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MISSION/MINISTRY OF THE MONTH, NOVEMBER:  

“Dare to be Lutheran” with Higher Things, an RSO of the LCMS with the mission focus on youth. Who Am I //2024 Conferences on Identity: More than what you want to be when you grow up. More than what’s expected of you. What do you see when you look in the mirror? What gives you value? What makes you … “you”? Who am I? A Christian. You’re found in the wounds of the Savior. Your identity starts there. Confirmation Camps:Studying the catechism while zip lining and canoeing? Amazing! Retreats:Getting to know other Lutheran youth from nearby while diving into tough issues and truths of the faith? Okay! Also Podcasts, High School Bible Studies, Videos, and Articles @ www.higherthings.org

Monday, June 5th

Two of the Youth Group (Rylee and Gideon) were on hand to work in the community garden and made quick work of a long row to hoe.

Good work in your vocations!
 

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Sunday School

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Sunday School is before Church Service, at 6 pm each Saturday
September through Mid-May 
Fun time for children from pre school to the 8th grade to learn the Lutheran faith.

            Vocation Bible School (VBS)
A day held at the end of the school
year to teach the faith in the child's 
vocation (student, kid, etc)

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St Paul Lutheran Church 

Saturdays
6:00 p.m.: Sunday School & Adult Bible Study
7:00 p.m.:  Worship Service  (traditional)
After Service:  Fellowship

1st Th/mo Sept - June
Ladies Aid & LWML: @ 2:00pm
 

Communion offered  the first and fourth services of the month in the Divine Service. The Individual Cup – Joining the practice of the ancient Church for centuries, the pastor will offer to you the chalice first (if you can, please place your hand at the base of the chalice to assist the pastor). For those wanting an individual plastic cup, simply fold your hands when the chalice is being offered and an elder will bring the tray of individual cups to the rail.

Intimate Sacrament: This congregation, joining with the Church eternal, will be communing in the Lord’s Supper in the confession and glad confidence that, as he says, our Lord gives into our mouths not only bread and wine but his very body and blood to eat and to drink for the forgiveness of sins and to strengthen our union with him and with one another. We practice closed communion (a familial statement of the faith confessed at this altar) therefore, we ask visitors to speak to the pastor before communing with us and invite any who are not instructed, confirmed, and current members of the Missouri Synod-Lutheran Church to come up to receive a blessing instead (indicated by having your arms folded across your chest). See Matthew 5:23f.; 10:32f.; 18:15-35; 26:26-29; 1 Cor. 11:17-34

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