YOUTH MEAL DEALS: The July youth “Meal Deals” are: (1) Mexican
scrambled eggs w/peppers and onions, sausage links, fresh fruit of bananas,
strawberries, and blackberries, fresh blueberry muffins; and (2) Blueberry
French toast casserole w/homemade blueberry syrup, sausage links, and mixed
melons. Check the table in the narthex
today to sign in your bid! Many thanks
to all for your support which will help with expenses to attend the 2019 LCMS
Youth Gathering in Minneapolis, MN, next summer!
SENIOR LEAGUE
MEMBERS
will meet at 5:00 pm this evening at the Cracker Barrel restaurant in Seymour for
supper and then return to the Fellowship Room for socializing.
CRAFT NIGHT will be held this Thursday evening, July 19, at 6:30 pm, hosted by Cathy
Bontrager. Contact Cathy at 812-216-5061
with any questions. All crafters and new
ideas are welcome!
THE YOUTH will be sponsoring an ice cream sale next Sunday after worship. Come and enjoy a cool treat and warm
fellowship with your church family!
Proceeds will go to help with expenses for the Youth Gathering next
summer.
CONGRATULATIONS TO Dan & Jeanne Lienhoop on the birth of their son, COOPER RYAN. Cooper arrived weighing 10 lbs. 8 ozs. and
measuring 21 ins. Everyone is doing fine
– God’s blessings to them!
“THANK YOU for all the prayers, cards, calls, texts, and visits during my recent
illness. Thanks, also, to our family and
dear friends who brought food, cared for our home, and offered so much support
to my family. A special thanks to Pastor
Whitmore for his many comforting visits.
We are truly blessed by the love and support of our St. John’s family!”
– Jim Newkirk
THE ORPHAN GRAIN
TRAIN
will host a Celebrate Twenty! Open House event on Sunday, July 29, from
2:00-4:00 pm at the OGT warehouse in Jonesville. Twenty years ago OGT began in Seymour by
George Bobb, then moved to the Wint farm near Azalia, and has continued with
its move to Jonesville, where dedicated volunteers serve under the direction of
our Lord’s Word to help one another.
Everyone is invited to come and share in this celebration.
TRINITY LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL is seeking a host family for a 16-year-old male from Germany for the
first semester. Interested persons are
asked to please contact Principal Darlage at cdarlage@trinitycougars.org or 812-524-8547 for more information.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Grace Lutheran Church, Columbus,
is seeking a director for its MOPS kids program, who has a love for children
and who recognizes the need for quality preschool child care and teaching
focused on Jesus Christ. The director is
responsible for supervising child care workers and teachers and encouraging
them to grow in their own faith. This is
a part-time position (2 mornings/week during 8 months of the school year). Grace also has teaching and child care
positions available in classes from infants through 3 years old. Please contact Tammy Mocas for more
information (tamaramocas@comcast.net or call/text 812-350-1718).
POSITIONS AVAILABLE AT TLHS: Trinity Lutheran High School is
seeking qualified candidates to teach Biology and Theology as well as someone
interested in being the Athletic Director.
TLHS is also looking for qualified candidates for the following coaching
positions: Boys Soccer, Boys Tennis, and
Girls Golf. All these positions provide
compensation. Interested persons who
would like more information, please contact Principal Darlage at 812-528-3082
or online at cdarlage@trinitycougars.org.
VARIOUS PANS AND DISHES (also a crockpot) from last year’s smorgasbord and recent funeral
lunches are on the table in the Fellowship Room. If you are missing anything, please check the
table today. If not claimed, these
things will be distributed elsewhere.
BRICKS for our church
sidewalk and memory garden may be ordered any time through Labor Day. Bricks are $100 and may be ordered by
contacting Ernie & Donna Dettmer (812-522-8045) or Larry & Janice
Claycamp (812-522-1031).
STEWARDSHIP
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Amos 7:8
“And the Lord said
to me, ‘Amos, what do you see?’ And I said, ‘A plumb line.’ Then the Lord said, “Behold, I am setting a
plumb line in the midst of my people Israel; I will never again pass by them.’” One of the sins for which the Lord condemned
the people through Amos was a disregard for the call of kindness, charity, and
generosity toward the weak and lowly. We
can see here how seriously the Lord sees this!
And that’s no surprise when we consider how God’s activity toward us is
built on kindness, charity, and generosity.
To act otherwise is to act against the Lord’s own nature.
T BLESSINGS ON YOUR WEEK! T
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