February 3, 2008

Vienna Presbyterian Church

A Disciple-Making Community

The Kingdom of God

SUNDAY WORSHIP ● 8:00

Prelude Youth Orchestra To God Be the Glory Arr. Stan Pethel

Welcome

Hymn #142 All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name! CORONATION

Prayer of Adoration

Worship Song See page 6 for music Above All LeBlanc and Baloche

Above all powers, above all kings, Above all nature and all created things, Above all wisdom and all the ways of man, You were here before the world began. Above all kingdoms, above all thrones, Above all wonders the world has ever known, Above all wealth and treasures of the earth, There’s no way to measure what You’re worth. Crucified, laid behind the stone, You lived to die, rejected and alone. Like a rose trampled on the ground, You took the fall and thought of me Above all. (repeat)

Crucified, laid behind the stone, you lived to die, rejected and alone. Like a rose trampled on the ground, You took the fall and thought of me Above all. Like a rose trampled on the ground, You took the fall and thought of me Above all.

Prayer of Confession Lancelot Andrewes, 1555-1626

Forgive me my sins, O Lord; forgive me the sins of my youth and the sins of my age, the sins of my soul and the sins of my body, my secret and my whispering sins, my presumptuous and my crying sins, the sins that I have done to please myself, and the sins I have done to please others. Forgive me the sins which I know, and those sins which I know not; forgive them, O Lord, forgive them all of thy great goodness. In Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

▲Congregation standing, as able.Please request large-print hymnals from the ushers.

Assistive listening devices are available in the balcony from the sound technician

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Assurance of Pardon

Prayers of the People

Offertory Youth Choir Hear My Words Stephen Paulus

Doxology and Prayer of Dedication Hymn #592

Scripture Luke 17:20-21 Page 80 or 75 (NT)

Sermon Pastor Pete James Sermon Series: The Kindom of God

Celebration of The Lord’s Supper Page 13, front of hymnal Communion Music Youth Orchestra Grace Greater than Our Sin Arr. Stan Pethel

Hymn #485 To God Be the Glory TO GOD BE THE GLORY

Benediction

Postlude Terry Sisk, organist

If you, or anyone you know, would like prayer for spiritual, emotional or physical well-being, a pastor will be available at the front of the sanctuary.

SUNDAY WORSHIP ● 9:30 & 11:00

Prelude Cathedral Strings Allegro, Op.1 Handel

Welcome

Call to Worship Sanctuary Choir Alleluia, Lord God! Palestrina

Scripture Philippians 2:9-11 Page 197 or 186 (NT)

Hymn #142 All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name! CORONATION

Prayer of Adoration

Worship Song See page 6 for music Above All LeBlanc and Baloche

Above all powers, above all kings, Above all nature and all created things, Above all wisdom and all the ways of man, You were here before the world began. Above all kingdoms, above all thrones, Above all wonders the world has ever known, Above all wealth and treasures of the earth, There’s no way to measure what You’re worth. Crucified, laid behind the stone, You lived to die, rejected and alone. Like a rose trampled on the ground, You took the fall and thought of me Above all. (repeat)

Crucified, laid behind the stone, you lived to die, rejected and alone. Like a rose trampled on the ground, You took the fall and thought of me Above all. Like a rose trampled on the ground, You took the fall and thought of me Above all.

Prayer of Confession Lancelot Andrewes, 1555-1626

Forgive me my sins, O Lord; forgive me the sins of my youth and the sins of my age, the sins of my soul and the sins of my body, my secret and my whispering sins, my presumptuous and my crying sins, the sins that I have done to please myself, and the sins I have done to please others. Forgive me the sins which I know, and those sins which I know not; forgive them, O Lord, forgive them all of thy great goodness. In Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

▲Congregation standing, as able.Please request large-print hymnals from the ushers.

Assistive listening devices are available in the balcony from the sound technician

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Assurance of Pardon

Children’s Message Bonnie Downs

Offertory Sanctuary Choir and Cathedral String Let the World in Every Corner Sing R. Vaughan Williams

Scripture Luke 17:20-21 Page 80 or 75 (NT)

Sermon Pastor Pete James Sermon Series: The Kingdom of God

Celebration of The Lord’s Supper Page 13, front of hymnal Communion Music God’s Table Divine by Johnson Sanctuary Choir Alla Siciliana, Sonata Op. I Handel

Hymn #485 To God Be the Glory TO GOD BE THE GLORY

Benediction

Postlude Terry Sisk, organist

If you, or anyone you know, would like prayer for spiritual, emotional or physical well-being, a pastor will be available at the front of the sanctuary.

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Grieving: The family of Susan Gilmore, Amy Caldwell Allen (grandmother), Deborah Brehony (father), Patrick Curtin (father), Sue Zinn (mother)

Hospitalized: Paula Flores, Jean Hamill, Jack Kenyon, Karen Dunlop’s sister, Reyna Mendoza’s father, Laura Noble’s father

Facing Tests or Surgery: Dana Burnette’s friend Nicole’s mother, Elaine Cherry’s son, Pat Planakis’s sister

Homebound: Alex Morrison

Ill or Convalescing: Cecilia Baldwin, Liz Beless, Edith Brinkley, Peggy Darst, Sally Dawson, Irma Kerr, Dody Martin, Mary Miller, Laura Nickell (age 10), Jennifer Shye

Undergoing Treatment: Ken Thomas, Mark Tracz, Kathy Van Meter

Family and Friends: Jean Anspaugh’s friend Adrian, Debbie Capps’s friend Carleigh (13), Arayanna Darst’s friends Joe, Julie, Vivian; Bill Downer’s father, June Follini’s/ Donna Reichert’s son/brother, Patti Goodrich’s brother-in-law, Nancy Hallanan’s friend Melissa, Garth Jensen’s father, Linda Kemple’s brother-in-law & cousin, Tom & Shirley Lyons’s son, Alexandra MacCracken’s friend Katie, Neil MacNeil’s brother-in-law, Suzie Martin’s friend Marcia Beverly, Jenn Mattson’s uncle, Melinda Mayes’s brother, John McGranahan’s father, Roger Michalski’s father, Jodi Mitchell’s cousin, Janine Mohl’s friend Mary Helen, Rodney Neely’s father, Stan Ott’s friend Rene, Mary Pella’s step-father, Robin Portman’s father-in-law, Betty Reed’s friend Donna, Ginni Richards’s friend Alinda, the Rohrback family’s friends (injured military) Sgt. Josh Lawton-Belous and Andy Meixell, Kristina Schenck’s mother, Dan & Eileen Shaw’s niece (& her mother), Mary Ann Singlaub’s mother, Judy Smith’s son-in-law, Mary & Dave Smith’s friends Joe & Annie, Barbara Spiller’s brother, Tricia Stevely’s mother and her friends Lloyd & Leanne, Andy Stickel’s mother, Maggie Streeten’s friend Kristina, Karen Thompson’s daughter, Sharon Winstead’s parents, Jim & Sue Zinn’s neighbor

Other Concerns: Greg Coats, Nancy Ensey’s friends Jana & Abby Mead & Laura in the mis-sion field in Kijabe, Kenya and for peace in Kenya, Becky James’s sister Sarah Reber, Linda Kemple’s sister, Dineke Shirley’s sister-in-law, Jo Ann Talley’s friends Clark & Edith and Lyle & Sonia, David Young & wife

Congratulations to: Mike & GeeGee Hoover on the birth of Cameron Angeles Hoover on Oct 17, 2007. We also congratulate Randy & Fei Reed on the birth of Ian Zack Reed on January 19. Marvin & Betty Reed are the proud grandparents.

A prayer of thanksgiving from Charlene Kiefer concerning her brother-in-law, Gary: “The tests were timely and the surgery was successful. We are most grateful. Thanks for praying with us.”

Please keep these military men and women in your prayers: Caitlin Addams, Clayton Bender, Lance Booth, Colin Carraway, Robert Cornejo, Chris Crum, Mark Dieter, John Douglas, John Eldridge, Robert Escamilla, Christopher Geiger, Jonathan Graebner, Scott Graham, Josh Hallanan, Zack Harper, Gary Hogan, Reggie Hughes, Peter Hunt, Allen Jenkins, Dr. Kevin Joseph, Brian Kibitlewski, Eric Kravada, John Landers, Keith Langford, Eric Mattson, Rob-ert McCracken, Tom McElwee, Robert Morgan, Michael Nappi, Chase Niblett, Maurice Perdomo, David Neil Peters, Evin Planto, Christina Reyes, Adam Rosenbaum, Scott Shick, Lt. David A. Wadley, Justin Wehrheim, Kevin Wiencek

Need Prayer for Yourself or Someone You Love?

USE the cards in the Friendship Pads in your pew, or at the rear of the church, and place in the collection plate or the wooden box in the lobby/narthex.

CALL the church office at 703.938.9050 ext. 301.

SEND an e-mail to shannon.jordan@viennapres.org; or enter a prayer request via the church’s website at www.viennapres.org homepage “Prayer Requests.”

Please make sure that you have permission before submitting a prayer request on behalf of someone else. Confidentiality requests are strictly honored. If requested for the weekly bulletin, prayer notices will normally be made for two weeks, but can certainly be extended upon request.

INTERCESSORY PRAYERS

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Locally:Cornerstone Schools

The vision of Cornerstone Schools is to provide a Christ-centered, nurturing and academically rigorous education for the young people of Washington, D.C. Both of our campuses are built on the

core principles of spiritual growth, academic excellence, discipline, personal responsibility, and community involvement. We seek to instill in God’s children a lifelong joy of learning and to equip

them with the knowledge, skills and values necessary to become leaders who serve others in the light of Christ and His truth. Cornerstone School’s aim is to reflect the cultural and economic diversity of the communities they serve and to become a cornerstone of hope there. For the 2007 – 2008 school

year, VIENNA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH is sponsoring a first year class.

For more information on what God is doing at Cornerstone Schools or what you can do, visit their website:

www.cornerstone-schools.org

Nationally:Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary

The mission of Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary (JCSTS) is to serve God revealed in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, the Christ. The seminary’s particular calling is to prepare

leadership for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) out of the African-American heritage. Support from VIENNA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH enables students from countries outside of the United States

to attend seminary.For more information on how God is at work, visit this organizations website:

www.pcusa.org/seminaries/seminaries/johnson-smith

Internationally:

Russian Medical Fund Vienna, Virginia

The Russian Medical Fund springs from the Bible verse, “Love your enemies.” This fund provides sup-port in the form of surgical supplies for newborn babies in need of open-heart surgery. These supplies

are purchased and shipped to Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Russia.

For more information on how God is at work, visit this organizations website: www.russmed.com

MISSIONS FEATURE

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Everything Must Change! Brian McLaren

On March 7 and 8, Christian author and pastor, Brian McLaren, will appear at VPC as part of an interactive, interdenominational,

national speaking tour supporting his new book,

Everything Must Change: Jesus, Global Crises, and a Revolution of Hope.

The book addresses two questions:

What are our world’s top global crises? What does the message of Jesus say to those crises?

The format of this 24-hour “participatory experience,” which begins at 6:00 pm on March 7, will

include new music, guided reflection, and dialogue and conversation groups about faith, art, justice, mission, spiritual formation, worship and community.

The registration fee, normally $99, is available for $79 to the VPC community

through March 7. For information and to register, visit www.deepshift.org.

Please help!

We need 50-60 people with servant hearts to support this exciting two-day event. Volunteers can help with registration, greeting, parking, hospitality,

food preparation, room set-up, clean-up, and more. We will joyfully work with your available time and talents.

Please contact Ginni Richards, 703.938.9050, ext. 123 or ginni.richards@viennapres.org.

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CenterPoint

Francis Collins: Man of Science, Man of Faith. Dr. Francis Collins, an eminent scientist, Presidential Medal of Freedom winner and head of the successful effort to map and sequence the human genome, will present a Forum on Sunday, Feb 10, from 12:30 - 2:30 pm at VPC. Dr. Collins will discuss his lat-est book, The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief, in which he describes how

science enriched his journey from atheism to Christianity.

Currently the director of the National Human Genome Research Institute at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md., Dr. Collins became a Christian after observing the faith of his critically ill

patients and reading Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis.

The Forum will be open to the community; registration is not required. A light lunch will be available for $5.00 if ordered in advance on one of the lunch-order forms at the sign-up tables in the narthex

and bookstore, or by calling VPC at 703.938.9050.

Additional information is available online at www.viennapres.org/centerpoint.

ESL for Employment

Beginning on Feb 4, VPC will host a new ESL for Employment evening course, and needs volunteers for this innovative pilot program. The ESL for Employment course is a pioneering community col-laborative among VPC, 3 other churches, Northern Virginia Community College, employers who will recruit successful graduates and VPC volunteers. Fifteen ESOL participants from VPC and 3 other church ESOL programs, who have the English skills needed to launch new careers, will participate in the class. Volunteers are needed for specific evening class activities February through April and as “Telephone Job Coaches” to assist program graduates in their new job search. If you want to help make a life-changing difference for participants as a one-time or regular volunteer during this course, contact Bill Browning at: bbrowning99@verizon.net, or 703.281.6695.

Thinking ahead towards summer events in Children’s Ministries? Here are the dates and events, as we know them right now:

June 17 - Water Balloon Mayhem for Last Day of School. This is for rising 5th, 6th, and 7th graders.

June 23-27 - Vacation Bible School Camp at Meadowkirk; a day-camp experience for

rising grades 4 thru 7

July 7-11 - Vacation Bible School at VPC for ages 4 thru rising 3rd grade

July 7-11 - Photography Camp for rising grades 5 thru 7

July 21-25 - M.A.D. (Music And Drama) Camp II for rising grades 6 thru 9

August 4-8 - Children’s Mission Week for rising grades 4 thru 7

In addition, we have tentatively scheduled M.A.D. (Music And Drama) Camp I for July 14-18, for rising grades 2 thru 5, but are still looking for a director. We expect forms to be out for all of these

events by February’s end.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

The 2007 Annual Report is now available on the Welcome Table and the Gathering Space wall. The 2008 Annual Budget, which has been approved by the Congregation, is included.

Want to get connected? Or to find out what’s going on in the life of our church community? Pick up a copy of the purple CONNECTIONS booklet at the Welcome Table or on the Gathering Space Wall. And, remember, the most current version is always available at www.viennapres.org/connections

Attention all young adults, our next luncheon will be TODAY after the 11 am service in the Great Hall. We’ll be collecting monetary contributions to donate to an area food bank if you are interested.

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper - Feb 5, 6-7:30 pm, in the Great Hall. PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN MENU! We will be having, pancakes, sausage, bacon, but we WILL NOT be having eggs and hash browns. The cost is $5.00 per person or $10.00 per family, to be paid at the door. See you there! There will be Lenten crafts for children.

Ash Wednesday Service, Feb 6, 7:30 pm: Join us as we begin the Lenten journey together, listening to Scripture, confronting our mortality, receiving the imposition of ashes, confessing our sin, and looking to the Lord to forgive, heal, and strengthen us for our life in Christ.

Men’s Dinner: The next men’s dinner will be on Feb 6, in the Great Hall at 6:30 pm (note new start time). There will be no program - following dinner we will attend the Ash Wednesday service in the sanctuary at 7:30 pm. Please sign-up in the narthex following worship or send an email to alarcuni1@verizon.net.

Scrapbooking Feb 8 (5-9 pm) and Feb 9 (9 am – 3 pm)! Bring your own supplies and enjoy fellowship while you create beautiful books filled with family memories. We will meet in rooms 203-204 - come for an hour or two, or bring a snack and stay the whole time to get all of those photos organized!

Weekend to Remember Marriage Conference: Celebrate your marriage and focus on God’s best for you as a couple! February 15-17 (Arlington), February 22-24 or 29-March 2 (Baltimore), March 7-9 (Reston), or March 14-16 (Lansdowne). Brochures available in the narthex. Sign up 18 days prior to conference attending and save $80. (Group Code: 14779) Questions? Bruce & Julie Knight, 703.691.3406 or B_JKnight@msn.com. Don’t miss it!

Interested in playing softball this Spring? Join the VPC men’s team for fellowship and fun. We will be playing in the Reston Church league on Tuesday nights starting in April and running through June. If you would like to play or want more information, please contact Tim Donaldson at 703.242.6253 or whisdonald1@yahoo.com.

Widows and Widowers will meet on Feb 16, at 12N, at Red Lobster on Lee Highway in Fairfax. Contact Dottie Swink, 703.938.6174, for more information.

The next P.W. Council meeting will be Feb 19, at 9:30 am in room 203.

Boundaries small groups are forming: If you are interested in learning how to set healthy, God-given boundaries in all areas of your life, come join a small group. We will be using Dr’s. Cloud and Townsend’s books and workbooks. Call Martha Strauss at the Boundaries Hotline 703.938.9050 ext. 312 for information and to sign up. Everyone welcome - no need to have attended the Feb 2 seminar.

A small group task force is gathering information. We would ask each existing group to designate someone to e-mail us at smallgroups@viennapres.org, to provide a list of members, the point person, and the focus of your group. Thanks for your help.

CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES

“God and Me” Scouting Award Classes are planned for 5 weeks on Thursdays, 28 Feb - 3 April. These classes are for grades 1-3 girls or boys. Please email clare.maynard@viennapres.org for more information and a registration form. Class limited to 16, please register quickly.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

VPC Preschool is pleased to add Gwyn Cor-ridon to its staff. Gwyn will teach our 3’s class on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. VPCP is still in need of a Thursday/Friday 3’s teacher. The job requires a four-year degree in education or relat-ed field. All interested persons should call Bonnie Downs, 703.255.1419.

We are searching for summer interns in Children’s Ministries! This would be a 10-week commitment from June 2-August 10, and is geared towards college students who want a meaningful ministry experience working closely with children and volunteers. It is a paid posi-tion. Contact Daryl Wright for more information, 703.938.9050 x126, daryl.wright@viennapres.org.

Family Activity materials for Lent can be found in the Gathering Space outside the Great Hall. Please help yourself! Our 3-year-old class at 11 am is in need of an extra pair of hands each week. This would be a great opportunity for an adult or a responsible teen. Please contact Clare Maynard at clare.maynard@viennapres.org to help.

STUDENT MINISTRIES

Super Bowl Party TONIGHT for Middle and High School students in the Underground; kick- off is at 6:30 pm. Join us for food, fun, games and giveaways. 30 hour famine is coming Feb 22-23 for all Middle and High School students. Pick up regis-tration packets in the Underground. High School: Confirmation Class registration is due TODAY. First class is next Sunday, Feb 2, from 11 am to 2 pm, in the Underground. Summer Mission Trip Dates: Intergenerational TripsMarion VA late June/early July exact dates TBDMexico June 22- July 1College/Young Adult/Adult TripsLong Beach, MS May 17- May 25

El Salvador, May 31- June 7Belgrade, Serbia July 11- July 19Middle School TripPittsburgh Project July 14- July 18High School TripCoastal Carolina July 20- July 27Family TripsWorld Vision (Appalachia) June 16- June 23Krislund July 2- July 5World Vision (Appalachia) July 14- July 21World Vision (Appalachia) July 21-28Krislund August 6- August 9Registration brochure coming soon.

CARE & SUPPORT

Lose it for Life starts Feb 4. This is an 18-week Bible study, with a DVD and workbook, which are available now at Grapevine Books. This class is for all who want to get to the bottom of their inability to lose weight and keep it off. It’s not what you eat, so much as why you eat/ more im-portant than the weight, you’ll find transformation on the inside! Please contact Alexandra MacCracken, 703.620.4878 or viol328@mindspring.com, for more information.

STUDY OPPORTUNITIES

Jesus 101: Starts Tuesday, Feb 5, 7 - 9 pm:This class is designed for those who are new to the Christian faith and have an interest in exploring the person and message of Jesus Christ. It is also intended for those in the church who would like a refresher course on Jesus. The class textbook will be the Gospel of John. This class is introductory in nature and accommodating to those unfamiliar with church settings and Christianity. No prior knowledge of the Bible is needed. This class will meet each Tuesday night in February and March and is taught by Pete James and Chris Hammond. To sign-up please call Deb Crumbliss, 703.938.9050, ext 108.

Lenten devotional meditation booklets, The Nail, are available in the narthex, Grapevine bookstore, and Perkins Library and Resource Center. The focus is on Christ’s suffering and death for us.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

New Women’s Bible Study starting on Tuesday nights! Come explore the book of Galatians as it teaches us about the “Fruits of the Spirit.” In-depth Bible teacher, Beth Moore, will lead this interactive study via DVD on Tuesday nights from 7:30-9:15 pm, starting in late January. Contact Leslie Vereide at LeslieVereide@msn.com.

You are invited to join the Thursday Morning Bible Study as we do Ray Vander Laan’s Faith Lessons: The Death and Resurrection of the Messiah. Faith Lessons is an in-depth video tour of the buried, distant, or otherwise forgotten places where the stories of the Bible actually happened. This Faith Lesson focuses on the last week of Jesus’ life, his death and resurrection, and the Holy Spirit’s visit on Pentecost. We meet from 9:30-11:15 am on Thursday mornings in the lower level, Room L3. All are encouraged to give it a try! Please e-mail Chris Chun if you have any questions at chrischun58@aol.com .

SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

Join us to learn of service to the Mississippi Gulf Coast. An interest meeting will be held Monday, February 4, at 7 pm. For information contact Nancy Davidovich at jadavidovich@verizon.net or Sheila Breuer at sheila.breuer@viennapres.org.

VPC Web Site: We are in search of people with graphic design experience to join the all- volunteer VPC Web Team. The Web Team has technical expertise but is in need of graphic design expertise to help make the next generation web site visually interesting and inviting. Experience with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator would be helpful. HTML and web site coding experience is not necessary. Contact Duane Wills, 703.281.3708 or duanewills@cox.net.

Operation SOS (Support Our Service Men/Women) Valentines Shipment: We want to continue to show our service men/women over-seas that we care for them by doing several proj-ects each year. Please visit our SOS table TODAY and Feb 10 during the coffee hours to make a

valentine. You can also drop off valentines (no envelopes please) by Feb 10 in the designated SOS box in the narthex at other times during the week. We will also be shipping Girl Scout cook-ies for this effort and you can sign up to donate at the coffee hours. Thank you in advance for your much-needed support.

Drummer Needed: Work In Progress is looking for a drummer who has a heart for God, is familiar with contemporary Christian music, and learns music best by listening. Contact Greg and Michelle Rahal, 703.476.2472 for more details and to arrange an audition.

Rachel Kennelly, a former VPC children’s ministries summer intern, is looking for some help from a couple of female personal assistants with tasks around her house. This would include running errands, reading, internet research, etc. Rachel has limited vision and uses a wheelchair. It is a paid position, and would take 9 or 10 hours a week. Please call Rachel, 703.758.8617.

With the prospect of a new computer for some families of our VPC community, ESOL asks that you keep this ministry in mind as a place to put your replaced (and working), recently obsolete, computer to good use. We can use Pentium 4 or newer for our students, as well as several other worthy projects; Pentium 3 laptops are also useable. If you would like to donate, please contact Bill Steinbach, banjo9cg@cox.net.

Donations of gently-used books and audio- visual materials (tapes, CDs, DVDs) may be made to the Perkins Memorial Library and Resource Center (LARC) on the second-floor of the Min-istry Center. Drop them in the bookdrop box or place them on top, if the LARC is not open. Donations will be screened for placement in the LARC, for re-sale, or for passing on to missionary centers.

More service opportunities listed at www.viennapres.org/connections.

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WINTER 2007 ROOM ASSIGNMENTS

Sunday School Room Assignments

Room # Child Care: 8:00, 9:30, 11:00207 Lambs (Birthdate Range: Newborn - 10/01/06)209 Bunnies (Birthdate Range: 10/01/05 – 09/30/06)210 Crickets (Birthdate Range: 10/01/04 – 09/30/05)

Room # Children Sunday SchoolAge/Grade Level-- 9:30

Children Sunday SchoolAge/Grade Level--11:00

120 3-Year Olds (DOB before 05/01/04)

3’s: Sunbeam Choir (DOB 10/1/03-9/30/04)

121 Younger 3’s (DOB on or after 05/01/04)

118 4’s/Pre-K (DOB 10/1/02-9/30/03)

4’s/Pre-K: Cherub Choir (DOB 10/1/02-9/30/03)

117 Kindergarten Kindergarten

313 1st Grade 1st & 2nd Grade

317 2nd Grade

324 3rd Grade 3rd & 4th Grade

321 4th Grade 5th & 6th Grades

322-323 5th & 6th Grade Girls

308-309 5th & 6th Grade Boys

320 Bridges (4’s – 1st Grade) Bridges (4’s – 1st Grade)

310 Gateways (2nd – 4th Grade) Gateways (2nd – 4th Grade)

312 Friendship Club

Room # Youth Sunday SchoolGrade/Class-- 9:30

Youth Sunday SchoolGrade/Class—11:00

L15 Friendship Teens

L1-5 MS (7th & 8th Grades)

L12-16 HS (9th – 12th Grades)

Vienna Presbyterian Church124 Park Street NEVienna, VA 22180

703.938.9050Pastors Peter James

Glenda Simpkins HoffmanTeaching Pastor E. Stanley OttParish Associate Pastor Chris HammondInterim Dir. of Congregational Care Shannon Jordan Music Director L. Thomas ViningAssociate Music Director J. Kerry WilkersonOrganist Terry SiskChildren’s Ministries Director Clare MaynardAsst. Children’s Ministries Director Daryl WrightStudent Ministries Director Barry Hill High School Director Elizabeth Foskey Middle School Director Kim SnyderCollege Ministries Director Kayla GrayYoung Adult Ministries Coord. Kelly GouldPreschool Director Bonnie DownsMissions and Outreach Director Sheila BreuerConnections Coordinator Barb JonesExecutive Director Dick EaganOperations Director Kathie Rawson Office hours Monday & Wednesday, 8:30 am-7:30pm

Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8:30 am-5:30 pm Website www.viennapres.org (Members & Friends: user name: faithful; password: christian)

Newsletter newsletter@viennapres.orgWorship Bulletin bulletin@viennapres.org

Sermons are available anytime at www.viennapres.org, under Worship.

ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES:

9:30 am:Beyond Basics: Susan Boehm will continue our study in the Book of Genesis with Chapter 37-38. Room 203/204. Coordinator: Kate Lund.

Friendship Class: For developmentally-challenged adults, Room 108C. Teachers: Emmy Parker & Beth Gourley.Lightseekers East: An in-depth discussion of this morning’s scripture text. Attendance at 8 am worship service is not required. Room 211. Coordinator: Judy Chelson.Lightseekers West: An in-depth discussion of this morning’s scripture text. Attendance at 8 am worship service is not required, Parlor. Facilitator: Carla Schnell.Lightseekers Underground (20s & 30s): An in-depth discussion of this morning’s scripture. Attendance at 8 am worship service is not required, L4. Facilitators: Shannon and John Jordan. Searchers in the Word - In-depth study of the pastoral letter of II Timothy, using a study guide given to each class member. The class meets in Dick Eagan’s office. We share in leading the class study, using commentaries. Coordinator: Marion Billington.Partners with Christ: “12 Christian Beliefs That Can Drive You Crazy; Relief From False Assumptions” by Henry Cloud and John Townsend. Books are available at Grapevine. Come join us! Room 205. Facilitator: Martha Strauss.

11:00 am:Berean: We are studying Revelation - the only book of the Bible which promises the reader a blessing. Text is the Bible - bring your own. Rm. 203/204. Coordinators: Duane & Esther Harder.

Lightseekers: “The Life You’ve Always Wanted: Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People,” Room 205. Facilitator: Connie Edens.ESOL Bible Study: Room, 317. Facilitators: Brett & Dee Fallavollita.