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Lutheran Church
At Work
In Christ
October &
November 2009
SEEKING the Lost
STRENGTHENING One Another
SHARINGthe Gospel
Vol. 15, No. 5
STUDYINGGod's Word
Newsletter of Chapel of the Cross Lutheran Church, St Peters, Missouri
A letter from your Pastors
Dear Chapel Family,
Happy New Year!
No, we’re not confused
about the time of the year.
Last Sunday, September 13,
we celebrated Rally Day at
Chapel of the Cross. It is
the time of the year (Sunday
after Labor Day) that we
kick off a new year of
Christian education
opportunities at Chapel. As
we have done in the past,
adults and children gathered
in the gym under the annual
Rally Day theme of “God
Loves You More!”
This Good News
message was brought home
loud and clear. A gigantic ice
cream sundae (12 plus
gallons) was built before the
eyes of the children and
adults. As more and more
toppings were poured all
over the mountain of ice
cream the children were
asked, “How much does
God love you?” And, they
screamed and screamed,
“More and more!” Parents
tell us that their children
remember and talk about
this Rally Day event and the
Good News message for a
long time.
The same theme was
presented during the
children’s message in the
worship services. The
children were shown Math
and Spelling text books and
asked some questions about
those subjects. The answers
came quickly. “When asked,
“How did you learn about
adding and spelling?” The
children responded with, “at
school.”
Then, the children
were shown a Bible, and we
talked about the importance
of God’s Word – it tells us
all about Jesus – his love and
promises for us. When
asked, “Where do you learn
a b o u t Je s u s ? ” T h e y
responded with, “church
and Sunday school.” Right
on! Yes, in worship, Bible
study and Sunday school we
hear the Good News about
how much God loves us.
Yes, the focus was on
our youth, but that message is
for all ages for all times. In the
sermon, the congregation
heard a paraphrase of John
3:16, “God loved you so much
that he gave his one and only
Son, Jesus to die on the cross
and whoever believes in him
will not perish, but have
eternal life.” To that, when
asked, “How much does God
love you?” The congregation
responded, “More!”
Through the learning
process at school and home,
our children grow in their
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IN THIS ISSUE:
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Rally Day
Pictorial Directory
Update
Men’s Retreat—Oct 9-11
Sausage Supper-Nov 1st
Chapel Taekwondo
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CONTENTS
Letter from Pastor Scholle &
Pastor Hoehner
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Our Bible Studies
3
Music Ministry
4
Rally Day
5
Children’s Choir Director
6
Youth Calendar
7
Wacky Tackers Quilters
7
Wacker Tackers’ Ltr from District
8
Men’s Retreat
9
Chapel Scrip for Christmas
9
Pictorial Directory
10
Taekwondo
10
Congratulations Al Herbst
11
Pray for Missionary in Uganda
11
Keenagers News
11
Annual Sausage Supper
12
Christmas Outreach 2009
13
Mount Olive News
14
Business Directory
14
Chapel Circle News
15
LHS News
16&17
Peace Lutheran Info
17
Official Acts
18
Bulletin Folders & Ushers
19
October Birthdays/Anniversaries
20
November Birthdays/Anniversaries
21
Worship Assistants
22&23
Inserts: Calendars
This is YOUR newsletter.
You are invited and encouraged to
submit articles for the
December, 2009/January, 2010 issue
BY
knowledge
and
certainly need an
academic foundation
for their endeavors in
l i f e.
Although
reinforced at home, it is
through the church –
worship and the study
of God’s Word – we
are strengthened in the
faith as we grow in our
love and knowledge of
Jesus Christ. By the
grace of God through
faith in Christ Jesus, we
receive forgiveness of sin in this life and the future is
guaranteed today – eternal life with Him and our loved
ones who have died in the faith.
We will have many opportunities this year to learn
more about God’s love and promises here at Chapel of the
Cross (See the rest of the Chapel Light for details). We
encourage you to be in worship and to be in the Word of
God in Bible study and especially, for our youth, in Sunday
school. Happy New ‘Sunday School’/‘Bible Study’ Year and
remember, God loves you MORE!
Pastor Hoehner and Pastor Scholle
NOVEMBER 15, 2009
Please email the church office at
[email protected]
thank you
Is Provided to The Congregation by Dorothy Gintz as a
Gift to the Glory of God
In Loving Memory of Gordon & Stephen Gintz
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Our Bible Studies
Come and join us on Sunday’s at 9:30am
(between services)
Christian Basics and Adult Confirmation with Pastor Scholle in the Coffee Shoppe
Are you curious to know more about the Christian faith or know someone who is, or do you
want to be confirmed in the Lutheran Christian faith? Come study the 6 basic teachings of
God’s love, salvation, and purpose for your life.
The book of Judges with Pastor Hoehner in the Gymnasium
If you thought the book of Joshua reminded you of the movie Braveheart, then the book of
Judges will challenge your conception of the Bible even more. You will not want to miss this
study of how God uses cowards like Gideon and Superheroes like Samson to call His people
to trust in Him alone among nations that worship wood and stone idols. Judges shows how
the weakest of the weak who trust in God alone have the ultimate power and hope, while the
strongest of the strong are nothing in the face of the creator of the Universe. See also how
the book of Judges prepares God’s people for His Savior, Jesus Christ.
The Gospel in Film with Seminarians
Grayson Grenz and Ron Millard
Come study how the Gospel has been communicated implicitly and explicitly in various
movies. If you like watching movies, then this is your Bible class!
Senior Youth
Come and check us out
Sunday School
For 3 year olds and up—join us at 9:25am in the gym
Moms and Babes Meets in the Lower Level Nursery with Anita Clausing
Do you have a child that is not old enough to go to Sunday School? Bring your child(ren) to
play with other toddlers while you study God’s Word and pray with other women.
Even though classes have already begun,
you are welcome to join us at any time.
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Greetings From the Music Ministry
Fall 2009
Dear Chapel members,
Greetings to you,
As we begin another music season, I reflect on the years past and
realize I have had the privilege of opening a music season as the
music coordinator for five years now. There have been changes in
personnel and additions to our music program. We have grown in
program and what a blessing to be able to share music with so
many talented people here at Chapel. I am thankful for another
musical year with you, as we “serve the Lord with gladness” here
in this place.
We have begun rehearsals and we are always hoping more people
will join us in our efforts to serve our Lord and Savior through the
gift of music in our worship. If you have an interest in serving
Chapel of the Cross with your gift of music I encourage you to
drop me an e-mail at
[email protected]
so we can discuss where you can fit in to the ministry.
I hope you were able to “meet” our new choir accompanist and
keyboardist, Jamie Desemone. We are grateful for her talents in
this place and look forward to the next year with her serving with
us.
We continue in the season of Pentecost, and we move into a rich
part of the church year when we celebrate our huge share of high
festival days including Reformation, All Saints’ Sunday, and Christ
the King Sunday which will usher us into the penitential season of
Advent.
We look forward to Celebration Sunday here on Christ the King
Sunday or the Last Sunday of the Church Year. We will be
celebrating with songs and hymns focusing on Christ as our King.
We hope we can celebrate with our entire church family that day.
Please plan on joining us.
Blessings on your worship and your fall activities.
Faith, Joy, Grace, & Hope!
Kate Thoelke
Coordinator of Music
Adult Choir
Meets: most Thursdays,
7:00pm-8:30pm In the Balcony
Sings: at least once a month
Youth Choir
Meets: most Thursday,
5:00pm-5:45pm In the balcony
Sings: once a month
Chapel Bells
Meets: usually Tuesdays,
7:00pm-8:00pm In the balcony
or Coffee Shoppe
Plays: once a month
Sunday School’s Cherub choir
(PreS-2nd grade Sunday School classes)
Meets: during Sunday School hour
Sings: once every 6 weeks
Instrumental Ensemble
Meets: as scheduled
In the balcony
Plays: as scheduled
Liturgical Ensemble
Meets: Thursdays prior to scheduled
Sundays, 6:00pm-6:45pm
In the balcony
Plays: at least once a quarter
Solos/Small Choirs/
Small Ensembles
Meets: as scheduled
In the balcony
Sings/Plays: as scheduled
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Rally Day
Everyone that
joined us for our
annual Rally Day
celebration, got to
see (and taste!)
Pastor Scholle and
Vicar Squire
demonstrate, with
the help of gallons
of ice-cream,
chocolate sauce,
cherries, sprinkles
and whipped cream,
that God loves us
MORE !!
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Chapel’s Children’s Choir Director
Hello, my name is Erin Hoehner, I am the director of the 2 children’s choirs at Chapel.
I was born and raised in St. Charles, and attended and graduated from Zion Harvester and Lutheran High St.
Charles. I went to Concordia University in River Forest, Illinois and graduated with a degree in Elementary
Education.
My first call was to teach 1st grade in Quincy, Illinois where I also directed their children’s choir. After 2 years
in Quincy, I was then called to teach 3rd grade at my alma mater, Zion Harvester, where I taught for 4 years
before I left full time teaching to raise our family.
Music has always been a part of my life, from taking or teaching piano lessons to playing in the church’s
handbell choir, I enjoy playing and listening to music. I also enjoy my involvement in Little Lambs and
Vacation Bible School here at Chapel.
I look forward to beginning my second year as the children’s choir director at Chapel and encourage any
interested youth to join us!
(Cherub Choir is for children in Sunday School from 3 years- 2nd grade, and
the Youth Choir is for those in 3rd Grade through High School.)
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Attention all youth!
Things are really starting to get going this month! On September 13th, we held our informational meeting
for the 2010 National Youth Gathering in New Orleans. We had a wonderful turnout, but I know that
there are still several of you who are considering attending. Please talk to me as soon as you can…we
would LOVE to have you!
<<<Just as a reminder, deposits are due ON OR BEFORE October 11.>>>
On September 19th, the youth group went apple picking at Eckert’s Orchard in
Belleville, IL. This was our first youth event of the new school year. Though we had
a fairly small turnout, everyone had a great time picking apples, eating cheese fries,
and listening to “cheesy” country music!
Other upcoming events:
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October 16-17 – Jr. High confirmation retreat
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October 31 – Trick-or-treat for canned goods
Be sure to bring your friends and meet at Chapel at 5pm in
costume. We will have pizza and then spilt into groups for our
trick or treating for canned goods. The canned goods will be
donated to
Oasis Food Pantry. We will be back at Chapel by
9pm to determine which group gathered the most cans.
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November – Servant event (either Oasis Food Pantry or St. Patrick’s Center)
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December 12th – Christmas party, “white
elephant gift exchange,” and caroling
May God bless you as you begin your new school
year!
In Christ,
Vicar Mark Squire
Wacker Tacker Quilters
Wacky Tackers are continuing to make baby quilts that will be sent to Concordia Seminary in
St Louis for families with babies. If you have flannel material (or flannel sheets) we will
make good use of it for backing and the more cotton material of baby and children’s prints –
bright colors – the more quilts we can make. If you have material or questions, feel free to
contact the Wacky Tackers – Ruby Kramer (939-9936) or Margaret Schulz (922-7209).
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quilters ltr from district
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Men’s Retreat (3-T)
Mark Twain Lake — October 9-11, 2009
Calling all Men 18 (or Senior in High School) and older. The 7th annual retreat has been planned for October
9-11 at Mark Twain Lake. Mark Twain Lake is a short 2-hour drive from St. Charles and is located near Perry,
MO. Activities planned include:
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Golfing at Norwood Golf Club
Trap Shooting
Bible study / Sunday worship event
Just relaxing…
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Fishing
Hiking / biking / boat tour of the lake
Awesome campfire & fellowship time
Pastor Jon Clausing of Lutheran High will be our weekend chaplain and he will be leading events on Friday
and Saturday. We will have several Bible Study options on Saturday afternoon lead by our pastors.
The registration cost of this weekend is $35 ($70 for golfers including greens fee), which includes use of the
group Camp at Mark Twain State Park, all meals and a commemorative T-Shirt. The dinner planed for
Saturday evening includes prime rib.
This is a relaxing weekend of fun, fellowship, and relaxation. Great food, great friends, and God’s Great Word
will surely strengthen you for the weeks ahead.
If you have question, please feel free to contact
Butch Schleicher (636-946-3681) or Bard Biggers (636 949-0805).
Registration forms can be found in the Coffee Shoppe.
CHRISTMAS IS AROUND THE CORNER!!!
Christmas will be here before you know it, and ordering gift cards from Chapel Scrip is a wonderful and
convenient way to start your shopping. Our wide selection of cards and easy order form lets you select a gift
for anyone on your list. You can use the cards to buy gifts on your list, or the cards themselves make
wonderful gifts or stocking stuffers! The best thing is that your purchase also benefits Chapel’s Future Church
Workers. So your cards are gifts that give twice!!!
There is an order form enclosed in this newsletter so you can see what we
offer. Then all you have to do is fill it out and bring it along with your payment to
our table in the Coffee Shop on Sunday morning. If that is not convenient for you
or if you attend on Monday night, please feel free to give us a call (Roger and Lisa
Kutschkau) at 926-0986 and we will get it from you. Thank you so much for your
patronage and support!!!
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THE NEW PICTORIAL DIRECTORY
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! That is for all of you that had your pictures taken for our new pictorial
directory. If you were unable to get your photo taken and have a good picture (one that is not copy right
protected) you would like in the directory, please contact us to include it in the book.
If you are a leader of a Chapel ministry group and would like to have a group picture in the directory, please
let us know when we might photograph your group before the end of October.
We hope everyone is happy with the photos that they purchased. We can order more prints, if you want. The
proceeds from those sales go towards printing and publishing the directory. We are not charging for a
directory when they are completed (hopefully in the January/February time-frame).
Our team still has much to do before the directory is done. If you would like to
help out in the computer layout and organization of the directory, please join
us. We meet monthly and the meetings will be posted in the What’s Happening
or you can call or e-mail us.
Hopefully, this has been an easy process for you, our Chapel Family. We are
excited to publish a user friendly directory that will allow you to add new
member information when it becomes available and one that will be easily
updated every couple of years. Let us know your thoughts, comments, ideas,
but mostly remember to SMILE, JESUS LOVES YOU!!!
Team contact information:
Jennifer Woodruff at 636-244-0884 or [email protected]
CHAPEL TAEKWONDO
Greetings from your very own martial arts club! Chapel TKD sends
warm wishes to everyone. It is with great pleasure that Chapel TKD announces its
extreme growth over the past 6 months. If you or anyone you are interested, ages 5
to 65 is interested in martial arts, please come and check us out. Our classes are
currently held in the Chapel of the Cross Gynasium on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. We have a children's class starting at 5:30pm and ending at 6:00pm. The
adults follow the children's classes from 6:30pm till 8pm. However, due to our
rapid growth and our big size now, please keep an eye on our website and bulletin
updates for future new class times. Our website is www.chapeltkd.com! We are
currently running a special with 50% discount on first months tuition with all new
students. So check us out and give us a try. Instructor Sean Miller can be
reached at 636-577-3503 or with the website above. We would love to hear
from you! God Bless!
Chapel TKD
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Congratulations
to
Allen Herbst,
celebrating 50
years of Service
to the Church
(pictured with wife, Judy)
Please pray for our Missionary in Uganda,
Jacob Gillard & his family
Excerpts from his recent mailing:
“On Thursday, September 10th we received our first ever personal security alert from the Warden at the US Embassy
in Kampala. Rioting had broken out in Kampala and Kayunga.
GI
By Friday, downtown Kampala was a ghost town—only smoldering tires, broken glass, and policemen roaming the
streets.
KE
By Saturday things were quiet and by Monday the downtown merchants were picking up the pieces. The final toll at
press time: 21 dead, hundreds injured, and hundreds arrested.
Westerners were never targeted in the demonstrations, still we prudently kept our distance from the areas of conflict.
Thank the Lord for keeping us safe and pray for the underlying conflicts that have yet to be addressed.”
KEENAGER NEWS
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Sat, Oct 3rd at 7 PM “Broadway Bound” a play at the Community College. Tickets are $5 for Seniors.
Thurs, Oct 15th at 11:30 a.m. games, lunch, dessert (Charlotte Sugar & Joann Meier)& drinks at church.
Sun, Nov 1st, Hayride at Faust Park, cost $10. Time will be decided upon if there is enough interest.
Sat, Dec 12th, Roger Williams in concert at Lindenwood College. Tickets begin at $29.50.
A tour of the Basilica (Cost $2) followed by lunch in Forest Park.
Call Paul Ludy at 636-278-3881 if you are interested in attending.
All those who are 55 or better (or have a spouse who meets those qualifications) are invited.
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ANNUAL SAUSAGE SUPPER
SUPPER
AND AUCTION COMING.
This year the Sausage Supper and Auction will be held on Sunday, November 1,
from 11:30AM to 5:00PM in the Fellowship Hall. Be prepared to enjoy the
company of the Chapel family and friends as we get together to partake of a fabulous meal
and bid on some terrific items to benefit the ministry and mission of Chapel of the Cross.
Tickets will be $8.50 for Adults and $4 for children ages 4 - 10. At the door $9 and $4.50.
The last day for Bulk sausage orders will be October 11th. For more info see enclosed flyer.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
AUCTION
We are seeking donations for the auction, which should be new (or like new), and can
include, but are not limited to, themed baskets, gift certificates/cards to your favorite
stores/restaurants (can be purchased through Together We’re Better), figurines,
homemade items, services that you can provide, and baked goods just to name a few. If
you are willing to help with the Auction, including donating items, please contact Susan
Meyer at 636-397-8109 or [email protected]. Note: You may bring your donations
to the Church office beginning October 1st.
AUCTION DESSERTS
We are seeking SPECIAL DESSERTS TO BE AUCTIONED OFF at the Silent Auction
during our Sausage Supper on Nov 1st. These desserts are separate from the desserts that
will be served at the Supper. If you have a talent for baking and want to help our Silent
Auction, please contact Susan Meyer at 636-397-8109 or [email protected] Please
bring the desserts (marked “auction”) to the church basement on Sunday, Nov 1st by
1:30AM. Thanks!
SAUSAGE SUPPER
Sign-up sheets to work are located in the Coffee Shoppe. Please stop by and sign-up
today. We need help in all areas: Cooking, ticket sales, waiting tables, kitchen,
serving. We need everyone’s help to make it a success.
Any questions, please contact Brad Biggers at 636-949-0805.
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CHRISTMAS OUTREACH 2009
Dear Chapel Family—so that you can plan ahead, we wanted to share with you
that you will have the following opportunities to share the love of Christ for the
2009 Christmas season.
MITTEN TREE
Help children from Mount Olive Lutheran Church and of the Shaw
neighborhood by decorating our tree which will be placed in the
narthex, with mittens, gloves, hats and scarves.
GIVING TREE
Help families who are in need by taking an ornament and purchasing a gift card.
Some of these families the Pastors personally will have been working with but we
are also asking for you to share with us if you know of any families that are in
need.
BEYOND THE
GIVING TREE
Anyone who would like to Adopt
a Family for Christmas, please see
Pastor Hoehner or
Pastor Scholle. Thank you.
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September 2009
A brief update from Mt Olive
Food Pantry:
The number of people coming for help has been increasing while food is getting difficult to come by. This reflects
the current economic situation. We are serving between 400 and 500 people per month. God has kept His promise
to supply our needs, which are not always the same as our wants. As our shelves get empty he sends help from
somewhere, in His time, not ours. Friends and fellow churches contribute when they can and young people have
come after school to help get food and restock shelves during non-food pantry hours. Please pray for this ministry;
and as you have opportunity, your donations are always welcome.
Food Coop:
We have recently changed the source from which we get our food. It was Come Share, now it is Caring Hearts. In
the month of September we had 50+ orders. Let me be the first to thank you for your participation with us in this
outreach program.
Faith-Based Initiatives:
Two faith-based initiative programs are taking shape:
1.An After School Program with Mullanphy School, focusing on Math and Reading will hopefully get underway in
October. I have been meeting with teachers, staff and students at the school several times a week in September
developing relationships, but what you really need to hear is the spiritual results. Six baptisms are planned in the
next few weeks. Praise to the Lord that His Kingdom is growing.
2.Immigrant Assistance Program. This is a new program that seems to be taking shape rapidly. We will hopefully
get a group started in our building in October. This is run by the Center for Survivors of Torture and War Trauma.
May God bless you for your on-going support. Please remember us in your prayers as we remember you.
Peace in the Lord,
Pastor Lampe
for Mt Olive Lutheran Church
CHAPEL BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Do you own your own business? Would you like to advertise your business or
the one you work for to Chapel members? We are collecting information to
include in a Chapel Business Directory. We have forms available for you to fill
out on the counter in the Coffee Shoppe. Please leave the completed form in
the adjacent basket. Feel free to leave a business card with the information, if
you have one. There is no charge for being in the directory. We will collect
information through Novmber and hopefully have the directory done by the
beginning of 2010. Thank you.
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Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Chapel Circle Meeting News
All ladies of Chapel & their friends are welcome to join us for our meetings. We
meet at Noon in the gym on the third Tuesday of every month. Bring your lunch,
look forward to fellowship with other ladies and our hostesses will provide the desserts and drinks.
Upcoming events & meetings:
October 11th—Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Sunday, will be celebrated at Chapel.
October 20th—Our hostesses will be Mary Ann Ronan & Lela Moore. Joyce Sauers will provide our devotion. After our meeting, we will put together “Survival Kits for the homeless.” If you have anything you can
donate, such as: peanut butter crackers, granola bars, combs, toothbrush, toothpaste, washcloth, or anything
else you can think of that will fit into a zip lock bag— bring your donations to the meeting.
October 24th—Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Zone Rally at St. Paul Church in New Melle
November 17th–Our hostesses will be Doris Braudis & Dorothy Reichenberg. Linda Little will provide our
devotion. Our program, after our meeting, will be “Plow Sharing Crafts.”
If you cannot join us each month, come when you can. It’s a great way to meet new people and get involved
in interesting and fun activities. There are large mite boxes in the Coffee Shoppe for donating adult and children’s mites. If you have questions, feel free to call our President, Jacquie Vangilder—314-650-2053
Update on your mite donations:
Your mites are donated to the
“Lutheran Women’s Missionary
League”
Look at the impact your mites will
have on people around the world . . .
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Celebrating
28 Years of Ministry
Trust in the Lord
Proverbs 3:53:5-6
“Trust in the Lord” is our theme for
the 2009-10 school year. We can
obviously trust God because he is all
powerful, all knowing, and always
present to help us. More importantly,
He has kept every promise He ever
made! That instills trust. As humans
we find that we build trust with people
by getting to know them better. The
more time we spend getting to know
them the more we can learn to trust
them. The same is true in getting to
know God. The more we study
God’s Word and learn about Him
the more we can learn to trust
Him. The great joy of working at
Lutheran High is that we get the
opportunity to increase that spiritual
knowledge every day and build young
people who are equipped to “trust in
the Lord” today and for the rest of
their life. The 77 new freshmen and
14 transfers have adapted to classes at
Lutheran High and are off to a great
start along with the rest of the student
body. Very helpful in that process are
the LHS Ambassadors who are:
Corey Bichel, Jenae Bretsch, Rachel
Krauss, Ally Liefer, Josh McKay,
Alyssa Neese, Charyssa Neese, Brea
Roth, Jake Sostak, Rachel Wall,
Catherine Willbrand, Heidi
Willenbrink, Megan Chrismer, Taylor
Demien, Madeline Galucia, Brook
Hunt, Caitlin Lauer, Mallori Owens,
Abbi Sonderegger, Ashlyn
Sappington, Madeline Stroder, Steven
Macke, Meagan Leppien, Marissa
Malta, Lauren McDermott, Paige
Poggemeier, Jamie Skerston, Zach
Sostak, and Ali Von Deylen. A new
club at Lutheran High this year is
the Key Club. This service group is
sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club
and encourages students to get
involved by helping others in their
community. In August they helped to
deliver backpacks with school supplies
t o childr en and a m eal t o
underprivileged families in the St.
Louis area.
Congratulations to our students,
parents, and feeder schools for
posting the highest composite
ACT averages in St. Charles
County again for 2009. Our
composite average of 25.7 was 1.7
higher than the next closest school
and significantly above the state
average of 21.6 and the national
average of 21.1. The fall sport teams
are in full swing and doing a good job
of representing Lutheran High.
Members on the Girls Cross Country
Team include: Emily Haberstroh,
Kathleen Norman, Ali Von Deylen,
Angie Steinbacher, Jenae Bretsch, and
Jamie Adams. Members of the Boys
Cross Country Team are: Jacob
Drilling, Zach Trimble, Chris Hesse,
Cory Boucher, Chris Hopson, Jeremy
Daugherty, Stephen Westfall, and Sam
Maue. The teams are coached by Mark
Cherry who is assisted by Chris Mizel
and Jason Sandfort.
The Freshmen Volleyball Team
members are: Lauren Arnold, Moriah
Schlueter, Chandler Shubbe, Heather
Wiegmann, Sara Laskowsky, Krystal
Douglas, Samantha Stricker, Ashley
Garret, Emily Brockmeier, Michele
Guarnieri, Taylor Borgmann, Claire
Schwark, Kelsey Rogers, and Emily
Carlyle. The team is coached by
Christine Koenig. The JV Volleyball
Team consists of: Jamie Skerston,
Kristin Wilmes, Amanda Hall, Julie
Gray, Rachel Seidel, Jen Preusser,
Kristen Lauer, Paige Willbrand,
Cecillia Photinos, Lauren McDermott,
and Natalie Weinhold. The team is
coached by Lindsey Fuller. The
Vars ity Voll eyball Te am
members are: Ally Liefer, Adrea
Sarandos, Melissa Thornton, Jen
Chiu, Jena Rhodes, Madeline
Stroder, Erica Byrd, Trisha
Wilson, Nicole Bruening, Meagan
Leppien, Paige Hallemeier, and
Paige Poggemeier. The team is
coached by Erin Diani-O’Day.
The Girls Softball Team is off to a
good start. Team members include:
Katherine Hoffmeyer, Amber Hill,
Brea Roth, Brittany Thompson,
Emma Derrington, Kelsey Brenon,
Claire Schoedel, Jenny Gray,
Michelle Ray, Brittany Bagby,
Elizabeth Lersch, Ruthie Macke,
Maggie Freise, Hannah Bergen,
Luise Kixmoeller, Sami Liefer, and,
Madeline Galucia. The team is
coached by
Sandy Bichel assisted by Kelli
Morgan, Darrell Bergen and Dean
Roth.
The Boys Soccer Team is off to a
strong start and composed of:
Austin Cantrell, Kevin Dietz, Tim
Hallemeier, Blake Edler, Brett
Zimmerman, Phil Hoenig, Caleb
Crets, Ryan Liefer, Bradley Boone,
Jordan James, Alex McKay, Kevin
Schmelder, Sean Maloney, Max
Snyder, Joseph Nee, Dillon Dreyer,
Matt Lee, Grant Owens, Tim
Standing, Matt Kimmel, Seungwon
Kim, Jan Haus, Nathan Ferber, and
Ryan Lichtenegger. The team is
coached by Brad Beekman.
The Football Team has been busy
with games at three different levels.
Team members are: Austin
Holtgrieve, Spencer McCutchen,
Ben Smith, Brandon Grisham, Matt
Collins, Andrew Kuntz, Corey
Bichel, Austin Lewis, Ben Mahnken,
Zach Thomas, JD Herst, Cody
Hammel, Nick Pautler, Luke Klinga,
Jake Goslin, Eric Herst, Ryan
Kipping, Justin Fischer, Cole Bagby,
Zack Sostak, Conner Gessert, Brian
Loesel, Jason Purdy, Chris Sheerin,
Kirk McElwaine, Ryan
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Sommerkamp, Cam Morton, Jake
Sostak, Kevin Sayers, Brendan
Sheerin, Ryan Birk, Stephen Macke,
Blake Cool, Joe Umbach, Curtis
Wilson, Mike Thompson, Jase
Caspari, Brendan Klein, Nick Snyder,
Brett Collins, Sam Hihn, Michael
Thomas, Jared Gray, Malcolm
Edwards, Derek Dolitsky, Brandon
Stroder, Rob Dawdy, Kyle Cook, Will
Ehlmann, Kyle Graham and Jacob
Schneider. Doug Kuhlmann serves as
the head coach and is assisted by
Merce’ Roach, Armand Haak, Brad
Schenck, Phil Pires, Bob Morton, Jim
Gee, Mike Mack, Trey Hays, Josh
Gilmore, Paul Burk, Nathan Haak and
Pat Hardin.
Save the date for the LHS Fall
One-Act Production: The Play's the
Thing is scheduled for October 23rd
and 24th. Student directors for the
three one-act performances are Megan
Chrismer, Bethany Lyons, and Lerryn
Kidd. Tickets are $6 in advance, or $8
at the door, and include drinks and
dessert. We hope to see you there!
The LHS 2009 Homecoming is
October 12-17 with activities
scheduled throughout the week and
concluding with the football game on
Friday and the dance on Saturday. All
alumni, alumni parents, and friends of
Lutheran High are invited to join in
for any and all activities for the week.
Future Freshmen Day is scheduled
for Thursday, October 22nd. All 8th
grade students and any interested
parents are invited to a morning
program hosted by the staff and
students to share information about
the program at Lutheran High. If you
know of families who could benefit
from the strong spiritual and academic
program at Lutheran High, encourage
them to attend.
Are you a member of the Grand
Century Club at Lutheran High? This
is an annual giving club that continues
to be a great blessing in providing
funds so that we can assist families
who struggle to pay the full tuition
at Lutheran High. Gifts range from
$100 to several thousand dollars.
Your gift is eligible for matching
funds through Thrivent and/or your
employer. Make a donation and help
to equip a student with God’s Spirit
and knowledge.
Once again we thank all of you
for your prayers and support that
allow the ministry at Lutheran High
to have such a positive impact on
our young people on a daily basis.
Because of you we are able to build
that relationship with Christ that will
help them to “Trust in the Lord”.
In God’s Service,
David A. Schlesselman,
Executive Director
Larry Marty, Principal
Chapel’s ‘daughter’ church is
Peace Lutheran
located at
9320 Phoenix Village Parkway, O'Fallon, MO 63368
636-561-8282
www.peacewinghaven.org
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Official Acts
Baptisms
James Jorge Conant IV was brought to the Baptismal font by his parents James & Ana Conant
on 13th September 2009. James’ sponsors are Brad Hug and Jeronimo Aldana.
We welcome these children of God into His Kingdom
through the sacrament of Holy Baptism
Weddings:
Kevin Matthew Schleicher and Rachel Leeann Parker were united in Holy Matrimony on 19th
September 2009 at Chapel of the Cross. Pastor Ray Scholle officiated.
the prayers of the congregation are with the newly weds
as they begin their married life in Christ.
Funerals
Nora L. Roberts 11th June 1924–21st August 2009
Nora departed this life for her eternal home on 21st August 2009. Services were held on 25th
August 2009 at Chapel of the Cross, St. Peters. Pastor Ray Scholle & Pastor Mark Hoehner
officiated.
Gary G. Bregant 25th May 1946-11th September 2009
Gary departed this life for his eternal home on 11th September 2009. Services were held on 16th
September 2009 at Baue Funeral Home, St. Charles. Pastor Mark Hoehner officiated.
Transfers Out:
Deanna Pelley to Peace Lutheran, O’Fallon, MO
Peaceful Release:
Brian & Jennifer Macke, and sons Sam (B) & John (B)
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Chapel’s ELDERS are there for You
As a member of Chapel of the Cross, you have a person working for you whose duties are to “Be shepherds of
God's flock that is under your care” (1 Peter 5:2) If you have questions, concerns, or if you or someone you love
are simply having difficulties and aren’t sure if you need pastoral care, please pick up the phone and call your
elder.
If your last name begins with:
K, X, O
R, N
H
M-Me, Z
S-She
Lew-Lu, W
Shr-Sw
C, Y
D, T
J, P, U
A, F, I, L-Lei, Q
Benz-By
E, Mi-My, V
B-Bens, G
Your Elder is:
Contact Number:
Dave Dettmer
Wyatt Gross
Allen Herbst
Geoff Karstens
Brandon Kemper
Martin Koeneman
John Lomax
Wade McKee
Dave Riedemann
Barry Sage
Ed Sittner
Duane Theilen
Doug White
Howard Woodruff
636-916-0747
636-459-5496
636-240-4527
636-447-3682
636-477-0848
636-916-3507
636-294-6076
636-928-3699
636-447-2427
636-928-3403
636-561-2894
636-447-5126
636-278-1835
636-244-0884
The Elder Chairman is Chris Becker 636-288-3664
BULLETIN FOLDERS
Ruby Kramer, Bob & Helen Renken,
Kathy Mortenson, Marlene Singleton, Betty Choate, Gladys Smart, Marie Meyer & Diane Klos
USHER TEAMS
Team A:
8:00 Robert Klos (Capt), Diane Klos, Chris Brooks, Chris & Kelly Becker, Larry
Wuestenberg and Jack Muckey
10:45 Brandon Kemper (Capt), George & Mary Marcher, Dianna Carroll, Emily Carroll and
Rosalyn Cunningham
Team B:
8:00 Mike Conant (Capt), Bob & Joyce Gaugh, Don Sugar, Bob Jones and Cindy Benz
10:45 Ruby Kramer (Capt), Dan Tanner, Rose Mary Tanner, Paul Ludy, Rosa Ludy,
& Anoushka Bergmann
Team C:
8:00 Richard Matt (Capt), Kellee Matt, Nathan Matt, Sheryl Munz, Dennis Guyott, Al Ross
and Dee Krieger
10:45 Wade McKee (Capt), Cornel Savala, Bill Hiner, Bryan Hulsey, Paul Goris, Alex
Savala and Kara Brooks
Team D:
8:00 Bill Hankins (Capt), Beverly Hankins, Gary Obernuefemann, Kathy Collins, Rich &
Janet Minasian
10:45 Kim Woodworth (Capt), Bill Clemens, Al Schuettpelz, Frank Seavert, Bob Carter,
Randy Goltz and Douglas Broste
Mondays:
Mike Conant
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October
Anniversaries
Steve & Gayle Clark
Keith & Cynthia Lawrence
Sam & Jennifer Floyd
Bill & MaryAnn Ronan
Donald & Margaret Schulz
Mark & Keri Cordray
John & Janell Bartz
Luke & Megan Connell
Bob & Nell Jones
Willard & Lilia Johnson
Bill & Victoria Marshall
Jim & Dorothy Holm
Daniel & Kathy Kowalik
Mike & Joyce Nettles
Henry & Dawn Klein
10/1/1982
10/1/1994
10/2/1999
10/2/1964
10/2/1954
10/3/1998
10/4/1986
10/4/2008
10/4/1957
10/5/1968
10/5/2002
10/11/1986
10/11/1997
10/11/1986
10/13/1990
October
Birthdays
Tyler Brake
Stacey Bynum
Jan Curtis
Jenn Dettwiler
Tedley Jacquet
Terri Scheer
Butch Schleicher
Christine Scholle
David Senter
Kathy Wilson
Allie Zottarella
Barb Clark
Linda Flores
Mary Lou Gassei
Wendy Eggleston
Kimberly McGee
Allen Herbst
Brent Pitzer
William Braudis
Kimberly Brown
Kayla Kroehnke
Angela Oleksa
Al Schuettpelz
Marta Anderson
Linda Bosch
Helen Heidbrink
Sandra Meyer
Nathan Neubauer
Jessica Newsham
Sarah Eaker
10/1
10/1
10/1
10/1
10/1
10/1
10/1
10/1
10/1
10/1
10/1
10/2
10/2
10/2
10/3
10/3
10/4
10/4
10/5
10/5
10/5
10/5
10/5
10/6
10/6
10/6
10/6
10/6
10/6
10/7
Kathy Perry
Gayle Clark
Jennifer Goltz
Aidan Nevins
Nathaniel Seavert
Curran Brink
Karen Ignazzitto
Ann Senter
Angela Clayton
Victor Cooper
Sandy Niewald
Ryan Lichtenegger
Marvin Mantei
Gary Obernuefemann
Abigail Wilson
Virginia Zoellner
Wade Brooks
Sam Floyd
Dee Krieger
Linda Ledford
Jodie Schneider
Sarah Gross
Corbin Nichols
George Geiser
Elizabeth Johnston
Joe Neubauer
Rich Parr
Jackie Richter
Sara Schleicher
Mark Kreske Jr.
David Lah
Geraldine Schulte
Jimmy Stocker
Elfrieda Swenson
Christa Cowan
Keith Gaines
Lane McKee
Scott Westerhold
Kayla Spangler
Dallas & Chris Hughey
Gary & Margie Urban
Leroy & Connie Stephens
Brian & Amy Kious
Scott & April Westerhold
Kim & Barbara Woodworth
Jeff & Dayna Westerhold
Brian & Heather Yount
Richard & Pauline Kibler
Kevin & Donna Harms
Michael & Trina Nichols
Steve & Marsha Trautwein
Gene & Marylee Schmidt
Brian & Kari Bowers
LeeRoy & Leola Michael
Dan & Rose Mary Tanner
Cliff & Christine Vollmer
John & Carla Cox
Joe & Karen Ignazzitto II
Mark & Kimberly Linneman
Scott & Jamie McCulloch
Ron & Linda Pelley
Christopher & Tammy Hempen
10/7
10/8
10/8
10/8
10/8
10/9
10/9
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10/10
10/10
10/11
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10/16
10/16
10/16
10/16
10/17
Julie Ballard
John Bartz
Debbie Janis
George Marcher
Missy Eggleston
Claudia Addie
John Franke
Ronald Pelley
Matthew Sellers
Anthony Sellini
Michael Eggleston
Mark Ruhr
Jamie Skelton
Jon Stark
Madison Bynum
Justin Erickson
Logan Podhorsky
Karen Stricklett
Joe Mudrovic
Sue Hoehner
Brenden Hummer
Rachel Stocker
Doris Geiser
Taylor Harnagel
Jan Karibian
Jordyn Neu
Janice Heinemann
Virginia Niewald
Doug White
Amy Kious
Kimberly Spangler
Emil Clausing
Jake Newsham
Mike Richter
MJ La Rue Jr.
John Spiess
Barbara Stewart
Laurie Stage
Maxine Tieman
10/15/2005
10/16/1970
10/18/1947
10/21/2006
10/21/2006
10/21/1978
10/22/2002
10/22/2004
10/23/1965
10/24/1987
10/24/1998
10/25/1969
10/26/1952
10/27/2007
10/27/1946
10/27/1984
10/27/1972
10/28/1978
10/29/1994
10/29/1983
10/29/2005
10/30/1976
10/31/1998
10/18
10/18
10/19
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November
Anniversaries
Mark & Erin Boswell
Devin & Mandy Marshall
William & Sharyl Doctorman
Jerry & Anne Lau
Owen & Emily Hasson
Brian & Pam Neu
Troy & Pam Bradley
Irvin & Geraldine Schulte
William & Claire Bratton
Jerry & Beverly Cossey
Harry & Marian Nelson
Roger & Sandy Dunajcik
Don & Charlotte Sugar
11/1/2008
11/1/2008
11/2/1973
11/2/1974
11/3/1989
11/3/1990
11/6/1993
11/6/1948
11/7/1992
11/7/1970
11/7/1986
11/9/1968
11/10/1956
Fred & Anita Frank
Chris & Becky Durell Sr
Dave & Barbara Giocolo
William & Beverly Hankins
Mark & Kathy Baum
Gary & Sheryl Munz
Brent & Ashley Pitzer
Elliott & Marilyn Haertling
Robert & Sharon Thomas
Howard & Jennifer Woodruff
Darrell & Darlyn Maisel
John & Linda Stringer
Michael & Jean Wentz
Dan & Jane Newsham
Carl & Carolyn Fitch
Brandon & Amy Kemper
11/11/1988
11/18/2000
11/19/1988
11/21/1967
11/22/1969
11/23/1991
11/23/2002
11/26/1947
11/26/1982
11/26/1983
11/27/1974
11/28/1965
11/28/1981
11/29/1974
11/30/1989
11/30/1996
November Birthdays
Kathy Collins
Megan Connell
Laurie Waggoner
Thomas Anderson
Sharman Klinefelter
Sam Wilcox
Duke Corcoran
Jordyn Seavert
Bob Bixler
Lorraine Cobillas
Amanda Lansche
Vera Cantley
Nancy Hahn
Doris Helm
Martin Mundt
Susan Ohm
Steve Schmidt
Randi Sexton
Amber Sims
Joshua Sims
James Stuart
Scott Johnson
Winton Meyer
Kennedy Albers
Brad Besand
Shirley Fisher
11/1
11/1
11/1
11/2
11/2
11/2
11/3
11/3
11/4
11/4
11/4
11/5
11/5
11/5
11/5
11/5
11/5
11/5
11/5
11/5
11/5
11/6
11/6
11/7
11/7
11/7
Mike Waeckerle
Ryan Decker
Rene Eppel
Kathy Mortenson
Darren Daniele
Wyatt Gross
Larry Wuestenberg
Sydney Young
Gordon Moore
Cora Shrum
Jennifer Woodruff
Duane Albers
Michelle DuRall
Russell Nelson
Kathleen Dwyer
J.J. Hollowood
Karol Krueger
Nancy Mathis
Shelley Thornton
Mackenzie Uglum
Kanin Westerhold
Danny Clemens
Joshua Hudzinski
Katy Logan
Alex Woodworth
Grace Brink
Ed Cornett
Jo Pelley
Rhonda Powell
Diana Gaylord
Elliott Haertling
Kathy Kowalik
Nona Parr
Bryan Peters
Robert Sauer
Jess Spalding
11/7
11/8
11/8
11/9
11/10
11/10
11/10
11/10
11/11
11/11
11/11
11/13
11/13
11/13
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11/17
11/17
11/17
11/18
11/18
11/18
11/18
11/18
11/18
11/18
Ben Waggoner
Jonathan AuBuchon
Ryan Kagley Jr.
Larry Krull
James Marsh
Danika Mathis
Donna Sheffer
John Still
Lauren Dettmer
Rob Schack
Abby Scheer
Scott Stansberry
Jennifer Stuckstede
Doris Cooper
Toni Cornett
Marlene Singleton
Gavin Cohan
Serenna Stocker
Claire Bratton
Bob Cowan
Carol Miller
Charlie Schneider Jr.
Jacque Hawkins
Roger Kutschkau
Bob Kayler
Pam Knott
Ed Sittner
Vicki Lichtenegger
Dwight Puntigan
Althea Schuettpelz
Hailey McMurphy
Janice Watson
Flora Blythe
Tyler Schmuke
Janet Taylor
Chad Kies
11/18
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/20
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11/21
11/21
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Worship Assistants – October 2009
DATE TIME
4th
8:00
11th
18th
10:45
Bob & Shirley Granzow
8:00
10:45
8:00
Bob & Joyce Gaugh
Vivian Kaesser & Flora Blythe
Rich & Kellee Matt
10:45
Cornel & Margo Savala
25th
8:00
REFORMATION
10:45
Greeters
4th
Rich & Janet Minasian
ACOLYTES
Jimmy Clemens
Lily AuBuchon
Lexie Clark
Melanie Biggers
TRUSTEE
Al. Schuettpelz/
Roger Kutschkau
USH.
C
Alex Brice
Jared Bradley
Brooke Korich
Joey Clemens
Jonathan AuBuchon
Shane Anderson
Tim Weber
D
Willard Johnson
A
Terry Eaker
B
Daniel Junkel
Lily AuBuchon
Ella Duffy
Samantha Savala
Marty & Sherry Wittmus
Judy Wiegand
477-8948
If you cannot greet on the above dates, please call another greeter or Judy
8:00
10:45
5th
Elder on Duty
McKee
Elders: Becker, Schleicher, Sittner, Koeneman
Elders: Dettmer, Riedemann, Herbst
7:00pm Elders: Miller
11th
18th
19th
25th
GREETERS
Glyn & Edith Duke
8:00
10:45
Woodruff
Gross
Elders: Theilen, Becker, Koeneman, Grenz
Elders: Sage, Lomax, McKee, Kemper
7:00pm Elders: Miller, Karstens
REFORMATION SUNDAY
8:00
Elders: Koeneman, Theilen, White, Gross
10:45
Elders: Karstens, Lomax, Sage, Dettmer
Altar Guild - October
Monday Service:
Janet Minasian
Dee Krieger
Kathy Wilson
Susan Meyer
Ruth Conant
Heather Carbray
447-5354
233-8032
397-6267
397-8109
926-0368
922-1173
Service Coordinators
08:00 10:45 - Ruby Kramer 939-9936
Coffee Hostess Schedule:
Margaret Schulz
Counters
Oct 4
Oct 11
Oct 18
Oct 25
Dettmer
Substitutes:
Edith Duke
Karol Krueger
922-7209 - Oct— Doris Helm 279-1069
Paul & Rosa Ludy, Ruby Kramer, Bob & Helen Renken, Melanie Harris
Duane & Debbie Theilen, Rich & Janet Minasian, John & Joy Lomax
Ginny & Dennis Guyott, Dee Krieger, Diane Kilos
Bob & Jacquie VanGilder, Stephanie VanGilder, MaryAnn Ronan, Jack Muckey
970-2765
329-9904
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Worship Assistants – November 2009
DATE TIME
1st
8:00
8th
15th
GREETERS
Butch Schleicher & Chris Brooks
10:45
Kim & Barb Woodworth
8:00
10:45
8:00
Margaret Schulz & Imogene Meyer
Marty & Kim Macke
Don & Charlotte Sugar
10:45
Howard & Jennifer Woodruff
22nd
ACOLYTES
Amber Lawrence
Karrin Nettles
Katie Krull
Haley Carter
TRUSTEE
David Lah
USH.
C
Kathy Perry
Jordyn McCulley
Megan Ruhr
Amy Ruhr
Tiffany Rhodes
Dominique Hedges
Victoria Urban
Michael Nohava
Erin Schlottach
D
Al Schuettpelz
A
8:00
Gary & Margie Urban
Roger Kutschkau
10:45
Gladys Smart & Sherry Carter
25th THANKSGIVING
7:00pm Helen Nierman & Ruby Kramer
29th
8:00
Chuck & Judy Wiegand
Tim Weber
10:45
Bob & Shirley Granzow
Greeters
Judy Wiegand
477-8948
If you cannot greet on the above dates, please call another greeter or Judy
Elder on Duty
1st
8:00
Elders: Becker, Schleicher, Sittner, Koeneman
McKee
10:45
Elders: Dettmer, Riedemann, Herbst
2nd
25th
29th
C
7:00pm Elders: Miller
8th
15th
16th
22nd
B
8:00
10:45
Woodruff
Gross
Elders: Theilen, Becker, Koeneman, Grenz
Elders: Sage, Lomax, McKee, Kemper
7:00pm Elders: Miller, Karstens
8:00
10:45
THANKSGIVING
7:00pm
8:00
Elders: Koeneman, Theilen, White, Gross
10:45
Elders: Karstens, Lomax, Sage, Dettmer
Altar Guild - November
Monday Service:
Service Coordinators
Coffee Hostess Schedule:
Counters
Nov 1
Nov 8
Nov 15
Nov 22
Nov 29
Mary Jane Obernuefmann
Renee Lubbering
Kim Harnagel
Susan Meyer
397-8109
Ruth Conant
926-0368
Heather Carbray
922-1173
Dettmer
477-6905
(314) 210-2239
240939-6927
Substitutes:
Edith Duke
Karol Krueger
08:00 10:45 - Ruby Kramer 939-9936
Margaret Schulz
922-7209 - Nov— Joyce Todd 928-9943
Duane & Debbie Theilen, Rich & Janet Minasian, John & Joy Lomax
Paul & Rosa Ludy, Ruby Kramer, Bob & Helen Renken, Melanie Harris
Ginny & Dennis Guyott, Dee Krieger, Diane Kilos
Bob & Jacquie VanGilder, Stephanie VanGilder, MaryAnn Ronan, Jack Muckey
Duane & Debbie Theilen, Rich & Janet Minasian, John & Joy Lomax
970-2765
329-9904
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Tel: 636-928-5885 Fax: 636-926-3421
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WORSHIP TIMES (usual schedule)
SUNDAY
Service 8:00AM & 10:45AM;
Summer Sunday School inc. Adult Bible Classes 9:30AM
MONDAY
Service 7:00PM
1st & 3rd Sundays/Mondays: Communion with Historic Divine Liturgy
2nd, 4th & 5th Sundays/Mondays: Blended Divine Liturgy
Address Service
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