Spring Hill Presbyterian Church

Nominating Committee for Deacons and Elders:

Have you ever wanted to serve this congregation in a special way? Felt a desire to “give” a little more than just a pledge? We are currently in the process of listening to the Church’s voices for upcoming 2027 Diaconate and Elders. If you would like to serve in that capacity and have been a member of SHPC for more than one year, please reach out to Trey Morvant, Nickelle Stoll, Maria Brutkewicz, Bronte Dixon or Cindy Campbell. If you know of a member that would be great in this capacity and want to suggest their name, please contact any of the above committee members. Thank you for helping to make God’s House a place where ALL are Welcome!

Our youth and adult leaders safely returned from Montreat Youth Conference Saturday evening. The week was full of laughter, fellowship, and nature as well as abundant spiritual awakening and renewal.

VBS NEEDS Volunteers Our Rainforest Falls VBS will be from 8:30-12:00 Monday-Thursday, July 20-23. We have station leaders for the activities but need a few more Crew Leaders to es**rt your designated group of children through their station rotation and stay with them during the activities. It’s a great way to get to know the kids and see the fun! Adults and older youth are welcome to be Crew Leaders. We also need volunteers in the pre-K. A snack leader is needed to coordinate the snack section each day. In addition, the Bible section leaders volunteers to be actors to help tell the bible stories. Please let Karen Dungan know if you are interested: (573) 310-9171, or [email protected]. The hours spent at VBS qualify for service hours for your school.

We sincerely apologize once again for the technical difficulties that prevented this morning's worship service from being broadcast live.

The service has now been uploaded and is available to watch at the link below. We invite you to join us as we reflect on Matthew 9:36–10:8 and consider Christ's call to compassionate discipleship.

June 14, 2026 - 3rd Sunday after Pentecost - “Who Cares” - Mathew 9:36-10:8 We invite you to join us for worship this Sunday, June 14, as we re...

The church is experiencing an Internet outage this morning. We apologize but the worship service livestream is not available.

The service today was filmed and we will put it on YouTube once the internet is restored!

Snacks needed! Snacks are needed for Vacation Bible School. There is a list of non perishable items needed below. Snacks can be placed in the parlor. Thank you for your support!

Nonperishable items
Blue gelatin
Boxed vanilla cake
Green food coloring
Graham crackers
Vanilla frosting
Coconut flakes
Green licorice rope
Pretzel rods
Raisins
Chocolate Hazelnut spread
Fruit loops

The church office will be closed Thursday, June 11. Please contact the office today if you need anything at 251-342-1550. You can also always send a message through our website at https://shpc.us/contact/.

There will be a Yeoman workday on Saturday, June 13 starting at 8am. Everyone is welcome to help with yard work to keep our campus beautiful.

From John Hutchinson

I first met David Marsh in 2018 when he was relatively unknown in the concert world. I heard him play on the former 20th Century Fox Studio Wurlitzer organ (now
installed in a state-of-the-art private recording studio) and he wowed everyone.
Shortly after, I asked him if he'd be interested in coming to Georgia to play a Christmas Pops concert on my newly built digital organ and he quickly accepted the
invitation. At that program, he had everyone in stitches from his interactions with the audience and absolutely blown away by his virtuosic technique. It was one of the most entertaining and well-played programs I had heard in years.

Shortly after, David began playing in large venues across the country for various theater organ organizations including multiple appearances for the hugely popular concerts on the outdoor organ (yes, there is such a thing) at Balboa Park in San Diego, CA. These days, it's hard to keep up with where David is performing next.

But through his meteoric rise as a sought after concert artist, he always said, "Absolutely!" when I called him to return to Georgia where he played for us three times. When I was getting ready to move to Mobile, he was quick to ask when he could come visit, and my friends, the time is here!

David will be performing on the Hutchinson Organ in the Fellowship Hall on Sunday, June 14 at 2 PM and then we will have an ice cream social following.

We are suggesting a $10 donation ($20 maximum for a family) to help cover the costs of bringing David to the area, but we want everyone to come and en-joy the afternoon whether you feel led to donate or not. If you have enjoyed the programs we have presented so far, then as the saying goes, "you aint seen nothin' yet!" Boy, are we in for a REAL TREAT! You won't believe your ears!

See you at the concert on June 14 at 2 PM!