Newsletter - Peace In Christ Lutheran Church

PEACE IN CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH • WALKERSVILLE MARYLAND 21793
PASTOR’S MESSAGE
October
2016
IN THIS ISSUE:
1. Pastor’s Message
2. Church Information &
Financials
3. Elder’s Message
4. October Calendar
5. Pastor’s Message (con’t)
Stewardship
6. Presidents Message
7. Vice Presidents Message
8. Worship
9. Congregational News
10. Church Library
11. Celebrations &
Schedules
I am so grateful!
How about you? It is
so easy to go through
each day in a hurry
with our heads down
too busy to notice our
surroundings in our
frenzy to accomplish
the ever growing list of
tasks we face each day.
Then when the end of the day arrives, we collapse in exhaustion. God
has created us for more than that.
Each day is a gift from God. We can ignore it and ignore Him as we
busily burn the days, weeks, months and years away. Luther said that
he was so busy in a given day that he had to pray an extra hour before
he started the day. That seems to be counter productive doesn't it?
But it isn't! If we will only take some time to acknowledge God each
and every morning (and through out the day) we will find our lives
take on more order and priorities become clearer.
Each day I take my dog for a walk in the morning. I slow myself
down and think about all the blessings God has placed in my life. I
notice how beautiful the world is, the smells, the textures and listen to
the rhythm of my breathing. What a wonder our lives are! My heart
fills with joy and I thank God for His goodness. This is worship!
Anytime we think of God and seek Him out it is an act of worship. It
can become a very addicting practice! :) You might say I am hooked on
feeling good. The source of those good feelings is always God's grace
and mercy.
I know when most of us think of worship we think of church. The
beautiful liturgy and hymns we sing with the awesome organ music
leading us, it is very moving. We need that corporate worship too. But
that is not all there is to worship. Paul exhorts us to pray without
ceasing! that means God should not be an afterthought but an ever
present force in our consciousness. How do we get there? I'm glad you
asked. I want to encourage you to think of God and His presence
throughout the day. Just little affirming statements like, God is with
me! God cares for me! God loves me!
If you are not sure how to do it, please join us as we read through a
book called The Purpose Driven Life, by Rick Warren. It is an oldy but
a goody. There are forty chapters and when one chapter is read each
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We see God’s people gathered together, growing up and going out by God’s grace.
CHURCH INFORMATION
WORSHIP
SCHEDULE
9:00am Christian Education
for Children and Adults.
10:30am Worship with Holy
Communion
Peace in Christ Lutheran Church
8798 Adventure Avenue
Walkersville, Maryland 21793
Church Staff
Pastor
Rev. Dave Weber
PUBLICATION DEADLINES
Sunday bulletin
Wednesday at 9:00 a.m.
Newsletter
Third Tuesday of preceding month.
301-845-6300
www.peaceinchrist.org
Director of Parish Music
Dr. Aaron Jansen
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS
Church Administrator
Carl L. Tepper
M-TH 8:00am—12:00pm
[email protected]
ABOUT US
Pastor Emeritus
Rev. David Betzner
Church Council
President
John Jakupciak
Vice President
Gail Burck
Treasurer
Gloria Johannessen
Financial Secretary
Susan Riddles
Recording Secretary
Jeannine Jennings
Christian Education
Jean Samuel
Church Property
David Hofflinger
Prints of Peace is a publication of
Peace in Christ Lutheran Church, a
congregation of the Lutheran Church—
Missouri Synod. The LCMS teaches and
responds to the love of the Triune God:
the Father, creator of all that exists; Jesus
Christ, the Son, who became human to
suffer and die for the sins of all human
beings and to rise to life again in the
ultimate victory over death and Satan;
and the Holy Spirit, who creates faith
through God's Word and Sacraments.
The three persons of the Trinity are
coequal and coeternal, one God. Our
congregation accepts and teaches the
Bible-based teachings of Martin Luther
that inspired the reformation of the
Christian Church in the 16th century.
The teaching of Luther and the
reformers can be summarized in three
short phrases: Grace alone, Scripture
alone, Faith alone.
Board of Outreach
Peter Labrie
AUG
YTD
Weekly Offering Needed
$4,525
$4,525
Weekly Offering Average
$3,294
$3,998
$(1,231)
$(527)
Avg. Weekly Exp Budgeted
$4,894
$4,894
Avg. Weekly Exp Actual
$4,857
$4,518
Avg. Exp (Over)/Under Budget
$
37
$ 376
Total Actual Income
$14,014
$147,802
Total Actual Expense
$19,428
$158,128
Total (Shortfall) Over thru 8/31
$(5,414) $(10,326)
Avg. Income (Shortfall)Over/week
EXPENSES
TOTALS
6000
5000
$4,894 needed weekly to 4000
meet budget
3000
2000
Weekly Income, averaged for
each month
1000
0
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
June
July
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Board of Elders
Mary Meeker
David Stupke
Patti Adamson
Steve Graunke
Carl Tepper
Heide Breuer
INCOME
7000
Board of Stewardship
VACANT
Board of Fellowship
Laura Battaglia
Cindy Hofflinger
FINANCES THROUGH August 31
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ELDER’S MESSAGE - WHERE ARE WE GOING?
“This is my command:
These words of scripture always come to my mind whenever I think about
changes or decisions in my life. Often times in life we come to a crossroads or a point
where we have to make a clear decision that could adversely affect our lives or the lives
of our loved ones. It is natural that we fear the unknown. As children sometimes we
are afraid of the dark or a strange person or place. The natural world has taught us to
be cautious and wary. We apply our intellect to everyday problems and decisions and
make choices based on the best perceived outcome. But, many times our intellect can
fail us. We make poor choices and the outcome is not as desirable. We learn from our
mistakes and hope to not repeat them in the future. We often forget the supernatural,
the spiritual side of our being. We neglect to make God part of our decision making
process, and in doing so take the glory of his perfect plan for our life for ourselves.
Recently my wife and I made a decision for me to change careers. The first criteria in
our decision making process is to pray about it. What does God want me to do? How
will a different vocation help me to glorify him? I have found that if you honestly ask
God “what should I do?” and earnestly listen to your heart, He will give you the answer
that you need. As your fellow worker in the vineyard it is my prayer that you too will
search your heart. Ask God “what is it that you want me to do.” We as the body of
Christ are seeking answers to the question of “what is God’s plan for us” and “how we
can be more effective disciples of Jesus Christ.” I pray that you examine your heart for
your purpose in God’s kingdom, and that you go unafraid and unhindered into the
world… To Live the Vison.
In his service,
Steve Graunke, Elder
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31 Halloween
9a-10a Christian Education
7:30p-9p AA Meeting
9:15a-10a Jesus & Friends
10:30a-11:45a Worship Service
w/ Holy Communion
3p-7p IPV
30
9a-10a Christian Education
1p-2p Bible Study:The Purpose 12:30p-1:30p Good Grief
Driven Life
9:15a-10a Jesus & Friends
10:30a-11:45a Worship Service 7:30p-9p AA Meeting
w/ Holy Communion
3p-7p IPV
6p-8p Confirmation
24 United Nations Day
23
18
Newsletter Deadline
4:30p-5:30p Girl Scouts (using
facility)
7:15p-8:15p God's Bit
17
9a-10a Christian Education
7p-9p Council Meeting
9:15a-10a Jesus & Friends
7:30p-9p AA Meeting
10:30a-11:45a Worship Service
w/ Holy Communion
12:30p-2:30p Cottage Meeting
@ Hofflinger Residence
3p-7p IPV
16
9a-2p Circuit Pastors Meet
(Hagerstown) (8798 Adventure
Ave\, Walkersville MD 21793)
12:30p-1:30p Good Grief
Wed
6p-9p IPV
26
6p-9p IPV
19
6p-9p IPV
7p-9p Cottage Meeting @
Jennings' Residence
12
1p-2p Bible Study: The Purpose
Driven Life
1p-2p Bible Study:The Purpose
Driven Life
7:30p-9p AA Meeting
11
10 Columbus Day
Pastor Appreciation Day
9a-10a Christian Education
9:15a-10a Jesus & Friends
10:30a-11:45a Worship Service
w/ Holy Communion
12p-1p Worship Committee
Meets (Library)
3p-7p IPV
6p-8p Confirmation
5
9
4
Tue
6p-9p IPV
3
Mon
LWML Sunday
7p-9p Elders Meeting in Library 4:30p-5:30p Girl Scouts (using
(Library)
facility)
9a-10a Christian Education
7:30p-9p AA Meeting
7:15p-8:15p God's Bit
9:15a-10a Jesus & Friends
10:30a-11:45a Worship Service
w/ Holy Communion
12p-2p LWML Mission Fair in
Fellowship Hall (Fellowship
Hall)
3p-7p IPV
2
Sun
~ October 2016 ~
7p-8p Hand Bell Choir
8p-9p Vocal Choir
27
5:30p-6:30p Girl Scouts
(Fellowship Hall)
7p-8p Hand Bell Choir
8p-9p Vocal Choir
20
7p-8p Hand Bell Choir
8p-9p Vocal Choir
13
7p-8p Hand Bell Choir
8p-9p Vocal Choir
6
Thu
6p-9p IPV
28
21
14
7
Fri
Sat
9a-12p Elders Meeting in Library (Library)
29
2p-4p Cottage Meeting @ Ochs
Residence
22
2p-4p Cottage Meeting @
Johannessen Residence
2p-4p Wedding Tammy Moxley
& Howard (Sanctuary)
15
12p-2:30p IPV Fellowship Picnic
w/ PIC
8
8a-5p Girls Scouts (using
facilities)
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PASTOR’S MESSAGE (CON’T)
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day that journey is called the
forty days of purpose. We started
as a congregation Monday the
19th of September but it is not to
late to join us.
The source of my gratitude is
knowing that God created me in
His Image and Likeness and has
a purpose for my life. Life takes
on fresh meaning each day as I
seek to live out that purpose for
my life. It is a purpose that
begins in this life and goes for
eternity. All the rest of the things
that happen in life are side bars
to that journey into God's love.
We are a congregation made up of individuals. Each individual must realize that
they are loved, chosen, called by God and given a purpose. Our congregation must then
come together as those who have been called out of the darkness and in to the
wonderful light of God's mercy in Jesus Christ and discover our purpose as a
congregation in this place at this time. We are having cottage meetings in September
and October and a day long retreat on November 5th called Living The Vision to
facilitate that discovering. We need all of you to be involved.
Pastor Dave Weber
STEWARDSHIP - Thoughts on Giving
The Bible says that the Lord loves a cheerful giver, and mentions clearly that we
should put our giving first, before we spend on ourselves. The only guidance the Bible
provides as to the amount we should give is the tithe, or 10%. Once a friend asked if
that means 10% of our gross income or 10% of our net income? The biblical response is
that we should not even be inclined to think that way and ask that question.
Sometimes we rationalize that someone who makes $10 Million can easily give $1
Million and barely notice the difference in their standard of living. Whereas those of us
who make a normal salary don’t always find it so easy; however, that is clearly why God
provides for a percentage amount rather than any specific amount. That way the tithe
can apply to all income levels. We need to take
this guidance seriously, and trust that the Lord
will supply all of our needs, a promise He
clearly makes to us to us in His Word. We must
always focus on the fact that Jesus suffered and
died for our sins – the most important event in
all history and central to our lives and thinking.
Dave Bandy, Stewardship Chair
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
What is your Journey?
What are you searching for in 2016? Have you found it yet?
What do you want in your life? Has it made your life complete?
Mary and Joseph made their journey to Bethlehem and moved to a foreign country. What does
God have planned for your journey? Let’s consider the Magi. What lessons can be taken from the
passage where the Wise men from the east follow a star seeking the King of the Jews? God
promised that He would send a King who would rescue us. Perhaps the Wise men had learned
about the prophecy from Numbers 24:17 that says: “A star will come out of Jacob; a scepter will
rise out of Israel.”
What are our gifts we are giving? God is calling us to give gifts from a change in attitude of our
hearts: to reflect His love to everyone around us, even those whom we may not want to.
Jonah tried to run away from God’s calling. He ought to have been destroyed, but God rescued
him to be a servant. Ruth had nothing to eat and searched for left behind wheat in the fields. God
rescued her and blessed her abundantly. Joseph grew-up knowing the God had something amazing
planned. Yet, he was thrown into a pit. It didn’t seem like the piece of the puzzle at the time was
going to lead to fulfillment. Eventually he got out of the pit…only to have more unfair events
occur resulting in unjust imprisonment. When he helped those in prison…they forgot about him
and left him in jail.
We know how Joseph’s life is blessed by God. He became a great servant. So too, our purpose is
to be a servant. God is calling His sheep….can you hear the Master’s voice.
John Jakupciak, President
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VICE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
STATUS QUO
Merriam-Webster defines “status quo” as the existing state of affairs, especially
regarding social or political issues; “they have a vested interest in maintaining the
status quo”
Recently one of the most often discussed issues on the political front is the
concern expressed over nothing changing in the U.S. Government. It continues to
remain the same with the same officials never changing, especially in Congress.
That same concern was expressed at Peace in Christ Church by many members and
was determined to be important enough that it resulted in 2012 as two goals:
Is there a strategy that will train and equip leaders to plan and implement
programs that fulfill our common mission? Have more members of the
congregation who have gifts for leadership been sought and trained to serve
the Lord in new, creative ways?
In achieving those goals where will
new leadership come from?
Who is running your church? Or are
you more concerned with the political
front rather than what is going on at
your Peace in Christ Church? After a
recent worship service at PIC, I asked,
“are you at Peace in Christ Church to
serve God or are you here to be
served?” Is that question harsh or
simply reality? Do you want things to
change or do you want things to remain
the same but you prefer someone else
“do it.”
What I have said thus far, if you know me well, is quite contradictory to my own
personal philosophy, as well as, what I have learned through many studies as a
teacher. In short, “you can attract more bees with honey than you can with vinegar.”
And I’m confident you’re aware that bees are becoming endangered.
So also is the slate of servants endangered who are stepping up to serve God in
churches. And as a result many churches are dwindling. Is that what is happening
here? God needs servants. Even reluctant ones. Remember Moses. Should the
Israelites have perished because Moses wasn’t confident to lead? Moses seemed to
forget one VERY essential fact: God was with him! He didn’t have to do the job alone!
God would never leave him and He will never leave you alone to serve Him either. My
minor concern in the goals stated above is the omission of God in them. HE IS IN
THE DETAILS! He is with you. He will be with you in helping you serve Him. Could
you possibly make a mistake in that service to Him? Of course!! There’s little doubt in
my mind that Moses may have made a few mistakes along the way to the Promised
Land but those were forgiven and you know he got the Israelites to where they were
supposed to go.
Prayer: Dear Lord, Some of your servants need respite. Please send us some new
servants to do Your work at Peace in Christ Church, Help them to know you are with
them always, ALL WAYS!
In Your Name, I pray. Gail Burck, Vice President
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WORSHIP - Christological Pattern of Liturgy
The shape of the liturgy of Word and Sacrament outlines and proclaims the life of Christ through
reenactment of His being.
The Liturgy of the Word presents God’s gift of objective salvation through the biblical narrative of
Christ’s work. God’s gathered children acknowledge their sinfulness and call upon God’s mercy for the sake
of His Son, Christ Jesus, in corporate confession in preparation for the Liturgy of the Word and within the
Liturgy of Word in the form of the Kyrie. The children of God echo Bartimaeus’ cry for mercy from our Lord
Jesus (Mk 10:47). Because God’s Word is active, we are confident of our Lord’s mercy and join with the
whole church in proclaiming the
angel’s announcement of
Christ’s birth, giving praise and
thanksgiving, confessing His true
identity in the Gloria in Excelsis
(Lk 2:14; Jn1:29). Alternately
the congregation may sing with
joy of the messianic banquet
awaiting the children of God
because of Christ’s Easter
victory in “This Is the Feast”
(Rev 5:12-13; 19:5-9). The
climax of the Liturgy of the Word
is the delivery of God’s grace
through the reading of Scripture.
Luther’s reminds us to read the
Old Testament within the shadow
and influence of Christ. Lessons,
teachings, and admonitions in
God’s grace and faith in Christ
Jesus make up the letters from
Christ’s disciples to the new
congregations. Before the Gospel,
we repeat the words of Simon
Peter in humble recognition that
Christ is the only way to eternal
life (Jn 6:68) or the comforting
word from Joel in times of
turmoil (Joel 2:13). We then hear
the real life story of Christ in the
Gospel reading and leading to
commentary and preaching in the
sermon with focus on identifying
our sinfulness in the eyes of the
Law but the wonderful act of
salvation carried only by God’s
grace through Christ Jesus and
lived by faith through the Holy
Spirit. Enveloped by God’s grace, the congregation responds with words, confessing who God is in the
confessions, offering prayers and asking petitions from God and ultimately giving back to God a small portion
in the offering with offertory response (Psalm 116).
The Liturgy of the Sacrament God enjoins His actions and gifts of Body and Blood, given and shed for
the forgiveness of sins with the Word. In preparation to received God’s true body and blood for the
forgiveness of sins, the congregation joins in an ancient dialogue connecting all God’s saints past and present
and with the whole assembly God, the congregation proclaims the wonderful power of Christ in the Sanctus,
recalling not only Isaiah’s vision but also Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem (Is 6:3, Mt 21-9). We pray to
God using the model that Christ taught us (Mt 6:9-13). The pastor speaks the words of Christ Himself,
consecrating the elements. In these words Christ Himself reassures that He is indeed bodily present in the
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper and that through it our sins are forgiven (Mt 26:26-28). Christ’s postresurrection entry into the locked room of the disciples is recalled in the Pax Domini (Jn 20:19) and the words
of John the Baptist used to proclaim that Christ is the sacrificial Lamb of God for His people in the Agnus Dei
(Jn 1:29). After internalization of the Body and Blood of Christ the pastor recalls the strengthening and
preservation of our body and soul to our life everlasting in the transforming power of Christ. With
thankfulness for God’s forgiveness and transforming power, we sing a canticle of thanksgiving. The pastor
blesses the congregation reinforcing God’s care and love for His children.
Re-enacting, outlining and proclaiming Christ’s life is significant for worship because it’s our
acknowledgement that God initiated the relationship between His children and Himself. Worship is an
encounter with the grace-revealing God who is known most clearly in His Son, Jesus, who sends us His faithstrengthening spirit…central to all worship.[1] We humbly recognize, praise, and proclaim that God is most
clearly known through His Son, Christ Jesus. Worship, outlining and proclaiming Christ’s life, provides the
avenue for the Holy Spirit to transform the lives of not only the called but also to those who have not heard of
the life-saving work of our Lord Christ Jesus.
Aaron Jansen, MM, PhD Director of Parish Music
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CONGREGATIONAL NEWS
PIC will again be
hosting families through
the Frederick Emergency
Family Shelter
coordinated by the
Religious Coalition on
November 12-18. We will
need lots of volunteers!
There are many ways to
be involved – setting up or packing out on Saturday mornings, volunteering to help serve
meals and interact with the children in the evenings, spending the night, and donating
snacks and/or meals. Sign-ups will be available online thru the Sign-Up Genius web site. If
you have any questions or need more information contact the church office or speak with
Pastor Dave. Thank you!
Heads Up! L.W.M.L.
(MISSION SUNDAY)
Thursdays
Vocal and Handbell Choir
Members of the L.W.M.L. will
be assisting Pastor with the
worship service. In addition we
will be sponsoring a Mission
Sunday interactive display in our
Fellowship Hall. Table displays will
introduce the ministries, and the many
outreach opportunities in the world around
us and with the people living right beside
us. We will have people who can answer
questions, provide handouts, and speak
about each outreach opportunity. AND – OF
COURSE – there will be MUNCHIES.
So plan now to join the crowd after church
on Sunday, October 2. Come for a brief
7:00pm Handbell Choir
8:00pm Vocal Choir
‘look see’ or stay and get the
details… but come!
BIBLICAL TOUR OF ISRAEL & JORDAN (April 26 – May 7, 2017)
A First Class Biblical tour where Scripture is used at each Biblical site The trip of a lifetime! This is now a safe & economical time to walk
where Jesus walked! Contact Pastor Darold Reiner, retired LCMS pastor and former
International LWML
Counselor, for a brochure:
406-890-1149 or
[email protected]
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CHURCH LIBRARY
The RENOVATION OF THE CHURCH LIBRARY is complete. A
grateful thanks to Dave Hofflinger, Amy Graunke, Gregg Oberhaus, Robert Georg, Cindy Hofflinger, Mark Battaglia, Chris
Walton, Leslie Oberhaus, Kaitlyn Oberhaus, Gail Burck, Jean
Samuel, and Marilyn Georg. God bless all these faithful laborers
for Christ. The purchase of the new Library shelving was made
possible by the generous donations of money by many members of
the Congregation.
Thanks and God's blessings to you all!
OVERVIEW OF THE NEW LIBRARY ROOM ARRANGEMENT
LEFT WALL
82" high 4 section Shelving Unit for: Adult Reference Books, which do not circulate and
should be used only in the Church Building.
Borrowing Area, where you Check-out books that you want to borrow for a period
of 4 weeks.
Adult Non Fiction Books, which are found in Sections 2 to 4 of this Shelving Unit.
BACK WALL
Dry Erase Board for use by Groups and Classes meeting in the Library.
RIGHT WALL
60" high 3 section Shelving Unit for Youth (Y) Book Collection for 6th to 12th grade
youth,
confirmation students and their teachers.
Children's Easy (E) Book Collection for 1 year olds to 2nd graders, their parents
and teachers.
Children's Juvenile (J) Book Collection for 3rd to 5th graders, their parents and
curriculum support
materials for all children's and youth class teachers.
FRONT WALL
Big Picture Book Shelving Unit for teachers to use with preschool classes.
These books do not circulate.
Fiction (Fic) Books for adults and youth on 1 section Shelving Unit.
Your Church Library is a religious educational resource that is
available for the personal spiritual development of all ages from
young children through senior citizens. Teachers of children, youth
and adults will find books to supplement the Sunday School and
Vacation Bible School curriculum, Adult Bible studies and religious
topic courses. Please do not hesitate to ask Church Librarian
Marilyn Georg for assistance, if you need help finding a specific
book or religious topic in the Library Collection. She is available to
assist you in your Church Library search after Worship Service or at a time convenient
for you. Her phone number is 301-663-8575.
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CELEBRATIONS & SCHEDULES
HAPPY
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
10/2
10/3
10/4
10/5
10/8
10/9
10/9
10/15
10/16
10/17
10/18
10/21
10/21
10/22
10/22
10/23
10/24
10/25
10/26
10/31
David Stupke
Stephanie Fiore
James Vaonakis
Michael Ross
Maribeth Marl
Betty Jagow
Wendy Labrie
Betty Thomas
Gregg Oberhaus
Julia Marl
Susan Bell
Frank Krauch
Mary Vaonakis
David Bandy
Austen Geck
John Faber
Kendra Stupke
Nathaniel Mullins
Richard Benjamin
Cindy Hofflinger
ANNIVERSARY!
George & Janet Tilton 10/4/1969-47 yrs.
Daniel & Maribeth Marl 10/8/2010-6 yrs.
Peter & Wendy Labrie 10/25/1997-19 yrs.
Jeff & Arlinda Sothoron 10/27/1996-20 yrs.
SEPTEMBER WEEKLY ATTENDANCE
9-4
16th Sunday a. Pentecost
82
9-11 17th Sunday a. Pentecost
74
9-18 18th Sunday a. Pentecost
76
9-25 19th Sunday a. Pentecost
90
2016 Average
79
Gospel Text - October
September
Steve Graunke
Oct 2: 20th Sunday a. Pentecost Luke 17:1-10
Oct 9: 21st Sunday a. Pentecost Luke 17:11-19
Oct 16: 22nd Sunday a. Pentecost Luke 18:1-8
October
Marie Moyer
Kerry Tepper
Oct 23: 23rd Sunday a. Pentecost Luke 18:9-17
Oct 30: Reformation Day
John 8:31-36
October 2016 - Worship Assistants
DATE
LITURGIST
ACOLYTE
USHERS
LECTOR
GREETERS
October 2
Richard
Benjamin
Simon Labrie
Fred Geck
David Stupke
Mary Krc
Jonette Stupke
October 9
Carl Tepper
Augie Jansen
Carl Tepper
Heide Breuer
October 16
John
Jakupciak
Jack Jakupciak
Carl Tepper
Kerry Tepper
Glen Krc
Heide Breuer
Susan Riddles
David Stupke
Jonette Stupke
October 23
Richard
Benjamin
Amelia Jansen
John Jakupciak
Bob Georg
Mary Krc
Jeannine
Jennings
October 30
Carl Tepper
Andre Labrie
Tom Bell
Susan Bell
Carl Tepper
Doris Ochs
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