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THE PAWLEYS PRESBYTERIAN

APRIL 2013

As a part of the Body of Christ, our vision is to glorify God, make disciples, and send them to meet human needs in a broken world.

Carter’s Corner 2

S.A.L.T. News 3

S.A.L.T. News 4

Church Clean-Up 5

Notes from Julia 6

Notes from Julia 7

Music Notes 8

PIPC News 9

The Story and

Wonderful

Wednesday

Thank You Notes

PW Gathering

J.O.Y. School

Clean-Up Day

Birthdays and

Anniversaries

10

11

12

13

14

March

3rd

8:45 AM — 115

11:00 AM — 140

10th

8:45 AM — 85

11:00 AM — 163

17th

8:45 AM — 134

11:00 AM — 153

24th

8:45 AM — 136

11:00 AM — 162

Spring Opportunity On Sunday, April 14, from 3:30 PM -7:30 PM, we will be offering a class for those of you who are considering be-coming a member of our church, and for those who have al-ready become members or who have been members for a while and would like to learn more about who we are, what we believe, and how to experience a more meaningful member-ship in your church. The class will meet you where you are, accept you as you are, and guide you into becoming what you were created to be.

In a relaxed fun time environment we will be looking at the following topics: 3:30 PM-5:30 PM

Who We Are: Exploring the Presbyterian Faith We Worship Profoundly: How Presbyterians Worship How We Are Governed: How the Presbyterian Church Operates

Dinner Break: Soup and Sandwiches Tour of Church Grounds 6:00 PM-7:30 PM

How We Grow in Faith: Fellowship and Learning Opportunities How We Use Our Spiritual Gifts: Determining How to Become Involved. Why Stewardship: Understanding Why We Give and For What Purpose.

Even if you have been a Presbyterian for a long time, this class will be a good refresher course as well as a way of learning what is happening in our church and opportunities available for you to become more involved in PIPC. For those parents who have children, Julia Floyd will be here doing exciting things with them during the entire time that you are in the class. I look forward to your coming and enjoying the fellowship with us. Please email me at: [email protected] or call the church office(237-4581) if you want to attend the class. Thanks,

mailto:[email protected]

Carter’s Corner

Psalm 30:1-5

I will exalt You, Lord,

for You lifted me out of the depths

and did not let my enemies gloat over me. Lord my God, I called to You for help,

and You healed me.

You, Lord, brought me up from the realm of the dead; You spared me from going down to the pit.

Sing the praises of the Lord, you, His faithful people;

praise His holy name. For His anger lasts only a moment,

but His favor lasts a lifetime;

weeping may stay for the night,

but rejoicing comes in the morning.

“Weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning”

The ESV tells us that JOY comes in the morning. The Message says, ”The nights of cry-

ing your eyes out give way to days of laughter.”

This is the Easter story. There was darkness, and now there is a great light. The light

shines brighter than the darkness. Where there is light, there can be no darkness whatso-

ever!

On Easter, we celebrate the Light of the world. We celebrate the resurrection of our Lord

and Savior Jesus Christ. We celebrate this joy, the rejoicing, this day of laughter. We do a

great job of celebrating Easter...the church is full, or overcrowded; we are excited to be here; we are excited to sing and worship. What about the other 364 days of the year? Do

we live in the joy? Or are we living in the darkness, weeping, crying? There is a season for

weeping, and a season for crying and mourning. But the Easter message is the message of Joy, the message of laughter. We can have the joy of the Lord year round. The Lord our

God wants us to live in HIS joy.

My prayer for you, me, our entire congregation, and the community is that we can live in this JOY of the Lord. Yes, there will be hard times, sad times, times of mourning, but God

gives us HIS joy and we can live in that joy each and every day.

If you have never really experienced the Joy that only Christ can give us, the peace that

passes all understanding, my door is open. Please come by to talk to me. God’s joy, like

HIS love, is AMAZING!

Carter

S.A.L.T. News

A Cow for Kenya

The SALT Youth are in the process of raising $500 to purchase a cow

for a needy family in Kenya. Through World Vision, caring Christians can

donate funds that will enable a Third World family to own their own cow

which enables them to become self-sufficient and productive. With this in

mind, the youth have decided to raise $500 in honor of Martha Henry,

President of the PIPC Youth Council and a graduating senior in our youth

program.

Congratulations, Martha! We love you!

Confirmation classes will

begin on Sunday, April 7, 2013

with an orientation luncheon

for our confirmands, their men-

tors, and their parents. The

luncheon will begin at 12:00

noon in the ODFC hosted and

taught by Rev. Carter Robinson, Rev. Frank Holsclaw and

Youth Director, Kimmie Tomlinson.

Youth participating in the 2013 Confirmation Class are: Anna

Grace Fletcher-6th grade, Stevie Hierholzer-6

th grade, Jake Hoff-

man-7th grade, Mary Catherine Horton-6

th grade, Ben Marlow-

6th grade, Kyra Moree-10

th grade, Sara Beth Sisney-7

th grade,

and Caroline Warren-8th grade.

Confirmation Sunday will be held on Pentecost Sunday, May

19, 2013 at the 11:00 AM service. A celebration luncheon will

follow in the ODFC.

Salkehatchie Summer Service

Salkehatchie is a series of summer mission camps that take place

in depressed areas of South Carolina. Youth pay to go into impover-

ished neighborhoods to rebuild lives and homes. Those youth and

adults registered to attend the Conway Salkehatchie camp June 15-

22 are: Jordan Brown, Davis Eddy, Ashley Gaddy, John Horton, Ni-

na Lowenbach, Susie Lowenbach, Kyra Moree, Emily Middleton, and

Sydney Windham.

Others wishing to attend: Lora Gahagan Eddy, Maddy Middleton,

Caroline Warren, and Macon Warren.

NOTE: SPRING BREAK Georgetown County Schools April 1-5, 2013

”Fun in the Son”

Summer Camp

for

Senior High

Youth

July 14-18,

at Jekyll Island.

Contact Kimmie Tomlinson for

more details and registration.

[email protected]

or 457-1917


S.A.L.T. Youth News

Sports and Arts with Our Youth

The Youth of PIPC are very involved in many activities at their schools

and in their community. Just to give you a taste, here are some of our

youth and what they are participating in.

Art-Hailey Hazzard, Hunter Hazzard

Band-Ashley Altman, Randy Johnson, Noah Lowenbach, Maddy McConnell,

Sydney Windham

Basketball-Thomas DesChamps, Davis Eddy, Jessica Mangialardo

Baseball-Thomas DesChamps, Davis Eddy, Jake Hoffman, Noah Lowenbach

Baton Twirling-Hailey Hazzard

Cheerleading-Ashley Gaddy, Danielle Gaddy, Hunter King, Kyra Moree

Computers/Robotics-Noah Lowenbach, Jack McConnell, J.D. Tucker

Dance-Anna Grace Fletcher, Sidney Windham

Drama-Anna Grace Fletcher, Stevie Hierholzer, John Horton, Mary Catherine Horton

Football-John Horton, Brady Lottchea

Golf-Martha Henry, Josie Mangialardo

Gymnastics-Caroline Warren

Horseback Riding/Competition-Jordan Brown

Skateboarding-John Horton, Noah Lowenbach, Ben Marlow

Soccer-Lillian Eddy, Lora Gahagan Eddy, Ora Parker Eddy, Martha Henry, Jessica Mangialardo

Softball-Ashley Gaddy, Jordan Lee, Nina Lowenbach, Maddy Middleton

Swimming-Sam Sisney, Sarah Beth Sisney

Tennis-Thomas DesChamps, Davis Eddy, Danielle Gaddy,

Mary Catherine Horton, Maddy Middleton, J.D. Tucker

Track and Field/Cross Country-Lillian Eddy, Emily Middleton

Volleyball-Ora Parker Eddy, Leea Whetstone

Congratulations to Caroline Warren

who won the 2013 SC Lv 5-10

State Championship in Gymnastics!!

GO CAROLINE!!

Clean-Up Day

CLEAN-UP DAY

Mark your calendars now for Saturday, April 13th because

that’s the date for our annual “Church Clean-Up Day”. We’ll

clean the church and all of the other buildings from the bottom

to the top, from the inside out, and everywhere in between!

We’ll also be cleaning and sprucing up the church grounds. We’ll

start early and then we’ll have barbeque (prepared by Mark

Windham) with all of the trimmings! Last year we had over 70

people working and we need to break that record! What a won-

derful way to spend a Saturday morning! We’ll begin work at

8:30 A.M. and end at 1:00 P.M. with our wonderful barbeque

lunch. MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND MAKE SURE THAT

YOU COMPLETE THE INSERT IN THE NEWSLETTER OR

THE INSERT THAT WILL BE IN THE CHURCH BULLETIN

ON APRIL 7th AND RETURN THEM TO JULIA OR THE

CHURCH OFFICE. Thank you!!

Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men. Colossians 3:23

“Left Behind”

Unlike the fictional novels and movies with accounts about “the end

times” and “the rapture,” we have PIPC’s own version of “left behind” – all

those items that have been left behind in storage closets, the library, class-

rooms, etc. with no known owner. Since April 13th is our big clean-up day,

these items will be displayed on a table in ODFC beginning April 1st with the

request that owners claim their items by April 7th and that beginning April

8th any unclaimed items may be claimed by anyone interested in them. Any-

thing remaining on April 13th will be discarded. So, please, check the display

in case there is anything you may have inadvertently “left behind.”

There will also be a cleanup of the ODFC kitchen on April 5th. There are

a number of cake plates, vases, and other items that have been left in the

cabinets. We are asking members to please claim these items before April

5th. All items left in the kitchen after that date may be discarded.

Notes from Julia

J.A.M. NEWS

The children of J.A.M. have a lot of exciting events planned for the

month of April. Besides their weekly Sunday night meetings, they will be

participating in Church Clean-Up Day on April 13th helping in the Education

Building and on the grounds. They will also be attending the Lowcountry

Strawberry Festival on April 20th at Boone Hall Plantation in Mt. Pleasant.

While there, they will be able to ride or visit over 30 great attractions or

amusement park rides. We will also pick strawberries to bring back home

with us! On April 26th we will be having a Movie/Game Night in the ODFC.

The children of J.A.M. have been collecting money for “The One Great

Hour of Sharing” and they have also collected new socks that will be do-

nated to the needy in our area. What a blessing these children are to

PIPC!

The annual “Easter Celebra-

tion” at PIPC was a rousing success

despite the rain! More than 30 of

PIPC’s children and their friends

turned out to play or complete

the 14 different activities that were

included in this year’s event. We

dyed eggs, took a faith walk, ran

races, played Easter Bingo, made a Faith necklace, played

“The Resurrection”, designed crosses, and on and on.

Many thanks to the youth and adults that helped me “get

ready” and “carry out” this event-Mariah Amrozowicz,

Anna Grace Fletcher, Jill Fletcher, Danielle Gaddy, Pam

Gaddy, Tina Hair, Mary Holman, Brady Lottchea, Brianna

Lottchea, Terri Lottchea, Noah Lowenbach, Benjamin

Marlow, Emily Middleton, Christy Stuckey, Sidney Stuck-

ey, J.D. Tucker and Martha Wahl.

HATS OFF TO YOU!!!

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all of the willing hands that helped

with the Lenten Luncheon that was held at PIPC. Ben Vincent, thank you for set-

ting up 25 tables and a zillion chairs and thanks to you, Kimmie Tomlinson, for dec-

orating those tables! They were truly beautiful!

Cari Brown, Irene Dent, Pam Gaddy, Mary Holman, Martha McCall, Millie McNeil,

Barbara Neely, and Martha Wahl-thanks to all of you for making sandwiches, set-

ting the tables, serving soup, and cleaning up! What a job! A very special thank-

you to the 20 ladies that baked “homemade” cookies that were served at the

luncheon. They were delicious!

“CHECK YOUR DRAWERS AGAIN,

PLEASE!”

Once again, the children of PIPC will be visiting Brookgreen Gardens this summer so you know what I’m about to ask for-passes! Could you check your drawers for any passes that you won’t need and that would help our children be able to visit one of our state’s “Treasures”? If you have any passes, please bring them to my office or ask Tina to put them in my box. Thanks so much for your help. We have visit-ed Brookgreen Gardens for many summers because of the generosity of you, the mem-bers of PIPC.

Notes From Julia

Children’s Easter Celebration

Music Notes

Sanctuary Choir

Thank you for your beautiful music during the Lenten and Easter season at

PIPC. We cherish the wonderful music traditions of Pawleys Island Presbyterian

Church and are thankful for our choir and its faithful service in worship. We

would like to see more of our church family participating in our worship services

through music. If you have a musical gift to share or would like to participate in

any of the choirs and ensembles at PIPC, we welcome you. We would love to see

people of all ages in our Sanctuary Choir and ensembles – His Voice, Bel Canto,

Alleluia Ringers and Winds of Praise. You may call Sylvia at 843-237-4581, ext. 27

or email at [email protected] if you have questions or need more infor-

mation, see the calendar, newsletters and bulletins for all rehearsal dates and times.

PIPC Children’s Choir

Our kids will be hitting the Old Testament books in

April and soon the challenge will be on for our adults. Do

you know the books of the Bible? Can you sing them? In

April, our children’s choir will be back to their scripture

assignments and how our music can bring those words,

principles and stories to life. All kids, first through fifth

grade are invited. BRING A FRIEND!

Alleluia Ringers

Our handbell choir needs a couple of ringers.

What about you? Ringing is a wonderful experience

for musical expression, ensemble participation and

growth as a musician. If you think you might be in-

terested, let me know. If you are unsure about your

skills and ability to participate, ask me.

Worship Opportunities, Today and Tomorrow

Youth and adults, if you are interested in participating in a more contemporary

style of worship, outside of our normal traditional worship which is a vital part of the

worship experience at PIPC, we need to hear from you. We are seeking to nurture

and involve a variety of worship styles in a variety of settings in the days ahead but as

you know, with any community experience there must be participation and involve-

ment by the community.


PIPC News

Bible Bookworm Reminder!

For all Bible Bookworm Partici-

pants from the PIPC Library Com-

mittee – Please remember that you

have until the last Sunday in April

(April 28th) to complete your reading and turn in your

reading list that has been signed by a parent. Please

return any books that you have read to the return bin

in the PIPC Library so that they will be available for

others to read. Thank you! We hope you are enjoying

your reading!

Administration and Personnel Committee Report

The Administration and Personnel Committee is a Sessional Com-

mittee responsible for promoting a focused Christian work environ-

ment among the staff and to define personnel policies and administra-

tion, compensation including benefits, and operating procedures of the

Church to ensure we are in compliance with Presbytery policies and

guidelines. The A & P Committee is responsible for reviewing the op-

eration procedures and job descriptions annually and to make recom-

mendations to the Session for any changes. With the Senior Pastor,

ensure that each staff position is reviewed and evaluated annually. The

Committee also encourages professional growth and development of the staff.

In line with our responsibilities, the A & P committee is in the process of Staff reviews with all reviews

being completed by the end of April. We are also conducting reviews of our printing costs, and how to

better communicate to the community and Church members via our newspaper advertising and web pres-

ence. We also responsible for the Nursery and providing care for our infants and toddlers with paid and

trained workers.

With the help of the Finance Committee and approval of the Session we have started a Flexible Spend-

ing Account for our employees.

We continue to work on the Picture Directory which has had several delays and hope to have this com-

pleted and published by the end of April. We are currently making and collecting activity shots for the

directory and assembling the page layouts. I know a number of you are anxious to have the Directory

published.

If this type of involvement in our Church interests you and you would like to join this important mission,

please contact the Church office.

Ragan Ormand

Administration & Personnel Committee Chair

There will be

only one worship

service during the

month of June.

and maybe the

month of July.

Watch for details!

WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY MENUS FOR APRIL

April 3rd

Navy Bean with Ham Soup, Chili, Sandwiches, Chips,

and Dessert

April 10th

Roast with potatoes, onions, carrots, and gravy, Rice,

Green Beans, Bread, and Dessert

April 17th

Chicken-two ways, Rice and Gravy, Cooked Cabbage,

Cornbread, and Dessert

April 24th

Herb-Encrusted Pork Loin, Potatoes, Vegetable Medley,

Rolls, and Dessert

The Story Reading for April

April 3rd Chapter #27 The Resurrection Matthew 27-28; Mark 16; Luke 24; John 19-21

April 7th & 10th Chapter #28 New Beginnings Acts 1-10, 12

April 14th & 17th Chapter #29 Paul’s Mission Acts 13-14, 16-20; Romans 1, 3, 5-6, 10, 12-13,

15-16; Galatians 1, 3, 5-6; 1 Thessalonians 1-5

April 21st & 24th Chapter #30 Paul’s Final Days Acts 20-23, 27-28; Ephesians 1-6; 2 Timothy 1-4

April 28th Chapter #31 The End of Time Revelation 1-5, 19-22

Join us on Wednesday evenings for our Wonderful Wednesday Dinner and Bible Study.

The dinner begins at 6:00 PM and The Story Bible study begins at 6:30 PM in the ODFC.

The Story and Wonderful Wednesday

Thank You Notes and PW Gathering

I would like to thank

everyone for all of the

cards, meals, calls and

more importantly, the

prayers, during my recent

procedures. I am truly

blessed to be a part of such

a loving church family.

Jill Fletcher

To Our Dear Church Family,

We are so thankful for all of the love

and kindness shown to us through cards,

calls and meals during Dottie’s recent time

in the hospital. Your prayers have carried

us through this difficult time and we are

thankful for you all.

Blessings,

John and Dottie Dixon

At our Presbyterian Women Annual Gathering Theme:

“WOMAN” A Master Design Made For A Mission

Speaker: Dr. Franklin Colclough Where: Second Presbyterian Church-Sumter 1125 Old Pocallo Rd. Sumter, SC 29150 When: April 20,2013 Time: Registration at 9:00AM, Program at 9:30PM

Liz Williamson and Candy Gallup just returned from India and Nepal.

They enjoyed an elephant ride up to 16th century Amber Fort in Jaipur.

J.O.Y. School

J.O.Y. School is a place where people understand me. They are kind to me and they wait for me no

matter how long it takes me to move myself.

At J.O.Y. School I get to spend time with my friends who are like me in many ways and who enjoy

being with me.

J.O.Y. School is fun.

J.O.Y. School is loud. . .with laughter, taking, screeching, and singing.

J.O.Y. School is music and dancing.

J.O.Y. School is gardening and farming. Feeling the dirt, planting the seeds, spilling the water. . .and

that is okay.

J.O.Y. School is painting and cutting and pasting and coloring. . .and making a mess or a grand artis-

tic creation.

J.O.Y. School is so many people coming together to share goodness and kindness and love.

J.O.Y. School is thankful. Always thankful to God for everything each day brings.

Martha Insignares

J.O.Y. School will begin on Tuesday, June 11th. If you would like more information about our J.O.Y.

school or would like to volunteer, please contact Martha Insignares at 843-237-5368.

The Blessing of the J.O.Y. School Greenhouse

The Elks Lodge donated a greenhouse to PIPC and the

J.O.Y. School. On March 23rd, Frank and Carter led a service

of dedication for the greenhouse. The J.O.Y. University mem-

bers have already planted a variety of seeds and are waiting

for them to bloom and grow.

Church Clean-Up Day

CHURCH CLEAN-UP DAY The birds are singing, the flowers are blooming,

the pollen is falling and you know what that means-

It’s time to spruce up PIPC from the INSIDE-OUT!

WE NEED YOUR HELP!!! We’re having a Church Clean-Up Day on Saturday, April

13th from 8:30 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. Last year we had over 70 people working and we

need to exceed that number this year! We will need people to work inside and outside all

of the buildings as well as on the grounds. If you would be willing to help, please complete

the bottom of this insert and return it to the church office or put it in the offering plate.

This is one small way that you can give back to PIPC and God. Lunch will be provided for

everyone that helps beautify PIPC!

Name_____________________________

Phone Number______________________

I prefer to: ____wash windows

___ clean in the Sanctuary

___ clean in the Education Building

___ clean in the Open Door Fellowship Center

___ clean in Founders Hall

____ work outside weeding or picking up trash

____ work in the cemetery

Birthdays and Anniversaries—Prayer Concerns

APRIL BIRTHDAYS

2 Gene Gilfillin 3 Alexander Ivey 3 Marian Leland 3 Jerry Roberts 3 Zann Smith 4 Beth Goodale 5 Lynn Berry 6 Lori Horton 6 Ted Altman 7 Marc Baudet 7 Todd Middleton, Jr. 9 Sandra Hood 11 Betty Lyon 11 Howard Burgin 11 Ronald Smoyer 11 Ben Marlow 11 Michael Quinn 12 Jack Moree 13 Sue Carpenter 13 Naomi Hoogmoed 13 Renee Windham 14 Ashton Kennedy 14 Mary Catherine Horton 15 Al Coram 15 Jim Leland 15 Breckin Lottchea 15 Jake Stuckey 17 Maddy Middleton 18 Dan Stuckey 20 Josh Horton 21 Frankie Hilton 22 Alice Robinson 23 Charlie Hayes 23 Carrie Williamson 24 Elaine McCaskill 25 David Altman 25 Becky Roberts

27 Elise Dozier 27 Sidney Stuckey 28 Ashley Altman 28 Becky Veselick 28 Glenn Williamson 29 Emma Reese Branham 29 Jo Griffin 30 Bill Spence APRIL ANNIVERSARIES

1 Ed and Jane Mikol 2 Jim and Judith MacGillis 3 Tom and Sandra Hood 5 Mack and Ann McKinnon 5 Glenn and Liz Williamson 7 Bill and Lee Brockington Shehan 8 Joe and Sara Weeks 12 Bill and Diane Sirmon 18 Jerry and Becky Roberts 18 Elliott and Darlene Dodson 19 Austin and Winnie Farley 20 Tommy and Elizabeth Tucker 21 Jack and Irene Dent 21 James and Odette Trimble 22 Carter and Kristin Robinson 24 Barry and Martha McCall 24 David and Kimmie Tomlinson 25 Troup and Heather Bower 26 Mac and Dibbie Chapman 26 Kevin and Allison McClure 26 Tom and Alice Robinson

REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS Harry Fritz, Jennifer Samf, Debra March (Bobb and Joan Rastello’s daughter), Joy Holsclaw, Barry McCall, Julie Coles, Danny Player, Charles Smith, Roy Harrelson, Dolores Albert, Carter Dear, John Horton Smith, William (Martha Wahl’s friend), Rose Roughgarden, Jenny Watts, Jerry Hoogmoed, Suzanne Blanchard Our Christian sympathy to Tom Wise and his family on the recent death of his wife, Jean. THE CHURCH AT HOME: Gail Bogner, Bitsy Cerny, Jean Cucolo, Patty Haugh, Jane Keesler, Ernestine Knippschild, Harvey Moenig, Jo Sample, Charles Smith, Mary Van Tassel AT THE LAKES: Dottie Dixon, Dawn Hoover, Ansley Ketchin, Jim Leland, Rose Roughgarden MISSION: Cuba Mission Team

Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. Philippians 4:6

Take a moment to acknowledge those who have a birthday or anniversary this month. If your birthday/anniversary is not listed in your month, please contact Tina in the church office at 237-4581 (ext. 21).

APRIL 2013

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Office Closed

10:00 AM

PW Co-Team

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

1:00 PM

Dorcas Disciples

6:00 PM

Christian Education

Committee Meeting

2

10:30 AM Staff

Meeting - Worship

Service

11:00 AM

Staff Meeting

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

6:00 PM

Mission & Evangelism

Committee Meeting

6:30 PM

Deacon's Meeting

3

11:30 AM

Recorder Consort

5:45 PM

Library Open

6:00 PM Wonderful

Wednesday Dinner

6:30 PM

Children's Program

6:30 PM

Choir Practice

6:30 PM Wonderful

Wednesday Program

4

10:00 AM

Church Life

Committee

Meeting

11:00 AM The

Story Women's

Bible Study

6:00 PM

Stephen

Ministers

5

9:30 AM

Kitchen

Clean-Up

6

8:30 AM

Men's Prayer

Breakfast

7

The Lord’s Supper

8:30 AM Library Open

8:45 AM Worship Service

10:00 AM Sunday School


12:00 PM Confirmand Lunch

4:00 PM Prayer Time

4:30 PM Praise Band Practice

4:30 PM Youth Ensemble

5:30 PM Children's Choir

5:30 PM S.A.L.T. Youth

6:15 PM J.A.M.

8

10:00 AM

Deborah Circle

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

1:00 PM

Dorcas Disciples

4:00 PM Admin-

istration & Personnel

Committee Meeting

5:00 PM Ladies

Ensemble Practice

5:30 PM Buildings &

Grounds Committee

Meeting

6:30 PM Finance

Committee Meeting

9

10:00 AM

Tuesday Circle

10:30 AM Staff

Meeting - Worship

Service

11:00 AM

Staff Meeting

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

4:00 PM

Cuba Mission Team

Meeting

5:15 PM Worship

Committee Meeting

6:00 PM

Building and Grounds

Committee Meeting

10

11:30 AM

Recorder Consort

5:00 PM

Handbell Choir

5:45 PM

Library Open

6:00 PM Wonderful

Wednesday Dinner

6:30 PM

Children's Program

6:30 PM

Choir Practice

6:30 PM S.A.L.T.

Youth Coffee House

6:30 PM Wonderful

Wednesday Program

11

11:00 AM The

Story Women's

Bible Study

12 13

8:30 AM Church

Clean Up Day

8:30 AM

Men's Prayer

Breakfast

14





3:30 PM New Member Class

4:00 PM Prayer Time




6:15 PM J.A.M.

15

9:00 AM J.O.Y.

School Extension

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

1:00 PM

Dorcas Disciples

16

9:00 AM J.O.Y.

School Extension

10:30 AM Staff

Meeting - Worship

Service

11:00 AM

Staff Meeting

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

17

11:30 AM

Recorder Consort

5:00 PM

Handbell Choir

5:45 PM

Library Open

6:00 PM Wonderful

Wednesday Dinner

6:30 PM

Children's Program

6:30 PM

Choir Practice

6:30 PM S.A.L.T.

Youth Coffee House

6:30 PM Wonderful

Wednesday Program

18

Spiritual Lights

Circle

11:00 AM The

Story Women's

Bible Study

6:00 PM

Stephen

Ministers

19 20

8:30 AM

Men's Prayer

Breakfast

9:00 AM

Children-

Strawberry

Festival

21





12:00 PM Confirmand

Lunch/Class

4:00 PM Prayer Time





5:30 PM Under 40'ish

Gathering

6:15 PM J.A.M.

22

9:00 AM J.O.Y.

School Extension

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

1:00 PM Dorcas

Disciples

5:00 PM Ladies

Ensemble Practice

23

9:00 AM J.O.Y.

School Extension

10:30 AM Staff

Meeting - Worship

Service

11:00 AM

Staff Meeting

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

5:30 PM Session

Prayer Time

6:00 PM

Session Meeting

24

11:30 AM

Recorder Consort

5:00 PM

Handbell Choir

5:45 PM

Library Open

6:00 PM Wonderful

Wednesday Dinner

6:30 PM

Children's Program

6:30 PM

Choir Practice

6:30 PM S.A.L.T.

Youth Coffee House

6:30 PM Wonderful

Wednesday Program

25

11:00 AM The

Story Women's

Bible Study

26

6:00 PM

Children's

Movie

andGame

Night

27

8:30 AM

Men's Prayer

Breakfast

28



11:00 AM Combined Worship

Service - ODFC

4:00 PM Prayer Time





5:30 PM Young Men Gathering

6:15 PM J.A.M.

29

9:00 AM J.O.Y.

School Extension

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

1:00 PM

Dorcas Disciples

6:00 PM

His Voice Practice

30

9:00 AM J.O.Y.

School Extension

10:30 AM Staff

Meeting - Worship

Service

11:00 AM

Staff Meeting

11:15 AM Bread of

Life Kitchen Open

8:45 AM WORSHIP SERVICE

10:00 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES

11:00 AM WORSHIP SERVICE

Pawleys Island

Presbyterian Church

9967 Ocean Highway

Pawleys Island, SC 29585

Phone: 843-237-4581

Fax: 843-237-9265

E-mail: [email protected]

Website:

pawleysislandpresby.com

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