Yorkshire Church is thrilled to salute its members that are part of the graduating Classes of 2020.

High School:

Kylie Billet graduated in December of 2019 from Eastern High School. She is presently enrolled in the dental assistant program. Kylie is the daughter of Vincent and Angela Card. 

Nicole Greenplate is graduating from York Suburban High School. She plans to pursue a nursing degree in the fall. Nicole is the daughter of Amy Greenplate.

Rebekah Kelley is graduating from York Suburban High School. In the fall she will pursue a major in Biology. Rebekah is the daughter of Kris Kelley.

Matthew Zeiders is graduating from Central York High School. This fall Matt will pursue a major in Civil Engineering and to play soccer. Matt is the son of Jennifer and Robert Zeiders.

 College:

Caroline Glazier She graduated from Messiah College with a B.A. degree in Christian Ministry with concentrations in Youth and Congregational Ministries. Caroline married Michael Glazier in March. She and her husband will be living in California, where they both will pursue a fellowship to attend graduate school as they prepare for work in the mission field. Caroline is the daughter of Samia and Mansour Barsom. 

Liam Hogue He graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University with a B. S. degree in Crop and Soil Sciences. He plans to begin a career in agriculture. Liam is the son of Thomas and Tara Hogue.

Amber Swanick She graduated from Elizabethtown College with a B.S. degree in Business with concentration in Family Business and Entrepreneurship along with a double minor in Graphic Design and Arts Administration. Amber plans to start a career in the food marketing industry in the Lancaster area. Amber is the daughter of Annie Swanick.

Interested in showing appreciation to those who are first responders, such as police, fire fighters, and those working in the hospitals? Join the Community Connection and adopt a first responder. Nearly thirty (30) from our congregation already are participating in writing and sending notes of thanks and encouragement to our local EMTs, police and firemen as well as medical personnel. Paul Shoff is the director of this endeavor. Contact Paul and he will give you a name and an address (address is of the business, not a personal address). Send that person a card, a personal letter, or even a token of your appreciation such as a gift card. Invite your children to participate by drawing pictures or writing notes. 

Let's show our community that Yorkshire cares!

Paul Shoff: Phone-(717)424-4277 or email- Excalibur466@aol.com.