St. Paul Lutheran Church 10792 N Co Rd 210 E, Seymour, IN 47274 Phone: (812) 522-7364 Office Email:[email protected] Web site:http://www.stpaul-borchers.org

2017

From the Pastor’s Desk (2017 is the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation, during this year, I am going to be using a series of articles that the ELCA produced so that people might have a greater understanding of the Reformation, the history, and the impact it has had over the years.)

Martin Luther’s German Bible What version of the Bible do you hear and read? Just in English, we have many to choose from. They range from translations that aim to be as accurate as possible (such as the New Revised Standard Version) to others whose main objective is to be easy to understand, even if certain details get lost. Imagine, though, if there were no Bible available in English—if such a thing didn’t exist. What if the only Bible was in a language most didn’t know and we had to rely on priests and scholars to tell us what was in the Bible? That was the situation in the Germany of Martin Luther’s time. The Bible was most commonly found in Latin, though scholars could read it in the original languages of Hebrew and Greek. An important part of Luther’s reforms was recognizing that a German Bible was needed—and then actually creating it! Sometimes things happen because it’s the right time, and that seems to be the case with Luther’s Bible. Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of printing with movable type had come along a few decades earlier and was coming into widespread use. Luther recognized the need to provide a Bible that ordinary, literate people could read. The many dialects of the German people were beginning to coalesce into a form that was widely understandable. Luther even had an artist friend, Lucas Cranach, who could provide illustrations for the Bible, aiding people’s understanding. And finally, Luther had the time to devote to the project. The dispute with the Roman Catholic hierarchy that had begun with indulgences and Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses had expanded and now came to a head with the imperial council (or “diet”) held at Worms. Luther strongly defended his writings but still was condemned as an outlaw (in addition to already being named a heretic). He could have been arrested and executed, but his prince, Frederick the Wise, “kidnapped” him in April 1521 and hid him away in the Wartburg Castle. There the reformer had little to do, so he set out to begin his translation of the Bible. He started with the New Testament. He had learned New Testament (koine) Greek, the original language, and so began with that, not Latin. Since the German language was still evolving, Luther would make trips into nearby towns to hear how people actually spoke. Luther returned to his home in Wittenberg in 1522, and within six months, his New Testament was published. After that he worked with other pastors and scholars to prepare the Old Testament. The complete Bible, with 117 woodcut illustrations, was first published in 1534. He revised it several times up until his death. Luther’s work on a German Bible was a landmark achievement. It influenced others in many countries, including England, to do the same. He brought the scriptures into the language of his people, and in so doing spread the gospel.

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March Birthdays 1 1 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4

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Thomas Hildebrand Amanda Schreier Levi Wahlstrom Joe Hoene Ella Warfield Jay Herbert Willie Hoevener Eliana Baker Lily Baker Mason Schafstall Don Rotert Chris Otte

Brett Quillen Jamie Baker Luke Lanam Scott Rosenberger Tracey Engelau Dena Schafstall Lacey Lanam Lydia Shuler Louis Wonning Beau Hoene Zoe Plummer Kitturah Weddle

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March Volunteers

Troy Claycamp Lindsay Goddard Chuck Newkirk Dakota Anderson Natalie Fish Eamon Shaw Leah Watson Bill Bryden Aden Kruse Sarah Rotert Bryce McCory Betty Hoene

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Evelyn Otte Jacque Schultheis Tyler Shaw Charlotte Rust Connie Knoke Deborah Quillen Jo McGrew Leon Seitz Ryan Cosby Heidi Wheatley Tiffiny Mansfield

April Volunteers

Greeters Roger & Delores Douglass (8:00) Ed & Terri DeVoe(10:15)

Greeters Danny & Lou Ann Hoevener (8:00) Larry & Linda Guinn (10:15)

Communion Assistants Mark Hoffmeier (8:00) Milton Otte (10:15)

Mark Rorick (8:00)

Altar Care Mar. 5—Phyllis Cupp (8:00) Linda Seitz(10:15) Mar. 12—Wanda Engelau (8:00) Teresa Browning (10:15) Mar. 19—Luci Angel (8:00) Judy Wonning (10:15) Mar. 26—Shirley Lewis (8:00) Gretchen Lawles (10:15)

Altar Care April 2—Tammi Reinbold (8:00) Linda Guinn (10:15) April 9—Doris Rorick (8:00) Molly Claycamp (10:15) April 16—Mandy Otte (8:00) Judy Wonning (10:15) April 23—Ruth Ann Newkirk (8:00) April 30—NO COMMUNION

Lectors Mar. 5—Jodi Brown (8:00) Karen Davis (10:15) Mar. 12—Ruth Ann Newkirk (8:00) Terri DeVoe (10:15) Mar. 19—Leah Otte (8:00) Leon Seitz (10:15) Mar. 26—Dot Goodwin (8:00) Laberta Otte (10:15)

Lectors April 2—Anna Holle (8:00) Judy Wonning(10:15) April 9—Lou Ann Hoevener (8:00) Ed DeVoe (10:15) April 16—Mark Hoffmeier (8:00) Kendall Alstatt (10:15) April 23—Lois Bryden (8:00) Madison Jones (10:15) April 30—Maggie Newkirk (8:00) Amy Rotert (10:15)

Acolytes Mar. 5—Hannah Baker (8:00) Eamon Shaw (10:15) Mar. 12—Jay Herbert (8:00) Brooke Schafstall (10:15) Mar. 19—Luke Lanam (8:00) Eli Lane (10:15) Mar. 26—Audrey Newkirk (8:00) Isaac Rust (10:15)

Communion Assistants Larry Guinn (10:15)

April 2—Kylie Eglen (8:00) April 9—Greta Brown (8:00) April 16—Emily Reinbold (8:00) April 23—Eliana Baker (8:00) April 30—Katie Otte (8:00)

Projectors Mar. 5—Doris Rorick (8:00) Chloe Bryden (10:15) Mar. 12—Cam Mansfield (8:00) Rachel Hildebrand (10:15 Mar. 19—Kaelen Eglen (8:00) Eli Wood (10:15) Mar. 26—Jamie Baker (8:00) Hannah Wood (10:15)

Acolytes John Harris Jr. (10:15) Eli Wood (10:15) Lexi Morris (10:15) Elizabeth Rust (10:15) Saige Plummer (10:15)

Children’s Sermon– March 5—Carolyn Jones

Projectors April 2—Erin Otte (8:00) Charlotte Rust (10:15) April 9—Doris Rorick (8:00) Chloe Bryden (10:15) April 16—Jamie Baker (8:00) Rachel Hildebrand (10:15) April 23—Kaelen Eglen (8:00) Eli Wood (10:15) April 30—Cam Mansfield (8:00) Hannah Wood (10:15)

Welcome Center—Florence Otte (8:00) Judy Wonning (10:15)

Children’s Sermon– April 2—Leah Otte Welcome Center—Shirley Lewis (8:00) Linda Seitz (10:15)

Flowers

Flowers

Mar. 5—Leah Otte Mar. 12—need volunteer Mar. 19—need volunteer Mar. 26—Sara Otte/Tammi Reinbold

April 2—need volunteer April 9—Susan Holle April 16—need volunteer April 23—need volunteer April 30—need volunteer 2

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

March 5th:

Text— Matthew 4:1-11

Today's gospel tells of Jesus’ temptation in the desert. His forty-day fast becomes the basis of our Lenten pilgrimage. In the early church Lent was a time of intense preparation for those to be baptized at the Easter Vigil. This catechetical focus on the meaning of faith is at the heart of our Lenten journey to the baptismal waters of Easter. Hungry for God’s mercy, we receive the bread of life to nourish us for the days ahead.

March 12th:

Text— John 3:1-17

During Lent we journey with all those around the world who will be baptized at the Easter Vigil. In today’s gospel Jesus tells Nicodemus that he must be born of water and Spirit. At the font we are given a new birth as daughters and sons of God. As God made a covenant with Abraham, in baptism God promises to raise us up with Christ to new life. From worship we are sent forth to proclaim God’s love for all the world.

March 19th:

Text— John 4:5-42

In today’s gospel the Samaritan woman asks Jesus for water, an image of our thirst for God. Jesus offers living water, a sign of God’s grace flowing from the waters of baptism. The early church used this gospel and those of the next two Sundays to deepen baptismal reflection during the final days of preparation before baptism at Easter. As we journey to the resurrection feast, Christ comes among us in word, bath, and meal—offering us the life-giving water of God’s mercy and forgiveness. In today’s gospel the Samaritan woman asks Jesus for water, an image of our thirst for God. Jesus offers living water, a sign of God’s grace flowing from the waters of baptism. The early church used this gospel and those of the next two Sundays to deepen baptismal reflection during the final days of preparation before baptism at Easter. As we journey to the resurrection feast, Christ comes among us in word, bath, and meal—offering us the life-giving water of God’s mercy and forgiveness.

March 26th:

Text— John 9:1-41

Baptism is sometimes called enlightenment. The gospel for this Sunday is the story of the man born blind healed by Christ. I was blind, but now I see, declares the man. In baptism God opens our eyes to see the truth of who we are: God’s beloved sons and daughters. As David was anointed king of Israel, in baptism God anoints our head with oil, and calls us to bear witness to the light of Christ in our daily lives.

CONGREGATIONAL MEETING UPDATE

CHURCH COUNCIL Chairman—Dan Holle Secretary—Amy Rosenberger Financial Secretary—Pam Huffman Elders—Bill Kidd & Howard Wente Deacons—Tyson Marshall & John Harris Treasurer—Wanda Engelau Trustees—Tony Herkamp & Chuck Newkirk

At the Annual Congregational Meeting the following items were approved:  The construction of the Columbarium  Having an intern for 2017-2018 and setting the monthly stipend at $1600  To hold one worship service at 9:00 a.m. on Memorial Day and Labor Day Any questions about these items, please talk with Pastor Steve or a council member.

Transfers in:

Tucker David McIntire, son of Ally & Bill McIntire was baptized on February 26, 2017. His sponsors are: Chris & Mallory McIntire and Molly Mason.

Paige Koop from Redeemer Lutheran Church Linda L. Claycamp from Peace Lutheran Church Welcome to St. Paul! 3

LAWN MOWING BID FORMS

WEATHER CANCELLATIONS

are located at the Welcome Center

Church services will be held no matter what the weather since Pastor Steve lives right next to the church. Please make your own decision if you want to venture out in inclement weather. WE WANT EVERYONE TO BE SAFE!

Forms must be turned in to Tony Herkamp or Chuck Newkirk no later than March 12

Borchers Breakfast Club will be cancelled if Seymour Community Schools are closed due to bad weather.

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME March 12

The devotional service on the 1st Thursday of the month will be cancelled if BBC is cancelled.

Turn your clocks ahead one hour to adjust for Daylight Savings Time.

Adult Bells will practice at

CARPET CLEANING

6:00 p.m. on Wednesdays during Lent

March 20 and 21

BOOK BUZZ

The carpets at the church and parsonage will be cleaned. We would like to minimize foot traffic at the church on those days. Thank you.

Monday, March 27 1:00 p.m. in the narthex

Sunday School Opening

Look for info. about our next book in the bulletin.

will be held on

PRAYER SHAWL

March 5 and 19

9:00-9:15 a.m. in the fellowship hall

will NOT meet in March

All youth are invited to join us for songs, prayer and celebration!

Dartball Schedule March 6 March 13

LWR Blanket Making

Borchers at Brownstown 4 Tourney at Immanuel Lutheran School

Mondays at 1:00 p.m. and Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m.

Games are on Monday nights at 8:00 p.m. Questions?? Contact Merrell Otte

in the adult Sunday School room

Ukulele Group

Blankets are made thru March for Lutheran World Relief to send to those in need all over the world.

will NOT practice until after Easter

Questions? Talk to Wanda Engelau or Olga Otte.

Help is needed!!

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FIRST COMMUNION INSTRUCTION There will be a class during the Lenten Season to provide instruction for youth prior to receiving Holy Communion. The class will be offered during the Sunday School hour (9:15 AM). The first class will be on March 5.

Lenten Services

The celebration of First Communion will be during the Maundy Thursday Service on April 13.

During the Season of Lent, we will be offering Wednesday Night services.

Any questions, please talk with Pastor Steve. The first Wednesday service:

March 1

Communion During Lent

Ash Wednesday worship at 7:00 p.m.

The season of Lent is a time of reflection upon the suffering of Jesus. Lent is also a time of preparation to celebrate Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Receiving Holy Communion is a great way to help us to focus upon Jesus’ sacrifice and His work upon the cross.

The service will include the imposition of ashes and holy communion.

The rest of the Wednesday night services will be brief (lasting about a half hour) with hymns and a short message focusing upon The Small Catechism.

By offering Holy Communion more often is a way of seeking to live out one of our core values which is spirituality. Hence, we will offer Holy Communion at both services during the entire season of Lent.

We are using the Small Catechism as our focus as part of an ongoing remembrance of the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation. The hope is that this focus upon the small catechism, a book Martin Luther wrote as a teaching tool of the faith, will help us see the significance and ongoing relevance of what happened 500 years ago. These services will begin at 7:00 PM. We are not having meals before the service. 

March 8: Ten Commandments

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March 15: Apostles’ Creed

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March 22: Lord’s Prayer

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March 29: Baptism

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April 5: Holy Communion

The First Communion class will receive their first communion on Maundy Thursday during the 7:00 pm service on April 13. There will be a Seder Supper prior to the service at 5:30 p.m. for those who have completed the class and their family members along with church members. Please sign up at the Welcome Center if you plan to attend the Seder Supper.

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Synod Assembly

GROUP MEETINGS:

will meet June 1-3, 2017 in Covington, KY

RUTH CIRCLE Thursday, March 2 at 7:00 pm at the home of Pat Otte

We are in need of 3 delegates: at least 1 female and 1 male. If you are interested, please talk to Pastor Steve.

WINGS Thursday, March 9 at 7:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall Carrie Morrison is the hostess

NEWSLETTER HELPERS

HANNAH CIRCLE Look at bulletin for details.

If you would like to help put the newsletter together, please let Michelle know. It’s usually assembled on a Monday morning before the end of the month. If you’re not able to help each month, that’s okay. Just let Michelle know when you’re available.

Thrivent Choice Dollars Thrivent Financial members who have available Choice Dollars remaining from 2016 have until March 31, 2017 to direct them. Don’t miss this opportunity to recommend that Thrivent Financial provide outreach funding to: St. Paul Lutheran Church (Borchers), Borchers Preschool, Lutheran World Relief, Habitat for Humanity, or another nonprofit of your choice. Go to Thrivent.com/thriventchoice to learn more. Or call 800-847-4836 and say “Thrivent Choice” after the prompt. If you have questions or would like local assistance, please contact Trish Tangman, congregational advocate.

March 8 6:00 p.m. at Central Christian Church 1434 W. 2nd St., Seymour Free will donation The African Children’s Choir generates hope, healing and justice for the innocent and vulnerable children of Africa caught up in areas of conflict and crisis and enables them to become ChangeMakers in Africa.

Thank you to everyone who voted for me in the Phi Beta Phi Cancer Dance Queen Contest. I raised a total of $750 with my cans placed at church and throughout the community. My personal goal was to raise around $400, so I definitely surpassed that!! Even though I didn't win, I was pleased to help raise funds for cancer research, since that has touched my own family. Hannah Wood

St. Paul Lutheran Cookbook

Thank you so much for the delicious treats and acts of kindness you shared with me while I was in rehab at the Lutheran Community Home. Thelma Goecker

Reduced price: $7 each (Was $14) Cookbooks are available in the church office. 6

St. Paul Borchers Care Team MISSION CARE/ COMMUNITY CARE: It’s amazing, how

one person’s

act of kindness can change the course of your life. Today, follow their lead. . .

Pay It Forward!! Do you remember how St. Paul-Borchers benefitted last May from United Way’s Day of Caring? So many projects were completed in the Picnic Grove and at Borchers Chapel!! More was accomplished in one Saturday than would have been completed by us all summer because United Way provided a group of volunteers who devoted themselves solely to St. Paul’s projects for an entire day. And the volunteers ENJOYED THEMSELVES while they worked!

On the Welcome Center is a handy, red, pocket or purse-sized list of general items needed for Lutheran World Relief kits. Springtime means an extra PUSH to collect items in preparation for shipping to LWR regional headquarters. Why not pick up a list and take advantage of sale items you come across? Donations are collected in the wooden box near the kitchen. Items most needed at this time include:  lightweight bath towels  4 ounce bars of soap  metal nail clippers  toothbrushes  #2 pencils Please note- A bag of #2 pencils intended for use in LWR kits is missing! If you know of its mysterious whereabouts, please let Jan Otte or Michelle know.

LET’S DO IT !!!

A loyal group of blanket-makers has been constructing and sewing together colorful quilts from donated fabrics, and other gentlyused materials. Other volunteers have been faithfully tying, or knotting the quilts to ensure their durability. These lovely quilts will be sent to Lutheran World Relief, where they will be distributed world-wide to families in crisis situations.

All skill levels are needed. Sign up at the Welcome Center if you are ready to share with others what our congregation has to offer!

VOLUNTEERS WITH SEWING MACHINES NEEDED

This year St. Paul-Borchers has a chance to “pay it forward” by forming our own team of volunteers to complete projects for others.

FOOD PANTRY

Are you able to sew a basic zigzag stitch on a sewing machine?

peanut butter and jelly

Are you willing to give a little time to make cloth diapers from old T-shirts?

Please place your donations in the wooden box in the hallway near the kitchen, or in the basket near the main entry doors. Donations are given to food pantries at Provisions, Anchor House, and Turning Point.

All materials can be provided! Diapers will be given to needy families through Lutheran World Relief. Instructions and a sample diaper can be found on the Welcome Center. Please talk to Jan Otte or Trish Tangman if you are willing to help. 7

St. Paul Borchers Care Team FRIENDLY CARE:

SENIOR CARE: Think Spring!

Spring is a great time to get out and do something fun after we’ve hibernated for many weeks!

”The Shack” a movie!! Many folks read The Shack , which was a wildly popular book a few years ago. Several people even participated in The Shack book study that was held at St. Paul.

Trish is planning 2017 Senior Outings that promise to take in some interesting sights and locations. If you have ideas for outings, please let Trish know!

There will be a movie based on the book released in theaters in early March. Trailers are available online!

Borchers Breakfast Club

Plans are underway to attend the movie as a group and meet afterwards to discuss our impressions of the movie.

Borchers Breakfast Club (BBC) meets every Thursday from 9:00 to 12:00 for breakfast, activities, and social time. YOU are welcome to join the group just for breakfast, or for the entire morning.

Watch upcoming bulletins for more information!

Praying in Color

Leftovers from weekly BBC breakfasts are available to be delivered to anyone who would appreciate this effort. If you or someone you know might like a weekly or occasional delivery, please let Joe Hoene or Trish Tangman know.

begins on Ash Wednesday March 1 6:00-6:45 p.m.

Borchers Devotions at 8:30 a.m. in the sanctuary

This year during Lent an opportunity is offered to do something different in terms of reflection and drawing nearer to God. We will explore Praying in Color: Drawing a New Path to God, a book by Sybil MacBeth.

Everyone from the congregation and the community is invited to attend the brief services held on the first Thursday of each month. Start your day off with an encouraging message from Pastor Steve!

This method of prayer which is especially helpful for people who can’t seem to sit still long enough to get past the “Our Father” or “Hello God” step, or for people who are just in need of a spark in their stagnant prayer life.

You’re also invited to the Fellowship Room after the services for a hearty breakfast, compliments of Borchers Breakfast Club.

Although this prayer method does involve using colored pencils or crayons, ABSOLUTELY NO ARTISTIC ABILITY IS NEEDED!

THANK YOU  THANK YOU  THANK YOU

If this sounds interesting to you, join us in the Adult Sunday School room on Wednesdays from March 1st through April 5th, from 6:00-6:45 p.m.

Thursday, March 2

2017 “Hot Soup in a Cold Month” chefs:

STEPHEN MINISTRY Dinner & Updates will take place Monday, March 27th at 6:30 PM

Terri DeVoe Bill & Marlis Kidd Carmen Herkamp Shirley Lewis Wayne Rust Olga Otte Jan Otte Lacey Lanam Judy Wonning YOU WON THE HEARTS OF SOME VERY APPRECIATIVE FOLKS !!!

All Stephen Ministers and their families are invited. Please let Trish know how many will be attending so arrangements can be made for the catered meal. 8

St. Paul’s Youth and Family Ministries LUTHER LEAGUE/ MISSION TRIP YOUTH

God Squad

Luther League met in February to work on the Mission Trip fundraising. We will meet on Sunday, March 5 at 6:30 for our next Bible Study at the church. We will be eating with God’s Squad at 6:00 if you would like to join. There is a sign up for the meal at the Welcome Center, otherwise just come at 6:30.

March 5 4:00-6:30 p.m. God Squad is designed for participants of Grades K -5. The program is designed to help your children grow spiritually in a Christian atmosphere.

JR. HIGH

Our theme this month: God gives us wisdom We will learn how God has given Joseph wisdom to lead Egypt through famine.

Jr High Youth will meet on Sunday, March 5 at 4:00 for a Bible Study Hangout time. Upcoming dates to mark your calendar is the Hiding of the Easter Eggs on Saturday, April 15 at 9:00 .

Meal will be: chicken nuggets, tater tots, green beans, and cupcakes

TWEENERS

REMINDER:

Luther League and Jr. High youth coming for the meal need to sign up at the Welcome Center.

Tweeners will have a glow in the dark party on March 11 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. Wear white or brightly colored shirts. Pizza and drinks will be provided! Please sign up in the church office or message Tyler if you plan to join.

Any questions, talk to Tyler Claycamp.

DAYCAMP COUNSELOR

KID’S BELLS

This year we will be holding interviews for those interested in being a Daycamp Counselor. You need to provide a basic resume which includes job experience (especially with kids). No references are needed. Resumes are due to Carolyn by Friday, March 10. Interviews will be held the last week of March.

Kid’s Bells and Kid’s Praise Group will NOT be practicing during Lent.

KID’S PRAISE Kid’s Praise will practice during God Squad on March 5, but will not sing in March.

JOYFUL FOR JESUS

Youth & Family Ministry staff:

Joyful for Jesus will practice on Sunday, April 9 at 11:30. We will sing at both services on Easter Sunday, April 16.

Carolyn Jones: Cell Phone: 521-0281 [email protected]

PRESCHOOL CHAPEL

Tyler Claycamp (Intern): Cell Phone 216-7027 [email protected]

Preschool Chapel will be held on Wednesday, March 29 at 9:30. Preschool Grandparents Day is Wednesday, March 1 at 10:00. 9

March 2017 Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

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9:00 am Preschool 9:00 am Blanket Making 10:00 am Preschool Grandparents Day 6:00 pm Praying in Color 6:00 pm Adult Bells 7:00 pm Ash Wednesday Service

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Adult Bells play 8:00 am Communion 9:00 am Sunday School Opening 9:15 am Sunday School 9:15 am First Communion Class 10:15 am Communion 11:45 am Confirmation 4:00 pm God Squad 4:30 pm Jr. High Bible Study 5:45 pm Kid’s Praise 6:00 pm Meal 6:30 pm Luther League Bible Study

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Daylight Savings Time

Lawn Mowing bids due 8:00 am Communion 9:15 am Sunday School 9:15 am First Communion Class 10:15 am Communion

PASTOR AT VIA DE CRISTO

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Newsletter Deadline 8:00 am Communion 9:00 am Sunday School Opening 9:15 am Sunday School 9:15 am First Communion Class 10:15 am Communion

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Adult Bells play 8:00 am Communion 9:15 am Sunday School 9:15 am First Communion Class 10:15 am Communion

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9:00 am Preschool

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9:00 am Preschool 9:00 am Blanket Making

Thu

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8:30 am Devotions in Sanctuary 9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club

Fri

Sat

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9:00 am Preschool

7:00 pm Ruth Circle

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9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club

Daycamp Counselor resumes due 9:00 am Preschool

1:00 pm Blanket Making

PASTOR AT VIA DE CRISTO 8:00 pm Dartball at Brownstown

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9:00 am Preschool

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6:00 pm Praying in Color 6:00 pm Adult Bells 7:00 pm Lenten Service

7:00 pm WINGS

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9:00 am Preschool 9:00 am Blanket Making

6:30 pm Tweeners Glow in the Dark party

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9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club

9:00 am Preschool

1:00 pm Blanket Making

TRISH ON VACATION 7:00 pm Church Council TBA Dartball Tourney at Immanuel

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NO PRESCHOOL

6:00 pm Praying in Color 6:00 pm Adult Bells 7:00 pm Lenten Service

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1:00 pm Blanket Making

CARPET CLEANING

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1:00 pm Blanket Making 1:00 pm Book Buzz

6:30 pm Stephen Ministry

NO PRESCHOOL 9:00 am Blanket Making

9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club

NO PRESCHOOL

1:30 pm Clothing Center

CARPET CLEANING

9:00 am Preschool

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6:00 pm Praying in Color 6:00 pm Adult Bells 7:00 pm Lenten Service

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9:00 am Preschool 9:00 am Blanket Making 9:30 am Preschool Chapel 6:00 pm Praying in Color 6:00 pm Adult Bells 7:00 pm Lenten Service

9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club

9:00 am Preschool

PALM SUNDAY - April 9 Worship at 8:00 & 10:15 a.m. Sunday School at 9:15 a.m.

MAUNDY THURSDAY—April 13 Seder Meal at 5:30 p.m. Worship Service at 7:00 p.m.

GOOD FRIDAY—April 14 Worship Service at 7:00 p.m.

EASTER SUNDAY—April 16

Sunrise Service led by Luther League at 6:30 a.m. Breakfast served by Luther League at 7:15 a.m. Worship Service at 8:00 a.m. Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. Worship Service at 10:15 a.m.