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First Presbyterian Church
PRESBYGRAM
Volume 52, Issue 22
November 19, 2014
Advent and Christmas – The Holy Season is Here!
Our schedule is filled with opportunities to prepare for the celebration of the birth of Christ.
Your presence will make each event even more meaningful!
First Sunday of Advent – November 30th
Advent Wreath and Chrismon Tree in Sanctuary
9:00 a.m. – Men’s Quartet sing
9:40 a.m. – Advent Wreath making in Family Life Center
11:00 a.m. – Covenant Choir & seasonal singers for
Advent anthem
Second Sunday in Advent – December 7th
Full Advent/Christmas Decorations in Sanctuary
9:00 a.m. – Holy Communion and Ladies’ Quartet sing
11:00 a.m. – Chapel Choir and Cherub Choir sing
6:00 p.m. – Young at Heart Dinner: ‘Sounds of the Seasons’
program performed by a variety of church members
Monday, December 8th
7:30 p.m. – Bel Canto Co. Christmas Concert in Sanctuary
Third Sunday in Advent – December 14th
9:00 a.m. – Jean Rowland – guest pianist
11:00 a.m. – Service of Lessons and Carols with the Covenant Choir,
Youth Choir and Memorial Handbells, joined by a guest string quartet
Wednesday, December 17th
6:30 p.m. – Children’s Christmas Pageant in Family Life Center
Fourth Sunday in Advent – December 21st
9:00 a.m. – Kalie Gorham soloist
11:00 a.m. – Christmas hymns from our ‘in-house’ brass quartet
Christmas Eve, December 24th
4:30 p.m. – Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
11:00 p.m. – Christmas Eve Communion and Candlelight Service
First Sunday after Christmas, December 28th
9:00 a.m. – Johnnie Hall soloist
11:00 a.m. – Kendra Biddle, guest director Covenant Choir
First Presbyterian Church presents
Bel Canto Company
in a free Christmas Choral Concert!
Monday December 8th at 7:30 p.m. in the Church Sanctuary
Come enjoy a tradition that has been taking place for over
twenty five years as First Presbyterian hosts a Christmas
program presented by the premier chorus group in the Triad,
the Bel Canto Company.
If you would like to help sponsor this concert, please make a check out to
First Presbyterian Church and mark Bel Canto in the memo line.
We welcome your contribution to help bring this wonderful gift to our community!
Beyond the Debt!
Can you see it? Can you envision that day when our
building debt is gone and we can refocus our
resources on the mission and ministries of First
Presbyterian Church?
Sunday, November 23rd is the first anniversary of the
Living Our Faith capital stewardship campaign. It is
hard to imagine a year has already passed in our
three-year commitment to eliminate the remaining
debt from our construction (can you believe this fall
is the 5th anniversary of opening our new facilities?!).
We thank all who have made pledges and have been
faithfully fulfilling the promises they made. We
especially thank all of you who made extra sacrifices
to fulfill your pledges early. In so doing, your gift
multiplied itself by reducing the amount of interest
we owe on our loan.
We are so close! Our debt stands below $850,000
right now, and we anticipate it dropping less than
$800,000 by year’s end! May we all continue to finish
strong the race we have before us, looking forward
to the time when our debt is behind us, and a new
day dawns before us!
Worship
 Upcoming Music in Worship and Events 
(partial listing – please check back for updates)
Sunday, December 7
11 a.m. Cherub and Chapel Choirs 9:30 warm-up Chapel Choir; 10:00 Cherubs
6:00 p.m. Young at Heart Dinner Sounds of the Season program by choir members
Sunday, December 14
11 a.m. SERVICE OF LESSONS AND CAROLS
A service of Advent and Christmas scriptural readings and music by the
Covenant Choir, Youth Choir, Memorial Handbells & guest string players
Wednesday, December 17 6:30 p.m.
Christmas Pageant ‘DATELINE BETHLEHEM’
Chapel Chimes, Cherub and Chapel Choirs Perform
Thursday, December 18 5:30 p.m.-8:30p.m. Memorial Handbells at HPU
Performing in Hayworth Chapel for the High Point University Christmas Event
Please check their performance schedule for specific performance times.
Sunday, December 21
11 a.m. James Rush, Chris Tuft, Gene Beazlie and Larry Porter – Brass Quartet
Christmas Poinsettias and Wreaths – Please use this form to order Christmas poinsettias
and wreaths to decorate our sanctuary for Advent and Christmas. Afterward, the poinsettias
will be delivered to our shut-ins. The price is $20.00. Orders and payment must be received
by Sunday, November 23rd. Make checks payable to First Presbyterian Church and marked
“for poinsettias and wreaths.” Please print below and submit to the church office.
In honor of___________________________________________________________________
In memory of _________________________________________________________________
Given by ____________________________________________________________________
Feast of Caring
Tons of beautiful pottery options to take home!
First Presbyterian hosted the 5th
annual Feast of Caring on November
11th in the FLC and it was a major
success. After lunch, dinner, and the
raffle we exceeded last year’s total
of $20,000 to support Open Door
Ministries of High Point! A big
thank you to everyone who came out
to help fight hunger and
homelessness!
There was quite a crowd enjoying the
delicious soup selections!
The Major Sevens Band made sure everyone
was entertained with live music!
During the Week
Yoga Class
Come join our chair yoga class at 11:00 a.m. on
Thursdays in the Family Life Center as we form tree
pose, happy cat, angry cat, and practice backing up
the car. As our teacher Leanne Case says, "If you
do something every day, you'll always be able to do
it." $7 per session, or $25 for the month if you pay
ahead.
Wednesday Night Dinner and Bible Study
Come join your family and friends for a wonderful
meal as well as Bible study on The Ten Great
Themes of the Bible.
Pricing for the meals is as follows: $7.00 for adults
(13+), $5.00 for children ages 12 and under, $20.00
max per family, and $8.00 take-out meals.
We also offer online prepay for Wednesday night
meals! Just go to www.firstpreshp.org and click on
online giving.
Reservations, as always, are important. We need
to know how much food to buy and prepare. The
Team’s number one goal in providing this new
concept for Wednesday night dinners is to bring
more people together for fellowship and learning.
We hope to see you Wednesday night and wish
everyone “Bon Apetit”!
The Young at Heart Christmas Dinner
The annual Young at Heart Christmas Dinner will
be held at the church on Sunday, December 7 at
6:00 p.m. All single church members over 65 and
all widows and widowers are cordially invited to
this event. Please call Ashley at the church office
(884-2248) or email her at [email protected]
to accept our invitation to this special holiday
event. At the same time, please let us know if you
need transportation to the church for the
event. We will be happy to pick you up. The
church bus will be picking up our guests at River
Landing.
M.O.M.S Fall Calendar
If you are the mother of an infant, preschool, or
elementary-aged child, please join us! We meet
most 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 6:30pm.
 December 2 – Pinterest Christmas Crafts!!
 December 16 – Christmas
Celebration (Baby Shower for Baby
Basics!)
New! Reading Group
Please join us on the second Wednesday morning of
each month at 10:00 a.m. in the church library for a
discussion of a selected book. Our spring selections
are listed below:
January 14: The Sacred Journey by Frederick
Buechner
February 11: My Bright Abyss by Christian Wiman
March 11: Jesus, My Father, The CIA, and Me by
Ian Morgan Cron
April 8: Open Secrets by Richard Lischer
May 13: Just As I Am by Billy Graham
The Deriter Club, FPC’s Senior Adult Group, is
open to all seniors who are interested in fun
programs and a time of fellowship. We meet the
second Tuesday of each month at 12:00 noon in the
Family Life Center – here is our upcoming schedule.
We hope you can join us!
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December 9 – Lunch at FPC and a tour of
Linbrook Heritage Estate in Trinity, NC or
visit Old Salem, enjoy a candle tea service
at 1pm, then lunch at the Tavern in
Winston-Salem
(http://www.homemoravian.org/tradition
/candletea/)
January 13 – either a trip to Charlotte to see
the Billy Graham Library or Guest speakers
on fitness and balance (depending on
weather)
Nurture
Children’s Ministries News
Sunday Afternoons - for Children K-5th
Grade – Children in this age group have an
opportunity every Sunday afternoon to
participate in a world renowned Montessori
based program called Godly Play where
children can explore their faith through story,
wonder and play. After Godly Play, children
can go to music classes for Cherub Choir (K –
2nd grade) or Chapel Chimes (3rd – 5th grade).
Parents are always welcome to stay and be a
helper. Most parents use the two hours to do
other things knowing their kids are safe with
trusted church leaders. Come and see – we
have lots of room for more children!
 5:15 p.m. – Cherub Choir (K-2nd grade)
 5:15 p.m. – Chapel Chimes (3rd-5th
grade)
 4:15 p.m. – Godly Play (K-5th grade)
Kids of the Covenant - for 4th and 5th
Graders – We will meet in November on the
23rd directly following the 11:00 service, and
December 14th – Lunch is provided in the FLC
and activities are usually service projects or
games, and always FUN. There is lots of room
for more participants. Come and see!
Dates of Upcoming Events
 November 23rd 11:00 service ~ Pennies
for Hunger
 November 23rd 12:00 p.m. ~ Kids of
the Covenant
 November 30th 9:40 p.m. ~ Advent
Wreath Making (Intergenerational
activity in the FLC – Everyone is
invited!)
Sunday School - for all ages is from 9:40 –
10:40 a.m. every Sunday – Children are to be
taken to and picked up from the following
classrooms:
 Ages 2-3 – Preschool room 103
 Ages 4, 5, K – Preschool room 102
 Grades 1-3 – Upstairs room 203
 Grades 4-5 – Upstairs room 205
Beginning November 30th all children and
parents will meet in the Family Life Center
for special Advent activities.
If you have any questions about Children’s
Ministries, contact Director, Kristina Gilbert –
[email protected].
Presbyterian Youth Connection (PYC)
meets on Sunday evenings Sept – May. Over
the summer, youth participate in mission trips,
help with Vacation Bible School and attend
Montreat Conferences. Contact Rev. Jeanette
Quick Sandlin for more information at
[email protected].
Upcoming Middle School Events:
November 21-22: Lock-IN!
November 29: Decorate Christmas Tree
November 30: No PYC
Upcoming High School Events:
November 23: Game Night by Drew and Brian
November 30: No PYC
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
I want to let you know some recent news related to the Christian Life Sunday School class. Due to
recent changes in attendance, a decision was made between me and the church’s DCE, and the Nurture
Committee to disband the class. This decision was made after much thought and determination that the class
has come to a point that, due to loss of class members and health issues, the best course is to close this
chapter of our faith journey, and encourage the remaining members of the class to seek another class to
attend. Our last class will be November 23, 2014.
Let me take this time to thank all of you who attended as long as able, you made my job much
easier. Your own faith journeys that you willingly shared with the class, served to complement the lessons
taught by myself and in many cases, proved to be better able to show what a faith based life truly looked like.
As we take this journey together toward our final class, let me again thank all of you for letting me teach you,
and, for teaching me.
As this class comes to a close on Sunday, November 23, we will end class with an official closing
prayer and blessing led by Rev. Jeanette Quick Sandlin. All are invited for this closing blessing at 10:30 a.m. in
the Session room.
I am your faithful servant in Christ,
David Laws
Indulgences Announcement
Busy lives keep us from doing all of the things we hoped to have done for our families, friends, neighbors,
and ourselves. Everyone can use a little extra help, and the bonus is, by asking for help, we are supporting our
church's youth. When we allow our youth to help us accomplish the many things there never seems enough
time to accomplish, we are allowing our youth to deepen their understanding of service, building
relationships between generations, and helping them go to on to experience mission and ministry
opportunities through our church. If that is not a great enough reason, by allowing our youth to help you
with projects, we also keep our youngest members close to us as our church continues to grow and serve
others. Contact us if you would like to share in their excitement and give yourself a break at the same time.
Each season brings lots of extra work. Sometimes we have a neighbor that just needs a little extra
help. Consider asking for help or sending help to a shut-in or friend that just needs a little extra support. Let
the PYC come to the rescue through INDULGENCES!
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The leaves just keep on coming down, need help raking and bagging?
The garden harvest is ending, need help weeding or turning the garden over for the winter?
Need help spreading pine straw or mulch?
Need help planting your spring bulbs?
Need help getting your grocery shopping done or prepping for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner?
Do you have any errands that just never seem to get done?
Need help preparing your home for Christmas or Easter?
How about taking a day or night off from the kids and let the PYC youth babysit or take your little
ones to the movies and park for you?
Need help cleaning your home, garage, workshop, and attic?
Do you have a special project that keeps getting put off?
Contact: Leanne Willis [email protected] / 336- 688-0740 or Robin Sizemore
[email protected] / 336-847-1255 to schedule your next "job well done."
Upcoming Events
Thanksgiving Comes Again!
The year has turned its circle, the seasons come and go. The harvest all is
gathered in and chilly north winds blow.
Orchards have shared their treasurers, the fields their yellow grain. So open
wide the doorway—Thanksgiving again! On Thanksgiving Day at 12 noon
bring several of your favorite dishes to the Family Life Center. With relatives
and friends, let’s celebrate the joys of this season together. No reservations needed.
Advent Wreath Making
Sunday, November 30, 2014 – 9:40 – 10:40 a.m.
This is an intergenerational event where families can make a
wreath for their homes. Everyone is invited!
Candles, rings, foam oasis for fresh greens will be provided. Bring
pruning shears and greens from your yard to share if you are able.
Discover FPC
If you are interested in learning more about the various opportunities for growth, worship, and serving,
join us for our next Discover FPC class. Discover FPC is a gathering hosted by the staff of First
Presbyterian Church on a quarterly basis. It is held on Sunday mornings at 9:45 in room 002, in the
adult classroom suite below the sanctuary. Here at FPC, we want you to have the opportunity to
discover the various ways you might engage your life of faith here. This class will give you the chance
to get to know us and learn more about our church.
Please register for this 3-week series of “Discover FPC” by contacting Erin Bowers at 884-2248 or
[email protected].
Discover FPC will be held January 18, 25, and February 1, 2015; April 19, 26, and May 3, 2015; and
July 19, 26, and August 2, 2015.
Flower Calendar Dates
The following dates are available on our church flower calendar: January 11, 25,
February 1, 8, 15, March 1, 8, 22, April 12, 19 and 26. If you would like to place
flowers in the sanctuary on one of these dates, please contact Lynne Ledford at
803-2186.
Once again, First Presbyterian Church is participating in High Point’s annual Uptowne Holiday
Stroll! If you would like to be involved in hosting this event from 11:30-1:30 on Saturday, December
6th, please contact Erin Bowers at [email protected] or 884-2248.
Presbyterian Women
Presbyterian Women Monday, December 1st at 11:45 a.m.
Nursery Available
Program: “A Christmas Musical Review” by "The Petal
Points", High Point University’s All Female Acapella Group
http://www.thepetalpoints.com
Make or cancel reservations by calling the church office at
884-2248 or emailing Ashley at [email protected]
Are you working or have other commitments? Come and
leave as your schedule allows.
Lunch $6 - Baked Chicken, Broccoli Salad, Stir Fry
Vegetables, Rolls, Red Velvet Cake
Mission Opportunity - Bring a Toy for the Salvation Army
Toy Drive.
Upcoming Events 2015
Dates
January 5
11:45 a.m.
Program Speaker and/or Topic
Dr. Erin Bowers – Bible Trivia
Join us this month for delicious soups prepared by our own Presbyterian Women.
February 2
11:45 a.m.
Liz Samuels, Communities in Schools Coordinator at Northwood Elementary and former
teacher at Ferndale Middle. Liz will share stories she has written about her family.
Come join us for a Tea/luncheon this month.
Estie Culler Bennington, author of Insanity on the Road to Glory
Former Clerk of Superior Court in Guilford County
Cathy Weaver, Executive Director of Guide Posts of Strength, Inc.
GPS is a nonprofit resource designed to help local cancer patients and their families
better navigate their cancer journey. Cathy is a former columnist for the Greensboro
News and Record and the author of chemofields.com, a blog about her breast cancer
journey. http://www.cancergps.org
*Note: This is an evening meeting
Annual Meeting including Honorary Life Membership and Installation of Officers
March 2
11:45 a.m.
April 6
*6:00 p.m.
May 4
11:45 a.m.
Mission
Christmas Honor Cards
Once again this year, your Missions Committee
is selling honor cards to support the building
project for Presbyterian Church Kujei in
Cameroon. Last year’s cards raised over $2000,
which was enough to jumpstart the church’s
project of installing shuttered windows on the
church building. When John Amaya was told
we would be selling cards again, he wrote: “We
have not only put the shutters but we have also plastered
all the external walls that were never plastered. The
shutters include aluminum protectors, aluminum frames
and glasses. We still have other building needs for which
we will be highly delighted with your benevolence once
again. On behalf of the Christians of Presbyterian
Church Kujei, I wish to express our profound gratitude
to you all for the wonderful gesture. May the Almighty
God continually bless the First Presbyterian Church
High Point abundantly.” The cost of the cards will
be $10—they are the perfect way to honor a
family member, teacher, or special friend—and
the perfect gift for the person who has
everything!
CROP Walk
The annual High Point CROP Walk was a
success for First Presbyterian! After it was all
said and done we managed to raise $2,334 to
help end world hunger.
Main Street Coalition ~ Fill the Bus
The “Fill the Bus Campaign” is an ongoing
food collection project focused on providing
canned goods and other non-perishables to
local food banks. In November we are
collecting canned meats and fish (stewed
beef, spam, vienna sausage, ham, dried
beef, chicken, tuna, salmon, etc.). Collection
baskets are in the pantry (the former choir robe
room).
ACTS Ministry
The unsheltered homeless in High Point are in
need of tents, sleeping bags, small portion food,
water, and paper products for their
nourishment needs. If any members would like
to contribute, please call Dick Becker at 8693145 so he can pick it up. If you would like to
donate items please drop them off in the
gathering area.
Mobile Meals Needs Your Help
Are you between jobs? Newly retired? A young
mother who can spare an hour or two? Mobile
Meals needs volunteers on Tuesday mornings!
If you can possibly spare an hour and a half
each Tuesday or one time per month, please
consider helping with this local mission. The
rewards are immeasurable. Please call Pat
Hudspeth at 687-0923 or the church office at
884-2248 if you are interested in volunteering.
Career
Connection
meets each
Monday morning
from 8:30-10:00
in the Session
Room of the Church. A workbook that covers
fundamental job-search strategy is provided
each participant. Trained facilitators lead the
discussions along with having at least one guest
speaker each month. This mission was started
about four years ago. Many have attended and
many have found employment.
We encourage the congregation to help
promote this program.
Schedule and Topics:
~ November 24 – Interviewing Skills,
Preparing for the Interview
~December 1 – Sindy Martin of S’Martin Up
In an effort to be the friendliest church in town, the Congregational Care Committee is including a monthly
birthday list of our members in the Presbygram. Happy November Birthday! If your name is not listed, please
call the church office and tell us your birth date so we can add it to our records.
Tracy Amos
Leigh Spencer
Spencer Smith
Leah Martin
Morgan Rainey
Hunt Dalton, III
Kendra Biddle
Denny Wesney, Jr.
Kristen Biddle
Tony Mills
Karl Griffith
Stuart Crawford
Thomas Powell
Susan Osborne
Caroline Henriques
Jackson Thomas
Dorris Koontz
Avery Mendenhall
Kate Post
Bill Ruth
Kyle Morgan
Neil Spencer
Taylor Tarolli
Clarice Arnold
Jacob Bethune
Chuck Ledford, Jr.
Sandy Veach
John Croom, III
Hunter Davis
Carol Henriques
Betty Goodwin
Nicole Arnold
Art Glover
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Tyler Tuft
Brooke Garrou
Lauren McMinn
Ked Powell
Clint Engel
Joe Minchak
Norma Everett
Anne Ogle
Susan Martz
Charles Fisher
Sara Glynn Howell
Joe Davis
Patty Morris
Bert Ragan
Luke Ledford
Loretta Hoppe
Mary Morgan
Lynda Bowers
Jennifer Idol
Charles Mendenhall
Elise Peters
Will Bethune, Jr.
Betty Early
Joann Crawford
Brantley Kelly
Teresa Teague
Amber Reeves-Daniel
Taylor Lassiter
Allen Bennett
JoAnn Owings
Andy Williams
Austin Williams
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Congregational Care
Congratulations to Teresa and Ray Bretzmann in the October 27th birth of their granddaughter, Allison
Elizabeth. Proud parents Jay and Casey Allison Bretzmann Leach (Manassas, VA) write: “Our precious little
Allison (Allie) Elizabeth was born this morning at 6:33. She weighs 7lb. 15oz. And is 21 in. long. We are
incredibly blessed and Hannah is SO excited to be a big sister! Thank you all for your love and prayers.”
Congratulations to William and Andrea Womack in the November 8th birth of their daughter Elizabeth
“Libby” Claire Womack. She was born at 3:50 p.m., weighing 6lb. 5oz. and 19 inches long. Congratulations
are also extended to “Granny,” Patsy Womack.
The sympathy of the congregation is extended …
… the family of Bob Campbell in his November 9th death.
Hospitalized: Jay Van Kleef, Forsyth.
Recovering at Home: Wayne Veach, 8505 Mahala Dr., High Point, NC 27265; Carl Adams, 3518
Langdale Drive, High Point, NC 27265; Don Hunt, 920 Shamrock Rd., High Point, NC 27265
Continuing Prayer: Nelle Bailey, 1575 John Knox Dr. PB215, Colfax, 27235; Ryland Redpath, 910
Northshore Ct., High Point, 27265; Carol Courts, 1575 John Knox Dr. Winged Foot Rm. 300, Colfax,
27235; Hazel Long, 1575 John Knox Dr. Apt. C204, Colfax, 27235; Charles Fisher, 1575 John Knox Dr.
Winged Foot Rm. 326, Colfax, NC 27235; Carol Allen, 1575 John Knox Dr. Apt. HT116, Colfax, 27235;
Lois Blue, McEwen House, 1315 Greensboro Rd., Room 8012, High Point, NC 27260; Nelda Hylton, 1575
John Knox Dr., Apt. 136 Muirfield, Colfax, NC, 27235; Jan Cheek; Loretta Hoppe, 3808 Blairwood St.,
High Point, NC 27265; JD McGuinn, 220 Westdale Dr., High Point, NC 27265; Stu Crawford, 3801
Montclaire Ct., High Point, NC 27265; Sadie Martin, 1575 John Knox Dr. Muirfield 230, Colfax, NC 27235;
Skip Queen, 1206 Devlin Ct, High Point, NC 27262; Dorris Koontz, 1575 John Knox Drive, Apt D205,
Colfax, 27235; Etta Walser, Westchester Manor, 1765 Westchester Drive, Room 413, High Point, NC 27262;
Marc Mann; Ann Levina, 619 W Lexington Ave., High Point, NC 27262; John McGinty, 1575 John Knox
Dr PB125, Colfax, 27235; Priscilla Davis, 1765 Westchester Drive, Apt 320, High Point, NC 27262; Judy
Haworth, 1575 John Knox Drive, PB118, Colfax, NC 27235; Kay Hodge, 2680 N. Forrest Rd. Apt 240,
Getzville, NY 14068; Mike Postler.
Military: Seth Hall, 91-1139 Kamoaha Loop #3-G,
Kapolei HI 96707; Mitchell Kiser; John Cooper, Lcpl
Cooper, John D., 129 Acorn Way, Richlands, NC 28574;
Lance Corporal Charles D. Peksa, 300 Village Drive,
Apt. L7, Jacksonville, NC 28546; and Colonel Scott W.
Kelly, 135 Gorgas Rd., Wahiawa, HI 96786.
Dear friends at River Landing, First Pres., High Point and
beyond,
For the last five months I have been covered with your showers
of prayers, visits, cards, and items of support and encouragement. To
acknowledge each one personally would be akin to catching rain
drops. However, I do want to let you know how very important they
were to me, and how very much they were appreciated. At difficult times they were surely a
source of strength that carried me through. I thank each and every one of you with all my
heart.
The medical people have not yet found the source of my food aversion/nausea
problem. However, lately things have been a little better, and we are looking forward to
improvements now that I am home.
Thank you again for your thoughtfulness,
Charles Fisher
The Workingest Church
November 2014
Please make note of the date you are scheduled to
serve in your area of ministry
Acolytes
November 2
November 9
November 16
November 23
November 30
Maddie Brown and Khloe Roberson
Alex Cook and Trip Murray
Delaney Hanf and Mallory Cook
Anna Wetherington and Cadence Rainey
Trip Murray and Khloe Roberson
Wee Kirk
November 2
November 9
November 16
November 23
November 30
Marianne King
Kelly Wesney
Hollis Bethune
Daphne Roberson
Beth Caress/Kristina Gilbert
Infant Nursery Schedule
November 2
Jeanne Lassiter
November 9
Casey Lowe
November 16
Meagan Lewis / Jen Tuft
November 23
Alison Grein
November 30
Casey Lowe
Raven Ash, Afternoon Office Assistant, Ext. 33
[email protected]
Honey Humphrey, Morning Office Assistant, Ext. 33
[email protected]
Sheila Beane, Office Manager, Ext. 32
[email protected]
Ashley Beason, Church Secretary, Ext. 21
[email protected]
Kristina Gilbert, Director of Children’s Ministries, Ext. 22
[email protected]
Judith Millar, Organist, Ext. 28
[email protected]
Elizabeth Gulley, Director Of Music, Ext. 29
[email protected]
Jeanette Quick Sandlin, Director of Christian Ed., Ext. 24
[email protected]
Ken Meeks, Parish Associate
[email protected]
Erin Kesterson Bowers, Associate Minister, Ext. 25
[email protected]
Ken Broman-Fulks, Senior Minister, Ext. 30
[email protected]
Staff
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HIGH POINT, NC USPS (020246) pub.
Monthly by First Presbyterian Church,
918 N. Main St., High Point, NC 27262-3989.
Postmaster please send address changes to:
Presbygram 918 N. Main St., High Point
NC 27262-3989.
First Presbyterian Church
918 North Main Street
High Point, NC 27262
Phone 336-884-2248
Fax 336-884-0953
www.firstpreshp.org