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The Hiland Vision December 2016 January 2017 Advent / Christmas Schedule in Action 845 Perry Highway Pittsburgh, PA 15229 412-364-9000 www.hilandchurch.

share His love. Hiland Celebrates the Season Join us for food, fellowship and more food starting immediately after worship (10:45 AM). Bring a friend.

We will gather in Fellowship Hall after worship for fellowship and cake.

1 The Hiland Vision December 2016 January 2017 Advent / Christmas Schedule in Action 845 Perry Highway Pittsburgh, PA The Vision of Hiland Presbyterian Church is to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ, who gather for worship, teaching and fellowship, and who go out into the world to serve Christ and share His love. Hiland Celebrates the Season Join us for food, fellowship and more food starting immediately after worship (10:45 AM). Bring a friend. Join us for worship at 9:30 AM as our ADVENTure children share the Christmas story as only they can in Shepherds, Sheep and a Savior. We will gather in Fellowship Hall after worship for fellowship and cake. 1»»»In This Issue Christmas Cantata pg 2 Mission Opportunity pg 2 Children s Ministry Through the Holidays pg 2 Treehouse Fun pg 2 Hiland Women s Retreat pg 3 Birthdays pg 3 S.H.O.E. pg 4 Financial $napshot pg 4 Joint Project with Temple Ohav Shalom. pg 4 Winter Warm Up for PVS pg 4 A Letter to Hiland from Pastor Carol pg Chancel Flowers pg 5 Poinsettia Order Form pg 5 December Calendar pg 6 January Calendar pg 7 Join us for worship at 9:30 AM as the Hiland Orchestra and Chancel Choir presents A Noel Celebration by Lloyd Larson, Mary Parks, and Jay Rouse. 5:30 PM Family-Friendly Worship 7:30 PM Carol Sing with Communion 9:30 AM Service of Readings and Carols to serve Christ and share His love.

Mission Opportunity Come In Out of the Cold Breakfast Come In Out of the Cold Breakfast Sunday, December 4th 10:45 AM All are welcome!

Winter Warm Up for PVS We can help the men at Pleasant Valley Shelter face the upcoming winter with a bit more comfort by providing the

flooding. The trip is one-week scheduled for January 15-21, 2017, the estimated cost to participate is $400 for the week.

If you have an interest in participating or would like more information, please email or call Doug Spicuzza at dspicuzza1@comcast.

Mary of the Mount Church on Mount Washington (403 Grandview avenue Pittsburgh PA 15211).

Join Amanda Plazek-Bruce and former dean of the Mary Pappert School of Music, Dr. Ed Kocher on Sunday, December 11th at 3 PM.

2 Mission Opportunity Come In Out of the Cold Breakfast Come In Out of the Cold Breakfast Sunday, December 4th 10:45 AM All are welcome! Invite your friends! Winter Warm Up for PVS We can help the men at Pleasant Valley Shelter face the upcoming winter with a bit more comfort by providing the following much needed items: The Presbyterian Project is planning a mission trip to the Carolinas in January to assist with the recent flooding. The trip is one-week scheduled for January 15-21, 2017, the estimated cost to participate is $400 for the week. There will be an option to drive and/or fly. The deadline to register is December 11th. If you have an interest in participating or would like more information, please or call Doug Spicuzza at dspicuzza1@comcast.net or Christmas Concert Celebrate the joy of the Christmas season with the Annual Christmas Brass Concert at St. Mary of the Mount Church on Mount Washington (403 Grandview avenue Pittsburgh PA 15211). It's a beautiful view, a beautiful church, with beautiful music. Join Amanda Plazek-Bruce and former dean of the Mary Pappert School of Music, Dr. Ed Kocher on Sunday, December 11th at 3 PM. This is a professional brass ensemble that is excellent, and they play many Christmas favorites. The concert normally lasts an hour. Gloves Knit Hats Long Johns Sizes L, XL, XXL Hand Warmers - these are a big hit Gently used jeans & work boots in various sizes (always in demand) We will be collecting these items all through DECEMBER & JANUARY. Please place your Winter Warming Gifts in the large boxes in the narthex....to serve Christ and share His love.

Hiland Women s Retreat It s time to get ready to head to Crestfield! For a few days, we let go of our worries about home or work and focus on spiritual things.

3 Hiland Women s Retreat It s time to get ready to head to Crestfield! For a few days, we let go of our worries about home or work and focus on spiritual things. A weekend of meaningful Christian fellowship, love, friendship, prayer, and learning awaits you. We have planned for a fantastic weekend. Our speaker this year will be Christylee Roose, worship leader at Hubbard Church of the Nazarene in Hubbard, Ohio. She comes highly recommended by Carrie Brady. We hope to welcome many new faces at this retreat. We are freezing prices, and offering a discount for first-time attendees. As always, part or full scholarships are available. The retreat is open to all women, so feel free to invite your friends and family to come. Please mark this weekend on your calendar and start making necessary plans for coming. Can t get away overnight? Come for the day on Saturday! REGISTRATION INFO To register online beginning November 16th, go to hilandchurch.org. To register by , please send the requested information to Polly Stehle at stehle_159@yahoo.com. Requested information: name, , home phone, cell phone, zip code, dietary restrictions, room preference (double / triple / no room attending Saturday only), if you are a first-time attendee, name of roommate(s) Register by Friday, December 16th to qualify for the Early Bird discount. All registrations and payment are due by January 9, (Register early. Pay by January 9th.) COSTS Make check payable to Hiland Presbyterian Church and note Women s Retreat on the memo line and mail to Hiland Presbyterian Church, 845 Perry Highway, Pittsburgh, PA First-time attendee special rate: $75 Double Room Accommodations Triple Room Accommodations Early Bird (by 12/16/16) $130 Early Bird (by 12/16/16) $120 (12/17/16 1/9/17) $145 (12/17/16 1/9/17) $135 Attending just for the day on Saturday: $30 (covers lunch and event fee only). Please plan to arrive by 8:45 AM Saturday to be in time for the first session. All payments due by January 9, Additional donations of any amount are appreciated. If you have any questions, you can Polly Stehle at stehle_159@yahoo.com or call her at SCHOLARSHIP MONEY AVAILABLE There is full or partial scholarship money available. Please don t hesitate to contact Polly Stehle or Carolyn Gibbs. Your request will be kept confidential. It brings us joy to have you at the retreat, and to use the Susan Lee Memorial Fund to make that happen. Money should never be a reason why you don t attend. We look forward to seeing you there The Retreat Planning Committee 3 to serve Christ and share His love.

Christmas Cantata Children s Ministry Through the Holidays The Music Ministry of Hiland Presbyterian Church will present " A Noel Celebration, (by Lloyd Larson, Marty Parks, Jay Rouse) under the

Our annual Christmas Cantata features 25 talented vocalists and an orchestra of 15 instrumentalists from our congregation and neighboring community.

The sounds and stories of A Noel Celebration capture the essence of Christmas' true meaning and spirit. Plan to attend and bring a neighbor! A cookies and punch social will follow.

4 Christmas Cantata Children s Ministry Through the Holidays The Music Ministry of Hiland Presbyterian Church will present " A Noel Celebration, (by Lloyd Larson, Marty Parks, Jay Rouse) under the direction of Cynthia Plazek on Sunday December 18th during the 9:30 AM worship service. Our annual Christmas Cantata features 25 talented vocalists and an orchestra of 15 instrumentalists from our congregation and neighboring community. This presentation will last 45 minutes and will be featured within our Sunday service. It is the Music Ministry's gift to Hiland. The sounds and stories of A Noel Celebration capture the essence of Christmas' true meaning and spirit. Plan to attend and bring a neighbor! A cookies and punch social will follow. Shout it from the housetops; tell it everywhere. Tell about the Savior s birth; make everyone aware that Jesus, our Messiah has come to set us free. Go and tell that Christ is born, Born for you and me! From Go and Tell by Ed Kee and Pete Carlson Please join us Sunday, December 11th during the worship service for the Children s Christmas Present ation of Shepherds, Sheep and a Savior. Following worship we will have a cookie reception in Fellowship Hall. Treehouse will resume meeting starting January 8th after worship. We are looking for some ideas for the next chapter. We have some mission-minded activities for children and families but need your input for the winter and spring. Join us with hands, hearts and minds ready to work for our church and our community. Children and Worship will start on January 15th due to Communion being celebrated on January 8th. Our Lenten program begins on March 8th at 4:30 PM. Treehouse Fun 4...to serve Christ and share His love.

That is a hard sentence to write for many reasons: you have been warm and welcoming, you are eager to move forward into the future God has prepared and to tackle the necessary work, and you want this

5 A Letter to Hiland from Pastor Carol Dear Friends, I love you. Let's start with that...and end with it, too. There may be some of you Hilanders who don't know that some health concerns have arisen which mean that I will not be able to stay as your interim pastor. That is a hard sentence to write for many reasons: you have been warm and welcoming, you are eager to move forward into the future God has prepared and to tackle the necessary work, and you want this corner of God's kingdom known as Hiland Presbyterian Church to fulfill its calling to do justice, love kindness and walk humbly with God. It seemed we were meant to carry out this work together. Then when the new, installed pastor is chosen by the Holy Spirit through the prayerful partnership of this congregation, Pittsburgh Presbytery and the discernment of a call by the candidate him/herself, we could say our heartfelt good-byes and continue to pray for each other's new ministry. Interim ministry comes with a built-in ending. This one is premature and it hurts. However, the ultimate end was pre-determined and it will still happen. You are not adrift in a leaky lifeboat. Your Session is at work to secure a new interim pastor who will be here soon. You will take a look at resources, ministry and mission. When the time is right you will elect a committee to search for the new pastor who will be God's choice for the Hiland God is calling you to be. I leave with some grief that this journey is ending now for me. You are easy to love. While I don't fully understand this particular timing, I trust God will be with you every step of the way and with me also. Let's remember together the message of the season: Be Not Afraid! Thank you for your prayers. You are in mine forever. I love you. Shalom, Carol 2017 Chancel Flowers The sign-up sheet for Chancel flowers will be in the narthex through the end of December or contact the church office (hilandchurchofffice@gmail.com or ) with the following information: 1) The date you wish to provide flowers 2) How you want the worship guide announcement to read 3) If you will be picking up or donating your flowers to the homebound after worship 4) If you will be providing your own flowers please let us know that. Poinsettia Order Form Orders and payments must be returned by Sunday, December 4th. No orders will be taken after the deadline. Please fill in the blanks as it should appear in the worship guide announcement. Flowers provided by In Memory of In Honor of # of Plants x $8.75 White Poinsettias Pink Poinsettias Red Poinsettias Total # of plants each $ TOTAL Mail in this form and check to: Hiland Presbyterian Church; Attention Maureen; 845 Perry Highway; Pittsburgh, PA or drop it in the Sunday offering plate or in the church office. Please note Poinsettia on your check s memo line. 5 to serve Christ and share His love.

SHOE/19North Calendar Sunday, December 4th 11 AM, Come In Out of the Cold Breakfast @ Hiland 19North 12 PM, S.H.O.E. / Fellowship Hall Tuesday, December 6th 6:30 PM, Safety Pin Project @ Temple Ohav Shalom S.

6 SHOE/19North Calendar Sunday, December 4th 11 AM, Come In Out of the Cold Hiland 19North 12 PM, S.H.O.E. / Fellowship Hall Tuesday, December 6th 6:30 PM, Safety Pin Temple Ohav Shalom S.H.O.E. and 19North Wednesday, December 7th 3:30 PM, Open Youth Room S.H.O.E. Sunday, December 11th 12 PM, S.H.O.E. / Fellowship Hall Wednesday, December 14th 3:30 PM, Open Youth Room S.H.O.E. 7:30 PM, Holiday Game Hambones, Pittsburgh sponsored by City of Play 19North Sunday, December 18th 1-3 PM, Christmas Kane S.H.O.E. and 19North Wednesday, December 21st 3:30 PM, Open Youth Room S.H.O.E. Color Code S.H.O.E. 19North Both S.H.O.E & 19North 6 Joint Project with Temple Ohav Shalom We at Hiland have a unique opportunity to show solidarity with our neighbors at Temple Ohav Shalom, a local synagogue. They have asked us to work with them on a small but meaningful project on Tuesday December 6th at 6:30 PM. Please support our Jewish neighbors by participating. The project is related to the safety pin symbol. Why a safety pin? Wearing a safety pin is a sign of unity and safety. It is part of a movement that originated in the UK as a response to the Brexit vote. In the US, it is a visual way to express support and solidarity with people who fear the alarming and growing trend of racism, sexism and xenophobia. On December 6th, we will be working jointly with people at Temple Ohav Shalom to put together card stock notes with safety pins attached. We expect the project to take about an hour. The completed cards, with safety pins attached, will be available to both our congregations for those who would like to have one. If you would like to read more about the safety pin symbol, please read this blog post from Lindsay McCarty White, daughter-inlaw of Tom and Vera White, and former member of Hiland: unityyouthpastor.blogspot.com/2016/11/the-juxtaposition-of-safety-andpins.html What the safety pin means is not the main point of this project. The point for us, the people of Hiland, is to show solidarity and love by working together with our Jewish neighbors who live near us and are part of our local community. If you are interested in attending, or have questions, please contact Carolyn Gibbs at gibbses5@verizon.net or (leave a message). Temple Ohav Shalom is located at 8400 Thompson Run Rd, Allison Park, PA Join us on December 6th at 6:30 PM! A Visit to Bethlehem Explore the true meaning of Christmas this holiday season. Walk through the streets of Bethlehem as they may have been on the first Christmas Eve. Chat with the villagers who are busy at their work, and a-buzz with the news of a special birth. Then make your way to the stable and visit the newborn Christ Child. A Visit to Bethlehem will be held at St. John s Lutheran Church of Highland, on Cumberland Road in McCandless, December 3rd, 4th, 10th, and 11th from 1-4 PM. Admission is free. Please call for information. Returning this year is the Olive Branch Gift Shop, featuring handcrafted items from around the world. Proceeds benefit third world countries via SERRV International....to serve Christ and share His love.

Christmas Joy Offering Hiland has the opportunity to share in the joy of God s promise, through our giving to the Christmas Joy Offering. During Advent we remember God s promises to us.

7 Christmas Joy Offering Hiland has the opportunity to share in the joy of God s promise, through our giving to the Christmas Joy Offering. During Advent we remember God s promises to us. We gather together and wait in hope for the coming of the promised Emmanuel, God with us. And God, who has promised, is faithful, so on Christmas Day we celebrate that the promise is kept in the birth of Jesus Christ! The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) provides the opportunity for congregations to join this celebration of God s faithfulness by supporting those in need of help and hope. Thanks to your gifts, the Christmas Joy Offering is able to help provide financial assistance to individuals and families that have dedicated their lives to the church and also support racial ethnic education and leadership development for students attending Presbyterian-related schools and colleges. The promise made is one of hope in situations where hope can be hard to find. When we give, we declare that our hope is well founded, because it is God who has promised, and God who is faithful. Please prayerfully consider your generous support of the Christmas Joy offering, which we will collect during Advent through Sunday, December 25th. If you wish to donate, simply write a check to Hiland, marked Christmas Joy Offering or if you are donating cash, use a pew envelope and mark it for Christmas Joy Offering. Today the Christmas Joy Offering continues to provide hope for students at the PC(USA) racial ethnic schools: Menaul School in New Mexico, the Presbyterian Pan American School in Texas, and Stillman College in Alabama. Half of the Christmas Joy Offering goes toward scholarships and school operating costs. Your gifts will allow these schools and colleges to continue to support racial ethnic education and leadership development, to open doors to quality education, to provide supportive environments designed to help diverse students succeed, and to further PC(USA) s longstanding commitment to education that forges deeper connections to our faith. The Christmas Joy Offering also supports pastors, missionaries, and church workers in special need. Church workers spend a career sharing the Good News in word and deed. While congregations and pension plans provide financial stability for most church workers, some, especially those in small churches or retirement, face difficult circumstances when the rising costs of daily living turn even small challenges into financial crises. Your donation to the offering assists individuals and families who have dedicated their lives to the church by providing housing and income supplements, and also by helping with urgent financial challenges. For more information and some inspiring true stories, please see christmasjoy.html. Thank you for participating in this important Offering. By heeding Christ s call to love, we can change the world for all time. May your Christmas be blessed with the presence of God s Son. JOY to the World! 7 to serve Christ and share His love.

Financial $napshot Hiland needs a Treasurer. Please contact John Reilly or any other member of Stewardship and Finance if God is calling you to this important volunteer position. 2016 RECEIPTS VS.

8 Financial $napshot Hiland needs a Treasurer. Please contact John Reilly or any other member of Stewardship and Finance if God is calling you to this important volunteer position RECEIPTS VS. EXPENDITURES JAN 1, 2016 OCT 31, 2016 $297,356 *RECEIPTS $318,311 **EXPENDITURES $ 20,956 RECEIPTS LESS EXPENDITURES * Receipts include Regular Giving, Building Utilization Income, Cell Tower Income, and Other Contributions. ** Expenditures include Christian Education, Benevolences, Human Capital and Administration (including insurance). Birthdays 12/3 Robyn Keefer 12/4 Daniel Elliott 12/7 Nancy Walter 12/8 Beth Carlton Carol Holt 12/10 Burt Lauten 12/12 Patty Harrington Bill Markus 12/13 Ted Purviance 12/16 Vicki Schulz 12/17 Debbie Gannon 12/18 David McQuiston Krisie Doerfler 12/19 Lauren Bentley 12/22 Joanie Jordan 1/2 Judy Stevens 1/5 Jo Matthews Natalie Thiess 1/9 Jan McConnell 1/10 Lillian Burkey Elaine Pfennig 1/11 Bob Nussbaum 1/13 Monica Marker 1/15 Priscilla McCreary 1/17 Jan Hodgkinson Allison Keefer Susannah Hilliard 1/18 Matthew Ogle Polly Stehle 1/20 Emma Fischer 1/22 Olivia Angelo Education Loan Are you a senior in high school looking forward to college or a trade school? Or perhaps a bit older and attending classes to help enter a different profession? The E. Kenneth Armstrong Fund offers a one time $2,000 loan to Hiland Church members. It can help with some of those extra expenses. Upon graduating or completing your course of studies, monies need to be repaid. Forms to apply for the loan are available from any Deacon. 12/23 Graham Herzig 12/26 Dave Greene 12/27 Joe Deemer Andrew Patterson 12/28 Cara McNaugher Kevin McCabe 12/30 Brach Herzig Karen Nussbaum 1/25 Jen Borsh Colin Hagy 1/26 Tracey Spitz 1/27 Amanda Hagy Julie McConnell 1/28 Ellen Gaus 1/29 Laura Studebaker 1/31 Brice Kelley SAVE THE DATE! Hiland World Vision Day Saturday, April 1, to serve Christ and share His love.

Hiland FaceBook Page Deacons Are you on FaceBook? Did you know that Hiland has an official FaceBook page?

representative of our church community by posting pictures you ve taken at Hiland Events.

We encourage you to post reminders of upcoming events or needs for those events.

friends, family and our community. NOTE: Hiland Treehouse has its own official FaceBook page that anyone can post too.

.. Coffee is served after service in Fellowship Hall. Adults staying for CE are welcome to come and get a cup before class.

Recycle Your Ink Cartridges for Hiland Hiland is able to recycle up to twenty ink and toner cartridges a month and receive credit toward

HILAND LEADERSHIP SESSION: ADMIN: Skip Grandey, Kevin McCabe; CE: Roz Fitzgerald, Dave Herbert; EVANG/MC: Sandy Costello, Aimee Spicuzza; HR:

9 Hiland FaceBook Page Deacons Are you on FaceBook? Did you know that Hiland has an official FaceBook page? This is your invitation to be a part of celebrating all that God is doing in and through Hiland help us keep our FaceBook page current and representative of our church community by posting pictures you ve taken at Hiland Events. The Hiland FaceBook page is set up so that anyone can post to it. We encourage you to post reminders of upcoming events or needs for those events. Deacons You can also share posts, pictures and events on the Hiland FaceBook page to your own wall which gives Hiland more exposure to friends, family and our community. NOTE: Hiland Treehouse has its own official FaceBook page that anyone can post too. If your photos or posts specifically concern Treehouse, please post to the Hiland Treehouse FaceBook page. Deacons would like you to know... Coffee is served after service in Fellowship Hall. Adults staying for CE are welcome to come and get a cup before class. They need your help in serving at memorial/funeral receptions. If you are interested in participating, please contact one of the Deacons. Recycle Your Ink Cartridges for Hiland Hiland is able to recycle up to twenty ink and toner cartridges a month and receive credit toward office supplies up to $480 a year. You can help by dropping your used ink cartridges off in the collection box in the church office. HILAND LEADERSHIP SESSION: ADMIN: Skip Grandey, Kevin McCabe; CE: Roz Fitzgerald, Dave Herbert; EVANG/MC: Sandy Costello, Aimee Spicuzza; HR: Daniel Waldorf, Rick Williamson; SAM: Carolyn Gibbs, Joanie Jordan; STWD/FIN: Curt Fleming, James Hilliard; W&M: Missy Crownover, Dana Nicodemus, Jen Borsh; CLERK: Mary Jo Buffo; MODERATOR: Carol Divens Roth DEACONS: Roy DeLorenze, Amanda Hagy, Maris Hilliard, Susannah Hilliard, Tina Jordan, Louise Lozer, Dorothy McNaugher, Karen Nussbaum, Amy Reilly, Virginia Trainor, Lauren Waldorf, Nancy Zaren 9 to serve Christ and share His love.

10 December 2016 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 Deacons 7:30pm (Parlor) 2 3 Merry Christmas! 4 2nd Sunday/Advent Come in Out of the Cold Breakfast 11AM Tweeners Noon (CR) SHOE Noon 5 Private Party 6PM (CR) PVS 7pm (Kitchen) Volleyball 7pm 6 Staff 9:30am (STF) Brownies 6pm (LIB) HCCC Board 6:30pm (Cnf Rm) Safety Pin Project 6:30pm (Temple Ohav Shalom) 7 ADVENTure 4:30PM Volleyball 7pm Cantata Practice 8PM (CR) Cantata Practice 11AM rd Sunday/Advent CE 7pm (Parlor) Volleyball 7pm w/ Children's PRESENTation POG 3pm (Ed Bldg) SHOE Noon 13 Staff 9:30am (STF) Private Band Practice 5PM (CR) Brownies 6pm (LIB) W & M 7pm (Cnf) Backpack packing 7:30PM (CR) 14 ADVENTure 4:30PM Volleyball 7pm Cantata Practice 8PM (CR) Admin 7pm (Cnf Rm) Stwd/Fin 7pm (STF) Set Up Girl Scout Dress Sale 7PM Set Up Girl Scout Dress Sale 3:30PM 17 GS Diva on a Dime Dress Sale 9AM Cantata Practice 11AM th Sunday/Advent w/cantata SHOE/19North Christmas Party 1pm (Kane) Campus Staff 1pm (Parlor) Volleyball 7pm 20 Staff 9:30am (STF) Brownies 6pm (LIB) 21 19North Holiday Game Night 7:30PM (Hambones) Office Closed 24 Christmas Eve Worship 5:30pm Worship 7:30pm 25 Christmas Day 26 Office Closed Volleyball 7pm 27 Backpack packing 7:30PM (CR) 28 Volleyball 7pm New Year's Eve 10...to serve Christ and share His love.

January 2017 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 NEW YEAR'S DAY 2 Officd Closed PVS 7pm (Kitchen) Volleyball 7pm 3 Staff 9:30 am (STF) Brownies 6pm (CR) HCCC Board 6:30pm (Cnf

11 January 2017 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 NEW YEAR'S DAY 2 Officd Closed PVS 7pm (Kitchen) Volleyball 7pm 3 Staff 9:30 am (STF) Brownies 6pm (CR) HCCC Board 6:30pm (Cnf Rm) 4 Volleyball 7pm 5 Admin 7pm (LIB) Deacons 7pm (Cnf Rm) Tweeners/Youth/ Adults Sunday School & Treehouse 11AM (Campus) SHOE Noon POG 3PM (Ed. Bldg) 9 CE 7pm (Parlor) Volleyball 7pm 10 Staff 9:30 am (STF) Brownies 6pm (LIB) PKD 6:30PM (CNF) W&M 7pm (CR) Backpack packing 7:30PM (CR) 11 SAM 6PM (Parlor) Volleyball 7pm 12 AA 8pm (Adm Bldg) Tweeners/Youth/ Adults Sunday School & Treehouse 11AM (Campus) SHOE Noon 16 MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY Office Closed SAM 7pm (STF) 17 Staff 9:30 am (STF) Brownies 6pm (CR) 18 Volleyball 7pm 19 Stwd/Fin 7:30pm (Cnf Rm) POG 9AM (Ed. Bldg) 22 Tweeners/Youth/ Adults Sunday School & Treehouse 11AM (Campus) SHOE Noon 23 Newsletter Deadline Campus Staff 1pm (Parlor) 24 Staff 9:30 am (STF) Backpack packing 7:30PM (CR) Tweeners/Youth/ Adults Sunday School & Treehouse 11AM (Campus) SHOE Noon POG 3PM (Ed. Bldg) 30 Session 7PM (CR) 31 Staff 9:30 am (STF) 11 to serve Christ and share His love.

Hiland Presbyterian Church 845 Perry Highway Pittsburgh, PA 15229 Join us for Worship Sunday at 9:30 Find out more about us at: www.hilandchurch.org Staff Interim Pastor Rev.

12 Hiland Presbyterian Church 845 Perry Highway Pittsburgh, PA Join us for Worship Sunday at 9:30 Find out more about us at: Staff Interim Pastor Rev. Carol Divens Roth Director of Children s Ministries Linda Davis Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministries Chad Johnson Director of Music Ministries Cynthia Plazak Administrative Assistant Maureen Profeta Financial Secretary Dorothy McNaugher The Vision of Hiland Presbyterian Church is to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ, who gather for worship, teaching and fellowship, and who go out into the world to serve Christ and share His love to serve Christ and share His love.

The Hiland Vision. in Action. Worst Festival Fundraiser. 845 Perry Highway Pittsburgh, PA

The Hiland Vision. in Action. Worst Festival Fundraiser. 845 Perry Highway Pittsburgh, PA October 2016 The Hiland Vision Worst Festival Fundraiser in Action 845 Perry Highway Pittsburgh, PA 15229 412-364-9000 www.hilandchurch.org The Vision of Hiland Presbyterian Church is to become fully devoted