porch and the ramp were dedicated. During the next few years, the Quilters donated money to have the Sunday School repainted, a VCR and cabinet were donated by Robert Heckman for use by the Sunday School for educational purposes, new hymnals were purchased for the Sunday School, and new blue and gold stoles were made for the choir robes by Betty Lightbody. A white and gold superfrontal, pulpit and lectern hangings, Pastoral stole, and a burse and veil were purchased with the remaining money from our 200th Anniversary celebration. A new ministry for our senior members was started on the third Wednesday of each month where our senior members could come together for fellowship, worship, Holy Communion and a prepared luncheon. A recycling program was started by the Stewardship Committee. Four new church road signs were purchased by the Evangelism Committee and erected by the Property Committee along Route 422. In August of 1993, an Intern Program was begun in our parish and Seminarian Alex Walbrodt from the Gettysburg Seminary was our first intern. Also, in 1993 a new lighted bulletin board was purchased and installed in front of the church by our members. The Evangelism Committee started a ‘Tape Ministry’ and services were recorded and delivered to our shut-ins, along with a bulletin of the day. A Bible Bowl Team was formed and directed by Susan Neal and our young people came home with the Synod Trophy. New carpeting was installed in the downstairs Sunday School/social room. -14-