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Come and Join Us!

January

2013

SEE COMPLETE WEEKLY SCHEDULE ON THE OTHER SIDE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.HILLUP.ORG FOR THE CHURCH CALENDER AND OTHER NEWS

SATURDAY EVENING (6:00-7:00 P.M.) & SPECIAL WORSHIP SERVICES

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP SERVICES

10:30—11:30 A.M.

JANUARY 5, 2013 Lord’s Supper by Intinction

Sermon: “Nations Shall Come to Your Light” Rev. Clark Sawyer Scripture: Isaiah 60: 1- 6; Matthew 2: 1-12

JANUARY 6, 2013 Epiphany of the Lord

Lord’s Supper—Traditional Sermon: “Nations Shall Come to Your Light” Rev. Clark Sawyer Scripture: Isaiah 60: 1- 6; Matthew 2: 1-12

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

JANUARY 12, 2013 No Worship Service

JANUARY 13, 2013 Baptism of the Lord

Sermon: “Baptism, The Holy Spirit and Fire” Rev. Clark Sawyer Scripture: Isaiah 43: 1-7; Luke 3: 1-3, 15-17, 21-22

JANUARY 20, 2013 2nd Sunday after Epiphany

Sermon: “The New Wine” Rev. Clark Sawyer Scripture: Isaiah 62: 1-5; John 2: 1-11

JANUARY 27, 2013 3rd Sunday after Epiphany

Sermon: “The Ministry of Jesus” Rev. Clark Sawyer Scripture: Isaiah 61: 1-4; Luke 4: 14-21

JANUARY 19, 2013

No Worship Service

JANUARY 26, 2013

No Worship Service

January 2013 FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Members and

Friends of the Hill United Presbyterian Church:

We mark time by days, weeks, months and years!

So we have marked the passage from the year

2012 to 2013.

I often say that in season and out of season,

throughout all the seasons and years of our

lives, God is with us, leading us into the future.

God assures us that we do not have to repeat

the past. In fact, in Revelation, after John has

seen a vision of a new heaven and a new earth,

John records that God Who sits on the throne

says “Behold, I make all things new!”

Paul says this about us in II Corinthians:

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he or she is a

new creation; the old has passed away, behold,

the new has come.”

The grace of God in Jesus Christ brings us the

possibility of new beginnings on a continuing

basis, spiritually, in body, soul and spirit.

Blessings to you in the newness of Christ Jesus

in this new year!

Pastor Clark

Rev. Clark Sawyer

WORSHIP ATTENDANCE IN

NOVEMBER and DECEMBER 2013

Saturday Sunday

11/03 No worship 11/04 139

11/10 06 11/11 100

11/17 No worship 11/18 122

11/24 No worship 11/25 90

12/01 13 12/02 134

12/08 No worship 12/09 164

12/15 No worship 12/16 291

12/22 No worship 12/23 138

Christmas Musical 12/16 250

Christmas Eve 4:00pm 12/24 47

Christmas Eve 8:00pm 12/24 257

12/29 No worship 12/30 113

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God is gracious to us, continuing to sustain and

lead us in Jesus Christ through the outworking

of His Holy Spirit. That is always God’s

resolution.

What about our resolution to be more regularly

in touch with God through prayer, Bible

reading, and gatherings at Church for worship,

study, fellowship, outreach and service?

Be in touch with God and with His Church in

the new year of 2013! Blessings! See you!

Morning Evening

1 Gen. 1, 2, 3 Matt. 1

2 Gen. 4, 5, 6 Matt. 2

3 Gen. 7, 8, 9 Matt. 3

4 Gen. 10, 11, 12 Matt. 4

5 Gen. 13, 14, 15 Matt. 5: 1 - 26

6 Gen. 16, 17 Matt. 5: 27– 48

7 Gen. 18, 19 Matt. 6: 1 - 18

8 Gen. 20, 21, 22 Matt. 6: 19 - 34

9 Gen. 23, 24 Matt. 7

10 Gen. 25, 26 Matt. 8: 1 - 17

11 Gen. 27, 28 Matt. 8: 18 - 34

12 Gen. 29, 30 Matt. 9: 1 - 17

13 Gen. 31, 32 Matt. 9: 18 - 38

14 Gen. 33, 34, 35 Matt. 10: 1 - 20

15 Gen. 36, 37, 38 Matt. 10: 21 - 42

16 Gen. 39, 40 Matt. 11

17 Gen. 41, 42 Matt. 12: 1 - 23

18 Gen. 43, 44, 45 Matt. 12: 24 - 50

19 Gen. 46, 47, 48 Matt. 13: 1 - 30

20 Gen. 49, 50 Matt. 13: 31 - 58

21 Ex. 1, 2, 3 Matt. 14: 1 – 21

22 Ex. 4, 5, 6 Matt. 14: 22 - 36

23 Ex. 7, 8 Matt. 15: 1 - 20

24 Ex. 9, 10, 11 Matt. 15: 21 - 39

25 Ex. 12, 13 Matt. 16

26 Ex. 14, 15 Matt. 17

27 Ex. 16, 17, 18 Matt. 18: 1 - 20

28 Ex. 19, 20 Matt. 18: 21 – 35

29 Ex. 21, 22 Matt. 19

30 Ex. 23, 24 Matt. 20: 1 - 16

31 Ex. 25, 26 Matt. 20: 17 - 34

BIBLE READING FOR JANUARY

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SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

December 10, 2012

The following Motions were approved from

Stewardship and Mission Support and Worship

and Discipleship respectively:

Motions:

1. To utilize up to $25,000 from the Huselton

Fund and up to $6,240 from the Beck Estate

Fund to pay the balance on the bill for

sanctuary and other lighting upgrades and

repairs provided by Bronder services.

2. To adopt a 2013 budget in the amount of

$340, 760.00

Motions:

1. To approve the baptism on December 30,

2012 of Grier Lamont Lyons, son of Michael

and Emily Lyons, born November 15, 2012 in

Herndon, VA.

2. To approve the 2013 Communion dates.

Clark Sawyer, Moderator

OFFERING ENVELOPES

Offering envelopes will be mailed

to those people who were unable to

pick them up in the sanctuary

after Dec 30, 2012. Please start

using these new envelopes the first

weekend in 2013. Please contact Jennifer in

the church office if you have not received a box

of offering envelopes, either in the church or by

mail, by January 15, 2013. If you have already

picked up your box, thank you for helping the

Church save postage money. Postal rates to mail

the boxes are high and increased again this year.

HILL YOUTH CHORALE CABARET

On Friday evening, January 25 at 7:00pm our

own Hill Youth Chorale will be presenting an

evening of Broadway songs and deluxe

desserts in our church dining room. Also,

there will be another performance at noon on

Sunday, January 27th, which includes a

spaghetti luncheon.

This is the group’s main fundraiser for their

ministry tour. Tickets are $10.00 and include

admission, an evening or afternoon of top-rate

entertainment, and all the decadent desserts

(or spaghetti and salad) and coffee or tea you

wish. Tickets are available from Chorale

members or in the Church office. If you want

to attend, plan on picking your tickets up early

this month, as they do sell out!!

We are also in need of dessert donations for

Friday night—preferably decadent cakes,

cheesecakes, etc. If you would like to donate

an item, please let us know by filling out the

form inserted in your bulletin in January.

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SUMMER, 2013

SENIOR HIGH MISSION TRIP

INFORMATION

WHO: Anyone currently in

grades 8-12

WHEN: Sunday, June 30 -

Friday, July 5

WHERE: Eastern Shore

Summer 2013

A visit to the Eastern Shore of Virginia —

and the town of Onancock — offers a

historic setting, serene lifestyle and

abundant outdoor recreation. Fishing and

bird-watching are popular pastimes for both

residents and visitors. Despite the natural

beauty of the area, typical rural struggles,

such as unemployment, exist. A large number

of retirees moving to the area also have

driven up home prices, causing affordable

housing challenges. Your group will have an

opportunity to complete home improvement

projects and serve local children while you

enjoy the simple pleasures of God’s creation.

WHAT DO I NEED TO DO?: We have 15

spots reserved - 3 for adult leaders and 12

for students. To claim a spot, you must send

a check for $25.00 made out to Hill Church

to the church office by Feb. 1st. You will

then be sent a reservation form. Additional

payments of $50 are due on April 1st and

June 1st. (Total cost not covered by the

church is $125.00. ) There will be a meeting

for trip participants on Sunday, April 28

immediately following worship (approx.

11:45am) in the youth room. We are in need

of one additional adult chaperone who has a

vehicle to drive on the trip - please let the

church office know if you would like to

participate!

GIFT FROM THE ESTATE OF HELEN BECK

The Stewardship and Mission

Support Committee would like

to share news about a special

gift that has been made to our

church. As you know one of

the members of our Hill

Church family of faith, Helen Beck went to be

with the Lord on December 18, 2011. Helen

was an active member of Hill Church, believing

in its mission and ministries. She wanted to

ensure that the good work of our church

continued, even after her passing. Helen

included Hill Church in her will, making the

church a beneficiary of her estate. Because

of her love and generosity Hill Church has

received a gift from Helen’s estate in the

amount of $84,430. Helen placed no

restrictions on this gift but rather wanted it

to be managed by our Session to meet current

and future needs.

By including Hill Church in her will, Helen joins

the ranks of other members of the Hill

Church family of faith who have gone before

her, in providing a legacy of love and support

for the current and future generations of our

church. Her commitment to sharing the

gospel of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ

through support of the ministries of Hill

Church is a true gift and blessing to us all.

Mr. Barkley

Thank you and Hill United

Presbyterian Church for your

donation. The monies will be put to good use

helping the Vets in need in our area.

Thank you

The Butler County Legion Riders

FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Receipts and Disbursements

FOR MONTH ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 2012

Actual Budget

Variance Fa-

vorable

(Unfavorable)

Receipts

Envelope Offer-

ings $213,210 $190,587 $22,623

Other Offerings

& Receipts 98,857 117,329 (18,472)

Total Receipts 312,067 307,916 4,151

Disbursements

Personnel 184,306 186,302 1,996

Buildings &

Grounds 31,229 36,511 5,282

Capital Improve-

ments 0 0 0

Office Opera-

tions 8,889 9,396 507

Stewardship 14,314 11,377 (2,937)

Mission Support 21,956 19,002 (2,954)

Christian Educa-

tion 13,095 20,212 7,117

Nurture 2,415 5,317 2,902

Worship 10,736 9,441 (1,295)

Discipleship 26,903 10,358 (16,545)

Total Disburse-

ments 313,843 307,916 (5,927)

Net of Receipts

over Disburse-

ments (1,776) 0 (1,776)

Fund Balance

Unrestricted (Deficit) ($36,086)

Designated 21,147

Total General Fund (14,939)

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WINTER / SPRING PROGRAM NEWS

Here is a list of some of our busiest Fall

ministries and their 2013 start-up dates:

JAM (Jesus and Me) Sessions – resumes

Sunday, 1/20/13 at 9:15 a.m.

Adult Sunday School – resumes Sunday,

1/20/13 at 9:15 a.m.

DELVE 912 – resumes Wednesday, 2/6/13

at 7:00 p.m.

Jump Start 78 – resumes Friday 2/1/13 at

7:00 p.m.

Club 56 – resumes Sunday 2/10/13 at 6:30

p.m.

Kids’ Club – meets on Wednesdays resuming

on 2/6/13 at 5:30 p.m.

Men’s Lunch – resumes on Monday,

2/25/13 at noon.

Women’s Breakfast – meets at Panera

Bread on Wednesdays, resumes 1/16/13 at

8:00 a.m.

Women’s Bible Study – resumes on

Tuesday, 1/8/13 at 9:30 a.m.

Chancel Choir – resumes on Thursday,

1/17/13 at 7:30 p.m.

Memorial Handbells—resumes Thursday,

January 3rd at 6:30 p.m.

Women’s Book Club—”The Hill Readers”

resumes Sunday, January 6th at 12:15 p.m.

with “Silent Night” by Mary Higgins Clark.

“To Heaven and Back” by Mary C. Neal, MD

is our February 3rd selection.

For other choirs and small group ministries,

check with your group’s leader.

Next Newsletter Deadline is January

15th

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GHANA MISSION TASK FORCE REPORT

As you know, Christmas

greetings were again sent to

the Bubiashie District. We

thank all of you who signed

these cards. They represent

an extension of our love to our Ghanaian friends

in the Bubiashie District. On December 14th,

McWilson Atakro sent his greetings back to all

Hill Church members via e-mail. He had received

a Christmas card that took about 19 days to

arrive in Ghana. We will keep you posted as

other greetings come to us.

Elections for president of Ghana were held on

December 7th. This was their 6th successful

election since 1992. About 80% of the

electorate voted. Current president, John

Mahama, of the National Democratic Congress

won something just over 50% of the vote to

about 47.5 % of the vote for the New Patriotic

Party. The rest of the votes were split among a

dozen other candidates. The NPP is claiming

voter fraud, so we must wait and see what

happens.

Please keep the Bubiashie District churches in

your prayers.

If you have any questions about the per capita

assessment for 2013 or about the church’s 2013

budget please contact any member of the

Stewardship and Mission Support Committee.

Our committee thanks you for your ongoing

generosity.

2013 “PER CAPITA” ASSESSMENT

Every year Hill Church is asked to support the

work of the Beaver-Butler Presbytery which is

our local governing body, the Synod of the Trinity

which is our regional governing body, and the

General Assemble which is our general governing

body. This support is made through a per capita

assessment of church members. This assessment

has been used for over 150 years to fund the

essential work of the Presbyterian Church.

As we did in 2012, we are asking members of the

Hill Church family of faith to contribute to the

funding of the shared work of the Presbyterian

Church USA. The per capita assessment for

2013 is $30.07 per member and includes all those

who have been baptized and have made a

profession of faith. For example, a single member

would contribute $30.07, a couple who are both

members would contribute $60.14 and a couple

with one confirmed child would contribute

$90.21, and so on. In 2013, the total per capita

apportionment that will be paid by Hill Church is

$10,620.

In 2012 Hill Church members contributed $3,910

toward Hill Church’s per capita assessment total

of $10,206, with the remaining balance being paid

for from the church’s general operating fund. We

are grateful to those who have supported the

work of our church’s governing bodies in past

years and ask you to prayerfully consider doing so

again in 2013.

For your convenience in making this offering, a

special envelope has been included in your regular

box of envelopes, appearing between the January

27th and February 3rd envelopes. Or you may mark

the memo line of your check “per capita” and this

offering will be properly credited to your giving

statement.

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Thanks to all the men and women who volunteered

to wrap packages for Habitat for Humanity at the

Clearview Mall in December. As soon as we find

out the total amount of money that was

contributed, we’ll let you all know. It’s gratifying

to know that at such a busy time of the year our

members are willing to give time for such a worthy

cause. Thanks again!

KID’S CORNER

BIBLE MATCHING PUZZLES

OFFICE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

FEB. 22-MAR. 1, 2013

The Church secretary will be on vacation from

Friday, February 22 – Friday, March 1, 2013,

and volunteers are needed in the office at this

time to sort mail, answer the phone, etc. If

you are interested in volunteering, please

contact Jennifer in the office.

KIDS CLUB

Kids’ Club will resume on Wed.,

February 6th at 5:30 P.M.

Invite kids you know to be part

of a fun way to learn about the

love of Christ in their lives. If

you’d like to help in any way,

contact Kathy Sawyer.

From Mightymag.org by Richard Gunther

The following was received in December via email to Nancy Slezak of the Ghana Mission

Task Force:

Hi Nancy, Seasons greetings to you in the Name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. How are you, your family and everyone in Hale UP Church and America in general? We are doing well. It has been a while since we communicated. My condolence to you on the tragic incident that occurred recently at Connecticut. God knows best! Congratulations on your peaceful elections. We had our general elections on 7th December and our current President came out victorious but some aggrieved members of the opposition parties do not want to concede defeat and are accusing the Electoral Commission of rigging the figures in favour of the ruling party. They then started protesting violently and attacking supporters of the ruling party which has brought a lot of tension and chaos in the country. Currently, we have lost close to ten people as a result of these protests. Please pray with us for God's intervention and peace. Nonetheless, I have started my National Service with a Municipal Assembly as a Personal Assistant to the Human Resource Manager. I began the Service in September and would end in August 2013. It is quite interesting working here. Unfortunately, I live two hours away from work and often get to work tired. I am enduring it till I move closer to the workplace. I am out of school now but could not graduate due to some problems I have with my grades. However, by God's Grace I would graduate next year and would send you my transcript as soon as my results are complete. Please remember me in your prayers. Kindly update me on happenings at your end. God be with you. My love to all. Merry Christmas and a fulfilling New Year to you all. Please stay in touch. Priscilla Ivy Ahudenu Bubiashie E. P. Church, Ghana (Beneficiary of the Scholarship Scheme) I (Nancy) responded to Pricilla's letter and this is her response to that. I mentioned how

Obama and Romney had lunch and talked. (continued on reverse side…)

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HI Nancy, Greetings from everyone especially my family. I received your reply with joy. I am glad to know you are all doing well and I thank God for that. I really liked your letter especially the part about Obama dining with Romney. That is true democracy, and I pray we get there soon. I live at Bubi-ashie, a suburb of Accra,the capital of Greater Accra Region (the smallest region in Ghana though it has the capital of Ghana, Accra and it is where the seat of government is). My workplace is at Ashaiman, two or more hours drive from where I live with my family (my parents and siblings). We have ten regions (they are similar to states but are much smaller than states). I appreciate your good thoughts and wishes for me. God bless you! Congratulations to your sister! May God bless her more to shine and help others to His Glory. I am anxious to see your pictures but unfortunately, I cannot see them on my phone. However, I will check them out on Monday. Attached are pictures of my sister and another of me. I would try and send you full pictures of my family and I in my next letter. Merry Christmas and a fruitful new year to you once again. Stay blessed and seasons greetings to everyone. Love, Priscilla Ivy Ahudenu (Scholarship beneficiary) Bubiashie E. P. Church, Ghana

Cassandra, my sister Me, Priscilla, at a friend’s marriage

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VOLUNTEERS for JANUARY 2013 – SUNDAY

COMMUNION TEAM – Team B

NEWSLETTER TEAM in January (for February) – Team A (The Hoovers and Family)

VAN DRIVER for January ~ GWIL PRICE– 724-282-4941

COFFEE HOUR VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Can you help? Volunteers are needed to host the Sunday morning coffee hour.

There are many available openings for the coming months. A light snack is all that

needs to be provided. If you are willing to host, please sign your name on the coffee

hour sign-up sheet on the Deacon’s table. PULPIT FLOWERS

JANUARY 6 JANUARY 13 JANUARY 20 JANUARY 27

Donated in memory of

Joseph Bishop

by Mary and Barbara

Bishop

Donated in memory of

son John Mager by John

and Martha Mager and

family

Donated in memory of

Bettie Patton by the

Montag family

Donated in loving

memory of Ruth Cupp

by her family

USHER TEAM

GREETERS BEFORE

GREETERS AFTER

(DEACONS)

COUNTING ELDERS

NURSERY ACOLYTE COFFEE HOUR

JAN 6

Ladies’ Team

Volunteer Needed

Cheryl Milanovich

Bob Kennedy Carol

Gadsby Aiden Wach

Barb Bishop Morgan

Miller Pete

McElhaney

JAN 13

Bob Scott’s Team

Bea Welch

Jack Montag

Anne Miller Lois

Minich Corah Hawk

Volunteer Needed Sharon

Montag Diane Olenic

JAN 20

Junior Team

Anne McCaw

Chad Provident

Marsh Miller Jim

Kamerer Ruby

Waggoner Deacons-

Judy Birch Keith Swank

Kelly Provident

JAN 27

Don Lane’s Team

Audrey Nossokoff

Karen Shultz

Carolyn Street Volunteer

Needed Austin

McElhaney

HYC Cabaret (tickets

available) Judy Birch

Ruth Scott

MIDDLE SECTION—BRADY STREET SECTION PEARL ST. SECTION—OVERFLOW AREA

JAN 6 Sharon Montag

724-285-3231

Karen Shultz

724-283-2413

JAN 13 Nancy Daugherty

724-285-1013

Janet Edinger

724-282-7782

JAN 20 Lois Minich

724-283-1875

Barb Bishop

724-282-2737

JAN 27 Dennis Hawk

724-285-6355

Peg Dumbaugh

724-789-7331

PEW GREETERS Hill Church for many years was known as “The Glad Hand Church.” The Nurture Committee

wants to continue this tradition. Pew Greeters will now welcome visitors, encourage them to sign

the guest registry, and invite them to Fellowship Hour on Sunday.

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