St.

Paul Lutheran Church

10792 N Co Rd 210 E, Seymour, IN 47274
Office Phone: (812) 522-7364 & 522-7484
Email:stpaullutheran@stpaul-borchers.org
Web site:http://www.stpaul-borchers.org

2014

From the Pastors Desk

Prayer
This month, I bring to a close my emphasis upon writing about prayer every month in the newsletter. Within
our society, December needs to be a busy monthbut also one where we take some time to reflect back upon
the previous year. There will be programs that look back upon the year in review and examine what was popular, what was newsworthy, and remember the many people who died throughout the year. As our culture
tends to reflect back upon the previous year, I want to encourage you to do this as wellbut with respect to
your prayer life.
Did you grow in your prayer life throughout the year?
Were you consistent in your prayer life on a daily basis?
How was your time spent with Jesus this year?
In addition to these questions, it can also be helpful to think about the new year and ask yourself how you
want to grow in the new year with respect to your prayer life. What is it that you want to learn about prayer in
this upcoming new year? What kind of prayer experiences do you want to have in the upcoming year?

No matter what your answers are to the above questions, my goal over the last year was to encourage people
to pray and be attentive to their prayer life. For the most important aspect of prayer is to actually pray. I am
reminded of this with a book I purchased years ago. I was in a Christian Book Store and saw this book and
was intrigued by the title. The title is Dont Just Stand There, Pray Something. The book was alrightnot
the best book I have read on prayerbut the title has always stayed with me. It is that reminder that we can
learn a lot about prayer, we can read about pray, we can talk and write about prayerbut none of these things
are as important as actually praying.
Jesus desires to be in a relationship with usfor he came to redeem the world and restore that relationship
between God and humanity that was broken by sin. That relationship is strengthened and kept strong as we
stay connected with Jesus and one of the primary ways that we stay connected with Jesus is through prayer
(talking and listening with Jesus).
As this year comes to a close, say a prayer for the previous yeargiving thanks for all that happened. Then as
the new year dawn, remember in this new year to not just stand there, pray something!

Keep on praying in the new year!

December Birthdays
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Luke Schnitker
Trish Tangman
Dagan Kleffman
Eric Kruse
Dorothy Simmons
Curtis Kruse
Katie Wahlstrom
Alicia Perry
Marlis Kidd
Wanda Engelau
Staci Eglen
Gunnar Taulman

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Camden Sifflard
Levi Claycamp
Marshall Claycamp
Lyla ONeal
Elsie Herbert
Dylan Hatfield
Morgan Jones
Paul Newkirk
Jon Claycamp
Eric Hoene
Mike Hoevener
Katie Taulman

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Vivian Newkirk
Max Schafstall
Cole Kleffman
Elizabeth Rust
Charles Douglass
Mark Rust
Jill Otte
Chad McCory
Stephen McGrew
Katherine Otte
Leah Otte
Virgil Kleffman

Greeters
John & Amy Pierceall (10:15)

Howard Wente
Stacey Claycamp
Sarah Davis
Carol Tormoehlen
Kamie Taulman
Logan Runge
Mairi Shaw
Valerie McIntosh
Erin Otte
Morgan Gray

January Volunteers

December Volunteers
Mark & Doris Rorick (8:00)

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Greeters
Paul & Ruth Ann Newkirk (8:00)
Milton & Laberta Otte(10:15)

Communion Assistants
Lou Ann Hoevener (8:00)
Dan Davis (10:15)

Communion Assistants
Ruth Ann Newkirk (8:00)
Bill Wonning (10:15)

Altar Care
Dec. 7Doris Rorick (8:00)
Dec. 7Teresa Browning (10:15)
Dec. 14Lou Ann Hoevener (8:00)
Dec. 14Linda Guinn(10:15)
Dec. 21-Lou Ann Hoevener (8:00) Dec. 21Nina Franke (10:15)
Dec. 28-Mandy Otte (8:00)

Jan. 4 Linda Guinn

Jan. 18 Judy Wonning

Jan. 11 Luci Angel

Jan. 25 Shirley Lewis

Lectors
Jan. 4-Ruth Ann Newkirk (8:00)
Jan. 11-Jamie Baker (8:00)
Jan. 18-Lou Ann Hoevener (8:00)
Jan. 25-Mark Rorick (8:00)

Judy Wonning (10:15)

Amy Rotert (10:15)
Karen Davis (10:15)
Amy Pierceall (10:15)

Lectors
Dec. 7Jodi Brown (8:00)
Leon Seitz (10:15)
Dec. 14 Leah Otte (8:00)
Hannah Wood (10:15)
Dec. 21Dot Goodwin (8:00)
Kendall Alstatt (10:15)
Dec. 28Susan Holle (8:00)
Terri Devoe (10:15)
Acolytes
Dec. 7 Courtney Mansfield (8:00) Dylan Hatfield (10:15)
Dec. 14Kori Otte (8:00)
Cheyenne Douglass (10:15)
Dec. 21Morgan Jones (8:00)
Rachel Hildebrand (10:15)
Dec. 28Eliana Baker (8:00)
Sarah Davis (10:15)
Projectors
Dec. 7Cam Mansfield (8:00)
Hannah Wood &
Charlotte Rust (10:15)
Dec. 14 Kaelen Eglen (8:00)
Chloe Bryden (10:15)
Dec. 21Madison Jones (8:00)
Kailee Hildebrand (10:15)
Dec. 28Jamie Baker (8:00)
Marc Fountain (10:15)
Dec. 7Linda Seitz
Dec. 14Linda Seitz

Flowers
Dec. 21Heidi Wheatley
Dec. 28Heidi Wheatley

Childrens SermonLeah Otte (Dec. 7)

Welcome Center
Linda Rust & Chris Herbert (8:00)
Judy Wonning (10:15)

Altar Care

Acolytes
Jan. 4-Erin Otte
& Emily Reinbold (8:00)
Jan. 11-Madison Engelau (8:00)
Jan. 18-Abby Hoevener (8:00)
Jan. 25-Maggie Newkirk (8:00)
Projectors
Jan. 4-Doris Rorick (8:00)
Jan. 11-Erin Otte &
Jamie Baker (8:00)
Jan. 18-Madison Jones (8:00)
Jan. 25-Cam Mansfield (8:00)

Charlotte Rust (10:15)

Eli Wood (10:15)
Lyra Claycamp (10:15)
Elizabeth Rust (10:15)

Hannah Wood (10:15)

Charlotte Rust (10:15)
Chloe Bryden (10:15)
Eli Wood (10:15)

Childrens SermonLou Ann Hoevener (Jan. 4)

Shirley Lewis (8:00)

Welcome Center
Michelle Wood (10:15)

Upcoming Worship
December 7th:
Text Esther 4:1-17

Below are the lessons and some thoughts about the upcoming
Sundays. Please take some time to look over the lesson and reflect
upon the questions in preparation of the upcoming weeks in worship.

Today we hear part of the story of Queen Esther. This story occurs during the time of the exile (when many Jews were
displaced and spread out into other territories). Even though this is the only book of the Bible that does not explicitly
mention God, it seems clear that it is Gods hand upon this entire situation to save the Jewish people from being killed.
This story also introduces the Jewish festival of Purim.

December 14th:
TextIsaiah 42:1-9
In this last week of focusing upon Old Testament readings from the Narrative Lectionary, we hear from the prophet Isaiah. Isaiah declares that through the Spirit, Gods servant will be a light to the nations, brining justice and release to prisoners. This prophecy calls us to the promised one that we are awaiting for during this Season of Advent.

December 21st:
Text Matthew 1:18-25
On this Fourth Sunday of Advent, we switch our emphases to the New Testament and the life of Jesus. We begin this
focus upon Jesus as we hear of the angel appearing to Joseph to announce that Mary is with child. The angel tells Joseph
to not be afraid to take Mary as his wife even though the child is not hisfor the child was conceived by the power of
the Holy Spirit.

December 28th:
TextMatthew 2:1-12
The story of the birth of Jesus continues with the wise men seeking after the one who was to be born king of the Jews.
These wise men travel by following the star and this leads them to the Baby Jesus where they pay homage to this child by
bringing him gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh.

CHURCH COUNCIL
ChairmanTerry Searcy
SecretaryLinda Newkirk
TreasurerPhyllis Cupp
Financial SecretaryNathan Otte
EldersLarry Lewis & Dean Dringenburg
DeaconsMark Hoffmeier & Larry Guinn
TrusteesHoward Wente & Charlotte Guinn
RESULTS OF THE COUNCIL ELECTION

Financial SecretaryCasey Engelau

SecretaryKaren Davis
ElderGene Kruse
TrusteeLouis Wonning
Deacon (8:00) - Tyler Shaw
THANK YOU for your service
on the Church Council:
Linda Newkirk, Nathan Otte, Dean Dringenburg,
Mark Hoffmeier, and Howard Wente

CONGRATULATIONS to Adam &

Kelly (Fish) Culbreth on the birth of
a son. Paxton Lee Culbreth was
born on November 7. Proud grandparents are Doug & Natalie Fish
and great-grandparents are Art &
Betty Moorman.

Christian Sympathy
To the family and friends of Dorothy
Rotert. Dorothy died on November 1
and services were held on November
5, 2014.
To the family and friends of Bill Lucas.
Bill died on November 18 and services
were held at Burkholder Funeral Home
on November 22.
To the family and friends of Dave
Hoene. Dave died on November 21
and services were held on November
25.

ANGEL TREE
Angel Tree gifts are due to the
church by Sunday, December 21.
Please attach the Angel or Star
that you took with your gifts/food
items. We thank you in advance
for helping these children!!

Thanks to all of you for the beautiful prayer shawl

and especially for your prayers. We are so blessed
to have prayer warriors in our lives at a time like
this.
Pastor Steve & Mary Muster
I wanted to say thank you to Pastor Steve and the
church for thinking of me during my knee surgery.
It was a comfort knowing your thoughts and prayers
are with me then and now. My doctor and physical
therapist are very happy with my progress and are
saying I should be back to normal life soon.
Wendy Brougher

Adult Bells
Practice at 6:30 pm

December 3
December 10
December 17

Thank you to all the people for the wonderful meal

you gave to me from the Bazaar!
Evelyn Otte

Dartball Schedule
December 1 Borchers at Dudleytown D
December 8 Jonesville at Borchers
December 15 Borchers at Wegan B

BORCHERS CHAPEL
CHRISTMAS DECORATING
Tuesday, December 2 at 7:00 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to join the fun.
With plenty of help, the decorating typically takes about an hour to complete.

BOOK BUZZ
will not meet again until
1:00 PM on
Monday, January 26th
in the narthex.
The book is Still Alice
by Lisa Genova
Call Michelle Wood @ 522-7421 or Trish Tangman @ 497-3166 for more details.

Thank you so very much St. Paul Lutheran Church

for the beautiful prayer shawl. I love the color and
will so appreciate the warmth during these cold winter months. Thank you for praying for me. I will be
praying for all of you too.
Carolyn Hughes
Thank you so much for the beautiful prayer shawl
filled with hope and prayers for me. All of the prayers have been fulfilled to this point. I am doing very
well now and hope and pray for continued health
that is blessed form God.
Nancy Greathouse

2014 Harvest
Home Bazaar
totals
Meals served: 720
Amounts raised:
Food: $5905.01
Crafts and Auction Baskets: $1565.75
Total after expenses: $6080.54
Thanks to everyone for their help!!!

SENIOR CARE:

HEALTH & WELLNESS CARE:

Borchers Breakfast Club (BBC) meets ever y

Thursday from 9:00 to 12:00 for breakfast, activities, and social time. YOU are welcome to join
the group just for breakfast, or for the entire
morning! Pastor Steve will lead a special devotional service on Thursday, December 4th at 8:30
a.m.. Everyone is welcome to this service as well
as breakfast following the service in the Fellowship Room.

Join seniors for a simple, low-impact exercise

time on Thur sday mor nings. In addition to
chair exercises led by a fitness instructor on
video, the group occasionally varies its routine
by adding exercises suggested by experts to
promote balance and stamina for seniors. Exercises start immediately after breakfast and end
with plenty of time left to play games before
noon.

Leftovers from weekly BBC breakfasts are available to be delivered to anyone who would appreciate this effort. If you or someone you know
might like an occasional delivery of free breakfast goodies, please let J oe Hoene or Tr ish
Tangman know.
HOT SOUP
IN A COLD MONTH
Back by popular demand!
Its hard to say who enjoyed this more last Winter, the soup makers or the soup recipients! Plans
are in the works to have homemade soups available for seniors to take home on Thursday mornings in January AND February. If you are interested in providing soup, watch for details in Sunday Welcome folders and sign-up for a specific
week at the Welcome Center.

FOOD PANTRY
Macaroni & Cheese
Please place your donations in the wooden box in the
hallway near the kitchen, or in the basket near the
main entry doors. Donations are given to food pantries in Seymour at Provisions, Anchor House, Human
Services, and Turning Point.

VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITY
HAS BEEN ACCEPTED!!!
Susie Schnitker has stepped forward to take
charge of activities for the HEALTH &
WELLNESS CARE TEAM. Susie plans to
draw from her extensive experiences in the
healthcare field, as she implements programs at
St. Paul-Borchers in the near future. Thanks,
Susie, for your willingness to use your gifts
and share your faith, as you focus on the health
and wellness of our congregation and community.

RECYCLING TIP
OF THE MONTH
Thanks to everyone who makes an effort to
use the Rumpke recycling container located in
St. Pauls parking lot. Your responsible use of
the container is to be commended. You may
have noticed that at certain times recently the
container has been filled to overflowing.
Rumpke officials are making an effort to remedy the situation and appreciate our patience
while a solution is reached. Although Rumpke
does derive some income from recycled material we put in these containers, we DO NOT
pay Rumpke a monthly fee to have the recycling container serviced.

FRIENDLY CARE:

ORPHAN GRAIN TRAINs Indiana Branch

is moving to a new facility in Jonesville, IN!!!
This new facility is a blessing in many ways! In
addition to its easy to find location, it will allow
for more efficiency in loading, unloading, and
storage, and theres room for future expansion.
Theres also a rental home on the property which
generates a monthly income.
Orphan Grain Train accepts donations of gentlyused clothing, furniture, appliances, bibles and
unused Sunday School materials. These donations are directed to local families in crisis as
well as victims of disaster in the U.S. and worldwide.
We are providing monetary support toward the
purchase, remodeling, and administration of the
Jonesville facility. Throughout the month of November donations were accepted at St. PaulBorchers through Sunday offerings. A lump sum
will be given to the local chapter in early December. Watch your bulletin for the final amount St.
Paul-Borchers donated.
Complimentary meals
were delivered to 20 shut-in
members and friends on the
evening of St. Paul-Borchers
annual Harvest Supper &
Bazaar. Thanks to a new
method, the meals were assembled in record time, and
delivery drivers were able to be back to church
in plenty of time to enjoy a meal with family
members. Thanks to all who donated items and
time toward this much appreciated effort.

GODS ANGELS is the new name for the

group formerly known as Moms Angels. It was
decided to change the name to reflect the groups
focus, which is to provide a healing atmosphere
for both moms and dads whove lost a child. In
November the group attended Trinity High
Schools presentation of the musical Annie. If
you know of any parents in the community who
might benefit from being involved in this group,
please pass on contact information to Trish.
POPCORN AND
FAMILY MOVIES
ITS ALMOST TIME!!!
Family friendly movies will be shown at St.
Pauls in January! Two recent popular movies
which have been purchased with this activity in
mind are Heaven is for Real and Gods Not
Dead. If you would enjoy an activity of this sort,
please let Trish know which day of the week and
what time would be good for you to attend!
Watch your Sunday Welcome folder for the actual
date and time of the first showing!
NEW MEMBER RECEPTION will take place
in the narthex between services on Sunday, December 14th. This is a great time to meet St. Pauls
new members and welcome back former members. Share a little of your time with these folks
and make them feel welcome.
STEPHEN MINISTRY:
Stephen Minister groups will NOT meet in December. Enjoy your extended break and be ready to reconvene on Monday, January 26th from 6:30 to 9:00!
Please be prepared to share general updates on your
caregiver relationships at this meeting. Please contact Trish or Pastor Steve if you have questions before the next meeting regarding your individual caring relationships.

St. Pauls Youth and Family Ministries

Sunday School Christmas Program
Sunday School Christmas Service practice will be held during Sunday School on
December 7, 14, 21. The program will be for those children ages 3-grade 8.
There will be two Saturday practices on December 13 and 20 from 9-11am.
We ask that all kids participating in the Christmas Service be at Sunday School
each Sunday as well as the Saturday practices. Parents please help your child/
children learn his/her parts and practice at home. The Christmas Service will
be on December 24 at 7:00. The children need to arrive around 6:40 and report to their Sunday School classrooms. There will be pre-service music/hymn
sing prior to the Childrens Service at 6:30 for anyone interested. There will
be a sign-up sheet at the Welcome Center.

Sunday School Decorating Contest

The Sunday School classes will be decorating their rooms for Christmas this
year. We will be having a special contest to see which room is the most creative. On Sunday, December 14 anyone is invited to vote for their favorite
classroom. It is 25 cents a vote. The winning class will receive a special reward. Also the money raised will help fund a Sunday School pizza/game party
to be held on January 25 at 11:30. Any extra money left will go into the Sunday School fund!

KIDS PRAISE
There will be NO Kids Praise Group practice the month of December.
KIDS BELLS
Kids Bells will practice on Wednesday, December 3 and 17 at their regular
times. They will both be playing at the Childrens Christmas Service on
Wednesday, December 24 as preservice music at 6:30pm. They will not
practice again until January 7.
TREATS
TREATS will meet on December 10. The group will go Christmas Caroling. The
meal will be served at 6 or a little after. The menu is ham, hashbrown casserole, corn, fruit salad, and Christmas cookies. Any questions, contact Tyler.

JR. HIGH YOUTH

Carolyns Office Hours:
Monday & Wednesday-Mornings
Email: cjones3338@gmail.com
Home Phone: 497-3338
Cell Phone: 521-0281
Tyler Claycamp (Intern):
Cell Phone 216-7027
Email: Tclaycamp@gmail.com

Jr. High youth will be going to Louisville for the Lights Under Louisville on Friday, December 29. The cost for this trip is $5.00 per person and also bring
money for supper on the way down (fast food stop). Parents will be needed to
help drive kids down there. The parent driver will be free! There is a sign-up
sheet on the bulletin board in the office. Any questions, contact Tyler.
Carolyn will be on VACATION December 29-January 2. If you need anything, contact the church office.

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LUTHER LEAGUE
Luther League will be delivering Angel Tree gifts on Monday, December 22 at 9:00am. We will meet at the
church to load gifts, then we will split up to deliver. We will meet in Seymour for lunch after we finish delivering, so bring money for lunch. Also, December 24 at 6:15pm and 7:45pm the Luther League will be doing a Live
Nativity at the church prior to and after the Childrens Christmas Service. We will talk more about the nativity
at the meal after the gift delivery.

AREA CHURCH EVENTS

St. Peter Lutheran Church, Waymansville will host
their LIVING NATIVITY on Friday, December 5th
from 6:00 8:30 p.m. King James, the camel, will
be making a return appearance along with many of
his animal friends. Free cookies, cocoa and coffee
will be served in the parish hall.

Group Meetings
WINGS
will meet on Thursday, December 4th at
7:00 pm at Susan Kaisers home.
RUTH CIRCLE
will meet on
Thursday, December 4th
at 7:00 pm.
at Wanda Engelaus home
HANNAH CIRCLE
will meet on
Tuesday, December 16th
at 9:00 am
in the Fellowship Hall.
Patty Herkamp is the hostess
and Bible study leader.

A Christmas Cookie Walk will be held at Immanuel

Lutheran Church, Seymour on Saturday, December
6 at 9:00 a.m. Many varieties of homemade cookies will be available. Price will depend on the size
of decorated coffee can you select, with as many
cookies as you can fit and still close the lid. Enter
the fellowship hall through the Walnut Street entrance (near the fountain).

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY

will meet on
Wednesday, December 3 at 2:30 p.m.
and
Monday, December 15 at 7:00 p.m.

OFFERING ENVELOPES FOR 2015

will be available in the narthex in
December. If you have not had envelopes and would like to have some or if
you no longer wish to have envelopes, please
notify the church office.

VOLUNTEER LISTS (example: greeters) are

being created for 2014. If you would like to be
added or taken off the lists, contact Michelle in
the church office by December 15th. Thank
you!

GROUP TREASURERS, please have the

Treasurers books and annual reports in the
office by January 11th. They may be placed in a
marked box in the office workroom. Thank you.

Christmas
Caroling
TREATS will be going Christmas caroling on December 10th. Anyone who would like to join us,
please call Tyler at 812-216-7027. We will meet at
Cortland at 3:15 p.m.

LIVE NATIVITY
SUNDAY SCHOOL
DECORATING
CONTEST

Luther League will be sponsoring a Live Nativity

Scene on December 24 from 6:15-7:00 and 7:458:15pm in front of the church.

The Sunday School classes will be decorating their

rooms for Christmas this year. We will be having a
special contest to see which room is the most creative. On Sunday, December 14 we invite the congregation to vote for their favorite classroom. It is
25 cents a vote. The winning class will receive a
special reward. Also the money raised will help
fund a Sunday School pizza/game party to be held
on January 25 at 11:30. Any extra money left will
go into the Sunday School fund!

MISSION TRIP MEETING

Lights Under Louisville
All of St. Pauls Youth Groups and Congregation are invited to go Lights Under Louisville
on December 29th. For more information contact Tyler Claycamp at 812-216-7027.

A meeting will be held on January 11th

during Sunday School about the mission
trip this summer. All St. Paul youth currently in the 8th grade and up are eligible
to go on this trip. We will be going to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina during the week
of June 28-July 3. A $100 deposit is required to reserve a spot for the mission
trip. The deposit is due on January 18th.
Any questions, please talk with Carolyn
Jones, Nate Otte, or Pastor Steve.

LIBRARY
NEWS
Welcome to 2 new members to the Library Committee: Mandy Otte and Dot Goodwin. They, n
addition to Ruth Ann Hendrix and Shirley Lewis, make up the library committee.
A monthly subscription to Parents magazine and also World magazine are available.
Please enjoy and return.
A collection of new books will be on display December 7th. They may be checked out at that
time.
Our gratitude to Bill Wonning for building new shelves on the west wall.
The book House Rules by Jodi Picoult has been read by members of the Book Buzz and they
highly recommend it. See Dots book review below.
Look for more new books in the future and more information to come from the library committee.

Book Review:
By doing tremendous amount of research, Jodi Picoult has written a novel that supplies much
information for us about Aspergers Syndrome and, at the same time, given us an absorbing story.
Jacob Hunt is a teen with Aspergers Syndrome. He is also brilliant in many ways; he has a
special focus on one subject forensic analysis. His family becomes embroiled in a terrible
event and for the mother, Emma, it is a brutal reminder of the intolerance and misunderstanding
that always threatens the family. Nothing is normal in the family because of Jacob.
This is a fine-tuned murder-mystery, but it also gives the reader an opportunity for insight into
the life of a family who is raising a very special child. I was impressed with the clarity the author used when describing the behaviors of Jacob and how they effected his family and others
around him.

Merry
Christmas!

December 2014
Sun

Mon
1

Tue

Wed

9:00 am Preschool

Thu

Fri

9:00 am Preschool

8:30 am Devotions in Chapel

9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club

9:00 am Preschool

Sat
6

2:30 pm Prayer Shawl

8:00 pm Dartball at Dudleytown

7:00 pm Decorating Borchers Chapel

5:30 pm Kids Bells 1

6:00 pm Kids Bells 2
6:30 pm Adult Bells

7:00 pm Ruth Circle

7:00 pm WINGS

10

11

12

9:00 am Preschool

9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club

9:00 am Preschool

8:00 am Communion
9:15 am SS Christmas practice
10:15 am Communion

9:00 am Preschool

7:00 pm Service of Carols

at Borchers Chapel

7:00 pm Church Council

8:00 pm Dartball at Borchers

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Sunday School classroom

decoration voting
8:00 am Communion
New member reception
9:15 am SS Christmas practice
10:15 am Communion

Newsletter Deadline
9:00 am Preschool

9:00 am Hannah Circle

9:00 am Preschool
9:30 am Preschool Chapel

9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club

No Preschool until January 7

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Christmas Program practice
9:00 am-11:00 am

TREATSChristmas caroling

2:00 pm Lutheran Comm. Home

7:00 pm Prayer

7:00 pm Prayer Shawl

8:00 pm Dartball at Wegan

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22

Angel Tree Gifts Due

8:00 am Communion
9:15 am SS Christmas practice
10:15 am Communion
11:45 am Confirmation class

9:00 am LL delivers Angel Tree gifts

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8:00 am LBW Communion

9:15 am Sunday School
10:15 am LBW Worship

Lights Under Louisville

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Christmas Program practice
9:00 am-11:00 am

5:30 pm Kids Bells 1

6:00 pm Kids Bells 2
6:30 pm Adult Bells

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24

9:00 am Christmas Morning Service

6:15 pm Live Nativity
6:30 pm Pre-service music
7:00 pm Childrens Christmas Program
7:45 pm Live Nativity
8:30 pm Candlelight Service

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31
9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club
7:00 pm New Years Eve Service

Pastor Steve and family on vacation until January 5

Carolyn on vacation until January 5

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BLUE CHRISTMAS SERVICE

November 30th at 7:00 pm
SERVICE OF LESSONS AND CAROLS
December 7th at 7:00 pm
(In Borchers Chapel)
LIVE NATIVITY
December 24th at 6:15 pm and 7:45 pm
The Luther League will be doing a Live Nativity
at the church prior to and after
the Childrens Christmas Service.

PRE-SERVICE MUSIC AND HYMN SING

December 24th at 6:30 pm
CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
December 24th at 7:00 pm
CANDLE LIGHT CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
December 24th at 8:30 pm
(Communion)
CHRISTMAS MORNING SERVICE
December 25th at 9:00 am
(Communion)

NEW YEARS EVE SERVICE

December 31st at 7:00 pm