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November 21, 2006

Music & Fellowship at FPC

The Alleluia Singers, Cherub Choir, and Handbell Choir will present a Christmas Celebration on our final Wednesday evening of the year following the fellowship dinner. The Children’s Choirs will present various carols and readings telling of the Nativity.

 

At the conclusion of the December 13 Christmas Celebration, there will be a brief party/reception for all of our music ensemble participants and their families. The children will be able to spend their “music bucks” that they have been earning over the semester during children’s choir. If you are interested in helping with food, drinks, and other party goods, contact Jeremy Jones at the church or at home 252-758-9004. Your help would be greatly appreciated!

 

 

We have several great musical opportunities to share with our church members, family, friends, and surrounding community members. You are all encouraged to attend and invite others to see Handel’s Messiah as well as the Christmas Celebration presented by our Children’s Choirs to enjoy the gift that God has given us in music. Hope to see you there!

 


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November 12, 2006

Men's Breakfast Fellowship

We will be hosting Nash County Sheriff Dick Jenkins as our guest speaker and hope that you will be in attendance.

Join us Tuesday, November 14th, 7:30am.  Contact the Church Office for information.


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Wednesday Evening Fellowship

The menu is Chili, Salad, Bread and Dessert.

Join us November 15th, 6:00pm. 

Reservations are needed by Monday November 13, Contact the Church Office.


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October 22, 2006

Stewardship Luncheon and Fair

All are invited to attend next Sunday, October 29 immediately following worship.

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Wednesday Evening Fellowship

"Grill Night"  6pm - 7:30pm Wednesday, October 25.
Reservations are needed by Monday, October 23. 


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October 15, 2006

Wednesday Evening Fellowship

Wednesday, October 18 6pm - 7:30
Team 4 will be preparing Taco Fiesta, Tacos, Taco Salad, Mexican Rice and dessert.

Reservations Needed by Monday October 16


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September 24, 2006

Wednesday Evening Fellowship

Wednesday, September 27th 6 - 7:30

The menu will be burgers and hot dogs from the grill. Attendees are asked to bring a side dish or dessert.

Reservation accepted as late as Monday, 9-25.


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September 17, 2006

Wednesday Evening Fellowship

Wednesday Evening, September 20th, 6pm - 7:30pm.

Team 1 will be preparing a meal of spaghetti, salad, bread and dessert.

Rsvp by Monday September 18th if you are planning to attend.


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September 13, 2006

Wednesday Evening Fellowship Begins

  We will begin our Wednesday Evening Fellowship with a potluck dinner at 6:00 p.m. on September 13th. We will be trying something new this fall with the menu.   

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September 01, 2006

Rally Day 2006

Rally Day

Once again our church family will come together to celebrate the start of a new Sunday School year!! Hand in hand, we will think about how we will let our “faith shine through” as we take care of what God has created and given to us.
The fun begins at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, September 10th in Lacy Hall. Join us for breakfast snacks and drinks. There will be something “yummy” for all ages to enjoy.
Our wonderful choir will lead us in some favorite hymns. Also sharing their musical gifts will be some of our young children.
Afterwards we will go to our appropriate Sunday school rooms. We will meet our teachers and begin our new lesson series.
Come to the courtyard after Sunday school.  Our RALLY DAY events will continue there!!
 


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February 14, 2006

Youth Notes

The Middle School and Senior High youth groups have been quite busy over the past few weeks.

The Senior High Youth Group helped to answer a small family’s Christmas wishes through a service project involving the Bassett Center. The Senior Highs got together at a local discount center, made out lists and shopped diligently for requested items. Using their own money, they picked out presents designed to help the family with their wants and needs. The group wrapped the presents and presented them to the Basset Center for distribution.

The Middle School Youth Group worked with The Tar River Mental Health Association in their annual Operation Santa Claus campaign. The group wrapped presents, sent cards, sorted donations and had fun at the same time. Their work benefits the residents of mental health agencies in the area. The group was so hard-working and efficient that the staff of TRMHA had to scramble to keep them busy. Much was accomplished in just a few hours.

Both groups, out of a sense of appreciation, found ways to give back to the congregation. Members of the Middle School group designed and made Christmas cards for members of the church. Members of the Senior High group served refreshments to attendees of the Longest Night service that was held in our sanctuary.

The church was well represented by the members of both youth groups as they participated in the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign. On the last night of the drive youth group members, their advisors and their parents were stationed at both entrances of Harris Teeter to collect donations. It was cold, but over twenty-five willing volunteers braved the elements to help those in need. It was a great night. Many thanks to the congregation for supporting our youth and this great cause.

Both groups, having done a lot to help others, took time to celebrate the season with each other. The Middle School group’s Christmas party included great food and an entertaining “white elephant” gift exchange. The Senior High group celebrated with a home-cooked meal and a time of reflection on the year and the meaning of Christmas.

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September 07, 2005

Rally Day @ First Presbyterian

Rally Day is the first day of the new Christian Education year at First Presbyterian Church.

It is the day we "rally" together to share our excitement and enthusiasm for a new year of learning and growing in discipleship. Church school classes begin for all ages and we become re-acquainted with each other after the long summer months. Rally Day at FPC is traditionally held on the first Sunday after Labor Day, which this year falls on September 11th.

This Rally Day is extra special as we celebrate the arrival of a new curriculum for preschool through fifth graders. "We Believe" is a curriculum written by and for Presbyterians and has been well-received across the country. On August 22nd, our teachers attended a special workshop that featured this new curriculum and all it has to offer our church. We are excited to be able to offer this curriculum as part of our overall ministry to children at First Presbyterian.

We would like to say a special word of thanks to our Church school teachers and substitutes for the preschool to fifth grade classes. All Sunday school classes are held in the Educational Building. Classroom numbers and teachers for the 05-06 year are as follows:

Crib Nursery
Charity Lodge and volunteers
Downstairs Room #108

Three and Four Year Olds
Donna Batchelor and Annie Daughtridge
Subs: Donna Brown, Christy Outlaw, Jennifer Schrimper, Dionne Seale, and Bobbie Smith
Downstairs Room #110

Kindergarten and First Grade
Anne Mosley and Becky MurraySubs: Sally Adams, Tiffany Barnes, Valerie Roberson and Lynn Warner -
Upstairs Room #201

Second and Third Grades
Beth Turnage and Jeff HerrinSubs: Kate Tharin and Melanie Park
Upstairs Room #202

Fourth and Fifth Grades Clif Hayworth and Julia BrownSub: Tricia Vestal
Upstairs Room #203

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