This 3-page newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church provides information on upcoming events and needs of the church. It discusses the importance of creeds in connecting Christians across time and space. It also summarizes a National Public Radio interview about creeds. Additionally, it provides the usher schedule for March, thanks volunteers who helped with Packers games, and announces support for exempting religious organizations from the new health care mandate requiring coverage of contraceptives. It requests donations for improving the south entrance and audio-visual system.
The International House of Prayer Missions Base in Kansas City was founded in 1999 with a commitment to combining 24/7 prayers for justice with 24/7 works of justice. It began with 20 full-time intercessors praying for 13 hours a day and has expanded to around 1,500 people involved full-time. Central to their work is the 24/7 prayer room modeled after King David's tabernacle, with singers and musicians ministering continuously. In addition to prayer, they are launching new outreach ministries in areas like disaster relief, orphan care, adoption, and helping victims of human trafficking.
This document discusses the history and characteristics of religious revivals. It describes how revivals typically involve a deeper appreciation for God's holiness and conviction of sin. Revivals transform communities by restoring relationships and reforming behaviors. The Great Awakening of the 18th century is discussed, sparked by preachers like Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield. Edwards emphasized that true conversions are evidenced by love for God and holy living, not just emotions. Whitefield's open-air preaching drew huge crowds and spread the revival throughout the American colonies and Britain.
The document discusses hypocrisy in the church and argues that it should not prevent someone from becoming a Christian. While there are hypocrites among clergy and churchgoers, the Bible strongly condemns hypocrisy. Jesus himself was the most vocal critic of hypocrisy. Hypocrisy exists in many institutions but that does not mean one should reject them as a whole. The true church consists of repentant sinners acknowledging their need for God's forgiveness, not perfect people. No one can claim Jesus was a hypocrite, so hypocrisy should not be used as an excuse to avoid him.
1) Revivals are sovereign moves of God initiated by the Holy Spirit that result in spiritual transformation. They typically begin with a deeper appreciation of God's holiness and conviction of sin.
2) The presentation discusses revivals in the Bible and history, including the Welsh Revival of 1904. Key aspects of revivals mentioned are repentance, restitution, public confession of faith, and obedience to the Holy Spirit.
3) For revival to occur today, the presentation argues we must have a right view of God's holiness and wrath against sin, focus on obeying the Bible, pray repentantly, and seek Biblical reformation.
Evangelism is sharing the good news of Jesus Christ through telling others, being an example of the good news, and doing good works. It involves making disciples, worshiping together, and engaging in God's mission. Evangelism takes place in homes, schools, workplaces, neighborhoods, and churches through preaching, teaching, and door-to-door visits. It is a worldwide endeavor for American Baptists, who have promoted evangelism through publications since 1824 to spread knowledge of Christ. While many adults claim to be Christian, few regularly attend church or have strong biblical knowledge, showing there is still work to be done in sharing the gospel message.
This document is a summary of the key differences between Christianity and other religions according to Dr. Peter Hammond. It outlines that while other religions teach that all religions are the same, Christianity teaches that Jesus is the only way to God. It provides examples of incompatible teachings around ethics, the goal of life versus nirvana, and the centrality of idolatry in most religions. It emphasizes the unique doctrines of Christianity around the holiness of God, the seriousness of sin, and the once-for-all atoning sacrifice of Jesus on the cross as the only way for salvation.
This document discusses developing a Christian identity in a multi-faith world. It examines how Christians have traditionally constructed strong identities through hostility towards others, and explores alternatives centered around Jesus' message of love, service, and bringing good news to the oppressed. The document suggests a Christian identity could be both strong and benevolent by embracing uniqueness without supremacy, strength without hostility, and benevolence without weakness. It points to Jesus' ministry in Luke 4:16-30 as an example of proclaiming good news to the poor in a loving way.
The document discusses examining sacred texts like the Bible and Koran through a modern psychological lens. It argues that portrayals of God/Allah's actions could be seen as narcissistic and lacking empathy based on modern standards. These texts helped form violent civilizations by modeling behaviors like abuse, rejection, and scapegoating. However, the texts also contain messages of peace and compassion. A new interpretation could emphasize the shared lineage and family ties between Muslims, Christians and Jews. Focusing on themes of reconciliation over differences could help heal longstanding wounds and foster greater harmony.
The International House of Prayer Missions Base in Kansas City was founded in 1999 with a commitment to combining 24/7 prayers for justice with 24/7 works of justice. It began with 20 full-time intercessors praying for 13 hours a day and has expanded to around 1,500 people involved full-time. Central to their work is the 24/7 prayer room modeled after King David's tabernacle, with singers and musicians ministering continuously. In addition to prayer, they are launching new outreach ministries in areas like disaster relief, orphan care, adoption, and helping victims of human trafficking.
This document discusses the history and characteristics of religious revivals. It describes how revivals typically involve a deeper appreciation for God's holiness and conviction of sin. Revivals transform communities by restoring relationships and reforming behaviors. The Great Awakening of the 18th century is discussed, sparked by preachers like Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield. Edwards emphasized that true conversions are evidenced by love for God and holy living, not just emotions. Whitefield's open-air preaching drew huge crowds and spread the revival throughout the American colonies and Britain.
The document discusses hypocrisy in the church and argues that it should not prevent someone from becoming a Christian. While there are hypocrites among clergy and churchgoers, the Bible strongly condemns hypocrisy. Jesus himself was the most vocal critic of hypocrisy. Hypocrisy exists in many institutions but that does not mean one should reject them as a whole. The true church consists of repentant sinners acknowledging their need for God's forgiveness, not perfect people. No one can claim Jesus was a hypocrite, so hypocrisy should not be used as an excuse to avoid him.
1) Revivals are sovereign moves of God initiated by the Holy Spirit that result in spiritual transformation. They typically begin with a deeper appreciation of God's holiness and conviction of sin.
2) The presentation discusses revivals in the Bible and history, including the Welsh Revival of 1904. Key aspects of revivals mentioned are repentance, restitution, public confession of faith, and obedience to the Holy Spirit.
3) For revival to occur today, the presentation argues we must have a right view of God's holiness and wrath against sin, focus on obeying the Bible, pray repentantly, and seek Biblical reformation.
Evangelism is sharing the good news of Jesus Christ through telling others, being an example of the good news, and doing good works. It involves making disciples, worshiping together, and engaging in God's mission. Evangelism takes place in homes, schools, workplaces, neighborhoods, and churches through preaching, teaching, and door-to-door visits. It is a worldwide endeavor for American Baptists, who have promoted evangelism through publications since 1824 to spread knowledge of Christ. While many adults claim to be Christian, few regularly attend church or have strong biblical knowledge, showing there is still work to be done in sharing the gospel message.
This document is a summary of the key differences between Christianity and other religions according to Dr. Peter Hammond. It outlines that while other religions teach that all religions are the same, Christianity teaches that Jesus is the only way to God. It provides examples of incompatible teachings around ethics, the goal of life versus nirvana, and the centrality of idolatry in most religions. It emphasizes the unique doctrines of Christianity around the holiness of God, the seriousness of sin, and the once-for-all atoning sacrifice of Jesus on the cross as the only way for salvation.
This document discusses developing a Christian identity in a multi-faith world. It examines how Christians have traditionally constructed strong identities through hostility towards others, and explores alternatives centered around Jesus' message of love, service, and bringing good news to the oppressed. The document suggests a Christian identity could be both strong and benevolent by embracing uniqueness without supremacy, strength without hostility, and benevolence without weakness. It points to Jesus' ministry in Luke 4:16-30 as an example of proclaiming good news to the poor in a loving way.
The document discusses examining sacred texts like the Bible and Koran through a modern psychological lens. It argues that portrayals of God/Allah's actions could be seen as narcissistic and lacking empathy based on modern standards. These texts helped form violent civilizations by modeling behaviors like abuse, rejection, and scapegoating. However, the texts also contain messages of peace and compassion. A new interpretation could emphasize the shared lineage and family ties between Muslims, Christians and Jews. Focusing on themes of reconciliation over differences could help heal longstanding wounds and foster greater harmony.
Big Shame or Big Honor? Exploring the Dynamics of Honor and Shame in Cross-Cu...Werner Mischke
The document summarizes key concepts about honor and shame from a cross-cultural perspective. It discusses how honor is defined as public respect and reputation. It explores the love of honor, the two sources of honor as ascribed and achieved, the image of limited good where gains for one mean losses for others, and the social code of challenge and riposte. It also examines the cultural concept of patronage and provides biblical examples to illustrate these concepts. The purpose is to help understand honor and shame dynamics in cross-cultural relationships and ministry partnerships.
Honor & Shame: Four Dynamics for Understanding Violence in the Middle East—...Werner Mischke
Shows why the cultural values of honor and shame can be the source of violence. Specifically examines the honor/shame dynamics behind the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack in Paris, France in January 7, 2015.
New Zealand: Christian Identity in a Multi-Faith Worldbrianmclaren
This document discusses building strong Christian identity in a multi-faith world in a benevolent rather than hostile way. It argues that religious differences alone do not divide people, but rather the tendency to build identity through hostility towards others. It suggests moving beyond seeing doctrines as dividing "centering idols" and instead viewing them as "healing teachings" that can bind people together. The document advocates for specifically teaching one's own religious traditions to children to promote spiritual literacy and understanding of other faiths, rather than taking a vague non-religious approach.
The document discusses Catholic social teaching and its call to help those suffering in society. It references the Transfiguration of Jesus and compares discriminated groups in Jesus' time to the Freedom Writers. Mrs. Gruwell and the students are presented as continuing Christ's mission by reaching out to struggling students and bringing them God's love, just as Jesus defended the outcasts of his day.
Great Awakening Project Os Hillman presentationOs Hillman
This document outlines a call for Christians to unite and take action to restore America's Christian foundations and counter growing cultural issues. It discusses the need for spiritual awakening through prayer and solving problems. A key strategy proposed is a large-scale media campaign to spread messages on topics like socialism, critical race theory, and America's Christian heritage to disrupt current cultural trends and engage the body of Christ. Examples from past Christian movements that used media are provided. The goal is to awaken, mobilize, and collaborate as one body through love, prayer, and acts of service.
1) Oscar Wilde claimed that suffering disproves an all-powerful, good God. However, the document argues that suffering results from humanity's fall and sin, as well as false religions.
2) Christians must be prepared to answer questions about why they believe in God and address the problem of evil and suffering. They should do so patiently and with knowledge of God's word.
3) While innocent people suffer, God can use any situation for good, as seen in the story of Joseph. Ultimately, no one is truly good except God, and we all deserve worse than we receive from His grace and mercy.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) presentation on "Works of Mercy," presented by David Jensen at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 26 Jan 2010.
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This document discusses Christian identity in a multi-faith world. It begins by posing the question of whether peace can exist among people of different faiths who are passionately committed to their beliefs. It then examines how Christians have traditionally formed strong identities based on hostility toward other religions rather than hospitality. The document advocates for Christians developing an identity characterized by benevolence toward other religions through embracing doctrines as healing teachings rather than dividing centering idols. It explores four challenges - historical, doctrinal, liturgical, and missional - and how Christians can reimagine practices and approaches to build understanding across faiths.
This document outlines a module for welcoming refugees based on biblical passages. It includes an introduction, guiding questions, bible passages, bible studies, and closing prayers. The bible studies focus on themes of all people being created in God's image, God and his people seeking refuge, and God's people providing refuge for others. It encourages welcoming refugees with compassion as Jesus welcomed all people. The document provides resources to help facilitate discussions and activities to help participants understand the refugee experience.
The document discusses how the Gospel writer John uses the Greek word "logos" to describe Jesus. Rather than conforming to Greek philosophical assumptions about logos, John presents Jesus as an alternative logos that confronts those assumptions. It goes on to say that according to John, the logos is not strife but love, not war but friendship. The document then examines how the Word became flesh through Jesus living among and ministering to people.
This document provides the study material for Jehovah's Witnesses for the weeks of August 1-28, 2011. It includes four study articles with the following titles and page numbers:
1) "There Is Good News That All Need" on page 7
2) "God Recommends His Love to Us" on page 11
3) "‘Shepherd the Flock of God in Your Care’" on page 20
4) "‘Have Regard for Those Who Are Working Hard Among You’" on page 24
It provides the song numbers to be used with each study and directs readers to consider how the articles can help them in their spiritual progress and understanding of Bible teachings.
This document is a newsletter from the Book Center at Dallas Theological Seminary that provides summaries and pricing for several new book titles. It includes summaries for the following books: Parables of Enoch: A Paradigm Shift, The Person Called You, Organic Mentoring, Abraham, The Unique One, Culture Shock, God's Design for Man and Woman, For the Glory of God, What's in the Bible Coloring Book, and Buck Denver and Friends Present Sing Through the Bible. It also advertises upcoming sales and events at the Book Center.
This document discusses the theme of mercy according to Catholic teachings. It explores how Jesus revealed God's mercy through his life and ministry, showing compassion to the poor, outcasts, sick and suffering. Mercy involves feeling responsible for others' wellbeing. The Church is called to practice mercy by welcoming all and bearing the struggles of others with hope. It encourages readers to reflect on how they can become more merciful in their communities and ministries.
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The document discusses Jesus' status and portrayal in the Quran and Islam. It notes that Jesus is mentioned more times in the Quran than Muhammad and is given many honorable titles. It highlights how Muslims are commanded to respect Jesus and speak of him with reverence. The story of Mary and her dedication of Jesus to temple service is recounted, and it is emphasized that the Quran's account could not have been fabricated by Muhammad as an "unlettered" man, given how it honors figures like Mary who Muslims had no reason to revere at the time.
This document contains a message from the Superior General about liturgy and several articles on the topic of liturgy from various Viatorian authors. It also recognizes anniversaries of religious commitments and provides news briefs. The articles discuss liturgy as a constitutive element of the Viatorian charism, the relationship between liturgy and history, how to engage youth in liturgy, and how liturgy can serve as a moment of catechesis. The overall document focuses on reflections from Viatorians on the importance and meaning of liturgy.
The document provides an overview of the Mormon faith, beginning with its founder Joseph Smith and the founding of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1830. It discusses Smith's early visions that led to the publication of the Book of Mormon and the establishment of the church. It also summarizes the persecution faced by early Mormons that caused them to migrate across the United States, led by Brigham Young, eventually settling in Salt Lake City, Utah. The document examines key Mormon beliefs, practices, and history, as well as the current worldwide reach of the LDS Church.
1) St. Mary of Egypt parish serves a diverse community and draws people through its multicultural and inclusive atmosphere.
2) The priest, Fr. Paisius, draws inspiration from Archbishop Anastasios of Albania's model of respecting all people.
3) The parish is expanding its social services to address neighborhood needs through a counseling center and support groups, grounded in Orthodox tradition.
1) Faith is the theological virtue by which we believe in God and all that He has said and revealed to us. Through faith, man freely commits his entire self to God.
2) Charity given to the poor is considered an act of charity to God himself. The precepts of fraternal charity command us to love our neighbor as ourselves.
3) There are seven spiritual works of mercy and seven corporal works of mercy that help those in need. The spiritual works include admonishing sinners, instructing the ignorant, counseling the doubtful, comforting the sorrowful, bearing wrongs patiently, forgiving injuries, and praying for the living and dead. The corporal works include feeding
The document discusses racial tension and discrimination in the Bible and early church. It notes that while the concept of race is not found in the Bible, there are examples of what would be considered racial tension. The Bible does not support the superiority of any race, as all are created in God's image. However, some have attempted to use Scripture to justify racism and slavery. The early Jerusalem church struggled with discrimination between Jewish and Gentile believers, but the church in Antioch evolved as a superior model where grace allowed different races to be represented in leadership without discrimination.
This document provides a summary of the Christmas film "It's a Wonderful Life" and discusses how characters in the film can represent struggles people face in life. It describes how the character of George Bailey loses hope until his guardian angel Clarence shows him how he has positively impacted others. The document encourages readers that when facing difficulties, they can find hope through faith in Christ, who provides forgiveness, works all things for good, and calls us to lean on friends and family for support. It summarizes the film and draws parallels to building up hope through faith.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church providing tips and encouragement to seize moments and live intentionally in the present. It discusses how easily distracted humans can be from the present moment and offers tools like using the senses to praise God in each moment. The newsletter emphasizes making the most of each gift of time that God provides.
Our Saviour Lutheran Church volunteers worked food stands at the Kenny Chesney concert at Lambeau Field, earning around $4,000 in profits. The article discusses the concert event and thanks the volunteers, led by Neil and Rosemary Burmeister, for their work. It also announces the return of the GriefShare program and Financial Peace University classes starting in September.
Big Shame or Big Honor? Exploring the Dynamics of Honor and Shame in Cross-Cu...Werner Mischke
The document summarizes key concepts about honor and shame from a cross-cultural perspective. It discusses how honor is defined as public respect and reputation. It explores the love of honor, the two sources of honor as ascribed and achieved, the image of limited good where gains for one mean losses for others, and the social code of challenge and riposte. It also examines the cultural concept of patronage and provides biblical examples to illustrate these concepts. The purpose is to help understand honor and shame dynamics in cross-cultural relationships and ministry partnerships.
Honor & Shame: Four Dynamics for Understanding Violence in the Middle East—...Werner Mischke
Shows why the cultural values of honor and shame can be the source of violence. Specifically examines the honor/shame dynamics behind the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack in Paris, France in January 7, 2015.
New Zealand: Christian Identity in a Multi-Faith Worldbrianmclaren
This document discusses building strong Christian identity in a multi-faith world in a benevolent rather than hostile way. It argues that religious differences alone do not divide people, but rather the tendency to build identity through hostility towards others. It suggests moving beyond seeing doctrines as dividing "centering idols" and instead viewing them as "healing teachings" that can bind people together. The document advocates for specifically teaching one's own religious traditions to children to promote spiritual literacy and understanding of other faiths, rather than taking a vague non-religious approach.
The document discusses Catholic social teaching and its call to help those suffering in society. It references the Transfiguration of Jesus and compares discriminated groups in Jesus' time to the Freedom Writers. Mrs. Gruwell and the students are presented as continuing Christ's mission by reaching out to struggling students and bringing them God's love, just as Jesus defended the outcasts of his day.
Great Awakening Project Os Hillman presentationOs Hillman
This document outlines a call for Christians to unite and take action to restore America's Christian foundations and counter growing cultural issues. It discusses the need for spiritual awakening through prayer and solving problems. A key strategy proposed is a large-scale media campaign to spread messages on topics like socialism, critical race theory, and America's Christian heritage to disrupt current cultural trends and engage the body of Christ. Examples from past Christian movements that used media are provided. The goal is to awaken, mobilize, and collaborate as one body through love, prayer, and acts of service.
1) Oscar Wilde claimed that suffering disproves an all-powerful, good God. However, the document argues that suffering results from humanity's fall and sin, as well as false religions.
2) Christians must be prepared to answer questions about why they believe in God and address the problem of evil and suffering. They should do so patiently and with knowledge of God's word.
3) While innocent people suffer, God can use any situation for good, as seen in the story of Joseph. Ultimately, no one is truly good except God, and we all deserve worse than we receive from His grace and mercy.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) presentation on "Works of Mercy," presented by David Jensen at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 26 Jan 2010.
barrington presbyterian christian identity in a multi faith worldbrianmclaren
This document discusses Christian identity in a multi-faith world. It begins by posing the question of whether peace can exist among people of different faiths who are passionately committed to their beliefs. It then examines how Christians have traditionally formed strong identities based on hostility toward other religions rather than hospitality. The document advocates for Christians developing an identity characterized by benevolence toward other religions through embracing doctrines as healing teachings rather than dividing centering idols. It explores four challenges - historical, doctrinal, liturgical, and missional - and how Christians can reimagine practices and approaches to build understanding across faiths.
This document outlines a module for welcoming refugees based on biblical passages. It includes an introduction, guiding questions, bible passages, bible studies, and closing prayers. The bible studies focus on themes of all people being created in God's image, God and his people seeking refuge, and God's people providing refuge for others. It encourages welcoming refugees with compassion as Jesus welcomed all people. The document provides resources to help facilitate discussions and activities to help participants understand the refugee experience.
The document discusses how the Gospel writer John uses the Greek word "logos" to describe Jesus. Rather than conforming to Greek philosophical assumptions about logos, John presents Jesus as an alternative logos that confronts those assumptions. It goes on to say that according to John, the logos is not strife but love, not war but friendship. The document then examines how the Word became flesh through Jesus living among and ministering to people.
This document provides the study material for Jehovah's Witnesses for the weeks of August 1-28, 2011. It includes four study articles with the following titles and page numbers:
1) "There Is Good News That All Need" on page 7
2) "God Recommends His Love to Us" on page 11
3) "‘Shepherd the Flock of God in Your Care’" on page 20
4) "‘Have Regard for Those Who Are Working Hard Among You’" on page 24
It provides the song numbers to be used with each study and directs readers to consider how the articles can help them in their spiritual progress and understanding of Bible teachings.
This document is a newsletter from the Book Center at Dallas Theological Seminary that provides summaries and pricing for several new book titles. It includes summaries for the following books: Parables of Enoch: A Paradigm Shift, The Person Called You, Organic Mentoring, Abraham, The Unique One, Culture Shock, God's Design for Man and Woman, For the Glory of God, What's in the Bible Coloring Book, and Buck Denver and Friends Present Sing Through the Bible. It also advertises upcoming sales and events at the Book Center.
This document discusses the theme of mercy according to Catholic teachings. It explores how Jesus revealed God's mercy through his life and ministry, showing compassion to the poor, outcasts, sick and suffering. Mercy involves feeling responsible for others' wellbeing. The Church is called to practice mercy by welcoming all and bearing the struggles of others with hope. It encourages readers to reflect on how they can become more merciful in their communities and ministries.
book Desert storm has it ended christ in islam ahmed dedat pdfslideshare account
The document discusses Jesus' status and portrayal in the Quran and Islam. It notes that Jesus is mentioned more times in the Quran than Muhammad and is given many honorable titles. It highlights how Muslims are commanded to respect Jesus and speak of him with reverence. The story of Mary and her dedication of Jesus to temple service is recounted, and it is emphasized that the Quran's account could not have been fabricated by Muhammad as an "unlettered" man, given how it honors figures like Mary who Muslims had no reason to revere at the time.
This document contains a message from the Superior General about liturgy and several articles on the topic of liturgy from various Viatorian authors. It also recognizes anniversaries of religious commitments and provides news briefs. The articles discuss liturgy as a constitutive element of the Viatorian charism, the relationship between liturgy and history, how to engage youth in liturgy, and how liturgy can serve as a moment of catechesis. The overall document focuses on reflections from Viatorians on the importance and meaning of liturgy.
The document provides an overview of the Mormon faith, beginning with its founder Joseph Smith and the founding of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1830. It discusses Smith's early visions that led to the publication of the Book of Mormon and the establishment of the church. It also summarizes the persecution faced by early Mormons that caused them to migrate across the United States, led by Brigham Young, eventually settling in Salt Lake City, Utah. The document examines key Mormon beliefs, practices, and history, as well as the current worldwide reach of the LDS Church.
1) St. Mary of Egypt parish serves a diverse community and draws people through its multicultural and inclusive atmosphere.
2) The priest, Fr. Paisius, draws inspiration from Archbishop Anastasios of Albania's model of respecting all people.
3) The parish is expanding its social services to address neighborhood needs through a counseling center and support groups, grounded in Orthodox tradition.
1) Faith is the theological virtue by which we believe in God and all that He has said and revealed to us. Through faith, man freely commits his entire self to God.
2) Charity given to the poor is considered an act of charity to God himself. The precepts of fraternal charity command us to love our neighbor as ourselves.
3) There are seven spiritual works of mercy and seven corporal works of mercy that help those in need. The spiritual works include admonishing sinners, instructing the ignorant, counseling the doubtful, comforting the sorrowful, bearing wrongs patiently, forgiving injuries, and praying for the living and dead. The corporal works include feeding
The document discusses racial tension and discrimination in the Bible and early church. It notes that while the concept of race is not found in the Bible, there are examples of what would be considered racial tension. The Bible does not support the superiority of any race, as all are created in God's image. However, some have attempted to use Scripture to justify racism and slavery. The early Jerusalem church struggled with discrimination between Jewish and Gentile believers, but the church in Antioch evolved as a superior model where grace allowed different races to be represented in leadership without discrimination.
This document provides a summary of the Christmas film "It's a Wonderful Life" and discusses how characters in the film can represent struggles people face in life. It describes how the character of George Bailey loses hope until his guardian angel Clarence shows him how he has positively impacted others. The document encourages readers that when facing difficulties, they can find hope through faith in Christ, who provides forgiveness, works all things for good, and calls us to lean on friends and family for support. It summarizes the film and draws parallels to building up hope through faith.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church providing tips and encouragement to seize moments and live intentionally in the present. It discusses how easily distracted humans can be from the present moment and offers tools like using the senses to praise God in each moment. The newsletter emphasizes making the most of each gift of time that God provides.
Our Saviour Lutheran Church volunteers worked food stands at the Kenny Chesney concert at Lambeau Field, earning around $4,000 in profits. The article discusses the concert event and thanks the volunteers, led by Neil and Rosemary Burmeister, for their work. It also announces the return of the GriefShare program and Financial Peace University classes starting in September.
This document provides information about events and services at Our Saviour Lutheran Church for the weekend of December 12, 2010. It includes the church contact information, schedule of worship services and volunteers, announcements about upcoming activities such as Sunday school, voters' meeting, Christmas cookie sale, and Christmas Eve services.
The document discusses Martin Luther's view that the Church is like a hospital that heals the wounded. It provides 6 marks, or identifying characteristics, of the Christian people who make up this "hospital-Church":
1. They possess the Word of God preached and lived.
2. They are recognized through the holy sacrament of Baptism.
3. They are recognized through the holy Sacrament of the Altar (Communion).
4. They exercise the Office of the Keys publicly through confession and forgiveness of sins.
5. They consecrate Ministers to administer the Word, Sacraments, and Keys.
6. They are recognized through public prayer, praise
This document provides advice on cultivating contentment based on the story of Winifred, a discontent man who collects complaints. It discusses how, like Winifred, humans often waste time dwelling on past regrets or future worries instead of living in the present. However, the document asserts that one can learn to be content in any situation through faith in Christ, as exemplified by Paul in the Bible. It encourages focusing on blessings over burdens and finding sufficiency internally rather than in external things, as true contentment comes from having one's life centered in Christ.
This document provides information about events and services at Our Saviour Lutheran Church for the week of October 31, 2010. It includes the church contact information, schedules for services and activities, announcements about upcoming events such as confirmation exams and voter's meetings, and requests for volunteers. Regular weekly worship services and classes are listed, as well as future special events through December.
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Sun. 12-Jun 10:45 am HC J. Harris Luke Harris; Jennifer Harris; †UN
Thu. 16-Jun 7:00 pm J. Knaus †UN; †UN
Sun. 19-Jun 7:45 am R. Hoerchler Gloria Morgan; Vernon Siech; Ralph Hoerchler
Sun. 19-Jun 9:15 am R. Dyle Randy Dyle; Roxanne Dyle; Alex Chamberlain; E
This church newsletter provides information about upcoming Christmas and winter events at Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It includes the schedule for Advent services, children's programs, soup supper, cookie sale, live nativity, and Christmas Eve services. It also provides details about offerings and giving, and lists the January usher schedule. The newsletter aims to keep members informed about the busy holiday season and invite participation.
This document provides updates from David and Radka Fiala, who are serving as missionaries in Eurasia with their children Vašek and Emma. It discusses their celebrations of Thanksgiving and the Reformation, a theological conference Rev. Dr. Carter presented at in Slovakia, reconnecting with former students in Prague, and witness workshops led by Jim Found. The Fialas express gratitude for their family and the opportunity to serve and teach others about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church providing information about upcoming events and collections for the month of November and December. It discusses the themes of loyalty and thanksgiving for the holidays, highlighting a story of a Vietnam veteran who sparked spontaneous applause from confirmation students. It announces voting on mission goals and "Loyalty Sunday" where members can renew their commitment. It provides the usher schedule and reminds of ongoing collections for veterans and Christmas gifts for children in the community.
This document is a newsletter from Trinity Lutheran School providing information about upcoming events and activities for the new school year. It discusses registration dates, teacher in-service, the opening worship service, a back-to-school picnic, the school theme of "Love One Another", enrollment numbers, athletics programs, improvements to the school entrance, a new school email address, and wish list items for donations.
This document summarizes a story told by Paul at his sister Evelyn's funeral about an experience they had as children during a blizzard in Wisconsin in 1936. Paul and Evelyn were walking home from school when a blizzard blew in. Evelyn became too tired to continue and wanted to rest in the snow. Paul knew this would be dangerous, as they could be covered by snow. While they were stopped, not knowing what to do, their father appeared through the snow, having been sent by their mother to find them. He carried Evelyn and led Paul home, breaking the strong wind for him. The story highlights the love and sacrifice of families for each other.
1) Various announcements are made about church activities including softball games, VBS, Chicks with Stix meeting, The Really Bad Girls of the Bible discussion group, volunteering at a nursing home, and the annual Elders' Golf Outing.
2) Information is provided about donating items for a church sale, purchasing SCRIP gift cards, and various volunteer opportunities through the Office of Lay Ministry.
3) Upcoming events are announced including The Bible on Trial television program, the NEWLHS Blazer Open golf outing, and Camp Luther leadership and camping opportunities for youth.
This document provides information about various events and programs at Our Saviour Lutheran Church. It discusses the church's Scrip program where purchasing gift cards provides a percentage of profits to church ministries. It encourages daily time with God through Bible reading and prayer. It also lists recent baptisms and funerals held by the church and encourages adopting a student through regular giving.
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The document is the September 2011 issue of The Voice, the newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church–Green Bay Wis. It includes articles about praising God with our senses, an upcoming fundraising dinner, highlights from a Lutherans for Life conference, and a request for donations for the annual rummage sale.
This document provides information about Our Saviour Lutheran Church including contact details, upcoming events, worship services, and other announcements. It includes a financial report, schedules for worship assistants, and notices about bible studies, youth activities, summer camp, and more. The document acts as a weekly newsletter to keep the congregation informed.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church discussing various topics related to letting go of attachments. It references how pioneers on the Oregon Trail had to abandon possessions to continue their journey west. It discusses storms forcing people to lose possessions and how difficult it is to part with sentimental items. The document encourages letting go of sins and habits that hinder faith and focusing on God. It provides quotes from scripture and saints about abandoning worldly attachments to follow Christ.
This document discusses the calling and purpose of consecrated religious life. It begins by discussing how centuries ago individuals left communities to seek God in the quiet of deserts and mountains, laying the foundation for present religious life. It then discusses how religious life has evolved from retreating from the world to dwelling within it with great awareness of the spirit. The document calls religious to be prophets and voices in society, quitting comfortable lives within religious houses to serve humanity. It provides perspectives on how religious are called to critically examine their lives and fulfill their mission to be genuine voices of the Lord.
This document provides information about events and services at the First United Methodist Church of North Hollywood for the month of March 2022. It includes details about an Easter basket mission, children's Easter party, adding a QR code to increase social media presence, and dedicating Easter lilies. It also previews the pastor's Lenten sermon series on resisting and obstructing Jesus. The pastor invites the congregation to attend Ash Wednesday services on March 2nd to receive ashes and begin a Lenten discipline of prayer, study, fasting and giving.
This document summarizes several passages from a pastor's letter to his congregation. It discusses how churches used to have an "island mentality" but should now embrace interconnectedness with neighboring parishes. The pastor will serve as coverage pastor for a neighboring church in need and hopes the congregations can cooperate more for the sake of the gospel. Upcoming Holy Week services and Easter events are also announced.
This newsletter from Epworth United Methodist Church provides information about upcoming church events and services for November and December 2016. The pastor's letter discusses the church's mission to reach others for Christ and make disciples. Information is provided about choir rehearsals, Sunday school, Bible study for kids, volunteering opportunities, and holiday worship services including Christmas Eve. The financial report outlines the status of the church and building expansion fund checking accounts.
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The document contains translations and explanations of key Aramaic words from the teachings of Jesus as translated by Neil Douglas-Klotz. It discusses how translating Jesus' words from the original Aramaic provides deeper spiritual and cultural context compared to translations to other languages like Greek or English. Key terms like "God", "heaven", and "spirit" take on new meanings when understood from their Aramaic roots and the cultural context in which Jesus taught. The document advocates embodying these teachings through practices like chanting and body prayer to reconnect with Jesus' original message.
Thank you for the update George. I appreciate you bringing this initiative to my attention and am supportive of efforts to highlight the good works of our parishioners. However, as rector I have some concerns about the parish directly endorsing or financially supporting external charitable causes without a more thorough vetting and oversight process. Perhaps we could discuss this further and explore alternative ways the parish might help raise awareness of these important issues and the charitable activities of individuals, while maintaining appropriate boundaries. Please feel free to contact me to schedule a time to discuss.
This document is the November/December 2013 issue of the Christ Church Deer Park Herald newsletter. It provides information about Advent services and events at the parish. The issue includes reflections from the Rector and assistant curate focused on the themes of Advent. It also announces a panel discussion on intergenerational spirituality and provides recommendations for Advent resources and readings. In addition, it previews the parish's Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services.
This document discusses the meaning and significance of communion or the Eucharist. It summarizes that communion connects Christians to:
1. The Passover and liberation from oppression for Jews and Christians throughout history.
2. The gospel message of forgiveness of sins and victory over death through Jesus.
3. Personal faith through weekly remembrance of what God has done.
4. Church worship and unity as God's people gather together.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Transfiguration Lutheran Church in January and February. On January 4th, the church will hold Addiction Awareness Sunday with a guest speaker discussing addiction and recovery. In February, the church will celebrate being accepted as a Reconciling in Christ congregation by ReconcilingWorks, welcoming an speaker from the organization. The newsletter also provides updates on church council and call committee activities, youth group and Sunday school news, and schedules for worship services and Lenten activities in January and February.
This document contains the Christmas worship schedule and articles from the clergy of St. Francis Anglican Church. The schedule lists the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day service times. Deacon Daphne encourages parishioners to give thanks daily and volunteers to serve as acolytes. Lay Pastor David continues summarizing the British Prime Minister's speech about the influence of the King James Bible. Bob Tipton discusses how celebrating the incarnation of an infinite God as man on a single day is impossible but acceptable to commemorate the whole Christmas story.
This document discusses how Christians can build strong identities based on benevolence rather than hostility towards other religions. It argues that religious differences alone do not divide people, but rather the tendency to build identity through hostility. The document examines how Christians can reframe doctrines as "healing teachings" meant to bind people together. It also explores how liturgies and rituals can inspire kindness rather than reinforce divisions between religious groups. The overall message is that Christians can develop strong identities through hospitality rather than hostility towards those of other faiths.
1. The document summarizes the key themes and orientations from the Fifth General Conference of the Latin American and Caribbean Episcopacy held in Aparecida, Brazil in 2007.
2. It emphasizes that the central theme was a missionary spirituality - being disciples and missionaries of Jesus Christ so that people have life in him. This involves facilitating an encounter with Christ and building his Kingdom of life.
3. The belief that all are called to be disciples and missionaries provided the theme of serving life and promoting a full life for everyone through evangelization in conjunction with serving the poor. Grassroots church communities were also affirmed.
This document provides an explanation of the meaning behind the Easter greeting "Alleluia Christ is Risen!". It states that:
1) "Alleluia" means "Praise God" and expresses great joy in God's goodness.
2) "Christ" refers to Jesus as the Messiah, savior of the world, forgiver of sins, and repairer of the breach.
3) Saying "Is Risen" declares the belief that God can do anything, even conquer death.
This document provides information about upcoming events at the First United Methodist Church of North Hollywood. It announces that the charge conference will take place on April 15th. It encourages members to participate in various ministry activities, such as the church work day on April 7th. The document also summarizes recent worship services and Lenten activities. It highlights additional April events like the PB&J sandwich project, Earth Day, and a tea fellowship.
This newsletter from Oriole-York Mills United Church provides updates from their church community. In a message from Rev. Cindy, she discusses a hymn that was important to a church member who recently passed away at age 109, and encourages readers to "brighten the corner where you are." The report from council discusses the church exploring a potential amalgamation with another congregation. The membership report provides updates on recent passings of church members and announces their upcoming 51st anniversary service.
This newsletter article summarizes the pastor's message about suffering from an earthquake in Haiti. The pastor discusses how we often suffer innocently from events outside of our control. While we may question why bad things happen, God does not cause our suffering but suffers with us and promises never to abandon us. The pastor encourages donations to help with relief efforts in Haiti. Additional articles discuss church council news and updates, a social justice initiative, and a refugee camp orientation.
The document provides an end of year reflection on the blessings and work of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal in the Diocese of Raleigh over the past year. It discusses how the Lord has given them a new voice to spread the Good News locally and throughout the Diocese through their website and newsletter. It encourages readers to trust in God's plans and surrender to Him, rather than relying on their own ways. It highlights how Charismatics can experience the fruits of the Holy Spirit and grow in their faith through listening to God.
This document outlines a daily and weekly Lenten program with a focus on making it easy to be good and hard to be bad. The weekly program includes receiving and offering God's mercy, practicing a superabundant mercy, and forgiving persecutors. It discusses the sacrament of confession and examines St. Maximillian Kolbe's life of redemptive love, including his volunteering to die in another man's place. The document calls readers to receive God's mercy and offer it to others superabundantly by preventing sin and forgiving enemies. It concludes by encouraging confession, seeking forgiveness, and receiving communion on Easter while consecrating oneself to Mary.
Paul Mitskevich serves as the Russian-language ministry leader for Insight for Living Ministries. He grew up hearing bedtime stories from his grandfather Walter about his and his family's faith and experiences surviving persecution in Russia as Christians. Paul is now translating resources from Insight for Living into Russian to share the gospel and Bible teaching with Russian speakers worldwide, following in the footsteps of his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather in serving God.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church that discusses the church's confirmation class. It includes essays written by the confirmation students answering questions about maintaining their faith after confirmation. The students discuss ways they plan to prevent falling away from their faith such as attending church regularly, avoiding negative influences, and finding a Christian spouse. The pastor hopes the students' faith remains strong as they face challenges in life. He prays the students will stay connected to the church.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It includes a summary of the pastor's sermon about transparency with God, announcements about upcoming church events like a new member course and a series on faith and Christian thought, the monthly usher schedule, and other notices. The pastor's sermon discusses how God can see inside people's hearts and minds like looking into a glass jar, and encourages being open with God about worries and asking for his help with things like patience and self-control.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It includes articles by the pastor about the importance of daily repentance and cleaning out one's heart like sweeping a floor. It encourages observing Lent not just on Sundays but as a daily habit. Other articles provide the church service schedule, announcements about fundraising events and donations needed, and responses to questions about the significance of Ash Wednesday and Lent.
This document summarizes a church newsletter article about how suffering can sharpen, shape, and strengthen people. It provides three examples from literature and history of individuals who were able to use their suffering productively: an imprisoned priest from The Count of Monte Cristo who used his cell as a classroom; a Navy pilot held as a prisoner of war in Vietnam who said his suffering improved him; and Theodore Roosevelt who saw hardship as an opportunity to improve himself with God's help. The article concludes by quoting a Bible passage where Paul says suffering produces endurance, character, and hope.
The document discusses George Washington and how he saw himself as a "work in progress" similar to Gilbert Stuart's unfinished portrait of Washington. It provides examples from Washington's "Rules of Civility" of how he sought self-improvement. The document then discusses how Christians are also a "work in progress" through sanctification by the Holy Spirit. It provides tips on how to keep faith strong and grow closer to God through Bible study, prayer, worship, and fellowship.
The document summarizes a sermon by Pastor Dave Hatch discussing the parable of the Good Samaritan. It analyzes the interpretations of the parable by early Church Fathers including Saint John Chrysostom. They viewed the Samaritan as representing Christ healing the wounded man and bringing him to the Church, represented as a hospital. The document asserts that Our Saviour Lutheran Church fulfills this role as a place where the broken can receive spiritual healing from Christ through the Church. It provides the schedule for upcoming church events in April.
1. The document summarizes 7 principles from the book Prisoners of Our Thoughts for understanding and enduring crucible experiences. The principles focus on choosing your attitude, finding meaning, living in the present moment, avoiding working against yourself, gaining perspective, shifting focus, and living for something beyond yourself.
2. Crucible experiences are hardships that transform and improve us, though they are difficult to endure. The principles aim to help Christians understand and make the most of such trials by relying on spiritual tools like prayer and Scripture.
3. The newsletter issue provides biblical passages about hardships to show readers they are not alone in their struggles and encourages sticking close to God through difficult times.
The pastor visits a nursing home for worship services. He notices that attendance is growing since they made three changes: 1) Learning residents' names and calling them by name, 2) Arranging seating in a circle so residents can see each other, and 3) Adding trivia games to make worship more fun. One resident asks for prayers to walk again. The pastor reassures him they will pray for that, and look forward to the day when he can walk on streets of gold in heaven.
A man in prison wrote to Our Saviour Lutheran Church asking for money and a Bible. The church sent him a nice leather Bible and a large radio handbook instead of money. The man wrote a thankful six-page letter in return and included three handmade paper crosses as gifts. His response showed that small gifts can touch people's hearts.
Our Saviour Lutheran Church is announcing various upcoming events and needs volunteers. On December 2, 9, and 23 help is needed at Lambeau Field. The annual Christmas Cookie Sale will be held on December 9. Donations of cookies, candy, and breads are requested by December 8. Volunteers are also needed to distribute items to needy families by December 12. Scrip cards can be purchased to help support the church.
The document provides announcements for various church events including Wednesday night meals, adult confirmation classes, volunteer opportunities at Lambeau Field, youth activities, and fundraising events for the church and school. Adopt-a-Bill continues to raise additional funds and volunteers are still needed for Packer games. Classes, meals, and activities are announced for different ages. Donations are being collected for various organizations and opportunities to support the school are mentioned through magazine sales, haircuts, and auctions.
The document contains announcements for various church and school activities including adopting a bill to help pay invoices, adult education classes on basic beliefs, Wednesday night meals at the church, fish fries and chili dump fundraisers, volunteer opportunities including working at Packers games, and tours of Bethesda's original campus. It also includes notices about collecting donations for various causes, upcoming meetings, and youth activities like a movie outing and fundraising by waxing vehicles.
This document summarizes a passage from the Epistle to Diognetus, a 2nd century Christian apologetic text. The passage describes how early Christians lived in the world similarly to others but held themselves apart in their faith and devotion to God. It compares Christians to the soul inhabiting the body - living in the world but not being of it. The summary concludes by noting the document shows how Christians endured persecution despite increasing in number.
The document contains announcements for various church activities and volunteer opportunities at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, including:
- The praise band is looking for musicians to join them in practicing on Wednesdays and playing on Sundays.
- Sunday school teacher positions are available for those interested in teaching classes every other week.
- Several educational programs and volunteer roles are described, such as The Truth Project bible study classes and opportunities to donate items or time.
- Upcoming events are announced like the Fall Rally potluck on September 16th and a couples retreat from September 21-23.
The document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, WI from September 2012. It discusses how the pastor's communion kit travels with him everywhere and the stories it could tell of bringing communion to those in hospitals, nursing homes, prisons, and other places. It notes how the kit's contents provide nourishment, hope, and freedom for those who receive communion from it.
The document contains announcements for a church congregation. It includes openings for the praise band, a request for Sunday school teachers, information about adopting a bill to help with unified receipts, details on an upcoming fall rally, an update on scrip sales, mite collection totals, opportunities to volunteer at Lambeau Field for Packers games, and various other church activities and donation requests.
This document is from The Voice Online and discusses being alone with God through prayer and reflection. It encourages readers to get away from crowds and distractions to spend time alone with God. It provides the example of Brother Lawrence, who found a way to be alone with God even when busy or among others. The overall message is that true faith involves cultivating an inner spiritual life through prayer and Scripture, and being alone with God helps one grow closer to Him.
The document contains announcements from Our Saviour Lutheran Church regarding upcoming events and volunteer opportunities. These include Sunday school teacher registration, adult Bible studies, fundraising for a youth trip, a Super Sale event, choir signups, and requests for donations of food and beverages.
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OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH—GREEN BAY
The need for creeds
Pastor Dave Hatch
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or the Scriptures themselves, are Jaroslav Pelikan, a modern Man and wanted Man to
timeless anchors for the faithful. scholar of Christian history and be happy in the world.
Creeds connect us, now, development of doctrine God loves the world and
with those 2000 years ago who (teaching), considers the Maasai every nation and tribe on
gathered in the Roman Creed to be an example of the the Earth. We have
catacombs for worship. They bringing together of universal known this High God in
connect us with those who faith and local culture. darkness, and now we
battled in the Crusades of the As Wikipedia says, “The know Him in the light.
Dark Ages. They connect us Maasai Creed is a creed God promised in the
with Luther and the composed in 1960 by the Maasai book of His word, the
Reformation. By the confession people of East Africa in Bible, that He would save
of the creeds, we are one with collaboration with missionaries the world and all the
those who, in the foxholes of from the Congregation of the nations and tribes.
war, prayed before climbing Holy Ghost. The creed attempts
over the top into harm’s way. to express the essentials of the Continued on page two...
The creeds connect us with the Christian faith within the Maasai
Mayflower Pilgrims, with so culture.” Two of the most
many of our Founding Fathers. interesting things about this
We are welded in one voice Maasai Creed (stated below) is
with our grandparents, our that, while our three ancient
parents, and even the unborn creeds never speak to the actual
faithful of the future. Through life of Christ, (they jump from
the creeds we are also of one his birth to His death) this creed
voice with the faithful departed explains that Jesus “was always
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deep scholarship and heart speak official acts
“We believe that God You will hear a man of
made good His promise
by sending His Son, Jesus of the need for creeds. At the
Christ, a man in the flesh, same time, you will have a Weddings:
a Jew by tribe, born poor window into his now-sainted Erika Lee LaLuzerne and
in a little village, who left soul. The late Jaroslav Pelikan, Jeremy Randall Vogels
His home and was always formally a Missouri Synod United at Our Saviour on
on safari doing good, pastor and professor, spent most
February 4, 2012
curing people by the of his life inside books as well as
power of God, teaching writing them.
about God and man, http://being.publicradio.org/ Kari Lynn Plog and
showing the meaning of programs/pelikan/index.shtml Nicholas Paul Mahlik
religion is love. He was When we confess the United at Our Saviour on
rejected by his people, creeds in worship, there is February 10, 2012
tortured and nailed hands something a whole lot larger
and feet to a cross, and going on, we are communing Baptisms:
died. He lay buried in the with the saints in one common Jasmine Elizabeth Young
grave, but the hyenas did faith! Should you be interested Born: March 8, 2001
not touch him, and on the in hearing and seeing an Baptized: November 20, 2011
third day, He rose from absolutely soul stirring recording
the grave. He ascended to of the Nicene Creed being sung, Received their Crown:
the skies. He is the Lord. connect to this link: Ardell Arthur Prescher
“We believe that all our http://www.youtube.com/watch? October 29, 1926 -
sins are forgiven through v=2oMGgOozpXM December 15, 2011
Him. All who have faith
Funeral service held on
in Him must be sorry for
December 20, 2011
their sins, be baptized in
the Holy Spirit of God,
live the rules of love and Phyllis A. Leonhardt
share the bread together in April 2, 1942 -
love, to announce the February 12, 2012
Good News to others Funeral service held on
until Jesus comes again. February 16, 2012
We are waiting for Him.
He is alive. He lives. This
we believe. Amen.”
Should your interest be
sparked you and you wish to
deepen your appreciation of this
heartwarming and soul-
illuminating topic, there is a
National Public Radio interview
with the aforementioned, Jaroslav
Pelikan (pictured right).
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Let’s help the homeless together
Help for the Homeless collected at Our Saviour Lutheran Toilet paper
works directly with the homeless Church until March 25. Other Toothpaste
coalitions in Brown County, the collection sites for this effort Toothbrushes
Fox Valley, Oshkosh, Fond du include Festival Foods grocery Soap (bar and soft)
Lac and Manitowoc. They stock stores, other participating Shower gel
the shelves of area homeless and businesses, schools, churches and Paper towels
crisis programs with personal organizations and at 91.9/91.5 The
Razors (disposable)
hygiene and cleaning items so that Family studios.
Tampons
they can dedicate their limited The most needed and requested
financial resources to providing items are: Depends
qualified personnel, safe housing, Laundry detergent
nutritious food, education and This year’s specially
Diapers (sizes 3-6 and
counseling to those they serve. marked collection box is located
pull-ups)
The goal of Help for the Homeless on the second floor near the
Shampoo elevator. Please help in this
is to supply a year’s worth of these Dish soap
products to each agency. community-wide effort to help
Deodorant (unscented) those in need.
Donations are being Wet wipes
Do you find yourself looking for ways to offer your time and talents to
OSLC? The altar guild is a magnificent place to do the Lord’s work.
What is the altar guild? What do they do? These are great questions.
We need new members now more than ever with the recent decision to
serve communion at every service. This would be a great opportunity to
see what is involved in preparing the Lord’s altar for Holy Communion.
Any questions or comments can be directed to the church office,
Jennifer Damp via e-mail at jkdamp@new.rr.com or phone
920-366-4734 and Jill Proulx via e-mail at tjproulx@gmail.com or by
phone by calling 920-465-1437. The guild hopes to hear from you!
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March usher schedule
† UN-Usher needed: If you'd like to volunteer as an usher please contact the lead usher of the
group you'd like to join or contact Rich Spangenberg at (920) 983-9821.
Day: Date: Service: Lead Usher Team:
Sun. 01-Apr 7:45 am M. Dalebroux Andrew Prescher; Al Brietlow; Barry Dalebroux
Sun. 01-Apr 9:15 am W. Chamberlain Randy Dyle; Roxanne Dyle; Alex Chamberlain; McKenzie Waniger; Nathan Scholz
Sun. 01-Apr 10:45 am R. Bruhn Rich Ryman; Sue Bruhn; Richard Christianson
Thu. 05-Apr 7:00 pm P. Kuehl Bill Baneck; †UN; †UN
Fri. 06-Apr 12:15 pm G. Buechner Carmen Leuthner; Lloyd Leuthner; DeVonte King; Rich Spangenberg
Fri. 06-Apr 7:00 pm B. Clayton Anthony Clayton; †UN; †UN
Sun. 08-Apr 6:00 am A. Knaus Clarence Ney; Josh VanKauwenberg; Jerry VanKauwenberg
Sun. 08-Apr 7:45 am M. Morgan Vernon Siech; Gloria Morgan; Ralph Hoerchler
Sun. 08-Apr 9:15 am D. Wians Lonnie Peerenboom; Todd Korth; Barb Korth; Davis LaMarche; Dan Richer
Sun. 08-Apr 10:45 am M. Charles Don Larson; Karen Kiekhaefer; Hunter Alft
Thu. 12-Apr 7:00 pm C. Arthur Carl Zimonick; Gary Kirchman; Dick Zimonick
Sun. 15-Apr 7:45 am J. Kielpikowski Chad Kielpikowski; Ron Klumb; †UN
Sun. 15-Apr 9:15 am R. Vande Hei Walt Juhnke; Tiffany Duff; Brian Duff; Chelsea Vande Hei; Rachel Vande Hei
Sun. 15-Apr 10:45 am R. Bruhn Rich Ryman; Sue Bruhn; Richard Christianson
Thu. 19-Apr 7:00 pm P. Kuehl Bill Baneck; †UN; †UN
Sun. 22-Apr 7:45 am M. Dalebroux Andrew Prescher; Al Brietlow; Barry Dalebroux
Sun. 22-Apr 9:15 am D. Bitters Robin Williams; Frank Helebrant; Don Schultz; Shelly Williams; Trey Boerschinger
Sun. 22-Apr 10:45 am G. Buechner Carmen Leuthner; Lloyd Leuthner; DeVonte King; Rich Spangenberg
Thu. 26-Apr 7:00 pm B. Clayton Anthony Clayton; †UN; †UN
Sun. 29-Apr 7:45 am M. Morgan Vernon Siech; Gloria Morgan; Ralph Hoerchler
Sun. 29-Apr 9:15 am W. Chamberlain Randy Dyle; Roxanne Dyle; Alex Chamberlain; McKenzie Waniger; Nathan Scholz
Sun. 29-Apr 10:45 am M. Charles Don Larson; Karen Kiekhaefer; Hunter Alft
Thanks for another great football season
Neil Burmeister
Many thanks to every The Packers didn't Last year we
one of you that volunteered win the Super Bowl but we received $11,500 from our
to work at the Kenny at Our Saviour are winners. efforts at Lambeau Field.
Chesney concert in June Through your efforts and the What a blessing the new
and the Packer preseason, generosity of the Levy pay schedule was for us. I
regular season and post organization at Lambeau am extremely grateful to all
season games (it would Field, we were able to raise of you that volunteered. It
have been great to have just $33,194.81. The volunteers was (and will be again next
one more post season game from Green Bay Trinity year) rewarding to be part
though!). I hope the Lutheran School (up to five of this ministry. See you
friendships you formed p er g am e) r eceived next year.
made the experience more a p p r o x im at e l y $6 , 9 0 0
enjoyable. toward tuition costs.
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LFL statement on the mandate of the
Department of Health and Human Services
Lutherans For Life many Lutherans oppose on and obedience to God. We
stands firmly with the Lutheran religious grounds any so called cannot and will not disobey God,
Church-Missouri Synod, the “contraceptive” that in reality is neither now nor later.
Wisconsin Evangelical an abortifacient in nature and No one is compelled to
Lutheran Synod, the Roman could destroy a developing work for a religious
Catholic Bishops, the Southern human being. These religious organization. Those who choose
Baptist Convention, other groups, and the many to do so are fully aware of the
Evangelical leaders, and other individuals who support them, rel i gi o us n at u re of t h e
religious organizations in should not be compelled to organization. Those who find the
strongly opposing the recently subsidize a practice they believe compensation package
promulgated Department of to be immoral and, in some unacceptable are free to work
Health and Human Services instances, murder. elsewhere.
(HHS) rules requiring that T h e O b a m a We urge the Obama
religious organizations provide Administration’s “compromise,” administration to repeal these
contraception and abortifacients by which religious proposed regulations; we urge
to their employees. organizations’ insurance Congress to enact legislation
The morality of companies will pay for requiring the repeal of these
contraception is not the issue. contraception, is no compromise proposed regulations; and we
The issue is religious freedom at all and is totally unacceptable. will join with religious
as given by God and secured by This is a matter of religious organizations who refuse to
the First Amendment to the conviction, and that which we follow these regulations if they
Constitution. The proposed must not pay for directly, we become law. Like the Hebrew
HHS rules directly infringe free must not subsidize indirectly. midwives of Exodus 1 who
exercise of religion by requiring The Administration’s refused to obey the Pharaoh’s
religious groups to do what offer of additional time for command to slay Hebrew babies,
many believe God forbids them compliance reflects a gross as stated in Acts 5:29 and the
to do. Not only Roman misunderstanding of our Augsburg Confession, “We must
Catholics, but many others as objection. This is not a matter of obey God rather than men.”
well, oppose contraception; and time; it is a matter of conscience
Using Our Senses to South entrance needs a facelift
Learn and Praise
In order to make access to memorials are now being
We continue to welcome the building easier for some requested to cover the cost of
financial gifts for our audio- visitors and members, we are this new project. Please
visual system in the sanctuary. looking to add handicap contact Pastor Dave or the
Should you be interested in accessible doors to both sets office at 468-4605 or
presenting a gift or a memorial, of doors at the south info@oslc-gb.org for more
please see Pastor Dave. entrance. Donations and information.
6. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
MARCH 2012
1 2
BUY YOUR TICKETS for this month’s Spice of Life Dinner. Sold at the Welcome 6p Praise band
3
Center on Sundays as well as in the church office during regular hours. Ticket 2p Gym rental
practice and meeting
7p Youth movie night
sales end on March 18.
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
7:45a Trad worship 5:45p Preschool family 7a Bible study 12p Staff meeting 4p Fish fry prep 5p Fish fry 8a Leadership retreat
9:15a Praise worship night 8a OLM meeting 3p Youth night 6p Praise band #3
9:15a Bible study 7:00 p Board of elders 9a Bible study 4p Worship 2p Gym rental
9:30a Sun school meeting 7p Choir practice 5p Dinner
10:30a Bible study 5:20p Adult Sunday, 2a
10:45a Trad worship Confirmation class Daylight Saving Time
6:30p Basketball 6:30p Worship (Spring forward)
6:30p FPU
11 Communion 12 13 14 15 16 17
Mite Box Sunday 6p Church council 7a Bible study 12p Staff meeting 6p Praise band 11a Gym rental
7:45a Trad worship 9a Bible study 3p Youth night
9:15a Praise worship 6:30p Cub scouts 4p Worship
9:15a Bible study 7p Choir practice 5p Dinner
9:30a Sun school 5:20p Adult
10:30a Bible study Confirmation class
10:45a Trad worship 6:30p Worship
6:30p Basketball 6:30p FPU
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7:45a Trad worship 7p Board of education 7a Bible study 12p Staff meeting 11a Gym rental
9:15a Praise worship 8a OLM meeting 1p Knitting group 2p Spice of Life set up
w/SS assist 9a Bible study 3p Youth night 6p Doors open for
9:15a Bible study 7p Choir practice 4p Worship Spice of Life Dinner:
9:30a Sun school 5p Dinner “An Escape through
10:30a Bible study 5:20p Adult Europe”
10:45a Trad worship Confirmation class
6:30p Basketball 6:30p Worship
6:30p FPU
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25 Communion 26 27 28 6p Praise band 2p Gym rental
Cinnamon Rolls 6:30p GBLSA board 7a Bible Study 12p Staff meeting
7:30p Praise band 6p Youth movie night
7:45a Trad worship 7p Stewardship 9a Bible Study 3p Youth night meeting and Easter egg hunt
9:15a Praise worship 6:30p Cub Scouts 4p Worship
prep
9:15a Bible study 7p Choir Practice 5p Dinner
9:30a Sun school 5:20p Adult
10:30a Bible study SPRING BREAK FOR Confirmation class
10:45a Trad worship PRESCHOOL AND 6:30p Worship
w/Holy Baptism TRINITY – 3/26 – 3/30 6:30p FPU
6:30p Basketball
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