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Inside this issue:

Berry Patch 2

Notes from Julia 3

Youth News 4

Youth News 5

Music Notes 6

PIPC News &

Events 7

PIPC News &

Events

8

PIPC News &

Events

9

Birthdays/

Anniversaries

Prayer

Concerns

Calendar

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THE PAWLEYS PRESBYTERIAN

MAY 2012

As a part of the Body of Christ, our vision is to glorify God,

make disciples, and send them to meet human needs in a broken world.

THANKS MIKE!!!

May the Grace of God be with you!

I want to take this time to offer my personal

thanks and appreciation to Mike Berry who has been

serving as our Business Administrator, with the under-

standing that he would do this for us until the calling

of the new associate pastor. In the absence of the associate pastor, Mike

has been helping us with management of the business of the church. He has

been very helpful in the coordination of church office operations, assisting

the Treasurer and finance committee in managing an accurate flow of in-

formation and requests to the bookkeeper, and working with the building

and grounds committee in supervising the maintenance of the facilities and

grounds. Mike has also been very helpful in setting up protocols, plans,

and procedures for coordinating usage of our buildings, and working ses-

sional committees.

Also, I want to thank Mike for assisting me in worship leadership,

preaching, and other special services and studies we have done together in

the church. He has been a good team member and we have worked well

together.

It is my hope that Mike will continue to be involved in the life of

the church doing those things he was doing before he came on the staff as

our Administrator. I know we have all been blessed by his service to Christ

and His Church, and will continue to be blessed by his personal commit-

ment.

THANKS AGAIN, MIKE!

We will celebrate

the Lord’s Supper

on Sunday,

May 6th,

during both

worship services.

On Sunday, May 13th, we will receive the Mother’s Day

Offering for the Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina.

This offering assists Presbyterian Home residents who can no

longer pay the full cost of their care. In 2011 over 50 residents

were assisted - thanks to generous donations.

Specially marked envelopes will be available in the pew

racks. Thank you in advance for your generosity!

Average

Monthly Worship

Attendance

8:45 AM —142

11:00 AM —155

The Berry Patch Page 2

This is my “sign off” edition of “THE BERRY PATCH.” It has been a treat serving

all of you over these past 17 months as Interim Director of Administration. We have accomplished many good things and set operational systems in place that will serve the church for years to come. We have evaluated all of the financial procedures, contracted with an ac-counting firm, and put accountability and transparency systems in place that many of you had requested when I first came to this job. With the help of a committee of volunteers headed up by Virginia Brad-

shaw, policy manuals have been prepared for the basic operations of the church. We have reworked and solidified the Wedding Policy, the Building and Grounds Use Policy, a Child Protection Policy, and PIPC Policies and Procedures. These are essential for our protection against liability and necessary for under-standing between the parties in these areas. We have worked hard with the Building and Grounds committee to manage the heating and cool-ing system more efficiently. This is an on-going challenge. I would love to tell you that this task is all done. It is not. However, the committee and the engineers are working to make it more revenue friendly and to ensure groups that their meeting space will be cold or hot depending on need and season. We have coordinated contract musicians during our interim period to ensure no shortfall in our musical program. That is such an integral part of our worship experience. We have also worked on the worship service and several very positive changes have been made. The service has a very comfortable flow and provides a beautiful worship experience. It is also good to see the acolyte bring the “light of Christ” into the worship at the beginning and to lead the congregation out of worship preceded by the light at the end of the service. (Just one of the additions.)

In just a couple of weeks we will dedicate a sacristy. This is a special room off the sanctuary that is designed for the preparation of the elements for communion. Since the building was built, the ladies who have prepared the elements have had to carry them up a flight of stairs to clean, fill, and empty the communion trays. We are now following tradition that the excess “wine” is poured on the ground (the “blood of Jesus flowed down to the ground”) and the excess bread is given to the children in worship to take home and feed to the birds. Sunday school continues to be a great joy and spiritual reward. I am also thankful to Frank for having allowed me to share in the preaching duties. I must confess that I will miss the preaching opportu-nities. Thank you for allowing me to enjoy this role for these months that have absolutely flown by. I pray and have prayed that the Lord was honored in the work that I did here and that He will continue to bless it. There is much left to do here at PIPC. With shoulders together, hearts united, and minds open to His leading, everyone will be amazed what God can do. Pray for our church and our Pastors. Pray for de-cisions that have been made and will be made that they will glorify God, grow the kingdom, bring souls to Christ, and show the world we are Christians by our love.

Notes from Julia—VBS Page 3

SOMETHING’S IN THE AIR!!!

Picture yourself in the air! You’re flying, sur-rounded by endless blue sky and puffy white clouds, looking down on the world below. Wel-come to SKY VBS, where everything is possible with God! This year’s VBS will help kids (and adults) explore God’s boundless love for His chil-dren. During this important week children will discover that no matter who you are, no matter how you feel, no matter what people do, no mat-ter what happens, no matter where you are, TRUST GOD!

It’s hard to believe, but it’s almost time for an-other exciting VBS! Vacation Bible School will be held the week of June 11th through June 15th. The theme and director have been chosen and most of the station leaders are in place so what do we need now? VOLUNTEERS! There are so many ways that you can help with VBS-painting sets, donating needed items, praying, leading children from station to station-the list goes on and on… If you would like to volunteer in ANY way, please call me at 237-4581, Ext 29 or on my cell (359-4111) and let me know. Take this opportunity to be blessed and to be a blessing to the children of PIPC and beyond!!! PLEASE CALL!

Batting (lots and lots)

Clear packing tape

Glitter in shaker bottles (silver, gold, or blue)

Spray adhesive

Plastic sheeting (4 ml frosted)

Wide masking tape

Heavy black markers

Hot glue gun

Glue sticks

Fishing poles

Fishing line

Fishing swivels

Spray paint-primary colors

Heavy cardboard tubes (carpet, wrapping paper)

Blue plastic tablecloths

Blue sheets

Blue fabric

Balloons in primary colors

Kites

Glider planes

Bubble machine

Paint rollers

Paint brushes

Foam paint brushes

Paint pans

Hot knife

Utility knives (box cutters)

Quart and Gallon Size Ziploc Bags

Please bring any of these items

to Julia’s office.

VBS is open to children from the age of four through the sixth grade. The

oldest group (children that have completed the sixth grade) go off-campus

for their activities every day and that class is limited to 12 children so register

early. To register your child, children, or grandchildren for this year’s VBS go

to: www. groupvbspro.com/vbs/ez/pipc.

Mark your calen-

dars for Sunday, June

3rd!!! We will be hav-

ing a super special and

super spectacular J.A.M. Session at Huntington

Beach State Park! Watch your mail for further de-

tails…

S.A.L.T. News Page 4

COMING SOON

CONFIRMATION CLASS

Pastor Frank Holsclaw and Youth Director, Kimmie Tomlinson, are ex-

cited about the 2012 Class of Confirmands at PIPC. Those participating are:

Ashley Altman, Lillian Eddy, Danielle Gaddy, Hailey Hazzard, Noah Lowenbach,

Jack McConnell, Maddy McConnell, Sidney Stuckey, J.D. Tucker, Joshua Valder-

rama, and Jourdan Valderrama. Each confirmand selected an Elder or Deacon to

be their mentor. Thanks to all these wonderful adults for taking their time to be a part of the faith journey of

these special young people.

The Confirmation ceremony will take place on Sunday, May 27th, Pentecost Sunday, at the 11 AM

worship service. A picnic will follow for the confirmands, their families, and their mentors at the home of Lee

Brockington and Bill Shehan. Please keep each of these young people and their families in your prayers as they

develop their faith walk with Christ and affirm their membership in His church.

Class of 2012 Graduation Sunday

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Congratulations to Frances Bradshaw and Todd Middleton

who will be graduating from Waccamaw High School this spring.

Each of these fine young people is a member of PIPC and has been

active here at the church and at their school. Todd, the son of Todd and Renee Middleton, Sr.,

played basketball and soccer while in high school and participated in the mission trip, Salkehatchie

Summer Missions, for the past 4 summers. Todd plans to attend the College of Charleston in the fall.

Frances, a daughter of Charlie and Virginia Bradshaw, serves as the first President of the Youth Coun-

cil here at PIPC and is an editor of her high school yearbook. Frances was instrumental in the founda-

tion of the PIPC praise band and the SALT youth program. Frances plans to attend Appalachian State

University in the fall.

These two fine young people will deliver the message at the two worship services on Sunday,

May 20, 2012. The Praise Band will perform along with all SALT members serving in different capaci-

ties. Everyone is asked to plan to be there to encourage them and affirm them. At the service, the

Scholarship Committee will present the 2012 Scholarship Awards. Following the 11:00 AM worship

service, the two graduates, their families, their Sunday school teachers (past and present), choir lead-

ers, youth leaders, and the SALT members are invited to a luncheon in the ODFC in their honor. For

more information, please contact Kimmie Tomlinson at 457-1917.

Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it. Proverbs 22:6

S.A.L.T. News Page 5

Salkehatchie Summer Service:

Salkehatchie is a summer mission program where teens, ages 14

and above, pay to go into impoverished areas of South Carolina to

help rebuild the homes and lives of those less fortunate. Our youth

and their chaperones registered thus far are: Jordan Brown, Davis

Eddy, Ashley Gaddy, Nina Lowenbach, Susie Lowenbach, Emily Mid-

dleton, and Maddy Middleton. We still have spots open for one

chaperone and three youth. The dates are June 9-16. The camp

they will be attending is Rivertown in Conway, SC.

If you are interested, please contact Kimmie Tomlinson

at [email protected]

30 Hour Famine-Huge Success

During the 1st Annual 30 Hour Famine at PIPC youth par-

ticipants enjoyed games and activities that took them to faraway

places such as Afghanistan, Kenya, Zambia, Bangladesh, and Boliv-

ia. Along the way, they raised funds for the hungry children of

Zimbabwe.

The event started at noon on Friday, April 27th. Youth were chal-

lenged to begin fasting and continue until Saturday night at 6:00 PM. The par-

ticipants arrived on the church campus at 6:00 PM Friday evening and were

assigned to a “tribe.” Each tribe member was given an identity with all the

characteristics of someone from that part of the world. Some were diseased

due to poor drinking water, some were maimed due to land mines, and others

were weak from dehydration and hunger.

As tribes, the youth competed in “competitions” that were typical of

each of the five countries they represented. For instance, carrying water is a

daily task of many third world countries. So our youth found out how tedious,

time consuming, backbreaking, and difficult it is to plan and provide water daily.

Sleeping was another interesting exploit. We slept outside in cardboard boxes and faced the morning

sun with no breakfast. These small discomforts gave us some idea of what millions of children deal

with every day throughout this world. We walked away with a renewed sense of compassion and re-

spect.

Many wonderful adults came along or assisted us on this famine. We would like to thank: Charles Biddix,

Virginia Bradshaw, Cari Brown, Robby Brown, Leigh Eddy, Scott Eddy, Greg Escoe, Julia Floyd, Frank Holsclaw,

Lori Horton, Gene Gilfillin, Susie Lowenbach, Renee Middleton, Liz Williamson, and all of you that sponsored the

hearts, the hands and the feet of our youth.

The Famine ended with Pastor Frank serving Communion on Saturday evening followed by a welcome

meal of rice and beans. Thank you to our church family for making this event possible. We will cherish and re-

member these 30 Hours for the rest of our lives.

Flamingo Fling! Thanks to all the good sports that participated in the Flamingo Flocking. It was a lot of fun and

all funds raised were donated to the 30 Hour Famine.

Remember - $30 feeds, clothes, and educates a child in Zimbabwe for one month.

WOW!

Page 6 Music Notes

PIPC Children's Choir

All KIDS (1st through

6th) If you would like to sing

with amazing voices, learn

new music and share the

love of God through music,

COME JOIN THE CHOIR!

Bring a friend that has never

attended and you will be a

PIPC connector. Share the good news with oth-

ers. Be a light! Our next musical moment (that

means time to bring a song to others) will be at

our end of season, final WONDERFUL WEDNES-

DAY on May 30th. Don't be shy, bring a song

and a smile!!

Thank you, choir, for the

beautiful, skillful, spirit-filled music

during the Easter season. Our

church is blessed beyond measure

to be led in worship by you.

Thank you, Alleluia Ringers,

for your beautiful music during

the Easter season. We appreciate

your music and your service to

PIPC.

It was a great joy to hear

our recorder consort playing for

our service this past Sunday. What

a blessing to have so many sing-

ers and musicians serving our

church family.

If you are

interested and

good at organiz-

ing, we need a

planning commit-

tee for the 2012

Christmas season

Figgy Pudding

event. Please let

me know. We must start planning

our music weekend event now!

PLEASE JOIN US!

We would love to

have you singing with us.

Don't hesitate, we need

you and we are praying

for 7 to 10 more choir

members so that we can

begin our second choir to

fill our loft for two full

services.

AGAIN, if you are interested in being a part of

our small ensembles, women, men, quartets and our

recently formed His Voice, please inquire and inform

me, Sylvia Warr at [email protected] or call the

church office at 843-237-4581 ext. 27.

Praise the LORD with the harp; make music to him on the ten-stringed lyre.

Sing to him a new song; play skillfully, and shout for joy.

Psalm 33:2-3

Page 7 PIPC News and Events

I would like to thank everyone for your concern, cards, food and more importantly, your prayers for my mother during her recent illness. We are tru-ly blessed to be a part of such a wonderful church family.

Tina

Several people have asked

for the recipe for the de-

licious Baked Pineapple

dish that Brenda Lawson

made for the Palm Sunday

Luncheon. Here it is!!

Baked Pineapple

1 large can crushed pineapple—do not drain

2/3 cup water

1 1/2 cups sugar

4 eggs well beaten

4 tbs cornstarch

Spray 9x12 pan or butter

Warm oven to 350 degrees

Mix all ingredients and pour into pan. Sprin-

kle cinnamon on top and dot with butter.

Bake 40-45 minutes.

Enjoy!!

Thanks, Mrs. Brenda, and thanks to all who

helped make our Palm Sunday Luncheon

so special!

The Bread of Life Kitchen had a successful first

quarter of the year. 1460 guests were served. 15

new volunteers joined the serving staff!! We are

pleased that several people have stepped up to

help cook. Our cooks, Martha McCall and Gaye

Sparkman, say thanks to:

Bill and Karen Taylor

John Cevitella

Julia Floyd

Bernie Rissel

Gary Mills

Rainer Hengst

Ladies from the Community

Church

A special thanks to Mike Berry

for his continued support of the

kitchen. We appreciate all you

have done to encourage church

participation!

J.O.Y. SCHOOL

NEEDS YOU!

Each year PIPC feeds the

children and volunteers of

Joy School for one week

during their program. This

year we will be serving

lunch during the week of July 23rd through July

27th and we need volunteers to help with this very

special mission of PIPC. Each day a group of three

or four women will prepare and serve lunch for

approximately 80 people. If you would be willing

to be a part of this most important ministry, please

call Julia at 237-4581, Ext 29 and leave a message.

So little will mean so much to a very deserving

group of people, so call Julia before she calls you!

PASSES TO BROOKGREEN

It’s time to open those desk

drawers, clean out those envelopes

and do a little searching because

we are asking again for passes to

Brookgreen Gardens so that the

children of PIPC will be able to vis-

it this most wonderful place. Each

year the members of PIPC are so

incredibly generous and each year the children

enjoy your generosity. If you have any passes

that you can donate to the children, please

bring them to the church and give them to

Julia, slide them under her office door, or give

them to Tina. Thanks again for always being so

generous with the children of PIPC!

Page 8 PIPC News—Events

May is Bible Bookworm Celebration Month!

Keep a lookout for an upcoming announcement of our Bible Book-

worm Celebration. The children of PIPC have been diligently reading, and we

look forward to celebrating their accomplishments!

“When I’m Calling You Oo-oo-oo”

It won’t be Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy calling, but a library volunteer checking to see if

you are still actively using the book(s) you checked out. If so, the volunteer will update the pocket card

with a new return date. Otherwise, please return the book(s) to the basket on the library desk for pro-

cessing and reshelving so that they can be available for others to check out. Thank you!

Welcome to our church family the

following members who united

with PIPC April 17, 2012

Randi Johnson

215 Pinehurst Lane Apt 7J

Pawleys Island, SC 29585

330-461-6591

John and Jan Shepherd

72 Boatmen Drive

Pawleys Island, SC 29585

235-1241

Howard and Frances Ward

623 Doyle Ave

Pawleys Island, SC 29585

Please give them a warm PIPC welcome!

IT’S NOT TOO LATE—REGISTER NOW!!!

SHARE YOUR FAITH WORKSHOP

SATURDAY, MAY 5TH, 9:00 AM

A truly “Hands On” approach to easily share your faith.

Evangelism Explosion International has developed a Gospel presentation that’s easy to learn and hard to forget.

The five fingers of your hand become a simple memory tool you use to share a Gospel presentation that has prov-

en effective in every nation in the world.

This Share Your Faith Workshop includes workshop/materials, and lunch at no charge!!

TO SIGN UP, CALL TINA AT THE CHURCH OFFICE (237-4581)

Learn a method of sharing the Gospel while renewing your passion

for witnessing with a glimpse of the heart of God!

If you are plan-

ning an event or meeting

at PIPC, please contact

the church office to en-

sure the building/room

you will be using will be

properly heated/cooled.

A member of the

Building and Grounds Committee will ad-

just the system to have the area at the de-

sired temperature at the time of the event

or the time you request.

Note: Please do not adjust thermostats as

they are already set to approved tempera-

tures.

Thanks to the Building and Grounds

Committee for all they do to make

PIPC a COOL place to be!!

Page 9 PIPC News

The Presbyterian Wom-

en’s Board will meet on Mon-

day, May 7th, at 10:00 AM in the

parlor.

The Tuesday Circle will

meet on May 8th at 11:30 AM at

Hazel Winstead’s home. This

will be a salad luncheon. Please

contact Hazel at 237-9205 for

more information.

The Deborah Circle will meet on Monday,

May 14th, at 10:00 AM at the home of Barbara

Neely.

The Spiritual Lights Circle will be meeting

at 5:30 PM on May 17th to go to Morningside. For

more information, contact Julia at 359-4111 or Liz

Williamson at 237-8998.

The PIPC “Merry Hearts” fellowship group will be traveling in May on a “three

hour tour,” (hopefully not like Gilligan) with Capt. Rod of Lowcountry Tours in

Georgetown.

Mark your calendars! We will be departing from the Georgetown harbor (near

the clock tower) at 1 pm on Thursday May 24th and will return about 4:30 pm. We will

be traveling first to see the Barnard Baruch residence in Hobcaw Barony from the water-

side and will then cross Winyah Bay and travel down the “western cut” to see additional

plantations and hopefully alligators, eagles and dolphins. Then it’s on to the

Georgetown Lighthouse for a history lesson, a story or two and photographs. We return

to Georgetown via the commercial shipping channel and hear the story of the Harvest

Moon. Of course, Capt. Rod will provide plenty of historical information all along our

route, and some not so historical information “stories” as well. Our boat is equipped

with water, soft drinks, snacks and a restroom.

This is our third or fourth outing with Capt. Rod and all have been highly successful and often the

highlight of our yearly activities. If you would like to attend, you must RSVP to Hazel Winstead at 237-

9205 or Carolyn Dewell at 235-3087 NLT Thursday May 17th. Payment arrangements must also be made

prior to the RSVP deadline. Cost will be $25 per person. We suggest that you make your own individual

lunch arrangements, if desired, as there are no group luncheon plans being arranged.

Camp Pee Dee News It seems hard to believe, but it’s time to start finalizing plans for your child(ren)’s summer activities. Hopefully one of the activities you’re planning for

your child(ren) will be a session at Camp Pee Dee. This Presbyterian camp, located near Bennettsville, S.C., has many different sessions so that they can hopefully meet the needs of children from the 1st grade through the 12th grade. Some of the options are: Mini, Seedling, Horse Ex-plorer, Horse Adventure, Bike Hiker, Paddles Up, Finding God in Nature, Sports, and they even offer a Music, Art, and Drama session. I have brochures and applications in my office and will be mailing them this week. Remember-PIPC will pay 40% of the cost for the children of the mem-bers of the church so make plans now for your child(ren) to have a wonderful experience at Camp Pee Dee!

Pastor Frank and Mike Berry are leading a topical Bible study focusing

on a different topic each week! Join them each Wednesday evening at 6:00

PM. Everyone is invited to attend.

On Wednesday, May 30th, we will have a Wonderful Wednesday Celebration

with lots of good food and a sing-a-long!!

If you would like to join us for supper at 5:00 PM and are not on the

“Standing List,” please sign up on the Reservation Card in the pew racks or call

the church office (237-4581) by Monday at noon.

Take a moment to acknowledge those who have a birthday or anniversary this month. If your birthday/anniversary is not listed in your month, please contact Tina at the church office at 237-4581 (ext. 21).

Page 10 Birthdays and Anniversaries—Prayer Concerns

1 Tom Wise

2 Thomas Deschamps

3 Miriam Servant

4 Patricia Cooke

5 Mac Chapman

5 Karen Hazzard

5 Merrill McIlwain

8 Dot Ellison

8 Jeri Johnson

10 John Jackson

10 Jim Williams

10 Barbara McCoy

11 Lee Motsinger

14 Owen Wright

15 Robbie Cox

15 John Horton

15 Paul Macosko

16 Gloria Player

17 Janet Branham

17 Renee Middleton

19 Darlene Dodson

19 Jodi Whinna

21 Jeff Bombich

21 Jordan Brown

22 Hailey Hazzard

23 Sally Brigden

23 Lisa Jackson

24 Mac Troup Bower

25 Ramona Hierholzer

29 Warren Sherrer

31 Randy Roddy

MAY ANNIVERSARIES

4 Ken and Jane Leach

5 Adam and Betty Maples

7 Gene and Elaine McCaskill

7 James and Donna Phillips

11 Charles and Maryann Biddix

13 Brad and Becky Veselick

17 Perry and Doris Shelley

21 Ken and Carolyn Dewell

21 Ed and Cynthia Talbot

26 Rick and Cindy Russ

28 Bill and Jean McElroy

29 Paul and Susie Jones

31 Richard and Delores Blair

MAY BIRTHDAYS

REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS Our prayers go out for Peggy Urtz (at home in Philadelphia), Jim York, Jean Wise, Tom Siebert, Carolyn Wolfe, Jennifer Samf, Pat Escoe (grandmother of Sylvia Warr’s children), Jeff Watts (brother & brother-in-law to Mike & Dawna Watts), Clifton Faulkner (Hilda Simon’s nephew), Patti McCall, Harvey Moenig, Al Mead, Jeanette Smith, Patricia Cooke, Gen Baumeister, Nancy Johnston, Nancy Johnson, and Jennie Turner.

Our Christian sympathy to the family of Fran Canady. Our Christian sympathy to Gail Joley and her family on the recent death of her husband, Charles.

OTHERS IN NEED OF OUR PRAYERS AT HOME: Bitsy Cerny, Gene Gilfillin, Roy Harrelson, Patty Haugh AT MORNINGSIDE: Nancy Wilson AT THE LAKES: Dawn Hoover, Jim Leland, Morris Morton NATIONAL HEALTH CARE: Jean Cucolo ON MISSION TRIP: Chrissy Robertson

To add a request to the prayer chain, please contact Maryanne Biddix at 235-9878 or [email protected].

MAY 2012

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 10:00 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 11:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 6:00 PM Missions Committee Meeting 7:00 PM Deacons' Meeting

2 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 5:00 PM Wonderful Wednesday Dinner 6:00 PM Children's Activities 6:00 PM S.A.L.T. Coffee House 6:00 PM Wonderful Wednesday Classes 7:00 PM Choir Practice

3 10:00 AM Church Life 5:45 PM Flute Choir 6:00 PM Stephen Ministers

4 5 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast 9:00 AM Share the Faith Workshop

6 The Lord’s Supper 8:30 AM Library Open 8:45 AM Worship Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship Service 3:00 PM Confirmation Class 4:30 PM Prayer Time 5:00 PM Children's Choir 5:00 PM Youth Praise Band 6:00 PM J.A.M. 6:00 PM S.A.L.T. Youth

7 10:00 AM Presbyterian Women Board 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 1:00 PM Dorcas Disciples 6:00 PM Building and Grounds Committee Meeting 6:00 PM Christian Education Meeting 6:30 PM Finance Committee Meeting

8 8:00 AM Administration and Personnel Meeting 10:00 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 10:00 AM Tuesday Circle Meeting 11:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 5:15 PM Worship Committee Meeting

9 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 3:30 PM Wonderful Wednesday Class 5:00 PM Wonderful Wednesday Dinner 6:00 PM Children's Activities 6:00 PM S.A.L.T. Coffee House 6:00 PM Wonderful Wednesday Classes 7:00 PM Choir Practice

10 5:45 PM Flute Choir

11

12 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

13 Mother’s Day Offering 8:30 AM Library Open 8:45 AM Worship Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship Service 3:00 PM Confirmation Class 4:30 PM Prayer Time 5:00 PM Children's Choir 5:00 PM Youth Praise Band 6:00 PM J.A.M. 6:00 PM S.A.L.T. Youth

14 10:00 AM Deborah Circle Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 1:00 PM Dorcas Disciples

15 10:00 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 11:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 5:30 PM Session Prayer Time 6:00 PM Session Meeting

16 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 5:00 PM Wonderful Wednesday Dinner 5:30 PM Handbell Choir 6:00 PM Children's Activities 6:00 PM S.A.L.T. Coffee House 6:00 PM Wonderful Wednesday Classes 7:00 PM Choir Practice

17 5:30 PM Spiritual Lights Circle @ Morningside 5:45 PM Flute Choir 6:00 PM Stephen Ministers

18

19 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast

20 Scholarship Graduation Luncheon 8:30 AM Library Open 8:45 AM Worship Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship Service 3:00 PM Confirmation Class 4:30 PM Prayer Time 5:00 PM Children's Choir 5:00 PM Youth Praise Band 6:00 PM J.A.M. 6:00 PM S.A.L.T. Youth

21 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 1:00 PM Dorcas Disciples

22 10:00 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 11:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 6:30 PM Blue Star Mothers

23 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 5:00 PM Wonderful Wednesday Dinner 5:30 PM Handbell Choir 6:00 PM Children's Activities 6:00 PM S.A.L.T. Coffee House 6:00 PM Wonderful Wednesday Classes 7:00 PM Choir Practice

24 5:45 PM Flute Choir

25 10:00 AM PIPPS Graduation

26 8:30 AM Men's Prayer Breakfast 10:00 AM Confirmands meet with Session

27 Pentecost Confirmation Sunday & Luncheon 8:30 AM Library Open 8:45 AM Worship Service 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship Service - Confirmation Service 4:30 PM Prayer Time 5:00 PM Children's Choir 5:00 PM Youth Praise Band 6:00 PM J.A.M. 6:00 PM S.A.L.T. Youth

28 Memorial Day Office Closed 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open 1:00 PM Dorcas Disciples

29 10:00 AM Staff Meeting - Worship Service 11:00 AM Staff Meeting 11:30 AM Bread of Life Kitchen Open

30 11:30 AM Recorder Consort 5:00 PM Wonderful Wednesday Celebration Supper 5:30 PM Handbell Choir 7:00 PM Choir Practice

31 5:45 PM Flute Choir

8:45 AM WORSHIP SERVICE

10:00 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES

11:00 AM WORSHIP SERVICE

Pawleys Island

Presbyterian Church

9967 Ocean Highway

Pawleys Island, SC 29585

Phone: 843-237-4581

Fax: 843-237-9265

E-mail: [email protected]

Website:

pawleysislandpresby.com

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