digest 03-25-13
TRANSCRIPT
Volume 40
Issue 4 Denbigh Presbyterian Church
Our Church Staff
Pastor
The Reverend Deborah Dail
Ministerial Assistant
Rusty Norton
Director of Children’s/Youth Ministries
Liz Marshall
Director of Music Ministries
Dr. Kelly Montgomery
Administrative Assistant
Wanda Hale
Sexton Team
Mark, June, Lauren and Nick Tessarolo
Pre-Kindergarten Director
Maggie Vincelette
Nursery Coordinator
Alicia Lewis
Treasurer
Lorena Riely
The Denbigh Digest is published
monthly on the third or fourth
Monday
The deadline for items
to be included is 9:00 AM
on that Monday
Comments or Questions?
Contact the church office
at 877-2048 or e-mail us at
March 25, 2013
Inside this issue:
Lent/Easter/Seminar 1
Session News 2
Worship 3
Finance / Outreach 4
Outreach 4-6
Adult Spiritual Growth 7
Pre-K / Stewardship 8
Fellowship 9
Children’s and youth Ministry 10-12
Congregational Care 13
Birthday / Thanks You 14
April Schedule 15
Calendar 16
Next Issue April 15, 2013
Easter Services 2013
Easter Sunrise Service, March 31
7:00 AM at Second Presbyterian Church
201 Menchville Road, Newport News, VA 23602.
Breakfast will be served at Second Presbyterian after
the service.
Easter Service, March 31
10:30 AM at Denbigh Presbyterian Church
P.O.R.T. Homeless Shelter in progress
This is a busy week for all, please help when and where you can.
Will Our Church Exist 10 Years From Now? We
are all invited to attend a workshop on Saturday, April 13 from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk to
hear George Bullard’s answer to this question and to learn ways
to insure our church’s vitality in mission for the future. You might
be thinking “Of course DPC will be around in 10 years.” Within
our Presbytery, seven churches have closed and others are consid-
ering closing. Many have only part-time pastoral leadership.
Some are considering merging with other congregations. We want
to be a vital, active and growing congregation today and in the
future. Please consider attending this one-day event which costs
only $10 and includes lunch. Please sign up with Bob Burroughs
to attend. If the cost is prohibitive we will gladly cover the fee if
you are interested in attending.
2
Summary of March 12, 2013 Stated Session Meeting
Welcomed Lorena Riely as our church treasurer.
Received, reviewed, and approved financial statements.
Approved minutes of Stated Meeting of February 12, 2013.
Received and approved report from Bob Burroughs on January 26, 2013 Presbytery
meeting.
Reviewed reports from committees.
Summary of February 12, 2013 Stated Session Meeting
Decided not to nominate anyone to fulfill the unexpired term of Delores Fleming in the Ses-
sion class of 2013. Current Session member Kristi Spivey will chair the worship com-
mittee.
Changed communion date from March 3 to March 10 due to Deborah Dail being away con-
ducting the women’s retreat in Williamsburg.
Voted to write a letter of endorsement for Rusty Norton for candidacy in the Covenant Or-
der of Evangelical Presbyterians.
Voted to allow Deborah Dail’s continuing education funds to accumulate beyond the three-
year period.
Appointed Fred Wong to the Plan of Union Team.
Received committee reports and treasurers’ reports.
Updates from Plan of Union Team
The Plan of Union Team consisting of five members from Denbigh Presbyterian and five
members from Second Presbyterian continues to meet.
Representatives from Denbigh Presbyterian and Second Presbyterian Pre-Kindergartens
have met twice to evaluate merging our Pre-Kindergartens. Shirlie Anson is leading this
team.
Team members are writing the Plan of Union to be presented to both congregations by Au-
gust 1, 2013.
Joint ministries have begun on a small scale, to include partnership with Second PC and
Denbigh PC for PORT, joint sunrise service at Second PC, officers dinner (Dinner With
Deborah) and Prime Timers activities. One family from Second PC has joined the Faith
Weaver Friends ministry on Wednesday evenings.
2012 Annual Statistical Report Summary
Membership in 2012 386
Membership Gains in 2012 26
Membership Losses in 2012 9
Current Membership 403
3
Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
Please join us in celebrating the Lord’s Supper on Sunday, March 31. Please prayerfully
prepare for the celebration of the Lord’s Supper.
Church Record Active Membership (403)
3/28 Maundy Thursday
Attendance 3/3 3/10 3/17 3/24 3/28
Worship 107 121 120 127 49
Nurseries 3 9 7 9 4
Sunday School 17 23 16 35 n/a
Easter to Pentecost Sermon Series – “Engage”
On Sundays from April 14 through May 19 we will explore in our sermons how to engage
with our modern culture to declare the Good News through both social action and faith-
sharing. Join us after church each Sunday to discuss the sermons and explore the themes in
greater depth. We will meet in the conference room from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
April 14 “The New Normal”
Scripture: Acts 17: 16-34
April 21 “Engaging Your Story”
Scripture: John 15: 1-8
April 28 “Sharing Your Faith Story”
Scripture: Philippians 3: 1-11
May 5 “The Big Story”
Scriptures: Ephesians 2: 1-10
May 12 “Connecting With Our Spheres of Influence”
Scriptures: Acts 1: 1-8 and Mark 2: 1-12
May 19 “Speaking a Language Others Can Understand”
Scriptures: Genesis 11: 1-9, Acts 2: 1-21
4
If we bring just one food item every Sunday. . . Some suggestions for DUCO’s pantry:
Meat Peanut butter
Fruit Jelly/Jam (Item is very Low)
Cereal Spaghetti sauce
Pasta Dry Potatoes
Beans Canned meals (stew, ravioli,
etc.)
Rice Dry milk (individual pkgs.)
Jello Baby food and formula
Food items should be
canned/boxed/non-perishable
. . . the shelves would
never be bare.
CHURCH BUDGET
Actual Year to Date February 28, 2013
Total Income $ 39,391.72
Total Expenses $ 46,512.81
Net Difference $ <7,121.09>
S.H.A.R.E.
April 2013 S.H.A.R.E. orders can be placed the week of April 1-5. The orders will
be placed on Monday, April 8 at 10:00 AM and will be distributed in the Narthex
area of Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Saturday, April 20 from 7:00-7:30 AM.
All orders must be picked up by 7:30 AM. Volunteers cannot be held responsible
for orders which are not picked up.
Denbigh Presbyterian Church mem-
bers will work at the Food Bank on
Saturday, April 20, 2013. For more
information contact Terry Hall.
5
The annual garage sale is just around the corner on April 20, 2013. It is time
to start saving your treasures. If anyone has items for the sale, we will start
collecting them after P.O.R.T. Please price items prior to dropping them
off. All clothing items should be donated to LINK or other charitable organi-
zations. As always, thank you for all of your support.
P.O.R.T. Homeless Shelter! Denbigh Presbyterian Church is hosting the P.O.R.T. homeless shelter the week of March 27-April 3, 2013. Five partner churches will be serving this week, and Second Presbyterian Church has offered to help us with the extra night/day. We have full responsibility for the shelter the evenings of Good Friday, March 29 and Easter Sunday, March 31. Please consider this as you make plans for Holy Week. Please sign up on the sheets posted on the office window, and thank you in advance for all of your help with this very important ministry. For questions, please contact Gerry Ellis at 757-877-4847 or [email protected].
Please pray for our 2013 Haiti Mission Team. The team will be traveling to Haiti to serve with
Bruce and Deb Robinson from June 18 to June 27.
Our Team consists of Patti Hall, Sandra Beebe, Penny Norton, Dawn Moss, Sandi Murawski,
Deborah Dail, Megan Spivey, Mason Murawski, Justin Marshall and Jamie Spivey.
Thank you for supporting the fundraisers which allow us to travel and buy needed supplies for
the work we will be doing.
If you have projects at your home, team members may be available to do the projects. You may
then make a donation in the individual’s name for his/her financial support for the trip.
For more information about the Haiti Team, fundraisers and work project opportunities please
contact Sandi Murawski.
6
The new pictorial directories are now available.
You may purchase a print version for $5.00 with a binder; $4 without a binder.
You may access the directory on line by following these steps:
A) Go to www.denbighpres.org
B) Look on the left side of the home page for “Directory Link” and click
C) You will see at the top of the page another notation for “Directory Link”
click on the link
D) You will be asked for a password. Please call the church office between 9 a.m. and
1 p.m. Monday through Friday to receive the password
If you have an Ipad, Iphone or Ipad mini you can have the directory at your fingertips by fol-
lowing these steps:
A) Go to your App Store and get the free app “Instant Church Directory”
B) You will be assigned a password via e-mail
C) Your e-mail address must be listed in the directory or you cannot access the
directory. If you need us to add your e-mail address, please call the church office.
On a regular schedule, Denbigh Presbyterian Church conducts a service at The Gardens
at Warwick Forest. This is a multi-center facility for those who are in nursing care, rehabilita-
tion, and hospice. The worship service lasts for approximately thirty minutes and includes all
the elements enjoyed during our Sunday Services. We need volunteers to sing, read, or just
visit with those who attend. It is a blessing to all and a great opportunity to reach out to those
who cannot normally attend Christian services. For more information, please contact Rusty
Norton (cell 757-814-1091 or email [email protected]).
Blessings to all, Rusty.
The Gardens at Warwick Forest
7
The Adult I Sunday School class began a new quarter on Sunday, March 3,
with a study in both the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures. Topics to be studied
include the Kingdom of God, Resurrection Hope (during the Easter season), and a
Call to Holy Living. The study will consist of readings in Daniel, Luke, 1&2
Thessalonians, and 1&2 Peter. If, like many of us, your knowledge of almost any-
thing is greater than your knowledge of the Bible, this class is a great way to start
overcoming that. And it may change your life. Please consider joining in on Sun-
day mornings at 9:15 in the Conference Room.
Do you ever wish you could ask questions or share comments about the sermons?
Join us after church on Sundays, April 14 – May 19 for “Talk Back.” We will discuss the
sermon together and learn more about the scripture lessons for the day. Bring your ques-
tions and your comments! We will meet in the conference room immediately following
the worship service and will conclude by 12:45 p.m.
The Adult II Sunday School class is an informal, round table discussion covering
frequently changing topics. Subjects include contemporary news events as they
may relate to biblical passages and conversation on various Bible themes. Future
possible discussions may be based on selected literary readings or materials pre-
sented on various electronic media. Class members are encouraged to suggest top-
ics for future presentation. The constantly changing round table discourse is de-
signed to enlighten our appreciation of God’s work both in the past and in today’s
ever changing society.
8
Denbigh Presbyterian Pre-Kindergarten
March is coming to a close, and we are looking forward to a busy month of April! We
will end this month with an Easter Egg Hunt on our playground. I am sure the kids will have a
lot of fun filling their egg cartons and finding their treats. We will be closed for Spring Break
from Good Friday, 3/29, through the first week of April.
When we return from Spring Break, we will have many activities to look forward to!
There will be School Pictures, a Crazy Hat Parade, a Kindergarten Field Trip, and a magnet
program presented by the Children’s Museum of Virginia. If you’d like to come watch us pa-
rade around in our funny hats, complete an obstacle course, and sing “It’s So Great to be
Crazy” please join us on Thursday, April 18 or Friday, April 19 in our parking lot at 12 noon.
It’s sure to be a lot of fun!
The rater from the Virginia Star Quality Initiative has come and gone, and now we are
just waiting to hear what star rating we have earned. I expect to get our report some time dur-
ing April, and I’ll be sure to share the good news! I am so proud of all of DPPK’s staff. They
worked really hard to be prepared, and I could not have asked for any more. Do you know that
most of the staff completed between 40 and 50 hours of additional training, classes, and work-
shops over the previous 12 months! That is a lot of extra hours! They did it because they are
dedicated to making DPPK one of the best preschool programs in the state. Be sure to tell
them thank you if you get the chance.
Maggie Vincelette
DPPK Director
The One Great Hour of Sharing offering will be collected on March 31. Please look for
brochures and envelopes in the Sunday bulletin. This year funds will go to Presbyterian Disas-
ter Assistance, Self-Development of People, and Presbyterian Hunger Program. Remember,
Sharing Brings Joy!
9
Prime Timers
April 20, 5:30 AM – Volunteer at the Peninsula Foodbank. Second Presbyterian Prime
Timers will join us
May 9 - Day trip to Edenton, NC. We have a 12:00 PM trolley tour reservation and a
1:00 PM lunch reservation at a down town restaurant. Watch the bulletin for sign-up
dates
May 11 – Volunteer for Adopt-a-Spot
June 2 – Host Graduates’ Reception
June 9, 2:30 PM – Attend Poquoson Island Players production of Oklahoma. Second
Presbyterian Prime Timers will join us
If any Prime Timer has an idea for the group to participate in and would like to take charge of it,
please contact Elaine. We are always looking for interesting and fun things to do!
Crafter's day out--a new regular fellowship opportunity for
crafters of all kinds. Whether you paper craft, quilt, do yarn
work or something else, please plan to gather with other craf-
ters. Please bring your project, materials and appetizers and/
or snacks to share. Even if you cannot come on the 6th, please
contact Beth Wong to indicate your interest in future events.
(Extension cords would be a good idea for those using sewing
machines.)
When: Saturday, April 6 from 2:30 until 8:00pm.
Where: Fellowship Room of DPC
Point of Contact: Beth Wong, [email protected].
10
Faith Weaver Friends
Faith Weaver Friends are on break and will return April 10, 2013.
Attendance at Faith Weaver Friends
3/6 3/13 3/20
Children 42 44 41
Adults 18 22 18
Total 60 66 59
Faith Weaver Friends
Faith Weaver Friends is our exciting children’s and youth ministry which meets on Wednesday
nights from 5:45 to 7:30 p.m. This program features Bible study, dinner, recreation, music,
crafts and lots of fun.
Our spring session began January 30, 2013 with more than 30 children/youth in attendance.
The spring session runs through May 1.
Spring session tuition is $15.00 for the first child, $10.00 for the second child (not to exceed
$30.00 per family). This helps cover the cost of dinner and supplies. Scholarships are avail-
able.
Thank you to all my Faith Weaver Friends volunteers. This program could not run without
you! I truly appreciate every one of you.
If you have any questions about Faith Weaver Friends please contact me at
Liz Marshall
11
Sunday, April 14, 2013 Noon in the fellowship room
Hosted by the Senior High Youth
in support of Relay for Life
Your donations will benefit the American Cancer Society.
Sign up on April 7.
Zuni’s A Day in the Country
On Saturday, April 27, we will meet at DPC at 8:00 a.m. and carpool to Zuni. HS youth and rising 9th graders will run the bake sale booth for the event which is hosted by Presbyterian Homes and Family Services. Be sure to bring spending money since there are games, food, raffles, etc. We will return to DPC around 4:00 p.m. **All HS youth, whether attending or not, are asked to provide individually wrapped baked goods for the sale. They do not have to be homemade. Please place them on the kitchen counter on Friday, April 26.
The high school youth will be running the bake sale booth for Zuni’s Day in the Country. We
need your help to supply goodies like cookies, brownies, cakes, and breads that will be offered
for sale. Please individually wrap cookies, brownies, and other small items. Drop them off at
DPC by Friday, April 26th. Label them for Zuni and place them on the kitchen counter. Con-
tact Lisa Canaday at 874-2394 if you have questions.
Thank you for your support!
**A Day in the Country will be held on Saturday, April 27 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is
open to the public and serves as a fundraiser for Presbyterian Homes and Family Services of
Zuni. Anyone who is interested in attending should contact Lisa Canaday.
12
Are you a graduate or do you have
a graduate in your family? We have set Sunday, June 2 to celebrate and pray for the graduates in worship. We
need your help to make this a meaningful celebration. Please call the church office at 877-
2048 to confirm your graduate can attend the events on June 2. We know that many are work-
ing and traveling, but we are hopeful that the day might be cleared on schedules.
Please submit to the church office several pictures of your graduate (ideas are the senior
picture, one from a church event, a baby picture etc.). We need these photos by May 19.
Also, please complete an information form with details about your graduate and his/her future
plans for inclusion in the Graduate Brochure.
Many of us are already longing for summer and have begun making plans for the special
ways we will spend our time this summer.
Our Children’s and Youth Ministry Committee invites you to consider sending your
child or teen to our Presbyterian summer camp. Makemie Woods, located near Williams-
burg, offers a variety of camps for children who are entering first grade through teens who are
in high school. We believe church camp experiences help nurture and strengthen the faith of
our children and youth. We encourage you to go to www.makwoods.org to see the many and
varied camp offerings and the camp schedule. There are Makemie Woods camp brochures out-
side of Liz Marshall’s office. You may also see Liz or Kathy Baldwin for assistance.
In past years DPC has been able to provide many scholarships for camp, but due to
church budget constraints our scholarship funds are more limited than usual. As the economy
continues to impact us individually it also has impacted the church. While we still will be able
to provide some assistance, we ask all families to carefully and prayerfully consider what you
can afford to contribute to the cost of your child/children attending camp.
Makemie Woods offers a number of discounts. There is an Advanced Pay Discount
when payment is made in full for the camp upon registration ($10 discount.) There is an
Early Registration Discount if you register before April 1 ($10 discount) First Time Camp-
ers receive a $20 discount for one session only, Active Duty Military Dependents receive a
$10 discount if either parent is currently serving in the armed forces or reserves. There is also
a Family Discount when families are sending more than one child (subtract $30 from the
camp fee of each additional child).
We ask that everyone applying for scholarship assistance also register for camp in
a timely manner to receive the maximum amount of discounts for which they are eligible.
This will help you and the church as we try to stretch our dollars to assist as many campers as
possible. Please note that camp applications should be in to Makemie Woods by April 1
to receive maximum discounts. You may register on-line at www.makwoods.org .
Please see Kathy Baldwin for addition information and forms.
13
Joan Kiser
Rhett Hickman
Conner,
grand nephew of Darlene Mays-Tittman
Myrna Bickhart
Jerry Helms
Amelia Britt’s daughter-in-law
Kathy Baldwin’s father
Leslie Maloney
Jamie Eason
Pete Buchanan
Stephanie Harris
Anne Avery’s sister-in-law
Chip Shefelton’s father
Morris Kincaid
Sadie Johnson
Phil Gruber
Johnny Ames
LuAnn Jusino
Betty Roach
Alistair Paton,
brother of Rita Stevens and Lillie Gagliardi
Paul Reynolds’ father, Paul
Janeane Reynolds’ father
Andrea Marchese
Family members of Andrea Marchese
Michael Duncan
Whit Mayes
Hiromi O’Keeffe
Mason Murawski
Charlie Jo Silva
Our Military Tom Joyce Bruce Baffer Chris Rupp
Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Michael Shea
Pete Marshall Lee Holfert Daniel Jones
Jennifer
Lambert
David Baird Joel Silva
David Powers Jacob Mayes Kelly Keene
Jonathan
Graebener
Dan
Barnhart
David
Burroughs
Terri Minch Osner Daniel Troyer Rob Phelps
Lazaro Durruty
Mark Manoso Ryan Jones James O’Suna
Jennifer Hale Williams
Derrick Parker Fred Wong
Our Deployed Mi l i tary Ricardo Marquez
Our Missionaries in Haiti Bruce and Deb Robinson
Serving in the Peace Corps
Kirk
McCullough
We express our sympathies to
the following families. May
God bring comfort and
hope to all who grieve.
Emily Woollum on the death of her
father C.J.
Deborah Dail and family on the death
of her uncle, Bill.
Don Harvey and family on the death of
his mother.
Helen and Franz Theissen and family
on the death of their great granddaughter
Akera.
14
1 Ryan Webster
3 Quentin Dudash
3 Gerry Spruill
5 Dave Anson
6 William Burns
7 Samantha Burns
8 Haley Hafner
8 Bill Percival
9 Dan Aring
10 Penny Norton
11 Chris Spruill
A12 Danny & Connie Hunt
A12 John & Jenny Ames
12 Madison Barkdull
A14 Steven and Lee Gonzalez
16 Jerry Helms
17 Susan Burns
17 Briana Marchese
18 Rusty Norton
18 Franz Thiessen
18 Lindsay Capps
20 Lisa Blinco
21 Ronald Bensten
21 Lisa Spruill
23 Jan Spruill
24 Sara Crippen
A24 Paul & Janeane Reynolds
24 Jaden Gibson
25 Dale Pennell
25 Pat Terry-Thomas
27 Page Roberts
27 Vanessa Gamble
27 Judy Jones
29 Carol Kiser
29 Steven Gonzalez
30 Josephine Paul
30 Patrick Paul
A30 Patrick & Josephine Paul
30 Andrea Marchese
30 John Amos
30 Brian Harris
We would like to thank all those who have sent
us cards, expressed their sympathy, kept us in
prayers, and sent us their love during this time of
bereavement.
Love,
Franz and Helen Theissen
To all our DPC family and friends, Peggy and
I would like to express our sincere thanks and appre-
ciation on thoughtfulness at my mother’s passing.
Your cards, food, calls, and other expressions
of love and support were very comforting at this
time.
Don and Peg Harvey
We would like to thank all our DPC family and
friends for the thoughts, prayers , phone calls and all
the other ways you have shown your love during
Hiromi’s recent surgery and recovery.
With love,
Fred and Hiromi O’Keeffe
The Vision Implementation Team of the
Presbytery of Eastern Virginia
cordially invites you to a reception in honor of
the Reverend Doctor J. Richard Short
at 6 p.m. on Sunday, April 28, 2013
at First Presbyterian Church
820 Colonial Avenue, Norfolk,
Virginia 23507 in First Hall.
RSVP at www.pcusa-peva.org
or call 757-397-7063
by April 22, 2013
15
7
1
4
21
2
8
Gre
ete
rs
(fro
nt/re
ar
en
tran
ces)
Blin
co, L
isa
B
ow
ers
, Ken
B
ow
ers
, Marc
ia
Harris
, Bria
n
Harris
, Ste
ph
anie
Justin
Mars
hall
Liz
Ma
rshall
Ellis
, Gerry
P
aule
y, R
ick
W
ors
hip
L
ead
er
Norto
n, R
usty
W
ong, B
eth
C
anad
ay, D
avid
H
all, P
atti
Y
ou
th
Read
er
Bald
win
, Erin
M
ansell, A
dria
nna
D
avenpo
rt, Gre
y
Tuftie
, Jack
Child
ren’s
M
om
en
t
Dunn, M
ary
Lee
M
ura
wski, P
at
Blin
co, L
isa
S
kaar, B
ecky
U
sh
ers
* D
en
ote
s
team
cap
tain
*RE
YN
OL
DS
, PA
UL
M
ansell, S
uzanna
M
arc
hese, A
ndre
a
Reynold
s, J
anea
ne
*LA
SS
ITE
R, E
AR
L
Ga
mble
, Vanessa
G
oble
, Gra
ce
E
ason, D
on
*DA
NIE
LS
, BE
V
Danie
ls, J
oann
a
DuH
am
el, P
resto
n
Duham
el, R
ebe
cca
*SP
RU
ILL, D
OU
G
Hilta
bid
le, J
im
Skaar, B
ecky
Kin
g, M
aria
C
rib/T
od
dle
r N
urs
ery
Nance, C
asey
Nancy, J
eff
Am
es, D
ebb
ie
Marc
hese, A
ndre
a
Penne
ll, Dale
T
uftie
, La
na
Burn
s, D
ream
a
Dunn, M
ary
Lee
P
re-s
ch
oo
l N
urs
ery
Benste
n, J
eann
e
Mansell, M
egan
Mille
r, Marth
a
Mansell, S
uzanna
Penne
ll, Keith
T
uftie
, Cla
ire
Norto
n, P
enny
T
enE
yck, K
atie
S
hefe
lton, K
insey
W
elc
om
e
Tab
le
Dunn, J
ay
Coll, S
tacey
Burn
s, D
ream
a
Ellis
, Gerry
C
ou
nte
rs
Hall, T
erry
T
ittman, D
arle
ne
Avery
, Anne
C
rippen
, Sara
Silv
a, C
hris
ty S
kaar, B
ecky
Kin
caid
, Joyce
V
assos, C
aro
lyn
16
APRIL
2013
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
1 PORT
Church Office
Closed
2 PORT
7:30 OA (Moved to Pre-K
wing)
3 PORT
Ends NO FWF 6:45 Choir NO Bells
4
7:00 Worship, Vision
and Planning (Rm 9) 8:00 AA (FR,CR)
5
6
10:00 AA
(FR,CR) 10:00 Session
Meets with New
Members (P) 2:30-8:00 Craft-
ing (FR)
7
9:15 Sunday School 10:30 Worship
8
10:00 PG (P) 6:00-8:00 Pre-K Info
Night (FR)
9
9:45 Pre-K Chapel
(S) 11:00 EASE
(FR,CR)
7:00 Session Mtg.
(FR) 7:30 OA(Rm 9)
10
9:45 Pre-K
Chapel (S) 5:45 FWF 6:45 Choir NO Bells
11
8:00 AA (FR,CR)
12
13
9:00 Women’s
Breakfast (K,
FR) 10:00
AA(S,CR)
14
9:15 Sunday School 10:30 Worship 11:45 Sermon Discus-
sion Noon-3:00 Lasagna
Luncheon to benefit
Relay for Life
15 Digest
10:00 PG (P)
16
10:00 Esther Circle
(L) 10:00 Lydia Circle 7:00 Priscilla Circle
@ Pennells 7:30 OA (Rm 9)
17
5:45 FWF 6:45 Choir NO Bells
18
8:00 AA (FR,CR)
19
20
5:30 Foodbank
(PTs) SHARE Distri-
bution 10:00 AA
(FR,CR) ? Garage Sale to
Benefit Haiti
Mission Team
21
9:15 Sunday School 10:30 Wor-ship/Dedicate Sound
System/Baptisms/New
Members 11:45 Sermon Discus-
sion
22
10:00 PG (P)
23
9:45 Pre-K Chapel
(S) 7:30 OA (Rm 9)
24
9:45 Pre-K
Chapel (S) 5:45 FWF 6:45 Choir NO Bells
25
8:00 AA (FR,CR)
26
27
10:00 AA
(FR,CR) 11:00-1:00 Early
Childhood Edu-
cation Confer-
ence (L)
28
9:15 Sunday School 10:30 Worship 11:45 Sermon Discus-
sion
29
10:00 PG (P) 10:00 Service at The Gardens at Warwick
Forest
30
7:30 OA (Rm 9)