JULY 2016 UPDATE DEVOTIONAL

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1 HENSON VALLEY CHRISTIAN CHURCH ( Disciples of Christ ) 1900 Tucker Road Fort Washington, MD JULY 2016 UPDATE DEVOTIONAL The Work of Worship The work of worship gathers everything in our common lives that has been dispersed by sin and brings it to attention before God; at the same time it gathers everything in God s revelation that has been forgotten in our distracted hurrying and puts it before us so that we can offer it up in praise and obedience. All of this does not take place merely in a single hour of worship. But, faithfully repeated, week after week, year after year, there is an accumulation to wholeness. The Throne of God and of the Lamb is at the center. His servants will offer God service worshipping, they ll look on his face, their foreheads mirroring God. Never again will there be any night. Revelation 22: 1b 5a Living the Message: Daily Reflections with Eugene Peterson HarpersCollins 1996 FOR YOUR INFORMATION, PRAYERFUL REFLECTION, FAITHFUL ACTION Ministry to the Differently-abled and Their Families The first monthly Birthday Party for the differently-abled, scheduled for Sunday, 3 July, will feature entertainment by Sydney Henderson, dance therapist, and Henson Valley s own Chime Choir. Balloons, birthday cards and gifts, fellowship, and refreshments (including ice cream and cake) will round out the celebration. Attending this inaugural monthly birthday celebration will be Councilman Rev. Tony Lawson, representing the office of Governor Larry Hogan. Rev. Lawson is the governor s liaison to faith communities that minister to the differently-abled. Also attending will be

2 Rev. Allen Harris, Regional Minister of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Capital Area, Ms. Kanzada Douglass and her grandson, Jason, who is differently-abled, and Ms. Melonee Clark of the Arc of Prince George s County and her daughter, Ciara, who is also differently-abled. Ms. Douglass has been a major supporter of this ministry and continues to provide guidance, insight, and hands-on support to Henson Valley as we, led by the Holy Spirit, move the ministry forward. Ms. Clark and Ciara are providing the birthday cards for the celebration. Henson Valley Christian Church has formally applied to become a vendor for the Prince George s County Public Schools Infants and Toddlers Program. Since HVCC began providing space for the program, it (the program) has been overseen by the County Health Department. This year, oversight became the responsibility of the school system. The school system has its own processes for establishing partnerships and, for HVCC to continue to provide space for the Infants and Toddlers Program, we have to become an approved vendor. The application and contract that are required have been complete and signed and the expectation is that, effective, 1 July 2016, the new arrangements with the school system will be official. Conversations are taking place with the leadership of the Infants and Toddlers Program regarding the creation of a second group that is more inclusive than is the current one. The goal is to form a group that includes both the differently-abled and young people from the wider community. Please remember to purchase food and household items that carry the official Boxtops for Education coupon so that Henson Valley can continue to meaningfully support the James Ryder Randall Elementary School Special Education Program. Consider inviting your friends and neighbors to save the coupons as well the more coupons we collect, the more support we can offer. The school supplies list for the next school year will not be substantially different from this past year s list so the Henson Valley is asked to begin to collect supplies and bring them to the church throughout the summer. Consider inviting friends and neighbors to join us in this effort, both with the school supplies and the Boxtops for Education. Tell them about this ministry and extend the invitation for them to participate. There are people who would be willing to help if only they were asked. Henson Valley Christian Church will welcome Rev. Allen Harris, Regional Minister of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Capital Area, as he joins us in worship on Sunday, 3 July He will be the preacher for the service and he will celebrate communion with us as well. We are looking forward to hosting Rev. Harris and having him remain with us as we sponsor our first monthly Birthday Party for the differently-abled.

3 2016 graduates Danielle Azu and Victoria Griffin were celebrated in worship on Sunday, 12 June. They were gifted with a throw blanket on which a cross, a scroll, a graduation cap, and the year 2016 are inscribed. The scroll contains the words of Proverbs 4:11 and a personalized message of congratulations is embroidered on the cap, along with Danielle s name on her throw blanket and Victoria s name on hers. Both young women gave a brief statement of how their faith has sustained them to this point in their lives and we pray their faith will continue to inspire them as Danielle enters Mary Washington University in Fredericksburg, Virginia and Victoria enters her career as a nurse, serving at the Washington Hospital Center in Washington, DC. Danielle has graciously shared her remarks for inclusion in this newsletter and we thank her for it. She writes: Throughout these 4 years of high school, I struggled and toiled as the school work, the stress, and the future continued to press me. I was a mess, but coming to church helped bring that peace in my heart. One of the songs usually sung is We ve come this far by faith This song was very uplifting during the times I felt defeated. Prayer was the main thing I did, whether it came to a test, or when I could not understand or remember something being taught in class. God listens when you ask him for help, but only if you put in your time and dedication. My church family was also a huge part of my success. They always reassured me that everything was going to be alright and sent kind words my way. When I needed help with essays to when I just needed to confide in someone, my church family was always there. I give glory to God that he has given me such a supportive band of pilgrims that have helped me travel through this segment of life. Thank You. The next Leadership Team meeting will be held on Saturday, 23 July at 2:00 p.m. Members of the Henson Valley Christian Church Leadership Team are: Carolyn Holland, Bessie Bradford, Marilyn Miles, Rev. Mel Larson, Ellen Azu, and Pastor Martha. OUT-AND-ABOUT IN THE REGION (The Christian Church Capital Area) July 3-9, Family Camp 1, Christian Church Conference Center at Bethany Beach, DE July 8-10, Men's Sessions (Disciples Men's biennial gathering), Fort Worth, TX. FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER GO ONLINE TO July 10-16, Chi Rho Camp 1, Camp Mary Mac, Sharpsburg, MD July 10-16, CYF Conference 1, Christian Church Conference Center at Bethany Beach, DE

4 July 10 (Sunday) 2:00 p.m. Ordination of Mark Masdin into Christian Ministry, National City Christian Church July (Monday & Tuesday) 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. each day, Round 1 Clergy Boundary Awareness Training at Mt. Vernon Reformed UCC, 64 S. Main St, Keedysville MD - Sign Up Online HERE: July 14-16, Obra Hispana (Disciples Hispanic Ministries biennial gathering), Coral Gables, Florida. FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER GO ONLINE TO: July 17-22, Association Of Disciples Musicians Annual Conference, Evansville University ~ Evansville, Indiana July 17-23, Junior Camp 1, Camp Mary Mac, Sharpsburg, MD July 19 Aug. 23, Tuesdays from 1:00p to 3:00p and Oct. 13 Nov. 17, Thursdays from 1:00p to 3:00p Lansdowne Christian Church Offers Singing Workshops sponsored by: Lansdowne Christian Church (Hull Memorial) 101 Clyde Ave. Lansdowne MD Do any of these statements apply to you? Someone who likes to sing hymns (no experience necessary). Someone that enjoys singing parts (or wish they could). Someone that would like to increase their understanding of the written page and improve their abilities to read music. Someone that would like to enrich their musical experience with traditional church hymns. Someone that wants to feel better by building their musical confidence. If you answered yes to any of these situations, then: this workshop is for you! This Singing workshop has been designed to provide personal growth with the individual's singing skills and extend the church's spiritual offering to those that wish to participate. The workshop is free and open to anyone wishing to participate regardless of their church affiliation, background, vocal skills, or abilities. The primary objective of this workshop is to help develop participants ability to sing parts when singing hymns. Much of the time devoted to these classes will be singing. The workshop will be held at the church and presented by Randy Neilson, organist at Lansdowne Christian Church, Two workshop sessions will be offered in 2016: Anyone interested in attending one or more of these sessions should fill out a

5 registration form found here ( ) or attached to this . July 21-24, National Convocation (Disciples African American biennial gathering), Kansas City, MO. FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER GO ONLINE TO July 24-30, Created 2 Be Me Camp, Christian Church Conference Center at Bethany Beach, DE July 26-30, 2016 UCC/Disciples National Youth Event, Lake Buena Vista, Florida. FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER GO ONLINE TO July 31 - August 6, Chi Rho Camp 2, Camp Mary Mac, Sharpsburg, MD July 31-August 6, CYF Conference 2, Christian Church Conference Center at Bethany Beach, DE August 3-6 NAPAD Convocation (Disciples Pacific Island/Asian biennial gathering), Oakland, CA. FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER GO ONLINE TO August 7-13, Family Camp 2, Christian Church Conference Center at Bethany Beach, DE August 12-13, 2016 (Fri. 5 9pm, Sat. 9am 5pm) Children Worship & Wonder Story Teller Training Event Coming to a Church Near You! Ashland Christian Church 301 S. James St. Ashland, VA $120 per person Register online Plus purchase of book Young Children and Worship by Sonja Stewart and Jerome Berryman (Available at many online booksellers: Worship Woodworks, Amazon, Faith Alive, Barnes & Noble) Trainer: Elaine Austin Registration: discipleshomemissions.webconnex.com/cww-2016-ashland Early Bird Deadline: July 29, 2016 (Cost after deadline: $150 per person)

6 View the complete list of upcoming Children Worship & Wonder trainings. For more information or to register by mail or phone: Jessica Kramer, Ministry Associate Family & Children's Ministries P.O. Box 1986 Indianapolis, IN August 13 (Saturday) Corn Roast Fundraiser & Celebration at Camp Mary Mac September 6-9, Senior Adult Fall Weekend, Rev. Fred Harris, presenter, Bob Perry, Registrar, Christian Church Conference Center at Bethany Beach, DE September 9-11, 2016 in Bethany, WV Celebration and Dedication Of The New Disciples of Christ Historical Society Home The Disciples of Christ Historical Society will be celebrating and consecrating its new home this Fall. The Society would be honored by the presence of the leaders of the church for this important and historic event. In addition to the formal building dedication, the Kirkpatrick Lectures Series will be lead by the Reverend Dr. Newell Williams of Brite Divinity School. We will be hosted in part by the new President of Bethany College, the Reverend Dr. Tamara Nichols Rodenberg and the entire Bethany community. In light of this historic event the Christian Church in WV will also hold its regional assembly as part of the weekend. The Bethany Memorial Church and Buffalo Seminary will provide opportunities for learning and fellowship. Many historic sites of the movement will be available for tours. There will be many opportunities to connect with the church in all expressions. Given all this, it promises to be a tim e that you will not want to miss. Housing and registration information will be available May 1. September 23-25, 2016 NIRF (Northeast Inter-Regional Fellowship) Women's Ministry Event, Bethany Beach, DE October (Friday Saturday), The 2016 Regional Assembly of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Capital Area will be held at the Clarion Hotel and Conference Center in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Register at either: or Registration materials are also on the table in the Fellowship Hall where the Orders of Worship are placed. CCCA Regional Assembly Announces Speakers The Rev. Bruce Barkhauer, Friday Night All Assembly Dinner Speaker

7 Bruce A. Barkhauer was called as the first "Minister for Faith and Giving for Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada" in For twenty-five years he has led congregations in Ohio and Indiana in achieving high levels of financial support for local and global missions and he now shares his experience across the life of the whole church. His energy, vision, and entrepreneurial spirit enhance gifts in both business and ministry. He brings a biblically based understanding about stewardship combined with theological integrity and weds them to the current trends and best practices related to spirituality and money. In his workshops and writings, Rev. Barkhauer also talks about the multiple understandings about stewardship in the biblical witness as they touch the whole life of a person of faith. He is a graduate of Ohio University (Athens), Christian Theological Seminary (Indianapolis), and did Doctor of Ministry studies at Ashland Theological Seminary (Ashland, OH). He is married to Laura and they share three grown children and one grandchild. Follow Rev. Barkhauer on and learn more about the Center online at The Rev. David Shirey, Saturday Morning Preacher The Rev. David Shirey has been Senior Pastor of Central Christian Church in Lexington, Kentucky since Passionate for pastoral ministry, Rev. Shirey has served growing Disciples congregations in Tennessee, Missouri, North Carolina, Indiana, and Arizona. Previously he was the founding pastor of Coolwater Christian Church in Scottsdale. Rev. Shirey is a native of Warren, Ohio, and graduated from Indiana University (B.A. in Religious Studies) and Vanderbilt Divinity School (M.Div). He has served the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in general, regional and congregational ministries. Rev. Shirey transformed those gathered at last summer's General Assembly Pension Fund Breakfast with a powerful sermon about vulnerability and hope. Rev. and Mrs. Shirey have three children and two grandchildren. Follow Rev. Shirey on You can see a couple of "Ministry Matters" videos with Rev. Shirey online at Rev. Dr. Delores Carpenter, Saturday Afternoon Mission Gathering Host Dr. Delores Carpenter has served as a professor of Religious Education at the Howard University School of Divinity since She began her career at the School in 1982 as an assistant professor of Religious Education. Additionally, she has served as the senior pastor of Michigan Park Christian Church in Washington, D.C., for more than 20 years. Prior to joining the Divinity faculty, Dr. Carpenter was the director of Career and Cooperative Education at Essex County College in Newark, New Jersey. She held several positions within the college, including assistant to the president.

8 She is a world-renowned preacher, teacher and lecturer. Her writing credits are extensive, covering issues from Christian education to women in ministry to preaching to Africa. She is also the editor of the "African American Heritage Hymnal." And, she currently serves as the founder and chairperson of African Heritage and Cultural Institute of America Inc., which awards church music scholarships. Dr. Carpenter has been a part of Mission First from its conception, and has been a key leader in shaping it in her service on the Administrative Committee of the General Board of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). She will also be serving with our Regional Minister on the Mission Council, which will be the group that will take all of the ideas, feedback, passions from the Mission Gatherings and transform them into directing the work and mission of our Church. Regional Assembly Planners Seek Elementary Age Program Leaders Call for leadership for Elementary Age programming for Regional Assembly Contact the Rev. Delancy Catlett at delancyc@live.com if you can help. October Health Conference On Organ Donations/Transplants Dear Faith Leader, LifeNet Health invites you to our Institute of Regenerative Medicine, an important conference for leaders in the faith community to be held October 19th- 20th, The theme of the conference is "Life, Death and Donation: Theological and ethical considerations." Registration begins in June! We encourage you to save the dates and consider attending. You'll find more information below and at: General Purpose: To increase faith leaders' understanding of the organ, tissue and eye donation process and the life-giving benefits of transplantation. The goal is to create a dialogue between the faith communities and the transplant organizations to better equip participants in becoming informed resources for their faith community. Program highlights: Keynote addresses from prominent leaders Panel topic discussions on: The theology of faith traditions Ethics and spiritual care Donation registration and eligibility, and Donor family and transplant recipient perspectives Sincerely, Robin L. Cowherd Donor Family Services LifeNet_Health Transplant Services Division 1864 Concert Drive, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23453

9 October 21-23, Closing Work Weekend, Christian Church Conference Center at Bethany Beach, MD November (Thursday evening to Saturday afternoon) CCCA Pro- Reconciliation/Anti-Racism Training, (place TBD). United Campus Ministry University of Maryland - Seeks Volunteer Treasurer Treasurer Job Description Metropolitan area campus ministry seeks volunteer Treasurer, with previous experience. The Treasurer holds Board membership. Requirements Good working knowledge of QuickBooks and excel. Main Responsibilities Record income and expenses in accounting software Make deposits of income Pay expenses and payroll of employees Reconcile bank accounts monthly File quarterly payroll tax reports and annual tax documents (Form W-2) File Annual Form 1 with the State of MD Prepare annual budgets and financial statements throughout the year Report payroll changes to Board of Pensions Attend board meetings, held monthly near the College Park campus, 9:30 a.m. every 3rd or 4th Saturday. United Campus Ministry is a 501 (c) (3) organization and a mission of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the United Church of Christ. Please send resume and names and contact information for 3 references to the Rev. Holly Ulmer, Chaplain at ulmer@umd.edu Rev. Holly Ulmer, Chaplain United Campus Ministry 2101 Memorial Chapel University of Maryland College Park, MD (301)

10 Wilson Boulevard Christian Church Hosts Trip To The Holy Land YOU Are Invited! Dear Friends, I invite you to join me and the members of Wilson Boulevard Christian Church for a "Once in a Lifetime Experience" to see the very places where Jesus walked, taught and lived His earthly life. Come with us on a tour of the Bible Lands. The Bible will come alive for you. We would like to share this experience with you and encourage you to join us. The Holy Land tour will depart March 20, 2018 but reservations are being taken now. We are certain you will return filled with enthusiasm, gratitude and a renewed faith. "To walk in the footsteps of Jesus cannot be described. It can only be experienced." For more information and to receive an enrollment form me at: greenrevc1@verizon.net. We look forward to your companionship. Sincerely, Rev. Dr. Carol Green Mission First Has A New Smart Phone App! Well, look at that! We have an app now, Disciples! Available in both the Apple store and Google Play (for Android users), you can download this handy tool either by going to or searching for Disciples of Christ BlueBridge on either site (This may be more challenging since we are new to the stores and don't have a lot of reviews yet to move us up in the ranking.) Not only will we be providing app-only content, but this will be invaluable to General Assembly participants next summer as we beef up the content for the event as it approaches. #ccdoc #missionfirst CCCA Regional Minister Signs On To A Letter To The Church Regarding Violence Disciples News Service Posted on June 17, 2016 at 7:27 am. from members of the College of Regional Ministers (including the Rev. Allen V. Harris, Regional Minister of the Christian Church Capital Area) and the Cabinet of General Ministries June 2016 In times of trouble, people of faith call upon God in prayer (Psalm 61:1-2) In these days, we pray for the families and friends of the 49 women and men killed and 53 wounded mostly LGBTQ Latinos and Latinas in Orlando on June 12, We pray for the families and friends of those killed across the country and around the world each day whose stories we will never hear. We pray for an end to violence of all kinds. (General Assembly Resolution 1539) Sadly, this week (June 17) is also the first anniversary of the shootings at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal

11 Church in Charleston. We pray Our Creator will bring peace to those who mourn, those who cope with the horrors they have seen, and those who will work for years to restore wholeness to lives shattered by violence. And we pray that the Holy Spirit will inspir e us to act in powerful ways to build the Beloved Community. Beyond prayer, people across the United States are asking how we can stop the seemingly endless parade of massacres. We are growing numb even as the numbers of those who have died grow larger and larger, too large to comprehend. We argue over the cause; we get angry and cannot find common ground, then do nothing. And by doing nothing, we become complicit when violence erupts yet again. We, the undersigned, write to encourage Disciples to move beyond numbness and to turn our anger to a righteous cause. We can start with honest conversation even spirited debate grounded in the love and hope God gives us especially for times so disturbing and fearful. We can model civility and mutual respect even in emotionally charged conversations related to religion, sexual orientation, gender identification, race, and weapons. We can seek to share God's love and welcome with others as God has with us, especially those on the margins who see violence as their only option. We can persevere in calling for justice. The truth is that we are ALL God's beloved children, and we must ALL learn to live together, honoring and respecting one another as fellow humans. We cannot let these hard conversations devolve into nitpicking about types of weapons or national origins or "liberal" vs "conservative" agendas. Regretfully, the tragedy in Orlando has focused attention on the purported religion of the perpetrator, though the number of violent adherents to Islam are a miniscule percentage of those who claim the faith. We cannot be goaded into condemning all because of a few. The violence we have experienced is not about Islam. It is about hate and bigotry- as the shooting in Charleston was. This is the moment for religious, civic, and political leaders indeed, for all of us to stand together, united, to denounce prejudice and violence directed toward any group. It is also time for us to consider the violence itself. As a faith tradition that aims to welcome all to the table set by God, conversations about the rights, responsibilities, and consequences of gun ownership are challenging within the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). (GA 1521) But as the death toll rises, as Newtown and Aurora and Charleston and San Bernardino and Orlando become synonymous with the horrors of gun violence, it is clear those challenging conversations must take place. And they must take place now if we have any hope of stopping future massacres. Questions at the core of this conversation include: - What are the responsibilities and guidelines to determine who should be allowed to own guns and who should not? - What kinds of weapons should be available to people in the United States? - How do we communicate with lawmakers and other influencers when personal or political interest appears to supersede issues of public safety and basic human morality?

12 - How do we help people see beyond violence? How do we help individuals who do not see hope in their lives? How do our communities respond to the marginalized? - How do we work with other peace-loving people to provide some measure of comfort for wounds that will always linger? Ultimately, if these conversations are to make any difference at all, they must lead to action. We will undoubtedly find many different approaches to ending gun violence. This is actually an opportunity. Any tactic, public or private or sociological, that may reduce violence deserves to be tried, the results analyzed, and the best solutions implemented widely. We have already waited too long to begin this work. The lives of children, women and men have already been lost, and countless more lives are at stake. As Christians we are called to embody compassion and mercy in even the most challenging times, thus we offer prayer and hospitality to the wounded. We are also called to action, to courageously engage in the things that make for peace, starting with the difficult conversations that examine options and lead us toward solutions. Even as we denounce violence, bigotry and hatred, may we then actively seek to model peace-making, respect and love. May we be open to the movement of the Holy Spirit among us, showing us the ways to end gun violence and address the root causes of all violence, bringing the wholeness and peace to which we are called in Christ Jesus. "Blessed are the peace-makers " To see all the signatories, go online to: REMINDERS FROM THE GENERAL CHURCH (The Christian Church Disciples of Christ in the United States and Canada) Order Discover the Disciples brochures for new and prospective members. Visit Remit DMF and Special Day offering contributions for June by 1 July. You can encourage a missionary sponsored by Global Ministries by sending him/her a special greeting. dom@disciples.org or phone for details. Visit for news about women s ministries. Stay connected: Just read a great article and want to discuss with other Disciples across the Church? Join Disciples Exchange Facebook group at

13 Start an offsite discussion group this school year at a coffee shop or a park and consider the nontraditional Banned Questions series from Order now and start inviting your friends and neighbors. Looking for books about timely issues for small groups to discuss this year? Consider Blessed Are the Crazy: Breaking the Silence about Mental Illness, Family, and Church and Coming Home: Ministry That Matters with Veterans and Military Families. See IN THE LIFE OF THE CONGREGATION Upcoming Events and Programs July 3 Seventh Sunday after Pentecost ( Rev. Allen V. Harris, Preaching ) 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship 12:30 a.m. Chime Choir Practice 1:15 p.m. Begin Monthly Birthday Parties July 4 Independence Day! Church Office Closed! July 5 PGCPS Infants & Toddlers Program 10:00 a.m. at Oxon Hill Library July 5 The Arc of Prince George s County in Fellowship Hall ( Fitness Class ) 11:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. July 6 Wednesday Night Bible Study & Choir Practice 7:00 p.m. Bible Study 8:00 pm. Choir Practice

14 July 7 The Arc of Prince George s County in Fellowship Hall ( Last Fitness Class ) 11:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. July 10 Eighth Sunday After Pentecost ( Rev. Dr. Martha A. Brown, Preaching ) 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship 12:30 a.m. Chime Choir Practice July 12 PGCPS Infants & Toddlers Program 10:00 a.m. at HVCC July 13 Wednesday Night Bible Study & Choir Practice 7:00 p.m. Bible Study 8:00 pm. Choir Practice July 17 Ninth Sunday after Pentecost ( Rev. Dr. Martha A. Brown, Preaching ) 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship 12:30 a.m. Chime Choir Practice July 19 PGCPS Infants & Toddlers Program 10:00 a.m. at HVCC July 20 Wednesday Night Bible Study & Choir Practice 7:00 p.m. Bible Study 8:00 pm. Choir Practice July 23 Leadership Team Meeting 2:00 p.m. July 24 Tenth Sunday after Pentecost ( Rev. Dr. Martha A. Brown, Preaching ) 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship 12:30 a.m. Chime Choir Practice July 26 PGCPS Infants & Toddlers Program 10:00 a.m. at HVCC July 27 Wednesday Night Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Bible Study

15 & Choir Practice 8:00 pm. Choir Practice July 31 Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost ( Rev. Dr. Martha A. Brown, Preaching ) 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship 12:30 a.m. Chime Choir Practice