During my study leave this summer, I took a class on moving out into the community as a con-gregation. As we talked, I realized we are doing a great deal to show Christ around us, both as a congrega-tion and as indi-viduals. Over the course of my time away, as I reflected, I real-ized that we need to do a better job

of identifying ourselves as members of Delta. This fall, we will once again be offering the opportunity to purchase clothing items to identify ourselves as part of the Delta family.

Watch the bulletin for more details and consider wearing something that identifies you as from Del-ta when you are volun-teering in the community. It’s another way we can

show Christ around us, as people who truly care and are involved in our community.

Living Into Our Vision

Change of Session/Deacon Meeting Date The Session and Dea-con meeting has been moved from Monday, Au-gust 19 to Tuesday, Au-

gust 20, at the same time. This will enable elders and deacons to work at the Concession Booth on

August 19 for the Meet the Spartans event. We are excited about giving the new booth a trial run.

Upcoming (month) Events:

• Sun., Aug. 18 Personal Needs

• Wed., Aug. 21 Organization Day

• Fri., Aug. 30 MSU vs Tulsa Concessions

• Sun., Sept. 1 Change for Change

• Sat., Sept. 7 MSU vs Western Concessions

• Sun., Sept. 8 Advent House Communion Fellowship Meal

• Sat., Sept. 14 MSU vs Arizona St. Concessions

• Sun., Sept. 15 Personal Needs

• Sun., Sept. 22 Taizé Prayer Worship

• Sat., Sept. 28 MSU vs Indiana Concessions

Words From Wendy

Organization Day

Fall Worship

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“Let Us Pray”

Opportunities at Dela

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Cause to Rejoice

Fellowship Meal

Mad Hatters & Prayers and Squares

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Friday Night Fun

Mission Project

Personal Needs, Kids Hope USA

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MSU Concessions

“Come & See”

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Calendars 7-8

Birthdays

Servants

Thank you, Delta

Women of Delta

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AUG./SEPT. 2019

Planning is already un-derway for the 2020 budget. As we seek to be good stewards of your money, we need to know about your planned giving next year so we can set a responsible budget. You will receive a let-ter, proposed budget, and pledge card in the mail the week of September

Stewardship Letter

29 and we will dedicate our pledges during wor-ship on October 13. I view my giving as spiritual dis-cipline. It is a reminder that all I have comes from God. It is a sign of my trust in God and my grati-tude to God. Each year I seek to increase my giv-ing. Sometimes, especial-ly in years without a raise,

that increase is not very big. I grow my giving as a sign of my growing faith and trust in God. I encour-age you to take time this fall to reflect on your giv-ing, and what it says about your faith and your priorities.

work on calendar, plan for Friday Night Fun, and generally get caught up and plan ahead. We will be in the building, but we may be out of the

office and/or away from the phone.

As we continue our preparations for fall program, Ellen and Wendy will be closing the office on Wednesday, August 21 for another Organization

Day. We use this day to give us unin-terrupted time to clean and organize,

I think spring and fall are my two favorite seasons. I love the time of transition, and all the changes that come, with the beautiful colors and crisp, cool mornings of fall, and the new life awakening in the spring. I also get excited about what’s hap-pening here at Delta during those seasons. Spring is about Lent and Easter, and fall is the return after a summer away for many of you. I re-turn from vacation renewed, with en-ergy and ideas. I’m always excited about catching up with all of you, and

the fall sermon series is something that excites me. I look forward to see-ing the kids at Friday Night Fun. I love my conversations with them during the children’s sermon. I enjoy hearing the committees make plans. The start of the calendar year is officially Janu-ary 1st, and the start of the liturgical year is the first Sunday of Advent. The start of the program year is Sep-tember, and I hope all of you will join us as we kick it off on September 8th with Communion and a Fellowship Meal.

Thank the Lord of all lords. His love never quits. Psalm 136:1-3 (The Message)

Sunday, September 22, 2019

Openness “Step out of the traffic! Take a long, loving look at me, your High God, above politics, above everything.” Psalm 46:10 (The Message) Sunday, September 29, 2019

Relinquishing So here I am. I’ve brought the firstfruits of what I’ve grown on this ground you gave me, O God. Deuteronomy 26:10a (The Message)

Sunday, October 6, 2019

Sharing “This is the kind of fast day I’m after: to break the chains of injustice, get rid of exploitation in the work-place, free the oppressed, cancel debts. What I’m interested in seeing you do is: sharing your food with the hungry,

“Thou hast made us for thyself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it finds its rest in Thee.” Augustine of Hippo

Are you restless? Are you search-ing for peace amid the chaos of to-day’s world? Join us on Sundays at 10:00 a.m. this fall as we consider the invitation to find our rest in God.

Sunday, September 8, 2019 Designed to Worship: An Invitation “Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you’ll recover your life. I’ll show you how to take a real rest. Walk with me and work with me—watch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace. I won’t lay anything heavy or ill-fitting on you. Keep com-pany with me and you’ll learn to live freely and lightly.” Matthew 11:28-30 (The Message)

Sunday, September 15, 2019

Worship Thank God! He deserves your thanks. His love never quits. Thank the God of all gods, His love never quits.

inviting the homeless poor into your homes, putting clothes on the shivering ill-clad, being available to your own fami-lies. Isaiah 58:6-7 (The Message)

Sunday, October 13, 2019

Hearing from God How can a young person live a clean life? By carefully reading the map of your Word. I’m single-minded in pursuit of you; don’t let me miss the road signs you’ve posted. I’ve banked your promises in the vault of my heart so I won’t sin myself bankrupt. Be blessed, God; train me in your ways of wise liv-ing. Psalm 119:9-12 (The Message) (continued on page 3)

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Organization Day-August 21

Words From Wendy

Fall Worship Series: Designed to Worship

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As we move into a new school year, please pray for teachers and students. Also pray for legislators who make ed-ucation policy and determine funding. Include in your prayers the following people: week of August 18: Mary Mei-er, Elizabeth Nichols, Bob & Ginny Noble; week of August 25: Marianne Oren, Jan Oudbier, Kathy Peters, Judy Powell; week of September 1: Lena

Pratt, Wendy Pratt, Gary & Bonnie Reemsnyder; week of September 8: Read & Sharon Ross, Jerry Rueckert & Carolyn Elliott; week of September 15: Anne Ryan, Mike & Cindy Schillling, Inez Schuldies; week of September 22: Paul & Jo Seppala, Bill & Sue Settles; week of September 29: Roger & Jan Small, Bill & Laurie Stir-ling.

Sunday, October 20, 2019

Incarnation If with heart and soul you’re doing good, do you think you can be stopped? Even if you suffer for it, you’re still better off. Don’t give the opposition a second thought. Through thick and thin, keep your hearts at attention, in adoration be-fore Christ, your Master. Be ready to speak up and tell anyone who asks why you’re living the way you are, and always with the utmost courtesy. 1 Peter 3:13-16a (The Message)

Sunday, October 27, 2019

Praying The first thing I want you to do is pray. Pray every way you know how, for everyone you know. Pray espe-cially for rulers and their governments to rule well so we can be quietly about our business of living simply, in humble contemplation. This is the way our Savior God wants us to live. 1 Timothy 2:1-3 (The Message) Inspired by Spiritual Disciplines Handbook, by Adele Ahlberg Cal-houn.

munity of prayer and meditation. It began as a Protestant ecumenical community, which has grown to in-clude Catholics as well; its 80 or so brothers come from many different countries. The Community remains dedicated to fostering, particularly, ecumenical understanding and pro-moting, more largely, the message of God’s reconciling love for all of hu-manity. As the Taizé Community became a popular pilgrimage and retreat center, it developed its own particular style of worship. It normally includes candle-light, prayers, readings, silence, and soft music with repetitive words led by keyboard and flute, or violin, and oth-er instruments. Taizé worship has become widely practiced in many parts of the world and it has had a large impact on the development of

An Exercise in Yoga

Delta offers a yoga class on Monday mornings at 9:30 am. Come join the class for a time of stretching and re-laxing exercise. Please enter using the back door on the lower level. There is no cost to this class. There will be no classes in August, but will resume on Monday, Septem-ber 9.

Taizé Prayer Worship Starts Sun-day, September 22, 6:30 pm

Our evening Prayer Worship is tak-en largely from the music and liturgy of the Taizé Community. Taizé (the-zay) is a small town located in east-ern France not far from the town of Cluny. In 1949 a group of seven “brothers” founded the Taizé Commu-nity as an ecumenical monastic com-

what is often called “alternative wor-ship” today. Since April of 2013, we have been offering monthly Taizé worship ser-vices. It has been a partnership with Bretton Woods Covenant Church, and individuals from at least 4 differ-ent churches have been involved in leadership. Our first one for this fall will be Sunday, September 22, at 6:30 pm. This is a quiet service of Scripture, prayer, repetitive music, and silence. You are invited to come join us.

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“Let Us Pray”

Fall Worship Series: Designed to Worship (continued from page 2)

Opportunities at Delta

Strengthening Christ in Us

vide the meat and buns, with the con-gregation bringing the rest of the meal. Check the sign-up sheet at the Commitment Center.

Join us for the Kick Off of the new program year with a Fellowship Meal Cook Out on Sunday, September 8, 2019, after worship. The Deacons and Resources Committee will pro-

Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice. Philippians 4:4

God continues to work in and through us here at Delta, and as always, there is reason for us to rejoice.

We rejoice in the opportunity to work a new concession booth this fall at MSU stadium. The new one is more spacious and doesn’t involve ramps.

We rejoice in our members who are willing to fill the pulpit while Wen-dy is away. We rejoice that Property Team has successfully taken care of the rac-coons, who had sought to reestablish their previous home in our attic. We rejoice that the graffiti is now painted over on the east side of the building. Thank you, Property Team! We rejoice that the Community Garden plots are full and much ap-preciated. We rejoice in Fran Johnston’s ser-vice as financial secretary. We are grateful that she was willing to take on this new ministry after Sarah Dy-mond retired. Thank you also, Fran, for your volunteer work making the Sunday morning Power Point slides.

We rejoice with our members who retired this spring: John Elsinga, Kris Fry, and Bill Stirling. We rejoice in the work members did at Camp Greenwood, building a new gaga pit, repairing the seating near the lake, and sealing the picnic tables they built last summer. We rejoice in the five new thermo-stats that Consumer’s Power gave us. All 6 of the thermostats in the building are now programmable, which should save us money. Be-cause the new ones are now con-nected to WiFi, they can be controlled from a computer or smart phone. What gives you cause to rejoice around Delta? Where do you see God at work? Let us know in the of-fice and we will include it in the Octo-ber newsletter.

Prayers and Squares

Delta quilters are looking for people to join their wonderful minis-try and fellowship. Starting on September 4 the Quilters will meet every Wednesday, 9:30 am. You don’t even need to know how to quilt or sew; there are also opportu-nities to cut or iron or pin. If you have any questions, just ask Rhonda Fort or Bonnie Reemsnyder.

Mad Hatters

The knitting & crocheting service group is meeting in the La Leche room downstairs on Mon-days, 3-5 pm. If you have any questions, please call the church office, 321-3569.

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Fellowship Meal-September 8

Cause to Rejoice

Mad Hatters & Prayers and Squares

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Sharing Christ Among Us

Showing Christ Around Us

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tions of facial tissues, hand wipes, hand sanitizers, anything that the teachers can use. The “school” col-lection box is in the narthex.

Many of the local schools are be-ginning classes in August again this year. We are now collecting school supplies to be distributed to area schools. You can bring in pencils, glue, markers, anything that you think a student may be able to use in the classroom. We will also except dona-

Once again this year we will be of-fering Friday Night Fun to our congre-gation and community. FNF is open to all children from 3 years old (and potty trained) through elementary school. We offer it on the second Fri-day of the month from 6-9 pm. While parents enjoy an evening out, we offer a Vacation Bible School type experience to the children. We sing (and dance), consider a Bible story,

do crafts, have a science experiment, play games, and generally spend a fun Friday evening together. Who do you know that would appre-ciate an opportunity to have a night out while their children have fun and learn about Jesus? We have updat-ed brochures available at the Com-mitment Center. All participants need to fill out a new registration form for this year.

One simple thing will make a big difference in the life of an at-risk child: one-on-one, positive atten-tion from a responsible, caring adult. Kids Hope USA develops these one-on-one relationships through the creation of church-school partner-ships that pair church members with at-risk kids in supportive, mentoring relationships. Kids Hope mentors spend just one hour per week reading, talking, play-ing, and listening to a child at school. By helping the child feel loved and valued, they help that child to learn, grow and succeed.

All Kids Hope mentors are thor-oughly trained by the program direc-tor, using comprehensive materials provided by the Kids Hope USA Na-tional Office. On-going supervision and support is provided to all volun-teers by the program director. You can change a life…and that’s no small change.

If you are interested in mentoring one of these at-risk children, please contact Jan or Roger Small, 323-9238.

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Mission Project-School Supplies

Friday Night Fun

Kids Hope USA

Personal Needs

One of our mission projects at Delta Presbyterian Church is contributing to the Personal Needs Closet at North-Westminster Church. Personal needs items are collected in the big brown box at the top of the stairwell. Alt-hough you may donate items at any time, we designate the third Sunday of each month as a time to focus on this ministry.

Personal Needs items include toilet paper, laundry soap, bleach, dish soap, bar soap, paper towels, tooth-paste, shampoo, tampons, pads, deo-dorant, tissues, diapers and other items that cannot be purchased with a SNAP Card (food stamps).

at 6 p.m. This Vacation Bible School style program offers music, a Bible story, crafts, activities and lots of fun to children age 3 (and potty trained) through elementary school. It offers their parents a night out. There are brochures at the Commitment Center. “Come and see.” Our dedicated group of Sunday School teachers are making plans for the beginning of Sunday School on September 8. In-vite families you know to come to church and bring their children. “Come and see.” The quilters (Prayers and Squares) meet Wednesday mornings at 9:30. Come join the fellowship. Sewing expertise or experience is not a requirement; there are plenty of other things you can do, and great fellowship. “Come and see.” Mad Hatters gather at 3:00 Monday afternoons. Even if you don’t know (or remember) how to knit or crochet, join us and we will provide you with materials and as much help as you need. The conver-sation is always interesting. You don’t

need to be a member to participate in the fellowship. The hats that are made are distributed in a variety of different places in the Lansing area and beyond. “Come and see.” The choirs re-sume on Thursday, September 5. The Bellievers meet at 6:15 pm, and Celebration Choir meets at 7:30 pm. Anyone is welcome to join the Cele-bration Choir. If you are interested in bells, talk to Sarah Dymond. We are always in need of subs, which is a good way to learn. “Come and see.” God is at work in and through us here at Delta.

45 Philip found Nathanael and said to him, “We have found the one Moses wrote about in the Law and the Prophets: Jesus, Joseph’s son, from Nazareth.” 46 Nathanael responded, “Can any-thing from Nazareth be good?” Philip said, “Come and see.” John 1:45-46

As we move into fall, there are many opportunities to invite your friends and neighbors to come and see what God is doing in and through us. Pray that God would open your eyes to those opportunities and con-sider what we offer that might interest someone you know. Then invite them to, “Come and see.”

“Come and see.” Our fall worship series will focus on things we do to find peace in a chaotic world as we consider ways we can strengthen our relations with Christ. There is infor-mation on the Commitment Center for you to share. “Come and see.” Friday Night Fun will resume on Friday, September 13

40, forty, cueranta, quarante, σαράντα, vierzig. No matter how you say it or spell it, that’s how long Delta has been running a concession stand at MSU football games. This is year 40. For the past 38 years we have called Upper B home. So what’s new to celebrate this momentious anniversary? How about a new home? A new booth, not just for us, but for the stadium. A new booth with lots of room, no more banging into each other as we try to pass by. Pre-cooked dogs and brats, no more balancing on step stools trying to peer into a pot of boiling water looking for the elusive tube steak. Refrigerators for bottled water; no more trips to the shed to get ice to pour onto cut-off 55-gallon drums to cool down water. About 54 feet of cashier sales space as opposed to something like 24. Product within easy reach of the cashiers, maybe no more mad scrambles to get something. Box our own popcorn on demand, no more balancing acts finding a place to store or retrieve pre

-boxed product. Ground floor location, NO MORE RAMPS!!!!! Endless hot water for hot cocoa, no more hoping the boilers can keep up and not leak. Stainless steel counters, no more wooden shelves. Honest to goodness cash drawers, no more trays semi-screwed to the counters. Closer to the bank; no more scrounging for change while waiting for the banker to make the long trek. New expanded menu, just ask us what a “walking taco“, or “churros“, or “tailgate chili“ is. All supplies on site, no more battling the crowds trying to get from the shed to the booth. After completing 39 years, we deserve an upgrade and we sure got it. Your management team couldn’t be happier and all who have seen the new digs are just as excited. Yes, there will be learning curve, but with everyone‘s cooperation, we can make this an exciting and profitable year. September is traditionally the “money“ month. (That is, it is the month with the highest volume of sales.) This year four of the seven

home games will be completed before the end of September. Everything is looking good for a terrific year. There is something for everyone, regardless of skill level, to do. With no more ramps to navigate, access is as easy as walking around a quarter of the stadium.The work is easy, the fellowship priceless.Give it a try. There are often car pools from the church’s parking lot. The sign-up sheet is at the Commitment Center; sign up early and often. Remember to do the background check, either online (link on the home page of deltapresby.org) or forms which the office can fax in are by the sign-up sheet. Got a question? Give Frank a call at 517-323-4231. Thank you for your continued support.

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MSU Concessions

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August 2019

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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8th Sunday after Pentecost Change for Change 10 am Worship/Communion

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3 pm Mad Hatters 6:30 pm Spiritual Life 7 pm OCD Support

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9th Sunday after Pentecost Advent House 10 am Worship

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3 pm Mad Hatters 6 pm Resources 7 pm Mission

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Ambassador Dead-line

14 9:30 am Quilting 10 am La Leche

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10th Sunday after Pentecost Personal Needs 10 am Worship

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3 pm Mad Hatters 5-8 pm MSU Meet the Spartans

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6 pm Deacons 6:30 pm La Leche 6:30 pm Joint Meet-ing 7:30 pm Session

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Organization Day OFFICE CLOSED

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11th Sunday after Pentecost 10 am Worship

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3 pm Mad Hatters

27 28 9:30 am Quilting 10 am La Leche 6 pm LAP

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7 pm MSU vs Tulsa

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September 2019 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

12th Sunday after Pentecost Change for Change 10 am Worship

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Labor Day OFFICE CLOSED

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6:30 pm Spiritual Life

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9:30 am Quilting 10 am Property Team 5:30 pm Ladies’ Night Out

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6:15 pm Bellievers 6:30 pm LAP 7:30 pm Celebration Choir

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7:30 pm MSU vs Western

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13th Sunday after Pentecost Advent House 10 am Worship/Communion Fellowship Meal

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9:30 am Yoga 3 pm Mad Hatters 6 pm Resources

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11 9:30 am Quilting 10 am La Leche 6 pm Girl Scout Recruitment

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6:15 pm Bellievers 7:30 pm Celebration Choir

13 6 pm FNF

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4 pm MSU vs Arizona St.

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14th Sunday after Pentecost Personal Needs 10 am Worship

16 9:30 am Yoga 3 pm Mad Hatters 6 pm Deacons 6:30 pm Joint Meet-ing 7:30 pm Session

17 6:30 pm La Leche Ambassador Dead-line

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9:30 am Quilting

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6:15 pm Bellievers 7:30 pm Celebration Choir

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15th Sunday after Pentecost 10 am Worship 6:30 pm Taizé

23 9:30 am Yoga 3 pm Mad Hatters

24 25 9:30 am Quilting 10 am La Leche

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6:15 pm Bellievers 7:30 pm Celebration Choir

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3:30 pm MSU vs Indiana

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16th Sunday After Pentecost 10 am Worship

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9:30 am Yoga 6:30 pm Personnel

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Communion Servers

Aug 4 Dykstras, Swans Sept 8 Elsinga, Nobles

Door Greeters

Sept 1 Sept 8 Sept 15 Sept 22 Sept 29

Lay Leaders

Aug 4 Cory McElwee Aug 11 Frank Jackson Aug 18 Ellen Jackson Aug 25 Meredith Jackson

Sept 1 Art Kelley Sept 8 Frank Jackson Sept 15 Cory McElwee Sept 22 Doug Dykstra Sept 29 Joe Frick

Aug 1 Sharon Ross

Aug 4 Treven Fech

Aug 7 Art Kelley

Aug 11 Dennis Knapp Zack Benezette

Aug 12 Kerri Buchanan

Aug 18 Ken Wright

Aug 19 Ed Troshak

Aug 25 Callum Wright Janet Johnston

Aug 27 Jillien Bishop

Sept 1 Bob Benezette

Sept 5 Roger LaPratt Jackie Bishop

Sept 10 Jack VanCourt

Sept 11 John Elsinga Bob Noble

Sept 13 Jillian Dymond

Sept 14 Beau Benezette

Sept 21 Jan Buchanan

Sept 22 Maureen Dykstra

Sept 30 Ock DeRose Jeff Jackson

Dear, dear Delta Family, You’ll never know how your cards and thoughts & prayers & love have meant to me during my 4th extended hospital stay this year!! I’m surprised, excited and grateful for each uplifting card. I am recovering well and settling into my new ‘salt-free’ life. The doc-tors are still trying to balance my

heart, kidneys, and blood pressure to normal levels, but I can still crochet and cut fabric when I return (the fab-ric closet looks amazing, Trudie.) I think of all of you daily. Love & Prayers, Holly [LaPratt]

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Servants

Birthdays

Thank you, Delta!

Women of Delta-Ladies’ Night Out

Need a ladies’ night out? The first Wednesday of every month the ladies of Delta meet at a different area res-taurant for dinner and conversation. It is a wonderful way to get to know each other outside of our church building. We order off the menu, sep-arate checks. The only requirement is that you email Bonnie Reemsnyder at

ourblessedhouse@aol.com by Mon-day evening prior if you intend on coming. That allows Bonnie to have a number of attendees so that Mary Jo Kelley can phone in a reservation. Our next night out is September 4, 5:30 pm, at Cancun Mexican Grill in Grand Ledge

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Sunday, September 1, 2019 12th Sunday after Pentecost Change for Change Guest Speaker Sunday, September 8, 2019 13th Sunday after Pentecost Advent House Communion Fellowship Meal Romans 11:33-12:2 Matthew 11:28-30 Designed to Worship: An Invitation Sunday, September 15, 2019 14th Sunday after Pentecost Personal Needs Psalm 136:1-9, 23-26 Hebrews 4:1, 9-11 Worship Sunday, September 22, 2019 15th Sunday after Pentecost Psalm 46 John 5:31-40 Openness

Sunday, August 4, 2019 8th Sunday after Pentecost Change for Change Communion Joshua 24:1-5, 14-15 Luke 12:13-21 Choices: God or Things Sunday, August 11, 2019 9th Sunday after Pentecost Advent House Hebrews 11:1-3,8-16 Luke 12:32-40 Choices: Fear or Service Sunday, August 18, 2019 10th Sunday after Pentecost Personal Needs Hebrews 11:29-12:2 Luke 12:49-56 Choices: Words or Actions Sunday, August 25, 2019 11th Sunday after Pentecost Psalm 71:1-6 Luke 13:10-17 Choices: Rules or Compassion

Taizé Prayer Worship Sunday, September 29, 2019 16th Sunday after Pentecost Deuteronomy 26:1-10 Matthew 6:25-34 Relinquishing

Looking Ahead in Worship

The Ambassador

Delta Presbyterian Church 6100 W. Michigan Ave. Lansing MI 48917 Phone: 517-321-3569 E-mail: office@deltapresby.org AUG./SEPT. 2019

CHURCH STAFF Pastor: Wendy S. Pratt Admin. Asst.: Ellen Jackson Clerk of Session: Jane Elsinga Treasurer: Joe Frick Accompanist: Frederick Isaac Adult Choir Dir.: Mark McElwee Handbell Choir Dir.: Sarah Dymond Website Coordinator: Art Kelley Kids Hope USA Program Dir.: Roger & Jan Small Asst. Kids Hope USA Dir.: Jane Thomas Child Care Provider: Jillien Bishop

“We are ambassadors for Christ, God making His appeal through us.” II Cor 5:20 .

We’re on the Web! www.deltapresby.org