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Pastoral Ponderings by Pastor Matt 2
From Pastor Tom’s Pen 3
February Preschool News 4
FCLC Outreach to Families & Children 5-6
Head-Heart-Hands Connecting 7-10
Sundays at FCLC 11
February 2020 Church Calendar 12
Inside this Issue
765 E. Chinden Blvd.
Meridian, ID 83646
(208) 288-2404
www.friendshipcelebration.org
Monthly Newsletter of Friendship Celebration Lutheran Church-Meridian Idaho
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Dear Friends in Christ,
With the new year well underway, have you stopped writing 2019 yet? I have! Instead, I wrote 2012. I don’t know where that came from, but it raises a good question: When it comes to the church, what
year do you think it is? In other words, is the present church living with an eye to the past or toward the future?
Dr. Jock Ficken from Pastoral Leadership Institute shares that in the 1950s, 95% of the populations self-identified as Christian, 63% of Americans were members of a church body, 50% of the population
was in church on Sunday. Gone are those days! Today, just 25% of the US population is considered a practicing Christian (defined as someone who attends worship at least once a month and indicates “my
faith is very important.”—not exactly a high bar). And 59% of millennials raised in the church have dropped out. Those are the honest numbers. We can either acknowledge them, deny them or just plain
hope things turn around. Or, we can do something about it knowing that none of this takes our missionary God by surprise. He is firm control and inviting His people to get in on what He is doing.
So let’s do a little “state of the church” business here. FCLC is growing—that’s good! So is the Treasure Valley area. We are planting a church in Kuna—that’s very good! And we’ll plant more. I’m
looking at you, Middleton! We have financial resources—that’s certainly helpful and not the limiting factor as it is for many churches. And perhaps best of all, we’re positioned and established as a healthy
church that cares about the mission God gave us. But one of my concerns for Friendship Celebration is that we’re growing older and not growing
younger. That’s not ideal for the future. What will our congregation look like in 2030? Some of you aren’t expecting to be here in a decade and may just be hoping to ride it out. But I think there’s a better
way. It’s not about programs, but it is about relationships. It’s not about membership, it’s about discipleship. While membership is about our connection to the church, discipleship is about our
connection to Jesus. While the stats show the North American church at large is in decline, Jesus is not! He is alive and well and on the loose. The church is facing a time of refining (letting go of what doesn’t work or matter) and refocusing on what does matters. We need more baptisms. We need the spiritually
mature to pour into those who need guidance and mentoring. Helping people grow and become like Jesus matters. And there just happens to be 357,000 people (and growing) in the Treasure Valley who
don’t know Jesus.
The point is this. It’s 2020. We are much closer to the 2030 reality than the 1950s past. The future will be different, and encouragingly, we can prepare for it and even shape it to some degree as we ask God to guide us out of comfort zones and into a far greater adventure. God is still in the people
business. Let’s join Him in it by making disciples. The answers will come along the way as we follow Jesus and help others do the same. What the church will look like in the future depends on following
His lead today. Now’s the time!
For King Jesus,
Pastor Matt Henry
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No whining! Have you ever been to Alcatraz, the well-known former prison on an island in San Francisco Bay? I have been there several times. Believe me, it is a long, cold swim to San Francisco shore line. Actually, we lived
in the Bay Area for 15 years. When our family and friends visited us from the mid-west they wanted to see the sights in the area. San Francisco, cable car rides, Golden Gate Park, Fisherman’s Wharf, Fort Point,
the Golden Gate Bridge, and Ghirardelli Square were always high on their list. Several also want to take the trip to Alcatraz Island. So we went on the tour several times.
It was an eerie place. This prison was known for housing some of the nation’s most notorious criminals. To maintain order, prisoners were expected to know the rules and obey them. Rule # 23 was especially
important: “If you make groundless complaints for the purpose of causing dissatisfaction and stirring up trouble you will be subject to disciplinary action.” That’s right, you could get into trouble for WHINING!
Now back up to 1965. I attended a boarding high school. I lived, went to school, ate meals,and spent my
free time with about 100 other guys. After four years we knew one another pretty well. We were a brotherhood, we were loyal to one another, we wouldn’t squeal on one another, we’d take the wrap for each other and would defend and fight for one another if necessary. And after 4 years we had an attitude, a
BAD attitude. We were TERTIA, the Latin name for seniors in our school. We were tired of the dining hall food, our proctors, classes, and the rules and regulations we were suppose to live by. Our senior
sweatshirt had one big negative sign ( - ) on it. In a nutshell we were whiners.
Whining is not just something that high school seniors do. There are perpetual whiners. They whine all their lives about everything: politics, relatives, kids, parents, church and God, work, health, you name it and someone is whining about it. Do you know that God through the Apostle Paul has a policy on
whining? The Bible says:
“Do everything readily and cheerfully – no bickering or second guessing allowed! Go out into the
world uncorrupted, a breath of fresh air in this squalid and polluted society. Provide people with
a glimpse of good living and of the living God. Carry the light-giving Message into the night so
that I’ll have good cause to be proud of you on that day that Christ returns.”
—Philippians 2:14-15 The Message.
God wants us to be positive, but not because He is keeping order among prisoners. Actually, because of
Jesus we are FREE. The reason He wants us to watch our attitude is that some people don’t know yet that Jesus has set them FREE too. They are still prisoners of sin.
When we watch the tone of our voice and attitude, we let other people know there is a better way. We
walk through this world with the keys that set whining prisoners free. In God’s grip,
Pastor Tom
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We are all enjoying this wonderful winter season at preschool and are excited for a fun filled February. You will find our rooms decorated with heart shapes, shades of red, and catch us
doing many fun Valentine activities. God’s love has blessed us with many wonderful students this year and we are thankful for them all.
Our in-house field trip presented by the IBG (Idaho Botanical Garden) was fantastic. The
children learned about fossils. The children learned a lot of interesting information about fossils. Thanks, IBG Boise, for sharing with us it was great.
In February, we will be having a Dentist come to school and help us to learn how to brush our teeth better and what foods are good for our teeth.
February 29th at 4:30pm, here at Friendship Celebration, is our one and only School
Fundraiser. We would love to see you all there. We will be serving dinner, having a live and silent auction, and the kids will get to play some fun games.
Thanks to you all for your support of our preschool.
In His Love
Preschool Staff
Preschool Auction
YOU ARE NEEDED! We need help with the Preschool
Auction Fundraiser on February 29! You can help with anything from set-up and decorating, helping during the function and so
much more! Let’s make this a fun and amazing fundraiser for the preschool this year. Sign-up sheets are posted on the Information
Kiosk. Olive Garden is catering, there’ll be a beer/wine cash bar, plus we have already received many items for auction. Please
save the date! If you want to donate items, or need more
information, contact Maelin Chandler, auction coordinator, call/text 208-948-0546, [email protected].
So, come and invite everyone you know. Tickets are on sale. $10 per Adult, $5 per Kid, $30 per Family.
FRIENDSHIP CELEBRATION PRESCHOOL 765 East Chinden Blvd., Meridian, ID 83646
Preschool Director—Lori Jensen
208-288-2404
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Friendship Celebration Outreach Ministries to local underprivileged children and families in need.
ONE CHURCH ONE CHILD (1C1C)
Friendship Celebration supports the program “One Church One Child “managed by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, where local churches are invited to provide foster parents and support for foster children and families. The overall goal is to have no child age-out of care before
they can become part of a nurturing home. So if the Holy Spirit is urging you to consider being a foster parent please contact Monique Layton at 208-249-0180; [email protected] for foster care
services. If the Spirit is encouraging you to provide resources and services to help children deal with their circumstances so they can become healthy adults, please contact Linda Wakefield at 208-334-
6844; [email protected]. Church participation is all voluntary, so support varies depending on the willingness and ability of the church and its members to provide support.
Here is a list of requests:
Always needed are: diapers of all sizes, baby wipes, underwear and socks 0-18, bunk beds,
lice kits, mattresses
For the Winter season, 1C1C is requesting the following:
New or very good condition winter clothing/caps, shoes and active wear Winter weather toys, sports gear, boots and blankets
Hygiene items, Diaper cream, Strollers, Cribs If you are able to provide or have questions about any of these items, or if you have a specific way
you would like to serve or have questions about how to get involved, please contact Craig Hoellwarth at 916-833-1713; [email protected]. Craig will pick up and deliver any items
provided.
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do
not give up. Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all people…Galatians 6:9
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FAMILY ADVOCATES (FA) In the Treasure Valley today there are hundreds of underprivileged children and struggling families
that need our help. Family Advocates mission is to strengthen families and keep kids safe by empowering everyday people to protect and enrich the lives of youth through its Family
Strengthening and CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Programs. Family Strengthening enlists the support of volunteers to work with underprivileged families to create important networks and healthy habits through classes, activities and mentoring.
Donations can be dropped off at 3010 W State Street in Boise or picked up and delivered by Craig
Hoellwarth (916-833-1713 or [email protected]). All gifts should be NEW.
All sizes of children’s pajamas and socks Baby Bottles, diapers and wipes (always needed) No-scratch infant mittens • Books for kids of all ages
Car seats and Strollers Pull-ups/training pants sizes 4T and up
Boy-themed shampoo (tween) Feminine hygiene products
Hair accessories (hair ties, barrettes, clips, etc.) Family Games and toys/gifts for children of all ages Gift cards ($15 to Walmart, WinCo, and Fred Meyer)
Colored pencil sets and markers Calculators
What your imagination suggests
If anyone has material possessions and sees his brother in need but has not pity on him, how
can the love of God be in him? Dear children, let us not love with words or tongue,
but with actions in truth. 1 John 3:17-18
CASA is aimed at protecting children from abuse and neglect. Trained volunteers investigate child
abuse and neglect, and then advocate for abused or neglected children in the legal system to make sure the child’s voice is heard. This program is always in need of people willing to take a personal interest in a child who is at the mercy of the Courts and needs someone to lookout for them and give
them a place to go when there is no one else to talk to.
The need includes both individual volunteers called Guardians Ad Litem and pro-bono attorneys who provide legal assistance for the child and the Guardian.
If the Lord is tugging at your heart to directly support local children and families in need, please talk with Craig Hoellwarth at 916-833-1713; [email protected], or see the Family Advocates
website at www.familyadvocates.org.
Defend the cause of the weak and fatherless; maintain the rights of the poor and oppressed.
Rescue the weak and needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked. Psalm 82:3
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Friendship Celebration 2020 Cookbook Coming in Spring!
The FCLC cookbook is still in the process of editing and formatting. It’s not to late to get your favorite recipe into it.
We still need more recipes for soups/stews, side dishes, and breads.
Questions? Contact Joan Hammerson ([email protected] or
call the church office 208-288-2404).
Caring Ministry reaches out in love to offer support, caring, comfort, and fellowship to those experiencing loneliness, illness, loss, or other life changes. This is our mission.
If you are a single lady in our congregation and would like to join in our Caring Ministry fellowship events, please contact
Carol Lipschultz at (208) 884-4597 or Patsy Kern at (208) 888-2979.
Our next meeting is on Monday, February 10th at FCLC. This is an open invitation to the ladies of FCLC. We would welcome your visit to the Caring Ministry meetings to see if this ministry might be where you feel
you could best serve the Lord. We meet on the second Monday of each month at 10:00a.m. at church.
Contact Carol Lipschultz (208-884-4597) or Patsy Kern (208-888-2979) if you are interested in joining this awesome ministry.
The Quilters Group Drawstring Backpack Makers Needed!
Special thanks to the Camille Beckman Foundation, we purchased fabric for less than $1 a yard to make backpacks for the Tlucek School in Haiti. What do we need now? Volunteers to sew up the bags! We have the lofty goal of 450 bags to be completed by May 1st with only 100 bags completed so far. The kits are in the Quilter Closet in the
foyer. Please contact Anita Gonzales (208-409-5187) for more information.
New Friday Women’s Bible Study! The Friday Women’s Bible study is starting a new study on January 31st called
“Discerning the Voice of God” by Priscilla Shirer. If you are interested in join this Bible study, now is the time to start! Contact Carol Jo (208-866-8300 or email
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February Youth Activity Calendar
Friday, January 31st – Sunday, February 2nd:
Jr. High Camp Perkins Winter Retreat (Rescheduled from Jan 8th)
Sunday, February 2nd:
Superbowl Sunday – No Youth groups today.
Tuesday, February 4th – Thursday, February 6th:
DCE Conference – Brett out of town
Sunday, February 9th:
4:30pm Youth Confirmation Class Teacher: Pastor Matt 6:00pm Jr/Sr High Youth Night Leader: Brett
Sunday, February 16th:
12:00pm 3rd, 4th, 5th, & 6th Grade Youth Group (Snow tubing) Leader: Brett 6:00pm Jr/Sr High Youth Night Leader: Brett
Sunday, February 23rd:
4:30pm Youth Confirmation Class Teacher: Pastor Ma
6:00pm Jr/Sr High Youth Night Leader: Brett
March 1st:
6:00pm Jr/Sr High Youth Night Leader: Brett (Multi-Church-Night)
FCLC Parents of Youth 411:
Children & Youth Sunday Morning Bible Class is currently using Answers In Genesis
curriculum Jr. & Sr. High Youth Group is using the scripture used for Worship for their devotions
Families with youth that are currently in 6th grade through 10th Grade are eligible for the next NYG (Look for Fundraising info soon – funds raised can be used for Camp Perkins retreats and camps as well)
2021 is the year for our Youth & Family Servant Project Trip – Contact Brett if you are interested in helping plan this
Community Easter Egg Hunt is on Saturday April 11th – Will your youth and/or family help with this?
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February Birthdays
Feb. 2: Jeff Herridge Feb. 3. Art Eacker Marlene Jensen Feb. 5: Roy Coneen Fred Knehans Feb. 6: Quinn Peters Christian Shriner Feb. 7: Johlyn Nuttal Feb. 9: Autumn Martin Feb. 10: Terri Dockweiler Feb. 11: Ashley Ransom Bonni Shikrallah Feb. 12: Ebbie Dern-Hash Feb. 14: Cara Carter Ashlyn Graham Dianna Noble Matthew Resch Feb. 15: Addisyn Nuttal Feb. 17: Elisabeth Schutte Feb. 19: Rick Vollweiller Feb. 21: Tegan Buck Feb. 23: Jacob Timian Feb. 26: Chris Salvaggio
February Wedding Anniversaries
Feb. 5: Larren & Irene Novak Feb. 8: David & Arleen Cross Feb. 22: Rick & Carol Jo Richter Feb. 27: Rich & Norma Tillman
If we have missed your birthday or
anniversary and you would like those dates
listed in the newsletter, please email the
church office with the dates.
FAITHFUL FEET WAYS TO SERVE:
Fellowship Ministry:
Coffee Bar Contact Wayne Wierson (515-290-6826)
Fellowship Time Snack Coordinator Contact Joan in the church office.
Hospitality Committee Contact Susan Banker (661-619-3006)
1st Impressions Committee Contact Ruth Kanemasu (208-830-0706)
Caring Ministry Contact Carol Lipschultz (208-884-4597)
Helping Hands Ministry Contact Darlene Biar (208-866-5201)
Grunt Crew Saturday mornings and as needed, the GRUNT
Crew works on projects and facilities
maintenance around the church grounds. If you are interested in joining them, contact Ralph
Cavalieri (509-595-8340)
2nd Saturday Church Work Day Every 2nd Saturday of the month is a Church
Work Day. ALL CHURCH WORK DAY is
Saturday, February 8th. Cleaning and other
projects are done. AND lunch is provided! As
always, you can find out what’s needed and work on your own time schedule. Regular Work
Days are every Saturday at 9:00am Mike Sivey Director of Properties (208-859-0079)
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Lay Leadership Council
President: Karl Bokenkamp
Vice-President: Wayne Wierson
Secretary: Jaymie Foote
Chief Financial Officer: Rick Richter
Director Discipleship: Neal Lindemood
Director Evangelism: Dale Bentley
Director Education: Nicole Sarty
Director Property Mgmt.: Mike Sivey
Church Staff: Senior Pastor: Matt Henry [email protected]
Founding Pastor: Tom Hausch [email protected]
Director of Christian Education: Brett Lindemood [email protected]
Preschool Director: Lori Jensen [email protected]
Office Manager: Kayla Liehe [email protected]
Church Secretary: Joan Hammerson [email protected]
Nurture Groups
Eagle Nurture Group
2nd & 4th Wednesdays at 7:00pm at Dick & Ruth
Kanemasu’s home at 990 W. Oakhampton Dr. Eagle
(208-830-0706)
Star-Eagle Nurture Group
Wednesday evenings at 7:00pm at David & Susan
Banker’s home at 300 W. Sutter Dr. Eagle Contact
Mike Sivey (208-859-0079)
Star Nurture Group
Tuesday evenings at 7:00 pm at Rick & Emelie
Woodall’s home. Contact them at 208-286-7508 for
more information.
Safety & Preparedness Group
Meets 2nd Tuesday at 7:00pm at FCLC. Contact Lynn
House for more information (208-830-0078)
Weekday Bible Studies Men’s Friday Morning Breakfast
(50’s Café - Meridian)
Contact Merlyn Schmeckpeper 208-888-9494
Men’s Friday Morning Breakfast (Star)
Contact the church office
Men’s Friday Morning Breakfast
(Moxi Java - Meridian-Locust Grove
at E. Fairview)
Contacts: Dale Bentley (208-859-4001)
& Chuck DeVito (208-505-7579)
Life Groups
Kuna West Life Group
2nd & 4th Tuesdays at the Platts’ home at
2235 N. Blueblossom Way Kuna.
Contact Jeff Platts (714-788-1531)
Kuna East Life Group
2nd & 4th Tuesdays at the Kleins’ home at
11048 W. Soluna Dr. Boise.
Contact Ralph Cavalieri (509-595-8340)
Boise East/Garden City Life Group
Thursdays at the Hublers’ home at 4709 N. Jennifer
St. Boise. Contact Aaron Hubler (208-859-9095)
Meridian Life Group
Tuesdays at the Wiemers’ home at 915 N. Oxwich
Ave. Meridian. Contact Brett Lindemood
(208-982-1461)
Meridian Life Group 2
Thursday mornings at various places.
Contact Pastor Matt (208-957-9364)
Eagle/Meridian Life Group
Tuesday mornings at the Kalthoffs’ home at 4171 W.
Temple Dr. Eagle.
Contact Judy Kalthoff (818-314-7480)
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Sundays at Friendship Celebration (Nursery care available both Services & Education Hour)
Worship Services: 8:15 am & 11:00 am
Fellowship Time: 9:15-9:45 am
Children Sunday School: 9:45-10:45 am
Adult Bible Classes: 9:45-10:45am
Friendship Lutheran Mission Kuna Sunday Service at 10:30am
Adult Bible Classes Winter Quarter: January 5th through April 5th
Class: Everyone’s Luther: The Large Catechism
Teacher: Pastor Matt Henry
Class: Colossians Teacher: Matt Holmquist
Class: Exodus Continued Teacher: Ken Priebe
Class: Adult Special Needs Teachers: Jack Hansen & Neal Lindemood
Class: Financial Peace Teacher: Pastor Rich Davis
Class: Love and Logic - Parenting Class Teachers: Brett & Eileen Lindemood
Worship Service available on DVD for
those homebound, or anyone who would like to hear and see last Sunday's message. Call church office.
To put a prayer on the Prayer Chain contact: Jenny Kandler 208-362-5410 or email her at [email protected]. (Note: Also
call to let her know you sent a prayer request) In the event that, Jenny Kandler. In the event that, Jenny Kandler can't be reached for prayer chain, please call/ notify, Donnette House (208-297-0775) at [email protected].
Fellowship Time with coffee/juice and treats from 9:15-9:45am on Sundays. Thanks to various people/groups for providing each month. You may provide
treats for a special occasion (Baptism, Birthday, Confirmation, etc.) if you wish for our Fellowship Time. Contact the church office at (208) 288-2404.
Stay up to date on congregation happenings
by receiving the Friendly 411 Weekly via email every Thursday afternoon. To subscribe email Joan Hammerson at [email protected]
Your “Friendly Findings” Newsletter is
available in the foyer at church or on our church website: www.friendshipcelebration.org. Newsletter
article deadline is 20th of each month and may be submitted by email to: [email protected]. Or contact
the church office at (208) 288-2404.
Church Office Hours: Kayla Liehe (Office
Mgr.) Monday through Friday 8:30am—4:00pm. Joan Hammerson (Secretary) Tuesday-Friday 8:30am-2:30pm.
FCLC’s Friendly 411 Weekly
is an e-newsletter that comes directly to your email inbox on Thursday afternoons. If you are
interested in signing up to receive the Friendly 411 Weekly, please email the church office at
[email protected] and mark the subject “Subscribe 411”.
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