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Volume 40
Issue 2 Denbigh Presbyterian Church
Our Church Staff
Pastor
The Reverend Deborah Dail
Ministerial Intern
Rusty Norton
Director of Children’s/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 Coordinator
Alicia Lewis
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January 28, 2013
Inside this issue:
Lent/Easter 1
Deborah’s Desk 2-3
Worship and Finance 4
Outreach 5-6
Session News 7
Adult Spiritual Growth 8
Pre-K/Fellowship 9-10
Children’s and Youth Ministry 11
Congregational Care 12
Birthdays/Thank You 13
February Schedule 14
SHARE 15
Calendar 16
Next Issue February 25, 2013
During the season of Lent we will have a sermon series
on “Giving It Up and Taking It On.” Often we think
about giving up something such as chocolate during Lent.
This year we will consider attitudes to give up during
Lent (and beyond!). It is traditional during Lent to not
only give up something but also to take on something
positive, holy or service-oriented. This year we will take
on new attitudes and actions. Join us for these worship
services as we seek to grow in Christ.
Ash Wednesday, February 13, 7:30 p.m. – “Giving up
Superficiality -- Taking on Authenticity”
First Sunday in Lent, February 17, 10:30 a.m. – “Giving
up Self – Taking on Service”
Second Sunday in Lent, February 24, 10:30 a.m. –
“Giving up OUR Expectations – Taking on GOD’S Sur-
prises
Third Sunday in Lent, March 3, 10:30 a.m. – “Giving
up Prejudice – Taking on Family”
Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 10, 10:30 a.m. – “Giving
up Privilege – Taking on Humility”
Fifth Sunday in Lent, March 17, 10:30 a.m. – “Giving
up the Past – Taking on God’s Present and Future”
Passion/Palm Sunday, March 24, 10:30 a.m. – Cantata
and “Giving up Excess – Taking on Contentment”
Maundy Thursday, March 28, 7:30 p.m. – “Giving up
Life – Taking on Death”
Easter Sunrise Service, March 31, 6:30 a.m. at Second
Presbyterian Church – “Giving up Darkness – Taking
on Light”
Easter, March 31, 10:30 a.m. – “Giving up Death –
Taking on Life”
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Dear Friends:
I want to share with you some exciting news! The Session and the Congregation of Denbigh
Presbyterian Church have recently voted to:
Continue the process that may result in a “Plan of Union” with Second Presbyterian Church
Newport News
Appoint a “Plan of Union Team” consisting of Jim Wightman, Becky Skaar, Carolyn
Woodard, Dale Pennell and Rev. Deborah Dail
The Session and the Congregation of Second Presbyterian Church have also voted to continue
the process that may result in a “Plan of Union” with our congregation and have appointed a
“Plan of Union Team.”
Background:
Second Presbyterian Church representatives have shared with us that their membership and
active worship attendance have decreased. Despite their best efforts toward revitalization, they
have not seen their church grow. Rather than closing their church, they proposed that we join
together in ministry to the Denbigh community, which we have all faithfully served for many
years. If we unite the churches’ assets – people, financial resources and heart for mission – we
may be able to carry out the mission of Christ in our community and world better together than
we can separately.
The DPC and Second Church sessions appointed 4-member teams to meet together to discuss
the possibilities of uniting our ministries. These teams have met during the latter part of 2012,
along with both churches’ pastors and representatives from the Presbytery of Eastern Virginia.
Our team is Jim Wightman, Becky Skaar, Dale Pennell and Carolyn Woodard.
At their respective January 15, 2013 meetings both the DPC and Second Church sessions ap-
proved commencing the process of uniting the ministries of the two churches, beginning in
February 2013, with the purpose of having an actionable “Plan of Union” to present to both
congregations by August 1, 2013. Both Sessions have determined that a merger may be in the
best interest of both congregations.
As noted above, this information was shared at both churches’ congregational meetings on
January 20, 2013. The actions are noted above. (At the Second Presbyterian Congregational
meeting they appointed an additional team member; it is likely that the DPC will appoint
another team member so that there are five people from each church serving on the “Plan of
Union Team.”) (continued on next page)
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Next Steps:
The “Plan of Union Team” meets on Thursday, February 7 and will likely meet at least
monthly after that. Please note that the “Plan of Union Team” consists of the same people
who have been meeting over the last months of preliminary discussions.
We have already been inviting Second Presbyterian Church members to events and will
continue to do so. We will have a joint Ash Wednesday Service at DPC and will have a
joint Easter Sunrise Service at Second PC.
We will be drawing together leaders of both churches to look at specific areas of ministry
and how we can unite our ministries.
We hope to have an actionable “Plan of Union” to present to both congregations by August
1, 2013.
Prayer Requests:
We invite your earnest prayers for this exciting process. Please pray for:
God’s will to be accomplished
Guidance for the “Plan of Union Team.”
Guidance for the Sessions and Congregations of DPC and Second PC
Openness to possibilities and change; creativity
New friendships and ministry partnerships
Patience, courage and love throughout the process
Expanded opportunities to serve the community and world in Jesus’ name
If you have questions or ideas to share, please see me or one of the “Plan of Union Team”
members.
In Christ,
Deborah
P.S. The minutes from the January 20, 2013 Congregational Meeting will be included in the
next edition of the Digest after they are approved by the Session.
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Church Record Active Membership (412)
Attendance 12/23 12/24 12/24 12/30
Worship 173 120 128 112
Nurseries 6 n/a n/a 2
Sunday School 25 n/a n/a 19
Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
Please join us in celebrating the Lord’s Supper on Sunday, February 3. Please
prayerfully prepare for the celebration of the Lord’s Supper.
CHURCH BUDGET
Actual Year to Date December 31, 2012
Total Income $ 299,803.58
Total Expenses $ 285,958.66
Net Difference $ 13,844.92
Church Record Active Membership (412)
Attendance 1/6 1/13 1/20 1/27
Worship 111 128 136 121
Nurseries 10 8 0 7
Sunday School 20 27 20 17
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If we bring just one food item every Sunday. . . Some suggestions for DUCO’s 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 would
never be bare.
S.H.A.R.E.
February 2013 S.H.A.R.E. orders can be placed the week of February 4-8. The
orders will be placed on Monday, February 11 at 10:00 AM and will be distributed
in the Narthex area of Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Saturday, February 23
from 7:00-7:30 AM. All orders must be picked up by 7:30 AM. Volunteers cannot
be held responsible for orders which are not picked up.
Denbigh Presbyterian Church mem-
bers will work at the Food Bank on
Saturday, February 23, 2013. For
more information contact Terry
Hall.
Christmas Outreach Thank you to everyone who donated food, gifts and money for families in our
community at Christmastime. Thank you to Smithfield Foods for contributing
hams. Together we provided Christmas gifts, a Christmas meal and food for chil-
dren during the school break for 23 families with a total of 55 children.
Thank you to our Local Missions Team for their ongoing ministry to families in
our community.
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The annual garage sale is just around the corner in the Spring of 2013.
It is time to start saving your treasures. Please note that we cannot
accept items at the church at this time due to limited storage space.
It is very helpful if you can price all of the items ahead of time. We will
not be collecting clothing, shoes, etc. Those items can be donated to
local charities. All proceeds will go to support the 2013 Haiti Mission
Team.
SAVE THE DATES! Denbigh Presbyterian Church is hosting the P.O.R.T. homeless shelter the week of March27-April3, 2013. Six partner churches will be serving in this ministry that week. We have full responsibility for the shelter the evening of Easter Sunday, March 31. Please consider this as you make plans for Holy Week. Please watch for the sign-up sheets available soon and thank you in advance for all of your help with this very important ministry. For questions, please contact Gerry Ellis at 757-877-4847 or [email protected].
Please pray for our 2013 Haiti Mission Team. The team will be traveling to Haiti to serve with
Bruce and Deb Robinson from June 17 to June 27.
Thank you for supporting the fundraisers which allow us to travel and buy needed supplies for
the work we will be doing.
If you have projects at your home, team members may be available to do the projects. You may
then make a donation in the individual’s name for his/her financial support for the trip.
For more information about the Haiti Team, fundraisers and work project opportunities please
contact Sandi Murawski.
Chili-to-GO
Thank you to all who purchased Chili-to-Go. The Haiti Mission Team collected $112.00 for
this fundraiser.
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Summary of January 15, 2013 Stated Session Meeting
1. Received and reviewed financial statements. Noted that 2012 finished with
balance of $13,844.92. An additional amount of $51,331.81 was received in 2012
for special offerings and causes.
2. Approved recommendation to move $15,000 from Cash to Building Fund line.
3. Approved the recommendation that the ministries of Denbigh Presbyterian
Church and Second Presbyterian Church Newport News be united in an intentional
manner beginning February 2013 subject to the approval of the congregation with
the intention of having an actionable plan of union to present to the congregations
by August 1, 2013. That these actions be reported to the DPC Congregation on
January 20, 2013 at the Congregational Meeting and approval sought from the
congregation.
4. Elected Kristi Spivey to serve as secretary at the Annual and Corporation
Meetings on January 20, 2013.
5. Approved recommendation to have Starling Guttering to install church
guttering.
6. Approved request of Nar-Anon to use building for meetings on Tuesdays from 7
to 8 p.m. beginning February 5, 2013.
Summary of January 15, 2013 Board of Trustees Meeting
Held meeting and re-elected Don Bickhart as president.
Dinner With Deborah All DPC Session members and staff will dine with the officers from Second Presbyterian on
Friday, February 22 at 6:30 at Joe and Mimma’s in Yorktown. Please make your reservation
with Don and Charlotte Eason.
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The Women of Faith Bible study.
James, Jesus' own brother, started out as a skeptic. See how one
glimpse of the resurrected Savior turned an unbeliever into a disciple.
Bible scholars compare James to the prophet Amos. In other ways,
James more closely resembles the Book of Proverbs than any other New
Testament book. Topics in this study include: joy, hardship, faith, rever-
sal of fortunes for rich and poor, wisdom, gifts from above, single-
mindedness, the dangers of the tongue, humility, and prayer.
If you are new to our Women’s Bible Studies or new to Denbigh Presbyterian
Church, we hope you will join us. We laugh a lot, cry at times, lean on each other
often, fellowship, and really enjoy being in God’s Word together. Our video
leader, Beth Moore, will constantly challenge us to think differently about our
own daily walk with God and to search further into this faithful jour-
ney. Through her infectious energy and well-researched points of view, we will
discover paths that we might never have taken before. Childcare will be
available.
It’s not too late to
join us for the
Women’s Bible
Study on James.
Join us on Monday’s
from 6:30-8:30 PM
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Denbigh Presbyterian Pre-Kindergarten
The Pre-Kindergarten’s registration period for church members (children and grand-
children) will begin on Tuesday, January 29th. It will open for our current families on February
4th and for the general public on February 11th. You may pick up a registration packet from the
Pre-K office, or visit our website at www.dppre-k.com for more information or to register.
For the 2013-2014 school year we will continue to offer a 2 ½ year old class on T/Th, 3
year old classes on T/Th and M/W/F, and 4 year old classes on M/W/F or M-Th. Registration
fees and tuition are remaining the same.
Maggie Vincelette
DPPK Director
# of Days Registration/Supply/Activity
Fees Monthly Tuition
2 (2 ½ or 3 years) $110 $115
3 (3 or 4 years) $130 $145
4 (4 years) $160 $180
Prime Timers
February 17 – Luncheon in the Fellowship Room after worship, sponsored by Presbyterian
Women and High School Youth
April 20, 5:30 AM – Volunteer at the Peninsula Foodbank
May 9 - Day trip to Edenton, NC. It is a charming and quaint town to visit and the tour will
include lunch. More details to follow
May (date to be announced) – Volunteer for Adopt-a-Spot
June 9, 2:30 PM – Attend Poquoson Island Players production of “Oklahoma”
If any Prime Timer has an idea for the group to participate in and would like to take charge of it,
please contact Elaine. We are always looking for interesting and fun things to do!
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Faith Weaver Friends
Faith Weaver Friends is our exciting children’s and youth ministry which meets on Wednesday
nights from 5:45 to 7:30 p.m. This program features Bible study, dinner, recreation, music,
crafts and lots of fun.
Our spring session began January 30, 2013 with more than 30 children/youth in attendance.
The spring session runs through May 1.
Spring session tuition is $15.00 for the first child, $10.00 for the second child (not to exceed
$30.00 per family). This helps cover the cost of dinner and supplies. Scholarships are avail-
able.
Thank you to all my Faith Weaver Friends volunteers. This program could not run without
you! I truly appreciate every one of you.
If you have any questions about Faith Weaver Friends please contact me at
Liz Marshall
Please join us on February 3 after worship service for our Annual
Souper Bowl of Caring Luncheon. Please bring a crock pot of your
favorite soup or chili or a dessert. Last year we had 18 different pots of
soups. Come hungry so you can sample all soups or eat just your favorite
one! The Middle School youth will be collecting canned goods or mone-
tary donations to help our local food closet Denbigh United Christian Out-
reach D.U.C.O. If you have any questions please see Liz Marshall.
High School Youth Activities
February:
3 Super Bowl Party at the Canaday Home 6 to 10 p.m.
Bring a 2-liter drink and a snack to share
16 Prep for Prime Timer Luncheon
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at DPC
We will begin preparing the meal and set up the
Fellowship room for the luncheon.
17 Prime Timer’s Luncheon
9:30 arrive at DPC to finish prep and attend worship service
11:45 – 2:30 Serve lunch and clean up.
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Joan Kiser
Rhett Hickman
Conner,
grand nephew of Darlene Mays-Tittman
Myrna Bickhart
Jerry Helms
Amelia Britt’s daughter-in-law
Marianne Williams’ father
Michelle Ramdeholl’s mother and brother
Trudy Bowman’s husband
Kathy Baldwin’s father
Leslie Maloney
Jamie Eason
Pete Buchanan
Stephanie Harris
Anne Avery’s sister-in-law
Chip Shefelton’s father
Morris Kincaid
Beth Coulson
Sadie Johnson
Phil Gruber
Johnny Ames
LuAnn Jusino
Rebecca Powell
Betty Roach
Alistair Paton,
brother of Rita Stevens and Lillie Gagliardi
Paul Reynolds’ father, Paul
Janeane Reynolds’ father
Rebecca DuHamel’s mother
Preston DuHamel’s mother
Ben Ellis, surgery
Diana Woodall, Pat Horton’s daughter
Julie Dalton
Tim Jacoby
Andrea Marchese
Family members of Andrea Marchese
Michael Duncan
Whit Mayes
Our Military Tom Joyce Bruce Baffer Chris Rupp
Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Michael Shea
Pete Marshall Lee Holfert Daniel Jones
Jennifer
Lambert
David Baird Joel Silva
David Powers Jacob Mayes Kelly Keene
Jonathan
Graebener
Dan
Barnhart
David
Burroughs
Terri Minch Osner Daniel Troyer Rob Phelps
Lazaro Durruty
Mark Manoso Ryan Jones James O’Suna
Jennifer Hale Williams
Derrick Parker Fred Wong
Our Deployed Mi l i tary Ricardo Marquez
Our Missionaries in Haiti Bruce and Deb Robinson
Serving in the Peace Corps
Kirk
McCullough
We express our sympathies to
the following families. May
God bring comfort and
hope to all who grieve.
Brenda Lamb and family on the death
of her father, William Rorrer.
Jackie LedBetter and family on the
death of her sister.
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For all in my church family who visited me
both in the hospital following two surgeries and my
stays in the rehab center, I want to thank you. For
everyone who sent flowers, food, cards and who
came to visit me since I’ve been home, I do appre-
ciate it. Thank you for your prayers and may God
bless you each and every one for all your kind
deeds.
Sincerely, Becky Powell
Dear DPC family,
Thank you so much for your prayers, phone
calls, cards and thoughts during my recent illness.
Earl and I both appreciate everything.
I am doing much better.
Shirley and Earl Lassiter
1 Dan Dail
1 Myrna Bickhart
A2 James & Michelle Ramdeholl
3 Kelly Phelps
3 Thomas Ragsdale
6 Robert Manoso
6 Sara Marshall
7 Fred O'Keeffe
7 Benjamin Carr
8 Jenny Ames
8 John Mayes
9 Daniel Troyer
10 Raymond Bowman
10 Stephanie Paul
10 Danny Hunt
A10 Carol and Joan Kiser
A10 Willie and Vanessa Gamble
10 Stephanie Paul
11 Shannon Scott
13 Matthew Crane
16 Stacey Coll
16 Justin Marshall
A17 Mark & June Tessarolo
17 Bruce Tuftie
18 Darlene Wickline
19 Keagan Barkdull
19 Sandi Murawski
20 Rebecca Powell
21 John Fleming, Jr.
21 David Jusino II
22 Jamieson Carr
22 Joey Hafner
23 Willie Gamble
25 Madelyn Nance
25 Corban McCullough
25 Eleanor Gruber
27 Samantha Paul
27 Donald Kinkade
28 Hiromi O'Keeffe
28 Doug Hertz
Dear DPC,
We received the James study books-again
many thanks for thinking of us and getting them in
the mail.
We also wanted to say thanks for the Christ-
mas funds and tell you we used them to get some
special ortho shoes for Deb and insoles for Bruce
and a few other personal items we needed at the
house.
I can already feel the difference in my one
foot. I have planter facitisis in one foot.
Thanks,
Bruce and Deb
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Deb
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on V
acation
Feb
ruary
14
-18
, 20
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