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THE PROVERB Called by God through Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit to worship, grow and serve. October 2015 Pastor Wayne Worship Schedule Committee Chairs Session Notes PASTOR WAYNE Pastor Wayne is recovering at LifeCare Hospitals of Wisconsin, 2400 Golf Road, Pewaukee. Phone calls and visits must be kept short, to no more than 10 minutes, as talking lowers his oxygen levels. Cards would be appreciated and can be sent to his home. Please keep Pastor Wayne and his wife, Emily, in your prayers. PNC Update Deacons Corner Worship Committee Christian Education Bulletin Board Birthday List Book Club Presbyterian Women Library Memory Café Worship Services are at 10 a.m. KETTLE MORAINE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH N66 W32690 Highway K, Hartland, WI 53029 Telephone: 262-966-2410 Website: www.kmupc.com E-mail: kmupcnews@gmail.com STAFF Pastor: Rev. Wayne Adcock Tuesdays 10 am-1pm Secretary: Stephanie Flessert Wednesdays 1 4 pm & Fridays 9 11 am Handbell Director: Emily Guderyon Choir Director: Stephanie Flessert Custodian: Sue Weber October 4 October 11 October 18 October 25 Rev. Volina Cross-Dukes Communion Mr. Zac Meyer Rev. Jim Bender Rev. Jerry Kramer

Page 2 - The Proverb October 2015 COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS / LEADERSHIP: CLERK OF SESSION: Kim Koski (Clerk of Session) 262-966-2455 / dkoski@wi.rr.com BUDGET & FINANCE: BUILDING & GROUNDS: MISSIONS/EVANGELISM & WORSHIP: CHRISTIAN EDUCATION / TREASURER: PERSONNEL & STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEES: NOMINATING: Larry Lemmenes (chair) 262-966-2189 / llemmenes@wi.rr.com Hans Guderyon (chair) 262-352-3788 / guderyonh@gmail.com Phyllis Warden (chair) 262-646-3873 / flipwarden@hotmail.com Scott Meyer (chair) 262-397-8365 / smeyer374@gmail.com responsibility of Session Phyllis Warden (chair) 262-646-3873 / flipwarden@hotmail.com SESSION NOTES: NEXT MEETING: Sunday, October 18 at 11:30 a.m. Kim Koski (Clerk of Session) 262-966-2455 / dkoski@wi.rr.com Fall is a busy time at church. Sunday School has begun and plans are being made for the special holidays to come. The grounds are made ready for winter. There is activity all around! With Pastor Wayne s illness, he is taking some time to rest and recover. His presence at church will be missed while he is out he is very busy and involved in many aspects of the church. We are making plans to find pulpit supply for Sunday services. Pastor Wayne had also gotten together a great group of young people for a Confirmation Class, which planned to meet weekly and culminate in Confirmation mid-december. Session did not want to disappoint this group! Thus, this motion was proposed at our Session meeting on September 14th: Motion: It was moved to ask Elder Phyllis Warden to conduct the Confirmation program in consultation with Rev. Adcock. Approved. Phyllis has agreed to lead the class, and will consult with Rev. Adcock and follow the class structure that he had planned. We feel that this is a great solution to these unforeseen circumstances. Larry Lemmenes will be the Elder in charge of the Sacrament of Holy Communion on October 4th. Please contact him if you or someone you know would like a home communion visit. r Enjoy the Peace which is found in the Presence of God! Blessings, Kim Koski, Clerk of Session

Page 3 - The Proverb October 2015 PASTOR NOMINATING COMMITTEE UPDATE: We Skype interviewed another candidate for our Pastoral opening. After a comprehensive review and Presbytery input we deemed that the candidate s fit was not in the best interests of KMUPC. We still have two candidates who are considering further conversation about our opening. We have requested additional PIFs for review and consideration. As we continue the journey, we will find the best fit for KMUPC. While we have had some setbacks and disappointments. God has a plan for us and we must patiently await its outcome. Patience is a Christian Virtue and we need a healthy dose of it. We continue to ask you for your prayers of support as we continue in the search for the next pastor. Joe Edlhuber, Bob Flatt, Emily Guderyon, Heidi Kemos, & Patti Sobchak DEACONS CORNER: Sherry Edlhuber (Modertor) 262-367-4634 / jsedlhuber@yahoo.com NEXT MEETING: Monday, October 19 at 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall CARING FOR OUR STUDENTS: Please let us know the address of your college students, so they may receive periodic notes/gifts from our church! Contact Diane Kallas at 262-966-7272 or e-mail: deekallas@earthlink.net. FOOD BASKETS: We will be putting together food baskets for those in need. Our goal is to do a basket in late September/early October, a Holiday basket for Thanksgiving/Christmas, and another for Easter. Let us know of anyone who may need such support from the church. DEACONS: Sherry Edlhuber, Sandy Flatt, Diane Kallas, Jan Mahaney, Frank McLeod, Jean Mickler, Judy Warner & Lisa Weatherbee.

Page 4 - The Proverb October 2015 WORSHIP COMMITTEE: NEXT MEETING: Wednesday, October 7 at 6 p.m. Phyllis Warden (chair) 262-646-3873 / flipwarden@hotmail.com OCTOBER LECTIONARY READINGS Oct. 4 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Job 1:1, 2:1-10 Psalm 26 Hebrews 1:1-4; 2:5-12 Mark 10:2-16 Oct. 11-28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Job 23:1-9, 16-17 Psalm 22:1-15 Hebrews 4:12-16 Mark 10:17-31 Oct. 18-29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Job 38:1-7 (34-41) Psalm 104:1-9, 24, 35c Hebrews 5:1-10 Mark 10:35-45 Oct. 25-30th Sunday in Ordinary Time Job 42:1-6, 10-17 Psalm 34:1-8 (19-22) Hebrews 7:23-28 Mark 10:46-52 10 a.m. worship time! Communion will be served on Sunday, October 4. EARLY MORNING PRAYER GROUP Meets every Thursday morning at 6:30 a.m. MUSIC get involved! Practices are on Wednesdays Handbells: Judy McBroom (262) 966-2374 Emily Guderyon (262) 719-2909 Choir: Stephanie Flessert (262) 966-0863 PRAYER REQUESTS Please contact Donna Anderson to have requests put on our e-mail and phone prayer chains. Donna s cell phone number is (262) 391-8736. Or e-mail her at: ddanlw@aol.com.

Page 5 - The Proverb October 2015 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION COMMITTEE: NEXT MEETING: to be determined Scott Meyer (chair) 262-397-8365 / smeyer374@gmail.com Sunday School this year is a variation on the rotation model sign up to teach or assist a class as fits your schedule once a year, once a month, 3 or 4 weeks in a row whatever works! Lessons are grouped into themes, are completely ready to go, with little prep other than reading through them beforehand. Materials will be waiting for you in your classroom. Everyone who is able should take this opportunity to spend a little quality time with our children it is good for the soul and important work of our church! Contact Tryna Meyer at 262-365-9647 or tmeyer374@gmail.com to volunteer or for more information. Tuesday, October 27 This fun event for our children will include Halloween costumes, Trunk or Treating, and supper. The congregation is invited to bring some goodies to distribute from your trunk and to join in for the supper! Mark the date and watch for information to be announced. ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL Sundays at 9:00 a.m. in the meeting room. This class follows the Gospel lesson from the Lectionary. It is very informal, with no homework. Please feel free to stop in to see how the reading for the day applies to you today. Any questions, feel free to contact facilitator, Sherry Edlhuber.

Page 6 - The Proverb October 2015 BIRTHDAY FELLOWSHIP HOUR: All are invited to join us after the service on October 18th to celebrate the 80 th birthday of Rev. John Baumann, our Pastor Emeritus. FAREWELL FELLOWSHIP HOUR: At the October 25th fellowship hour we will honor Paul and Bonnie Wilberscheid, who belonged to our church family for many years. They have sold their Nashotah home and will split their time between Fond du Lac and Florida. Please try to attend & give your good wishes to Paul & Bonnie. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Oct 1 Oct 1 Oct 2 Oct 3 Oct 4 Oct 6 Oct 7 Oct 8 Oct 9 Oct 12 Oct 12 Oct 14 Oct 17 Oct 22 Oct 24 Oct 25 Oct 26 Ann Wallschlager Jody Mertins Jeff McBroom Helen Latchaw Kelly Berens Bob Grant Stephen Warden Elaine Delfosse Barb Anstey Peggy Baumann Joe Edlhuber Beverly Baumann Margaret Guderyon Patti Sobchak Ben Van Korn Lois Spilger Donna Anderson KMUPC MONTHLY LUNCHEONS: We will again be sponsoring monthly fellowship luncheons on the first Wednesday of each month. Our first one will be on October 7 at noon. Please sign up on the sheet in the Narthex. (Free will offering.) NEWSLETTER DEADLINE All items for the October newsletter are due on Thursday, October 15th. BOB & GERTIE GRANT: Brookdale Senior Community 5800 Pennsylvania Ave., Apt. 213 Appleton, WI 54914 Phone: (920) 903-8827 BOOK CLUB: Tuesday, October 13 at 3 p.m. at the home of Holly Salzman. The book we are reading is Me Before You by Jojo Moyes. The couny library system has many copies of the book, as well as large print, books on CD, and a Kindle version on OverDrive. Please let Holly know if you plan to attend. New readers are always welcome! At our November 10th meeting, we will be Skyping with the author of our August book, "Pieces of My Mother" by Melissa Cistaro. Copies are available in the church library or borrow one from one of the regular book club members - our club won copies for everyone! This is a special opportunity for anyone who isn't a member but would love the opportunity to participate in an author chat! We won t meet in December or January.

Page 7 - The Proverb October 2015 Next meeting: Monday, October 5 at 9:30 a.m. Contact people: Emily Guderyon & Betty Dean. CHRISTMAS CHILD BOXES: Just a month to go before November is here and our Operation Christmas Child boxes will be packaged up to mail. Watch for announcements on the next item to shop for to bring to church and place in the box in the Narthex. (We change our request for items monthly.) WOMEN OF FAITH: Next meeting: Wednesday, October 21 at 12:30 p.m. Please bring a sandwich. PECAN SALE: The Women of Faith are again selling their wonderful pecans. They are $9.50 per pound. See Ella Mae Clausen to place your order of call her at 262-367-2835. There is no season when such pleasant and sunny spots may be lighted on, and produce so pleasant an effect on the feelings, as now in October. - Nathaniel Hawthorne Memory Project is a partnership between four public libraries in Waukesha County with a mission to provide programs to those affected by memory loss, Alzheimer s disease, and other forms of dementia. A main component of the memory project is a monthly social gathering for those with early stage dementia and a care partner, called memory cafés. Next gathering is on Friday, October 2 from 10:30 a.m. Noon at the Pewaukee Public Library, 210 Main Street. The Café will feature Wii bowling! Refreshments will be served. Please call Wendy Betley, Alzheimer's Association of Southeastern Wisconsin, at (414) 479-8800 to register for this FREE event. Stephanie Flessert is the Memory Café Coordinator for the Town Hall Library in North Lake.

KETTLE MORAINE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH N66 W32690 Highway K Hartland, WI 53029