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Sunday Worship 9:00 & 10:30 am

395 Valley Road, Wayne, New Jersey 07470 Saturday Worship 6pm sttimothynj.org

The Rev. Robert M. Mountenay, Pastor

395 Valley Road, Wayne, NJ 07470

Parsonage

Director of Music

Church Secretary

Church Office Email

Phone: (973) 694-8316

Phone: (973) 694-2036

Caroline Parody

Laurie Crowley

[email protected]

Church Council

Robert Andersen …………….. (973) 831-0326

Edward Cleaver …………….. (201) 337-5411

Laura Dec …………….. (973) 835-2348

Lisa Fabian …………….. (973) 835-4148

Richard Kremen …………….. (973) 831-1590

William Mains …………….. (973) 628-9658

Karen Sajban …………….. (973) 208-0477

Leonard Smith …………….. (973) 305-4903

Pat Spardel …………….. (973) 694-8219

Lori VanDerStad …………….. (862) 203-9549

Barbara Westerberg …………….. (973) 696-1471

Hannah Wantula …………….. (973) 616-8330

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 6pm Worship with Holy Communion

2 9 & 10:30am Worship with Holy Communion

3 9 am Mon Morn Crew Gardening 10am HHM Sorting 7pm WELCA Board

4 11:30 am Chair Yoga 7 pm Adult Evening

5 11am PrimeTimers 7:30pm Jubilate Handbells

6 7:30pm Alleluia Choir

7 AAFH (AA in Fellowship Hall)

8 9:30am Bookworms 6pm Worship with Holy Communion

F.H. Rented


10

Office closed

9 am Mon Morn Crew Gardening 10am HHM Sorting

11 11:30 am Chair Yoga 7:30 pm Council Meeting

12 10 am Angel Circle 12 Noon Miriam Circle 7:30pm Jubilate Handbells


14 AAFH



17 9 am Mon Morn Crew Gardening 10am HHM Sorting

18 11:30 am Chair Yoga 1pm Knitting 7 pm CEC Meeting

19 7:30pm Jubilate Handbells


21 AAFH


23 9 & 10:30 am Worship with Holy Communion

24 9 am Mon Morn Crew Gardening 10am HHM Sorting

25 10:15am Atrium Hymn Sing 11:30 am Chair Yoga

26 10 am Angel Circle 7:30pm Jubilate Handbells


28 AAFH

Simon

& Jude, Apostles


Oktoberfest

30 9 & 10:30 am Worship with

Holy Communion

31

October 2016

TIPS Deadline!

Serve the Lord with Gladness

Date Altar Guild Ushers Acolytes Reader Communion Assistants

Coffee Hosts

October 2 20 Pentecost

Nancy Farina Debra Tanis

Thom Winters Bob Bartelt TBD TBD

Patrick Loftus Colin Loftus

Robin Koegel Lori VanDerStad TBD

TBD


Alice Huizinga Mary Laverack

Rich Wantula Bob Bartelt Craig Beyer Rick Beyer

Nathaniel Corbett Erik Lawson

Art DeRose Alice Huizinga Carl Johnson

Monica & Dan Herasimtschuk


Lori VanDerStad Lisa Fabian

Dave Taranto Thom Winters Bob Bartelt Jeff Riotto

Grace Kowalski Stevie Lynn Fabian

Peter Miller Lisa & Roy Fabian

Alice Huizinga Karen Kong


Terri Loftus Le Eckert

TBD Thom Winters Bob Bartelt Christian Wantula

Matthew Stevens Jaclyn Langschultz

Mary Stevens Craig Beyer Rick Beyer

The Riottos

October 30 Reformation Sunday

Ilona Oosterwyk Dolores Monsees

Tom Sajban Thom Winters Bob Bartelt Rich Wantula

Tyler Westerberg Lindsay Sperling

Kathryn Jones-Smith

Debbie Andersen Jennifer Andersen

Barbara Tammi Nancy Tammi

Worship Assistant Schedule October 2016

From the Pastor

Good Steward Season

In 2007 we at St. Timothy celebrated our 50th anniversary of ministry. As a part of our festivities, we began a new practice, the presentation of the Good Steward Award. The award is given to a member of the congregation who best exemplifies the principles of Christian stewardship: the gracious giving of time, talent and treasure; selfless devotion to serving Christ and his people; faithfulness to the Christian disciplines of prayer and worship; a strong commitment to the ministry of St. Timothy Church. It had its origins in the congregation in which I did my pastoral internship way back in 1979-80, St. Michael and All Angels’ Lutheran Church, on the North Side of Pittsburgh. St. Michael’s was in a tough urban neighborhood, optimistically called Spring Garden. The eponymous avenue was a twisting street in a dark, narrow valley which had once been dotted with meat packing plants. In the old days cattle were unloaded from stock cars in the rail yards by the Allegheny River (near the famous H.J. Heinz Plant). They were then herded and driven up and over Troy Hill to Spring Garden Avenue, where they made their trek to oblivion. There was a time when these doomed beasts and their attendant stench crowded the street. Despite the pleasant sounding name, for most of its history the avenue was known as “the Gut,” a name far more descriptive than Spring Garden. By the time I arrived in Spring Garden the meat packers were long gone. No longer did plant workers occupy the frame houses that clung to the steep valley walls. Most of the folks in the

neighborhood lived in poverty; many had been un- or underemployed for years. Yet, despite this sad state of affairs, the neighborhood’s only church was flourishing. Buoyed by the strong leadership of my supervisor, Pastor Paul Kokenda, the people of Spring Garden found meaning and purpose in the life of the congregation. Although the rich liturgical life of St. Michael’s attracted members from outside of Spring Garden, most of the congregation’s members were residents of the neighborhood. The church kitchen hosted the local meals on wheels program, and the congregation housed the “Re-Run Shop” which offered lightly used clothing at low, low prices. Near the end of my tenure, ground was broken for St. Michael’s Village, a project that provided low cost housing for local seniors. St. Michael and All Angels’ Lutheran Church was truly the community’s center. Christ existed as community in Spring Garden. Recognizing the deep faith and hard work their fellow disciples, the congregation annually chose one of its number to receive the Good Steward Award. Inspired by their example (and responding to Debbie’s urging), I introduced St. Timothy’s Good Steward Award to highlight our 50th anniversary celebration in 2007. Nine years later, it’s time to choose once more that member of our fold who best exemplifies the virtues of Christian stewardship. Please see the next page for the nomination form! In Jesus’ name,

Pastor Robin Mountenay

Good Steward Award 2016

In 2007, as a part of our fiftieth anniversary celebration, we established a new tradition at St. Timothy, the annual presentation of the Good Steward Award. The award is given to a member of the congregation who best exemplifies the principles of Christian stewardship: the gracious giving of time, talent and treasure; selfless devotion to serving Christ and his people; faithfulness to the Christian disciplines of prayer and worship; a strong commitment to the ministry of St. Timothy Church. Our first Good Steward Award recipient was Dolores Monsees. Joe Suarez was Good Steward in 2008. Debbie and Robert Andersen were 2009’s Good Stewards. Anne Loffredo received the honor in 2010, Grace Flanders in 2011, Kathy Gormley in 2012, Eileen Smith in 2013, Cliff Konnerth in 2014, and Robin Koegel in 2015. Now it’s time for you to make your recommendation for our eighth annual Good Steward Award. Please fill out the attached form and return it by October 26. Recommendations will be considered by St. Timothy’s Congregational Council who will decide on the award’s worthy recipient. The Good Steward Award will be presented at our 10:30 service on Christ the King Sunday, November 22, 2015.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Please detach this form and return it to the

church office no later than October26, 2016. My recommendation for Good Steward, 2016 is: __________________________________________________________

(Name)

Please summarize in one or two sentences why you make this recommendation:

Should you be on this list, and you’re not??

Please email Laurie at [email protected]

or call the office at 973-694-8316!

10/5 Lisa Koppenal

10/9 Ron Kowalski, Jr.

10/10 Kathryn Jones-Smith

10/12 Debra Tanis

10/17 Terri Loftus

10/17 Joseph Opalka

10/18 Patricia Zangrilli

10/20 Nathaniel Kaplan

10/21 Dorothy Bell

10/24 Eleanor Germann

10/24 Suzanne Kuehm

10/24 Pam Richardson

10/25 John Steible

10/29 Daniel Gaffney

10/29 Andrew Herasimtschuk

10/31 Connie Venturelli

10/31 Eileen Smith

10/31 Casey Wright

10/31 Jenna Wright

10/1 Debra & Wayne Tanis

10/10 John & Joyce Steible

10/11 Brian & Alyssa Stoffer

10/14 Steven & Nancy Van Horn

10/16 Chris & Cindy Gaffney

10/21 Julia & David Hayes

10/26 Tom & Karen Sajban

10/26 Claire & Larry Zimmerman

mailto:[email protected]

MEMORIALS

Since August 15, 2016, gifts were given to the General Memorial Fund in memory of: Everett Lindros, friend of the Steible family John Sajban, father of Tom Sajban Eileen Anderson

and to the Memorial Garden Fund in memory of: Linda Loffredo, stepdaughter of Anne Loffredo

Refurbishing of the sanctuary walls has been completed. This is the gift of Joseph Suarez, in loving memory of his wife, Julie.

No Memorial Garden pavers were purchased this month, so our paver total stands at 108. The price of a paver is $300.00. Checks may be made to St. Timothy Memorial Fund, with the words “Memorial Garden” on the memo line. Pavers may be engraved with the names of deceased loved ones, or left blank for future engraving. Paver application sheets are available in the narthex.

Please see Pat Winters for further information or assistance. The Memorial Garden is self-supporting; gifts are welcome at all times!

We also welcome contributions to the fund for restoration and enhancement of our Church organ. The work is on-going and should be completed very soon. Checks may be made to St. Timothy Memorial Fund, with the words “Organ Repair” on the memo line.

We are grateful to all who have given to the St. Timothy Memorial Funds – the General Memorial Fund, the Music Fund, the George Laubscher Monday Morning Fund, the Memorial Garden Fund, the Eternal Light Candle Fund, and the Flanders and Schleer Scholarship Loan Funds – and for the faithful loan repayments.

The Flanders and Schleer Funds granted loans this fall to 5 of our young persons. We welcome contributions to these Funds, that we may continue to assist with the high price of college.

Save the dates – Wednesdays October 12 October 19 October 26 Mark the place – St. Timothy Lutheran Church

for “The Sounds of Music” Note the time – 12:00 noon to 1:00 PM (Once again, it’s “Musicales at Noon!”)

We are delighted to invite one and all to our exciting thirty-third season! Each Musicale will feature acclaimed artists in a one-hour program. Do plan to bring your friends – we promise a refreshing break in your day.

THANKS TO OUR “MUSICALE PATRONS ” – YOU MAKE IT ALL POSSIBLE! We are grateful to our Patrons for underwriting the costs of this quality musical series. Through Patron generosity in the past, we have presented outstanding artists in interesting and varied programs. We ask your support once again. To be a Musicale Patron, please make your check payable to “St. Timothy Musicales.” You may mail it to the Church, place it in the offering plate, or hand it to Peg Gerding or Anne Loffredo. Your name will appear in TIPS and the concert programs, and you'll be participating in a much-appreciated community outreach.

Contact Peg Gerding at (973) 646-8659 or Anne Loffredo at (973) 956-0026 for information about the series or about becoming a Patron – and thanks!

St. Timothy Timothy Musicales

OUR FALL 2016 SERIES WILL OFFER:

Wednesday, October 12, at 12 Noon

JOEL FORRESTER, PIANIST Gospel, Ragtime, Blues, Ballads, Bop


MARIE MARQUIS, SOPRANO Opera Arias, Art Songs, Broadway


UTOPIA WINDS Clarinet quartets with a Halloween theme!

DON'T MISS THEM!!

(P.S….IT’S A WONDERFUL TIME TO BE A PATRON!)

St. Timothy

Musicales

Adult Evening Class ~ October 4th

For our next meeting, we are reading the last chapter, number 6 of Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time by Marcus Borg. We will also be choosing our next book to discuss. Choices will be available to take a look at.

Our discussions are lively and very thought provoking. Join us for 2 hours of discussion and laughter, You don’t know what you are missing. Carol, Art, Sandy, Dolores,

Le, Pat, Nancy, and Barbara

Bookworms ~ October 8th

We meet at Barnes & Noble on the 2nd Saturday each month.

Our next meeting date is October 8th at 9:30 am. Here is our

reading schedule for the coming months:

October ~ Glory Over Everything by Kathleen Grissom November ~ Saving Cee Cee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman December ~ A Man called Ove by Fredrick Backman

Colleen, Pat, Nancy, Le, Dolores,

Carolyn, Elsie and Barbara

Wayne Interfaith Network

WIN is serving 107 clients at the Food Pantry and is in need

of canned foods, personal products and cleaning supplies. It

particularly needs Pancake Mix and Syrup, Mayo, Mustard,

Catsup, Juice, Canned Chicken and Meats, all Beans and all

Vegetables (except corn). It DOES NOT NEED Soup, Tuna or

Pasta.

Monetary donations are greatly appreciated to purchase

supermarket gift cards for clients to buy dairy products and fresh vegetables.

Wayne Interfaith Network P.O. Box 3341, Wayne, N.J. 07470-3341

Dear St Timothy Family Promise volunteers,

As their final act, the Board of Family Promise would like to say one more "Thank You" to all its volunteers and supporters. Please join them Sunday, OCTOBER 9th, 2:00 to 4:00 at St. Timothy's, 395 Valley Road, Wayne for a show of appreciation. Light refreshments will be served.

Also, when we conducted our final meetings with the congregations, there was a strong sense that our network should stay together in some form. We will want to see if there is serious interest in doing so, and if so, for what mission and purpose.

Please RSVP to Cliff Konnerth at [email protected] by September 29th or Therese Grolly, at [email protected], by September 30th.

In His name, Cliff Family Promise Coordinator for St Timothy

We meet the 1st

Wednesday

of every month!

We look forward to welcoming Representative Scott Rumana at our October Prime Timer’s gathering. Representative Rumana will talk about legislation enacted to help seniors and is available for questions.

Hoping to see all of our 55+ members on October 5th at 11 a.m. Lunch with follow the presentation. Bring a brown bag lunch and we’ll supply the rest.

Prime Timers - October 5th Senior Legislation (and more!) with

Representative Scott Rumana

Gardening Group

Mondays • 9am – 12 Noon

Can you give an hour, or two, or

three on Monday mornings to keep

the gardens looking well-tended?

Come when you can, leave when you

must!

ST. TIMOTHY 2016 CRAFT FAIR

WELCA will be hosting its annual Craft Fair on

Saturday, December 3, 2016. Watch for details in

upcoming weekly bulletins and TIPS.

We're hoping all St. Tim crafters will sign up early, and

tell your family and friends as you don't need to be a

member of St. Timothy to participate.

A cordial invitation to all, join us in

THE ADULT FORUM

9am – 10am, Sunday mornings

September 18th began the 18

th year of our Adult Forum fellowship. Come join

our “parlor table” discussion of the events that shape our worship lives as

well as our daily lives… or just enjoy the conversation! We begin before

worship on Sunday morning with a thought-provoking discussion of how we

relate to current events, concepts that relate to our experience as Lutherans,

or any topic of interest that the Forum wishes to be discussed.

Come as you can, leave as you must, enjoy a few chuckles, lots of great

fellowship and a pre-church “coffee/and”. All are welcome, 9am-10am each

Sunday morning, in the Church Parlor throughout the church year.

Sandy & Art DeRose

Have you used your journal over the summer? Let’s start again. Instead of

saying "I should write in my journal once a week," say "I could write in my

journal once a week." The word ‘should’ says that you must do it while

‘could’ is empowering, saying you have the right and capacity to decide

what you'll do. It’s a small change, but so helpful.

The suggested journal entry to get you started is: The best things I like about

the change in weather in the fall is...

Get your flu shot!

Never heard of October 1st being International Frugal day, but it sounds like

fun. Challenge yourself to enjoy the day without spending a penny. Where

would you start? The library, or a walk through leaves that are falling? What

other ideas can you come up with? Cheering at a soccer game. Oh my mind

is running now!

Lois Clapp says… to get a red wine stain out of clothing pour white wine on

it. She said it hurts to waste the white wine that way though.

Another National day that is new to me is October 13th. It's train your brain

day. Do math problems in your head instead of on the calculator. Memorize

a poem or, better still, a few proverbs. Easy to think of more of these too.

Have fun.

“There are two tragedies in life. One is to lose your heart's desire. The other

is to gain it.” -George Bernard Shaw

Amen means ‘Yes, It shall be so.’ We say Amen because we are certain that

such petitions are pleasing to our Father in heaven and are heard by

Him. For He himself has commanded us to pray in this way and has

promised to hear us. -from the small Catechism

More “Make Life Easy” next Tips

Make Life Easy

Heart ‘n Hands Mission

Our September 23rd Hot BBQ & Cool Jazz Fundraiser was a great success. Nathan Eklund and his talented Friends performed two sets of Nathan’s original jazz compositions while 91 guests dined on a delicious dinner catered by

Bourbon BBQ. The music and food both drew rave reviews! Thank you to everyone who came out to support us, and a special thanks to Jennifer Andersen, hostess extraordinaire, for all of her help and guidance.

We are now switching gears and preparing for our Columbus Day of Service on Monday, October 10. Our St. Timothy family and members of the community are invited to come help us sort and box clothing from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Scout and youth groups, with adult supervision, are also welcome to take advantage of this community service opportunity. Bring a bag lunch if you like, we will provide light refreshments.

Our annual Blessing Bag Project is in full swing. Please place your donations of completed bags or travel size items in our bin at the top of the stairs. Our list of Blessing Bag items is in the envelope in the collection bin. Please take one, and pass on the information to friends who may wish to participate.

November 10 is the date of our Second Positano’s Dine & Donate event. Please mark it on your calendar and stay tuned for more information and the Dine & Donate Flyer.

Thank you to our St. Timothy family for the notes

and expressions of sympathy on the passing of

John Sajban. Your love and support was greatly

appreciated.

The Tom Sajban Family

“PRAYER” is our theme this year for Sunday School and for the entire congregation. Every person who attended the God’s Work Our Hand’s picnic on Sept. 11 received a Prayer card with stickers. It will help you remember to Pray and why you did. Most people Pray in the morning, at meals and at bedtime. We are encouraging all ages to Pray at those times and for other things. God wants to hear from all of us often. You’ll never get a busy signal! We are asking that everyone bring their completed prayer cards back and post them on the "glass walls" at church. Let’s see how full those walls get.

The Heart “N” Hands outreach group is asking for the Sunday School to help with the Blessing Bags that they fill for the homeless and working poor in our area shelters. They would like us to help in donating travel size only Men’s Razors, Shaving Cream and Gold Bond Medicated Powder. The people only have enough space to carry travel sizes. Stores such as Harmon, Target and Walmart carry a wide selection of the specific travel size items. There will be a large container in the SonRise Café to donate these much needed items. And here’s a great idea; pray when you donate them! Even when you shop for them. We will be collecting until the end of October. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

In His Name, Laura Dec

Dates to Remember: Nov. 6 – Daylight Savings Ends – Lose 1 Hour Nov. 20 – Consecration Sunday Nov. 24 – Thanksgiving Nov. 27 – Thanksgiving Sunday – Sunday School has classes Dec. 11 – Christmas Program Dec. 18 – Christmas Program Snow Date Sunday School has classes Dec. 25 – Christmas Day – No Sunday School Jan. 1 – New Year’s Day – No Sunday School Jan. 8 – Sunday School classes resume at 9am

St. Tim’s Fun and Fellowship Club

is having an Oktoberfest Dinner

Date: Saturday, October 29, 2016 6:45pm

Place: Fellowship Hall

Tickets: Adults $13.00

Children $2.00

Tickets must be pre-purchased

See Robert or Debbie Andersen

(or call 973.831.0326)

Youth Report

Summer Fun and Service

While the Wantulas had a wonderful experience loving

and serving God’s people in BiH (reported on elsewhere in

TIPs), the youth were busy over the summer with a Lock-

in and several Friday Flocking excursions. Flocking orders

and insurance totaled $280 which went towards helping

our sister congregatiuon of Elect Saints buy school

uniforms and supplies. Thank you to all who played along.

Our July Lock-in was well atended and we had lots of fun

playing games and sardines .

Keep your eyes on the Youth Bulletin Board for upcoming

events. Here are the highlights as now scheduled. Catechism

students please note Cross Roads has added an additional

Middle School retreat so there are even more opportunities to

explore and develop your faith with a retreat experience.

Here at St Timothy:

● Oct 8th -Youth Group Mtg worship and fun till 9PM

● Oct 22nd – Halloween Event

With the New Jersey Synod:

Nov 18-20 Among the Wolves (MS Retreat)

Feb 10-12 Winter Youth Assembly (HS retreat)

At Cross Roads Camp and Retreat Center:

Feb 17-19 Cross Roads Elementary Retreat

Mar 10-12 Cross Roads MS Retreat No.1

Apr 21-23 Cross Roads MS Retreat No.2

Thank you, St. Timothy, for your support of the youth of

our congregation.

In His Name, Cliff

THANK YOU FROM EVA’S KITCHEN Thank you to everyone who so generously gave of their time to be part of Stew Sunday. Once again, we had a wonderful response. Monica Voinov, coordinator of Stew Sunday, said that 210 guests were served today. Our stew chefs include: Dawn Brassel, Lois and Lindsay Clapp, Laura Dec, Art and Sandy DeRose, Nancy Farina, Liz Koch, Terri Loftus, Dolores Monsees, Pam Richardson, Carolyn Russo, Carol Smith, Eileen Smith, Pat Spardel, Nancy and Barbara Tammi, and Margot Wienert. Fifteen people signed up, yet we had 22 stews. If you made a stew, please let me know for our next issue of TIPS. In Jesus Love, Eileen Smith

October 2 The Beyers October 9 Monica Herasimtschuk Karen Sajban October 16 Alice Hunzinga Karen Kong October 23 The Riottos October 30 Barbara Tammi Nancy Tammi

November 6 Dolores Monsees Karen Kong November 13 WIN: Le Eckert Carol Cook November 20 The Brassels November 27 Robert & Debbie Andersen

“Christmas at Sea”

Time to think Christmas for the men and women who

sail the seven seas serving our needs. Holiday time can

be lonely when far, far from home. Seafarers &

International House ministers to the people in port

throughout the year, counseling, providing every facet

of pastoral care. It is a haven on shore, as well. At

Christmas, the chaplains visit ships in the harbor delivering gifts to over one

thousand seafarers. St. Timothy WELCA has been a partner in “Christmas at

Sea” for many seasons.

Will you help us to swell the number of gifts we will send? Below is a list of

suggested items most needed:

Sweatshirt – Large or XLarge

Socks – Crew

Large bar of chocolate or can of nuts

T-Shirt – Medium or Large

A basket will be in the Narthex to capture our booty and make “Christmas at

Sea” a success.

Angels Circle

The Angels will not meet for the month of

October so they can enjoy another season of the

Musicales.

We hope you had a chance to see some of the

quilts that were displayed on September 11th.

Thanks to everyone for their work.

Quilt kits are available to take home and sew. They are on the sewing

machine cabinet on the stage.

When finished, the tops can be returned and left on the cabinet.

Thanks, Barbara Kaplan

Saturday, October 1 Isaiah 7:1-9 Matthew 20:29-34 Psalm 37:1-9 Sunday, October 2 Habakkuk 1:1-4; 2:1-4 2 Timothy 1:1-14 Luke 17:5-10 Monday, October 3 Habakkuk 1:5-17 James 1:2-11 Psalm 3 Tuesday, October 4 Habakkuk 2:5-11 1 John 5:1-5, 13-21 Psalm 3 Wednesday, October 5 Habakkuk 2:12-20 Mark 11:12-14, 20-24 Psalm 3 Thursday, October 6 Leviticus 14:33-53 2 Timothy 1:13-18 Psalm 111 Friday, October 7 Numbers 4:34 —5:4 2 Timothy 2:1-7 Psalm 111 Saturday, October 8 Numbers 12:1-15 Luke 5:12-16 Psalm 111 Sunday, October 9 2 Kings 5:1-3, 7-15c 2 Timothy 2:8-15 Luke 17:11-19

Monday, October 10 Deuteronomy 8:7-18 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 Luke 17:11-19

Tuesday, October 11 2 Kings 5:19b-27 Ephesians 6:10-20 Psalm 61

Wednesday, October 12 2 Kings 15:1-7 Matthew 10:5-15 Psalm 61 Thursday, October 13 Isaiah 54:11-17 Acts 17:22-34 Psalm 121 Friday, October 14 Genesis 31:43—32:2 2 Timothy 2:14-26 Psalm 121 Saturday, October 15 Genesis 32:3-21 Mark 10:46-52 Psalm 121 Sunday, October 16 Genesis 32:22-31 2 Timothy 3:14--4:5 Luke 18:1-8 Monday, October 17 1 Samuel 25:2-22 1 Corinthians 6:1-11 Psalm 57 Tuesday, October 18 1 Samuel 25:23-35 James 5:7-12 Psalm 57 Wednesday, October 19 1 Samuel 25:36-42 Luke 22:39-46 Psalm 57 Thursday, October 20 Jeremiah 9:1-16 2 Timothy 3:1-9 Psalm 84:1-7 Friday, October 21 Jeremiah 9:17-26 2 Timothy 3:10-15 Psalm 84:1-7 Saturday, October 22 Jeremiah 14:1-6 Luke 1:46-55 Psalm 84:1-7 Sunday, October 23 Jeremiah 14:7-10, 19-22 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18 Luke 18:9-14 Monday, October 24 1 Samuel 2:1-10 1 Peter 4:12-19 Psalm 84:8-12 Tuesday, October 25 Daniel 5:1-12 1 Peter 5:1-11 Psalm 84:8-12 Wednesday, October 26 Daniel 5:13-31 Matthew 21:28-32 Psalm 84:8-12 Thursday, October 27 Proverbs 15:8-11, 24-33 2 Corinthians 1:1-11 Psalm 32:1-7 Friday, October 28 Job 22:21—23:17 2 Peter 1:1-11 Psalm 32:1-7 Saturday, October 29 Isaiah 1:1-9 John 8:39-47 Psalm 32:1-7 Sunday, October 30 Isaiah 1:10-18 2 Thessalonians 1:1-4, 11-12 Luke 19:1-10 Monday, October 31 Jeremiah 31:31-34 Romans 3:19-28 John 8:31-36

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