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Volume 41Issue 10Denbigh Presbyterian Church
Our Church Staff
Pastor
The Reverend Deborah Dail
Ministerial Assistant
Rusty Norton
Director of Childrens/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 CoordinatorAlicia Lewis
Treasurer
Lorena Riely
The Denbigh Digest ispublishedmonthly on the third or fourth
MondayThe deadline for items
to be included is 9:00 AMon that Monday
Comments or Questions?Contact the church office
at 877-2048 or e-mail us [email protected]
September 23, 2013
Inside this issue:
United 1-2
Worship and Finance 3
Adult Education 4
Session News 5
Outreach 6-8
Fellowship 8-9
Childrens and Youth Ministry 10
Congregational Care 11
Birthdays 12
Pre-K 13
Stewardship 14
October Calendars 15-16
Next Issue for
November isOctober 21, 2013
Denbigh and Second Presbyterian Churches Vote
Overwhelmingly to Unite
On Sunday, September 8, both the Denbigh and Second
Presbyterian congregations voted for the Plan of Union.
Werejoice in this decision and look forward to uniting in mission
andservice to our community and world and growing in our
Christianfaith.
The Sessions of DPC and SPC have appointed members to
a Transition Team. The purpose of the Transition Team is to:
Facilitate the union of Second Presbyterian and
DenbighPresbyterian Churches into the Denbigh United Presbyte-rian
Church effective January 1, 2014. The team is to en-sure that the
transition goes smoothly as the congregations
become one.
The team is to help with the grieving and healing process
ofSecond PC members and help with any issues related tochange for
the SPC and DPC members.
The team is to help the leaders and others transition from a
small church culture to a mid-size church culture.
The team is to carry out any requirements of the Presbyteryof
Eastern Virginia, legal matters of the state and local gov-ernment
and other matters related to the Plan of Union.
In short, the Transition Team is to guide the implementation
of the Plan of Union.
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Church Record Active Membership (405)
Worship on the Lawn
Attendance 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22
Worship 100 118 177 118 114
Nurseries 9 7 11 10 9
Sunday School 13 14 n/a 23
The Transition Team has created task forces to work on the
following areas:
PrayerPrays daily for union and special requests related to
union
Real EstateMarkets and sells SPC campus
Historical Artifacts/MemorabiliaPreserves and displays history
of both churches atDPC
AestheticsDetermines furnishings, equipment, etc. to move from
SPC to DPC;arranges for sale, donation, storage of unneeded items
from SPC and DPC
Pre-KProvides for unification of SPC and DPC
pre-kindergartens
LegalManages legal matters related to union
PublicityProvides for internal and external publication of
union
Financial IntegrationIntegrates the finances of DPC and SPC
AssimilationWorks in an intentional manner to help our
congregations become one MusicInventories all music, instruments,
musical equipment to determine use within
united church; arranges for sale, donation, storage of unneeded
items; facilitates combin-ing churchs music programs
If you are interested in serving on a task force, please contact
Deborah.
COTTAGE STYLE GATHERINGS BETWEEN
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
AND DENBIGH PRESBYTERIANMary Lee and Jay Dunn welcome members of
bothDPC and SPC congregations to their home for small,casual
get-to-know-you gatherings. Please sign up onSundays or call
874-1258 (Dunn's) for one or all of thegatherings (space is
limited). Thursdays, 1-2:30 PM,October 17, November 14 and December
12. Thursdayevening, November 14, 7-8:30 PM. You will be con-tacted
with further details after you sign up.
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Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
Please join us in celebrating the Lords Supper on Sunday,
October 6 which is World
Communion Sunday. Please prayerfully prepare for the celebration
of the Lords Supper.
CHURCH BUDGET
Actual Year to Date August 31, 2013
Total Income $ 180,966.09
Total Expenses $ 201,587.46
Net Difference $ (20,621.37)
As with most churches, the summer months result in lower
attendance and lower numbers ofpledges contributed. While DPC is on
solid ground financially, our cash flow did not meet ourexpenses.
As we approach the close of September (our third financial
quarter), we wouldask that any consideration you can give to
bringing pledges current would be greatly ap-
preciated. We have been able to maintain our mission programs
and projects but could usesome catch up time! The expenses through
August (eight months) were $201,587. Our in-come during the same
time frame was $180,966, leaving us with an operating deficit
of$20,621. Our reserve funds are designated for emergency repairs
(think air conditioning!) andwe hope not to utilize the account for
continuing the operating funds. Again, if you feel so led,we ask
your assistance in keeping our pledges current.
Building Fund for Major Improvements to the Pre-K Wing
With the help of $22,392.51 from savings we have paid for the
foundation repair and gutter-ing. We have also replaced the
lighting and updated outdated wiring in the Pre-K wing. Asyou are
able and feel led, please make contributions to the Building Fund.
Contributions tothe Building Fund will help repay our savings
account.
Joint Worship Services with Second Presbyterian
We will be worshiping with our brothers and sisters from Second
Presbyterian over the
coming months on the following Sundays. Please make special note
of the location and time ofthe services.
Sunday, September 29, 10:30 a.m. at DENBIGH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday, October 13, 11 a.m. at SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, November 10, 10:30 a.m. at DENBIGH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday, December 1, 11 a.m. at SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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The Session has approved raising funds to purchase avan or bus.
This vehicle will allow us to more efficientlytransport children
and adults to all Church events and
provide a way for youth, seniors and others to travel
toactivities and service opportunities. If you would like
tocontribute, designate your check Church Vehicle Fund.If you would
like to help with fund-raising, contact Verni Saunders at874-3923
or [email protected].
Adult I Sunday School will be studying selections from the Old
Testamentbooks of Genesis and Exodus, the beginnings and in some
ways the founda-tion to understanding the entire Bible. The fall
quarter began September 1and continues through November 24 in the
Conference Room at 9:15 Sundaymornings. All adults are welcome.
The Small Groups Team is moving forward on implementing Small
Groups for thefall. With the potential union with Second
Presbyterian Church as well as the num-ber of new members and those
who have been with the church for some time, webelieve Small Groups
will help us get to know one another on a more spiritual and
personal level.
Small Groups: The purpose of a small group is to make disciples.
Before we cangrow as disciples, we must be a healthy, loving
community. The apostle Paul usedthe term koinonia (Greek for
community) 13 times. Each time he spoke of a Chris-
tian relationship that is ours through the Holy Spirit,
imitating Christ by producingthe kind of love that acts for the
good of others. It creates bonds that cannot be de-stroyed. Small
Groups will be starting at Denbigh Presbyterian Church thisfall and
are a great way to make friends, grow as disciples and
experience
koinonia. Groups will meet on a regular basis for Bible study,
fellowship andprayer. Want in-depth study? Desire a day or night
group? Available on a specificday or night? Prefer a group of men,
women, or couples? Need childcare? Inter-ested in a topical Bible
study? Sign-up forms are on the visitor table in the
narthex.
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Reviewed more of the "25 Factors That May Impact Your
Survivability, Vitality and Vibrancy"from George Bullard
Seminar.
Approved treasurers' reports for DPC and Denbigh Presbyterian
Pre-Kindergarten. Approvedthe 2013-2014 Pre-K operating budget.
Heard report from Pyramid Roofing representatives on their bid
to either repair or replace thechurch roof. The Session tasked the
Facilities Committee to pursue two other comparable esti-mates and
present at October Session Meeting.
Received report on bid from Professional Heating and Cooling,
Inc. to replace one Sanctuaryair conditioner compressor. The
Session tasked the Facilities Committee to pursue further
in-formation on warranty and to assess pros and cons of replacing
entire unit versus just replacingthe compressor and to report back
at the October Session Meeting.
Received and approved report of ruling elder commissioner Dale
Pennell from the July Presby-
tery of Eastern Virginia stated meeting.
Appointed Carolyn Woodard to serve on the Transition Team.
Approved designating 25 percent of the Peacemaking Offering for
2013 to LINK of HamptonRoads for the PORT Homeless Ministry.
Ruling Elder Gerry Ellis indicated her interest in being
nominated to PEVA as a ruling elder
commissioner to the 2014 General Assembly of the PCUSA.
Empowered the Transition Team to make decisions in line with
general authority providedother sessional committees and requested
a monthly informational report from Transition Teamto be included
in the Session Agenda.
Tasked the Finance Committee chair with writing an announcement
for the bulletin concerning
the status of the operating budget and encouraging contributors
to catch up on their pledges.
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S.H.A.R.E. Dates for SeptemberOctober 2013 S.H.A.R.E. orders can
be placed the week of October 7-
11. The orders will be placed on Monday, October 14 by 10:00
AM.These orders will be distributed in the Narthex area of Denbigh
Presby-terian Church on Saturday, October 26 from 7:00-7:30 AM. All
ordersmust be picked up by 7:30 AM on each distribution date.
Volunteers can-
not be held responsible for orders which are not picked up.
DPC will work at the Food Bank on
Saturday, October 26. For moreinformation contact Terry
Hall.
D.U.C.O. (Denbigh United Christian Outreach) is in critical need
of food supplies. D.U.C.Oneeds the following food items: tuna fish,
rice, peas, corn, green beans, canned potatoes,canned fruit,
instant potatoes, canned chicken and beef stew, crackers,
hamburger
helper, boxed salad, Vienna sausages, pasta, oatmeal and any
other cereal, jelly, dry
milk, canned milk, salad dressing, peanut butter, peanuts,
applesauce, mustard,
ketchup, mayo, nabs, jell-o, pudding, cake/brownie mix and or
other snack items. Youmay bring your donations to church and place
them on the kitchen counter. Your help is
greatly appreciated.
Mark your calendar forSaturday, October 12. The Haiti
MissionTeam will be having a garage sale as well as a small pumpkin
patch. Youmay also enjoy some Ben & Jerrys ice cream! All
proceeds go to theHaiti Mission Team. We will be open from 8:00
AM1:00 PM!
If you have items to donate (no clothes please), will you price
themand bring them to the church by Wednesday, October 9? Please
put allitems in classroom 3. Thanks in advance.
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Help Build a Stronger Denbigh
For years Denbigh Presbyterian has had a member serving on the
Denbigh Community ActionTeam. That organization no longer meets but
is supportive of the work and goals of the PIERIntervention
Committee in Newport News. The PIER Intervention Committee is
committed toorganizing and utilizing resources for supporting the
transition of youth and young adults fromgang involvement to
law-abiding lifestyles. PIER stands for Prevention,
Intervention,
Enforcement, and Re-entry, the four committees within the
Mayor's Task Force. The Inter-vention Committee is sponsoring
training in the Asset-Based Community Development
approach on November 9. Asset-Based Community Development is a
large and growingmovement that considers local assets as the
primary building blocks of sustainable communitydevelopment.
Building on the skills of local residents, the power of local
associations, and thesupportive functions of local institutions,
asset-based community development draws upon ex-isting community
strengths to build stronger, more sustainable communities for the
future.(Asset Based Community Development Institute) Please contact
Gerry Ellis if you areinterested in attending the November 9, 2013
workshop.
Provide the simple gift of a shoebox filled with smallgifts and
change lives. Every shoebox gift is an opportunityto touch a childs
heart and share the love of Jesus Christ.
Look for the Samaritans Purse shoebox brochures, whichprovide
suggested gift ideas, in the narthex. You can fill yourown shoebox,
use one of the boxes provided in the narthex oruse one of the
Samaritans Purse Shoeboxes located on thekitchen counter. Please
include $7.00 in your box to help withshipping costs. The deadline
to turn in shoeboxes is Sunday,
November 10. We will dedicate the boxes November 10during the
worship service. If you have any questions please
contact Liz Marshall.
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On a regular schedule, Denbigh Presbyterian Church conducts a
service at The Gar-
dens at Warwick Forest. The next service is Monday, September 30
at 10:00 AM.This is a multi-center facility for those who are in
nursing care, rehabilitation, andhospice. The worship service lasts
for approximately thirty minutes and includes allthe 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 toreach out to those who cannot normally
attend Christian services. For more informa-tion or if you would
like to help, please contact Rusty Norton (cell 757-814-1091 or
email [email protected]).
Blessings to all, Rusty
The Gardens at Warwick Forest
Crafter's day out--a regular fellowship opportunity for
craftersof all kinds. Whether you paper craft, quilt, do yarn work
orsomething else, please plan to gather with other crafters.
Please
bring your project, materials and appetizers and/or snacks to
share. (Extensioncords would be a good idea for those using sewing
machines.)
When: Saturday, October 5 from 2:30 until 6:00pm.Where:
Fellowship Room of DPC
Point of Contact: Beth Wong, [email protected].
Sign-ups have begun for our annual Trunk-or-Treat which will
take place in the churchparking lot on Wednesday, October 30, 2013,
from 6:30 to 7:30 pm. Last year, more than 20
trunks were decorated for the event. We hope to have even more
vehicles this year. Please see
the bulletin board near the nursery for more details and to add
your name to the list.
If you are unable to participate in Trunk-or-Treat but would
still like to help us out
youre in luck! We will be glad to accept donations of
individually-wrapped candy that can be
passed out to the children. Please bring your donations to the
kitchen counter by Sunday, Octo-
ber 27. Thank you.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]
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Prime TimersSeptember 28, Saturday, 5:30 AMVolunteer at the
Peninsula Foodbank.
October 5, Saturday, 5:00 PMAnnual picnic at the home of Jay and
Mary Lee Dunn. Finalreservations will be taken on September 29.
Cost is $3.00 each for the meat and everyone is
invited to bring a side dish.
If any Prime Timer has an idea for the group to participate in
and would like to take charge ofit, please contact Elaine Minch. We
are always looking for new, interesting and fun things to
do!
Patriotic Festival at Second Presbyterian Church
Make plans to attend the Patriotic Festival on Saturday,
September 28 at 4:00PM at Second Presbyterian Church. Enjoy
patriotic music provided by theJames River Pops Band. The concert
will be followed by a dinner in thefellowship hall. Barbecue, cole
slaw and beverages will be provided.
Everyone is asked to bring a salad or dessert to share.
Prime Timers tour of Colonial Williamsburgwith Mrs. Powell, our
own Kristi Spivey. Wehad a great day ending with a delicious lunch
at
National Pancake and Waffle House.
Thank you Kristi!
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Faith Weaver Friends
Attendance at Faith Weaver Friends
9/18 9/25
Children 29 32
Adults 25 20
Total 54 52
Faith Weaver Friends Started September 18
Faith Weaver Friends is a midweek program for children in
Kindergartenthrough High school. The program consists of dinner,
Bible study, and
recreation/crafts. Faith Weaver Friends starts at 5:45 p.m. and
concludes at7:30 p.m. every Wednesday from September 18 through
November 20,2013. We are looking for some cooks for our Faith
Weaver Friendsprogram. If you are interested in cooking please
contact Elaine Minch at877-8322 for all the details. If you have
any questions about the FWFprogram and would like to help teach, be
a table parent, set up tables or seehow you can volunteer please
contact Liz Marshall 874-3672.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
For kids in Pre-K through 5th grade
What is trunk-or-treating?
The church parking lot with the back ends of cars, vans, and
trucks decorated in avariety of fun themes.
Free hot dogs Treats! Treats! Treats! Kids dressed up in
costumesnothing scary or gory, please.
We invite you to join us for this safe, fun activity that is
suitable for all ages to enjoy.
Be sure to bring your friends and neighbors, too.
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Joan Kiser
Rhett Hickman
Conner, grand nephew
of Darlene Mays-Tittman
Myrna Bickhart
Amelia Britts daughter-in-lawKathy Baldwins father
Leslie Maloney
Jamie Eason
Pete Buchanan
Anne Averys sister-in-law
Chip Shefeltons father
Morris Kincaid
Phil Gruber
Johnny AmesLuAnn Jusino
Betty and Lynnwood Roach
Alistair Paton, brother of Rita Stevens and
Lillie Gagliardi
Paul Reynolds father
Hiromi OKeeffe
Beth Coulson
Stephen McLeod
Scott, nephew of Rita Stevens and
Lillie Gagliardi
Madyson VanCleave-Hooks family-Skeeter,
DJ and Haidyn
Ham and Nancy Fairfield
Alice McHenry
Dan Dail
Beau Riely
Josh Seburn
Ruth McCullough
Our MilitaryTom Joyce Bruce Baffer Chris Rupp
Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Michael Shea
Pete Marshall Lee Holfert Daniel Jones
Jennifer
Lambert
Daniel Troyer Joel Silva
David Powers Jacob Mayes Ryan Jones
Fred WongDan
Barnhart
James
OSuma
Terri Minch Osner Rob Phelps
Lazaro Durruty Jessica Horine
Mark Manoso Jennifer Hale Will iams
Our Deployed Mi l i tary Ricardo Marquez
Jonathan Graebener
(Nephew of Joanna and Bev Daniels)
Our Missionaries in HaitiBruce and Deb Robinson
Thank you to everyone who has
supported our family through Dans
recent bilateral knee replacement
surgery. We are grateful for the cards,
meals, visits, prayers and acts of
kindness. Dan is doing very well and
we credit his rapid recovery to Gods
grace shown to us through all of you.
In Christ,
Dan and Deborah Dail
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1 Dave Green
1 Brian Steelman
1 Deborah Dail
1 Steve Ruggles
A2 Matthew and Wylie Crane
2 Delores Fleming
2 Verni Saunders
3 Alexis Singletary
3 Ellen Percival
4 John Ames
4 Kay Atkinson
5 Cheryl Barnhart
6 Al Ragsdale
A6 Franz & Helen Thiessen
7 Terry Dudash
7 Don Bickhart
8 Eleanor Robinson8 Brennon Andrews
8 Trace Hall
8 Chance Turner
9 Grey Davenport
9 John McLeod
12 John "Pax" Renner
13 Antonio Coll
13 Liz Burroughs
15 Preston Duhamel
15 Casey Nance
15 Gerry Ellis
18 Charlotte Eason
21 Gary Bill
21 Marcia Bowers
22 Juanita Singletary
22 Betty Mayes
23 Katelyn Canaday
23 Mary Blake Avery
24 Lillie Gagliardi
24 Stephanie Jusino
24 June Tessarolo
25 Debbie Richardson
25 Leslie Maloney
25 Bill McCullough
26 Lloyd Martin, Jr.
A26 Ben and Gerry Ellis
A27 Robert & Jonelle Depp
Mark Your Calendars Now
October 6, 10:30 a.m.World Communion
Sunday/Peacemaking Offering
October 12, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.YardSale, Pumpkins, Ben and
Jerrys Ice Cream
Fundraiser
October 13, 11:00 a.m.Joint Worship Ser-
vice at Second PC
October 20, 10:30 a.m.Pre-K Sunday
with reception
November 3, 10:30 a.m.Stewardship
Commitment Sunday
November 10, 10:30 a.m.Joint Worship
Service at Denbigh PC; Shoebox DedicationNovember 27, 7:30
p.m.Thanksgiving
Service
December 1, 11 a.m.Joint Worship Ser-
vice at Second PC (1st Sunday of Advent)
December 24, 6:30 and 9:00 p.m.Christ-
mas Eve Services
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Denbigh PresbyterianPre-Kindergarten
September has flown by, and our students are really starting to
get
into the school routine. Were ready to have some new experiences
inOctober-chapel and music class, a visit from the police
department and thefire truck, and our Halloween parade. There are
lots of exciting thingsgoing on at DPPK!
If you are looking for ways that you can help support the Pre-K
minis-try, please remember that we collect Campbells Labels for
Education.
There is a collection box located on the kitchen counter. We are
no longerallowed to collect Box Tops. However, if you do not have
another school tosupport you can drop those off in the box as well,
and we will donate them
to a local elementary school. Church members are also welcome to
serveas Hall Mom.
I am looking forward to another wonderful and fun school
year!Thank you for your support and prayers for success.
Maggie Vincelette
DPPK Director
Pre-K Sunday October 20
We are excited for our annual Pre-K Sunday onOctober 20. This is
a great opportunity to meetand welcome our Pre-K families during
worshipand at a reception following. The Pre-K of
DenbighPresbyterian is one of our most vital ministrieswhich
reaches children and their families with thelove of Christ and
prepares children for a success-ful education. Join us on October
20 as we alsorecognize our teachers and pray for this
importantministry.
On Pre-k Sunday, October 20 a reception will follow the
worshipservice. If you can provide a portion of the refreshments,
pleasecontact Beck Skaar.
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Time and Talent Surveys are Due
Completed Time and Talent Surveys are due Sunday, September
29.
Please place your completed survey in the designated box in
thenarthex. We are eager for everyone to be involved in the
churchsministries.
Commitment Sunday
Commitment Sunday will be held on Sunday, November 3. Please
turn in your giving com-mitment card at that time or before. Pledge
cards will be given out on Sunday, October 20, 27and 29. Pledging
means spiritual growth. Please pray about your commitment and be a
partof this meaningful commitment to Christ.
A Season of PeaceIn an introduction to the 2013 Peacemaking
Offering, Carl Hor-
ton of the Presbyterian Peacemaking Program writes,
Without a doubt, our world is in need of peace. On our streets
and in
our communities, within our households and in our
relationships,within groups and between factions, among nations and
within thewhole global community, we need peace. Stark reminders of
our needfor peace confront us every day, calling us to act and
inviting us to engage in the work andwitness of peacemaking.
The Presbyterian Church (USA) invites congregations and
individuals to participate in
A Season of Peace from September 8 until October 6. We will see
how Christians are work-ing for peace in our country and across the
world. The season will culminate with the Peace-making Offering
collection to coincide with World Communion Sunday. We are also
encour-aged to pray for peace duringA Season of Peace. You are
invited to use a daily Path of Peacereflection and prayer
devotional. You can either subscribe to the daily reminder or print
thePath of Peace PDF. Visit
presbyterianmission.org/seasonofpeace.
Carl Horton believes that, One heart at a time, we can change
cultures of violence intocommunities of peace. How can we be a part
of that change?
The season will culminate with the Peacemaking Offering
collection to coincide withWorld Communion Sunday on October 6.
Twenty-five percent of what we give will be
contributed to LINK of Hampton Roads for the PORT ministry.
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Greeters
(front/rear
entrances)
King,Maria
Minch,Ray
Miller,Martha
Marchese,Andrea
Burns,Suzanne
Pauley,Rick
Silva,Christy
Silva,Joel
Ushers
*Denotes
teamcaptain
*REYNOLDS,PAUL
Mansell,Suzanna
Marchese,Andrea
Reynolds,Janeane
*DANIELS,BEV
Daniels,Joanna
DuHamel,Preston
Duhamel,Rebecca
*LASSITER,EARL
Gamble,Vanessa
Goble,Grace
Eason,Don
*SPRUILL,DOUG
Hiltabidle,Jim
Skaar,Becky
King,Maria
Worship
Leader
Norton,Rusty
Ames,Debbie
Canaday,David
Hall,Patti
Youth
Reader
Marshall,Justin
Marshall,Sara
Childrens
Moment
Blinco,Lisa
Skaar,Becky
Murawski,Sandi
Collins,Anneliese
Crib/Toddler
Nursery
Hall,Patti
Hall,Terry
Burns,Dreama
Dunn,MaryLee
Ames,Debbie
Marchese,Andrea
Hoopes,Irene
Rogers,Sarah
Pre-school
Nursery
Miller,Martha
Mansell,Megan
Norton,Penny
Shefelton,Kinsey
Smith,Pat
Melvin,Stacy
Lamb,Brenda
Sweiggert,Crystal
Welcome
Table
Dunn,Jay
Gamble,Vanessa
Coll,Stacey
Ellis,Gerry
Counters
McLeod,Gail
Miller,Charles
Ames,Debbie
Pennell,Dale
McLeod,John
Williams,Phil
Bill,Janet
Eason,Charlotte
Preparation
ofElements
Hall,Terry
Harris,Brian
Harris,Stephanie
Communion
Harvey,Don
Harvey,Peggy
Jones,Bill
Jones,Dee
Lassiter,Earl
Mayes
,Betty
McLeo
d,John
Pauley
,Rick
Richar
dson,Debbie
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OBER
17:00WO
CCouncil(CR)
7:30OA
(Rm9)
25:45FaithWeaverFriends
7:00Choir
8:10Bells
37:00TransitionTeam(Rm9)
8:00AA(FR,CR)
4
510:00AA(FR,CR
2:30-6:00Crafter
(FR)
5:00PTsPicnic@
Dunns
69:15SundaySchool
10:30Wor-
ship/Communion/Peacemaking
Offering
11:45SmallGroupLeaderTraining
7FellowshipFloors
Cleaned(AllDay)
10:00PG(P)
8Pre-KChapelandMusic
11:00EASE(FR,CR)
7:00Session(FR)
7:30OA
(Rm9)
9Pre-KChapelandMusic
5:45FaithWeaverFriends
7:00Choir
8:10Bells
10
7:00Pre-KBoardMeeting(L)
8:00AA(FR,CR)
11
12
Adopt-a-spot
8:00-1:00YardSa
HaitiTeam/Pumpk
SalesandBen&
Je
IceCream
10:00AA(FR,CR
13
DPCatSecondPresbyterian
ChurchforJointWorship
9:45SundaySchool
11:00Worship
14
10:00PG(P)
7:00WorshipVision&
PlanningTeamMeeting
(CR)
15
10:00EstherCircle(L)
10:00LydiaCircle
6:30-9:00
Pre-KFamilyNight
(FR,Pre-Kwing)
7:00PriscillaCircle@Pen-
nells
7:30OA
(Rm9)
16
5:45FaithWeaverFriends
7:00Choir
17
8:00AA(FR,CR)
18
19
10:00AA(FR,CR
20
9:15SundaySchool
10:30Worship/Pre-KSunday
11:45ReceptiontohonorPre-K
families
21Dig
est
10:00PG(P)
22
Pre-KCh
apelandMusic
1:00PEV
AMeetingat
RoysterP
C
7:30OA(Rm9)
23
Pre-KChapelandMusic
5:45FaithWeaverFriends
7:00Choir
8:10Bells
24
8:00AA(FR,CR)
25
26
5:30FoodBank
7:00SHARE
10:00AA(FR,CR
27
9:15SundaySchool
10:30Worship
2810:0
0PG(P)
29
7:30OA
(Rm9)
30
6:00-7:30TrunkorTr
eat
7:00Choir
8:10Bells
31
8:00AA(FR,CR)
201
