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Volume 39

Issue 3Denbigh Presbyterian Church

Our Church Staff

Pastor

The Reverend Deborah Dail

Director of Childrens/Youth

Ministries

Liz Marshall

Director of Music Ministries

Kelly Samarzea

Administrative Assistant

Wanda Hale

Sexton Team

Mark, June, Lauren and Nick Tessarolo

Pre-Kindergarten Director

Maggie Vincelette

The Denbigh Digest ispublishedmonthly on the third or fourth

MondayThe deadline for items

to be included is 9:00 AMon that Monday

Comments or Questions?

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

March 21, 2011

Inside this issue:

Anniversary 1

Lent 2

Worship/New Members 3

Outreach 4-6

Finances 7

Fellowship 7

Stewardship 8

Childrens Ministry 9-10

Pre-Kindergarten/Kitchen 11

Congregational Care 12

Birthdays/Thank you 13

Calendar/SHARE/Schedules 14-16

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DENBIGH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHCELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF FAITHFUL MINISTRY

LOOKING BACK WHILE MOVING FORWARD INFAITHOctober 15 & 16, 2011October 15 & 16, 2011October 15 & 16, 2011October 15 & 16, 2011

Details will be available as plans are solidified.We need to know where past members and friends are now! If you knowthe whereabouts of anyone who used to attend Denbigh PresbyterianChurch and has moved out of the area or just to another Church home,please give that information to Mary Lee Dunn. You can email it to herat artfullydunn@cox.net or drop it off in the church office.

Pictorial History CD PlannedPictorial History CD PlannedPictorial History CD PlannedPictorial History CD PlannedWe are compiling a pictorial history of the church as a gift to membersand friends of Denbigh Presbyterian. If you have any pictures of eventsthat took place at the church over the last 50 years please allow us toscan them for inclusion in this CD. We have quite a few from the first25 years, but we need to bring the events up to date. Your pictures will

be scanned and returned so start going through those old albums, boxes,drawers or where ever else photos go to hide!

Faith Journeys at Denbigh PresbyterianFaith Journeys at Denbigh PresbyterianFaith Journeys at Denbigh PresbyterianFaith Journeys at Denbigh PresbyterianYou may recall during our recent Consultation we were asked as part of

the questionnaire to describe an occasion when we felt particularly

moved in our faith. As part of the written history of the church we

would like to include more of these faith moments. Please be thinking of

times when you felt moved by the Spirit as you experienced a time of

worship, fellowship, ministry, or any other memorable moment you are

willing to share.

50 Years

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2Lent 2011 Eyes Wide Open

The season of Lent is an important time in the life of all Christians. It is a time for deep-ening our faith through worship, study, prayer, contemplation and sacrificial service.

Our theme for Lent 2011 is Eyes Wide Open. We will look at our spiritual blindnessand explore ways we can allow Christ to open our eyes to see Him, ourselves, our neighborsand our world through the lens of Christs love.

See below the special events and services which will help us grow during this season of

Lent. Please read the scriptures listed to prepare for each worship service.

Sunday, March 27, 10:30 AM Third Sunday in Lent (Scriptures: Exodus 17:1-7;

Psalm 95; Romans 5:1-11; John 4:5-42)

Sunday, April 3, 10:30 AM Fourth Sunday in Lent / Celebration of the LordsSupper (Scriptures: 1 Samuel 16:1-13; Psalm 23;

Ephesians 5: 8-14; John 9:1-41)

Sunday, April 10, 10:30 AM Fifth Sunday in Lent (Scriptures:Ezekiel 37:1-14; Psalm 130; Romans 8:6-11;John 11:1-45)

Sunday, April 17, 10:30 AM Passion/Palm Sunday (Scriptures: Matthew 21:1-11; Psalm 118:1-2, 19-29) One Great Hour ofSharing Offering an opportunity to give

Wednesday, April 20, 5:00-9:00 PM Journey to the Cross

Thursday, April 21, 7:30 PM Maundy Thursday Worship Service with

Communion

Sunday, April 24, 6:30 AM Easter Sunrise Service with Breakfast

Sunday, April 24, 10:30 AM Easter Service with Communion

Journey to the Cross is a powerfully moving, multisensory family event that guides youalong the path that Jesus walked during his last days on Earth. Activities focused on Jesus loveand forgiveness demonstrate the real meaning of Easter: our risen Christs victory over death!

Designed specifically for parents and their children to experience together, this event teachesabout the life-changing message of the cross in a way that everyone can understand and no onewill forget. Come join us and begin your journey.~

When: Wednesday, April 20

Time: ANYTIME between 5:00PM 9:00PM

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Church Record Active Membership (381)

Attendance 02/27 03/06 03/13 03/20

Worship 145 121 127 130

Nurseries 6 7 7 9

Sunday School 28 35 24 27

Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper

Please join us in celebrating the Lords Supper on Sunday, April 3;Maundy Thursday, April 21 and Easter Sunday, April 24, 2011.Please prayerfully prepare for the celebration of the Lords Supper.

Welcome, Donna Dellinger. Donna enjoysthe love of life, friends and family. She gar-dens for pleasure and loves the warm touchof sunshine and the fresh scent of a rainshower which she feels is a gift from God.Donna also enjoys golf and biking.

Welcome Robert and Sarah Brown.Robert and Sarah met across the street at

Denbigh High School just over 40 yearsago. They met and married in 3 monthsand are still going strong. Their familyincludes 2 sons, Scott and Stephen,Stephens wife Leah and Scotts daughterJocelyn along with 2 granddogs Sadie andGinger. Both Robert and Sarah are happyto return to the membership of DenbighPresbyterian Church.

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If we bring just one food itemIf we bring just one food itemIf we bring just one food itemIf we bring just one food item

every Sunday. . .every Sunday. . .every Sunday. . .every Sunday. . .Some suggestions for DUCOs pantry:

Meat Peanut butter Fruit Jelly/Jam Cereal Spaghetti sauce Pasta Potatoes Beans Canned meals (stew,

ravioli, etc.)

Rice Dry milk (individualpkgs.)

Jello Baby food and formulaFood items should be

canned/boxed/non-perishable

. . . the shelves would. . . the shelves would. . . the shelves would. . . the shelves would

never be bare.never be bare.never be bare.never be bare.

S.H.A.R.E.April 2011 S.H.A.R.E. order can be placed the week ofMarch 28-April 1, 2011. The order will be placed onMonday, April 4 at 10:00 AM and will be distributed in theNarthex area of Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Saturday,April 16 from 7:00-7:30 AM. All orders must be pickedup by 7:30 AM. Volunteers cannot be held responsible for

orders which are not picked up.

Beginning in April, we will volunteer at the new Food Bank location at 2401 Alu-minum Drive in Hampton. It is on the corner of Aberdeen and Aluminum Drive inCopeland Industrial Park. It is across from Wendys. The telephone number will

remain the same 757-596-7188.

The High School youth will be running the bakesale booth for Zunis Day in the Country. Weneed your help to supply goodies like cookies,

brownies, cakes and breads that will be offeredfor sale. Please individually wrap cookies,

brownies and other small items. Drop them offat DPC by Friday, April 29. Label them for Zuniand place them on the kitchen counter. ContactLisa Canaday at 874-2394 if you have ques-

tions.Thank you for your support!

**A Day in the Country will be held on Satur-

day, April 30from 10 AM to 3 PM. The event is

open to the public and serves as a fundraiser for

Presbyterian Homes and Family Services of

Zuni. Anyone who is interested in attending

should contact Lisa Canaday.

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Thank you to PODS for your help and support in the renovation project currently being doneby Denbigh Presbyterian Church. The use of the POD storage unit, free of charge, during this project is a great help. Sincerely,

Keith Pennell

PORT Homeless shelter concluded this week! Thank you to all volunteers, members of thechurch and partner churches for helping to make this a great week. We fed an average of 70guests per night and sent guests on their way each morning with lunch. On the last day of theministry we passed out hygiene kits to help throughout the summer months when shelters suchas this are no longer available. Pictures below are of the youth making hygiene kits and

lunches for out PORT guests. Thank you all! Please continue to keep this ministry in yourprayers.

The Peninsula Pastoral Counseling Center's 2011 Banquet and Benefit Auction will be onThursday, May 19 at the Point Plaza Suites and Conference Center, Newport News. Theevent is from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and features a silent auction, dinner and live auction.Tickets are $65. This is the Center's major fundraising event for the Client Assistance Fund.Peninsula Pastoral Counseling Center is a nonprofit organization that offers professional coun-seling and consulting in a faith context.

Are You In Need of Support and Counseling? Trained to integrate the gifts of behavior sci-ence and faith, the counselors at Peninsula Pastoral Counseling Center (PPCC) care for peoplewho are dealing with marriage or family tensions, anxiety, depression, spiritual distress, work-

place issues and other concerns. PPCC treats adults, adolescents and children and workswithin the financial means of its clients. The Counseling Center hopes to help people to be

more at peace with themselves and with each other. In times of stress and in times of growth,feel free to call PPCC at 873-2273.

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6HOME RENOVATION PROGRESS REPORT MARCH 16, 2011

Our God continues to supply us with opportunities to serve. The renovation of the home inthe Denbigh community is moving along slowly but steadily. A new hot water heater was in-stalled in February 2010 but it was not until the fall of 2010 that it was decided to move forwardwith an extensive renovation of the entire home. Due to the cold weather of December, Januaryand early February many tasks could not be carried out and so there was slow progress during thattime period. This worked out well since it provided time to source the huge variety and quantity

of materials needed.

During those recent cold months some work was carried out inside the unit such as replac-ing a toilet and other plumbing issues. A friend of the church gave a dishwasher and it was in-stalled. Three interior doors were hung and some electrical problems were resolved. Three clos-ets were framed out and the subfloor in one bathroom was replaced.

Many things began to happen around mid-February. An anonymous donor provided a heatpump system and it, along with new ducting, was installed by Tommy Garner Air-conditioningand Heating. Mr. Garner also provided a bathroom cabinet complete with sink, faucet and drainand several vinyl windows. The windows are in place now and are making a huge difference in

comfort and reduced heating bills for the family.

Gault Electric LLC provided and installed a new electrical panel with circuit breakers tohandle the heat pump and resolve some improper wiring in the old panel. The Elmer Back GiftingCenter supplied a new vacuum cleaner and a cabinet for the second bathroom. This cabinet waswithout a countertop so Brunk Tile and Interiors gave the necessary materials to build a tile coun-tertop. Sherwin-Williams Newport News-Denbigh has given paint and the family has painted theceilings throughout the home. We anticipate they will be giving more too! A number of individu-als have donated various materials such as doors, faucets, plumbing supplies, wood trim and furni-ture. Storage problems were resolved when we acquired a storage unit from PODS and it certainly

has been put to good use.

It has been absolutely amazing how God has been involved in this effort. From the outset itwas obvious that there was no way our church could come up with the funds for this multi-thousand dollar project. But God has stepped in. He has brought many caring individuals to comeforward with donations of materials and funds. Just today I learned of someone who will supplythe remaining six windows and may have a lead on the vinyl siding! Our God is indeed an awe-some God!

There is still much work ahead. Two exterior doors will be replaced as well as the six re-maining windows. The whole house will be stripped of its siding and replaced with new siding.Most of the wood paneling will be taken down and new paneling put in its place with insulationadded in the exterior walls where necessary. Then wood trim goes in to supply the finishing touchto the walls. Flooring throughout the entire unit will finish up the inside. Last of all will be the

replacement of the underpinning and badly deteriorated wood deck.

The active workers so far include Jay Dunn, Bev Daniels, Franz Thiessen, Bob Murphy,Keith Pennell, Jan Spruill and Blair Gloss. If you would like to join the effort please contact KeithPennell at 877-3119. The team also welcomes monetary donations to the cause. They may bedesignated to Home Renovation.

The last point to address is money spent. The expenditures so far total $723. These fundscame from fund raising (the Denbigh Doers and the dessert auction), donations of members and

friends of DPC and the Outreach Committee budget.

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Kitchen Building Fund Status

March 20, 2011

$17,912.68

CHURCH BUDGET

Actual Year to Date February 28, 2011

Total Income $ 47,897.50

Total Expenses $ 46,789.51

Net Difference $ 1,107.99

Saturday, July 23: Volunteer for Foodbank

If you have any ideas for a gathering for our group, or would like to host something, please

contact Randi Green at 877-3523 ordavenrand@cox.net.

This is a picture of Chief Fox with the PrimeTimers who are participating in the NN SeniorPolice Academy. There are other people from thecommunity also attending and it is very interest-ing. We will even be able to patrol in a police car

if we want to!

The Men of the Church will gather the evening ofApril 4, 2011 at 6:30 PM in the Fellow-ship Room for dinner and a program. Dinner will be prepared and served by the Women of theChurch. Dr. Sel Harris, Pastor of Kings Grant Presbyterian Church, Virginia Beach, and an ex-

pert on religions of the Middle East, will discuss the past, present and future of Christianity inthis region of the world. Sign-ups can be made at the kitchen counter before or following Sun-day church service.

March 26, 5:30 AM Volunteer

at Peninsula Foodbank April 9, 5:00 PM Dinner and show

The Living Passover

May 21 Adopt-a-Spot and lunchafterwards

June 7 - Boat ride to Tangier Islandand lunch at Hilda Crocketts Chesa-

peake House on the island.

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One Great Hour of Sharing: All around us we see needs resulting from natural

disasters, poverty and economic downturns. How can we hope to help so many

people who are in distress? As a church, we want to express Gods love to thosearound us in practical ways, as well as to share the gospel of Christ. One Great

Hour of Sharing is the offering that enables us to reach out to those less fortunate

both in the U.S. and abroad. This offering supports aid though Presbyterian or-

ganizations providing food, disaster relief and other needs. For example, Presby-

terian organizations are providing assistance in Haiti to provide clean water, food

and medical assistance following last years earthquake. Please be generous in

your support of our churchs work though this ministry by giving on Palm

Sunday, April 17.

Gideon Offering

Gideons International emphasis was on Sunday, February 27. Mr. Hilton Jones updated ourcongregation on the work of the Gideons around the world. We contributed $134.00 to thisministry.

Japan Earthquake and Tsunami

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) has sent $100,000 from One Great Hour ofSharing funds to help in the initial Japan disaster response in cooperation with our ecumenical

partner Church World Service (CWS). PDA is working closely with PC(USA) World Missionin identifying the best way to respond to the needs of our long-term mission partners as they

become engaged in the disaster response.

Please consider increasing your support to the One Great Hour of Sharing Offering

this year on Palm Sunday. Special needs and opportunities have arisen in response to this cur-rent crisis, and PDA invites you to share your blessings through designated gifts that providethe resources needed to assist with immediate, long-term and unmet needs of this disaster.

If you wish to give to Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, you may write a check to

Denbigh Presbyterian Church and note in the memo line: Japan Earthquake and Tsu-

nami disasters #DR000117.

Denbigh Presbyterian Church members have donated a total of $375.00 toward this fund

as of Sunday, March 20.

Please pray for the people of Japan and other areas affected by the earthquake and tsu-nami. Thank you for all your support and prayers throughout this time of great need.

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Attendance 03/02 02/09 03/16 03/23

Children 34 Ash Wednesday PORT 30

Adults 19 n/a n/a 20

Total 53 n/a n/a 50

SUNDAY SCHOOL

Join us at 9:15 AM for FUN and FELLOWSHIP while learning about our FAITH!

Whats going on in Sunday School?

Our combined Sunday School class is on a Bible Quest, looking at various stories of the Bible

and seeing how the scriptures apply to our lives today.

The class is also learning how to play Tone Chimes with our music director, Kelly Samarzea.The children and youth are sharing their new talents during various worship services in themonth of March.

Children/Youth of all ages are welcome!

Faith Weaver Friends Themes

March 30, Crazy Hair Night; April 6, No FWF Spring Break; April 13, Pajama Night; April20, No FWF Ash Wednesday; April 27, Crazy Sock Night; May 4, Last Night for Faith Weaver

Friends Cinco de Mayo.

Stop Hunger Now

Denbigh Presbyterian Church is invited to join with Yorkminster Presbyterian Church to StopHunger Now on April 16 from 2:00-4:00 PM. Volunteers will package food for hungry peoplearound the world. Faith Weaver Friends are asked to bring coins forStop Hunger Now on Wednesday nights, and members of the congre-gation may designate Stop Hunger Now in the memo line of theirchecks. Remember, one quarter (25 cents) provides a meal for aneedy person somewhere in our world. Thank you Faith WeaverFriends for the $43.40 which has been given as of March 2 alongwith another $20.00 from the congregation for a total of $63.40.

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Zunis A Day in the Country

On Saturday, April 30, we will meet at DPC at8:00 AM and carpool to Zuni. HS youth and

rising 9th graders will run the bake sale booth for the event which is hosted by Presbyte-

rian Homes and Family Services. Be sure to bring spending money since there are games,

food, raffles, etc. We will return to DPC around 4:00 PM.

******All HS youth, whether attending or not, are asked to provide individually wrapped

baked goods for the sale. They do not have to be homemade. Please place them on the

kitchen counter on Friday, April 29.

Its time to register!!!Go to the website below and the team page for The John Knox Knights should be displayed.From there, you can sign up to participate in Relay for Life which is being held at CNUs PO-MOCO Stadium on Friday, June 3, 2011. The cost for registration is $10.00 and includes aRelay t-shirt.

If you would rather register in person, please contact Lisa Canaday.

WEBSITE:

http://main.acsevents.org/site/TRteam_id=921639&pg=team&fr_id=33505

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper

Thank you to those who attended the pancake supper. Our Relay for Life Team raised $248.00

before expenses.

Krispy Kreme Donut Sale

Our Relay for Life Team raised $404.00 through donut sales. The Hall family purchased 83boxes of donuts which our youth and their leaders distributed at Pauls Mobile Home Estatesand Collards Trailer Park as gifts from DPC. Each person received a small card that read Justfor you, Just because...We just want you to know that God loves you and cares for you. The

cards also contained information about Denbigh Presbyterian Church.

Easter Egg Hunt

The Middle School youth will be hosting the Easter Egg Hunt onSaturday, April 23 from 2:00PM 3:00PM

Candy donations are gratefully accepted to fill the Easter Eggs. Please do notbring chocolate as it melts easily while the eggs are hidden outdoors. Drop offcandy donations to the church office prior to church on Sunday, April 17.

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During the month of April our three year old classes will have a visit from the VirginiaZoo. A representative of the zoo will present a program entitled Eyes, Ears, and Noses. Itwill teach the children about how animals use their senses to help them survive in the wild.Our students in these classes recently spent time exploring with and learning about their own

five senses, so this program should be a fun way to reinforce this learning.

DPPK families continue to support the ministries of DPC. During the month of March,our students contributed 58 items to the food pantry, donated items for the PORT hygiene kitsand one family also made a financial contribution toward the bagged lunch program for PORT.

The school will be closed April 4-8 for Spring Break. Our school year is winding down,but we have a lot more fun and learning to do when we return from this time spent with ourfamilies! We hope you have an opportunity to take a break this Spring, too, and enjoy theweather as the temperatures warm up.

Denbigh Presbyterian PreDenbigh Presbyterian PreDenbigh Presbyterian PreDenbigh Presbyterian Pre----KindergartenKindergartenKindergartenKindergarten

Kitchen Fund and Renovations

Our Kitchen Team has been hard at work making plans to improve our kitchen so that we maybetter serve our congregation and community. As we reported in the Session Notes of lastmonthsDigest, the Session has authorized the Kitchen Team to move forward with renova-tions to the kitchen, utilizing the money in the Kitchen Fund. Currently we have $17,912.68

in the Kitchen Fund.

Below is an update on what is planned, the costs (to date) and an expected timeline.

1. Electrical upgrades will be made in the kitchen on March 24 and 25. This includesinstallation of additional receptacles, 6 lights on the existing hood over theoven/range, new light fixtures, power for new oven and connect power to it; discon-

nect old stove and reconnecting new stove. Electrical Work will cost $2,425

2. New appliances have been ordered and will be installed in approximately 3 weeks.This includes a convection oven ($3,990), restaurant electric range with extra ovenrack ($4,336), three-compartment stainless steel sink and faucet ($1,006) and deliv-

ery/set in place all appliances ($655). Appliances and delivery will cost $9,987.00

3. Plumbing improvements and repairs. Estimated at $1,2004. New light fixtures $480

5. New cabinets and countertops will be installed (more cabinets and counters than we

currently have) $9,000

6. Painting of the kitchen (ceilings, walls, and metal doors beneath existing stainless

steel kitchen counter) $400

The total expenses at this time are $23,492.00. We still need donations of $5,579.32.

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Lacy and Becky Powell

Joan Kiser

Rhett HickmanMyrna Bickhart

David and LuAnn Jusino

Jerry Helms

Chuck and Amelia Britts daughter-in-law

Molly Capps

Jay Dunns mother, Katie

Debbie Jacobys brother

Dick Gray

Carl Gagliardi

Dreama Burns

Jeanne Kent

Chuck Britt

Amelia Britt

Rita Stevens

Guy QuesenberryGerry Spruill

Charles Miller

Robert Brown

James Ramdeholls father

Our Members and FriendsOur Members and FriendsOur Members and FriendsOur Members and FriendsOur MilitaryOur MilitaryOur MilitaryOur Military

Tom Joyce Bruce Baffer Jill Miley

Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Alisha Quinn

Todd Hall Lee Holfert John Quinn

Jennifer Lambert David Baird Pam Randall

Jonathan

Graebener

Dan

Barnhart

David

Burroughs

Our Deployed MilitaryOur Deployed MilitaryOur Deployed MilitaryOur Deployed MilitaryChris Rupp Mark Manoso Joel Silva

Jacob Lindsay (son-in-law of Lisa Emde)

Michael Shea Daniel Troyer Terri Minch Osner

Daniel Jones (Grandson of Bill & Dee Jones)

Jeff and Jennifer Hale Williams

Jacob Mayes (grandson of John and Betty Mayes)

Our Seminary StudentOur Seminary StudentOur Seminary StudentOur Seminary StudentRusty Norton is a Master of Divinity student at the

John Leland Center for Theological Studies.

Our Missionaries in HaitiOur Missionaries in HaitiOur Missionaries in HaitiOur Missionaries in HaitiBruce and Deb Robinson

Serving in theServing in theServing in theServing in the

Peace CorpsPeace CorpsPeace CorpsPeace CorpsKirkMcCullough

Kelly Keene Pete Marshall James OSun

David Powers

We express our sympathies to the follow-

ing families. May God bring comfort and

hope to all who grieve.

Rita Stevens and Lillie Gagliardi onthe death of their sister.

Don and Charlotte Eason on thedeath of Dons brother.

Donna Hull on the death of her sisterVicki Peck.

The Lilygren family on the death ofLois Lilygren.

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Dear DPC Family: During my recent

surgery and recovery I was very thankful

for my church family and the many waysthey showed love for me. I thank you forthe visits, phone calls, nice cards,

prayers and the beautiful prayer shawlthat I received. I also would like to

thank Deborah for being with Shirleyand me at the hospital and her calls

after.

Sincerely,

Earl Lassiter

I wanted to send a note to you and your congre-

gation to say a heartfelt thank you for supportingour daughter-in-law Mandy Troyer and our sweet

grandson Curtis while Daniel is in South Korea. Weenjoyed a week's visit with them recently and I have

so wished we were closer so we could help them outmore. The thought that there is a church family there

to help love and support them is such a great com-fort to Bill and me. Mandy shared with us that a

family had come and cleaned her apartment andsomeone else had done some food shopping for her

while she was ill. Thank you, thank you, for being

there for her and Curtis !!

Love in Christ,

Ann and Bill Troyer

The family of Arno Pauley would like to thank the congregation for their support and prayersduring his time of illness. When I was ten years old, he turned his life over to Jesus Christ. At

our church in West Virginia he taught an adult Sunday school class and averaged 150 people

each week. When my parents moved here in 1978, he continued teaching at Hilton Presbyte-

rian until he was ninety two and physically impaired. He had a remarkable memory even at

the time of his passing at the age of 97. Through Christ our family was truly blessed.

Sincerely,

Rick and Karen Pauley

3 Gerry Spruill

5 Dave Anson

6 William Burns

7 Samantha Burns

8 Haley Hafner

8 Bill Percival

9 Dan Aring

10 Penny Norton

11 Chris Spruill

A12 Danny & Connie Hunt

A12 John & Jenny Ames12 Orrin Banner

16 Jerry Helms

17 Briana Marchese

18 Rusty Norton

18 Franz Thiessen

18 Lindsay Capps

19 Jackson Rupp

21 Lisa Spruill

23 Jan SpruillA24 Paul & Janeane Reynolds

25 Dale Pennell

25 Jeff Joyner

25 Pat Terry-Thomas

27 Judy Jones

30 Josephine Paul

30 Patrick Paul

A30 Patrick & Josephine Paul

30 Andrea Marchese

30 John Amos