Hampton Baptist Church... e-news for March 6, 2019

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1 1 st Place Chili Spoon Award Hampton Baptist Church..... e-news for March 6, 2019 March 10: Lent 1 (Chili Cook-off for Missions Fundraiser following worship) Worship: 10:00 AM, Dr. Mike Clingenpeel Music: The Sanctuary Choir Nursery Volunteers: Corinna Payne & Elizabeth Johnson Flowers: Buddy Denton Deacon Reminders: On-Call for the week of March 10, Neal Lewis LOOKING AHEAD: March 17: Lent II Worship: 10:00 AM, Dr. Mike Clingenpeel Music: The Steeple Singers Nursery Volunteers: Sarah Puckett & Bev O Bryan Flowers: Suki Pierce Deacon Reminders: On-Call for the week of March 17, Jon Ewing All are invited to our annual: Chili Cook-off Missions Fundraiser this Sunday Sunday, March 10, immediately following worship - no sign-up is needed! Donations at the door will go to HBC s established Missions Funds.

2 WMU Group Meetings The Lucille Rollins Group will meet in the Activity Room on March am. The Martha Ailor Missions Group will meet on Tuesday night, March 12 th, at the home of Martha Owens, 106 Lochmere Court, Yorktown, VA. Lucille Everhart will be our special guest speaker. Meeting time is 7 pm. All welcome. ***Thank you to our Dottie Lee Jones Group that cleaned all our sanctuary Bibles. Wednesday Night Dinner Menu: March 13 th Corned beef & cabbage, carrots, potatoes, cornbread, and brownies Greeters: 1 st Wed. - Betty Miller & Virginia Kanoy 2 nd Wed. - Vivian Deal 3 rd Wed. - Roy & Jane Austin 4 th Wed. - Jane & Pat Garvey 5 th Wed. - Sarah Puckett Servers: 1 st Jim Paul Allison Class 2 nd Emmaus Class 3 rd L.L.L. & Men s Class 4 th HBC Youth & Parents Wednesday, March 20 th : Special Guest, Dr. Valerie Carter Smith for Intentional Pastor s Forum at 7PM Dr. Valerie Carter, WMUV Valerie Carter Smith was born and raised on Long Island, New York where she attended Adelphi University majoring in sociology and religious studies. She has been in Richmond since 1984 and has been blessed to serve in Virginia Baptist life since 1988, beginning as the Director of the Hillside Baptist Center, then to WMU of Virginia as the Associate of Christian Social Ministries, then to Bon Air Baptist Church as the Associate Pastor for Global Ministries and now as the Executive Director/Treasurer of WMU of Virginia. In these years, Valerie completed the M.Div., M.S. and D. Min degrees while raising two children and serving in the local church in various capacities such as youth minister, women s ministry leader and Sunday school teacher. Throughout these years, Valerie has remained committed to meeting basic human needs for the poor and the marginalized. For the last ten years, Valerie has led a ministry in The Prostitution Zone in Richmond. The Streetwalking Ministry aims to reach women caught in prostitution with the good news that they are fearfully and wonderfully made, and that God has plans for an abundant life for them through Christ. Testimonies of the Streetwalking Ministry will soon be published in a work entitled, Grace in the Night: Divine Intersections in the Prostitution Zone. Valerie is married to Eldridge F. Smith, Jr., a Richmond native and owner of EFS4 Transport. They are members of Mt. Tabor Baptist Church, Richmond. Senior Adults: March Event: Hampton University Proton Center tour with lunch (TBD) *** The Swinging Seniors are sponsoring the Mobile Food Pantry (MFP) for S.A.M.E. the month of April. We are asking our seniors to donate $10 or (what you can afford) to help cover the cost: $ = (One MFP each month will feed over 100 families in need throughout our community.) *** Your contributions may be put in the offering plate marked Senior Adult MFP, dropped off in the office or given to Sharon Melson.

3 GOOD GRIEF! CLOTHING CLOSET We are in great need of men s jeans and long-sleeved button-up shirts. Also, large sized women s clothing ARE NEEDED FOR THE CLOTHING CLOSET! Welcome to Pathways to Sharing! CHILI COOK-OFF to support HBC s Missions Funds. Sunday, 3/10/19, 11 AM-12:30 PM in the HBC Fellowship Hall. Please support our local and global missions. Eat heartily. Give generously. MOBILE FOOD PANTRY FOR S.A.M.E. Monday, 3/11/19, 3 PM-6 PM. Volunteers are needed to unload the truck & distribute food. Please contact Amy if you can help. WMU MARCH MISSIONS PROJECT: Hampton Ecumenical Lodgings and Provisions. HELP is one of the caring arms of the Peninsula that reaches out to the less fortunate people in our communities. Nonperishable items are needed: canned meats, chili, canned vegetables or fruits, soup, peanut butter, jelly, boxed macaroni & cheese, cereal, pancake mix & syrup, laundry & dish detergent, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, bars of soap. Please deliver to the Missions Corner by the HBC back door coat closet anytime during March. Items will be delivered to HELP on April 1. CHRISTINE GARVEY MEMORIAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT sponsored by our own Pat Garvey on March 11, 12, & 14th in and around the Hampton Roads VA area. This will mark the 20th anniversary of the event which honors the life of Christine Olsen Garvey, who passed away from breast cancer in The event offers 32 HS soccer teams (more than 500 young men and women) a quality soccer competition and raises money for two local charities: Edmarc Hospice for Children ( and Here for the Girls ( a breast health organization. Edmarc seeks to ease the trauma of a child s illness or death, and to reduce the disabling effects of pediatric illness, loss and bereavement on local families. Here for the Girls offers loving support to young women diagnosed with breast cancer. There are 2 fundraisers on Facebook for this event - one for Here for the Girls and one for Edmarc. Click on the fundraiser for the charity of your choice to join in celebrating 20 years of this event. Visit to learn more about the tournament. See you next week with more Pathways to Sharing. If you would like to submit a sharing opportunity in March, please contact Susie Contact person for March is Susie or sw5@paainc.org. In Christian Love, Your HBC Missions Council Amy Witcover-Sandford, Chairperson; Susie Castle, Jackie Coleman, Phil Everhart, Patty Price, Marian Supplee

4 HBC YOUTH STATUS UPDATE Youth to serve and clean-up for dinner Wednesday, March 6 5:15 PM Wed Night Schedule 5:15-6:15 pm: Dinner 6:15-7:00 pm: Choir 7:00-8:00 pm: Youth Devotion Sun Night Schedule 5:00-5:45 Handbells 5:45-6:15 Dinner 6:15-7:30 Youth Thank you for your support! The Pancake Brunch Youth Fundraiser raised.$ A BIG THANKS TO ALL WHO HELPED w/ the undertaking of the PANCAKE FUNDRAISER!!! It was a huge success Looking Ahead April 5-7 th : Mission Madness June th : Mission Trip July th : Unidiversity HBC Gift Wrap Booth 2018 Report: Keep Calm Wrap On was another fun season full of collaboration and teamwork. The booth operated from Dec 1 December 24. We are especially thankful for Robert Hudson & Bill Abeyounis for coming in early consistently when there was a high demand. Also, Chris Farrow made a homemade island for the booth that holds boxes and bows which was a wonderful addition and helped keep everything centralized and organized!!! This year we profited $9, that will be distributed in the following ways as motioned by the Youth Committee and voted affirmatively by the Deacon body last fall: General Fund: $1, Youth Gift Wrap Fund: $8, The gift wrap warriors met recently and reviewed the season. This past season seemed to run the smoothest yet!!!! However, the more we do it the more efficient we become. We are so thankful for this opportunity to contribute to our church. Thank you to each person who signed up for a shift. The booth helps us get our name out onto the Peninsula and attract new people to our church. The booth also allows us to get to know one another better, working and sharing side by side. But most importantly, the Gift Wrap Booth is a vehicle through which we can share the greatest gift of all the gift of Jesus Christ. In Christian Service, The 2018 Gift Wrap Leadership Team Alyson Watts, Carol Seymour, Alystra Barefoot, Scott Seymour, Jim Puckett, Ashley Cooper, Lynne Goetzke, Amy Witcover-Sandford, Chris Farrow & Susanna McKendree

5 Calendar Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 13 Mar. 14 Mar. 17 8:45 AM Sunday School for all ages (Nursery: Corinna Payne) 10:00 AM Worship: (Nursery: Elizabeth Johnson) 11:00ish Chili Cook-off Missions Council Fundraiser in the Fellowship Hall 4:00 PM Adult Handbell Rehearsal 5:00 PM Steeple Singers Rehearsal 5:00-7:30 PM Youth Handbells (5-5:45), Dinner (5:45-6:15), Bible Study (6:15-7:30) 8:30-1:00 PM SAME Lunch in the Fellowship Hall 4:00-6:00 PM Mobile Food Pantry in the Fellowship Hall 5:45-8:00 PM Wednesday Night Activities Menu: Corned beef & cabbage, carrots, potatoes, cornbread, and brownies. Greeters: Vivian Deal & Virginia Kanoy Servers: Emmaus Class 5:45 PM Dinner for Children, Youth & Leaders for Choirs 6:00 PM Dinner (for all others); Nursery Open 6:15 PM Melody Choir, Concord Choir, and Youth Choir Called Business Meeting in the Fellowship Hall. 7:00 PM Sanctuary Choir rehearsal following the business meeting 5:00-9:00 PM Exchange Club in the Fellowship Hall 8:45 AM Sunday School for all ages (Nursery: Sarah Puckett) 10:00 AM Worship: (Nursery: Bev O Bryan) 5:00-7:30 PM Youth Handbells (5-5:45), Dinner (5:45-6:15), Bible Study (6:15-7:30) For more information about upcoming events, the church office (church@hamptonbaptist.org) to join our weekly e-news list or look online on our homepage or Facebook A Called Town Hall Meeting/Business Meeting On Wednesday, March 13th, at 7:00pm the financial planning committee will conduct a business meeting to seek approval of the 2020 financial program per the requirement of the constitution. They will present the plan to arrive at a 2020 budget and then offer an update on our church finances to include updates on our debt retirement activities. Pat Garvey - chair, financial planning committee Deacon Assignments: March 10:00 North (baptistry) 1 (Captain) Gary Powell 2. Amy Witcover-Sandford 3 (greeter) Scott Seymour South (piano) 1 Vivian Deal 2 Linda Byrd 3 (greeter) Chris Farrow Congregational Comments are Welcomed The Deacons welcome "Congregational Comments" (questions, too) at any of our meetings. We meet the last Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the Activity Room. We invite you to join any of our Deacon Ministry Teams as well. Thank you! If you cannot perform your Deacon duty on a Sunday, please make arrangements with someone else to cover for you and notify the captain for your service.

6 Family Care Matters Emeritus Member of the Week: Beth McKendree (Add.: 9619 Burke Lake Rd., Room 30, Burke, 22015) Emeritus Members: John Christian Margaret Hatchett Beth McKendree (away) Ayleen Riley Phil Curtis Jean Haynes (away) Nan Meadows Wilma Winstead Bev Doyer (away) Maggie Legrande Michael Menser Freddy Wornom Ruth Gerringer Latrelle Malone Linda Riddle Carson Yates Members Betty Kruse: A private family service was held on Monday, March 4. Please keep the family in your prayers during this time of great loss. (Add.: Debbie Spencer (daughter to Betty Kruse) 123 Algonquin Rd., Newport News, 23661) Kay Powell Saw Dr Mason today. He said the CT clearly showed one single nerve pinched by a bone spur due to arthritis. Treatment: Meds or Cortisone shot or Surgery (outpatient). I m not really in much pain now - therapy has helped tremendously. I ll get the shot - which could last from 6 months to years, can t pinpoint time frame - depends on individual. If it gets bad again or the shot doesn t work well or long, I could then do surgery. With the shot he said I could get back to regular schedule the next day. Can t wait to get back to Normal I miss my workouts! (Add.: 610 Lakeland Crescent, Yorktown, 23693) Dee Dee Horne: I have a second opinion scheduled for March 22. Please keep praying. Thank you, Dee Dee (Add.: 329 Center St., Hampton, 23669) Bob Kimsey will have ankle replacement surgery on March 12 at Sentara Princess Anne Hospital in VA Beach. He will remain in the hospital for three or four days, then transfer to rehab on the peninsula for a few weeks. Please keep Bob (and Patty) in your prayers for healing, patience, and fortitude! (Add.: 500 Brafferton Cir., Hampton, 23662) On-going Larry Coleman Cynthia Otte Frank Ranson Jerry Richard Steve Barnes Maynard Sandford Thanksgiving Bob and I are doing much better. Prayers do work. Thank you, Elizabeth Buchan Friends of Hampton Baptist: Thank you so much for your prayers, thoughts, and for the lovely bouquet that graces our coffee table and warms my spirits during my recovery from back surgery. Audrey Phelps Family & Friends Lucille Phelps (sister of Becky Glass) A funeral service for Lucille Phelps will be held at 4:00 PM Saturday, March 9, 2019 at First Baptist Church of Morehead City with Dr. Nate Leonard, Dr. Fred McGehee, and Rev. Deborah Debby Murrell officiating. The internment will take place at 2:00 PM Sunday, March 10, 2019 at Jackson Cemetery in Jackson, North Carolina with Rev. Charlie Miller officiating. The family will receive friends following the service on Saturday at First Baptist Church of Morehead City. (Add.: The Glass Family, 105 Nanticoke Turn, Yorktown, 23693) Wilma Winstead (mother of Kathy Kruschwitz) Although the surgery went well to repair her broken femur from a fall, Mom has had a difficult time. She has been transferred to Consulate Healthcare of Williamsburg and will receive Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy daily. She will have a long recovery. Our family appreciates the thoughts and prayers. Cards are always appreciated. The address is: Wilma Winstead, Room 315, Consulate of Williamsburg, 1811 Jamestown Road, Williamsburg, VA Thanks so much, Kathy Kruschwitz Steven Fiscus (father of Jen Fiscus) is home and his doctors are working out how to manage his AFib. Jen's sister Shella is struggling to find her feet after the loss of her small business. *Remember to update your family & friends, when you add them to the Family Care Matters.

7 Spring Shopping Bazaar at HBC Shop with some of your favorite vendors all in one place!! AND benefit Hampton Baptist Church!! Spring Shopping Bazaar at Hampton Baptist Church 40 Kings Way, Hampton, VA March 30, 2019 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm IN THE CHURCH FELLOWSHIP HALL (USE THE WINE STREET ENTRANCE LOCATED AT THE BACK OF THE CHURCH) Just in time for Easter, Mother s Day, Graduations, etc.!! Some of your favorite vendors will be there: LuLaRoe Scentsy Noonday Collection Origami Owl Norwex Lipsense and more! Come! Shop! Win! Each Vendor is donating a prize for a raffle. Raffle tickets will be on sale at the door. Bring a friend and you each get one free raffle ticket. Contact Person is Dee Dee Horne ( or twlrmom@hotmail.com)

8 A Called Town Hall Meeting/Business Meeting On Wednesday, March 13th, at 7:00pm the financial planning committee will conduct a business meeting to seek approval of the 2020 financial program per the requirement of the constitution. They will present the plan to arrive at a 2020 budget and then offer an update on our church finances to include updates on our debt retirement activities. Pat Garvey - chair, financial planning committee (* Below is the proposed 2020 Financial Program document that will be voted on March 13 th.)