September 2011Vol. 2011Issue 9

Wright Congregational,United Church of Christ

4821 Franklin Rd.Boise, Idaho 83705

(208) 343-0292E-Mail:

wrightucc@qwestoflice.netWeb: wrightucc.com

Published Monthly,Mailed pre-paid at

Boise, IdahoPermit No. 127

* * *Ministers: All of Us

Pastor:Rev. Michael S. Black

Secretary:Robin Canning

Choir Director:Ron Apperson

Organist:Ginny Trapp

Cry Room availableFor restless little ones.

Board Chairman:Will Patterson

Moderator:Jo Elliott-Blakeslee

Youth Leader:Kate Hall

Custodian:Robin Canning

Pilgrim Cove BoardMembers:AI Busche

Carl Van SlykeJanice Aagaard

Fall, Winter, SpringSchedule:

9:30 Adult Sunday Sch.10:45 Worship &

Children's Sunday Sch.Fellowship- Noon

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Summer-.Iuue, July & AugustWorship lit 10 a.m.

Fellowship 11:00Communion Served the

1st Sunday of each month

WELCOME TO SEPTEMBER!A MONTH OF SUNDAYS AT WRIGHT CHURCH

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4Labor Day Weekend

10:00 AM - Worship And Celebration ServiceSermon Theme: "Taking The Bible Seriously"

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11"BACK TO CHURCH SUNDAY

10:45 AM - WORSHIP & COMMUNION SERVICESermon Theme: "Five C's For The New Church Year"

Choir Anthem: "Let There Be Peace On Earth"Potluck Dinner After Worship

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 189:30 AM - Adult Sunday School

10:45 AM - WORSHIP & CELEBRATION SERVICEKids Classes Begin

Sermon Theme: "It Takes All Of Us"Choir Anthem: "Hush, Somebody's Callin' My Name"

SUNDAY, SEPTMEBER 259:30 AM - Adult Sunday School

10:45 AM - WORSHIP & CELEBRATION SERVICESermon Theme: "Checklists For Life's Journeys"

Choir Anthem: "Give Me Oil In My Lamp"*********

Special Children's Moment During WorshipYouth Group After Church

Refreshments & Conversation Hour Following Worship

NEWS FROM AND FOR THE CONGREGATION!

--Welcome back to Church as the Fall Season begins!! Please note that our big"Back To Church Sunday" is scheduled for Sunday, September ll-with Worshipreturning to its regular 10:45 AM time. We also will include Communion during theservice that morning, rather than September 4. Also, please plan to join us for a deliciouspotluck dinner after church!

--We're gearing up for a fall season of Religious Education for all ages. Classes willofficiallyget underway on Sunday, September 18:

--At 9:30 AM, the Adult Sunday School Class will begin its Study of the Gospel ofLuke. Syl Apperson, Dr. Jo, and Mike will share in the teaching.

---After the Children's Moment in Worship, Sunday School Classes for K-8 will beoffered. Lois Taylor, Jeffrey Flaherty, and Susan Busche will lead a cadre of teachers.

---Youth Group Director Kate Hall would like to ask a1l1h_1Zh graders to meet afterchurch that Sunday to begin the Youth Groupprogram.

--Thanks to all who helped make our annual Christmas In August such a success.Mission and Outreach Chair Jim Morrow and Ronna Sundell organized the project andmade the sanctuary look like December. They were so pleased with the mountain of giftsbrought for the Interfaith Sanctuary, as well as money gifts totaling $335!

--A REMINDER: You are invited to be part of this year's annual Idaho Associationof the UCC Fall Gathering, to be held September 23 & 24 in Challis-sponsored by ourUCC Church there. The actual meeting will be held at the nearby Living Waters Ranchand Retreat Center. So far we have five from Wright who will be representing us: Jackand Joan Wenske, Carl Van Slyke, Janice Aagaard, and Mike Black. But we always coulduse more. We have registration information in the office!

--Our special love today to Margaret Johnston, whose daughter Patty passed awaylast month from cancer. May God lift and comfort you.

--Glad to see Willard Dykes back in church after recovering from his fall andbroken bones.

--Jack Hansen will have surgery for esophageal cancer on September 8. We willkeep you in our prayers, Jack.

--Continued blessings for Denise Steelman, who recently had surgery. We prayyour recovery will be swift and complete.

--Our love for Joan Marks, who remains in hospice care at the Amber LaneResidence, an affiliate of St. Luke's.

--And, our best wishes to Bob Brown, who is recovering from a series of illnesses.

~ On behalf of the office staff and the janitorial staff I

: (me) I wish to thank everyone who donated supplies : ~ Our Food Pantry always needs your help.: over the spring and summer. It is now time for fall: ~Your donation of nonperishable items and paper goods isi and a few items are needed. Your donations are i ~i greatly appreciated; greatly appreciated and have kept the supply budget l ~... NO open packages or outdated items! in check. Thank you, thank you, thank you. i i. _ .._ .._ .._ .._ .._ .._ .._'. _ .._ .._ .._ .._ .._ .._ .._ .._ ..: Needed Items for the fall/winter season are: i r------------------------,

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10:45 a.m. Worship service begins on Sept. 11

COMMUNITY SUPPERSeptember 22,2011

Sandi Gillmore is our chef for the month.

ItE.'S BREAKFAS,.

Dear Mike, Linda & members of Wright UCC;Thank you for hosting the Covenants Ministry Teamfor our meeting this past weekend (Aug. 5 & 6).The food was delicious and abundant, the welcomewarm and the facility just right. We were glad tocome to Boise, especially on such a beautifulweekend, though we didn't have much time to enjoyyour lovely paths, etc. Thank you for inviting us,caring for and transporting us and making us feel welcome.

Dana McBrien on behalf of the CMT

All men of Wright Church are invitedto help kick off the fall season by

gathering for a Breakfast meeting atRaedean's Restaurant.

Comer of Orchard and Overland.Saturday, Sept. 10,2011

8:30 a.m.Steve Robbins will make a presentation

on the "Adopt A Cabin At Pilgrim Cove".We encourage all men to attend this

wonderful fellowship gathering.

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~ and make new ones. ~ NEW ADDRESS~ HAPPY BIR7HDAY LOIS ~ Please add to your directortes:

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Phone numbers are the same.From the TreasurerGeneral FundJune BalanceJuly IncomeJuly ExpensesJuly Balance

$3,938.228,625.62

-11,464.36$1,099.48

King's DaughtersWill gather for their fall kick off

meeting at Raedean's Restaurant.Corner of Orchard & Overland

Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011At 1:00 p.m.

If you would like further informationplease contact Maxine Briggs at

343-5251

Notes From The Board

Thanks to the Lord our God for our blessings. Our cup isover filled. Rev. Mike Black opened our Board meeting with aprayer acknowledging all the good and wonderful things inlife. Knowing God has provided each of us, and our Church,with abundant blessing we conducted the business of ourChurch.

Thank you to the Baxter's for sponsoring the cleaning ofour carpet. We appreciate your gift. At some point we willneed to replace the carpet, but for now a good cleaning willsuffice. Our church is well loved and well used, as it should be.We also thank the Property Committee, chaired by DaleShoemaker, and those who volunteered to mow the lawn thissummer for their care of our Church building and grounds.

We thank God for the gift of Jack Barrett and KenFarnsworth. Both were called home to be in the arms of Jesus.We were blessed to have each as pillars of our Church.

Do you have the time and energy to help with our Cabinat Pilgrim Cove? If so, please see Steve Robbins who is leadingour team to upgrade our Cabin for year around use.

Sunday school for both children and adults will bestarting soon. We look forward to seeing all the bright smilingfaces. Thanks to those who have volunteered to teach.

Oh, what a glorious summer! Oh, what a glorious fall tocome! We truly have been blessed!

Respectfully Submitted,Will Patterson, Board Chair

Worship service begins Sept. 11 at 10:45 a.m. !Board of Directors Meeting,

Wednesday, Sept 21, 7 p.m.In our social hall-all committee chairs need to attend

Book Club & Library NewsThe Book Group will meet on Thursday, Sept. 1

at 1:00 p.m. in the church library for discussion on thebook "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" by Rebecca Scloot

Future programs include:Oct. 6: The Dressmaker of Khair Khana, by Gayle Lemmon.Nov. 3: Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, by Jamie Ford.Dec. 1: They Poured Fire On Us From The Sky, by Deng,Deng, Ajakand Bernstine.Jan. 5: Up From Slavery by Booker T. Washington

WWBJis~Meetings wi II be startingOnce again on Wednesday,September 7th at lpm inThe Social Hall. ThisMonth Tuckie Shaverfrom the Boise PoliceDepartment will bring us aPresentation on safety inOur home and with ourFinances and Identity Theft.

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Worship attendance on:July3- 53 Aug.7- 62July 10-58 Aug.14-54July 17-60 Aug.21-56July24- 51 Aug.28- 56July31-54

Ushers for Sept.:Frank Capshaw, Tom Eubanks,

Jerry Lawson

Communion- Sept. 11Servers:

Danette Hunt, Marilyn Williams,Jack & Joan Wenske

Liturgist-Sept. 11:Syl Apperson

Sept. Care Givers:Dave Carmen & Jane Penrod

Sept. Altar/Flower Care:Denise Steelman

MAHJONGWant to play but don't know how?Ethel Farnsworth will be teaching a

Mahjong class onMonday, Sept. 12 from

9 am to Noon at her home.AIl interested ladies are

invited to come.Get together with friends and learn anew game or brush up on your skills.

It's great fun. ,~

STEPPING INTO FALLPOT LUCK AND CELEBRATION

Everyone is invited to kick off the fall season atWright Church beginning Sunday, Sept. 11, 201l.

10:45 a.m. Worship and Family Communion.Pot Luck Luncheon.

(Sunday School classes begin Sept. 18).Sandi Gillmore and her fellowship crew will be providing themain meat dish and beverage. You are asked to bring a side

dish; veggies, salads, desserts.

Are traveling to Baker City, Oregon, Saturday,September 17th to visit the Oregon Trail InterpretiveCenter. We will meet at a central location and carpool to Baker City in the morning, visit the center,and go out to dinner on the way back. The cost forthe Center is $4.50 for seniors 62+ and $8.00 foradults who have not reached the golden years.

Please contact Janice Aagaard atjjaagaard@g.com or 887-3854 if you plan to go. Assoon as we know how many are planning to attendwe will let you know the details on where we aremeeting and what time.

CLIFFORD KENNETH FARNSWORTH, SR.

Was there ever any more interesting, any more fun human being to be around thanKen Farnsworth? I don't think so!

Ken Farnsworth was born on the 4th of July in 1920, in Rhode Island. His familymoved soon to Michigan, and it was there that Ken got his education. He attended theHenry Ford Trade School near Detroit, and actually met THE Henry Ford! Whileworking those early years in Michigan, he met a young woman named Ethel Hock. Theywere married on June 18, 1942, and they celebrated 69 years of love and marriage.

Born to them would be eight children: Ken, Jr., Kathleen, Holly, Frank, Karen,David, Mark, and Kate. Their large family then expanded to include 15 belovedgrandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.

For a good share of his working life, Ken was involved in the food business. He toldstories of some early years in Detroit selling Candy and Tobacco, and always being awareof the Mafia! Later for many years he was a food broker for several different major UScompanies. In 1957, his work took him and his family to Los Angeles, from where hetraveled all over the West. It didn't take him long to discover that Boise, Idaho, was in hisopinion, the best place of all to raise a family. From 1960on, Boise became home.

Ken founded Ken-Son Food Brokerage, and then just a few years later broughtRhodes Bread to Idaho. As you all know, Rhodes grew to become one of the best-knownand successful frozen bread products companies in America.

Ken and Ethel and family became part of Wright Church in 1967, and have beenfaithful, generous participants in our church all these years since. Together or separately,they have been part of practically every group or project involving our congregation. Theyalso have been instrumental in helping start a UCC Church in Yuma, Arizona, where theywintered for many years. They were also part of a team of UCC members who went on apeace mission to Russia years ago. Ken and Ethel also have left a great legacy as peopleconcerned about the environment, long before it became fashionable. Ken also was anationally-recognized ambassador for the Smile Train, the wonderful organizationsupporting doctors who go all over the world to perform surgery on poor children bornwith cleft palate or other disfiguring conditions.

We thank God for this joyful, passionate, dedicated life of 91 years!

IN LOVING MEMORY

Since the last issue of the Wright Ups was produced, we have said goodbye to two ofour most beloved members - Jack Barrett and Ken Farnsworth. We honor them today:

JOHN W. "JACK" BARRETT

For almost 50 years, Jack Barrett and his beloved wife Marilyn (who passed awayjust three years ago) were wonderful, loving members and supporters of Wright Church-and their legacy of family and spirit lives on!

John W. Barrett was born in North Dakota in 1931. He grew up there, graduatingfrom Minot High School, and began to attend Minot State College when the Korean Warbroke out. He joined the Air Force and was eventually stationed at Dow AFB in Bangor,Maine. It was there that he met and fell in love with Marilyn Light. They were married inJune of 1952.

By that time, Jack was completing his degree at the University of Idaho. He went onto also graduate from the U of I Law School, and the family moved to Boise in 1959 wherehe began a truly remarkable Law Practice. Over the years, Jack and Marilyn had fourchildren: Kim, Charlie, Laura, and Jonna-and through them they were given 10grandchildren.

As you know, Jack was a founding member and partner in the prominent Boise LawFirm of Moffatt, Thomas, Barrett, Rock, & Fields. Jack became known over many yearsas Idaho's most respected and honored Workers Compensation Attorney. He was honoredby his profession with many, many awards and recognitions. Perhaps, one of the greatesthighlights of his career, that demonstrated both is professional skill and his socialconscience, was his indispensable work in the 1996 passage of the Farm Workers Bill,which at last brought farm workers under Idaho's Workers Comp provisions andprotection.

As you would expect, Jack took part in many leadership roles in our Church. Heserved three years as Board Chairman; he and Marilyn were Deacons; they were membersand/or chairs of several other committees; and in those occasional times of need, he wouldoffer wise and helpful legal guidance.

We thank God for this good and faithful life of 79 years! And we all extend our loveto his family.

Stewardship Message from Carl Van Slyke

For All the World

"For God so loved the world. .. " John 3:16

Christians are, by their very nature, citizens of the world. From the beginning ofthe church, as Paul invited the churches he formed to contribute to help the churchin Jerusalem, we have shared resources with each other as any have need.Through our Neighbors in Need offerings, often received in early October, weshare with kin in the U.S. Through One Great Hour of Sharing and our regulargiving to Our Church's Wider Mission we support missionaries and partnerchurches and relief organizations around the world. Though American churchesare young by the standards of the Middle East, Africa and Europe, we also arewealthy in comparison to many of those churches. As we plan our own pledgedrives and construct our church budgets this year, let us remind each other thatGod not only loves us but all the world.

Rochelle A. Stackhouse is the Senior Minister of The Church of the Redeemer, United Church ofChrist, New Haven Connecticut.

Budget updateIt has been several months since I let you know how close the income iscoming to meeting the expenses in the General Fund budget that wasapproved in January 2011. We made several major cuts in the budgetbased on projected income with a goal of a balanced budget. The budgetthat was approved had a negative balance of $11,827. As of July 31,2011 general fund income totaled $74,938 and expenses totaled $73,845with a positive balance of $1093. Income actually has exceededprojections by a bit and expenses are right on target.

I would like to thank each of you for your faithful giving to the GeneralFund during the first half of the year and ask that you consider and overand above gift to help us meet the expenses that were approved in thebudget. I would also like to thank the congregation for its generoussupport of outreach projects that are not included in the General FundBudget. These include Building Fund, Pilgrim Cove Camp andConference Center, Christmas in August, The Giving Tree, CommunitySuppers, Food Pantry, One Great Hour of Sharing, Christmas Fund,miscellaneous office and cleaning supplies. We are truly a caring,generous, and giving congregation.

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BUT-He isn't giving up hope-He knows there are some of you outthere who might be thinking, "Maybe I could contribute my talents by singingin the choir". If that "sounds" like you, please come join us on Wednesdayevenings, beginning September 7, and be part of this important musicalexpression of our faith! Thanks!

WELCOME BACK TO THE CHOIR!

FIRST REHEARSAL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 - 7:00PM-: FIRST ANTHEM IN CHURCH - SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

Music is-as it always has been-a wonderful, central piece of ourweekly Worship Services! And, we want to have a special choir to makejoyful noises to the Lord and to help lead the congregation in singing the songsof our faith.

Choir Director Ron Apperson has put out a "wish list". He says if hecould "snap his fingers" and magically produce more singers for the choir, hewould ask for two more sopranos, two more tenors, and two more basses. (Weseem to have already been blessed with an abundance of altos!) He's askedand prayed, but hasn't had those people appear yet ...

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September 11, 2011

Between Memory and Hope

John 14:25-31

"Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. I do not give to you as the worldgives. Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not let them be afraid. 11

- John 14:27

Just about everyone can remember where they were the morning ofSeptember 11, 2001 and the days that followed. As New York ConferenceMinister, I was scheduled to preach in New York City the following

Sunday. When I arrived, the congregation had gathered as usual, and notsurprisingly, most of the folks were still in a state of shock.

There was an abiding atmosphere of sadness and grieving, yet anotheremotion that I had not anticipated was the presence of deep gratitude. It wasbeginning to dawn on many of us that as devastating and shocking as theattacks were, there was reason to be thankful that the tragedy could have beeneven greater. This awareness was accompanied by the stories of individualswho worked near the World Trade Center, but for various reasons were notthere that fateful morning. Many more were grateful that, for the moment,the danger had passed. Even in the midst of mourning, our thanksgiving toGod was fervent and deeper than usual.

The pain and suffering that we as Americans associate with terrorism beganthat day and has continued ever since. For that reason the date is etched in ournation's collective consciousness. However, it is important to note that forothers around the world, that day is the day we experienced the degree of painother nations and peoples have experienced far longer. September 11th was aday the tragedies of the world came to our shores ....

Our gathering as a UCC church in Queens, New York, on that first Sundayafter September 11th, 2001 was a moment in time filled with regret and grief.It was also tinged with hope emanating from thanksgiving to our living,loving and merciful God, to whom we turn as we contemplate beginning anewour work toward God's just and peaceful realm "on earth as it is in heaven."

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11:00:Fellowship Office Closed Raedean's

Youth Group1:00 p.m.

1:00Women'sFellowship King's Daughters at BUGS Harvest BUGS

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Communion,Ethel Farnsworth

Noon: Pot Luckluncheon

Wright Ones trip to6:00 Huntington's Bakers City-

Youth Group Group Meeting Oregon Trail

7:00 Alanon-Alateen Center7:00 Co-Housing

7-Choir Rehearsal

18 19 20 21 22 23 24r---- 9:30 Adult Sun. Sch.

10:15 Choir Warm-up10:45 Worship & 5.5.

Noon: FellowshipStewardship I 7:00 Board of I Idaho Associ ion Gathering

Committee MeetingDirectors Meeting 6:00 p.m. inChal1 s Idaho

Community

Youth Group7:00 Alanon-Alateen

Bench Supper

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9:30 Adult Sun. Sch. 9:00a.m. 110:15 Choir Warm Up Rummage Sale

10:45 Worship & 5.5.SetUp

Noon: Fellowship Rummage SaleDiaconate Meeting 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Youth Group 7:00 Alanon-Alaateen 7-Choir Rehearsal 9a.m.-Noon

5:00 Co-Housing group

Wright Community Congregational ChurchUnited Church of Christ4821 Franklin RoadBoise, ID 83705(208) 343-0292

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SIGN UPS ARE NEEDED FORCOFFEE HOUR AND ALTAR FLOWERS

SHEETS ARE DOWNSTAIRS

Happy BirthdaySeptember 2011

7- Meredith Pond10-Audrey BecksteadI2-Gloria Osgood

Kim SalwasserRita Hess

13-Sierra Hunt20-Anne Schnebly2I-Syl Apperson22-Laura Shockley23-Tempa Simmonsen24-Lois Wade25-Alyssa Ingraham26-Amy Linkert

Happy AnniversarySeptember 2011

I-Tom & Jane Eubanks4-Willard & Bethene Dykes

AI & Susan Buschel l-Ranney & Herb Endicott28-Gil & Dorothy Haskins29-George & Nancy Miller

Thanks to everyone who agrees to help out on SundayMornings,

as ofthis writing these folks are covering these areas:

Sept. 4:Greeters: Larry & Sandi Gillmore

Flowers:Coffee Host: Hyder Family

Sept. 11:Greeters: Dale & Cindy Shoemaker

Flowers: Carol RiversCoffee Host: Pot Luck Luncheon

Sept.I8:Greeters: Wes & Cathy Andrews

Flowers:Coffee Host: Andrews Family

Sept 25:Greeters: Dan & Sally VanderVeenFlowers: Mary Ellen & Dale Parsons

Coffee Host: Mary Ellen & Dale Parsons

COFFEE HOSTS and ALTAR FLOWERSPONSERS ARE NEEDED FOR

the fall season-PLEASE SIGN UP TODAY

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