The document provides information about upcoming events at a church, including presentations about the St. John's Bible, the CROP Hunger Walk fundraiser, openings for the Children's Ministry, a clothing/bake sale by the Dorcas Society, and a movie night showing Zombieland. It also lists volunteer opportunities like driving members to services and playing music for nursing home residents. Finally, it announces an October book study on "Needful Things" by Stephen King and new member meeting dates.

1. DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE ST. JOHN’S BIBLE IS?
It is the first Bible since the Middle Ages
to be totally hand written and illustrated.
St. John’s Abbey in Collegeville, Minnesota
assembled some of the most talented calligraphers and
illuminators in the world to carry on this task. The product is
breathtaking in many ways. On Sundays October 17th and
24th at 11:00 you are invited to attend some presentations
that will show you how the work was done and what the
finished product looks like. We will also consider what this
incredible task means for the life of the Church.
Come and experience a wondrous new expression of our
Christian faith as we take time
to get acquainted with the St. John’s Bible.

2. CROP WALK 2010—OCTOBER 24TH
Please Note Correction on Date
CROP Hunger Walkers, volunteers, and
sponsors put their hearts and soles in motion,
raising over $16 million per year to help end
hunger and poverty.
You can be a part of it. Sponsor
packets will be available in the church office.
For more information contact Pastor Dave.
You can also donate on line—just search
Crop Walk, West Bend, WI.

3. Children's Ministry STAFF STILL NEEDED -
God has blessed us with many volunteers to serve as leaders
in our Children's Ministry this year. Thank you to all who
have already committed to share their God given talents with
our children.
We have a terrific bunch of leaders, but there are still a few
rotation leader openings in the late winter and spring.
We are also looking for someone to co-direct the children's
program. If you're interested in leading a rotation or helping
with the Christmas program, please contact Cheryl Scaffidi at
262-339-0223.
Cheryl also needs paper grocery bags which can be left in the
church office.

4. DORCAS CLOTHING, BOOK, TOY AND BAKE SALE
The Dorcas Society is holding a childrenʼs article sale along
with a bake sale on Friday October 22nd (8:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m.) and Saturday, October 23rd (8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.).
CHILDRENʼS ARTICLES ARE NEEDED!
As you clean closets this summer please consider donating
childrenʼs items to this sale. Items needed are—clothes, toys and
books for children 10 years old and under. (NO FURNITURE
PLEASE). We are looking to help those in financial trouble by
offering low cost children's items. Donated items can be brought
to church anytime. Thank you!

5. Movie Night
It is almost Halloween and we should see something scary for movie night,
but not too scary. So what should we watch? How about Zombieland. This
comedy/horror film stars Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone
and even an appearance by Bill Murray. In the early twenty-first century,
zombies have taken over America. A shy and inexperienced college student
in Texas has survived by following his 30 rules: such as "look in the back
seat," "shoot twice," "avoid public restrooms." He decides to travel to Ohio to
see if his parents are alive. He gets a ride with a boisterous zombie-hating
good-old boy headed for Florida, and soon they confront a young woman
whose sister has been bitten by a zombie and wants to be put out of her
misery. The sisters were headed to an LA amusement park they've heard is
zombie free. Can the kid from Ohio get to his family? And what is family
anyway? And what about rule thirty one? You want to know? Come and
see Zombieland on October 25th at 6:30 P.M.

6. DRIVERS WANTED—Please!
We are in need of more volunteers to pick
up members who need a ride and bring
them to Saturday evening worship. There
are 2 or 3 mobile people who need your
help. If you can spare a little time on a
Saturday evening to help out with this
ministry please contact the church office at
334-2125 or call Sandy Duehring at 262-
692-6371 and we’ll get you on the rotation
list as soon as possible.
(We really need help!!)
Thank you.

7. RUTH CIRCLE
OCTOBER 21ST AT 6:00 P.M.
Life in Community in Lutheran Woman Today
We were made to live in community, but it
can also challenge us. We rely on Godʼs
grace to shape our lives together.
Session 2: Body of Christ, theme verse—
1 Corinthians 12:25-27
Focus on Health: When You Canʼt Eat
Wheat—How to recognize Celiac Disease.

8. FAMILY PROMISE
CARDBOARD BOX CITY
Cardboard box city is an effort to raise funds and awareness of
homelessness. Participants spend the night outside to learn first hand
the harsh realities of a life without a solid roof overhead.
Participants will raise a minimum of $100 per box.
Ask your family and friends for donations to ‘sponsor” your
night in Cardboard City. The event will be held on the
grounds of Cedar Springs Church, 3128 Slinger Road,
Slinger on OCTOBER 16TH FROM 6:30 PM TO
OCTOBER 17TH AT 7:00 AM.
You can register today at 262-644-8900 (registration deadline is Sat.
Oct 16th at6:30 pm)or pick up a brochure/registration form and
pledge form in the church office.

10. OCTOBER BOOK STUDY
October seemed a good month for a thriller of a book study
(with Halloween and all) and so for October we will be
reading the book, “Needful Things” by Stephen King. This
is one of Stephen Kingʼs older books, but I think it is one of
Stephen Kingʼs most insightful books on the nature of evil.
What would you do for the things you most want in the
world? What if what was required seemed such a small sin?
This is the backdrop of Stephen Kingʼs novel. Be warned
the novel is somewhat graphic in detail. We will discuss this
book at two different times to accommodate peopleʼs
differing schedules. One group will meet Thursday October
21st at 6:30 P.M.; the other will meet Tuesday October 26th
at 1:00 in the afternoon. If neither of these times works for
you let me know and maybe we can talk about the book
over a cup of coffee.

11. Spread A Little Joy...
The Threshold clients enjoy the visits made
by a local pianist and accordion player. They
would welcome anyone who plays another
instrument to join them occasionally for a little
entertainment! If you or someone you know
could spare some time, this group would very
much appreciate it. Call Barb at 338-4431
to set up a date.

12. New Member Meeting
November 4
6:30 PM
New Date
New Member Reception
November 14
9:30 AM

13. Communion Invitation
All who celebrate Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and
believe that we meet Jesus Christ in the bread and wine
are invited to join us at the table for Communion. All
children who are not receiving Communion are invited
to come for a Blessing.