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Notes on the Notes – October 21, 2012

Sunday, October 21, 2012

“How Can I Keep From Singing” –  Chris Tomlin says the song “How Can I Keep From Singing?” that he and two friends wrote in 2006 was discovered and adapted by Matt Redman from a 19th Century hymn by the same name.  The song’s theme has remained the same since it was first penned — […]

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Calling all UCW ladies who like to sing!

Saturday, October 20, 2012

You are invited to join with the ladies of the Worship Choir to sing a special anthem on Oct. 28, WPUC’s celebration of the UCW’s 50th Anniversary.  The practices will be on Thursday, October 25 from 7:45-8:30 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 28 from 9:30-10:10 a.m.   We will be singing the special anniversary song “Tapestry of […]

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September Finance snapshot

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

FINANCIAL REPORT                   YTD   OVER GENERAL OPERATING FUND YTD BUDGET     UNDER (  )       September 30, 2012 September 30, 2012   BUDGET               LOCAL GIVINGS   $128,170.99 $132,250.96   * ($4,079.97) OTHER     $10,229.51 $11,074.85 […]

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Coffee during service.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

We hope you all enjoyed having coffee during service.  Please let us know how you thought this went.  Should we have it again and if so, how often? Come to church this Sunday and let us know! Bring a friend!

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Notes on the Notes – October 14, 2012

Saturday, October 13, 2012

“We Praise You, O God” – VU #218 – The title for Voices United  comes from the third stanza of this hymn.  The words were written by Julia Cory in 1902 at the request of the organist, for a Thanksgiving service at Brick Presbyterian Church in New York.  The original 16th century text, known as the […]

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Notes on the Notes – October 7, 2012

Saturday, October 6, 2012

“Siyahamba” (VU 646) originated in South Africa and is said to have been composed c. 1950 by Andries van Tonder, an elder of the Judith Church.  The original composition was in Afrikaans (with the title “Ons marsjeer nou in die lig van God”) and was later translated into Zulu by Thabo Mkhize.  The form of […]

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