NEWSLETTERNEWSLETTER

Presbyterian Church (USA)   

2 West Faye eville Street 

Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480 

910.256.2819     JANUARY 2016 JANUARY 2016 www.li lechapel.org 

Dear Little Chapel, The staff of Little Chapel would like to express our appreciation for the Christmas Love offering and for the many won-derful little gifts and acts of kindness given and shared with us over the past couple of weeks. It is indeed a warm feeling to know we are part of this church family, and we thank you for all the ways you have shown us how much you care for us this Christmas season.

Blessings, Pat, Emily, Mary,

David, Martha, Dan, Joan,

Angela and Annie

To Our Guests, We welcome you to the Little Chapel on the Boardwalk Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). You may have questions; we have answers! During the year, LCOB Offers opportunities for new and prospective members and inquirers to learn more about the church. To find out more, please see Pastor Pat or contact the church office, (910) 256-2819 ext. 100.

DEAR LITTLE CHAPEL ON THE BOARDWALK FAMILY,

It is December 22 and I am writing this so I can get it to Martha for the newsletter, before I head off to Seattle on Christmas day to join Marcia and our daughter and son-in-law, and oh, four of our granddaughters. I am really looking forward to this vacation, maybe more than I have looked forward to one in a very long time. It has been a long month for most of us at Little Chapel...a month that has seen us ride the roller coast-er of emotions. There was the decorating and the Hanging of the Greens, the wonderful choir Christmas Cantata, the children's Christmas pageant and youth pancake supper, the day trip to Myrtle Beach, the PW Christ-mas gathering, the warm feeling in our hearts as we helped others less for-tunate, but then there were the difficult times. We said "goodbye" in De-cember to three wonderful church members and friends; Nancy Words-worth and Frank and Shirley Clawson. I know there are others of you who are going through difficult times as we come to the end of the year. But through it all, I just want to say again, as I have said so often in the past how very, very fortunate I feel to be your pastor. Through all that hap-pened this Advent season everyone pulled together and worked together, and prayed together, and we will as a community of faith get through it all, because we have one another to lean on and because we have a God who loves and cares and only wants the best for each one of us. I want to thank you for the love and support you have shown to Marcia and myself not only this past month, but the past year. I know it might even sound like a cliché' now, but you are indeed the "Little Chapel with the Big Heart" and I am blessed to be your pastor. I hope each of you has a very wonderful Christmas and New Year's Day and that 2016 is for you, every-thing that you want it to be.

Blessings, Pastor Pat

THANK YOU A heartfelt “thank you” to all who sent Christmas cards, greetings and goodies to me and my family over this Christmas Season. What a joy to be a part of this con-gregation and I wish everyone a happy and healthy New Year 2016. Thanks also to our wonderful volunteer mu-sicians, singers and bell ringers who shared their talents for the Cantata and special Christmas services.

David

will resume regular Thursday night rehearsals

beginning January 7 at 7 PM in the Choir Room.

will resume regular Tuesday night rehearsals beginning January 12 at 6:30 PM

in the Sanctuary.

January’s fellowship dinner is scheduled for

January 28 at 6:00PM, followed by Chancel Choir rehearsal at 7:30PM. The dinner is open to all musicians

and their spouses. NOTE: location of dinner to be announced.

Letters to the Music Department:

Dear David and LCOB Chancel Choir, Thank you for letting me sing with you for your Cantata. It was superb! Kudos to you all for your hard work, it does pay off. Happy Holidays to one and all and please invite me back.

With Regards, Kevin Ulisnik (bass)

Dear David , You and your choir have made music flow with-in and on to with-out. It is wonderful.

Thanks, Christmas 2015 Susan Love Lewis

David, Wishing you a warm and wonderful Holiday Sea-son. I can’t tell you how much I have always en-joyed you and your music!

You are a talent – Merry Christmas! Shirley Clawson

Dear David It was so great to play (violin/viola) for you and your wonderful choir again this year. Rainer and I look forward to it every Christmas – God Bless and Merry Christmas.

Paula Moeckel

“Now turn to hymn 206.

Sing the first verse.

Mumble the third.

Hum the fifth.”

PYC EPIPHANY PARTY SUNDAY, JANUARY 10

5:30PM - 7:00PM We're celebrating Epiphany with a white elephant gift exchange. Bring a wrapped re-gift item to participate.

PYC ANNUAL

IMPORTANT DATES:

SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 Final trip balances due

SUNDAY, JANUARY 17 Ski Trip Pre-Trip Meeting

7:00PM ~ Conference Room All first time skiers and their parents

need to attend this mandatory meeting.

PYC MEALS VOLUNTEERS We LOVE our volunteers!!

Contact Emily Donovan if you would like to provide a meal.

JANUARY 10 Jordan Family JANUARY 17 Open JANUARY 31 Laakmann Family

PYC SCHEDULE

JANUARY 3

No PYC

JANUARY 10

Regular PYC

JANUARY 17

Regular PYC

JANUARY 24

SKI TRIP!! No PYC

JANUARY 31

Regular PYC

CHILDRENS NEWS (Pre-K- Grade 5)

CHILDREN’S CHIRISTMAS PROGRAM The tale of the Nativity has been told and retold for generations through

stories, songs and presentations. The First Christmas was this years Nativity Story presented by the children of Little Chapel and led by

Mary Brooks, Director of Children’s ministries.

2016

The scholarship committee is pleased to announce that the 2016-2017 Scholarship applications will be available in January for individuals pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies. You will find the applications located on the bookcase opposite the church office. Please re-turn completed applications to Little Chapel by April 30, 2016.

THURSDAY MORNING

BIBLE STUDY WINTER SERIES

Our Winter Bible Study on Thurs-day mornings will resume on

Thursday, January 21, 2016. We will continue our study of Kay Arthur's The Names of God. New participants are encouraged to attend, as it is not a requisite to have completed the first part last fall. Each lesson is a stand- alone chapter about the Hebrew names of God and the meaning of each name. Books are available at Lifeway Book Store or see Jean Schild. Our participants last fall en-joyed this fascinating study and we are eager to have everyone return and to have new participants as well. See Jean Schild for questions...a signup sheet will be in the narthex.

FLOWERS FOR

SUNDAY WORSHIP

In the narthex is a signup sheet for fresh flowers for our sanctuary for Sunday mornings. Next to this is a small stack of forms to fill out for Martha. Just fill out this form, include your check and put this in Martha’s box across from the office. These flowers can be given in memory of someone or in honor of whoever you may choose. Your flowers actually serve two purposes. They are enjoyed by everyone during worship, then the flowers are used to make up smaller arrangements that are taken to our members in care, in the hospital, or ill at home. These people so enjoy receiving flowers that they know were in our sanctuary during worship. This is just another way we can make people who cannot get to church feel that they are still a part of our church family. The cost of one vase is $50. and the cost of two vases is $100. If you donate one vase, it will be placed on the communion table. If you donate two vases, they will be placed on the flower stands at the front of the sanctuary. Please note, Communion Sundays (the first Sunday of each month) require two vases. Please consider being a part of this ministry.

Join us for lunch on January 8, 2016

at noon. Come join us for good food with great friends

at: OC in the Forum

(Osteria Cicchetti) 1125 Military Cutoff Road Hope to see you there!

For more information, please contact Linda Shahaltough (794-5280).

SALVATION ARMY

FOOD OF THE MONTH:

CEREAL

TILESTON OUTREACH WINTER UPDATE

January, special requests include: Kitchen items - pots, pans, microwaves, crock-

pots Children and infant clothing, baby wipes, dia-

pers, towels & bathing items Winter clothing & blankets are especially ap-

preciated on cold winter days. Toiletry items - soap, shampoo, deodorant, etc. Please place donations on Little Chapel’s Tileston Bench. There is a basket on the mission table for small toiletry items.

If you have furniture, appliances or a large quantity of boxed/bagged donations, you may call Sister Isaac’s office and leave a message requesting a van pick-up. Leave a detailed description of the items you wish to give at 762-5491, Ext 135. A volunteer will return your call to arrange a time for pick-up. Tileston business hours are Monday through Thursday from 9:00AM to 11:30AM, except school holidays.

For questions, please contact: Ellen Dudley , ehdudley@gmail.com , 910-470-7588 or Jacalyn Bristow, Jacalyn@bristowsurveying.com, 910-471-5959.

Drivers for January:    

January 3   Jacalyn Bristow 

January 10   George & Linda Johnson 

January 17   Pat & Mary Roche 

January 24  Dan & Cheryl Hammond  

January 31   Gary & Betty Gischel 

JOY OFFERING

Little Chapel is keeping promises made to support church workers through assistance in their time of need and cultivating racial ethnic education and leadership development. This was made possible by your generous donation of $515.00 to the Joy Offering. Thank you !!!

Outgoing elders Brett Blizzard, Sharon Minor and Jean Schild were recognized and thanked for their service for the past three years.

Incoming elders Susan Long and Jim Smith was welcomed to the session and thanked for their will-ingness to serve. Newly elected elders Freddye Led-ford and Jim Bolick were unableto attend this meet-ing but were recognized and thanked by the session for their willingness to serve as elders.

The Staff/Officer retreat for all staff, elders and deacons will be held on January 16, 2016, at Shell Island Resort.

Advent services, especially the Choir Christmas Cantata, have been well received by the congrega-tion.

Three new members were welcomed into our fel-lowship in December - Lori Holcomb, Mark Labocceta, and Gerry Williamson.

Plans are in place for substitutes for worship during Pastor Pat's absence after Christmas.

Dean Cobble was elected church treasurer for the next year and Jean Schild was elected Clerk of Ses-sion.

Men's Prayer Breakfast

Treat yourself to a great breakfast and a healthy dose of spirituality!

You are invited to join the Men of the Little Chapel at

Boathouse Restaurant 9:00AM

Prayer breakfasts are always the first, third and fifth Saturday mornings

of the month. Join us this month: January 2, January 16 & January 30.

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS 

PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN In the days leading to Christmas we experienced such anticipation, looking forward to all the good things the season would bring us. Then it was all over and we sometimes feel a little let-down. But the anticipation doesn't really end there! At the New Year, don't we anticipate what 2016 will bring? For the Women of Little Chapel, we will look forward to our Circle meetings and our study of the stories of water in the Bible. This month those stories will tell us of the absence of that life giving liquid and our long-ing to have our thirst and our souls quenched and of the beauty and joy we are given in God's deliverance from the treacherous waters we sometimes must cross. I anticipate some interesting conversations as we relate to one another our own stories of thirst and deliverance. Please check the church calendar for where and when our Circles meet. All are welcome! We are also anticipating welcoming Church Women United to Little Chapel on Friday, January 8 at 9:30am when we gather with them for the CWU Annual Meeting. Come join us!

Dru

Circle #1, January 4, Monday, 10:30AM Hostess: Bertha Martin

121 King Arthur Drive

Circle #2, January 5, Tuesday, 10:00AM Choir room ~ LCOB

Circle #3, January 12, Tuesday, 7:30PM Hostess: Gail Miller 102 W. Bedford Road

Bible Study: Mila Hill

Circle #4, January 5, Tuesday, 10:00AM Hostess: Ann Martz

1437 South Moorings Drive Bible Study: Judy Gibson

THIS MONTH’S DUTY LIST Circle #4

Meals on Wheels ~ January 23

CHURCH WOMEN

UNITED

The Church Women United Annual Meeting will be held on

Friday, January 8, 2016 here at Little Chapel.

9:30AM Coffee and Registration 10:00AM Worship

Monthly CWU Bible studies will be held January through April. All sessions will be at Wesley Memo-rial United Methodist Church, 1401 South College Road from 10:00AM until Noon. The study is “Christian Citizenship.” The first session led by Barbara Vought is on Friday, January 22, 2016. The topic is Confidence in God’s Beginnings and End-ings, taken from Philippians 1:1-26. Thank you for all you do throughout the year to support Wilmington Church Women United. Please join us on January 8 for Christian fellowship with representatives from many area churches.

For additional information, please call Jean Northrop, 686 - 5376

Congratulations Pastor Pat for winning the Wrightsville Beach

Holiday Decorating Contest!

LITTLE CHAPEL PRESCHOOL

Little Chapel on the Boardwalk Preschool is currently accepting applications for the 2016/2017 school year. Our half day Christian based program focus-es on age appropriate activities designed to help develop both fine and gross motor skills,

while fostering independence throughout the classroom. Currently, we are offering 2, 3 and 5 day a week options for your 3 and 4 year olds. For more information about our Preschool, please call Angela McConnell, Director/Teacher (910) 256-2819 ext. 104.

♥MEALS OF LOVE ♥

Thank you to all who helped make the fourth Meals of Love for Hospice a success. Janice Allen, Mark & Lydia Labocetta (and Lydia’s Mom), Freddye Ledford, Ann Martz, Maggie North, Jean Northrop, Carol Peck and Silvey Robinson pre-pared the food. Kathy and Brett delivered and set up at Hos-pice. This is a wonderful project the Mission Committee has started and we thank you for all your support.

A NEW VISION FOR OLDER ADULTS

A catered luncheon will be given for Older Adults in February. Watch for more information. If you would enjoy having input into new activities for Older Adults, please contact: Iris Davis, Susan Long, Marcia Rabun, Pat Rabun or Jean Schild. Some of the suggestions for beginning a new vision is using a questionnaire, having a contest for a unique name, listing events men and women would enjoy and a time of day and a day a week chosen for events of fellowship, study, entertainment and meals. The church has added new staff members for children, for youth, for preschool and for music. It is now time to think of the older adults and fulfillments in our daily church lives. Little Chapel has unique opportunities to fill the needs of older adults moving into the community and look-ing first for a place to worship and also a place to have fellowship, feel useful, broadened their fields of learn-ing and fulfilling the life of perhaps a new widow or widower or a new fellowship group, interesting events to participate and join. This is NEW for Little Chapel! Let us build a firm foundation for a strong and viable Older Adult Life with in Little Chapel. It can be Wonderful!!

Look for more information coming soon.

 

Myrtle Beach Christmas Show 2015! A fun day of fellowship with good friends

and the show was really good, too! Thanks to Marcia Rabun, Linda Shahaltough, Bonnie Cooper

and everyone who helped with the planning of this years event!

emorials

Given November 18 - December 23

   IN THE MAIL

The Worship Committee would like to thank everyone who came out and helped decorate the Little Chapel for the Advent/Christmas season. There were lots of help-ing hands ready to take on any job that needed to be done. We couldn’t have done it with out you!

Dear Pastor Pat and Community, May you find the peace of His love at Christmas and always and thanks for all you do to help others find that very peace. The generous offerings from our ecumenical sharing has already brought peace to a needy family and there will be more.

Joy, Prayers, Gratitude, Sister Mary Isaac

Dear Members of the Little Chapel, On behalf of Nourish NC, I would like to thank you for your generous donation in the amount of $4,120.60. This money will help supplement some of the costs Nourish NC incurs while providing supplemental week-end food to over 550 students in New Hanover County. We are honored by your continued commitment to our mission of making a difference in the lives of local chil-dren. As Nourish NC’s program expands to feed more children, we are building a foundation to bridge the gap of nutritional poverty and impact the future of each child we serve. Due to the severe economic downturn, the number of children in New Hanover County classified as “homeless” under the McKinney-Vento Act has dou-bled since 2010. The latest research estimates that 1 in 4 children suffer from “food insecurity” in NC. This high prevalence of food insecurity among children has ad-verse effects that translate into rising health costs, re-duced educational performance and increased cost to the criminal justice system. Your investment is pivotal in our ability to help these students maintain a healthy lifestyle and prosper. In partnership with Little Chapel, Nourish NC will help others help themselves.

Steve McCrossan Executive Director , Nourish NC

Iris and Dru, It was great meeting ya’ll. I can’t thank you enough for your sup-port. With your help we added 3 schools in the last 10 days in-cluding 2 Pre-Ks. Ya’ll are the best! God Bless! Steve Dear Friends at the Little Chapel, Larry and I wish you a Merry Christmas. Thank you for the financial support you have given us this year and

your prayers for us personally, those we work with and the country of Congo. Through your support, millions of people in Congo, particularly women and children, are receiving better health care and work of the Presbyterian Church in Congo is being strengthened. God bless you!

Inge and Larry Sthreshley UPDATE: Dr. Larry Sthreshley and Inge Sthreshly - Democratic Republic of the Congo Larry works with partner churches and organizations to help build capacity for health ministry in the Democrat-ic Republic of the Congo. His work with Interchurch Medical Assistance (IMA) has helped partners run large, internationally funded health programs that have posi-tive impacts on health. Larry says his goal is to help the church “effectively demonstrate the love of Christ through health ministry.” Inge works with both IMA and the Presbyterian Church of Kinshasa with commu-nity garden programs to alleviate urban hunger and mal-nutrition and as an advisor to the Methodist Presbyteri-an Hostel.

How important it is to financially and prayerfully support our mission co-workers throughout the world!

Nancy Wordsworth

Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Allen; Mr. & Mrs. John Andrew; Mrs. Mary Hazel Carr; Mr. & Mrs. John Coleman; Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Dudley; Mr. & Mrs. David El-lis; Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gischel; Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gra-ham; Mr. & Mrs. David Huber; Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Koffer; Mr. & Mrs. Jack Leister; Mrs. Bertha Martin; Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Noll, Jr.; Mr. & Mrs. E. B. Olds; Mrs. Silvey Robinson; Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Schultz; Mr. Eric Wordsworth; James & Mary Lib Words-worth; Mike Wordsworth & Family; Scott Words-worth & Family.

Shirley and Frank Clawson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Andrew; Mr. Marshall Clawson; Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Dudley; Elizabeth Frye & Wil-liam Ruoff; Mr. & Mrs. James Rivenbark; Mrs. Silvey Robinson

Sthreshley Family 

JANUARY CARD MINISTRY

Harriett Andrew

ELDERS OF THE MONTH Dickson Bridger & Jean Schild

TILESTON DRIVERS FOR JANUARY:

January 3 Jacalyn Bristow January 10 Linda & George Johnson January 17 Mary & Pat Roche January 24 Cheryl & Dan Hammond January 31 Betty & Gary Gischel 

CHILDREN’S MESSAGE

January 3 Janice Allen January 10 Mary Brooks January 17 Janet O’Neil January 24 Estelle Baker January 31 Mary Brooks

WORSHIP LITURGIST January 3 Mila Hill January 10 Sue Laakmann January 17 Susan Long January 24 Jim Martz January 31 Gary Kohunsky

VISITATIONS Visitation Volunteers are needed! Please see the sign-up sheet in the narthex for available dates.

January 1 Tim Karp, Sr. January 4 Dianne Matthews January 5 Richard Wheeler January 6 Robert Avent Mike Hamby Heather Thompson Jack Waldrop* January 7 Marguerite Fiddner Harry Paterson January 8 Zoe Laakmann* January 9 Martha Anne Efird January 10 Maggie Stalls January 12 Helen Brumbaugh Karen Scheboth January 13 Lauren Miller January 14 Joanne Purnell Gage Vass* January 17 Ashley Wade January 18 Ward Bridger# Briley Brind’Amour# Brian Hieronymus* Hugh Milton January 19 Karl Allen Reuben Allen III Caroline Barnes January 20 Kay Adolph Roman Schaffer* Courtney Scheboth January 21 Nancy Cosby Johnnie Schiltz January 22 Donna Bradley Dan Holt#, Dori Merlack Bill Tracy January 23 Ted Heinzman Dr. David Jenkins# Mary Jo Kohunsky Megan MacDaniel Lindsey Skiba January 24 Mason Frey Lloyd Stalls January 25 Earl Locklear Cameron Roberson January 27 Ross Bulger# Tonia Hines Noah Rogers January 28 Abe Walston January 29 Kate Spoon January 30 Mary Wilson

*=Baptized unconfirmed members of Little Chapel. #=Nonmember friends of Little Chapel.

YOU CAN HELP! Come on out to the Little Chapel on

Monday, January 4 9:00AM

and help us take down the Christmas decorations.

There is a job for everyone and your help is greatly appreciated!

Sun  Mon  Tue  Wed  Thu  Fri  Sat  1

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Church Office Closed

2 9:00 Men’s Prayer Break-fast ~ Boat-house

3 8:30 Worship 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship ~ Rev. Hannah Vaughan

4 8:30 Preschool 9:00 Church Clean-up 10:30 Circle #1 Bertha Martin’s House 7:00 Boy Scouts

5 8:30 Preschool 10:00 Circle #4 Hostess: Ann Martz 10:30 Circle #2 ~ LCOB No Handbells

6 8:30 Preschool 9:30 Knitters and Crocheters ~ parlor

7 8:30 Preschool 7:00 Chancel Choir

8 8:30 Preschool 8:30 Harbor Island Garden Club ~ fellowship hall 9:30 Church Women United ~ Little Chapel Sanctuary 12:00 Singles Meet n Eat ~ OC

9

10 8:30 Worship 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship ~ Officer Installation & Communion 11:45 Property Committee ~fellowship hall 11:45 Christian Ed.~ room 102 5:30 PYC

11 8:30 Preschool 9:30 Worship Committee ~ room102 7:00 Boy Scouts

12 8:30 Preschool 9:30 Prayer and Share ~ rm. 102 6:30 Handbells

13 8:30 Preschool

14 8:30 Preschool 7:00 Chancel Choir

15 8:30 Preschool

16 Elders,

Deacons &Staff Retreat

9:00 Men’s Prayer Break-fast~ Boat-house

17 8:30 Worship 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship 5:30 PYC

18 Deadline for Newsletter

8:30 Preschool 7:00 Boy Scouts

19 8:30 Preschool 9:30 Prayer and Share ~ rm. 102 6:30 Handbells

20 8:30 Preschool 9:30 Knit-ters and Crocheters ~ parlor

21 PYC Ski Trip 8:30 Preschool 9:00 Bible Study 7:00 Choir

22 PYC Ski Trip 8:30 Preschool

23 PYC Ski Trip

Meals on Wheels

~ Circle #4

24 PYC Ski Trip 8:30 Worship 9:00-10:00 Breakfast ~ fellowship hall 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship

25 8:30 Preschool 7:00 Boy Scouts

26 8:30 Preschool 9:30 Prayer and Share ~ rm. 102 6:30 Handbells

27 8:30 Pre-school

28 8:30 Preschool 9:00 Bible Study 6:00 Music Fel-lowship 7:30 Chancel Choir

29 8:30 Preschool

30 9:00 Men’s Prayer Break-fast ~ Boat-house

31 8:30 Worship 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship 5:30 PYC

Officers of the Month: Jean Schild

and Dickson Bridger

CARD MINISTRY:

Harriett Andrew

JANUARY 2016

LITTLE CHAPEL ON THE BOARDWALK Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

2 W. Fayetteville Street • Wrightsville Beach, NC (910) 256-2819 ▪ www.littlechapel.org

♥ THE LITTLE CHAPEL WITH THE BIG HEART ♥ STAFF

Rev. Pat Rabun Minister

pat@littlechapel.org

David Lee Heinzman Director of

Music Ministries david@littlechapel.org

Mary Brooks Director of

Children’s Ministries mary@littlechapel.org

Emily Donovan Youth Director

emily@littlechapel.org

Martha J. Parker Office Administrator

martha@littlechapel.org

Joan Denney Bookkeeper

jdenney@littlechapel.org

Angela McConnell Director of Preschool

angela@littlechapel.org

Daniel B. Holt Custodian

danielbholt@aol.com

Presbyterian Counseling Center

CENTERPOINT

“Be still and know that I am God.” The words from Psalm 46 remind us how to

seek emotional and spiritual nurture.

Oftentimes I share some rewording of that verse with clients. They despair that their day-to-day life has become so cluttered and hectic. They detail some challenging difficulty and look to me for suggestions of what they might do in response. They are so intent on what to do that they have overlooked their own thoughts, daydreams and devotions.

Learn to appreciate stillness. Don’t apologize for it and don’t compromise it. Decide to be intentional about providing opportunity for emotional and spiritu-al stillness. In the stillness, let yourself know God. The result may well be a dawning peace. That peace is the source of fulfilling our responsibilities as a spouse, parent, friend and good neighbor.

Call the Center at 910-452-7370, and visit at www.presbyteriancounselingcenter.org

Jonathan R. Kelley, Counselor

Little Chapel’s Officers and Staff Retreat

Saturday, January 16, 2016

9:00AM - 3:00PM

REMINDER: