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T h e G o o d n e w sa m o n t h ly n e w s l e t t e r f r o m c h r i s t c h u r c h

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Minister Rev. Janet Leighninger

Secretary Jane King

Music Director Warren King

cabinet chair Beverly Heald

Treasurer Volunteer Needed

Assistant Treasurer Barbara Maling

clerk Volunteer Needed

Sexton Dan Brown

This question can grab us by tender hooks in our image conscious society. Whether we want to participate or not, we are often and slyly caught up in the vicious cycle of wearing or not wearing a certain style or label, driving or not driving a certain car, living or not living in a certain neighborhood, doing or not doing par- ticular activities. Why are these things important to us? While we might rationalize that a certain brand name or activity is better in some way, if we were to be honest with ourselves our real impetus is our need to fit in or appear to have the qualities that this label or that vehicle claims to impart.

But then again who doesn’t want to fit in? Even those who claim to be anti-establishment have their own codes of conduct and dress that creates a commonality in their uniqueness. Anyone who has had to shop for back to school clothes and supplies is painfully aware of the innate need to fit in and the abject fear of being excluded.

So the question becomes who decides? Do we

allow the outside images of us determine who we are or do we define ourselves differently? If we call ourselves Christians, we are held to an unworldly standard. Jesus’ message to his disciples of old and his disciples today is that we are Christians not because of what culture determines is of value, but what God values.

As Paul reminds us in Romans 12:2: “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the good and acceptable and perfect will of God.”

Perhaps the better question is: Who do I say I am?

If I say I am a Christian then I am someone who:

• truly accepts and welcomes every person

• acts out my concern for the welfare of others

•expresses my love and gratitude to Christ daily

Join us for worship!sunday, 10amWednesday, 6pm

all are welcome, come and see!

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Who do you say I am?

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continued from previous pagec o m m i t t e e c o n ta c t sPastoral Rev. Janet Leighninger, 985-4494 [email protected]

Acting TreasurerJoanna Brown, 985-7224 [email protected]

building & Property Volunteer Needed

cabinet, community service & Visitation Beverly Heald, 985-7096 [email protected]

christian ed. Volunteer Needed

Finance Sheila Moody, 646-3183

membership Leslie Zanella, 967-2140 [email protected]

music & choir Warren King, 985-8759 [email protected]

hospitality & coffee hour Volunteer Needed

newsletter Jen Merrill, 251-9035 [email protected]

Worship Virginia Cole, 967-4515 [email protected]

Pastor/Parish relations Carol Holmberg, 467-3216 [email protected]

Food service Ron Breton, 831-1070 [email protected]

church office & Website Jane King, 985-4494 [email protected]

•asks Christ for guidance in all my decisions

• listens for Christ’s will and acts on it instead of and before my own plans and will

•gives regular worship attendance primacy in my schedule and life

• reads and studies my Bible regularly

•models the importance of prayer in all situations

• teaches children about their rich Christian heritage and faith

• regularly and actively participates physically, emotionally and fiscally in a church community

And while all of us fall short of perfection, if you find yourself equivocating about more of these statements than not; perhaps it is time to reassess your personal commitment to Christ.

Jesus asked his disciples, that same question, “Who do you say I am?” not for his own security and edification but to evaluate the spiritual maturity of his followers. It was and still is the single most important question He could ask. For our honest answer to that simple direct question determines how we will approach the world and everyone and everything in it.

If we believe and accept:

• that Jesus is the Christ, our Lord and Savior who is Emmanuel, “God with us”

• that nothing can separate us from God’s love and forgiveness except our own refusal to follow.

•Christ’s call to “Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me; for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.”

Then we will have no problem living out the prior list of Christian characteristics. Not because we should but because we can’t help ourselves after experiencing Christ’s steadfast love and presence in our daily life.

If you don’t know the joy of that kind of intimate relationship with Christ, fear not. It is a wonderful opportunity to “Fall into Faith” this September. Check out the worship and adult study opportunities that appear through-out this month’s newsletter and choose one in which to participate.

Even one single committed act has the power to free us from the tyrannical clutches of culture and send us dancing into the heart of God. Give it a try, make a plan, and do it today.

For even while the hours of daylight are rapidly waning, we can hold fast to Jesus who promised, “I am the light of the world. If you follow me, you won’t be stumbling through the darkness, because you will have the light that leads to life.” — John 8:12

See you in church,

Rev. Janet

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The Cabinet held a Retreat at St. David’s Church on Tuesday August 9th, for the purpose of discussing the book The Second Resurrection, by Bill Easum. This book was read by many in the congregation, and it was suggested that the Cabinet discuss it, in order to better understand how to inspire greater participation by the members of the church. The fact that only three members of the Cabinet showed up, spoke volumes about the situation of our church. On the heels of this disappointment it was necessary to call off the Vacation Bible Camp, because there were not enough volunteers who were able to properly prepare for such a big event.

Reverend Janet has been working hard to plug the holes for a long time, and has realized that this cannot continue. As the Spiritual Leader of our church, she should not be vacuuming carpets, moving furniture, or performing myriad other tasks that should be performed by volunteers.

When Janet was offered the position of Senior Pastor, she was assured that the church would take over leading Christian Education, Vacation Bible Camp, and teaching Church School. Initially, there was a core of people who volunteered to meet the needs, but they very quickly got burned out, and are now reluctant to volunteer for fear of being overwhelmed, again. I know that there is concern about not having children in church,

and not having any Church School. The call had gone out for weeks, for someone to fill the position of Leader of Christian Education, and since no one is willing to take on this job, it demonstrates that our talk about the children being our future, is only talk....there is no action to try to change the situation.

September brings the start of choir and handbells. We are looking for people willing to help resur-rect our Church School program, by having weekly multigenerational programs for the children. At this time Denise Butler and I have volunteered to be teachers, and would like to have four or five other teachers, so that we might rotate, making it a manageable commitment. If no others volunteer to help with this effort, it too, will be abandoned.

I have faith in our church and its members, and I am praying that the Holy Spirit will speak to all of our hearts, as we start a new church season.

Yours in Christ,

Beverly Heald, Cabinet Chair985-7096, [email protected]

cabinet news

Office help needed —can you lend a hand?Our secretary, Jane King, is scheduled for surgery in mid-September. While she is out of the office, we’ll need volunteers to answer the phone and help with bulletins, etc. If you can come in for even one 2-hour shift, that would be very helpful. There are sign-up sheets in the Fellowship Hall to cover her absence, starting Sept. 19, for about 4 weeks.

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Join our next cabinet meeting on Tuesday, september 13th at 7:00 p.m.

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news from the Christ Church Conservation Corps.Many thanks to Connie Belyea, Marcia Carter, Rhoda Fredericks and Rita Mae Manchester for watering the flowers and keeping them looking beautiful through those hot days of summer.

A fall work day will be held in late September or early October (date not set at this time) and we will do some basic yard prep for the coming winter. All are welcome to join in.

The “hens and chickens” planted in the back, near the brown-eyed Susans, have done very well and if anyone has any extra that they might be thinning out of their garden, we would love to add some more.

Thank you for your contributions to the Urn Fund and the CCCC which make the flowers and other projects possible.

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We change the flowers in the urns in front of the church seasonally and would welcome donations to help us do this.

Donations can be made “in honor of,” or “in memory of,” and can be noted in our church bulletin.

Please note “Urn Fund” with your donation and include any information that you would like noted in the bulletin. Donations may be sent to Christ Church, P.O. Box 87, Kennebunk, ME, 04043.

Thank you!!

check out our newfall book study events for men

Unbroken by Laura HildebrandBeginning Tuesday September 13 at 7 pm, daryl conant leads a discussion of this best seller which describes the incredible life of Olympic winner and WWII pilot, Louie Zamperini and tells of the story of unbelievable survival, resilience, and redemption. This exciting and inspirational event is not to be missed. For more information contact Daryl at 985-7727 or email [email protected]

Game Plan for Life by Joe Gibbs Later this fall, Lindsay Smith will lead a discussion on this amazing playbook for true success in your life. How do you define success? Join Joe and his team of experts as they walk you through the greatest playbook for modern day success ever written, the Bible, and address the issues a national survey identified as the most important ones facing men today. For more information contact Lindsay at 985-8312 or email [email protected].

We are in desperate need of prayer squares and prayer shawls! You can join us for

fellowship knitting on Sunday mornings at 9:00 a.m. or

you can knit at home.

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With these exciting opportunities to “rake up” the blessings of growth and fun.

2 NEW BOOK STUDIES FOR MEN! Unbroken by Laura Hildebrand Beginning Tuesday September 13 at 7 pm, Daryl Conant leads a discussion on this bestseller which details the incredible life of Olympic winner and WWII pilot, Louie Zamperini and tells of his story of unbelievable survival, resilience, and redemption. This exciting and inspirational event is not to be missed. For more information contact Daryl at 985-7727 or [email protected] Game Plan for Life by Joe Gibbs Later this fall, Lindsay Smith will lead a discussion on Game Plan for Life by Joe Gibbs. Join Joe and his team of experts as they walk you through the greatest playbook for modern day success ever written, the Bible, and address the even issues a national survey identified as the most important ones facing men today. For more information contact Lindsay at 985-8312 or [email protected].

FOR EVERYONE! Tuesday Morning Bible Study Starts Sept 6th from 10-11:30 am at the Parsonage (next door to the church) facilitated by Rev. Janet. This lively and diverse discussion of the Bible will excite and lift your spirit. We be-gin with James Chapters 1 & 2. This is a great time to jump in!

NEW FOR WOMEN! Krazy Krafts Tuesday Evenings Starting Sept. 13 At 7 pm Liz Blackman will lead us in laughter and fun as we make easy faith-filled crafts for our shut-ins and nursing home residents. All materials provided and no skills or experience is required. Laugh your way to a deeper faith. EVERYONE IS WELCOME.

STRESSED?STRESSED?

Come hear some GOOD NEWS!

at Christ Church’s Informal Christ Church’s Informal

Wednesday Worship ServiceWednesday Worship Service 7—7:45 pm

6 Dane Street, Kennebunk Contemporary music, graphics,

Q & A’s, relaxed atmosphere where EVERYONE is WELCOME

No exceptions!

This is not your parents’ worship. Come as you are.

Come STRESSED... Leave BLESSED!

FMI: [email protected] christchurchkennebunk.org

“Fall” into Faith at Christ Church

New time 6 pm starting Sept 7th with church school for all ages!

t h a n k y o u !

s av e t h e d at e . . .

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to the angel who put a brand new microwave in the kitchen, answering our need for a new one...thank You!

Two women from our church have been invited to attend:

{ A Time Apart }to pamper their mind, body and spirit on sept. 17th, 10 am – 2 pm at Portsmouth United Methodist Church, 129 Miller Avenue, Portsmouth, NH. (Hosted by United Methodist Women)

Would you like to go? Let rev. Janet know asaPt!

We will have our Fall Rummage Sale on Saturday October 15, so please set aside household goods, collectibles, and winter clothes in good condition for us to sell.

We will need helpers to sort the week before, and helpers to run the sale on Saturday.

Can you volunteer?

For more information, contactRhoda Frederick: 985-6055, or [email protected].

Time Apart – Our congregation is invited to send two or more women to “A Time Apart” to pamper mind body and spirit at Portsmouth United Methodist Church Sept. 17, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Please RSVP before Sept.1 to Martha Murphy, 767-2237, [email protected]

Fundraisers for a Cure for Breast Cancer Sept. 10: 6th Annual Saco Bay Physical Therapy 5K & 2-mile Walk FMI, contact Matthew Cook 282-9463, ext.5404

Sept. 7 – Oct. 30: Women Singing Out Oratorio; weekly rehearsals, Christ Episcopal

Church, Portsmouth, NH. FMI: Claudia Frost [email protected] (978) 468-1579

Host a Honduran PastorThe Honduras Partnership is happy to announce that you can host a pastor of the Evangelical and Reform Church of Honduras either Sept. 23-26 or Sept. 29-Oct. 2. This is an opportunity to expand mission awareness. There is a sponsorship fee to help pay their expenses, but also a scholarship that can help to defray up to 1/2 of the $300 cost. If your church would be interested, please e-mail Bruce Burnham at [email protected] or call 207-602-8191.

We will have our Fall Rummage Saleon Saturday October 15, so please set aside household goods, collectibles, and winter clothes in good condition for us to sell. We will need helpers to sort the week before, and helpers to run the sale Oct.15. FMI, call Rhoda Frederick, 985-6055,

or email [email protected]

COFFEE HOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

Ministry in Response to Domestic Abuse & Violence;

How Clergy & Congregations Can Make a Difference Free training on the dynamics of domestic abuse and violence, and the unique role religious communities can play in the lives of survivors. Oct. 18, 6 – 8 p.m.at York County Community College, in Wells. To register, call or email Clare Fortune-Agan, [email protected] or 490-3227, ext.122

Shaker Hill Apple Festival Sat., Sept. 24, & Sun.,Sept. 25, 2011, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Family FUN for a great cause!at the farm of the Brothers of Christian Instruction, on

Shaker Hill Road in Alfred Admission and parking are free.

York County Shelter Programs is asking for donations of household goods, toys, books, tools, etc. for the yard sale at the Apple Festival. (Please, no clothing, large appliances, sofas, or mattresses).They also need donations of antiques, collectibles, and gift certificates for local services and businesses for the silent auction, as well as volunteers to help at the Apple Festival. To arrange to drop off items for the yard sale or silent auction, or to volunteer, please call Joan Sylvester or Mary Doyle at 324-1137 or email: [email protected] or [email protected] about the work of York County Shelter Programs and the Shaker Hill Apple Festival is on the website: www.yorkcountyshelterprograms.org

Disciple Online Groups are forming for the third year of Disciple Online, the online form of Disciple Bible Study. Go to www.BeADisciple.com/discipleonlinecourses to enroll for Disciple I, Disciple II, or Disciple III in an online format with others from all over. Participants follow the format of Disciple --they study the Bible on their own during the week, then meet with their group members through the Internet with special software at a set day and time to review the week’s study.

Jesus and Paul: Continuity or Discontinuity?The Maine Conference, UCC will present their 2011 Fall Learning Event on Nov. 4 & 5 at Falmouth Congregational Church. John Dominic Cross, regarded as the foremost historical Jesus scholar of our time, will present three lectures; two meals will also be included in the ticket price of $75. FMI, call 846-5118 or go to www.maineucc.org

Mission OpportunitySalud Y Paz, Guatemala

The Tri-State District is sponsoring mission teams to Guatemala in January 2012, and there are still 4-6spots on the team for Jan. 21-29, 2012 ,Salud Y Paz Project, Camanchaj, Guatemala. Approximate cost is$1500.00 (includes airfare, food, and lodging) The mission might include construction (building, painting etc); education of children and families; exploring the possibility of a long term project of clean water for the villages; working in a health clinic;and misc projects in the village homes. For more detailed information email asap. For more information contact: Linda Brewster [email protected] 207-807-2210 Karen Garcia [email protected]

Date Team Chair Phone/emailSept. 4 Finance Sheila

[email protected]

Sept.11 Property Jeff Behrens

[email protected]

Sept.18 Pastor/Parish

Carol Holmberg

[email protected]

Sept.25 Community Service

Bev Heald

[email protected]

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don’t miss the last couple of summer concerts at the colony hotel with warren kingThe Colony Hotel will present their annual summer concert series — with our own Warren King! Performances are from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. Although there is no admission charge, donations for various causes are accepted. Here are Warren’s September concert dates:

september 4: Flute & PianoA native of Kennebunk and mother to two young daughters, Rachel Barter manages a full schedule of flute students in her private studio. Ms. Barter holds a Bachelor’s of Music degree from the University of Southern Maine. She has played with the Strathclyde University Sym- phony Orchestra in Glasgow, Scotland and the Nova Scotia Symphony. She participates

in master classes throughout New England. Currently, Ms. Barter plays with the Casco Bay Concert Band. Recently she has been flute faculty at the Southern Maine Music Academy at USM and a participant in the National Flute Convention in New York City. Warren King will accompany her. The concert is free, but there will be an opportunity to make a donation, suggested at $5 or more, to the Wood Island Lighthouse Organization, which will provide a brief presentation about their activities

sunday, sept. 11: duet PianoThe season finale will be a rescheduling of the duet piano concert cancelled by Hurricane/Tropical Storm Irene! This is the much-antici-pated combination of “Maestro” Warren King and his former college roommate, David Pihl, now a professional recording artist, sharing one piano bench for an entire hour without getting in each other’s way (we hope!) The concert

will benefit the Animal Welfare Society, as originally planned.

For more information on the concert series, please contact Warren King at 985-8759, see his website www.livemusicmaine.com, search Facebook for “Maestro Warren King,” or email [email protected] .

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Host a Honduran PastorThe Honduras Partnership is happy to announce that it is still possible to host a pastor of the Evangelical and Reform Church of Honduras for either Sept. 23–26 or Sept. 29–Oct. 2.

Due to the unusual procedure around procurement of visas, we just found out that 4 more pastors than we initially expected can come next month, and this could mean an opportunity to expand mission awareness in your congregation.

There is a sponsorship fee to help pay their expenses, but also a scholarship that can help to defray up to 1/2 of the $300 cost.

If your church would be interested, please e-mail Bruce Burnham at [email protected] or call him via 207-602-8191. Or contact Rev. Janet.

ThAnK YoU to Kennebunk Savings Bank for

donating a surplus copier for our office after ours died last month!

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ann thompsonbea seekinsbeth adamsbeverly healdbob Wakelingdick homerdot Pillsburyestelle andersonhazel JonesJudy thompson & familyJane kingchris and kady hougekay WhiteheadMargaret Mooremarjorie amiraultMarjorie Daggettour military personnel near & farPat adamssusan davisaileen mahergrace beanron & helen newton

bob coleboat Yorkall Victims of hungerbill daythose recovering from hurricane ireneVirginia FolleyFaye hoisingtonJimmie gordonarlene hoffmanall teachers & students returning to schoolMeaganWarren graybarbara Frenchginny berryscott LabrieLinda shermansharonJanet & malcolmPaulineroland

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Please keep the following Christ Church family in your prayers:

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Keep On... Keepin’ On“Those who go out weeping, bearing the seed

for sowing, shall come home with shouts of joy, carrying their sheaves.” — Psalm 126

Reflection by Ron Buford

Life sometimes knocks us down. It happens to every-one. The key is to get back up and keep moving. The psalmist offers a simple formula for getting through tough times:

First, remember ways God has brought you through past tough times;

Second, ask God to do it again, and;

Third, show that you believe by moving forward before there is tangible or visible reason to do so—even while weeping, sow seeds for the future you envision, though the path may be uncertain and you may just not feel like it... yet.

You may be worried about a job, finances, a relation-ship, illness, fears about aging, trouble with kids, aging parents, an old hurt, or just “the blues.” Whatever it is, God specializes in restoring life’s greatest fortunes — love, joy, peace, and more — even before we feel it or see it coming. Leave the “how” to God as you focus on your hope. There will be a harvest. Go out, look for it. But it may come in a surprising new way or from surprising places. Be open. Don’t miss it. Weep freely, but always with nagging, unrelenting hope in God.

Gracious God, I need your help right now. Please restore my life to better times. Forgive me for the way I tend to forget the ways you have been with me in the past. For the faith I lack as I say these words, please help my unbelief and send your Holy Spirit to pray for me when I doubt and forget. Guide me. Teach me. I’m getting up and out... today, thanking and praising you now. Amen.

“Still Speaking Daily Reflections” like these, from the United Church of Christ, are available free by signing up at www.ucc.org.

h e l p wa n t e d :

christ church is in need of a

christian education chairperson No experience necessary, just enthu-siasm for sharing the Good News with all ages. If you think this might be the right avenue for you to give of yourself to God’s work, please see Rev Janet, or call her at 985-4494, or email [email protected].

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Shaker Hill Apple Festival Sat. Sept. 24 & Sun. Sept. 25, 2011 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Shaker Hill Road - Alfred, Maine www.shakerhillapplefestival.org

York County Shelter ProgramsJuried Art and Crafts FairSilent AuctionYard SaleBook SaleBakery at Notre DameHorse-drawn Wagon RidesAntique Car RidesPig RaffleFarm BoothEnvironmental BoothLunch WagonHealthy Food OptionsLive MusicTim Janis - Sept. 24Children’s Activities

Proceeds from the activitiessponsored by York CountyShelter Programs benefithomeless children.

Friends of Alfred Shaker Museum Shaker Demonstrations Shaker Farm Exhibit Chili & Chowder Lunch Yard Sale Book Sale Continental Breakfast Wagon Ride Through Old Shaker Village Museum Shop New Shaker Mural Pie Sales Children’s Fish Pond

Proceeds from the activities sponsored by the Friends of the Alfred Shaker Museum go to completing the restoration of the former Shaker Carriage House.

Giles Family Farm at Notre Dame Orchards Apple Picking Pumpkin Picking Picnic Tables

Orchards and Farm Store open 9-5 every day

Free ParkingFree AdmissionLocated on the beautiful grounds of the Brothers of Christian Instruction, formerly a Shaker village.

Visit the Brothers’ Apple Store

Please join Hospice of Southern Maine for a special event.

SAVE THE DATE!I Can’t Remember. I Can’t Forget:

Spiritual Journeys of Alzheimer’s Patientsand Combat Veterans at End of Life

Tuesday, November 1, 20119:00 am – 4:00 pm The Landing at Pine Point

Scarborough, Maine

For more information, call (207) 289-3678 or email [email protected] begins in mid-September

Back by popular demand:

The Rev. Dr. Kathleen J. Rusnak, PhD

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u c c n e w sA very happy birthdayto the following Christ Church friends and family this month:

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sept 5 Pam Buser Lincoln Good

sept 7 Tatiana Noble

sept 8 Dorothy Pillsbury

Sept 13 Ron Breton

sept 18 Rebecca Zub

sept 21 Marjorie Seippel Stephen Mahler

sept 25 Hayley Richardson

sept 28 Todd Nutting

sept 29 Cassie Moreno

october newsletter deadline: sept 25thAll submissions for the October newsletter are due sunday, sept. 25th. Please submit articles to [email protected].

Jesus and Paul: Continuity or Discontinuity?The Maine Conference, UCC will present their 2011 Fall Learning Event on Nov. 4 & 5 at Falmouth Congre-gational Church.

John Dominic Cross, regarded as the foremost historical Jesus scholar of our time, will present three lectures; two meals will also be included in the ticket price of $75. FMI, call 846-5118 or go to www.maineucc.org

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