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Community
Church UCC
Volume 5, 2011
May 2011
Celebrate the Confirmation Journey on May 15
In the last year, our eight confirmands have . . .
• Pinned church history facts in order on clothes lines
• Led worship and served dinner to the homeless
• Visited a mosque and taken part in a tea ceremony
• Watched the movie “Amistad” and discussed the
justice-seeking work of our UCC ancestors
• Spent time with their adult mentors
• Walked a labyrinth and met with the pastor to
discern their plans.
In worship on May 15, with a reception to follow, we’ll
celebrate this journey and welcome seven new members
into the church. Here are the 2011 confirmands:
Olivia Chaffee
First attended KCC: In utero
Goes to: Lewis Middle School
Likes: Theater, dance, baking and
hanging with friends
Favorite part of Confirmation?
Meeting and talking with Paula
Mentor: Jennifer Trempe
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
3
Unplug for Your Family’s Sake!
4
On This Side of Easter...
5
Marilyn is a Gift to Us All!
7
Our New Full-Page Calendar
8
Get Connected: Neighborhood Safety
Scott Wais
First attended KCC: As an infant
Goes to: Waldorf School
Likes: Basketball, football,
circus arts, piano
Favorite part of Confirmation? Ash
Wednesday
Mentor: Michael Lesniak
Michaela Clegg
First attended KCC: Age five or six
Goes to: Patrick Henry High
School
Likes: Painting, playing with animals and cooking
Favorite part of Confirmation? Learning about religions, my peers, and
thinking in depth about the topics
we discussed.
Mentor: Mallie Odle
Continued on page 8.
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KCC Chimes 1
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Community Church
United Church of Christ
4773 Marlborough Drive
San Diego, CA 92116,
619-284-1129; Fax: 619-284-0160
www.kensingtonucc.com
[email protected]
Staff:
Rev. Paula J. Elizabeth, Interim Minister
John Hansen-Tarbox, Minister of Music
Marg Stark, Director, Religious Education
Nina Deering, Organist
Connie Cleland, Director, Preschool
Donna Hanson, Administrative Assistant
Chimes Editor
Chimes Production
Marg Stark
Donna Hanson
Millie Medigovich
Beverly Patch
KCC’s
Vacation Bible School
July 11-15, 2011
Submit photos, articles and announcements
to Marg at [email protected] early
next month--by the 15th of May.
Age 3 - 4th grade
9 AM to 12 PM
Worship Service 9:30 AM
All are welcome!
Mike
Burnett, We
Dare You!
The Youth Group
challenges Mike
Burnett to a
rousing game of
ping pong on Wednesday, May 4, with
enthusiastic thanks for his donation of a
new ping pong table to our Youth Hall,
and for all the hard work he’s put into
transforming our meeting space.
Thanks to the Loomis family’s donation of
a refrigerator, we can enjoy cold drinks
after our ping pong challenge!♦
Admire and enjoy God’s creation with outdoor
adventures, science experiments, service projects,
music, movement and more!
DON’T MISS:
Monday, July 11: Kick-Off
Friday, July 15: Petting Zoo & Closing BBQ
Sunday, July 17: VBS Celebration in Worship
$25 per child (prior to June 1)
$30 per child thereafter
Drop off check or call office at
619.284.1129 to register.
Interested in Volunteering? We can use you for one day,
five days, one hour or 20 hours!
KCC Chimes 2
♦
Kensington Community Church’s
Coffee & Conversation
Unplugged!
Enrich Your Family Life With a
Balanced Approach
to Media & Technology
Wednesday, May 11, 7 to 9 PM
4773 Marlborough Drive
San Diego, CA, 92116
6:30 PM Refreshments & Mingling
For Adults & Youth (12 & older). Free childcare provided upon request.
• Learn how being wired is changing our wiring!
• Set healthy, safe limits for children—and adults!
• Get intentional about family time!
• Tune out energy-depleting media & tune into
purpose-filled living.
With Guest Speaker
Cara Day-McKellar, M.A., C.L.C.
Cara Day-McKellar is an innovative educator, the mother
of four, a certified life coach and a parenting expert. She
is the founder and head of school at Day-McKellar Preparatory School in La Mesa.
After her presentation, Day-McKellar will facilitate discussions about our toughest challenges with media intrusions, TV, Facebook, multitasking, video games, ear
buds, sexting, and more! ♦
KCC Chimes 3
A Moment with Our Interim Minister
On This Side of Easter
During Lent, we traveled a journey of intentionally seeking a closer
relationship with the Holy, the Divine Mystery of Life, with God. Beginning with our Partnership Ash Wednesday service and continuing with the
diverse Faith Practices offerings, each of the following Wednesday
evenings’ opportunities were extended for a deepening of the power of the season, a deepening
of the power of the Holy to grow within each of us.
During Holy Week, we began with palms raised and waving in remembrance of the Bible’s story
of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. By the end of Palm Sunday service we were leaving
worship in anticipation of the Passion of Christ. Our Maundy Thursday soup supper and communion meal permitted us a time of shared community in remembrance of Jesus’ last meal with
his friends celebrating another holy day of remembrance for them – the Passover Seder.
We traversed into Tenebrae, a service of readings, music and shadows – a service of delving and
plummeting into the darkness – the darkness of betrayal, surrender, and mystery. We left remaining in the shadows . . . until the light of Easter broke forth!
Now, we are on this side of Easter. We stand in the light of a new day, a new way, a new life. As
we follow the Way shone forth by the Light, let us not forget the shadows, the mystery, the Holy
that calls us to awareness of that which is beyond our knowing. On this side of Easter, let us not
forget who we are and who we are called to be as people of the Light. On this side of Easter, let
us not forget also – to continue to delve and seek, as well as surrender to the shadows of Holy
Mystery.
May the light of Easter shine brightly in you and through you.
Easter Blessings to you all,
Paula ♦
Lift Your Hand, Share Your Voice at KCC
Come June, the congregation will vote to accept nominations for new members of our church committees. We’d
love it if you would step up and serve. Volunteering has a host of benefits including:
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Deepening your connection to the church and getting to know more of its
members
Adding your voice and having more say about how the church is managed
Gaining skills and exposure to best practices in various professional realms
Laughs with good people who are doing good work.
Whether your term is up or you’re not currently serving on a committee, we’d love
your help. Contact Susan or Damon Curtin-Schamu at [email protected], 280.6717;
or Millie Medigovich at [email protected], 281.7333. The committee include: Events, Missions, Music, Personnel,
Preschool, Religious Education, Stewardship, Trustees, and Worship & Nurture.♦
KCC Chimes 4
The Stewardship Committee urges us to contemplate
being stewards of our time and talent as well as our
treasure. For most of us, time is actually our most valuable resource. If given the choice between writing a
check or spending a few hours on a project, how many
of us prefer to write a check.? And yet, our time--and
the way we use it--can mean everything to our friends,
family and neighbors. We truly give of ourselves when
we give of our time.
KCC member Marilyn Cooper-Ongley
sets such a generous example in this
way. She spends so much of her time,
visiting and care-giving for others in
our congregation. She makes such a
positive impact on people’s lives.
How could you make a difference in
the life of our church? Where can you
volunteer your time and talent? How can you continue
to be a steward of the gifts God gives you?♦
Little Bits from
Kensington
Preschool
The annual Kensington Preschool Parent Association (KPPA) picnic takes place Sunday, May 1, at
Trolley Barn Park. Teacher Appreciation week is
May 2, through May 6. And the KPS children will
once again be making hats to wear in the Memorial
Day parade.
Our end of the year gala is Friday, June 10, at which
we raffle wonderful items donated by businesses in
Kensington and the San Diego area. Our higher end
items are placed in a silent auction. Tickets will soon
be available but you need not be present to win.
The last days of school are Thursday, June 9 and
Friday, June 10. Summer School begins June 14 and
ends on July 7, at which time the school will close
for the summer. Teachers return to prepare for a
new school year on September 6 and our little
students come back to school on September 12.
Wishing you all a very happy and safe summer in
advance!
Kensington Concert Series
A Tango
Celebration
-Connie Cleland, Director
KCC’s
Wish List
Sunday, June 5, 4 PM,
4313 Ridgeway
Isabelle Kay and Florentino Guizar, famous throughout
San Diego, will dance all styles of Argentine Tango to
music by Piazzolla and other Argentinian composers.
The Kensington Trio, and the Morebello/Rathje piano
duo will perform the background music. This event is
outdoors at a picturesque canyon rim Kensington Spanish-style home!
Tickets are $24, and available at Kensington Video,
4067 Adams, (619) 284-2477. Cash or check only please.
Includes reception with the artists, with net proceeds
benefitting the Kensington-Normal Heights Library.
Sponsored in part by Tristany Real Estate and Mike
Tristany.♦
In the weeks ahead we need:
Memorial Day Breakfast Volunteers: Come, pancake flippers, juice pourers, table
setters and clearers on Monday, May 30, from 7:30
to 10:30 AM. Let Mike Trempe or Beth Guepin
know to count you in!
Gift cards, Passes, Tickets: Have unused gift
cards, perks, passes you can donate? Marg can use
them--to award prizes to students for contests, say a
special thanks to someone, etc.
Sunday School Volunteers, June 26: We’re treating our Sunday School teachers to a day off--in
which they can enjoy some fellowship, pampering
and teacher training. The kids will see “Evan Almighty,” a kickoff to our Noah’s Ark summer curriculum. Can you help supervise? Let Marg know. ♦
KCC Chimes 5
Moderator Moment
"Let us never negotiate out of fear,
but let us never fear to negotiate."
John F. Kennedy
Enjoy KCC Outing to
Lamb’s Theatre May 12
The Events committee invites you to join us for “The
Book of the Dun Cow” on Thursday, May 12, 7:30 PM
at the Lamb’s Theatre. Tickets are $28 and we have excellent seats! The show has received great reviews. It’s
Tolkein meets C.S. Lewis, Animal Farm intertwined with
Lord of the Rings, and all told by Cirque du Soleil! Make
your reservation with Donna in the office, or with Beth
Guepin at church.♦
As we, the KCC community, plan out our future in creating and acting on a Vision Statement, I hope that we
can look beyond our current attachments. Sometimes it
is easy for an organization to fall into a regimented
pattern of repetition. The root of many attachments is
fear. Fear of change can easily cause an organization to
stop growing and stagnate.
I believe that we need to open up and listen to God
speaking to us. Only when that happens will we be able
to faithfully follow God's word. God will challenge us in
ways that we do not understand. How we respond to
the challenges will determine how--and how much-- we
grow as an organization.
As we go through the visioning process, I look forward
to hearing everyone's ideas. I ask everyone to prayerfully
reflect on where you see KCC going in its future. I think
the John F. Kennedy quote above relates to KCC as we
negotiate, or come together to develop a common
vision for our church.
Our blessings are many. Let’s make plans together in the
spirit of our blessings, not our fears. As Rev. Ross Putnam mentioned to me, "Bertha's estate is a gift from
God. How KCC uses the money is a gift to God."
Kensington Community Church’s
-Rich Wayman, Moderator ♦
Our Annual Memorial Day
Pancake Breakfast
Monday, May 30, 8 to 10:15 AM
Coming This Summer
A Boat Big Enough for All!
Pre-K through 6th Grade Summer Sunday School
$5 Adults/$3 Kids (12 & under)
Parade-Side Youth Group Concessions Booth
Features: Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Chips &
Sodas
Meet Noah & hear
God’s promise
Build an ark!
Care for animals
and the planet
Don’t Miss It!♦
Feel the rain, See
the rainbow! ♦
KCC Chimes 6
KCC Chimes 7
Mother’s Day
10:45 AM Choir
9:30 AM Worship
29
10:45 AM Choir
9:30 AM Worship
8:30 AM Missions
Committee
22
1:30—3 PM Staff
Meeting*
6:30 PM Youth
Group
Office Closed
8-10:15 AM Pancake
Breakfast, 10 AM-2
PM Youth Group
Concession Stand
31
7 PM Prayer Shawl
Ministry
7 PM Council
11 AM Prayer
Ministry
17
7 PM Prayer Shawl
Ministry
10 AM Women’s
Spirituality
10 AM Women’s
Spirituality
27
20
13
6
Friday
28
10 AM Youth Group
Strawberry Picking
21
14
9 AM Religious Ed
Committee
7
Saturday
See website www.kensingtonucc.com for event locations and details. Events are subject to change with email/phone notice. *Office is closed for staff meeting.
May at Kensington Community Church
6:30 PM Youth
Group
Meeting*
25 1:30—3 PM Staff 26
No Youth Group
Meeting*
18 1:30—3 PM Staff 19
7 PM Lamb’s Thea7 PM Coffee & Con- tre (see page 6)
versation: Unplugged
(6:30 Refreshments)
10 AM Women’s
Spirituality
11 Chimes Deadline 12
Builders’ Dinner
6:30 Events
Committee
Thursday
10 AM Women’s
Spirituality
5
10 Heritage
24
30 Memorial Day
4 1:30—3 PM Staff
Meeting*
Wednesday
6:30 PM Music Com- 6:30 PM Youth
mittee
Group
Ministry
3 11 AM Prayer
Tuesday
23
6:30 PM Trustees
9:30 AM Worship: Confirmation Sunday, Baptisms,
& Confirmand Reception
10:45 AM Choir
16
9
2
Monday
15
10:45 AM Choir
9:30 AM Worship & Baptisms
8
9:30 AM Worship
10:45 AM Choir
10:45 AM Worship & Nurture
10:45 AM Confirmation
Rehearsal
1
Sunday
Confirmation Celebration, from page 1
Rex Winn
First attended KCC: My whole life
Goes to: Francis Parker Middle School
Likes: Tennis, bonsai, guitar and playing with my dog Oliver
Favorite part of Confirmation? Visiting
the mosque.
Mentor: Rich Wayman
The following titles are new in
the library:
Binchy, Maeve – Minding Frankie*
Flagg, Fannie – I Still Dream About You*
Kendall Cooper
First attended KCC: At age one
Goes to: Lewis Middle School
Likes: Playing soccer and hanging out
with friends
Favorite part of Confirmation? I really
enjoyed the labyrinth.
Mentor: Denise Madruga
Johnathan Noah
First attended KCC: 2008
Goes to: Challenger Middle School
Likes: Baseball, drawing, listening to
music, eating lumpia
Favorite part of Confirmation? Walking the
labyrinth and seeing “Amistad.”
Mentor: Mick McClain
‘
Marie Trischman
First attended KCC: In utero
Goes to: Oak Valley Middle School
Likes: Singing, acting, softball and
playing the bass
Favorite part of Confirmation? Feeding
the homeless at the winter shelter.
Mentor: Bill Ehlers
Patrick Clark
First attended KCC: At age one
Goes to: San Diego School of
Creative and Performing Arts
Likes: Theatre, music, parkour, Jon
Stewart
Favorite part of Confirmation?
Learning about religions, Labyrinth
Mentor: Dean Hansen-Tarbox♦
New Books Have
Arrived in the
Ruth Cole Library
Fox, Michael J. – A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to
the Future*
Grisham, John – The Confession
Harkness, Deborah – A Discovery of Witches
Macomber, Debbie – Family Affair*
Morton, Kate – The Distant Hours*
O’Hurley, John – It’s Okay to Miss the Bed on the First
Jump
Plain, Belva – Heartwood*
Rice, Condoleezza – Extraordinary, Ordinary People*
Stockett, Kathryn – The Help
Wells, Rebecca – The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder
*Large Print Book. ♦
Ken-Tal Dinner: Learn More about
the Social Network Revolution
The Kensington-Talmadge May dinner will be at the
church on Wednesday, May 18, at 6:30 PM. The guest
speaker will be Dr. Farouk Al-Nasser who will be
talking about the social network revolutions in
Egypt, North Africa and the Middle East. It’s a timely
subject and will help us understand how the resulting
unrest has sent shockwaves around the world. Ponce's
will be providing the meal. The cost of the dinner
and program is $10 for members and $15 for nonmembers. Reservations should be made at Kensington
Video by Monday, May 16. All are welcome.
Questions? Contact Deena Koenig at 619.281-9377 or
[email protected].♦
KCC Chimes 8
Kensington Home Break-Ins:
Get Informed at KCC Tuesday, May 17
Within the past few months, there have been a number of brazen home break-ins
in Kensington and Talmadge. In response, neighbors are joining forces to get connected and develop an organized, proactive approach to safeguarding our community. Please join us Tuesday, May 17, 6:30 PM in Lander Hall as we discuss
general safety awareness, get updated on recent activity, and meet Officer Rene
Murillo, our newly-appointed SDPD Community Relations Officer. The Talmadge
Watch Patrol group will share how to establish an effective volunteer community
patrol. The meeting is open to all.
Kensington neighbors are also invited to join Kensington Connection, our newly-formed community watch and
forum that links neighbors through one email system. To join the group, please send an email with your name and
address to [email protected] or visit http://groups.google.com/group/kensington-connection.
(Your contact information will not be shared publicly.) Member user names and/or emails are only visible when
posting messages to the group. Please feel free to invite your neighbors to join the email system as well.♦
Missions Update: We Support Great Causes
Missions is pleased to share with you how the remainder of KCC’s budgeted
2010 funds, has been allocated. We will provide more information on these
entities in the coming months:
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Youth Missions: $500 (Part to buy Copley party teen presents and part for
other causes)
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Kiva : $500 (microfinance loans)
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Uptown Faith Community Service Center: $250
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Uptown Collectibles Thrift Store: $150
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Heifer International: $250
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Lifeline Convalescent: $150
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Church World Service: Female health worker training--$125
Volunteer for Uptown Faith, Save the Date for Their Fundraiser
In March, Uptown Faith Service Center experienced a new record with more than 1,900 client visits. The demand
for services for homeless and low-income San Diegans has never been greater, and the Uptown volunteers help
immensely, lending a sympathetic ear along with other needed services.
Uptown Faith is still looking for volunteers for both the Service Center and the Resale Store. One three-hour stint
each week would be appreciated.
Uptown Faith is holding a fundraiser on Friday, July 22, at St. Paul’s Episcopal’s Great Hall. Silent auction items
are needed for the event.
Call Bob Parkinson at 619.280.8270 for more information about Uptown Faith.♦
KCC Chimes 9
God’s Still Teaching Topics
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Being Wired is
Changing the Way
Kids and Families
Are Wired
Parents, how much of your time is taken up limiting,
monitoring, negotiating/arguing, or disciplining your children for excessive use of electronics and media? If your
family is like ours, electronics and media has become a
dominant values discussion in our home!
Preteens struggled to make conversation at dinner
at a restaurant, so accustomed had they become to
“disengaging” with texting and handheld games.
Educator, life coach and mom Cara Day-McKellar
will help us tackle this values discussion on Wednesday, May 11, with “Unplugged: Enriching Family
Life with a Balanced Approach to Electronics and
Media.” The Youth Group will attend, and young
people 12 and older are invited to join their parents,
with childcare available for the younger children.
After a provocative presentation on the costs and
benefits of media in our families’ lives, we’ll tackle
your toughest electronics dilemmas! (See page 3 for
more details.)
Being wired is changing the way our kids are wired and the Meanwhile, here at church, we will continue to try to
way we function as families. Here are a few examples:
strike the right balance by:
Kids are mesmerized by electronics—and crave
them—so that often they are not “present” even
when they are “unplugged.”
• Reading, outdoor play, board games, and other
simple pleasures have become “harder sells,” as
kids are used to bigger thrills.
• Drive time we used to spend talking or listening
to music together is now spent “apart”—as we
talk/text on the phone, wear ear buds, etc.
• The visual images to which young children are
exposed, stay with them and cause anxiety.
• Children have mobile phones, Facebook pages,
and exposure
to mature
videoUCC
games, song lyrics,
Kensington
Community
Church
etc. at younger and younger ages.
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Marlborough
Drive
• Parents
have few
distraction-free evenings in
which they refrain from computer or phone use.
San Diego, CA 92116
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In addition to the obesity and diabetes threats, families
face a host of new challenges, all associated with imbalanced lives and a dependence on gadgets. Church and
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Sunday School are threatened, too, as children and youth
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can find activities without electronics less exciting or engaging.
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In the last six months, I’ve heard dozens of real life stories
in which families struggle with the unintended consequences of electronic use. Here are just a few:
• A 10-year-old downloaded games on his PSP and
charged them to his parents’ credit cards, later lying to
them and saying he had not done so.
• A sophomore created a “I hate such and such” Facebook page (“liked” by more than 30 peers) in which
they teased and harassed a fellow student.
•
Enticing young people with fun, experiential
learning and hands-on activities in Sunday
School
•
Telling kids to put away cell phones/
electronics at church
•
Using audiovisuals to enhance worship and
learning experiences, especially for visual
learners
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Provoking conversation about emerging technologies and their impact on faith-centered
and purpose-filled lives.♦
Faith Nugget:
Go on a
media diet.
For the next month, ask:
How can I tune out the
noise of the world and tune into the power of grace
and spirit in my life?
Start, perhaps, by limiting your intake of news. Keep
a journal of your ideas about saving the world or
about enriching your life, instead of surfing the Net.
Instead of emailing or working on the computer, take
a walk. Tell a joke. Hold hands, make love. Breathe
deeply. Watch the clouds. Count your blessings. ♦
KCC Chimes 10
Our Prayers
Please keep the following people in your prayers:
David Adams
Kathleen Andrews,
The Apgar Family,
“Benny Bear,”
Mary Pat Curtin,
May Birthdays
Debby Douglass,
5
Sam Howeth,
Laura Short
Trinni Gutierrez,
10
Nicholas McCarthy
Walter Haber,
11
Coco Conover
Debbie Hallmark,
12
Katie McKenney
Nancy King,
13
Erin Neal,
Fredric Radick
Kimiko Lindsey-Schroder and family &
friends,
14
Margaret Downing,
Joe Odle,
Jay Trischman
Susan Meckstroth,
15
Melanie Winn
Maggie Radonich,
16
Mary Jane Swann
Janet Richardson,
18
Victoria Robertson
Don Roberts,
19
Hahn Trinh
Robert Spor,
21
Penny Ward
Marilyn Tarbox,
24
Dillon Lesniak
Jo Terborsch,
26
Margaret Burgess
Gayle Trempe,
27
Benjamin Mason
Barbara Underwood,
28
Mallie Odle,
29
Kenneth Klauber,
Mary Annah Hengst
30
Joann Morrison ♦
Edward Gastelum,
Alice Marcoux,
Renzo Wiggins,
Judy Wilkinson. ♦
KCC Chimes 11
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PAID
SAN DIEGO, CA
PERMIT NO. 2731
Kensington Community Church UCC
4773 Marlborough Drive
San Diego, CA 92116
[email protected]
www.kensingtonucc.com
619.284.1129
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
UPCOMING EVENTS
SPRING BREAK’S OVER: YOUTH GROUP RESUMES
WHEN: WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 6:30 PM
WHERE: THE NEW AND IMPROVED YOUTH HALL
HONOR ALL: MOTHER’S DAY WORSHIP & BAPTISMS
WHEN: SUNDAY, MAY 8, 9:30 AM
CELEBRATING: ALL THE EXTRAORDINARY MOMS IN OUR LIVES
UNPLUG: COFFEE & CONVERSATION
WHEN: WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 7 TO 9 PM
WHAT: GUEST SPEAKER & DISCUSSION FOR ADULTS & TEENS
RSVP FOR FREE CHILD CARE
SEE: THE BOOK OF THE DUN COW
WHERE: LAMB’S THEATRE, CORONADO
WHEN: THURSDAY, MAY 12, 7 PM
TICKETS: $28 FROM BETH GUEPIN
REJOICE: CONFIRMATION SUNDAY & BAPTISMS
WHEN: SUNDAY, MAY 15, 9:30 AM
WHAT: CEREMONY IN WORSHIP FOLLOWED BY CAKE RECEPTION
FLIP AT: THE ANNUAL PANCAKE BREAKFAST
WHEN: MONDAY, MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 30, 8 TO 10:15 AM
VOLUNTEER: IN THE KITCHEN OR AT THE YOUTH BOOTH
TELL: MIKE TREMPE OR BETH GUEPIN YOU CAN HELP
SEE THE FULL CHURCH CALENDAR ON PAGE 7
AND AT WWW.KENSINGTONUCC.COM
KCC Chimes 12