Kingsway Church Hosts Cherry Hill’s Biggest Easter Sunday Service

On Easter Sunday, April 8th, 2012, Kingsway Church will host Cherry Hill’s Biggest Easter Service at 10:00 AM at the New Auditorium at Cherry Hill High School West, Chapel and Marlboro Avenues in Cherry Hill.

At 9:00 AM meet your neighbors during a fellowship time while enjoying complementary coffee and pastries. Professional childcare will be provided for children ages 0-6 years old. The service will include a live band, funny videos and an inspirational speaker the whole family will enjoy.

“Helping People Find and Follow Jesus” is the mission of Kingsway Church. Kingsway Church, located at the corner of Chapel Avenue and Cooper Landing Road in Cherry Hill, is currently undergoing a major building project to house their growing family ministries. Services are held on Sunday mornings at 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM and 11:30 AM.

Kingsway is a multi-cultural and multi-generational church, located 10
minutes across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. For more information please call Kingsway Church at 856.667.9098 or go to http://www.KingswayChurch.tv or http://www.Facebook.com/KingswayCherryHill, or email Info@KingswayChurch.tv to receive our weekly e-newsletter.

Kingsway Church Hosts Cherry Hill’s Biggest Easter Egg Hunt

Kingsway Church will host its Annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 7th, 2012 at 10:00 AM at the Cherry Hill High School West Football Stadium.

Cherry Hill, New Jersey: Cherry Hill High School West Football Field will be covered with over 25,000 eggs on Saturday, April 7, 2012 at 10:00 AM. The event is free and will be held rain or shine. Complementary coffee and pastries will be provided. All parents and kids ages 0-12 are welcome.

Parking for the Cherry Hill High School West Football Field main lot is at Graham and Weld Streets. For more information please call Kingsway Church at 856.667.9098 or go to http://www.KingswayChurch.tv.

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CONNECTING THROUGH TEXTING KINGSWAY CHURCH

Connecting to Kingsway Church in Cherry Hill, New Jersey is as easy as entering 64842 to your cell phone end entering the word Kingsway.

Kingsway Church is connecting with their parishioners and the community at large using SMS (Short Message Service) technology more commonly known as ”texting.”

Lead Pastor Bryon White realized that just reading church announcements from the pulpit and mailing church bulletins are no longer effective ways in reaching their community’s fast-paced members who live electronic communications dependent lives.

More and more, he has heard people say “If you’re not texting my cell phone, I’m not getting the message,” said White. Church member Monday Osagie developed a system for Pastor White that is easy and economical.

Kingsway Church took a huge step in connecting with 77we, a leader in mobile marketing, to stay in touch electronically by creating keywords and QR Codes for the church to send and receive instantaneous messages via SMS texting to short code 64842 to thousands of people at the touch of a button.

“77we’s SMS technology is amazing, lightening fast and highly economical since Kingsway Church realized that expensive paper mailings are no longer practicable, nor good for the environment and will gradually become a thing of the past,” said Osagie.

Now, Kingsway Church has access to the very same technology you’ve seen on American Idol and heard advertised on the radio and TV.

Church members can now text “Kingsway” to short code 64842 to join the church’s text message distribution list and start receiving messages from the church on their cell phones.

Kingsway Church has once again chosen to be a leader in the community.

For more information on Kingsway Church, check out the church’s web site at http://www.kingswayag.com. For more information using texting for churches go to http://77we.com/kingsway-church-and-sms-text.html. To speak to Monday Osagie from 77we please text: ”Monday to 64842” or call him toll free at 800.688.9512.

SCHOPFER TO PRESENT RESEARCH AT MINNEAPOLIS CONFERENCE

Elizabeth Anne Schopfer, a rising junior at the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in Psychology with an interest in Special Needs and Autism Research, has been selected to present at SLEEP 2011, the 25th Anniversary Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies, LLC (APSS). The conference (www.sleepmeeting.org) will be held June 11 – 15, 2011, at the Minneapolis Convention Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The SLEEP meeting attracts the largest audience of sleep specialists in the nation. It is the only five-day meeting in the nation with scientific sessions and an exhibition hall focused solely on sleep medicine and sleep research.

Schopfer had the opportunity to participate in the Center for Sleep and Circadian Neurobiology (CSCN) Research Retreat at the University of Pennsylvania on May 20, 2011. The Division of Sleep Medicine was the first independent Sleep Division established in the United States. Based within the University of Pennsylvania Department of Medicine, the division’s membership reflects the multi-disciplinary nature of sleep medicine at Penn and draws its faculty members from different academic departments and specialties.

Schopfer, Cherry Hill High School West 2009 Class Valedictorian and National Honor Society President, studies as a sleep research assistant under Dr. Michael Grandner (www.michaelgrandner.com) at the Center for Sleep and Respiratory Neurobiology at the University of Pennsylvania Sleep Center.

Schopfer, a Penn honor student, serves as the Research Chair of Penn Speaks for Autism, Chaplain and Hospitality Chair of the New Spirit of Penn Gospel Choir, Worship Team bassist of Penn Students for Christ, in addition to, her volunteer work for the Kite and Key Society, the Ronald McDonald House, and the Penn Equestrian Team.

Schopfer received the prestigious Mulroney Scholarship for Autism and Education in 2010 where, as a rising sophomore, she was accepted by the University Of Pennsylvania Graduate School Of Education to attend a summer graduate school course study in autism. In addition, she had the opportunity to participate in the International Meeting for Autism Research (IMFAR) 2010 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Schopfer also served as a Big Break 2011 Campus Crusade for Christ Missionary in Panama City, Florida. She can be reached at Schopfer@sas.upenn.edu.

SCHOPFER ACCEPTED TO UNITED STATES COAST GUARD ACADEMY INTRODUCTION MISSION

Matthew Clark Schopfer, a junior at Cherry Hill High School West has been selected to attend the United States Coast Guard Academy Introduction Mission (AIM) Summer Program in New London, Connecticut July 3rd through July 9th, 2011.

Selection for AIM is a holistic process which looks at a variety of factors in the student’s life. Weighed in the process are: the online application, personal statements, most recent high school transcript and an optional letter of recommendation (from a teacher/coach/advisor). On average, the most qualified 500 rising seniors will be selected for the AIM program.

The U.S. Coast Guard Academy, one of the smallest of the five federal service academies, offers a prestigious higher education experience, with emphasis on leadership, physical fitness and professional development.

With all the honor and tradition of a military academy, the Academy sustains an 8-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio and is set on a picturesque waterfront campus creating a traditional small college feel.

Cadets here devote themselves to an honor concept and go directly into positions of leadership in the U.S. Coast Guard, to work at sea, on land and in the air, in service to others.

SCHOPFER ACCEPTED TO TROOPER YOUTH WEEK 2011

Matthew Clark Schopfer, a junior at Cherry Hill High School West has been selected to attend the Trooper Youth Week 2011 at the New Jersey State Police Training Center in Sea Girt, New Jersey which runs August 1st through August 5th, 2011.

Trooper Youth Week is a residential youth education program developed by the New Jersey State Police. This program presents simulated law enforcement programs for students who have completed their junior year and are entering their senior year of High School.

The week’s activities include lectures and presentations covering many facets of police work and criminal justice. To qualify for the program an applicant must be of good reputation and sound moral character; must be recommended; must be in good academic standing; must be able to participate in physical fitness activities; must be able to participate in a structured well disciplined program.

The first Trooper Youth Week summer program was initiated on June 28, 1965 at the New Jersey State Police Training Academy, Sea Girt, NJ. The New Jersey State Police saw an opportunity to develop a summer program to attract high school students to the New Jersey State Police.

This summer program continues to attract competent, dedicated, moral, and diverse applicants from all areas of New Jersey. The mission of the New Jersey State Police has grown immensely since the initial Trooper Youth Week summer program in 1965. The format of the Trooper Youth Week summer program has been expanded to adequately reflect these same substantive changes.

The typical summer week long residential program is inclusive of a disciplined quasi-military environment supervised by the enlisted members of the New Jersey State Police. This program’s daily block schedule of military drill, structured fast moving classroom programs, practical exercises and physical training serves to simulate a true recruit training experience. The program’s core values emphasize integrity, honesty, courtesy, professionalism, human dignity and respect, and teamwork.

OPRAH GUEST TO APPEAR AT CHERRY HILL HIGH SCHOOL EAST!

Texting and driving is something we have all done. It is something that everyone needs to stop doing and focus on the road!

While attending a Jewish youth group convention in Dallas, Texas in February, a woman and her fiance came and spoke to the 800 teens that were attending about texting and driving and her story of how her parents were killed in a car accident on their way back from her high school graduation.

The presentation that made 800 teenagers cry was so inspirational to me that I had to have them come to Cherry Hill. After weeks of emails and meetings with administrators I finally coordinated a date.

Jacy Good and Steve Johnson, who currently live in New York will travel all the way to Cherry Hill High School East on May 23rd, 2011. There will then be a presentation at the JCC in Cherry Hill from 7-9pm that night for any parent or member of the community who wants to hear the story. Then on May 24th, 2011 they will be giving a presentation at Cherry Hill High School West. They will be presenting their program titled “Hang Up and Drive.” Jacy Good has been a guest on Oprah and has appeared in People Magazine.

I would be glad to be contacted for more information or anything you would need from me to help this story become publicized and covered.

This is a presentation that will change the way you drive and help everyone to become safer drivers!

Feel free to contact me at jtuff5@gmail.com