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A Publication of The Presbyterian Church, Fredericksburg, Virginia Lamp
January
2013
Led by the Holy Spirit, we glorify, nurture, witness.
A Word about ‘New’
“So if anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation:
everything old has passed away;
see, everything has become new!” (II Corinthians 5:17)
A New Year.
New opportunities, resolutions and beginnings.
“A new covenant sealed in my blood.” (Luke 22:20)
January brings to Christians more than a calendar change, and less also. We are
part of the people of the new covenant in Christ Jesus. Our beginnings are open to
us every day in our time. Repentance, forgiveness, reconciliation and renewal are
part and parcel of our life in Christ. The Psalmist describes God’s blessings and
mercies as new every morning. We have tended to view every day as full of oppor-
tunities to serve God through Jesus Christ.
The new reality that has come to the world in and through Jesus Christ is as fresh
every day as the dawn. We need not limit ourselves to looking only at the first day
of January. God’s grace and blessing meet us every day.
Hoping you will make the most of all the newness God provides, I am
Sincerely yours in Christ,
On the INSIDE
Fellowship/CE .............. 2-5
Mission ......................... 5-7
Deacons ........................... 8
New Members .............. 6-7
Youth ................................ 8
Birthdays & Milestones .... 9
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Monthly PW Circle Meetings Never Ending Circle - Sunday, January 6, 12:30 p.m. - Home of Trudy McNatt; leader: Trudy McNatt 373-2852
Circle of Joy - Monday, January 7, 10:00 a.m. - Church Parlor; leader: Kathryn Hower, 361-7435
Circle of Prayer - Tuesday, January 8, 12:00 p.m. - Middle House; leader: Jeanne Ramsburg, 710-5891
Friendship Circle - Tuesday, January 8, 11:30 a.m., lunch followed by lesson at 12:30 p.m. - Chancellor Village; leader: Ashley Conway, 972-8124
Faith Circle - Monday, January 14, 12:30 p.m. - Church Parlor; leader: Sonie Horstman, 972-7129
Empty Nesters--Movies/Games/Conversation Night. Make the trek on Saturday, February 2, 6:00 p.m., to King George for a fun evening!
Bring an hors d'oeuvre or dessert and your favorite beverage. Bring along a favorite game
or movie, too! Should we watch Groundhog Day!? RSVP to Lynn and Preston Simms,
[email protected]. Lynn and Preston live at 12092 Mt. Rose Drive, King George; Mt.
Rose is off of Rt. 3 near the King George YMCA.
Fellowship Event Join us Sunday, February 24, for a 2:00 p.m. matinee per-
formance at the Barksdale Theater in Hanover Courthouse.
Tickets are $28. A lunch buffet will also be available. More
information and sign up opportunities will be available imme-
diately after Christmas.
Cotton Patch Gospel is a musical by Tom Key and Russell
Treyz with music and lyrics written by Harry Chapin. Based on the book The Cotton Patch
Version of Matthew and John by Clarence Jordan, the story retells the life of Jesus as if in
modern day, rural Georgia. Save the Date!
Prime Timers The Prime Timers will gather for lunch at O’Charley’s Restaurant in Central Park (1791
Carl D. Silver Parkway) at 12 noon on Wednesday, January 9. We will pay by separate
checks. For reservations, please call Neil or Marcia Corry at 548-4625. Bruce plans to
share details about the May overnight trip.
The Forever Young Luncheons Pork tenderloin, sweet potatoes, applesauce, peas and cake are on the menu as the
Forever Young Luncheons resume on Tuesday, January 22, at 11:30 a.m., in the
Church House dining room. For reservations, please call Ellie Bell at 371-7093,
by January 15. Please let Ellie know if you need a ride.
Hey, Let’s Put on a Show! Come join us on Saturday, January 26, for a night of fel-
lowship and spectacular entertainment. All you have to do
is bring a dish to pass that can be served in a bowl such as
chili, soup or stew, and the Fellowship Committee will pro-
vide drinks, salads and dessert. Dinner will be at 5:30 p.m.,
and the show will start at 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
If you can sing, dance, tell jokes, play a musical instru-
ment, perform stupid human tricks or have any other per-
forming skill, we are looking for you! To perform in the
show, please contact Scott Fischer, 540-899-6064
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School Dressing Days
We will be collecting
used OUTERWEAR
ONLY for children grades
K-12 (coats, jackets,
sweatshirts, hoodies, etc.)
and gently used SHOES
We will NOT be col-
lecting OTHER used
clothing this year.
Please leave donations in
the bins in Fellowship
Hall.
Vacation Bible School
Save the Date
July 14 — July 18
Church School Brunch The Christian Education Committee will host a brunch for children, youth and adults on
Sunday, January 6, beginning at 9:30 a.m., in the Fellowship Hall. This will begin our
new semester of Church School. All food and beverages will be provided. At 10:00 a.m.
children and youth will go to their classes. Adults will remain in the fellowship hall to
hear a special presentation by Elder Bill Nix on his recent trip to Haiti.
The Winter/Spring Adult classes will begin on Sunday, January 13. The classes are:
NEW CLASSES
The Year with the Bible class – reading the Bible in one year – will meet each week
to discuss the readings, share background on the books being read and to answer ques-
tions. The personal insights, experiences and questions of each participant will en-
hance the understanding as well as encourage participants as they journey through the
Bible together. Rev Bob Azzarito, Don Newlin, Preston Simms and Carol Houchin
will lead this class which meets on the 1st floor of the Church House.
Being Reformed: Faith Seeking Understanding class – will take you through
three 6-week courses using the curriculum series Faith Seeking Understanding. The
Rev. Terry Diebold will lead the first course, Theology for Presbyterians, (January 13
-February 17). In the second course, Reading the Bible for Understanding, the Rev.
Allen H. Fisher will facilitate (February 24 - March 31). Sarah Dennis will teach the
third course, A Brief Statement of Faith (April 7 - May 12). The class meets in the
Middle House 1st floor.
CONTINUING CLASSES
Faith & Movie Class – Do you like to watch movies? Do you like to explore their
meaning for today and what they might say about our faith? If so, this is the class for
you. The class will pick a movie to watch during the week and then come to class to
discuss it. Marty & Vicky Wilder, Claudia Emerson and Susan Worrel and John Iacu-
nato will lead the class. which meets in the Church House, 2nd floor, back room.
Parenting Class – will read and discuss the book, Blessing of a B-minus by Wendy
Mogel, the author of the book used in the fall. Although the focus of the class will be
on teenagers, all area of parenting will be discussed. Some questions the class will ex-
plore are: What to do when these children become teenagers, when their sense of inde-
pendence and entitlement grows, the pressure to compete and succeed skyrockets, and
communication becomes fraught with obstacles. Leadership will be shared and meets
on the 2nd floor of the Church House.
Searching for God in Life's Coincidences – Are the coincidences we experience in
our daily walks just matters of unlikely probabilities actually happening? Or is God,
with his infinite grace, a better explanation? The Bible hints that God has his hands
right in the middle of these daily marvels. In John 11:40 we read, Jesus responded,
“Didn't I tell you that you will see God's glory if you believe?” In Jeremiah 29:13 we
also read, “You will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart.”
We are using Squire Rushnell's book of short stories, When God Winks at You. We
are adding other stories we run across in our daily walks, and we are sharing our own
personal stories as we search for God in life’s coincidences. If you were not with us
for the first half of the church school year, there is no problem with joining us for the
second half of the year. We would love to have you. Jeff Peterson will facilitate the
class which in the Undercroft.
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Confirmation Journey The 2013 Confirmation Journey begins Sunday,
January 13 at 5:00 p. m., in the Middle House with
an orientation for youth, parents and covenant part-
ners. All 8th graders are welcome to participate.
If your youth has not already registered and
wishes to join the class, please contact Pastor
Dennis, 373-7057 ([email protected])
In Christ’s service are these members of the
Confirmation teaching team: Barry Jones, Jen
Rowe, Bridget Harvey, Bruce Harvey and Rev.
Patrick Dennis.
Worship Workshop Children (1st-3rd grade) and their parents are invited
to the Worship Workshop on Sunday, January 27,
following the 11:00 a.m. worship service. We will
begin with lunch in the Fellowship Hall, and then
proceed to the second floor of the Education
Building for a series of workshops, that will
include the offering, the Apostles’ Creed,
the Lord’s Prayer, the order of worship, the
sanctuary game, the Doxology & Gloria Patri,
making a hymnbook marker and an orientation to the
sanctuary. If you plan to attend, please let Bruce know
([email protected]), or call the church
office (373-7057) by January 20 .
The 2013 Vacation Bible School will be on July 14-18. The theme will be “Athens: Paul’s
Dangerous Journey to Share the Truth.” Please mark your calendars. This year there is a
planning committee that will run VBS. The members are: Holly Horn, Merry Egge, Amanda
Murray, Donna Ridge, Susie Kuliasha, Carrie Szlyk, Ashley Conway, Lisa Harrison and
Bruce Harvey. If you wish to help, please contact a member of the committee.
Wednesday Fellowship will begin on Wednesday, January 23, and continue
through March 20. We will skip February 13 for Ash Wednesday. Dinner is from
5:45 to 6:45 p.m., with activities for all ages from 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.
On January 23, 30 and February 6, we will have an all-group activity following
dinner. On January 23 & 30 everyone will participate in Bible games and activities.
On February 6, Bill Nix will share info about his trip to Haiti. The Christian Medi-
tation group and children’s bell choir, directed by Mary Ann Casey, will meet as scheduled. From February 20
through March 20, adults and youth may choose to go to a Lenten Bible study or evening prayers. This is a little
different format for our Wednesday Fellowship. We invite you to give it a try whether you are a regular participant
or want to try something new.
Thanks to Church School Teachers The Christian Education Committee thanks the following teachers of adult classes for
their time this fall: Donna Ridge, Carol Rebman, Kathryn Hower in the Spirituality &
Weight Loss Class, and David Johnson, Tamie Pratt-Fartro, Porter Blakemore, Pastor
Fisher in the Unfolding Our Story Class. The committee also thanks discussion leaders
in the Unfolding our Story class: Amy Talmadge, Pam Eisensmith, Bill Nix, Trey Tal-
madge, Dick Balch, Rod Hughes, Doreen Vaughn, Margaret Beattie, Lewis Lowery,
John Howe, Heather Howe, Steve McCullough and Betsy Lewis. We thank the teachers
of the Parenting Class – Pete & Sharon Humes and Michelle Porter who led the class
this fall. This class will continue in the winter/spring with shared leadership.
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College Mission Trip to Haiti A group of our college students will be going to Haiti this summer
(May 29-June 5) and working with Mission of Hope. As you know,
the needs of Haiti are great and the opportunities vast. The work we
will be doing has not yet been determined. We are hopeful that the
congregation will partner with our college students by helping with
the cost of the trip. If you are interested, you may make a donation
payable to the church, note: College Mission. We look forward to
sharing our experience with you this summer.
Plans for 2013 Adult Mission Trip The plans for the 2013 Adult Mission trip are to go work on homes in
Nashville, Tennessee, March 31-April 6.. We will once again stay at the
Westminster Presbyterian Church where we were two years ago. In
working on homes damaged by the floods in 2010, we discovered a
number of homes in the area needed repairs. We would plan to drive to
Nashville.
If through PDA or other contacts we find that we can help in the areas
damaged by Hurricane Sandy, we will change plans and try to go the
same week. Please let Bruce know if you are interested in participating
in the 2013 trip.
Congregational Retreat - March 9 & 10, 2013 Join us on March 9 and 10, for the Annual Congregation Retreat at Camp Hanover located in
Mechanicsville, VA. This church-wide event is an opportunity for children, youth and adults
of all ages and families of all shapes and sizes to enjoy a weekend of crafts, group activities,
fishing, rock wall climbing, movies, singing, worship, campfire, story telling, and more as we
explore our theme - Fellowship Through the Seasons of the Church Year. Watch the bulletin
for details on registration. If you have questions or suggestions, please talk to one of the com-
mittee members – Bruce Harvey, Pam Eisensmith, Beth Huber, Debe Garrison, Brittany Har-
vey, Connie Barnes, Jon Schneider, Mary Grace Humes, Barry Hall and Greg Szlyk.
ADAPT Church School Class for 3rd-5th Graders Our 3rd-5th graders will have a special Church School class on Sunday, January 27, in the
fellowship hall. The ADAPT – A Disability Awareness Planning Team – will lead the
class that will have activities helping children experience a variety of disabilities their class-
mates deal with on an everyday basis. Parents will receive more information about the ex-
perience in the coming weeks.
Plan Now for Summer Camp at Camp Hanover Be on the lookout for Camp Hanover summer camp brochures which should be available in
January. Camp Hanover is our Presbytery camp located just east of Richmond, outside of Me-
chanicsville. One of the changes for the 2013 summer schedule is that weeklong camps will
begin on Sundays instead of Mondays. Summer camps are for rising 2nd graders through
high school graduates.
Our Congregational retreat will also be at Camp Hanover in March.
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Food Pantry Update The Mission Committee has changed the food pantry items we will offer to our patrons to improve the nutritional con-
tent. The changes will include the elimination of macaroni and cheese and ramen noodles and the addition of a chili mix
(dried beans, diced tomatoes and chili seasoning), a 16 oz package of rice, apple sauce, several small boxes of raisins,
and a package of fig Newtons. The total cost of the two bags of items given to those who visit the Food Pantry will be
approximately $21. We encourage members to support the food pantry with monetary donations and/or to bring the spe-
cific food items that are included in the bags given to patrons.
If you wish to volunteer to help at the Food Pantry, please contact Bob Piersall at 373-3289 or [email protected].
What Is In the Bag? With the newly implemented changes to items given to patrons who visit the Food Pantry, this is what people take
home with them after a visit to the Food Pantry:
3 individual packages of oatmeal
3 packages of nonfat dry milk (to make 3 quarts of milk)
1 jar of peanut butter
1 jar of jelly
2 cans of tuna or other meat
1 package of day spaghetti or other pasta
1 jar of spaghetti sauce
2 cans of soup
2 canned meals (stew, ravioli, etc.)
2 cans of mixed vegetables
1 can of fruit
3 small boxes of raisins
1 jar of apple sauce
1 package of Fig Newtons
16oz bag dried beans, diced tomatoes (2 cans) and chili seasoning mix
16oz package of rice
A box of crackers, juice, snacks (i.e., cookies), and other items such as shampoo if they are available..
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MEALS ON WHEELS: Coordinator and Drivers Needed Meals on Wheels is a program that provides a cold noontime meal and a hot evening meal for the elderly and convales-
cent. Subscribers pay for the meals which are prepared by Mary Washington Hospital and delivered by volunteers Mon-
days through Fridays.
If you would like to deliver meals within a four-mile radius of Mary Washington Hospital, please contact either Becky
Paul, 373-2294 or Carol Underhill, 371-2567.
Melville G. Wright III, who has coordinated the program for a number of years, wishes to
step down in March. If an individual or a group will consider taking over as coordinator, they
should contact Dr. Wright at 371-1517. The duties of the coordinator are:
1. Screen prospective clients to see if they qualify
2. Notify the hospital dietary department and drivers about new clients
3. Collect and record payments from clients for their meals
4. Send payment to Sodexo, the hospital’s food service, monthly
5. Problem solving as needed, e.g., covering for a driver who does not show up as sched-
uled, correcting an incorrectly delivered or missing meal box, etc.
Also, please contact Becky Paul or Dr. Wright if you know someone who would benefit from
receiving meals through the program.
3rd Saturday Community Dinners Check your calendars! The dates for the upcoming free Community Dinners are January 19,
February 16, March 16. If you would like to help, contact Karen Johnson, 371-2719,
Helping With the Cold Night Shelter Our volunteers continue to work at the Micah Cold Night Shelter every Wednes-
day evening making beds and checking in the guests for the evening. There are two
ways you can help. Pray for all the volunteers and guests at the Cold Night Shelter.
The second way is to bring socks and/or underwear of all sizes to the church. We
take 36 t-shirts, underwear, or pairs of socks each Wednesday along with a snack to
give to the guests. There are bins outside the fellowship hall and the sanctuary
where you may place your items. The shelter will run through the end of February.
Stop Hunger Now Coming again on Souper Bowl and Youth Sunday, February 3, is a STOP HUN-
GER NOW event. We will again package dehydrated, high protein, and highly nu-
tritious meals that are used in crisis situations and in school feeding programs for
schools and orphanages in developing countries around the world.
This is an event that all ages from 3 to senior adults may work together to assem-
ble 25,000 meals. We will need $6,250 to cover the cost of the meals that are $.25
each. The Souper Bowl offering will go toward this effort, and other donations are
welcomed. Plan to join us for this exciting event.
Thoughts from Sarah Dennis, Our Youth Leader
2013…what a year it will be! The youth of The Presbyterian Church
wrapped up 2012 with fun and service. We played games, made sandwiches for
Micah, and each group had a white elephant gift exchange. Batteries, glued to-
gether pennies, oversized toothbrush and a individual-sized box of milk duds were
just a few of the gifts this year. It is always a fun time! We also had a meaningful time delivering
Angel Tree presents and making Christmas more fun and less stressful for many families. Many
thanks to everyone in our congregation who helped make that possible. We have such a wonderfully
giving church family.
As 2013 gets underway, the youth will be planning for Youth Sunday/Souper Bowl of Caring, and
learning more about how we can serve Christ in our daily lives and having fun. Check out the calen-
dar for all our great events.
See you at youth group!
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Fusion (Senior High - 5:00 p.m., Sundays):
January
6: Kickoff with Games
13: Youth Sunday Planning
20: Youth Sunday Planning
27: Youth Sunday Planning
February 3: YOUTH SUNDAY and SOUPER BOWL
OF CARING
February 15-17- Mystery Trip…come find out where we
are going to be serving.
April 12-14- Retreat: we will be heading to the West Vir-
ginia Mountains this year to retreat together.
It is not too late to sign up for summer trips (Rising 9th
graders-graduated seniors):
Mission trip to Memphis, TN- June 23-29
Montreat: July 21-27
Velocity (Middle School - 6:30 p.m., Sundays):
January
6: Kickoff with Games
13: What does it mean to be bare in
front of God?
20: Guy/Girl night
27: Mission- clothing
February 3: YOUTH SUNDAY and
SOUPER BOWL OF CARING
March 2: Ski Trip
April 20-21: POJ Middle School Retreat
at Camp Hanover
Deacon Corner ~ Fellowship and Group Activities Committee Feeling sociable? The Fellowship and Group Activities Committee may be the place for your enthusiasm and talents.
This committee is co-chaired by Session Elders David Johnson, Jeff Spinnanger and Robin Joel, and their purpose is to
plan activities for congregational fellowship. Church fellowship is a key element for our members to laugh, make
memories, and enjoy each other’s company. This is one way we make friends and build lasting relationships within our
church family.
Some of the traditional activities this committee organizes are Suppers for Seven, the bi-annual Talent Show, Mother’s
and Father’s Day recognitions, Fall Festival, dinner theater events, pie socials, summer baseball games, and the Church
Retreat. If you are interested in joining these fun-loving organizers, please contact Dave Johnson (540-371-2719), Jeff
Spinnanger (368-1968), Robin Joel (540-229-1421), or Bruce Harvey (540-373-7057).
Milestones Capsule of Concern: Jerry Zekert
Continued Prayers: Jean Gill, Marjorie Glassco, Bud Helmen,
Janie Kash, Ruth Moffitt, Jeanne Waite
Weddings: Meghann Green and James Rusbarsky were mar-
ried December 8, 2012, at The Presbyterian Church.
Our heartfelt Christian love and sympathies are extended to:
Betty Jo Morecock on the death of her mother, Hazel Wells
Collins, who died on November 15, in Gloucester, Virginia.
Sharon Humes and family on the death of her uncle, Bob
Glidden (former member), who died on December 3, 2012,
in Florida.
Sandy Askins and family on the death of her mother, May
Ida Stevenson, who died on December 8, 2012.
Lamoine Knefelkamp and family on the death of his wife,
Brenda Sauls, who died on December 11, 2012.
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2. Libby Humes, Scott Theado, Shelby Gleason,
Tom Wimberly
3. Brent McGhee
4. Mollie Cass, Jeremy Stoddard
5. Linda Spangler
6. Mark Hughes, Joan Darby
8. Haley Dameron
9. Bud Baker, Sarah Gormley, Mike Gillenwater,
Anne Thompson
10. Harry Farley, Bridget Harvey, Lily Read,
Thomas Digges, Fidelia Boshears
11. Eric Dowling, Lillian Remsen, Ruth Moreau,
Laura Digges
12. Mike Foreman, Ginger Oplinger
13. Pete Kolakowski, Claudia Emerson
14. Gary Scheibel, Allison Worthington, Ashley Kave
15. Lou Cralle, Duane Hansen, Neil Sullivan,
Anne Betz, Amy Maclean, Kristina Brough,
Eleanor Bailey
16. Susan Harrison, Anne Shotwell, John Baer,
Susie Davis
17. Jane Williams, Erica Foreman
18. Rick Banez
19. Greg Medsker, Missy Dodson, Wendel Gouldman,
David Godshall
20. Don Wilson, Chris Repp, Miguel Pineda,
Meredith Goggin
21. Ben Middleton
22. Nellie Kate Dameron
23. Nancy Wilson, Madison Early
24. Jeff Kunkler
25. Liz Thompson, Fred Betz
26. Harry Lewis, Sam Lowery
27. Seth Rapkins, Jamie Gillespie, Adam Bentley
28. Sue Stone, Don MacNemar, Claire Fritz,
Anna Rainey
29. Ellie Bell, Bruce Harvey, Brian Baker, Silas Lacey,
Kim Liska, Clara Liska, Courtney Stone,
Paula Steven, April Stevens
30. Joan Eck, Kaileen Coffman, Don Doherty
31. Lynn Norfleet, Suzanne Broman, Robert King
Elders -
Margaret Beattie
Suzanne Bevan
Dave Bohmke
Jacob Coffman
Gaye Copley
Joan Darby
John Garrison
Tristin Fidler
Wayne Hibbeler
Rod Hughes
Sharon Humes
Robin Joel
David Johnson
Jeff Kunkler
Lindsay Pargman
Bob Piersall
Tamie Pratt-Fartro
Jeff Spinnanger
Doreen Vaughn
2012-2013 Session
Moderator – Rev. Allen H. Fisher, Jr., Pastor
Clerk of Session - Patty Toler
Associate Pastor - Rev. Patrick Dennis
J a n u a r y B i r t h d a y s
Communion Schedule Worship Committee and Session have voted to continue
our recent practice in scheduling the sacrament of Commun-
ion. In the year ahead we will celebrate the Lord’s Supper
on the first Sunday of each new season in the church year.
This means our 2013 dates are:
January 6 Epiphany
February 17 First Sunday in Lent
March 28 Maundy Thursday
April 7 First Sunday of Eastertide
May 26 Trinity Sunday (First Sunday after Pentecost)
October 6 World Communion Sunday
Please note that the season of Ordinary time (Sundays
after Pentecost) is the longest. We will add a
date in July or August as summer schedules are
made. Keep an eye out for future announce-
ments.
Elders Sharon Humes and Joan Darby,
For the Worship Committee
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1. Genesis 1, 2 / Matthew 1
2. Genesis 3,4 / Matthew 2
3. Genesis 5, 6 / Matthew 3
4. Genesis 7, 8 / Psalms 1, 2
5. Genesis 9-11 / Matthew 4
6. Genesis 12, 13 / Matthew 5
7. Genesis 14, 15 / Psalms 3, 4
8. Genesis 16, 17 / Matthew 6
9. Genesis 18, 19 / Matthew 7
10. Genesis 20, 21 / Matthew 8
11. Genesis 22, 23/ Psalms 5. 6
12. Genesis 24, 25 / Matthew 9
13. Genesis 26, 27 / Matthew 10
14. Genesis 28, 29 / Psalms 7, 8
15. Genesis 30, 31 / Matthew 11
16. Genesis 32, 33 / Matthew 12
17. Genesis 34-36 / Matthew 13
18. Genesis 37, 38 / Psalm 9
19. Genesis 39, 40 / Matthew 14
20. Genesis 41, 42 / Matthew 15
21. Genesis 43, 44 / Psalm 10
22. Genesis 45, 46 / Matthew 16
23.Genesis 47, 48 / Matthew 17
24. Genesis 49, 50 / Matthew 18
25. Exodus 1, 2 / Psalms 11, 12
26. Exodus 3, 4 / Matthew 19
27. Exodus 5, 6 / Matthew 20
28. Exodus 7, 8 / Psalms 13, 14
29. Exodus 9, 10 / Matthew 21
30. Exodus 11, 12 / Matthew 22
31. Exodus 13, 14 / Matthew 23
Year of the Bible
Readings for January 2013