“Words of Faith” December · 2019. 12. 12. · Altar Flowers in December 1st—Rebecca Galvan...

Altar Flowers in December

1st—Rebecca Galvan

8th—Megan Harvey

15th —Gene & Donna Hunt

22nd—Sherwood Family

29th— Shashack Family

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“Words of Faith” in

December

1st—Available

8th—Available

15th—Mannel / Harvey Families

22nd—Available

29th —Patsy Bodine

From the Desk of Pastor Jim…

“Let’s see this thing that has happened!” “When the angels had returned to heaven, the shepherds said to each other,

“Let’s go to Bethlehem! Let’s see this thing that has happened, which the Lord

has told us about.” (Luke 2:15)

Advent & Christmas Celebration: That ‘thing’ that the shepherds wanted to see

was Son of God in the flesh - a baby born the save all humanity! So great was

their excitement for the coming Savior that they all it a ‘thing.’ Interesting

choice of words!

As part of our Faith Family Christmas celebration of ‘this thing’ at Christmas we

are using the season of Advent and Christmas as a time of outreach to our

friends and family. “The Cast of Christmas” is the theme we are focusing on:

the prophets who foretold of Christ, the angelic messengers who shared the

birth of Christ, the lowly shepherds who were among the first to meet the Lord

Jesus, the wise men – and us. We are the cast of Christmas!

Each Sunday and Christmas eve will focus on one of these cast members and

how they help us accept and live the truth of Christ and Christmas. We are

asking you to pray for and then ask someone to join you for the season! To

help, your Evangelism Committee has purchased devotional books that you can

hand to your invitee to help them learn the truth about Jesus. Please don’t let

this opportunity slip by! Your simple invitation may result in another person or

family become a heaven-bound follower of Jesus Christ!

The success of this outreach effort depends of each of us being willing to reach

out to family and friends who do not have a church home! This is consistent

with our mission at Faith: "We are imperfect people, saved by grace, willing to

risk it all to share the Good News of Jesus Christ!" I personally ask you to

please pray for and invite someone to join you the Sundays of Advent!

Worship Survey & Second Service: I need to apologize to you for jumping the

gun on the potential second worship service at Faith. My October newsletter

article was premature in announcing this potential service for January - I am

truly sorry about that!

I would like to share the initial raw data from the recent Worship Survey sent

out by Council. All the surveys have been received and tabulated. We still need

to do a deeper look at what it means and review the comments. Not every

person completed each question. (continued on next page)

December

December Birthdays

01 Nic Walker

02 Grant Boelter

05 Katherine Biediger

05 Brett Owen

05 Wayne Seidel

05 Kathryn Frase

05 Sheila Ullrich

05 Doris Engelhardt

06 Correen Dube

06 Teressa Cope

07 Kelly Lamb

07 Evelyn Hoffman

07 Ryan Kelm

09 Carolyn Sagebiel

09 Rylee Flippin

09 Coulter Casey

09 Norma Krueger

From the Desk of Pastor Jim…cont.

A total of 143 worship surveys were returned to the designated box or brought

into the Church office.

1. How long have you attended worship services at Faith? 2. How often do you attend worship?

WKLY 2x M 1xM

Occasionally

a. Less than one year 0 0 0 0

0

b. 1-5 years 18 10 7 0

1

c. 6-10 years 19 14 3 1

1

d. 11-25 years 33 21 8 2

2

e. More than 25 years 73 51 15 1

6

TOTAL 143

3. How satisfied are you with the worship schedule and format that we currently follow at

Faith? (Please pick one)

80 I prefer our current schedule and format with traditional and contemporary

services.

28 I would prefer that we use traditional worship formats all the time.

2 I would prefer that we use contemporary worship formats all the time.

34 I would prefer that we have two distinct worship services, one traditional and one

contemporary.

4. What type of worship music do you enjoy?

48 Traditional hymns

9 Contemporary worship music

88 A mixture of both

5. Would you be supportive of Faith starting a second Sunday worship service in the near

future with one following a Traditional format and the other a Contemporary format?

89 Yes 50 No

6. If Faith does offer more than one worship time on Sundays, would you be willing to commit

to attending Bible Classes, held between service times, to meet and befriend folks who attend

the other worship service? (This would assist in maintaining peace and unity among our

worshippers as well as assimilate new worshippers)

86 Yes 46 No

Based on the above and our current attendance, we are not planning to add a second

worship time in the near future. The Worship Committee will evaluate the comments

and decide on how to be responsive to what they reveal. When Council has completed

the analysis of this survey, an executive report will be issued to the congregation with

recommendations from the Council and Worship Committee. A second survey seeking

clarification and additional information is also possible. We appreciate your

participation in this and for the grace each of you has demonstrated as we try to

worship the Lord in a manner that pleases Him above all and is sensitive to the

desires of His people. Remember, worship is about praising God and bringing glory to

His name. This is our primary focus. - Pastor Jim

December Birthdays

10 Cade Lange

10 Randy Smith

11 Katie Patrick

11 Chase White

14 Bertha Marie Keller

15 Megan Harvey

16 Tammy Bogisch

16 Tim Bogisch

16 Wally Braun

17 Irys Hicklin

19 Kaitlyn Shanafelt

21 Roy Biediger

21 Michael Poole

24 Cecil Schulze

27 McKenna Baethge

Advent Sermon Series: "Cast of Christmas" Share the incredible story of Christ and Christmas! During the four weeks of Advent leading up to Christmas, our church and visitors will experience the anticipation of the prophets, the joyful proclamation of the angels, the journey the shepherds and wise men made to honor Jesus.

Christmas Eve Services Come and celebrate God’s special gift

this Christmas Eve, Tuesday, December

24th, with two services: 4:00 PM and

7:00 PM. Special Family Blessings and

Holy Communion will be celebrated at each service. Please join us to offer

praise and worship to our Living God for the gift of love he has given us in

Jesus Christ.

Town Hall and

Congregational

Meetings Set A Town Hall Meeting has been

scheduled for Sunday, December

1st, following Brunch. This will be

an opportunity for Faith members

to ask questions and make

comments regarding the 2020

church budget.

The Church Council has called a

Congregational Meeting for

Sunday, December 15th,

immediately following the service.

The purpose of the meeting will be

to approve the Programs of

Christ’s Ministry through the

people of Faith Lutheran Church.

(2020 Budget)

Church Council Corner

Highlights from the

November Council Meeting:

Received resignation of Lisa

Warren from council. Tim

Bogish will now will be council

president, Fran Braun will

fulfill Vice-President term and

Diane Chambers will fill Lisa’s

one year term.

Approved the 2020 budget

Agenda set for December 15

Congregational meeting

Discussion and possible

action on the Survey results

Discussion and possible

action to help the standing

committees focus their 2020

initiatives based on our

mission and vision

statements.

December

Faith

On

Tour

Projects

December Anniversaries

08 Norman & Melba Govett

15 Patrick & Amy Casey

17 Andrew & Susan Shanafelt

23 Dale & Karen Nauert

Come to

Game

Night! The Social

Concerns

Committee will

sponsor Game

Night at Seguin

Assisted Living at

226 Preston Drive

on Tuesday,

December 17th,

from 6:30 to 8:00

PM. Please note

the date change to

the third Tuesday

for December only.

Come and play a

game of dominoes

with the residents

or just visit for a

while. Make time

to brighten

someone’s day!

Christian Cupboard

Item of the Month

In the month of December,

the Christian Cupboard

states that one of their

most needed items is

macaroni and cheese and

peanut butter. This

includes any variety or

brand. Please bring your

donations to church

through December 31st,

and place them in the

basket in the narthex

marked Christian

Cupboard. The Cupboard

also accepts monetary

donations, which they use

to purchase fresh produce,

milk, eggs, bread, and

frozen meats to distribute

to needy families

throughout the year.

Donations can be mailed

to the Christian Cupboard,

Box 1895, Seguin, TX

78156. Faith’s members

have been wonderful

supporters of the Christian

Cupboard, and the Social

Concerns Committee

thanks you for your

ongoing generosity.

“Silent Night” The well know Christmas Carol, "Silent Night" was written in

1818 by Franz Gruber to lyrics by Joseph Mohr in the small

town of Oberndorf bei Salzburg, Austria.

Joseph Mohr was a young priest at the Church of St. Nicholas

in Oberndorf. As Father Joseph was preparing for midnight

mass, he was upset because his carefully planned music was

going to be ruined because the church organ was broken. (The

church was eventually destroyed by repeated flooding and

replaced with the Silent-Night-Chapel) He soon learned that our

problems are God’s opportunities and that the Lord causes all

things to work together for good to those who love Him. It came

to his mind to write a new song, one that could be sung

organless. Before Christmas Eve, Mohr brought the words to

his organist, Gruber, and asked him to compose a melody and

guitar accompaniment for the Christmas Eve mass.

“Silent Night” was sung for the first time on December 24, 1818,

as a duet accompanied by a guitar. Not too longer later, a

gentleman came to the church to repair the organ. He heard

about the near-disaster and acquired a copy of the text and

tune. The repairman spread the new song throughout the

Alpine region of Austria. The song became very popular, sung

at various fairs and festivals. It even was sung at a royal

performance after a request from the king and queen, assuring

the carol’s fame.

Silent night, holy night,

All is calm, all is bright

Round yon virgin mother and child.

Holy infant, so tender and mild,

Sleep in heavenly peace,

Sleep in heavenly peace.

Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht,

Alles schläft; einsam wacht

Nur das traute hochheilige Paar.

Holder Knabe im lockigen Haar,

Schlaf in himmlischer Ruh!

Schlaf in himmlischer Ruh!

December

Recipe for Community

Ministry:

The Least At this time in the life

of our nation and all

that is happening

throughout the world,

it is most appropriate

that we remember in

our prayers those in

the military and their

families. Please

remember in your

daily prayers the

following military

personnel and their

families:

Ann Sagebiel

Stoney Portis

Todd Wegner

David Daniels

Raul Davila III

Tony Leal, Jr.

Shannon Nance

Brad Dillon

Victor J. Rodriquez

Amanda Sagebiel

Cameron Koehler

Michael McBride

Jason Sagebiel

Michael Fruehling

Shelly Park

Ricky Fryer

Brian Branin

Jason Hubbard

Lance England

I am often asked what churches can do to grow. I have found myself repeatedly encouraging

congregations to engage in the kind of ministry Jesus did and reach out to the least, the lost,

and the left out in your community. I believe Jesus gives us this recipe for community ministry

in Luke 15 through the stories of the lost coin, the lost son, and the lost sheep. In Luke 15:8-

10, Jesus tells a parable of a woman who loses a single coin and turns her house upside

down to find it. When she finds it, she calls together her friends and neighbors to celebrate.

Biblical scholars point out that the monetary value of the lost coin was miniscule. Who among

us would waste our time searching for a penny?! And who of us would throw a party when we

found one?! From our perspective, it is just a coin of low value. But Jesus shares that what we

see as insignificant is in fact of great value in God’s economy! I have no doubt that our

church is full of Jesus-loving people who earnestly desire growth. But I also have a hunch that

the kind of growth we subconsciously prefer would be people who may look like us, talk like

us, think like us, and hopefully have capacity to be significant financial contributors. After all,

wealthy people who share our beliefs can really help the church. The poor, on the other

hand, seem to have little to offer. But what if the church desired to reach first and foremost

the people who had the least to offer and the most to gain? What would happen if instead of

focusing on those who would be most beneficial to the church, the church focused on the

individuals that we could benefit the most? From a worldly point of view, the poor may not

appear to be of great value to the church. But from God’s point of view, the least among us

is worth the passionate investment of our time just like the woman in Jesus’ story who

searched tirelessly for the lost coin. The Gospels are full of examples of Jesus’ care for the

poor. If the poor were important to Jesus, then they should certainly be important to us still

today. God is calling us to reach out to the least in our community in a meaningful way. Let’s

get serious about ministering to those who have the most to gain in Christ Jesus. And let’s

get creative and not simply default to a handout. Instead, take the time to invest in getting to

know the people that live all around us. Learn their names, become their friends, listen to

their stories, pray with and for them, and ask the all-important question, “How can we be a

blessing to you and your family.” And don’t forget to rejoice and celebrate what God has

done when the lost is found!

Angel Tree to Benefit Local Nursing Home Residents The Social Concerns Committee will sponsor an Angel Tree

again this year. This one will be a little different, as we are

partnering with the Guadalupe County Sherriff’s

department in their endeavor to proved a gift for every

resident in every nursing home. The Angel Tree will be in

the narthex, and each angel will contain a different dollar

amount that we are asking be donated to the cause.

Please take an angel and attach a check (made out to

Faith) for the amount written on the angel. Then place

them in the basket underneath the tree. Donations need

to be under the tree no later than Monday, December 9th. We will presenting

one check to the Sherriff’s Department. Thank you for helping share Christmas

cheer with those in need!

OUR LOVE AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO shack

Judy Parker, aunt of Sara Edwards Woerndel Family, friends of Jessica Westerholm

Ashley Skloss, sister of Courtney Herbold Cherie Almand, friend of Vanita Hodge

Doug Brown, brother of Sammie Pooley-Means Connie Hendricks, friend of Irene Menn

Kim Isaacs, sister of Kristin Moum Rossi Flores, friend of Syndra Schulze .

Felix Hahn, Jr., father of Margie Campbell Nancy Mercer, friend of Kim, and Diane

Tim Schievelbein, son of Lee Roy and Jody Schievelbein Mike Heckmann, father of LeAnne White

Pastor Alma and Cristo Rey Lutheran Church in Pharr, Texas Bill Mires, Jr, son of Geri Mires

Dianne Mueller, mother of Mike Mueller Art Hiltgen, brother/uncle of Glenda Leiber/Nicole Dietz

Lisa DeCordova, friend of Lisa Warren Maria Gonzales, friend of Susan Foerster

Leigh Couch, sister of Kathy Ersch Betty Wiederstein, sister of Dorothy Burris

Glen, Gene, and Wanda Badgett, family of Clara Fischer Marilyn Lubbering, niece of Dorothy Burris

Nancy Rodgers, sister-in-law of Tootsie Rodgers Chad Braun, son of Wally and Fran Braun

Dan Daniels and Family, friends of Valerie Doerfler John Murphy, relative of Pat Bodine & M’Liss Harrington

Mark Wiedner, friend of Steve and Susan Foerster Doug Hester, friend of Jesse & Deloris Atzger

Faye Henze, sister of Birdie Kuempel Judi Pyburn, sister of Jerry Vogel

Jessica Hilbert, daughter-in-law of Don and Barbara Hilbert Hudson, Jason & Melissa Warner, family of Terry Freeman

Betty Vetter, sister of Emma Jean Becker Laura Ashworth & Jacey Kent, friends of Jesse & Deloris Atzger

Liza Mossler, former daughter-in-law of Fred & Sue Blumberg Bridgette Smith, great-great niece of Clara Fischer

Jan Baker, Josephine Williams, friends of Sara Edwards Donna Becker, sister of Debbie Lehmann

Colleen Collier, friend of Roxanne Heckmann Peggy Gwyther, sister of Diane Gwyther

Kenny Mertz, nephew of Lee Roy and Jody Schievelbein Emmett Engelke, friend of Ted and Doris Engelhardt

Doug Kunze, cousin of Harry Dietz, Sr. George Walker, father of Sara Edwards

Eric Moum, brother of Kristin Moum Wayne Vermillion, friend of Charlie Koehler

Willie Mae Brondstad, mother of Donna Boelter Dennis and Monica Melton, friends of Katharine Schievelbein

Amy Martin Zeitel, sister of Jill Clinton Reid Strauss, great-grandson of Carla Anderson

Richard Luensmann, friend of the Reiley Family Anthony Garza, friend of Colleen Eckhardt

Juan Soliz, friend of Pat Sagebiel Bridget Klein, niece of Debbie and Cliff Lehmann

Micah Sagebiel, friend of Tammy Bogisch Amy Norris, friend of the Kuempel family

Randall Ingalls, friend of Faith Lutheran Hector Gutierrez, friend of Fred and Sue Blumberg

Theresa Mims, friend of Colleen Eckhardt Marilyn McLauchlan, mother of Jamie Shashack

Terri Hinson and family, sister of Sara and Manuel Ramos Mike McGrath, family of John Kuempel

Genevieve Moore, friend of Mark & Sharon Westerholm Sharen Carley, seeks a kidney donor, friend of Fonda Mathis

Molly Lind, friend of Chase and LeAnne White Karen and Joel Knapp, sister, brother in law of Margit Thurston

Jon Delagarza, friend of Jessie and Katharine Schievelbein Ray Barnes, brother of Karl Boysen......

Chuck Ingersoll, friend of Cecil and Syndra Schulz Stacey Anderson Hall & Madison, friends of Faith Preschool

Camden Schoenert & Family, friends of Westerholm & Scaramozi Families Justus Evans, son of Joshua and Dwan Evans ,our Hillcrest friends

Jo and Dwight Vorpahl, niece and nephew of Clarice Ullrich

** Please note: if someone you have placed on this list has been helped by our prayers, please notify the church office so the person's name

Julie Sagebiel Dorothy Burris Judy Saunders

Glenda Leiber Nora Lavalett Carolyn Sagebiel

Donna Boelter Kathy Ersch Kathryn Frase

Ric Landvatter Dot Day Gladys Fruehling

Gina Mannel Albert Menn Chunkie Harwell Marilyn Rosenblad Sandy Wille Evelyn Hoffman Mark Herbold

December

Preschool News Submitted by Preschool Director Sharon Stollewerk

THE FIRST THANKSGIVING

(as told to Ms. Stollewerk by the Preschoolers)

Once upon a time, it was hard for the Pilgrims to do all the rules of the

King and Queen in England. They couldn’t pray like they wanted to and

that’s bad. So they got on a big pirate ship called the Mayflower and

went into the water to find a new home. Storms came and made the

boat bend and got it all wet. All they had to eat was fish, white beans,

and chicken and dumplings. But they ran out, and some food got really

yucky. The Pilgrims got sick, and all the wives died. Soon they found a

new land called “Land Rock,” and they prayed to God when they got off.

They started building cabins out of wood and painted them grey, or

whatever other colors they liked. Then it started snowing, and snowing,

and snowing, and it didn’t stop! They couldn’t finish their houses or

painting them. There were giant snowballs everywhere, so they were

stuck inside all winter. Lots of them got sick with “seises” like chicken

pox, coughs, the flu, and sneezes and died from them. It was a really

bad winter. Along came Spring, and the snowballs melted. The

Pilgrims met an Indian man named Squash, and they became friends.

He taught them how to plant corn, go fishing and other things. The

Pilgrims taught Squash how to hunt bunny rabbits, deer, and buffalo so

they could make clothes. It worked out great. Everyone was so happy

they decided to have a big dinner called a feast. It lasted four minutes.

Do you want to know what they ate? Well here it is: turkey, steak,

hamburgers, corn on the cob, carrots, broccoli, salad, onions,

cupcakes, cherries, pudding, butter beans, pancakes, mushrooms, and

bacon. The kids played games like matching game, hide-n-go-seek,

checkers, I Spy, Simon Says, Duck Duck Goose, freeze tag, and bunny

hop. They said a prayer to Jesus because they were thankful for getting

across the river so fast, and for all of their food, and just because they

loved God. And that is how it all started.

The preschoolers are thankful for their Mommies and Daddies,

Grandmas, brothers and sisters, doggies, friends, goldfish, story books,

toys, and cheese. The entire staff would like to express how very

thankful we are for all of our wonderful families and the congregation

that continues to love and support us. We count you as our special

blessings! Happy Thanksgiving from the Preschool!

Poinsettias

to Brighten

Sanctuary The chancel area

will be decorated

with poinsettias for

the season. If you

would be willing to

share your plants,

please bring them

to church by 5:00

PM on Thursday,

Dec. 19th. If you

would like your

poinsettia to be in

memory or in honor

of someone, please

call or email the

church office

(communications@

faithseguion.org)

with this

information by

noon on Tuesday,

Dec. 17th, so that a

complete list of

names can be

published in the

bulletins.

Poinsettias will

need to be cleared

from the sanctuary

by Dec. 30th.

Before leaving your

plants at church,

please label with

your name to make

identification

easier.

Prayers of the Congregation Are Requested for: For the family of Thelma Koehler, mother of Kerry Koehler. Thelma

passed through death into eternal life on Monday, October 28.

Services were held November 2nd at Grace Lutheran Church in

Seguin.

For the family of Nola Kleinschmidt, sister of Lydia Whitwell. Nola

passed through death into eternal life on Sunday, October 27. Services were

held on Friday at Emanuel’s Lutheran Church in Seguin.

For the family of Doug Bierstedt. Doug passed through death into

eternal life on Tuesday, October 21, here in Seguin. Services were

held Saturday, November 2, here at Faith.

Prayers also requested for Sandy Wille and Dot Day. Both ladies

have moved to be closer to family. Their new addresses are:

Dot Day: 2739 Cembalo Blvd. Apt 106 San Antonio, TX 78230

Sandy Wille: 5502 Pendleton Lane, Austin, TX 78723

CHARITY CIRCLE—Monday, December 16th, 6:00 PM , Reyna’s

Mexican Restaurant

LOVE CIRCLE—Tuesday, December 17th, 9:30 AM, Christmas party

in the Activity Center

HOPE CIRCLE—Thursday, Dec. 19th,

2020 Women of Faith Officers Brenda Bloch – Treasurer

Doris Engelhardt & Colleen Eckhardt – Co-Chairs of Charity Circle Karen Huff – Chair of Hope Circle

Nancy Wieding – Chair of Love Circle Margit Thurston & Maureen Thornhill - Co-Coordinators for LWR

WOMEN OF FAITH IN DECEMBER

Congratulations to Jason and Megan Harvey on the birth of

their daughter, Hattie Vesper Harvey. Hattie was born on

Tuesday, November 19, here in Seguin. Proud family

members are big brother Crew and Grandparents George and

Gina Mannel.

On behalf of the Bierstedt family, we would like to extend

our thanks to the congregation of

Faith Lutheran for all of your support over the past couple of

years during Doug’s illness. The cards,

taking him to treatments, your visits and your

concerns were very touching, thoughtful

and helpful. We know he is with not only his father, but his Heavenly Father

as well. This gives us comfort knowing that he is home.

Peace be with you,

Vicki, Denver, Ashley, Kendall and

Cierra Bierstedt.

PRESCHOOL JOB OPPORTUNITY

Faith Lutheran Preschool is seeking a personable and mature individual who relates well to children and

adults to serve as a Teachers’ Aid for the 3 Day a week preschool class. A college degree in education is

preferred with a minimum of two years of experience working in an early childhood classroom or setting.

Please contact Director Sharon Stollewerk at 379-7074 if interested or for more information.

Dear Friends of Faith Lutheran,

I again wan to thank you for the W.F. Lange Seminary Scholarship. It was a great financial blessing in my final year of seminary. I graduated on June 1st from The Master’s Institute with my Master’s in Divinity. I am currently serving as pulpit supply in two LCMC Congregations in California. One is near my home in Upland and the other is located in the central Valley near Fresno. I am grateful for both of these opportunities to serve the Lord and to love and minister to His people. I am starting the LCMC certification process in order to be prepared for a call. I would ask that you pray for that process, as well as the congregation where I might be called. On a personal note, it is nice to have more time to spend with my family and friends. To work again on things that have deep meaning to me, such as church banners, pastoral stoles and quilts for critically ill and terminally ill children—all things that I was unable to do, as seminary was so demanding. I would like to thank you for your prayers, they were felt! It was your prayers and the prayers of others that carried me through the intensity of seminary life. May the Lord bless your ministry and your continued desire to support seminary students, Peace and Joy, Debbie Taylor

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DECEMBER

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PRESCHOOL & EXTENDED CARE STAFF

Director/Teacher…Sharon Stollewerk

5 Day Teacher/EC…...Paula Neuman

3 Day Teacher………….....Kelli Cave

Preschool Aide….......

5 Day Tchr 2 Yr Olds…..Sheri Scaief

5 Day Aide 2 Yr Olds...Terri Hartmann

MMO Teacher……….….Diana Craver

MMO Aide…….....…….….Avis Herrick

5 Day Aide/EC Teacher.....Della Sires

5 Day PS & EC Aide….…...Lisa Owen

CHURCH STAFF

Senior Pastor…………….…....Jim Craver

Youth/C.Ed Dir…………….....Andrew Cave

Evangelism Dir…………..…......Harry Dietz

Office Manager…………….....Angie Rohde

Music / Communications Director

…………..……………....Roxanne Heckmann

Children/Youth Music

Dir…………………….…..…….LeAnne White

Organist/Pianist……………...Annette Stout

Financial Asst... …... ….... Debbie Mozisek

Tim Bogisch , President … Christian Education Committee

Fran Braun, Vice-President … Social Concerns Committee

Kim Koenig, Secretary … Jr. & Sr. High Youth Committee

Joanne Shanafelt, Treasurer … Preschool Committee

Doris Engelhardt, Asst. Treasurer … Mission Outreach Committee

Karl Boysen… Stewardship Committee

Ric Landvatter … Evangelism Committee

Chase White… Fellowship Committee

Dianne Chambers … Worship Committee

George Mannel … Property Management Committee

What’s Happening

in December?

Town Hall Meeting -

Sunday, December 1

during 1st Sunday Brunch

Committee Meetings—

Tuesday, Dec. 3

7:00 PM

Sunday School Christmas

Program & Cong. Mtg.

Sunday, Dec. 15

Christmas Eve Services

Tuesday, Dec. 24

4:00 & 7:00 PM

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