CHRIST’S MESSENGER Christ Lutheran Church and Preschool, Eagan, MN
November, 2016
FROM THE PASTOR by Pastor Hahn
Church and Preschool
Staff Rev. David Hahn Senior Pastor
Rev. Michael Heggen Visitation Pastor
Alex Mezeritski Director of Music
Michele Lukanen Director of Preschool
Julia Bonewell Preschool Teacher
Judy Kaner Preschool Aide
Rhoda Houge Church Secretary
Thanksgiving Through The Ages The first official presidential proclamation issued in America was George Washington's 1789 Thanksgiving message to the people of the United States. He recommended to the people: "...that we may then all unite in rendering unto Him our sincere and humble thanks for His kind care and protection of the people of this country... " Later, when the constitution was severely tested in the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln also issued a thanksgiving proclamation: "I do therefore invite my fellow citizens ... to set apart and observe the last Thursday of November next, as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the Heavens. And I recommend to ... fervently implore the interposition of the Almighty Hand to heal the wounds of the nation and to restore it … to the full enjoyment of peace, harmony, tranquility and Union." Today we once again face monumental challenges in America and around the world. But as our Forefathers did in the midst of their trials, we must us also take time to seek wisdom and guidance from our Heavenly Father and to thank Him for His blessings. Thanksgiving is an important part of the Christian life. It is the capstone to a life of prayer. The apostle Paul instructed the church in Philippi regarding prayer: "Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God." (Philippians 4:6) Our requests and intercession are to include thanksgiving as a sign of our faith. We thank the Lord in advance that He hears our prayers, and that He is about a good work, bringing His will to pass in our lives. The Scriptures are filled with prayers of thanksgiving: "I will give thanks to the Lord with my whole heart; I will recount all of your wonderful deeds." (Psalm 9:1) "To you, O God of my fathers, I give thanks and praise, for you have given me wisdom and might, and have now made known to me what we asked of you…" (Daniel 2:23)
Christ Lutheran Church and Preschool 1930 Diffley Road Eagan, MN 55122 Church: 651-454-4091 christlutheraneagan@outlook.com www.christlutheraneagan.org Christ Lutheran Church is a congregation of The Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod
Christ Lutheran Church is a growing body of believers in Jesus Christ, sharing the love, word, and grace of God with our family, community, and world.
"…addressing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody to the Lord with all your heart, giving thanks always and for everything to God the Father…" (Ephesians 5:19) Thanksgiving is also a way that we show humility before Almighty God. One day Jesus witnessed this kind of a grateful heart when He healed a group of ten lepers. Luke writes: "And as they went they were cleansed. Then one of them, when he saw that he was healed, turned back, praising God with a loud voice; and he fell on his face at Jesus' feet, giving him thanks." (Luke 17:14-16) Jesus made note of his humility in thanksgiving, but also of the lack of thanks on the part of the others: "Then Jesus answered, ‘Were not ten cleansed? Where are the nine? Was no one found to return and give praise to God except this foreigner? And he said to him, Rise and go your way; your faith has made you well.’" (Luke 17:17-19) May we be like this one leper who was healed and then came back to give thanks. As we celebrate with our family and friends, let us do so with a heart of thanksgiving for all that God has done in our lives over this past year. And in faith, thank Him for all that He is going to do in the year to come – because there is tremendous power in Thanksgiving!
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CHURCH COUNCIL MEETING CHANGE Due to Election Day on Nov. 8, our Church Council will be meeting on MONDAY, NOV. 7, AT 7:00 PM!
Eagan Pointe Bible Study and Worship Every Tuesday morning at 9am Pastor Hahn leads a Bible Study at the Eagan Point Senior Living Center. This study is open to all CLC members and all residents of the EPSLC. We have just started studying the Book of Philippians. Please come and joins us for the Bible Study, fellowship, and free coffee. (Currently there are 16 people actively involved in this study.) On the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month a Worship Service, led by Pastor Hahn, is held at the Eagan Pointe Senior Living. It begins at 10am on the 2nd floor in the activity room. Anyone is welcome to worship with us.
The 26th Annual Holiday Boutique will be held at Christ Lutheran on Saturday, Nov. 5th 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Please plan to join us for crafts, vendors, bake sale, as well as breakfast and lunch items. Please consider donating to the bake sale. Home canned items, breads, pies, bars, cookies are great items. Pies and breads can be individually wrapped. We will package bars and cookies, as we will sell them in different quantities. We ask you to label your items such as “Banana Bread.” We will price all items. You can bring your Items to the church Friday afternoon or Sat. morning by 8:45 am. Thank you for supporting our boutique, and we hope to see you there! Also, tables are available for $25.00 by contacting Eileen Gregory at 952-469-6552 or glenn_eileen@frontiernet.net
NOVEMBER FOOD DRIVE FOR THE OPEN DOOR LWML is sponsoring the Food Drive and ask all members to bring food items to the LWML table in the narthex from Oct. 29- Dec. 4. Or if you wish you may make a check out to The Open Door and place it in the wooden box marked Food Pantry on the LWML table in the narthex. Also on that table you will find a shopping list of needed items and items that they no longer accept. THANK YOU for helping the more than 5,000 local families and individuals who visit the food shelf each month. If you have any questions, please contact Janet Linkert at 651-454-2498.
Red Cross Blood Drive is coming! The next Red Cross Blood Drive is coming soon – Thursday, November 10, from 12-6 pm. There will be sign-up sheets at church in the next few weeks. Mark it on your calendar today!
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VOTERS’ MEETING Voters’ Assembly will meet on Sunday, November 13th 11:30 a.m. (after Bible Class). This is the finance meeting, and this will be the second time some changes to the Constitution will be presented for discussion. These changes need to be presented two times before we can vote on them. The changes include: Article III. C. shall be amended as follows: C. The vice president of the congregation shall act as chairmanperson of the Church Council meetings. In the absence of the vice president, the president will act as chairmanperson of the Church Council meeting. The congregational secretary shall record the minutes of each Church Council meeting, and a report of motions and resolutions shall be given at the next meeting of the Voters’ Assembly. The monthly Church Council meeting minutes shall be posted on the church bulletin board within fourteen days of the Church Council Meetings. Article IV. B. shall be amended as follows: B. All church officers shall be communicant members and be at least twenty-one years of age,with the addition that the president and vice president shall be male. Article VI. A. 1. shall be amended as follows: Nominating Committee – This committee shall consist of all members of the Church Council. The Vice President shall preside as the chairmanperson. It shall meet sufficiently before the October Voters’ Assembly in order to prepare a slate of candidates and publicize it at least one month prior to the election. Each prospective candidate for office shall be approached to ascertain their willingness to serve prior to placing their name on the ballot. Wherever possible, at least two candidates will be slated for each position. Article VI. A. 5. shall be amended as follows: 5. Risk Management Committee – This committee shall be selected annually and consist of five members with one member selected by each of the Boards of Education, Elders, Worship, and Youth and a chairmanperson selected from its members by the Church Council. The committee shall establish and maintain a Risk Management Manual and policy. It shall work with boards and staff to establish risk management procedures in the manual and shall monitor and advise board and staff performance to risk management procedure. The committee shall report risk management status annually to the church council and at the Annual Voters’ Assembly. Wednesday, November 23 at 7:00 pm. The Thanksgiving Eve Celebration Service will be followed by a Dessert Buffet Volunteer Appreciation Reception. Everyone is welcome to come and give thanks for the many wonderful blessing we have received from a good and gracious God.
Two special Christmas Events at Concordia University, St. Paul: Into the Way of Peace Dec. 9 (7:30pm), 10 (4:30pm), and 11 (3:00pm)
Christmas Vespers Service Sunday, Dec. 18, 7:00pm
Tickets $15 adult, $12 student & senior (Purchase online or by phone after Oct. 21) www.ticketworks.com 612-343-3390
Graebner Memorial Chapel No cost or reservation required (See poster in narthex for more information.)
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Feed My Starving Children Project! We just found out that the meals we pack on November 11 and 12 will be going to support those recovering from the effects of Hurricane Matthew. In some parts of Haiti, 100% of the crops and livestock were lost. The meals we pack at this event are desperately needed! There is still time to sign up at the church or by calling Sharonlee Strohkirch at 962-341-1865. Remember, this is your opportunity to help make the Minnesota South District’s goal of 1,000,000 packs! Where: Woodbury Lutheran Church 7380 Afton Rd. Woodbury, MN 55125
When: Friday, November 11, 2016, 1-3 pm Saturday, November 12, 2016, 9-11 am
Here are some ways you can help financially to help with this project: Give at the door offering at church on November 5 and 6. If you're volunteering, ask friends, families, or fellow church members for sponsorships totaling $40. Each volunteer packs the equivalent amount of food in a two-hour shift. Donate Sunday School offerings; encourage children to bring even a quarter to make one meal. Collect loose change and donate that for our MobilePack. Consider skipping eating a meal at a restaurant and donating that amount.
Paint and Praise Night! Friday, November 18 6:00 – 8:00 pm In the church fellowship hall Take home a finished painting that you have done yourself! Supplies are furnished, and you will be taught how to do it by a qualified and gifted instructor. Cost is $35.00 Open to all – bring a friend or two! Also bring a snack to share. Don’t miss this fun activity!
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2016 Christmas Tea ’But you, Bethlehem, in the land of Judah, are by no means least among the rulers of Judah; for out of you will come a ruler who will be the shepherd of my people Israel’. (Matthew 3:6) It seems odd that Christianity started in the Middle East, yet most of our Christmas traditions, like the Christmas Tea, are distinctively European. With this year’s Christmas Tea, CLC is bringing Christmas back to its Middle-Eastern roots by sharing some wonderful food and supporting an LCMS mission known for their work in the Middle East, POBLO International. POBLO International is a missionary group in the Middle East and a resource for Arab-American Christians and refugees in the United States. POBLO International has planted close to 100 churches in the places like Afghanistan and Pakistan. They have also trained multitudes of Arab missionaries to spread the Word of God in their native language. Here in the United States, POBLO International supports Arab Christians and provides assistance to Middle-Eastern refugees. Two missionaries from POBLO International will be coming to share their stores and show you how your support will help benefit the people POBLO International serves. Please join us on December 10th from 11:00 - 1:30 in the Fellowship Hall for a spectacular meal, engaging conversation, and a wonderful opportunity to help our Middle-Eastern brothers and sisters in Christ, who have literally walked in the footsteps of Jesus. Tickets are $15 each with $10 donated directly to POBLO International. Tickets will be on sale starting November 5th. Only 100 tickets will be sold for this spectacular event. You can reserve your tickets by contacting Gabriel Hartog (email: gabriel.hartog@gmail.com, Phone: 612-212-8919).
CLC’s 2016 Christmas Tea Menu Arabic Mint Tea Greek Salad Homemade Hummus & Pita Bread Jeweled Saffron Rice with Chicken Baklava
Help beautify the chancel area by donating a poinsettia! For just $10 you can choose between a red, pink, or white poinsettia to help decorate the church for Christmas. A sign-up sheet is posted on the bulletin board in the narthex near the flower chart. You may specify to give a poinsettia in honor or in memory of a loved one. Please print clearly, and make your checks payable to Christ Lutheran Church – note “Poinsettia” in the memo line. Deadline to order is November 20.
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LIVING IN FAITH EVERYDAY – LIFE GROUPS Prayer is a vital part of living in faith everyday. LIFE groups are prayer warriors, and it is a big part of our time in God’s Word, fellowship, and serving our church and community., We value that connection with our God. As I pondered this I remembered a story by Max Lucado entitled: Prayer Is This Simple My father let me climb onto his lap – when he drove! He’d be arrested for doing so today. But half a century ago, no one cared. Especially on a flat-as-a-skillet West Texas oil field, where rabbits out number people. I loved it. Did it matter that I couldn’t see over the dash? That my feet stopped two feet shy of the brake and accelerator? That I didn’t know a radio from a carburetor? By no means. I helped my dad drive his truck. Did I fear driving into the ditch? Overturning the curve? Running the tire into a rut? By no means. Dad’s hands were next to mine, his eyes keener than mine. Consequently, I was fearless! Anyone can drive a car from the lap of a father. And anyone can pray from the same perspective. Prayer is the practice of sitting calmly in God’s lap and placing our hands on his steering wheel. He handles the speed and hard curves and ensures safe arrival. And we offer our requests; we ask our God to “take this cup away.” (Mark 14:36) This cup of disease, betrayal, financial collapse, joblessness, conflict, or senility. Prayer Is this simple. Be specific about your fears. Putting your worries into words disrobes then. They look silly standing there naked. We thank you gracious God , for the privilege of prayer. We can be grateful we can talk to You anywhere, anytime and share our burdens and blessings with our Father. Confident that you will hear us and answer our prayers. Amen. (Check these out: John 14:13; I Samuel 1:27; and Psalm 34:4) The LIFE groups are active in sharing God’s love. The Thursday LIFE Group is doing “Let’s Dish” for a needy family. In November The LIFE groups are packing meals for Feed My Starving Children. We are joining the churches in our Minnesota South District at Woodbury Lutheran Church. The goal is to provide a million meals for these children. If you would like to join us Nov. 11 at 12-2pm or Nov. 12 at 9-11am, you may sign up in the narthex or call Sharonlee at 952431-1865. You may also contribute to the cost of these meals. If you haven’t joined a group as yet, we invite you to at least visit and experience what the LIFE Groups are all about. Group meeting information: Come join us. There is an empty chair just for you. Monday, 6:30pm Men/women Meet at Eagan Pointe Study John Call Sharonlee 952-431-1865 Wednesday, 1:00pm Ladies Meet in homes Study “ Divine Divine “ Call Geri 952-891-2853 Thursday, 6:30pm Men/women Meet in homes Study “Not A Fan” Call Deb 651-452-8956 Saturday, 9am Men Meet at church Study “Portals of Prayer” Call Mark 952-891-2853
HAVE A BLESSED THANKSGIVING!
Transportation Help Needed! The two families who help transport the Scotts to church every Sunday need a few others to help out. There are three in the family, and two of them use walkers, so your vehicle needs to be able to accommodate them. They live in Eagan, on Balsam Trail. It will only take a few extra minutes, and with enough help, you only have to do it once a month or so. If you can help, please call Sandi Meyer at 651-4547093 or Don Ohmann at 651-454-8623.
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PRESCHOOL NEWS By Director Michele Lukanen Conference Notes In October I attended the tri-annual Lutheran Educator’s Association Convocation in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The theme for the convocation was Grow! The keynote speakers focused on growing our students and growing as leaders. I attended six different sectionals over the two day convocation. My favorites included Awesome Authors and Artists, GROWing Self-Regulation in Early Childhood Environments, and Graceful Accountability. In the first, Awesome Authors and Artists, I was provided a list of authors and artists that can be used for author or artist units. It fits well into Christ Lutheran as I have established a two-year curriculum cycle of authors one year and artists the next. My next favorite was GROWing Self-Regulation in Early Childhood Environments. Drew Gerdes, the presenter, has such a great sense of humor and love for children; one cannot help but to be inspired by him. His presentation centered on how Mr. Rogers had it right. Even though Mr. Rogers is no longer on television, those of us who grew up with him can still be inspired by the way he taught children, interacted with children, and inspired children. We as educators need to slow down sometimes and really value to uniqueness of each child. Last was Graceful Accountability. This sectional was geared toward administrators and provided uplifting and useful ideas on how to interact with those whom we are in charge. We can keep people accountable while lifting that person up and treating them with love and respect. Preschool Closed The preschool will be closed on November 4 while the teachers and I attend a local conference. The preschool will also be closed November 21-25. Parent/Teacher conferences are the 21st and 22nd and Thanksgiving Break is the 23-25.
LWML CORNER by Joyce Swedean Thanks to everyone who contributed to our LWML door offering on LWML Sunday. We collected $107.35 which will be sent in to support the Mission Grants for the District and National LWML. We hope to see you and your friends at the Holiday Boutique on Saturday, November 5th from 9-4. Don’t forget to bring non-perishable food for the Open Door during November. We will not have our regular meeting in November. “God is glorified, not by our groans, but by our thanksgivings.”
Edwin Percy Whipple
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We at Christ Lutheran Church would like to pay honor and say thank you to our Veterans. Russell Agrimson Ron Bongard Tim Clawson Joe Connolly Glenn Gregory Tom Gustafson Jerry Hanson Glenn Holland Ken Ische Bonny Jamison Cordt Jamison Gene Jarnagin Larry Landis Dale Vogt
Carl Meyer Dennis Miller Wallace Niklaus Donald Ohmann Terry Rodenberg Donald Roemhildt Gordon Schramm William Scott Jim Struck David Studer Larry Sullwold Dick Swedean Lawrence Linkert Robert Wolf
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Those who served our country and are now in God’s care: Henry Braun * Westley Briest * Raymond Buntjer* William Burkhalter * Emil Burow * Howard Groff * Clarence Hanson * Joseph Hogeland * Robert Kruger * William Lunka * Delbert Nuernberg * Harvey O’Brien * Edgar Schuhmacher * Frank Schwolow * Larry Strohkirch * Donald Zahnow *
Note: If you know of any additions or changes in this list, please let the church office know. Thank you.
Do you have a family member or close friend in the military? Please make sure we have their name and current address for holiday packages!
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Please join Camp Omega in its Annual Appreciation Event on Sunday, November 20, at the Faribault American Legion. This year's focus of appreciation is on those dedicated volunteers who shared with their congregation members the opportunity to become involved in the Camp Omega Capital Campaign to build an Adult and Family Retreat Center. The result has been a huge boost in the efforts to complete this undertaking which we know will take place in God's time. Arrive at 4:30 for social hour and introductions, followed by a FREE turkey supper and entertainment by the Metro-area barbershop quartet, "Oh, Brother!" A brief update on the campaign will also be shared. Your participation is NOT based on your involvement in the campaign. It will certainly assist in letting these volunteers know how much they are appreciated. RSVP is a MUST! Call Curt at 507-330-5627 or e-mail him at curt@campomega.org by Monday, November 14 to make reservations.
LUTHER EXHIBIT For the first time ever the exclusive Luther Exhibition will be in the U.S. The articles in the exhibit have never traveled to North America before. The exhibition will be held at the Minneapolis Institute of Art and will run from October 30, 2016 through January 15, 2017. It is being sponsored by Thrivent Financial. Thrivent Member Perks for the exhibit are: Group Tours: Enjoy a private, guided tour for up to 15 people at a discounted rate of $150 per tour. Submit a tour request form (reservations only are taken at this time; payment is due within 3 weeks of tour). Thrivent Financial Free Fridays: Receive up to four complimentary tickets to “Martin Luther” during the museum’s open hours each Friday throughout the exhibition. Admission is subject to availability and reservations are required. $10 Discounted Tickets: Purchase tickets for “Martin Luther” at the discounted rate of $10 throughout the exhibition. Admission is subject to availability and reservations are required. To get tickets now go to: https://tickets.artsmia.org/itemList.aspx?node_id=98258 USE THE PROMO CODE: THRIVENTMIA WHEN PROMPTED TO APPLY THE DISCOUNT For questions regarding tickets, contact Mia at 612-870-3000 (phone) or tickets@artsmia.org (email).
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November Birthdays 1 2 3 5 6 10 11 13 14 15 17 18 19 21 24 26 27 29 30
Melissa Clawson, Michele Lukanen, David Nuernberg Jim Struck Victoria Johnson Clarence Langfield Julie Lefebvre Sandi Hansen, Carl Sisk, Curt Thompson Chudojwak Awatt Curt Hartog Adona Braun Thomas Clawson, Lacy Donnegan, Carl Meyer Jr., Don Ohmann, Mark Omot Tom Hedges, Donald Johnson Glenn Gregory, Shirlee Schramm Takajwok Anwey, Gail Black Okach Kwot, Matt Ohmann, Donald Wolf Kathleen Nelson, Terry Rodenberg Judy Kaner Ruth Ohmann Mason Phoulavan Kristen Willis
Wedding Anniversaries 2 – Dan and Julia Digman – 25 years 2 – Edward and Elaine Klamm – 70 years 23 – Rogert and Caren Jarnagin – 53 years
Extra 2017 Calendars? Do you get free calendars from various businesses this time of year that you don’t need? Why not drop them off at the church to share with others who might be interested! You can put them on the “Lost and Found” table in the narthex, or if you need one, you can pick one up!
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Dear Church Family, Please call the church office (651-454-4091) when: a member of your family is admitted to the hospital so visits can be made someone you know is very ill or has passed away your class or group would like to use the church for a meeting or event so it can be scheduled on the church calendar your contact information changes you are planning to move a new baby arrives in your family a member of your family leaves home for college, joins the military, or is getting married you would like to have a member call you to visit or assist you in some way you have a prayer request you would like to share your time and talents you feel the church can assist you in any way
PRAYER REQUESTS Veteran’s Day Prayer Dear Lord, Today we honor our veterans, worthy men and women who gave their best when they were called upon to serve and protect their country. We pray that you will bless them, Lord, for their unselfish service in the continual struggle to preserve our freedoms, our safety, and our country’s heritage, for all of us. Bless them abundantly for the hardships they faced, for the sacrifices they made, for their many different contributions to America’s victories over tyranny and oppression. We respect them, we thank them, we honor them, we are proud of them, and we pray that you will watch over these special people and bless them with peace and happiness. In Jesus’ name we pray, Amen.
Loss of a loved one – The family of Lois Mollenhauer, who passed away on Oct. 23, and Adona Braun, who passed away on Oct. 26. Cancer – Ida Hahn (Pastor Hahn’s mother), Steve Brennan, Carol Brown (mother of Christa Brown-Switzer), Keith Feickert, Karen Hultquist, Bob Manthei (Father of Rebecca Hahn), Lucy Roemhildt,, Don Wolf. Having surgery, recovering from surgery, illness, or other – Bertha Gegelman (mother of Linda Wolf), Joyce Connolly, Joe Conolly, Ben Kothe, Antonina Kopcheve (mother-in-law of Alex Mezeritski), Judy Lebahn, Ioannis Madzaris (friend of Alex Mezeritski), Mary Marlow, Tatyana Mezeritski, Louise Neil, Lore Rother, Marcella Schindeldecker. Homebound –Waltraud Bundt, Sherrill Champion, Lori Dolney, Jim & Shirley Eilola, Hubert Heggen (Pastor Heggen's father), Lucille Jung, Ed & Elaine Klamm, Iona Kruger, Dorothy Lueck, Marlys Lund, Marian Neujahr, Florence O’Brien, Heinz Rother, Don Stockman, Gladys Wachter, Guy Westphal Those in the military and their families - SGT Cody Klinksiek, and SH Cole Klinksiek, (nephews of Julie Lefebvre), SR Jennifer Adelmann, (Granddaughter of Marylou Adelman), Apilo Ojullu (of our Anyuak community), and Jake Anderson, Kyle Anderson, and David Hernandez (grandsons of Dick and Joyce Swedean). The Anyuak ministry at Christ Lutheran Church, and the Anyuak people in Ethiopia and Sudan. Persecuted Christians in 53 countries around the world. Our nation.
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NOVEMBER 2016 Sunday
Monday
Tuesday 1 9am-Eagan Pt Bible Study 6pm– Boy Scouts
Wednesda y 2
Thursday 3
6pmConfirmation Instruction
Friday 4 Preschool Closed
5 9am-3pm Holiday Boutique 4pm– Praise Jam 5pm– Worship DOOR OFFERING FOR FMSC
11
12 9-11am – FMSC
7pm-Choir
6 All Saints Day Observed
7
9am Worship – HC DOOR OFFERING 7pm– All FOR FMSC Boards, 10:15am– Fellowship Council & Education Hour Meeting 2pm–Anyuak Worship
8
9am-Eagan Pt Bible Study 10am-Eagan PT Worship 6pm– Boy Scouts
13 14 9am Worship 6pm—Diffley 10:15am– Fellowship Commons & Education Hour 7pm– Dakota 2pm– Anyuak Ramblers Worship 4H
15 9am-Eagan Pt Bible Study
20 9am Worship – HC 10:15am– Fellowship & Education Hour 2pm– Anyuak Worship
22 9am-Eagan Pt Bible Study 10am-Eagan PT Worship 11am-Horizon Program Thanksgiving Lunch 6pm– Boy Scouts 7pm-Trustees
21 Preschool ParentTeacher Conferences (No Preschool)
6pm– Boy Scouts
9
10 12-5pm Red 6pmCross Blood Confirmation Drive Instruction 6pm-Altar Guild 7pm-Choir 6:30pm Vermilion Carriage mtg.
29 9am-Eagan Pt Bible Study 6pm– Boy Scouts
12pm-Anyuak Women 5pm– Worship HC
1-3pm – FMSC 16
17 6pm – Diffley 6pmCommons Annual Confirmation Meeting Instruction 7pm-Choir
18 6-8pm – Paint & Praise
19
23
25
26
24
Thanksgiving Eve Service 7pm
(No Preschool) (No Preschool)
(No Preschool) 27 28 9am Worship 10:15am– Fellowship & Education Hour 2pm– Anyuak Worship
Saturday
30
4pm– Praise Jam 5pm– Worship
4pm– Praise Jam 5pm– Worship HC
(No Preschool)