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A MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF WORD OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCHA MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF WORD OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCHA MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF WORD OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCHA MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF WORD OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
NOVEMBER 2013NOVEMBER 2013NOVEMBER 2013NOVEMBER 2013
PEACE NOTESPEACE NOTESPEACE NOTESPEACE NOTES
A THANKSGIVING LESSON IN TRUE NUTRITION
“You are what you eat.”
That’s fine when we enjoy a wonderful Thanksgiving meal of turkey, gravy,
mashed potatoes, and steamed carrots. But what about when we munch
on the cheese curls, popcorn, chips, and pretzels? Too o$en, what we’re
hungry for isn’t good for us. Junk food like this is not nutri&ous and we
need nutri&on in our lives.
The same can be said of our spiritual life. We need nutri&on in our spiritu-
al lives. True spiritual nutri&on is in Jesus Christ. In the Bible reading for
Thanksgiving from John 6:24-35, Jesus describes himself as “the food that
endures for eternal life,” “the true bread from heaven,” and “the bread of
life.” A rela&onship with Jesus Christ is what truly sa&sfies in life. Nothing
else can sa&sfy. And we constantly need this spiritual nourishment in our
lives. Like we need bread as a regular part of our diets, so we constantly
need Jesus in our lives.
In the Asian culture rice is very important. In fact, one woman from Asia
put it like this: “In my culture it’s as though we have two stomachs. One
for regular food such as meat and potatoes and vegetables and one for
rice. And no ma5er how much meat and potatoes and vegetables we eat,
if we don’t eat rice, we are always hungry. It seems like if we don’t eat
rice, we are never sa&sfied.” Jesus might say to that woman, “I am the
rice of life.”
We may have some good things in our lives such as family and friends and
our own hobbies, interests, ac&vi&es and material goods, but without a
rela&onship with Jesus there is an emp&ness. We are never sa&sfied. We
constantly need Jesus in our lives. And we can be nourished by Jesus
through worship, prayer, Bible reading, fellowship with other Chris&ans,
serving, and giving.
Jesus is the bread of life. There is a lot of junk in our lives that isn’t good
for us. But an on-going rela&onship with Jesus is true nutri&on for our
lives. It is sa&sfying. It is filling.
Happy Thanksgiving to you!
Pastor Rick Skare
All Saints Day
Memorial Service Sunday, November 3
12:30pm at the
Word of Peace Cemetery
All are invited to a5end, but
especially those who have lost
someone this year or who have
loved ones buried at the Word of
Peace Cemetery.
The cemetery is located on Terri-
torial Road just west of Tucker
Road, next to the old St. John's
Episcopal Church.
Thanksgiving Eve
Worship and
Pie Social Wednesday, November 21
at 6:30pm
Come for Worship,
Stay for Pie!
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21705 129th Ave. N.
P.O. Box 306
Rogers, MN 55374
Church Office
763-496-2400 (press 3 to leave an emergency
message for the pastor)
On the Web
www.wordofpeace.org
www.facebook.com/
wordofpeace
Office Hours
Mon-Thurs 8am-4:30pm
Fri 8am-12:30pm
Our Vision Statement Our vision is to be a community where
everyone knows Christ’s Love and
shares Christ’s Love with all people.
Our Mission Statement Christ works through us as we:
• Welcome all people to grow in
faith, love and devo&on,
• Share Christ through word
and deed,
• Care for others and the world
God made, and
• Work for jus&ce and peace.
NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS Contact Jennie Priebe at
763-496-2401 or [email protected].
December newsle�er deadline:
November 15 at Noon
November 3 & 4 Guest Preacher, Pastor Catherine Malotky
Scripture Readings: Luke 6:20-31; Ephesians 1:11-23; Psalm 149
November 10 & 11 Guest Preacher, Pastor Catherine Malotky
Scripture Readings: Luke 20:27-38; Psalm 17:1-9; Job 19:23-27a
November 17 & 18 Pastor Rick Skare, “How to Live when the World’s On Fire”
In Luke 21:5-19 Jesus gives us guidance for how to handle it
when life goes crazy.
Scripture Readings: Luke 21:5-19; Psalm 98; Malachi 4:1-2a;
2 Thessalonians 3:6-13
November 24 & 25—Christ the King Sunday Pastor Krista Strum, “Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing”
What is the main thing if the main thing is keeping the main thing?
Scripture Readings: Luke 23:33-43; Psalm 46; Colossians 1:11-20;
Jeremiah 23:1-6
November 27—Thanksgiving Eve Pastor Rick Skare, “Spiritual Nutri&on”
As we prepare for our Thanksgiving meal, we remember that our true
spiritual nutri&on is in Jesus Christ. Jesus describes himself in this day’s gospel
reading as “the food that endures for eternal life,” the “true bread
from heaven,” “the bread of life.”
Scripture Readings: John 6:24-35
SERMONSSERMONS
and and
READINGSREADINGS
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A Message from A Message from A Message from A Message from the President of our Congregationthe President of our Congregationthe President of our Congregationthe President of our Congregation
An9cipated Budget Shor:all
As we reflect back on 2013 at Word of
Peace, we see a year of opportuni&es and
a year filled with constant ac&vity at our
church. So much is happening every day
here as we reach out to our congrega&on
and our community.
Our financial posi&on is the same this
year as it has been in the past and we
need your help to allow us to con&nue to
meet our financial obliga&ons. We are
asking each household to contribute an
addi&onal $65/month for 3 months
(October, November, and December) over
and above what you are already giv-
ing. With your support and prayers we
will be able to end this year on a high
note and prepare for an even more ex-
ci&ng year in 2014.
Navajo Lutheran Mission School
Support Con9nues
Please remember to gather up those Camp-
bell’s product labels (especially the bar code
rectangle) and the General Mills Box Tops for
Educa&on, and bring them to the church
office to help the Navajo children of the Lu-
theran Mission School in Rock Point, AZ.
Since Fall of 2007 we have sent thousands of
Campbell’s bar codes and Box Tops for Edu-
ca&on to the Mission School. Each one of
these bar codes and box tops equates to 10
cents.
You are an important part of helping with
this project. Each year the Word of Peace
Church School children gives $600 of their
offering to help the Navajo children with tui-
&on assistance, breakfast and lunch meals,
and buying books and other educa&onal ma-
terials.
THANK YOU for your con&nuing support of
the Navajo children!
The Execu&ve Team selected seven primary and two alternate
members to serve on the Senior Pastor Call Commi5ee. They are:
Andy Andersen (Chairperson)
Lora Anderson
Michelle Anderson
Corey Haeder
Sandra Lidberg
Roy Sperr
Karee VanDeRiet
Lou Oberdeck (Alt)
Kris Hofstedt (Alt)
October was a very busy month for the Call Commi5ee, as they
met with a representa&ve from the Synod, finalized the ministry
profile, and met with Bishop Ann Svennungsen.
Over the next few weeks, the commi5ee will prepare their inter-
view ques&ons and review candidate profiles. Although infor-
ma&on rela&ng to specific candidates is confiden&al, we will do
our best to keep you up to date on their progress. Look for weekly
announcements in the bulle&n and the weekly e-newsle5er, as
well as online at www.wordofpeace.org/transi&on.
The most important thing you can do to help is to li$ up the com-
mi5ee in your prayers. Their efforts will shape the future of our
church and they need your support throughout the process.
Thank you,
Mike Schlegel, Congrega�on President
Help Beau9fy the
Sanctuary for Christmas! PoinseTas may be ordered beginning Sunday, November
3 through 17. They will be used to decorate the sanctuary
through Christmas Day,
then you can pick them up
to enjoy at home.
Cost is $10 each. Contact
the church office for de-
tails.
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The Fair Trade Fair is coming
back again this year! Fair
Trade gi$ items will be sold
before and a$er worship ser-
vices on November 24 & 25
and December 8 & 9. Find
beau&ful, handmade Christ-
mas gi$s from ar&sans
around the world, while mak-
ing a real difference and par-
&cipa&ng in a mission to
eradicate poverty.
Hos&ng a Fair Trade event gives our congrega&on a chance to directly
empower ar&sans and farmers to build sustainable lives by sending
their children to school, building health clinics, and increasing oppor-
tuni&es and training for women. Select from scarves, handbags, jewel-
ry, po5ery, housewares, decora&ons, baskets, coffee, chocolate and
more! For more informa&on, contact the Global Mission Team at
Fair Trade Fair
Nov. 24 - Dec. 9
Since 1993, more than 100 million boys and girls in over
130 countries have experienced God’s love through the
power of simple shoebox gi$s from Opera&on Christmas
Child. Gi$-filled shoeboxes are a powerful way to intro-
duce children to God’s greatest gi$, salva&on through Je-
sus Christ.
Word of Peace is a Relay Center for Opera&on Christmas
Child again this year. Simply fill a shoebox or small plas&c
container with a variety of gi$s that will bring delight to a
child and drop it off at Word of Peace during Na&onal Col-
lec&on Week, November 18-25 during the following collec-
&on &mes:
Nov. 18 through 22 - 6pm to 8pm
Nov. 23 and 24 - 9 am to noon
Nov. 25 - 10 am to noon
Detailed instruc&ons and a limited number of shoeboxes
will be available soon. Or, you can go online to
www.samaritanspurse.org/opera&on-christmas-child to
find out more.
Volunteers are needed to help collect shoeboxes during
Na&onal Collec&on Week, and drivers are needed to make
deliveries to the Church of the Open Door in Maple Grove
on Wednesday, November 20th and a$er noon on Mon-
day, November 25th. Please contact Karen Running at
[email protected] or 763-496-2421.
Thank you so much for showing and sharing Christ's love
around the world!
Opera9on Christmas Child
Christmas
Adopt-A-Family
Purchase a gi$ for a family in our
congrega&on who is struggling fi-
nancially. Choose a wish list item
from the Adopt-A-Family wall in
the Gathering Area beginning
Tuesday, November 19 and return
your dona&ons to the church office
by Sunday, December 8 (include a
gi$ receipt along with the request
slip).
For more informa&on, please
contact Karen Running at 763-
496-2421.
Social and Global MinistrySocial and Global MinistrySocial and Global MinistrySocial and Global Ministry
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You are Invited to
A#end A Spiritual Journey at
Monastery of Christ in the Desert in
the Beau�ful Chama Canyon
Wilderness of Northern New Mexico
June 1-7, 2014
Join Michael Sahlen for a week of quiet
reflec&on, seeking, and study in one of
the most beau&ful and remote monaster-
ies in the world.
A5endees will fly into Santa Fe and drive
to the monastery on Sunday to spend the
week in retreat. You will stay at the mon-
astery’s guest house and meals will be
served in the monastery’s refectory. You
will return to Santa Fe on Friday for an
Agape meal at one of Santa Fe’s fine res-
taurants. Then you will fly back on Sunday
morning.
Cost for this retreat is $1,700. Deadline
for registra&on to guarantee cost is De-
cember 1, 2013. A $500 deposit is re-
quired to secure your reserva&on.
Check out the monastery at
christdesert.org. Contact Michael at
763-496-2412 for more details.
What is NAMI In Our Own Voice? NAMI In Our Own Voice is a unique public education program in
which presentations consist of two trained NAMI volunteer present-
ers sharing their compelling personal stories of living with mental
health challenges and achieving recovery. Audiences range from indi-
viduals living with mental health challenges, students of all ages, law
enforcement officials and faith community members to veterans and
service providers.
While audiences benefit from the inspirational stories of the speak-
ers, presenters increase their confidence and develop leadership
skills through helping to inspire and motivate others.
NAMI Minnesota, the state organization of the National Alliance on
Mental Illness, will offer its next NAMI In Our Own Voice presenta-
tion on Sunday, November 3 at 6:30pm at Word of Peace.
Audience Perspectives “I learned more about mental health con-
ditions from these generous people than
any book I have read.”
“[In Our Own Voice] is helpful for people
to understand how REAL and how DISA-
BLING the symptoms are. So many people
see [individuals with mental illness] as
manipulative or lazy.”
About NAMI
NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation’s largest
grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better
lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. NAMI
Minnesota staff, dedicated volunteer members, and affiliate leaders
work tirelessly to raise awareness and provide essential education,
advocacy and support group programs for people in our community
living with mental illness and their loved ones.
Individuals interested in learning more about NAMI or the IOOV pro-
gram are encouraged to contact NAMI Minnesota at
www.namihelps.org or 651-645-2948.
Sponsored by the Word of Peace
Mental Health Task Force Mission Statement:
To promote mental health education, resources,
advocacy, and inclusiveness through faith based
activities both within and outside of the congrega-
tion.
For more information on this event or the Mental Health Task Force, contact Dan Hassinger at
[email protected] or call 763-531-4615.
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When Your Parent Needs You A Guide To Posi9ve Growth
When Caring for Aging Parents
Sunday Morning Study
Begins November 3 at 9:45am
Becoming the caregiver for your parent is
something that none of us expects to do. We
associate our parents as taking care of us,
when suddenly things change and we find our-
selves taking care of those who have diapered,
fed, supported, and encouraged us. It can be a
lonely journey. Join others who are on this
same journey for a &me of dialogue to learn
and encourage one another.
This class is for anyone who is currently, will be,
or has experienced caring for their parents. The
class will be facilitated by Word of Peace mem-
bers who have been or are caring for their
loved ones. We will begin with a video clip on
various issues about caring for our parents, and
a discussion will follow.
November 3
Becoming the Caregiver for Your Parent
Rela&ng to Your Parent in a Way You Didn’t Before
November 10
Experiencing Life Changes Through Caregiving
Confron&ng Your Parent About Their Need for Help
November 17
Recognizing and Dealing with
the Stress of Caregiving
November 24
Growing as a Caregiver
No pre-registra&on is necessary.
All are welcome to a5end.
Become a Word of Peace Member We welcome you to worship and study with us! All ac&vi&es are
open to everyone, regardless of membership status. If you would
like to become an official member of the congrega&on and to vote
at congrega&onal mee&ngs, please a5end the next New Member
Orienta&on:
Tuesday, November 19 — 5:30-9:00pm Register & request child care by November 11
Recep9on of New Members is on November 24 & 25
(choose one worship hour to aEend)
Our orienta&on session is designed to quickly help you feel a part
of this community. You will:
· Meet the pastors and key staff
· Learn what we believe and how we do ministry
· Enjoy a fellowship meal
· Iden&fy your gi$s and how to use them at church and beyond
For more informa&on about membership to Word of Peace or to
register for the orienta&on, please visit www.wordofpeace.org/
membership or contact Susen Kay or Beth Brekke at 763-496-
2400.
CROSS Corner
CROSS Food Shelf supports,
Osseo, Maple Grove, Corcoran,
Dayton and West Champlin.
They provide food, housing,
Meals on Wheels, clothing,
school supplies, and birthday,
Christmas, and Easter gi$s for kids. They serve approximately
600 families each month (2,000 Individuals).
Volunteer Opportuni9es: CROSS especially needs a$ernoon
and evening volunteers on Wednesdays from 4-7pm. If you
can help, call CROSS at 763-425-1050.
November Food Needs: Peanut bu5er, ramen noodles, condi-
ments, hygiene products, toilet paper.
CROSS is in need of over 600 turkeys to share with families in
need for Thanksgiving. Please watch the local papers for the
buy one get one free and donate the free one to CROSS! Also
needed: stuffing, jello/pudding, pie fixings, gravy, aluminum
foil/turkey baking pans.
In September, Word of Peace donated 91 lbs. of food, 7 lbs. of
clothing and $6,328 in financial gi$s to CROSS. Thank you for
your generosity!
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JOY—Jesus, Others, Yourself
When we give, we give for JESUS. We give in response for
what Jesus has given us—His life, love, and forgiveness
now and forever. “Very truly, I tell you, the one who be-
lieves in me will also do the works that I do and, in fact,
will do greater works than these, because I am going to
the Father.” (John 14:12)
When we give, we give for OTHERS. We give to share the
gospel of Jesus Christ with others—to proclaim God’s love,
hope, and life with others in word and deed. As our con-
grega&on’s vision statement directs us, “To know Christ’s
love and share Christ’s love with all people.” We also give
to others who are in need. As Jesus commands us: “love
our neighbors as ourselves” and care for the “least of
these.”
And when we give, we give for the sake of OUR OWN
SELVES. Our giving does not earn our salva&on, rather, it’s
a way for us to prac&ce our faith. It is a way for us to deep-
en and strengthen our rela&onship and connec&on with
God, and it can help us in our rela&onship with money. For
when we give a por&on of our income back to God (the
Bible directs us to give 10% of our income back to God),
then we are saying that money does not control our lives.
On Sunday and Monday, November 17 and 18, you and
your family are invited to make a financial pledge to our
Lord and our Lord’s work through Word of Peace’s Gen-
eral Fund for the year 2014. The General Fund supports
such ministries as:
Worship Services Church School
Confirma@on Vaca@on Bible School
Youth Group Adult Educa@on
Kids of Peace Preschool Ministry to Those in Crisis
Local Poverty Relief Funerals
Weddings Bap@sms
Community Outreach Building U@li@es & Maintenance
There will be a special “Pledge Celebra&on” at all services
on November 17 and 18, and the Stewardship Team will
once again provide fresh sweet rolls, juice and coffee fol-
lowing each service. Watch your mail for the 2014 Pledge
Card, and they will be available at the church doors on
Pledge Sunday/Monday.
If you are not giving to the ministries of Word of Peace on
a regular basis, we challenge you to start with a certain
percentage of your income and grow from there. If you are
giving to the ministries of Word of Peace, we challenge you
to grow in your giving by a half or one percent of your an-
nual household income.
Thank you for all you do for the ministry of our Lord
through Word of Peace!
Pastor Rick and the Word of Peace Stewardship Team
Introducing a wonderful
opportunity to give to Word
of Peace through GiveMN’s
“Give to the Max” Day on
Thursday, November 14.
Simply go to
www.wordofpeace.org/
givetothemax and make a
one-&me dona&on to Word
of Peace through our se-
cure website.
GiveMN is a collabora&ve
venture to transform phi-
lanthropy in Minnesota by
growing overall giving and
moving more of it online.
Can Your Business Offer a
Match? Organiza&ons that
offer a dona&on match will
be highlighted so donors
will have the opportunity to
double their dona&on.
We Could Win a Golden
Ticket! Two donors, one to
a nonprofit (like Word of
Peace) and one to a school,
will be randomly chosen
every hour to have $1,000
added to their dona&on.
Addi&onally, two $10,000
Super-sized Golden Tickets
will be randomly drawn at
the end of the event.
Please Give to the Max on November 14th. www.wordofpeace.org/givetothemax
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Learning MinistryLearning MinistryLearning MinistryLearning Ministry Advent Family Night Tuesday, December 3
6:30-8:00 pm
Families of all ages, shapes,
and sizes: Carve out a night to
prepare for Christmas and to
remember the reason for the
season! The Educa&on team is
sponsoring a night of Advent
cra$s, ac&vi&es, food, and
fun!
Make Christmas ornaments together, make
cards for people in military service, create a gin-
gerbread na&vity and much more!
This evening is free and all are welcome! Please
sign-up for this event so we can plan for your
arrival by contac&ng Megan Moen at
[email protected] or calling 763-496-2423.
Mark Your Calendars: Church School Kids Sing
in Worship in December
December 1/2—
Children three-years
through 1st graders (please see excep&on
below) sing during worship.
December 8/9—2nd through 4th graders
and combined 1st/2nd grade classes sing
during worship.
5th Graders—5th Graders assist our li5le ones
during music. They will help the li5le ones sing
on December 1/2. Look for more informa&on
from your child’s 5th grade teacher.
December 22, 23, 25—No Confirma&on or
Church School
7th Grade Box City Touched Lives
and Changed Hearts Ninety-five 7th graders, 10 high school youth helpers,
and adult guides spent an evening learning about be-
ing homeless and hungry in October.
In cold temperatures and wet condi&ons, 7th graders
stood outside of the church in food lines, received
soup made from canned goods that were donated,
and ate outside. The rain and cold prevented the stu-
dents from sleeping outside in boxes, but that just
made the 7th graders realize even more that our
homeless do not have a warm place to return home
to at night.
Students brought canned goods in for the food
shelves and listened to a speaker who educated them
about the homeless and hungry in our community
and state.
Thank you to Tami Andersen who helped prepare
food, our Confirma&on guides, high school helpers,
and our Confirma&on staff for
their leadership and ministry.
Church School Kids:
Give A Birthday Present to
Jesus and to the World! Church School Kids, bring in your
loose change offering to church
school! From Thanksgiving through the end of Decem-
ber church school offering will be given to God’s Glob-
al Barnyard in honor of Jesus’ Birthday.
God’s Global Barnyard provides livestock, resources,
and educa&on to families around the world. God’s
Gobal Barnyard is a program of the ELCA World Hun-
ger Campaign and creates sustainable living op&ons
for families.
Families will also have the opportunity to sponsor ani-
mals to break the cycle of hunger and poverty for
families around the world.
Look for our informa&on table, sponsorship forms,
and offering baskets beginning in November. Contact
Kris&n Skare with your ques&ons at 763-496-2404.
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SeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniors Please contact Judy Hanson at 763-428-7657 for resource, community
or general informa&on for seniors in the Rogers area.
To subscribe to the Rogers Senior Newsle5er, call 763-241-3520. Read
the newsle5er online at www.seniors.cityofrogers.org.
• Thursday Senior Shop Rogers
Bus—Thursdays at 10am, $1.00 per
rider. Contact Judy at 763-428-
7657.
• Jammers Potluck & Music—
Sunday, Nov. 3 from 1-5pm (eat at
4pm) at the Rogers Community
Room. Contact Dave at 763-428-
4217.
• Rogers Senior Dining—Tuesday
through Thursday every week at
12:00 noon at the Rogers Commu-
nity Room. Call at least two days in
advance by 2pm for reserva&ons,
763-428-0976. Cost: 55+ $4.00. Un-
der 55 $5.00.
• Cards & Games are played Tues-
days through Thursdays from
12:30-2pm at the Rogers Communi-
ty Room. Call Liz, 763-428-0939.
• Rogers Senior Fair—Local organiza-
&ons and businesses will educate
and provide valuable informa&on
for seniors at the Rogers Communi-
ty Room, 21201 Memorial Drive, on
Friday, Nov. 8 from 10am-2pm.
Presenta&ons throughout the
event. Refreshments and snacks
will be available. Free to the public.
• One-on-One Computer Help at the
Rogers Library: Thursday evenings
from 5:30-8pm. Ques&ons about
how to search the Internet or sign
up for an e-mail account? Need
help working on a document or
using your device (including e-
readers)? Get a 1/2 hour of help
from a knowledgeable volunteer.
Call 612-543-6050 to set up an ap-
pointment, or sign up at the Rogers
Library Informa&on Desk.
• The Word of Peace Kids-Care Bus
takes seniors shopping at Ridgedale
every other month. The next trip
will be December 10. Cost is $1.00
for the round trip. The bus will pick
us up at Word of Peace at 9:30am
and return us by 1:30pm. Call Judy
to sign up at 763-428-7657.
MS: Bagels & Bibles (youth group) meets twice a month
from 9:45-10:45am in the Youth room. Join us Nov. 3 &
17 for food, devo&ons and games! Friends are always
welcome!
MS: If you are a middle school family and not currently
receiving the bi-monthly MSM.PEN e-mail newsle5er,
contact Marcus Eads at [email protected].
HS: Interested in small group discussions with awesome
people?! Join us Tuesdays from 4-5pm for high school
Bible study!
• Nov. 5 @ Sadie’s Coffee in St. Michael
• Nov. 19 in the Youth Room
• Nov. 26 @ Davanni’s in Rogers
For informa@on about youth ministries, go to www.wordofpeace.org/middle-school or www.wordofpeace.org/high-school.
YOUTH MINISTRY MS: MS: MS: MS: Middle School Y
outh, Grades 6-8 HS: HS: HS: HS: High School Yout
h, Grades 9-12
HS: Wednesday Night Youth Group moves back to the
Youth room! Nov. 6 & 20 from 7:30-9pm. Bring your
friends, eat some food, & have a great &me!
HS: Sunday Perk on Nov. 3 & 17, 11-Noon in the Youth
room – Coffee, hot chocolate, & great conversa&on!
HS: If you are a high school family and not currently re-
ceiving the bi-monthly e-mail newsle5er, contact Kate
Gantz at [email protected].
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