Children's Word bulletin for Sunday, October 13, 2013

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    Lets keep the word of God!

    Let the little children come to me, and do not forbid them, for such is the Kingdom

    Sunday, October 13, 2013 V

    Hearing and ListenHearing and ListenHearing and ListenHearing and ListenHow many times has some-

    bodya teacher, your motheror father, or even a friend

    told you to LISTEN? Sometimeswe DO hear something, but that doesnt

    mean we are really listening!

    In todays Gospel reading, we hear astory about somebody who goes out to

    the field to plant seeds. Some seeds never

    sprout at all. Some seeds sprout at first

    and then die. But some seeds fall onto

    good dirt, and they do sprout. They grow

    and grow and give a good crop.This story shows how we should hear

    Gods teachings. Its easy to hearthem,

    but we also have to listen. That means in

    church, or in church school, or when we read our Bib

    parents tell us about Jesus Christ, we listen. We try to

    words about God and put them into our hearts. We trwords, and not just hearthem.

    God wants usGod wants usGod wants usGod wants us

    into our hearinto our hearinto our hearinto our hear

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    Our 5 senses at Church

    AMAZETOSWITZERLAN

    DAMAZETO

    SWITZERLAND

    AMAZETOSWITZERLAN

    DAMAZETO

    SWITZERLAND

    Can you help

    Saint Gallus

    find his way

    from Ireland to

    Switzerland, sohe can teach

    people about

    our one true

    God?

    Can you think ofsomething you

    might SMELL in

    church?

    A SWISS SAINTSaint Gallus of Switzerlan

    What do YOU know about

    Switzerland? The rich chocolate?Snazzy Swiss army knives? Excellent

    skiing in the Swiss Alps?

    Do you know how Switzerland became

    a Christian country? Long ago, in the

    600s, a monk named Gallus (or

    Gallen) came from Ireland to teach

    people about Christ. Most of the peo-

    ple there were paganthey still wor-

    shipped idols.

    St. Gallus had a tough time there because the peop

    want to believe at fi

    he healed the daugh

    and the duke gave h

    start a monastery. H

    the shores of beautistance, and he lived

    many years.

    Lots of times, St. Gallus was asked to become a bish

    was such a humble man that he refused. He didnt

    that kind of power.We celebrate the nameday of St. Gallus on Wednesday,

    Lake Constance today, in SwitzerlandLake Constance today, in SwitzerlandLake Constance today, in SwitzerlandLake Constance today, in Switzerland