Volume XXXIII, Issue 13

August 6, 2014

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Pastor’s Corner 2

Church Picnic Flyer 3 & 4

From the Choir Loft 5

Hands to Work, Hearts to God

5

Congregational Care 6

Memorial Garden update

8

Living Waters 8

Adult Formation 9

PYC 9

Christian Education &

Homebuilders

10 &

11

Calendars 13

Inside this issue:

Special points of

interest:

Online Giving, pg. 7

Hope Springs - Thank you, pg. 7

Boyle County Community News, pg. 7 &12 Please contact the church office with your preferred email address so we can set you

up to receive your Salt Shakers and other announcements by email to save on postage and paper costs. Thank you.

859-236-6692 or church@presbydan.org

Summer is in full swing now, but it will be over before we know it. Mark your calendars now for one service on Sunday, September 7, AT 10:00 AM, followed by the annual Church Picnic and Sunday School Kick-off on the church grounds. There will be music, games for the children and fun and fellowship for all. Don’t miss it!

CHURCH PICNIC FLYER ON PAGE 3 & 4

It’s hard to believe, but it has been 18 years since the new additions to our church. With the normal sorts of wear and tear, it is time for some refreshing of those areas. The last couple of weeks you probably noticed that Fellowship Hall, the rear hallway, and the church office have received new paint and the office area has received new carpeting. This is part of our regular schedule for maintenance planned by the Facilities and Grounds Committee and the Budget and Finance Committee. The costs for this work are drawn from the Facilities portion of the Capital Campaign Fund.

Julie Rodes, Facilities and Grounds Preston Miles, Budget and Finance.

August 10, 2014

Dear Friends, Shari and I returned recently from a trip to Ireland. In many respects it was more of a pilgrimage than a vacation. My great-grandfather and great-grandmother and their parents immigrated to the United States from County Donegal somewhere between 1846-1852. We’re not completely sure of the time. Like the story of many American families, they hopscotched across the country. Landing in Philadelphia, being there for a while, then migrating westward to Ohio, and by 1867 to Iowa, where they joined the Linn Grove Presbyterian Church. We spent some time in County Donegal, which is lovely, but not the most popular parts of Ireland to visit. Donegal is part of Ulster, that is the northern part of Ireland, but it is in the Republic of Ireland and not Northern Ire-land. It is the one county in the Republic with a sizeable Protestant/Presbyterian population. While there we were constantly confronted with our Presbyterian heritage. While trying to track down some family ties in some graveyards we ended up in little town of Ramelton, home of Francis Makemie, the father of American Presbyterianism. It’s a small world. I learned about Francis Makemie long ago, and here he and my family originated from the same area. While in Donegal we stayed at the Longvale B & B near Lifford. It is a working farm owned by Mervyn and Jean McKean. Their house dates from 1611, and the story goes that James II rested there on his way to lay siege to the city of Derry just before he was defeated at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690. We didn’t know a thing about the family when we made our reservation, but it soon became apparent to me that this was a Presbyterian home. I mean that both religiously and culturally. Jean was a member of the Presbyterian Women and was active in PW at the Presbytery level. She had cookbooks and knitted items that the PW had made and were selling as fundraisers. (We bought some. Can’t have too many Presbyterian cookbooks.) They had literature out that suggested they were Presbyterians. Framed needle point works reminded visitors that “We are justified by grace…” James, Mervyn & Jean’s son, who is active in the farm operation, is a lay preacher. The Sunday morning we were there he visited with us before he left to fill the pulpits at two small Presbyterian churches. Maybe it is because they’ve lived in the crucible of “The Troubles,” but there was a pervasive sense that faith and life were inseparable, that our work is a vocation done to the glory of God. The Tenets of the Reformed Faith weren’t mere words trotted out every so often. The people we met embodied them in their fierce spirit of independence, in their devotion to learning, and in their understanding that the freedom of being a Christian brings with it huge responsibilities for learning about your faith, for practicing it through prayer, study, and service. When I said the people were culturally Presbyterian, I mean that these values derived from their practice of religion imbue other facets of their lives. This is who these people are. It was interesting to observe and experience. It also gives us some insight into why the American Revolution was denounced as “that Presbyterian rebellion,” and why Francis Makemie, in an act of civil disobedience, was arrested for preaching without a license. He was later acquitted in one of the first cases asserting religious freedom. While visiting the Ulster American Heritage Center housed in the former manse of the Monreagh Presbyterian Church (the oldest Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Ireland), a call came into the Center, and I heard the gentleman who answered the phone say, “Just a minute, I have some folks from Danville, Kentucky here with us,” and he handed the phone to me. On the other end of the line was a local man by the name of Billy McCollough who had called the center to get information about an upcoming trip he was making to the United States and to a place called Danville, Kentucky to investigate his family ties to a man by the name of Ephraim McDowell. “Had I heard of him?” It was a good trip, but we’re glad to be home. Grace & peace, Jim

Evelyn Mae Stewart was born Friday, July 18th ?. She weighed 6 lbs. 2 oz. her parents are Andrew and Rebekah Stewart of Cedar Rapids, IA. She joins her sister Elise. Her grandparents are Jim and Shari Stewart.

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Sunday, September 7, 2014

11:00 a.m.

PLEASE BRING:

A salad, vegetable, or dessert (to feed at least 10-12 people) (with a serving spoon!) and a blanket or lawn chairs.

The beverages will be provided. Please place your meat order with your Reservation by August 24th!

Please fill out the Reservation Form and the Help Sign-up Form, bring them to

the church office, place them in the offering plate, place them in the picnic

basket in Fellowship Hall,

or call our 24-hour answering machine (236-6692)

and leave your name and reservations! (These forms will also be available at church in the Fellowship Hall.)

Come join us for Food, Fun and Fellowship

Or email your reservation, order, and how you can help with

the picnic to church@presbydan.org

2014 Church Picnic Reservation Form

Name: __________________________________________

Number of chicken strip orders ($3.00 each) ______

Number of hot dog orders ($1.50) _______

Add to your picnic fun and fellowship by signing up for one of the following.

Please return the sign-up sheet to the Church Office by Sunday, August 24th.

Thank you,

Hospitality & Fellowship

CHURCH PICNIC HELP SIGN-UP

I will help:

_____Food set-up

_____I will grill hotdogs

_____Money/reservation table

_____I will help clean up after picnic

NAME(S)________________________________________________________________________________

PHONE__________________

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR OUR

CHURCH PICNIC

SUNDAY, September 7th

10:00 am Worship (Only Worship Service this day)

Picnic following service (On the church grounds.)

_______________________________________________________

Or email your reservation, order, and how you can help with

the picnic to church@presbydan.org

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During the summer months, we are fortunate to have lots of musical talent share their gifts in our worship services. Thank you to the following who provided music during the month of July: The Governor’s School for the Arts choir, Don Good, Maureen Murchie (guest violinist), and Teresa Goggin.. Special music for August includes: August 3 – Summer Choir August 10 – Luke Darville (guest cellist, Danville native, current doctoral student at Univ. of MN) August 17 – Cait Baker (PYC member, high school student – singing and playing one of her own compositions) August 24 – Lydia Graham, soprano (Danville High School student, voice competition prize winner) August 31 – Chase Miller, clarinet (recent UK grad, performed a concert at our church in May)

Music on Main Street concert series continues… Many thanks to all those who attended the concert of chamber music on July 20.

A good time was had by all!

Mark your calendars for the next event: Sunday, November 16, 3pm. Concert of Music for Choir and Organ. Featuring our Adult Choir and the Centre Singers. Also, a brand new composition by Centre College music professor and composer,

Dr. Larry Bitensky.

Choir Rehearsal Resumes Our first rehearsal will be Wednesday, September 3 7-8:00pm. All are welcome!

September 3 only: Opening potluck at 6:00pm in the Fellowship Hall, followed by 7:00 rehearsal. Partners/Spouses welcome!

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Hands to Work, Hearts to God Our thanks this month go to all the committed and thoughtful members of the Memorial Committee who have served our church over the years to assure that those we have lost are remembered. The Memorial Committee handles all monetary donations given to the church in memory of loved ones. These donations are put into the Memorial Funds account. The committee is also responsible for making sure the names of all donors are recorded in the Memorial Gifts Book. The Memorial Committee receives and reviews requests for expenditures of Memorial Funds. Requests can come from any church committee or from the families of individuals in whose name gifts have been given. Most recently, the Memorial Committee has approved requests for funding the purchase of a new Godly Play piece HOLY WEEK (JERUSALEM) from funds given in memory of Lucy Williams. Another recent request asked for monies to help fund the new Memorial Garden. In the past funds have been used to purchase large equipment items for the Soup On Us program.

August 10, 2014 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Gen. 37:1-4, 12-28; Ps. 105:1-6, 16-22, 45b Rom. 10:5-15; Matt. 14:22-23

August 17, 2014 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Gen. 45:1-15; 133; Rom. 11:1-2a, 29;-32 Matt. 15: (10-20) 21-28

August 24, 2014 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time

Exod. 1:8-2:10; Ps. 124; Rom. 12:1-8 Matt. 16:13-20

August 31, 2014 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Exod. 3:1-15; Ps. 105:1-6, 23-26, 45c Rom. 12:9-21; Matt. 16:21-28

September 7, 2014 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Exod. 12:1-14; Ps. 149; Rom. 13:8-14 Matt. 18:15-20

September 14, 2014 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Exod. 14:10-31; Ps. 114 or Exod. 15:1b-11, 20-21; Rom. 14:1-12

Matt. 18:21-25

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Our next collection will be SUNDAY

August 10th

Joe Amburgey, Nedra Boitnott, Bill Breeze, Peggy Camenisch Jeanie Collier, Louis Cox, Lydia DiMartino-Ellis Megan Gash, Walter T. Goggin, Jr., Joyce Gordon,

Paula Hill, Katie Kneisley, Nancy Lindsay, Pierce Lively, Wanda Medaris, Susan Murphy, Katherine Orton, Kim Ragland, Hazel Venezie

The Local Mission Committee has placed "Box Tops for Education" containers in the Fellowship Hall and main entrances. If you are not already collecting for a favorite school, please place your Box Tops for Education in our containers and we will divide them evenly among our area elementary schools. It is an easy way to earn cash for our schools! For more information, please see the display in Fellowship Hall. Thank you!

This year's Pentecost offering totaled $1,320.

Thank you for your generosity.

As of July 27, we have collected 319 Box Tops. Thank you!

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June 23, 2014 Dear Hope Springs Volunteer: A very belated thank you for all of your help with this year’s Hope Springs Yard Sale. Whether you drove trucks, sorted clothes, worked the check-out table, made a donation, or picked up donations, all were crucial jobs. We could not have done the yard sale without your help and every hour you volunteered added to the success. Our final numbers are in and we made $5,993.05. Because we have minimal expenses as well, this event is a win-win for everyone. Good, usable items go to others, we keep more trash and items out of landfills, and we are able to help those in need. We will now begin the process of sending out the grant information. If you have any suggestions for us for next year’s sale, please do not hesitate to let us know. Once again, thank you for all of your help. Sincerely, Patsi Trollinger Sarah Scott Hall Ann Young Jacob Raderer

Boyle County Community News Boyle County’s Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention (ASAP), is sponsoring the creation of a local Heroin Task Force. The very rapid redevelopment of an old substance abuse problem (but with a new twist) has entered our community with an incredible cost to families, law enforcement and judicial system, and our health care providers. If you’d like to be part of a diverse community group that wants to address the problem before more lives are lost, please come to the first meeting of a Boyle County Heroin Task Force, at 8:30 AM, on August 22, at the Boyle County Health Department. For more info, contact Kathy Miles at kathy.miles@centre.edu. Please mark your calendars for a day of service to our community, by joining in the Heart of Kentucky United Way Day of Action on September 17 at Millennium Park. To sign up, go to www.hkuw.org. Every year, the number of volunteers who are committed to helping their brothers and sisters in Boyle, Lincoln, Mercer, and Garrard counties grows, and the work done at Day of Action makes a huge difference. Be part of those who commit to “living united” and making our communi-ty a better place for all.

We have a way for you to be able to donate online to The Presbyterian Church of Danville! You can access our donation form at this link:

https://thepresbyterianchurchofdanville.cloverdonations.com/donations/

Thank you for your support and generosity!

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Thank you for your support of our newly established Memorial Garden. Gifts were made in loving memory and in honor of these special people.

We hope this garden will be a place of quiet beauty where you feel God pull you close as you think of those you love and mourn those you miss.

Rachel Amburgey Winifred Dean

Jone Fox John Gower

Brenna Kihlman Edwin Kubale, Jr.

Jane Larson Mona & Bob Lewis Carol McLennan

Jay Pasick Virginia Payne Kathy Porter

Freear Williams Lucy Williams Loved Ones

Our Grandparents Louise Smith (in honor)

Debbie Cooke Wheat (in honor)

Please contact the church office to make additions or corrections to this list. Thank you!

More Clean Water!

This is Angelina. She lives in the village of Tres Reyes. She is 7 years old, and has had to drink contaminated water all her life…. UNTIL last week, when your Living Waters for the World mission team brought a water purification system to her village. You’ll be hearing more about this in the weeks to come, but for now, the team wanted to share the joy of this accomplishment. Angelina and her whole community join us in saying THANK YOU for your support and prayers which made this possible. Gracias!

Adult Formation Explorer’s Class September schedule: September 7th – Picnic, no class 14, 21 – Presbyterian Polity: an update on the 2014 General Assembly Moderator: Beau Weston Join us for two informative sessions on the outcomes of the General Assembly. Major topics will include same-gender marriage and the Palestine divestment question. 28 – A Look at the Good Shepherd Hospital Moderator: Dr. L. Shannon Jung In recent years our congregations has sent funds to support the hospital’s work as well as funds to purchase needed mattresses for the patients. Shannon is here to update us on what is happening at the hospital and to ell us about the outcome of their overture to the denomination for ongoing support.

PYC Schedule PYC is getting ready to start! We’ve got a busy fall planned and are looking forward to seeing everyone back in August. One big announcement to make is that we will be shifting times a little bit for PYC. We will start at 5:15 and end by 7:15 on Sunday nights. This is to help out our families who have youth in both PYC and Sunday Fellowship. Important upcoming dates are: Aug 11: MTOP worship planning 12-3 If you would like to be part of the planning for MTOP Sunday at both Danville Pres. and Trinity, come on the 11th to add your voice and creativity to this service. We will meet at Danville Pres. for Lunch and to begin planning at 12. Aug 17: MTOP Sunday @ Danville Pres and PYC begins (remember, be there at 5:15!) with fun and games. Aug 24: MTOP Sunday @ Trinity (10:30) This will also be our annual Parent’s @ PYC Sunday. We will fill all eat together and then the parents will fill out the necessary PYC forms before joining in for a game of wiffleball against the youth. Sept 7: All church Picnic!

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Sunday, August 10th, Blessing of the Backpacks. Blessings for students, teachers & parents. Kids can bring their backpacks for a special blessing during worship.

Children’s Summer Sunday School August 10, 17 &24, 9:30-10:30 am There will be a class for Pre K-K and 1-5 grade. Each week will focus on a different area of our church’s mission. How do we serve our neighbors locally, nationally, and globally?

Godly Play Sunday School

Ages 3 years to 5th Grade Sunday Mornings,

9:30 –10:30 am Beginning September 7

Come September 7 for our Open House, 9:30-9:55 am. Bring your parents and meet teachers, explore your room, and learn how Godly Play is different from other Sunday School programs. Godly Play is our Sunday School program based on an interpretation of Montessori religious education. It is more akin to spiritual direction than to what we generally think of as religious education. Children who turn 3 during the Fall are welcome to begin Godly Play in January. Teachers believe that all the children will have the best experience if children wait until they are 3 and new students all begin at the same time.

Nursery Ages Birth—4 years

Sundays, 9:30 am– 12:00 pm

Also available during the following activities: Soups on Us Saturdays, 9:30-11:30 am

Sunday Evening Fellowship, 5:00– 6:15 pm

Contact Amy Shreve to arrange childcare for other church activities, amy@presbydan.org

Mark Your Calendars: Parents’ Night Out/Kids Night In Select Fridays, 5:30pm-9:00pm

Sept. 19/Nov. 14/Feb. 20/Apr 17

Parents can enjoy a night out while the kids have a blast at church. Dinner - Movie - Crafts - Games

The nursery will be open for ages 3 and under.

Sunday Evening Fellowship 5:15-7:15 pm

Begins September 7

There is something for everyone on Sunday nights! Join us for a time of learning, growing, and fellowship.

For Children: 5-15-6:15 pm- Art & Choir -Children are divided by age into two classes

to interact with God’s word through art and children’s choir.

For Adults: 5:15-6:16 pm- Faith and Film- Watch an entire movie over several weeks and discuss

the major themes and how they relate to our faith.

For All Ages: 6:15-7:15 pm- Dinner - Bring a side dish to complete dinner. The main dish is provided by a different family each week.

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Home Builders “Dinner and Devotions” Small Groups

In its first year of existence, the Home Builders group experienced a great response to the meals and social events held on a monthly basis, and saw an explosion of participation by young adults and young families in our congregation. The group has grown so big, in fact, that Home Builders will be forming small Dinner and Devotions groups beginning this fall, and we want YOU to join us! The Home Builders Dinner and Devotions small groups will:

consist of 8-10 people meet 4 times between August and December join together for a meal and devotional discussion at each meeting have an appointed group leader to organize logistics and lead discussion be held in someone’s home

Childcare needs and arrangements will be handled by each group and their group leader. This Fall we will be

reading and discussing, “An Altar in the World” by Barbara Brown Taylor. We will look for altars everywhere we go as we learn to live with purpose, pay attention, slow down, and revere the world we live in.

We will kick off our Dinner and Devotions small groups on Sunday, August 24 at a potluck dinner at the church at 5 PM. You will meet the other members of your group, get connected with your group leader, and determine dates, location, and childcare for your four gatherings. Finally, in December we will close out the semester with an all-Home Builders chili supper and caroling!

If you would like to be a part of the Home Builders Dinner and Devotions small groups this fall, please contact Molly Boyd at mollybuckleyboyd@gmail.com or (859)494-1457, or sign up in fellowship hall by Sunday, August 17.

Home Builders seeks to foster community in the church for those individuals who are in the home-building stage of life.

Whether you are just getting started in the working world, are single, dating, married, or have young children, if you identify with this stage in life we invite you to join us for fun and fellowship.

We need your help. If you would like to serve in some capacity we invite you to contact us. Help your church to continue serving our community, help us to continue growing, and help us to maintain and expand our service to the Lord. We need workers of all ages, talents, and backgrounds. We do have a specific need for volunteers with financial or business backgrounds. Also, if you would like to suggest someone who you feel would like to help that would be welcome too. You can contact Mike Tetirick at mtetirick@gmail.com or 859-319-9382.

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Thursday, August 21 10:30 am Thursday Morning Bible Study 12:00 pm Communications and Office Administration Committee Friday, August 22 Saturday, August 23 9:00 am—3:00 pm LEADERSHIP TRAINING Sunday, August 24 8:30 am Worship with Eucharist 9:30 am Summer Sunday School for Kids 11:00 am Worship 3:00 pm Knitting Group 5:00 pm Homebuilders/Potluck 6:15 pm PYC Monday, August 25 Tuesday, August 26 Wednesday, August 27 Thursday, August 28 10:30 am Thursday Morning Bible Study 12:00 pm SALT SHAKER DEADLINE 7:00 pm Worship and Music Committee Friday, August 29 Saturday, August 30 Sunday, August 31 8:30 am Worship with Eucharist 11:00 am Worship 3:00 pm Knitting Group

6:15 pm PYC

Saturday, August 9 9:00 am Soups On Us Sunday, August 10 Cents-Ability Offering 8:30 am Worship with Eucharist 9:30 am Summer Sunday School for Kids 11:00 am Worship 2:00 pm McDowell Place Worship Service 3:00 pm Knitting Group

Monday, August 11 12:00 pm PYC Youth 6:00 pm Budget and Finance Committee 6:30 pm Youth Formation Committee Tuesday, August 12 7:00 pm SESSION MEETING Wednesday, August 13 Thursday, August 14 10:30 am Thursday Morning Bible Study Friday, August 15 Saturday, August 16 Sunday, August 17 8:30 am Worship with Eucharist 9:30 am Summer Sunday School for Kids 11:00 am Worship/Mountain T.O.P. Service 3:00 pm Knitting Group 6:15 pm PYC Monday, August 18 6:30 pm Stephen Ministry Supervision Tuesday, August 19 7:00 pm Local Mission Wednesday, August 20

Monday, September 1 Labor Day Church Office Closed 6:30 pm Stephen Minister Supervision Tuesday, September 2 Wednesday, September 3 6:00 pm Adult Choir Rehearsal/Potluck Thursday, September 4 10:30 am Thursday Morning Bible Study 6:00 pm Centre Expo Friday, September 5 Saturday, September 6 Sunday, September 7 9:30 am Godly Play Open House 10:00 am Worship with Eucharist 11:00 pm Church Picnic 3:00 pm Knitting Group 5:15 pm Sunday Evening Fellowship 5:15 pm PYC Monday, September 8 7:00 pm Deacon’s Meeting 7:00 pm Worldwide Mission Tuesday, September 9 7:00 pm SESSION MEETING Wednesday, September 10 7:00 pm Adult Choir Rehearsal Thursday, September 11 10:30 am Thursday Morning Bible Study Friday, September 12 Saturday, September 13 9:00 am Soups On Us Sunday, September 14 Cents-Ability Offering 8:30 am Worship with Eucharist 9:30 am Godly Play/Sunday School 11:00 am Worship 12:00 pm Centre Lunch 5:15 pm PYC 5:15 pm Sunday Evening Fellowship

Lay Readers for 8:30 am Worship Service 2nd Sunday: John Lacy 3rd Sunday: Dale Kihlman 4th Sunday: Becky Gash

Lay Readers for 11:00 am Worship Service August 10: Gayle Waddell August 17: Peggy Tudor August 24: Sara Egge August 31: Brenda Mitchel September 7: Joanie Lukins September 14: Youth

Elder/Deacon of the Week August 10: 8:30-Darren Peckler and Maureen Beto 11:00-Charlie Boyd and Mike Tetirick August 17: 8:30-Susan Neale and Lynn Preston 11:00-Maize Swartz and Clay Albright August 24: 8:30-Julie Rodes and John Davis 11:00-Bill Garriott and Anastasia Knight August 31: 8:30-Liz Orndorff and Maureen Beto 11:00– Amy Wilson and Jannie Nallinger

Nursery Volunteers August 10: August 17: Charlie and Molly Boyd August 24: Ruth Morrison August 31: Clay and Megan Albright Sept. 7: Robin Voss Sept. 14: Tom Quilligan

Greeters for the 11:00 Worship Services in August: August 10: Peggy Tudor August 17: Teresa Goggin August 24: Gayle Waddell August 31: Mark Hoebelheinrich

Ushers for the 8:30 am Worship Service: August 10: *Bunny Scutchfield and Nancy Gower August 24 & 31: *Scott and Jean Allen Rogers

Ushers for the 11:00 am Worship Services: August: * *Indicates Head Usher

Communion Servers for 8:30 am Worship Service: 1st Sunday: Jackie Stigall 2nd Sunday: Joe Schultz 3rd Sunday: Shan Kihlman 4th Sunday: Don or Nancy Porter

Communion Schedule August 3, 2014(Tray) Preparers: *Jim and Ann Erwin Servers: *Claire Caudill, Maureen Beto, Karl Benson, Shane Wilson, John Davis, Paula Hill, Joanie Lukins, and Steve Goggin Communion Schedule September 7, 2014 (Tray) Preparers: *Jean Harney and Judy Childress Servers: *Bill Garriott, Clay Albright, Joanie Lukins, Susan Neale, Julie Rodes, Anastasia Knight, Jannie Nallinger, and Lynn Preston

*Indicates Head Preparer and Server

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August 28, 2014 September 25, 2014

(12:00 noon) STAFF VACATIONS

Ginger Arth: Aug. 22 thru Sept. 8 Hannah McIntyre: Sept. 1 thru Sept. 8

500 West Main Street Danville, KY 40422 Email: church@presbydan.org

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500 West Main Street

Danville, KY 40422

859-236-6692

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SESSION MODERATOR: REV. JIM STEWART

CLERK: JEAN S. HARNEY ASSISTANT CLERK: BILL GARRIOTT

DIACONATE MODERATOR: ANASTASIA KNIGHT

SECRETARY: LYNN PRESTON

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

CLASS OF 2015 ROGER HARTNER

BILL NELSON

CLASS OF 2016 MARTHA BOYD

ERIC SMITH

CLASS OF 2017 LEEANNE MCCANN

ANN YOUNG

CLASS OF 2015 CLAY ALBRIGHT BILL GARRIOTT JOANIE LUKINS SUSAN NEALE JULIE RODES

CLASS OF 2016 KARL BENSON

MAUREEN BETO JOHN DAVIS

CHRIS GLIDEWELL SHANE WILSON

CLASS OF 2017 CHARLIE BOYD

JUDITH JIA LIZ ORNDORFF

DARREN PECKLER MIKE TETIRICK

Pastor Jim Stewart

CLASS OF 2015 ANASTASIA KNIGHT JANNIE NALLINGER

LYNN PRESTON AMY WILSON

CLASS OF 2016 STEVE GOGGIN

PAULA HILL CLAIRE JOHNSON GAYLE WADDELL

CLASS OF 2017 RHONDA GREEN

NANCY MARTINDALE CINDY TURCEA

MAIZIE SCHWARZ