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August 12, 2018 Volume 36 Number 32

Rich Gerber—continued healing from

brain bleed surgeries and good health. Chuck Haarer (Clara’s nephew) recov-

ering at home from injuries sustained in bike crash.

Mitch & Kelli McDonald—health of unborn baby & experimental treatment

Mark Mishler & family—continued treatment., upcoming visit to Duke Uni.

Oakley Perry—Marolyn’s grand-daughter—recovering from snake bite

Dick Steider—health concerns Nina Weldy—shingles—healing Roger & Marolyn Yoder—healing and

peace Prayers for the nation of Israel

Pastor: Car l Horner . Elders: Dennis Berkey, Kevin Lambr ight, Vicki Mowery, Kathy Troyer & Mike Unternahrer

Lay Ministers of Youth: Corey & Kara Shor t

Loving God—Loving Others

Getting to know your church family!

J oe Regal Shinn was born to Clyde and Esther Shinn in Sturgis Mi. He has 4 sib-lings: Delight, Marjorie, William and James. He has two daughters, Jabeth Wheeler and Janel Jones. He has been mar-ried to the lovely Katie since 2002. Joe is retired from Abbot. He enjoys golfing and playing games on the computer. Some-thing you might not know about Joe is that he loves to watch The Sound of Music. It’s his favorite!

K atie Shinn (Joe’s lovely wife) was born to Charles and Elizabeth Lambright in their LaGrange County home. She grew up Amish and had six siblings: Enos, Mary, Harvey, Amanda, Wilma and Freeman. She was a member of the Old Order Amish church for 6 years. She is mom to Harlan Kauffman and Harlene Barta. Katie took tolls from travelers on the Indi-ana Toll road, where she was a supervisor for 18 years. (continued next column)

She also sold real estate with Lewis and Lambright for 14 years. She is now retired and enjoys being married to her sweet-heart Joe, reading and growing flowers. Katie cites Psalm 92 verse 1& 2 as her favorite verse:

92 It is a good thing to give thanks unto the L���, and to sing praises unto thy name, O Most High: 2 To show forth thy lovingkindness in the morning, and thy faithfulness every night.

“To handle yourself, use your head; to han-dle others, use your heart.” Eleanor Roosevelt

P astor Carl will be on vacation until Au-gust 19. If there are Pastoral concerns please contact one of the elders: Dennis Berkey, Kevin Lam-

bright, Vicki Mowery, Kathy Troyer or Mike Unternahrer.

M ission & Service is host-ing their annual King’s BBQ

chicken fundraiser for RYLM on August 18 in the Auction Parking Lot from 10:30-1:30. Chicken is being sold at $6.50 per half. Final Ticket sales are in the lobby to-day. Come support RYLM!

Y ou have the oppor-tunity to have delicious chicken twice in the month of August! This is good news for our back to school sched-

ules. KZ RV is hosting a Chicken barbecue and bake sale to benefit the Grant Newcom-er family. Serving Wellspring Famous Wedding Chicken—the event will be held in the KZ event room on August 30 from 11 a.m. -3 p.m. Curbside service—carry out only. Tickets sold August 6-17 and can be purchased from Steph Sharp. Shore Church has been asked to provide baked goods for the baked goods sale. There is a sign up sheet in the foyer to let them know what you’ll be bringing. All baked goods are to be delivered to the church library by Wednesday August 29. Contact Steph Sharp for additional info. Ticket prices: $2.00 per thigh / $5 per din-ner (2 thighs, chips and a cookie)

I f you didn’t have a chance to attend the Power Prayer Event for the Westview School Corporation schools back on July 22, here is a sample of the prayer that was prayed over the schools and administration building. Let’s join together in praying this over our schools this week as the new year begins! Heavenly Father, Thank you for hearing our prayer. We ask for your blessing on the students, faculty and staff of Westview School Corporation (Lakeland School Corporation, Clinton Christian School, Bethany, Middlebury Community Schools or Wa-nee Schools, insert other schools here ). We place them into Your hands of protection. Allow no one to enter their buildings without feeling the power of Your mercy and grace. We ask this in your Holy name. Amen

August 5, 2018 Breakfast and Worship at the Cabin

No attendance available.

Stewardship Report August 5, 2018

General Fund: $1,725.00 Becomer’s Class $50.00 Pilgrim’s Class $50.00 Sharing One Hope $6.00 Rentals $250.00

J ohn Bunyan said, “In prayer it is better to have a heart without words than words with-out a heart.” A story told by a 19th-century Jewish rabbi shares the same idea: A disheveled old man entered a synagogue for the first time. Not realizing he was hold-ing the prayer book upside down, he tried to follow the congregation’s singing, but his words were incorrect. Finally, he simply looked toward heaven, repeating one He-brew word over and over. After worship , some people complained to the rabbi, “Why didn’t you ask him to leave?” He replied, “That man said more to God with his one word than some of us will ever say in our whole lives. God hears the words of the heart.”

Prayer from the heart