July 5, 2020 (4th Sunday after Trinity)
Opening Hymn Page 544
Divine Service 3 (page 184)
Sermon
hymn Page 696
Sermon “Christ’s
Mercy is Ours to Show to Others!” Luke 6:36-42
Offertory
Communion hymn Page 915,
766, 733
Closing hymn Page 852
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
Sunday: 8:30 a.m.: Bible Study
9:30
a.m.: Worship Service
/ Holy Communion
Live Stream You Tube
11:30 p.m.: Worship Service / Holy
Communion
Scotland
Wednesday: 6:00
a.m.: Men’s Bible Study
Sunday: 8:30 a.m.: Bible Study
9:30 a.m.: Worship Service / Holy Communion
Live
Stream You Tube
11:30 p.m.: Worship Service / Holy
Communion
Menno
Baptized
membership: 301
Members and visitors in
attendance: 69
IN YOUR PRAYERS: Please pray for those members and others who are
quarantined in their facilities: Salem-Mennonite Home, Melton,
Wyona, Norbert, Marlene, Sharon, Darlene, Bob, Eldora* & Viella*
Oakview
Terrace, Lavonne, Orville, Millie, Bernice, Alice, Ruth, Lorna,
Gladys*, Menno-Olivet Care Center, Jacob*, Jackie* Good
Samaritan Scotland, Corrine*, Lorraine* Springfield
Assisted Living, Mildred*, Firesteel Mitchell, Ruth*,
Good Samaritan Miller, Lucille, Tieszen Memorial
Home, Myron. Low Mobility at
home: Susan, Harvey, Dianne, Connie, Bernita, Myrdes*, Marietta*, Betty*, and
those suffering from illness; Brandon*, Jim**= not a St. Paul Freeman member
THE LORD PERFORMS HOLY BAPTISM
TODAY on Colt Steven Schmeichel. He is the son of Ethan and Jessica
Schmeichel. Welome Colt to the family of
God!
SAVE THE DATE: Parents
of this fall's sixth and seventh graders. Please save August 26th at
7:00pm for a meeting. Confirmation will hopefully start after Labor Day and we
hope that it is an in-person class. I ask that parent/sponsor attend class with
the confirmand for at least the first year. This meeting will give
expectations, materials, and a chance to speak with one another to decide what
date/time it will work best for all families, so bring your calendars and
schedules. More information to follow when it gets closer to the date. -
Pastor
MAIN STREET LIVING: This is
the Life at 10:00 a.m. and Worship
Service at 10:30 a.m. See BlogSpot for monthly schedule.
Good works do not save me, but
the saved me, does good works. Please contact me if interested in
being on a "Help Offered" list for service work for the elderly in
our church and the community of Freeman such as; picking up mail/groceries,
routine check-ins coordinated with family, small painting projects, toting,
lifting, brush/leaf clearing, cleaning, or perhaps you have some ideas. You may
even be "elderly" yourself, but can and want to help your neighbor
however you can. Please, give me a call- Pastor
If you find yourself shuttered
at home and need someone to do something for you, or are a
family member of someone who is, but could use someone to check in on your
loved one, also please give me a call and I will try to connect you to those
volunteers above. - Pastor
Several missions/ministries
were not highlighted in the past few months. In April, the Orphan Grain Train (POB 1466,
Norfolk, NE 68702-1466) was scheduled to come give a presentation
but was postponed. We are now looking at scheduling something in September. In
addition, the Lenten dinners were also not held and so the Youth Group
did not benefit from your contributions. Other missed opportunities to support
missions and ministry efforts were for May: IssuesEtc.org (P.O. Box 83,
Collinsville, IL 62234), a syndicated radio talk show and podcast, and Freeman
Regional Health Services Foundation (510 E. 8th St. PO Box 370 Freeman, SD
57029). And in June: LCMS Disaster Response (via Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod).
in
July consider supporting future pastor and deaconess formation by
supporting the Joint Seminary Fund (via Lutheran Church Missouri Synod,
1333 S. Kirkwood Rd. St. Louis, MO 63122) or each individually seminary (Adopt-A-Student
- Concordia Seminary St. Louis Advancement office 800.822-5287 or,
Concordia Theological Seminary Fort Wayne at 260.452.2167)
Thank
you for considering these Missions/Ministries.
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