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THE SENTINEL NEWS FOR MEMBERS & FRIENDS OF FIRST (SCOTS) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH March, 2011 VOLUME 97, ISSUE 3
THE SENTINEL
NEWS FOR MEMBERS & FRIENDS OF FIRST (SCOTS) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
March, 2011 VOLUME 97, ISSUE 3
The Sentinel
PASTORAL CARE AND LIFE OF THE CHURCH AT FIRST (SCOTS)
Pastoral Care Report (as of February 20, 2011)
CHRISTIAN LOVE AND SYMPATHY ARE EXTENDED TO:
Charles & Robert Jordan and their families in the death of their mother, Susan Jordan,
on Wednesday, February 2rd. +++
Beverly Snyder and her family in the death of her husband, Thomas Snyder,
on Thursday, February 3rd.
+++ Margaret Johnson and her family in the death
of her sister, Sarah Cuomo, on Saturday, February 5th.
+++
Martha Holloway and her family in the death of her father, Thomas Ackerman,
on Saturday, February 5th.
+++
Bill Hale and his family in the death of his mother, Ruth Hale,
on Wednesday, February 9th.
+++
Susan Castles Leland and her family in the death of her mother, Sue Castles,
on Wednesday, February 9th.
+++
Emmy Lou Anderson and her family in the death of her husband, Peter Anderson,
on Monday, February 14th.
+++
Carl Newman and his family in the death of his wife, Anne Sires Newman, on Wednesday, February 16th.
+++
Anne Marie Charlton and her family in the death of her mother-in-law, Vera Casey,
on Thursday, February 17th.
+++
Sara Murray and her family in the death of her husband, Gordon Murray,
on Saturday, February 19th.
+++
Will Dawson and his family in the death of his grandfather, William Dawson,
on Sunday, February 20th.
Stephen Ministers CARE,
but only GOD can CURE !!!!! “Bear one another’s burdens,
and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” Galatians 6:2
Contact Mary Robinson, one of our Stephen Ministry Leaders (722-8882, [email protected]),
and let her know what you need.
April Sentinel deadline NOON, March 16 ,2011 All information for The Sentinel should be written legibly,
submitted via email, fax or U.S.P.S. to Deanna Barteet 53 Meeting Street
Charleston SC 29401 [email protected]. fax: 805-6621
“Hear my prayer, O Lord ..” Prayer Teams are available in Lilly Chapel after the 11:15
Sunday morning service.
Prayer Request cards are located in the pew holders.
What: Presbyterian Women’s Retreat When: March 18-20, 2011 Where: Gravatt Conference Center, Aiken, SC Why: Food, Fellowship Who: Acton Beard, Spiritual Leader Who Else: YOU! Cost: $140 includes registration, room and board (6 meals) Theme: “The Fruit Of The Spirit” Registration forms available - call 722-8882
Please join us for coffee fellowship following both Sunday morning services in
Molly Wier Hall.
Caroline Grace Bullington born on Sunday, January 23rd. Caroline is the daughter of Matt & Molly Bullington and the
granddaughter of Rusty and Linda Stout. ~~~
George Sullivan Fennell born on Wednesday, February 2nd. Sullivan is the son of Allison Fennell and the grandson of
George and Sandra Fennell.
Where are the 45% of our members who don’t participate in the work and mission of First (Scots)? Are they on the golf course? Did you know that the Church is sponsoring a golf tournament for the benefit of the youth ministries? Are they playing bridge? Did you know that a bridge group meets every Monday afternoon in Room 203? You can even take lessons on Wednesday at 4:30 pm. Are they at supper club? Did you know that First (Scots) has several groups that meet for food and fellowship each month? There is so much more going on at First (Scots); worship, fellowship, teaching, learning, studying, mission work, community involvement, music. There is something for everyone. Please support these vital programs in your financial commitment and participation. We could do so much if everyone pitched in. Make your commitment today...FOR GOD’S SAKE ... Your Stewardship Committee
Giving
For God’s Sake...
AS OF WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD LAST YEAR’S TOTALS
PLEDGES RECEIVED 465 413
AMOUNT COMMITTED $1,817,424 $1,733,860
PER CAPITA BY HOUSEHOLD $4,672 $4401
HOUSEHOLDS IN CHURCH 812 825
MEMBERS IN COMMITTED HOUSEHOLDS 749(53%) 579 (40%)
PER CAPITA BY MEMBER $2,770 $2995
ACTIVE MEMBERS ON ROLL 1421 1453
HOUSEHOLDS COMMITTED 446(55%) 394 (48%)
1731 Legacy Society Only one in eight Presbyterian remembers the Church in his/her will, at First (Scots) even fewer do. Why? Probably because the Church hasn’t encouraged it. We hope to change that. On February 13th , First (Scots) kicked off a campaign to raise awareness of Planned Giving in our church life. Planned Giving offers opportunities beyond annual giving that can benefit both the giver now and the church in years to come. We invite you to prayerfully consider joining the 1731 Legacy Society by making a gift in your estate of $5,000 or more. A member who joins by December 31, 2011 will be considered a Charter Member. It is through the process of our own estate planning that we can make a truly lasting impact on the mission of First (Scots) Presbyterian Church. Further information is available from the church office (722-8882) or Danya Jordan (813-6398) [email protected] or Bill Prewitt (722-3331) [email protected].
Easter Decorations Order Form If you would like to remember a loved one or honor someone with a donation to the sanctuary Easter decorations, please complete this form and return it along with your check of $15 per memorial/honorarium to the church office by Monday, April 11th. The Easter lilies
will be used during the Easter season and may be taken home after the 11:15 am service on Sunday, April 24th. Please remember to print clearly the names you would like to be listed in the bulletin and mark your check "Easter Decorations”.
GIVEN BY: ________________________________________________________________________________________________
DAYTIME TELEPHONE: ______________________________________________________________________________________
IN MEMORY OF: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
IN HONOR OF: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
The Sentinel
FIRST (SCOTS) PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
Circle Meetings: Circle Two will meet Tuesday, March 8th , at 10:00 am at the home of Susan Bridwell (58 Dalton Street, Daniel Island) For directions, call Susan at 884-4232. Circle Three/Four will meet Tuesday, March 8th, at 10:30 am, in the church parlor. For information, call Dottie George at 795-3544. Circle Five: (Betty Noble Circle) will meet Tuesday, March 8th, at 9:30 am at the home of Karen Danielowski (1895 Bowens Island Road, Charleston, 29412). For directions, call Karen at 762-6553. Circle Six will meet Monday, March 14th, at 7:15 pm at the home of Sue White (2646 Marsh Creek Drive, Charleston, 29414). For directions, call Sue at 556-3234. Circle Seven will meet Thursday, March 10th, at 7:00 pm at the home of Machen Thomason (517 King Street, Charleston, 29401) For information call Lizzie Hamilton at 276-3466. Island Circle will meet Tuesday, March 8th at 11:00 am at the home of Gail Bunn (95 Rhetts Bluff Road, Kiawah Island, SC 29455) Please call Gail if you plan to attend. New Circle with Nursery will meet Thursday, March 10th, at 9:00 AM, in the church parlor. A nursery is provided. For information, call Betty White at 884-6879.
New Circle & Mothers Morning Out We are combining the new Circle with a Mother’s Morning Out! The Circle will meet the second Thursday of each month
at 9:00 am for about one hour and will be followed with a Mother’s Morning Out until 12:00 noon. This will be an opportunity for women to share in Christian fellowship and study, bonding through friendship, and then will be able
to adjourn to run errands or go for brunch! Join us Thursday, March 10, at 9:00 am in the Church parlor! Nursery is provided in the same building.
Cookies for Kairos It’s that time again! Please consider providing cookies for the March 10-13 retreat at Camille Griffin Graham Correctional Institution. Home baked cookies are much appreciated, but store-bought cookies will also be welcomed. Large
bags of cheese balls, trail mix, or salty treats such as chips, pretzels, and nuts are also needed. Please do not supply individually packaged items – everything must be opened and repackaged before being transported into the prison so large bags are easier to manage. Cash donations to cover the expenses of the retreat are also appreciated. Donations can be left in Molly Wier Hall as early as March 6 but no later than 12 noon on March 9, 2011. For more information or questions, contact Karen Stanley at [email protected] or 849-7715.
The church office would like to send out a huge THANK YOU to all those who volunteered to help with our 2011 Pictorial Directory. In all, we had 4 weeks of photography and around 350 families participated. Special thanks to: Joel Bateman, Lisa Heape, Jane & Ernie Schmidt, Jane Hassell, John & Pat Dietz, Keith Blake, Joan Benson, Pat Kruger, Martha Derrick, Elizabeth McAnally, Lucy Preyer, Liz Hanckel, Jo Majka, John & Betty Ebinger, Nonie Crosby, Mary Ham, Don McDaniel, Emmy Lou Anderson, Rebecca Patte, Margaret Heller, Richard & Lasca Lilly, Blakely Adair, Becky Johnson, Sandra Vineyard, Gail Bunn, Loraine Hanckel, Elizabeth McCullough, Jack Callahan, Margaret McCormack, Terri DeVane, Phyllis Dickinson, Brenda Beall, Shirley Stevens and Susan Bridwell. We could not have done this without all of your help!
Thank you … Thank you… Thank you… Thank you… Thank you… Thank you… Thank you...
THE SENTINEL
WORLD MISSIONS God’s Littlest Lambs
Currently 68 children from newborn to age 17 live in the LAMB Children's home on an arid hilltop about 30 miles south of Tegucigalpa. They have come in many different ways - mostly abused and neglected, some terribly malnourished, some with developmental disabilities...all unwanted. Here they eat, sleep, learn, sing, play and come to understand how precious they are to their Heavenly Father. The First (Scots) congregation has developed a close relationship with these children and with the LAMB organization that provides them a home: six residential cottages, a school, a large kitchen and laundry, two gardens, two playgrounds, and a church. Our next congregational mission will leave for Honduras on March 5, with a larger youth mission trip planned in July. Although rich in their Father's love, the physical needs of God’s Littlest Lambs are great. Any donations received prior to March 4 will travel to Honduras with the Adult mission group; subsequent donations will be carried by the youth. A box has been placed in the Lilly Chapel. 1) Underwear for boys, girls and teenagers (especially small sizes). 2) Sweat pants and sweaters. 3) Boys and girls shoes, including sports shoes and flip flops. 4) Other clothing for children and teenagers. 5) Rubber balls and any kind of toy for blind children. 6) Toys to be given at birthdays for boys and girls. 7) Crib bedding, including blankets and bumper pads. 8) Other bedding – sheets and blankets for single beds. 9) Small towels, washcloths. 10) School supplies: Notebooks, pencils, pens, sharpeners, erasers, 11) Reading books in Spanish.
First (Scots) Poly Tartan Material: There is a bolt of the church tartan in the office which is available to committee chairpersons for use for church purposes, i.e. bookmarks for confirmands, burp cloths for church family newborns, etc. The cloth must be cut by a member of the staff or a member of the Tartan Committee. A record of use is being maintained for inventory purposes. Call Deanna Barteet at 722-8882. For congregation members the cloth can be purchased on line at http://thescottishweaver.com/firstscots/. Woolen material is also available on line and, of course, ties scarves, rosettes, serapes, etc. can be purchased.
THE PRAYER JOURNEY: A Personal Encounter With Jesus Christ The Prayer Journey is a Walk of Prayer and is a simple, but powerful, form of engagement with God that combines verses of Scripture with movement in a way similar to the Stations of the Cross. The key is asking the Holy Spirit to lead you. The Walk has proven to be a wonderful way for people to encounter Jesus Christ and grow in prayer. Please join us the weekend of April 15-17th for this special time set aside for First (Scots) Presbyterian’s Prayer Journey: The Walk of Encounter: GROWING IN CHRIST. The Journey will be Friday evening, Saturday morning and afternoon and Sunday morning. Watch for details in upcoming bulletins and the April Sentinel. Questions: please call Ginny Good: 795-5822.
Revelation 22:14: “Blessed are those who wash their robes, that they may have the right to the tree of life and may go through the gates into the city.”
MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH
MARCH 6 - Bowling (meet at Twin River Lanes in Mt. Pleasant)
MARCH 13 - Rake and Run
MARCH 18-19 Lock In (8PM - 10AM)
MARCH 20 - NO YOUTH GROUP
MARCH 27 - Dinner Downtown
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MARCH 4-5 Lock In (8PM - 10AM) MARCH 6 - NO YOUTH GROUP
MARCH 13 - Rake and Run
MARCH 18-19 Destination Unknown (7PM - 11AM)
MARCH 20 - No Youth Group
MARCH 27 - Soup Kitchen (5-7:30PM)
5-7 PM IN THE KIRK HOUSE (62 King St) unless noted otherwise below
DINNER IS PROVIDED. BRING A FRIEND!
MARCH
February was a busy month for the preschool and Kindergarten. On Friday, February 4th, the school recognized our Dads with a Father’s Day Celebration. The activities started with classroom visitation followed by a special program presented by the children and directed by Joyce Remsburg. Everyone then enjoyed a delicious lunch together. On the following Tuesday, the children sang for the residents of the Presbyterian Home and the Presbyterian Women of the Church at a luncheon sponsored by the latter. The audience was delighted with the performance of the children. The energy was quite high as the children celebrated Valentine’s Day with class parties and the sharing of valentines. After enjoying Winter Break, the children returned to school and began preparations for our upcoming Grandparents & Special Friends Day. In addition to our traditional program of learning, the school is integrating technology into our curriculum through the use of our new Smart Board. The children love it! We hope everyone enjoys the children’s artwork in the hall and classrooms. The children work very hard on these projects. Many thanks to everyone at First (Scots) for our new space. It is great!
SAVE THE DATE!
Eighth Annual First (Scots) Fellowship Golf Tournament Easter Monday, April 25th
Shadowmoss Plantation Golf Club Proceeds benefit the Youth Mission Trips
to Honduras and Charlotte, N.C.
It’s time for Spring Cleaning and the
Honduras and Charlotte Youth Mission Teams want to help you out!
The Youth will be having their annual Mission Trip Work Day Fundraiser on Saturday, March 12th from 8:30 am - 2 pm. Do you have some housework or yard work for them to do? Simply call Angie (722-8882) and let her know the type of work, the number of people needed for the job, and the time frame (Please have all supplies and equipment ready). All donations for work done will go towards the cost of the mission trip, so please be generous!
Bethelwoods Middle School Retreat
Respite Care Ministries Golf Tournament You can make a difference in the lives of many families we serve through Respite Care Ministries and have fun at the same time! Respite Care Ministries is dedicated to improving the quality of life of families coping with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. We achieve our mission by providing day respite program support and education. We are planning another exciting day on the golf course. Please join us on Monday, March 21st at The Club at Seabrook Crooked Oaks Golf Course. You don’t have to be a golfer to share your support! Sponsorships are available. Prize donations are accepted. Proceeds from the tournament are used to offset the costs of providing daily respite programs and caregiver support. Online registration at www.respitecarecharleston.org OR for more information call Margaret Kunes, 723-1611 ext. 115 Or Email [email protected]
MARCH 2011 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 7 am Men’s Breakfast 9:30 am Kindergarten Chapel 10 am PW Board (#203) 11 am Staff Meeting 5:15 pm Nominating Comm. (Conf. Room)
2 10 am Beth Moore Bible Study (#202) 3:00 pm Prayer Journey Steering (Conf. Room) 4:30 pm Kirk Club 4:30 pm Adult Ed. Classes 5:30 pm Evening Prayer & Communion 5:30 pm Handbell Choir Rehearsal 6:05 pm Kirk Night Supper 6:45 pm Kirk Choir Rehearsal 7:00 pm Adult Ed Classes
3
4 Bach Festival
5 Bach Festival
6 8:45 am Worship 9 am Choristers Rehearsal 10 am Sunday School 11:15 am Worship 12:15 pm Flower Ministry 4:00 pm Bach Festival 5pm Middle School Youth Group 5 pm NO High School Youth Group
7 9 am Lectio Divina (home of Sherry Cox) 12 pm Prayers of Concern (Parlor) 1:30 pm Bridge (#203)
8 7 am Men’s Breakfast 9:30 am Kindergarten Chapel 9:30 am PW Circle 5 Betty N. (home of Karen Danielowski) 10 am PW Circle 2 (home of Susan Bridwell) 10:30 am PW Circle 3 & 4 (Parlor) 11 am PW Island Circle (home of Gail Bunn) 11 am Staff Meeting 2 pm Suicide Support Group (#233)
9 Ash Wednesday 10 am Beth Moore Bible Study (#202) 3:00 pm Prayer Journey Steering (Conf. Room) 4:30 pm Kirk Club 4:30 pm Adult Ed. Classes 5:30 pm Ash Wednesday Communion Service (Lilly Chapel) 5:30 pm Handbell Choir Rehearsal 5:30 pm Music Comm. (Parlor) 6 pm Kirk Club Worship Skills (Sanctuary) 6:05 pm Kirk Night Supper 6:45 pm Kirk Choir Rehearsal 7:00 pm Adult Ed Classes
10 9 am PW New Circle & Mother’s Morning Out (Parlor)
7 pm PW Circle 7
(home of Machen Thomason)
11
11 am Kindergarten Grandparents Day (MWH)
5:30 pm
Sharp/Eling Wedding
Rehearsal
12
5:00 pm Sharp/Eling
Wedding
13 1ST SUNDAY IN LENT 8:45 am Worship 9 am Choristers Rehearsal 10 am Sunday School 11:15 am Worship Taylor - Baptism 12:15 pm Flower Ministry 5 pm Middle School Youth Group 5 pm High School Youth Group
14 9 am Lectio Divina (home of Sherry Cox) 12 pm Prayers of Concern (Parlor) 1:30 pm Bridge (#203) 5:30 pm Stewardship (#224) 5:30 pm Neighborhood Assoc. (MWH) 7:15 pm PW Circle 6 (home of Sue White)
15 7 am Men’s Breakfast 9:30 am Kindergarten Chapel 11 am Staff Meeting
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10 am Beth Moore Bible Study (#202) 3:00 pm Prayer Journey Steering (Conf. Room) 4:30 pm Kirk Club 4:30 pm Adult Ed. Classes 5:30 pm Evening Prayer & Communion 5:30 pm Handbell Choir Rehearsal 5:30 pm Stephen Ministry (Parlor) 6:05 pm Kirk Night Supper 6:45 pm Kirk Choir Rehearsal 7:00 pm Adult Ed Classes
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18 Women’s Retreat
4 pm
McKinney/ Luff Wedding
Rehearsal
19 Women’s Retreat
5:30 pm
McKinney/Luff Wedding
20 2ND SUNDAY IN LENT
8:45 am Worship 9 am Choristers Rehearsal 10 am Sunday School 11:15 am Worship Campbell - Baptism 12:15 pm Flower Ministry 5pm NO Middle School Youth Group 5 pm NO High School Youth Group
21 9 am Lectio Divina (home of Sherry Cox) 12 pm Prayers of Concern (Parlor) 12:30 pm Christian Ed (Conf. Room) 1:30 pm Bridge (#203) 2 pm Historical Society Tours See Meeting Schedule below
22 7 am Men’s Breakfast 9:30 am Kindergarten Chapel 11 am Staff Meeting
23 3:00 pm Prayer Journey Steering (Conf. Room) 4:30 pm Kirk Club Closing Night 4:30 pm Adult Ed. Classes 5:30 pm Evening Prayer & Communion 5:30 pm Handbell Choir Rehearsal 6:05 pm Kirk Night Supper 6:45 pm Kirk Choir Rehearsal 7:00 pm Adult Ed Classes
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25
6 pm
Historical Society
Tour
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27 3RD SUNDAY IN LENT 8:45 am Worship 9 am Choristers Rehearsal 10 am Sunday School 11:15 am Worship 12:15 pm Flower Ministry 5 pm Middle School Youth Group 5 pm High School Youth Group
28 Kindergarten Spring Break 9 am Lectio Divina (home of Sherry Cox) 12 pm Prayers of Concern (Parlor)
1:30 pm Bridge (#203) 6 pm Historical Society
Tours 7 pm Session (MWH)
29 7 am Men’s Breakfast
11 am Staff Meeting
30 3:00 pm Prayer Journey Steering (Conf. Room) 4:30 pm Adult Ed. Classes 5:30 pm Evening Prayer & Communion 5:30 pm Handbell Choir Rehearsal 6:05 pm Kirk Night Supper 6:45 pm Kirk Choir Rehearsal 7:00 pm Adult Ed Classes
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COMMITTEE MEETINGS: MONDAY, MARCH 21ST 5 pm Finance (Conf. Room) 6 pm Congregational Care (Parlor) 5:30 pm World Missions (#203) 6 pm Evangelism (#233) 6 pm Fellowship (#227) 6 pm Property (#202) 6 pm Local Missions (#228) 6 pm Worship (#229) 7 pm Diaconate (Molly Wier Hall)
Community Lenten Services Date Church Preacher March 16 St. Michael’s Fr. Greg Wilson March 23 St. John’s Lutheran Rev. Blalock March 30 First Baptist Rev. Al Zadig April 6 Cathedral of St. John Dr. Massie April 13 First (Scots) Presbyterian Rev. David Butler
SUNDAY, MARCH 24 3RD SUNDAY IN LENT
8:45 & 11:15 A.M. WORSHIP DR. MASSIE PREACHING
SUNDAY, MARCH 6 8:45 & 11:15 A.M. WORSHIP DR. MASSIE PREACHING
SUNDAY, MARCH 13 1ST SUNDAY IN LENT
8:45 & 11:15 A.M. WORSHIP DR. WILSON PREACHING
Week of FEBRUARY 28 - March 6 Mr. Wade Davis 795-7382
Week of MARCH 7 - 13 Dr. Bob Dukes 577-0479
Week of MARCH 14 - 20 Mrs. Mary Ham 723-9137
Week of MARCH 21 - 27 Mr. Steve Holderness 556-2156
Week of MARCH 28- APRIL 3 Mr. Ralph McCullough 723-3521
MARCH 4 - 7 Dr. Daniel Massie 442-1226
MARCH 11 - 14
Rev. James Rogers 513-3717
MARCH 18 - 21 Dr. Terry Wilson 442-9640
MARCH 25 – 28
Dr. Daniel Massie 442-1226
MARCH WORSHIP SCHEDULE
PASTOR ON CALL
ELDER ON CALL
DEACON ON CALL
THE SENTINEL Monthly Newsletter of
FIRST (SCOTS) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 53 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC 29401-2536
HOW TO CONTACT US Phone: 843-722-8882 Fax: 843-805-6621
Email: [email protected] Web: www.first-scots.org
SUNDAY WORSHIP 8:45 AND 11:15 a.m.
STAFF Dr. Daniel W. Massie, Senior Pastor Rev. James T. Rogers, Associate Pastor Dr. Terry L. Wilson, Assistant to the Pastor Mary B. Robinson, Director of Christian Education Angie M. Miller, Christian Education and Youth Administrative Assistant Megan Yarborough, Middle School Youth Director Dayna A. Perkins, Youth Ministry Intern Dr. JeeYoon Choi, Director of Music & Organist Ricard Bordas, Choirmaster Johanna G. Vroon, Associate Organist Dola H. Gresham, FCBA, Church Administrator Lynell G. Baldwin, Office Accountant Deanna T. Barteet, Secretary to the Pastor, Office Manager & Publications Jamie R. Kuznik, Membership Assistant Anne B. Walpole, Office Assistant Wilhelmina R. McPherson, Housekeeping Troy Palmer, Sexton Dianne S. Lever, Hospital Chaplain
SUNDAY, MARCH 20 2ND SUNDAY IN LENT
8:45 & 11:15 A.M. WORSHIP DR. MASSIE PREACHING
MARCH USHER TEAMS
MARCH 6 MARCH 13 MARCH 20 MARCH 27 8:45 am Greg Robinson David Hay Bernard Groseclose David Neff 11:15am Amelia White Keith Blake Joe Haugh Tom Ray
Week of FEBRUARY 28 - March 6
Mr. David Neff 853-0415
Week of MARCH 7 - 13 Mrs. Joyce Remsburg 556-8575
Week of MARCH 14 - 20 Mr. James Stuckey 722-2476
Week of MARCH 21 - 27 Mrs. Margaret Bouch 577-0749
Week of MARCH 28 –APRIL 3 Dr. Hayley Carter 766-1767
kirk night
Together » On » Wednesday » Education
T. O. W. E. R. S.
4:30-5:15 - Adult Education Classes (Session 1) 4:30-7:00 - Kirk Club 5:30-6:00 - Evening Prayer & Communion 6:05-7:00 - Supper *7:00-7:45 - Adult Education Classes (Session 2) *note time change* 6:45-8:45 - Kirk Choir Session 1 - 4:30-5:15 1. What We Believe, and Why We Believe It: Presbyterian Responses to Life’s Ultimate Questions let
by Dr. Robert White (Room 202) 2. A Friend Named “Grief” —Dr. Terry Wilson (Rooms 228-229) 3. Financial Peace University—How To Live Debt Free*– DVD/discussion program by Dave Ramsey.
Led by Caroline Smith (Room 224) Class will meet from 4:30-6:30. Cost $99 for kit. 4. Starting March 9th -The Forgotten God, Reversing Our Tragic Neglect of the Holy Spirit by
Francis Chan. This will be a DVD/discussion class led by Jackie Thompson. (Room 233) 5. Beginning Bridge—led by Dick Crosby. (Room 203)
Session 2 - 7:00-7:45 (Please note time change) 1. Marriage Enrichment– Experiencing God’s Dream for Your Marriage by Chip Ingram. DVD/discussion
led by Guy and Teresa Tarrant (Room 229) 2. Financial Peace University-How To Live Debt Free* - DVD/discussion program by Dave Ramsey.
Led by Beth Cohen-Nault. *Class will meet from 6:10-8:00. Cost $99 for kit. (Room 224) 3. A Study of the Book of Revelation—led by Ben Lever. (Room 202) 4. Beth Moore Bible Study: David, A Heart Like His—led by Joanne Harth. DVD series . Cost $15
(Room 233) 5. Bible and Beliefs 101. An introduction & overview of the Book and the Beliefs of Christians.
Come with a Bible and an open mind. Led by Dr. Massie. (Rooms 228-229)
Kirk Café open every Sunday Morning for breakfast - - - Won’t you join us?
