M o n t h l y N e w s f r o m F P C Ty l e r • Vo l u m e 1 2 , I s s u e 4 : A p r i l 2 0 1 7
The Incarnation and Christianity One of the things that makes Christianity unique is the incarnation. We believe that in Jesus Christ, we have not simply met a great human being, or even the greatest human being who ever lived, but that we have met God in the flesh. In other religious traditions, human beings may have encounters with God through prayer and meditation, and God or the gods (depending on the religion) may speak to people through a mediator called a prophet. Christianity includes these types of human-divine encounters, but we go a giant step further in our belief that in Jesus Christ, God has assumed human form and met us face to face. Some ancient heresies in the church tried in various ways to deny the incarnation, some claiming that the Jesus whom people saw was merely an apparition, while others claimed that Jesus was merely a human being uniquely touched by God, but a mere human being nonetheless.
sus Christ we have encountered God? There are several reasons, but the most important and compelling for us is that in Jesus Christ, God himself made the ultimate sacrifice to reconcile sinful humanity to God. Human beings cannot bridge the gap between us and God; only God can bridge that gap. During Holy Week, which runs from Palm Sunday, April 9, through Easter Sunday, April 16, everything we do focuses on the importance of the incarnation: from Christ’s entry into Jerusalem, to his last supper with his disciples, to his arrest, trial, torture, and execution, to his resurrection from the dead. I am not the first to point out that Christianity is unique in that it is not a religion that tells us how to find and connect with God, but a faith that teaches us that God has reached out to us. That’s what the incarnation is all about.
Why has the church always insisted on the incarnation, on believing that in Je-
i n t h i s i s s u e | h i g h l i g h t s & f e at u r e s Merci Beaucoup! | pg 4
The Labyrinth | pg 5
VBS Volunteers Needed! | pg 7
A thank you to all who helped and attended the Mardi Gras for Missions 2017.
Learn more about the history of the Lenten Labyrinth.
Join the VBS team as we need volunteers before, during and after VBS. First Presbyterian Church of Tyler, Texas 230 West Rusk Street, Tyler, Texas 75701-1696 (903) 597-6317 | www.fpctyler.com
c o n g r e g ati o n a l n e w s Membership Updates New Members Join us in welcoming our newest members: • Dolan and Julie Murphy • Jessica Richardson Death Condolences to the families of our FPC member who entered the Church Triumphant: Lillian Lucille Cooper Hill. Birth Welcome into our congregation: • Molly Mae, born February 21 to Maggie and Ben Donnan, and big brother Luke.
PRAYERFULLY SPEAKING from the FPC Prayer Team
Presbyterian Women To Award Life Membership During the 11am worship on May 7, this honor will be awarded to someone who has demonstrated faithful service and leadership to FPC in support of Presbyterian Women ideals. The recipient will receive a Life Membership pin with symbols portraying the qualities of persons deserving this honor and recognition: supportive hands represent the desire for an inclusive, caring community of Presbyterian Women; leaf represents growth of our personal and corporate response to Jesus Christ as we nurture our faith; dove indicates our work for peace in our own lives and throughout the world, shown in the globe and at the center is the cross, by which our sins are forgiven and we are freed to live in Christ who is at the center of our lives. The overall design is of a butterfly, a symbol of newness in Christ. FPC welcomes new members: Dolan & Julie Murphy (left), Jessica Richardson (below left) and Stuart & Rebecca Smith (below right).
The following is an excerpt from “Living Faith: A Statement of Christian Belief”: ‘Life in Christ involves prayer, the seeking of God’s will and blessing on all of life. Prayer is openness to the presence of God. In words, or the absence of words, prayer is the focusing of our lives towards God. As we commune with God through Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit enables us to express our deepest longings, and we experience the sustaining power of God’s presence.’ Are you in need of sustenance? Follow Jesus’ very own example by making time to commune with God...’in words, or the absence of words.’ Thanks be to God! (If you would like to submit a prayer request, please fill out the form found in the church pew and drop it in the collection plate or into a prayer request box found in the Chapel, Sanctuary, and church office.)
A Word of Thanks From the Myricks This is a note of gratitude to those who arranged the help and provided wonderful visits and meals though the new diaconate meal ministry it in our time of need. We continue to be on the prayer list and appreciate being remembered by the church family and the prayer team. John and Peggy Myrick
FPC Office Closed The office and campus will be closed on Monday, April 17 in observance of the Easter holiday. We will reopen Tuesday.
The George Faber Trio performed at FPC’s Jazz Brunch in February.
s a v e t h e d a t e | M ay 2 0 1 7 First Friday Fun Finale | May 5
Senior Recognition Sunday| May 21
Kids - make plans to celebrate at our final First Friday Fun.
Celebrate with our graduating seniors at a church-wide reception. 2
Fine Arts @ FPC: Contrasts: Dramatic & Subtle | May 7
Join us in the Sanctuary at 4pm.
M o n t h ly e v e n t h i g h l i g h t s Fine Arts @ FPC: Masterworks Concert by The Tyler Civic Chorale Saturday, April 1 | 7 pm | Sanctuary ADULTS: $15 / STUDENTS & CHILDREN: $5
The 40-voice Tyler Civic Chorale will present their Spring Masterworks concert, Rich and Romantic: Mass and Motets by Kodaly, Mendelssohn, Bruckner, Brahms, and Vaughan Williams. Guest Artistic Conductor is Lee Kohlenberg with Jonathan Story as guest organ accompanist. Visit our website at fpctyler. com/events/masterworks.
Walk & Pray The Labyrinth Saturday, April 8 | 12 pm | Carroll Residence | 15608 Eastside Rd. | Tyler All are invited to experience the Carroll’s outdoor Labyrinth, an opportunity for quiet prayer in God’s creation. You may come and go at your own pace. Family time will be from 4-5 pm when assistance with child care will be provided on site. Visit fpctyler.com/events/labyrinth.
Palm Sunday
Sunday, April 9 | 8:30 & 11 am | Chapel & Sanctuary At the 11 a.m. service, join us as we commemorate the Lord’s triumphal entry to Jerusalem with a palm processional led by bagpipes. Special music by the Chancel Choir and Children’s Choir. Visit fpctyler.com/events/palm-sunday.
SAM’s Club: “The Middle East” Wednesday, April 12 | 11 am | Anderson Room, F 101-102 Join us for a presentation on the Middle East by Dr. Edward Tabri, Associate Chair of the Department of History & Political Science, UT Tyler. Catered lunch is provided by Traditions and is $10, payable at the door. RSVP by April 9 to Cynthia Welch (903-561-3028/jmccwelch@aol.com). For more information, visit fpctyler.com/events/sams.
Maundy Thursday
Thursday, April 13 | 7:30 pm | Sanctuary Also known as the Thursday of Mysteries, this worship service commemorates the Lord’s Last Supper. Child care is provided for infants–grade 2. Visit fpctyler.com/events/ maundy-thursday.
Good Friday
Friday, April 14 | 7:50 pm | Sanctuary This service begins right at sunset to honor the night of the Lord’s passion, and a ceremonial extinguishing of candles marks the beginning of tenebrae (Latin for darkness). The service includes a reading of the passion narrative and a special offering of choral meditations by the Chancel Choir. Child care is provided for infants–grade 2 in the Children’s Wing. Visit fpctyler.com/events/good-friday.
Easter Sunday
Sunday, April 16 | 8:30 & 11 am | Sanctuary On this day of resurrection, the holiest day of the Christian calendar, Holy Week culminates in a joyful service filled with music by the Chancel Choir, organ, and a brass ensemble. For more information, visit fpctyler.com/events/easter.
Easter Eggstravaganza
Sunday, April 16 | 9:30 am | Front Lawn Enjoy a church-wide brunch in celebration of the resurrection, complete with Easter egg hunts and family games. Invite your friends and neighbors! For more information, fpctyler.com/events/easter-eggstravaganza.
Kirkin’ of the Tartans & Luncheon
Sunday, April 23 | 11 am | Sanctuary | $10 suggested donation A procession of tartan plaid and bagpipes celebrating our church’s Scottish heritage has become an annual tradition for the congregation. This year, special guest musicians, the Lyon College Pipe Band, will lead the celebration. A luncheon will follow. RSVP at fpctyler.com/events/kirkin.
Fine Arts @ FPC: UT Tyler Spring Finale Concert Saturday, April 29 | 6 pm | Sanctuary | free admission FPC is home to the joint concerts of the UT Tyler Patriot Singers and Concert Chorale, under the direction of Dr. Cameron Rose. Visit fpctyler.com/events/springfinale.
Mother’s Tea Saturday, April 29 | 2 pm | Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church is honoring mothers who have experienced the loss of a child at any time, at any age. The Tea is for mothers of FPC and our Tyler community. Please provide names and addresses of mothers to Ginny Mattox (903-504-5016) or June Hillis (903-561-6763). Send in these names and addresses ASAP as the invitations will be sent out in early April. For more information, visit fpctyler. com/events/motherstea.
Interfaith Women’s Meeting Sunday, April 30 | 2 pm | Anderson Room, F 101-102 All women of all faiths are invited to attend the second Interfaith Women’s Meeting. First Presbyterian Church will host the event. A panel will briefly discuss Christianity in general, differences between Catholicism and Protestantism and the Presbyterian faith in particular. A question and answer time will follow. This is a great opportunity for the women of Tyler to come together as a community. Please bring a dessert to share. Babysitting is available. Visit fpcty3 ler.com/events/interfaithwomen.
t h e mi s s i o n s t o r e Yo u r m i s s i o n H Q a t F P C • M a t c h y o u r t a l e n t w i t h o u r c o m m u n i t y ’ s n e e d s
PATH (People Attempting To Help)
16th Solar Under the Sun School
PATH is collecting diapers sizes 3 and up to help keep babies happy and healthy! Also being accepted are donations of personal care items such as soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes and other items that help keep us healthy and clean. Bring your donations to the PATH crates in the foyer of Fellowship Hall and near the elevator in the main building. Monetary support is always appreciated. Visit pathhelps.org.
Register now for the 16th Solar Under the Sun School three nights in Estes Park for $495 from July 6 - 9 at the Highlands Presbyterian Camp and Retreat Center. Classes concentrate on planning and coordinating trips to install solar equipment in various parts of the world emphasizing connecting with in-country partners. Participation is limited to persons 18 years of age and older. For more information, visit g.co/kgs/5735Rg or solarunderthesun.org. Registration information can be made through either Chris McRae at chris@solarunderthesun.org or Emily Faucett at emily@solarunderthesun.org.
Sewing Bees - Sewing with a Mission Wednesday, April 19 | 10 am | F 104 Connect with sewing buffs of all ages and levels of expertise. Simple patterns and guidance provided. Help us continue the mission. For more information, visit fpctyler.com/events/sewingbees. Group contact is Mollie Bobo (903-530-2772).
Knit Wits - Knitters Unite for Camp Ministry Monday, April 3 | 1:30 pm | Hill Room | M 107 Calling all knitters and knitter wannabes - we have a place for you with the Knit Wits! Our current project involves knitting items to send to Camp Gilmont in Gilmer, TX, where they’ll be available for purchase with sales directly benefiting the camp. Members are encouraged to work on personal projects, too! Each meeting comes with patterns, personal instructions, and knitting yarn. Contact: Pat Cryer (903-561-5242).
Look for inserts in the bulletin to honor friends and loved ones with an Easter lily. Proceeds support Fine Arts @ FPC. Happy Easter! Analysis of Revenues & Expenses February 2017 Summary
MTD Actual YTD Actual YTD Budget
Revenues
$53,529
$716,045
$752,876
Expenses
$87,073
$709,035
$777,875
Net Total
($33,544)
$7,010
($24,999)
Planned Giving Have you remembered the church and other charities in your will? If you need help, contact Nanci Pollard (903-5976317) to request information, or visit the Texas Presbyterian Foundation at tpf.org. Assistance is confidential and 4 free of charge.
Merci Beaucoup! Mardi Gras 2017 was a huge success! The gumbo and desserts were outstanding, and the parade was colorful with children in “floats” created by David and Michael Palady. Thank you to all who cooked gumbo, made desserts, volunteered, donated, and joined in the fun. Thanks to your generosity, Mission Committee estimates that over $5,000 was raised for the local and global ministries supported by FPC-Tyler. Special gratitude goes to Ginny Maddox, committee chair and the decorating/set up crew of Susan Davis, Libby Shoup, Gillian Brasfield, Sunni Brookshire, and Ellen Peirce. Mark your calendars for Mardi Gras 2018 on February 13!
Stay in the Know Stay in the know about news and events by connecting with FPC online. Subscribe to the weekly e-newsletter, and you’ll receive stories, event reminders, and mission updates. You’ll even get a sneak peek into what Stuart has planned for Sunday’s pulpit! Follow the QR code above or find the e-newsletter signup link on the website at fpctyler.com. Stay in touch with us on social media, too: /fpctyler
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Youth Group in Longview
Asheville Youth Mission Trip: Registration open!
Sunday, April 23 | 4:30 pm | meet at FPC Students are invited to fellowship with our friends at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church. RSVP by April 16 to fpctyler. com/events/yglongview.
June 17-24 | Asheville Youth Mission | Asheville, NC Mission trip registration is now open! This year we will be working with the Asheville Youth Mission doing projects in the greater Asheville area! Cost is $360 for youth in grades 6-12. Go to fpctyler.com/events/summermission to register! Registration ends April 28.
Attention 8th Graders... Wednesdays in April & May | 6 pm | Gabriel Residence | 215 W. 1st | Tyler Throughout the months of April and May, our current 8th grade youth are invited to join high school small groups each Wednesday night from 6:00-7:30pm at the home of Matt and Pam Gabriel. Email Neil McKown (nmckown@ fpctyler.com) if you are interested in coming!
Junior High Jubilee - Registration open! July 2-6 | Mo-Ranch | Hunt, TX Attention middle school youth...there is still time to register for Junior High Jubilee. April 19 is the last day to register - you don’t want to miss out on this amazing summer trip! Visit fpctyler.com/events/jhj.
Clean Water U - Registration now open! “In 2016, Living Waters for the World, (“LWW”, a program of the Synod of the Living Waters, of the PCUSA), with volunteers trained at their Clean Water U, built their 800th clean water filtration system. Since then, 37 systems have been completed in locations where people lack access to basic human necessities, including clean water. Jesus IS the living water for our world, and truly, the inspiration for this ministry. Thanks to all of you who have so generously supported the people of Haiti, and this mission with
your prayer, sewing, and financial gifts, and for standing with us as we vision the next solar-powered, purewater filtration system in Haiti. FPC has already participated in building 2 solar-powered, purewater filtration systems in Haiti, and we continue in covenant with His people there, our partners. The next Clean Water U will be held at Camp Hopewell (Oxford, MS), April 26-April 30. Students may sign up for: •
101 - Partnership development, team leadership, field survey and water testing
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102 - Health, hygiene and spiritual education
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103 - Water system installation, operation and maintenance
Tuition includes food, lodging, and study materials for the course. Scholarships are available for 3 students for up to $375/person, on a first come, first serve basis. Register online at livingwatersfortheworld. org. Questions? Contact Sally SmithGarmon at slsmith01@hotmail.com or 903-571-4062, or Kendall Cox at kendall@livingwatersfortheworld.org or 662-931-1737.
The Labyrinth - A Pathway of Prayer
As Christians we require prayer and meditation to develop a relationship with God. In the Lenten season, we especially dedicate time to introspection. The Labyrinth is an ancient tool which helps with inward focus and a route for just this kind of prayer. The labyrinth is an ancient tool for walking meditation: it looks like a maze, but you can’t get lost! Historically, ancient Christians used this path of worship to pray to a Triune God. In our modern Presbyterian time, the Labyrinth is a method of quiet prayer in which one follows a set route while focusing inward on one’s faith and outward on God. On April 8, all are invited to experience Claudia and Otis Carroll’s outdoor labyrinth beginning at 12pm. You may come and go at your own pace. Family time will be from 4-5 pm when assistance with child care will be provided on site. Visit fpctyler. com/events/labyrinth for more information and directions. 5
Children & Youth Calendar
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Children’s Ministry News & Events First Friday Fun: Kids Night Out
Palm Sunday Processional
Friday, April 7 | 6:30 pm | Children’s Wing | RSVP by April 3 Our themes this month are Spring and Easter! We will make crafts with flowers, and learn about Holy Week - the journey to a joyous celebration of Easter. Weather permitting, we will eat our dinner outside and play a few games. Registration at fpctyler.com/events/firstfriday. Children 6 weeks through 2nd grade are welcome to attend and friends are welcome with parent registration in advance.
Sunday, April 9 | 11 am | Sanctuary Join in the processional into the sanctuary, as the Carol Choir will walk together and everyone else will follow. Meet at 10:45 a.m. between Fellowship Hall and the south door of the church to obtain your palm and line up.
VBS 2017: Mission Field - Haiti We continue to collect leather belts for a craft project for our VBS this year - we are making crafts to send to children in Haiti! We will learn about the people in Haiti; what they eat, what they wear, songs they sing and how they worship. We will learn about the work our church does with other churches in Haiti, Solar Under the Sun and Living Waters for the World. Register children age 3 through completed 5th grade at fpctyler.com/events/vbs. The dates are Thursday, June 15 from 5:30 – 7:30; Friday, June 16 from 5:30 – 6:30 and Saturday, June 17 from 11am – 2pm. Saturday is fun day featuring our program and a cookout for everyone, followed by outdoor water fun for the children. Each child will receive a T-shirt on Saturday. There is no charge.
Easter Eggstravaganza April 16 | 9:30 a.m. | Front Lawn Join us for our catered brunch on the front terrace - weather permitting! We will have a photo booth, egg hunts for the little ones and a scavenger hunt with a treat bag for the older children. Have your face painted, adorn a cross with fresh flowers, watch your balloon animal being made or play some games! Mark your calendars for this celebration on Easter morning between the Easter worship services! Visit fpctyler.com/events/easter-eggstravaganza.
Highway 80 Rescue Mission Schedules Banquet Highway 80 Rescue Mission (Gateway to Hope) will hold their Annual Tyler Celebration of New Life Banquet on April 27 at 11:30 am at the Tyler Rose Garden Center. This year’s keynote speaker will be Darryl Strawberry, one of baseball’s biggest stars in the 1980’s until substance abuse derailed his career. There will be testimonies, great food,and fellowship. A free will offering will be taken. Gateway to Hope, now operated by Highway 80 Rescue Mission, has been one of FPCTyler’s local mission partners, since its inception. RSVP to: 903-617-6097 or online at bit.ly/H80TBQ2017.
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| Lenten Study M202 | Meeting God in Paul | Contact: Bob Schmoker (903) 714-5746 | Lecture & discussion M 205 | Paul’s Letter to the Romans | Contact: Chris Bunt (903) 531-3535 the forum
the 209ers | Young Adults M209 | TBA | Contact: Debbie Pitts (debbiepitts@gmail.com) westminster | Book & discussion M 207 | John’s Gospel: Wisdom from Ephesus | Contact: Linda Pirtle (903) 881-9000
| Lectionary Tuesdays | 6:30 am | Premier Flexipac | Contact: Skip Womack (903) 533-9433 or Bob Schmoker (903) 714-5746
| Fellowship 1st Wednesday | 5 pm | M 102 | Contact: Shannon Franzen (903) 576-4781 faith conversations
| Lenten Study Thursdays | 9:30 am | Conference Room | Meeting God in Paul | Contact: Jan Carpenter (903) 566-8533
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Thank you to Azalea Academy For Exceptional Adults for assembling our weekly bulletin and Marshall Ewing and his crew for assembling our “Steeple Times” monthly newsletter.
Mission Trip Planning Meeting. 10am, The Well. Fine Arts @ FPC: Masterworks Concert. 7 pm, Sanctuary. Knit Wits. 1:30 pm, Hill Room, M 107. Faith Conversations. 5 pm, M 102. Meadow Lake Bible Study. 11:45 am, Meadow Lake. First Friday Fun: Kids Nigh Out. 6:30 pm, Children’s Wing. Walk & Pray the Labyrinth. 12 pm, Carroll residence. Palm Sunday. 8:30 & 11 am, Chapel & Sanctuary. Presbyterian Women Sunday Circle. 9:30 am, M 102. Presbyterian Women Weekday Circle. 10 am, F 101-102. SAM’s Club. 11 am, Anderson Room, F 101-102. Maundy Thursday Service. 7:30 pm, Sanctuary Good Friday Service. 7:50 pm, Sanctuary Steeple Times Submission Deadline. Easter Sunday. 8:30 & 11 am, Sanctuary Easter Eggstravaganza. 9:30 am, Front lawn. Sewing Bees. 10 am, F 104. Kirkin’ of the Tartan Luncheon. 12 pm, Front lawn. Youth Group to Longview. 4:30 pm. Mother’s Tea. 2 pm, Anderson Room, F 101-102. Fine Arts @ FPC: UT Tyler Spring Finale Concert. 6 pm, Sanctuary. Interfaith Women’s Meeting. 2 pm, Anderson Room, F 101-102.
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Budget & Finance. April 13 @ 12 pm — Conference Room | A 110 Building & Grounds. April 10 @ 5:30 pm — Conference Room | A 110 Diaconate. April 11 @ 1:00 pm — Library | A 111 Governance. April 3 @ 5:30 pm — Conference Room | A 110 Mission. April 10 @ 5:30 pm — Library | A 111 Potter House. April 3 @ 1:00 pm — Library | A 111 Risk Management. April 26 @ 12 pm — Conference Room | A 110 Session. April 18 @ 7 pm — M 207 Student Ministry. April 24 @ 6:30 pm — Conference Room | A 110 Trustees. April 25 @ 6:30 pm — Conference Room | A 110
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