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May 18, 2008
Vienna Presbyterian Church
A Disciple-Making Community
Parable of the Treasure and the Pearl
Matthew 13:44-46
Don’t forget! June 1 worship will be at 10 am!
SUNDAY WORSHIP ● 8:00
Prelude Terry Sisk, organist
Welcome
▲ Worship Song See pages 6-7 for music Shout to the Lord Darlene Zschech My Jesus, my Saviour, Lord, there is none like You; All of my days I want to praise the wonders of Your mighty love. My comfort, my shelter, Tower of refuge and strength; Let every breath, all that I am, never cease to worship You. Shout to the Lord, all the earth, let us sing, Power and majesty, praise to the King. Mountains bow down and the seas will roar at the sound of Your name. I sing for joy at the work of Your hands, forever I’ll love You, forever I’ll stand, Nothing compares to the promise I have in You. (repeat)
▲ Prayer of Adoration
▲ Hymn See page 8 for music Standing on the Promises R. Kelso Carter
Standing on the promises of Christ my King, Thro’ eternal ages let His praises ring; Glory in the highest, I will shout and sing, Standing on the promises of God.
(refrain) Standing , standing, Standing on the promises of God my Savior; Standing, standing, I’m standing on the promises of God. Standing on the promises that cannot fail, When the howling storms of doubt and fear assail, By the living word of God I shall prevail, Standing on the promises of God. (refrain)
Standing on the promises of Christ the Lord, Bound to Him eternally by love’s strong cord, Overcoming daily with the Spirit’s sword, Standing on the promises of God. (refrain)
Standing on the promises I cannot fall, List’ning every moment to the Spirit’s call, Resting in my Savior as my all in all, Standing on the promises of God. (refrain)
Hymn #404 Precious Lord, Take My Hand PRECIOUS LORD
▲Congregation standing, as able.Please request large-print hymnals from the ushers.
Assistive listening devices are available in the balcony from the Sound Technician2
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Prayer of Confession
Assurance of Pardon
Anthem Youth Choir Hear My Words Allen Pote
Prayers of the People and The Lord’s Prayer
Offertory Youth Choir The Prayer Singer/Arr. Cheeh
▲ Doxology and Prayer of Dedication Hymn #592
Scripture Matthew 13:44-46 Page 15 or 14 (NT) Sermon Pastor Pete James Parable of the Treasure and the Pearl Sermon Series: Kingdom of God
Confirmation
▲ Hymn #280 Amazing Grace AMAZING GRACE
▲ Benediction
▲ Postlude Terry Sisk, organist
If you, or anyone you know, would like prayer for spiritual, emotional or physical well-being, a pastor will be available at the front of the sanctuary.
SUNDAY WORSHIP ● 9:30 & 11:00
Prelude Exsultate Handbells; Linda Hannah, Director Siyahamba Arr. Robert Ward
Welcome
▲ Worship Song See pages 6-7 for music Shout to the Lord Darlene Zschech My Jesus, my Saviour, Lord, there is none like You; All of my days I want to praise the wonders of Your mighty love. My comfort, my shelter, Tower of refuge and strength; Let every breath, all that I am, never cease to worship You. Shout to the Lord, all the earth, let us sing, Power and majesty, praise to the King. Mountains bow down and the seas will roar at the sound of Your name. I sing for joy at the work of Your hands, forever I’ll love You, forever I’ll stand, Nothing compares to the promise I have in You. (repeat)
▲ Prayer of Adoration
▲ Hymn See page 8 for music Standing on the Promises R. Kelso Carter
Standing on the promises of Christ my King, Thro’ eternal ages let His praises ring; Glory in the highest, I will shout and sing, Standing on the promises of God.
(refrain) Standing , standing, Standing on the promises of God my Savior; Standing, standing, I’m standing on the promises of God. Standing on the promises that cannot fail, When the howling storms of doubt and fear assail, By the living word of God I shall prevail, Standing on the promises of God. (refrain)
Standing on the promises of Christ the Lord, Bound to Him eternally by love’s strong cord, Overcoming daily with the Spirit’s sword, Standing on the promises of God. (refrain)
Standing on the promises I cannot fall, List’ning every moment to the Spirit’s call, Resting in my Savior as my all in all, Standing on the promises of God. (refrain)
Hymn #404 Precious Lord, Take My Hand PRECIOUS LORD
▲Congregation standing, as able.Please request large-print hymnals from the ushers.
Assistive listening devices are available in the balcony from the Sound Technician4
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Prayer of Confession
Assurance of Pardon
Anthem Sanctuary Choir Bound For The Promised Land Wilberg
Children’s Message Rita Lockwood
Offertory Exsultate Handbells; Linda Hannah, Director Fantasy on Kingsfold H. Dean wagner
▲ Doxology and Prayer of Dedication Hymn #592
Scripture Matthew 13:44-46 Page 15 or 14 (NT) Sermon Pastor Pete James Parable of the Treasure and the Pearl Sermon Series: Kingdom of God
Confirmation
▲ Hymn #280 Amazing Grace AMAZING GRACE
▲ Benediction
▲ Postlude Terry Sisk, organist
If you, or anyone you know, would like prayer for spiritual, emotional or physical well-being, a pastor will be available at the front of the sanctuary.
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Dylan Alles
Ross Baker
Kristen Bouchard
Mark Browning
Davis Clark
Jessica Cooke
Bev Dobrenz
Elizabeth Dobrenz
David Ensey
Joe Franke
Caroline Gardiner
Hannah Gardner
Alena Gilmore
Mary Elizabeth Herndon
Ryan Jacobs
Christine Johnson
Allie Johnston
Stephen Jordan
Danielle Lee
Billy Leeper
Diane Leggette
Arthur Lohrmann
Tyler McKee
Meredith Miller
Emily Nesbitt
Maley Nordberg
Amanda Parker
Emily Parker
Ryan Reardon
* Sydney Sampson
Albert Schultz
Sophia Sellars
Ben Swanson
Will Swanson
Dan Traxler
Grace Tuttle
*Alex Tyroler
* Kelly Tyroler
Peter Wallen
Johnny Ward
Willis Wendler
* Jack Wolfe
* Rachel Wolfe
CONFIRMATION STUDENTS
* Confirmands being baptized
INTERCESSORY PRAYERS
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Need Prayer for Yourself or Someone You Love?
USE the cards in the Friendship Pads in your pew, or at the rear of the church, and place in the collection plate or the wooden box in the lobby/narthex.
CALL the church office at 703.938.9050 ext. 301.
SEND an e-mail to [email protected]; or enter a prayer request via the church’s website at www.viennapres.org homepage “Prayer Requests.”
Please make sure that you have permission before submitting a prayer request on behalf of someone else. Confidentiality requests are strictly honored. If requested for the weekly bulletin, prayer notices will normally be made for two weeks, but can certainly be extended upon request.
Grieving: Chuck Allen (mother), Laurel Bassett (grandfather), Marion Billington (father), the family & friends of Ed Britton, Anne /Bridget Nelson (mother/grandmother), the family & friends of Melba Tipton
Hospitalized: Kirsten Davis, Laurel Bassett’s mother-in-law, Louise Findlay’s niece (8), Paula Flores’ daughter (preemie), Mary Ann Singlaub’s stepmother
Facing Tests or Surgery: Elaine Cherry, Dottie Swink, Barbara Hildreth’s brother-in-law, Jim & Betty Larson’s friend Lisa, Tana Leasure’s cousin’s wife
Homebound: Gaza & Yolan Katona
Ill or Convalescing: Cecilia Baldwin, Bev Bender, Edith Brinkley, Steven Brown, Sally Dawson, Marieke Ertel, Paula Flores, Marjorie Goad, Jack Kenyon, Irma Kerr, Sue Merfa, Elsa Norris, Henry Sellars, Gloria Sladek, Bob Stifel, Mark Tracz, Kathy Van Meter, John Ware, Betty Wood
Family and Friends: Evette Baker’s employee Brian & her friend Sara, Laura Bach- mann’s mother, Bob & Joanne Bower’s friend Linda, Bill Christopher’s brother, Beth Crowder’s brother, Margaret Cundiff’s friend Brent, Arayanna Darst’s friend Margaret Hodge, Bill Downer’s father, Nancy Ensey’s friend Cyndy, Kathryn Gilchrist’s friend Jeannie, Bonnie Grouge’s friend Jennifer, Nancy Hallanan’s friend Melissa, Jean Hamill’s brother, Marian Hay’s sister Roanne, Mary Ellen Keaton’s aunt, Linda Kemple’s brother-in-law, Neil MacNeil’s brother-in- law, Allen & Suzie Martin’s grand- son Wyatt (8) & Suzie’s friend Marcia, Jenn Mattson’s uncle, Jodi Mitchell’s cousin, Natalie Murray’s father, Rodney Neely’s father, Laura Noble’s father, Kathy O’Brien’s friend Monica, Stan Ott’s friend Rene, Mary Pella’s step- father, Lois Poland’s sister, Betty Reed’s friend Donna, Robert Reeves’s mother, Kristina Schenck’s mother, Skip Scozzie’s uncle, Dan & Eileen Shaw’s niece, Mary Ann Singlaub’s mother, Dave Smith’s sister, Judy Smith’s son-in-law, Mary & Dave Smith’s friends Joe & Annie, and Eliza- beth; Barbara Spiller’s brother, Tricia Stevely’s mother, & her friends Lloyd & Leanne
Other Concerns: Phil Chavez, Greg Coats, Justin Karl & Alana Riley, Karina Perdomo, Sue Simmons, Reina Tenney, David Young & wife
A note of thanks: “As we review our blessings during these tough times, we are continually encouraged by the prayers, cards, calls, visits, flowers, and other expressions of love from our VPC friends. Thank you for reminding us to trust in the Lord always. In Christ, Allen and Elsa Norris”
Please hold in prayer in the weeks ahead, the Leadership of the Open Doors…Open Hearts Campaign: Bernie Gauf & Lee Self, co-chairs; Peter Amstutz, Liz Bayless, Susie Bonvouloir, Mark Bragaw, Ruth Ann Clark, Marie Crizer, Catherine Dehoney, Beth Duff, Nancy Fowler, Brenda Gardiner, John Hambel, Heather Jacobs, Christopher Lawing, Paula Lohrmann, Mark Pella, Herb Rinehart, Carla Schnell, Randy Schumacher, Doug Traxler, Ginny Turley, Gerri Webb, Jayne Young, Jim Zinn
Please keep these military men and women in your prayers: Caitlin Addams, Clayton Bender, Lance Booth, Jason Burnett, Tyler Butterworth, Robert Cornejo, Chris Crum, Mark Dieter, John Douglas, Bennett Eckert, John Eldridge, Robert Escamilla, Christopher Geiger, Jonathan Graebner, Scott Graham, Josh Hallanan, Zack Harper, Gary Hogan, Reggie Hughes, Peter Hunt, Heather Ichord, Allen Jenkins, Dr. Kevin Joseph, Brian Kibitlewski, Eric Kravada, John Landers, Keith Langford, Eric Mattson, Robert McCracken, Tom McElwee, Andy Meixell, Robert Morgan, Michael Nappi, Chase Niblett, Maurice Perdomo, David Neil Peters, Evin Planto, Christina Reyes, Adam Rosenbaum, Scott Shick, Lt. David A. Wadley, Justin Wehrheim, Kevin Wiencek
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MISSIONS FEATURE
Today’s sanctuary flowers are given by
Dee Burns, in loving memory of Bob Burns;Warren, David, Stephen and Christopher Greene, in memory of Nancy Greene
Each new day brings reports of increased suffering following Tropical Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar. More than 22,000 people have died, tens of thousands are missing, as many as one million may be
homeless and much of the rice crop has been destroyed.
What can we do for the people of Myanmar (Burma)?
Pray. Pray for those who have lost loved ones.
Pray for those who have no food, shelter or clean water to drink.
Give. In response, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is making a special appeal for
donations that can be given through Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA). Our church’s generous gifts will help us stand with our brothers and sisters as their broken
lives and communities begin to heal. If you would like to donate please indicate on yourcheck memo Disaster Relief/Myanmar.
For more information go to PCUSA.org or churchworldservices.org.
Approaching the finish line for the Building on Christ, Answering the Call campaign!
Total Pledged: $5,500,000Received thru April 30, 2008: $4,925,550
Remaining to receive by June 30: $574,450
We are thankful to God for His blessings through this campaign and for the generosity of His people at VPC. June 30 marks the end of the three-year pledge period for the Building on Christ, Answering the Call campaign. Help us reach our goal by June 30 by fulfilling your pledge as soon as possible!
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Welcome Gifts for Visitors and Guests: VPC cordially welcomes our visitors and guests.We are delighted you are here. Please stop by the Welcome Table in the narthex for a special gift.We hope you visit with us again.
For years small groups at VPC have been touching the lives of many people with God’s love. If you are interested in small group leadership, you are invited to participate in a six-week lead-ership training program, which will be offered on Wednesdays, June 4 through July 16, at two different times: 9:30 - 11:30 am and 7 - 9 pm. If you are interested, please take time to visit www.viennapres.org/smallgroupleaders.
Student Ministries Presents: JAMES THRASH - TONIGHT! Come see and hear Washington Redskins Wide Receiver James Thrash in the Underground from 6 - 9 pm. High School and Middle School students make sure to be there and bring all your friends! Not a middle or high school student? No problem everyone from 1-100 is welcome!
On Memorial Day Weekend worship will offer special music, provided by full orchestra, sanctuary choir, pipes and drums, at all three services in remembrance of those who have died defending our country. At 12:15 pm, right after the 11 am service, enjoy a mini concert put on by pipes and drums outside the Chapel.
Concert For Peace: Join the Sanctuary Choir, Saturday, June 7, at 6 pm, in the Sanctuary for a service of music and prayer for peace in the world. Bring a friend! Please join us for the VPC Children’s Choir Concert TODAY, 4 pm, in the sanctuary. A reception will follow in the Great Hall.
Join us for the end of the year PITS picnic! TODAY at 5 pm, at Meadow Lane Park in Vienna. There will be pizza, fun and fellowship. Contact Lori Bryant, [email protected] or 571.333.9495, for more information.
Widow and Widower Luncheon: Monday, May 19, 12 N, at the Wolf Trap Deli. Gwen Datt, 703.759.4209.
SWATT Trip to Museum of the Shenandoah Valley: Join us as we travel to Winchester, VA on May 28! The total cost for the
day is $23.50 per person. Make your check payable to VPC and note “museum” in the memo section. Send it to SWATT Museum Trip, Vienna Presbyterian Church, 124 Park St. NE, Vienna, VA 22180, Attn. Betty Little, or give it to the SWATT registrar on Sunday in the narthex.
Save a Life - Give Blood! SWATT is sponsoring Sunday, June 15, 2008, as Blood Donor Day at VPC (7:30 am - 1:30 pm). Inova nurses will be here to assist with your donation! For an appointment, please contact Bryan Troutman at 703.790.5270 or [email protected]. Any other questions, please call Dee Burns, 703.938.9652.
David’s Psalm has called members of the early morning men’s group to commit themselves to better stewardship of the Lord’s bounty. We are seeking advisors of all ages to help us find ways - large and small - of being less wasteful and more protective of our wondrous environment as we spread God’s Word. If you would like to help, please e-mail us at [email protected].
Experience Haydn’s interpretation of The Creation through music and visuals, presented by Choralis. Friday, June 27, 8 pm, at Schlesinger Concert Hall, Alexandria. Bass solo sung by Kerry Wilkerson, visuals by Kim Jackson. Visit www.choralis.org for more information and to order tickets.
The next P.W. Council meeting will be Tuesday, May 20, at 9:30 am, in room 203.
The Molly Copes “Back to the Mountains” Storytelling Festival (June 6 & 7): A major regional storytelling festival will be held this Spring in memory of former VPC member Molly Copes. For information, contact Jim Larson at 703.938.5683 or [email protected]
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Want to get connected? Or to find out what’s going on in the life of our church community? Pick up a copy of the purple CONNECTIONS booklet at the Welcome Table or on the Gathering Space Wall. And remember, the most current version is always available at www.viennapres.org/connections. GENERAL Pick up the Kingdom Calling prayer booklet after the service today in the narthex. Our hope is that God will use this resource to cultivate His kingdom calling in you as He uses the daily reading and reflections to help you respond to His invitation to “Seek first the kingdom of God.” Reflections for a VPC Devotional: Remembering where God has been in our lives strengthens our faith and sharing it builds our community. Do you have a “Moment with God?” We are collecting these reflections for a VPC devotional. It does not have to be polished or perfect, just sincere and simple (a Scripture and a 200-250 word reflection). We welcome contributions from any and all. Contact: Maria Abdullah at [email protected] or call 703.715.0964. Donations of gently used books to the Library and Resource Center (LARC) are being accepted again for our used book sale. Place them on the book drop box outside the door on the second floor of the Ministry Center. Leave your name with your donation to receive a letter of acknowledgement. The Library and Resource Center (LARC) on the second floor of the Ministry Center is open Sunday, 9:00 -11:00 am; Monday, 10:30 am -12:30 pm; Thursday, 9:30 am -12:30 pm.
CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES There are many summer camps and opportunities for children at VPC during the summer months. Visit www.viennapres.org, for more details. Registration forms can also be
found on the 3rd floor. Questions? Please contact [email protected].
STUDENT MINISTRIES Still thinking about a summer mission trip? Consider going to Mississippi, July 20-27. The Gulf Coast is still feeling the ravages of Hurricane Katrina and they need your help. Sign up today!
Do you know any current High School juniors or sophomores who would be a good Youth Deacon? Please send names to [email protected] by May 20.
Feeling like a couch potato? Then get rid of that couch! Student Ministries is looking for a few couches for our first annual VPC 500 couch race! Contact [email protected] if you have a couch you would like to donate.
Our summer activity brochure is out. If you haven’t received one go to www.vpcstudents.org and click on the link “youth trips summer 2008 brochure.” CARE & SUPPORT
A Great Way You Can Help a Hurting Friend! Do you have a friend, neighbor, co-worker, or relative going through a difficult time? A Stephen Minister may be able to offer the support he or she needs. Stephen Ministers are members of our church trained to provide emotional and spiritual care to people who are hurting. It’s confidential, free, and very helpful. To learn more, call Shannon Jordan at VPC 703.938.9050
Christian Cancer Companions was formed a few years ago by members of VPC who were all cancer survivors. These survivors felt called to outreach to individuals newly diagnosed with cancer, letting them know there were people who had been through what they were facing. If you know of a friend or loved one who would benefit from this support, feel free to invite them. For more information, please contact Rita Lockwood, 703.573.6168.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Young Adult Bible Study: Wednesdays, at 7 pm, at Barb and Jim Jones’ home in Tyson’s Corner. Our study will follow along with the sermon series and 98 Days of Prayer. Newcomers are always welcome; invite a friend to join. To get directions or if you have any questions, contact Kelly Gould, [email protected], 703.938.9050 ext. 112.
New Beth Moore Women’s Bible Study “Believing God,” Sundays, 4/27-6/29, from 6:45-8:30 pm in Room 205. Interested? Call Christin French 703.938.9050, ext. 135.
SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
Nursery Help Needed: Are you on a tight schedule but still want to serve? Would you like to serve but don’t know where to start? Have you considered the VPC nursery? We are looking to fill 3 one-hour shifts (8:00, 9:15 & 10:45 am). Contact Minh Towner for more information, 703.865.4391 or [email protected]. Summer Sunday School: Do you enjoy working with children in a relaxed “summer” environment? We have just the opportunity you need! We have great curriculum material for this summer, but need young adults, college students and parents to help with games, worship and small group discussions. Commit for one week, a few weeks or our complete 6-week program. Contact [email protected] for more details. Sunday Teachers for Fall: Fall may seem a long way off, but our search to find dedicated teachers for the fall Sunday program has already begun. If you enjoy working with children, have some teaching skills hidden away, or just want to share God’s love, we have a class that needs your help. Please contact [email protected] for more details. Wanted: Canned Goods For Race! The students participating in the Couch Races for the Big Event are collecting donations of canned goods to be used during the race as extra weight
for the couches. After the big event the canned goods will be donated to CHO for their pantry. We are asking for CANNED GOODS ONLY, as any other packaged item may break or open during the race. There will be a box or two in the narthex clearly marked for Canned Goods for Couch Race for the next several Sundays. English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL): Because of the tremendous growth in the ESOL program, this exciting, successful ministry is searching for additional teachers/assistants to staff our wonderful language and computer lab volunteer programs. Proficiency in a second language or prior teaching experience is not required, only a willingness to help others learn English and acquire the tools necessary to successfully navigate their way in the U.S. Classes begin September 15 and end May 21: Monday or Wednesday mornings and Tuesday or Thursday evenings. Interested? contact Bonnie Grouge, [email protected],or Doris Cooper, [email protected] or 703.938.9050, ext. 102. Do you have a heart for service? Do your hands and feet want to be hands and feet for Christ? Do you have an hour or two, once a month, once a quarter? Can you make phone calls? Can you bake or buy cookies/brownies? Can you set a table? Can you serve punch? Can you visit someone who is home-bound or recovering? Can you read Bible verses or the sermon to someone? Can you drive someone to church services and take them back home? Can you cook and deliver a meal? If you answered YES to any of these, the Deacons have a place for you by being a part of the Deacon Volunteer Care Ministries. For more information, please contact Shannon Jordan at [email protected] or call the church at 703-938-9050 ext. 116.
Going to Viva! Vienna! this year? Serve VPC while you are there! VPC is looking for someone to organize our booth and other folks to man the booth on Sunday and Monday. This is a great opportunity to serve as a family! Ian Wright, [email protected]. More service opportunities listed at www.viennapres.org/connections.
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SPRING 2008 ROOM ASSIGNMENTS
Sunday School Room Assignments
Room # Child Care: 8:00, 9:30, 11:00207 Lambs (Birthdate Range: Newborn - 10/01/06)209 Bunnies (Birthdate Range: 10/01/05 – 09/30/06)210 Crickets (Birthdate Range: 10/01/04 – 09/30/05)
Room # Children Sunday SchoolAge/Grade Level-- 9:30
Children Sunday SchoolAge/Grade Level--11:00
120 3-Year Olds (DOB before 05/01/04)
3’s: Sunbeam Choir (DOB 10/1/03-9/30/04)
121 Younger 3’s (DOB on or after 05/01/04)
118 4’s/Pre-K (DOB 10/1/02-9/30/03)
4’s/Pre-K: Cherub Choir (DOB 10/1/02-9/30/03)
117 Kindergarten Kindergarten
313 1st Grade 1st & 2nd Grade
317 2nd Grade
324 3rd Grade 3rd & 4th Grade
321 4th Grade 5th & 6th Grades
322-323 5th & 6th Grade Girls
308-309 5th & 6th Grade Boys
320 Bridges (4’s – 1st Grade) Bridges (4’s – 1st Grade)
310 Gateways (2nd – 4th Grade) Gateways (2nd – 4th Grade)
312 Friendship Club
Room # Youth Sunday SchoolGrade/Class-- 9:30
Youth Sunday SchoolGrade/Class—11:00
L15 Friendship Teens
L1-5 MS (7th & 8th Grades)
L12-16 HS (9th – 12th Grades)
ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES:
9:30 am:Beyond Basics: We are studying the book of Exodus. Room 203/204. Coordinator: Kate Lund.
Friendship Class: For developmentally-challenged adults, Room 108C. Teachers: Emmy Parker & Beth Gourley.Lightseekers East: An in-depth discussion of this morning’s scripture text. Attendance at 8 am worship service is not required. Room 211. Coordinator: Judy Chelson.Lightseekers West: An in-depth discussion of this morning’s scripture text. Attendance at 8 am worship service is not required, Parlor. Coordinator: Carla Schnell.Lightseekers Underground (20s & 30s): An in-depth discussion of this morning’s scripture text. Attendance at 8 am worship service is not required, . L4. Facilitators: Shannon and John Jordan.Searchers in the Word: In-depth study of the pastoral letter of Titus, using the Bible as the basic text. The class meets in Dick Eagan’s office. We share in leading the class study, using commentaries and new materials for the class leader. Coordinator: Marion Billington.Partners with Christ: “Fresh Faith” by Pastor Jim Cymbala of Brooklyn Tabernacle. Books available at Grapevine Books. Room 205 Questions? Call Martha Strauss 703.319.7050.
11:00 am:Berean: 3/23 - 5/11/08:I & II Thessalonians; 5/18-6/15/08: Esther; 6/22 - 8/10: Proverbs; 8/17-9/7: Jude. From Sept. 14 ’08 - Aug. 23, 2009: “Through the Bible in 48 Sessions.” Drop-ins are welcome. Rm. 203/204. Coordinators: Duane & Esther Harder.Lightseekers: Study of Richard Foster’s book “Prayer: Finding the Heart’s True Home.” Rm. 205. Join us! ESOL Bible Study: Room, 317. Facilitators: Brett & Dee Fallavollita.
Vienna Presbyterian Church124 Park Street NE, Vienna, VA 22180
703.938.9050Pastor-on-call 703.568.0000
Pastors Peter James Glenda Simpkins Hoffman
Teaching Pastor E. Stanley OttParish Associate Pastor Chris HammondInterim Dir. of Congregational Care Shannon Jordan Music Director L. Thomas ViningAssociate Music Director J. Kerry WilkersonOrganist Terry SiskChildren’s Ministries Director Clare MaynardAsst. Children’s Ministries Director Daryl WrightStudent Ministries Director Barry Hill High School Director Elizabeth Foskey Middle School Director Kim SnyderCollege Ministries Director Kayla GrayYoung Adult Ministries Coord. Kelly GouldPreschool Director Bonnie DownsMissions and Outreach Director Sheila BreuerConnections Coordinator Barb JonesInterim Director of Finance Rob McLallenExecutive Director Dick EaganOffice hours Monday - Friday, 8:30 am-5:30pmWebsite www.viennapres.org (Members & Friends: user name: faithful; password: christian)
Newsletter [email protected] Bulletin [email protected]
Sermons are available anytime at www.viennapres.org, under Worship.
