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2017-2018 DIRECTORY

(Revised 9-12-17)

THE PRESBYTERY OF NEW HOPE SYNOD OF THE MID-ATLANTIC

OUR PURPOSE: Forgiven and freed by God in Jesus Christ,

And empowered by the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves: To nurture our faith through prayer and Bible study;

To support the mission of the church worldwide; To work for justice and peace; and to build an inclusive,

Caring community of women that Strengthens the Presbyterian Church (USA) and

Witnesses to the promises of God’s kingdom.

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The Christ Candle

Presbyterian Women are committed to a ministry of worship and work based on the understanding that all we do is a response to the glory and goodness of God. The Christ Candle burns as a visual reminder of God’s presence as we acknowledge that we worship God in business decisions we make, the prayers we offer, and the programs we plan. Today, let this light speak to us as recorded in Matthew 5:14-16, as Jesus spoke to the crowd of followers, informing them that they are the light of the world, calling them to let their light so shine that glory may be given to God. We encourage PW to use the Christ Candle as a constant reminder that all we do is done in His name.

The PWP of New Hope Symbol

The dominant symbol on the banner of the Presbyterian Women of the Presbytery of New Hope is a descending dove over the open Bible. This shows the inspiration of the Holy Spirit founded on the Word. Centering their lives on the guidance of the Spirit and the Word, three women, representing varied races and backgrounds, interlink hands to show unity through cooperative effort. The Cross represents forgiveness. The descent of the Dove leads into the crossed keys of the Kingdom of God, which are surrounded by the olive branches of peace toward which all Presbyterian Women work and aspire to achieve.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Page

Christ Candle, PWP symbol .................................................................................................... 2 Calendar of Events ……………………………………………………………………………….………………….4-6 New Hope Presbyterian Women’s Histories .......................................................................... 7-19 Guidelines for Hosting PW Gatherings ................................................................................ 21-22 PWP Coordinating Team ....................................................................................................... 22-23 Listing of Churches by Area ................................................................................................... 24 Alphabetical Listing of Churches (PWC) ................................................................................ 25-27 PWC Leaders of Local Churches by ....................................................................................... 28-49 Annual PWP Spring Gathering Minutes ................................................................................ 50 Budget: Current — April 1, 2017 - March 31, 2018 ................................................................ 51 Bylaws of the Presbyterian Women of New Hope (PWP) ..................................................... 52-54 Past Hosts of Spring Gatherings ............................................................................................. 55 Former Moderators and Term Served .................................................................................... 55 Synod of the Mid-Atlantic PW Coordinating Team .............................................................. 56 Presbyterian Women Moderators by Presbytery ................................................................... 57-58 Forms ...................................................................................................................................... 59

• PW Mission Pledge Form .......................................................................................... 60 • PW in the Congregation Remittance Form ............................................................... 61 • PW Moderator’s Report ............................................................................................ 62 • PW Local Leaders in the Congregation Form ........................................................... 63 • PW Historian Report and Instructions ...................................................................... 64 • PW Banner Request Form ......................................................................................... 65 • PW Together in Service Report .................................................................................. 66 • PW Scholarship Application ....................................................................................... 67-69 • PW Honorary Life Membership Form ...................................................................... 70

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AUGUST 2017 1 Summer Prompter published. 12 PWP Coordinating Team Meeting —10 a.m., Rocky Mount Firs TBD PW Synod Planning Team Meeting, Massanetta Springs Conference Center, Harrisonburg, VA SEPTEMBER 2017 PWP year begins with the HORIZONS Bible Study, Cloud of Witnesses::The Community of Christ in Hebrews by Melissa Bane Sevier 9 Areas 1,2,3 Fall Gathering, St. Paul Presbyterian Church, 928 S. Main St., Louisburg, NC 27549 21 International Day of Peace www.un.org/en/events/peaceday/ Justice & Peace Communicator Frances Turner can also be a resource. 24 Areas 4,5,6 Fall Gathering, First Presbyterian Church, 153N.ChurchSt.,RockyMount,Rocky Mount, NC 27549 25 Orange Day – http://endviolence.un.org Justice & Peace Communicator Frances Turner can be a resource. OCTOBER 2017 Domestic Violence Awareness Month Order materials and plan for the THANK OFFERING in November. Send to Linda Barnes, Treasurer, at [email protected] or 6442 NC 581 Highway North, Kenly, NC 27542. 2 World Communion Sunday 6 PW Synod CT Meeting, Massanetta Springs Conference Center, Harrisonburg, VA 14 Areas 7,8,9 Fall Gathering, Outer Banks Presbyterian Church, Kill Devil Hills, NC 25 Orange Day – http://endviolence.un.org Justice & Peace Communicator Frances Turner can be a resource, [email protected].. 28 Presbytery Meeting – First Presbyterian Church, Goldsboro

Presbyterian Women of New Hope CALENDAR

2017-2018

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NOVEMBER 2017 Native American Heritage Month Receive Thank Offering: Send to Linda Barnes, Treasurer, at [email protected] or 6442 NC 581 Highway North, Kenly, NC 27542. 11 PWP Coordinating Team Meeting —10 a.m., Rocky Mount First 23 Thanksgiving DECEMBER 2017 3 First day of Advent 10 PWC Mission Pledge (See Forms) should be completed by December 10. Mission Pledge Payments: Send to Linda Barnes, Treasurer, at [email protected] or 6442 NC 581 Highway North, Kenly, NC 27542. 24 25 CHRISTMAS 25 Orange Day – http://endviolence.un.org Justice and Peace Communicator Frances Turner can also be a resource. PWP Search Committee begins filling terms ending April 2018. Send suggestions to Martha Strayhorn. [email protected] or 411 Duggins Drive, Kinston, NC 28501. JANUARY 2018 Human Trafficking Prevention Month 1 Scholarship applications available. 13 PWP Coordinating Team Meeting 10 a.m., ONLINE, Zoom 25 Orange Day – http://endviolence.un.org 31 PWP local Histories due - (See Forms) — Send to Delores Johnson, Secretary, [email protected] or 208 E. Spring St., Oxford, NC 27565 FEBRUARY 2018 Black History Month Presbytery Meeting - Date to be announced 25 Orange Day – http://endviolence.un.org 5 MARCH 2018 SPRING Prompter published this month. 1 PWC Moderator’s Report due. See Forms. Mail to Millicent Brown Fauntleroy, [email protected], 2816 Patrie Place, Raleigh 27613 1 Deadline to submit PWP Scholarship Application. (See Forms) Mail to Karen McCauley, [email protected] or 164 Saint Jiles Drive, Clayton, NC 27520 1 Mail to Together in Service Report (See Forms) to Sharon Godard, [email protected] or 5870 Bear Grass Road, Bear Grass, NC 27892

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MARCH 2018 (cont’d) 2-4 Spiritual Retreat, Camp Albemarle (including PWPCT meeting). 9 PW Synod CT Meeting, Massanetta Springs Conference Center, Harrisonburg, VA APRIL 2018 Sexual Assault Awareness Month 1 EASTER 14 PWP Annual Spring Birthday Gathering – First Presbyterian Church, Rocky Mount 9:00 Registration 9:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. Program (including lunch break) 25 Orange Day – http://endviolence.un.org MAY 2018 PW Birthday Offering - Plan and receive PW Birthday Program offering: Send to: Linda Barnes, Treasurer, Send to Linda Barnes, Treasurer, at [email protected] or 6442 NC 581 Highway North, Kenly, NC 27542. 3 National Day of Prayer 25 Orange Day – http://endviolence.un.org

JUNE 2018 PWP Directory is being compiled. Prepare your list of PW Leaders and send your Leadership Report to Millicent Brown Fauntleroy or your PW Area Representative. (See forms) Millicent Brown Fauntleroy, [email protected], 2816 Patrie Place, Raleigh 27613 8-10 PW Synod of the Mid-Atlantic Summer Gathering, Massanetta Springs Conference Center, Harrisonburg, Va. 25 Orange Day – http://endviolence.un.org Justice and Peace Communicator Frances Turner can also be a resource. JULY 2018 1 DEADLINE FOR LEADERSHIP REPORT. Send the completed list of PWC leaders to Vice Moderator Carole Koi, [email protected], 420 Innisbrook Lane, New Bern, NC 28562 or your Area Representative. Note: If the leaders remain the same, reply with a form with name of the church and “SAME” written across it. 25 Orange Day – http://endviolence.un.org Justice and Peace Communicator Frances Turner can also be a resource. AUGUST 2018 2-5 Presbyterian Women Churchwide Gathering, Galt House, Louisville, Ky.

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New Hope Presbytery Presbyterian Women Histories 2016 Bear Grass Presbyterian Church Bear Grass, NC 27892 The Bear Grass Presbyterian Women has one circle (Nossie Lee Beacham) with 12 active members, which meets monthly using the Horizons Bible Study. They meet every month, but instead of Bible study in May, November and December, they have the special programs held in those months. Their missions include the Birthday, Thank and Least Coin Offerings. Other missions are: Children’s Hope Alliance; sponsoring a child in India; collection of toiletries for the Interfaith Prison Ministry; holding a Share Fair event which gave community citizens the opportunity to collect items for free; donated $100 to the Blessings in a Backpack ministry administered by the Memorial Baptist Church, and made a monetary donation to Samaritan's Purse to purchase chickens, a goat and a sheep.

Submitted by Bobbie Hodges, HistorianBethlehem Presbyterian Church Rocky Mount, NC 27803 The number of Presbyterian Women attending our monthly Circle Meeting increased to 16 in 2016. Home Circle member, Alice Hancock Bradley, died on February 5. We collected the Birthday, Least Coin and Thank Offerings and created "Sunshine Baskets" for our homebound in the church and community. We sent over 769 cards, made over 187 visits, sent flowers and served meals to members following hospital stays and the deaths of loved ones. We participated in "Operation Christmas Child", "Toys for Tots," and the "Shop and Share" program for Children’s Hope Alliance. On-going projects included furnishing toys for the children’s nursery, collecting books for the NCDPI’s "Give Five-Read Five" reading program for Coopers Elementary School. The PW took the lead in the fellowship event of Bethlehem’s 100th Anniversary Celebration held in October, decorating the church, creating displays and keepsakes, and serving a delicious meal. Submitted by Sandy Tharrington, Moderator Brookston Presbyterian Church Henderson, NC 27537 The Presbyterian Women of Brookston has one circle with twelve members. We meet ten times per year with an average attendance of seven. We use the Horizon Bible study which is led each month by Candice White of Warrenton Presbyterian Church. We made contributions to Joy Gift, Mission Pledge, Birthday Offering, Relay for Life and Rebuilding Hope. We again gave a $100.00 donation to the Salvation Army instead of taking a needy family. Throughout the year, we remembered the sick, caregivers to the sick, bereaved and nursing home residents of our community and church with flowers, food, cash or transportation depending on individual needs. We continue to support ACTS with a collection of food and cleaning supplies, depending on their needs. The women provide flowers for the sanctuary during the year. With the help of the men, we decorated the Chrismon Tree and the church sanctuary for Christmas. With God’s Blessing, this small group of dedicated women has accomplished much and looks forward to continued service in his name.

Submitted by Rebecca Ellington, Historian

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Cary Presbyterian Church PW 2016 Cary, NC 27511 Cary Presbyterian had about 60 women participating in five circles in 2016. Special events included the Pancake Dinner, which raised $566.34 for the Cary Presbyterian Esperanza Mission in Guatemala. We celebrated the Birthday Luncheon at Glenaire Retirement Community, with record attendance. We assembled and delivered gift bags and cards to women who had limited ability to participate in church activities. An Honorary Life Membership was presented to Janet Robinette. Christmas gifts were assembled and wrapped for five Carying Place graduate families at the December program. Two meals were provided for Carying Place families, including the Christmas celebration. High School seniors were recognized and care packages were sent to college freshmen in April. Families with new babies received a meal, a rose honoring the baby and a Bible storybook. Mission donations of $200.00 each were made to Dorcas Ministries, Interact, Cary Presbyterian Guatemalan mission, Cary Presbyterian Discretionary Fund, and the Cary Presbyterian Parish Nurse Fund.

Submitted by Barbara Turner, Historian Calvary Presbyterian Church PW Wilson, NC 27893 The Calvary PWC meets on the third Saturday of each month except July and August. Fifteen to Twenty ladies participate on a regular basis. The women of the PWC give their time, talents and treasure with a dedicated spirit. We celebrated our annual Women’s Day Service on Sunday, March 13, 2016. The theme was "A Worship to Inherit." Our guest speaker for the occasion was Pastor Charlotte R. Williams, a product of Calvary, who now resides in Greensboro, N.C. The music was provided by the Women’s Day Choir. In June, Elder Dorothy Hardy-Ferguson spearheaded our Youth Day celebration. The PW of Calvary are raising funds through our Gleaners Project and the sale of dish towels. These funds will help pay for our PW Conference Room. We provided nurture and assistance to the families of our deceased members, Mrs. Doris Haskins Jones and Mrs. Sylvia Walker Rainey. In November, we participated in Operation Christmas Child by decorating and filling 22 shoeboxes with goodies, school supplies, toys and clothing to be sent to children in other countries. We continue to participate in community outreach programs by donating canned goods to Hope station, a shelter for homeless women

Submitted by Elder Marian S. Farmer, Historian Davie Street Presbyterian Church Raleigh, NC 27601 Davie Street Presbyterian Women in the Congregation support special ministries of the church and the community. We maintain membership in Church Women United. In 2016 we gave personal care items to the homeless, school supplies to students, and collected food for the N.C. Food Bank. We participated in the Least Coin Fellowship, the Birthday Offering and the Thank Offering. We contributed to Urban Ministries, Hayes Place, and Helping Hand Ministries, and visited the bereaved, sick and shut-ins. We attended the New Hope Presbyterian Women’s Spring Gathering, where our youth provided entertainment in the form of a liturgical

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dance. We provided hygiene kits for migrant workers in Newton Grove, N.C.; distributed food and clothes to the needy; reached out to the community through the Golden Eagles Adult Fellowship to provide Christian fellowship, stimulating activities, interesting travel, and lectures and seminars on a variety of subjects. We use the Horizons Bible Study Guide during our Circle meetings. On Mother’s Day, the Mary Gladden Carter Circle III named Marcia Micheal “Mother of the Year.” In May we celebrated the birth of Lenora Bradford. In July and August, we said goodbye to Mrs. Katie Poole and Mrs. Valena Lee. In December we celebrated the return to membership of a woman who grew up in our church.

Submitted by Ardis Bridges, Historian Falkland Presbyterian Church Falkland, NC 27827 Falkland Presbyterian Church has one circle with eight members who meet regularly with Moderator Anne Powell. Her husband, Tommy Powell, taught the Horizons Bible Study lessons each month except May - August. The members are faithful in attendance to meetings, planning and performing activities throughout the year, while other women in the congregation participate to make the PW goals successful. Missions included rolling bandages, Children’s Hope Alliance (Barium Springs), PW Birthday Offering Dinner, Samaritan’s Purse, gifts and magazines were donated to Caswell in Kinston, gifts to the shut-ins in the church and church dinners for funerals during the year.

Submitted by Beverly G. Vandiford, Historian Farmville Presbyterian Church Farmville, NC 27828

Through fellowship, Bible studies, service and missions, our PW seek to grow in faith and glorify God. We clipped and sent coupons for the Coupons for Military Families Project, provided meals for ECU Campus Ministries, bereaved families, and our children’s ministry (JAM) Wednesday evenings. We remembered our college students with cards on their birthdays and special occasions, coordinated and supported our Pre-School and After-School programs, The Backpack Pals Program, Operation Christmas Child, the Angel Tree Program, the Adult Backpacks Ministry for the homeless and volunteered for Meals on Wheels and the Community Soup Kitchen. We participated in Blanket Sunday, the Birthday Offering for mission projects local and worldwide, collected the Least Coin Offering, Pennies for Hunger, and hosted birthday parties for residents at Pruitt Healthcare.

Submitted by Kay A. Taylor, Historian First Presbyterian Church, Durham Durham, NC 27705 First Presbyterian Church Durham has an active PW of 21 members which meets monthly for Bible Study and fellowship. The Horizons studies are used. One of the main missions is to stay in touch with our shut-ins by sending cards once a month which number about 15. Mary Ann Ruegg is faithful in preparing and sending these cards. At Christmas and Easter, we deliver small gifts. Other missions include donations to World (CWS) Blankets; Share the Warmth; Children’s Hope Alliance, Presbyterian Urban Ministry; First Pres. Day School and Families Moving Forward. At baptisms, we give baby quilts made by the PW quilting group. We donated water, snacks, toiletries and warm clothing such as gloves, socks and scarves to our church’s walk-in

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ministry. We filled a Barrel of Joy with household necessities for Families Moving Forward. This barrel was given to a homeless family as they occupied their new home. To our sorrow, one of our members, Jean Moore, has recently died.

Submitted by Linn Lopez, Historian First Presbyterian Church Greenville, NC 27858 Connie Bond was installed as the 2016-17 Moderator of the Presbyterian Women at the Spring Gathering in May 2016. There are 4 circles: 1,3,6 and Cypress Glen that meet once a month September-May. This year, four women have joined circles, bringing the total to 79. The Horizons Bible Study is used by all the circles except Circle 6. All circles participate in The Least Coin, Blue Blessing, Thank Offering and Birthday Offering as well as their own mission projects, such as special gifts to Nursing Homes; offering to Joy Soup Kitchen; contributions to community projects and Circle 6 adopted a family impacted by Hurricane Matthew. Neighbor to Neighbor Luncheon continues to be the major mission project for the PW with proceeds from the luncheon, sale of baked and frozen goods, and drawings being matched by the Greenville Utilities to benefit residents who need help with their utilities. At our Spring Birthday Gathering, May 16, the PW awarded 11 scholarships. At the Fall Gathering on Oct. 24, the PW memorialized three women: Micky Sumrell Ezelle, Clara Robinson Carr, and Carol Fleming Irons and presented Honorary Life Memberships to Thelma McGowan and Marcia Spears.

Submitted by Dawn Flye, Historian First Presbyterian Church Kinston, NC 28501 Kinston First PW has 70 active and 9 inactive members in 6 circles which meet monthly. The Horizons Bible Study is used, generally, but circles are free to use alternative studies. Three general meetings are held yearly. Missions include the Birthday Offering, Thank Offering, collection of used greeting cards for St. Jude, provide desserts for Meals-on-Wheels, collect gently used clothing and miscellaneous items for Cherry Hospital, Samaritan’s Purse, collect UPC labels for Children’s Hope Alliance (Barium Springs), support Church Women United, offer scholarships to qualifying High School seniors, serve meals to families of deceased church members. Each circle has special missions, such as - preparing clean-up buckets for Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, casserole ministry, collect used postage stamps for Eastern Virginia Presbytery, adopted family at Christmas, collect snacks and school supplies for a new after school program at the Lovit Hines Recreation Center in Kinston, and other local missions. A PW Honorary Life Membership was presented to Kristi McCall Blizzard. Members who passed away during the year were - Frances E.G. Smith, Carolyn S. Johnson, Patricia J. Mewborn, Mary Ann F. Burroughs, Angeline S. Shell, Myra E.W. Holder and Peggy P. Tanner.

Submitted by Kathryn Thutt, Historian

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First Presbyterian Church Raleigh, NC 27602 PW of First Presbyterian, Raleigh, looked forward to service and celebration as the church’s bicentennial was observed in 2016. Circle meetings and 2nd Annual PW Fall Retreat formed the basis for fellowship and mission work. Circles contributed to local missions such as Pride for Parents Christmas Store, a Loaves and Fishes Ministry; FPC’s Friendship Fund, assistance for the working poor; and Pennies for Hunger. Foreign missions support included the Turks family, PC(USA) missionaries, and funding for a student scholarship at the Eden School in Bolivia. Honorary Life membership was the focus for the April luncheon, and three members were honored. The PW of the New Hope Presbytery Spring Gathering was also held at FPC in April. Our Annual Birthday Party was celebrated in May. FPC hosted the Area 3 Special event with guest speaker, Judy Siker, Horizons Bible Study author, in August. October’s PW Bicentennial Fundraiser BBQ, Silent Auction, and pantry bake sale provided resources for upgrading the kitchen. Our bicentennial year concluded with the annual Men and Women of the Church Dinner in December. We honor those members no longer with us as we look forward to 2017.

Submitted by Melanie Taylor, Historian First Presbyterian Church Rocky Mount, NC 27804 2016 was another busy year of church in Community. The Presbyterian Women at First Presbyterian Church had activities every month to outreach to the congregation, community, nation and the world. All grew to appreciate and love church family and community. The two circles met monthly with a total of 37 members using the Horizons Bible Study. Missions include Handcrafted Ministries, providing baby blankets, afghans, and crocheted edging on fleece blankets for babies, the elderly and the terminally ill who are hospitalized. An Honorary Life Membership was given to Mary Perry. Those who have entered the Church Eternal are Ann Fountain Dill, Carol Maude and Betty Hodges.

Submitted by Frances Guerry, Historian First Presbyterian Church Smithfield, NC 27577 First Presbyterian of Smithfield had 2 circles in 2016 with Judy Johnson as Moderator. The circles met on Monday afternoons and Tuesday mornings with 15 members each, using the Horizons Bible Study. Two General PWC meetings were held. About 50 women participate in various projects, including: Least Coin, Birthday and Thank Offerings, Relay for Life events, Presbyterian School of Christian Education, Friends of the Seminary, Presbyterian Home, Camp Albemarle, Children’s Hope Alliance and our flower, food, and general operating (local expenses) funds for our church. We also participated by giving items to Harbor House for abused women and kids and SAM, the food closet; 3 meals a year for Hospice House on Sundays and stocked their pantry in November. Christmas cards were sent to shut-ins; crocheted prayer shawls; meals for funerals, rosebuds on the altar for honoring new babies; decorate church for Christmas, etc. We gave $1,000.00 for landscaping and buying a large cross for the Great Hall Wall. An Honorary Life Membership was given to Joyce Lee. Those who have passed away during the year are Eula Brown, Jane Bolin, Jane Austin Cunningham and Julie Capps. Submitted by Lee W. Johnson, Historian

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First Presbyterian Church Washington, NC 27889 In 2016, the members of the Presbyterian Women’s organization at the First Presbyterian Church of Washington looked back on their history with pride and on the year that had just past with satisfaction and gratitude for God’s blessings. The four circles met monthly with 35 of the 54 members attending regularly. The Horizons Bible Study, "Who Is Jesus" was used by 2 circles and "Thirty Amazing People" by David Jeremiah was used by the other 2. Missions consisted of The Purpose of God Annex which is an outreach program for children; donations to Children’s Home Alliance; Methuselah Fund; Least Coin; Eagles Wings, a food pantry; Operation Santa Claus, giving gifts to residents of Cherry Hospital in Goldsboro, Caswell in Kinston and Developmental Center and Behavioral Center of Vidant Medical Center; Ruth’s House; Operation Christmas Child and luncheons were hosted for various occasions. Those who departed this life in 2016 were Marion Worthy and Emily Kelly.

Submitted by Carolyn McCreesh, Historian Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church Cary, NC 27511 In 2016, PW included 110 members serving our congregation of 1106. Three of the four circles met monthly. Three circles used the Horizons Bible Studies and the fourth circle is the Affiliate Circle, which does not meet, but participates in service and mission. A Women’s Retreat was held in April at the Trinity Center, Salter Path, NC. The program was led by Pastors Melinda Merkley King and Amanda Golbek. Pastor Stephanie Arnold Workman helped with planning but was unable to attend. The overall theme was Be Still and Know That I Am God. Also in April, Kirk recipient Marcia Schroeder and husband received an Outstanding Older Adult Award. PW sponsored a Salad Supper in August for the kick off of the new PW year. A Christmas Brunch was held for all Kirk women, guests and pastoral staff. Sharon Welker was presented the Honorary Life Membership Award during the Brunch. PW service projects included delivering Meals on Wheels, working with Stop Hunger Now, providing meals and toiletries to the Helen Wright Women’s Center, preparing meals for workers and building on Habitat for Humanity homes in the area, sewing Baptismal Plaques and donating to the Pastor’s benevolence Fund.

Submitted by Carol Wells, Historian Little River Presbyterian Church Hurdle Mills, NC 27541 PW of Little River Presbyterian Church has 17 active members on roll and meet regularly the first Monday of each month at the church. They have enjoyed the study of “Living a Chocolate Life” by Deb Burma. The PWC projects include making prayer quilts, collecting box tops and soup labels for education purposes, preparing meals for Ronald McDonald House and participating in Acts 16:5 as prayer partners. The PWC missions include the Least Coin, Thank Offering, Christmas Shoebox, Tools and Blanket Project, and collected 239 pairs of underwear and other items for Children’s Hope Alliance. Community projects have been preparing a meal and deliver once per month to the homeless in our area; collection of canned goods for local pantry, Walk for Hunger and Russell Wagoner Softball Tournament. Also the PW, with God’s guidance

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participated in their own projects: Book for Nursery, Caring through Sharing Program, poinsettias to shut-ins at Christmas, and Bibles to graduating seniors. Six PWC members are still in the bell choir and enjoy adding an additional inspiration to the worship service. Praise God! Submitted by Gail Woods, Historian Morton Memorial Presbyterian Church Rocky Mount, NC 27803 The Presbyterian Women’s Circle of Morton Memorial PC meets on Monday nights after the first Sunday of each month. The circle continues to use the Horizons Bible Study. The study this year is about how different apostles told the story of Jesus through their different perspectives. We currently have 9 members and meet in circle members’ homes or at the church. On Sunday afternoons, quarterly, starting on January 17th at 2:30 p.m., the women get together for planning and fellowship. Meetings always begin and end with prayer. The women have a devotional, Bible study, songs and prayers throughout the meeting. They also plan mission projects and church activities at these meetings. Submitted by Kathy Snipes, Historian Mount Pisgah Presbyterian Church Rocky Mount, NC 27803 The year 2016 was an awesome year for the Presbyterian Women of Mount Pisgah. We continue to work in the following ways: Update schedule and support the cleaning of the church; sponsored Mother’s Day Celebration; assisted with Vacation Bible School with St. James Baptist Church in June; held a successful Women’s Day Program in July, with the proceeds going to the Church Scholarship fund; recognized Elder Marilyn Newkirk with a Honorary Life Membership pin and Ms. Loretta Braswell as our community honoree; planned the 125th Anniversary in November; contributed gifts to the children and youth for Christmas. We mourned the loss of Elder Helen Parker Gay, who had served as Moderator of Mount Pisgah Presbyterian Women and as Area 8 Representative for several years. With gratitude, we acknowledge and give thanks to God for the many blessings - those received and those coming our way.

Submitted by Martha Stith, Historian Oakland Presbyterian Church Clayton, NC 27520 Oakland Presbyterian Church has a very active Presbyterian Women’s organization which supports numerous activities and functions in the life of the church. A morning and evening circle meet monthly through May. The total average attendance is 28 with a significant increase in the evening circle this year. PW began the Life Lessons Bible Study, Book of James: Practical Wisdom by Max Lucado in September 2016. The PW made a donation to House of Hope; distributed 17 ‘goodie bags’ to the elderly and shut-in members; coordinated refreshments for the Christmas Joy Gift program in December; donated to the Birthday Objective, and the women provide meals for the families of a church member who passes away, and on one occasion, provided a meal for a family who moved away. Joining with the congregation, the PW members participate in the Christmas Angel Tree; Backpack Buddies Drive; Vacation Bible School; One Great Hour of Sharing; Boy, Girl and Cub Scout programs and other local missions. — Submitted by Kitty Nappen, Historian

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Oxford Presbyterian Church Oxford, NC 27565 Prayer, study, service and sweet fellowship marked the year 2016 for Oxford Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women. With leadership provided by Delores Johnson, the circle of 9 active members met on the second Monday of each month (September - May) in the homes of PW members or at the church. The group used Horizons Bible Study as a guide for study and discussion. Each meeting opened with a devotional from the book entitled "Jesus Calling" which was donated in memory of Doris McFarland. Mission emphases included: Children’s Hope Alliance, Church World Service, Brantwood Nursing Center, Least Coin, PW Birthday, and other missions supported by the entire congregation. Presbyterian Women’s Sunday was observed in April with Delores bringing the morning message. During the service, 2 members, Cathy Yancey and Kathy Webb, were awarded the Honorary Life Membership. In 2016, Delores returned to service at the Presbytery level as Secretary and Historian.

Submitted by Ellen Gould, Historian

Providence Presbyterian Church Angier, NC 27501 Providence Presbyterian Church is blessed to have a multigenerational and diverse membership. This year, we had to say goodbye to special folks who went home before us. We also welcomed new members to the flock. We have enjoyed the use of our new building for activities involving youth, older adults, general membership and community members. This building, housing our Sunday school and a large kitchen, provides space for community programs such as Boy Scouts, Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, Gospel Groups, LOGOS, and Vacation Bible School. Presbyterian Women are involved in many of these community outreach activities. The Presbyterian Women-sponsored 2016 Chicken Pastry Supper & Silent Auction/Bake Sale Fundraiser was conducted to support our mission goals and to help support our mission goals and to help support operation of these facilities. PPC is the home of solid Bible-based Christian education, fun fellowship, bonding across generations, and caring for one another in good times and in bad. Presbyterian Women are at the heart of so many activities at PPC. We are Spirit-led, and ready to serve. God continues to bless us. We strive to be faithful to Jesus, mindful, humble and grateful.

Submitted by Ann Benson, Historian

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Roberson Chapel Presbyterian Church Williamston, NC 27896 The Roberson Chapel PW Circle has 11 active members and use the Horizons Bible Study. We support: The Thank Offering, Joy Gift, Least Coin and Birthday Offering. Our Mission outreach includes a young handicapped child in our community, Christmas Love Dollars Project, Crop Walk, Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child, Ash Wednesday Service, Maundy Thursday Service, Bible School, Youth Leadership, Special Friends Project, the Telephone Tree, Serving cakes for the Vintage Inn Retirement home cake social, food committee, Monthly Fellowship Breakfast, One Great Hour of Sharing, community outreach and cleaning the church. Submitted by Diane Rawls, Historian of the Roberson Chapel PW

Roxboro Presbyterian Church

Roxboro, NC 27573 The Friendship Circle of Presbyterian Women meets monthly to do Bible study and organize our fellowship and mission activities. Judy Newell is our moderator. We have 18 members and are using "Who Is Jesus?" as our Bible study guide this year. Our mission work includes working with and donating to: The Least Coin, PW Birthday Offering. our local Christian Help Center, Children’s Hope Alliance, Person County Group Homes, Person County "Backpack Pals", My Life Matters, Life Choices, and Maple Heights Nursing Home. Throughout the year, our members visited and prepared food for the sick and bereaved among our congregation and helped with the "Warming Center" at our church to provide a warm place for those who needed help when the temperatures dropped below freezing at night. They were provided with dinner, a cot for the night, and breakfast. Submitted by Millie Rieb, Historian Timothy Darling Presbyterian Church Oxford, NC 27565 The Timothy Darling Presbyterian Women meet monthly and continue to enjoy our Horizon Bible Study lessons. We were happy to provide fourteen one week camperships to the Orange Street Youth Center summer camp. To our delight, Judge Carolyn Thompson spoke for us at our May Women’s Day Program. It was enjoyed by all. We gifted her charity "Abigail’s veil." We had so much more than clothing to give away at our wonderful Spring Festival. We were pleased to donate many household items as well. Our outreach missions continue as a priority for us with yard sales and a bake sale. We also had a successful Spaghetti Dinner fund raiser. We supported the Interfaith Prison Ministry, the Birthday and Thank Offerings, the Least Coin, Children’s Hope Alliance, the Franklin-Granville-Vance Partnership for Children, our local hunger fund Area Congregations in Ministry (ACIM) and Families Living Violence Free.

Submitted by Marie Liles, CM

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Unity Presbyterian Church PW Newton Grove, NC 28336 Unity PW gather quarterly with approximately 35 women actively involved in three separate women’s groups, who meet once a month for Bible study and fellowship. Another 25 women are actively involved in our church ministry. Church outreach ministries include: the Gifts of Women Program, Senior Sunday, Love Is Ageless, Circle Outings, Prayer Thanksgiving Baskets and Christmas Services. The PW participates in the Thank Offering, Least Coin, Blanket Sunday and Birthday Offering. In addition, the PW participate jointly with the Missions and Benevolence Committee in many mission projects. In the life of the church, the PW serve as Elders, on committees, music program, church cleaning, nursery, Children’s Church, provide food for the sick or deaths in the church and community. A BBQ fundraiser again this year had tremendous success, from which came a new look in our sanctuary. A committee of women worked on improvements to our vestibule and fellowship hall. We have been so fortunate to have Marguerite Sirrine as our interim minister. She led us in “Holy Conversation” sessions as we prepared a vision statement that will communicate the congregation’s vision to pastor candidates.

Submitted by Judy Lee, Historian University Presbyterian Church Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Presbyterian Women of University Church continued to be active in 2016. We have five circles and 104 members who actually participated in the monthly PW meetings. Our two general meetings, catered dinners, were very well attended by circle ladies and others. To heighten excitement and emphasize the reason for the spring dinner, drawings were made for "birthday gifts" donated by members of the PW Council. Circles continued to take turns providing lunch once a month at the Community Kitchen and volunteers also served at the local Women’s Shelter Home Start. Due to the generosity of our members, over $5000.00 was shared through the PW Birthday Offering, Least Coin Collection, UPC-PW Benevolence budget, and circle Christmas gifts. Sharing resources, joys, concerns, time and Bible study are hallmarks of University Presbyterian PW. One of our members, Eileen Weatherly, walked for the 25th year in the Chapel Hill/Carrboro CROP Hunger walk. We honored her with flowers in the sanctuary on April 10th. Nine members who passed away are: Louise Behrman, Betty Caldwell, Sue Kent, Barbara Roth, Sue Wilson, Helen Boatman, Lucie Johnson, Margaret Moore and Phyllis Searle.

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Wanoca Presbyterian Church Washington, NC 27889 We met once a month, averaging about 8 ladies attending from September through May, at 12:20 p.m. for a covered dish luncheon, business meeting, and Bible study. All women of the church helped us reach our goals by supporting projects and their prayers. We provided food, flowers, calls, emails, and visits to the sick, shut-ins, and bereaved families. "Sunshine/Care" sent get well and sympathy cards. Mothers and Fathers’ Day Programs, and "Dessert a Month" raffle profits were used for improvements to the church, grounds, and buildings. We contributed $2400.00 toward a new floor in the Fellowship/Kitchen building and purchased additional tables. We supported Eagle’s Wings, Least Coin, gathered clothes for Native Americans and collected non-perishable food for "Christmas Cheer" for community families in need, this year to a family whose was destroyed by fire. We donated to Ruth’s House and Purpose of God according to their ‘needs’ list.

Submitted by Lorenda (Lori) Pearce, Historian West Haven Presbyterian Church Rocky Mount, NC 27803 The PW of West Haven had 21 active members in circle year 2016-2017. The Circles studied the Horizons Bible Study, Who Is Jesus? Donations were made by the two circles to Least Coin, Birthday Offering, and Children’s Hope Alliance. Projects were giving donations through Presbyterian Giving Catalog (chicken and farm tools) by Circle #1 and six dining chairs for the church, by Circle #2. The Shawl Ministry moved the meeting place from the church to Brookdale Assisted Living. The shawls are given to various organizations. The annual summer women’s gathering was held on July 25th at the home of Peggy Griffin. The women’s retreat was held the week-end of September 23rd at Figure Eight Island. The women’s Christmas dinner was held December 6th at the church. The West Haven women who have joined the church triumphant are Dot Chewning, June Wynne, Jean Couch and Inez Allsbrook (1/17).

Submitted by Patty Shearin, Historian West New Bern Presbyterian Church New Bern, NC 28562 West New Bern Presbyterian Women has two circles with about 25 active members. The Horizons Bible Study was used for the Bible lessons. A collection of needed items was prepared for 3 Angels Orphanage in Haiti. Several large boxes were sent with Jennifer Miller in January. A family known to our PW received many items of clothing and supplies at Christmas. The Nifty Knitters, using 13 sets of flying fingers led by Sarah Evans, made 35 baby blankets & 1 baby hat to Navy Marine Relief, Cherry Point. Also they made 17 children’s hats, 17 scarves & 17 pairs of mittens for Backpack Blessings program in Craven County schools. Other missions included workers painting the Fellowship Hall; supplying donations of food, clothes and money to Religious Community Services; Noah’s Ark Preschool supported with monthly donations and generous goods and supplies at Christmas. Parish Nurse held clinics 2 times each month before worship services. Members were visited and phone calls were made.

Submitted by Web Slaughter, Historian

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West Raleigh Presbyterian Church Raleigh, NC 27607 2016 was a banner year for us. At two events, we hosted missionaries and the author of the 2016/17 Bible Study. Dan and Elizabeth Turk, WRPC missionaries in Madagascar were our retreat focus, and spoke about their efforts with tree plantings, sustainability and health issues. Judy Siker, author of this year’s Bible study spoke at our August General Gathering about her 3-year process of writing, Who Is Jesus? What a Difference A Lens Makes. Our new minister, Rev. Katherine Rick-Miller, spoke about her faith journey at our October General Gathering. At our May General Gathering, we dedicated the first PW banner for our 87 year old organization, a beautiful hand painted and quilted banner that evokes the waters of baptism as well as NC ocean waters and includes words central to our PW mission. Of our 4 circles, 3 are using the Bible Study, and one reads books of social and religious significance. We are a generous group with 45 active members. In 2016, we gave $2,080.00 to the Birthday, Thank and Least Coin Offerings. Our benevolences to PW, local and world causes totaled $1,226.00. 100 hygiene kits were sent to future seminary graduates in Madagascar. Anne Bromby was the recipient of the Honorary Life Membership. Entering the Church Triumphant were Gwen Farrier and Carol Lynn McKnight.

Submitted by Anne Bromby, Historian White Rock Presbyterian Church Kinston, NC 28501 The White Rock PW have confronted several challenges during the 2016 year. We lost one of our leaders, Alva McNeal, who was our PW Treasurer and an Elder. In addition to acting in those activities, she was a choir member and choir director. Another challenge that we confronted was how we could better serve our local children in the community with enriching activities. That challenge is still in progress. The challenges we’ve met are that we have continued to Celebrate the Gifts of Women, portray Women of the Bible by inviting women from the community. We thank the Lord for our member who celebrated her 100th birthday. She was awarded a Lifetime Honorary Membership Pin. We have started a Scholarship Program in her name. We are so thankful for the work that this group does.

Submitted by Martha Strayhorn, Historian White Memorial Presbyterian Church Raleigh, NC 27608 White Memorial has 13 circles, with 120-160 members and all using the Horizons Bible Study each month. There are 2 general meetings each year. We participate in Church Women United and the area Presbyterian Women’s Fall Gatherings. The PW participate in the Birthday Offering, Least Coin collection and Thank Offering. An Annual Women’s Retreat is held for a week-end in January. Projects include - hygiene kits for children of Haiti; the Daniels Middle School Backpack Buddies; provide women’s health related products for Alliance Medical Ministry; stitched samplers for new babies at their Baptism; Christmas Share program and Holiday Turkey dinner collection in November and December. Those receiving Honorary Life Memberships were Carol W. Bilbro; Heather A. Garrabrant; Janet C. Kelleher; Sarah C. Nunnally and Carolyn B. Younger. Twenty-one PW members passed away in 2016.

Submitted by Mary Grace White, Historian

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Wilson First Presbyterian Church Wilson, NC 27896 Wilson First PW had 2 circles that met monthly (except in the summer) from January-May and September- December. There were 69 PW on circle rolls and 27 pledging members in 2016, however, approximately 145 women participated in our ministries of service. Wilson First is one of 20 churches in Church Women United. PW supports our church and congregation at large through Care Teams, Special Events and Decorating Guild. PW sponsored a church at large mission in February 2016 to help raise awareness of and funds for Delivered Meals/Meals on Wheels. A total of $3, 318.00 was donated to help provide nutritious lunchtime meals for Wilson County residents who are aged 60 or older and homebound. Many PW helped in delivering these meals throughout the year. Other outreach ministries include Operation Christmas Child, Toys for Tots, Hope Station (homeless shelter for men), Wilson Soup Kitchen, Birthday and Least Coin Offerings, Children’s Hope Alliance (Barium Springs) and the Presbyterian Historical Center at Montreat. Ruth Turnage received the 2016 Honorary Life Membership from Wilson Presbyterian Church. Betty Olive Rohrabaugh Crawl passed away on April 17.

Submitted by Dianne Bradshaw, Moderator/Historian Williamston Presbyterian Church Williamston, NC 27892

The Presbyterian Women had a busy 2016. We participated in the Birthday Offering, the Thank Offering and the Least Coin Fellowship Offering. Our Outreach Offering was sent to Children’s Hope Alliance. We visited and sent cards to our shut-ins and members who had moved from the area. We joined the community churches to provide Blessings in a Backpack to 146 elementary school children during the year. Our one circle, the Anna-Esther Circle, met monthly for Bible Study and fellowship with 10 active members. We completed the Horizons study, "Come to the Waters" in May, then started "Who Is Jesus?" in September. We prepared 13 Easter baskets for foster children. We prepared 9 boxes for Operation Christmas Child. We celebrated Heavenly Homecomings for long-time PW members Hattie Viola (Moore) White in January, Sybil (Fillingame) Whitford Hardy in June and Hilda Florence (Roebuck) Rawls in November. Our members remained active in community service with Meals on Wheels and at the hospital and schools.

Submitted by Barbara Chapman-Nellis, Historian

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GUIDELINESFORLOCALCHURCHESHOSTINGPWGATHERINGS

HostingagatheringforPresbyterianWomen–• apresbytery-wide(250–275anticipatedattendance),• anareagatheringof(45to50anticipatedattendance),• ameetingofthePWPCoordinatingTeam(20to25anticipatedattendance).Canbearewardingandaninformativeexperience.

The gifts of time, resources and hospitality contribute significantly to strengthening theconnection between Presbyterian Women in the local congregation (PWC) and thePresbyterianWomeninthePresbytery(PWP).

Thefollowingpreparationsaresuggested:

Facilities• Sanctuaryand/orroomstoaccommodatetheexpectedattendance.• Registrationandresourcesareaswithadequatetables.• Twoorthreeworkshopareaswithatleast15to20chairseach.• Bathroomsclearlymarked(usingbothmen’sandwomen’s).

Registration• Registrarswillbefromthehostchurch.

• Nametagsprovidedbyhostchurchandshouldbepreparedinadvanceofthegatheringaccordingtotheearlyregistration.Blanknametagsshouldbeavailabletobeusedasneeded.

Program• ProgramwillbepreparedbymembersofthePWPCoordinatingTeamincooperationwiththelocalPWmoderatorandherGatheringCommittee.

• Hostchurchsecuresorganist/pianistandarrangesanyspecialmusic.• HostPWModeratorgiveswelcomeandincludesany“housekeeping”details.• Hostchurchprovidesministerandeldersforcommunionifneeded.• Hostchurchprovidesushersforseating,offeringandanynecessaryassistance.

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2017-2018NewHopePresbyteryPWCoordinatingTeamModerator MillicentBrown

Fauntleroy2816PatriePlaceRaleigh,NC27613

[email protected]

ViceModerator CaroleKoi 420InnisbrookLaneNewBern,NC28562

[email protected]

Secretary/Historian DeloresJohnson 208E.SpringSt.Oxford,NC27565

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Treasurer LindaBarnes 6442NC581HighwayNorthKenly,NC27542

[email protected]

SearchModerator MarthaStrayhorn

411DugginsDriveKinston,NC28501

[email protected]

TogetherinService SharonGodard 5870BearGrassRoadWilliamston,NC27892

[email protected]

SpiritualEnrichment RoxannPorter 826ShadowLakeDriveWillowSpring27592

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JusticeandPeace FrancesTurner 5741GoodstoneDriveApartment1423Raleigh,NC27616

[email protected]

Parliamentarian BrendaBrown 102BradfordLaneManteo,NC27954

252-473-4761Home252-423-0648cell

AREAREPRESENTATIVES

Area1 JoanBrown 5506StardustDrive.

Durham,[email protected](919)479-1717

Area2 MarshaHarris 1546BrookstonRoadHenderson,NC27537

[email protected](252)432-0732

Area3 ReginaFlemingWade 853HadrianDrive.GarnerNC27529

[email protected]

Area4 AmeliaGodwin 7056N.C.50SouthBenson,NC27504

[email protected]

Area5 Vacant Area6 JaniceSmith 4724MorningGloryWay

RockyMount,[email protected]

Area7 BrendaBrown 102BradfordLaneManteo,NC27954

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Area8 MarthaStrayhorn 411DugginsDriveKinston,NC28501

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Area9 SharonGodard 5870BearGrassRoadWilliamston,NC27892

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APPOINTEDRESPONSIBILITIES

ActingEditorPWPPrompter

MillicentBrownFauntleroy

2816PatriePlaceRaleighNC27613 [email protected]

919-848-4687

PWPRepresentativeCoordinator

CaroleKoi 420InnisbrookLaneNewBern,NC28562

[email protected]

ActingResourcesCoordinator

SharonGodard 5870BearGrassRoadWilliamston,NC27892

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Scholarship KarenMcCauley

100NicholsonRoadGarner,NC27529

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RequestforUseofthePWPBanner

JaniceSmith 4724MorningGloryWayRockyMount,NC27804

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ListingofChurchesbyAreaArea1Bethlehem *Blacknall *Church of the Reconciliation Covenant Durham — First *Efland Eno Fairfield Hillsborough Little River Mount Bethel *NC Korean *New Hope Northgate Roxboro *St. John’s Triangle Trinity Avenue University *Westminster Area2Brookston *Butner Cotton Memorial Geneva *Hebron Henderson —First *Littleton *Mount Pleasant Nutbush *Oak Hill Oxford Roanoke Rapids First St. Andrews St. Paul Stanley White Timothy Darling *Wake Forest *Warrenton

Area3Cary Cornerstone Covenant Davie Street

Ernest Myatt Garner First Hudson Memorial Kirk of Kildaire Milner Memorial *North Raleigh Raleigh — First St. Andrews St. Barnabas St. Giles *Trinity West Raleigh Western Boulevard Westminster White Memorial Area4*Berea *Clayton Fellowship *Fairview Fuquay-Varina Mount Pleasant Oakland Plainview Providence *Selma Smithfield — First Unity White Memorial Area5Calvary Center Ridge Covenant Faith *Frank Price Goldsboro — First *Goldsboro — Korean Kenly Mount Olive Oak Grove *Pinewood Spring Hill *Westminster Wilson First Area6*Bethany

Bethlehem *Cobb *Howard Memorial Macclesfield Morton Memorial Mount Pisgah *Nahalah Pinetops Rocky Mount — First West Haven William & Mary Hart Area7Ahoskie — First Calvary Cann Memorial’ Edenton — First Outer Banks *Roanoke Island Area8Falkland Farmville Fountain Greenville — First *Grifton *Jason Kinston — First *Korean Fellowship Peace *Rivermont *Snow Hill *St. James White Rock Area9Bear Grass Ebenezer *Neuse Forest New Bern — First Roberson Chapel Wanoca Washington — First West New Bern Williamston — First *ChurchesmarkedbyanasterisklackanactivePWorganization

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ALPHABETICALLISTOFCHURCHES Ahoskie 7 Ahoskie B. Brown Bear Grass 9 Williamston S.Godard Berea 4 Four Oaks A. Godwin Bethany 6 Wilson M. Watson Bethlehem 1 Mebane J. Brown Bethlehem 6 Rocky Mount M. Watson Blacknall Memorial 1 Durham J. Brown Boyd Memorial 9 Greenville S. Godard Brookston 2 Henderson M. Harris Butner 2 Butner M. Harris Calvary 7 Swan Quarter B. Brown Calvary 5 Wilson Vacant Cann Memorial 7 Elizabeth City B. Brown Cary 3 Cary R. Wade Center Ridge 5 Kenly Vacant Church of Reconciliation 1 Chapel Hill J. Brown Clayton Fellowship 4 Clayton A. Godwin Cobb Memorial 6 Tarboro M. Watson Cornerstone 3 Raleigh R. Wade Cotton Memorial 2 Henderson M. Harris Covenant 1 Durham J. Brown Covenant 3 Wendell R. Wade Covenant 5 Wilson Vacant Davie Street 3 Raleigh R. Wade Durham First 1 Durham J. Brown Ebenezer 9 New Bern S. Godard Edenton First 7 Edenton B. Brown Efland 1 Efland J. Brown Eno 1 Cedar Grove J. Brown Fairfield 1 Efland J. Brown Fairview 4 Selma A. Godwin Faith 5 Dudley Vacant Falkland 8 Falkland M. Strayhorn Farmville 8 Farmville M. Strayhorn Fountain 8 Fountain M. Strayhorn Frank Price 5 Black Creek R. Wade Fuquay-Varina 4 Fuquay-Varina A. Godwin Garner First 3 Garner R. Wade Geneva 2 Oxford M. Harris Goldsboro First 5 Goldsboro Vacant Goldsboro Korean 5 Goldsboro Vacant Greenville First 8 Greenville M. Strayhorn Grifton 8 Grifton M. Strayhorn

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ALPHABETICALLISTOFCHURCHES(Continued)Hebron 2 Oxford M. Harris Henderson First 2 Henderson M. Harris Hillsborough 1 Hillsborough J. Brown Howard Memorial 6 Tarboro M. Watson Hudson Memorial 3 Raleigh R. Wade Jason 8 LaGrange M. Strayhorn Kenly 5 Kenly Vacant Kinston First 8 Kinston M. Strayhorn Kirk of Kildaire 3 Cary R. Wade Korean Fellowship 8 Greenville M. Strayhorn Little River 1 Hurdle Mills J. Brown Littleton 2 Littleton M. Harris Macclesfield 6 Macclesfield M. Watson Milner Memorial 3 Raleigh R. Wade Morton Memorial 6 Rocky Mount M. Watson Mount Bethel 1 Durham J. Brown Mount Olive 5 Mount Olive Vacant Mount Pisgah 6 Rocky Mount M. Watson Mount Pleasant 2 Franklinton M. Harris Mount Pleasant 4 Willow Spring A. Godwin Nahalah 6 Scotland Neck M. Watson NC Korean 1 Durham J. Brown Neuse Forest 9 New Bern S.Godard New Bern First 9 New Bern S.Godard New Hope 1 Chapel Hill J. Brown North Raleigh 3 Raleigh R. Wade Northgate (St. John’s) 1 Durham J. Brown Nutbush 2 Townsville M. Harris Oak Grove 5 Middlesex Vacant Oak Hill 2 Oxford M. Harris Oakland 4 Clayton A. Godwin Outer Banks 7 Kill Devil Hills B. Brown Oxford 2 Oxford M. Harris Peace 8 Winterville M. Strayhorn Pinetops 6 Pinetops M. Watson Pinewood 5 Goldsboro Vacant Plainview 4 Angier A. Godwin Providence 4 Angier A. Godwin Raleigh First 3 Raleigh R. Wade Rivermont 8 Kinston Godwin Roanoke Island 7 Manteo B. Brown Roanoke Rapids First 2 Roanoke Rapids M. Harris Roberson Chapel 9 Williamston S. Godard

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ALPHABETICALLISTOFCHURCHES(continued)

Rocky Mount First 6 Rocky Mount M. Watson Roxboro 1 Roxboro J. Brown Selma 4 Selma A. Godwin Smithfield First 4 Smithfield A. Godwin Snow Hill 8 Snow Hill Godwin Spring Hill 5 Lucama Vacant St. Andrews 2 Henderson M. Harris St. Andrews 3 Raleigh R. Wade St. Barnabas 3 Raleigh R. Wade St. Giles 3 Raleigh R. Wade St. James 8 Snow Hill Godwin St. John’s 1 Durham J. Brown St. Paul 2 Louisburg M. Harris Stanley White 2 Roanoke Rapids M. Harris Timothy Darling 2 Oxford M. Harris Triangle 1 Durham J. Brown Trinity 3 Raleigh R. Wade Trinity Avenue 1 Durham J. Brown Unity 4 Newton Grove A. Godwin University 1 Chapel Hill J. Brown Wake Forest 2 Wake Forest M. Harris Wanoca 9 Washington S.Godard Warrenton 2 Warrenton M. Harris Washington First 9 Washington S. Godard West Haven 6 Rocky Mount M. Watson West New Bern 9 New Bern S. Godard West Raleigh 3 Raleigh R. Wade Western Boulevard 3 Raleigh R. Wade Westminster 1 Durham J. Brown Westminster 3 Raleigh R. Wade Westminster 5 Lucama Vacant White Memorial 3 Raleigh R. Wade White Memorial 4 Willow Spring A. Godwin White Rock 8 Kinston Godwin William and Mary Hart 6 Tarboro M. Watson Williamston First 9 Williamston S. Godard Wilson First 5 Wilson Vacant Young Memorial 2 Manson M. Harris

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PWCLEADERSOFLOCALCHURCHESBYAREASAllAddresses:NorthCarolina

(Informationreceivedbydateofprinting)Keycode:C ContactCM Co-Moderator-ElectH HistorianM ModeratorS SecretarySe SearchT Treasurer Mi Mission

AREA1PWPREPRESENTATIVE–JoanBrown5506StardustDrive,Durham,27712 (919)[email protected]: 3613SaxapahawRoad,Mebane27302MMildredLasley 5619MebaneOaksRoad,Mebane27302 919-563-3751CMSWillieB.Lasley 5619MebaneOaksRoad,Mebane27302 919-563-3751TWillieB.Lasley 5619MebaneOaksRoad,Mebane27302 919-563-3751

BlacknallMemorial: 1902PerrySt.,Durham27705 NoPWOrganization

ChurchoftheReconciliation:110ElliottRoad,ChapelHill27514 NoPWOrganization

Covenant: 2620WeaverSt.,Durham27707MJoanBrown 5506StardustDrive,Durham27712 919-479-1717

[email protected] 1309ElmsetLaneDurham27713 919-493-2519H/SeYolandaFord P.O.Box51333,Durham27717 919-477-0169 [email protected]

DurhamFirst: 305E.MainSt.,Durham27705919-682-5511M/SLinnLopez 5401KempRoad,Durham27703 919-596-2324 [email protected]/TJudithArrowood 2017BlackWalnutFarmRoad, 919-245-1799

Hillsborough27278 [email protected]

Efland: P.O.Box219,Efland27231 NoPWOrganization

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Eno: 5409EflandCedarGroveRoad(P.O.Box27),CedarGrove27231MCathyGrill 5617EflandCedarGroveRoad,CedarGrove27231 919-732-7433 [email protected] TLucyCarter HNancyOliver

Fairfield: 1608RiversideDrive,HillsboroughNC27278 NoPWOrganization

Hillsborough: 102W.TryonSt.,(P.O.Box717),Hillsborough27278M/HRobinBedingfield3500TreeFarmRoad,Hillsborough,27278 919-732-6369

[email protected] TCathyEly

LittleRiver: 4211LittleRiverChurchRoad,HurdleMills27541MLonieKiger 5509KigerRoad,Rougemont27572 919-604-9161

[email protected] 1519SchleyRoad,HurdleMills27541 919-732-8659 [email protected] 64BlackgumDrive,Timberlake27583 336-364-7260

[email protected] 2720PearsonRoad,HurdleMills27541 919-732-8770 [email protected] 3105PearsonRoad,HurdleMills27541 919-732-3956 [email protected] 5801SneedRoad,Rougemont27572 919-732-4901

[email protected]__________________________________________________________________MountBethel: 3541RoseofSharonRoad,Durham27712CMollyCraven 16CloverPlace,Durham27705 919-383-5477

NCKorean: 116TomWilkinsonRoad,Durham27712 NoPWOrganization

NewHope: 4701NC86,ChapelHill27514 NoPWOrganizationC [email protected](office)[email protected](pastor)Northgate: 2504N.RoxboroRoad,Durham27704CAnneVinski 2514Banner,Durham27704 919-220-9438

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Roxboro: P.O.Box419,Roxboro27573MBettyHale 718ChubLakeRoad,Roxboro27573 336-599-6211

[email protected] ElizabethBurke 722YoungerRoad,Roxboro27573 336-599-2465SCarolynWoodall 200ReadeDrive,Roxboro27573 363-599-8850 [email protected]/SeCarolynWilliams 474WestoverDrive,Roxboro27573 336-599-7495 [email protected] 636PointeDrive,Roxboro,27574 336-599-3615 [email protected]___________________________________________________________________St.John’s: P.O.Box71379,Durham27722 NoPWOrganization

Triangle: 5001TudorPlace,Durham27713CBarbaraLewis 25E.BayberryCourt,Durham27713 919-493-3345

TrinityAvenue: 927W.TrinityAve.,Durham27701CSallyAdkin H- 919-286-2055 C- 919-597-1278

[email protected] 9LaurelLeafCourtDurham27703 919-596-3114

[email protected]/HSuzyWard 919-384-7575 [email protected] 2600CrossdaileFarmPkwy,#A159,Durham27705 919-384-2601 [email protected]

University: 209E.FranklinSt(P.O.Box509),ChapelHill27514-0509

MMaryEllenOlson 101HollowoodCourt,ChapelHill,27514 919-942-1940 [email protected] 1518PatrickHenryLane,Hillsborough27278 919-241-4551 [email protected] 102SturbridgeLane,ChapelHill 919-933-4353

[email protected] 110EastgreenDrive,ChapelHill27517 919-933-5211

[email protected] 220HuntingtonDrive,ChapelHill27514-2418 919-942-4553

[email protected] 641RockCreekRoad,ChapelHill27514 919-942-2459 [email protected] 2015StarterwoodLane,Hillsborough27278 919-732-0826 [email protected]

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Westminster: Durham NoPWOrganization

AREA2PWPREPRESENTATIVE–MarshaD.Harris1546BrookstonRoad,Henderson,27573 (252)[email protected]: 720BrookstonRoad,Henderson27537MMarshaD.Harris 1495BrookstonRoad,Henderson27537 252-432-0732

[email protected] 3198SatterwhitePointRoad,Henderson27537 252-438-4022SAlmaF.Dillard 1546Brookston,Henderson27537 252-438-6769TDollyB.Hinton 1040U.S.158Bypass,Henderson27537 252-438-3202HRebeccaB.Ellington 304EllingtonRoad,Manson27553 252-456-3303

Butner: P.O.Box121,Butner27509CBarbaraKing 102OakRoad,Butner27509 919-575-6787

CottonMemorial: 511N.ChestnutSt.,Henderson27536MEstherHawkins 1216HargroveSt.,Henderson 252-431-5871

[email protected]/HStephanieTaylor 3110StagecoachRoad,Henderson27537 252-492-2424

[email protected] 424PowellSt.,Henderson27536 252-492-3679

Geneva: 2665LakeDevinRoad,Oxford27565MMaryElliott 4517JamesRoysterRoad,Oxford27565 919-693-7603CMSylviaHendricks 5624OldRoxboroRoad,Oxford27565 919-693-6042S/TAmandaStevenson 4510JamesRoysterRoad,Oxford27565 252-431-4029

Hebron: 6230Highway96N,Oxford27565 NoPWOrganization

HendersonFirst: 220YoungAve.,Henderson27536 NoPWOrganizationCDeborahBryan 1803WaddillWay,Henderson27536 252-492-8643 [email protected] 6841N.C.39N,Henderson27536

Littleton: P.O.Box1004,Littleton27850 NoPWOrganizationCKarenShinn 247E.SummerwoodRoad,Littleton27850 252-596-1247

MountPleasant: Main&CollegeSts,Franklinton27525 NoPWOrganization

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Nutbush: P.O.Box116,Townsville27584MJoyceN.Moss P.OBox94,Townsville27584 252-492-0695CMBillieTwisdale 12388Highway39N,Henderson27537 252-492-1403S/TDesreeTwisdale 280AbbottRoad,Henderson27537 252-430-0511

OakHill: 1589SunsetRoad,Oxford27565 NoPWOrganization

Oxford: 121GilliamSt,(P.O.Box652)Oxford27565MDeloresJohnson 208E.SpringSt.,Oxford,27565 919-339-9045 [email protected] 104HighSt.,Oxford27565 919-693-1423 [email protected]/HEllenGould 511SunsetAve.,Oxford27565 919-693-1733 [email protected] 6182AirportRoad,Oxford27565 919-693-2681 [email protected] 311DelacroixSt.,Oxford27565 919-693-2193 [email protected]

RoanokeRapids-First: 16EastFifthSt.,RoanokeRapids27870MDianaDillard 375JohnNewsomeRoad,Littleton27850 252-586-5094 [email protected] 11LongstreetRoad,Weldon27890 252-536-0254

[email protected] 119ValleyDrive,RoanokeRapids27870 252-537-2009 [email protected] 104LandfallCourt,RoanokeRapids27870 252-535-2644 [email protected] 420LeeRoad,RoanokeRapids27870 252-537-3668

[email protected] 618ParkAve.,RoanokeRapids27870 252-537-1807 [email protected]

St.Andrews: 100HicksonRoad,Henderson27536MSylviaParham 8005HicksboroRoad,Oxford27565 252-438-6453CMPatsyT.Wells 276AllenRoad,Henderson27537 252-492-0807SChristieTwisdale 1462RuinCreekRoad,Henderson27537 252-492-2819TCindyJones 8056HicksboroRoad,Oxford27565 252-430-8336HDeannaStegall 8033HicksboroRoad,Oxford27565 252-492-4008SePatsyO’Brien 3480GlebeRoad,Henderson27537 252-430-6815

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St.Paul: 928S.MainSt.(P.O.Box27),Louisburg27549MDoraHill 615SimsBridgeRoad,Franklinton27525 919-494-7781CMPeggyKearney P.O.Box221,Franklinton27525 919-494-2497TDorisY.Baldwin P.O.Box202,Louisburg27549 919-496-3539HSusieT.Hawkins 927S.MainSt.,Louisburg27549 919-496-3659

StanleyWhite: 601AshtonSt.,RoanokeRapids27870MTammySpragins 105SteeplechaseRun,RoanokeRapids27870 252-537-0852 [email protected] 922WilsonSt.,RoanokeRapids27870 252-537-3896S/HJudithClary 2076BollingRoad,RoanokeRapids27870 252-535-5391 [email protected] 115LandfallCourt,RoanokeRapids27870 252-410-5200

[email protected]

TimothyDarling: 123W.McClananhan(P.O.Box2139),Oxford27565CMMarieLiles P.O.Box791,Oxford27565 919-693-2368 [email protected] 121HalifaxSt.,Oxford27565 919-690-0415

[email protected] 3199WebbSchoolRoad,Oxford27565 919-693-7539

[email protected] 100GardenParksDrive,Apt108,Oxford27565 919-603-5822HRobinT.Saxton 207SycamoreSt.,Oxford27565 919-939-6328 [email protected]

WakeForest: 12605CapitalBlvd.,WakeForest27587 NoPWOrganizationContact:BettyFranks 5824NorwoodOaksDrive,Raleigh27614 919-676-4194

Warrenton: P.O.Box957,Warrenton27589 NoPWOrganizationContact:CandyWhite 304HazelwoodRoad,Warrenton27589 252-920-9018

AREA3PWPREPRESENTATIVE–ReginaWade853HadrianDrive,Garner27529 919-662-7528 [email protected]

Cary: 614GriffisSt.,Cary27511 M/SMindyZeni 906WashingtonSt.,Cary27511 919-678-4121 [email protected] 105WindspringCourt,Cary27518 919-280-5201 [email protected] 311SchubauerDrive,Cary27513 919-467-8700 [email protected] 930PamlicoDrive,Cary27511 919-467-6986 [email protected]

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Cornerstone: P.O.Box1253,Cary27512MCareyMcMains 7809OldJenksRoad,Apex27523 919-362-4105TElainePocalyko 105ForestBrookDrive,Cary27519 919-656-5308

Covenant: 125S.SelmaRoad,Wendell27591 NoPWOrganization

DavieStreet: 300E.DavieSt.,Raleigh27601MJocelynDaniels 2105OwensLane,Raleigh27610 919-832-1223 [email protected] 167SalernoDrive,Clayton27527 478-494-8589 [email protected] 3509PiedmontDrive,Raleigh27604 919-326-2822 [email protected] 1508TierneyCircle,Raleigh27604 919-349-1233 [email protected] 10629SomaCourt,Raleigh27613 919-846-1140 [email protected] 4114PearlRoad,Raleigh27610 919-779-3221 [email protected] 2816PatriePlace,Raleigh27613 919-848-4687 [email protected]

ErnestMyatt: 4926FayettevilleRoad,Raleigh27603 NoPWOrganization___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Garner—First: 503LakesideDrive,Garner27529MRoxannPorter 826ShadowLakesDrive,WillowSpring27592 919-639-9264

[email protected] 4522StillPinesDrive,Raleigh27613-3331 919-271-7709

[email protected] 1836BensonRoad,Garner27529 919-772-2484

[email protected] 610WestwoodDrive,Garner27529 919-772-4446

[email protected] 374BluffRidgeLane,Angier27501 919-331-0449

[email protected]: 4921SixForksRoad,Raleigh27609MGretchenMcDuffie 11121Coachman’sWay,Raleigh27614 919-632-2953 [email protected] 416ChadwickDrive,Raleigh27609 919-510-5231 [email protected] 2031RivergateRoad#108,Raleigh27614 919-841-9820 [email protected] 404DimockWay,WakeForest27587 919-609-8383 [email protected]

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KirkofKildaire: 200HighMeadowDrive,Cary27511-5414MLindaHarrison 131PalaceGreen,Cary27511 919-559-3151 [email protected] 4116BriarhurstWay,Apex27539 919-467-6577 [email protected] 207ErskineCour,Cary27511 [email protected] 207PiperwoodDrive,Cary27518 919-387-0166 [email protected] 130KillsworthDrive,Cary27518 919-302-2524 [email protected]

MilnerMemorial: 1954NewBernAve.,Raleigh27610M/SMaryClark 2009MallardLane,Raleigh27609 919-604-3519

[email protected] 2449MilburnieRoad,Raleigh27610 919-834-7670TJessieMorris 4636ForestHighlandDrive,Raleigh27604 919-250-1757HTommyeAdcock 1217SomersetRoad,Raleigh27610 919-832-3036SeJoyceJones 625E.FranklinSt.,Raleigh27604 919-832-5052__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NewLifeTriangle 5408DuRaleighRoad,Raleigh27612__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NorthRaleigh: 11905StricklandRoad,Raleigh27613 NoPWOrganization

RaleighFirst: 112S.SalisburySt.,Raleigh27602MSusanEdensHammer8417KeptonRoad,Raleigh27615 H)919-848-4757 C)919-810-4081 [email protected] 3816CityofOaksWynd,Raleigh27612 919-782-8462 [email protected] 6229PentridgeCourt,Raleigh27614 919-676-0891 [email protected] 816RunnymedeRoad,Raleigh27607 919-989-6744 [email protected] 143YorkchesterWay,Raleigh27615 919-848-3295 [email protected] 4204HuntcliffCourt,Apex27539 919-368-3790 [email protected] 5704HighRockCourt,Raleigh27604 919-872-2074 [email protected]

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St.Andrews: 7506FallsofNeuseRoad,Raleigh27615MMelanieHum 4421HarbourGateDrive,Raleigh27612 919-616-1907 [email protected] 3505RenditionSt.,Raleigh27610 919-520-2058

[email protected] 10912ConnallyLane,Raleigh27609 919-906-2956

[email protected] [email protected] 6721FoxfirePlace,Raleigh27615 919-870-9120

[email protected] 8801LifeLane,Raleigh27615 919-760-0394

[email protected]

St.Barnabas: 1420CarolinaPinesRoad,Raleigh27603 NoPWOrganizationCElizabethDay 6712W.LakeAnneDrive,Raleigh27612 919-781-0428 [email protected]

St.Giles: 5101OakParkRoad,Raleigh27612CNancyMacCormac 4413KeswickDrive,Raleigh27613 919-787-2865 [email protected]

Trinity: 3120NewHopeRoad,Raleigh27616 NoPWOrganization

WestRaleigh: 27HorneSt.,Raleigh27607MMaryLeeHall 2508VanDykeAve.,Raleigh27607-6938 919-830-3133 [email protected] 1701RichwoodCourt,Raleigh27612 919-846-1544

[email protected] 8408SeagateDrive,Raleigh27615 919-268-9826 [email protected] 1425DuplinRoad,Raleigh27607 919-561-3612 [email protected] 3409LubbockDrive,Raleigh27612 919-783-7072 [email protected] 6908ElectraDrive,Raleigh27607 919-737-5274

[email protected] JanetPecci 4540RevereSt.,Raleigh27609 919-741-0175

[email protected]

WesternBoulevard: 4900KaplanDrive,Raleigh27606 CMMarciaBennett 521MerrieRoad,Raleigh27606 919-851-3992 [email protected] 1356TurnerFarmsRoad,Garner27529 919-325-9152

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[email protected] 1000PowellDrive,Raleigh27606 919-851-7438

[email protected] 520KenwaySt.,Garner27529 919-6861-1064 [email protected]

Westminster: 301E.WhitakerMillRoad,Raleigh27614MEdithYopp 713GastonSt.,Raleigh27605 919-833-1367TEmilyBradshaw 317HudstonSt.,Raleigh27608 919-832-1455SePeggyThomas 2138TineDrive,Raleigh27608 919-834-3180

WhiteMemorial: 1704OberlinRoad,Raleigh27608MAnnTurnerLichtner 1812LiatrisLane,Raleigh27612 919-801-3932 [email protected] 1405JarvisSt.,Raleigh27608 919-801-9892

[email protected] 1012WestwoodDrive,Raleigh27609 919-844-0354 [email protected] 8940WildwoodLinks,Raleigh27613 919-844-7454

[email protected] 1610TransylvaniaAve.,Raleigh27608 919-781-4517 [email protected] 3308ChildersSt.,Raleigh27612 919-215-9239

[email protected] 2012RidgeRoad,Raleigh27607 919-594-1222 [email protected] 821RichmondSt.,Raleigh27609 919-418-5685

[email protected] [email protected] 2315ByrdSt,Raleigh27608 919-785-2940 [email protected] 1302HampshireCourt,Raleigh27612 919-845-9214

[email protected] AREA4PWPREPRESENTATIVE–AmeliaGodwin7056NC50South,Benson,27504 [email protected]

Berea: Route3,FourOaks27524 NoPWOrganization

ClaytonFellowship: Clayton NoPWOrganization

Discovery 5586CoveredBridgeRoadClayton27527___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Fairview: 5542N.C.29,Selma27576 NoPWOrganization

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Fuquay-Varina: P.O.Box1126(307N.EnnisSt.),Fuquay-Varina27526MJeannieCarver P.O.Box1417,Fuquay-Varina27526 919-618-3807 [email protected] 4609GreenbreezeLane,Fuquay-Varina27526919-552-5132S/HBarbaraMcNair 5117BritonPlace,Fuquay-Varina27526 919-567-9988TTeresaGardner 5125SalemRidgeRoad,HollySprings27540 919-552-9493

MountPleasant: 8001MountPleasantChurchRoad,WillowSpring27592MDelorosMedlin 10133WalterMyattRoad.,Fuquay-Varina27526 919-285-6986 [email protected] 2504CarlieAdamsRoad,WillowSpring27592 919-552-7411SBettyBarnes 6281WimberlyRoad,WillowSpring27592 919-639-4704TBonnieAdams 2761MountPleasantRoad,WillowSpring27592 919-639-4732HDeborahAllen 3625Highway42,WillowSpring27592 919-552-3307

Oakland: 8927ClevelandRoad,Clayton27520MCindyClark 293SantaGertrudisDrive,Clayton27520 919-795-5614

[email protected] 49E.PaigeWyndDrive,Angier27501 919-902-2079S/THelenThomas 6090ClevelandRoad,Clayton27520 919-938-1095 [email protected] 6751ClevelandRoad,Clayton27520 919-795-9626 [email protected]

Plainview: 2712PlainviewChurchRoad,Angier27501MJoanneH.Grimes P.O.Box2226,Angier27501 919-639-4723 [email protected] 41DupreeCourt,Fuquay-Varina,27526 919-639-8234TVickieHillman 163S.WilmaSt.,Angier27501 919-639-3631S/HChristinaOser 1258RidgeRoad,Angier27501 919-747-1200ASCherryFranks 3475BensonRoad,Angier27501 919-639-5731SeFloraYoung 3948CountyLineRoad,Angier27501 919-639-6139

Providence: 14664N.C.210,Angier27501MDonnaStolle 36LindenCourt,Garner27529 860-214-6698 [email protected] 721HoneycuttRoad,WillowSpring27592 919-639-2926

[email protected]/HAnnBenson 1217N.C.Highway50N,WillowSpring27529 919-291-0785 [email protected] 14060N.C.50,WillowSpring27592 919-662-9247 [email protected] 2756SandersRoad,WillowSpring27592 919-894-8788

[email protected]

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Selma: P.O.Box202,Selma27576 NoPWOrganization

SmithfieldFirst: P.O.Box1159,Smithfield27577-1159MJudyJohnson 203ElmDrive,Smithfield27577 919-934-8025

[email protected]/HLeeJohnson 579SassarixaTrail,FourOaks27524 919-934-0214

[email protected] 107SmithsandersCourt,Smithfield27577 919-631-5969 [email protected] P.O.Box526FourOaks27524 919-963-3064 [email protected] 316HickoryDrive,Clayton27520 919-934-1383 [email protected]

Unity: 11551N.C.Highway50South,NewtonGrove28336MAmeliaG.Godwin 7506N.C.50South,Benson27504 919-894-5448

919-820-0148(c) [email protected] 3850OakGroveChurchRoad,NewtonGrove28336 910-214-1054 [email protected] 106EldridgeRoad.,NewtonGrove28336 910-237-2474TGayleBarefootHobbs 444N.JohnsonRoad.NewtonGrove28336 910-594-0598HJudyLee 329AlonzoRoad,NewtonGrove28336 910-594-1002 [email protected] 100WilkesRoad,NewtonGrove28336 919-868-5797 [email protected]

WhiteMemorial: 1459WhiteMemorialChurchRoad.,WillowSpring27592M/SJudyMorris 885HoneycuttRoad,WillowSpring27592 919-639-4210 [email protected]/TMargaretKing 531HoneycuttRoad,WillowSpring27592 919-639-6075 [email protected] 41W.WatsonRoad,Benson27504 919-934-4763 [email protected]

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AREA5PWPREPRESENTATIVE–DorothyHolmes????Calvary: 209NorthPenderSt,Wilson27893MGloriaFreeman 1001TremontSt,Wilson27896 252-991-5584CMDorothyHolmes 213BroadSt,Wilson27893 252-363-4999

[email protected] 1025VanceStreet,Wilson27893 704-439-7472TFeleciaLucas 3206BrentwoodDrive,Wilson27896 252-245-6305

[email protected] 5032CountryClubDr,Wilson27896 252-265-9726SeFayeWilliams 2203DarienPlace,Wilson27896 252-237-3483

CenterRidge: 2712GlendaleRoad.,Kenly27542MSandraBoyette 5714NC222West,Kenly27542 919-284-2108 [email protected] 3476BayValleyRoad,Kenly27542 919-284-6384TPhyllisRowe 471GlendaleRoad,Kenly27542 919-284-3585 [email protected]’Connell 10009FannyBrownRoad,Raleigh27603 919-662-1717 [email protected] 2331GlendaleRoad,Kenly27542 919-284-3540

Covenant: 2630TilghmanRoad,Wilson27896-8903S/TMarieDeans 1700AndersonSt,Wilson27893 252-237-5878HMaryHodges 4471LammRoad,Wilson27893 252-291-2378CircleMDianeKeeter 4501DewfieldDriveN,Wilson27896 252-237-7822

Faith: P.O.Box1045,Goldsboro27533MSamanthiaLee 259WoodpeckRoad,Goldsboro27534 919-778-8050 [email protected] 170HarrisonDrive,Goldsboro27530 919-739-3816SVerlendiaLennon 105FieldcrestPlace,Goldsboro27534 919-778-3217TFloraCobb 103CellaSt.,Goldsboro27534 919-734-5293HNaterlinBest 355SecondSt.,Ayden 252-746-8247

FrankPrice: P.O.Box8,BlackCreek27813 NoPWOrganization

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GoldsboroFirst: 1101E.AshSt,Goldsboro27534MSuzanneCorbin 127MeadowlarkRd.,Goldsboro,27534 919-778-0568

[email protected] 1605E.MulberrySt.,Goldsboro,27530 919-734-3764 [email protected] 106SolaraDr.,Goldsboro,27534 919-778-1946

[email protected] 606PinecrestDr.,Goldsboro,27534 919-947-0046

[email protected]: 158APiedmontRoad,Goldsboro27530 NoPWOrganization___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Kenly: 980CuddingtonRoad(P.O.Box727)Kenly27542MTheramaeJackson 980CuddingtonRoad,Kenly27542 919-284-3843 S/HLindaFlowers P.O.Box25,Kenly27542 919-284-4219TGlendaFlemer P.O.Box1001,Kenly27542 919-464-1603 [email protected]

MountOlive: 105BeazealeAve.,MountOlive28365 NoPWOrganization

OakGrove: 8164FlowerHillRoad,Middlesex27557MJoDavis 7548FlowerHillRoad.,Middlesex27557 919-284-2888 [email protected] 8510BunnRoad,Sims27880 919-284-4381SLucyDavis 10425N.C.222West,Middlesex27557 919-284-3697TMenaSullivan 8259BaileyRoad,Sims27880 252-235-3738 [email protected] 6836AntiochChurchRoad,Middlesex27557 919-284-2679

Pinewood: 2414N.BerkleyBlvd,Goldsboro27532 NoPWOrganization (MeetswithFaithPresbyterian)

SpringHill: 7335SpringfieldSchoolRoad,Lucama27851MLynnR.Barnes 6335St.Mary’sChurchRoad,Lucama27851 252-239-0422VMVickieBarnes .6422HuckleberryRoad,Lucama27851 252-236-2552SKayeBallance 8460NC42HighwayW,Lucama27851 252-230-2698(c)

919-284-1219(h)DorisT.Lucas P.O.Box26,Lucama,27851 252-239-1193HLindaBarnes 6442NC581HighwayN,Kenly 919-284-3500SeAnnL.Moore 5721ScottChurchRoad,Lucama27851 252-239-1331

Westminster: Route1,Lucama27851 NoPWOrganizationCLouAnnProctor 4746Radford,Wilson27893 252-237-0662

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Wilson-First: 414SunsetRoad(P.O.Box3184),Wilson27895-4284M/HMaryPiggott 2710DeerfieldLaneWilson27896 252-243-6651 [email protected] 2906BenningtonPlace,Wilson27896 252-291-0909

[email protected] 1206KenanSt.NW,Wilson27893 252-237-4728

[email protected] 1716MayflowerDrive,Wilson27893 252-230-4138 [email protected] 4709BurningTreeLane,Wilson27896 252-291-4599MiMargaretMcRae 211RaleighRoad,Wilson27893 404-788-5417

AREA6PWPREPRESENTATIVE–JaniceSmith4724MorningGloryWay,[email protected]

Bethany: 5113TartsMillRoad,Wilson27893 NoPWOrganizationC SandraBrantley 5202Highway42,ElmCity27822 252-237-0900

[email protected]

Bethlehem: 1460BethlehemRoad,RockyMount27803M BetteLangley 204AlexanderDrive,RockyMount27804 252-937-4801 [email protected] KathyPittman 208TemplePlace,RockyMount27803 252-443-0689 [email protected]/H SandyTharrington3871BrittanyCourt,RockyMount27803 252-443-0689 [email protected] BettyRuthTaylor 730S.TaylorSt.,RockyMount27803 252-446-6129Se KathyPittman 208TemplePlace,RockyMount27803 252-443-0689 [email protected]: 1101SunsetAve.,Tarboro27886 NoPWOrganization

GraceChapel 70SuggsRoad,Pinetops27886Contact:BarbaraWebb P.O.Box470,Pinetops27864 252-827-5627

[email protected]: 303St.JamesSt.,Tarboro27886 NoPWOrganizationContact:ClaireWhitehurst3103WestchesterDrive,Tarboro27886 252-823-3655 [email protected]

Macclesfield: P.O.Box247,Macclesfield27852MNitaHarrell P.O.Box152,Macclesfield27852 252-827-4301CMVirginiaHarrell P.O.Box34,Macclesfield27852 252-827-5668S/HJeaneneHamilton P.O.Box23,Macclesfield27852 252-827-4547TSandraWebb P.O.Box1,Macclesfield27852 252-827-4547

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MortonMemorial: 6605WestMountDrive,RockyMount27803MJuliaBissette 110WoodfieldDrive,Nashville27856 252-462-0356

[email protected] 228WestburyLane,RockyMount27803 252-443-9545 [email protected]

[email protected] 7166W.MountDrive,RockyMount27803 252-443-5763 [email protected] 5800DaughtridgeRoad,RockyMount27803 252-443-2784

[email protected]: P.O.Box1331,RockyMount27802MCMCharlottePrivott 1207RodgersDrive,Tarboro,27886 252-823-2464

[email protected] 1640KingsCircle,RockyMount27801 252-442-0471SMaryHannon P.O.Box7051,RockyMount27804 252-443-0287

[email protected] 812LoganTrail,RockyMount27803 252-443-2205HMarthaStith 1609HunterSt.,RockyMount27801 252-977-2195SeLeoritaHankerson 1240HammondSt.,RockyMount27803 252-972-3851

[email protected]

Nahalah: 11890N.C.Hwy258South,ScotlandNeck27874NoPWOrganizationContact:NancyWinslow 5853N.C.903,OakCity27857 252-798-6631 [email protected]: P.O.Box112,Pinetops27864CPageDriver 6921ShallingtonsMillRoad,ElmCity27822 252-243-6168TRocheleCobb P.O.Box205,Pinetops27864 252-827-4885

RockyMount-First: 153N.ChurchSt.,RockyMount27804MJaniceB.Smith 4724MorningGloryWay,RockyMount27804 252-442-2044

[email protected]/SeDianeDixon 1004TurnstoneDrive,RockyMount27804 252-443-1249

[email protected] 5553BrakeRoad,RockyMount27804 252-443-5556 [email protected] 612S.TaylorSt.,RockyMount27803 252-212-5525

[email protected] 1204Driver’sCircle,RockyMount27804 -252-446-1854 [email protected]

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WestHaven: 1001WestHavenBlvd.,RockyMount27803M/HPattyShearin 101SalemCourt,RockyMount27804 252-903-2489 [email protected] CherylPiner 741BrassieClubDrive,RockyMount27804 252-985-1235

[email protected]/TPatS.Adams 308StoneybrookDrive,RockyMount27804 252-443-4982

[email protected]

William&MaryHart: 7657N.C.Hwy33N.W.,Tarboro27886 NoPWOrganizationContact:MildredCorbett7477N.C.Hwy33N.W.,Tarboro27886 252-823-4821

AREA7PWPREPRESENTATIVE–BrendaBrown102BradfordLane,Manteo,NC27954 (252)473-4761

[email protected]: P.O.Box159,Ahoskie27910MDeloresBenthall 447LeeJerniganRoad,Ahoskie27910 252-332-3852 252-209-7411TBarbaraFerguson 902LibertySt.,Ahoskie,27910 252-332-4485 [email protected]

Calvary: 3026QuarterRoad,(POBox125)SwanQuarter27885MTonieMarshall 790MainSt.,SwanQuarter27885 252-926-5661 [email protected] 4131QuarterRoad.,SwanQuarter27885 252-926-4061S/TMonnaLouHopkins 5909QuarterRoad.,SwanQuarter27885 252-926-6561HKayEmory 3579QuarterRoad,SwanQuarter27885 252-926-8621CannMemorial: 311W.MainSt.,P.O.Box2818ElizabethCity27906-2818

252-338-6113CMNancyCook CM VikkiSmithTKristinJohnson 225Sawyer’sCreekRoad.,Camden,27921 252-335-7801 [email protected]

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EdentonFirst: P.O.Box138,Edenton27952 NoPWOrganizationCMadgeWhitehurst 404ElliottSt.,Edenton27932 252-482-3528CElaineThompson 105OldeColonyDrive,Edenton27932 252-482-8770OuterBanks: P.O.Box2199KillDevilHills27948MBrendaBrown 102BradfordLane,Manteo27954 252-473-4761 [email protected] 225BaysEdgeDr#27,NagsHead,27959 252-480-0724SJeanBasnight 119E.CarltonAve.,KillDevilHills,27948 252-480-1028TCarolMoore 509W.LandingDr.,KillDevilHills,27948 757-508-1657HHelenGauvreau P.O.Box332,PointHarbor27964 252-491-2633 [email protected],MargaretHartman,CarolJackson,andLisaRhodes

RoanokeIsland: P.O.Box1465Manteo27954Contact:JudyJames 702WestSt.,Manteo27954 252-473-3955

AREA8PWPREPRESENTATIVE–MarthaStrayhorn411DugginsDrive,Kinston28501 (252)[email protected]____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Falkland: P.O.Box28,Falkland27827MNancyPowell 1400ForestAcres,Greenville27834 252-830-4959

[email protected]/HBeverlyG.Vandiford P.O.Box12,Falkland27827 252-752-7775TPatriciaDail P.O.Box82,Falkland27827 252-758-4619

Farmville: 4138GrimmersburgSt.,Farmville27828MShannonHartman 4299W.ChurchSt.,Farmville27828 252-414-0039 [email protected] 4434StanstonsburgRoad,Greenville27834 252-758-4581 [email protected] 4430W.ChurchSt.,Farmville27828 252-917-7658

[email protected] 3539HillcrestDrive,Farmville27828 252-753-5886 [email protected] 3325PlantersWay,Farmville27828 252-717-6360Fountain: P.O.Box456,Fountain27829MEmmaBurnette P.O.Box145,Fountain27829 252-749-4631S/TLouiseEverette P.O.Box144,Fountain27829 252-749-3351SeNellieGardner P.O.Box336,Fountain27829 252-749-4671

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GreenvilleFirst: 1400S.ElmSt,Greenville27858MConnieBond 1307KingsbrookRoad,Greenville27858 252-717-8179 [email protected] 106HearthsideDrive,Greenville27834 252-756-0501 [email protected] 2707TownesDrive,Greenville27858 252-717-6345 [email protected] 201HardeeCircle,Greenville27858 252-752-4026

[email protected]

Grifton: P.O.Box940,Grifton28530 NoPWOrganization

Jason: Route2,Box121A,LaGrange28551 NoPWOrganization

KinstonFirst: 2101N.HeritageSt.,Kinston28501MCindyArchie 1403SurrySt.,Kinston28504 252-521-5812 [email protected] 1611St.AndrewsPlace,Kinston28504 252-286-6995 [email protected] 3075RavenwoodDrive,Kinston28504 252-560-6771 [email protected] 1907StantonRoad,Kinston28504 252-560-4653

[email protected] 1603CrawfordSt.,Kinston28504 252-522-5246 [email protected] 1004WalkerDrive,Kinston28501 252-521-1661________________________________________________________________________________________________________________KoreanFellowship: Greenville NoPWOrganization

Peace: 301GuinnessRoad,Winterville28590M/HMarieJ.Kares 5740EmmaCannonRoad.,Ayden28513 252-746-4500 [email protected],Greenville27858 252-752-7900 [email protected] P.O.Box30397,Greenville27834 252-321-6087

[email protected]

Rivermont: 1752Hwy258S,Kinston28504 NoPWOrganization

SnowHill: 204W.HarperSt.,SnowHill28580 NoPWOrganization

St.James: 101KingoldBlvd.,SnowHill28580 NoPWOrganization

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WhiteRock: 517E.ThompsonSt.,(P.O.Box2015),Kinston28502MLindaC.Edwards 1006RosanneDrive,Kinston28504 252-523-2654

[email protected]/HMarthaStrayhorn 411DugginsDrive,Kinston28501 252-527-1017

[email protected] 807DoctorsDrive,Kinston28502 252-527-9254

Cherylbtilley@gmail.comTRainelleTilleyWilliams2051102BrentwoodDrive.,Kinston28501 252-522-0699

[email protected]

AREA9PWPREPRESENTATIVE—SharonGodard,acting5870BearGrassRoad,Williamston27892 [email protected]____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________BearGrass: 6441BearGrassRoad,Williamston27892MCindyPeele 1096LumBrownRoad.,Williamston27892 252-792-5350 [email protected] 2874SweetHomeRoad,Williamston 252-217-9005SMaryLeeAskew 4034BearGrassRoad,Williamston 252-792-4969TPatriciaFischer 1530TobaBowenRoad,Williamston27892 252-792-4485HBobbieHodges 5140PrisonCampRoad,Williamston27892 252-789-0463SeLindaLeggett 1528MillInnRoad,Williamston27892 252-792-7796 [email protected]

Ebenezer: 720BernSt.,NewBern28560MMyrtleFranks P.O.Box127,Pollocksville28573 252-224-7981 [email protected] P.O.Box685,Havelock28532 252-447-8022 [email protected] 4210YarmouthRoad,NewBern28562 252-635-9911 [email protected] 1512LincolnSt.,NewBern28560 252-670-0722HArabelleBryant 1614WashingtonSt,NewBern28560 252-637-6753

[email protected]_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NeuseForest: P.O.Box2397,NewBern28564 NoPWOrganization

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NewBern—First: 418NewSt.,NewBern28560MAnnThornton 214BarringtonWay,NewBern28562 252-638-6719 [email protected] 420InnisbrookLane,NewBern28562 252-637-6653

[email protected]/HRuthAnnHeady 119CoveyCourt,NewBern28560 252-638-5646 [email protected] 509MiddleSt.,NewBern28560 252-633-0427

[email protected]: 1930RobersonChapelRoad,Williamston27892MBettyLeary 1027PriceRoad,Williamston27892 252-799-9379SCarolynCouncil 2540PrisonCampRoad.,Williamston27892 252-792-1496TEdnaHolliday 4505PrisonCampRoad,Williamson27892 252-792-3610HDianeRawls 1998RobersonChapelRoad,Williamston27892 252-792-7103

Wanoca: 921E.6thSt.,Washington27889MBettyLouBaker 962CarrowRoad,Chocowinity,27817 252-946-3467 [email protected] 1305OldBathHighway,Washington27889 252-946-0837 [email protected] 50RiversideRoad,Apt.109,Washington27889 252-946-5331 [email protected] 210SimmonsSt.,Washington27889 252-946-6723 [email protected]

Washington—First: 2 11W.SecondSt(P.O.Box1346),Washington27889MLoisFischer 131PaddlewheelCreek,Washington27889 252-946-2435 [email protected] 122ThamesPlace,Chocowinity27817 252-946-0450

[email protected] 316ThomasPlace,Washington27889 252-975-6382 [email protected] 204DelawareDrive,Chocowinity27817 252-975-6942 [email protected] 121FairOaksRoad.,Chocowinity27817 252-948-0388 [email protected]

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WestNewBern: 1702LucerneWay,NewBern28562MCharlotteMcConnell1057CollectonWay,Trentswoods28562 252-670-8388 [email protected] 1007AlbemarleCourt,NewBern28562 252-637-2780 [email protected] 109PinehurstDrive,NewBern28562 252-633-3224 [email protected] 200FairwaysWestCourt,NewBern28562 252-638-2717

[email protected] 3509WindsorDrive,NewBern28562 252-637-4754 [email protected] 104AnchorWay,NewBern28562 252-633-6927

[email protected]—First: 125E.MainSt,Williamston27892MMaryLeeClark 100W.LibertySt,Williamson27892 252-792-4412 [email protected] 5194PrisonCampRoad,Williamston,27892 252-792-5964SMableThomas 410StateSt.,Williamston27892 252-792-5913TSusanDunlow 1310TallTimbersEast,Williamston27892 252-792-6656 [email protected] 7526OverbrookDrive,Fayetteville28303 252-802-0595 [email protected]

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Minutes of the 2017 PWP Spring Gathering April 8, 2017

The Annual Spring Gathering for Presbyterian Women of New Hope Presbytery was held April 8, 2017, at First Presbyterian Church in New Bern, registration beginning at 9:30 a.m. and the program ending around 12:45 p.m.

Sharon Godard, PWP Moderator, called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. at which time the program began with Carole Koi, Spiritual Enrichment leader, lighting the Christ Candle and opening with devotion and prayer.

The PW Moderator of First Presbyterian, Nancy McAden, gave the welcome, followed by the invocation by the Rev. Whitney Bayer.

Those taking part in the program and business were Sharon Godard — recognition of guests and the PWP-CT; Mary Watson — Litany of Purpose; Barbara Nellis —In Remembrance; Janice Smith — recognition of Honorary Life Memberships, at which time, a surprise was in store for Sharon Godard as she was presented with the HLM by Janice.

Mission speakers were Renée Overton, representing Church World Service and Lori Fees, representing Children’s Hope Alliance.

Because the church is celebrating its 200th anniversary, member Sally Maestripieri, dressed as 1700s Sarah Webb, gave a brief history of the women who participated in the founding of the church.

Business reports were given by Sharon G., Sharon Fairchild, Karen McCauley, Millicent Fauntleroy, Martha Strayhorn, Frances Turner and Delores Johnson. The roll calls were led by area representatives.

The installation and recommitment of the PWP-CT was administered by Carol Winkler, Moderator of PW Churchwide. The position of moderator was passed from Sharon G. to Millicent F.

The keynote address was presented by Carol Winkler at which time she gave information about Presbyterian Women nationwide and shared some of her experiences.

The communion was served by intinction led by the Rev. Whitney Bayer.

The Christ Candle was extinguished, and departing prayer was given by Carole Koi.

Statistics: there were 95 registered women in attendance with 22 churches represented.

Three display tables were set up for viewing and receiving information from the Resources for PWs; Children’s Hope Alliance and Church World Service.

The offering for scholarships totaled $529.93.

Respectfully submitted,

Delores Johnson, PWP-CT secretary

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PresbyterianWomenofNewHopePresbyteryBudgetfor2017-2018

Income Amount Mission Pledges $10,500

Scholarship Donations 1,500 Transfer from Investment Account 1,500

Total Income $13,500

Disbursements PW Churchwide (USA) $2,500

PW Synod of the Mid-Atlantic 1,050 Church Women United ( NC) 100

Interfaith Prison Ministry for Women 100 Scholarships 5,000

Training for PWP Representatives 100 Gathering Expenses 600

Directories and Publications 150 Literature/Resources 100

Churchwide Gathering (3-year plan) 400 Synod Summer Gathering 500

Travel (All PWPCT) 2,500 Miscellaneous 100

Office Supplies 200 Postage 100

Total Budget Disbursements $13,500

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BYLAWS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN IN THE PRESBYTERY OF NEW HOPE

ARTICLE I

NAME This organization shall be known as The Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery of New Hope, Synod of the Mid-Atlantic, Presbyterian Church (USA)

ARTICLE II PURPOSE

Forgiven and freed by God in Jesus Christ, and empowered by the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves: To nurture our faith through prayer and Bible Study, To support the mission of the church worldwide, To work for justice and peace, To build an inclusive, caring community of women that strengthens the Presbyterian Church (USA) and witnesses to the promise of God’s

Kingdom. ARTICLE III

MEMBERSHIP Members of Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery shall be women who choose to participate in, or be supportive of Presbyterian Women in any way.

ARTICLE IV COORDINATING TEAM, ELECTION AND TERM OF OFFICE

Section 1: The leaders shall form a Coordinating Team for conducting the business of the Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery.

Section 2: The Search Committee shall present a slate of nominees, which has been approved by the Coordinating Team, to members of Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery at the Annual Gathering. Elected leaders of Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery shall be members of the Presbyterian Church (USA).

Section 3: The Coordinating Team leaders of Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery shall be: Moderator, Vice Moderator or Moderator-Elect, Treasurer, Secretary, Historian, Spiritual Enrichment Communicator, Together in Service Communicator, Moderator of Search Committee, PWP Representative and Justice and Peace Communicator.

Section 4: The Executive Coordinating Team shall consist of Moderator, Treasurer, Secretary, a PWP Representative and Parliamentarian.

Section 5: The term of office for all leaders shall be two years, except for Moderator-Elect and PWP Representatives. The Moderator-Elect’s term of office shall be for one year and a PWP Representative’s term of office shall be for three years. Any leader may be considered for re-election to a second term.

ARTICLE V

DUTIES OF LEADERS Section 1: All leaders shall abide by the Job Description and Standing Rules of Presbyterian Women

of the Presbytery of New Hope. Section 2: The Moderator shall supervise the planning and coordinating of the total program of

Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery. Section 3: The Vice Moderator’s term shall be one year, serving during the first year of the

Moderator’s term. Should the Moderator’s position become vacant, the Vice Moderator

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shall become Moderator and shall hold office through the unexpired term of the Moderator. Section 4: The Moderator-Elect’s term shall be one year, serving during the second year of the Moderator’s

term. During this year she shall become familiar with the responsibilities of the Moderator. She shall move into the position of Moderator at the conclusion of the current Moderator’s term.

Section 5: The Treasurer shall have knowledge and understanding of all procedures regarding receipts and disbursements of operating funds of Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery.

Section 6: The Secretary shall maintain and preserve working records of Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery.

Section 7: The Historian shall maintain and preserve historical records of Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery.

Section 8: The Together in Service Communicator shall be responsible for interpreting Missions and Special Giving opportunities, such as: Birthday Offering, Thank Offering and Honorary Life Memberships.

Section 9: The Spiritual Enrichment Communicator shall communicate through written form and workshops, information on events and materials to encourage spiritual growth. She shall serve as Chaplain to the Coordinating Team.

Section 10: The Moderator of the Search Committee shall serve as chair of the committee, comprised of no less that two other members, to establish a data bank of Presbyterian Women for leadership positions in the Presbytery. She shall present to the Coordinating Team of the Presbyterian Women of the Presbytery a slate of prospective names for approval no later than the Coorinating Team meeting immediately preceding the Annual Gathering. If approved by the Coorinating Team, this slate is to be presented as her report at the Annual Gathering. Vacancies for unexpired terms shall be filled by nominations by the Search Committee and approval by the Coordinating Team.

Section 11: The PWP Representative shall provide program support to Presbyterian Women in the congregations assigned to her, and shall be the direct link between Presbyterian

Women in the congregations and the Coordinating Team of Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery. Section 12: The Justice and Peace Communicator shall be responsible for educating

and raising awareness of issues of concern about justice and peace for women and children, maintaining and expanding PW Justice and Peace network, encouraging the use of inclusive and expansive language, strengthening the relationship between PW and the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, and encouraging PW to attend conferences and workshops for justice and peace. She shall also communicate key issues for justice and peace identified by the Synod or Presbytery CT’s.

ARTICLE VI DUTIES OF THE COORDINATING TEAM

The Coordinating team shall: a. Plan for all gatherings of Presbyterian Women of the Presbytery b. Identify issues of concern to Presbyterian Women. c. Provide program support and resources.

ARTICLE VII

FINANCES Section 1: Presbyterian Women of the Presbytery is supported by the Presbyterian Women of local

congregations. Section 2: The local Presbyterian Women shall pay annually to the Presbyterian Women of the

Presbytery, through the Mission Pledge, to support the work of the Presbyterian Women of the Presbytery, Synod and Church wide.

Section 3: The budget for the year shall be submitted by the Finance Committee to the Coordinating

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Team for approval no later than the meeting immediately preceding the Annual Gathering, and then to the Annual Gathering for adoption.

Section 4: The Coordinating Team of the Presbyterian Women of the Presbytery shall be given authority to disburse surplus funds at its discretion.

Section 5: All persons receiving funds from Presbyterian Women of the Presbytery shall submit proper documentation through the Moderator to the Treasurer.

Section 6: The Treasurer shall be the Moderator of the Finance Committee, which shall be composed of three (3) to five (5) members appointed by the Moderator.

ARTICLE VIII GATHERINGS

Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery shall meet at least annually and more often if appropriate. The date of these Gatherings shall be set by the Coordinating Team of the Presbyterian Women of the Presbytery. These gatherings shall be open to all women. The election and installation of the leaders and adoption of the budget shall be done in the context of the annual Gathering. All members of Presbyterian Women attending this Gathering shall be entitled to vote.

ARTICLE IX AMENDMENTS

Section 1: These bylaws may be amended by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of those present and voting, at an Annual Gathering, provided notice of the proposed amendment has been submitted by the Coordinating Team of the Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery and to the Presbyterian Women in the local churches at least 30 days prior to the Annual Gathering.

Section 2: Proposed amendments from local Presbyterian Women shall be submitted in writing, signed by at least two (2) members of the local Presbyterian Women to the Coordinating Team.

ARTICLE X QUORUM

A quorum of the Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery shall consist of one-fourth (1/4) representation from all churches in the Presbytery who have an active Presbyterian Women organization.

ARTICLE XI PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY

Robert’s Rules of Order, newly revised, shall govern Presbyterian Women in the case to which they are applicable and to which they are not inconsistent with these Bylaws, the Bylaws of the Presbyterian Women and the Presbyterian Church (USA).

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THE PRESBYTERY OF NEW HOPE 2022 McDonald Lane

Raleigh, North Carolina 27608 Phone 919-433-0143

Toll Free 1-855-219-6305 E-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.nhpresbytery.org

FORMER MODERATORS TERM OF OFFICE Sharon Godard 2015 — 2017 Frances Turner 2013 — 2015 Delores Johnson 2011 — 2013 Amelia Godwin 2009 — 2011 Linda Barnes 2007 —2009 Brenda Brown 2005 —2007 Edith Lee 2003 — 2005 Janice Smith 2001 —2003 Martha Strayhorn 1999 — 2001 Nancy Darter 1997 —1999 Peggy Kearney 1995 — 1997 Dorothy Brock 1992 — 1995 Auleen Henderson 1992 Sara Bell-Lucas 1990 — 1992 Linda Schrock 1988 —1990

PAST HOSTS OF SPRING GATHERINGS

YEAR CHURCH 1988 Wilson, First 1989 Goldsboro First 1990 Covenant, Durham 1991 Henderson First 1992 Kinston, First 1993 Westminister, Raleigh 1994 Rocky Mount Second 1995 Smithfield, First 1996 Wake Forest 1997 Howard Memorial,

Tarboro 1998 Wilson, First 1999 New Bern, First 2000 Oakland, Claytton 2001 Rocky Mount, First 2002 Spring Hill, Lucama

2003 Englewood, Rocky Mount 2004 Cary, First 2005 Goldsboro First 2006 Covenant, Durham 2007 Rocky Mount First 2008 Garner, First 2009 New Bern, First 2010 West Haven, Rocky

Mount 2011 Washington First, Washington 2012 Trinity Avenue, Durham 2013 Henderson, First 2014 Spring Hill 2015 Wilson, First 2016 Raleigh First 2017 New Bern First

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Synod of the Mid-Atlantic Presbyterian Women Coordinating Team

2017-2018

Moderator Vice Moderator Patricia Clark (2018) (Western North Carolina) Sandra Gisiner (2017) (The Peaks) 2880 Irish Creek Road 308 Langland Drive Morganton, NC 28655 Vinton, VA 24179 828-433-1726 (H) 540-890-1524 (H) 828-205-2396 (C) 540-314-0060 (C) [email protected] [email protected]

Secretary Treasurer Joyce Rarumangkay (2018) (National Capital) Ernestine H. Brown (2019) (National Capital) 2881 Medford Drive 3048 Thayer Street, N.E. Southbridge, VA 22026 Washington, D.C. 20018-2505 703-221-0401 (H) 202-832-3799 (H) 703-508-9408 (C) 202-306-8284 (C) [email protected] [email protected] Historian Synod Representative to CCT Janet G. Rakes (2019) (The Peaks) Nancy Long (2018) (New Castle) 3335 McEver Road 1210 Bruce Road Blacksburg, VA 24060 Wilmington, DE 19803 540-951-4282 (H) 302-764-8095 (H) 540-392-5171 (C) 302-893-3682 (C) [email protected] [email protected]

Racial Ethnic Member-at-Large Moderator of Search Committee Tanangochi “Tana” Ngwira (2020) (National Capital) Jayne Sneed (2018) (The James) 18114 Rolling Meadows Way 1426 Lorraine Avenue Olney, MD 20832 Richmond, VA 23227 301-273-8580 (C) 804-262-5051 (H) [email protected] 804-241-7424 (C) [email protected]

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PresbyterianWomenModeratorsbyPresbytery

Abingdon Elaine Alderman (2017) 437 Hardscuffle Road

Hillsville, VA 24343 276-728-7711 (H) [email protected]

Baltimore Debbie Salles (2019)

11604 Wave Lap Way Columbia, MD. 21044

410-730-1425 (H) [email protected]

Charlotte Corita Floyd (2017)

911 Yorkdale Drive Charlotte, NC 28217 704-527-0544 (H) 704-307-1364 (C) [email protected]

Coastal Carolina Priscilla Brower (2017) 306 Brower Road Cameron, NC 28326 919-499-4967 (H) 919-770-7897 (C)

[email protected]

Eastern Virginia Jill Keifer (2016) 1923 Paddock Road Norfolk, VA 23518 757-853-7465 (H) 757-567-4106 (C) [email protected]

The James Sherry Scudder (2018) 2420 Devenwood Road N. Chesterfield, VA 23235 804-320-6670 (H) 804-937-6671 (C) [email protected]

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National Capital Charity Bensah (2017) Flora Ofori-Attah (2017) 2983 Chinkapin Oak Lane 1715 Shady River Court Woodbridge, VA 22191 Woodbridge, VA 22192 571-276-8796 (C) 703-582-7079 (C) [email protected] [email protected] New Castle Cheryl Denneny (2017) Nancy Long (2017) 11 Ricci Lane 1210 Bruce Road Newark, DE 19702 Wilmington, DE 19803 302-368-4773 (H) 302-764-8095 (H) 302-563-7187 (C) 302-893-3682 (C) [email protected] [email protected]

New Hope Millicent Brown Fauntleroy 2816 Patrie Place Raleigh, NC 27613 919-848-4687 (H) 919-522-1919 (C) [email protected]

The Peaks Theresa Underwood (2017) P. O. Box 733 Buchanan, VA 24066 540-254-2485 (H) 540-520-2610 (C) [email protected]

Salem Annie Miller Bates (2019) 1615 South Salisbury Ave. Spencer, N.C. 28159 704-636-7236 (H) [email protected]

Shenandoah Elaine H. Quick (2019)

168 Trixie Ln. Grottoes, VA 24441 540-249-4452 (H) [email protected]

Western North Carolina Tina J. Joyner (2019) 5 Melbourne Place Asheville, NC 28801 828-251-1607 (H) 828-279-2665 (C)

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[email protected]

FORMS

For your convenience, you may make a copy of the forms that are on the following pages, or you may go to the

Presbytery of New Hope website www.nhpresbytery.org

and use the electronic form that is available.

(ALL FORMS NEED TO BE FILLED OUT AND RETURNED

ON THE APPROPRIATE DATE)

PW Mission Pledge Form 60 PW in the Congregation Remittance Form 61 PW Moderator’s Report 62 PW Local Leaders in the Congregation Form 63 PW Historian Report and Instructions 64 PW Banner Request Form 65 PW Together in Service Report 66 PW Scholarship Application 67-69 PW Honorary Life Membership Form 70

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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN IN THE CONGREGATION MISSION PLEDGE FORM

APRIL 1, 2017 - MARCH 31, 2018

As Presbyterian Women, we make the following pledge to support the mission of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) worldwide through the General Assembly Mission budget and the basic operating budget of Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery, the Synod, and the Churchwide level.

General Assembly Mission/Churchwide’s PW Operation Budget $1.23 Synod of the Mid-Atlantic’s PW Operating Budget .50 Presbytery of New Hope’s PW Operating Budget 3.27 Total Mission Pledge per member asked for $5.00

YOUR GIVING COMMITMENT to support Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery/Synod/Churchwide:

Number of members in local PW at $5.00 = $

Church

___ Signature of Moderator of Presbyterian Women in the Congregation

Street Address

City Zip Code

Please complete and return this form with your check payable to: Presbyterian Women of New Hope Presbytery

Your form and check should be mailed to the current Treasurer: Linda Barnes, 6442 NC Highway N, Kenly, NC 27542. Or [email protected]. Annual payments of the Mission Pledge are requested by December 10, 2017.

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PresbyterianWomenintheCongregationRemittanceForm Revised May 27, 2013

Please make a check payable to: Presbyterian Women of New Hope Presbytery Mailcheckto: Congregation: LindaBarnesTreasurer,6442NCHighwayN,Kenly,[email protected]

City: NC Zip:

Daytime phone: Email: Please use this form whenever you are sending money to the treasurer. Enter the amount associated with the purpose. Purpose Amount Mission Pledge ( members at $5.00 each)

Birthday Offering

Memorial /Recognition

Thank Offering

Honorary Life Membership(s) ($95.00 – silver pin) ($250.00 – gold pin) ( $25.00 - Replacement pin)

Least Coin

Together in Service: * Mission Opportunity 320

* International Medical Ministry PW 000006

Other:

Other:

Other:

Other:

Total amount

Note: Please describe the purpose of “Other” contributions. * Denotes contributions which are part of the Together in Service missions

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Please submit a copy to Millicent Fauntleroy, Moderator, [email protected]

MODERATOR’S REPORT (Each Moderator in each church must submit this Form)

(Please type or print.) March 1, 2017 – February 28, 2018

DUE: March 1, 2018 CHURCH NAME __________________________________________ PHONE ( ) _________ CHURCH’S ADDRESS____________________________________________ (ZIP) ________ PASTOR__________________________________________CHURCH AREA ________ PWC MODERATOR___________________________________PHONE_________________ ADDRESS________________________________________EMAIL________________ The scheduled PW meeting is_______________________________________ There are________ (number) women participating in Presbyterian Women in our church. We have_____ (number) PW circles which generally meet _____ (monthly/weekly/bimonthly/other) There are ___ (number) women involved in a Circle. Ages (#): ___25-Below ___26-36 ____ 37-47 _____48-58 ______ 59-69 _____70-80 ______81+ Signed__________________________________________DATE_______________ OUR MISSION PROJECT(S) FOR THIS YEAR INCLUDE: (List) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Our PW History has been submitted ____________Date_____________ Please Respond Our Mission Pledge Form was submitted________________________ (Yes) We have submitted our Mission Offering as scheduled_______________ (No) We receive the PWP Prompter _______________________________ (Will Be) We participated in our Fall Gathering at ________________________ (N/A) We had church members apply for the PW Scholarship.______________ (Comment) We have approximately _____ women who subscribe to HORIZONS.******* We conducted a special service to Celebrate The Gifts of Women on____________________ Our PW Representative has been used as a resource this year. _________________________ We submitted names of women to the PWP search committee. ________________________ Our PW used the PWP Banner this year._______________________________________ Please list the name(s) of PW who have been presented Honorary Life Memberships since March 1, 2017 ______________________________________________________________ Please list the name(s) of PW who have died since March 1, 2017. _________________________

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Please submit a copy to Carole Koi, Vice Moderator, [email protected]

and your PWP Area Representative PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN IN THE CONGREGATION LEADERS OF PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN

Complete and return by July 1, 2018

PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ALL INFORMATION

CHURCH______________________________________AREA_______ MAILING ADDRESS___________________________CITY_________ZIP__________ Number active in PW__ Number of Circles__ Total no. of women on local congregation roll___ MODERATOR _________________________________________Telephone__________________ E-Mail _________________________________________ Address_______________________________City__________________Zip_______ CO-MODERATOR _______________________________________Telephone____________________ E-Mail ______________________________________ Address________________________________City__________________Zip______ SECRETARY _______________________________________Telephone____________________ E-Mail _________________________________________ Address________________________________City__________________Zip______ TREASURER _________________________________________Telephone__________________ E-Mail _________________________________________ Address________________________________City__________________Zip______ HISTORIAN _________________________________________Telephone__________________ E-Mail _________________________________________ Address________________________________City__________________Zip______ MODERATOR OF SEARCH _________________________________________Telephone__________________ E-Mail _________________________________________ Address________________________________City__________________Zip______

If you have additional coordinating team members, please list their title and information on the reverse side of this form. Thank you. PLEASE SUBMIT THIS FORM EVEN IF YOU DID NOT ELECT NEW LEADERS

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HISTORIAN JANUARY 2017- DECEMBER 2017 REPORT • Send one copy on acid-free paper to: (NOTE CHANGE FROM MONTREAT) Linda Davis, Special Collections Historian

John Bulow Campbell Library, Columbia Theological Seminary, PO Box 520, Decatur, Georgia 30031

• If you’re including photographs, make sure to use acid-free corner tabs – do not use scotch tape or staples on photographs. Identify all persons and/or the event pictured; write the names and descriptions on the mounting page, not the back of the photograph. (I suggest you save photographs for the original copy to Linda Davis and your church.)

• On each page, please put in the upper left corner: Name of Church, City, State, PW, and year. 1. Send one copy on regular bond paper (3-hole punched would be helpful) & 2. Email or mail a separate summary of 12 or fewer lines to:

Delores Johnson, Secretary/Historian Presbyterian Women of Presbytery of New Hope 208 E. Spring St.

Oxford, NC 27565 Telephone: 919-691-2550

Date due to Delores Johnson: January 31, 2018 (Any histories sent to Delores after March 1 may not get into the Summary printed in this PWP Directory because of a deadline for submitting the report to the PW Synod.) From: (please print) _____________________________________ ( )-___________ Your Name Your Telephone ______________________________________________________________ Your Address ________________________________________________Area __________ Church Topics may include, but are not limited to, the following:

· 2016-17 Moderator(s) · Number of women participating

· Number of Circles · Names of PW women who died in the past year (include their maiden name if it is known).

· Is the Horizons Bible Study being used? · Honorary Life Membership recipients

· Do you participate in the Birthday Offering?

· Number of General Meetings (describe some of the programs of interest)

· What are some of your mission projects? (Brief Description)

· Do you participate in The Least Coin?

· Did your church have a historical event? · Do you participate in the Thank Offering?

· Did you have any unique fundraisers? · Is this reminder helpful?

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REQUESTFORUSEOFTHEPWBANNER

To: Janice Smith 4724 Morning Glory Way, Rocky Mount, 27804 (252-442-2044)

PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR RECEIVING AND RETURNING BANNER: _____________________________________DATE:__________________ NAME OF CHURCH: __________________________________________AREA _____ ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________ CITY: _____________________STATE:_____________ZIP____________ TELEPHONE NUMBER: (___) ________________ MINISTER__________________________________________________ NAME OF PW MODERATOR: _____________________________________ TELEPHONE NUMBER: (____) ________________ DATE OF USE: _________________________________________________ TYPE OF MEETING_____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ METHOD OF DELIVERY: UPS [ ] U.S. POSTAL [ ] PERSONAL PICKUP [ ] IF SHIPPED, WILL YOU ASSUME COSTS FOR RETURNING? YES [ ] NO [ ] CONDITION UPON DELIVERY____________________________________ CONDITION UPONRECEIPT______________________________________

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TOGETHER IN SERVICE Project Report Form for Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery

Due: March 31, 2018 Mail to: Sharon Godard, 5870 Bear Grass Road, Williamston NC 27892

[email protected]

Church Name/Address________________________________________________________ Contact Person______________________________________________________________ Address_____________________________________________________________ Mission Projects: ___ Baby Blankets ___ Baby Gowns ___Baby Caps ___ Bandages ___ Health Kits ___ School Kits ___Cleaning buckets ___ Stamps ___ Financial Support PW Programs such as: ___ Mission Pledge ___ Birthday Offering ___Thank Offering ___ Global Exchange ___ USA Mission Experience ___ Least Coin ___ Heifer Project ___ Palm Project ___ Presbyterian Disaster Assistance ___ Net Workers ___ Habitat for Humanity ___ Bread for the World Self-determined local programs: ___ Women’s Shelters ___ Hospitals ___ Children’s programs ___ Food pantries ___ Gift fairs ___ Retirement/nursing homes ___ Homeless centers Others: __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________

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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN Presbytery of New Hope - Synod of the Mid-Atlantic

September 1, 2017

Dear Applicant: Enclosed is the Presbyterian Women of New Hope Presbytery scholarship application for 2018. Applicants must live in the Presbytery and be a member of a church in the Presbytery. Applicants may attend the college of their choice, but preference may be given to those applicants who are attending a Presbyterian-related college. All information requested on the form is required, plus a short essay entitled "My Plans for the Future, Shaped by My Faith", a copy of the official secondary school transcript, and (3) letters of recommendation from your pastor, the moderator of your congregation's Presbyterian Women and school guidance counselor or teacher/advisor. Complete application packets should be submitted after January 1, 2018 and received by March 1, 2018. Electronic copies (.pdf format) of the application packet are acceptable. Those should be sent to the email address listed below:

[email protected] Hard copies of the application packet can be sent via USPS to the address listed below: Karen McCauley 164 Saint Jiles Drive Clayton, NC 27520 Questions may be directed to Karen McCauley at 919-418-3568 The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage and aid young men and women of the Presbyterian Church in financial need in their pursuit of higher education. We wish you much Success in charting your future and reaching your goals. God's Blessings, Karen McCauley, Chair, Presbyterian Women of New Hope Presbytery Scholarship Committee

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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN OF THE PRESBYTERY OF NEW HOPE Scholarship Application

Section I: Basic Information

Applicant's Full Name: ____________________________________________ Home Address: ________________________________________________ Address City Zip Applicant E-mail/phone: __________________________________________ Parent/Guardian E-mail/phone: _____________________________________ Secondary School Name: __________________________________________ College or university you plan to attend: _______________________________ Status: Accepted Yes_____ No_____

Section II: Application Criteria

l. Completion of application/instructions followed 5 points 2. Congestion involvement: Church activities 5 points Recommendation from pastor 5 points Recommendation from congregation Moderator of Presbyterian Women 5 points 3. Potential for success in college: Student GPA/class rank/transcripts 15 points Extracurricular activities/leadership 10 points Guidance counselor recommendations-will accept teacher/advisor Recommendations 5 points Essay 15 points 4. Financial need 25 points

Section III: Financial Information and Resources for Meeting College Expenses

Father (guardian) – Name and Place of employment & position title ______________________________________ Mother (guardian) – Name and Place of employment & position title ______________________________________ Household gross income from all sources ______________________________________ Number and ages of dependents ______________________________________ Scholarships/grants awarded or expected ______________________________________ Loans executed or expected _______________________________________

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Other financial support (work/study or part-time job) (if applicable, the NC legislative grant for NC private school students is expected to be $1,800. _____________________________ Page 2 Applicant's Name _____________________________________

Section IV: Church and Community Activities Name of your church _____________________________________ Street Address, City and ZIP Code _____________________________________ Church activities in which you _____________________________________ Participate _____________________________________ _____________________________________ Community and school activities in _____________________________________ which you participate. _____________________________________ _____________________________________ Congregation involvement of parents: _____________________________________ Indicate mother (m), father (f), Guardian (g) _____________________________________ PLEASE REVIEW YOUR APPLICATION: All information requested by this form is required. Also required: (1) a short essay entitled "My Plans for the Future, Shaped by My Faith", (2) copy of official secondary school transcript, (3) letters of recommendation from your pastor, the moderator of your congregation's Presbyterian Women, and your school guidance counselor or teacher/advisor.

All must be received by March 1, 2018. Electronic copies (.pdf format) of the application packet are acceptable. Those should be sent to the email address listed here: [email protected] Hard copies of the application packet can be sent via USPS to the address listed below: Karen McCauley 164 Saint Jiles Drive Clayton, NC 27520

If you have any questions regarding the application, please call me at 919-418-3568.

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