January 17 Weekly News

TODAY WE OBSERVE Sanctity of Human Life Sunday, which is an annual day to celebrate the immeasurable value of human life, a true blessing from God.  Please note today’s bulletin insert from the Pregnancy Care Center.

 

THE ANNUAL VOTERS’ MEETING has been postponed to next Sunday, January 24, at 1:30 PM in church, due to last Sunday’s inclement weather. Copies of the meeting agenda are available in the narthex for those who have not yet received one. All confirmed members of our congregation, 18 years and older are encouraged to attend.

 

BABYSITTING will be provided by some of our youth members during next week’s Voters’ Meeting.  Children may be brought to the gym.

 

ST. JOHN’S FOUNDATION will meet after worship today.  Please come to the front pews.

 

THRIVENT CHOICE FORMS are available in the narthex today so persons can direct their Thrivent Choice Dollars to our church, school, Foundation, or to Lakeview Ministries.  Please see Jan Buss for this information.

 

2015 DONATIONS receipts are available today – see Ernie Dettmer in the narthex if you have not yet picked yours up.

 

SENIOR LEAGUE MEMBERS will meet this evening at Bob Evans Restaurant at 5:30 PM for supper and then return to the Fellowship Room for their monthly meeting and socializing.

 

YOUTH GROUPS will meet this evening at 7:00 PM.

 

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION will meet this Wednesday, January 20, at 5:30 PM.

 

ALTAR GUILD HELP IS NEEDED!  Duties include setting up for communion and cleaning up the communion ware afterward. Helpers are scheduled for one month and can designate whether they could serve Sundays or Wednesdays (or both) of the month.  Please contact Cari Hercamp (812-528-0547) if you would like to help. 

 

CHURCH NURSERY:  Due to very limited usage, our church nursery will no longer be staffed; however, parents are encouraged to be considerate of their fellow worshipers and use the kindergarten room in school if their child becomes restless and needs a break from the worship service.  Ushers are always available for any assistance needed.

 

TRINITY DUES:  Our 2016 dues are now due – a special envelope is provided in your offering box.

 

CHURCH PROFILE SURVEY:  We ask that all communicant members please fill out this congregational profile survey by following the link: www.surveymonkey.com/r/White_Creek_Profile.  If you do not have web access, there are also paper copies of the survey that are available from the Elders.  Please complete the surveys by TODAY.  Paper copies may be turned in at the office or given to any of the Elders.

 

CAMP LAKEVIEW:  Online registration for Lakeview Ministries will open on February 1^st at 9:00 AM.  For more information, visit the camp’s website at www.camplakeview.com or call the camp office at 812-342-4815.  Pre-registration is open during January, so visit the website and set up your user account today!  Brochures were sent with our school students and are available in the narthex.

 

MOPS GROUP STARTING:  Zion Lutheran Church, Seymour, is starting a Mothers of PreSchoolers group, known as MOPS.  Anyone who is interested in having a morning of mommy time while learning great tips about parenting and marriage, this is for you.  The added bonus is that you don’t have to find a sitter – a well-trained staff will be available to entertain and educate your child.  MOPS will be meeting on the first Friday of each month from 9:00-11:00 AM beginning February 5.  Registration is requested for planning purposes.  Please email ZionMOPSSeymour@gmail.com to register and reserve your spot.  For more information, contact Michelle Downey (920-248-2640) or Riley Friend (812-216-6772).

 

A SOUP SUPPER/EUCHRE PARTY will be held at St. Peter, Waymansville, on Sunday, January 31.  The supper will begin at 5:00 PM ($5/person), with the Euchre party beginning at 6:30 PM ($5/person).  This event is being sponsored by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, with all proceeds going to support the Orphan Grain Train.  Everyone invited.

January 10 Weekly News

THE ANNUAL VOTERS’ MEETING has been postponed until Sunday, January 24, at 1:30 PM in church, due to this past Sunday’s inclement weather. Copies of the meeting agenda are available in the narthex for those who did not yet receive one.

 

ST. JOHN’S FOUNDATION will meet after worship next Sunday, January 17.  Please come to the front pews.

 

QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER ITEMS need to be given to Becky by TOMORROW.

 

SENIOR LEAGUE MEMBERS are reminded they will meet next Sunday evening at 5:30 PM for supper and then return to the Fellowship Room for their monthly meeting and socializing.

 

YOUTH GROUPS

 

will meet next Sunday evening at 7:00 PM.

 

 

TRINITY DUES:  Our 2016 dues are now due – a special envelope is provided in your offering box.

 

CHURCH PROFILE SURVEY:  To begin the call process for a new pastor, the Indiana District has requested that we complete a congregational profile.  One part of this profile includes a self-study survey.  We ask that all communicant members please fill out this survey by following the link: www.surveymonkey.com/r/White_Creek_Profile.  If you do not have web access, there are also paper copies of the survey that are available from the Elders.  Please complete the surveys by next Sunday, January 17.  Paper copies may be turned in at the office or given to any of the Elders.

 

CROSSLIFE MINISTRIES will present Blessed Are the Peacemakers seminar at St. Peter Lutheran Church,  Waymansville, next Saturday, January 16, from 8:30 AM-3:30 PM.  Participants will learn in this day of Bible study how God can change their attitudes towards conflict and their relationships to others.  Lunch will be provided. Registration fees ($35/person) need to be received by TODAY and may be paid through our church office.  For more information, call the CrossLife Ministries office at 812-522-8440. 

 

WCLS DISCOVERY DAY:   Our school will host Discovery Day on Monday, January 18, during our regular school day for students in grades K-8.  Students will have opportunities to engage in creative activities led by teachers and local professionals in various programs of painting, cooking, exercising, construction, sewing, chemistry, and much, much more!  If you know of any students who will be out of school that day due to the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, please encourage them to visit us and enjoy the White Creek Lutheran School experience!  Contact Mrs. Vandercar (812-371-3983) or the school office (812-342-6832) to register any visiting students.

 

CAMP LAKEVIEW:  Where can your children experience Christian growth while riding horses, canoeing, swimming, doing arts & crafts, and playing games?  At Lakeview Ministries!  Online registration for Lakeview Ministries will open on February 1^st at 9:00 AM.  Don’t let your children miss the adventure, joy, and wonder that a week at a Christian camp can bring.  For more information, visit the camp’s website at www.camplakeview.com or call the camp office at 812-342-4815.  Pre-registration is open during January, so visit the website and set up your user account today!  Brochures were sent with our school students this past week and will be available today in the narthex and at Sunday School.

 

MOPS GROUP STARTING:  Zion Lutheran Church, Seymour, is starting a Mothers of PreSchoolers group, known as MOPS.  MOPS will be meeting on the first Friday of each month from 9:00-11:00 AM beginning February 5.  Registration is requested for planning purposes.  Please email ZionMOPSSeymour@gmail.com to register and reserve your spot.  For more information, contact Michelle Downey (920-248-2640) or Riley Friend (812-216-6772).

 

DEPOSITS OF $76.00 (school) and $652 (Foundation) have been made to those accounts on behalf of Thrivent Financial’s Thrivent Choice Program by the directed choice dollars of Nathan & Jenny Eckelman, Mariagnes Meyer, and Brian Schultz. 

 

CHURCH NURSERY:  Due to very limited usage, our church nursery will no longer be staffed; however, parents are encouraged to be considerate of their fellow worshipers and use the kindergarten room in school if their child becomes restless and needs a break from the worship service.  Ushers are always available for any assistance needed.

 

ALTAR GUILD HELP IS NEEDED!  Please consider helping with this important part of our church’s ministry.  Duties include setting up for communion and cleaning up the communion ware afterward. Helpers are scheduled for one month and can designate whether they could serve Sundays or Wednesdays (or both) of the month.  Please contact Cari Hercamp (812-528-0547) if you would like to help.  

January 3 Weekly News

THE ANNUAL VOTERS’ MEETING will be held next Sunday, January 10, 2016, at 1:30 PM in church.  Please note the meeting agenda that is being passed out today. All confirmed members of our congregation, 18 years and older, are encouraged to attend.

 

ST. JOHN’S FOUNDATION will meet after worship on Sunday, January 17.  Please come to the front pews.

 

YOUTH GROUPS will meet this evening at 7 PM.

 

POINSETTIAS:  Those who placed poinsettias on the Altar for Christmas are asked to please take them home TODAY.

 

ALTAR GUILD HELP IS NEEDED!  Please consider helping with this important part of our church’s ministry.  Duties include setting up for communion and cleaning up the communion ware afterward. Helpers are scheduled for one month and can designate whether they could serve Sundays or Wednesdays (or both) of the month.  Please contact Cari Hercamp (812-528-0547) if you would like to help.  Those who are currently serving are asked to let Cari know what month works best to help in the coming year.

 

TRINITY DUES:  Our 2016 dues are now due – a special envelope is provided in your offering box.

 

CHURCH PROFILE SURVEY:  To begin the call process for a new pastor, the Indiana District has requested that we complete a congregational profile.  One part of this profile includes a self-study survey.  We ask that all communicant members please fill out this survey by following the link: www.surveymonkey.com/r/White_Creek_Profile.  If you do not have web access, there are also paper copies of the survey that are available from the Elders.  Please complete the surveys by January 17.  Paper copies may be turned in at the office or given to any of the Elders.

 

ALL WCLS STUDENTS are reminded that classes resume tomorrow.  We will not have bussing, as BCSC does not return to class until Tuesday.

 

TRINITY OPEN HOUSE:  Trinity Lutheran High School invites students and their families to an open house on Friday,   January 8, from 4:00-6:00 PM.  Interested eighth grade students will receive a $75 voucher that covers half of the registration costs at Trinity for the 2016-2017 school year.  Please enter through the commons.

 

CROSSLIFE MINISTRIES will present Blessed Are the Peacemakers seminar at St. Peter Lutheran Church,  Waymansville, on Saturday, January 16, from 8:30 AM-3:30 PM.                             Participants will learn in this day of Bible study how God can change their attitudes towards conflict and their relationships to others.  Lunch will be provided. Registration fees ($35/person) may be mailed to CrossLife Ministries, 115 W. Church Ave., #9, Seymour, IN  47274.  All registrations need to be received by January 10.  For more information, call the CrossLife Ministries office at 812-522-8440.   

December 27 Weekly News

MANY THANKS TO Pastor Lorenz for leading our worship today.

 

THERE WILL be no Sunday School or Bible Class today.  Classes will resume as normal next Sunday.

 

OUR NEW YEAR’S EVE WORSHIP will begin at 7 PM and will include Holy Communion.  Pastor Jung will be leading this worship.

 

2016 OFFERING ENVELOPES are available in the narthex if you have not yet picked yours up. 

 

THE CHURCH OFFICE will have flexible hours yet this week due to the Christmas break.  If you need to come in, please call ahead before you make the trip.  Please have all bulletin items to Becky by TOMORROW.

 

JANUARY CALENDAR/NEWS will be available from the ushers after today’s worship.

 

THE ANNUAL VOTERS’ MEETING will be held Sunday, January 10, 2016, at 1:30 PM in church.  Mark your calendars!

 

ALTAR GUILD HELP IS NEEDED!  Please consider helping with this important part of our church’s ministry.  Duties include setting up for communion and cleaning up the communion ware afterward. Helpers are scheduled for one month and can designate whether they could serve Sundays or Wednesdays (or both) of the month.  Please contact Cari Hercamp (812-528-0547) if you would like to help.  Those who are currently serving are asked to let Cari know what month works best to help in the coming year.

 

CHURCH PROFILE SURVEY:  To begin the call process for a new pastor, the Indiana District has requested that we complete a congregational profile.  One part of this profile includes a self-study survey.  We ask that all communicant members please fill out this survey by following the link: www.surveymonkey.com/r/White_Creek_Profile.  If you do not have web access, there are also paper copies of the survey that are available from the Elders.  Please complete the surveys by January 17.  Paper copies may be turned in at the office or given to any of the Elders.

 

TRINITY DUES:  If you have not yet paid your 2015 Trinity dues ($16/confirmed member), please do so as soon as possible. Our 2016 dues will soon be due – a special envelope is provided in your offering box.

 

MANY THANKS from the faculty/staff of our church and school for the Christmas gifts received from the congregation.  Your thoughtfulness is truly appreciated!

 

CHURCH HISTORY:  On September 4, 1955, our new school and parish hall was dedicated.  The service was led by Pastor Oscar W. Linnemeier.  Pastor Louis W. Schulenburg was the dedication preacher.  T.J. Koch was guest organist.  The school choir and the mixed choir sang.  There was an afternoon program that featured District Superintendent William J. Gernand, BCSC Superintendent Joseph Foust, and Phillip Guy, Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruction.  The women of the congregation served a luncheon while the young people maintained a refreshment stand.  The Bedford stone building had two classrooms, a library/confirmation instruction room, and restrooms on the main floor.  An auditorium, kitchen, and heating facilities were on the lower level.  The Ladies Aid furnished the kitchen equipment and the tables and chairs.  The cost of the building and the equipment was approximately $44,000.00.  The school enrollment was 54 students.  Don Voelker was the teacher, and Pastor Linnemeier assisted with instruction in the lower grades.  (This is our last church history article – many thanks to Janeen Blomenberg for all her research to provide these weekly news items in observance of our 175^th anniversary.)

 

FINANCIAL UPDATE:  The amount of $46,196.94 is needed yet to meet our budget for 2015.

 

DISHES from the Schroer funeral lunch (and some from the Smorgasbord) are on the table by the Fellowship Room in the downstairs school hall.  Please pick up today.

December 20 Weekly News

PORTALS OF PRAYER devotional booklets for January – March are available in the narthex.  Large print are also available.

 

THIS WEEK’S CHRISTMAS SERVICES:  (NO Wednesday evening worship 12/23), Thursday, Christmas Eve, 12/24 – 4:30 PM worship (Pastor Keinath), 6:00 PM – Pre-service music, 6:30 PM – Children’s Christmas Eve Service (Lou Voelker, assisting); Friday, Christmas Day – 8:45 AM worship (Mark Buss leading a Christmas worship in scripture and song).

 

CHILDREN’S PRACTICE:  Sunday School children in grades 1-8 who are participating in the Christmas Eve Children’s Program will have a practice this Wednesday, December 23, from 5:30-7:00 PM.  Pizza and drinks will be served after practice, so please RSVP to Lori Hill (812-350-1474) so she can plan for enough food.

 

2016 OFFERING ENVELOPES are available in the narthex.  Please pick up yours and any family members today.

 

CHRISTMAS CARD DELIVERY:  The Youth will be delivering Christmas cards locally (25cents/card) tomorrow (Monday).

 

CHRISTMAS EVE TREATS:  Donations for the children's Christmas Eve candy treats may be given to Joan Otte or the ushers or elder on duty yet today.

 

THE CHURCH OFFICE will have flexible hours during the Christmas break (the next 2 weeks).  If you need to come in, please call ahead before you make the trip.

 

 

JANUARY CALENDAR/NEWS ITEMS need to be submitted to Becky by TOMORROW.

 

THE CHURCH COUNCIL will meet this Tuesday evening, December 22, at 7:00 PM.  All members are encouraged to attend as business for the coming year will be discussed.

 

OUR NEW YEAR’S EVE WORSHIP will begin at 7:00 PM and will include Holy Communion.  Pastor Jung will be leading that worship.

 

THERE WILL BE NO Sunday School or Bible Class next Sunday, December 27.

 

THE ANNUAL VOTERS’ MEETING will be held Sunday, January 10, 2016, at 1:30 PM in the Fellowship Room.  Mark your calendars!

 

ALTAR GUILD HELP IS NEEDED!  Please consider helping with this important part of our church’s ministry.  Duties include setting up for communion and cleaning up the communion ware afterward. Helpers are scheduled for one month and can designate whether they could serve Sundays or Wednesdays (or both) of the month.  Please contact Cari Hercamp (812-528-0547) if you would like to help.  Those who are currently serving are asked to let Cari know what month works best to help in the coming year.

 

CHURCH PROFILE SURVEY:  To begin the call process for a new pastor, the Indiana District has requested that we complete a congregational profile.  One part of this profile includes a self-study survey.  We ask that all communicant members please fill out this survey by following the link: www.surveymonkey.com/r/White_Creek_Profile.  If you do not have web access, there are also paper copies of the survey that are available from the Elders.  Please complete the surveys by January 17.  Paper copies may be turned in at the office or given to any of the Elders.

 

TRINITY DUES:  If you have not yet paid your 2015 Trinity dues ($16/confirmed member), please do so as soon as possible.  A special envelope is provided in your offering box.

 

CHURCH HISTORY:  The present teacherage was built for the cost of $8,176.29.  The bid was awarded to Zumhingst.  As of January 1, 1949, $4,342.56 was raised; by April 3, $6,908.06; and by July 3, $7007.81 was raised.  Members who failed to pay or pledge were to be contacted by board members or members of the finance committee by December 31, 1949.  A few members of the congregation agreed to loan the congregation the necessary money, interest free, until January 1, 1950, so the house could be paid for in cash.

 

WE REJOICE WITH Micah & Monica Buss as they were able to have their daughter, ELINA YEN VI BUSS, baptized by an LCMS visiting pastor in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Sunday, December 6.  Elina’s sponsors were her aunt, Jael Sylva, and uncle,          Linh Nguyen.  God’s blessings to you, Elina!

 

CONGRATULATIONS TO Pastor Matt & Ingrid Jung on the birth of their daughter, NATALIE JANE JUNG, on Thursday, December 10.  Natalie arrived weighing 6 lbs. 14 ozs. and measuring 19½ ins.  Everyone is doing fine – God’s blessings to them!

 

“THANKS to all for the many kindnesses-prayers, spiritual support, cards, visits, flowers, food-given for us during the passing of our beloved husband, father, and grandfather, John Schroer.  We are truly blessed to have the love and support of all of you!” – The family of John Schroer

 

ST. PAUL, CLIFTY, will be having their annual Christmas Concert this evening at 7:00 PM.  Music will be presented by the Second Presbyterian Church Beecher Singers & Orchestra.  A harp recital will precede the concert, beginning at 6:40 PM.  Admission is free.

 

POINSETTIAS have been given in memory of loved ones by the following:

     *Grandmother Phyllis Kreinop by Mary Anne Schneider

     *Franklin & Frances Burbrink, Orville & Edna Bode, Glen and Steve Bode by   Dale & Bettie Burbrink

     *Ed & Alma Dettmer by Paul & Gloria Dettmer, Ken & Sharon Dettmer, and Jim & Sheri Dettmer

     *Nancy, Paul, and Leon Ferguson by Jackie & Steve Shroyer

     *Chet & Edna Bode by Ken & Kyra Bode & Family

     *Bernice Bode by Ken & Kyra Bode & Family

     *Ben & Mabel Burbrink by Bob & Karen Burbrink & Family

     *Alan Schlehuser by Lindsay Teague

     *Jim Schlehuser, Russell & Margaret Foster, Bob & Erna Schlehuser, and Alan    Schlehuser by Karen Schlehuser

     *James Ross by Mark & Kim Ross & Family and Mike & Kathy Ross & Family

     *Joan Hercamp by Greg & Cari Hercamp, Jacob, Emily, and Jacob Ryan Hercamp, and Keith & Jessica Hercamp

     *Joan Hercamp by Travis & Susan Cummings

     *Jay Lemmon by Cindy, Kayla, and Kylie Lemmon

 

DISHES from the Schroer funeral lunch (and some from the Smorgasbord) are on the table by the Fellowship Room in the downstairs school hall.  Please pick up today.

FINANCIAL UPDATE:  The amount of $53,722.00 is needed by the end of the year to meet our budget for 2015.

December 13 Weekly News

PRACTICE FOR THE Children’s Christmas Eve program continues during the Sunday School opening time.  Please make every effort to attend these practices.

 

PORTALS OF PRAYER devotional booklets for January – March will be available from the ushers after today’s worship.  Large print are also available.

 

2016 OFFERING ENVELOPES are available in the narthex.  Please pick up yours and any family members today.

 

MIDWEEK ADVENT SERVICES continue this Wednesday at 7:00 PM.  Pastor Jung will be preaching on “The Message Protected.”  The Senior High Youth will be serving a fried chicken supper before the service, beginning at 5:45 PM.

 

CHRISTMAS CAROLING: Share your Christmas joy by joining in the Christmas caroling this afternoon.  Meet in the Fellowship Room at 3:00 PM.  After caroling, singers will return to the Fellowship Room for soup and cookies.   All ages are welcome to come!

 

CHRISTMAS EVE PRE-SERVICE MUSIC:  If you would like to participate in the pre-service music Christmas Eve (6:00-6:30 PM), please contact Lori Hill (812-350-1474) today.

 

CHRISTMAS POINSETTIAS:  Persons who would like to place poinsettias on the Altar for the Christmas season are asked to contact Karen Schlehuser (812-342-6140) today.  Flowers may be purchased individually or ordered through Karen.

 

CHRISTMAS CARD DELIVERY:  The Youth will be delivering Christmas cards locally (25cents/card) next Sunday, December 20.  A drop-off box is in the narthex.

 

CHRISTMAS EVE TREATS:  Donations for the children's Christmas Eve candy treats may be given to Joan Otte or the ushers or elder on duty by next Sunday, December 20.

 

CHURCH PROFILE SURVEY:  To begin the call process for a new pastor, the Indiana District has requested that we complete a congregational profile.  One part of this profile includes a self-study survey.  We ask that all communicant members please fill out this survey by following the link: www.surveymonkey.com/r/White_Creek_Profile.  If you do not have web access, there are also paper copies of the survey that are available from the Elders.  Please complete the surveys by January 17.  Paper copies may be turned in at the office or given to any of the Elders.

 

TRINITY DUES:  If you have not yet paid your Trinity dues ($16/confirmed member), please do so as soon as possible.  A special envelope is provided in your offering box.

 

A SCHOOL FUNDING MEETING will be held this Tuesday evening, December 15,  at 6:30 PM in the Fellowship Room.  If congregation members have questions concerning the work being done by the school funding committee, please do not hesitate to contact Phil Burbrink or Janeen Blomenberg.  Committee members are reminded to bring their responses to the questions from the last meeting.

 

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION will meet this Wednesday evening, December 16, at 5:30 PM.

 

THE CHURCH COUNCIL will meet Tuesday evening, December 22, at 7:00 PM.  All members are encouraged to attend as business for the coming year will be discussed.

 

CHRISTMAS WEEK SERVICES:  Mark your calendars for these worship opportunities during the week of Christmas:  Sunday, 12/20-8:45 AM worship w/Holy Communion;  (NO Wednesday evening worship 12/23), Thursday, Christmas Eve, 12/24 – 4:30 PM worship (Pastor Keinath), 6:00 PM – Pre-service music, 6:30 PM – Children’s Christmas Eve Service (Lou Voelker, assisting); Friday, Christmas Day – 8:45 AM worship (Mark Buss leading a Christmas worship in scripture and song).

 

PERSONS INTERESTED IN submitting a bid for the church custodian job may do so to Doyce Eckelman by next Sunday, December 20.  A job description is available – see Becky in the church office.

 

 

 

 

ITEMS AVAILABLE:  The shed at the parsonage has a few items available for the taking:  our old manger scene, a few old school desks and chairs, and various other items.  If interested, please get by next Sunday, December 20.  After that date, what is left will be disposed of to make room in that shed for our current manger scene.

 

CHURCH HISTORY: At the October 1, 1944, Voters’ Meeting, “it was moved and properly supported that we hold a special service at our church when the war ends in Europe.  The service to be held the night the war ends if announced before 5:00 PM, otherwise the following night.”

 

FINANCIAL UPDATE:  The amount of $70,380.00 is needed by the end of the year to meet our budget for 2015.

 

175^TH ANNIVERSARY ORNAMENTS are still available for purchase - $12.  Cookbooks are also available - $5.  See Becky in the church office if you would like to make a purchase.

 

DEPOSITS OF $637.00 (church), $50.00 (school) have been made to those accounts on behalf of Thrivent Financial’s Thrivent Choice program by the directed choice dollars of Barbara Lewis, Harriett Meyer, and Michele Rockhill.

 

ST. PAUL, CLIFTY, will be having their annual Christmas Concert next Sunday evening, December 20, at 7:00 PM.  Music will be presented by the Second Presbyterian Church Beecher Singers & Orchestra.  A harp recital will precede the concert, beginning at 6:40 PM.  Admission is free.

 

OGILVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH will be offering a free hot meal on the 2^nd Saturday of every month at the church at 7891 West, 450 South, Columbus.  The doors will open at 11:00 AM, and the meal will be served from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM.  Persons are welcome to come for a hot meal and take home a bag of food.  Please pass this information on to anyone you know who might be in need.  Questions???  Call the church office at 812-342-6907.

 

“THANK YOU to everyone who donated boots and offerings for the Warm Feet, Warm Hearts project benefitting the Wheeler Mission Ministries Training Facility in Bloomington.  Your partnership has been wonderful, and we give thanks in all our prayers for your support!  St. Peter, Waymansville, Sunday School and Youth Groups will continue this mission for the duration of the Sunday School year if anyone would still like to make a donation.” – Janice Acree, St. Peter

 

POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Zion Lutheran School, Seymour, is now hiring part-time Extend Care (Daycare) Assistants (20-25 hrs./week).  Resumes may be submitted to Zion Lutheran School, 1501 Gaiser Drive, Seymour, IN  47274.  For more information, call 812-522-5911.