Pastor on Call
For an emergency over the weekend, please contact our Pastoral Associate, Warren Bock.

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Sunday, September 30, 2007
Jody Welker, preacher

Scripture:
Luke 16:19-31
1 Timothy 6:6-19

Sermon:
To Be Rich and Responsible

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Fellowship:
Please join other Kirk members and visitors for a time of fellowship and refreshments following worship on the patio. Refreshments will be provided by the Stewardship Committee.

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Attendance Sunday, September 23:
8:45 a.m.: 118
11:00 a.m.: 309

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Do you play the piano?

On Sunday afternoons of September 30 and October 7, Kirk members are invited to come and “test drive” the Fazioli! Our Director of Music, Mary Kay, will meet interested players in the sanctuary from 1:00 -3:00 p.m. If you play a little or play a lot, children piano students and adult pianists are welcomed! Mary Kay will be on hand for guidance and questions.

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Nancy's Notes

Youth ministry for fall is off to a great start! Attendance on Sunday mornings in Faith Challenge, confirmation, and the high school class has been fantastic. If your youth has not attended yet, I encourage them to do so. The teachers and curriculum are dynamic and engaging with the goal of helping youth mature in faith.

Fifty-six youth and adults visited Camp Chestnut Ridge last weekend for the annual youth fall retreat. The theme was Growing with God and Sunday night youth group will continue this theme throughout the year. I am grateful for the adults that spent their weekend with our youth and for the continued dedication of all youth advisors.

Youth group calendars are available in the youth kiosk in the narthex. Please take one. We always have room for more youth on Sunday nights.

The State Fair parking lot is coming soon- - October 12-21! This great fundraiser organized by the hard work of Harlan Stafford provides about half the overall budget for youth ministry. It requires many hands and feet. Please sign-up in the narthex if you have not done so.

It is already time to plan for next summer's activities! We should know our week for Appalachia Service Project in October and begin taking deposits. Although we will not know our Montreat week until February, we must send in an approximate number attending by December 1. Our first choice for the High School youth conference is July 13-19 and second is July 6-12. Massanatta Springs Middle School Conference is a fabulous event for current 6th, 7th and 8th graders and we plan to attend June 19-22.

And last, but certainly not least, I request your prayers for all the youth and adults in youth ministry. We need God to guide and uphold us, and your prayers certainly help. Thank you.

Nancy

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Mary Kay's Cary Days

Dear Kirk friends,

Thanks to so many of you who continue to support our branches of music ministry here at the Kirk! Do you know that old rocker song “Wake Me When September Ends” by Green Day? Well, it has been a busy, but very satisfying month, thanks to you!

Psalm 150, our acoustic ensemble, will offer musical selections at the early service this Sunday. They have written a selection based on the scripture text of the day, which they will sing for the first time this week! The handbell ensembles – Chancel Ringers and Coventry Ringers – will offer special selections at the late service. We have a special acoustic treat for you at the beginning of worship! Amanda Decker will also be singing at the 11:00 service a lovely setting of “On Eagle’s Wings.” We are fortunate to have young singers so willing to share their gifts in worship.

I would like to give you an update on the work of the Piano Task Force. As you know, we prepared a brochure to answer many anticipated questions for this sanctuary piano project, but there are always more. In order to keep the conversations flowing, we will try to briefly address them in the bulletin each Sunday beginning this week.

We appreciate the many monetary gifts already received and ask that you continue to prayerfully consider how you may help us keep this wonderful instrument for the Kirk. The Piano Task Force and friends worked the parking lot at the NC State Football game last Saturday and will do another one in November. We will be happy to have more help!

A fundraiser event will take place on Thursday, November 1. We invite you to a dinner and evening of entertainment here at the church! Mike Reams (Kirk member and proprietor of Carrabas Restaurant in Cary) has graciously offered to provide a great dinner featuring chicken marsala to begin serving at 6:00 p.m. Tony Thompson (Raleigh jazz pianist) and his jazz trio will provide music in the sanctuary at 7:30 p.m. Both gentleman have offered to raise funds for the Fazioli grand piano. Dinner reservations are necessary as Mike’s staff will prepare the food fresh here that evening. There is also take-out available. Cost is $20 for dinner and music, $10 for take-out food and $15 for concert tickets at the door. For more information, check out the Krier and flyers in the church and around town. We hope that you will come out and enjoy an evening of fellowship and great music!

Bless you for whatever gifts you offer to our ministry as every one counts!

Peace,

Mary Kay

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Centering Prayer Information Meeting
This Sunday, September 30, at 6:00 p.m. anyone interested in Centering Prayer is invited to an information meeting in the Session Room.
Centering Prayer is a way of praying often described as a "resting in God."
This way of praying has been "practiced" throughout the whole
history of the Church, and has found renewal in the last few decades
in the American Church. Please attend, and bring your calendars if you
think you might be interested in meeting on a regular basis. For more information contact Warren Bock.

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NCSU Football Parking - Support Mission and Music
When deciding where to park for NCSU home football games, please support the Kirk's organizations by parking in the West Chase lots on WestChase Blvd. off Blue Ridge Rd. just south of the Wade Ave. overpass bridge. It's a short walk from there to Carter Finley Stadium. The cost to park is $10 per space.

Kirk members are needed as volunteers to help operate the lots. Home game parking dates are: 9/29, 10/27, 11/10, and 11/24. Volunteers are needed for shifts: 5 hours before kickoff to 30 minutes after kickoff, from kickoff to 2 hours after end of game, and for final trash pick-up early on Sunday morning after the game.

Proceeds from these efforts go to support Kirk Mission and Music initiatives. Please contact Harlan Stafford for additional volunteer information or sign up each Sunday in September in the Narthex before the 11:00 a.m. service.

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AIM (Affirming and Inspiring Moms) is a group that meets the first and third Tuesdays of every month at 9:30. Childcare is provided. Meeting topics will include parenting, health, safety, and spiritual encouragement in addition to providing an opportunity for mothers of young children to socialize and get support. AIM Boosters including Lifetime Fitness, Jumpin
Beans, Stone's Education Superstore, and Chickfila will provide discount coupons and free admission passes at all our meetings.

Our next meeting is October 2 with featured speaker Christine Duque from the American Red Cross on "Be Red Cross Ready: Safe Kids and Families."

Please contact Lori Houck to join our AIM meeting announcement list, or call Jill Kammerer for more information.

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On Monday, October 1, the OWLS will sashay down to Wilmington for a day of fellowship and fun. We'll carpool from the Kirk leaving promptly at 8:00 a.m. arriving in Wilmington at 10:30 a.m. +/- and returning to Cary at 5:30 p.m. +/-.

Membership in the OWLS is open to anyone who is not afraid of being called Grandma or Grandpa! Call Bob Adams for information.

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CROP Walk What does CROP mean? Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty. Through the CROP Walk, our Cary community is responding to people all around the world to provide disaster relief, refugee assistance, health care, access to water, and agricultural training.

Pick up a CROP Walk envelope outside the church office, sign up sponsors for donations, and walk on October 7 at Cary High School. If you don't walk, please sponsor someone who does. You can even donate online at www.cropwalk.org. If you would like to join other walkers for lunch ($3 per person) in the Fellowship Hall between the 11:00 service and the walk, call the church office (467-4944) by September 30 to make your reservation. Call Amy Huenemann for more information.

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KILT (Kirk Intensive Leadership Training)
Attention leaders or anyone interested in starting a small group. The Small Group Committee is offering the first annual KILT – Kirk Intensive Leadership Training – on Wednesdays, October 10, 17, and 24 from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. immediately following the Wednesday Night Live dinner at 5:30 p.m. Come fellowship with other ministry leaders. Learn about our new, more inclusive model for Small Group Ministries at the Kirk and participate in workshops. Workshops include Creative Bible Study, Creative Ways to Pray, Reaching out to New People, Choosing Curriculum, and Caring for Members in your Group. For more information call the church office (467-4944) or contact Ann Grundstrom.

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SCOT members free. Kirk of Kildaire members $3/adult. All others $5/adult. Children 12 and under free. Maximum family price $10. Please RSVP to Amy Mooney or call Pat Johnston.

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What is Eat with Eight?
Check out this program if you are interested in having dinner together with a few other Kirk members at least once per month (November, 2007–March, 2008 or beyond if you wish). The Eat With Eight program sets up groups of 7-9 adults. Each group determines their own menu, meeting times and places. Having a potluck meal, eating out, or sharing a meal in some other way each month. The groups can meet as often as they choose. The Small Groups Committee simply organizes the groups from the respondents on the survey. Sign up for Eat with Eight on the portico beginning October 14 - 28. You may also contact Ann Grundstrom if you have questions.

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Trunk-or-Treat Halloween is one of the most highly anticipated holidays for kids of all ages. The date brings ghoulish decorations, festivals, costume parties, and culminates with the neighborhood trick-or-treating. For the parents of children with autism, however, it may be a time of stress and anxiety. Whenever their child faces the possibility of social interaction with other kids, there's always the worry that the outcome will not be worth the effort in trying to help their child "fit in."

The Wake County Autism Society Trunk-or-Treat festival will be at the Kirk on Saturday, October 20, beginning at 5:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Trunk-or-Treat is an event to bring the fun of Halloween to special-needs children of the Triangle, and to foster an environment of acceptance and love to their families. The festival features inflatables, carnival games, craft stations, face-painting, and plenty of food and drink. The night ends with children 'trunk-or-treating' through the parking lot in order to fill their bags with candy and treats. In the past, participants have done an amazing job decorating their trunks.

A table has been set up in the office hallway with further information and a basket for craft donations.

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Marriage Enrichment Retreat - October 26-27
Mark your Calendars!

Marriage Enrichment is an opportunity for couples to celebrate and nurture their marriage and relationship.

Couples from the Kirk and couples from White Memorial Presbyterian Church in Raleigh will join together for this retreat at St. Giles Presbyterian Church in Raleigh. Jody and Sharon Welker are the leaders. The retreat starts with supper at 6:30 p.m. on Friday. Meeting times will be 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m. - noon on Saturday. Registration is limited to six couples from the Kirk. Cost is $40 per couple, plus $5 if you are in need of childcare. Register for the retreat by calling the church office (467-4944) or e-mailing Bonnie Pendleton. If you have questions contact Jody or Sharon Welker.

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Upcoming Conferences at Montreat
The Montreat Conference Center (MCC) is hosting two conferences of special interest to young adults and youth leaders: the "2007 Young Adult Weekend: The Joyful People of God," November 2-4 (www.montreat.org/current/young-adult), and "The Blaze: A Formative Gathering for Leaders of Youth," January 20-23, 2008 (www.montreat.org/current/2008-the-blaze). The latter conference is sponsored by MCC and Project Burning Bush, a youth ministry initiative of Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education.

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Harvest Feast
The Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, in cooperation with Harris Teeter, Triangle United Way, MIX 101.5, the RBC Center, WRAL, Durham Area Transit and the City of Raleigh, will hold the fifth annual Harvest Feast on Sunday, October 7. This is a traditional holiday meal served, free-of-charge, to thousands of local residents at the RBC Center. We're inviting you to come and share a fabulous meal with your neighbors or to volunteer for this event. There will be live music, clowns, celebrity guests and a free gift for the children. We'll be needing over 250 volunteers to help us. To volunteer, please contact Emily Zartman (919-250-0043 or volunteer@foodshuttle.org.

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Next Week at Wednesday Night Live! Entree - Lasagna Everything Scottish Class -- Come see Highland and Cape Breton Dancing featuring Shannon Andfindsen, Amy J. Mooney and other young highland dancers in the area.

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50+ Group Outing Planned for December
The 50+ Group has scheduled a trip to Korner's Folly in Kernersville on Saturday, December 1. Korner's folly is a unique house with 22 rooms spread out over 3 floors and 7 levels with ceiling heights ranging from 6 feet to 25 feet. It is a National Register property. It is about a one and a half hour drive from the Church. We plan to leave by at least 9:00 a.m. stop at Replacements in Greensboro on the way, have lunch in Kernersville (about three blocks from the house), have a guided tour of the house, and possibly stop at the S&T Soda Shoppe in Pittsboro on the way back for ice cream.

In order to reserve a guide, we need to have a head count ASAP. Could you please contact Dick Hart to give him a positive or negative response?

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Faith and Theology Adult Sunday School Class
The Faith and Theology (FAT) Adult Sunday School Class will begin on September 30 a study of Frances Taylor Gench's new book "Encounters with Jesus: Studies in the Gospel of John." Gench is a Professor at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond. The book examines thirteen central texts of John in a thoughtful and engaging fashion. This is an opportunity to deepen your understanding of this complex Gospel and become much better acquainted with its intriguing and distinctive vision. Books are $12. If interested, contact Cader Howard. We meet in the Session room. Come and join us!

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New Testament From Scratch Openings
There are still a few open seats in the New Testament From Scratch class held at 9:45 a.m. in Room A-6 of the Activity Building on Sunday mornings. This class provides an overview of the history and contents of the New Testament. Resources and study techniques are also addressed. It's a great introduction to the New Testament! Please contact Dot Rascoe or the church office to sign-up.

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Offering Discipline
The High School Sunday School Class has adopted the discipline of receiving an offering each Sunday morning. The class will determine the organization(s) to receive the funds at Christmas time. We would like to encourage all groups that meet at the Kirk to begin this practice as a way of reaching out beyond our small circles of influence

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Parents of last year's HS graduates
We would like to send a "goody" package to your graduate, but we need their current address. Please e-mail this information as soon as possible to Nancy Stokes call the church (467-4944). Thanks!

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Do you have left-over Study Books?
Many Sunday School class participants purchase their own copies of books. We would like to collect sets of books so that other classes can study the same books without having to purchase new ones. If you have books that your class has studied and would be willing to donate them, please bring them to the library and put them in the designated box. Thanks!

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KOALA (Kirk Outreach Afterschool Learning Academy) KOALA needs tutors to work from 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursdays. Tutors work with Kindergarten - second graders. Tutors help them with their homework, read easy books together and often play a fun game. This is an easy and meaningful way to change a child's life. To volunteer contact Tricia Pannill.

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Mission Matters

Peacemaking Offering
The Peacemaking Offering will be received on the first Sunday of October. Every year, 75% of this offering is sent to Presbytery to support peacemaking efforts throughout the church, and 25% is sent to a recipient designated by the Kirk's Mission Committee. This year's recipient is Project Restore Ferry Place, an undertaking to build fourteen houses in Ferry Place, a block in the Seventeenth Ward of New Orleans. The work crew traveling to New Orleans for the last week of September will take part in this project. Please remember the Peacekeeping Offering, October 7.

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October Food Drive for Seniors During October the Kirk will collect food for the elderly in our community. Many seniors have dietary restrictions or needs that are not met with items collected by most food drives. Products sought during this drive will include nutritional drinks (e.g., Ensure, Boost), and low-sodium, low-sugar fruits, meats, soups, and vegetables. No glass, please. There will be a collection barrel outside the church office. The proceeds will be taken to the Food Pantry, run by Urban Ministries of Wake County.

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Library Lingo

Few, if any, church denominations rival the Presbyterian record of providing for higher education opportunities in our country. The September issue of Presbyterian Today is dedicated to the topic of higher education and gives us interesting statistics.

Did you know that there are 64 colleges with Presbyterian connections? Of these, North Carolina has the largest number (9), followed by Pennsylvania (6) and Tennessee (5). The five historically ethnic colleges are in NC (2), AB, AK and TN. The four women's colleges are in GA, NC, PA and VA. The only men's college is Hampden-Sydney in VA which also happens to be the oldest (1775). Together all these colleges enroll about 143,000 students, with 44,000 at the Inter-American University in Puerto Rico. Eleven are ranked among the top-hundred liberal arts colleges.

The issue also lists the twelve seminaries (out of a total of 253) in the Association of Theological Schools (www.ats.edu) related to PC(USA), and ways to become familiar with their programs. There are helpful articles about higher education options, campus ministries, financial aid and relevant books to help students make decisions.

There is a colorful report on the 2007 Presbyterian Youth Triennium, this summer's gathering of 4000 college-age students on the campus of Purdue University, held every three years.

You are invited to stop by the library to check out this informative issue of Presbyterian Today.

Stephen Ministry News

Stephen Ministry We are so pleased to let you know that the Kirk will offer a Stephen Ministry training class which will meet Monday nights from 7:00 to 9:30, starting January 7 and lasting until May 3. If you are anxious to learn more about

Stephen Ministry, we invite you to attend "A Taste of Stephen Ministry" on November 11, after the 11:00 service. Please know you are welcome to call any of the Stephen Leaders, Sharon Welker, Sylvia Nygard, Kathy White, or Barbara Oliver to talk about Stephen Ministry at any time. Applications for the training class are available from Bonnie in the church office.

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A Stephen Ministry Moment
New CareNotes publications have recently been added to the display rack on the Stephen Ministry table in the hallway near the office. These CareNotes booklets are inspiring and uplifting if you are looking for caring words to help you meet the many challenges of your life.

The new titles are:

When You Can't Stop Worrying
Tackling the Emotional Side of Cancer
Accepting Your Sorrow - Letting Grief Take Its Course
Growing Older Without Fear
Family Caregiving: When It wears You Down
Overcoming Loneliness After Loss
Letting Faith Help You Handle Stress
Six Myths About Depression
Finding God in Pain or Illness

Please stop by the Stephen Ministry table to see these inspring and encouraging booklets and pick up the ones that will touch you or someone you love.

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Habitat For Humanity
Thanks to Alex and Shawn Chapla, Brian and Mark Dalgetty, Jim Farthing, Amy and Joel Huenemann, and Amy Woynicz for volunteering their time this past Saturday to construct another Habitat home. This group of volunteers worked on trim siding, painting, deck railing. Our next work date is October 27. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Jim Farthing.

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Our Condolences to Dave Pendleton, Doug Burton, and Jim Green and their families on the deaths of their fathers and to Stephanie Bynum on the death of her cousin.

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Prayer Request Of The Week - Please include in your prayers this week all those who are away doing the Lord's work, such as: those attending the Willow Creek Small Groups Conference and our mission team in New Orleans.

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Praying for Your Elders: We have begun to include in the Krier and Sunday bulletin an opportunity for you to pray for elders who are serving on the Session. Each week we highlight one elder and ask that you pray for him or her as they seek to lead at the Kirk. The staff is also praying for this elder. This week’s elder is Janet Covington. Please remember Janet in your prayers.

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Prayers: We pray for Faye Ubinger (outpatient foot surgery, 10/4), Barbara Smith (surgery), Ann Grundstrom, Linn Cannon, Paul Miller (surgery, 9/21), Tori Mottin, Erwin Bigger (skin melanoma), David Gauck (bypass surgery, 9/10), Kathie Bell (knee surgery, 9/7), Carolyn Cobb, Brenda Armstrong, Beth Brown, Louise Harter, Helen Floyd, Janice Coats, Jeff Slack, Alan MacIlroy, Colleen Calwell.

If you would like more information regarding any of our concerns, please contact the church office.

Glenaire Healthcare Unit: Ruth Wagnon, Nedra Chesnutt, Martha Haake, Louise Harter, Mary Frances Webb, Lillian Soo-Hoo.

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Nominations Being Accepted
During the month of September, nominations may be made for recognition of one woman of the Kirk to be recognized at the Christmas Brunch with an Honorary Life Membership. Any Kirk member may submit a nomination for this award. The nominee must meet the following criteria:

1. Must have been a member of the Kirk for at least 8 years.
2. Must be actively involved in the life of the Kirk.
3. Must be actively involved in Presbyterian Women.
4. Has not received this award at the Kirk or another church.

All letters of nomination must follow these guidelines:

1. Include specific examples of why the nominee should be honored.
2. Should be sealed.
3. May be submitted either anonymously or signed (although it is preferred that nominators sign their letters so that if their nominee is selected, they can be included in the award ceremony).
4. May be submitted by email only if it is sent from the private email address of the nominator directly the committee chairperson at her private email address. For the sake of confidentiality, no email nomination should be sent to the church office.

Please send all letters of nomination to the chairperson:
Amy Woynicz
Please contact Amy if you have any questions about the award process or nomination letter.

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Kirk Fall Work Day - Saturday September 29, 8- 12 noon ========================================= Please join us for fun and fellowship and work around the Kirk on Saturday September 29, 8:00-noon.

Planned work includes:
- Trimming bushes
- Weeding
- Gutter cleaning
- Inside work
- Minor electrical work
- Woodworking - if you have the skill

For more information or to RSVP contact Rich Woynicz.

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High Schoolers Invited to "Continue the Journey"
Your faith journey did not end with confirmation! This year, we are organizing a "Continuing the Journey" opportunity, which will be a mid-week group that meets to explore deeper faith issues and to do mission projects together. The exact content of the class will be decided by the group. If you are interested in participating (AND have at least one free afternoon or evening per week!), please come to the organizational meeting on October 14th after worship in the office. You may also let Stephanie Arnold know.


Youth Group September 30:
All youth meet in Fellowship Hall at 6:00 p.m. for supper. After devotions, singing, and a short "debrief" on the retreat we'll break into middle school and high school for the rest of the evening.

Middle school will do a church-wide scavenger hunt with the goal of collecting school supplies at each point along the hunt. At the end, you'll assemble the supplies for a needy student. Come enjoy the fun and help someone, too!

High school will learn about the small group programs that will begin on October 14 and will do a follow-up activity from the retreat. Join us.

HS Hunger Lock-in
The HS lock-in for Oct 6-7 has been postponed because not enough adults are able to participate. Information about an alternate program is pending.

 

CROP Walk October 7 All youth are encouraged to get a CROP walk envelop and begin collecting pledges. Envelopes are available from Amy Huenemann in the narthex before and after worship. Parents and siblings are welcome to walk, too! The more the merrier! Come to Fellowship Hall after 11 a.m. worship on Sunday, Oct 6 for a light lunch and then we'll go as a group to Cary High School for the walk. Parents may pick up their youth at the front of Cary High School on Walnut Street at the end of the walk, approximately 3:30 p.m. No evening MS meeting that Sunday.

 

NC State Fair is October 12-21! Be sure to sign-up this Sunday, Sep 30, before or after worship to take a shift at the State Fair parking lot. Beginning Monday, Oct 1 shifts that are still open can be filled by those willing to work a second shift and earn one additional Kirk Kredit.

 

Youth Calendar

Sep 30: HS small group leaders and advisors meet at 5 p.m.
Youth Group 6-8 p.m.

Oct 7: CROP walk for MS. HS plans pending

Oct 14: Youth Council-noon
MS 6-8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall
HS meet at Anthony's for potluck and small group study

 

 

 

 

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