A Union of Second and Denbigh Presbyterian Churches

Denbigh United Denbigh United Denbigh United

Presbyterian ChurchPresbyterian ChurchPresbyterian Church

Denbigh Campus

302 Denbigh Blvd.

Newport News, VA 23608

(757) 877-2048

(757) 898-1076 (Fax)

(757) 898-1043 (Preschool)

www.denbighpres.org

session@denbighpres.org

Second Campus

201 Menchville Road

Newport News, VA 23602

(757) 874-2113

secondpresnn@hotmail.com

Information 1

Worship/Session News 2

Adult Education 3

Outreach 4-7

Finance 7

Fellowship/Stewardship 8

Children’s/Youth Ministry 9-11

Summer Program 12

Congregational Care 13

Birthday/Thank you 14

June Sunday Schedule 15

June Calendar 16

Inside This Issue

June 2014

Honoring Our 2014

Graduates Join us for worship and celebration

on June 1 as we honor our 13 graduates. Many

of our graduates will participate in the service

and will share their talents to the glory of God.

We will celebrate the Sacrament of the Lord's

Supper and send our graduates forth with our love, prayers and

encouragement.

The Prime Timers are hosting a reception following the worship

service. If you can bring food for the reception please sign up at the

kitchen counter on May 25.

Douglas Rogers will be giving a recital of classical guitar on

Sunday, June 1 at 4:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary. The program

features popular Irish and Celtic folk music as arranged for guitar

by Mauro Giuliani. The recital will also include Gerald Garcia's

Celtic Airs, featuring the popular Morrissey's Gig. The program

will conclude with a set of etudes by Brazilian composer Heitor

Villa-lobos. There will be a reception in the Fellowship Hall

following the recital. Proceeds from the free will offering will go

to the clean water projects in Haiti being done by our missionary

Bruce Robinson.

Haiti Benefit Recital

and Reception

Our Church Staff

Denbigh Campus

Pastor

The Reverend Deborah Dail

Ministerial Assistant

Rusty Norton

Director of Children’s and

Youth Ministries

Liz Marshall

Director of Music Ministries

Jane Martin

Administrative Assistant

Wanda Hale

Sexton Team

Mark and June Tessarolo

Nick and Lauren Tessarolo

Preschool Director

Maggie Vincelette

Nursery Coordinator

Alicia Lewis

Treasurer

Lorena Riely

Second Campus

Administrative Assistant

Charlene Bedford

Sexton

Veronika Jones

Preschool Director

Tammy Castagna

Church Record Active Membership (497 as of March 2014)

Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper

Please join us in celebrating the Lord’s Supper on Sunday,

June 1. Please prayerfully prepare for the celebration of the

Lord’s Supper.

Received into the membership of DUPC Joan Apley, Jessica

Horine (and children Cheyenne and Wyatt) and Mike and

Kristi Lajoie (and son Joey).

Approved DUPC and Denbigh United Presbyterian

Preschool treasurers’ reports.

Approved minutes of April 22, 2014 Stated Session

meeting.

Approved amended Denbigh United Presbyterian Preschool

Bylaws.

Approved hiring Tammy Castagna as Director of the

Denbigh United Presbyterian Preschool effective August 1,

2014.

Concurred with decision of Second Presbyterian Preschool

Board to allow Charlene Bedford to stop working when her

duties for the Church and Preschool are complete even

though she is being paid through June 30, 2014.

Approved creating designated place on church lawn for

proper disposition of communion elements in keeping with

The Book of Order.

Approved letter to Church Mutual Insurance concerning

church insurance policy.

Approved the report of Gerry Ellis (ruling elder commis-

sioner) on the April 29, 2014 meeting of the Presbytery of

Eastern Virginia.

Received committee reports for information.

Prayed for the ministries and people of DUPC and for other

local and global needs.

Attendance 4/27 5/4 5/11 5/18

Worship 152 178 162 176

Nurseries 5 12 4 8

Sunday School 47 51 41 38

Are You Looking for a Circle of Friends? A Small Group May Be the Answer. Here at Denbigh United we have several Small Groups and are eager to start more. A Small

Group is a group of 6-12 people who meet weekly or every other week for Bible study/discussion,

prayer, fellowship and service. Deep and abiding friendships can grow in these groups as believers

student God’s Word and support one another.

Our existing groups are listed below. If you are interested in an existing group or in being a

part of a new group, please contact Deborah Dail or Tim Jacoby.

Sunday evenings (every other week) from 6:30-8 p.m. This group meets at the church and

childcare is provided. The facilitator is Kristi Spivey, and the group is currently studying

Managing Life. For information, call Kristi at (757) 814-9538.

Sunday evenings (every other week) from 5:30-7:30 p.m. This group meets at the home of

Dale and Keith Pennell. The group discusses the Sunday sermons. For more information,

contact Dale Pennell at (757) 303-7762.

Monday evenings (every week) at 7:30 p.m. This group meets at the home of Tim and

Debbie Jacoby. For more information, contact Tim Jacoby at (412) 720-4808.

The Adult Bible Class is taught by Jay Dunn and Bob Young. During the spring quarter (March

through May) the Adult Bible Class will be studying a variety of Old and New Testament books with

an emphasis on exploring the connections between Jesus and the Hebrew Scriptures. The class

meets Sunday mornings at 9:15 in the Conference Room.

The Ladies Discussion Group is studying Where Faith and Culture Meet. This series of six DVDs

and the study book will engage you in Bible study discussion regarding bold ways to discover God’s

challenge in each of us - to minister to our culture - and what that means to you. If interested in

joining us, please contact Amy Schmidt at ahschmidt50@yahoo.com. This class meets at 9:15 on

Sunday mornings in the Parlor.

Living as a Committed Christian in the Kingdom in the 21st Century Class

The class, featuring a small group discussion/seminar format, will use relevant Scripture to consider

the implications of how a Christian might deal with such issues as: healthcare, poverty, affluence,

inequality, education, individualism and community, human rights, diversity, violence, the Jesus of

the Gospels, Christian responsibilities, and other issues that might surface or become prominent in

the news. Mike Langrehr will facilitate this class which will meet in the Library. Please join us at

9:15 a.m.

If we bring just one food item every Sunday. . . Some suggestions for THRIVE’s pantry:

Canned

Meat

Peanut butter

Fruit Jelly/Jam

Cereal Crackers

Gravy Dry or canned Potatoes

Beans Canned meals (stew, ravioli,

etc.)

Rice Dry milk (individual pkgs.)

Jello or

Pudding

Stuffing mix

Food items should be

canned/boxed/non-perishable

. . . the shelves would never be bare.

THRIVE Peninsula formerly

D.U.C.O. (Denbigh United Christian

Outreach) is in critical need of food

supplies. Each week the need is

greater than the week before. We

thank you in advance for all of your

support. You may bring your food do-

nations to church and place them on

the kitchen counter where they are

picked up and taken to D.U.C.O. each

week.

JUST A

REMINDER……

Articles for the July Digest are due in the

office by 9:00 a.m. on Monday, June 23,

2014. Any announcement you wish to

have in the Sunday bulletin must be

called in, emailed, or delivered to the

office by noon on Thursdays with the

exception of the summer months (June,

July and August) when the deadline will

be Wednesdays at noon.

THANK YOU !

Did you miss a recent Sunday at church and

wish you could go back and hear the sermon, or

maybe you were there and are just trying to

remember what was said? Well fear not, you are

in luck! Just go to our website

www.denbighpres.org, look on the left side for

2014 Sermons, and find the Sunday you may

have missed. There are both audio and text

versions for most sermons, which you can

download or stream online. Also, a full

recording of the entire service can be obtained if

you make a request through the church office.

Older sermons are archived and can also be

made available if you are looking for a particular

one as well.

S.H.A.R.E. Dates for June

June 2014 S.H.A.R.E. orders will be placed the week of June 9-13.

The June orders will be distributed in the Narthex area of Denbigh

United Presbyterian Church on Saturday, June 28 from 7:00-7:30 AM.

All orders must be picked up by 7:30 AM on the distribution date.

Volunteers cannot be held responsible for orders which are not picked

up.

DUPC Youth will work at the Food Bank

on Saturday, June 28. Please contact

Terry Hall for additional information.

The 2014 Food Bank Volunteer Schedule is now posted on the bulletin board near the kitchen

counter. Please make note of when your group (e.g., PimeTimers, Youth, etc.) is scheduled.

Thank you to Ken Bowers for developing the schedule again this year.

As some of you may know, DUPC conducts a Monday morning worship service at The Gardens at

Warwick Forest four times a year. Join us on June 30 at 10:00 a.m. for the next service. The Gar-

dens is a Riverside Hospital continuing care facility. Depending on their physical condition, those in

residence may attend the chapel service or watch the live televised program from the comfort of their

rooms. This month, over twenty DUPC members participated in the worship service as greeters, in

singing, as comforters, and in general support of this outreach. It is a true blessing to see the impact

we have on those who may not otherwise have a worship experience. Are you interested in helping?

Participation in this rewarding effort is made easy. Come and sing, greet, pass out bulletins, or act as

a worship leader. For information, please call Rusty Norton at 757-414-1092 (C) or send an email to

rustynorton@denbighpres.org.

The Gardens at Warwick Forest

The Session has approved raising funds to purchase

a van or bus. This vehicle will allow us to more

efficiently transport children and adults to all

Church events and provide a way for youth, seniors

and others to travel to activities and service

opportunities. If you would like to contribute,

designate your check “Church Vehicle Fund.” If you

would like to help with fund-raising, contact Verni

Saunders at 874-3923 or veryverni@verizon.net.

Alternative Gifts for Father’s Day to Benefit

Haiti Projects. Does your father have every-

thing they need or want? Are you struggling to

figure out a gift that will honor the women and

men in your life who have made a difference?

Consider making a gift to the church for a Haiti

project in honor of your loved one. We have

beautiful, full-color cards that you may present

to your loved one on his special day. Stop at the

kitchen counter, select the Haiti project to which

you want your donation designated, make your

donation and receive the card(s). Checks should

be made payable to Denbigh United Presbyte-

rian Church. The memo line should designate

the Haiti project you select.

If you have donations of coats, sweaters, clothes,

furniture, etc., please consider donating them to

LINK or PORT or others in need. Please remem-

ber the Homeless Shelters are always in need of

new white socks (all sizes), travel-sized toiletries,

blankets, coats and more. If you can donate items

please notify Joe Bender at 757-969-1365 to set

up a time to meet at Denbigh United and he will

gladly take the donated items to where they will

do the most good.

CHURCH BUDGET

Actual Year to Date April 30, 2014

Total Income $ 157,020.10

Total Expenses $ 144,668.58

Net Difference $ 12,351.52

Mike Langrehr would like to convey the thanks and appreciation of the Sussex II State Prison Kairos

Prison ministry team for the generous cookie support from Denbigh United Presbyterian Church.

There were approximately 80 dozen cookies baked by our members and you can rest assured that

each and every one of them was thoroughly enjoyed by the folks who ate them. Your kindness and

generosity are indeed a blessing.

On Sunday, June 22, 2014, members of our Haiti team will have one last fundraiser before they

embark on their trip on July 11, 2014. We invite you to bake your favorite cake or pie to be

auctioned off or, you might just enjoy the sweets someone else has prepared. It is also the Sunday

before Vacation Bible School begins. We will be setting up that afternoon, so you will need lots of

sweets to strengthen you. With much appreciation, the Haiti Team

Looking ahead: June 1, 11:45 AM – Host the Graduates’ Reception after worship August 14, 5:30 PM – Provide dinner for 25 volunteers at Lackey Free Clinic

August 17, 2:30 PM – Sound of Music at Peninsula Community Theater

September – Annual picnic (date, time and place to be announced)

October 21, 12:00 noon – Luncheon in fellowship room and music provided by The

Chesapeake Chorus

November 9, 2:00 PM – Pianist Bob Milne at Williamsburg Players Theater

The PrimeTimers met on May 20 at 12:00 noon at DUPC for a salad lunch. Gary and Janet Bill were

bid a sad good-bye and best wishes for their new life in PA. Barbara Norman and Bonnie Williams

presented an organ-piano program following the luncheon.

WARNING, WEAR RED!

June 8 is the date when we are invited to make our Pentecost Offering. We are asked to wear red in

remembrance of this special time. Menchville House, a ministry in our own community, will receive

40 percent of the offering. Please open your hearts to the children and youth in our midst and give

as generously as you are able.

ATTENTION MEN: The 2014 Presbyterian Men’s Conference will be held at Massanetta Springs

on July 18 – 20. This is a wonderful opportunity to get away for a weekend of fellowship, worship

and relaxation with other Presbyterian men from churches primarily in Virginia and North Caro-

lina. Speakers include Tommy Burleson, who led his NC State Wolfpack team to the 1974 NCAA

National Championship, as well as theologians of national and international stature. Details about

the conference are available at www.midatlanticmen.org or from Jay Dunn at church or by calling

him at 874-1258. Pilgrimages and retreats have long been a tradition in faith re-creation, so don’t

miss out on this opportunity.

Vacation Bible School 2014

Monday June 23 – Friday June 27

6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Closing Ceremony will be Sunday, June 29

during the 10:30 worship service, followed by a family picnic.

Register Now!

If you have any questions, call Liz Marshall at 876-0490

or Denise Thurston 502-319-0312

Dates to Remember

for Vacation Bible School

Sunday, June 15, 9:15 a.m. Training Meeting for ALL volunteers

Saturday, June 21, Noon, setting up rooms with supplies.

Sunday, June 22, during worship service, all volunteers will be

commissioned. After church, set up the sanctuary.

Monday, June 23, all volunteers need to arrive by 5:30. Bag dinners will be served at 5:45.

Sunday, June 29, closing program during the worship service. Family picnic after the service.

Please bring a dish to share with our VBS families. Hamburgers and Hot Dogs will be

provided.

Also need to break down the sanctuary and the church of all the decorations.

In need of volunteers for Vacation Bible School.

We have something for everyone. Volunteer forms are on the

bulletin board. If you have any questions please see Liz Marshall

or call me at 876-0490 or Denise Thurston 502-319-0312. We

look forward to hearing from you!

Check out the bulletin board to see how you can donate some sup-

plies that are needed for Vacation Bible School. Take off the top slip

and sign the one attached to the board, bring back the item with your

slip attached no later than Saturday, June 22. Items may be placed in

the box on the kitchen counter marked VBS. Thank you so much for

your generous help!

MONTREAT – A gem of the Presbyterian Church nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains. This

wonderful conference center/college/retreat place/and town hosts people of all ages throughout the

year for Conferences on Music and Worship, Youth, Life Long Learning (Road Scholar), Peacemak-

ing, Preaching, Christian Education, Spirituality, and Worship and the Arts.

For the first time in many many years we have a group of youth who will be attending the Youth

Conference July 22-28 with adults Liz Marshall and Barbara and Chip Shefelton. Those youth pres-

ently in grades 8-12 are eligible to attend. At this time we are taking 6 youth. They will join 1000+

youth from all over the country to share in Keynotes, Small Groups, Worship, Music, and Recreation.

Barb and Chip have taken groups for years and have always found it to be a transformative week for

the youth – we have even had youth that went back as adults to be small group leaders and on the

summer college staff.

The cost is about $500 per youth (conference, housing, food and travel). Those going will be work-

ing to raise money to cover the cost. If you would like to partially sponsor a youth or make any small

donations please make a check to DUPC and note Montreat at the bottom. Envelopes are in the

pews.

You can learn more about Montreat at www.montreat.org and the youth conference at http://

www.montreat.org/current/2014-youth-conferences-at-montreat. If you have other questions please

see Liz or Barb.

Sunday School classes are being offered for those in Kindergarten through High School. Classes

start at 9:30 a.m. and conclude at 10:20 a.m.

Kindergarten through Middle School students are studying Awesome Adventures, Paul’s Amazing

Quest.

Senior Highs are studying Choose: Steer Wide of Total Stupidity.

This Bible study walks students through some of the major truths in God's Word. In this study they

will learn

What happens when you live God's way

How you can resist temptation and make good choices and more.

Join us Sunday morning for a light breakfast and donuts at 9:15. Classes start at 9:30.

Kindergarten through 3rd grade students meet in Room 23 in the Preschool Wing.

4th, 5th and Middle School students meet in Room 5 in the Education Wing.

Senior High students meet in Room 9 in the Education Wing.

We are providing Children’s Church for students in kindergarten through 5th grade. Children will be

excused from the sanctuary after the children’s sermon. Parents are asked to pick up children from

room 5 after the worship service. Students will learn about worship, engage in worship and learn a

Bible lesson. Volunteers are needed for this ministry to continue on a weekly basis.

Summer Outreach to Children

What: Nutritious, kid-friendly lunch, academic tutoring and enrichment ac-

tivities in a Christian environment

Whom: Children who have completed kindergarten through grade 8

When: Monday, Wednesday, Friday each week from June 30 to

August 29 (no program on July 4)

Time: 10 a.m. to noon

Some extended hours for field trips

Volunteers are needed to:

Assist in preparing and serving lunch

Pack lunches that will be sent home with children for their Tues-

day and Thursday meals

Tutor children in reading, writing and mathematics

Provide enrichment activities for the children

Spend time and build relationships with the children

Provide transportation for children who need rides

Please call the church office at 877-2048 to volunteer.

Joan Kiser

Rhett Hickman

Myrna Bickhart

Amelia Britt’s daughter-in-law

Kathy Baldwin’s father

Leslie Maloney

Chip Shefelton’s father

Morris Kincaid

Hiromi O’Keeffe

Scott, nephew of Rita Stevens and Lillie Gagliardi

Ham and Nancy Fairfield

Beau Riely

Dean Adams

Ruth McCullough

Paul, Lynn and Kevin Ardary

Dawn Renee Moss’s stepfather

John Sadler

Lisa Canaday’s father

Barry Phillips

Billye Phillips

Bonnie Phillips

Bob Apley

Randy Snapp

Thomas Nyenty

Jim Highsmith

Marcie Lynn

Jennifer Mansell

Andrea Marchese

Sara Sue Law

Dorothy Spraker

Alice Bartron

Donna Hull

Barbara Brennan

Scott Jones

John Munick

Jennifer Mansell

Jim Harris, friend of Pat Terry

Our Military Tom Joyce Bruce Baffer Joel Silva

Robert Depp Caroline Joyce Michael Shea

Pete Marshall Fred Wong Daniel Jones

Jennifer

Lambert

Dan

Barnhart

Mark

Manoso

David Powers Jacob Mayes Ryan Jones

Lazaro

Durruty

Jessica

Horine

Terri Minch Osner

Jonathan Graebener

(Nephew of Joanna and Bev Daniels)

Our Deployed Military Drew Holt (Grandson of Charles and Beverely

Krespach) Ricardo Marquez

Our Missionaries Bruce and Deb Robinson

Meredith and Sandy Elder

Bob and Sharon Hallissy

We express our

sympathies to the

following

families.

May God

bring

comfort

and hope to all who grieve.

Jim Robinson and family on the

death of Eleanor M. Robinson

The Williams family on the death of

Dorothy Williams.

Dean and Mary Nell Adams on the

death of their son-in-law.

The Bender family on the death of

Brenda’s mother Margaret Nickels.

Thank you for the cards and well wishes during my

hand surgery and recovery. I feel blessed to have such

a wonderful church family. Sheila Moore

Dear DUPC family,

We are forever grateful for the out pour of love we received

after our mother’s ( Jenny Ames) passing on April 10. We

are comforted by your prayers, cards & concern we con-

tinue to receive from our loving church family. A heartfelt

& tearful thank you, Debbie & John Ames, Danny and

Connie Hunt

Dear Friends,

Thank you for your prayers, thoughts, and cards wish-

ing me a speedy recovery. I'm certain your kindness has

had much to do with my improved health. God bless each

of you. With love, Marcie

I wish to extend a huge THANK YOU to my church family

for helping me during this latest health crisis. The flowers,

cards, and visits really boosted my morale. I was in MIH

under isolation for 5 days then spent 17 days in rehab at St.

Francis. I came home on Saturday, May 3 and am receiv-

ing Home Care for now to regain my strength. Progressing

each day. Thank you again for being there for me.

Sara Sue Law

1 Victoria Coll

1 Lucy Andrews

1 Cassidy Spruill

4 Steven Williams

A4 David & Linda Rucker

A5 David & Lisa Canaday

6 Sarah Brown

7 Judy Martin

A8 Dan and Deborah Dail

8 John Mayes

10 Suzanne Burns

10 Millie Shultz

10 Kathy Baldwin

11 Paul Christensen

A12 Paul & Lynn Ardary

A12 Bill & Bette Johnson

A12 Pat & Sandi Murawski

13 Austin Norton

14 Dreama Burns

A14 Geoff & Sarah Rogers

A14 Jim and Becky Wightman

15 Betty Cole

15 Brendon Ardary

15 Robert Brown

15 Pat Smith

15 Denise Thurston

16 Theal Edwards

16 Brenda Lamb

17 Jean Kyle

17 Robert "Mac" Avery

19 Steve Carr

19 Chris Avery

20 Lauren Dunn

22 Veronika Jones

A23 John and Betty Mayes

A23 Doug and Jacqueline Hertz

24 Karen Pauley

A25 Dean and Mary Nell Adams

25 Karen Wertz

25 Pat Smith

25 Becky Wightman

A25 Terry & Patti Hall

26 Elaine Minch

27 Kristin Spivey

29 Daryl King

A30 Bill & Pam McCullough

A31 Ham & Nancy Fairfield

Thank you Denbigh United Pres-

byterian Church for a fantastic 7

years. The members at DUPC

have made the years fly by. We

have shared tears and laughter,

joys and sorrows but more than

anything else we have had friend-

ship and love. My time with you

will always be a highlight,

remembered fondly and with me

always. Thank you all for your thoughtfulness,

kindness and forgiveness that I’ve undoubtedly

needed throughout the past seven years. As Ken

and I travel throughout the summer and fall we

hope you will keep us in your prayers as we will

keep you in ours.

Thank you once again with love,

Wanda Hale

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