PLEASE NOTE:
There will be no Wednesday evening worship this week, January 2. Holy Communion will be celebrated on
Wednesday, January 9.
THE JANUARY CALENDAR
AND NEWS will be
available after today's worship.
THE CHURCH COUNCIL will meet this Wednesday evening, January
2, at 7:00 PM in the Fellowship Room.
Your attendance is very important.
YOUTH will meet next Sunday, January 6, at
7:00 PM. The Junior High Youth will
gather at 6:00 PM to work on the cards for Phil's Friends.
GUILD MEMBERS are reminded of their meeting next
Sunday evening, January 6, at 7:00 PM in the Fellowship Room. Visitors and new members are always
welcome! Questions??? Contact Janet Morey (342-3181).
AN OPEN FORUM to discuss our increasing school
enrollment and accommodations for that will be held at 1:00 PM next Sunday,
January 6 (before the annual Voters' Meeting) in the gymnasium. Everyone is encouraged to come and
participate in this discussion pertaining to our school ministry here at St. John's.
OUR ANNUAL VOTERS'
MEETING will be
held next Sunday, January 6, at 1:30 PM in the Fellowship Room. The business at hand for this meeting will include
·
election
of church officers for 2013
·
approving
expenditures for 2013
·
school
staffing
All confirmed members of our
congregation, 18 years and older, are encouraged to attend.
THE WOMEN'S BIBLE
STUDY will begin
again on Wednesday, January 9, from 3:30-4:30 PM at the parsonage. The study will be on Luke. Contact Emily Cook (447-8693) to enroll and
if you would like to order the study guide.
Check out the church blog for more information.
THOSE WHO DONATED
POINSETTIAS are
asked to please take them home after worship next Sunday, January 6.
MANY THANKS from the faculty and staff of our
church and school for the very generous Christmas gifts. Your thoughtfulness and support are truly
appreciated!
"AS I THANK GOD for His amazing presence in the
Children's Christmas Eve service, I would also like to thank all of the people
that offered suggestions, experience, time, and support to me and the Sunday
School children. Thanks for your
wonderful help" - Matt Riley
