MAIN STREET LIVING –October
29: Rev. Nabil Nour of Trinity Lutheran church in Hartford, SD brings
us the Reformation Day message, “The Gospel Gives True Freedom!”. The message
is based on John 8: 32. The program is interpreted and closed captioned for the
hearing impaired.
MENTOR/MENTEES: Will be meeting Oct 22 @ 7
pm for a night of fellowship and fun. Sarah Harris, Penny Smidt and Cheri
Knittel will be hosting "The Halloween Harvest Hunt". Hope to see you
there.
VOTERS MEETING – Our quarterly voters meeting
will be held on Sunday, October 29th in the Fellowship Hall right
after the worship service. Please plan
to attend.
SEE BULLETIN BOARD for information concerning the annual
bazaar of our sister congregation at First Lutheran Church Sioux City on
November 4th from 9-3pm. The theme is "The Gift of Christmas".
GREETING CARD FUNDRAISER: The
Youth Group will be taking orders for boxed greeting cards including Christmas
ones at the end of the month. Most are in boxes of 12
cards/envelopes and range $6-$8 per box. A few samples and order forms will be
available after services on October 22nd - Nov 5th and will be available for
pick up later in November.
Remember the ANNUAL CHURCH
BAZAAR on Nov. 2nd from 10:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Bob and
Karen Pidde are responsible for Altar flowers in November and Visiting
Helper for the month is Corrine Handel.
OUR ANNUAL BAZAAR will be
held Thursday, Nov. 2nd from 10:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. We will
have a Stitchery/Craft/ Country Store Booth and the Lunch
Counter. We have posted the food list and work schedule on the bulletin
board in the fellowship hall and the refrigerator in the kitchen if you want to
check what you have volunteered to prepare. If you have any questions regarding
the work schedule please contact one of the committee members. We plan to have
the kitchen door unlocked by 7:15 a.m. Also please put a checkmark by your name on
the food list when you bring your donations. If you have prepared your food
earlier and then froze it, please make sure it is unthawed when you bring it. A
sincere Thank You to everyone that has volunteered to bring food and also all
the workers. See you Thursday Nov. 2nd for a day of good food and
fellowship.
We are planning to clean the
kitchen on Thursday, Oct 26th starting around 1:30 p.m. please come
& help if you are able. Thanks.
NOTE FROM PASTOR: By now you are probably getting used to me putting apologies in the
bulletin, but I hope these slow down a little. Last Sunday was the
microphone battery? Or so I heard some could not hear. Oh, and I
forgot the LWML pledge on LWML Sunday. I had it in the bulletin insert,
but we didn't do it, so maybe we will do it twice next year (grin). Again,
forgiveness sought. You know, this is the blessing we have as Christians,
this "forgiveness" thing..and what a glorious thing it is! When
the world tells you that you are either good or bad, we are given the gift of a
third option; to say we are bad, but made good by the atoning blood of Christ,
freeing us to do good for the sake our neighbor, and not bad for the sake of
ourselves. Forgiven in Christ, we repent and seek to forgive each other
as we have been forgiven (Lord's prayer). To God be the glory.
Pastor Makelin
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