Our Mission: Growing in Spirit Living as Disciples Serving God’s World February 5, 2017 10:30 a.m. SERVICE FOR THE LORD’S DAY PREPARATION FOR WORSHIP “I find thee enthroned in my heart, my Lord Jesus. It is enough. I know that Thou art throned in heaven. My heart and heaven are one.” (Alistair McLean, Celtic Daily Prayer) Gathering Music at 10:20 Grace Praise Band “Better Is One Day” “He Reigns” WE GATHER IN GOD’S NAME Welcome and Announcements Prelude “Prelude in B Minor” Bach Ray Freeman, Organist Call to Worship Hymn #474 “O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright” “You are the salt of the earth… You are the light of the world.” (Matthew 5:13- 14) Please stand if you are able. Leader: Let us worship the eternal God, People: the source of love and life, who creates us. Leader: Let us worship Jesus Christ, People: the risen one, who dwells among us. Leader: Let us worship the Spirit, People: the holy fire, who renews us. All: To the one triune God be praise in all times and places, through the grace of Jesus Christ.
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Our Missi on:
Growi ng i n Spirit
Li ving as Dis ciples
Serving God’s World
February 5, 2017
10:30 a.m.
SERVICE FOR THE LORD’S DAY
PREPARATION FOR WORSHIP
“I find thee enthroned in my heart, my Lord Jesus. It is enough. I
know that Thou art throned in heaven. My heart and heaven are
one.” (Alistair McLean, Celtic Daily Prayer)
Gathering Music at 10:20 Grace Praise Band
“Better Is One Day”
“He Reigns”
WE GATHER IN GOD’S NAME
Welcome and Announcements
Prelude “Prelude in B Minor” Bach
Ray Freeman, Organist
Call to Worship
Hymn #474 “O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright”
“You are the salt of the
earth… You are the light of the
world.” (Matthew 5:13-
14)
Please stand if you are able.
Leader: Let us worship the eternal God,
People: the source of love and life, who creates us.
Leader: Let us worship Jesus Christ,
People: the risen one, who dwells among us.
Leader: Let us worship the Spirit,
People: the holy fire, who renews us.
All: To the one triune God be praise in all times and
places, through the grace of Jesus Christ.
Prayer of Confession
Eternal Light, shine in our hearts. Eternal Goodness, deliver us from
evil. Eternal Power, be our support. Eternal Wisdom, scatter the
shadows of our ignorance. Eternal Compassion, have mercy on us,
that with heart and mind and soul and strength, we may seek your
face and be brought by your infinite mercy to the Holy Presence,
through Jesus Christ, our Savior. Hear now our silent prayers….
Amen.
Responsive Assurance of Forgiveness
Song of Response “Lord, Reign in Me”
Passing of the Peace
Leader: The peace of the Lord be with you.
People: And also with you.
Response: Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy
Ghost. As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world
without end. Amen, Amen.
WE PROCLAIM GOD’S WORD
Time for Children Greta Miller
Children ages 3 & 4 are invited to Play ‘n’ Worship in Room 13. Following
their activity, they will be taken to the Nursery. Parents, please pick up your
children directly after the worship service.
Gospel Lesson Matthew 5:13-20 Pastor: The Word of the Lord.
People: Thanks be to God.
Sermon “Salt and Light” Rev. Dr. Kenkeremath
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Leader: Jesus said, “I am the light of the world.” Whoever follows Christ
will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life.
People: We come to the light of Christ, for in him we are forgiven,
renewed, and set free to become light for the world.
All: Thanks be to God for God’s unfailing mercy!
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WE RESPOND TO GOD’S GRACE
Sharing Our Tithes and Offerings
Offertory “Pray for the People” Choplin
Grace Chancel Choir
Doxology
Praise God from Whom all blessings flow. Praise Him all creatures
here below. Praise Him above, ye Heavenly Host. Praise Father, Son
and Holy Ghost. Amen.
Prayer of Dedication Joe Miller
SACRAMENT OF THE LORD’S SUPPER
Invitation to the Table
Hymn #515 “Now to Your Table Spread”
Prayer of Thanksgiving
Pastor: The Lord be with you.
People: And also with you.
Pastor: Lift up your hearts.
People: We lift them up to the Lord.
Pastor: Let us give thanks to the Lord our God.
People: It is right to give our thanks and praise.
Pastor: It is truly right and our greatest joy…who forever sing to
your glory.
Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of power and might, heaven and earth are
full of Your glory. Hosanna in the highest. Blessed is He who comes in
the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest, hosanna in the highest.
(Hymnal #581)
The Lord’s Prayer
Our Father, Who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom
come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day
our daily bread, and forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors;
and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For Thine is
the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever. Amen.
Words of Institution and the Breaking of the Bread
Greeters today are members of the Sr. High Sunday School Class.
Serving during worship is a gift you can give once a month. Please consider be-
ing a Greeter, an Usher, a Children’s Leader, a Counter, or a servant in some
other capacity. Fill out your Time & Talent survey (copies are in the office), and
let us know of your interests.
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The flowers in the sanctuary
today are placed to the
Glory of God.
“All beautiful the march of days…”
Communion of the People
Communion in the Presbyterian Church is open to all baptized persons.
Come to the Table as directed by the ushers, take a piece of bread,
dip it in the cup, eat, and return to your pew by a side aisle.
Music during Communion “Be the Center” Grace Praise Band
Prayer after Communion
O Lord, our God, in deep gratitude for this moment, this meal, these
people, we give ourselves to you. Send us out to live as changed peo-
ple because we have shared the living bread and cannot remain the
same. Ask much of us, expect much from us, enable much by us, en-
courage many through us. May we live to your glory, both as inhabi-
tants of earth and citizens of the commonwealth of heaven. Amen.
WE DEPART TO SERVE GOD
Parting Hymn “I Want To Walk as a Child of the Light”
Blessing
Postlude “ Rondeau” Mouret
Ray Freeman, Organist
The postlude is the final amen to our worship. You are invited to remain in the sanctuary
to enjoy this offering of music; if you prefer to leave before the end of the postlude, please
be mindful of those who are listening and greet your friends in the narthex.
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OPPORTUNITIES TO TRAVEL TO THE MIDDLE EAST
These tours have been recommended by MEWG:
1. Bright Stars of Bethlehem affiliate Tour Dates: June 9 to June 20
2. Israel/Palestine group near Minneapolis Tour Dates: June 19 to June 30, optional extension until July 3.
Information about the tours is at the “Information Station.” If you need assistance in order to be able to visit the Middle East and return to better serve in Mission, please see Dave Buckley, Mission Elder.
In gratitude…
“Many thanks for your prayers and flowers at my sister Yvonne Mark’s passing in New York. She had a beautiful homegoing just before the Chinese New Year. Appreciate all of the cards and other gestures of kindness during this difficult time.”
Peace, Yvette Moy, Director of Aging With Grace
Interment for Betty Vassel will be at Arlington National Cemetery this Monday, at 11:00 a.m.
GIVE THANKS!
Great Harvest Bread Company in Burke, Virginia, has been donating the bread we use for Communion for many years. Please stop in their store at any time and thank them for their generosity. Let them know you are from Grace Presbyterian Church in Springfield. And, if you are tempted, buy some of their awesome breads and sweets while you are there. They would appreciate your business!
Great Harvest Bread Company 6030 Burke Commons Road
Burke, Virginia 22015
Dear Grace Friends,
The life of every congregation is punctuated by the coming and going of ministers,
and the professional life of most ministers is punctuated by several changes of position.
For both the congregation and its ministers, it is important that these transitions take place
in as healthy a way as possible.
As I prepare for my departure from Grace later this month, I need to remind you of
the policy of National Capital Presbytery pertaining to former pastors and their congrega-
tions. The same rules that apply to former pastor Jay Click apply to me. That means that I
cannot
visit you or your loved ones in the hospital, a nursing home or rehab facility, or in your
home in a pastoral capacity;
baptize your children;
officiate at the wedding or funeral of a Grace member or relative; or
worship at Grace (except on a rare special occasion, such as an anniversary).
In other words, I will not be able to perform any pastoral functions for Grace members.
I have truly enjoyed my ministry with you, and I will miss you. Since I will still be in
the area and our presbytery, I know that there will be opportunities for our paths to cross,
and look forward to seeing some of you outside the context of the ministry we have shared
here at Grace. My prayers are with all of you as you go forward with your new pastor.
With love and affection,
Lisa
CELEBRATION OF PASTOR LISA’S MINISTRY - February 12, 2017
Grace Presbyterian Church wants to thank Pastor Lisa with a personal gift that will be purchased from individual contributions from the congregation. The purchased gift will be presented to Pastor Lisa at her final church service on February 12, 2017.
Please mark your check “Gift” and bring it to the church office TODAY. There is a box in the office for your contribution.
Thank you for the generosity that will provide Pastor Lisa with tangible evidence of our abiding appreciation for her ministry in our Christian lives.
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REMEMBER THIS DATE! - February 26, 2017
Pastor Ben’s first day in the pulpit is Sunday, February 26th.
This is also a good opportunity to use your Time & Talents!
Rev. Trawick’s first worship service with us will be followed by one of Grace’s renowned food and fellowship events in Wester Hall.
If you can help with planning, preparation, decoration, or cleanup, please e-mail Warren Clayton at [email protected], or call him at 703-644-1493.
The Annual All-Church
Valentine’s Dance
Saturday, February 11 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
For Youth and the Young at Heart!
SIGN UP FOR LENTEN STUDY GROUPS
We are excited to be offering Lenten study groups again this year. Groups will meet weekly between Ash Wednesday and Easter (March 1 through April 16), and will be organized based on your choice of time.
Meetings can be held in homes, at church, or at some other place of the group’s choosing. We will be reading Forgiveness: A Lenten Study by Marjorie J. Thompson.
Please sign up at the Information Station, indicating your choice of meeting time. Questions? Contact Nelson Thurman - [email protected], or Pastor Susan - [email protected].
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Grace Presbyterian Church Session Update
Grace Presbyterian Church Session met on Wednesday, January 25, 2017.
Elder John Sowdon provided a devotional focused on The Good Shepherd in celebration of Pastor Lisa Kenkeremath’s outstanding and inspiring leadership during her interim period of pastoral ministry with Grace Church. Each elder shared their personal words of apprecia-tion and the impact her leadership and wisdom has had on them and their ministry.
Pastor Lisa expressed her appreciation to Session for their faithfulness, discernment, and dedication to Grace Church. She reminded all that according to the Commission on Minis-try rules, a former pastor cannot have any connections that put her in a pastoral role after her departure, including funerals, baptisms, or marriages of Grace members or their rela-tives. Session approved her husband Deepak Kenkeremath’s continued participation with the Middle East Working Group’s work with the ”Voices of the Holy Land” film series.
Clerk Greta Tosi-Miller read a letter from George Williams, Finance Committee Chair, regarding the completion of the annual review of the church’s financial records in compliance with Presbytery requirements.
Evangelism Elder Joe Miller reported that Becky Yarbrough volunteered to be the New Member Mentor Coordinator. The E-Team plans to have a new monitor in the Narthex which would stream the worship service for those who bring their babies there. It will dis-play other current and upcoming events and announcements.
Human Resources Elder Cindi Bryant announced that staff performance evaluation process is beginning. Any member with comments and input about our staff should provide that information to Cindi. Cindi was thanked for her leadership in HR. The HR committee will begin recruitment for the new office manager in February.
Nominating Committee Elder Ed Bryant shared that he had received positive feedback from Grace members about the Nominating Committee’s recommendation that five nominees be put forward for Nominating Committee, equal to the number of open slots. Mission Elder Dave Buckley announced that around 65 volunteers came to Grace on the morning of Christmas Eve to build backpacks for the homeless. The next Mission meeting will be on Sunday, February 5, to discuss the 2017 Mission budget. All are invited to attend.
Elder Dave Buckley, Commissioner for Grace at the January Presbytery Meeting, stated that the first reading of the Presbytery’s Revised Vision Statement was read and several Bills and Overtures provided. These include proposed amendments to the Constitution (and the Book of Order) approved by the 222nd General Assembly (2016) and recommended to the presbyteries for vote. Moderator Therese Taylor-Stinson passed the baton to Elder Bill Plitt, who was installed as the new Moderator, and Rev. Quinn Fox, Vice Moderator.
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Session reflected on reactions to the CAT survey results, and Greta said the initial responses to the Time and Talent forms have been encouraging. She met with Craig Crooks, Virginia Bouchard, and Judy Heine to review the Breeze database and noted that Virginia had already built the infrastructure for the Time and Talent data collection and had begun enter-ing results. A mailing will be sent to the congregation with the Time and Talent form and a request that the completed forms be returned to the church office by February 15.
Greta Tosi-Miller, Clerk of Session
PARENTING EDUCATION PROGRAM RESUMES FEBRUARY 16
We are looking for willing volunteers to take turns donating a salad or a dessert for 45 people on Thursdays from February 16 through May 18. The signup sheet is in the Narthex. Please write your name AND phone number/e-mail so you will receive a reminder of your date!
Thank you in advance for your dedication to our program! Grace church has given us wonderful volunteers!
Questions? Call Janet Little, 703-598-6779.
VOICES FROM THE HOLY LAND - Begins February 19th
In two weeks, this year’s Voices from the Holy Land Film Series begins. This series takes place on six Sunday afternoons between February 19 and April 23. It features five films and several shorts that detail the situation in Israel/Palestine and provide the background for understanding the gravity of the situation today. These award winning films provide a voice for the Jewish, Muslim, and Christian people living with the consequences of the longest occupation in modern history. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Israeli occupa-tion of Gaza and the West Bank areas of Palestine--3 generations living under military rule.
Following today’s worship service we will play a trailer of the film Two Blue Lines being shown on February 19. Produced by an American film instructor over the course of 25 years, it highlights the voices of Israelis telling the story of what is happening. Please plan to remain in the sanctuary for an extra five minutes to view the trailer. Your understanding and engagement could make the difference in reaching a just and workable solution for both Israelis and Palestinians.
Mark your calendars and plan to attend the film series. It is being held in the Perry Auditorium of the National Cathedral, and bus transportation from Grace will be provided. More details can be found at voicesfromtheholyland.org. To ride the Grace bus, please use the signup sheet at the Information Station or contact Kathy Drinkard at 703 971-4259, or [email protected].
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Please keep this Summer information handy.
Sign up forms are available for:
The Week of Hope Mission Trip - July 9-14 (Open to middle school youth who will be 12 at the start of camp, or entering 7th grade. Sign-up form is on the bulletin board. It’s due NOW.)
Work Camp - July 16-22 (Open to high school youth entering 9th grade and older. Please request a sign-up form from Pastor Susan.) Applications due by 2/22.
Registration information not yet available for:
- July 17-21 (Open to elementary school aged children.)
GLOBAL VILLAGE March 24-26, 2017
Experience the Heifer Global Village at Shepherd’s Spring,
Sharpsburg, MD.
NO YOUTH GROUP TONIGHT!
Next Saturday, Febraury 11 - Famine Weekend
Youth head off for an afternoon of serving at A Wider Circle!
Meet at church at 1:00 p.m. We’ll return by 5:00 p.m.
Next Sunday, February 12 - It’s a Valentine Party!
YOUR SANDWICHES ARE READY!
Please pick up your sandwiches after worship today.
Pay with a donation of non-perishable food.
Let the aroma of freshly made sandwiches carry you to Wester Hall! (Hope your team wins!)
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PLEDGE ENVELOPES
If you did not receive a box of pledge envelopes and would like one, please contact treasurer, Judy Heine, [email protected], 703-569-8038.
Next Sunday, February 12
6:15 p.m. in the Family Room
See you there!
INDOOR CLEANUP DAY - Saturday, March 4, 9:00 a.m.
All Grace Committees, Youth, Missions, and others who store necessities in the church: please join the Board in a seriously needed Spring Cleanup Day.
Some areas, such as the stage and the attic off the Tower Room, have become unsafe, and everything not truly needed will be removed. Items not claimed will be donated or trashed. Other storage areas will be reviewed and contents evaluated.
Please let the Board know of your particular storage concerns, whether they are about space or contents, and START NOW to organize and tidy up your area.
THE STEEPLE IS COMING! THE STEEPLE IS COMING!
Volunteers are needed. As part of the Verizon cell tower installation the church steeple will be removed in late February and the new steeple will be installed in early March. To support that work, the church needs to be open at 7:30 AM on certain days so workmen can have access to the Tower Room attic and to the office roof. If you can meet workmen at 7:30 AM (no need to stay) to open the church on any day in February or March, please provide your name and a contact phone to Peter Smith (571-277-3801 or [email protected]), who is coordinating the steeple work.
Please join the Mission Committee today after worship at 11:45 a.m., in the Library to plan 2017 Missions. Topics include: Honduras, Middle East, Homelessness, Hunger, ECHO, Hygiene Kits, Snack Pack Kits, Thanksgiving Baskets, Mission Trips, and more!
If you have a heart for mission, we’d love for you to join us!
Dave Buckley, Mission Elder
Honduras Home Team Meeting February 19 - 11:45 a.m.
In the Family room
Hola,
We are planning a Honduras Home Team meeting in the Family Room on February 19 right after the church service. The meeting will be our first meeting to start our initial planning for the Honduras Mission which takes place on August 5-13, 2017.
If you are interested in finding out more about the mission, want to join the Home Team, or you want to go, please come to this meeting.
Godspeed, Joe and Greta Miller, Home Team Coordinators
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WHAT CAN YOU DO IN YOUR COMMUNITY?
Stuff the Bus for ECHO on Monday, Feb 20 between 9:30 am and 4:30 pm at Cardinal Forest Giant, 8320 Old Keene Mill Road! This program, sponsored by Fairfax County Government and MV Transportation, in participation with local stores, uses a Fastran bus parked at a prominent site as a collection vehicle for non-perishable food donations for local charities. The bus will be staffed, and donations in any quantity will be appreciated. Also, Giant will offer pre-packed bags of ECHO’s most needed foods at different price points for the convenience of donors.
ECHO’s most urgent needs for donated items this month include towels, large pots and pans, flatware, all of which can be used, but in good condition; functional used computers, LCD moni-tors, keyboards, mice, cables. Since we don’t distribute used underwear, we could use donations of new men’s undershirts- size M and S, and new white socks- all sizes. ECHO also uses the following supply items to help us organize donations: masking tape, 2” clear tape, 13 gal. and 30 gal. garbage bags, brown paper grocery bags. The food pantry needs jelly, vegetable oil, pancake syrup and 2# bags of sugar and flour.
Shoes for Philippines. If you know some young soccer players who are outgrowing their shoes, please consider donating those shoes to ECHO and help us with a special effort to assist street chil-dren in the Philippines. Yes, ECHO’s focus is our own community, but we have a unique opportu-nity to reach out to extremely poor children in another part of the world. If you can help, please bring soccer shoes for ages 6 to 12 in bags or boxes marked “Shoes for Philippines” to 7205 Old Keene Mill Road on weekdays between 9:30 am and 12:30 pm, or Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thurs-day evenings between 7:00 and 9:00.
FROM CAT SCAN INTO ACTION
The CAT Scan resulted in 3 priorities for our church: developing and implementing a strategy to reach new people and incorporate them into the life of the church; making necessary changes to attract families with children and youth; and working to renew and revitalize the community around the church by building coalitions with those who share this vision and commitment.
We have determined that our next step is to distribute and collect the Grace Church Time and Talent Survey to those who have not received it yet. All church members are being asked to complete the Time and Talent Survey. This survey lets you ex-press your skills and passions by checking the activities that you are currently par-ticipating in or would like to participate in in the coming year at Grace. The infor-mation from your completed survey will be made available to the leaders of the relevant program areas, and we believe it will be a valuable way for the new pastor to get to know you better.
Please complete the survey and return it to the Grace Church office or e-mail it to [email protected] by February 15th. If you have questions, please call Greta Tosi-Miller at 703-356-1916 or email me at [email protected].
PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER… (James 5:16)
Please pray for Grace Family Members and Friends:
Donna and Kevin Baetsen, Judy Bernal (Virginia Beach), Rhea Boswell, Cameron Buckley, Stan Dreyer,
Reecie Ford, Lou Gaudian (Aarondale), Harry Gault, Clara Gipson, James Lawson, Chet McLaren, Linda Patterson
Jenell Phillips, George Towery, Malcolm Weaver, and Our Missionary in the West Bank, Kate Taber
Former Pastor: Paul Eckel
The mothers of: Veronica Crump*, Mary Hawkins (Jean), Beth Jenkins Smith (Marie), Meg Rogers (Beth), Scott Rogers (Lyall),
Hiede Sowdon, Phillip Spiess (Dorothy), Dave Treasure (Hilda), Jane Wallentiny (Helen)
The fathers of: Raven Fox, Janet Little (Al Dieumegard), and Penny Newsome
The great-great-grandmother of: Dennis and Diego Bustillo
The son of: Rhea Boswell (Scott)
The daughters of: Rich and Kathy Calahan (Lynn), and Bob and Valerie Patrick (Molly Chacko)
The brothers of: Ed Bryant (Paul) and Nelson Thurman (Dennis)
The sisters of: Penny Newsome (Susan)
The aunt of: Roy Giese (Wilma Ditter)
The daughters-in-law of: Marie Lawall (Lisbeth*), Warren and Maria Clayton (Julie - deployed to Korea), and
Fran and Chet McLaren (Debra)
The sister-in-law of: Peter Smith (Annette)
The nephews of: Claire Manger (Edward & Scott) and Dave Little (Sean)
The niece of: Rosalie Lawson (Marcie)
The cousins of: John Grimes (Lori), Donna Lucas (Angela), Nancy Machado (Jan), and Valerie Patrick (Virginia).
The friends of: Cindi Bryant (Anna), Dave Buckley (Angie), Reecie Ford (Kate), Raven Fox (Deanna), Rosalie Lawson (Stephanie), Donna Lucas,
Penny Newsome (Lisa and Louis), Scott Rogers (Tucker), Hiede Sowdon (Dylan), and Chris Thurman
(*Chronic, ongoing situation)
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GRACE CALENDAR - Through February 12
Sunday, Feb. 5
9:15 AM Christian Education Var. Locations
10:30 AM Worship for the Lord’s Day Sanctuary
11:45 AM Mission Committee Meeting Library
6:00 PM Youth Group Var. Locations
Monday, Feb. 6
7:00 PM NO TUTORING THIS WEEK Var. Locations
7:00 PM Joyful Ringers Practice Sanctuary
8:00 PM AA Family Room
Tuesday, Feb. 7
10:00 AM AA Choir Room
10:00 AM Staff Meeting Library
7:00 PM HR Committee Office
Wednesday, Feb. 8
9:00 AM Grand Involve (Bus Reserved) Off-Site
6:00 PM Springfield Art Guild Family Room
7:00 PM Caregivers Support Group Library
Thursday, Feb. 9
8:30 AM Preschool 4-yr-olds Pyjama Day Family Room
12:30 PM Preschool Fitness and Fun Family Room
5:30 PM Nurturing Parenting Var. Locations
7:30 PM Grace Choir Rehearsal Choir Room
8:50 PM Praise Band Rehearsal Sanctuary
Friday, Feb. 10
No Scheduled Events
Saturday, Feb. 11
8:00 AM Phoenix Landing Wester Hall
9:30 AM DAR Family Room
4:00 PM Valentine Dance Wester Hall
Sunday, Feb. 12 Pastor Lisa’s Last Service
9:15 AM Christian Education Var. Locations
10:30 AM Worship for the Lord’s Day Sanctuary
6:00 PM Youth Group Var. Locations
6:15 PM Club 4-5-6 Family Room
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WE ARE VERY GLAD YOU CHOSE TO
WORSHIP WITH US TODAY!
We encourage you to share requests
for prayer. You may do so by completing prayer
cards found in the pew racks and placing them
in an offering plate.
Trust your children to the care of our nursery workers.
We provide childcare for children, infants through
3 years old, in the Nursery Suite down-stairs, Rooms 3 & 5.
Please pick up children directly after worship.
Worship Bags are avail-able in the Narthex for preschoolers to third-graders. Please return bags to the Narthex
after the service.
Grace 101, An “Inquirer’s Class” If you would like to
learn more about the Presbyterian Church, Grace Church, and membership, speak
to our pastors.
Grace Weekday Preschool
The Preschool is a Christian-based developmental
program & ministry. For information call
703-451-3314.
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STAFF
LISA KENKEREMATH Interim Pastor
Office Days and Hours until 16 Feb.: Monday-Thursday, 9:30 am - 2:00 pm
