First Presbyterian Church
Church Chatter
Dear friends,
One of the blessings of this congregation over the years has been its church staff. Certainly,
strong pastors have blessed First Presbyterian. Other folks, though, have also been part of that blessing. We have
essentially had three directors of music in 125 years – Mrs. Lizzie for the first 50 years, Russell Roebuck for 55
years and Joan Gibbs for the last 26. This is nothing short of remarkable. We have enjoyed having strong
administrators, wonderful educators and dependable maintenance folks, as well.
What has made this work is the ability of the church to adapt to changing needs with thoughtfulness and
faithfulness. This year, we find ourselves in such an adaptive moment. As you know, Dale Sauls, after eleven
years, recently resigned her service to us to take a position with the Department of Social Services. There is no
doubt we have been blessed by Dale’s eleven plus years with us. Last month, the Session approved having our
own Gray Bruton serve as Interim Director of Education. Her services will continue with us until a new associate
pastor is installed. That search committee is continuing its work and making good progress (A report is inside the
newsletter). Additionally, Shelby Moore, our long-time maintenance assistant, will be retiring, as well. We will
celebrate her 25 years with us on May 18th. Our other maintenance folks, Alan Martin and Ben Norris, will care
for the cleaning of church property.
Finally, at its most recent meeting, the Session approved plans to
provide Joan Gibbs a sabbatical this coming summer. Sabbaticals are
not simply vacations. They are intentionally crafted opportunities for
rest and regrowth. Based on the Biblical idea of Sabbath rest,
sabbaticals are appropriate and effective ways to support and equip
long-time church staff members. This comes as a request from Joan,
and we have worked to make this a time of spiritual growth, personal
renewal and professional development. The sabbatical will take effect
later this month. To cover our music needs this summer, the church
has retained Jeremy Tucker as our Summer Music Intern. Stayed
tuned for more information.
Session Notes
At April’s Session meeting,
the following actions were taken:
�� Approved communion to be provided
to homebound and/or hospitalized
members during Lent:
�� Approved a 12 week sabbatical for
Director of Music, Joan Gibbs.
Congregational Meeting called
It is a blessing to be in ministry at this church. Our prayer and intent is A congregational meeting is call for Sunday,
May 22nd at 10:45 in the sanctuary. The
that our staff will adapt and grow to support these ministries and
purpose of the meeting is to review an
missions of this beloved community of faith.
annual report for the 2010 year and to elect a
nominating committee. Sunday school will
Peace in Christ, Tom Watkins
conclude that morning at 10:30. Please
make every effort to attend.
Condolences are extended to…
��Bill Wilkerson on the death of her sisters,, Pennie
Rose Ferrell and Rachel Barnes, both of Lucama.
��Natalie Hanchett on the death of her mother, Betty
may Youngk of Pittsburgh, PA.
��Marshall Pope on the death of his brother, Henry C.
Pope of Norfolk, VA.
Congratulations are extended to…
��Patricia Wells and Zach Cheek, who were married on April 9th;
��Weekday School Director Jayme Daniels and her husband David
on the birth of their son William Vance.
��Brian Boykin and Rosemary Bass, who were married on April 2nd.
Administrative News
Associate Pastor Search Committee Update
Since November, our search committee has been hard
at work in search of an associate pastor. We began
with some basic orientation and conversation as to the
nature of our search. We then moved quickly to the
development of our Church Information Form. This is
a document that serves as a window to our
congregation for potential pastors. Once approved by
the Session in January, we began our search. We have
been in conversation with seminaries, presbytery
executives and pastors about potentials candidates.
We have received a great number of self-referring
candidates. We continue to faithfully and carefully
review each of them. This month, we have begun
having some initial conversations with several
candidates. These have gone well, and we look
forward to more exchanges with these candidates and
others. The process has moved along well, and we
look forward to making a report back to the
congregation at a later date. Associate Pastor Search
Committee: Flo Batten, Martha-Scott Benson, Gray
Bruton, John T. Smith, Sheila Wiggins, and Dave
Dolman, chair.
In appreciation for
25 years
of service & dedication
to First Presbyterian Church,
please join us for a
retirement celebration in honor of
Shelby Moore
Wednesday, May 18th
at 11:30am in the Dudley Room
Please RSVP to the church office by May 12th.
Affected Families
Our deacons have been working to contact church members who have been particularly affected
by the storm. Our hope is to support them with our prayers, warm meals and, if needed, a place
to stay until home repair is complete. If you know someone affected, please contact the church
office.
Church property
The Property Committee has assessed our grounds, and it appears that the church has limited
damage. We have had small trees and limbs down around the property. One tree has taken out a
power line and the pre-school wing playground fence. The down line made traffic impassable
around Lynch Street and the sanctuary parking lot. Of the more imposing issues, the cross on the
top of the steeple is bent, leaning toward the north east. Thanks to many hearts and hands, the
debris has been cleared. The playground remains closed until the large trees in the area can be
trimmed. Our insurance has been contacted, and we will be assessing how to repair the cross.
Volunteer Assistance
The Mission Committee will be exploring ways for us to be involved in community clean up and response. If you can
volunteer one afternoon to assist in clean up or home repair, please contact the church office this week.
Community Support
�� Food donations can be brought to the church. They will be distributed to Hope Station.
�� Clothing donations need to be directed to either the Salvation Army at 316 Tarboro or Angel Attic at 4505 Rosebud
Church Road in Elm City.
�� Monetary donations can be directed to the church. Funds will be first used to support any direct assistance that comes
our way. The remaining funds will be directed to the Wilson County area Red Cross.
Continue to pray for those who have been so wounded by this storm.
Outreach and Mission
Every month throughout the year, we focus on certain ministries to support. Of the many needs we discovered in our
mission to Port-au-Prince, the need for eye protection was very immediate. Please bring any sun glasses, reading
glasses or safety glasses to the church throughout the month. We will have drop boxes throughout the church.
Carriage House Breakfast
The Carriage House Breakfast is a Sunday morning breakfast served at the same location as the Soup Kitchen (St.
Timothy's Episcopal Church). Although the numbers vary, generally 20 - 40 people are served each week. We are
looking for about 3 volunteers per Sunday, and it is a great opportunity for a family to take. The Sundays include:
May 8, May 15, May 22, May 29.You need to be at the Soup Kitchen at 8:45 and breakfast is served from 9:30 to
10:00 a.m. Email Rebecca Hawley ([email protected]) to sign up, and she will send you the detailed
instructions, or you may pick up copies of instructions at the receptionist’s desk in the church office.
Missionaries for the month: Elizabeth and Darren Kennedy, and Mr. and Mrs. Brice Rogers, all serving in
the Cairo Protestant Seminary, Cairo, Egypt.
Congregational Care & Fellowship
Finding Out About
FPC
A course
for visitors
Visitors, seekers, and members, both young and old, are
invited to participate in this three week course about life
and faith at First Presbyterian. Led by the pastor, the
group will meet in the parlor from 9:50-10:30 on
Sunday mornings starting May 15th. It is a great chance
to learn more about the church, the Presbyterian-reformed
tradition and the spiritual exercise of joining a church.
Career Connections
Listed below is a qualifications summary for
current participants of the group. If you
know of an open position that might be filled
by someone with these qualifications,
please contact Tom Watkins in the church
office. If you would like to add yourself or
someone you know to this list, please
contact Tom as well.
�� 25+ years in prepress/design/advertising.
MacIntosh Adobe CS artist, video editing
and website building.
�� 15+ yrs. Leading Healthcare
Operations, Benefit
Administration, Customer Experience, Web
Portals, Call Centers, System
implementations, Compliance, Project
Oversight, Billing, Enrollment & COBRA
Administration.
�� 10+ years of sales, customer service, and
project management; BS, US Navy.
From Ginger’s Desk…
Upcoming Dates
May 31: deadline to register for Middle School
Mission Trip
June 26-July 1: Mission Trip to Savannah, GA
July 7-10: Middle School Trip to Massanetta
Springs
July 17-23: High School Trip to Montreat
July 29-31: Morehead City Mission Trip for
current 5th-current 7th graders
October 21-23: Middle School Retreat to
Camp Don Lee
As the youth approach May, they have mixed emotions. Most are ready for
the end of the school year, but worry about the exams they will face. Most
are ready for summer break, but know that they won’t see some of their
friends again until August. Most are glad to be going to the next grade, but
some aren’t sure they are ready to leave home for college just yet. As you can
see, this is a time of joy tinged with worry for many. To this end, the high
school will again visit Lake Waccamaw for a retreat to rest, relax and
reminisce before the stress of exams and the departure of our seniors. Let
Ginger know ASAP if your high schooler is planning to attend.
We continue to plan for summer and eagerly look forward to the time we have
to travel together and get to know each other better than ever. We can’t thank
Zack Wiggins and his team of expert cookers enough for helping us to reach
our fundraising goal so that all of our trips will be fully funded. Thank You!!
As always – call or text me with any questions! See you Sunday!
See you Sunday!
Key to Successful Program
In order to keep in contact with your youth, please let Ginger Jablonski
know of any updated email addresses for you or your youth as well as
cell phone and texting privileges your child has. In addition, check the
FPC website often at www.firstpreswilson.com and click on the youth
link and join our FPC Youth Group on Facebook. Communication is
the Key to a Successful Youth Program!!
Summer Shadow Program for Youth
Again this summer your rising 6th – completed 12th graders have the
opportunity to participate in a volunteer summer shadow program at the
church office. This work will involve a comprehensive look at how our
church office runs and what a youth director does during the week.
There will be administrative work as well as trip planning and
preplanning for next year. Volunteering will give your child a sense of
ownership in the church as well as giving me some time to get to know
your youth one-on-one. If you would like to have your child
participate, please contact Ginger Jablonski for date availability at
[email protected].
Middle School Mission Trip
If you are a rising 6th-rising 8th grader, then
you are invited to the Middle School Mission
Trip to Morehead City on July 29-31, 2011.
We will participate with the MORE Mission
Program through First Presbyterian Church
in Morehead City. The cost is $60 per
person which includes housing, food, and
materials for the mission trip.
What: Middle School Mission Trip for
rising 6th-8th graders
When: July 29-31, 2011
Where: Morehead City, North Carolina
With: MORE Program
Cost: $60 per child non-refundable due
May 31
Youth Shepherd Program Underway
If you have a rising 6th or 9th grader, you should be hearing from an FPC youth soon if not already. Many of our active
youth have volunteered to act as Shepherds for our rising 6th and 9th graders. These shepherds will be calling your child
to encourage his/her participation in various events over the summer and in the fall. Let us know what we can do to help
your youth feel 100% comfortable in Youth Fellowship!
Middle School
May 1, Sunday –5:45-7:00pm drop off and pick up at Westview Lanes
Wear socks and bring $5.00 for bowling and meet us at the bowling alley on Ward
Blvd. Bring extra money if you want a snack since dinner will not be served tonight.
Catch up with friends you haven’t seen over spring break before school starts back!
May 8, Sunday – No Youth Fellowship this Sunday – Enjoy time with your Mom!!
May 15, Sunday – 6:30pm in Clark Hall
Say GOODBYE to tie-dye and our seniors tonight at our end-of-the-year celebration
for Youth Fellowship. All youth in 5th-12th grades are invited (along with their families) for dessert and an end-of-the-year program.
High School
May 1, Sunday –5:45-7:00pm drop off and pick up at Westview Lanes
Wear socks and bring $5.00 for bowling and meet us at the bowling alley on Ward
Blvd. Bring extra money if you want a snack since dinner will not be served tonight.
Catch up with friends you haven’t seen over spring break before school starts back!
May 8, Sunday – No Youth Fellowship this Sunday – Enjoy time with your Mom!!
May 15, Sunday – 6:30pm in Clark Hall
Say GOODBYE to tie-dye and our seniors tonight at our end-of-the-year celebration
for Youth Fellowship. All youth in 5th-12th grades are invited (along with their families)
for dessert and an end-of-the-year program.
May 22, Sunday – 4:30-6:00pm in Youth Room
Tonight we will have our mandatory Montreat pre-trip meeting. Plan to come ready to
find out all you need to know about the upcoming trip to Montreat. We will get to know
each other better, go over expectations and responsibilities, and complete our
covenant. Parents should arrive at 6pm with a copy of the front and back of your
child’s insurance card.
SUCCESS! Zack’s
Sensational BBQ
Many thanks go out to Zack Wiggins and
his team of excellent chicken cookers for a
wonderful melt-in-your-mouth BBQ
chicken dinner. The fundraiser was very
successful generating $1477.00 for 2011
Fundraising Campaign for Mission
Trips and Conference Fees for our youth.
Thanks again, Team Zack!!
Huge Success
The youth 2011 Fundraising Campaign for
Mission Trips and Conference Fees this
year was a huge success! The amazing
response of FPC members and friends
allowed the youth to surpass our goal of
$3475 with a total raised of $4234! We
can’t thank you enough for this wonderful
support. The breakdown of money raised
is listed below:
Baked Potato Bar
Chicken BBQ
Mission Shares
$1,117.00
$1,477.00
$1640.00
The Summer Seven youth program is a time of fun and fellowship to keep youth connected to each other and
to the church over the busy summer season. In order to give our advisors some much needed rest, I will need
other adults to help me drive and chaperone the youth. Space will be limited, so register your youth early.
Look at the schedule below and volunteer now to help!
Middle School Youth Fellowship
West Water Park (Kinston)
Tuesday, June 21
High School Youth Fellowship
Movie at Carmike Theater
Tuesday, June 21, at 7:00ish
(Movie and time TBA).
Savannah Mission Trip
Sunday – Friday, June 26-July 1
Savannah Mission Trip
Sunday – Friday, June 26-July 1
Massenetta Conference
Thursday – Sunday, July 7-10
Vacation Bible School
Sunday – Thursday, July 10-14, 6:00-8:00
MORE Program Mission Trip
Friday – Sunday, July 29-31
Pool Party at the Potts’ House
Saturday, August 20 from 2:00-3:30pm
Lunch at The Dog House
Tuesday, August 9 at 11:30am
(students who return to school prior to 8/25)
Wednesday, August 24 at 11:30am
(for students who return to school on 8/25)
Vacation Bible School
Sunday – Thursday, July 10-14, 6:00-8:00
SUMMER
Montreat Youth Conference
Sunday – Saturday, July 17-23, 2010
Girls’ Night Out in the Youth Room
Tuesday, July 26 from 6:30-9:30
Boys’ Night Out at Howard’s House
Tuesday, July 26 from 6:30-9:30
Lunch at The Dog House
Tuesday, August 9 at 11:30am
(students who return to school prior to 8/25)
Wednesday, August 24 at 11:30am
(for students who return to school on 8/25)
In Memory of...
The following have given gifts to
the church in memory of the
people whose names are in bold.
THELMA SIMPSON
Gilda & Clayton Tucker
Mrs. Gilda Volkman
MILO L. GIBBS, SR.
(Milo L. Gibbs, Jr.'s father)
Gilda & Clayton Tucker
Mrs. Gilda Volkman
Mr. & Mrs. B. Perry Morrison, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. D. Reid Tickle
BETTY MAY YOUNGK
(Natalie Hanchett's mother)
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Brockwell
Linda & Bill Ward
WILL CARR SMITH
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Kirkland
Mrs. Holly S. Matthews
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dewey Barham, Jr.
Mrs. Susan Harrell & Family
Mr. & Mrs. B. Perry Morrison, Jr.
Margaret C. Williams
Dr. & Mrs. D. Reid Tickle
Mr. & Mrs. H. F. Kelly, Jr.
ANDY FRITSCHER
(Joan & Milo Gibbs' grandson's
father)
Gilda & Clayton Tucker
Mrs. Gilda Volkman
Dr. & Mrs. D. Reid Tickle
LOUISE OATES
Gilda & Clayton Tucker
Mrs. Gilda Volkman
VINCENT OGLE
(Dolores Sloop's uncle)
Dr. & Mrs. D. Reid Tickle
PENNY FERRELL
(Bill Wilkerson's sister)
Mrs. Sally Wilson
Mrs. Mary B. Sauls
Ms. Ruth Turnage
Mrs. Gladys B. Slaughter
Webber & Coalter Paxton
CHARLIE SETLIFFE
Dr. & Mrs. D. Reid Tickle
RICHARD SMITH
Mrs. Holly S. Matthews
MARY LOU SMITH
Mrs. Holly S. Matthews
RACHEL BARNES
(Bill Wilkerson's sister)
Ms. Ruth Turnage
Webber & Coalter Paxton
Mrs. Gladys B. Slaughter
JEANNE FENNER
Dr. & Mrs. D. Reid Tickle
Financial & Stewardship News
MONTHLY REPORT
For the month ending March 31, 2011, we received $ 49,617 in pledged income and
$9,054 in miscellaneous income for a total of $ 58,671. Over the same period of
time, our expenses totaled $ 63,190, leaving us with a budget shortfall of $ 4,519 for
the month.
Getting Green!
Last month, the stewardship Committee hosted a “Getting Green” workshop. Led by
the non-profit group North Carolina Interfaith Power and Light, we received a presentation and did a “walk-thru” of our property, indentifying ways to be more environmentally friendly, economically conservative and better overall stewardships of
God’s creation and our facilities. Specific recommendations for our church staff and
property committee will be forthcoming. Thanks for your interest.
This & That
Correction:The article in last month’s Chatter about the cross in our sanctuary that was
carved by Hart Wiggins, incorrectly stated to whom it was given in memory. The cross was
given in loving memory of Mr. David Louis Clayton and Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Graves Clayton by
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Graves Clayton, Jr.
Presbyterian Women
May Friendship Day: Church Women United’s May Friendship Day will be celebrated
Friday May 6th at 12:00 at the First United Methodist Church. The morning will begin with
the May Friendship Luncheon and will be followed with a program titled, Living Our Friendships
– Passing on the Key. The program will be presented by Kathie Davis, former staff member of
FPC and current executive director of Wilson YMCA. Tickets are $7.00 and are available in
the church office or through Hazel Deans at 237-2935.
All women are invited to attend the May Birthday Luncheon on Tuesday, May 17 in
the Dudley Room. Bring a covered dish, enjoy fellowship, hear a year end financial
report, and the Moderator’s yearly report. Officers for the 2011-2012 year will also be
installed.
Please prayerfully consider taking one of the
following positions of leadership for the
Presbyterian Women 2011-2012 year.
�� Circle Leader for the Night Circle
�� Circle Leader for the In Home Circle
�� Corresponding Secretary for the Coordinating Team
�� Moderator of the Search Committee for the
Coordinating Team
�� Public Relations for the Coordinating Team
A description of each position may be found in the PW
Yearbook or call Lina Bracey, Moderator of PW for
2011-2014, at 291-4955 if you would like additional
information or if you would like to volunteer to serve.
MAY CIRCLES
�The Evening Circle will meet in
the Dudley Room at 7:00 on
Monday, May 9, Jolly Barnes
hostess
�The Parlor Circle will meet at
10:00 on Tuesday, May 10, Ruth
Turnage hostess.
�The In-Home Circle will meet at
10:00 on Tuesday, May 10 with
the location TBA.
Making Arrangements
Because it is difficult to plan wisely in times of emotional stress, the Session encourages
members to discuss and plan in advance the arrangements which will be necessary at the
time of death, including decisions about the Christian options of burial, cremation, or
donation for medical purposes. Such decisions are a gift to your family and an opportunity
to bear witness to our faith. The church provides a brochure to help in this process. It
walks you through the spiritual and practical aspects of making prior arrangements
around death. It outlines in more detail options surrounding estate planning. Finally, it
provides more information about fees and procedures for the memorial garden.
Please know that fees for the Memorial Garden will increase July 1, 2011.
Christian Education
Explorers!
Thursday Morning Bible Study
This group gathers each Thursday morning at 10:00 in the church
library. Led by Dr. Watkins, they are studying the Book of Genesis.
Summer Sunday School
A new and creative Sunday school plan is being developed by the
Christian Education Committee. Instead of Sunday morning classes
for children, we will be providing Sunday evening Sunday School
events. Each event begins with a common gathering for song and
prayer and then the group will be divided for intergenerational
activities. The event begins on June 12th, with an vespers service.
More information will be coming. Stay tuned to church ChitterChatter and Sunday bulletins for more information.
(Kindergarten-2nd graders)
Lets go jump & have a
flippin’ good time at
Flipping Lizards!
Weekday School News
The cost is $5.
Please call Jennifer Bibbs
at 205.9845 to reserve a spot.
FPC Weekday School
FPC Weekday School
registration is open for the fall
for 1-5 year olds
Contact Jayme Daniels
at [email protected]
with any questions.
Friday, May 13th
from 6:30-8:00pm
End-of-Year program
Thursday, May 19
at 6:30 pm
in Clark Hall
Vacation Bible School 2011
July 10th - July 14th
Contact Heather Nicol (252) 205-6205 to volunteer one night,
two nights, or the WHOLE WEEK!!! We still need Tribe
leaders, Shopkeepers, Mary, Games Coordinator, etc. Plan to
come help us transform the side yard from Wilson to Nazareth
for a week of learning, laughter, and fun!!!
Steven Dollar......................... 1-May
Matt Cox................................ 1-May
Clint Johnson......................... 2-May
Austin Williams ...................... 2-May
Amy Fossaceca..................... 3-May
Will Koster............................. 3-May
Joseph Anthony..................... 3-May
Cassie Stevens...................... 3-May
Anne Miller Taylor.................. 3-May
Bobi Gregory ......................... 4-May
Sue Prescott.......................... 4-May
Rick Driver............................. 4-May
Stacy Good............................ 4-May
Bill Blackman......................... 5-May
Asa Gregory .......................... 6-May
Amber Zee............................. 6-May
Vance Forbes ........................ 7-May
Elizabeth Horne ..................... 7-May
Mary Frances Sauls ............... 8-May
Lynn Williams ........................ 8-May
John Tyler Griffin ................... 8-May
Ruth Powell ........................... 9-May
Anderson Vanlandingham ...... 9-May
Julia Fulcher........................ 10-May
Rachel Tabb ........................ 10-May
Jonathan Driver ................... 10-May
Dot Hudson ......................... 11-May
Edna Johnston..................... 11-May
William Bryan....................... 11-May
Joe Russell.......................... 12-May
Alice Cox Horton.................. 12-May
Ed Brown............................. 13-May
Wortley Whitehead............... 13-May
Dave Boyette....................... 13-May
Allison Hubbard ................... 13-May
Katherine Collins.................. 13-May
Nancy Marlowe.................... 14-May
Bob Sloop............................ 14-May
Sue Barnes.......................... 14-May
Linda Smith ......................... 14-May
Kim Bissette ........................ 14-May
Webber Paxton.................... 15-May
Caroline Spencer................. 15-May
Jim Hunt.............................. 16-May
Sam Douglas....................... 16-May
Charles Wairia..................... 16-May
Alex Bass ............................ 16-May
Bob Gregory ........................ 17-May
Kathy Todd.......................... 17-May
Eli Gunter ............................ 17-May
Spencer Gibbs..................... 18-May
Olivia Boles ......................... 18-May
Al Nowell..............................19-May
Erin Thorne..........................19-May
Anne Snipes ........................20-May
Perry Morrison .....................20-May
Brian DeKeyzer....................21-May
Norman McHenry.................22-May
Andrew Busch......................22-May
Mary Katherine Prince..........22-May
Tom Boyd ............................23-May
Gilda Tucker ........................23-May
Katie Bethune ......................23-May
Harrison Dollar.....................23-May
Cameron Ivey.......................24-May
Jim Busch............................25-May
David Boyette.......................25-May
Sarah Prince........................25-May
Tom Spencer .......................25-May
Michael Thatcher..................26-May
Katherine Coyte ...................26-May
William Boykin......................27-May
Sheila Wiggins .....................27-May
Rob Wheeler........................27-May
Eric Via................................27-May
Ginger Jablonski ..................28-May
Olivia Pearce .......................28-May
Harrison Frey .......................28-May
Charlie Liggon......................29-May
Vivi Kayye............................30-May
If you are receiving a paper copy of the Church Chatter by mail and an email copy of chatter,
we can stop the paper copy and save some paper and postage! Please drop us an email at fpc@firstpreswilson,
or call the office at 243-3115 if you want discontinue the paper copy of Chatter.
SHELBY MOORE & ALAN MARTIN
Maintenance
JENNIFER BOYETTE MEADE
Secretary
[email protected]
GINGER JABLONSKI
Youth Director
[email protected]
DAWN HODGES
Financial Administrator
[email protected]
JOAN B. GIBBS
Director of Music
[email protected]
JAYME DANIELS
Weekday School Director
[email protected]
JANE ENGLE
Pianist
[email protected]
GRAY BRUTON
interim Christian Ed. Coordinator
[email protected]
THE REV. JIM McKINNON
Pastor Emeritus
THE REV. DR. TOM WATKINS
Pastor
[email protected]
C H U R C H S TA F F
414 Sunset Road
PO Box 3184, Wilson, NC 27895
Phone: 252-243-3115; Fax: 252-243-3116
Email: [email protected]
web: www.firstpreswilson.com
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