November 2014

UP on the Hill
Newsletter of The Hill United Presbyterian Church Butler, PA
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP, STUDY AND FELLOWSHIP
9:15 A.M.J.A.M. Session and Adult Study
9:30 A.M.30 Minutes (!) For Youth
10:30 A.M.Worship Service
11:30 A.M.Coffee / Fellowship Time in the Fellowship Hall

PASTORAL MINISTRY
Rev. Clark T. Sawyer


PROGRAM MINISTRY
Kathy O. Sawyer


MUSIC MINISTRY
Kathy O. Sawyer, Director of Music

Margaret E. McGuirk, Organist

Nancy Slezak, Memorial Handbell
Director and Assistant Organist


CHURCH OFFICE
Elean Heist, Administrative Assistant

Jennifer Gilliland, Financial Secretary

Lyn Goehring, Treasurer


CUSTODIANS
John D. Whittington
Bobby Jo Sullins

The Hill United
Presbyterian Church
501 Second Street
Butler, Pennsylvania 16001
724-287-5427
E-mail: hillup@zoominternet.net
www.hillup.org
Worship, Study and Fellowship With Us!
NOVEMBER 9, 2014
22nd Sunday after Pentecost

Sermon: Is There Oil In Your Lamp?

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Joshua 24: 1-3 and 14-25; Matthew 25: 1-13
NOVEMBER 16, 2014
23rd Sunday after Pentecost

Sermon: Holy Waste

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Genesis 22: 1-14; Matthew 26: 6-13
NOVEMBER 23, 2014
Christ The King Sunday

Sermon: The Prophet, Priest, And King

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Hebrews 5: 1-10; Matthew 25: 31-46
NOVEMBER 30, 2014
1st Sunday in Advent

Sermon: The Word That Will Not Pass Away

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Isaiah 64: 1-9; Mark 13: 24-37
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
SUNDAY MORNING
WORSHIP SERVICES
10:30 - 11:30 A.M.
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 2, 2014
21st Sunday after Pentecost
Consecration Sunday
Lords Supper - Traditional

Sermon: The Reformation Faith

Rev. Clark Sawyer

Scripture: Ephesians 2: 1-10; Matthew 23: 1-15
NOVEMBER
WORSHIP ATTENDANCE
IN SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER 2014
The Worship of God is the central act in our
life together with Jesus Christ. The writer to the
Hebrews reminds us to not neglect the habit of
meeting together so that we may be stirred up to
love and good works!.
Come to worship and bring others that we might be
stirred up together through the Holy Spirit! See you at
worship!
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Sunday
9/7 129
9/14 102
9/21 160
9/28 126
10/5 127
10/12 91
10/19 121
10/26 97
Dear Brothers and
Sisters, Members and
Friends of the Hill United
Presbyterian Church:

November brings with it our
national holiday of giving thanks for
the blessings that we do have in our
lives.
In a former Pastorate, one of our
church members loved the gospel
song, Count Your Blessings.
One of the stanzas to that song
reads this way:
When upon lifes billows you are
tempest-tossed, when you are
discouraged, thinking all is lost, count
your many blessings, name them one
by one, and it will surprise you what
the Lord hath done!
This gospel song echoes the
words of Paul in 1 Thessalonians 5:
16-18 Rejoice always, pray
constantly, give thanks in all
circumstances; for this is the will of
God in Christ Jesus for you.
In our stewardship of this life
through our time, talent, and
treasure, what a tremendous blessing
to serve our Lord Jesus Christ.
Happy Thanksgiving and the
grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be
with you!

Pastor Clark
Rev. Clark T. Sawyer
Session Highlights
October 13 and 26, 2014
The following motions from the Worship and Discipleship Committee
were approved by Session:
1. To purchase ProPresenter software and license in the amount of
$399.00, with money to come from the Helen Beck Fund and gift(s)
from Tom Moser and family.
2. To approve the Hill United Presbyterian Church Communion Dates
for 2015.
The following motions from the Stewardship and Mission Support
Committee were approved by Session:
1. To accept a gift from the estate of Harry D. Wimer in the amount
of $30,000 which the donor stipulations that $15,000 be used
exclusively to maintain the existing building and that $15,000 be
used for Hill Church youth wishing to attend Camps Lambec or
Crestfield.
2. To create a fund with our New Covenant Funds named the Harry
D. Wimer and Evelyn Philips Ewing Fund and deposit in it the
$15,000 given by the Wimer estate for use by Hill Church youth
attending Camps Lambec or Crestfield.
3. To deposit $15,000 of the Wimer estate gift into the Emergency
Building Fund which will be renamed the Building Maintenance
Fund.
4. To give 25% of the 2014 Peace and Global Witness denominational
offering to VOICe.
The following motion from Worship and Discipleship and
Administration Committees were approved by Session:
1. That Preston Showman of Pipe Organ Services be contracted to
perform repair to the organ including installation of a quiet fan,
removal of the acoustical fabric, and replacement with copper
screening, and any necessary painting with an estimated cost of
$3,600, not to exceed $5,000. The funds will be taken from the
Organ Fund, #310.76.
Clark Sawyer, Moderator
The above amounts represent the 2014 financial
transactions in the general operating fund. This
summary does not include any of the special and
endowment funds.

You may help the work of the Lord and your Hill
family of faith by staying current on the payment of
your tithes and offerings. Our ministries, programs
and mission commitments go on throughout the year
regardless of the season.
The next newsletter deadline is NOVEMBER 15, 2014!
BIBLE READING S FOR NOVEMBER
Financial
Summary
Hill U.P. Prayer List

Would you like to receive our weekly
prayer list by email? If this is something you
are interested in receiving, please send an email
to Elean Heist at our church office email
hillup@zoominternet.net asking to be added to
the weekly prayer email list.
Do you have a person or persons that you
would like added to our weekly prayer list?
You can also email the information to Elean
Heist at our church office email
hillup@zoominternet.net to have them added.
Please be sure to have your emails sent in
by 2:00 p.m. on Thursdays each week to be
included in the weekly prayer list. If you have
any questions, please feel free to contact Elean.
Morning Evening
1 Jer. 24, 25, 26 Titus 2
2 Jer. 27, 28, 29 Titus 3
3 Jer. 30, 31 Philemon
4 Jer. 32, 33 Heb. 1
5 Jer. 34, 35, 36 Heb. 2
6 Jer. 37, 38, 39 Heb. 3
7 Jer. 40, 41, 42 Heb. 4
8 Jer. 43, 44, 45 Heb. 5
9 Jer. 46, 47 Heb. 6
10 Jer. 48, 49 Heb. 7
11 Jer. 50 Heb. 8
12 Jer. 51, 52 Heb. 9
13 Lam. 1, 2 Heb. 10: 1-18
14 Lam. 3, 4, 5 Heb. 10: 19-39
15 Ezek. 1, 2 Heb. 11: 1-19
16 Ezek. 3, 4 Heb. 11: 20-40
17 Ezek. 5, 6, 7 Heb. 12
18 Ezek. 8, 9, 10 Heb. 13
19 Ezek. 11, 12, 13 Jas. 1
20 Ezek. 14, 15 Jas. 2
21 Ezek. 16, 17 Jas. 3
22 Ezek. 18, 19 Jas. 4
23 Ezek. 20, 21 Jas. 5
24 Ezek. 22, 23 I. Pet. 1
25 Ezek. 24, 25, 26 I. Pet. 2
26 Ezek. 27, 28, 29 I. Pet. 3
27 Ezek. 30, 31, 32 I. Pet. 4
28 Ezek. 33, 34 I. Pet. 5
29 Ezek. 35, 36 II. Pet. 1
30 Ezek. 37, 37, 39 II. Pet. 2
Receipts and Disbursements
FOR MONTH ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2014
Actual Budget
Variance
Favorable
(Unfavorable)
Receipts
Envelope **
Offerings $150,183 $165,744 ($15,561)
Other Offerings
& Receipts 119,133 88,290 30,843
Total Receipts 269,316 254,034 15,282
Disbursements
Personnel 149,966 152,587 2,621
Buildings &
Grounds 31,701 29,772 (1,929)
Capital
Improvements 4,165 0 (4,165)
Office
Operations 5,807 7,131 1,324
Stewardship 7,332 9,756 2,424
Mission Support 18,483 16,920 (1,563)
Christian
Education 10,262 12,753 2,491
Nurture 1,880 4,356 2,476
Worship 12,051 8,406 (3,645)
Discipleship 26,153 12,150 (14,003)
Total
Disbursements 267,800 253,831 (13,969)
Net of Receipts
over
Disbursements 1,516 203 1,313
Fund Balance
Unrestricted (Deficit) ($16,071)
Designated 23,040
Total General Fund 6,969
NOTE: The $203 difference in the YTD budget is
due to the upgraded CW software adding
whole dollars to the last budgeted month.



Stewardship Emphasis Time
and 2015 Stewardship Campaign

Abundant Giving
Dear Friends,
By now you should have received the 2015 stewardship letter and pledge form. Our 2015 stewardship
message comes from 2 Corinthians 9:6-8 and reads: The point is this: the one who sows sparingly will
also reap sparingly, and the one who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each of you must give as
you have made up your mind, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. This
lesson challenges us to recognize that we have been abundantly blessed by God and thereby, through the
Grace of God, can give abundantly to meet the needs of others.
As in past years our stewardship emphasis time started with leadership giving by members of the Session
and Board of Deacons. Our church leaders pledged a total of $51,260.00 to support the ministries and
programs of Hill Church for 2015. And as of October 29, 2014 additional pledges totaling $81,332.00 have
been received from other members of our Hill Church family of faith for a combined total of $132,592.00.
If you have not already done so, please prayerfully consider how you can support the mission and
ministries of Hill Church. Please complete the pledge form that came with your stewardship message and
return it in the envelope provided. If you have misplaced your pledge form you may use the form included
with this newsletter article. You may return your pledge form by mailing it to the church office or placing
it in the offering plate during worship.
During the next two months the Session will continue our stewardship emphasis and prepare the 2015 Hill
Church budget. We are hopeful that even in these challenging times you and your family will continue to
share your time, talent and treasure, giving abundantly as God has given to you.
Thank you for honoring God through your support of the ministries and mission of Hill Church. Your
generosity makes all the difference!
The Stewardship and Mission Support Committee

2015 ESTIMATE OF GIVING CARD*
I want to help support the work of my church.
I estimate that during the next year I will give my church:

$________ per week, or $ ________per month, or $________per year

NAME _____________________________________

ADDRESS___________________________________

*I understand that this giving estimate may be raised or lowered anytime
simply by calling the church office.
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4th - Cathy Zarnick and Victoria Campbell
5th - William Leroy
6th - Heather Kretzer, Morgan Miller, and
Ray Dougherty
8th - Laura Clark
9th - Amber Selfridge
10th - Louise Evans
11th - Lin Ellis and Sherie Snow
12th - Emily Selfridge
13th - Carol Cunningham
14th - Laraine McCrea and Mary Waggoner
15th - Casey Arn and Grier Lyons
16th - Linda Fend and Timothy Kennedy
18th - Christopher Wandell
19th - William Snow
21st - Cara Moses and David Dougherty
22nd - Heather Porter and Steve Arn
26th - April Miller
27th - Simon Brown and William Brown
29th - Carrie Birch and William McGarvey
30th - Edna Mae Knauer
Keep Me Warm Trees
We will once again this year be asking for
contributions to decorate our Keep Me Warm
Trees. We will have one set up in the Church
Annex and another in the Fellowship Hall
downstairs. Your gifts of mittens, hats, scarves,
socks, sweaters, and other warm winter clothing
will be greatly appreciated. They will be taken
to local organizations to be given to folks in
need. Bless each of you for your generosity.
- Presbyterian Women
Shop Through Amazon.com!
As the Christmas season quickly approaches, we would like to remind you all to consider shopping
through Amazon.com where a percentage of your purchases will go to OUR church! Simply visit our
website at hillup.org and click on the Amazon icon, which can be seen at the right hand side of the
page when you click on the Church News tab at the top of the page. No other action is needed on
your part. If you are planning on shopping on Amazon this holiday season or anytime at all, please
remember to do this, and tell your family and friends too!
The 2015 Pulpit Flowers sign
up sheet is now available on
the bulletin board in the
Overflow Room. The price of
the flowers is $30. Please be
sure to fill out your form(s)
clearly and attach your
payment. Thank you!
Cookbooks
Last year at the Womens
Luncheon, we had a wonderful
variety of salads, which prompted some of the
women to think we should be sharing those recipes.
The result is that the Presbyterian Women are
looking for your recipes for a new cookbook. Start
thinking of your favorite recipes that were not
included in our 2002 cookbook. Forms will be
included for your use in the Sunday Bulletins
beginning November 2nd. Our deadline to submit
recipes will be December 14th. We know that some
of the fellas in the church enjoy cooking and/or
baking. Wed be happy to get your recipes also.
We expect to have the books for sale in the Spring
of 2015.

HARVEST HOME 2014

It is that time of year when the
Deacons will be collecting food for the
community for the Thanksgiving season. The food
will be distributed through Covenant Cupboard in
time for the November holiday. For three weeks
food will be collected in the southeast corner of
the sanctuary near the organ. The following are
suggestions of food items by weeksthough it's
not a strict guideline, just a suggestion.

It is the Deacons hope that our congregation will
continue to be generous in bringing in food items
and/or money donations to support our Harvest
Home Project, and as a result, benefit Covenant
Cupboard.

November 2: Canned and jarred foods;
vegetables, fruits, soup, jelly, spaghetti sauce,
tuna, salmon, peanut butter, beef stew, pumpkin.

November 9: Boxed and bagged food; flour,
sugar, macaroni and cheese, pancake mix, cereals,
rice, cake mixes, pie mixes, crackers.

November 16: Three-pound bags of apples and
five pound bags of potatoes which require the
least cold storage time. Other fresh vegetables
and fruits cannot be collected due to the lack of
cold storage areas.
Hill Church Christmas Musical
The Christmas Shoe Tree
Join us Sunday, December 14th at 7 p.m.!
Director: Kathy Sawyer
The rehearsal schedule is as follows
(no absences, please):
Wed, November 19 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Everyone Sat, November 22 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Everyone
Leads
Sun, November 23 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Leads Wed, December 3 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Everyone
Sat, December 6 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Everyone
Leads
Wed, December 10 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Everyone
Sat, December 13
Dress Rehearsal
10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Everyone
Leads
Sun, December 14 5:00 p.m. Everyone
Show at 7 p.m.
CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS WITH
YOUR CHURCH FAMILY
Please join your church family at the annual
Christmas dinner on December 7th at 6:00
P.M. in the Fellowship Hall. Following the dinner,
the Hill Church Instrumental Ensemble will lead us
in singing Christmas carols. Look for more
information and a reservation form in Church
bulletins this month. Please reserve
the date and plan to celebrate with
us this holiday season (along with
a special visitor!)!

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Yellow Ribbon Girls
Not far from here in Ellwood City are three sisters who started this organization after their brother
was deployed as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. Each month they send care packages to
men and women serving overseas. Their organization is run 100% by donations from groups, individuals, and
businesses. Some of the items sent are writing paper, pens, envelopes, hard candy, travel size toilet paper,
toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, foot powder, saline nasal spray, eye drops, hand sanitizer, baby wipes,
hand lotion, feminine hygiene products, chap stick, disposable razors, tissues, soap, hairbrushes, combs, wash
clothes, socks, powder drink mixes, microwave popcorn, beef jerky, instant coffee, creamer, packs of
crackers, and packs of cookies. For more ideas or ways to get involved, contact Andy Chaff or visit
their website at www.yellowribbongirls.com. There is a box in the Overflow for donated items.
GHANA MISSION TASK FORCE REPORT

Bernard Daddy, Chairperson of the Bubiashie Scholarship Committee is in the midst of
selecting students for the current academic year. We should be hearing of these results by
year-end. Stay tuned.

Joshua Heikklila, the PC(USA) mission co-worker in West Africa, writes to tell us about the many problems
which in his opinion are related to poverty. There is a lack of affordable health care, so people suffer from
illness. Income from farming or work in the market is not enough to take care of basic needs like food, shelter,
and clothing. Students struggle to raise fees for school, and even after graduation jobs are still hard to come
by. Because there is little recourse through other means people turn to prayer, and they pray fervently.

You can see where our scholarship effort at Hill Church addresses one of the many ailments of Ghana. Thanks
to you, the Hill Church members, and thanks be to God.

The next item of business for the Task Force will be in early November when we prepare Christmas greetings
to send to students and key persons in the Bubiashie District. Meantime, with Christmas getting closer,
consider a scholarship fund contribution to honor a family member or a friend instead of a material gift.

Please keep the Bubiashie District churches, Bernard Daddy, chairperson of the Bubiashie Scholarship
Committee, as well as the students in your prayers. Also pray for resolution to the Ebola health crisis in West
Africa.
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ITS SHOEBOX TIME!
Our Church will once again be collecting filled shoeboxes for girls and boys for
Operation Christmas Child. We will have more information in an upcoming
Church bulletin insert about ideas for filling the shoeboxes with goodies for needy
children, or you can visit the Operation Christmas child website at www.samaritanspurse.org/
occ for ideas, boy and girl box labels, and an informative video. All shoe boxes need to be collected on or
before November 23rd to make sure that the children receive them in time for Christmas. If shopping and
filling shoeboxes are not for you, we will also accept monetary donations.

Christmas is about sharing the gift of God's Son, Jesus Christ, with the world. Operation Christmas Child
brings joy and hope to poor children around the world through gift-filled shoe boxes and the Good News of
Gods love. You can share Gods love with needy children in Honduras, Kosovo, or another country by
participating with other members of our church. You can start by filling out and coloring the enclosed letter
to put in the shoebox. Also consider if you want your shoebox to go to a boy or girl and what age group for
which you would like to buy. Wrap the lid and the bottom of your shoebox in colorful Christmas paper, and
look for a brochure in church or visit the website www.samaritanspurse.org/occ for gift ideas to fill your
box.
Don't forget to bring your shoe box gift to church on or before Sunday,
November 23, 2014. What a perfect gift to give in honor of Jesus' birthday!
N D H A E C Y L I M A F T K W C S P H P
Q A L A O I W R D K Z U H O T U T D M U
H K T L R N P W V A M G A O D B U P J M
Q E O I R V Y S E B F K N C M M F Q O P
A N W O V E E E F E F A K T D V F Q E K
Y C C C K E M S L P I H S D N E I R F I
E I I R O O A L T F O J G K A C N C P N
N C U R D R O M W C H Z I W L Z G B J W
R T A E E W M X E T Z Y V S G S E G Y T
J E E E S M F Q U R C I I Q N M X X H Z
S R W H P L A O Z R I E N V E I K Q Z R
F I I O Q B M K P M E C G Z Q R E P O H
Y P C G L Y V O C A B Y A W A G J V F H
R W H K L F T E Z I A M A N D L W M E Y
F Z Q P N A Y S E T T L E R S I M H A A
F A L L T E G A W O R S H I P P F S S M
S I I O V R S L M S S E N D N I K A T S
S A E T A G M S G I V I N G S G Z U N P
M S I V H Z S P R U B J L H Q Q S Q J I
K H Y L N O V T Y B K F L C U T U S G U

AMERICA
COLONY
COOK
CORN
ENGLAND
FAITH
FALL
FAMILY
FEAST
FELLOWSHIP
FISH
FREEDOM
FRIENDSHIP
GIVING
GRAVY
HARVEST
HOPE
KINDNESS
MAIZE
MAYFLOWER
NATIVE AMERICANS
PEACE
PIE
PILGRIMS
PLYMOUTH
POTATOES
PRAYER
PUMPKIN
SAIL
SETTLERS
SICKNESS
SQUASH
STUFFING
THANKSGIVING
TURKEY
WORSHIP
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VOLUNTEERS for NOVEMBER 2014 SUNDAY
MIDDLE SECTIONBRADY STREET SECTION PEARL ST. SECTIONOVERFLOW AREA
NOVEMBER 2 Sharon Montag, 724-285-3231 Karen Shultz, 724-283-2413
NOVEMBER 9 Nancy Daugherty, 724-285-1013 Janet Edinger, 724-282-7782
NOVEMBER 16 Lois Minich, 724-283-1875 Volunteer Needed
NOVEMBER 23 Dennis Hawk, 724-285-6355 Peg Dumbaugh, 724-789-7331
NOVEMBER 30 Anne Miller, 724-282-2072 Kim Selfridge, 724-285-9017
NOVEMBER 2 NOVEMBER 9 NOVEMBER 16 NOVEMBER 23 NOVEMBER 30
Donated in loving
memory of
Craig Daugherty by
Nancy, Stacie and
Sue.
Donated in loving memory of
Elroy and Crystal Beisheim and
Richard R.B. Beisheim, Jr. by
Richard and Maxine Beisheim
Donated in loving
memory of our parents
by Jan and Wayne
Hoover.
Donated in loving
memory of
Ruth Brookhart by
Helen Knauer
and Family
Donated in
loving memory
of Jack T. Street
by Carolyn
Street.
COMMUNION TEAM Team A
NEWSLETTER TEAM in NOVEMBER (for December) Team B (Willing Workers)
VAN DRIVER for NOVEMBER - Jim Kamerer (724-283-2248)

PULPIT FLOWERS

USHER
TEAM
GREETERS
BEFORE
GREETERS
AFTER
(DEACONS)
COUNTING
ELDERS
NURSERY ACOLYTE
COFFEE
HOUR
NOVEMBER
2
Ladies
Team
Volunteer
Needed
Tanner
McCaw
Carolyn Street
Carol Gadsby Lane Hawk
Stewardship
Committee,
Consecration
Sunday
Celebration
David McCrea Kathy Ruffel
NOVEMBER
9
Bob Scotts
Team
Bea Welch
Sharon
Montag
Diane Olenic
Lois Minich
Lauren
Cavalero
The Fagans
Jack Montag
Nancy
Daugherty
NOVEMBER
16
Junior
Team
Anne
McCaw
Karen Shultz Bob Kennedy
Jim Kamerer Lydia Reeger Deacons
Bea Welch Michael Fagan
NOVEMBER
23
Jack
Montags
Team
Audrey
Nossokoff
Cathy Zarnick Anne Miller
Nancy
Daugherty
Madison Hall
Volunteer
Needed
John Anderson Pat Brennen
NOVEMBER
30
Combined
Teams
Volunteer
Needed
Patti
Donaldson
Marsh Miller
Kerry
McElhaney
Noah Reeger Deacons
Carole Hall Dennis Hawk
PEW GREETERS
Hill Church for many years was known as The Glad Hand Church. The Nurture
Committee wants to continue this tradition. Pew Greeters will now welcome visitors,
encourage them to sign the guest registry, and invite them to Fellowship Hour on Sunday.




















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