Saxophone Quartet ~Nois
Sunday January 28th at 2 pm
Irving Park Fine Arts Committee presents a diverse program of contemporary classical music for saxophones.
~Nois was formed in 2016 by Northwestern University graduate students Hunter Bockes, Janos Csontos, Jodan Lulloff and Brandon Quarles. The quartet will present a diverse program of contemporary classical music, including works by Robert Schumann and George GershwinAdmission to the concert is free, donations are welcome. A reception with treats in Victory Hall follows the concert. Bring the family!
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Special Visiting Choir in Worship
This Sunday as a special addition to worship we'll hear the Women's High School Ensemble of Mattwan, MI. The group will also use the sanctuary the day before for a choral clinic with VanderCook College of Music.
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It's Also Food Pantry Sunday
In worship on the 4th Sunday of the month we bring forward and bless gifts for the Irving Park Food pantry, one of our partners in ministry. Church members of all ages regularly contribute food or financial support to the pantry, serve on its board, or volunteer during service hours. The pantry operates out of Irving Park Methodist Church and is open Wednesdays from 9 am - 11:30 pm and the second Tuesday of the month from 6-8 pm. You may bring non-perishable food donations for the pantry to IPLC at any point during the month (please place them in the basket at the entrance at the corner of Harding & Belle Plaine), or put a financial contribution designated "Food Pantry" in the offering plate or online.
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Celebrating
African American Heritage
and Lutheran Faith Formation
On February 11, seminary student Ole Schenk will offer an adult education session on the connection between Lutheran faith and celebrating and supporting African American heritage. Ole will seek to present the integral relationship between discipleship of Jesus and affirming that Black Lives Matter, focusing on scriptural and theological themes and the sacrament of baptism. We'll also have special music and prayers in February, Black History Month.
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Feast Tuesday 2/13,
Fast Ash Wednesday 2/14
Mark your calendar for our 29th Annual Pancake Supper and Bake Sale on Tuesday, February 13th, from 5 - 7:30 pm
in the gymnasium. There will be all-you-can-eat Swedish pancakes, regular pancakes, sausage, lingonberries, apples, and orange juice, and then treat yourself to the bake sale table after dinner! Admission is $10 per adult and $5 per child 12 and under. Join us for feasting and fellowship before Lent's time of prayer and reflection. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, which this year is February 14th, also Valentines Day. Com to the church for 7:30 pm worship as we reflect on God's life-giving love for us with Holy Communion and Imposition of Ashes.
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Prayer of the Day for Sunday
Compassionate God, you gather the whole universe into your radiant presence and continually reveal your Son as our Savior. Bring wholeness to all that is broken and speak truth to us in our confusion, that all creation will see and know your son, Jesus Christ, our Savior and Lord.
Amen.
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Have coffee with the pastor--she's buying!
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Food Pantry Sunday
Sunday School & Adult Study Group at 9:15 am
10:30 AM
Worship Leaders
Assisting Minister:
Sharon Iverson
Lector:
Roberta Bole
Communion Assistant:
Sandra Stumme
Acolytes:
Tommy Crook
Kiera Gettings
Counters:
Sara Anderson
Holly Lundquist
Greeters:
Ruth Clausen
Joey Crook
Rich Koehler
Roberta Bole
2 pm FINE ARTS
CONCERT
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Coming Up
Friday 1/26
Welcome & Witness Meeting
1 pm
Saturday 1/27
Mattawan HS Music Clinic 10:30 am
Tuesday 1/30
Property Team 6:30
Click for full Calendar
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