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Volume 39Issue 10Denbigh Presbyterian Church
Our Church Staff
Pastor
The Reverend Deborah DailDirector of Childrens/Youth
Ministries
Liz Marshall
Director of Music Ministries
Kelly Samarzea
Administrative Assistant
Wanda Hale
Sexton Team
Mark, June, Lauren and Nick Tessarolo
Pre-Kindergarten Director
Maggie Vincelette
The Denbigh Digest ispublishedmonthly on the third or fourth
MondayThe deadline for items
to be included is 9:00 AMon that Monday
Comments or Questions?
Contact the church officeat 877-2048 or e-mail us [email protected]
October 24, 2011
Inside this issue:
Special Services 1
Worship/Finance 2
Stewardship/Baptisms 3
New Members 4
Outreach 5-8
Session News/Pre-K 9
Fellowship 10-11
Children/Youth 12
Congregational Care 13
Birthday/Thank you 14
Next IssueNovember 14, 2011
Fall Sermon Series Windows of Our Faith
Our stained glass windows in the sanctuary illustrate keyBible stories and themes. This fall we will look at each of ourstained glass windows and study the messages each containthrough our Windows of Our Faith sermon series. Our chil-drens and youth Sunday School lessons will also correspond with
our sermon series. Join us as we explore:
The Presbyterian Seal
Crucifixion and Resurrection of JesusThe Nativity of Jesus
Thanksgiving Service - November 23, 7:30 PM
We will meet in the Fellowship Room.Please invite your friends, neighborsand visiting family for this casualworship service.
Advent 2011 Waiting
Our theme for Advent 2011 is Waiting. We will provide
Advent devotionals by Henri J.M. Nouwen titled The Lord IsNear. Advent begins November 27.
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Years Day Service
Times
Christmas Eve Services: 6:30 and 9 PM
Christmas Day Service: 10:30 AM (no Sunday School,casual dress)
New Years Day Service: 10:30 AM (no Sunday School)
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Church Record Active Membership (381) Worship on the Lawn
Attendance 09/25 10/02 10/09 10/16 10/23
Worship 78 113 83 161 105
Nurseries 3 4 5 4 9
Sunday School 27 30 29 n/a 23
Kitchen Building Fund Status
October 23, 2011
$25,457.68
Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
Please join us in celebrating the Lords Supper on Sunday, November 6,2011. Please prayerfully prepare for the celebration of the Lords
Supper.
CHURCH BUDGET
Actual Year to Date September 30, 2011
Total Income $ 210,729.71
Total Expenses $ 229,014.83
Net Difference $ (18,285.12)
Adults and teens interested in Bell Ringing for the Christmas Cantata De-cember 11: We meet Wednesdays from 6:15 7 PM in the Bell Room. No
prior ringing experience required, although helpful. Rehearsal Dates:November 2 and 16, Dress Rehearsal December 7. Please contact KellySamarzea at [email protected] or call 757-318-0816 if interested. You canalso just show up!
Teens interested in dancing with Cloud 6 for the Christmas Cantata De-cember 11: We meet Wednesdays from 6:15 7 PM in the sanctuary. No
prior dance experience required, although helpful. Rehearsal dates:November 9 and 30, Dress Rehearsal December 7. Please contact KellySamarzea at [email protected] or call 757-318-0816 if interested. Youcan also just show up!
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Time and Talentsurveys are available. Please pick one up and fill it out. This is the best wayfor the church to know in what areas you would like to serve, and it is the best way for you toknow you are needed. The completed survey can be dropped of at church, you will find a bas-ket on the table in the Narthex.
Stewardship Commitment Sunday will be celebrated on November 6. Our church has had awonderful 50 year history. As you think back over the past 50 years, think about the opportu-nities for the next 50 yearscommunity involvement, missions, opportunities for our youth,
and many more. The future will depend upon you.
Antonio Coll
October 16, 2011
Stephanie Harris
JewLeigha Harris
October 16, 2011
Alanna Durruty
October 23, 2011
Lazaro (LJ) Durruty
October 23, 2011Jim Hiltabidle
October 23, 2011Lazaro Durruty
October 23, 2011
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Brian and Stephanie Harris with their daughter JewLeighajoined the Denbigh Presbyterian Church family on October16, 2011. Brian is a Site Manager for an environmental con-struction company while Stephanie is pursuing a Bachelorsdegree in psychology with a minor in human resources.Brian and Stephanie have three children, JewLeigha (age 7),Ryan (age 15) and Hallie (age 17).
Stacey Coll was received into membership on October 16,2011. Stacey has two wonderful children, Antonio, who was
baptized on the 16th and Victoria. Stacey has lived in Vir-ginia for the past twenty years. She enjoys spending timeoutdoors with her family, and she also enjoys recreationalreading. Stacey has worked for the same company for the
past twelve years.
Lazaro Durruty and Crystal Ellisjoined our family on Oc-
tober 23, 2011. Lazaro and Crystal are a military family, andthey are raising two children, Alanna (age 7) and LJ (age 1).Lazaro is in the Navy currently on active duty at YorktownWeapons Station and Crystal works as a massage therapist inYorktown. Lazaro and Crystal found Denbigh PresbyterianChurch because of the wonderful Vacation Bible School wehost.
Jim Hiltabidle was officially received into membership onOctober 23. Jim has played a very active roll here at Den-
bigh Presbyterian since his marriage to Becky Skaar by help-ing with both youth and fellowship activities. Jim is retiredmilitary and is now working for the Department of the Armyat Fort Eustis. Jim also loves the game of golf.
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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.
Please Donate Your Used Devotionals
After you finish reading These Days orother devotionals please consider donating them toDenbigh United Christian Outreach (DUCO).These devotionals will be shared with clients to of-fer spiritual hope and encouragement. Thanks forsharing! There is a box in the church office for the
donated devotionals.
TIME TO STUFF THOSE SHOEBOXES!
Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child sends shoeboxes stuffed with items toneedy children all over the world. If you would like to put a smile on a childs face who
probably will not have a Christmas, just follow these simple steps:
Pick up one of the brochures in the narthex area at church and it will give you instructionson how to stuff the box with the gift ideas provided. Wrap the box if you would like, labelthe box for boy or girl and include a $7.00 donation to cover shipping. If you do not have ashoebox at home, the church has provided some plastic boxes to be used.
Have your box/boxes at church no later than November 13.
If you would like to help but dont have time to buy, stuff and label, we will gladly accept adonation to cover some or all items or help cover the cost of shipping.
Help us show the love of Jesus around the world. For more information contact Debbie Amesat 757-833-3027.
Value Checks booklets, a fundraiserforDenbigh United Christian Out-reach (DUCO), are available in thechurch office. Value Checks is a book-let similar to the Entertainment booksthat have been sold in prior years with
the exception that the price is only$12.00 per booklet of which DUCOwill receive $6.00. The coupons in thebooklet are for places such asMcDonalds, Sonic, Friendlys, Bojan-gles, Arbys, DQ and many others.
Pick your booklet up today!
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S.H.A.R.E.September 2011 S.H.A.R.E. order canbe placed the week of November 1-6,2011. The order will be placed onMonday, November 7 at 10:00 AMand will be distributed in the Narthexarea of Denbigh Presbyterian Churchon Saturday, November 19 from 7:00-7:30 AM. All orders must bepicked up by 7:30 AM. Volunteerscannot be held responsible for orders
which are not picked up.
In April, we began volunteering at the newFood Bank location at 2401 AluminumDrive in Hampton. It is on the corner ofAberdeen and Aluminum Drive in Cope-land Industrial Park. It is across from
Wendys. Session Members will volunteeron November 19, 2011. The telephone
number at the Food Bank is: 757-596-7188.
The January 2012 Haiti Mission Team is busy fundraising and bonding spiritually through Bi-ble Study. The team is as follows:
Sandra Beebe Penny Norton
Deborah Dail Dale Pennell
Delores Fleming Megan Spivey
Patti Hall Shannon Weaver
Mason Murawski
Each team member is responsible for a portion of his/her financial commitment. The team willbe having an art auction and Brunswick stew sale, as well as other fundraisers.
Here are a few ways each of you can help:
1. Prayers
2. Words of encouragement
3. Support the fundraisers.
4. If you would like to financially support a particular team member, please
write his or her name and Haiti at the bottom of the check.
5. If you would like to hire one or more of the team members for a particular
job, please contact Sandi Murawski at 804-642-5613.
6. More Prayers
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10th Anniversary Menchville House Dinner, at Menchville Baptist Church, 248Menchville Rd., Newport News, Tuesday, November 8. Silent Auction, 6 PM Din-ner (catered by Carrabbas Italian Grill) at 6:30. Delicious desserts from many lo-
cal businesses. FREE, donations accepted. Testimonies from Menchville Houseresidents, present and former. Entertainment. Virginia legislative resolution to be
presented by former Delegate Glenn Oder. RSVP 833-5980 before November 1.
The Human RaceThis year the Human Race is on November 22. This is the annualwalk through the spectacular light display at Newport News Park on the Tuesday before itopens for the public and the only time you can walk it. If you have never walkedthe light display, you should consider doing it; you will never want to drive itagain! Buses take you from Woodside High to the entrance of the display. Fromthere, you walk at your own pace to the pick-up point (1.5 miles) and ride through the remain-der of the light display back to Woodside High.The details for this years event are being re-vamped. As soon as we receive more informa-tion, we will pass it along to you. For now, mark the date on your calendar and plan to join us.
Everyone is welcome!
Please contact Lisa Canaday at 874-2394 [email protected] for more information.
Denbigh Presbyterian Church Local Missions Committee is provid-ing Thanksgiving meals for needy families. We will be accepting
food donations (see list of items) and money donations for turkeysand non-perishable items. All monies and food items should be atDPC by Sunday, November 20. Thank you for your support.
Shopping List
Sweet potatoes or yams, peas or green beans, corn (not creamed), instant potatoes, rice, crack-ers, peanut butter, jelly, large cans of soup, mixed nuts, pre-made apple or pumpkin pie, turkey
pan, small to medium turkey and stuffing.
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Reserve these dates on your calendar!
Reserve these dates on your calendar!
November, all month Collect socks and underwear for PORT. ChallengeNot Ready for
Prime Timers
December 6 Spirit of Norfolk Christmas Lunch Cruise. Cost is $37.00 per person and
includes buffet lunch with non-alcoholic beverage, show, cruise, tax and gratuities.Contact Verni Saunders to add your name to the list
December 31, 4:00 PM New Years Eve Open House at the home of Don and Char-lotte Eason
January 22, 11:45 AM 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off
February 12, 11:45 AM Luncheon hosted by the Presbyterian Women and preparedand served by our High School Youth and their advisors
March 23 & 24 Bus trip to Lancaster, PA, to see Jonah at Sight and Sound Theater.
Cost is $295.00 per person, double occupancy and $335.00 per person, single occu-pancy. Price includes bus transportation, tour guide, 1 nights accommodation, 1 dinner,1 breakfast, Jonah, tour of the area with local guide, all taxes and gratuities except forthe tour guide and driver. The trip will include a stop at Kitchen Kettle for shopping.Travel insurance is available. Contact Gail McLeod if you would like to go or would
like more information.
Christmas Family Dinner
This years Christmas Family Dinner for the whole congregation will be on Sun-day, December 11 at 5 p.m. Everyone is asked to bring a covered dish. Watch formore details about our Christmas Family Dinner back by popular demand!
50th Anniversary Celebrations Looking Back While Moving Forward in Faith
Thank you to everyone who worked to make our 50th Anniversary celebrations a great suc-
cess. Many in our community and church visited our Fall Festival and enjoyed the music, foodand activities. The afternoon worship service on the lawn allowed us to give thanks to God forGod's blessings upon our church. All who gathered for the Saturday evening dinner had joyousfellowship, excellent food and a meaningful program of reminiscing and looking to the future ofDPC. As we worshipped together on Sunday morning and broke bread together at the Sunday af-ternoon luncheon there was a spirit of joy and anticipation for our church's next 50 years. Mem-bers and friends, past and present, enjoyed the photo and memorabilia displays so lovingly assem-bled for our viewing. Thank you again to everyone who made each of these events meaningful as
our church was Looking Back While Moving Forward in Faith.
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HELP! Calling all adults interested in helping our youth grow in their Christian faith. Faith
Weaver Friendsbegan Wednesday, September 21. We are in need of helpers to set uptables, set tables (plates, etc.), clean up after dinner and assist with checking in and checkingout children. You can make a difference. Please contact Liz Marshall for additional informa-
tion or to sign up to help.
757-877-2048 or email [email protected]
At Faith Weaver Friends, each child experiences an incredible, personal friendship with Je-sus through opening celebrations, family-style dinner, Discovery Centers, Bible Study, recrea-tion and journaling.
The fall session ofFaith Weaver Friends runs through November 30. Faith Weaver Friendsis for children/youth entering Kindergarten to High school. We are also offering a Bible StudyClass for adults while the kids are enjoying their activities. Wednesday evenings are for the
whole family!
The cost for the fall term is $20 per child or adult (this covers dinner). If you have more thanone child involved, the cost for additional children is $15 per child, not to exceed $50.00 perfamily.
Registration forms will be available on the youth board located in the education wing outsidethe office of the Director of Childrens/Youth Ministries. If you have any questions about the
program or would like to help spread the love of Jesus on the childrens lives,
please contact Liz Marshall at [email protected] or call the church office at 877-2048.
Attendance at Faith Weaver FriendsDate 10/05 10/12 10/19
Children 47 45 35
Adults 15 15 15
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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
Whit MayesMichelle Ramdeholls mother and brother
Trudy Bowmans husband
Allen Vigilante
Kathy Baldwins father
Kelly Samarzeas father
Leslie Maloney
Jamie Eason
Kay Atkinson
Pete Buchanan
Sharon Shires
Lorenzo Grant
Logan Marchese
Andrea Marchese
Liz Marshalls father
Stephanie Harris
Our Members and FriendsOur Members and FriendsOur Members and FriendsOur Members and FriendsOur MilitaryOur MilitaryOur MilitaryOur Military
Tom Joyce Bruce Baffer Jill Miley
Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Alisha Quinn
Todd Hall Lee Holfert John Quinn
Jennifer Lambert David Baird Pam Randall
Jonathan
Graebener
Dan
Barnhart
David
Burroughs
Our Deployed MilitaryOur Deployed MilitaryOur Deployed MilitaryOur Deployed Military
Chris Rupp Mark Manoso Joel Silva
Jacob Lindsay Ricardo Marquez
Michael Shea Daniel Troyer Terri Minch Osner
Ryan Jones (Son of Bill & Dee Jones)
Jeff and 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
Pete Marshall Daniel Jones James OSuna
David Powers Jacob Mayes Kelly Kee
We express our sympathies to the following
families. May God bring comfort and hope to
all who grieve.
Kristi Spivey on the death of her uncle.
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1 Suzanne Fleming
A1 Brian and Stephanie Harris
2 Haley Crippen
3 Bev Daniels
3 Grace Humphries
3 Chancey Hall
4 Jennifer Ryan
4 Jim Vollmer
5 Anneliese Collins
8 Brittany Hall
8 Katy Tessarolo
9 Paul Reynolds
12 Tyler Jamison
13 Hallie Webster
13 Robert Depp
14 Jacob Potts
16 Rick Pauley
17 Chelsea Fuselier
17 Nate Martin
18 Liz Marshall
19 Christopher Garcia
20 Pat Horton
21 Rhett Hickman
22 Claire Schwarting
22 Henry Schwarting
23 Charles Miller
24 Taylor Roach
24 Shirley Rucker
24 Richard Horner
25 Sara Sue Law
26 Ham Fairfield
30 Pamela McCullough
My surgery was a success and I am recovering very
nicely. I would like to say thank you for the manycalls Ive received and let everyone know how much I
appreciate the many prayers made
for me.
Gay Goble
Help Needed for
Advent/Christmas Church Decorating
Patti Hall, our Seasonal Decor TeamLeader, is seeking volunteers to help deco-rate our church for the Advent and Christ-mas season. The decorating process willspan two days: Monday, November 21 andTuesday, November 22. Please contact
Patti at 867-7263 to volunteer.
Additionally, the Seasonal Decor Team
will be accepting donations for poinsettiasin memory or in honor of loved ones.Watch and listen for announcements to do-nate in late November or early December.