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November 2016

• November 2016

A Letter From Pastor Dave

“Since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus the pioneer and perfecter of our faith.” (Hebrews 12:1-2)

Sunday, October 30, is All Saints Sunday when we remember loved ones and mentors, now passed, who have inspired us toward the faith and values we have today. Carnations are handed out to all worshipers as symbols of those persons we are honoring in prayer. A bell is tolled and pictures shown of those who have passed away since our last All Saints’ Sunday. My sermon, “Balcony People,” is based on the text sited above; the vision the Apostles Creed calls “the communion of the saints.”

Celebrating those who have inspired our faith reminds us that there are so many who have given their time, talent, treasure, and prayers over the years to make this church what it is today. On Communion Sunday, November 6, Pastor Kyle will be preaching on that memorable verse from Joshua 24:15 “Choose this day whom you will serve...”

All this leads up to Stewardship Sunday, November 13, when members are asked to come forward and put their pledge cards into Dedication Baskets that express our commitment of Time, Talent, and Treasure to further Christ’s work at First Pres and in the world. May this important season in our church’s life result in 2017 being the best year ever in fulfilling our mission in this community.

Dave HandleyInterim Pastor

What’s Inside:

Announcements, Light Up the NightPage 2

Announcements, Stephen MinistriesPage 3

Preschool & ChildrenPage 4

Genesis, Kick the Can Page 5

WF High School, MissionPage 6

A Note from Office and FinancePage 7

StewardshipPage 8

• November 2016

Light Up the Night

announcements

Final preparations are beingmade for the Dinner AuctionGala on November 4. With such a variety and abundance of donations there will be something for everyone. It’s a chance to start your Christmas shopping. There's a golf outing, delicious dinners, or how about a week at a vacation home in Wisconsinor Michigan? Are you enticed? Some of you might not be able attend the Gala but would like to bid on an item. That can be arranged by contacting Kim Van Oss at [email protected] or Alice Lecharia at [email protected].

Over 220 people are planning to attend the Gala. Many agesand groups are part of the mix. This is a real community experience. Hope to see you there!

Human Trafficking Seminar We are excited to have Sue Yencheck speak to us about human trafficking on Nov. 18 from 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. in Stewart Hall. Babysitting, coffee, and refreshments will be provided. Please invite anyone you know who may be interested in learning about this issue or wants to support those in need. There will be "Sweetie" bracelets to purchase in hopes that you wear it and educate others about human trafficking. Please bring cash or check to purchase items hand crafted by victims. Creating products is part of the healing process to further their independence. Please RSVP to Kate Hinson, [email protected] or call 630-752-9139. Visit the WAR Int'l website to learn more about the organization and the fight against human trafficking: http://warinternational.org

We are grateful to have had the FPCW Orchestra join us in worship for the past couple of months. This group is comprised of FPC members, as well as Wheaton College students. The group brings great inspiration to each Worship Service they are involved in. The orchestra will be joining us Sunday Nov 13th and Dec 4th for both the 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. services. We would like to invite any of you who have a musical/instrumental talent that you would like to share, join this group. Please contact Jeffrey Jensen, [email protected] for further details.

First Pres Orchestra

First Pres Blood Drive Sunday, November 6 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Located in the Ministry Center

It’s that time again! To make an appointment to donate sign up at www.heartlandbc.org or call (800) 786-4483. Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are ALWAYS welcome! Photo ID is required. Every donor will receive a free long sleeved shirt and save up to 3 lives in our community!

FCP Book ClubYour First Pres Book club will be reading The Secret Chord by Geraldine Brooks. It is about David and his life from shepherd to soldier, from hero to traitor, from beloved king to murderous despot and into his remorseful and diminished old age. Join us on Thursday, November 17, 7:00 pm in the Parish House living room, for good fellowship and discussion. Questions” please contact Mary Kinsey [email protected] or 630-668-5147 x20.

• November 2016

Have you visited our website lately? www.firstpreswheaton.org

Monthly News is available online and you may also call the church office to request an email copy vs. a print copy.

Proverbs 11:25

The generous will prosper; those who refresh others will themselves be refreshed.

A Conversation about Anxiety and Depression in Children and Teens Wednesday, November 2 6:30-7:30 p.m. in Stewart Hall 105-107 Anxiety and Depression are two of the most common mental health challenges faced by teenagers and increasingly younger children. Those struggling with anxiety or depression often feel overwhelmed , alone and stuck without a way to move forward. Anxiety and depression can affect their ability to succeed in school, enjoy activities and develop healthy relationships. This presentation is for Middle and High School Youth and parents of children of all ages to explain anxiety and depression, causes and symptoms and treatment options. Parents and teens will meet with trained counselors Susan Crickmore, MA, LPC and Elissa Lier, PSYD and split into separate sessions.

Stephen Ministries Stephen Ministers provide high quality, confidential Christ-centered care to people who are hurting. If you or someone you know could benefit from a Stephen Minister, please contact any member of our Stephen Leader Team: Pastor Kyle, Henrietta Ribeiro, Bob Young, Beth Stremel or Diane Easter. Visit www.stephenministries.org to learn more.

Ladies Advent Experience Mindfully Prepare Yourself for the Upcoming Holiday Season. Saturday, November 19,9-11:30a.m. in Stewart Hall. Cost is $10.00. (scholarships available)

Ladies, please join us for this special Advent experience, presented by Maryanne Kyle, Lynne Danekas and Henrieta Ribeiro. You will have the opportunity to share your holiday stories with other women as you create a personal (paper) advent wreath. Light refreshments will be served. Please invite friends!RSVP to the church office at (630) 668-5147. If you have any questions, contact Jeanne Kovanda at (630) 665-4568 or [email protected].

First Light Men’s Collaborative Colossians and Philemon: A 12-Week Study (Knowing the Bible) by Christopher A. Beetham (Author), J. I. Packer (Editor)

The books of Colossians and Philemon complement each other as two New Testament texts that gloriously display the gospel and its implications for how God’s people should live today. This short guide will help readers see how both letters resonate with the apostle Paul’s overriding passion: magnifying Jesus Christ as the supreme manifestation of God’s redemptive purposes.

Please contact: [email protected] to be sure we have enough bacon for all.

Finding FathersFridays at 6:00 a.m.Living Room This group is for working fathers with school age children (K-12) living at home. The group offers a forum for men with similar circumstances to discuss challenges related to bal-ance, integrity, relationships, money, time management, temperament and self identity.

Contact Chris Carroll or Ira DaVall.

Children & Youth

Preschool

• November 2016

Children

LOGOS is GROWING! • 11/2 Crazy Hair/Hat Night• 11/9CamouflageNight• 11/16 World Peace Night• 11/30 Dress Like Christmas

Generations learning and growing together in faith!

LOGOS is an exciting Wednesday night (Oct.-March) program where children, youth and adults come together to practice the art of Christian relationships. Questions? Contact Lynn Nuzzo for K – 5th Grade and Mary Kinsey for 6 – 8th Grade.

Children and Stewardship – A Visit From Stu BearStu Bear was back to help the children learn that through sharing, caring and helping others they are being the good stewards that God wants us to be.Stewardship is a lifetime investment that can help children learn how to set priorities and prepare them for their adult role in the church.Thanks Stu Bear for helping us to grow our faith and be good stewards! Children’s pledge cards are available to use on Nov. 13. Contact Lynn Nuzzo.

First Pres Preschool is now accepting applications for the 2017 – 2018 school year from Church members. Priority registration is open to church members and returning fami-lies beginning November 1st and ending November 30th. Open enrollment to the public begins in January. We offer preschool programs for children from the ages of 2 ½ to six years of age. For more information on the preschool, take a look at our preschool link on the Church website www.firstpreswheaton.org.

Call Chandra Gravit at (630) 668-5147 x27 to request infor-mation or set up a classroom visit. Our preschool classes usually fill soon after priority enrollment ends so if you are a Church member or attending our Church and you are think-ing about preschool for your child, now is the time to contact the preschool.

November is a month that is rich in teaching opportunities. All of our classes are busy learning about the Thanksgiving holidays, including our early ancestors, the pilgrims, and Na-tive Americans. Each classroom ends the month celebrating Thanksgiving with their own ‘feast’ provided and created by our children.

All of our enrichment programs are well underway for the school year. Our music program taught by Linida Bulifante in the afternoon includes singing, musical instruments and an introduction to primary music theory. Lynn Nuzzo is join-ing us monthly for a special story time where she shares a Bible story in a creative and fun way with our preschoolers. We are happy to have her in our classrooms! Our art enrich-ment program, taught by Lauri Malee, is full of preschool-ers enjoying various art mediums and being creative as only preschoolers can.

Victory Preschool Sports Camp is also off and running with their soccer camp for our three, four and five year olds. This is always a favorite with the children and we will be offering preschool sports camps from now until the end of the year for our preschoolers.

Genesis News

• November 2016

The Middle School-Genesis Team will be meeting on Monday, November 7 at 1:00 in the Parish House dining room.

Mission Opportunity during Thanksgiving break. Tuesday, Nov. 22nd spend the afternoon packing boxes of food at the Humanitarian Service Project, 465 Randy Road in Carol Stream. Drop off and pick up at the facility. Arrive at 12:50 and pick-up at 2:00 p.m. Please RSVP to Mary Kinsey and reserve your spot. We have a limited number. [email protected] or 630-6685147 x20.

Mission Project - Hygiene Kits On Nov. 13 the children will be assembling 50 Hygiene kits during Sunday School. The kits will be taken to the November Presbytery Assembly meeting and then sent to Church World Service to be distributed. Last year Chicago Presbytery congregations assembled over 6,500 Hygiene Kits. We look forward to participating this year! Can you help us with the supplies needed? Look for a drop box in the Rotunda and list of items still needed.Please let Lynn Nuzzo know when you have purchased something so the list can be updated. Items Needed: 50 hand towels (15x28 to 16x32), 50 washcloths, 50 wide tooth combs, 50 nail clippers, 50 bars of wrapped soap, 50 toothbrushes in individual packages, 500 standard size Band-Aids.$100 ($2 per kits) contribution to cover shipping costs.

If you are between the ages of 18 and 25, this might be the group for you!Come and Kick the CAN (College Age Network) with us! Look for a Facebook, email or even snail mail invitation. We need your mailing address to keep in touch. Parents, if you would like for us to reach your child, you can submit their mailing address.Perks to joining will be: your church continuing to be in touch via letter, care cards and care packages, holiday break gatherings to renew or build new friendships, reunions of the WF band, and provided summary devotionals based on Dale Goldsmith’s book Look - I Am With You.We look forward to journeying along side you through these college years. Please contact Sharon Carroll at 630-880-1868 cell/text, email [email protected] or Facebook - College Age Network.

CAN - College AgeNetwork

Operation Christmas Child The LOGOS students would like to invite you to join them in packing a shoe box for Operation Christmas Child.

Boxes and instructions will be located in the Rotunda on October 30th. Filled boxes are due back on November 13.Visit their website for more information:https://www.samaritanspurse.org/what-we-do/operation-christmas-child/

Join us as we bless children with joy, hope and love all around the world!

5th Grade Game Night Games – Food – Fun! Bring your friends and join us in the Ministry CenterFriday, November 11 from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.RSVP Lynn Nuzzo, [email protected].

• November 2016

Mission

Shower the Seniors with Love Every year, 1st Presbyterian Church of Wheaton partners with Outreach Community Center and Gary Methodist Church to host a Christmas luncheon for the Older Adults Program. 1st Pres has helped each year by providing volunteers who contribute in many ways: helping with set-up or clean-up, making food, serving seniors at their tables, providing transportation, as well as making financial donations to make the day possible. For the seniors, this annual event is the highlight of the holiday season, and for many, their only celebration. A $12 donation will provide one older adult of Outreach Community Center a place at their annual Christmas Luncheon table.

Be looking out for the holiday tablescape display where you will find donation envelopes. It's easy to make a donation - put your check in the envelope provided and drop it in the mail or leave it in the church office. Make checks payable to Outreach Community Center and write Older Adults Program on the memo line.

This year the luncheon will be held on Friday, December 16, for approximately 150 older adults from south Carol Stream. Our guests will enjoy a traditional meal with all the trimmings, enjoy a holiday musical presentation by Monroe Middle School Chamber Orchestra, and receive an individual gift. Your donation is greatly appreciated for this event.

Thank you for helping to shower our seniors with love. If you have any questions, please contact Kim Van Oss (630-690-4820) or Alice Lechiara (630-462-0536) or Linda Hawkins (at Outreach 630 - 260 - 7600).

The High School ministries are well under way this fall, and we have been having a great time together, building our friendships and growing deeper in faith. Many of our students have been bringing friends, and the friends keep coming back. It’s exciting! October was busy. At the beginning of the month, we had a wild time at Bring Your Parent to WF night, where we got to show our parents what WF is all about. We had a fun group of parents and students playing Giant Tic-Tac-Toe and Lover’s Leap, followed by snacks, worship, devotional time and small groups. Mid-month, we were blessed to confirm 16 students into the membership of First Pres. The services were led by our very own WF band (with the help of Paul Burgess) and student pulpit associates. It was a very meaningful service to the confirmands and their families, but was also an uplifting, hopeful service for the entire church family. God is so good!

The end of the month brought Small Group Fun Night, and the Fall Retreat, where we talked about what it looks like to live out Ephesians 5:1, “Imitate God, therefore, in everything you do, because you are his dear children.” More details about the retreat next month…

Join us in November for exciting installments of WF on Sunday nights, from 6-8:15 p.m., and Guys’ and Girls’ Small Groups on Wednesday nights from 6:30-8;00 p.m. And don’t forget Sunday AM, between services on Sunday mornings! Friends are always welcome and encouraged to join us for all High School Ministry activities!

Save the dates for some special events coming up:Alumni Pie Night – Wednesday November 23 from 8-9:30 p.m. All college students are welcome to come back to visit with the current HS students and WF alumni, eat pie, and play a few games with your old buddies! I know you miss playing Four On A Couch! I hope you can make it!

Progressive Dinner – Sunday, December 11, 5-9:00 p.m. Get all dressed up and we’ll have a fun night eating appetizers, entrees, and desserts at different homes around town. This event is one that the students really look forward to attending! We may even have a visitor from the North Pole!Hot Breakfast – Sunday, December 18 between services in the kitchen. Pancakes and bacon...Need I say more?

WF High School News

Christmas Sharing Christmas Sharing is coming December 9th - 10th! Mark your calendars and start cleaning out your closets. Volunteer forms and food boxes will be available in November. Most needed items are children's clothes, toys and all sizes of coats and outerwear. Donated items can be brought to the church December 6th through December 8th. Questions? Call Tanya Downing at 630-699-6782 or [email protected].

• November 2016

Food Pantry For November we are collecting dessert mixes: cake, brownies, cookies. Please bring your donations to the Rotunda.

A Note From Office and Finance

For frequent updates on the events at First Pres, be sure to “like” us on Facebook at:www.facebook.com/firstpreswheaton

September YTD 2015Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual

Pledge Receipts 73,222$ 67,150$ 706,734$ 700,406$ 728,095$ Other Revenue 417$ 3,187$ 4,063$ 29,521$ 8,425$

Total Revenue 73,639$ 70,337$ 710,797$ 729,927$ 736,520$

Ministry Expenses 40,467$ 41,975$ 334,921$ 378,722$ 384,604$ General/Admin Expenses 44,749$ 44,390$ 403,735$ 415,679$ 382,782$

Total Operating Expenses 85,216$ 86,365$ 738,657$ 794,401$ 767,386$

Mission 6,250$ 6,250$ 56,250$ 56,250$ 52,500$

Non-Operating Income 3,984$ 2,117$ 24,847$ 19,050$ (13,334)$

Net Income (13,842)$ (20,161)$ (59,263)$ (101,674)$ (96,699)$

YTD 2016September 30, 2016

As we move toward the end of the year, our financial outlook is better than September of 2015, but we still have some work to do. It is noteworthy that our expenses continue below budgeted levels of spending, even with reductions in 2016. Generous participation in supporting the ministry and mission at First Pres – investing in today and tomorrow – will pave the way toward a strong financial foundation. Let us challenge ourselves to step up our giving during these remaining months of 2016 as we continue the marvelous work we have been called to at First Pres, in this community and throughout the world.

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Please support those affected by Hurricane Matthew. The category 4 hurricane has already been blamed for hundreds of deaths on the southeastern US coast. Earliest assess-ments confirm extensive damage in southwestern Haiti and eastern Cuba. PDA will immediately begin working alongside established partners to respond to this latest crisis provide essential food, water, and supplies for impacted communities and vil-lages. The needs for the response will be great. God’s people are once again called on to stand in the “GAP”—Give. Act. Pray.

GIVE - Financial support for relief efforts can be designated to DR000148 with reference to Matthew. Gifts can be made online, by phone at (800) 872-3283, or by check, which can be mailed to:Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)P.O. Box 643700Pittsburgh, PA 15264-3700

ACT - Learn how you and your congregation can help fam-ilies who have lost everything in the devastation. Stay in-formed and like us on Facebook, download resources, and share updates with your congregation. PRAY - Pray for those who suffered loss of family or home or for those who are working tirelessly to provide rescue, humanitarian aid, and spiritual and psychological support.

• November 2016

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December newsletter submissions are due by November 15. Email them to [email protected]. This is a monthly publication. If you move please call the church office with your new address.

Stewardship This fall the Stewardship emphasis is on Stewardship as The Best Investment We Will Ever Make. We received encouragement from Pastor Dave in the October newsletter to consider how we are being called to give through faithful planning. We are hearing and reading church members’ stories of the amazing ways they have invested their time, talent and treasure in mission and ministry.

The benefits of our collective investments in the mission and ministry of First Pres is evidenced by the ways lives are impacted through Worship & Music, Adult Education, Sunday school and Logos, WF High School ministry, Mission Outreach, Small Groups, Deacons and Caring Ministries, Women’s and Men’s Ministries and many, many more.

You will soon be receiving a letter from the Stewardship team with a giving card.. Let us consider together the amazing impact of each and every financial investment we make in God’s Kingdom here at First Pres, in the community and around the world, and return our giving cards on Stewardship Sunday, November 13. Praise God from whom all blessings flow.

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