UP AND COMING AT FIRST -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FLCS This Week EACH WEEKEND: SATURDAYS: Living Water Communion 5:30PM SUNDAYS: Holy Communion 8:30 & 10:30AM Coffee Hour & Study Groups 9:30AM Office phone: 310-320-9920 o Jan 18-25: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity o Sun. Jan. 25: Epiphany III 1st and 6th Grade classes sings in church “Welcome to First” new member lunch 11:30am o Sat. Jan. 31: “Heart of First” Awards Banquet Tickets in courtyard & campus center On the W eb: w w w .flchurch.org • w w w .facebook.com /FLCS.Torrance E m ail: Church: church@ flchurch.org • School: school@ flchurch.org PROJECT+FAITH CAMPAIGN UPDATES This past week we received final permit and occupancy approval for the entire Faith Center project. At long last we can make full use of all these new ministry spaces! Thanks to Tom Motta, and to all who have worked so hard to bring us to this important moment. Our campaign contribution total has now surpassed the 625,000 mark! In addition, major bequests have brought us within less than $200,000 of our Capital Campaign goal. Support activities for the new year will be announced soon. Please help us meet this important goal as construction is completed, and new facilities openfor ministry and mission. Portions of today’s service are reprinted from Hymns for Worship © 2001 & Sundays & Seasons © 2002 with permission by Augsburg Fortress License # 10193-S & CCLI License #520383 a c ariing comm uniity of Chriistt ian faitt h for alll people p January Emphasis: FirstServe SERVICES THIS WEEKEND Community Services of the South Bay SATURDAY Living Water Communion SUNDAY 8:30am Classic Communion 10:00am Japanese Bible Lesson 10:30am Praise Communion 3:00pm PLEASE NOTE THE “GIFT BY TEXT” NUMBER 310-507-7178. See the online giving card for helpful information on new giving options. Online video instructions on the website! W e seek and m ake disciples in the saving w ay of Jesus called and sent to serve and speak G od’s love in daily life ----------- January 25, 2015 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 5:30pm o Shrove Tues. Feb. 17 – pancake supper 6:30pm o Ash Wednesday February 18 – Lent begins Ashes at 8:30am, 9am, 12 Noon & 7pm Community Soup Supper 6pm – Faith Hall ----------------------------------------------------- O ur M ission: Glory Lutheran Church [Mandarin/English Worship] WELCOME TO THIS COMMUNITY OF FAITH & GRACE! We’re so glad you’re here today; you are important to us, and it’s a blessing to welcome you! Please note that it is no longer necessary to complete the welcome card each week. Cards are in the pew racks, for you to use to communicate with us, or to request us to be of any special service to you. Completed cards can be left with an usher or placed in the offering plate Please greet the Pastors and greeters as you leave service today. They’ll be so glad to meet you. And please come again! In the Spring of 2005, First Lutheran decided to add a major new element to our mission of care for the South Bay community: to develop a 501[c][3] non-profit charitable corporation dedicated to social service ministry. Due to the efforts of Pr. Floyd Lawson and a dedicated board, FirstServe Community Services of the South Bay, Inc., was born. FirstServe allows FLCS to overcome the limitations that churches often encounter in developing financial support for their human service work. In addition to funding sources that FLCS can reach as a religious organization, FirstServe can receive support from corporations, foundations and groups that may not be permitted to support faith groups. Each week in January you will learn more about FirstServe’s fine work in health related programs, nutrition and wellness, literacy and multicultural advancement, education and the arts, and various efforts in eldercare and health education. These programs are at the very heart of the FirstServe mission: “inspiring people, changing lives.” Please keep the work of our wonderful social service partner in your prayers, and help us in this work as you are able. And may God continue to bless our efforts to seek the face of Christ in the faces of our neighbors in need! . Worship + Learning + Community + Giving n y + Invitation I v t n + Prayer P i n + Serving v Leadership a i in worship and parish administration MINISTRY LEADERSHIP • SERVING AT TODAY’S WORSHIP SERVICES: Companions, Citizens, Servants, Saints: Senior Pastor & Mission Director: Day School Co-Principal: Day School Co-Principal: Early Education Center Director: Executive Assistant & Human Resources: Business Manager: Operations Manager: Campus Center Manager: Director of Music: Organist & Worship Associate: Church Administrative Assistant: Sunday/Special Event Childcare Assistant: “In His Name” Praise Team Musicians: (10:30Service Music Ministry) Percussion: Guitars/Bass: Assisting Ministers: 8:30 10:30 Scripture Readers: 8:30 10:30 Acolytes: 8:30 10:30 Altar Guild: Communion Assistants: 8:30 10:30 Ushers: 8:30 10:30 Sound Console: Power Point: The baptized people of God in the world The Rev. Dr. Bill Hurst [email protected] Sandy Ammentorp [email protected] Kris Olson [email protected] Shirley Becker [email protected] Lisa Wood [email protected] Karen Davis [email protected] Walt Schulze [email protected] Laura Damsky [email protected] Linda Dean [email protected] Kent Eggert [email protected] Kimberley Erwin [email protected] Ashley Severson Beth Bender, Carole Gallegos, Roxanne Heimbuck, Randy Heimbuck, Linda Dean, Sean Gallagher, Susan Spadaro, Beth Fox Dale Shelton Andre Lee, Ron Finn, Dan Gibson Tom Pulte Wendy Jones th Sean Yamaguchi & Maka Okafor (6 graders) Maryjane Sherry Cindy Drehs and Janice Saruwatari Chet & Judy Gustafson and Deni Pulte Steve & Linda Schwarzkopf and James Marshall Garry Fruth, Dave Gill, Barbara Hesler, Bill Voigt Ron Radcliffe, Bob Brekke, Jim Marshall, LiLang Bauer and Tim Bauer Rod Croom, Bill Gallegos, Beth Kebschull Beth Kebschull, Carole Gallegos Classical Crossroads Concert Series Now at First! For more information on upcoming Friday and Saturday classical concerts here in the FLCS Sanctuary, visit www.palosverdes.com/classicalcrossroads . Mission:First– Seeking and Making Companions in Christ’s Service Congregation President: Lynn Johnson Heart of First Awards Banquet | Sat. Jan. 31 | 6pm Mon Jan 26 9:00 2:00 6:00 6:30 9:00 9:30 4:00 7:00 7:00 8:30 11:30 3:30 5:30 5:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 Morning Glories Fireside Monday Night Meals Kitchen NAMI Support Group Fireside NAMI speaker meeting Fellowship Morning Prayer Sanctuary Pastors’ Conference Bible Study Pastor H Ofc Bagpipes Narthex Church Council Fireside Men’s Bible Study at Coco’s – 18120 Hawthorne Blvd Day School Chapel Sanctuary EEC Chapel Sanctuary Kid’s Club Faith Hall Midweek Learning Fireside Rainbow Choir Rehearsal Music Room Epiphany Evening Prayer Sanctuary Confirmation Library Midweek Learning Fireside Tues Jan 27 Wed Jan 28 Thurs Jan 29 11:30 3:30 4:00 4:00 4:45 6:30 7:00 7:30 EEC Chapel Angel Choir Rehearsal SonShine Choir Rehearsal Bagpipes Bells’ Choir Rehearsals High School Youth Group Alcoholics Anonymous Chancel Choir Rehearsal Sanctuary Sanctuary Music Room Narthex Sanctuary Loft Fireside Sanctuary Fri Sat Jan 30 Jan 31 Sun Feb 1 3:00 8:30 10:00 10:30 3:00 5:30 6:00 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:30 10:30 11:30 3:00 Confirmation Retreat Lutheran Cursillo Hook’s & Needles Flower Arrangement Class - Japanese Confirmation Retreat Living Water Communion Service Heart of First, Banquet Confirmation Retreat Souper Bowl of Caring Classic Holy Communion Service Learning Ministries SPARK Sunday School Worship & Praise Communion Service New Member Gathering Middle School Youth Group Church Fellowship Library Fireside Church Church Faith Hall Church Church Sanctuary Faith Hall Sanctuary Fellowship Hall Loft Our good friend Georgia Cole is coming to California Feb – April 2015. She is in need of a place to stay while here. If you have a room to share, please contact her at 570-271-1818. Worship i Administration i o Exec. Asst: Lisa Wood 310-320-9920 x140 Support ministries for Congregation and School e-mail: [email protected] VISIT THE CAMPUS CENTER & BOOKSTORE – Stop by and browse our books, Bibles, Fair Trade, gifts and other items, with many more titles and items to follow in the weeks to come. Watch for more news and expanded hours! To volunteer as our bookstore expands its hours, contact Laura Damsky at 310-320-9920 x107 right away! Invitation I ai Outreach Trustee: Judy Cullum through Evangelism, Welcome & communication BECOMING A MEMBER AT FLCS: Becoming a ministry partner here at First is as simple as affirming our baptism into Christ and our desire to follow our Lord in faith and service. Contact the church office or speak to the pastors for more information. The next group of new members will be th received on February 15 – See flyer for dates for the Welcome gatherings. Meanwhile, please know that all are welcome to full participation in this caring community of Christian faith for all people. through public praise and daily prayer WE WELCOME CHILDREN! Baby changing stations are available in both restrooms. Children’s Bulletins are available at the sanctuary entrances. There is childcare for all children 0-5 years in the nursery across the courtyard. A Bible story is always shared. HEARING ASSISTANCE DEVICES are available from an usher for those who may have difficulty hearing the worship service. LARGE PRINT MATERIALS are available as well. WORSHIP SERVICE AVAILABLE ON CD. Please place your CD request at the sound booth or call the church office (310) 320-9920, extension 101. The CDs may be picked up 10 minutes after the service or the following Sunday at the sound booth. Suggested donation is $2.00 per CD. THE 2015 FLOWER AND SANCTUARY LIGHT CHART is now available in the narthex. Please stop by and sign up for a Sunday when you would like to sponsor flowers or the Sanctuary Light for our Sanctuary. Cost per Sunday is $40 for Flowers and $5 for Lights. THIS WEEK’S SANCTUARY FLOWERS are given by Dena & Sydney Van Devender. THIS WEEK’S SANCTUARY LIGHT are given by Dena & Sydney Van Devender. Day Schools c If you would like information about membership and ministry partnership at FLCS, contact the church office at 310-320-9920 x101. We welcome all people to be a vital part of this ministry in Christ! COMPANIONS E-LETTER: Each Thursday well over 500 households receive our electronic newsletter. Companions provides a weekend worship and activities calendar, reflections on the coming week’s lessons and themes, news notes on upcoming events, links to our flchurch.org website, and so much more. To receive Companions each week, print your e-mail address on the offering envelope or welcome card, and write “Companions.” We’ll handle the rest! Worship & Music Trustee: Tim Bauer School Board Trustee: Steve D’Anjou Engage || Inspire || Achieve What’s happening this week at First Lutheran School … • On THURSDAY -- Parents with children entering kindergarten in September can find out everything they need to know at 7 p.m. at KINDERGARTEN INFORMATION NIGHT at First Lutheran School. Kindergarten teachers and others will explain the kindergarten program at WASC-accredited FLS, as well as providing information on what children need to be ready to enter kindergarten. • On FRIDAY -- Young violinists from First Lutheran and other local schools will perform OSCAR CLASSICS and OTHER AWARD-WINNING MUSIC at 7 p.m. in the FLCS sanctuary. “A Night at the Oscars” will feature South Bay youth ages 5 to 14 who are students in the Arts Alive music program. The free concert will include a number performed by recent recipients of the Maurice Nardone Violin Scholarship, including First Lutheran’s own Isabella Pellicciari-Torres, a fifth-grader at FLS. PERSONAL INVITATION: Studies show that there simply is no substitute for the power of a personal invitation when it comes to helping people discover (or recover) a living and vital faith. So it’s really up to each of us to reach out and invite others to experience the joy of following Christ, and introduce others to the beating heart of our faith. Here’s how you might respond to this calling to reach out: 1) Think about persons in your life who need the grace and love of Christ in a deeper way; 2) Pray fervently for God to open doors and windows for them to encounter that love; 3) Invite them – whether to a service of worship, or to a choir concert or other event. 4) Accompany them – no one likes to feel alone, and your presence will be a blessing and strength. Your personal outreach makes an enormous difference in helping people really feel welcome! BAPTISM IS FOR EVERYONE! All children and adults are welcome to full participation in the Christian faith through the Sacrament of Holy Baptism. It’s never too late (or too early) to receive God’s saving grace in the Water of Life! Call or email Pastor Hurst to learn more [310-320-9920 x112 or [email protected]], as we begin and continue to “walk wet” in God’s loving promises. Note: Baptisms can be held at any of our three weekend services. Learning n Learning Trustee: Marlo Franks grow in faith and discipleship Adult Learning Opportunities – Winter 2015 Sunday Mornings at 9:30am: “Tune My Heart” - Join Pastor Hurst for these weekly presentations, as he shares the stories and themes behind some of the faith’s greatest hymns and hymnists. Each week we will consider one of the Church’s great songs of faith and following, and discuss how these classic hymns help shape our walk with God in the world. th Wednesday Evening Studies: Two study groups continue through Feb. 11 . Bishop Dean Nelson leads the 7:30 study group, and Pastor Hurst leads the 5:30pm group. Check our Adult Ed. Flyer for details, with more to come in Lent. CONFIRMATION Winter Session: Our two dozen middle school saints are learning about prayer, and the Lord’s Prayer in particular. Learning, growing th and knowing Christ continue through Wed. Feb. 11 for this session. CRADLE ROLL reaches out to parents with children from birth to 3 years, with newsletters filled with articles on developmental issues and helpful advice on how to talk about God with our young children. Along with sending monthly mailings, we also have family events throughout the year. Lutheran CURSILLO of Southern California – First Lutheran has over thirty adults who have attended a Cursillo weekend retreat and have come back filled with the Spirit to serve and grow in their daily walk with Christ. YOU are invited to attend a Cursillo weekend. Gretchen Axton and Karlyn Gibson are serving as this year’s Sunday School Coordinators. Thanks to all our SPARK leaders for their dedication to educating children in Christ this year! LENTEN LEARNING: Join us throughout the coming Season of Lent for fellowship and growth in faith. Soup Suppers will be held each week at 6pm, followed by an inspiring Evening Prayer at 7pm. This year’s services will feature monologues by biblical figures “In Their Own Words.” Ministry Leader Contacts: Pr. Bill Hurst (Adult) 310-320-9920 x112, [email protected] Gretchen Axton (Sunday School) [email protected] Karlyn Gibson (Sunday School) [email protected] Jillene Johnson (Youth) at 310-320-9920 x110 or [email protected] Serving erv Mission Board Trustee: Jim Merritt through mission work and support THRIVENT CHOICE DOLLARS: Some members of Thrivent may have Choice Dollars available to designate. Choice Dollars based on 2014 must be designated by March 31. You may make your designation by phone or online. First Lutheran is eligible to receive Choice Dollars. A quick way to find FLCS on the list is to enter the zip code 90503. You will have a list of all eligible organizations in the zip code. The list of First Lutheran... is much longer. By phone: Call 1-800-847-4836. When prompted, say “Thrivent Choice.” Step 2- When prompted, say, “Choice Dollars.” Step 3- Say or enter your Social Security number. Step 4 - Press 1 to direct Choice Dollars or press 2 to hear the Thrivent Choice program terms and conditions. Step 5 - A representative will then work with you to direct Choice Dollars. Online: Visit Thrivent.com/thriventchoice. Step 2 - Click on “log in” at the top right of your screen and enter your MyThrivent user ID and password. (If you haven’t registered yet, click on “Register now” to register for full access.) Step 3 - Look for your designated Choice Dollars amount on the right side of the screen. Step 4 - click on “Direct Choice Dollars” in the Thrivent Choice box on your MyThrivent page. Step 5 - Search the catalog of organizations to find your choice. Step 6 - Click on “Direct Choice Dollrs Now” to direct your designated Choice Dollars to benefit that organization. First Lutheran is eligible to receive Choice Dollars. HOMELESS COUNT: The South Bay Coalition to End Homelessness needs our help. The 2015 Homeless Count for the South Bay is scheduled for Wednesday, January 28. Volunteers register (http://lahsa.nationbuilders.com/southbay ) and select a city or community they would like to count. They will be assigned to a deployment site. On the night of the count, volunteers will check in at the deployment site no later than 8 pm for training and an overview of the project. Volunteers will be divided into teams of 3 or 4 and be assigned one or more census tracts to cover. (Census tracts are areas contained within a zip code.) Team members will be given tally sheets, T-shirts, and flashlights. At 8:45 pm, counters will be deployed to count their designated tracts. This will take about 2 to 3 hours. When a team finishes counting, they report back to the deployment site to return the tally sheets and flashlights. Volunteers may keep the T-shirts. This count is required by HUD every two years. With stronger support from cities, other government agencies, and nonprofit organizations, the Coalition hopes to obtain accurate information to assist those in need. By working together, organizations in the Coalition are able to identify homeless people, become more aware of the homeless populations, coordinate service efforts, identify resource need for homeless people, and leverage resources. Giving i g Stewardship Trustee: Grant Axton generously of Time, Talents and Resources Single & recurring giving online at www.FLchurch.org ✜TEXT donations at: 310-507-7178 Giving 101: Charity is NOT just for the holidays In a short time we will all be swept up in the good feelings of the holidays and barraged by many great causes that all would like to have your support. First Lutheran is one of those organizations that rely on the generosity of you at the holidays, but we cannot rely solely on holiday giving. First Lutheran has bills that are due all year round. Salaries, water, and electric bills don’t wait to get paid just around the holidays. The truth is, we survive on the generosity of our members all year round. A weekly or monthly commitment to your church is not only what helps us stay financially afloat, but allows us to provide services to our members, community and charities we support. We are working hard to make it easy for you to support our caring ministry. I am specifically asking those who do not currently support on a regular basis or have yet to make a financial decision to make a difference in our church. At the risk of sounding cliché, it takes a whole village to run a church, and we need everyone’s support. Thanks for prayerfully considering a continuous gift. Co ompanions Congregational Life Trustee: Andrea Brabec including Women’s and Men’s ministries BOOK CLUB UPDATE: The First Lutheran Book Club meets on Monday, February 16, at 7 pm in the campus library to discuss The Fault in our Stars, by John Green, a soulful novel that tackles big subjects—life, death, love—with the perfect blend of levity and heart-swelling emotion. Hazel is sixteen, with terminal cancer, when she meets Augustus at her kids-with-cancer support group. Upcoming selections: March 16 – My Antonia by Willa Cather; April 20, Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail by Cheryl Strayed. For more info about the book club, contact Elly Brekke at [email protected]. HOOKS AND NEEDLES: Meets Saturdays from 10:00 am - noon. We use many types of creative stitches: crochet, knit, cross-stitch, needle point, crewel, embroidery, etc. Our mission is to make useful items such as prayer shawls, hats for the mariners, baby blankets, and other gifts of love for others and personal use. Bring your hooks, needles, and love of creation to join us as we work on our projects and enjoy Christian fellowship. For more information please contact Barbara Hesler. - Grant Axton – Stewardship Chair SCRAPBOOKING: Come join us in February! Feel free to join us in the morning, afternoon or all day! For more information, questions and to RSVP, please contact Susan Spadaro. . Note: Third Quarter Giving reminders have gone out to most FLCS households. Please review and renew your financial support of God’s work in this place – your financial faithfulness matters! We’ll provide lunch, beverages, snacks and lots of great table-space for you to spread out and get stuff done. Sign up and pre-pay no later than the Thursday before the date you wish to attend to enjoy food and be entered in our monthly raffle of great product! A portion of each workshop payment goes back to FLC! Sunday, January 18, 2015 Church Year 7/1/14 to 6/30/15 Week 29 of 52 Operating & Benevolence Debt Retirement Other Dedicated Funds & Income Project Faith & Electrical Total Income for Week Actual Income For Week 6,047 743 Weekly Income Last Year 6,914 602 5,312 794 12,896 3,426 Budgeted Income For Week 8,437 1,314 Cumulative Special Offering Attendance This Year --> 223 Last Year --> 381 629,900 10,942 Saturday, February 21st 9:30 am - 5:30 pm—Fellowship Hall ESP NEWS: ESP is a fellowship group for older adults. The next lunch is scheduled for January 25, following the 10:30 service. The lunch will be potluck. Not cooking? You are welcome also. A basket for free will offerings will be available. For more information, contact Betty Kasari or Mary Stewart. "FIRST FRIENDS": is a fellowship group for special-needs adults. Sponsored by FirstServe, "First Friends" is a social time of games, crafts, dinner and worship. Our next meeting will be January 28th. Contact the church office or Pastor Dawn Wilder, if you're interested in helping with this small group ([email protected]). PRIME TIMERS: The next Prime Timers lunch is scheduled for Wednesday, February 4, 2015 (11:30 am to 1 pm). Dr. Parker of Parker Hearing Institute will talk about "Improving Your Hearing Without Hearing Aids." Suggested lunch donation $5. RSVP not necessary. For more information, call 310-320-3818. Youth,, Youth & Family Trustee: Mark Korshavn Young un Adults & Families i In FLCS youth ministry, all young people are welcomed, Christian relationships are built, God’s word is shared, and faith in Christ is formed. All FLCS Youth Ministry programs focus on: • Building community and providing a safe and sound space for children, youth, and their families. • Sharing God’s Word and applying it to the lives of young people. • Growing in discipleship to Christ both in and outside of the church. Kid’s Clubs – Winter Session begins January 7th Kids for Christ (DK-1st grade) Kingdom Crew (2nd-3rd grade) Kids For Christ meets on Kingdom Crew meets on Wed. from 3:30-4:30 PM Wed. from 3:30-4:30 PM God Squad (4th-5th grade) God Squad meets on Wed. from 3:30-4:30 PM Youth Groups Anthem! Middle School (6th-8th grade) Anthem! High School (9th-12th grade) 6th-8th grade meets in Faith Hall Loft 9th-12th grade meets in Faith Hall Loft Sundays from 3:00-5:00 PM Thursdays from 7:00-9:00 PM Confirmation Ministries for Grades 6th-8th Wednesday evenings in the library at 7pm (Evening Prayer) and Classes following YOUNG ADULT MINISTRIES: This group continues to grow and share in fellowship, worship, service, prayer, and fun! Young Adults are those who are 18-30 whether single, married, with or without children. Contact the church office for further information or to join our email list. nd Monthly Lunch Outings – 2 Prayer Shepherding Coordinator: Madonna Davenport Through public worship and daily devotions Please note that, due to the large number of names we’re receiving, prayer requests will be listed for 4 consecutive Sundays and then removed if there is no update. To renew the listing, please indicate this on a communication card in the pew, or call the church office. (New listings in bold) Laura Allen Steven Ausland Bonnie Bartik Donna & Paul Bender Paul Bender, Jr Rusty Bower Kim Breski Carole Buss Shu-I Chiu Sylvia Davies Philip Davies The De La Cruz Family Sara Digre & Family Eileen Fredrick Edith Garvey Gaza Family Ron Githens Donna Grant Rosie Green Family George Haines Pastor Isaiah Harriday Military Service: Po1 Roy Franklin Lcpl Matthew Affa Andrew Dean Greg Durit Sean Dwyer Jared Herzberg James ‘Jay’ Hirons Don Houske Jerry Houske Marguerite Houske Leonard Kasari Kayleigh The Family of Jack Larkins Duane Leigh Cynthia Manker Larry Marko Susan Marshall Elsie Martinson Marquez Family Wally McLay Aaron Merphy & Family The Merrill Family Anise Mir Fred & Hedy Misch Momah Family The Family of Bob Nagy Kenneth Nelson The Family of Normand Olson Jean Osborne Keagan Parenteau Lisa Peake Dean Pitcher Quast Family Ron Radcliffe Phillip Rosseno James Russell Carl Sivec Dorothy Skelton Beth Stevenson Alan & Diane Swanson Cara Tubbs Martha Turner Barbara Van Voorhees Betty Wentz Wilson Family Carol Young & Family Ssg Frank D. Petrancosta Sgt. Victor Grijalva 1st Sgt Eric Martin Capt Michael Krause Dylan Swanson Caro Chief Master Of Arms Cpl Chad Rairie Michael Stitch Aic Kyle Cameron Panter Sr Kaitlyn Panter Sundays at 12:00pm “Anthem! Our new youth group here at First Lutheran has three core values. Experience God. Expand the Kingdom. Elevate the World. Only through the work of Holy Spirit in us may we love our neighbors as ourselves, and leave the world better than we found it. I’m passionate about our youth falling in love with their Bridegroom Jesus Christ, Knowing WHO’s they are, and knowing the voice of Holy Spirit to guide them through this life. Join us for Worship, Prayer and Community. If you’re a young adult and interested in being a leader, please email me at [email protected] The 2015 Flower & Candle Chart is up in the Narthex. The Normand Olson memorial service will be held at First Lutheran on Sunday, January 25, 2015 at 1:00pm The Robert Nagy memorial service will be held at First Lutheran on Saturday, February 7, 2015 at 1:00pm
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