REFLECTOR
Contemporary Worship Taskforce Meeting Notice
The proposed Contemporary Worship Taskforce, formed in consultation with the St. Paul
Lutheran Church Council and Worship Board will:
Present Temple Talks at the September 13th Outdoor Service at 10:30 am, and at all
three services on the weekend of September 19-20.
Offer informational meetings on October 4th and 11th directly after the 10:30 am
service.
A Congregational Meeting will be held on October 18th after the 10:30 am service to
vote on the recommendations about the Proposed Contemporary Worship Service. All
voting members of the congregation are urged to attend.
“Annual Election Meeting” All Three Services
The Annual Election Meeting for Election of candidates for will be held at all
three services:
October 17th 5pm service October 18th 8am service October 18th 10:30am service Copy of Nominating Committee Ballots are printed in this
Reflector
The Newsletter of
St. Paul Lutheran Church
147 West Forest Street
Clyde, Ohio 43410-0296
September 2020
INSIDE - HIGHLIGHTS
Pastor’s Page ........................................ 1 Council Minutes ............................... 2 - 7 Kid’s Page ............................................. 15 Youth Director’s Page .................. 8 & 13 August 2020 Birthday’s/Baptism’s ........ 16 Nomination Committee Report .......... 14 August 2020 Calendar. ......................... 17
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Peace in An Unsettling Time
“Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your
heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid” (John 14:27, KJV). –Jesus
Pandemic, and the various responses to it from the federal level all the way down to the local level has brought untold stress, panic, shutdown, and unrest all over our country since February. The violent, merciless killing of a black man in Minneapolis, MN by a rogue police officer ignited a powder keg of outrage and violence that has rocked our country from coast to coast. On top of that, we are heading into a very controversial election cycle where the people of the United States are more divided than any time in our history except maybe the Civil War era.
All of us have wondered at times these last few months about our future and the future of our children and grandchildren. Is our great republic reaching an end? Is the world coming to an end? Are the prophecies of apocalypse and Armageddon described in the book of Revelation now upon us? Not just a few people have asked me these questions recently. Let’s face it, we are all shaken and unsettled these days.
Jesus spoke the words quoted above on the day we now call Maundy Thursday. He had informed the twelve that He would soon be arrested, killed, that He would soon leave them, and they would not be able to follow Him in the same manner they had before. Jesus then shocked the disciples with the news that one of them, one of the twelve, was about to betray Him. This was a very troubling time indeed for Jesus’ disciples. What would His apparent loss mean for them? There were undoubtedly feelings of anxiety and despair that filled their hearts. They previously had such high hopes that Jesus would usher in the Messianic Era of peace on earth, good will to all. Now those high hopes were replaced with deep apprehension.
The peace Jesus talked about is an inward joy and confidence that no matter what happens to me here on earth it will be well with my soul. It’s the confidence Martin Luther expressed in the middle of the Reformation when he was branded an outlaw and heretic, and with such a title over his head anyone who successfully murdered him would be considered a hero of the Pope and the Holy Roman Empire of the day. In response to this Luther penned the following verse in his great Reformation hymn: “If they take our house, goods, fame, child, or spouse, wrench our life away, they cannot win the day. The Kingdom’s ours forever!” (A Mighty Fortress Is Our God, Lutheran Book of Worship, hymn #228, verse 4).
With Jesus reigning in our hearts as risen Lord, no matter what the present or future bring, we know through Him, “we are more than conquerors…” (Romans 8:37). We know, “And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose” (Romans 8:28, NKJV). Keep the faith dear brothers and sisters. The best is yet to come because we are loved with an everlasting love that flows from our Triune God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Amen.
God’s sweet Peace be with you,
Pastor Kurt Luebkeman
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Council Minutes
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Thursday, August 20, 2020
Tim Billings Present John Pawsey Absent
Jane Hilton. Present Kendall Rieman. Absent
Steve Jess. Present. Brenda Sieger Present
DeAnn Krauss, President. Absent Jim Shull, Treasurer. Present
Kevin Larkins Present Tom Thorbahn, Sec. Present
Pastor Kurt Luebkeman. Present Adam Wahl Present
Sue Mayes Present Ray Wasson, Vice-Pres. Present
Guests: Sandy Kessler
Meeting was called to order by Vice-President, Ray Wasson at 7:10 P.M.
Devotions were led by Pastor Kurt Luebkeman.
SECRETARY'S REPORT: Steve Jess moved to accept the minutes with spelling
corrected. Seconded by Kevin Larkins. Motion carried.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Ray Wasson announced that the Special Congregational
Meeting to vote on the Contemporary Worship Service would be October 18. Voting for
church council and other committees would be that day also.
PASTORAL REPORT:
OFFICIAL ACTS
Pastor's Report July 16, 2020 – August 20, 2020
Pastor Kurt E. Luebkeman
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church
Clyde, Ohio
Pastoral Visits:
Hospital: 4
Nursing Home: 3
Home Visits: 2
In-Office Visits: 1
Pastoral telecare calls to sick, shut-in members: 1
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Pre-Marital Counseling: 3
Member outside office: 0
*Due to pandemic most pastoral visits/calls are impossible at this time.
Total: 1
Death(s): Shirley Ross (08-14-20), memorial service plans pending
Graveside Service: 0 Funerals: David VanDemark (non-member)
Baptisms: 1, Evan Michael Ihnat
Weddings: 0
Confirmations: Stephen Hill, Kayla Loudenslager, Logan Nace
Christianity 101 Class: 7 in person participants, 5 via Zoom
Various Meetings and Public Events
1. Area Pericopal (lectionary) study in Fremont, OH. No 2. No staff support Comm. Mtg. this period 3. C-GS Ministerial Assoc. Cancelled 4. Elder's Mtg. No meeting this month
5. St. Paul Lutheran Staff Meeting: Aug. 13
6. Worship Board Mtg. Aug. 13 7. Contemporary Worship Task Force met Aug. 12, in person and via Zoom 8. Delegate to NALC Virtual Mission Convocation Aug. 7-8
Future Events, Plans, Etc.
Vacation dates: Aug. 26-Sept 2, Sept. 21-28, Oct. 19-26, Nov. 23-30. The Exec. Comm.
secured the services of Pastor Gerry Gosnell for Sunday worship during my absences
during those dates.
Lectionary Bible Study: Cancelled indefinitely
Life-to-Life Discipleship: I was contacted by Pastor Bob Quaintance of Boardman, OH
and have met him several times via Zoom.
Online Services: Walt Frasher is now videoing the 10:30 am service and posting via
Facebook Live. The 8:00 am services are posted on YouTube on Sunday afternoon and
may be viewed on the St. Paul Homepage.
Ministry Goals for 2020
1) Reach the Straying 2) Create More of a Disciple-Making Culture in our Midst 3) Start a Contemporary Service 4) Develop Positive Relationships
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5) Continue Honing My Pastoral Skills
God bless you all and thank you for the opportunity to serve you as pastor.
Pastor Kurt Luebkeman
ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE: Did not meet.
EVANGELISM AND SOCIAL BOARD:
1. Update on Life to Life Discipleship program 2. Outdoor Church Service planned for Sunday, September 13, at 10:30 am. Service
will be held in yard west of the church. No Saturday night or 8:00 am. services that
weekend.
3. Flu shots from Bellevue Hospital at St. Paul.
Sue Mayes moved to allow Bellevue Hospital the opportunity to give flu shots at
St. Paul. Seconded by Jane Hilton. Motion carried.
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE: Did not meet.
PARISH EDUCATION AND YOUTH:
Sunday School will plan on starting on Sep. 13, protocols will follow Clyde
Schools.
Committee looking into masks with St. Paul embroidered on them.
PROPERTY BOARD:
1. Changed light fixtures in Sunday School rooms 2. Replaced light behind altar to an LED 3. Worked on dehumidifier in basement 4. Cleaned custodial closet 5. Added insulation in parsonage 6. Looking into upgrading fire alarm system with Habitec 7. Planning on replacing carpet in church office
STEWARDSHIP AND FINANCE BOARD:
1. Treasurer's Report Total unrestricted income up 7% Y/Y, and up 2.8% to budget
Actual YTD surplus of --- $17000 (less extraordinary event)
Kevin Larkins moved to accept the Treasurer's report. Seconded by Tim
Billings. Motion carried
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2. Financial Secretary's Report Giving is up 7.2% over 2019, 3.1% over budget
July attendance averaged 80 per weekend, post COVID is 88.5(about 60% of
yearly average)
3. Old Business Capital Campaign has received $184,863 of $202, 568 pledged (over 91%)
Electronic giving averaged $2270/week by 19 contributors during July.
We will continue to monitor the financial situation closely, due to the current
congregational contributions and proceeds of the PPPL money, no action is
necessary at this time.
4. New Business Discussed Contemporary Worship Service funding plan --- Startup costs and
ongoing support. Concerns: 46% of total income comes from the present
10:30 service attendees, one time cost for upgrades to sound system (will
need to ask for donations to cover some of the cost), property board already
has a list of items that need to be repaired, ongoing cost of salary
requirement for worship leader.
Next Meeting: Tuesday, September 15, 2020 at 7:00 pm
WORSHIP BOARD:
1. Contemporary service discussed. Needs to be Lutheran based with Invocation, Confession, Sermon, Lessons, Communion, Blessing.
2. Outdoor Worship Service, September 13, 2020 at 10:30 am. Only one service that weekend. Will be held in the lawn west of the church, attendees are asked to
bring lawn chairs and follow social distancing protocols.
3. Christmas Eve Services, due to COVID pandemic recommending three services: 4:00. 7:00, and 10:00 p.m. there will need to be a reservation system set up due
to the social distancing protocols.
4. Considering a suggestion that if St. Paul adopts a Contemporary Worship Service, that we consider having a Unity Service on any months with five
Sundays, no Saturday evening or 8:00 am., this could be a blended service.
Jane Hilton moved to have the Christmas Eve services at 4:00, 7.00, and 10:00
PM, with a reservation system for each service. Seconded by Tom Thorbahn.
Motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS: none
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NEW BUSINESS:
1. Kevin Larkins moved to allow St. Paul women to hold their annual rummage sale in the Parish Hall, according to guidelines of social distancing. Seconded
by Sue Mayes. Motion carried.
2. Contemporary Worship Service timeline. Committee will plan short Temple Talks (6 or 7 minutes) on weekends of September 12, 13 and September 19, 20.
They will then conduct informational forums after the 10:30 am service on
October 4 and 11. Congregation will vote on additional upgrades to the sound
system and on the Contemporary Service on October 18, 2020. The
Congregational Voting for church positions will be that day as well.
3. Nominating Committee report. Committee members John Glass, Jim Wilson, DeAnn Krauss.
Council (vote for 4) Nominating Committee (vote for 2)
1. Tammy Baker. 1. Marilyn Bennett 2. Tim Billings. 2. Jerry Bognar 3. Paula Chambers. 3. Karen Jess 4. Jane Hilton. 4. Jeanie Kimmet 5. Peg Hirt 6. Kent Mestrey 7. Tom Thorbahn. Representative for Lutheran Social Services
(vote for 1 couple)
Endowment Committee.
(vote for 3) 1. Walt & Sherry Frasher
2. Fred & Sherry Bouyack
1. Deb Arnold 2. Greg Avery 3. Jeff Haughawout Ohio Mission District NALC delegate 4. Steve Pearson. (vote for one) 5. Jim Sieger 6. Kendall Stucky 1. Fred Gesell
2. Krystal Luebkeman
Memorial Committee.
(vote for 1)
1. Michelle Larkins 2. Jeannette Ricker
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Kevin Larkins moved to accept the Nominating Committee report. Seconded by Tom
Billings. Motion carried.
NEW EVENTS HAPPENING IN SEPTEMBER:
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2020, 10:30 A.M. OUTDOOR SERVICE
Next Meeting: 3rd
Thursday, September 17, 2020 at 7:00 p.m.
Devotions next council meeting: John Pawsey
Meeting adjourned at 8:32 p.m. with the Lord’s Prayer.
Respectfully submitted,
Tom Thorbahn
Council Secretary ___________________________________________ C:\Documents \Council\Agenda 2020/ 8 20 2020 Council Agenda.doc
Contemporary Worship Taskforce Meeting Notice
The proposed Contemporary Worship Taskforce, formed in consultation
with the St. Paul Lutheran Church Council and Worship Board will:
Present Temple Talks at the September 13th Outdoor Service 10:30
am, and at all three services on the weekend of September 19-20.
Offer informational meetings on October 4th and 11th directly after
the 10:30 am service.
A Congregational Meeting will be held on October 18th after the 10:30 am
service to vote on the recommendations about the Proposed
Contemporary Worship Service. All voting members of the congregation
are urged to attend.
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Youth Director Update September holds a lot of exciting things. Rally Day and CCYG are about to kick off!
Check out those details on the following pages. For now, I thought I would share a famous story I heard years ago. Blessings, Jen
A Parable About the Life-Saving Station
On a dangerous seacoast where shipwrecks often occur there was once a rundown little life-saving station.
The building was just a hut and there was only one boat, but the few devoted members kept a constant
watch over the sea, and with no thought for themselves, they went out day or night tirelessly searching for
the lost. Many of those who were saved by this wonderful little station decided they wanted to stay and
help the cause. They gave of their time and money and effort for the support of its work. New boats were
bought, and new crews were trained. For a while, the little life-saving station grew.
The members built bigger buildings to hold everyone. They even put lights outside so if everyone were
out on a mission, those who were not being saved could find their own way. These lights worked so well
that many members hard a time seeing the need to actually go to sea on life-saving missions so they
shifted their focus to those who were able to find their own way into the building. As less and less people
went out on life-saving missions, less and less people made it into the building. With time, the life-saving
station became mostly a popular gathering place for its members. They redecorated it beautifully as a sort
of club. They replaced the emergency cots with beds and put in comfier furniture. They grew to love their
beautiful station and spent all their time having fun together in it.
About this time a large ship was wrecked off the coast. Boat loads of cold, wet and half-drowned people
found their way onshore to the station. They were dirty and sick and some even spoke a strange
language. As the people entered the life-saving station, they put their stuff in places it didn’t belong. They
were loud and took over all the best rooms. Some members felt it wasn’t right.
The members decided to call an emergency meeting to figure out what should be done with all these
outsiders. A few spoke up and insisted that life-saving was their primary purpose and pointed out that
they were still called a “life-saving station”. Many members agreed. Yet some felt the outsiders were
being unpleasant and a hindrance to the normal pattern of the club. By the end of the meeting, all agreed
that they felt sad for the shipwrecked. So, they decided to allow the outsiders to stay as long as they were
willing to wear clean clothes that matched the members and do things the way the members do them.
Some outsiders stayed and found ways to blend in, some left. The members were content with the
outcome so the new rules for the club remained.
As time went on, a few people managed to find their own way in, but didn’t feel comfortable with the
different clothes and routine, so they left. Members became so busy inside the building enjoying each
other’s company that they didn’t notice when their outside lights burned out. As a result, those who were
shipwrecked could no longer find the station on their own and the station was eventually abandoned. If
you visit that seacoast today you will find that shipwrecks are still frequent in those waters, but with the
life-saving station deserted, most of the people drown.
Author Unknown
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Dear Parents, I am excited to help your kids safely connect with God and other kids… in person! Here are some of the efforts we are making to be sure Sunday School is a safe experience for your kids.
• • Meeting Outside: we will be meeting outdoors as much as possible.
• • Secure Check In: Required check in and check out of all students. See more below.
• • Physical Distancing: Outdoor class will include carpet squares to help children stay distanced. Indoor classes will be rearranged to allow extra spacing between students.
• Smaller Class Sizes: We have added another classroom to reduce class sizes. o New class age groups: PK, K-1, 2-3, 4-5, 6-8
• Masks: as mandated by the Governor, we will be wearing masks. We are providing all students and leaders with a special St Paul Kids/Youth mask!
• Hand Sanitizer: Everyone will be given hand sanitizer when both entering and exiting class.
• Lessons: We have restructured our crafts and supplies to allow each child to have their own supply bag eliminating any sharing of crayons, scissors, glue, markers and so on.
High School Students: You may have noticed we do not have a high school age group listed for Sunday school. Instead, we want to help our students move from being consumers to being invested in the life of the church. Students will be using the Sunday school hour to serve in some capacity. This includes teaching/helping in the children’s classes, working in the kitchen with hospitality, sanitizing, and so on. If your child needs help finding a way to serve, or you are part of a ministry that would like a student’s involvement, let me know. Check In/Out: Being outdoors is great but the lack of walls and a door could make it easy for your child to leave class without you. Using a check in/out system will help us keep track of when kids are coming and going from the class area. When you check your child in you will get matching name tags. One goes on your child and one goes along with you. We will only release your child from class to the person who has their matching name tag. Please help your child understand that even if they see you across the church lawn, they need to wait to leave until you give us their name tag. Remote: We are aware that moving Sunday school to be remote is a possibility. To keep things simple and as consistent as possible, we will follow the lead of the Clyde Green Springs school district. If they move to online school for a week, we will provide an online video lesson for your child via a parent’s email address. If the schools go remote long term, we will use a version of our Sunday School in a Bag ministry. We will do our best to keep you informed as things unfold. Your child’s well-being is our primary concern. Please contact me if you have any questions.
Thanks, Jen Rawson Youth Director
Adopt – A – Student
School is tricky right now. Parents are working full time jobs and trying to be their child’s teacher
too! It feels impossible at times.
If you have a few extra minutes a week, we need your help. We want to pair you up with a
student who needs a little extra guidance and encouragement. Things you may consider doing
include prayer, mail a card, give homework reminders, a quick call to see how a test went, note
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to encourage the parent, care package etc. Everything you do can be done from your own
home.
Sign up at stpaulclyde.org.
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Sunday School Rally Day
September 13th
Join us for a morning of celebrating your family!
9:15 - student check in
9:30 - parent meeting
10:15 - student pick up
10:30 - special worship service
Students:
find both your indoor and outdoor meeting spaces
meet your teacher
learn the new protocols
Parents
Register your kids for in person and remote Sunday school
Learn new protocols (including how to check your child in/out)
See what will happen if we go remote
Tell us how we can best support you this year
Special Worship Service
Covid has made many things in our lives a bit more difficult. We want to join
you in dedicating this school year to God and ask him for guidance as we navigate
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life in the midst of a pandemic.
Weather permitting, this worship service will be outside and a little more
casual than you’re used to. Join us for a time of prayer over your family’s physical
and emotional health, education, schedules, jobs, and an extra dose of patience.
CCYG Kickoff Middle School: September 13th
High School: September 20th
@ St Paul Lutheran
7:00-8:00 pm
Upcoming CCYG Events
September 13 Middle School
Kickoff @ St Paul
Pizza & smores
September 20 High School
Kickoff @ St Paul
Pizza & smores
September 27 Middle School
Foot Golf @ Green Hills Golf Course
October 4 High School
Foot Golf @ Green Hills Golf Course
CCYG Needs
First Class Postage Stamps for monthly flyers
$5 Gift Cards for student prizes (Subway, McDonalds, Amazon etc.)
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$$ Donations for Foot Golf admission
Smores – individually wrapped
Bottled Water
Link your Kroger Card to CCYG
Kroger will donate to CCYG
It’s that simple!
If you have a Kroger Card, you can link it to CCYG by going online to
Kroger.com.
Log in
Under your name select “My Account”
On the left side of the screen, scroll down to “Community Rewards”
When it asks for an organizations name, type CCYG
Done!!!! Thank you!
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For more information check out
www.krogercommunityrewards.com
Thank you!
Nominating Committee Report
Council (vote for 4) Nominating Committee (vote for 2)
8. Tammy Baker. 1. Marilyn Bennett 9. Tim Billings. 2. Jerry Bogner 10. Paula Chambers. 3. Karen Jess 11. Jane Hilton. 4. Jeanie Kimmet 12. Peg Hirt 13. Kent Mestrey 14. Tom Thorbahn. Representative for Lutheran Social Services
(vote for 1 couple)
Endowment Committee.
(vote for 3) 1. Walt & Sherry Frasher
2. Fred & Sherry Bouyack
7. Deb Arnold 8. Greg Avery 9. Jeff Haughawout Ohio Mission District NALC delegate 10. Steve Pearson. (vote for one) 11. Jim Sieger 12. Kendall Stucky 1. Fred Gesell
2. Krystal Luebkeman
Memorial Committee.
(vote for 1)
3. Michelle Larkins 4. Jeannette Ricker
“Annual Election Meeting” All Three Services
http://www.krogercommunityrewards.com/
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The Annual Election Meeting for Election of candidates for will be
held at all three services:
October 17th 5pm service October 18th 8am service
October 18th 10:30am service
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SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS/BAPTISM ANNIVERSARIES
Name
1 Debra Arnold
Ashley E. Kerr
2 Alexis A. Hofelich
Rafael Mendoza
Grace E. Noftz
Ally M. Sprouse
3 Megan Brewer
Kyle C. Elfring
Craig D. Frailey
Luke M. Martin
Jessica M. Potts
4 Lindsey R. Beckley
Joshlyn Criswell
Katelyn Criswell
Brenda Funk
Florence Pocock
Melanie M. Zerman
5 Thomas J. Billings
Lori Freeze
Barbara Gosnell
Claudia Laurendeau
7 Meredith Auxter
Jenna L. Gooslin
Jeanette Ricker
Kendall W. Rieman
Charles Zerman Jr.
8 John T. Sinclair
9 Robert Billings
Emily E. Bogner
Timothy G. Hoppe
Brett Wott
10 Robert Miller
Adam E. Thurn
Yvonne Wayland-Smith
11 Emily M. Bolton
Kent Mestrey
Steven R. Pearson
Makayla J. Warner
12 Nichole L. Lee
Ashley M. Stuart
13 Tamara Baker
Robert J. Belcher
14 Aiden L. Chambers
Christina Lowe
Trenton M. Sprouse
16 Kellie Potts
17 Earl Hilt III
Meagan L. Krueger
Magina A. Van Meter
18 Molly E. Binder
Madyson Gregg
19 Michael Beeker
Lisa E. Rieman
21 Krystal Luebkeman
Jeanette Pumphrey
Gary Wott
Kristine Wott
22 Andrew Cook
Kristy M. Miracle
Alexis J. Shull
Joshua B. Woodall
23 Kimberley A. Blodgett
Donna Gooslin
Thomas J. Miller
Nolan E. Rosen
Sylvia A. Shaull
Jeff Sprouse
24 Eli G. Wood
25 Traci Myles
Nathan A. Parkhurst
Joe Shetzer
Jeff Haughawout
27 Ronald J. Boonie
Michael W. Lantz
Gary Swartz
Autumn L. Thurn
Jeffrey Wott
29 Ryan Carter
Ashley M. McCoy
30 Jody L. Bucklew
Savannah K. Kuns
Bradford Smith
September BAPTISM
ANNIVERSARIES
1 Tim Kelley
Craig Pocock
George Schrader
2 Carol A. Jones
3 Ryan J. Kuns
Jodi L. Snyder
5 Alexander Mestrey
6 Sandra Kessler
7 Bradley E. Bogner
8 Greg Avery
9 Kristin N. Albright
Barb Loose
Cassandra Nadasky
Matthew J. Nadasky
10 Linda Pocock
Bonnie Van Meter
11 Emma J. Davis
Caleb E. Shull
Garrison M. Swartz
12 Kelly K. Wott-Baker
Beatrice Dyer
Samantha Waugh
13 Joseph C. Bauer
Kyana L. Kaiser
15 Ronald J. Boonie
Kaitlynn N. Bush
Neal E. Kessler
Logan C. Speer
Augusta Wott
16 Herb Bouyack Sr.
17 Joy A. Garcia
Janet Parkhurst
David Wott
18 Deb Bush
Audra P. Lowe
19 Jessica M. Potts
Sara M. Potts
Adam Wott
20 Chadwick C. Hilliker
Ashley E. Kerr
21 Andrew Brown
Veronica K. Mestrey
David Parkhurst Jr.
22 Luke M. Martin
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Brenda S. Sieger
24 Jeannie A. Cleveland
Ken Stout
25 Alaura Anstead
Jacqueline Wasson
26 Vicki Hunt
27 Bronx Johnson
Angela Powell
28 Angelica Sprouse
Trenton Sprouse
29 Paula Chambers
Jack Cooper
Kinsley Funkhouser
Xavier Mestrey
Jack Newland
Kyle Smith
Elizabeth Witte
30 Kyla Freeze
Faye Langham
September 2020 St. Paul Lutheran Church
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 4
5 8:00 am
Men’s
Bible Study
5:00 pm
Holy
Communion
Worship
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8:00 am Holy Communion
10:30 am
Holy Communion
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Office
Closed
(In
observance
of Labor
Day)
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6:00 pm
Parish
Education /
Youth
Meeting
6:00 pm
Property
Board
Meeting
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10
4:00pm
Evangelism/
Social Board
Meeting
6:00pm
Worship Board
Meeting
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8:00 am
Men’s Bible
Study
5:00 pm
Worship
Service
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9:15am Sunday
School Rally
Day
10:30 am
OUTDOOR
WORSHIP
Holy
Communion
Temple Talk
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7:00 pm Stewardship /
Finance
Board
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Reflector
Deadline/
noon
7:00 pm
Church Council
18
19
8:00 am
Men’s Bible
Study
5:00 pm
Holy
Communion
Worship
Temple Talks
19
20 8:00 am Holy
Communion
Temple Talk
10:30am Holy
Communion
Temple Talk
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26 8:00 am
Men’s Bible
Study
5:00 pm
Holy
Communion
Worship
Service
27 8:00 am Holy
Communion
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Communion
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
147 West Forest Street
PO Box 296
Clyde, OH 43410-0296
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
PERMIT #26
CLYDE, OHIO 43410-0296
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September
2020 Office Phone: 419-547-9225
Pastor Kurt Luebkeman ~ 503-522-0216
Jen Rawson, Youth Director ~ 316-680-0082
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