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A Service For The Worship Of God 4th Sunday after Pentecost, June 12, 2016 9:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary *Those who are able, please stand. Gathering Around the Word PRELUDE All Glory to God on High, BWV 711 J.S. Bach WELCOME AND ANNOUNCEMENTS *CALL TO WORSHIP Grace to you and peace, from the Alpha and Omega, who is, and who was, and who is to come; from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the first-born of the dead, To Christ who loves us and liberates us and makes us priests of his God and Father, Be glory, and dominion, forever and ever! Amen! *HYMN No. 363 Rejoice, The Lord is King! DARWALL’S 148th *PRAYER OF CONFESSION God of love, we are awed by your love and your desire to speak to us. Forgive us when we fail to hear you and understand your witness. Help us to be still and to listen. Pull back the veil that keeps us from seeing your vision for our world. Give us what we need to seek your meaning and prupose for our own day and time. Enable us always to trust your love. In Jesus’ name, we pray. Silent Prayers of Confession *RESPONSE OF PRAISE No. 595 Holy, Holy, Holy SANTO Holy, holy, holy. My heart, my heart adores you! My heart knows how to say to you: you are holy Lord! Santo, santo, santo. Mi corazón te-adora Mi corazón te sabe decir: Santo eres, Señor! *ASSURANCE OF PARDON *PASSING OF THE PEACE Hearing the Word WORD FOR CHILDREN Come and See Marilyn Houser Hamm (Children are invited to come forward.) “Come and see, come and see, I am the way and the truth,” said he. “Follow me, follow me, come as a child, O come and see.” (Children may proceed to their child care locations at this time.) ANTHEM Great Day Moses Hogan Elisabeth Davis, soprano PRAYER FOR ILLUMINATION SCRIPTURE LESSON Revelation 1 SERMON Can I Get a Witness? Lib McGregor Simmons Responding to the Word *HYMN No. 462 I Love to Tell the Story HANKEY *AFFIRMATION OF FAITH DCPC Vision Statement We are the body of Christ- worshipping, learning, serving, loving, giving seeking to realize God’s vision for the world. PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE AND LORD’S PRAYER Pg. 35 THE OFFERING Praise Ye the Lord, the Almighty Kiyo Watanabe (Please pass the fellowship register to the end of the pew and back at this time.) *DOXOLOGY Hymn No. 606 *PRAYER OF DEDICATION Bearing and Following the Word into the World *HYMN No. 360 Christ is Coming! UNSER HERRSCHER *BENEDICTION AND RESPONSE Song of Hope AREGENTINA May the God of hope go with us every day, Filling all our lives with love and joy and peace. May the God of justice speed us on our way, Bringing light and hope to every land and race. Praying, let us work for peace, singing, share our joy with all Working for a world that’s new, faithful when we hear Christ’s call. POSTLUDE Rejoice the Lord is King Raymond Haan WE HOLD in our prayers the members of our Nicaragua mission team who left on June 10 and will return on June 18 and the youth and adult leaders who will attend the Massanetta Middle School youth conference June 16-19. JOIN the on-line Gathering Around the Word discussion of Revelation at www.dcpc.org. A real-time discussion will be held in the parlor on Tuesday, June 21 at 7:00 p.m. WE WELCOME YOU to Davidson College Presbyterian Church and trust that you will find God’s presence here. When you cannot be here, join our live broadcast at 11 a.m. on WDAV 89.9 or www.wdav.org. For more information: www.dcpc.org or 704-892-5641. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY the defibrillator and first aid box are located in the west hall of the main building next to the women’s restroom. DCPC’S STEPHEN MINISTRY offers a listening ear when you need extra support. For more information, contact Alice Sudduth 704-609-0772. We are currently seeking Stephen Leaders (to help administer the program). Training is provided. WELCOME CHILDREN The Nursery (birth- age 2) is downstairs, room 14. Preschool (ages 3-5) is by the ramp door, room 118. Children are always welcome in worship. Worship bags are available at the entrances. Sunday School will resume in September. A CONGREGATIONAL MEETING has been called by the Session for the purpose of electing officers for Sunday, June 12, at 10 a.m. This meeting will take place in the sanctuary so that worshipers from both services can attend. The following are the nominees: Ruling Elder, class of 2019: Philip Batten, Beth Christenbury, Jay Harris, Ellen Law, Rachel Lewis, Cris Piephoff, George Raftelis, Jan Tevepaugh, Ed Wadsworth; Ruling Elder, class of 2017: Sam Tarry; Deacon, class of 2019: Ann Browning, Leah Chester-Davis, Heather McKee, Bev Mitchell, Pat Rickert, Jason Rogers; Deacon, class of 2017: Wiley Reddick VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL preparations are coming together! If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Jenny Alexander. VBS is scheduled for July 11-14 from 9 am to Noon. SUMMER FUN If you’re out of town this summer, take a picture in front of a church and send it in. We’ll collect pictures on a bulletin board as a way of unifying us through summer travels. We are the body of Christ- wherever we roam and with whomever we worship. SUNDAY DINNER WITH FRIENDS June 19 th (FATHER’S DAY) after the 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. Please join the Fellowship Ministry for an opportunity for DCPC folks to share in a meal together after worship. After the 10:30 a.m. service, meet on the front steps of Lingle Chapel. Someone will be holding a "Sunday Dinner with Friends" sign. After a blessing, we will walk to Vail Commons Dining Hall on the campus of Davidson College. All are invited….visitors too….and especially fathers and grandfathers. Please contact Kim Beard ([email protected]) with questions. SAVE THE DATE This September we will again be starting two of our popular Disciple Classes. The intent is to offer one during the day and another in the evening. The actual date and time will be determined by the participants. For those that have been through Disciple, you know it is an unique experience of safely exploring your faith questions in a small group environment. During the 32 weeks, you will read the Bible, listen to experts (on DVD) as they give their interpretation, discuss the interpretation and your questions with the group, all with the purpose of beginning to understand your faith, and how that faith can be applied to your everyday life. Stay tuned for more information forthcoming in July. Contact either Susan Manning ([email protected]) or Marty Metzker ([email protected]) if you are interested in learning more. TIME FOR A GOOD MEAL ! It’s that time again! DCPC has been invited to prepare meals on Tuesdays and Thursdays in July for the Levine and Dickson Hospice House. We need volunteers to provide meals for 15 to 20 people (by either providing a main dish, vegetable or salad, bread and dessert). Please sign up by June 15 through www.signupgenius.com or contact Leah Chester-Davis at [email protected] or 704-617-3329. (When you go to SignUpGenius, click on Find a Signup. Search by using my e-mail ([email protected]) and you should be able to find the DCPC: Meals for Levine & Dickson Hospice House. LEADING WORSHIP TODAY Preacher: Lib McGregor Simmons Assisting Ministers: Larry Lyon; Matt Wiggins (10:30) Music Associate: David Brinson Sound: Rick Cardenas Ushers: John and Nancy Lingle, Jucas James, Jesse Jones, Andrew Nielsen, Mark Muchane, Bruce and Stephanie James, Jennifer Little, Terri Rehkop Greeters: Rob and Ian Krebs, Marjorie and Lynn Burris, Jone Coates, Tom Clayton, David and Beth Christenbury Come and See text by Marilyn Houser Hamm Geneva Press. All rights reserved. Reprinted under OneLicense.net no. 8841.

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A Service For The Worship Of God 4th Sunday after Pentecost, June 12, 2016

9:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary

*Those who are able, please stand.

Gathering Around the Word

PRELUDE All Glory to God on High, BWV 711 J.S. Bach WELCOME AND ANNOUNCEMENTS *CALL TO WORSHIP

Grace to you and peace, from the Alpha and Omega, who is, and who was, and who is to come;

from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the first-born of the dead,

To Christ who loves us and liberates us and makes us priests of his God and Father,

Be glory, and dominion, forever and ever!

Amen!

*HYMN No. 363 Rejoice, The Lord is King! DARWALL’S 148th *PRAYER OF CONFESSION

God of love, we are awed by your love and your desire to speak to us. Forgive us when we fail to hear you and understand your witness. Help us to be still and to listen. Pull back the veil that keeps us from seeing your vision for our world. Give us what we need to seek your meaning and prupose for our own day and time. Enable us always to trust your love. In Jesus’ name, we pray.

Silent Prayers of Confession *RESPONSE OF PRAISE No. 595 Holy, Holy, Holy SANTO

Holy, holy, holy. My heart, my heart adores you! My heart knows how to say to you: you are holy Lord! Santo, santo, santo. Mi corazón te-adora Mi corazón te sabe decir: Santo eres, Señor!

*ASSURANCE OF PARDON *PASSING OF THE PEACE

Hearing the Word

WORD FOR CHILDREN Come and See Marilyn Houser Hamm (Children are invited to come forward.)

“Come and see, come and see, I am the way and the truth,” said he. “Follow me, follow me, come as a child, O come and see.”

(Children may proceed to their child care locations at this time.)

ANTHEM Great Day Moses Hogan Elisabeth Davis, soprano PRAYER FOR ILLUMINATION SCRIPTURE LESSON Revelation 1

SERMON Can I Get a Witness? Lib McGregor Simmons

Responding to the Word

*HYMN No. 462 I Love to Tell the Story HANKEY

*AFFIRMATION OF FAITH DCPC Vision Statement We are the body of Christ- worshipping, learning, serving, loving, giving seeking to realize God’s vision for the world.

PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE AND LORD’S PRAYER Pg. 35 THE OFFERING Praise Ye the Lord, the Almighty Kiyo Watanabe

(Please pass the fellowship register to the end of the pew and back at this time.) *DOXOLOGY Hymn No. 606 *PRAYER OF DEDICATION

Bearing and Following the Word into the World

*HYMN No. 360 Christ is Coming! UNSER HERRSCHER

*BENEDICTION AND RESPONSE Song of Hope AREGENTINA

May the God of hope go with us every day, Filling all our lives with love and joy and peace. May the God of justice speed us on our way, Bringing light and hope to every land and race. Praying, let us work for peace, singing, share our joy with all Working for a world that’s new, faithful when we hear Christ’s call.

POSTLUDE Rejoice the Lord is King Raymond Haan

WE HOLD in our prayers the members of our Nicaragua mission team who left on June 10 and will return on June 18 and the youth and adult leaders who will attend the Massanetta Middle School youth conference June 16-19. JOIN the on-line Gathering Around the Word discussion of Revelation at www.dcpc.org. A real-time discussion will be held in the parlor on Tuesday, June 21 at 7:00 p.m.

WE WELCOME YOU to Davidson College Presbyterian Church and trust that you will find God’s presence here. When you cannot be here, join our live broadcast at 11 a.m. on WDAV 89.9 or www.wdav.org. For more information: www.dcpc.org or 704-892-5641.

IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY the defibrillator and first aid box are located in the west hall of the main building next to the women’s restroom.

DCPC’S STEPHEN MINISTRY offers a listening ear when you need extra support. For more information, contact Alice Sudduth 704-609-0772. We are currently seeking Stephen Leaders (to help administer the program). Training is provided.

WELCOME CHILDREN The Nursery (birth- age 2) is downstairs, room 14. Preschool (ages 3-5) is by the ramp door, room 118. Children are always welcome in worship. Worship bags are available at the entrances. Sunday School will resume in September.

A CONGREGATIONAL MEETING has been called by the Session for the purpose of electing officers for Sunday, June 12, at 10 a.m. This meeting will take place in the sanctuary so that worshipers from both services can attend. The following are the nominees: Ruling Elder, class of 2019: Philip Batten, Beth Christenbury, Jay Harris, Ellen Law, Rachel Lewis, Cris Piephoff, George Raftelis, Jan Tevepaugh, Ed Wadsworth; Ruling Elder, class of 2017: Sam Tarry; Deacon, class of 2019: Ann Browning, Leah Chester-Davis, Heather McKee, Bev Mitchell, Pat Rickert, Jason Rogers; Deacon, class of 2017: Wiley Reddick

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL preparations are coming together! If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Jenny Alexander. VBS is scheduled for July 11-14 from 9 am to Noon.

SUMMER FUN If you’re out of town this summer, take a picture in front of a church and send it in. We’ll collect pictures on a bulletin board as a way of unifying us through summer travels. We are the body of Christ- wherever we roam and with whomever we worship.

SUNDAY DINNER WITH FRIENDS June 19th (FATHER’S DAY) after the 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. Please join the Fellowship Ministry for an opportunity for DCPC folks to share in a meal together after worship. After the 10:30 a.m. service, meet on the front steps of Lingle Chapel. Someone will be holding a "Sunday Dinner with Friends" sign. After a blessing, we will walk to Vail Commons Dining Hall on the campus of Davidson College. All are invited….visitors too….and especially fathers and grandfathers. Please contact Kim Beard ([email protected]) with questions.

SAVE THE DATE This September we will again be starting two of our popular Disciple Classes. The intent is to offer one during the day and another in the evening. The actual date and time will be determined by the participants. For those that have been through Disciple, you know it is an unique experience of safely exploring your faith questions in a small group environment. During the 32 weeks, you will read the Bible, listen to experts (on DVD) as they give their interpretation, discuss the interpretation and your questions with the group, all with the purpose of beginning to understand your faith, and how that faith can be applied to your everyday life. Stay tuned for more information forthcoming in July. Contact either Susan Manning ([email protected]) or Marty Metzker ([email protected]) if you are interested in learning more.

TIME FOR A GOOD MEAL ! It’s that time again! DCPC has been invited to prepare meals on Tuesdays and Thursdays in July for the Levine and Dickson Hospice House. We need volunteers to provide meals for 15 to 20 people (by either providing a main dish, vegetable or salad, bread and dessert). Please sign up by June 15 through www.signupgenius.com or contact Leah Chester-Davis at [email protected] or 704-617-3329. (When you go to SignUpGenius, click on Find a Signup. Search by using my e-mail ([email protected]) and you should be able to find the DCPC: Meals for Levine & Dickson Hospice House.

LEADING WORSHIP TODAY

Preacher: Lib McGregor Simmons Assisting Ministers: Larry Lyon; Matt Wiggins (10:30) Music Associate: David Brinson Sound: Rick Cardenas Ushers: John and Nancy Lingle, Jucas James, Jesse Jones, Andrew Nielsen, Mark Muchane, Bruce and Stephanie James, Jennifer Little, Terri Rehkop Greeters: Rob and Ian Krebs, Marjorie and Lynn Burris, Jone Coates, Tom Clayton, David and Beth Christenbury Come and See text by Marilyn Houser Hamm Geneva Press. All rights reserved. Reprinted under OneLicense.net no. 8841.

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Davidson College Presbyterian Church

We are the body of Christ— worshipping, learning, serving,

loving, giving— seeking to realize God’s vision for the world.

DCPC Vision Statement

Davidson College Presbyterian Church is an Earth Care and Stephen Ministry congregation on the corner of campus and community. This congregation celebrates partnerships in Christ with the Sigona Presbyterian Church in Kikuyu, Kenya, and the

Kilambe communities in Jinotega, Nicaragua and Blythe Elementary School in Huntersville, NC. Together we seek to grow in witnessing to Christ in a complex world and to learn more about how to respond as disciples to the great needs of the world.

DAVIDSON COLLEGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (PCUSA) P.O. Box 337, 100 N. Main Street, Davidson, NC 28036 704-892-5641, [email protected], www.dcpc.org

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CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS FOR JUNE 12-June 19

Sunday, June 12 9:00am Worship Service Sanctuary 10:00am Congregational Meeting Sanctuary 10:00am Sunday School-Maloney Class Parlor 10:00am Greeter/Usher Meeting Jetton Hall 10:15am Coffee at the Chapel Corner of Lingle Chapel 10:30am Worship Service Lingle Chapel

Monday, June 13

7:00am AA Jetton Hall 12:00pm Retired Clergy Parlor 5:00pm Finance Committee Library 7:00pm Planning Committee Room 207 7:00pm AA Jetton Hall

Tuesday, June 14 7:00am AA Jetton Hall 4:00pm Stewardship Committee Library 6:00pm Worship Committee Library 7:00pm NA Jetton Hall

Wednesday, June 15 7:00am AA Jetton Hall 10:00am Davidson Career Transition Program DUMC 11:30am Intercessory Prayer Parlor 7:00pm Session Meeting Jetton Hall 8:30pm Music Team Lingle Chapel

Thursday, June 16-Massanetta Springs Middle School Conference 7:00am AA Jetton Hall 7:00pm NA Jetton Hall

Friday, June 17 7:00am AA Jetton Hall 7:00am Men’s Study Group Davidson Village Inn 7:00pm AA Jetton Hall

Sunday, June 19 9:00am Worship Service Sanctuary 10:00am Sunday School-Maloney Class Parlor 10:00am Coffee at the Chapel Corner of Lingle Chapel 10:30am Worship Service Lingle Chapel 11:30am Dinner with Friends Vail Commons

OLD FASHIONED HYMN SING and ICE CREAM SOCIAL On Wednesday, July 6 at 7:00 p.m. in Lingle Chapel, John Kuykendall and Jane Cain will team up to lead us all in sharing and singing our favorite hymns. Hymns old and new, simple choruses or four-verse poetic theology, what is meaningful to you and why? As you request a hymn, you will be invited to share very briefly why you love it or what impact it has had on your faith. Beyond singing our own favorites, learning someone else's life experience with a hymn deepens our understanding of that person as well as potentially introducing us to a hymn we may not know or perhaps thought we didn't like. Be sure to bring children, youth, and anyone you know to share the joy of singing. Following the hymn sing there will be a time for further fellowship over homemade ice cream, a true summertime treat. If the weather is pretty, we'll gather at a tent right outside the Chapel. If it is raining, we'll enjoy our time in the Parlor. PLEASE BRING a gallon of your own homemade ice cream to share with others. The Fellowship Ministry will provide some tasty toppings to accompany your ice cream masterpieces! Please RSVP to Stephanie Rollans ([email protected]).

BEST PARTNERSHIP It is hard to fathom that less than 10 miles from our very comfortable town is a community where children go to bed hungry, where children are caught in families where parents are unable to feed their children, where children are, in effect, raising themselves. This is Huntington Green, a community of rundown mobile homes, many without electricity, whose children attend Blythe Elementary School. During the school year, the children are fed at school, and during summer weeks, Angels and Sparrows provides lunch. But come the weekend, there is no food to be had. It is rare that we are blessed to be able to address such a dire need in such a direct way, but we have been given this opportunity by Caterpillar Ministries, which works in this community and has given us the framework to keep these children fed during summer weekends. Last summer, this project was an overwhelming success! Over 100 members of our congregation contributed bags of food or money to buy food to feed these children on Summer weekends for 9 weeks. That’s 225 bags of food- thank you! Some people filled a bag for one week, some for multiple weeks. It’s time to step up to the challenge again and meet this need in our community. This need is tremendous, and the solution is simple! Read the simple steps below to see how you can help DCPC meet this challenge. We are blessed to have been given this opportunity to share in God's work in this community. Follow these simple steps:

1. Choose one or more of the following Fridays that you can provide a bag of food: June 24th, July 1st, July 8th, July 15th, July 22nd, July 29th, August 5th, August 12th, August 19th, and August 26th.

2. Email Catherine Bragg at [email protected] or Rosemary Klein at [email protected] to sign up for your specific dates. A reminder will be sent the Monday of the week that you are providing a bag.

3. Use the following list to fill your bag. Remember to use a brown paper bag. Helpful tips: Store brands are fine. ½ gallon of milk and cheese sticks will be added before delivery. Small variations from this list are acceptable

4. Pack all food in brown paper grocery bag 5. Bring your full bag to the Student Center by 9:30 a.m. on your particular Friday.

If you'd prefer for someone to shop for you, write a check to DCPC and write “Blythe Food” in the memo line.

A witness for Christ on the corner of campus and community.

DCPC FINANCIAL UPDATE May YTD Receipts $137,321 675,067 Expenses $122,369 618,936 Over/(Under) $ 14,952 56,131

WORSHIP ATTENDANCE 8:30 9:45 11 Total

6/5/2016 100 142 172 414 YTD Av2016 101 124 255 480 YTD Av2015 99 113 261 473

1 loaf of bread, basic wheat or white

1 small jar of Peanut Butter

1 small jar of strawberry or grape jelly

1 box of Macaroni and Cheese (Ex. Velveeta Shells- does not need butter or milk added)

1 box of any cereal that would appeal to kids

1 4 pack of individual fruit containers (must have easy peel off top)

3 cans of ravioli (must be easy pop top)

1 8 pack of peanut butter or cheese crackers