St. John's Lutheran (LCMS), Howard, SD
Monday, October 29, 2007
No Sermon PodCast for October 28, 2007 Reformation Sunday.
Due to Technical Difficulties (i.e. bad recording) there will be no sermon podcast this week.
October 28, 2007
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Tne November Edition of St. John's News is Available for Download
November 2007 Edition of St. John's News is available.
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St. John's News is the newsletter of
St. John’s Lutheran Church, Howard, SD
Published Monthly
For subscription information contact
St. John’s Lutheran Church
502 South Main Street / Box 607
Howard, SD 57349
or eMail: Newsletter (at) StJohnsHoward.org or Call: (605)772-5252
November 2007 Edition of St. John's News is available.
Click here for St. John’s News
(The Adobe Acrobat Reader is needed to read this file, get it here)
St. John's News is the newsletter of
St. John’s Lutheran Church, Howard, SD
Published Monthly
For subscription information contact
St. John’s Lutheran Church
502 South Main Street / Box 607
Howard, SD 57349
or eMail: Newsletter (at) StJohnsHoward.org or Call: (605)772-5252
Labels: News, Newsletter
Friday, October 26, 2007
Announcements for October 28, 2007
Elder: Jerry Sprecher
Greeters: Joyce Everhart and Theresa Van Sickle
Acolyte: Maria Schwader
Stewardship from Romans 3:19-28: The Epistle for Reformation Sunday reminds us Christian stewards that we do not do our stewardship with the motive of winning God’s favor and blessings. Our good works can never save us, but because we are saved we will do good works, including all we do in the name of stewardship.
Life Quote: “Abortion is the most tragic consequence of a culture that is infatuated with sex, youth, and immediate gratification. Ours is a culture with little regard for the weakest, the most vulnerable, the most needy. Make no mistake, this view of life as disposable has tremendous consequences also for the elderly! Some 80 percent of the elderly cared for in nursing homes are visited by virtually no one! No wonder there is a constant and steady push to liberalize laws to “euthanize” (put to death) the incapacitated elderly. Jesus has a different viewpoint. Life is a blessed gift, from conception to natural death, and it is to be valued and treasured. ‘Whatsoever you have done to the least of these my brethren, you have done it also unto me’” (Matthew 25:45). Rev. Matthew Harrison, Executive Director, LCMS World Relief and Human Care. A Life Quote from Lutherans For Life / www.lutheransforlife.org / 888-364-LIFE
Today is the Last Day for Shoes, Willoughby Funeral Home is collecting shoes for the needy again this year. Thanks you for participating in this project.
Vial of Life: Vial of Life forms are available at the Usher’s desk. Please take as many copies as you wish. Pastor would be glad to help anyone fill out ther forms. Stickers for the fridge and the door will be available soon.
9:30am—Worship w/ Holy Communion
10:30am—Voter’s Meeting
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
Monday 7:00pm—Madison Master Singers Rehearsal (Madison)
Tuesday 6:30pm—EMT Class
Wednesday Reformation Day
1:45pm—Junior Confirmation
No In Home Bible Study (Buck Eggert)
Thursday All Saints Day
No EMT Class
Sunday All Saint’s Day (Observed)
9:30am—Worship
10:30am—Sunday School
10:30am—Adult Bible Class
12:30pm—Worship Service at Good Sam
5:00pm—Family Night Bonfire
No In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
Ideas and volunteers are needed to put a float together for the Hometown Holidays Parade on November 30. If anyone is interested in helping to put a float together for the parade, please contact pastor or Karen Hueners.
Family Night Bonfire! November 4th, 2007. 5pm, join us for food and family fun! Please look for the sign up sheet is located at the front entrance bulletin board.
Sausage Supper—2nd Annual Sausage Supper will be held here at St. John’s on November 11th beginning at 11:30am. Please watch for your serving assignments and signup sheets. Tickets are available for sale now.
WORSHIP THIS WEEK
Ushers: Wally Jacobson, Gary Bell, Maynard Hahn, John RentschlerElder: Jerry Sprecher
Greeters: Joyce Everhart and Theresa Van Sickle
Acolyte: Maria Schwader
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Issues Etc: Join host Rev. Todd Wilken. “Small Groups” Rev. Tim Rossow, Pastor Bethany Lutheran Church-Naperville, IL 12:20pm on KLOH 1050AM.Stewardship from Romans 3:19-28: The Epistle for Reformation Sunday reminds us Christian stewards that we do not do our stewardship with the motive of winning God’s favor and blessings. Our good works can never save us, but because we are saved we will do good works, including all we do in the name of stewardship.
Life Quote: “Abortion is the most tragic consequence of a culture that is infatuated with sex, youth, and immediate gratification. Ours is a culture with little regard for the weakest, the most vulnerable, the most needy. Make no mistake, this view of life as disposable has tremendous consequences also for the elderly! Some 80 percent of the elderly cared for in nursing homes are visited by virtually no one! No wonder there is a constant and steady push to liberalize laws to “euthanize” (put to death) the incapacitated elderly. Jesus has a different viewpoint. Life is a blessed gift, from conception to natural death, and it is to be valued and treasured. ‘Whatsoever you have done to the least of these my brethren, you have done it also unto me’” (Matthew 25:45). Rev. Matthew Harrison, Executive Director, LCMS World Relief and Human Care. A Life Quote from Lutherans For Life / www.lutheransforlife.org / 888-364-LIFE
Today is the Last Day for Shoes, Willoughby Funeral Home is collecting shoes for the needy again this year. Thanks you for participating in this project.
Vial of Life: Vial of Life forms are available at the Usher’s desk. Please take as many copies as you wish. Pastor would be glad to help anyone fill out ther forms. Stickers for the fridge and the door will be available soon.
THIS WEEK AT ST. JOHN’S
Today Reformation Day (Observed)9:30am—Worship w/ Holy Communion
10:30am—Voter’s Meeting
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
Monday 7:00pm—Madison Master Singers Rehearsal (Madison)
Tuesday 6:30pm—EMT Class
Wednesday Reformation Day
1:45pm—Junior Confirmation
No In Home Bible Study (Buck Eggert)
Thursday All Saints Day
No EMT Class
Sunday All Saint’s Day (Observed)
9:30am—Worship
10:30am—Sunday School
10:30am—Adult Bible Class
12:30pm—Worship Service at Good Sam
5:00pm—Family Night Bonfire
No In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
Ideas and volunteers are needed to put a float together for the Hometown Holidays Parade on November 30. If anyone is interested in helping to put a float together for the parade, please contact pastor or Karen Hueners.
Family Night Bonfire! November 4th, 2007. 5pm, join us for food and family fun! Please look for the sign up sheet is located at the front entrance bulletin board.
Sausage Supper—2nd Annual Sausage Supper will be held here at St. John’s on November 11th beginning at 11:30am. Please watch for your serving assignments and signup sheets. Tickets are available for sale now.
Labels: Announcements
The Bulletin for Reformation Sunday, October 28, 2007 is Available
The Bulletin for 10/28/2007(pdf), The Reformation Sunday, is online and available for download.
St. John's uses the Three Year Lectionary from Lutheran Service Book.
St. John's uses the Three Year Lectionary from Lutheran Service Book.
Read and/or Listen to Pastor Watt's Sermon for Reformation, October 28, 2007
Labels: PodCast, Reformation, Sermon, Worship
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Pastor Watt's Sermons are at a New Address
Pastor Watt's Sermons are at a new address.
http://Sermons.WattsWhat.net
Labels: WebPage
Monday, October 22, 2007
Friday, October 19, 2007
Announcements for October 21, 2007
Greeters: Mavis Christiansen and Brad Chase Acolyte: Maria Schwader
Issues Etc: Join host Rev. Todd Wilken as he discussed the topic The Deity of Christ with Rob Bowman, President Center for Biblical Apologetics. 12:20pm on KLOH 1050AM.
Life Quote: “When we have received Him as our Savior, the Lord Jesus assures us that He will never leave us nor forsake us. He has made it clear that, while we now see through a mirror dimly and know only in part, one day we shall understand fully and see Him face to face. This is our hope that the hymn writer says, ‘is built on nothing less than Jesus’ blood and righteousness.’” Rev. Homer Larson, speaker on the Christian Crusaders radio broadcast. A Life Quote from Lutherans For Life / www.lutheransforlife.org / 888-364-LIFE
Stewardship: 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5: Christian stewards recognize that the inspired Word of God is able to make us wise unto salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. God’s Word is also useful for teaching and training so we may be equipped for every good work. Good stewards hear and read the Word of God and keep it!
Willoughby Funeral Home is collecting shoes for the needy again this year. Please bring your good wearable shoes to the church by Oct 28th. There is a box in the narthex.
10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
8:00pm—Elder’s Meeting
Monday 7:00pm—Madison Master Singers Rehearsal (Madison)
Tuesday 6:30pm—EMT Class
Wednesday 3:00pm—Junior Confirmation
7:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Buck Eggert)
Sunday 9:30am—Worship w/ Holy Communion (Reformation Festival)
10:30am—Voter’s Meeting
10:30am—Sunday School
Elder’s will meet tonight (October 21) at 8pm.
Family Night Bonfire! November 4th, 2007. 5pm, join us for food and family fun!
Sausage Supper—2nd Annual Sausage Supper will be held here at St. John’s on November 11th beginning at 11:30am. Please watch for your serving assignments and signup sheets. Tickets are available for sale now.
Maynard Hahn, Pastor G, Yasmine (Pastor Nabil’s Sister)—Cancer
Flo Bader—Hospice
Schyler Hoyer, Pastor Botsford, Ron VanPelt—Hospitailized / Released
Lorraine Mette, Rose Bangert, Freda Johnson, Delores Callies—Ill / Injured
WORSHIP THIS WEEK
Ushers: Wally Jacobson, Gary Bell, Maynard Hahn, John Rentschler Elder: Jerry SprecherGreeters: Mavis Christiansen and Brad Chase Acolyte: Maria Schwader
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Attendance and Offering: 9/14—NA; $749.87Issues Etc: Join host Rev. Todd Wilken as he discussed the topic The Deity of Christ with Rob Bowman, President Center for Biblical Apologetics. 12:20pm on KLOH 1050AM.
Life Quote: “When we have received Him as our Savior, the Lord Jesus assures us that He will never leave us nor forsake us. He has made it clear that, while we now see through a mirror dimly and know only in part, one day we shall understand fully and see Him face to face. This is our hope that the hymn writer says, ‘is built on nothing less than Jesus’ blood and righteousness.’” Rev. Homer Larson, speaker on the Christian Crusaders radio broadcast. A Life Quote from Lutherans For Life / www.lutheransforlife.org / 888-364-LIFE
Stewardship: 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5: Christian stewards recognize that the inspired Word of God is able to make us wise unto salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. God’s Word is also useful for teaching and training so we may be equipped for every good work. Good stewards hear and read the Word of God and keep it!
Willoughby Funeral Home is collecting shoes for the needy again this year. Please bring your good wearable shoes to the church by Oct 28th. There is a box in the narthex.
THIS WEEK AT ST. JOHN’S
Today 9:30am—Worship w/ Holy Communion10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
8:00pm—Elder’s Meeting
Monday 7:00pm—Madison Master Singers Rehearsal (Madison)
Tuesday 6:30pm—EMT Class
Wednesday 3:00pm—Junior Confirmation
7:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Buck Eggert)
Sunday 9:30am—Worship w/ Holy Communion (Reformation Festival)
10:30am—Voter’s Meeting
10:30am—Sunday School
Elder’s will meet tonight (October 21) at 8pm.
Family Night Bonfire! November 4th, 2007. 5pm, join us for food and family fun!
Sausage Supper—2nd Annual Sausage Supper will be held here at St. John’s on November 11th beginning at 11:30am. Please watch for your serving assignments and signup sheets. Tickets are available for sale now.
GOD’S PEOPLE AT PRAYER
Chad Genzlinger, Jennings Kuhle, Trevor Gluhm, Tyler May, Luke Watt—Military ServiceMaynard Hahn, Pastor G, Yasmine (Pastor Nabil’s Sister)—Cancer
Flo Bader—Hospice
Schyler Hoyer, Pastor Botsford, Ron VanPelt—Hospitailized / Released
Lorraine Mette, Rose Bangert, Freda Johnson, Delores Callies—Ill / Injured
Labels: Announcements
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
St. John's Lutheran Church Icon for Your Web Page
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Monday, October 15, 2007
Pastor's Sermon at Mt. Calvary, Brookings, SD
This week Pastor Watt preached at the Mission Fest for Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, Brookings, South Dakota
Read the Sermon Here.
Read the Sermon Here.
Labels: Circuit Churches, Pastor, Sermon
Friday, October 12, 2007
The Bulletin for October 14 is Online
The Bulletin for 10/14/2007(pdf), The Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost (Prop 23), is online and available for download.
St. John's uses the Three Year Lectionary from Lutheran Service Book.
St. John's uses the Three Year Lectionary from Lutheran Service Book.
Labels: Bulletin
Announcements for October 14, 2007
Elder:Jerry Sprecher
Greeters: Mae Brummett and Thelma Haak
Acolytes: Maria Schwader
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Attendance and Stewardship: 10/7—NA
Please Welcome Vicar Keith Witte from Peace, Brookings who is leading our services as Pastor Watt is at Peace for Mission Fest and Convention report.
Please note! We will dismiss the children for Sunday School first. Adult Bible Class with Vicar Witte will be in the sanctuary. He’ll be speaking about his trip to Russia.
There is no communion today so we can host Vicar Witte. Holy Communion will be celebrated next week as usual.
Stewardship: Luke 17:11-19: The story of the ten lepers reminds us to always receive blessings from God with thanksgiving. Someone has said that we may have trouble giving because we have trouble receiving. If we think we have earned everything, that impacts our giving. But when we recognize that all things come from God we acknowledge Him as the Owner and receive and use those things with thanksgiving.
Issues Etc. This Week. 12:20pm on KLOH 1050AM. “God and Suffering” is the topic with Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller, Pastor, Hope Lutheran Church, Aurora, CO. He speaks with Todd Wilken on Issues Etc.
Life Quote for October 14 “Euthanasia treats people as disposable objects. All . . . should be concerned . . . even frightened by the possibilities.” Jean Echlin RN, MScN 26-year palliative care specialist. A Life Quote from Lutherans For Life / www.lutheransforlife.org / 888-364-LIFE
Willoughby Funeral Home is collecting shoes for the needy again this year. Please bring your good wearable shoes to the church by Oct 28th.
Caroling in December: Please submit names for caroling visits for Family Night in December. Call or eMail Pastor Watt.
Newletter Articles: The deadline for newsletter articles has been changed to the 20th of each month. November deadline: October 20th.
Greeters: Schedules are available at the Usher’s table or check out the churches online calendar. http://stjohnshoward.org scroll down and click on “Elder, Usher Greeter, and Acolyte Schedule”
Large Print Bulletins are available every week from the Ushers, please ask!
10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
Monday: 7:30pm—Madison Mastersingers Rehearsal
Wednesday: 3:45pm—Junior Confirmation
7:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Buck Eggert)
Thursday: 2:30pm—Worship at Sunrise Terrace
6:30pm—EMT Class
Sunday: 9:30am—Worship
10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
Hometown Holiday Parade: Ideas and volunteers are needed to put a float together for the Hometown Holidays Parade on November 30. If anyone is interested in helping to put a float together for the parade, please contact pastor or Karen Hueners.
Family Night Coming! The Board of Education would like to invite everyone to a bonfire on Sunday, November 4 at 5:00 p.m. in the church parking lot. There is a signup sheet for food on the bulletin board.
This Quarter’s Voters meeting will be on October 28th. Topics: Budget and Elections.
GOD’S PEOPLE AT PRAYER
Cancer—Maynard Hahn
Hospice—Flo Bader
Hospitalized—Skyler Hoyer
Special—Delores Callies
Surgery—Pastor Mike Botsford
Ill—Miriam Benson, Lorraine Mette
Injured—Rose Bangert (Waunita Watt’s Grandmother)
Moved to Nursing Home—Freda Johnson
WORSHIP THIS WEEK
Ushers : Wally Jacobson, Gary Bell, Maynard Hahn, John RentschlerElder:Jerry Sprecher
Greeters: Mae Brummett and Thelma Haak
Acolytes: Maria Schwader
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Please Welcome Vicar Keith Witte from Peace, Brookings who is leading our services as Pastor Watt is at Peace for Mission Fest and Convention report.
Please note! We will dismiss the children for Sunday School first. Adult Bible Class with Vicar Witte will be in the sanctuary. He’ll be speaking about his trip to Russia.
There is no communion today so we can host Vicar Witte. Holy Communion will be celebrated next week as usual.
Stewardship: Luke 17:11-19: The story of the ten lepers reminds us to always receive blessings from God with thanksgiving. Someone has said that we may have trouble giving because we have trouble receiving. If we think we have earned everything, that impacts our giving. But when we recognize that all things come from God we acknowledge Him as the Owner and receive and use those things with thanksgiving.
Issues Etc. This Week. 12:20pm on KLOH 1050AM. “God and Suffering” is the topic with Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller, Pastor, Hope Lutheran Church, Aurora, CO. He speaks with Todd Wilken on Issues Etc.
Life Quote for October 14 “Euthanasia treats people as disposable objects. All . . . should be concerned . . . even frightened by the possibilities.” Jean Echlin RN, MScN 26-year palliative care specialist. A Life Quote from Lutherans For Life / www.lutheransforlife.org / 888-364-LIFE
Willoughby Funeral Home is collecting shoes for the needy again this year. Please bring your good wearable shoes to the church by Oct 28th.
Caroling in December: Please submit names for caroling visits for Family Night in December. Call or eMail Pastor Watt.
Newletter Articles: The deadline for newsletter articles has been changed to the 20th of each month. November deadline: October 20th.
Greeters: Schedules are available at the Usher’s table or check out the churches online calendar. http://stjohnshoward.org scroll down and click on “Elder, Usher Greeter, and Acolyte Schedule”
Large Print Bulletins are available every week from the Ushers, please ask!
THIS WEEK AT ST. JOHN’S
Today: 9:30am—Worship10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
Monday: 7:30pm—Madison Mastersingers Rehearsal
Wednesday: 3:45pm—Junior Confirmation
7:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Buck Eggert)
Thursday: 2:30pm—Worship at Sunrise Terrace
6:30pm—EMT Class
Sunday: 9:30am—Worship
10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
Hometown Holiday Parade: Ideas and volunteers are needed to put a float together for the Hometown Holidays Parade on November 30. If anyone is interested in helping to put a float together for the parade, please contact pastor or Karen Hueners.
Family Night Coming! The Board of Education would like to invite everyone to a bonfire on Sunday, November 4 at 5:00 p.m. in the church parking lot. There is a signup sheet for food on the bulletin board.
This Quarter’s Voters meeting will be on October 28th. Topics: Budget and Elections.
GOD’S PEOPLE AT PRAYER
Hospice—Flo Bader
Hospitalized—Skyler Hoyer
Special—Delores Callies
Surgery—Pastor Mike Botsford
Ill—Miriam Benson, Lorraine Mette
Injured—Rose Bangert (Waunita Watt’s Grandmother)
Moved to Nursing Home—Freda Johnson
Labels: Announcements
Sunday, October 07, 2007
Saturday, October 06, 2007
The Bulletin for October 7, 2007 is available for download
The Bulletin for 10/07/2007(pdf), The Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost (Prop 22), is online and available for download.
St. John's uses the Three Year Lectionary from Lutheran Service Book.
St. John's uses the Three Year Lectionary from Lutheran Service Book.
Labels: Bulletin
Announcements for October 7, 2007
Elder:Jerry Sprecher
Greeters: Gary and Theowne Bell
Acolytes: Maria Schwader
Stewardship: Luke 17:1-10: As Christian stewards we are managers or servants of that which belongs to God. It is our duty to manage wisely and well, and even when we do, we do not merit any special rewards from God; we are only doing what we are supposed to do. In other words we practice good stewardship not in order to be saved, but because we are saved.
Life Quote: “A woman’s right to choose what? Death over life, destruction over preservation, the possibility of killing the next Einstein, Beethoven, or Lincoln in the womb? The right to choose a life of wondering what the baby would have looked like, knowing that no matter what the politically correct crowd says she has destroyed an innocent being, no matter how embryonic.” Charlie Daniels, singer and songwriter. A Life Quote from Lutherans For Life / www.lutheransforlife.org / 888-364-LIFE
Issues Etc. This Week. 12:20pm on KLOH 1050AM. Rev. George Borghardt, Conference Executive Higher Things speaks to host Todd Wilken about Youth Ministry.
LWML Fall Rally at Chester, October 6, speaker, Sharon Starks, Prison Ministry. For more info contact a member of Ladies Aid.
Willoughby Funeral Home is collecting shoes for the needy again this year. Please bring your good wearable shoes to the church by Oct 28th.
Large Print Bulletins are available every week from the Ushers, please ask!
THIS WEEK AT ST. JOHN’S
Today: 9:30am—Worship
10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
1:30pm—Worship Service at Good Sam
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
7:30pm—Adult instruction
Monday: 7:30pm—Madison Mastersingers Rehearsal
Wednesday: 1:45pm—Junior Confirmation
7:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Buck Eggert)
Thursday: 6:30pm—EMT Class
Friday: 2:30pm—Worship Service at Whispering Winds
Sunday: 9:30am—Worship
10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
7:30pm—Adult instruction
Adult Conformation Classes will continue this Sunday at 7:30pm. This is a great opportunity for you to not only support those attending but review the important teachings of the Christian faith for yourself. Please come!
Surgery—Pastor Mike Botsford Ill—Miriam Benson
Injured—Rose Bangert (Waunita Watt’s Grandmother)
WORSHIP THIS WEEK
Ushers : Wally Jacobson, Gary Bell, Maynard Hahn, John RentschlerElder:Jerry Sprecher
Greeters: Gary and Theowne Bell
Acolytes: Maria Schwader
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Attendance and Stewardship: 9/30—90, $1418.50Stewardship: Luke 17:1-10: As Christian stewards we are managers or servants of that which belongs to God. It is our duty to manage wisely and well, and even when we do, we do not merit any special rewards from God; we are only doing what we are supposed to do. In other words we practice good stewardship not in order to be saved, but because we are saved.
Life Quote: “A woman’s right to choose what? Death over life, destruction over preservation, the possibility of killing the next Einstein, Beethoven, or Lincoln in the womb? The right to choose a life of wondering what the baby would have looked like, knowing that no matter what the politically correct crowd says she has destroyed an innocent being, no matter how embryonic.” Charlie Daniels, singer and songwriter. A Life Quote from Lutherans For Life / www.lutheransforlife.org / 888-364-LIFE
Issues Etc. This Week. 12:20pm on KLOH 1050AM. Rev. George Borghardt, Conference Executive Higher Things speaks to host Todd Wilken about Youth Ministry.
LWML Fall Rally at Chester, October 6, speaker, Sharon Starks, Prison Ministry. For more info contact a member of Ladies Aid.
Willoughby Funeral Home is collecting shoes for the needy again this year. Please bring your good wearable shoes to the church by Oct 28th.
Large Print Bulletins are available every week from the Ushers, please ask!
THIS WEEK AT ST. JOHN’S
10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
1:30pm—Worship Service at Good Sam
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
7:30pm—Adult instruction
Monday: 7:30pm—Madison Mastersingers Rehearsal
Wednesday: 1:45pm—Junior Confirmation
7:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Buck Eggert)
Thursday: 6:30pm—EMT Class
Friday: 2:30pm—Worship Service at Whispering Winds
Sunday: 9:30am—Worship
10:30am—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class
5:00pm—In Home Bible Study (Clint Hoyer)
7:30pm—Adult instruction
Adult Conformation Classes will continue this Sunday at 7:30pm. This is a great opportunity for you to not only support those attending but review the important teachings of the Christian faith for yourself. Please come!
GOD’S PEOPLE AT PRAYER
Cancer—Maynard Hahn Hospice—Flo BaderSurgery—Pastor Mike Botsford Ill—Miriam Benson
Injured—Rose Bangert (Waunita Watt’s Grandmother)
Labels: Announcements
Friday, October 05, 2007
Concordia Publishing Reformation Resource Web Page
A One-Stop-Shop for Lutheran Reformation Resources!
Concordia now has a one-stop-shop for Reformation resources. The Photo Tour is especially nice.
Check it out here.
A One-Stop-Shop for Lutheran Reformation Resources!
Concordia now has a one-stop-shop for Reformation resources. The Photo Tour is especially nice.
Check it out here.
Labels: Book of the Month, CPH, Reformation
Thursday, October 04, 2007
