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Volume 40

Issue 10Denbigh Presbyterian Church

Our Church Staff

Pastor

The Reverend Deborah Dail

Ministerial Intern

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

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 officeat 877-2048 or e-mail us atsession@denbighpres.org

November 26, 2012

Inside this issue:

Upcoming Events 1

Worship/Finance/Endowment 2

Stewardship 3

Outreach 4-6

Haiti Mission/Angel Board 6-7

Session News/Adult Education 8Pre-Kindergarten/IT 9

Fellowship 10

Childrens and Youth Ministry 11

Congregational Care 12

Birthdays/Thank You 13

December SHARE 14

December Volunteer Schedule 15

Calendar 16

Next IssueDecember 17, 2012

CHRISTMAS FAMILY DINNER

This years Christmas Family Dinner for the

whole congregation will be on

Sunday, December 16 following the worship service.

Everyone is asked to bring a covered dish. We will have dinner,

entertainment, singing and a very special visitor. Watch for moredetails about our Christmas Family Dinner.

Christmas Eve Services

6:30 PM Childrens/Family Service

with communion

9:00 PM Traditional Service withcommunion and candlelighting

Chancel Choir Cantata with Orchestra

December 9, 10:30 AM

Confections for a Cause

(Haiti Mission Team Fundraiser)

11:45-3:00 PM

Childrens Music Program

Sunday, December 16, 10:30 AM

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Church Record Active Membership (394)

(Thanksgiving Service Wednesday, November 21)

Attendance 10/28 11/4 11/11 11/18 11/21 11/25

Worship 70 124 116 142 39 101

Nurseries 2 6 8 8 3 4

Sunday School 17 17 26 18 24

Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper

Please join us in celebrating the Lords Supper on Sunday, December

23 and at both the 6:30 and 9:00 PM Christmas Eve services.Please prayerfully prepare for the celebration of the Lords Supper.

CHURCH BUDGET

Actual Year to Date October 31, 2012

Total Income $ 232,004.79

Total Expenses $ 232,874.19

Net Difference $ (869.40)

ENDOWMENT STATUS

*** ENDOWMENT UPDATE ***

Balance Jan 1, 2012 $16,484

Increase Jan 1 to Sep 1 + 3,202

Balance Sep 1 $19,686

Goal for Dec 31 $25,000

Only a few families have made donations to this fund; please consider becoming one!

The Finance Committee has been advertising unsuccessfully for a volunteer to fill the ChurchTreasurers position beginning in January 2013. This position will now be advertised as a paidpart time position. An applicant should have a strong knowledge of accounting principles,knowledge of payroll, accounts payable and receivable, and the software QuickBooks. If youare interested or know of someone who is interested in applying, please send a resume to the

church office. If you have questions, please call John Fleming, 757-249-3574.

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On behalf of the Board of Directors of Menchville House, Inc. as well as its residents,

we would like to thank you for your generous donation of $162.25. Your donation will be used

to continue the services that we provide for residents at the transitional housing facility, which

serves homeless women and their children. Because fewer and fewer people are able to giveto causes such as Menchville House, your donation plays an essential role in helping us to fill

a critical void in our funding efforts. We also look forward to a continued partnership in thefuture. Once again, thank you for thinking of us. I pray that God will continue to bless you all

as abundantly as you have blessed us.

Sincerely,

Sylvia B. Jones

Executive Director

Thank you to all who have turned in their2013 pledge cards. Plans for the ministry of ourchurch for the coming year are based on these pledges.

If you have not turned in your pledge card and would like to commit to the work and outreach

of our church, please do so by putting it in the offering plate or giving it to the church office.

As of November 26 we have received 81 pledges totaling $215,592.

Each year on the Sunday before Christmas, Presbyterian congregations express pro-found appreciation for our clergy and other servants of the Church by receiving the ChristmasJoy Offering. We honor our church leaders both for their faithfulness in tending to our spiri-tual needs and in recognition of their decision, in many cases, to answer the call to ministryrather than pursue a life of material comfort.

The Christmas Joy Offering provides a way to give thanks, and much-needed support, toactive and retired church workers and their families who are struggling with urgent financialneeds. Its a wonderful opportunity for those who have been blessed with the means to ex-

press their generosity and, at the same time, support important needs in the PC(USA) commu-

nity.

A Presbyterian tradition for nearly 70 years, the Christmas Joy Offering gives vital fund-ing to the Assistance Program of the Board of Pensions as well as to Presbyterian-related ra-cial-ethnic schools and colleges. It is one of the four special offerings designated by thePC(USA) General Assembly to provide congregations direct ways to support those in need.

The Christmas Joy Offering will be collected on Sunday, December 23.

Thank you for your donations to the Peacemaking Offering on October 7. We contributed25% of the offering ($162.25) to the Menchville House.

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Some suggestions for DUCOs 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 becanned/boxed/non-perishable

S.H.A.R.E.December 2012 S.H.A.R.E.orders can be placed the weekof November 26-30. The or-ders will be placed on Mon-day, December 3 at 10:00 AMand will be distributed in theNarthex area of Denbigh Pres-byterian Church on Saturday,December 15 from 7:00-7:30

AM. All orders must bepicked up by 7:30 AM. Vol-unteers cannot be held respon-sible for orders which are not

picked up.

Denbigh Presbyterian Church mem-

bers will work at the Food Bank on

Saturday, December 15, 2012. For

more information contact Terry

Hall.

Thank you to the Session, Staff and members of Denbighfor allowing the Alzheimers Association to meet here for

our support group. The staff has been great making suredoors are unlocked and rooms are ready for us and Deb-orah has come by to welcome the group. The groupmembers have been so thankful for the ease of parkingand the comfortable rooms. So, thanks to all who makethis possible for us.

Barbara Shefelton, M.Div., BCC

Chaplain, Spiritual Care Department

Mary Immaculate Hospital

2 Bernardine Drive

Newport News, VA 23602

757-886-6929 - Office

barbara_shefelton@bshsi.org

mailto:barbara_shefelton@bshsi.orgmailto:barbara_shefelton@bshsi.orgmailto:barbara_shefelton@bshsi.org

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Holiday Food and Gifts for Needy Families

The Local Missions Team of the Outreach Committee is coordinating the provision of Christ-mas dinners to a number of families in our community. Please assist us by bringing the follow-

ing food items to church and placing them on the kitchen 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 Pauls Ministry, we will provide breakfast and lunch foods for the

children of these families during their holiday breaks. We would appreciate donations of thefollowing foods:

Honey Nut Cheerios or Frosted Mini-Wheats

Single-serve packets of flavored instant oatmeal

Cans of chicken noodle and vegetable soup

Single-serve packets of hot chocolate mix

Canned or bottled apple juice and pineapple juice

Boxes of granola breakfast bars

Cans of Spaghetti-Os, ravioli, or spaghetti

Boxes of macaroni and cheese Cans of Vienna sausages

Single-serving bags of chips

You may also leave these items at the church kitchen counter.

If you prefer, you may make monetary donations; please designate these contributions to thechurchs Food Closet. We will use these funds to purchase pies, bread, and perishable dairy

products to complete these meals. A member of our Local Missions Team 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 fami-lies one gift valued at $20 or less, as well as items these children need throughout the yearundergarments and socks. Tags for these gifts will be posted on a bulletin board in the mainhallway.

We will receive food items and donations until December 16 for Christmas meals and

gifts.

Canned chicken broth

Corn (not creamed)

Green beans

Relish

Cans of Fruit

Boxes of saltine crackers

Packages of Oodles of Noodles

Pudding cups

Peanut butter

Jelly

Mayonnaise Boxes of fruit drinks

Pop Tarts

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Annual Garage Sale

The annual garage sale is just around the corner in the Spring of 2013. It is timeto start saving your treasures. Please note that we cannot accept items at thechurch at this time due to limited storage space. It is very helpful if you can

price all of the items ahead of time. We will not be collecting clothing, shoes,etc. Those items can be donated to local charities. All proceeds will go to support the 2013Haiti Mission Team.

The 2012 Angel Board is located on a bulletinboard located in the Narthex area. There will betwo sets of tags--one that you will take and ful-fill returning the tag along with the wrapped giftand the second tag that you will leave on the

bulletin board to help with tracking of items.We provide for each child (birth through highschool) on our list one gift valued at $20 or less,as well as items the child needs throughout theyear (undergarments and socks). Thank you inadvance for your help with this outreach minis-

try. The Angel Board gifts will be due no laterthan Sunday, December 16 and can be turned inanytime after the board is up. All gifts should

be clearly marked with the corresponding tagwhich will help in sorting the items for eachfamily.

Douglas Rogers will be performing a concert of his latest repertoire at the church on Sunday,December 2 at 4:00 p.m. There will be a free-will offering after the concert to purchase mate-

rials for the drinking water projects that Bruce Robinson is working on in Haiti.

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Summary ofNovember 13, 2012 Stated Session Meeting (Jay Dunn served as Moderator inthe absence of Rev. Dail):

1. Examined and received Vanessa Gamble, Juanita Singletary, Chip Shefelton, Mary Nell Ad-

ams, Dean Adams, and James Uma as new members of DPC.

2. Received a presentation from FSI Foundations concerning the repairs needed in the Pre-KWing and the Youth and Storage Rooms in the Education Wing and how they would make thenecessary repairs.

3. Approved Communion dates recommended by Worship Committee for 2013.

4. Approved list of signature authority for withdrawing monies from selected accounts as rec-ommended by Finance Committee.

5. Approved proposal to remove and trim certain trees at the church.

6. Accepted with regret the resignation of Delores Fleming from Session effective December31, 2012.

7. Received and approved Church financial review reports from Treasurer, Gail McLeod and

Pre-K Report from John McLeod.

8. Postponed action on report of PEVA October meeting from Dale Pennell and report fromBev Daniels and Gary Bill on annual review of 2011 financial review until December Session

meeting.

SAVE THE DATE!

The next Women of FaithBible study begins at DPC on January 14, 2013

Ladies, beginning January 14, 2013, please join us each Monday evening from 6:30-

8:30 p.m. for our next 8-week study. Detailed information will be announced shortly.

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During the month of November, our Pre-K students learned about be-

ing thankful and sharing with those who are less fortunate. Our familiesdonated over 50 food items for DUCO and filled 16 shoeboxes to send toOperation Christmas Child. I hope that the valuable lessons we are teach-ing at a young age will lead to a lifetime of charitable giving and kindnesstowards others.

Now November has come and gone, and we are getting ready tocelebrate the Christmas holiday! Our annual Christmas chapel will be heldon December 12 and 13. The program will begin at 11:15 a.m. each day,so please join us if you can. The children have already been practicing

their songs and bell ringing, and they will be so excited to perform. Plus,they look so cute dressed up in their Christmas best.

In addition to Christmas chapel, December will be filled with specialcelebrations and events. Our four year old classes will be baking ginger-bread men. Watch out-the gingerbread man has been known to run away!The students always have fun searching for him. The three year olds willlearn about reindeer and have a special reindeer snack. All of the childrenwill be learning about the true meaning of Christmas.

All of the staff of DPPK would like to wish all of you a joyous and fun-filled holiday. Merry Christmas!

Maggie Vincelette

DPPK Director

Seeking help with the Information Technology Committee.

Do you have some skills with Computers, Telephones, or Audio-Visual to include running avideo camera, projector or just setting up a TV and DVD player?

Well, if you do or would like to learn how, I have a fabulous opportunity for you! We are look-ing for some volunteers to help out in various ways, such as assisting in setting up and takingdown the projector for Sunday morning announcements, recording worship services and spe-cial events, setting up A/V equipment for special events or helping out in several other ways.

If you are able to help out on a continuing basis or just occasionally please contact Pete Mar-

shall, 874-3672 or see me at church. Any help is appreciated. Pete Marshall

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Prime Timers December 10 A group of 24 Prime Timers will enjoy The Irish Tenors at Ferguson

Center. Reservations are complete.

January 20 Vive la Franceas the Prime Timers will have a Quiche Luncheonafter worship in the Fellowship Room. Sign-ups will be taken onJanuary 6 and January 13.

Plans are being formulated for a one-day tour in the spring to Edenton, NC. It is a charmingand quaint town to visit and the tour will include lunch.

If any Prime Timer has an idea for the group to participate in and would like to take charge ofit, please contact Elaine. We are always looking for interesting and fun things to do!

Denbigh Presbyterian Church, with the help of Denbigh PresbyterianPre-Kindergarten, donated 46 shoeboxes and paid postage of $322.00to the Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Minis-

try. Thank you to everyone who supported this ministry. The shoe-boxes were dedicated on Sunday, November 11 and delivered to thelocal collection area on Tuesday, November 13.

A Walk in the Park, a stroll through Newport News Festival of Lights, was attended by 65 peo-ple from Denbigh Presbyterian Church. The group of adults and youth were joined by a likegroup from Kirkwood Presbyterian Church at Woodside High School where they were bussedover to the Newport News Park for the walk through the lights. Thank you to everyone who

joined this wonderful event.

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Church Record of Participation

No Faith Weaver Friends due to Thanksgiving Service 11/21

At Faith Weaver Friends

Attendance 11/07 11/14 11/21

Children 33 27 n/a

Adults 24 22 n/a

Total 57 49 n/a

The fall session of ourWednesday night Faith Weaver Friends program for K through 12thgrade students will end on December 12 and Youth Sunday be held on December 16.

Praise God for the success of Faith Weaver Friends!

I am so thankful for the support and love that you volunteers give to the children each week!

Our spring term begins January 30, 2013 and runs to May 1, 2013.

Youre Invited!What: Christmas Party

Who: High School Youth

When: Friday, December 21, 2012 6:30-10:30 PM

Where: Denbigh Presbyterian Church - Youth Room

Join us for food, fun, and fellowship

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Joan Kiser

Rhett Hickman

Myrna Bickhart

Jerry Helms

Amelia Britts daughter-in-law

Jeanne Kent

Marianne Williams father

Michelle Ramdeholls mother and brother

Trudy Bowmans husband

Kathy Baldwins father

Leslie MaloneyJamie Eason

Pete Buchanan

Stephanie Harris

Anne Averys sister-in-law

Chip Shefeltons father

Morris Kincaid

Beth Coulson

Sadie Johnson

Phil Gruber

Johnny Ames

LuAnn Jusino

Rebecca Powell

Betty Roach

Alistair Paton, brother to Rita Stevens and

Lillie Gagliardi

Paul Reynolds father, Paul

Janeane Reynolds father

Rebecca DuHamels mother

Preston DuHamels mother

Tom Joyce Bruce Baffer Chris Rupp

Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Michael Shea

Pete Marshall Lee Holfert Daniel Jones

Jennifer

Lambert

David Baird Joel Silva

David Powers Jacob Mayes Kelly Keene

Jonathan

Graebener

Dan

Barnhart

David

Burroughs

Terri Minch Osner Daniel Troyer Rob Phelps

Lazaro Durruty

Mark Manoso Ryan Jones James OSuna

Jennifer Hale Will iams

Derrick Parker

Ricardo Marquez

Bruce and Deb Robinson

Kirk

McCullough

We express our sympathies to

the following families.May God bring comfort

and hope to all who

grieve.

Whit and LouDean Mayes and family

on the death of their son-in-lawDr. William Woessner.

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3 Letitia Snead

4 Jonathan BannerA5 Jim Hiltabidle and Becky Skaar

A5 Don and Suzanne Kinkade

6 Amelia Britt

7 Megan Mansell

7 Sarah Manoso

8 Robbie Depp

9 Derrick Parker

9 Junior Uma

9 John and Jennifer Amos

A10 John & Delores Fleming

12 Bob Murphy

12 Shelbey Burns

13 Lee Gonzalez

A13 Steve & Betty Carr

15 Addam Graham

15 George Brown

16 Megan Spivey

16 Jamie Spivey

16 Dawn Hafner

A16 Bill and Betty Cole

17 Audra Baird

A17 Lorenzo & Aurelia Grant

A17 Doug & Lisa Spruill

18 Aaron Lewis

A18 David and Jennifer Lambert

19 David Alexander

A19 Robert and Sarah Brown

A19 Ken & Marcia Bowers

19 Kirk McCullough

20 Pete Marshall

21 Linda Ruggles21 Ashlyn Hall

A22 Bob & Liz Burroughs

22 Bette Johnson

A24 Don & Myrna Bickhart

25 Jill Jones

25 Debbie Vollmer

A26 Don & Charlotte Eason

A29 David & LuAnn Jusino

29 Stephanie Harris

Dear Congregation of DPC,

Thank you so much for your cards during my

recent illness. Your thoughts and prayers weregreatly appreciated by myself and my family. I

know my grandparents, Gary and Janet Bill, alsoappreciated your support and prayers. I am doing

well and am on the road to recovery. Hopefully, Iwill be returning to work soon. God bless you all

and your kindness will not be forgotten.

Your sister in Christ,

Janet Hafer

Thank you for all the food, and thoughts and

prayers. They were all welcomed and very muchappreciated. We are blessed to have a family

like you.

Christy Silva, Patti Davis, and Paul Paulin

My continued thanks for the prayers and cards

from all my friends at Denbigh Presbyterian

Church. The plant from Congregational Care wasbeautiful and has now been planted in our yard.

Myrna Bickhart

Preston DuHamel and Rebecca Stone

Married on November 24, 2012

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2 9 16 2324 (6:30

p.m.)24 (9:00

p.m.)30

Greeters

(front/rear

entrances)

Rogers,Geoff

Rogers,Sarah

Ames,Debbie

Hunt, Connie

Eason, DonDunn, Mary

Lee

Daniels,Bev

Daniels,Joanna

Harris, BrianHarris, Steffi

Minch, RayWoodard,Carolyn

Anson, ShirlieHoopes,

Irene

Ushers* Denotesteam cap-

tain

*PENNELL,KEITH

Daniels, BevDaniels,JoannaSmith,Nimere

*MCLEOD,JOHN

Brown,George

Marchese,AndreaMurphy,

Rosemary

*LASSITER,EARL

Harris, BrianHarris, SteffiMayes, Whit

*HALL,TERRY

Burroughs,Bob

Hall, PattiHarvey,Peggy

*BOWERS,KEN

Grant,AureliaGrant,

LorenzoWoodard,Carolyn

*JONES, BILLHoopes, IreneMurawski, Pat

Murawski,Sandi

*FLEMING.JOHN

Goble, GayMayes, BettyMayes, John

WorshipLeader

Norton,Rusty

Hall, PattiMarshall,

PetePennell,

DaleWightman,

JimDunn, Jay Spivey, Kristi

YouthReader

Bishop,Megan

Marquez,Ariana

Marshall,Justin

Tuftie, Jack

Childrens

MomentDail,

DeborahMarshall, Liz Lewis, Iris

Spivey,Kristi

Dail, Deb-orah

Norton, Rusty

CribNursery

Hoopes,Irene

Roach, Betty

Aiken,ShirleyBurns,

Suzanne

Graham, Ad-dam

Lewis, AliciaWilliams,Marianne

Nance,Casey

Nance, JeffCombined

nurseryvolunteers

needed

Hall, PattiHall, Terry

ToddlerNursery

Baldwin,Kathy

Baldwin, Erin

Ames, DebbieHunt,

Connie

Harris,Steffi

Stevens,Rita

Marchese,Andrea

Marchese,Briana

WelcomeTable

Rogers,Sarah

Murawski,Sandi

Ellis, GerryBurns,

DreamaMurawski,

Sandi

Counters

Ames,DebbiePennell,

Dale

Kincaid,Joyce

Vassos,Carolyn

Bill, JanetEason, Char-

lotte

Burroughs,

BobHall, TerryTittman,Darlene

McLeod, GailMiller,

Charles

Prepara-tion of

Elements

Thiessen,Franz

Thiessen,Helen

Wickline,Darlene

Harris, BrianHarris, SteffiMarshall, Liz

Burroughs,Bob

Fleming, JohnLamb, Brenda

Commun-ion

Burroughs,Bob

Eason,Charlotte

Eason, DonGoble,Grace

Hall, PattiHall, TerryHunt, Con-

nieHarvey,

DonHarvey,Peggy

Lassiter,Earl

Bowers, KenCanaday,

DavidGrant,

LorenzoMcLeod,

JohnRogers,Sarah

Woodard,Carolyn

Anson, DaveAnson, Shirlie

Bill, GaryBill, Janet

Daniels, BevFleming,Delores

Fleming, JohnPennell, DalePennell, KeithSpivey, Kristi

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SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

December 20121 9:00 Womens AA(Rm 9)10:00 AA (FR,CR)Decorate Sanc-

tuary for Advent

9-noon2 ADVENT9:15 SundaySchool10:30 Worship4:00 Doug RogersConcert

5:30 Reception(FR)

310:00 PG (P)

4

7:00 DPW Council(CR)

7:30 OA (Rm9)

5

5:45 Faith WeaverFriends

6:30 Choir

7:45 Bells

6

7:00 CalledSession Mtg(Rm 9)

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

7 87:30 AM-1 PM AA(Holiday Breakfastand meeting)(FR,CR,K)9:00 Womens AA(Rm9)

9:30-noon Bells andChoir rehearsal(Sanctuary)

9 ADVENT9:15 Sunday

School

10:30 Wor-ship/Choir Cantata11:45 Confectionsfor a Cause (HaitiMission fundraiser)(FR)

Youth ChristmasCaroling

10

9:45 Pre-KChristmasChapel re-hearsal (S)

10:00 PG (P)

11

9:45 Pre-K Christ-mas Chapel rehearsal(S)

7:00 Session Mtg(FR)

7:30 OA (Rm9)

129:45 Pre-K Christ-

mas Rehearsal (S)11:00 Pre-K Chapel(S) S

5:45 Faith WeaverFriends

6:30 Choir

7:45 Bells

139:45 Pre-K

ChristmasChapel

Rehearsal(S)

11:00 Pre-KChapel (S)

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

14 155:30 Food Bank

7:00 SHARE10:00 AA (FR,CR)

16 ADVENT9:15 SundaySchool9:30 YouthRehearsal

10:30 Worship/Youth MusicProgram

11:45 ChristmasFamilyGathering(Covered DishDinner)

*Food and GiftDonations Due

17Digest10:00 PG (P)

1810:00 Esther Circle(L)

7:00 Lydia Circle

7:00 Priscilla Circle

7:30 OA (Rm 9)

Pre-K ChristmasBreak throughJanuary 3, 2013

6:30 Choir

7:45 Bells

20

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

21

6:30-10:30 HSChristmasParty/Teennight

22

10:00 AA (FR,CR)

23 ADVENT9:15 SundaySchool

10:30 Worship/Communion

Christmas JoyOffering

246:30 WorshipService

w/ Communion

9:00 WorshipService

w/ Communion

25

Christmas7:30 OA (Rm 9)

26Office Closed

NO CHOIR

NO BELLS

27

8:00 AA(FR,CR)

28 2910:00 AA (FR,CR)

309:15 SundaySchool

10:30 Worship

3110:00 PG (P) AAAlcoholics Anonymous SSanctuary PGPrayer Group MOCMen of the ChurchEASEEarly Alzheimers Support and Education DPW Denbigh Presbyterian Women

FWFFaith Weaver Friends HSHigh School P-Parlor or Pastors Office

CR-Conference Room L-Library

MSMiddle School OAOvereaters Anonymous PEVAPresbytery of Eastern Virginia

BSBible Study PTs Prime Timers FR-Fellowship Room

Deborah on Vacation December 26 through January 1, 2013