Friday, January 08, 2010

Reconciliation through the Gospel

Our own Global Outreach partner Michael Oh spoke at the recent Urbana conference on the subject of reconciliation. Click here for the 12 minute presentation. Michael gives his personal testimony as a Korean of dealing with his resentment against Japan, as he is confronted with the gospel.

Welcome, Jacques!

Hyo Eun and Rocky Lee are pleased to announce the birth of Jacques Icah Lee, born January 1, 9:44 p.m., 7 lbs 2 oz, 21".

Childcare Needed

Interserve (interserveusa.org) is looking for one or two people to provide childcare during their upcoming candidate orientation. 

When: February 12-20 (except Sunday February 14), 8am-5pm
Where: InterserveUSA's US HQ - 7000 Ludlow Street, Upper Darby

They are currently expecting three children (ages 1, 6, and 8).Compensation will be provided. If interested, contact Debra Williams at the Interserve office - 610.352.0581.

A number of Tenth Global Outreach partners are with Interserve and at least one Tenth member will be attending the February orientation in preparation for service overseas.

Thursday, January 07, 2010

Sanctuary Flooring News

The sanctuary flooring contractor outlined and prepared the entire floor for the project this past Monday, but due to difficulties with the tile, we are considering a change in the sequence of the project and may install the carpet first. The carpet arrived today.

Wednesday, January 06, 2010

Carpet Movers Needed

The new sanctuary carpet will arrive tomorrow between 10 and 11 a.m. It will be a sidewalk drop-off delivery, meaning we will need to bring in 11 rolls of carpet from Spruce Street into the sanctuary. Several sextons will be here, but we need others to join in. Your help would be much appreciated if you are available.

March for Life

The March for Life in Washington, DC, is Friday, January 22 (the anniversary date of the Roe v. Wade decision). A bus will leave Proclamation Church at 8:00 am and return at 6:00 pm. Contact Annette to participate.

Prison Ministry Training

PRISON VOLUNTEER TRAINING: will take place Friday, January 22, 6:30 to 9:30pm and Saturday, January 23, 8:30am to 4:00pm at Tenth Presbyterian Church. Topics include: Biblical Foundations for an in-prison Ministry, Getting to Know the Criminal Justice Professionals, Introduction to the Prison Environment, Common Problem Areas for Prisoners’ families, Do’s and Don’ts on Prison Grounds, Facilitating Small-Groups, Learning to Listen, Aftercare and Ministry Opportunities. To register, email Prison Fellowship, krush@pfm.org.

Census Bureau Workers Needed

I received notice from Amy Henson, a recruiter with the US Census Bureau. She is recruiting temporary workers for the US Census this April. Wages are $13 to $17 per hour for a few weeks.
Qualifications:
18 years and older
Veterans preference
Senior citizens
Everyone can be tested

Conducting Census requires a wide variety of jobs.  Good pay, paid weekly, flexible hours, paid training, a feeling of acting in a sense of civic duty .

The test can be viewed on www. 2010censusjobs.gov
Contact Amy Henson at 215-609-2824

Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Angel Tree Christmas Party

Tenth's annual Angel Tree Christmas party was a great success. Friendship, fellowship, gifts and the gospel were provided to many parents and children. See the photographs here.

Monday, January 04, 2010

Soup Swap

The Parish 3 / Parish 4 soup swap is this coming Saturday (1/9) from 9 to 11am at Kami Olmstead's home.  To RSVP or to find out the details/instructions, please email Lori Schantz (lorischantz@yahoo.com) or Kami Olmstead (kloteaches@msn.com).

DC Prayer and Praise Celebration

This special evening (Thursday, January 7) is designed for the entire family as we celebrate Delaware County Christian School's 60th Anniversary and the many blessings God has bestowed on DC. The evening will end promptly at 8:30 p.m. Please bring the family as we worship in song with gifted worship leaders -- Greg and Linda Hytha (Linda Lownes Hytha is a DC grad) -- share our blessings with an open mic, interspersed with times of prayer.

Greg and Linda Hytha (DC grad ‘77) have been on an enthusiastic and ever-changing musical adventure for several decades, whether it be touring , producing origina lCD’s, or playing various venues in the Philadelphia region. Greg and Linda currently lead worship at Grace Valley Fellowship Valley Forge, and Greg leads music for the mid-week service at Calvary Church of Souderton. Their latest endeavor has been to incorporate the rest of their family into the band: Carrie (14) on vocals/keys, Chris (12) on drums, Rob (19) on sax/percussion and Alex (16) on sound.

Mark your calendars now for an evening you will not want to miss!