CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH
Louisville, Kentucky
Established 1878
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THE MESSENGER Concordia Lutheran Church Volume LXXV February 2012 Issue 2
Dear enlightened ones, Epiphany rejoices in the sure and certain hope we have in the Light of Jesus Christ. It is a season of light – the Savior’s perfect light removes the grip of darkness. The Light of the Son rules in our hearts and directs our vision beyond this dark world so we can live for Him now. And “the Holy Spirit calls us by the Gospel, enlightens us with His gifts, sanctifies, and keeps us in the true faith.” Epiphany commemorates the discovery that the Light of God had arrived to bring righteousness into a sinful world and reveal the unimaginable depth of God's love. Lent provides us with an excellent opportunity to study the life of Jesus more closely, and to learn even more about what His suffering, death, and resurrection means for a sinful world. Some of the most important lessons our Lord teaches us with His life, especially during His last days of His earthly ministry, are the lessons of repentance, compassion, humility, service, obedience, perseverance, and sacrifice.
One of the first lessons of Lent is repentance. Often repentance is misunderstood by Christians when we focus upon our efforts to first “change our ways” instead of looking at repentance as a gift from God to reconcile us. The key concept to understanding Christian repentance is the idea “gift” language. We simply receive gifts. I think much of the frustration about repentance occurs when we try to turn away from the enticements and temptations of our sins FIRST and THEN turn to God. That’s backward and impossible for us to change. Repentance is something we receive as we let God have His way with us and change us by His love. As we first turn to God’s loving-kindness then we want to turn away from our sins and receive repentance.
Turning away from our sins can be the most difficult task we’ve ever had to face and impossible, if we don’t first turn to God’s loving-kindness and grace. Several times each school year I ask a question of the catechumens (Catechism class). I ask, “Are you forgiven because you repent?” [or] “Do you repent because you are forgiven?” The first option puts the onus on us. The second option puts the onus on God with the gift of forgiveness already a reality. Remember the parable of the Prodigal Son? The prodigal (young) son returned home because he already knew of his father’s love for him. The young son thought he’d somehow have to earn his way back, but his father ran out to meet him, fell on him with a heartfelt embrace and tears of joy. The father’s gift of love wiped out his son’s past.
Turning toward God and trusting beforehand in His mercy and grace we can confess our sins and look forward to a much different future. Forgiveness, grace, hope, peace, and everlasting life await those who turn back to God’s love, empowered to repent of our sins. We want to run to worship services and receive His gifts in Word and sacraments. Worship is essential for Christians as it strengthens our faith in Christ who has made possible a “right-relationship” with God and a blissful future with Him forever.
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ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICE
The Ash Wednesday services are on Wednesday, February 22, at noon and at 7 PM. We will again include the “imposition of ashes” this year applying the Lenten ashes to those who choose to come forward. “O my people, put on sackcloth and roll in the ashes; mourn with bitter wailing as for an only son, for suddenly the destroyer will come upon us” (Jeremiah 6:26). Signs are a part of our everyday lives. Signs are also significant in our spiritual life. On Ash Wednesday we will again be offered the mark of ashes as we meditate on all that Christ’s life, death, and resurrection accomplished for humanity.
The Imposition of Ashes is a rite practiced by many Lutheran churches. During the worship services on Wednesday, February 22nd, those who desire to receive the ashen cross on their forehead may come forward and stand before the chancel steps. Pastor will apply ashes to each person (all ages) with the words, “Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return” (Genesis 3:19)
Many millions of Christians around the world on Ash Wednesday gather to mark the beginning of the Lenten baptismal preparation for Easter. Receiving the ashen cross on their forehead is a gesture rooted in the Baptism rite as we hear the somber proclamation to prepare during Lent for Easter Sunday. While marked with the ashes of human mortality the church hears God’s promise and tastes of God’s mercy in the forgiveness of sins. From the solemn liturgy of Ash Wednesday the church moves along its journey with the Savior on His downward way to Calvary’s cross on Good Friday and, then, to the empty tomb on Easter Sunday.
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LENTEN WORSHIP
“Letting God Have His Way”
The story of Jesus' passion involves people - and lots of them. Granted, the story is primarily about Jesus. It is His suffering, death, and resurrection that we follow in the passion story, but we can learn from the other characters in this divine drama, as well. If we look closely we might even see our own life experiences reflected in theirs. Beginning with King David, Jesus' royal ancestor, who lived a thousand years before the passion of Jesus, and extending to Mary Magdalene, the first person to see the risen Christ, we encounter numerous people who are like us in many ways. They were a rich mixture of conflicting emotions, doubts, fears, and faith just as we are today. The followers of Jesus during His earthly ministry learned to let God have His way with them as they witnessed His passion and march to the cross in order to rescue humanity. May we let God have His way with us this Lenten season that our faith increase in who Jesus is and what He did that we might have salvation.
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LENTEN CHALLENGE for 2012
From Ash Wednesday, February through Easter Sunday, April 8th the Lenten challenge for Concordia's beloved congregation is to read two chapters each day of the book of Hebrews. It is a book often overlooked and bypassed by Christians. The author of Hebrews, unidentified, sees events, persons, and actions as prefiguring that which came to full reality and completion in Christ Jesus. The book contrasts Christ Jesus with other people and Old Testament rites and practices as "superior." The term "better" is used twelve times and the term "superior" is used three times. Three primary characteristics of the Book of Hebrews is that (1) it is anchored in the Old Testament, (2) centered on Christ Jesus, and (3) declares all days since Calvary's cross as the "last days." The central theme of Hebrews is the absolute supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ as the only fulfillment and mediator of God's grace and salvation.
Ash Wednesday / February 22 Getting it Right! / Joel 2:12-13
February 29 Why? / Mark 14:1-2, 10-11
March 7 Saved Through Obedience! / Mark 14:34-36
March 14 Saved From Darkness! / Mark 15:33
March 21 God is Among Us! / Mark 15:38
March 28 Obedience is Acceptance! / Mark 15:39
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JOIN US FOR BIBLE STUDY
All adults and youth are encouraged to be involved in a Bible Class.
¡ The Sunday morning Adult Bible Class is led by Pastor Boyd. Join us at 9 AM on Sunday as we continue studying the book of Acts. Please come and invite others. We meet in the 2nd-floor meeting room. ¡The Sunday Morning Bible Class – Scripture Readings for the Week led by Pastor Linn meets in the library on the 2nd floor at 9 AM. ¡The High School Class meets Sundays at 9 AM in the youth room. Nick Garber and Michael Neal lead this class. ¡ A Young Adult Sunday Bible Class is for all college students and young adults 25 and under. The class meets at 9 AM in the sanctuary basement across from the kitchen. Please come if you fall into that age group. Matt Helmkamp leads this class. ¡The Wednesday Evening Bible Study meets at 6:30 PM. Our study is on the Gospel of John. We meet in the 2nd-floor meeting room ¡The Home Bible Study Group is currently studying “Heaven & Hell…The Edge of Eternity.” We meet once a month in members’ homes. The group is led by Mark and Sharon Helmkamp. ¡The U of L Bible Studies meet weekly during the semester at 1 PM on Wednesdays and 4:15 (snacks at 5:30) on Thursdays at the Interfaith Center (at the foot of the SAC ramp) on the U of L campus. All students, faculty, and staff are invited.
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Worship Schedule Concordia has two services every Sunday morning: one at 7:45 and the other at 10:00. Communion is the 2nd and 4th Sundays (kneeling) at early service and the 1st and 3rd Sundays (continues) at late service.
The nursery is available for infants and toddlers though age 2 during the Sunday morning bible class.
The nursery is also available during the 10:00 worship service for small children age 4 and under. Volunteers will remain in the nursery until 10:15 AM. If children arrive after 10:15 and the volunteers have gone to worship, parents are welcome to stay with their children in the nursery during the service if necessary.
The entire service is recorded each week and is available to listen to on the church website.
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Pastor’s ClassPastor’s Class will begin on Sunday, February 19, and will meet once a week for through March 25. The classes are from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM and include a free lunch.
We study God’s Word and the teachings of the Lutheran Church. These classes are a special opportunity for nonmembers to learn about Christianity, and they may choose to join our congregation at the end. Our next service for receiving new members will be on Palm Sunday, April 1.
Are you willing to provide a light lunch on the Sundays of Pastor’s Class? If you can do this, please sign the sheet on the bulletin board in the foyer.
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Church Office Hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Thursday – 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
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For Your Information
Founders’ DayOn Sunday, February 12, when we will celebrate the 134th anniversary of the founding of Concordia! There will be a special display on our wood carvings and a pot-luck fellowship meal (meat provided) at 11:30 AM. Pastor Peters will conduct a tour after the meal of the building showcasing the woodcarvings. It will be a great day. Please come.
Wood-Rubbing Party & WorkdayPlease make a note of Saturday, February 18, when we will again spend the morning and early afternoon cleaning and polishing our beautiful wood in the sanctuary as well as tackling inside & outside projects. Lunch will be served. It is great fun, and the more the merrier. Please sign up in the foyer.
2012 Concordia Directory You can pick up a copy from the table in the narthex or in the foyer beginning on Sunday, February 5.
Fellowship Meals We have a Sunday fellowship meal after the late service each month. The group serving the meal can keep the extra receipts for its functions or designate where the proceeds should go. If your group wishes to sign up for a meal, you may do soon the bulletin board in the foyer. Fellowship meals Sundays are wonderful times to invite guests to worship!
The meal Sunday, February 12, will be the Founders’ Day potluck meal. Everyone is invited to come and enjoy a meal, fellowship, and other special activities that day.
Church Ladies Dinner & FellowshipOn the last Monday of the month, the Church Ladies meet for dinner and “sister-ship” at 6:00 at a local restaurant. [“Sister-ship” ~ it’s like fellowship but way better. Laughing this much you can’t take home all the calories!] You are asked to sign-up on the bulletin board in the foyer so we know how many will be with us. Also please try to sit next to someone you don’t know very well; the idea is to get to know each other better. Check the Sunday bulletins to see where the ladies will meet in February.
Snow RemovalAre you willing to be on one of the teams helping to keep our sidewalks clean this winter? If so, please sign up on the bulletin board or call the church office. We have a snow blower that can be used for this task.
Mission U. at Grace, New Albany:Grace Lutheran (1787 Klerner Lane) is hosting a Lutheran Hour Ministries personal outreach training event entitled: “Mission U. 102 – Witnessing Methods: Seven Styles of Faith Sharing.” The event is on Saturday, February 18, from 9 AM to 2 PM. There is no cost and lunch will be provided. The class will help you recognize and implement different styles of – and contexts for – sharing your faith. You’ll learn to apply them to everyday life. The course will increase your faith-sharing comfort level and effectiveness. It will also give you ideas for reaching out to those who are living without the light of Christ. Please let Grace know if you are coming so they can plan for room and lunch (812-944-1267).
Kids Against Hunger- LouisvilleDid you know....Kids Against Hunger-Louisville has packaged more than 65,000 meals for families worldwide! To learn more about volunteer opportunities and upcoming events, check out their new website at www.kah-louisville.org or “Like” them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/kah.louisville
Preschool Director Position AvailableShepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church and Preschool of Georgetown, Indiana, is currently accepting applications for a new Preschool Director as the current director will be moving out of the area this summer. This is a part-time position. Employment will begin prior to the start of the 2012 school year. Interested individuals should call the Preschool Office at 812-945-3046 and speak with Janel Skrabanek for more information and an application packet. All applications must be returned no later than February 17.
Camp Lakeview Now Registering Summer CampersCamp Lakeview and Lakeview Villages (near Seymour, IN) are currently registering campers, grades K-12, for its 2012 summer season. To get more information and a registration form, pick up a summer brochure from the table in the foyer, visit the camp’s website at www.camplakeview.com, or call the camp office at 812-342-4815. Registration forms must be postmarked on or after February 1. Last year, many programs were filled quickly, so get your registration ready and mail it as soon as possible!
Bookstore Concordia’s bookstore is open for short periods after worship services, after some meetings, and at times when someone is in the office. Christian books, bibles, hymnals, greeting cards, LWML cookbooks, paperweights, and gift items are available for purchase and can be taken with you. Great gift items for conformation, birthdays, and weddings.
The Lutheran Hour Radio Broadcast “The Lutheran Hour” can be heard Sunday mornings at 6:30 AM on WHAS – 840 AM and at 9:00 AM on KAWZ – 102.7 FM.
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LUTHERAN WOMEN’S MISSIONARY LEAGUE (LWML)
¥Mites: How’s Your Diet: As an incentive to eat a healthy diet and also feed your mite boxes check the list below and total up the amount of money to contribute. Say a prayer of thanksgiving for the abundance of food that God has given us. Say a prayer for all those who are starving. Make a donation to the local food pantry. Remember, God loves a cheerful giver! If you(re): --ate breakfast put in 10¢. --skipped breakfast put in 25¢. --ate or drank something with vitamin C put in 10¢. --didn’t consume something with vitamin C put in 25¢. --lunch included fresh fruit or vegetables put in 10¢. --lunch omitted fresh fruit or vegetables put in 25¢ --dinner included something from all food groups (meat, vegetables - fruit, dairy, grains) put in 10¢. --dinner omitted any of the food groups put in 25¢. -- skipped the dessert put in 10¢. -- indulged in dessert put in 25¢. ¥LWML is continuing to collect “pop-tops” from aluminum cans for the Ronald McDonald House. There is a collection container on the counter in the Gathering Area.
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GOLDEN AGERS
We will meet at church on Friday, February 17, at 10:30 AM for an activity and lunch. There is a sign-up sheet in the foyer.
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SEWING CIRCLE
We invite you to join our circle which meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. We meet at 10 AM in the sanctuary basement. It is a great way to get to know each other and to help in a small way people who need quilts we make. Come join us. You may bring a sack lunch.
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U OF L CAMPUS MINISTRY
The LCMS has a campus ministry at U of L. Pastor Peter and Pastor Boyd lead the on-campus activities. We have an office in the Interfaith Center (located just west of the Student Activities Center). The Lutheran Campus Ministry at U of L receives support from Federation, the Indiana District, and Concordia.
Bible Study at U of L: On Wednesdays at 1 PM and Thursdays at 4:15 (snacks at 5:30) during the semester there is a Bible study for Lutheran students and all guests in the Interfaith Center (at the foot of the SAC ramp) at U of L. All students, faculty, and staff are invited.
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LUTHERAN BRAILLE WORKERS
Concordia’s Braille group meets on Tuesdays at 9:30 AM in the sanctuary basement, but they will not meet in December. If you can add LBW, Inc. to your giving, please make the notation that it is for our Work Center #174. Please call Buff Gladden for more information.
LBW has work centers in 37 states plus 3 provinces in Canada. In 2010 LBW produced 15,388,454 sheets of Braille and large print. This is made possible by 5,056 volunteers in 187 work centers.
Thank you for large print Bibles: “Just to let you know that the 3 boxes arrived just in time to transport them to a home for senior citizens in Johor Baru, Malaysia. The residents were delighted with the extra large text from which each could read on their own or follow the passages read to them. Praise and thanks be to God for LBW’s ministry in making it possible for the visually impaired to read Scriptures and be richly blessed.” -Lisa K, Singapore.
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UPCOMING MEETINGS
Board of Elders Thurs., Feb. 9 7:00 PM Board of Trustees Tues., Feb. 14 5:30 PM Board of Youth Ministry Tues., Feb. 16 7:00 PM Board of Evangelism Tues., Feb. 21 6:30 PM Board of Education Tues., Feb. 28 6:30 PM
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Upcoming Events
? Thursday, April 5 Maundy Thursday Services at 12 noon & 7 PM ? Friday, April 6 Good Friday Tenebrae Services at 12 noon & 7 PM ? Sunday, April 8 Easter Sunrise Service at 7:00 AM Easter Breakfast at 8:00 AM Festival Worship Service at 10:00 AM ? Saturday, April 21 Thunder Over Louisville Party ? Sunday, April 22 Junior Confirmation
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SHROVE TUESDAY PRAYER SERVICE
A Shrove Tuesday Prayer Service will be at Gloria Dei, Elizabethtown, KY on Tuesday February 21. Refreshments will be at 1 PM with the service beginning at 2 PM. The theme will be P.R.A.Y.E.R. The offering: will be divided between Orphan Grain Train and LWML Zone Treasury.
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SOUP SUPPER BEFORE EVENING LENTEN SERVICES
Concordia will be offering a soup supper before the evening Lenten services. The meal will be from 6 to 6:45 (come anytime) beginning on Ash Wednesday, February 22. The goal is to allow Concordia families and guests to have the convenience of eating a light meal and worshipping all in one trip. The Board of Evangelism will provide the Ash Wednesday meal; there is a sign-up sheet on the bulletin board in the foyer for other boards and groups to help with the meals.
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Lenten DevotionsLutheran Hour Ministries Lenten Devotions “Jesus Christ: man On A Mission” will be available to be read online or to hear as a podcast. All the details can be found at www.lentendevotions.net.
The church office will have a few printed copies for those without internet access.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS
¶Our Sunday School is for all children age 3 and up. Please bring your children and grandchildren for the study of God’s Word. The opening is at 8:50 AM in the sanctuary. ¶A nursery is available for infants and toddlers through age 2 during the Sunday morning bible class at 9:00.
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J THANKS GO TO . .
J the Moss, Epperson, and Rampenthal families for bringing snacks for Jr. Confirmation classes in January. J Ed, Janet, & Paula Durr, Roselee, Don. & Bob Peters, Pastor & Lois Lutz, Karen Fehn, Pastor & Pam Peters, and Chris Howell for taking down the Christmas decorations. J Our wonderful officers and board members – new, continuing, and outgoing. J Joyce Waflart, Karen Correna, & Nicole Tate, Pam Peters, Norma Howell, Ida Boyd, Ursula Deppen, Karen Fehn, Debbie Blum, Lois Lutz, and anyone we may have missed for preparing and serving food for the International Food Fest. Ten countries were represented. J Everyone who attended the International Food Fest and gave so generously. Over 80 people were served. J The leaders who attended the Leadership Retreat. 35 people participated in a great event in which lots of ideas were shared. The theme was “Go to Nineveh!” J Aaron Silletto and Pastor Peters for their presentations at the Leadership Retreat. J Chris Howell, Dean Donnell, Bradley Johnson, and Pastor & Ida Boyd for helping with providing two beds and bedding, delivering, and setup for a man and his disabled son living in a nearby apartment. They had been sleeping on the floor of their apartment. J Pat Bettler, Karen Fehn, Laurel Blossom, and Lois Lutz for providing snacks for the U of L students who attend bible class there on Thursdays. J Chris Howell for meeting with the people from the HVAC company that maintains our boiler. J Rhonda Newcomer for volunteering every week in the Highlands Community Ministry Kid’s Kloset at Concordia. J Vera & Bob Price, Nancy & Ron Glaser, Jane and Ellen Lohmeyer, and Barbara & Jack Blombach who assemble and mail the newsletter each month.
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Congratulations to. . .Phil Eschels and to Aaron Silletto who are now Partners at their respective law firms.
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ACTIVITIES AT RESURRECTION
Resurrection offers special things for the community and also serves as a “Lutheran Community Center” for members of sister parishes. §Current classes include a pottery class for throwing pots and a class for clay molding .For more information please call 502-494-1942. §Pastor Peters is offering a class entitled, “Stephan, Walther, and the Beginnings of the Missouri Synod”; this class meets on Tuesdays at 7 PM. For more information call 502-599-2522. §Resurrection Move Nights are the 3rd Fridays of the month. The movie is free as well as popcorn and soft drinks. Bring your friends. §Open gym night at Resurrection is each Tuesday 6-8 PM. Free. Open for all ages. Visitors from the community and other parishes are invited.
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HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY MINISTRIES
sZumba Gold sponsored by HCM is every Wednesday from 9-10 AM at the St. Paul United Methodist Church gym (2000 Douglass Blvd.). Classes are free for those 60+ years (donation of $2 per class for those under 60). For more information call 459-0132. sHighlands Community Ministries Senior Services Adult Day Health Center offers: §Supervised care in safe environment for elders who have Dementia and other illnesses. §Services to maintain or improve physical and mental well being. §Enables seniors to remain living at home for as long as possible. §RN monitors health and a trained staff provides fun, stimulating and therapeutic activities. §Open Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. For more information please call 502-459-4887. This project is funded, in part, under a contract with KIPDA and the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Cabinet for Health and Family Services with funds form the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. sThe Kids’ Kloset is open every Tuesday from 10 AM to 12 PM at Concordia. Donations of gently-used children’s clothing (infant-6X), supplies (strollers, highchairs, diapers, etc.), and gently-used children’s books (up to age 7) are welcome. Items can be placed by the Kids’ Kloset door in the basement or left (with a note) in the church office. sHCM Food Pantry: You can bring items for the Food Pantry any time. Special needs at this time are disposable diapers (medium or large), feminine products, laundry detergent, hand & bath soap, shampoo, toothpaste & tooth brushes, tuna and canned meats such as stew & chili, and saltine crackers. You may place items in the wire basket in the parish hall basement.
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Wedding Anniversaries 13 - Pastor and Ida Boyd
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Our Homebound Charlie B. Evelyn C. Judy E. Ruby F. Janet F. Larry H. Otto H. Ruth K. Lou S. Ruth W. Ed W.
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STATISTICS FOR 2011 (Numbers in parenthesis are from 2010)
Communion Attendance 4001 (4,846) Total Baptized Membership 528 (509)
Average Sunday Worship Attendance 186 (187) Total Communicant Members 426 (403)
Number of Services Held: 104 Sunday (104) 31 Lenten, Advent, Other Festivals (31) 135 Total Services (135)
Adults participated in Sunday Bible Classes: 110 (120)
Adults participated in mid-week Bible Classes: 20 (35)
Adults participated in Pastor’s Class: 18 (21)
Youth participated in Junior Confirmation: 9 (19)
Children & Youth participated in Sunday School: 48 (56)
Sunday School & Bible Class Teachers/Leaders: 23 (36)
Children participated in Vacation Bible School: 59 (66)
VBS Teachers/Leaders: 58 (70)
OFFICIAL AND SACRED ACTS FOR THE YEAR 2011
Births Brooklyn Sims April 3, 2011 Joel Grandstaff June 29, 2011 Bryn Unick July 7, 2011 Samuel Joynt July 15, 2011
Baptisms Deconte Howe February 6, 2011 Lovetee Howe February 6, 2011 Trey Adams February 27, 2011 Serenity Whobrey March 6, 2011 Jeff Taylor March 20, 2011 Kendall Taylor March 20, 2011 Bryn Unick August 7, 2011 Joel Grandstaff August 14, 2011 Payton Wies August 21, 2011 Samuel Joynt August 28, 2011 Brooklyn Sims November 6, 2011
Deaths Marilyn Fleischer June 3, 2011 Bill Syler July 19, 2011 Deanna Gullion October 2, 2011 Edna Wolf November 15, 2011
Confirmations Brian Elliott (Adult Confirmation) March 13, 2011 Chris Moss Sr. (Adult Confirmation) March 13, 2011 Rhonda Moss (Adult Confirmation) March 13, 2011 Chris Moss Jr. (Adult Confirmation March 13, 2011 Jeff Taylor (Adult Confirmation) March 20, 2011 Peyton Cuzzart (Junior Confirmation) May 1, 2011 Jean Dubois Djounte (Junior Confirmation) May 1, 2011 Christian McCrillis (Junior Confirmation) May 1, 2011 Sarah Wies (Adult Confirmation) August 21, 2011 Ken Clark (Adult Confirmation) November 13, 2011 Joel Sims (Adult Confirmation) November 13, 2011 Lydia Sims (Adult Confirmation) November 13, 2011
Marriages Aaron Silletto and Sara Neece September 4, 2011 Eric Dennison and Jennifer Lowe October 1, 2011 Jeff Taylor and Kara Draper October 15, 2011 (at Concordia)
Transfers of Membership to Concordia Judy Beckham Jackie Elliott Tom and Bethany Hayes Beth Loree Randy and Kim Miller Jim and Judy Rowe Kara Taylor
Transfers to Other LCMS Congregations Kevin, Kim, Geoffrey, and Harrison Aberle John Boyd Rev. John, Emily, and Jillian Fraiser Tiffany and August Mann Rev. Curtis Peters Vince, Suzie, and Madison Roehrig Phil and Roxana Schupp
Released 19 confirmed 10 baptized
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