September 2013 Anchor

FIRST LUTHER AN CHURCH
PLANO, ILLINOIS
The Anchor
V O LU M E 2 6 , I S S U E 8
SEPTEMBER 2013
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Pastor’s Corner
Summer is winding down;
school is starting up again.
At First Lutheran, Sunday
School, Confirmation
classes, Choir and Bell
Choir will be starting up again.
schedule (worship at 5 p.m. Saturday
and 9 a.m. Sunday) throughout the
school year. We had a number of
concerns about this option, especially
regarding how it would affect Sunday
School Choir and Bell Choir, and
decided not to choose that option at this
This Summer we tried out a more
time. We appreciate your understanding
contemporary style of worship. Your
and patience as we continue to try
feedback on the survey we took the first different things to see what will work
two weeks of August showed strong
best for us as a congregation at this
support for both our traditional and
time. We appreciate your feedback. If
contemporary services. Our Church
you have questions or concerns, please
Council reviewed the results of the
talk to me, to a council member or
survey and discussed options for our
members of the worship committee or
worship schedule. We decided that the our Contemporary Worship Task Force.
best option (for now, at least) is to
keep the schedule we have followed
Coming up in September:
(for September through May) –
- Sunday, September 1, (Labor Day) we
Sunday worship services at 8:15 a.m. will have one service at 9 a.m.
and 10:45 a.m. and Sunday School at
- Sunday School will kick off with
9:30 a.m. We want to give more
Rally Day on September 8. See page 11
members a chance to experience our
for full information.
contemporary service so, during
September we will have traditional
- I will lead a one day mini- retreat on
worship at 8:15 and contemporary
Awe and the Sabbath Rhythm of Life on
worship at 10:45. In October we will
Monday, Sept. 16th at LOMC in Oregon,
have contemporary worship at 8:15
Illinois.
and traditional worship at 10:45. We
th
realize this might be a little confusing or -thConfirmation Orientation for 7 and
8 grade students and their parents will
inconvenient. We just plan to do this
be
at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, September
for the two months and then decide how
18. (See page 10)
we want to schedule things for the rest
of the school year. We understand that
- We will have our annual 5Bs BBQ on
different worship experiences and styles Friday, September 20th. (See page 4 for
speak more powerfully and
full information)
meaningfully to different people. Our
- Our Fall Frolic and Feast will be
desire in offering a contemporary s
Saturday,
Sept. 28. (See page 3 for full
ervice is to try to offer worship that
information)
many people will find more meaningful
and appealing, while also offering
Pastor Bruce
traditional worship for those who find it
more meaningful. I want to let you
know that we did look seriously at the
possibility of continuing our Summer
Baptisms, Bagg Benefit
Announcement, Quilting
news, September Library
News, Fall Frolic & Feast
info
2/3
Recipe - ‘Cheddar Chicken Spaghetti’, BBQ
News!, Prayer Chain
Guidelines, Prayer List
4/5
Book Club, Offering,
addresses wanted,
Women’s Bible Study,
Golden Harvesters,
September Calendar
6/7
September Volunteers,
September Birthday &
Anniversaries,
September Prayer List
8/9
Council Notes,
Confirmation Class,
Sunday School Snippets
10/11
Readings for
September 2013
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9/1/2013
Proverbs 25:6-7
Psalm 112
Hebrews 13:1-8, 15-16
Luke 14:1,7-14
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9/8/2013
Deuteronomy 30:15-20
Psalm 1
Philemon 1-21
Luke 14:25-33
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9/15/2013
Exodus 32:7-14
Psalm 51:1-10
1 Timothy 1:12-17
Luke 15:1-10
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9/22/2013
Amos 8:4-7
Psalm 113
1 Timothy 2:1-7
Luke 16:1013
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9/29/2013
Amos 6:1a, 4-7
Psalm 146
1 Timothy 6:6-19
Luke 16:19-31
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Our New First Lutheran Church Members!
William Ethan Hastert was baptized on Sunday,
July 28, 2013 at First Lutheran Church of
Plano. William’s parents are Ethan & Heidi
Hastert of Elburn. Baptismal sponsors were Chris
& Angie Erickson and Konnie Torrente. Pastor
Bruce Booher officiated. Big brothers John and
Benjamin, and older sister Ava shared in the
Celebration along with several other family
members and Friends. Welcome William to the
First Lutheran Church family.
The Quilting Group will begin again
for the year on Tuesday, Sept 10th, at
9:00 a.m. New quilters are always
welcome. No sewing experience is
necessary. If you can tie a knot, you
can tie a comforter. Most of the quilts are sent to
Lutheran World Relief for distribution around the
world, and some are sent to local agencies for use in
this area. If you don’t want to tie quilts you can bring
your knitting or crocheting and join us for fellowship.
There is always lots of visiting as we work, and we
even take a break to enjoy tasty treats!! JOIN US!
The QUILTING GROUP is
looking for someone who will
be willing to transport their
completed quilts to Faith
Lutheran Church in Joliet the weekend of Oct 56, 2013 for the Fall In-Gathering. There will be
several large boxes, so someone with a van or
pickup truck would be most helpful. Please plan
ahead, and help out these wonderful ladies!
Thank you!
Garrett Michael Sanmann was baptized on
Saturday, August 24, 2013 at First Lutheran
Church of Plano. Garrett’s parents are James
Sanmann and Michelle Biltgen. Baptismal
sponsors were Rebecca Zimmerman and Tina
Nickles. Pastor Bruce Booher officiated.
Garrett is the great grandson of Marge Briggs.
Several family members and friends joined in
the celebration. Welcome Garrett to the First
Lutheran Church family BAGG FAMILY BENEFIT
Teresa Bagg & her family suffered extensive
damage to their home as a result of the
recent flood. The Plano Community has
organized a benefit to help defray the costs
to repair this damage. The benefit will be
held on:
Sun., Sept 8th ; 3:00—5:30 PM
Granny’s Family Restaurant
400 E South St., Plano
“Build Your Own Burger” buffet
(includes chips & soda)
A $5.00 minimum donation is appreciated.
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SEPTEMBER LIBRARY NEWS
School has started, and children and parents are looking forward to a new year
(some children, most parents). For some of us, school is a distant memory. We
are aging! So, what can we do about it?
“Joyfully Aging” by Richard Bimler tries to answer that question. Aging is indeed a gift and
a blessing. How we use these is up to us. Through humor and anecdotes the author encourages us
to live each day as God’s people.
Also by Bimler and his son, Robert Bimler, is the book “Laughter” - how good humor can
help you lighten your cares and the cares of others as we celebrate joy in the Lord. This book is
intended for all ages.
I recently had the privilege of hearing Richard Bimler speak. He was an inspirational and
humrous speaker. His books are light reading, up-beat, and inspiring. Enjoy!
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Recipe Corner
1 (10¾ oz) can cream of chicken soup (undiluted) 1 c. milk 1 Tbsp. diced pimentos (op onal) ¼ tsp. salt Cheddar Chicken ¼ tsp. pepper Spaghe (From Staci Smith) Instruc ons: Cook spaghe according to Ingredients: package direc ons. 1 (7 oz) pkg. Spaghe , broken Meanwhile, in a bowl, combine 2 c. cubed, cooked chicken 2 c. (8 oz) shredded Cheddar the chicken, 1 cup cheese, soup, milk, pimentos (if cheese, divided desired), salt, and pepper. Drain spaghe ; add to the chicken mixture and toss to coat. Transfer to a greased 13x9 inch baking dish. Sprinkle with the remaining cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 3500 for 20 to 25 minutes, or un l heated through. Mkes 6—8 servings. COMING SOON!!!!!!!
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH ANNUAL
5 B’S BAR~B~QUE
The annual Pork Chop and Chicken Bar-B-Que will be
held Friday, September 20th from 4:30 to 7:00 pm.
This is an important fundraiser for the church and it can
only be successful if everyone helps. The money raised is used for church
improvements and special needs. The most important thing is ticket sales.
Ticket sales will begin on September 1st. Please stop by the table at the back of
the sanctuary and pick up a few books of tickets to sell to your family, friends,
and co-workers. You may also purchase your own meal ticket at this time.
We also need help setting up on the 19th (day before the Bar-B-Que) and final
set- up and running the Bar-B-Que on Friday the 20th. There are a number of
jobs that can be done by all ages. Watch for a sign-up sheet at the back of the
sanctuary for jobs and times. Please sign up to help. This can be a family affair.
We can use helpers of all ages!!!!!
The Bar-B-Que is an evening of work, fun, and fellowship. Let’s all work
together to make it a successful one.
Thank you,
Property & Management Committee
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Prayer List
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Renee Lee
Please keep the
following people in
your prayers…

Bonnie
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John & Pati
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Joe Tucek
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Paige Beal
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Al Benson
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Jim M
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Vicki Fowler
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Geoff Sowders
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Rose Meszaros
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Scott Littlejohn
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Mary Mosely
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Bev Vilmin
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Marshal Savitski
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Sherry Anderson
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Those serving in the military
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Those not named here who
are in need of prayers, and
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Angela Sisko

Ryan Heller

Lois Tweedt
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Jonathan Tweedt

Marty Lincoln

Dan Niemann
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Karen Slack
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Trish H
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Rose Tullock
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Clarence
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Harper Family
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Josie Hanlon
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Mary Olson
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Carole Ardelean
Also remember to pray for those
who are closest to you and pray
for yourself and your needs.
New Prayer Chain Guidelines for Reques ng a Prayer be added to the Prayer Chain ANYONE may request a Prayer for ANYTHING they deem necessary or gives them cause for concern. Please call with the Church office at 630.552.8263 or the first person on the Prayer Chain. Please keep the prayer request as simple as possible: Name of person prayer requested for and reason. It is not necessary to go into a detailed message. God knows what is needed; we are simply the vessel to request His care. This will also help to keep the prayer request accurate as it passes down the list to members of the Prayer Partners. There no longer is a Day and Night Chain (one chain only). Calls can be made between 8:30am – 8:30pm. Note those listed in italics1— they have the capability to receive text messages, and they have requested to be part of the chain in this manner. Please contact Theresa Bagg with ques ons. PRAYER CHAIN PARTNERS 8:30 AM ‐ 8:30 PM 1. Jane Hyte ‐ 630‐552‐7095 2. Virginia Phelps ‐ 630‐552‐3434 3. Jerri Lynn Baker ‐ 630‐554‐2509 4. Erin Gillman ‐ 630‐715‐0843 1 5. Staci Smith ‐ 630‐999‐4117 1 6. Karen DeBolt ‐ 630‐546‐7451 1 7. Kathy Benoit ‐ 630‐816‐3366 1 8. Brenda Albright ‐ 630‐277‐6314 1 9. Theresa Bagg 815‐786‐7424 1 10. Penny Booher 630‐518‐2021 11. Diane Schlesinger 630‐552‐7533 12. Bev Vilmin 630‐552‐3550 1 ‐ Text capability PAGE 6
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BOOK CLUB NEWS
Parents of College Students Please contact the church office with
the addresses of your college
students who are now away from
home. We’d like to keep in touch
(i.e. send them the newsletter) and
also provide care packages &
holiday mailings, etc. to our student-members while
they are at school! Send an e-mail, or drop the
address off at the church office! Thank you!
The Book Club will
meet on Wed., Sept 11**, 2013
at 9:15 AM.
(** note the date change)
The book to be discussed is
“The Aviator’s Wife”
by Melanie Benjamin.
Women of ALL Ages are invited to
the Women’s Bible Study Group.
The next meeting of the
Women’s Bible Study Group will be
Thursday, Sept 19th at 1:00 PM
here at the church.
Join us for Bible study,
refreshments and fellowship!
LMM donated $100.00
to our missionaries—
the Stubbs Family, who
visited us on Aug 10th.
Your dollars are being put to good use!
Newsletter Offering Report
OFFERINGS RECEIVED
The next Golden Harvesters potluck
meeting will be Fri, Sept 13th at 5:30
pm here at First Lutheran Church.
This is National MIA-POW Day, so
we will be remembering them. The
‘after-dinner’ entertainment will be a
sing-along with Jackie Bretthauer.
Please bring your own
table service and a dish to
pass (Meat is provided).
Call Jane at 552-1685 if
you have questions.
7/28
$ 2,493.85
8/4
$ 3,231.41
8/11
$ 1,785.42
8/18
$ 1,510.15
GENERAL FUND BUDGET
Need Per week $3,050.73
(Annual Budget divided by 52 weeks)
YTD YOUTH DIRECTOR
DONATIONS:
$6,002.00
:
THROUGH August 18th
Received
Need
Short
$ 92,215.10
$ 100,674.09
$ (8,458.99)
1/01/2013 - 8/19/2013
CHECKING ACCOUNT
Beginning Bal.
$14,780.96
Income
$101,848.50
Expenses
$107,434.96
Ending Balance
$9,194.50
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September 2013
Sun
1 Collection for Food
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
2 Office Closed
3
4
5
6
7
6:30 PM - Worship & Music
7:00 PM- Stewardship
7:00 PM - Song Leader
Practice - Contemporary
Service
Pr - Synod Discipleship
Gathering
10
11
12
13
14
9:00 AM - Quilting
9:15 AM - Book Club
7:00 PM- Church Council
7:00 PM - Song Leader
Practice - Contemporary
Service
Pantry
9:00 AM - LBW Worship /
Baptism
8
9 Pr Bruce Day Off
8:15 AM - WOV Worship /
Baptism
9:00 AM -Rally Day/Sunday
School
9:15 AM - Coffee Fellowship 5:30 PM - Social Concerns
10:545AM - Contemporary 7:00 PM - LMM ?
Worship
5:30 PM - Golden
Harvesters
7:30 PM - Sr Choir
15 Anchor Deadline
8:15 AM - LBW Worship
9:15 AM - Coffee Fellowship
9:30 AM -Sunday School
10:45 AM - Contemporary
Worship
16 Pr Bruce Day Off - at
LOMC
18
9:00 AM - Quilting
6:00 PM - Confirmation
Orientation
Bibles to 3rd Graders and
Installation of SS Teachers
22
17
7:00 PM- Property &
Maintenance
23 Pr Bruce Day Off
8:15 AM - WOV Worship
9:15 AM - Coffee Fellowship
9:30 AM -Sunday School
10:545AM - Contemporary
Worship / Baptism
24
7:00 PM - Song Leader
Practice - Contemporary
Service
7:30 PM - Sr Choir
8:15 AM - LBW Worship
9:15 AM - Coffee Fellowship
9:30 AM -Sunday School
10:45 AM - Contemporary
Worship
30 Pr Bruce Day Off
20
21
1:00 PM - Women’s Bible
Study
6:30 PM - Education /
Youth
7:30 PM - Outreach
4:30—7:00 PM Annual BBQ
BBQ Set-Up
25
26
6:00 PM - Confirmation
Class
6:00 PM - Task Force
7:00 PM - Song Leader
Practice - Contemporary
Service
7:00 PM - Long Range
Planning
9:00 AM - Quilting
7:30 PM - Sr Choir
29
19
27
28
First’s 3rd Fall Frolic &
Feast:
- 9:45 AM - 10:15 AM Registration
- 10:30 AM - Race Begins!
- Potluck Picnic
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September 2013 Worship Volunteers THE ANCHOR
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS
1- Miles Wilbanks
2-Glenn Olson
Courtney Anderson
6-Staci Smith
Sara Nicoletti
Louis Wilson
7-Curt Larsen
8-Vicki Kern
9-Mya Thrall, Amber Barkes
11-Susan Read
Yolanda Rodriguez
Joseph Somma
12-Nan Grommes
Heather Schindlbeck
13-Darren Magnotti
Jahni Thrall
15 Kiley Torkelson
William Hastert
16-Richard Munson, Jake Roberts
17-Deb Roberts, Jim Schmidt
18-Spencer Beal
20-Marty Lincoln
21-Lois Ronning
23-Nico Nunez
24-Lyndee Anderson
Michelle Johnson
26-Susie Dilts
Stephanie Snider
28-Greg Johnson, Meko Torres
29-Kathy Benoit
SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
2- Kevin & Lisa Tierney
Kurt & Laura Schobert
3- Courtney & Aimee Anderson
8- John & Norma Meszaros
9- Brian & Melissa Corrado
Darrell & Kathy Meyer (35 years)
14- Brad & Katrina Howell
17- Norm & Diane Schlesinger
Jason & Melissa Turner
19- Ben & Deb Goldsmith (15 years)
21- Andrew & Laura Nicoletti
22– Eric & Becky Gwilt
23- Curt & Lydia Larsen
24- Steve & Kathy Benoit (30 years)
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The world is a chaotic and confusing place. Prayer is
the conduit that connects us to God and opens up
the possibilities of direction and understanding. Prayer is not just for pastors. All of God’s people are invited to pray on the behalf of others. Please include the
following members of the First Lutheran family in
your daily prayers.
SEPTEMBER
1 - Bob & Carol Robinson
2 - Lois Ronning
3 - Jim & Pat Ruzicka
4 - Kailea Hamlin Sackett
5 - Don & Martha Sampson
6 - Mark, Leann, Austi & Marshal Savitski
7 - Brad, Heather, Cael, Tyler, Genevieve
& Adam Schindlbeck
8 - Norm & Diane Schlesinger
9 - James, Shelley, Bryson, Vance, McKenna,
Mikayla, & Braylon Schmidt
10 - Kurt & Laura Schobert
11 - Anne Sears
12 - Barb Sears
13 - Dan Sebby
14 - Darin, Cherrie, Kiya & Cade Severson
15 - Wilma Simms
16 - Angela Sisko
17 - Conrad, Laura, Ryan & Abigail Smith
18 - Staci, Stephanie, Rachel & Clarissa Smith
19 - Eric, Stephanie, Porter & Clara Snider
20 - Joseph Somma
21 - Jim Stevens
22 - Jesse & Linda Stonecipher
23 - Kathy Stuttle
24 - Steven, Jennifer, Nicholas & Gregory
Superczynski
25 - Burdell Thomas
26 - Steve, Jahni, Mya, Porter & Olivia Thrall
27 - Kevin, Lisa, Mitch, Erik & Shannon Tierney
28 - Brian Torkelson
29 - Timothy, Carrie & Kiley Torkelson
30 - Luis, Jillian & Meko Torres
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Council Highlights – August 13, 2013
(see complete report on bulletin board at back of sanctuary)
 Pastor’s Report - Pastor reviewed his reports & listed future events:
8/19 – 8/23 Pastor requests vacation; Baptisms on 8/24 and 9/1; One service on
Labor Day weekend; Sept. 5th-Synod Discipleship Gathering; Sept. 16 – Pastor leading miniretreat at LOMC
 Treasurer Report – are behind in the budget – need more income to meet expenses;
 Director of Youth & Family Ministry Report – VBS a success; Will maybe move to July in
2014 to avoid summer school conflicts; several youth fellowship activities over the summer;
Sarah & Dan working on Contemporary services;
 Stewardship Report – no report.
 Worship and Music Report – discussed upcoming services; average attendance at Sat services is
37 and at Sunday is 54; working on what to do for fall services;
 Social Concerns – no meeting; will discuss Stubbs monetary support at next meeting;
 Property – parsonage repairs – A/C & Furnace, and crumbling step; work in progress for BBQ;
will discuss what to do with window air conditioner purchased for the parsonage;
 Outreach Report – no meeting
 Education Report – Rally Day is Sept 8 at UMC at 9 AM with ‘Uncle Tim’;
 Long Range Planning – no meeting;
 Executive – no meeting;
 Old Business – n/a;
 New Business – Girl Scouts will use basement on Tuesday evenings for meetings; much
discussion of Contemporary Worship survey; as a result – we will keep the standard 8:15 and
10:45 am services; in Sept, 8:15 will be the traditional service and 10:45 will be Contemporary;
they will switch in October; Council will reassess after October;
Next meeting: Tuesday, Sept 10 at 7:00 PM;
September Coffee Hour – Property & Maintenance Committee
Students are expected to a end camp will be determined later in the year. First Lutheran will pay Sunday school on Sunday 50% of the cost of camp and par‐
mornings at 9:30 AM beginning ents will pay the remaining 50%. September 8, 2013, in addi on to Confirma on classes. (Total cost to you will be deter‐
mined when the camps publish A special Orienta on session will While there is no cost for class rates for the 2014 year). A be held on Wed., Sept. 18, 2013 material, it is highly at 6:00 PM for all recommended that students have $50.00 non‐refundable deposit (included in your 50%) will be due Confirma on students. If a GOOD NEWS BIBLE. For those by Dec 1, 2013. The deposit may possible, both parents of each who do not have this version, be paid any me prior to that student should a end. Le ers copies will be available at the date, including at the Orienta on. will soon be sent to the homes of Orienta on mee ng for $7.50. known 7th and 8th grade Please make all checks payable In addi on each student will students. be expected to a end one week to “First Lutheran Church”. Confirma on classes begin on of summer Confirma on camp in Wed., Sept. 25, 2013 at 6:00 PM. either year. The dates of the THE ANCHOR
Sunday School Snippets
Come Join Us on an
“AWESOME ADVENTURE”
Sunday School to Begin
Sept. 8th with Rally Day
We will be “flying on faith” as we begin the
Sunday School year with Rally Day on Sunday,
September 8th at 9:00 a.m. Please note that
this is a different time than Sunday School is
usually held, which is 9:30 a.m. each week
after Rally Day. All Sunday School children,
their parents and the entire congregation is
invited to attend the exciting program featuring Tim Hannig (Christian ministry
magician) to be held at the Methodist Church
at 9:00 a.m. on this day. Following this
program we will return to First Lutheran for
donuts and juice. Come join us as “God
Guides Us” on our “Awesome Adventure!”
Sunday School Teachers:
Please pack your bags for our trip…
Sunday School teachers who plan to stay on
are requested to please call (630/552-8625)
or send Kathy Benoit an e-mail at
[email protected]. Also, if you are not
currently a Sunday teacher or helper and
wish to help, please do the same. We are
trying to configure the classrooms for next
year and need a good idea on who is staying
and who has prayed about helping our Sunday
School and wants to CHECK IN FOR OUR
NEXT ADVENTURE !  Thanks!
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Bibles Distributed to 3rd Graders
on Sept 15
The Education Committee and Sunday School of
First Lutheran is proud to present Bibles to all 3rd
grade students and their parents at both
services on Sunday, Sept 15. You will receive a
letter from the church office about this special
day. Please call the church office and let them
know that you will be honored to attend that day.
Sunday School Teachers Installed
Sunday School teachers will be installed at both
services on Sunday, September 15, 2013 . If you
will be involved in the Sunday School, please plan
to attend one of these services to be recognized.
Sign Up to be a Secret Pal
Adult members of the church are invited to
become a Sunday School Secret Pal. The only
requirement is that you provide support and
encouragement to a Sunday School child
throughout the school year. This encouragement
may be in the form of anonymous notes, cards,
little snacks or surprises.
If you are interested in becoming a Secret Pal,
please sign your name to the list at the back of
the church. We will assign you with the name and
address of a Sunday School child and the rest is
up to you. This is a great way to share your love
of the Lord with a child and help them realize how
important they are in His eyes (and yours, too!)
Student Information Forms
On the first day of Sunday School, we will send
home a student information form and Secret Pal
form with each child. Parents and students should
complete these and return them the next Sunday.
We would like to have up-to-date information on
each family, in the event of an emergency. If your
child has any allergies or special restrictions, it
should be listed on this form. Also, these forms
are a great help to adult Secret Pals!
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8:15 AM
10:45 AM
9:15 AM
9:30 AM
Communion offered at both
services.
A nursery ‘area’ is available.
Pastor: Rev. Bruce Booher
E-mail: [email protected]
Youth Director:
Sarah Kuntzman
E-mail: firstluthyouth@
gmail.com
OFFICE HOURS
Mon-Fri 6:30 am-12:30 pm
Secretary: Ann Hagemann
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