Entertaining Strangers
Greetings, in the Name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!
By the Lord’s grace, Our Savior is blessed each week with a
number of guests and visitors who make the decision and the effort to
come and worship with us.
Not all of our guests are relatives from out of town of our
members. Right now, particularly, there is a number
of
Louisville people with Lutheran backgrounds going around checking out
churches. And we have seen many in worship at both
of our
services.
Why that activity right now? Recently the ELCA
(Evangelical
Lutheran Church of America) approved the ordination of homosexual
pastoral candidates. For many traditional Lutherans in the
ELCA,
this was one step too far. Many of these Lutherans are now
considering leaving the congregation that may have been their
family’s home church for generations.
For those who feel that their church has lost its moorings we can only
pray that they can find peace and a home somewhere else within the
family of Christ. For Lutherans in such straits, we
might
pray that they might find that home within our denomination, perhaps
even here at Our Savior.
And on that score I feel some praise is in order. Sometimes I
see
a few unfamiliar faces at the altar, and I wonder if they are somehow
related to the members standing at communion with them.
(Sometimes there is a real family resemblance!)
But recently, as I’ve been greeting people after a service,
members have been bringing visitors to me saying, “Pastor I
want
you to meet these people I’ve just met who are visiting with
us
today!” And then they introduce the visitors to
me.
Praise the Lord!! That’s God’s
Spirit at work!
What a blessing it must be for those guests to feel so cared for, that
our members would take the time not just to say
“Hi,” but
ask their names and introduce them to others including the
pastors. I hope and pray that our local “church
shoppers” might find that kind of welcome from us.
And I
pray that God’s Spirit would continue to work in you as He
has!
In Him,
Pastor Fausel
Faith and 3 Nails
A while back I was talking to a friend in another state and she were
complaining about some person who had given her a hard time about her
faith. She informed me that towards the end of her
conversation,
this person said to her, “You’re just so pious all
the
time.” To which I asked her, “Did you
thank
them?”
It seems too often today that much of society wants to take certain
words and turn their definitions totally around. Making these
certain words appear to have negative connotations instead.
Now
this may sound like a fairly small deal but quite often, it’s
the
small things that have the most profound effect, whether for good or
for evil. Just look what three nails did for us.
May God continue to bless your walk with Him.
Pastor Adam Kuder
pi·ous adjective: 1. Having or exhibiting religious
reverence;
earnestly compliant in the observance of religion; devout.
What’s Happening at
School
Several major activities involving school families are scheduled this
month. First of all, we invite all school and congregational
families to attend our annual Fall Festival on Saturday, October 10,
from 12-4 PM. The day will include food, fellowship, games, crafts, and
fun for all ages.
The month ends with our annual Book Fair which begins on Wednesday,
October 21 and runs through Friday, October 23. The books
will be
on display in the gymnasium during the hours our teachers are meeting
with parents for their end of the first quarter conferences;
Wednesday afternoon from 3:30-8:30, Thursday from 12 – 8:30
PM,
and Friday from 9 AM until Noon. All are welcome to visit and
purchase from the fair. Proceeds are used to enhance our
library
collection.
On Monday and Tuesday, October 26 & 27, our faculty will be
traveling to Indianapolis to join with the other teachers in the
Indiana District for our annual Teachers’
Conference.
Teachers will be choosing from over 50 sectionals for presentations
that will improve their classroom and our school as a whole.
One
of the great joys of these conferences is the worship time when over
600 professional church workers join together to celebrate
God’s
great love for us. Those worship times together help
encourage us
as we bring that same message to our classrooms each day.
It’s not too early to begin telling your friends and
neighbors
about our annual recruitment Open House scheduled for Sunday, November
15, from 2-4 PM. It has certainly been evident to me that
many
have been inviting others to learn about our school.
This
”word-of-mouth” advertising is still the best way
we have
of recruiting new students to this outstanding Christian Educational
Ministry.
A special congratulation goes out to Mrs. Karen Tate, Computer and
Spanish teacher, who has successfully completed her colloquy and earned
a Lutheran Teacher’s Diploma. This is a very
special
accomplishment and worthy of much praise. “Well
done, Mrs.
Tate!”
In Christ,
Martin A. Brieschke
Shaken, Not Stirred
"Peace
I leave with you; my peace I
give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let
your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid."
John 14.27
Through Jesus you can also experience genuine peace within
yourself. Internal peace is a sense of wholeness,
contentment,
tranquility, order, rest, and security. Although nearly
everyone
longs for this kind of peace, it eludes most people. Genuine
internal peace cannot be directly obtained through our own efforts; it
is a gift that God gives only to those who believe in his Son and obey
his commands (I John 3:21-24). In other words, internal peace
is
a by-product of righteousness....
Taken from The Peacemaker: A
Biblical Guide to Resolving Personal Conflict
by Ken Sande, Updated Edition (Grand Rapids, Baker Books,
2003) p.
46
Food for Thought
When it comes to peace, whose definition are you using?
The world defines peace as the absence of conflict. No more
war,
no more injustice, no more -- you fill in the blank. Jesus
defines peace as the presence of the Comforter, right in the middle of
wars and rumors of wars. Remember? His peace is not
as the
world gives/defines.
As Jesus speaks to his disciples in John 14, notice his
target:
"Do not let your hearts..." He is speaking about their internals, if
you will. Ken's emphasis in this passage from The Peacemaker
is
also on an internal peace, not necessarily an external one.
Miss
that difference and you miss an important peace.
Jesus' desire is that those hearts not be troubled. A little
investigation into that word troubled and you'll find that one of the
primary meanings is to be stirred. Imagine a huge pitcher of
sugar-induced, southern iced tea. Now picture mama's hand
coming
up with a long wooden spoon, sticking it down in the middle of that
pitcher, and swirling it around. That's the image
here.
Jesus does not want their hearts to be stirred, as in something coming
in and stirring them internally.
Jesus was well aware of what was to come, and he was trying to relay
that to his friends. Phrases like, "the world will not see me
anymore," "the world will hate you," and "anyone who kills you will
think he is offering a service to God," no doubt shook the
disciples. It wasn't just about to get hot in the kitchen;
the
whole house was about to burn down. The peace that Jesus was
giving to his disciples was internal, not external. He wasn't
trying to keep them from being shaken, but rather from being
stirred. "My prayer is not that you take them out of the
world
but that you protect them from the evil one." (John 17.15). Placing our
trust in him and his goodness and his righteousness allows us to "keep
on keepin' on" even when the earth's foundations are shaking.
In Christ,
Paul Nickel
Family Devotions. . .
Dear friends in Christ,
When I was young, my family, though active in their church and Sunday
School, didn’t have a regular family devotion time at home.
We
tried several times, but it never turned into a regular habit. When
Becky and I started our own family, we decided that having a devotion
time was something we needed to start. We began having regular evening
devotions at supper time, reading from a simple child’s
devotional book called “Little Visits with God,”
put out by
CPH.
Each story is told from the Bible, paraphrasing just enough to make it
easy for a young child to understand, while still being true to many of
the words and all the meaning in the real Bible. At the end of each
short story is a short list of questions. We often try to memorize the
Bible verse after the devotion. As our girls have gotten
older,
we have also occasionally added the Sunday School periodical,
“My
Devotions” into the mix, although it is more applicable to
Hannah’s age.
After we read and discuss the Scripture and lesson, I close in prayer
and we have dessert. We sometimes will sing a familiar song that is
applicable to the lesson, (especially if it is one their music teacher
is teaching them!)
What began as something that felt awkward now feels like the most
natural thing in the world. And if I forget, I am quickly
reminded, “Umm, Daddy….devotions?”
Family devotions. Just do ‘em! Once they become a habit,
you’ll discover they are some of the most precious memories
in
the world to plant in your children’s hearts.
Hope to see you in worship!
Scott Kamman
Train
a child in the way he should
go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.
Proverbs
22:6
Your word is a lamp to my feet and a
light for my path.
Psalm 119:105
Jesus said, "Let the little children
come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs
to such as these." Matthew
19:14
My son, keep my words and store up my
commands within you. Keep my commands and you will live;
guard my
teachings as the apple of your eye. Bind them on your
fingers;
write them on the tablet of your heart.
Proverbs 7:1-3
Lutheran Witness Subscriptions
If you would like to order a subscription for the 2010 Lutheran
Witness, please submit a completed form along with payment to the
church office. The deadline is October 26. Forms
are
located on the church bulletin board.
Youth Activities--Dates and
Events to Remember
October 4: Jr. High time - right after late service
until 2PM
October 11: c & t 6-9 P.M at the Kuder’s
October 18: Sr. High A.B.S. right after late service until 4 PM
October 24: Jr. High, Sr. High, and c & t trip out to the
“Corn Stalk Maze” (drivers needed) - meet
at church
at 6 PM
Coming in November on the 6-8: Sr. High Retreat
Portals of Prayer
Portals of Prayer is a Lutheran personal and family daily devotional
book. Beginning this Quarter (Oct-Dec), a special thank you to a
generous member who has provided copies of Portals of Prayer for
members of the congregation. Please only take one per family
so
that every family may have a copy if they desire. They are available in
the church lobby and in the narthex. If you cannot locate a copy,
please contact the church office.
Adult Bible Study
Sunday Mornings, after October 25th
Pastor’s “Peacemakers” Bible Class and
Sermon Series
will be ending on Sunday, October 25. RALLY DAY #2 will take
place in the sanctuary on November 1, during the Sunday school/Bible
class hour. This will be a time not only for children but for all
adults as well, to celebrate and praise for the opportunities for young
and old to grow in our faith through the study of God’s Word.
It
will also be a time when adults will be presented with information
about the classes that will be available on Sunday mornings beginning
November 8th and you can meet and talk with those who will be leading
those classes. More information in November’s newsletter.
Golden Oldies
Creation Museum Trip (Open to All)
Golden Oldies sponsored trip to the Creation Museum is on Monday,
October 19. If you have signed up, meet at church at 8:15 AM, to
check-in and load the bus. We will return to church at 4:30
PM. There are still a few spaces available on the bus so
contact
Sue Kendt, 254-1612, if you are interested. Cost is $30 for
age
60+ and $34 for adults.
Music Notes
Our
Savior’s Fall Music Program
has begun, but it is not too late to get involved! We have
many
opportunities for service for those of you who have been blessed with
musical talent and wish to use it for God’s glory.
This is
a great way to not only serve the Lord, but also do something that you
enjoy. Please feel free to give our groups a try!
We’d love to have you. Talk to Scott Kamman about
any of
the opportunities at
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. Here are our musical
offerings:
Our
Savior Adult Choir is
meeting on Thursday evenings from 7:30 PM to 8:45 PM in the music
room. Anyone, high school age or older, is welcome to join
us. This is a great way to use your talents in an enjoyable
way. We are especially in need of male singers.
Come join
us! If you are unable to commit singing regularly there are
opportunities to sing for special times, such as Christmas, Easter, or
Passion Week.
Contemporary
Worship Teams
still graciously welcome any musician or singer who is interested in
using his or her talent to help us in our contemporary worship. We are
in special need of guitar players! If you would like to sing or play on
a regular basis, talk to Scott Kamman. Time commitment depends
solely on you, as little or as much as you desire.
Adult
Handbell Choir is meeting
on Thursday evenings at 6:30 PM before choir rehearsal, in the choir
room. Anyone, high school age or older, is welcome to join
us. Basic music note reading ability is our only
requirement. If you’ve played handbells before, we
could
use you!!
Children’s
Handbell Choir
is for any child from Our Savior Lutheran Church or School in grades
4-8 who has an interest in playing and has some music reading skills.
We are practicing after school from 3:30 - 4:30 PM in the music room,
with beginners meeting on Wednesdays and returning advanced ringers on
Tuesdays.
Our
Savior Lutheran School Band
is for our school children in grades 3 and above. Inquire in
the
school office for more information.
Answer
to the September quiz:
The hymn encourages us to “Lift high his royal banner; It
must
not suffer loss” is “Stand Up, Stand Up for
Jesus.”
October
quiz: Which hymn
includes this prayer: “Give us lips to sing Thy
glory,
tongues Thy mercy to proclaim, throats that shout the hope that fills
us, mouths to speak Thy holy name”?
Instrumentalists
are always
welcome to participate in worship, either by assisting in the
accompanying of the hymns or playing special music for the worship
service.
Wanted:
Guitar players!
Fret masters If you are out there, know that we are still in need of
volunteers to help us out at our contemporary worship
services.
If you would like to play on a regular basis, talk to Scott Kamman
(426-1130). Time commitment depends solely on you, as little
or
as much as you desire. We need you!
Chapel
worship: Everyone
is invited to worship with the school children each week as they gather
for chapel on Wednesdays at 8:45 AM in the sanctuary. It is an
excellent opportunity for midweek worship. Come and join us!
Oct. 7 - Grades 1 & 4
Oct. 14 - Mr. Brieschke
Oct. 21 - Grade 7
Oct. 28 - Pastor Fausel
This Month’s Worship
Notes
Q:
Look at the stained glass
window hanging in the upstairs elevator lobby. What is the
significance of Luther’s Coat of Arms?
A:
Luther’s Coat of
Arms is a cross within a heart, resting on a rose representing Christ,
surrounded by a gold circle. The cross in the heart signifies
that faith in Christ crucified within our heart saves us. The
heart is on a white rose to show that faith gives peace and
joy.
The rose is on a sky-blue background to show that our joy now is a
small taste of the future joy of heaven. The gold circle
indicates that joy in heaven is endless and more precious than gold.
Sunday School Information
Thank you for an awesome Rally Day and a successful Sunday School! We
are off to a great start and I am so thrilled for this year!
We
are continuing to J-walk through the fall as we learn what is means for
us to walk like Jesus. We have so many exciting things happening with
Our Savior Sunday School; come join us so you don’t miss
out! Classrooms are in competition for a Breakfast
party!
Earn points for your class just be attending Sunday School weekly and
if you bring a friend, offering, catch someone-J-walking you earn
additional points.
We are raising funds, with OSLS Chapel, to buy a bike for two pastors
in Africa. Some African pastors have to cover areas the size
of
Rhode Island, using only dirt roads or foot paths, spending many hours
walking for days from home. With a bike, he can cover more
ground
and spread the Good News of Jesus even faster! Offering envelopes are
available from your teacher; remember to take them home and to bring
them back with a little something extra.
October
7: Sunday School
Teachers: Next Sunday School Teachers Meeting is October 7 at 7
PM. All teachers, substitutes, and helpers are encouraged to
attend.
November
1: Rally Day 2:
Everyone (children &adults) are invited to join us as we learn
of
the Bible Studies that will begin.
Operation
Christmas Child:
Start saving your shoeboxes today, as we begin to gather items for the
boxes. Watch for information in the weekly announcements and
in
next month’s newsletter.
Children’s
Christmas Program:
If anyone is interested in helping out with the Christmas Sunday School
program, please contact Liz Nickel, 415-6838.
Helping a Soldier in
Afghanistan
The church office has received names and addresses of several soldiers
who are fighting in Afghanistan who do not receive mail or
care-packages. If you would like to receive a name with which to
correspond or send a care package, please contact the church office.
This is a great outreach ministry for children to participate.
Men’s Ministry
Breakfast
There will not be a Bible Study and breakfast this month due to the
retreat.
Entertainment Books
Entertainment books are available for $20 each, in the church
office. They have some great coupons for many local
restaurants;
businesses and family activities.
Dining Out Together (DOT)
On October 17, the group will be gathering at Bruce’s
Smokehouse
Ball Park Grill, located at 10317 Watterson Trail. The group grows each
month and what is missing is you. Please join us for the
food,
fun, and the fellowship.
Expired Drug Toss
On October 9 from 10 AM to 2 PM, community agencies will collect
expired medications, at Middletown Christian Church, 500 North
Watterson Trail, 40243. Please place all tablets and capsules
(over- the-counter or prescription) into a large plastic bag and then
place bottled liquids, tubes or vials of medication into another
zip-lock bag. REMEMBER to mark out any personal
information
on the bottles. By dropping off your medications in this
manner
you are protecting our drinking and ground waters. Tossing
medications into the trash or into the toilet, creates drinking and
ground water contamination. Expired medications DO NOT manage
your health condition for which they were prescribed and can harm
you. Please take time to review your medications and collect
those you no longer use and those which are expired. NO
SHARPS
will be accepted.
Circuit Reformation Service
The annual Kentuckiana Circuit Reformation service this fall will be
held at Grace Lutheran, New Albany, IN, on Sunday, October
25.
The guest preacher will be Dr. Kenneth Klaus, Lutheran Hour
speaker. Pastor Klaus has 28 years experience as a parish
pastor.
Before taking the Speaker's microphone, he was administrative pastor of
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Dallas, Texas. He served the
International Lutheran Laymen's League (the same organization as
Lutheran Hour Ministries) as its pastoral advisor from 1996 to 2000. We
will be having a combined choir that afternoon. Choirs from
sister churches in our circuit are being asked to come and
sing.
Watch the bulletin announcements for information about the
choir’s rehearsal time. All Our Savior singers are
invited
to come and sing with us. See Scott Kamman if you’d
like to
participate.
ChristCare Training and Groups
Our current class of ChristCare Leader trainees will be completing
their training on October 20. Sherri Trotter, Chris Francik and Caron
Fausel will be commissioned into their new ministry positions on
Sunday, November 8. Along with their commissioning, current Leaders and
Equippers will be rededicated into their ongoing ministries in
ChristCare. This will be a time to thank and praise and celebrate what
God has been accomplishing in and through our ChristCare Groups. That
means some new ChristCare groups will begin forming during the
beginning of November. If you are interested in becoming a part of a
Christ Care Group contact a group leader or Charles or Marsha Puckett,
473-1691.
All of our ChristCare Groups will be participating this fall and winter
in a follow up study to the sermon series and Bible class that Pastor
Fausel has been conducting. Blessed
Are The Peacemakers is a
six-session Biblical Equipping study
that reviews the basic teachings of Scripture regarding peacemaking.
With the Gospel clearly articulated in each lesson, this study is
written from a distinctly Lutheran perspective. This small group study
will reinforce concepts Pastor Fausel has introduced and expand our
understanding of what it means to live a peacemakers lifestyle. This
study will also be offered on Sunday mornings for people who are not
currently participating in a ChristCare Group.
ChristCare Groups
JON
(Jahnke/Oberhaus/Next)
Focus: Anyone needing Christ’s love in their life (Couples or
singles)
Leaders: Ginny Jahnke/Luther Oberhaus
C2P2—ChristCare’s
Proud Parents
Focus: Parents of Elem./Middle School Children
Leader: Scott Kamman
Meets: 1st Friday & 3rd Sunday at 6 PM, monthly
YTK
Focus: Young Families
Leaders: David & Leah Robison
Meets: Every other Friday at 7 PM
Soul Food
Focus: Anyone interested in in-depth Bible Study
Leaders: Mark & Pat Otten
A Mother’s Heart
Focus: Women with children away at college
Leader: Ginny Cunningham
Seniors Sharing Our Faith
Focus: All Seniors
Leader: Norm Kendt
Prayer Partners
Leader: Sheila Hildebrandt
Meets: Every Tuesday, at 4 PM
Single Seniors for Women
Leader: Emily Hayes
Meets: 3rd Wednesday of month at 3:30 PM
If you are interested in joining one of these ChristCare groups please
contact the individual leaders or Paul Nickel.
Fall Women’s Retreat
Ladies, Camp Lakeview is offering a fantastic Women’s Retreat
on
October 9-11, with special guest speaker Jan Burnette. Her topic for
the weekend will be Beside Still Waters, based on Psalm 23. A
list is on the bulletin board for those who would like to
carpool. To register or for more information contact them,
1-812-342-4815 or on-line at
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. Registration forms
are also located on the Women’s Bulletin board.
Blood Drive
Be a donor at our BLOOD DRIVE on Wednesday, October 7, from 1:30 - 6:30
PM in the Fellowship Hall, with walk-ins welcome. The Red
Cross
has given us a goal of 25 units. School parents who donate
may
vote for the grade that their child attends. The grade
generating
the most units will be awarded an ice cream treat. One unit
benefits three (3) different individuals, so your life-saving gift is
important. Help make this drive a success!
Fall Festival
Saturday, October 10 from 12-4 PM
The day will include food, fellowship, games, crafts, and fun for all
ages. Advance tickets will be on sale at 5 tickets for a $1
and
at the door 4 tickets for a $1. Watch for additional
information
in the announcements and Panther Tales. Proceeds will benefit the
school.
EACM News
During the month of October the food collections will be taken to our
sister congregation, Redeemer. All non-perishable food items
and
daily toiletry and household items are needed. During the
month
of August they served a total of 301 people, which was a
record.
WINTER COATS and winter clothing (gloves, hats, scarves, mittens,
boots, etc. WILL ALSO BE COLLECTED - new or gently used.
Deadline
for coats to be collected is NOVEMBER 15. There will be a box in the
Fellowship Hall for the coats.
Coming Soon THANKSGIVING BASKETS: Watch the Sunday announcements and in
the church lobby for the baskets. Lists will also be
available
for the items needed for the baskets. If you prefer, you may
also
submit a check, made out to NVP for Thanksgiving Baskets, then someone
will shop for you. Last year we gathered 30 baskets.
ANGEL TREE: In November we will also begin collecting for the
Angel Tree. Donations include clothing (tops, shirts, pants,
underwear, socks, etc.) for children and adults, personal items
(wallets, purses etc.), bath and bed linens, toys and other items that
will brighten the Christmas of those less fortunate. The need
is
greater this year that ever before. Please consider making a
donation.
Men’s Retreat
Find Yourself and God’s Glory in Nature!
October 16-17 (Friday-Saturday) at the Lose’s Farm.
Contact
Paul Nickel for a map. Sign up outside of Paul
Nickel’s
Office. We will meet at church on Friday at 4 PM and carpool.
The
cost is $20 for the three meals. Please bring your Pillow,
Sleeping Bags, Bibles, Flashlights, & Bug Repellent.
Join us for a day and a half of hiking, campfires, good food and
self-exploration. Revel in the Lord’s Creation!
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Birth or adoption of a child. Adjusting your budget is important. So is
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Inheritance. Many people plan for their deaths, but often overlook the
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appropriately tapping one’s financial assets in retirement
are
key needs.
Whatever life changes you’ve experienced, talking with a
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Building Keys
If anyone has a key to the church or school building, we are asking for
you to contact Sharon in the church office, 426-1130 or Jim
Snyder. An accurate record of those who possess a key is
needed,
do not assume that someone is aware that you have a key, so please take
a minute. Thank you for your cooperation.
Papa’s Corner
The month of October has been designated for Pastor
Appreciation.
This month I would like to put out a call to all members of the
congregation to consider becoming a Prayer Partner for each of our
Pastors. Please consider committing to one day a month to
pray
for either of our Pastors. This would mean 30-31 people for
each
one. The idea is that each person would pick a date, say the
5th
of each month, and they would commit to specifically lifting up either
Pastor Fausel or Pastor Kuder on that date every month for a
year. In this way, we can support our Pastors by praying for
God
to cover them with His grace, to inspire their words for writing their
sermons, for protection from temptation, for wisdom to shepherd our
congregation, for discernment for God’s will for our
ministries,
etc. In our SMP process we committed to
“pray about
everything” in our church, and to pray for our spiritual
leaders
seems like a very good place to start that prayer commitment!
If
you are interested, please contact Sheila Hildebrandt at
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Trunk or Treat
Coming Soon! Mark your calendar!
Our October Fun and Fellowship Night
Saturday, October 24, 2009
5-8 PM
Our First Annual Trunk or Treat! Good food and fun for all.
- Kids and families, come in
your best costume and trick or treat
at church with people you know and trust. (no gory costumes, please)
- Church and school families,
park your vehicle in the church
parking lot and hand out goodies to the costumed visitors.
- Decorate your
vehicle! Vehicles will be judged for prizes.
- If you plan to park your
vehicle and participate, please sign up
in the church lobby. Don’t forget to buy plenty of
candy!
- A great opportunity to
invite your friends, relatives, or
neighbors to Our Savior!
- Watch for more details
coming up in the Panther Tale and church
announcements.
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