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We do not preach only one coming of Christ, but a second as well, much more glorious than the first. The first coming was marked by patience; the second will bring the crown of a divine kingdom. At the first coming he was wrapped in swaddling clothes in a manger. At his second coming he will be clothed in light as in a garment. In the first coming he endured the cross, despising its shame; in the second coming he will be in glory, escorted by an army of angels. We look then beyond the first coming and await the second. At his first coming we said: Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. At the second we shall say it again; we shall go out with the angels to meet the Lord and cry out in adoration: Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
-St. Cyril of Jerusalem
Wishing you a Blessed Advent,
Will
“Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.”
Romans 12:12
We exist as a congregation to know Jesus Christ and to make Him known:
- To proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ so all may come to know and love Him;
- To nurture His people in joyful faith, fellowship, and commitment; and
- To demonstrate His way of love in service to the world.
We use the Connector to share news of the coming week and beyond, the activities that involve a wide range of ages and interests at FPC.
Coming Events | December 15, 2024 – January 4, 2025
Sunday, December 15, 10AM Service – Third week of Advent
Advent is a season filled with hope, anticipation, and joy as we prepare our hearts for Christ’s arrival! Join us each week as we light the candles, reflect, and draw closer to the true meaning of Christmas. Let’s journey together through Advent, embracing the light that guides us to the miracle of Jesus’ birth! Click here to see our amazing events going on this Advent season!
Sunday, December 15, during and after the service –
Christa Schmeelk’s Farewell Celebration
Each Sunday of Advent, through December 22, 11:15AM-Noon – Adult Advent Study
Pastor Will will host an Adult Advent Study in the Chapel on each Sunday of Advent around the book “The Forgotten Man of Christmas: Joseph’s Story” by Howard Edington. If interested in attending, please sign up here.
Monday, December 16, 11AM – Christmas Brunch with the Light Team
Get ready to celebrate the season with warmth, joy, and delicious food! The Light Team invites you to a festive Christmas brunch on Monday, December 16, at 11 a.m down in Fellowship Hall. This will be a wonderful time to gather, share laughter, and enjoy the spirit of Christmas with friends from your church family!
If you are interested in joining, or would like more information, please email Lynda Bennin.
Wednesday, December 18, 6:30PM – FPC Men’s Group Outting
All men are invited to gather with the FPC Men’s Ministry for an evening of fellowship, dinner, and holiday cheer on Wednesday, Dec 18th at Lone Girl Brewing in Waunakee at 6:30 PM. Please contact David Sliwicki via email at david.sliwicki@gmail.com to confirm your attendance or to answer any questions. Hope to see you!
Wednesday, December 18, 7-8:15PM – Youth Group Christmas Party!
All middle and high school students are invited to join us in the FPC Youth Space for an evening of fun, food, and friends. Feel free to dress festively!
Friday and Saturday, December 20 and 21 – FPC’s Live Nativity
Be a part of the wonder of the season at the FPC of Waunakee’s Live Nativity on December 20 and 21! We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our team. This beloved community event relies on the support of dedicated individuals like you. Whether you’re interested in donning a costume, helping with setup/takedown, or preparing or serving food to our hungry volunteers, your involvement will help make this year’s Live Nativity a truly special experience.
Sunday, December 22, 4PM – Children’s Nativity Service
Hello FPC families! We need to find out how many kids are interested in participating in a Children’s Nativity Service this year. Please fill out one form per child. There will be opportunities to dress up in costume, parts to sing, and kids can help narrate the story or even share a musical talent! The only rehearsal will be during Sunday School: 9-9:50am on Sunday, December 22. Performance is December 22, at 4:00 p.m.
Monday, December 23 at 1PM – Light Team’s Christmas with the Chosen
Experience the first Christmas through the eyes of Mary and Joseph. Follow the young couple as they take the long road to Bethlehem and prepare for Jesus’ birth.
Tuesday, December 24, 4PM & 7PM – Christmas Eve Worship Service
FPC will host two worship services on Christmas Eve on Tuesday, December 24.
4PM – Candlelight Service with Communion
7PM – Candlelight Service with the FPC Choir, Joyful Noise and the Yahara String Quartet
Tuesday – Thursday, December 24-26 – FPC Office Closed for Christmas
The FPC church office will be closed from December 24-26 for Christmas.
Wednesday, January 1 – FPC Office Closed New Years Day
The FPC church office will be closed January 1 for New Year’s Day. Happy New Year!
Save the Date | More Info to come
Sunday, January 5, following worship – Epiphany King’s Cake Celebration!
We are hosting an Epiphany Celebration during our fellowship time after service in the Lobby. Come enjoy some “King’s Cake” and see if you find a baby Jesus in your piece! Epiphany occurs after the 12 days of Christmas. This “Three Kings Day” celebrates the “Wisemen” part of the Christmas story. Kids can pick up an Epiphany Activity bag as well! All are welcome!
Monday, January 6, at 6:30PM – Centering Prayer
The Centering Prayer group usually meets in the Chapel on the first Monday of each month at 6:30 PM for two 20 minute “sits.” For those who want to “learn by doing,” please come at 6 PM to get oriented. For questions, please contact Judy Fitzgerald.
Saturday, January 11, at 10AM and Monday, January 13, at 6:30PM and – FPC Care for the Caregivers Support Group
In the journey of caregiving, the road can often feel lonely and overwhelming. Recognizing this, FPC’s Care for Caregivers was created as a haven for those who provide care to others but often may forget to care for themselves. The monthly meetings are dedicated to providingemotional, mental, and spiritual encouragement to those who care for aging parents, family members with chronic illnesses, or loved ones with disabilities.
If you’re a caregiver (current or previous), consider attending a meeting. The meetings are drop-in style. Newcomers are always welcome. You can choose to share or just listen. Meetings are in the Chapel, once on the second Monday of the month at 6:30pm, and once on the second Saturday of the month at 10:00am. If one of these times do not work for you, please let us know. To learn more, contact Marcia Chase, marchase@icloud.com or call/text at cell # (334) 444-6610and leave a message during work hours. Or just drop in to a meeting.
Remember: You’re not alone, and it’s okay to take time to care for yourself too!
Monday, January 20 – FPC Office Closed on MLK Jr. Day
The FPC church office will be closed January 20 in observance of MLK Jr. Day!
Friday, January 31, 12:30PM – Red Cross Blood Drive
Help save lives! The blood drive will be held down in Fellowship Hall on Friday, January 31 from 12:30PM-5:30PM.
Friday-Sunday, February 7-9 – Student Ministry’s Winter Retreat
Get ready for an amazing weekend! Enjoy fun games, uplifting music, group time, and free time with friends sledding, playing Broomball, swinging on the GIANT swing, and much more!
Opportunities to Serve
Beanie Babies serving in the name of Christ?
Below you will find a list of items that need to be collected to help make the January Guatemala trip successful. You may ask, “Why stuffed animals?” or simply think it’s a nice gift for needy children, but really it is so much more than that. One of Outreach for World Hope’s most impactful missions is to identify and help starving children. Each child who comes to the distribution center is promised a stuffed animal or toy. Having an abundance of stuffed animals helps to ensure the children come and Outreach for World Hope can identify those most at risk of starvation and intervene before it’s too late.
Needed items:
• New or gently used children’s clothing size 2T & up
• Jeans/pants preferred over shorts
• Lightweight children’s shoes
• Infant clothing/hats
• Baby receiving blankets
• Small toys
• Small stuffed animals (size of beanie babies)
• Dum Dum suckers
• Acetaminophen/tylenol 325mg
• Ibuprofen
• Generic tums
• Fiberfill/scrap matting
Please place all donation items in the suitcases by the mission table by January 5th.
Guaranteed to Make You Feel Younger… Volunteer with Children!
We currently need more warm and friendly (and silly) individuals to round out our gold medal Sunday School teaching teams. No experience necessary! Guidance, teacher manuals and materials provided. Sunday School is from 9am-9:50am. Youth volunteers are also encouraged to assist. Help on occasion or on a rotating schedule-you choose. Please consider this important calling by reaching out to our Interim Director of Children’s Ministry Lori Phelps at lori.phelps@myfpc.org. The rewards and smiles are plentiful!
Hammers with Halos
Want to help others with minor household repairs, maintenance or yard work? Contact the church office or any of the Deacons. Your name will be added to a call list and you may be contacted to see if you can help when a request is received.
Sunday Worship House Manager
FPC of Waunakee is seeking dedicated volunteers to fulfill the role of “House Manager” during our Sunday services. This position involves ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for our congregation by monitoring our facilities and surroundings. Volunteers will be attentive and proactive, keeping an eye out for any potential concerns that may arise. We value a calm and composed demeanor, as well as strong communication and observational skills. If you are passionate about contributing to a secure and peaceful worship experience, please consider joining our House Manager team.
Sound Desk Assistant Needed
We invite you to join our dynamic worship team as a Sound Desk Assistant! Play a crucial role in enhancing our Sunday worship services by ensuring a seamless audio/visual experience for the congregation both in-person and at home. Take turns with fellow volunteers and enjoy a unique opportunity to be part of our vibrant worship atmosphere! If you are interested or would like more information, please contact Christa Schmeelk at cschmeelk@myfpc.org
Agrace Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed to assist customers and operate the cash register at the Doc Rock Café located inside the Agrace Madison campus or make companionship visits to local Agrace hospice patients in patients’ homes, nursing homes or assisted living centers.
Schedules are flexible, and free training is provided. Anyone interested in volunteering should contact Agrace at (608) 327-7163 or visit Agrace.org/Volunteer to apply online.
Help Needed! The Waunakee Food Pantry is looking for volunteers the last Wednesday of each month
Did you know that the food pantry serves ~200 families each month? Our church has a long history of supporting the Waunakee food pantry. Our FPC church has been given the last Wednesday of every month from 4-6 pm to distribute food. This is a great way to connect with fellow members and serve the community. If you are interested, please fill out the volunteer form on the FPC website, or talk with Sheryll Gehrmann for more details.
Unable to volunteer? Here’s the list of items most needed this month:
- Mayonnaise
- Pancake Syrup
- Instant Mashed Potatoes
- Chicken & Beef Broth
- Refried Beans
- Strawberry or Grape Jelly
- Hamburger or Tuna Helper
- Cereal (Don’t need any Cheerios)
The pantry is always looking for paper grocery bags as well. Items can be placed in the shopping cart at the entrance by the Education wing.
News and Announcements
Shepherding the Flock from the November 19 Session Meeting
Report of the Clerk
The John Knox Presbytery review of Session minutes, FPC Registry and Session activity took place on November 2, 2024. No exceptions were found.
All Village of Waunakee and the Town of Westport approvals required for the sale of FPC land to Don Tierney have been completed. Next steps are to finalize one amendment to the sale (recommended at the October congregational meeting) and schedule the closing.
Deacons Report
David Good attended to give an update.
- The deacons are pre-stocking the freezer with deacon meals. They have been doing meal preparation with help from students.
- Care packages have been sent.
- Checked with insurance on liability related to people providing rides and found that we are covered for this.
- Providing messaging to new members (inserts in new member materials).
- The FPC website will be updated to include an area where you can click to get in contact with the deacons.
Pastor’s Moment
- Will be working on tightening up the process for serving communion.
- Started Tuesday morning Bible study.
- Concluded listening sessions and have found that they were informative and helpful.
- Attended the John Knox Presbytery meeting. This meeting with sparsely attended, but Pastor Will thought it was valuable in terms of connecting with other leaders in the Presbytery.
- Working on Advent and Christmas preparation.
- Planning to contact the high school principal, the police chief, and perhaps other community leaders to do outreach and remind them that First Presbyterian is here and wants to stay connected with them.
Consent Action Items:
- The Annual Meeting of the congregation will be held on January 26, 2025.
- The Manning family is transferring membership to Faith Westwood UMC in Omaha, NE.
- Session meeting minutes more than five years old will be transferred to the Presbyterian Historical Society for storage and archiving.
- Granted approval to Lolly Lawrence to attend the closing for sale of parcel of land (previously approved by the church and session) to Don Tierney, representing FPC.
- The 2025 Wish List was approved.
- A new Code of Conduct policy to guide church leaders (staff, elders and deacons) was developed and approved.
Church Management Software Proposal Review
Brian Gade attended to review the business proposal to move from Church Windows church management software, to ACS Realm. He reviewed background, current challenges, key benefits of the proposed solution, a risk assessment and mitigation strategies. Based on this analysis, he recommends proceeding with migration to ACS Realm Connect. The solution provides a modern, integrated platform that addresses our current challenges while positioning us for future growth. The investment is justified by:
- Avoiding significant capital expenditure for server replacement
- Improving operational efficiency
- Enhancing ministry effectiveness, through better tools
- Providing a sustainable, scalable solution for future needs.
Session voted to approve the purchase of ACS Realm in 2025.
Finance Report
Alan Roberts reported that the General Fund Balance is around $40k. Given vs. pledged for October was 101% and year-to-date is 101%. Income vs. expense for all funds is -$65,664.11. Income vs. expense for the general fund is -$56,434.34.
The 2024 audit of finances was completed on October 16, 2024. The auditor was Ryan Horst, church member and civil engineer. Interviewees were Kristina Maher and Alan Roberts. Findings from the audit were included in the Session packet. The auditor provided five recommendations.
2025 Budget:
- Reminder that Session reviews and approves the budget, which is presented to the congregation at the Annual Meeting in January. Final approval should take place at the 1/21/25 Session meeting. Session can amend the budget in response to comments and questions from the congregation.
- The pace of pledge card returns is ahead of where we were at this time last year.
- Our current gap between budget and pledged is $219k.
- Session’s goal is to aim for a $140k “faith” budget for their next meeting. 2024’s faith budget was $143,297.
- It is very important to Pastor Will to give a 10% FPC tithe to missions.
- There is tremendous seasonality in giving at FPC. We are currently estimating that we could have a $33k, or higher, carryover from the general fund.
- A 3% COLA has been proposed for staff. Note that Pastor Will’s terms carry through 2025 and he will not receive a COLA in 2025.
- Funds could be used from the endowment, on specific items (e.g., office, buildings and grounds, VBS/children’s ministry) to ease the budget gap.
- Mission giving strategy is being revised to be more actively connected to FPC’s missions, providing more flexibility to make adjustments throughout the year, and less “check-writing.”
- Personnel budget increased 17%
- 3% COLA
- Salary increases for some staff positions that were under market, according to the market review completed this fall
- 11% health insurance increase, and a dental insurance increase
- 25 hours a week for admin assistant
- Children’s ministry director at 40 hours a week
- Benefits spend increase associated with full-time positions, as compared to multiple part-time positions
Worship and Music
The choir will not have a Christmas flower fundraiser, but will plan a fundraiser for Easter flowers.
The committee is discussing ways to shorten the service on communion Sundays.
Lynda Ferris-Olson will be doing the decorating for Christmas. Have many ushers signed up for usher training. Will be having communion at the 4 p.m. Christmas Eve service. The W&M team is starting to plan ahead for 2 services, so they’ll be prepared with options when the need arises.
Children’s Ministry
Peter Bergman provided a written report and noted that they are preparing for Children’s Nativity service.
Building and Grounds
Working with GuideOne (our insurance provider) on the claim related to the vandalism damage to our electronic sign. We have received a down payment of $6,700 to be used for sign replacement or repair. Waiting on getting the full quote from the manufacturer – we may receive more from insurance when more is known. Not certain if we’ll be able to replace half the electronic sign (the side that was spray-painted) or if we’ll have to replace the whole sign. We could have issues with non-matching technology, if only half the sign is replaced.
The B&G team is looking into increasing our parking lot light coverage. The HVAC system has received its winter evaluation, cleaning and repair for the upcoming season.
The main narthex door operation can be difficult for people exiting after the doors have been locked. To exit, a latch beneath the door handle has to be pressed to unlock. With all the other doors, pressing on the main door handle releases the lock.
Session approved, for Sunday mornings, to lock the main narthex doors at 10:15 and unlock them at 10:45. All other doors will lock at 10:15 and stay locked.
Student Ministry
Emily Bauer reported that students helped prepare and package 36 meals (2 servings each) that are now in the freezer and available for deacons and pastors to hand out as needed. Jannina Killian organized and led the event.
Sunday School is finishing the Sermon on the Mount Bible Project, which prompted thoughtful discussions about what the various elements of Jesus’s sermons mean and how we can incorporate those themes into our lives. Ezrah is preparing a new series for December. To date, 11 different students have participated in Sunday School, averaging 6 students each week (high: 9/low: 2)
The Wednesday night youth group leaders have taken turns sharing their favorite Bible verses. The students have enjoyed learning more about their leaders and how Scripture has shaped their lives. To date, 34 different students have participated in Youth Group, averaging 21 students each week (high: 29/low: 12) Our overall weekly engagement rate has consistently hovered around 15% of worship attendance (10% is the common benchmark).
Christa has been leading the music team three times a month, and will continue to be involved after her FPC position ends. The music from this team of two adults and five students is always a highlight of Wednesday nights.
Ezrah is preparing for a new confirmation class, which will begin January 19th, Confirmation Sunday is April 27th.
The 2025 Mission Trip Information Session was held on November 13. We are leaning toward not organizing a fundraiser for this mission. Pres House dinner is planned for February 2, 2025 and Winter Retreat in Lake Geneva is planned for February 7-9, 2025.
Adult Nurture and Spiritual Growth
Jim Fitzgerald reported that his team has reviewed calendars for our (12) FPC Adult Small Group ministries. Finalized plans for our 4-week Adult Sunday School Advent session “The Forgotten Man of Christmas-Joseph’s Story” led by Pastor Will beginning Sunday, 12/1/24. Debriefed Adult Small Group “Listening Sessions” held with Pastor Will.
Currently selecting Winter/Spring semester study curriculum for all Adult Bible Studies/Sunday School/Small Group programs, evaluating need to have FPC host a Centering Prayer Workshop and Bethel Series class, and beginning to discuss several Church-wide events we would like to bring forward next year including a Women’s speaker breakfast (Fall 2025) and an offsite men’s retreat (Fall 2025).
Mission
Julie Cable reported that the mission team is focused on how to set up our mission budget for purposeful giving and to increase engagement.
Wrapped up the Thanksgiving/holiday meal drive. Will have 2 giving trees – one for Waunakee Neighborhood connection and one for Shelter from the Storm. Also exploring collaboration with Christ Presbyterian Church to send a team to North Carolina for hurricane relief.
Stewardship
Barb Cash noted that highlights of the Stewardship campaign were covered in the Finance report. Continuing to send thank you letters to those who pledged and reminders to those who haven’t.
Fellowship FUN Team
Krista Wallace and the FUN team held a successful pancake and parfait breakfast, after church on 11/3. Cohosted the first listening session on November 10 here at FPC with Pastor Will in the Fellowship Hall. Over 15 people attended! A light lunch was provided.
Currently planning the Carols and Cookies event following the service on Dec 8. This event will be held during the typical coffee hour after service either in the Fellowship Hall or Narthex.
Planning an Epiphany Celebration with King’s Cake on January 5. Fellowship is joining with children’s ministry to help serve a traditional King’s cake after service during coffee hour. Family Bingo Night on January 29 and Lenten Dinners in March and April.
New Member Outreach
The Live Nativity will be held on two nights this year, 12/20 and 12/21. Will run from 6-8 p.m. on Friday and 5-8 p.m. on Saturday. Dinner will be served for volunteers, both evenings.
Personnel
Amy Chavez’s team is looking at next steps regarding open roles in Children’s Ministry and Engagement. Also planning for Christa Schmeelk’s recognition on December 15. Completed final review and edits to the compensation study, and drafted a code of conduct. Pastor Will & Pastor Ben reviewed and discussed Pastor Ben’s 2025 contract (this is a standard, annual process that takes place).
Working on 2025 Health and Dental benefits review and performance review templates, including digitization of the performance review template.
Congregational Listening Sessions are underway. Six sessions have been offered so far with ~60 members participating. Benefits include: an opportunity for Pastor Will to get to know FPC’s members, FPC members get to know Pastor Will beyond just preaching on Sundays, and FPC members get to know one another better through these sessions. Feedback has been very positive.
Amy had several topics to discuss in executive session
Session approved Pastor Ben’s 2025 contract, an updated Christmas Love Gift (staff bonus) policy, and the revised Children’s Ministry job — allowing Personnel to initiate the search for a candidate to fill the position.
Care Letters
Care Letters were signed by the elders for 15 members and Session prayed for the members receiving Care Letters.
2025 Offering Envelopes
If you requested a box of 2025 offering envelopes, they are available to be picked up on a table near the Christmas tree in the lobby. If you would like a box of offering envelopes and don’t see one there for you, please fill out one of the blue forms on that table and place it in either the pledge or offering box, and Kristina will prepare a box for you. You may also send an email to Kristina Maher, Church Business Administrator, at kmaher@myfpc.org to request a box.
Thank you FPC!
The WEB and Waunakee Food Pantry could not be more pleased with the Holiday donations received!
FPC members donated $2,838 to the pantry to be used towards Holiday Food. 120 families were excited to receive a Thanksgiving meal, which was provided by your financial support.
Thank you also to our sweet Sunday school children for making the adorable turkey’s placed in each food order gifted out.
With Gratitude,
Carolyn & Sheryll
FPC’s WEB Board Members
Share the Joy!
FPC’s tradition of a live Nativity has long been called our “Christmas card to the community.” This year, we’d like to share some Christmas cards with our congregation! If you are planning on sending Christmas cards this year, please bring one in for your church family. There is a display wall in the narthex, where you can hang it up for all to enjoy. As an alternative to greeting cards, if you put yourselves through the time-honored tradition of a family photo (aka “herding cats”), we would love to share that too!! We are looking forward to seeing all your smiling faces on our Christmas card display!!
Year-End Donations
As the year comes to a close, if you would like to make a gift that is tax-deductible in 2024, your donation must be received by the church or postmarked by Tuesday, December 31. If you wish to make a stock donation, shares of stock must be received into the church’s brokerage account by Tuesday, December 31.
If you have any questions about year-end donations, please contact FPC’s Church Business Administrator, Kristina Maher, at 608-949-9453, or consult with your tax advisor.
This Week’s Birthdays: December 15 – 21
This Week’s Anniversaries: December 15 – 21
FPC Nursery for Ages 3 and under
Nursery Age 3 and Under – Room 200
The Nursery is available on Sundays from 10:00 – 11:00 AM, is staffed by church volunteers who love children and want to share God’s love with them.
Music in Worship
December 15 – FPC Praise Band (Brett & Jason Cable, Greg Tardiff, Jamie Cash)
December 22 – FPC Choir; Ying Wang, pianist
Christmas Eve, Tuesday, December 24 at 4PM – Ying Wang, pianist
Christmas Eve, Tuesday, December 24 at 7PM – FPC Choir, Ying Wang, Joyful Noise & Yahara String Quartet
December 29 – Ying Wang, pianist
Praise Song of the Week
This week’s praise song, Might to Save by Reuben Morgan and Ben Fielding “is a song that came not from one situation or circumstance in our lives, but as the sum of many. Our God who is all powerful, chooses not to turn his power against us, but towards us, drawing us to himself, writing us into a new story—his salvation story.” Mighty to Save was the first song Morgan and Fielding had ever finished together and was inspired by Zephaniah 3:17. It is a reminder that God is with us, He delights in us, and His heart is toward us. This Sunday we will sing this song together and proclaim these truths together!
Stephen Ministry at FPC: Providing God’s Care to Hurting People
What is this ministry about?
Extensively trained and supervised Stephen Minister Caregivers provide high-quality, one-on-one confidential Christian care to anyone in need. They provide weekly visits and ongoing support as long as the care receiver needs. Should the care receiver have needs that are beyond the scope of a Stephen Minister Caregiver, they are referred to professional caregivers.
What kind of care is offered from a Stephen Minister?
- CRISIS CARE – For people experiencing change(s) that significantly challenge their ability to cope.
- FOLLOW-UP CARE – After the crisis event.
- CHRONIC CARE – For a person whose situation is unlikely to change.
- PREVENTIVE CARE – Providing care before a crisis occurs.
- SUPPORTIVE CARE – Care for the caregiver.
How can I find out more about this ministry?
Call the church office at 608-949-9445, or reach out to a pastor or deacon. Stephen Minister Caregivers don’t replace the care of pastors and deacons. They carry it a step further.
Tryg Knutson
608-622-9539
Jill Umlauf
715-360-5962
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