Hessel Presbyterian Church

06/07/2026

06/07/2026

Hessel Presbyterian, Zoom/ F Book invite Sunday 6-7-2026 @ 9 AM EST

Come in person, Via Zoom, Facebook live.

My story is at the end of this email.

Members, remember to pick up the "new pastor" Question-air. More info em Shelly Promo, or Carol Duncan..

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ORDER OF MORNING WORSHIP
June 7, 2026 2nd Sunday afterPentecost

Prelude: “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee”
Welcome – Announcements

Call to Worship: Psalm 95 & 96 (congregation read all bold )
Leader: O come let us sing to the Lord
Let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation!
Let us come into His presence with thanksgiving
Let us make a joyful noise to him with songs of praise!
For the Lord is a great God.
And a great King above all gods
In his hands are the depths of the earth; the heights of the mountains are his also
The sea is his, for he made it; for his hands formed the dry land.
O Come let us worship and bow down, let us kneel before the Lord our maker.
For he is our God and we ae the people of his pasture, and the sheep of his land.
O sing to the Lord a new song;
Sing to the Lord, all the earth!
Sing to the Lord, bless his name;
Tell of his salvation day to day.
Declare his glory among the nations,
His marvelous works among all people;
For great is the Lord and greatly praised;
He is feared above all gods.
For all the gods of the peoples are idols;
But the Lord made the heavens
Honor and majesty are before him
Strength and beauty are his sanctuary.
Ascribe to the Lord, O families of the peoples,
Ascribe to the Lord ,glory and Strength!
Ascribe to the Lord due his name;
Bring an offering, come into his courts
Worship the Lord in holy array;
Tremble before him, all the earth!
Say among the nations, “The Lord Reigns
Yea the world is established, it shall never be moved, he will judge the people with equity.”
Let the heavens be glad, and let the earth rejoice;
Let the sea roar, and all that fills it;
Let the field exult, and everything in it!
Then shall all the trees of the wood sing for joy before the Lord,
For he comes to judge the earth.
He will judge the world with righteousness and the peoples with truth.

*Hymn #74 “I Sing the Mighty Power of God”

*Gloria Patri (Front of Hymnal)

*Sharing the Peace:

The Peace: Leader: The peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.

People: And also with you.

Listening for God’s Word

Scripture Reading: Hebrews 12:4-11
One: This is The Word of the Lord
All: Thanks be to God

MESSAGE
Who are you...is God Angry with Us?“” Guest Speaker: Mike Davis

*Hymn #626 “Gentle Shepherd”

Responding to God’s Word
Joys and Concerns Pastoral Prayer
The Lord’s Prayer (in unison): Our Father (debts/debtors)

Affirmation of Faith:
All: We hold that what God says to us and does for us centers in Jesus Christ, our living Lord as he is remembered, known, and expected. In Christ, God’s Word of acceptance takes flesh: by grace through faith we are set right with God, adopted as children of God, not because of anything we have done, but because of what Christ has done. In Christ, God’s Word of demand is lived out: to love God and neighbor as Jesus did is what God requires of us. The Spirit adds no different Word from God, but leads us deeper into the truth of God uttered in Jesus Christ

Offering Plate is at the rear of the Sanctuary: Doxology
*Prayer of Dedication
Leader: Holy God, we offer our gifts today and every day, trusting in your promises to heal, reconcile and bring justice and peace. May all that we offer be transformed into signs of your love and acts of your mercy. We ask this in Jesus’ name. Amen

* Hymn #33 “How Great Thou Art”

Going out with the Word

*Benediction
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Michael

Oh, its just a quick trip to the Grocery or one of the Dollar stores for a can of corn, or some fresh vegetables.
How wonderful we human beings have it to access food. !!!! I wonder what food Christ and the disciples had to eat at the "last supper"..

Nobody expected the huge snow fall we had last winter 2026. I remember Joe Schenaby of channel 7-8 saying maybe 2-4" of new snow. And saying to Jill, I am going to the grocery for a few things....I am always thinking about the COVID shortages, and the ability to buy.

I am also always think about our animal friends, both large and small.
Before "winter" I buy 10, 50 # bags of new corn and store it in the trunk, along with Oilled sun-flower seeds for the front porch.

The tracker supply front gals have started to say, afternoon Mr Stoll..same order ?...amazing with my sore foot, they get it from the piles in the store and then put it in my trunk !!..what A wonderful service..most generally performed by Gals !! ( At a couple 10" of snow I had 15-20 deer, which looked quite good, considering.)

Move ahead to 70 degree days recently, I put-out one last sack on the ground, expecting 5-6 deer...None, None..so where have they gone ?? (far North where trees have new leaf buds).
My pile of corn seemed untouched...well, what came down the driveway, but a new little fawn who was forming his male antlers..about 3" inches...had his corn snack and went on, trying to be a male buck..!!

Michael

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Greeting today are Kevin and Carolyn Lewis.

For the month of June we are collecting items for Open House and breakfasts. Specific items are . Specific items are: 16- or 8-ounce bottles of water, 9-ounce clear cups, paper plates and napkins.

Tami Duncan is accepting donations for the book sale she is hosting during the Boat Show Open House.

Sign up sheet for things needed for Cleon’s Moss’s Memorial is on the back bulletin board.

Per capita for 2026 is $40.41 per member.

June 9: Session meets at the church at 4:00.
June 16: Ladies group will meet at Nancy Foster’s at 1:00.

Hessel Presbyterian Church, PCUSA
P.O. Box 301 Hessel, Mi 49745
www.hesselpresbyterian church.com email:[email protected]
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Guest Speaker: Mike Davis
Church 484-2124 (Leave a message)
June 7, 2026

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05/31/2026

Hessel Presbyterian, Zoom/ F Book invite Sunday 5-31-2026 @ 9 AM EST

Come in person, Via Zoom, Facebook live.

My story is at the end of this email.

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ORDER OF MORNING WORSHIP
May 31, 2026 Trinity Sunday

Prelude: “Amazing Grace”

Welcome – Announcements

Call to Worship:
Leader: Our gracious God has created us and called us his own.
All: Let us worship the triune God.
Leader: Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, has redeemed our lives.
All: Let us worship the triune God.
Leader: The Holy Spirit sustains and guides us all the days of our lives.
All: In gratitude and joy, let us worship the triune God!

*Hymn #776 “For the Beauty of the Earth”

+Call to Confession, Confession, Assurance of Pardon
Leader: God calls us, again and again, to turn from all that separates us from the Divine and to return to God’s path. Let us, then, name the ways we have sinned in wandering from God, relying on God’s mercy to forgive and renew us.
All: God calls us, again and again, to turn from all that separates us from the Divine and to return to God’s path. Let us, then, name the ways we have sinned in wandering from God, relying on God’s mercy to forgive and renew us.
Leader: Hear the Good News! While it is true that we have sinned, it is a greater truth that in the name of Jesus Christ we are forgiven. Know you are forgiven and be at peace. Amen.+

Gloria Patri

Sharing the peace:

The Peace: Leader: The peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.
People: And also with you.

Listening for God’s Word

1st Reading Genesis 1:1-2:4 (O.T. pgs. 1-2)
2nd Reading 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 (N.T. pg. 164)
Gospel Reading Matthew 28:16-21 (N.T. pg. 29)
Leader: This is the Word of the Lord
All: Thanks be to God

MESSAGE
Guest Speaker: Jessica Potvin

*Hymn #7575 “In His Time”

Responding to God’s Word

Joys and Concerns Pastoral Prayer
The Lord’s Prayer (in unison): Our Father (debts/debtors)

+Affirmation of Faith:
Leader: How do you live for the love of God?
All: I love because God first loved me. God loves me in Christ with a love that never ends. Amazed by grace, I no longer live for myself. I live for the Lord who died and rose again, triumphant over death, for my sake. Therefore, I take those around me to heart, especially those in particular need, knowing that Christ died for them no less than for me. Amen.

Offering Plate is at the rear of the Sanctuary
* Doxology
+Prayer of Dedication
Leader: Holy God, all that we have and all that we are is a gift from you. We dedicate these gifts given this day to your work of making disciples in this time and place. Amen.

*Hymn (Insert) “A Promise of Spring”

Going out with the Word

*Benediction

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Michael
Boats, Boats, Boats...before there were humans, there we boats...haha.
There is a wonderful book to revive the imagination of your grandchildren as they are about to enter the world of Boats in the LES CHENEAUX. As the little fellow in a small canoe finds water ports.

Some guy I know, ME, has way too many boats, to provide the ultimate care. I would like my "Woodie" boats to maintain.

Well, thanks Dad, Bradly Up ham, Gus Alexander, Montgomery Wards and one old Aluminum "thing". Dad taught me the proper way to get the outboard motor ready for Winter. It is amazing that I experienced Dad carrying all three of the outboard motors to the cottage..and not near the boathouse...Today it would not be done that way. Dad had a very bad heart.

When Goose and Jack Ostate, built our boathouse, I had them make it possible to store 2 main boats, The Tiger Lilly, and the little Sea King. @ 2,100 # the Tiger gets the center well and the use of two 4,000 # Lift electric hoist.
I usta put 3 long Cedar logs under the boat for the wind stabilization, but today, I use three long "trucker's straps".

As with all winterized motors, water is drained, and then started to blow out the water jackets. Then its a bag of mouth balls to keep the animals out.

Time for a long winter's night...Michael

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You are invited to join in a ministry of prayers for the following:
Our Congregation: Our congregation as we search for a new Pastor
Our family and friends: Residents of Cedar Cove.
Others: All the people around the world caught amid war, famine and conflicts personal or nationwide; our Country, the military and their families, the leaders of the country and local community, all first responders and Mackinac Presbytery.
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Greeting today are Mike and Jill Stoll.

Kurt and Linda Duncan are celebrating their anniversary Tuesday, June 2.

This is the last Sunday to turn in completed Pastoral Search Questionnaires. Also, if you are interested in serving on the search committee let an elder know. The committee will be appointed at the session meeting June 9 and be presented to the congregation for a vote the following Sunday.

For the month of June we are collecting items for the Boat Show open House and lunches or breakfast at the church. Specific items are: 16- or 8-ounce bottles of water, 9 ounce clear cups, paper plates and napkins.

June 9: Session will meet in the church basement at 4:00.
June 16: Presbyterian women’s group will meet to continue working on lap robes that will be in the Boat Show Sale. This is the group’s major fund raiser, so all help is appreciated.
+ Indicates material used from Presbyterian Outlook.

Large print Bibles and Hymnals are available on the back table.
Hearing assist devices are available at the back of the sanctuary.
Hessel Presbyterian Church, PCUSA
P.O. Box 301 Hessel, Mi 49745
www.hesselpresbyterian church.com email:[email protected]
Like us on:

Guest Speaker: Jessica Potvin

Church 484-2124 (Leave a message)
May 31, 2026

Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise cloud communications.

05/30/2026

ORDER OF MORNING WORSHIP
May 31, 2026 Trinity Sunday

Prelude: “Amazing Grace”

Welcome – Announcements

Call to Worship:
Leader: Our gracious God has created us and called us his own.
All: Let us worship the triune God.
Leader: Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, has redeemed our lives.
All: Let us worship the triune God.
Leader: The Holy Spirit sustains and guides us all the days of our lives.
All: In gratitude and joy, let us worship the triune God!

*Hymn #776 “For the Beauty of the Earth”

+Call to Confession, Confession, Assurance of Pardon
Leader: God calls us, again and again, to turn from all that separates us from the Divine and to return to God’s path. Let us, then, name the ways we have sinned in wandering from God, relying on God’s mercy to forgive and renew us.
All: Look deep, loving God, and see us as we really are. We are a people who prefer our will to your will. We focus on things of the self and give little thought or care to others. We wander through our days giving little thought to our own discipleship, let alone our call to help others become disciples. Forgive us, God of grace. Forgive us and set us again on the path of your righteousness. Amen.
Leader: Hear the Good News! While it is true that we have sinned, it is a greater truth that in the name of Jesus Christ we are forgiven. Know you are forgiven and be at peace. Amen.+

Gloria Patri

Sharing the peace:

The Peace: Leader: The peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.
People: And also with you.


Listening for God’s Word

1st Reading Genesis 1:1-2:4 (O.T. pgs. 1-2)
2nd Reading 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 (N.T. pg. 164)
Gospel Reading Matthew 28:16-21 (N.T. pg. 29)
Leader: This is the Word of the Lord
All: Thanks be to God

MESSAGE
Guest Speaker: Jessica Potvin

*Hymn #7575 “In His Time”

Responding to God’s Word



Joys and Concerns Pastoral Prayer
The Lord’s Prayer (in unison): Our Father (debts/debtors)
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+Affirmation of Faith:
Leader: How do you live for the love of God?
All: I love because God first loved me. God loves me in Christ with a love that never ends. Amazed by grace, I no longer live for myself. I live for the Lord who died and rose again, triumphant over death, for my sake. Therefore, I take those around me to heart, especially those in particular need, knowing that Christ died for them no less than for me. Amen.

Offering Plate is at the rear of the Sanctuary
* Doxology
+Prayer of Dedication
Leader: Holy God, all that we have and all that we are is a gift from you. We dedicate these gifts given this day to your work of making disciples in this time and place. Amen.


*Hymn (Insert) “A Promise of Spring”

Going out with the Word

*Benediction


VVV

You are invited to join in a ministry of prayers for the following:
Our Congregation: Our congregation as we search for a new Pastor
Our family and friends: Residents of Cedar Cove.
Others: All the people around the world caught amid war, famine and conflicts personal or nationwide; our Country, the military and their families, the leaders of the country and local community, all first responders and Mackinac Presbytery.
_______________________________________________________

Greeting today are Mike and Jill Stoll.

Kurt and Linda Duncan are celebrating their anniversary Tuesday, June 2.

This is the last Sunday to turn in completed Pastoral Search Questionnaires. Also, if you are interested in serving on the search committee let an elder know. The committee will be appointed at the session meeting June 9 and be presented to the congregation for a vote the following Sunday.

For the month of June we are collecting items for the Boat Show open House and lunches or breakfast at the church. Specific items are: 16- or 8-ounce bottles of water, 9 ounce clear cups, paper plates and napkins.

June 9: Session will meet in the church basement at 4:00.
June 16: Presbyterian women’s group will meet to continue working on lap robes that will be in the Boat Show Sale. This is the group’s major fund raiser, so all help is appreciated.
+ Indicates material used from Presbyterian Outlook.

Large print Bibles and Hymnals are available on the back table.
Hearing assist devices are available at the back of the sanctuary.





Hessel Presbyterian Church, PCUSA
P.O. Box 301 Hessel, Mi 49745
www.hesselpresbyterian church.com email:[email protected]
Like us on:

Guest Speaker: Jessica Potvin

Church 484-2124 (Leave a message)
May 31, 2026

05/23/2026

Hessel Presbyterian, Zoom/ F Book invite Sunday 5-24-2026 @ 9 AM EST

Come in person, Via Zoom, Facebook live.

My story is at the end of this email.

Members, remember to pick up the "new pastor" Question-air. More info? EM: Shelly Promo, or Carol Duncan..

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Meeting ID: 429 921 2142

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Facebook Live: "Hessel Presbyterian Church"
(Please register on FB as a viewer of the service.)
Have a care or concern? please leave a message and Tammie will respond.

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ORDER OF MORNING WORSHIP
May 24, 2026 8th Sunday of Easter

Prelude: “My Country ‘tis of Thee”
Welcome – Announcements

Call to Worship Psalm 67: 3-4
One: Let the peoples praise you, O God; let all the peoples praise you.
All: Let the nations be glad and sing for joy, for you judge the peoples with equity and guide the nations of the earth.

*Hymn #290 “Pentecostal Power”

Call to Confession, Prayer of Confession, and Assurance of Pardon:
Leader: God’s Spirit is alive and at work among us, gathering us for worship, calling us to return to God through prayer, praise and confession. Let us pray together.

All: Spirit of the Living God, we hesitate and doubt. You call us to act boldly, but fear keeps us quiet and circling. We confess our lack of courage, splintered by uncertainty and second-guessing. Forgive us for all the times we shrink from your call. Embolden us to dream beyond what we know and imagine the world as beloved community. Let your Spirit fill us, prodding us beyond inertia. Grant that we might be Christ’s body, not in fits and starts but with steady conviction. Guided by your Holy Spirit, help us be active participants in ushering in your peaceable kin-dom. Amen.

Leader: “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.” In Jesus Christ, we are forgiven and freed. Amen

The Peace: Leader: The peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.
People: And also with you.

Sharing the peace

Listening for God’s Word

Gospel Reading: Luke:18:15-17 (N.T. pg. 70)
One: The word of the Lord
All: Thanks be to God

MESSAGE

“Jesus Loves the Little Children”
Guest Speaker: Sue Harrison

Hymn #209 “Tell Me the Stories of Jesus”

Responding to God’s Word

Joys and Concerns
Pastoral Prayer
In these days when violence seems to engulf us – when weapons thunder across borders, when classrooms become places of terror, when families walk endless miles seeking shelter – deliver us from the darkness we have allowed to flourish. Guide the long journey of human history toward your promised justice. Grant us the strength to stand against hatred’s divisions, to speak your love that knows no boundaries, to transform systems that perpetuate suffering, to be steadfast in our pursuit of peace,
Merciful One, attend to these whispered hopes we offer. Together now, as Christ’s living presence, we turn to the ancient words that Jesus gave us praying “Our Father …..” (debts and debtors)

Affirmation of Faith: Apostles’ Creed ( #8 in Hymnal)

Offering Plate is at the rear of the Sanctuary
* Doxology * Prayer of Dedication

*Hymn #758 “God of Our Fathers”

Going out with the Word

*Benediction:
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Michael

This is Pentecost Sunday, where the Lord told Jesus who had arisen, to save us from our sins, that if we would just declare our love for him, our sins would be forgiven.

I wonder if that concept would work for a business ?? (Do businesses have sins...humm?).

In Bristol, Indiana, I and 25 wonderful employees manufactured 3,500 reel to reel analogue and then digital "911" style Voice Loggers, for security, police and fire Depts, etc. They went all over the world, Egypt, Asia, and the USA.

On the price Quotation for the machine, I offered a 10 % discount if the purchaser would write a reference letter about their use of the machine, quality, etc.

Of course the discount was taken and I received 5 letter about the RPT voice logger. Most gave an excellent review and asking the reader if they had questions to call the author of the letter..one was really cute...In pencil, big script "great"...Jim (BY THE POST MARK, I KNEW WHO Jim WAS !)

So how many lunches have you purchases for those (yeses) ?...We all have had an Opportunity to say to someone: "Can I pick you up this Sunday, for Church and a free lunch ?

Michael
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You are invited to join in a ministry of prayers and support for the following:
Our Congregation: Marilyn Kraft and our congregation as we navigate through the process of obtaining a new minister.
Our family and friends: Residents of Cedar Cove.
Others: All people around the world caught in the midst of war, famine and conflicts personal or nationwide; our Country and its leaders, the military and their families, the leaders of the local community, first responders and Mackinac Presbytery.

Greeting today is Stu Galbraith.

Celebrating a birthday Tuesday May 26 is Charlie Salo.

Thank you, Sue Harrison, for leading this morning’s service.

For the month of May we are collecting canned fruit for the food pantry at Cedar Post. Use the totes at the base of the coat rack for your donations

If you haven’t filled out a Pastoral Search Questionnaire yet, please do so and return it ASAP. Also, if you haven’t looked at the work sheet on the back bulletin board, do so and talk with an elder about helping out .

Per Capita for 2026 is $40.41 per member. If you can pay this it is a financial benefit for the church.

Cleon Moss’s memorial service is scheduled for July 18th. Specific details will be given later.

Large print Bibles and Hymnals are available on the back table.
Hearing assist devices are available at the back of the sanctuary.

Hessel Presbyterian Church, PCUSA
P.O. Box 301 Hessel, Mi 49745
www.hesselpresbyterian church.com email:[email protected]
Like us on:

Guest speaker: Sue Harrison
Church 484-2124 (Leave a message)
May 24, 2026

Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise cloud communications.

05/22/2026

ORDER OF MORNING WORSHIP
May 24, 2026 8th Sunday of Easter

Prelude: “My Country ‘tis of Thee”
Welcome – Announcements

Call to Worship​Psalm 67: 3-4
One:​Let the peoples praise you, O God; let all the peoples praise you.
All: Let the nations be glad and sing for joy, for you judge the peoples with equity and guide the nations of the earth.
​
*Hymn #290 “Pentecostal Power”

Call to Confession, Prayer of Confession, and Assurance of Pardon:
Leader: God’s Spirit is alive and at work among us, gathering us for worship, calling us to return to God through prayer, praise and confession. Let us pray together.

All:​Spirit of the Living God, we hesitate and doubt. You call us to act boldly, but fear keeps us quiet and circling. We confess our lack of courage, splintered by uncertainty and second-guessing. Forgive us for all the times we shrink from your call. Embolden us to dream beyond what we know and imagine the world as beloved community. Let your Spirit fill us, prodding us beyond inertia. Grant that we might be Christ’s body, not in fits and starts but with steady conviction. Guided by your Holy Spirit, help us be active participants in ushering in your peaceable kin-dom. Amen.

Leader: “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.” In Jesus Christ, we are forgiven and freed. Amen

The Peace: Leader: The peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.
People: And also with you.

Sharing the peace





Listening for God’s Word

Gospel Reading: Luke:18:15-17 (N.T. pg. 70)
One: The word of the Lord
All: Thanks be to God

MESSAGE

“Jesus Loves the Little Children”
Guest Speaker: Sue Harrison

Hymn #209 “Tell Me the Stories of Jesus”

Responding to God’s Word

Joys and Concerns
Pastoral Prayer
Iin these days when violence seems to engulf us – when weapons thunder across borders, when classrooms become places of terror, when families walk endless miles seeking shelter – deliver us from the darkness we have allowed to flourish. Guide the long journey of human history toward your promised justice. Grant us the strength to stand against hatred’s divisions, to speak your love that knows no boundaries, to transform systems that perpetuate suffering, to be steadfast in our pursuit of peace,
Merciful One, attend to these whispered hopes we offer. Together now, as Christ’s living presence, we turn to the ancient words that Jesus gave us praying “Our Father​…..” (debts and debtors)
​
Affirmation of Faith: Apostles’ Creed ( #8 in Hymnal)

Offering Plate is at the rear of the Sanctuary
* Doxology * Prayer of Dedication

*Hymn #758 “God of Our Fathers”

Going out with the Word

*Benediction:


VVV

You are invited to join in a ministry of prayers and support for the following:
Our Congregation: Marilyn Kraft and our congregation as we navigate through the process of obtaining a new minister.
Our family and friends: Residents of Cedar Cove.
Others: All people around the world caught in the midst of war, famine and conflicts personal or nationwide; our Country and its leaders, the military and their families, the leaders of the local community, first responders and Mackinac Presbytery.

Greeting today is Stu Galbraith.

Celebrating a birthday Tuesday May 26 is Charlie Salo.

Thank you, Sue Harrison, for leading this morning’s service.

For the month of May we are collecting canned fruit for the food pantry at Cedar Post. Use the totes at the base of the coat rack for your donations

If you haven’t filled out a Pastoral Search Questionnaire yet, please do so and return it ASAP. Also, if you haven’t looked at the work sheet on the back bulletin board, do so and talk with an elder about helping out .

Per Capita for 2026 is $40.41 per member. If you can pay this it is a financial benefit for the church.

Cleon Moss’s memorial service is scheduled for July 18th. Specific details will be given later.

Large print Bibles and Hymnals are available on the back table.
Hearing assist devices are available at the back of the sanctuary.


Hessel Presbyterian Church, PCUSA
P.O. Box 301 Hessel, Mi 49745
www.hesselpresbyterian church.com email:[email protected]
Like us on:

Guest speaker: Sue Harrison
Church 484-2124 (Leave a message)
May 24, 2026