Hill Church Newsletter March 2011

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Hill United Presbyterian Church501 Second StreetButler, PA 16001Phone: 724-287-5427FAX: 724-287-7468E-mail: [email protected]

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SATURDAY EVENING

WORSHIP SERVICES

6:007:00 P.M.

SUNDAY MORNING

WORSHIP SERVICES

10:3011:30 A.M.

MARCH 5, 2011Lords Supper by Intinction

Sermon: Listen to Him!Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Exodus 24: 12-18;Matthew 6: 24-34

MARCH 12, 2011Kathy Davis, Commissioned Lay Pastor,

Faith Church, Kittanning, PAPreaching

MARCH 6, 20119th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Lords Supper - Traditional

Sermon: Listen to Him!Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Exodus 24: 12-18;Matthew 6: 24-34

MARCH 13, 20111st Sunday in Lent

Sermon: He Has Suffered and Been TemptedRev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Genesis 2: 15-17 & 3:1-7;Matthew 4: 1-11

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

MARCH 19, 2011Kathy Davis, Commissioned Lay Pastor,

Faith Church, Kittanning, PAPreaching

MARCH 20, 20112nd Sunday in Lent

Sermon: To Have Eternal Life Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Genesis 12: 1-4A;John 3: 1-17

MARCH 27, 20113rd Sunday in Lent

Sermon: Worship in Spirit and Truth Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Exodus 17: 1-7;John 4: 5-42

MARCH 26, 2011Sermon: Worship in Spirit and Truth

Rev. Clark SawyerScripture: Exodus 17: 1-7;

John 4: 5-42

MARCH 9, 2011ASH WEDNESDAY

7:30 P.M. - Community Presbyterian Service at Covenant Presbyterian Church with LordsSupper, Combined Choirs, and the Rev. Dr. Gary Angleberger Preaching


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March 2011FROM THE PASTORS DESK

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Members andFriends of The Hill United Presbyterian Church:

We are coming to the Lenten season of 2011beginning with Ash Wednesday on March 9,2011.The word Lent comes from the wordlengthen which speaks about our movingtoward spring, the lengthening of the dayswith the culmination of Holy Week and Easter,the Great Getting-Up Day of our Savior andLord Jesus Christ.

Lent is made up of forty days, excluding theSundays, and corresponds to the forty daysJesus spent in the wilderness preparing Himselffor His public ministry and His proclamation ofthe Kingdom of God and its being at hand.The Lenten season helps us to reflect on ourdiscipleship for our Lord Jesus and the way inwhich you and I proclaim and live the Kingdom of

God everyday!* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

As I said earlier, Wednesday, March 9, 2011, isAsh Wednesday, and marks the beginning of theLenten season. At 7:30 P.M. on March 9, anumber of Presbyterian Churches in our area willworship together.There will be a combined choir, the LordsSupper will be celebrated and the Rev. Dr. Gary

Angleberger will bring the message. The servicewill be held at Covenant Presbyterian Church.You are invited!

Yours for a Meaningful LentenSeason in 2011! Grace and PeaceTo You in Our Lord Jesus,

Pastor Clark

Rev. Clark Sawyer

WORSHIP ATTENDANCE IN

JANUARY and FEBRUARY 2011

Saturday Sunday

1/01 No Service 1/02 103

1/08 09 1/09 90

1/15 09 1/16 124

1/22 14 1/23 100

1/29 12 1/30 118

2/05 18 2/07 129

2/12 14 2/13 117

2/19 18 2/20 109

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Please pray and think about

people that you can invite andbring to our gatherings forworship, service, study,fellowship and outreach.Inviting and bringing otherpeople to be a part of Christs Church is awonderful witness! Thank-you very much!

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

It was with great joy that the Sessionreceived Mr. Michael Lyons into the Family ofFaith at Hill Church upon a Profession of Faithin Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. Theprayers of Session are with this new member!Session learned from our Clerk that HillChurch has 401 active members with 552adherents and an average attendance of 157at our worship services.Session also discussed Phase II of TheCentennial FundOur Present-Our Future andSession will soon be in communication with theCongregation regarding this.

Clark Sawyer, Moderator


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1 Num. 23, 24, 25 Mark 7: 14 - 37

2 Num. 26, 27 Mark 8: 1-21

3 Num. 28, 29, 30 Mark 8: 22-38

4 Num. 31, 32, 33 Mark 9: 1-29

5 Num. 34, 35, 36 Mark 9: 30-50

6 Deut. 1, 2 Mark 10: 1-317 Deut. 3, 4 Mark 10: 32-52

8 Deut. 5, 6, 7 Mark 11: 1-18

9 Deut. 8, 9, 10 Mark 11: 19-33

10 Deut. 11, 12, 13 Mark 12: 1-27

11 Deut. 14, 15, 16 Mark 12: 28-44

12 Deut. 17, 18, 19 Mark 13: 1-20

13 Deut. 20, 21, 22 Mark 13: 21-37

14 Deut. 23, 24, 25 Mark 14: 1-26

15 Deut. 26, 27 Mark 14: 27-53

16 Deut. 28, 29 Mark 14: 54-72

17 Deut. 30, 31 Mark 15: 1-25

18 Deut. 32, 33, 34 Mark 15: 26-47

19 Josh. 1, 2, 3 Mark 1620 Josh. 4, 5, 6 Luke 1: 1-20

21 Josh. 7, 8, 9 Luke 1: 21-38

22 Josh. 10, 11, 12 Luke 1: 39-56

23 Josh. 13, 14, 15 Luke 1: 57-80

24 Josh. 16, 17, 18 Luke 2: 1-24

25 Josh. 19, 20, 21 Luke 2: 25-52

26 Josh. 22, 23, 24 Luke 3

27 Judg. 1, 2, 3 Luke 4: 1-30

28 Judg. 4, 5, 6 Luke 4: 31-44

29 Judg. 7, 8 Luke 5: 1-16

30 Judg. 9, 10 Luke 5: 17-39

Morning Evening

31 Judg. 11, 12 Luke 6: 1-26

BIBLE READING FOR MARCH

ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING

Offering will be received during the Lentenseason

More than sixty years ago, in response to thedevastation of World War II, a Saturdayevening nationwide broadcast asked Americansto give generously the next morning in theirchurches. A remarkable variety of natio

leaders and celebrities gave their efforts to thebroadcast. More than seventy-five thousachurches responded. So was born The OGreat Hour of Sharing.Today, our Presbyterian Church USA uses itsoffering gifts roughly divided into thirds. Eaof these three programsSelf-development ofPeople, Presbyterian Disaster Assistance andthe Presbyterian Hunger programreceives 32%

of the offering; the remaining 4% goes to thePresbyterian Hunger Program for its work onhomelessness and affordable housing.The Presbyterian Church USA offering hasreceived eight to eleven million dollars a yearfor at least the past twenty years. Our goal Hill Church this year is $2,450.00.Please pray about whether God wants you to give

to this offering. If you are led to give, pleagive generously.Envelopes will be in the bulletins at our worshipservices from March 9 and into the celebrationof Holy Week and Easter, the third week inApril.Blessings to you!

EASTER FLOWERS

Dont forget to order your flowers forEaster this year. The deadline fororders is April 3. Lilies, tulips, andhyacinths are available. Orderforms are on the Deacons table inthe sanctuary. The price thisyear is $9.00.

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ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL

FEBRUARY 20MAY 22, 2011

Modern Parables, an original filmbased Bible Study, seeks to re-create the emotional immediacythat Jesus 1st century audience

felt when hearing the parables. This studybegan Sunday, February 20 and continuesthrough May 22, 2011.This 12 lesson study combines cinema andtheology in short dramatic contemporaryfilms, followed by a study of scripture anddiscussion. The films are intended to drivelisteners into a deeper understanding of theBible.The lessons are as follows:Feb. 20, 27The Hidden Treasure

TeacherBarb KamererMar. 6, 13 The Good Samaritan

TeacherLaraine McCreaMar. 20, 27The Shrewd Manager

TeacherLynda Lavorini

Apr. 3, 10 The Widow & JudgeTeacherGwil Price

May 1, 8 The SowerTeacherMichael Winship

May 15, 22 Prodigal SonsTeacherPeg Dumbaugh

Join other adults in this study and grow inyour understanding of what Jesus wasteaching about The Kingdom of God.

The class meets in the Deacons Room from9:15-10:15 A.M.

SYNOD SUMMER CONFERENCELog in to www.syntrinity.org. Why?

To see the video on the 2011 Synod of theTrinity Summer ConferenceThe Synod of the Trinity Summer Conference isa great opportunity to gain ideas for ourcongregation, to meet other committedPresbyterians from across the Synod, to worshipand pray as a group, and to enjoy the Penn Statefacilities at Penn State University.

The conference will feature Carol HowardMerritt and Phil Tom as the main speakersThere are several workshops, each one sure toopen your mind to new thoughts for the HilChurch.Please dont keep this to yourself! Share it wiyour spouse or a friend. You are encouraged go and find out what makes the Synod SummerConference a fantastic experience. T

conference is for anyone who cares aboutdiscovering ways to aid the Hill church grow andfor anyone who desires to personally grow inChrist.All details are on the website. All are welcome.

See you at the Penn Stater, June 5, 6, 7,

2011.

~Jim Ihlenfeld

Kings Ambassadors arecoming March 13, 2011. Thisan in-demand Jazz grouporiginating in Natrona HeightsTheir music is hymn basedjazz and they will be the focuduring the morning service

March 13th. Dont miss it!


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VACATION CHRISTIAN CAMPS

Look for a bright colored insert in thisnewsletterthere is lots of information aboutexciting summer camps and activities at HillChurch!

CURRENT AND UPCOMING YOUTH

FUNDRAISERS

The Youth will be making andselling soup the weekend ofMarch 19-20, 2011. When youcome to Saturday or Sundayworship, take home a quart (ormore) of delicious home-madesoup for $5.00 each. This fundraiser benefitsthe Youth Mission Trip to Cincinnati, Ohio, inJuly.

The Hill Youth Chorale willbe selling hoagies to raisemoney for their trip toWashington D.C. andBaltimore, MD in June.

Order forms for hoagies will be inserted in theChurch bulletins in March, or you may orderfrom any Hill Youth Chorale member. Orders aredue by April 3rd. Hoagies are $5.00 each andwill be delivered to your home on Saturday, April9th around lunch time.Coffee, tea and chocolate areavailable any time you are at theChurch on a table in the Overflowarea. Money raised by the saleof these Fair Trade items goes tobenefit all the youth groups atHill Church.

FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Receipts and Disbursementsfor Month Ending January 31, 2011

Fund Balance

January 31, 2011

Actual Budget

VarianceFavorable

(Unfavorable

Receipts

Envelope

Offerings $21,183 $22,542 ($1,359Other Offerings& Receipts 14,265 6,363 7,90

Total Receipts 35,448 28,905 6,54

Disbursements

Personnel 15,930 16,135 20Buildings &Grounds 4,468 4,621 15CapitalImprovements 0 0

Office

Operations 671 875

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Stewardship 0 1,105 1,10MissionSupport 816 1,815 99ChristianEducation 658 2,183 1,52

Nurture 486 283 (203

Worship 359 867 50

Discipleship 40 1,021 98

TotalDisbursements 23,428 28,905 5,47Net ofReceipts overDisbursements 12,020 0 12,02

Unrestricted (Deficit) $(10,075)

Designated 23,639

Total General Fund 13,564


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FLASHBACK: The following is a taken from the S.E. Irvine Bible Class minute

(formerly the MensBible Class) and from hand written copy and original spelling. Nancy Slezak

March 4, 1916

Regular monthly meeting of S.E. Irvine Bible Class held in new classroom with Pres. Stover presiding.Opened by prayer by Prof. Elliott. Minutes of meeting of Feb. 8th read and approved, followed byreports of regular committees.New Mem. Com. report by G.K. Haslet. Old Mem. Com. report by Prof. Elliott and C. E. Shannon.Report of J.M. Byers of special building committee showed total cost of classroom together withfurnishings to be approximately $445 with a total subscription of $448. Remarks were made by MByers explaining the lumber bill of Mr. Cornelius, showing that total bill amounted to $181 whereas ithad been furnished at original estimate of $100, regardless of extra materials furnished owing to

change of plans.A motion was made by G.K.Haslet that balance in the treasury after all bills were paid be turned overto Mr. Cornelius. Seconded by W.H. Kamerer. An amendment to the motion that Mr. Corneliuisallowed the total amount of his bill was offered by Daniel Younkins seconded by Prof. Elliott. Thamended motion was objected to by Mr. Cornelius and after discussion, the amended motion waswithdrawn and the original motion past and carried by unanimous vote.Moved and seconded that Florist bill of Wm. Leith be paid when properly okd by Chairman of Dev. andRelief Com.The entertainment committee here took charge of the meeting and introduced Mr. George Howardwho delivered a very interesting and instructive lecture upon the subject Consider the Lilies of theField a chart lecture on plant life. A rising vote of thanks were tendered Mr. Howard for same.Motion to adjourn carried.

C.M. Watson Secy.

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KIDS CORNERJESUS WALKS ON WATER

And early in the morning He came walking towards them on the lake. But when the disciples saw Him walking on lake, they were terrified, saying, It is a ghost! And they cried out in fear. But immediately Jesus spoke to theand said, Take heart, it is I; do not be afraid.Peter answered him, Lord, if it is You, command me to come to You on the water. He said, Come. So Peter got ouof the boat, started walking on the water, and came towards Jesus. But when he noticed the strong wind, hbecame frightened, and beginning to sink, he cried out, Lord, save me! Jesus immediately reached out His hanand caught him, saying to him, You of little faith, why did you doubt? When they got into the boat, the winceased. And those in the boat worshipped Him, saying, Truly you are the Son of God.

~Matthew 14:25-33

BAKED GOODS FOR MEALS ON WHEELS

Baked goods for Meals on Wheels will be collected the weekend of Sunday, April 3rd. They can brought Saturday evening, Sunday morning, or early Monday morning. The baked goods will be taken toMeals on Wheels on Monday morning, April 4th. Please mark your calendar, they are counting on US!Baked goods include cookies, gingerbreads, cup cakes, bundt cakes, fruit and pumpkin pies, quick

breads, and angel food cakes. Do not use nuts or icing in or on any of the baked goods.If you have any questions, please call Gloria Miller at 724-283-6442.

Thanks again for your help!


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GHANA MISSION PARTNERSHIP

As mentioned in last months newsletter, Elma Amelorvor, a nine year old girl from the BubiashieChurch said that she was seeking a pen-pal. We are pleased to report that Tiffany Carlson will bethat contact. Tiffany is in the fifth grade at Northwest School. She has been quite active inyouth programs at the Hill Church, including drama and participating in a worship service. We lookforward to hearing about Elma through Tiffany. Please see Elmas note as printed.

Reverend L. J. K. Azakpasu, the current District Pastor of Bubiashie, wrote to express hisgratitude for the remarkable benevolence from the Hill Church in providing scholarships to helpeducate some of the young Ghanaian Christian women. Please refer to his letter as printed (on thenext page).Did you receive any Christmas cards from the Bubiashie District? Please contact Jim Ihlenfeld.As well as responding to the urgent and ongoing need for scholarship funding, we also request yourcontinuing prayers for our Christian friends in the Bubiashie District churches.

Submitted by Elder James Ihlenfeld

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FLASHBACK: The following is a taken from Bulletins printed in 1952. by Nancy Slezak

TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR CHURCH GOERSFrom Christian Herald March 1952 Benjamin F. Swartz

Thou shalt recognize that church-going is a fine art which demands the best preparations of which thou art capable.Thou shalt go to church regularly, for the prescription cannot do thee much good nor be effective if taken only once

a year.Thou shalt get in condition for Sunday by refraining from late hours and activities that clash with the will of God

during the week, especially on Saturday night.Thou shalt go to church in a relaxed state of body and mind, for the absence of tension is a primary requisite to

successful worship.Thou shalt remember that worship in church is not a gloomy exercise, therefore go in a spirit of enjoyment, radiant

and happy to enjoy thy religion.Thou shalt sit relaxed in the pew, for the power of God cannot come to thy personality when thou art rigid and full o

tensions.Thou shalt not bring thy problems to church, for six days are sufficient for thee to think upon thy problems, but the

church service giveth thee a supreme opportunity to let the peace of God bring thee insight for thy intellectualprocesses.

Thou shalt not bring ill will to church, for the flow of spiritual power is effectively blocked by harboring a grudgeagainst thy neighbor.

Thou shalt practice the art of spiritual contemplation by the daily use of Scripture reading and prayer so that thou benot stranger to the God whose Presence thou canst enter in the Sanctuary.

Thou shalt go to church expectantly.

THE MARKS OF A GOOD LAYMANBy the Rev. J.E. Wagner

He treats church finances at least as honorably as he treats the phone and milk bills.He devotes his professional, business or mechanical training and talent to the church.He gives at least as much to the church as he does to his lodge, service club or other fraternal organization.He recognizes the value of just occupying a church pew faithfully.He doesnt hesitate to commend his pastor when he thinks he deserves it.He is perfectly frank in criticizing his pastor, speaking the truth in love.He knows why he is a Christian and why he belongs to the church.He sees that if the church is worth belonging to, it is worth asking others to join.He is alert to defend his church against unfair and unjust attack.He treats his pastor as a human being and not as a plaster-of-paris saint!He has time to read the Bible and other devotional literature.He knows that the time he spends in private prayer will enable his soul to catch up with his body.

VARITIES OF CHURCH MEMBERS

Specialists. Those who come to church only on very special occasions.Roadsters. Those who work so hard that they must rest on Sunday, the rest consisting of driving far and fas

day Sunday returning home dead tired.Babes. Those who cannot stand strong meat but must be petted and fed on milk and kept pacified.Bums. Those who want a free ride to heaven at the other fellows expense. They expect other members t

the church bills.Critics. Those who know just how a church should be run and could do it better if only they were the leader

They never help---just stand off or stay at home and criticize those who are carrying the load.The Faithful. Those who can always be depended upon to do their best for the church. They attend regu

They pray and pay and work. They are never afraid of a burden when it is for the Lords cause.

WHICH KIND ARE YOU? GOD KNOWS!

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IF YOU DO KNOW YOUR HYMNS, IT IS A HOOT!!! (Received via e-mail)Dentist's Hymn................................... Crown Him with Many CrownsWeatherman's Hymn......................... There Shall Be Showers of BlessingsContractor's Hymn............................. The Church's One FoundationThe Tailor's Hymn............................... Holy, Holy, HolyThe Golfer's Hymn............................. There's a Green Hill Far AwayThe Politician's Hymn........................ Standing on the Promises

Optometrist's Hymn............................ Open My Eyes That I Might SeeThe IRS Agent's Hymn........................ I Surrender AllThe Gossip's Hymn............................. Pass It OnThe Electrician's Hymn...................... Send The LightThe Shopper's Hymn.......................... Sweet Bye and ByeThe Realtor's Hymn............................. I've Got a Mansion, Just Over the HilltopThe Massage Therapists Hymn....... He Touched MeThe Doctor's Hymn............................. The Great PhysicianAND for those who speed on the highway - a few hymns:45mph....................God Will Take Care of You65mph....................Nearer My God To Thee85mph....................This World Is Not My Home95mph....................Lord, I'm Coming Home100mph..................Precious MemoriesGive me a sense of humor, Lord,Give me the grace to see a joke,To get some humor out of life,And pass it on to other folk.

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VOLUNTEERS for MARCH 2011 SUNDAY

COMMUNION TEAM Team CNEWSLETTER TEAM in March (for April) Team C (Audrey, Bea, Karen and Friends)

VAN DRIVER for March ~ KEITH SWANK 724-282-6546

COFFEE HOUR VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Can you help? Volunteers are needed to host the Sunday morning coffee hour.

There are many available openings for the coming months. A light snack is all thatneeds to be provided. If you are willing to host, please sign your name on the coffeehour sign-up sheet on the Deacons table.

PULPIT FLOWERS

MARCH 6 MARCH 13 MARCH 20 MARCH 27

Donated in memory ofCatherine

Hackenberry by Jim

and Barb Kamerer

Donated in honor of thechildren, grandchildrenand great grandchildren

of Jan and WayneHoover

Donated in memory ofSally and Charlie Weaverby Lorma and Geoff Hill,

Barbara Schoen, andPeter Weaver

Donated in memory ofLee Roy Daubenspeckby Linda Smialowski

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