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Volume 41Issue 11Denbigh Presbyterian Church

Our Church Staff

Pastor

The Reverend Deborah Dail

Ministerial Assistant

Rusty Norton

Director of Children’s/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 CoordinatorAlicia Lewis

Treasurer

Lorena Riely

The Denbigh Digest is publishedmonthly on the third or fourth

Monday

The deadline for itemsto be included is 9:00 AM

on that Monday

Comments or Questions?Contact the church office

at 877-2048 or e-mail us at [email protected]

October 21, 2013

Inside this issue:

Information 1

United/Attendance 2

Worship 3

Adult Education/Haiti Team 4

Session News/Outreach 5

Outreach 5-9

Fellowship 10

Children’s and Youth Ministries 11

Congregational Care 12

Birthdays/Thank You 13

Pre-Kindergarten 14

November Calendars 15-16

Next Issue for

December isNovember 18, 2013

Commitment Sunday

Commitment Sunday will be held on Sunday, November 3.Please turn in your giving commitment card at that time or

before. Please pray about your commitment and be a part of thismeaningful commitment to Christ. If you have not received a

pledge card please pick one up at the welcome table.

Congregational Meeting – November 3

The Session has called a congregational meeting for Sunday, November 3 to elect officers. The meeting will take place

immediately following the worship service.

Joint Worship Service with Second Presbyterian

We will be worshiping with our brothers and sisters fromSecond Presbyterian at Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Sunday,November 10. Sunday School is at 9:15 a.m. and worshipservice that will include the Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxdedication. Please bring a shoebox filled for a boy or girl on or

before this dedication.

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Church Record Active Membership (405)

Joint Worship at DPC 9/29 Joint Worship at SPC 10/13

Attendance 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20

Worship 193 126 211 156

Nurseries 10 12 8

Sunday School 32 24 29

The Session has approved raising funds to purchase a van

or bus. This vehicle will allow us to more efficientlytransport children and adults to all Church events and pro-vide a way for youth, seniors and others to travel to activi-ties and service opportunities. If you would like to con-tribute, designate your check “Church Vehicle Fund.” If you would like to help with fund-raising, contact Verni Saunders at874-3923 or [email protected].

PEVA Votes to Approve Union of Second and Denbigh Presbyterian Churches

The Presbytery of Eastern Virginia (PEVA) voted on October 22 to approve the Plan of Union for DPC and SPC. The Presbytery also appointed an Administrative Commission to acton behalf of the Presbytery in matters regarding the Plan of Union, the unification of Denbigh

and Second Presbyterian Churches, and the dissolution of Second Presbyterian Church. TheAdministrative Commission is composed of the Reverend Michael Condrey (chair), the Rever-end Helen Byrd, and ruling elders John McLeod (Denbigh), Charlene Diggs (Yorkminster) andWilliam Morrison (Second Newport News).

Transition Team Task Forces Hard at Work

The Transition Team which is facilitating the union of Second and Denbigh PresbyterianChurches has appointed 10 Task Forces. The Tasks Forces are prayer, real estate, historical ar-tifacts/memorabilia, aesthetics, Pre-K, legal, publicity, financial integration, assimilation andmusic. If you desire to serve on any of these task forces, please contact Deborah. The Transi-tion Team is composed of Becky Skaar, Jay Dunn, Carolyn Woodard, Fred Wong, GailMcLeod, Dale Pennell, Deborah Dail, Barry Phillips, Bill Morrison, John Munick, Bob Young,Theal Edwards, Joe Bender and Terry Harrison. Please pray for this team and the task forcesthey are leading.

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Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper

Please join us in celebrating the Lord’s Supper on Sunday, November 3 which is

Commitment Sunday. Please prayerfully prepare for the celebration of the Lord’s Supper.

CHURCH BUDGET

Actual Year to Date September, 2013

Total Income $ 203,975.00

Total Expenses $ 224,377.62

Net Difference $ (20,402.62)

As with most churches, the summer months result in lower attendance and lower numbers of pledges contributed. While DPC is on solid ground financially, our cash flow did not meet our expenses. As we approach the close of September (our third financial quarter), we would

ask that any consideration you can give to bringing pledges current would be greatly ap-

preciated. We have been able to maintain our mission programs and projects but could usesome “catch up time”! The expenses through August (eight months) were $201,587. Our in-come during the same time frame was $180,966, leaving us with an operating deficit of $20,621. Our reserve funds are designated for emergency repairs (think air conditioning!) and

we hope not to utilize the account for continuing the operating funds. Again, if you feel so led,we ask your assistance in keeping our pledges current.

Building Fund for Major Improvements to the Pre-K Wing

With the help of $22,392.51 from savings we have paid for the foundation repair and gutter-ing. We have also replaced the lighting and updated outdated wiring in the Pre-K wing. Asyou are able and feel led, please make contributions to the Building Fund. Contributions tothe Building Fund will help “repay” our savings account.

Joint Worship Services with Second Presbyterian

We will be worshiping with our brothers and sisters from Second Presbyterian over the

coming months on the following Sundays. Please make special note of the location and time of the services.

Sunday, November 10, 10:30 a.m. at DENBIGH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday, December 1, 11 a.m. at SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

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The Small Groups Team is moving forward on implementing Small Groups for thefall. With the union with Second Presbyterian Church as well as the number of newmembers and those who have been with the church for some time, we believeSmall Groups will help us get to know one another on a more spiritual and

personal level.Small Groups: The purpose of a small group is to make disciples. Before we cangrow as disciples, we must be a healthy, loving community. The apostle Paul usedthe term koinonia (Greek for community) 13 times. Each time he spoke of a Chris-tian relationship that is ours through the Holy Spirit, imitating Christ by producingthe kind of love that acts for the good of others. It creates bonds that cannot be de-stroyed. Small Groups will be starting at Denbigh Presbyterian Church this

fall and are a great way to make friends, grow as disciples and experience

koinonia. Groups will meet on a regular basis for Bible study, fellowship and prayer. Want in-depth study? Desire a day or night group? Available on a specificday or night? Prefer a group of men, women, or couples? Need childcare? Inter-ested in a topical Bible study? Sign-up forms are on the visitor table in the

narthex.

COTTAGE STYLE GATHERINGS BETWEEN

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

AND DENBIGH PRESBYTERIANMary Lee and Jay Dunn welcome members of both DPC and SPCcongregations to their home for small, casual get-to-know-you gath-erings. Please sign up on Sundays or call 874-1258 (Dunn's) for oneor all of the gatherings (space is limited). Thursdays, 1-2:30 PM,

November 14 and December 12. Thursday evening, November 14,7-8:30 PM. You will be contacted with further details after you signup.

Thank you to everyone who supported the Haiti Mission Team’s recent yard sales, pumpkin patch and Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream donation opportunity. We were able to finish paying for our June 2013 trip ($477.43) and we now have $1,048.49 toward our next mission trip. We areexcited to continue serving God in Haiti.

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Summary of October 8, 2013 Stated Session Meeting

Approved treasurer’s report through September 30, 2013

Approved Pre-Kindergarten treasurer’s report through September 30, 2013

Approved Minutes of September 10, 2013 Stated Meeting.

Elected the following Officer Nominating Committee: Kristi Spivey, chair; Barbara

Keesee, Presbyterian Women; Pete Marshall, Men of the Church; Rick Pauley, member at large; Kathy Baldwin, active session member; Megan Spivey, youth.

Called a Congregational Meeting for Sunday, November 3 immediately following theworship service for the purpose of electing officers.

Accept with regret the resignation of Elder Don Bickhart from Session effective January10, 2013.

Decision regarding repair of Sanctuary A/C Unit #2 was postponed until February 2014

meeting.

Debbie Richardson continued discussion/education on financial components.

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 everySunday. . .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. Dates for November

November 2013 S.H.A.R.E. orders can be placed the week of November 4-8. The orders will be placed on Monday, November 11 by 10:00 AM.The October orders will be distributed in the Narthex area of Denbigh

Presbyterian Church on Saturday, October 26 from 7:00-7:30 AM the November orders will be distributed in the Narthex area of DenbighPresbyterian Church on Saturday, November 23 from 7:00-7:30 AM. Allorders must be picked up by 7:30 AM on each distribution date. Volun-

teers cannot be held responsible for orders which are not picked up.

DPC will work at the Food Bank on

Saturday, October 26 and

Saturday, November 23. For more

information contact Terry Hall.

D.U.C.O. (Denbigh United Chris-

tian Outreach) is in critical need of food supplies. Each week the need isgreater than the week before. We

thank you in advance for all of your support. You may bring your fooddonations to church and place themon the kitchen counter where theyare picked up and taken to 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 of Thanksgiving 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 Paul’s 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 church’s 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) of these families one gift valued at $20 or less, as well as items these children needthroughout the year – undergarments 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 November 17, 2013 for Thanksgiving meals and 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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Help Build a Stronger Denbigh

For years Denbigh Presbyterian has had a member serving on the Denbigh Community ActionTeam. That organization no longer meets but is supportive of the work and goals of the PIER Intervention Committee in Newport News. The PIER Intervention Committee is committed toorganizing and utilizing resources for supporting the transition of youth and young adults fromgang involvement to law-abiding lifestyles. PIER stands for Prevention, Intervention,

Enforcement, and Re-entry, the four committees within the Mayor's Task Force. The Inter-vention Committee is sponsoring training in the Asset-Based Community Development

approach on November 9. Asset-Based Community Development is a large and growingmovement that considers local assets as the primary building blocks of sustainable communitydevelopment. Building on the skills of local residents, the power of local associations, and thesupportive functions of local institutions, asset-based community development draws upon ex-isting community strengths to build stronger, more sustainable communities for the future.(Asset Based Community Development Institute) Please contact Gerry Ellis if you are

interested in attending the November 9, 2013 workshop.

Provide the simple gift of a shoebox filled with smallgifts and change lives. “Every shoebox gift is an opportunityto touch a child’s heart and share the love of Jesus Christ.”

Look for the Samaritan’s Purse shoebox brochures, which provide suggested gift ideas, in the narthex. You can fill your own shoebox, use one of the boxes provided in the narthex or use one of the Samaritan’s Purse Shoeboxes located on thekitchen counter. Please include $7.00 in your box to help withshipping costs. The deadline to turn in shoeboxes is Sunday,

November 10. We will dedicate the boxes November 10during the worship service. If you have any questions please

contact Liz Marshall.

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

dens at Warwick Forest. The next service is Monday, September 30 at 10:00 AM.This is a multi-center facility for those who are in nursing care, rehabilitation, andhospice. The worship service lasts for approximately thirty minutes and includes allthe elements enjoyed during our Sunday Services. We need volunteers to sing, read,or just visit with those who attend. It is a blessing to all and a great opportunity toreach out to those who cannot normally attend Christian services. For more informa-tion or if you would like to help, please contact Rusty Norton (cell 757-814-1091 or

email [email protected]).

Blessings to all, Rusty

The Gardens at Warwick Forest

Crafter's day out--a regular fellowship opportunity for craftersof all kinds. Whether you paper craft, quilt, do yarn work or something else, please plan to gather with other crafters. Please

bring your project, materials and appetizers and/or snacks to share. (Extensioncords would be a good idea for those using sewing machines.)

When: Saturday, November 2 from 2:30 until 6:00pm. Where: Fellowship Room of DPC

Point of Contact: Beth Wong, [email protected].

Sign-ups have begun for our annual Trunk-or-Treat which will take place in the church parking lot on Wednesday, October 30, 2013, from 6:30 to 7:30 pm. Last year, more than 20

trunks were decorated for the event. We hope to have even more vehicles this year. Please see

the bulletin board near the nursery for more details and to add your name to the list.

If you are unable to participate in Trunk-or-Treat but would still like to help us out –

you’re in luck! We will be glad to accept donations of individually-wrapped candy that can be

passed out to the children. Please bring your donations to the kitchen counter by Sunday, Octo-

ber 27. Thank you.

mailto:[email protected]





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Looking ahead to 2014 as DPC and SPC unite:

January 21, 12:30 PM – Lunch and program in the fellowship room

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

March (date TBA), 5:30 AM – Volunteer at Peninsula Foodbank

April - Mystery trip, watch for details

May 20, 12:30 PM – Lunch and program in the fellowship room

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

Many thanks to Jay and Mary Lee Dunn for hosting the Prime Timers picnic at their home onOctober 5. Lively games, delicious food and interesting conversation contributed to a fun time for the 40+ people who attended!

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Faith Weaver Friends

Attendance at Faith Weaver Friends

10/2 10/9 10/16 10/23

Children 37 33 38 34

Adults 24 18 21 18

Total 61 61 59 52

Faith Weaver Friends Started September 18

Faith Weaver Friends is a midweek program for children in Kindergartenthrough High school. The program consists of dinner, Bible study, and

recreation/crafts. Faith Weaver Friends starts at 5:45 p.m. and concludes at7:30 p.m. every Wednesday from September 18 through November 20,2013. We are looking for some cooks for our Faith Weaver Friends program. If you are interested in cooking please contact Elaine Minch at877-8322 for all the details. If you have any questions about the FWF program and would like to help teach, be a table parent, set up tables or seehow you can volunteer please contact Liz Marshall 874-3672.

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

For kids in Pre-K through 5th grade

What is trunk-or-treating?

The church parking lot with the back ends of cars, vans, and trucks decorated in avariety of fun themes.

Free hot dogs

Treats! Treats! Treats! Kids dressed up in costumes — nothing scary or gory, please.

We invite you to join us for this safe, fun activity that is suitable for all ages to enjoy.

Be sure to bring your friends and neighbors, too.

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Joan Kiser

Rhett Hickman

Conner, grand nephew

of Darlene Mays-Tittman Myrna Bickhart

Amelia Britt’s daughter -in-

law

Kathy Baldwin’s father

Leslie Maloney

Jamie Eason

Pete Buchanan

Anne Avery’s sister -in-law

Chip Shefelton’s father

Morris Kincaid

Phil Gruber

Johnny Ames

LuAnn Jusino

Betty and Lynnwood Roach

Alistair Paton, brother of Rita Stevens and

Lillie Gagliardi

Paul Reynolds’ father

Hiromi O’Keeffe

Beth Coulson Stephen McLeod

Scott, nephew of Rita Stevens and

Lillie Gagliardi

Madyson VanCleave- Hook’s family-Skeeter,

DJ and Haidyn

Ham and Nancy Fairfield

Alice McHenry

Dan Dail

Beau Riely Josh Seburn

Ruth McCullough

Betty Cole

Suzanne Kincade

Paul and Lynn Ardary

Our Military

Tom Joyce Bruce Baffer Chris Rupp

Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Michael Shea

Pete Marshall Lee Holfert Daniel Jones

Jennifer

Lambert

Daniel Troyer Joel Silva

David Powers Jacob Mayes Ryan Jones

Fred Wong Dan

Barnhart

James

O’Suma

Terri Minch Osner Rob Phelps

Lazaro Durruty Jessica Horine

Mark Manoso Jennifer Hale Will iams

Our Deployed Mi l i tary Ricardo Marquez

Jonathan Graebener

(Nephew of Joanna and Bev Daniels)

Our Missionaries in Haiti Bruce and Deb Robinson

We express our sympathies to

the following

families.

May God

bring comfort and hope to all who

grieve.

Guy Quesenberry and family mem-bers and loved ones on the death of

Dorothy.

Greg and Darcy Terry and families

on the death of Tommy Terry.

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Mark Your Calendars Now

November 3, 10:30 a.m. – Stewardship

Commitment Sunday

November 10, 10:30 a.m. – Joint Worship

Service at Denbigh PC; Shoebox Dedication

November 27, 7:30 p.m. – Thanksgiving

Service

December 1, 11 a.m. – Joint WorshipService at Second PC (1st Sunday 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. – Christ-

mas Eve Services

1 Suzanne Fleming

A1 Brian and Stephanie Harris

2 Haley Crippen

3 Laurel Ann Amos

3 Bev Daniels

3 Chancey Hall

A4 Morris and Joyce Kincaid

4 Joel Silva4 Jennifer Ryan

4 Jim Vollmer

A5 Greg and Lisa Blinco

5 Anneliese Collins

6 Ethan Barkdull

8 Brittany Hall

16 Dawn Hafner

9 Cassandra Wong

9 Paul Reynolds

12 Tyler Jamison13 Hallie Webster

13 Robert Depp

14 Jacob Potts

15 Joan Kiser

16 Rick Pauley

17 Sarah Renner

17 Chelsea Fuselier

17 Nate Martin

18 Liz Marshall

19 Rosemary Murphy19 Christopher Garcia

20 James Uma

20 Pat Horton

21 Rhett Hickman

22 Claire Schwarting

22 Henry Schwarting

23 Charles Miller

24 Barbara Shefelton

24 Taylor Roach

24 Shirley Rucker A24 Preston & Rebecca Duhamel

24 Richard Horner

25 Beth Wong

25 Sara Sue Law

26 Ham Fairfield

27 Benjamin Ellis

29 Joan Amos

29 Mary Nell Adams

30 Pamela McCullough

We would like to thank everyone for their prayersand well wishes during Josh's illness. His progress

has been more than expected and he continues to

improve. Please continue to keep him (and us) in

your prayers as he continues his recovery at MCV.

The Seburn family

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Denbigh Presbyterian

Pre-Kindergarten October is such a fun month here at DPPK. Newport News Fire

Department Station #9 stopped by with their engine. The firefighterscame into our classrooms to demonstrate “Stop, Drop, and Roll” and “StayLow and Go.” They taught about fire safety and showed off all of theirgear.

The very next week brought a visit from Officer Livingston, who is aCommunity Resource Officer with the Newport News Police Department.Officer Livingston talked about the importance of wearing our helmetswhile bike riding, and gave a demonstration of his special vehicle called aSegway! The children also were able to view his police department

vehicle. They loved seeing the flashing lights and hearing the loud siren.Officer Livingston told them that police officers are here to help them, andhe spoke to them about how to be safe on Halloween night while trick-or-treating.

Speaking of Halloween, we will have our annual Halloween costumeparades on October 30 and 31 right after carpool. Please stop by to watchus if you have the time. If the weather cooperates we will be outside inthe parking lot, but if it is raining we will parade around the sanctuary. Ihope you can join us!

Maggie Vincelette

DPPK Director

Thank you to all the teachers, parents and children from Denbigh PresbyterianPre-Kindergarten who attended worship service with us October, 20 for Pre-K Sunday.

We enjoyed having everyone visit with us and fellowship at the reception following worshipservice. Denbigh Presbyterian invites everyone back anytime you would like to come and

welcomes you with open arms if you are looking for a church home.

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10

17

24

27

ThanksgivingService

Greeters

(front/rear

entrances)

Lassiter,Earl

Lassiter,Shirley

Avery,Josh

Blinco,Lisa

Smith,P

at

Uma,James

Rogers,Geoff

Rogers,Sarah

Gagliardi,Lillie

Stevens,Rita

Ushers

*Denotes

teamcaptain

*HALL,TERRY

Hall,Patti

Harris,Brian

Harris,Stephanie

*MCLEOD,JOHN

Miller,Martha

Singletary,Juanita

Woodard,Carolyn

*BOWERS

,KEN

Ames,De

bbie

Burroughs

,Bob

Harvey,P

eggy

*Mayes,John

Hoopes,Irene

Martin,Lloyd

Mayes,Betty

*JONES,BILL

Jones,Dee

Kinkade,Suzanne

Uma,James

Worship

Leader

Norton,Rusty

Sk

aar,Becky

Dail,Dan

Wightman,Jim

Shefelton,Barbara

Youth

Reader

TenEyck,Katie

Marshall,Justin

C h i l d r e n ’ s

Moment

Marshall,Liz

Shefelton,Barbara

Lewis,Iris

DuHamel,Preston

Crib/Toddler

Nursery

Amos,Jennifer

Amos,John

Hull,Donna

Hu

nt,Connie

Nance,Casey

Nance,Jeff

Pennell,Dale

Tuftie,Lana

Pennell,Keith

TuftieClaire

CombinedNursery

Hoopes,Irene

Rogers,Sarah

Pre-school

Nursery

Coll,Stacey

Shefelton,Kinsey

Harris,Stephanie

Bensten,Jeanne

TenEyck,

Katie

Welcome

Table

LedBetter,Jackie

Moss,Dawn

Murawski,Sandi

Singletary,Juanita

Counters

Hall,Terry

Tittman,Darlene

Kin

caid,Joyce

Vassos,Carolyn

Silva,Ch

risty

Skaar,Becky

Avery,Anne

Crippen,Sara

Preparation

ofElements

Marshall,Liz

R

ichardson,Debbie

Gamble,Vanessa

Communion

Skaar,Becky

Spivey,Kristi

Vassos,Carolyn

W

oodard,Carolyn

Bowers,Ken

Canaday,David

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SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

November 2013

1 2

10:00 AA(FR,CR)

2:30-6:00Crafter’s Day(FR)

3 DST Ends

9:15 Sunday School 10:30 Wor-ship/Communion/Commitment Sunday 11:45 CongregationalMeeting

4

10:00 PG (P)

5

Pre-K Chapel

7:30 OA (Rm9)

6

Pre-K Chapel

5:45 FWF 6:30 Choir 7:45 Bells

7

8:00 AA

(FR,CR)

8 9

9:00-1:00Officer Train-ing 10:00 AA(FR,CR)

10 Joint Wor-

ship 9:15 Sunday School 10:30 Worship/Shoebox Dedication

11

Office

Closed

12

11:00 EASE(FR,CR)

7:00 Session(FR) 7:30 OA (Rm9)

13


14

1:00-2:30 Cot-tage Meeting@ Dunns 7:00-8:30 Cot-tage Meeting@ Dunns

8:00 AA

(FR,CR)

15 16

10:00 AA(FR,CR)

17

9:15 Sunday School 10:30 Worship 2:30 PTs to SmithfieldTheater “Hairspray”

18 Di-

gest 10:00 PG (P)

19

Pre-K Chapel 10:00 Esther Cicle (L) 10:00 Lydia Cir-cle

7:00 PriscillaCircle @ Pen-nells 7:30 OA (Rm9)

20


21

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

22 23

5:30 Food-bank 7:00 SHARE 10:00 AA(FR,CR)

24

9:15 Sunday School

10:30 Worship 25 Di-

gest 10:00 PG

(P)

26

7:30 OA (Rm9)

27

NO FWF NO Choir NO Bells

7:30 ThanksgivingWorship Service

28 Office

Closed

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

29

Office

Closed

30

10:00 AA(FR,CR)

Middle & High School

Retreat @ Makemie

Woods

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