From our Pastor... Farewell

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1 OUTREACH BON AIR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 9201 W. Huguenot Rd., Richmond, VA 23235, Ph: , Fax: May 2010 From our Pastor... Farewell Since announcing three weeks ago that I was leaving BAPC after 16 years of shared ministry, Ruthie and I have been blessed and overwhelmed by the cards and notes from so many of you. It is so affirming to us to be reminded of the deep bonds of affection and respect that unite us with one another. That affection and those bonds will carry us forward in my new call, and will be with us always, wherever God s calling leads us. We look forward to a joyous celebration of our life together on Sunday (May 2). I am delighted that our last worship together will be sealed with the Sacrament of Holy Communion and cemented by our fellowship afterwards. Although you will always hold a dear place in our hearts, our relationship will change. I will no longer be your pastor. I will join the ranks of my predecessors and become your former pastor. As your former pastor, I will no longer be engaged in your ongoing life and ministry. I will not conduct your memorial services, baptisms, or weddings. Those important events will be conducted by your associate pastor and/or your interim pastor, and eventually your next pastor. I will best honor you, BAPC, and your pastoral leadership by encouraging you to turn to your called pastors for your pastoral counsel and ministry. The movers are coming to pack our belongings on Monday (May 3) and load the truck the next day. We anticipate moving into the church-owned manse in Bryn Mawr on Thursday, May 6, after which our addresses will be Ruthie and Charles Grant R. Charles Grant 129 Radnor Street Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church Bryn Mawr, PA Montgomery Avenue Bryn Mawr, PA God s blessings and peace be with you always! And thanks for the memories. Charles Inside this month... Letters, Birthdays, etc.... p. 2 BAPC News/Events...pp. 3-4 Session Reports... p. 5 Youth... p. 6 Calendar... p. 10 Highlights this month... Sun., May 2 Noon Reception for Dr. Charles & Ruthie Grant in Fellowship Hall. All are invited. Tues., May 11 9 AM-2 PM Women s Birthday Program & Luncheon Wed., May 19 6:15 p.m. End of Season Picnic

2 PAGE 2 OUTREACH May 2010 birthdays/ anniversaries 1 Lydia Morris 2 Cindy Wright, Paul & Marta Rowe 3 Gisela Stech 4 Danny Nagel, Jack Melia 5 April Smith, Sven & Gay Olsen 6 Joseph Pankey, Michael Barrett, Charlie Jurgens Paul & Patricia Lindsey 7 Rob Skimin, Keith Lawrence 8 David Huffine, Pamela Swecker 9 Sawyer Negaard, Chastity Holland 10 Milton Myers, Don Thornburg 11 Lindy Pokorny 12 Chuck Barrett 13 Leona Powell, William Powell 15 Bill Bonacum, Alan Sestak, 17 Alex Wilson, KayLeigh Lutzic 18 Rheanna Morris, Chuck & Janet Barrett, Virginia & Jim Chaffin 19 John Holland, Paige Wesselink, Linda Jackson 21 Catie Gilfoyle, Lynn Stevens 22 Cameron Melia 23 Liz Rupp, Deborah Houghton 24 Sarah Skimin, Bruce & Terri Miller, Tim & Sandy Black 26 Vicki McAllister, Tom Jewell, Nancy Peace, Braden Wright, Shannon Raines & Mark Wesselink 27 Marcia Britton 29 Robert Halpern, Vilma Siegel 30 Mitchell Copeland, Bill & Pat Wilson Valerie and Edward Garrett, 31 Joy Winstead Letters... Dear Friends, Terrie, Hannah, Curt and I are extremely grateful to our church family for your many prayers, cards, etc. following my mother's recent passing. All of you at Bon Air Pres are near and dear to our hearts. We treasure your friendship and comforting thoughts. Many thanks. Bruce Miller Dear Members and staff of Bon Air Presbyterian Church, We would like to thank you for the way you all handled Mary Bell s service. We appreciated the professionalism and the sensitivity displayed by you all. Sincerely, Barbara Kahler (Mary s Niece) Automatic Transfer Convenient, dependable, secure these adjectives describe the Automatic Transfer option for your pledge contribution. Either of two dates are available for your transfer, the 10 th or the 25 th of each month. And you can make changes to your commitment by written direction to the office. Pick up an application form in the office foyer to begin enjoying this easy way to be sure you keep your pledge contribution up to date. Call Laura Greer, , for more information. Prayer Ministry To request prayer support from our church s prayer chain, or to join in this ministry, please call Deborah Houghton at (debho@comcast.net) or the church office at (office@bonairpc.org) Outreach is published monthly by Bon Air Presbyterian Church, a non-profit organization. Jane Chandler, editor; Brenda Norton, ass t editor. Bon Air Presbyterian Church 9201 W. Huguenot Rd., Richmond, VA Telephone: Fax: Internet address:

3 OUTREACH May 2010 PAGE 3 Discipleship Opportunities Pentecost Offering May 23 You will be asked to give to the Pentecost Offering which is traditionally received on the day of Pentecost, May 23, It provides a direct way to meet the needs of children at risk, youth, and young adults. Our congregation will keep 40 percent of the Offering to support ministry with children at risk in our community. The General Assembly s portion (60 percent) provides leadership development opportunities for Presbyterian youth and young adults and supports children-at-risk programs at the national level. Since 1998, Presbyterians of all ages have raised over $7 million for these ministries that benefit younger members of God s family. BAPC Endowment Fund Have you remembered your church in your will? Habitat for Humanity BAPC will participate in building a Habitat for Humanity house in July as one of eleven churches in the Apostle Build program. We are assigned to work Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, July 27, 28, 29 and 31. Save those dates and look for more information in the June Outreach. If you know now that you will be able to assist during those days or if you would like more information, call Harold Greer ( ). MS Walk For quite a few years a small group of church members have walked in the Multiple Sclerosis Walk each spring as team BAPC Cares. The Central Virginia MS Society Chapter changed the date of The Walk this year and it will be held on May 1 st. Unfortunately, our team members are either going to be out of town or have other commitments on that date and won t be able to participate. However, two team members, Martha Singdahlsen and Barb Nehls, have decided to be virtual walkers and will walk in cyberspace this year. As always, we walk in honor of Jane Wall and any other church members, family and friends who are suffering with this dreaded disease. We also participate in loving memory of Andrea Loth, Bill Cavin and Don Singdahlsen. We hope that many of you will support us as you have in the past. Your donations will help in the research that will find a cure for MS one day. You can make your donation on line by going to Click on Walk Richmond in the middle of the page. Then click on Donate to a Walker where it asks for a name, enter either Martha or Barb s names click on search for a participant and the name will show up in red further down the page click on the name and it will take you to the donations page where you can enter your donation. You can also donate by check made out to NMSS. We thank you for your support. Coffee Half Hour Come join us for coffee & fellowship at 10:30 am on Sunday, May 9 in the Fellowship Hall The entire congregation is invited! The month s coffee is sponsored by: Evangelism

4 PAGE 4 OUTREACH May 2010 Season Finale May 16 4 pm The Windemere String Quartet will be joined by flutist Keith Hanlon for the Second South of the James Concert Series on Sunday, May 16, at 4 p.m. at the church. Note that the concert is on the third Sunday, because the second Sunday is Mother's Day. The program: Mozart's Quartet for flute and strings in D major, K. 285; Haydn's String Quartet in G major, Op. 77, No. 1; and Dvorak's Violin Sonatina in G major, Op. 100, transcribed for string quartet. Members of the quartet are Kelsey Miller and Caitlin Hunt, violins; Holly Rose Schmidt, viola; and Suzanne Maerz, cello Admission will be by donation. Information is available at ROMEOs Meet May 11 ROMEOs* will meet at Angelo s at 12 noon on Tuesday, May 11. The restaurant is located off of Midlothian Turnpike. *ROMEO stands for Retired Old Men Eating Out, but men of any age and condition are welcome. Acolyte Program Thanks so much to the acolytes serving in April: Michael Barrett, Thomas Jackson, Ryan Stevens and Maddie Negaard. Michael Barrett carried the Processional Cross on Easter Sunday. Vicki Callear was the adult helpter. The acolytes scheduled for May are: Katie Copeland, Sam Barnes, Lindsey Copeland, Jacob Smouse and Becky Ogburn. Rebecca Huffine will carry the Processional Cross. Peggy Sinclair-Morris will assist. Thank You for the Music We extend a sincere THANK YOU for all who filled our sanctuary with the wonderful music we heard during the past several weeks! Stephanie Sloan our 11 th grade organ student who assisted so professionally at the organ console on Sunday, March 21. Stephanie Auld who sang a splendid voice recital on Saturday evening March 27. Jessica Clough, a senior at U of R for her exceptional and worshipful violin performance on Palm Sunday. Barbara Gregory, Tunde Hidvedi & Francis Church for their inspirational music at the Maundy Thursday evening service. Members of the VCU Brass Ensemble for their Fanfares and Flourishes on Easter Sunday. The Chancel Choir for their festive anthems and responses on Easter Sunday, Nancy Van Auken for her accompanying the chancel choir. Choir Soloists, Lindsey Prather, Chelsea Temple, David Hood and Tae Hee Kwak for their fine Solo work in the Lenten and Easter services. To the many voices in concert on Friday, April 8, of the St. Andrews College Chamber & Concert Choir and to all who housed the students in your homes. Dr. Charles Staples performance at our SSSJ April Concert with his witty statements and technical aplomb, presented a prodigious musicality and technical mastery on our Bechstein Piano. And our thanks to Charles Jurgens, who for many years sang in the Chancel Choir here at BAPC. We recognized Charles for his years of service in the Chancel Choir on Sunday, April 18, as he retired from the choir.

5 OUTREACH May 2010 PAGE 5 The BAPC Session Reports At a called meeting on Wednesday, March 24, 2010, the Session: Received new members Jill Conley and Denise Clements by Reaffirmation of Faith. April Smith is their sponsor. Approved the baptism of Mitchell Allan Olsen on the request of Kellie and Chris Olsen his parents. Declared that the eight members of the confirmation class completed their examination. Heard the personal statements of faith by the following members of the confirmation class: Michael Barrett, Bailey Holland, Maddie Negaard, Becky Ogburn, Coleman Paz, Alli Smilek, Dustin Smilek, and Kate Wood. Approved admitting the confirmands to full church membership upon making their professions of faith. At its scheduled meeting on Sunday, April 11, 2010, the Session: Received new members Averett and Jane Tombes on Transfer of Letter from the Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Alexandria, VA. Rob Tombes is their son. Rob and Mary Beth Tombes will be their sponsors. Endorsed Aaron Houghton to become in Inquirer of the Ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Presbytery of the James. Heard that he will plan to attend Union/PSCE seminary on academic scholarship. Heard that Caryn Kemp (with stipend) and Mike Clang (without stipend) were selected to serve as student interns for school year. Heard that the One Great Hour of Sharing special offering received $1,042. Heard that the RISC Nehemiah Action meeting with local government officials will be held on April 22, at Good Sheppard Baptist Church. Heard that an electrical surge had damaged the wiring and thermostat for the Fellowship Hall air conditioning system. Heard that the snow damaged the outside heat pump unit behind the church and it is a total loss. Insurance should pay for the replacement except for the church s $1,000 insurance deductible. Approved the appointment of Kathy Sestak to Moderate the Endowment Fund Distribution Committee. She will serve with Kraig Negaard and Joy Winstead from the Endowment Fund Committee. Approved the Technology recommendations to improve and strengthen the church data backup and network coverage in the building. Heard that Rev. Grant was called by Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, PA, to serve as Associate Pastor for Senior Adults and Pastoral Care. Approved to concur with the dissolution Rev. Grant s and to call a congregational meeting for Sunday April 25, at the 11am worship service for the purpose of concurring with the dissolution of call. Heard that Charlie Jurgens retired from the Chancel Choir after many years of service. He will be recognized at the 11am worship service on April 18. Operating Fund Year to Date March 2010 Actual Budget Difference Budget Receipts Pledges $118,798 $122,503 Other $ 3,612 3,753 Total $122,410 $126,256 (3,846) Expenses $131,747 $126,256 5,491 Net (9,337) - (9,337) The Book Group Tuesday, May 18 The book discussion group meets every third Tuesday at 1:30 pm in the church library. The book of the month is The Falls by Joyce Carol Oates. The leader is Bev Berry.

6 PAGE 6 OUTREACH May 2010 New addresses and phone numbers New Members: PYC Middle School May 2 5:00-6:00 Fellowship 6:00-7:00 Evening Worship Christ as the Cornerstone May 9 Happy No Youth Mother s Day May 16 12:00-4:00 Trip to Maymont! (Bring your lunch) May 23 5:00-7:00 On Fire! May 30 Memorial No Youth Day Weekend June 6 4:30-6:00 PYC Picnic (Potluck) 6:00-7:00 Evening Worship Open the Door High School May 2 5:00-6:00 Fellowship 6:00-7:00 Evening Worship Christ as the Cornerstone May 9 Happy No Youth Mother s Day May 16 12:00-4:00 Trip to Maymont! (Bring your lunch) May 23 5:00-7:00 On Fire! May 30 Memorial Day Weekend No Youth June 6 4:30-6:00 PYC Picnic (Potluck) Denise Clements and Jill Conley 1800 Upperbury Drive Midlothian, VA Kid s Kingdom in WORM The rotation for the month of May is Paul on the Road to Damascus. The memory verse this month is Acts 9:17b Ananias placed his hands on him and said, "Saul, the Lord Jesus has sent me. He is the same one who appeared to you along the road. He wants you to be able to see and to be filled with the Holy Spirit." The story of Paul is a major turning point in the life of the early church. Saul, as he was formerly known, was a persecutor of anyone who was following the teachings of Christ. These teachings are referred to as the Way. Before the road to Damascus, Saul was a great opponent of Jesus followers. A very learned man in the ways of the Jewish law, Saul wanted to be sure that the Jewish faith stayed pure and true. He and other Jewish leaders of the time saw Jesus followers as a threat to the true faith. They set out to ensure their demise. Saul was on the front line of this battle against the Jesus followers. Our rotation this month teaches us that God calls even the most unlikely people to lead us in the Way. This story can help us to remember that no matter what our life choices have been, God s unending love for us allows new possibilities. Join us for each of our rotations this month in: Noah s Art Studio: The children will create a comic strip using the main events from the story Saul. Movement and Geography: The children will participate in a trust walk and understand the importance of following and trusting God even when you cannot see. A/V: The children will view two animated depictions of Saul s conversion and explore the similarities and differences. Science/Storytelling: The children use science experiments and the retelling of Saul s story to explore elements of Saul s character and his motivations.

7 OUTREACH May 2010 PAGE 7 Bon Air Stitchers Our meeting will be Monday, May 10 at 1 PM in the church library. We have decided to change our Yarn Month to May instead of in the Fall. There will be a basket outside of the church office for any donations you may wish to make during this time. Thank you to everyone who has generously contributed throughout the year. We have received many notes of thanks from MCV Hospital and Massey for our donations. Everyone is welcome to join us at our meetings. If you have any questions please call Rita at Evening Worship Christ as the Cornerstone May 2-6:00 p.m. The stone that the builders rejected has become the chief cornerstone. Living a life in Christ is not always easy, especially if we do not have the right foundation. Taking our cues from scripture, we know that building a house on sand is not wise, yet how often have we placed our faith in sinking sand? How often have we failed to build our foundations upon our Rock and Redeemer God? Join us as we look to Christ as the cornerstones in our lives, and with Christ as our foundation, we can withstand all the myriad difficulties that life can throw at us. Open the Door June 6-6:00 p.m. Listen! I am standing at the door knocking. These words from the book of Revelation serve as an invitation to discipleship and to welcome Jesus into our lives. We each stand at many doors but the question remains: are we ready to open the door? Certainly there are doors of temptation, but sometimes crossing the threshold into the unknown is exactly where Christ is calling each of us to go. Join us as we look at the doors of our lives, and discern when Jesus is on the other side, inviting us into relationship. Gifts were given to the Memorial Fund in memory of Mary Frances Cheatham by Betty Brinser, Robert Belford, Elizabeth W. Hooker, Edmond A. Hooker, MD, DrPH, Liz & Robert Schad, Jeanne & Jack Todd, Caroline L. Davis, Jim & Virginia Chaffin, Frank & Jane Lawrence. Gifts were given to the Memorial Fund in memory of Andrea Loth by Theodore & Sarah Cole, Jim & Virginia Chaffin, WHS Class of '53, Helen T. Hatch, F. R. Loth, Jr., Anne W. Baird. Gifts were given to the Memorial Fund in memory of Leonard Alley by William F. Dunbar, III, GE Friends, John & Wanda Umlauf, Elizabeth Alley, W. Marshall & Shirley W. Johnson, Dianne & Ralph Chesson, Jack & Jeanne Todd. Mature Moderns Hazen House Tour May 15 A visit to the Hazen House in Old Bon air is planned for our May 15 meeting at 10:00 am. Robin and Len Tuck will open their historic home with coffee and goodies in the garden along with a review of the history of the home and the extensive renovations they have made. Women in the Church Prime Time Circle will meet on Monday, May 3, at 7:00 p.m. in the church parlor for a presentation by Terri Powers. Hostesses are: Gloria Blades and Greta Reeves. Sisters Circle will meet on Tuesday, May 11 at 10:30 a.m. in the Middle School Room. Morning Bible Study will meet on Tuesday, May 11 at 10:15 a.m. in the church Parlor. L.Y.D.I.A. Circle will meet on Tuesday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the Beck Room.

8 PAGE 8 OUTREACH May 2010 HELP NEEDED Denise Clements and Jill Conley were received by the session into membership at Bon Air Presbyterian Church on March 24, Both joined the church by reaffirmation of faith. They were introduced to the congregation on April 4, April Smith is their sponsor. Denise is in sales at Centrex Technical Sales and Jill is an engineer at DuPont. Both enjoy traveling. Sunday, May 9 A helpful and dedicated person is needed to take over coordination of the CARITAS program which will be held at BAPC on July For many years, Kris Morelli has faithfully served as the coordinator for this program but has now asked to be relieved of that responsibility. Kris deserves many thanks for all he has done to make this a successful outreach ministry of this church! We need someone to step forward and assume this role. Many individuals and groups in the church have participated in this ministry for years and it is anticipated that they will continue to do so. Someone now needs to coordinate the week s activities. If you are interested, please contact John Rupp ( ; rupparents@aol.com) or Barbara Jacocks ( , bjacocks@richmondregional.org). MORE HELP NEEDED Graduate Recognition Sunday, June 6 Our High School graduates will be recognized on Sunday, June 6 during the 11:00 worship service, and the evening worship service. Please mark your calendars and join us for this special opportunity as we celebrate with our graduating seniors and their families. DO YOU HAVE A GRADUATE IN YOUR FAMILY? Please let us know so we can celebrate with you! Contact the church office, or office@bonairpc.org with your graduate s name, school, and degree. We need this information soon so we can celebrate the wonderful achievements of our graduates. For many years, Kris Morelli has also organized the periodic blood drives that are held six times per year at BAPC. Kris has recently asked to be relieved of that responsibility. We have a dedicated number of regular donors someone is now needed to coordinate the drives in conjunction with the VA Blood Service. Kris has indicated that he will help train whoever is willing to assume this responsibility. Please contact John Rupp or Barbara Jacocks if you are interested in coordinating this outreach ministry at BAPC. End of Season Picnic & Covered Dish Wednesday, May 19, 2010 The picnic supper will be $3.00 Adults/ $2.00 Children and will include hot dogs, hamburgers and dessert. We ask that you bring a side dish to share. Thanks for a wonderful year. The Chef's Club.

9 OUTREACH May 2010 PAGE 9 We Welcome New Members - Our 2010 Confirmation Class Michael Barrett is an 8th grade student at Midlothian Middle school, the son of Chuck and Janet Barrett, and grandson of Frank and Ethel Barrett. Michael s interests include sports, especially baseball, and being a part of Youth Fellowship here at Bon Air. Bailey Holland is an 8th grade student at Robious Middle School and daughter of Chastity and John Holland. Bailey loves Sunday school here at Bon Air and can be found most Sunday mornings awaiting her teachers to arrive. Her interests include tennis and reading. Maddie Negaard is an 8th grade student at Tomahawk Creek Middle School, daughter of Kraig and Kim Negaard, and granddaughter of Norm and Gail Negaard. Maddie enjoys dance, running, volleyball, basketball, swimming, and many other activities. Among her favorite activities here at Bon Air is attending youth fellowship with her friends. Becky Ogburn is an 8th grade student at Alert Hill Middle School and daughter of Elaine and Tom Ogburn. Becky s interests include PYC, cooking for Freedom house, Sunday school, serving as an acolyte, and myriad other church activities. Becky likes to play basketball, Cheering as a Firecracker Cheerleader, and playing with her dog Trixie. Coleman Paz is an 8th grade student at Providence Middle School and son of Doug and Margy Paz. Coleman loves Camp Hanover, working with little kids here at the church and attending youth fellowship and Bible study. His interests include playing sports; he is great at all of them (soccer, basketball, baseball, etc.), playing video games and hanging out with his friends. Alli Smilek is an 8th grade student at Midlothian Middle School and daughter of Kevin and Sandra Smilek. Alli loves to run track and cross country. She also enjoys going on retreats to Camp Hanover, working with CARITAS and being a part of PYC. Dustin Smilek is a 10th grade student at Midlothian High School. Dustin loves sports; in particular, Dustin loves to play baseball. When not on the playing field, Dustin likes being a part of youth fellowship at Bon Air and going to Camp Hanover for retreats. Kate Wood is an 8th grade student at Robious Middle School and daughter of Ellen and Doug Wood. Kate s interests include running, travel team soccer, and helping out when there is need. She also likes being a part of CARITAS, and her involvement Youth fellowship here at the church. Front Row (left to right) Back Row (left to right) Rhonda Dunbar, Becky Ogburn, Coleman Paz, Michael Barrett, Alli Smilek, Dr. Grant Rev. Smith, Bailey Holland, Dustin Smilek, Maddie Negaard, Kate Wood

10 PAGE 10 OUTREACH May 2010 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Playground Clean-Up 2 Communion (Table Down) 2 a meal Noon - Reception for the Grant s 6:00 Evening Worship 7:00 Session 3 Friendship Café 9:30 Yoga ( ) 6:00 Cub Scouts (SS) 6:30 Birth Talk (HS) 7:00 Walk Away Pounds 7:00 Prime Time Circle (P) 4 Friendship Café 5:00 DaCapo 6:30 Chancel Ringers 7:00 PYC Advisors 5 Cinco de Mayo 6:15 Dinner 7:30 Chancel Choir 6 Friendship Café 6:00 Yoga ( ) 7:00 Fellowship (L) 7:00 Herb Stone (B) 7:15 Walk Away Pounds ( ) 7 8 1:30 Caitlin Hunt ( S & B) 9 Mother s Day Coffee 10:30 Coffee 1/2 Hour = Evangelism 10 Friendship Café 9:30 Yoga ( ) 1:00 Stitchers (L) 6:00 Cub Scouts (SS) 7:00 Communications (L) 7:00 Walk Away Pounds 11 Friendship Café (closed) 9-2 Women s Birthday Lunch & Offering (B) 5:00 DaCapo 6:00 AGO (B) 6:30 Chancel Ringers 7:00 AGO (Sanctuary) 7:00 LYDIA (B) 12 2:00 Congregational Care 6:15 Dinner 7:00 Church & Society (L) 7:30 Chancel Choir 13 Friendship Café 6:00 Yoga ( ) 7:00 Herb Stone (B) 7:15 Walk Away Pounds ( ) :00 - Jane Benson recital (Sanctuary) 16 4:00 SSSJ Moment for Mission = Pentecost Offering 17 Friendship Café 9:30 Yoga ( ) 6:00 Cub Scouts (SS) 7:00 Walk Away Pounds 18 Friendship Café 6:30 Chancel Ringers 7:00 Stewardship (P) 7:00 Da Capo (S) 7:30 Property (L) 19 5:00 Evangelism (L) 6:15 Dinner (Picnic) 7:30 Chancel Choir 20 Friendship Café 6:00 Yoga ( ) 7:00 Herb Stone (B) 7:15 Walk Away Pounds ( ) 21 10:00 Mature Moderns 22 7:00 AA (FH/K) 23 Pentecost Elder Installation Noon Worship Luncheon (B) 3:30 Jane Benson (S & Choir) 24 Friendship Café 9:30 Yoga ( ) 6:00 Cub Scouts (SS) 7:30 Preschool Board (P) 7:00 Walk Away Pounds 25 Friendship Café 6:30 Chancel Ringers 7:00 GRIVA ( ) 7:30 Worship (P) 7:30 CE (L) Friendship Café 6:00 Yoga ( ) 6:00 Preschool 7:00 Herb Stone (B) 7:15 Walk Away Pounds ( ) Trinity Sunday 31 Memorial Day Friendship Café (closed) Office Closed

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12 Bon Air Presbyterian Church 9201 W. Huguenot Road Richmond, VA Address Service Requested Non-Profit Organization UPCOMING WORSHIP SCHEDULE May 2 Fifth Sunday of Easter Holy Communion Dr. Grant preaching Psalm 148 Revelation 21:1-6 John 13:31-35 Departing EVENING WORSHIP Christ as the Cornerstone led by Rev. Smith May 9 Sixth Sunday of Easter Jack Haberer, editor of the Presbyterian Outlook, preaching May 16 Seventh Sunday of Easter Ken McFayden, Union Presbyterian Seminary Professor, preaching May 23 Pentecost Ordination and Installation of Elders Carson Rhyne, General Presbyter of the POJ, preaching May 30 Trinity Sunday Shawn Thomas Smith preaching June 6 Holy Communion Tim Limburg, retired pastor, preaching EVENING WORSHIP Open the Door led by Rev. Smith June 13 Jeff Kellam former Assoc Pastor of BAPC, preaching June 20 June 27 Tim Limburg preaching Beverly Zink-Sawyer, Union Presbyterian Seminary professor preaching July 4 Holy Communion Tim Limburg preaching