Welcome to Georgetown Presbyterian Order of Worship Georgetown Presbyterian Church April 1, 2012 Holy Week Begins 10:00 am Service

Palm Sunday celebrates Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Yet even as the people cheered “Hosanna” the stage was quickly being set for the events that would change the world forever. By week’s end, Jesus will be betrayed, arrested, convicted in an illegal trial and crucified at a place that has come to be known as “Calvary” - a Latin translation of the Biblical name “Golgotha.” Our service today remembers that week from the joy of the entry, to the agony of the crucifixion, to the hope of something more to come. The Choral Cantata this morning lifts up our Lenten theme “The Shadow of the Cross. At the end of the service, you are invited to leave the sanctuary in silence but not in despair - for indeed there is more to come - God will not leave us at the cross and the shadows will give way to the coming dawn.

Leader: The Peace of Christ be with you! People: And also with you!

Offerings of Praise! We come into God’s presence joyfully and humbly, preparing ourselves to receive God’s word. The Shadow of the Cross Prelude The Old Rugged Cross Bernard A service remembering the events of Holy Week from Palm Sunday to Good Friday *Call to Worship Based on Psalm 51:10-12, 17 Leader: Hosanna, the Messiah comes! People: Blessed is the One Who Comes in the Name of the Lord!

April 1, 2012 Leader: Create in me a clean heart, O God, and put a new and right spirit within me. The Coming Dawn People: Restore to me the joy of your salvation and sustain in me a willing spirit. A Lenten Journey taking us from the incarnation of Christmas; Leader: The sacrifice acceptable to God is a broken spirit; to the Cross of Good Friday; People: Indeed, a broken and contrite heart God will not despise. to the Resurrection Power of Easter Morning Introit & Procession and Waving of the Palms Ride On King Jesus! Hosannas sing the faithful ones (Congregation in Bold Print ~ Canter in Light Print) Who walk beside God’s Only Son. The coming Christ they cheer today, Refrain: Ride on King Jesus, ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! Will doubting hearts bid him to stay? Noooo, ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! Hosannas sing we join and cheer Ride on King Jesus, ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! We lift our voices loud and clear. Noooo, ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! The coming Christ we claim today, Verses: King Jesus rides to Jerusalem; Ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! Will seeking hearts bid him to stay? Hosanna to King David’s Son; Ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! Hosannas ring this Sunday morn, Refrain/Unison And to our Christ we are re-born. The coming One we bless today, If you want to find a way to God; Ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! Exalted in our hearts to stay! The Gospel highway must be trod; Ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! *Reading of Philippians 2:5-11 Refrain/Unison *Call to Confession and Prayer When I get to heaven gonna wear a robe; Ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! We will sing the Call to Prayer, Come Bring Your Burdens to God, five times. Gonna see King Jesus sittin’ on the throne; Ain’t no man gonna hinder thee. Refrain/Unison Gonna walk all over those streets of gold; Ain’t no man gonna hinder thee! Going to a land where I’ll nev’r grow old; Ain’t no man gonna hinder thee!

Refrain (Please stand if you are comfortable doing so as we sing the refrain three times.)

*Hymn of Praise Hosannas Sing the Joyful Crowd Words: Michael Williams, 2012 Music: Winchester New in Musikalisches Handbuch, 1690 Hosannas sing the joyful crowd The cloaks, the palms, the voices loud. The coming Christ they cheer today, Will longing hearts bid him to stay? Hosannas sing the children young, Their faith is pure not yet undone. The coming Christ they cheer today, Will adult hearts bid him to stay? Continued next page. *Prayers of Confession and Intercession Prayer of Illumination ~ a prayer for insight as we hear God’s word read, proclaimed and affirmed. God of Love; God of Hope; God of Sacrifice; Holy Week is upon us. Today we will remember our betrayals and your love. Gospel Lesson Mark 11:1-11 P e w B i b l e N.T. Pg. #44 Today we remember our sins and your suffering. Today we will remember Reader: The word of the Lord. People: Thanks be to God! our arrogance and your humility. And tomorrow, well tomorrow we will go Faith Sharing with Children back to our work and our schools and our play. Tomorrow it will be life as There will not be any children’s classes today; our nursery is available. usual - unless something happens and we need you. Then, of course, we will call you. Receiving God’s Tithes & Our Gifts / Signing the attendance pads / prayer requests Offertory Am I a Soldier of the Cross? Bock O Lord, we know we are a fickle people. Oh, we don’t reject you as did the ones who cried “crucify him.” No, we just ignore you, push you aside or Holy Week Cantata The Shadow of the Cross Chancel Choir remake you into the god we want you to be. Forgive us Lord. Forgive us for Arranged & Composed by Lloyd Larson waving palms today and going our own way tomorrow. Forgive us for Cantata Gospel Readings in the Order Presented singing “Hosannas” today and our tunes of self interest tomorrow. Forgive Matthew 26:17-19, Luke 22:14-20, Matthew 26:20-25, Matthew 26:33-34, us for silently standing in the crowd, afraid to speak when you are crucified Matthew 26:45-50, Matthew 26:55-56, Luke 22:54-62, Luke 22:66-23:24, again and again. Luke 23:26-27, Luke 23:33-34, Luke 23:39-46, Hebrews 12:2 Forgive us Lord and hear our prayers for the world this day; for those who ~~The Congregation is invited to sing the words in bold print.~~ are hurting; for those who are dying; for those who are lost; for those who are pushed aside and forgotten; for those we have injured; for those who I Come to the Cross / Near the Cross have injured us. Help us to bring your light into the world, that this week of I come to the cross seeking mercy and grace, remembering may be made visible in our living. Amen. I come to the cross where you died in my place. Out of my weakness and into your strength; *Assurance of Pardon Humbly I come to the cross. *Response Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God (Vs.1) Hymnal #378 Psalm 51 Your arms are open, you call me by name, You welcome this child that was lost. Create in me a clean heart, O God; Create in me a clean heart, O God; You paid the price for my guilt and my shame, Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a right spirit within me. Jesus, I come, Jesus, I come, Jesus, I come to the cross. Jesus keep me near the cross, there a precious fountain, Offerings of Worship & Response! Free to all, a healing stream, flows from Calvary’s mountain. Following confession and the acceptance of forgiveness, we are better able to hear God’s Word for us. In the cross, in the cross, be my glory ever, Till my raptured soul shall find rest beyond the river. Minute for Mission One Great Hour of Sharing Deacon Melissa Barron Near the cross! O Lamb of God, bring its scenes before me; O Love That Will Not Let Me Go Help me walk from day to day with its shadows o’er me. O Love, that will not let me go, I rest my weary soul in thee; In the cross, in the cross, be my glory ever, I give thee back the life I owe, Till my raptured soul shall find rest beyond the river. That in thine ocean depths its flow may richer, fuller be. Jesus, I come, O Light that followest all my way, I yield my flickering torch to thee; Jesus, I come, My heart restores its borrowed ray, Jesus, I come to the cross. That in thy sunshine’s blaze its day may brighter, fairer be.

We Remember You Lamb of God We remember you, we remember you; Your only Son, no sin to hide, By your sacrifice of love all glory now is due. But you have sent him from your side to walk upon this guilty sod, At this table here mercy hovers near. And to become the Lamb of God. Thanks is offered up; in this bread and cup we remember you. Your gift of love they crucified, Jesus, King of kings, name above all names, They laughed and scorned him as he died, the humble King they named a fraud, Precious holy Lamb of God, your praises we proclaim! And sacrificed the Lamb of God. Gladly we embrace both these signs of grace, O Lamb of God, sweet Lamb of God, Thanks is offered up; in this bread and cup we remember you. I love the holy Lamb of God. O wash me in his precious blood. We remember you, we remember you; My Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God By your sacrifice of love all glory now is due. At this table here mercy hovers near. I was so lost I should have died, Thanks is offered up; in this bread and cup we remember you. But you have brought me to your side to be led by your staff and rod, And to be called a lamb of God. O Jesus, I Have Promised / I Need Thee Every Hour You Are My All in All O Jesus, I have promised to serve you till the end; Be forever near me, my Master and my Friend. You are my strength when I am weak; you are the treasure that I seek; I shall not fear the battle if you are by my side, You are my all in all. Nor wander from the pathway if you will be my guide. Seeking you as a precious jewel. Lord, to give up, I’d be a fool; You are my all in all. O let me feel you near me, the world is ever near. I see the sights that dazzle, the tempting sounds I hear. Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is your name! My foes are ever near me, around me and within, Taking my sin, my cross, my shame, rising again I bless you name, But, Jesus, now draw nearer, and shield my soul from sin. You are my all in all. I need thee every hour, stay thou near by; When I fall down you pick me up; when I am dry, you fill my cup; Temptations lose their pow’r when thou are nigh. You are my all in all. I need thee, O I need thee, every hour I need thee; Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is your name! O bless me now, my Savior, I come to thee. Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is your name! (Choir only) Jesus, Lamb of God, worthy is your name! When You Prayed Beneath the Trees Beneath the Cross of Jesus / When I Survey the Wondrous Cross When you prayed beneath the trees, it was for me, O Lord; Beneath the cross of Jesus, I fain would take my stand; When you cried upon your knees, how could it be, O Lord? The shadow of a might Rock within a weary land, When in blood and sweat and tears, you dismissed your final fears, A home within the wilderness, a rest upon the way, When you faced the soldiers’ spears, you stood for me, O Lord. From the burning of the noontide heat, and the burden of the day. When their triumph looked complete, it was for me, O Lord; I take, O cross, they shadow for my abiding place; When it seemed like your defeat, they could not see, O Lord! I ask no other sunshine than the sunshine of his face, When you faced the mob alone, you were silent as a stone, Content to let the world go by, to know no gain nor loss, And a tree became your throne; you came for me, O Lord. My sinful self my only shame, my glory all the cross. When you stumbled up the road, you walked for me, O Lord; When I survey the wondrous cross on which the Prince of glory died, When you took your deadly load, that heavy tree, O Lord; My richest gain I count but loss, and pour contempt on all my pride. When they lifted you on high, and they nailed you up to die, See, from his head, his hands, his feet, And when darkness filled the sky, it was for me, for me, O Lord. Sorrow and love flow mingled down. Did e’er such love and sorrow meat, or thorns compose so rich a crown? How Beautiful Were the whole realm of nature mine, that were a present far too small; How beautiful the hands that served the wine and the bread Love so amazing so divine, And the children of the earth. Demands my soul, How beautiful the feet that walked the long dusty roads My life, And the hill to the cross. My all. How beautiful, how beautiful, how beautiful, is the body of Christ. How beautiful the heart that bled, that took all my sin and bore it instead. As the lights are extinguished, we will sit in silence for a few moments reflecting upon the How beautiful the tender eyes that chose to forgive and never despise. coming week. The congregation is asked to quietly follow the Choir out of the Sanctuary. How beautiful, how beautiful, how beautiful, is the body of Christ. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ And as he laid down his life, we offer this sacrifice Cantata Choir That we will live just as he died; Willing to pay the price . . . Director: Linda C. Wolfe How beautiful, is the body of Christ. Soprano: Amy Ferguson, Amanda Fletcher, Beth Garvilla, Carly Jo Hosbach, There is a Redeemer, Jesus, God’s own Son; Ashley Joyner, Sharon Lawrence, Ruth Maloney, Helen McCool, Precious Lamb of God, Messiah. Holy One. Vicki Moore, Jane Pusey Thank you, O my Father, for giving us your Son, And leaving your Spirit till the work on earth is done. Alto: Candy Abbott, Jennine Money, Linda Williams Jesus, my Redeemer, name above all names; Bass/Tenor: Ben Barron, Stephen Kasperski, Theo Lawrence, Lester Maloney, Precious Lamb of God, Messiah, Hope for sinners slain, Justin Money, Darrell Moore, Mike Williams Thank you, O my Father, for giving us your Son, And leaving your Spirit till the work on earth is done. Soloists: Ben Barron, Amanda Fletcher, Carly Jo Hosbach Precious Lamb of God, Messiah, Holy One. Narrator: Jerry Wolfe Acolyte: Lori Ferguson One Great Hour of Sharing ~~ANNOUNCEMENTS~~ Sharing resources, changing lives WE ARE GLAD THAT YOU ARE HERE! Our greeters today are Don & Peggy Hallowell. Please register your attendance in the red book located at the end of your row. Guests are Since 1949, Presbyterians have joined with other Christians through One invited to include contact information if desired. For information about joining our fellowship, please speak with the pastor or any member or call the church office at 856- Great Hour of Sharing to share God’s love with people experiencing 6842. Prayer Request forms are located in the attendance pads. need. Our gifts support ministries of disaster response, refugee assistance VISIT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE AND WEB PAGE regularly for continuing information about and resettlement, and community development that help people find safe Georgetown Presbyterian Church. Every week our Bulletin is posted on the web page. refuge, start new lives and work together to strengthen their families and Our page is found at: PresChurch.com and includes a link to our FaceBook page. communities. We will receive the OGHS offering today through Easter. UPCOMING MEETINGS:

THOSE INTERESTED IN TRAVELING TO INDIANA TO HELP WITH TORNADO RECOVERY EFFORTS, ARE INVITED TO A PLANNING SESSION, Wednesday, April 4 at 6:30-7:00 pm in the Church library. We will look at possible dates and trip lengths.

NEW MEMBER EXPLORATION CLASSES will be held Sundays April 29 & May 6 from THE CHANCEL TREE 9:00 am - 9:45 am and Thursday evening May 3 from 7:00-8:30. THOSE INTERESTED MAY ATTEND EITHER THE SUNDAY OR THE THURSDAY CLASSES. During Advent/Christmas, our Chancel Tree was decorated with lights, silver ornaments and a star at the top, joyfully celebrating Christ’s birth. During Lent, IN APRIL, ALL CHURCH COMMITTEES WILL BE MEETING ON SUNDAY, APRIL 22 our tree is more humbly decorated in purple cloth. Our sanctuary banners are FOLLOWING WORSHIP. draped in purple as well. The cross at the top of the tree carries a crown of THE APRIL GATHERING OF THE TABITHA CIRCLE will be held this Thursday, April 5, barbed wire reminding us of both the thorns Christ wore and the people who at 1:00PM in Tunnell Hall. Enjoy fellowship, refreshments, Bible study and a business remain oppressed and enslaved today. The light at the side of the tree throws out meeting. New members are always welcome! a shadow reminding us the light of Resurrection is coming even as we walk in life’s shadows. The use of purple cloth signifies both our repentance and THE CHRISTIAN GROWTH COMMITTEE invites you to bake your Christ’s royalty. On the Old Communion Table are the palms from last year, the favorite “Easter Bread” to share at our Annual Easter Breads ashes of those palms from ash Wednesday, a bible open to Psalm 51 and again, a Celebration on Easter Sunday, April 8th at 9:00 am in Tunnell cross with a crown of barbed wire. Also on the table are pieces of purple cloth Hall. Easter Breads are breads that remind us that Christ is the cut from the cloth on the tree. You are invited to take a piece if you haven’t Bread of Life and we do not live by Bread alone. They may be already, and keep it with you during Holy Week as a reminder of Christ’s directly symbolic of Easter- Hot Cross Buns for example- or they extravagant love. COME AND SEE OUR CHANCEL TREE NEXT SUNDAY may simply be the banana nut bread you make for special DECORATED TO CELEBRATE EASTER MORNING’S RESURRECTION! occasions! Some suggested recipes are located on the main church bulletin board. However, you are encouraged to make and share any type of bread that says “Easter Morning” to you! If you can bake some bread to share, please make a note on the Attendance Pad so that we may be sure to have enough. All members, friends and guests are invited to join us at this GPC Easter Morning Tradition. Prayer Concerns and Praises (4/1/11) EASTER WEEK SCHEDULE PRAISES (also a reminder to pray) • Spiritual Gifts exhibited within our congregation • Thanks to all the children and grown-ups who participated in “The Three Trees” play last Sunday • APRIL 5 MAUNDY THURSDAY (Maundy is from the Latin for “Commandment.”) Thanksgiving for our guests! MAUNDY THURSDAY remembers Jesus’ last meal with his disciples before THIS WEEK (for peace, healing and strength) • Jill Gamble, grandson Trevor’s friend, thyroid his crucifixion. During this meal, he gave his followers a “new surgery per Candy Abbott • Carolyn Green’s friend Jenny Collins, pneumonia • The commandment” to love one another as he had loved them. The day is also congregation of Elkton Presbyterian Church (We pray for one congregation weekly). known as HOLY THURSDAY. CONTINUING PRAYERS (for peace healing and strength) Kasperski’s friends Edna May, blood clots and infections, and Beverly, hospitalized with new tumors • Carla, undergoing chemo OUR MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICE takes place at 7:00 pm in the Wesley for lymph and bone cancers, per Beth Garvilla • Ray Steele, heart attack, per Lisa McCabe • Joel United Methodist Church Sanctuary. Pastor Mike Williams will bring the Stone, (Lidle and Carol Ann Stone’s son) awaiting kidney transplant • Paul Pusey • Dawson message; Pastor John Van Tine will lead us in our communion celebration. McCabe will have minor surgery early May • Rose Money’s brother-in-law, Benjamin Azir recovering from surgery • Patrick and Robin O’Brien recovering from surgeries per Briana APRIL 6 GOOD FRIDAY ...A Community Service at Noon, St. Paul’s Episcopal. Barron • Ferguson’s aunt Helen Banks • Beth Smith’s friend, Jim Hartsoe health issues • Evan The service will be followed by an optional Stations of the Cross journey through Georgetown. Ferguson, per Amy • Jim Walls, balance issues • Ashley Joyner’s co-worker has aggressive breast cancer, pray for recovery and ability to remain positive • Continued strength for Barbara APRIL 7 HOLY SATURDAY PRAYER VIGIL...... 9:00 am to Noon and Fred Starr, as Fred is recovering at home now per Karen Berry and Ruth Maloney • Harold GPC Sanctuary will be open for reflection and prayer, come any time during Elliott, Jr, custodian at GPC, pending knee surgery when healthy • Physical and emotional these hours. Prayer and meditation suggestions will be available. healing for Dawn Noble, per Candy Abbott • Dawn Stevens beginning second round of chemo 1/9/12, pray for strength, per Candy Abbott • Nita Kelly home after experimental cancer APRIL 8 EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE on the Circle...... 6:30 am treatment, per Beth Smith • Ferguson’s friend, Roy Smith cancer has spread to bone • Isaac Pastor Mike Williams will bring the message. Money’s friend, Mary Ray stage III melanoma • Ann Athey awaiting liver transplant at home • Jim Martin’s father, Jim, Sr. lung and lymph cancer spreading • Kelly Nost’s mother’s end-stage APRIL 8 EASTER BREADS BREAKFAST in Tunnell Hall...... 9:00 am cancer and loss of faith • 6 yr. old Lilly Barnett still at A.I.DuPont and making progress • Shad All are invited to share a variety of Easter Breads before our 10:00 am Din blood clot surgery per Asim Gulab • Pam Glenn awaiting surgery per Ruth Maloney • Jim and Linda Hostelley as they continue his treatment at home per Candy Abbott • Brian McCabe service. job search and Brian’s grandparents diagnosed with cancer • Harold Johnson per Sandy Killian • APRIL 8 EASTER WORSHIP CELEBRATION in our Sanctuary ...... 10:00 am GPC home Members Cookie McCann and Louise Pittard • Those waiting for organ transplants: Van Ingen’s friend Barry Hart heart • Those struggling with depression/mental illness • Those with addiction issues • Those dealing with aging issues • Those facing health uncertainties • Those dealing with relationship challenges • Those dealing with financial/economic issues • Roland Warrington • Brian Perry, Tim Bright (ongoing cancer treatments) per Sharon Lawrence • A FUNDRAISER WILL BE HELD AT THE GEORGETOWN FAMILY Continued healing for Eddie Kulley per Maloneys • Connie, the Pierro’s daughter-in-law • Tap RESTAURANT TOMORROW, MONDAY, APRIL 2. Ten percent (10%) of Faith Mission concerns, per the Martins • Harrison House residents: Elizabeth Weir, John Briggs, Isobel & Peter Murray, Betty Frances Hearn, Jake Ricker • Lynwood Taylor • all dinner sales between 4 and 8 pm will be donated to our church. PLAN Neighbor Joe, Sister-in-law Claudia, Chrys, Jay Schlueter, Aunt Sylvia, Westport Presby. ON JOINING US FOR A GOOD MEAL THAT DIRECTLY BENEFITS GPC. Church in Kansas City rebuilding after fire & friend Marion, recurrence of cancer per the Van Ingens MEMBERS AND FRIENDS CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK: 3 Amanda Fletcher 3 Bob Van Ingen 3 Lynda Tilley NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONCERNS • Prayers for Shehrbano Taseer speaking out 4 Stacey Garvilla for civil rights for all Pakistan citizens • Haiti’s ongoing needs following earthquake • immigration issues • unrest in Mid-East, Pakistan, Honduras, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, North Korea, Libya, MEMBERS AND FRIENDS CELEBRATING ANNIVERSARIES THIS WEEK: Egypt, Syria. Tornado damage in US. 05 Jennica & Zishan Alam (2008) Please update the prayer concerns that you have shared by contacting the church office or using prayer request sheets. FROM THE COMMUNITY PRAYER BOX, presented as written Georgetown Presbyterian Church (Where info. is provided, please consider making contact so they’ll know we’re praying): Chartered January 27, 1860 203 North Bedford Street; P.O. Box 46 Georgetown, DE 19947 • Demorris Nocks prays for unemployment and tax money be released so he can pay tithes, bills and take care of kids. Kimberly Kashner (684-0787) prayers for love, happiness & good health 856-6842 (Office) 856-6155 (Pastor) 344-1912 (Pastor’s Cell) for Betty J. Kashner on 84th birthday • Anonymous prayers for her boyfriend to stop being obsessive and start trusting her • Terri: pray for me and my health and legal problems • April G: I Pastor E-mail: [email protected] Office E-mail: [email protected] am recovering from injuries, mentally & physically, and spiritually. Please pray for my eyes, ears, mind & heart to heal as only God can, to do this work on earth as He wills. • My mother, Ann, in Website: PresChurch.com -The weekly Bulletin is online on the website Oregon having surgery to 11/18/11 to repair a hiatal hernia. She & my father are 70+. Thank you and God Bless you all.• am currently 6 months pregnant and I have a 3 year old. I am in Facebook: Facebook.com/GeorgetownPres -Current happenings and photos residential treatment which has caused me to be distant from my son and family. Please pray for ~~You do not need to be a member of Facebook to read our Facebook page.~~ me for strength, hope, faith and courage: Gina Gentry (18514 Pentecostal St. Ellendale, DE 19941 302-424-8080) Worship Leaders and Staff

• Me and my children find a home. A stable place. Continuing my strength and faith in the The Reverend Michael Williams...... Pastor Lord to have wisdom, knowledge & understanding in life. Prayer for the ones who are in Mrs. Linda C. Wolfe...... Director of Music an addiction Scottiah West, 410-603-4144. The GPC Chancel Choir...... Linda C. Wolfe, Director • Ken Johnson, Jill Gregory, Phyllis Baed, Boop, Joe Olivia & Family • for a long and happy Mrs. Linda Williams...... Children’s Ministry marriage (Scott Durborow & Michelle DiGiacomo, 302-604-2492) • Anna Hartman has Elder Michele Fletcher...... Worship Leader cerebral palsy and is adopted by my daughter in Richmond, VA. She is 4 and not able to walk yet and intense therapy. Pray she knows Jesus and then walks. • Please pray for my Elder Sharon Lawrence...... First Reading two daughters, Kelly (35) and Megan (33), to find godly men to marry and start families. • Elder Stephen Kasperski...... Clerk of Session Amy, breast cancer. Pray that my sons Joseph and Sam walk with the Lord • My son-in- Elder Lee Turek...... Treasurer law and daughter are in the process of adopting a baby from Ethiopia. They believe God is directing this journey. Pray for His provision, especially financially. We want to bring Mrs. Beth Garvilla ...... Church Office Ezekiel home! Paula P., Reston, VA Mr. Harold Elliott...... Building Service • My friend Brock Budeviem in Japan for two years. Thanks so much. I’m a member of Zoar Session Elders and Commissioned Deacons UMC (Morgan Breasure, P.O. Box 1081, Georgetown, DE 19947, Elders serve on the Session for 3 year terms; Deacons are Commissioned for Ministry yearly. [email protected] • 15-year-old daughter, Rebecca • God bless us with health, wealth and peace; save my house Class of 2012: Michele Fletcher, Stephen Kasperski, Justin Money, Carol Ann Stone Class of 2013: Ben Barron, Ruth Maloney, Warren Tilley, Lee Turek • Jimmy Gray, to gain more self-control; also his mother Reba Vernet’s eyesight and strength (24056 Dove Road, Seaford, DE 19963, 629-8269) Class of 2014: Beth Garvilla, Sharon Lawrence, Brian McCabe, Reginald Johnson Deacons: Candy Abbott (Prayer), Troy Abbott (Mission), Melissa Barron • That it be God’s will I find a job and get my unemployment benefits approved (Warren (Bereavement), Dora George (Hospitality), Sara Lawrence (Youth), Reid, 21303 Harbeson Rd., Harbeson, DE 19951, 302-682-1744) Chris Mansure (Bereavement), Jim Martin (Mission), Jennine Money (Membership), Vicki Moore (Worship), Beth Smith (Prayer), To submit a prayer concern or praise, contact: Beth Smith 329-9533 [email protected] Marvin White (Recovery Groups), Linda Williams (Mission) Pastor Mike 344-1912 (cell) [email protected] Church Office 856-6842 [email protected] The mission of Georgetown Presbyterian Church is to lead people to a deep and Requests and updates may be sent to the church via the web at PresChurch.com continuing relationship with Christ as we seek to become more or use your smart phone TAG application to scan the QR TAG above. Christ-like ourselves.