Volume 50 Issue 46 November 14, 2018 Waverly Road Presbyterian Church www.waverlyroadpc.org wrpc@waverlyroadpc.org 423.247.5121 Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am 4:00 pm, Friday, 8:30 am 3:00 pm Sunday November 18, 2018 From the desk of Pastor Collin... Sunday School 9:45am Worship 11:00 am Greetings to you in the name of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Usher in Charge Stephen Bus Greeters Bob Kerns Tom King Acolyte Christopher Ketchie Scriptures for November 18, 2018 Sunday Mark 13:1-8 Food Pantry Schedule November 16 Baggers: K. Marsh, Preston Hills Distributors: S. Lodal, G. Bus, M. Lawson, R. Lawson, B. Necessary May God continue to bless, Rev. Collin November 23 Baggers: W. Kerns, B. Kerns Distributors: S. Bus, S. Pitts, B. Hubbard, B. Fritz November 30 Baggers: K. Boyd, R. Lawson Distributors: D. Germroth, S. Rotenberry, B. Rotenberry, G. Blythe December 7 Baggers: B. Elderbrock, L. Carson, D. Carson Distributors: S. Foster, D. Eldredge, C. Pitts, S. Porter, G. Blythe People in our Prayers Karl & Laura Hake Ellee Rose Large (@ St. Jude) Rev. David Hale Eileen Williams John Bearden Mary Margaret Bowles Cassi Yost Betty Joiner (Julie s Mom) Mike Walters (our Mailman) Robin McMillan Mike O Neal Roy Cloud Sharon Petke Carrie Conkin Mike Lewis Helen Austin Missionaries in our Prayers PCUSA Missionaries Bill & Ann Moore in Japan Jimmy Shafe: Mission: Hope ROW Congo Osman Hope in Honduras Mahendra Bhattarai & family and the school in Nepal Fred Foy & Cecily Strang in Kenya Karah Germroth and Moyo wa Afrika in Tanzania Those who have recently lost loved ones We will leave names on the Prayer Request List for three weeks unless you notify the Church Office to remain on the list for an extended amount of time.
This Week at WRPC Sunday 11/18 9:00am Choir Practice 9:45am Sunday School 11:00am Worship Service 5:30pm Earnest Ringers 7:00pm Session, MR Monday 11/9 7:30pm Chancel Choir Practice Tuesday 11/20 11:00am Shepherds, MR 6:00pm Has Beens, FH 6:00pm Stephen Ministry, MR Thursday 11/22 8:00am Thanksgiving Holiday, Offices CLOSED Friday 11/23 8:00am Floating Holiday, Offices CLOSED 10:00am Food Pantry, FH Saturday 11/24 10:00am IHN Set-up, FH Interfaith Hospitality News Next Hosting-Week of November 25 th -Volunteers Needed WRPC will be hosting Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN) families during the week beginning November 25th. This year we are again hosting the week after Thanksgiving, and what better way to show how thankful you are for what you have than volunteering to serve families that are no doubt less fortunate. Hosting IHN provides us a very real opportunity to have a direct impact on some very special families. There are currently 2 families in the program 3 adults and 4 children. The children range in age from 4 months thru 2 years. If you are interested in volunteering as a meal preparer, host or for setting up, there are signup sheets located on the bulletin board outside Amy s office or call Carlista Barttels (253-227-0993) for evening and overnight host volunteers and Judi Easley (288-2649) for room setup/takedown volunteers. Thanks for your help. Mark your calendar! The next Parents Night Out is Saturday, November 17, 4-8 pm. Contact Rachel Lawson at rachelzbeth@gmail.com or (423) 963-4310. Mark your calendar and SAVE THE DATE for the Men s Prayer Breakfast Saturday, December 8, 8:00 am at First Presbyterian Church Join us for a morning of Breakfast, Prayer and Fellowship! WRPC Christmas Poinsettias It s time to order! You can participate in the tradition of beautifying our Sanctuary during the Advent season by ordering a Poinsettia. If you would like to contribute a Poinsettia in memory of or in honor of someone, or to celebrate a special occasion, please write the name of the person(s) to be honored or memorialized and any other appropriate information in the space below and return it to the church office, along with your check no later than Wednesday, December 5. The cost of each Poinsettia ordered is $10.00. Checks should be made payable to Waverly Road Presbyterian Church and marked for poinsettias. Please indicate below whether you will be picking your Poinsettia up after Christmas Eve Service on Monday, December 24. Order forms will be placed in the Sunday bulletins for the next few weeks or you can sign-up on the WRPC web site at https://waverlyroadpc.org/forms/.
Views from the by Susan Lodal Week of November 18 24, 2018 Items of the Week Canned Fruit COMING SOON: 2018 Special Edition Food Pantry Christmas Cards! Be watching for more details. Last year, 118 Food Pantry Christmas Cards were requested and sent to family and friends near and far. Along with end-of-year contributions, this provided an income for our food pantry of $8,767, representing 17.3% of the 2017 Food Pantry budget. More than $111,000 has been donated over the history of our Christmas Card Project and year-end giving since its inception in 1993. Many of our neighbors in this community are in need of food assistance and your donation will help provide for them in the coming months. The house for Darien, Danielle and their children is now complete. The dedication will be scheduled soon, so stay tuned for details! They are so excited to move into their new home. Thanks to everyone who helped make their dream a reality! Holston 2018 Faith Build Update From the Desk of the Parish Nurse, Joyce Caldwell Fueling Up With Though the term "functional foods" currently has no legal definition, it's more than just a clever marketing catchphrase. Functional Foods Healthywomen.org According to health organizations like the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, these are foods that go beyond providing calories and basic nutrition to actually improving your health. They can be whole foods in their natural state or enhanced ones. But to be considered functional there must be research that attests to their benefits when eaten regularly as part of a good diet. The academy points to three main categories of functional foods. First are everyday foods, such as vegetables, fruits, grains, dairy, fish and meat with compounds that provide a higher level of nutrition -- think of the probiotics in yogurt and the antioxidants in berries. Next are foods enriched or fortified with food compounds like omega-3 fatty acids. And finally are synthesized food ingredients, like prebiotics. With many functional foods as close as the nearest supermarket, it's easy to add more of them to your diet. For instance, choose fatty fish (think albacore tuna, salmon, herring as a few examples) for dinner -- it's a functional food because of its natural omega-3s. The monounsaturated fat in olive oil may reduce the risk of heart disease, so it makes the list, too. The value of many functional foods lies in their micronutrients, like the polyphenols that give fruits and veggies their rich colors. Research into many of these substances is still in the early stages, but scientists have already identified more than 8,000 "phyto" or plant-based chemicals. Most fruits and vegetables have numerous ones, but research has yet to unravel what specific combinations make them so good for you. So, until researchers learn more, eat fruits and vegetables in every color of the rainbow to get the widest array of nutrients. Copyright 2018 HealthDay. All rights reserved.
Several timely subjects have been discussed this Fall at WOW on Wednesday Evenings. I would like to point out that our church library has many of the most current and well written books on these subjects. These books have been left on top of the book case across from the catalog computer desk, and also on the new title shelf above the catalog computer desk. HOMELESS The Ron Hall and Denver Moore Trilogy: What Difference Do it Make? Same Kind of Different as Me (you may have seen the movie) Workin Our Way Back Home Nomadland: Surviving America in the 21st Century ( Explore the "houseless" baby boomers that are living in RV's and campers by the thousands, moving around the country as itinerant workers.) The Hundred Story Home The story of the Charlotte, NC creation of "homes for the homeless." You will recognize one of the people who made up the team that saw this through. ADDICTION Chasing the Scream (January 2015 marked the 100 years of the "war on drugs" in the U.S. The history of the U.S. and Europe's attempts to stop the flood of lives destroyed by addiction.) The Recovery Minded Church: Loving and Ministry to People with Addiction. Dreamland: The true tale of Opiate Epidemic ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES News from the Church Library America's The Deepest Well Healing the Long Term Effects of Childhood Adversity (Written by Dr. Nadine Harris Burke, a pediatrician who was among the first to put the CDC Kaiser-Permanente ACE's research into practice.) "What Will Happen to Me" Approximately 3 million children go to bed with a parent in prison or jail. Please do not hesitate to use the automated card catalogue! If you would like a five minute "one on one lesson", just let Wanda know. Smoked Gouda and Bacon Dip Ingredients 1 can (11 oz) Pillsbury refrigerated French bread 8 oz smoked Gouda cheese, shredded (about 2 cups) 1 package (8 oz) cream cheese, softened 1/2 cup mayonnaise 1/2 cup sour cream 1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper (cayenne) 1 cup chopped cooked bacon 1/4 cup sliced green onions Steps 1. Heat oven to 350 F. Bake French loaf as directed on can; cool before slicing. 2. Meanwhile, spray 9-inch pie plate with cooking spray. In medium bowl, mix Gouda cheese, cream cheese, mayonnaise, sour cream and crushed red pepper; mix on low speed with electric mixer until well mixed. Reserve 2 tablespoons bacon for topping; set aside. Stir in remaining bacon and 3 tablespoons of the green onion. 3. Transfer mixture to pie plate. Bake 20 to 25 minutes or until dip is heated through. Top with remaining bacon and green onions. Serve hot dip with sliced French bread.
WRPC Fall Church Retreat 2018 Holston Presbytery Camp, Banner Elk,, NC
Waverly Road Presbyterian Church 1415 Waverly Road Kingsport, TN 37664-2520 The Newsheet (permit 445-550) is published weekly by Waverly Road Presbyterian Church, 1415 Waverly Rd., Kingsport TN 37664-2520. Periodicals postage paid at Kingsport TN. Postmaster: send address changes to The Newsheet, 1415 Waverly Rd., Kingsport TN 37664-2520. Waverly Road Presbyterian Church, Kingsport, TN, has an opening for Director of Student (K12) Discipleship Ministries. This 20 hour per week position reports to the pastor, who is head of staff. Duties include planning, organizing, and overseeing implementation of events for all school age children, including direct leadership. The director will encourage and enable the growth of children s ministries through support and spiritual direction. Coordination of activities requires attendance at Sunday School and Morning Worship services. Professional qualifications include a college degree and experience with school age children s activities. Resumes will be received at wrpc@waverlyroadpc.org through November 30. Funeral Wishes Forms are Available Does your family know of your last wishes? If not, you may wish to address the final decision of your time here on Earth. Please note that our Funeral Wishes Form is not a legal document, but a record to convey your final wishes. One copy should be given to family or a friend and one copy to the church. You can pick one up in the Workroom or in the Meeting Room. Peace of mind is a wonderful thing.