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ORMOND BEACH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Home Visitor
105 Amsden Road
Ormond Beach, FL 32176-4712
386-441-0300 FAX 441-0301
E-mail: orpresch1@outlook.com Web Site: ormondbeachpc.org
Breakfast 8:30 a.m.
Vol:56 No.5
PASTOR: THE REV. DR. R. MICHAEL FOLEY
Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Fellowship 10:00 a.m.
Worship 10:30 a.m.
April 2015
Leaving a Legacy
Do you have a will? Is Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church part of your will? When you put the church in
your will you are making a statement of faith. It is an expression of your love for the Lord and your appreciation for the way this church helped you walk the walk of faith in your lifetime. It is also an expression of
hope in the future that long after you are gone this church will continue to reach out and share the good
news of Jesus Christ with new disciples that will sit in the very same pew where you once sat.
The following story illustrates the importance of putting the church in your will as a statement of faith in the
Lord and your hope for the future.
One day an old man went out and planted a fig tree. Neighbors laughed at him for being such a fool.
You’re a fool they said – what are you doing planting a fig tree in your old age that you will never live
to enjoy its fruit. With a smile and a polite nod he said, I did not plant it for my own enjoyment. I
planted it for the many generations of people who will come after me and will sit beneath this fig
tree and enjoy its fruit. And perhaps they will wonder about the person who planted this tree so
long ago and maybe they will even offer up a prayer of thanks.
Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church has been blessed because of several members who wanted to leave a
legacy that would go on supporting this ministry after they were gone from our sight. Among the Endowments that continue to support Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church’s ministry are: Logan Flower Fund,
Logan Christmas Fund, Kurz Music Memorial, Langston Lecture Fund, Dittbenner Children’s Fund, Akers Endowment Fund, Honoring our Promises Endowment Fund, Bruce and Dorothy Haddad Scholarship Fund,
Francis and Mary Potter Memorial.
The Presbyterian Foundation has published a helpful resource entitled, Guide to a Christian Will. This guide
explains the many different options that are available for members who want to leave a lasting legacy. We
have other helpful guides from the Presbyterian Foundation that explain planned giving and Legacy giving
options. These are available in the church office.
If you have questions about how the church handles and administers estate bequests please talk with our
church treasurer, Rudy Habermann who will be happy to answer your questions.
ACTS 16:5 REWIND
“So the churches were strengthened in the faith
and grew daily in numbers.” Acts 16:5
The ship has long been a symbol of the church -- the sanctuary as an inverted hull of a ship holding
the people of God. One ship-related image of the church that I find useful for imagining how the
congregation launches new ministries is that of an aircraft carrier. An aircraft carrier has one significant purpose: to serve as a platform from which to care for, fuel, and launch airplanes sent on
various missions. In a sense, a congregation is just such a platform for the people of God, caring for
us, “fueling” us and sending us to serve. As a platform for disciple-growing ministry, the congregation
is also like an aircraft carrier in that it serves as the launch pad for small groups, discipleship
communities, and other ministries.
© 2012 E. Stanley Ott: The Vital Churches Institute
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son
and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded you. And remember, I
am with you always, to the end of the age” (Matt.28:19-20).
Transferred with regret William Lawrence to Winter Park PC, Winter Park FL where he now resides.
Allotted 10% of a recent bequest ($5,900) to the Mission Tithe Fund.
Scheduled the film “The Mission” for 7:00 pm on 4/17 as an Amsden Academy event. Discussion will
follow. Expenses will be met by the Christian Ed. Committee budget.
Called a congregational meeting for 4/12 immediately after worship. The purposes are to elect Elders and
deacons and to hear an up-date form the Associate Pastor Nominating Committee.
Approved the purchase of a commercial grade stairway ladder to provide attic access in the hall behind the
sanctuary at a cost of $2,337 payable from budget line item 300.22 PBPC will see to its installation.
Michael and Judy Corbett
Mike and Judy have moved to Ormond Beach from Boca Raton. Before she retired, Judy
was a legal assistant. Mike’s background was in law enforcement. Judy is involved locally as
a volunteer at Gamble Rogers State Park. They both enjoy traveling and skiing.
Jayne Gillespy
Jayne comes to us from Westminster Presbyterian Church. She is employed as an assistant
manager at All Aboard Storage. Jayne loves cooking and traveling. However, greatest loves are
her two grown children, Matt and Lindsay Tower, and she is presently looking forward to the
birth of her first grandchild.
Ann Huxley
Ann lives with her daughter, Jayne Gillespy, and has lived in the Daytona area for many years. She
is retired from a management position with Bell Telephone Company. She was an active member
of Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Roy and Carol Layton
Roy and Carol are coming to us from Christ Presbyterian Church and Carol is a dear friend of Edith
and Howard Gaines. Carol was a realtor before she retired and has taught discipleship classes at
her church. She has also been a deacon and an elder in her church. Roy was president of an international long distance company and now works for a company in Costa Rica. Carol and Roy have
two daughters and four grand children of whom they are very proud.
James and Pamela Whittet
Jim and Pam moved here from New York state and have lived in the area for a while. They
began singing in our choir last summer and they also sing with the Bel Canto Singers. Before
she retired, Pam worked as an educational administrator and assistant superintendent. Jim
worked in food service management and real estate. They have joined a Sunday school class
here and have helped with mission projects. Jim is preparing lunches for our Alpha group. Their interests
include singing, bowling and traveling.
Congregational Meeting – April 19th
The session has called a congregational meeting on Sunday, April 19th following worship to
conduct the following items of business - Elect Elders and Deacons, Elect a Congregational
Nominating Committee and hear an update from the Associate Pastor Nominating Committee.
The following members have been nominated to be elected to serve on the session: David
Morgan, Laurel Gaddy, Betty Pesca, Jamie Hawes and Beth Norton. The following members
have been nominated to be elected to serve as Deacons: DeDee Blanchard, Pat Finn,
Becky Novidomskis
FREE
MONEY
As you are aware, our church has two
scholarship funds: the Bruce and Dorothy
Haddad Memorial Scholarship Fund and the
OBPC Scholarship Fund. These scholarships are
to help further education beyond high school
for any individual who is an active member of
OBPC. And they do not need to be repaid.
The amount and number of these grants
will vary depending upon funds available and
the number of applicants. Students need to get
an application from the church office and submit it to the scholarship committee by May 15,
2015.
For those who would like to contribute to
the scholarship fund, it is greatly need and appreciated. Just be sure you mark your contribution to OBPC Scholarship Fund. Thank you.
SUNDAY MORNING
ADULT EDUCATION
Join us for an ongoing Bible study in room 12, Sunday mornings at 9:10 a.m. Jeff Sidwell is leading a
class which utilizes a video series by Ligonier
Ministries taught by Dr. R.C. Sproul. There will be a
23 minute video, and then we will discuss and dig
deeper for each session. Dust to Glory is an awesome overview of the New Testament. See Jeff
Sidwell if you would like to attend the class.
Haddad Fellowship Center
Saturday, April 18, 2015 at 1:00 pm
Circle Meetings
Faith Circle—Tuesday April 7, 2015
10:00 am Library
Beverly Taylor 673-1650 Jean Ferry 672-5745
Joy Circle—Tuesday April 7, 2015
10:00 am Room 12
Linda Neely 256-7753 Jeanne Morris 677-2881
Bible Believers—Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Grodi’s Home 677-0157 7:00 pm
Carolyn Williams 672-1051
JoEllen Salce Rogers from the Presbyterian Counseling Center will present an uplifting program entitled
“Happiness.”
Everyone is welcome. Bring your friends, neighbors
and the man in your life.
This year’s Honorary Life Member, who has given
generously of her time, will be announced and
presented with a pin.
We have homemade desserts, including two decadent chocolate confections our ladies are known for.
Please come, enjoy an uplifting program, sample our
great desserts and win a gift at your table.
April 2nd
7p.m. Worship
April 3rd
April, 5th
Noon Worship
10:30 a.m. Worship
MISSION MINISTRY
THANK YOU FOR DONATING TO THE FOOD DRIVE these troubled times, people are hurting. Many
children and families who a few months ago felt like they were doing OK hang on by threads today, and those
who were already at risk face even greater hardships. I have always been amazed by the generosity of the
Ormond Presbyterian Church. Pastor Foley and John Moseley To benefit Halifax Urban Ministries Ormond each
our local food bank. The outpouring of support was phenomenal. On February 16, 2015 an excess of 6,500
pounds of food was donated. What a wonderful Church. On behalf of the Halifax Urban Ministries I would like to
thank all who took the time to donate food in these challenging times.
H.U.M been helping children and families, and we believe that now is not the time to stop. It's not the time to
retreat from responsibility and compassion. Now is the time to lead and to offer people an opportunity to help
others. We believe that now, more than ever, we need to invite and encourage people to join us and be part of
a global service organization where one person -YOU - can make a difference.
We need your hands and your hearts to help those who cannot always help themselves. The more hands, the
more children and towns we may help. Through Halifax Urban Ministries, we work to
change the world for the better, one child, and one town at a time. Once again, thank you for your generosity;
People like you make H.U.M a great place.
Veetina Malone Supervisor / Halifax Urban Ministries Ormond Beach/People Matter to God!
FELLOWSHIP HALL
Join us as we gather to pack 10,000 meals for the hungry around the world. These meals are used
many times to bring smiles to children in school as their lunch. Maybe their only meal of the day.
Details to follow in the church bulletin. There is a limit to the number of people-so plan to sign up.
Sincerely, The Outreach Committee– Bruce Miller
386 437-5297
“Peace Starts with a Smile”
We are blessed by having "Snow Birds" join with us each year. We have been especially
blessed by having Ellen Smith from Pennsylvania, who comes, shares ideas and participates
in our projects, particularly the mats ministry. She finished a mat and also brought with her
three beautiful prayer shawls. We appreciate Ellen and her participation very much and
wish for her a happy summer and a return to us in the fall. Ellen went with Jewel
Johnston to introduce the mat craft to ladies of Tomoka Christian Church. They are doing
great with the project, and we will be supplying them with "plarn" which they will make
into mats.
"Make and Take" meals made by the Deacons is an on-going project. We try to know
who might like a meal, but you might help keep us informed us by calling the church. We
love making the meals and sending them to you; it's another way of saying God loves you!
We try to keep them interesting, heart smart and tasty.
The Holiday Fair committees are just getting under way. If you sew, quilt or craft,
there will be a meeting on April 20 in Haddad Fellowship Hall at 2 p.m. We have lots of
fabric! All are welcome!
Wednesday, April 15th at 7:00 PM.
The 21st Century Learner
Christian A. Dickinson, Director of Grace Academy in Ormond Beach, will explore the data of how
learning is changing faster than traditional education can keep up with. He will identify the gaps,
skills and processes, and changes that are necessary to prepare our children for a future than has
not yet been invented. He will explain how a local school is pioneering the future of learning
today. Please come join us, call the church office to sign up or look for the insert in the Sunday
bulletin.
Friday, April 17th at 7:00 PM
The Mission
Don't miss this powerful movie AND an opportunity to discuss it! The Mission is a 1986 British
drama about the experiences of a Jesuit Missionary in 18th century South America. The film stars
Robert DeNiro, Jeremy Irons, Liam Nelson. The film was elected in 2007 as the top religious film.
Make plans to join us on for this two hour movie on the big screen in the sanctuary. We will
provide popcorn and bottled water. Grab a friend and join us; call the church office to sign up or
look for the insert in the Sunday bulletin.
OBPC PROPERTY COMMITTEE
You may have noticed on a few doors, upon exiting, a note asking “Is the door locked”? The reminder is
placed to insure when you leave to check the door and make sure it is locked.
We appreciate your attention to this.
Spring season (and ants) is upon us and would appreciate keeping all rooms free from food crumbs left on
tables and coffee rings and spills. We do not mind food and beverages brought in, but please be sure to
clean up . Tables should be wiped down and all food crumbs and coffee cups and empty water bottles into
the baskets provided. We all appreciate a clean area, and keeping it that way is appreciated.
WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED WITH OPENING & CLOSING ON SUNDAYS? If so, please contact Ken Hinkle for
more information at 677—7564.
Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church was the recipient of a bequest from
the Jeanette A. Rounds from a revocable trust. She left approximately
10% of the trust to each of the members of her family; her nine nieces
and nephews and her OBPC family. She carried her tithing to the very
end through her trust.
I wonder if sometimes we fail to recognize or forget the special relationships we form with one another as we gather as brothers and sisters in
the worship of Christ. What a loving, caring congregation to each other
are the members of OBPC. May we remember this as we celebrate the
life of Jeanette Rounds.
Larry Moore, Finance, Chair
“Some people grumble that roses have thorns;
I am grateful that thorns have roses”
-Alphonse KarrGrateful for roses??? Our Landscape Ministry needs you
to help weed, feed and trim the Knock-out Roses in the center of
the courtyard. Also needed are 3 rose bushes to fill in some gaps.
If you can help with the roses in any way, please contact, John or
Chris Moseley at 405-6206 or 679-3644. Thanks so much!!!
“In all things of nature, there is something of the marvelous.”
-Aristotle-
Ormond Beach Youth Ringers
in worship
Sunday, April 12
Our youth ringers will present the Prelude, Call to Worship,
Offering, and a Benediction at our 10:30 worship service.
Tuned for Praise
presents in concert
Stetson University
Women’s Chorale
and
Stetson Men
Directed by Dr. Tim Peter and Dr. Andrew Larson
Mrs. Tammy Miller and Mrs. Amy Crane, piano
Sunday, April 12
Dear Friends,
3:30 p.m.
Presbyterian Counseling Center
Can I buy you lunch? I want to have an hour of your time to tell you what we have been up to. I promise it will be a good lunch, entertaining, inspiring, and an hour.
If you like what you hear and have money to donate, we will be most grateful for your support. If you have another work that you support, we are glad that you do and we'll be thankful that you could join us.
Please come. And please pray for us. Your caring is a huge part of people in pain experiencing the love of God.
April 15th, Wednesday, at Noon at the Palmetto Club. 1000 S. Beach St., Daytona.
And please call to let us know you are coming (you know how caterers like to have numbers) or for directions.
(386)258---1618.
Thank you very much!
Dr. Lex Baer
WOW! What a great congregation of Saints!! Thank you for the cards, phone calls,
rides, food, encouragements, love and prayers during my recovery from a fall.
Blessings to you all, love
Alma More
I want to thank you all for your cards of encouraging words and sympathy for the
loss of my mother. Every card and note has helped me through this life changing
event. It amazes me, the kindness and out pouring of love from so many, and my
heart is touched.
God Bless, Virginia Tedesco
To my dear friends at Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church,
Thank you for the lovely flowers, sympathy cards, and all your prayers. Cancer is so
hard on families as it robbed us of so much of our lives. We appreciate the friendships we have shared with all of you.
Gods Blessings, Carol Dunn
The Landscape Ministry Team wishes to thank Alma More for her gift of two single trunk
Crepe Myrtle trees, that have been planted in the parking lot circles. The plants are given in
loving memory of her husband Fred More, a long time member of OBPC.
We express our love and sympathy to the church family upon the death of Charles Wilson who was
called into the church triumphant on Wednesday, December 17, 2014.
We express our love and sympathy to the church family upon the death of Raymond Dunn who was
called into the church triumphant on Thursday, February 12, 2015.
We express our love and sympathy to the church family upon the death of Pat Kroll who was called
into the church triumphant on Saturday, February 28, 2015.
We express our love and sympathy to the church family upon the death of Grossett “Woody” Blackwood who was called into the church triumphant on Saturday, March, 7, 2015
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY
Vivian Taylor
The Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church family wishes to extend their well wishes to
you on your 100th birthday (4/3).
Vivian is Gerry Cratty’s mother and Jim Cratty’s mother-in-law.
4/5
4/12
4/19
4/26
5/3
John 11: 17-26
John 20: 19-31
Luke 24: 36-48
Acts 3: 1-16
Acts 4: 5-21
B. Miller
M. Barrows
W. Thorpe
R. Caravan
B. Foster
H. Barringer
B. Taylor
R. Little
3
3
5
6
6
9
11
11
11
12
13
I Am the Resurrection/Life Easter Sunday / Communion
Behind Closed Doors
Jesus appears to Disciples
Power to Heal
Power to Free
Communion
Home Communion
Marvin Barrows
Jean Perry Ferry
Lyle Neely
Gordon Whitley
Gloria Brisse
Tom Danver
Dorothy Holbrook
Stephanie Olin
Mike Stoval
Susan Vedder
Colleen Sidwell
Gwen Williams
Hunter Sharpe, Nathan Sharpe, Alec
Sidwell, Kaitlyn Sidwell, Paige Sidwell,
Fred Wray
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15
17
20
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25
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28
29
30
Roger Murray
Thomas & Donna Danver 38 yrs
Frank Puzziferro, II
Ken & Jamie Hawes
16 yrs.
Dottie Baldwin
Wayne & Barbara Bowden 44 yrs.
Deborah Reilly
John Vedder
Ruth Alvord
Relax your body
Shelby Puzzoferro
Ella Mae Chadbourne
Renew your spirit
Russ Armstrong
Henry Bulmer
Regenerate your soul
But those who hope in the Lord
will renew their strength.
They will soar on wings like eagles;
they will run and not grow weary;
they will walk and not be faint.
April 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
1
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
8:30 Breakfast, HFC
9:00 SUNDAY SCHOOLS
10:00 FELLOWSHIP
10:30 WORSHIP
11:30 Coffee Hour, HFC
5
EASTER SUNDAY
10:30 EASTER SERVICE
10:00 WOMENS BIBLE
STUDY, 12
1:00 DEACON’S MAT
PROJECT-HFC
3:15 OB YOUTH RINGERS
7:00 MEN’SC HRISTIAN
CONVERSATION , LIB
7:00 AA, 12
7:15 CHOIR REHERSAL
6
OFFICE CLOSED
13
TUNE FOR PRAISE
3:30 SANCTUARY
10:30 FINANCE, LIB
14
15
16
9:30 T’AI CHI, 10
6:30 RACING FINGERS ,FH
26
27
21
10:00 AARP
BOARD MTG, 12
1:00 STAFF
MEETING, LIB
5:15 CHRISTIAN ED,LIB
7:00 DB CHORAL
SOCIETY PRACTICE-10
7:00 OCEAN WATCH CONDO
ASSOC MTG, HFC
28
9:30 T’AI CHI, 10
1:00 STAFF MEETING
9:00 PLANNING &
STAFF ,12
1:30 EVANGELISM
7:00 OUTREACH
7:00 DB CHORAL
SOCIETY PRACTICE-10
4
GOOD FRIDAY
NOON WORSHIP
7:00 WORSHIP SERVICE
7:00 BIBLE BELIEVERS
GRODI’S
10:00 AARP GEN MTG, SAC
& FH
3
10
11
17
18
6:00 GLORY BELLS
7:00 BIBLE STUDY-LIB
7:15 CHOIR REHEARSAL
10:00 BIBLE STUDY-12
1:00 PW GATHERING
1:00 DEACONS MTG-LIB
6:00 GLORY BELLS
7:00 BIBLE STUDY-LIB
7:00 AMSDEN ACADEMY
The flim
“THE MISSION”
7:15 CHOIR REHEARSAL
22
23
10:00 WOMENS BIBLE
STUDY, 12
9:00 MAKE IT & TAKE IT– FH
24
6:00 GLORY BELLS
7:00 MEN’S CHRISTIAN
CONVERSATION,LIB
7:00 AA, 12
7:00 BIBLE STUDY-LIB
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30
10:00 WOMENS BIBLE
STUDY, 12
10:00 BIBLE STUDY-12
11:00 MIDWEEK WORSHIP
SERVICE
7:15 CHOIR REHEARSAL
6:00 GLORY BELLS
7:00 BIBLE STUDY-LIB
7:00 MEN’S CHRISTIAN
CONVERSATION,LIB
7:00 AA, 12
7:15 CHOIR REHEARSAL
25
5 PM CONCERT/RECITIAL
Jennifer Keurst
10:00 BIBLE STUDY-12
11:00 MIDWEEK WORSHIP
SERVICE
Sat
7:00 BIBLE STUDY-LIB
10:00 BIBLE STUDY-12
HOME VISITOR
CUT OFF
10:00 WOMENS BIBLE
STUDY, 12
11:00 MIDWEEK WORSHIP
SERVICE
3:15 OB YOUTH RINGERS
7:00 MEN’S CHRISTIAN
CONVERSATION ,LIB
7:00 21ST CENTRY LEARNERS,
HFC
Fri
6:00 GLORY BELLS
9
1:00 STAFF MTG
8:30 HUM
VOLUNTEERS
10:00 BIBLE STUDY-12
10:00 WOMENS BIBLE
STUDY, 12
11:00 MIDWEEK WORSHIP
SERVICE
3:15 OB YOUTH RINGERS
7:00 MEN’SC HRISTIAN
CONVERSATION , LIB
7:00 AA, 12
7:00 WORSHIP COMMITEE,
CHOIR RM
7:00 SESSION-LIB
20
MAUNDY-THURSDAY
8
7:00 DB CHORAL
SOCIETY PRACTICE-10
19
2
10:00 JOY CIRCLE, 12
10:00 FAITH CIR, LIB
10:00 BIBLE STUDY,FH
1:00 STAFF MTG, LIB
9:30 T’AI CHI, 10
CONGREGATIONAL
MEETING
Thu
7
7:00 DB CHORAL
SOCIETY PRACTICE-10
12
Wed
31