DEAR LITTLE CHAPEL ON THE BOARDWALK FAMILY, What if it was never meant to be like this? What if we got it wrong? What if Christ never came to earth to inspire cathedrals or cantatas or crusades? Think what the past 2,000 plus years might have been like if Christianity was mostly a private way of life instead of a public declaration. Imagine what would have happened if Christians through the ages placed more emphasis on Christ's exhortations about lifestyle and reverence than conversion and proclamation. Where would we be today if Christians had spent all their energy on living life as Christ did instead of telling others about him and his way of living? But maybe we were never meant to appeal to the masses or Christianize nations or fight for the right to pray at football games. Perhaps we were supposed to live a quiet life of witness and never impose it on others. There is plenty of evidence that Christ might have actually had that in mind when he came. After all, his public preaching was minimal and the Bible is full of stories of him spending time with seemingly insignificant people. He never sugarcoated the implications of belief. He offered plenty of evidence that following him would result in suffering and even death. Nowhere in his teaching did he even hint at a life of worldly success and prosperity. So what are we supposed to do? What if it was never meant to be like this? What if Christians had spent the last 2000 plus years quietly worshipping, reverently following, simply obeying the words of Christ? What if our only witness had been our deeds and our only words had been ones of caution? What if we followed Jesus so closely that we were daily struck dumb in awe? What if we never told another person about the love, grace and mercy of God? What if…

Just something to think about.

Blessings, Pastor Pat

NEWSLETTERNEWSLETTER

2 West Fayetteville Street Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480

910.256.2819 www.littlechapel.org ▪ info@littlechapel.org

SPECIAL DATES

October 4, 2015 Worship

8:00AM & 10:30AM Worldwide

Communion Sunday Traveling Communion

October 12, 2015

Columbus Day Church Office Closed

October 12-15

2015 Mission Trip Avery County, NC

October 19

Couples Workshop 6:30PM-8:00PM

October 21, 2015 Wednesday Night on the Boardwalk 6:15PM-8:00PM “Harmony Belles”

October 25, 2015 9:00AM-10:00AM Sunday Breakfast

October 25, 2015 4:30PM-6:30PM Trunk or Treat

October 28, 2015

6:30PM Annual Fish Fry

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (USA)

OCTOBER 2015OCTOBER 2015

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CHANCEL CHOIR KICK-OFF A SUCCESSS

This past September 3rd, the Chancel Choir gath-ered for their potluck kick-off at the manse. Lots and lots of food, drink and fellowship were enjoyed by the choir and their spouses. It was a perfect evening with a brief rehearsal after dinner. Many thanks to Pat and Marcia Rabun for opening up their home and hosting the Choir.

WELCOME NEW CHANCEL CHOIR

MEMBERS

It is always a blessing to welcome new members to the Chancel Choir. Joining us this fall are

Sally Fay Dibble and

Carolyn and Robin Wetherington. Welcome!

Sally Fay (soprano) has sung in choirs since junior choir. She comes to us from Florida, where she has a home that she will sell soon. Sally has an interest-ing story to share. She and her first husband (now deceased) of 57 years were “couple friends” with another couple for over 50 years. Last May 16th she married David Dibble (of the “couple friends”) af-ter his first wife passed away. Interestingly, Sally had sung with David’s first wife in a choir in North Sy-racuse, New York. Both Sally and David had been care-givers to their first mates and they now live happily in Porters Neck. Carolyn (soprano) and Robin (bass) Wetherington are native North Carolinians. They have lived in Wilmington for the past 9 years. They enjoy boat-ing, camping, gardening and traveling and they LOVE to sing church music! Carolyn teaches pri-vate voice and piano and Robin is Safety Manager of International Paper in Rieglewood.

♥Please give a warm LCOB welcome to our new faces in the choir.♥

COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING SERVICE

A Community Thanksgiving Service will be held on Sunday November 22 at LCOB. The service will begin at 6:00PM and will feature the combined choirs of Little Chapel and St. Therese Parish. All the beach churches will be invited to attend. Sister Mary Isaac, of Tileston Outreach will deliver the message that evening.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT ON THE BOARDWALK

For the November 11th Wednesday Night on the Boardwalk, David will be bringing his two-manual 8-foot Sabathil Harpsichord to play in concert at Lit-tle Chapel. The concert will feature works for solo harpsichord as well as works for two recorders and cello! Guest musicians include Victor Cohen, Ange-la Daughtry and Heather Latham. The concert fol-lows the 6:00PM dinner and will begin at 7:15PM and is free and open to the public.

MUSIC FELLOWSHIP DINNER

Attention Chancel Choir and Bell Choir members and spouses. Our first music fellowship dinner will be held on Thursday, October 1 at the King Nep-tune Restaurant on Lumina Ave. here at the Beach from 6:00PM—7:00PM.Chancel Choir rehearsal will follow at 7:30PM in the choir room at LCOB.

HANDBELL CHOIR After a few months’ hiatus, the Little Chapel Ring-ers will be back in the loft to play for worship on October 11 at the 10:30AM service. Ringers should be in the Sanctuary at 9:15AM on that day for a warm-up rehearsal.

CANTATA REHEARSALS For those of you that like to sing with the Chancel Choir for the Christmas Cantata, rehearsals for this years’ Cantata will begin Thursday October 15th in the choir room. Cantata music will be rehearsed first from 7:00PM – 7:45PM, with the remainder of the rehearsal time (7:45PM - 8:30PM) devoted to Sun-day music. Seasonal singers, please speak to David.

Music Ministries

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(Grades 6-12)

PYC SCHEDULE

OCTOBER 4 War Room Movie Day

OCTOBER 11 1:00PM - 7:00PM

Maze Craze

OCTOBER 18 5:30PM - 7:00PM

Regular PYC

OCTOBER 25 Trunk or Treat

War Room Movie Day Check your weekly emails for specific details as they become available. War Room is a movie about the power of prayer, and a movie Pastor Pat recently encouraged the entire congregation to see.

2nd Annual Maze Craze Event

We are heading back to Hallsboro, NC for an after-noon of friendly competition in a corn field. The cost is $10/person plus any money for snacks at the farm. Meet at the church by 1:00PM.

Special Guests: Tri-Tones The Tri-Tones, an a cappella choir, will join us for PYC on October 18. They are a boy/girl choral group associated with the Methodist campus minis-try, WOW, located at UNCW. We'll listen to them sing and then they will share their ministry experi-ence with us.

Trunk or Treat The youth will provide assistance during this year's Trunk or Treat festival. Please check your weekly emails for more details as they become available.

Rally Day Thank you to all the youth that helped organize and run our game time during Rally Day!

Church Swag Fundraiser The youth are selling a few items with the new church logo on them. We will have a table set up in the narthex starting October 4. We also plan to have a spot on the beach near the sound booth for Beach Service worshipers. Items for sale:

Polo shirts: $25/each Water bottles: $10/each Car decals: $5/each

RALLY DAY 2015

Contact Emily Donovan, Director of Youth with questions about youth events

704.491.6635

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The session approved a fundraiser for the youth to sell shirts with the new LCOB logo! Watch for more details! The session approved a Thanksgiving community service to be held on Sunday, November 22 at LCOB. This ser-

vice will feature a combined choir (LCOB and St. Therese) and all beach churches will be encouraged to attend. Good to Great workshop will be held at LCOB on Saturday, October 3, for elders and deacons. This is a Presbytery -

sponsored event. The next Presbytery meeting is scheduled for Saturday, October 10 in Teachey. Elder Mila Hill is the Commissioner

from LCOB. Two fellowship events are coming in October...our Wednesday Night on the Boardwalk, October 21, will feature the

"Harmony Belles" for our program after dinner. The annual Fish Fry will be held on Wednesday, October 28. Watch for signups in the narthex.

There are nine people who have volunteered to attend our October mission trip!! Thanks to the Christian Education committee for a great Rally Day picnic, with youth leading activities and the Fel-

lowship committee providing great picnic fare! The worship committee extends many thanks to Bill Miller and John Moore for their invaluable help with the beach

service this summer. Worldwide Communion Sunday is October 4, 2015 and this will also be a traveling communion Sunday for our con-

gregation.

ANNUAL FISH FRY

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28

6:30PM

TICKETS WILL GO ON SALE OCTOBER 1

and will be available for purchase on Sunday mornings from

Jim Herren and John Moore or by calling the church office 910.256.2819.

Tickets purchased October 1 - 18………. $5.00

Tickets purchased

October 19 - 25………. $8.00

Kids under 12 eat free. Deadline to sign up and purchase tickets is

October 25.

JIM

Sign up today to participate in LCOB’s

SUNDAY OCTOBER 25 4:30-6:00PM

Simply decorate the trunk of your car for the children to enjoy while they collect treats.

We need 20 cars to form a semi circle around the front door of the church.

Sign up today and let the fun begin!

We welcome donations of candy, small prizes, pumpkins and gourds. Please leave your goodies in the big

baskets in the narthex.

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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN

After a sparkling Fall Gathering where we reconnected amid a beautifully calming theme of water, the Circles will gather this month to begin our journey through the stories in the Bible about water and the role these wa-ters have played in our Christian history. Our first story is the story of birth and creation, of the goodness that came from chaos and the sweetness of rest. Circle 1 will meet on October 5 at 10:30AM at Bertha Martin's, Circle 2 will gather on October 6 at 10AM in Room 102 at Little Chapel, Circle 3 will come together on October 6 at 7:30PM at Estelle Baker's and Circle 4 will convene on October 6 at 10AM at Ada Legg's. Y'all come! Now this may sound like I'm jumping the gun a bit but I've got Christmas on my mind. No, I'm not making my shopping, baking, decorating and address lists. I'm wondering if we will be able to continue the beauti-ful tradition of delivering a hot lovingly cooked meal and a gift to dozens of our neighbors who are alone on Christmas Day. Two amazing, wise, caring and busy women, Jean Schild and Shirley Gearhart, have led the effort for many years and have decided it is time to pass the turkey basters to someone else. But who? Jim and I have served on the delivery team over the years and one year when we rang the doorbell, the smile that lit the face of the lady who answered the bell was one of joy. When she saw the label on the meal cover, she told us, "Oh, I'm so glad you're here! The dinner Little Chapel brings me every Christmas Day is the best one of the year!" Is it really the dinner that she awaits or is it the embodiment of The Gift that we bring with us? The Gift of loving care for others is as important as the meal. Too often in our community when we ring that door-bell to deliver the dinner and gift and are invited inside we notice that there is no sign of The Gift of Christmas inside. It has long been a mission of the Little Chapel to not only bring a hot meal and a gift to the lonely on Christmas Day, but also The Gift. The bells of Christmas are a joyous sound! Are you one of the two amazing, wise and caring people needed to make them ring at homes all over our community this

Christmas Day? Dru

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Circle #1, October 5 Monday, 10:30AM

Hostess: Iris Davis & Kitty Heinzman @ Bertha Martin’s home 121 King Arthur Drive

Circle #2, October 6 Tuesday, 10:00AM

Hostess: Linda Shahaltough @ Little Chapel ~ room 102

Circle #3, October 6 Tuesday, 6:30PM

Hostess: Estelle Baker Bible Study: Cheri Stalls

Circle #4, October 6 Tuesday, 10:00AM Hostess: Ada Legg

1318 Pembroke Jones Drive Bible Study: Barbara Williams

THIS MONTH’S DUTY LIST Circle #3

Meals on Wheels October 24, 2015

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CHURCH WOMEN UNITED

You are invited to attend

the Church Women United Fall Forum to be held on Friday, October 2, 2015 at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church

located at 12 North 6th Street. Coffee and registration are at 9:30AM followed by the Fo-rum at 10:00AM. Guest speaker is Miss Jodi Kerwin from New Hanover County Animal Services. Come join us in this time of Christian fellowship. For additional infor-mation, please call Jean Northrop, 686-5376.

Meals of Love

I would like to thank all who helped make the Meals of Love for Hospice on Monday, September 14 a success. Janice Allen, Harriett Andrew, Shirley Clawson, Carole Coble, Nancy Cosby, Susan Long, Sharon Minor, Mag-gie North and Jean Northrop fixed the food. Carole Coble helped me deliver and set-up the food. This is a wonderful project the Mission Committee has started and will continue once every yearly quarter. Thanks again for all your support. Kathy Blizzard – Mission Committee

2015 POINSETTIA MISSION Plans are now under way to decorate the church for the Advent and Christmas season. The poinsettia cross will go up the first Sunday of Advent, Novem-ber 29, 2015 when we have “The Hanging of the Greens” and remain up through January 4, 2016. If you would like to give a $10 donation for a memo-rial or honorarium (names will be listed in the Christ-mas Eve bulletin) you may do so and the donations will go to support the Christmas Day Meals on Wheels project.

SAVE THE DATE TO DECORATE: Decorate for Christmas…..November 23 at 9:00AM Christmas Clean up Day ……..January 4 at 9:00AM

HARMONY BELLES

will be our program for

Wednesday Night on the Boardwalk

October 21. The evening will begin at 6:00PM with a pot luck dinner in the fellowship hall followed by the con-cert at 7:00PM in the sanctuary. Admission is free but we will be taking up a Love Offering. The Harmony Belles, under the direction of Suzy Schmitt, are a small, women's 4-part harmony group that sings a cappella and whose main purpose for exist-ence is to do community service. The group was formed in 1986 and has celebrated 29 years of performing in New Hanover and surrounding counties. Our mini-productions have been shared in nursing homes, assist-ed living residences, church organizations, non-profits, conventions and in various other venues throughout the year. Our hobby has put us in front of many types of audiences, and we're proud to include in our resume appearances honoring our veterans during Memorial Day observances and the annual "Massing of the Col-ors" on Veteran's Day. We continue to enjoy our com-munity involvement as we gear up for the busy holiday season. The members come from a wide area including Kure Beach, Southport, and Hampstead. Each woman in the group brings her own special talent to the group which results not only in tight vocal har-monies, but also in a unique closely-knit sisterhood. The Harmony Belles look forward to performing for you. We not only love to sing, but think of our hobby as our ministry. For interest in becoming a member or engaging us for future performances, please call 799-5850.

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October 9, 2015 Noon

Join us for good food with great friends at:

Olive Garden Restaurant 5307 Market Street

Wilmington

Hope to see you there! For more information, please contact

Linda Shahaltough, 794-5280.

2ND LOAF Little Chapel on the Boardwalk completed our 15th year of supporting 2nd Loaf and the Good Shepherd Center. THANK YOU for supporting this ministry and helping to feed our hungry neighbors in Wilmington. A special “thank you” to the following groups and individuals that provided time on Saturday mornings or were drivers on Monday mornings. Most of the people dropping off food said “thank you” to Little Chapel for our efforts. For the month of June, thank you to Freddye Ledford, Brenda Parker, Joyce Zimmerman, Barbara Williams, Mary & Pat Roche, Gary Kohunsky, and Andy Marhevsky. The Pathfinders, bible study group volunteered to take the month of July, both for collection of food and drivers. Thank you to Anne Tucker Janice & Rueben Allen, Lisa & Hunter Jordon, Gene & Janet Auvil, Sylvia Robinson, John Moore, Bob Avent, and a special thanks to Barbara Tyndall as team leader. Members of the church volunteered for 2nd Loaf in Au-gust. Thank you to Freddye Ledford (twice), Peggy Gen-try, Marjorie Cartier, Jane Hughes, Romi & Rick Wheeler, Ada & Jim Legg, Susan Long (twice), Nancy & Cos Cosby, and Sharon Minor. In addition, Wrightsville United Methodist Church/Wrightsville Baptist Church assisted by bringing a station wagon full of food in July. It was mighty neighborly of them and we appreciate their help. Reverend Rabun assisted on most mornings, Ann Martz assisted several times during the summer, and Martha Par-ker provided considerable assistance with flyers and com-munications. Thank you. This has been a great way to help a wonderful ministry for Little Chapel and we look forward to the summer of 2016.

Connie and Andy Marhevsky 2nd Loaf coordinators

MALAWI CHILD SPONSORSHIP As we have done for several years now, Little Chapel is participating in the Malawi Child Sponsorship Program with St. Andrews-Covenant Presbyterian Church.

$75 is all it takes to sponsor a child for a YEAR! Your gift will provide school fees, a uniform and school supplies for a child in the congregation and village of the Chuluchosema Presbyterian Church in Malawi, Africa. To participate in this mission please pick up a card from the narthex today and enclose your check for $75. For more information contact Janice Willetts 910-262-8458.

IN THE MAIL

I want to express my gratitude to all the members of Little Chapel and your ministry Committee for donat-ing such a generous offering to the Tileston Outreach. With it we will be able to assist several families with their utility bills so their lights and water won’t be truned off. That is such a caring gift to them. Also, your Presbytery once again gave us finances for our homeless pantry.

Blessings, peace and prayers, S. M. Isaac

Reverend Rabun and all the wonderful folks at the Little Chapel on the Boardwalk, On behalf of all the children and adults at the Cross-nore School, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your generousity and kindness. Our children have experienced great loss and trauma in their short l;ives, but people like you are part of God’s beau-tiful plan of healing for them. Thank you for making their beach experience so special.

God bless you! Brett A. Loftis, CEO

The Crossnore School

LCOB

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Men's Prayer Breakfast Start your Saturday off right!

Treat yourself to a great breakfast and a healthy dose of spirituality!

You are invited to join the Men of the Little Chapel at

The Boathouse Restaurant 9:00AM

Prayer breakfasts are always the first, third and fifth Saturday mornings

of the month. Join us this month: October 3, 17 and 31.

“CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND”

Thursday, December 3 Palace Theater Myrtle Beach

The bus (47 passenger) leaves Little Chapel at 10:00AM & returns at

7:00PM after a dinner stop at Ella’s on the return trip.

Cost is: $45.00 per person, which is due by Sunday, November 15 and is non-refundable. Checks can be made out to the Little Chapel

and memo ‘‘Christmas Trip.” Please join the fun.

TILESTON OUTREACH

The LCOB mission to Tileston Outreach is in full swing! You are invited to bring any gently used household goods or clothing to the Tileston Bench. They are espe-cially in need of children’s clothing, all sizes. The Tileston volunteers really appreciate the time you spend folding clean clothing and linens. Please label the bed size for sheets, blankets and quilts. TOILETRIES FOR TILESTON ARE ALWAYS WELCOME and small items can be placed in the desig-nated basket on the mission table. If you have furniture, appliances or a large quantity of boxed or bagged donations, you may call Sister Mary Isaac’s office (762-5491, Ext 135) and leave a message requesting a van pick-up. In your message, include a de-tailed description of the items you wish to give and a volunteer will return your call to arrange a time for pick up. Tileston business hours are Mon. – Thurs. from 9:00 to 11:30 AM with the exception of school holidays. If you have any questions about Tileston, please contact Ellen Dudley (470-7588) ehdudley@gmail.com or Jaca-lyn Bristow (471-5959) Jacalyn@bristowsurveying.com.

October 4 Joanne James October 11 Susan Long October 18 Cheryl & Dan Hammond October 25 Mary & Pat Roche

EXTERIOR LOCKS CHANGED

Following a unanimous recommendation from the Ses-sion the property committee of Little Chapel has had all the exterior locks on the church changed. It was felt that it had been too long since this had taken place and with the beginning of our Preschool and the many other activities going on in the life of the church it was time to change the locks and reissue keys. We are also imple-menting a new policy in that if you need a key for some reason that you will be required to come into the church office and check one out and then return it upon the completion of your activity or program. ~ Property Committee of Little Chapel

FEED THE PIG!

Feed the underweight and

very hungry PIG!!!

♥ Remember when you give just pennies for every meal you consume, your donations multiply to feed the hungry in our community. You can find Priscilla

every Sunday in the narthex!

SALVATION ARMY FOOD OF THE MONTH:

Canned Vegetables

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Jim Alexander Carolyn Bancroft

Jimmy Bolick Shirley Clawson

Nancy Cosby Arlene Finger

Joanie Grissom Pat Hatcher

Gary Kohunsky Mary Jo Kohunsky Lydia Laboccetta

Mark Laboccetta

Susan Long

Andy Marhevsky Kevin McClair

Marisa McClair Bryan McIntyre

Margaret McIntyre Sharon Minor

John Moore Maggie North

Dewi Rowlands Helen Swartz

Spring 2015 Habitat for Humanity Ecumenical Build

Little Chapel and Friends Building on Faith

M E M O R I AL S Given August 19—September 22

Just a refresher course in case you have forgotten…

What exactly is Stephen Ministry? Stephen ministry is a ministry in our congregation in which trained and supervised lay persons provide one-to-one Christian care to individuals facing life challeng-es or difficulties. What do Stephen Ministers do? Stephen Ministers aare caring Christian friends who lis-ten, understend, accept and pray for and with care-receivers who working through a crisis or a tough time. Stephen Ministers are not counselors; they are trained lay care givers. Their role is to listen and care—not to give advice or counsel. Can I trust a Stephen Minister? Trust is essential to a caring relationship, and Stephen Ministers are people you can trust. Confidentially is one of the most important principles of Stephen Ministry, and what a care-receiver tells his or her Stephen Minis-ter is kept in strict confidence,

If you might appreciate a Stephen Minister to be by your side,

contact Pastor Pat.

COUPLES WORKSHOP: Strengthen Your Connection

Monday, October 19 6:30PM – 8:00PM

Cost is $25/couple Sign-up sheet in the narthex

This is a special evening for all Little Chapel cou-ples interested in building better relationships with their partner. Marcia Guimaraes, of Insightful Minds, will lead this workshop. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor. We will spend the evening learning a few simple techniques that can instantly improve how you communicate with your partner and ways to build a strong bond. Because of the exercises she plans to conduct it is strongly encour-aged you attend this event as a couple.

Marilyn Gray Mr. & Mrs. J.H. Medlin, Jr. Lora Shogi Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Allen

Mr. & Mrs. Pete Booth Mrs. Bonnie Cooper

Mr. & Mrs. Tim Karp, Sr.

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OCTOBER CARD MINISTRY

Sheri Alexander

OFFICERS OF THE MONTH Jim Bolick and Gary Kohunsky

TILESTON DRIVERS FOR JANUARY: October 4 Joanne James October 11 Susan Long October 18 Dan & Cheryl Hammond October 25 Mary & Pat Roche

PRAYER AND SHARE LEADERS October 6 Circles October 13 Shirley Clawson October 20 Peggy Gentry October 27 Freddye Ledford

WORSHIP LITURGIST SCHEDULE October 4 Mila Hill October 11 Mary Jo Kohunsky October 18 Reuben Allen October 25 Jim Alexander

USHERS October 4 Nancy Cosby, Peggy Gentry, Brenda Parker, and Gayle Rivenbark October 11 John Copeland, Dean Cobble,

Jim Legg, and Jim Rivenbark October 18 Jane Davis, Peggy Gentry,

Freddye Ledford, and Maggie North

October 25 Gayle & Jim Rivenbark and Carolyn & Tommy Bancroft

October 1 Chris Cox Fredericka Powell October 2 Deaglan Alexander* October 3 Gerda Strahl October 5 Timothy Karp Jr.# Smith Reynolds* October 6 Anne Farrar Efird Carol Russell October 7 Timothy Karp III* October 8 Tina Copeland Travis Scheboth October 9 Marty Cobble David Donovan# October 10 Janice Blanton October 11 Jimmy Vass* October 12 Mary Ann Barden Emily Donovan# Arwyn Smith October 13 Rowen Thompson October 14 Gene Auvil Bertha Martin Jim Martz October 15 Chuck North# October 16 Beth Baldwin October 18 Mary Brian Miller October 23 Al Wordsworth October 24 Gary Kohunsky October 26 Lydia Wadsworth* October 27 Jordan Davis Billie Milton October 29 John Hodges October 30 Julia Ellenberg October 31 Beth Reid

*=Baptized unconfirmed members of Little Chapel. #=Nonmember friends of Little Chapel.

OCTOBER VOLUNTEERS

S U N M O N T U E W E D T H U F R I S A T

Officers of the Month:

Jim Bolick & Gary Kohunsky

Food of the

Month: Canned Veggies

1 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:00 Bible Study 6:00 Music Fel-lowship ~ King Neptune 7:30 Chancel Choir

2 8:30-12:00 Preschool

3 9:00-3:00 Good to Great

~ fellowship hall

9:00 Men’s Prayer Breakfast ~ Boathouse

4 8:00 Beach Service 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship Commun-ion/Traveling communion 10:45 Kids for Christ 5:30 PYC

5 8:30-12:00 Preschool 10:30 Circle #1 Hostess: Iris Davis & Kitty Heinzman@ Bertha Martin’s Home 7:00 Boy Scouts

6 8:30-12:00 Preschool 10:30 Circle #2 LCOB ~ room 102 10:00 Circle #4 Hostess: Ada Legg 7:30 Circle #3 Hostess: Estelle Baker 6:30 Handbells

7 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:30 Knitters and Crocheters ~ parlor

8 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:00 Bible Study 7:30 Chancel Choir

9 8:30-12:00 Preschool 8:30 Harbor Island Garden Club ~ fellow-ship hall

Noon Singles Meet n Eat

10

11 8:00 Beach Service 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship 10:45 Kids for Christ 11:45 Property Committee ~ fellowship hall 11:45 Christian Ed. ~ rm. 102 1:00 PYC ~ Maze Craze

12 8:30-12:00 Pre-school 7:00 Boy Scouts

13 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:30 Prayer and Share ~ rm. 102 6:30 Handbells

14 8:30-12:00 Preschool

15 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:00 Bible Study 7:30 Chancel Choir

16 8:30-12:00 Preschool

17 9:00 Men’s Prayer Breakfast ~ The Boat-house

8:00 Beach Ser-vice 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship 10:45 Kids for Christ 11:45 Session 5:30 PYC

19 8:30-12:00 Preschool Newsletter Dead-line 7:00 Boy Scouts

20 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:30 Prayer and Share ~ rm. 102 6:30 Handbells

21 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:30 Knitters and Crocheters ~ parlor

WNOTB “Harmony

Bells” Dinner & Pro-

gram 6:15-8:00PM

22 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:00 Bible Study 7:30 Chancel Choir

23 8:30-12:00 Preschool

24 Meals on Wheels

~Circle # 3

25 8:00 Beach Service (last one) 9:00 Breakfast 9:15 Sunday School 9:45 Chancel Choir 10:30 Worship 10:45 Kids for Christ

4:30-6:30 Trunk or Treat

3:00 PYC

26 8:30-12:00 Preschool 7:00 Boy Scouts

27 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:30 Prayer and Share ~ rm. 102 6:30 Handbells

28 8:30-12:00 Preschool 6:30PM Fish Fry

29 8:30-12:00 Preschool 9:00 Bible Study & Luncheon 6:00 Music Fel-lowship ~ King Neptune 7:30 Chancel Choir

30 8:30-12:00 Preschool

31 Halloween

9:00 Men’s Prayer Breakfast ~ The Boat-house

Little Chapel Mission to Avery County October 12-15

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Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) 2 W. Fayetteville Street ▪Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480

(910) 256-2819 ▪ www.littlechapel.org

♥ The Little Chapel with the BIG Heart ♥

Little Chapel on the Boardwalk

STAFF

Rev. Pat Rabun

Minister pat@littlechapel.org

David Lee Heinzman Director of

Music Ministry david@littlechapel.org

Emily Donovan Youth Director

emily@littlechapel.org

Martha J. Parker Office Administrator

martha@littlechapel.org

Joan Denney Bookkeeper

jdenney@littlechapel.org

Daniel B. Holt Custodian

danielbholt@aol.com November 7, 2015

Mayfair Town Center 8:00AM Registration

9:00AM Walk 1.5 Miles Contact: Dianne Matthews

910-392-2959