November Worship Services - Henderson Pres
HENDERSON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHPO Box 91346Henderson, NV 89009A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER PUBLISHED BY THE HENDERSON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHPastor Lee StyerParish Associate Hilda Pecorarowww.hendersonpres.org702-565-9684E-mail: hpcnv@lvcoxmail.comLocated right next to Morrell Park on Major Avenue.NOVEMBER 2019November Worship ServicesNovember 3rd“Climbing a Sycamore Tree” will be Pastor Lee’smessage for this first Sunday in November. Luke 19:110 will be the Scripture passage.November 10thOur wonderful Parish Associate (and PresbyteryPastor), the Rev. Hilda Pecoraro, will bless us withchallenging sermons for the next two Sundays. Thisweek her message is called, “A Living Hope,” and isbased on 1 Peter 1:3-9. This also will be a joint servicewith our nesting church, the First Filipino-American Presbyterian Church.November 17thPastor Hilda’s sermon is “Authentic Love,” which is based on 1 John 3:16-24.November 24thOn Christ the King (Reign of Christ) Sunday, as well as the Sunday prior toThanksgiving Day, Pastor Lee’s message is called “Being Thankful.” Colossians1:1-14 will be the focal biblical passage for this week’s message. Stay after theworship service and help decorate our church for the Advent Season!
November 201928:00 AMMen’s Fellowship Group310:00 AMWorship Service/Kid’s Sunday School11:00 AMCommission Meetings510:00 AMWomen’s Bible Study512:00 PMHead, Heart, Hands Craft Group67:00 PMBible Study77:00 PMChoir Practice10 10:00 AM11:15 AM11133518182128If you don’t see your namelisted in the birthdays oranniversaries, please letthe office know so we canadd you to the list!Deacons’ MeetingHappy Veteran’s DayHead, Heart, Hands Craft Group13 7:00 PMBible Study14 7:00 PMChoir Practice17 10:00 AMWorship Service/Kid’s Sunday School11:15 AMSession Meeting19 12:00 PMHead, Heart, Hands Craft Group20 7:00 PMBible Study21 7:00 PMChoir Practice24 10:00 AMWorship Service11:00 AMCongregational CoffeeFellowship11:30 AMHanging of the Greens26 12:00 PMTom MackBarbara GillaspyJoseph GuerraChuck ParsonsMarian RolfRita YeagerDallas LeMoineDavid MassyWorship Service/Kid’s Sunday School12 12:00 PM28November BirthdaysCelebrating an AnniversaryHead, Heart, Hands Craft Group3Dannie and Brian Garrett27Karen and Dan ChandlerScouts this MonthHappy ThanksgivingGirl ScoutsCub ScoutsBoy ScoutsTuesdays, 5:30 PMWednesdays, 5:30 PMWednesdays, 6:00 PMDon’t Forget!!Daylight SavingTime ends. Setclocks back onehour in the weehours on Nov. 3.2
“Pastor-Lee” ThoughtsAs I sit at my desk and think about what to write for this month’s “News” I reflect on beingthankful to God for many things. I’m thankful for this wonderful church, my family and friends, and theopportunity to serve God by serving all of you.As many of you know, several people from our church, as well as other people, had thetremendous opportunity of going to Israel and Jordan from September 20 th-October 2nd of this year. Iwould like to share some of the many special places we had the privilege of experiencing. Our first biblical location we visited was Caesarea Maritima. The city was built on the shores ofthe Mediterranean Sea by Herod the Great. The Apostle Paul was held there for several years. Itwas amazing to be walking on some of the same walkways that Paul walked on. Our next stop was at Mt. Carmel. This was where the Old Testament prophet Elijah confrontedthe 450 prophets of the pagan god Baal. We could view the Valley of Jezreel where manybiblical battles were fought. We visited the town of Capernaum on the shore of the Sea of Galilee. We saw what is believedto be the house of the Apostle Peter. We saw the foundation of the 1st century synagogue whereJesus taught. One of the places I wanted to visit was Caesarea Philippi. It was a very pagan site, yet veryimportant in Jesus’ ministry. It was here that Jesus asked the disciples who they believed hewas, and Peter responded with: “You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God”. We had a very inspiring time as we had a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. We had the entire boatto ourselves (except for the crew). As I did at other sites I shared biblical passages pertinent tothe location. I read about Jesus calming the sea and other passages while we viewed thebeautiful Sea and the coastal towns. We visited the cities of Nazareth (Jesus’ hometown) and Cana (where he changed the water intowine). The country of Jordan was our next stop. We visited Gadara, Jerash, Mt. Nebo, and Petra. Oneof the highlights of the trip was the privilege I had to baptize several of our tour participants in theJordan River. It was near the location where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist. We re-entered Israel and visited the Dead Sea (some of us floated on the Dead Sea – anamazing experience). We went on to Masada (one of Herod’s fortresses), Qumran (where theDead Sea Scrolls were discovered in 1947), and on to Jericho (the oldest city in the world).You’ll hear more about our visit to Jericho on November 3rd as I will be preaching on “Climbing aSycamore Tree”. We then rode in our bus “up” to Jerusalem and saw for the first time theTemple Mount. We spent our last few days in the Jerusalem and Bethlehem areas visiting many special sitesincluding: the City of David, Hezekiah’s Tunnel, the Western Wall, the Wailing Wall, the Churchof the Holy Sepulchre, the Shepherd’s Fields, the Church of the Nativity, Herodium (another ofHerod’s fortresses), and many other sites. We also went to the Garden Tomb where, aftervisiting Golgotha (the “Place of the Skull”) and the Tomb itself, we had a short Worship Serviceand celebrated the Lord’s Supper.I’ll be sharing more and more of our trip in the coming months – sharing some of the picturesand experiences from visiting some of the most holy sites in the world – the Holy Land!In His Service,Pastor Lee3
Men’s GroupValley of Fire CampoutThe Men’s Fellowshipgroup will be meeting onSaturday, November 2nd.Come and join other menin a time of a fellowshipover a delicious breakfast,prayer, and a devotional thought to inspire us inour lives. The group meets in the FiresideRoom at 8:00 a.m. Thanks to Marshall Hansonfor his outstanding leadership.The All-Church Valley of Fire Campout washeld October 18—21. Over 30 people attendedall or part of the campout and enjoyed hiking,sight-seeing, and lots of fellowship and foodduring the four days of the campout. OnSunday, there was a worship service for allfollowed by a wonderful potluck lunch for whichthe Deacons provided the sloppy joes.If you didn’t make it out to this year’sValley of Fire Campout be sure to make aneffort to come out to our next campout.Thanks to Jim and Toni Purtill forreserving the group campsite and for hostingthe campout!The Betty Baucom MemorialFood Bank continuesassisting with the feeding ofover 1,000 local residents eachmonth. Your financial contributions are stillneeded to assist in this ongoing and vitalchurch ministry. Please make your checkspayable to "HPC Food Bank" or simply putcash in an envelope marked “Food Bank.”Thanks for your support!KIDS’ CHURCHKids’ Church is held every Sunday during theworship service. Children are asked to sit withtheir families for the first part of the worshipservice and come up for the Children’s Message.They are then excused to the Sunday SchoolRoom to learn more about God, sing a few songs,and do other activities that help them in theirrelationship with Jesus Christ.Invite children you know (and, of course,their family) to church.We are starting practice for the AnnualChristmas Pageant. If your child would like tobe part of the pageant, please make sure theycome to Sunday School each Sunday. We will begiving out parts and practicing!Be sure to thank our Kids’ Churchteachers—Karen Chandler, Sue Lednicky andLinda Styer. They do an outstanding job ofteaching our youngsters.Prayer ChainIf you want to solicit prayers foryourself or someone else,simply phone the church officeand put in your request or,send your information to KarenFallon at kate42nate@yahoo.com.Answer to Quotefall, pg. 8: Psalms 16:5 NIV4
Wednesday Evening Bible StudyWomen’sBible StudyThe Wednesday Night Adult Bible Studymeets at 7:00 p.m. each Wednesday inNovember (except for November 27th). Theschedule for this month is as follows:November 6 – The Parable of the Wheat andthe Tares (Matthew 13:24-30)November 13 – The Parable of the Sower(Luke 8:1-18)November 20 – The Parable of the ProdigalSon (Luke 15:11-32)The Women’s BibleStudy will meet onTuesday, November5th. After a shortbreak, Bible study will resume on December 5thwith a new lesson entitled, “A Woman’s JourneyThrough Luke.” Contact Barbara Sylvis @ 702565-0668 for more information.All are welcome to attend. If you have nevercome to the WednesdayOpportunities at HPCDeacons, Commissions,and Session MeetingsCalling all who worship at HendersonPresbyterian Church! We need you to sign up onthe clipboards on the end of the hallway leadingto the Sanctuary. There are multipleopportunities to be part of your church. Getinvolved in the life of the church in one of theseways:The Commissions will meet during the CoffeeFellowship on November 3rd. This will make iteasier for all that are interested in participating inthe Commissions to do so since the meetingswill be immediately after our Sunday morningworship. Fill up your plate and bring it with youto the Commission of your choice. Look forannouncements in the bulletin regarding whereeach Commission will meet.You can sign up to be a Lay Leader on Sunday morning – it’snot as hard as you might think! Check withCraig Sell, our Elder in charge of Worship,for more information.The Deacons will meet on November 10th in thelibrary. Their meetings are held during thecoffee fellowship after the church service.for Coffee Fellowship (sign up withseveral friends if you like) – ourCoffee Fellowship is a great timeto introduce ourselves to someonewe don’t know or “touch base”with our friends over something to eat.Note: On the LAST Sunday of each monththere will be a “Pot Luck Coffee Fellowship”in which all are encouraged to bring someitem to share. It will be a great time to tastethe various food items – from cookies, fruit,vegetables, candies, or other treats –prepared or brought by our congregation.Beverages will be provided. FINGERFOODS ARE ENCOURAGED.The Session of our church will meet onNovember 17th right after the church service. Allare welcome to attend and give their input at thismeeting.Welcome New ChurchMembersBe sure to welcome our three newest churchmembers—Joseph Guerra, Matt Guerra andNate Guerra. Although younger than most ofour membership, Joseph, Matt and Nate havebeen involved in our church for many years. Weare so happy to have these great young menjoin with us each Sunday!!to be a Greeter to welcome those who come toworship with us – a friendly smile is a greatway to be met on a Sunday morning. If youhave any questions, please contact JoeGuerra, our elder in charge of Membership &Evangelism.5
Save the Date!!November 24thDecember 1stDecember 8thDecember 15thDecember 24thDecember 25thJanuary 5thHanging of the Greens. Stay after the Worship Serviceand help decorate our church for the Advent Season.First Sunday of Advent and Annual Chrismon ServiceChildren’s Christmas Pageant during the WorshipService (Joint service with FFAPC)Christmas Cantata (Joint HPC and FFAPC)Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. (Joint service with the FFAPC)Christmas Day. CHRIST IS BORN!! Celebrate the birth of our Savior with yourfamily and friends.Epiphany Sunday—Take down the Christmas decorations after theWorship Service6
Hanging of the GreensCome one and all and bring yourfriends! Christmas decorations willbe hung on Sunday, November 24thfollowing the church service. Comeand join in the fun and celebration!Church OfficersThe following are our church officers:Session (Elders)Barbara Gillaspy – ClerkKaren Chandler – Christian Ed / Nom. Comm.Craig Delano – Membership & EvangelismKaren Fallon – Stewardship & FinanceJoe Guerra – Building & OperationsAnne Mack – PersonnelCraig Sell – WorshipDeaconsChristian Guerra - ModeratorBethany Sell – SecretaryRob Bumann – TreasurerJim Purtill – Nominating Committee Rep.Toni PurtillPeggie CarterMary Moreland-SalaizRobert SalaizFall Chili Cook-offAlmost 40 people took part in the Deacon’s FallFootball Chili Cookoff on October 5th. Everyonehad a lot of fun as we enjoyed great food (notJUST chili!) and plenty of games with prizes. Ifyou couldn’t make itthis year, please try tocome next year.Thank You Deacons!!Nominating Committee Lookingfor New Church OfficersThe church’s Nominating Committee, chaired byElder Karen Chandler, will be meeting in order toascertain God’s will for those He wants to serve himas Elders or Deacons. Please be in prayer for thiscommittee – and pray to see what God is calling youto do in serving Him at Henderson PresbyterianChurch. PLEASE give thoughtful consideration to thisrequest if you are approached. OUR CHURCHNEEDS ALL OF ITS MEMBERS TO STAND UP ANDBE INVOLVED!!Recycling 101Most of you have noticed the blue trash can thatsits near the steps in the back hallway of thechurch. This bin is for recycling—not for food. Asthe earth was created by God for us, it is ourresponsibility to keep the earth in good shape. It’sa big job, and we can’t do it by ourselves, but wecan do what we can do. That includes recycling.When using the blue recycling bin, PLEASE followthese simple guidelines below:NO:Used plates, cups, napkinsStyrofoamUsed KleenexBatteriesPlastic BagsYES:CardboardClean PaperEmpty Plastic Bottles/Jugs(codes 1-7 ok)Empty CansIf you can’t remember what can be recycled, thereare signs above the bin and on the lid of the canthat tell you what can be recycled.THANK YOU!!7
SUDOKUColor Me!!264573548242151781274941536762QUOTEFALLS #60Draw from the letters above each column to fill in the spaces in the grid below. Only the letters in each columnmay be used in that column. Looking at the grid, you see clear squares and solid squares. The clear or whitesquares indicate missing letters in the grid. The solid squares indicate the end of a word or, looking at it anotherway, the space between two words. Words can wrap around from one row to the next, so the end of a rowDOES NOT mean that is the end of the word. ONLY a solid square indicates the end of a word. Once thepuzzle is solved, the message reads horizontally, from left to right, across each row—as if you’re reading a book.Answer on page 4.Bible Quotefall PuzzleALODEYYYULHYOREAUREGNADDM MOUPOPVETCONENERMECMYTOSISSIMDUHAVA8
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