A Union of Second and Denbigh Presbyterian Churches

Denbigh United Denbigh United Denbigh United

Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian ChurchPresbyterian Church

Denbigh Campus

302 Denbigh Blvd.

Newport News, VA 23608

(757) 877-2048

(757) 898-1076 (Fax)

(757) 898-1043 (Preschool)

www.denbighpres.org

session@denbighpres.org

Second Campus

201 Menchville Road

Newport News, VA 23602

(757) 874-2113

secondpresnn@hotmail.com

Information 1

Worship/Session News 2

Adult Education 3

From Deborah’s Desk 4

Outreach 5-8

Finance 8

Fellowship 9

Children’s/Youth Ministry 10-11

Preschool/Reminder 12

Congregational Care 13

Birthday/Thank you 14

March Sunday Schedule 15

March Calendar 16

Inside This Issue

March 2014

Denbigh United Presbyterian Church is hosting the P.O.R.T.

shelter the week of March19-March 26, 2014. As a site church

there is much to be done before, during, and after the week of

P.O.R.T. Please consider serving in some capacity as we open

our church home to the homeless this Lenten season. Sign-up

sheets are posted on the office windows. There will be an impor-

tant meeting for P.O.R.T. volunteers after worship, Sunday,

March 9 in the fellowship hall.

University of Virginia Group to Sing at DUPC March 1 and 2.

The CHoosE (Christian ‘Hoos Exalt) a cappella group will

perform a concert at Denbigh United Presbyterian Church on

Saturday, March 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the sanctuary. This group

features our own Katie Depp, who is currently a fourth year student

at UVA.

CHoosE will also sing for our worship service on Sunday,

March 2.

Thank you to the families who are hosting the 12 students in

CHoosE.

Our Church Staff

Denbigh Campus

Pastor

The Reverend Deborah Dail

Ministerial Assistant

Rusty Norton

Director of Children’s and

Youth Ministries

Liz Marshall

Director of Music Ministries

Jane Martin

Administrative Assistant

Wanda Hale

Sexton Team

Mark, and June Tessarolo

Nick and Lauren Tessarolo

Preschool Director

Maggie Vincelette

Nursery Coordinator

Alicia Lewis

Treasurer

Lorena Riely

Second Campus

Administrative Assistant

Charlene Bedford

Sexton

Veronika Jones

Preschool Director

Tammy Castagna

Church Record Active Membership (414 as of 12/31/2013)

Attendance 1/26 2/2 2/9 2/16 2/23 Worship 190 195 181 198 165 Nurseries 5 9 7 11 9 Sunday School 43 49 36 41 41

Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper

Please join us in celebrating the Lord’s Supper on

Sunday, March 2, 2014. Please prayerfully prepare

for the celebration of the Lord’s Supper.

Studied scripture and discussed what it looks like for

us to be the salt of the earth.

Prayed for our church and its members in special

need.

Approved minutes from session, congregational,

board of trustees and corporation meetings held in

December 2013 and January 2014.

Approved replacing the sanctuary air conditioning

unit #2 at the DUPC campus at a cost of $10,506.62

by Professional Heating and Cooling.

Approved appointing a team to establish the rules and

conditions for the use of the SPC and DUPC

campuses by outside groups.

Approved report on January PEVA meeting from

ruling elder Debbie Ames.

Granted approval to St. Mary Coptic Orthodox

Church of Yorktown to use the SPC sanctuary on

Saturday, February 22 and Sunday, April 13 for

worship services.

Received informational reports from committees.

Are You Looking for a Circle of Friends? A Small Group May Be the Answer. Here at Denbigh United we have several Small Groups and are eager to start more. A Small

Group is a group of 6-12 people who meet weekly or every other week for Bible study/discussion,

prayer, fellowship and service. Deep and abiding friendships can grow in these groups as believers

student God’s Word and support one another.

Our existing groups are listed below. If you are interested in an existing group or in being a

part of a new group, please contact Deborah Dail or Tim Jacoby.

Sunday evenings (every other week) from 6:30-8 p.m. This group meets at the church and

childcare is provided. The facilitator is Kristi Spivey, and the group is currently studying

The Five Love Languages of Children. For information, call Kristi at (757) 814-9538.

Sunday evenings (every other week) from 5:30-7:30 p.m. This group meets at the home of

Dale and Keith Pennell. The group discusses the Sunday sermons. For more information,

contact Dale Pennell at (757) 303-7762.

Wednesday evenings (every week) at 7:30 p.m. This group meets at the home of Tim and

Debbie Jacoby. The group is studying Angels Among Us. For more information, contact

Tim Jacoby at (412) 720-4808.

The Adult Bible Class is taught by Jay Dunn and Bob Young. During the spring quarter (March

through May) the Adult Bible Class will be studying a variety of Old and New Testament books with

an emphasis on exploring the connections between Jesus and the Hebrew Scriptures. The class

meets Sunday mornings at 9:15 in the Fellowship Room.

The Ladies Discussion Group will start a new Bible Study Series on March 9, 2014, entitled Where

Faith and Culture Meet. This series of six DVDs and the study book, will engage you in Bible study

discussion regarding bold ways to discover God’s challenge in each of us - to minister to our

culture - and what that means to you. If interested in joining us, please contact Amy Schmidt at

ahschmidt50@yahoo.com, or sign up on the sheet at the church office. This will allow us time to

obtain the needed study books prior to starting the study. This class meets at 9:15 on Sunday

mornings in the Parlor.

Living as a Committed Christian in the Kingdom in the 21st Century Class

Beginning March 30, we will be offering a third Adult Sunday School class. This class, featuring a

small group discussion/seminar format, will use relevant Scripture to consider the implications of

how a Christian might deal with such issues as: healthcare, poverty, affluence, inequality, education,

individualism and community, human rights, diversity, violence, the Jesus of the Gospels, Christian

responsibilities, and other issues that might surface or become prominent in the news. Mike Langrehr

will facilitate this class which will meet in the Library. Please join us on March 30 at 9:15 a.m.

Dear Friends,

It’s hard to believe that we are now entering the season of Lent. This year our Lenten Sermon

Series is titled The Via Dolorosa: People We Meet on The Way. The Via Dolorosa refers to the

“Way of Grief,” “Way of Sorrows, “Way of Suffering” or “Painful Way”. Specifically, it refers to the

street in Jerusalem believed to be the path that Jesus walked, carrying his cross on the way to his

crucifixion.

In our sermon series we will study the people whom Jesus met on the way to the cross, how

Jesus affected their lives and how they affected his. Each person and each encounter has something to

teach us which we can apply to our daily lives.

This year we will have three worship services on Easter Sunday, April 20. We will have our

Sunrise Service and Breakfast at 6:30 a.m. We will have a 9 a.m. and a 10:30 am. worship service,

both of which will include the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper.

We begin Lent on Ash Wednesday, March 5 with a holy service of worship at 7:30 p.m. in

the sanctuary. We hope you will attend.

Listed below are the biblical characters we will meet on our journey through Lent.

The Via Dolorosa: People We Meet on the Way Series

Ash Wednesday, March 5, 7:30 p.m. -- Ourselves

Sunday, March 9 – Judas and Peter

Sunday, March 16 – Pontius Pilate and Caiaphas, the High Priest

Sunday, March 23 – The Soldiers

Sunday, March 30 – Simon of Cyrene

Sunday, April 6 – Mary, the Mother of Jesus

Palm/Passion Sunday, April 13 – The People in the Crowds on Palm Sunday and on Good Fri-

day

Maundy Thursday, April 17, 7:30 p.m. – Barabbas

Sunday, April 20, 6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service – The Men and Women at the Tomb

Sunday, April 20, 9 a.m. – Jesus, The Risen Christ

Sunday, April 20, 9 a.m. – Jesus, The Risen Christ

Friends in Christ, I look forward to what we will learn and how we will grow during the Season of

Lent. Let us journey forward with sincere and faithful hearts in the season ahead.

In Christ, Deborah

2014 Lenten Devotionals

This year’s Lenten devotionals are titled Cross-Bound. You may pick up your copy of the

devotional from the round table in the Narthex. We suggest a donation of 50 cents, if you are able.

We encourage you to practice the spiritual discipline of daily scripture reading, reflection and prayer

during Lent.

If we bring just one food item every Sunday. . . Some suggestions for THRIVE’s pantry:

Canned

Meat

Peanut butter

Fruit Jelly/Jam

Cereal Crackers

Gravy Dry or canned Potatoes

Beans Canned meals (stew, ravioli,

etc.)

Rice Dry milk (individual pkgs.)

Jello or

Pudding

Stuffing mix

Food items should be

canned/boxed/non-perishable

. . . the shelves would never be bare.

THRIVE Peninsula formerly

D.U.C.O. (Denbigh United

Christian Outreach) is in critical

need of food supplies. Each week

the need is greater than the week

before. We thank you in advance

for all of your support. You may

bring your food donations to

church and place them on the

kitchen counter where they are

picked up and taken to D.U.C.O.

each week.

SOLE-ful support!

If you can’t walk a mile in their shoes then this is the best way to help! Thank you

for the generous donations of your new or gently worn (any size) shoes to

THRIVE Peninsula formerly Denbigh United Christian Outreach (DUCO). Your

shoe donations received in the bin marked “Shoes” in the Narthex were beyond any

expectations we could have imagined. Thanks for your SOLE-ful support!

S.H.A.R.E. Dates for February

March 2014 S.H.A.R.E. orders will be placed the week of March 3-7.

The March orders will be distributed in the Narthex area of Denbigh

United Presbyterian Church on Saturday, March 22 from 7:00-7:30

AM. All orders must be picked up by 7:30 AM on each distribution

date. Volunteers cannot be held responsible for orders which are not

picked up.

DUPC PrimeTimers will work at the Food

Bank on Saturday, March 22. Please contact

Ken Bowers for additional information.

The 2014 FoodBank Volunteer Schedule is now posted on the bulletin board near the kitchen

counter. Please make note of when your group (e.g., PimeTimers, Youth, etc.) is scheduled.

Thank you to Ken Bowers for developing the schedule again this year.

On a regular schedule, Denbigh United Presbyterian Church conducts a service at The

Gardens at Warwick Forest. The next service is Monday, March 31at 10:00 AM. This is a

multi-center facility for those who are in nursing care, rehabilitation, 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 or if you would like to

help, please contact Rusty Norton (cell 757-814-1091 or email

rustynorton@denbighpres.org). Blessings to all, Rusty Norton

The Gardens at Warwick Forest

The Session has approved raising funds to purchase

a van or bus. This vehicle will allow us to more

efficiently transport children and adults to all

Church events and provide a way for youth, seniors

and others to travel to activities and service

opportunities. If you would like to contribute,

designate your check “Church Vehicle Fund.” If you

would like to help with fund-raising, contact Verni

Saunders at 874-3923 or veryverni@verizon.net.

AARP Tax-Aide Locations

February 1 - April 15, 2014

West Hampton Community Center 1638 Briarfield Road, Hampton 23661

Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Downing Gross Cultural Arts Center

2410 Wickham Ave., Newport News 23607

Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

American Legion Hall, Post 368

368 American Legion Dr., Newport News 23608

Tuesday-Saturday 12:00 (Noon)-4:00 p.m.

Hilton Christian Church

100 James River Dr., Newport News 23601

(Across Warwick Blvd from Auto Bell Car Wash)

Monday-Friday 9:00-1:00 p.m.

Senior Center of York

5314 G.W. Memorial Hwy (Hwy 17)

Yorktown, 23692 9:00-1:00 p.m.

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday

Contact: Jay Harper, District 12 Coordinator

757-870-1603 or lordotis@visi.net

Or United Way First Call 757-594-4636

The Souper Bowl of Caring was very successful

with an offering of $402.16 raised and 92 food

items donated for THRIVE Peninsula

(D.U.C.O.).

The Haiti Mission Team is hosting a

St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon on Sunday, March

16 at 11:45 a.m. Donations will be accepted for

our next team going to Haiti in July 2014.

Watch for opportunities to sign up for the

luncheon.

Dear Partners in Ministry,

Wow! You’ve given us much to celebrate

with your gracious support through the Souper

Bowl of Caring again this year!

Most gratefully,

The THRIVE Peninsula Team

CHURCH BUDGET

Actual Year to Date January 31, 2014

Total Income $ 55,409.66

Total Expenses $ 39,496.33

Net Difference $ 15,913.33

Spring is around the corner so now is the time to think about a garden.

Gardening rules will be available soon so watch for more information

regarding the garden plot area. If you are interested in purchasing the use of a

garden plot here at DUPC call the office at 877-2048.

If you have donations of coats, sweaters, clothes, furniture, etc., please consider donating them to

LINK or PORT or others in need. Please remember the Homeless Shelters are always in need of new

white socks (all sizes), travel-sized toiletries, blankets, coats and more. If you can donate items

please notify Joe Bender at 757-969-1365 to set up a time to meet at Denbigh United and he will

gladly take the donated items to where they will do the most good.

We need your help! Our annual Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Sunday, April 13 from noon until 2:00

p.m. We are in need of Easter candy to fill the eggs for the Easter Egg hunt.

Please bring your donations by Sunday, April 6 and place them in the box on the

kitchen counter labeled Easter candy. The candy needs to be individually wrapped

and small enough to fit in a plastic egg. Thank you in advance for

your generous donation.

If you have any questions call or email: Liz Marshall 877-2048 or

lizmarshall@denbighpres.org.

Looking ahead to 2014 as DPC and SPC unite:

March 22, 5:30 AM – Volunteer at Peninsula Foodbank

April 24 - Mystery trip, watch for details

May 20, 12:30 PM – Lunch and program in the fellowship room

May 24, 10:00 AM - Volunteer for Adopt-a-Spot

The Prime Timers offer many thanks to the Presbyte-

rian Women, the Haiti Mission Team and the High

School Youth for hosting our wonderful Valentine’s

luncheon on February 9. All their hard work and the

delicious meal were much appreciated!

SUMMER CAMP Makemie Woods offers a great summer camping program for kids entering first

grade through High School. Campers enjoy new adventures in a radically accept-

ing Christian community, surrounded by nature. Many parents and campers

continue to tell us about how their lives have been affected and changed by the

camp experience.

The camp’s online registration program greatly enhances and streamlines the

process, reducing postage costs and wasted paper. Returning campers are able to

register quickly with just a few clicks, and first-timers have an easier means of

selecting programs that meet their schedules. Registration is live, both online

and in paper format - don't wait to sign up, popular sessions fill fast.

Are you a graduate or do you have a

graduate in your family? We have set Sunday, June 1 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 1. We know that many are

working 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 4. Also, please complete

an information form with details about your graduate and his/her future

plans for inclusion in the Graduate Brochure.

Mark your Calendars! Vacation Bible School is scheduled for

June 23-27 from 6:00-9:00 p.m. The closing program will be June 29

during the worship service, followed by a family picnic.

Kids will experience the wonders of God at Vacation Bible

School, Workshop of Wonder: Imagine and Build with God! Children

will become Visioneers and explore how the ordinary becomes extraordi-

nary with God and will experience the love of Jesus.

We are looking for volunteers. If you would like to help in any

way (building the set, making props, drama, just to name a few) we have

a job for everyone! Please contact Liz Marshall or Denise Thurston.

Faith Weaver Friends, our Wednesday evening Children’s and Youth

Ministry for students K-12, is having a successful winter/spring term.

Faith Weaver Friends takes place at DUPC from 5:45-7:30 p.m. and

consists of dinner, Bible study and recreation. There will be NO Faith

Weaver Friends on March 5. Please plan on attending the Ash Wednes-

day worship service at 7:30 p.m. There will also be NO Faith Weaver

Friends on March 19 due to DUPC hosting the PORT Homeless Shelter.

The cost for Faith Weaver Friends is $15.00 per child. If you have more

than one child involved, the additional child/ren pay only $10.00 for each term, not to exceed $30.00

per family. Scholarships are available. Registration forms are on the bulletin board. If you would

like to volunteer in this ministry please see Liz Marshall.

Sunday School classes are being offered for those in Kindergarten through High School. Classes

start at 9:30 a.m. and conclude at 10:20 a.m.

Kindergarten through 5th grade students are studying Telling the Good News, in the We Believe

curriculum.

The spring quarter focuses on the events of the transfiguration and Holy Week during the sessions in

Lent and then spreading the message to the world. The quarter ends with reminders of God's Old

Testament messengers and the Holy Spirit's empowerment of the church to tell the good news.

Junior and Senior Highs are studying Choose: Steer Wide of Total Stupidity.

This Bible study walks students through some of the major truths in God's Word. In this study they

will learn

What happens when you live God's way

How you can resist temptation and make good choices and more.

Join us Sunday morning for a light breakfast and donuts at 9:15. Classes start at 9:30.

Kindergarten through 3rd grade students meet in Room 23 in the Preschool Wing.

4th & 5th grade students meet in Room 5 in the Education Wing.

Middle and Senior High students meet in Room 9 in the Education Wing.

Save the Date: EASTER EGG HUNT and Activities

Join us for a fun-filled afternoon

Sunday, April 13, 2014

Noon to 2:00 PM

Denbigh United Presbyterian

Pre-Kindergarten February was a fun month at DPPK. The three year old classes were

working on shapes, numbers, and the colors pink and red. The 2 ½ year old class made special snowmen to take home to share with their families. Both groups talked about love and passed out valentines to their friends.

Our four year olds learned about Presidents and how to stay healthy. February is Heart Health Month, so we had a visit from an orthopedic nurse, with her skeleton friend, Mr. Bones. It is also Dental Health Month, so a dental hygienist from Dr. Avent’s and Dr. Huie’s dental practice came to talk about how to keep our teeth healthy.

On a personal note, I’d like to thank the congregation and the preschool board for their expressions of sympathy for the recent death of my mother. I could feel that my family was wrapped in prayer and concern. Your kinds words, cards, attendance at the funeral and rose bush really meant a lot to me. Maggie Vincelette, Director

JUST A REMINDER……

Articles for the April Digest are due in the

office by 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, March 24, 2014.

Any announcement you wish to have in the Sunday

bulletin must be called in, emailed, or delivered to the

office by noon on Thursdays with the exception of the

summer months (June, July and August) when the

deadline will be Wednesdays at noon.

THANK YOU !

Joan Kiser

Rhett Hickman

Myrna Bickhart

Amelia Britt’s daughter-in-law

Kathy Baldwin’s father and father-in-law

Leslie Maloney

Anne Avery’s sister-in-law

Chip Shefelton’s father

Morris Kincaid

Jenny Ames

Johnny Ames

Betty and Lynnwood Roach

Paul Reynolds’ father

Hiromi O’Keeffe

Scott, nephew of Rita Stevens and Lillie Gagliardi

Ham and Nancy Fairfield

Beau Riely

Dean Adams

Judy Jones

Jennifer Jones, sister-in-law of Bill and Dee Jones

Ruth McCullough

Paul, Lynn and Kevin Ardary

Eleanor Robinson

Terone Jones

Harold Wertz

Dawn Renee Moss’s stepfather

John Sadler

Lisa Canaday’s father

Dorothy Williams

David Jusino

Lisa Canaday

Margaret Nickels, mother of Brenda Bender

Our Military Tom Joyce Bruce Baffer Joel Silva

Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Michael Shea

Pete Marshall Fred Wong Daniel Jones

Jennifer

Lambert

Daniel Troyer Mark

Manoso

David Powers Jacob Mayes Ryan Jones

Lazaro

Durruty

Dan

Barnhart

Jessica

Horine

Terri Minch Osner

Jonathan Graebener

(Nephew of Joanna and Bev Daniels)

Our Deployed Military Ricardo Marquez

Our Missionaries Bruce and Deb Robinson

Meredith and Sandy Elder

Bob and Sharon Hallissy

We express our

sympathies to the

following

families. May God

bring comfort and

hope to all who grieve. Maggie Vincelette and family on the

death of her mother Pat Lane.

Dear DUPC family,

Thank you so much for your thoughts,

prayers, and cards as we mourned the loss of

Randi's mother / Grey's grandmother. We are

truly blessed to have such a compassionate and

loving church family.

With love,

Dave & Randi Green and Grey Davenport

Dear DUPC,

With sincere gratitude and appreciation. Please

accept our sincere thanks and complete appreciation for

all the thoughts, visits and especially prayers during

Harold’s illness. It’s been an experience with a walk with

the Lord.

Thank you,

Karen and Harold Wertz

1 Donna Hull

1 Daniel Jones

3 Austin Dail

3 Adam Renner

3 Michael Greene

6 Sidney Capps

6 Wanda Hale

6 Molly Capps

8 Fred Wong

8 Aurelia Grant

7 Christy Silva

7 Jim Wightman

12 Terry Harrison

12 Sandra Bisson

12 Darlene Mays-Tittman

13 Joe Sharp

A14 Charles & Martha Miller

A16 Fred and Beth Wong

A18 Jim & Debbie Vollmer

A18 Ray & Trudy Bowman

A19 David and Audra Baird

20 Betty Carr

20 Kester McCullough

20 Mikhayla Powers

A21 Don and Peggy Harvey

21 Matt Burroughs

21 Lazaro Durruty, Sr.

22 Hope Williams

22 Dawn Moss

24 Terry Hall

25 Ruby Carter

26 Joshua Avery

26 Jane Martin

26 Patti Hall

27 Mary Lee Yeatts

28 Nancy Langrehr

A29 Tom & Martha Keesee

31 Alanna Durruty

Dear DUPC family,

I would like to thank everyone for their prayers,

cards and visits during my recent surgery. It was nice to

know I was thought of. I am doing fine and just have to

wait for the healing process to take place.

Thank you,

Bob Murphy

Dear DUPC,

Thank you all for your well wishes, cards and

prayers while I was out with surgery. Thank you Elaine

Minch for taking my place as Administrative Assistant

during my recovery time. I could rest easy knowing

everything was in your capable hands. Healing is slow

and patience has never been my best quality but all is

progressing well according to the doctor. Thank you all

again.

Sincerely,

Wanda Hale

Our prayers have been answered. Our mother (Jenny

Ames) is back home after an 11 day stay in ICU & hospi-

tal. We want to thank everyone for their prayers, cards,

phone calls, visits, food & prayer shawls.

We are very thankful & blessed to have such support

during these challenging times.

Both Johnny & Jenny are on hospice care now at home.

Please keep them in your prayers.

Blessings, Debbie, Connie & John Ames

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