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Sunday, March 27, 10:30 AM Third Sunday in Lent (Scriptures: Exodus 17:1-7;
Psalm 95; Romans 5:1-11; John 4:5-42)
The spring quarter of the Adult I Bible Study begins March 6 on Sunday mornings at 9:15 in
the Conference Room. This quarter’s study offers a New Testament survey reflecting worship
in the early church and includes readings in I and II Timothy, Jude, Mark, Matthew, Philippi-
ans and Revelation. This study will conclude on May 29. All are welcome.
Adult II Bible Study begins March 6 from 9:15-10:30 AM and meets in the Library.
Have you wondered, “What are the Church Sacraments; how should we be looking at them?”
“What makes them a Sacrament?” “How is God’s grace involved?” Come join us for a
pleasant time of study and prayer. Books, visual aids and more. The chosen book for the
Lord’s Supper will cost $9. The chosen book for Baptism will cost $11.
Blessings to all! Rusty Norton
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Beginning in April, we will volunteer at the new Food Bank location at 2401 Alu-
minum Drive in Hampton. It is on the corner of Aberdeen and Aluminum Drive in
Copeland Industrial Park. It is across from Wendy’s. The telephone number will
remain the same 757-596-7188.
Denbigh Presbyterian Church will host a Citizen Police Academy for Sen-
iors from March 9 to April 27, 2011. This 8-week program will cover topics
such as “What to Do When Stopped by the Police,” “Home Security,” “When,
Why, and How to Call the Police” plus other great information on how the de-
partment works, why there are the different divisions in the department, etc.
The classes will be held on Wednesday mornings from 9:00 AM to noon in
the Fellowship Room here at Denbigh Presbyterian Church. This program is
open to all individuals that are 55 and older. Registration forms are avail-
able in the on the bulletin board beside the kitchen.
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CHURCH BUDGET
All Women of the Church are invited to attend the Presbyterian Women’s Birthday Offering
Breakfast, Saturday, March 5, at 9:00 AM. The breakfast is being prepared by the Haiti Mis-
sion Team and donations will be taken for their next mission trip. Contact Gail McLeod, Mar-
tha Miller, Anneliese Collins, Shirlie Anson or Tamie Capps for information about the Presby-
terian Women of the Church. Gail McLeod will be available at the kitchen counter on Sunday,
February 27 if you would like to sign up to attend the Women’s Birthday Offering Breakfast.
Attention Men of the Church: Brochures are available in the narthex to register for the Na-
tional Presbyterian Men’s Conference in April and the Synod Men’s Conference in July. The
national conference is in Virginia Beach this year April 7-10 at the Sheraton Oceanfront and
the synod conference as always is at Massanetta Springs in the Shenandoah Valley July 15-17.
Details of both conferences are covered in the brochures.
Each year, our high school youth take part in the Relay for Life at Todd Stadium in Newport
News. The pancake supper is one of many fundraisers that help them to support this annual
event. Please join us for good food, fun and fellowship. All proceeds benefit the American
Cancer Society.
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Many thanks to the Presbyterian Women and our High School Youth and their leaders for
our wonderful Italian luncheon on February 13. The food, service and atmosphere were all
5-star. It was a memorable event for everyone! Prime Timers
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Join us at 9:15 AM for FUN and FELLOWSHIP while learning about our FAITH!
What’s going on in Sunday School?
Our music director Kelly Samarzea is introducing Tone Chimes to all kids and youth interested
in learning about them. The class will meet for 6 weeks to develop their playing skills. At the
end of 6 weeks on Sunday, March 20 this group will share a performance with our congrega-
tion during the worship service.
What are Tone chimes? Hand held instruments that are very similar to handbells. Come to
Sunday School - bring a friend - and learn more about them!
Children/Youth of all ages are welcome!
Ground Zero
Shine: Show Him in Everything
March 25-26 at Northside Christian Church in Yorktown, VA
Ground Zero is our convention designed just for the pre-teen in grades four and five. Join over
500 other pre-teens from across Virginia for a weekend designed to engage these students at
their level. Interactive worship, exciting speakers, hands-on workshops and much more.
For more information please call Liz Marshall 877-2048
Here at DPPK we are always looking for ways to bring the “real
world” to our students. During the month of February, our four year old
classes had a visit from a dental hygienist who talked to the students
about keeping their teeth clean. Thank you to Courtney who came to visit
us from Dr. Avent’s and Dr. Huie’s office. The four year olds are also ex-
pecting a visit from an orthopedic surgical nurse who will share information
about her job, instruments she uses, and x-rays. She’ll even bring along
“Mr. Bones” to teach the children about their bones and skeletal system!
Our 3 year old classes celebrated special Pink and Red color days,
along with Valentine’s Day, and the 2 ½ year old class had a special sweet,
salty, and sour snack when they learned about their sense of taste.
We have some other special visitors planned for the month of March.
The Children’s Museum of Virginia will present their program entitled Mag-
nets for Beginners for the 4 year olds, and the Virginia Zoo will teach the 3
year olds about Eyes, Ears, and Noses. We are looking forward to these
other interesting learning opportunities!