A Union of Second and Denbigh Presbyterian Churches

Denbigh United Denbigh United Denbigh United

Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church
Denbigh Campus
302 Denbigh Blvd.
Newport News, VA 23608
(757) 877-2048
(757) 898-1076 (Fax)
(757) 898-1043 (Preschool)
www.denbighpres.org
session@denbighpres.org

Second Campus
201 Menchville Road
Newport News, VA 23602

Rally Day 1
Worship/Session News 2
Adult Education 3
Outreach 4-7
Fellowship/Stewardship 8
Childrens/Youth Ministry 9-12
Congregational Care 13
Birthday/Anniversary 14
September Sunday
Volunteer Schedule
15
September Calendar 16

Inside This Issue
September 2014

Rally Day
Sunday School Promotion Rally Day
will be held on September 7. The theme
is Celebrate Son-day School! All chil-
dren, youth, adults and Sunday School
Teachers are to meet in the sanctuary at
9:30 a. m.
10 Reasons
to bring your child to Sunday School
While sleeping late can be nice, have you considered the benefits of
Sunday School attendance for your child? Here are 10 reasons to
make it a priority in your family.
1. Age Targeted Teaching: Where else can your kids get Biblical instruction
thats focused toward their developmental abilities?
2. Friends: In Sunday School, your child will build positive
friendships with their peers by discovering Gods word together.
3. Its Fun: Sunday School is not Disney Land, but our teachers do work hard
to teach the Bible in ways that are relevant and fun for kids.
4. Spiritual Mentors: A dedicated teacher can be a Christian role model who
supports you and helps inspire the faith of your child.
5. Systematic Bible Learning: Our curriculum is designed to give a broad
foundation, so children will understand how all of the parts of Scripture
point to Christ.
6. Praying Teachers: Our teachers consistently pray for your childs faith to
grow. Coming to Sunday School gives another occasion for God to answer
those requests.
7. Big Reward For a Small Investment: If youre already coming to church,
just come a little earlier. That one change will equal over 800 hours of
additional Christian teaching before your child graduates.
8. Send the Right Message: Making Sunday School a priority shows your
kids that Gods Word really does matter more than pillow-time
9. Adult Bible Fellowship: While the children enjoy their class, you can
fellowship with other adults in your own Bible Study Group.
10. Youll Be On Time: Families who come to Sunday School always get to
worship on time. Its the easiest way to avoid being late!





Our Church Staff

Pastor
The Reverend Deborah Dail

Ministerial Assistant
Rusty Norton

Director of Childrens and
Youth Ministries
Liz Marshall

Director of Music Ministries
Jane Martin

Accompanist
Al Buchanan

Administrative Assistant
Jane Martin

Sexton Team
Mark and June Tessarolo
Nick and Lauren Tessarolo

Preschool Director
Tammy Castagna

Nursery Coordinator
Alicia Lewis

Treasurer
Lorena Riely
Church Record Active Membership (500 as of August 2014)






Celebration of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
Please join us in celebrating the Lords Supper on Sunday,
September 7. Please prayerfully prepare for the celebration
of the Lords Supper.
Approved treasurers' reports for Denbigh United Pres-
byterian Church and Preschool.

Approved minutes of the stated session meeting for July
8, 2014.

Accepted with regret the resignations of John McLeod
as Clerk of Session and Gail McLeod as Assistant Treas-
urer, effective August 31, 2014. The McLeods are mov-
ing to North Carolina.

Elected Don Bickhart Clerk of Session effective Sep-
tember 1, 2014 for the remainder of 2014.

Approved recommendation of the Stewardship Commit-
tee to designate 25 percent of the Peacemaking Offering
to the Newport News Youth Challenge. The Peacemak-
ing Offering will be collected on October 5.

Appointed an ad hoc committee of Joe Bender, Terry
Harrison, Kristi Spivey and Bob Young to explore fur-
ther the request by St. Mary Coptic Orthodox Church to
use our facilities (Second Presbyterian and DUPC) and
to provide a recommendation to the Session.
Attendance 6/29 7/6 7/13 7/20 7/27 8/3 8/10 8/17 8/24
Worship 279 170 134 159 175 150 167 150 179
Nurseries 7 9 7 9 4 6 6 4 8
Sunday School 20 44 41 36 44 41 39 35 45


Are You Looking for a Circle of Friends? A Small Group May Be the Answer.
Here at Denbigh United we have several Small Groups and are eager to start more. A Small
Group is a group of 6-12 people who meet weekly or every other week for Bible study/discussion,
prayer, fellowship and service. Deep and abiding friendships can grow in these groups as believers
study Gods Word and support one another.
Our existing groups are listed below. If you are interested in an existing group or in being a
part of a new group, please contact Deborah Dail or Tim Jacoby.

Sunday evenings (every other week) from 6:30-8 p.m. This group meets at the church and
childcare is provided. The facilitator is Kristi Spivey, and the group is currently studying
Managing Life. For information, call Kristi at (757) 814-9538.

Sunday evenings (every other week) from 5:30-7:30 p.m. In September, the group meets
September 14 and 28. This group discusses state, national and world current events in the
context of the Presbyterian faith. This group meets at the home of Dale and Keith Pennell.
For more information, contact Dale Pennell at (757) 303-7762.

Monday evenings (every week) at 7:30 p.m. This group meets at the home of Tim and
Debbie Jacoby. The group is discussing Whats So Amazing About Grace? For more
information, contact Tim Jacoby at (412) 720-4808.
Adult I Sunday School Class
The fall quarter begins September 7 at 9:15 in the Conference Room. Jay
Dunn will be teaching this class. Hope will be our study theme with readings
in Jeremiah, Habakkuk, Psalms, Job, Ezekiel, and Isaiah. All adults interested
in Bible study are welcome to come.


Ladies Discussion Group
This group is studying Spiritual Discipline. If you are interested in joining us,
please contact Amy Schmidt at ahschmidt50@yahoo.com. This class meets at
9:15 on Sunday mornings in the Parlor.
Living as a Committed Christian in the
Kingdom in the 21st Century Class
The Discussion Group on Living as a Committed Christian in the 21st Cen-
tury led by Mike Langrehr continues to meet in the Library. No books, no
reading, just a discussion of local and world events from a Christian perspec-
tive.



If we bring just one food item every
Sunday. . .
Some suggestions for THRIVEs pantry:
Canned
Meat
Peanut butter
Fruit Jelly/Jam
Cereal Crackers
Cookies
Gravy Dry or canned Potatoes
Beans
Peas
Corn
Canned meals (stew, ravioli,
etc.)
Rice Dry milk (individual pkgs.)
Jello or
Pudding
Stuffing mix
Food items should be
canned/boxed/non-perishable

. . . the shelves would
never be bare.
THRIVE Peninsula formerly
D.U.C.O. (Denbigh United Christian
Outreach) is in critical need of food
supplies. Each week the need is
greater than the week before. We
thank you in advance for all of your
support. You may bring your food do-
nations to church and place them on
the kitchen counter where they are
picked up and taken to D.U.C.O. each
week.
JUST A
REMINDER

Articles for the October Digest are due in
the office by 9:00 a.m. on Monday, Sep-
tember 22. Any announcement you wish
to have in the Sunday bulletin must be
called in, emailed, or delivered to the of-
fice by noon on Thursdays with the ex-
ception of the summer months (June,
July and August) when the deadline will
be Wednesdays at noon.
THANK YOU !
Did you miss a recent Sunday at church and
wish you could go back and hear the sermon, or
maybe you were there and are just trying to
remember what was said? Well fear not, you are
in luck! Just go to our website
www.denbighpres.org, look on the left side for
2014 Sermons, and find the Sunday you may
have missed. There are both audio and text
versions for most sermons, which you can
download or stream online. Also, a full
recording of the entire service can be obtained if
you make a request through the church office.
Older sermons are archived and can also be
made available if you are looking for a particular
one as well.


S.H.A.R.E. Dates for September and October
September 2014 S.H.A.R.E. orders will be placed the week of September
8-12. The September orders will be distributed in the Narthex area of
Denbigh United Presbyterian Church on Saturday, September 27 from
7:00-7:30 AM. All orders must be picked up by 7:30 AM on the
distribution date. Volunteers cannot be held responsible for orders which
are not picked up.

October 2014 S.H.A.R.E. orders will be placed the week of October 6-10.
The October orders will be distributed in the Narthex area of Denbigh
United Presbyterian Church on Saturday, October 25 from 7:00-7:30 AM.
All orders must be picked up by 7:30 AM on the distribution date. Volun-
teers cannot be held responsible for orders which are not picked up.
The Prime Timers will work at the Food
Bank on Saturday, September 27. Please
contact Terry Hall for additional informa-
tion.
The 2014 Food Bank Volunteer Schedule is now posted on the bulletin board near the kitchen
counter. Please make note of when your group (e.g., PrimeTimers, Youth, etc.) is scheduled.
Thank you to Ken Bowers for developing the schedule again this year.
As some of you may know, DUPC conducts a Monday morning worship service at The Gardens
at Warwick Forest four times a year. Please join us on September 29 at 10:00 a.m. for the next
services. The Gardens is a Riverside Hospital continuing care facility. Depending on their physi-
cal condition, those in residence may attend the chapel service or watch the live televised program
from the comfort of their rooms. This month, over twenty DUPC members participated in the
worship service as greeters, in singing, as comforters, and in general support of this outreach. It
is a true blessing to see the impact we have on those who may not otherwise have a worship ex-
perience. Are you interested in helping? Participation in this rewarding effort is made easy.
Come and sing, greet, pass out bulletins, or act as a worship leader. For information, please call
Rusty Norton at 757-814-1091 (C) or send an email to rustynorton@denbighpres.org.
Blessings to all, Rusty
The Gardens at Warwick Forest


Feed the Hungry, Feed your Soul
Savor the Arts 2014 promises to be an audacious, authentic, original artful event! On
September 6, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Woman's Club of Newport News (461 J.
Clyde Morris Boulevard, NN), mingle with a select group of artisans presenting their
original works of art for your viewing and purchasing pleasure. In lieu of an admission
charge, the sponsor invites you to share your bounty by bringing canned goods to sup-
port area food banks. Feed your soul by attending this creative event while simultane-
ously helping THRIVE Peninsula feed our neighbors in need via its pantry ministry.
Questions? Contact Shirlie Anson, 757-874-1746, or Verni Saunders, 757-3923. Thanks
for your support!
Music Ministry
Chancel Choir will resume on September 10, 2014 from 7:00 8:30 p. m. We are
looking for any and all singers from high school and up (there is no limit to up!). The
Chancel Choir provides music for worship services from September through June.
On September 17, Hand Bells will begin. On the 17
th
, Chancel Choir will run from
7:00 8:00 p. m. and Hand Bell practice will run from 8:10 8:45. Join us as we
make a joyful noise!
Distribution of Second Presbyterian Church Contents
When SPC and DPC merged to become DUPC we were charged with the task of emptying out SPC.
We put considerable thought and prayer into deciding the best methods of distributing the contents of
our church. With the approval of our Session, this is how we proceeded.

We prepared a list of historical artifacts and memorabilia we would like to transfer to DUPC.
This was accomplished with the aid of the aesthetics task force.
We met with various DPC committees to decide which items could be used at DUPC.
We offered members of SPC the opportunity to acquire items not moved to DUPC. Written
requests were submitted. Members were asked to make a donation to DUPC when they
acquired an item.
We met with Bruce Robinson who marked items that he would like to see moved to Haiti.
Those that were not needed at DUPC or chosen by SPC members were set aside to be sent
later to Haiti.
Some items were needed by local groups and charities, such as Thrive Peninsula. These were
distributed before the yard sale.
The remaining items plus items donated by church members were sold at a yard sale on July
26
th
. The profits, $2,740.43, were placed in DUPCs Operating Fund.
All remaining items were picked up by the Boys & Girls Club Thrift Store.
We thank all those who have helped in this process. We strove to make the best decisions for all indi-
viduals and groups. Many individuals from both DPC and SPC worked many hours behind the
scenes. It is with great sadness that we leave our church, but we are grateful for the warm reception
in our new church.
Janet Morrison Terry Harrison


CHURCH BUDGET

Actual Year to Date July 31, 2014

Total Income $ 269,761.46
Total Expenses $ 246,417.05
Net Difference $ 23,344.41
The Session has approved raising funds to purchase a
van or bus. This vehicle will allow us to more
efficiently transport children and adults to all Church
events and provide a way for youth, seniors and
others to travel to activities and service
opportunities. If you would like to contribute,
designate your check Church Vehicle Fund. If you
would like to help with fund-raising, contact Verni
Saunders at 874-3923 or itsveryverni@gmail.net.

Haiti Trip A
Blessing
If you have donations of coats, sweaters, clothes,
furniture, etc., please consider donating them to
LINK or PORT or others in need. Please remem-
ber the Homeless Shelters are always in need of
new white socks (all sizes), travel-sized toiletries,
blankets, coats and more. If you can donate items
please notify Joe Bender at 757-969-1365 to set
up a time to meet at Denbigh United and he will
gladly take the donated items to where they will
do the most good.
Our 2014 Haiti Mission Team re-
turned safely on July 21. While in Haiti,
our six-member team of Sandi Mu-
rawski, Dawn Moss, Vicky White, Ma-
son Murawski, Anneliese Collins and
Deborah Dail led two Bible Camps at
Myet and Raymond. A total of 18 chil-
dren professed faith in Christ at the Bi-
ble camps. Thanks to the generosity of
the DUPC family, all the children at
both Bible Camps received breakfast
and lunch each day of the camp. Ap-
proximately 120 children, plus helpers,
received the nutritional meals.
Thank you for supporting the
team financially and prayerfully. The
team members will share their experi-
ences in an upcoming worship service.


Looking ahead:
September 18, Thursday, 4:00 PM Picnic at Riverview Park on Menchville Road. Come early and
walk the trails. We will eat at 5 oclock. Reservations will be taken September 7 and 14. Cost is $3.00 per
person and bring a side dish

September 27, 5:30 AM Volunteer at Peninsula Foodbank

October 21, 12:00 noon Luncheon in fellowship room and music provided by The Chesapeake Chorus
November 9, 2:00 PM Pianist Bob Milne at Williamsburg Players Theater. After the performance
there will be a dessert and meet time in the lobby. Tickets are $25.00 each and reservations will be
taken August 31 and September 7. The website is www.williamsburgplayers.org/wpevents.

Worship On the Lawn
Worship on the Lawn will be Sunday September 14. Weather permitting we will hold our
worship service outside on the lawn at 10:30 a.m. with a covered dish lunch immediately
following. Please bring a main dish and one other side dish to share. Beverages will be
provided. In the event of bad weather we will move everything inside. We look forward
to worship and fellowship outside in the beautiful fall weather!
Patriotic Festival
On Saturday, September 13, we will have our first Patriotic Festival as Denbigh
United Presbyterian Church. Come join us in the sanctuary for a program honor-
ing this great country we live in. Immediately following, we will join together for
some fried chicken and apple pie . Please bring a side dish and beverages will be
provided .

The Prime Timers provided dinner for 30 Lackey Free Clinic volunteers on August 14.
Thank you to all who supplied food and others for the money to buy some of the items.
Enough money was collected to also donate seven $10.00 gas cards to the clinic. Some of
their clients dont have gas money to get to the clinic. Much appreciation to Janet and
Bill Morrison and Peggy and Don Harvey for buying, picking up, heating and delivering
the meal to the clinic!


Our Summer Outreach Ministry began on June 30 and ended August 29. On
Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week, our team ministered to 2025 chil-
dren by having reading and math enrichment classes, recreation, life lessons, and
field trips. Each day the children received a healthy lunch here at church and a bag
lunch to take home for the following day. Our Summer Outreach Ministry team
would like to thank all of our wonderful volunteers who tutored, provided leader-
ship to children, transported the children to and from church, prepared lunches
served here and the bag lunches. We know that the lessons learned in our ministry
will help to carry our children successfully through the coming school year.
Local Mission Outreach Families & Pauls Ministry
We would like to thank all who donated school supplies and money. Your generosity
enabled us to help 27 children with school supplies from Kindergarten, Elementary,
Middle and High School. Thank you so much for your support to help these children
to have the materials they need to get a good education.
Many Blessings, Connie Ames Hunt
Preschool News

Its time for the new school year to begin, and it has been quite a
summer! The Boy Scouts have been hard at work on our playground get-
ting it ready for the children and it looks beautiful!

Our new students will have their first day of school on September 8.
We currently have openings in our 2 year old class and in our 4 day and 3
day 4 year old classes. If you know anyone who might be interested in
one of these classes, please share our information.

As the new preschool director, I am looking forward to this new ad-
venture. I hope you will have the time this year to stop by for a chapel
program or one of our other special events, like the Halloween parade.
The children are sure to put a smile on your face and I would love to meet
you!
Tammy Castagna, Preschool Director


Playground Beautification


Kindergarten through 5th Grade students are studying from a new curriculum called Grow, Proclaim,
Serve! Each child will come to know the wonders of God's love with lessons from the Bible.


Unit 1- In the Beginning ~ Psalm 104:24
Lord, you have done so many things! You made them all so wisely! The is earth is full of your crea-
tions!

Unit 2-Beginning of God's People ~ Psalm 100:3
Know that the Lord is God-he made us; we belong to him. We are his people, the sheep of his own
pasture.

Unit 3- Hope for God's People ~ Jeremiah 29:11
I know the plans I have in mind for you, declares the Lord.

Middle and High School classes will be studying Picture This!
See the Word come alive in pictures!
We are providing Childrens Church for students in kindergarten through 5th grade. Children will be
excused from the sanctuary after the childrens sermon. Parents are asked to pick up children from
room 5 after the worship service. Students will learn about worship, engage in worship and learn a
Bible lesson. Volunteers are needed for this ministry to continue on a weekly basis.





Faith Weaver Friends is our Wednesday night Children's Ministry at Den-
bigh United Presbyterian Church. Faith Weaver Friends begins September
17 at 5:45 p.m. and ends at 7:30 p.m.

The evening will begin with a Gathering Time in the Sanctuary followed by
dinner. Then we will break into age-appropriate groups for activities.

The cost is $15.00 per child for each term. If you have more than one child
involved, the other children pay only $10.00 for each term not to exceed
$30.00 per family. Scholarships are available.

We still need some volunteers to help set the tables between 2:00 and 4:00
p.m. and we also need drivers. If you can help in anyway please contact
Liz Marshall at 757-877-2048.




Back to school supplies:
Notebook paper Back pack
Composition books Gym lock
Pens, pencils Index cards
Bullying protection???

It is estimated that 160,000 children miss school every day due to fear of
attack or intimidation by other students.
(Source: National Education Association.)

1 in 7 Students in Grades K-12 is either a bully or a victim of bullying.
71% of students report incidents of bullying as a problem at their school.
(Source: makebeatsnotbeatdowns.org)

If you are concerned about bullying make sure to attend a panel discus-
sion presented by the Peacemaking Committee of the Presbytery of Eastern
Virginia. Different aspects of the issue will be discussed by a police officer,
a psychiatrist, a school principal, and a minister. In addition, there will be
break-out sessions to explore ways to address bullying as a faith-based com-
munity.
The panel discussion is Saturday, September 20, 2014 from 8:30 A.M. -
3:00 P.M. at First Presbyterian Church, Norfolk, VA. You can find
registration and more in-depth information online at the PEVA website.


Joan Kiser
Rhett Hickman
Myrna Bickhart
Amelia Britts daughter-in-law
Amelia Britt
Leslie Maloney
Chip Shefeltons father
Morris Kincaid
Hiromi OKeeffe
Scott, nephew of Rita Stevens and Lillie Gagliardi
Ham and Nancy Fairfield
Beau Riely
Ruth McCullough
Paul, Lynn and Kevin Ardary
Dawn Renee Mosss stepfather
Lisa Canadays father
Charlotte Eason
Jan Spruill
Patti Hall
Julia Aiken
Randy Snapp
Thomas Nyenty
Marcie Lynn
Sara Sue Law
Barbara Brennan
Scott Jones
John Munick
Jim Harris, friend of Pat Terry
Katie Dunn
Our Military
Bruce Baffer Fred Wong Joel Silva
Robert Depp Jacob Mayes Michael Shea
Pete Marshall Ryan Jones Daniel Jones
Jennifer
Lambert
Dan
Barnhart
Lazaro
Durruty
David Powers Mark Manoso Jessica Horine
Jonathan Graebener
(Nephew of Joanna and Bev Daniels)

Our Deployed Military
Drew Holt (Grandson of Charles and Beverely
Krespach) Ricardo Marquez
Our Missionaries
Bruce and Deb Robinson
Meredith and Sandy Elder
Bob and Sharon Hallissy

To all my friends and loved ones at DUPC, how
can I thank you for so many prayers, visits,
cards, good wishes and kindness? These past
few weeks might have been very different with-
out my God, my family and you. Thank you
again and love to all ~
Jan Spruill
Don and I want to thank you for your prayers
and concern during my recent surgery. I don't
know how anyone can get along without a
church family that they can count on. And of
course Deborah is always there when we need
her. I am feeling much better and hope to be
back to normal before too much longer. Thank
you for the food, cards, visits and everything
else you have done for us.
Yours in Christ,
Charlotte Eason


A1 John and Sarah Renner
A1 Keith & Dale Pennell
2 Sandra Dashiell
3 Pat Hultberg
3 Stewart Newton
A4 Gary and Janet Bill
4 Bill Martin
5 Iris Lewis
5 Hilda Sherman
5 Charlie Jo Silva
5 Earl Dashiell
A6 Stewart & Kay Newton
6 Joyce Kincaid
7 Marie Bozewicz
7 Scott Schmidt
9 Robert Young
9 Greg Blinco
12 Pete Manoso
13 Mark Tessarolo
14 Erin Baldwin
14 Lisa Canaday
15 Jillian Burns
15 Barbara Norman
16 Betty Young
16 Kinsey Shefelton
16 Bill Johnson
17 Frances Greene
17 Nick Tessarolo
19 Bob Burroughs
21 Anil Ramdeholl
22 Betty Mayes
22 Morris Kincaid
22 David Canaday
23 Ann Wagner
23 Summer Snapp
A23 Al & Christine Ragsdale
25 Janet Bill
25 Jennifer Amos
26 Eric Ballman
28 Bob Lewis
A28 Pete & Liz Marshall
29 Gloria Schwarting
30 Stacey Melvin
September
Birthdays


Anniversaries
We express our sympathies to the
following families. May God bring
comfort and hope to
all who grieve.

To the family of Jacob Holt

To Marian Gore and family on the
death of her mother
Congratulations to Amanda Banner
on the birth of her son,
Caleb William Banner,
born on July 14, 2014.
Congratulations to Lindsay Capps
and Emanuel Delgado on the
birth of their daughter,
Luella Allesandra Delgado,
born August 28, 2014.




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