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Ambassadors: Church members are commissioned to visit prospective new members to
inform them about the church. APC Young Professionals is a newly-formed group whose purpose is to provide a place in the APC family for those in their early twenties to early thirties (married or single) who are post-college but pre-children. Events include "Movie Night" at the Ambler Cinema; dinner in Center City; "Board Game Night" and work with Habitat for Humanity. To become involved with Young Professionals, contact Katie Greer at sydneysider236@aol.com or Allison Dwyer at amdwyer@alumni.princeton.edu. Look for more information here on the website and in the bulletin each Sunday. We hope to hear from you! Audio Visual: Individuals with A/V experience record morning service and special events. Come Double Club: A group of middle age to senior couples who meet monthly at the church. Their activities range from covered dish suppers to special trips to local points of interest, golf, bowling, bridge, and similar activities. Adult Fellowship: A social group of young to middle aged adults. Activities include road rallies, camping trips, progressive dinners, coffee house visits, etc. They also perform service projects for the church and community. Mothers of Preschool, Elementary and Middle School Children: Please contact the church office for current information. Music Program: Three graded bell choirs, two children's choirs, a youth choir, and an adult choir that doubles as a community choir. Add the Abington Symphony Orchestra and the Music at Abington series to round out an ambitious music program that attracts music professionals and aficionados from far and wide. Naomi's Group: A group of single, widowed, or divorced women who meet regularly for dining out and other social activities. Parish Nurses: Registered nurses provide a variety of volunteer services to the congregation. Presbyterian Women: A group of very active women organized into "circles" of various interests which meet both as circles and as a group on the whole. They support the Presbyterian Children's Village and raise money for various local and worldwide missions of the church. | |||
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Both programs have open enrollment policies based on race, creed or national origin. Application forms and additional information may be obtained by writing to Barbara Foy, Abington Presbyterian Nursery School, 1082 Old York Road, Abington, PA 19001, or telephoning at 215-885-0832. Information may also be obtained through the Church office at 215-887-4530. | ||
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The Play Group Program is for children 24 to 36 months of age, and is designed to give them an opportunity to be with other children of the same age in a loving, supportive play situation. Each Play Group has a qualified leader and an assistant leader. Age level is decided by the child's age on September 1st. While there may be some variance in the age ranges due to the distribution of birthdates of the children enrolled, all children are eligible for either one, two or three day groups. Play Groups begin in September and continue through May. School closures and vacation periods loosely follow those of the Abington School District. Play
Groups meet as follows: Tuition depends on the frequency of attendance, and is payable monthly beginning in September. There is also a non-refundable registration fee which is not applicable to tuition. Transportation is not provided. | |||
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