Memorial Presbyterian News
The Pastoral Call Process can be viewed on the NEWS page.
We graciously welcome Rev. Veronica Rogers as our guest preacher.
Please mark your calendars for the Congregational Sharing Session scheduled for Wednesday, September 20, 2017 from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm. This will continue our discussion related to our search for a new Minister, and celebrate our strength together in this quest.
Memorial PW will hold its monthly Bible Study and Meeting on Saturday, September 23, 2017 at 10:00 am here at the church. Our Bible Study this year is entitled: Cloud of Witnesses: The Community of Christ in Hebrews.
Men's Council Breakfast is Sunday, September 24, 2017 at 8:00 am.
Learn All About The New Presbytery Structure--The Presbytery of Charlotte voted on a new structure at its May 16, 2017, Presbytery meeting. In light of this, the council will hold eleven gatherings around the Presbytery, inviting 5 to eleven congregations to each gathering. At these meetings, the new structure will be explained, especially how the new the new structure serves congregations. Memorial has been invited to gather at Smallwood Presbyterian Church on September 26, 2017; 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm. If the date Memorial has been assigned is not a good date for Memorial we will be able to choose another date. Thank You for your support.
The Retirees Fellowship invites you to join us on a scenic, overnight trip to the mountains. We’ll leave for Asheville, NC on Thursday, October 19, 2017 and return Friday, October 20, 2017. Questions, contact Mrs. Gayle Dixon.
Memorial PW is accepting pre-orders for pecans at the cost of $15.00 per bag. The flavors of plain, chocolate, and cinnamon will be offered. Sign-up for Habitat work schedule by registering at https://habitatcltvolunteers.force.com/apex/VolunteerGroupSearch
Our volunteer group #1686: Charlotte Church Partners. Please contact Wendell Hill if you’re unable to register. Thank you.
As we transition, we're updating our sources of communication. Please submit your email addresses and cell phone numbers to memorial@memorialpresbyteriancharlotte.org. Thank you!
We're seeking liturgical dancers for our Spirit of Movement. No prior dance required. Rehearsals for Christmas Eve Service will begin in October. Please contact Cherith Foster or Michelle Pass. Thank you!
Memorial Presbyterian Church
2017 Memorial Presbyterian Graduates
HIGH SCHOOL
Stephen & Michelle Pass are the proud parents of Kennedy Michelle Pass who is graduating from Mallard Creek High School. She was recognized by the National French Honor Society and the National Art Honor Society. Kennedy received scholarships from Delta Sigma Theta Debutante Cotillion, Delta Sigma Theta Cotillion Book Award, EB Newberry Award, and Bell-Ranson. She plans to attend the UNCG to major in Psychology with a minor in Biology, in hopes of becoming a Child Psychologist.
COLLEGE
Jonathan & Leslie Turner-Edwards are the proud parents of Maya Kristen Edwards graduated from Barnard College of Columbia University. She received the Barnard Bear Pin Award and the Bryson Award Nomination Award. Maya is also a Senior Marshal. She received the Athena Scholarship and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Political Science.
Eric and Angenette Figueroa are the proud parents of Eric Malcolm Figueroa, Jr. who graduated from the UNCG. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Arts Administration with a minor in Classics.
Judith Cowan is the proud parent of Frantzcise Prince who graduated from JCSU; summa Cum Laude (3.8). She received the Highest GPA in Community Health. Frantzcise received scholarships from Academic Achievement, United Nego College Fund General and E-Duke Endowed. She earned a degree in Community Health.
Kevin & Janyce Wardlaw are the proud parents of Morgan Janay Wardlaw who graduated from Randolph College. She received the Edith Stritch Scholarship for study at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York City. Morgan earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.
Gilbert Williams and Teresa Johnson are the proud parents of Gabon Ttosam Williams who graduated from JCSU; Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering. Some of his awards and recognitions consists of: Dean’s List (2013-2017), CIAA Southern Division Men’s Basketball Champion 2016, All Conference CIAA Men’s Basketball Team 2017, National Society of Black Engineers, Omega Psi Phi Rho Chapter Basileus, and he was also a member of the JCSU Choir. Gabon received scholarships from UNCC M.S. Computer Science, Notre Dame PH.D Computer Science and Engineering, and Georgia Tech School of Engineering. Gabon plans to attend Graduate School to pursue a PhD in Computer Science.
