Nativity Concert - 8:30 p.m. Brass ensemble and our choir will fill us with Christmas spirit as we prepare for a joyous celebration of Jesus birth!

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1 OUTREACH Seeking and Serving Christ to Make a Difference December, 2018 Christmas Eve Celebrations Family Carol Sing - 4:00 p.m. Catch a glimpse of the child s view of Christmas as families join together to sing familiar carols, tell the sacred story, and celebrate Jesus birthday. Nativity Concert - 8:30 p.m. Brass ensemble and our choir will fill us with Christmas spirit as we prepare for a joyous celebration of Jesus birth! Festive Christmas Celebration - 9:00 p.m. Rekindle the joy of Christmas! It is a true and lasting joy that we can experience no matter what life brings. Join us and discover the good news of Christmas that will bring joy to the rest of your year. We will gather together for traditional carols and an inspiring message, then complete our celebration by passing the candlelight which transforms our darkened sanctuary with the glow of God's love. Merry Christmas!

2 PAGE 2 OUTREACH December, 2018 birthdays/ anniversaries 5 Bob Andes 6 Lynn Wagner 8 Sara Unetic 9 Harold Houghton 11 Amy Compton 13 Mitch Olsen, Bob Beabout 15 Jean Hamlett, Chuck Huffine III, Gussie Jacocks 16 Frank Lawrence, Tiffany Lopez 18 Jillian Peace, Nora Narum 21 Judy Clayton 22 Faye Beigbeder 23 Conner Kasten 24 Allen Cleaton 27 Pat Clayton, Evan Bollinger, Harold & Laura Greer 28 Wilma Johnson 29 Jim & Liz Little 30 Don Hills, Evan Smouse 31 Ginna Turner Letters... Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Thank you so much for your kind words of sympathy. It comforts us to know that your thoughts and prayers are with us as we begin the long journey without brother. Again, thanks, Love, Phyllis Smith Dear Janet and friends of Bon Air Presbyterian Church, No words could ever express our appreciation for the love and support you have shown Gary and family. With warmest regards, Edie Smith, Lisa & Lori Sunday, December 2 * Salvation Army Christmas Stockings * Mitten Turkey mittens, hats, and scarves * Christmas Dinner reservations for dinner on December 13 at 6:00 p.m. * Orders for poinsettias. Order forms are in the lobby. Each plant cost $10.00 Sunday, December 9 * Angel Tree Gift Return Prayer Ministry - To request prayer support from our church s prayer chain, or to join in this ministry, please call or Deborah Houghton at or debho@comcast.net, or call or the church office at or office@bonairpc.org. Saturday, December 15 * Angel Tree Gift Delivery - 10:00 a.m.-noon Monday, December 31 * 2018 Contributions due by 3:00 p.m. to the church office Outreach is published monthly by Bon Air Presbyterian Church, a non-profit organization. Rev. Dr. Janet B. Winslow, Pastor; Jane Chandler, Editor; Brenda Norton, Assistant Editor. Articles may be submitted to Brenda Norton, office@bonairpc.org by the 15th of the prior month. Bon Air Presbyterian Church 9201 W. Huguenot Rd., N. Chesterfield, VA Telephone: Fax: Internet address: Bill & Tricia Cushnie 2754 Live Oak Lane Midlothian, VA 23113

3 OUTREACH December, 2018 PAGE 3 I DON T WANT YOUR PRAYERS Susan Orfanos, mother of a Thousand Oaks shooting victim Following a tragedy, it seems that people extend their thoughts and prayers to victims as reflexively as saying God bless you when someone sneezes. You are in my prayers is so often said. However, how often does it actually lead to prayer? The fact is that some folks see it as hypocritical sympathy by someone who doesn t really care enough to take action to help. And so, I can understand the frustration expressed by those who are grieving the loss of their loves ones or their homes. More and more often, we hear people say, I don t want your prayers! However, these rebukes are not signs of unbelief, for I have heard people with strong faith call out for help in the face of prayer. The force of the don't pray, do something admonition often is based on the premise that prayer is doing nothing and on a general resentment toward public figures who proclaim such disingenuous platitudes without using their authority to deal with the tragedy. But let me assure you that prayer is not doing nothing. Time spent with God is never wasted. You see, prayer gives us space to grieve, to process, and to move toward actions of healing and growth from the pain we are experiencing both within ourselves and in the lives of others. Sometimes we end up reflecting on hard truths about ourselves or our world; sometimes we are filled with love, strength, and grace. In prayer, we know that God is real, God is good, God is working, and God is calling us forward. Prayer is the first step, but it is not the final step. When we pray, we assume a posture of listening. We listen for God and also listen to others with whom we are praying. As we humbly join with others in prayer, as we humbly hear their heartfelt prayers in the midst of tragedy, we become united with other believers who may pray with words different than our own. As we join with interfaith partners in calling out to God, our hearts are opened to the pain and frustrations of others and together we form a community of trust and compassion. Some of us experienced this when we prayed with our Jewish brothers and sisters last month after the shootings in Baltimore. In fact, even when we prayed together in our own worship service, we were spiritually united with our Jewish brothers and sisters who were praying to the same God in their services. Prayer is not only a means of asking God to act, it is also a means of asking God to give us opportunities to act. You see, prayer breaks open our hearts to the world and calls us to action for it is through prayer that we hear what God is calling us to do. Together, we can find clarity in the chaos around us by turning to God who is greater than our pain and anxiety. In fact, the promise that God is at work in spite of the evil in ourselves, our community, our nation, and our world empowers us to act beyond what we so often see as the limit of our ability or resources. It is through continued prayer that we are moved to give of ourselves as disciples of Christ Jesus who fully gave of himself. 15 If a brother or sister is naked and lacks daily food, 16 and one of you says to them, Go in peace; keep warm and eat your fill, and yet you do not supply their bodily needs, what is the good of that? 17 So faith by itself, if it has no works, is dead. James 2:15-17 My friends, there is nothing wrong with offering our prayers for those who are suffering. Of course, we should hold them in prayer. People are grieving the loss of their loved ones, their homes, the community, their security, their hope. These are private tragedies for which there can never be too much prayer. Together in prayer, Pastor Janet

4 PAGE 4 OUTREACH December, 2018 Blue Christmas A Service of Remembrance, Comfort and Hope for those who find rejoicing difficult Sunday, December 23 4:00 p.m. in the Garden Room On Sunday, December 2, the Capital Campaign Committee invites all members and friends to join together for a Renovation Celebration Open House following the 10:00 a.m. worship service. There is so much to celebrate as we begin to use the new renovated areas and bathrooms in the Welcome Corridor. Refreshments will be set up throughout the new spaces with team members available to answer questions. Please gather with us to celebrate the end of the project that is the result of our generous congregation taking faithful action! Annual Christmas Dinner Wednesday, December 12, at 6:00 p.m. A grand celebration with great food. Families with young children, as well as seasoned seniors, will enjoy visiting with our special guest from the North Pole. This is an ideal opportunity to introduce your friends to our church family. Invite them to our most joyous family meal. Permanent List members should NOT sign up unless you need to add or subtract from your number (i.e Gallini + 3 means we are bringing 3 guests).

5 OUTREACH December, 2018 PAGE ENDOWMENT FUND GRANT AWARDS The Endowment Fund Committee is pleased to announce that we submitted, and the Session has approved Grants for 2019 totaling $ 12,815. The grants will improve our facilities, expand our Missions in the community, and enhance Worship. We thank everyone who has contributed to the Endowment and made these grants possible. Project Summary Type of Grant Amount Approved Carpet for the Music Hall Capital Improvement 2, Gravel for South End of Church Capital Improvement 2, Inter-Generational Mission Trip Mission 5, Virginia Interfaith Ctr for Public Policy Mission 1, Banner Program New Program 1, , Christmas Joy Offering December 23 During the upcoming holiday season, please consider supporting the Christmas Joy Offering to be collected during the service on December 23. Through the Christmas Joy Offering, Presbyterians make and keep promises to our church workers through assistance in their time of need and to ethnic and racial students through education and faith leadership development. By contributing to the Joy Offering, the PC(USA) Assistance Program of the Board of Pensions can support church workers in time of crisis to obtain much needed supplemental income. Also, gifts to the Christmas Joy Offering enable racial ethnic leaders to obtain vital training and educational faith opportunities often unavailable to them. So, during this season of giving, please consider a gift of support for this important offering. Prime Time Circle will meet on Monday, December 3, at 6:30 p.m. in the Beck Room for our annual Evening with Steve. Please bring your favorite hors d oeuves to share. Sisters Circle will meet on Tuesday, December 4, (note change of week) at 10:30 a.m. in room 403. Please read chapter 4 in our Bible study guide God s Promise-I Am With You. Following the study, we will go out for lunch at the Capital Ale House on Midlothian Turnpike. Our reservation is at noon, and we will carpool from the church at 11:30a.m. Please call Gail Negaard, , no later than December 1, if you plan to join us. R.0.M.E.O. s (Retired Old Men Eating Out) will meet for lunch on December 11 at Ruby Tuesday s at Noon. Mark your calendars for January 8, at Joe s Inn, February 12, at Angelo's. Call Don Thornburg, , to RSVP. The Book Discussion Group will not meet in December. Please visit for photos of our youth at the Gleaning Project and the Youth Services Project.

6 PAGE 6 OUTREACH December, 2018 Christmas Caroling Sunday, December 16. Everyone is invited to come caroling with us! Invite your friends to join the fun of warming the hearts of others by joyfully singing Christmas favorites. Carpools will be leaving the church at 1:45 p.m. Carolers will finish up their singing just in time for the Christmas pageant back at church! It s been a rough year in many of our lives, our nation, and our world. And so it could be difficult to roll right into the holly jolly season. Advent gives the space many of us need to stop and grieve the brokenness, disappointment, and darkness of the past year in order to be filled with the light of the Christmas miracle. Let s spend this time together to wait and rest and sing, O Come, O Come Emmanuel. December 9- Reporting from the Wilderness Where do we look for hope in our world? December 16 - Source of Light and Life Prepare for the coming of Christ by facing the fears of our dark times. December 23 - The First Christmas Carol A young woman sings a revolutionary song that speaks of hope, justice, and peace. What is the Story Behind My Favorite Christmas Carols? Although the standard lyrics of Christmas Carols come from the 19 th century, variations go back as far as the 1650 s. Have you ever wondered who wrote your favorite Christmas Carol or what inspired them to write it? Adults, join us in the Beck Room for Sunday School as we learn more about the carols we sing during Advent and Christmas. We will meet at 9:00 a.m. on December 2, and 9:45 a.m. on December 9 and 16. After Christmas, join us for our winter program on Sunday, January 6, at 9:45 a.m. in the Beck Room. When: Sunday, December 2, from 9:00 a.m. to Wednesday, December 5 at 6:45 p.m. Who: All are invited to bid on these chairs decoratively painted by local artists, some from our congregation (Mitzi Humphrey, Bruce and Terri Miller, and several from Diane Berg s art club.) Preschool families and friends will be biding as well and are also encouraged to attend the supper. How: The chairs will be on display across from the Garden Room on Sunday and in the Fellowship Hall on Wednesday with a bidding sheet by each one. Bids can be continually submitted until 6:45 p.m. at which point the chair will go to the highest bidder on each sheet. If you are unable to attend and are interested in a particular chair Lauren at lauren@bonairpc.org. The starting bid for each artistically painted chair is $ Why: Each chair would make a wonderful gift for a special child in your life! All proceeds will benefit two great missions of our church: Bon Air Presbyterian Preschool Scholarship Fund and the Jubilee Gospel Choir at Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center.

7 OUTREACH December, 2018 PAGE 7 The BAPC Session Reports At its meetings held during the fall, the Session: Call a Congregational Meeting on Sunday, October 7, 2018 after the worship service for the purpose of the Associate Pastor Nominating Committee (APNC) reporting to the congregation about the search for an Associate Pastor. Elected Nancy Peace as Moderator and Kaete Unterzuber as Co-moderator of the Nominating Committee. As recommended by the Christian Education Ministry Team, the Session approve the children s (K-3) Sunday School curriculum An Illustrated Compassion Learning to Love Like God and the curriculum for the middle and high school students, Ways to Live Ideas for Growing in Christian Practices. Elected Phyllis Smith as Commissioners to the Stated POJ meeting on October 20, As recommended by the Staff Relations Ministry Team, the appointment of Darleen Cavin as the Bon Air Presbyterian Church (BAPC) Privacy Officer was approved. As recommended by the Staff Relations Ministry Team, changes to the BAPC FSA Health Plan policy Administration section were approved. Approved the 2019 Grant Allocation recommendations from the Endowment Committee to: Carpet for the Music Hall $2763. Gravel for South End of Church $2500. Inter-Generational Mission Trip $5000. Virginia Interfaith Ctr Public Policy $1352. Banner Program $1200. Reviewed the list of active members who have not been attending worship and determine those who have not been engaged in the life of the church. They shall be sent letters encouraging more active membership and/or determining their desire to be removed from the active rolls. Called our Annual Congregational Meeting and our Annual Meeting of the Corporation on Sunday, January 27, following the 11:00 a.m. worship service. Approved reducing the size of the Session from 21 to 18 Elders. This process will take three years to complete Six Elders will be elected to the Classes of 2022, 2023 and A committee of elders was selected to recommend structural changes to the session necessary to continue the work of the Ministry Teams. Approved serving communion weekly at the 8:30 service. Requested the Clerk of Session write a letter to the Session of Westminster Presbyterian Church thanking them for the use of their Allen organ during the past six months. My Journey to Becoming a Session Member In the early 1980s someone called and asked me to serve on Session. I would think about it, I told them, but I already knew my answer. I was just too busy - work, reserve duty, and other things. Also, I had been volunteering at church; wasn t I doing enough? I was already over-committed and barely had time for my family. My initial thinking to decline, however, troubled me. It sometimes kept me awake at night asking God for guidance. Many special people in my life had taught me about the importance of serving one s church and community. What was I to do? Before I could give my final reply, a business trip somehow led me to a lonely West Virginia road. Radio reception disappeared miles ago, so I was left to my own thoughts. As I drove onward, I kept ruminating listing the pros and cons of serving on Session when my attention should have been on that mountain road. Somewhere in that journey, I entered the peaceful majestic setting of a sun-lit valley. There, God touched my heart and told me I could make a difference in His church. After returning home, I agreed to be on Session for the first time and a number of times since. It has been a very rewarding experience for me, and one I never regretted. I hope when you receive that call you will say, Yes. Ted McCormack

8 PAGE 8 OUTREACH December, 2018 VOICES OF JUBILEE GOSPEL CHOIR IS LAUNCHED! With deep gratitude we thank the Church and Society Ministry Team, the Session and the whole congregation for your support of the launching of Voices of Jubilee Gospel Choir at Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center. We have had three rehearsals and will meet twice in December to sing with the youth at BAJCC. The impact has been tremendous already. Each week we have had 24 youth and there is a waiting list for others to join. It has been an amazing experience hearing the drab room of a prison fill the voices of youth in song. We are blessed to have the gifts of an amazing choir director, Makeda McCreary and accompanist Stephen Roach who make this all possible. Into a space where home looks like this: We are bringing the joy of music and the fellowship of community. As we share our story, the support for this ministry is growing. We are thrilled to share that River Road Church, Baptist has joined the ministry as a partner providing seed money and committing to ongoing funding in East End Fellowship is our other partner providing human resources through the leadership of our directors and choir members. We are continuing to build funding support from other churches and community members. There will be a painted chair auction on Wednesday, December 5, at Bon Air Presbyterian Church, 5:30-7:00 p.m. Proceeds will go to the Bon Air Preschool Scholarship Fund and the Voices of Jubilee Gospel Choir. We are in the process of starting a non-profit and are deeply grateful to the Virginia Repertory Theatre who is serving as our fiscal agent until we are approved. I wish I could share video or even audio to capture the blessing that is unfolding at the BAJCC. We hope we ll be able to have a performance some time in 2019 to invite congregation members and supporters to attend. Thank you for your generous support in launching this ministry! With gratitude, Rev. Lauren Ramseur, on behalf of The Voices of Jubilee Gospel Choir Team RISC Research Begins! We entered the most important phase of the RISC program year on Monday, November 19.gathering our RESEARCH team to study, discern, and determine THE most impactful action we as an organization can take in 2019 to improve HOUSING for our most vulnerable citizens. This is an excellent way to become involved, learn about the issues and get to know our fellow RISC members! Teams working on elementary reading and child trauma response continue their persistent efforts to gain traction and action from our leaders. If YOU feel called to join Carolyn Carper, Lauren Ramseur, Martha Singdahlsen, Amy Compton, and Steve Dickinson, please talk to one of them to find out more. The rewarding work continues into 2019 culminating in the Nehemiah Action Assembly on Tuesday, April 30, We welcome your participation!

9 OUTREACH December, 2018 PAGE 9 Int oducing a New Worship Ser ice SABBATH CELEBRATION Sundays at 8:30 a.m. beginning on Sunday, December 9 At the very beginning of the Bible, God speaks all creation into being. Then, God creates man and woman and gives them a job description. The humans are to be fruitful and multiply and serve as stewards of the creation. However, God doesn t send them off to get to work, but takes a day to hang out with them. We often think of Sabbath as a day of rest, however biblically speaking, it is God s gift of divine present and attention. In fact, when God commanded that we remember the Sabbath and keep it holy, God wasn t commanding us to take a day off. God was commanding us to cease our activity in order to accept the gift of time with God. It is not holy to simply take a day off, we find holiness when we dwell with God. Beginning on December 9, we will offer a Sabbath Celebration at 8:30 a.m. This celebration is designed to provide the worshippers an opportunity to dwell with God. It will be a spacious worship experience that will be more quiet and peaceful than the 11:00 worship service. The scripture reading and message will be the same at both hours, however communion will be served each week during the Sabbath Celebrations. Sabbath is best experienced in community. Therefore, worshippers will gather in the first four rows of the sanctuary in order to form a more cohesive group. Upon entering the sanctuary, worshippers will be asked to remain in silence until the service begins. This will provide an opportunity for reflection and prayer in preparation for worship. Quiet music will be provided for five minutes prior to the service. Those who would like to visit with friends as they arrive at church are welcome to gather in the Garden Room. An usher will ring a bell in the hall at 8:25 in order to invite people to move into the sanctuary. Music will be an integral part of our Sabbath Celebration. Steve Henley will lead our music by playing the organ and piano. We are very pleased that Barbara Gregory will play her flute on a regular basis. Pastor Janet will play her Celtic harp periodically and a vocalist will provide a musical offering periodically. Others are welcome to talk with Steve about offering their musical gifts at a Sabbath Celebration. Worshippers will join in singing simple responses and a couple of verses of familiar songs. It is hoped that, by sitting together, the experience of singing together will be enriched. Prayer will be an important part of the Sabbath Celebration. During the Prayers of the People, worshippers will have the opportunity to share their joys and concerns as was done during the summer Worship in the Woods. Candles will be available to be lighted by those who wish to commemorate a prayer. It is our hope that the Sabbath Celebration will offer the opportunity to dwell with God. At the end of January, the worshippers will be asked about their experience in order to discern ways to make the service more meaningful. In the meantime, Pastor Janet is happy to talk with worshippers as the service develops. NOTES FROM THE TELLERS (THOSE WHO COUNT THE MONEY) 2018 Contributions: All contributions to the church for 2018 will need to be in the office by 3:00 p.m. on Monday, December 31, to be counted for When donating to the church please use separate checks for different contributions. This will ensure that your monies will get put into the correct accounts. You can still put them all into one envelope. Christmas Pageant Rehearsals Christmas Pageant Rehearsals will be 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., Sunday, December 2 and 9:45 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Sunday, December 9and 16. There will be no children or youth Sunday School on these days. All children and youth are invited to be part of the pageant!

10 PAGE 10 OUTREACH December, 2018 Acolyte Program We will resume having acolytes when the service moves back to the sanctuary on December 2. Acolytes will serve only on Communion Sundays and at special services. The acolytes for the 10:00 service on December 2 will be Spencer Jackson and Sara Hinterlong, and the adult helper will be Linda Jackson. The acolyte for the Christmas Eve 9:00 service will be Becky Ogburn, and the adult helper will be Tom Ogburn. Thank you to all who will be helping with this ministry! Bon Air Presbyterian Church and Preschool Present: The Innkeeper s Children Written and produced by Bruce Miller -Julia Vivas Sunday, December 16-4:00 p.m. Bon Air Presbyterian Church Sanctuary This year s intergenerational pageant features our children and youth, ukulele band, handchime ringers, choir and preschool. Bring your family and friends!

11 OUTREACH December, 2018 PAGE 11 SECOND SUNDAY SOUTH OF THE JAMES CONCERTS DECEMBER EVENTS: Saturday, December 8, :00 3:00 p.m. Open Messiah rehearsal with choir, orchestra and soloists. The Public is invited. Sunday, December 9, :00 p.m. Messiah performance New Year's Eve plans? The perfect answer...bapc's New Year's Eve concert! Watch the weekly e-newsletter and worship bulletins for more details. PRAYER FROM CAROL PIERSON, Ministry Intern As we briefly explored on November 11, we are called to offer various aspects of our lives to God every day. We practiced the following prayer may be embodied by families and individuals as part of their daily devotions. Adapted from a prayer in the Sarum Primer (1514), it may be offered while seated or standing. Directions point to heart hands on shoulders hands framing mouth fingers at eyes hands behind ears hands on top of head Words Lord be in my heart and in my loving. Lord be in my life and in my living. Lord be in my mouth and in my speaking. Lord be in my life and in my living. Lord be in my ears and in my hearing. Lord be in my mind and in my understanding. Another means of exercising those intentions is to create a drawing or small poster for one's desk, or perhaps refrigerator, of the original words: God be in my head, and in my understanding; God be in my eyes, and in my looking; God be in my mouth, and in my speaking; God be in my heart, and in my thinking; God be at my end, and at my departing. Amen." Carol Pierson

12 PAGE 12 OUTREACH December, 2018 WELCOME TO OUR NEW WELCOME CORRIDOR! After six months or construction, we will be dedicating our new Welcome Corridor during a 10:00 a.m. worship service in our Sanctuary on Sunday, December 2. Following worship, the Capital Campaign Committee will be hosting an open house to celebrate our grand new space! As you can see in the BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTOS, we now have much more spacious and modern community rooms and bathrooms.

13 December 2018 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 1st Sunday of Advent 9:00 Pageant Practice (FH) 9:00 Adult Education (B) 10:00 Communion Service (S) 3 Preschool Book Fair (104) 9:30 Yoga (103) 7:00 Cub Scouts (401/403/405/407) 7:00 Prime Time Circle (B) 8:00 Cub Scout Leaders (L) 4 Preschool Book Fair (104) 10:30 Sister s Circle (403) 6:00 Girl Scouts (403/405/407) 7:00 CE - Adults (L) 5 Preschool Book Fair (104) Noon Staff Meeting (L) 6:15 Dinner (FH) 6:45 Handbell Ringers 7:00 Church & Society (L) 7:30 Chancel Choir 6 Preschool Book Fair (104) 6:00 Yoga (103) 7:00 Fellowship (L) 7 8 1:00 Messiah Practice (S) 9 2nd Sunday of Advent :30 Worship (S) 9:45 Adult Education (B) 9:45 Pageant Practice (FH) 11:00 Worship (S) 4:00 Messiah Sing-Along (S) 9:30 Yoga (103) 7:00 Cub Scouts Pack Mtg. (FH) Noon ROMEO s (Ruby Tuesday s) 7:00 Communications (403) Noon Staff Meeting (L) 6:00 Christmas Dinner (FH) 6:45 Handbell Ringers 7:00 Stewardship (B) 7:30 Chancel Choir 6:00 Yoga (103) 12:45 Staff/Volunteer Party (B) 16 3rd Sunday of Advent :30 Worship (S) 9:30 Hospitality & Welcome (L) 9:45 Adult Education 9:45 Pageant Practice (FH) 11:00 Worship (S) 4:00 Pageant (S) 7:00 Session ( ) M4M = Joy Offering 9:30 Yoga (103) 7:00 Cub Scouts (B/401/403/405/407) 7:00 Preschool Board (L) 6:00 Girl Scouts (B/405/407) 7:30 Property (L) Noon Staff Meeting (L) 6:45 Handbell Ringers 7:30 Chancel Choir 6:00 Yoga (103) 7:15 Staff Relations (B) 23 4th Sunday of Advent 8:30 Worship (S) 11:00 Worship (S) 4:00 Blue Christmas Service (Garden Room) 24 Christmas Eve Church Office Closed 4:00 Family Service 8:30 Concert 9:00 Candlelight Service 25 Christmas Day Church Office Closed Church Office Closed :00 Worship (S)

14 Bon Air Presbyterian Church 9201 W. Huguenot Road N. Chesterfield, VA Address Service Requested Non-Profit Organization December Helpers Nursery: Ushers: Acolytes: Nursery: Ushers: Nursery: Ushers: Nursery: Ushers: Nursery: Ushers: Sunday, December 2 (one service at 10:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary) Jane Nagel Louise Ensley, Thomas Ensley, Mitch Olsen and Linda Huffine s Team Sara Hinterlong & Spencer Jackson Sunday, December 9 8:30 - Elaine Kasten; 9:45 - Margy Paz; 10:45 - Becky Bullock 8:30 - Darleen Cavin, Tom Hephner; 11:00 - Linda Huffine s Team Sunday, December 16 8:30 - Greta Reeves; 9:45 - Vicki Callear; 10:45 - Gloria Myers & Kate Hurlbert 8:30 - Perry Jones, Alan Sestak; 11:00 - Linda Huffine s Team Sunday, December 23 8:30 - Becky Harvell; 9:45 - Open; 10:45 - Marta Rowe & Jackson Rowe 8:30 - Mary Graf, Greta Reeves; 11:00 - Linda Huffine s Team Sunday, December 30 8:30 - Open; 9:45 - Open; 10:45 - Kathy Kelley 8:30 - Harvey Morris, Nora Narum; 11:00 - Linda Huffine s Team