New Castle Presbyterian News January 2014

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New Castle Presbyterian News January 2014 Spirit of Christmas 2013 Faith and Endurance The 13th annual Spirit of Christmas was almost snowed out! Despite the weathercasters' predictions to stay home, many brave and happy people filled our streets, our homes, and our fellowship hall and Meeting House to enjoy the season, to listen to beautiful music, and to support the homeless. Many thanks go to our hard-working chairs of the event: Carol Mayhew, Pat Taylor, and Nanette Nichol. Many thanks also to the chairs of the individual activities: crafts (Ellie Gerhart & Barbara Whisman), books (Susan Flook & Miranda Matthews), soup & bread (Janet Reed, Ray Snyder, & Susan Townsend), Look What $20 Will Buy (Joan Appleby & Sandy Walker), refreshments (Brenda Walters & Karen Dobson), publicity (Kelly Koczak McCurdy and Charlotte Mitchell-McDowell), signs (Lyn Briggs, Gene Mayhew, Corky Viola), volunteers (Julie Barry & Amy Selheimer), programs (Lyn Briggs), receptionist (Mary Cebenka), Shirley and Dan Knox, and more. Many thanks to our talented musicians. Many thanks to those who opened up their homes. Many thanks to you who contributed items for sale, baked bread, made soup, baked cookies, and served as clerks and hosts. You have spread the good news of Christ s accepting love and contributed to the sum of over $8,000 that was sent to Friendship House ministries for older men and for women and children who are now given a home. We are also grateful for the tireless efforts of New Castle City employees and officials and to the leadership and members of the New Castle Visitor s Bureau, especially Gene Dempsey. This is a job well done! God transformed the day through us into a blessing for all.

Ralph Johnson Memorial Sock Drive In the CE building sits a box and our calling is to fill it with socks. Warm sox for down on the docks, Brand new socks, Not already worn by a fox. We need grey socks and green socks, Blue socks and brown socks. More important we need more socks, and more socks and even more socks. - Ray Snyder Thank you so much for the generous donation of socks for the Ralph Johnson Memorial Sock Drive. During the month of December, three large garbage bags loaded with warm socks were delivered to Bill Perkins at the Friendship House Breakfast Program. These socks will be distributed to the homeless at various locations throughout the city of Wilmington including churches that house Code Purple evenings, the men's and women's centers of Friendship House, and the Sunday Breakfast Program at the church of St. Andrew and St. Matthew. Ralph Johnson was pastor of New Castle Presbyterian Church for 26 years and was dearly loved by his congregation. Upon his death, we decided to honor his memory and dedication to mission through a cookie donation to the participants of the Friendship House Breakfast Program. This year, it was decided that donating socks met a greater need. Your gift of socks will be a blessing of warmth to those who receive them. Thank you and God bless you. Janet Spring Member of Mission and Outreach Committee P.S. A big thank you to all the cookie bakers for Spirit of Christmas as well. There were so many cookies leftover I was able to take three large trays of cookies to the Friendship House Breakfast Program on December 22nd. Friendship House Breakfast Program--Sunday, January 11, 2014 We will be serving breakfast at the Friendship House Breakfast Program at the church of St. Andrew and St. Michael at 8th and Shipley Street on Sunday morning January 11th at 7:00 a.m. We will help prepare the breakfast quiches on Saturday, January 10th at 3:00 p.m. We will also need donations of food or cash (if you can't get out to shop). We will need 5 pounds of ham, 20 dozen eggs, 5 pounds of shredded cheese and 2 gallons of milk. Please deliver these items to the CE building refrigerator by Friday morning, January 9th. Sign up sheets for volunteering or donating food will be on the bulletin board in the CE building.

White Gifts Every season continues to bring people and their families hunger. Our White Gifts continue to help to put food on the tables of the needy. All of our food contributions are received by the St. Peter s food closet in New Castle. There are boxes in the Meeting House and Christian Education Building which are waiting to receive your contributions. Please purchase protein items like: Peanut butter Tuna fish Beef stew Canned meats of all kinds Envelopes for monetary donations for utility assistance are also available in the pews. Contact Jenna Duncan (290-5884) for further information. Don't Just Clean Your Cupboards! Top 10 Items Food Pantries Want If you're donating to a food pantry, heed the advice from donors, formerly homeless people and volunteers of what is often forgotten. Reddit.com recently posted the following list: Spices Baby formula Feminine Products Complete meals (soup, ravioli, chili, etc.) Treats (canned fruit other than pineapple, cookies, baking ingredients, etc.) Healthy versions of staple items (low sodium, whole wheat, etc.) Little luxuries like candy Meat products Socks Toiletries

Graduation Congratulations to Beth Hentkowski, who graduated December 14 from Bloomsburg University, with a BS in Business Administration. She majored in Marketing and is now interviewing for positions. Beth is the daughter of Judy and Bill Hentkowski. We re so proud of you, Beth! January Birthdays and Anniversaries Lynn MacEwen, 1/1 Mark Stallard, 1/2 Rachel Briggs, 1/2 Kris Stone, 1/6 Linda Twyford, 1/10 Sonya Lattanzio, 1/10 Matthew Kim, 1/11 Bill Quillen, 1/15 Daniel Dunson, 1/16 Arlene Bromwell, 1/17 Jim Whisman, 1/17 Herb Pratt, 1/19 Louise Thornton, 1/22 Mildred McGraw, 1/25 Charles Potter, 1/27 Julia Spock, 1/27 Jim & Barbara Whisman, 1/25 Bob & Janet Swick, 1/26

Meals on Wheels HELP! We need Meals on Wheels delivery people for 2014. Call Susan Flook at 328-7346 if you are interested. Substitutes needed, too. No weekend deliveries. Thanks. Consider this as your call in Christ! Our next delivery will be January 20-24. If anyone is interested in delivering meals to shut-in Seniors in the New Castle area, please contact the office at 302-328-3279. Monday 20 Tuesday 21 Wednesday 22 Thursday 23 Friday 24 Shirley Knox Lois Barth Joan Smith Carol & Gene Mayhew Cynthia Robbins Nanette Nichol Susan & Jim Flook Monthly Report Look here each month for a statistical report on the life of the congregation: Membership: November... 182 Loss to Inactive Roll... -1 December... 181 Income thru 12/01/13: 2013 Budget:... $234,008.00 2013 Actual:... $216,176.00 Expenses thru 12/01/13: 2013 Budget:... $234,759.00 2013 Actual:... $230,361.0

New Castle Presbyterian Church 25 E. 2 nd Street New Castle, DE 19720 Phone: (302) 328-3279 Fax: (302) 328-5670 E-Mail: office@newcastlepreschurch.org Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Address Change Requested Contact the New Castle Presbyterian Church office: office@newcastlepreschurch.org Contact: The Rev. Nancy Rowland at: pastor@newcastlepreschurch.org Next Newsletter Deadline is January 24, 2014