February 2014 Monthly Newsle er of Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church 

Pawleys Presbyterian

FRANKLY SPEAKING  We’re off to a good start! At our January retreat for the Elders, Deacons, and staff, all of us made a covenant em‐bracing Core Values and our purpose for Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church. It’s a way of le ng others know who we are, what we believe and what’s important to us. We also adopted as our theme for the year: “Like Christ.” It is based on Romans 8:29 where the Bible says, “For those God foreknew He also predes ned to be conformed to the likeness of His Son.” And so the leadership and other members of the congrega on on the Sunday following our re‐treat agreed that the way we can become more like Christ is by our Core Values and purpose as follows:

Core Values: Guided by the Gospel, true to the Reformed and Evangelical tradi ons of the Church, and commi ed to discerning and fulfilling God's purpose for us, we base our ministry on these core values: Christ Centered: We believe that Jesus Christ alone is Lord of all and the only way to salva on (John 14:6). Authority  of  Scripture: We believe that all Scripture is divinely inspired and serves as the final authority in all ma ers of belief and behavior (2 Timothy 3:16). Worship: We believe that we are created by God to worship Him and that glorifying God is the ul mate reason for our existence (John 4:23,24). Evangelism: We believe that God has called believers to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ (Ma hew 28:19,20). Discipleship: We believe that all Chris ans are called to pursue a growing personal rela onship with Christ and to become more Christ‐like in their beliefs and conduct (Ephesians 4:13). Service: We believe that God cares about the physical, emo onal, and spiritual needs of every person and that all Chris ans are called to minister to others (Ephesians 2:10). Fellowship: We believe that God instructs Chris ans to cul vate loving rela onships as a covenant community of believers (Romans 12:10).

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“And the second is like unto it, Thou

shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.”

Matthew 22:39

PIPC PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF PIPC IS TO GLORIFY GOD AND ENJOY HIM FOREVER BY: 

DEVOTION IN GOD’S WORD DAILY Learning to intake God’s Word and applying its principles to our daily lives by keeping a daily Quiet Time 

in which we seek the Lord through prayer, study of the Bible (Word), and applica on of its teaching to our lifestyle (Walk).  

PRAYER U lizing the discipline of prayer; every member praying and being prayed for daily. 

WORSHIPING WEEKLY Worshiping God weekly both privately and corporately bringing pleasure to God.  

SERVING OTHERS Serving Christ and others in our community and throughout the world.  Serving the church with our  me, energy, and spiritual gi s. Seeing ourselves as “sent” into the world, fulfilling Christ’s mission in word and deed; being deliberate 

and winsome verbal witnesses to Jesus Christ; offering His compassion to those in need.  GIVING GENEROUSLY 

Being good stewards of our  me, talents, and financial resources.  Managing our money, sexual behavior, power,  me, and speech according to biblical teaching. Giving a definite percentage of our income to the Lord’s work in and through the church, and deliberate‐

ly growing toward or beyond the  the (10 percent); making offerings of generosity and also secret gi s to persons in need (almsgiving) as the Lord leads me. 

BEING ACCOUNTABLE Building rela onships with other Chris ans and holding each other accountable in our walk with Christ.  Making fellowship with other Chris ans a priority in our lives. 

SHARING YOUR STORY Learning to share our faith through our words and lives which give witness to Christ. 

INVITING OTHERS Invest and Invite: Making a personal investment in others’ lives and invi ng them to PIPC.  

    We invite you to come and worship with us on Sunday mornings as we embark on this journey and learn how we can become more like our Master. 

I will be in Charlotte at my second Doctoral Residency on Feb-ruary 2nd -15th. My first residency was two weeks in January-February 2013, and my third and final residency will be two weeks of February 2015. I can't believe my "middle" residency is here! Time has flown by. To prepare for this residency, I have completed some projects, read many, many, many books, written papers, studied scripture, and so much more. Kristin and I would greatly appreciate your prayers during these two weeks (well every day for that matter, but please take time these dates to lift us up to Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ). I

will definitely be challenged and stretched through this residency and the rest of this journey to come! This residency is called, Pastor as a Preacher, so these two weeks are about preach-ing and the proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ for the world. I know it will continue to be a lot of hard work, but I’m very excited!! A large part of this residency is studying the Word of God. I am thoroughly enjoying being challenged by my class to truly study the Word of God. Digging deeper and studying scripture is a joy of mine. What is your first reaction when you think about studying/actually study the Word of God? Do you study the Word of God on a regular basis? Is it a joy to you? What I mean by that is do you take time and do more than read but actually study it? Get into it, study the people, the places, the geography? Dig Deep? If not, or if so, might I suggest a book: “Rick Warren's Bible Study Methods: Twelve Ways You Can Unlock God's Word.” Rick Warren talks about 12 ways to dig into and study the Word of God. It has many practical steps to get into studying scripture. Let’s Dive Deep into the Word Of God! Carter Robinson Associate Pastor Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church pastorcarterrob@gmail.com

ISRAEL TRIP

Kristin and I are going to Israel this summer!!!!! Who is going with us? There's still space! There's still time to sign up. This will be an experience of a life-time that you don't want to miss! If you'd like to know more, talk to me. Come on...Join us!

You'll be glad you did!

PIPC S.A.L.T. Ski Trip 2014

The PIPC youth and their chaperones will be skiing at Sugar Mountain, North Carolina, February 14-17, 2014. Junior High Youth participating are: Ashley Altman, Mary Grace Bryan, Elizabeth Chastain, Lillian Eddy, An-na Grace Fletcher, Danielle Gaddy, Hailey Hazzard, Jake Hoffman, Mary Catherine Horton, Jackson Jun-kins, Noah Lowenbach, Ben Marlow, Maddy McConnell, Sydney Ann Smith, and Sidney Stuckey. Senior High Youth participating are: Jordan Brown, Davis Eddy, Lora Gahagan Eddy, Ora Parker Eddy, Ash-ley Gaddy, Summer Herrington, Hunter King, Jordan Lee, Brady Lottchea, Nina Lowenbach, Jack McConnell, Emily Middleton, Maddy Middleton and Leea Whet-stone. Chaperones for the trip are: Tammy Altman, Charles Biddix, Maryann Biddix, Cari Brown, Leigh Eddy, Scott Eddy, Renee Middleton, Cherryl Ann Smith, Jamie Smith, Christy Stuckey, and Kimmie Tomlinson.

Please keep all our youth and their chaperones

in your prayers for safe travel and safety on the slopes.

****No S.A.L.T. Youth on the following Sunday nights: February 2, 9, 16. Regular Youth Fellowship will resume Sunday, February 23, 2014 at 5:30pm.

MANDATORY SKI TRIP MEETING For Parents, Youth and Chaperones

All youth and their parents are re-quired to attend a Mandatory Ski Trip Meeting on Sunday, February 9, 2014 in Founders Hall at 5:30pm. Permission forms, insurance information, meal planning, what to pack, etc. will be on the agenda.

“Above all, love each other deeply,  because love covers a mul tude of sins.” 

1 Peter 4:7 

J.A.M.

AT THE LAKES MISSION TRIP

FEBRUARY J.A.M. SCHEDULE 5:30 PM IN THE ODFC

FEBRUARY 2ND NO J.A.M.

FEBRUARY 9TH SHOWING MERCY UNFORGIVING SERVANT: MATTHEW 18:21-35

FEBRUARY 16TH NO J.A.M.

FEBRUARY 23RD LOVE IN ACTION

“Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God.” 1 John 4:7

L-Squared Learning and Living God’s Word Learning His Word and Applying

it in our lives daily. PIPC is excited to once again offer the L-squared Bible study program. The goal is to help us all to learn His Word and apply it to our lives daily. L-squared will consist of fellowship events, beginning with the potluck and then will focus on studies starting the end of January and the beginning of February. The studies will meet at different times throughout the week and will be facilitated by different leaders in our congregation. These studies will be short-term studies lasting only 6-12 weeks. The studies are as follows:

90 Days Through the Bible - facilitated by Becky Veselick—will be held on Sunday evenings at 6:00 PM in the parlor. The class lasts about 45 minutes and runs for 90 days (13 weeks). We recommend purchasing the 90 Day Bible for $15.00 but that is not a requirement. Other materials are available and range in price from 7 to 10 dollars. These are also not required. In this class we will read the entire Bible word for word in 90 days. This is not an in-depth Bible study. There isn't time to truly study; we are simply reading the Bible cover to cover. It requires about 45 minutes of at home reading every day for the 90 days. Several people who have taken the class said it changed their lives.

“Sons of Thunder” Young Men’s Study—How God Makes A Man—facilitated by Carter Robinson—meets every Wednesday, beginning January 29th, at noon at Dr. Eddy’s office OR every Sunday, be-ginning February 2nd, at 6:00 PM in Classroom C. This is a 10 week study. Let’s face it—men today are under severe attack. The battle line against biblical manhood is clearly drawn and fiercely contested. More than ever, men who want to follow Christ are asking: Why is it so hard to live an authentic Christian life? Who will show me how to thrive as a father, a husband, and on the job? What should I do when I’m being tested to the breaking point? Fortunately, the Bible preserves crucial details about the powerful lessons learned by men who have already faced and answered these questions. In How God Makes a Man, renowned expert on men’s issues Patrick Morley takes you into Scripture to answer these questions. Don’t settle for less. Join us on Wednesdays OR Sundays for this epic adventure of becoming God’s man.

Heart for the Community—facilitated by Merrell McIlwain— will be held on Sundays, beginning Febru-ary 9th, at 5:30 PM in Classroom B. The class will run for 8 weeks. The class will begin by surveying the purpose of mission work, and will refer to A Heart for the Community, Servolution and 7 Practices of Effective Ministry. After Dr. Fuder's visit in February, they will undertake some of the work he sug-gests to find a local ministry, and will use his newly published book (the only one people will have to purchase for the course), Neighborhood Mapping. This is a class for everyone who is interested in local mission!

Young Women’s Study—A Confident Heart by Renee Swope—facilitated by Kristin Robinson—will be held on Tuesdays, beginning January 28th, at 7:00 PM. This will be an 8 week study. Often the biggest obstacle to living out our faith is our own doubt--about our worth, our abilities, our relationship with God, and situations in our lives. A Confident Heart gives voice to the questions, doubts, struggles, and hopes so many women have. Author Renee Swope shows women how to identi-fy, overcome, and even use doubt in order to live confidently in God's power, truth, and grace. A Confi-dent Heart is an authentic, insight-filled, and encouraging message for any woman who wants to ex-change destructive thought patterns with biblical truth that will transform the way she thinks, feels, and lives.

Know Why We Believe—facilitated by Frank Holsclaw—will be held on Thursdays, at 11:00 AM, be-ginning February 6th in the parlor. Do science and Scripture conflict? Are miracles possible? Is Christian experience real? Why does God allow suffering and evil? More than a million people have found solid answers to these and other questions in Know Why You Believe, selected by Christianity Today as one of the fifty books that have shaped evangelicals the most. This clear and reasonable response to the tough challenges to Christi-anity—revised by Marie Little in consultation with experts in science and archaeology—is as current as it is classic, offering solid ground for those on an honest quest for truth.

Sign-up sheets for classes will be available in the parlor on Sunday, February 2nd,

or you can contact the church office at 237-4581.

    MUSIC NOTES FROM SYLVIA 

Sanctuary Choir rehearses every Wednesday night at 6:00 PM. If you have par cipated in the choir in the past or would like to be a part of an amazing group that not only loves music and worship but a family of people who loves one another and brings friendship and support to each other and the church as a whole, join us. Our choir has had several members over the last months who have had to deal with health issues and other me bearing situa ons. We need voices. Every week, we all enjoy the beau ful anthems and leader‐ship in music and in order to maintain the rich, vibrant music each week, church members who sing need to get involved ‐ youth and adults. If that is you, please consider commi ng a li le me each week to keep our choir strong and our services worship and music focused for our church body and all who visit our services.

Sylvia Warr Sylvia.pipc@yahoo.com

APPS* Upcoming Events and Small Group Kickoff

On January 17th another successful APPS* evening kicked off some upcoming events and several small groups.

Thursdays at 8:45 AM – The WALKERS APP will meet weekly at the Waccamaw Regional Recreation Cen-ter on Duncan Avenue (off Parkersville Road). This in an indoor venue and there is no cost to walk. Bathrooms and filtered water are available. No sign-up is required – just come and walk!

On Thursday, 1/30, the DINING OUT APP had a Dutch Treat “Meet and Eat” supper at Quigley’s. More than 30 people attended and enjoyed great food and fellowship.

On Saturday, 3/8, the SPRING WREATH APP Workshop will meet from 10:00 AM until 12:00 Noon. The cost will be $10.00. More information will follow.

On Friday, 3/21, at 5:30 PM will be a PASTA PALOOZA APP – a Pasta Potluck Supper in the ODFC – “Let’s eat pasta like there’s NO tomorrow!” Bring your favorite pasta dish!

Once again APPS participants enjoyed socializing with each other and eating a wonderful supper prepared by Bread of Life as a successful fundraiser for the kitchen. Five small groups got together to begin planning events/activities – Trips and Dining Out, In-Home Dining and Progressive Dinners, Walking and Biking, Golf, and Technology Seminars. Additional small groups will be kicked off in the future. For more information, or to sign up for a group or activity, please contact Jerry Roberts at 237-5070, sjroberts45@gmail.com.

* Active Presbyterian Peoples Society – a (50+) fellowship program – We have an APP for you!

PIPC Loves Its Graduates  

We celebrate our gradua ng seniors on Saturday, February 8th, with a silent auc on, dinner and musical entertainment in our Open Door Fellowship Center in me for Valen ne's Day. Seventeen years ago, Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church de‐cided to honor, support and embolden our gradua ng high school seniors with a college scholarship. Under the leadership of mem‐ber and Elder, Walter Rice, a Scholarship Team was formed and gi s were requested from members and friends of PIPC. Each year since 1997, a Scholarship Team has met to review the appli‐ca ons of our seniors. The students' academics, church par cipa‐

on and community involvement are all factors in the monetary awards. Consistent dona ons from an annual appeal have resulted not only in grateful students and parents, but also have resulted in a con nuing connec on between the college student and his or her home church. Many mes on Scholarship Sunday, when the scho‐las c "love offerings" are presented, the students have said they felt their church family was traveling with them to campus and would be si ng on their shoulder, as accompaniment and as con‐science. They all have been aware of the genuine support, the feeling of hope for their future and the power of prayer. The checks pre‐sented are a token percentage of today's college expenses, but serve as a reminder of the sacrifices, prayers and love of the ex‐tended church family helping to raise these children of God.

Join us this Valen ne season as we celebrate the  accomplishments of these four students:  

Nina Lowenbach, Brianna Lo chea, Jordan Leigh  and Parker Williams. 

    Our  5th  Annual  Scholarship  Dinner  is  on Saturday, February 8th,  in the Open Door Fel‐lowship  Center.  The  doors  open  at  5:15  PM for appe zers and a silent auc on of art and objects,   golf packages,  lake and beach vaca‐ons, gi  cer ficates for des na ons and res‐

taurants. A sumptuous and formal dinner be‐gins at 6:00 PM with entertainment from em‐cee Lee Brockington and "The Paul Robeson of Pawleys Island," Blake B. Graham.       Tickets  are  $25  and  are  available  from Scholarship  Team  members  or  the  church office.  Bring  your  Valen ne  to  this  special evening and celebrate  the  love  in our church family. 

“And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity.”

Colossians 3:14

We would like to invite anyone and every-one who has a heart for missions and this com-munity to a very special event! On Feb 28 and March 1, Dr. John Fuder will be here at Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church to help us design an approach that will allow us to reach our local community for Christ. We will start with a pot-luck dinner on Friday evening and an overview of what we’ll be doing. Then, on March 1 from about 9:00 - 3:30, we’ll get into the specifics and begin to develop a plan that will work for all of us.

We hope you’ll want to be part of this!

COMMITMENT TO OUR SISTER CHURCH IN CAMAJUANI, CUBA

On March 4-10th, 2014 a five member team including Char-lie Bradshaw, Virginia Bradshaw, Leigh Eddy, Liz William-son, and Carroll Armstrong will be going on a mission trip to our sister church in Camajuani, Cuba. We need your help! Our primary work there is building relationships by going into their community and sharing the “Good News” of Christ with non- believers and seekers. While we are there, we also visit the infirm and homebound as well as friends who have opened their hearts to Jesus from past trips. We host a mini VBS for the children, help serve meals to the poor and elder-ly, lead Sunday school and go into a neighboring village to share Christ with gatherings of people in house churches. In addition, we are helping the church establish a discipleship program for new believers. PIPC has helped our sister church with many other needs as well. For example, we helped pro-vide a beautiful vegetable garden on the church grounds that allows them to feed the poor in their community. It is wonder-ful to see their church grow and thrive with the loving support of our PIPC church family! Please consider helping in the following ways:

Prayer – the most important! Please pray for the team that will be going to Cuba. Pray that we will have safe travels and that God will prepare us for our visit and bless our efforts as we minister to the people of Cuba. All of us need to pray for the Cuban people, who are caught up in an embargo that has lasted for fifty years. Their futures are un-predictable and ample food, housing, and medicines are daily concerns. Pray that their spiritual and physical needs will be met and that their hearts and minds will be open to receive God’s Holy Word.

Write a letter to someone in our sister church. (Enclose a picture if possible.) We will provide you with the infor-mation as to what you should address in the letters. A letter and a picture will be sent back to you. Letters will be translated in Spanish and English.

Monetary gifts to help pay for a large amount of medicines, a blood pressure monitor, reading glasses, a year’s worth of Sunday School supplies, discipleship materials, Bibles, back packs, school supplies and memory flash drives for the students, worship supplies, and the list goes on. We will also have added airline expenses for the extra suitcases that will hold the necessary supplies. You may make your check payable to PIPC and earmark it Cuba Mission Trip Supplies.

Whether you feel led to contribute financially, write a letter, or commit to prayer (or all three), we truly appreciate your support. We are all part of the team doing God’s work in Cuba. He is truly blessing our efforts there. Thank you for your support of this special ministry.

Remember the last words Jesus spoke before going back to heaven – “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem,

and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” Acts 1:8.

“Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends.”

John 15:13

Altar Flower Donation Opportunities Many open slots are available for sign-ups to donate altar flowers in 2014. Please consider donating altar flow-ers to the glory of God and in honor of someone, in recognition of a birthday or anniversary, in memory of some-one, or just as a loving gesture for PIPC. There is an Altar Flowers Calendar Notebook in the narthex where you can sign up. Bea Pifer will contact you regarding the details. You may request the flowers and colors of the arrangements, as well as a particular florist, if so desired. The Flower Committee does the arrangements on the 2nd Sunday of each month, indicated by a “star” in the calendar. On the following Monday the Flower Committee rearranges the flowers into smaller bouquets which are delivered by the Deacons to shut-ins or those with cares and concerns.

Please contact Bea at 237-7762 if you have any questions.

WHAT’S COOKING AT THE BREAD OF LIFE KITCHEN   As expected, the servers and cooks have been very busy at the Bread of Life Kitchen, especially the last quarter of 2013. In the month of October 731 were served, 639 in November and 526 in December, while being closed two days in December due to the holidays. So during the last three months, the Bread of Life Kitchen averaged preparing and serving approximately 77 hot nutri ous lunches each day they were open to some very hungry folks. Our numbers are constantly climbing. Since April 2013, we are now averaging 200 more meals per quarter.

This is only possible due to the loyal volunteers and outside dona ons. So a BIG THANK YOU TO ALL. 

   

On Sunday, February 2nd, a er each worship service, the Bread of Life Kitchen Volunteers will be in the  

narthex to receive the Souper Bowl of Caring Offering which benefits the 

Bread of Life Kitchen. 

The Book Corner More new items in the PIPC Library collection are on display for February. Take a look and then, literally, check them out! Feel free to sign out one of the items on display or any book, CD, or DVD in the Library – just take the card from the pocket and write on it your name and date due (or use the date stamp), then leave the card in the plastic holder on the desk.

New for the Children’s Collection:

Heaven Is for Real for Little Ones, as told by Colton Burpo to his parents, is a board book whose message is that Jesus really, really loves children. It has beautiful pictures of heaven as described by Colton who, when he was 3, told his parents about his trip to heaven when he awoke from an emergency appendectomy.

New Testament Adventure Bible Storybook, by Catherine DeVries, teaches the Bible’s great stories and themes. It stimulates children’s minds and fills their hearts with love for their heavenly Father. It has beautiful illustrations and, at the end of each of the 27 stories, there is an Adventure Discovery and Words to Treasure.

2 Buck Denver Asks What’s in the Bible? DVD’s, by VeggieTales creator Phil Vischer, each with a family discussion guide:

Vol. 10 Jesus is the Good News! from Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John

Vol. 11 Spreading the Good News! from the Book of Acts

New for the Adult Collection:

Crazy Love, by Francis Chan, helps us see God accurately, love Him passionately, and take the Scriptures at face value. The first 3 chapters discuss who God is and the last 7 chapters discuss what the response in our lives needs to be. In particular, one chapter title is convicting: Serv-ing Leftovers to a Holy God.

The Purpose of Christmas, by Rick Warren, tells how God designed Christmas to meet our 3 deepest needs – celebration, salvation, and reconciliation, and how understanding and accept-ing God’s 3 Christmas gifts will transform our lives forever.

“Dear friends, let us love one another,

for love comes from God.” 1 John 4:7

FEBRUARY  BIRTHDAYS  2 Carroll Armstrong 2 John Horton, Jr. 2 Rose Roughgarden 2 John Wilson 3 Cynthia Talbot 4 Rosemary Roddy 5 Ann McKinnon 5 Matt Roughgarden 6 Dot Nichols 6 Donna Scott 7 Christy Stuckey 8 Stevie Hierholzer 8 Donna Scott 8 Vicki Shult 9 Noah Lowenbach 11 Jerry Parker 12 Charles Biddix 13 Virginia Hueftle 13 Clay Shehan 13 Don Shupe 13 Michael Watts 16 Lenny Pacholski 17 Liz Williamson 18 Doug Holman 20 Ann Campbell 20 Jane Carson

20 JD Tucker 21 Sam Plexico 22 Nathan McClure 22 Peggy Nettles 22 Bob Williamson 25 Dana Nesbitt 26 Barbara Mason 27 Allan Cerny 27 Marilyn Genther 29 Lois Holland FEBRUARY ANNIVERSARIES 3 Doug and Margaret Bloom 3 Doug and Mary Holman 4 Jim and Bea Pifer 4 Owen and Dawn Wright 6 Bill and Kay Spence 12 Matt and Rose Roughgarden 12 Terry and Elaine Strong 16 Todd and Renee Middleton 27 David and Tammy Altman Take a moment to acknowledge those who have a

birthday or anniversary this month. If your birthday/anniversary is not listed in your month, please contact Tina in the church office at 237-4581 (ext. 21).

WE REMEMBER IN OUR PRAYERS Jimmy Richardson, Brett Risser (Bob & Barb Babb’s grandson), Cynthia Talbot, Norma Mead, Tony Cerone, Donna Phillips, Christina Lyon (Jean Monk’s sister), Catherine Pope (Julia Floyd’s friend), Norman Gustason (Joyce Goode’s friend), Doreen Prowse, Phil Winstead, Ann Mattern (Barb Babb’s aunt), Bill Nice (Pete & Dana Nesbitt’s nephew), Evelyn Brown (Carol Sacco’s mother) THE CHURCH AT HOME: Irene Baxter, Gail Bogner, Bitsy Cerny, Jean Cucolo, Jane Keesler, Ernestine Knipp-schild, Harvey Moenig, Jo Sample, Carolyn Squires, Mary Van Tassel AT THE LAKES: Barbara Brandt, Dottie Dixon, Dawn Hoover, Ansley Ketchin, Jim Leland AGAPE SENIOR: Terry Strong DEPLOYED: 1LT Jason Tucker

Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything,

by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. Philippians 4:6

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Communion Servers 8:45 AM Ken Dewell—Leader Bobby Smith Dan Stuckey Jane Smith Cari Brown Sally Smith Tom Aker Anne Floyd

Communion Servers 11:00 AM Lewis Bowers—Leader Maxie McCoy Carolyn Wolfe Mary Holman Liz Williamson Lee Brockington

1 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

2 Open/Close: Andrew Warren Lead Usher: Maryanne Biddix 8:30 AM Library Open 8:45 AM Worship Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship Service 4:00 PM Prayer Service

3 Mark 2 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 1:00 PM Dorcas Disciples 4:00 PM Administration and Personnel Team Meeting 5:00 PM Handbell Choir 6:00 PM Christian Education Team Meeting

4 Mark 3:1-19 9:00 AM CBS Bible Group 10:00 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 10:30 AM Staff Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 6:00 PM Missions and Evangelism Team Meeting 6:30 PM Deacons Meeting 6:30 PM Deacons Team Meeting 7:00 PM Young Women's Bible Study

5 Mark 3:20-35 11:00 AM Know Why We Believe Study 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 12:00 PM Sons of Thunder 4:00 PM Kids' Praise Connection 6:00 PM Choir Practice

6 Mark 4:1-20 6:00 PM Stephen Ministers Meeting

7 Mark 4:21-41 6:00 PM Mission and Evangelism Committee Meeting

8 Mark 5:1-20 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast 6:00 PM Scholarship Dinner

9 Mark 5:21-43 Open/Close: Charles Biddix Lead Usher: Jean McElroy 8:30 AM Library Open 8:45 AM Worship Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship Service 4:00 PM Prayer Service 5:30 PM A Heart for the Community 5:30 PM J.A.M. 5:30 PM S.A.L.T. Youth - Ski Trip Meeting 6:00 PM 90 Days Through the Bible 6:00 PM Sons of Thunder

10 Mark 6:1-29 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School Extension 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 1:00 PM Dorcas Disciples 5:00 PM Handbell Choir 5:30 PM Building and Grounds Team Meeting 6:30 PM Finance Team Meeting

11 Mark 6:30-56 9:00 AM CBS Bible Group 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School Extension 10:00 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 10:00 AM Tuesday Circle 10:30 AM Staff Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 5:15 PM Worship Team Meeting 7:00 PM Young Women's Bible Study

12 Mark 7:1-23 11:00 AM Know Why We Believe Study 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 12:00 PM Sons of Thunder 4:00 PM Kids' Praise Connection 6:00 PM Choir Practice

13 Mark 7:24-37

14 Mark 8:1-13 S.A.L.T. Youth Ski Trip

15 Mark 8:14-9:1 S.A.L.T. Youth Ski Trip 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

16 Mark 9:2-32 Open/Close: Jerry Roberts Lead Usher: Ken Dewell S.A.L.T. Youth Ski Trip 8:30 AM Library Open 8:45 AM Worship Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship Service 4:00 PM Prayer Service 5:30 PM A Heart for the Community 6:00 PM 90 Days Through the Bible 6:00 PM Sons of Thunder

17 Mark 9:33-50 Office Closed S.A.L.T. Youth Ski Trip 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School Extension 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 1:00 PM Dorcas Disciples 5:00 PM Handbell Choir

18 Mark 10 9:00 AM CBS Bible Group 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School Extension 10:00 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 10:30 AM Staff Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 7:00 PM Young Women's Bible Study

19 Mark 11:1-19 11:00 AM Know Why We Believe Study 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 12:00 PM Sons of Thunder 4:00 PM Kids' Praise Connection 6:00 PM Choir Practice

20 Mark 11:20-12:12 6:00 PM Stephen Ministers Meeting

21 Mark 12:13-44

22 Mark 13:1-31 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

23 Mark 13:32-14:11 Open/Close: Web Richardson Lead Usher: Josh Horton 8:30 AM Library Open 8:45 AM Worship Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship Service 3:30 PM PIPC 101 - New Mem-bers Class 4:00 PM Prayer Service 5:30 PM A Heart for the Community 5:30 PM J.A.M. 5:30 PM S.A.L.T. Youth 6:00 PM 90 Days Through the Bible 6:00 PM Sons of Thunder

24 Mark 14:12-42 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School Extension 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 1:00 PM Dorcas Disciples 5:00 PM Handbell Choir

25 Mark 14:43-72 9:00 AM CBS Bible Group 9:00 AM J.O.Y. School Extension 10:00 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 10:30 AM Staff Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 6:00 PM Session Meeting 7:00 PM Young Women's Bible Study

26 Mark 15:1-20 11:00 AM Know Why We Believe Study 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 12:00 PM Sons of Thunder 4:00 PM Kids' Praise Connection 6:00 PM Choir Practice

27 Mark 15:21-47

28 Mark 16 Heart of the Community Supper

8:45 AM WORSHIP SERVICE

10:00 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES

11:00 AM WORSHIP SERVICE

Pawleys Island  Presbyterian Church 

9967 Ocean Highway Pawleys Island, SC 29585 Phone: 843‐237‐4581 Fax: 843‐237‐9265 E‐mail: pipc@sc.rr.com Website: pawleysislandpresby.com