Weekly Updates | St. John’s Lutheran Church | November 2022
Church Events November 5
Parents Night Out
November 6
Daylight Savings Ends
Parents Night OUT at St John’s!!
All Saints Sunday •
1st Sunday Brunch
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1st Sunday Lunch Bunch
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Youth Council Zoom
November 10 WINE Meeting November 11 Veterans Day
We can't wait to do it again! We're prepared to babysit all ages at St. John's Lutheran Church, with a nursery, multiple playrooms, and a fun dinner and movie. We have supervising adults (Pastor John and Misty), a teen babysitter for every 2 kids, and a lovely evening planned. We'll have games, dinner, a movie, and some music.
Just sign up through the QR code, and let us know about any special needs or allergies. Please drop off your little person at November 16 Positive Psychology 5:00 at the SJLC portico entrance, and pick them up no Workshop later than 9:00. Please bring any special food they might November 20 Christ the King need, a blanket, a stuffed animal friend, and a pillow (just in Hanging of the Greens case we get sleepy!) November 24 Thanksgiving If your child has a cold or other symptoms, or if your family The church office will be has had a close Covid contact recently, we kindly ask that you closed. wait it out until the next parent's night out (more to come!) November 29 Advent by Candlelight to keep all our friends safe. November 12 All-Tennessee Youth -13 Gathering
*denotes meeting off site
W.I.N.E. WINE will be meeting on Thursday, 11/10 at 6:30 pm in the SJLC Welcome Center! Ruth Crowley will be leading us in a napkin folding class… We will also be discussing Kate Bowler’s book, No Cure for Being Human and the recent talk she gave in Knoxville.
Coats for the cold! Please bring used coats and sweaters for us to
share with our neighbors! There is a bin in the welcome center for placement… Thank You !
-Hanging of the GreensFollowing Second Service, come and help us ready the sanctuary and our church for the Advent Season, ALL are welcome to participate in Hanging of the Greens
Positive Psychology Workshop Wednesday, November 16th “Research on happiness consistently points to the importance of relationships and meaning in our overall well-being. We all need relationships that are supportive, validating, and deeply connected, as well as a sense of belonging and contributing to something larger than ourselves.” Join us on Wednesday, November 16th from 6:30 to 8:00 for fellowship (and dessert!) to hear Clinical Psychologist, Mark LeMay, discuss well-being from the perspective of Positive Psychology. Meeting in the Sparks Fellowship Hall for this enlightening and educational experience with coffee and dessert! Please plan to attend!