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June 2014

UP on the Hill
Newsletter of The Hill United Presbyterian Church Butler, PA
Then everyone who calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved. Acts 2: 21
Candice Wentling (holding Piper Wentling), Brandon Wentling,
Mariah Seymour, A.J. Pagano, Jenn Nyce, and Josh Duman.
New Members Received!!
PASTORAL MINISTRY
Rev. Clark T. Sawyer


PROGRAM MINISTRY
Kathy O. Sawyer


MUSIC MINISTRY
Kathy O. Sawyer, Director of Music

Margaret E. McGuirk, Organist

Nancy Slezak, Memorial Handbell
Director and Assistant Organist


CHURCH OFFICE
Elean Heist, Administrative Assistant

Jennifer Gilliland, Financial Secretary

Lyn Goehring, Treasurer


CUSTODIANS
John D. Whittington
Bobby Jo Sullins

The Hill United
Presbyterian Church
501 Second Street
Butler, Pennsylvania 16001
724-287-5427
E-mail: hillup@zoominternet.net
www.hillup.org

10:30 A.M.Worship Service
11:30 A.M.Coffee / Fellowship Time in the Fellowship Hall
JUNE 8, 2014
Pentecost Sunday

Sermon: A Baptism Of The Holy Spirit and Fire

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Numbers 11:24-30; Acts 2: 1-21
JUNE 15, 2014
2nd Sunday after Pentecost
Fathers Day

Sermon: A Fathers Initiative

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Ephesians 6: 1-4; Matthew 1: 18-25
JUNE 22, 2014
3rd Sunday after Pentecost

Sermon: On Being Like Ones Teacher And Master

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: 1 Kings 19: 19-21 and 2 Kings 2: 9-15; Matthew 10: 24-39
JUNE 29, 2014
4th Sunday after Pentecost

Rev. Jennifer Haddox
Guest Preacher
Associate Director,
World Mission Initiative
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
SUNDAY MORNING
WORSHIP SERVICES
10:30 - 11:30 A.M.
SUNDAY
JUNE 1, 2014
7th Sunday of Easter
Lords Supper - Traditional
The Hill Youth Chorale Sings
Graduation Recognition

Sermon: And This Is Eternal Life

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Psalm 68: 1-10; John 17: 1-6, 11, 18 and 20
JUNE 2014
WORSHIP ATTENDANCE
IN APRIL AND MAY 2014
Sunday
4/6 148
Palm Sunday 4/13 152
Maundy Thursday 4/17 62
Easter 4/20 242
4/27 116
5/4 134
Mothers Day 5/11 149
5/18 120
Memorial Day 5/25 90
The wonderful blessing is that in
this country we have the
freedom to worship God in our
Lord Jesus Christ!
Let us always receive this opportunity to worship
and serve our Lord Jesus as a gift.
See you at our gatherings for worship, study,
fellowship, service, and outreach!
Session Highlights
May 12, 2014
The following motions were approved by Session from the
following Committees:
From Worship and Discipleship:
To approve the baptism of Piper Cristine Wentling,
daughter of Brandon and Candice Wentling, born January 27,
2014 at Wet Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA. The date is to
be determined.
From Stewardship and Mission Support:
1. That the Pentecost Offering be divided, 40% to Dunbar
Center and 60% to Presbyterian Church U.S.A.
2. Transfer all remaining money in account 350.212 MM
Hazelet Estate Fund, after the Brady Street steps are
repaired to account 310.151 New Covenant Funds
Emergency Repair Fund. This will allow us to close a
special checking account set up specifically for this
money.
From Administration:
Concrete work - that the committee be authorized to
purchase and have installed new powder-coated aluminum
railings for the stairs (estimated cost $3,000), a new lamp
fixture, and any necessary landscaping to restore the area
beside the new stairs. Gutter repair - that the church enter
into a contract with Standard Insulating to perform gutter
work for a cost of $20,100.
Clark Sawyer
Moderator
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Members and Friends of the Hill
United Presbyterian Church:

It may be that once upon a time you heard the
phrase Once saved, always saved! This speaks
about the eternal security and safety of the
believer in Jesus Christ.

While I believe this I also think that sometimes
it is used too flippantly.

I want to suggest five factors that can
encourage us to be eternally secure in Jesus
Christ.

1. The atonement on the cross that Christ Jesus
died once for all time and for all people to
completely pay for our sins.

The iniquity of us all was laid upon Him.

2. The nature of sin is so rampant in our lives that
no one can say I have not sinned in thought,
word or deed today.

It is only in Jesus that by His stripes we are
made whole.

3. The nature of the experience of salvation tells
us that we are, by Gods grace, drawn to Jesus
who is the way, the truth and the life, no one
coming to the Father except through Him.

4. Once we come to salvation in Jesus, the
ministry of the Holy Spirit comes to live and
abide in us always so as to be our Guide, our
Teacher and our Helper. The Holy Spirit helps
us grow in the Fruit and Gifts of the Spirit.

5. Finally, Johns Gospel tells us that Jesus is our
Intercessor and Advocate praying for us and
advocating in us.

Please thank God for Gods provision for our
eternal security and safety in Jesus Christ, telling
other people about your eternal security as well!
Pastor Clark
Rev. Clark T. Sawyer
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Receipts and Disbursements
FOR MONTH ENDING APRIL 30, 2014
Actual Budget
Variance
Favorable
(Unfavorable)
Receipts
Envelope **
Offerings $67,900 $73,667 ($5,767)
Other Offerings
& Receipts 63,917 39,234 24,683
Total Receipts 131,817 112,901 18,916
Disbursements
Personnel 66,371 67,928 1,557
Buildings &
Grounds 16,077 13,233 (2,844)
Capital
Improvements 4,165 0 (4,165)
Office
Operations 3,050 3,167 117
Stewardship 4,304 4,333 29
Mission Support 3,533 7,507 3,974
Christian
Education 4,453 5,667 1,214
Nurture 967 1,933 966
Worship 7,062 3,733 (3,329)
Discipleship 18,800 5,400 (13,400)
Total
Disbursements 128,782 112,901 (15,881)
Net of Receipts
over
Disbursements 3,035 0 3,035
Fund Balance
Unrestricted (Deficit) ($16,887)
Designated 25,374
Total General Fund 8,487
The above amounts represent the 2014 financial
transactions in the general operating fund. This
summary does not include any of the special and
endowment funds.

You may help the work of the Lord and your Hill
family of faith by staying current on the payment of
your tithes and offerings. Our ministries, programs
and mission commitments go on throughout the year
regardless of the season.
The next newsletter deadline is JUNE 15, 2014!
Hill U.P. Prayer List

Would you like to receive our weekly prayer list
by email? If this is something you are interested in
receiving, please send an email to Elean Heist at our
church office email hillup@zoominternet.net asking
to be added to the weekly prayer email list.

Do you have a person or persons that you would
like added to our weekly prayer list? You can also
email the information to Elean Heist at our church
office email hillup@zoominternet.net to have them
added.

Please be sure to have your emails sent in by 2:00
p.m. on Thursdays each week to be
included in the weekly prayer list. If you
have any questions, please feel free to
contact Elean.
BIBLE READING S FOR JUNE
Financial
Summary
Morning Evening
1 II. Ch. 15, 16 John 12: 27-50
2 II. Ch. 17, 18 John 13:1-20
3 II. Ch. 19, 20 John 13: 21-38
4 II. Ch. 21, 22 John 14
5 II. Ch. 23, 24 John 15
6 II. Ch. 25, 26, 27 John 16
7 II. Ch. 28, 29 John 17
8 II. Ch. 30, 31 John 18: 1-18
9 II. Ch. 32, 33 John 18: 19-40
10 II. Ch. 34, 35, 36 John 19: 1-22
11 Ezra 1, 2 John 19: 23-42
12 Ezra 3, 4, 5 John 20
13 Ezra 6, 7, 8 John 21
14 Ezra 9, 10 Acts 1
15 Neh. 1, 2. 3 Acts 2: 1-21
16 Neh. 4, 5, 6 Acts 2: 22-47
17 Neh. 7, 8, 9 Acts 3
18 Neh. 10, 11 Acts 4: 1-22
19 Neh. 12, 13 Acts 4: 23-37
20 Esth. 1, 2 Acts 5: 1-21
21 Esth. 3, 4, 5 Acts 5: 22-42
22 Esth. 6, 7, 8 Acts 6
23 Esth. 9, 10 Acts 7: 1-21
24 Job 1, 2 Acts 7: 22-43
25 Job 3, 4 Acts 7: 44-60
26 Job 5, 6, 7 Acts 8: 1-25
27 Job 8, 9, 10 Acts 8: 26-40
28 Job 11, 12, 13 Acts 9: 1-21
29 Job 14, 15, 16 Acts 9: 22-43
30 Job 17, 18, 19 Acts 10: 1-23
GHANA MISSION TASK FORCE REPORT

Notice the accompanying page with the list of 40 Ghanaian students.
We request that you put this page in a prominent place in your home to
remind you to pray for our students and to consider a financial gift to the
scholarship fund.

One of the recent scholarship beneficiaries sent the following e-mail information dated
March 20, 2014. She is affiliated with the Bubiashie congregation.
Emelia Opare, born May 8
th
, 1998, attends Mawuli Senior High School at Ho in the Volta Region and hopes
to eventually have a career in journalism. She was an abandoned child and wishes to become a benefactor to
many neglected and less privileged children and to also become a child activist in the future. Emelia has one sister
and lives with her grandfather, Joseph, the Bubiashie Catechist. She thanks us for our continuous sponsorship
to help her achieve her ambition. Her e-mail is:: opareemelia@gmail.com.

The following two students are from the Odorkor church and are twins and describe
themselves.
Rosemary Obour, is 18 years old, fair in complexion, about 1.6 meters tall and slim. She is a Christian. She
is at Level 100 at the University of Ghana in Business Administration. There are 700 students in her class.
Rosemary likes writing stories and poems. She is a member of the tourism club. She lives at home with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Obour, in Anyaa a suburb of Accra. Her family consists of eight; five girls and a boy
and her parents; her dad being a retired banker and her mom a trader. The oldest sibling is a police officer and
the rest are in school.

Rosemond Obour, is 18 years old, fair, about 1.6 meters tall and slim. She is a Christian. She is at Level 100
at the University of Ghana studying Food Processing Engineering. She also likes writing stories and poems as
well as reading. There are more than 400 students in her class. She and her sister commute from home and
Rosemond says that the courses take most of her time. Rosemond and Rosemary are the third born children in
the family.

Please keep the Bubiashie District churches, Bernard Daddy, chairperson of the Bubiashie
Scholarship Committee, as well as the students in your prayers.

James Ihlenfeld for the Ghana Mission Task Force
MAD Camp will be presenting "Fiddler on the Roof" (JR) this
summer - dates are July 20-27. The show will be presented
on Saturday, July 26 at 6pm and Sunday, July 27 at 10:30am.
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On the following page is the list of Ghanaian students that want to be considered for a schol-
arship. KEEP THIS LIST ON YOUR BULLETIN BOARD OR REFRIGERATOR.
PRAY FOR THESE YOUNG GHANAIAN STUDENTS. PRAY FOR YOURSELF TO
BECOME INVOLVED AND TO SUPPORT THE FUNDING OF THIS MISSION
OF EDUCATION FOR GHANA. EDUCATION IS THE KEY TO THE FUTURE OF
THESE YOUNG WOMEN AND TO THEIR SERVING JESUS IN WAYS AS YET UN-
DISCOVERED.
No Name
Church in
District
Age Institution
1. Joana Kpelly Bubuashie 16 Mawuli Senior High School, 1
st
year student
2. Emelia Opare Bubuashie - Mawuli Senior High School, 1
st
year student
3. Eyram Daddy Bubuashie 18 University of Professional Studies, 1
st
year student
4. Agnes Atakro Bubuashie - Trinity Theological Seminary Student
5. Lena Nevame Akude Ntumi Bubuashie 15
EPC Mawuko Girls Senior High School, 1
st
year stu-
dent
6. Jasmine Selase Amekortu Bubuashie 19 University of Cape Coast, 1
st
year student
7. Agnes Adzam Bubuashie -
Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education, Amed-
zofe, 2
nd
year student
8. Exornam Daddy Bubuashie - Achimota Senior High School, 2
nd
year student
9. Adelaide Korda Bubuashie -
Presbyterian Womens College of Education, Aburi, 1
st

year student
10. Portia Selorm Dzamvivie Bubuashie - University of Education, Winneba, 3
rd
year student
11. Charity Mawufemor Asuo Bubuashie 16 Accra Wesley Girls High School, 2
nd
year student
12. Joyce Frempomaa-Danquah Bubuashie 18 University of Ghana, Legon, 1
st
year student
13. Celestine Mawuena Addy Bubuashie - EPC Mawuko Senior High School, 3
rd
year student
14. Agnes Agbebo Bubuashie -
St. Stephens Presbyterian Senior High School, 1
st
year
student
15. Matilda Stella Ayesu Bubuashie 18
Catholic University College of Ghana, Fiapre, 1
st
year
student
16. Eva Afua Pewudie-Ansah Bubuashie 15 Methodist Girls high School, 1
st
student
17. Edith Dzifa Dumoga Bubuashie 15 OLA Senior High School, 1
st
year student
18. Vera Kpofor Awanyo Bubuashie 15
E.P. Church Mawuko Girls Senior High School, 1
st
year
student
19. Irene Adzo Kamasah Bubuashie 21 University of Professional Studies, 2
nd
year student
20.
Charlotte Yayera Yawa Ku-
mavie
Bubuashie -
Methodist Girls High School, Mamfie Akuapim, 1
st

year student
21. Abigail Amenudzi Tsokome-Bortianor - Ashiaman Senior High School, 1
st
year student
22. Delali Geyevu Tsokome-Bortianor 18 Keta Business Senior High School, 2
nd
year student
23. Anita Nyalemegbe Tsokome-Bortianor 21
Navrongo community Health Nurses Training College,
1
st
year student
24. Rosemary Obour Odorkor/Official Town - University of Ghana, Legon
25. Rosemond Obour Odorkor/Official Town - University of Ghana, Legon
26. Delphina Obour Odorkor/Official Town - University of Ghana, Legon
27. Esther Amewu Odorkor/Official Town - Hohoe E.P. Senior High School
28. Mavis Yawa Dake Odorkor/Official Town 21 Global Institute of Aviation
29. Janet Adzobor Odorkor/Official Town - Presbyterian Senior High School, 3
rd
year student
30. Peace Emefa Xonu Odorkor/Official Town - Manya Krobo Senior High School, 1
st
year student
31. Abigail Adjo Sika Guenou Odorkor/Official Town 14 Ngleshi Amanfro Senior High School, 1
st
year student
32. Kate Kpettah Odorkor/Official Town - OLA Senior High School, 1
st
year student
33. Yawa Priscilla Ganagodo Darkuman -
S.D.A. Senior High School, Akyem Sekyere, 1
st
year
student
34. Josephine Asafo Adjei Darkuman - Kwanyako Senior High School, 2
nd
year student
35. Ivy Mawusi Abena Danyo Darkuman - University of Ghana, Legon, 2
nd
year student
36. Paulina Akuamoah Boateng Darkuman 27 University of Professional Studies
37. Vania Akpene Tamakloe Darkuman -
Ofori Panin Senior High School, Kukurantumi, 2
nd
year
student
38. Helena Ocloo Tettegu 20
Christian Methodist Senior High School, 2
nd
year stu-
dent
39. Georgina Agego Tettegu 21 Adidome Senior High School
40. Makafui Akar Tettegu 15 Peki Senior High School
BUBUASHIE E.P. CHURCH SCHOLARSHIPS COMMITTEE

List of Scholarship Applicants in all the Churches within the District for 2013/2014
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PER CAPITA

Per Capita (about that blue envelope in
your box of weekly offering envelopes).
In case you are wondering what the blue
envelope near the beginning of your 2014
offering envelope box is for, you are not
the only one. Per Capita is the
assessment each congregation pays for each church member
recorded on their membership rolls. It is assessed by our
denomination (Presbyterian Church, U.S.A.) to cover the
required administrative expenses to operate the Presbytery,
Synod and General Assembly offices of each judicatory.
These expenses are $34.22 per member for 2014. Since the
Per Capita is included in calculating our operating budget,
not everyone contributes extra to this source. Others prefer
to do so in order to help ease a little of the financial burden
that this places upon the church budget. A little extra
giving does make a difference when our congregations total
Per Capita assessment is $12,114.00. Even if you are not
led to give the entire $34.22, any amount toward the Per
Capita would be appreciated. Thank you to those who
choose to help.

As of 5/16/14, we have received $4,009.46 toward the
$12,114.00 total Per Capita.

Blessings In Christ,
The Stewardship and Mission Support Committee
PENTECOST OFFERING

The Pentecost Offering will be
received the last two weekends
of May and the first two
weekends of June culminating with the celebration of
Pentecost on June 8, 2014.

The offering is for four areas of ministry:

40% of the offering is kept by our local Church for
use on behalf of children at risk.

10% of the offering will support General Assembly
Child Advocacy ministries.

25% of the offering supports General Assembly
ministries with youth.

25% supports young adult volunteer opportunities to
serve Jesus Christ in the United States and overseas.

As God leads you, please consider giving to the
Pentecost offering. Our goal for this year is $800.00.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING GRADUATES!

Butler Area Senior High School:
Nancy Birckbichler attending LaRoche College and majoring in English Education
Allison Huff
Keely Mohn attending Westminster College and majoring in Music Education/Voice
Paige Schreffler

Slippery Rock University:
Josh Duman, Music Education/Voice
Jenn Nyce, Music/Voice Performance
A.J. Pagano, Music Education/Voice
Mariah Seymour, Music Education/Voice

Emili Evans, daughter of Louise and Bill Evans, received her PhD. in Philosophy in May from Georgetown University,
Washington D.C. She currently lives in Grafton, Massachusetts with her husband, Dan Finnegan.

Ashley N. King, graduating June 1st from L.E.C.O.M. School of Pharmacy and has accepted a Post-Graduate Residency at Erie
V.A. Hospital.

Erin M. King, graduated May 2013 from Butler County Community College R.N. Nursing Program and is employed at Clarion
Hospital as an R.N.

Kristen Lentz-Schooley graduated from Geneva College, Bachelor of Science in Organizational Development. Kristen is
working at Butler County Community College as the Continuing adult Education Secretary.

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Nancy
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Declan
Graham
Diane and Dave
Olenic
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Team
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Chad
Provident
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