United in Christ Lutheran School January 15, 2015 Christian Education Since 2011 4th Year United in Christ Lutheran School Miss Cheryl Honoree, Principal 10158 Hwy C. Frohna, MO 63748 573 824-5218 [email protected]Fax 573 824-5250 unitedinchristmo.org. “Developing Disciples” Jan 19 Jan 20 Jan 21 Jan 22 Jan 23 NO SCHOOL—Martin Luther King Jr. Day LASAGNA CAESAR SALAD PEACH CUP CHEEZY BREAD MILK TOASTED TURKEY&CHEESE SANDWICH CARROT STICKS RANCH DRESSING APPLESAUCE CHEWY OATMEAL BAR, MILK TACO SALAD, BEEF PINEAPPLE TIDBITS CHOCOLATE CAKE MILK SALSA PIZZA, SAUSAGE CORN PEARS MILK Chapel Offerings January 14, 2015 This Week’s Total : $ 38.50 Church & Sunday School Attendance Jan 11, 2015 Church Attendance — 67% (69/102) Sunday School Attendance — 47% (26/55) Jan 19 Jan 20 Jan 21 Jan 22 Jan 23 Jan 24 Jan 18 NO SCHOOL— Martin Luther King Jr. Day Girls Bball—St. Vincent Cape— Home 5:45 pm 5-8 to SEMO opera—Amahl Library—5/6 2:00 pm Girls Bball— Trinity Cape— Home—5:45 pm Girls Bball—St. Paul—Away—5:45 p.m. Chapel Total—(YTD) - $691.59 Hope Seeds Greetings from the Fiſth and Sixth Grades, Christmas Break was enjoyed by everyone, but now we are ready for a brand new year. The class is looking forward to many things in 2015—Arison, the 100 th day of school, and fieldtrips to name a few. Our new class novel is Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. We’ll be discussing point of view, mood, and visualization techniques. We are integrating technology with our English by writing Cinquain poems (5 unrhymed lines, each with a set number of syllables) on Storybird.com. Here are just a couple of examples: Peace in Christ, Mrs. Lichtenegger Help wanted The Dinner Auction committee needs volunteers to help run games, sell tickets and clean up after the auction. If you can help with anything that night, please contact Miss Honoree. APS AND UCLS PRESENT A Jazzing Mardi Gras Celebration February 7, 2015 UCLS Gym $35.00 per ticket includes meal and all auction entertainment Doors open at 4:00/Dinner served at 6:00 Proceeds benefit UCLS and APS Tickets on sale at the following locations: APS UCLS West End Trivia Night March 21, 2015 7:00—10:00 pm at Brazeau Hall Tickets are $80 for a table (8 people max) Beer, soda and snacks will be available for a free will do- nation. Coolers are welcome. Contact Derek 573-576-7841 or Mark 573-517-1606 for more information. Proceeds go to the Perryville FFA Alumni Scholarship Fund Perryville FFA Alumni Fish Fry Grace Lutheran Church, Uniontown 3—7 pm, January 31, 2015 Adults are $9, Kids 5-12 $5 All you can eat fish fillets, German potato salad, fried po- tatoes, baked beans, slaw and homemade desserts. Boys Bball -B-Team Tournament— Trinity, Cape Heaven Paradise, Promiseland Living, praising, worshipping Our new Forever Home Elysium By: Lane Koenig Heaven Praising God Praying, singing, shouting Way better than Earth Paradise By: Cory Word Spring Green, Heat Chirping, living, blooming Different noises around me Budding By: Gavin Boehme Felines Cute, Furry meowing, sleeping, hunting purr your heart out Cats By: Emma Voelker
Christmas Break was enjoyed by everyone, but now we are ready for a brand new year. The class is looking
forward to many things in 2015—Arison, the 100th day of school, and fieldtrips to name a few.
Our new class novel is Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. We’ll be discussing point of view, mood, and visualization
techniques. We are integrating technology with our English by writing Cinquain poems (5 unrhymed lines, each with
a set number of syllables) on Storybird.com. Here are just a couple of examples:
Peace in Christ, Mrs. Lichtenegger
Help wanted The Dinner Auction committee needs volunteers
to help run games, sell tickets and clean up after
the auction. If you can help with anything that
night, please contact Miss Honoree.
APS AND UCLS PRESENT
A Jazzing Mardi Gras Celebration
February 7, 2015
UCLS Gym
$35.00 per ticket includes meal and all
auction entertainment
Doors open at 4:00/Dinner served at 6:00
Proceeds benefit
UCLS and APS
Tickets on sale at
the following
locations:
APS
UCLS
West End
Trivia Night March 21, 2015
7:00—10:00 pm at Brazeau Hall
Tickets are $80 for a table (8 people max) Beer, soda and snacks will be available for a free will do-
nation. Coolers are welcome.
Contact Derek 573-576-7841 or Mark 573-517-1606 for more information.
Proceeds go to the Perryville FFA Alumni Scholarship Fund
Perryville FFA Alumni Fish Fry
Grace Lutheran Church, Uniontown 3—7 pm, January 31, 2015 Adults are $9, Kids 5-12 $5
All you can eat fish fillets, German potato salad, fried po-tatoes, baked beans, slaw and homemade desserts.
Boys Bball -B-Team Tournament—
Trinity, Cape
Heaven
Paradise, Promiseland
Living, praising, worshipping
Our new Forever Home
Elysium
By: Lane Koenig
Heaven Praising God
Praying, singing, shouting
Way better than Earth
Paradise
By: Cory Word
Spring Green, Heat
Chirping, living, blooming
Different noises around me
Budding
By: Gavin Boehme
Felines Cute, Furry
meowing, sleeping, hunting
purr your heart out
Cats
By: Emma Voelker
January Birthdays
9—Clayton Lohmann
10—Jessica Koenig
11—Rev. Rod Benkendorf
11—Reagan Moore
12—Emma Voelker
19—Davin Wheeler
20—Ryleigh Manche
27—Miss Tessa Burroughs
28—Mrs. Robyn Koenig
Catechism
K-2: The Lord’s Prayer – The Second Petition -- “Thy kingdom
come.”
3-8: The Lord’s Prayer -- The Second Petition and Meaning – “Thy
kingdom come. What does this mean? The kingdom of God certain-
ly comes by itself without our prayer, but we pray in this petition that
it may come to us also. How does God’s kingdom come? God’s
kingdom comes when our heavenly Father gives us His Holy Spirit,
so that by His grace we believe His holy Word and lead godly lives
here in time and there in eternity.”
Community Events
UCLS School Board Meeting January 15, 2015, 6:30 pm
At Concordia, Frohna
Handel’s Messiah Concerts Trinity Lutheran Church in Cape Girardeau
Sunday, January 18, 3:00 pm
NO SCHOOL January 19, 2015 for MLK Day
PTL Meeting Thursday, January 29, 2015
7:00 pm
Perryville FFA Alumni Fish Fry Saturday, January 31, 2015
3:00 -7:00 pm
Grace Lutheran Church in Uniontown
A Note From The Principal………….. Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (by Judith Viorst)…If you haven’t read it,
you should. It is a great book, a true children’s classic, full of all of the things that make everyday life so chal-
lenging sometimes. I can soooo… relate.
For instance, when Alexander wakes up in the morning, he has gum in his hair, trips on a skateboard, and
drops his sweater in the sink while the water was running. That did not happen to me, but I did forget I had Pre-
school art and we were painting and I wore a white blouse.
Alexander’s brothers got prizes in their cereal boxes, but Alexander just got cereal. I cannot quite relate to this. I never
even enter contests, because I never ever win. Even opening the cereal box seems like a waste of time.
At counting time, Alexander left out 16. I often leave things out. In fact, it seems as I get older, I leave even more things
out.
At lunch, Alexander’s friends all had great desserts packed in their lunchboxes. Alexander had no dessert. I packed my-
self a wonderful lunch, with some of my favorite foods. Then I left it at home on the kitchen counter.
Alexander’s brother made him fall in the mud and then he got in trouble for being dirty. I was helping a preschooler cut
paper and they actually cut my finger (who would have guessed those safety scissors were that sharp?).
Alexander’s brothers got really cool looking sneakers. They didn’t have Alexander’s size, so he got white. I drove to Per-
ryville for a meeting…that was actually in Cape (my car just seemed to know where it was going…).
That night, when Alexander went to bed, his cat went and slept with his brother. Sometimes my cats do come to bed with
me…and play and bounce and pounce all night.
All throughout the book, Alexander kept saying he was going to go to Australia. That, of course, is silly. Australia is too
far. I will settle for Tennessee.
Sometimes our days just do not go as planned. Sometimes it is because of what we have done and sometimes it is com-
pletely out of our hands. What a blessing to know that even when things are out of our hands that we are in His hands. Terrible,
horrible, no good, very bad days? Sure, they happen. But our Father’s love for us supersedes any troubles this world can throw at
us. Have a blessed day, secure in the knowledge that we are in the Hands of a Loving God.
Scrip News
Did you know about Scrip NOW! ?This program allows scrip to be purchased and either printed on paper or sent electroni-cally to your phone. This means you can purchase scrip other than what might be available on hand in the office. Over 250 retailers (including Wal-Mart and Target, Lowe’s, JCPenney)
offer scripNow.
Because of the sheer convenience, almost $300 of the $1300 in profits of the scrip program have come from the hand-ful of people using scripNow. Stop in and ask Sarah B. for more
information.
Date Team Location Time Jan. 16 St. Paul Away 5:45 pm
All Home Games are played at Salem
Jan 17-18 Notre Dame Tournament TBA
Jan 19-24 B Team Tournament @ Trinity TBA
Jan 26-31 A Team Tournament @ Salem TBA
Feb. 8 8th Grade All Star Game @ Saxony TBA
EPC WILDCATS
BOYS BASKETBALL
2014
Geography Bee
The students in grades 4-8 will be participating in the National
Geographic Geography Bee during the week of January 26. The
students will participate in an oral quiz round in their individual
grades, with points given for each correct answer. Once the
rounds are complete in all of grades 4-8, the 10 students with the
highest points will compete against each other.
If your child wishes to study in preparation, they can go to http://www.nationalgeographic.com/geobee/
Date Team Location Time
Jan 15 Immanuel Home 5:45
Jan. 19 St. Vincent Cape Home 5:45
Jan. 22 Trinity Home 5:45
Jan. 23 St. Paul Away 5:45
Feb. 2 St. Mary Away 5:45
Feb. 3 Cape Christian A & B Home 5:45
Feb. 7 St. Paul Home 10:00 am
Feb. 19 Trinity Away 5:45
All Home Games are played at Salem
Feb. 14-15 Notre Dame Tournament TBA
Feb. 21-22 Notre Dame Tournament TBA
Feb. 9-14 C Team Tournament @ St. Mary TBA
Feb. 22-28 B Team Tournament @ IC TBA
Mar. 3-7 A Team Tournament @ Immanuel TBA
Mar. ? All Star Game @ St. Vincent Cape TBA
EPC WILDCATS
GIRL’S
BASKETBALL 2014 Saxony High School Sunday is
January 25! We are hosting an Open House from 1:00 – 2:30 pm for prospective students and parents at all grade levels. Tour the facilities, meet with faculty and students, and get answers to your questions. At 3:00 pm, enjoy the Winter Drama Produc-tion, with half-price tickets for students who attend the Open House. Come see how the Lord has blessed us and how He might bless you through our programs! Please call 204-7555 for more information or directions.
The Saxony Drama
Juniors and Seniors “Ever After – The Musical”, and
“Not-So-Grimm Tales” (non-musical).
These two short but hilarious one-acts feature the typical fairytale
characters – Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Snow White, an Evil Queen, a
couple of princes, a stepmother and stepsisters, etc...with an atypical twist or
two!
Performances will be in the Saxony Commons on Thursday, Janu-
ary 22 and Saturday, January 24th at 7:00 pm, and Sunday, January
25th at 3:00 pm. Tickets ($8 for adults, $5 for students) are on sale through the Sax-
ony office (204-7555) and will also be available at the door. We promise an
evening (or afternoon!) of laughs, so please mark your calendars!
Hymn of the Week: LSB 396 “Arise and Shine in Splendor”
Arise and shine in splendor;
Let night to day surrender.
Your light is drawing near.
Above, the day is beaming,
In matchless beauty gleaming;
The glory of the Lord is here. Bible Verse
16For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the pow-
er of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the
Jew first and also to the Greek. Romans 1:16 (ESV)
Pies
The 5th and 6th grade parents of UCLS
are in need of pies. They will be running the concession stand for
the Dartball Tournament in Frohna on Tuesdays, Janu-
ary 27—February 17.
A sign-up sheet is available in the church nar-
thex. Please deliver the pies to school the day of the
tournament or that evening between 6:30 and 7 p.m.
