CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Sunday, May 12 (Psalm 23; Revelation 7:9-17) Worship (8:15, 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. - Sanctuary; 11:00 a.m. - OnPoint @1704 Pickard Hall) 9:30 a.m. - Aging Well (Geneva Hall); On Point House Band Rehearsal (Pickard Hall) 10:00 a.m. - Believing & Belonging @WMPC Class Gathers (Connector) 10:30 a.m. - Believing & Belonging @WMPC Meets with Session (Chapel) 11:00 a.m. - Believing & Belonging @WMPC Class is Welcomed (Sanctuary/OnPoint)

Monday, May 13 (Psalm 100; Ezekiel 37:15-28; Revelation 15:1-4) 9:45 a.m. - Circle F (Off Premises) 10:00 a.m. - Circle C (C204); Circle E (C203); Circle G (Off Premises); Circle I - Springmoor (Off Premises) 10:15 a.m. - Circle A (C200); Circle B (C301) 12:00 p.m. - Women’s Monthly Fellowship Luncheon (Pickard Hall) 5:30 p.m. - T’ai Chi for Exercise (Chapel) 7:00 p.m. - Alcoholics Anonymous (C100); Handbell Choir (S300); VBS Teacher Orientation (C200) 7:30 p.m. - Cello Piano Duo (Sanctuary)

Tuesday, May 14 (Psalm 100; Ezekiel 45:1-9; Acts 9:32-35) 7:00 a.m. - Men’s Breakfast/Bible Study (Geneva Hall); Women’s Breakfast/Circle M Bible Study (K100) 8:30 a.m. - Yoga for Exercise (C100) 9:30 a.m. - Fit After Fifty (Pickard Hall); GodTalk (W400) 11:30 a.m. - Circle N - Glenaire (Off Premises) 3:00 p.m. - Labyrinth Open for Walking (Chapel) 4:30 p.m. - StepUp Ministry Board Meeting (C200) 5:30 p.m. - Community Service Committee (K302); Property Care Committee (C204) 6:00 p.m. - StepUp Life Skills Program Dinner (Geneva Hall) 6:30 p.m. - Circle K (Off Premises) 7:00 p.m. - Circle O (C203) 7:30 p.m. - Boy Scout Troop 395 (Pickard Hall)

Wednesday, May 15 (Psalm 100; Jeremiah 50:17-20; John 10:31-42) 8:00 a.m. - Clothing Closet (W100) 5:00 p.m. - Wednesdays Together Dinner (Pickard Hall) 5:30 p.m. - Widows of White Memorial (Geneva Hall) 6:00 p.m. - Generosity Committee (C200) 6:30 p.m. - Adult Faith Formation (C302): Invitation to Romans Bible Study (C304) 6:45 p.m. - OnPoint House Band Rehearsal (Chapel) 7:00 p.m. - Young Adult Bible Study (Off Premises) 8:00 p.m. - Al-Anon (C100)

Thursday, May 16 (Psalm 148; Ezekiel 2:8-3:11; Revelation 10:1-11) 8:00 a.m. - Labyrinth Open for Walking (Chapel) 9:30 a.m. - Thursday Morning Bible Study (W400) 10:40 a.m. - Keenagers Trip to Governor’s Mansion (Off Premises) 5:30 p.m. - Tai Chi for Exercise (C200) 7:00 p.m. - Combined Choir Rehearsal (S300) 7:30 p.m. - Webelo Scouts (Pickard Hall & K303)

Friday, May 17 (Psalm 148; Daniel 7:13-14; Revelation 11:15) 9:30 a.m. - Fit After Fifty (Pickard Hall) 8:00 p.m. - Alcoholics Anonymous (C100)

Saturday, May 18 (Psalm 148; Daniel 7:27; Revelation 11:16-19) 8:30 a.m. - Classrooms Open for Sunday School Teachers (Luther & Knox Buildings)

The Service for the Lord’s DayFourth Sunday of Easter

May 12, 20198:15, 9:30 & 11:00 a.m.

WE GATHER TO WORSHIP

Greeting Karl ZinsmeisterOne: The Lord is risen!All: He is risen indeed! Alleluia!One: Let us prepare for worship.

Preparation for WorshipJesus, Good Shepherd of the sheep, by whom the lost are sought and guided into the fold: feed us and we shall be satisfied, heal us and we shall be whole, and lead us that we may be with you, with the Father and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Prelude - A Choral Prelude on ST. COLUMBA Robin Milford

Christian Welcome and Announcements (8:15 & 11:00) Tracey Daniel; (9:30) Cate Church Norman Please pass the Friendship Register to your neighbor and include all requested information.

Call to Worship from Psalm 63 One: The Lord is our shepherd -- in God’s mercy we want for nothing!All: Let us worship with praise and thanksgiving the God who brings us still waters, overflowing cups, and anoints our heads with the oil of blessing.One: In faith and thanksgiving let us offer our gifts of prayer and song to the God of our salvation.

*Hymn 263 - All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name! CORONATION

*Call to Confession

*Prayer of ConfessionMost merciful God, we confess that we have sinned against you and one another. Our faith, when tested, quickly evaporates. Our desires are frequently misguided. Our actions fall short of the beauty of your kingdom. Today we pray you would quiet our minds and still our hearts. Help us desire the grace you offer. Help us desire your grace before all else. In the name of our shepherd, Jesus the Christ, we make this our prayer of confession. Amen.

*Assurance of Pardon

*Passing of the Peace

*Response Hymn 233 - stanza 3 LANCASHIRE Now let the heav’ns be joyful; let earth its song beginthe round world keep high triumph and all that is therein.Let all things seen and unseen their notes of gladness blend,for Christ the Lord has risen, our joy that has no end.

WORSHIP | EMBRACE | SERVE in the manner of Christ

WELCOME TO WHITE MEMORIALPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PC (USA)We are glad you are worshipping with us.Visiting? Stop by the Welcome Table in

Jane Bell Gathering Space for information, directions and a friendly greeting.

New members are received after attending Believing & Belonging @ WMPC Class.

Visit whitememorial.org/joinor contact Elizabeth Viohl at ext. 206

for details, class dates and registration.

THINGS TO KNOW:- Shuttle buses run every Sunday at five-to

ten-minute intervals, 8:45 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. from Carolina Place, 2626 Glenwood Avenue, across from Glenwood Village Shopping Center.

- Restrooms are located in the Luther Buildingimmediately behind the sanctuary/Jane Bell Gathering Space.

- Childcare is available for children up to four years old.

- Refreshments are served in Carol Copeland Courtyard or Pickard Hall on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.

- The sanctuary has a loop hearing aid system and an FM system.

- Live-streamed services are at whitememorial.org.

- Radio, WPTF 680 AM, every other Sunday at 11:00 a.m.: next broadcast is May 19.

- Bulletins left in the sanctuary following worship services are recycled as part of our care for God’s creation. WMPC is a certified Earth Care congregation of the PC (USA).

We are a Stephen Ministry congregation.

PASTORAL & PROGRAM STAFF: CHRISTOPHER EDMONSTON, PASTORANDREW AMODEI, EXECUTIVE DIRECTORCYNTHIA BAGGETT, DIR. OF WEEKDAY SCHOOL LEVI BANNERMAN, ASST. DIR. OF YOUTH MINISTRYGENEVIEVE BROOKS, DIR. OF YOUTH MINISTRYCATE CHURCH NORMAN, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR

PASTORAL CARETRACEY DANIEL, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR FAITH FORMATIONBROCK DOWNWARD, DIR. OF MUSIC EMERITUSJIM FERRY, PARISH ASSOCIATEROBERT GALLOWAY, PASTORAL RESIDENT KIRSTEN HOMDROM, ASSOC. DIR. OF MUSICKATHY HOWELL, COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORGLORIA JOHNSON, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR OUTREACHLINDA NUNNALLEE, STEPUP DIRECTOR CHIP POPE, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIESGRIER RICHARDS, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR DISCIPLESHIPRICH RICHARDS, ASSOC. DIR. OF MUSICART ROSS, PASTOR EMERITUSLYNN SPRINGFIELD, DIR. OF ELEMENTARY MINISTRYMARTHA STEVENSON, EDUCATOR EMERITAAGNES VAGLIO, DIR. OF CHILDREN’S MUSICGWEN WHITEMAN, DIR. OF YOUNG CHILDREN’S MINISTRY JEAN WILLIAMS, PARISH NURSE KARL ZINSMEISTER, DIR. OF MUSICAFTER HOURS PASTOR ON CALL: 919-605-4593

1704 OBERLIN RD. | RALEIGH, NC 27608 | P. 919.834.3424 | WHITEMEMORIAL.ORG

WE PROCLAIM GOD’S WORD

Sacrament of Baptism(9:30) William Gilleskie Hoverstad, child of Sarah and Eric Hoverstad(11:00) Haley Elizabeth Barefoot and Slater Wells Barefoot

(11:00) Welcome and Introduction of New Members

Old Testament Lesson - Psalm 23 pew Bible, p. 474

Please sing when directed.

New Testament Lesson - Revelation 7:9-17 pew Bible, p. 234

(11:00) A Time with Young Disciples Following our time together, four-year-olds through first graders will meet Meg Hardesty at the door near the baptismal font,

to be joined by Julie Hardesty from the OnPoint service, for Worship Enrichment in L201.

Sermon - Lamb as Shepherd Christopher Edmonston

*Hymn 802 - The King of Love My Shepherd Is ST. COLUMBA

WE RESPOND TO GOD’S WORD

Prayers of the People and The Lord’s Prayer Gloria Johnson Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name,

thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever. Amen.

Presentation of Tithes and Offerings

Offertory Anthem - Flight Song Kim André Arnesen (b. 1980)All we are, we have found in song: you have drawn this song from us. Songs of lives unfolding fly overhead, cry overhead: longing, rising from the song within. Moving like the rise and fall of wings, hands that shape our calling voice on the edge of answers you’ve heard our cry, you’ve known our cry: music’s fierce compassion flows from you. The night is restless with the sounds we hear, is broken, shaken by the cries of pain: for this is music’s inner voice, saying, yes, we hear you, all you who cry aloud, and we will fly, answering you: so our lives sing, sing, wild we will fly, wild in spirit we will fly. Like a feather falling from the wing, fragile as a human voice, afraid, uncertain, alive to love, we sing as love, afraid, uncertain, yet our flight begins as song. (Euan Tait)

*Offertory Response Hymn 251 - verse 5 and refrain MFURAHINI, HALELUYAChrist has arisen to set us free. Alleluia, to him praises be.Jesus is living! Let us all sing; he reigns triumphant, heavenly King.Let us sing praise to him with endless joy.Death’s fearful sting he has come to destroy.Our sin forgiving, alleluia! Jesus is living, alleluia!

*Affirmation of Faith adapted from Philippians 2 Christ Jesus,

who, though he was in the form of God, did not regard equality with God as something to be exploited,

but emptied himself, taking the form of a slave, being born in human likeness.And being found in human form, he humbled himself and became obedient to the point of death -- even death on a cross.Therefore God also highly exalted him and gave him the name that is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bend, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.

WE GO IN GOD’S NAME

*Hymn 326 - For All the Saints SINE NOMINE

*Charge and Benediction

*Closing Response Hymn 238 - Refrain JUDAS MACCABEUS Thine is the glory, risen, conquering Son; Endless is the victory thou o’er death hast won.

*Chiming of the Trinity The worship service ends with the Chiming of the Trinity.

Please be mindful of those who remain to listen to the postlude.

*Postlude - Sine nomine arr. Charles Callahan (pub. 1995)***

Greeters: 9:30 - Bill McLaurin, Sally McLaurin, Parham McNair, Emily McNair; 11:00 - Elizabeth Zimmerman, Jane Worley, Sam Worley.Ushers: 8:15 - Burke Koonce (DIC), Nan Hannah, Bill Fairfax, Susan Fairfax, Jim Graham, John Cella; 9:30 - Kendra Allen (DIC), Michael Anderson, Sherry Worth, Remi Adebimpe, David Allen;11:00 - Kendra Allen (DIC), William Kimbrell, Nancy Brawley, Linda Mahan, Jim Newman, Judy Newman.Service Assistants: 9:30 - Ellen Young.Treasurer’s Assistant: Ebie Britt.Shuttle Driver: Tom Morrison.

The banner hanging in the chancel is titled “We are an Easter People” and was given in memory of Peter C. Carruthers (Associate Pastor 1987-96) in recognition of his ministry by WMPC Presbyterian Women.

Each Sunday, we offer four opportunities for you to worship with us at White Memorial (8:15, 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary and 11:00 a.m. OnPoint@1704 in Pickard Hall). While you will notice differences in music, location and worship leadership among our different services, what unites us in our worship is our liturgy. All services use the same Call to Worship, Prayer of Confession, readings from Scripture and Affirmation of Faith.

CONSTRUCTION UPDATES1. The air conditioning system that services the Knox and Luther buildings will be out of service during May. Fans and auxiliary air conditioning units will be used to cool the Weekday School and kitchen. The safety and comfort of the children and membership remains a priority during this phase of construction.2. Weather pending, McDonald Lane and Colonial Road will be complete by May 13.3. The 2nd and 3rd floors of Luther will undergo floor, paint, and cabinetry renovations during June and July. Please contact Jennifer Eastman at jeastman@whitememorial.org if you are unsure where your class will relocate during the summer.

*All who are able may stand.

WE PROCLAIM GOD’S WORD

Sacrament of Baptism(9:30) William Gilleskie Hoverstad, child of Sarah and Eric Hoverstad(11:00) Haley Elizabeth Barefoot and Slater Wells Barefoot

(11:00) Welcome and Introduction of New Members

Old Testament Lesson - Psalm 23 pew Bible, p. 474

Please sing when directed.

New Testament Lesson - Revelation 7:9-17 pew Bible, p. 234

(11:00) A Time with Young Disciples Following our time together, four-year-olds through first graders will meet Meg Hardesty at the door near the baptismal font,

to be joined by Julie Hardesty from the OnPoint service, for Worship Enrichment in L201.

Sermon - Lamb as Shepherd Christopher Edmonston

*Hymn 802 - The King of Love My Shepherd Is ST. COLUMBA

WE RESPOND TO GOD’S WORD

Prayers of the People and The Lord’s Prayer Gloria Johnson Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name,

thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever. Amen.

Presentation of Tithes and Offerings

Offertory Anthem - Flight Song Kim André Arnesen (b. 1980)All we are, we have found in song: you have drawn this song from us. Songs of lives unfolding fly overhead, cry overhead: longing, rising from the song within. Moving like the rise and fall of wings, hands that shape our calling voice on the edge of answers you’ve heard our cry, you’ve known our cry: music’s fierce compassion flows from you. The night is restless with the sounds we hear, is broken, shaken by the cries of pain: for this is music’s inner voice, saying, yes, we hear you, all you who cry aloud, and we will fly, answering you: so our lives sing, sing, wild we will fly, wild in spirit we will fly. Like a feather falling from the wing, fragile as a human voice, afraid, uncertain, alive to love, we sing as love, afraid, uncertain, yet our flight begins as song. (Euan Tait)

*Offertory Response Hymn 251 - verse 5 and refrain MFURAHINI, HALELUYAChrist has arisen to set us free. Alleluia, to him praises be.Jesus is living! Let us all sing; he reigns triumphant, heavenly King.Let us sing praise to him with endless joy.Death’s fearful sting he has come to destroy.Our sin forgiving, alleluia! Jesus is living, alleluia!

*Affirmation of Faith adapted from Philippians 2 Christ Jesus,

who, though he was in the form of God, did not regard equality with God as something to be exploited,

but emptied himself, taking the form of a slave, being born in human likeness.And being found in human form, he humbled himself and became obedient to the point of death -- even death on a cross.Therefore God also highly exalted him and gave him the name that is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bend, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.

WE GO IN GOD’S NAME

*Hymn 326 - For All the Saints SINE NOMINE

*Charge and Benediction

*Closing Response Hymn 238 - Refrain JUDAS MACCABEUS Thine is the glory, risen, conquering Son; Endless is the victory thou o’er death hast won.

*Chiming of the Trinity The worship service ends with the Chiming of the Trinity.

Please be mindful of those who remain to listen to the postlude.

*Postlude - Sine nomine arr. Charles Callahan (pub. 1995)***

Greeters: 9:30 - Bill McLaurin, Sally McLaurin, Parham McNair, Emily McNair; 11:00 - Elizabeth Zimmerman, Jane Worley, Sam Worley.Ushers: 8:15 - Burke Koonce (DIC), Nan Hannah, Bill Fairfax, Susan Fairfax, Jim Graham, John Cella; 9:30 - Kendra Allen (DIC), Michael Anderson, Sherry Worth, Remi Adebimpe, David Allen;11:00 - Kendra Allen (DIC), William Kimbrell, Nancy Brawley, Linda Mahan, Jim Newman, Judy Newman.Service Assistants: 9:30 - Ellen Young.Treasurer’s Assistant: Ebie Britt.Shuttle Driver: Tom Morrison.

The banner hanging in the chancel is titled “We are an Easter People” and was given in memory of Peter C. Carruthers (Associate Pastor 1987-96) in recognition of his ministry by WMPC Presbyterian Women.

Each Sunday, we offer four opportunities for you to worship with us at White Memorial (8:15, 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary and 11:00 a.m. OnPoint@1704 in Pickard Hall). While you will notice differences in music, location and worship leadership among our different services, what unites us in our worship is our liturgy. All services use the same Call to Worship, Prayer of Confession, readings from Scripture and Affirmation of Faith.

CONSTRUCTION UPDATES1. The air conditioning system that services the Knox and Luther buildings will be out of service during May. Fans and auxiliary air conditioning units will be used to cool the Weekday School and kitchen. The safety and comfort of the children and membership remains a priority during this phase of construction.2. Weather pending, McDonald Lane and Colonial Road will be complete by May 13.3. The 2nd and 3rd floors of Luther will undergo floor, paint, and cabinetry renovations during June and July. Please contact Jennifer Eastman at jeastman@whitememorial.org if you are unsure where your class will relocate during the summer.

*All who are able may stand.

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Sunday, May 12 (Psalm 23; Revelation 7:9-17) Worship (8:15, 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. - Sanctuary; 11:00 a.m. - OnPoint @1704 Pickard Hall) 9:30 a.m. - Aging Well (Geneva Hall); On Point House Band Rehearsal (Pickard Hall) 10:00 a.m. - Believing & Belonging @WMPC Class Gathers (Connector) 10:30 a.m. - Believing & Belonging @WMPC Meets with Session (Chapel) 11:00 a.m. - Believing & Belonging @WMPC Class is Welcomed (Sanctuary/OnPoint)

Monday, May 13 (Psalm 100; Ezekiel 37:15-28; Revelation 15:1-4) 9:45 a.m. - Circle F (Off Premises) 10:00 a.m. - Circle C (C204); Circle E (C203); Circle G (Off Premises); Circle I - Springmoor (Off Premises) 10:15 a.m. - Circle A (C200); Circle B (C301) 12:00 p.m. - Women’s Monthly Fellowship Luncheon (Pickard Hall) 5:30 p.m. - T’ai Chi for Exercise (Chapel) 7:00 p.m. - Alcoholics Anonymous (C100); Handbell Choir (S300); VBS Teacher Orientation (C200) 7:30 p.m. - Cello Piano Duo (Sanctuary)

Tuesday, May 14 (Psalm 100; Ezekiel 45:1-9; Acts 9:32-35) 7:00 a.m. - Men’s Breakfast/Bible Study (Geneva Hall); Women’s Breakfast/Circle M Bible Study (K100) 8:30 a.m. - Yoga for Exercise (C100) 9:30 a.m. - Fit After Fifty (Pickard Hall); GodTalk (W400) 11:30 a.m. - Circle N - Glenaire (Off Premises) 3:00 p.m. - Labyrinth Open for Walking (Chapel) 4:30 p.m. - StepUp Ministry Board Meeting (C200) 5:30 p.m. - Community Service Committee (K302); Property Care Committee (C204) 6:00 p.m. - StepUp Life Skills Program Dinner (Geneva Hall) 6:30 p.m. - Circle K (Off Premises) 7:00 p.m. - Circle O (C203) 7:30 p.m. - Boy Scout Troop 395 (Pickard Hall)

Wednesday, May 15 (Psalm 100; Jeremiah 50:17-20; John 10:31-42) 8:00 a.m. - Clothing Closet (W100) 5:00 p.m. - Wednesdays Together Dinner (Pickard Hall) 5:30 p.m. - Widows of White Memorial (Geneva Hall) 6:00 p.m. - Generosity Committee (C200) 6:30 p.m. - Adult Faith Formation (C302): Invitation to Romans Bible Study (C304) 6:45 p.m. - OnPoint House Band Rehearsal (Chapel) 7:00 p.m. - Young Adult Bible Study (Off Premises) 8:00 p.m. - Al-Anon (C100)

Thursday, May 16 (Psalm 148; Ezekiel 2:8-3:11; Revelation 10:1-11) 8:00 a.m. - Labyrinth Open for Walking (Chapel) 9:30 a.m. - Thursday Morning Bible Study (W400) 10:40 a.m. - Keenagers Trip to Governor’s Mansion (Off Premises) 5:30 p.m. - Tai Chi for Exercise (C200) 7:00 p.m. - Combined Choir Rehearsal (S300) 7:30 p.m. - Webelo Scouts (Pickard Hall & K303)

Friday, May 17 (Psalm 148; Daniel 7:13-14; Revelation 11:15) 9:30 a.m. - Fit After Fifty (Pickard Hall) 8:00 p.m. - Alcoholics Anonymous (C100)

Saturday, May 18 (Psalm 148; Daniel 7:27; Revelation 11:16-19) 8:30 a.m. - Classrooms Open for Sunday School Teachers (Luther & Knox Buildings)

The Service for the Lord’s DayFourth Sunday of Easter

May 12, 20198:15, 9:30 & 11:00 a.m.

WE GATHER TO WORSHIP

Greeting Karl ZinsmeisterOne: The Lord is risen!All: He is risen indeed! Alleluia!One: Let us prepare for worship.

Preparation for WorshipJesus, Good Shepherd of the sheep, by whom the lost are sought and guided into the fold: feed us and we shall be satisfied, heal us and we shall be whole, and lead us that we may be with you, with the Father and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Prelude - A Choral Prelude on ST. COLUMBA Robin Milford

Christian Welcome and Announcements (8:15 & 11:00) Tracey Daniel; (9:30) Cate Church Norman Please pass the Friendship Register to your neighbor and include all requested information.

Call to Worship from Psalm 63 One: The Lord is our shepherd -- in God’s mercy we want for nothing!All: Let us worship with praise and thanksgiving the God who brings us still waters, overflowing cups, and anoints our heads with the oil of blessing.One: In faith and thanksgiving let us offer our gifts of prayer and song to the God of our salvation.

*Hymn 263 - All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name! CORONATION

*Call to Confession

*Prayer of ConfessionMost merciful God, we confess that we have sinned against you and one another. Our faith, when tested, quickly evaporates. Our desires are frequently misguided. Our actions fall short of the beauty of your kingdom. Today we pray you would quiet our minds and still our hearts. Help us desire the grace you offer. Help us desire your grace before all else. In the name of our shepherd, Jesus the Christ, we make this our prayer of confession. Amen.

*Assurance of Pardon

*Passing of the Peace

*Response Hymn 233 - stanza 3 LANCASHIRE Now let the heav’ns be joyful; let earth its song beginthe round world keep high triumph and all that is therein.Let all things seen and unseen their notes of gladness blend,for Christ the Lord has risen, our joy that has no end.

WORSHIP | EMBRACE | SERVE in the manner of Christ

WELCOME TO WHITE MEMORIALPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PC (USA)We are glad you are worshipping with us.Visiting? Stop by the Welcome Table in

Jane Bell Gathering Space for information, directions and a friendly greeting.

New members are received after attending Believing & Belonging @ WMPC Class.

Visit whitememorial.org/joinor contact Elizabeth Viohl at ext. 206

for details, class dates and registration.

THINGS TO KNOW:- Shuttle buses run every Sunday at five-to

ten-minute intervals, 8:45 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. from Carolina Place, 2626 Glenwood Avenue, across from Glenwood Village Shopping Center.

- Restrooms are located in the Luther Buildingimmediately behind the sanctuary/Jane Bell Gathering Space.

- Childcare is available for children up to four years old.

- Refreshments are served in Carol Copeland Courtyard or Pickard Hall on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.

- The sanctuary has a loop hearing aid system and an FM system.

- Live-streamed services are at whitememorial.org.

- Radio, WPTF 680 AM, every other Sunday at 11:00 a.m.: next broadcast is May 19.

- Bulletins left in the sanctuary following worship services are recycled as part of our care for God’s creation. WMPC is a certified Earth Care congregation of the PC (USA).

We are a Stephen Ministry congregation.

PASTORAL & PROGRAM STAFF: CHRISTOPHER EDMONSTON, PASTORANDREW AMODEI, EXECUTIVE DIRECTORCYNTHIA BAGGETT, DIR. OF WEEKDAY SCHOOL LEVI BANNERMAN, ASST. DIR. OF YOUTH MINISTRYGENEVIEVE BROOKS, DIR. OF YOUTH MINISTRYCATE CHURCH NORMAN, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR

PASTORAL CARETRACEY DANIEL, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR FAITH FORMATIONBROCK DOWNWARD, DIR. OF MUSIC EMERITUSJIM FERRY, PARISH ASSOCIATEROBERT GALLOWAY, PASTORAL RESIDENT KIRSTEN HOMDROM, ASSOC. DIR. OF MUSICKATHY HOWELL, COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORGLORIA JOHNSON, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR OUTREACHLINDA NUNNALLEE, STEPUP DIRECTOR CHIP POPE, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIESGRIER RICHARDS, ASSOC. PASTOR FOR DISCIPLESHIPRICH RICHARDS, ASSOC. DIR. OF MUSICART ROSS, PASTOR EMERITUSLYNN SPRINGFIELD, DIR. OF ELEMENTARY MINISTRYMARTHA STEVENSON, EDUCATOR EMERITAAGNES VAGLIO, DIR. OF CHILDREN’S MUSICGWEN WHITEMAN, DIR. OF YOUNG CHILDREN’S MINISTRY JEAN WILLIAMS, PARISH NURSE KARL ZINSMEISTER, DIR. OF MUSICAFTER HOURS PASTOR ON CALL: 919-605-4593

1704 OBERLIN RD. | RALEIGH, NC 27608 | P. 919.834.3424 | WHITEMEMORIAL.ORG

Joys & CONCERNS

WORSHIP | EMBRACE | SERVEWMPC | Volume LIII | No. 19 | May 12, 2019

If you have experienced a birth, marriage or death you want to share with the church, email Rebecca Turner at rturner@whitememorial.org. If you have a relative or church friend who is hospitalized, call the church office or email Amy Claprood at aclaprood@whitememorial.org so our pastoral staff can reach out. If you have a pastoral care need outside of regular business hours, call our after hours pastor on call at 919-605-4593.

IN THE CHURCH TRIUMPHANTJane Lilly Allman – May 2, 2019WMPC family member: husband, Bernard Allman

CONGRATULATIONSSusan and Bill Hodges, on the birth of grandchild Olivia Lee Vukina, born April 29, to Lauren and Josip Vukina, Pittsburgh, PA.

MARRIAGESSterling Barksdale Battle and John Bryan Stilley, III, May 4, WMPC. Sterling is the daughter of Carol and Richard Battle, and granddaughter of Jim Robins III.

• ASP Youth and Parent Information Meeting Tool Sorting and Training #1 May 19, 12:30-2 p.m., C103 #2 June 9, 12:30-2 p.m., C103 All participants must attend at least one of the two sorting and training sessions.

• Rising 6th Grade Orientation May 19, 9:30 a.m. Geneva Hall All current 5th grade students and parents

• MS Asheville Youth and Parent Information Meeting May 19, 12:15, C200

• Graduation Sunday June 2, 8:30 a.m. Breakfast for Graduates and Parents in Geneva Hall 10:15 a.m. recognition in Sanctuary service

WEEKLY YOUTH EMAIL NEWSLETTERDo you want to receive the weekly youth email newsletter that’s full of great information? Contact Deb Smith at dsmith@whitememorial.org to be added to the contact list.

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Sunday, May 19, 2019 | 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. | Courtyard

Come explore the many opportunit ies to connect at WMPC! I t ’s a great t ime to meet with var ious ministr ies and other volunteers.

Have you ever wanted to r ing handbel ls or teach a bible study? Do you love to cook or sew or knit? Do you know how – or would you l ike to learn how – to work a soundboard? With so many opt ions to choose from you’re sure

to f ind a place where your t ime and talent wi l l t ruly be appreciated. Stop by our booths Sunday, May 19 to learn more!

HELLO

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

Contact Robert Galloway at rgal loway@whitememorial.org for more information.

Sunday, May 26 Holiday Worship Schedule8:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary/Integrated OnPoint

Sunday, June 2 (with communion)8:15 Sanctuary | 8:30 Breakfast for Graduates/Families in Geneva Hall

10:15 Sanctuary – recognize Graduates | 10:15 OnPoint

Sundays June 9, 16, 23, 308:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 OnPoint

SUNDAY, July 7, Holiday Worship Schedule (with communion)8:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary/Integrated OnPoint

Sundays July 14, 21, 28; August 4 (with communion) 11, 18, 258:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 OnPoint

SUNDAY, September 1, Holiday Worship Schedule (with communion)8:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary/Integrated OnPoint

There will be no sunday school for Children or Youth May 26–September 1. Nursery care will be available for babies and children through age 4.

Sch ed u le o f fo u r wo rsh i p servi ces r esu m es o n Su n day, Septem b er 8

SUMMER WORSHIP 2019 AT WMPC(Memorial Day Weekend - Labor Day Weekend)

FuN FacTS aBouTMiDSUMMER CELEBRATiONSAugust 12-15 | 6:00-8:00 p.m. | WMPC

If you have questions, please contact Lynn Springfield at lspringfield@whitememorial.org or 919-834-3425, ext. 232.

• Midsummer Celebrations is an interfaith, multi-cultural program that includes Christian, Muslim, and Jewish children and leaders, as well as our sister churches along Oberlin Road.

• This fun program is our evening version of Vacation Bible School for 1st – 5th graders.

• Our Friends All Around activities will include a drum circle, skits, hip-hop, a scavenger hunt, games, recreation, a craft, music, kid-friendly dinners, and fellowship.

• Registering on our website is easy, and the $20 fee can be paid by credit card at whitememorial.org/children/summer-programs through May 31.

Join Us For Our 11th Annual Midsummer Celebrations!

BOY SCOUTS ENROLLMENTBoys interested in joining Boy Scout Troop 395 need to submit their completed application by the May 31 due date to be considered for admittance in the troop next fall. For further information or for a copy of the application, please see the scouting page of our website at www.whitememorial.org/scouting.

SUMMER WORSHIP - ORGAN ASSISTANTSWhether you are 7 or 107, have a musical background or don’t know how to read a note, we invite you to

be an organ assistant this summer. Now in its third year, this is an opportunity to sit with Dr. H or Dr. Z (Kirsten Homdrom and Karl Zinmeister) at the organ console, set up registrations (sounds), chime the trinity and more. Organ assistant spots will be offered on Sundays June 2-August 25. Sign up at https://doodle.com/poll/8hydiin6m7ua8a99.

AN EVENING OF MUSIC: CELLO AND PIANOWe invite you to a wonderful evening of music on Monday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary. Kirsten Jermé is preparing an exciting program of

works for cello and piano with a fantastic new pianist in town, Bridget O’Leary, who recently relocated here from Kansas City. Our program features vibrantly colorful Sonatas by Frank Bridge and Sergei Prokofiev, and the brilliant one-movement Cello Concerto by Erich Korngold.

INTERESTED IN WALKING THE LAND JESUS WALKED – WITHOUT LEAVING RALEIGH? The Christian Fellowship Class will be offering another segment of the noted video series That The World May Know this summer in C200 each Sunday at 9:15 a.m.

In a series of 20-minute videos, historian and teacher Dr. Ray Vander Laan illustrates how the events of Jesus’ day impacted his life, ministry and communication…and then you’ll learn how it affects yours. Filmed on location in Israel, these Faith Lessons weave together the Bible’s fascinating historical, cultural, religious, and geographical contexts. A structured discussion follows each video lesson. The classes begin after the 8:15 a.m. service and conclude in time for participants to attend the 10:15 a.m. service. Visitors are welcome for all sessions, beginning June 9 and extending through August 11.

FILL THE TRUCKGrab a Bag with an attached list of food items in The Connector or in worship

on May 12. Fill it up and bring to worship on May 19. We will have a truck from Urban Ministries by the courtyard to receive the food. If you cannot be here on collection day, you can bring your bags by any time before May 19 and leave in The Connector. Always needed are canned fruits, beans and meat. Also needed are breakfast items like boxes of oatmeal or cereal.

WMPC | May 12, 2019

For over twenty years, the Older Adult Ministry has sponsored overnight trips to interesting and exciting locations. These adventures provide times of great fellowship, informative sightseeing and much fun for those traveling with us. This Spring in April, forty-seven White Memorial members and friends traveled to Charleston, and enjoyed sightseeing in this historic and award-winning city and its surroundings. Our days were full and exciting as we toured one of the most charming and unique cities in

the South. We started by riding horse drawn carriages through narrow streets as we learned about Charleston’s storied history and saw its many famous landmarks and churches. While we were touring Magnolia Plantation and its beautiful romantic gardens, we rode a Nature Train to visit the Swamp Gardens and saw many water loving creatures (think alligators) and abundant

bird population. We had lunch with peacocks nearby, which was a real treat indeed. That afternoon we boarded a boat and cruised through Charleston’s harbor and viewed the city from the water, as well as Fort Sumter and other islands nearby. After a dinner feast at Hyman’s Seafood Restaurant, we attended an unforgettable concert featuring music that defined Charleston’s rich heritage – gospel, Gershwin and classics.

The next morning we headed to Patriot’s Point – one of the world’s largest naval and maritime museums – and we were moved by the immensity of Yorktown Aircraft Carrier and its history in combat as well as peacetime operations (like the recovery of the Apollo 8 capsule and astronauts after they successfully orbited the moon in 1968). Lunch this day was near the City Market where we had some extra time for shopping. In the afternoon we enjoyed both a driving and a walking tour of Charleston, so we could have a greater appreciation of all it has to offer – including seeing The Citadel and its beautiful Chapel, the Battery and its magnificent waterfront homes, and Historic District with its wrought iron gates, well kept gardens,

and single-wide houses with their famous piazzas. After a delicious seafood dinner on James Island, we enjoyed our traditional and special sing along with the Morehead Ramblers – WMPC’s own John and Sandy DeLuca leading us in delightful fellowship and song.

On our last day we visited the Charleston Tea Plantation and saw thousands of tea plants growing in the fertile low country soil. We learned how they are harvested and processed in this unique location. We had a picnic lunch among the live oaks in this serene setting and then we were off to see Angel Oak – a huge tree with enormous spreading branches – and we gathered there for one last group photo. Those who went with us know why we look forward to these trips every year, and we truly had a wonderful time! We invite others to join us when we travel again next Spring. Watch for more information later in the year, and plan to come travel with us! You will be glad you did!

Spring Trip to Charleston

GATHERING UNDER ANGEL OAK

CARRIAGE RIDE IN HISTORIC DISTRICT

NATURE TRAIN RIDE AT MAGNOLIA

PEACOCK WELCOME AT MAGNOLIA GARDENS

AIRCRAFT CARRIER FLIGHT DECK

HARBOR CRUISE BOARDING

PICNIC AT TEA PLANTATION

A recap by Susie Jackson

Senior Resource Fair

Ice Cream Social&

Open to Seniors, Caregivers and Community

For more information contact Jean Williams at919-834-3425, ext. 234.

Come talk with representatives from area

senior resources about Adult Day Care, Home Care,

Pharmacy, Independent Living, Assisted Living and Continuing Care Facilities.

Sunday, May 193:00-5:00 p.m.Pickard Hall

VBS YOUTH HELPERSMiddle and high school youth, join us June 17-21 for a fun week of growing in faith with our younger church while earning community service hours! Most youth helpers are needed from 8:45 a.m. to noon, with some needed at

8:30 a.m. for early arrival and for the nursery. Please sign up https://bit.ly/2IbU8BI. If you have questions, contact Ashley Silverman at silverman.ashley@gmail.com.

SNACKS FOR VBS HELPERSOur VBS adults and youth appreciate having their bodies and spirits fed with snacks provided by our church family! Please sign up https://bit.ly/2Ub9sFE. Contact Mary Freeman at mary.kincheloe@gmail.com if you have questions.

MENDELSSOHN PIANO TRIOSYou won’t want to miss the last concert of the 2018-19 inaugural season of Sounds on Oberlin series. On Sunday, June 9 at 3 p.m. in the Sanctuary, WMPC’s very own Kirsten Homdrom will be joined by Niccoló Muti on violin

and David Oh on cello in a rare opportunity to hear both piano trios by Felix Mendelssohn performed live! Admission is free. This concert is sponsored by Raleigh Neurosurgical Clinic.

FOOD DRIVE

FILL the TRUCKMay 19 & June 9

BOY SCOUTS ENROLLMENTBoys interested in joining Boy Scout Troop 395 need to submit their completed application by the May 31 due date to be considered for admittance in the troop next fall. For further information or for a copy of the application, please see the scouting page of our website at www.whitememorial.org/scouting.

SUMMER WORSHIP - ORGAN ASSISTANTSWhether you are 7 or 107, have a musical background or don’t know how to read a note, we invite you to

be an organ assistant this summer. Now in its third year, this is an opportunity to sit with Dr. H or Dr. Z (Kirsten Homdrom and Karl Zinmeister) at the organ console, set up registrations (sounds), chime the trinity and more. Organ assistant spots will be offered on Sundays June 2-August 25. Sign up at https://doodle.com/poll/8hydiin6m7ua8a99.

AN EVENING OF MUSIC: CELLO AND PIANOWe invite you to a wonderful evening of music on Monday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary. Kirsten Jermé is preparing an exciting program of

works for cello and piano with a fantastic new pianist in town, Bridget O’Leary, who recently relocated here from Kansas City. Our program features vibrantly colorful Sonatas by Frank Bridge and Sergei Prokofiev, and the brilliant one-movement Cello Concerto by Erich Korngold.

INTERESTED IN WALKING THE LAND JESUS WALKED – WITHOUT LEAVING RALEIGH? The Christian Fellowship Class will be offering another segment of the noted video series That The World May Know this summer in C200 each Sunday at 9:15 a.m.

In a series of 20-minute videos, historian and teacher Dr. Ray Vander Laan illustrates how the events of Jesus’ day impacted his life, ministry and communication…and then you’ll learn how it affects yours. Filmed on location in Israel, these Faith Lessons weave together the Bible’s fascinating historical, cultural, religious, and geographical contexts. A structured discussion follows each video lesson. The classes begin after the 8:15 a.m. service and conclude in time for participants to attend the 10:15 a.m. service. Visitors are welcome for all sessions, beginning June 9 and extending through August 11.

FILL THE TRUCKGrab a Bag with an attached list of food items in The Connector or in worship

on May 12. Fill it up and bring to worship on May 19. We will have a truck from Urban Ministries by the courtyard to receive the food. If you cannot be here on collection day, you can bring your bags by any time before May 19 and leave in The Connector. Always needed are canned fruits, beans and meat. Also needed are breakfast items like boxes of oatmeal or cereal.

WMPC | May 12, 2019

For over twenty years, the Older Adult Ministry has sponsored overnight trips to interesting and exciting locations. These adventures provide times of great fellowship, informative sightseeing and much fun for those traveling with us. This Spring in April, forty-seven White Memorial members and friends traveled to Charleston, and enjoyed sightseeing in this historic and award-winning city and its surroundings. Our days were full and exciting as we toured one of the most charming and unique cities in

the South. We started by riding horse drawn carriages through narrow streets as we learned about Charleston’s storied history and saw its many famous landmarks and churches. While we were touring Magnolia Plantation and its beautiful romantic gardens, we rode a Nature Train to visit the Swamp Gardens and saw many water loving creatures (think alligators) and abundant

bird population. We had lunch with peacocks nearby, which was a real treat indeed. That afternoon we boarded a boat and cruised through Charleston’s harbor and viewed the city from the water, as well as Fort Sumter and other islands nearby. After a dinner feast at Hyman’s Seafood Restaurant, we attended an unforgettable concert featuring music that defined Charleston’s rich heritage – gospel, Gershwin and classics.

The next morning we headed to Patriot’s Point – one of the world’s largest naval and maritime museums – and we were moved by the immensity of Yorktown Aircraft Carrier and its history in combat as well as peacetime operations (like the recovery of the Apollo 8 capsule and astronauts after they successfully orbited the moon in 1968). Lunch this day was near the City Market where we had some extra time for shopping. In the afternoon we enjoyed both a driving and a walking tour of Charleston, so we could have a greater appreciation of all it has to offer – including seeing The Citadel and its beautiful Chapel, the Battery and its magnificent waterfront homes, and Historic District with its wrought iron gates, well kept gardens,

and single-wide houses with their famous piazzas. After a delicious seafood dinner on James Island, we enjoyed our traditional and special sing along with the Morehead Ramblers – WMPC’s own John and Sandy DeLuca leading us in delightful fellowship and song.

On our last day we visited the Charleston Tea Plantation and saw thousands of tea plants growing in the fertile low country soil. We learned how they are harvested and processed in this unique location. We had a picnic lunch among the live oaks in this serene setting and then we were off to see Angel Oak – a huge tree with enormous spreading branches – and we gathered there for one last group photo. Those who went with us know why we look forward to these trips every year, and we truly had a wonderful time! We invite others to join us when we travel again next Spring. Watch for more information later in the year, and plan to come travel with us! You will be glad you did!

Spring Trip to Charleston

GATHERING UNDER ANGEL OAK

CARRIAGE RIDE IN HISTORIC DISTRICT

NATURE TRAIN RIDE AT MAGNOLIA

PEACOCK WELCOME AT MAGNOLIA GARDENS

AIRCRAFT CARRIER FLIGHT DECK

HARBOR CRUISE BOARDING

PICNIC AT TEA PLANTATION

A recap by Susie Jackson

Senior Resource Fair

Ice Cream Social&

Open to Seniors, Caregivers and Community

For more information contact Jean Williams at919-834-3425, ext. 234.

Come talk with representatives from area

senior resources about Adult Day Care, Home Care,

Pharmacy, Independent Living, Assisted Living and Continuing Care Facilities.

Sunday, May 193:00-5:00 p.m.Pickard Hall

VBS YOUTH HELPERSMiddle and high school youth, join us June 17-21 for a fun week of growing in faith with our younger church while earning community service hours! Most youth helpers are needed from 8:45 a.m. to noon, with some needed at

8:30 a.m. for early arrival and for the nursery. Please sign up https://bit.ly/2IbU8BI. If you have questions, contact Ashley Silverman at silverman.ashley@gmail.com.

SNACKS FOR VBS HELPERSOur VBS adults and youth appreciate having their bodies and spirits fed with snacks provided by our church family! Please sign up https://bit.ly/2Ub9sFE. Contact Mary Freeman at mary.kincheloe@gmail.com if you have questions.

MENDELSSOHN PIANO TRIOSYou won’t want to miss the last concert of the 2018-19 inaugural season of Sounds on Oberlin series. On Sunday, June 9 at 3 p.m. in the Sanctuary, WMPC’s very own Kirsten Homdrom will be joined by Niccoló Muti on violin

and David Oh on cello in a rare opportunity to hear both piano trios by Felix Mendelssohn performed live! Admission is free. This concert is sponsored by Raleigh Neurosurgical Clinic.

FOOD DRIVE

FILL the TRUCKMay 19 & June 9

Joys & CONCERNS

WORSHIP | EMBRACE | SERVEWMPC | Volume LIII | No. 19 | May 12, 2019

If you have experienced a birth, marriage or death you want to share with the church, email Rebecca Turner at rturner@whitememorial.org. If you have a relative or church friend who is hospitalized, call the church office or email Amy Claprood at aclaprood@whitememorial.org so our pastoral staff can reach out. If you have a pastoral care need outside of regular business hours, call our after hours pastor on call at 919-605-4593.

IN THE CHURCH TRIUMPHANTJane Lilly Allman – May 2, 2019WMPC family member: husband, Bernard Allman

CONGRATULATIONSSusan and Bill Hodges, on the birth of grandchild Olivia Lee Vukina, born April 29, to Lauren and Josip Vukina, Pittsburgh, PA.

MARRIAGESSterling Barksdale Battle and John Bryan Stilley, III, May 4, WMPC. Sterling is the daughter of Carol and Richard Battle, and granddaughter of Jim Robins III.

• ASP Youth and Parent Information Meeting Tool Sorting and Training #1 May 19, 12:30-2 p.m., C103 #2 June 9, 12:30-2 p.m., C103 All participants must attend at least one of the two sorting and training sessions.

• Rising 6th Grade Orientation May 19, 9:30 a.m. Geneva Hall All current 5th grade students and parents

• MS Asheville Youth and Parent Information Meeting May 19, 12:15, C200

• Graduation Sunday June 2, 8:30 a.m. Breakfast for Graduates and Parents in Geneva Hall 10:15 a.m. recognition in Sanctuary service

WEEKLY YOUTH EMAIL NEWSLETTERDo you want to receive the weekly youth email newsletter that’s full of great information? Contact Deb Smith at dsmith@whitememorial.org to be added to the contact list.

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Sunday, May 19, 2019 | 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. | Courtyard

Come explore the many opportunit ies to connect at WMPC! I t ’s a great t ime to meet with var ious ministr ies and other volunteers.

Have you ever wanted to r ing handbel ls or teach a bible study? Do you love to cook or sew or knit? Do you know how – or would you l ike to learn how – to work a soundboard? With so many opt ions to choose from you’re sure

to f ind a place where your t ime and talent wi l l t ruly be appreciated. Stop by our booths Sunday, May 19 to learn more!

HELLO

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

care

discipleship

formation

outreach

worship & music

Contact Robert Galloway at rgal loway@whitememorial.org for more information.

Sunday, May 26 Holiday Worship Schedule8:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary/Integrated OnPoint

Sunday, June 2 (with communion)8:15 Sanctuary | 8:30 Breakfast for Graduates/Families in Geneva Hall

10:15 Sanctuary – recognize Graduates | 10:15 OnPoint

Sundays June 9, 16, 23, 308:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 OnPoint

SUNDAY, July 7, Holiday Worship Schedule (with communion)8:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary/Integrated OnPoint

Sundays July 14, 21, 28; August 4 (with communion) 11, 18, 258:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 OnPoint

SUNDAY, September 1, Holiday Worship Schedule (with communion)8:15 Sanctuary | 10:15 Sanctuary/Integrated OnPoint

There will be no sunday school for Children or Youth May 26–September 1. Nursery care will be available for babies and children through age 4.

Sch ed u le o f fo u r wo rsh i p servi ces r esu m es o n Su n day, Septem b er 8

SUMMER WORSHIP 2019 AT WMPC(Memorial Day Weekend - Labor Day Weekend)

FuN FacTS aBouTMiDSUMMER CELEBRATiONSAugust 12-15 | 6:00-8:00 p.m. | WMPC

If you have questions, please contact Lynn Springfield at lspringfield@whitememorial.org or 919-834-3425, ext. 232.

• Midsummer Celebrations is an interfaith, multi-cultural program that includes Christian, Muslim, and Jewish children and leaders, as well as our sister churches along Oberlin Road.

• This fun program is our evening version of Vacation Bible School for 1st – 5th graders.

• Our Friends All Around activities will include a drum circle, skits, hip-hop, a scavenger hunt, games, recreation, a craft, music, kid-friendly dinners, and fellowship.

• Registering on our website is easy, and the $20 fee can be paid by credit card at whitememorial.org/children/summer-programs through May 31.

Join Us For Our 11th Annual Midsummer Celebrations!