Kettering Adventist ChurchJuly 24, 2010

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ServJuly 24, 2010

9:30 a.m.

KJAZZ Combo

Kettering Life — Pastor Brendon Prutzman

KJAZZ Combo

Congregational Singing Michelle Beebe

Sermon — Jerry Taylor“What’s for Dinner?”

Congregational Singing — Michelle Beebe

Benediction — Jerry Taylor

WorshipJuly 24, 2010

11:45 a.m.

We Gather TogetherGathering Music: — James Swearingen....Praise Orchestra

— James Curnow Donald Huff, Director

We Come Into Christ’s PresenceCall to Worship...................................................................Pastor Brendon Prutzman

(congregation standing)

Pastor: Come, and join your voices in praise and worship, for God loves the soundof His people with their voices raised in worship and speaking His name.

Congregation: I will praise the Lord, and sing a new song of celebration.Pastor: Come, and sit at the feet of Jesus, for Christ loves to spend time with us.Congregation: I want to spend eternity learning from my Creator.Pastor: The Holy Spirit is among us, to help us experience the promise that our

God is with us.Congregation: We worship in the name of the Father, and the Son and

the Holy Spirit.

Pass the Blessing of Christ’s Peace

Hymn No. 565: ..............................................................tune:(congregation standing)

Invocation...........................................................................Pastor Brendon Prutzman

Baptism of Amber Henderson......................................................Pastor Elliot Smith

Children’s Lesson..............................................................Vacation Bible School Kids

Scripture Lesson: .....................................................................Judy SchounHow can I stand up before God and show proper respect to the high God? Should I bring an armloadof offerings topped off with yearling calves? Would God be impressed with thousands of rams, withbuckets and barrels of olive oil? Would He be moved if I sacrificed my firstborn child, my preciousbaby, to cancel my sin?

But He’s already made it plain how to live, what to do, what God is looking for in men and women.It’s quite simple: Do what is fair and just to your neighbor, be compassionate and loyal in your love,and don’t take yourself too seriously — take God seriously.

Prayers of the People.................................................................................Dan Schoun

We Present Our Tithes and OfferingsOffertory: James Curnow..................................Praise Orchestra

Bruce Wilson, conductor

Doxology..................................................................................................Old HundredthPraise God from whom all blessings flow. Praise Him all creatures here below.Praise Him above, ye heavenly host. Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Amen.

Prayer for the Tithes and Offerings...............................Pastor Brendon Prutzman

Anthem: arr. Stephen Bulla.............................................Praise OrchestraBruce Wilson, euphonium

We Learn from God’s WordSermon: “What’s for Dinner?”....................................Jerry Taylor

Hymn of Response No. 32: ....................tune:

We are Sent Out With a BlessingBenediction..................................................................................................Jerry Taylor

Orison: (Hymn 66).............................................................CongregationGod be with you till we meet again. By His counsels guide uphold you.With His sheep securely fold you. God be with you till we meet again.

Closing Voluntary: Stephen Bulla.................................Praise OrchestraJerry Taylor, organ

Worship Notes:Participants: Jerry Taylor, our minister of worship and music, presents the second sermon in oursermon series on music Brendon Prutzman, our associate pastor for youth and children’s ministries, hosts today’sworship. During the Children’s Lesson, the children from the Vacation Bible School will present the songs they learnedthis past week . Dan and Judy Schoun, whose daughter is being married here tomorrow, read today’s scripture andpresent the Prayers of the People. Donald Huff conducts the Praise Orchestra (without strings today). JerryTaylor is the organist.

Amber Henderson is being baptized today by Pastor Elliot Smith. Amber will be in the 8th grade at Spring ValleyAcademy.

Bruce Wilson, today’s Praise Orchestra guest, is an associate professor of music at Washington Adventist Universitywhere he is the director of the Washington Concert Winds and instrumental music. He has taught in AdventistEducation for 37 years and is responsible for commissioning 13 new sacred works for band from well-known Americancomposers. Bruce was voted into in 1992 and he received the ZaparaExcellence in Teaching Award in 1997.

Today’s musical selections are all compositions commissioned by Donald Huff or Bruce Wilson for Adventist Schools.As we gather for worship, we hear a fanfare prelude based on Hymn 223. Thispiece was commissioned from Ohio composer James Swearingen by Donald Huff for the Spring Valley Academy Band.It premiered in this church on May 16, 1998, with Sarah Bath as the organist and the composer conducting. JamesCurnow’s was commissioned by Donald Huff for the Loma Linda Academy Symphonic Band.premiere performance was November 3, 2007 at the Loma Linda University SDA Church with the composer directing.Based on the great hymn of praise and adoration by St. Frances of Assisi, Genesisportrays the creation story from the beginning of time to the first Sabbath.

(Hymn 565) was written in 1864 about God’s gifts to us. The tune, is named after William Dixwho wrote the Christmas hymn .

is a Salvation Army hymn written by Lloyd Scott. Bruce Wilson commissioned this arrangement for the2008 Columbia Union College Festival Honors Band by Stephen Bulla. The premiere performance was given on Friday,February 8, 2008 with Stephen Bulla conducting and Bruce Wilson playing the euphonium solo. For this reason,Donald Huff asked Bruce Wilson if he would consider coming to Ohio today to play it again. This composition will bepublished in 2011 by Landmark Publishing in London.

by James Curnow (who also composed the prelude piece ) is a set of threevariations based upon the old American psalm tune “Pleading Savior.” The hymn first appeared in Joshua Leavitt’scollection published in New York in 1831. The text usually associated with this tune is “Hail, ThouOnce Despised Jesus” by John Bakewell. This piece was commissioned by Bruce Wilson for the 1987 ShenandoahValley Academy Composer’s Festival, New Market, Virginia. James Curnow directed the premier performance. Mr.Curnow is from Nicholasville, Kentucky, where he is president, composer, and educational consultant for Curnow MusicPress, publishers of significant music for concert band and brass band.

(Hymn 32) was written by Fred Pratt Green, who lives in Norwich Englandand is one of only two hymns in our hymnal about music. Fred Pratt Green is one of the foremost hymn writers of ourtime. He has 15 texts in our current hymnal. The tune, was composed by Charles Villiers Stanford(1852-1924) who was one of England’s great church musicians. This tune is “through-composed” meaning that themelody has no repeated phrases, but keeps on going with a first ending and a final ending.

is a setting of Hymn No. 4 by Stephen Bulla. The basisof the work is the 19th-century hymn tune , which, roughly translated from the Latin, means “to praiselife.” This piece was commissioned by Donald Huff for the Spring Valley Academy Band. The premiere performancewas in the Kettering SDA Church on September 28, 2002, with Jerry Taylor as the organist and the composer directing.Stephen Bulla, after graduating from Boston’s Berklee College of Music, has served over thirty years as staff arrangerand composer for the United States Marine Band. He is responsible for the production of music that encompassescountless styles and instrumental combinations, most of which are performed for Presidential functions and visitingdignitaries in Washington DC. His compositions are performed both in the concert hall and on broadcast media.

– “What’s for Dinner?”

1. Music, like air, is hard to defineA. How music is chosen for an eventB. What do we have to choose from

2. What do we know about musicA. General music effectsB. Music and the BibleC. Music is compose of

I. MelodyII. HarmonyIII. Rhythm

3. The Kettering Church Music ProgramA. Organizations: Church Choir, Praise Orchestra, JKAZZ, KJAZZ Combo, Kettering

Brass, Kettering Strings, Advent Ringers, Bells of Praise, Handbell Ensemble, Kinder-Music, Men’s Chorus, Women’s Chorus, Kettering Church Orchestra

B. Leaders:I. Jerry Taylor, M.M. – Minister of worship and music, choir director, organist,

concert seriesII. Donald Huff, B.M. – Director of Praise Orchestra, KJAZZ and KJAZZ ComboIII. Joan Ulloth Dorgan (assisted by Lonnie Dorgan), PhD. Nursing – Director of

Advent Ringers, Bells of Praise and Handbell EnsembleIV. Maretta K. Alden – Director of Kettering Strings (with Mary Poeppelmeier

and Donna Taft)V. Glenn Hawkins, M.M.E. – Director of Kettering Brass, Spring Valley Academy

bands and instrumentsVI. Gail Hall, B.M.E. – Director of Spring Valley Academy choirs and voice

VII. Pat Davis and Karen Wareham – Music department volunteersVIII. Jerry Mahn, – First Serv music

4. Music program observations and comments

5. Are We Being Faithful to our calling?

6. Is All of This making a Difference?

PiccoloAnn Smith

FluteBarb GuenterbergKristan HuffOlivia NiebJennifer PomalesAnn SmithElisa Wright

OboeMichelle Nieb

ClarinetMichael DavisJanelle HarveyHeather SchounKarin StarkeyAllison Wiser

Bass ClarinetBeverly CobbRyan Davis

Alto SaxophoneRyan Babienco

Carol CleggJasmine Purvis

Tenor SaxophoneJason BledsoeCecilia Pomales

Baritone SaxophoneKatelyn Shoemaker

TrumpetsJustin BarkerKent BreakieGreg Doyle

Glenn HawkinsDavid StarkeyJosh Sweet

Dan Townsend

HornCaleb GrizzellMiriam MakolaEmilia Pomales

TromboneMichael BabiencoDaniel Hopgood

Jessica PurvisJason Simon

EuphoniumDonald Huff

Bruce Wilson

TubaSamuel Pomales

TimpaniLonnie Dorgan

PercussionJesse SchafferKerstin Smith

Kay StarkeyJoan Ulloth DorganElizabeth Wareham

OrganJerry Taylor

Praise OrchestraDonald Huff, Director

Bruce Wilson, Guest Conductor

KJAZZ ComboDonald Huff, Director

Alto SaxophoneRyan Babienco

Tenor SaxophoneCecilia Pomales

Bass GuitarKarin Starkey

Drum SetJesse Schaffer

PianoKristan Huff

FluteElisa Wright

TrumpetsEmilia Pomales

Josh Sweet

TromboneDonald Huff

July 24, 2010

ViolinEric BeavenKarina BeebeMichelle BeebeCeleste Diaz-VazquezNatalie DoddRina ViitalaJonathan SackettElizabeth WarehamGrant Wareham

ViolaMarlise Botelho

Ken ClarkKerstin SmithVince Waln

CelloDonna Beaven

Victor FirlieDonna McFarland

Brian Smith

String BassJon Pascolini

ClarinetJessica Blaza

Cathy HerdmanVera Jean Yukl

Alto SaxophoneJonathan BlazaKevin Starkey

TrumpetsJohn Mauer

Kevin Van Tassel

TromboneWally Sackett

EuphoniumMatthew Webster

Bass GuitarBecca Thompson

Praise OrchestraDonald Huff, Director

Members not performing today

Music Organizations Using theKettering Adventist Church Facility

Air Force Reunion BandAmerican Guild of OrganistsBach Society of DaytonBellbrook HS Concert BandCello Recital, Jane KatsuyamaConcert, Common GroundConcert, Derrick SandbornConcert, Michael CardConcert, Jamie JorgeConcert, Sandi PattyConcert, SelahDayton Bagpipe and Drum CorpDayton Interfaith ConnectionDayton Junior Strings OrchestraDayton Music ClubDayton Philharmonic Youth OrchestraDayton Suzuk StringsEar for OperaKettering Children’s ChoirKettering College of Medical ArtsKettering Health Network WeekendKindermusic ClassesOhio Music Teachers AssociationPiano Recital, Barbara Katsuren

Piano Recital, Barbara WassonPiano Recital, Becky MorrisPiano Recital, Genevieve KortePiano Recital, Janet IrvinPiano Recital, Kim HamiltonPiano Recital, Kimberly ConwayPiano Recital, Laura GrodrianPiano Recital, Leah K. HoggPiano Recital, Linda SchuttPiano Recital, Marcia We3ygantPiano Recital, Mary Jane McBridePiano Recital, Tonya NofsingerPiano Teachers AssociationPiano/violin Recital, Mary FerenbrockSenior Piano RecitalsSinclair Community College Choral ConcertSpring Valley Academy BandSpring Valley Academy ChoirSpring Valley Academy Middleschool BandSpring Valley Middleschool ChoirSpring Valley Academy KoraliersSpring Valley Academy piano/voice studentsVoice Recital, Halpern & DobbsViolin Senior Recitals

Kettering StringsMaretta K. Alden, Director

Kettering Church ChoirJerry Taylor, Director

Karen Wareham

Madelyn CallenderPat DavisJane DillerZelda Dunn

Stella FreemanCarole HaperBev Morris

Mary Lou OliveiraJessica PurvisDarla Waln

Vera Jean Yukl

TenorKent Breakie

Lonnie DorganKelly EytchesonMichael GregoryCharlie RobainaDan TownsendJosh Wheeker

BassEric Beaven

Jon Blaza

Don SchwerinVince Waln

Marshall Wareham

Violin IDonna TaftKarina BeebeRachel BrownNatalie DoddShelby MassMichelle NiebJacob TudorElizabeth WarehamGrant WarehamMike Zedeker

Violin IIMary Poeppelmeier

Jonathan BeebeBrittany Bowerman

Alyssa DealJessie Mass

Alexandra PapaioannouBridget ProffittBrittany ProffittEmma Saville

ViolaKen Clark

Marlise BotelhoKerstin Smith

Elizabeth Wareham

CelloDonna McFarland

Donna BeavenVictor FirlieBrian Smith

BassBob Skebo

Advent RingersJoan Ulloth Dorgan, Director

Bells of PraiseJoan Ulloth Dorgan, Director

Melissa BoydMartin ClaytonLonnie DorganDonald HuffNancy Kardos-Moldovan

Kathy LaddArianna MorettaMary Lou OlivieraCharlie RobainaKayla Robaina

Emma SavilleKerstin Smith

Kay StarkeyGrant Wareham

Elizabeth Wareham

Diane BinderGlenda BlazaJessica BlazaJJ BlazaJonathan Blaza

Jason BledsoeSharon BondKathy BoydKent BreakieHeidi Chaij

Lonnie DorganDanny Udrea

Marshall WarehamVera Yukl

TrumpetGreg DoyleJohn MauerJim MilksDan Townsend

HornBev Ervin

Caleb GrizzelKen Mallard

Emelia Pomales

TromboneDonald Huff

Jessica PurvisJason Simon

TubaSam Pomales

Kettering BrassGlenn Hawkins, Director

Handbell EnsembleJoan Ulloth Dorgan, Director

Romimir AltaresJessica BlazaJJ Blaza

Melissa BoydJasmine PurvisJessica Purvis

Danny Udrea

High Seas Expedition

(If we missed your name—please let the office know and we will print it next week.)

Erin BreakieKarin Starkey

Brian SmithKerstin Smith

Jon CobbLindsey ConkleDesi HarningElisabeth SchellKarin Starkey

Sally Wold, leaderBarbara BestpitchJill ConkleBrenda Townsend

Chris Terry, leaderMartin ClaytonAni KleinSophia PapaioannouBrendon Prutzman

Johannes Smith

Leader: Dan StevensSunday: Shelby Tanguay

Ryan TanguayMonday: Randy DanielTuesday:Dan StevensWednesday: Elliot SmithThursday: Dan StevensAssistants: Andy FordValerie DesrochesNancy WarmanMatthew Webster

Leader: Heidi ShullAssistants: Alice CobbAni KleinPatti MacPhersonEmily RizzoJeannie RizzoMonica SauserSonya ShullVanessa Waters

Desi Harning, leaderLindsey ConkleJach JohnsonNancy MoldovanKrystal Morris

Bev Shoemaker, leaderTrixie Johnson, leaderKarina BeebeAlyssa DealJim DoddSonny MorettaRebecca NyachieoAlexandra PapaioannouSophia PapaioannouJessica PurvisMelanie SantiagoKerstin Smith

Jon Cobb, leaderJonathan BeebeMartin ClaytonGabriel OrrSara SchmidtKaty ShoemakerAston WaiteAsher Waite

Debbie Daniel, leaderPetra SteinbergerCharlotte BeebeJessica Brasov

Allison Wiser, leaderMelissa BoydMelanie SantiagoClaudia SmithVanessa WatersLinda Wiser

Karin Starkey, leaderJudy-Ann Denton-GreenShelly Perez-ChungRoberta McMahan

Jasmine Purvis, leaderSandy FinleyJordan LacyJessica PurvisVanessa Waters

Dusty Deal, leaderVanessa Waters, leaderPam Scheuermann

Brittany Culpepper, leaderMichael DealEmese Moldovan

Dan CarlsonChrista Carlson

Kay StarkeyRohanna Deal

July 24, 2010

Lesson 4:

Memory Text

Lesson Study & Discussion.........................S-1Taught by: Ted RamirezNext Week: Dragana Fessenden

Lesson Study & Discussion.........................S-3Taught by: Don SicklerNext Week: Randy Daniel

Lesson Study & Discussion........Mother’s RoomTaught by: Linda FarleyNext Week: Brian Smith

Today’s Services:9:30 - 10:20 a.m. First Serv Worship Service (fellowship hall)

10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Sabbath School Classes (see below for the variouslocations) 11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. Worship Service (sanctuary)

The Church at Study10:30 a.m.

Lesson Quarterly Classes andOther Adult Classes

Contemporary Christian Living..........ChoirRoom Taught by: David SmallNext Week: Wally Sackett

Sabbath School Class.....................................N2Taught by: Ted J. Shull

The Book of Acts....................Center Lower LevelTaught by: Randy Daniel – Chapter 20 today

Advent H.O.P.E...........................Lower Room L-4Taught by: Sula MazimbaNext Week: Stephen Waterbrook

The Revelation Study........Senior Pastor’s OfficeTaught by: Fred GoddardNext Week: George Bestpitch

..........................Center Fellowship HallTopic:Taught by: Pastor Elliot Smith

TODAY — July 24, 2010Flowers Today:

Brett & HollySpenstWorship Bags — Parents of small children cancheck out (honor system) worship bags for theirlittle ones in three different age groups: 0-2, 3-4,& 5-6 from the red cart in the north foyer. Pleasereturn the bags to the cart. Thank you.Young Adult Outreach — 1:45 p.m. Women’sCenter Outreach Event.Sunset — 8:58 p.m.

THIS COMING WEEK —

SUNDAY — July 25Young Adult Soccer — 9:30 a.m. at Spring ValleyAcademy lower field.Young Adult Outreach — Ronald McDonaldHouse Outreach Opportunity - meet in the church’snorth parking lot at 1:00 p.m.Wedding —

MONDAY — July 26Ohio ABC Order DeadlineSVA Summer Band — 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. in thefellowship hall.

TUESDAY — July 27Staff Meeting — 9:30 a.m.

WEDNESDAY — July 28Ohio ABC DeliverySVA Summer Band — 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. in thefellowship hall.NO Prayer Meeting in July

FRIDAY — July 30Singing Bands — 6:45 p.m. Meet in the KetteringHospital lobby.Sunset — 8:52 p.m.

NEXT SABBATH — July 31, 2010Bob Melashenko will present the sermon on

– Science.9:30 a.m. Serv in the fellowship hall

10:30 a.m. Sabbath School11:45 a.m. Worship service in the sanctuary

Coming Events

The sermonseries ends on September 4

with the subject of “Art.”On that weekend we plan to

celebrate through a display inthe Fellowship Hall of our

members’ and friends’ artisticgifts. All mediums of art and

crafts are welcomed forsubmission. If you are an artistor own a work created by oneof our members or friends, weinvite you to contact PastorStevens to register for thisevent. Got questions? Call

Pastor Dan 298-2167

That You May Know

KETTERING CHURCH FAMILYSympathy — To Adele Waller and Daryll Ward onthe death of Adele’s mother, Sue Bruce Waller,Wednesday July 21.Hospitalized — Gary Pauls at Ohio State MedicalCenter.Good-bye Party for Chris Terry — Monday,August 9, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the multi-purposeroom at Spring valley Academy.Prayer Ministry If you have a heart for prayerand would be willing to pray for the requests thatcome from members of our congregation, pleasecall Linda Wiser, at 696-2935 afternoons for moreinformation about joining the prayer ministry.

Church Sound Workshop — Fits andStarts Inc. a noted service on the west coast forAdventist churches, will conduct the

a hands-on class at ourchurch on Sunday, August 8, 2010. This is a six-hour in-depth training about not only the operationsof audio-visual equipment, but also the explorationof future techniques in sight and sound. For moreinformation, contact www.howto sound.com.Participants Needed — Drama can be a powerfultool for ministry and we are hoping to growthat ministry here at Kettering Church. If youhave an interest in improvisational theater or scripted drama, please contact Brittany Culpepper ator 298-2167 formore information. This is a great opportunity to getto know more people, have fun and be involved inthe church.

COMMUNITYSVA Calendars — For the 2010-2011 school yearare available on the tables in the foyers.Summer Band — If you play an instrument andwould like to join us, please contact Glenn Hawkinsat glhawkins@springvalleyacademy.org. Rehearsalswill be on Mondays and Wednesdays, starting July26 from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall.Golden Buckeye Fellowship — Join us August 1for the hit musical “My Fair Lady” at the VictoriaTheatre in Dayton. There is free popcorn and soda

in the lobby beginning at 2 p.m. and a free organconcert in the theatre beginning at 2:30 p.m. Thefilm begins at 3 p.m. GBF has discounted ticketsavailable for $3.50. RSVP to Ellie Welpman, phone298-8937, by July 26.Ohio ABC Delivery — Pre-orders will be deliveredto the Kettering Church parking lot on Wednesday,July 28. Check bulletin boards for monthly specialsor call 800-643-5714. Order deadline is Monday,July 26.Baby Shower —

5K/1 Mile Run Themission organization issponsoring a 5K run Sunday, August 1, in Tipp City,Ohio. A 1 mile fun run will begin at 8 a.m. with the5K beginning at 8:30 a.m. For more informationthe race website is www.therunforhealing.com. Allproceeds benefit this international missionoutreach.Women’s Retreat — Take a step back and letGod surprise you in a unique way which only Hecan accomplish. Plan now to attend the 2010Women’s Retreat September 17-19 at the DeerCreek Resort & Conference Center. Pick up abrochure or check out the details online atwww.ohioadventist.org.

Serving You TodayPresiding Deacon.........................................................................Brian GuenterbergReceptionists...........................................Steve Divnick & Donna Hedrick, Serv

Brett & Holly Spenst, N SSKathy Boyd, S SS

Brian & Candy Christenson, N-second serviceCarol McGrew, S-second service

Bulletin Greeters...................................................................Natalie Dodd, ServSharon Greene, second serviceCheryl Holland, second service

Audio Technician....................................................................................Richard LeeAudio Technician..................................................................................Melissa BoydVideo Technician..............................................................................Johannes SmithFirst Serve Audio................................................................................Michael RebarFirst Serve Video.......................................................................................Alex MahnPastor-on-call pager..........................................................................937-985-0068

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