OUTREACH. Gordon. Letters, Birthdays, etc... p. 2 BAPC News/Events...pp. 3-4 Session Reports... p. 5 Youth...pp. 6-7 Calendar...p.

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1 OUTREACH BON AIR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 9201 W. Huguenot Rd., Richmond, VA 23235, Ph: , Fax: November 2011 No Longer Strangers Soon you will receive a letter inviting you to financially commit support for our church s ministries in the coming year. One member of our letter writing team was most excited about this year s process because it calls for handwritten letters to each member and friend of BAPC. In choosing to handwrite letters, the Stewardship Division signals two things, 1) the importance personal relationships play to strengthening our community of faith; 2) a sense of mutual accountability as we seek to serve as faithful disciples. I am excited about the prospect of enhancing our discipleship through generosity and the opportunity our writing teams will take in reaching out to each household. I ask each of you to prayerfully consider trying to meet the challenge the division and your personal correspondent shares with you. As you consider, here are some comments others have written on generous giving: Through charity toward God, we conceive virtues, and through charity toward our neighbors, they are brought to birth. Catherine of Sienna Our greatest need and our most difficult achievement is to find meaning in our lives. Bruno Bettelheim Charity brings to life again those who are spiritually dead. Thomas Aquinas Charity: to love human beings as God does. Simone Weil What you are is God s gift to you, and what you do with it is your gift to God. George Foster If you haven t got any charity in your heart, you have the worst kind of heart trouble. Bob Hope Giving never moves in a straight line it always moves in circles! It goes round and round and round. Robert Schuller The earth is the Lord s and all that is in it, the world and those who live in it. Psalm 24:1 For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Matthew 6:21 Shalom, Gordon Inside this month... Letters, Birthdays, etc.... p. 2 BAPC News/Events...pp. 3-4 Session Reports... p. 5 Youth...pp. 6-7 Calendar...p. 11 Highlights this month... Covenant Woods Stockings... p. 3 Commitment Sunday... p. 5 Mature Moderns... p. 7 Thanksgiving Offering... p. 9 November Helpers... p. 12

2 PAGE 2 OUTREACH November 2011 birthdays/ anniversaries 1 Daniel Miranian, John and Sally Schultz 2 Rebecca Philpotts, John Schultz 3 Eleanor Snellings, Hannah Miller, Preston Smilek 7 Louise and Bruce Ensley 8 Daniel Schultz 11 Robert Brett, III 12 Pat Lindsey 16 Len Jackson, William Perko 17 Katie Copeland 18 Elizabeth Swecker, Patricia DeButts 19 Erick Kasten, Jack Van Vleck, Leslie Pankey 21 Jim Chaffin 23 Carolyn Carper, Joan Collins, Sandy Edwards, Brian Reed, Kyle Stevens, Ryan Stevens 24 Paul Lindsey 27 Lorna Anzelone, Marshall Wright 29 Nicole Gallini John and Liz Rupp 30 Edie Smith, Claire Boeger November 6 New addresses and phone numbers Rita Kugler Krim Point Road Midlothian, VA John & Sally Schultz 1513 Exbury Drive Midlothian, VA Office Closed for Holiday The church office will be closed on November 24 & 25 for the Thanksgiving holiday. The office manager will also be out of the office on November 28 & 29 but there will be part-day coverage by office volunteers. ALL information for the November 27 bulletin is due to the church office by Monday, November 21 at Noon. Thank you. Allison Unroe 1512 Knollwood Drive N. Chesterfield, VA 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. Gordon Mapes, Interim Pastor. Jane Chandler, editor; Brenda Norton, ass t editor. Bon Air Presbyterian Church 9201 W. Huguenot Rd., Richmond, VA Telephone: Fax: Internet address:

3 OUTREACH November 2011 PAGE 3 Opportunities to Serve Christ.to Make a Difference Covenant Woods Stocking Stuffers Suggested items include Little statues, snow globes, etc. The residents really enjoy trinkets/gift items which can be purchased at the dollar store. Woman s jewelry necklaces & bracelets Hand lotion Dove soap, Irish Spring Soap, cream soap (No bar soap for Healthcare) Inexpensive electric tooth brushes (VERY HELPFUL for Health Care and Grace Garden Residents) Toothbrush, toothpaste Pocket size tissues Small liquid soap; Antibacterial lotion/soap Combs, brushes Sugar-Free candies/cookies Small box of cookies, candies Winter scarves & gloves Soft socks for Men Soft socks for Women Magnifying glasses New nail polish Nail File kits Please do not wrap items. No large items and no used items. All items must be able to fit in a stocking. Please NO travel size or product samples i.e., makeup, lotions, etc. FAMILIES IN HOUSING CRISIS NEED OUR HELP! CARITAS Furniture Bank supplies are low! If you attended the March Mission Month classes on homelessness and housing, you know about the CARITAS Furniture Bank and the need it is serving. The CARITAS Furniture Bank operates Virginia s only furniture bank and provides home starter packages to 700 households per year in partnerships with more than 50 nonprofit agencies. Sharon Drescher, who spoke at BAPC with her own story of homelessness and is now Volunteer Development Administrator for the Furniture Bank, has asked for help with a household items drive. The Church and Society Division invites you to contribute items that Ms. Drescher says are seriously needed for families in housing crisis. We will collect contributions at the church from October 30 through November 13. Items may be left at the church for storage until the end of the drive when they will be picked up by Caritas. The following gently used items are needed: bed linens, towels, washcloths, dishes, flatware, pots, pans, lamps, pillows, small appliances and cleaning supplies (buckets, brooms, mops, paper towels, multi-purpose cleaners.) Toys, books and baby items cannot be accepted. Items need to be turned in by Sunday, December 4. There is a drop off box in the office lobby. PNC UPDATE The PNC would like to thank everyone who completed the survey. We received 162 responses! We very much appreciate the time and thought put into each survey response. We are now compiling the data and will use the results to guide us in completing the Church Information Form that both describes our church to prospective pastors and specifies some criteria about the type of pastor we desire. In addition to our updates in the Outreach, you can follow our progress online at the Bonairpc.org web site under PNC Updates. Donations may be made on Sundays, October 30, November 6 or 13, Wednesday nights before Wednesday Night Dinner, November 2 and 9, and on weekdays during office hours. Tax receipts will be available. The CARITAS drive is sponsored by the Church and Society Division. Questions? Contact Linda Johnston at jlj1000@verizon.net or Nancy Finch at nancyfin@comcast.net. Or, go to for more information about CARITAS and their furniture bank. ROMEOs Meet November 8 The ROMEO's are to meet at Apollo's, Midlothian Tnpk, at noon on Tuesday, November 8.

4 PAGE 4 OUTREACH November 2011 Second Sunday South of the James November 13-4:00 pm Marjorie Wharton, mezzo-soprano of Crewe, will be joined by pianist Russell Wilson of Richmond in a recital for the Second Sunday South of the James concert series on Sunday, Nov. 13, at 4 p.m. in the sanctuary. Ms. Wharton, a native of Philadelphia, is director and coordinator for the Committee for Cultural Enhancement at the Pleasant Oak Baptist Church in Victoria. She's a regular principal singer with the New York Harlem Opera Ensemble which is touring Europe with "Porgy and Bess." She has appeared with opera companies here and abroad. Mr. Wilson is pianist with the Richmond Symphony and teaches at Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Richmond. The program will include operatic arias and spirituals. Admission will be by donation. An Invitation The Chancel Choir and soloists are back in worship after a well-deserved summer break. YEAH!!!! They serve an important ministry in our church by offering their solos, anthems and leading the congregation in liturgy. We extend a warm invitation to anyone who enjoys singing to come and join us. Psalm 100 truly comes to life when you are in the choir loft. Our choral activities reap many rewards, offer intellectual stimulation, do not require expensive gadgets, power tools or expensive club fees in order to enjoy, and choir is healthy for your heart and soul. Additionally, our members varied backgrounds make for a lively and interesting camaraderie. We have a very flexible commitment schedule and welcome singers for the whole year, the Christmas Season, the Easter Season or we can work around your schedule. A gift was given to the Memorial Fund in memory of Sally Reed Humphrey by Tom & Mitzi Humphrey. A gift was given to the Memorial Fund in memory of Isabel McCormack by Michael L. Edwards. Please feel free to inquire if you have any questions. Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings 7:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m., and 10:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings to prepare for worship. Some music reading skills are helpful. Steve Henley Organist & Director of Music A gift was given to the Memorial Fund in honor of Jack & Dot Barnes by Joseph & Patricia Hutt, Jr. Operating Fund September 2011 Actual Budget Difference Receipts Pledges $353,807 $356,247 Other 22,383 17,064 Total 376, ,311 2,879 Expenses 376, ,356 3,428 Net $ (594) $ (45) (549) Acolyte Program Thanks so much to the Acolytes who served in October: Abby Rowe, Sam Barnes, Ryan Stevens, Kyle Stevens, and Michael Barrett. Alex Barrett carried the Processional Cross and Janet Barrett was the adult helper. The acolytes scheduled for November 2011 are Jacob Smouse, Julia Gallini, Thomas Jackson and Nicole Gallini. Elizabeth Britton will carry the Processional Cross. Pete Gallini will be the adult helper.

5 OUTREACH November 2011 PAGE 5 The BAPC Session Reports At its regularly scheduled meeting on Sunday, October 2, 2011, the Session: Heard from Stuart Mapes that he is planning an Eagle Scout project to construct some playground equipment at Hillside Court and approved a motion to allow him to do a Moment For Mission and solicit donations from members of the congregation to help finance the project. Heard further details from Elder McCormack regarding the Quill Stewardship Program and learned that the Session members will be writing letters to members of the congregation. Learned that the primary office duplicating machine is beyond repair and a new one will be purchased with funds from the Operating Reserve Fund. Learned that the Church and Society Division will be collecting gently used household items that are needed by CARITAS as they resettle families into permanent housing. The items will be collected at the church between October 30 and November 13 on Sundays and Wednesday nights. Heard that the Acts 16:5 team is planning a mini retreat on Spirituality. Approved the volunteers and employed childcare workers as presented by Christian Education Division for the BAPC Christian Education Program. Heard from Congregational Care the details of the workshop, The Sandwich Generation which will be presented on Friday, October 21 with Betty Booker as the speaker. Approved a request to have a wedding in the church on Saturday, October 8, for members of All Souls Presbyterian Church. Approved a request from Elder Halpern to receive a special offering through Church and Society to assist with flood relief in Margaretville, NY, the Halpern s hometown. The Youth at Bon Air are participating in the Richmond CROP Walk on November 6, so put on your walking shoes to make a difference in the world. Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty (CROP) will share more than $3.7 million with food banks, pantries, community gardens, and other local efforts nationwide. Together we can each make a difference in the lives of people all over the world suffering from hunger and poverty by raising money and walking in solidarity with people who have to walk every day just to survive. In the Richmond CROP Hunger Walk over 200 people participate, and this is your chance to come out and enjoy the afternoon and get some exercise while helping to eliminate hunger. After each worship service on November 6, BAPC Youth will collect donations. If you have any questions or would like to participate please contact Shawn Thomas Smith stsmith@bonairpc.org. COMMITMENT SUNDAY NOVEMBER 13 This is an important date when members and friends of Bon Air Presbyterian Church will pledge their gifts to further God s work and ministry. The reason for giving is not to pay the Church s bills. The reason for giving is to achieve the goal of substantial, inner, spiritual growth and a sense of deep satisfaction. St. Francis of Assisi said, It is in the giving that we receive. We have all experienced the depth and value of our Church s ministries, programs, and services to people. Our combined gifts make all that possible. Thank you for prayerfully considering your gift and for attending worship on November 13.

6 PAGE 6 OUTREACH November 2011 Kid s Kingdom in WORM Shepherds and Angels It happened that the Roman emperor, Augustus, gave orders for the names of all the people to be listed in record books. Everyone had to go to their own hometown to be listed. So Joseph had to leave Nazareth in Galilee and go to Bethlehem in Judea. Long ago Bethlehem had been King David's hometown, and Joseph went there because he was a descendent of David. Mary was engaged to marry Joseph and traveled with him to Bethlehem. She was soon going to have a baby, and while they were there, she gave birth to Jesus. She wrapped him in cloth and laid him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn. On the night when Jesus was born, some shepherds were in the countryside nearby watching over their sheep. Suddenly they saw an angel standing in front of them, and they were terrified. The angel said, Don t be afraid. I ve got good news that will bring great joy to all the people. A baby has been born in Bethlehem, and he s your savior, the Messiah, the Lord. You can find him wrapped up tight in cloth and lying in a manger. Suddenly a crowd of angels appeared, praising God and saying Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace. After the angels left, the shepherds decided to go and see for themselves what the angel was talking about. So they went to Bethlehem and found Mary, Joseph, and the baby. Afterwards they went back, praising God and telling everybody what they had seen and heard, and people were amazed at the story. But Mary kept quiet, and thought and wondered about everything that had happened. Memory Verse: Do not be afraid; for see I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people. Luke 2:10 What we will learn: God sent Jesus because God loves us. God cares equally for all people. God communicates with people in different ways. We can learn from the shepherds about how to respond to God. What is happening in Workshops? 1. Holywood: Watch Christmas Is and learn the importance of the shepherds in spreading the news of Jesus birth. 2. Apostle s Arcade: Play a game to remember the story of the shepherds and angels. 3. Noah s Art: make a 3-D shepherd or angel. 4. Burning Bush Café: Make cookies to eat and to share with someone special. 5. Music and Movement: Learn how God used shepherds and angels to communicate with people. Family Time and Prayer Read: Luke 2:1-20; Matthew 1:18-25; Luke 1: Reflection: Think about how you would feel if an angel appeared to you and asked you to spread the word about Jesus. Prayer: Thank you, God, for the gift of Jesus, for the angels and shepherds who shared the good news, and for all the people who bring the message of God s love to us today. Amen.

7 OUTREACH November 2011 PAGE 7 Mature Moderns Argentina: The Country at the End of the World. In land area, what is the second largest country in South America and the eighth largest country in the world? If you re puzzled, come hear retired VCU professor Harold Greer as he presents Argentina: The Country at the End of the World. Drawing on his expertise on all things South American, he will introduce us to Argentina and explain the meaning of his thoughtprovoking title. Join us November 18 at 10:00 am for fellowship and refreshments. Women in the Church Prime Time Circle will meet on Monday, November 7 at 7:00 pm in the Parlor. We will hear a report from the PNC. Hostesses: Linda Johnston and Greta Reeves. Sisters Circle will meet Tuesday, November 8 in the Library. Gina Turner is in charge of Lesson 3. Gordon will be our guest to help us understand these lessons about The Beatitudes. We hope that Dr. Rosalind Banbury, Pastor of Adult Education at First Presbyterian Church, will be joining us. She has written some of the Horizons lessons. Please, ladies, be sure to read the lesson! I have yet to have confirmation that we can have the Salvation Army Christmas stockings. I will let you know. Morning Bible Study Circle will meet on Tuesday, November 15 at 10:15 in the church. L.Y. D. I. A. Circle will meet on Thursday, November 10 at 6:30 pm at O Charley s on Forest Hill Ave. The Book Group Tuesday, March 20-2:00 PM Nov. 6: Nov. 13: Youth Fellowship High School Youth Fellowship Date Time Activity/Dinner Nov 2 4:00-8:00 Chili Cook-off off Nov 6 12:00-3:30 CROP Walk Bring Sack Lunch 6:00-7:00 Evening Worship Nov Overnight Fall Call at Camp Hanover Nov 20 4:30-7:30 Freedom House Bring your part of the Meal Nov 27 5:00-8:00 Wii Night Bring $3 for Meal Middle School Youth Fellowship Date Time Activity/Dinner Nov 2 4:00-8:00 Chili Cook-off off Nov 6 12:00-3:30 CROP Walk Bring Sack Lunch 6:00-7:00 Evening Worship Nov 13 5:00-7:00 Wii Night Bring $3 for Meal Nov 20 5:00-7:00 Road Rally Bring $5 for Meal Nov 27 5:00-7:00 Minute to Win It Bring $3 for Meal November Sermons How to See the Word Isaiah 2:1-5 Money Back Guarantee Malachi 3:1-10 The book discussion group meets every third Tuesday at 2 PM in the church library. The book of the month is Lamb, The Gospel According to Bill, Christ s Childhood Pal, by Christopher Moore. Nov. 20: Nov. 27: Seeing the Face of Jesus Matthew 25:31-46 Shawn Thomas Smith Preaching

8 PAGE 8 OUTREACH November 2011 Evening Worship Bearing Fruit November 6-6:00 pm The Apostle Paul invites us to understand: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and selfcontrol. We are told that there is no such law against these things. Indeed these are the Fruits of the Spirit, but how do we live our lives and bear these fruits. Join us November 6 as we worship and learn more about ways in which we exhibit these qualities in our walk with Christ. Confirmation Meeting with Parents The Confirmation class is rapidly approaching. An integral part of this journey begins with an informational and planning meeting with parents, Sunday, November 20 at noon in the Library. We will share the proposed calendar and provide you an opportunity to sign up for supportive duties. If you have any further questions or concerns please contact Shawn Thomas Smith stsmith@bonairpc.org. We look forward to working with you and your youth this year! All Budgets are due to Ted McCormack, Stewardship Chair by Friday, November 11. November 11 Christmas Dinner Date: December 14 Time: Cost: 6:00 pm $6.00 per adult/$4.00 per child (NO household cap) Sign-up deadline is Sunday, November 13. Sheets are located on the Fellowship Division Board. If you are already on the Permanent List please call ONLY if you are not coming. A Morning at Church Hill Academy The staff and students of Church Hill Academy/ CHAT invite you to spend a morning at the Academy! You will hear an overview of our goals and challenges, meet students and staff, and hear from students about their academic progress. Your participation especially helps students practice the professional skills necessary for workplace success. A Morning at Church Hill Academy will be held on Thursday, November 10 from 8:30-10:00 a.m. At the Peter Paul Development Center 1708 North 22 nd Street, Richmond, VA For more information, contact Gina Maio, at or gina.maio@churchhillacademy.org.

9 OUTREACH November 2011 PAGE 9 Children s Thanksgiving Offering The Thanksgiving Offering will be taken Sunday November 20. This offering has been designated to benefit the following Presbyterian Ministries: Volunteer Emergency Families for Children Their mission is helping children and youth in crisis. They recruit, train and support volunteers who provide short-term shelter care and mentoring to abused, neglected, runaway, homeless and at-risk children and youth. Since 1979 they have reached out to over 15,000 children and youth in crisis. Presbyterian Children s Home of the Highlands They have provided a restorative ministry in a Christian environment to abused and neglected children of the Appalachian region of Virginia since In order to accomplish their mission they have an accredited on-campus school, individual and group counseling, vocational training and exposure to a variety of cultural and educational activities. Presbyterian Homes and Family Services Since 1903 this organization has seen to the spiritual, mental and physical needs of abused and neglected children and mentally challenged adults. Homes are located in Lynchburg, Zuni, Fredericksburg, South Hill and Waynesboro. Edmarc Hospice for Children Located in Chesapeake this group has been caring for children with life threatening illnesses and their families since 1978.Currently it ministers to over 200 families, including the siblings of the ill child. It provides skilled nursing services to the very sick children in their home as well as a vast array of supportive services. Prison Fellowship Angel Tree Project BAPC is once again participating in the Angel Tree Project of the national Prison Fellowship program. We will have 80 ± Angels noting individual gift suggestions on the tree in front of the church office for your selection on three Sundays: 11/13, 11/20 and 11/27. One gift each of a clothing item and toy is requested for each child. The gifts must be returned to the church by December 11 for delivery on Saturday, December 17. You may also sign up at the Angel Tree to play Santa in delivering to the child s home. The primary purpose of the Angel Tree project is to bring a Christian message to prisoners and their families by way of a tangible gift with a personal visit from BAPC volunteers. Prisoners are invited by chaplains and prison administrators to sign up their children, including a personal message to their own child. BAPC members have always been faithful and generous with their gifts and time for the Angel Tree children, and we encourage your participation once again in this rewarding ministry. Questions? Please call or Barbara Jacocks bjacocks@richmondregional.org "WORKER BEES NEEDED to help those in our congregation that are already in need. Please let Robert Halpern know at rehalpern@verizon.net if you can use basic household tools. THANK YOU."

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11 Angel Tree Angel Tree 7:00 Preschool Board (P) 7:00 Cub Scouts (FH) ( ) 9:30 YOGA ( ) 28 Friendship Café 7:00 Cub Scouts (B/SS Rooms) ( ) 9:30 YOGA ( ) 21 Friendship Café 4:00 Da Capo (Choir area) 6:30 Chancel Ringers 29 Friendship Café 4:00 Da Capo (Choir area) 6:30 GRIVA ( ) 7:30 Worship (L) 22 Friendship Café 15 Friendship Café 1:30 Book Club (L) 4:00 Da Capo (Choir area) 6:30 Chancel Ringers 7:00 CHADD (B) 7:00 Stewardship (P) 7:30 Property (L) 10:15 Morning Bible Study Circle (P) 10:30 Sister s Circle (L) Noon Romeo s 4:00 Da Capo (Choir area) 6:30 Chancel Ringers Preschool Closed 5:30 Cantus Choir 7:00 Coordinating Council (B) 7:00 Bible in 90 Days (B) 7:30 Chancel Choir 30 5:30 Cantus Choir Preschool Closed (23rd-25th) 23 5:30 Cantus Choir 6:15 Dinner (FH) 7:00 Bible in 90 Days (B) 7:30 Chancel Choir 16 2:00 Congregational Care (L) 5:30 Cantus Choir 6:15 Dinner (FH) 7:00 Bible in 90 Days (B) 7:00 Church & Society (L) 7:30 Chancel Choir 9 Friendship Café 24 Friendship Café - closed Office Closed Thanksgiving Day 10:00 Bible in 90 Days (MS) 11:00 Federated Women (FH) 6:00 YOGA ( ) 7:00 Christian Ed (L) ( ) 17 ( ) 6:00 YOGA ( ) 6:30 LYDIA ( at O Charley s on Forest Hill) 7:00 Herb Stone Orchestra (B) 10:00 Bible in 90 Days (MS) 10 Friendship Café 6:00 YOGA ( ) 7:00 Fellowship (L) 7:00 Herb Stone Orchestra (B) ( ) 5:30 Cantus Choir 6:15 Dinner (FH) 7:00 Bible in 90 Days (B) 7:30 Chancel Choir 4:00 Da Capo (Choir area) 6:30 Chancel Ringers 8 Friendship Café 3 Friendship Café 10:00 Bible in 90 Days (MS) Thu 2 Wed 1 Friendship Café All Saint s Day Tue Veteran s Day Office Closed 25 10:00 Mature Moderns (B) 18 BUDGETS DUE 5:00 Barbara Gregory (s) 11 4 Fri 5:00 Mini Retreat at Mark Stevens Home 26 1:00 Barbara Gregory (S) 19 Fall Call at Camp Hanover (12th-13th) 7:00 Acts 16:5 (L) 12 5 Sat November st Sunday of Advent 9:00 Youth Choir Antham & 9:15 Christmas Musical (WKID) 7:00 PNC (L) 27 Thanksgiving Offering 9:00 Youth Choir Anthem & 9:15 Christmas Musical (WKID) 5:00 Peace Group Film Festival (B) 7:00 Evangelism (L) 20 Commitment Sunday M4M = Thanksgiving Offering 9:30 YOGA ( ) 9:00 Youth Choir Anthem & 9:15 Christmas Musical (WKID) 4:00 SSSJ 7:00 PNC (L) 7:00 Cub Scouts (B/SS Rooms) ( ) 14 Friendship Café 13 Angel Tree Daylight Saving Time ends Carpets being cleaned in Rooms: , 104, Fellowship Hall & Sanctuary (rooms are unavailable for use) - Preschool Closed 9:30 YOGA ( ) 7:00 Prime Time Circle (P) 7:00 Nominations Com. (L) ( ) M4M = Angel Tree 7 Friendship Café Communion / 2 Meal / Coffee 9:00 Youth Choir Anthem and 9:15 Christmas Musical (WKID) Noon - CROP Walk 6:00 Evening Worship 7:00 Session Mon 6 Zuni Peanuts Sales Sun BAPC - November 2011 OUTREACH PAGE 11

12 Bon Air Presbyterian Church 9201 W. Huguenot Road Richmond, VA Address Service Requested Non-Profit Organization November Helpers Services at 8:30 & 11:00 Sunday, November 6 Acolytes: Jacob Smouse, acolyte; Elizabeth Britton, Processional Cross Nursery: 8:30 Marta Rowe; 9:45 - Jane Nagel; 10:45 Sandy Hartje & Lydia Morris (Youth) Extended Session: Adult Emily Boots, Youth Nicole Gallini & Julia Gallini Ushers: 8:30 - Ray & Vickie McAllister; 11:00 Frank Lawrence Team ; Evening Pete Gallini Registrar: Bill Wilson Communion Stewards: (8:30) Ben Chappell, Kent Pankey, Ted McCormack, Linda Johnston, Darleen Cavin (11:00) Alise Anzelone, Lorna Anzelone, David Huffine, Mark Siegel, Gisela Stech, Stephen Galyen, Doug Paz Acolyte: Nursery: Extended Session: Ushers: Acolyte: Nursery: Extended Session: Ushers: Registrar: Acolyte: Nursery: Extended Session: Ushers: Registrar: Sunday, November 13 Julia Gallini 8:30 Elaine Kasten; 9:45 Margy Paz; 10:45 Cindy Wright & Rachel Paz (Youth) Adult Jean Polorny, Youth Lindy Pokorny & Elizabeth Britton 8:30 - Darleen Cavin/Jack West; 11:00 Frank Lawrence Team Sunday, November 20 Thomas Jackson 8:30 Greta Reeves; 9:45 Jennifer Smouse; 10:45 Susan Mapes & Nicole Gallini (Youth) Adult Barbara Gregory, Youth Alise Anzelone & Jacob Smouse 8:30 - Perry Jones & Alan Sestak; 11:00 Frank Lawrence Team Ed Callear Sunday, November 27 Nicole Gallini 8:30 Becky Harvell; 9:45 Bettie Church; 10:45 Nina Hancock & Alise Anzelone (Youth) Adult Donna Wilson, Youth Shade Wilson, Marshall Wright 8:30 - Bob & Kathy Andes; 11:00 Frank Lawrence Team Ted McCormack