Second Presbyterian ChurchSecond Presbyterian ChurchSecond Presbyterian ChurchSecond Presbyterian Church 105 River Street105 River Street105 River Street105 River Street

Greenville, South Carolina 29601Greenville, South Carolina 29601Greenville, South Carolina 29601Greenville, South Carolina 29601----2537253725372537

Established in 1892Established in 1892Established in 1892Established in 1892

THE LORD’S DAY 10:55 AM January 27, 2008

The organ prelude is a call of consecration to worship the Living God. Let us prepare our hearts in reverence and silent prayer.

The Prelude ADAGIO Widor

The Welcome and Announcements (Please sign and pass the Friendship Register — Visitors please give complete address and phone #)

The Introit MAJESTIC SWEETNESS SITS ENTHRONED HETHERTON The text for the introit is hymn 185, stanza 1

The Call To Worship Psalm 32:1-2

The Hymn 2 O WORSHIP THE KING LYONS

The Prayer of Invocation and the Lord’s Prayer

The Gloria Patri Hymnal Page 735

The Confession of Faith The Apostles’ Creed (Hymnal-inside cover)

The Commandment Exodus 20:17 “You shall not covet your neighbor’s house; you shall not covet your neighbor’s

wife, nor his male servant, nor his female servant, nor his ox, nor his donkey, nor

anything that is your neighbor’s.”

The Confession of Sin and Supplication for Grace Minister and People O Lord our God, we are reminded of the Divine purpose for the incarnation: that His name was called Jesus because He would save His people from their sins. We are grieved that our condition was so sinful that it required nothing less than the death of the Son of God. We mourn over our fallen natures and all our sins that proceed from it. We confess that in our flesh dwells no good thing. We have broken your commandments in thought, word, and deed. We have committed sins of omission and commission. We have been lazy over Heaven’s concerns and selfish over our own. Even in our best efforts we find pride and self. “ Wretched man that I am. Who will set me free from this body of death? Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord.” O Father, we thank You for His birth, His life, His death, His resurrection, and His ascension for sinners like us. In His redeeming name, we ask Your forgiveness and pardon. Amen.

The Scriptural Assurance of Pardon Jeremiah 31:33, 34 “But this is the covenant which I will make with the house of Israel after those days,” declares the Lord, “I will put My law within them, and on their heart I will write it; and I will be their God, and they shall be My people. And they shall not teach again, each man his neighbor and each man his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they shall all know Me from the least of them to the greatest of them,” declares the Lord, “for I will forgive their iniq-uity, and their sin I will remember no more.”

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The Receiving of Tithes and Offerings

The Offertory Anthem Ronald Kauffmann WE LIFT UP OUR HEARTS AND VOICES

We lift up our hearts and voices, in songs we rejoice, give thanks and sing! We lift

up our hearts and voices, to God our praise we bring. O clap your hands, ye people,

and shout unto God loud songs of joy, with trumpet, drums and cymbals, raise a

song to God on high. We lift up our hearts and voices, in songs we rejoice, give

thanks and sing! We lift up our hearts and voices, to God our praise we bring! God

reigns o’er all the nations, He reigns upon His throne. So raise your voices high in

triumph and sing this joyful song. We lift up our hearts and voices, in songs we re-

joice, give thanks and sing! We lift up our hearts and voices, to God our praise we

bring!...

The Doxology Hymnal Page 731 OLD HUNDREDTH

The Prayer of Dedication

The Scripture Reading Genesis 8:20-9:7 (Page 9 in the Pew Bible)

The Prayer of Intercession

The Hymn 486 GOD, BE MERCIFUL TO ME REDHEAD

The Interlude Children’s Church, age 4-5; Shepherd: Ben Johnson

The Scripture Lesson John 4:15-19 (Page 941 in the Pew Bible)

The Sermon DEALING WITH SIN Rev. Richard D. Phillips

The Hymn 308 JESUS PAID IT ALL ALL TO CHRIST

The Benediction

The Choral/Congregation Response ALL SAINTS NEW Today, as understanding’s bounds are stretch’d on every hand,

O clothe Thy Word in bright, new sounds, and speed it o’er the land;

Lord Jesus Christ, empower us to preach by every means!

Lord Jesus Christ, embolden us in near and distant scenes. Amen.

The Postlude ALL GLORY, LAUD, AND HONOR Davis

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SERMON OUTLINE * SEPTEMBER 2, 2007

MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE

DEALING WITH SIN

JOHN 4:15-19

Introduction: Sin – An Unpopular Topic _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1. God Knows Our Sin a. Jesus’ knowledge of the Samaritan woman’s sin – proof of Jesus’ divine nature ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

b. God’s knowledge of our sin ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

c. Why we need to know about our sin, too ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SERMON OUTLINE * JANUARY 27, 2008

MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE

2. Our Sin Stands Between Us and God a. The Problem of Sin ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

b. Bad News First ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

3. Jesus Came to Deal with our Sin a. Jesus’ entire ministry and career was directed towards dealing with our sin. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

b. Dealing with sin in evangelism ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

c. Dealing with our own sin as Christians ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

WELCOME VISITORS – Second Presbyterian invites al l First Time visitors to go by the Visitors Table after the worship service and receive a packet of information prepared for you. The Visitors Table is located in the foyer on the ground floor at the Creation Plaza Entrance.

“Therefore because of you Zion shall be plowed like a field, Jerusalem shall become

heaps of ruins, and the mountain of the temple like the bare hills of the forest.” Micah 3:12

The Prelude WHEN HE COMETH Root

The Welcome and Announcements Rev. Robert Spears

The Call To Worship Psalm 34:17-18 Mr. Emil Henning

The Hymn 92 A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR GOD EIN’ FESTE BURG

The Invocation

The Psalm 18 (vs. 1-13) Page 11 in the Trinity Psalter SWEET HOUR

The Dedication of Tithes and Offerings

The Offertory ALL CREATURES OF OUR GOD AND KING Pethel Julie Anne Wilson, violin; Thomas Russell, piano

The Evening Prayer Mr. Mel Duncan

The Hymn 360 WHEN IN HIS MIGHT THE LORD ARTHUR’S SEAT Children exit for Wee Worship Choir (4 years old-2nd grade) during the last stanza of the hymn.

The Scripture Micah 3:9-12 (Page 820 in the Pew Bible)

The Sermon CROOKED GOVERNMENT Rev. Richard D. Phillips

The Hymn 534 O FOR A CLOSER WALK WITH GOD BEATITUDO

The Benediction

The Postlude A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR GOD EIN’ FESTE BURG

Evening Worship Service 6:00 PM

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EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE

Crooked Government

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Dear Congregation,

What a joy it is to see the Lord working His grace in the hearts and lives of His people around the globe. What a privilege it is to share in that work. As we enter a new year, God has granted us many spiritual and financial blessings that we will be able to send to many lands and peoples. This year we will, by God’s grace, be supporting nearly 40 missionaries, agencies, and institutions in 12 countries. All of our missionaries, RUF pastors, and agencies have received a minimum increase of at least 4%, some much more, as we endeavor to become more financially, prayerfully and practically involved in building up of the Church.

Here are a few highlights: This year we have added two new RUF works, Tim Udouj (Furman) and David Osborne (Western Carolina). We also will dramatically increase our giving to Esaie Etienne as he makes final plans to begin a new MTW work in Gonaives, Haiti. Lord willing he will be on the field this spring! Other no-table changes are the inclusion of two new teaching ministries: The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals and Ligonier Ministries. We are also happy to include Greenville Rescue Mission as one of the local mercy ministries we support.

Of course none of this will be possible without the faithful giving of God’s people to the over-all budget this year. Please remember to pray for all of our mis-sionaries and agencies. Remember that they need our faithful, monthly, financial support as God meets their needs. Pray also for God to bless Second Church as she remains faithful to the Great Commission, remembering to go to all the world preaching, making disciples, baptizing and ministering to the needs of the saints.

Second Presbyterian Church is planning to send 4 or more short-term mission teams this year to support the missions work in the United States and sev-eral foreign countries. Summer mission teams have proved a benefit to the Church of Jesus Christ in a variety of ways: 1) to encourage and help the mission churches and the pastors and missionaries that labor there, 2) to build relationships between our church and our sister churches in these countries, 3) to give our church mem-bers, especially our youth and young adults, first-hand experience in missions work, 4) to help and encourage us to pray more regularly and pointedly for missions and our sister churches, 5) to encourage some of our young people to consider mission work as their life vocation, and 6) to increase our giving to evangelism and mis-sions.

Here are the summer mission works that we plan to assist in the year 2008:

Letter from the Missions Committee...

Mission Update

Haiti Our Lord brought a missionary to our door in 1995 when Charles Amicy, a Hai-tian, came to Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and started attending our church. The Lord had converted Charles when he was 12 and gave him a de-sire to plant churches in Haiti. Charles started doing that very thing even while he was still in Greenville. Charles’ work now involves five churches and five Chris-tian schools and soon, Lord willing, will include an orphanage and a sixth church and school. We plan to go and assist Charles and his team in construction, in evangelism, and in teaching/preaching. We also have another missionary in Haiti, Esaie Etienne. He and his family plan to live and work in Gunaive, about two hours north of where Charles lives. He is doing seminary training and church planting there.

Peru

Alonzo Ramirez, a native Peruvian, was converted about 25 years ago and even-tually came to the USA to further his theological training at Reformed Theologi-cal Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi. The Lord put it on Alonzo’s heart to revital-ize the Dutch and Scottish churches in Peru that languished after the missionaries left. He recruited several Presbyterian ministers and deacons to assist him. After about 10 years the work there now includes numerous churches, Christian schools, a seminary, translation work, publication work, campus ministries, adult outreach through language studies, a variety of diaconal works, and community works. Our team will assist in neighborhood outreach, construction (or demoli-tion!!), teaching, and preaching.

Wales

A little over 100 years ago the small nation of Wales experienced one of the great Revivals in church history. Now unfortunately, very little remains of the evangeli-cal influence of that great out-pouring of the Spirit. One of our former interns, Todd Matocha (and his wife Kathyryn and their three boys) has been called by the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of England and Wales to work in Cardiff, Wales. We send summer teams to support their local outreach through door-to-door evangelism and children’s Bible clubs.

Hartsville, SC

The Lord called David McIntosh, former assistant pastor at Woodruff Road PCA, to plant a PCA church in the PeeDee in Hartsville. One of our families, the Greg-ory Lesley family, moved there last year and joined the church plant. We plan to assist this new church with outreach through door-to-door visitation and chil-dren’s Bible clubs.

Costa Rica

For 12 years we have supported the work of June Gallman in Costa Rica, primar-ily to the women in prison. She has asked us to come and help her church learn how to do door-to-door evangelism and possible do some theological training.

Please prayerfully consider whether the Lord is calling you to go

or to support the Summer Mission work by prayers and/or giving.

A N N O U N C E M E N T S

IF THE LORD IS WILLING...JAMES 4:15

Wednesday, Jan. 30

4:30 PM I-Mites Basketball practice

5:00 PM CE Committee Meeting

5:30 PM BLOOD DRIVE

5:45 PM FAMILY NIGHT

FELLOWSHIP SUPPER

6:15 PM Covenant Choir

6:30 PM Congregational Hymn Sing

6:45 PM CAT Kids

6:45 PM CHURCHWIDE

PRAYER MEETING

Youth and adults will meet in the sanctuary for a

time of prayer together.

Thursday, Jan. 31

9:00 AM Mother’s Morning Out

10:30 AM WIC Christian Book Club

7:00 PM WIC Christian Book Club

Friday, Feb. 1

6:30 AM Men’s Bible Study

4:00 PM Midget Boys’ B’ball practice

6:00 PM Midget Girls’ B’ball practice

Saturday, Feb. 2

8:30 AM Midget Boys’ B’ball game-OLR

10:30 AM Jr. Hi. Boys B’ball game-PSBC 11:30 AM Midget Girls’ B’ball game-1st Bapt.

Sunday, Jan. 27

9:45 AM CHILDREN’S CHAPEL

9:45 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL

9:45 AM New Members’ Class

10:55 AM MORNING WORSHIP

4:45 PM Adult Choir Rehearsal

5:30 PM Prayer in the Chapel

(Congregation and Officers)

6:00 PM EVENING WORSHIP

6:00 PM Wee Worship Choir

7:15 PM Summer Missions’ Meeting

7:15 PM Evangelism/Church Growth

Monday, Jan. 28 5:15 PM Mites Basketball practice

8:00 PM Sr. Hi. Girls’ B’ball game-ARP

8:00 PM Sr. Hi. Boys’ B’ball game-St.M

Tuesday, Jan. 29

10:00 AM WIC Bible Study

4:00 PM Sr. Hi. Girls’ B’ball practice

5:30 PM Jr. Hi. Boys’ B’ball practice

6:00 PM Sr. Hi. Boys’ B’ball practice

6:00 PM Evangelism Explosion

Remembering

One Another

Remember in prayer this week the following member. Also, send her a note of encouragement and/or give her a call.

Mrs. Aurelia Miller

100 Lewis Drive #5-A

Greenville, SC 29605

235-3604

Upcoming Events

Jan 27 Worship & Music Committee Jan 27 Evangelism/Church Growth Jan. 27 Summer Missions Meeting Jan 30 CE Committee Meeting Jan 30 Churchwide Prayer Meeting Jan. 30 Blood Drive Feb. 3 Communicants’ Class begins Feb. 3 Fellowship Supper Feb. 6 Pastoral Care Meeting Feb. 6 WIC Council Feb. 9 WIC Baby Shower Feb. 10 Worship & Music Committee Feb. 11 Session Meeting Feb. 11 Diaconate Meeting Feb. 12-13 WIC Circles Feb. 15 Senior High Dinner @ Shaws’ Feb. 17 The Lord’s Supper—PM Service Feb. 18 Young At Heart Feb. 23 WIC Annual Meeting Feb. 24 Evangelism/Church Growth Feb. 27 CE Committee Feb. 28 WIC Christian Book Clubs

If you have any February dates that need to be put on the church calen-dar, please call the church office (ext. 10.) We have recently experienced several conflicts with activities taking place in the church that were not scheduled on the church calendar. All activities taking place in the church need to be recorded on the church calendar. Thank you.

BLOOD DRIVE

Wednesday, January 30 * 5:30 - 8:30 pm

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

6:45 PM - sanctuary

All youth and adults will meet for a time of prayer together.

Churchwide Prayer Meeting

The Creation Study Group will present Genetics and Genesis, featuring Dr. Robert Carter, on Thursday, January 24, 2008 at 7:30 pm in the church sanc-tuary. The book table will be open at 7:00 pm. Dr. Carter has a B.S. in Ap-plied Biology from Georgia Institute of Technology, PhD in Marine Biology from the University of Miami, and a grateful contributor to Creation Maga-zine/Journal of Creation. In presenting his research on human genetics, Dr. Carter demonstrates how Christians can use this branch of science in discus-sions with friends and family to reinforce the truths of Genesis and creation. Come hear how chromosomes and mitochondria speak of the fall, the flood and the fragmentation of mankind.

Genetics and Genesis

It’s Time for Softball Again

Anyone interested in playing softball this season please call Frank Mahon (322-2348) or Mark Holbrook (422-8541). Batting practice at the Strike Zone will begin soon.

Collections in Dec. were $101,600 bringing the total collections for 2007 to $680,600 compared to the budget of $630,650. Expenses in Dec. were $65,900 and total expenses for 2007 were $630,700. The Lord blessed us in 2007 in many ways and we look to Him in 2008. Continue to pray for 2008 as the budget is $807,000. If you have any questions, please contact Bobby Mann or David Rainey. There will be a brief financial update at 5:50 PM ,

Sunday, January 27, in the sanctuary.

Financial Update

There are 16 openings for Memorial Flowers in the year 2008. If you would like to consider placing memorial flowers in the church sanctuary one Sun-day, please see the available dates on the sign-up sheet on the bulletin board outside the nursery or call Dot Gwinn (242-4244) or the church office (ext. 10.)

Memorial Flowers

Sunday, January 27, 7:15 PM in the Chapel

Plan to attend if you are interested in one of our summer missions trips.

See the missions letter in this bulletin for details on each of the trips and prayerfully consider how God is calling you to be a part.

Summer Missions’ Meeting

WIC Presbytery Annual Meeting

Saturday, February 23, 2008 Clemson PCA, Clemson, SC

Registration: 8:45 AM * Business Meeting: 9:00 AM Registration Fee: $7.00

Registration Deadline: February 18 Speaker: Rev. Rick Phillips “Bearing God’s Lamp”

Luke 15:8-10 Sign-up sheet on the bulletin board in the gym or

call Mary Russell (329-1670)

The ninety-seventh stated meeting of Calvary Presbytery will be held Satur-day, January 26, 2008, at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Clinton, South Carolina, beginning at 9:00 AM. Commissioners going from Second Church are TE Rick Phillips, TE Robert Spears, RE Mel Duncan, RE David Bragdon, RE Hugh Player, and RE Ken Safford. The meeting is open to any member who would like to attend.

Calvary Presbytery

WIC Christian Book Clubs

The first meetings of the WIC Christian Book Clubs will be Thursday, Janu-ary 31, 2008. The morning meeting will meet at 10:30 AM in the Conference Room at the church. The evening meeting will meet at 7:00 PM at the home of Kathy Karr (244-9172.) Ramona White will be the leader of both groups. The cost of the book will be $11.75. These groups will continue to meet the 4th Thursday of each month.

Dear Second Presbyterian Church Family,

We want to thank each of you for the support we received before, during,

and after our miscarriage in November. We have experienced such love and caring

from you all and appreciate it very much. While the loss still weighs on our

hearts, and no doubt probably always will to some greater or lesser degree, we are

happy to be back to church and wish for God to bless each of you who cared

enough to make a call, write a letter, make a meal, and especially those who lifted

us up in prayer.

Sincerely,

Marcus and Beth Laughter

The flowers are place in the sanctuary this Lord’s Day to the glory of God.

SESSION

Rev. Richard D. Phillips, Moderator

Albert S. Anderson (271-1835)

Chmn. Worship & Music

David L. Bragdon (268-6725)

Billy R. Cross, Sr (864-972-8227)

Melton L. Duncan (268-8631)

Chmn. Christian Education

Kenneth N. Gamble (297-4239)

Chmn. Missions

Emil H. Henning (322-1207)

Pat C. Holbrook (277-2242)

Chmn. Administration

Bobby H. Mann, Jr. (895-3351)

Chmn. Finance & Benevolence

Jonathan A. Mann (244-0190)

C. Stuart Patterson (246-0701)

Chmn Pastoral Care

Hugh Player (963-8633) Clerk

Keith A. Pratt (313-6477)

Kenneth E. Safford (297-0036)

Chmn. Evang., Discipleship,

Church Growth

Robert E. Spears, III (244-9864)

J.W. Wheeler, III (895-4950)

Al H. Wills, Jr. (232-6807)

Fred H. Youngblood, Jr. (288-3499)

ELDERS EMERITI Roy Heath E. Dave Maney

TRUSTEES Pat C. Holbrook Bobby H. Mann, Chmn. C. Stuart Patterson

SUNDAY SCHOOL

Melton L. Duncan, Superintendent

Joe Stevens, Assistant Superintendent

Nathaniel Johnson, Sunday School Treasurer

DEACONS

Class of 2009

Jon Guest Henry Martin

Nathaniel Johnson Jim Leathers Walter Russell, Chairman

Class of 2008 John Atwood, Chmn. Sympathy/Service

Michael Holman

Steve Moore, Secretary David Rainey, Treasurer/ Cmm. Stewardship & Finance Reed Rogers, Chmn. Ushering

Class of 2011

Alan Farley Jacob Gamble

John Gray Bob Holman Marcus Laughter

Frank Mahon

Class of 2010 Kip Altman Arnold Childers

Spencer Evans, Chmn. Property

Joseph Maralit Joe Stevens

Kevin Worley, Chmn. Fellowship/Sports

WOMEN IN THE CHURCH

Mrs. Mary Russell, President Mrs. Leslie Martin, President Elect Mrs. Pat Wheeler, V. Pres.

Mrs. Jane Rainey, Secretary Mrs. Mott Altman, Treasurer Mrs. Beth Laughter, Historian

Mrs. Debbie Martin, MNA

Mrs. Jill Mann, MTW Mrs. Cindy Mann, Compassion Corps

Mrs. Grace Cooley, Christian Growth

Mrs. Vicky Rogers, Circle 1

Mrs. Elizabeth Cureton, Circle 2

Mrs. Alma Palmer, Circle 3

Mrs. Jenny Spears, Circle 4

Mrs. Pat Shuford, Circle 5

Mrs. Olivia Griffin, Circle 6

Mrs. Rebekah Johnson, Nursery

Mr. Bobby Mann, Session Rep.

OUR MISSIONARIES

AT HOME AND ABROAD

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Amicy Haiti

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Amicy Haiti

The Rev. Paul Anderson Providence, RI

The Rev. and Mrs. Sidney Anderson Czech Republic

The Rev. and Mrs. Wes Baker Peru

The Rev. and Mrs. Rick Brawner R.U.M., Clemson Univ.

The Rev. and Mrs. William Carr South Africa

The Rev. and Mrs. David Cross England

The Rev. and Mrs. Octavius Delfils Haiti

The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Dye Mexico

The Rev. and Mrs. Roger Dye Chile

The Rev. and Mrs. Esaie Etienne Haiti

The Rev. and Mrs. Will Faires R.U.M., North Carolina

Miss June Gallman Costa Rica

The Rev. and Mrs. Josh Martin R.U.M., Delta State Univ.

The Rev. and Mrs. David Osborne R.U.M., Western Carolina

The Rev. and Mrs. Alonzo Ramirez Peru

The Rev. and Mrs. Guillermo Salinas Mexico

Mr. Scott Sheffer Africa

The Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Speaks R.U.F., Clemson Univ.

The Rev. and Mrs. Lian Tombing India

The Rev. and Mrs. Tim Udouj R.U.F. Furman Univ.

Miss Rebecca White Taiwan

DUTIES FOR THE WEEK

Nurseries:

AM Monitor Katie Hambright

9:30 Treasures Myra Russell/Kitty Swillen

Cherubs Katie Hambright

SS Helper Meredith Altman

10:40 Treasures Katie Hambright

Cherubs Chad and Andi Scoggins

Sunbeams Cindy Mann

King’s Kids Diana and Natalie Carey

PM Monitor Laurie Farley

5:50 Birth-2 yrs Laurie Farley/Tabitha Johnson

2 to 3 years Elizabeth Johnson

Children’s Church: Leslie Martin

Ushers:

Main Floor: Spencer Evans, Bob Holman, Bill Braeckelaere, Timothy Johnson, Tindell Russell, Joseph Maralit, Reed Rogers Balcony: John Atwood, Frank Mahon Evening: John Kozma

Counters:

Jacob Gamble, Steven Moore, Alan Farley

Elders on Duty:

David Bragdon, Bill Cross, Mel Duncan

Wednesday night workers:

Prep:

Clean-up: Daphine Bechtel, Joe Stevens

PRESBYTERY AND LOCAL SUPPORT

Bethany Christian Services Greenville Rescue Mission

Calvary Home for Children Miracle Hill Rescue Mission

Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) Piedmont Women’s Center

Church Plant Hartsville, SC Local Relief Fund

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CHURCH DIRECTORY

Rev. Richard D. Phillips Senior Pastor, Ext. 15 Email: rick@secondpca.org

Rev. Robert E. Spears III Associate Pastor, Ext. 14 Email: res3@bellsouth.net

Mr. Gabe Fluhrer Director of CE, Ext. 16 Email: gabe@secondpca.org

Mrs. Judy Grant Office Administrator, Ext. 10 Email: sec-ondp@bellsouth.net

Mrs. Loretta Gay Bookkeeper, Ext. 18 Email: sec-ondp@bellsouth.net

Miss Elizabeth Guest Adult and Youth Music Director, Ext. 23 Email:

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