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St. Paul
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October 2014
A Community of Christ, Helping, Reaching out, Inviting, and Serving Together.
Church address: 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205
Katie Lowe Lancaster, Pastor
Mailing address: 103 E. Cedar St. Anamosa, IA 52205
[email protected]
Paula Hartman, Admin. Assistant
Website: www.stpaulanamosa.com
[email protected]
(319)462-4841
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In the beginning...God… Genesis 1:1
What are you experiencing right now in the reading and hearing of this
message from the scriptures? Pause for a moment. Listen. Pray.
As I was pondering, here is what I heard… In the beginning was God’s act. God
Giving life, God giving light, God giving freedom and God’s gi of forgiveness. God’s
act is not a story to merely give us a framework to explain our existence and therefore
choose what is real and what is unreal. God isn’t wai ng for you and me to create and
establish a viable and plausible storyline of our own existence.
God’s act – is the beginning – it is before – out of nothing – except out of God – to be
the sole power with the one and only authority to act– how? By crea ng.
In the beginning – there is no prelude to before beginning – God is the beginning,
middle and the end...nothing before and nothing a er.
God created in order that there was light in the darkness. God created in order that there was life.
In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the
surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters. And God said, “Let there be light”, and there was
light…
This is God’s upper story, God’s desire – to bring light into darkness...to create and to give freedom, and in so doing, love the
unlovable and forgive the unforgiveable...always at the expense...and the cost...of God.
Our lower story is our daily lives, the joys and the challenges, the laughter and the tears. Our stories are important and
personal to God. Why? Because in the Book of Genesis it says, we were made in the image of God. We were made not to be
li'le gods, but to be the most treasured crea on above all else to God. Therefore, what happens to us – ma'ers to God.
God’s story, the upper story by God’s choice, not ours, intertwines with our story, the lower story of the everyday. This is not
because we want love and forgiveness or even understand this sacrifice of God. God loves and forgives because God knows
what God’s own crea on NEEDS. You and I, need life once again solely through the God act – of God’s forgiveness – God’s love
– God’s grace – God’s gi of salva on – Jesus Christ.
We have been each invited to read the Bible in a new format called The Story. It is a simplified version of the New
Interna onal Version (NIV) of the Bible in chronological order. Together as we read the scriptures it is our hope we will
become more Biblically fluent. Fluent in this context means to understand how God’s story and our story connect. Knowing
enough about the Bible that we can hear a story from the Bible and not merely know where the story goes on a meline but
the purpose, meaning and relevance of that story injected into our story today.
It is never too late to join the journey. Come to worship, join a small group, grab a copy of The Story, or talk with a friend.
Together, we are on a journey to find our story in God’s story of grace.
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH 201 N. FORD ST. ANAMOSA, IA 52205 (319) 462-4841
PASTOR KATIE’S EMAIL: [email protected]
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Bridges of Jones County CROP Walk 2014
Baptisms
Welcome to our church family Cullen James
Hubler, son of Blake & Molly (Lerch) Hubler
who was bap zed at St. Paul on Sunday,
September 21 . Sponsors were the Lerch and
Hubler families.
Women’s Circles
The Bridges of Jones County CROP Walk will be held Sunday,
October 12, 2014 at 2:00pm at the Mon cello Swimming
Pool Pavilion. Please bring
your walker/sponsor dona on
envelope (available in the back of
church). Your par cipa on is
encouraged. Thank you.
ALY News
By Virginia Danielson
Mary Circle will meet on Tuesday, October
14th at 7pm at Marty Rowland’s home.
Hostess will be Marty Rowland and Jan
Koppenhaver will lead the Bible Study.
St. Paul packed and delivered weekend bags of food during
September for the school backpack program. As the month
went on, the numbers of children we served grew from just
over 40 to over 60, and are s ll increasing.
Sarah Circle will meet on Wednesday, October
8th at 1:30pm at Woodland Park. Hostess will
be Rosie Aus n and Mary Lou Schipper will
lead the Bible Study.
The ALY board thanks all who volunteered during the month,
especially the large group who were “God’s Hands” on that
special weekend of service. Marge Bohlken and Karen Stange
led this ac vity, and their work made the start of ALY’s school
year program a great one for the children.
Pray for Our Military
October is the month that ALY hosts our annual Gospel
concert, the only fund-raising we do each year. We’re excited
to have another local group, THE MESSENGERS, as our
headliners this year. THE MESSENGERS are based in Viola, and
led by Jim and Chris May. Please mark your calendars for a
great a ernoon with musicians gathered from the local
churches, including the UCC choir, St. Paul’s Celebra on
Singers, and the Methodist bell choir. The date is October 26
at 3:00 pm at the Anamosa United Methodist Church.
Please pray for our men and women currently
serving in the military:
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Alec Embree
Jeremy Fall
Allen Gilbert
Kalib Seeley
Please call the church office if you would like
to be added or deleted from this list.
Ray of Hope Grief &
Significant Loss
Get-together
The 1st Saturday of every month
9:00-10:30 AM
Church Basement Fellowship Hall
All are welcome!
People need each other
in a very special way!
People need each other
to survive from day
to day.
Elizabeth Delea
For more
information
call Karen at
462-2949.
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September Church Council Report
Balances of St. Paul Bank Accounts as of 8/31/2014:
General Fund Checking Acct.
Beginning Balance $24,807.15
Ending Balance $26,143.33
Land Purchase Savings Acct.
Beginning Balance $13,350.24
Ending Balance $10,296.36
Land Purchase Checking Acct.
Beginning Balance $2,581.30
Ending Balance $5,676.84
This month the Church Council focused their opening conversa on on “Reviving the Congrega on: Pastoral
Leadership in a Changing Context,” by ELCA Pastor Michael W. Foss. The topic centered on what mo vated
individuals to establish congrega ons and in so doing create tradi ons that were invi ng, engaging and commi'ed
to the proclama on of Jesus Christ? This leads us to ask the big ques on, what does it look like to be people with
that same convic on and commitment to risk change, innova on and convic on to sharing the Good News in
today’s world? According to our congrega onal survey we are people who stated we are open to change but we
don’t like it. Pastor Foss says, acknowledgement of that statement is step one. What does change look like at
St Paul? Iden fy and claim the areas of ministry we do well. Pastor Foss says step two, begin doing – the rest of the
work to be an inspiring congrega on. What is at stake to change or not to change? Whether or not we con nue to
be a voice that proclaims the saving grace of Jesus Christ in today’s ever changing culture.
Mo ons were made to accept agendas and reports as presented. Communica on was received by the ELCA
Southeastern Synod to a'end the Conversa on with the Bishop and Conference mee ngs. Also a request was
received to consider the installa on of electric shades for an easier way to hang banners in the sanctuary.
Mo ons were made, seconded and approved to add to the roster: Regan and Zoie Cunningham who were bap zed
on August 16 and Kael Hora who was bap zed on August 17. Also added to roster by transfer from St Mark’s
Lutheran Church in Marion, Dennis, Amber Chelsea, and Camden Holland.
Council heard a report on Children’s Ministry being expanded for Sunday mornings and Wednesday nights for
children in Preschool through Fourth grade (Kids for Christ: KFC). Reflec on on the congrega onal report from
spring 2014 was discussed including the need for addi onal part- me staffing support. Following up with the need
for addi onal staff Kristy Robertson was hired part- me as the KFC Team Coordinator and Kiana Egge hired partme as KFC Wednesday Night Team Leader. Both individuals will be in leadership roles 10 hours a month.
There was discussion on the following reports: Call Commi'ee, Discipleship (The Story), Stewardship/Grounds and
Maintenance and Worship (The Story). The council was informed of staffing resigna on of part- me bookkeeper,
LeeAnna Boone. Mary Achenbach and Nancy Lyon-Douglas will meet to discuss a resolu on to ongoing financial
work and submission of reports.
Council mee ng concluded with a closing prayer by Nicole Sander.
Do you have a topic or request for Church Council to discuss? Each month on the first Monday of the month the
Church Council Agenda will be created for the Council Mee+ng the following Monday. You are welcome to contact
the church office and request an item be on the agenda. Deadline will always be the 1st Monday! If you have
ques+ons please contact Kris+ Fortune, Church Council Secretary for more informa+on. Thank you!
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Generous Giving
So in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all
the others. We have different gi4s, according to the grace given to each of us. If
your gi4 is prophesying, then prophesy in accordance with your faith; if it is
serving, then serve; if it is teaching, then teach; if it is to encourage, then give
encouragement; if it is giving, then give generously; if it is to lead, do it
diligently; if it is to show mercy, do it cheerfully. Love must be sincere. Hate what
is evil; cling to what is good. 10 Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one
another above yourselves.
-Romans 12:5-10 New Interna onal Version (NIV)
This is just a sample of recent generous gi s shared by
members at St. Paul. If you have been a generous giver and
your name is not listed, please know, as a community we
could never glorify and proclaim the Good News without
your faithful stewardship. Your brothers and sisters in Christ
thank you!
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Fall Faith Walk– Women’s Ministry Team: Lisa Hamilton,
Jane Ortgies, Carol S ffler, Nancy Hart and Pastor Ka e
for an amazing night of fellowship and worship.
Daly Creek Winery, Thou Art, Starlighters II Theatre, and
Grounds and Goodies, plus an assortment of wonderful
local businesses that support the Fall Faith Walk.
Paula Hartman– who kept Pastor Ka e sane. Thank you
to Paula for her gi to communicate in a variety of ways
the countless ministry happenings at St. Paul.
Laura Secrist– for her commitment to launching The
Story and encouraging individuals to go out of their
comfort zone and lead small groups and/or join one!
Barb Kleis and team of folks who have handed out The
Story resources.
DJ & Donna Condry for seVng up the bonfire for the
WD4 kick off and also to the food team.
Virginia Danielson and the “God’s Work. Our Hands”
Team and par cipants for a weekend of God honoring
servant projects.
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans for providing and
financing supplies for Servant Sunday.
Pam Humpal for the beau ful banners in our sanctuary.
Hank Biere, Virginia Danielson and the members of the
Celebra on Singers for the meaningful singing during
worship.
The family of Bud Hahn, WELCA and St. Paul Memorial
Fund for the purchase of Bibles for our sanctuary and
fellowship area.
Don Harmon and Kristy Robertson for taking such
wonderful photos of our St. Paul events.
Can you think of someone you would like to
acknowledge? Contact the church office and we
will add them to our Generous Giving list next
month.
Anamosa Ministerial Association
The season of harves ng is nearing and
excitement is growing. However, there are
many people who find their cupboards are
bare and they are unable to provide a meal for
their families.
The Anamosa Ministerial Associa on is an
ecumenical faith group consis ng of ten
churches in Anamosa. Each church contributes
me by their pastor/leaders to gather
together once a month to connect and share
ideas. Each church also contributes financial
resources to the group and in turn, available
collected funds are dispersed as needed.
For the month of October, the Anamosa
Ministerial Associa on agreed to collec vely
fund what is a typical set cost to cover one
month of food vouchers for individuals living in
Jones County. The dona on will go directly to
the Jones County Community Cupboard so
that folks living in the county will receive the
support they need.
In November, the ten congrega ons will
gather together on November 23 to share in
worship, servant work, fellowship and giving of
our resources. Our hope will be to keep the
Jones County Community Cupboard stocked
and ready. More informa on will be made
available as details come together.
We give thanks for this very meaningful
collabora on between the ten area churches.
FORKS & FRIENDS
COMMUNITY MEALS
4th Thursday of the month from 5-7pm
at the Anamosa United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
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THE STORY CHAPTER SCHEDULE
Date:
Chapter:
Bible Reading:
Gospel Reading:
10/05/14
3– Joseph: From Slave to Deputy Pharaoh
Genesis 37:2-8
Luke 6:35-38
10/12/14
4– Deliverance
Exodus 3:7-15
Luke 4:14-22
10/19/14
5– New Commands and a New Covenant
Exodus 19:1-8
Mark 9:2-8
10/26/14
6– Wandering
Numbers 10:33-36
John 6:30-35
We are a few weeks into “The Story” and all I can say is AMAZING!
AMAZING is how many people worked so hard to make sure that everything was ready to go for this adventure.
THANK YOU!
AMAZING is the number of people who have commi'ed to reading “The Story” and in doing so are becoming more
fluent in the Bible and all that it can teach us.
AMAZING to see all the small group leaders that have stepped forward to serve and also to all the people that have
agreed to a'end a small group.
AMAZING to hear about all the people that have chosen to invite a friend or tell someone new about what we are
doing.
AMAZING is the sheer number of children and adults that gather together every Wednesday night to Worship
Grow, Relate, and Serve.
AMAZING to hear all the conversa ons that are being had by new and old comers about what God wants for us.
AMAZING is how God is s rring hearts to do more than we have done before.
AMAZING is how many people are stepping outside their comfort zone to do something for the very first me.
AMAZING to be at a church that would embrace “The Story” with such passion.
I can’t wait to see where this adventure leads us all. Remember, don’t keep this a secret...tell your friends, invite
them to come along on our journey, give them a book, you won’t be sorry you did.
See you in church,
Laura Secrist
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Ministry Group Leaders for 2014-2015
Our thanks to all of the many individuals that will be faith leaders for our children, youth and adults in the
upcoming year. Small Groups will be joining in the 31 week journey, The Story. You are always welcome to jump in
a small group any me throughout the year.
Group
Leaders
Time and Loca*on
Good Guys/Wednesday mornings
Denny Oltmann/Don Hardersen
6:45am/McO'os
Saturday evenings
Karen Stange
7:00pm/Church Fellowship Hall
Adults/Sunday mornings
John Lancaster
9:25am/Church Fellowship Hall
Adults/Sunday mornings
Darel Secrist
9:25am/CE Building- HS Room
Preschool & KFC/Sunday mornings
Kristy Robertson & Team
9:15am/CE Building
WD4 Adults/Wednesday evenings
Nancy Lyon Douglas/
John Lancaster/Laura Secrist/
Polly Chalstrom
6:30pm/Church Sanctuary
WD4 High School/Wednesday evenings
Darel Secrist/Jen Petersen/
Becky Goldsmith/Shaun Lambertsen
6:30pm/Church Sanctuary
WD4 7th-8th Grade/Wednesday evenings
Jill Darrow/Michele Lubben
DJ Condry/Dara Flecksing
6:30pm/Church Sanctuary
WD4 5th-6th Grade/Wednesday evenings
Kris Fortune/ William Flecksing
Sally Meyer/Barb Wilson
6:30pm/CE Building
WD4 K-4th Grade/Wednesday evenings
Kiana Egge/Angie Thomas/
Nicole Sander
6:30pm/CE Building
WD4 Wednesday Discipleship: Worship, Grow, Relate and Serve
Many folks may know that WD4 is our mid-week ministry, however, you may wonder what it stands for = WD4:
Wednesday Discipleship (WD) with (4) four core values: worship, grow, relate and serve.
You may have also heard of some other group names like:
KFC- Kids for Christ– ministry for children in Kindergarten through 4th grade.
Club 56 and Club 78– ministry for students in 5-6 grade or 7-8 grade.
We also have 15-20 High School students that are passionate about not only coming to WD4 but they invite
their friends and are truly AWESOME!
Snack Shack– in the CE Building, we offer an assortment of snacks that have been donated to this ministry. The
income/offerings goes toward youth mission trips.
Our hope two years ago was to engage youth and small group leaders in meaningful mid-week discipleship,
worship and service in a comfortable and relaxed seVng. In the beginning and s ll today we begin each evening
with large group teaching led by Pastor Ka e for youth and adults and key leader for our children. Immediately
following is rela onship building in small groups for all ages. We conclude with a full worship service including
music, scripture readings, a sermon, Holy Communion, as well as being blessed and sent into the world.
In our first two years, we grew from 12 confirma on students to averaging 40-60 people each week. This year we
have already grown to over 100 children, youth and adults. We con nue in 2014-2015 with large group kick off at
6:30, small group at 7:00 and worship at 7:30!
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COMMUNION BREAD
OCTOBER DUTIES SCHEDULE 6:00 SERVICE
DATE/SERVICE
USHERS
READERS
COMMUNION
PREP/CLEAN
COMMUNION
ASSISTANTS
POWER POINT
Oct. 4– 6:00
Ken/Pam Humpal
Dorothy Postel
Ken/Pam Humpal
Dorothy Postel
Myra Powell
Oct. 11– 6:00
Dennis Hora
Beth Hora
Dennis/Beth Hora
Beth Hora
Beth Hora
Oct. 18– 6:00
Jerry/Verlyn
Stolte
Karen Stange
Jerry/Verlyn
Stolte
Karen Stange
Julie Fall
Oct. 25– 6:00
Jim Conley
Darla Algoe
Darla Algoe
Eunice Conley
Lisa Hamilton
OCTOBER DUTIES SCHEDULE 8:00 SERVICE
DATE/SERVICE
USHERS
READERS
COMMUNION
PREP/CLEAN
COMMUNION
ASSISTANTS
Oct. 5– 8:00
Lynn Decious/
Colin Stiffler
Colin Stiffler
Barry/Wilma
Anderson
Jan Koppenhaver
Carol Stiffler
Oct. 12– 8:00
Paul/Verna
Lewison
Marty Rowland
Paul/Verna
Lewison
Brian/Jill
Darrow
Oct. 19– 8:00
Dale/Pat
Jensen
Pat Jensen
Mary Goldsmith/
Jan Kurtz
Brian /Michele
Lubben
Oct. 26– 8:00
John Lancaster
Jay Willems
Pastor or Mary Lou
Schipper
Don/Dorothy
Harmon
Cheri Francik/
Pastor Schipper
OCTOBER:
Valerie Lambertsen
OCTOBER ALTAR FLOWERS
October 5: Dave Michels
October 12: Marty Rowland
October 19: Dave & Jane Ortgies
October 26: Fred & Lindsey Austin
OCTOBER DUTIES SCHEDULE 10:30 SERVICE
USHERS
READERS
COMMUNION
PREP/CLEAN
COMMUNION
ASSISTANTS
POWER POINT
VIDEO
Oct. 5– 10:30
Denny Folken
Family
Lisa Folken
Barb Wilson
Lisa Folken/
Darel Secrist
Kirsten Lancaster
Kyle Folken
Oct. 12– 10:30
Dan/Marilyn
Lambertsen
Dan or Marilyn
Lambertsen
Jeff/Barb
Switzer
Darin & Nicole
Sander
Jake Harmon
Pierce Fairbanks
Oct. 19-10:30
CJ Sullivan
Family
Paula Sisler
Serge/Paula
Sisler
Serge/Paula
Sisler
Jenna Wilson
Cole Sander
Oct. 26-10:30
Rob Robertson
Family
Kristy Robertson
DJ/Donna
Condry
DJ/Donna
Condry
Kylee Secrist
Olivia
Christianson
DATE/SERVICE
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ST.ST.
PAUL
PAUL
OCTOBER
JULY CALENDAR
CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1
6:45am Good Guys (McO?os)
8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W.P.)
2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (Grounds &
Goodies)
5:30pm Celebra+on Singers Prac+ce
6:30-8pm WD4
8-8:30pm 9th grade Confirma+on Mtg.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
9-10:30am Ray of Hope (Church Basement)
9-3pm ARC (CE Building)
6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service
7:00pm The Story Bible Study
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
8:00am Tradi+onal Worship Service
9:00am Coffee Hour
9:15am Sunday School
9:25am Adult Sunday School
10:30am Praise Worship Service
4:00pm G.S. Daisy Troop (CE Bldg)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7
8:00pm Alcoholics Anonymous
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8
6:45am Good Guys (McO?os)
8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W.Park)
1:30pm Sarah Circle (Woodland Park)
2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (Grounds &
Goodies)
6:30-8pm WD4
8:00pm Praise Band Prac+ce
8-8:30pm 9th grade Confirma+on Mtg.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service
7:00pm The Story Bible Study
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
8:00am Tradi+onal Worship Service
9:00am Coffee Hour
9:15am Sunday School
9:25am Adult Sunday School
10:30am Praise Worship Service
2:00pm CROP Walk (Mon+cello)
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13
6:00pm Church Council Mtg. (CE Bldg.)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
4:00pm Newsle?er Ar+cles Due
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
7:00pm Mary Circle (Marty Rowland’s)
8:00pm Alcoholics Anonymous
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service
7:00pm The Story Bible Study
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15
6:45am Good Guys (McO?os)
8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W.Park)
2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (Grounds
&Goodies)
5:30pm Celebra+on Singers Prac+ce
6:30-8:00pm WD4
8-8:30pm 9th grade Confirma+on Mtg.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
8:00am Tradi+onal Worship Service
9:00am Coffee Hour
9:15am Sunday School
9:25am Adult Sunday School
10:30am Praise Worship Service
10:30am Confirma+on
3:00pm ALY Concert (AUMC)
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service
7:00pm The Story Bible Study
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28
8:00pm Alcoholics Anonymous
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
8:00am Tradi+onal Worship Service
9:00am Coffee Hour
9:15am Sunday School
9:25am Adult Sunday School
10:30am Praise Worship Service
1:00pm St. Paul Golf Ou+ng (Fawn Creek
Golf Course)
4:00pm G.S. Daisy Troop (CE Bldg)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29
6:45am Good Guys (McO?os)
8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W.Park)
2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (Grounds
& Goodies)
6:30-8:00pm WD4
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30
9:00am Newsle?er Group (Paula)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21
8:00pm Alcoholics Anonymous
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22
6:45am Good Guys (McO?os)
8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W.Park)
2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (Grounds &
Goodies)
6:30-8pm WD4
8:00pm Praise Band Prac+ce
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23
10:00am Friend to Friend (Ch. Basement)
5-7pm Forks & Friends (Anamosa United
Methodist Church)
SAVE THE DATE!
November 9, 2014 9:15am
Pastries with the Pastor
November 15 & 16, 2014
During all three services
New member recogni on
October Work Group
Chairs: DJ & Donna Condry
Terry & Evelyn French
Dan & Pam Goodyear
Rob & Kristl Hunt
John & Donna Jones
Pat Lubben
Mary Martensen
Mike & Pat Plueger
Jeff & Jessica Smith
Bob & Julie Soupene
Mark & Beth Thomas
Greta Vaughn
Scott & Annette Wheeler
Lisa Williams
Lucille Zimmerman
Mandy Zieser
A few du+es include: Taking care of the family care room; (wipe off
crib & li?le table, pick up and straighten room) over-see kitchen
(*Launder towels on counter, check & clean refrigerators & stoves
when needed) keep supplies stocked (paper towels, dish soap in
kitchen, kleenex for the bathroom, plas+c wrap & baggies etc.). *It is
very important that Work Groups select someone to check on the
kitchen.
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Students will be
Confirmed on
Sunday, October 26
during the
10:30 service
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St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church
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WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Saturday:
6pm Contemporary Worship
Sunday:
8am Traditional Worship
9am Fellowship
9:15am Sunday School
9:30am Adult Sunday School
10:30am Contemporary Worship
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
Todd Nielsen
Randy Kray
Avery Ludwig
Lillie Geltz
Darcy Jacobs
Wesley Meyer
Marla Spinler
Chris Kray
Michele Swartz
Denise Whitmore
Aus n Holub
Lauren Heying
Pam Humpal
Hannah Michels
Kinsey S ffler
Gary French
Patsy Hardersen
Judy Swartzendruber
John Capron
Jim Hankemeier
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06
06
06
07
08
08
08
08
09
09
09
10
10
Michael Lancaster
Helen Schoon
Lacey Smith
Eric Kula
Neva Nachtrieb
Kaylee Fairbanks
Preston Geltz
John Minzenmeyer
Walker Burgess
Larry Ricklefs
Darel Secrist
Beth Rissman
Jim Albrecht
Benjamin Zuazua
Trish Ewing
Gust LaDue
Ethan Ewing
Kris Fortune
Edna Roeglin
Jeff Smith
10
10
11
12
12
13
13
13
14
15
15
16
18
18
19
19
21
22
22
22
Lisa Folken
Kaylee Reinhardt
Ashton Weber
Tysen Gravel
Susan Tapken
Denny Folken
Bob Algoe
Darla Algoe
Madalyn Heims
Dan Goodyear
Grant Lubben
Arnie Andreesen
Pastor Ka e
Madyleine Moenck
Ken Shover
Kandace Reinhardt
Angie Thomas
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23
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24
24
25
27
28
28
29
29
30
30
30
30
31
31
If your birthday was omi?ed from this calendar, it is because we do not have the date in our records. If you would like your
birthday listed on our newsle?er calendar, please call Paula at 462-4841 or email her at [email protected] and she
would be happy to include it.