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Volume 40Issue 6Denbigh Presbyterian Church

Our Church Staff

Pastor

The Reverend Deborah Dail

Ministerial Assistant

Rusty Norton

Director of Childrens/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 CoordinatorAlicia Lewis

Treasurer

Lorena Riely

The Denbigh Digest ispublishedmonthly on the third or fourth

MondayThe deadline for items

to be included is 9:00 AMon that Monday

Comments or Questions?Contact the church office

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

May 20, 2013

Inside this issue:

Foundation / VBS 1

Worship/Finance/Session News 2

New Members 3

Presbyterian Disaster Assist 4

Outreach 5-7

Thank you / Adult Education 8

Fellowship 9

Childrens and Youth Ministry 10

Congregational Care 11

Birthday / Baptisms 12

June and July Schedules 13-14

June/ July Calendars 15-16

Next Issue for July

and AugustJune 10, 2013

A Firm Foundation: Over the past year, the Session has ex-plored ways to address the serious foundation issues in the Pre-KWing of the church. After hearing presentations from two compa-

nies which address such building concerns the Session voted toaccept a bid from FSI in the amount of $32,000. The work will

begin on May 29. During this time the Pre-K classrooms will beemptied and the contents will be stored in Rooms 3 and 5. Addi-tionally, the Session has approved a bid of $8,840 from StarlingGuttering Inc., and guttering has been installed on the church toaddress some of the water diversion issues so that the foundationwill not be further compromised. Other water diversion strategiesare also planned. As we have done with other major projects inthe past (e.g., the narthex and the kitchen), needed funds areborrowed from the churchs savings and we work to repay oursavings through contributions designated for the Building Fund.Currently, we have $16,211.49 in the Building Fund. As you areable and feel led, please make contributions to the Building

Fund.

Vacation Bible School isbeing held July 22-26, 2013from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

nightly. The theme this year

is Kingdom Rock.

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Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper

Please join us in celebrating the Lords Supper on Sunday, June 2 and Sunday, July 7.Please prayerfully prepare for the celebration of the Lords Supper.

CHURCH BUDGET

Actual Year to Date April 30, 2013

Total Income $ 93,930.72

Total Expenses $ 96,833.85

Net Difference $ (2,903.13)

Church Record Active Membership (407)

Attendance 4/21 4/28 5/5 5/12 5/19

Worship 140 113 163 140 150

Nurseries 8 5 6 6 11

Sunday School 17 18 41 26 20

Elana Levy is in her second year of seminary at the Louisville Presbyterian Seminary and willbe preaching at Wythe Presbyterian Church on 151 Robinson Road in Hampton, VA at 11 a.m.,Sunday, May 26. Elana was active at DPC in her youth.

Summary of May 14, 2013 Stated Session Meeting

Received, reviewed, and approved financial statements for Church and Pre-Kindergarten.

Approved minutes for the March 12, 2013 Stated Meeting and April 6, 2013 CalledMeeting.

Received report on April 13 "Will Your Church Be Here 10 Years from Now" Workshop.

Accepted resignation of Ray Minch as Assistant Treasurer with regret.

Appointed Fred OKeeffe to the Endowment Committee.

Elected Lorena Riely Treasurer for 2013.

Reviewed reports from committees.

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Rick and Linda Kerns Adam, Sarah, Pax

and Lucy RennerRick KernsA Newport News native, Rick is athree-time graduate of the College of Williamand Mary (B.A., M.A. and J.D.). Before enteringlaw school, he taught high school English for two

years. After law school, he was an AssistantCommonwealths Attorney in Newport News for

13 years and then an attorney in private practicefor 15 years. For the past six years he has been aGeneral District Court Judge in Newport News,trying civil, criminal, and traffic cases. He andhis wife Linda have been married for six and ahalf years. Although they have no children, theyhave a cat named Shirley. Rick joined DPC by

letter of transfer from Hilton PresbyterianChurch.

Linda KernsA Newport News native, Lindaearned a Bachelors Degree in Social Work fromEast Tennessee State University, a Masters De-

gree in Social Work from Norfolk State Univer-sity and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Shehas worked for over 30 years in the mental healthfield. For the past six and a half years she has

served as the Director of Community Living forthe Arc of the Virginia Peninsula providing resi-dential and day services for adults with intellec-tual disabilities. When not working, she enjoysteaching yoga as a certified instructor to the indi-viduals and employees at work and a local studiowhile supporting her mother in a nursing home.Linda joined DPC by letter of transfer fromHilton Presbyterian Church.

Adam RennerAdam was born in Pitts-burgh, Pennsylvania and grew up in BeulahPresbyterian Church. He graduated fromthe University of Dayton and now workswith a logistics company. Adam and hisfamily recently returned from a three-yearassignment in New Zealand, and they arehappy to have the opportunity to return tothe U.S. East Coast. After having been onthe move with work relocations the pastseveral years, the Renner family of four isready to join a new church family. Adam

joined DPC by letter of transfer from Beu-lah Presbyterian Church.

Sarah RennerSarah is married to herbest friend and love of her life, Adam, andis mother to two incredible little miracles,Pax and Lucy. She enjoys traveling, paint-ing, art and interior decorating and hastraveled the world with her husband. Shelooks forward to visiting more new, excit-

ing places. She chooses to be a stay-at-home mom, and family and faith are every-thing to her. Originally from Ohio, she haslived all over the country and has also livedin New Zealand. Sarah joined DPC by pro-fession of faith and was baptized. Sarahand Adams daughter, Lucy Alise, was also

baptized.

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Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) will be responding with One Great Hour ofSharing funds and members of the National Response Team to a devastating tornado that

struck Moore, a populous suburb of Oklahoma City, Okla.

The 200 mph, F-4 tornado struck Monday evening and destroyed whole neighborhoods.Two elementary schools were in the tornado's path and one school sustained a direct hit.

Five counties in Oklahoma have been declared federal disaster areas. The Oklahoma VOADhas reported that many unsolicited volunteers have been showing up. They have pleaded thatthe information get out that volunteers are not yet needed. First responders need first to com-

plete their work.

PDA previously responded to the 1999 tornado in Moore that caused $1 billion worth ofdamage, including extensive damage to the First Presbyterian Church in Moore. PDA will be

working with Presbytery leadership to help meet the needs of families most impacted by thiscrisis. help

You can stand in the GAP for disaster survivors, and help the church in its response:

Give

Share your financial blessings by designating gifts to DR000015USA Disasters and Emer-gencies. Individuals may give through your local Presbyterian congregation, online, or bymailing a check to Presbyterian Church (USA), P.O. Box 643700 Pittsburgh, PA 15264-3700. Please note DR000015 Oklahoma on your gift. You can also text PDA to 20222 todonate $10 for disaster response; or call PresbyTel at (800) 872-3283 to give by credit card. (If

you wish to contribute through Denbigh Presbyterian Church, please make your check to DPCand mark the memo line with DR00015 -- Oklahoma.)

ACT

Following disasters in the United States, there is a need for cleanup buckets for those returninghome to begin the daunting task of cleaning up what the disaster left behind. Learn how toassemble a CWS Cleanup Bucket.

Volunteers may be needed for future recovery efforts. You may email the PDA Call Center([email protected]) or call (866) 732-6121 to discuss your interest in serving. You

will then be notified if/when the communities are requesting volunteers. Please keep in mindthat volunteers at this time are not requested, while first responders are completing their work.Please keep them in your prayers.

PRAY

As part of the body of Christ, our first and best response is prayer. Please pray for those whosurvived the storm and will face hard days ahead, for those who mourn loved ones lost, andthat the response of the church will be an example of the faithful love of God.
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S.H.A.R.E. Dates for June, July, August

and SeptemberJune 2013 S.H.A.R.E. orders will be placed the week of June 3-7. Theorders placed on Monday, June 10 at 10:00 AM will be distributed in theNarthex area of Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Saturday, June 22 from

7:00-7:30 AM. July 2013 S.H.A.R.E. orders can be placed the week ofJuly 8-12. The orders will be placed on Monday, July 15 at 10:00 AMthese orders will be distributed in the Narthex area of Denbigh Presbyte-rian Church on Saturday, July 27 from 7:00-7:30 AM. August 2013S.H.A.R.E. orders can be placed the week of August 5-9. The orderswill be placed on Monday, August 12 at 10:00 AM. These orders will bedistributed in the Narthex area of Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Sat-urday, August 24 from 7:00-7:30 AM. September 2013 S.H.A.R.E.

orders can be placed the week of September 9-13. The orders will beplaced on Monday, September 16 at 10:00 AM. These orders will bedistributed in the Narthex area of Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Sat-urday, September 28 from 7:00-7:30 AM. All orders must be picked upby 7:30 AM on each distribution date. Volunteers cannot be held respon-

sible for orders which are not picked up.

Denbigh Presbyte-

rian Church mem-bers will work at the

Food Bank on Satur-

day, June 22, July

27, August 24 and

September 28. For

more information

contact Terry Hall.

D.U.C.O. Denbigh United Christian Outreach is in critical need offood supplies.

D.U.C.O (Denbigh United Christian Outreach) needs the follow-ing food items: tuna fish, rice, peas, corn, green beans, canned

potatoes, canned fruit, instant potatoes, canned chicken andbeef stew, crackers, hamburger helper, boxed salad, Vienna

sausages, pasta, oatmeal and any other cereal, jelly, dry milk,

canned milk, salad dressing, peanut butter, peanuts, apple-

sauce, mustard, ketchup, mayo, nabs, jell-o, pudding, cake/

brownie mix and or other snack items. You may bring yourdonations to church and place them on the kitchen counter. You

help is greatly appreciated.

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Summer Outreach to Children

This year we are trying something new with our summer outreach to chil-dren. For the past six years we have served lunch and provided activitiesfor children at Pauls Mobile Homes Estates on a daily basis throughout

the summer. This year we are moving the ministry here to the church andexpanding the program to include not only the children of Pauls but also

the children of Faith Weaver Friends.

What: Nutritious, kid-friendly lunch and enrichment activities in a

Christian environment

Whom: Children who have completed kindergarten through grade 8

Pre-school aged children if accompanied by responsible adult atall times

When: Monday through Thursday, June 17 through August 29

Time: Noon to 1:30 p.m.

Noon to 3 p.m. on days when field trips to Grissom Library or

other sites are offered

Volunteers are needed to:

Assist in preparing and serving the lunch

Provide enrichment activities for the children

Spend time and build relationships with the children

Provide transportation for children who need rides

Sign up at the kitchen counter or call the church office at

877-2048 to volunteer.

We have received a generous donation of $7,500 to help fund this ministry

for the summer.

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The new pictorial directories are now available.

You may purchase a print version for $5.00 with a binder; $4 without a binder.

You may access the directory on line by following these steps:Go to www.denbighpres.org, Look on the left side of the home page forDirectory

Link and click, You will see at the top of the page another notation forDirectory Linkclick on the link, You will be asked for a password. Please call the church office between 9a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday to receive the password.

Our team departs on June 17 to serve in Haiti. Each team member pays $500 towards his/herexpenses and personally pays for all needed shots/medications, passports and miscellaneousneeds. The team collectively raises funds for the remainder of the expenses. Thank you for theways you have supported the fundraisers and for the opportunities youve provided team mem-

bers to work and earn money at your homes. Although we are close to meeting our fund-raising goal, contributions are still needed. If you feel led to contribute, please designate yourgift to the Haiti Mission Team. (Contributions help cover all plane tickets, including in-countryflights; luggage costs on flights; lodging/food; ground travel expenses in Haiti; and workequipment we take with us as requested by Bruce Robinson.) This years team members are:

Sandi Murawski, Dawn Moss, Mason Murawski, Lamar Saunders, Megan Spivey, JamieSpivey, Deborah Dail, Justin Marshall, Patti Hall and Sandra Beebe. Please keep the team in

prayer.

On a regular schedule, Denbigh Presbyterian Church conducts a service at The Gardens atWarwick Forest. On July 29 Deborah Dail will conduct the service. This is a multi-centerfacility for those who are in nursing care, rehabilitation, and hospice. The worship servicelasts for approximately thirty minutes and includes all the elements enjoyed during our SundayServices. We need volunteers to sing, read, or just visit with those who attend. It is a blessingto all and a great opportunity to reach out to those who cannot normally attend Christianservices. For more information or if you would like to help, please contact Rusty Norton (cell757-814-1091 or email [email protected]). Blessings to all, Rusty

The Gardens at Warwick Forest
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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Our heartfelt thanks go out to all of our church family who stood by us during my motherSadies illness and passing. The prayers, cards, calls, food and visits meant so much. A spe-

cial thank you to Deborah and Rusty who were there with us when we needed them most.

Thanks and God Bless you!

Betty Roach and family

Don and Peggy Harvey thank all our DPC family for the cards, phone calls, visits, and food

after Dons knee replacement surgery. We are totally blessed with good friends.

God Bless!

Don and Peggy

Adult I will study the meaning and context of worship with readings in the Old Testamentbooks of Isaiah, Ezra and Nehemiah during the summer quarter which begins June 2 andconcludes August 25. All are welcome Sunday mornings at 9:15 in the Conference Room.

Pastor Deborah and Congregation,

We want to thank you all for all the prayers and support you all have given us during this

tragic time in our lives. We know Madyson is at peace. Thanks again, Tracy "DJ", Skeeter,Haidyn and Kurt (family members of Madyson VanCleave Hook)

INTRODUCTION INTO SMALL GROUPSThe Small Groups Team is moving forward on implementing Small Groups for the fall. Withthe potential merger with Second Presbyterian Church as well as the number of new membersand those who have been with the church for some time, we believe Small Groups will help usget to know one another on a more spiritual and personal level. Deborah will be introducingthis topic in her June 9th sermon and sign-ups will begin this summer.

What Are Small Groups

3045 minutes of Bible Study.

2030 minutes of connecting with and praying for each other.

We would like to have the Small Groups happen at different homes. If you are interested inhosting, please note your willingness on the sign-up sheet.

Please give any thoughts or feedback to the church, addressed to the Small Groups Team.

Thank You,

The Small Groups Team

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Prime Timers

May 9Thirteen people enjoyed a day trip to Edenton, NC. We toured a couple of historic

homes, took a trolley tour and ate lunch at a downtown restaurant May 11Thanks to Dean and Mary Nell Adams, Martha Miller, Franz and Helen Thiessen

and Ray and Elaine Minch for volunteering for Adopt-a-Spot June 2Host Graduates Reception June 9, 2:30 PMAttend Poquoson Island Players production ofSome Enchanted Evening.

Second Presbyterian Prime Timers will join us August 18, 2:30 PMLes Miserables at Peninsula Community Theatre. Reservations will

be taken July 7 and 14If any Prime Timer has an idea for the group to participate in and would like to take charge of it,

please contact Elaine Minch. We are always looking for interesting and fun things to do!

The 2013 conference and fellowship of Presbyterian Men is July 19-21 at the MassanettaSprings Conference Center in Harrisonburg, VA. Details are available from Jay Dunn

(874-1258) and conference brochures in the church office.

13 of us went on a day trip to Edenton, NC.We had a great time and lots of laughs. Wetoured a couple of historical houses, enjoyed atrolley tour and ate a delicious lunch at309 Bistro Restaurant. The highlight of ourday was when Pat Horton, Martha Miller, GailMcLeod and Ray Minch found bargains at thelocal consignment shop! Ray even wore hisnew Hawaiian shirt home!

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Hear Ye! Hear Ye!Fair Ladies and Noble KnightsThe honor of your presence is requested atVacation Bible SchoolWhere Kids Stand Strong for GodOn Monday, July 22 July 26 from 6:00-9:00 pmat Denbigh Presbyterian ChurchIf you have any questions please call Lady Liz at 757-877-2048 oremail [email protected]

Registration Forms are available on the bulletin board, on our website at denbighpres.org orstop by the church office between the hours of 9:00 AM1:00 PM

We are in need of volunteers in all areas. We need help with decorations, working on the set,

painting, and many other things. Supplies that are needed will be posted on the bulletinboard. Please check it often.Volunteers are much needed during the week of VBS.

Volunteer forms will be on the bulletin board and on our website. If you can help in ANY

capacity, please contact Liz Marshall at 757-874-3672 (home).

Thank you to all the volunteers that helped make Faith

Weaver Friends a huge success this 2012-2013 term! We

averaged about 35 to 40 children a night. Thank you to allthe cooks, dessert makers, kitchen staff, provided transpor-

tation, table parents and team leaders for various activities.

DPC is truly blessed to have such amazing volunteers that

care so much for the children. Plans for the 2013-2014 term

has begun. If you would like to be part of the team that

makes a difference in the lives of children please contact Liz Marshall 877-2048 or by email

at [email protected].
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Joan Kiser

Rhett Hickman

Conner, grand nephew

of Darlene Mays-Tittman

Myrna Bickhart

Jerry HelmsAmelia Britts daughter-in-law

Kathy Baldwins father

Leslie Maloney

Jamie Eason

Pete Buchanan

Stephanie Harris

Anne Averys sister-in-law

Chip Shefeltons father

Morris KincaidPhil Gruber

Johnny Ames

LuAnn Jusino

Betty and Lynnwood Roach

Alistair Paton, brother of Rita Stevens and

Lillie Gagliardi

Paul Reynolds father of Paul Reynolds

Michael Duncan

Hiromi OKeeffe

Janet Bill

Beth Coulson

Jennifer Mansell (upcoming surgery)

Stephen McLeod

Scott, nephew of Rita Stevens and

Lillie Gagliardi

Madyson VanCleave-Hooks family

Ham Fairfield

Brenda Bender (Second Presbyterian)

Lorenzo Grant

Amelia Grant

Bill Percival

Our MilitaryTom 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

Fred WongDan

Barnhart

James

OSuma

Terri Minch Osner Daniel Troyer Rob Phelps

Lazaro Durruty

Mark Manoso Ryan Jones

Jennifer Hale Will iams

Our Deployed Mi l i tary Ricardo Marquez

Jonathan Graebener (Nephew of Joanna Daniels)

Our Missionaries in HaitiBruce and Deb Robinson

We express our sympathies to

the following families. May

God bring comfort and

hope to all who grieve.

Stacey Coll on the death of her grand-mother

Anthony and Victoria Coll on thedeath of their great grandmother.

Congratulations to Brenda McGowan andRussell Raasch on their marriage on

May 4, 2013.

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Sarah and Lucy Renner

April 21, 2013

1 LouDean Mayes

2 Bonnie Ellis3 Caitlin Jones

3 Dorothy Sharpe

3 Adrianna Mansell

5 Jenny Fairfield Hughes

A6 Bev & Joanna Daniels

6 David Baird

6 Eddie Greene

6 Curtis Barkdull

A6 Bev and Joanna Daniels

6 Warren Joyce

7 Mackenzie Baird

A8 Owen & Kristi Spivey

A8 Bill & Dee Jones

8 Bayley Shefelton

8 Brandon Jones

A8 Dan & Deborah Dail

8 Doug Spruill

A8 Jim & Eleanor Robinson

9 Wylie Crane

10 Owen Spivey

11 Bill Cole

12 Greg Black

13 Claire Tuftie

A14 Bill and Ellen Percival

15 Mason Murawski

A15 Bob and Rosemary Murphy

A15 Henry & Gloria Schwarting

16 Howard Vassos

16 Kay Gray

18 Amanda Banner

A21 Ronald and Jeanne Bensten

21 Irene Hoopes

22 Christine Ragsdale

23 Kelly Montgomery

A24 Pete and Beth Manoso

24 Beth Manoso

24 Jacob Holt

24 Chip Shefelton

24 Carter Pennell

A24 Pete & Beth Manoso25 Earl Lassiter

25 Michael Canaday

27 Sarah Rogers

27 Debbie Vigilante

28 Logan Easter

28 David Lambert

A28 Daniel and Bonnie Ellis

A28 John & Gail McLeod

29 Barbara Keesee

30 Al Hannum

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30

Greeters

(front/rearen-

trances)

Minch,Ray

S

ingletary,Juanita

Powell,Becky

Te

rry,Pat

Avery,Anne

Woodard,C

arolyn

Gagliardi,Lillie

Stevens,Rita

Kincaid,Joyce

Smith,Pat

Ushers

*Denotes

teamcaptain

*SHEFELTON,CHIP

Mansell,Heather

S

hefelton,Barbara

Shefelton,Kinsey

*MAY

ES,JOHN

Hoopes,Irene

Mar

tin,Lloyd

May

es,Betty

*PENNELL,

KEITH

Hull,Don

na

Hunt,Connie

Mansell,M

egan

*MARSHALL,PETE

Marshall,Justin

Marshall,Liz

Marshall,Sara

*MURAWSKI,PAT

Murawski,Sandi

Moss,Dawn

Pauley,Rick

Worship

Leader

Norton,Rusty

Shefelton,Barbara

Norton,Rusty

Skaar,Becky

Wong,Beth

Youth

Reader

Davenport,Grey

Tuftie,Jack

Mansell,Adrianna

Baldwin,Erin

Marshall,Justin

Childrens

Moment

Norton,Rusty

DuHam

el,Preston

Spivey,K

risti

Skaar,Becky

Marshall,Liz

Crib/Toddler

Nursery

Nance,Casey

Nance,Jeff

Pennell,Dale

Tuftie,Lana

Hall,Pa

tti

Hall,Terry

Burns,Dreama

Dunn,MaryLee

Ames,Debbie

Marchese,Andrea

Pre-school

Nursery

Bensten,Jeanne

M

ansell,Suzanna

Pennell,Keith

Tuftie,Claire

Miller,Ma

rtha

Mansell,He

ather

Norton,Penny

TenEyck,Katie

Shefelton,Kinsey

Smith,Pat

Mansell,Adrianna

Welcome

Table

Murawski,Sandi

Singletary,Juanita

Woodard,C

arolyn

Coll,Stacey

Burns,Dreama

Counters

McLeod,John

Williams,Phil

Bill,Janet

Eason

,Charlotte

Hall,Terry

Tittman,Da

rlene

Avery,Anne

Crippen,Sara

Silva,Christy

Skaar,Becky

Preparationof

Elements

Hall,Terry

Harris,Brian

Harris,Stephanie

Communion

Hall,

Patti

Hall,Terry

Mayes,Betty

Mayes,Whit

McLeod,John

RickPauley

Penn

ell,Dale

Pennell,Keith

Richardson,Debbie

Skaar,Becky

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14

21

28

Greeters

(front/rearen-

trances)

Percival,Bill

Percival,Ellen

Rogers,Geoff

Rogers,Sarah

Hoopes,Irene

Mansell,Jennifer

Goble,Grace

TenEyck,Katie

Ushers

*Denotes

teamcaptain

*LASSITER,EARL

Gamble,Vanessa

Goble,Grace

Eason,Don

*REYNOLDS,PAUL

Mansell,Suzanna

Marchese,Andrea

Reynolds,Janeane

*DANIELS,BEV

Daniels,Joanna

DuHamel,Preston

Duhamel,Rebecca

*SPRUILL,DOUG

Hiltabidle,Jim

Skaar,Becky

King,Maria

Worship

Leader

Norton,Rusty

Anson,Shirlie

Canaday,David

Ames,Debbie

Youth

Reader

Marshall,Sara

Tuftie,Jack

Mansell,Adrianna

TenEyck,Katie

Childrens

Moment

Dunn,MaryLee

Murawski,Pat

Blinco,Lisa

Murawski,Sandi

Crib/Toddler

Nursery

Hoopes,Irene

Rogers,Sarah

Amos,Jennifer

Amos,John

Hull,Donna

Hunt,Connie

Nance,Casey

Nance,Jeff

Pre-school

Nursery

Lamb,Brenda

Sweigert,Crystal

Harris,Stephanie

TenEyck,Katie

Coll,Stacey

TenEyck,Katie

Bensten,Jeanne

Melvin,Stacy

Counters

Kincaid,Joyce

Vassos,Carolyn

Coll,Stacey

Kinkade,Sue

Singletary,Juanita

Wong,Beth

McLeod,Gail

Williams,Phil

Welcome

Table

Dunn,Jay

Moss,Dawn

Ellis,Gerry

Gamble,Vanessa

Preparationof

Elements

Marshall,Liz

Richardson,Debbie

Gamble,Vanessa

Ju

ly

20

13

Communion

Richardson,Debbie

Shefelton,Barbara

Shefelton,Chip

Skaar,Becky

Spivey,Kristi

Woodard,Carolyn

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JUNE 2013

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

2 Graduate Sun-day9:15 Sunday School10:30 Worship/Communion

310:00 PG (P)

4

7:00 WOC Council(CR)

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

5

6:45 Choir

6

8:00 AA (FR,CR)

7

1 10:00 AA(FR,CR)

1:00 PTsDecorate (FR)8

8:30 D.U.C.O.

(RM 9)

10:00 AA(FR,CR)

99:15 Sunday School

10:30 Worship2:30 PTs to Poquo-son Island Players

10

DigestJuly/August

10:00 PG(P)

1111:00 EASE

(FR,CR)

7:00 Session (FR)

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

12

6:45 Choir

13

8:00 AA (FR,CR)

14 15

10:00 AA(FR,CR)

169:15 Sunday School10:30 Worship /

Commission HaitiMission team

1710:00 PG (P)

Noon-1:30Summer Min-istry Begins

(EW,K, FR)

Haiti Mission

Team Departs

1810:00 Esther Cir-cle (L)

10:00 Lydia Circle

Noon-1:30 Sum-mer Ministry

(EW,K, FR)

7:00 Priscilla @Pennells

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

19Noon-1:30Summer Ministry

(EW,K, FR)

20Noon-1:30 Summer

Ministry (EW,K, FR)

8:00 AA (FR,CR)

21 OfficeCLosed 225:30 Food

Bank7:00 SHARE

(N)

10:00 AA(FR,CR)

239:15 Sunday School

10:30 Worship

2410:00 PG (P)Noon-1:30Summer Min-istry (EW,K,

FR)

25Noon-1:30 Sum-

mer Ministry

(EW,K, FR)

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

26Noon-1:30 Sum-mer Ministry

(EW,K, FR)

27Noon-1:30 Sum-

mer Ministry

(EW,K, FR)

Haiti Mission TeamReturns

8:00 AA (FR,CR)

28 OfficeClosed 2910:00 AA

(FR,CR)

309:15 SundaySchool

10:30 Worship

AAAlcoholics Anonymous SSanctuary PGPrayer Group MOCMen of the Church

EASEEarly Alzheimers Support and Education WOC Women of the ChurchFWFFaith Weaver Friends HSHigh School P-Parlor or Pastors Office CR-Conference Room

L-Library EWEducation Wing MSMiddle School OAOvereaters Anonymous

PEVAPresbytery of Eastern Virginia

BSBible Study PTs Prime Timers FR-Fellowship Room K - Kitchen

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JULY 2013

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT


(EW,K, FR)


(EW,K, FR)

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

3Noon-1:30Summer Min-istry (EW,K,

FR)

4 Independ-ence Day

Office Closed

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

5Office Closed

610:00 AA(FR,CR)

79:15 Sunday School

10:30 Wor-ship/Communion


(EW,K, FR)

9Noon-1:30

Summer Ministry

(EW,K, FR)

7:00 Session (FR)

7:30 OA (Rm 9)


FR)


FR)8:00 AA(FR,CR)

12Office Closed 13

10:00 AA(FR,CR)

149:15 VBS Training9:15 Sunday School10:30 Worship


(EW,K, FR)


(EW,K, FR)

7:30 OA (FR,CR)

17

Noon-1:30Summer Min-istry (EW,K,

FR)


FR)

8:00 AA

(FR,CR)

19Office Closed

2010:00 AA(FR,CR)

219:15 VBS Training9:15 Sunday School10:30 Worship


(EW,K, FR)

6:00-9:00 VBS

23Noon-1:30

Summer Ministry

(EW,K, FR)

1:00 PEVA Mtg

6:00-9:00 VBS

7:30 OA (Moved)


FR)

6:00-9:00

VBS


FR)

6:00-9:00

VBS

8:00 AA(Moved)

26Office Closed

6:00-9:00

VBS

275:30 Food Bank7:00 SHARE(N)

10:00 AA(FR,CR)

28VBS Sunday9:15 Sunday School10:30 Worship

11:45 VBS Picnic

29

10:00 Service atWarwick GardensNoon-1:30Summer Ministry

(EW,K, FR)

30

Noon-1:30Summer Ministry

(EW,K, FR)

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

31

Noon-1:30Summer Min-istry (EW,K,

FR)

AAAlcoholics Anonymous SSanctuaryPGPrayer Group MOCMen of the Church

HSHigh School L - Library K - Kitchen

EASEEarly Alzheimers Support and Education

WOCWomen of the Church BSBible Study

FWFFaith Weaver Friends PTs Prime Timers

P-Parlor or Pastors Office CR-Conference Room

EWEducation Wing MSMiddle School

FRFellowship Room OAOvereaters Anonymous

PEVAPresbytery of Eastern Virginia

Presbyterian Mens

Conference at Massanetta

Springs July 19-21, 2013

digest 05-15-13

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