FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • TUPELO, MS400 Jefferson Street • P.O. Box 1725 • Tupelo,Mississippi, 38802 • (662)842-5681 • www.firstprestupelo.org

January 2019Volume 49 Issue 1

A NEWSLETTER FOR THE CONGREGATION AND FRIENDS OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, TUPELO, MS.

Welcoming a New Year

A new year stands on my doorstep ready to enter my life's journey.Something in me welcomes this visitor: the hope of bountiful blessings, the joy of anew beginning, the freshness of unclaimed surprises.Something in me rebuffs this visitor: the swiftness of the coming, the boldness ofthe entrance, the challenge of a year's good-bye. Something in me fears this visitor:the unnamed events of future days, the wisdom needed to walk love well, thedemands of giving away and growing.A new year stands on my doorstep and with fragile caution I move to open the doorfor its entrance. My heart leaps with surprise. Joy jumps in my eyes, for there besidethis brand new year stands my God with outstretched hand!God smiles and gently asks of me: can we walk this year together?And I, so overwhelmed with goodness, can barely whisper my reply: “Welcomein”!

(posted on the Sisters of Saint Martha of Antigonish website)

Peace,Olin

With my visits in the homes of older adults I have learned the worstfear is falling. An older adult in one of my T’ai Chi Chih classes at the WellnessCenter brought me an article from a Harvard Health letter. It made reference toa JAMA Internal Medicine study published September 10, 2018. 670 olderadults, with a self-reported history of falls, were divided into three groups. Onegroup did T’ai Chi only. Another group did stretching exercises, and the thirdgroup did aerobics, strength training, and balance and flexibility exercises. Theymet twice a week for an hour each time. Following a six-month period people inthe T’ai Chi group had 58% fewer falls compared with people in the stretchinggroup. There were 31% fewer falls compared with people in the group doingaerobics and other exercises. T’ai Chi was declared the winner in helping toward off falls.

I asked someone about the best time to plant a tree. The answer was,“Twenty years ago.” We cannot go back twenty years for anything. The lessonis the best time to plant a tree or begin T’ai Chi is now. A class meets eachTuesday at 9:00 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall for an hour. You are welcomed tojoin us at this time if you are thinking of a New Year’s resolution to help withyour imbalance. Statements from people presently attending classes are sharedbelow in case you need help deciding.

I find T’ai Chi Chih to be challenging yet very relaxing. After the class,I feel energized. You must be very intentional to do the movements properly inorder to get the most benefit from the class. I find the practice thoroughlyenjoyable. Tuesday is the best day of the week for me after the TCC class.I started T’ai Chi because it is supposed to be good for one’s balance. I havereally enjoyed the class and hope that it is having the desired result. I can feelmy balance improve during class. More practice outside of class wouldcertainly be better - a resolution for 2019!

I have come to TCC classes to enjoy the experience of moving my bodythrough space and time, in rhythmic sync, with other people around me. I likethe thought, and I enjoy the feeling, of coordinated, communal behaviors. T'aiChi, very much like the call and response of our liturgical rhythms duringworship, has this characteristic. We move and issue utterances in unison.Practices like this, it seems to me, do not disadvantage us of our own individualpersonalities, styles, and strengths, but rather they serve as an expression of ourextraordinary, compounded, aggregate power as a community - and what aresource we all are, one to another! The additional benefits, which T'ai Chioffers of balance, coordination, flexibility, and focus - these are icing on thecake. And, as those who have witnessed my participation in T'ai Chi can wellattest, I could use much additional practice in balance and coordination; I havea tendency to trip over my own shadow. Thankfully, Ron and the group arehelping me to address this opportunity! Little do they realize the number ofyears which will be required to "bring me along.”

- Ron RichardsonParish Associate for Pastoral Care

FirstPresbyterianChurch (USA)400 W Jefferson St.Tupelo, MS., 38804

www.firstprestupelo.org662-842-5681

MINISTERIAL &PROGRAM STAFFThe Reverend Olin McBride

PastorThe Reverend Ron Richardson

Dr. Bob TaylorMelissa McDuffieTeresa NicholsDr. Ray HarrisDanielle RatliffAllison NealSunny WaltersKay StanfordEddie Baker

Resolutions

1. Admin continues to work on the 2019budget. Presently, the budget indicatesan operating deficit. Committee ChairPersons should be aware that budgetrequests, especially increases, will likelynot be met.2. Gift cards were mailed to 24 collegestudent members.3. Poinsettias were delivered to 22 home-bound members.4. Lunch was served to 25 to 30 familymembers following John Castles’ funeral.5. Montreat Youth Conference isscheduled for July 6-13. Family cost is$300 per youth.6. Montreat Middle School Conference isscheduled for July 17-21. Families to pay$350 per youth.7. The following benevolent expendituresfor 2018 from Local Ministries line item:

-St. Luke Pantry $500-Meals on Wheels $1,000-Quad H $500- NH Salvation Army Meals $1,000-Food Backpacks $500-Helping Hands $500-Catch Kids $500-Boys &Girls Clubs of NMS $500-Saints Brew $1,000-S.A.F.E. $500

8. New wrought iron signs will be placedon the corners of Church/Jefferson Streetand Green/Jefferson Street.9. Ten college students enjoyed aChristmas party at the Burlesons’ home.

Session Digest... Olin’s “Walk Through the Bible” studywill begin Sunday, January 13.We will offer twoclasses: Sunday at 5:00 p.m. and Monday at10:00 a.m.We need at least 10 people in eachclass to make this study possible. Please call thechurch office to have your name placed on thelist with the day of your choice.

Registration for the 2019-2020Preschool and Kindergarten isJanuary 10 & 11, 2019, for ourchurch members. Classes areavailable for children age 2 –Kindergarten. Open registration tothe public begins Tuesday, January8. Registration forms are available inthe church office. If you have anyquestions, please contact SunnyWaters, Director, at 842-5681.

McMillan Lecture Series returns toFPC February 8, 9 and 10 (during Sunday schoolhour). Exact times coming very soon. Please planto attend.His topic will be on PresbyterianHistory.We are very fortunate to have Dr. Clark asour guest.Our first is a dear friend of mine: Dr.Erskine Clark, retired Columbia TheologicalSeminary professor.

A special heartfelt thankyou from the Church Staffto all those who sent cards,gave gifts, made donationsin our honor and brought thedelicious “goodies” weenjoyed during the holidays!Thank You! Thank You!

Thoughts to guide us in 2019 - from books in the librarywritten by some of the best writers of our time.

Library Lines

OUR LEADER IN 2019Isaiah in 52:12 says, "The Lord will go before you, and the God of Israel will be your rear guard." In My Utmostfor His Highest, Oswald Chambers explains that "As we go forth into the coming year, . . . let us go out with thepatient power of knowing that the God of Israel will go before us . . . and step out into the invincible future withHim."

Oswald Chambers in My Utmost for His Highest Yeah!!!!GOD ANSWERS PRAYER!"Maintain the childlike habit of offering up prayer in your heart to God all the time . . . Jesus never mentionedunanswered prayer . . . Jesus said, 'everyone who asks receives' (Matthew 7:8). Yet we say, 'But . . . but. . . .' Godanswers prayer in the best way - not just sometimes, but every time. . . . The danger we have is that we want towater down what Jesus said to make it mean something that aligns with our common sense."

My Utmost for His Highest by Oswald ChambersCOMMON SENSE"The will of God is the opposite of that which common sense would dictate. The will of God is sometimes whatthe world would call madness."

Leslie Weatherhead The Will of God

"Never let your common sense become so prominent and forceful that it pushes the Son of God to one side.Common sense is a gift that God gave to our human nature - but common sense is not the gift of His Son. . . ."Common sense and faith are as different from each other as the natural life is from the spiritual. Nothing "thatJesus Christ ever said is common sense"

Oswald Chambers in My Utmost for His Highest

EVERY DAY"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life." Psalm 23"What a huge statement. . . Goodness and mercy follow the child of God each and every day! . . . Days athome with only toddlers? God will be at your side. Days in a dead-end job? He will be at your side. Daysof loneliness? He will take your hand. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me - not some, not most, notnearly all - but all the days of my life."

Traveling Light by Max Lucado

THE GREATNESS OF GOD"Astronomers venture a feeble estimate that the number of stars in the universe equals the number of grains ofsand on all the beaches of the world. The star Eta Carinae outshines our sun, in the same way Yankee Stadiumoutshines a cigarette lighter. Five million times brighter! Why the immensity? Why such vast, unmeasured,unexplored, 'unused' space? So that you and I, freshly stunned, could be stirred by this resolve: 'I can do allthings through Christ who strengthens me' (Philippians 4:13, NKIV). The Christ of the galaxies is the Christ ofyour Mondays. The Starmaker manages your travel schedule. Relax. You have a friend in high places.'

Next Door Savior by Max LucadoNannette Comer, Librarian

KEEPING FIRST THINGS FIRST!"Whatever we do, let’s remember who's in control here."

Father Tim in Jan Karon's At Home in Mitford

We hope you will join us January 9 as we resume our Wednesday night program afterChristmas break! Our program will be an Epiphany service for all ages in the sanctuary as weremember the wise men visiting baby Jesus. Bring your Sparkle Boxes filled with strips ofpaper with all the “gifts” you have given baby Jesus this season! We will dedicate all thesegifts that night!

The youth have enjoyed the Christmas break and especially appreciated the time offfrom school! We have a busy season coming up! Our Confirmation Class (AftonGable, Maggie Gibens, Charlie Gratz, Kailan Reynolds, Daniel Crotwell and KatelynFulgham) will kick off its time together with a Confirmation Retreat at CampHopewell on January 18-19. Please keep these youth in your prayers as they gothrough the process of learning who we are as Presbyterians and digging deeper intotheir own faith. We also have our annual PYC (Presbytery Youth Council) Retreatscoming up in February. The Junior High Retreat is scheduled for February 1-3, andthe Senior High is February 15-17. These retreats are planned and completelyexecuted by youth leadership from our Presbytery. Two of our own serve on thisCouncil: Carson Clark and Carli Hillhouse. Remember them in your prayers as wellas the entire youth council as they make final preparations for a meaningful and funweekend for youth from around north Mississippi!

Ephiphany Service

Youth News

Gifts, Memorials & HonorariaIn memory ofTom Bailey

Freddie & Mary Ann Chiles (MemorialGarden)George & Wanda Dent (Guatemala)Chauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)Jackie Haguewood (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Hank Dudding (Memorial Garden)Thomas W. & Barbara G. Bailey(Memorial Garden)Buddy & Ellie Prude (Columbarium)Buddy & Mary Stubbs (Memorial Garden)

William Billups, Jr.Chauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)

Hank BoernerMark & Helen Monts (Fellowship)

Elsie Bornman

Jane P. Jones (Congregational Care)Chauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)

John CastlesGeorge & Wanda Dent (Guatemala)John & Vivian Fleming (Guatemala)Jackie Haguewood (Pastor’sDiscretionary)David Williams (Pastor’s Discretionary)

Alice CobbMark & Kim Burleson (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Chauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)Mike & Daintry Thomas (MemorialGarden)

Allen CooneySusan Boone (Pastor’s Discretionary)George & Wanda Dent (GuatemalaSarah Young (Pastor’s Discretionary)

David CrawfordChauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)

Gerald & Donna Wages (Guatemala)David & Linda Powell (Guatemala)Mark & Helen Monts (Guatemala)Steve & Mickie Nabers (Guatemala)Mark & Sallie Kate Ray (General)Buddy & Mary Stubbs (Guatemala)Judy Thomas (Music)Neil & Jill White (Guatemala)Sally S. Brooke (Guatemala)Don & Kay Wheeler (Guatemala)

Hugh PurnellChauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)Judy Thomas (Music)Mike & Daintry Thomas (MemorialGarden)

Keith & Dot RandleChauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)Judy Thomas (Music)

Joe RutherfordChauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)

Ralph ShultzDavid Irwin (Memorial Garden)

Fayette WilliamsMark & Kim Burleson (Scout Hut)Chauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)

Bill YoungMark & Helen Monts (ChristianEducation)

In honor ofTravis & Gay Abney

Mark & Helen Monts (Outreach/Mission)

Teresa BiddleJill White (Music)

Marie BushMark & Helen Monts (Music)

Circle 3Lucy Nash (Kitchen)

Chancel ChoirMark & Helen Monts (Music)Freddie & Mary Ann ChilesMark & Helen Monts (CongregationalCare)

Marion LindeMark & Helen Monts (Library)

Maxine DunnKirk &Teresa Biddle (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Susan Boone (Pastor’s Discretionary)Mark & Kim Burleson (Pastor’sDiscretionary)George & Wanda Dent (Guatemala)John & Vivian Fleming (Guatemala)Jackie Haguewood (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Leroy & Lou Ann McCarty (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Neil & Jill White (Pastor’s Discretionary)Sarah Young (Pastor’s Discretionary)Vickie Schramm (Pastor’s Discretionary)

Claire HerndonNeil &Jill White (Guatemala)

Johnny HodgesChauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)

Dorothy McDuffieChauncey &Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)Judy Thomas (Music)

Wayne MilesGeorge & Wanda Dent (Guatemala)

Ed NeelyMark & Kim Burleson (Guatemala)Chauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)

Leighton PettisSusan Boone (Pastor’s Discretionary)Dr. & Mrs. Dan Brasfield (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Freddie & Mary Ann Chiles (MemorialGarden)Jimmy Crockett (Landscaping)George & Wanda Dent (Guatemala)John & Vivian Fleming (Guatemala)Chauncey & Ann Godwin (Chancel Choir)Jackie Haguewood (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Nat & Bess Leathers (Guatemala)Leroy & Lou Ann McCarty (GuatemalaMedical)Pete & Kathy McMurry (Capital)Roger F. Wicker (Guatemala)Barney &Dianne Guyton (Guatemala)Emile & Carole Bizot (Guatemala)Helen Overstreet (Guatemala)

Mark & Sallie Kate RayMark & Kim Burleson (Youth)

Alice RogersMark & Helen Monts (Fellowship)

Joe & Frances SheffieldNeil & Jill White (Music)

Sistahood ClassLucy Nash (Kitchen)

Flo ShultzDavid Irwin (Memorial Garden)

Church StaffJackie Haguewood (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Sarah Young (Pastor’s Discretionary)

Tony TannehillMark & Helen Monts (Music)

Bob TaylorMark & Helen Monts (Music)

Judy ThomasJill White (Music)

Mary Elizabeth WilliamsSandy Henson (Scout Hut)

Gladys WilsonMark & Helen Monts (Worship)

Olin & Jim McBrideMark & Kim Burleson (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Sandy Henson (Pastor’s Discretionary)Leroy & Lou Ann McCarty (Pastor’sDiscretionary)Mark & Sallie Kate Ray (Pastor’sDiscretionary)

Robin & Cindy FaucetteSandy Henson (Guatemala)Mark & Helen Monts (Outreach/Mission)

Cindy FaucetteJill White (Music)

Fellowship CommitteeLucy Nash (Kitchen)Chauncey & Ann GodwinMark & Sallie Kate Ray (Fellowship)

Jackie HaguewoodMark & Helen Monts (CongregationalCare)

Ray HarrisMark & Helen Monts (Music)

Bill & Lucy HilbunMark & Helen Monts (Outreach/Mission)

Jim & Heather IngramSandy Henson (Christian Education)

Junior High Sunday School ClassSandy Henson (Christian Education)

Jean MageeMark & Helen Monts (Outreach/Mission)

Toni MartinMark & Helen Monts (Fellowship)

Doug & Tina MaxwellMark &a Helen Monts (CongregationalCare)

Melissa McDuffieJohn & Vivian Fleming (Guatemala)

Jeff & Mitzi MooreSandy Henson (Pastor’s Discretionary)Mark & Helen Monts

Steve & Lucy NashMark & Kim Burleson (Fellowship)

Lucy NashMark & Sallie Kate Ray (Fellowship)

PW Coordination TeamLucy Nash (Kitchen)

BirthdaysJanuary2.Bonnie Williford * Wendy Parker * ClaireTaylor Leeke3. Emily Barber4. Bobbie King5. Curtis Monts * Frances Brasfield PreslyWallace7. Patrick Hastings * Mary Kate Robbins * NancyWhitten9. Kathy McMurry * Lindsay Henson10. Lucy Wells12. Roger Lowery * Laura Rogers * SpencerHillhouse13. Rudy Caldwell, Jr. * Catherine Rogers * BryanFagan14. Betty Black15. Judy Billups * Annette Thornton17. Bonnie Davidson * Sandy Henson * JonTimothy Posey20. Taylor Gurley * Zayne Cobb * Betty Reece21. Gladys Wilson22. Mary Pace23. Mamie Clark * Mary Ann Chiles25. Gus Depew * Gunner Goad26. Bronwyn Teague27. Gregory Davidson28. Larkin Robbins30. Ross Reeder * Loren Zimmerman * CarolynGastonFebruary2. Andy Luckett4. Bill Henson *Hank Owens * Chris Thompson

AnniversariesDecember3. Gil & Ann Monaghan5. Greg & Leslie Burks28. Buddy & Lou Ann McCartyFebruary1. Sammy & Analyn Perryman * Byron & BettieFellows3. Dwight & Sarah Hardison

Erskine ClarkeSome information about our McMillan Lecture guest

(February 8, 9 and 10)Erskine Clarke is Professor Emeritus of American ReligiousHistory at Columbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, Ga. He haslectured or served as a consultant in universities and theologicalschools in this country and in Europe, the West Indies, China,and South Africa. He has been a Visiting Fellow, Clare HallCollege of the University of Cambridge and has been elected aLife Member of Clare Hall. His primary scholarly interest hasfocused on religion and slavery in the American South. Hispublications include Wrestlin’ Jacob: A Portrait of Religion inthe Old South; and Our Southern Zion: Calvinism in the SouthCarolina Low Country, 1690-1990. Wrestlin’Jacob was selectedby Choice magazine of the American Library Association as anAcademic Book of the Year. Wrestlin’ Jacob also received anAuthor of the Year Award from the old Dixie Council of Authorsand Journalists. His Dwelling Place: A Plantation Epic (2005,Yale University Press), is an “upstairs-downstairs” history of awhite, slave-owning family and of a black slave family over fourgenerations. Among the awards it has received are the Bell Prizefrom the Georgia Historical Society for the Best Book onGeorgia History and the Bancroft Prize given by ColumbiaUniversity, New York City, for a work “of exceptional merit” inAmerican history. His most recent work, By the Rivers of Water:A Nineteenth Century Atlantic Odyssey follows a youngsouthern couple who free their inherited slaves, help them settlein Liberia, and go on to become remarkable missionaries in WestAfrica and foes of the international slave trade. His To Count ourDays: A History of Columbia Theological Seminary will bepublished by the University of South Carolina Press in thesummer of 2019.

Thank YouDear Church family and friends,

I would like to sincerely thank all of you for your support duringthe illness and death of my mother, Maxine Dunn. Your cards,texts, emails, and words of comfort have meant so much to usduring this time of grief. The flower arrangement sent for herfuneral was very beautiful and filled with flowers she loved.

Olin and I are blessed to be a part of such a loving congregation.

Blessings for a Spirit-filled New Year.Lovingly, Jim

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STAY UP-TO-DATEDecember VisitorsPlease welcome our visitors every Sunday and encouragetheir return. Should they desire information about ourchurch, please direct them (if possible, escort them) to theElder of the Day after the service.

Audra Castles Alexander * JoAnne & Jerry Bradley * Donna Barkley * Claude Clayton * Penny Cochran* Brian Cayson * Kyle Davis * Nancy Ellis * Trey Eskridge * Gabbi Grubbs * Simms Haguewood *Kaitlyn Haire * Michelle & Maddin Hutto * Joy Kilburn * Keith Kantack * Rob, Ferrell MichelleMcAuley * Cindy McAuley * Emory McBride * Ann McFarlain *Andrea & Mason Marshall * JodyPatterson * Mark Reynolds *Judy Roebuck * Jan Riley * Jake Ray * Rick & Judy Smith * Emma Skates *Bob,Meredith, Nate, Henry & D.J. Swanson * Kaitlyn Snyder * Anne Baily & Emerson Thomas *Maggie Weatherford * Jean Yarbrough * Lin Joiner * Benjamin Stewart * Dorie Stewart* TerriStewart * Adam &Marie Steward * John Michael Walker * Becki Rhea * Audra Castles Alexander *Fran, Bob, Anna, & Dan Langewisch * Jan Riley * Haley Holbrook * Michelle, Ferrell & Brook McAuely* Abby & Brent Heavner * Kirk, Shannon & Sam Purnell

Special Events/ProgramsJanuary 2019

Tuesday, January 1 * Church Office Closed/ New Year’s DayTuesday, January 7 * 6:45 p.m. Circle 3 meets at Margaret Parker's homeTuesday, January 8 * Noon Circle 4 meets in Frances Sheffield Class RoomMonday, January 14* 9:30 a.m. Circle 2 meets Ann Godwin’s home

Monday, January 14 * 5:30 p.m. Committee MeetingsWednesday, January 9 * Wednesday Evening Services Resume

Monday, January 21 * Church Office Closed/Martin Luther King DayMonday, January 21 * 5:30 p.m. Session Meeting

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