SERVICE FOR THE LORD S DAY

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1 SERVICE FOR THE LORD S DAY Trinity Sunday May 31, :00 a.m.

2 WELCOME. We re glad to gather together as a community of faith today. No matter where you are on the journey of faith, you are welcome here, to join in worship and service. All are invited to a time of refreshment and conversation immediately following worship in St. Andrews Hall (down the steps outside the sanctuary, and to the left). If you are new to this community of faith, we rejoice in your presence with us. Remember, we re not strangers, but rather friends who journey together, following the Lord Jesus Christ. Pick up a visitor bag on your way out to learn more about life and faith at Lewinsville Church. Please turn off all cellular phones, pagers and watch alarms during worship. Please refrain from using flash photography during the worship service. Leadership at Lewinsville Ruling Elders Clerk of Session: Laura Jones Treasurer: Connie Church Mary Frase Tonya Deyo Pamela Deese Pattie Gunter David Keller James Foster Roy Mitchell Joe Parisi Tom Mellor Jamie Raaum Michael Werner David Smith Deacons/Stephen Ministers David Jessee Sara Becker Carolyn Fisk Janet Kohlenberger Verna Chenault (Secretary) Jack Hess Rick Neldon (Vice Moderator) Nancy Lauler Danny Howell Anne Schwartz Karen Siple Alex Scopeletis (Moderator) HEARING ASSISTANCE devices are available from the ushers or the audio/video console at the rear of the sanctuary. PILLOWS are available in the coat room, just outside the narthex, to help make the pew more comfortable during worship. Feel free to borrow a pillow and return it after worship. MISS A WORSHIP SERVICE? Sermons are posted every week on our website, DVD recordings of worship services are also archived in the Library. Feel free to check them out any time. INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT LEWINSVILLE CHURCH? Call the church office, or visit: NOTES FOR WORSHIP: GG Glory to God The Presbyterian Hymnal Renew! - Renew! Hymnal (grey) OT - Pew Bible Old Testament NT - Pew Bible New Testament

3 T HE LEWINSVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH S ERVICE FOR THE L ORD S DAY May 31, :00 a.m. * If you are able, please stand Latecomers seated C LAIMED PRELUDE A Song of Praise and Thanksgiving Allen Pote Sing, O sing to the ends of the earth, allelu, allelu Tell of His wonders and sing of His worth, allelu, allelu, Praise the Lord for He is good, His love endures forever. Praise the name of the Lord. Let our lives be our thanksgiving to the Father above. Let us worship Him with kindness, let us praise Him with our love. Let us honor Him with virtue. Let good deeds become our prayer. Let our lives be our thanksgiving for the bounty that we share. * OPENING SENTENCES We are Claimed by God in Jesus Christ. We are Called to live as a community of faith. We are Sent to participate in the unfolding of God s kingdom on earth. Claimed, Called, Sent by Jesus Christ who alone is Head of the Church! Let us worship God! * HYMN Will You Come and Follow Me GG 726 KELVINGROVE INTROIT Do Lord/Hush! Hush! Somebody s Callin My Name TRADITIONAL CALL TO CONFESSION Psalm 139:1-6 OT p

4 PRAYER OF CONFESSION Psalm 139:7-18 OT p. 577 silence for personal confession DECLARATION OF PARDON Psalm 139:23-24 OT p. 578 Friends, hear and believe the good news that comes from God. In Jesus Christ we are forgiven! RESPONSE Write Your Blessed Name K. Lee Scott Text is from a Prayer by Thomas a Kempis ( ) Write your blessed name, O Lord, upon my heart, there to remain so indelibly engraved that no prosperity, that no adversity shall ever move me from your love. Be to me a strong tower of defense, a comforter in tribulation, a deliverer in distress, and a faithful Guide to the courts of heaven through the many temptations and dangers of this life. O Jesu, my only Savior! Amen. SCRIPTURE Deuteronomy 7:7-11 OT p. 164 GOSPEL MASS Credo Robert Ray I believe in God, the Father almighty, Maker of heaven and earth. And in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord, Who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried; He descended into hell. On the third day He arose; He ascended into heaven, from death He was set free. Now He sits at the right hand and He s waiting for you and me. He will judge all the world. He will judge you and me. I believe in the Holy Spirit, and the holy catholic church. I believe Lord in one Baptism for the remission of sin and rebirth. I believe in the resurrection and the communion of saints in this world. I believe when my life is over I m going home just to live with my God. I believe in God, and in the Holy Ghost. I believe in God. 2

5 C ALLED SCRIPTURE Jeremiah 1:4-11a OT p. 698 ANTHEM Lord I Was Blind David Rasbach Lord, I was blind; I could not see in your marred visage any grace: But now the beauty of your face in radiant splendor dawns on me. Once I was blind, but now I see! Lord, I was deaf, I could not hear the thrilling music of Your voice, But now I hear You and rejoice, And all Your tender words are clear. Once I was deaf, but now I hear! Lord, I was mute; I could not sing the grace and glory of Your name, But now, as touched by living flame, My lips shall praise my God and King! Once I was mute, but now I sing! Lord, I was dead. I could not raise my lifeless soul from sin s cold grave. Naught but the gift of life You gave, could e er have raised me up, The power of your redeeming love raised me to life and now I live! Lord, I was dead, mute, deaf, blind, but now I see! SCRIPTURE Isaiah 43:1-7 OT p. 672 * HYMN You Are Mine GG 177 Please join in on refrain 3

6 MINUTE FOR BOOST THE TROOPS Pattie Gunter THE SHARING OF OUR LIVES THROUGH OUR GIFTS OFFERTORY You re the Only Jesus Jensen/Hayes If not in you, I wonder where will they ever see the One who really cares? If not from you, how will they find there s one who heals the broken heart and gives sight to the blind? Cause you re the only Jesus some will ever see and you re the only words of life some will ever read. So let them see in you the One in whom is all they ll ever need, cause you re the only Jesus some will ever see. And if not you, I wonder who will show them love, and love alone can make things new? If not from you, how will they learn there s One who ll trade their hopelessness for joy in return? So let Him shine, let Him show, let them see Him in you, you ve got to let them know. PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE THE LORD S PRAYER (debts/debtors) * THE PEACE The peace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you. And also with you. Greet those around you, saying Peace be with you or The Peace of Christ If you prefer not to shake hands in greeting while passing the Peace of Christ, you may choose to make eye contact and greet others in another personal way. 4

7 S ENT SCRIPTURE Romans 12:9-13 NT p. 162 HYMN Small Things Allen Pote/Tom Long We are small, the world is wide, yet we stand tall with God inside. Small things done with great love, can change the world. Those who seem to be the weakest are the greatest in God s eyes. Little hands we lift in service can touch the skies. When we give away our treasure, when we sacrifice our lives, when we lose our hearts to Jesus, love multiplies. SCRIPTURE Matthew 28:18-20 NT p. 34 ANTHEM Their Sound Is Gone Out G. F. Handel Their sound is gone out into all lands and their words unto the ends of the world. CELEBRATION OF MINISTRY * HYMN We Are Called GG 749 IRREGULAR * CHARGE BENEDICTION Lord, Now Lettest Thou Thy Servant Robert Scholtz Lord, now lettest thou thy servant depart in peace, according to thy word, For mine eyes have seen thy salvation which thou hast prepared before the face of all people. A light to lighten the Gentiles, and to be the glory of thy people Israel. 5

8 * DISMISSAL Go in peace to love and serve the Lord. Thanks be to God! POSTLUDE Toccata in Seven John Rutter *********************** CHOIRS Chancel Choir (Adults) Westminster Choir (Youth) Genesis and Cherub Choirs (grades 1 6) Joyful Noise Choir (ages 4 and 5) MUSICIANS Laura Marchisotto Piano and Organ Trio Ellen Peters, Jeannette Mulherin, Evan Ayars Quartet Ellen Peters, Jeannette Mulherin, Evan Ayars, Todd Leeuwenburgh Mark Jacobs Cello David Morrison Guitar Ward Huston Bass Riley Timmer Percussion Vernon Gale, Mike Hinton, Alex Hinton, Alex Stas, Laura Hinton - Handbells 6

9 Mission Statement We are Claimed by God in Jesus Christ, Called to live as a community of faith, Sent to participate in the unfolding of God s kingdom on earth. Vision Statement Approved by Session June 12, 2012 As we approach our 175 th year of ministry, the people of Lewinsville Presbyterian Church celebrate the gifts and opportunities given to us. We strive to build on our heritage of Christian discipleship to serve God and all creation. We strengthen our congregation as we: Worship God in ways that engage the spirit, mind, heart and body. Educate and form disciples in Christian faith. Care for one another with the compassion of Jesus Christ. We participate in Christ s mission in the world to redeem and transform all creation as we: Extend our legacy of care to vulnerable older adults and their families. Reach out to the youth of northern Virginia, ushering them into a healthy, vibrant, productive adulthood. Provide a forum for civil public policy discourse and, as faithful Christians, address social justice issues. Become a recognized Christian presence in the emerging Tysons urban center. Claimed, Called, Sent by Jesus Christ, who alone is head of the Church. Approved by Session April 9,

10 CHILDREN CHILDREN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE SERMON STORIES During the month of June children age 4 through grade 4 will exit the sanctuary following the Children s Message and join Allison Lineberger for Sermon Stories in Room 104 for activities that will follow the themes of the sermon that morning. The children will then move to Fellowship Hall for Bible Games (11-11:30am) and older children are invited to join them while their parents meet in the chapel following the service. There are no sermon stories today. FOR CHILDREN WHO NEED MORE FREEDOM DURING WORSHIP there is an activity area in the Narthex where parent and child can listen to the service and participate in quiet activities. CHILD CARE is available in two different rooms on the lower level of the church for infants, toddlers, preschool and kindergarten children. Two certified child-care attendants staff the infant/toddler room and parent volunteers staff the preschool/kindergarten room during services. If you are able to assist in the preschool/kindergarten room, please contact Alison Staeger, (703) or tmoge@yahoo.com CHILDREN S MUSIC The music program at Lewinsville offers fun and educational choir and bell programs at each age-appropriate level. Many of the bell and choir groups bring the children together for fellowship, singing and bell practice on Sunday evenings. For details, contact Carole Huston , ext. 17 or at carolehuston@hotmail.com (choir info.) or Laura Hinton , ext. 20 or at handbell_diva@yahoo.com (bell info.) PUPPETS IN CHURCH will resume September 20. Children grades 1 6 can join us Sunday evenings 4:45 5:15pm to learn how to manipulate and present different types of puppetry for the church and community. For details contact Director of Christian Education Allison Lineberger, ext. 15 or alineberger@lewinsville.org. 8

11 YOUTH ADULT AND YOUTH EDUCATION DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE This June we ll gather in the chapel after the 10 a.m. service to discuss the sermon and the day s scripture passages with Associate Pastor Emily Berman D Andrea. In this half hour we ll work to expand our understanding of the passages and the sermon. (Older children may join the Sermon Stories group in Fellowship Hall). June Sunday Education Schedule 11:00 11:30 a.m. June 7 meet with the minister in the Chapel to discuss the message June 14 Boost the Troops packaging in Fellowship Hall June 21 meet with the minister in the Chapel to discuss the message June 28 meet with the returned Summer Mission Project group in the chapel to hear more about their experiences in South Carolina and the Blitz Build. WEDNESDAY GATHERING GROUP The first Wednesday of the month the youth group meets for an informal dinner and fellowship at Chipotle (6707 Old Dominion Drive in McLean) from 7-8 pm. Join us for a fun evening of fellowship. Our next Chipolte gathering will be June 3. YOUTH MUSIC After the summer break, youth ringing and singing choirs will start rehearsals September 20. The youth are provided with music opportunities in ringing and singing. The Alleluia Ringers rehearse on Sundays from 4:30 5:15pm. Westminster Choir (singing choir) rehearses on Sundays from 5:15 6:00pm. For details, contact Carole Huston , ext. 17 or at carolehuston@hotmail.com (choir) or Laura Hinton , ext. 20 or at handbell_diva@yahoo.com (bells) SUMMER MISSION PROJECT (SMP) In celebration of 25 years of SMP we will be working with Habitat for Humanity in Hartsville, South Carolina to do a blitz build (build one house in one week). Join us June Register at: Help us raise $70,000 to complete the blitz build by visiting: Pray for the intergenerational group of 50 who will be commissioned Sunday, June 14. For details contact Dir. of Youth & Young Adult Ministry, Kate Satterstrom Kate@Lewinsville.org 9

12 ADULTS ADULT AND YOUTH EDUCATION DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE This June we ll gather in the chapel after the 10 a.m. service to discuss the sermon and the day s scripture passages with Associate Pastor Emily Berman D Andrea. In this half hour we ll work to expand our understanding of the passages and the sermon. (Older children may join the Sermon Stories group in Fellowship Hall). June Sunday Education Schedule 11:00 11:30 a.m. June 7 meet with the minister in the Chapel to discuss the message June 14 Boost the Troops packaging in Fellowship Hall June 21 meet with the minister in the Chapel to discuss the message June 28 meet with the returned Summer Mission Project group in the chapel to hear more about their experiences in South Carolina and the Blitz Build. ADULT MUSIC SUMMER CHOIR Everyone is invited to be a member of the Summer Choir. Join us at 9 a.m. in the sanctuary on Sunday, August 2, 9, and 15. We will rehearse the anthem for that Sunday and then sing. This is an opportunity for all ages. Childcare is provided during the rehearsal time. ADULT MUSIC The adults are provided with music opportunities in ringing and singing. The Jubilate Ringers will resume rehearsal on Sunday, September 20, from 7:15 8:15pm. Chancel Choir (singing choir) still rehearses on Thursdays from 7:30 9:00pm. For details, contact Carole Huston , ext. 17 or at carolehuston@hotmail.com (choir) or Laura Hinton , ext. 20 or at handbell_diva@yahoo.com (bells) 10

13 Announcements for the Week of May 31, 2015 Help carry one another s burden, and in this way you will obey the law of Christ. Galatians 6:2 ALL NAMES ON THE PRAYER LIST HAVE BEEN REMOVED FOR PRIVACY REASONS. THE PRINTED ANNOUNCEMENTS INCLUDED IN THE BULLETIN ON SUNDAY MORNINGS CONTAINS THE COMPLETE LIST. The weekly prayer list includes those members and friends of the church family who are in a short-term temporarily serious or critical situation. Please remember in your prayers all those listed. The number in parentheses is the area cluster. Names placed on the weekly list will be removed after six weeks unless the church office is requested otherwise. We need your help to keep our prayer lists accurate and current. FROM THE INTERIM PASTOR SEARCH COMMITTEE Preliminary screening interviews of qualified candidates are underway and expected to be completed within the next two weeks. Michael Werner, Chair. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WORSHIP TAIZÉ CONTEMPLATIVE WORSHIP - Next Sunday, June 7, at 7:00pm in the Chapel - We will worship with prayers, singing and silence. An excellent way to begin the week. SUMMER SERMON SERIES ON BIBLE STORIES: I Love to Tell the Story. The Bible is made up of stories all kinds of great, sad, surprising, scary, fantastic stories. Jesus taught his disciples and his followers by telling stories. Jesus life story is the greatest story ever told. This summer, for our summer sermon series we are going to hear Bible stories all kinds, the lighthearted ones, the melancholy ones, the joyful ones and the terrifying ones. We will sing the Bible stories, preach about the stories, read the stories and maybe even act out the stories. Some of our favorite Bible stories may fall within the common lectionary and some may not so we will not feel bound by the lectionary this summer. What is your favorite Bible story? What is a story you would like to hear about in worship this summer? If there s a story from the Bible that you would like to hear this summer in worship let us know. We can t guarantee that all of the suggested stories we receive will be worked into the nine weeks of July and August, but we ll try. If there is a Bible story that you would like to hear in worship this summer then Pastor Emily Emily@Lewinsville.org or Sandy in the church office SAlbrecht@Lewinsville.org. 11

14 OPPORTUNITIES FOR SERVICE DEACONS FUND - Following worship next Sunday, June 7, the Deacons will receive contributions for the Deacons Fund in the Narthex as you leave the Sanctuary. The Deacons Fund is used to provide short-term assistance to those in our community who have emergency needs. SHARER NEEDS YOUR HELP - Its shelves are getting low and you can help by bringing your contribution next Sunday, June 7 th, which is Share Sunday. While all contributions of canned or dry food are welcome, SHARE especially needs: cooking oil, 100% juice in plastic bottles, sugar, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dish washing soap, laundry detergent, sponges, diapers and tissues, PLEASE NO OPEN OR OUT OF DATE PRODUCTS. Contributions should be left in the Narthex. THE SUMMER MISSION PROJECT - just celebrated 25 years of ministry. What a wonderful 25 years! Now we turn to the future and excitedly anticipate 25 years more of ministry. June a group of 50 youth, young adults, and adults will be traveling to Hartsville, South Carolina where we will be working with Habitat for Humanity to complete a Blitz Build; we'll be building one house in one week. In committing to a Blitz Build we are also committed to raising $70,000 for the cost of the house. We invite you to partner with us in this vibrant ministry of serving others. During the month of May, we encourage you to grab an envelope from the board in St. Andrews Hall and fill it with at least the dollar amount listed on the front of the envelope. Envelopes can be returned to the offering plate or the SMP mailbox in the mail room. Thank you for your continued support and partnership. We are excited to see how God works through us this summer. Visit for additional ways to contribute to the Blitz Build. MCLEAN INTERFAITH COALITION Habitat for Humanity of Northern Virginia has broken ground for two new single family homes in Alexandria, at 3407 Clayborne Avenue. The McLean Interfaith Coalition (MIC), of which Lewinsville is a member, will be working at this site through A Work day has been scheduled for Wednesday, June 10. Volunteers supply their own lunch and Habitat supplies water and tools. If you bring your own tools, be sure they are marked with your name. If you re interested in joining volunteers from other McLean congregations on any of the scheduled work days, contact Mary Frase, the Lewinsville representative to MIC, at maryjfrase@gmail.com or (703)

15 BOOST THE TROOPS - Flag Day Sunday, June 14 th and it s Time to Boost the Troops! Please join us immediately following the 10:00 a.m. service on June 14th to pack up homemade goodies and store-bought treats to send to deployed service men and women. Suggested Items Food Items: Energy & protein bars, multi vitamins, Slim Jims, beef jerky, trail mix, gum, candy, nuts, powdered drink mixes, hot sauce, K-cups, instant coffee, tea, sugar packs & sugar substitutes, individual coffee creamers, etc. Note: Avoid chocolate. It is summer now and chocolate and other items that melt will not transport well. Personal Health Items: Chapstick, blister pads, moleskin, hand sanitizer, sunscreen, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, foot powder, Dr. Scholl s foot pads, trial size shampoo, trial size lotion, body wash, razors, Advil, Tinactin cream, Q-Tips. No aerosol containers. Small sewing kits & manicure kits Stationery/envelopes/note pads/pens/postcards with scenery of USA Magazines, newspapers with current events Games: Playing cards, yo-yos, Frisbees, crossword, word find and Sudoku puzzle books Used or new books Thick white socks for boots International calling cards Duct and electrical tape Tips on Baking & Packaging Goods Bake brownies in 8 x 8 aluminum pans. They fit easily into the 12 x 12 x 6 flat rate boxes. Stack homemade cookies into Pringles cans. Please clearly label all items that contain nuts. Bake goodies now and freeze them until the event. These boxes will likely be handled roughly so pack accordingly. Contact Mary Spence Smith at MSmith@Bullseyewood.com or call her at if you have questions. 13

16 OPPORTUNITIES FOR FELLOWSHIP CHURCH-WIDE POTLUCK SPONSORED BY CHRISTCARE Tonight, from 5:00-7:00 p.m., the ChristCare ministry will sponsor its biennial potluck gathering. Please join us for an evening of good food, fellowship, and a taste of what goes on in our small groups. Everyone is invited to attend and encouraged to bring a friend. So, whether you re a member of a ChristCare group, a former member, interested in learning more, or want to help celebrate this ministry and have good fellowship, please come. The main course and drinks will be provided. Attendees are asked to bring a side dish/salad or dessert to share. SECOND SATURDAY SET - It's June... time to start some of that living is easy business. And nothing could be easier than joining your friends for a potluck dinner at the Bowens' home (7910 Foxhound Road, McLean). Liz, John and Diane Wachtel will host this celebration of summer on Saturday, June 13, at 6:00pm. Call or lizbowen1@verizon.net to say you'll come and to get your food assignment. And please bring your own adult beverage of choice. ADULT CLUB - Please join us for lunch at The House of Fortune, 6715 Lowell Avenue, McLean, VA on Sunday, June 14 at 11:50 am. Call Ruth Riggins at for reservations. 14

17 HABITAT AT HOME Saturday, June 20 through Saturday, June 27 Every year, after bidding adieu to participants as they head off on Habitat (Summer Mission Project,) many of us wish we could participate in some way, as well. It can be difficult to take a week off from work to head out of town. This year, plan on joining us right here at Lewinsville as we tend to our Habitat. Beginning on Saturday, June 20, the same day our SMP volunteers depart for Hartsville, SC, we will begin our work tending to our church home. Help out by cleaning, tidying, organizing, tossing and donating. Stop by St. Andrews Hall before/after church, and sign up for a slot. There will be a big push on Saturday, June 20, beginning in the sanctuary, and we will branch off from there. Lunch will be served on Saturday. Stay tuned as the details are firmed up. Possible Projects on tap: Spring cleaning in the Sanctuary, cloak room and Saint Andrews Hall Organizing and cleaning the commercial kitchen and the hospitality kitchen Organizing the flower/communion room Other projects are being solidified 15

18 CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 31, 2015 SUNDAY, MAY 31 10:00am 5:00pm MONDAY, JUNE 1 10:00am 11:00am 6:45pm 7:30pm TUESDAY, JUNE 2 7:30pm WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 7:00pm THURSDAY, JUNE 4 10:30am 7:30pm FRIDAY, JUNE 5 10:00am 7:00pm SATURDAY, JUNE 6 TRINITY SUNDAY Service of Music Claimed, Called, Sent All Singing Choirs ChristCare Potluck dinner - FH Lost Sheep Stitchers CH Stephen Leaders - LIB Barnabas ChristCare BR Presbyterian Women - LIB STAFF PLANNING DAY CHURCH OFFICE CLOSED Deacons meeting CH Children and Families Task Force meeting - LIB Interim Clergy Group CH Committee on Ministry Congregational Transitions Committee - LIB McLean Village Exchange Support Group CH Recital S 2:00pm McLean Women s Club Chorale Concert - S SUNDAY, JUNE 7 10:00am Service of Worship S 5:00pm 7:00pm SACRAMENT OF THE LORD S SUPPER Rev. Emily Berman D Andrea preaching Special Music Beginnings ChristCare CH Taizé Service of Worship - CH LOWER LEVEL JKR John Knox Room (25A) MR Music/Choir Room FH Fellowship Hall UPPER LEVEL YC Youth Center (200) P Parlor (206) ROOM ABBREVIATIONS KEY MAIN LEVEL LIB Library (101) CH John Calvin Chapel (100) SAH St. Andrews Hall S - Sanctuary N - Narthex BR Bethany Room (behind S) SCR Staff Conference Room 16

19 MINISTERS ASSOCIATE PASTOR FOR CHRISTIAN FORMATION DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRIES DIRECTOR OF HANDBELLS ASSISTANT MUSICIAN DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DIRECTOR OF YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT MINISTRIES MUSIC MINISTRY LAY READER GREETERS CLERK OF SESSION TREASURER DUTY ELDER DUTY DEACON The Congregation of Lewinsville Church The Reverend Emily Berman D Andrea Carole Huston Laura Hinton Laura Marchisotto Allison Lineberger Kate Satterstrom All Singing Choirs Michael Werner Henry and Brigitte Rais Laura Jones Connie Church Joe Parisi Anne Schwartz MISSION CO-WORKERS Brian and Helen Chapaitis, Papua New Guinea Andrew and Ellen Collins, Thailand Frank and Nancy Dimmock, Zambia CHURCH STAFF CHURCH OFFICE MANAGER FACILITIES MANAGER PASTOR EMERITUS PARISH ASSOCIATE PARISH ASSOCIATE PARISH ASSOCIATE PARISH ASSOCIATE Sandy Albrecht Steven Kirkland The Reverend Gary G. Pinder The Reverend Stephany Crosby The Reverend Dr. Susan Fellows The Reverend Gerald W. Hopkins The Reverend Dr. Susan Kendall LEWINSVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1724 Chain Bridge Road ~ McLean, Virginia ~ ~ ~ FAX ~ ~ ~ INFO LINE