IN
OUR DAILY PRAYERS
this week please remember all who are sick or hospitalized our shut-in and
inactive members, and at least two people in your life who do not yet know
Christ.
LADIES
AID will meet on Sept. 6th at 7:00 pm with Garnet Stern as
hostess. The Bible Study will be Lesson 7 “Let Us Pray” followed by the
Business Meeting. All Ladies are invited to attend. Corrine Handel
is on Altar Guild for September, Darlene Schrag is Visiting Helper and Coffee
Hour committee for Sept. 2nd is Corrine Handel, Cindy Hofer and Phyllis
Knittel.
ALTAR GUILD – We are looking
for someone to take over the candle and vestment maintenance duties. If you are interested, please contact the
Pastor.
15th ANNUAL BIKE FOR LIFE
will be on Saturday, September 8. As in
the past several years, St. Paul will host the luncheon rest stop for riders
and support staff. A signup sheet for
volunteers needed to help set up on Friday evening, cook, serve and clean up on
Saturday, and a list for items needed will be posted on the bulletin
board. Everyone is welcome to stop by
and visit with our guests on Saturday.
Richard & Bobbie Salis will try to answer any questions you may have
about the event. Land line with
answering machine is 605-925-7529. As
always, your support for our Lords Life Ministry is greatly appreciated.
MISSING LARGE-PRINT HYMNAL
– For those who use the large-print hymnals, please return them to the usher
stand or give them to an usher at the end of the worship service. Whoever used the hymnals last week – and
presumably accidentally took it home(!) – would you please return it to the
church. Thanks!
RALLY DAY PICNIC
– The congregation is invited to a potluck to celebrate the opening of Sunday
School on Sept. 9th after church. Hot dogs, brats and drinks will be provided. Please bring a salad, side dish or dessert. Sunday School classes begin on Sept. 16th. Please join us!
YOUTH GROUP LEADER
– We are looking for one or more adults to lead our Senior High Youth Group
beginning this Fall. If you are
interested, please contact the Pastor.
Installation of Teachers – Our Sunday School and
Midweek School teachers will be installed during our Sept. 9th
worship service so (hint!) all teachers should be in church that day!
WE ARE LOOKING
for SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS. Please let
Amber, Cheri or Kari know if you are interested. Please prayerfully consider volunteering for
these important positions!
MAIN STREET LIVING –
September 2, 2012 - Kid’s
Crossing depicts Jesus as the Life Line in Life, trust in Jesus. The featured speaker is Rev. David Edge of
Zion Lutheran Church in Sioux Falls. The sermon theme is “The Full Armor of
God.” The Main Street Living may be seen each Sunday morning at 10:00 am on
KDLT-NBC Sioux Falls or at 9:00 am on KEVN-FOX Rapid City.
THE LUTHERAN HOUR – September 2 "A Labor of Love” Lutheran
Hour Speaker: Rev. Gregory Seltz (Ephesians 6:10-13) The Lutheran Hour is broadcast
on Sunday mornings at 8:30 on 105.9 FM and at 9:30 on 570 AM.
SAMARITANS PURSE
“Shoe Box program” – For those who noticed the gray tub in the Fellowship Hall
and are curious about its purpose, the following will shed some light on the
subject. The Board of Ed is very proud
of the response we received from the local children to help provide items for
underprivileged children around the world.
Samaritans Purse is a Christian organization that helps people in
need. They are helping dig wells and
provide mosquito nets in Africa, helping Veterans injured while protecting our
country as well as delivering packages to children who are in need. The Board of Ed thought the children would
like to be involved by providing items for needy children, such as hygiene
items, school supplies, personal items (such as socks, t-shirts and underwear)
or even toys and hard candy. These are
things that some children are rarely able to enjoy … essentially anything that
will fit in a shoe box. If any of the
congregation would also enjoy donating, there is additional information on the
bulletin board. We plan on collecting
items through August. Thank you for your
generosity. (s) The Board of Ed
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