Nov 6, 2015 Lord of Life Lutheran Church
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From the Desk of Pastor Dave
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Church Phone:
609-268-0262
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Discipleship & Children's Ministry Coordinator
Regular Worship Services:
6pm Saturday
8:30 & 10am Sunday
1 Winchester Ct,
Tabernacle NJ 08088
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Saint Paul writes, "Finally beloved, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is
pure, whatever is pleasing, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence and if there is anything
worthy of praise, think about these things. Keep on doing the things you have learned and received and
heard and seen in me, and the God of peace will be with you." (NRSV - Philippians 4:8-9)
Brothers and Sisters...
As one of your pastors, I get to see and experience numerous examples of how blessed we are at Lord of Life. That's not to say that we don't have any challenges as a congregation; like financial shortfalls, aging buildings and graying membership, concerns for our ministry "to, with, and among" children, youth, and families. But day in and day out I can see the Spirit of the Lord guiding and inspiring our ministry. In addition to all the ongoing facets of our life together, like worship, study, fellowship, and caring for each other, in the last 30 days I've been truly blessed by the following moments in mission and ministry when I...
...officiated at the wedding of Lance Patterson and Briana Knoble in our sanctuary (the first wedding in our building in almost 3 years!). The excited couple exchanged their vows before family and friends and were surrounded by the beauty of mums, daisies, and joyous organ and piano music provided by Rick Krause (so much nicer than the sounds often provided by DJs). The bride was walked down the aisle by her uncle and the groom's uncle (Pastor Viking Dietrich - longtime ELCA missionary in Senegal and now pastor of a congregation near Williamsport, Pennsylvania) read a lesson and shared a beautiful prayer of blessing at the wedding reception. We prayed that the couple would experience God's blessing on their wedding day and throughout their married life.
...traveled to The Mad Batter restaurant in Cape May, New Jersey, where our own Mary Stroup exhibited many of her paintings (Ask her about Buttercup). It was in that old Victorian hotel that I was joined by 7 other Lord of Life members who took the opportunity to support Mary (and George!). How true it is that God continues to use people like Mary to further the creative process!
...attended a New Jersey Synod Bishop's Convocation that focused on the issue of Racism and was entitled "Building Bridges and Breaking Down Walls". This gathering was led by a Presbyterian pastor who serves two Latino congregations in Plainfield, New Jersey, (one English speaking and the other Spanish speaking) and also is a member of the faculty at Princeton Theological Seminary. While there I met two recently ordained pastors in our synod, Jen McClellan in Allendale (who enthusiastically shared a new resource with me from the Discipleship Team) and Kathleen Harris in Egg Harbor City (who a week later invited me to help her lead worship at the memorial service for one of her parishioners who happened to be the mother of one of our members). Throughout the convocation, I experienced the joy of other clergy and associates in ministry who are colleagues serving the Lord in their own unique contexts.
...walked with 10 women on the boardwalk in Ocean City, New Jersey, on a Sunday morning as we joined hundreds of others who were "making strides against breast cancer". Our Lord of Life Ladies team raised over $1000 for research and marched in solidarity with victims, survivors, and their families and friends. We completed our mission by sharing breakfast and fellowship around the tables at Uncle Bill's Pancake House. I even got to wear a PINK sweatshirt for the first time ever...but I'm sure it won't be the last time!
...labored alongside Ed, Jack, and Rick from LOL (and Pastor Gary Stiegler) during a Friday morning "Brothers for Others" mission project at The Charlesworth Hotel & Restaurant in Fortescue, New Jersey, as we built a handicapped ramp that will help this iconic Delaware Bay landmark to provide a warm welcome to residents and visitors who are supporting the long term recovery efforts that continue to follow the ravages of Super Storm Sandy that occurred over 3 years ago! Be sure to read the letter from Pastor Stiegler found at this link.
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...worshiped with over 80 children, youth and adults (46 from Lord of Life) at Saint Paul Lutheran Church in Hainesport where we celebrated the Reformation and Confirmation Ministry at a service fondly known as RefCon. What a joy it was to see our congregation provide the musical leadership for this kid friendly service of worship that followed a "good old" cover dish supper. We even got to see Pastor Sue reprise her role as Katie Luther when she encouraged Dr. Martin Luther (Pastor Jost) to "go on a Diet of Worms"!
...savored the sounds of jazz in our sanctuary as the Dave Stryker Trio regaled us with fabulous jazz rhythms and improvisations in the first offering in this concert series. Jared's organ stylings were heart felt and pleasing. Sylvia's drumming was solid and steady. Dave's jazz licks on the electric guitar were soulful. We got to hear compositions by The Association, Earth, Wind and Fire, Herbie Hancock, Curtis Mayfield, The Fifth Dimension, and Glen Campbell...and all for only $10. Circle your calendar for the next 2 concerts on November 20th and December 11th!
...celebrated All Saints Sunday by observing the lighting of candles and the ringing of a hand bell to remember the life and witness of 9 members of Lord of Life and other friends of the parish who are part of the Church Triumphant. We also lifted up the 15 children who have been baptized into the Good Friday / Easter faith in the last year. Between services I also shared the leadership of our Adult Forum with Pastor Sue as 66 adults gathered to discuss the differences and similarities between Lutheran and Roman Catholic Christians. And following our second service I dined on a truly tasty meal prepared by Linda and Phillip Jagiela and then joined 10 members and went across the street to Allenwood Mobile Estates to rake and blow leaves for two members and one friend of the church..."God's Work...Our Hands". What a busy and blessed day!
Sisters and brothers, God is using the ministry of Lord of Life to draw all of us closer to "the heart and mind of Christ!" What an honorable, just, pure, God-pleasing, commendable way of living in the kingdom of God. Be sure to join us in the days, weeks, months, and years ahead. God has great things in store for us!
Autumn Blessings,
Your Brother in Christ, Pastor David Jones
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Stewardship at Lord of Life
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"Thank You!"
"We Are Lord of Life!"
"What is Happening?"
What does all of the above have to do with Stewardship and this Fall? The Stewardship Team started rolling out this year's Campaign with a learning session & Fellowship time on Sunday, October 4th between the worship services. The learning session discussion was based around the Mutual Ministry questionnaire from this past spring. This year's Stewardship Program will be one of "Personal Contact" using group meetings with all of the families of Lord of Life. These will be a one hour session around refreshments, two way conversation and discussion.
We are asking for families/members to sign up for one of many sessions that will be held between now and the end of November. We are trying to accommodate all parishioners and their time schedules so we have the remaining sessions:
- Sunday - November 8 at 7 PM
- Tuesday - November 10 at 7 PM
- Wednesday - November 18 at 1 PM and 7 PM
- Sunday - November 22 at 12 PM and 7 PM
Sessions will be held at the Lord of Life Fellowship Hall.
Please sign up for the session that you want to attend. Sign up sheets on the Narthex.
If there are any questions please contact Doug Hess, doughess@aol.com, or Rick Osman, ossie3rick@aol.com.
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2016 Estimate of Sharing - need inputs!
The 2016 Estimate of Sharing (EOS) forms are now 'online' - please go to this link to submit your 2016 estimate. Or paper forms will be available from the church.
Thanks for supporting our Mission & Ministries!
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 Thanksgiving Bags for the Christian Caring Center
through November 15th
It's that time again when we have the opportunity to provide Thanksgiving dinner items for the many families in need who are served by the Christian Caring Center in Browns Mills. The list of items needed are: turkey gift certificates from Acme, stuffing mix, canned vegetables, instant mashed potatoes, canned fruit, canned gravy and sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, canned juices, dessert mixes for cake, brownies, cookies, canned frosting. Please look for pop top lids on cans if possible or consider tossing in a can opener with your donation. Your support is greatly appreciated!
Lists will also be available at the church...Look for the bright orange sheets!
Thank you!
...to all our God's Work, Our Hands rakers and blowers who were able clear the lawns for three of our members and one of our friends in Allenwood!
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Jazz Concert Series at LOL
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Jazz Concert Series continues at Lord of Life - Friday Nov 20th 7:30-10pm
If you missed the first one, make sure you come to the 2nd in our series of Jazz concerts at Lord of Life which will feature a jazz keyboardist. Members get a reduced rate of $10, and feedback was wonderful from the first concert. We will also have another night scheduled on Dec 11th that features the Andrea Brachfeld trio.
Come over, kick back, and enjoy!
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Advent Family Night - Sun Nov 29
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This year during advent family night, we will be having a craft night, to help you and your family prepare for the Christmas Season. The display is up, so now we need you to sign up! There are 6 craft opportunities. Please invite your family and friends to be a part of this Joyous occasion. Please join us for a fun filled evening of fellowship. It is Sunday, November 29, starting at 6:30, there will be devotions and refreshments available. This will be a free will offering, thanks to Thrivent financial action teams.
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ADULT BIBLE STUDY  WEDNESDAYS, 10-11:30
New Study! Life From the UpSide, by J. Ellsworth Kalas. Here's an excerpt..."There is God. And because there is God, there is goodness. I profoundly believe that God is at work in our world and that our planet has not yet been written off as a lost cause...God is always at work, usually, I think, behind the scenes. And because of God, faith, love, and goodness keep being reborn." Join in with this very engaging group as we learn, discuss, question, and enjoy lively
conversation about our faith journeys.
All are welcome!
OUT TO LUNCH AT VINCENTOWN DINER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH, 12:15 All are welcome to gather for wonderful food and fellowship!
Please sign up on the bulletin board.ATLANTIC BRASS BAND CONCERT
TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ON RT. 70 IN CHERRY HILL
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, 4:00, CARPOOLING AT 3:00
Come and enjoy a very special event with the Atlantic Brass Band, a part of Trinity's 26th Annual Concert Series! Enjoy an afternoon with one of South Jersey's premier performing ensembles! From small soprano cornets to euphoniums, trombones, tubas, and percussion this group will have you smiling from start to finish! A free-will offering will be shared with a reception and refreshments following. Please sign up on the bulletin board.
PEP-PEOPLE ENJOYING PEOPLE THANKSLIVING LUNCHEON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH, NOON
Enjoy a light lunch, and then help us make the tags for the Christian Caring Center Giving Tree! Each year we place 300 tags on our tree to provide gifts for children and youth in Burlington County. This is one way to help with the project and have a great time as well!
Sign up now to reserve a seat for these special holiday events!
AMERICA'S KESWICK COMMUNITY HYMN SING
December 3rd-Christmas Spectacular with special guest pianist, Michael Faircloth, and the Festival of Christian Christmas Trees
sign up and pay by Nov. 1st
This is a wonderful event that includes a light breakfast, wonderful program of devotion and music, and a scrumptious lunch, all for $12! We have one seat left!
Please see Sue Dreisbach.
 "A CHRISTMAS CAROL"
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH
Broad Street United Methodist Church, Burlington
Carpooling at 10am with a lunch stop before the show at 1pm sign up soon! $12 Gerald Dickens, great-great grandson of author Charles Dickens, performs a one-man show taking the part of twenty-six different characters in turn. The performance is unforgettable, as he brings to life all of the meaning of the original story.
THANK YOU!
...to our 15 pairs of Helping Hands who made 298 sandwiches for our neighbors in need served by the Christian Caring Center!
...to all of our Lutheran Crossing angels who touched the lives of 40 residents in November!
Check out pictures of some of our events on the link to the website!
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Music & Worship Ministries
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The holidays are coming and we'd love to have you share your gifts!
Whatever your age or ability, if you've got the desire, we'll provide the support to use them!
Be a part of the New Life Choir!
Practice on Wednesdays at 7:30, contact Rick Krause
Be a part of the Praise Team! Practice on Sundays at 9:30 in the Library, contact Sue Dreisbach
Be a part of the Celebration Ringers!
Upcoming practices: 11/10, and 11/24 at 1:45,
contact Sue Dreisbach Special Music for Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!
Practices arranged for Wednesday nights or Sunday mornings. Please see Rick or Sue.
SPECIAL SERVICES!
ECUMENICAL SERVICE and CHOIR FEST AT ST. MARY OF THE LAKES
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22ND at 7pm
THANSGIVING EVE SERVICE at Lord of Life!
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH, 7 pm
Before the turkey, before the gatherings, before the football games, let us join together in giving thanks to God, the source of all of our gifts! This year we'll celebrate with the Word, music, and the Skit Guys!
Worship Assistants Needed 
=> Altar Guild (to set up communion and altar and clean up after service - scheduled rotationally) => Communion Assistants
Qualifications required: Love for the Lord and a grateful heart.
Prior experience not necessary as training will be provided.
Sue Dreisbach, sued@lordlife.us Rick Krause, rick@lordlife.us |
Nov. 17th - 6 PM - Dinner- La Piccola Cucina
Route 541 Medford- Please sign up on the sheet so we can provide a head count.
Dec. 1st - Bridge of Peace Christmas Dinner
We will be serving ham, mac and cheese, string beans, sweet potato casserole and apple sauce. I have the apple sauce, sweet potato casserole and one ham. I will need another ham, 3 trays of mac and cheese and string beans, plates cups, napkins, forks and dessert. If you can help in anyway pls let me know.
Dec. 6th - McCarter Theater - A Christmas Carol - $40 - 5:30 showtime
Celebrate the season with McCarter's critically acclaimed production of Charles Dickens' classic holiday tale, A Christmas Carol. Join Ebenezer Scrooge on a magical journey and experience the goodwill and generosity of spirit that embodies the peace and goodwill of the season through story and music! We will carpool from the church. Please sign up on the bulletin board. Here's a link for a preview...http://www.mccarter.org/achristmascarol2015/
Dec. 16th - Women's Christmas Party
Please bring an appetizer or dessert to be shared. We will also being doing our ornament exchange. Please buy an ornament (under $10) and bring it wrapped, and join in on the fun! A sign up sheet will be put up by end of November.
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Meals for Craig - This is an ongoing effort; if you can help please sign up.
For more info on any of these please contact Betty Mastrillo (mastrillo@verizon.net)
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Advent - Women's Retreat at Lord of Life
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Prepare My Heart, Lord Jesus! Advent - A Season for All Generations
Come together with fellow women travelers of all ages and share a journey through Advent - a timeless journey that involves both young and young at heart in experiencing Jesus anew! Together we'll share scripture, conversation, worship, food and fellowship...
December 12, 2015
9:30AM - 3:00PM
$15.00 per person
Please see the sign-up sheet in the Narthex or contact Pastor Sue to register.
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We are seeking a Junior High Mission Trip Coordinator.
The Junior High trips have traditionally been rotational in locations from Lancaster, PA to Washington, DC. Trips occur in late June or early July and service opportunities vary from serving meals to the hungry, gleaning in farm fields, moving furniture, collecting and sorting donations which become supplies for everyday life for recipients, to writing welcome notes to refugees etc. If you believe you have the heart and ability to lead this vital ministry, please let Lu Hourihan know or speak to one of the Pastors.
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 Fellowship Hosts
Many of you have been enjoying the fellowship time between the church services each and every Sunday. We hope to continue this for several months to come. Each Sunday a different ministry has been the host and has supplied the goodies. If you would like to bake something or purchase something for this event there is a sign up sheet posted in the Narthex where you can pick the date you would like to help us out.
If you have any questions please get in touch with Lu Hourihan or Carolyn Cuviello.
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SHYM (Senior High Youth Ministry)
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YOUTH GROUP NIGHT AT THE FUNPLEX IN MOUNT LAUREL
Nov 13 - Friday
This event is for 7th through 12th grade youth. The event is from 7-11pm, but Lord of Life will only be chaperoning until 9:30pm. Two packages are available for purchase: - Package #1: $15/person - unlimited activities
- Package #2: $20/person - unlimited activities, 10 tokens, 2 slices of pizza, & 1 drink
Indoor attractions include: Bumper cars, bowling, electric go karts, 4D theater dark ride, foam frenzy, laser runner, motion simulator, arcade, air shot, fun-a-whirl. Feel free to check out this website for more information:
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 The Holiday Shoppe for residents will be held December 3 and the Auxiliary continues to collect small gift items, knickknacks, jewelry items, cologne, small toys, etc. for residents to pick from to give as gifts to their family members. Also needed are rolls of wrapping paper, gift bags, rolls of tape, tags, tissue paper, etc. for wrapping the residents' selected gifts. All donations must be placed in the Lutheran Crossings box inside the front door by December 1.
Any 2016 calendars and greeting cards for birthday, get well, or thinking of you are also being accepted. Contact Carol Smith < jwcrsmit1@verizon.net> for more info.
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A whole new season of book club and a new batch of books! Join us!
Tuesday - 7pm on:
Nov. 17 Food: a love story by Jim Gaffigan
- food and humor
Dec. 15 No Future without Forgiveness by Desmond Tutu
- memoir of healing and faith in South Africa
2016
Jan. 19 The Road to Character by David Brooks
- morality and ethics
Feb. 16 Evensong by Gail Godwin
- novel about faith & family
Mar. 15 Find the Good: Unexpected Life Lessons from a Small Town Obituary
by Heather Lende
- life lessons in Alaska
Apr. 19 Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline
- historical fiction Depression Era
May 17 World's Strongest Librarian by Josh Hanagarne
- memoir, health and faith
June 21 The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd
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International Gift Market
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International Gift Market: St. Peters on Saturday, November 14, 9 AM~3 PM. 
Plan now to do your holiday shopping at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 1 Hartford Rd., Medford, NJ, on Saturday, November 14, from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. High quality, fairly traded gift, home, holiday, and food items will be for sale. Your purchase empowers artisans and farmers around the world to break the cycle of poverty and supports the children of Redemption School in Gonaives, Haiti. To learn more, go to www.stpetersmedford.org
or contact the church office at 609-654-2963. (Cash or checks,please).
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Nadia Strobl (11/7), Kelly Shea (11/7), Beverly Evans (11/7),
Nicholas Julian (11/7), Colin Curl (11/8), Katarina Perri (11/8),
Noel Quinn (11/9), Sandy O'Neal (11/9), Lisa Rickershauser (11/11),
David Miller (11/11), Katie Rickershauser (11/11),
Chris Kulina (11/11), Tracy Sander (11/12), Patrick Reilley (11/12),
Tina Leach (11/12), Clare Maurer (11/13),
Graceanna Rogers (11/13), Dick Schaeffer (11/14),
Marge Finley (11/14), Paul Rickershauser (11/14),
Justin Snodgrass (11/15), Cheryl Dennison (11/16),
Julia Bruner (11/16), Kitty Earle (11/17), Eli Pifer (11/17),
Mary Vaughn (11/18), Monica Hollenbeck (11/18), Dennis Yates (11/19),
Jeffrey Grosser (11/19), Deborra Torres (11/19), Aubrey Gemmell (11/19),
Tait Christianson (11/19), Cameron Buchler (11/20)
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Upcoming Wedding Anniversaries
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Paul & Bonnie Horner (11/7),
Bruce & Dawn Heinrich (11/7),
Michele & Frederick Nisula (11/7),
Don & Cindy Lee (11/8),
Dan & Karen Kelly (11/12),
Marie & David Lamb (11/14),
Gunnar & Inger Haugland (11/15),
Jim & Barbara Wence (11/18),
Debbie & Mike Chromeck (11/18),
Bob & Noel Quinn (11/19)
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 We recently received word that Ginnie Frank, one of our founding members and our first Church Secretary, passed away in Tennessee. We surround Ginnie's family with our love and give thanks for her life and witness among us. If you'd like to give a gift in memory of Ginnie, please designate it 'Ginnie Frank Memorial Gift'. More about Ginnie can be found at... http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/knoxnews/obituary.aspx?pid=176115799
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LifeLines Editor(s) needed!
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 Still need an editor for the Lifelines for 2016. There is still time to get acquainted with the process this year. The newsletter is edited online with only a web browser - very easy to do. If you can type and use a mouse, and have internet - you are all set!
Or if 2 or more people are interested it could be a co-editor position which makes it even easier! About 4-5 hours are needed every 2 weeks (with current schedule of 26 issues / year). If you'd like to explore what is involved please email lifelines@lordlife.us and we will give you a demo, or you can ask Bill or Sue Dreisbach for more information. Thanks for considering this ministry opportunity! (Only 3 issues remaining in 2015!)
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Saturday 11/7
5:00 pm - Stewardship Program
6:00 pm - Service of Holy Communion
8:15 am - Service of Holy Communion
9:30 am - Praise Team Rehearsal
9:30 am - Confirmation Learning Session
9:30 am - Faith Formation & Fellowship
10:30 am - Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving with Cranmer Baptism & Holy Communion
7:00 pm - Stewardship Program
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Monday 11/9
7:00 pm - Council Meeting
Tuesday 11/10
1:45 pm - Celebration Ringers
7:00 pm - Stewardship Program
Wednesday 11/11
8:00 am - Men's Fellowship Breakfast
10:00 am - Adult Bible Study
12:15 pm - Out to Lunch at Vincentown Diner
12:30 pm - Fellowship of Religious leaders Luncheon at Medford Leas
6:00 pm - Worship Planning
7:00 pm - Women's Study
7:30 pm - New Life Choir
Thursday 11/12
10:00 am - Quilt Ministry
12:00 pm - Lutheran Crossings Volunteer Lunch
(Pastor Dave's day off)
Friday 11/13
10:00 am - God Created...
6:00 pm - Girl Scouts (Fellowship Hall)
7:00 pm - Fall Youth Night at Funplex
(Pastor Sue's day off)
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Saturday 11/14
9am-3pm - International Gift Market at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 1 Hartford Rd, Medford
6:00 pm - Service of Holy Communion
8:15 am - Service of Holy Communion
9:30 am - Praise Team Rehearsal (library)
9:30 am - Faith Formation & Fellowship
9:30 am - Confirmation Learning Session
10:30 am - Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving with Holy Communion
4:00 pm - Atlantic Brass Band at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Cherry Hill
**** THANKSGIVING BAGS DUE ***
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Monday 11/16
9:00 am - Staff Meeting
Tuesday 11/17
1:00 pm - 'A Christmas Carol' at Methodist Church, Burlington (see Sue Dreisbach)
6:00 pm - Women's Fellowship Dinner at LaPiccola in Medford (see Betty Mastrillo)
7:00 pm - Book Review & Fellowship (see article!)
Wednesday 11/18
8:00 am - Men's Fellowship Breakfast
10:00 am - Adult Bible Study
1:00 pm - Stewardship Program
7:00 pm - Stewardship Program
7:00 pm - Women's Study
7:30 pm - New Life Choir
Thursday 11/19
12:00 pm - People Enjoying People: "Thanks Living" Luncheon (see Sue Dreisbach)
7:30 pm - Quilt Ministry
(Pastor Dave's day off)
Friday 11/20
7:30 pm - Jazz Concert - open to all! (LOL members get $10 admission = 1/2 price!)
(Pastor Sue's day off)
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Saturday 11/21
6:00 pm - Service of Holy Communion
8:15 am - Service of Holy Communion
9:30 am - Faith Formation & Fellowship
9:30 am - Praise Team Rehearsal (library)
9:30 am - Confirmation Learning Session
10:30 am - Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving Service with Holy Communion
12:00 pm - Stewardship Program
4:00 pm - NJ Synod Ordination Service at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Heightstown
7:00 pm - Stewardship Program
7:00 pm - Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service & Choir Fest at St. Mary's
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Monday 11/23
12:30 pm - Helping Hands
Tuesday 11/24
10:00 am - Grace Place Thanksgiving Feast (Fellowship Hall)
1:45 pm - Celebration Ringers
7:00 pm - Grace Place Board Meeting
Wednesday 11/25
8:00 am - Men's Fellowship Breakfast
10:00 am - Adult Bible Study
7:00 pm - Thanksgiving Eve Service with Holy Communion
Thursday 11/26
Have a Grateful THANKSGIVING! (church closed)
Friday 11/27
(open)
(Pastor Sue's day off)
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10:00 am - Eagle Scout Court of Honor & Reception
6:00 pm - Holden Evening Prayer Service with Holy Communion Sunday 11/29
8:15 am - Service of Holy Communion 9:30 am - Praise Team Rehearsal 9:30 am - Faith Formation & Fellowship 10:30 am - Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving with baptism
11:30 am - Greening of the Church
6:30 pm - Advent Family Night
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- - - - - "Save the Date" for these Upcoming Events - - -
Dec 11 Jazz Show at Lord of Life - featuring jazz flutist Andrea Brachfeld for a trio program!
ONLINE: "Simply Giving" contribution form - get by click here SG
ONLINE: Stewardship 2016 'Estimate of Sharing' click here EOS
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OUR Purpose: Lord of Life is a welcoming community of forgiven people proclaiming the perfect love of Jesus Christ!
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