Sunday, March 18, 2007
Memory work for 3/21/07
The memory work for all grades for this Wednesday, March 21 is the final few sentences of the explanation of the second article. It can be found here beginning with the words "that I may be His own," to the end of the explanation.
Monday, March 12, 2007
Congregational Munchie and Game night!
Sunday, March 18 at 3:30 in the Fellowship Hall. Bring a few games you might like to play, and some snacks to share, and we'll play the afternoon and evening away! There will be games available for people of all ages. Euchre? Dominoes? Catch Phrase? Balderdash? What sounds FUN to you?
Large Catechism Study
TIME CHANGE: This Sunday ONLY, we will meet at 2:30 in the fellowship hall. If you have a chance before the class, please read Luther's writings on the First Commandment in the Large Catechism. See Pastor for a Study Guide!
Sunday, March 11, 2007
5/6 Midweek students host Wed. Night "lunch"
REMINDER for Sandy's 5/6th grade midweek class! WE are the hosts for the "lunch" after Lenten services on Wednesday evening. Remember to bring 2-3 dozen cookies, bars, or a snack of some sort, and be ready to stick around and work for a while after worship!
Bible Study, Sunday Afternoons

We will be using our NEW Book of Concord (or if you didn't purchase one, an older edition will be fine!) to spend some time studying Luther's LARGE Catechism. The study begins on Sunday, March 11 at 4:00 PM in the fellowship hall! See Pastor for a study guide.
If you don't own a Book of Concord and would like to participate in the study, copies of Luther's Large Catechism are available. See Pastor if you need a copy to read!
PHOTO DIRECTORIES are here!
Make sure you pick yours up after church, or stop in at the church office this week.
Memory work for 3/14
This is a big section, but we've been singing it for many weeks, so we KNOW you guys can do it!
The Second Article of the Creed For this week, stop after the words "His innocent suffering and death"
The Second Article of the Creed For this week, stop after the words "His innocent suffering and death"
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