F S A

FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
Hayes Barton UMC
Brass Members
Seeking God First…Growing in the Knowledge of God
ORDER OF WORSHIP
ANNOUNCEMENTS
GATHERING AND PRAISE
PRELUDE
Savior of the Nations, Come
The text is Hymn 214
On This Day
Arr. Michel Rondeau
On this day earth shall ring with the song children sing to the Lord,
Christ our King, born on earth to save us; him the Father gave us.
LIGHTING THE ADVENT WREATH CANDLES
(participant list on back)
The Grace of God is coming,
bringing salvation to all!
Light the First, Second and Third Candles
Scripture Lesson:
Romans 1:1-7
Paul, a servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, set apart for the
gospel of God, which he promised beforehand through his prophets in the
holy scriptures, the gospel concerning his Son, who was descended from
David according to the flesh and was declared to be Son of God with
power according to the spirit of holiness by resurrection from the dead,
Jesus Christ our Lord, through whom we have received grace and apostleship to bring about the obedience of faith among all the Gentiles for the
sake of his name, including yourselves who are called to belong to Jesus
Christ, To all God’s beloved in Rome, who are called to be saints: Grace
to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
This is the word of the Lord.
Thanks be to God.
Paul reminds us of the importance of being called to the cause of Jesus
Christ. Who are those who are set apart? Make no mistake…it is all of us!
We are the family of God. The grace brought (and bought) for us in God’s
child, our savior, brings us to wholeness, not once a year, but 24/7. A
baby in a manger, a child nurtured by loving parents, a youth with vision
and hope, an adult with fears of the future are all welcome in God’s amazing presence. In Sierra Leone, with 50 percent of the population being 15
years of age and younger, being God’s family brings hope for the future.
In the language of the Christians in Sierra Leone: God dei (God provides)!
Come and experience the wonder of God’s presence.
We are your family!
Our God has loved us forever without beginning or end.
Our hearts are open to receive love, peace, and healing.
Share God’s love with all you meet.
We are ready to serve.
May the God of hope fill us with all joy and peace in believing,
so that we may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Light the Fourth Candle
Wednesday Programs Start 1/8
Join us from 6:30-7:15 pm on
Wednesday, Jan. 8, for a Wesleyan
Covenant Renewal Service in the sanctuary. On Jan. 15, we will have special
musical guests. Spiritual Academy
classes for adults will start on Jan. 22.
Wednesday dinners, children’s muThanks to the Morrison Music Endowment for bringing the brass to us today. sic programs, and children’s spiritual
academy all start on January 8.
Trumpet ................................ Kent Foss
Bobby Hinson, Van Zimmerman
Trombone ...........................Wes Parker
Sean Timmons
Bass Trombone.............Becca Clemens
Percussion.......................Shawn Galvin
Coffee
Samuel Scheidt
December 22, 2013
Served in kitchen hall or on the patio.
Rosebud
Spiritual Academy Classes
Start on January 22
Making Sense of God’s Will
by Adam Hamilton
- led by Rick Clayton
Join Rick for a 4-week study through
Sympathy and Love to
the family and friends of Janie Peebles, this discernment of God’s will. Join us
who died on December 17. Her service in the Sanctuary.
1/29: Why Do the Innocent Suffer?
was at Hayes Barton on December 20.
2/05: Why Do My Prayers Go Unanswered?
New Member Class Starts 1/26
2/12:
Why Can’t I See God’s Will for
Classes will be held in the Children’s
My
Life?
Fellowship Hall during Sunday School
2/19: Why God’s Love Prevails
(9:45 - 10:45 am) on January 26, February 2, February 9 and February 16.
The Circle Maker
You may join HBUMC on February 23
by Mark Batterson
at the 11 am service. To register for the
- led by LuAnn Charlton
class or for more information, please Join LuAnn for a 4-week study. Be encontact Jennifer Hollerung at 919-832- couraged to pray circles around your
biggest dreams and your greatest fears,
6435 x27 or jhollerung@hbumc.org.
the kind of audacious prayers that God
January UMM Dinner on 1/07
likes to answer. Join us in Room 320.
The United Methodist Men are kicking
1/22: Dream Big
off the New Year on Tuesday, January
1/29: Pray Hard
7, at 6:30 pm in the Chapel. We are
2/05: Think Long
excited to welcome Jim Blackburn as
2/12: Keep Circling
our speaker. After achieving national
The Great Divorce
fame as the successful prosecutor in the
by C. S. Lewis
Jeffrey McDonald trial, Jim’s career
led
by Jesse Baker
took a different turn. Join us to hear his
Join
Jesse
for
a
6-week study beginning
inspiring message of redemption and
enjoy a delicious dinner. All men of the Jan. 22 on Lewis’ wonderful meditachurch are invited. Please RSVP by tion upon good and evil, grace and
judgment. Join us in Room 230.
Thursday, January 2, to Iggy Burroughs
Children and Materialism
at iggy1925@webtv.net or 919-787- led by Meghann Adams
0328. Hope to see you there!
Join Meghann for a four-week study on
Confirmation Starts Soon
grappling with how to teach your chilConfirmation will begin in January for dren Biblical values such as sacrifice,
youth in 8th grade or older. If your stu- generosity, and stewardship in the age
dent has not yet received information of abundance. Join us in the parlor.
about participating in confirmation and
1/22: Model Gratefulness
would like to be involved, please con1/29: Teach Contentment
tact Mike Ellington at 919-832-6435
2/05: Teach Perspective
x25 or mellington@hbumc.org.
2/12: Model Compassion
Luke William Boling was born on December 16 to Jill and Jonathan Boling.
HBUMC December 22
Wednesday Morning
Women’s Bible Study
The Wednesday AM Women’s
Bible Study with LuAnn will resume
at 9:30 am on January 15 in the
Chapel. She will lead us in study,
reflection and discernment as we
read Discovering Our Spiritual Identity: Practices for God’s Beloved by
Trevor Hudson. We will learn and
practice “holy experiments” that will
bring us into God’s presence and
help us experience life as his beloved. Hudson will meet us where we
are on our faith journey.
To sign up, please email Janey
Hunter at jhunter@hbumc.org. For
childcare, please email Lise Sherlin
at lsherlin@hbumc.org.
Thursday Morning
Men’s Prayer Breakfast
Next meeting - Thursday, 2/6, 7 am
Thursday Morning
Women’s Bible Study
The Thursday Morning Women’s
Bible Study will meet for six weeks
from 1/23 through 2/27, from 9:4511:30 am. We will study Ray Vander
Laan’s “The Path to the Cross”
which includes video segments from
Israel and will focus on all that led up
to Jesus’ death on the cross from the
Old through the New Testaments.
Please contact Janet Chesson at
wchesson@nc.rr.com or 919-7813240, or Mary June Jones at 919782-5725 or mjones28@nc.rr.com.
For childcare, please contact Lise
Sherlin at LSherlin@hbumc.org.
CHILDREN
Ext. Session Volunteers: 12/29
2s Tracy & Joe Robinson
3s Michelle & Craig Eudy
4s Lauren & Jim Holmes
5s Denise & Michael Lange
YOUTH
Seniors-Only Retreat!
January 10-12, Oak Island, NC
$35
RSVP to Mike by 12/29.
Prayer Bookmark
Death
Janie Peebles
Health Concerns
Ann Carson
Faye Eury
Mary Catherine Freeman
Casper Holroyd
Margaret Lucas
Jimmy Rogers, Sr.
Nancy Scott
Ongoing Concerns
Jimmy Ball
Virginia Beach
Riley Bingham
Hazel Dayvault
Anne Fortier
Evelyn Hieb
Freddy Johnson
Jo Ann Jones
Bill Knapp
Mary Knapp
Madelyn Lindley
Jim Martin
Sammy Martin
Roland Massey
David Poe
Sandra Pool
Pat Eckert Quinn
Margaret Scott
Anthony West
Deployed
Michelle Byron Margaret Marcello
Our Church Leaders
Pastors Rick, LuAnn, & Jesse
D.S. Strother, Bishop Ward
HBUMC Calendar
see www.hbumc.org
Sunday, 12/22
Fourth Sunday of Advent
8:30a Sanc. Traditional Worship
8:45a FH
LightHouse Worship
9:50a Sunday School for All Ages
11:00a Sanc. Traditional Worship
Tuesday, 12/24
Christmas Eve
Live Nativity & Luminary
3:00p
Family Friendly Service
5:00p
Family Friendly Service
7:00p
Candlelight Communion
11:00p
Candlelight Communion
Wednesday, 12/25
Christmas
Church Offices Closed
12/26-12/27
Business Office Open
Sunday, 12/29
First Sunday after Christmas
8:30a Sanc. Traditional Worship
8:45a FH
LightHouse Worship
9:50a Sunday School for All Ages
11:00a Sanc. Traditional Worship
12/30-12/31
Business Office Open
Wednesday, 01/01
New Years Day
Church Offices Closed
Thursday, 01/02
10:00a
Lectionary Study
7:30p
Chancel Choir Practice
Sunday, 01/05
Epiphany Sunday
8:30a Sanc. Traditional Worship
8:45a FH
LightHouse Worship
9:50a Sunday School for All Ages
11:00a Sanc. Traditional Worship
6:00p FH
HuB (UMYF)
*HYMN
“Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus”
Come to earth to taste our sadness, he whose glories knew no end;
by his life he brings us gladness, our Redeemer, Shepherd, Friend.
Leaving riches without number, born within a cattle stall;
this the everlasting wonder, Christ was born the Lord of all.
Born Thy people to deliver, born a child, and yet a King,
born to reign in us forever, now Thy gracious kingdom bring.
By Thine own eternal Spirit rule in all our hearts alone;
by Thine own sufficient merit, raise us to Thy glorious throne.
LATECOMERS MAY BE SEATED NOW.
TIME WITH YOUNG DISCIPLES
Laurie Perry
(11:00 - Children, ages 2-5/K, may go to Extended Session.)
Matthew 1:18-25
Now the birth of Jesus the Messiah took place in this way. When his mother
Mary had been engaged to Joseph, but before they lived together, she was found
to be with child from the Holy Spirit. Her husband Joseph, being a righteous man
and unwilling to expose her to public disgrace, planned to dismiss her quietly. But
just when he had resolved to do this, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a
dream and said, “Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary as your
wife, for the child conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit. She will bear a son,
and you are to name him Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins.” All
this took place to fulfill what had been spoken by the Lord through the prophet:
“Look, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall name him Emmanuel,” which means, “God is with us.” When Joseph awoke from sleep, he did
as the angel of the Lord commanded him; he took her as his wife, but had no
marital relations with her until she had borne a son; and he named him Jesus.
SERMON
“Revealed in the Names”
“Emmanuel, Emmanuel” (sing twice)
No. 204
SHARING OUR JOYS AND CONCERNS
PRAYERS FOR THE CHURCH AND WORLD AND LORD’S PRAYER
PRESENTATION OF GOD’S TITHES AND OUR OFFERINGS
Please pass the attendance register.
Visitors, please give us your address and phone number.
Offertory
“Awake, Arise and Hail the Morn” Arr. Mack Wilberg
Chancel Choir with brass
*DOXOLOGY
“Joy to the World”
No. 246
HAYES BARTON
*BENEDICTION AND CHIMES
*POSTLUDE
God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen
*Stand as you are able
Arr. Rutter
CCLI License #2367044
United Methodist Church
Raleigh, North Carolina
2013 Advent Season
8:30 am Service – Preschool Sunday School Teachers (Education Pathway)
Beth Baker, Renee Davis, Christina LeLiever
Children, ages 2 to 5, are encouraged to attend Preschool Sunday School
classes, and children in the 1st to 5th grades attend the Elementary Sunday
School classes. Teachers are needed to lead the SS classes on Sunday morning
from 9:45 - 10:45 am. Training and curriculum are provided, and teaching is generally rotated depending on the number of teachers per class.
MORNING WORSHIP
Eight-thirty and Eleven o’clock
FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT
DECEMBER 22, 2013
Suzanne Templeton, Susanne Stephenson, Matt Kirby, Tasha Warenda
This multi-generational team plans activities which promote Christian friendship
and connection for all members of the church, regardless of age. This team organizes events such as Fall Fest, Shrove Tuesday and the Longest Day Celebration.
11:00 am Service – 7th Grade Middle School Bible Study (Education Pathway)
Melanie Tharrington, Josie Nicholson, Bailey Zeller, Maddie Tharrington,
Casey Currin, Gracen Malpass, Emma Cline, Katharine Collie, Landt Smith
Small group Bible Study is offered for youth beginning with their 6th, 7th, & 8th
grade years. Their groups are separated by grade and gender and meet on
Wednesday evenings as a part of Wednesday evening activities. Adult leaders are
always needed and welcomed.
To learn more about any of these ministries, please contact Jennifer Hollerung
at 919-832-6435 x27 or jhollerung@hbumc.org.
Rick Clayton
RESPONSE TO THE WORD
*HYMN
*HYMN
LightHouse Service – Intergenerational Activities Team (Fellowship Pathway)
PROCLAMATION OF THE WORD
GOSPEL LESSON
SENDING FORTH
Arr. Wilberg
(choir sings verses 1 & 2, all sing verses 3 & 4; stand as directed)
Come, Thou long-expected Jesus, born to set Thy people free;
from our fears and sins release us; let us find our rest in Thee.
Israel’s strength and consolation, hope of all the earth Thou art;
dear desire of every nation, joy of every longing heart.
Joy to those who long to see thee, Dayspring from on high, appear;
come, thou promised Rod of Jesse, of thy birth we long to hear!
O’er the hills the angels singing news, glad tidings of a birth;
“Go to him, your praises bringing; Christ the Lord has come to earth.”
What can I give him, poor as I am?
If I were a shepherd, I would bring a lamb;
If I were a Wise Man, I would do my part;
Yet what I can I give him; give my heart.
Senior Pastor: Rick Clayton
Membership & Lay Involvement: Jennifer Hollerung
Associate Pastor: LuAnn Charlton
Music/Worship Arts: C. Michael Trexler
Associate Pastor: Jesse Baker
Organist: David Witt
Pastor Emeritus: F. Owen Fitzgerald, D.D.
Contemporary Music: Stephen Howell
Visitation Ministry: Becky Balentine
Children’s Music: Susan Stevens
Tech Arts: Kelly Donaldson
Youth Ministries: Mike Ellington, Emily Newman
Children’s Ministries: Laurie Perry, Liz Merritt
Building Superintendent: Marshall Parker
Nursery: Lise Sherlin
Wedding Administrator: Jerry Lachapelle
Business Administrator: Russell Wilcox
Weekday Preschool: Amy Mattheis
Church Secretary: Melanie Iversen
Assistant Business Admin.: Tricia Ligon
Membership Secretary: Anna Stidham
Food Services: Lu Ann Rudolph
Communications: Doug Gill
Head Ushers: Frank Brown; John Armfield
Ushers: (8:30) Kevin Shoaff, Captain; Michael Franke, Sylvia Gill, David Jones
(11:00) Alan Long, Captain; Al Bullock, Joe Burroughs,
David Butts, Jeff Powell, Irwin Roberts, Patrick Webster
Prayer Warriors: (8:30) Susan Mills; (11:00) Lynn McLeod
Crucifer: (8:30) Sam Crawford
Acolytes: (8:30) Katherine Rose; (11:00) Minta & Stephen Brice
Greeters: (8:30) Don & Elaine Buckey; (11:00) Dave & Sylvia Svendsgaard
“Revealed in the Names”
Two names are given to the baby who is to be born,
Emmanuel and Jesus. They mean that God is with us
and that God saves us. The first name points to God’s
purpose for creation, and the second to the fact that
God accomplishes that purpose is spite of human sin.
This is the truth that makes holiday miracles possible
in spite of holiday disasters.
Methodist Home for Children
Christmas Eve Services
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! As a result of the efforts of volunteers
in our congregation, many of the older children sponsored by the
Methodist Home for Children will have a much merrier and “more
fashionable!” Christmas! The gift cards have been delivered to the
precious families and Christmas morning will be blessed with
HBUMC love! Thank you so much for the support of this important
community organization throughout the year. I hope you will consider attending the “Winter’s Tale” Gala on January 25 at the Raleigh Convention Center. This is a night of music, dining, silent and live auctions,
and best of all, a great opportunity to learn more about the families served by
MHC. This year’s speaker, Katie Beers, will share her personal experiences of
survival and recovery through the Foster Home process. Katie’s bestseller, Buried
Memories, is available in bookstores. HBUMC members have given generously of
time and energy to the largest fundraiser sponsored by MHC. Gala chairpersons
during the past ten years have included Laurie Barwick, Perri Anderson, Melanie
Crockett, Tracy Vinson, Mary June Jones, Susan Kane, Jackie Abbott, and Jennie
Hayman. To learn more about the Gala, please visit awinterstale.org or contact
Jennifer Cooper at jcooper@mhfc.org or 919-754–3625. Again, thank you for allowing the light of Christ to shine through us!
Jackie Abbott, MHC Shepherd for HBUMC
Tuesday, December 24, at 3, 5, 7 & 11 pm
Please join us for one of our four worship services on this holy night. The 3 & 5 pm
services are family-friendly services. Communion will be served at all four services. Childcare (0-5/K) will be offered at 3, 5 & 7 pm. There will be a live nativity
for all services with luminary.
“Welcome!” “Good Morning!” “So glad you’re here!”
Simple words, yet so meaningful to those who walk thru the church doors on
Sunday morning. Each Sunday, greeters extend a warm welcome to encourage
all who gather to worship. As a member of HBUMC, I would like you to prayerfully consider serving as a “Greeter.” Please consider committing to 2 Sundays/
year when you are already at HB. Each time you serve will require 30 minutes or
less - but your service is critical to establishing our welcoming, accepting, and
inviting environment. Here is what a Greeter does:
1. Meets people as they enter the church.
2. Greets them with a smile and a friendly, “Good morning.”
3. Helps people find answers to any questions they have.
4. Ensures visitors aren’t lost in the shuffle.
Return this form to Jennifer or email the information to jhollerung@hbumc.org.
Name(s): _______________________________________________________
Email/phone: ____________________________________________________
Service preference: 8:30 or 11am; Months unavailable:
Your Parking Help Needed
When parking near HB, please do not park within 25’ of an intersection. This is
against Raleigh Parking Regulations.
Outreach Pathway 2014 Annual Grants
To receive a 2014 grant from our Outreach Pathway, a local organization
needs to be represented by a “Shepherd” who is a member of HBUMC. A member
who wishes to be a Shepherd needs to complete a brief grant application that is
reviewed and decided on by the Outreach committee.
In 2014, HB’s Outreach Pathway will again assist our members in supporting
organizations devoted to meeting basic human needs. HBUMC is already is active
in addressing these needs by supporting many wonderful, highly effective local
agencies, and by providing support to missionaries and organizations overseas
who work to feed, clothe and house children and adults in desperate need.
If you would like for Hayes Barton to support an organization in 2014 with a
grant and/or by soliciting volunteers from among our membership, please submit
an application to become a Shepherd and to request such support for that organization. Applications are available at the church’s reception desk. The deadline for
returning completed applications is January 24, 2014. Completed applications
may be placed in the Missions mailbox at the church or mailed to the address that
is on the application. If you represent an organization that we know, no further action on your part should be needed. If you are sponsoring an organization that we
are not familiar with, we may invite you to an upcoming Outreach Pathway meeting to share your knowledge about the organization. We welcome your application
and the opportunity to learn more about the organization that you support.
For questions, please contact Dickie Thompson
at dickie.thompson@jmthompsonco.com or 787-3267.
Year End Giving
If you have any questions, please contact Russell Wilcox at rwilcox@hbumc.org or
832-6435 x18. He will be at HB on Dec. 26, 27, 30 and 31 for last minute items.
Methodist Home for Children
Christmas Eve Services
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! As a result of the efforts of volunteers
in our congregation, many of the older children sponsored by the
Methodist Home for Children will have a much merrier and “more
fashionable!” Christmas! The gift cards have been delivered to the
precious families and Christmas morning will be blessed with
HBUMC love! Thank you so much for the support of this important
community organization throughout the year. I hope you will consider attending the “Winter’s Tale” Gala on January 25 at the Raleigh Convention Center. This is a night of music, dining, silent and live auctions,
and best of all, a great opportunity to learn more about the families served by
MHC. This year’s speaker, Katie Beers, will share her personal experiences of
survival and recovery through the Foster Home process. Katie’s bestseller, Buried
Memories, is available in bookstores. HBUMC members have given generously of
time and energy to the largest fundraiser sponsored by MHC. Gala chairpersons
during the past ten years have included Laurie Barwick, Perri Anderson, Melanie
Crockett, Tracy Vinson, Mary June Jones, Susan Kane, Jackie Abbott, and Jennie
Hayman. To learn more about the Gala, please visit awinterstale.org or contact
Jennifer Cooper at jcooper@mhfc.org or 919-754–3625. Again, thank you for allowing the light of Christ to shine through us!
Jackie Abbott, MHC Shepherd for HBUMC
Tuesday, December 24, at 3, 5, 7 & 11 pm
Please join us for one of our four worship services on this holy night. The 3 & 5 pm
services are family-friendly services. Communion will be served at all four services. Childcare (0-5/K) will be offered at 3, 5 & 7 pm. There will be a live nativity
for all services with luminary.
“Welcome!” “Good Morning!” “So glad you’re here!”
Simple words, yet so meaningful to those who walk thru the church doors on
Sunday morning. Each Sunday, greeters extend a warm welcome to encourage
all who gather to worship. As a member of HBUMC, I would like you to prayerfully consider serving as a “Greeter.” Please consider committing to 2 Sundays/
year when you are already at HB. Each time you serve will require 30 minutes or
less - but your service is critical to establishing our welcoming, accepting, and
inviting environment. Here is what a Greeter does:
1. Meets people as they enter the church.
2. Greets them with a smile and a friendly, “Good morning.”
3. Helps people find answers to any questions they have.
4. Ensures visitors aren’t lost in the shuffle.
Return this form to Jennifer or email the information to jhollerung@hbumc.org.
Name(s): _______________________________________________________
Email/phone: ____________________________________________________
Service preference: 8:30 or 11am; Months unavailable:
Your Parking Help Needed
When parking near HB, please do not park within 25’ of an intersection. This is
against Raleigh Parking Regulations.
Outreach Pathway 2014 Annual Grants
To receive a 2014 grant from our Outreach Pathway, a local organization
needs to be represented by a “Shepherd” who is a member of HBUMC. A member
who wishes to be a Shepherd needs to complete a brief grant application that is
reviewed and decided on by the Outreach committee.
In 2014, HB’s Outreach Pathway will again assist our members in supporting
organizations devoted to meeting basic human needs. HBUMC is already is active
in addressing these needs by supporting many wonderful, highly effective local
agencies, and by providing support to missionaries and organizations overseas
who work to feed, clothe and house children and adults in desperate need.
If you would like for Hayes Barton to support an organization in 2014 with a
grant and/or by soliciting volunteers from among our membership, please submit
an application to become a Shepherd and to request such support for that organization. Applications are available at the church’s reception desk. The deadline for
returning completed applications is January 24, 2014. Completed applications
may be placed in the Missions mailbox at the church or mailed to the address that
is on the application. If you represent an organization that we know, no further action on your part should be needed. If you are sponsoring an organization that we
are not familiar with, we may invite you to an upcoming Outreach Pathway meeting to share your knowledge about the organization. We welcome your application
and the opportunity to learn more about the organization that you support.
For questions, please contact Dickie Thompson
at dickie.thompson@jmthompsonco.com or 787-3267.
Year End Giving
If you have any questions, please contact Russell Wilcox at rwilcox@hbumc.org or
832-6435 x18. He will be at HB on Dec. 26, 27, 30 and 31 for last minute items.
In Memory of Herman Powell & Dot Powell and in
Honor of Shannon, Sydney & Monica Powell by Jeff
Powell
In Memory of Frances McLean by Marcie & Lou Pucillo
In Honor of Kathryn Hunt by Marcie & Lou Pucillo
In Memory of my parents, Reuben & Ruth Johnson, by
Betty Johnson Smith
In Memory of David Angell, father of Laura & Victoria
Angell, by Betty Johnson Smith
In Memory of Harry Gatton and in Honor of Mary
Gatton by Melba & J. C. Smith
In Honor of John & Jennifer Holding, Sharon & Tim
Crawford, and Cindy & Frank McLain by Julia & Phillip
Stevens
In Memory of Glenn & Grace Anderson by Charlotte A.
Straney
In Memory of Dan Jr., Lucy and Dan Sharpe III by
Peggy, Tim, Jaye, Paige & Lee Thomas
In Memory of Lauren Ashley Thompson by Angie,
Dickie & Travis Thompson
In Honor of Mrs. Grace Altman Thompson by Angie,
Dickie & Travis Thompson
In Honor of Col. (Ret.) & Mrs. Emory Brownlee by
Angie, Dickie & Travis Thompson
In Honor of Mary, Bill, William, Chailee, John & Alex
Moss by Becky, Mary Frances & Will Thompson
In Memory of Sara Burroughs by Becky Thompson
In Memory of Frank Fuller by Becky Thompson
In Memory of Frank Scott by Becky Thompson
In Honor of Angie & Dickie Thompson by Travis
Thompson
In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. George Walz and Ray & Ruth
Chambers by Dick & Jane Walz
In Honor of Jason & Tami Walz by Dick & Jane Walz
In Honor of Travis, Stephanie, Tyler & Matthew Vining
by Dick & Jane Walz
In Honor of leaders & mentors in Seeds of Hope Steering
Committee and Homework Club by Dick & Jane Walz
In Honor of Charlie & Becky Russell by the Weekday
Preschool Staff
Holiday Share:
FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT FLOWERS
Ends TODAY
The Chancel Flowers are given to the glory of God and
in loving memory of Kathryn & Fletcher Thomasson and
Virginia & Tom Graves, Sr. by Sara & Tom Graves, Katie
& Kenny Dodson, and Sallie, David, Thomas, & Matthew
Wheeler.
Holiday Share donor cards are again
available as gifts to your friends and/or
family. Donations can be made in honor
or memory of a loved one.
Donor cards can be obtained for a
donation at the reception desk today,
before and after all Sunday morning services.
When you “purchase” a donor card, your gift can be made in
any amount to one or more of the following worthy charities that
HBUMC, through the Outreach Pathway, has supported during
2013 to help those in need. You may also “write in” a different
charity if you wish. Additional information about each charity is in
the newsletter.
The Center for Volunteer Caregiving
Centro Internacionale de Raleigh (CIR)
The Green Chair Project
Hearts and Hands for Haiti
Inter-Faith Food Shuttle
Meals on Wheels of Wake County
Methodist Home for Children
Partners for Humanity (Seeds of Hope)
Society of St. Andrew (SoSA)
Stop Hunger Now
Urban Ministries of Wake County
Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network
Wee Care Children’s Enrichment Program
ZOE Ministry
For questions, please contact:
Sara at s_b_bryant@hotmail.com
New Advent Paraments
The new Advent Paraments in the sanctuary have been donated
in memory of the Walker, McDaniel and Prescott Families by
Mollie Walker Prescott-McDaniel & Andrew Holmes McDaniel.
The Christmas Greenery in the Chancel is given:
in loving memory of their granddaughter, Abigail Oliver
Dargan, and their parents, Elizabeth Oliver & Benjamin
McClamroch and Kathleen & Charles Veasey, by Gail
& Bob Veasey.
in loving memory of her parents, Ollen D. McLeod and
Christie Maynard McLeod, who was at one time our
organist and choir director, and her sister Katharine
Wilson by Dr. Neill McLeod.
The Wreaths at the Back of the Sanctuary are given:
in loving memory of Rollin & Susan Pratt by Penny &
Bruce Oland.
in loving memory of Rebecca D. Wall by her family.
The Wreath on the Balcony is given in loving memory
of Nicholas M. Perry by Nancy, Martha, Carlson,
Brandon, Nick Jr., and Chesson.
The Wreaths on the Stone Street Doors are given in
loving memory of her husband, Frank; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gill; her sister, Helen Gill Keasler; and
Frank’s parents, Mr. O. L. Scott and Mrs. Hetter Mae
Scott Byrd; by Nancy Scott.
The Wreaths on the Fairview Road Doors are given in
memory of Tom Lindley by Madelyn Lindley and Tom &
Michelle Lindley.
The Wreaths on the Back Foyer Doors are given in
great appreciation of our ministers, Rick, LuAnn, and
Jesse, by the Ken Crockett Family.
The Wreaths on the Preschool Entry Doors are given in
loving memory of our parents, Gilbert & Virginia Darden
Hay and Charles & Corinne Nunnery, by Charlene &
Gilbert Hay.
The Large White Poinsettias in the Chancel are given:
in loving memory of Dr. & Mrs. Don F. Cathcart, Mr. &
Mrs. John L. Shipp and Mr. William J. Cathcart by Ann,
John, Lynn, Scott, Jenn, Lowry Ann & Peyton Cathcart.
in loving memory of Dr. Henry Ligon & Mrs. Anna G.
Ligon by the family.
in loving memory of Sara Burroughs by Iggy, Joe &
Tommy Burroughs.
in loving memory of our mother, Rhumel Templeton,
and our brother, Kyle Templeton, and our sincerest
appreciation to our church family for your continuous
love and support by the Phil Templeton Family.
Christmas Poinsettias 2013
In Honor of Ronnie Bagwell by everyone at Bagwell &
Bagwell Insurance
In Honor of LuAnn Charlton by Ken & Ann Barnes
In Honor of Mary Catherine Benson by Ann & Dale
Benson
In Memory of our dear friend, Lauren Ashley Thompson,
by Mary Catherine Benson, Katie Sebastian Fader, and
Anna Martin
In Honor of Ann & Dale Benson by Mary Catherine
Benson
In Memory of John Blackwell by Eleanor Blackwell
In Memory of our parents, Mr. & Mrs. B. C. Manning
and Dr. & Mrs. J. Dewey Bradsher, by Jo Ann & John
Bradsher
In Memory of Wiley Brown, Sr. by Dorothy P. Brown
In Memory of Kathie B. McDonald by Dorothy P. Brown
In Memory of our parents, Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Brown,
Jr. and Mr. & Mrs. Howard Revis, by Frank & Becky
Brown
In Memory of Rev. John A. (Jack) Buckley by Shirley,
Betty Ann & John Buckley
In Honor of Betty Ann & John Buckley by Shirley
Buckley
In Memory of Jackie Burgess by Meg Burgess Byron
In Honor of Cale Burgess, Jr. by Meg Burgess Byron
In Honor of Maj. Curt Byron and Maj. Michelle Byron
and Michael by Meg Burgess Byron
In Memory of Eason Randolph Clarke by The Clarke
Family
In Memory of Donald M. & Mildred S. Cline by Seth,
Amelia & Denise Cline
In Memory of Millard Coe & Ida Thomson by Millard
(Bill) Coe
In Memory of Katherine Coleman by Brian & Jan
Coleman
In Memory of Ann Herron by Jan & Brian Coleman
In Memory of Ralph Bennett with love from Stephanie,
Scott & Ellie Dannenberg
In Memory of Billy Bynum by the Disciple II Class
In Honor of Trish & Will Bynum by the Disciple II Class
In Memory of Liz Leach by Pat & Joe Donaldson
In Memory of Frances McLean by Pat & Joe Donaldson
In Memory of Edwin E. Flythe, III by Mr. & Mrs. B. J.
Fitzhugh, Jr.
In loving Memory of Winn Flythe by Tootie, Skip &
Todd Flythe
In loving Memory of Dot & Ed Flythe by Tootie, Skip &
Todd Flythe
In Memory of Don Freeman, Jr. by Marjorie, Mary
Catherine & Will
In Honor of Pastor Rick by Mary Gatton
In Memory of Richard Glassford by Anne Glassford
In Memory of Tommy Glassford by Anne Glassford
In Memory of Phil Greer by Shelly Greer
In Memory of Rives Mann by Matthew, Katie & Wyatt
Rives Harrell
In Memory of Dr. & Mrs. J. Henry Ligon, Jr. by Jill
Heath, Tricia Ligon & Robin White
In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Husketh and Mr. &
Mrs. E. T. (Chick) Husketh, Jr. by Jared & Justin
Husketh
In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie Moss, Mr. & Mrs.
North DeMent, and Mrs. Tressie Brown Moss by Jared &
Justin Husketh
In Memory of Frances Craft Johnson by Gary & Kalen
Johnson
In Honor of Lynwood Earl Johnson, Sr. by Gary & Kalen
Johnson
In Honor of Richard Wiseman Vaughan, Sr. by Gary &
Kalen Johnson
In Honor of Karen R. Vaughan by Gary & Kalen
Johnson
In Memory of Megan Marie Jones by Gene & Ann Jones
In Honor of our pastors: Rick, LuAnn and Jesse, by Lin
& Mary Ellen Jordan
In Honor of our 5 grandchildren and to the Glory of God
by Lin & Mary Ellen Jordan
In Memory of Richard Keggereis by Pauline R.
Keggereis, Shaaron K. Cypher and Lynda K. Watkins
In Memory of Carl L. Byrd, Jr. by Chip & Leslie
Koscielniak
In Honor of Virginia T. Byrd & Kristin Byrd by Chip &
Leslie Koscielniak
In Memory of our daughter, Cathy Hymes, and our
granddaughter, Nikki Hymes, by Sally & Bill Lazar
In Honor of our daughters, Linda Bowens & Christy
Johnson, by Sally & Bill Lazar
In Honor of Madelyn Lindley by Tom & Michelle
Lindley
In Honor of Eleanor Drozeck by Tom & Michelle
Lindley
In Honor of Michelle Lindley by Tom Lindley
In Memory of Nancy Long by Alan Long & Family
In Memory of our son, Tucker Rives Mann, by Karen &
Tucker Mann
In Memory of my parents, Page & Wharton Separk, by
Marcia & Jay
In Memory of Jackie Burgess and in Honor of Cale
Burgess by Jackie, Keith, Andy & Keith McLaurin
In Honor of Leonard & Carol Smith, by Jo Ann Moore
In Memory of Edward Speed Noell, Jr. by Lee Noell
In Memory of John L. Cameron by Ann & Irvin Pearce
In Honor of Beulah Cameron by Ann & Irvin Pearce