The Lampli ghter - Hunting Creek Baptist Church

The Lampli ghter
MA Y/JUNE
2008
HUNTI]YG CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH NEWSLETTER
PASTOR'S PEN
iust months eorlier begin
Perpetuating New Life
New life is o beoutiful
thing. lts f reshness, innocence ond purity oll
bring well-needed ioy
to our heorts. There is
something exciting
oboul new life. One of
my fovorite things obout
being o postor is being
oble to visif porents in
the hospitol ond hold
their new'born boby
when he or she is iust
hcuis old. The room
seems lo hold on excitement, electricity thot
worms the heort ond
stirs the soul. lt is the
kind of excilement thot
couses us to think oboui
lhe future. To dreom
dreoms ond moke plons.
It begins to evolve into
o type of epiphony thot
reveols-lo moter whol
the future moy hold,
becouse of this new life,
our lives will never be
the some ogoin.
moy sound
less thon profound, but
lhe longer new life exThis
ists fhe less
it becomes
new. Those new infonts
thot were so dependent
to goin their independence. They pickup things,
smile ot you on purposer
give hugs ond kisses ond
hove likes ond dislikes.
These precious little ones
begin to grow up, ond
woy too fost. As new life
flees ond heorts breok,
we begin to reolize ihot
moturity ond growth ore
olso necessory processes
in life. We hove the responsibility to teoch ond
troin, to help cnC lo nurture. lt moy not be eosy
wofching them grow
closer to the doy when
ihey will leove the security of our roof ond storl
out on there own. But in
order for new life to con-
finue on through
them-
moiurity must come-ond
ihis is o good thing. New
life MUST moture ond
coniinue on or else deotn
will be finol.
How do we cullivole new life in the
church? (l om speoking
in spirituol terms now)
When we think of new
life within our church, we
feel on excitement. We
think obout the future.
We dreom dreoms ond
moke olons. As we think
obout the new life thot
con come to our church,
we need to osk, "Are
we reody for the new
life our church moy experience?" After oll,
we hove o resoonsibiliry to help those who
ore dependent upon us
until lhey grow into
moturity in Christ.
In the beginning
of Erwin McMonus'
die. Whot is it obout
the old life thoi must
die in order for ihis
new life to come?
McMonus stotes,
"Before we csn even
begin to explore how
lhe church con reolly
live, we must lint be
willing lo die. We must
be willing lo die lo our
conveniences, our ]rodilions, ond prefer-
book, An Unstoopoble
ences--everylhing lhol
Force, he tolks obouf
the church ond her life
ploces us obove
cycle. He gives us
greot insight on how to
cultivote new life in the
church. He stoles, rln
the prime of our lives
we begin lhe process of
We must never
compromise the lruth
replocing ourselves.tt ln
ond troditions ore we
willing to let go of for
other words, if we ever
hope to hove o thriving
church for fhe future,
we MUST begin todoy
by selflessly giving of
ol[-
ers."
of God's Word.
This
should never be dis-
puied. However, whot
personol preferences
ourselves for the soke
the soke of the future
of our church ond ultimotely God's kingdom? In the prime of
our lives, let us begin
of the new life thot
the process of reploc-
is
lo
come. McMonus continues, t{n the end, it is
not so much obovl prclonging or perpetuoling
our own lile as obout
givrng new lile lo oth-
ing ourselves ond
preserve the new life
yet to be born, or
else deoth will be fi-
en'.
God's Blessings,
lronicolly, in order for new life fo
Postor Dovid
come the old life must
nol.
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The Lamplighter
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RA's News & Events
The RA's would
like to thanks everyone who supported the recent
food drive. We
were able to raise
265 lbs of food
and collected
$f OO.OO in dona-
tions.
Join
for
fun and
excitement coming in
May.
us
the
The next activity
on the list for us is
the ST. Jude
Bike-A-Thon. It
will be held on
Saturday, May
10th from 4:OOpm
to 6:OOpm for
bike riding and a
Hot Dog Dinner
will be served form
6-7pm. This will
take place in the
parking lot of the
church. First Aid
wiil be available on
site. Please see
Kevin Phillips for a
sponsor form and
get your donations
or pledges lined
up. Awards will
be given to the top
fund raisers. This
is an excellent opportunit5r for us to
help those that are
in need.
OHANG OUT AND READ'
with Hunting Creek Baptist Church Media Library for the Summer Reading Program. Get
ready to read lots ofbooks beginning Sunday,
June L5 through Sunday, August 3 for 8 weeks
of fun and adventure.
Then on Wednesday, Au-
gust 6, at 10am, a Grand
Finale Parg will be held
in Camden Hall for everyone that participated in
join us for Mother's
Day along with a Baby Dedication Service on May llth at
Please
the 11am Service.
the Summer Reading Program. This program wiil
include all children from
birth through completed 6
graders. Ifyou have questions, you may ask any
member of the Library Committee.
Carolyn B Morehead, Mickey Rusher, Darnell
Byers, Eva Yoder, Vicki Wright, Sheila Turpin
and Heather Morehead
MAY/JUNE
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Youth Pastor's Note
Time flies when you are having fun. So I guess I must have
been having fun because it is again time for this note from the
youth pastor. We are excited about many of tlre upcoming events
planned for the youth. We are ending out the school year with a big
fundraiser and a Hill Cats game. The fundraiser will help lower the
cost per student for the Summer Lake Retreat. (I will give more info
on that later.) This fundraiser will be a youttr yard sale, car wash,
and bake sale on May 17th. We will aiso be serving burgers and
dogs (hot dogs) at this event which will have a carnival like atmosphere. So all parents and members of Hunting Creek Baptist
Church, if you have treasures sitting around your home that only
someone else will 1ove, then bring them to the church by May 10tt.
Also, if you are able and willing to help with this venture then
please contact me. Although this helps to benefit the youth, if we
all pull and work together as a church, the community will be better served and they wi-ll see that we are truly the body of Christ.
The Hill Cats game is tentatively planned for July Sth ald
*i ce a -.i;le oi;un a:rci felio*'sh-ip for all rr-ho atrenci. We wiii be
renting a sk5rbox with all you can eat food. The cost per person is
$30 which includes tickets and as I said, all you can eat! There are
only 15 tj.ckets available, so first come first serve. This is frrst and
foremost open to the youth and their invited friends, but if we don't
have all hfteen seats hlled then I will open it up to those outside the
youth. (The date for this may change if too many youth are gone on
vacation durbg this time.)
Last but not ieast, our Summer Lake Retreat on June 1620tn. This will be a great time of fun and fellowship as we water ski,
wakeboard, tube, swim, hsh, and carnp. We wili have speci.al music
and biblica-l teaching throughout the trip. This is our BIG event for
the summer, so don't miss out and invite your friends. I have spent
many days on the water and can guarantee that all safety precautions will be made. If tfiis is a concern then piease talk to me about
this. The cost per student is $250. This is before any and a1l fundraising. So if your student participates in the fundraising then he
or she will earn an appropriate portion of the money raised to go
toward this trip. I do need a $75 deposit by May 4th. If ttris is not
possible but you still want your youttr to go, then talk to me. Also if
there is more than one youth in a famiiy going and the cost is too
much to send all of them, then please make arraignments with me.
I want to see all our youth and their friends attend.
Hill
Cats tentatively set for
July 5th. $30 per ticket
"the community will be
better served and they
will see that we are truly
the body of Christ"
w
Youth Summer Lake Retreat
June l6-20th
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The Lamplighter
A Note From the Nursery
I want to start out by
saying'thank you" to
all the people who have
helped me in the past
with the Nursery. I
had to stay in the Nursery at least one Sunday
a month because someone forgers or isn't at
church. Carole is now
putting the List in rhe
really appreciate each
ofyou taking
Volunteers Needed!
!!!
!
a
rurn. I
bullerin for
2 rn'eeks
ahead to let you know
well in advance your
used to have enough
people on the list that
your rurn only came
every8months. Iam
PLEASE if you can't
cover your Sunday or
)'ou \vant to be taken
Brenda Oliver
& Children Church Workers
May 4
Brenda Oliver
Ethan Tanner
CC: Heather Morehead
lune
May 11
Kasey Gunter
June B
Vicki Wright
Rickey Wright
CC: Carolyn R Morehead
Pat Cocke
CC:Jennifer Coleman
rcall-r noo.l it
Sunday is coming.
now dorm to every 5
monrhs. Larely i have
Nursery
ofl the list, Iet me know
so I can make other
arrangements. Also, if
you want to help and I
don't have you down, I
would LOVE to give
you a Sunday. Aguin,
thanks for your help. I
1
Lindsey Oliver
Fred Oliver
CC: Heather Morehead
lune
May 18
Darnell Byers
Carolyn B. Morehead
CC: Melissa Overstreet
15
Eva Yoder
Tom Sikes
CC: Mendy Clark
Mav 25
Spring Burkes
J.R. Burkes
CC: Stacey Ellgass
June 22
Cheryl Coleman
Jonathan Williamson
CC: Selena Phillips
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June 29
Erica Barnett
Faye Whorley
CC:Spring Burks
May/June 2008
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From Ginger:
A
SINGING for Him
byLindaf.Biggs
In choir rehearsal I am often
strange things began to hap-
Director. She not only makes it
haunted by this recurring
thought: Why am I here?
This has plagued me for a
while, and I know I won't
fee any peace until I answer
pen. On several occasions,
people sitting in front of me in
meaningful, she also makes it
fun. She challenges us to be the
best we can be and will not settle for less.
I stay because I enjoy the fellowship among the choir members. We are a family and there
is a sense of belonging in the
this question. First of all,
my voice is nothing special.
I am in awe of those around
me who hae such beautiful
voices. I canaot sine as well
,l' -r,:;' Co. and I don't read
music that well. However, I
usually manage to hit the
correct notes, and I don't
sing too loudly on the really
high ones. I do occupy
space and add volume to the
choir. But there should be
better reasons than these for
being in choir.
As my children were growing up they sat with me in
church. When they started
going away to college, I realized that I would be sitting
alone in church. But that
was not the right reason to
ioin the choir. Then some
church commented to me that I
had a nice voice and should
join the choir. Our minister of
music even asked me to join.
Then my children began encowaging me to do so. So I
began to think, Maybe.
I kept putting if off. finding ali
sorts o1'ercuses. Then one
day I decided to "take the
plunge," so I went to Wednesday night choir rehearsal. I
still haven't figwed out what
finally led me to join the choir,
but I do know why I stay.
I stay because it is a way to
serve in my chwch. The choir
is insffumental in leading the
congregation in worship. It is
good to be a small part of that.
I stay because I love to sing
praises to the
Lord. It is a
beautiful way of expressing
one's love for Christ and His
work.
I stay because of my music
COME JOIN US!!!
GINGER BELL
choir.
Last, but not least, I stay because of me. I need it. I ieed
to let the music speak to my
soul. Choir rehearsal has become a very personal devotional time for me. While singing many of the songs, tears
come to my eyes. I am unaware ofanyone else around
me. I feel that the song, was
writtenjust for the purpose of
uplifting me. I always go home
feeling refreshed, renewed in
Spirit, and eager for the next
rehearsal.
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The Lamplighter
Congratulations to the following on their upcoming
graduation.
Ethan Tanner- Liberty High
Caryn Hensley- Liberfy High
Jennifer Coleman- Liberty High
Wil Rommel- Liberty High
Congratulations to Lindsay Turpin on her graduation
December 2007 from Longwood University with a BA
in History.
Based on Joshua 24:15 this is SonWorld Adventure Parh where kids will discover that
choosing Jesus is the ticket to the best ride of their lives. There's no height requirement, the
lines are short and everyone gets a good view of the parade. But hold on to your hats, because its
sure to be a life-changing ride!
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Thanks to the following people for their donations to the Hunting Creek Media Library.
Donated by Margaret Manley:
TheNativity Story (DVD)
Flicka (DVD)
Unidentified (DVD)
The Moment After (DVD)
The Moment After 2 (DVD)
Getting Through What You're Going Througlr by Robert A Schuller
Donated by Gary & Brenda Oliver:
Kansas Weddinss by Kim Vogel Sawyer
On Her Own by Wanda E Brunstetter
Blessings by Kim Vogel Sawyer
Donated by Gary & Brenda Oliver in honor of their grandchildren:
The Legend of the Easter Egg by Lori Walburg
Donated by Doris Dalton:
Soaring on Eagles' Wings by Edith Vaughn-Parker
Donated by Barbara Branch in memory of her Mother, Mildred Welch, on her birthday in
heaven:
Bible Stories: The Creation Story. Noah's Ark. The Story of Moses. Jesus is Born. and
More (with projector) retold by Allia Zobel-Nolan
Donated by Frank & Barbara Branch in memory of Louise Branch on her 1Oth birthday in
heaven:
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stop and Check
somethine out!!!
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"Proud and Steadfasttt
First Sergeant Chambers with
Care Packa-ses donated by
Huntins Creek Members
Dated March 8,2008
Dear Hunting Creek Baptist
tions with junior leaders taking
Church,
charge and achieving great accomplishments daily' The care packages
on behalf of the Soldiers from
and sent to each
the 55tst Medical co-p*y
lt_1t-t-,!:"-l lttided
soldiers'
we pro(Logistics) r thank you zu you,
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efforts in supporring ou. soiai.r, :l!: l:!.l]lt
in the form of mediduring this dimcurt time.-A;;;- l|:t_: l":lt:'s
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the maintenance of
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medical. equipment' These Soidiers
member of HCBC for their eenin customer support and
erous supporr. our Soldiers"
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taking care ofother Soldiers'
really appreciate trre zo care
packages we recently received.
Again, thank you very much for all
the care packages you've sent and
It's great to know that there are
great Americans who go out of
especially the personal time you set
their way to let Soldiers know
aside to support the Soldiers who
they are appreciated and cared
spend so much time away from their
loved ones.
for.
i should tell you that I'm extremely proud of these young
soldiers in our unit. We are
spread out at seven different loca-
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1SG, USA
First Sergeant
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2-Bill Cocke, Chloe Eckard
8-Kadin Byers
l0-Harriet Tanner, Mason
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& Becky Tomlinson
9-Jimmy Byers
10-Delbert Hensley
20-Sher1a
14-Margaret Manley
20-Heather Morehead
21-Mason Coleman
22-Phyllis Breedlove, Corbin
24-Shelly Hudson
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2l-Direck Whorley, Stephanie Bryant
24-Stacey Ellgass
26-Nancy Hensley, Melissa Overstreet
27-Brenda Peters
25-Joan
Ragland
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30-Nathan
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The Lamplighter
PRAYER LIST
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Velma Branch
a
James Dalton
Estelle Marl<ham
a
Roger Painter
Family of Karen MarkJtam
a
Sandra Persinger
Family of Beffy Spinks
a
Barbara Dawson
a
Thelma Blount
a
Keeli Wheeler
a
Lrzzy Marlrham
a
James Markharn
a
SarahBranch
a
Bobbie Hensley
a
Floyd Goff
a
Ir4.ickey Rusher
a
Jean Hughes
a
Shelby Byers
Becky Rice
a
Darnell Byers
o
WesleyManley
a
Rick Burks
a
Dean Hensley
a
Margarct Manley
a
Geraidine Tomlin
a
Family of Mack Floyd
a
Rev. Woodrow W. Neal
a
Ir4ary Ellen Tomlinson
a
David Hensley
a
Martha Fainter
j.
a
James Campbell
Th.nk G"d
For Littl. Th;.rg,
Thank you, God for
little things that often
come our way,
The things we take
for granted
but don't mention
when we pray,
The unexpected
courtesy,
the thoughtful,
kindly
deed,
A hand reached our ro
help us in the time of
sudden need
-
Oh make us more
aware, dear Goi.,
of Jittle daily graces
That come to us with
"sweet surprise"
From never-dreamed-of
places.
Helen Steiner Rice
THANK YOU'S
Thank you so much for your prayers, calls, visits, cards and food during this time. We
are blessed to have such a loving church family. Many Thanks & LovJ J.R. & Spring
Burks & Family
Thanks to each and every one for their prayers, money, food and many visits. May
God Bless each of you. Margaret Manley
Dear Hunting Creek Church Family,
Words can't express how I feel about all of you. each and everyone are so dear
to me. Thank you for all the cards, food, gifts, visits and prayers that have come my
way. They mean so much. Love, Mickey Rusher
MAY/JUNE
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thanks contI want to say thank-you to everyone for the cards through the holidays and for the
cards and letters of support. Thank-You for the Church Newsletter, Daily Devotional
Material and for the Church Directory. lt is really a blessing to see smiling faces in
the church and community. Most of all thank-you for my church and community everyday. Love in Christ, Oscar Peters
To Hunting Creek Church, God Bless you all! | can't thank you enough for all the
cards, thoughts and mostly prayers. I am doing much better now. Only two more radiation treatments left. I felt I had you and the Lord with me all the way. Love all of
you! Janice
Dear Friends,
Just a note to say Thank you for all you have done for me during my illness.
I know I can not say or tell you all how much I appreciate all you have done. But
most of all your prayers that went up for me. Thank you again and please keep
praying for me. With much Love,
Your Friends ln Christ, J.C. & Phyllis Breedlove
Hunting Creek Baptist Church May Activities
Mon
Sun
Tue
6
4
9:45AM Sunday School
1 1 : 00 Worship Se mice/Baptism
Fri
7
Sat
10
M
Senior Citizen's
5:30pm Detending Your Faith
6:
Thu
Wed
Luncheon
00 Discipleship Training
6:4SPM Prayer Service
7:3}PM Choir Practice
St,
4-7
7:00 Youth
Sponsored
Jude Bike-A+hon
pm Church Parki'
arking
lot
7:00 Evening lltorship
11 MOTHER'S
DAY
12
13
t4
15
16
9:45AM Sunday School
I
'qrd,
Youth Sponsored Yqr
I:00 ll/orship Senice
il
6:30pm
6:15 PMCouncil Mtg.
6:45 PM Business Mtg.
7:30PM Choir Practice
20
21
Prayer Time
Baby Dedication
5:30pm Defending Your Faith
6:
1a
00 Discipleship Training
Bake Sale and Car
lTash beginning at 7
7:00 Youth
7:00 Evening Worship
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19
22
23
zv
30
9:45AM Sunday School
I 1:00 Worship Semice
6;45PM Prayer Service
7:30PM Choir Practice
5:30pm Defending Your Faith
6:
00 Disc ipleship Training
7:00 Youth
7:00 Evening l(orship
8:00 Deacon's Meeting
26
25
27
28
9:45AM Sunday School
I 1:00 llorship Service/Baptism
5:j0pm Defending Your Faith
6 : 00 Discipleship Training
6:45PM Prayer Service
7:30PM Choir Practice
7:00 Youth
7:00 Evening
ll'orship
MEMONAL DAY
JI
Hunting Creek Baptist Church June 2008 Activities
Mon
Sun
I
Graduate Sunday
3
9:45am Sunday School
1l:00am Worship Semice
6:00pm Youth
6:
Thu
Wed
Tue
Sat
Fri
6
7
Graduation
Senior Citizen's
6:45pm Prayer Service
Last Day of Schoolfor
Luncheon
7:3lpmChoir Practice
Bedford County
I0
1t
Prayer Time
6:
@ 6:30pm
6:45pmBusiness Mtg.
00 Discipleship Training
7:00 Evening Service
8
12
I3
14 FLAG DAY
21
9:45am Sunday School
l:00am Worship Semice
I
6:00pn Youth
6: 00 Discipleship Training
15pm Council Mtg.
7:30pmChoir Practice
7:00 Evening Semice
I5 FATHER'S DAY
16
l7
I8
t9
20
Youth Summer Lake Re-
Youth Summer Lake
6:4Spm Prayer Sentice
Youth Summer Lake Re-
Youth Summer Lqke Re-
fteat
Retreat
7:3Opm Choir Practice
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9:45am Sunday School
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I:00am Worship Semice
6:00pm Youth
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00 Discipleship Training
7:00 Evening Senice
Summer Reading Program
Youth Summer Lake Retreat
Kickoff
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9:45am Sunday School
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l:00am Worship Service
6:00pm Youlh
6:
6:45 Prayer Service
00 Discipleship Training
7:30pm Choir Practice
7:00 Evening Semice
8:00 Deacon's Meeting
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9:45am Sunday School
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l:00am Worship Semice
6:00pm Youth
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00 Discipleship Training
7:00 5th Sunday
Night
Sing
folloved by lce Cream Social
Commencement 7pm
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NONPROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
Hunting Creek
Baptist Church
PAID
PERMIT NO.
15455 Big Island Hwy.
Big Island, VA 24526
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Pastor: Rev. David Williamson
Youth Minister: Dan Foss
Music I)irector: Ginger Bell
0rganist: Carol B. Spencer
Secretary: Carole Rusher
Phon
e:
434-299 -5045
Email:
hcbc@lynchburg.net
hc b cpastor @ly nc h bu r g. n et
Web Site:
wwly. h u ntin gcree k. net
WHY THE CHANGE?
I guess now that you
have read this issue
you are wondering
about the changes that
have been made.
a bu
ndant s upp Iy of c opy pape r
When I took over as
the secretary in January I noticed that the
Church had an abundant supply ofcopier
paper in an odd size.
In an effort to use this
paper and keep the
cost ofoffice supplies
down by not ordering
more paper, I decided
to change the format.
This has been quite an
undertaking for me
and I hope that you all
are pleased with the
publication. I apologizeto everyone about
the fact that the size of
the type is smaller
than before. I will be
tweaking this as each
issue is printed. Ifyou
have any suggestions
or comments regarding the changes made,
please do not hesitate
to let me know.
Ifanyone has a
poem or other little
ditly that would be
appropriate for the
newsletter, I would
appreciate a copy to
use,
Carole Rusher
Secretarv