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Sunday Bulletin

May 11, 2008

Pentecost Sunday

Sunday Worship Bulletin

November 29, 2009

1st Sunday of Advent

Westminster Presbyterian Church extends an enthusiastic welcome, in Christ’s name,

to all who would worship here or join us in fellowship.

We affirm that there can be no exclusion within the body of Christ.

We invite all children of God to join us as disciples of Christ

and participate fully in the life of our congregation.

1502 West 13th Street · Wilmington, DE 19806

302-654-5214 · Fax: 302-654-5706 ·

Welcome to Westminster

Whether you are worshiping at Westminster for the first time or returning for a visit,

we sincerely welcome you in the name of Christ!

← Following our 9:00 a.m. worship service, we invite you to meet today’s “ambassadors,” Fred and Julie Schmitt, at the back of the sanctuary. They will have a gift for you, and can share information regarding our many ministries for children, youth and adults. They can also guide you to the hospitality area to enjoy fellowship or lead you on a tour of the church.

← Children are welcome in worship! Westminster’s Kids’ Notes and worship bags are available each Sunday from the ushers. Kids’ Notes, a weekly companion to Westminster’s morning worship, emphasizes listening and seeing during worship. The bags include storybooks for children of all ages, coloring paper and crayons, a children’s bulletin for those age three to six, and bookmarks for hymns and Scripture.

← Worship Aids – You may obtain large print Presbyterian Hymnals and hearing devices from any usher.

← Would you like to know more? Check out our website at .

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|This Morning at Westminster |

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|8:45 – Noon Child Care for Cribbery (birth – toddler) |

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|9:00 a.m. Traditional Worship Service with Westminster Choir and organ |

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|After Time With Our Children, if you wish, your children may |

|leave the Sanctuary and go to: |

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|Godly Care — A unique opportunity for children ages 2 – 4 to get to know God through music, crafts, prayers and stories. Classes are in the Under Six |

|Classrooms A & B. |

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|Godly Play — Children in kindergarten through second grade gather in the Ruth Christie Room to learn the language of God’s people through sacred space, |

|stories, parables and liturgical actions. You may pick up your children in Under Six Classroom C. |

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|Godly Kids — Worship education for children in grades 3 and 4 in Rodney Chapel. You may pick up your children in Under Six Classroom D. |

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|10:10 a.m. Advent Workshop, see page 5 for details. |

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|11:15 a.m. Worship with old hymns, new songs, and creative liturgy. Children are always welcome in worship, however, childcare is available|

|in Under Six for ages 2 – Grade 2. |

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|Hospitality and Fellowship |

|The Holy Toast Café, located in Classroom 6, is open from 8:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. |

|Coffee, tea and fellowship are free. Breakfast foods are available for one dollar per item. |

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ORDER OF WORSHIP AT 9:00 A.M.

Preparation for Worship

Advent is a time of joyful anticipation of the coming of Christ into our lives. During the four weeks prior to Christmas, we prepare ourselves for the celebration of the birth of Christ – a time to remember the event that occurred 2,000 years ago changing history forever, and a time to welcome Christ anew into our lives.

Organ Prelude Overture, from Messiah G. F. Handel

Welcome and Announcements

*Passing of the Peace

Call to Worship

Through the prophets of old God made a promise.

A branch shall come from the line of David who will execute justice and righteousness.

The Spirit of the Lord will rest on him,

the Spirit that brings wisdom and understanding.

And he will show all people the path to peace.

*Hymn No. 9 “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” Veni emmanuel

Call to Confession

What does the Lord require of us,

but to do justice, to love kindness,

and to walk humbly with our God?

Let us acknowledge the ways we have neglected God’s desires for us. Micah 6

Prayer of Confession

O God, forgive us for what we are, when compared to what we could be.

Forgive our lack of sensitivity to the hurts of others;

our silence in the midst of injustice;

our cowardice in the face of oppression;

our lack of love among the unlovely.

Humble us where we are arrogant;

remake us where we are weak;

strengthen us where we lack faith;

guide us where we have lost our way;

that once again, by your grace,

we may become the people you would have us become.

Silent Prayer

Assurance of God’s Forgiveness

At the asterisk (*), please stand as you are able.

Time With Our Children Anne Ledbetter

Lighting of the Advent Candle

Anthem “And the Glory of the Lord” (from Messiah) Handel

Westminster Choir

Prayer for Illumination David Mathe, Lay Liturgist

Scripture Lesson Jeremiah 33:14-16 Old Testament, page 696

Sermon “Longing for Peace” Greg Jones

*Hymn No. 452 “O Day of God, Draw Nigh” St. Michael

Verses 1-4

*Affirmation of Faith

God has reached out to those who suffer injustice

and defended the excluded, the poor, and the hungry.

The Lord is moving toward the time

when justice will roll down like waters

and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.

We are persuaded that God is at work here and now

when people deal fairly with each other

and labor to change customs and structures

that enslave and oppress human beings. A Declaration of Faith

Offering

During the offering, please sign your name and pass the red folders down each row.

As folders are returned to the center aisle, note the names of fellow worshippers on your pew.

Offertory Anthem “O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings” (from Messiah) Handel

Ruth Bailis, mezzo-soprano

*Congregational Response (Hymn No. 591)

Praise God, from whom all blessings flow;

Praise Christ, all people here below;

Praise Holy Spirit evermore;

Praise Triune God, whom we adore. Amen

Prayers of the People and the Lord’s Prayer

*Hymn No. 450 “O Day of Peace” Jerusalem

Benediction

Organ Postlude Pastoral Symphony, from Messiah Handel

*Going Forth

If you are visiting with us for the first time, we invite you to meet today’s ambassadors, Fred and Julie Schmitt,

following the service at the back of the sanctuary to receive a gift and information.

Peace on Earth

An Advent Workshop for All Ages

In Community Hall

Today, 10:10 – 11:00 a.m.

(Regular Sunday school classes will not meet. Childcare will be available in the Cribbery only.)

Preparing our Hearts and Homes for the Prince of Peace

An alternative, intergenerational event

for creating a more CHRIST-centered, PEACE-filled holiday.

➢ Create a Peace Pole for your family to display this Advent Season.

Activity inspired by the international Peace Pole Project.

➢ Make cards with messages of peace for the Christmas baskets

➢ Create your own crèche

➢ Choose alternative Echo Gifts

➢ Sing old and new Advent hymns and songs of peace.

➢ Purchase handcrafts and food products from SERV International

A nonprofit alternative trade organization that promotes social and economic justice for people in developing regions of the world by marketing their products in a just and direct manner.

ORDER OF WORSHIP AT 11:15 A.M.

Preparation for Worship

Advent is a time of joyful anticipation of the coming of Christ into our lives. During the four weeks prior to Christmas, we prepare ourselves for the celebration of the birth of Christ – a time to remember the event that occurred 2,000 years ago changing history forever, and a time to welcome Christ anew into our lives.

Welcome and Announcements

*Passing of the Peace

Call to Worship

Through the prophets of old God made a promise.

A branch shall come from the line of David who will execute justice and righteousness.

The Spirit of the Lord will rest on him,

the Spirit that brings wisdom and understanding.

And he will show all people the path to peace.

Procession of God’s Light and Word Acolyte: Denny Hubbard

As the acolyte lights the candle, we remember that Christ is the Light of the world.

*Opening Songs “Make Way ” Graham Kendrick

Refrain:

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“The King of Glory Comes”

Refrain:

The King of glory comes, the nation rejoices.

Open the gates before him, lift up your voices.

At the asterisk (*), please stand as you are able.

Call to Confession

Prayer of Confession

O God, forgive us for what we are, when compared to what we could be.

Forgive our lack of sensitivity to the hurts of others;

our silence in the midst of injustice;

our cowardice in the face of oppression;

our lack of love among the unlovely.

Humble us where we are arrogant;

remake us where we are weak;

strengthen us where we lack faith;

guide us where we have lost our way;

that once again, by your grace,

we may become the people you would have us become.

Silent Prayer

Assurance of God’s Forgiveness

Response “He Came Down”

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Time With Our Children Anne Ledbetter

Lighting of the Advent Candle

Prayer for Illumination Suzie Hurlock, Lay Liturgist

Scripture Lesson Jeremiah 33:14-16 Old Testament, page 696

Sermon “Longing for Peace” Greg Jones

Song “We Pray for Peace” Ken Medema

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Offering

During the offering, please sign your name and pass the red folders down each row.

As folders are returned to the center aisle, note the names of fellow worshippers on your pew.

Offertory Anthem

Prayers of the People

Prayer Refrain “Come, Come Emmanuel” James Chepponis

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Lord’s Prayer (page 16 in The Presbyterian Hymnal, using “debts” and “debtors”)

*Closing Song “I Am the Light of the World” Jim Strathdee

Refrain:

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*Benediction

*Response “Make Way” Graham Kendrick

Refrain:

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Calendar for the Week

Sunday, November 29 Location

| 8:15 a.m. |Choir Warm-up |Adult Music Room |

| 8:30 a.m. |Holy Toast Café |Community Hall |

| 8:45 a.m. |Child Care |Cribbery |

| 9:00 a.m. |Worship |Sanctuary |

| 9:00 a.m. |Godly Play |Ruth Christie Room |

| 9:00 a.m. |Godly Care for Ages 2, 3 and 4 |Under 6 - Classroom A & B |

| 9:00 a.m. |Godly Kids for Grades 3 and 4 |Rodney Chapel |

|10:10 a.m. |Advent Workshop |Community Hall |

|10:30 a.m. |Vocal Ensemble Rehearsal |Adult Music Room |

|11:15 a.m. |Worship |Sanctuary |

| 4:30 p.m. |Youth Choir |Youth Music Room |

| 5:00 p.m. |Living with Loss |Ruth Christie Room |

| 5:30 p.m. |180° Dinner |Classroom 6 |

| 6:00 p.m. |180° Fellowship |Community Hall & CL 6 |

Monday, November 30

| 1:15 p.m. |Program Staff~Report for the Annual Meeting |Rowell Conference Room |

| 3:30 p.m. |Collegium |Dr. Jones Office |

| 4:00 p.m. |Christmas Tree Decorating |Rodney Chapel |

| 4:30 p.m. |Literacy Volunteers Serving Adults |Community Hall/Kitchen |

| 5:30 p.m. |Rainbow Chorale |Music Department |

Tuesday, December 1

| 9:00 a.m. |Staff Worship |Rodney Chapel |

| 9:30 a.m. |Staff Meeting |Meeting Room |

|10:30 a.m. |Worship Planning |Rowell Conference Room |

|12:00 p.m. |Listening to the Lessons |Rowell Conference Room |

| 4:30 p.m. |Chapel Club |Chapel Club |

| 4:30 p.m. |Sunshine Choir |Adult Music Room |

| 5:30 p.m. |BPI |Daughtry House Conference Room |

| 7:30 p.m. |Candlelight Vigil for A.I.D.S. |Sanctuary |

Wednesday, December 2

| 1:30 p.m. |Candy Wrapping |Classroom 6 |

| 6:15 p.m. |Reverberations Bell Choir |Youth Music Room |

| 7:30 p.m. |Westminster Choir Rehearsal |Adult Music Room |

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Thursday, December 3

| 11:30 a.m. |Women of Westminster Christmas Tea |Rodney Chapel & Meeting Room |

| 12:00 p.m. |Women's Support Group |Classroom 5 |

| 6:30 p.m. |Parenting Class |Daughtry House Conference Room |

| 6:30 p.m. |Adult Ed.~Invitation to the New Testament |Meeting Room |

| 7:00 p.m. |Adult Ed ~ Isaiah Class |Rowell Conference Room |

Friday, December 4

|12:30 p.m. |F.I.S.H. |Classroom 5 |

| 7:00 p.m. |Volleyball Practice |Community Hall |

Saturday, November 28

| 7:30 a.m. |Men's Bible Study |Club Room |

| 9:00 a.m. |Yoga |Rodney Chapel |

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Christmas 2009 Memorial Poinsettias

You are invited to place poinsettias in our Sanctuary in memory of loved ones, or in honor of someone, for services on Christmas Eve. Cost is $20 per plant. Please complete the form below, make checks payable to Westminster Presbyterian Church, and return to Susan Alexander at the front desk by Tuesday, December 15.

In Memory Of: _______________________________________________________________________

Deceased Name

In Honor Of: _________________________________________________________________________

Given By: __________________________________________________________________________

Donor’s Name and Telephone Number

Number of Plants _________ $20.00 each

_____ I will pick up my poinsettia after the Christmas Eve service I attend.

_____ Please deliver my poinsettia to a homebound member.

|announcements |

|Worship Notes |

The flowers in the Sanctuary today are given to the glory of God in loving memory and in honor of my grandmother, my mother and stepmother from Ralph Lewis.

Sanctuary Flowers - Consider giving the sanctuary flowers for Sunday worship. Your gift of God’s natural beauty to remember or honor loved ones, or to celebrate an event, expresses praise and thanksgiving to God. Please contact Linda Watson during business hours at 302-571-6719 or lwatson@.

Are you wearing a nametag? Whether you are a longtime member or new to the church, wearing a nametag provides others the opportunity to meet you, greet you by name, and for you to become more familiar with others at church. Nametags and markers are in baskets at all major entrances. Extend hospitality, kindness and friendship by wearing a nametag every Sunday.

“Westminster to Go” Audio tapes and DVD’s of recent Westminster worship services are available. Please use the sign-out sheet when you borrow them from the front desk. Printed sermons are available on the literature tables the following week and on our website at .

|Congregational Care and Prayer |

Please remember in your prayers:

❖ Those recently hospitalized: Mike Gnade, Edward Hagopian, Gina Campanella-Hearn.

❖ Westminster’s homebound family who can no longer attend worship with us. Send a card, say a prayer, visit! This week we ask you to remember Anne Burrough #308 and Virginia Mentzer #309, both of Gilpin Hall, 1101 Gilpin Avenue, Wilmington, DE 19806.

❖ Our brothers and sisters in worldwide ministry (see back page.)

Westminster’s Covenant Prayer Group is committed to praying weekly for specific needs of the faith community. Anyone with prayer requests may leave a confidential message on 302-654-5848, ext. 335, or fill out a prayer request card (in the pew pocket) and place it in the offering plate.

The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan often seem far away, and we may neglect to realize that Americans, as well as Iraqis, Afghans, and members of coalition forces, continue to die each day. As Christians, we are called to pray for the spreading of peace and justice and an end to violence. If someone in your family is serving in these wars, we ask that you let us know, so that we may include that person on our prayer list. (Contact Colleen Falasco: 302-654-5214 ext. 131, or cfalasco@.)

This week we pray for

• Those known to the WPC Community presently serving in the Middle East:

Afghanistan: Edward Maloney, Neal Moody and Daniel Reinsenberger

Iraq: Ken Bachman

• The families of those from the U.S. who have died most recently:

Staff Sergeant Ryan Zorn, age 35, of Upton, Wyoming, November 16

Specialist Joseph Lewis, age 26, of Terrell, Texas, November 17

Staff Sergeant John Cleaver, age 36, of Marysville, Washington, November 19

Sergeant Daniel Frazier, age 25, of Saint Joseph, Missouri, November 19

Petty Officer 2nd Class Brian Patton, age 37, of Freeport, Illinois, November 19

Lance Corporal Nicholas Hand, age 20, of Kansas City, Missouri, November 22

Sergeant Briand Williams, age 25, of Sparks, Georgia, November 22

• Those who have returned from service, possibly suffering from wounds or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, whose scars may by deep and long-lasting.

|180° Imago Dei: Youth Ministry at WPC |

Today

4:30 Youth Choir

5:30 Dinner

6:00 Fellowship

|News to Note |

Pledge envelopes are available for pick up in Classroom 6 and Community Hall.

World AIDS Day Service and Candlelight Vigil this Tuesday, December 1, 7:30 p.m. at Westminster Presbyterian Church. AIDS Delaware will hold the annual World AIDS Day Ecumenical Service and Candlelight Vigil to honor the memory of those who have died due to HIV/AIDS and to show our love and support to those living with the disease. Everyone is invited to attend this service for the Wilmington community. The Rt. Rev. Wayne Wright, Episcopal Bishop, will be preaching.

Holiday Gifts? Why Not Echo Gifts? Echo Gifts offer an alternative that takes the guesswork out of buying gifts.  No trips to the Mall, no shipping charges.  Simply make your selections from the shopping list and voila!  While giving a meaningful gift to God's children in need, you avoided the gift-buying frenzy.  100% of your money goes to the mission you choose.  Gift cards are available to present to your friends and family describing your thoughtful gift.  Why not give it a try this Christmas?  Shopping lists are available year-round on the literature tables or by contacting:  Sara Geuder – 302-478-2210 or Martha Tatnall 302-654-8015.

Coffee Cans - Please bring clean coffee cans (11-14 oz) to the Receptionist desk for the Cookie Walk and Christmas Boxes.

Invest in the future of Delaware Children. The Division of Family Services in partnership with the State Office of Volunteerism is looking for Mentor Volunteers to serve children aging out of the Foster Care system. Volunteer Mentors would teach life skills, such as how to: balance a check book, rent an apartment, learn to interview and develop a budget. A few hours a month could make a huge difference in helping these young men and women with independent living skills towards a brighter future. Training is offered to Volunteer Mentors prior to working with young people. To find out more about how you can make a difference, and become a trusted friend to someone who needs one, please contact Andy Kloepfer at Andy.Kloepfer@state.de.us.

Exploring Isaiah I, II, and III – Journey into the depths of ancient prophecy. Engage the Old and New Testaments. Join us Thursday December 3 and 17 in the Rowell Conference Room 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Beginning January 14, we will meet regularly on the second and fourth Thursday evenings at the same location.

|Fellowship |

Girl Talk, our monthly women’s reading group, meets next Sunday, December 6, at 12:15 p.m. in the Ruth Christie room. This month’s featured book is Still Alice, by Lisa Genova.

Line up a babysitter and join the Parents of Little Ones (POLO) group for a Christmas potluck dinner on Saturday, December 12, at 5:30 p.m. Please contact Karen Dietz (kfdietz@ or 302-656-0343) or Julia Stone (julia.stone@ or 610-444-1713) for details and directions. All Westminster members and visitors with children 10 years of age or younger are welcome!

|Music |

Westminster’s annual Christmas Concert is just two weeks away: Sunday, December 13, at 4:00 p.m. This year’s program features the Westminster Choir, soloists, string orchestra, and organ in two Italian Baroque settings of the Magnificat, as well as offerings from the Reverberations Handbell Choir, and some traditional carols for everyone to join in singing. No admission charge; free-will offering. Child-care provided. Come early for best seating!

The Westminster Choir’s new CD recording goes on sale starting next Sunday, December 6! In answer to popular request, we recently made a professional recording of some of our favorite carols and anthems for the Christmas season. Entitled Joy to the World, the CD selections include music from Handel’s Messiah, anthems by John Rutter, traditional carols, and possibly the most powerful rendition of “O Holy Night” you’ll hear anywhere. Selling price is $15, and proceeds will help finance the choir’s upcoming tour to Germany.

|[pic] |Travel to Germany with the Westminster Choir! |

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| |Singers and non-singers alike are invited to travel with the Westminster Choir in May of 2010 as |

| |we undertake our fourth European tour. This time we’ll visit sites throughout eastern and |

| |southern Germany, spending three nights each in Leipzig and Munich, and visiting Berlin, Dresden, |

| |and several picturesque villages and towns throughout Bavaria. One of the many musical highlights|

| |will be singing in the church in Leipzig where J.S. Bach served as cantor. Departure is Tuesday, |

| |May 25, and return is the following Tuesday, June 1. (Extensions are also possible.) Contact |

| |Music Director Paul Fleckenstein at 302-654-5214 ext. 121 or paul@ for complete details and|

| |answers to any questions. |

Adult Education Classes for December

Poetry, Dreams, and Reflection: Exploring our Inner Landscapes - Rodney Chapel,

Led by Steve Steinwedel, December 6 and 13

This two-week class will use poetry, dreamwork, and meditation as helpful practices embracing the sacred in our daily lives and exploring the wisdom that lies below the surface of our consciousness. We’ll be seeking a place, as the Bible notes, were we can find “the peace that passes all understanding.”

Picturing Mary - Daughtry House Classroom (next to WPC parking lot)

DVD with discussion, December 13

This moving program takes viewers on an artistic journey spanning almost two thousand years and crossing four continents. Picturing Mary visits museums, chapels, and cathedrals in eight countries to view rare and sacred masterpieces by such artists as Michelangelo, Rembrandt, Caravaggio, and Duccio in their original locations. From tiny personal images to giant mosaics and frescoes, these treasured artworks show how artists have expressed their personal devotion, and are an enduring testament to Mary as the sublime embodiment of the virtues, joys and sorrows of the human race.

O Christmas Tree - Daughtry House Classroom (next to WPC parking lot)

DVD with discussion, December 20

The custom of bringing evergreen trees indoors and decorating them with candy, tinsel, and ornaments is immortalized in the German carol “O Christmas Tree”. This charming PBS holiday special, hosted by Richard Karn, traces the history of the Christmas tree through the ages…from its origins as a pagan symbol of fertility to a Christian symbol of rebirth. Karn visits a Christmas tree farm in search of the perfect tree and meets with the farmers who balance the growth of their trees with their concern for the environment. Experts illustrate the history of the Christmas tree with funny and fascinating tree lore.

[pic] November Mission Emphasis: “Homelessness”

Family Promise Ministry to Homeless Families

Did you have family staying with you over Thanksgiving? Did it get a little “interesting” having them after a few days? What if they had to permanently live with you? Many of the working poor are forced to live with friends or family when they can longer afford to stay in their home. And they are the lucky ones; they have a place to go. For information on how you can assist homeless families in our community, see the upcoming issue of The Chimes for information on Westminster’s plans to participate in the “Family Promise of New Castle County” network.

Code Purple

For the last two years, when the wind chill temperature was expected to fall below 15 degrees, Westminster Presbyterian, Sts. Andrew & Matthew Episcopal (SsAM) and Friendship House have joined together to provide emergency sanctuary for our homeless brothers and sisters. On these nights, our volunteers rally to prepare and serve warm soup, sandwiches and hot coffee at SsAM, 720 N. Orange Street. This emergency sanctuary operates from 4:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. See the upcoming issue of The Chimes for more information. Contact Beth Bowersock 302-530-5150 with any questions.

Christmas Boxes: How can you help?

| |Donate Food |

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| |Help fill the Christmas Boxes with food. Please contribute one or more of the following items: canned fruit cocktail, |

| |canned yams, canned corn or green beans, cranberry sauce, or stuffing. Drop your food donations into the wrapped Christmas|

| |Boxes by Sunday, December 13th. This year, more than ever, food is a vital part of our Christmas Boxes tradition. Be |

| |generous. |

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| |Take a Star |

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| |The Christmas trees are up and loaded with stars! Here’s what we hope you will do: |

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| |Take a star from the tree. |

| |For gift ideas, pick-up one of the brochures from the poster next to the tree. |

| |Buy and wrap your gift – taping the star to the outside of package. Please keep the cost of your gift under $20.00 (see |

| |brochure for details). |

| |Bring the gift to church by Sunday, December 13. |

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| |Help Fill the Boxes |

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| |On Friday, December 18 at 6:00 p.m. Santa’s workshop in Community Hall will be filled with busy elves! Join the Party Elves|

| |for an evening of great food, packing our Christmas boxes and singing Christmas carols. Please bring: |

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| |A roll or two of holiday wrapping paper |

| |Scotch tape |

| |Scissors, with your name on them, and |

| |A covered dish to serve 10-12 |

| |A-H main dishes, I-P sides or salads, Q-Z desserts |

Pastoral Staff

Gregory K. Jones, Head of Staff

Anne R. Ledbetter, Associate Pastor

Pastoral Care Assistant: Jill Getty

Church Administrator: Debbie Brown

Church Educator: Susan Moseley

Music Staff

Paul Fleckenstein, Organist/Director of Music

Mary Beth Davis, Director of Music for Children, Youth and Handbells

Sandie Reinicker, Director of Sunshine Choir

Section Leader/Soloists: Diana Milburn, Ruth Bailis, Justin Gonzalez, Brian Carter

Youth Ministry Team

Susan Moseley and Mary Beth Davis

Support Staff

Susan Alexander, Receptionist

Colleen Falasco, Operations Assistant

Jerry Hunter, Financial Assistant

Suzie Hurlock, Administrative Secretary

Nicole Hughes, Director of Communication and Database Management

Jerry Reed, Facilities Manager

Sextons: Roger W. Atkins, Robert King, Kevin Krick, Joan Truitt

Editor of Weekly Word and Chimes: Nikki Thorn

Worldwide Ministry

Malawi – Sue Makin, M.D.

Guatemala – Roger and Gloria Mariott, Dennis and Maribel Smith, Karla Koll and the Mam Presbytery

Congo – Timothee Kalonji Matadi, Cecilé de Sweemer, MD, Pastor Jean-Marc Katujudi Nkuna and

Members of the Kamulumba-Ditalala Parish

Kenya-Rev. Dr. Lyle and Terry Dykstra, PCUSA Mission Volunteers

Session

Liz Bacon, Meg Burich, Martha Carper, Jim Carter, Clark Collins, Charlie Depfer,

Mark Gerstenschlager, Ross Getty, Shelley Gnade, Dick Haden, Denison Hatch, Mary-beth Howard, Fred Iobst,

Barbara Jobe, Don Kuespert, Sue Linderman, Bunny Michener, Jan Patrick, Bruce Petrovick,

Margo Reign, Jerry Spilecki, Alex Sprague, Kathryn van Amerongen, Frank Waldburger

Board of Deacons

Ken Barnaby, Beth Bowersock, Kim Carrick, Jack Coleman, Peggy Carroll, Ginnie Chagnon, Craig Checkel,

Bob Cox, Eadie Churchill, Tammy Daley, Kris DeMesse, Cathy Edge, Eric Etshman, Barbara Fedeler, Todd Gray,

Carol Noggle Harris, Carol Hopkins, Carla Krupanski, Ralph Lewis, David Mathe, Carolyn McKeown, Carol Mosher,

Ruth Nace, Donna Nelson, Polly Pyle-Carter, Teri Richmond, Patti Ridout, Robin Rosser, Ann Shadduck,

Ellen Slade, Cora Sparling, Mike Sprague, Melissa Stabler, Judy Stoffer, Julia Stone, Sally Thomas

Deacon Team of the Month

David Mathe, Kim Carrick, Melissa Stabler, Ralph Lewis, Sally Thomas

Trustees

Bob Chagnon, Don Furry, Sara Geuder, John Johnston, George Krupanski,

Bob McKeown, Bill Nace, John Richmond, Christine Schiltz, Stan Stevenson, Philip Timon, Helen Walker

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