KEMPTON NEW CHURCH NOTE HOME – May 5, 2016page 1
Sunday, May 89:00 A.M. Young Child’s Service. Set-up: Judah and Lydia Synnestvedt
10:00 A.M. Family Service. Usher/Set-up: Jesse Fritch
3:45 P.M. Family Soccer
7:00 P.M. Adult Service – Holy Supper.
Monday, May 97:00 P.M. C.L. discussion for high school students and parents. At Dan and Erika Brown’s
Tuesday, May 107:30 P.M. Arcana Class. Nos.7671-7751. At Jackie Creciun’s
Thursday, May 12Last borrowing day at the library
Coming up:
Thursday, May 197:30 P.M.Semi-AnnualSociety Meeting
Friday, May 27The High School Play: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Morning and evening performances. Times TBA.
Thank You:Thankyou so very much for the ongoing help to us with soups and meals and surprises – like farm fresh eggs and flowers, and monetary help.This has all made such a huge difference.
Much love from Ian and Wellesley
Congratulations to Will Cauffman! Willgraduates on May 15 from GettysburgCollegewith a BA in Globalization Studies and will be working as an analyst for Sightlines ( We wish him true enjoyment in his uses there. He may soon be seeking an apartment in the Jenkintown/Bryn Athyn area, so if anyone has leads to offer, feel free to contact him at 610-639-9865.
School Extension Design: You are welcome to comment on the design of the school extension. Drawings have been posted in the society room with post-its and pens to post your comments. The design is also posted on the KNCS website (not the church website), and you can e-mail your comments to Dan Brown, chair of the school extension team (), or to the pastor ().
You are Invited to Compete in the First Ever KEMPTON GAMES! To be led by Thaddeus Glenn at the KCC SHINDIG on May 21. Gather yourteam of anywhere from four to eight people(from your company, organization, church, family, or friends) and sign upas soon as you canby e-mailing the following information to Thaddeus at : (1) Team name, (2) # of participants – from 4 to 8, (3) names of participants, (4) team captain’s phone number, and (5) team captain’s e-mail address.
- The Games will consist of a series of “Kempton-centric” competitive events designed to challenge the teams, provide laughter, and be a lot of fun for participants and spectators alike.
- “Uniforms” are encouraged – and scored! Fans are welcome – and scored! Outrageousness will be celebrated – and scored!
Call Thaddeus with any questions – 610-417-0605
BAKING for the 2nd Annual SHINDIG – May 21: We are invited to join other churches in providing baked goods to support the improvements to the KemptonCommunity Center’s recreation facilities. Please sign up by contacting Sheila Heiter,who can also inform you of yourdelivery-of-goodies options. It’s not essential, but if you are able to cut and wrap items in single-serving sizes, it would be greatly appreciated. KCC thanks you for your time and support. Sheila can be reached at 484-661-8999 or .
DEADLINE forWednesday, May 25NOTE HOME noticesis Monday, May 23.Please note that the Note Home is being published a day early this particular week.ALSO, because the June newsletter will possibly be going out quite late, it would be a good idea to submit whatever early-Junenotices you can by Monday, May 23, as well. This way they can be included in this last Note Home and not be missed by people in early June due to a late-arriving newsletter. Sorry to be confusing. Don’t know how else to put it. Just start thinking about summer. Thanks – Carla ( or 610-756-6140)
Dance Pointe Studio’s Year-End Recital: May 28, 1:00 and 6:00 P.M., at the HamburgHigh School. $10/ticket (pay at the door). Cecily and Delia Fritch, Emma and Shannah McQueen, and Arabella and Serena King will all be dancing in this recital. Anyone who would like to attend is welcome to come.
Nearby Live Music for the Whole Family: The historic Ringgold Band (formed in 1852)is oneof the country’s first community concert bands. They will be performing at Zion’s EvangelicalLutheranChurch(where Wellesley is the organist) on Sunday, May 15; 2:00-4:00 P.M.; 354 Zion’s Church Rd., Shoemakersville. Free will offering. Go to to see what the band is about (includes Sousa and show tunes – all fun).
Repeat Notices
The BerksCounty Community Foundation is offering tuition assistance to financially needy residents of BerksCounty who pay tuition for students to attend grades K-12 in public or private schools in Pennsylvania. Go to and click on “Apply for Scholarships” on the right hand side of the home page to learn more. Applications must be made online and will be accepted betweenMay 15 and May 31, 2016.
There will be a Gluten-Free Expo on Saturday, May 21, at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center located at 100 Station Avenue, Oaks, Penna. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased in advance at Wegmans. You can also visit the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center website for more information. – Debra Gilbert
For Sale: Eggs are available on our front porch. $3/dozen. – The Henriques