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allowed at any time, so if you think your shoes will bother you, BRING SOCKS! Any questions???? If so, email ! Here is a link to get to the for the dance. Let me know if you have any questions. Sports: Sports of the Week Date Sport Location Dismiss Pick Up Mon 5/1 9 Baseball vs. Neshaminy 7 Lacrosse 9 Softball vs. Pennsbury Home @ Penndale Home 2:50 2:09 2:50 2:30 Tues 5/2 7/8 Baseball @ Pennfield 2:09 2:30 Wed 5/3 9 Baseball vs. Hatboro Horsham 7/8 Lacrosse vs. Penn North 7/8 Softball 9 Softball 7/8 Track vs. Milford Home Home @ Penn Central @ Pennfield Home 2:50 2:50 2:09 2:09 2:50 2:30 2:30 5/4 9 Lacrosse vs. Wissahickon 7/8 Softball vs. Strayer 7/8 Track vs. PD/PF Home Home NPHS 2:50 2:50 2:09 2:15 Fri 5/5 8 Lacrosse 7/8 Baseball @ Penn South @ Milford 2:09 2:09 2:30 Date High School Sport (all 9th graders) Location Dismiss Pick Up Mon 5/1 Boys Tennis Softball Boys Lacrosse vs. CB West Boys Volleyball vs. Quakertown @ Council Rock South @ Great Valley NPHS NPHS 1:10 1:10 Shuttle 1:10 Tues 5/2 Boys JV Tennis vs. P. Whitemarsh Boys Track Softball Girls Track vs. CB South NPHS @ CB South @ CB West NPHS Shuttle 1:10 1:10 1:10 Wed 5/3 Girls Lacrosse Boys JV Tennis vs. Holy Ghost Prep Boys Volleyball vs. Cheltenham Boys JV Lacrosse vs. Souderton @ Pennsbury NPHS NPHS NPHS 1:10 Shuttle Shuttle Shuttle Thurs 5/4 Boys Tennis SOL Championships Softball Boys/Girls Track @ Trojan Classic TBD @ William Tennent Wissahickon HS TBD 1:10 Shuttle
High School Sports (all 9th Graders) Location Dismiss Pick Up Mon 4/30 Boys JV Lacrosse Girls V Softball Boys JV & V Volleyball Boys JV & V Tennis @Archbishop Wood NPHS NPHS Navy Gym Horsham 12:55 Shuttle Shuttle 12:55 Tues 5/1 Girls Spring Track Boys Spring Track Boys V Tennis Boys JV Tennis Girls V Softball Boys JV & V Lacrosse @CB South NPHS NPHS Court @Upper Dublin NPHS @CB West 12:50 12:50 TBD 12:50 12:50 Shuttle Wed 5/2 Boys Tennis-Doubles Boys JV & V Volleyball Girls JV & V Softball Girls JV & V Lacrosse Unified Track Meet TBD @Cheltenham @Lansdale Catholic NPHS Turf @Springford HS TBD 1:10 1:10 Shuttle TBD Thurs 5/3 Girls & Boys Track Boys JV & V Lacrosse @Wissahickon HS NPHS Turf Shuttle Shuttle Fri 5/4 Boys V Tennis Boys JV & V Lacrosse Girls JV & V Lacrosse JV & V Softball Boys JV & V Volleyball TBD @Council Rock South NPHS Turf Hatboro NPHS Navy Gym TBD 1:10 Shuttle Shuttle Shuttle
High School Sports (all 9th Graders) Location Dismiss Pick Up Mon 4/30 Boys JV Lacrosse Girls V Softball Boys JV & V Volleyball Boys JV & V Tennis @Archbishop Wood NPHS NPHS Navy Gym Horsham 12:55 Shuttle Shuttle 12:55 Tues 5/1 Girls Spring Track Boys Spring Track Boys V Tennis Boys JV Tennis Girls V Softball Boys JV & V Lacrosse @CB South NPHS NPHS Court @Upper Dublin NPHS @CB West 12:50 12:50 TBD 12:50 12:50 Shuttle Wed 5/2 Boys Tennis-Doubles Boys JV & V Volleyball Girls JV & V Softball Girls JV & V Lacrosse Unified Track Meet TBD @Cheltenham @Lansdale Catholic NPHS Turf @Springford HS TBD 1:10 1:10 Shuttle TBD Thurs 5/3 & Boys Track Boys JV & V Lacrosse @Wissahickon HS NPHS Turf Shuttle Shuttle Fri 5/4 Boys V Tennis Boys JV & V Lacrosse Girls JV & V Lacrosse Girls JV & V Softball Boys JV & V Volleyball TBD @Council Rock NPHS Turf Hatboro NPHS Navy Gym TBD 1:10 Shuttle Shuttle Shuttle
Morning Order of Worship June 30, 2013—9:30 AM VBS Sunday REJOICING IN THE LORD Prelude Welcome Call to Worship—Mark 10:14 *Opening Song of Worship Grey #242—Come, All You People, Praise Our God *God’s Greeting and Mutual Greeting *Song of Praise Grey #244—God Himself Is with Us APPROACHING THE LORD God’s Will For Our Lives—Philippians 4:4-9 Song of Response Grey #288, vs. 1, 2, 5, 6—Take My Life and Let It Be (During the final verse the VBS children are invited to come forward) VBS Presentation Congregational Prayer Evening Message Outline June 30, 2013—6:00 PM Pastor Ron De Luke 5:1-11 “The Miraculous Catch of Fish” Introduction 1. Our journey toward discipleship 2. The miracle that changed Peter 3. Seven stopping points in Peter’s journey I. Crowds listening to the word of God Key Point: II. When Jesus gets into your boat Key Point: III. Taking the first step of faith Key Point: IV. Personally encountering the Lord Key Point: V. The only suitable response Key Point: VI. Hearing the next call Key Point: VII. Leaving all to follow him Key Point: Conclusion: A special word to….
Offering for Christian Education Assistance Fund (After the offering, the pianist will play Jesus Loves Me and the children are then invited forward for a Message) Children’s Message A TIME OF LEARNING *Song of Preparation Brown #198—Wonderful Grace of Jesus Scripture: Luke 5:1-11 (page 997) Message: Miraculous Catch of Fish (Series: A Sampling of Miracles) Prayer of Application *Hymn of Application Brown #415—He Giveth More Grace A TIME OF LIVING *God’s Parting Blessing *Doxology Brown #74—Majesty *Postlude Worship Participants Worship Leader: Rev. Ron De Young Organist: Bea Molendyk Pianist: Brenda Molendyk Song Service: Ade Molendyk Children’s Message: Ryan Visser *Please Little Lambs/Children in Worship Dismissal (Ages 3-5) The Blessing—Congregation—The Lord be with you Children—And also with you *Concluded with Screen—What A Mighty God We Serve LISTENING TO THE LORD Scripture: Psalm 46:1-11 (page 553) Message: Mighty Protector Prayer of Application *Hymn of Application Grey #430—We Sing the Mighty of God LEAVING TO LOVE AND SERVE THE LORD *God’s Parting Blessing *Doxology Grey #195—Our God Reigns *Postlude Worship Participants Worship Leader: Rev. Ron De Organist: Barb Vander Zwaag Pianist: Vander Pol *Please Stand
Morning Order of Worship September 1, 2013—9:30 AM REJOICING IN THE LORD Prelude Welcome Call to Worship *God’s Greeting and Mutual Greeting *Opening Songs of Worship PH #373, vs. 1, 2, 3, 4—Lift High the Cross PH #412, vs. 1, 3, 4—Jesus Shall Reign APPROACHING THE LORD Prayer of Confession—(See Insert) Song of Confession PH #254, vs. 1—Remember Not, O God God’s Will for Our Lives—Romans 12:9-21 Song of Response PH #254, vs. 2, 3—Remember Not, O God Congregational Prayer Offering for His Harvest Stand (There are no Children in Worship/Little Lambs classes today) Evening Message Outline September 1, 2013 Rev. Calvin Compagner Scripture: Romans 8:18-25 Title: Beware Weeds, Worms and Mosquitoes Introduction We live with hope as God’s children The creation does too! Creation: Its Present Condition Subjected to frustration The reason for this and the result Creation: Its Future Hope Will be liberated from its bondage We will be amazed Amos 9:13-15, Isaiah 11:6-9 Creation: Its Present Attitude Waiting in eager expectation Closing encouragements
Morning Order of Worship September 8, 2013—9:30 AM Education Kick-off Sunday REJOICING IN THE LORD Prelude Welcome *Call to Worship—Psalm 25:1-5 *God’s Greeting and Mutual Greeting *Opening Songs of Worship PH #585—Let Children Hear the Mighty Deeds Screen—How Shall the Young Direct Their Way? APPROACHING THE LORD Student Testimonials Commissioning of Education Volunteers Prayer of Dedication Song of Response PH #276, vs. 1, 2, 3, 5—Teach Me, O Lord, Your Way of Truth Congregational Prayer Offering for the General Fund (After the offering, the organist will play, Jesus Loves Me, and the children are then invited forward for the Little Lambs/Children in Worship Dismissal) Evening Message Notes September 8, 2013—6:00 PM Rev. Harlan Vanden Einde Matthew 14:22-36 From Faith to Fear and Back Again
A TIME OF LEARNING *Song of Preparation PH # 448—I Lift Up My Eyes to the Mountains Scripture: Matthew 14:22-36 (page 948) Message: From Faith to Fear and Back Again Prayer of Application *Hymn of Application HWC #486—Faith is the Victory A TIME OF LIVING *God’s Parting Blessing *Doxology PH #633—He is Lord *Postlude Worship Participants Worship Leader: Rev. Harlan Vanden Einde Organist: Amy Wallenburg Song Service: Marv Visser Children’s Message: Stephanie Walters *Please Stand Little Lambs/Children in Worship Dismissal (Ages 3-5) The Blessing—Congregation—The Lord be with you Children—And also with you *Concluded with PH #588—Tell Your Children LISTENING TO THE LORD Scripture: Psalm 100:1-5 (page 585) Message: A Good Education Leads to Worship Prayer of Application *Hymn of Application PH #171—It is Good to Sing Your Praises LEAVING TO LOVE AND SERVE THE LORD *God’s Parting Blessing *Doxology HWC #282—The Family of God (2x) *Postlude Worship Participants Worship Leaders: Pastor Matt Riddle, Pastor Jonathan DePoy Organist: Sharon Machiela Pianist: Brenda Molendyk *Please Stand
Wed 9/13 7/8 Soccer 7/8 Field Hockey vs. Penn South 9 Soccer vs. Upper Moreland Penn South Home Home 2:10 2:50 2:50 Thurs 9/14 *PB Picture Day* 7/8 Football 8 Soccer 9 Hockey 9 Football 8 Field Hockey vs. Christopher Dock Penn Central Christopher Dock Pennridge Pennridge Home 2:10 2:10 2:10 2:10 2:50 Fri 9/15 9 Soccer Pennridge 2:10 Date High School Sport (all 9th graders) Location Dismiss Pick Up Bus # Mon 9/11 Tennis JV Football vs. Pennsbury Hockey vs. Wm. Tennent Girls Volleyball vs. Pennridge @Abington HS NPHS NPHS NPHS 1:10 No PB Shuttle Tues 9/12 Golf vs. CB West Water Polo vs. Wissahickon Girls Tennis Boys Soccer Girls Soccer vs. Wm. Tennent Doylestown CC Wissahickon Middle School @ Souderton @ Wm. Tennent NPHS 1:10 1:10 1:10 Shuttle Shuttle Wed 9/13 Golf vs. Council Rock North Girls Volleyball Cross Country Pinecrest CC @ Cheltenham HS NPHS 1:10 1:10 1:10 Thurs 9/14 Boys Soccer @C. Rock HS 1:10
Girls JV Tennis Girls V Tennis vs. CB South Girls Soccer vs. C. Rock South Boys/Girls Water Polo vs. Souderton @CB South NPHS NPHS NPHS 1:10 1:10 1:10 No PB Fri 9/15 Boys Cross Country Field Hockey Girls Volleyball vs. Wissahickon Football Cheerleading Girls V Tennis vs. CB West Girls JV Tennis CB West Delaware @ Souderton NPHS @CB West @CB West NPHS CB West No PB 1:10 1:10 Shuttle 1:10 1:10 Online Registration For Penn High School Athletes Includes incoming 9th graders who will try-out for a sport at North Penn High School Do not register online if playing a 9th, 8th or 7th grade sport at Pennbrook The Middle Schools are still using paper registration forms. If you do not have computer access, please contact the NPHS Athletic Dept. - 215-853-1319 Directions to Register Online can be found on the Pennbrook Athletic Welcome Page After School Pickup: Pennbrook parents: please be aware that we encourage those parents picking students up in the front of the building at dismissal to please move as far up to the front of the building as possible when parking and waiting for your child. This will help to alleviate the back up of traffic onto North Wales Road. Thank you for your assistance with this. Bus Pass Reminder: No bus passes will be issued per the Transportation Department. BUS INFORMATION Pennbrook Sports . . .Late Buses run on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:00pm. High School Sports . . .Late Buses from North Penn run Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays. There is a 3:00 pm Sports shuttle from Pennbrook to the High School IMPORTANT INFORMATION: To schedule an appointment with Mr. Galante, please call 215-853-1600 or Mrs. McConaghy at
Tues 9/12 9 Field Hockey Penndale 2:10 Wed 9/13 7/8 Soccer 7/8 Field Hockey vs. Penn South 9 Soccer vs. Upper Moreland Penn South Home Home 2:10 2:50 2:50 Thurs 9/14 *PB Picture Day* 7/8 Football 8 Soccer 9 Hockey 9 Football 8 Field Hockey vs. Christopher Dock Penn Central Christopher Dock Pennridge Pennridge Home 2:10 2:10 2:10 2:10 2:50 Fri 9/15 9 Soccer Pennridge 2:10 Date High School Sport (all 9th graders) Location Dismiss Pick Up Bus # Mon 9/11 Tennis JV Football vs. Pennsbury Hockey vs. Wm. Tennent Girls Volleyball vs. Pennridge @Abington HS NPHS NPHS NPHS 1:10 No PB Shuttle Tues 9/12 Golf vs. CB West Water Polo vs. Wissahickon Girls Tennis Boys Soccer Girls Soccer vs. Wm. Tennent Doylestown CC Wissahickon Middle School @ Souderton @ Wm. Tennent NPHS 1:10 1:10 1:10 Shuttle Shuttle Wed 9/13 Golf vs. Council Rock North Girls Volleyball Cross Country Pinecrest CC @ Cheltenham HS NPHS 1:10 1:10 1:10
Thurs 9/21 No School Fri 9/22 9 Field Hockey Running Club @Pennfield @Pennfield 2:10 2:45 Date High School Sport (all 9th graders) Location Dismiss Pick Up Mon 9/18 JV Golf vs. C. Rock JV Football vs. CB West Girls Volleyball vs. H. Horsham North Hampton CC NPHS NPHS 1:10 Shuttle Tues 9/19 Girls V. Tennis vs. CB East Girls JV Tennis Golf vs. Souderton Boys Soccer vs. Souderton Field Hockey vs. CB South Girls Soccer NPHS @ CB East Lederach CC NPHS NPHS @Souderton (Night Game) 1:10 1:10 1:10 1:10 PB Shuttle Shuttle Wed 9/20 Golf vs Pennridge Girls Tennis Boys/Girls Cross Country Field Hockey vs. Owen J. Roberts Girls Volleyball vs. P. Whitemarsh Soccer vs. C. Rock South Pinecrest GC @ Springford NPHS NPHS Colonial Elementary School NPHS 1:10 1:10 PB Shuttle 1:10 1:10 Thurs 9/21 Fri 9/22 Boys/Girls Water Polo NPHS TBD
8 Soccer vs. Indian Crest Home 2:50 Thurs 9/21 No School Fri 9/22 9 Field Hockey Running Club @Pennfield @Pennfield 2:10 2:45 Date High School Sport (all 9th graders) Location Dismiss Pick Up Mon 9/18 JV Golf vs. C. Rock North JV Football vs. CB West Girls Volleyball vs. H. Horsham North Hampton CC NPHS NPHS 1:10 Shuttle Tues 9/19 Girls V. Tennis vs. CB East Girls JV Tennis Golf vs. Souderton Boys Soccer vs. Souderton Field Hockey vs. CB South Girls Soccer NPHS @ CB East Lederach CC NPHS NPHS @Souderton (Night Game) 1:10 1:10 1:10 1:10 PB Shuttle Shuttle Wed 9/20 Golf vs Pennridge Girls Tennis Boys/Girls Cross Country Hockey vs. Owen J. Roberts Girls Volleyball vs. P. Whitemarsh Girls Soccer vs. C. Rock South Pinecrest GC @ Springford NPHS NPHS Colonial Elementary School NPHS 1:10 1:10 PB Shuttle 1:10 1:10 Thurs 9/21
Jazz Ensemble Auditions Pennbrook Jazz Ensemble Auditions are taking place this week during Penn Time in the Bandroom. Students should get a Penn Time Pass from the bandroom on the day of their audition. Math Support is available all students every morning at 7:40AM in the IMC-7. The Math Center is also open at Penn Time in Room 89. Please bring your books and handouts! For Math Tutorials, please go to the Math tab on Pennbrook’s webpage. Sports: For the most up-to-date and complete Pennbrook sports information, please Pennbrook’s Athletic Welcome Page. This can be found under the “Our School” tab: “Pennbrook Athletics”. Sports schedules are posted here. For sports information/questions, please call or email Mrs. Pugliese at Date Middle School Sports Location Dismiss Pick Up Mon 9/24 7/8 Field Hockey-V Only 7/8 Soccer 9 Soccer @Dock Mennonite Home Home 1:55 2:50 2:50 Tues 9/25 9 Field Hockey 9 Soccer Home @Neshaminy 2:50 1:50 Wed 9/26 7/8 Field Hockey-V Only 7/8 Football 7/8 Soccer Home Home @Quakertown White 2:50 2:50 2:10 Thurs 9/27 9 Hockey 9 Football @CB South @Pennfield 2:10 2:10 Fri 9/28 7/8 Field Hockey-V Only 7/8 Soccer - V Only Home @Indian Crest 2:50 2:10 High School Sports (all 9th Graders) Location Dismiss Pick Up
Mon 9/24 Girls V & JV Tennis Girls V & JV Field Hockey Fellowship Park NPHS 1:10 Shuttle Tues 9/25 Girls V & JV Soccer Girls V & JV Water Polo Boys V & JV Soccer Coed V Golf @Pennridge @Upper Dublin NPHS Home 1:10 1:10 1:10 1:10 Wed 9/26 Coed V & JV Golf Coed Cross Country Girls V & JV Field Hockey Girls V & JV Volleyball Home @CB South NPHS Turf @Quakertown 1:10 1:10 Shuttle Shuttle Thurs 9/27 Girls Tennis-SOL Champ. Coed V Golf Boys V & JV Soccer Girls V & JV Soccer Coed JV Polo Girls V Water Polo Tennis Zone Home @Souderton NPHS NPHS NPHS TBD 1:10 1:10 1:10 1:10 Shuttle Fri 9/28 Girls Tennis @SOL Champ Girls Water Polo Girls V & JV Volleyball Tennis Zone NPHS @Upper Dublin TBD TBD 1:10 Online Registration For North Penn High School Athletes Includes incoming 9th graders who will try-out for a sport at North Penn High School Do not register online if playing a 9th, 8th or 7th grade sport at Pennbrook The Middle Schools are still using paper registration forms. If you do not have computer access, please contact the NPHS Athletic Dept. - 215-853-1319 Directions to Register Online can be found on the Pennbrook Athletic Welcome Page
(all 9th Graders) Mon 9/24 Girls V & JV Tennis Girls V & JV Field Hockey Fellowship Park NPHS 1:10 Shuttle Tues 9/25 Girls V & JV Soccer Girls V & JV Water Polo Boys V & JV Soccer Coed V Golf @Pennridge Dublin NPHS Home 1:10 1:10 1:10 1:10 Wed 9/26 Coed V & JV Golf Coed Cross Country Girls V & JV Field Hockey Girls V & JV Volleyball Home @CB South NPHS Turf @Quakertown 1:10 1:10 Shuttle Shuttle Thurs 9/27 Girls Champ. Coed V Golf Boys V & JV Soccer Girls V & JV Soccer Coed JV Water Polo Girls V Water Polo Tennis Zone Home @Souderton NPHS NPHS NPHS TBD 1:10 1:10 1:10 1:10 Shuttle Fri 9/28 Girls Tennis @SOL Champ Girls Water Polo Girls V & JV Volleyball Tennis Zone NPHS @Upper Dublin TBD TBD 1:10 Online Registration For North Penn High School Athletes Includes incoming 9th graders who will try-out for a sport at North Penn High School
DEPARTMENT OF Visual and Performing Arts/THEATRE BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN PROFESSIONAL THEATRE (Concentration: Acting) Major Code 0261 New Curriculum Course CR Course Freshman Year: First Semester Freshman Year: Second Semester FRST 101 University Experience 1 ENGL 101 Ideas and their Expressions II 3 ENG 100 Ideas and their Expressions I 3 MATH 102 Fund Algebra and Trigonometry II 3 MATH 101 Fund Algebra and Trigonometry I 3 BIOL 100 Biological Science 4 THEA 111 Acting I 3 THEA 112 Acting II 3 THEA 114 Theatre Movement I 2 THEA 115 Theatre Movement II 2 THEA 141 Stagecraft 3 THEA 201 Theatre Production Lab 1 Semester Total 15 Semester Total 16 Sophomore Year: First Semester Sophomore Year: Second Semester Humanities and Fine Arts Elective I1,2 3 African American Studies 3 Science Elective (Astronomy or Earth Science) 3 SOCI 100 Principles of Sociology 3 THEA 231 Elements of Play Production 3 THEA 218 Voice II 3 THEA 219 Voice I 3 THEA 260 Introduction to Drama and Theatre 3 THEA 201 Theatre Production Lab 1 THEA 204 Acting IV 3 THEA 205 Acting III 3 THEA 367 African American I 3 Semester Total 16 Semester Total 18 Junior Year: First Semester Junior Year: Second Semester FOLA Elective 3 FOLA Elective 3 Global Learning Elective 3 MUSI 259 Singing for the Actor 2 THEA 323 Directing I 3 THEA 257 Makeup for the Performing Arts 2 THEA 464 Theatre History I 3 THEA 465 Theatre History II 3 THEA 290 Stage Management 3 THEA 312 Acting Projects 3 THEA 311 Acting Styles 3 Semester Total 18 Semester Total 13 Senior Year: Semester Senior Year: Second Semester THEA 398 Theatre Internship 3 THEA Elective 3 Free Elective 3 THEA 368 African American Drama II 3 THEA 496 Theatre Projects 3 THEA 413 Acting for the Camera 3 THEA 390 Theatre Management 3 THEA 490 Independent Study 3 Semester Total 12 Semester Total 12 Credit Hours: 120 1 See the which may be taken as electives. 2Must complete 12 hours in the following areas; 3 hours in Humanities and Fine Arts;3hoursin Social and Behavioral Science; 3Hours in Global Learning and 3Hours in African-American Studies. Revised 4/13/2016 4. MAJOR PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS Students must earn a C or better in the following courses:
ELSEVIER EBOOKS AND ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT IN ABU Elsevier is an academic publishing company which publishes medical and scientific literature. Elsevier publishes 250,000 articles a year in 2,000 journals. Its archives contain seven million publications. Total yearly downloads amount to 240 million. Today there are more than 7 million researchers working in thousands of institutions across hundreds of fields of study all of them looking to make their mark and build a reputation. To that end, researchers must continuously conduct and publish their findings. It is an established fact that article is the cornerstone of a researcher’s career. Consequently it is imperative that researchers stay up to date with current developments happening in the field. A key factor is, having access to, reading and utilizing relevant peer-reviewed articles in order to develop research idea. However, most researchers acknowledge that there are at least two daunting challenges they face in developing their research which are; finding potential collaborators and funding. Researchers need to find out about funding trends and identify grants available in their field. A possible solution is to research all the relevant funding agencies and find the one with the best prospect. With that insight, a researcher can write and submit his/her proposal. BENCHMARKING ABU OUTPUT WITH PEERS (2015 DATA) Elsevier is focused on identifying and collecting the best research available and disseminating this to the research and teaching communities. ABU output compares well with peers but has the lowest growth rate over the reporting period. As indicated in the above, ABU had a collective presence of close to 400 indexed journals on Elsevier in 2011. However, by 2015, ABU collective presence had drop to about 300 indexed journals. ABU EBOOKS USAGE PER YEAR Ebooks usage by researchers and students from ABU experienced a remarkable increase when they see what they want is accessible. The growth rate for Ahmadu Bello University is 356% in 2015. Estimated growth rate from 2015 to 2016 will be 29%. Most usage is for Medicine, Chemical Engineering and Pharmacology with 58% combined. Environmental Science, Agriculture and food Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Engineering and Chemistry are also showing good usage and growth. & Public Relations Division, KIL – Here to serve you
2014 (01-01) Table 15 years and Over Economic Activity Status Sex Nationality Non-Economically Active Economically Active % Total Other Full time student Housewife % Total Unemployed Employed 100.0 36.3 100.0 50.3 49.7 _ 63.7 100.0 1.9 98.1 Male Emirati 100.0 64.5 100.0 18.0 31.7 50.3 35.5 100.0 3.7 96.3 Female 100.0 50.9 100.0 29.1 37.9 33.0 49.1 100.0 2.6 97.4 Total 100.0 3.5 100.0 30.1 69.9 _ 96.5 100.0 0.1 99.9 Male Non Emirati 100.0 50.6 100.0 7.7 13.8 78.5 49.4 100.0 0.5 99.5 Female 100.0 15.5 100.0 11.5 23.3 65.2 84.5 100.0 0.2 99.8 Total 100.0 5.1 100.0 37.0 63.0 _ 94.9 100.0 0.2 99.8 Male 100.0 52.5 100.0 9.5 16.8 73.7 47.5 100.0 0.8 99.2 Female 100.0 18.1 100.0 15.1 26.3 58.6 81.9 100.0 0.3 99.7 Total Source : – Force Survey 2014 Percentage Distribution of Population 15 Years and Over by Nationality Economic Activity Status – Emirate of Dubai 2014 Second: The population of 15 and over who are economically active In this group, the population is classified to employees and unemployed, which is usually called the name of the workforce. The data contained in the table (01-01), shows: The rate of the employees in Dubai formed 99.7% of the total economically active population while the percentage of unemployed "unemployment rate" in Dubai reached to 0.3% for 2014. The percentage of UAEs employed reached to 97.4% of the total economically active population, while the percentage of UAEs' unemployed reached to 2.6%, these rates represents the unemployment rate among UAEs. Unemployment rates are varying between UAEs' males and females where males have reached 1.9% only while females have reached to 3.7%.
Countdown to Worship: *Opening Song: “Holiness” *Words of Worship: see overheads *Welcome in Christ: Gathering Song: “All Hail King Jesus” Ministry Minute: Tithes and Offering: Doxology: Sermon Scripture: 1 Samuel 23:13-27 Sermon: Everyone A Friend Pastor Jim Shrimplin “Hymn of Response: “What A Friend We Have in Jesus” Prayers of the People: Song Of Praise: “Change My Heart Oh God” *Benediction ********************************************”**** *Congregation Please Stand (If able) Ushers: David Ashby- captain, Jerry Harshman Gary Heckart, Chris Cunningham Please join us after church for coffee and fellowship Adult Bible Study at 10:45 Schedule of Events for the Week Monday, April 24 Office Closed Nomads First Day Wednesday, April 26 No Book Group During Nomads Please be in prayer for: Rebekkah Shrimplin (Health)
thanks to You. Verse 4: Let God bless us and let all the ends of the earth fear Him. Antiphon 3: Tone 5 Verse 1: Let God arise. Let His enemies be scattered and let those who hate Him flee from before His face. Tropar: Christ is risen…. Verse 2: As smoke vanishes, so let them vanish. Just as wax that melts before the fire. 3: So the sinners will perish before the Face of God, but let the righteous be glad. Entrance Hymn: Bless God the Lord in the churches. You, who are of Israel’s offspring. Tropar of Holy Pascha Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down Death by death and upon those in the tombs bestowing Life. Ipakoe, Tone 4 Before the dawn, Mary and women came and found the stone rolled away from the tomb. They heard an angelic voice: “Why do you seek among the dead as mortal, the One Who is Everlasting Light? Behold, the burial clothes in the tomb. Go and proclaim to the world: The Lord is risen. He has slain death, for He is the Son of God, saving the human race.” to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit, now and ever and unto ages of ages. Amen. Kondak of Holy Pascha, Tone 8 You descended into the tomb, Immortal One and destroyed the power of Death. In victory You arose, Christ God, proclaiming, “Rejoice!” to the Myrrh-bearing women. You granted peace to Your Apostles and bestowed Resurrection upon the fallen. Instead of the Thrice-Holy Hymn
Administration Committee, 5:30pm Choir, 7:00pm THURSDAY, APRIL 5 Shooting Fellowship, 5:30pm SUNDAY, APRIL 8 Congregational Care following Fellowship Van Driver: Jeremy Heslin Nursery: Dianne Hutchins Sound: Maddison Reynolds Building Monitor: Bob Hosiner Ongoing Missions: Food Pantry Meals on Wheels Rare Breed meals Ronald McDonald meals The devotional magazine “These Days” is available for pickup in the Narthex. The Food Pantry Crackers Jelly Peanut Butter Mashed Potatoes Cereal Last Week: We collected $7.97 which means as a congregation we watched 159.4 hours of TV the day before. This week’s challenge: 5¢ for each piece of candy you ate yesterday Next Week’s challenge: 1¢ for every electrical outlet in your home. Hillcrest Presbyterian Church 833-1746 hillcrestchurch@gmail.com www.hillcrestpcs.com Follow @hillcrestpcs on Twitter Information for Rev. Jack Cormack Phone: 417-920-6062 E-mail:
05 June… Stephen Kyudrick ‘30 06 June… Julia Oleksa ’31, Pauline Bluder ’81. Protopresbyer Stephen Halutiak ’00, Protopresbyer Frank Estocin ‘10 07 June… Michael Yurechko ’97, Bishop Volodymyr (Haj) ‘77 08 June… Anna Bodnyk ’70, Russell Krasnopera ‘83 09 June… Prokip Sandovy ’30, Havryil Antoniuk ’61, Andrew Chepelak ’68, Priest Ihor Miroshchenko ‘02 VICHNAYA PAMJAT’! MEMORY ETERNAL! BIRTHDAYS: 04 June… Anthony Mauser 05 June… Linda Tilson 06 June… Anne Carlantone 08 June… Nicholas Vitushinsky ANNIVERSARIES: 04 June… John & Michelle Pozzetta 06 June… Nicholas & Danielle Vitushinsky MNOHAJA LITA! – MANY YEARS! WE PRAY FOR THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF: Priest Bazyl Zawierucha, Catherine Kochenash, Fr. Vasyl Dovgan, Joan Molnar, Michael Smallen, Vladimir & Emma Krasnopera, Walter & Tessie Kuchinos, Brendan Phillips, Jessie Hnatow, Jessica Meashock, Patricia Jones, Wasyl Hewko, Adam Hewko, Betty Hendrickson, child Andrew Thaxton, Helen Sodl, Michelle Pierzga, Susan Ferretti, Matthew Vitushinsky, child Micah Brickler, the new Infant Nicholas Parchomenko, Mary Lee Lesczuk “SUPER COFFEE HOUR”, SUNDAY, JUNE 11th to honor all fathers of the parish, sponsored by the SR. UOL. Donation $5. No cost for fathers. SR UOL MEETING will be held on JUNE 11th following coffee hour. Election of officers will take place. Members are asked to attend. NORTHAMPTON FOODBANK DONATIONS: there continues to be a need for food to assist our neighbors. Special request for our parish is baby foods, but all non-perishables will be accepted. Fr. Bazyl is recuperating at home. We continue to pray for his complete recovery: “LORD ALMIGHTY, PHYSICIAN OF SOULS AND BODIES, WHO BY YOUR WORD, HEALED DISEASES AND AFFLICTIONS, VISIT IN
Deposit receipts in the box in the vestibule. Please use your Pump Rewards/ Save a Tape Card. FOOD BANK VOLUNTEERS are needed in July to help on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays – mornings and evenings. Sign up sheet is in the church hall if you can give some of your time to this worthy charity. THE 68TH UOL CONVENTION will be held – JULY 23RD TO JULY 26TH in our parish and at the Best Western Hotel Routes 512 and 22. All parishioners are invited to attend the spiritual and social events. THURSDAY – JULY 23 3:30 PM – Iconography workshop – “The Kingdom of Heaven is Here” Fr. and iconographer Michael Kapeluck – Hotel chapel. FRIDAY – JULY 24 8:30 AM – DIVINE LITURGY IN CHAPEL by Hierarchs. 10:00 AM – Brunch – Salon A – Ticket $20 6:00 PM – Dine & Dance at the BW – buffet dinner. Ventriloquist Andy & Friends,” followed by dance music – DJ Scott Bateman – Salon A – Ticket $45. SATURDAY – JULY 25 5:30 PM – GREAT VESPERS in the Chapel at Best Western. 6:30 PM - Grand Banquet & Ball – dinner, presentation of awards and recognition followed by dance –Kroboth Band in Ballroom - $75. SUNDAY – JULY 26 9:30 AM - HIERARCHICAL DIVINE LITURGY in our church. 12:00 PM – FAREWELL BRUNCH in our parish hall – Ticket $25. Tickets for any or all events can be purchased from Helen Crayosky FINAL DAY to purchase tickets will be SUNDAY, JULY 19th.
July Budget…………………………………………………$13,000.00 July Tithes & Offering……………….…….…………$6,574 Thank you for your generosity! Contact Information ADDRESS – 8585 State Hwy. 25 NE, Monticello, MN 55362 PHONE NUMBER - 763-295-2112 PASTOR – Jane Spriggs - YOUTH PASTOR – Dan Crandall – danielkcrandall@gmail.com – Rosy Manzanilla--office.monticov@gmail.com WEB SITE - www.monticov.org SEND PRAYER REQUESTS TO - Monticello Covenant Church Welcome! !Bienvenidos! July 23rd, 2017 Announcements Bob Mathews Worship Mike Ludders Offering Jane Spriggs KIDS DISMISSED FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL Community Prayer Let’s Pray for each other Sermon
_________________________________________________________________________________ Announcements New Summer Sunday School-- Parents/Families—Would you be willing to teach one week Open Dates: August 20, and 27. Treat needed for after Sunday Service ___________________________________________________________ ANNUAL MEETING August 27TH “After Church” snacks provided McCUE August 16th COMING IN SEPTEMBER Covenant Kids Sunday School Join us Tuesday at 7:00 pm Everyone is welcome! QUESTIONS??? Contact Bob Mathews- “Come follow Christ’s light with us!” Our Core Values Our Key Scripture Welcoming – Bienvenidos “But you are a chosen people, Multicultural, Extending love to all a royal priesthood, a holy nation, Extendiendo amor a todos God’s special possession, Freedom in Christ – Libre en Cristo that you may declare the praises Faithful to the Bible – Fiel a la Biblia of him who called you out of darkness into His wonderful light.” 1 Peter 2:9 Budget August Budget…………………………………………………$10,900.00
August Tithes & Offering……………….…….……………$4,615.00 Thank you for your generosity! Contact Information ADDRESS – 8585 State Hwy. 25 NE, Monticello, MN 55362 PHONE NUMBER - 763-295-2112 PASTOR – Jane Spriggs - jane.monticov@gmail.com YOUTH PASTOR – Dan Crandall – danielkcrandall@gmail.com ADMIN.ASST. – Rosy Manzanilla--office.monticov@gmail.com WEB SITE - www.monticov.org SEND PRAYER REQUESTS TO - Monticello Covenant Church Welcome! !Bienvenidos! August 13th, 2017 Announcements Audrey Hoglund Worship Mike Ludders Offering Jane Spriggs KIDS DISMISSED FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL Community Prayer Let’s Pray for each other Sermon “Take Care” Pastor Jane Spriggs
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION CLASS FOR PARISH CHILDREN: Mrs. Mary Ost – Sundays 9:00-9:30 Mrs. Linda Winters – Sunday 10/21 at 11:00, 10/28 no class. Ms. Bettyann Woyewoda – Sundays at 8:40-9:15; Oct. 21, 28, November 4, 11, 18, 25; December 2, 9, 23, 30. SR. UOL Annual Planning Meeting will be held at the home of Linda & Howard Winters TODAY, Sunday, Oct. 21st, 5 P.M. Northampton Foodbank in need of supplies, especially baby food. Save a Tape Program at Redner’s Market continues for the church. HOLIDAY NUT ROLL SALE will include Apricot, Lekvar, Poppy seed, Raspberry & Pumpkin Cheese will be available for $16.00. Sign-up sheet in the Church hall or call Helen at 610-261-4575 or see Martha Dowling (610-597-079), Linda Vitushinsky. Deadline will be November 26th and pick-up will be Saturday, December 8th from 9 AM to 12 noon in the hall. ADVANCE ORDERS ONLY! SUNDAY OF THE HOLY FATHERS Today the Church remembers the 350 Holy Fathers of the Seventh Ecumenical Council under Patriarch Tarasius at Nicea in 787. It refuted the Iconoclast heresy and decreed that veneration of icons was not idolatry and upheld the depicting of Christ, Who became man and took flesh at His Incrnation. Thousands of Ukrainians gathered on St. Sophia’s Square in Kyiv on the Feast of the Protection of the Mother of God (Oct. 14th ) for a Moleben of peace and unity in Ukraine following the publication of the Ecumenical Patriarchate’s decision to pursue autocephaly for the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Petro Poroshenko addressed the crowd as did various
captured Hell not being tempted by it. You came to the Virgin Life. Lord, Who arose from the dead: Glory to You. Tropar of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary, Tone 1 In giving birth, you preserved your virginity. In falling asleep, you did not forsake the world, Birth-Giver of God. You were translated to life, Mother of Life, and through your prayers you deliver our souls from death. Tropar Equal to the Apostles Abercius, Tone 4 You appeared to your flock as a rule of faith, an image of humility and a teacher of abstinence. Because of your lowliness, Heaven was opened to you. Because of your poverty, riches were granted to you, O Holy Bishop Abercius, pray to Christ our God to save our souls. Kondak of the Resurrection, Tone 6 When Christ God, the Giver of Life, with His Life-Giving Hand raised all of the dead from the valleys of misery, He bestowed Resurrection on the human race. He is the Savior, the Resurrection, the Life and the God of all. Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit… Kondak to Bishop Abercius, Tone 8 The whole Church honors you as a great hierarch and as a companion of the Apostles. By your prayers, keep the Church unconquered and unshaken by heresy, glorious Abercius. Now and ever and to the ages of ages. Amen. Kondak of the Dormition, Tone 2 Neither the tomb nor death had power over the Birth-Giver of God; she is ever watchful in her prayers, and in her intercession lies hope. For as the Mother of Life she has been translated to life
The Minimum Safe Manning Document (MSMD) is issued by BMSR London Office. The recommended format of the MSMD is in accordance with the IMO Resolution A.1047(27), and includes the name of the owner/operator. MSMDs issued from 1st January 2014 for new ships and ships new to the register only, will adhere to the format recommended by IMO Resolution A.1047(27). Instructions to the Society/Recognised Organisation surveyor attending when the Owner/Operator of the ship changes. As the new MSMD contains the name of the owner/operator, when a surveyor of a Recognised Organisation is attending a ship following change of owner or operator, the surveyor should strike through the existing name on the MSMD issued by BMSR and insert the name of the new owner/operator in capital letters; then sign and stamp the MSMD with the date the change was made. If you have any questions about this Maritime Circular, please contact us. 15 November 2013 ASSEMBLY 27th session Agenda item 9 A 27/Res.1047 6 December 2011 Original: ENGLISH Resolution A.1047(27) Adopted on 30 November 2011 (Agenda item 9)
Happy Sabbath everyone. We are glad that we can worship together. Children’s Church is today. after Children Corner. Ages 3-8 meet downstairs in the Meadow Classroom with Ms. Alise. Ages meet upstairs in the Elementary Classroom. Join Ms. Veronica in “Linda’s Flowers” community service activity. Creation Sabbath School Class is today downstairs in the gym. Littleton Church Vacation Bible School, June 4-8, 9 am–12 pm. Ages 3-11 Kids will enjoy the exciting and fun activities being planned. Ms. Alise could still use a few more helpers. GVR Summer Camp - See bulletin for sessions and dates. Late registrations cannot be accommodated due to new mandated regulations. The next Family Outing is June 9 at Highlands Ranch, Red Tail Park. Membership Transfers to Littleton Church: Reading: Jennifer Gayton from Greeley Church. Jeff & Jessica Gleason from Lifesource Church. Ryan Scott Page from Lifesource Church. Welcome! Common Grounds is today downstairs in the Fellowship Hall. Catch up with friends, make new ones and remember to thank Lonnstroms for the refreshments. Congratulations to our graduates: Emma Campbell, Isabelle Frain, Savannah Justice, Reece Kim, Sydney Ramsey, and Mason Schmidt. We wish them well as they take the next steps in their life journey. MHA Graduation is next weekend. The consecration service will be at our church May 25. Sabbath School Teacher Volunteers needed for early elementary & youth Sabbath School Classes. Contact Alise Weber for details. Feeding Denver Rescue Mission Homeless: Eight volunteers are needed at the Crossing on Smith Rd. and twenty are needed at Lawrence St. Signup in the lobby. Greeters needed for Sabbath: Contact Joyce Bates at Courtyard Planter – Your help is needed to plant flowers in our courtyard planters. Call Janice at church office if you can help. Mission Statement We exist to lead others into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and to create a place where people are encouraged, equipped and empowered to live out Jesus in the church and community. WORSHIP CELEBRATION May 19, 2018 Gathering for Worship Worship in Praise Welcome - Andrew, Madeline, Jack and Luke Pauls Worship in Praise Foster Care Cami Haussler, Supervisor, Foster Care Betheny Christian Services Worship in Giving – Gary Koppelman Church Budget Praise Worship in Prayer – Daniel Warner Worship in Word - Brodie Philpott “The Big 4” Go Out To
All are welcome! ANNUAL CAMDEN DIOCESAN CATHOLIC RENEWAL CONFERENCE: Oct. 5 -7, 2018 Wildwood Convention Center, Boardwalk and Burke Ave., Wildwood, NJ Behold, I make all things new." Rev. 21:5 The Camden Diocese invites you to the annual Catholic Renewal Weekend to be made anew in the love of Jesus through the Holy Spirit and Mary. Jesus is calling YOU to come! Let the Holy Spirit and Mary show you the way to a personal, richer and deeper relationship in the Love of the Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ! Adult track: Master of Ceremonies: Fr. Rene Canales Track: Father Ariel Hernandez and Father James Blount, S.O.L.T. Music: Tommy Doyle and Friends. Senior High Track: Forgotten Truth led by Jeff Shields and Rebekah Hardy: speaker and evangelist Junior High track: Facilitated by Kim Pesotski and her husband, Mark. Fee: $40 for Adults, $50 at the door. All youth tracks $25 for first child, $20 for each additional child. Special Family Rate $110. Registration forms available on website or for more information call .
*HYMN p. 402 “Lord, I Want to Be a Christian” *Sending Forth Leader: “Beloved, since God loved us so much, we also ought to love one another.” Go, knowing that God loves you deeply and completely. People: May that love move us to live gracefully and love deeply, that God might live in us. All: Amen. *Response “Go Now In Peace” Postlude Rock Rapids United Methodist Church People Together Experiencing God 302 South Carroll Street ~ Rock Rapids, Iowa Pastor Kathy Sides Pastor’s Email: Church Office Phone: 472-2324 Church Office Email: Church Website:
Order of Worship ~ Call to Worship ~ “On Jordan’s Stormy Banks” Hymn #511 ~ Welcome & Announcements ~ “Near to the Heart of God” Hymn #366 “Blessed Be Your Name” “In Christ Alone” “Holy, Holy, Holy” ~ Offertory ~ “Like a River Glorious” ~ *Message ~ “The Judgment of Believers” Pastor Don Stephens “He Leadeth Me” This Week’s Schedule Today: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School for all ages 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Nursery Attendants: Today in SS: Anna Mae Williams / Naomi Strauser Today in Worship Service: Lisa & Deborah Holt Next Week in SS: Anna Mae Williams / Naomi Strauser Next Week Worship Service: Dave Holt & Daughter Greeters – Today: Steve Ingham Next Week: Steve Ingham Security – Today: Jim Eastman Next Week: Jim Eastman / Mike Kitchen Coffee Fellowship – Today: June Gibson Next Week: Tiffany Kennell Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study in the fellowship hall Wednesday: 6:30 a.m. Men’s Prayer Breakfast at McDonalds – River Rd. 6:30 p.m. Awana (3 yrs.–5th gr.) Youth Group (6th – 12th grade) 7:00 p.m. Adult Bible Study & Prayer – Fellowship hall If you are visiting us today, we extend a special welcome to you. We trust that you will sense the presence and love of Jesus Christ as you worship with us. Please take a moment to fill out a visitor slip from the pew and place it in the offering.
does ask that we are grateful and generous with our God-given gifts. That we nurture and develop them and return with increase. March 18, 2018 5th Sunday of Lent “I will be their God and they shall be my people.” - Jeremiah 31:33 What does it mean to be God’s people? It means we recognize that everything we have and everything we are belongs to God. We aren’t “owners” of anything, we are merely “stewards” of the gifts God has given us. It means we are willing to use our gifts and our lives to care for our neighbors and the world, just as God cares for us. March 25, 2018 Palm Sunday “Pilate again said to them, ‘Then what shall I do with the man whom you call the King of the Jews?’ And they cried out again, ‘Crucify him.’” – MARK 15:12-13 Jesus told us “whatever you do for the least of my brothers, you do for me.” Every day we are presented opportunities to help someone. Every day we have the opportunity to see the face of Jesus in others and be the face of Jesus to others. Pray for the strength and courage to stand up for those in need of our help.
Sunday, July 15, 2018 CALL TO WORSHIP 10:15 a.m. - 10:35 a.m. Scripture Reading from the Psalms Psalm 89:4-7 Praise & Worship Invocation Hymn Page 196 “Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus” [Large version of song printed on inside back page of bulletin] Announcements Church Clerk Welcome of Visitors Intercessory Prayer Prayer/ Doxology Page 529 Tithes & Offering Ministry of Music Men’s Choir Sermon Missionary Danny Lynch Cru Global Church Movements Invitation Benediction “Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus” Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus, Just to take Him at His Word, Just to rest upon His promise, Just to know, Thus saith the Lord. O how sweet to trust in Jesus, Just to trust His cleansing blood, Just in simple faith to plunge me Neath the healing, cleansing flood! Yes, ‘tis sweet to trust in Jesus, Just from sin and self to cease, Just from Jesus simply taking, Life and rest and joy and peace. I’m so glad I learned to trust Thee, Precious Savior, Friend, And I know that thou art with me, Wilt be with me to the end. Chorus Jesus, Jesus, how I trust Him! How I’ve proved Him o’er and o’er! Jesus, Jesus, precious Jesus! O for grace to trust Him more! Sunday, July 22, 2018 - Reverend Jeffery will be preaching at Deanwood Rehabilitation Center, 5000 Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue, SE, Washington, DC 20019, departing MSBC at 9:30 a.m.
MINISTERIAL STAFF Reverend W. Jordan Pastor Emeritus Elder Carlvern Dunn Executive Minister Reverend Benjamin Broadnax Administrative Assistant to the Pastor Reverend Jeffery Bates Associate Minister Reverend Alan Bolden Curriculum Ministry Lead Rev. Cynthia Parker-Bolden Education and Training Ministry Leader Reverend Daniel Bradley Youth & Young Adult Minister Leader Reverend Bertha Gaymon Ministry Leader Family Life Ministries Reverend Wayne Heatley Ministry Leader Ministries of Service Reverend April Jenkins Associate Minister Reverend Louis Jenkins Associate Minister MINISTRY LEADERS Deacon James Thompson Chairman Emeritus, Exec. Assistant to the Pastor, Counseling Ministry Leader Deacon Herbert Hawkins Missions/Outreach Ministry Leader Elder Jeff Jacobs Ministry Leader Worship And Arts Deaconess Macleta Kingsland Ministry Leader Christian Service & Community Engagement Ministries Lady Lovie Tarver Ministry Leader Connect CHURCH OFFICIALS AND ADDITIONAL MINISTRY Deacon Carl Dunn Chair, Deacon Ministry Trustee James Ballentine Chair, Trustee Ministry Deaconess Charlene Hamilton Chair, Deaconess Ministry Trustee Charlie Fields Chair, Finance Ministry Trustee Mott Gaymon Church Treasurer Sister Velma Thomas Church Clerk Sister Minnetta Coles Church Secretary Sister Cheryl Gresham Superintendent, Sunday School Dr. Jerrye Feliciana Counselor/IGNITE Ministry Lead Sister Keisha Bess New Member Orientation Lead SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 4131 Belt Road Capitol Heights, MD “THE CHURCH WHERE LOVE IS IN ACTION” Reverend Jerome (Sam) Tarver, DMIN, Pastor Home Phone (301) 430-0894 Cell Number (301) 518-4492 Church Office Telephone: (301) 735-1020 Church Facsimile: (301) 735-9318 Church Website:
Southridge Daily Bulletin January 24, 2019 Today’s Lunch In the Gill line: Mushroom Burger! In the Adventure line: Crispy Chicken Tenders or Herb Roasted Chicken! STUDENTS ~~All 6th -12th grade students and their families are invited to attend our annual High School and Beyond Night which will take place next week on Thursday, January 31 from 5-7pm at Skills Center located at 5929 W Metaline Ave, Kennewick. Shuttle buses will run from Lawrence Scott Park for overflow parking. All Tri-Tech professional and technical programs will be open for tours with hands on activities as well over 100 college/technical schools, apprenticeships, employers and military representatives will be available to help students and their parents plan out the path for life after high school. Hot dog/corn dog meals will be available for $3. ~~Since we have early release Friday, campus cleanup will be held today from 2:25 until 3:00 pm. Meet Arlie in the cafeteria at 2:25 for instructions. ~~DECA is selling meat sticks for $1 each to raise money to go to the State Competition. You can purchase them from DECA member or in C225 at lunch. ~~Advanced Placement Students…tomorrow January 25th wil be the last day to sign up for AP exams without a late registration fee. After 3 pm on Friday, a $20 late fee wil be added to your registration. Please see Mrs. Valdez in the Main Office to pay for your exams. ~~There will be a girls tennis meeting in room D120 on Tuesday February 22nd during lunch. ~~“Students. Library books that have been overdue have now changed to Lost, which means they have become fines for lost books. The only way to get the fine off of your account is to return the book this week. There is a book drop outside of the library, on the Welcome Wall. Or, you can bring it in, and the fines will come off of your account.” ~~AM Tri-Tech students: Don’t forget that today you stay all day here at SHS.
Community Report – Director Alan Timmins: No report Youth Report – Director Scott Mackie: No report Vocational Report – Director Matthew No Report International Report – Director Rob Leiper: No report Membership Report – Director Bob No report From the Floor: Don Paterson: asked members to ensure their Working With Children cards are up to date John Honey: our club doesn’t sell wine by the glass at the shed – bottles only – please pay for a full bottle John Honey: Sonia Andrews of the RSL has asked for an invoice for the next Gunfire Breakfast John Bridges: Len Marsh has had a stroke and maybe a heart attack – he didn’t report it for a couple of days – apparently he has made some progress Sergeant’s Session Acting Sergeant – Graham MacKenzie Sergeant’s Assistant – Ken Warne Sergeant Graham inflicted numerous fines on members: Peter Tredinnick, John Honey, Paul Goldie, Paul Mack, Wes Graham. Buy the Box: Wes Graham, Barry Rollond, Don Paterson Attendance Report – Paul Mather: Members – 42 Present – 20 Honorary Members – 1 of Absence – 8 Apologies – 8 Silent – 6 Members’ guests – 0 Visiting Rotarians 0