R u m p l e Me m o r ia l P re s b y t e r i a n C h u rc h

Thank You to our Volunteers Nursery Volunteers for November

November 5 Teresa Lentz

November 12 Sylvia Tarleton

November 19 Karen Clabough

November 26 Janice Burns

Children’s Church Volunteers for November

November 5 Cassidy Nooner and Youth

November 12 Debbie Clay and BJ Tugman

November 19 Wes and Lynne Waugh

November 26 Lou Moore

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Dear Rumple Family,

Fresh on the heels of a wonderful celebration of the 500th anniversary of the start of the Protestant Reformation, with beautiful music (thank you Dave McCollum, Eric Luke, and our talented choir), light hearted drama, theological reflection and study, we are somehow headed into the month of November.

October was a busy month at Rumple and I wanted to share with you about some important events and decisions. First, the Session received the resignation of our Director of Christian Education, Cameron Womack. (There is more about this on a subsequent page of this Slate and Stone.) The Personnel Committee and Session are meeting to discuss interim staffing to cover Cameron’s areas of responsibility and we are calling on each and every one of you to lend a hand as well. Please speak to me or to any elder about ways that you can help in this time of transition.

At their retreat on October 14, the Session agreed to appoint a “dream team” to explore the vision and mission of Rumple as we head into 2018 and beyond. The hope is to include many of you in the kinds of conversations the Session has been having this year- what makes Rumple special? Who is God call-ing Rumple to be and what is God calling us to do? How we will accomplish that? In light of Camer-on’s resignation, the future staffing needs of Rumple will surely be a part of these discussions as well. Expect to hear more about this in the new year.

Also at their retreat on October 14, the Session agreed that Rumple would assume “administrative oversight” of Blowing Rock CARES. As you may know, this food pantry and emergency assistance ministry has been housed at Rumple for over four years. Much of their all-volunteer leadership is ready to retire or cut back on their time commitments to the ministry. Instead of closing down this valuable ministry, the board of Blowing Rock CARES approached Rumple about assuming adminis-trative oversight. I convened a task force in September who then made a report to the Session. Blow-ing Rock CARES will remain a 501c3 with a separate board, separate bank accounts, separate bylaws. Rumple will now have oversight of the board, who will report to the Session, on a regular basis. Rum-ple will appoint board members, but not all will be members or Rumple, intentionally. Blowing Rock CARES will remain a mission of the entire community. A period of transition has begun and Tim Har-ris, if elected by the board, will begin in 2018 as Board chair, taking over from Linda Laughter, who has led this ministry from its inception. I am thrilled that Rumple could step in to help with this tran-sition so that this valuable ministry can continue in our community. If you can help with Blowing Rock CARES or if you have questions, please direct them to Tim Harris or to me.

I remain grateful for the many ways that God is leading us at Rumple.

Your Pastor,

Kathy

Rum pl e Me m o r i a l P r e s b yt e r i a n C hur c h

SLATE and STONE November 2017

Called to Worship Empowered to Serve

A Mission Church

Bringing Members In, Sending Disciples Out

Rumple gives thanks for five years of service at Rumple to our secretary, Hazel Smithey, and

our custodian, Heather Sigmon.

On Sunday, November 5, the flowers in the sanctuary will be given to the glory of God and

in thanksgiving for the ministry of Hazel and Heather, given by an anonymous member who

wanted to show all of our appreciation for their dedicated work.

Heather began her service at Rumple in May of 2012. She works 20 hours a week and is

responsible for keeping Rumple’s many facilities clean. She also purchases and orders sup-

plies and works for every wedding. Heather lovingly cares for the many live plants at Rum-

ple. She has a degree from Catawba Valley Community College in horticulture and is pas-

sionate about caring for God’s creation.

Hazel began her service at Rumple in October 2012. Hazel works part-time, Monday- Thurs-

day. She is the voice and face of Rumple for many members and visitors as she answers the

phone and greets folks who enter the building during the week. In addition to creating the

weekly bulletin, she creates the monthly Slate and Stone, coordinates mailings, keeps the

church records up to date, and handles most office tasks. If you have not ever asked Hazel

about her dog, Ernie, you may want to ask her about him the next time you see her.

Rumple gives thanks for the faithful ministry of these two church staff. When you see them

next, please stop and thank them for their ministry among us for five years.

Rumple gives thanks to Dave McCollum, Eric Luke, and our choir for the wonderful music

they led on Reformation Sunday, October 29. The beautiful music began on Sunday morn-

ing when they joined with the choir from First Presbyterian Church of Boone and sang two

anthems at Rumple then headed down the road and sang the same two anthems to close

out worship at First Presbyterian. Then, the choirs and music leaders returned at four that

same afternoon to lead worshippers in a wonderful Hymn Festival that both celebrated the

Reformation, and guided us through the church year. Thank you, especially, to Dave

McCollum for his vision and leadership for this extra special Reformation Sunday 2017.

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Under the leadership of our Youth Intern, Cassidy Nooner and the Youth Committee, our Middle and High School youth are active participants in the life of Rumple Church. We

welcome members and friends to any and all of our meetings, retreats and conferences. Contact Cassidy Nooner at youth@rumplechurch.org to stay connected!

What’s happening in November?

Sunday November 5—Combined Youth at the Youth Cottage

5:00 – 5:30 - Dinner

5:00 – 6:30 Middle AND High School Youth

Sunday November 12—Regular Youth at the Youth Cottage

4:00-5:00 Middle School Youth

5:00-5:30 Dinner

5:30-6:30 High School Youth

Sunday November 19—Regular Youth at the Youth Cottage

4:00-5:00 Middle School Youth

5:00-5:30 Dinner

5:30-6:30 High School Youth

November 25—Parking Lot Fundraiser for Blowing Rock Christmas Parade

We need at least four youth and some adults to help at this event.

Be there at 10:00 a.m. Asking $5 for parking

November 26—No Youth Groups due to Thanksgiving Weekend

How can I help? The Youth are doing a Christmas Tree Ornament Fundraiser starting

November 19. The ornaments will be great gifts for friends, or they will make a beautiful

addition to your own Christmas tree. We need red ribbon donated! If this is something you

can help with, please email Cassidy Nooner at cassidyn15@gmail.com.

Rumple Youth

Rumple Sweatshirts for Sale The Youth

Group is selling Rumple Sweatshirts for $8.00

each. Please see any youth member or church

staff to get your sweatshirt. Most sizes are

available.

Stay connected with Rumple! Like us on Face-book, visit our website www.rumplechurch.org, Follow the youth on Instagram, #rumpleyouth, and add your email to our weekly e-newsletter

In this month of Thanksgiving Rumple Church says

thank you to our Staff

It is almost time for poinsettias! Rumple

will display the traditional poinsettias in

the sanctuary the month of December.

There will be forms available in November

for you to purchase a poinsettia in honor or

in memory of a loved one, or you may make

a donation to WeCan.

Can you help and check that the church doors are closed when

you exit the building? Rumple has many doors and there are lots of

people in and out of the building each day. This is a wonderful thing!

But, the staff often finds doors that have not been pulled closed- particularly the sanctuary doors

closest to Main Street. Thanks!

We didn't get your name! The accountants received one estimate of giving (pledge) card

without a name. Rumple wants to give you credit for your intended gift for 2018. If you

turned in a card and indicated you wanted to volunteer with local missions, this card could

belong to you. If you want to check that the accountants have your name and pledge for

2018, please call or email Hazel in the church office, office @rumplechurch.org. Hazel has a

list of names (only) of folks whose estimate of giving card the accountants have received.

Thanking Cameron Womack

Dear Rumple Memorial Presbyterian Church Family,

I ask you to join with me in giving thanks to God for the gifts that

Cameron Womack has shared with this church family for four years.

On October 24, the chair of Personnel, Mike Rhyne, and I accepted

Cameron’s resignation as Rumple’s Director of Christian Education.

The Rumple family is invited to share words of thanks and support to

Cameron through cards and via email. A basket has been set up on

Hazel’s desk for you to leave cards. The Session also invites members and friends of the con-

gregation to make contributions to a love offering which we will present to Cameron. Please

designate your gift in the memo line as “Cameron love offering” by Sunday, November 5th.

Cameron has asked that we not have a reception or a public thank you in worship and we

have agreed to respect her wishes. She will use remaining vacation days during her final two

weeks with Rumple. I know many of you will want to say thank you and goodbye so we hope

you will find ways to connect with Cameron personally. Cameron’s mailing address is: 405

Belmont Boone, NC 28607. Her email address will remain cameronwomack@outlook.com.

In gratitude to God for her gifts for ministry and especially for the many ways Cameron

helped to lead this congregation through a couple of seasons of transition and loss, please

join me in thanking Cameron for her work and ministry here and in wishing her every bless-

ing on the next adventure God has in store for her.

Your Pastor,

Kathy

Welcome New Members

Evan Adair joined Rumple on October 1 as an affiliate member but

is no stranger to the Rumple family. Evan began his third year as a

choral scholar this fall. He is also now volunteering as a youth advi-

sor and fills in as choir director when Dave is away. Evan graduat-

ed in the spring of 2017 from ASU with a master’s degree in music.

He is working in insurance and teaching music in our area.

Vicki Hamilton joined Rumple on October 1. She transferred her

membership from First Presbyterian Church of High Point. Vicki

splits her time between Blowing Rock and High Point, where she has

lived for 35 years. She is retired and enjoys painting as a hobby.

She has already gotten involved at Rumple in missions and fellow-

ship.

Rumple is Sharing Treasures New and Old in this our 130th year of sharing the Good News of the

Gospel in the High Country and beyond. Thanks to the generosity of so many in the Rumple family!

The estimates of giving for 2018, as of Tuesday, October 31, total $232,785 with 77 individuals/

families having made a good faith estimate for next year. The Stewardship Committee continues to

welcome your estimates of giving for 2018. It’s not too late to join this forward momentum to a

great new year of mission and ministry at Rumple.

Church Office Hours Monday – Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

828-295-7675 www.rumplechurch.org

Sunday Services 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship

CHURCH LEADERS & STAFF

Clerk of Session: Mary Lentz Class of 2017 Audrey Gurkin Brenda Lentz Bill Thorn

Class of 2018 Barbara Julien Danny Kirkland Mary Lentz Mike Rhyne

Class of 2019 Davis Hankins Misty Mayfield Kim Rogers Cullie Tarleton

CHURCH STAFF Kathy Beach, Pastor pastor@rumplechurch.org David McCollum, Director of Music directorofmusic@rumplechurch.org Hazel Smithey, Secretary office@rumplechurch.org Eric Luke, Accompanist accompanist@rumplechurch.org Cassidy Nooner, Youth Intern cassidyn15@gmail.com Heather Sigmon, Custodian Claire Denness, Nursery Attendant Kelly Ginsberg, Nursery Attendant

Daylight saving time

ends on Sunday

November 5.

Remember to set your

clocks back an hour!

Rumple at Work

The Session of Rumple Memorial Presbyterian Church consists of our pastor as moderator

and eleven ruling elders, elected by the congregation. They meet monthly on the fourth Mon-

day at 5:30. If you have items for the session, please see Kathy Beach, Session Moderator.

Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves. Never be lacking in zeal, but

keep your spiritual fervor, serving the Lord. Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.

Share with the Lord’s people who are in need. Practice hospitality. Romans 12: 10-13

EMERGENCY FOOD NEED at Hospitality House: The food pantry and community kitchen at

Hospitality House in Boone is in desperate need of canned food, packaged food, dry goods, sugar,

soups, cereal, and other breakfast foods. Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC, a main

supplier of food for Hospitality House, had to divert their usual supplies to the many areas of the

Unites States impacted by hurricanes, flooding, and fires. You can drop off food at Hospitality

House at 338 Brook Hollow Rd, which is off of Bamboo Road in Boone, between 7am-7pm, 7

days a week. You can also mail a check to Hospitality House, PO Box 309, Boone, NC 28607, or

donate on their website, www.hosphouse.org.

Rumple on a Mission will continue our spotlight of Watauga County Habitat for Humanity with

a covenant church signing during worship on November 19. As a Watauga County Habitat for

Humanity Covenant Church, Rumple is committed to serving with Habitat to improve our com-

munity by building decent, affordable homes in partnership with families in need. The Watauga

Habitat Faith Build for the Love family is still under construction. Rumple is partnering with

Habitat and other local churches to build this home for the Love family. Rumple raised money for

the Love home last year and Rumple work crews in September this year helped with framing of

the Love home. If you, your Sunday School class, Circle, social group, etc., are interested in get-

ting involved with Watauga Habitat and the construction of the Love house, please contact Tim

Harris at 828-262-1067 or timharris_2@charter.net

We also continue our monthly food collections for Blowing Rock C.A.R.E.S. Blowing Rock

C.A.R.E.S. is a food bank that helps provide basic non-perishable food to families and individuals

in Watauga County. The Blowing Rock C.A.R.E.S. food pantry is open for clients on Mondays

from 9 am to 1 pm right here at Rumple. The November items of need for Blowing Rock

C.A.R.E.S. are canned tuna, canned tomatoes, fruit in natural juices, and toilet tissue.

Please bring your items throughout the month of November and leave them in the shopping cart

in the church lobby.

THANK YOU to everyone who helped with the Presbyterian Disaster Assistance hygiene kits! We

sent 186 kits to hurricane victims. While there is still much work to be done in Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, these hygiene kits will help provide families with basic

toiletry and personal hygiene items during the recovery efforts.

The members and friends of Rumple have been especially generous for many

years in helping provide Christmas cheer to those children and families who are in special need of our love and care. The Angel Tree with the names, ages, and

clothing sizes of children needing our help will be displayed in the church lobby beginning Sunday, November 19. We hope you will choose an angel, purchase

and wrap gifts, and return the gifts to the office beside Kathy’s study or upstairs in classroom #4, by Sunday, December 10 so that they can be distributed to

families. You will also have the opportunity to buy a food/grocery gift card for a family. Please be sure to sign your name and phone number on the clipboards

beside the name and number of the child and/or family you choose. Any questions may be di-rected to Susan Suddreth at 263-0821 or Teresa Lentz at 295-3276. Thank you for your ongoing

support of this ministry that is such a special tradition of giving by the Rumple church family!

Rumple on a Mission

Rumple Presbyterian Session Digest October , 2017

Stated Session Minute Highlights

The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev. Kathy Beach.

The September’s minutes were approved by common consent. Rumple received Evan Adair, and Vicki Hamilton and transferred Jean Williamson to

Sardis Presbyterian Church in Charlotte. Leslie Novilla became a full member.

A letter of appreciation was shared from the Rev. Richard Holshouser’s family.

Committee Reports – Finance – Cullie Tarleton, shared finance report from January-September.

Worship – Brenda Lentz, reported on plans for Reformation Sunday, Christmas Contata,

and Handbell Choir. Properties – Bill Thorn, gave information on the new phone system, work being done on

playground, and preparations for upcoming cold weather.

Youth – Danny Kirkland, shared plans for Halloween Festival to be on Rumple’s front lawn on October 28. These will include box maze, face painting, cake walk and many other fun things. The Youth’s Fall Calendar and Youth Budget were discussed.

Pastor’s Report – Kathy passed out copies of BUILDING USE POLICY to be studied and re-viewed for next Session Meeting in November. Also, the Blowing Rock CARES Food Ministry was discussed.

Danny Kirkland made a motion to adjourn – seconded by Bill Thorn. This motion passed.

Respectfully Submitted,

Mary Lentz

Kathy has a Pastoral Relations Committee (PRC) to which the Session has given their

blessing. Mary Lentz (clerk of session), Ann Rhyne, Mike Steele, and Cullie Tarleton (active

elder) have agreed to serve on this committee. Kathy meets with them regularly to get and

give feedback and to share ideas. They are my direct communication pipeline. The church

directory has the most up-to-date contact information for each of them if you have a thanks

or a concern.

The annual Rumple Chili Cook-off will be

Sunday November 12, at noon. Get your best recipe ready and let Karen Clabough (kclabough@charter.net) know if you plan

to enter the cook-off. The Fellowship Committee wants to be sure to have enough chili and fixins for everyone who

plans to attend the annual chili cook off. Please RSVP to Hazel in the church office

by Thursday, November 9 at 4:00 p.m.

You can call, email, or sign up online.

Save the date for the next Second Sunday lunch, December 10,

immediately following worship. This is the Sunday the choir will lead us with their Christmas Cantata so lunch will

be a great way to thank them!

Christmas cookies will be dessert.

Around Rumple

Presbyterian Women Circle News and Meetings

Moderator Linda Mauldin 295-3327

Circle I will meet Monday November 6 at 6:00 in the Rumple

House. Teresa Lentz 295-3276

Circle II meets the second Monday of each month at 2pm in the

home of Mary Lentz 295-7289.

Circle III meets the third Monday of each month May-October at 10:30 in the Rumple House or a member’s home.

Jean Baskin 295-0901

Circle IV will meet Monday November 13 at 1:00 in the Rumple House. Betty Womack will be the hostess.

Betty Womack 912-687-6483

Circle V meets the first Wednesday of each month April-December at the Rumple House. Members gather at 9:30 for fellowship and

refreshments and the meetings starts at 10:00.

Kathy Earley 263-0255.

NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS

1 Sara Bartlett

1 Jana Groothuis

4 Ebbie Hendrix

7 Linda Steen

7 Ed Tausche

8 Billy Worsham

9 Susan Barron

9 Norma Suddreth

11 Renee Godwin

11 Jim Graham

12 Joe Kiker

13 Martha Broeker

13 Mack Gaddy

13 Lee Ann Myers

14 Jane Rogers

15 Anderson Eve Waugh

17 Janie Beach-Verhey

17 Karen Gaddy

18 Linda Mauldin

20 Carolyn Cline

20 Tim Harris

20 Judy Carr

21 David Bartlett

23 Jeff Stewart

23 Margaret Gilleskie

23 Maurice Ewing

24 Charles Wilson

25 Vernon Dunn

26 Kim Rogers

26 Bill Suttle

27 David Baskin

Rumple will give thanks to God for all the saints who have gone before us with a special prayer service on All Saints’ Day, Wednesday, November 1, at 6:00 p.m. in the sanctuary. The worship service will include special music, Scripture, and a time to mention and remem-

ber in prayer the saints of light from Rumple and each of our lives. Childcare will be provid-ed. Rumple will also remember all the saints from the Rumple family, who have joined the saints of light since All Saints’ Day 2016, in Sunday morning worship, November 5. Names of

the saints now in heaven will be listed in the bulletin and remembered in a special liturgy.

Go Sing It on the Mountain “Go Sing It on the Mountain,” is the title of the Christmas Cantata

that the choir, along with instrumentalists will present during the 11:00 am worship service on December 10, 2017. The new cantata

by North Carolina based composer, Pepper Choplin, features tradi-tional Christmas Carols along with some original settings of the timeless birth narrative. Employing a highly inventive mixture of

mountain melodies, folk hymns, spirituals, familiar carols, and origi-nal music that is sure to surprise and delight, "Go Sing It on the

Mountain" proclaims the good news from the prophet Isaiah's proc-lamation, "Comfort, O comfort my people!" to the final exuberant

celebration: "Joy to the world! Christ is born!" You might even see an old-time band with

Guitars, Mandolin, Banjo and Double Bass. Mark your calendars, December 10th, for “Go Sing It on the Mountain.” PRESBYTERIAN /EPISCOPAL CAM-

PUS MINISTRY would like to thank

Circle 5 for hosting the 4th annual

Moveable Feast soup supper. The stu-

dents appreciate the warm soup and

the warm welcome! Open dates meals

are needed for students are: November

28, January 16 and 30, February 20,

March 20, April 24. If you are able to

help, please contact Campus Minis-

tries, Stephanie Hankins directly at

scoblehankins@gmail.com.

3rd Place (the space used for Presbyterian Episcopal Campus Ministry) is

in need of some new/gently used couches. If you have one to donate, we

are happy to come and pick it up! Please contact Stephanie Hankins, sco-

blehankins@gmail.com, 404-915-9830.

Around Rumple

Concerns and Cares

Rumple members Jean Baskin, surgery November 7; Oliver Julien, recovering from

surgery; Liz Hodge, Camille Suttle, recovering from surgery; Erin Tobin, Darby

Teander, Bill and Pat Magruder, Patty Alexander, Brenda Lentz, Confirmation class

members: Ryan and August

Family and friends of Rumple Carolyn Nelson’s sister Joyce Rodriguez; Bob

Campbell, father of Jackie Kirkland; Jon Wright, son of Norm and Melinda Wright; Sabrina, granddaughter of Leslie Novilla; Stanley Coffey, son of Betty Coffey, Phyllis

Foster, friend of Wes Thompson, Nathan Miller Jacobs, cousin of Evan Adair; people and Presbyterian churches in Puerto Rico; Ellen and Al Smith and their mission in

Russia

We grieve with Dick and Carol Genberg on the death of their son; their address is

19 Greenbrier Drive, Myerstown, PA 17067; Debra Norville, on the death of her fa-ther; Jill Hauser on the death of her mother, Jean Graves, service will be November 6

in Charlotte; Mary Ann Baggstrom on the death of her brother, Harry (Bucky) Alger

Congratulations to Rita White on the birth of her grandson, Jaxon Rider White, born

September 21 in New Mexico; and to John and Josephine Beall for new grandson,

Charles Harper Beall born October 21 in Charlotte.

Please contact Hazel in the church office if you have other prayer concerns to add.

If you go to the hospital and would like the church office to know, please remember to call or ask the hospital to call the church office. Your name and hospitalization is

not shared with the congregation unless you give permission.

Congregational Care If you or someone you know in the congregation would like a

visit, please share this information with Kathy, an Elder, or contact the Church

Office.

Missed Worship? There are audio CD’s available of each worship service and they can be found in the library if you would like to check one out.

There is a Medical Supply Loaner Closet in the Rumple House with medical supplies

to be used by anyone as needed.

Communion is served monthly during worship. If you or someone you know would like to have communion at home because of illness or mobility challenges, please call

the church office. The next date elders will be taking home communion is December 3.

This picture shows members of the Wright and Steele families at the induction of

Tommy Wright, former Rumple youth advisor, into the National Fallen Firefighters, in

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Monday—Wednesday 9-5

Thursday morning, sermon writing,

Thursday afternoon, visiting