VOLUME 28, No. 7 & 8
B
elow I have listed brief
summaries of the Gospel
lessons for July and
August.
Mark 6:1–13 — “In his
hometown…a prophet is without honor.” (July 5)
Mark 6:14–29 — The
death of John the Baptist (July
12)
Mark 6:30–44 — He had
compassion on them…they
were like sheep without a
shepherd. (July 19)
Mark 6:45–56 — Jesus
walks on water; Jesus heals the
sick. (July 26)
John 6:22–35 — “It is My
Father who gives you the true
bread from heaven.” (Aug. 2)
John 6:35–51 — “I am the
living bread that came down
from heaven.” (Aug. 9)
John 6:51–69 — “If anyone eats this bread, he will live
forever.” (Aug. 16)
Mark 7:1–13 — Jesus
rebukes the scribes and
Pharisees. (Aug. 23)
Mark 7:14–23 — “It is
what comes out of a man that
makes him ‘unclean.’ ” (Aug.
30)
Notice that the readings
from John for the Sundays of
August 2, 9 and 16.
Notice also that these particular readings remind us
JULY/AUGUST 2015
Christians of the importance of
receiving the Lord’s Supper.
Generally we refer to the
months of July and August as
the “dog days of summer.”
It’s a time of the year where
the weather — at least here in
our beautiful desert — goes
from “It’s a dry heat” to “Yuck,
this humidity is killing me.”
It’s a time where we tend to
get out of here, so to speak.
Or, if we aren’t able to get
away for a vacation, we may
find ourselves hibernating,
namely, adopting a
survival mode mentality.
Back to those
August readings. As
we need to care for
our bodies during
these dog days, likewise it makes sense
to care for our spiritual lives.
Hence, the John references.
While Jesus attended to the
physical needs of the masses,
He also pointed to a greater
need, namely, the need to
receive spiritual nourishment.
The drought in California
has meant that many folks
have not been able to supply
sufficient water for their lawns
and plants. The obvious result
has been that lawns and plants
have died.
John 6:22 ff.: Jesus had
provided physical food for the
multitudes (probably more
than 10,000).
They wanted to make Jesus
their king so He could continue
providing their earthly wants.
Jesus tells them that they
are looking to Him for the
wrong thing. Their true need
was in the form of His Word of
forgiveness, life and salvation.
So, during these “dog days
of summer,” don’t forget to
take care of not just
your physical needs
but, include also that
which will have eternal benefits.
If you are camping
take along your Bible
and devotional material. (We have Portals
of Prayer available.)
If you are taking a
road trip plan ahead. Locate a
church where you will be able
to worship.
Jesus said…, “I am the
bread of life; whoever comes to
Me shall not hunger, and whoever believes in Me shall never
thirst.”
In Jesus’ name,
Pastor Miller
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BOOK REVIEWS
is published monthly by
JULY REVIEW
Christ Lutheran Church
64565 Pierson Blvd.
All Mail: P.O. Box 669
Desert Hot Springs, CA
92240
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ALL correspondence for
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!!!
Do you love animals? Do you have an affinity for
just cats or dogs, fish or fowl? Do you have any animals? Over the years I have had a ton of animals.
Me, I love cats. In my adulthood I have had a total
of 22 cats. Sylvester was my talented one, he could
play the piano and sing and he loved to flush the toilet and watch the water go down. I loved them all so
much and I wish they had longer lives. I trusted
their judgment implicitly, in fact, it was my Pooh
Bear who told me Michael was a good guy because
he always hid whenever I had company. Five minutes into Michael’s arrival and Pooh was in his lap.
That was high praise.
Can you tell that this book is going to be about
animals? Yep, my favorite too. CATS woohoo! THE
CAT THAT GOD SENT, written by Jim Kraus. The
story is set in rural Pennsylvania. Jake Wilkerson is
a middle aged Pastor who is starting at a new church
and it is his first assignment as the only Pastor, but
Jake has a secret, one he has never told anyone at
his new church.
(continued, see CATS page 13)
Messenger on the Web!
AUGUST REVIEW
WEBSITE ADDRESS:
UGH...here we are in the dog days of summer. If
you’re lucky, you’re lounging around a large (or
small) pool, if not, your A/C is running full blast. If
neither of those, you have my deepest sympathies.
This is the price we pay for living in the Desert
which is usually very nice weather. (I still wish I
lived somewhere else from August to Halloween.)
dhschristlutheran.org
Deadline for copy: All articles
are to be in the church office by the
15th of the month. Editor reserves
the right to edit for content and
space. The September Messenger
will be assembled on Friday,
August 28 at 9:00 a.m.
PLEASE COME TO HELP!
Editor: Karen Miller
[email protected]
Pastor: Paul E. Miller
[email protected]
It is only fair that this month my book be about
dogs since we’ve already done cats. THE DOG
THAT TALKED TO GOD by Jim Kraus fills that
requirement for me. Mary Fassler is a recently widowed book editor/author who decides to purchase a
miniature schnauzer and names him, Rufus. She
follows all the instructions of the breeder and is
pleased that Rufus seems to catch on quite quickly
the “do’s and don’ts” of being a “good” dog. On one
of their nightly walks, Rufus starts to talk to Mary
and not just about trivia.
(continued, see DOGS page 13)
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JULY
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AUGUST
B. Olive
Miguel Ramirez
Vernelle Rauch
*Emma Schroeder
*Lucas Schroeder
Pastor Miller
Mary Bass
*London von Bluecher
*Cassia Denman
*Alana Rose Peralez
Tearra Sara Carney
Chester Panique
Jan Robbins
Frances Dion (1914)
*Youth under 18!
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Ken & Marcy Griffin
Jeff & Libby Schroeder
Ray & Linda Kneeland
1980 Pastor Miller’s
35th Ordination Anniv.
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*Hannah Hendry
Jim Stencel
Elisabeth Schulze
Keith Wenzel
Jim Lindgren
Svend Lerche
Thomas W. Hendry
Julie Wrankle
Bob Ellison
Lorraine George
Scott Matas
Rob McSpadden
*Tyler Robinson
Sonnie Jean Faga
Daniel Chase
Alea McConnell
Bettie Heitz
Brooke Cook
Barbara Huls
*Karlie Brown
Donna Johnson
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Dave & Jean Kalmbach
Steve & Tisha Showers
John & Erin Franzen
Terry & Theresa Danne
Mike & Lorraine
George
Dick & Sharon Willis
RONALD FRANCIS VOLK
October 10, 1933
†
June 14, 2015
Ron & Bonnie have been members at CLC for many years.
They had been married for
almost 57 years. Unfortunately, Ron was ill
this past few years. May God hold Bonnie and
her family in His loving arms.
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Have a great
Summer!
We will not have any meetings during the months of July and August. We will meet
again September 17. Saturday, October 3, we, Christ Lutheran, will host the Palm
Zone 19 Fall Rally. Continue to pray for our selected Mission Grants and save your
MITES faithfully. You can bring them on the first Sunday of the month and place them
in our large Mite Box on the table in the narthex.
REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
July 5
Doug & Doreen Lodge
Ardell Loebmann
Lloyd Ludtke
August 2
Rob McSpadden
Art & Karen Melcher
Martin & Rose Melican
August 30
LeeRoy & Diane Moschkau
Dorothy Nelson
JoAnn Nelson
July 12
Ede Lundquist
Jim & Lois Lundquist
Ken & Char Malseed
August 9
John & Elaine Myer
Roger Meyer
Bev Mikkalson
We cycle through our
roster and pray for 3
families each week in our
Sunday Service.
July 19
Lucas Matas
Owen Matas
Scott & Victoria & family
August 16
Vi Miller
The Miro Familly
M/M Gaylord Moeller
PRAYER CHAIN
July 26
Steve Maybury
Jim McClure
Leo & Phyllis McSherry
August 23
Don & Beulah Moore
Patsy Morris
Charles & Gail Morseburg
CALL: Sarah Rasmussen:
1-760-251-3505
or EMAIL:
[email protected]
or Church Office:
1-760-329-9292
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Bits & Pieces
from an ’ol blonde
Ah! Summer is almost
upon us. Well, that’s how I
began last month. Boy, did I
get fooled. We had a week of
gorgeous 80+ weather and
then…boom! It turned cold
and windy and yucky. But now
we have 100+ again. Yay! I’ve
been feeling pretty darn good!
It is sure nice to have paraments. As far as we know,
CLC has never had them. We
just ordered the blue paraments for Advent and
should have them before summer is over. (Please see page
15 to see the green paraments.) God is so good!
Chet Panique and
Pastor Miller attended the
PSW District Convention, held
in Irvine, CA, 6/23 to 6/26.
Sonnie Faga was planning to
attend the Wednesday evening
opening service. They will be
remembering those who have
gone home to the Lord since
the last convention. Sonnie’s
husband, Rev. Robert O.
Faga passed away on August
12, 2013.
We have some folks traveling about this summer.
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Bonnie Knutson drove to
Dawson, MN to sell her house.
The sooner she sells it the
sooner she can come back
home. Bettie Heitz will be
spending the summer in
Colorado with her daughter
and family. Sarah
Rasmussen is also driving to
Washington for a wedding and
will be gone a couple off
weeks. Of course, George
Glau spends the summer in
Silver City, NM and returns in
the fall. Chet & Brenda
Panique have been going
back and forth to Arizona to
get a house ready for either
sale/rent. Stan & Mary Bass
left in their RV for Idaho to
visit friends. I believe that
Cyrus & Jan Robbins will
be going to New York to visit
family and Harold & Sylvia
Broeckle will be traveling in
the western part of the states
to do the same. Ken &
Marcy Griffin will be
putting on a few miles visiting
parts of the states also. They
will end up at their place in
Oregon and be back in the fall.
Dick & Sharon spend the
summer in Big Bear, CA.
Phew! The one or two of us
left will hold down the fort.
Received a short note from
Frank & Yo Tierney:
(Congratulations for your
moving. It has been a long
haul, but you did it!! Omaha,
NE)
We received an email from
Forrest & Connie Skaggs
(Garden City, ID) Connie is
Christ’s Messenger
being treated for multiple
myeloma (cancer of the bone
marrow) not melanoma as
reported in the June newsletter.
We were saddened when
Ron Volk passed away June
14th. (see page 3) Keep Bonnie
and their family in your
prayers. She will be taking
Ron’s ashes to Ohio for burial
and will be spending an interminate time there.
We miss our dear brothers
and sisters who are unable to
come to church: Bob Ellison,
Hulda Kreiss, Jim & Lois
Lundquist (short note said
“We aren’t getting out much.
Love you), Claudel Palmer
and Dottie West. Continue
to keep ALL of the brothers
and sisters in Christ, mentioned above, in your prayers.
Snowbirds! We already
look forward to your return.
We’ll see you in the fall/winter
next season. Love you all a
bunch.
Drop us a line, send an
email or come to DHS! It’s
been great to hear from you
while you are away. The
emails are always welcome.
It’s always great to know
you’re thinking of CLC in good
’ol DHS. Take care of each
other and give and get at least
one hug a day.
the secatari ❣
☺
JULY/AUGUST 2015
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BIBLE QUIZ
A follower of Jesus traveled the world, spreading the Good News of Christ. While in Athens,
Greece, he saw an altar with an insciption that read “To an unknown god.” Who was the follower?
A. Dan
B. Jonathan
C. Ham
D. Solomon
(See Acts 17:23–26, NRSV.)
(see quiz, page 13)
“America”
Samuel Francis Smith, a Baptist pastor, wrote the hymn “America” in 1831. Smith was studying a
tune he had never heard, although he knew the British used it for the hymn “God Save the King.” The
British had borrowed the tune from the Germans, who gave it patriotic lyrics.
Smith described what happened as he contemplated the tune: “I instantly felt the impulse to write
a patriotic hymn of my own, adapted to the tune. Picking up a scrap of waster paper which lay ear
me, I wrote at once, probably within half an hour, the hymn ‘America,’ as it is now known everywhere.”
Smith’s friend and classmate Oliver Wendell Holmes once told him, “Your name and fame will live
when I and my works are forgotten.”
JULY 5
SCRIPTURE LESSONS
SIXTH SUNDAY
PENTECOST
Ezekiel 2:1–5
2 Corinthians 12:1–10
Mark 6:1–13
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST
Isaiah 29:11–19
Ephesians 5:22–33
Mark 7:1–13
AFTER
JULY 12
JULY 26
AUGUST 9
SEVENTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST
Amos 7:7–15
Ephesians 1:3–4
Mark 6:14–29
NINTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST
Genesis 9:8–17
Ephesians 3:14–21
Mark 6:45–56
ELEVENTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST
1 Kings 19:1–8
Ephesians 4:17–5:2
John 6:35–51
JULY 19
AUGUST 2
AUGUST 16
EIGHTH SUNDAY
PENTECOST
Jeremiah 23:1–6
Ephesians 2:11–22
Mark 6:30–44
AFTER
AUGUST 23
TENTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST
Exodus 16:2–15
Ephesians 4:1–16
John 6:22–35
TWELFTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST
Provervs 9:1–10
Ephesians 5:6–21
John 6:51–69
AUGUST 30
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST
Deuteronomy 4:1–2,
6–9
Ephesians 6:10–20
Mark 7:14–23
Pastor’s sermons
are based on
these scriptures.
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This outline is a devotional reading plan that
covers the entire Sacred Scriptures each
year. The average reading is three chapters daily. A seasonal canticle is
assigned for each month and is scheduled to replace the psalm on the first
and last days of the month. All of the
psalms are read twice a year. The lectionary is in accordance with Martin
Luther’s suggestions: “But let the entire
Psalter, divided in parts, remain in use and
the entire Scriptures, divided
into lections, let this be preserved in the ears of the
church.”
Also: “After that
another book should be selected, and so on, until the entire
Bible has been read through,
and where one does not understand it, pass that by and glorify God.
JULY Bible Readings
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Deut. 32:1–4
1 Samuel 28–31
Psalm 28
2 Samuel 1–3
Psalm 29
2 Samuel 4–6
Psalm 30
2 Samuel 7–9
Psalm 31
2 Samuel 10–12
Psalm 32
2 Samuel 13–15
Psalm 33
2 Samuel 16–18
Psalm 34
2 Samuel 19–21
Psalm 35
2 Samuel 22–24
Psalm 36
1 Kings 1–2
Psalm 37
1 Kings 3–6
Psalm 38
1 Kings 7–8
Psalm 39
1 Kings 9–11
Psalm 40
1 Kings 12–14
Psalm 41
1 Kings 15–17
Psalm 42
1 Kings 18–20
17 Psalm 43
1 Kings 21–22
18 Psalm 44
2 Kings 1–3
19 Psalm 45
2 Kings 4–6
20 Psalm 46
2 Kings 7–9
21 Psalm 47
2 Kings 10–12
22 Psalm 48
2 Kings 13–15
23 Psalm 49
2 Kings 16–18
24 Psalm 50
2 Kings 19–22
25 Psalm 51
2 Kings 23–25
26 Psalm 52
1 Chronicles 1–5
27 Psalm 53
1 Chronicles 6–10
28 Psalm 54
1 Chronicles 11–15
29 Psalm 55
1 Chronicles 16–20
30 Psalm 56
1 Chronicles 21–25
31 Deut. 32:1–4
1 Chronicles 26–29
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Christ’s Messenger
AUGUST Bible Readings
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Habakkuk 3:2–19
2 Chronicles 1–3
Psalm 57
2 Chronicles 4–6
Psalm 58
2 Chronicles 7–9
Psalm 59
2 Chron. 10–12
Psalm 60
2 Chron. 13–15
Psalm 61
2 Chroni. 16–18
Psalm 62
2 Chron. 19–21
Psalm 63
2 Chron. 22–24
Psalm 64
2 Chron. 25–27
Psalm 65
2 Chron. 28–30
Psalm 66
2 Chron. 31–33
Psalm 67
2 Chron.34–36
Psalm 68
Ezra 1–5
Psalm 69
Ezra 6–10
Psalm 70
Nehemiah 1–3
Psalm 71
Nehemiah 4–6
17 Psalm 72
Nehemiah 7–9
18 Psalm 73
Nehemiah 10–13
19 Psalm 74
Esther 1–3
20 Psalm 75
Esther 4–6
21 Psalm 76
Esther 7–10
22 Psalm 77
Job 1–3
23 Psalm 78
Job 4–6
24 Psalm 79
Job 7–9
25 Psalm 80
Job 10–12
26 Psalm 81
Job 13–15
27 Psalm 82
Job 16–18
28 Psalm 83
Job 19–21
29 Psalm 84
Job 22–24
30 Psalm 85
Job 25–27
31 Habakkuk 3:2–19
Job 28–30
†
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THOSE WHO SERVE IN JULY
If you cannot serve, please call:
!
Chet Panique @ 1-760-318-3152
or email: [email protected]
JULY 5
JULY 12
JULY 19
JULY 26
Tyler Robinson
Owen Matas
Jean Van Beveran
Cathy Campbell
Tyrell Robinson
ALTAR GUILD
Owen Matas
Jean Van Beveran
Cathy Campbell
ELDER
Scott Matas
Svend Lerche
Scott Matas
Scott Matas
Svend Lerche
Nathan & Karen
Johnson
Jean Van Beveran
Cathy Campbell
Karen Johnson
Jeanette Nunn
Dave Nunn
Kim Robinson
Sonnie Faga
LaVon Lindgren
Laura Roberts
Jim Lindgren
Cathy Campbell
Julie Wrankle
Stan & Mary
Bass
ALTAR
ASSISTANT
FLOWERS
GREETERS
USHERS
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
No SS until 9/13.
THOSE WHO SERVE IN AUGUST
August 2
Altar
Assistant
Owen Matas
Altar
Guild
Sarah Rasmussen
Brenda Panique
Elder
Scott Matas
August 9
August 16
Tyrell Robinson Tyler Robinson
August 23
August 30
Owen Matas
Tyler Robinson
Svend Lerche
Svend Lerche
Sarah Rasmussen
Brenda Panique
Scott Matas
Svend Lerche
Scott Matas
Flowers
Gr eeters
Ushers
Sunday
School
Nathan & Karen Nathan Johnson Sonnie Faga
Julie Wrankle Chet & Brenda
Johnson
Jeanette Nunn LaVon Lindgren JeanVanBeveran
Panique
Cyrus & Jan
Robbins
Kim Robinson
David Nunn
Laura Roberts
Jim Lindgren
No SS until 9/13.
Stan & Mary
Bass
Cathy Campbell
JeanVanBeveran
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(CATS, page 2)
THRIVENT
CHOICE DOLLARS
Do you know that now you
can recommend where some of
Thrivent Financial’s charitable
outreach funds go by directing
Choice Dollars and by participating in Voting Events? Go to
www.Thrivent.com and use
your My Thrivent user ID and
password to log on and get
started. If you are not signed
up yet, click on “register now”
to participate. You can also
click on program details to get
more information.
If you don’t know what
Thrivent is, please ask
Mary Bass.
Our Christ Lutheran congregation is one of the preferred
organizations you can choose.
(Organization ID: 502736205CHRIST
LUTHERAN
CHURCH) If you are unable to
do this by computer, you may
call 1-800-847-4836 and state
“Thrivent Choice.” In 2014 our
congregation
received
$1,131.00. Through Please see
Mary Bass if you have any questions or need help. Thank you
to all of you who are choosing
our congregation as a recipient
for these Choice Dollars.
NOTE: We recently
received $847.00 from 9
different policies (six of
them were snowbirds).
Thank you to all who have
designated their Choice
Dollars to Christ
Lutheran…what a blessing!
He also has a cat who showed up at the church parsonage the day Jake arrived. This cat seems to have
quite a personality, he can speak to you as if you could
understand and he really can direct you to what he is
thinking. He loves to drive around in the cab of Jake’s
truck and he loves to go to church. He sits up on the
platform and listens intently to the sermon and the congregation loves him and they like Jake too. Jake is terrified of anyone finding out his secret but so far, it is okay.
The cat is on a mission from God, sent by God and he is
trying very hard to get Jake to open up and trust and
talk. Will he succeed before it is too late? Time will tell.
I’ll be donating this book to the church so look for it
there. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
God Bless, Dottie West
(DOGS, page 2)
He gives her advice and claims to talk to God, that
actually ALL dogs talk to God usually about once a week.
Mary doesn’t really care about him talking to God as she
is quite miffed at Him for the time being. Every night on
their walks they have long discussions about whatever
has been going on in Mary’s life, but Rufus never speaks
during the day or at home. When his advice starts to
suggest major life changes for Mary, she wonders if he is
steering her in the right direction or is she just afraid to
take the leap into the unknown and maybe discover what
is on the other side or does she stay mired in grief and
memories of a life that is no more?
I’ve donated this book to the church library so I hope
you’ll take advantage of that and pick it or any other
book there and take it home to read. Enjoy!
Stay cool and hydrated and safe.
God’s Blessings, Dottie West
(page 4) PUZZLE ANSWER: “Whoever is
thirsty, let hime come; and whoever wishes,
let him take the free gift of the water of life.”
Reveleation 22:17, NIV
(page 8) QUIZ ANSWER C. Paul
JULY/AUGUST 2015
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New Beginnings…for CLC!
“There is a…
season for every
activity under
heaven…”
Ecclesiastes 3:1
…Our Season is NOW!
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Those Who Serve
Choice Dollars
New Beginnings!
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