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The week after that, we’ll celebrate again, this time with the Boerne Village Band at the late service on October 21st. The Band always brings an extra level of energy and joy to our worship, and you’ll want to be a part of it. Then stay for the Community Forum with the architects to enjoy a catered meal, share your insights and opinions, and shape the new plan for our buildings and facilities. Even as we look ahead to the future, we remember the past. All Saints’ Sunday is November 4th. It’s a time to remember loved ones who have died in the past year. If you’d like to commemorate your loved one and have their name read during the worship service, please submit a completed form to the church office by the end of the month. The Story has got us off to a great start. It’s October and we’re up and running. Come and join us, come and celebrate with us, come shape the future and remember the past – come and be a part! - Pastor Eric Waters 315 Rosewood Ave., Boerne TX 78006 830-249-3651 www.stjohnlutheran.com October 2018 • Volume 89-10 Stay Connected Council Contacts: President Scott Kramer - 512-914-3121 Vice-President Roger Hemminghaus - 210-288-8000 Secretary Sharon Pace - 210-279-8685 Treasurer Andra Wisian - 210-863-3222 Administration Chair Brad Morrison - 210-380-5843 Congregational Care Vi DePriest - 210-347-1476 Congregational Life Bob Rogers - 210-296-7820 Worship Shay Knippa - 830-522-1884 Stewardship Chair Kyle Gass - 210-355-5567 Outreach Chair Bob Moriarty - 830-368-5048 Property Chair Walter Stroman - 210-912-8453 Mission Chair Sara Moldenhauer - 210-219-3031 Family Ministries Chair Chris Gold - 210-363-6692 Youth Members Hunter Craig and Sophia Waters Pastors can be reached at 830-249-3651 Pastor Eric Waters Pastor Mariola Bergquist From the Pastor’s Pen The Story has started and we’re off to a great start! You can feel the energy and excitement in our church as we read, preach, and study God’s Word together. Things will get even more exciting on October 7th when Pastor Randy Frazee will be the guest preacher at all three of our services. All of you should recognize his name as the man who compiled The Story. Many of you will recognize him from the DVD studies in our adult Sunday School classes. Come and see him in person on Sunday, October 7th – and bring your friends. Speaking of friends, if you or someone you know has been thinking about joining our church, now is the time. Our New Member classes start October 14th. There’s more information in this newsletter and online. Take that next step of faith. I encourage you to join us and become a member of St. John Lutheran, and I hope you can come and join us later that same day for our annual Congregational Picnic. You don’t want to miss this opportunity to kick back and relax with your church family. Tickets are on sale now. MESSENGER the
Transcript of the MESSENGER - St. John Lutheran...lesson by Randy Frazee, author of The Story, with follow up...
The week after that, we’ll celebrate again,
this time with the Boerne Village Band
at the late service on October 21st. The
Band always brings an extra level of
energy and joy to our worship, and you’ll
want to be a part of it. Then stay for the
Community Forum with the architects
to enjoy a catered meal, share your
insights and opinions, and shape
the new plan for our buildings
and facilities.
Even as we look ahead to
the future, we remember
the past. All Saints’
Sunday is November 4th.
It’s a time to remember
loved ones who have died
in the past year. If you’d like
to commemorate your loved
one and have their name read during
the worship service, please submit a
completed form to the church office by
the end of the month.
The Story has got us off to a great start.
It’s October and we’re up and running.
Come and join us, come and celebrate
with us, come shape the future and
remember the past – come and be a
part!
- Pastor Eric Waters
315 Rosewood Ave., Boerne TX 78006
830-249-3651www.stjohnlutheran.com
October 2018 • Volume 89-10
Stay Connected
Council Contacts:
PresidentScott Kramer - 512-914-3121
Vice-PresidentRoger Hemminghaus - 210-288-8000
SecretarySharon Pace - 210-279-8685
TreasurerAndra Wisian - 210-863-3222
Administration ChairBrad Morrison - 210-380-5843
Congregational CareVi DePriest - 210-347-1476
Congregational LifeBob Rogers - 210-296-7820
WorshipShay Knippa - 830-522-1884
Stewardship ChairKyle Gass - 210-355-5567
Outreach ChairBob Moriarty - 830-368-5048
Property ChairWalter Stroman - 210-912-8453
Mission ChairSara Moldenhauer - 210-219-3031
Family Ministries ChairChris Gold - 210-363-6692
Youth MembersHunter Craig and Sophia Waters
Pastors can be reached at830-249-3651
Pastor Eric WatersPastor Mariola Bergquist
From the Pastor’s Pen
The Story has started and we’re off to a
great start! You can feel the energy and
excitement in our church as we read,
preach, and study God’s Word together.
Things will get even more exciting
on October 7th when Pastor Randy
Frazee will be the guest preacher at all
three of our services. All of you should
recognize his name as the man
who compiled The Story.
Many of you will recognize
him from the DVD studies
in our adult Sunday
School classes. Come
and see him in person
on Sunday, October 7th
– and bring your friends.
Speaking of friends, if you
or someone you know has been
thinking about joining our church, now is
the time. Our New Member classes start
October 14th. There’s more information
in this newsletter and online. Take that
next step of faith. I encourage you to join
us and become a member of St. John
Lutheran, and I hope you can come and
join us later that same day for our annual
Congregational Picnic. You don’t want
to miss this opportunity to kick back and
relax with your church family. Tickets are
on sale now.
MESSENGERthe
Care for CreationFrom the very beginning, God - the creator of the universe and everything in it – was providing for us – His most precious creation. He gave us dominion over all creatures. He provided food for us to eat. God loved us and wanted us to delight in what He had made.
Unfortunately, it wasn’t long until we messed it up by bringing sin into the world. Today, things aren’t as perfect as they once were (think mosquitoes, cactus, fire ants, disease). However, we still have God’s creation to enjoy and
What a great start to The Story! I am talking about our sermon series for the next school year, of course. Isn’t it great, how the Sunday School materials are tailored for each age group? Along with the rest of the adults, I study the adult materials. But I also enjoy the materials for my grandchildren; each has different materials, since they are in different age groups. And I especially enjoy the artwork for the children, it adds so much to The Story.
Switching gears, let’s talk about an important meeting on October 21. On that Sunday, after late service,
care for. From incredible sunsets to scenic landscapes to amazing wildlife to changing leaves in the Fall – we should take time to appreciate it. Our responsibility is to be good stewards of the earth and everything in it – land, water, animals, plants. We should keep a heart of respect, thankfulness, and reverence, and remember that we are caretakers, not the owners. We should
we will gather for a luncheon in the Family Life Center. Then we will spend a few hours in a Community Forum. This important meeting is the first milestone in our Facilities Master Plan update, so I encourage all members to attend. We will examine various parts of our campus, and identify future requirements. You can begin thinking now about which area has the most interest for you. Is it the Sanctuary, Family Life Center, Gathering Place, Historic Chapel, kitchen, or something else? We will all spend some quality time discussing these various topics. Please make your plan to join us.
also care for each other, since God made all of us in His image.
Stewardship is not only about giving time, talents, and treasure to the church. It is also about looking after what God has provided for us.
Your Brother in Christ,Kyle Gass, ChairSt John Lutheran Stewardship Committee
Along with our architect, we will use all the information from the Community Forum to take the next steps in the process. This is a creative, exploratory time for us. None of the decisions have been made yet. No agendas have been formed. The process is thoughtful and prayerful. Through our collective wisdom and discernment, I am confident that St John will have an updated Facility Master Plan that reflects our deep understanding of God’s will for our congregation.
St. John Congregation President, Scott Kramer
A NOTE ON STEWARDSHIP
MESSAGE from the CONGREGATION PRESIDENT
MonthlyOperating
IncomeJanuary
$128,517
$116,162
$113,882
2017
2016
2015
February
$88,428
$83,342
$78,825
March
$82,191
$83,889
$97,094
April
$106,327
$73,044
$88,662
May
$89,970
$80,790
$85,710
June
$82,431
$72,368
$78,144
July
$103,660
$81,646
$76,808
August
$94,282
$87,909
$108,019
September
$70,448
$83,790
October
$91,671
$76,649
November
$135,927
$98,797
December
$162,050
$169,592
$775,806
$679,150
$727,144
ThroughAugust
INCOME COMPARISON
$102,681 $101,656 $103,012
AverageWeeklyWorship
January
380
421
380
2017
2016
2015
February
411
386
403
March
414
477
390
April
462
370
521
May
389
341
370
June
373
376
464
July
353
357
309
August
352
420
367
September
383
349
October
375
347
November
359
364
December
527
463
392
393
401
AverageYTD
ATTENDANCE COMPARISON
329 386 354
$280,198
479
$98,403 $105,044 $92,291 $137,611 $90,598 $83,467 $104,972 $91,490 $803,8762018
380380 358 385 454 365 357 364 3752018
28 God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it. Rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky and over every living creature that moves on the ground.” 29 Then God said, “I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it. They will be yours for food.” - Genesis 1:28-29
9:30 am “God Talk” Room 117. We talk about God - His character and His promises - as He is revealed through the Bible and manifested in Jesus Christ. Led by Peggy Hoppes. 9:30 am “Seekers” Room 216. “Hear The Story”, 25 minute discussion on The Story followed by a 35 minute Adult Study. Led by Lanne Brehmer.
9:30 am “Getting To The Heart of God’s Story”. Room 118. A class for adults. 10 minute DVD lesson by Randy Frazee, author of The Story, with follow up discussion. Led by Richard Wagner. 9:30 am “Getting To The Heart of God’s Story”. Room 215. A class for parents. 10 minute DVD lesson by Randy Frazee, author of The Story, with discussion geared toward parents whose children are studying The Story at blast! Led by George Klein. 10:45 am The Story. Room 118. A class for teens and adults interested in learning, applying, and discussing The Story. Led by Michael Brundeen.
Sunday School Classes
PRECEPTBIBLE STUDY CLASSEvery Thursday 9:15amStudying the Book of Acts. Led by Pastor Mariola Bergquist
Women of the Word (W.O.W.) BIBLE STUDY CLASSWednesdays 9–10:30 amSeptember 5 - October 17Gideon: Your Weaknesses,God’s Strength. Led byMichelle Waters
Mens’ BreakfastEvery other Tuesday 6:30 am“Master Builders Bible For Men” is the foundation for discussion topics
Monday Night GroupMondays 7-8:30 pm, Room 118
NEW SERIES. NEW PLACE.
‘Living as a Real Man in Christ’,
led by Bill Loveless. See details
below.
Ladies’ Bible Study Mens’ Bible Study
ADULT FAITH FORMATION NEWS
Happy HeartsOctober 8th at 6pm
“Happy Hearts” is a group for ages 60+ that meets the second Monday of each month at 6pm in the Family Life Center. We begin with a potluck dinner followed
by a special program featuring guest speakers, artists, musicians, etc.
Please join us on Monday,October 8th, 2018 at 6pm for a
potluck dinner and a presentation by our Music Director, T.J. Bazzoon about the country of the Philippines
If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Mariola at
Lutheran Men in Mission Retreat
The Lutheran Men in Mission Retreat will be held at Camp Chrysalis in Kerrville. The theme is One Year to Live.
Deadline to register is October 8. This is a great opportunity for fellowship and growth!Learn more by visiting:http://www.lutheranmeninmission.org/
FOR ALL AGES: Be a part of a SACRED EXPERIMENT
This is your chance to mentor and be mentored as you grow with your church family here at St. John! Be a part of our Cross-Generations gatherings on Wednesday Nights. We are intentionally seeking to mix the ages as we share in a meal, fellowship, learning, worship and service. Prayerfully consider being a part of this exciting Journey in Faith!
SPECIAL MEN’S BIBLE STUDY
This Bible Study Series will be Mondays at 7pm,Room 118, with Guest Presenter, Bill Loveless
Living as a Real Man In Christ: Led byBill Loveless of Christ is Life Ministries.
See www.christislifeministries.com to find out more about Bill and his encouraging and practical ministry.
Oct 1st: Introduction – What Do You Believe As a Real Man? Oct 8th: Lesson 1 – Is What You Believe About Being a Godly Man the Truth?Oct 15th: Lesson 2 – What Is God’s Part and Your part In God’s Transformation Process?Oct 22nd: Lesson 3 – Key Truths about the Walk of Faith (Drawing on Christ as your Life to Meet Your Needs)Oct 29th: Lesson 4 – The Walk of Faith to Experience Victory, Freedom & Healing(Two more lessons in November will bring this series to a close.)
and it is happening here at St. John onMondays, Tuesdays 11:30am – 4pmWednesdays from 11:30am – 2pmAND Monday evenings (except thesecond Monday of each month)
Come give it a try! Come early to join the local Boerne Pickleball crew to learn the game and make new friends. It’s a great game for all ages! Call Richard (210) 391-7619 for more information.
S3HEEP:students, seeking & serving HIM everywhere, everyday, passionately
Matt Olson, Director of Family MinistriesEmail: [email protected]
Cell: 830-388-1550
Sundays in October - 9:30-10:30amHigh School Youth Room #213, Middle School Youth Room #212
Wednesdays in October
Cross-Generations 6 p.m. Meal 6:30 p.m. Inter-generational learning and worship time right in the Family Life Center. ALL – AGES wanted and needed!
OCTOBER 3: The Apostles’ Creed: Jesus the SaviorOCTOBER 10: The Apostles’ Creed: Jesus the RedeemerOCTOBER 17: The Apostles’ Creed: Jesus the LordOCTOBER 24: The Apostles’ Creed: The Holy SpiritOCTOBER 31: No Gathering due to All Hallows Eve.
Feeding Time (Feeding on God’s Word) OCTOBER 7: The Story: Ten CommandmentsOCTOBER 14: The Story: Wilderness WanderingOCTOBER 21: The Story: JoshuaOCTOBER 28: The Story: Judges
YOUTH FAITH FORMATION
October 6th - 5pm:Taking It 2 The Streets
October 13th:Annual Picnic Set Up
See page 6 for more informationon both of these opportunities
S.O.S.: Saturday Of Service:Opportunities to be Christ’s hands and feet in the world.
JOIN US FOR FUN!
Students who like to play Basketball are welcomeafter school on Tuesdays.Doors will be open!
Call Zach Fisher (830) 431-5320 for more information.
Men’s BasketballTuesday evenings6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
What is the fastest growing sport in America?
It’s Pickleball!
2019 Summer Camp Dates for Camp Eagle:
$100 Deposit holds your spot! Contact Matt Olson for details!
Mercy Me ConcertOctober 14th, 7:30pm
at the Freeman Coliseum
10 Tickets Still Available!20 of us from St. John are already going...
Contact Matt Olson for a ticket.We will leave from church at 6pm.
High School:June 16-21, 2018
(for this year’s 8th-12th graders)
Middle School:August 2-7, 2018
(for this year’s 5th-7th graders)
Leslie Dominguez,Child Ministries Coordinator
Email: [email protected]: 210-882-2580
Sundays in October - 9:30-10:30am
Check out the North AmericanLutheran Church’s Homedevotional by going to: www.holyfamilytime.com
Within our NEW blast! (Bible learning and sharing time) format, pre-school to 5th graders will focus on the same stories that the Pastors will be preaching. OCTOBER 7: The Story: Ten CommandmentsOCTOBER 14: The Story: Wilderness WanderingOCTOBER 21: The Story: JoshuaOCTOBER 28: The Story: Judges
CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATIONLAMBS3:learning and memorizing Bible stories, songs and service
Friday, October 19th, 20186pm - 10pm
$10/child $30 max/familyDinner included! Nursery through Age 12
CONTACT:[email protected]
Parents’
Nightout!
Rafiki Foundation, Inc. Update
The Rafiki children love to receive mail from their sponsors. Please send letters to: Post.Net BOX 232, P/Bag E891, Lusaka, Zambia, AFRICA. You may send cards or any other item that fits in a standard size envelope such as bookmarks, stickers, pictures or a postcard. Please do not send packages, checks or cash.
Latest update on Joseph Katebe:
Joseph has been putting a lot of effort in his studies this year. Joseph is eager to learn new things, but needs to be better motivated to work hard in subjects that don’t come easy to him.Prayer Requests: Joseph would like you to pray that he would be a better student, and that he would be prepared for his national exams. Please also pray Joseph would learn to be more respectful of his teachers and improve his behavior in class.
GriefShare Support Group
St. John is offering GriefShare to those who need support andhealing after the loss of a loved one. Classes meet:Tuesdays 10 am to Noon, Rm. 119. Wednesdays 6:30pm-8:30pm, Rm. 119. Participants are welcome to eat dinner at 6pm with our church family, and childcare is available during the Wednesday GriefShare meeting.
There will be NO CLASSES on October 30th and October 31st.
For more info, call the St. John office (830.249.3651), Connie Harbers (512.779.5508), or Betty Steubing (830.446.9713)
IMPORTANT UPDATES
CHURCH NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS
There will be fun and games for children and adults, including volleyball, train rides, paddles boats, canoes, kayaks, gaga ball, a bounce house, and pecan har-vesting. There will be a youth fishing tournament and a dessert bake-off with 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes. There will be tables and chairs but it is recommended that you bring extras, just in case. Also bring dominoes, playing cards, puzzles, checkers, etc. For more details, visit our website under ‘Events’.
October 142pm to 6:30pmat the Balous and Julie Miller Ranch located at28 Upper Balcones Rd.
Turn right at Starbucks and it is a mile down the road, on the right,
after crossing Menger Creek.
We will serve Bill Miller’s BBQ and hot dogs/chips.Tickets are on the gathering place on Sunday or in the church office during the
week. BBQ tickets are $10 and hot dog tickets are $5.
Volunteers are needed!We need volunteers to operate the train ride, to cook and serve the hot dogs, and judge the fishing tournament. We can also use plenty of help for setup and cleanup. A sign-up sheet is in the gathering place or you can contact Don Baker, [email protected], or 830-431-0521 (cell) for more information.
Do you know anyone who may be interested in membership at St. John? Are you a member and interested in a ‘refresher’ class?
If you or someone you know isinterested in membership at St. John, please contact us and let us know! We would love you to join us for our Next Step classes beginning October 14th. While the New Member Classes are designed for new members, Pastor Waters welcomes current members of St. John to attend, as well.
Next Step Classes Begin October 14 - November 4
Randy Frazee is the author of numerous works including The Story, the book that St. John is currently using to guide our Worship Services. Randy is the former
senior minister at Oak Hills Church in San Antonio and a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary. Hecurrently serves as the Lead Pastor of Westside Family Church in Kansas City, Kansas.
Join us to hear Mr. Frazee preach on October 7th during our 3 services: 8am, 9:30am, and 10:45am.
Randy FrazeeSunday, October 7, 2018
GUEST SPEAKER
November 4th is All Saints Sunday this year. As we have done in the past, we would like to honor your loved one by announcing their name before the congregation and offering a white flower in their memory. If you have a loved one who has passed away in the last year and would like to have him/her recognized in this manner, please stop by the office to fill out a form or email: [email protected]
ALL SAINTS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 4
Taking It 2 The StreetsOctober 6, 5pm
St. John Lutheran Church will be teaming up again with Taking It To The Streets to commune and feed dinner to the homeless in downtown San Antonio. Come join us as we share God’s Love!
We are looking for volunteers! For details on how you can help, please visit our website under ‘Events’.
This is an opportunity for the entire family – all ages arewelcomed and encouraged to participate.
Can You Help withFood and Fellowship?Sunday Breakfast/Wednesday DinnerVolunteers Needed!
Are you interested in volunteering to host or help with Sunday Breakfasts and/or Wednesday Dinners? Please sign up to host a meal or participate in a team to host a meal. This includes preparation, serving, and clean up. Sign up in the Family Life Center on Sunday or online through our website, under‘Serve - Serve the Church”. Please contact Amy Townsend with questions: [email protected]
OCTOBER
9:15am Precept10am Women’s Fitness6:30pm Eat Out Group7pm Al-Anon7pm Handbell Practice
9:15am Precept10am Women’s Fitness7pm Al-Anon7pm Handbell Practice
9am Quilters10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Pickle Ball12pm Book Review5:15pm Hermann Sons Dance6:00pm Property Meeting7pm Al-Anon7pm Men’s Bible Study
10am St. John GriefShare10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Pickle Ball12pm Painting-Roberta Buckles6pm American Heritage Girls6:30pm Congregational Care6:30pm Men’s Basketball6:30pm Worship Committee
9am BSF Bible Study9am W.O.W. Women ofthe Word10am Pickle Ball6pm Cross Generations6:30pm Choir6:30pm St. John GriefShare
8am Hill Country CrisisCounseling9am Fabulous Folders
Taking It 2The Streets
Guest Speaker RandyFrazee 8, 9:30, 10:458am Traditional Service9am Food & Fellowship, blast!9:30am Praise Service9:30am Sunday School10:45am Traditional Service6pm Dominoes
9am Quilters10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Pickle Ball12pm Book Review5:15pm Hermann Sons Dance6pm Happy Hearts7pm Al-Anon7pm Men’s Bible Study
10am St. John GriefShare10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Pickle Ball12pm Painting-Roberta Buckles6pm Mission Committee6:30pm Congregational Life6:30pm Men’s Basketball7pm Outreach Committee
9am BSF Bible Study9am W.O.W. Women ofthe Word10am Pickle Ball6pm Cross Generations6:30pm Choir6:30pm St. John GriefShare
9am BSF Bible Study9am W.O.W. Women ofthe Word10am Pickle Ball6pm Cross Generations6:30pm Choir6:30pm St. John GriefShare
9am BSF Bible Study9am W.O.W. Women ofthe Word10am Pickle Ball6pm Cross Generations6:30pm Choir6:30pm St. John GriefShare
9am BSF Bible Study9am W.O.W. 10am Pickle Ball5:30pm Halloween Trunk or Treat6:30pm Choir
9:15am Precept10am Women’s Fitness6:30pm Finance Committee7pm Al-Anon7pm Handbell Practice
8am Hill Country Crisis-Counseling9am Fabulous Folders
8am Traditional Service9am Food & Fellowship, blast!9:30am Praise Service9:30am Sunday School9:30 Next Step Classes10:45am Traditional Service11:30am Family Committee2pm Annual Church Picnic6 pm MercyMe Concert
10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Men’s Lunchat Mamacita’s11:30am Pickle Ball12pm Book Review5:15 Hermann Sons Dance7pm Al-Anon7pm Mens’ Bible Study
10am St. John GriefShare10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Pickle Ball12pm Painting-Roberta Buckles6pm American Heritage Girls6:30pm Men’s Basketball7pm Council Meeting
10am St. John GriefShare10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Pickle Ball12pm Painting-Roberta Buckles6pm Wild Game Dinner Committee6:30pm Men’s Basketball
10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Pickle Ball12pm Painting-Roberta Buckles6:30pm Men’s Basketball
CHURCH NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS CHURCH NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS
8am Hill Country CrisisCounseling9am Fabulous Folders6pm Parents Night Out
Men’s Retreat8am Hill Country CrisisCounseling9am Fabulous Folders
Men’s Retreat8am Traditional Service9am Food & Fellowship, blast!9:30am Praise Service9:30am Sunday School9:30 Next Step Classes10:45am Traditional Service with Boerne Village Band12pm Congregational Forum5pm Jesus Culture Concert6pm Hand & FootMen’s Retreat8am Traditional Service9am Food & Fellowship, blast!9:30am Praise Service9:30am Sunday School9:30 Next Step Classes10:45am Traditional Service6pm Hand and Foot
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Pickle Ball5:15 Hermann Sons Dance7pm Al-Anon7pm Mens’ Bible Study
10am Women’s Fitness11:30am Pickle Ball5:15 Hermann Sons Dance7pm Al-Anon7pm Mens’ Bible Study
Pastor Mariola [email protected]
Nursing Home Visits: Cibolo House:2nd Tuesday of the month
Care Choice and Town and Country:2nd Wednesday of the month
Cibolo Creek:4th Wednesday of the month
Homebound Visits:Tuesdays: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th,
Wednesdays: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Worship services: Menger House3rd Sunday of the month at 3:30 p.m.
Visitation MINISTRY
Honoring our Senior Members (80+)With Birthdays In October
If you are turning 80 or are already 80+ and you are not listed, contact the church office.
Senior MemberBIRTHDAYS
Donald AdickesJudy ClarkJerry JohnsonJudy KuentzSue Lecocq
Elizabeth MayoKjell OliversenBetty ThomasJan Walter
5 69:15am Precept10am Women’s Fitness6pm Reversing Diabetes7pm Al-Anon7pm Handbell Practice
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80 Years+ PartyNovember 11, 2018On November 11, 2018 we would like to recognize members of our church family who are at least 80 years young.
This celebration will take place in Family Life Center from 8:30–10:30am with brunch. We will have tables set up for our honorees to display memorabil-ia and pictures so they can share their memories and accomplishments of those 80+ years with us. This is going to be an intergenerational event that children, parents and grand-parents will not want to miss!
Congratulations to Cindy MoriartyCindy Moriarty has been recognized as ‘Volunteer of the Year’ by the Hill Country Pregnancy Care Center. Congrats, Cindy and Thank You for your faithful service!
NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONU.S. Postage PaidBoerne, TX 78006Permit #7
St. John Lutheran Church315 E. RosewoodP.O. Box 1081Boerne, TX 78006Return Service Requested
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Janet Blackburn
Allen Hornung
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Carol Bruehler Team
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Annie Townsend
Barnie Gavin
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Ann Peters
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Claudia Lawson
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Pam Putnam
Debbi Holman
Pam Putnam
Carol Bruehler Team
Matthew Pearson Team
Carol Bruehler Team
Matthew Pearson Team
Carol Bruehler Team
Matthew Pearson Team
