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Volume 41Issue 12Denbigh Presbyter ian Church

Our Church Staff

Pastor

The Reverend Deborah Dail

Ministerial AssistantRusty Norton

Director of Childrens/Youth Ministries

Liz Marshall

Interim Director of Music Ministries

Jane Martin

Administrative Assistant

Wanda Hale

Sexton Team

Mark, June, Lauren and Nick Tessarolo

Pre-Kindergarten Director

Maggie Vincelette

Nursery Coordinator

Alicia Lewis

Treasurer

Lorena Riely

TheDenbigh Digest ispublishedmonthly on the third or fourth

MondayThedeadline for items

to be included is 9:00 AMon that Monday

Comments or Questions?

Contact the church officeat 877-2048 or e-mail us atsession@denbighpres.org

November 18, 2013

Inside this issue:

Information 1

United/Adult Education 2

Worship 3

Session News 4

Finance/Outreach 5

Outreach 5-8

Fellowship 9

New Members 10

Childrens and Youth Ministries 11

Congregational Care 12

Birthdays/Thank You 13

Pre-Kindergarten 14

December Calendars 15-16

Next Issue for

January isDecember 16, 2013

November 27, 7:30 p.m.Thanksgiving ServiceDecember 1, 11 a.m.Joint Worship Service at Second

PC (1stSunday of Advent)

December 8, 10:30 a.m. - Christmas Cantata

December 15, 5:00 p.m. - Christmas Family Dinner

December 24, 6:30 and 9:00 p.m.Christmas Eve

Services

Joint Worship Service with Second Presbyterian

We will be worshiping with our brothers and sisters from Second

Presbyterian at Second Presbyterian Church on Sunday,December 1. Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m. and the worshipservice is at 11:00. We will begin our Advent series The Bright

Star of Bethlehem and Deborah will be preaching.

We need your help for our annualHanging of the Greens. Wewill meet Friday, December 6 from 5:00-10:00 p.m. and willcomplete the decorating on Saturday, December 7 from noon untilwe are finished. If you have any questions or would like to help,

please contact Patti Hall.

The Decorations Team will be collecting donations for poinsettiasfor the sanctuary. Marianne Williams will be at the kitchencounter following Worship on the following Sundays: December8 and December 15. Your donation may be made in memory of orin honor of loved ones.

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Small Groups Have Begun At DPC

Our Small Groups Ministry has officially begun this fall. We have threeSmall Groups which are meeting. Preston and Rebecca DuHamel are hosting andleading a group which is studying the New Testament book of James. Kristi Spiveyis hosting and leading a group which is studying The Five Love Languages of Chil-dren. This group meets at the church and childcare is provided. Tim and DebbieJacoby are hosting and leading a group in their home. If you are interested in beingin one of these small groups, please contact one of the group leaders or Deborah

Dail at 877-2048.

Service of Unification Set for January 5, 2014

On Sunday, January 5 at 3 p.m. we will have a Service of Unification marking the unionof Denbigh and Second Presbyterian Churches. Together with our brothers and sisters fromSecond and guests from the Presbytery of Eastern Virginia we will celebrate the union of our

congregations as Denbigh United Presbyterian Church. Rev. Deborah Dail will be installed asthe pastor of Denbigh United Presbyterian Church and the session members will be ordainedand/or installed. Please mark your calendars now and plan to attend this important worshipservice and celebration.

Transition Team Update

With the approval of both the Second and Denbigh Sessions, the Real Estate Task Force of theTransition Team has hired Harvey Lindsey and Company to market and sell the SecondPresbyterian Church facility and property and Soscia and Company to do a modified appraisal

for the SPC facility and property.

COTTAGE STYLE GATHERINGS BETWEEN

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

AND DENBIGH PRESBYTERIAN

The last cottage style gathering will be held on Thursday, December12 from 1-2:30 p.m. at the home of Jay and Mary Lee Dunn. Thesegatherings help us get to know our brothers and sisters from SecondPresbyterian. Call Jay and Mary Lee at 874-1258 to RSVP.

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Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper

Please join us in celebrating the Lords Supper on Sunday, December 1 at the joint worshipservice at Second Presbyterian Church. Please prayerfully prepare for the celebration of the

Lords Supper.

Pledges and Time & Talent Survey

As of November 21, we have received 71 pledges amounting to $219,142. Thank youfor your faithfulness in pledging to the ministries of Denbigh United Presbyterian

Church (DUPC) in 2014.

Additionally, we have received 74 Time and Talent Surveys, with 118 volunteers. Thankyou to everyone who has committed to serve in the ministries of Denbigh United Pres-

byterian Church.

Advent Sermon SeriesThe Bright Star of Bethlehem

This Advent season we will learn more about the little town where Jesus wasborn so long ago, and what Jesus, who is the Bright Star of Bethlehem, reveals to

us even today.

On December 1, when we have our joint worship service at Second Presby-terian, we will focus on JesusThe Star of Creation. On December 8, we willexplore JesusThe Star of Hope.Our choir will also present the ChristmasCantata on December 8. On December 15, our sermon will be JesusThe Starof Unityand on December 22the theme will be JesusThe Star of Joy. TheChristmas Eve services will feature JesusThe Bright Star of Bethlehem IsRevealed(6:30 p.m.) and JesusThe Bright Star of Bethlehem Is Born (9:00

p.m.).

Advent Devotionals

See the birthplace of Christ in a whole new perspective this Advent throughthe eyes and experiences of Mitri Raheb, pastor of Christmas Lutheran Church,Bethlehem, Palestine. Pick up your Advent Devotional in the Narthex and beginyour readings on Sunday, December 1. If you are able, please leave a donation of

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Church Record Active Membership (405)

Joint Worship at DPC 11/10

Attendance 10/27 11/3 11/10 11/17

Worship 143 136 147 143

Nurseries 9 16 11 10

Sunday School 31 33 36 28

Approved Treasurer's Reports for Denbigh Presbyterian Church and Denbigh

Presbyterian Pre-Kindergarten Approved minutes of October 8, 2013 Stated Meeting of Session and Congrega-

tional Meeting of November 3, 2013.

Gerry Ellis led discussion on "Will Your Church Exist 10 Years From Now?"

Acknowledged letter from George Ashby from Second Presbyterian Church con-cerning the location of Denbigh United Presbyterian Church.

Approved recommendation to hire Harvey Lindsay Real Estate Firm to marketand sell Second Presbyterian Church facility and property.

Approved recommendation to obtain a modified appraisal of Second Presbyte-rian Church at a cost of $3,500.

Approved bid from Sign Media to change name on outside sign to DenbighUnited Presbyterian Church at a cost of $540.

Approved recommendation to change Pre-Kindergarten and Board names toDenbigh United Presbyterian Preschool and Denbigh United Presbyterian Pre-school Board.

Received update on status of Rusty Norton's quest for ordination by Covenant

Order of Evangelical Presbyterians (ECO).

Important upcoming dates are:

December 3 - Budget Meeting

December 10 - Stated Session Meeting (Joint meeting with SPC Session)

December 12 - Officer Examination (7 p.m. at SPC)

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CHURCH BUDGET

Actual Year to Date October, 2013

Total Income $ 230,027.28

Total Expenses $ 246,057.60

Net Difference $ (16,030.32)

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 to

contribute, designate your check Church Vehicle Fund.If you would like to help with fund-raising, contact Verni Saunders at874-3923 or veryverni@verizon.net.

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.

Coming soon! The 2013 Angel Board will be located on one of

the bulletin boards located in the Narthex area. There will be twosets of tags -- one that you will take and fulfill returning the tagalong with the wrapped gift and the second tag will remain on the

bulletin board to help with tracking of items. Thank you inadvance for your help with this outreach ministry. The AngelBoard gifts will be due no later than Sunday, December 16 andcan be turned in anytime after the board is up. All gifts should beclearly marked with the corresponding tag which will help insorting the items for each family.

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If we bring just one food item everySundaySome suggestions for DUCOs pantry:

Meat Peanut butter Fruit Jelly/Jam (Item is very Low) Cereal Spaghetti sauce Pasta Dry Potatoes Beans Canned meals (stew, ravioli,

etc.)

Rice Dry milk (individual pkgs.)

Jello Baby food and formula

Food items should be

canned/boxed/non-perishable

the shelves wouldnever be bare

S.H.A.R.E. Dates for DecemberDecember 2013 S.H.A.R.E. orders can be placed the week ofDecember 2-6. The orders will be placed on Monday, December 9 by10:00 AM. The November orders will be distributed in the Narthexarea of Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Saturday, November 23 from

7:00-7:30 AM and the December orders will be distributed in theNarthex area of Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Saturday, December21 from 7:00-7:30 AM. All orders must be picked up by 7:30 AM oneach distribution date. Volunteers cannot be held responsible for

orders which are not picked up.

DPC will work at the Food Bank on

Saturday, November 23 and

Saturday, December 21. For more

information contact Terry Hall.

D.U.C.O. (Denbigh United

Christian Outreach) is in criticalneed of food supplies. Each weekthe need is greater than the week

before. We thank you in advance forall of your support. You may bringyour food donations to church and

place them on the kitchen counterwhere they are picked up and takento D.U.C.O. each week.

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Holiday Food and Gifts for Needy Families

The Local Missions Team of the Outreach Committee is coordinating the provision ofThanksgiving and Christmas dinners to a number of families in our community. Pleaseassist us by bringing the following food items to church and placing them on thekitchen counter:

Canned sweet potatoes Boxes of instant mashed potatoes Boxes of prepared stuffing mix Bags or boxes of rice Canned cranberry sauce

Additionally, as part of our Pauls Ministry, we will provide breakfast and lunch foodsfor the children of these families during their holiday breaks. We would appreciate do-nations of the following foods:

Honey Nut Cheeriosor Frosted Mini-Wheats Single-serve packets of flavored

instant oatmeal Pop Tarts Single-serve packets of

hot chocolate mix Canned or bottled apple juice

and pineapple juice Boxes of granola breakfast bars Boxed fruit drinks Peanut butter Jelly Mayonnaise

You may also leave these items on the church kitchen counter.

If you prefer, you may make monetary donations; please designate these contribu-tions to the churchs Food Closet. We will use these funds to purchase, pies, bread,and perishable products to complete these meals. A member of our Local MissionsTeam will be standing at the kitchen counter each Sunday to accept your donations.

Finally, we will also provide for each of the children (birth through high school) ofthese families one gift valued at $20 or less, as well as items these children needthroughout the yearundergarments and socks. Tags for these gifts will be posted inNovember on a bulletin board in the main hallway.

We will receive food items and donations until December 15

for Christmas meals and gifts.

Canned chicken broth Corn (not creamed) Green beans Disposable turkey pans

Relish Cans of fruit Cans of chicken noodle and

vegetable soup Boxes of saltine crackers Cans of Vienna sausages Cans of Spaghetti-Os, ravioli, or

spaghetti Packages of Oodles of Noodles Boxes of macaroni and cheese Pudding cups Single-serving bags of chips

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

Gardens at Warwick Forest. The next service is Monday, December 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 rustynorton@denbighpres.org).

Blessings to all, Rusty Norton

The Gardens at Warwick Forest

Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child ShoeboxMinistryis over. Thank you all for your help and support with

this ministry. We have provided 66 shoeboxes to this wonderfuloperation. Once again you have shown your generosity to othersnot only at home but around the world.

If you cant walk a mile intheirshoes then this is the best way to help! Do-nate your new or gently worn (any size) shoesto Denbigh United ChristianOutreach (DUCO). Please deposit your shoe donations in the bin markedShoes in the Narthex. Just a couple of steps to your closet equals miles in

the lives of those in need, both near and far! Thanks for your SOLE-fulsupport!

SOLE-fulsupport!

mailto:rustynorton@denbighpres.orgmailto:rustynorton@denbighpres.org

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Looking ahead to 2014 as DPC and SPC unite:

January 21, 12:30 PMLunch and program in the fellowship room. Reservations willbe taken on January 12 and 19. Charge will be by donation the day of the lunch

February 23, 2:00 PM - Once Upon a Mattress starring CNU students at Ferguson

Center

March (date TBA), 5:30 AMVolunteer at Peninsula Foodbank

April - Mystery trip, watch for details

May 20, 12:30 PMLunch and program in the fellowship room

May (date and time TBA) - Volunteer for Adopt-a-Spot

CHRISTMAS FAMILY DINNERThis years Christmas Family Dinner for the congregations of Second Presbyterian Church and

Denbigh Presbyterian Church (soon to be Denbigh United Presbyterian Church) will be onSunday, December 15 at 5:00 p.m. in the fellowship room. Everyone is asked to bring acovered dish. We will have dinner, entertainment, singing and a very special visitor.

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Jane PoulinJane was raised in Maine and moved to Virginia in 1967. Janeworks and is active in arts, crafts and interior design. She is amember of the Garden Club and enjoys working in her yard andsharing with other gardeners. Jane joins us by reaffirmation of

faith and letter of transfer from Grace United Methodist Church.

Dexter Morgan

Dexter was born and raised in Mattapasett, Massachusetts. Hewill have been married to Pat for forty-five years on November28. Dexter and Pat have two children and three grandchildren.Dexter is currently employed as an Engineering Technician withCHm2 Hill. He is a member of the Warwick Lodge AF & AM.Dexter enjoys watching Nascar and the Redskins football games.

Dexter joins us by reaffirmation of faith.

Patricia Morgan

Pat was born and raised in New Bedford, Massachusetts and will have been married to Dexterfor forty-five years on November 28. The Morgans moved to the Denbigh area of Newport

News in 1974. They have two children (a daughter and a son) and three beautiful grandchil-dren (2 girls and 1 boy). Pat works for the Casey Auto Group and has been a General Managerfor that organization for 18 years. Pat loves to quilt, sew, knit and crochet along with doing

any and all craftwork. Pats favorite pastime is doing anything with her husband and family.Pat joins us by reaffirmation of faith.

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Faith Weaver Friends

Attendance at Faith Weaver Friends

11/6 11/13 11/20

Children 37 35 33

Adults 24 16 23

Total 61 51 56

Fall Session of FWF Concludes

We have had a wonderful Fall Session of Faith Weaver Friends. Children,teens and adults have enjoyed dinner, Bible study, crafts and recreation.Our youth have been studying the life of Daniel. Our elementary studentshave studied various Bible stories from the New Testament.

Spring Session of FWF begins January 15

After a break for the holidays, Faith Weaver Friends resumes Wednesday,January 15. If you would like to volunteer please contact Liz Marshall at

lizmarshall@denbighpres.org or call 757-876-0490.

A Holiday Light Stroll, formerly known as A Walk in the Park through Newport NewsCelebration in Lights, will take place on Tuesday, November 26 from 5-7:00 p.m. Parking forthe Stroll is at Woodside High and tickets can be purchased there. Ticket prices are $10.00 per

person, a family 4-pack for $30.00 (immediate family members living at the same address) andyouth tickets ages 3-12 for $6.00. A wristband ticket will be issued. Then, you can walk thelights at your own pace, singing Christmas carols along the way to help make this a lifetimememory. The walk is 1.5 miles; a bus will drop you off at the beginning of the Celebration ofLights and will pick you up at the end to take you back to Woodside High to collect yourvehicle. No private vehicles will be allowed in the Celebration of Lights during this walk andno one will be allowed to cross Ft. Eustis Blvd. on foot for safety reasons. This is a rain orshine event. Your ticket fee also includes hot chocolate and cookies at the end of the route.

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Joan Kiser

Rhett Hickman

Conner, grand nephew

of Darlene Mays-TittmanMyrna Bickhart

Amelia Britts daughter-in-law

Kathy Baldwins father and father-in-law

Leslie Maloney

Jamie Eason

Pete Buchanan

Anne Averys sister-in-law

Chip Shefeltons father

Morris Kincaid

Phil Gruber

Johnny Ames

Betty and Lynnwood Roach

Paul Reynolds father

Hiromi OKeeffe

Scott, nephew of Rita Stevens and

Lillie Gagliardi

Ham and Nancy Fairfield

Alice McHenry

Beau RielyJosh Seburn

Ruth McCullough

Betty Cole

Paul and Lynn Ardary

Jeanne Kent

Carol Weaver

Ron Bensten

Eleanor Robinson

Jennifer Lambert

Our MilitaryTom Joyce Bruce Baffer Joel Silva

Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Michael Shea

Pete Marshall Fred Wong Daniel Jones

Jennifer

Lambert

Daniel Troyer Mark

ManosoDavid Powers Jacob Mayes Ryan Jones

Lazaro

Durruty

Dan

Barnhart

Jessica

Horine

Terri Minch Osner

Jennifer Hale Williams

Our Deployed Mi l i tary Ricardo Marquez

Jonathan Graebener

(Nephew of Joanna and Bev Daniels)

Our Missionaries in HaitiBruce and Deb Robinson

We express oursympathies to

the following

families.

May God

bring comfort and hope to all who

grieve.

Don and Peggy Harvey and familyon the death of Dons brother-in-

law.

Alexis Singletary and family on the

death of her uncle.

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Congregational Care and Administra-

tive Assistant, I was unsure of how tosay thank you for all of your kindness

over the past month. I know I was apain, running you crazy with changes

to the program for the memorial ser-vice. (You know its the English

teacher in me trying to get it perfect.)You did a beautiful job with the food

for the service. Your professionalismtook so much worry away from our

family. There arent enough words to

thank you.

God Bless you All,

The Quesenberry Family

3 Letitia Snead

A5 Jim Hiltabidle and Becky Skaar

A5 Don and Suzanne Kinkade6 Amelia Britt

7 Megan Mansell

7 Sarah Manoso

8 Robbie Depp

9 Derrick Parker

9 Junior Uma

9 John and Jennifer Amos

A10 John & Delores Fleming

12 Bob Murphy12 Shelbey Burns

13 Lee Gonzalez

A13 Steve & Betty Carr

15 Addam Graham

15 George Brown

16 Megan Spivey

16 Jamie Spivey

16 Dawn Hafner

A16 Bill and Betty Cole

17 Audra BairdA17 Doug & Lisa Spruill

18 Aaron Lewis

A18 David and Jennifer Lambert

19 David Alexander

A19 Robert and Sarah Brown

A19 Ken & Marcia Bowers

19 Kirk McCullough

20 Pete Marshall

21 Linda Ruggles

21 Ashlyn Hall

A22 Bob & Liz Burroughs

22 Bette Johnson

A24 Don & Myrna Bickhart

25 Jill Jones

25 Debbie Vollmer

A26 Don & Charlotte Eason

A29 David & LuAnn Jusino

29 Stephanie Harris

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Denbigh PresbyterianPre Kindergarten

During the month of November, our Pre-K students learned about

being thankful and sharing with those who are less fortunate. Our familiesdonated over 60 food items for DUCO and filled 8 shoeboxes to send toOperation Christmas Child. I hope that the valuable lessons we are teach-ing at a young age will lead to a lifetime of charitable giving and kindnesstowards others.

Once November has come and gone, and we will be getting ready tocelebrate the Christmas holiday! Our annual Christmas chapel will be heldon December 18 and 19. The program will begin at 11:15 a.m. each day,so please join us if you can. The children have already been practicing

their songs and bell ringing, and they will be so excited to perform. Plus,they look so cute dressed up in their Christmas best.

In addition to Christmas chapel, December will be filled with specialcelebrations and events. Our four year old classes will be baking ginger-bread men. Watch out-the gingerbread man has been known to run away!The students always have fun searching for him. The three year olds willlearn about reindeer and have a special reindeer snack. All of the childrenwill be learning about the true meaning of Christmas.

All of the staff of DPPK would like to wish all of you a joyous and fun-filled holiday. Merry Christmas!

Maggie Vincelette

DPPK Director

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8

15

22

24(6:30p.m.)

24

(9:00p.m.)

29

Greeters

(front/rear

entrances)

Aiken,Shirley

Burns,William

Powell,Becky

Terry,Pat

Gamble,Vanessa

Harvey,Peggy

Murawski,S

andi

Moss,Da

wn

Shefelton,Chip

Shefelton,Kinsey

C

ole,Betty

Cole,Bill

Percival,Bill,

Percival,Ellen

Ushers

*Denotes

teamcaptain

*MARSHALL,

PETE

Marshall,Justin

Ma

rshall,Liz

Mar

shall,Sara

*PENNELL,KEITH

Hull,Donna

Hunt,Connie

*SHEFELTON,

CHIP

Shefelton,Barbara

Shefelton,Kinsey

*REYNOLDS,

PAUL

Marches

e,

Andrea

Reynolds,Janeane

*SPRUILL,

DOUG

Hiltabidle,Jim

Skaar,Becky

King,Maria

*MUR

AWSKI,PAT

Murawski,Sandi

Moss,Dawn

Pauley,Rick

*DANIELS,BEV

Daniels,Joanna

DuHamel,Pre-

ston

Duhamel,Rebecca

Worship

Leader

Norton,Rusty

Wong,Beth

Anson,Shirlie

Dail,Da

n

Spivey,Kristi

D

unn,Jay

Wightman,Jim

Youth

Reader

Mar

shall,Sara

TenEyck,Katie

Marshall,Justin

Childrens

Moment

Ma

rshall,Liz

Murawski,Pat

Blinco,Lisa

Dunn,Mary

Lee

Spivey,Kristi

Skaar,Becky

Crib/Toddler

Nursery

Amo

s,Jennifer

Am

os,John

Hall,Patti

Hall,Terry

Ames,Debbie

Marchese,

Andrea

Hull,Don

na

Hunt,Con

nie

Miller,Martha

Norton,Penny

Nance,Casey

Nance,Jeff

Pre-school

Nursery

Hoo

pes,Irene

Rog

ers,Sarah

Lamb,Brenda

Sweigert,Crystal

Harris,Stephanie

Melvin,Stacy

Coll,Stac

ey

Bensten,Jeanne

Smith,Pat

Welcome

Table

Burn

s,Dreama

Woodard,

Carolyn

Singletary,

Juanita

Dunn,Ja

y

Gamble,Vanessa

LedB

etter,Jackie

Burns,Dreama

Counters

Co

ll,Stacey

Kin

kade,Sue

Singletary,

Juanita

Wong,Beth

McLeod,Gail

Miller,Charles

Ames,Debbie

Pennell,D

ale

McLeod,John

Williams,Phillip

Preparation

ofElements

Hall,Terry

Ha

rris,Brian

Harris

,Stephanie

Coll,Stacey

Coll,Victor

Goble,Grace

S

mith,Pat

Thie

ssen,Franz

Thie

ssen,Helen

Communion

Anson

,Dave

Anson,Shirlie

Bowers,Ken

Daniels,Bev

Eason

,Charlotte

Eason,Don

Hall,P

atti

Hall,Terry

Pennell,Dale

Pennell,Keith

Canaday,David

Goble,Grace

Jones,Bill

Jones,Dee

Richardson,Debbie

Shefelton,Barbara

Shefelton,Chip

Vassos,Carolyn

Mayes,Whit

Woodard,Carolyn

Dun

n,MaryLee

Hu

nt,Connie

Mayes,Betty

Mc

Leod,John

Pauley,Rick

Sk

aar,Becky

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December 2013SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1 First Sunday ofAdventJoint Worship at Sec-ond PC9:30 Sunday School

11:00 Worship

210:00 PG (P)

39:45 Pre-KChapel (S)

7:00 Finance(FR)

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

49:45 Pre-KChapel (S)

7:00 Choir

8:10 Bells

5

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

63:00 pm-

10:00pm

Hanging of theGreens

77:00am-1:00pmAA (FR,CR)10:00 Choir Re-

hearsalNoon-til Hangingof the Greenscontinues

8 Second Sunday ofAdvent9:15 Sunday School10:30 Wor-ship/Christmas Cantata

910:00 PG (P)

1010:00 WOC (L)

11:00 EASE(FR,CR)

7:00 Joint Ses-

sion (FR)7:30 OA (Rm 9)

11

7:00 Choir

8:10 Bells

121:00-2:30 Cot-tage Meeting @Dunns

7:00 OfficerExamination @2ndPC

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

13 1410:00 AA (FR)

15 Third Sunday ofAdvent9:15 Sunday School10:30 Worship

5:00 Christmas Family

Dinner (FR)

16 DigestPre-K ChristmasChapel practice(S)

10:00 PG (P)

17Pre-K ChristmasChapel practice(S)

10:00 EstherCircle (L)

10:00 Lydia Cir-cle

7:00 PriscillaCircle @ Pen-

nells7:30 OA (Rm 9)

18Pre-K ChristmasChapel practice(S)

11:30 Pre-KChristmas Chapel(S)

7:00 Choir

8:10 Bells

19Pre-K ChristmasChapel practice(S)

11:30 Pre-KChristmasChapel (S)

8:00 AA

(FR,CR)

20Pre-K Closedthrough Janu-ary 1, 2014

215:30Food Bank7:00 SHARE

10:00 AA(FR,CR)

22 Fourth Sundayof Advent9:15 Sunday School10:30 Worship

2310:00 PG (P)

24 Christ-mas Eve6:30 Family Wor-ship

9:00 TraditionalWorship

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

25 OfficeClosed 26OfficeClosed

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

27 2810:00 AA (FR,CR)

29

9:15 Sunday School

10:30 Worship

3010:00 PG (P)10:00 Service atWarwick Gar-dens

31

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

AAAlcoholics Anonymous SSanctuary PGPrayer Group MOC

Men of the Church

EASEEarly Alzheimers Support and Education WOC Women of the

Church

FWFFaith Weaver Friends HSHigh School

P-Parlor or Pastors Office CR-Conference Room L-Library EWEdu-

cation Wing

MSMiddle School OAOvereaters Anonymous PEVAPresbytery of

Eastern Virginia

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