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Ahoy Mariners!
We will be hosting a lunch after church on Sunday, Mar 14.
Cost is $10.00
Congregation invited.
Call the church for reservations.
Program:
Come enjoy a musical variety by Robyn Van Leigh and Yasameen Hoffman-Shahin, two of our Second Pres scholarship students.
Please join Dr. Bill Barron, Parish Associate and Joyce Ryan, Parish Nurse, for a “BRAINSTORMING Session” on Monday, March 15 at 2:00 pm in the Parlor. We would love the opportunity to discuss potential activities and educational offerings for our 60+ Senior Adults. Your input is needed to determine what individuals and groups might enjoy doing as a part of Second Presbyterian Church and as a part of our local Community. We look forward to seeing you!!
RSVP to Pam Owens at 523-2189
| March 16, 2010 |
| 5:15 PM | to | 7:00 PM |
Evangelism & New Member Development Ministry Team meets the third Tuesday every month.
Barbour Room
5:15 -7:00 PM
| March 16, 2010 |
| 5:30 PM | to | 6:30 PM |
The Stewardship Ministry Team meets the Third Tuesday every month.
Room 205
5:30 -6:30 PM
| March 16, 2010 |
| 5:30 PM | to | 6:30 PM |
The Congregational Care Ministry Team meets the third Tuesday every month.
Room 56
5:30 -6:30 PM
| March 16, 2010 |
| 5:30 PM | to | 6:30 PM |
The Education, Nurture & Spiritual Development Ministry Team meets the third Tuesday every month.
Barbour Room
5:30 -6:30 PM
If you love to read and are interested in joining a book club, join us!
NEWLY FORMED BOOK GROUP TO MEET:
3rd WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH
at 4 p.m. IN THE CHURCH LIBRARY.
You don’t have to have read the book to attend the group. All are welcome.
Check the church Library for the books we will be reading. There will also be a shelf marked “Book Group” in the library.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th:
TITLE: FACE OF BETRAYAL
AUTHOR: LIS WIEHL
DISCUSSION LEADER: MARIANN THUESEN
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21st:
TITLE: THE HELP
AUTHOR: KATHRYN STOCKETT
DISCUSSION LEADER: BETTYE GILREATH
Contact Rachel Hallam for more information - 584-6836
Join us for dinner and the following activities and groups:
Chancel Ringers: 4:45
“Pray for the youth” Prayer time in the chapel - 5:00
Dinner 5:30
PRICES ARE: Adults age 12 and older: $6, Children age 2-11: $2, Families at the same address: $15, College Student w/ID Special: $1
Menu:
Sliced Corned Beef Brisket
Roasted New Potatoes
Seasoned Cabbage
Rolls
Salad Bar
Pistachio Pudding Cake
KIDS MENU: Hamburger, French Fries, Fruit
6 – 6:15 Kids play in the gym
6:15 Kidz Praise I & II rooms 221 & 226
Bible Bonanza – 7:00 fun & games for kids
4, 5, 6, year olds in Boy Scout Room, Grades 1-5 in Hudson Hall
BIBLE STUDIES:
Men’s Bible Study Group - Room 56 - we are discussing a challenging book by Dr. David Jeremiah, “Slaying the Giants in Your Life”. Dr. Jeremiah weaves gripping, real-life stories of contemporary giant slayers who came face-to-face with their own Goliaths: temptation, doubt, procastination, and jealousy. In each, you will discover afresh the eternal unwavering promise of God to overcome those giants. Contact Steve Thomas for more information.
Bible Study – with Dr. Bill Barron “Journey To The Cross“ with time for discussion and questions. Parlor Room
Restoring Your Soul In Lent - New class starting Wed. Feb. 24th in the Chapel. This is a 5 week series that will explore contemplative spiritual practices/disciplines that will help restore our souls in the life and grace of Jesus. - Lainie Allen, facilitator.
“Lenten study on Luke” - Barbour Room with David Goslee
Star Circle - we are taking a break from our current study to join in one of the Lenten studies. We will first meet in the Fireside Room every Wed. at 6:15 for prayer requests then go to one of the other studies.
Fireproof - Bible study for married couples, an unprecendeted opportunity to understand God’s design for relationships.
Room 205, Contact John Wilson
Chancel Choir 7:30 – room 214
| March 19, 2010 |
| 10:30 AM | to | 12:00 PM |
The Prayer Shawl Group will be meeting in the library fireside room the third Friday of every month at 10:30.
This a Breakthru Program that is currently at work here at Second Presbyterian to enact a dynamic process of discovering our congregation’s future path. Are you someone who will seriously help us shape the future direction of Second Presbyterian – both on and off the hill?
If you would like to join us please see the dates below and call the church to RSVP.
In this group we will examine our past; present and future focus as a congregation that is carrying out the message of Jesus Christ. We would like you to bring you experiences at Second and express your aspirations for a plan to further God’s kingdom via our direction and ultimate action plan. Our goal in this is to identify 3-4 core action items that will be implemented over the next 5 years.
The following dates are key and each meeting will be facilitated by Dr. Terry Walling:
March 19th – 5:30-8:30 dinner provided
March 20th – 8:30-2:30 continental breakfast and lunch
April 30th – 5:30-8:30 dinner provided
May 1st – continental breakfast and lunch
The three questions of the process:
- Where have we been as a Church – Assesment 2-3 issues that could hold us back
- Where are we going as a church – Direction 2-3 initiatives that could unleash the future
- How are we going to get there – Action!
When we step forward or step out for God, God always shows up in mighty ways. We cannot wait to see what He is going to do.
This a Breakthru Program that is currently at work here at Second Presbyterian to enact a dynamic process of discovering our congregation’s future path. Are you someone who will seriously help us shape the future direction of Second Presbyterian – both on and off the hill?
If you would like to join us please see the dates below and call the church to RSVP.
In this group we will examine our past; present and future focus as a congregation that is carrying out the message of Jesus Christ. We would like you to bring you experiences at Second and express your aspirations for a plan to further God’s kingdom via our direction and ultimate action plan. Our goal in this is to identify 3-4 core action items that will be implemented over the next 5 years.
The following dates are key and each meeting will be facilitated by Dr. Terry Walling:
March 19th – 5:30-8:30 dinner provided
March 20th – 8:30-2:30 continental breakfast and lunch
April 30th – 5:30-8:30 dinner provided
May 1st – continental breakfast and lunch
The three questions of the process:
- Where have we been as a Church – Assesment 2-3 issues that could hold us back
- Where are we going as a church – Direction 2-3 initiatives that could unleash the future
- How are we going to get there – Action!
When we step forward or step out for God, God always shows up in mighty ways. We cannot wait to see what He is going to do.
The session will hold it’s regular meeting in the Barbour room.
Deacons will meet briefly as a unit in the Parlor and then break off into teams.
Join us for dinner and the following activities and groups:
Chancel Ringers: 4:45
“Pray for the youth” Prayer time in the chapel - 5:00
Dinner 5:30
PRICES ARE: Adults age 12 and older: $6, Children age 2-11: $2, Families at the same address: $15, College Student w/ID Special: $1
Menu:
Chicken Marsala
Rice Pilaf
Green Bean Casserole
Rolls
Salad Bar
Chocolate Cake
KIDS MENU: Chicken Tenders, green beans, fruit, Dessert
6 – 6:15 Kids play in the gym
6:15 Kidz Praise I & II rooms 221 & 226
Bible Bonanza – 7:00 fun & games for kids
4, 5, 6, year olds in Boy Scout Room, Grades 1-5 in Hudson Hall
BIBLE STUDIES:
Men’s Bible Study Group - Room 56 - we are discussing a challenging book by Dr. David Jeremiah, “Slaying the Giants in Your Life”. Dr. Jeremiah weaves gripping, real-life stories of contemporary giant slayers who came face-to-face with their own Goliaths: temptation, doubt, procastination, and jealousy. In each, you will discover afresh the eternal unwavering promise of God to overcome those giants. Contact Steve Thomas for more information.
Bible Study – with Dr. Bill Barron “Journey To The Cross“ with time for discussion and questions. Parlor Room
Restoring Your Soul In Lent - New class starting Wed. Feb. 24th in the Chapel. This is a 5 week series that will explore contemplative spiritual practices/disciplines that will help restore our souls in the life and grace of Jesus. - Lainie Allen, facilitator.
“Lenten study on Luke” - Barbour Room with David Goslee
Star Circle - we are taking a break from our current study to join in one of the Lenten studies. We will first meet in the Fireside Room every Wed. at 6:15 for prayer requests then go to one of the other studies.
Fireproof - Bible study for married couples, an unprecendeted opportunity to understand God’s design for relationships.
Room 205, Contact John Wilson
Chancel Choir 7:30 – room 214

Join in the “March Madness” for Montgomery Village Ministry from March 14 to March 28.
Score points by bringing Household supplies to the designated container in the Atrium.
Items needed are:
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laundry detergent,
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bar soap,
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dishwashing liquid,
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toilet paper,
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shampoo,
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toothpaste,
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baby diapers(sizes 4,5,6),
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baby wipes,
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sanitary napkins,
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men’s and women’s deodorant.
The Ministry provides a Christian presence in the Montgomery Village housing project of about 550 residents in South Knoxville with job search assistance, children’s activities, Bible study and worship.
Donations from Second Church of presents for children and adults to choose in the free Christmas shop at Montgomery Village were greatly appreciated.

News From The Library
Our collection of Lenten books are on display. Stop by and check them out.
Adult Books:
24 Hours That Changed The World by Adam Hamilton describes how the day of Christ’s crucifixion unfolded.
Living With Loss by Dan Moseley offers a helpful guide for people experiencing grief.
Everyday Justice by Julie Clawson shows us how our lifestyle choices have big implications for justice around the world.
What Saint Paul Really Said by N.T.Wright debates whether Paul was the “founder of Christianity” or a faithful witness of Jesus Christ.
The Yadayada Prayer Group by Neta Jackson. Fictional story about the formation of a prayer group and the impact it has in members’ lives.
The Yadayada Prayer Group Gets Down by Neta Jackson . The prayer group deals with what true forgiveness really is.
Juvenile Books:
Anne Of Green Gables adapted by Mary Claire Helldorfer.
The Wind In The Willows by Kenneth Grahame is a beautifully illustrated story of the River and four friends who live there.
Easy Books:
Curious George Plants A Tree by Margaret Rey. George is interested in recycling and planting trees and shares ways we can all live green.
We Are Extremely Very Good Recyclers by Bridget Hurst. Charlie , Lola, and friends become very good recyclers.