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The Good News November
Veterans Appreciation Lunch 1
Pastor’s Page 2
Principal’s Page 3
Connecting People to Christ 4
CARE Ministry 5
CARE Ministry Updates 6
Women’s Ministry 7
Youth Ministry 8
Children’s Ministry 9
News & Notes 10
Those Who Serve 11
Celebrations 12
Calendar of Activities 13
Inside this Issue:
Christ Lutheran Church is a place to find the grace and truth of Christ
November 2019
Christ Lutheran Church Yuma Lutheran School
2555 S Engler Avenue Yuma, AZ 85365
(928)726-0773 Church (928)726-6674 Church Fax
(928)726-8410 School (928)726-5330 School Fax
www.ChristYuma.org
www.YumaLutheranSchool.org
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Rev. Vincent Harman, Senior Pastor
Rev. Mark Johnson, Associate Pastor [email protected]
Angie Schiller, YLS Principal [email protected]
Elena Jimenez, School Secretary [email protected]
Amy Mitchell, Bookkeeper [email protected]
Kimberly Meeks, Church Secretary [email protected]
All church and school families are invited to join us as we
honor those who have served in the armed forces at
The Annual
Veterans
Appreciation
Luncheon
Sunday, November 10th
12pm in the Activity Center/Gym
Non-Military families please bring
a salad to share (12 servings)
Everyone is welcome to this FREE special event sponsored
by the Military Ministry of Christ Lutheran Church as we
honor those who have served and are currently serving.
Special Thanks to:
- The Boy Scouts, who will retire old and damaged flags at
noon.
- Al Schutt and crew, who will prepare the main meal.
The lunch is free, but please RSVP by
November 9th:
- between services
- to the church office by phone or email
928-726-0773
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Pastor Vince Harman
Pastor Mark Johnson
In that day you will say: "Give thanks to the LORD, call on his name; make known among the nations what he has done, and proclaim that
his name is exalted. Sing to the LORD, for he has done glorious things; let this be known to all the world. Shout aloud and sing for joy, people
of Zion, for great is the Holy One of Israel among you." ~ Isaiah 12:4-6
“Now Thank We All Our God” Now thank we all our God
With hearts and hands and voices,
Who wondrous things has done,
In whom His world rejoices;
Who from our mothers’ arms
Has blest us on our way
With countless gifts of love
And still is ours today.
Oh, may this bounteous God
Through all our life be near us,
With ever joyful hearts
And blessed peace to cheer us
And keep us in His grace
And guide us when perplexed
And free us from all harm
In this world and the next.
All praise and thanks to God
The Father now be given,
The Son, and Him who reigns
With them in highest heaven,
The one eternal God,
Whom earth and heav’n adore;
For thus it was, is now,
And shall be evermore.
Dear Friends of Christ, With the exception of “A Mighty Fortress is our God”, the hymn “Now Thank We All Our God” is the most widely sung hymn in Germany. Like so many other great hymns, it was forged in the crucible of the Thirty Years’ War. Martin Rinkart was the only pastor in the walled city of Eilenberg. Many refugees
fled there, hoping the walls would protect them, only to see the city overrun by Swedes, Austrians, and Swedes again. In the crowded conditions, hunger and plague were chronic problems. In 1673 Rinkart conducted funerals for five thousand residents – including his
wife. So when he prays, “Guide us when perplexed,” he is not talking about minor inconveniences. Yet thanksgiving erupts from this stately song. The tune, by Johann Cruger, was introduced with the text in 1644 while the war still raged. It has a majesty and a resolve that
few other works can match. We can thank God even during the most trying times. We can know God is with us “in this world and the next.” (Taken from “The One Year Book of Hymns”)
Have a blessed Thanksgiving,
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I hope you were able to attend the Fall Festival! The kids had a great time and lots of candy was eaten! Thank you for all of your donations and to the volunteers who helped make this event so successful. Have you been to the Yuma Children’s Art Festival? This year it will be held on Saturday, November 2nd in downtown Yuma. The street will be filled with crafts and projects for the children to participate in and it’s completely FREE! Yuma Lutheran will have a booth. If you come down, stop by to say hi! We will be closed on Monday, November 11th in observance of Veteran’s Day. The staff will be gone from November 24th – 26th at the Lutheran Educator’s Conference in California. The theme of the conference is Spiritually Charged. We look forward to growing and becoming stronger as a staff.
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Principal Angie Schiller
Remember to keep up with us through the website and Facebook pages: www.yumalutheranschool.org and
https://www.facebook.com/yumalutheran
November 11—No School—Veteran’s Day November 25-29—No School—
Thanksgiving Break
Walk by Faith We walk by Faith, not by Sight. ~ 2 Corinthians 5:7
S.T.A.R.S. is a club for K-8th grade military students
attending YLS. It was created for them to have fun, make new friends and become stronger and even more resilient
in light of the challenges they face as military children. We are blessed to offer this program to our military students
on Wednesday mornings before school. For more information please call the school office at 928-726-0773.
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THANKSGIVING! A special day set aside to focus on being thankful and for remembering all God has done for us—to thank HIM for His wonderful blessings! Sometimes we may be tempted to think of giving thanks as something we do for God.
Actually, gratitude is a gift God has given
to US! Scripture is full of passages about giving
thanks and praise. It could fill a book! (Actually is already has! :) ) God commands or directs us many times throughout scripture to be thankful and to give Him thanks—but NOT because HE needs it! God doesn’t need anything from us. But He
knows that WE need to be thankful in order
to live fulfilled lives and to be fully the
people He created us to be. WE NEED
GRATITUDE!! (BTW—God doesn’t need
anything from us but it brings Him great pleasure when we give our hearts and our gratitude to Him!)
There have been a lot of studies done in the secular world that support the importance of gratitude: it improves emotional well-being by helping to relieve stress; is linked to fewer signs of heart
disease; helps fight cancer and disease in general; improves relationships and makes people feel happier; builds a positive outlook and creates optimism. And on and on.
Of course, God has always known about those benefits. (After all—He invented it all!) That’s part of why He wants us to practice gratitude. But there are many other, even more important benefits of gratitude. God tells us to “rejoice always, pray continually,
give thanks in all circumstances; for this is
God’s will for you in Christ Jesus”. 1 Thess
5:18. When we truly understand the heart of God, that He loves us with a love that
endures forever, it becomes clear that a
thankful heart is what He desires for us
because it’s what’s best for us—no matter
the circumstance. Gratitude can lift up our
hearts and help us see through the tough
times and enable us to depend more fully on
God and His perfect plan for us. And remember—the enemy comes only
to steal, kill and destroy. Satan does not
want us grateful. Being grateful opens the
door to God and His presence and blessings
and comfort and slams the door to the
enemy! Being grateful is part of spiritual
warfare! Being weak, sinful humans, we do not
FEEL like giving thanks in the midst of the
really tough times. But gratitude, like love,
is not always a feeling! It’s easy to feel gratitude for the good times. But other times we just need to give it up to God and ask for His grace and mercy in giving us grateful
hearts in spite of the circumstances—and then to TRUST HIM! How many times—after coming through rough waters, have you looked back and seen how God carried you through and brought you to a much better place on the other side of those waters?! And you realize how much you have benefitted from the whole experience. It is then that we can FEEL gratitude! But in the meantime,
we need to receive the gift of gratitude from
God regardless of how we feel.
In addition, Gratitude can bring us the
peace of contentment. But godliness with
contentment (that’s gratitude) is great gain” I
Tim. 6:6 And Gratitude can help us turn
our focus on God and away from our
troubles and ourselves. You will keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on you because
he trusts in you. Is 26:3
And guess what?! Gratitude can take us
a long way in our quest for
CONNECTING PEOPLE TO CHRIST!
When you cultivate a spirit of thankfulness,
it will spill over into your relationships. When people see how God can give you peace in the midst of trials and see your grateful and joyful attitude, they will wonder
what’s up with you! And God will open a door for you to tell the about love of Jesus and the peace that passes understanding that only God can provide!
“I will give thanks to You, Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all Your wonderful deeds” Psalm 9:1
THANK YOU, LORD, FOR the GIFT
OF GRATITUDE!!
GRATEFUL FOR GRATITUDE!
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“And you will be blessed, because they cannot repay you; for you shall be repaid at the resurrection of the
just.” ~ Luke 14: 14
“I hope to see you soon, and then we will talk personally.” ~ 3 John 1:14
Do you know your neighbors or even one neighbor? Have you ever ‘served’ your neighbor? During the “Red Letter Challenge” serving was one of the 5 targets we as Christians were challenged to practice. In one of the sermons it was stated that serving others can help you experience the greatest satisfaction and fulfillment a Christian can experience. Have you experienced what this means? By reaching out to others and serving them...and not being
repaid for your CARE-ing... helps you identify with Christ. There are many different avenues of serving and many different places...but let us focus on serving those who live close to us...our neighbors. There are bigger stages to get involved in and with others involved...but why not make a difference in someone’s life that can be more personal? In today’s society many of us could just as well be living on an island for as many people we know around where we live. Whether it be a house, apartment, or condominium. (Probably our winter friends in the 55 and older communities are an exception
to this notion. They probably DO know their neighbors!) Prayerfully consider who may have needs that need to be met. Is there a single parent that could use some assistance with their children...an elderly person that may appreciate a meal or a visit sometime...someone that just moved in and you can help them become acquainted...and an unkempt yard that you could assist with...etc. In all of these situations you want to be reaching out with these intentions that you cannot be repaid for. You are reaching out because you are modeling what Jesus has done for us...as He has served us while we are still sinners. We cannot repay God for all
that He has done for us. Reaching out to a person that is lonely can be one of the greatest services you can provide. I recently saw this on facebook: “Loneliness doesn’t come from being alone; it comes from feeling that nobody CARE-s.” What if the person next door to you feels this way? You may be surprised how many people of all ages are lonely. What if the greatest way you could
serve would be to simply CARE for that person...to take the time to listen? I have often felt that if EVERY person took the time to reach out to ONE person...what a better world this
would be! It would certainly be a KINDER place to live! Who is that person that YOU could make a difference in their life? You would be God’s witness. God’s plan from the beginning was that we would be His representatives. Through Jesus, we are called just like the Israelites to be a light in this world. We could brighten the world one friendship at a time. One CARE-ing moment at a time. You may feel that your gifts don’t include serving in this way. Try praying to God to give you the opportunity to reach out to that neighbor...and then to fill you with the words needed to begin
your CARE-ing. If it is His will He will guide your time together and you will be just as blessed as the person that you are reaching out to. Remember...many times when you CARE it is actually just listening to that neighbor who just needs someone to talk to! As you serve those around you they will take notice of the type of person you are. They will recognize your CARE-ing spirit. With time they will recognize your faith...and the Holy Spirit working through you. You will be able to point them to Christ as you shine your light. “You are like a light for the whole world...In the same way your light must shine before people, so that
they will see the good things you do and praise your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:14,16. God challenges us to bless, benefit, and befriend those who cannot repay us for our interest, concern, and kindness. What better time than this Thanksgiving season to take that leap of faith...and be that sunshine of light in your neighbor’s day! Experience the greatest satisfaction and fulfillment that a Christian can experience...be a friend and follow 3 John 1:14, “I hope to see you soon, and then we will talk personally.” To God Be the Glory! Happy Thanksgiving!
CARE Coordinator
Church Service CD Ministry-Thank you Mary for delivering the CDs each week. What a blessing you are! CDs are available to anyone that would like to have a copy of either the traditional or contemporary service weekly.
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They are nice to share with others that might otherwise have the opportunity to hear God’s Word. Call the church office if you would like to have a CD delivered or mailed to you.
Funeral Luncheon Ministry-Dave Sisson
passed away on October 6th in Phoenix. His memorial service was held on Saturday, October 26th with a luncheon that followed. Thank you to all that assisted with the luncheon...it was greatly appreciated. Sue Hanson’s mother, Jeanne Furman, passed away on Monday, October 7th. Our prayers go out to both families as they turn to God for His peace and comfort.
Greeting Card Ministry-Thanks to Jean for sending out the cards from the congregation to our members and forever friends.
Health Ministry-This ministry will be offering informative gatherings on a variety health topics over the next few months. Watch for information up on the screen at church and other postings on dates and topics. The next blood pressure clinic will be on Sunday, November 10th between church services. Look for the signs.
Meals Ministry-Consider asking someone to
join you at your table for this Thanksgiving holiday...if otherwise they would be alone. What a blessing it will be to all! Also, bring them along to church for the Thanksgiving service! If you are interested in making meals
for others at CLC please contact Shelly or Twylah for more information.
CARE Baskets-Kay & Don are resuming their
special outreach to members of CLC with various gifts and visits! Oh, how wonderful it is to have them back! What a blessing it is to make someone’s day better with a visit filled with God’s love! Military Ministry-The Veteran’s Day luncheon will be held on Sunday, November 10th at 12:15 in the activity center. Chef Al will be making the main dish and dessert...so we are asking those attending to bring a salad or
side dish for the luncheon. Volunteers are needed to help set up on Saturday the 9th and then to help serve on the 10th...if you are interested in helping please contact Twylah.
Prayer Shawl Ministry-THERE IS A
SPECIAL NEED FOR MORE KNITTERS
TO MAKE PRAYER SHAWLS! IF YOU
OR ANYONE YOU KNOW KNITS AND
WOULD BE INTERESTED IN MAKING
THESE “HUGS” THAT ARE GIVEN TO
ANYONE AS A COMFORT PLEASE
CONTACT THE CHURCH OFFICE OR
LOTTE. ALL THE SUPPLIES ARE
PROVIDED ALONG WITH
INSTRUCTIONS. Many of the past knitters are not able to make them anymore and there is a GREAT need for volunteers to join this ministry. Over the past fifteen years over 1,600 shawls have been draped around weary shoulders...we need to have this ministry continue!
Prayer Network Ministry-Someone that has
multiple health issues said she is very
comforted by knowing that many people are
praying for her through the altar prayers. The
power of prayer is a comfort to those in need.
Kimberly in the church office emails prayer
requests to members of the congregation and
they then spend time with the Lord in prayer.
What a comfort to those in need! Contact the
church office with your email and you can
become a valuable prayer warrior!
CARE Ministry Leaders:
CARE Ministry Coordinator
Twylah Wahl—920-8416,
Church Service CD Ministry
Dottie Doyle—580-1639
Mary Fedorka—581-6193
Funeral Luncheon Ministry
Nancy Pendleton—257-6257
Greeting Card Ministry
Jean White—271-0000
Meals Ministry
Shelly Pensky—344-4694
CARE Baskets
Kay Krahling—562-743-6898
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Lotte DePoule 436-8432
Prayer Network Ministry
Church Office 726-0773
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For more information about Ladies’ Ministry or the Lutheran Women Missionary
League, please contact Nancy Pendleton at 257-6257.
All God’s Gals ~ In “The Word” ~ Serving the Lord
Women In Mission—Who Are We?
Wednesday morning Bible Study every Wednesday, 7am in the Conference
Room
Women’s
Winter
Retreat
FEBRUARY 21-23 PINE VALLEY, CA
COST: $150, includes
lodging and meals
Contact Nancy Pendleton for
Registration forms
Thank you to everyone who made the Fall Celebration such a success! Over $200 was given to
the Mites in the Noisy Offering on September 29th! Thank you to all who support the Mite Missions!
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***Follow Christ Lutheran-Team Youth Ministry on
facebook*** Any questions, please call the church office
(928-726-0773) .
Friday, November 1, 8, 15, 22—6-8pm
No Youth Nite Friday, November 29th
We begin in the church with worship and Bible Study, and end in the
Gym with dinner and games!
No Confirmation
on Nov 27
Sunday, November 3, 10, 17, 24—6-8pm
No Youth Nite Sunday, December 1st
We begin in the church with worship and Bible Study, and end in the
Gym with dinner and games!
Invite your
friends to join
us!
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Nursery Care is available FREE for 6mo. to 3yrs. during the 11am service in
the building across the parking lot. Please ask an usher for directions. A
pager is given to parents in case of emergency. Volunteers are background
checked and CPR trained.
All children ages 3 years old through 6th grade are invited to join us for a worship experience just for kids!!
Every Sunday! 9:30-10:45am
In the Activity Center/Gym
Worship, Bible study, games, snack, craft, music, and more!
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Operation Christmas Child Boxes Are Due November 20th!
Go to https://www.samaritanspurse.org/what-we-do/
operation-christmas-child/ for more information on what
to pack. Labels can also be printed from this site.
We are not able to receive late boxes. Boxes received after
this date will be donated to a local non-profit such as
Amberly’s Place or the Crossroads Mission.
Thursday,
November 28
10am
with Communion
Lena June Kuechel
October 27
Chuck Thompson was
awarded the Heart of Yuma Outstanding
Volunteer for 2019! He is
a blessing to our Boy Scout Troop, our church, our school, and the Yuma
Community!
Dave Sisson October 6
Jeanne Furman
October 7
Ralph, Claudia, Ian, and Dallas
Buruato
Neil, Cindy, and Lilly Meyer
Brian Phelps
Charlie & Diane
Plotz
Monday,
November 18
7pm
In the Sanctuary
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Ushers
8 Al Schutt, Bill Esmeier, Lawrence
Burdette, Ray Thompson
930 Tom & Mara Tyree, Frank & Jean White
11 Rob & Carrie Petersen; Matthew, Maribel, Matt, and Madison Hansen
Audio/Visual
Chuck Thompson, Jennifer Henderson, Rachael Henderson, Robert Henderson,
Molly Spencer
We are looking to add people to our team!
Please call the church office if you are interested!
Nov
3
8 Coleton and Maximus Timm
930 Wyatt Knutson and Ian Buruato
11 James McMullen
8 Kelly Keithly
930 Steve Watkins
11 Dan Chavez
Carrie Petersen, Curt Weber
8 Curt Weber
930 Rich Knutson
11 Chuck Thompson
Nov
10
8 Reilly Henderson
11 Jack and Melody Thompson
8 Curt Weber
930 Tom Tyree
11 David DePuy
Patty Larson, Matthew & Maribel
Hansen
8 Rod Hartleib
930 Frank White
11 Alan Rubida
Nov
17
8 Ella Marquart and Jordan Meeks
11 David Hinojosa
8 Randy Reynoldson
930 Don Krahling
11 Duane Sheppard
Bill Esmeier, Jr., Dottie Doyle, Cheryl Keithly
8 Curt Weber
930 Frank White
11 Chuck Thompson
Nov
24
8 Cody Harbolt
11 Karl Grosskreutz and Aeden Hudson
8 Dan Esch
930 Rich Knutson
11 Jason Geszvain
Dave & Sharon
Cummins, Dan Geszvain
8 Kelly Keithly
930 Rich Knutson
11 Alan Rubida
November 28 THANKSGIVING @ 10am
Acolytes: Jacob Rochester and Karl Grosskruetz Reader: Dave Cummins
Elder: Frank White Ushers: Jason & Dawn Geszvain
Acolytes
Scripture
Readers Elders
Altar Guild:
Susie DePuy, Vicki Freund, Jennifer Henderson, Maribel Hansen, Tammy
Harman
Pew Cards:
Susan Sanno
Counters
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1 Frank White
2 Gayle Handcock
3 Julie Johnson
4 Dani Leon
5 Dean Hitchcock
Selena Spencer
Paul White
Casey White
Ron Woolery
6 Joseph Bekish
Levi Davenport
Rex Pope
Corrine Sellers
8 Emma Beckendorf
Cynthia Paulsen
10 Myrtle Paulsen
Angie Schiller
10 Steve Watkins
11 Susann Hitchcock
Karen Ohdle
Alice Steinly
Malibu Watler
13 Abby Grosskreutz
Asher Jones
15 Kristina Meyer
Michelle Ybarra
16 Kyle Keuchel
18 Katherine Jones
19 Max Schiller
Krew Sellers
20 Penny Esmeier
Zander Ferrer
Rod Hartleib
Perry Pensky
21 Jackie Stevens
22 Allen Opp
Twylah Wahl
23 Joshua Wilson
28 Ruth Baker
29 Kyler Glenn
Jean White
30 Ron Kruse
Bonnye Stuhr
1 Ron & Allyne Woolery ~ 62 years!!
5 Elden & Darlene Brown ~ 64 years!!
Matt & Mindy Dusek ~ 8 years!!
5 John & Jeanette Culbertson ~ 49 years!
Paul & Jean Skovira ~ 71 years!!
10 Matthew & Juliann Beckendorf ~ 7 years!!
11 Kim & Coni Furrow ~ 13 years!!
15 Atilio & Debi Giangreco ~ 21 years!!
26 Mike & Marisa Dunstan ~ 2 years
30 Mark & Lyndsee Flint ~ 34 years!!
Jen Arce
Emma Ballos
Abby Ballos
Bailey Beres
Areic Dominguez
Dotty Doyle
Michel Eilers
Abby Grosskreutz
Sarah Grosskreutz
Blake Harbolt
Rachael Henderson
Grace Hepburn
Daisy Millan
Cynthia Paulsen
Jenny Rochester
David Rochester
Chris Schiller
Corrine Sellers
Barb Shank
Elora Timm
Twylah Wahl
Curt Weber
Thomas Wilson
Laylah Wright
Michelle Ybarra
Baptismal Birthdays
8A Faculty Devotions 6P Jr. High Youth Nite
8A Traditional Worship with Communion 9:30A Worship KidStyle 9:30A Adult Bible Study 9:30A Contemporary Worship with Communion 11A Contemporary Worship 6P Thirty3Reasons (High School) Youth Nite
8A Faculty Devotions 11A Prayer Meeting 1P Prayer Shawl Meeting 6P Cub Scouts
7A Do Day Quilting 8A Faculty Devotions 6:30P Boy Scouts 7P Johnson SGBS 7P Contemporary Band Practice
7A Women’s Bible Study 8A Faculty Devotions 8:40A YLS Chapel 5P Confirmation
7A Do Day Quilting 8A Faculty Devotions 10:15A Adult Bible Study 7P Adult Choir Practice
8A Faculty Devotions 6P Jr. High Youth Nite
BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS 8A Traditional Worship 9:30A Worship KidStyle 9:30A Adult Bible Study 9:30A Contemporary Worship 11A Contemporary Worship with Communion 12P Veteran’s Appreciation Lunch 3P Discipleship Class 6P Thirty3Reasons (High School) Youth Nite
NO SCHOOL OFFICES CLOSED 6P Board of Elders
7A Do Day Quilting 8A Faculty Devotions 3:30P PTO Meeting 6P Larson SGBS 6:30P Boy Scouts 7P Johnson SGBS 7P Contemporary Band Practice
7A Women’s Bible Study 8A Faculty Devotions 8:40A YLS Chapel 5P Confirmation
7A Do Day Quilting 8A Faculty Devotions 10:15A Adult Bible Study 7P Adult Choir Practice
8A Faculty Devotions 6P Jr. High Youth Nite
8A Traditional Worship with Communion 9:30A Worship KidStyle 9:30A Jr. High & Adult Bible Study 9:30A Contemporary Worship with Communion 11A Contemporary Worship 3P Discipleship Class 6P Thirty3Reasons (High School) Youth Nite
8A Faculty Devotions 11A Prayer Meeting 6P Cub Scouts 7P Voters Assembly Meeting
7A Do Day Quilting 8A Faculty Devotions 6:30P Boy Scouts 7P Johnson SGBS 7P Contemporary Band Practice
7A Women’s Bible Study 8A Faculty Devotions 8:40A YLS Chapel 5P Confirmation
7A Do Day Quilting 8A Faculty Devotions 10:15A Adult Bible Study 7P Adult Choir Practice
8A Faculty Devotions 6P Jr. High Youth Nite
8A Traditional Worship 9:30A Worship KidStyle 9:30A Adult Bible Study 9:30A Contemporary Worship 11A Contemporary Worship with Communion 6P Thirty3Reasons (High School) Youth Nite
11A Prayer Meeting 6P Cub Scouts
7A Do Day Quilting 7P Johnson SGBS 7P Contemporary Band Practice
7A Women’s Bible Study
10A Thanksgiving Worship With Communion
OFFICES CLOSED
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Yuma Lutheran School No School—Thanksgiving Break; Surround Care Open Mon & Tues
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...& much more in
this issue!
Women’s
Winter
Retreat
