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BROWNSOND E A R
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An Update from the Vision Framing Team
Session Digest
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As we journey to the Cross and to an empty tomb, a consistent theme are the words, “you are with me.” We journey in Lent, to Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and ultimately to the empty tomb to see that God is with us in all seasons of our lives. To see that God is with us even when we, like the crowd, betray and rebuke him. We are invited to see that God is with us, even when we are in the depths of despair and lament and like Christ, we cry out, “my God, my God why have you forsaken me?” We see that God is with us when we are given new life and we proclaim, “He is Risen.”I want to continue to invite you to be a part of the journey. It could be through a small group, or through the worship services below.
In this edition of Bells, you will see the Spirit is moving in this church. Whether that is the Vision work that is being done or the new home communion initiative. It is an exciting time at Brownson and I can see that God is indeed alive and at work in our church. As we journey to the Cross, the psalms will encourage us to be honest with God and with ourselves. They give us the language to experience and name our human frailty and our need for a Savior. I pray that they will be a helpful guide in our journey to the Cross and to an empty tomb.
Tara Corbett’s request to become under the care of Session as she enters Duke Divinity School.An update from the Brownson Learning Center and a presentation from the Vision Framing Team outlining Brownson’s Mission Statement and our 6 Named Values. A great presentation was made by Congregational Care to begin a Home Communion Ministry Team for our members who are unable to attend worship and receive communion.
“I have read many intelligent and good books in my life. But I did not find anything in them that would have made my heart so quiet and glad, like the four words from that 23rd Psalm “you are with me.” —Immanuel Kant
May God bless you and keep you!
V I S I O N F R A M I N G T E A M
VFTThe VFT met on March 14 where we finalized our Mission Statement and named the top 6 Values of our church. The second half of the meeting was spent presenting both the Mission and Values to members of Session. As we move into April, we will begin to formulate our strategies for the future as we work to build out our Vision Frame.
Palm Sunday –Pancake Breakfast at 9:30 AM in Fellowship Hall where all proceeds go to support youth missions.
10:40 AM Gathering Ecumenically for a Palm Processional in Downtown Park with First Baptist & Emmanuel Episcopal.
Maundy Thursday – Tenebrae Service, 7:00 PM in the SanctuaryGood Friday Prayer Vigil – The Church Sanctuary will be open from 9-5 for self-guided prayer remembering Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross.Easter Sunday – 9 & 11:10 AM services
Join us for Communion the first Sunday of the Month
Come Worship Him!
Sunday, April 2Sunday, May 7Sunday, June 4
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Last Summer, Kathy McPherson brought her grandson Thomas, who was visiting from Charlotte, to Vacation Bible School at Brownson. While here, he participated in a pen pal activity and was matched with his pen pal Shirley Robertson. The letter writing continued long after VBS was over. Last month, Thomas invited Shirley out for a “date” to see Brigadoon at Sandhills Community College. When he arrived in his tuxedo, he presented Shirley with a wrist corsage!penpals
Communion is shared during both services at Brownson on the first Sunday of each month. It is a meaningful experience for all who participate, bringing comfort and an opportunity to reinforce individual faith. Unfortunately, more than 80 of our members are unable to regularly attend worship services. They miss the opportunity to receive Communion with the congregation.
A leadership team of Jennifer Berk, Jeff Gilbert, Charles Harris, Steve Leggett and Mic MacCoy, supported by Karen Allen and Jane Maynard, is organizing a Home Communion Ministry Team.
Members of this Ministry will enjoy the opportunity to more fully live their calling as Christians and, as members of Brownson, be the body of Christ at work in the world. Brownson elders are being asked to volunteer for this Ministry. Doing so will provide an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of members who are unable to receive Communion during regular worship services. Team members will receive training between church services on either April 2 or April 23. This training will include spiritual discussion and “how to” components.
Communion will be offered to homebound members by teams of two or three elders on Sunday, May 7 during the 11:10 AM service. Team members will be encouraged to attend the 9:00 AM service that day. Prior to going out, they will have an orientation and liturgy review, and a commissioning prayer between services. Each team will have its own Communion Kit. Team members will receive the names and addresses of recipients in advance so they may confirm arrangements. Some of our homebound will receive Communion in their homes, while others will do so in a group setting in local facilities. Following the delivery of Communion, the Team will enjoy lunch in Fellowship Hall provided by the Meal Ministry and share experiences, make program adjustments, and enjoy fellowship.
The Team will deliver Communion following the same process again on Sunday, October 1 and twice a year in the future.All able elders are urged to volunteer for this important Ministry. The relatively small amount of time spent in this Ministry will provide considerable personal satisfaction while bringing great comfort and renewal to our members who would otherwise miss Communion.
Members of the Home Communion Ministry Team who have received or provided home Communion have all been moved by the comfort and hope it provides. Their faith, as a servant of Jesus, has been renewed.
If you are an elder who has not received a personal invitation to participate, please call Karen or Jane so you, too, can be a part of this meaningful Ministry.
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A brand new Ministry Team
P.S. On April 2, Session will consider approval of Stephen Ministers for participation on the Home Communion Ministry Team.
Stephen Ministry
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A New BeginningA small group gathering for those dealing with grief or loss will be held on Wednesdays, April 5, 12, 19, and 26 from 4-5 PM in the Parlor. This informal group, led by Karen Allen, will be a time of discussion, reflection and sharing. Whether your loss was recent, months, or a year ago; the group is open to all. For more information, please contact Karen Allen at the church office.
We will be taking Easter lilies to homebound members before Easter. If you would be willing to help deliver flowers, please contact Peggy Calhoun at 246-0436. If you or someone you know would appreciate an Easter lily, please contact Karen Allen at the church office. We are grateful to the Flower Ministry Team and other volunteers in our caring ministries who are helping with these deliveries!
Stephen Ministry is the one-on-one lay caring ministry that takes place in congregations that equip and empower lay caregivers—called Stephen Ministers—to provide high-quality, confidential, Christ-centered care to people who are hurting. The story provided by a care receiver illustrates the meaningful and spiritual relationship that develops within the Stephen Ministry congregation. Fourteen months ago, I was at a point where I needed someone to talk to about the struggles in my life. My pastor recommended I consider meeting with a Stephen Minister—another man, trained as a caregiver, who would walk with me during this difficult time. Trusting someone with personal information about my life was something I feared at first, but my pastor reassured me that everything was confidential, so I agreed to give it a try. I’m so glad I did! Soon after meeting my Stephen Minister, I quickly sensed I could trust him. Part of that trust came from knowing he was trained to help people through their problems. He made me feel comfortable by not prying for information, but instead just letting me share what was on my mind. I think another significant trust-building factor was being able to talk with someone who was not in my regular circle of friends. My friends certainly continued to have a very important place in my life, but I also needed someone who could see me objectively. That helped make it easier to share personal parts of my life. That genuine acceptance spoke to me the most; not to accept failure, but to confess, turn, and receive forgiveness. Having someone assure me of that biblical truth was really encouraging and was exactly what I needed. My Stephen Minister walked with me through a very dark part of my life, pointing me to the truth and love that is in Christ. I thank the Lord for my Stephen Minister who did not try to solve all my problems but lovingly, as a Christian brother, walked along with me through this valley in my life. If you are dealing with some type of crisis or difficulty in life, I encourage you to meet with a Stephen Minister. You won’t regret it! Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church invites you to share in this fulfilling ministry of providing and receiving Christ-centered care as we have been a “Stephen Ministry Church” since 1984.
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
Circle 2 - 2nd Tuesday 10:00 AM Conference Room C
Pat Copley (910) 692-4790Circle 3 - 2nd Monday 12:00 noon
Conference Room C Suellen Nesbit (910) 725-0027
Circle 4 - 1st Thursday 10:15 AM Conference Room C
Kathy McPherson (910) 420-0413Circle 6 - 2nd Monday 10:00 AM
Conference Room A Eleanor Carraher (910) 725-1610
Libby Marsh (910) 692-9247Circle 7 - 3rd Monday 7:00 PM Con-
ference Room C Cathy Coats Harpster (910) 690-1101
CIRCLE LEADERS:
PWNuture Faith, Support Mission, Work for Justice & Peace, & Build CommunityPresbyterian Women
Circle:
Treasures and Trinkets
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Our Featured Circle this Month is Circle 7Led by Cathy Coats Harpster.
She writes that this circle has almost 20 members and is the only evening circle. This year they meet in Conference Room C at 7 PM on the third Monday of each month for Bible study. Circle 7 has two socials a year: a dinner in June at Betty Gaydica’s home and another get-together in August. These socials provide a great opportunity for members to get to know each other better. Circle 7 is active in Presbyterian Women’s events: luncheons, Least Coin, Celebration of Women Sunday, Valentine Tea, and the Treasures and Trinkets sale. They also support an empty stocking family at Christmas, provide items for the Northern Moore Family Resource Center, prepare dinner for Family Promise, and provide Fellowship Coffee on the second Sunday of each month. New members are always welcome.
This year’s sale will be held Saturday, April 29 in Fellowship Hall. Funds raised will provide scholarships for Brownson youth.You and your donations are most welcome! Now is the time to clean out that attic, storage rooms, kitchen cabinets, garage or wherever you stash stuff you don’t really need anymore. We invite you to contribute items such as furniture, jewelry, framed art, housewares, holiday decorations, china, glassware, and gardening tools. No clothing, please. Tax deduction receipts will be available.Please plan to bring your items to Fellowship Hall Thursday or Friday, April 27 and 28. If you have questions, please call Priscilla McLeod at 910-695-5551. We thank you for your continued support of Brownson’s Presbyterian Women.
We want to thank Blanchie and Coach Nate Carter for their inspiring talk following our March 20 luncheon. Even in retirement, this wonderful couple continues to make a difference in the lives of youth in our community; and in turn, the young people positively enrich the Carters’ lives as well. The next Presbyterian Women’s luncheon will be held May 15, 2017. Please join us and bring a friend! Enjoy a delicious lunch for just $7.00 per person (payable at the door). If you’re a new member to Brownson and this is your first luncheon, please be our guest! Reserve a plate by calling the church office at 692-6252 or by signing up in your circle.We hope to see you there.
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We’ve been to the movies, played ultimate frisbee, and have introduced some new and crazy games that have challenged our Youth to trust and believe in one another. (Blindfold obstacle course anyone?)
We have some exciting activities coming up and would love to welcome ALL Youth in Middle School and High School to come join us Sunday nights in the Youth Suite. We meet at 5:30, pray and eat dinner together as a group. The group is then split into Junior High and Senior High for fun and fellowship before concluding at 7:30 PM.
Youth Group has been busy having lots of fun!
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
This month, the Confirmation Class of 2017 will wrap up their studies and have the opportunity to join the church during a special service of worship on April 30. During that time, we will celebrate the faith journeys of our Confirmands and allow them the opportunity to express the commitment they have made to this church and to their faith.One aspect of the confirmation process that has been very meaningful and important to all involved is the role of adult mentor. Each participant invited an adult “Covenant Partner” to serve as a guide, mentor and confidant throughout the confirmation process. We know many of the friendships built during this time may last for years to come. We thank the Confirmation Partners for their time, commitment and guidance during this important milestone in our youth’s lives.We also want to thank our Confirmands for their steadfast studies and commitment to what it means to be a member of the church. They have had lots of fun while also wrestling with issues that influence their own faith development.
Confirmation Class of 2017
Will Blackwood • Gregg AllenLuke Bullock • Marcus Larose
Sarah Ellen Dean • Kamron MonroeHarrison Fuquay • Dan Neller
Isabella Haro • Janee CatesMax Hildebrand • Michael Black
Olivia Ivey • Lisa Corbett
2017 Confirmands and their Partners:
Way to go Confirmation Class of 2017!
M E M O R I A L P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C HBROWNSON
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We look forward to seeing you at Youth Group on April 23.
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We are excited about the new ways to stay connected with Brownson Youth!
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We invite everyone to join us on Palm Sunday (April 9) for the Brownson Youth’s annual Pancake Breakfast! All you can eat Pancakes, Bacon and Sausage will be served by our Youth beginning at 9:30 AM in Fellowship Hall. Donations will be accepted and will be used for our Youth programs and missions. Your donations will enable our young people to experience what it means to live and serve in Christ’s name. We thank you in advance for supporting the Youth of our church!
BROWNSONyouthThis special service in the life of Brownson is a favorite one for our Confirmands and their Covenant Partners. It is a worship service in the sanctuary that is built around the tradition of foot washing. During the service, each Confirmand and Covenant Partner comes up one pair at a time and the Covenant Partner washes the feet of their confirmand. There is no speaking involved, just the act itself. It is a meaningful moment and one that marks a special milestone in their lives as a Christian and a servant in Christ.
Maundy Thursday Service of Worship, April 13th
Pancake Breakfast
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We serve a God of mercy and second chances!Join us as we spend a little time with the
Prophet Jonah.Thursdays @ 10 AM
May 4, 11, 18, & 25To register, call the church or contact Cathy
Mooney, [email protected].
Sunday, April 30 10:00 AM Breakfast and Special Guest Speaker
Join us for a special guest speaker from Daystar University. Daystar is the home of Afrizo, who blessed our congregation with their music this past February. Two times each year, Daystar U.S. meets with Dr. Timothy Wachira, Vice Chancellor of Daystar University while he visits the United States. During his travels, he will be visiting Brownson Church and offering a talk, as well as providing a Minute for Mission at both services.
Join us for breakfast and an inspiring talk on Sunday, April 30 @ 10 AM in Fellowship Hall.
On Tuesday, February 14 we showed our love and appreciation at our annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon. Our generous volunteers were treated to lunch and fellowship and were served by Brownson staff. We couldn’t do all that we do
without the help of our amazing volunteers!
Lenten Small Group Series Praying the Psalms
in the Season of Lent
Brownson has given a new meaning to the term “small groups!” We have had an amazing response to our small group series during this season of Lent. We have 11 groups with 190 total participants, with some groups as large as 23 attending each week! Because Brownson isn’t a church to turn anyone away, we have done our best to accommodate all who wished to participate. We are blessed by the meaningful ways of how these small groups are impacting the lives of our community.
Brownson Church loves our volunteers!
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Psalms 24: 1 Of David. A
psalm. The earth is the LORD'S,
and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.
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PRAYING THE PSALMS IN THE SEASON OF LENT
Psalms 40: I waited patiently for the LORD. He
drew me up from the pit. I delight to do your will,
O God. My heart fails me, but you are my help.
Psalms 27:1Of David. The LORD is my light and my salvation
– whom shall I fear? The LORD is the stronghold
of my life – of whom shall I be afraid?
Psalms 23:4Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear
no evil, for you are with me; your rod
and your staff, they comfort me.Psalm 90: Lord you have been
our dwelling place throughout all generations.
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Join us for the fun, Sunday, April 9 @ 3:00 PM in the Atrium and Ashe Street parking lot.
We will have crafts, games, face painting and more!Bring some finger food (snacks you can eat with your fingers) to share with everyone and we will furnish the water and juice boxes.Bring your baskets for gathering eggs and lawn chairs for sitting! Children should be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult.If you would like to help set-up, lead a game or craft or donate candy and Easter eggs, just let us know.
Contact Cathy Mooney at [email protected] or 910.692.6252.
Wednesdays 5:30-7:00 PMKids five through fifth grade are invited to join us for some fun, singing, fellowship and more! Parents help by proving a light supper and taking turns helping lead activities each week. Join us anytime!March 8 – April 12; andApril 26 – May 17
“Church Camp” is a wonderful experience and there are lots of opportunities for camp this year at our Presbytery’s beautiful campsite Camp Monroe. Registration and more information can be found at www.monroecamp.com.
Summer Camp @ Monroe Camp
BROWNSONCONNECTK I D S
Brownson’s Bible Adventure
Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church is currently seeking paid child care workers to work Sunday mornings, 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM, with availability as needed during the week. Resumes may be sent to: Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church, ATTN: Child Care Workers Needed, 330 South May Street, Southern Pines, NC 28387. Please email [email protected] for questions, job description and/or application.We are looking for Summer Interns to work with children at Brownson• Unpaid Interns can be 12 – 15 years old. Hours are at least 10 and up to 40 per week.• Paid internships are limited to 2 and open for youth age 16 through College/Seminary. Hours are 35 – 40 per week and include Sundays.If you are interested and want to know more, contact Cathy Mooney in the church office or by email at: [email protected].
Led by Episcopal Day School’s music teacher, Lisa Gessner, happens July 17 – 21, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM, at Emmanuel Episcopal. There is a fee for the camp. More information coming soon!
Save the Date!July 10 – 13 9:00 AM – 12:00 PMWe are having a Neighborhood Block Party! Join with our friends from Emmanuel Episcopal Church as we learn how to be a good neighbor!Children age 3 (potty trained) through third grade will meet a bunch of neighbors that need their help! Through the week, we will learn how children can make a wonderful difference for God’s family all over the world.Third, Fourth, and Fifth Graders will do some special hands-on work right here in our neighborhood as they enjoy a week of outreach and service. Friends are welcome!Registration begins in May.
Join us for our annual Easter Egg Hunt!
Sunday Morning Child Care Workers Needed
Fruit of the Spirit Music Camp
Music Camp
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April 1Pat KefferLiz Meares
April 3Bill BowerPenny EnrothAshley MolloyLori Pry
April 4Susie BoalsGail HicksRoss Leonard, II
April 5Callip Hall
April 6Steve GoodDr. Judith KnightElaine Sills
April 7 Joe CainE. G. GoodBillie Joyce HillAshley MorrisAbby Pittman
April 8Frank Dean Pam FergusonMichael Pandich
April 9David BeddingfieldJatana KeelJacob MyrickJim Patterson
April 10Linda DuncanMary EdwardsAsa MoranGrace Morrison
April 11Karen Allen Anne Callison Stacey OstlundReagan ParsonsGladys Willer
April 12Don Crowder Don DowdPat Groseth Cara HerringLegrand ScruggsMickey Wilson
April 13John KrahnertKathy McPherson
April 14Terry CarraherJim Spotts
April 15Emi BriggsNick ChandlerSteve FloydJames Murphy
April 2Tom & Sue McDowell
April 3Craig & Beth Pryor
April 4Gates & Trish Harris
April 6Kevin & Melissa McGurk
April 7Mike & Bea Fields
April 8 Daniel & Andrea CainBob & Doris Stemler
April 10Walt & Vivian DowerJim & Gail HicksKent & Ulli Misegades
April 12 Ryan & KC Holliday
April 13Kyle & Janelle Henson
April 14Dennis & Dee LombardEzra & Bonnie Quesenberry
April 16Art & Missy Ashley
April 17John & Sherry Kimbell Tom & Nancy Reams
April 19Marshall & Judi Byington
April 21Ed & Millie CottrellFred & Carol Monroe
April 22Fred & Barbara Gruninger
April 23Xan & Gena Smith
April 26John & Peggy Calhoun
April 27John & Doris McPhaul
April 28Drew & Laura KessellRusty & Allison Smith
April 29David Ray & Crystal BlueMarcus & Cathy LaroseCharlie & Davene Patterson
April 30Callip & Christine HallNick & Kjirsti Myles
April 16Lisa HughesMadeline WebbFreddie Woronoff
April 17Maxine GilmoreMelinda Parker
April 18Susan BownessNorma HendersonMelissa MangDavid Martin
April 19Lois Holt
April 20David CagleKatie KuesterBonita PattersonSusan SandersRuth Sherman
April 21Chris DiMarcoMark FutrellCarol Peters
April 23Pat Allen Missy BrownButch Chandler, Jr.Emma Robbins
April 24Susan BachelderDan BennettBill GilesJoan LewisMia Martin Shirley McIver
April 25Barry Blasko, III Mark BrzozowskiMatthew EddyCarol LamphierCarolyn Pratley
April 26 Frank Shaw
April 27Laura CatesTaniya Smith
April 28Sue DavisCathy HarpsterCayla Herm
April 29Aaron Carlyle Pearl Hage Galen LaurencePhillip RiggsbeeMiles Robinson
April 30John CatesPennie Duggins Sandy McIverAlice Thomas
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New Name. Same Mission.
Holy Week ScheduleSunday April 9 - Palm Sunday – 9:00 AM Worship followed by a Pancake Breakfast hosted by Brownson Youth at 9:30 AM – all proceeds benefitting our Youth programs. Following breakfast, we will gather in Downtown Park at 10:40 for a palm processional with First Baptist Church and Emmanuel Episcopal Church and will proceed to our 11:10 AM service in the Brownson Sanctuary.Thursday, April 13 - Maundy ThursdayWorship Service @ 7:00 PMFriday, April 14 - Good FridaySelf-Guided Prayer Vigil 9:00 AM-5:00 PM in the SanctuarySunday, April 16 - Easter Sunday 9:00 AM & 11:10 AM Services
✁“When you reap the harvest of your land, do not reap to the very edges of your field or gather the gleanings of your harvest. Leave them for the poor and for the foreigner residing among you. I am the Lord your God.” Leviticus 23:22
Several of our local farms do just that--they set aside part of their crop to be picked for our hungry or food-insecure neighbors in Moore County. The Brownson Glean Team will spend one Saturday morning in May picking strawberries for the Food Bank.Join us in this joyful and meaningful effort! Bring your family and enjoy the delight of providing fresh food for someone who is hungry! Sign up in the Atrium to receive more information about becoming a member of the Brownson Glean Team. Keep an eye on the Weekly Bulletin for upcoming dates!
Sunday, June 4 12:15 in Fellowship Hall
Join Brownson for the 7th annual meal packaging event!World hunger is not a myth! More than 1 billion people do not have enough to eat! In developing countries, 10.9 million children under age five die each year from hunger related causes.
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