Westminster Presbyterian Church A House of Prayer and Praise for People of All Nations

110th Anniversary of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Trenton NJ

10th Anniversary

of Tú Puedes / You Can Mission, Najayo, Dominican Republic September 28, 2008

Order of Service

*CONTEMPORARY PRAISE Come Now Is the Time to Worship (Integrity iWorship DVD) PROCESSIONAL

Come All Ye People / Uyai Mose (dark blue #2274 or screen) (The Christ candle is lit as a symbol of our prayers for peace throughout the world.)

*SONG OF PREPARATION

Holy Ground

(dark blue #2272 or screen)

Led by the Children of WPC with sign language. *CALL TO WORSHIP

Psalm 23 Jeff Majors, Sacred CD Spanish translation by Rev. Karen Hernández-Granzen.

*HYMN OF ADORATION

The Church’s One Foundation (light blue #547 or screen)

CALL & PRAYER OF CONFESSION (in unison)

God of night-whispered wisdom, forgive us for the times we fail to seek your will or heed your call. Forgive us when we fail to act on the truth we know, the knowledge we have, the possibility there is for change. Forgive us when we let our love for family or friends or church or nation or race blind us to their faults – and ours.

SILENT CONFESSION ASSURANCE OF PARDON

Leader: May God have mercy on us and pardon us of all our sins. Know that you are forgiven and freed to shape a dream filled with compassion and courage. Know that you are forgiven and freed to forgive others. Walk into a future shaped not by failures, but by God’s dream of justice and mercy for all peoples and nations. All: Thanks be to God. Amen.

* Those who are able, please stand.

Order of Service (continued)

*SONG OF RESPONSE

We Fall Down—(Donnie McClurkin CD, screen)

WORSHIP AND THE ARTS FOR THE CHILD IN ALL OF US!

1. For All the Saints is sung as images of WPC Resurrected Saints are displayed on the screen. Examples of Living Saints of WPC are acknowledged. 2. Reflections from Deacon Robert Fronley (aka “Bishop”) 3. Multimedia Presentations:

Get SET Tú Puedes (Theme song: El Amor)

PRAYER OF ILLUMINATION (sung)

Gracious Spirit (dark green #166, verse 2)

SCRIPTURE READINGS

Select verses from Isaiah & Revelation

SERMON

Something Old - Something New Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Lewis

*HYMN OF RESPONSE

We Have Come This Far by Faith (screen)

PRESENTATION OF PROCLAMATIONS & CITATIONS HONOREES

CITATION RECIPIENTS

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The Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation The Danellie Foundation City of Trenton William Ingram

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Sharon Frangipani Passage Theatre Princeton Theological Seminary Princeton University Trenton Police Department

Presbytery of New Brunswick

* Those who are able, please stand.

Order of Service (continued)

PRAYER & THE LORD’S PRAYER

(In the language and tradition of your choice.)

*OFFERTORY

Give Thanks (Integrity iWorship DVD)

*PRAYER OF DEDICATION *HYMN OF DEDICATION

I Need You to Survive

*COMMISSION & BENEDICTION

(Please form a circle around the sanctuary as a symbol of our unity in Christ.)

PASSING OF THE PEACE English

The peace of Christ be with you.

And also with you.

Spanish

La paz de Dios sea contigo.

Y tambien contigo.

Zulu

“Sawabona” - Which means “I see You.”

“Sikhona” - Which means “I am here.” or “I exist.”

* Those who are able, please stand.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Easter Sunday, March 23, 2008

“One of these All Saints Days our names will be read. We are the potential saints for future generations. We are the shoulders on which others will stand. Will we be ancestors who sat on their hands or ancestors who raised their hands? Sometimes we forget that we aren’t just living our busy lives. We’re also laying a foundation, molding a future and establishing a legacy. How is it going? …As we remember these strong shoulders on which we stand, we are challenged to strengthen our own shoulders. We are ancestors in the making after all, saints for a generation yet unborn. It is an awesome opportunity. Rise up, O saints of God!” “Living by the Word”, Mary W. Anderson (The Christian Century: Thinking Critically Living Faithfully, October 18, 2003)

Below are a Few Examples of WPC’s Living Saints Who Raised their Hands!! WPC 50 Year-Plus Living Saints: C. Robert Fronley, for nurturing generations of WPC children & future leaders. Clifford Reed, for helping to build & maintain WPC’s church facility. WPC 30 Year-Plus Living Saints: Clair J. Andreas, for moderating the PNC that called Pastor Karen. Linda Konrad-Byers, for ensuring Get SET’s high standards & achievements. WPC 10 Year-Plus Living Saints: David Byers, for creating and expanding our multimedia worship ministry. Shawn McRae, Sr., for expanding and sustaining our Sunday School Ministry. WPC 5 Year-Plus Living Saints: Angela Johnson, for bringing WPC’s office technology into the 21st century. Maureen Rickman, for modeling a hunger for the word of God studied & lived.

Westminster Historical Mini Time Capsule 1800’s  1890’s: Sunday School classes held in William G. Cook public school in the Wilbur section of Trenton  1895: officers of the School decide to make a formal application to the Presbytery of New Brunswick to organize a church  1898: Dedication of the building, erected on a lot donated by Hampton W. Cook on the northwest corner of Walnut and Walter Avenues, on June 26, 1898 1900’s  1909: The Walnut Avenue Presbyterian Church was moved one block from the corner of Walter and Walnut Avenue to the corner of Greenwood and S. Walter and in 1910 was renamed Westminster Presbyterian Church.  1929: Boy Scout Troop 8 was formed with Oswald Trolle as scoutmaster. 1950’s  1951: On March 4, 1951 the congregation approved the building of “a new basement church” to be known as Cook Hall  1952:The Presbyterian Women’s Association was organized and circles were formed  1956: Session commissioned a new sanctuary and the church held a successful building fund campaign for $100.000  1958: April 13, 1958 at 4:00 pm a worship service was held dedicating the new sanctuary. 1960’s  1962: Session voted to proceed with the erection of an education building.  1964: The education building was dedicated on June 7, 1964. 1970’s  1970: Head Start began programs in the education building  1970’s: Church members serve in Viet Nam  1970’s: Innovative additions to worship services…personal baking of bread for communion, singing of the Lord’s Prayer (music by Jean Adams),  1972: Campfire Girls began meeting at WPC 1980’s  1984: WPC became involved in church-based community organizing and joined the IOC (Interfaith Organization for Community)  1985: The Women’s Association invited the men of the church to join them and changed their name to Westminster Association. The Lunch out Group (LOGS) was also a part of this ministry and fellowship group.  1985: the first NA meeting in Trenton began meeting at WPC  1988: Parent’s For Action begins a preschool program in the education building 1990’s  1990: The Trenton Cluster Churches sponsored a Summer Program for youth.  1990: WPC members serve in Desert Storm  1993: WIC (Women, Infants and Children) clinics began  1998: Centennial Stoles were designed by members & friends and sewn by WPC women  1998: First Passion/Palm Sunday Reenactment of the Lord’s Supper  1998: Elder/missionaries Debora & Ruben Damiani planted the seed for Tu Puedes / You Can Mission in Najayo, Dominican Republic

Westminster Historical Mini Time Capsule cont. 2000’s  2000: Get SET Academic Year after school program moves to WPC  2004: Get SET Summer Program begins at WPC & Vacation Bible School in early July is resurrected  2004: Wellspring Incorporated within the State of New Jersey as a nonprofit.  2006: Church grounds dedicated and named the “Rainbow Quad” and the beginning of Take it to the Streets block parties, and the Back to School Supplies Carnival event, during which free school supplies are distributed  2006: Wellspring Federal 501C3 application accepted. Financial Workshop held and yoga class initiated  2007: Annual Live Nativities in the Rainbow Quad with farm animals began Get SET Today

(Trenton Times: September 13, 2008)

Get SET Academic Year Program (October— May) is a free after school tutoring/mentoring program. Get SET is multicultural multilingual and works with parents to provide a sanctuary for youth away from the violence and gang presence prevalent in our communities and schools.

Get SET programs are educational and focus on: Academic performance Building positive self-esteem Respecting self and others High school youth learn and develop leadership skills and a good work ethic Get SET embraces the arts. Our children have: Written and acted in short plays Choreographed dances Performed in recitals Written poetry Designed sculpture pieces Painted murals And much much more!

TU PUEDES / YOU CAN MISSION 10TH ANNIVERSARY NAJAYO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC BRIEF HISTORY (1998 - 2008) In 1998, when Westminster Presbyterian Church celebrated its 100th Anniversary, it also commissioned Ruben & Debora Damiani to begin the Tú Puedes Mission in the Dominican Republic, their native land. Through God’s gracious blessings, and the support of member churches from New Brunswick and New York City Presbyteries, churches from other denominations, Tapestry Funds, and family and friends, Tú Puedes Mission has effectively reached out to the Najayo community. Tú Puedes / You Can Mission’s Initial Mission Focus For the first few years, Tú Puedes’ missionaries focused their efforts primarily on distributing clothing, shoes, vitamins, medication for parasites, and Christmas gifts for the children on el Día de los Reyes. They hosted many Health Fairs with the support of local doctors and dentists. They taught sewing, ESL and computer skills to the adults. Establishment of Tú Puedes / You Can Mission School In 2003, Tú Puedes Mission began focusing on the children by establishing a school which offered classes from 1st grade through 6th grade. Within two years, it became an officially accredited educational institution by the Dominican government. Presently, there are over 580 students enrolled in pre-school through 11th grade, 9 teachers, 3 support staff and one Director, for AM & PM Sessions. Tú Puedes School has been rated fifteenth in quality among all the schools of the Dominican Republic, and its students have scored in the 98th percentile on standardized tests. Construction of Tú Puedes / You Can Mission Center In 2004, Tú Puedes Mission Center’s construction began with the building of the educational facility. Blueprints include a future outdoor physical education area, chapel, library, health facility, and living quarters for visiting missionaries. Currently, there are 9 classrooms, two restrooms, an office for the Director, and a computer room. Dedication of Tú Puedes / You Can Mission & Educational Facility In June of 2008, a nine member delegation of New Brunswick Presbytery, officially dedicated Tú Puedes Mission and Educational Center. They participated in an 8th grade graduation ceremony, led a Vacation Bible School program, and worshiped and fellowshipped with our Dominican sisters and brothers. This delegation is now called to inspire others to participate in God’s mission in Najayo, Dominican Republic.

GET SET ACADEMIC YEAR & SUMMER ARTS CAMP CHILDREN, YOUTH, PARENTS & VOLUNTEER MENTORS EXTEND THEIR DEEP APPRECIATION TO THE DANELLIE FOUNDATION FOR BEING THEIR MOST GENEROUS DONOR

Biography - Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Lewis The Reverend Jacqui Lewis, Ph.D. is the Senior Minister/Minister for Vision, Worship and the Arts at Middle Collegiate Church in New York City. Jacqui felt God calling her to ministry when she was a child in Chicago. “In lots of ways—my first communion at our Presbyterian Church; the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr; at camp as a teen in Michigan; directing my college gospel choir—I felt God calling me to an artistic, multicultural ministry of reconciliation. Middle feels to me like the culmination of all of the dreams I have had of church— it is a rehearsal of the reign of God. It is home.” Home for Jacqui’s family was on Air Force bases. They landed in Chicago, where she went to grammar school and high school. Jacqui attended Northwestern University (“I was pretending to be a chemical engineer…”) and then graduated from Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, with a B.S. in Business Administration. Jacqui spent eight years at Eastman Kodak Company, first as a buyer, then as a manager in Human Resources, and finally in sales before going to seminary. “I used to think that I was running away from ministry for all that time, but now I know how much all of those experiences are essential to the ministry I do in the world.” Jacqui earned her Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1992, focusing on preaching and education. She earned prizes in Urban Ministry, Music, Pastoral Theology, and Care. After graduation, Jacqui worked in two congregations in Trenton. One was a new church development and community center called the Imani Community Church, the other was a changing “legacy “ congregation Westminster Presbyterian Church. “Ours was a rich multicultural experiment, one that cemented my commitment to multicultural and multiracial congregations as a way to deconstruct discrimination. When we practice living together in congregations, we learn lessons for all of our lives.” Jacqui’s ministry in Trenton led her to ponder how spirituality shapes people’s lives. She earned both a Master of Philosophy and a Ph.D. in Religion (2002) and Society: Psychology and Religion (2004) from Drew University. Her dissertation is an identity study of clergy who serve multiracial and multicultural congregations. Jacqui’ has written three books, the third of which, The Power of Story: A Guide for Leaders in Multiracial/Multicultural Congregations was published in 2008. Part of Jacqui’s job is to spread the spirit of Middle Church beyond its walls. She is a sought-after speaker at denominational conferences on the multiracial/multicultural future and has spoken at Reformed Church in America, Presbyterian, and Methodist conferences. She has been interviewed on several media outlets including “30 Good Minutes.” She is an adjunct professor at Union Theological Seminary in preaching and worship as well as being on the faculty of the Center for Arts in Religious Education (CARE) at the Graduate Theological Union, at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C.

In Memory of WPC’s - Minister of Music E. Stanley Stroman

In Memory of WPC’s Minister of Music E. Stanley Stroman E. Stanley Stroman was a muli-talented performance artist, known for his signature presentations in various genres. Stan, as he was affectionately known to his friends, was a Trenton-born musicologist, mentor, singer, and teacher. He taught in the Trenton Public School System for 20 years. During that time, he shared his many musical talents innumerable times with students, staff, parents and the community. He had a wide repertoire of music that he adeptly and comfortably performed to the joy of his audience. He was also a SEED facilitator for the district. A graduate of Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ, Mr. Stroman attended Princeton Ballet School as well as the Lee Strasburg Theatre Institute in NYC before embarking upon private vocal training with Dr. Eugene Thamon Simpson and launching a career as a serious solo singer. Stan’s many talents earned him a debut at Carnegie Hall as well as and an operatic debut at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, PA. and various performances in places as far flung as the Vatican in Rome, and Ghana, West Africa. During the past several years, Mr. Stroman studied traditional West-African folk culture under the tutelage of Baba Kwame Ishangi (a student of Dr. Babatunde Olatunji) studying culture, ethnic music, and spirituality. As he continued to engage his interest in ethnomusicology, theology, and social justice, Mr. Stroman was involved in musical theatre and sacred vocal performances in NYC. Over the course of his career Stanley served as a musician and vocalist for the Imani Community Church of Trenton, Westminster Presbyterian Church of Trenton and Middle Collegiate Church of NYC, where he became a member. The vitality and authenticity he brought to his craft was inspiring and genuine.

For Stanley Stroman

We Acknowledge, Honor, Remember and Pray

IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY HUSBAND ROBERT BODNAR; MY PARENTS ELLEN AND GEORGE HALLIDAY; AND HIS 12 BROTHERS AND SISTERS - ALL OF WHOM ATTENDED WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE EARLY 1900’S. SADLY, I WON’T BE THERE IN BODY, BUT DEFINITELY IN SPIRIT. BARBARA HALLIDAY BODNAR IN LOVING MEMORY OF HERBERT H. AND ALMA K, WOOD, WHOSE DEDICATION AND COMMITMENT TO WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HELPED PAVE THE WAY FOR MY OWN SPIRITUAL JOURNEY. JANEAN WOOD

BEST REGARDS….. EDITH M. SUTPHIN

WITH GRATEFUL APPRECIATION TO THE STAFF OF THE PRESBYTERY OF NEW BRUNSWICK    

ERNEST W. K IMMEL GREG S. A LBERT CATHERINE D. V OLZ ILENE M. B LACK

IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR MOTHERS ALICE MARIE CRAWFORD AND MARGARET CLEMENTS MEEKS

LEON SR. AND ANGELA

From Leon and Angela To the Crawford children and grandchildren in the military

 Donald, deploying to Iraq  John returning from Afghanistan  Kenny in basic training  Regina returning from Iraq Love and Blessings to you all.

In loving memory of our dear friend

STANLEY STROMAN from the

Coalition for Peace Action Irene Etkin Goldman, Chair Rev. Robert Moore, Ex Dir 40 Witherspoon Street, Princeton NJ 609 924 5022 www.peacecoalition.org [email protected]

This gift is sent with prayers for the future ministry & in thanksgiving for the past 110 years. We wish we could be with you for this celebration but we will be in Scotland, completing a retreat on the island of Iona.

Blessings & Peace.

Lorrie & Sherm Skinner

IN LOVING MEMORY OF DONALD SCHNELL.

From Robyn and Doris Schnell

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF WESTMINSTER WELLSPRING INC., HAPPY ANNIVERSARY AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT.

(Trenton Times: September 17, 2008)

GOD’S BLESSING TO WPC AS IT CELEBRATES A CENTURY AND A DECADE IN GOD’S MINISTRY.

Jonathan, Emily, and Samuel

May the next 110 years be more blessed than the first 110!

With Much Christian Love, Your Brothers and Sisters at First Presbyterian Church, Trenton, NJ 120 East State Street

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The Saul Family and the entire staff extends their congratulations on 110 years of Ministry. We wish you continued success as we strive together to serve our community.

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Westminster Patrons Patron Name

Gift to

City of Trenton

Get SET

The Corella and Bertram F Bonner Foundation

Get SET

David Byers & Ms. Linda Konrad-Byers Get SET & Tú Puedes / You Can Mission & Wellspring The Danellie Foundation

Get SET

William De Jesus

Get SET

Barbara Flythe

Get SET & Tú Puedes / You Can Mission

Maureen W. Goldsmith

Westminster General Fund

Janet & Wayne Griegel

Westminster General Fund

Rev. Karen Hernández-Granzen

Get SET & Tú Puedes / You Can Mission & Wellspring

Margarita Hernández

Get SET & Tú Puedes / You Can Mission & Wellspring

Chase Hunt

Westminster Wellspring Inc.

Ruth Ingram & William Ingram Sr.

Westminster General Fund

William Ingram Jr.

Get SET

Angela Johnson

Get SET & Tú Puedes / You Can Mission

Sandra Konrad

Get SET

Westminster Patrons cont. Patron Name

Gift to

Martin’s Auto Service

Get SET

Richard S. McConnell & Lynette G. McConnell

Get SET & Tú Puedes / You Can Mission

Elsie Olmstead

Get SET

Presbytery of New Brunswick

Tú Puedes / You Can Mission

Rev. Curtis Lane Paul III and Hope Kathryn Scott-Paul

Get SET & Tú Puedes / You Can Mission

Rev. John & Mary Potter

Tú Puedes / You Can Mission

Francena & Leo Reed

Get SET

Marianne Rich-Schweitzer

Get SET

Maureen Rickman

Get SET & Tú Puedes / You Can Mission

Saul Funeral Home, Inc.

Westminster Hispanic Outreach

Rev. Nancy Hurd Schulter

Get SET

Jonathan & Emily & Samuel Seitz

Get SET & Tú Puedes / You Can Mission

Rev. Nicholas Van Dyke

Westminster General Fund

Pastors On Parade By William R. Carson Jr. I had a dream the other night, when everything was still. I dreamt I met all Westminster's pastors climbing heaven's hill. With 16 communicants, the lead-off minister was Isaac M. Patterson. After five years, the membership hit 63 and Sunday School 241. George H. Ingram followed for 18 long prosperous and war years; The church was moved to its present site despite the congregation's fears. Westminster's women had new pews installed; 325 members were enthralled. Under Charles T. Leber's one year in the sun, Membership soared to 371. Reverend Robert L. Clark, Jr., had five years of great successes; Cook Estate money was first used for operating expenses. William M. Boaz climbed aboard three weeks before the 1929 crash, And for thirty years, he guided Westminster's positive upward dash. Cook Hall was built, and the new church was finally erected. 691 members got what they had expected. Pastor Emeritus Philip R. Zink became the leader in 1960 and retired 14 years later on a sad mom. During his tenure, the education building was built and shut-in Christmas caroling was bom. The Camp Fire Girls group was organized and Father and Son banquets were begun, A Spanish congregation used the sanctuary, putting the devil on the run. Serve the Lord with gladness was his creed, And his sermons were a treat indeed. Pastor Zink was joined by Associate Pastor Edward Clydesdale And Assistant Pastor Leo Forsberg kept the pulpit all male. In 1975 came Dr. Richard S. McConnell for 8 innovative years: Covered dish meals with annual congregation confabs and Lenten suppers amid cheers. Flyers first appeared in weekly bulletins, While Invite-A-Friend Sundays cleared our sins.

As he left to preach in New York's Clarence City, Westminster's membership stood at 460. For the years from 1984 to '87, Dana W. Livesay was the leader sent from heaven. Dana's help with the I.O.C. and his stance to fight crime Rehabilitated local neighborhoods in our time. Under his reign, Westminster became Trenton's most prestigious church. The mayor attended services so not to be left in the lurch. Ten years before Westminster's one hundredth anniversary, Its first lady pastor, Lorne Rowland-Skinner, showed the way. Under her guidance, church committees accomplished their goals. Mission statements were established in order to save souls. Jacqueline L. Melsness followed for eleven months to the day. Ralph R. Thompson came next and led for a year in a take-charge way. Then came our third lady leader in a short time frame. Karen Sue Hernandez-Gen is her entire name. She took over in 1995 and started Westminster's congregation revival, As a multiracial, multicultural and intergenerational survival. Her dedication and enthusiasm has saved Westminster. Many young people, baptisms and new members have been the answer. Then I met the various interim and stated supply pastors through the years. Dr. Diogenes Allen and Dr. John Wiley Nelson brought cheers. Patricia Daley, Barbara North and Kate Bilis-Bastos were dears. From one end of town to the other, John E. Melsness was like "big brother." For three years until 1998, As the Cluster Youth Pastor, he did great. Trenton's youth thought he was just swell; His Sunday sermons rang a bell. Ken Applegate was in a class by himself. He could swim like a fish and eat like an elf. From the 1998 Anniversary Program

Westminster Presbyterian A House of Prayer and Praise for People of all Nations

Sunday - 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM

Spanish Devotionals

Sunday - 11:00 AM

Multicultural Worship

Monday to Friday - 6:45 AM - 5:45 PM

Mary’s Little Lambs DayCare

Monday to Friday - 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Academic Year Get SET - (October thru May)

Wednesday Evenings - 7:00 AM - 8:30 PM Bible Study Trenton Youth Connection Thursday Evenings - 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Commando Krav Maga: Self Defense

Organizational Structure Rev. Karen Hernández-Granzen, Pastor Email: [email protected]

Get SET / TYC Director

Alexandra Zareth

Get SET Consultant

Linda Konrad-Byers

Office Assistant

Edith Sutphin

Parish Associate / Asst. Director -

Rev. Marcia Kipp MacKillop

Crisis Ministry Parish Associate/Adjunct Professor, Centennial College Rev. Dr. Jonathan Seitz Treasurer/ Computer Information Systems Consultant

Angela Johnson

Tú Puedes/You Can Missionaries, Dominican Republic Ruben & Debora Damiani Princeton Theological Seminary Interns

Business Address 1140 Greenwood Avenue Trenton, NJ 08609 E-mail: [email protected] Website: WPCTrenton.googlepages.com

David Coello Tina Deyoe Brenna Nickel Mailing Address P.O. Box 3719 Trenton, NJ 08629 Phone: (609) 695-8025 Fax: (609) 695-0769