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ZIONEWS October 2016 Zion Lutheran’s Monthly Newsletter

Reformation Sunday, October 30, 2016 WEAR RED !!!

Reformation Day is a high festival of the Lutheran church year, so the color of the day is RED! This is always a meaningful worship service for us who continue in the footsteps of the great reformers of the Church. The ELCA is known as the Church that is Always Being Made New, and as such, we are always listening to the Spirit, always open to being re-formed. We celebrate that spirit on this day. We hope you will come and join in our joy as we thank God for his Church and celebrate our heritage as Lutherans!

Zion Parade Float!

Once again, Zion will enter a float in the Effingham County Fair Parade in Springfield. The Evangelism and Social

Ministry committees have designed a creative float to go along with the Fair theme. Fair week is October 17th - 22nd. The parade is

Monday, October 17th. Line up begins at 4:30 p.m., with the parade starting at 5:00 p.m. We are looking for members to ride on the

float. You can call Debbie Heidt at 429-3587 with any questions.

Mo day, O to er 31, - PM

Join us Halloween Night for tons of fun and treats! We’ll have trunks full of treats and an award for the Best Trunk. Trunks will also be stations for fun activ-

ities.

5:00 p.m. Trunk Setup (come earlier if you need to) 6:00 p.m. Trick-or-Treaters begin to arrive 7:00 p.m. Trunk Judging

8:00 p.m. Clean up!

If you plan to set up a trunk please notify Patricia Parrish at 713-

5706, Melinda Heidt at 429-5691, or Emma Lee Dasher at 658-0431. Hope to see you there! (But then, we won’t know it is you, will we?)

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Pastor Dave Rasmussen's Comments...

If our Christian faith is only active during Sunday mornings, then we have limited influence in society. As Christians we do not have answers to the many problems of society, but if we do not offer any engage-ment outside of Sunday mornings we certainly will not have any influence at all in helping correct some of society's problems.

Many people believe that politics and religion do not mix, but that depends upon what you define as politics. There are partisan politics in which some folks seem to think that God is on their political party's side and it is their way or the highway. Think of the prohibition move-ment that led to the changing of the Constitution of the United States and the mess that followed when alcohol became illegal. It has been a long standing saying that you cannot legislate morality, but it is possible to legislate deterrence. It is of some benefit to society that we have drunk driving laws and that the law can make people take DUI classes after their conviction for driving under the influence. Those laws came about because of politics working towards public safety, and public safety is something that Christians are to consider.

It is not politics for this congregation to allow the use of its facilities as a polling place during elections. It is a service to the community much in the same way when the congregation's facilities are used by other community groups such as the Scouts or the Farm Bureau. What is not permitted is the use of funds of the congregation in support of a specific candidate or political party.

In this time of sound bites and pseudo-reporting on the Internet, people need to consider a variety of opinions in order to make better decisions. It is true that money talks but so do ordinary voices. To help you in the area of advocacy you can visit the following website http://elca.org/our-work/Publicly-Engaged-church/ELCAvotes. If you have concerns, call me (232.6215).

Pastor Dave

Home: 912-232-6215 Cell: 912-596-5466

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Unfinished Business

1. Ministry Site Profile Task Force is still working on inputting information into forms.

New Business:

1. A motion was made to replace the AC unit in room 108 for a cost not to exceed $2,000.00. The motion was seconded and passed.

2. All American Stump Grinding owned by Jimmy Mast has offered to remove the two remaining pine trees scheduled for removal and to grind the stumps from those previously removed for a reduced cost of $700. Council approved the expenditure by consensus.

3. Daniel Jowers would like to replace the beams/repair the wooden play set and replace the edging on the play area as his Eagle Scout Project. Council approved by consensus.

4. Due to a large number of people coming into our facility for the November Election it would be a good opportunity for members of the community to learn about our ministry. Suggestions included handing out water, having Welcome packets out, putting up displays about activities and making sure things were cleaned up. Evangelism committee was asked to look into this.

5. Discussed the Ministry Review Presentation. A motion was made and passed that we go through the Ministry Review Team process.

Announcements/ Correspondence

1. Letter from Wittenburg University about scholarships available for high school senior students with a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

2. Correspondence about advertising on a Pooler City Map.

3. Due to Fall Break, next meeting will be on Oct. 2. Committees at 6pm/ Council at 7pm.

Sherri Pittman, Secretary

CHURCH DIRECTORY UPDATES

Mikell J Ogle

926 NE 8th Ave. Gainesville FL 32601-4477

Wesley Ogletree

100 Magnolia Blvd. Apt. 225

Port Wentworth, GA 31407

912-755-1528

Wade and Mandy Zipperer 305 Hester Rd. Guyton, GA 31312

The Stephens

519 Flat Rock Trace

Port Wentworth, GA 31407

772-559-1029

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Zion Lutheran Church Congregation Council Meeting: September 11, 2016

Ministry Review Team Presentation by Wayne Fell, Interim Director for Evangelical Mission for the ELCA. Things to be expected from the process would be affirmations of what we are doing well here at Zion and recommendations/suggestions of how to reach set goals. There is no cost for the review and recommendations are ours to do with as we see fit.

Minutes of Previous Meetings: Council Meeting Minutes from August 14, 2016 approved. Called Council Meeting Minutes from Aug. 21 and Aug. 28, 2016 were

approved as printed.

Reports

1. The Pastor’s Report for August 2016 was reviewed. Conducting confirmation classes, and encouraging regular attendance. Sign up sheet for phone messages is posted in the entry of the church.

2. The Treasurer’s Report – Report for August was reviewed. Steadily replacing borrowed funds.

Committees

1. Property Committee: Electric box has been taken care of. Clean-up and cemetery mowing on Sept. 17th from 8:00am – noon.

2. Evangelism/ Social Ministry

34 members from Zion participated in the God’s Work, Our Hands project at Treutlen House with members from Jerusalem and St. John’s.

Starting to work on Fair float for parade on October 17th.

3. Finance/ Stewardship: Nothing except what is in the treasurer’s report.

4. Worship and Music: 144th Anniversary Sunday is Sept. 25th with a meal following worship. Working on Advent. On all Saint’s Sunday, members who have passed this year will be

remembered during the service.

5. Christian Education: Working on Children’s program for Advent/Christmas. “Trunk or Treat” will be on October 31st from 6:00 – 8:00 pm.

6. LYO: No report.

7. Scouts

Had a good Cub Scout camp out this weekend, 50 people attended.

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Manna House Fall Food Drive

Manna House is having a food drive for the annual Thanksgiving Box Give Away. They are looking for donations of the following items:

Collection for this drive ends on October 28th. Please leave items in the basket in the education building. Starred items are especially needed. Registration deadline to receive a Thanksgiving Box is October 28th. Please check with Norma Ralph (912-313-2465) if you have any questions.

MANNA HOUSE IS ALSO IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS!

If you have a few spare hours each week--or even each month, please consider volunteering at Manna House. There are always items to be sorted and food bags to be filled--all done by volunteers from the supporting churches like Zion.

(Manna House is located in Patriots Park on the north side of Rincon, off of Hwy 21, across from the YMCA. Store hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.)

*Brownie Mix

Canned Meat or Fruit Corn Muffin Mix

Pasta

Cake Mixes

Cereal Products

*Mac & Cheese

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Homecoming Celebration! October 2nd at 41 Main St, Savannah, GA 31408

Good Shepherd invites us to join them for their Homecoming Cele-bration. Worship starts at 11 a.m. followed by a BBQ Dinner at 12:30 p.m. There will be outdoor games and a prize drawing. Let’s join our neighbors for food and fun!

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Our 144th Anniversary

Celebration Luncheon

The congregation sends its thanks to Dana Smith and his hospitality committee for an excellent meal this past Sunday, as we celebrated 144 years of worship at Zion. We also want to thank every one who planned it, helped set up and cleaned up afterward. This special time of fellowship and sharing, as we re-flect on our past and our vision for the future, is a milestone for our church that we look forward to each year.

We thank all those who brought food donations for our “Backpack Buddies” Program and Manna House too. Our shelves are filling up with nutritious food to be sent home each weekend with needy students at Marlow Elementary. Please keep our 8 students in mind when you shop each week so that we can continue the program with the help of Thrivent Action Team seed money. It was a wonderful Sunday and another wonderful Zion memory!

God’s Work. Our Hands. Sunday

We had a great turnout for our “God’s work. Our hands. Sunday” work project! 34 people of all ages from Zion went to Treutlen House where we painted and cleaned up the grounds. Members of Jerusalem and St. John’s Lutheran churches also helped work that day. It was good to see so many going out into the community and making a difference in the lives of our neighbors! Thank you to all who came out and worked so hard to make the Treutlen House a little nicer for the boys that live there!

Our junior choir and assisting minister robes are looking especially bright and spotless. Many thanks to Amy Young, who took them all home to launder and get them ready for our worship leaders. It was a big job and we really appreciate it!

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All Saints Sunday, November 6, 2016

All Saints Sunday is the day we honor the memory of our loved ones who have lived and died in the faith. This is an opportunity for us at Zion to remember and give thanks to God for the lives and service of our members who have gone to live with the Lord in the past year. This year, we remember:

Bruce Warm, Doug Helmey and Nellie Freyermuth.

During worship, we will light a candle and ring a bell as their names are called. We will also light a candle in memory of others, whose names are in our hearts. All are invited to bring flowers in memory of a loved one who has died to place by the communion rail before worship that day, then place them on the graves of those buried at Zion, or take them home after the service.

Come to LIFE! on Wednesday, October 5th!

(LIFE! = Living in Faith Everyday!) No Wednesday Meal on October 19th (Fair Week)

Wednesday activities:

4:00 p.m.- K-5 Kids - Kindergarten thru 5th grade program 5:15 p.m. - A family-style meal is provided in the ZFH- for all Zion’s members and friends. 6:30 p.m. - LYO - youth meet for grades 6-12

We need help with clean-up after the meal. Please prayerfully consider if God may be calling you to help with this vital ministry of Zion. Thank you!

Plan Ahead

November 6th - All Saints Sunday

November 8th - Election Day - Polls at Zion

November 20th - Congregational Meeting after service to elect Ebenezer Trustees

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Children’s Choir

Zion’s children’s choir is practicing every Wednesday. The group meets after school every Wednesday (except on school holidays and early release days). All children in kindergarten through

5th grade are invited to take part in this special ministry. On Sunday mornings, please have your child in the children’s Sunday School ar-ea by 10:45 a.m. This will allow children time to robe and practice their song before worship begins.

There are several options for getting your child to practice. For those attending Marlow Elementary, bus route 49 drops off students at Zion each week. Children attending Sand Hill Elementary are picked up as car riders by Zion’s designated driver. Parents must provide a note to the school with a request for special transportation. You can send one note for the entire year. If your child attends a school other than Marlow or Sandhill and needs transportation, please let us know. Parents can also choose to make their own arrangements for transportation to Zion.

A light snack is served as soon as children arrive. If you would like to assist with snacks or make a donation, please contact Dana Lee Smith. Rehearsals begin at 3:15 p.m. and end at 4:00 p.m. Please make sure that pick-up arrangements are made for your child.

On the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, there is a K-5 program that begins at 4:00 p.m. A fellowship meal for families is served at 5:15 p.m. Please note that in October there will only be a K-5 program and meal on the 1st Wednesday. The choir will practice on 3rd Wednesday but, there will not be a K-5 program and meal following due to fair week.

Please o ta t Da a Lee S ith -13 for ore i for aio .

Prayer Chain Our Prayer Chain Call-Out system has worked very well to inform members of prayer requests as they arise through the week. We also can send you calls with reminders of announcements and upcoming events. If you would like to receive calls, please add your name and preferred contact phone number to the list in the narthex.

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Women of the ELCA by Cheryl Pannal

Wow, we had an amazing trip to the Peachtree Corners Hilton in Atlanta where we attended the 29th Annual Women of the ELCA Convention. We had seven ladies in attendance: Amy Young, Norma Ralph, Sheila Moon (Delegate), Dana Lee Smith (Music Leader), Tammie Griffin, Cheryl Pannal (Board Member), and Toni Hadden (St. Paul’s). It was an amazing weekend of Worship, reconnecting with our sisters in SE Synod, meeting new friends (as we had a large number of first timers), and educating ourselves on a wide array of subjects. Next year our convention will be September 15th through 17th in Nashville, TN. Please try to make plans to attend.

Save the date for our Spring Cluster, April 29, 2017. It will be held at St. James in Brunswick.

Zion Ladies, please make plans to attend our next quarterly meeting. It is scheduled for November 13th, immediately following worship. This is a great time to find out what has been going on in all of our circles and all of the many projects coming up during the Holiday Season.

All ladies of our church are members of WELCA here at Zion. Remember this is your organization. Please check the calendar page for information on Bible study meeting times and places. If you have questions or would like more information, contact Cheryl Pannal at 667-5315.

MOWERS NEEDED! Zion is looking for volunteers to help mow the

Cemetery on October 29th from 8 a.m. to noon. If you would like to volunteer,

please contact Craig Pittman at 912-728-5196.

Volunteers of all ages are welcome and appreciated.

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Zion Lutheran Youth

Organization News by Trey Davis

September Highlights: We are gearing back up with school starting. We have been busy planning our next quarter activities.

October Events: October 5th - 1st Wednesday meal 5:15 p.m. “Youth Night” 6:30-8:00 p.m. October 16th - Sunday - Fair booth set up 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. (We ask all youth who can help to be there.) October 20th - Thursday - Fair Night. Admission cost is $5. (We will meet at the livestock barn around 6:00 p.m. It’s one dollar ride night so bring a couple bucks and join us.) October 23rd - Sunday - Fair booth removal 2 p.m. (We ask all youth who can help to be there.) October 26th - Wednesday “Youth Night” 6:30-8 p.m.

Every Sunday in October: Don’t forget! Sunday School starts at 9:45 a.m. in the ZFH. Come join us as we explore God’s call in our everyday lives and what that means for us. * Youth grades 7 and up are invited to attend Confirmation classes taught by Pastor Dave during Sunday School.

Upcoming events: November 19th - LYO Thanksgiving Feast at 5:30 p.m. December 4th - Secret Santa (Picking Names) December 16th - Lock In December 18th - Christmas Caroling - dinner following

All youth in grades 6 – 12 are invited to all youth activities. For addi-tional information contact Trey Davis 663-7602.

You can stay in the “Know”. If you want to be a part of the closed Facebook group, let Trey know.

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SCOUTING UPDATE

Cu S out Update – Pa k 691

The o s ha e ee orki g hard. Ma of the ear ed a hie e e ts at our irst pa k eei g of the ear. We are looki g for ard to alki g i the Ei gha Cou t Fair Parade a d e are looki g for ard to ate di g the Hau ted Trail a pout at Bla k Creek “ out Reser aio .

Our a ual pop or sales ha e egu . Do ’t forget to pla e our order!

For ore i for aio , please o ta t Pa k Co itee Chair Da a Lee “ ith at - .

Boy S out Update – Troop 691

The troop pari ipated i a ser i e proje t hosi g a ater a d s a k staio for the a ual La or Da eeke d ike ride. The o s e jo ed a eeke d a pout a d hiki g ad e ture at “kida a Isla d “tate Park. I O to er, the troop is looki g for ard to a pi g at “pa e E ploraio at Ke ed “pa e Ce ter.

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For ore i for aio a out the Bo “ out progra at Zio , o ta t “ out aster Rosa Jo ers at - .

Tha ks for your support of scoui g progra s at Zio !

Please inform Pastor Dave in writing or by phone of any 1) upcoming medical interventions in which you would desire

pastoral prayers and/or visitation, 2) changes to the prayer list, or 3) announcements for the bulletin.

Pastor Dave can be reached at his home at (912) 232-6251 or on his cell at (912) 596-5466.

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Serving in October

Date Flowers Acolyte Crucifer Assisting Minister

Sound

Tech

Communion Servers

Oct. 2

(G) Dana Smith Evan Smith Mya

Robertson

B. Vandenhouten

Mya Robertson

Oct. 9

(G) Gloria Sheppard

Ryan Baier Madison Arce Tammie Griffin B. Vandenhouten

Tammie Griffin

Cheryl Pannal

Oct. 16

(G) Mya Robertson

Amy Young B. Vandenhouten

Amy Young

Oct. 23

(G) René

Atkinson

Christopher Foote

Courtney Foote Caycee Pannal B. Vandenhouten

Caycee Pannal Tricia Parrish

Oct. 30

(R) Michelle Ogle Evan Smith Sean

Vandenhouten

B. Vandenhouten

Sean

Vandenhouten

Acolytes & Assisting Ministers must meet in the pastor’s office 10 minutes before worship (10:50a).

Week Of Clean Education Building Clean Church Changes

10/3/2016 Alexis Williams Michael Griffin If you cannot clean on your assigned

week, contact Dana Lee by Wed. of the

week assigned. Remember, you MUST have an

adult present when cleaning!

10/17/2016 Josie & Megan Sapp Courtney Foote

10/31/2016 Julian Mobley Caycee Pannal

Nursery Greeter Ushers Visiting Comm.

Building Closer

Available Francis and Norma Ralph

Craig Pittman, Mark Baier, Jimmy Griffin and Michael Griffin

Emma Lee Dasher

Charlie Heidt

Women’s Circles Program Place

Evening Circle- Oct. 4th

7:00 pm

Emma Lee Dasher (Oct. Mag.)

Home of Mary Lou Thomas

(772-3463)

Afternoon Circle- Oct. 6th 2:30 pm

Mary Lou Thomas

(Oct. Mag.) Home of Bessie Studier

(772-3424)

Café Circle- October 6:30 pm

Dana Lee Smith

Home of Dana Lee Smith (728-3227)

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Senior Citizens!

Our “epte er eei g as a o derful get-

together. Eliza eth Hursey, our “uperior Court Clerk, talked a out her jo i the Ei gha Cou t Court-house as Keeper of the Re ords . The progra as

er edu aio al a d the people ho ate ded lear ed a lot a out the ourt s ste .

A ig Tha k You to Charlie & Melinda Heidt, a d Re e a Foote for the deli ious eal the prepared. Tha k ou also to the other folks ho rought i addiio al food a d/or helped lea up ater-

ard.

Ne t o th, o O to er th, our guest speaker ill e Allison New erry, dire tor of the Mars Theatre i “pri gield. “he ill up-date us o the histor of the theatre a d hat all is goi g o there. We ill start gatheri g at : a. . a d eat at oo . Pla to joi us for good food a d fello ship – a d do ’t forget to ri g a frie d!

Advent Poinsettia News

Worship pla i g for Ad e t a d Christ as has egu . The Worship a d Musi

Co itee ould like to order poi seias this ear to e pla ed i our sa tuar stari g o the th “u da of Ad e t. If ou ould like to o tri ute to a ge eral fu d to pur hase these poi seias, there ill e a sig up sheet i the arthe . The a ou e e t i the ullei ill read: The poi seias i our sa tuar ha e ee do ated the follo i g fa ilies i e or a d ho or of lo ed o es. The ost of ea h poi seia is $ . , pa a le to Zio Lu-thera Chur h. The poi seias a e take ho e or pla ed i the e eter o Ja uar st.

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October 201Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2 20th Sunday after Pentecost

9:45a - Confirmation Class

6p - Committee Meetings

7p - Council Meeting

3

7p - AA - ZFH

4

7p - Evening Circle - Home of Mary Lou Thomas (772-3463) (Oct. Mag.)

5

2:45p Children’s Choir4p - K 5 Kids5:15p Meal6:30p LYO “Youth Night”7p - Adult Choir

6 Eff. Co. Early School Dimissal2:30p Afternoon Circle Home of Bessie Studier (772 3424) (Oct. Mag.)

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10a Quilting Angels ZFH

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9 21st Sunday after Pentecost

9:45a -Confirmation Class

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7p - AA-ZFH

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12

2:45p Children’s ChoirNO LYO “Youth Night”7p - Adult Choir

13 1410a Quilting Angels ZFH

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16 22nd Sunday after Pentecost

9:45a -Confirmation Class

2p-5p - LYO Install Fair Booth

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE

17 Early Voting Starts - Springfield

10a - Manna House Board Mtg. 4:30p - Eff. Co. Fair Parade -Zion Float Line Up

7p - AA - ZFH

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11:30a Senior Citizens Meal provided2:45p Children’s ChoirNo MealNo LYO “Youth Night”No Adult Choir

206p Troup 30517 Girl Scouts ZFH6p LYO meet at Fair grounds. Admission cost $5 Rides $1 each

2110a Quilting Angels ZFH

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23 23rd Sunday after Pentecost

9:45a -Confirmation Class

2p - LYO to remove Fair Booth

30 Reformation Sunday

Wear Red

9:45a -Confirmation Class

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7p - AA - ZFH

31 Happy Halloween! 7p - AA - ZFH

5p - Set up for Trunk or Treat - Zion Lawn

6p-8p - Trunk or Treat

25

6:30p - Cub Scout Pack Mtg. - ZFH

26

2:45p Children’s Choir

6:30p LYO “Youth Night”

7p - Adult Choir

27

6p Troup 30517 Girl Scouts ZFH

28

10a Quilting Angels ZFH

29

8a 12p Cemetery Mowing9a 4p Early Voting starts Old Marlow School

Each Sunday

9:45 am - Sunday School11:00 am - Worship Service

with Holy Communion

Eff. Co. School Break 10/7 - 10/11

Effingham County Fair Week 10/17 10/22

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October 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2 20th Sunday after Pentecost

9:45a Confirmation Class 6p Committee Meetings7p Council Meeting

3

7p AA ZFH

4

7p Evening Circle Home of Mary Lou Thomas (772 3463) (Oct. Mag.)

5

2:45p - Children’s Choir 4p - K-5 Kids

5:15p - Meal 6:30p - LYO “Youth Night”

7p - Adult Choir

6 Eff. Co. Early School Dimissal 2:30p - Afternoon Circle- Home of Bessie Studier (772- 3424) (Oct. Mag.)

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10a - Quilting Angels - ZFH

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9 21st Sunday after Pentecost

9:45a Confirmation Class

107p AA ZFH

11 12

2:45p - Children’s Choir

NO LYO “Youth Night”

7p - Adult Choir

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14

10a - Quilting Angels - ZFH

15

16 22nd Sunday after Pentecost

9:45a Confirmation Class2p 5p LYO Install Fair Booth

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE

17 Early Voting Starts Springfield10a Manna House Board Mtg.4:30p Eff. Co. Fair Parade Zion Float Line Up7p AA ZFH

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11:30a- Senior Citizens Meal provided

2:45p - Children’s Choir No Meal No LYO “Youth Night”

No Adult Choir

20

6p - Troup 30517 Girl Scouts - ZFH

6p - LYO meet at Fair grounds. Admission cost $5 - Rides $1 each

21

10a - Quilting Angels - ZFH

22

23 23rd Sunday after Pentecost

9:45a Confirmation Class2p LYO to remove Fair Booth

30 Reformation Sunday Wear Red9:45a Confirmation Class

24

7p AA ZFH

31 Happy Halloween!7p AA ZFH5p Set up for Trunk or Treat Zion Lawn6p 8p Trunk or Treat

25

6:30p Cub Scout Pack Mtg. ZFH

26

2:45p - Children’s Choir

6:30p - LYO “Youth Night”

7p - Adult Choir

27

6p - Troup 30517 Girl Scouts - ZFH

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10a - Quilting Angels - ZFH

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8a-12p - Cemetery Mowing

9a-4p -Early Voting starts Old Marlow School

LYO- Lutheran Youth Organization WELCA- Women of the ELCA ZFH- Zion Fellowship Hall

Each Sunday

9:45 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service

with Holy Communion

Eff. Co. School Break 10/7 - 10/11

Effingham County Fair Week 10/17 - 10/22