Saturday 3rd, July 2010
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A Note from the Music Ministry
As the school year comes to an end, so
does the time with our Music Interns, Erin Smith and Adam
Hightower. We would like to thank them for the time and talents
that they have shared with us.
Adam Hightower will be returning to his home in Texas to begin
his career as a public school music teacher. While he would love
to teach middle or high school choirs, he is presently exploring
all levels of music education.
Erin Smith is moving to Cleveland, Ohio, where she will pursue a
PhD. in Musicology at Case Western Reserve University. She will
specialize in Renaissance and Popular Music, will continue
singing, and will study voice with Early Music Specialist, Ellen
Hargis.
We wish them both the very best as they move forward in their
professional musical careers and will miss them at the church.
Both will be singing in the Summer Choir through July so we
invite you to speak with them on a Sunday morning.
Elaine Clemens and Robert Harris
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Many Thanks
Through the year we receives many
thank you notes from agencies which WCC supports with funding
and service. A few of those agencies recently are: Interfaith
House, Chicago Theological Seminary, McCormick Theological
Seminary, Good News Community Kitchen.
Interfaith House
Your contribution
will help us to continue providing ill and injured homeless
people with the interim housing and supportive services that
they need in order to successfully complete their recovery.
Chicago Theological
Seminary
Whether it be in the construction of a
new, environmentally sustainable Seminary building or the attention given to an
emerging pastor or religious scholar, your gift today helps to ensure that the
legacy of transformative leadership is nurtured and supported.
McCormick Theological
Seminary
Your partnership with us in ministry
makes a real and tangible impact in the lives of those who are preparing to
serve the larger church.
Good News Community
Kitchen
Your sharing with us allows the Good News Community Kitchen to be a light for
those that find themselves in the midst of dark and difficult times.
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Creating Safe, Accepting and Respectful Schools
That’s the theme
of to 2010 Summer Institute sponsored by the School of Social
Work at Loyola University Chicago through its Family and School
Partnership Program.
This decade has been difficult for schools in every way. New
mandates have heightened academic pressures on students and
teachers. Families have experienced mounting economic concerns.
Acts of violence and aggression have increased. In both urban
and suburban schools, as well as their surrounding communities,
these problems have created an atmosphere of anxiety for
children, parents, and school professionals.
The 3-day 2010 Summer Institute (Wednesday, July 21 through
Friday, July 23) will address these issues and empower you
with new and creative ways to help your students, families, and
schools cope with and grow from these challenging times.
Key note speakers are Patricia Arredondo, EdD and Margaret
Weherenberg, PsyD, along with the following presenters: Georgia
Boseday, EdD; Kerri Grossman, LCSW; Naomi Milstein, MSW,
Elizabeth Perl, PhD; Verity Levitt Rodrigues, PhD; and Lindsay
Schrand, School Psychologist.
Who should attend? Teachers, school administrators,
school social workers, psychologists, and counselors. All are
welcome.
Where? Loyola’s Water Tower Campus, 820 N. Michigan
Avenue, Chicago.
For more information go to
The Summer Institute
or contact
Rev. William Mueller
at
847-441-3400 x.23 for brochures.
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Congratulations to our graduates
Catherine Helena Franklin has graduated from the University of
Colorado with a BA in arts and Sciences. She had a double major
in Geography and Germanic Studies.
Alice Brown (daughter of Mary Beth Brown), graduated from the
University of Chicago with an MA in Social Science.
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New Directory
Staff is beginning work on the 2010/11
Directory. In order to have the correct listings published,
please make sure that the information in the 2009/10 issue is
correct.Notify Charlotte
(info@wcc-joinus.org or 441-3400, ext. 10) of any
corrections to the information. In order for your changes to
appear in the new Directory, please notify us by July 26th.
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Transitions
A Memorial Service was held
June 22 for Louise McKenzie. She was a member of WCC for more than 80
years, joining in 1928. The McKenzie School in Wilmette where she served as
teacher and principal is named after her.
Harold A. Miller died on June 15. A family service
was held to honor "Hal" on June 18. His widow, Ruth, continues to reside at
Bethany Terrace, 8425 North Waukegan Road, Morton Grove. Condolences may be sent
to their daughter, Chris Miller Gruelich of Northbrook.
William J. Hagenah, Jr. died on June 20. A memorial
service was held at WCC on June 24.
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Messenger Deadlines
Please be aware that in the months of June, July and
August the Messenger is published semimonthly. The dates are as follows:
Deadline Issue Date
July 7 July 17
August 4 August 14
August 18 August 28
The deadline for submission of articles is Wednesday,
ten days prior to publication
(issue) date.
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Birthdays
1: Marja Newton, Nancy Fry,
Maureen Khadder, Eliot Joslin, Maggie Boyer, David Myers
2: Gene Greable, Jim
Challenger 3:
Suzanne Danilek 4:
Adam Brown, Mac Guy, Sam Wellington 5:
Pat Cousins, Stuart Hammond, Sarah Sevier, Prescott Seymour, Lauren Pope
6: Jane Nickow, Ken
Guy, Dan Schmidt, Alice Brown, Amanda Schoewe
7: Danielle Springer
9: Peter
Barret, Hannah Adams, Robert Van Cleave
10: Ann Berlin, Lane Lewis
11: Ethan Eldring 12: Mary
Lind, Patricia Sutton, Peter Barrett
13: Alana Wimer
14: Stewart Carlson, Joan Ramsay, DeeDee Myers,
Peter Khadder, Lauren Smith 15:
Lee Hamman, Paul Willis 16:
Cheryl Desjardins, Max Fifer 17:
Cindy Pinkerton, Gwen McConnaughy, Kathleen Khadder, Michael Khadder, Jaquelyn
Garabedian, Brooks Wimer, Trey Gottschild
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Grief Support Group
NorthShore University
HealthSystem-Home and Hospice Services
Grief is Like a River: An 8 week Grief Support Group
Wednesday Afternoons,
1:00 -2:30 pm July 21 through September 8, 2010
This daytime support
group is open to anyone who has experienced any type of loss in the last two
years. No matter where you are on your journey, you will benefit from this
nature inspired understanding of grief. We will look at the ways grief and loss
impact us over the course of the entire lifespan. More importantly, you will
learn helpful and practical skills for negotiating your way through all of the
troubled waters of life. Come and share the support of other people who also
mourn the loss of a loved one and discover the beauty that can be found along
the way. Participant’s are asked to make a commitment to attend all 8 sessions.
Death of a Parent,
Legacy, is an ongoing support group for adults who have experienced the
death of a parent The group meets on the 1st and 3rd
Tuesday of the month from 6:30 to 8:00 pm.
Death of a Spouse,
Soul Mates, is an ongoing support group for those who have experienced
the death of a spouse or life partner. This group meets on the 2nd
and 4th Tuesday of the month from 6:30 to 8:00 pm.
Support groups are free and open to the public. All groups are held at the
NorthShore Hospice office, 4901 Searle Parkway, Skokie, Illinois. The building
is handicap accessible and convenient parking is available. For more,
information or to pre-register, please call Thom Dennis, Bereavement Services
Coordinator, at: 847.982.4364 or email at
Tdennis@northshore.org.
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Family Promise
Family Promise Chicago North Shore seeks a (volunteer)
Volunteer Coordinator
Family Promise Chicago North
Shore (FPCNS) needs someone to make sure that all of our volunteer slots (about
15-40 hours per week) are filled on an on-going basis. This includes speaking to
and/or e-mailing our volunteers, and filling out the monthly schedules. It does
not require volunteer recruitment or volunteer management.
Perhaps you’ve already been
volunteering for FPCNS and, knowing how rewarding it is, you want to get more
involved with the organization.
Perhaps you’ve wished to
volunteer, but the hours haven’t been right.
If you enjoy organizing, enjoy
talking with people, and have basic computer skills, this could be the perfect
volunteer opportunity for you!
For more information on FPCNS, visit
www.fpcnorthshore.org
For more information on national Family Promise, visit
www.familypromise.org
Or contact Network Director Rebecca Lillian at
Rebecca@fpcnorthshore.org or
224.216.9780
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Rev. Jennifer
Gleichauf is on call July 2-4 |
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Rev. William Mueller
is on call July 16-18 |
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Sunday, July 4 |
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8:00am |
Summer Worship:
East Lawn |
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8:45am |
Summer
Fellowship: East Lawn |
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9:00am |
Choir Rehearsal:
S |
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9:30am |
Child Care:
Nursery |
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10:00am |
Summer Worsip:
S |
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10:15am |
One Room Church
School: EW |
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11:00am |
Fellowship:
Front Lawn |
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Monday, July 5 |
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Church Office
Closed |
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Friday, July 9 |
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8:30am |
Zumba with
Candus: AC |
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Sunday, July 11 |
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8:00am |
Summer Worship:
East Lawn |
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8:45am |
Summer
Fellowship: East Lawn |
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9:00am |
Choir Rehearsal:
S |
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9:30am |
Child Care:
Nursery |
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10:00am |
Summer
Worship:
S |
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10:15am |
One Room Church
School: EW |
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11:00am |
Fellowship:
Front Lawn |
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Monday, July 12 |
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1:30pm |
Prayer Group: CR |
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Tuesday, July 13 |
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7:00pm |
Council: CR |
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Friday, July 16 |
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8:30am |
Zumba with
Candus: AC |
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Saturday, July
17 |
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6:00pm |
Saturday Night
Supper: TFH |
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AMP |
Amphitheater |
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AC |
Alsdorf Center |
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CR |
Centennial Room |
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EW |
Education Wing |
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JK |
Jr. Kindergarten |
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L |
Library |
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LC |
Little Chapel |
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LL |
Lower Level (Youth Rooms) |
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MR |
Music Room |
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NN |
New Narthex |
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S |
Sanctuary |
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TFH |
Tolman Fellowship Hall |
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