Faith Partners – A New Ministry of Our SaviourMembers of our team include Alissa Gunning, David...

“Faith Partners – A New Ministry of Our Saviour’s” Helping Churches Take a Team Approach to Alcohol and Drug Issues

A few months ago a new ministry began at Our Saviour’s. It’s focused on addressing alcohol/drug issues Why should our church address alcohol/drug issues? In both congregation and community whole families are hurt by alcohol and drug problems every day. There were over 55,000 opioid deaths last year and over 88,000 from alcohol. These problems also impact our church. In a recent survey of 199 worshippers at Our Sav-iour’s (N=134), 49% of respondents said that they were currently affected by or concerned about the alcohol/drug use of someone close. Shouldn’t our church focus on spiritual issues? Every dependency is mental, emotional and physical. But, at its heart, dependency is about the darkness of putting a false god in God's place. The drug becomes the core value and ulti-mately the purpose of the person’s life. That’s true of alcohol, other drugs, food, work, gam-bling, codependency and so on. When we look at all the possible dependencies, virtually all of us are affected by this spiritual issue. Don’t we already have AA meetings at Church? Yes. We host Twelve Step meetings and several members of our team are engaged in Twelve Step recovery, but AA and Alanon are not ministries of our Church. Our Saviour’s has its own role to play in recovery and prevention. Some of us wanted our church to play its full role. Our Vision is for alcohol and drug dependence to become a casserole disease. Imagine that everyone is just as comfortable bringing casseroles to a family whose mother is in alcohol/drug treatment as one whose mother is hospitalized for cancer. Our team’s mission is to walk with Christ and neighbor healing brokenness together by ad-dressing alcohol and drug issues. Who is on this team? And how can I get involved? Members of our team include Alissa Gunning, David Grabarkewitz, DeAnn Cudly, Gidge Schmidt, Janet Schmidt, Jeff Hoadley, Jim Germer, Marty Rus, and Otto Schultz. We meet every other Friday at 6:00 p.m. in the Founders Room. Our next meetings are November 1 and 15. Please feel free to contact Otto Schultz [email protected] 402-770-1974 about your interest or concerns. ~The Faith Partners Team

OSLC | November 2019

“To walk with Christ and neighbor, healing brokenness together.”

In this Issue... From the Pastor…………….1 Specials…..…...……….….....2 Announcements…………...3 Calendar…………….…..….…4 Prayers/Worship…………..6 Celebrations………………….6 Worship Schedule………...6 Sharing Our Talents…….…7 Spiritual Practice……...…..8

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church 1200 S. 40th Street

Lincoln, NE 68510

402-483-4126 | osllincoln.org

Readings

November 2-3 All Saints Weekend Daniel 7:1-3, 15-18 Ephesians 1:11-23

Luke 6:20-31

November 9-10 Job 19:23-27a

2 Thessalonians 2:1-5, 13-17 Luke 20:27-38

November 16-17

Malachi 4:1-2a 2 Thessalonians 3:6-13

Luke 21:5-19

November 23-24 Chris the King Weekend

Jeremiah 23:1-6 Colossians 1:11-20

Luke 23:33-43

Fundraising for OSLC Youth

This Month’s Opportunity: November 10

2nd Sunday of each month From 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

at BOTH Don & Millie’s locations When you order, tell the cashier you are there for Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Youth and 20% of what you spend on food & drinks will go to our OSLC Youth.

November 2019 | Tidings 1

Open Invitation—Open Conversation Greetings! The monthly spiritual practice articles will resume once my hand is finished healing. In the meantime, I would like to invite you into one-on-one conversation about all things related to my position as Director of Social Ministry. I am interested in getting to know you and in hearing your thoughts on this important ministry. Here are some conversation starters: The Feast Program – likes, dislikes, questions – what do you want to know? Why did I apply for this job? How did my education and career histories prepare me for this ministry? What ministries are part of the outreach portion of this positon? What ministries would you like to see as part of the in-reach portion of this positon? What do you want me to know about you? What gifts do you have that can be used to support in-reach and/or outreach? What social justice issues are important to you? What do you want to know about my position? Or any questions you have that aren’t on this list. All questions or topics about Social Ministry are welcome. While my door is always open to you, the time it will take for my hand to heal provides a great opportunity to schedule an appointment to visit with me. I am very much interested in what you have to say! To schedule a time, you can call me at 402-483-4126 – email [email protected] – or as some of you have done al-ready, stop by if you see me in the office. I look forward to getting to know you and hearing about what is important to you.

Alissa Gunning |Director of Social Ministries/Spiritual Director |Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, November 2019

mailto:[email protected]

Date November 2 & 3 November 9 & 10 November 16 & 17 November 23 & 24

Altar Flowers Wally Albers, in memory of Barbara:

wife & mother

Patti & Jonathan Jensen, in memory of Lila Grego-

ry-Stout

OPEN OPEN

Altar Guild Deb & Steve Startzer, Gary & Wanda Hein, Cindy & Dan Rudolph

FEAST Meal Provider OSLC St. Andrew’s Kitchen Dedication Lunch Holiday Meal

Meals on Wheels Jim & Jeanette Wagner Elsa & Anna OPEN Jodi & Diane

Staff & Leaders

Pastor: Tobi White [email protected]

Director of Discipleship: Karrie Lickliter [email protected]

Director of Social Ministries: Alissa Gunning—[email protected]

Director of Worship, Music & Arts: Julie Cross—[email protected]

Office Manager/Bookkeeper: Laura Pester—[email protected]

Director of Food & Sustainability: Lindsey Engel

Assistant Organist: Jan Malone Bell Choir Director: Krista Connelly

Choir Accompanist: Lila Revesz Sexton: Jeff Hoadley

[email protected]

Nursery Attendant: Mandy Nesheim

Council President: Mike Rapp [email protected]

Vice President: Judd Chatelain

Council Secretary: Patti Horstman

Council Treasurer: Denise Essman [email protected]

Council Property Steward: Kent Reinhard

Congregational Care Team Mission Advocate:

Alice Timm

Stewardship Team Mission Advocate: Courtney Eizmann

Outreach Ministry Team Mission Advocate:

Wanda Hein

Faith Formation Team Mission Advocate:

Leif Nesheim

OSL Foundation President: Gary Hein —[email protected]


Sharing Our Talents Altar Flower sign-up is near the front doors (cost is $29). Meals on Wheels sign-up is also near the front doors, next to the flower chart. Hospitality sign-up is distributed during the previous week’s worship. You can also sign at the office up during the week.

OSLC Leadership

Mission Statement

“Called and compelled by our

hope in Jesus Christ, we em-

power our community to

care, learn, teach, lead, and

serve.”

Hospitality Leaders

5:30 OPEN 8:15 Chris: [email protected] Jeff: [email protected] 10:45 Mary & Rita ‘addieminn’: [email protected] Stu & Denise: [email protected] Jay & Kim: [email protected]

Altar Guild Leaders

Jen Y.: [email protected] Lisa D.: [email protected]

2 Tidings | November 2019

Finally!

The celebration luncheon is now scheduled for Sunday, November 17, following the late service (barring any further delays). The kitch-en will be blessed and dedicated at all services that weekend.

In preparation for this celebration, we’ll need all hands on deck to help us get the kitchen up to service-ready standards! The planned completion date is Nov. 15, so mark your calendars for a kitchen prep day on Saturday, Nov. 16, from 9am-noon.

Our Food Philosophy is: Food is a gift of God’s grace that brings us together for the growth and nourishment of body, soul, and com-

munity.

We’re ready to Go!!!

Distractions in Worship This is not a new topic. In fact, many biblical scholars have suggested that this very concern is what prompted Paul to write in 1 Corinthians 14:34, “women should be silent in the churches.” In fact, one of the scenarios theologian N. T. Wright proposes is that the men and women were segregated in the church—women sitting on one side and men on another. In that day, the theological conversations may have been a formal setting in which formal language was used—in this case in Corinth, Greek. However, many of the women may have only understood local dialects. Perhaps they got bored with the conversa-tion. You would, too, if you didn’t understand much of what was being said. Or perhaps they were speak-ing across the divide to ask their husbands what was being said. This would lend itself to verse 35: “lf there is anything they desire to know, let them ask their husbands at home.”

Either way, the talking was not being used to build up the gathering, so Paul (if one believes it was Paul and not a scribe who added it later on, as some manuscripts suggest) chastised those causing chaos to be quiet until a more appropriate time.

Many of us who are parents know how it feels to try to keep our children quiet and respectful when they’re bored or restless. We find ourselves more embarrassed than anyone else, though those around us are generally quite gracious and helpful. But children aren’t the only challenges. Sometimes, a cell phone rings because someone forgot to turn it off. Sometimes a hearing aide is squeaking, unbeknownst to its owner. Sometimes those ‘stage whispers’ that pass between two people aren’t as quiet as they think. And yes, sometimes there are people in our midst who seem less-than-respectful of what is happening in this space.

What do we do? How do we handle it? We might react: get angry and refuse to come to worship. We might respond: by being proactive and supportive. Let me make some suggestions:

In the case of children, many of you know all too well how challenging it can be. Noisy children do not mean bad parents, but it might be an indication that a parent is at a tipping point. Perhaps a parent doesn’t know what to do after doing everything they can think of. Consider sitting with the family as support. Dance with the little girl who is restless. Play tic-tac-toe with the boy whose hands and mind and mouth just want to go, Go, GO! Your ministry in this moment is as much a moment of grace as the hymns we sing, the prayers we offer, and the sermon you might have slept through. Or, at the very least, sit in a different part of the Sanctuary, where you can hear and focus on what is before you.

In the case of cell phones and hearing aides and all sorts of other devices—just roll with it. If the own-er can hear it, they’re probably already embarrassed. No point in giving a dirty look. We’ve all been there. Let it go. If the owner CAN’T hear it, move in close and help them out.

In the case of people being disrespectful during worship—talking or some other distraction: I get it. Believe me. It distracts me, too. However, consider the possibility that the ‘language’ we’re using—insider, religious language—may not be all that familiar to these people. Perhaps, in lieu of what’s hap-pening before them, they are filling their time with conversation and community. Before you get an-gry—before you storm out and never come back—try sitting with them. Help them navigate the ser-vice. They’ll probably understand, without you having to confront them, that they’re behavior isn’t helping. But even better, they’ll understand that you didn’t simply judge them as bad Christians but as people who may need some help making sense of the service.

The reality is that some who come to worship may not have ever been to a church before. Or perhaps their previous worship experience was very different. They may feel lost or just unimportant. They may simply be bored. It’s okay to insist on creating a worship space that facilitates your experience. It’s not okay to judge those who are still beginning that journey. Who knows...maybe that distraction will be what leads you to experience worship in a new and fulfilling way!

Pastor Tobi White

6 Tidings | November 2019

1—Kim Eitzmann, Mary Gobber 2—Haylee Flink, Sarah Kocher, Margaret Shaw 5—Philip Leick, Michael Vantine 7—Traci Rathje 8—Kasey Moyer 9—Larry Hosrtman 10—Bess Rapp 12—Scott Reed 13—Jeff Bauman, Kent Damme, Wanda Hein, Ellie Kreber 14—Elena King 15—Jeff Barton 16—Luca Boeck, Grace Rapp, Lacey Remmenga 17—Kent Reinhard, Kraig Tyser 18—Betty Epp, James Johnson 19—Richard Maxwell 21—Luella Cox, Karrie Lickliter 24—Wess Kozak, Jr., Cindy Rudolph 26—Tim Cox 27—Wally Albers 29—Cora Monroe, Matt Rathje

2—Ken & Tricia Hoppmann 9—Cliff & Jan Sorensen

Discipleship Because we know we learn and grow best in faith when we do it together. And we value that growth in children

and adults of every age...

Bible Studies: Tuesdays @ 1:00p.m. with Karrie—Studying the book of Luke. Tuesdays @ 6:30p.m. with Dan Warren —Studying the book of Mark.

Tanzanian Brunch—join us for a traditional Tanzanian meal on Sunday, November 3, at 9:30a.m. Experience rich and won-derful foods native to Tanzania.

Rethinking Incarceration—a presentation by author, Dominique DuBois Gilliard, on Sunday, November 3, 1-4pm at First covenant Church, 6021 L St. In his book, he “gives a thor-ough, honest look at the history of mass incarceration, blend-ing advocacy and theology and driving us to respond as a com-munity of faith.” (Leroy Barber, book review)

Widow’s Supper Group Meets the 4th Monday of every month. This month, the group will meet at Red Lobster on November 25, 5:30p.m.

Yesterday’s Youth Please join us Thursday, November 7th at 12:00p.m. in the Community Room for our catered Holiday Meal. Meals are $10 each. Enjoy, ‘Thanksgiving Reflections” presented by Louise Alfrey following the meal. Contact Karrie at [email protected] or call the church office at 402-483-4126 to sign up. Next Month: December 5th at 12:00p.m. in the Com-munity Room for our potluck luncheon, followed by a fun time of singing Christmas Carols with Julie Cross. Invite a friend to share in the fun.

Advent Festival-Join us for crafts, fellowship, and fun as we make Christmas ornaments and crafts to decorate our homes. Saturday, December 5, 10-1:00p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. We will have cookies for snacks and for lunch you can enjoy pizza made by Kent Reinhard and his group. Everyone is wel-come! Bring a friend! If you can help oversee a craft station, bring cookies or help with pizza, please contact Karrie Lickliter.

Events & Notices Because we believe in relationships, opportunities to

bless one another, and grow together…

Vision Rally & Congregational Meetings: Will take place Sundays, November 10 & 17 respectively. Vision Rally topic will be on considering the decline of the Church and our re-sponse. Congregational Meeting topics include Foundation Report, voting on Council Treasurer & Congregation Care Team Advocate, as well as Foundation members, and Treasur-er’s Report. Your presence is important!

Christmas Program Goodie Bags will be given to all chil-dren who attend the Impromptu Christmas Experience on Sat-urday, December 14th and Sunday, December 15th. Donations of individually wrapped Christmas candy for the Goodie Bags would be greatly appreciated! Donations can be placed in the basket marked for the New Christmas Experience in the Court Yard Hallway beginning December 1. The children’s goodie bags will also include a Christmas book. The books are $1.00 each. Please let Karrie know if you would like to help purchase the Christmas books.

Blood pressure checks will continue on the 3rd Sunday of the month during the school year.

Plan your route! Sunday, November 3, is the Lincoln Good Life Halfsy, beginning at Lincoln East High and ending at Hay-market Park. Plan your route and timing accordingly. For more info: https://www.goodlifehalfsy.com/community/

Because we know that it takes a whole community to make a difference in the world...

FEAST Meals: Upcoming openings include December 1, 15, & 22. Sign up with Lindsey at [email protected] to help.

Annual Freed for Life Banquet—This year, the banquet will be held on Sunday, November 10th from 5:00-8:00pm at Sher-idan Lutheran Church, 70th & Old Cheney. Reservations are $30/individual and $240 for a table of 7 plus one reentrant or a reentry representative. This year's guest speaker is Jermaine Wilson. Mr. Wilson is a former convicted felon who is now the new mayor of Leavenworth, Kansas. Proceeds for this event go to support Bridges to Hope, FEAST Ministry, and Follower's of Christ Prison Ministry. Register at bridgestohopene.org. The tables are sold out. You can still attend the program at 7pm for no cost.

Freed For Life Dessert Sign up sheets are now in the atrium if you would like to provide desert for the Freed For Life ban-quet, (see above). Please drop off your donations by Saturday, November 9th. Questions? Contact Alissa: [email protected].

Farm Challenge Update: Our ‘Rally Sunday’ was an educa-tion in the challenges of farming across the globe. Thanks to your generosity, we raised $1100 and were able to purchase 5 gardens and 2 sets of seeds/tools! Thank you!

Preparing for Alternative Giving in December: The Mitten Tree – Donations of caps, mittens and scarves will keep the children of Lincoln warm this winter. Your gifts will be shared with children of men and women incarcerated in Nebraska and other children in need.

The Angel Tree includes names of local children of incar-cerated parents. Purchase a gift for approximately $20 (suggestions are provided) and the FEAST Safe Place Sup-port Group will wrap and deliver your gifts.

Kimangaro Parish, Tanzania – Our companion parish in the Northern Diocese of Tanzania is currently working on a renovation project. Your financial support will support their ministry and help with their building project. Enve-lopes are available; pick one up and drop it in the offering during the Advent season.

Bridges To Hope – There are many ways to support B2H, but this Advent season we will focus on hygiene products. Suggested items include (new items, please): shampoo / conditioner, bar soap / shower gel, razors, shaving cream, deodorant for men or women, toothpaste, lotions – hand & body, toilet paper, Kleenix.

Fair Trade Coffee, Tea or Chocolate is a gift you can pur-chase right here in the atrium. Farmers in poorer coun-tries around the world benefit by receiving direct profits. Great gifts for co-workers, teachers and friends.


Announcements…

In our church family prayers, we remember:

Because we, the Body of Christ, carry each other through trials, struggles, and celebrations...

Those Ill: Gretchen Zwetzig, Judy Putty, Diana Grabarkewitz, Bob Furst-enau, Addie Scripter, Rod Hernandez, Susan Baade, Don Winbolt, Mary Sincovec, Dale Bilstein, Michele France, Cindy Bartlett, Linda Reed, Victo-ria Heaton, Lori Beel, Nancy Davis, Dennis, Jolene Moore, Rachel Rain-forth, Bob Halstead, Alissa Gunning, Baby Wyatt

Homebound: Betty Alm, Susan Baade, Cooper Dennis, Leora Engel, Mark Foster, Sandee Fruhling, Darlene Harms, Darlene Johnson, Eloise Land-gren, Maxine Magwire, Naomi Maske, Wayne Mumford, Jenifer Nelson, Carol Rosenlof, Margaret Shaw, Gene Staberg, Dorothy Wise, Shari Zinnecker

First Responders & Military Personnel: Coty Surrounded, Jonah Lux, Erin Kocher, Phil Kocher, Tollie Yoder

Our partners in Mission: Lincoln Area Cluster Churches; Kimangaro Par-ish in Tanzania

Receiving New Bibles: Haylee Flink, Karlie Tyser, Tillie Vech, Seth White

Grieving: Ava Huber and family at the death of her husband, Tom Huber; Family and friends of Chris Sexton; Nick Colangelo at the death of his mother, Lynda Colangelo; Tonya Colangelo at the death of her mother, Donna Knight

Justice & Peace: Victims of the California wildfires; Kurdish people aban-doned and attacked;

November Worship Schedule:

November 2-3—All Saints 5:30p.m. Healing & Wholeness w/ Communion 8:15a.m. Healing & Wholeness w/ Communion 10:45a.m. Healing & Wholeness w/ Communion November 9-10 5:30p.m. ELW4 Liturgy w/ Kneeling Communion 8:15a.m. ELW4 Liturgy w/ Kneeling Communion 10:45a.m. ELW4 Liturgy w/ Holy Communion November 16-17 5:30p.m. Holden Evening Prayer 8:15a.m. Morning Matins 10:45a.m. Morning Matins November 23-24—Christ the King 5:30p.m. ELW4 Liturgy w/ Holy Communion 8:15a.m. ELW4 Liturgy w/Holy Communion 10:45a.m. ELW4 Liturgy w/ Holy Communion

Inclement Weather Policy Please note that when LPS classes are cancelled

due to inclement weather, our offices will be closed and activities cancelled for the day (unless

otherwise notified). To find out about worship can-cellations, go to our website, our Facebook page, or listen/watch KLIN, Froggy98, B107.3, Wow FM

and Red 94.5 for updates.

November 2019

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

27 8:15a.m. Worship 9:30a.m. Affirmation of Baptism & Reception 10:45a.m. Worship 12:00p.m. FEAST 2:00p.m. Deeper Christian Life Minis-tries 7:00p.m. New Bible Class 7:30p.m. AA Meeting

28 5:30p.m. Widow’s Supper Group 7:00p.m. Jubilee Rehearsal 7:00p.m. OSL Foundation

29 8:00a.m. Men’s Breakfast Group 1:00p.m. Bible Study w/ Karrie 6:30p.m. Bible Study w/ Dan

30 5:45p.m. Bells of OSLC Rehearsal 6:45p.m. Catechism 7:00p.m. Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal

31 All Hallow’s Eve

7:00a.m. Men’s Study Group 7:30p.m. A Safe Place Support Group

1 All Saints Day

6:00p.m. Faith Partners 7:30 p.m. Everyone’s Step Group

2 All Saints Weekend

10:00a.m. Layettes of Love 5:30p.m. Worship

3 All Saints Weekend

Fall Back for Daylight Savings 8:15a.m. Worship 9:30a.m. Sunday School/Education Hr. 9:30a.m. Tanzanian Brunch 10:45a.m. Worship 12:00p.m. FEAST 2:00p.m. Deeper Christian Life Minis-tries 7:00p.m. New Bible Class 7:30p.m. AA Meeting

4 7:00 p.m. Jubilee Rehearsal 7:00p.m. Ray of Hope

5 8:00a.m. Men’s Breakfast Group 1:00p.m. Bible Study w/ Karrie 6:300p.m. Bible Study w/ Dan 7:00p.m. Mary/Martha Group

6 5:30 Foster Care Review Board 5:45p.m. Bells of OSLC Rehearsal 6:45p.m. Catechism 7:00p.m. Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal

7 7:00a.m. Men’s Study Group 12:00 Yesterday’s Youth Thanksgiving Meal 5:30p.m. Property Meeting 7:00p.m. Set Free Rehearsal 7:30p.m. A Safe Place Support Group

8 7:30p.m. Everyone’s Step Group

9 5:30p.m. Worship

10 Don & Millie’s Day

8:15a.m. Worship 9:30a.m. Sunday School 9:30a.m. Vision Rally 10:45a.m. Worship 12:00p.m. FEAST 2:00p.m. Deeper Christian Life Minis-tries 5:00-8:00p.m. Freed for Life Banquet 7:00p.m. New Bible Class 7:30p.m. AA Meeting

11 Veterans Day

7:00 p.m. Jubilee Rehearsal

12 8:00a.m. Men’s Breakfast Group 9:30a.m. Lydia Circle 9:30a.m. Martha Circle 12:00p.m. Worship Planning 1:00p.m. Bible Study w/ Karrie 6:00p.m. Inclusivity Team Meeting 6:30p.m. Bible Study w/ Dan

13 9:30a.m. Esther Circle 11:00a.m. Wandering Wonder Seekers 5:45p.m. Bells of OSLC Rehearsal 6:45p.m. Catechism 7:00p.m. Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal

14 7:00a.m. Men’s Study Group 10:00a.m. Staff Meeting 7:00p.m. Council Meeting 7:30p.m. A Safe Place Support Group

15 6:00p.m. Faith Partners Meeting 7:30p.m. Everyone’s Step Group

16 9a.m.-12p.m. Kitchen Prep Day 5:30 p.m. Worship

17 8:15a.m. Worship 9:15a.m. Blood Pressure Checks 9:30a.m. Congregational Meeting 10:15a.m. Blood Pressure Checks 10:45a.m. Worship 12:00p.m. Kitchen Dedication Lunch 12:00p.m. FEAST 2:00p.m. Deeper Christian Life Minis-tries 7:30p.m. AA Meeting

18 7:00p.m. Jubilee Rehearsal 7:00p.m. Ray of Hope

19 8:00a.m. Men’s Breakfast Group 1:00p.m. Bible Study w/ Karrie 6:30p.m. Bible Study w/ Dan 7:00p.m. Mary/Martha Group

20 Tidings Deadline

9:00a.m. Chat & Tie 5:45p.m. Bells of OSLC Rehearsal 6:45p.m. Catechism 7:00p.m. Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal

21 7:00a.m. Men’s Study Group 7:00p.m. Set Free Rehearsal 7:30p.m. A Safe Place Support Group

22 7:30p.m. Everyone’s Step Group

23 Christ the King Weekend

5:30p.m. Worship

24 Christ the King Weekend

8:15a.m. Worship 9:30a.m. Sunday School/Education Hr. 10:45a.m. Worship 12:00p.m. FEAST 2:00p.m. Deeper Christian Life Minis-tries 7:30p.m. AA Meeting

25 5:30p.m. Widow’s Supper Group 7:00p.m. Jubilee Rehearsal

26 8:00a.m. Men’s Breakfast Group 12:00p.m. Worship Planning Meeting 1:00p.m. Bible Study w/ Karrie 6:30p.m. Bible Study w/ Dan

27 9:00a.m. Chat & Tie 11:00a.m. Wandering Wonder Seekers 5:45p.m. Bells of OSLC Rehearsal 6:45p.m. Catechism 7:00p.m. Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal

28 Thanksgiving Day OFFICE CLOSED

29 6:00p.m. Faith Partners 7:30 p.m. Everyone’s Step Group

30 5:30p.m. Worship

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