The Service of the Word and Sacrament - First Community Church

First Community ChurchColumbus, OhioThe Service of the Word and SacramentEpiphany†When the song of the angel is stillWhen the star in the sky is gone,When the kings and princes are home,When the shepherds are back with their flock,The work of Christmas begins:To find the lost, to heal the broken,To feed the hungry, to release the prisoner,To rebuild the nations, to bring peace among peoples,To make music in the heart.Howard Thurman (1899-1981)THE CALL TO CONTEMPLATIONFor the quiet time during the organ prelude, we invite you to be in prayer.As you leave the service of worship, join in rejoicing with your neighbor.THE ORGAN PRELUDEImprovisation on “Verbum Supernum Prodiens”George Oldroyd (1886-1956)“Pour light upon us from above,And fire our hearts with Thy strong love.”THE READING FROM HEBREW SCRIPTURE Isaiah 60:1-6†THE PROCESSIONAL CAROLThe First NowellTraditional English melodyThe first Nowell the angel did sayWas to certain poor shepherds in fields as they lay;In fields where they lay keeping their sheep,On a cold winter’s night that was so deep:Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, Nowell,Born is the King of Israel.They looked up and saw a star,Shining in the east, beyond them far;And to the earth it gave great light,And so it continued both day and night:Nowell . . .2

And by the light of that same star,Three wise men came from country far;To seek for a king was their intent,And to follow the star wherever it went.Nowell . . .Then entered in those wise men three,Full reverently upon their knee,And offered there, in his presence,Their gold and myrrh and frankincense.Nowell . . .†THE PRAYERLeader: With sincerity of heart and full assurance of faith, let us pray.People: Almighty God, Your Son has come to be a part of our world.We rejoice that he is here.Leader: He has Your eyes and he has seen us.People: He has Your mouth and he speaks to us.Leader: He has Your heart and he cares for us.All: Help us now to receive him with joy, so that the light hebrings may fill our lives and be reflected to people youngand old all over this world, not only today, but alsothroughout this New Year. Amen.THE WELCOME(The children in K-3 will be invited to leave for their Sunday school classes.)THE OFFERTORYThe Offertory SentenceThe Receiving of the People's GiftsThe AnthemO Leave Your SheepBesançon melodySetting by Kenneth Leighton (1929-1988)Words from P. Garnier’s La Grande Bible Renouvelée de Noëls, 1723O leave your sheep, your lambs that follow after,O leave the brook, the pasture and the crook.No longer weep. Turn weeping into laughter,O shepherds seek your goal.Your Lord who cometh to console.You’ll find him laid within a simple stable,A babe newborn, in poverty forlorn, in love array’d,A love so deep, ‘tis able to search the night for you, ‘tis he.O kings so great, light is streaming o’er you,More radiant far than diadem or star, forego your state,A baby lies before you, whose wonder shall be told.Bring myrrh, bring frankincense and gold.3

†The Hymn and Presentation of GiftsAs With Gladness Men of OldDixAs with gladness men of old, did the guiding star behold;As with joy they hailed its light,leading onward, beaming bright;So, most gracious Lord, may we evermore be led to Thee.As with joyful steps they sped to that lowly manger bed,There to bend the knee beforeHim whom heav’n and earth adore.So may we with willing feet ever seek Thy mercy seat.As they offered gifts most rare, at the manger rude and bare,So may we with holy joy, pure and free from sin’s alloy,All our costliest treasures bring,Christ, to Thee, our heav’nly King.†The Prayer of DedicationLeader: Let us pray.All: In response to Your gift at Bethlehem, we bring a portionof all You give to us. May our gifts be transformed into foodand water, justice and peace. Amen.(The congregation may be seated.)THE INVITATION TO THE LORD’S TABLEAND PRESENTATION OF THE BREAD AND CUPCome to the Water John S. Foley, S. J. (b 1939)†THE PRAYER OF THANKSGIVINGCelebrant: Would all who are able stand to pray.The spirit of God be with you.People: And also with you.Celebrant: Open your hearts.People: We open them to God.Celebrant: Let us give thanks to God.People: It is right to give our thanks and praise.Celebrant: It is right and joyous to come together in the presence of Godand one another, invited to share in the gifts of creation and tobecome stewards of God’s bounty for the world.People: We praise You, O God, for Your abundant mercy; from Yourgoodness we have received grace upon grace.Celebrant: Gathered as Your people, we remember all You have donein our world: the beauties of nature You have molded withYour hands, the prophets You have inspired with Your visionof righteousness, the poets and psalmists into whom Youhave breathed the sustaining music of Your spirit.People: We remember especially Jesus Christ, who showed us inhis life and teachings, that You will never stop drawing all4

creation back to Your embrace, and that Your call for loveand justice cannot be defeated.Celebrant: Loving God, Almighty Creator, who sent a star to guide theMagi to where Christ was born, and whose signs and words inevery age lead people to him: we thank You for showing usJesus, the light of the world, through whom we are baptizedinto Your service.All: Amen.(The people may be seated.)THE WORDS OF INSTITUTIONCelebrant: (The Words of Institution for the Bread)The world is hungry for love and justice, O God,People: And we are hungry to become Your disciples.Celebrant: Bless now this bread, that in eating it, we may be filledwith the fullness of Jesus Christ, and empowered to live ashis sisters and brothers among all those who are in need.Celebrant: (The Words of Institution for the Cup)The world is thirsty for love and justice, O God,People: And we thirst to become Your disciples.Celebrant: Bless now this cup, that in drinking it, we may renew ourcovenant with You, and be fortified to nurture Your creation inhope and joy.People: In our eating and drinking at this table, may our eyes beopened, and may we recognize the risen Christ in our midstand in each other.Celebrant: Eternal Spirit,Earth-maker, Pain-bearer, Life-giver,Source of all that is and that shall be,Father and Mother of us all,Loving God, in whom is heaven:The hallowing of Your name echo through the universe!The way of Your justice be followed by the peoples of the world!Your heavenly will be done by all created beings!Your commonwealth of peace and freedomsustain our hope and come on earth.People: With the bread we need for today, feed us.Celebrant: In the hurts we absorb from one another, forgive us.People: In times of temptation and test, strengthen us.Celebrant: From trials too great to endure, spare us.People: From the grip of all that is evil, free us.Celebrant: For You reign in the glory of the power that is love,now and forever.All: Amen.Celebrant: Come and eat. All is ready.These are the gifts of God for the people of God.5

All: Thanks be to God!THE GIVING OF THE BREAD* AND CUPEach person will be invited to come to a communion station to receivethe bread and cup. You will receive the bread from the server. Each personmay then dip the bread in the chalice held by the other server. Anappropriate response to the server's words is "Amen." After receivingcommunion each person should return to his or her chair by the side aisle.Anyone who is unable to come forward should indicate this to an usherand communion will be brought to him or her.(*Gluten-free bread is available on each bread plate in a separate cup.)THE PRAYER AFTER COMMUNIONCelebrant: Christ, Lord of the Feast, we give you thanks for once againfeeding us at this table. Like the bread and fish never exhausted,your love is never diminished by our need.People: For the love that feeds our souls, we offer you access to ourdeepest heart.Celebrant: When the song of the angel is stillWhen the star in the sky is gone,When the kings and princes are home,When the shepherds are back with their flock,The work of Christmas begins:To find the lost, to heal the broken,People: To feed the hungry, to release the prisoner,Celebrant: To rebuild the nations, to bring peace among peoples,People: To make music in the heart.Celebrant: Send us, O God, into Your world, to be Your hands and feet, tospeak the truth and to seek justice for all. Unite us with all whoare fed by Christ, that, throughout this New Year, we may allowthe light of Christ’s love to shine through us in an uncertainworld.All: Amen.(Following the prayer the 4th and 5th graders are invited to leavefor their Sunday school classes and Middle School youth toCrossroads.)†THE GOSPEL READING Matthew 2:1-12Leader: Hear what the Spirit is saying to the Church.People: Thanks be to God!THE ANTHEMIn the Bleak Midwinter Harold Edwin Darke (1888-1976)Poem by Christina Rosseti (1830-1894)In the bleak mid-winter frosty wind made moan,Earth stood hard as iron, water like a stone;Snow had fallen, snow on snow,6

In the bleak mid-winter, long ago.Our God, heav’n cannot hold him nor earth sustain:Heav’n and earth shall flee away when he comes to reign:In the bleak mid-winter a stable-place sufficedThe Lord God Almighty Jesus Christ.Angels and archangels may have gathered there,Cherubim and seraphim thronged the air;But only his mother in her maiden blissWorshipped the beloved with a kiss.What can I give him, poor as I am?If I were a shepherd I would bring a lamb;If I were a wise man I would do my part;Yet what I can I give him, give my heart.THE SERMONWELCOME THE STRANGER†THE HYMNWhat Star Is This?Puer Nobis Nascitur †THE BENEDICTIONTHE ORGAN POSTLUDECaprice sur les grands JeuxLouis-Nicolas Clérambault7†All who are able are invited to standPew Bibles are available for your worship experience in theNarthex and the Weist Room. Please return them following the service.

PARTICIPANTSPreacher: The Reverend Ms. Deborah C. LindsayMinister of Spiritual CareLiturgists: The Reverend Mr. James M. LongMinister of Pastoral CareThe Reverend Mr. David S. HettMinister of Religious Life and LearningUshers: Group C, Bob HillMINISTRY OF MUSICRonald J. Jenkins, Minister of Music and LiturgyRobert A. Griffith, OrganistTHE CHANCEL CHOIRJulie Wilkinson, sopranoC. Andrew Blosser, tenor• Welcome visitors! Stop by our Welcome Center for information onprograms and activities. Our church brochure is available.• The winter New Member Seminar and Luncheon is Saturday, January 19from 9:15 am to 1 pm. To learn more, call the church or stop by theWelcome Center. You can register for the seminar online at FCchurch.com orcontact Paula Russell at 614 488.0681 ext 228 or prussell@FCchurch.com.• Watch the 11 am service live on FCchurch.com.• Watch First Edition on WWHO-TV, The CW every Sunday morning at 9 am.• If you need to step out during worship the service can be seen and heardon the large screen monitor in Gallery Court.• Large print bulletins and hearing assistance devices areavailable; ask an usher.North Campus8:30 am Worship: Grace Hall10 am Worship: Grace HallCrib to 4 years: Rose WingK-5th grades: Begin in worship, thenexcused to classes in the Rose Wing.Middle School: Begin in worship, thenexcused to classes in Rooms 125, 128and 130.High School: Crossroads in Room 130at 11:30 am.TODAY AT FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCHSouth Campus8:30 am Worship: Burkhart ChapelCommunion served.9:30 am Adult Education: Wicker RoomScience and Religion Today11 am Worship: SanctuaryCrib to 4 years: Rooms 209 and 221K-5th grades: Begin in worship, thenexcused to Lincoln Road Chapel.Middle School: Begin in worship, thenexcused to classes in Lincoln Rd. Chapel.Today, the K-5 children will learn about Epiphany.Available Today Following Worship• Missions Grocery Gift Cards • Sermon CDs • Furber Books & GiftsFCchurch.cominfo@FCchurch.com

Youth ChoirsSchedulePage 8ChristianMeditationPage 3firstnews Sunday614 488.0681 FCchurch.com January 6, 2013A Charlie Brown Epiphany–– The Reverend Ms. Deborah C. Lindsay, Minister of Spiritual CareI’ve always said there is some good theologyin the Peanuts comic strip and on ChristmasDay, The Columbus Dispatch ran one of myall-time favorites. The conversation betweenLucy and Charlie Brown goes like this:Lucy: Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown, ‘tisthe season of peace on earth and good willtoward all people. Therefore, I suggest weforget our differences and love one another.Charlie Brown: That’s wonderful,Lucy. But tell me, do we have to love eachother only at this season of the year? Whycan’t we love each other all year long?Lucy: What are you some kind of fanatic?Peanuts © 2013, United Feature Syndicate, Inc.It is true; during the Christmas season we talk about peace and the joy of the Christlight coming into the world. Then, no sooner than the tree is down and the cookiesare eaten, we’re back to our routine and our routine way of thinking and being.Perhaps this year it will be different. You may not realize it, but you have Muslimneighbors who pray to the same God, long for peace and want the same things outof life that you do.The subject of my Doctor of Ministry research is bridge-building between Christiansand Muslims. Today’s sermon is part of the project. On January 27, we will host asession called Islam 101, an introduction to the Islamic faith led by a woman fromthe Noor Islamic Center in Hilliard. Later in the spring, there will be an opportunity tomeet people from the Noor community and get to know them better.I hope you will join us in the way of Charlie Brown and love each other all year long.SURVEYPlease help today by completing the questionnaire on Page 4and leaving it at the door after worship. You can also answer thequestions with your smartphone by using the QR code.

Upcoming EventsVisit FCchurch.com for more information.Sunday Morning Seminar - SouthScience and Religion Today - Walter Watkins leadsa DVD-based study on some of the currenttopics related to science and religion, includingDarwin and Responses to Evolution andFundamentalism and Creationism.Sunday Morning Seminar - NorthThe Best of James Finley, DVD talks by therenowned spiritual teacher who is our MarchSpiritual Searcher. Facilitated by SpiritualDirector, Lisa Bueche.Tuesday at TenRev. Pete Diehl, Dr. Pidge Diehl, and Rev. DebLindsay will lead the class of neurotheologyusing a video-based lecture series entitled, “TheSpiritual Brain: Science and Religious Experience”.Men’s Study GroupThe Wisdom of the Enneagram - exploring the 9personality types for spiritual growth. ContactPrice Finley at pfinley@bricker.comWEEKLYWEEKLYWEEKLYWEEKLYSundays, 9:30 - 10:45 amBeginning January 6Wicker Room, South CampusFree and open to all.Sundays, 11:15 am - 12:15 pmFebruary 3, 10, and 24Room 111, North CampusFree and open to all.Tuesdays, 10 - 11 amBeginning January 8Wicker Room, South CampusFree and open to all.Wednesdays, 7 - 8 amBeginning January 9Wicker Room, South CampusMen’s Wednesday FellowshipMembers discuss a wide range of topicsWEEKLYWednesdays, 7 - 8 amBrownlee Hall, South CampusWEEKLYWomen Living the QuestionsThe group will begin Richard Rohr’s stimulatingnew book, The Immortal Diamond: The Search forOur True Self on January 9.Wednesdays, 9:30 - 11 amBeginning January 9Wicker Room, South CampusAll women invited.Wednesday Night Bible StudyLed by Rev. Jim LongWEEKLYWednesdays, 7 - 8:15 pmBeginning January 9Conference Room, North CampusWEEKLYHigh School ImpactBible study, deep conversation and hang out timeFor Dads OnlyA parenting group just for Dads. No need toregister. For more information, contact Doniceat donicew@FCchurch.comWednesdays, 8 - 9 pmBeginning January 9Room 128, North CampusTuesday, January 87 - 8:30 pmGuild Room, South Campus2

Back Bay Mission Trip Info SessionFor more information contact Rev. Kate Shaner,Minister of Mission, at 614 488.0681 ext 102Refugee Family Resettlement MeetingA meeting with members of the Refugee TaskForce and CRIS representatives to discuss FirstCommunity Church’s 2013 family sponsorship.For more information contact Rev. Kate Shaner,Minister of Mission, at 614 488.0681 ext 102Experiencing the Presence of GodA class on Spiritual Searcher James Finley’sChristian Meditation, with teaching, meditationand discussion led by Rev. David Hett. Free andopen to the public. Register online.Spiritual SalonAugustine: Appealing or Appalling Theologian?Walter Watkins leads this discussion “salon.”Was the concept of “original sin” the onlylegacy of this earliest Christian theologian?Third Grade Bibles PresentationReserve a Bible for your third-grader atFCchurch.comIslam 101Jeri Milburn, a member of the Noor IslamicCultural Center of Dublin discusses the main“pillars” of Islam.Annual Church MeetingAll members are welcome to attend.Akita for Parents - A Time for RenewalA day of rest and renewal for all parents.Saturday-only option available. For details or toregister online at FCchurch.comThursday, January 107:30 pmBrownlee Hall, South CampusSunday, January 1311 am (after 10 am worship)Room 115, North CampusThursdays, 12 - 1:15 pmJanuary 17 - February 28Wicker Room, South CampusThursday, January 247 - 8:30 pmWicker Room, South CampusFreewill offering taken.Open to all.Sunday, January 2710 am, North Campus11 am, South CampusSunday, January 2711:15 am – 12:15 pmGrace Hall, North CampusOpen to the public.Sunday, February 3, 2 pmGrace Hall, North CampusFebruary 9 - 10Camp Akita3

Sermon Feedback: What do you think?1. I learned more about the Islamic faith bylistening to this sermon. Strongly agree Agree Disagree Strongly disagree2. After listening to this sermon, I have a betterunderstanding of the need to build relationshipsbetween Christians and Muslims. Strongly agree Agree Disagree Strongly disagreeHave a smartphone?Scan the code aboveto access this survey online.3. After listening to this sermon, I understand how “love your neighbor” can apply toChristian-Muslim relationships. Strongly agree Agree Disagree Strongly disagree4. Where do you get your information about the religion of Islam? Church Friends News media Internet Email Books Interfaith Activities Small Group Study5. What is your gender? Female Male6. What is your age? Under 13 13-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75 and over7. Please describe your relationship to First Community Church. I am a member of First Community Church. I am not a member, but I attend worship and/or activities atFirst Community Church. I do not regularly attend First Community Church.8. This space is for any comments you would like to add about the sermon by Rev.Deborah Lindsay and/or the subject of Christian/Muslim bridge-building in general.9. Would you be willing to be interviewed about your responses to these questions? Yes No10. If you answered yes, please indicate your name, contact information and how youwould prefer to be contacted. (email or phone.)4

The Social Gospel–– The Reverend Ms. Katherine H. Shaner, Minister of MissionAs we begin another new year, I offer these words tocarry with us:Without reflection, we go blindly on our way, creatingmore unintended consequences,and failing to achieveanything useful.— Margaret WheatlyMy 2013 prayer is for a year of deep reflection, clearvision and the intended consequences of workingtoward the justice and peace Christ proclaims. Amen.Hey biblical scholars and theologians! Rev. Kate Huey assembled good stuff onEpiphany (this Sunday) at Weekly Seeds from the UCC. Read Where is the Child? here:http://bit.ly/UmKMSjDaniel Burke of Religion News Service asks us to imagine Martin Luther and JohnCalvin on YouTube. Wow, I need to sit down. His article The 7 Most ProvocativeReligious Videos of 2012 on YouTube is here: http://bit.ly/12SjnM0This reflection on 1 Chronicles 28:1-10, entitled What I had Planned referencesa prayer written by Salvadoran Archbishop Oscar Romero shortly before hisassassination. It is easily my favorite prayer: http://bit.ly/Ysn7zzUntil next time, NamasteREAD.THIS. Violence, It isn’t just about guns presents researchand reasons why violence increases in ANY society.http://bit.ly/UIovQJThe award for The Social Gospel’s Best Title Ever goesto Freedom Tastes Like Hummus. So good right? Readthe equally good article, by the executive director of ananti human- trafficking organization, here:http://bit.ly/VuredQQuote of the week:There must exist a paradigm, a practical model forsocial change that includes an understanding of waysto transform consciousness that are linked to efforts totransform structures.— bell hooks, Killing Rage: Ending RacismThe views expressed in the recommended websites do not necessarily reflect the views of First Community Church.5

GivePlease take this opportunity to review the many ways you can provide for your churchand your community. We welcome your gifts of time, talent and financial support.Pledge 2013-2014You can make a difference by pledging to our two-year campaign. Use the cardsent by mail or visit FCchurch.com/pledge. Pledge cards are also available at theWelcome Centers.Monthly Donations forHeart to Heart Food PantryJanuary: Spaghetti Sauce - Items can bedropped off in the grocery carts at theWelcome Centers at both North andSouth Campus. Monetary donationsalways accepted; donate online atFCchurch.com.Sunday Greeters NeededSign up for one Sunday a month January- May, 2013. Contact Robin Taylorat 614 488.0681 ext 226 orrtaylor@FCchurch.comCoat DonationsThe Refugee Task Force is collectingwinter coats. Please place donations inthe marked baskets in the coat room atthe South Campus, or in the Rose Wingat North Campus.Support MissionsPurchase gift cards through our newScrip program or enroll in the KrogerRewards program. Visit the Mission pageat FCchurch.com for information.Media Volunteers NeededIf interested in joining the Media Team,please contact Randy Rocke at 614488.0681 or r3rocke@FCchurch.comGIVING THANKS FOR YOUR GIFTIf you have not yet fulfilled your pledge, thank you for doing all you can tosupport the life-giving and life-changing ministries of First Community Church.First Community ChurchMexico Mission Trip FundraiserBring this coupon with you for lunch or dinner onJanuary 8, 9 and 10, 2013and Carsonie’s will donate 20% of your purchase to theFirst Community Church Mexico Mission TripGood for lunch & dinner, dine-in or take-out.61725 West Lane Ave.Upper Arlington614 481.5555

ReceiveFirst Community Church provides many opportunities for learning, spiritual growth andfellowship, as well as material and spiritual assistance to those in need.Retreat OpportunitiesFor individual or group retreatopportunities, visit CampAkita.orgor call 740 385.3827 ext 221Care & PrayerAll prayers are held in confidence. Pleasecontact Sandy in the Pastoral Care Officeat 614 488.0681 ext 239Bridges to Healing Grief Group2nd/4th Tuesdays of the month,January 8 & 22, 7 pmWicker Room, South CampusFor those grieving a loss. Led by Rev.Jim Long and Dr. Dan Davis. For moreinformation, contact the Pastoral CareOffice at 614 488.0681 ext 239 orsturner@FCchurch.comProviding dignity, compassionand respect.Choice Food Pantry• Open Tuesdays & Thursdays8:30 - 11 am• Walk-ins welcome• No zip code requirement• Can come twice per monthHomeless Outreach• Out on Wednesdays with hotmeals. Call for more information.Referrals• Provide referrals to other agenciesfor needs we are unable to meet.Transitions Support Group1st/3rd Tuesdays of the month,January 15, 7 pmLibrary, South CampusFor those experiencing divorce or abroken relationship. Led by Dr. Dan Davis.Support Group forPeople with CancerWednesdays, 4 - 6 pmWicker Room, South CampusSupport Group for Family &Friends of People with CancerWednesdays, 4 - 6 pmLibrary, South CampusPastoral CounselingPastoral Care is intertwined throughoutall the programs and the business ofthe congregation as we explore lifetogether. Contact the Pastoral CareOffice at 614 488.0681 ext 239 orsturner@FCchurch.comWomen’s GuildFor information about the Women’sGuild, please contact Joy Plassman, Chairof the Membership Committee, atplassmans@yahoo.com, noting GuildMember Information in the subject line.Joy can also be reached evenings after6 pm at 614 459.1454614 488.0681 ext 203HeartToHeart@FCchurch.com7

This Week at First Community ChurchSunday, January 611:30 am Middle School Vocal Ensemble Rm. 118 (NC)Monday, January 79:30 am Parent Growth Guild Rm. (SC)3:30 pm Women’s Guild Executive Committee Library (SC)4:30 pm Women’s Guild Board Meeting Guild Rm. (SC)7:00 pm Women’s MASS (Middle Age Solutions) Lincoln Rd. Chapel (SC)7:00 pm Membership Council Meeting Rm. 111 (NC) (SC)Tuesday, January 88:30 am Heart to Heart Food Pantry Open (until 11) Annex Rm. 103/104 (SC) 10:00 am Tuesday at Ten Wicker Rm. (SC) 6:00 pm Whitechapel Ringers Rehearsal Rm. 111 (NC)7:00 pm Akita Council Meeting Rose Wing Conference Rm. (NC)7:00 pm For Dads Only Parent Group Guild Rm. (SC)7:00 pm K-5 & Youth Councils Meeting Rm. 128 (NC)7:00 pm Bridges to Healing Grief Group Wicker Rm. (SC) Wednesday, January 97:00 am Men’s Study Group Wicker Rm. (SC) 7:00 am Men’s Wednesday Fellowship Brownlee Hall (SC)9:30 am Women Living the Questions Wicker Rm. (SC) 4:00 pm Friends & Family of People with Cancer Library (SC)4:00 pm People with Cancer Support Group Wicker Rm. (SC) 5:30 pm Kindergarten Choir Rehearsal Rm. 118 (NC)5:30 pm Midweek Missions (Grades 1-5) Rm. 115 (NC)6:00 pm Cherub Choir Rehearsal Rm. 118 (NC)6:00 pm Midweek Missions (Kindergarten) Rm. 115 (NC)6:30 pm Middle School Midweek Rm. 125 (NC)6:30 pm Junior Choir Rehearsal Rm. 118 (NC)7:00 pm Wednesday Evening Bible Study Rose Wing Conference Rm. (NC)7:00 pm Guild Group D Kitchen (SC)7:00 pm Guild Group WW Guild Rm. (SC)7:00 pm Spiritual Searcher Committee Wicker Rm. (SC) 7:15 pm Youth Bell Choir 1 Rm. 111 (NC)8:00 pm Youth Bell Choir 2 Rm. 111 (NC)8:00 pm High School Impact Rm. 128 (NC)Thursday, January 108:30 am Heart to Heart Food Pantry Open (until 11) Annex Rm. 103/104 (SC) 4:15 pm Older Adult Council Guild Rm. (SC)6:30 pm Grandview Candlelight NA/Open Group Lincoln Rd. Chapel (SC)7:00 pm Pre-Baptism Class Wicker Rm. (SC) 7:30 pm Back Bay Mission Trip Info Meeting Rm. 111 (NC)7:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal Sanctuary (SC)Friday, January 1110:00 am Friday AA/Open Group Guild Rm. (SC)NC = North Campus, 3777 Dublin Road = Wheelchair inaccessibleSC = South Campus, 1320 Cambridge Blvd. 614488.0681NEXT SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE - January 13, 20138:30 am Rev. Hett preaching (Burkhart Chapel, SC)8:30 am Dr. Wing preaching (Grace Hall, NC)10 am Dr. Wing preaching (Grace Hall, NC)11 am Dr. Wing preaching (Sanctuary, SC)For further information on events, check the Welcome Center, firstnews Monthly,FCchurch.com, info@FCchurch.com or call 614 488.0681