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Immanuel Lutheran Church Hear Love. Eat Love. Share Christ’s Love.

November 2018 Newsletter

Weekly Services and

Communion

Sunday ~ 8 am

and 10:30 am

Faith Formation ~

9:15 am

Wednesday ~ 6pm

Office Hours

Weekdays

9am ~ 1pm

Inside this issue:

Monthly updates p. 2

Birthday & Anniversaries p. 3

Thank yous p. 4

Church Happenings p. 6-8

All Saints’ Sunday p. 9

Calendar p. 10

“There Is No Other Commandment Greater Than These” By Peter J. Weller

Jesus was asked, “Which commandment is the first of all?” during the final conversation in a series of disputes between Jesus and the Pharisees, Sadducees, and scribes on theological points. These groups sought to test Jesus’ religious knowledge and determine just who he was and whether he was, as was claimed, the Messiah. Mark writes, “One of the scribes came near and heard them disputing with one another, and seeing that [Jesus] answered them well, he asked him, ‘Which commandment is the greatest of all?’ Jesus answered, ‘The first is, “Hear O Israel: the Lord our God, the Lord is one; you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength.” The second is this, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” There is no other commandment greater than these.’ Then the scribe said to him, ‘You are right, Teacher; you have truly said that “he is one, and beside him there is no other”; and “to love him with all the heart, and with all the understanding, and with all the strength,” and : to love one’s neighbor as oneself”- this is much more important than all whole burnt offerings and sacrifices.’ When Jesus saw that he answered wisely, he said to him, ‘You are not far from the kingdom of God.’ After that, no one dared to ask him any questions.” (Mark 12:28-34) Emerson Powery, Professor of Biblical Studies at Messiah College in Grantham, Pennsylvania wrote in The Working Preacher, “Throughout Mark’s Gospel, the scribes were always evaluating Jesus’ activities. They judged Jesus theologically, charging him with ‘blasphemy’ because he forgave someone’s sins (2:7); they evaluated Jesus’ eating company (2:16);...they questioned his disciples’ hand-washing practices (7:1-5);...they probed into the origins of Jesus’ authority (11:27-28), which the general populace perceived to be distinctive from the scribes (cf. 1:22); along with Jerusalem priests, they wanted to kill Jesus because they were afraid of his popularity (11:18, 32; 14:1)

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Find us on Facebook at Immanuel Lutheran Washington Iowa or online at luthwash.org.

Email us at luthwash@hotmail.com

Come visit us at 1226 East Washington Street, Washington, Iowa 52353

Church ~ 319.653.3950 Pastor Howard ~ 319.333.7758

How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity! Psalm 133:1

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Monthly Updates (Month to date)

General Funds ~ $8,732

Benevolence, gifts outside of church ~$33.34

August expenses ~ $14,827

Building Fund Gifts ~ $432

Monthly payment ~ $810

Debt reduction ~ $669 (August pymt)

Attendance

Sunday, September 30 ~ 8 am ~ 38 10:30 ~ 49

Wednesday, October 3 ~ 20

Sunday, October 7 ~ 8 am ~ 45 10:30 ~ 52

Wednesday, October 10 ~ 12

Sunday, October 14 ~ 8 am ~ 45 10:30 ~ 72

Wednesday, October 17 ~ 10

Sunday, October 21 ~ 8 am ~ 30 10:30 ~ 59

Kinnick ~ 22

Wednesday, October 24 ~ 14

October Milestones

1) I went to the park!! Kenzie Quigley

2) I love school! Axel Six

3) I am thankful for animals. Maci Quigley

4) I love Jesus! Kenzie Quigley

5) I am in choir. Ainsley Six

6) I love church! Ainsley Six

7) I am thankful for God! Kenzie Quigley

8) In Sunday School I made a

paper airplane! (no name)

9) The Preschool classroom has moved! After 10+

years in our big room we are now in the space

originally used as the "library" in the east wing.

Now we have less space but very close to restrooms

& playground area! Linda Brown

10) I went to Wisconsin! (no name)

11) We went on vacation! (no name)

12) Anker is baptized 10-14-18. Ainsley Six

13) Danielle. Andrew. Ainsley. Armor. Axel. Anker.

10-14-16. Ainsley Six

Christian Sympathy

We extend our deepest Christian sympathy to the families of

+Richard Baker (Sharol Kroll’s brother)

+Gayle Rarick

+Betty Sisco (Stan Kroll’s sister)

+Tom Carr

(Randy Poo’s (Nancy Baker’s husband’s) cousin)

+Earl Brown

(Evelyn Brown’s brother-in-law, Gary’s uncle)

+Colleen Spain (Kathy Vetter’s Mom)

+Faye Schuerer (April Six’s brother-in-law’s mother)

may their families find comfort and peace in the promise of the

resurrection of Christ.

Wandering Worshipers

Richard Schmidt worshipped with our brothers and

sisters in Christ at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in North

Liberty, Iowa on Sunday, October 7, 2018

Faith Formation Winter Holiday class

schedule

Oct 21-Nov 11: Regular FF at 9:15

Nov 18: Christmas Program Practice at

9:15

Nov 25: NO FF (Thanksgiving Break)

Dec 2 & Dec 9: Christmas Program

Practice at 10:30

Dec 16: Christmas PROGRAM at 9:00--

LINE UP NO LATER THAN 8:30--

NO FF

Dec 23 & Dec 30: NO FF (Christmas

Break)

Jan 6: Regular FF Rotations Return at 9:15

A new baby!!

Congratulations to Great Grandma, Charlane Tanner!! Allison Reagan Tranberg was born in August. May

God’s blessings shine upon her.

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It’s protein month at Immanuel!!

Please consider donating proteins to send to HACAP this month. Other items will be accepted and appreciated as always. Tuna

and Peanut Butter will be our focus items. HACAP sends out 150 jars of peanut butter each month.

Contact DeAnn for patterns to make bedding items for HACAP.

Thank you, truly, for your generosity!!

UPCOMING MEETINGS

Council: Annual Meeting Sunday, November 18th

5- Alan & Vicki Rebling 10- Peg & John Harris 14- Travis & Tricia Brink 19- Gary & Helen DeWolf 22- Brandon & Amy Statler 26- Mike & Virginia Jorgensen

7- Lynette Sievers 8- Tammy Virzi 11- Mary Temple 12- Steven Howard 12- Alta Poe 16- Steve Vetter 16- Allison Rebling 18- Jane Ann Croft 19- Lason Montz 21- Lucas Kroll 22- Clayton Bartholomew 23- Francis Johnston 25- Katie Gaughan 28- Craig Montz

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Ladies Night Out for November will be on Tuesday,

November 20th, at the Frontier, beginning at 6:00 p.m.

LUTHER LEAGUE

(Youth Group)

6th – 12th Graders

When: Sunday, November 18th

Where: Immanuel Lutheran Church

Who: 6th – 12th Graders (friends are WELCOME!)

Time: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Supper: Bring a dish to share that you are thankful for

Leadership: Pastor Howard and Steve Vetter

DECEMBER Service Change ~ 9 a.m. Worship

Our Sunday morning worship services in

December (December 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd,

and 30th) will be held at 9 a.m. only. One

service during December will give us the

opportunity to worship together as a

church family during the holy days of

Advent and Christmas. Adult Choir will

give God glory through their singing of

the Advent program during worship

Sunday, December 2nd. The children

will give God glory through a Christmas

pageant during worship Sunday,

December 16th. Our Sunday worship

services will resume to 8 a.m. and 10:30

a.m., with Faith Formation at 9:15 a.m., on

Sunday, January 6, 2019. We continue to

offer a relaxed, worship service on

Wednesdays; 6 p.m.

ONE Christmas Eve Service

Join us for Christmas Eve, Candlelight Service, Monday, December 24th at Immanuel Lutheran Church. The Christmas Eve, Candlelight, Holy Communion

service will be at 6:30 p.m. Let us come together to celebrate the birth of our

Savior, Jesus Christ.

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I remember sitting in church and listening to Pastor Maureen tell that Luther League did not have any adult leaders and if anyone was interested, to see her. I thought back to how much fun I had in Luther League with Laurie Pemberton and the youth at Immanuel and thinking, "How could I not find 1.5 hours/month to dedicate to helping the youth of our church?" Being a former high school teacher just seemed like a great fit. Recently, I stepped down from my role with Luther League, but continue to be involved in other aspects of the church (teaching high school faith formation, council, exec, Kinnick, education committee, etc.). I really want our youth to want to belong and get involved in the church and its activities because they see that having Christ in their lives is important to them. I try to lead by example and hope that others find that they can use their talents to help to make a difference. If I can find time to volunteer, anyone can! Katie McWhirter

Pastor Maureen-

Thank you so much for the time and consideration

you put into our Mother’s (and gramma’s) final church

service at Immanuel. It was a very personal and

comforting service….and we know where she is now!

Please extend our appreciation to everyone that

helped to organize and work at the coffee after the

service….the bars, table set up with flowers, clean up,

etc. It was such a relief to know that was all taken care

of and done so well. Thank you, thank you!

God’s Blessings to all,

Mike & Diana Pearson and families

Dave and Duane Rarick and families

THANK YOU to Rich Baker (guitar), Bev Bailey (sax), Mike Jewell, and the Jr. Choir under the direction of Sara Bartlett for blessing the worship services on Sunday, October 7th. Our God was joyfully praised through your gift of music and we were blessed.

THANK YOU to Claire Wubbena (organ) and

Bev Bailey (sax) for playing special music on

Sunday, October 14th. This was Claire’s first time

EVER playing the organ. Claire and Bev your

talents brought us joy and was a true gift to God.

THANK YOU to everyone who sent me word, through your cards or gifts, that you appreciate me here at

Immanuel Lutheran. Being a pastor is not an easy calling and yet God blesses the pastor through that call. I

am grateful for and to you and this ministry that we share together. Thank you for the expression of your

gratitude toward me; I am humbled. Kelly Smith, you are an amazing planner and undeterred to show

appreciation even though I said not to. Sunday I was surprised by finding a “Shaped to Serve” devotional book

on the alter during worship. Tuesday was “We are thankful for your shining light!!” (received a flashlight for

my pocketbook). Wednesday was “Living the Sweet Life - We will share Christ with others because you

shared Christ with us!!” (water bottles, yogurt with granola toppings and fruit were served) and I received a pen

and pad and an insulated lunch bag. Thursday was “We need S’more of your good preaching!!” and a bowl of

smore mix was available for enjoyment. Friday was “It’s a bird… It’s a plane… It’s the SERMONATOR!” and

I received a “The SERMONATOR” t-shirt. WOW, what a week of surprises. Thank you!! ~ Pastor Howard

Thank you to all of you who gave generously to the Luther League

HACAP Scavenger Hunt. We divided into two teams: Boys vs. Girls and

searched houses for canned/dry goods. The girls won this year!! So much

food was received. THANK YOU!!

Single/Widowed women of Immanuel and guests:

We would like to sit down and share ideas on what you are needing from Immanuel Lutheran Church for

support, fellowship, and fun!! . Our first gathering will be Sunday, November 11th from 3 pm- 4pm in the

fellowship hall. Please come ready to share your needs and have ideas of things we can do for the women of

Immanuel and our community. We will be enjoying refreshments prepared by Chef Bay.

Please bring a friend who would benefit from this gathering,

all are welcome!!

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November 2018, LSI Bulletin/Newsletter Article and Story National Adoption Month November is National Adoption Month, a time to honor families who have opened their hearts and homes to children in need. For LSI it is a time to celebrate the families we support through Foster Care and Adoption, and to raise awareness for the hundreds of Iowa children in need of a safe, loving home. In 30 counties in western Iowa, LSI Foster Care and Adoption recruits, licenses, and supports foster and adoptive families to ensure every Iowa child grows up in a safe, stable environment. But more work needs to be done. According to the most recent federal data, more than 100,000 children in the U.S. are waiting to be adopted from foster care, and thousands of teens age out of foster care every year without a permanent family. To learn more about supporting Iowa children in foster care, visit LSIowa.org/Foster, or contact Deb Whitford, LSI director of philanthropy and church relations, at Deborah.Whitford@LSIowa.org or 563-676-2065. Our Mission: Lutheran Services in Iowa responds to the love of Jesus Christ through compassionate service. LSI is an affiliated social ministry partner of the Iowa congregations of the ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) and a member of LSA (Lutheran Services in America). We proudly serve people of all ages, abilities, religions, sexes, gender identities, national origins, ethnicities, races, and sexual orientations. Learn more at www.LSIowa.org and www.facebook.com/LSI.iowa.

Helping to Carry the Load

Renato and Nellie Jimenez knew they wanted to adopt children. But when they learned about the desperate need for foster families, they also decided to open their home to children in need of safe, temporary care. “We realized there are some big needs out there,” Renato says. “Sometimes, we might not see it. But there are people suffering and struggling. We knew our family could make a difference.” Over the last four years, Renato and Nellie have adopted four children and are currently fostering three. Their children range from 6 months to 14 years of age. The couple enjoys supporting children of all ages, and they focus their parenting on helping them stay connected to their history and culture whenever possible. Especially for older children, Renato says, it is vital to be given a safe space to open up and talk about the past in a healthy way. “The most rewarding experience is the transformation of the kids. They come with baggage and they come hurt. But we can provide a home and love and security for them, so they know they belong in a family,” Renato says. “Be there for the kids. The more healthy and supportive people these kids have around them, the better. Help them carry the load.”

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The scribe embraces what Jesus had to say about the first commandment and takes it a step further when he says, “This is much more important than all whole burnt offerings and sacrifices.” (Mark 11:33) He gets it. To love God, and to love neighbor, is indeed more important than burnt offerings and sacrifices. In Hebrews, the author notes that while the priests have to offer sacrifices every day, “that can never take away sins,” Christ “had offered for all time a single sacrifice for sins….. [B]y a single offering [Christ] has perfected for all time those who are sanctified.” (Hebrews 10:11-18) These commandments that Jesus spoke of remind us to love God first with all the powers we possess, and secondly, to love our neighbors as ourselves. This mean that we put God first in our lives and that we have empathy and compassion and, yes, love for those around us. To love our neighbors as ourselves is a tall order. We may not feel that we know them well enough to love them. It is not easy to love strangers; in today’s world, that could be dangerous. Our neighbors may not even be likable, let alone lovable. We might also consider them to be unworthy of our love. We don’t like their appearance, their beliefs, their values, their race, their ethnicity, and the list goes on. We must also recognize that there are those who do not love or even like themselves very well. If one has little or no love for oneself, then it would follow that one would probably have little or no love for neighbors. What could be the societal ramifications that follow from a lack of love for self? Would it mean more crime or violence? Jesus and the scribe are discussing a commandment here, a rule that is to be observed strictly. A commandment is nota a suggestion or wish or desire. In a religious context, it is to be obeyed. There is no room for excuse or obstinance. Yet, human behavior being what it is, and sin being what it is, despite our best intentions and efforts, we often fail to measure up to the requirements which a commandment imposes. God was exasperated frequently with the ancient Israelites. Many times they became obstinate, distracted, took their eyes off of God, failed to love God with all their heart, soul, mind, and strength, and embraced other gods. When they suffered from their errors and begged God to forgive them and take them back, God did, but on God’s schedule, not theirs. The road back, however, was often hard and not painless. God’s capacity to love and to forgive far exceeds our own. God’s patience is enormous. God will not forsake us. He loves us deeply. He sacrificed his Son for us. And for that, we must be truly grateful.

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The webinar series of the Southeastern Iowa Synod provides online learning opportunities for congregation members and their leaders who are grounded in the call to provide a shared witness to God’s saving action in and through Jesus Christ. These free webinars occur on Thursday over the lunch hour. All are welcome, please share with others who may be interested in learning more about ministry from leaders in the Southeastern Iowa Synod. Can’t make the time or date? Webinars will be recorded and stored for 60 days. You must register for each webinar, early registration is recommended. Questions? Email Val Harlynn, communications@seiasynod.org November 29, 2018: How do we do something new? January 3, 2019: Tips for strengthening your connection to the larger church February 14, 2019: How can we make a difference in our community? March 28, 2019: A case study on new ways to connect with your neighbors May 2, 2019: Using digital communication to connect with people.

ELCA Good Gifts Advent Tree

Beginning Sunday, November 25th Advent Tree Ornaments will be available for you to purchase (Sheep, $125; Vaccinations for a Child, $30; School Fees and Uniform for a Girl, $40; Water Jugs, $12; Chicks, $10 ~ just to name of few ornament options). You will: chose your ornament(s) from the wide selection; on an envelope provided write your: name, ornament selected, and ornament cost; hang your ornament on the Advent Tree; then on Christmas Eve and following take your ornament(s) home as a reminder of your generosity. These make wonderful Christmas gifts for those who have everything. Let’s fill the Advent Tree with ornaments!

Decaf coffee is needed for our kitchen supply. It's expensive and seldom on sale, but you could just buy

a small can. Your donations keep us going. There is plenty of regular coffee and lemonade. Would anyone

who attends early service set up for the after service fellowship? This would consist of coming early,

making coffee and other drinks and setting up the serving area. Please talk to Judy Venzke.

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Have you signed up yet?

Make plans to have you and your family’s picture taken

to add to our 2018 directory on

November 15th, 16th, and 17th.

The Water and The Witness Attending the Synod Assembly in May was an opportunity you gave me as your voting member and I am grateful. Having been involved with a Minnesota synod previously I was able to see how the ELCA is alive and well in SE Iowa. Pastor Howard and Mike reported previously on the happenings. I had such a good feeling at this assembly. The hymn sings were uplifting. The enthusiasm from the ELCA speakers was inspiring. Bishop Gordy of Southeast United States synod showed how sparse Lutherans are in some areas. It takes THREE STATES to make his synod. I never would have guessed. What I want to say is go. GO to a synod assembly. LEARN about us Lutherans and what is happening in our church worldwide.

The question they left us with: If Immanuel disappeared from Washington,

would anyone outside our congregation notice? Bev Bailey

Welcome to the Family

Congratulations to Anker Andrew Six who was baptized in the name of our Triune God during worship on Sunday, October 14th. Congratulations to Amaya Rose

Gutierrez who was baptized in the name of our Triune God during worship on Sunday, October 21st. Anker and Amaya, we welcome you into the body of Christ and into your new family known as Immanuel Lutheran! Welcome into the mission

we share: join us in giving thanks and praise to God and bearing God’s creative and

redeeming word to all the world.

Welcoming New Disciples

We will receive Carly Bandy, Mary Temple, Bill Zywiec, and Molly Zywiec on Sunday, November 11th, at

the 10:30 a.m. worship through Affirmation of Faith and Brayden Zywiec through Holy Baptism. We will

receive Jonathan McArtor on Sunday, November 18th, at the 10:30 a.m. worship also through Holy Baptism.

We look forward to welcoming you with joy and excitement into Christ’s family known as Immanuel

Lutheran!

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Christ the King Sunday

The liturgical year, or church year, ends November 25th as we observe Christ the King Sunday. We end the

year acknowledging that Christ is our true King; “he who is the blessed and only Sovereign, the King of kings

and Lord of lords” 1 Timothy 6:15. The following Sunday, December 2nd, begins the new church year; Advent.

As we enter into the Advent season, let us submit to the Lordship of our Savior Jesus Christ in our lives.

Harvest Altar in November

The chancel will be decorated with the fruits, vegetables, and homemade canned goods of

the harvest. Please donate pumpkins, apples, ears of corn, oranges, homemade canned

goods, etc. for Immanuel’s harvest Altar by Thursday, November 8th. The chancel will be

decorated for Sundays November 11th, 18th, and 25th. You may claim your donated items

after worship on the 25th. We give God thanks and praise for the bountiful harvest and

the abundance of food the Iowa soil brings forth.

Decorating for Christmas

After the 9 a.m. service on Sunday, December 2nd we will gather and decorate the sanctuary for

Christmas. Following the conclusion of decorating we will enjoy a soup brunch/lunch (bring your favorite soup to share). Helpers of all

ages are welcome and needed. Join us as we prepare for the birth of Jesus through decorating our holy space with symbols of Advent, Jesus,

and Christmas.

On the day of the church Christmas pageant, anything can go wrong probably will… it’s the Church Basement

Ladies to the rescue! All your favorite ladies are back, bringing festivities and fun to this widely popular holiday

installment of the Church Basement Ladies Series!

Immanuel Lutheran will be going to this show and laughter is sure to happen. After the show we will enjoy

supper at Bryant’s Off 6 in Tiffin. Sign up to attend! The more people attending the lower the cost as we will

get group ticked pricing. We’ve loved these ladies the last two years, we’ll love them again this December. We

will carpool to the Amana Colonies and back to Immanuel Lutheran. Always a FUN fellowship opportunity!

When: Sunday, December 9th

Where: The Old Creamery Theatre

Time: 2 p.m. matinee

Who: Families Welcome!

Cost: $31.50/Adult $19.50/Student (Non-group rate)

Cost: $27.50/Adult with 15 tickets sold

Supper: Bryant’s Off 6 Restaurant, Tiffin

Ticket payment (checks to: The Old Creamery Theatre) due Wednesday, November 21st

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!

Family Advent Fun Sunday, December 2nd, afternoon

Details to follow!!

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All Saints’ Sunday is November 4th

We will observe All Saints’ Sunday, during our morning worship on November 4th and again on Wednes-day, November 7th. We will remember those of our church family and their relatives who have departed from this life to life eternal since All Saints’ Sunday, 2017. The Disciples and family of Immanuel Luther-an Church who have departed from this life with the promise of life eternal since All Saints’ Sunday, 2017 are:

Christ Triumphant The Church Triumphant

+Delbert Killen +Ken Haverstrom +Bob Gerot +Ona Conrad

+Terry Moore +Steve Bennett +John Simmering +Elmer Womack

+Lynn Disney +Virgil Kroll +Vickie Moore +The Reverend Jim Stiles

+Sheila Boese +Tom Tanner +Jerry Bielicke +Keith Eddington

+Sikke Temple +Wilbur Patience +Edward Jones +Dr. James Harris

+Gerry Gonterman +Richard Baker +Gayle Rarick +Earl Brown

+Betty Sisco +Tom Carr +Colleen Spain

We will also celebrate the Saints who joined our family through the waters of baptism since All Saints’ Sunday, 2017. The Saints who joined us in the body of Christ are:

Anders Craig Almelien Emilee Grace Statler Martin Thomas Runaas

Anker Andrew Six Amaya Rose Gutierrez

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Service

Date Greeters Ushers Reader Acolyte

Communion

Set up/Clean up

Nov 4 8 am Ken & Susan

Baker

10:30 Doris Moore

and Linda Six

8 am Rich & Deidra

Baker and Gary Fischer

10:30 Tom Gaughan and

Brian & Carrie Lueck

8 am Taylor

Bartholomew

10:30 Mikaila

Matheson

8 am Caitlin

Kroll

10:30 Thomas

Lueck

Set up Tricia Kroll

Set up/Clean up Ray & Alta

Poe

Clean up Judy Venzke

Nov 11

8 am Craig & Tina

Montz and family

10:30 Marilyn

Bennett and Naomi

Erickson

8 am Stephen Bay,

Michael Howard, and

Steve Vetter

10:30 Jon Runaas, Dale

Venzke, and Marty

Westen

8 am Michael

Howard

10:30 Fran Victor

8 am Claire

Wubbena

10:30 Issac

Giesmann

Set up Bev Bailey

Set up/Clean up Kelli

Gapinski

Clean up Corrine Martin

Nov 18 8 am Bev Crandall

and Phyllis

Hagensick

10:30 DeAnn

Hakert and Sherry

Ives

8 am Brad Kroll, Katie

McWhirter, and Ray Poe

10:30 Aaron & April Six

and family

8 am Gary Fischer

10:30 Peter Weller

8 am Vivienne

Kroll

10:30 Aden Six

Set up Bev Bailey

Set up/Clean up Tricia Kroll

Clean up Naomi Erickson

Nov 25 8 am Ray & Alta

Poe

10:30 Alan, Vicki,

and Allison Rebling

8 am Stan & Kristin Jones

and family

10:30 John & Peg Harris

and Marty Westen

8 am Linda Brown

10:30 Bev Bailey

8 am Emma

Taylor

10:30

Set up Kristin Jones

Set up/Clean up Stan &

Sharol Kroll

Clean up Marilyn Bennett

November

Mark your calendars!!

2018 Annual Meeting:

November 18th,

after a potluck lunch

FALL BACK!!

Daylight Savings Time Ends ~

Before going to be on November 3rd, turn your clocks back so you are not late to church on

Sunday, November 4th!!