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St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
St. Paul
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February 2015
A Community of Christ, Helping, Reaching out, Inviting, and Serving Together.
Church address: 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205
Mailing address: 103 E. Cedar St. Anamosa, IA 52205
Website: www.stpaulanamosa.com
As for me and
my house,
we will serve
the Lord.
Joshua 24:15
Pastor Katie’s Installation
January 18, 2015
Lent and Holy Week 2015
See insert for
schedule!
Katie Lowe Lancaster, Pastor
[email protected]
Paula Hartman, Admin. Assistant
[email protected]
(319)462-4841
St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
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L
ife has been busy and full with the ups and downs of the season
of winter. It is Iowa and the weather gives us something to talk
about – it becomes a story that we can all witness, share and retell.
In retelling our winter stories – our rela"onships with one another are
connected, reconnected and we even establish new rela"onships.
When we read the Bible together – we are connected, reconnected
and establish new rela"onships. God’s Story is our story of our
rela"onship with God and our rela"onship one another. Our stories
of the everyday joys and challenges are intertwined with God’s story
of forgiveness, compassion and unearned but freely given grace. On
February 18 we enter a special "me of our discipleship journey – The
Heart of the Story. Throughout each week when we gather for
worship, fellowship or small groups we will encounter scripture in a
variety of ways to help us to grow deeper in our understanding that God’s gi of a savior – is for
everyone. That was and is God’s plan, God’s act and not an act of our own but a gi by God for us
to receive.
During the Season of Lent many of us grew up or have heard that we must give up something to
remind us of God’s sacriﬁce. That is a very powerful and meaningful tradi"on and prac"ce. I have
a challenge – instead of giving up – how about – giving of your "me, energy and commitment - by
making weekly worship a part of your personal prac"ce. When you take the 6 week journey
including Holy Week the revela"on of God’s Story will be more meaningful than you ever thought
possible. Invites your family, friends and neighbors to hear that they too are part of God’s story.
The Heart of the Story is this - Jesus, God’s Son, walked this earth, revealed God’s desire to be in
rela"onship with you and me, died and rose again so that we too will live. Come and see – God’s
story is your story.
On a personal note. I would like to thank the members and friends of St. Paul for your con"nued
encouragement and support. It is a privilege to be s"rred by the Holy Spirit to walk together as
children of God in our hope to share the Good News of Jesus Christ. Thank you for my new call as
Lead Pastor at St Paul. I am humbled and grateful for the invita"on to serve together.
Peace to you always,
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH 201 N. FORD ST. ANAMOSA, IA 52205 (319) 462-4841
PASTOR KATIE’S EMAIL: [email protected]
St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
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Volunteer Needed
Baptisms
Welcome to our church family KoraLea Jo
Burgess, daughter of Walker and Kayse Burgess
who was bap"zed at St. Paul on December
20th. Sponsors were Shawn & Joyce LiAle.
Welcome to our church family Morgan Jayne
Aus"n, daughter of Fred and Lindsey Aus"n
who was bap"zed at St. Paul on December
28th. Sponsors were Nancy Lyon Douglas and
Brock Weers.
Do you have the talents and skills to
prepare soup and bread and serve it
with a smile? Then we need you! We
need someone to be the primary chef
for Wednesday night soup suppers. You
already have a partner who is ready to
go! Please contact Pastor Ka"e TODAY!
Quilting
Quil"ng will begin Monday, February 16 at
1pm in the church basement. Join us!
Memorials
Thank you for the memorial received in
memory of Carol Crump.
Pray for Our Military
Please pray for our men and women currently
serving in the military:
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Alec Embree
Jeremy Fall
Allen Gilbert
Kalib Seeley
Please call the church oﬃce if you would like
to be added or deleted from this list.
Women’s Circles
Mary Circle will meet on Tuesday, February 10
at 7pm at the church. Hostess will be Virginia
Danielson and Jan Koppenhaver will lead the
Bible Study. Mary Circle members are asked to
bring dona ons of Personal Care Kits to Circle.
Sarah Circle will meet on Wednesday,
February 11 at 1:30pm at Woodland Park.
Hostesses will be Barrie Reynolds and Mary Lou
Schipper will lead the Bible Study.
2015 World Day of Prayer Service
Anamosa United Methodist Church
Friday, March 6th 1:30 p.m.
Donations of personal hygiene and baby care items will
be gathered and given to the Jones County Community
Cupboard.
St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
THE STORY CHAPTER SCHEDULE
Date:
Chapter:
Bible Reading:
Gospel Reading:
2/1/15
2/8/15
2/15/15
2/22/15
18– Daniel in Exile
19– The Return Home
20- The Queen of Beauty and Courage
21– Rebuilding the Walls
Daniel 3:19-27
Haggai 1:2-9
Esther 9:26-28
Nehemiah 1:1-9
Luke 12:4-7
Matthew 7:24-29
John 16:31-33
Mark 1:1-8
The Story
Have you missed a week or want to catch up? All sermons are on our website at www.stpaulanamosa.com.
Invite and share the site with your friends, family and
neighbors.
There are a handful of “Teen Versions” of
The Story s"ll available. If you would like a
copy please contact Laura Secrist at
462-2993.
Christmas may be over
to most, but it’s still
coming to St. Paul.
WD4
Children’s, Youth and Adult Mid-week ministry and
worship known as WD4 will con"nue to meet
throughout all of Lent. Anyone interested in ea"ng
dinner should eat prior to small group.
6:30 for small group in typical
loca"ons (adults will have a new
loca"on)
7:15 Worship and Portrayal.
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Ray of Hope Grief Get-Together
When: First Saturday of each month
9:00AM– 10:00AM
Where: St. Paul Church Basement
We will be embarking on a journey through grief entitled,
“Beyond a Broken Heart” which will include a short video,
a different topic each session followed by group
discussion and concerns. EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
Call Karen at 462-2949 for further information.
Sunday, March 1
“The Story” will be the Christmas
story. Kids will be performing a
special program during both
services: 8:00 and 10:30.
*We’ll begin practicing January 18th
and 21st...attendance each week
will be extra important.
*Mark your calendars as we revisit
Christmas– March 1.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
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Generous Giving
Welcome Pastor Wade Reddy
So in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member
belongs to all the others. We have diﬀerent gi s, according to
the grace given to each of us. If your gi is prophesying, then
prophesy in accordance with your faith; if it is serving, then
serve; if it is teaching, then teach; if it is to encourage, then give
encouragement; if it is giving, then give generously; if it is to
lead, do it diligently; if it is to show mercy, do it cheerfully. Love
must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good. 10 Be
devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above
yourselves.
-Romans 12:5-10 (NIV)
We extend a welcome to the new pastor at Wayne Zion in
Mon"cello, Pastor Wade Reddy. We celebrate with our
ELCA neighbors and the Jones County Community as
together we greet Pastor Reddy. We pray for the
leadership and the ministry for all of our brothers and
sisters in Christ serving ELCA congrega"ons in Anamosa
and Mon"cello including: Wayne Zion, St. MaAhew’s,
SS. Peter & Paul, and St. John in Hopkinton.
This is just a sample of recent generous gi s
shared by members at St. Paul. If you have been a
generous giver and your name is not listed, please
know, as a community we could never glorify and
proclaim the Good News without your faithful
stewardship. Your brothers and sisters in Christ
thank you!
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Call CommiAee: Laura Secrist, Michele
Lubben, Dan Lambertsen, Paul Lewison, Deb
Oltmann and Darla Algoe for their gi of
"me and discernment.
To the many individuals that helped to
prepare the celebra"on Sunday of worship
and fellowship for Pastor Ka"e’s installa"on.
Pastor Paul Ostrem, Assistant to the Bishop
Southeastern Synod of the ELCA for his
guidance for our congrega"on and preaching
at Pastor Ka"e’s Installa"on.
Pat and Dale Jensen for pain"ng Pastor
Ka"e’s oﬃce.
To the many people who prepare bread for
Holy Communion.
To the Members of the choir who have
oﬀered their gi of voice to worship.
To the Grounds and Maintenance Team for
installing windows in each door in the
CE Building.
Denny Oltmann and Denny Christenson for
replacing the chair mat in Paula’s oﬃce.
Dale and Pat Jensen for Pain"ng Pastor
Ka"e’s new oﬃce.
Steve & Linda Kenny and family for snack
shack supplies.
Karen Stange for her leadership and sharing
of the scripture during worship on January
17.
Can you think of someone you would like to
acknowledge? Contact the church oﬃce and we will add
them to our Generous Giving list next month.
Lutheran World Relief
Personal Care Kits (January- March)
We will be once again collec"ng personal care items for
Lutheran World Relief Personal Care Kits. Individual items
or complete kits may be donated, please put your
dona"ons in the kit box in the church kitchen.
Here are the items needed to complete 1 kit:
One light or medium-weight
(approximately 52”x27”) dark color.
bath-size
towel
Two bath-size bars of soap (4 or 5 oz.) any brand, in
original wrapping.
One adult size toothbrush in original packaging.
One sturdy comb, remove packaging.
One metal nail clippers, remove packaging.
Do not add any items or leave out any items listed. Use all
new items. Wrap all items in the towel and "e securely
with ribbon or yarn. No plas"c bags.
FORKS & FRIENDS
COMMUNITY MEALS
4th Thursday of the month
5-7pm at the
Anamosa United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
January 12, 2015 Church Council Report
The mee"ng began with the approval of the agenda, last month’s
minutes and the Financial Coordinators report.
Communica"ons/Requests/Responses received during the month
included a thank you note from LyneAe OAen for a monetary
dona"on from St Paul to go toward her mission trip, a leAer and
$300.00 gi from Fidelity Bank & Trust, a Christmas card and leAer
from the Nielsen family, a copy of Pastor Ka"e’s LeAer of Call and a
thank you from Jenny Lundstrom for the Aﬃrma"on Gi she
received for all the hard work she does for the St Paul website.
This month’s membership roster changes include mo"ons to add to
roster, KoraLea Jo Burgess, who was bap"zed on December 20,
2014 and Morgan Jayne Aus"n, who was bap"zed on December 28,
2014. All mo"ons were approved.
Pastor Ka"e presented a wriAen report which was reviewed and
discussed by Council. In this report Pastor Ka"e discusses her
thoughts on crea"ng a new Vision and Mission Statement and then
provides an example of a Vision and Mission Statements that she
feels ﬁts the St Paul Cons"tu"on. In this report, she also outlined
projected goals for 2015. Pastor Ka"e explained that this report is
meant to be a star"ng point for Council and Congrega"onal
discussions.
Council was presented with a wriAen report from the Discipleship
Ministries team.
Verbal reports from the Grounds and
Maintenance, and Staﬃng Resources and Development teams were
also presented. No Council Ac"on Items were iden"ﬁed from any of
the reports.
In discussions regarding Old Business it was men"oned that Pastor
Ka"e’s Installa"on will be January 18 during the 8:00 and 10:30
worship services. Ralph Andresen will represent the St Paul
Congrega"on. Discussions also included a Property Consultant
update and the need for a “Ministries Tool Kit”, Pastor Ka"e will
gather resources and aid teams to have focus on their goals as well
as have general informa"on regarding budgets, calendars and
mee"ng informa"on. The ﬁnal Old Business issue addressed by
Council was a mo"on to authorize the Grounds and Maintenance
team to install pulleys to help with the changing of banner in the
sanctuary, not to exceed $1500.00 in expenses. This mo"on was
approved.
There was no New Business to discuss.
The mee"ng was adjourned with a closing prayer.
The next mee"ng is scheduled for February 9 at 6:30pm in the
CE Building.
RespecTully submiAed,
Kris" Fortune, Council Secretary
Do you have a topic or request for Church Council to discuss? Each month on the
ﬁrst Monday of the month the Church Council Agenda will be created for the
Council Mee,ng the following Monday. You are welcome to contact the church
oﬃce and request an item be on the agenda. Deadline will always be the 1st
Monday! If you have ques,ons please contact Kris, Fortune, Church Council
Secretary for more informa,on. Thank you!
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Balances of St. Paul
Bank Accounts
As of 12/31/2014
General Fund Checking Account
Beginning Balance $18,022.19
Ending Balance $40,380.30
Budget Reserve Savings Account
Beginning Balance $12,114.38
Ending Balance $12,116.91
Land Purchase Checking Account
Beginning Balance $5,031.46
Ending Balance $5,475.00
Land Purchase Savings Account
Beginning Balance $10,034.20
Ending Balance $13,240.11
Luther League Checking Account
Beginning Balance $5,388.01
Ending Balance $5,388.01
Luther League Savings Account
Beginning Balance $876.56
Ending Balance $976.76
Insurance Restora"on Savings Account
Beginning Balance $11,249.96
Ending Balance $11,250.90
Mortgage Account
Beginning Property Purchase Amount
$258,250.00
Mortgage Balance $124,550.08
St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
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Jones Regional Auxiliary Luncheon
St. Paul hosts and serves the Jones Regional Auxiliary Luncheon on Wednesday, February 11 in the church
fellowship area. Volunteers are needed to prepare food, set up, and work in the kitchen and dining room. If you
want to volunteer and haven’t been called as yet, please contact Verna Lewison at 462-2135 or Virginia Danielson at
462-4625.
Please, Please, Please
Check the church kitchen for your le -behind dishes and pans. The counter is sagging under the load of beau"ful
and useful dishes and pans. Items not picked up with be stowed away to help uncluAer the kitchen.
ALY Report
Thrivent Action Teams
Recent generous grants have helped to keep Anamosa
Lunches for Youth strong and secure. A report given at the
January Board mee"ng noted a rise in the cost of food items
purchased for the weekend backpack program. The grants
received will help ﬁll the gap between projected and actual
expenses.
Dona"ons to the program are always needed (see
sugges"ons at the end of this ar"cle.) February is St. Paul’s
month to ﬁll and deliver ALY bags. A signup chart is located in
the church entryway. The usual work "me is Thursday
morning at 10:00, but alternate "mes will be set up for
groups or individuals who want to volunteer for evening or
weekend ALY packing.
A new program, started in the Spring of
2014, has given individual Thrivent
members an easy way to help fund church
or community ac"vi"es. With a simple
applica"on, and rapid approval for most of
the requests, it is becoming a popular
program. Thrivent members, check the
on-line
informa"on
provided
at
www.thrivent.com. St. Paul folks who are
not Thrivent members, check with a
Thrivent advocate with your sugges"ons or
requests for seed money to carry out an
ac"vity you feel is worthwhile. These grants
are in the amount of $250 each, given in the
form of cash cards.
Thank you, St. Paul.
St. Paul Thrivent Advocates:
How can we help?
Suggested dona"ons: (individual servings)
Hot chocolate (usually packed in boxes of 8-10 packets)
Snack packs of pudding (usually 4 to a pack)
Snack packs of fruit (usually 4 to a pack)
Snack packs of applesauce (usually 4 or 6 to a pack)
100% juice packs or boxes
Cash or checks should be directed to:
AAn: Janet Sanborn, ALY Treasurer
Ci"zens Bank
215 E Main St
Anamosa IA 52205
Hank Biere
Virginia Danielson
ScoA and Cheri Francik
Jerry and Verlyn Stolte
Deb Hardersen
Angie Keller
Dorothy Harmon
Brian Harmon
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Lutheran Services in Iowa (LSI)
Na onal Parent Leadership Month
February is Na"onal Parent Leadership Month. Through your support, LSI is able to partner with thousands of
parents each year who want to be parent leaders and make posi"ve changes in their families. Some parents come
to us through our early childhood services and want a liAle extra support in raising an infant or toddler. Other
parents come seeking help for an older child who is in trouble and turn to our therapy services, behavioral health
interven"on services or our many community programs for help. And some parents become part of our programs
through involvement with the Department of Human Services, and we work to help them resolve issues in their
home and to ensure the home is a safe place for a child. Your support of LSI as your social ministry helps prevent
child abuse and neglect and helps strengthen families all across the state. Thank you for making this work
possible!
LSI is proud to be an aﬃliated social ministry organiza"on of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).
Learn more at www.LSIowa.org and www.facebook.com/LSI.iowa.
Lutheran Day on the Hill– March 9, 2015 9:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.
Join us in advoca"ng for Iowa’s children and families at Lutheran Day on the Hill, March 9, 2015.
This annual day of advocacy is essen"al in giving voice to those who are not heard, for seeking social jus"ce and
for empowering people to exercise their right and responsibility to be part of the legisla"ve process. No special
experience or exper"se is needed! This day is a great way to begin learning more about the power of advocacy.
The day includes:
• Special guest speakers
• Stories from people served by LSI
• Advocacy training
• Lunch
• Opportuni"es to speak to legislators at the Iowa Capitol Building.
Lunch, transporta"on op"ons and a T-shirt are all provided. There is no cost to aAend this event.
Register online at www.LSIowa.org/LDH by March 5, or call 866.584.5293. To be guaranteed a T-shirt, register by
Feburary 22. If you aAended last year’s event, please wear the T-shirt you received to help us be good stewards.
Transporta"on to Des Moines: We’ll drive! Charter buses will leave from Iowa City (stop in Newton) and Waverly
(stop in Cedar Falls). Transporta"on for Western Iowa will be determined by par"cipants and their loca"ons.
Join us on TwiAer: Follow @LSIowa and use #LDH15 and #advocacymaAers to connect with other par"cipants
now and on March 9!
Lutheran Day on the Hill is planned in partnership with the three Iowa synods of the ELCA and made possible in
part by an ELCA Domes,c Hunger Grant.
St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
COMMUNION BREAD
FEBRUARY DUTIES SCHEDULE 6:00 SERVICE
USHERS
READERS
COMMUNION
PREP/CLEAN
COMMUNION
ASSISTANTS
POWER POINT
Feb. 7– 6:00
Ken/Pam Humpal
Karen Stange
Ken/Pam Humpal
Karen Stange
Myra Powell
Feb. 14– 6:00
Jery/Verlyn Stolte
Karen Stange
Jerry/Verlyn
Stolte
Karen Stange
Julie Fall
Feb. 21– 6:00
Bob/Betty Hora
Beth Hora
Bob/Betty Hora
Beth Hora
Beth Hora
Feb. 28– 6:00
Jerry/Verlyn
Stolte
Darla Algoe
Darla Algoe
Lisa Hamilton
Lisa Hamilton
DATE/SERVICE
FEBRUARY DUTIES SCHEDULE 8:00 SERVICE
DATE/SERVICE
USHERS
READERS
COMMUNION
PREP/CLEAN
COMMUNION
ASSISTANTS
Feb. 1– 8:00
Mike & Nancy
Bickford
Colin Stiffler
Jim/Dolores
Albrecht
Colin/Carol
Stiffler
Feb. 8– 8:00
Bob Prull
Merlyn Wilken
Don or Debbie
Hardersen
Don/Debbie
Hardersen
Don & Debbie
Hardersen
Feb. 15– 8:00
Paul/Verna
Lewison
Pastor / Mary Lou
Schipper
Virginia
Danielson
Pastor Schipper
Jay Willems
Feb. 22 – 8:00
Lance/Michele
Toenjes
John Lancaster
Merlyn/Marlaine
Wilken
Michelle Toenjes
John Lancaster
February:
Karen Stange
FEBRUARY ALTAR FLOWERS
Feb. 1: Open– Call Office
Feb. 8: Jan & Ed Allaire
Feb. 15: Open– Call Office
Feb. 22: Lent– No Flowers
FEBRUARY DUTIES SCHEDULE 10:30 SERVICE
DATE/SERVICE
USHERS
READERS
COMMUNION
PREP/CLEAN
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COMMUNION
ASSISTANTS
POWER POINT
VIDEO
Erik/Ashton
Stegemann
Kirsten Lancaster
Kyle Folken
Feb. 1– 10:30
Rob Robertson
Family
Kristy Robertson Amy Christianson
Feb. 8– 10:30
S. Lambertsen
Family
Shaun or Valerie
Lambertsen
Barb Wilson
Gary/Carlene
Vavricek
Seth Secrist
Sebastian
Goldsmith
Feb. 15-10:30
Darin Sander
Family
Nancy Lyon
Douglas
Dan/Lynn
Rickels
Dan/Lynn Rickels
Jenna Wilson
Cole Sander
Feb. 22-10:30
S. Countryman
Family
Paula Sisler
Serge/Paula
Sisler
Fred Austin
Paula Sisler
Kylee Secrist
Olivia
Christianson
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ST. ST.
PAUL
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FEBRUARY
JULY CALENDAR
CALENDAR
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1
8:00am Tradi,onal Worship Service
9:00am Coﬀee Hour
9:15am Sunday School
9:25am Adult Sunday School
9:30am Praise Band Prac,ce
10:30am Praise Worship Service
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2
6:30pm GMT Mee,ng (Church Basement)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3
8:00pm Alcoholics Anonymous
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4
6:45am Good Guys (McOAos)
8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W.Park)
2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (Grounds
&Goodies)
6:30-8:00pm WD4
7:30pm Worship
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7
9-10am Ray of Hope (Church basement)
9-3pm ARC (CE Building)
5:00pm “Saturday Night Live” Bible Study
6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8
8:00am Tradi,onal Worship Service
9:00am Coﬀee Hour
9:15am Sunday School
9:25am Adult Sunday School
9:30am Praise Band Prac,ce
10:30am Praise Worship Service
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9
6:30pm Church Council Mtg. (CE Bldg)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
7:00pm Mary Circle (Church)
8:00pm Alcoholics Anonymous
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
6:45am Good Guys (McOAos)
8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W.Park)
Noon Hospital Auxiliary Luncheon
(Church Basement)
1:30pm Sarah Circle (Woodland Park)
2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (Grounds &
Goodies)
6:30-8pm WD4
7:30pm Worship
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14
5:00pm “Saturday Night Live” Bible Study
6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15
8:00am Tradi,onal Worship Service
9:00am Coﬀee Hour
9:15am Sunday School
9:25am Adult Sunday School
9:30am Praise Band Prac,ce
10:30am Praise Worship Service
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16
1:00pm Quil,ng (Church Basement)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
8:00pm Alcoholics Anonymous
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18
6:45am Good Guys (McOAos)
8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W.Park)
11:30am Ash Wed. Worship and Lunch
2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (Grounds
&Goodies)
5:00pm Ash Wed. Worship w/Communion
6:30pm WD4 Small Group
7:15pm Ash. Wed. Worship w/Communion
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20
4:00pm NewsleAer Ar,cles Due
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21
5:00pm “Saturday Night Live” Bible Study
6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22
8:00am Tradi,onal Worship Service
9:00am Coﬀee Hour
9:15am Sunday School
9:25am Adult Sunday School
9:30am Praise Band Prac,ce
10:30am Praise Worship Service
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23
1:00pm Quil,ng (Church Basement)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24
8:00pm Alcoholics Anonymous
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25
6:45am Good Guys (McOAos)
8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W. Park)
2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (Grounds &
Goodies)
5:00pm Lenten Worship w/Portrayal
5:30-7:00pm Lenten Meal (Ch. Basement)
7:15pm Lenten Worship w/Portrayal
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26
9:00pm Mail NewsleAer (Paula Hartman)
10:00am Friend to Friend (Ch. Basement)
5-7pm Forks & Friends (Methodist Church)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28
5:00pm “Saturday Night Live” Bible Study
6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service
February Work Group
Chairs: Ronnie & Karen Stange
Norma Brady
Jim & Amy Christianson
Deb Clymer
Elnora Day
Lynn Decious
Bob & Janice Goodyear
Arlen & Marilyn Holcomb
Marna Gaye Ketelsen
Betty Lubben
Dave Michels
Duane & Ruthie Mosser
Paul & Karol Pinney
Roger & Helen Seaton
Darel & Laura Secrist
Steve & Karen Smith
Neil & Elaine Stigen
A few du,es include: Taking care of the family care room; (wipe oﬀ
crib & liAle table, pick up and straighten room) over-see kitchen
(*Launder towels on counter, check & clean refrigerators & stoves
when needed) keep supplies stocked (paper towels, dish soap in
kitchen, kleenex for the bathroom, plas,c wrap & baggies etc.). *It
is very important that Work Groups select someone to check on
the kitchen.
St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
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St. Paul Lutheran Church │ 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 │ (319) 462-4841 │ [email protected]
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church
103 East Cedar Street
Anamosa, IA 52205
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WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Saturday:
6pm Contemporary Worship
Sunday:
8am Traditional Worship
9am Fellowship
9:15am Sunday School
9:30am Adult Sunday School
10:30am Contemporary Worship
FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS
Addison Zieser
01
Lindsey Aus"n
02
Donna Condry
02
Steph Hardersen
02
Breanna Luchtenburg 02
AnneAe Wheeler
02
Dylan Schmidt
03
Colin S"ﬄer
03
Michelle Smith
04
Sharlene Ulferts
04
Roger Seaton
06
Ruthie Mosser
07
Wayne Embree
08
Jeremy Fall
08
Marge Bohlken
09
Abby Fairbanks
10
Marissa Hankemeier
Samuel Kenny
Wes Wheeler
Elnora Day
Pat Jensen
Marie Capron
Becky Embree
Brian Zieser
Dave Michels
Mallory Whitmore
Rhonda Michels
Evan Wilson
Grace Lubben
ScoA Minzenmeyer
Kirk Reinhardt
Carol Atwood
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Ryker Weber
Easton Wheeler
Lawrence Behnke
Marshall Kray
Rob Robertson
Jane Ortgies
Rick Carpenter
Seth Secrist
Jillian Faille
BreA Jacobs
Taylor Zumbach
Beulah Folken
Trent Gravel
Damon Rogers
Mary Lou Schipper
Shirley Shover
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If your birthday was omiAed from this calendar, it is because we do not have the date in our records. If you would like your
birthday listed on our newsleAer calendar, please call Paula at 462-4841 or email her at [email protected] and she
would be happy to include it.