Jim Rahn
Conoco Phillips
Wood River Refinery
Gas Plant / Distilling Department
Instrumentation Maintenance
618 255-2839
11 years ago
St. John's Group Email prayer request for Jim Rahn's dad
My Dad had some tests run this morning because of some concerns noted on a Cat Scan. The results of the test were sent to his doctor before lunch. He was scheduled for brain surgery this afternoon to open a passage that will allow his body to vent fluid away from a build up point. This fluid would build up pressure. He would become disoriented and dizzy. The surgery should alleviate these symptoms. Please pray for the surgeons hand to be guided by God.
St. John's Group Email An update on Robyn MdNew's brother, Ken Meyer: prayer request
Kenny is on hospice now with full comfort measures. He is going home to his own house sometime today. My sister Bonnie is here from Maine and is going to stay and take care of him. She will take excellent care of him because she is meticulous and because she loves him dearly. Ken will pass away peacefully in his own room in his own house.
St. John's Group Email another prayer request
Pat Maness is having surgery on her hip on May 4th now, due to extreme pain. This is a very dangerous surgery because of all her problems. Please pray for succcessful and safe surgery for her.
Thank you,
Molly Hendershot
Thank you,
Molly Hendershot
St. John's Group Email Prayer request
Please keep my father-Kenneth Sutor in prayer. He had taken a hard fall this past Saturday. He is recovering from fractured vertabrae in his neck and is in a lot of pain.
Thank you,
Lisa Sutor-Rausch
Thank you,
Lisa Sutor-Rausch
St. John's Group Email Thursday, April 28, 2011
DEVOTION: 2 Corinthians 5:16-20
From now on, therefore, we regard no one according to the flesh. Even though we once regarded Christ according to the flesh, we regard him thus no longer. Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come. All this is from God, who, through Christ, reconciled us to Himself and gave us this ministry of reconciliation; that is, in Christ God was reconciling the wordl to Himself, not counting their tresspasses against them and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation. Therefore we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God.
When you look in the mirror, or take a good hard look at yourself and your life, how do you regard yourself? Is it according to the flesh with all its failures, shortcomings, and brokenness? if so, you may find yourself depressed, angry, bitter, and discouraged. You may think of yourself as worthless and horrible. You may even wonder why God is keeping you alive.
Or do you regard yourself according to being "in Christ"? If so you see yourself as a new creation, the old has gone and the new has come. You regard your life as now hidden with God in Christ. You see yourself as you no longer living but Christ living in you.
In the passage above Paul instructs us to think of ourselves and each other in this way. He wants us to regard each other as we are, as brothers and sisters in Christ. He wants us to see each other as Jesus' forgiven and saved children.
If we regard each other according to the flesh and judge each other in such a way, then we will see nothing but sin, because our flesh, including our brain is full of it. If we regard each other according to the SPirit that lives in us, then we will see each other as we truly are.
I encourage you all to see each other, especially those with whom you have conflicts and troubles, the way the Father sees you. If you see Jesus in people then you will have no other choice but to forgive and love, which, after all, is Christ's greatest command.
Prayer: Lord God, help us to see Christ in each other so that we may fulfill the law of love and grow together in Christ. Amen.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Jeduthun? Jeduthun was one of three primary singers and musical directors appointed by David to serve along with his Levite brethren at the tabernacle.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
TODAY'S QUIZ:
Here's a hard one: What does it mean when it says in Psalm 84 "according to Gittith"?
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM:
Question: What is confirmation?
Answer: It is a public rite of the church preceeded by a period of instruction designed to help baptized Christians identify witht he life and mission of the Christian community.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BIRTHDAYS:
Sun- Christina Benke, Molly Hendershot, Jacob Winn
Mon- Josh Okeefe
Tues- Doug Norris
Wed- Mike Smith, Ray Stark
Thurs- Lisa Owenby, Meagan Robb
Fri- Maryann Hoelscher, David Kuehl
Sat- Tim Linke
Sun- Gus Klaustermeier
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ANNIVERSARIES:
none this week
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CALENDAR:
Thurs- LWML Spring Rally
Fri- Ladies Aid setting up and cooking for their Spring Bazaar
Sat- Tailgate Sale 7am-1pm; Ladies Aid Spring Bazaar 9am-1pm; worship 5pm
Sun- Early bible class 8am; worship 9am; Sunday school and Bible class 10:30am
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
WORSHIP WORKERS
Projector- Sat- McKenzie; Sun- Figura
Elder- Sat-McDowell, Sun- Winter
Ushers- Hofeldt, Linke, Berryman, Turnure
Acolyte- Winn
Lay reader- Berryman
Greeters- Sherman
Altar- Setup- Hance; Clean Up-Schlesselmann
Organist- Hilgendorf
Tellers- Team #1
______________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
QUESTIONAIRES TO BE MAILED ON MONDAY
As most of you know our church is going through a time that we call the CARE process. CARE stands for Congregational Assessment and Renewal. It is a time that we can take a step back and look at things that are going on in our church, assess what is good and bad, work on fixing the bad, reconcile and restore broken relationships, emphasize the good, and grow together as a congregation.
We took the first step last night with the congregational meeting, at which Pastor Gene Wyssmann and Ken Wesemann led us through the process and introduced different ways of thinking about our church and also how the process will work.
This coming week each communicant member of the church will get a questionnaire/survey in the mail (If there are four communicant members in yoru household you will get four surveys) that is two pages in length and will require your thought and input. It will come with a self addresses and stamped envelope that will get mailed directly to Pastor Wyssmann who will collate all of the information he recieves, discuss it with Pastor Wesemann and President Mirly and then come back to St. John's to give us recommendations on how to move forward.
I urge you to complete the survey and send it in. It is vital to the health and growth of the church that you do so.
God bless you as you contemplate the questions and answer them thoroughly.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TAILGATE SALE/FLEA MARKET THIS SATURDAY 7am-1pm
Please reserve your spot this week by calling the church office. All proceeds of money collected on spots will go to our Little Lambs preschool
Little Lambs will also have their own "store" underneath the pavillion for you to peruse. ALl of the money raised fromt hat sale will also go to Little Lambs.
All the money raised will be matched by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LADIES AID CRAFT AND BAKE SALE AND LUNCHEON ALSO THIS SATURDAY FROM 9am-1pm.
Come and check out all the goodies and get a wonderful lunch while you are at it!!
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH CHOIR PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Here are the rest of the practices for the jr. and sr. high youth choir. We will sing on May 8th - Mother's Day.
It begins with a wonderful DELUXE continental breakfast at 6:30am.
The Prayer service begins at 7am. It will take about 30-45 minutes.
Bring your whole family before school and work! What a great way to start your day!
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH GROUP TO CLEAN UP HIGHWAY 47 ON MAY 15 DURING AND AFTER SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME.
We are planning for all Youth to do Hwy 47 clean-up on Sunday, May 15 (weather permitting). We will meet in the Youth room after the service to have a devotion and then head out. Afterwards we will go to Binkley park and have a picnic lunch.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR MISSION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL ARE THE RELIEF EFFORTS UNDERWAY IN JAPAN with LCMS World Relief
The folks in Japan have been dealing with the effects of a very severe earthquake that caused a lot of destruction. We truly need to continue to help them in any way we can. Go to LCMS.org/help to see how you can help.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYER REQUESTS: (Please reply to this email to have prayer requests posted.)
For NORBERT HEITGERD whose cancer has returned and who is going to be starting treatments soon.
For ROBYN MCNEW'S BROTHER, KEN MEYER, who has been taken off of the breathing help he has been on, but is still unresponsive.
For LES SHERMAN who is hospitalized with a mass on his lung and congestive heart failure.
For ALAN HOFELDT'S MOTHER who is recovering from digestion problems and is unable to eat.
For GERTIE BESSERT, sister of Gene Hilgendorf, who is nearing the end of her life after a long, hard battle against cancer.
For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH who is had a non spreading tumor on his bladder that was removed by surgery. He is doing well.
For MARY SUE TOEDEBUSCH who is having serious problems and pain due to reumatoid arthritis.
For PAT MANNESS, former member of St. John's who is going to have to have hip replacement and is in very poor health in many different ways.
For RUTH CANTRELL who is still having problems with her eye and with headaches. THe cause has yet to be identified.
For OUR CHURCH as we begin to deal with our many conflicts and how to best resolve them and reconcile with one another.
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From now on, therefore, we regard no one according to the flesh. Even though we once regarded Christ according to the flesh, we regard him thus no longer. Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come. All this is from God, who, through Christ, reconciled us to Himself and gave us this ministry of reconciliation; that is, in Christ God was reconciling the wordl to Himself, not counting their tresspasses against them and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation. Therefore we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God.
When you look in the mirror, or take a good hard look at yourself and your life, how do you regard yourself? Is it according to the flesh with all its failures, shortcomings, and brokenness? if so, you may find yourself depressed, angry, bitter, and discouraged. You may think of yourself as worthless and horrible. You may even wonder why God is keeping you alive.
Or do you regard yourself according to being "in Christ"? If so you see yourself as a new creation, the old has gone and the new has come. You regard your life as now hidden with God in Christ. You see yourself as you no longer living but Christ living in you.
In the passage above Paul instructs us to think of ourselves and each other in this way. He wants us to regard each other as we are, as brothers and sisters in Christ. He wants us to see each other as Jesus' forgiven and saved children.
If we regard each other according to the flesh and judge each other in such a way, then we will see nothing but sin, because our flesh, including our brain is full of it. If we regard each other according to the SPirit that lives in us, then we will see each other as we truly are.
I encourage you all to see each other, especially those with whom you have conflicts and troubles, the way the Father sees you. If you see Jesus in people then you will have no other choice but to forgive and love, which, after all, is Christ's greatest command.
Prayer: Lord God, help us to see Christ in each other so that we may fulfill the law of love and grow together in Christ. Amen.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Jeduthun? Jeduthun was one of three primary singers and musical directors appointed by David to serve along with his Levite brethren at the tabernacle.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
TODAY'S QUIZ:
Here's a hard one: What does it mean when it says in Psalm 84 "according to Gittith"?
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM:
Question: What is confirmation?
Answer: It is a public rite of the church preceeded by a period of instruction designed to help baptized Christians identify witht he life and mission of the Christian community.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BIRTHDAYS:
Sun- Christina Benke, Molly Hendershot, Jacob Winn
Mon- Josh Okeefe
Tues- Doug Norris
Wed- Mike Smith, Ray Stark
Thurs- Lisa Owenby, Meagan Robb
Fri- Maryann Hoelscher, David Kuehl
Sat- Tim Linke
Sun- Gus Klaustermeier
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ANNIVERSARIES:
none this week
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CALENDAR:
Thurs- LWML Spring Rally
Fri- Ladies Aid setting up and cooking for their Spring Bazaar
Sat- Tailgate Sale 7am-1pm; Ladies Aid Spring Bazaar 9am-1pm; worship 5pm
Sun- Early bible class 8am; worship 9am; Sunday school and Bible class 10:30am
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
WORSHIP WORKERS
Projector- Sat- McKenzie; Sun- Figura
Elder- Sat-McDowell, Sun- Winter
Ushers- Hofeldt, Linke, Berryman, Turnure
Acolyte- Winn
Lay reader- Berryman
Greeters- Sherman
Altar- Setup- Hance; Clean Up-Schlesselmann
Organist- Hilgendorf
Tellers- Team #1
______________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
QUESTIONAIRES TO BE MAILED ON MONDAY
As most of you know our church is going through a time that we call the CARE process. CARE stands for Congregational Assessment and Renewal. It is a time that we can take a step back and look at things that are going on in our church, assess what is good and bad, work on fixing the bad, reconcile and restore broken relationships, emphasize the good, and grow together as a congregation.
We took the first step last night with the congregational meeting, at which Pastor Gene Wyssmann and Ken Wesemann led us through the process and introduced different ways of thinking about our church and also how the process will work.
This coming week each communicant member of the church will get a questionnaire/survey in the mail (If there are four communicant members in yoru household you will get four surveys) that is two pages in length and will require your thought and input. It will come with a self addresses and stamped envelope that will get mailed directly to Pastor Wyssmann who will collate all of the information he recieves, discuss it with Pastor Wesemann and President Mirly and then come back to St. John's to give us recommendations on how to move forward.
I urge you to complete the survey and send it in. It is vital to the health and growth of the church that you do so.
God bless you as you contemplate the questions and answer them thoroughly.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TAILGATE SALE/FLEA MARKET THIS SATURDAY 7am-1pm
Please reserve your spot this week by calling the church office. All proceeds of money collected on spots will go to our Little Lambs preschool
Little Lambs will also have their own "store" underneath the pavillion for you to peruse. ALl of the money raised fromt hat sale will also go to Little Lambs.
All the money raised will be matched by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LADIES AID CRAFT AND BAKE SALE AND LUNCHEON ALSO THIS SATURDAY FROM 9am-1pm.
Come and check out all the goodies and get a wonderful lunch while you are at it!!
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH CHOIR PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Here are the rest of the practices for the jr. and sr. high youth choir. We will sing on May 8th - Mother's Day.
Sat, April 30 9-10am
Sun. May 1 @ 6:00 p.m.
Sat. May 7 @ ? time to be determined
____________________________________________________________________________________________
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE "A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR GOD" WILL TAKE PLACE AT ST. JOHN'S on MAY 5!!!It begins with a wonderful DELUXE continental breakfast at 6:30am.
The Prayer service begins at 7am. It will take about 30-45 minutes.
Bring your whole family before school and work! What a great way to start your day!
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH GROUP TO CLEAN UP HIGHWAY 47 ON MAY 15 DURING AND AFTER SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME.
We are planning for all Youth to do Hwy 47 clean-up on Sunday, May 15 (weather permitting). We will meet in the Youth room after the service to have a devotion and then head out. Afterwards we will go to Binkley park and have a picnic lunch.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR MISSION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL ARE THE RELIEF EFFORTS UNDERWAY IN JAPAN with LCMS World Relief
The folks in Japan have been dealing with the effects of a very severe earthquake that caused a lot of destruction. We truly need to continue to help them in any way we can. Go to LCMS.org/help to see how you can help.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYER REQUESTS: (Please reply to this email to have prayer requests posted.)
For NORBERT HEITGERD whose cancer has returned and who is going to be starting treatments soon.
For ROBYN MCNEW'S BROTHER, KEN MEYER, who has been taken off of the breathing help he has been on, but is still unresponsive.
For LES SHERMAN who is hospitalized with a mass on his lung and congestive heart failure.
For ALAN HOFELDT'S MOTHER who is recovering from digestion problems and is unable to eat.
For GERTIE BESSERT, sister of Gene Hilgendorf, who is nearing the end of her life after a long, hard battle against cancer.
For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH who is had a non spreading tumor on his bladder that was removed by surgery. He is doing well.
For MARY SUE TOEDEBUSCH who is having serious problems and pain due to reumatoid arthritis.
For PAT MANNESS, former member of St. John's who is going to have to have hip replacement and is in very poor health in many different ways.
For RUTH CANTRELL who is still having problems with her eye and with headaches. THe cause has yet to be identified.
For OUR CHURCH as we begin to deal with our many conflicts and how to best resolve them and reconcile with one another.
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St. John's Group Email Update on Friday storms: from the Missour District Office LCMS
Christ is Risen! He is Risen indeed! Hallelujah! I pray that your Easter worship was uplifting and celebrative.
I'm sure that you join me in giving thanks to our gracious heavenly Father for providing protection for all who were directly impacted by the severe weather in the greater St. Louis Metropolitan area this past Friday. The T.V. images are almost beyond comprehension, aren't they?
Saturday morning I phoned each church office and/or pastor that I believed might have been impacted by the severe weather. There were only a couple of instances where I had to leave a voice mail. From personal contacts I can report to you that of those I spoke with, no LCMS church or associated property sustained any significant damage. Further, only one pastor reported having a member that lost their home. Others reported some tree damage, yard debris, fences blown down, etc.
If you, a member, or someone in your community did sustain damage and are in need of immediate financial assistance, please contact Glen Merritt (314.996.1395) at Lutheran World Relief and Human Care. He and his department will guide you to the application process for such assistance.
Other agencies or organizations providing assistance are:
United Way's 211 is serving as the central information point for all activity related to the disaster. If you know of someone affected by the tornadoes, have them call 211 to access help. Operators are available 24/7. Dial 211 (just like 911 in an emergency) from a landline or (314) 421-INFO from a cell phone. Information is free and confidential.
If your congregation wants to help:
- Call United Way's 211 for volunteer opportunities. They are coordinating information on how best/where to volunteer. Dial 211 (just like 911 in an emergency) from a landline or (314) 421-INFO from a cell phone.
- Response organizations ask that you NOT just "show up" in a neighborhood to help as this could have unintended negative consequences. Please volunteer through a disaster response organization.
- Service International organized a clean-up effort today in the Bridgeton area. Volunteers were to report to Grace Church (2695 Creve Coeur Mill Road, Maryland Heights) and wear work boots/hard-soled shoes. While this work will probably go on all week, please contact United Way's 211 each day to see if volunteers continue to be needed at this location or at new locations.
- Please do NOT start a clothing or supply drive in your congregation. While these items may be needed down the line, at this point there does not exist a mass collection facility and the need for specific items is as yet undetermined.
- Be aware that the recovery effort will take months. Continue to be in contact with United Way's 211 for ways in which your congregation can get involved on an on-going basis.
- You can donate money to the following organizations:
- Lutheran Family & Children's Services of Missouri - designate the gift for St. Louis Disaster Response. They will focus on long-term recovery needs
- American Red Cross
- Salvation Army
- If you choose to donate to other organizations, please do your research to determine their reputation and effectiveness
God bless your day,
Rev. Ray Mirly
St. John's Group Email TWO DOGS DINING
Just had to share this with you all today. A very funny video. Will give you a big chuckle.
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St. John's Group Email Wednesday, April 27, 2011
DEVOTION:
Brothers, if anyone is caught in any transgression, you who are spiritual should restore him in a spirit of gentleness. Keep watch on yourself, lest you too be tempted. Bear on another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ. For if anyone thinks he is something, when he is nothing, he deceives himself. Galatians 6:1-3
What is the purpose of the church? Is it a bunch of individuals going about their own business and not caring at all about or for one another? Is it all kinds of different people looking out for their own interests? NO! The purpose of the church is twofold. The first is to bear each other's burdens. The second is to share the love of Christ with the lost.
Tonight we will take a look at how we have been doing this as a church and how we could be doing it better. We will learn how to go about fulfilling God's purpose for His church!
Please come to church tonight from 6:30-9:30 to talk about how we can better bear one another's burdens, how we can restore one another when we are caught in sin, and how we can fulfill the law of Christ.
Prayer: Lord God, help us to learn from our mistakes. Help us to grow in faith toward you and in love toward each other. And help us to fulfill Your law to love each other as you have loved us. Amen.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Jeduthun? (We'll leave it up for one more day.)
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM:
Question: Who must not be given the Sacrament?
Answer: The Sacrament must no be given to the following:
a. Those who ar eopenly ungodly and unrepentant, including those who take part in non-Christian religious worship.
b. Those who are unforgiving, refusing to be reconciled. They show thereby that they do not really believe that God forgives them either.
c. Those of a different confession of faith, since the Lord's SUpper is a testimony of the unity of faith.
d. Those who are unable to examine themselves, such as infants, people who have not received proper instruction, or the unconscious.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BIRTHDAYS:
Sun- Christina Benke, Molly Hendershot, Jacob Winn
Mon- Josh Okeefe
Tues- Doug Norris
Wed- Mike Smith, Ray Stark
Thurs- Lisa Owenby, Meagan Robb
Fri- Maryann Hoelscher, David Kuehl
Sat- Tim Linke
Sun- Gus Klaustermeier
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ANNIVERSARIES:
none this week
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CALENDAR:
Wed- CARE workshop 6:30-9:30pm
Thurs- LWML Spring Rally
Fri- Ladies Aid setting up and cooking for their Spring Bazaar
Sat- Tailgate Sale 7am-1pm; Ladies Aid Spring Bazaar 9am-1pm; worship 5pm
Sun- Early bible class 8am; worship 9am; Sunday school and Bible class 10:30am
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
WORSHIP WORKERS
Projector- Sat- McKenzie; Sun- Figura
Elder- Sat-McDowell, Sun- Winter
Ushers- Hofeldt, Linke, Berryman, Turnure
Acolyte- Winn
Lay reader- Berryman
Greeters- Sherman
Altar- Setup- Hance; Clean Up-Schlesselmann
Organist- Hilgendorf
Tellers- Team #1
______________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
TAILGATE SALE/FLEA MARKET THIS SATURDAY 7am-1pm
Please reserve your spot this week by calling the church office. All proceeds of money collected on spots will go to our Little Lambs preschool
Little Lambs will also have their own "store" underneath the pavillion for you to peruse. ALl of the money raised fromt hat sale will also go to Little Lambs.
All the money raised will be matched by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LADIES AID CRAFT AND BAKE SALE AND LUNCHEON ALSO THIS SATURDAY FROM 9am-1pm.
Come and check out all the goodies and get a wonderful lunch while you are at it!!
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CARE PROCESS TO START TOMORROW NIGHT, APRIL 27 with a congregational meeting from 6:30-9:30pm.
The leaders of our church and many others would appreciate as many people being there as possible.
Let me know if you need someone to watch your kids so you can be there.
Even if you have no conflicts within the church, it would be good for you to be there to lend your encouragement and support to those who need it and to show your concern for your brothers and sisters in Christ. Besides, you may have use for some of the things you learn in other parts of your life.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH CHOIR PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Here are the rest of the practices for the jr. and sr. high youth choir. We will sing on May 8th - Mother's Day.
It begins with a wonderful DELUXE continental breakfast at 6:30am.
The Prayer service begins at 7am. It will take about 30-45 minutes.
Bring your whole family before school and work! What a great way to start your day!
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH GROUP TO CLEAN UP HIGHWAY 47 ON MAY 15 DURING AND AFTER SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME.
We are planning for all Youth to do Hwy 47 clean-up on Sunday, May 15 (weather permitting). We will meet in the Youth room after the service to have a devotion and then head out. Afterwards we will go to Binkley park and have a picnic lunch.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR MISSION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL ARE THE RELIEF EFFORTS UNDERWAY IN JAPAN with LCMS World Relief
The folks in Japan have been dealing with the effects of a very severe earthquake that caused a lot of destruction. We truly need to continue to help them in any way we can. Go to LCMS.org/help to see how you can help.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYER REQUESTS: (Please reply to this email to have prayer requests posted.)
For NORBERT HEITGERD whose cancer has returned and who is going to be starting treatments soon.
For LES SHERMAN who is recovering from congestive heart failure.
For ALAN HOFELDT'S MOTHER who is recovering from digestion problems and is unable to eat.
For ROBYN MCNEW'S BROTHER, KEN MEYER, who suffered a severe heart attack and is unresponsive after surgery.
For GERTIE BESSERT, sister of Gene Hilgendorf, who is nearing the end of ehr life after a long, hard battle against cancer.
For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH who is had a non spreading tumor on his bladder that was removed by surgery. He is doing well.
For MARY SUE TOEDEBUSCH who is having serious problems and pain due to reumatoid arthritis.
For PAT MANNESS, former member of St. John's who is going to have to have hip replacement and is in very poor health in many different ways.
For RUTH CANTRELL who is still having problems with her eye and with headaches. THe cause has yet to be identified.
For OUR CHURCH as we begin to deal with our many conflicts and how to best resolve them and reconcile with one another.
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Brothers, if anyone is caught in any transgression, you who are spiritual should restore him in a spirit of gentleness. Keep watch on yourself, lest you too be tempted. Bear on another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ. For if anyone thinks he is something, when he is nothing, he deceives himself. Galatians 6:1-3
What is the purpose of the church? Is it a bunch of individuals going about their own business and not caring at all about or for one another? Is it all kinds of different people looking out for their own interests? NO! The purpose of the church is twofold. The first is to bear each other's burdens. The second is to share the love of Christ with the lost.
Tonight we will take a look at how we have been doing this as a church and how we could be doing it better. We will learn how to go about fulfilling God's purpose for His church!
Please come to church tonight from 6:30-9:30 to talk about how we can better bear one another's burdens, how we can restore one another when we are caught in sin, and how we can fulfill the law of Christ.
Prayer: Lord God, help us to learn from our mistakes. Help us to grow in faith toward you and in love toward each other. And help us to fulfill Your law to love each other as you have loved us. Amen.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Jeduthun? (We'll leave it up for one more day.)
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM:
Question: Who must not be given the Sacrament?
Answer: The Sacrament must no be given to the following:
a. Those who ar eopenly ungodly and unrepentant, including those who take part in non-Christian religious worship.
b. Those who are unforgiving, refusing to be reconciled. They show thereby that they do not really believe that God forgives them either.
c. Those of a different confession of faith, since the Lord's SUpper is a testimony of the unity of faith.
d. Those who are unable to examine themselves, such as infants, people who have not received proper instruction, or the unconscious.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BIRTHDAYS:
Sun- Christina Benke, Molly Hendershot, Jacob Winn
Mon- Josh Okeefe
Tues- Doug Norris
Wed- Mike Smith, Ray Stark
Thurs- Lisa Owenby, Meagan Robb
Fri- Maryann Hoelscher, David Kuehl
Sat- Tim Linke
Sun- Gus Klaustermeier
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ANNIVERSARIES:
none this week
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CALENDAR:
Wed- CARE workshop 6:30-9:30pm
Thurs- LWML Spring Rally
Fri- Ladies Aid setting up and cooking for their Spring Bazaar
Sat- Tailgate Sale 7am-1pm; Ladies Aid Spring Bazaar 9am-1pm; worship 5pm
Sun- Early bible class 8am; worship 9am; Sunday school and Bible class 10:30am
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
WORSHIP WORKERS
Projector- Sat- McKenzie; Sun- Figura
Elder- Sat-McDowell, Sun- Winter
Ushers- Hofeldt, Linke, Berryman, Turnure
Acolyte- Winn
Lay reader- Berryman
Greeters- Sherman
Altar- Setup- Hance; Clean Up-Schlesselmann
Organist- Hilgendorf
Tellers- Team #1
______________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
TAILGATE SALE/FLEA MARKET THIS SATURDAY 7am-1pm
Please reserve your spot this week by calling the church office. All proceeds of money collected on spots will go to our Little Lambs preschool
Little Lambs will also have their own "store" underneath the pavillion for you to peruse. ALl of the money raised fromt hat sale will also go to Little Lambs.
All the money raised will be matched by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LADIES AID CRAFT AND BAKE SALE AND LUNCHEON ALSO THIS SATURDAY FROM 9am-1pm.
Come and check out all the goodies and get a wonderful lunch while you are at it!!
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CARE PROCESS TO START TOMORROW NIGHT, APRIL 27 with a congregational meeting from 6:30-9:30pm.
The leaders of our church and many others would appreciate as many people being there as possible.
Let me know if you need someone to watch your kids so you can be there.
Even if you have no conflicts within the church, it would be good for you to be there to lend your encouragement and support to those who need it and to show your concern for your brothers and sisters in Christ. Besides, you may have use for some of the things you learn in other parts of your life.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH CHOIR PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Here are the rest of the practices for the jr. and sr. high youth choir. We will sing on May 8th - Mother's Day.
Sat, April 30 9-10am
Sun. May 1 @ 6:00 p.m.
Sat. May 7 @ ? time to be determined
____________________________________________________________________________________________
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE "A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR GOD" WILL TAKE PLACE AT ST. JOHN'S on MAY 5!!!It begins with a wonderful DELUXE continental breakfast at 6:30am.
The Prayer service begins at 7am. It will take about 30-45 minutes.
Bring your whole family before school and work! What a great way to start your day!
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH GROUP TO CLEAN UP HIGHWAY 47 ON MAY 15 DURING AND AFTER SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME.
We are planning for all Youth to do Hwy 47 clean-up on Sunday, May 15 (weather permitting). We will meet in the Youth room after the service to have a devotion and then head out. Afterwards we will go to Binkley park and have a picnic lunch.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR MISSION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL ARE THE RELIEF EFFORTS UNDERWAY IN JAPAN with LCMS World Relief
The folks in Japan have been dealing with the effects of a very severe earthquake that caused a lot of destruction. We truly need to continue to help them in any way we can. Go to LCMS.org/help to see how you can help.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYER REQUESTS: (Please reply to this email to have prayer requests posted.)
For NORBERT HEITGERD whose cancer has returned and who is going to be starting treatments soon.
For LES SHERMAN who is recovering from congestive heart failure.
For ALAN HOFELDT'S MOTHER who is recovering from digestion problems and is unable to eat.
For ROBYN MCNEW'S BROTHER, KEN MEYER, who suffered a severe heart attack and is unresponsive after surgery.
For GERTIE BESSERT, sister of Gene Hilgendorf, who is nearing the end of ehr life after a long, hard battle against cancer.
For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH who is had a non spreading tumor on his bladder that was removed by surgery. He is doing well.
For MARY SUE TOEDEBUSCH who is having serious problems and pain due to reumatoid arthritis.
For PAT MANNESS, former member of St. John's who is going to have to have hip replacement and is in very poor health in many different ways.
For RUTH CANTRELL who is still having problems with her eye and with headaches. THe cause has yet to be identified.
For OUR CHURCH as we begin to deal with our many conflicts and how to best resolve them and reconcile with one another.
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St. John's Group Email correction/addition
Somehow, by my own most grievous fault, I deleted the April 30 youth choir practice frm 9-10am in the balcony.
Please add that to your schedule you youths.
Peace
Please add that to your schedule you youths.
Peace
St. John's Group Email Tuesday, April 26, 2011
DEVOTION:
For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ. For in one Spirit we were all baptized into one body-- Jews or Greeks, slaves or free-- and all were made to drink of one Spirit. For the body does not consist of one member but of many. If the foot should say, "Because I am not a hand, I do not belong to the body, that would not make it any less a part of the body. And if the ear should say, "Because I am not an eye, I do not belong to the body, that woud not make it any less a part of the body. If the whole body were an eye, where would be the sense of hearing? If the whole body were an ear where would be the sense of smell? But as it is, God arranged the members in the body, each one of them, as he chose. If all were a single member where would the body be?
The eye cannot say to the hand, I have no need of you, nor again the head to the feet, I have no need of you. On the contrary, the parts of the body that seem weaker are indispesable, and on those parts of the body that we think less honorable we bestow greater honor, and our unrespresentable parts are treated with greater modesty, which our more respresentable parts do not require. But God has so composedd the body, giving greater honor to the part that lacked it, that there may be no division in the body, but that the members may have the sam care for one another. If one member suffers, all suffer together; if one member is honored, all rejoice together.
Now you are the body of Christ and individually members of it. I Corinthians 12:14-27
As you read through 1 Corinthians 12 and you think of your part as a member of the body of Christ, which part do you think you are? Are you a hand to give help where it is needed, are you a mouth to speak the good news ot those who need it, are you an ear to listen to people? What part of the body are you?
Tomorrow night from 6:30-9:30 we will be having a special workshop at church to talk about our purpose as members of the body of Christ. We will come to find out that we all have a purpose. No matter how insignificant or small it may seem, your purpose is as important to God as anyone else's.
The members of the church need you to be there so that we can grow together, heal our broken relationships and work through our differences, and flourish as the body of Christ in this place called St. John's Lutheran Church, Warrenton.
If you need someone to watch your children at your home please call me asap so I can get a babysitter set up for you. 456-2888.
Prayer: Lord God, help all of us who are members of St. John's, and therefore members of the body of Christ, to work and grow together to fulfill yur purpose for us! Amen.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Psalm 31 written for? Asaph, the director of music.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
TODAY's QUIZ: WHo was Jeduthun?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM:
Question: May those who are weak in faith come to the Lord's table?
Answer: Yes, for Christ instituted the Sacrament for the very pupose of strengthening and increasing our faith.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BIRTHDAYS:
Sun- Christina Benke, Molly Hendershot, Jacob Winn
Mon- Josh Okeefe
Tues- Doug Norris
Wed- Mike Smith, Ray Stark
Thurs- Lisa Owenby, Meagan Robb
Fri- Maryann Hoelscher, David Kuehl
Sat- Tim Linke
Sun- Gus Klaustermeier
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ANNIVERSARIES:
none this week
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CALENDAR:
Tues- quilters 9-2; Bible study 11:30-12:15
Wed- CARE workshop 6:30-9:30pm
Thurs- LWML Spring Rally
Fri- Ladies Aid setting up and cooking for their Spring Bazaar
Sat- Tailgate Sale 7am-1pm; Ladies Aid Spring Bazaar 9am-1pm; worship 5pm
Sun- Early bible class 8am; worship 9am; Sunday school and Bible class 10:30am
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
WORSHIP WORKERS
Projector- Sat- McKenzie; Sun- Figura
Elder- Sat-McDowell, Sun- Winter
Ushers- Hofeldt, Linke, Berryman, Turnure
Acolyte- Winn
Lay reader- Berryman
Greeters- Sherman
Altar- Setup- Hance; Clean Up-Schlesselmann
Organist- Hilgendorf
Tellers- Team #1
______________________________________________________________________________
PROJECTOR SCHEDULE
Thanks to Terry McKenzie there are only a few dates left! Notice that most of them are Saturday evening!! July 3 is the only Sunday that we need someone. Sign up and get me off your back and out of your email inbox!
> >April 21 (Maundy Thursday)- Mckenzie
> >April 22- (Good Friday)- Mckenzie
> >
> >April 24 (Easter)- 6am Mauch 10:30am- Mckenzie
> >
> >April 30- Mckenzie
> >May 1- Figura
> >
> >May 7-
> >May 8- Denise Schlesselmann
> >
> >May 14-
> >May 15-Woolf
> >
> >May 21-
> >May 22- Mckenzie
> >
> >May 28- Figura
> >May 29- Schlesselmann
> >
> >June 4- Mckenzie
> >June 5- Panhorst
> >
> >June 11-
> >June 12- Mckenzie
> >
> >June 18-
> >June 19-Woolf
> >
> >June 25-
> >June 26- Panhorst
> >
> >July 2- Mckenzie
> >July 3-
> >
> >July 9-
> >July 10- Figura
> >
> >July 16-
> >July 17-Woolf
> >
> >July 23-
> >July 24- Panhorst
> >
> >July 30-
> >July 31- Mckenzie
______________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
TAILGATE SALE/FLEA MARKET THIS SATURDAY 7am-1pm
Please reserve your spot this week by calling the church office. All proceeds of money collected on spots will go to our Little Lambs preschool
Little Lambs will also have their own "store" underneath the pavillion for you to peruse. ALl of the money raised fromt hat sale will also go to Little Lambs.
All the money raised will be matched by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LADIES AID CRAFT AND BAKE SALE AND LUNCHEON ALSO THIS SATURDAY FROM 9am-1pm.
Come and check out all the goodies and get a wonderful lunch while you are at it!!
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CARE PROCESS TO START TOMORROW NIGHT, APRIL 27 with a congregational meeting from 6:30-9:30pm.
The leaders of our church and many others would appreciate as many people being there as possible.
Let me know if you need someone to watch your kids so you can be there.
Even if you have no conflicts within the church, it would be good for you to be there to lend your encouragement and support to those who need it and to show your concern for your brothers and sisters in Christ. Besides, you may have use for some of the things you learn in other parts of your life.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH CHOIR PRACTICE SCHEDULE
It begins with a wonderful DELUXE continental breakfast at 6:30am.
The Prayer service begins at 7am. It will take about 30-45 minutes.
Bring your whole family before school and work! What a great way to start your day!
(Many items are still needed for the breakfast. Refer to your CHURCH Ministry email to find out what is needed or call Sandy Robine to find out at 456-4061.)
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
DATE HAS CHANGED FOR THE YOUTH GROUP TO CLEAN UP HIGHWAY 47. IT IS NOW ON MAY 15 DURING AND AFTER SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME.
We are planning for all Youth to do Hwy 47 clean-up on Sunday, May 15 (weather permitting). We will meet in the Youth room after the service to have a devotion and then head out. Afterwards we will go to Binkley park and have a picnic lunch.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR MISSION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL ARE THE RELIEF EFFORTS UNDERWAY IN JAPAN with LCMS World Relief
The folks in Japan have been dealing with the effects of a very severe earthquake that caused a lot of destruction. We truly need to continue to help them in any way we can. Go to LCMS.org/help to see how you can help.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYER REQUESTS: (Please reply to this email to have prayer requests posted.)
For LES SHERMAN who is recovering from congestive heart failure.
For ALAN HOFELDT'S MOTHER who is recovering from digestion problems and is unable to eat.
For ROBYN MCNEW'S BROTHER, KEN MEYER, who suffered a severe heart attack and is unresponsive after surgery.
For GERTIE BESSERT, sister of Gene Hilgendorf, who is nearing the end of ehr life after a long, hard battle against cancer.
For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH who is had a non spreading tumor on his bladder that was removed by surgery. He is doing well.
For MARY SUE TOEDEBUSCH who is having serious problems and pain due to reumatoid arthritis.
For PAT MANNESS, former member of St. John's who is going to have to have hip replacement and is in very poor health in many different ways.
For RUTH CANTRELL who is still having problems with her eye and with headaches. THe cause has yet to be identified.
For OUR CHURCH as we begin to deal with our many conflicts and how to best resolve them and reconcile with one another.
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For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ. For in one Spirit we were all baptized into one body-- Jews or Greeks, slaves or free-- and all were made to drink of one Spirit. For the body does not consist of one member but of many. If the foot should say, "Because I am not a hand, I do not belong to the body, that would not make it any less a part of the body. And if the ear should say, "Because I am not an eye, I do not belong to the body, that woud not make it any less a part of the body. If the whole body were an eye, where would be the sense of hearing? If the whole body were an ear where would be the sense of smell? But as it is, God arranged the members in the body, each one of them, as he chose. If all were a single member where would the body be?
The eye cannot say to the hand, I have no need of you, nor again the head to the feet, I have no need of you. On the contrary, the parts of the body that seem weaker are indispesable, and on those parts of the body that we think less honorable we bestow greater honor, and our unrespresentable parts are treated with greater modesty, which our more respresentable parts do not require. But God has so composedd the body, giving greater honor to the part that lacked it, that there may be no division in the body, but that the members may have the sam care for one another. If one member suffers, all suffer together; if one member is honored, all rejoice together.
Now you are the body of Christ and individually members of it. I Corinthians 12:14-27
As you read through 1 Corinthians 12 and you think of your part as a member of the body of Christ, which part do you think you are? Are you a hand to give help where it is needed, are you a mouth to speak the good news ot those who need it, are you an ear to listen to people? What part of the body are you?
Tomorrow night from 6:30-9:30 we will be having a special workshop at church to talk about our purpose as members of the body of Christ. We will come to find out that we all have a purpose. No matter how insignificant or small it may seem, your purpose is as important to God as anyone else's.
The members of the church need you to be there so that we can grow together, heal our broken relationships and work through our differences, and flourish as the body of Christ in this place called St. John's Lutheran Church, Warrenton.
If you need someone to watch your children at your home please call me asap so I can get a babysitter set up for you. 456-2888.
Prayer: Lord God, help all of us who are members of St. John's, and therefore members of the body of Christ, to work and grow together to fulfill yur purpose for us! Amen.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Psalm 31 written for? Asaph, the director of music.
________________________________________________________________________________________________
TODAY's QUIZ: WHo was Jeduthun?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM:
Question: May those who are weak in faith come to the Lord's table?
Answer: Yes, for Christ instituted the Sacrament for the very pupose of strengthening and increasing our faith.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BIRTHDAYS:
Sun- Christina Benke, Molly Hendershot, Jacob Winn
Mon- Josh Okeefe
Tues- Doug Norris
Wed- Mike Smith, Ray Stark
Thurs- Lisa Owenby, Meagan Robb
Fri- Maryann Hoelscher, David Kuehl
Sat- Tim Linke
Sun- Gus Klaustermeier
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ANNIVERSARIES:
none this week
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CALENDAR:
Tues- quilters 9-2; Bible study 11:30-12:15
Wed- CARE workshop 6:30-9:30pm
Thurs- LWML Spring Rally
Fri- Ladies Aid setting up and cooking for their Spring Bazaar
Sat- Tailgate Sale 7am-1pm; Ladies Aid Spring Bazaar 9am-1pm; worship 5pm
Sun- Early bible class 8am; worship 9am; Sunday school and Bible class 10:30am
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
WORSHIP WORKERS
Projector- Sat- McKenzie; Sun- Figura
Elder- Sat-McDowell, Sun- Winter
Ushers- Hofeldt, Linke, Berryman, Turnure
Acolyte- Winn
Lay reader- Berryman
Greeters- Sherman
Altar- Setup- Hance; Clean Up-Schlesselmann
Organist- Hilgendorf
Tellers- Team #1
______________________________________________________________________________
PROJECTOR SCHEDULE
Thanks to Terry McKenzie there are only a few dates left! Notice that most of them are Saturday evening!! July 3 is the only Sunday that we need someone. Sign up and get me off your back and out of your email inbox!
> >April 21 (Maundy Thursday)- Mckenzie
> >April 22- (Good Friday)- Mckenzie
> >
> >April 24 (Easter)- 6am Mauch 10:30am- Mckenzie
> >
> >April 30- Mckenzie
> >May 1- Figura
> >
> >May 7-
> >May 8- Denise Schlesselmann
> >
> >May 14-
> >May 15-Woolf
> >
> >May 21-
> >May 22- Mckenzie
> >
> >May 28- Figura
> >May 29- Schlesselmann
> >
> >June 4- Mckenzie
> >June 5- Panhorst
> >
> >June 11-
> >June 12- Mckenzie
> >
> >June 18-
> >June 19-Woolf
> >
> >June 25-
> >June 26- Panhorst
> >
> >July 2- Mckenzie
> >July 3-
> >
> >July 9-
> >July 10- Figura
> >
> >July 16-
> >July 17-Woolf
> >
> >July 23-
> >July 24- Panhorst
> >
> >July 30-
> >July 31- Mckenzie
______________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
TAILGATE SALE/FLEA MARKET THIS SATURDAY 7am-1pm
Please reserve your spot this week by calling the church office. All proceeds of money collected on spots will go to our Little Lambs preschool
Little Lambs will also have their own "store" underneath the pavillion for you to peruse. ALl of the money raised fromt hat sale will also go to Little Lambs.
All the money raised will be matched by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LADIES AID CRAFT AND BAKE SALE AND LUNCHEON ALSO THIS SATURDAY FROM 9am-1pm.
Come and check out all the goodies and get a wonderful lunch while you are at it!!
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CARE PROCESS TO START TOMORROW NIGHT, APRIL 27 with a congregational meeting from 6:30-9:30pm.
The leaders of our church and many others would appreciate as many people being there as possible.
Let me know if you need someone to watch your kids so you can be there.
Even if you have no conflicts within the church, it would be good for you to be there to lend your encouragement and support to those who need it and to show your concern for your brothers and sisters in Christ. Besides, you may have use for some of the things you learn in other parts of your life.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YOUTH CHOIR PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Here are the rest of the practices for the jr. and sr. high youth choir. We will sing on May 8th - Mother's Day.
Sun. May 1 @ 6:00 p.m.
Sat. May 7 @ ? time to be determined
____________________________________________________________________________________________
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE "A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR GOD" WILL TAKE PLACE AT ST. JOHN'S on MAY 5!!!It begins with a wonderful DELUXE continental breakfast at 6:30am.
The Prayer service begins at 7am. It will take about 30-45 minutes.
Bring your whole family before school and work! What a great way to start your day!
(Many items are still needed for the breakfast. Refer to your CHURCH Ministry email to find out what is needed or call Sandy Robine to find out at 456-4061.)
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
DATE HAS CHANGED FOR THE YOUTH GROUP TO CLEAN UP HIGHWAY 47. IT IS NOW ON MAY 15 DURING AND AFTER SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME.
We are planning for all Youth to do Hwy 47 clean-up on Sunday, May 15 (weather permitting). We will meet in the Youth room after the service to have a devotion and then head out. Afterwards we will go to Binkley park and have a picnic lunch.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR MISSION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL ARE THE RELIEF EFFORTS UNDERWAY IN JAPAN with LCMS World Relief
The folks in Japan have been dealing with the effects of a very severe earthquake that caused a lot of destruction. We truly need to continue to help them in any way we can. Go to LCMS.org/help to see how you can help.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYER REQUESTS: (Please reply to this email to have prayer requests posted.)
For LES SHERMAN who is recovering from congestive heart failure.
For ALAN HOFELDT'S MOTHER who is recovering from digestion problems and is unable to eat.
For ROBYN MCNEW'S BROTHER, KEN MEYER, who suffered a severe heart attack and is unresponsive after surgery.
For GERTIE BESSERT, sister of Gene Hilgendorf, who is nearing the end of ehr life after a long, hard battle against cancer.
For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH who is had a non spreading tumor on his bladder that was removed by surgery. He is doing well.
For MARY SUE TOEDEBUSCH who is having serious problems and pain due to reumatoid arthritis.
For PAT MANNESS, former member of St. John's who is going to have to have hip replacement and is in very poor health in many different ways.
For RUTH CANTRELL who is still having problems with her eye and with headaches. THe cause has yet to be identified.
For OUR CHURCH as we begin to deal with our many conflicts and how to best resolve them and reconcile with one another.
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St. John's Group Email Projector schedule updated April 22, 8:22am
Thanks to Terry McKenzie for filling in some more spots! Just a few more Saturdays to go!
> >April 22- (Good Friday)- Mckenzie > > > >April 24 (Easter)- 6am Mauch 10:30am- Mckenzie > > > >April 30- Mckenzie > >May 1- Figura > > > >May 7-Mckenzie > >May 8- Denise Schlesselmann > > > >May 14- > >May 15-Woolf > > > >May 21- > >May 22- Mckenzie > > > >May 28- Figura > >May 29- Schlesselmann > > > >June 4- Mckenzie > >June 5- Panhorst > > > >June 11- > >June 12- Mckenzie > > > >June 18- > >June 19-Woolf > > > >June 25- > >June 26- Panhorst > > > >July 2- Mckenzie > >July 3- > > > >July 9- > >July 10- Figura > > > >July 16- > >July 17-Woolf > > > >July 23- > >July 24- Panhorst > > > >July 30- > >July 31- Mckenzie > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >-- > >You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google > >Groups "St. John's Lutheran Church, Warrenton, MO" group. > > > >To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > >mailto:stjohnswarrenton+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com > > > > > >-- > >You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google > >Groups "St. John's Lutheran Church, Warrenton, MO" group. > > > >To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > >mailto:stjohnswarrenton+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com > > > >-- > >You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google > >Groups "St. John's Lutheran Church, Warrenton, MO" group. > > > >To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > >mailto:stjohnswarrenton+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "St. John's Lutheran Church, Warrenton, MO" group. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to mailto:stjohnswarrenton+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "St. John's Lutheran Church, Warrenton, MO" group. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to mailto:stjohnswarrenton+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "St. John's Lutheran Church, Warrenton, MO" group. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to mailto:stjohnswarrenton+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com
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St. John's Group Email babysitters can be provided for next Wednesday
We have a very important congregational meeting next Wednesday and it is very important that we get as many folks there as possible, epsecially young families. Since the meeting will be going from 6:30-9:30 that evening I am working on providing babysitters for anyone who needs one. They will come to your home. It would be a regular babysitting thing that hopefully you as parents would be able to pay for, or if the babysiter wishes you can donate the money to the youth group.
Once again, the more folks we have there for this meeting, the better. It will be very informational and a learning experience that you can use in your whole life.
We have quite a few experienced babysitters in our church, so let me know if you need one and I will hook you up!
Peace be with you all!
Pastor
Once again, the more folks we have there for this meeting, the better. It will be very informational and a learning experience that you can use in your whole life.
We have quite a few experienced babysitters in our church, so let me know if you need one and I will hook you up!
Peace be with you all!
Pastor
St. John's Group Email Update on Robyn McNew's brother Ken Meyer
Update on Kenny:
His body can't seem to regulate itself. Hospital is pretty much constantly trying to control his temperature, blood sugar, etc, etc. Yesterday he opened his eyes, but we realized later it was just reflex response. Yesterday, the doctor told us that he was unoptimistic because most people who fully recover would have had a better response by that time. Then again all the nurses and Doctors in ICU have seen miracles. Yesterday, his auto responses improved all day long, but early this morning the fever, shivering, etc. started again and continued all day and evening. A while ago his temp went up to 103 degrees, but was back down to 101.8 within an hour. We just continue to pray and wait and dread the possibility of him never regaining consciousness.
Robyn
St. John's Group Email National Day of Prayer Food Donation List is COMPLETE!!!
THE RUHLS, RULE!!!!!!
Bob & Sue Ruhl just let me know that they would donate 1 dozen donuts and now the list is complete! Thanks Bob & Sue! Terry McKenzie donated the 2nd to last dozen donuts last evening. Thanks Terry!
Thank you ALL again so much for helping to make our National Day of Prayer Breakfast a success.
Again, it will be Thursday, May 5, 2011 at 6:30 AM in our church sanctuary overflow area. The prayer time will follow in the sanctuary. There will also be time for more fellowship after the service, if you want to stay and visit for awhile.
It has been a great time of fellowship and prayer with our Warrenton neighbors. Please try to join all of us, you will be glad you did!
I will get in touch with all of the folks that have "pledged" food for that day before the event. Thank you all.
God's peace on your day and tell someone today about Jesus and why he means so much to you!
Sandy Robine
Molly Hendershot
Patty Sweet
Your Board of Evangelism & Outreach
St. John's Group Email C.H.U.R.C.H. Ministry and National Day of Prayer Thurs. May 5, 2011 - UPDATED 2:25 PM on April 20
We're going good again!! This list was UPDATED AT 2:25 PM on April 20th!! Thanks again - We have almost everything! You are the best. All that remains are 2 dozen donuts!
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GREETINGS ALL YOU St. John's C.H.U.R.C.H. Ministry go-getters!!!!!!!!!! (Christians Helping Uplift R(our) Community in Him Ministry)It's that time again!!On Thursday, May 5, 2011 we are hosting a National Day of Prayer observance like we did last year. We are serving a continental breakfast in the church overflow area from 6:30 AM - 7:00 AM. Everyone is invited.At 7:00 AM Pastor Klaustermeier will begin a prayer and devotion time in our sanctuary with music by Gene Hilgendorf.You all have another opportunity to help out by donating the items for the breakfast. We did have a pretty good turnout last year; but we never really know how many to expect. I believe the following list should be plenty to serve the folks who come that morning. Hopefully, some of our Little Lambs and their parents will be able to attend before school begins at 8:15 AM. And...hopefully more of our St. John's family will be there to greet and meet all of our guests from the neighborhood! We have had many folks from other Christian churches in Warrenton join us and that has been a real blessing to get to know other believers in Jesus.******Please respond as to what you will bring by emailing Sandy Robine DIRECTLY at snsrobine@centurytel.net(*************PLEASE DO NOT HIT "REPLY" when responding!*********)Please have your donated items to church ON Wed. May 4, 2011 for maximum freshness(Refrigerated items can be put in the refrigerators in the church kitchen - the others on the island in the church kitchen)PLEASE MARK THE ITEMS YOU BRING "FOR NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST"Here is what we will need: ***(Please note that when there are multiple "units" requested that 1 person doesn't have to donate ALL of those. They can be divided up (for example - 3 different people can donate 1 dozen each of the donuts or muffins)Orange Juice 1 gallon--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joanne Hachtel - Thanks Joanne!Milk 1 gallon---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Barb Dreyer - Thanks Barb!Cream (1/2 & 1/2) 1 quart----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sandy RobineMuffins 3 dozen---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lynn Russell - Thanks Lynn!Donuts (Last item) 3 dozen total (can be divided!)1 dozen---------------------------------------------------------------------Doug & Ruth Walters - Thanks Doug & Ruth!Fruit Yogurt 6 containers (sugg. strawberry, peach, mixed berry)----------------------Chris Groeber - Thanks Chris!Ice 2 bags----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Betty Schirr - Thanks Betty!Bananas 8 each----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Michelle Woolf - Thanks Michelle!Bagels (reg. size) 1 dozen----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dolores Deblaze - Thanks Dolores!Cream Cheese-Plain 1 large container----------------------------------------------------------------------Doug & Ruth Walters - Thanks Doug & Ruth!Margarine 2 containers---------------------------------------------------------------------------Sandy RobineEnglish Muffins 1 dozen---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Carol Peper - Thanks Carol!Jams/Jellies 1 jar ea. of Strawberry & Grape--------------------------------------------------Molly Hendershot - Thanks Molly!
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St. John's Group Email C.H.U.R.C.H. Ministry and National Day of Prayer Thurs. May 5, 2011 - UPDATED 1:30 PM on April 20
We're going good again!! This list was UPDATED AT 1:30 PM on April 20th!! Thanks again - We have almost everything! You are the best. All that remains are 2 dozen donuts and 8 bananas!!!
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GREETINGS ALL YOU St. John's C.H.U.R.C.H. Ministry go-getters!!!!!!!!!! (Christians Helping Uplift R(our) Community in Him Ministry)It's that time again!!On Thursday, May 5, 2011 we are hosting a National Day of Prayer observance like we did last year. We are serving a continental breakfast in the church overflow area from 6:30 AM - 7:00 AM. Everyone is invited.At 7:00 AM Pastor Klaustermeier will begin a prayer and devotion time in our sanctuary with music by Gene Hilgendorf.You all have another opportunity to help out by donating the items for the breakfast. We did have a pretty good turnout last year; but we never really know how many to expect. I believe the following list should be plenty to serve the folks who come that morning. Hopefully, some of our Little Lambs and their parents will be able to attend before school begins at 8:15 AM. And...hopefully more of our St. John's family will be there to greet and meet all of our guests from the neighborhood! We have had many folks from other Christian churches in Warrenton join us and that has been a real blessing to get to know other believers in Jesus.******Please respond as to what you will bring by emailing Sandy Robine DIRECTLY at snsrobine@centurytel.net(*************PLEASE DO NOT HIT "REPLY" when responding!*********)Please have your donated items to church ON Wed. May 4, 2011 for maximum freshness(Refrigerated items can be put in the refrigerators in the church kitchen - the others on the island in the church kitchen)PLEASE MARK THE ITEMS YOU BRING "FOR NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST"Here is what we will need: ***(Please note that when there are multiple "units" requested that 1 person doesn't have to donate ALL of those. They can be divided up (for example - 3 different people can donate 1 dozen each of the donuts or muffins)Orange Juice 1 gallon--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joanne Hachtel - Thanks Joanne!Milk 1 gallon---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Barb Dreyer - Thanks Barb!Cream (1/2 & 1/2) 1 quart----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sandy RobineMuffins 3 dozen---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lynn Russell - Thanks Lynn!Donuts 3 dozen total (can be divided!)1 dozen---------------------------------------------------------------------Doug & Ruth Walters - Thanks Doug & Ruth!Fruit Yogurt 6 containers (sugg. strawberry, peach, mixed berry)----------------------Chris Groeber - Thanks Chris!Ice 2 bags----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Betty Schirr - Thanks Betty!Bananas 8 each (can be divided!)Bagels (reg. size) 1 dozen----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dolores Deblaze - Thanks Dolores!Cream Cheese-Plain 1 large container----------------------------------------------------------------------Doug & Ruth Walters - Thanks Doug & Ruth!Margarine 2 containers---------------------------------------------------------------------------Sandy RobineEnglish Muffins 1 dozen---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Carol Peper - Thanks Carol!Jams/Jellies 1 jar ea. of Strawberry & Grape--------------------------------------------------Molly Hendershot - Thanks Molly!
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St. John's Group Email C.H.U.R.C.H. Ministry UPDATED 8:57 AM on April 20
We're going good again!! This list was UPDATED AT 8:57 AM on April 20th!! Thanks again - we only have 6 more items on the list. And remember that some of the items can be divided among 2 or 3 people so 1 person doesn't have to bring all 3 dozen, as in the donuts.
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GREETINGS ALL YOU St. John's C.H.U.R.C.H. Ministry go-getters!!!!!!!!!! (Christians Helping Uplift R(our) Community in Him Ministry)******Please respond as to what you will bring by emailing Sandy Robine DIRECTLY at snsrobine@centurytel.net(*************PLEASE DO NOT HIT "REPLY" when responding!*********)Please have your donated items to church ON Wed. May 4, 2011 for maximum freshness(Refrigerated items can be put in the refrigerators in the church kitchen - the others on the island in the church kitchen)PLEASE MARK THE ITEMS YOU BRING "FOR NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST"Here is what we will need: ***(Please note that when there are multiple "units" requested that 1 person doesn't have to donate ALL of those. They can be divided up (for example - 3 different people can donate 1 dozen each of the donuts or muffins)Orange Juice 1 gallon--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joanne Hachtel - Thanks Joanne!Milk 1 gallon---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Barb Dreyer - Thanks Barb!Cream (1/2 & 1/2) 1 quart----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sandy RobineMuffins 3 dozen (can be divided!)Donuts 3 dozen (can be divided!)Fruit Yogurt 6 containers (sugg. strawberry, peach, mixed berry)----------------------Chris Groeber - Thanks Chris!Ice 2 bags----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Betty Schirr - Thanks Betty!Bananas 8 each (can be divided!)Bagels (reg. size) 1 dozenCream Cheese-Plain 1 large containerMargarine 2 containers---------------------------------------------------------------------------Sandy RobineEnglish Muffins 1 dozenJams/Jellies 1 jar ea. of Strawberry & Grape--------------------------------------------------Molly Hendershot - Thanks Molly!
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St. John's Group Email Wednesday, April 20, 2011 (amended)
DEVOTION:
For all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God. For you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you have received the Spirit of adoption as sons. ... Romans 8:14-15a
Patrick is a pit bull, a breed of dog many people try to avoid.
Apparently, Patrick's owner should be included in that group. I say that because the individual, who will remain nameless in this devotion, tied Patrick to a railing in her Nevada apartment building. Then she went to visit some friends.
For a week she visited her friends.
While she visited, Patrick waited. Patrick waited for his owner's return. He waited to be fed. He waited to be given some water. Eventually a mailman found Patrick at the bottom of a trash chute. By then Patrick was curled up into a ball, unable to stand.
Patrick was rushed to a veterinary clinic.
The vets examined the dog and experience told them Patrick was a goner -- a dog without hope. They agreed that Patrick would die as he had lived: unwanted and alone.
That's what logic said should have happened.
What did happen was quite different. The doctors felt sorry for Patrick. They gave him therapy, a special diet and some transfusions. And Patrick responded. He put on weight. Before long a grateful Patrick started following his benefactors all around the clinic. Indeed, appreciation became a 24-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week kind of job for the rescued pooch.
And at this point I probably don't need to say Patrick's story ought to be our story.
Because of sin and Satan we were chained up -- doomed and destined to die eternally.
Logically there was no other choice. After all, Scripture says the soul that sins will die. But God's Word also tells us, in spite of this logic, a gracious God sent His only Son into this world to rescue us. By living the perfect life that was beyond us, by dying the death we deserved, Jesus took our place and carried our sins.
Because of what Jesus has done for us all who have been given faith in Him will not perish but are given everlasting life.
This ought to take us to one other similarity between Patrick and us; like the rescued, no-longer-unwanted dog, grateful Christians ought to live their lives in thanksgiving to our Divine Rescuer and Redeemer.
THE PRAYER: Dear Heavenly Father, please accept the praises of those whom You have rescued. Because of Your grace, Jesus was made both our Substitute and Savior. May I be filled with a sense of gratitude for His sacrifice? This I pray in His Name. Amen.
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YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Hushai? For what instrument was Psalm 5 written? the flute
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TODAY'S QUIZ: Who was Psalm 31 written for?
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CATECHISM:
Question: How are we to examine ourselves?
Answer: We are to examine ourselves to see whether
a. we are sorry for our sins,
b. we believe in our Savior Jesus Christ and in His words in the Sacrament;
c. we plan, with the help of the Holy Spirit, to change our sinful lives.
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BIRTHDAYS:
Mon- Anna Sutherland
Tues- Nicholas Schulze
Wed- John Howard
Thurs- Dulci Rahn, Abby Vossen
Sat- Lydia Miller
Sun- Christina Benke, Molly Hendershot, Jacob Winn
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ANNIVERSARIES:
Tues- Charles and Marlys Mertens
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CALENDAR:
Wed- Ladies Aid 1pm; bells 6:30; choir 7:30
Thurs- Maundy tursday worship 7pm
Fri- Good Friday worship 7pm
Sat- set up for Easter breakfast 8am; NO WORSHIP
Sun- Easter sunrise worship 6:30am; Easter breakfast 7:45; Easter egg hunt 9am; worship 10:30am
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WORSHIP WORKERS
Projector- Thurs McKenzie; Fri McKenzie; Sun 6:30 Mauch; 10:30 McKenzie
Elder- Thurs- Linke, Sun 6:30 Talbert; 10:30 Tinnin
Ushers- Thurs- Boeger, Schulze, Sherman, Nolte; Fri- Hance Dieckmann, Weigle, Stark; Sun- 6:30- Dieckmann, Luebke, Callies, Sweet; 10:30- Heitgerd, Linke, Walters, Linke
Acolyte- Thurs Emma Tinnin, Fri- Sutherland; Sun- 6:30- Ivy Tinnin, 10:30- Vossen
Lay reader- 6:30 Dreyer; 10:30- Vossen
Greeters- 6:30- Sherman 10:30- Schaumberg
Altar- Thurs Setup- McKenzie; Clean Up Turnure; Friday Set up McKenzie; Sunday set up Callies/Vohsen cleanup- Frick
Organist- Thurs- Hilgendorf; Fri- Dieckmann Sun- Hilgendorf
Tellers- Team #4
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PROJECTOR SCHEDULE
Thanks to Terry McKenzie there are only a few dates left! Notice that most of them are Saturday evening!! July 3 is the only Sunday that we need someone. Sign up and get me off your back and out of your email inbox!
> >April 21 (Maundy Thursday)- Mckenzie
> >April 22- (Good Friday)- Mckenzie
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> >April 24 (Easter)- 6am Mauch 10:30am- Mckenzie
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> >April 30- Mckenzie
> >May 1- Figura
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> >May 7-
> >May 8- Denise Schlesselmann
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> >May 14-
> >May 15-Woolf
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> >May 21-
> >May 22- Mckenzie
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> >May 28- Figura
> >May 29- Schlesselmann
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> >June 4- Mckenzie
> >June 5- Panhorst
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> >June 11-
> >June 12- Mckenzie
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> >June 18-
> >June 19-Woolf
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> >June 25-
> >June 26- Panhorst
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> >July 2- Mckenzie
> >July 3-
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> >July 9-
> >July 10- Figura
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> >July 16-
> >July 17-Woolf
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> >July 23-
> >July 24- Panhorst
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> >July 30-
> >July 31- Mckenzie
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NEWS:
HOLY WEEK WORSHIP
Maundy Thursday- 7pm
Good Friday- 7pm
Resurrection Sunday- worship 6:30am; breakfast 7:45; Easter egg hunt 9am; worship 10:30am
Come and join us as we celebrate the passion of the Christ and His resurrection as well because He has made it ours! Note that we do not have a benediction ast the end of Maundy Thursday or Good Friday because it is considered all one worship with time in between.
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CARE PROCESS TO START WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 AT 6:30pm with a congregation meeting.
The leaders of our church and many others would appreciate as many people being there as possible.
Let me know if you need someone to watch your kids so you can be there.
Even if you have no conflicts within the church, it would be good for you to be there to lend your encouragement and support to those who need it and to show your concern for your brothers and sisters in Christ. Besides, you may have use for some of the things you learn in other parts of your life.
I really want you all to make every effort to be there. I will find a babysitter for you if you need one.
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YOUTH CHOIR PRACTICE SCHEDULE
Here are the rest of the practices for the jr. and sr. high youth choir. We will sing on May 8th - Mother's Day.
Sat. April 30 @ 9:00 a.m.
Sun. May 1 @ 6:00 p.m.
Sat. May 7 @ ? time to be determined
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NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE "A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR GOD" WILL TAKE PLACE AT ST. JOHN'S on MAY 5!!!It begins with a wonderful DELUXE continental breakfast at 6:30am.
The Prayer service begins at 7am. It will take about 30-45 minutes.
Bring your whole family before school and work! What a great way to start your day!
(Many items are still needed for the breakfast. Refer to your CHURCH Ministry email to find out what is needed or call Sandy Robine to find out at 456-4061.)
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YOUTH GROUP TO CLEAN UP HIGHWAY 47 on MAY 1 DURING AND AFTER SUNDAY SCHOOL TIME.
We are planning for all Youth to do Hwy 47 clean-up on Sunday, May 1 (weather permitting). We will meet in the Youth room after the service to have a devotion and then head out. Afterwards we will go to Binkley park and have a picnic lunch.
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OUR MISSION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL ARE THE RELIEF EFFORTS UNDERWAY IN JAPAN with LCMS World Relief
The folks in Japan have been dealing with the effects of a very severe earthquake that caused a lot of destruction. We truly need to continue to help them in any way we can. Go to LCMS.org/help to see how you can help.
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PRAYER REQUESTS: (Please reply to this email to have prayer requests posted.)
For ALAN HOFELDT'S MOTHER who is recovering from digestion problems and is unable to eat.
For ROBYN MCNEW'S BROTHER, KEN MEYER, who suffered a severe heart attack and is unresponsive after surgery.
For GERTIE BESSERT, sister of Gene Hilgendorf, who is nearing the end of ehr life after a long, hard battle against cancer.
For NAOMI JOHNSON'S COUSIN, REBECCA TEDFORD, who is doing much better after a severe heart attack at age 39.
For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH who is awaiting the results of a biopsy surgery he had on Friday.
For MARY SUE TOEDEBUSCH who is having serious problems and pain due to reumatoid arthritis.
For PAT MANNESS, former member of St. John's who is going to have to have hip replacement and is in very poor health in many different ways.
For RUTH CANTRELL who is still having problems with her eye and with headaches. THe cause has yet to be identified.
For OUR CHURCH as we begin to deal with our many conflicts and how to best resolve them and reconcile with one another.
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