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January 25, 2012 SECOND Press

A Publication of Second Presbyterian Church In Little Rock, Arkansas

Kirkin’O’TheTartans
Service for the Lord’S day, january 29, 2012

“KIRK” IS A SCOTTISH WORD MEANING After Bonnie Prince Charlie’s Scottish forces
“CHURCH”, and in Scotland it usually means the were defeated in 1745, the wearing of the tartan
Church of Scotland—the Presbyterian Church. and the playing of the bagpipe were forbidden in
Today we celebrate the Kirkin’ o’ the Tartans, a Scotland for many years. It is said that during
service which seems so Scottish that many assume it those years some clansmen wore pieces of tartan
was an ancient ritual brought to this country from material concealed on their persons to the Kirk.
Scotland. Apparently, this is not so. The first Kirkin’ At some point in the service, they would touch
in the United States was held by Scottish-born the hidden tartans, and the minister would give a
Chaplain of the U.S. Senate, Dr. Peter Marshall, who blessing. Like many good legends, if this is not
was minister of the New York Avenue Presbyterian true, it should be. During the Kirkin’, which uses
Church in Washington, D.C. The date was April 27, some of the Scottish Church liturgy, a display of
1941. For those of us who would prefer to think that clan tartans is presented for blessing. Swatches of
the American Kirkin’ does have roots in Scottish tartans are offered by all gathered for worship to
history, there is some rather sketchy evidence. rededicate our lives to God’s service and give
thanks for loved ones.

Presented by
Second Presbyterian Church and Lyon College

With Special Guests
Mr. James M. Bell and Mr. Kenton Adler

Happy 3nd Birthday
to the

The Birthday Fund

More than $33,000 has been contributed to our Birthday Fund
since we began and more than 250 people made gifts to our
Birthday Fund last year!

Thanks to all for the Birthday Fund gifts!!

Birthday Fund gifts are contributions to our endowment fund which
supports all of the ministries of our church.

JOIN THE FUN
February Birthday Fund Celebration
Sunday, February 12, 2012 In The Narthex

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Tackle Hunger

on February 5

This year, SPY and the 2012 Confirmands’ Class are teaming up to tackle hunger on Sunday, February 5
as part of the Souper Bowl of Caring. Following each worship service, youth will be running a zone
defense outside the Sanctuary to collect money that will benefit two Little Rock organizations: Stewpot
and the UAMS Family Home. Help us score a compassion touchdown by coming to worship prepared to
support your team with a monetary donation!
Stewpot and has been operating for over 30 years at the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Little
Rock. It provides lunch to those in need and gives a folks a brief reprieve from the outside weather, be it
the harsh cold temps during winter or the blistering heat in the summer. Stewpot will prepare over 40,000
meals this year. Stewpot feeds approximately 150 people every day. Our donation will help them obtain
the food they need to accomplish this daunting task.
UAMS Family Home is a facility that provides affordable lodging in a homelike setting for cancer patients
and parents of premature infants being cared for at the UAMS Medical Center and provides a cancer
support center where education, fellowship and nurturing can take place in a supportive atmosphere. Our
donation will be used to purchase food for meals for the families being served by UAMS Family Home.

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Short-Term Adult Sunday School Class: January 8 - February 19

“Theological Explorations in the Forgotten Books of the Bible”
This class is led by Bobby Williamson, our Parish Associate and Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Hendrix
College. The class will include discussions of Lamentations, Song of Songs (Solomon), Job, Ecclesiastes, Ruth, and
other less familiar books of the Bible. The class meets Sunday mornings, 9:50 - 10:50 in Room 65 - 66.

Welcome Our Newest SAVE THE DATES!!!
Members!
February 29, March 7, and March 14
Robin De Rossitte, joined by 5:30 PM Dinner
reaffirmation of faith. Her children
are Rowan Weatherly, a student at 6:30-7:15 PM Classes/Activities
Central High, Beatrice, 1st grade at
MLK Elementary, Finnian, 4, at the 2012 Basketball
Butterfly Academy, and Olivia, in Schedule
Second Pres Preschool. Robin
joined the staff of the church in Come out and
August 2011 as an Administrative support
Associate.
the teams!
Peter Bogaards, joined by transfer
from First Presbyterian Church, Wednesday, January 25 @ 7:00PM
Little Rock & Anna-Kate Mayhew, 11th & 12th Grade Boys vs. Holy Souls
joined by reaffirmation of faith.
They were married earlier this Saturday, January 28 @ 10:00AM
month. 9th & 10th Grade Team vs. Trinity United Methodist

Terri & Bracy Cross, Terri comes Saturday, January 28 @ 9:00PM
by transfer from First United 11th & 12th Grade Boys vs. First United Methodist
Methodist Church, Arkadelphia
where she was Interim Children’s Monday, January 30 @ 6:00PM
Director and participated in 7th & 8th Grade Team vs. St. James United Methodist
mission trips and choir. Bracy
joined by reaffirmation of faith. Tuesday, January 31 @ 9:00PM
Their infant daughter, Lila Lynn, 9th & 10th Grade Team vs. Christ the King
was baptized on the day they
joined the church. Terri is a Saturday, February 4 @ 9:00AM
teacher at Williams Elementary 7th & 8th Grade Team vs. St. James United Methodist
and Bracy is a mechanical
engineer with TME Inc. They Saturday, Feburay 4 @ 5:00PM
enjoy outdoor activities and 11th & 12th Grade Boys vs. Asbury United Methodist
water sports.
Jill & Bradley Wright (no image available), joined by transfer from Monday, February 6 @ 7:00PM
First Presbyterian Church, Arkadelphia. Jill is a teacher at Williams 7th & 8th Grade Team vs. Asbury United Methodist
Elementary and plays tennis. Bradley is the President/Owner of
Leafguard of Arkansas and is a hunting and sports enthusiast. Their Wednesday, February 8 @ 7:00PM
children are Beckett, 3, and Lucy, 1. 11th & 12th Grade Boys vs. Christ the King
All games take place in the Pulaski Heights United
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Methodist Gymnasium

Shrove Tuesday
Pancake Supper

All church members are invited to attend our annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper in the Great Hall on Tuesday
evening, February 21. This is a come and go meal from 5:30 until 7:00 p.m. with a Mardi Gras theme. The Fellowship
Ministry will be flipping pancakes for a pancake bar - all the pancakes will be plain, and you will be able to decorate
yours with all sorts of delicious toppings. Coffee, juice, and bacon will also be provided. Cost: $4/person with a
$15/maximum per family. Here is a little history about Shrovetide, Shrove Tuesday and pancakes.
The last three days before the beginning of Lent is known as Shrovetide. The old names for these days were:
• Quinquagesima Sunday - Shrove Sunday. The fiftieth day before Easter
• Collop Monday - Shrove Monday. Named after the traditional dish of the day: collops of bacon served with eggs. In

addition to providing little meat, the collops were also the source of the fat for the following day's pancakes.
• Pancake Day - Shrove Tuesday. The day on which all fats and cream had to be used up.
Shrovetide was celebrated with games, sports, dancing and other revelries. There were feasts to use up the food that
could not be eaten during the Lenten fast. Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day) is the last day before the period which
Christians call Lent. This day is one of the moveable feasts in the church calendar and is directly related to the date on
which Easter falls. Shrove Tuesday always falls 47 days before Easter Sunday, so the date varies from year to year
and falls between February 3 and March 9. Where does the word Shrove come from? The name Shrove comes from
the old word "shrive" which means to confess. On Shrove Tuesday, in the Middle Ages, people used to confess their
sins so that they were forgiven before the season of Lent began. Shrove Tuesday is a day of celebration as well as
penitence, because it's the last day before Lent. Lent historically is a time of abstinence, of giving things up. So Shrove
Tuesday is the last chance to indulge, and to use up the foods that aren't allowed in Lent. Pancakes are eaten on this
day because they contain fat, butter and eggs which were forbidden during Lent.

Our “Itty-Bitties” Need Your Help….

We began a new Sunday School Class for Toddlers and Twos this year to nurture the faith of our little ones through
stories, songs, finger plays, and lots of hugs. The class is led by volunteer teachers and one of our paid child care
workers. One of our teachers needs to take a break for health reasons and we need someone to teach (with Paula
Mallory and the child care worker) for a couple of months. If you love little ones and would like to help provide
experiences for our little ones to learn about our church and God’s love, please contact Jeannie Ford
([email protected], 227-0000) or Marie Holder ([email protected]).

Upcoming Young Adult Ministry Activities

Let’s Stock the Freezer has been Postponed!
(Due to changes in the children’s choir schedule we are postponing our casserole
cooking/assembling event. Stay tuned for details about when it will be rescheduled.)
We want to stock the freezer with casseroles that we can take to other young adults
in times of need (new baby, death in the family, surgery, illness, etc). You can make
one to leave here and freeze and one to take and enjoy at home. So that we can
have enough ingredients and pans on hand please let us know if you can join us.
Contact Camille for more information.

Young Adult Bowling Night - Friday, February 24 at 6:00 PM – Save the date! Young
Adults, friends, and family are invited to a fun night of bowling at Millennium Bowl in
Maumelle. Please let us know if you plan to join us by calling the church office or emailing
Camille at [email protected] by Wednesday, February 22nd. For more
information about cost and location please visit www.millenniumbowl.net

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Young Adult Trivia Night
Friday, January 20th

•What was John the Baptist’s clothing made from?
•What Keats poem contains the observation “beauty is truth, truth beauty”?
•What Aerosmith song provided Run-DMC with its first crossover hit?
•What movie opened with the Yogi Berra quote: “In baseball, you don’t know nothing”?
These were just a few of the questions from the Young Adult team trivia game. Congratulations to the 1st place
team- “Invincible”: Adam Rule, Jonathan Durham, Audra Jones, Chris Varn & Mimi Gavigan. 2nd place went to the
“What Would Tebow Do?” team: Jonathan Powell, Mike Gavigan, Martha Durham & Chris McDaniel. Honorable
mention goes to the Red Team: Beth Rule, Heather Copeland, Christina Littlejohn, Alan Jones & Britton
Varn. Special thanks to Beth & Adam Rule for hosting us.
If you knew the answers to these questions, or just enjoy the fun and fellowship, make plans to join us for future
game nights!

Answers: 1) Camel Hair and Leather 2) Ode on a Grecian Urn 3) Walk This Way 4) Bull Durham

SPY Kids- Sunday, February 12
Play Time Pizza!!!

All 4th and 5th graders are invited to join us for fun and games at Play Time Pizza. We will meet
in the Northwest Entry at 12:15 pm (following 11:00 worship) to go together. We will return to
the church between 2:30-3:00 pm.
Mark your calendars and watch for more information!!!

Welcoming Children to the Lord’s Table

1st and 2nd graders (and their parents) explored the meaning of Baptism and Communion through art, games,
cooking, stories and more in a three hour workshop on Sunday, January 22. This workshop is part of
Milestone #6 - “Exploring the Sacraments,” part of our Family Milestones Ministry. The church family
celebration of this milestone will take place on February 5, when these children are officially “Welcomed to
the Table” during the 11:00 am worship service.

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A Good Time to Recycle!

When? Right now, after the holidays and before the weather breaks for Spring! Right here in
Little Rock we can get rid of everything from old tires to tvs, used oil to microwaves. See the
locations below, and check out this website, http://regionalrecycling.org/rock.php, for any
questions:

Green Station Tire Disposal
Accepted Materials:
Used oil, gasoline, and anti-freeze. Fluorescent lights 4' and 8' in You may turn in up to four passenger or light truck tires
length; compact fluorescent lights (CFLs). Only household (under 19”) per day for free. There is a $4 fee for each tire
quantities accepted. NO OTHER MATERIALS ACCEPTED. over four in a day or for larger truck tires.
Location and Hours: Davis Rubber Company
10001 Kanis Rd. in the back parking lot of the Little Rock Police 1600 E. 15th Street, Little Rock
Department Substation at the corner of 10001 Kanis and Jr. Monday through Friday 8 - 3:30
Deputy. 501- 374-2166
Thursday 7 - 5:30; 1st Saturday of the month 7 - Noon
Closed on Thanksgiving.

Electronic Recycling
Accepted Materials:
Household, residential quantities of: Computers, Copiers, DVD players, Paper shredders, Printers, Televisions, VCRs, Phones,
Stereos, Radios, Fax machines, and Microwave ovens. (Five items per visit.)
Locations and times same as Green Station.

SPY Productions is proud to announce that Rodgers and Hammerstein’s
“Oklahoma!” will be performed on March 9, 10 and 11 in the Great Hall.

BTehegrienanreinmganyJoapnpourtaurnyitie8s ,fo2r 0yo1u2to get involved with the Youth Musical (even if you are not a "youth"). To

pull off a successful show, 14 production teams work behind the scenes to coordinate a number of different
aspects of the musical including:

Hair & Makeup Chaperoning the Youth Musical Lock-In (February 24 - 25)
Costumes Providing Snacks for the Youth Musical Lock-In
Ticket Sales Throwing a Cast Party
Publicity & Ticket Sales Incentives Providing Food for Wednesday Night Rehearsals
Thank You's, Acknowledgments & Senior Gifts Providing Food for Tech Week Rehearsals (March 4 - 8)
Set Building Concessions Stand
Set Strike House Managers & Ushers

To get involved with one of the Youth Musical production teams, please contact the Producer, Doug Walters,
[email protected] or the Assistant Producer Tammy May, [email protected]. More specific information
about the Youth Musical will follow in Musical eLoopiscal, a weekly email detailing all the upcoming ins and outs and dates and
times, of the youth Musical. If you would like to be added to this mailing list, contact Doug Walters.
Information can also be found online at www.secondpreslr.org and www.facebook.com/groups/YouthMusical.

Communion to be Delivered to Card Making Party, Tuesday, February 7th
Friends at Home February 5th 2:00 – 5:00 pm Bible Village Art Rom
….by ministers and officers for
those who have not been able to Our Pastoral Care Ministry sends out hundreds of cards each month. Member
make it to church in awhile, or to and craft specialist, Ellen Barner, will lead a card making party to help supply
cards for the ministry. Join the group any time between 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. All are
those in the hospital. If you welcome, learners as well as those who have made cards before.
would like to receive
Spend an hour or all three hours helping us to create homemade creations
communion, please contact that will share our care and love with our members who are ill or in treatment or
Karen Akin, 227-0000 or recovering. Please let us know if you are coming so we will have enough
materials on hand. Sign up online at www.secondpreslr.org, email
[email protected]. [email protected], or call the church office. Childcare is available by
reservation with childcare coordinator, [email protected]

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Attention cooks! Please help Presbyterian Women collect homemade cookies for the
American Red Cross cookie drive. Bring your cookies in plastic bags to the church Narthex on
Sunday morning, February 12.

STEPHEN MINISTRY TRAINING UPDATE Please welcome these
ladies, express your
Focus on Trainees support and continue

Syd Adams is a native of Little Rock and has been a member of Second Presbyterian to pray for the
since 1987. She has previously served the church as a deacon. Syd is married to Stephen Minister
Greg Adams and they have two children, Lora (19) and Noah (14). Syd has a Trainees and the
bachelor’s degree in social work from Baylor University and a Master’s Degree in Stephen Leaders.
Early Childhood Special Education from UALR. She works at Easter Seals Arkansas
as a special education consultant. Second Presbyterian Church has been a
unimaginable blessing in her life and she looks forward to the opportunity to serve the
church and its members as a Stephen Minister on the Stephen Ministry of the
Pastoral Care Committee.

Laura Cook worked for Alltel and Verizon Wireless for 18 years. In July she retired
when her position was phased out after the Verizon Acquisition. She now is serving
on the Vera Lloyd Board of Directors and joined the Foundation Board of Presbyterian
Village where her parents live. She enjoys college football, and is a big Razorback
fan. As a member of Second Presbyterian she has been a Venture Youth Advisor
(this is what the youth program was called long ago!), and a Sunday School teacher.
Laura has served as a Deacon on the following committees: Fellowship, Nominating,
Personnel, 2 Search Committees, Co-chaired a Stewardship Campaign and is
currently serving on Planned Giving.

SAVE THE DATES! Contribution Statements
Shortly you should receive your 2011 contribution statement. Please review upon arrival.
Vacation Bible School, Two very important pieces of information are provided. First is the amount of your
June 18-21, 2012 contributions during 2011 and second your 2012 pledge is shown. Contact me if either of
these is incorrect. Using email, [email protected], will allow me to research
Montreat Worship and Music, without consuming your time. You can always call if that is your preference. Your generous
June 22-30, 2012 giving helped in making this a wonderfully successful year.

Music Art Drama (MAD) Camp, - Charlie Bausch
July 16-22, 2012
Orff Camp, It’s That Time Once Again…
Ferncliff Annual Dinner
July 30-Aug. 3, 2012 Celebrating Ferncliff’s
75th Anniversary
Sunday Morning Volunteers Needed
Keynote: Senator David Pryor
Our church office is staffed by volunteers on Ferncliff camper and counselor
Sunday mornings in three different shifts.
We have two vacancies to fill: Friday, February 3rd
Ferncliff’s Dining Hall
1) the third Sunday of each month, 8:00-9:30 Business Casual
and 5:30 reception, 6:00 dinner and program
$15 – payment in advance appreciated
2) the fourth Sunday of the month, 9:30-10:45. Call 501-821-3063 or email [email protected] to make your
reservation
If you can help your church in this way, please
contact Robin De Rossitte, 227-0000 or
[email protected]

Ourtown Institute for Inclusive Leadership 2012

Many of you are familiar with Just Communities of Arkansas (JCA) and their youth programs, Ourtown
and Unitown. You may not know that they have training sessions for adults, including the upcoming Institute for Inclusive Leadership. It is
designed for existing or emerging leaders in business, non-profit, government, law enforcement, faith, health care, new media or education.
Ourtown trains leaders who recognize our growing diversity as an opportunity and want to be effective in leveraging our diversity to reap the
benefits of an inclusive community where all voices are heard and all people are respected. Ourtown is interactive and allows individuals to
build the skills necessary to promote effective communication; positive participants increase their ability to talk, listen and understand more
effectively and to act across intergroup barriers. The Institute is scheduled for Wed. Feb. 8 - Friday Feb. 10, 2012 at the Red Apple Inn,
8 Heber Springs, Arkansas. For more information contact Ruth Shepherd at 501-372-5129 or [email protected].

Children’s Choir Schedule USHER/GREETER VOLUNTEERS
ALWAYS APPRECIATED
2/5 Covenant Bells and Choir resumes, 3:00-4:30
2/12 Covenant Bells and Choir, 3:00-4:30 Those who serve as ushers and greeters for our
2/19 Covenant Bells and Choir, 3:00-4:30 worship service are providing a ministry of
2/26 Covenant Bells and Choir, 3:00-4:30 hospitality for members and visitors to our
3/4 Covenant Bells and Choir, 3:00-4:30 and church. Along with providing an important
Cherub Bells and start-up party, 3:00-4:30 leadership role for worship, those who serve as
3/11 Covenant Choir/Ringers, 11:00 service only, and no afternoon ushers and greeters are also afforded a wonderful
rehearsals for children’s choir and bells opportunity to meet and work alongside other
3/18 No afternoon rehearsals children’s choir and bells members of the congregation. You may contact
3/25 Covenant and Cherub Bells and Choir, 3:00-4:30 the following deacons who serve as usher captains
3/30-3/31 Children’s choir lock-in to volunteer as ushers or greeters:
4/1 Covenant and Cherub Bells and Choir, 3:00-4:30
4/8 No afternoon rehearsals children’s choir and bells February Nine O’clock worship usher captain:
4/22 (TENTATIVE) Cherub and Covenant Ringers, 11:00 service only, Dora Jane Flesher, [email protected]
COMBINED Choirs afternoon rehearsals, 3:00-4:30 February 8:30 AM worship usher captain:
4/29 COMBINED Choirs afternoon rehearsals, 3:00-4:30 Ryan Holder, [email protected]
5/6 COMBINED Choirs afternoon rehearsals, 3:00-4:30 February 11:00 AM worship usher captain:
5/12 Dress Rehearsal for Children’s Choirs musical, 9-11AM Peggy Marshall, [email protected]
5/13 Musical on Mother’s Day
Our deacons will be happy to hear from you.

A WEATHER REMINDER…Weekday church events are cancelled and the church
office is closed if Little Rock Public Schools are cancelled or dismissed, due to
weather.

In Harm’s Way January/February, 2012

Zach Bogart, Marti Rouby’s nephew, serving in South Korea Stewpot
Steven Prather, Jason Prather’s brother, deployed to Afghanistan with Cook team 9:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
the Marines.
Jay Johnson, Audra Jones’ brother, deployed to Afghanistan (this is his Servers 11:30 a.m.-1:15 p.m.
4th deployment) Friday, 1/27, 2/3, 2/10, 2/17, 2/24
Matthew Powell, grandson of Dorothy Powell, returned from
Afghanistan and now at Fort Bragg, NC Our House
Ameer Armoto, grandson of Mary Stelzl, back from Afghanistan, now at Cook Team, 3:00 p.m.
Ft. Hood. Fellowship Ministry delivers and serves 5:30-7:00
Jonathan Johnson, grandson of Helen Scott, nephew of Clarke & Cindy
Scott Huisman, Keesler AFB, MS Friday, 2/10
Matt Powell, son of Holly Powell – Camp Kenser in Okinawa
David Henry, son of Mary Helen & Joe Henry - Hawaii Rice Depot
Marlon Stelzl, grandson of Mary Stelzl –now serving in California Volunteers box and deliver food to senior citizens,
Oscar Pais – deployed to Iraq
Anthony Murtha, Kaye McLeod’s nephew – serving on USS Abraham 8:30-11:00 a.m.
Lincoln – now stateside Saturday, 2/25
Billy Hamilton, friend of Heather Copeland – returned from Iraq
Isaac Arnold, nephew of Sage & Joe Arnold – flying over Afghanistan For more information about Stewpot, contact
Austin Clevenger, son of Marsha Clevenger – Ft. Hood, TX Eileen Denne at [email protected].
For more information about Rice Depot, contact
Mike Tharp at [email protected].
For more information about Our House, contact
Linda Humphries at [email protected].

This group exists to serve the needs of those who have a loved one living with Alzheimer’s disease or any other type of
dementia. This is an open group and new members are always welcome. Care-giving is an incredibly significant gift you give
those you care for, and caregivers need care, too. Please consider joining this group of folks who will share your concerns and
joys in care giving. If you have any questions, please contact Karen Akin at 501-227-0000 or email [email protected].

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Pastor Sunday, February 5th
Rev. Steve Hancock
Associate Pastor 5th Sunday After Epiphany
Dr. Karen K. Akin
Associate Pastor Worship Schedule:
Rev. Camille LeBron Powell 8:30, 9:00 and 11:00 AM
Parish Associate
Dr. Robert Williamson Scripture Reading
Church Educator Matthew 11:28-30
Jeannie Ford
Interim Youth Director Sermon
Doug Walters Come to Me
Director of Music and Arts Steve Hancock
Dr. Bevan Keating
Associate Director of Music Hymns
Mary Ibis God, You Spin the Whirling Planets
Nine O’Clock Music Coordinator Dear Lord and Father of Mankind
Mandy Buzzard
Organist Bulletin Board
Adam Savacool
Business Administrator Hospitalized *Dismissed
Brian Perry *Patti Ledbetter, *Jean Ann Morris, *Emily Hall, *George Eagen, Perrin Jones
Director of Planned Giving Our Sympathy to
Malinda Kirchner The family & friends of Mary Ann Irving.
Facilities Manager Elizabeth & Stuart Irby on the death of Stuart’s father, Stuart M. Irby, Sr.
David Beach We Rejoice with
Administrative Associates Mary Helen & Joe Henry on the birth of their grandson, Benjamin Michael Honu Henry.
Sage Arnold Anna-Kate Mayhew and Peter Bogaards on their marriage.
Nancy Coleman The Stamp Out Hunger Project: Presbyterian Women have a postage stamp collecting project. The
Robin De Rossitte cancelled stamps are sold to a dealer who pays mainly by the pound. The money received is donated
Sharon Hughes to three deserving non-profits: Church World Service, Bread for the World, and Atlanta’s Open Door
Pam Luther Community. Tear or cut stamps from your envelopes, leaving at least 1/8 inch of paper on each side.
Child Care Coordinator Bring them to the box in the narthex.
Shea Pickens Campbell Soup Labels Needed. From Goodland Academy, Hugo, Oklahoma: Thank you for collecting
Sextons Campbell Soup labels. Our goal of 1,500,000 for a new 7-passenger minivan is steadily progressing.
Berta Serrano Please remove the whole label including the UPC code from your product. Labels are acceptable as
Guy Howze long as 51% of the UPC code is intact. Presbyterian Women appreciates your wonderful response to
this mission project. Our collection box is in the narthex.
Sundays: We would appreciate your help…..In keeping the church office informed when there is a sickness in
Worship Services your family, when someone is in the hospital, or a death has occurred. Please also keep us updated on
8:30 AM, 9:00 AM (Communion), the sickness or concern so that the information we have on our Care and Concern line is
11:00 AM accurate. Members and friends can call the Care and Concern Line, 227-6117, on weekdays to receive
Sunday School: 9:50 information about prayer concerns in our church family. We will honor all requests for confidentiality,
but in order for us to offer pastoral care, we need to be aware of your situation. We also want to know
Newsletter Articles may be emailed to about the joys, accomplishments and achievements of members of the church. Please call Nancy
[email protected] Coleman or Karen Akin in the church office with information, 227-0000, or email
Next deadline: [email protected] or [email protected]. Thanks for your help!
Thursday, February 2 Heritage Committee Seeks 2nd Pres Memorabilia. Do you have old certificates, bulletins, newsletter,
and Thursday, February 16 programs, or other documents from earlier days in the history of our church? The Heritage Committee
would like to copy such to help fill in some of the gaps in our church records. Please contact Fayrene
Johnson, 663-2733 or [email protected]

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Preschool registration for all enrolled
students will be February 1st, 2012 at
8:00am. Preschool registration for all
Second Presbyterian Church members
who are not enrolled will be February
15th, 2012 at 8:00am. Open preschool
registration will be March 1st, 2012 at
8:00am.