Peace Lutheran Church 8240 Blue Ridge Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri 64138 [email protected]www.peacelutheranlcms.org Office: 816-353-3813 Fax: (844) 272-8926 Grow in Peace Child Care Center: (816) 353-3910 Title Name Ext. Phone Administrative Pastor Brad Zerkel 221 (816) 984-3716 Associate Pastor C. Robert Malone 226 (816) 820-9189 Pastor Emeritus John B. Schmid Visitation Pastor Keith Ratcliffe (816)718-7399 Dir. Child Care Carla Hamilton (816) 353-3910 Organist Sylvia Ratcliffe (816) 506-3269 Keyboardist Secretary Deb Baldwin 225 (816) 353-3813 Prayer Upon EnteringFather, we read of Your supernatural workings throughout the Bible and we’ve witnessed it over the years as we’ve seen miracles of Your healing and saving power in the lives of others. We’ve also experienced it personally as You’ve saved us from our sins and set us on an eternal journey of giving praise and thanksgiving to You for all Your wondrous works. When we lose sight of Your miraculous deeds in the daily grind of life and in the circumstances that baffle or discourage us help us to remember that You are a God of the impossible, nothing is too complex or broken that You cannot fix. You delight in us as we put our hope in Your unfailing love and miraculous power. We give thanks to You through Jesus in whose name we pray. Amen. What is A Christian While we might consider ourselves relatively good the fact is we are naturally opposed to God and His plan for our lives. This nature and the things we do because of this nature result in “sin.” But God loves us and has overcome sin for us. He did this by sending His Son, Jesus, to bridge the gap created by sin. Now we are no longer separated from God because Jesus has brought us back together: “God was in Christ, reconciling the world to Himself, not counting their sins against them.” (II Corinthians 5: 19) The one who believes t his is a Christian. The Lord’s Supper – If you are unable to approach the altar railing, you are encouraged to sit at the front of the sanctuary on the left side. The pastor(s) and elders will be pleased to commune you there. There is non-alcoholic wine available in the glass communion cups on the tray. The Fourth Sunday After Epiphany February 2, 2015 Divine Service One, page 151 PRELUDE Canon in D Pachelbel HYMN 394 “Songs of Thankfulness and Praise” HYMN OF PRAISE This is the Feast SCRIPTURE READINGS First Reading Deut. 18:15-20 Epistle 1 Corr. 8:1-13 Gospel Mark 1:21-28 HYMN 409”Hail, O Source of Every Blessing” SERMON “Blessed Like That” Rev. Robert Malone Mark 1:23-27 NICENE CREED PRAYER OF THE CHURCH OFFERING “There is a Balm in Gilead” Schultz SERVICE OF THE SACRAMENT ANTHEM “There is a Balm in Gilead” 547 “The Lamb” 610 “Lord Jesus, Think on Me” BENEDICTION CLOSING HYMN 744 “Amazing Grace” POSTLUDE Trumpet Tune Young Service Folder 11:00 Service The Mission of Peace Lutheran Church is to equip and encourage Christ’s followers to grow in faith, share their faith and live out their faith.
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Peace Lutheran Church
8240 Blue Ridge Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri 64138
$515.98; Outreach Ministry $100.00; Thrivent Social Room use
$100.00
Those Serving Today 8:30 11:00
Elders Dave Loesch, Bruce Johnson
Reed McCubbin, Joe Rice
Phil Thurnau
Keith Kirchhoff
Mike Benavides
Ushers Laurance Bellach, Jim Clay,
Cliff Noah, Phil Thurnau
Greeters Lisa Noah Jeff/Linda Gardner
Counters Gilham/Benson
Altar
Guild
Early: Reed/Cindy McCubbin
Late: Punky McDaniel/Benavides Family
Altar
Care
Linda Gardner/Kathy Jarvis
Flowers
The Flower Schedule is posted and available for
you to sign up.
This Week at Peace
Today The Fourth Sunday After Epiphany 2/1 Traditional Service 8:30 AM
Education Hour 9:45 AM
Contemporary Service 11:00 AM
Monday Sewing Bee (FH) 9:30 AM
2/2 Alpha Circle 7:00 PM
Tuesday Knit/Crochet (M/M) 10:00 AM
2/3 O.W.L.S. 10:30 AM
Wednesday GIP Chapel 9:00 AM
2/4 Adult Bible Study 6:00 PM
Church Council 7:00 PM
Praise Team 7:00 PM
Thursday John Knox Bible Study 9:30 AM
2/5 Knit/Crochet (FH) 5:30 AM
Adult Choir 6:30 PM
Friday 2/6
Saturday
2/7
Sunday The Fifth Sunday After the Epiphany
2/8 Traditional Service 8:30 AM
Congregational Meeting 9:45 AM
Contemporary Service 11:00 AM
FOOD FOR NEEDY
Please no food or drink in the sanctuary.
Please turn off all electronic devices upon entering
the sanctuary.
O.W.L.S. MONTHLY POTLUCK TUESDAY, FEB. 3RD Guest Speaker will be
Retz - AFS Student from Latvia
BRING A COVERED DISH; COME AND ENJOY!!
Make sure you go to our website at: www.PeaceLutheranLCMS.org
Under the INFO
tab, you will find copies of the Bulletins, Newsletters, and the Readings for God’s People posted weekly. Also see the calendar for any updates. Any comments or suggestions are welcome.
The LWML has pledged $100,000 to
help the people of Haiti rebuild their
lives after suffering hurricane
devastation. Won’t you remember to
bring a dollar or two to the LWML Mite
Box at the back of the church? Thanks
for your show of caring. Read more about this endeavor:
The Building Homes and Hope in Haiti LWML grant provides jobs as well as transitional and permanent housing while creating new villages. To learn more about LWML mites at work go to: www.lwml.org and scroll down to “Mission Grants.”
Growing in Wisdom and in Grace at GIP...
This week we looked at the parable of the Good Samaritan, based out of Luke 10:25-37. This lesson reinforces the importance of mercy and thinking of others first. We had classroom discussions on ways we may be merciful to others; reminding us that Jesus always shows us mercy through His continual forgiveness towards us. We learned that EVERYONE is our neighbor. Bible words: "We LOVE because He first LOVED us." 1 John 4:19 Activities: Explored Medical Supplies (Discussion of purpose, Science) Pairs of Helpers (Worked on projects together) More than Enough (Math, Sorting, Comparing)
PRAYERS OF PEACE
Prayer Chain: Peace prayer chain members take the prayer needs
of friends and members of Peace to the Lord in times of need. If
you have a need for prayer, please call the church office (353-
3813) any week day or Sheila Dalen (585-7715) any time to be
included in the prayers for that day. You may now submit prayer
requests through our new website at: www.peacelutheranlcms.org
For our Homebound Members:
“Be alert and always keep on praying for all the saints.”
Ephesians 6: 18
Ed Schnitker Marcelle Zele
Dorothy Senzee Mary Tanck
J. D. Smith Niona Kuegele
Joan Crawford Robert Reiger
Eileen Krinke Marcella Ellison
Iona Ralls Mary Cook
Morris Heselton Jack Phillips
Herb Grasher Betty Enke
Margaret Koontz Betty Halling
Bonnie Haney Blayne Halling
June Schaedel Ruth Wurderman
Prayers Suggestions:
Pastor Scott Lemmermann
For Those Ill and Recovering:
“Pray for each other that you may be healed. The prayer of a
righteous man is powerful and effective.” James 5: 16
Thanksgiving:
“Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures
forever.” Psalm 107: 1
For those Active in the Military:
Robert Baker Josh Krahenbuhl
Sean Cochran Tyler Krahenbuhl
Brody Ewart Brandon Seutter
Joshua Hinrichs Michael Stansberry
Stephanie Griddine Jason Scrivener
For Peace and Comfort:
If you would like to add someone to the Prayers of Peace, please call
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