Tuesday June 1, 2004
[ENS News: Director of Anglican and Global Relations announces retirement]
[LWF News: Lutheran Minority Churches in Europe Call for Effective Media Networking}
Justin, martyr at Rome, c. 165 (Liturgical Color: Red)
June 2 to 13, 2004
BMDG is organizing an interfaith tour to Turkey through which some of the most prominent religious sites in Turkey will be visited. We believe that this tour will be a unique opportunity for participants to better understand and appreciate the history of various faiths and to provide a joyful atmosphere to get to know one another in a peaceful journey.
For detailed information about the destinations in Turkey and the expense estimates please visit the link
If you are interested in joining the BMDG Interfaith Tour 2004, please send an e-mail to info@bmdg.org by March 15th, 2004 stating your interest.
We would be happy to respond any questions you may have about the tour.
Don't miss this opportunity to discover the literal and figurative bridge of East and West: Turkey!
June 2 to 12, 2004
Windward Travel presents "The Lands of Martin Luther: A Heritage Tour" hosted by Pastor Dave Schreiber of Resurrection Lutheran Church in Indianapolis. With stops at historic Luther sites such as Wittenberg, Leipzig and Erfurt, the tour will also include a Rhine cruise and the breathtaking scenery of Munich, Oberammergau and Innsbruck.
Wednesday June 2, 2004
There's a Place At The Table for you. The Wednesday Lunch Group meets for devotions, prayer and study of next Sunday's scriptures at noon in Room 3 for one hour. Bring a brown bag lunch.
Staff meeting at 12:30 p.m. in the Pastor's Office.
St. Thomas Men are invited to attend weekly Bible Study and Fellowship from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in Rooms 12 and 13.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of South Central Indiana will hold an orientation for those interested in volunteering for the organization's mentoring programs offered to local youth ages six to 17 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at their office at 418 South Walnut.
[ELCA News: ELCA Global Mission Events In Montana, Wisconsin}
[ENS News: New primate for Canada; same-sex blessings discussed]
[LCMS News: Convention delegates to get 115 resolutions for action]
June 3 to 5, 2004
Lutherans Concerned / North America, Inc. is offering free training for members and potential members of local and synodical "RIC" Core Teams at Prince of Peace Lutheran in Schaumberg Illinois. This may be the last free RIC Core Team training, so please respond today to make your reservation for this event. All you have to do is get to Chicago and we'll take it from there. Ground transportation to and from the airport, host housing, meals and training materials will be provided by the Chicago team and a dedicated group of volunteers.
Plan to arrive on the afternoon of 6/3/04. We will gather for dinner at Prince of Peace at 5:00 pm sharp. The training itself will begin following the evening meal and run from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Hosts will collect their guests at that time. On Friday and Saturday, training will begin at 8:30 a.m. and will conclude with the evening meal. The Sunday schedule will be based on worship times at Prince of Peace. The agenda will end at 3:00 p.m on Sunday afternoon leaving time to get to both Chicago airports for flights after 5:00 p.m.
Please respond to this invitation no later than May 15th so that we may plan accordingly.
Please get and read a copy of Doing Justice: Congregations and Community Organizing by Dennis A. Jacobsen before the training. This book is available on line for about $14 from Amazon.com.
Thursday June 3, 2004
[ELCA News: Colin Powell Meets ELCA Presiding Bishop, Others On Mideast]
[LCMS News: Gathering tagged nation's 'largest single denominational youth event']
John XXIII, Bishop of Rome, 1963 (Liturgical Color: White)
Friday June 4, 2004
[ELCA News: ELCA Office Joins Opposition To Federal Marriage Amendment]
[LCMS News: World Mission to sponsor four events in conjunction with Synod convention]
[NCC News: "Come To The Feast" May 26-31, Tampa, Supports Creative, Relevant Young Adult Ministries]
[NCC News: 'H2oly Water: Source of Life' Regional Training Events Focus on Water]
Saturday June 5, 2004
Boniface, Archbishop of Mainz, missionary to Germany, martyr, 754 (Liturgical Color: Red)
June 6, 2004
The Holy Trinity — First Sunday after Pentecost (Liturgical Color: White)
Prelude: Fanfare and Processional — Douglas Wagner
Entrance Hymn: Holy, Holy, Holy (Lutheran Book of Worship 165)
Hymn of the Day: Holy God, We Praise Your Name (Lutheran Book of Worship 535)
Offertory: Christ on the Mount of Olives, op. 85: Hallelujah — Ludwig van Beethoven (Adult Choir)
Communion Hymn: All Glory Be to God on High (Lutheran Book of Worship 166)
Communion Hymn: Father Most Holy (Lutheran Book of Worship 169)
Sending Hymn: Come, Thou Almighty King (Lutheran Book of Worship 522)
Postlude: Pasticcio — Jean Langlais
Homilist: Pastor Lyle McKee "The Fellowship of the Holy Spirit"
Deacon: Kathleen Boggess
Crucifer: Dave Belbutoski
Lector: Jim Eagleman
Acolyte: Alex Nixon
Server: Diane McCurry
Ushers: Dave and Debbie Nixon
Greeters: Karl and Kay Eagleman
Nursery: Sam and Missy Eichmiller
Council Coordinator: Sam Eichmiller
There will be a coffee reception between services to welcome new members being received into fellowship this morning.
Prelude: Fanfare and Processional — Douglas Wagner
Entrance Hymn: Holy, Holy, Holy (Lutheran Book of Worship 165)
Hymn of the Day: Holy God, We Praise Your Name (Lutheran Book of Worship 535)
Offertory: Christ on the Mount of Olives, op. 85: Hallelujah — Ludwig van Beethoven (Adult Choir)
Communion Hymn: All Glory Be to God on High (Lutheran Book of Worship 166)
Communion Hymn: Father Most Holy (Lutheran Book of Worship 169)
Sending Hymn: Come, Thou Almighty King (Lutheran Book of Worship 522)
Postlude: Pasticcio — Jean Langlais
Homilist: Pastor Lyle McKee "The Fellowship of the Holy Spirit"
Deacon: Dan Rademacher
Crucifer: Charles Sweet
Lector: Dean Arnold
Acolyte: Meg Garl
Server: Margrethe O'Connor
Ushers: Mark and Sue Head
Greeters: Mark and Rosie Savage
Nursery: Jane Warner and Andrew Eichmiller
Council Coordinator: Mary Krupinski
Altar Care: Kay Isaacson and Mary Sasse
Flowers: Dave Ellies and Dean and Sandy Arnold
Bread and Wine: Martha Selk
We welcome new members at both services this morning: Chris and Maren Foley, and Birch; Steve and Kris Frampton; Matt and Tiffany Shupe, and Madelyn.
Mission Endowment Fund Committee meets at 9:45 a.m.
Executive Committee meets at 11:30 a.m.
Confirmation Class meets from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m.
Property Committee meets at 6:30 p.m.
Rev. Ann Svennungsen, president of the Fund for Theological Education and ELCA pastor is the featured speaker on Day 1
All Saints - Orthodox Christian
Monday June 7, 2004
Community Band rehearses at 7:00 p.m. in Heritage Hall
[ENS News: Bishops vow to fight against silence in Middle East]
[ENS News: Interreligious delegation outline Road Map priorities]
[ENS News: Global dimensions resonate with Episcopal Communicators]
[NCC News: Religious Leaders Urge Bush Administration to Jumpstart Middle East Road Map]
Seattle, chief of the Duwamish Confederacy, 1866 (Liturgical Color: White)
Tuesday June 8, 2004
Finance Committee meets at 6:00 p.m.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of South Central Indiana will hold an orientation for those interested in volunteering for the organization's mentoring programs offered to local youth ages six to 17 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at their office at 418 South Walnut.
[ELCA News: ELCA Rural Ministry Conference at Newberry College June 24-26]
[ELCA News: Kathryn Sime Named Director For ELCA World Hunger Appeal]
[ENS News: National Ad Campaign gets underway]
[ENS News: Presiding Bishop preaches at installation of Canadian Primate]
[LDR News: Nebraska Tornado Update]
[LWF News: LWF Photo Exhibition on Genocide Makes Impact in Rwanda]
Wednesday June 9, 2004
Bloomington Hospital and Healthcare System will offer Blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol screenings at Meadowwood Retirement Community from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. The blood sugar and cholesterol screenings require a 12-hour fast for accurate results; there is a fee for the cholesterol test only. Registration is required.
There's a Place At The Table for you. The Wednesday Lunch Group meets for devotions, prayer and study of next Sunday's scriptures at noon in Room 3 for one hour. Bring a brown bag lunch.
Staff meeting at 12:30 p.m. in the Pastor's Office.
St. Thomas Men are invited to attend weekly Bible Study and Fellowship from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in Rooms 12 and 13.
[ELCA News: Feltman Named Director For Lutheran Disaster Response]
[ENS News: 'Plano West' meeting issues call for censure, recognition of alternative network
[NCC News: "Come to the feast" supports creative, relevant young adult ministries]
Columba, 597; Aidan, 651; Bede, 735; confessors (Liturgical Color: White)
Thursday June 10, 2004
Corpus Christi - Catholic Christian
[ELCA News: Lutherans Continue Cleanup In Nebraska]
[ELCA News: ELCA Presiding Bishop Joins Call To G-8 For Debt Cancellation]
[ELCA News: Lutherans Support Relief Efforts On Hispaniola]
[ENS News: National Cathedral prepares for funeral rites of former President]
[ENS News: Chane says preparations for Reagan funeral made far in advance]
Friday June 11, 2004
[LWF News: Finland—Why Belong to the Church?—Archbishop Paarma Reflects on Impact of New Law on Religious Freedom ]
St. Barnabas, Apostle (Liturgical Color: Red)
Saturday June 12, 2004
Children's Day at Lutheran Hills
A day for children (ages 1-10) and parents where all the fun stuff of camp is packed into one Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Activities include: camp hiking tour, arts & crafts, swimming (be sure to bring your swim suit and towel), lunch, campfire program, games, and lots more. Adults $7, Youth (4-10) $4.
[ENS News: Missioner for Native American Ministries appointed]
June 13, 2004
Second Sunday After Pentecost (Proper 6) (Liturgical Color: Green)
Prelude: Psalm Prelude (Psalm 37:11) Op. 32, No. 1 — Herbert Howells
Entrance Hymn: Love Divine, All Loves Excelling (Lutheran Book of Worship 315)
Hymn of the Day: Healer of Our Every Ill (With One Voice 738)
Offertory: Sonata II: Ruhig bewegt — Paul Hindemith
Communion Hymn: Lord, Speak to Us, That We May Speak (Lutheran Book of Worship 403)
Communion Hymn: Chief of Sinners though I Be (Lutheran Book of Worship 306)
Sending Hymn: Now Thank We All Our God (Lutheran Book of Worship 534)
Postlude: Toccata in G Major — Theodore Dubois
Homilist: Pastor Lyle McKee "Great Love"
Deacon: Ryan Smith
Lector: Morissa Moore
Acolyte: Celina Nierzwicki
Server: Lyman Hitchcock
Ushers: Morissa Moore and Susan Colston
Greeters: Mark and Charlene Braun
Nursery: Joan Burt
Council Coordinator: Paul Reynolds
Prelude: Psalm Prelude (Psalm 37:11) Op. 32, No. 1 — Herbert Howells
Entrance Hymn: Love Divine, All Loves Excelling (Lutheran Book of Worship 315)
Hymn of the Day: Healer of Our Every Ill (With One Voice 738)
Offertory: Sonata II: Ruhig bewegt — Paul Hindemith
Communion Hymn: Lord, Speak to Us, That We May Speak (Lutheran Book of Worship 403)
Communion Hymn: Chief of Sinners though I Be (Lutheran Book of Worship 306)
Sending Hymn: Now Thank We All Our God (Lutheran Book of Worship 534)
Postlude: Toccata in G Major — Theodore Dubois
Homilist: Pastor Lyle McKee "Great Love"
Deacon: Kris Stewart
Lector: Jane Warner
Acolyte: Andrew Eichmiller
Server: Allan Buhr
Ushers: Dean Arnold and Tim Moore
Greeter: Nancy Melhorn
Nursery: Cindy Ohslund and Ben Wood
Council Coordinator: Dean Arnold
Altar Care: Betty Smith and Susan Lehr
Flowers: Eric and Kari Isaacson
Bread and Wine: Chris Ogan
Congregation Council meets at 11:30 a.m.
Monday June 14, 2003
Seekers Bible Study is continuing a new course on the Gospel of Luke using Kerygma materials and techniques at 7:00 p.m. in Room 7. Child care is available with advance notice.
[ENS News: Griswold finds a church 'focused on mission' ]
Basil the Great, Bishop of Caesarea, 379; Gregory of Nazianzus, Bishop of Constantinople, c. 389; Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, c. 385 (Liturgical Color: White)
Tuesday June 15, 2004
[ELCA News: Walt Wangerin To Leave Lutheran Vespers As Speaker In 2005]
[ELCA News: Lutherans Respond To Humanitarian Crisis In Sudan]
[ENS News: A Statement of the Executive Council to the Episcopal Church]
[LWF News: Absent Delegates at LWF Assembly Say 'We Are Still Pained by This Wound']
[LWF News: Discussion on Identity of LWF Communion Prominent at Asian Regional Conference]
[LWF News: 'Who Will Liaise between Chinese Churches?']
[LWF News: Indian Lutherans Confident of Anti-minorities Laws Repeal under New Government]
Wednesday June 16, 2004
There's a Place At The Table for you. The Wednesday Lunch Group meets for devotions, prayer and study of next Sunday's scriptures at noon in Room 3 for one hour. Bring a brown bag lunch.
Staff meeting at 12:30 p.m. in the Pastor's Office.
St. Thomas Men are invited to attend weekly Bible Study and Fellowship from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in Rooms 12 and 13.
[ELCA News: ELCA Hosts Multicultural Gathering July 9-11 In Orlando ]
[ENS News: Episcopal Leaders voice concern about Arctic drilling vote]
[ENS News: 'Landmark initiative' supports children orphaned by AIDS]
[ENS News: Executive Council authorizes needed Church Center renovations]
[ENS News: Senate passes hate crimes legislation]
[ENS News: House Leadership pulls Arctic Bill due to lack of votes]
[LDR News: June domestic disaster update]
[LWF News: Substantial Financial Assistance Needed for Haiti's Flood Victims]
[NCC News: "Let justice roll" faith-community partnership announces national election-year initiative]
Thursday June 17, 2004
[ENS News: Albany votes to join Network of Anglican Communion Dioceses and Parishes]
[ENS News: Global issues a priority for Executive Council]
[ENS News: Two Via Medias, often confused, seek distinctions]
[ENS News: Executive Council observers report positive reception at Via Media gathering]
Friday June 18, 2004
[ENS News: Mission priorities move forward at Burlington meeting]
[ENS News: Marriage, partner rights, 9/11 burials taken up by Executive Council]
[ENS News: Presiding Bishop's message on the Meeting of the Lambeth Commission]
Blessed Heart of Jesus - Catholic Christian
Saturday June 19, 2004
BMDG presents its monthly Open Discussion on Islam in Room 1A on the first floor of the Monroe County Public Library from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. The topic this month is The meaning of "Five Daily Prayers" in Islam.
June 20 to July 18, 2004
Lutheran Summer Music Academy and Festival will be held on the campus of Luther College in Decorah Iowa.
June 20 to 25, 2004
PIONEERS (Grades 4-6) at Lutheran Hills
A lively week packed with activities for upper elementary youth entering grades 4-6: hiking, swimming, arts and crafts, Bible study, singing, campfire programs, small group and all camp games. $225.
TRAILBLAZERS (Grades 7-9) at Lutheran Hills
A week geared for young teens entering grades 7-9, involving more advanced activities and more individual choice than for younger campers. Activities included: Bible study, canoe/hiking trips, swimming, a cookout/campout, campfire programs, and special evening activities. $225.
June 20, 2004
Third Sunday After Pentecost (Proper 7) (Liturgical Color: Green)
Prelude: Symphony VI: Adagio — Charles Marie Widor
Entrance Hymn: When in Our Music God Is Glorified (With One Voice 802)
Hymn of the Day: Oh, Praise Thy Gracious Power (With One Voice 750)
Offertory: Voluntary in g minor, Op. 5 No.7 — John Stanley
Communion Hymn: Wash, O God, Our Sons and Daughters (With One Voice 697)
Communion Hymn: Precious Lord, Take My Hand (With One Voice 731)
Sending Hymn: O God Beyond All Praising (With One Voice 797)
Postlude: The Golden Trumpet — Franklin Ashdown
Homilist: Pastor Lyle McKee "Liberation"
Deacon: Ryan Smith
Lector: Mike Laros
Acolyte: Caleb Winningham
Server: Lyman Hitchcock
Ushers: Jim and Marti Doering
Greeter: Kay Isaacson
Nursery: Morissa Moore
Prelude: Symphony VI: Adagio — Charles Marie Widor
Entrance Hymn: When in Our Music God Is Glorified (With One Voice 802)
Hymn of the Day: Oh, Praise Thy Gracious Power (With One Voice 750)
Offertory: Voluntary in g minor, Op. 5 No.7 — John Stanley
Communion Hymn: Wash, O God, Our Sons and Daughters (With One Voice 697)
Communion Hymn: Precious Lord, Take My Hand (With One Voice 731)
Sending Hymn: O God Beyond All Praising (With One Voice 797)
Postlude: The Golden Trumpet — Franklin Ashdown
Homilist: Pastor Lyle McKee "Liberation"
Deacon: Kris Stewart
Lector: Sharon Fawbush
Acolyte: Emily Garl
Server: Joan Burt
Ushers: Dave and Rita Pavolka
Greeter: Bob and Janet Ellis
Nursery: Dean and Sandy Arnold
Council Coordinator: Mary Krupinski
Altar Care: Charlene Braun and Shirley Mingee
Flowers: Bob and Joan Burt
Bread and Wine: Vicki Polansky
St. Thomas member Ruth Engs will be featured on WFIU Profiles Sunday, June 20 at 7:00 p.m. A professor of Applied Health Sciences at IU, she is an authority on addictive behaviors. Her research focuses on American health reform movements, patterns of alcohol use among women and students, and controversies in the addiction field. Dr. Engs is the author of six books including Clean Living Movements: American Cycles of Health Reform, The Progressive Era's Health Reform Movement: A Historical Dictionary and Alcohol And Other Drugs: Self Responsibility.
[ENS News: Small church consultation exceeds expectations]
Monday June 21, 2004
Community Band rehearses at 7:00 p.m. in Heritage Hall.
[ELCA News: Peter Marty To Become Host For Lutheran Vespers In 2005]
[ELCA News: Wollersheim Re-Elected ELCA Northern Illinois Synod Bishop]
Onesimus Nesib, translator, evangelist, 1931 (Liturgical Color: White)
Tuesday June 22, 2004
[ENS News: Global network outlines mission priorities]
[ENS News: Call for prayer and commitment on World Refugee Day]
[LDR News: Gilbert Furst's Final Director's Report]
[NCC News: NCC asks Bush administration to reverse Cuba policy, lift embargo]
Wednesday June 23, 2004
There's a Place At The Table for you. The Wednesday Lunch Group meets for devotions, prayer and study of next Sunday's scriptures at noon in Room 3 for one hour. Bring a brown bag lunch.
Staff meeting at 12:30 p.m. in the Pastor's Office.
St. Thomas Men are invited to attend weekly Bible Study and Fellowship from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in Rooms 12 and 13.
[ELCA News: Sue Rothmeyer Named To ELCA Leadership Post With DHES]
[ENS News: A Word to the Church From Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold]
[LCMS News: LCMS welcomes most new congregations in 15 years]
[LWF News: LWF General Secretary Noko to Address West African Inter-Faith Summit]
[LWF News: 22 Advisers to Provide Professional Expertise to LWF Council]
[NCC News: Faith Works to Save the Bay: 'H20ly Water' Training Events Focus on Protecting the Chesapeake]
June 24 to 28, 2004
"Grace, Forgiveness and the Poetic Word" Campus Ministry Conference at Loyola University of Chicago
Thursday June 24, 2004
You are invited to join the Retired's Group to tour the Turner Doll Factory and Gift Shop in Heltonville. Meet in the church parking lot at 9:15 a.m. We'll return to Bloomington for lunch at a restaurant to be decided.
[LCMS News: Celebration marks 'Nehemiah' success as national housing 'crusade' begins]
The Nativity of John the Baptist (Liturgical Color: White)
Friday June 25, 2004
[ENS News: Church remains open after Vestry leaves]
[ENS News: Robinson says troubled parish in God's hands]
[ENS News: Presiding Bishop's letter to Bush about the crisis in Sudan]
[LCMS News: National offering tops $227,000 before convention]
Presentation of the Augsburg Confession, 1530; Philipp Melanchthon, renewer of the Church, 1560 (Liturgical Color: White)
Saturday June 26, 2004
June 27 to July 1, 2004
Grand Adventure-South Lutheran Hills
Sr. High Grand Adventure-South is a small group adventure trip — hiking a 19 mile section of the Appalachian Trail and whitewater rafting a 9 mile section of the Nolichucky River in east Tennessee. The week begins (Sunday morning, June 27) and ends (Thursday afternoon, July 1) at the Indiana-Kentucky Synod office in Indianapolis. Participants must be entering grades 9-12 and be in excellent physical shape and be ready for a challenge. A complete information packet is available. $275.
Confirmation Camp at Lutheran Hills
June 27, 2004
Fourth Sunday After Pentecost (Proper 8) (Liturgical Color: Green)
Prelude: A Monastery Procession — William Horatio Clarke
Entrance Hymn: When Morning Gilds the Skies (Lutheran Book of Worship 545)
Hymn of the Day: Praise and Thanksgiving (Lutheran Book of Worship 409)
Offertory: Schmücke dich, O liebe Seele — Johannes Brahms
Communion Hymn: For the Fruits of All Creation (With One Voice 760)
Communion Hymn: Eat This Bread, Drink This Cup (With One Voice 706)
Sending Hymn: Sing to the Lord of Harvest (Lutheran Book of Worship 412)
Postlude: Trumpet Tune in G Major — Jon Roberts
Homilist: Doug Bauder "O Taste and See"
Deacon: Mary Lou Nierzwicki
Lector: Walt Wood
Acolyte: Celina Nierzwicki
Server: Shirley Mingee
Ushers: Jeffrey Franz and Ruth Engs-Franz
Greeters: John and Diane McCurry
Nursery: Mary Sasse
Council Coordinator: Kathy McDonald
Prelude: A Monastery Procession — William Horatio Clarke
Entrance Hymn: When Morning Gilds the Skies (Lutheran Book of Worship 545)
Hymn of the Day: Praise and Thanksgiving (Lutheran Book of Worship 409)
Offertory: Schmücke dich, O liebe Seele — Johannes Brahms
Communion Hymn: For the Fruits of All Creation (With One Voice 760)
Communion Hymn: Eat This Bread, Drink This Cup (With One Voice 706)
Sending Hymn: Sing to the Lord of Harvest (Lutheran Book of Worship 412)
Postlude: Trumpet Tune in G Major — Jon Roberts
Homilist: Doug Bauder "O Taste and See"
Deacon: Kaye Hill
Lector: James Marken
Acolyte: Sarah Isaacson
Server: Dean Arnold
Ushers: Allan and Helen Mayfield
Greeters: Bob and Joan Burt
Nursery: LeAnn Lipe
Council Coordinator: Allan Mayfield
Altar Care: Laurel Reynolds and Renee Steele
Flowers: Wayne and Lois Selk and Dan and Gail Seegert
Bread and Wine: Mary Sasse
June 28 to July 2, 2004
Lutheran Campus Ministry Offices are closed.
Monday June 28, 2004
July Newsletter Deadline
Community Band rehearses at 7:00 p.m. in Heritage Hall
Seekers Bible Study continues a new course on the Gospel of Luke using Kerygma materials and techniques at 7:00 p.m. in Room 7. Child care is available with advance notice.
[LWF News: Ghanaian Traditional Chief Cites Intolerance as Major Cause of Conflict in Africa]
[LWF News: Inter-Faith Groups Seek Constructive Dialogue with Governments]
[LWF News: LWF General Secretary Affirms Role of Africa's Religious Diversity in Resolving Conflict]
[NCC News: NCC Welcomes Supreme Court Rulings Affirming Due Process]
Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons, c. 202 (Liturgical Color: White)
Tuesday June 29, 2004
[ELCA News: Lutherans Work To Make Ending World Hunger A Priority]
[ENS News: Diocesan pledges above forecast]
[ENS News: Divided Rochester congregation lives on]
St. Peter and St. Paul, Apostles (Liturgical Color: Red)
Wednesday June 30, 2004
There's a Place At The Table for you. The Wednesday Lunch Group meets for devotions, prayer and study of next Sunday's scriptures at noon in Room 3 for one hour. Bring a brown bag lunch.
Staff meeting at 12:30 p.m. in the Pastor's Office.
St. Thomas Men are invited to attend weekly Bible Study and Fellowship from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in Rooms 12 and 13.
Executive Council meets at 7:45 p.m.
[ELCA News: Nebraska ELCA Congregation Recipient Of Accessibility Award]
[ELCA News: Early ELCA Synod Assemblies Address Sexuality, Other Issues]
[LWF News: Israel's Separation Wall Will Isolate Crucial Training Center in Jerusalem]
[LWF News: New Pattern as Protestant Churches Come Together in Germany]
[LWF News: Poor Woman's Cow? Ethiopian Women Contribute to Poverty Reduction through LWF/DWS Credit Scheme]
[LWF News: Namibian Churches Call for Peaceful Land Reform Process]
Johan Olof Wallin, Archbishop of Uppsala, hymnwriter, 1839 (Liturgical Color: White)
Last update: Wednesday 30 June 2004 21:59
