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More from Pastor Arnold 2

Kantor’s Korner 3

WPL-Wildcats’ Words 4

November Worship Schedule

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Official Acts & Notices 6

Thanksgiving Food Drive 7

Reading Through the Bible 8

WPL Christmas Faire 9

God’s People Pray 10

November Birthdays & Anniversaries

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November Calendar 11

Inside this issue:

From Pastor Arnold:

NOVEMBER 2016 PAGE 1

PortaL ght the monthly Newsletter of West Portal Lutheran Church and School

In the coming weeks, we find one

Church Year coming to a close and

the beginning of a New Church

Year. The last weeks of the church

year in November focus on what is

often called “the End Times,” while

the season of Advent prepares us

for the Second Coming of our Lord.

More on that in the December Por-

taLight!

The End Times are often misunder-

stood to be something that is far off

in the future, which isn’t really nec-

essarily accurate or true. The End

Times is best defined as the time be-

tween the first coming of our Lord Jesus

and the time of His return. In other

words, the End Times are NOW!

The letter to the Hebrews begins

with these words:

The End Times “Long ago, at many times and in

many ways, God spoke to our fa-

thers through the prophets. But in

these last days He has spoken to us

by His Son…”

The Greek word for “last” is escha-

ton (escaton). The study of the End

Times in theology is called

“Eschatology.” So the first thing we

learn about the End Times is that

they were ushered in with the life,

death and resurrection of Jesus. In

these last days God speaks to us

through the Word Made Flesh and

God’s written and spoken Word.

When we look at the Gospels, and

especially the Revelation of St.

John, we can see that all of what

has been prophesied is unfolding

before our very eyes. In Matthew

chapter 24, we hear Jesus saying,

“You will hear of wars and rumors

of wars (check!), but see to it that

you are not alarmed. Such things

must happen, but the end is still to

come. Nation will rise against na-

tion, kingdom against kingdom

(check and check!). There will be

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PORTALIGHT PAGE 2 NOVEMBER 2016

Worship Services

Saturday, 5:00PM

Sunday, 8:30 and 11:00AM

Sunday School,

Youth and Adult Bible Classes

Sunday, 9:45AM

We warmly welcome you

to worship the Lord God with us.

200 Sloat Boulevard, San Francisco CA 94132

(415) 661-0242

www.westportallutheran.org

The Rev. Todd Arnold, Pastor

Jan Lundquist, Church Secretary, PortaLight Editor

Kantor J. Wayne Kerr, Pastoral Deacon

Anna Hu, Principal

Christy Wood, Assistant Principal

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famines (check!) and earthquakes (check!) in vari-

ous places. All of these are the beginning of birth

pains!”

But WHEN will it happen…? Today? Next

month? A thousand years from now? That’s the

real question, isn’t it? The answer: No one knows.

No one! Many will come saying “here He is…or

there He is”. We are not to listen to these false

prophets. We have all we need to prepare for the

end of time in God’s Holy Word to us. That is

why we are urged to be prepared…to be alert and

watch! Like a thief in the night, His return will be

without warning.

But we need not fear. In fact, the Christian looks

forward to our Lord’s coming again, even pray-

ing: “Come. Lord Jesus, come quickly!”

The thought of the “Day of our Lord’s Return”

used to frighten me. Not anymore. Now I’m actu-

ally looking forward to it. The End Times are

now!

Blessings,

Pastor Todd Arnold

(Continued from FROM PASTOR ARNOLD, Page 1)

Dear Members of West Portal Lutheran Church

& School,

In a letter sent to the Call Task Force of the Lu-

theran Church of the Risen Savior, I have accept-

ed their call to me to serve as Pastor of their

congregation in Green Valley AZ. However, we

did agree that my start date there will be on or

around January 1, 2017. This will allow Kathy to

finish the semester as middle school science and

religion teacher, and I will be able to assist in the

transition at the church. I will be also finishing

the semester as catechism teacher for the 8th

grade classes and will be here for the Thanksgiv-

ing, Advent and Christmas services.

I am so grateful to God to have served among

the folks here at West Portal Lutheran in San

Francisco. I was humbled at receiving your call

and privileged to assist in the wonderful minis-

try here at both the church and the school. My

children went from kids to adults here, and I

will leave with many fond memories.

Please keep my family and me in your prayers

during this time of transition. I will be praying

regularly for you and the people of Risen Savior.

God's richest blessings,

Pastor Todd Arnold

More From Pastor Arnold

PORTALIGHT NOVEMBER 2016

Kantor’s Korner

Thanksgiving Daily

“Let us come before Him with thanksgiving and

extol Him with music and song.

For the LORD is the great God,

the great King above all gods.” Psalm 95:2-3

My how the days fly by! It’s already November

2016, and in few short weeks we will once again

come together as a family of faith to celebrate

the Nativity of our Lord Jesus. However, before

the excitement of December, we have several

wonderful opportunities in November for shar-

ing as a community of faith.

On Monday evening November 14th at 7:00 p.m.

in the Scottish Rite Auditorium, the Music Min-

istry of west Portal Lutheran Church and School

will present the Annual Fall Concert. Come and

join us for an evening of music presented by the

WPL Orchestra and the ringing and singing

choirs from both Sloat and Sunset Campuses.

With the coming of November our minds turn

naturally to Thanksgiving, but the Giving of

Thanks is much more than a day filled with tur-

key, football and shopping. We are so blessed by

the students and parents who attend and sup-

port the WPL School. We possess a faithful fac-

ulty and staff dedicated to education and a con-

gregation who supports the mission and minis-

try of the WPL School.

We have been blessed in so many ways by God

our Father. I invite you to join me this month,

not just in a single day of “Thanksgiving”, but to

daily offer prayers of thanksgiving and praise.

We have been placed as a family of faith in this

area of San Francisco for a reason, to proclaim

Weekend Worship Schedule for November

10/1/16 5:00PM Partners in Faith

10/2/16 8:30AM Creative Worship Liturgy-

Lord’s Supper; service led by Praise Band

11:00AM Service at Stern Grove followed

by Church Picnic

10/8/16 5:00PM Worship Service-Lord’s Supper

10/9/16 8:30AM Divine Service 1-Lord’s Supper

11:00AM Divine Service 1


10/16/16 8:30AM Divine Service 3

11:00AM Divine Service 3-Lord’s Supper


10/23/16 8:30AM Divine Service 4-Lord’s Supper


Reformation & Missions Weekend

10/29/16 5:00PM Worship Service-Lord’s Supper

10/30/16 8:30AM Creative Worship Liturgy-

Lord’s Supper

11:00AM Creative Worship Liturgy-

Lord’s Supper

Christ through the avenues provided to us by

God. Let’s never forget the daily blessings we re-

ceive from God our Father and joyfully serve in

the work God has given us to do as his hands, feet

and voice living daily in our many and varied vo-

cations as church member, teacher, staff, students,

and parents. Because God has given us the great-

est gift of all in Christ Jesus, we should never stop

offering thanks, praise and service to our loving

God.

Blessings and Peace

Deacon J. Wayne Kerr, Kantor

at the Scottish Rite Auditorium

Monday, November 14th,

7:00PM

Performances by

School Musical Groups

Genesis Ringers

Luther Ringers

Carillon Ringers

SonRise Ringers

Spirit Ringers

Alleluia Ringers

Revelation Ringers

Joy Chimes

WPLS Orchestra

Lambs’ Choir

Angels’ Choir

PORTAL NOVEMBER 2016 PAGE 4 PORTALIGHT

WPL WPL -- Wildcats’ WordsWildcats’ Words Principal’s Page by Ms. Hu

I was born and raised in San Francisco. My wife,

Irene and I have two sons, Darren and Nathan.

Irene was a teacher at West Portal Lutheran from

1983 to 2008 when she retired. I have been the

Sunset Campus computer teacher for the last 8

years after I retired from 34 years at Pacific Bell,

Southwest Bell, and AT&T where I mainly

worked in Information Technology. In my free

time, I enjoy volleyball, serving at SF Bible

Church, playing piano/violin, and teaching

computers to seniors at our church

met my lovely fiancée, Adrienne (pictured above

with Christian). During the summer I volunteer as

a counselor for Sunset Church's day camp. I enjoy

spending time with family and friends whenever

possible. Adrienne and I are going to be married

in December, and we are happy to be part of the

West Portal Lutheran School family

This month’s newsletter is highlighting our com-

puter teachers on both Sloat and Sunset campus-

es. Wayman Jew is the part-time computer teach-

er at the Sunset Campus and Christian Nim is the

computer/IT teacher on the Sloat Campus.

Wayman and Irene Jew

Introducing Faculty/Staff Members

Christian Nim

Hello, my name is Christian Nim. I was born and

raised in the wonderful city of San Francisco. I

attended San Francisco State University where I

Missional Schools Workshop Mrs. Christy Wood - Assistant Principal, Mrs.

Michele Boyer - Kindergarten Teacher, Mrs. Hel-

en Tom-Bok - Chairperson of the Bridge Com-

mittee, and I attended the CNH Missional Schools

Workshop at the end of September. We are excit-

ed about all the potential possibilities to grow

God’s Kingdom. We want you to think about the

following:

What is a “mission focused school?”

Those who serve and support a mission focused

school think, plan, and act in alignment with

God’s calling to share the love of Christ with all

nations. The budget, staffing, policies, and priori-



ties are intentionally determined in light of the

role of the church to share the Gospel of Jesus

Christ to their community. The role of the school

is that which extends the mission of the church in

reaching the New Believers through Jesus Christ.

Worship is vibrant and Christ centered

(Chronicles 16:29)

Discipleship is strong, calling members to

grow through the Word (Psalm 119:105)

Service…that connects the community to

Christ (Matthew 5:16)

Outreach is focused on those who do not yet

know Christ as their Savior (Acts 1:8)

Leadership…multiplying servants to multi-

ply ministry. (1Peter 4:10)

(Continued from WILDCATS’ WORDS, page 4)

Picnic Fun! On October 2nd we had our annual Church and School Picnic. 200+ people worshipped together and then

ate and had fun together. We thank the Lord for our amazing West Portal Family.

Community Bowling Activity A few weeks ago families signed up to spend

time together bowling. We thank our Youth Di-

rector, Daniel Latimore, for coordinating this

effort. We are so blessed that Daniel is filling this

capacity again. We look forward to more family

activities for fun and fellowship.

Brooke Zarick and Chaeyoung Simmer get ready

to compete in the watermelon eating contest.

Taking shelter from the brief rain deluge



(Continued from WILDCATS’ WORDS, page 5)

Up-coming school events November

5 CO-OP Day – Sloat Campus – 9:30 AM-

11:30 AM

11 Open House for Prospective students –

Sunset Campus – 8:45 AM

11 Veterans’ Day activities on both campuses

14 Fall Music Concert – 7:00 PM

18 Free Dress Day and Hot Dog Day – Grade

8 Fundraiser

21-25 School Closed – Teachers at LEC

(Lutheran Educators’ Conference)

Thanksgiving Holiday

See the complete 2016-2017 School Calendar at

https://mybackpack-wplsf.com/school-

calendar/2016-2017-calendar-public/

In Christ, Our Master Teacher,

Anna Hu

Principal

Worship Schedule for November 2016

11/5/16 5:00PM Partners in Faith ALL SAINTS’ DAY 11/6/16 8:30AM Divine Service 1 11:00AM Divine Service 1-Lord’s Supper 11/12/16 5:00PM Partners in Faith 11/13/16 8:30AM Creative Worship-Lord’s Supper 11:00AM Creative Worship All Services this weekend are led by the Praise Band. 11/19/16 5:00PM Worship Service-Lord’s Supper 11/20/16 8:30AM Divine Service 4 11:00AM Divine Service 4-Lord’s Supper

THANKSGIVING SERVICES 11/23/16 7:00PM Thanksgiving Eve Service-Lord’s

Supper 11/24/16 10:00AM Thanksgiving Day Service-Lord’s

Supper 11/26/16 5:00PM Worship Service-Lord’s Supper 11/27/16 8:30AM Divine Service 1-Lord’s Supper


Our West Portal Lutheran Sunday School offers two voluntary

positions beginning January 8, 2017. Please prayerfully consider:

Sunday School Superintendent:

opens Sunday School each week at 9:45 with an opening

devotion

orders materials for the teachers

provides Easter and Christmas programs for student

presentation

organizes the Easter Egg hunt

Pre-School - Grade 2 Sunday School Teacher (co-teach every other week)

If you wish to join an excellent Christian team, please contact Jan Lundquist

([email protected]).

https://mybackpack-wplsf.com/school-calendar/2016-2017-calendar-public/

https://mybackpack-wplsf.com/school-calendar/2016-2017-calendar-public/

mailto:[email protected]


Official Acts & Notices through October 23, 2016

BAPTISMS

10/9/16 Rachel Mai Li

West Portal Lutheran Church & School

Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive

Oct. 31—Nov. 16

The Student Council is taking the lead in our annual food drive to help those less fortunate. We will be

collecting non-perishable food items to donate to the food pantry at Christ For All Nations Lutheran

Church operated by the San Francisco Lutheran Nehemiah Project (SFLNP). The SFLNP is a group of

San Francisco and Daly City Lutheran congregations that have joined together to do urban ministry.

This food pantry serves approximately 500 people every Saturday. SFLNP has operated the food pantry

for the past twelve years.

All non-perishable foods are greatly appreciated. The following is a list of

items that are non-perishable and can be kept for long periods of time.

The Student Council has set a goal of collecting 2000 items of food. If we meet that goal, they will reward

the students with a small token of appreciation.

God has richly blessed our school and our church. May we share those blessings with others. Collection

bins will be in the narthex, Haake Hall entryway, and the Sunset school office for your food donations.

Canned meat, fish (i.e.

Spam, tuna, etc.)

Peanut Butter

Soups, stews, and

“meals in a can”

100% fruit juices

Cereal, oatmeal

Canned fruits and vege-

tables (corn is a favorite)

Beans, rice, pasta

Principal Anna Hu is asking church and school

members if they currently have or will have an

apartment or unit or in-law unit available for one

of our school teachers to rent. If so, please contact

Miss Hu at 415-665-6330 or [email protected].

Housing needed

This month we continue offering a format for your daily reading of the Bible. Following this format, you will

complete the entire Bible in 365 readings. Below are the readings for November.

PAGE 8 PORTALIGHT NOVEMBER 2016

Day Old Testament New Testament

1 Ezekiel 4-7 Hebrews 7



4 Ezekiel 15-16 Hebrews 10:1-18

5 Psalms 120-124

Sunday 6 Ezekiel 17-18 Hebrews 10:19-39






12 Psalms 125-129

Sunday 13 Ezekiel 29-30 James 1

14 Ezekiel 31-32 James 2

15 Ezekiel; 33-34 James 3



18 Ezekiel 40-41 1 Peter 1:1-12

19 Psalms 130-134

Sunday 20 Ezekiel 42-44 1 Peter 1:13-2:12

21 Ezekiel 45-46 1 Peter 2:13-3:7

22 Ezekiel 47-48 1 Peter 3:8-5:14

23 Daniel 1-2 2 Peter 1

24 Psalms 65, 103 Thanksgiving Day

25 Daniel 3-4 2 Peter 2

26 Psalms 135-137

Sunday 27 Daniel 5-6 2 Peter 3

28 Daniel 7-8 1 John 1:1-2:6

29 Daniel 9 1 John 2:7-2:27

30 Daniel 10-12 1 John 2:28-3:24


West Portal Lutheran School

2016 Christmas Faire Saturday, December 3, 2016

10am to 3pm

Please join us on Saturday, December 3rd at the Sloat Campus for Christmas cheer and merriment! There

will be carnival games, jump houses, food for sale, silent auction, arts & crafts vendors and children sing-

ing! In the busy weeks prior, much planning and work is in progress. We invite you to support WPL in the

following ways to help raise funds for WPL’s enrichment programs and new stage curtains in the Gym.

Silent Auction Donations Needed! - Deadline: November 11, 2016

WE NEED YOUR HELP to secure donations that can be featured in our Silent Auction! Please ask business-

es you frequent for their support or think of an item or service YOU could offer! Personal donations of your

special talents are the most priceless items (i.e. baking with the kids, card making, tutoring, babysitting,

baking for a local charity, etc…) You can raise money for school and help others in need.

Our Silent Auction Letter and Donor Form are available on www.wplsf.com under “For Parents / Parent

Teacher League” as well as on “My Backpack”. Send it electronically to your contacts or print a few copies

and bring them with you when you step out for coffee, for dinner, or your next haircut/manicure. Invite

them to come have fun at the faire and ask if they’d like to make a donation!

Volunteers! - Deadline to sign up: November 20, 2016 (Earn PPP Hours!)

We need tremendous volunteer support in pre-planning and on the day of the faire. The portal for volun-

teer sign-ups will be open November 1st through http://wplsf.ivolunteer.com It’s easy to sign up! The por-

tal will show you the number of available slots and will send you an email so you can confirm your time.

Assignments on a first come first serve basis. Please sign up early!

There are many other areas of the faire where planning is underway. If you are interested in helping in the

planning by being on one of the committees, please feel free to contact them directly below - Vendor Table

sign-ups, Class Projects for the Silent Auction, Bake Sale Coordination, Hospitality Coordination, Caroling

Practice, Carnival Game Coordination, and much, much more! If you can spare some of your time to help

support us, please contact us .

General Christmas Faire [email protected]

Silent Auction Ann Kawauchi [email protected]

Volunteers Vincent Chan [email protected]

Bake Sale Apple Lai & Iris An

Vendors Stefanie Takemoto & Veronika Tan [email protected]

WPL Class Projects for Silent Auction Teresa Chiao [email protected]

Carnival Games / Publicity / Signage Carmen Cheung & Vincent Chan [email protected]

Hospitality Lorita Lai & Tammy Hung

PTL Christmas Faire Committee

[email protected]

http://www.wplsf.com





November Birthdays & Anniversaries

1st Lois Carlson

1st Jennifer Char

1st Laurie Rostrata

1st Irene Michaud

2nd Howard Scully

3rd Paul Mrabe

4th Beverly Taylor

4th Austin Fong

4th Matthew Custus

5th Paul Kolsanoff

5th Eunice Go

6th Stewart Boyer

6th Kelsey Porter

7th Frank Gelini

7th Joe Fong

7th Kelly Still

8th Sherry Bridygham

8th Yuwan Lam

9th Mickey Angerman

10th Gregory Williams

10th Martin Luther

11th Angela Ng

11th Ella Man

13th Eric Tsang

15th Kenneth Quan

17th Ray Toloski

18th Shireen Tabar

18th Kiley Wong

20th Morteza Tabar

20th Lee Morrow, Jr.

21st Prescott Mai

22nd Katelyn Wood

23rd Katrina Tom

23rd Kimberly Yu

23rd Adrian Hasani

24th Thomas Chin

24th YuMeng Wong

25th Jessica Chan

26th Pam Frese

26th Krysta Szeto

27th Caroline Hsiao

30th Mary Jo Fischl

30th Shirly Go

4th Dave & Nan Still

9th Rich & Sherry Bridygham

18th Taylor & Kelly Still

19th David Stranahan &

The deadline for the November is-sue of the PortaLight is early this month: Wednesday, November 9. PortaLights will be ready for mailing on Wednesday, November 16.

God’s people pray... For our shut-ins and elderly:

Elfriede Bonfert; Lillian Buckley;

Nadine Gustafson; Connie Hom.

For those with health problems or re-

covering from surgery: Bob Bok; Dorothy

Bridgeman; Faye Close; Janelle Janssen; Ted &

Cheri Jones; Laurie Prescott; Lee Rampage; Art

Spleiss.

For those who are mourning the death of loved

ones: former WPL School teacher Ken Colyer on

the death of his wife Jane

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November 2016 ght PortaL

WEST PORTAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

200 Sloat Boulevard, San Francisco CA 94132 RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

November 5th: Building Bridges & Giving Thanks

The Bridge Connection invites you to their

Thanksgiving event on November 5th. There

will be a Thanksgiving Dinner with all the fix-

ings, games, and a photo booth. Join us for

food, fun, and fellowship. Tickets may be ob-

tained from the church and school offices:

$6.00/child, $8.00/adult if purchased ahead of

the event; $10.00 per person at the door. Come

to the 5:00PM Partners in Faith Service; then

stay for dinner at 6:00PM in the Fellowship

Hall.

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