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News and Announcements Christ Lutheran Church Eagan

January 21, 2017

Verse of the Week: 1 Peter 3:15

There is a Redeemer—Jesus, God’s own Son; Precious Lamb of God, Messiah, Holy One. Thank You, O my Father, For giving us Your Son, And leaving Your Spirit Till the work on earth is done. Jesus, my Redeemer, Name above all names; Precious Lamb of God, Messiah, Hope for sinners slain. Thank You, O my Father, For giving us Your Son, And leaving Your Spirit Till the work on earth is done. When I stand in glory, I will see His face; There I’ll serve my King forever In that holy place. Thank You, O my Father, For giving us Your Son, And leaving Your Spirit Till the work on earth is done. LSB 971; © 1982 Birdwing Music; admin. EMI . Used by permission: LSB Hymn License .NET, no. 100012578.

Please pick up your giving statements for 2017! They are available in the narthex after services. Help us save postage!


THIS IS LIFE SUNDAY! The theme in our worship and Bible study will be Hope for Life. Join us!

Humanity even in suffering. There’s still Opportunity in uncertainty. There’s Promise Even in weakness. There’s still Enjoyment in the unexpected. There’s

This Sunday's Bible Study – Hope For Life – 1 Peter 3:14-22 Christians know hope. We speak hope. We show hope. We share hope. The Gospel makes us people of hope. Christ Jesus has come, was crucified, is risen, and will come again. This gives hope to every person in every circumstance. There’s humanity even in suffering. There’s still opportunity in uncertainty. There’s promise even in weakness. And there’s still enjoyment in the unexpected. God’s Word places this hope in each human being whom He has graciously created, redeemed, and called. Wherever there’s life, there is God’s grace and Christ’s compassion. We open our mouths, our hands, and our hearts as Gospel-motivated voices for life to proclaim and perform this hope. God never gives up and neither do His people.

January 22 March for Life Concordia University St Paul will host a Chapel service on Monday, Jan. 22, beginning at 10:30am, at Graebner Memorial Chapel. Come to worship the Author and Perfecter of Life and pray that people everywhere will uphold the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death, and turn their hearts toward the children. After chapel, the group will then travel to the Capitol Mall for the Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) March For Life which begins at 12:00pm south of the Capitol building. It will be followed by a brief program on the Capitol steps at 12:30. MCCL will introduce its legislative agenda for the upcoming session during the program. Many pro-life elected officials are expected to attend the March and will be introduced to the crowd The purpose of the March is to commemorate the lives lost to abortion (and the women and men who have been hurt as a result) and to call for renewed respect and protection for all members of the human family, including unborn children and their mothers. Contact Pastor Hahn if you are interested in participating.


CLC Youth Super Bowl “Take & Bake” Pizza Fundraiser It’s that time again! Time to order your pizzas for Super Bowl Sunday, February 4th. You order now, and then pick them up between 12-2 on that date. See the Youth in the Narthex for order forms. These were a big hit last year, so don’t miss out. Deadline to order in January 28th. Pizzas available: Cheese, Pepperoni, Sausage, Pepperoni & Sausage, Apple Dessert, Blueberry Dessert Cost: 1 for $12, 2 for $22, 3 for $30. (Checks payable to CLC Youth) Pizzas are 16-inch (Family size)

Because of the mission presentation last Sunday, THIS Sunday the children will study the Bible story "Joseph Cares for Jacob." We will hear how God commands us to honor authorities and see how this was carried out by Joseph as he cares for his aging father.

Meal and Silent Auction! Ash Wednesday, February 14 Menu: Maid Rite Sandwiches, Ambrosia Salad, Potato Chips (Freewill offering) Time: Meal will run from 5:45 to 6:30; Silent Auction will run from 5:30 to 6:45 We will be auctioning off some items from the Emmilee Dennison estate – list to follow in a couple of weeks. These are the nicer items that people may be interested in. All the proceeds will go to the CLC Endowment Fund that is being established. After the service, people will be able to go to the fellowship all to pick up their items that they have won or make arrangements to pick up larger items that will have pictures and descriptions.


More Readers Needed! Please volunteer to take a turn reading Scripture during worship on Saturday evenings or Sunday mornings. Contact Sharonlee Strohkirch to serve in this important ministry. (952-431-1865)

A new Flower Chart has been posted for 2018. Be sure to sign up to remember a special date or person. Call the church office (651-454-4091) or Mary Lou Adelmann (651-454-1446) if you don’t have a chance to sign up at church.

Concordia University St. Paul – Reformation Lecture Series Living as a Christian: Wittenberg Style Thursday, February 8, 2018. 7:00 pm Speaker: Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb, Mission Professor Systematic Theology Emeritus, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis A world-renowned scholar of the Reformation, Dr. Kolb is a 1961 graduate of Concordia St. Paul and served as a professor of theology at CSP from 1977-1993. Location: Graebner Memorial Chapel – Free and Open to the Public

Our Gifts to the Lord Jan 13,14 General Fund Jan 8-12 Joyful Response Total

Attendance $2844.00 $ 240.00 $3084.00

Saturday, Jan 13 Sunday, Jan 14 Total

19 67 86


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