I just noticed that I didn't include prayers for Jonas, Don Nolte's grandson, in the daily email prayer list. Please include him in your prayers.
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St. John's Group Email prayer for Don NOlte's grandson
I just noticed that I didn't include prayers for Jonas, Don Nolte's grandson, in the daily email prayer list. Please include him in your prayers.
St. John's Group Email Wednesday, July 13, 2011
DEVOTION: But now thus says the Lord, He who created you, O Jacob, He who formed you, O Israel: "Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are Mine. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you; when you walk through fire you shall not be burned, and the flame shall not consume you. For I am the Lord your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior. ... Fear not, for I am with you; I will bring your offspring from the east, and from the west I will gather you. I will say to the north, Give up, and to the south, Do not withhold; bring My sons from afar and My daughters from the end of the earth, everyone who is called by My Name, whom I created for My glory, whom I formed and made. Isaiah 43:1-3a; 5-7
The other day a pastor gave me hail. You know the icy stuff that falls from the sky.
Well, actually, he didn't give me hail; he sent me a picture of hail. This particular hail was about the size of a softball. It's the kind of hail you would be wise to avoid. But this hail was notable for more than its size. This hail had nasty looking icy spikes growing out of it. For all the world it looked like the end of a medieval mace.
As part of his e-mail, the good reverend asked, "What's next?"
It was a good question.
In the Pacific, earthquakes and related tsunami warnings have become regular occurrences. Industrial Japan has seen its economy knocked about by an earthquake and a close call with a few nuclear reactors.
In Europe airlines are sending their planes by different routes because of volcanic ash.
What's next?
Just about everywhere I've gone this spring and summer, people have been asking the question, "What's next?"
In some places, Iowa corn, which is often shoulder high by the Fourth of July, is now on its third replanting. There are rivers flooding which normally would be dry, and places which have always been green through the summer have been burnt to a crisp.
Half of Joplin, Missouri, is missing; Minot, North Dakota, is under water, and St. Louis has set a record for tornado warnings.
What's next? I don't know.
I do know the Lord is still there. I know He who gave His Son as the ransom price for our soul's salvation is still there. He's still watching out for us. He's still by our side.
What's next? I don't know ... but Isaiah had an inkling. This is what the prophet wrote in the 43rd chapter:
But now thus says the Lord, He who created you, O Jacob, He who formed you, O Israel: "Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are Mine. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you; when you walk through fire you shall not be burned, and the flame shall not consume you. For I am the Lord your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior. ... Fear not, for I am with you; I will bring your offspring from the east, and from the west I will gather you. I will say to the north, Give up, and to the south, Do not withhold; bring My sons from afar and My daughters from the end of the earth, everyone who is called by My Name, whom I created for My glory, whom I formed and made.
What's next -- possibly troubles but most certainly there will always be the presence and comfort of our caring God of grace.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, we pray that You will bring seasonable weather upon the nations of the world. Be with those who make their living by the soil and upon the sea. Grant them a suitable harvest reflective of their hands' labor. Lord, we don't know what is going to come, but we pray we may recognize Your presence, care and support in whatever may happen. This we pray in our Savior's Name. Amen.
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CATECHISM: You shall have no other gods.
Question: What does God forbid in the first commandment?
Answer: He forbids us to have other gods (idolatry).
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Where is Tekoa?
For EMOGENE FRIANT, a good friend of Marv and Molly who is experiencing problems with peritoneal dialysis.
For LIL WINTER who is struggling to regain strength in her knee.
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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The other day a pastor gave me hail. You know the icy stuff that falls from the sky.
Well, actually, he didn't give me hail; he sent me a picture of hail. This particular hail was about the size of a softball. It's the kind of hail you would be wise to avoid. But this hail was notable for more than its size. This hail had nasty looking icy spikes growing out of it. For all the world it looked like the end of a medieval mace.
As part of his e-mail, the good reverend asked, "What's next?"
It was a good question.
In the Pacific, earthquakes and related tsunami warnings have become regular occurrences. Industrial Japan has seen its economy knocked about by an earthquake and a close call with a few nuclear reactors.
In Europe airlines are sending their planes by different routes because of volcanic ash.
What's next?
Just about everywhere I've gone this spring and summer, people have been asking the question, "What's next?"
In some places, Iowa corn, which is often shoulder high by the Fourth of July, is now on its third replanting. There are rivers flooding which normally would be dry, and places which have always been green through the summer have been burnt to a crisp.
Half of Joplin, Missouri, is missing; Minot, North Dakota, is under water, and St. Louis has set a record for tornado warnings.
What's next? I don't know.
I do know the Lord is still there. I know He who gave His Son as the ransom price for our soul's salvation is still there. He's still watching out for us. He's still by our side.
What's next? I don't know ... but Isaiah had an inkling. This is what the prophet wrote in the 43rd chapter:
But now thus says the Lord, He who created you, O Jacob, He who formed you, O Israel: "Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are Mine. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you; when you walk through fire you shall not be burned, and the flame shall not consume you. For I am the Lord your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior. ... Fear not, for I am with you; I will bring your offspring from the east, and from the west I will gather you. I will say to the north, Give up, and to the south, Do not withhold; bring My sons from afar and My daughters from the end of the earth, everyone who is called by My Name, whom I created for My glory, whom I formed and made.
What's next -- possibly troubles but most certainly there will always be the presence and comfort of our caring God of grace.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, we pray that You will bring seasonable weather upon the nations of the world. Be with those who make their living by the soil and upon the sea. Grant them a suitable harvest reflective of their hands' labor. Lord, we don't know what is going to come, but we pray we may recognize Your presence, care and support in whatever may happen. This we pray in our Savior's Name. Amen.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM: You shall have no other gods.
Question: What does God forbid in the first commandment?
Answer: He forbids us to have other gods (idolatry).
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Where is Tekoa?
Tekoa is south of Jerusalem on the eastern slopes of the Judean hills, is most often identified as the modern Khirbet. Also Amos' hometown.
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TODAY'S QUIZ: In what year did Isaiah recieve his message (prophecy) from God?
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TODAY'S QUIZ: In what year did Isaiah recieve his message (prophecy) from God?
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CHURCH CALENDAR:
M-F VBS, "Welcome to Holywood" Supper: 5:30; Festivities 6-8pm
M-F VBS, "Welcome to Holywood" Supper: 5:30; Festivities 6-8pm
Sat- worship 5pm
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30
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NEWS:
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30
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NEWS:
It's Time to start thinking about our MEN'S RETREAT!!
The ninth annual T-3 Men's Retreat is set for Friday-Sunday, September 23-25, 2011. This promises to be another great experience for the men of St John's and other Lutheran congregations in the St. Charles area. In fact, men from all over the metro area have joined this special time in the past. Men 18 years of age or older are eligible and they need not be Lutheran to attend. The retreat will be held at Mark Twain State Park at the Si Coburn Group Camp. This is a beautiful setting for a weekend of adventure and growth. The theme of this year's retreat is "Respectable Sins" and the study times during the retreat will be spent exploring the areas of our lives where we have come to accept less than God might want from us.
The retreat will feature great food and a lot of activities A scramble golf tournament, fishing tournament, trap and skeet shooting competition, and euchre tournament all take place on Saturday morning. If none of these interest you, you may choose to spend time reading, hiking , biking, site seeing, or napping. Prizes are awarded to tournament winners at dinner on Saturday evening. Campfires on Friday and Saturday nights provide the opportunity to get to know others better under the stars. Music is a big part of the camp experience and you will enjoy hearing and singing familiar songs with the 100+ men who typically attend. The culminating worship service on Sunday morning is a special time of praising God for all His gifts to us and a great way to prepare us to return to our homes and lives.
The cost of the retreat is only $42 and this includes meals and a commemorative tee-shirt. Attendees have the option of staying in group cabins or tent camping on the grounds at no additional charge. You can even arrange to stay in a local motel near the camp at reduced rates if you like.
A brochure with all information and a registration form will be available soon in the narthex. You can also register online at www.t3mensretreat.org using PayPal. It is really easy and you can see pictures of the camp and facilities there, too.
This is the year for you to go to the T-3 (trap-tackle-tees) Retreat. Sign up, meet new friends, bring old friends, and join in the fun of growing your faith. For more information, contact Don Hugo at Zion –636 441-7425 ext 246 or home 636 441-9954.
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VBS "Welcome to Holywood" continues through Friday!
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For RUTH CANTRELL who was supposed to go home today, but contracted a fever whose source is yet to be identified.
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For RUTH CANTRELL who was supposed to go home today, but contracted a fever whose source is yet to be identified.
For HOPE TINNIN and the whole Tinnin family as her father passed from death to life yesterday, just a week after her mother died.
For EMOGENE FRIANT, a good friend of Marv and Molly who is experiencing problems with peritoneal dialysis.
For MICHELLE WOOLF who is home and recovering well after havng her thyroid removed on Friday.
For the FAMILY OF TERESA TEUTENBERG, a friend and former classmate of Christy Winn, who was killed in a plane crash along with most of the rest of her family except for one daughter this past weekend.
For PAT MANESS as she has gone home from the hospital after a brief hospitalization for a bleeding ulcer.
For LIL WINTER who is struggling to regain strength in her knee.
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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St. John's Group Email prayer request for Pat Maness
Pat Maness is in the hospital and is losing blood from an unknown source. Please pray for her.
St. John's Group Email Prayers for the Tinnin family
From Hope Tinnin:
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Sent: Monday, July 11, 2011 11:23 AM
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Subject: St. John's Group Email Monday, July 11, 2011
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My father passed away at 3:00 this morning, just one week after mom. His aneurism started leaking yesterday and there was nothing that could be done for him. He loved my mom so much and he is with her in Heaven now.
Hope
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Sent: Monday, July 11, 2011 11:23 AM
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Subject: St. John's Group Email Monday, July 11, 2011
DEVOTION:And when the Philistine looked and saw David, he disdained him, for he was but a youth, ruddy and handsome in appearance. 1 Samuel 17:42
Goliath dismissed David because he was a mere youth; Goliath made a big mistake.
New Castle, Pennsylvania's Jerry Brown Jr. dismissed an 89-year-old woman when he stole her friend's purse. His was also a big mistake.
Now it's true, this lady didn't have David's sling and three, smooth stones taken from a riverbed. On the other hand, she did have her cane.
Stones or cane, both can come in handy when bringing down a bad guy.
This lady rather than standing there looking all frail and helpless gave a whack to Brown's getaway car. She gave it such a whack she scratched the paint and left a dent in the vehicle. Between the dent, the scratch and the description of the robbers, the New Castle police were soon able to arrest Brown and an accomplice, Tatiana Vargas.
Over the years I've noticed the forces of evil tend to dismiss and discount God's people. We don't look like much; we don't sport halos like the saints do in the artists' depictions and most of us don't perform miracles.
Even so, God's people, the young and old, the weak and the frail can accomplish great things when they put their trust in the Lord. According to Scripture, it was in the Lord -- not those stones -- that David placed his trust. Indeed, he said as much to Goliath when he shouted, "You come to me with a sword and with a spear and with a javelin, but I come to you in the Name of the Lord of hosts, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied."
Now I don't know which evil giant is coming against you.
I don't know what force of evil is going to try and intimidate you, frighten, bully and terrorize you.
I do know that when you stand by the side of the Lord, you need not be afraid. Indeed, as St. Paul said, it is because of the crucified and risen Savior's victory that the Lord's saved people are "... more than conquerors through Him who loved us" (Romans 8:37b).
Even when they're up against Goliaths.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, God of grace, today I give thanks. All around me there are forces of evil. They would undermine my faith and paralyze me into inaction. May I, trusting in the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, move forward in faith. May I give to all a witness that in Christ God's people are conquerors. In the Savior's Name. Amen. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM: You shall have no other gods.
Question: Who is the only true God?
Answer: The only true God is the triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, three distinct persons in one divine being (the Holy Trinity).
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Where is Tekoa? (Since no one answered it, I'll leave it p one more day.)
__________________________________________________________________________________________
CHURCH CALENDAR:
M-F VBS, "Welcome to Holywood" Supper: 5:30; Festivities 6-8pm
Tues- quilter 9-2; no Bible study (Pastor at circuit counselor's conference)
Sat- worship 5pm
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30
________________________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL WHO CELEBRATED MY TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY IN THE MINISTRY WITH ME YESTERDAY.
A special thank you to all who donated such wonderful food, to Sandy Robine for organizing the event, and to the congregation for the wonderful gift of four season passes to Six Flags, and to many other individuals for the cards and gifts.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
VBS "Welcome to Holywood" starts TONIGHT and goes through Friday!
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For RUTH CANTRELL who is hospitalized after surgery to remove a tumor from her colon area.
For LEW BUELTMANN who is home from the hospital and doing well after getting treatments for congestive heart troubles and kidney troubles.
For WILMA WEIGLE who is home from the hospital and doing well after heart surgery.
For MICHELLE WOOLF who is home and recovering well after havng her thyroid removed on Friday.
For HOPE TINNIN'S FATHER as he is dealing with renal failure and as they all mournt he loss of Hope's mother.
For the family and friends of TED DAEHNKE as they mourn his loss.
For LIL WINTER who is home from the hospital and is doing well after knee replacement.
MEMBERS OF OUR CHURCH WHO ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL, Ryan Woolf, Danny Dreyer, Sam Hargrove, David Mincemeyer, Alex Walters, David Tate, Jon Rahn, and Adam Klott (Adam will be retiring from the military soon because of Diabetes). (If I am missing anyone please let me know.)
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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Goliath dismissed David because he was a mere youth; Goliath made a big mistake.
New Castle, Pennsylvania's Jerry Brown Jr. dismissed an 89-year-old woman when he stole her friend's purse. His was also a big mistake.
Now it's true, this lady didn't have David's sling and three, smooth stones taken from a riverbed. On the other hand, she did have her cane.
Stones or cane, both can come in handy when bringing down a bad guy.
This lady rather than standing there looking all frail and helpless gave a whack to Brown's getaway car. She gave it such a whack she scratched the paint and left a dent in the vehicle. Between the dent, the scratch and the description of the robbers, the New Castle police were soon able to arrest Brown and an accomplice, Tatiana Vargas.
Over the years I've noticed the forces of evil tend to dismiss and discount God's people. We don't look like much; we don't sport halos like the saints do in the artists' depictions and most of us don't perform miracles.
Even so, God's people, the young and old, the weak and the frail can accomplish great things when they put their trust in the Lord. According to Scripture, it was in the Lord -- not those stones -- that David placed his trust. Indeed, he said as much to Goliath when he shouted, "You come to me with a sword and with a spear and with a javelin, but I come to you in the Name of the Lord of hosts, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied."
Now I don't know which evil giant is coming against you.
I don't know what force of evil is going to try and intimidate you, frighten, bully and terrorize you.
I do know that when you stand by the side of the Lord, you need not be afraid. Indeed, as St. Paul said, it is because of the crucified and risen Savior's victory that the Lord's saved people are "... more than conquerors through Him who loved us" (Romans 8:37b).
Even when they're up against Goliaths.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, God of grace, today I give thanks. All around me there are forces of evil. They would undermine my faith and paralyze me into inaction. May I, trusting in the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, move forward in faith. May I give to all a witness that in Christ God's people are conquerors. In the Savior's Name. Amen. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM: You shall have no other gods.
Question: Who is the only true God?
Answer: The only true God is the triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, three distinct persons in one divine being (the Holy Trinity).
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Where is Tekoa? (Since no one answered it, I'll leave it p one more day.)
__________________________________________________________________________________________
CHURCH CALENDAR:
M-F VBS, "Welcome to Holywood" Supper: 5:30; Festivities 6-8pm
Tues- quilter 9-2; no Bible study (Pastor at circuit counselor's conference)
Sat- worship 5pm
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30
________________________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL WHO CELEBRATED MY TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY IN THE MINISTRY WITH ME YESTERDAY.
A special thank you to all who donated such wonderful food, to Sandy Robine for organizing the event, and to the congregation for the wonderful gift of four season passes to Six Flags, and to many other individuals for the cards and gifts.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
VBS "Welcome to Holywood" starts TONIGHT and goes through Friday!
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For RUTH CANTRELL who is hospitalized after surgery to remove a tumor from her colon area.
For LEW BUELTMANN who is home from the hospital and doing well after getting treatments for congestive heart troubles and kidney troubles.
For WILMA WEIGLE who is home from the hospital and doing well after heart surgery.
For MICHELLE WOOLF who is home and recovering well after havng her thyroid removed on Friday.
For HOPE TINNIN'S FATHER as he is dealing with renal failure and as they all mournt he loss of Hope's mother.
For the family and friends of TED DAEHNKE as they mourn his loss.
For LIL WINTER who is home from the hospital and is doing well after knee replacement.
MEMBERS OF OUR CHURCH WHO ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL, Ryan Woolf, Danny Dreyer, Sam Hargrove, David Mincemeyer, Alex Walters, David Tate, Jon Rahn, and Adam Klott (Adam will be retiring from the military soon because of Diabetes). (If I am missing anyone please let me know.)
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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St. John's Group Email Monday, July 11, 2011
DEVOTION:And when the Philistine looked and saw David, he disdained him, for he was but a youth, ruddy and handsome in appearance. 1 Samuel 17:42
Goliath dismissed David because he was a mere youth; Goliath made a big mistake.
New Castle, Pennsylvania's Jerry Brown Jr. dismissed an 89-year-old woman when he stole her friend's purse. His was also a big mistake.
Now it's true, this lady didn't have David's sling and three, smooth stones taken from a riverbed. On the other hand, she did have her cane.
Stones or cane, both can come in handy when bringing down a bad guy.
This lady rather than standing there looking all frail and helpless gave a whack to Brown's getaway car. She gave it such a whack she scratched the paint and left a dent in the vehicle. Between the dent, the scratch and the description of the robbers, the New Castle police were soon able to arrest Brown and an accomplice, Tatiana Vargas.
Over the years I've noticed the forces of evil tend to dismiss and discount God's people. We don't look like much; we don't sport halos like the saints do in the artists' depictions and most of us don't perform miracles.
Even so, God's people, the young and old, the weak and the frail can accomplish great things when they put their trust in the Lord. According to Scripture, it was in the Lord -- not those stones -- that David placed his trust. Indeed, he said as much to Goliath when he shouted, "You come to me with a sword and with a spear and with a javelin, but I come to you in the Name of the Lord of hosts, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied."
Now I don't know which evil giant is coming against you.
I don't know what force of evil is going to try and intimidate you, frighten, bully and terrorize you.
I do know that when you stand by the side of the Lord, you need not be afraid. Indeed, as St. Paul said, it is because of the crucified and risen Savior's victory that the Lord's saved people are "... more than conquerors through Him who loved us" (Romans 8:37b).
Even when they're up against Goliaths.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, God of grace, today I give thanks. All around me there are forces of evil. They would undermine my faith and paralyze me into inaction. May I, trusting in the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, move forward in faith. May I give to all a witness that in Christ God's people are conquerors. In the Savior's Name. Amen. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM: You shall have no other gods.
Question: Who is the only true God?
Answer: The only true God is the triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, three distinct persons in one divine being (the Holy Trinity).
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Where is Tekoa? (Since no one answered it, I'll leave it p one more day.)
__________________________________________________________________________________________
CHURCH CALENDAR:
M-F VBS, "Welcome to Holywood" Supper: 5:30; Festivities 6-8pm
Tues- quilter 9-2; no Bible study (Pastor at circuit counselor's conference)
Sat- worship 5pm
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30
________________________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL WHO CELEBRATED MY TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY IN THE MINISTRY WITH ME YESTERDAY.
A special thank you to all who donated such wonderful food, to Sandy Robine for organizing the event, and to the congregation for the wonderful gift of four season passes to Six Flags, and to many other individuals for the cards and gifts.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
VBS "Welcome to Holywood" starts TONIGHT and goes through Friday!
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For RUTH CANTRELL who is hospitalized after surgery to remove a tumor from her colon area.
For LEW BUELTMANN who is home from the hospital and doing well after getting treatments for congestive heart troubles and kidney troubles.
For WILMA WEIGLE who is home from the hospital and doing well after heart surgery.
For MICHELLE WOOLF who is home and recovering well after havng her thyroid removed on Friday.
For HOPE TINNIN'S FATHER as he is dealing with renal failure and as they all mournt he loss of Hope's mother.
For the family and friends of TED DAEHNKE as they mourn his loss.
For LIL WINTER who is home from the hospital and is doing well after knee replacement.
MEMBERS OF OUR CHURCH WHO ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL, Ryan Woolf, Danny Dreyer, Sam Hargrove, David Mincemeyer, Alex Walters, David Tate, Jon Rahn, and Adam Klott (Adam will be retiring from the military soon because of Diabetes). (If I am missing anyone please let me know.)
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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Goliath dismissed David because he was a mere youth; Goliath made a big mistake.
New Castle, Pennsylvania's Jerry Brown Jr. dismissed an 89-year-old woman when he stole her friend's purse. His was also a big mistake.
Now it's true, this lady didn't have David's sling and three, smooth stones taken from a riverbed. On the other hand, she did have her cane.
Stones or cane, both can come in handy when bringing down a bad guy.
This lady rather than standing there looking all frail and helpless gave a whack to Brown's getaway car. She gave it such a whack she scratched the paint and left a dent in the vehicle. Between the dent, the scratch and the description of the robbers, the New Castle police were soon able to arrest Brown and an accomplice, Tatiana Vargas.
Over the years I've noticed the forces of evil tend to dismiss and discount God's people. We don't look like much; we don't sport halos like the saints do in the artists' depictions and most of us don't perform miracles.
Even so, God's people, the young and old, the weak and the frail can accomplish great things when they put their trust in the Lord. According to Scripture, it was in the Lord -- not those stones -- that David placed his trust. Indeed, he said as much to Goliath when he shouted, "You come to me with a sword and with a spear and with a javelin, but I come to you in the Name of the Lord of hosts, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied."
Now I don't know which evil giant is coming against you.
I don't know what force of evil is going to try and intimidate you, frighten, bully and terrorize you.
I do know that when you stand by the side of the Lord, you need not be afraid. Indeed, as St. Paul said, it is because of the crucified and risen Savior's victory that the Lord's saved people are "... more than conquerors through Him who loved us" (Romans 8:37b).
Even when they're up against Goliaths.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, God of grace, today I give thanks. All around me there are forces of evil. They would undermine my faith and paralyze me into inaction. May I, trusting in the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, move forward in faith. May I give to all a witness that in Christ God's people are conquerors. In the Savior's Name. Amen. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM: You shall have no other gods.
Question: Who is the only true God?
Answer: The only true God is the triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, three distinct persons in one divine being (the Holy Trinity).
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Where is Tekoa? (Since no one answered it, I'll leave it p one more day.)
__________________________________________________________________________________________
CHURCH CALENDAR:
M-F VBS, "Welcome to Holywood" Supper: 5:30; Festivities 6-8pm
Tues- quilter 9-2; no Bible study (Pastor at circuit counselor's conference)
Sat- worship 5pm
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30
________________________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL WHO CELEBRATED MY TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY IN THE MINISTRY WITH ME YESTERDAY.
A special thank you to all who donated such wonderful food, to Sandy Robine for organizing the event, and to the congregation for the wonderful gift of four season passes to Six Flags, and to many other individuals for the cards and gifts.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
VBS "Welcome to Holywood" starts TONIGHT and goes through Friday!
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For RUTH CANTRELL who is hospitalized after surgery to remove a tumor from her colon area.
For LEW BUELTMANN who is home from the hospital and doing well after getting treatments for congestive heart troubles and kidney troubles.
For WILMA WEIGLE who is home from the hospital and doing well after heart surgery.
For MICHELLE WOOLF who is home and recovering well after havng her thyroid removed on Friday.
For HOPE TINNIN'S FATHER as he is dealing with renal failure and as they all mournt he loss of Hope's mother.
For the family and friends of TED DAEHNKE as they mourn his loss.
For LIL WINTER who is home from the hospital and is doing well after knee replacement.
MEMBERS OF OUR CHURCH WHO ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL, Ryan Woolf, Danny Dreyer, Sam Hargrove, David Mincemeyer, Alex Walters, David Tate, Jon Rahn, and Adam Klott (Adam will be retiring from the military soon because of Diabetes). (If I am missing anyone please let me know.)
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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St. John's Group Email prayer request from Don Nolte
Jonas Borchert, my grandson from Kansas City, is in the Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City with a rare cancerous tumor of the brain. This cancer's name is ewing sarcoma.
. What is even more rare is that it has attack the brain rather than the bone which is its usual way of attacking the body. You can read more about this cancer by typing it's name and pressing search on the computer. It attacks mainly adolescent boys. Jonas is in a lot of pain with headaches and in his left cheek area where the tumor is located. He is hooked up to an i v which has a drip of morphine to kill the pain and help him sleep. He is to have a full body scan today and a chest x-ray to make sure that the brain is the only place this cancer is attacking. They had to put a pain patch on his cheek and reduce the amout of morphine because he was beginning to have labored breathing. To much morphine can stop you breathing altogether. He will be starting Chemo this week to shrink the tumor so they can do surgery to remove it. This surgery will involve reconstructive facial parts. He will have a surgeon from Texas who has experience with this kind of tumor. They,at this hospital, which is a cancer facility, have never had a ewing sarcoma patient.
This will be a very difficult and painful procedure for Jonas and his family. Keep them in your prayers.
Don
St. John's Group Email Update on Ruth Cantrell
Friends and Family
The operation went real well yesterday. As they had to remove a part of her bowel along with the tumor it will be some time before she comes home. She is at St Joseph West room 2253. Right now she is not feeling well and is on a lot of pain medication. In a few days she should feel well enough for visitors.
Remember to keep Ruth in you thoughts and prayers.
That's all I have for now.
Floyd for Ruth
Ruth
St. John's Group Email Updates
Michelle Woolf's surgery went well and she is recovering in the hospital.
Lew Bueltmann is still hospitalized as they try to figure out what is wrong.
Ruth Cantrell is in surgery as I write this to remove a tumor near her colon.
Wilma Weigle is home from the hospital and is doing well.
Peace be with you all!
Pastor
Lew Bueltmann is still hospitalized as they try to figure out what is wrong.
Ruth Cantrell is in surgery as I write this to remove a tumor near her colon.
Wilma Weigle is home from the hospital and is doing well.
Peace be with you all!
Pastor
St. John's Group Email A little bit of funny to brighten your day : Mayonnaise and a bit of history
THANKS DON TURNURE!
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St. John's Group Email prayers for Ruth Cantrell
Please pray for Ruth Cantrell who is having another surgery today at 1:30 after doctors found another tumor near her colon which was causing her a lot of pain.
Peace to all!
Pastor
Peace to all!
Pastor
St. John's Group Email two things (prayer requests)
1. Pray for the FAMILY OF OSCAR BADER, (the Callies family) as they mourn his loss.
2. Pray for DON NOLTE'S GRANDSON, JONAS, who is dealing with a cancerous tumor in his brain.
Note: Don is heading to Kansas City to be with his grandson and family and has CANCELLED HIS PARTY FOR SATURDAY.
2. Pray for DON NOLTE'S GRANDSON, JONAS, who is dealing with a cancerous tumor in his brain.
Note: Don is heading to Kansas City to be with his grandson and family and has CANCELLED HIS PARTY FOR SATURDAY.
St. John's Group Email Wednesday, July 6, 2011
DEVOTION:
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM: You shall have no other gods.
Question: What does this mean?
Answer: We should fear, love, and trust in god above all things.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: What was Amos' occupation before God called him to be a prophet? Shepherd
________________________________________________________________________________________________
TODAY'S QUIZ: Where is Tekoa?
__________________________________________________________________________________________
CHURCH CALENDAR:
Thurs- Joneburg nursing home worship 10:30; Alzheimers caregivers support group 1pm
Fri- Bible study at Hendershot's 7pm
Sat- Choir BBQ at Don Nolte's noon; worship 5pm
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30; elder's meeting 11:30
________________________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
TED DAEHNKE passed from death to eternal life Monday morning from a massive heart attack
Visitation: Friday, 9-11am
Funeral: 11am
Luncheon to follow
The Ladies Aid will serve a cold luncheon following Ted Daehnke's memorial service. If you can help please notify the appropriate Ladies Aid member. If you wish to bring a salad, i.e., potato, pasta, vegetable, fruit, gelatin, etc. please call Jan Lucas at 636-578-8380. If you would like to donate a dessert please call Delores DeBlaze at 314-705-9220. If you can help in the kitchen and clean up after the luncheon call Libby Pailer at 636-456-7164.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
VBS "Welcome to Holywood" IS COMING NEXT WEEK, JULY 11-15! Call KARIN @ 314-691-7283 to donate food items. The short list was sent in a previous email.
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF TED DAEHNKE who are mourning his loss.
For LEW BUELTMANN who is at the hospital with severe swelling in his legs.
For WILMA WEIGLE who is recovering from heart catheterization surgery yesterday. She will have to have another surgery in two to three weeks.
For the TINNIN FAMILY as Hope's mother passed away late last night and as her father is hospitalized with pneumonia and renal failure.
For MICHELLE WOOLF who is having surgery on Friday to remove the rest of her thyroid because of cancer.
For LIL WINTER who is home from the hospital and is doing well after knee replacement.
RUTH CANTRELL, who is going through cyberknife treatments for cancer on her pituitary gland.
MEMBERS OF OUR CHURCH WHO ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL, Ryan Woolf, Danny Dreyer, Sam Hargrove, David Mincemeyer, Alex Walters, David Tate, Jon Rahn, and Adam Klott (Adam will be retiring from the military soon because of Diabetes). (If I am missing anyone please let me know.)
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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| He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the LORD. Proverbs 18:22 Pastor Abel, the man who confirmed me, liked to throw out little bits of wisdom. One of those bits pastor shared with his confirmands was "Marry in haste, repent at leisure." While I can't remember Gilbert Herrick sitting next to me in that class, I'm sure he must have. I'm sure, because, if anyone took that expression seriously, it has to be Herrick. Let me explain. For a considerable period of time Herrick has been looking for a wife. He's spent plenty of time checking out the prospects, looking over the field, but he just never made that long walk down the aisle. Not wanting to have any of that "repent at leisure" stuff, Herrick promised himself he wouldn't get married until he met the right woman. And he didn't meet that right woman ... not until now. Herrick met Virginia in a hospital hallway. After that chance encounter, they started meeting every day. Soon love bloomed and recently Gilbert Herrick, World War II veteran and retired postal worker, was united in holy matrimony with Virginia Hartman. True, some have said that Herrick, who is 99 years old, has robbed the cradle by getting hitched to 86-year-old Hartman. They can say what they want, but Herrick knows she's the right gal. When I first read that story I thought isn't that cute! But as I thought about it, the love story started to take on a deeper meaning for me. When Pastor Abel talked to us about "repenting at leisure," it was a different world. Back then you stuck with the person you were married to ... no matter how unhappy you were. Today it's different. Divorce is in and long-term suffering is out. But ... there are many of us who count ourselves blessed to have the helpmeet we do. Many of us, like Herrick, have been given just the right gal or guy. This, too, is a gift from the Lord. This is why, if you haven't done so, won't you give thanks to the Lord for putting such an individual into your life. And while you're doing so, you might want to include an extra prayer for another most special individual. Give thanks to the Lord Jesus Christ, God's Son, your Savior. Give thanks for the world's Redeemer whose love turns pale all others, which we will ever know. THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, for having sent wonderful people into this world who love me, I give thanks. But I also pray for those who feel unloved. May they soon be surrounded by supporters. Most of all I give thanks for Jesus who has given the greatest love of all. In His Name. Amen. |
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM: You shall have no other gods.
Question: What does this mean?
Answer: We should fear, love, and trust in god above all things.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: What was Amos' occupation before God called him to be a prophet? Shepherd
________________________________________________________________________________________________
TODAY'S QUIZ: Where is Tekoa?
__________________________________________________________________________________________
CHURCH CALENDAR:
Thurs- Joneburg nursing home worship 10:30; Alzheimers caregivers support group 1pm
Fri- Bible study at Hendershot's 7pm
Sat- Choir BBQ at Don Nolte's noon; worship 5pm
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30; elder's meeting 11:30
________________________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
TED DAEHNKE passed from death to eternal life Monday morning from a massive heart attack
Visitation: Friday, 9-11am
Funeral: 11am
Luncheon to follow
The Ladies Aid will serve a cold luncheon following Ted Daehnke's memorial service. If you can help please notify the appropriate Ladies Aid member. If you wish to bring a salad, i.e., potato, pasta, vegetable, fruit, gelatin, etc. please call Jan Lucas at 636-578-8380. If you would like to donate a dessert please call Delores DeBlaze at 314-705-9220. If you can help in the kitchen and clean up after the luncheon call Libby Pailer at 636-456-7164.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
VBS "Welcome to Holywood" IS COMING NEXT WEEK, JULY 11-15! Call KARIN @ 314-691-7283 to donate food items. The short list was sent in a previous email.
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF TED DAEHNKE who are mourning his loss.
For LEW BUELTMANN who is at the hospital with severe swelling in his legs.
For WILMA WEIGLE who is recovering from heart catheterization surgery yesterday. She will have to have another surgery in two to three weeks.
For the TINNIN FAMILY as Hope's mother passed away late last night and as her father is hospitalized with pneumonia and renal failure.
For MICHELLE WOOLF who is having surgery on Friday to remove the rest of her thyroid because of cancer.
For LIL WINTER who is home from the hospital and is doing well after knee replacement.
RUTH CANTRELL, who is going through cyberknife treatments for cancer on her pituitary gland.
MEMBERS OF OUR CHURCH WHO ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL, Ryan Woolf, Danny Dreyer, Sam Hargrove, David Mincemeyer, Alex Walters, David Tate, Jon Rahn, and Adam Klott (Adam will be retiring from the military soon because of Diabetes). (If I am missing anyone please let me know.)
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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St. John's Group Email Final funeral arrangements for Ted Daehnke
Visitation for Ted Daehnke will be this Friday from 9-11am at St. John's.
Funeral Service at 11am.
Luncheon to follow immediately after the service.
Funeral Service at 11am.
Luncheon to follow immediately after the service.
Below is a message from Linda Callies:
The Ladies Aid will serve a cold luncheon following Ted Daehnke's memorial service. If you can help please notify the appropriate Ladies Aid member. If you wish to bring a salad, i.e., potato, pasta, vegetable, fruit, gelatin, etc. please call Jan Lucas at 636-578-8380. If you would like to donate a dessert please call Delores DeBlaze at 314-705-9220. If you can help in the kitchen and clean up after the luncheon call Libby Pailer at 636-456-7164.
Thanks to all who have served before and we thank you for your continued help. The families greatly appreciate this service and always express their gratitude.
Yours in Christ, Linda Callies
St. John's Group Email possible change to funeral arrangements for Ted Daehnke
There may be a change to the arrangements previously mentioned, but it will not change the day, only the time. The day will remian on Friday. It would just be the difference of an hour or two to allow for visitation beforehand.
Please stay tuned as we will know much more by tomorrow afternoon.
Peace be with you all!
Pastor
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Subject: St. John's Group Email funeral arrangements for Ted Daehnke
Date: Tue, 5 Jul 2011 12:53:08 -0500
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Date: Tue, 5 Jul 2011 12:53:08 -0500
Ted Daehnke's memorial service will be at 10am on Friday, July 8 with a luncheon immediately after the service.
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St. John's Group Email funeral arrangements for Ted Daehnke
Ted Daehnke's memorial service will be at 10am on Friday, July 8 with a luncheon immediately after the service.
St. John's Group Email prayer request from Don Nolte
Please pray for Don Nolte's grandson, Jonas Borchert (13), who has an inoperable brain tumor and is undergoing a biopsy today.
St. John's Group Email Tuesday, July 5, 2011
DEVOTION: How amiable are Thy tabernacles, O LORD of hosts! My soul longeth, yea, even fainteth for the courts of the LORD: my heart and my flesh crieth out for the living God. Psalm 84:1-2 (KJV)
Tim Rutkowski, prosecutor for Michigan's Huron County, doesn't often bring charges against seven-year-old boys.
No, he doesn't do it often, but that doesn't mean he doesn't do it at all.
As proof, I point you to a unique event that took place a few weeks ago when, as a caring civil servant, he charged a little boy with the unlawful use of a vehicle. In this case the vehicle was the family car. Hitting speeds of more than 50 miles per hour, the boy drove more than 20 miles before the police stopped him.
The officers who were there said that when they looked into the vehicle, the lad was crying. The boy, who is being raised by his mother and a foster father, kept saying, "I want to go to my dad's."
So strong was the boy's desire to be with his dad, the county prosecutor wanted to make sure nothing was wrong in his home. That's why he filed the charges.
Now you know and I know that little boy was wrong and foolish. Along with many other mistakes he had endangered his life and that of others. Yes, the boy did many things wrong, but he did one thing right: he had an overwhelming, all-consuming desire to see and be with his father.
It occurs to me the Psalmist was describing the same kind of intense relationship with the Lord when he wrote the verse that serves as the theme for our devotion. He said, "My soul longeth, yea, even fainteth for the courts of the LORD: my heart and my flesh crieth out for the living God."
When I read that verse I wondered how many people really feel that way about the Lord. Reluctantly, I think the percentage is probably pretty small.
And although there are probably many reasons, one of the greatest difficulties is most folks seldom stop to think about what the Lord has done for them. The Father's love which reaches out to disobedient sinners, the Savior's blood-sealed sacrifice which pays the price to buy us back from our abductors, the Holy Spirit's patient calling and continuous encouragement are all obvious signs of God's great grace.
Every day in a multitude of ways the Lord shows the intensity of His caring. At the same time, through difficulties, intrusions, pains, challenges and seductions, the world tries to cloud and cover that grace so we don't see it, so our souls don't long for God's love.
This is why this Daily Devotion encourages you to take a few moments and see if you -- like the little boy -- want to be with your Father, Your Savior, the Spirit. If you do not yearn to be with the Person who loves you more than anyone, then take some time to remember and consider His faithful, ongoing gifts to you.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, help me appreciate all You have done to save me. Accept this gratitude and let my thankfulness daily increase. This I ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM:
Question: Whom does God mean when in the Ten Commandments He says, "You shall"?
Answer: He means me and all other human beings.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Joel? he was the writer and prophet who wrote the book of Joel. He was a kindly and gentle man who didn't beat down and condemn as did the other prophets. he was the son of Pethuel and lived around the 9th century BC.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TODAY'S QUIZ: What was Amos' occupation before God called him to be a prophet?
________________________________________________________________________________________________
CHURCH CALENDAR:
Tues- Quilting 9-2; Bible study 11:30-12:15
Wed- nothing scheduled
Thurs- Joneburg nursing home worship 10:30; Alzheimers caregivers support group 1pm
Fri- Bible study at Hendershot's 7pm
Sat- Choir BBQ at Don Nolte's noon; worship 5pm
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30; elder's meeting 11:30
________________________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
TED DAEHNKE passed from death to life yesterday from a massive heart attack after a long and fruitful life lived to the Lord. Memorial arrangements are pending.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
VBS "Welcome to Holywood" IS COMING NEXT WEEK, JULY 11-15! Call KARIN @ 314-691-7283 to donate food items. The short list was sent in a previous email.
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF TED DAEHNKE who are mourning his loss.
For LEW BUELTMANN who is at the hospital with severe swelling in his legs.
For WILMA WEIGLE who is hospitalized with heart troubles and is undergoing a catheterization today.
For the TINNIN FAMILY as Hope's mother is near death and her father is dealing with severe pneumonia.
For MICHELLE WOOLF who is having surgery on Friday to remove the rest of her thyroid because of cancer.
For LIL WINTER who is home from the hospital and is doing well after knee replacement.
RUTH CANTRELL, who is going through cyberknife treatments for cancer on her pituitary gland.
MEMBERS OF OUR CHURCH WHO ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL, Ryan Woolf, Danny Dreyer, Sam Hargrove, David Mincemeyer, Alex Walters, David Tate, Jon Rahn, and Adam Klott (Adam will be retiring from the military soon because of Diabetes). (If I am missing anyone please let me know.)
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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Tim Rutkowski, prosecutor for Michigan's Huron County, doesn't often bring charges against seven-year-old boys.
No, he doesn't do it often, but that doesn't mean he doesn't do it at all.
As proof, I point you to a unique event that took place a few weeks ago when, as a caring civil servant, he charged a little boy with the unlawful use of a vehicle. In this case the vehicle was the family car. Hitting speeds of more than 50 miles per hour, the boy drove more than 20 miles before the police stopped him.
The officers who were there said that when they looked into the vehicle, the lad was crying. The boy, who is being raised by his mother and a foster father, kept saying, "I want to go to my dad's."
So strong was the boy's desire to be with his dad, the county prosecutor wanted to make sure nothing was wrong in his home. That's why he filed the charges.
Now you know and I know that little boy was wrong and foolish. Along with many other mistakes he had endangered his life and that of others. Yes, the boy did many things wrong, but he did one thing right: he had an overwhelming, all-consuming desire to see and be with his father.
It occurs to me the Psalmist was describing the same kind of intense relationship with the Lord when he wrote the verse that serves as the theme for our devotion. He said, "My soul longeth, yea, even fainteth for the courts of the LORD: my heart and my flesh crieth out for the living God."
When I read that verse I wondered how many people really feel that way about the Lord. Reluctantly, I think the percentage is probably pretty small.
And although there are probably many reasons, one of the greatest difficulties is most folks seldom stop to think about what the Lord has done for them. The Father's love which reaches out to disobedient sinners, the Savior's blood-sealed sacrifice which pays the price to buy us back from our abductors, the Holy Spirit's patient calling and continuous encouragement are all obvious signs of God's great grace.
Every day in a multitude of ways the Lord shows the intensity of His caring. At the same time, through difficulties, intrusions, pains, challenges and seductions, the world tries to cloud and cover that grace so we don't see it, so our souls don't long for God's love.
This is why this Daily Devotion encourages you to take a few moments and see if you -- like the little boy -- want to be with your Father, Your Savior, the Spirit. If you do not yearn to be with the Person who loves you more than anyone, then take some time to remember and consider His faithful, ongoing gifts to you.
THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, help me appreciate all You have done to save me. Accept this gratitude and let my thankfulness daily increase. This I ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CATECHISM:
Question: Whom does God mean when in the Ten Commandments He says, "You shall"?
Answer: He means me and all other human beings.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
YESTERDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Joel? he was the writer and prophet who wrote the book of Joel. He was a kindly and gentle man who didn't beat down and condemn as did the other prophets. he was the son of Pethuel and lived around the 9th century BC.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
TODAY'S QUIZ: What was Amos' occupation before God called him to be a prophet?
________________________________________________________________________________________________
CHURCH CALENDAR:
Tues- Quilting 9-2; Bible study 11:30-12:15
Wed- nothing scheduled
Thurs- Joneburg nursing home worship 10:30; Alzheimers caregivers support group 1pm
Fri- Bible study at Hendershot's 7pm
Sat- Choir BBQ at Don Nolte's noon; worship 5pm
Sun- Bible study 8am; worship 9am; Bible study 10:30; elder's meeting 11:30
________________________________________________________________________________________________
NEWS:
TED DAEHNKE passed from death to life yesterday from a massive heart attack after a long and fruitful life lived to the Lord. Memorial arrangements are pending.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
VBS "Welcome to Holywood" IS COMING NEXT WEEK, JULY 11-15! Call KARIN @ 314-691-7283 to donate food items. The short list was sent in a previous email.
"Kid friendly" meals will be provided from 5:30-6:00,festivities begin at 6pm, and end around 8:15pm.
Kids will explore a few of the many miracles of Jesus by becoming "stars" in the stories.
Please call the church office to sign with an agent (register) today so that we have a decent idea of how many kids we will have.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SECOND ANNUAL CAMPING/FLOAT TRIP COMING UP July 22-24
Four full hook up campsites are reserved at Onandaga Cave State Park. Cost is $54.50 for a site for the two days.
Saturday will be on your own: Please check your newsletter for all of the fun stuff there is to do.
Sunday the floating group will leave from Ozark Outdoors at 10am to do a five mile float which should take 3-5 hours. Cost to float in a canoe is $17.50 per person with two people per canoe. Rafts are $22 a person and tubes are $20.
Again, check the info in the newsletter for more info or call Teresa Scott at 359-0274 or email her at tscott@usmo.com.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
OUR THIRD ANNUAL GOLF SOCIAL IS COMING UP SATURDAY, AUGUST 13!
Registration: 7am
Shotgun start: 8am
Details: 4 person scramble format, cash prizes per flight and special hole contest, Burgers and brats for lunch
Cost: $50 per person includes round of golf, cart, lunch, and attendance gift. Hole sponsorship is $50 with proceeds going to Little Lambs. There will be 50/50 tickets, mulligans and other incentives available for purchase as part of the fundraising portion of the event as well.
Registration forms and sign up sheet are on the table in the narthex. You can call Alan Hofeldt at 456-3070 for more info or to sponsor a hole.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRAYERS: (If I have missed anyone please let me know.)
For THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF TED DAEHNKE who are mourning his loss.
For LEW BUELTMANN who is at the hospital with severe swelling in his legs.
For WILMA WEIGLE who is hospitalized with heart troubles and is undergoing a catheterization today.
For the TINNIN FAMILY as Hope's mother is near death and her father is dealing with severe pneumonia.
For MICHELLE WOOLF who is having surgery on Friday to remove the rest of her thyroid because of cancer.
For LIL WINTER who is home from the hospital and is doing well after knee replacement.
RUTH CANTRELL, who is going through cyberknife treatments for cancer on her pituitary gland.
MEMBERS OF OUR CHURCH WHO ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL, Ryan Woolf, Danny Dreyer, Sam Hargrove, David Mincemeyer, Alex Walters, David Tate, Jon Rahn, and Adam Klott (Adam will be retiring from the military soon because of Diabetes). (If I am missing anyone please let me know.)
OUR CHURCH as we continue the CARE PROCESS.
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St. John's Group Email prayers for Hope Tinnin and the Tinnin family
Please pray for the Tinnin family as Hope's mom has taken a turn for the worse and is not doing well.
St. John's Group Email Prayers for Wilma Weigle
Wilma Weigle will be undergoing a heart catheterization tomorrow (Tuesday) morning.
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