Club One Sixteen
Club One Sixteen encourages families and individuals of all ages to come together for fun, community, learning, and worship. These programs offer activities from 3:30 pm to 7:00 pm on most Wednesdays during the school year. (View the February Youth Calendar for details.) Club 116 requires an enrollment form. Please click to download the PDF; fill it in and return.
ELPC also offers a Wednesday evening Taizé service.
Club 116 “Themes”
This winter we will explore the theme, “Stories of our Faith.”
We’ll continue our exploration of God’s story as it relates to the stories of our lives by beginning to learn about the life and ministry of Jesus in the Gospels.
Schedule
Here’s a typical schedule. Check at the front desk for specific locations:
- 3:30 - 4:00: Homework help and snacks (McKelvey Room)
- 4:00 - 5:00: Open Gym and “Club Life”
- 5:00 - 5:30: Dinner
- 5:30 - 7:00: Bible study
Club Life
This is our newest addition to the Club 116 program. Each week, we’ll offer workshops for kids of all ages about all different aspects of life, from food, to fitness, to faith. Some classes require pre-registration as noted below. Contact Gloria Knopp, (412) 441-3800, to pre-register. Club Life requires an enrollment form (click to download) and a registration form (click to download). Please download the PDFs, fill them in, and return.
- February 1, 8, 15: Join us for an exciting sewing project we will work on in partnership with East End Cooperative Ministry!
- February 22: We will start seeds for vegetables that we will grow in our garden this spring.
- February 29: We will have a Leap Year (leap day!) celebration.
- February 29, March 7, March 14: We will do some cooking (and some eating).
- March 21, 28 and April 11: We will have a creativity class where we will make a video to be shown in worship on Youth Sunday!
- April 18, 25 and May 2: We will learn how different things work. Some of these dates we will do walking field trips within the community, so additional written approval will be needed.
- May 9 and 16: We will nurture our garden we started back in February!
Club 116 ministry team
Darren Belejac (Seminary Intern), The Rev. Brian Diebold (Youth Ministries Coordinator), Wil Forrest (Young Adult Ministries Coordinator), Ericka McIlory (Seminary Student), William Johnson (ELPC Member & Volunteer Youth Leader), Katie Mohr (Educational Ministries Assistant), The Rev. Heather Schoenewolf (Associate Pastor), Anthony Williams (Youth Worker).
If you are interested in volunteering for club one sixteen, or would like to donate a meal to our youth group, please contact Wil Forrest, (412) 260-2554, or by email.
Lenten Bible Study with the Revs Bush and Schoenewolf | Feb 29 to April 4, Wednesday evenings from 6-7pm
Lent is a season of waiting and preparation, as we journey to the cross of Christ and hope in the renewal of the Resurrection. Lent presents an opportunity for us to deepen our awareness of and commitment to the God who loves us and who has, in Christ, redeemed us. Rev. Randy Bush and Rev. Heather Schoenewolf will lead an evening Bible Study during the six weeks of Lent so that we as a congregation might travel along this journey together. The Bible Study will focus on passages of healing and wholeness that are a part of the Lenten Devotional guide offered to you by the Christian Education Ministry Team.
Join us Wednesday evenings from 6 - 7pm in the Second Floor Parlor for a time of study, discussion and reflection together. This special Lenten program will run from Wednesday, February 29 through Wednesday, April 4.
Our regular Bible 116 at noon on Mondays will resume April 16.
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