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A LITTLE LAGNIAPPE

Sharing Second Sharing Second Presbyterian Church

November 28, 2018 Issue No. 11

Christmas Eve Services - Monday, December 24

5:00p.m. - A Family Celebration - Our annual family oriented worship service for children, parents, and grandparents!

8:00 p.m. -Traditional Candlelight Worship with Covenant Choir

10:00 p.m. - Traditional Candlelight Worship, Communion and Covenant Choir

Dear Friends,

As many of you know this will be my last Second Sharing article as the Pastor Nominating Committee has extended a call and it has been accepted. The congregation will meet on December 9 following the 11:00 worship service to hear and act on a report from the PNC. The past 18 months have been very special ones for Leslie and me. We have truly loved our time here and you have welcomed us with such wonderful hospitality.

You are a faith community with such a bright future; you have a heart for mission, you are welcoming to visitors, and you have a wonderful staff who are always wanting what is best for 2Pres. You have wonderful lay leadership on the Board of Deacons, Board of Trustees, and the Session. The next Senior Pastor will be blessed by you and you will be blessed by his/her ministry among you.

My last day here at 2Pres will be Christmas Eve. It will be a privilege to be here throughout the Advent season and bring the congregation through Christmas as we worship the new born King. In the meantime, I have some leads on churches elsewhere and I look forward to meeting new folks in a new church, wherever God will lead Leslie and me.

I want to thank the Interim Pastor Nominating Committee (Mike Garrett, chair, Martha Renfroe, Alyse Roberts, Rachel Gilbert and Tom Barker) for their confidence in my leadership to offer the position to me. I will be forever grateful to them.

A huge thank you goes to the staff of 2Pres for welcoming me with open arms. They are truly a gift from God. Above all, I want to thank each of you for your hospitality and allowing Leslie and me to do ministry among you. May God grant you all of God’s best. Blessings, Tom

SUNDAY FORUM SCHEDULE

The following Forum classes will meet on Sundays (9:40-10:40 a.m.) December 2: Music Ambassadors Trip to Europe Led by Shawn and Jacob Caudill December 9: Christmas Readings and Carols

December 16: No Forum (Christmas Brunch) �

December 23: Video (TBD) December 30: No Forum

Upcoming Sunday Preaching Schedule

December 2: Tom Groome

December 9: Christmas Cantata �

December 16: Sara Benedetti December 23: Tom Groome

December 24 (Christmas Eve) 5:00 p.m. - Family Service 8:00 p.m. - Candlelight Service 10:00 p.m. - Candlelight Service + Communion

December 30: David Holden

January 6: Sara Benedetti

January 13: TBD

January 20: TBD

Christmas Cantata

Sunday, December 9 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Services

KNEELING IN BETHLEHEM a Festival of Readings and Carols, by Michael Burkhardt with poetry by Ann Seems

Covenant Choir with Chamber Orchestra

Be sure you invite your family and friends!

SECOND SHARING . . . Preaching Schedule, Cantata, Forum, Brunch, Kids Christmas Pageant PAGE 2

Advent Workshop

Sunday, December 2

All are welcome to join us at our annual

Advent Workshop on Sunday,

beginning at 3:00 p.m. At this workshop children of

all ages will make Christmas crafts for gifts and

decorations. If you are interested in helping, contact

Jen Brown (jenb@2preslex.org).

CHRISTMAS SUNDAY BRUNCH

Christmas Brunch

Sunday, December 16

(Fellowship Hall)

9:00-11:00 a.m.

Menu: Quiche, Bacon, Sausage, Pastries, OJ

Kids: Pancakes, fruit, capri suns

Suggested Donation: $8 adults; $5 children under 11

Kids for the Kingdom Christmas Pageant

The Last Noel

Ever wonder what it was like the night Jesus was born? In The Last Noel, the baby Jesus is born in the LAST place on earth you'd expect to find God's Son - behind the LAST stable door on the left at the LAST Resort Inn.

Come join us on Sunday, December 16th at 5:00 p.m. (Sanctuary) to find out why the FIRST Christmas was definitely not the LAST time that all of God's creatures would celebrate Jesus' birth! You don't want to miss it!

Chili Cook Off

Sunday, December 2

The youth Chili Cook-Off fundraiser for

REACH Mission Trips will follow the Advent workshop

at 5:45 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for the Most

Creative, Spiciest, and Best Overall chili! We still need

people to make chili and help with set-up, so please

contact Sara Benedetti (sarab@2preslex.org) to help!

Consider getting your Christmas gifts at the SERRV and Alternative Gift Fair on December 2nd in the Gathering Place. We will be having the ever popular chocolate bars, olive oil and coffee.

In addition, Blankets of Hope will be distributed to the Hopemobile, the Adopt a Buckhorn child for Christmas, Malawi cards and Presbyterian Giving catalogs which will provide you with opportunities to make a life-changing difference in honor or memory of a loved one.

SERRV FAIR

CHRISTMAS BASKET DELIVERY ON DECEMBER 16! Wanted: Individuals with a caring heart and valid drivers license to transport Christmas food baskets on Sunday, December 16th to the residents of Westminster Village (1510 Versailles Road) from the loading dock of Save-a-Lot on Southland Drive. We do not discriminate on age! Great activity for individuals or families with about only a 1.5 hour time commitment. To sign up, contact Evelyn Kramer (873-4700 or ebkramer55@yahoo.com ). Youth wishing to help with this activity, should contact Sara (sarab@2preslex.org) for additional information.

Donations are still needed to cover the cost. Please send checks payable to Second marked “WV food baskets” in the memo line to the church.

It’s time to order Poinsettias ($10) to place in our Sanctuary. You can also order blankets ($10) to benefit Church World Services. Please call the church office (254-7768)

to place your order or sign up in the insert on Sundays, December 2nd, 9th and 16th. Please note, however, that the amount given for poinsettias is not tax deductible.

POINSETTIAS AND BLANKETS

We’ll ring again for the Salvation Army this Christmas! We will be at Richmond Road Kroger December 13, 14 and 15

and Beaumont December 20, 21 and 24. Sign ups will be held in the Gathering Place on December 2nd.

SALVATION ARMY BELL RINGERS NEEDED

HOPE CENTER 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS DINNER Second Church will once again participate in the 12 Days of Christmas celebration at the Hope Center by sponsoring a meal on Monday, December 17. A crew is needed to serve dinner from 5:00-6:00 pm; volunteers will be taken on a first come/first serve basis. Donations of 2 liter bottles of soft drinks are needed to serve with the meal; an area will be marked in the hallway outside the church dining room for drinks to be dropped off beginning December 1. (The men prefer caffeine drinks.) Final pick up of drinks will be on Sunday, December 16.

For questions or additional information, contact Trey Kramer (rskramer6917@yahoo.com).

BLANKETS OF HOPE As the temperatures turn colder, many of us will take the warmth of our homes for granted. The streets of Lexington are filled with those who don’t have that luxuryIthose who can’t get to a shelter or who won’t go to a shelter for one reason or another. With your

assistance, Blankets of Hope can give hope and warmth to those who need it. Blankets, new and old, (but clean) are desperately needed! If you have extra blankets, coats, gloves or hats, please consider donating them to Blankets of Hope. All items will be delivered to the Hope Center where they will be distributed by the Hope Mobile staff. In the Mission Closet in the Gathering Room, there is a marked bin for any donations. If you would like to purchase a new blanket in honor/memory of a loved one, blankets are $6 (twin); $10 (full/queen). Checks should be made payable to Second Presbyterian Church and a notation made on the check that it is for Blankets of Hope. Acknowledgement cards are available. If you’d like to help, please email Kirsten Kramer Carey (kirsten@firstky.com) for information regarding donations . . . any help is greatly appreciated!

THE GIVING TREE

The Giving Tree is located in the Gathering Place and you’re invited to “ decorate” the tree for the residents of Canaan House, the Women’s Recovery Center, Men’s Hope Center, Westminster Village, and the office of ITN Bluegrass. Items needed include: Chap stick, white socks, sock caps, gloves, personal toiletry items, laundry supplies, coffee/hot chocolate mix, toilet tissue, boxes of Kleenex, paper towels, paper napkins, large bottles of hand sanitizer, and bottles of hand soap.

Box of #10 window envelopes (one window on left-hand side), book of Forever stamps, packs of 10/24 lb copier paper, 9x12 yellow mailing envelopes are needed for ITN. Thank you for your donations!

SECOND SHARING . . . Poinsettias, SERRV Fair, Bell Ringers, Blankets of Hope, 12 Days of Christmas PAGE 3

Let’s Build A “MOUNTAIN OF COFFEE”

At the Hope Center coffee is regarded as a luxury item. Did you know Second regularly funds coffee for the men? Between Thanksgiving and Christmas this

year we’ll build a Mountain of Coffee in the Gathering Place! Please bring a can (preferably 1 ½ pounds) of caffeinated coffee and place on the display in the Gathering Place or stop by the office during working hours.

SECOND SHARING . . . For The Health Of It, SPY (Second Presbyterian Youth), Second Experience PAGE 4

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH (SPY)

It is my prayer that our youth and their families continue to have a blessed and hope-filled Christmas season, and I am certainly looking forward to kicking off a New Year and new semester with the SPY family in 2019.

Upcoming Events:

• Sunday, December 2 - Advent Workshop and Chili Cook-off - Workshop 3:00-5:00 p.m.

Cook-off begins at 5:45 p.m.

• Sunday, December 9: SPY CHRISTMAS PARTY (4:00-7:00 p.m.) Our SPY Christmas Party with dinner ($5)!! We will have games, prizes, ornament decorating and lots of Christmas snacks! Bring a wrapped gift (no more than $10). Invite your friends!

• Sunday, December 16: Westminster Basket Delivery—Meet at Westminster Village (1510 Versailles Rd) at 1:15 p.m.; Youth Group Game Night will be held this evening (5:00-7:00 p.m.)

• Sunday, December 23: No Youth Group

• Sunday, December 30: No Youth Group

• Sunday, January 6: First Youth Group of 2019! (5:00-7:00 p.m.)

Even to your old age and gray hairs I am He, I am He who will sustain you. I made you and I will carry you.

Isaiah 46:4

Holiday season always sends our thoughts to families and time together. For an ever growing number of people family is not near by. Given our increasingly mobile society that means many find themselves in the long distance care giving mode. This role often creates stress, anxiety, and sometimes guilt about not being closer. Research in this area suggests some ways to help decrease the negative effects:

• Don't neglect your own well being. This is a prerequisite to providing sustained, effective care and prevent burnout.

• Check in regularly. Not only keeping in contact with on site caregivers, but also with the person who is ill. This may help to prevent crisis.

• Divide and conquer. If the tasks of caregiving are shared with other family members assigned tasks-like scheduling- help to keep everyone on track.

• Stay connected. Coordinating schedules can be made easier with apps like Google calendar, CareZone and CaringBridge.

• Ask for help when you need it and be realistic about your responsibilities.

Caregiving, when thought of as a choice not an obligation or duty, can be a chance to increase connection with your loved one and make this season of your life more positive. Jackie Graves, Parish Nurse

FOR THE HEALTH OF IT

Thank you for your faithful giving throughout the year. We want to bring you up to date on Second Church’s finances.

As of the end of October, our contributions received are 68.30% of our yearly goal. Since we should be at 83.3%, we are roughly 15% behind. With the year coming to a close, we need to cover our deficit so that we can meet our commitments to missions and our operating expenses.

If you are able to fulfill your 2018 pledge please do so before the end of December. All contributions to the church need to postmark by December 31

st, 2018 in

order to be credited toward your 2018 tax statement. Stock or charitable contributions from your IRA can be accepted as donations or given toward your pledge.

If you are planning on using appreciated assets as a means of donating to the church, please contact Scarlet Hall, our Director of Finance, (scarleth@2preslex.org or 254-7768) or if you have any questions about making a donation to the church.

2018 CONTRIBUTIONS UPDATE

Second Experience January 9, 2019 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Journey into Celtic Spirituality

Led by Rev. David Holden, Second Church and

Rev. Bennie Braddick, Twin Pines Christian Church

Bennie and David will share sights and insights from their travels to the Island of Iona, Glasgow and the Holy Isle of Lindisfarne in Scotland. Highlights will include encounters with the stories of St. Brigid, St. Columba and Aidan of Lindisfarne as interpreted through the writings of John Philip Newell, renowned Celtic poet, environmental activist, peacemaker and scholar and author of Books such as Listening for the Heartbeat of God and Christ of the Celts.

SECOND SHARING . . . Justice Ministry News, Meet Our Missionaries, Brunch and Bellinis Update PAGE 5

Brunch and Bellinis, Second Church's annual benefit brunch and auction for Buckhorn Children and Family Services, was a huge success! In our largest event to date - this is the FOURTH ANNUAL - approximately 120 people attended and several thousand dollars was raised for the charity that provides residential treatment for youth with disabilities and those suffering from neglect and abuse. Buckhorn has been a mission of Second Church for many years. The Second organizing committee reached out to other Presbyterian Churches in central Kentucky and members of several churches were well represented. Special thanks to: Brian Behr for the beautiful piano prelude; Sally Scherer for serving as mistress of ceremonies; Katie Copeland for performing several Broadway hits accompanied by pianist Linda Crawford; Carol Behr who organized our silent auction with a stunning variety of items to take home or to purchase for Buckhorn youth.

During the luncheon Buckhorn CEO Ricky Creech addressed the crowd about the mission and vision of Buckhorn. He recognized two entrepreneurs - Isobel Chewning of The Cotton Patch, and Selma Owens of Liberty Road Cafe and Catering - for their extraordinary gifts to Buckhorn of a portion of the sales proceeds from their businesses. Join us next year, won't you?

BRUNCH AND BELLINIS UPDATE

MEET OUR MISSION CO-WORKERS

Did you know Jeremy and Luta Garbart-Welch are our mission co-workers in Malawi. Their November newsletter speaks to the importance of a physical church in building and sustaining a Christian community. With the only church many kilometers distant, five Christians met, talked about their gifts and resources, and, with others, molded and burned bricks to build a church structure. From those five Christians there are now 112 church members and the church is an official prayer point for the Emusa congregation. The church, which can hold 250 people, was built and roofed with local resources and without outside donations.

Let us love, not in word or speech, but in truth and action. 1 John 3:18

31 of 2nd's 50 Justice Ministry Network Members (JMNM) were among the nearly 500 present at the Community Problems Assembly held at Consolidated Baptist Nov. 5th. Education/Youth was voted as the most urgent problem BUILD will research and take Action this year. Stories heard during BUILD's recent House Meetings regarding this community problem included: failing neighborhood schools, unequal access to resources, student achievement, school safety, student discipline, early childhood education opportunities. JMNM's will narrow down the specific problem area at our Research Kickoff. 2nd church will host BUILD's Research to Action Kick-off Monday, December 10th, 6:30 PM. All Justice Ministry Network Members interested with participating in this vital process are strongly encouraged to attend. Do come to learn what occurs during the 4 month research process; how BUILD does it's 'homework'. All committed JMNM's are invited to work on a research team on whatever specific day(s) and time(s) that works best to serve. Rest assured, your presence will not obligate you to do so. Current status with Drug/Opioid Crisis campaign will be reported at our Kick-off. Good News! After a four year, arduous STOP the Violence campaign, Mayor Gray and other city leaders completed the final step to enter into a contract with the National Network for Safe Communities with a double reading of resolution 1187-18 at the November 16th Council Meeting. We celebrated a unanimous vote YES by council members! This contract is a critical first step in saving lives. This detailed problem analysis, which begins January 2019 will give our city leaders the best information and strategies from the national experts regarding group related violent crime in Fayette County. God expects us to Do Justice: to do everything in our power to bring as much of heaven to earth as possible. Interested in learning more about 2nd's Justice Ministry Mission? Fredda and Bill Moody, Jim Drahovzal, Judy Maxson and Rev. David welcome your inquiries.

JUSTICE MINISTER NEWS

SECOND SHARING . . . Member News, PNC Update, Birthdays PAGE 6

MEMBER NEWS

Sympathy to Sonny Waller on the death of his sister, Betsy Waller Michel, on October 21st.

Sympathy to Amy Palmer on the death of her father, Rev. Steve Palmer, on October 22nd.

Sympathy to Glenn Railey on the death of his sister-in-law in Florida.

Sympathy to Lynn Robbins on the death of his father in Michigan. The Fellowship Committee wants to thank all the people who contributed to making the Thanksgiving dinner such a success. Deacons, elders, volunteers for decorating, setting tables, making a centerpiece, and cleaning up were invaluable to the delightful evening experienced by all.

I would like to thank each of you for making my 20 years of service celebration at the Thanksgiving Dinner one to remember! The cards, notes and generous gift was very much appreciated. This congregation is a

blessing to me and my family. Shawn Phelps

The Session has called a congregational meeting on Sunday, December 9th at 12:05 p.m., for the purpose of hearing and acting on a report from the Pastor Nominating Committee to approve the call of a Senior Pastor/Head of Staff.

DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS

1 Cole Privott 4 Judy Kirkland, Daniel Baesler 9 Tambu Chirwa, Lisa Turner 10 Cooper Hartley, Joe Porter 11 Linda Van Meter, Andrew Weidner 13 Bob Drake, Helen Hague, Linda Levstik, Matt

Thornton 14 Eric Polly, Amy Finley 15 Jay White, Eric Reid, Gordon Glenn 16 Ginger Moses, Hugh James, Emma Poynter 17 Zinnia Robinson 18 Carol Voss, Jim Varellas, Brydon Ross, Will Lyon,

Carmen Applegate, Hadley Appelgate, Henry Kluemper

19 Ruth Erskine, Bill Moody, Veda Johnson 22 Scott Walz, Sam Finley, Ben Scott 23 Gary Minton, Jennifer Stone 24 Tom Polites, Natalie Polly 27 Trish Birchfield, Nellie Little, Barb Potts, Dixie

Solomon, Alexa Ocampo, Nicholas Ocampo 28 Bob Toohey, Jesse Gabbard, Violet Reid 30 Adam Downing, Tommy Tweed

JANUARY BIRTHDAYS

1 Greg Leopold, Marie Garrett, Cliff Kluemper 3 Shirley Walz, Angene Wilson, Alyse Roberts,

Georgeann DesCognets 4 Bets Shirer, Stephanie Spires, Mary Hartley 5 Betty Adkins, Brenda Penn, Greg Champe 6 Tom Gilbert, Jack Farrell 7 Vivienne Brooking-Daneker, Randy Master 8 Dorothy Friend, Jennifer Coffman 10 Gary Anderson, Penni Gerard, Susan harper 11 Hannah Gray, Jillian Privott 13 Cindy Stencel, Nora Eblen 14 Mary McGaha, Barbara Hauke, Lakshman

Chelvarajan, Fiona Mowbray, Henry Turner 15 Nichole Nicholas 16 Carolina Ross 17 Paul Justis, Kathryn Beck 18 Kate Lillich, Veronica Taylor 19 Stuart McIntosh, Mike Bensing, Christopher Turner,

Zandria Skinner 20 Stuart Eads 21 Bill Perrine, Lois Edmiston, Louie Seelbach, Trey

Kramer, Michael Leopold 23 Hilton Erskine, Doug Wimmer, Becky Drahovzal,

Sherrill Thomas, Max Chelvarajan 24 Mary Lou Croucher, Matthew Abner 25 Greg Ladd 26 Elise Shainfeld 27 Beth Porter, David Kratt 28 Tom Harris, Lisa Richardson 29 Marjorie Polities, Max Finley 30 Madge Smith, Korin Olson, Dale Mennach, Ricardo

Ocampo 31 Jo Greene, Joy Oakley, Jessica Power

SECOND SHARING . . . Calendar, Bible Studies and More, Advent Devotionals PAGE 7

CHURCH CALENDAR

Sunday, December 2 3:00 p.m. Advent Workshop (Fellowship Hall) 5:45 p.m. Youth Chili Cookout (Fellowship Hall) Wednesday, December 5 6:30 a.m. Men’s Breakfast (Bob Evans) 6:00 p.m. High School Discussion (Library) 7:00 p.m. Carillon Handbell Rehearsal (201) Thursday, December 6 7:30 p.m. Covenant Choir Rehearsal (Chapel) Saturday, December 8 10:00 a.m. Saturday Study Group (204) Sunday, December 9 12:05 p.m. Congregational Meeting (Sanctuary) 4:00 p.m. Youth Group Christmas Party Monday, December 10 1:00 p.m. Beth Wachs Circle (Forum) 5:30 p.m. Finance Committee (202) Tuesday, December 11 7:00 p.m. Second Book Group (Campbell Room) Wednesday, December 12 6:30 a.m. Men’s Breakfast (Bob Evans) 6:00 p.m. High School Discussion (Library) 7:00 p.m. Carillon Handbell Rehearsal (201) Thursday, December 13 10:30 a.m. Lunch at Boone Tavern 7:30 p.m. Covenant Choir Rehearsal (Chapel) Saturday, December 15 10:00 a.m. Saturday Study Group (204) Sunday, December 16 9:00 a.m. Christmas Brunch (Fellowship Hall) 12:00 p.m. Deacons Meeting (202) 5:00 p.m. Kids for the Kingdom Pageant (Sanctuary) 5:00 p.m. Youth Group Tuesday, December 18 1:00 p.m. Prayer Shawl Ministry (204) Wednesday, December 19 6:30 a.m. Men’s Breakfast (Bob Evans) 7:00 p.m. Carillon Handbell Rehearsal (201) Thursday, December 20 7:30 p.m. Covenant Choir Rehearsal (Chapel) Sunday, December 23 (No Sunday School) Monday, December 24 (Christmas Eve) 5:00 p.m. Family Services 8:00 p.m. Traditional Service 10:00 p.m. Traditional Service with Communion Saturday, December 29 10:00 a.m. Saturday Study Group (204) Sunday, December 30 (No Sunday School or WOW) Tuesday, January 1 (New Year’s Day)

���� Women’s Saturday Discussion Women's Saturday discussion group meet each Saturday at 9:00 a.m., in the Campbell Room. Join us as we study Grounded: Finding God in the World, a Spiritual Revolution by Diana Butler Bass.

����Men’s Breakfast Men’s Breakfast meets each Wednesday (6:30-7:30 a.m.) at Bob Evans as we study The Mind Of God: Neuroscience, Faith and a Search for the Soul by Jay Lombard and Patrick Kennedy. Questions? Call Shawn Caudill (219-1249).

����Monday Beth Wachs Circle Presbyterian Women-Beth Wachs Circle will meet December 10th at 1:00 p.m. in the Forum Room next to the Fellowship Hall. Please contact Sandra Harrison (806-1172 or slharr64@gmail.com)

����Prayer Shawl Ministry We meet the third Tuesday of the month at 1:00 pm in Room 204 (December 18th). If you would like a prayer shawl for a congregation member or yourself, contact our Parish Nurse, Jackie Graves (254-7768).

����Candlelight Circle The Candlelight Circle will meet Monday, January 28, 2019 at 7:00p.m., at the home of Anne Keating. All women are welcome to join us! Call Anne with details and directions (269-8142).

����Second Book Club Second Book Club will meet on Tuesday, December 11th 7:00 pm in the Campbell Room as they discuss Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi. Contact Ed Reeves (309-1929) for more information.

BIBLE STUDIES AND MORE

SECOND E-SHARING

The next issue of Second Sharing will be mailed on January 23, 2019 (January/February issue) and emailed to those who are signed up to receive Second E-

Sharing. The electronic version can be seen on our website at www.2preslex.org.

Advent begins Sunday, December 2nd!

During this holy season of Advent, we are invited to pray and contemplate with Mary in her Song of Praise — the Magnificat — found in Luke 1:46-53 in this year’s Advent Devotional.

You will find complimentary copies for you to take home at the various entries to the sanctuary.

2018 ADVENT DEVOTIONALS

December 24-26: Office Closed December 27-28: 8:00-12:00 noon December 31: 8:00-12:00 noon January 1: Office Closed

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Our Annual Trunk or Treat was held on October 24 with 300+ adults and children attending from our church and the community. A special thanks to our Outreach & Involvement Committee, and Elder Dawn Railey and the Fellowship Committee, and to all who volunteered their time.

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