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Sunday, November 22, Noon, Vaughan Fellowship Hall.
At our fall congregational meeting, we will preview the proposed budget for 2016 and hear a progress report on recruitment of congregational officers, as well as chairs and members of our committees and our seven Ministries. Input on the budget should be sent to Carol Kepler of the Stewardship Ministry, at the Stewardship Information meeting on November 8, Noon, Vaughan Fellowship Hall, or by email. If you would like to volunteer your services on any committee or ministry, or recommend someone for a position, please contact Geri Bowen, Marty Lamb or Rev. Peg Williams.
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Join Maria Mayorga, Pastor Peg, and many other CUCCers who will walk in the 35th Raleigh CROP Hunger Walk on Sunday, October 25, 2015, at Broughton High School, 723 St. Mary’s Street. You may register with Maria, or go online to CROP Hunger Walk Raleigh or register the day of the race. Registration and activities begin at 3:00pm; walk begins at 4:00. Come out and walk and end hunger, one step at a time!
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Have Your Say on CUCC's Budget, Sunday, November 8, Noon, in the Vaughan Fellowship Hall
This is the time of year to be grateful - both for what we have received and for what we are able to give back to the community and the world. If you wish to comment on any pressing items that need to be in the proposed 2016 budget, please contact Carol Kepler at carol6524@att.net or come to our Budget Committee meeting on Sunday, November 8th, at Noon, in the Vaughan Fellowship Hall, and let the Stewardship Ministry know of any specific suggestions you have for the budget.
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Do You Have Plans for Thanksgiving Dinner?
If you have no plans for Thanksgiving, contact the church office and let us know if you would be interested in participating in a Thanksgiving Dinner here at the church. Call 919-809-8850 or email office.cucc@gmail.com by Nov. 1.
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Sisters in Spirit
Sisters in Spirit (SIS) will meet on Tuesday, October 26 at 6:30 PM at the home Vivian Hunter, 3700 Baron Cooper Pass, Unit 305, Raleigh, (919) 782-8100. We will start with a pot luck supper, then have a little fun playing a couple of games. ALL women in the church are invited and most welcome. To find out more about SIS, call Gray Woodard (919) 417-5411.
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CALLING ALL SINGERS!
We know that many of you can really sing out when you want to. Our choir will welcome any and all closet and shower singers. Believe me, our wonderful choir director has the skills to teach any and all to sing. We practice on Wednesday nights before the 2nd and 4th Sundays, and then again on those Sunday mornings at5 9:30am in the Sanctuary. Please join us! Submitted by Carol Kepler
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PRAYER CONCERNS
Jason Abelos & family, friends of Cathy Marshall
Jerri & Carolyn Ball - (Cynthia Ball’s parents)
Vandy Bradow and her Mother, Ida Klages
Locke deBruyne (Carol Clark’s brother)
John Hondros - (Kathy Widenhouse’s friend)
Sherri King and her family
Lisa Marsh
Ed and Wanda Nicholson, friends of Sue Cottle
Kathy Wajerski - Pastor Peg’s Sister
Don Widenhouse
Dem. Republic of the Congo
All Saints Sunday
On November 1 we will remember those persons we have lost in the past year by reading their names as part of our worship service. If you would like to have a loved one's name read, please contact the church office by October 30.
Adult Sunday School Class
Sunday Mornings, 9:30am - 10:15am
Bradow Room
Led by Ellen Beidler and Bill Lamb
We are currently listening to a CD series, An Undivided Life, by Parker Palmer. You do not need to buy the book. We listen to 30 minutes from the series and then have 15 to 20 minutes of discussion. If you missed the first session or will have upcoming conflicts, this is the kind of study that has self contained lessons. You can easily drop in as your schedule permits. We expect this series will take about 10 weeks to complete.
Lectionary and Sermon Information
Oct. 25: 22nd Sunday after Pentecost, Reformation Sunday - Red
Sermon Title: "There’s Worry and There’s Worry”
Forum
Forum will focus on Hunger in October:
October 25: Don Birt will lead us in information, inspiration, and action toward Bread for the World initiatives. These sessions are open to youth and adults.
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Coming Up for Youth!
Lock-In: Friday, October 30, 7:00 p.m.-Saturday, October 31, 10:00 a.m. (Bring a friend if you want to!) Enjoy Games, Crafts, Music, Movie, Sleep, Breakfast, FUN!
Mid-Week Youth Meetings
Youth meet for fellowship, service projects, spiritual growth, and education on Tuesday evenings this fall. We meet from 6:30 -8:00 p.m. in the Vaughan Fellowship Hall or the youth room.
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