November 2018

Newsletter of The Hill United Presbyterian Church Butler, PA

“O give thanks to the Lord, for He is good, for His steadfast love endures forever.” Psalm 118: 29

Rev. Leigh Benish

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP

Elder Louise Evans
10:30 A.M.—Worship Service
11:30 A.M.—Coffee and Fellowship Time in the Fellowship Hall
Jenny Martin, Choir Director

Nancy Slezak, Memorial Handbell

Director and Organist

Kathleen Davis

Elean Heist, Administrative Assistant

and Financial Secretary
Elean.hillup@zoominternet.net

Lyn Goehring, Treasurer

John D. Whittington

Welcome to Rev. Leigh Benish!

501 Second Street

Butler, Pennsylvania 16001
724-287-5427
E-mail: hillup@zoominternet.net
www.hillup.org
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
SUNDAY MORNING
WORSHIP SERVICES
10:30 - 11:30 A.M.

SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 4, 2018
All Saints Day
Lord’s Supper - Traditional

Rev. Leigh Benish

Scripture: Psalm 146; Mark 6: 1-13

NOVEMBER 11, 2018
25th Sunday After Pentecost
Veterans’ Day

Rev. Leigh Benish

Scripture: Psalm 145: 10-13; Acts 2: 1-21

NOVEMBER 18, 2018
26th Sunday After Pentecost

Rev. Leigh Benish

Scripture: Psalm 16; Hebrews 10: 11-25

NOVEMBER 25, 2018
Christ The King Sunday

Rev. Leigh Benish

Scripture: Psalm 93; John 18: 33-37

 Then they said to him, “Please ask God for advice.
Try to find out whether we’ll have success on our
journey.” The priest answered them, “Go in peace.
The Lord is pleased with your journey.” –Judges 8:5-6
I like to talk about life as a journey. It’s a very fitting image. Sometimes there is
smooth sailing; things seem to go the way we think they should, without obstacles. At
other times there are detours; things don’t go exactly as planned, but we figure it out.
And, at others, there are roadblocks; there is simply no moving ahead.

A life of faith is no different. There are times when we feel very spiritually connected
with God, and others when God seems nowhere to be found. There are times of
incredibly faith and times of deep, deep doubt. There are times when we are sure of
God’s presence, and there may even be times when we question God’s very existence.

It’s been a journey for all of us to get to this place at this point in time. Our lives have
each taken their own path – some windier than others – to bring us here. I recently went
on a quite a journey of my own. Not only did I do the physical travel of 1,400 miles
across 7 states to make my way to Butler, but I also went on a spiritual journey. I had to
rely on God in new ways, and trust the Spirit as we were led to this place.

And, here we are! This is the time when our journeys converge. Together, we will grow
spiritually, serve compassionately, worship faithfully, and commune peacefully.
Together we will listen for God’s voice and for God’s call. Together, we will do our best
to serve God with joy, energy, and fidelity.

My family and I are so excited to be in Butler, and we are looking forward to the many
ways we will journey together. I’ve been on lots of trips in my life, and I know for sure
that traveling companions make all the difference. Even those who start a trip as
complete strangers create an unbreakable bond by the end. When we share experiences,
we become family.

So, I’d love to get to know you, my traveling companions! Feel free to stop by my
office for a chat (I’ll always have chocolate available). Once I find my weekly rhythm, I
will have regular office hours at a local coffee shop, and I’d love to enjoy a cup and your
company. One of my primary areas of focus early on is to simply get to know people
and build relationships, and I look forward to every opportunity to do so.

As we embark on this journey together, there will be obstacles and roadblocks, but we
must trust that God is in control and that God has a plan. I look forward to traveling
together with you!

Peace-
Pastor Leigh
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 FULL DREAM AHEAD IN FAITH!
Dear Friends in Christ,

By now you should have received the 2018 stewardship letter and pledge form. Our
stewardship message comes from Acts 2:17 and reads: “In the last days it will be, God
declares, that I will pour out my Spirit upon all flesh, and your sons and your
daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men
shall dream dreams.” This is a timely message for Hill Church as we welcome our new
pastor, the Reverend Leigh Benish and begin to dream about where God is leading our
family of faith.

If you have not already done so, please prayerfully consider how you can support the
mission and ministries of Hill Church. Please complete the pledge form that came with your
stewardship letter and return it in the envelope provided. If you have misplaced your pledge
form you may use the form included with this newsletter article. You may return your pledge
form by mailing it to the church office or placing it in the offering plate during worship.
Pledges will be consecrated to the glory and honor of God on Sunday, November 11, 2018.

Thank you for honoring God through your support of the ministries and mission of Hill
Church. Your generosity and support will help Hill Church fulfill God’s plan for our future.

In Faith and Service,

The Stewardship Committee

E S T I M AT E O F G I V I N G C A R D
Because of God’s great love and grace for me/us, I/we wish to help share Name _____________________________________________________
his love throughout the year with my/our ongoing financial support of
the mission and ministries of Hill Church. To help fulfill our ministry Address ___________________________________________________
opportunities in the coming year (2019), I/we hope to give:
City ____________________________________ Zip_______________
$ _________ per WEEK, totaling $___________ for the Year
Telephone
$ _________ per MONTH, totaling $___________ for the Year
__________________________________________________
$ _________ per _______, totaling $___________ for the Year
Signature _________________________________Date _____________
In addition, to personally serve God through the ministry opportunities
Note: Please remember that you may change your estimate of giving at
of the church in the coming year, I/we hope to give ______ hours of my/
any time by notifying the Financial Secretary.
our time ___ weekly or ___ monthly in support of the following
ministries __________________________________________________
Directions: Please complete this Estimate of Giving Card, and bring it
with you to worship November 11. All the cards will be consecrated
_____ I/we commit to support the church in prayer; however, at the during worship. Thank you for your participation.
present time, I/we cannot commit to give financially or of my/our time
on a regular basis.

The next newsletter deadline is

NOVEMBER 15, 2018!
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 BIBLE READING S
FOR NOVEMBER

Morning Evening
1 Jer. 24, 25, 26 Titus 2
2 Jer. 27, 28, 29 Titus 3
3 Jer. 30, 31 Philemon
4th - Cathy Zarnick 4 Jer. 32, 33 Heb. 1

5th - William Leroy 5

6
Jer. 34, 35, 36
Jer. 37, 38, 39
Heb. 2
Heb. 3
6th - Heather Kretzer and Raymond 7 Jer. 40, 41, 42 Heb. 4
8 Jer. 43, 44, 45 Heb. 5
Dougherty 9 Jer. 46, 47 Heb. 6
10 Jer. 48, 49 Heb. 7
9th - Kendall Nace and Amber Selfridge 11 Jer. 50 Heb. 8
10th - Louise Evans 12
13
Jer. 51, 52
Lam. 1, 2
Heb. 9
Heb. 10: 1-18
11th - Lin Ellis 14 Lam. 3, 4, 5 Heb. 10: 19-39
15 Ezek. 1, 2 Heb. 11: 1-19
12th - Emily Selfridge 16 Ezek. 3, 4 Heb. 11: 20-40
15th - Casey Arn 17
18
Ezek. 5, 6, 7
Ezek. 8, 9, 10
Heb. 12
Heb. 13
16th - Timothy Kennedy 19 Ezek. 11, 12, 13 Jas. 1
20 Ezek. 14, 15 Jas. 2
18th - Christopher Wandell 21 Ezek. 16, 17 Jas. 3
22 Ezek. 18, 19 Jas. 4
21st - Cara Moses and David Dougherty 23 Ezek. 20, 21 Jas. 5
22nd - Steve Arn 24
25
Ezek. 22, 23
Ezek. 24, 25, 26
I. Pet. 1
I. Pet. 2
26th - April Miller 26 Ezek. 27, 28, 29 I. Pet. 3
27 Ezek. 30, 31, 32 I. Pet. 4
27th - Simon Brown 28 Ezek. 33, 34 I. Pet. 5
30th - Edna Mae Knauer 29
30
Ezek. 35, 36
Ezek. 37, 37, 39
II. Pet. 1
II. Pet. 2

On a very warm October evening, Grillmaster Steve Arn helped other Community
Dinner volunteers by cooking hotdogs outside for 88 guests. Baked beans,
peaches, cake, and potato chips rounded out the menu. Just to shake things up a
bit, the pre-meal prayer was also held outside. We are nothing if not flexible! To
find out how you can help, call Barb or Jim Kamerer at 724.283.2248.
WORSHIP
Session Notes
The Session held its monthly meeting on October 8, 2018. ATTENDANCE
IN AUGUST AND
The following actions were taken: SEPTEMBER
++ Approved the resignation of Rev. Dr. William Jackson as interim pastor effective
October 15, 2018, and thanked him for his time, guidance and wisdom during his stay. Sunday
++ Approved the following from the Stewardship Committee -- to accept the final 9/2 83
distribution of the Alice Platt Estate in the amount of $70,016.11; to designate the use of
the estate distribution for use in the church doors/lift project as needed; to authorize the 9/9 118
new designated signers for church accounts; to authorize those designated to make 9/16 84
withdrawals or transfers from New Covenant funds.
9/23 68
++Approved the Administration Committee motion to begin Phase Two of the lift/door
accessibility project to include modification of sidewalks and railings on Second Street, 9/30 80
replacement of both Second Street lower level entrance doors and replacement of
McCarren Way exterior and interior doors. completion of this project will result in two 10/7 82
fully accessible church entrances. 10/14 53
Respectfully submitted,
Louise Evans 10/21 85
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 Reservation form
SENIOR NIGHT OUT
MONDAY, November 19, 2018 at 5:30 P.M.

I / We will attend Senior Night Out:

Name(s)_______________________________________
#Attending _________ # Gluten Free _________
Ride Needed? _________ # Dairy Free _________
Donations accepted
DEADLINE for RESERVATIONS: Wednesday, November 14th.

Senior Night Out will be held on Monday, November 19th at 5:30 p.m. The meal will be catered by
Simply Catered and will be stuffed pork chops, mashed potatoes, California blend vegetables, fruit
salad, rolls and dessert. This ministry is for those ages 50 and over to enjoy fellowship, a catered
dinner, and a special program. Please mark your calendars and use the reservation form above! Put
your reservation form in the collection plate or turn it in to Elean in our Church Office on or before
Wednesday, November 14th at noon. Please let us know if you have to cancel the day of the dinner.
I want to thank so many for their letters, notes, and calls to me in my loss of Shirley, who has been the
bright light of my life for over sixty years. My heart is broken in my missing her. Our life together in
Christian ministry, teaching, caring, loving, and laughter will culminate, I pray, in our beautiful reunion
"in heaven as it was on earth". Hill Church was our most happy church 13 years into our retirements.
Wonderful friends and shared services. Shirley and I love you. Thank you for sharing my grief. - Mike
Winship
The Heist Family would like to thank everyone who took the time to donate food and money to the
Dassa Weekend Power Pack Back Pack program! The response of our Church family truly
overwhelmed us AGAIN! We are so grateful to say we donated 40 canned pastas, 46 mac and
cheese, 17 tunas, 15 soups, 84 puddings, 28 juice boxes, 114 fruit cups, 44 apple sauces, 136 fruit
bars, 93 breakfast bars/cereals, and 216 crackers/snacks/chips for a GRAND TOTAL of 833
items!! With the generous monetary donations to this program we were able to purchase 197
Hormel Complete/Dinty Moore dinners and 221 cans of dinner soup, the items
most needed. All these items were packed into our SUV, taking up the entire
back and part of the middle row, and delivered to Dassa McKinney Elementary
School on Friday, October 12th. We thank you so very much for your wonderful
generosity! Thank you again and may God bless everyone who was so generous!
With love and gratefulness, Gregory, Elean, Sam, Seth, and Bella Heist.
NEWS FROM GHANA
We are about to send funds to the Bubiashie Committee for scholarships to be awarded soon.
Please prayerfully consider contributing to this mission as it benefits young women in
Ghana. As you may recall, Hill Church has been doing this for nine years. The committee
is also planning to send Christmas cards to each student, just as a way of keeping in touch.

PRAYER CONCERNS CONTINUE

Please continue to keep the Bubiashie District Churchs, Bernard Daddy, chairperson of the Bubiashie
Scholarship Committee, as well as the students, and Joshua Heikkila, the West Africa Liaison for the PC
(USA), in your prayers. Also for Dr. McWilson ‘Koku’ Atakro, the Executive Presbyter and Moderator for
the West Volta Presbytery.
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 IN
What a wonderful time we are having at Wednesdays on the Hill! Despite being
shorthanded this term, everyone is pitching and keeping the wheels turning. The
older kids are finishing up their Journeys with Moses and are about to meet a new
leader for God’s People- Joshua. The Preschool folks have been learning about many
Old Testament heroes and it looks like they have enjoyed every minute while
keeping busy with crafts and games and a weekly visit from their Doggy Friend,
Theo.

Please join us at 6:30 on November 14 for a brief presentation on what we have been
up to this fall. You can count on songs from the Preschool crowd, a special song and
dance based on our lesson theme by the Grades 1-3 class and their Teen mentors.
The Grades 4-6 class will present a short play about the bad kids from Holy Moses
Christian School and what the learn about following God! Then we’ll adjourn to the
fellowship hall for AWESOME DESSERTS. Anyone who is willing to bring a dessert,
please let Kathleen Davis know as soon as possible.

Baking Day - all teens are encouraged to come to the kitchen on Saturday, November
3rd at 2:00 PM to bake brownies and cupcakes for the Election Day Bake Sale. The
Teens going to the National Presbyterian Youth Triennium next summer will benefit
from proceeds of the sale so we are excited to help stock the table.

The Tuesday Morning Bible Study for Women has just begun their second book-
Ruth. Please feel free to come join in the discussions. We try to tread a wide path
between the meaning of the text and parallels with today’s world. Delicious snacks
are served at break time and the diversity of opinion is always stimulating.

Have you found six green footprints so far? Keep looking! The puzzle with all the
important words from the WOTH lessons will be in next month’s newsletter and you
may win the grand prize!
Thank You! The Mission Support Committee thanks the
congregation for their generous donations of coats to benefit
the Bundle Up Butler program. Fifty two men’s, women’s,
and children’s coats were taken to the Center for Community
Resources for distribution later this month.

Our Nurture Committee will be sending out a letter to the congregation

about having family pictures taken on November 9 and 10th.
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 As you may remember, Andy Chaff collects items for the Yellow Ribbon Girls located in Ellwood City. The
Yellow Ribbon Girls began when sisters Bonnie, Patti, and Vicki’s brother, MAJ John Stich, an Army Critical Care
Nurse, was deployed as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom in early 2003. He asked his family to get involved. They
started with a few yellow ribbons and pins and have not stopped making over 10,000 bows and pins of every size
imaginable. With the donations from the bows and pins and with the help of friends, neighbors, schools and
churches they have been able to ship over 38,000 packages and counting. John retired as a Lt. Colonel after 20
years of active duty in the United States Army. He resides in the Ellwood City area with his wife and family.

Here are some responses from some happy recipients.

I serve in Kabul, Afghanistan in a base called New Kabul Compound (NKC). In my office, we have all branches
of service. Soon, we are going to be an international office with someone from the Ukraine working in our office.

I am a Civil Servant who works directly for the Navy. I am one of the few people in this office who is not in
uniform.

I will be here until March of 2019 and am happy to share care packages with others in my office and on base. On
the larger base, we have Americans, Mongolians, Norwegians, British, and Germans. I’m sure I would find a few
other nations if I tried.

This is my first deployment, which I volunteered. I am amazed, thankful, and blessed by the support of strangers.
Care packages are appreciated by everyone.

Kevin
Medical Program Manager
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Good morning Ladies,

Hope this finds ya’ll well.

I received a package today and a couple the other day. Thank you so very much. I love receiving your packages.
(So do my co-workers because I share)

Thank you
Penny
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We received two care packages today. Wow!!! You went all out! You really lifted our spirits!!!!!! Everyone
enjoyed looking through it - almost everyone got something! Thank you very much!!!!!! You all are a real blessing!
I, of course, grabbed those protein bars - thanks for thinking of me! Lord bless!

SSG Martin
1 TSC Container Management
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If you would like to make donations, there is a box in the Overflow Room. To see a list of items in need, please
visit their website, yellowribbongirls.com
ITEMS IN MOST NEED
Batteries (AA, D), beef jerky, energy/granola bars, Gatorade powder, powdered drink mix, packs of crackers,
battery power fans, 2 ply toilet paper, protein bars, microwave meals
 “Keep Me Warm Trees”
Once again we are asking the congregation to help to decorate our “Keep Me Warm Trees”.
Beginning November 11th we will have a tree set up in the Overflow Area and also one in the
Fellowship Hall to receive your contributions through December 16th. Warm clothing, new or
gently used, such as mittens, caps, jackets, sweaters, scarves, gloves, socks, etc. will be
greatly appreciated. We thank you for all your beautiful items in the past and in
advance for your help this year. There seems to be a great need this year as in the
past. These items will be delivered to Center Avenue School and some of the coats
may go to Bundle Up.
- Bea Welch, P.W. Moderator

oinsettias
$6.50 each

PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY THE WAY YOU WISH NAMES TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE BULLETIN
USE A SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH PLANT ORDERED

In memory of: _____________________________________________________________________________

OR

In honor of: _____________________________________________________________________________

Given by: _____________________________________________________________________________

Payment enclosed: Check #________ Cash Total Amount: __________________

Will pick up Deacons can take

Deadline for orders is Sunday, December 2, 2018

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 HARVEST HOME 2018
It is that time of year when the Deacons will
be collecting food for the community for
the Thanksgiving season. The food will be
distributed through St. Vincent de Paul in
time for the November holiday. For three
weeks food will be collected in the southeast
corner of the sanctuary near the organ console. The
following are suggestions of food items by weeks—
though it's not a strict guideline, just a suggestion.
It is the Deacons’ hope that our congregation will
continue to be generous in bringing in food items and/
or money donations to support our Harvest Home
Project, and as a result, benefit St. Vincent de Paul.
Shop Through
Amazon.com!
As the Christmas season quickly approaches, we
would like to remind you all to consider shopping
through Amazon.com where a percentage of your
purchases will go to OUR church! Simply visit
our website at hillup.org and click on the Amazon
icon, which can be seen at the right hand side of
the page when you click on the “Church News”
tab at the top of the page. No other action is
needed on your part. If you are planning on
shopping on Amazon this holiday season or
anytime at all, please remember to do this, and
tell your family and friends too!

October 28: Canned and jarred foods; vegetables,

fruits, soup, jelly, spaghetti sauce, tuna, salmon,
CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS WITH
peanut butter, beef stew, pumpkin. YOUR CHURCH FAMILY
Please join your Church family at our
November 4: Boxed and bagged food; flour, sugar, Christmas luncheon on December 16th
macaroni and cheese, pancake mix, cereals, rice, cake at 11:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall
mixes, pie mixes, crackers. (immediately following our worship
November 11: Three-pound bags of apples and five
service). Look for more information
pound bags of potatoes which require the least cold and a reservation form in
storage time. Other fresh vegetables and fruits cannot Church bulletins this month.
be collected due to the lack of cold storage areas. Please reserve the date and
plan to celebrate with us this
Christmas season!

IT’S SHOEBOX TIME!

Christmas is about sharing the gift of God's Son, Jesus Christ, with the world.
Operation Christmas Child brings joy and hope to poor children around the
world through gift-filled shoeboxes and the Good News of God’s love. You can
share God’s love with needy children in Honduras, Kosovo, or another country
by participating with other members of our church. We will have more
information in an upcoming church bulletin insert, or you can visit the Operation Christmas child website
at www.samaritanspurse.org/occ for ideas, boy and girl box labels, and an informative video. You can
start by filling out and coloring the enclosed letter to put in the shoebox. Also consider if you want your
shoebox to go to a boy or girl and what age group you would like to buy for. There are three age groups: 2-
4, 5-9, and 10-14. The 10-14 group sees the least amount of shoeboxes donated so we encourage you to
consider them. All shoeboxes need to be brought to church on or before Sunday, November 18th to make
sure that the children receive them in time for Christmas. If shopping and filling shoeboxes are not for you,
we will also accept monetary donations. It costs $9 to mail one shoebox.
DUE TO NEW CUSTOMS REGULATIONS, TOOTHPASTE AND CANDY,
INCLUDING CHOCOLATE, ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED!
Don't forget to bring your shoebox gift to church on or before Sunday,
November 18th. What a perfect gift to give in honor of Jesus' birthday!
 N D H A E C Y L I M A F T K W C S P H P
Q A L A O I W R D K Z U H O T U T D M U
H K T L R N P W V A M G A O D B U P J M
Q E O I R V Y S E B F K N C M M F Q O P
A N W O V E E E F E F A K T D V F Q E K
Y C C C K E M S L P I H S D N E I R F I
E I I R O O A L T F O J G K A C N C P N
N C U R D R O M W C H Z I W L Z G B J W
R T A E E W M X E T Z Y V S G S E G Y T
J E E E S M F Q U R C I I Q N M X X H Z
S R W H P L A O Z R I E N V E I K Q Z R
F I I O Q B M K P M E C G Z Q R E P O H
Y P C G L Y V O C A B Y A W A G J V F H
R W H K L F T E Z I A M A N D L W M E Y
F Z Q P N A Y S E T T L E R S I M H A A
F A L L T E G A W O R S H I P P F S S M
S I I O V R S L M S S E N D N I K A T S
S A E T A G M S G I V I N G S G Z U N P
M S I V H Z S P R U B J L H Q Q S Q J I
K H Y L N O V T Y B K F L C U T U S G U
AMERICA FISH NATIVE AMERICANS SICKNESS
COLONY FREEDOM PEACE SQUASH
COOK FRIENDSHIP PIE STUFFING
CORN GIVING PILGRIMS THANKSGIVING
ENGLAND GRAVY PLYMOUTH TURKEY
FAITH HARVEST POTATOES WORSHIP
FALL HOPE PRAYER YAMS
FAMILY KINDNESS PUMPKIN
FEAST MAIZE SAIL
FELLOWSHIP MAYFLOWER SETTLERS
 VOLUNTEERS FOR
NOVEMBER 2018
CHURCH
USHER GREETERS COUNTING FELLOWSHIP
TEAM BEFORE ELDERS LITURGIST ACOLYTE OPENER/ HOUR
POWERPOINT
Dale
Deacon Deacon Elder Janet Edinger
NOVEMBER Ladies’ Anderson Seth
Susan Susan Anne and
4 Team Leroy Heist
Catanzarito Catanzarito Miller Carol Gadsby
Edinger
Tom
Elder Elder
NOVEMBER Ladies’ Graham Juliet Volunteer
Bea Welch Maryanne Tom
11 Team Miller Needed
Anne Miller Puente Graham

Barb
Deacon Elder Elder Deacon
NOVEMBER Men’s Kamerer Bella
Gregory Becky Bob Jim
18 Team Heist
Heist Mike Freeze Plymale Kennedy Kamerer

None - Due
Ruth Scott Elder Elder
NOVEMBER Men’s Audrey Caroline To
Audrey Tom
25 Team Nossokoff Freeze Thanksgiving
Steve Arn Nossokoff Graham
Holiday
Communion Team – Team B
Newsletter Team in NOVEMBER (for December) – B
(Willing Workers)
Sunday morning ride service driver for NOVEMBER - Gregory Heist (724-996-6050)

PULPIT FLOWERS
NOVEMBER 4 NOVEMBER 11 NOVEMBER 18 NOVEMBER 25
Donated in loving
Donated in Donated in loving Donated in loving
memory of
loving memory of memory of her memory of
Elroy and Crystal Beisheim and
Craig Daugherty by husband, Wayne Hoover and in
Richard “R.B.” Beisheim, Jr.
Nancy, Stacie, and Jack Street, honor of her family
by Richard and
Sue. by Carolyn Street. by Jan Hoover.
Maxine Beisheim.

PEW GREETERS
Hill Church for many years was known as “The Glad Hand Church.” The Nurture
Committee wants to continue this tradition. Pew Greeters will now welcome visitors,
encourage them to sign the guest registry, and invite them to Fellowship Hour on Sunday.

MIDDLE SECTION—BRADY STREET SECTION PEARL ST. SECTION—OVERFLOW AREA

NOVEMBER 4 Sharon Montag, 724-285-3231 Karen Shultz, 724-283-2413
NOVEMBER 11 Nancy Daugherty, 724-285-1013 Janet Edinger, 724-282-7782
NOVEMBER 18 Lois Minich, 724-283-1875 Volunteer Needed
NOVEMBER 25 Volunteer Needed Volunteer Needed
 SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT
1 2 3
9:30am - Willing Workers 9:00am - Hill Quilters 11am - AA Meeting
5-6:00pm - Choir Practice
6:00pm - Handbell Practice

24th Sunday After

Pentecost
4 Lord’s Supper - 5 6 7 8 9 10
Traditional
10:30am - Worship Rev. 7:00am-8:00pm - 8:00am - Women’s 6:00pm - Handbell Practice 11:00am - AA Meeting
Leigh Benish preaching Election Day Bake Sale Fellowship Breakfast at
11:30am - Fellowship Hour in Fellowship Hall Mac’s Café
12:15pm - Women’s Book 11:15am - Staff Meeting 5-7:00pm - Wednesdays
Club 7:00pm - Deacons’ On The Hill
Meeting

25th Sunday
After
11 Pentecost 12 13 14 15 16 17
9:30am - Community 6:45pm - Session Mtg. 9:30-11:00am - 8:00am - Women’s 9:00am - Organ Tuning 12:30 Piano Tuning 11:00am - AA Meeting
Lunches Women’s Bible Study Fellowship Breakfast at 6:00pm - Handbell Practice
10:30am - Worship - Rev. 11:15am - Staff Meeting Mac’s Café
Leigh Benish preaching 5-7:00pm - Wednesdays
11:30am - Fellowship Hour On The Hill
5:00pm - Community
Dinner

“You are
my God, 26th Sunday
After
18 Pentecost 19 20 21 22 23 24
10:30am - Worship - Rev. 5:30pm - Senior Night 9:30-11:00am - Women’s 8:00am - Women’s 11:00am - AA Meeting
and I will Leigh Benish preaching Out Bible Study Fellowship Breakfast at
11:30am - Fellowship Hour 11:15am - Staff Meeting Mac’s Café
12:00pm - Yarn Group 1:00pm - Betsy 5:00pm - Choir Practice
McCormick Circle
give thanks
to you;”
Christ
The King
25 Sunday 26 27 28 29 30
10:30am - Worship - Rev. 9:30-11:00am - 8:00am - Women’s 6:00pm - Handbell Practice
Leigh Benish preaching Women’s Bible Study Fellowship Breakfast at
11:30am - Fellowship Hour 11:15am - Staff Meeting Mac’s Café
Psalm 5:00pm - Choir Practice

118: 28

November 2018
Cut out the picture and Bible verse and use it as your bookmark for your Bible for the month of November!