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Church Record Active Membership (386)
Attendance 11/20 11/27 12/04 12/11 12/18
Worship 122 132 132 147 141
Nurseries 6 12 7 2 3
Sunday School 42 39 31 30 24
Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
Please join us in celebrating the Lords Supper on Sunday, December4, 2011 and on Saturday, December 24, 2011 at both services. Please
prayerfully prepare for the celebration of the Lords Supper. Our first
communion in 2012 will be on Sunday, January 8.
Flower Chart for 2012 is displayed on the bulletin board beside the kitchen counter. Pleasesign up for flowers in honor or memory of a loved one or for a special event. A brief descrip-tion will be included in the bulletin. Donations in lieu of flowers can also be made, and a de-scription will be included in the bulletin. Your write-up should be received by the office theWednesday of the week you are giving flowers in order to get the information in the bulletin.
The winter quarter (December-February) Bible study theme forAdult I will be God estab-lishes a faithful people, focusing on the Abrahamic covenant and will include selections in the
books of Genesis, Exodus, Luke and Galatians. The class meets at 9:15 Sunday mornings inthe Conference Room.
"Outside of the gospels, Paul the Apostle wrote approximately 60 % of the New Testament.Each book reflected Gods revelation to him and through him. Paul was closing in on the endof his ministry. In the Book of Romans, Paul set forth a full and orderly statement of the great
principles of the gospel that he preached. Romans is the greatest exposition of Christian doc-trine ever written; a summation of all his individual letters with additional insights. During thenext quarter and perhaps beyond, the Gospel of Jesus Christ will be seen through the words ofGods servant Paul, the Apostle to the Gentiles".
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Ladies, beginning February 6, 2012, please join us each Monday evening from 6:30-8:30 p.m. for a study by Priscilla Shirer entitled, JONAH: Navigating a Life Inter-rupted.
What do we do when God interrupts our lives? Many times, like Jonah, we run! In
this seven-session Bible study, Priscilla Shirer redefines interruption and shows that
interruption is actually God's invitation to do something beyond our wildest dreams.
When Jonah was willing to allow God to interrupt his life, the result was revival in an
entire city. Sign-ups will begin in January 2012.
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BIOGRAPHY: Priscilla Shirer is a Bible teacher. Through the expository teaching of
the Word of God to women, her desire is to see women not only know the uncompro-
mising truths of Scripture intellectually, but experience them practically by the power
of the Holy Spirit. A graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary, with a Master's degree
in Biblical Studies, she has been a conference speaker for major corporations, organi-
zations, and Christian audiences across the United States and the world.
In 1993, Priscilla's speaking ministry began while she was in college. Although her
plan was to receive her degree in radio and television and go on to be a television
news anchor, God had other plans. While interning at a Christian radio station in
Houston, she began to receive invitations to do Bible studies at small women's events
in the area. As an 18-year-old freshman, she went to these events and shared the sim-
ple truths of Scripture that she was studying in her own personal time with the Lord.
Priscilla is now in full-time ministry to women across the country and the world
I am Jonah.I want to serve God as long as it is convenient.I desire to do His will until it is a tad uncomfortable.I want to hear His Word as long as its message is one Im supposedto pass on to someone else.I dont want to have my plans interrupted.Oh yes. I am Jonah, and I suspect that in one way or another, you are too.
The next Women of FaithBible Study
begins at DPC February 6.
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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 itemevery Sunday. . .every Sunday. . .every Sunday. . .every Sunday. . .Some suggestions for DUCOs pantry:
Meat Peanut butter Fruit Jelly/Jam
Cereal Spaghetti sauce
Pasta Dry Potatoes
Beans Canned meals (stew,
ravioli, etc.)
Rice Dry milk (individual
pkgs.)
Jello Baby food andformula
Food 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.
January 2012 S.H.A.R.E. order can be placed the week of January 9 through Janu-ary 13, 2012. The order will be placed on Monday, January 16 at 10:00 AM andwill be distributed in the Narthex area of Denbigh Presbyterian Church on Satur-day, January 28 from 7:00-7:30 AM. All orders must be picked up by 7:30 AM.
Volunteers cannot be held responsible for orders which are not picked up.
Christmas Outreach a Success
We would like to thank the many peo-ple who donated time, money and foodto our Christmas families. This year weassisted 22 families with gifts, food fora Christmas meal and foods to providetwo meals a day for the children duringthe entire Christmas break from school.Each family also received a Bible andinvitation to worship with us. Thankyou to Smithfield Foods for donating22 hams. Thank you to everyone whohelped deliver the food and gifts.
A special word of thanks goes to our
Local Missions Team: Connie Hunt,Debbie Ames, Dale Pennell and BrendaLamb. Additionally, we thank Liz Mar-shall and Wanda Hale for all the assis-tance they provided throughout theprocess of organizing and carrying outthis ministry.
DPC will work on Saturday, January 28, 2012. For more information contact Terry Hall.
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The Haiti Mission Team will depart on January 19 and return January 28. The team is asfollows.
Sandra Beebe Penny Norton
Deborah Dail Dale Pennell
Delores Fleming Megan Spivey
Patti Hall Shannon Weaver
Mason Murawski
The team will have its final training meeting on January 7. Our final fund-raiser is Chili-to-
go on January 8, following the worship service.
Thank you to everyone who supported the Dessert Auction to benefit the Haiti Mission Team.We raised $917.
Please keep the Haiti Mission Team in prayer as we serve Christ alongside Bruce and DebRobinson on our short-term mission trip this month.
PORT Challenge
Many thanks to the Prime Timers and Not Ready for Prime Timers for collecting socksand underwear during the month of November for PORT guests.
The Not Ready for Prime Timers collected 122 items
The Prime Timers collected 245 items.
Thanks to the generosity of both groups, many people will have clean and warm
necessities this winter!
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Dear Friends,
First, Merry Christmas to each of you. Thank you for the blessing of serving as your pastor.
Thank you for all the ways you have given of your time, talent, money and love in 2011.
Second, Happy New Year! It's hard to believe that 2012 is right around the corner. Withthe New Year comes a new church budget. On the following pages of the Digest you will see the2012 church budget alongside the 2011 budget.
You will note as you compare the two budgets that we have added two part-time staff mem-bers to our churchNursery Coordinator and Ministerial Intern (Nursery coordinator was budg-eted but not hired in 2010). We believe these additions to our staff will help build our church and
increase our outreach potential.
You will also note that, regrettably, we have had to cut a number of important line items.These have been difficult decisions to make. However, we do not despair because we believe withGod's help we will still be able to support some, if not all of these ministries, with your ongoingsupport in the coming years.
Of great concern to our Session and to me are the cuts to our Outreach Budget. A few of
these cuts are:
Unified Mission Giving has been reducedthese funds support the work of the larger church-- the Presbytery and its many ministries.
The Haiti Projects line item has been cutbut you are encouraged to contribute to the workwe are doing through Bruce and Deb Robinson in Haiti by designating gifts to "Haiti Projects"
in addition to your pledge.
Local Mission budget has been cuthowever, $6,000 has been received in designated gifts
for Local Mission, allowing us to continue serving our local community in 2012.
Peninsula Pastoral Counseling Center has been cutthis center provides extraordinaryservices, and our gifts help pay for those who cannot pay full price for therapy.
We know that these budget cuts affect other organizations and ministries which are also
struggling financially. Please pray for all concerned.
We embark on a New Year with faith in our awesome God. With energy, intelligence,
imagination and love we will find ways to bridge the gaps of funding and serve our congregation,nation and world.
Thank you again for your generosity in the past year and your faithful pledge of money,
time and talent for 2012.
In Christ's Love and Service,
Deborah
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DENBIGH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 12/15/2011
2012 BUDGET2011 2012
INCOME 246,516 225,158
RECEIPTS 25,526 31,51141001 Pledges/Envelopes 272,042 256,669
Faith Offerings 33,579 30,317
TOTAL PLEDGES/ ENVELOPES/FAITH 305,621 286,98641002 Loose Plate 3,500 3,50041004 Pre-Kindergarten 3,918 3,765
41006 Other Income 1,600 2,000
TOTAL INCOME $314,639 $296,251
EXPENSES
STAFF & VOLUNTEER OVERSIGHT COMMITTEEMUSIC MINISTRY
51010 Dtr, Music Ministry 20,000 20,000
51011 Dtr, FICA 1,530 1,530
51012 Substitute Organist 700 60051013 Substitute Organist FICA 54 46
51016 Organist for Funerals 400 400
51017 Continuing Education 200 200
51018 Instrumentalists 500 500
TOTAL MUSIC MINISTERS 23,384 23,276
CUSTODIAN51021 Custodian Salary 14,339 14,339
51022 Custodian FICA 1,097 1,097
TOTAL CUSTODIAN 15,436 15,436
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT51031 Administrative Assistant Salary 21,879 21,879
51032 Administrative Assistant FICA 1,674 1,674
51033 Substitute Secretary Salary 1,638 1,600
51034 Substitute Secretary FICA 125 122
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 25,316 25,275
MINISTER51041 Minister Salary 61,877 61,877
51042 Pension/Disability 7,425 7,425
51043 Professional Expenses 2,700 2,700
51044 Medical Insurance 12,066 12,53051045 Minister FICA 4,734 4,734
51046 Education Expenses 1,000 1,000
TOTAL MINISTER 89,802 90,266
PULPIT SUPPLY/MINISTERIAL INTERN51051 Pulpit Supply 400 0
Intern Salary 10,000
Intern FICA 765
TOTAL PULPIT SUPPLY/MINISTERIAL iNTERN 400 10,765
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2011 2012
Dtr, CHILDREN/YOUTH MINISTRY
51061 Director's Salary 15,600 15,600
51063 Professional Expenses 430 430
51065 Director's FICA 1,194 1,194
TOTAL DTR, CHILDREN/YOUTH MINISTRY 17,224 17,224
NURSERY COORDINATOR51071 Coordinator's Salary 1,820 2,730
51072 Coordinator's FICA 139 209
TOTAL NURSERY COORDINATOR 1,959 2,939
CHURCH OFFICE
52010 Office Supplies 5,000 4,000
52011 Postage 1,500 1,000
TOTAL CHURCH OFFICE 6,500 5,000
STAFF EXPENSES
52021 Recognition Awards(all staff) 500 0
52022 Background Checks 50 50
TOTAL STAFF EXPENSES 550 50
TOTAL - STAFF & VOLUNTEER OVERSIGHT $180,571 $190,231
YOUTH MINISTRY COMMITTEE
53010 Youth Education 700 500
53011 Adult Leadership Development 700 0
53012 Elementary/Children's Church 300 150
53013 Nursery 100 100
53014 Youth Camp Registration 5,000 4,000
53015 Middle Sch Youth 700 700
53016 Vacation Bible School 2,000 1,650
53017 Senior High Youth 700 700
53019 Family Advent/Lent Outreach 400 0
53020 Confirmation Materials 650 650
53021 Faith Weaver Friends 1,800 1,400
TOTAL YOUTH MINISTRY 13,050 9,850
WORSHIP COMMITTEE
54010 Sanctuary Decorations 250 225
54012 Adult Choir 750 500
54013 Music Equipment Maintenance 900 900
54014 Worship Supplies 1,000 900
54015 Handbells 100 80
54017 Contemporary Worship Team 1,000 0
54018 Lent/Advent Devotionals 500 450
TOTAL WORSHIP 4,500 3,055
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2011 2012
ADULT SPR GR, EDU & DISCIPLESHIP COMMITTEE55010 Adult Education 1,700 1,000
55011 Officer Training and Retreat 500 400
TOTAL ADULT SPR GR, EDU & DISC 2,200 1,400
STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE
56021 Stewardship 350 275
56022 Financial Educational Programs 50 0
TOTAL STEWARDSHIP 400 275
ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE
56032 Administrative Expenses 100 50
TOTAL ADMINISTRATION 100 50
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE56041 I T Services 2,170 2,200
56042 I T Equipment 8,662 7,00056043 I T Supplies 700 1,200
56044 Communications 5,004 4,000
56045 Library 150 0
56046 Periodicals 250 100
TOTAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 16,936 14,500
LONG-RANGE PLANNING
56051 Long-Range Planning Team 250 0
TOTAL LONG-RANGE PLANNING 250 0
OUTREACH COMMITTEE57001 Unified Mission Giving 24,082 18,375
57002 Missionary Support 1,500 1,500
57003 Theological Education Fund 500 0
57005 Missionary-Retirement 1,500 1,500
57006 Makemie Woods 750 750
57009 Habitat for Humanity(Presbyterian House) 2,000 1,000
57010 Haiti Projects 5,000 0
57011 Peninsula Pastoral Counseling Center 500 0
57012 Denbigh At-Risk Youth 500 500
57013 Bibles 400 200
57015 Local Mission 2,000 0
57016 Harvest Festival 1,500 0
57017 New Member Assimilation 100 0
57018 Massenetta Camp & Conf Ctr 500 0
57019 PORT 1,100 1,100
57020 DUCO 500 500
57022 Evangelism Ministry 350 250
57024 Opr Christmas Child 50 50
TOTAL OUTREACH 42,832 25,725
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2011 2012
FINANCE COMMITTEE
57031 Insurance 10,800 11,374
57032 Finance Administrative Expenses 680 896
TOTAL FINANCE 11,480 12,270
FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE
57041 Receptions/Family Meals/Kit Supplies 1,825 1,500
57043 Presbyterian Women 1,370 1,370
57045 Dinner with Deborah 350 0
57046 Presbytery Meeting/50th Anniversary 1,000 0
TOTAL FELLOWSHIP 4,545 2,870
CONGREGATIONAL CARE COMMITTEE
57051 Congregational Care Expenses 550 450
TOTAL CONGREGATIONAL CARE 550 450
CHURCH FACILITIES COMMITTEE
PROPERTY
57071 Property Maintenance/Repair 2,000 2,000
57072 Custodian Supplies 1,700 1,500
57073 Custodian Equipment 500 250
57074 Dcor Team 1,000 0
TOTAL PROPERTY 5,200 3,750
GROUNDS
57081 Lawn Care 5,000 5,000
TOTAL GROUNDS 5,000 5,000
UTILITIES
57091 Utilities Maintenance/Repair 2,000 2,000
57092 Electricity 13,000 13,000
57093 Gas 6,000 6,600
57094 Sanitation 1,600 800
59095 Waste/Water Management 1,500 1,500
57096 Storm Water Management 2,925 2,925
TOTAL UTILITIES 27,025 26,825
TOTAL CHURCH FACILITIES $37,225 $35,575
TOTAL EXPENSES $314,639 $296,251
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Denbigh PresbyterianDenbigh PresbyterianDenbigh PresbyterianDenbigh Presbyterian
PrePrePrePre----KindergartenKindergartenKindergartenKindergarten
The staff of DPPK would like to wish all of you a joyous holiday and MerryChristmas! We will be out of school for our Christmas break beginningFriday, December 16 and will see you again in the new year when wereturn to school on January 3!
The beginning of the new year is when we turn our attention towardsregistration for the following school year. Church members are able toregister their children and grandchildren for the upcoming school year be-
fore registration is opened to the general public. This year, our registrationfor church members will begin on January 30. Class tuition and fees forthe 2012-2013 school year will be:
Registration/Supply Activity Fee Monthly Tuition
2 year olds $110 $115
2 day 3 year olds $110 $115
3 day 3 or 4 year olds $130 $145
4 day 4 year olds $160 $180
If you have questions regarding registration or our program, pleasecall me at 898-1043. Id appreciate it if you spread the word about ournationally accredited, 4 star rated program to your friends, coworkers, andneighbors!
Maggie Vincelette
Director, DPPK
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Session News -- December 2011
1) Approved the budget for 2012. The budget is included in this Digest. Approved designationof 45 percent of the pastors cash salary as housing allowance.
2) Elected Jim Wightman (commissioner) and Carolyn Woodard (alternate) for the January 28,2012 Presbytery of Eastern Virginia (PEVA) meeting.
3) Received training onBook of Orderfrom PEVA Stated Clerk and elder-elect Donald Bick-hart.
4) Approved various cost-saving measures to be implemented in 2012.
5) Tasked the Staff Team of the Administration Committee with doing a study of our staffingmodel, staff salaries in comparison to other churches and other matters related to staff compen-sation and hours. Team will report out to Session by June 2012.
6) Called the Annual Congregational Meeting/Annual Meeting of the DPC Corporation forSunday, January 15, 2012, immediately following the worship service.
7) Called Session meeting for Sunday, January 15 to be in session for the service of ordination/installation of officers.
Annual Congregational and
Corporation Meeting January 15, 2012OurAnnual Congregational and Corporation Meeting has been set forSunday,January, 15, 2012 immediately following the worship service. The Annual Re-port , which includes the 2012 budget, will be e-mailed to those on our contact list,mailed to those who normally receive the Digest through the mail and posted onour DPC website. Hard copies will also be available for pick-up on January 8.Everyone is encouraged to attend the Annual Congregational and Corporation
meeting on January 15, 2012.
Annual Dinner With Deborah February 3, 2012
All outgoing, incoming and serving officers are invited to the AnnualDinner with Deborah on Friday, February 3, 2012 at the Pavilion of Deer
Run Golf Club. Please reserve this date.
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Reserve these dates on your calendar!
December 31, 4:00 PM New Years Eve Open House at the home of Don andCharlotte Eason
January 22, 11:45 AM 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off
February 12, 11:45 AM Luncheon hosted by the Presbyterian Women and pre-pared and served by our High School Youth and their advisors
March 23 & 24 Bus trip to Lancaster, PA, to see Jonah at Sight and Sound Thea-ter. Cost is $295.00 per person, double occupancy and $335.00 per person, single oc-cupancy. Price includes bus transportation, tour guide, 1 nights accommodation, 1dinner, 1 breakfast, Jonah, tour of the area with local guide, all taxes and gratuitiesexcept for the tour guide and driver. The trip will include a stop at Kitchen Kettle forshopping. Travel insurance is available. Contact Gail McLeod if you would like to goor would like more information.
April 21, 5:30 AM Volunteer at Peninsula Foodbank
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Childrens and Youth Sunday SchoolWe have completed our lessons on the Bible stories illustrated in our churchs stained
glass windows. It was truly inspiring to go into the sanctuary each week and admire thestained glass windows that were so beautifully created by our very own church members.
During the winter quarter our classes will be learning about the love of Jesus and thelove of God.
Our Kindergarten 3rd grade class will learn about Loving Jesus meeting Jesus, learningabout his promises and our love for him, too.
Our 4th
& 5th
graders will learn about the Exodus to Ruth and the redemptive acts of God indealing with his covenant people. First topic what does redemptive mean???
Our Middle School Youth will learn more about the Bibles unifying theme of Gods cove-nant. What is Gods covenant and what does it mean in our lives today?
Our High School Youth will talk about Knowing the God Who Is. How do we know Godexists? Is being a Christian worth it? What is God like? Why do we suffer?
Join us at 9:15 AM for FUN and FELLOWSHIP while learning about our FAITH. A
light breakfast is provided.
Faith Weaver Friends
Spring session will start Wednesday, January 11 at 5:45-8:00
Cost for this spring session is $20.00 first child, $15.00 second child not to exceed $50.00 per
family. Registration forms are on the bulletin board.
We are still in need of volunteers! Below you will find job descriptions to each.
Setting Up tables: set up 8 round tables and 8 chairs at each table
Set Tables: set place settings as each seat with placemats, cups, napkins and utensils.
Table parents: gather at 5:45 and join us for dinner at 6:00; sit with children at dinner,build relationships and show hospitality to one another.
Clean up after dinner: wash pitchers and anything else that needs to be cleaned and put
away items in the bins and return bins back into the FWF closet.Teaching: All materials are provided.
Kindergarten through 2nd grade
3rd through 5th grade
Middle School
For more information, see Liz Marshall at 757-877-2048 or [email protected].
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Joan Kiser
Rhett Hickman
Myrna Bickhart
David and LuAnn Jusino
Jerry Helms
Amelia Britts daughter-in-law
Dick Gray
Carl and Lillie Gagliardi
Jeanne Kent
Marianne Williams father
Michelle Ramdeholls mother and brotherTrudy Bowmans husband
Kathy Baldwins father
Kelly Samarzeas father
Leslie Maloney
Jamie Eason
Kay Atkinson
Pete Buchanan
Keith Pennell
Logan Marchese
Darlene Mays-Tittman
Stephanie Harris
Anne Averys sister-in-law
Benstens granddaughter Abigail
Our Members and FriendsOur Members and FriendsOur Members and FriendsOur Members and FriendsOur MilitaryOur MilitaryOur MilitaryOur Military
Tom Joyce Bruce Baffer Chris Rupp
Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Michael Shea
Pete Marshall Lee Holfert Daniel Jones
Jennifer Lambert David Baird Jeff Williams
David Powers Jacob Mayes Kelly Kee
Jonathan
Graebener
Dan
Barnhart
David
Burroughs
Terri Minch Osner
James OSuna Lazaro Durruty
Our Deployed MilitaryOur Deployed MilitaryOur Deployed MilitaryOur Deployed Military Mark Manoso Joel Silva
Ricardo Marquez Daniel Troyer
Ryan Jones (Son of Bill & Dee Jones)
Jennifer Hale Williams Rob Phelps
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 CorpsKirk
McCullough
CHURCH BUDGET
Actual Year to Date November 30, 2011
Total Income $ 259,157.85
Total Expenses $ 279,576.40
Net Difference $ (20,418.55)
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Dear Church Friends,
Thank you once again for remembering
me in such a nice way. The chrysanthemum is
beautiful.
Sorry we missed you. We were out of
town the month of November so a neighbor keptit until we returned. It was so nice to know
someone was thinking about me when I didnteven know it. The mum continues to brighten
my days.
Thank you once again.
Sincerely,
Joan Kiser 12/5/2011
5 Katje Roach
6 Heaven Lamb
6 Lorenzo Grant
6 Dick Gray
7 Katie Depp
7 Tyler Spruill
10 Keith Pennell
12 Cameron Dail15 Connie Hunt
16 Nancy Fairfield
19 Mary Lee Dunn
25 Norman Baffer
25 Dallas Marchese
A27 Tim & Debbie Jacoby
27 Donna Dellinger
28 Crystal Ellis
28 JewLeigha Harris
31 Bob Amos
A very sincere Thank You to each of thosewho volunteered and participated in theSHARE Program of the Peninsula FoodBank during 2011.
Denbigh Presbyterian is very unique in thatmany of you call me wanting to know whenyou can help and when extra volunteers areneeded. There is never a problem gettingthem. Schedules for 2012 are on the Bulle-tin Board and I feel certain the 2012 shareProgram will be a success. Thanks again.
Ken Bowers
2011 SHARE Coordinator
To the whole DPC family and friends:We would like to thank you all for
your kind words, thoughts, and especiallyyour prayers during this most recent surgeryand rough recovery!
It is simply amazing to feel so muchgenerosity, care and concern in a time
of need.So please know we appreciate every
thought, prayer and everyone who hashelped us or checked on us these last fewdays!!
God Bless all of you and again thankyou from the bottom of our hearts!!!
Steffi and Brian HarrisJewLeigha, Hallie & Ryan