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DEAR LITTLE CHAPEL ON THE BOARDWALK FAMILY,

While you are reading this Marcia and I are getting our annual “granddaughter fix” out in Seattle, Washington. It is not a restful time by any stretch of the imagination, with four girls all under the age of 9, and a puppy, 3 months old, the commotion is constant, but we would not want it any other way. The Year is a time of freshness, new beginnings, a time for second chances, and for many a time to make a couple of resolutions so that 2015 will be better than 2014. I’m not one of those who is much into resolutions, because usually before the first week of January is over, the resolutions I made are either forgotten or just abandoned. That is until I came across this article by Erma Bombeck a few years ago. I am convinced that if all of us would heed these words of advice from Miss Erma, that this world would be a better place.

If I Had My Life to Live Over By Erma Bombeck

I would have talked less and listened more. I would have invited friends over to dinner even if the carpet was stained and sofa faded. I would have eaten popcorn in the “good” living room and worried much less about the dirt when someone wanted to light a fire in the fireplace. I would have taken the time to listen to my grandfather ramble about his youth. I would have never insisted the car windows be rolled up on a summer day because my hair had just been teased and sprayed. I would have burned the pink candle sculpted like a rose before it melted in storage. I would have sat on the lawn with my children and not worried about grass stains. I would have cried and laughed less while watching television – and more while watching life. I would have shared more of the responsibility carried by my husband. I would have gone to bed when I was sick instead of pretending the earth would go into a holding pattern if I weren’t there for the day. I would never have bought anything just because it was practical, wouldn’t show soil or was guaranteed to last a lifetime. Instead of wishing away nine months of pregnancy, I would have cherished every moment and realized that the wonderment growing inside of me was the only chance in life to assist God in a miracle. When my kids kissed me impetuously, I would never have said, “Later, now go get washed up for dinner.” There would have been more “I love yous”…more “I’m sorrys”…but mostly, given another shot at life, I would seize every minute…look at it and really see it…love it…and never give it back.

I hope your 2015 will be everything you hope it to be. Blessings, Pastor Pat

Little Chapel on the Boardwalk Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) 2 W. Fayetteville St. Wrightsville Beach, NC 280480

910.256.2819 J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 5 www.littlechapel.org

To Our Guests, We welcome you to the

Little Chapel on the Boardwalk

Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

You may have questions; we have answers!

During the year, LCOB Offers opportunities for

new and prospective members and inquirers to learn more about the

church. To find out more, please see Pastor Pat

or contact the church office, (910) 256-2819 ext. 100.

Dear Little Chapel,

The staff of Little Chapel would like to express our

appreciation for the Christmas Love offering

and for the many wonderful little gifts and acts of

kindness given and shared with us over the past couple

of weeks. It is indeed a warm feeling to know we

are part of this church family, and we thank you for all the ways you have shown us how

much you care for us this Christmas season.

Blessings, Pat, Martha, David, Emily,

Maritsa, Dan and Joan

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THANK “YOUS” I want to thank all of you who sent Christmas cards and tokens of your love to me over the Christmas Season. I am truly blessed to be a part of this congregation and wish eve-ryone a happy and healthy New Year. David

CAROLING What a great time our trolley full of

Christmas carolers had going to Davis Retirement Center, Liberty Commons and Inlet Greens on

December 10.

Many thanks to the carolers and to Marcia Rabun for organizing the outing. There were lots of smiles (and some tears) as the carolers made their way up and down the halls singing the joyous news of Christ’s birth.

SCHEDULE Saturday, January 3

6:00 pm Christmas Party at Sea Path Condominiums hosted by Marty and Dean Cobble

Sunday, January 4 Chancel Choir resumes at 9:45 am

Thursday, January 8 Chancel Choir rehearsals resume at 7:30 pm

Tuesday, January 13 Handbell rehearsals resume at 6:30 pm

CANTATA CHOIR Thank you to the following Chancel Choir members

who presented the wonderful cantata Love Came Down at Christmas on December 14.

CDs of the worship service are available for a donation of $10, which will go directly to the Music Ministry here at LCOB. Please sign up in the narthex to have a CD made especially for you.

for JANUARY MUSIC NEWS

2014 Children’s Christmas

Pageant

Arwyn Smith Brett Blizzard

Bryan McIntyre Cos Cosby

Dan Hammond Daniel Paparozzi Heather Bobeck

Helen Swartz Iris Davis

Jane Hughes Jane Millard Janet O’Neil Janice Willets Jean Northrup

Jean Schild

Jim Alexander Joyce Bradley Kathy Blizzard

Larry Honeycutt Lori McHugh

Marilyn Kimbro Martha Terault Marty Cobble

Mary Jo Kohunsky Mila Hill

Nancy Herring Pat Vass

Susan Long Taylor Hammond

Tom Solley

January 2015 Newsletter Page #3

PYC RESUMES JANUARY 4!!

We’re back to our regular meeting schedule. PYC will continue to meet every Sunday night from

5:30PM to 7:00PM from now until the end of May.

YOUTH LEADERS NEEDED We’re looking for one or two more adults to join the fun and help mentor these awesome students of Christ. We meet once a week on Sunday nights and take a few trips throughout the year. Please see Emily Donovan for more information.

2015 Youth Trip Calendar January 23 – 25

Ski Trip to Winterpark Ski Resort, WV April 24 – 26 Spring Retreat June 14 – 20

Montreat Youth Conference July 12 – 19

Summer Mission Trip, Nashville, TN

Youth Christmas Party at Beach Bowl

Youth Making Luminaries

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

A huge, heartfelt “Thank You!!” to all who came out to support the Children’s Christmas Pageant and Youth Pancake Supper! Al-so, we’re deeply moved by the overwhelming support for the

Christmas Eve Luminaries. We sold over 140 luminaries!! Due to the weather on Christmas Eve, we moved the luminaries into the sanctuary and they looked magnificent. A special thank you to Jim Herren and John Moore for guiding us in the kitch-en during our pancake supper. Also, thank you to Maurice Hartslove, for playing Santa Claus, and Maritsa Hartslove for organiz-

ing the candy canes and creating--from what I’ve heard, one of the BEST Children’s Christmas Pag-eants presented at Little Chapel in a while. Also, a HUGE thank you to Shirley Gearhart, Adeline Hines, Gail Miller

and Lisa Jordan for cutting crosses into over 150 white lunch bags in an effort to make our Christmas Eve lumi-naries a huge success!!


December sure has been a very busy month for all our children at Little Chapel. We learned so much about the story of the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus. I heard from Jolly Old St. Nicholas that the Chil-

dren’s Pageant held on Dec. 21 was fantastic. Santa was so proud that all the children new the true meaning of Christ-mas. Santa was so happy to celebrate Jesus’ birthday with all of the children that Jesus loves so much. Santa was so proud that everyone pulled together and worked so hard to tell the most important story in the world. One thing we learned from all this is we must trust the Lord and He will take care of us. So as they say, “The show must go on!” A big Thank you to all the adult volunteer angels who helped to make our children’s pageant a big success.

Our Presbyterian Kids Connection also had a “Frozen” event in January. We met at Wrightsville Beach Park and visited with Santa, Mrs. Clause and the Frozen movie characters. We also enjoyed watching the movie even if we did freeze. We had fun eating popcorn and trying to stay warm with lots of hot chocolate and blankets. Mother’s Morning Out children have been very busy hearing Bible Stories,

attending chapel each week, singing songs and making crafts. I feel so blessed to be a part of this wonderful chil-dren’s outreach program. We give a big thank you to Linda Allen for all her many years of service as director of our Mother’s Morning Out program. We also give an extra big thank you to all the volunteers who give their time to the care and Christian edu-cation of our little children in our Moth-er’s Morning Out program. If you have never visited our Mother’s Morning Out program stop by any Wednesday from 9:30 to 12:30 and you will experience the love of Jesus first hand.

What’s coming Up in January for Our Children! We are excited about what the children will be learning in January. They will begin to study the life of Jesus. We will start with the story of Jesus as a boy. To help make our sto-ries exciting and real we will have a Winter Wonderland on

January 18th from 4:00pm to 6:00pm. We need your help please sign up to tell a story and make a craft that day. There are many choices of stories of the miracles of Jesus. The Story of the Good Samaritan, Jesus Feeds

the People, Jesus heals a blind Man and Jesus walks on wa-ter. Find a friend to work with and come take the time to tell a story and make a craft with the children. Maybe it will be the first time a little one hears the Bible story. How re-warding it would be to be the first one to tell a little child a story about Jesus. If you need help with the story we have a brand new flannel board story kit that will make story telling easy and exciting for our children. Remember to sign up for our sign language classes starting on Wednesday January 14th from 6:00pm to 7:00 pm. Knowing sign language is a great skill to help communicate with our visual learners and will help our children learn the words to our Bible songs and understand our Bible stories. Of course we will be studying hard in Children’s Church and Sunday school to learn all we can about our Christian Faith and Christian values. Our Cherub choir will continue to practice at 9:15 so they will be ready for the next perfor-mance. Thank you so much for all your support of our Children’s programs. Have a Blessed 2015!

Sunday, January 18, 2015 4:00-6:00PM

Experience the miracles of the winter season! We will learn about how God made each of us special and unique! Join us for

fun fellowship, stories, crafts, games and food.

Please sign up if you can decorate a door for winter and plan a Bible story and craft or game. Children will go from door

to door and listen to a story and do a craft.

Our first Presbyterian Kids Club trip to the Bowling Alley. We sure did have fun making new friends and keeping the old. Even though it was a

rainy day the fun wasn't rained out!


Begins meeting for lunch again on January 9, 2014

at noon. Come join us for good

food with great friends at: Boathouse Restaurant 6328 Oleander Drive

Hope to see you there! For more information, please contact

Linda Shahaltough (794-5280).

Thursday Morning Bible Study

Winter Series

The Thursday Morning Bible Study will be Children of the Day, a study of First and Second Thessalonians by Beth Moore. In this study we will trace the progress of the early believers who car-

ried the Spirit of God as they walked along the shores of Thessalonica. Last fall we were so inspired by the study of David, as we recognized the important role that David and his descendants (the House of David) played in the birth and life of Jesus. In this study from the New Testament, we will trace the development of the new church of believers as they struggled to make known the life and death of Jesus Christ the Savior. Just as these early believers carried the Spirit of God, we today carry that light. "You are all chil-dren of the light and children of the day. We do not belong to the light or to the darkness." (1 Thessalonians 5:5) This is Beth's latest study and promises to be very engaging. Our study will begin on January 22 at 9:00 AM. The series is a 9 week course. Study books are $16. A signup list will be available in the narthex in January. Please join us!!

For questions, see Jean Schild.

The scholarship committee is pleased to announce that the Roy and Gwyn Towles Memorial Scholarship has been added to the Little Chapel Scholarship Fund. This scholarship is gra-

ciously given by Leslie Towles in memory of her parents, LeRoy Chowning Towles and Gwyndolyn Dicksey Towles, who became members of Little Chapel on April 25, 1954. Scholarship applications for 2015-2016 are available for individuals pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies and may be picked up from the hallway book shelf, across from the church office. Memorials and contributions to the Scholarship Fund are accepted all year. Make checks to LCOB and mark Scholarship Fund.

FLOWERS FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP

In the narthex is a signup sheet for fresh flowers for our sanctuary for Sun-day mornings. Next to this is a small stack of forms to fill out for Martha. Just fill out this form, include your check and put this in Martha’s box across from the office. These flow-ers can be given in memory of someone or in honor of whoever you may choose.

Your flowers actually serve two purposes. They are enjoyed by everyone during worship, then the flow-ers are used to make up smaller arrangements that are taken to our members in care, in the hospital, or ill at home. These people so enjoy receiving flowers that they know were in our sanctuary during worship. This is just another way we can make people who cannot get to church feel that they are still a part of our church family. The cost of one vase is $50. and the cost of two vas-es is $100. If you donate one vase, it will be placed on the communion table. If you donate two vases, they will be placed on the flower stands at the front of the sanctuary. Please note, Communion Sundays (the first Sunday of each month) require two vases. Please consider being a part of this ministry.

2015

Happy Birthday, Jesus!


PRESBYTERIAN

WOMEN

Circle #1, January 5, Monday, 10:30AM Hostess: Bertha Martin

121 King Arthur Drive Bible Study: Janice Blanton

Circle #2, January 6, Tuesday, 10:30AM Hostess: Kathy Karp

218 El Ogden Drive Bible Study: Harriett Andrew

Circle #3, January 13, Tuesday, 7:30PM Hostess: Tonia Hines 1611 Airlie Forest Drive

Bible Study: Brenda Parker

Circle #4, January 6, Tuesday, 10:00AM Hostess: Ada Legg

1318 Pembroke Jones Drive Bible Study: Mary Jo Kohunsky

THIS MONTH’S DUTY LIST

Circle #2 Meals on Wheels January 24, 2015

PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN’S COUNCIL

January 25, 2015 11:45AM ~ room 102

PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN December is always an exciting month in the life of THE CHURCH. We decorate the inside and outside of the building, sing praises, celebrate with caroling and fellowship with festive dinners, work with the Youth, outreach and missions and remembering "the reason for this Season" that Jesus is Christ the new born King. It is a wonderful time of the year. December brought LCOB new ideas to implement in 2015. First, the scholarship committee is thrilled to announce The Roy and Gwyn Towles Memorial Scholarship is added to LCOB Scholarship Fund. Leslie Towles writes: LeRoy Chowning Towles and Gwyndolyn Dicksey Towles were born and raised in Wilmington. They became members of Little Chapel on April 25, 1954. The have 4 children, 3 of which were baptized at Little Chapel. They later moved to Raleigh. My parents were devoted advocates to the youth programs to help them achieve their hopes and dreams within the fabric of the church and their community. My father went to Paradise in March 1982 and my mother joined him in July 2013. Ms Towles lives in Raleigh but has been invited to visit in the spring when we can introduce her to the Congregation at Little Chapel and properly thank her for giving a living memorial scholarship in her parents memory. The second excitement is at a recent PW Council luncheon we learned Barium Springs is no longer accepting Campbell Soup Labels. We needed a new project. We decided to choose Nourish NC. This is a project to feed hungry chil-dren in New Hanover County. (No more saving labels) If you have a computer and put in Nourish North Caroli-na.org you will be astonished at how many children are hungry in this county. We will be sharing more about this project in the near future. On Dec. 11 Mary Jo Kohunsky representing Missions and I representing PW each presented Beth Hollis the Director of NNC two $500 checks with a promise to select one or two of the opportunities offered to churches, business, indi-viduals and volunteers to help a needed program in this county. Ms. Hollis will speak to session in February and to the PW Gathering in June to give us more information and updates on the program. The third exciting news is many of you who signed up to be on committees, the new Elders, Deacons and new leader-ship in many areas are now beginning their duties imple-menting new ideas and continuing support to LCOB. January 25 is the next PW Council meeting in room 102. At this time the Nominating committee, consisting of Modera-tors and Co-Moderators of the four circles, will present a slate of officers for 2015 - 2017.

Wishing each of you a Happy, Healthy, Safe and Blessed New Year. Iris Davis


Men's Prayer Breakfast

Treat yourself to a great breakfast and a healthy dose of spirituality!

You are invited to join the Men of the Little Chapel at

The Boathouse Restaurant 9:00AM

Prayer breakfasts are always the first, third and fifth Saturday mornings

of the month. Join us this month: January 3rd , 17th and 31st.

CHURCH WOMEN UNITED The Church Women United

Annual Meeting will be held on Friday, January 2, 2015

at St. Luke A.M.E. Zion Church, 709 Church Street. Coffee and registration are at 9:30AM followed by the meeting at 10:00AM. Come learn about Church Wom-en United’s projects in 2014 and plans for 2015. Monthly Bible Studies will be held January through April. All sessions will be at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, 1401 South College Road from 10:00AM until Noon. The study will be:

“John’s Letters” Discovering Genuine Christianity

By Ron Blankley The first session on Friday, January 16, 2015 will be led by Leola Coston. For additional information about these Church Women United events, please call

Jean Northrup, 686-5376.

CONGREGATIONAL LIFE DINNERS FOR 8

a new supper club is kicking off the new year. This will be a way to enjoy one evening a month with some old friends while making new ones. Beginning in January, there will be a sign up sheet in the narthex if you would like to participate. When you sign up there will be a place for you to check if you are willing to be a hostess for the event. All the hostess will provide is the main dish and the place - everyone else will provide the rest of the meal. We will kick this off the third weekend in March and run through May. Sign-ups will close at the end of February. Then the congregational life commit-tee will put the groups together and get those to the hostesses. The hostess will decide which night on the third weekend of the month they want to have the din-ner. New members, this is a great way to meet other mem-bers of LCOB. Enjoy an evening of food, fun and fel-lowship and make new friends! If you have any ques-tions please call Bonnie Cooper or Marcia Rabun, we will be happy to help you.

DECEMBER

SESSION MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

1. Elders of Class of 2014, Tommy Bancroft, Mary Jo

Kohunsky, Susan Laakmann, Rob Reynolds and Jim Rivenbark were thanked for their service to the Little Chapel and a cake was served in their honor.

2. New elders of Class of 2017, Judy Gibson, Dan Hammond, Mila Hill, and Gary Kohunsky, were wel-comed to the session.

3. Church officers for 2015 were elected: Dean Cobble as church treasurer and Jean Schild as Clerk of Ses-sion.

4. The annual Church Officers' Retreat will be held on Saturday, January 17, for elders, deacons and staff.

5. The session approved a new mission project with Nourish NC, to be coordinated by the Presbyterian Women.

6. We will welcome to the Little Chapel the Moderator of the General Assembly, Heath Rader, February 21 - 22, for the McIver Lecture Series. Details to follow!

7. Missions Committee will host a dinner during the month of March to highlight LCOB mission projects and opportunities.

8. The Finance Committee is pursuing options concern-ing the financial situation with the sale of the manse, 25 W. Oxford Street. The congregation will be updat-ed on this situation soon.


DRIVERS FOR THE WEEK OF:

January 4 – Ellen Dudley

January 11 – Jacalyn Bristow

January 18 & January 26 — George & Linda Johnson

FEED THE PIG Priscilla the Pink Nosed Pig,

had a very shiny nose and whenever you feed her,

you would surely see it glow.

Happy 2014! Thanks for sharing your blessings

with those who have little by FEEDING THE PIG!

TILESTON OUTREACH

Winter Update For January, special requests from Tileston Outreach are: Kitchen items including pots,

pans, microwaves and crockpots Children and infant clothing plus baby wipes, dia-

pers, towels & bathing items All winter clothing & blankets are especially appreci-

ated on cold winter days. Toiletry items (soap, shampoo, deodorant, etc.) Please place your donations on the Tileston Bench at Little Chapel. If you have furniture, appliances or a large quantity of boxed/bagged donations, you may call Sister Isaac’s office and leave a message requesting a van pick-up. Leave a detailed description of the items you wish to give at 762-5491, Ext 135. A volunteer will re-turn your call to arrange a time for pick-up. For questions, please contact Ellen Dudley at [email protected] 470-7588 or Jacalyn Bristow at [email protected] 471-5959.

YOU CAN HELP!

Come on out to the Little Chapel on

Monday, January 5 9:00AM

and help us take down the Christmas decorations.

There is a job for everyone and your help is greatly appreciated!

SALVATION ARMY FOOD OF THE

MONTH: Cereal


A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who participated in the

Christmas morning Meals on Wheels program … cooks, workers, shoebox participants,

drivers, servers etc. Thanks!

Dear Members of Little Chapel, Thank you for your generous contribution to church Women United. Because of your help we are able to complete local, state, and national obligations and activi-ties. Yours in Christ,

Barbara Vought, Treasurer

Your generous gift of $515 to the Joy Offering is a wonderful contribution toward providing assistance for those who have dedicated their lives to the service of the church. It will also help leadership development and education at Presbyterian-related racial ethnic

school and colleges. Thank you! Dear Church Family, I miss this place more than I miss anything on the beach! I would have never guessed this to be the case but I’m glad it is true! Don’t worry though, the actual beach runs a close second!

Lots of Love, Julie Snow

To the wonderful, kind, thoughtful, sweet ladies of LCOB, Pastor Pat and the gifted David Heinzman, thank you for the loving kindness you showed me and my fami-ly at Sanford’s service. Thank you for making me oh so proud to be a member of this church family. And thank you from the bottom of my heart for sending my hus-band on his trip to eternity in such style.

With Love, Janet Doxey

Sanford Doxey Carol Starnes LeRoy and Gwyndolyn Towles Leslie Towles

SESSION - STAFF RETREAT

On Saturday, January 17, your Session and your church staff will meet at the Blockade Runner for a day of dia-logue, planning and praying as we move into the 2015 year. We will be gathering from 9:00AM-3:00PM. Please be in prayer for your Session, your church staff, and for the committees of Little Chapel as we begin a new year in serving our Lord.

Blessings, Pat

Presbyterian Counseling Center CENTERPOINT

It’s A New Year There are numerous definitions for the word “new” including fresh and different from the old. Transformed and reinvigorated are synonyms for “new.” The various definitions and synonyms all imply the promise of something better. We repeat the phrase “Happy New Year” over and over during the holiday season to friends, loved ones and even strangers in anticipation of this being the best year yet. The New Year celebration includes the tradition of making reso-lutions. In making resolutions we are making a promise to im-prove ourselves in some way. Never mind the fact many resolu-tions are forgotten or abandoned in a few weeks! The hope is for a new and better self. The Presbyterian Counseling Center is a resource should you need help in finding hope for something new and better in the new year. Call the Center at 452-7370 and visit at www.presbyteriancounselingcenter.org

Ann Thacker, Clinical Director

We Wish You All A Happy New Year

emorials Given Through December 23, 2014

“No life of faith can be lived privately. There must be overflow into the lives of others.” —Eugene H. Peterson

Margaret and Brian McIntyre celebrate with the Faith Ministry in Reynosa, Mexico

http://www.presbyteriancounselingcenter.org


JANUARY CARD MINISTRY Harriett Andrew

ELDERS OF THE MONTH Dickson Bridger and Dan Hammond

TILESTON DRIVERS FOR JANUARY: January 4 Ellen Dudley January 11 Jacklyn Bristow January 18 Linda & George Johnson January 25 Linda & George Johnson

PRAYER AND SHARE LEADERS January 6 Circle January 13 Sybel Booth January 20 Shirley Clawson January 27 Peggy Gentry

VISITATIONS January 6-9 Open January 13-16 Open January 20-23 Jean Northrop January 27-30 Helen Swartz

CHILDREN’S MESSAGE January 4 Janet O’Neil January 11 Janice Allen January 18 Maritsa Hartlove January 25 Estelle Baker

WORSHIP LITURGIST January 4 Reuben Allen January 11 Mary Jo Kohunsky January 18 Susan Long January 25 Terry Paterson

Notice: Care and Concerns are looking for a few good men and women to volunteer for visitations. Please call Bonnie Cooper if you would like to help. 910-799-2495

January 1 Tim Karp, Sr. January 4 Leslie Branch Dianne Matthews January 6 Robert Avent Heather Thompson Jack Waldrop* January 7 Marguerite Fiddner Harry Paterson January 8 Zoe Laakmann* January 9 Martha Anne Efird January 10 Maggie Stalls January 12 Helen Brumbaugh January 13 Lauren Miller January 14 Joanne Purnell Gage Vass* January 17 Ashley Wade January 18 Ward Bridger# Briley Brind’Amour# Brian Hieronymus* Hugh Milton January 19 Karl Allen Reuben Allen III Caroline Barnes January 20 Kay Adolph Roman Schaffer* Courtney Scheboth January 21 Nancy Cosby Johnnie Schiltz January 22 Donna Bradley Dan Holt#, Dori Merlack Bill Tracy January 23 Ted Heinzman Dr. David Jenkins# Mary Jo Kohunsky Megan MacDaniel Lindsey Skiba January 24 Mason Frey Lloyd Stalls January 25 Earl Locklear Cameron Roberson Kevin Emma January 27 Ross Bulger# Tonia Hines Noah Rogers* January 29 Kate Spoon January 30 Mary Wilson

*=Baptized unconfirmed members of Little Chapel. #=Nonmember friends of Little Chapel.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 HAPPY NEW

YEAR! Church Office

Closed

2 Church Office

Closed 10:30 Church Women Unit-ed ~ St. Luke AME Zion

3 9:00 Men’s Prayer Break-fast ~ Boathouse 6:00 Choir Party

4 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship 5:30 PYC

5 9:00 Church Clean-up 10:30 Circle #1 Hostess: Bertha 121 King Ar-thur Drive 7:00 Boy Scouts

6 10:00 Circle#4 Hostess: Ada Legg, 1318 Pem-broke Jones Dr.

10:30 Circle #2 Hostess: Kathy Karp, 218 El Og-den Dr.

7 9:30 Mother’s Morning Out 10:00 Knitters and Crocheters ~ parlor

8 7:30 Chancel Choir

9 8:30 Harbor Island Garden Club ~ fellowship hall

Noon Singles Meet n

10

118:30 Worship 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Choir 10:30 Worship ~ communion 10:45 Children’s Church 11:45 Property Com-mittee ~fellowship hall 11:45 Mission Com-mittee ~ rm. 102

12 9:00 Worship Com-mittee ~ rm102 7:00 Stephen Ministry 7:00 Boy Scouts

13 7:30 Circle #3 Hostess: Tonia Hines 1611 Arlie For-est Drive 9:30 Prayer & Share ~ rm. 102 6:30 Handbells

14 9:30 Mother’s Morning Out


16 17 Elders,

Deacons &Staff Retreat

18

8:30 Worship 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship 10:45 Children’s Church PYC ~ Ski Trip 4:00-6:00 PKC Winter Wonderland

19 Church Office

Closed

20 9:30 Prayer & Share ~ rm. 102 6:30 Handbells

21 9:30 Mother’s Morning Out 10:00 Knitters and Crocheters ~ parlor

22 6:00 Choir Fellowship 7:30 Chancel Choir

23 PYC ~ Ski Trip

24 MEALS ON WHEELS

~ Circle # 2

PYC ~ Ski Trip

258:30 Worship 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship 10:45 Children’s Church 11:45 PW Council ~ rm. 102 New Members Luncheon 5:30 PYC

26 7:00 Boy Scouts

27 9:30 Prayer & Share ~ rm. 102 6:30 Handbells

28 9:30 Mother’s Morning Out


30 31


Meet your Elders & Deacons

LITTLE CHAPEL ON THE BOARDWALK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.)

SESSION 2015 910-256-2819 (office phone) 910-256-9624 (fax phone)

Moderator: Rev. Pat Rabun (home) 910-256-2563 [email protected]

Clerk of Session: Jean Schild

ELDERS CLASS OF 2015 Brett Blizzard, Chairperson Personnel and Planning

Susan Long, Co-Chairperson Missions

Sharon Minor, Co-Chairperson Missions

Jean Schild Clerk of Session

CLASS OF 2016 Iris Davis, Co-Chairperson Worship

Dickson Bridger, Chairperson Finance

Jim Martz, Chairperson Property/Maintenance

Heather Noe, Co-Chairperson Christian Education CLASS OF 2017 Gary Kohunsky, Vice-Chairperson Personnel and Planning

Mila Hill, Co-Chairperson Worship

Judy Gibson, Co-Chairperson Christian Education

Dan Hammond, Vice Chair Property/Maintenance

DEACONS

Estelle Baker Membership

Jim Alexander Membership

Jim Bolick

Stewardship

Gene Auvil Communication

Bonnie Cooper

Care and Concern

Brian Ennis Stewardship

Jim Heren Fellowship

John Moore Fellowship

Marcia Rabun

Care and Concern


Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) 2 W. Fayetteville Street • Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480

(910) 256-2819 (910) 256-9624 [fax]

LITTLE CHAPEL ON THE BOARDWALK

♥ The Little Chapel with the BIG Heart ♥

LITTLE CHAPEL ON THE

BOARDWALK STAFF

Rev. Pat Rabun Minister

[email protected]

David Lee Heinzman Director of Music Ministry

[email protected]

Emily Donovan Youth Director

[email protected]

Maritsa Hartlove Director of

Children’s Ministry [email protected]

Martha J. Parker Office Administrator

[email protected]

Joan Denney Bookkeeper

[email protected]

Daniel B. Holt Custodian

[email protected]

As we welcome 2015,

we recognize a few of the smiling faces

that made Little Chapel

so special in 2014!

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