Happenings At
Lord Of Life Lutheran Church
"Where everybody is somebody, and Jesus is Lord!"
Seasons Of
Christmas
and
Epiphany
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Issue Of: January 1, 2023
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"The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, His mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. 'The Lord is my portion,' says my soul, therefore I will hope in Him."
Lamentations 3:22-24 NRSV
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Mask Policy At Lord Of Life
Lord Of Life's masking policy is based on Covid levels in Burlington County. Please check the CDC website for up to date information since the levels fluctuate rapidly. The current level will be stated in the weekly service information email. It will also be posted on the church entry doors.
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Special New Year's Day Service
Schedule
At Lord Of Life
Today, Sunday, January 1st
One Service At 10:00 AM
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Coffee Hour Fellowship
Every Sunday
Join us for Coffee Hour every Sunday following the 8:30 AM service or prior to the 10:00 AM service. Be with us in Fellowship Hall to socialize, catch up with church friends, enjoy some treats, and, of course, sip our "heavenly" coffee!
Please note that there will be no Coffee Hour today, Sunday, January 1st.
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Important January News
Pastor's Medical Leave:
You may have noticed Pastor sitting while leading worship from time to time. Because of persistent dizziness and similar symptoms, the Bishop's office and Church Council have agreed that Pastor will be placed on a two week leave of absence from January 2nd through January15th for medical testing and respite. During that time Pastor Dave Stoner will be on-call for pastoral care and will be preaching/presiding at worship, with funds provided from the NJ Synod and the Bishop's office. Pastor Stoner will also be attending the January Church Council meeting.
You can reach him through the Church office, his phone (856-266-2567), or email (davestoner@comcast.net). Please hold Pastor Wendolyn in prayer as she seeks healing.
Review Of Saturday Worship Service,
Share Your Voice!:
Lord of Life has had a Saturday service for many years, with many different ways of worshipping together. From "Service of the Word" to Taize, with or without fellowship or communion, led by pastors or laypeople, starting earlier or later... it has been a flexible service.
In the coming months, Worship & Music members are going to share in conversations about worship life at Lord of Life, especially regarding the Saturday, 5:00 PM service. The committee is considering options for how to care for this service (key word: options!). Some of these options include holding it during months with longer daylight, or turning it into a fellowship/devotional time once a month. Council supports our Pastor having one Saturday per month to have a full day off with her family, which creates opportunities for creative worship planning and filling that gap.
We hope you'll share your thoughts, ideas, and hopes for the 5:00 PM service with our Worship & Music Committee members: Nancy DiYenno, Jacqueline Dennis, Lu Hourihan, Andrew Jacobs, Sue Dreisbach, Rick Krause, or Council liaisons Farrah Dennis and Lee Jennings.
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Wednesdays,
At 11:00 AM
Our next Bible Study will use the book, James, Genuine Faith by Sam Allberry, in order for us to discuss the Epistle of James. Many churches, and many believers, long for a deeper, more whole-hearted Christian life. But what does that look like? James wrote his letter to show us.
This deeply practical book of the Bible shows us what genuine faith looks like. These six sessions will reveal to groups and individuals how to experience joy in hardships, patience in suffering, and whole-heartedness in how you speak, act and pray. Below is a list of the readings each session will cover during January and February.
Date&&&&&&&&&Book Chapter&&&&&&&&&Bible Reading
January 4th&&&*1. Joy In Trials&&&&&&&&&&*James 1:1-18
January 11th&&&2. Listen Well&&&&&&&&&&&James 1:19 – 2:13
January 18th&&&3. Faith Works&&&&&&&&&&&James 2:14-26
January 25th&&&4. Tongs On Fire&&&&&&&&&&James 3:1-18
February 1st&&&5. How To Come Back To God&&*James 4:1-12
February 8th&&&6. Wisdom...Suffering&&&&&&&*James 4:13 – 5:20
February 15th&&&&&Snow make-up date
A Study Book is available for the cost of $5.50. Please sign up for one on the sheet posted to the Narthex bulletin board.
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Bible, Faith, & Fellowship
(Age 3 - 4th Grade)
Sundays, At 10:00 AM
BFF is held during our 10:00 AM church service following the children's sermon. All children ages 3 through 4th grade are welcome to attend! There will be no BFF on Sunday, January 29th due to our special service schedule and Annual Meeting.
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Confirmation Classes
Wednesday, January 11th, At 6:00 PM
Wednesday, January 25th, At 6:00 PM
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Children, Youth, And
Family Steering Team Meeting
Sunday, January 22nd
Our group will meet at 11:15 AM following the 10:00 AM church service.
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Nursery Volunteers
Sign Up
On the third Sunday of each month, Lord Of Life will be having a "staffed" nursery during our 10:00 AM Sunday church service. We need to have 2 persons for each date. Orientation training will be provided prior to your first assigned date. If you are able to help, sign up using the link below.
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www.lolfamilycorner.com
Please check out our Children, Youth, and Family website. It will be a resource for all things related to Children, Youth, and Families. To explore the website, Click Here.
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If you have questions about Youth Ministry or would like to volunteer as a BFF teacher or in any other program, please contact Breanne Tomlinson. A link to her email is below.
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Confirmation Angels
Lord Of Life's Adult Ministry is supporting our Confirmation Class members as "Confirmation Angels." Two new Confirmation students joined the class, and we need two more people to volunteer as Angels.
Here is what it entails. You will be given the name, address and brief information about a confirmation student. You are asked to pray for the student and anonymously send them cards of support and encouragement throughout the school year, about once a month. You can also mail little presents such as book marks.
At the end of the year, we will have a “Reveal Party.” A Confirmation & Angel Pot-Luck Dinner is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, April 22 at 6:00 PM.
Please contact Janell Reich if you can help. Thanks!
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Wiley Ministry
Music Program
Thursday, January 5th,
At 10:00 AM
The first Thursday of each month at 10:00 AM, Lord Of Life presents a program of songs and scriptures to the Wiley residents in Marlton. The folks at Wiley are quite welcoming and it brings smiles to them. They look forward to seeing us each month.
If you would like to participate by either singing or reading in any of these presentations, please contact Janell Reich. You do not have to commit to every month. Only 4 masked performers are permitted, but we can take turns attending.
Save the date: Our February visit to Wiley will be on February 2nd.
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Time For Talents
Friday, January 6th,
At 10:00 AM
We will be working on some winter themed projects. All materials will be provided. Come and enjoy a time of fellowship, creativity and a spiritual devotional time, too. Friends are always welcomed!
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Lunch Bunch
Wednesday, January 18th,
At 12:30 PM
Evergreen Dairy Bar
The January Lunch Bunch will be held at the Evergreen Dairy Bar, 1643 Rt. 70 West, Southampton. Come for some good eats, ice cream, and fellowship! All are welcome and bring a friend as well! A sign up sheet is on the church bulletin board in the Narthex. Contact Barbara Wagner if you have any questions. A link to her email is below.
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Devotion And Walk
Tuesday, January 31st
At 1:00 PM
Franklin Parker Preserve - Chatsworth Lake Entrance
1450 County Rd 532 (Tabernacle-Chatsworth Rd.), Chatsworth
Join us for a brief devotion and picturesque trek through the pinelands.
Directions: from Lord Of Life, turn right onto Tabernacle Road. Cross over
Rt. 206 and continue straight. The parking lot is on the right just
before Chatsworth Lake (The lake is on your left). Total drive is 12.5 miles, about
15 minutes from church.
If you need more information, please contact Janell Reich
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Book Club
Tuesday, February 14th,
At 1:00 PM
The Road to Character
by David Brooks
Book Club will not meet in January, but will resume on February 14th.
Named one of the best books of the year and a New York Times number one best seller, we will be discussing David Brooks’ The Road to Character.
Looking to some of the world’s greatest thinkers and inspiring leaders,
Brooks explores how, through internal struggle and a sense of their
own limitations, they have built a strong inner character. Blending psychology, politics, spirituality, and confessional, The Road to Character provides an opportunity for us to rethink our priorities and strive to build rich inner lives marked by humility and moral depth.
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Lutheran Social Ministries
Service Day
We will not be having this event for a while. Beth Gebhart will be joining us again sometime in the spring. Watch for an announcement in a future addition of LifeLines.
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Photos From Our December Events |
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Lutheran Social Ministries Project
Left Photo:
Front Row: Marilyn Swing
Second Row, L to R: Barbara Ma, Joan Roberts, Trish Marci, Judy Lerner, and Laura Houston
Back Row, L to R: Gloria Brosious, Meg Mills, and Beth Gebhart
Right Photo: Completed decoupage wooden window sill decorations for clients of LSM
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Time For Talents
Front Row: Marilyn Swing
Back Row, L to R: Nancy Cottingham, Meg Mills, Bettie Lohman, Mary Stroup, Trish Macri, and Betty Anderson
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Smithville Room Decorating:
Room decorated by Barb Ma, Barb Wagner, Sheri Perkins, and Penny Miller with a Barnegat Lighthouse theme
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Book Club:
From L to R: Sue Dreisbach, Laura Houston, Gloria Brosious, Christine Botti, Nancy DiYenno, Anita Rickershauser, and Janell Reich
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If you have questions about Adult Ministry, please contact the Adult Ministry Director, Janell Reich. A link to her email is below.
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Thank You!
From Betty Mastrillo:
Thank you to everyone who donated and bought items from our sale. We raised $649.00! This money will go to help others in need. Also, I would like to thank everyone for your continued help with the Women’s Ministry. All your help is greatly appreciated.
Wishing you all a Happy and Healthy New Year!
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If you questions regarding Women's Ministry, please contact Betty Mastrillo.
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"Spare A Square" Faith Development Center
Roof Replacement Campaign
Dear Lord of Life members,
As you can see in the photo, many squares of shingles have been added to the Faith Development Center (FDC) roof! As of December 27th, $2,725 has been donated to lower the financial burden of the repair cost. THANK YOU to all our contributors!
Our campaign will continue into the new year. If you have not already made a donation, please consider doing so. A Square of shingles costs $50. You can use your regular church envelopes or just a plain envelope to enclose your check. Please designate the contribution for "Spare A Square." You can place your envelope in the collection plate during the church services or mail it to the church office. Whatever you can contribute would be greatly appreciated. The roof repairs will start as soon as the contractor's schedule allows. So, soon you will get to see what our Stewardship campaign told us to expect: Grace in Action!
Thank you in advance for your generosity!
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Quilting Ministry Thursday, January 12th,
At 10:00 AM
A Message From Gloria Brosious
Looking forward to moving on with our wonderful quilt ministry! We will be meeting on the 2nd Thursday of the month, January 12th, at 10:00 AM in Fellowship Hall. We would love to add more people to our group. Come on out to see how we work together!
Just to review how the quilts are made: Fabric is the main component; we have an abundance of fabric at this time. What is really needed are more people to help put the quilts together. Our quilts are very simple: 11" squares - 6 across & 8 down - sewn together. Then they are "sandwiched" with a batting and backing. Finally, they are tied and the binding is sewn. One other important step is making up kits which contain pre-cut squares that form one quilt.
Four steps make our quilts. If you would like to help, you can choose any of the 4 steps to work on the quilts. The assembled kits are left on the quilt display table in the Narthex. Anyone willing to sew one together is welcome to take a kit home with them.
In 2022 we sent 82 quilts to the warehouse of Lutheran World Relief. This makes Lord Of Life's total donation of quilts equal to 848. Our first delivery of quilts was in 2014 which had just 21. We all should be proud of these marvelous creations.
Remember, we will save a seat for you on January 12th!
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Soup Ministry
If you make a meal or soup and have leftovers, please consider donating them. We are asking you to store food in a disposable deli container, label the contents, and place it in the freezer in the church kitchen. The food will be distributed to those of the congregation who are in need.
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Ongoing Collection For
The Christian Caring Center
And
Bridge Of Peace
Please drop off your items for both the Christian Caring Center and Bridge Of Peace into the appropriate shopping cart located in the church entry hallway. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
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Helping Hands Ministry
Wednesday, January 25th,
At 9:30 AM
(For The Christian Caring Center)
Helping Hands is a monthly ministry to make sandwiches for the homeless served by Christian Caring Center. It meets the last Wednesday of each month. We form an assembly line and make over 200 sandwiches in an hour. Jobs are easy – putting meat and cheese in a roll, placing sandwiches in a baggie, counting the sandwiches, and putting them in a grocery bag. Everyone gets a small, easy task and a lot gets done quickly while we share some time together. We keep everyone safe by wearing gloves and masks, spacing ourselves, and venting the room. All are invited to join us! If you have any questions, please contact Janell Reich.
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December's Helping Hands Crew:
Front Row (L to R): Marilyn Swing and Janell Reich
Back Row (L to R): Bettie Lohman, Judy Lerner, Sue Dreisbach, Kirsten Granfors, and Harry Granfors
192 Sandwiches Made!
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Lord Of Life
Play-Offs Food Drive
Supporting The Bridge Of Peace
Food Pantry
Lord Of Life will be having a "Play-Offs" food drive starting on Saturday, January 7th. You will be able to support your “team” by putting canned food donations into their designated collection box. One point will be awarded for each item. Our scoreboard will be updated weekly to reflect which box/team/sport is winning. The collection will go through the date of our annual meeting on Sunday, January 29th. Donations support the Bridge of Peace food pantry. We know that pantries tend to receive far less support in January and February so this food drive is a much needed one and will support many. There may be "mystery items" that get double points - based on what the pantry most needs that week. There are also “Extra Point” foods that are listed below. We hope everyone will play along and cheer their team to victory!
The 5 Teams And Their Captains Are:
1. Soccer - Philadelphia Union and local soccer teams - the Tomlinsons
2. Baseball - Phillies and Cherokee Chiefs - Rick Krause
3. Football - Eagles & Seneca Golden Eagles - the Millers
4. Basketball - 76ers and Shawnee Renegades - The Christiansons
5. Hockey – Flyers, Erin Gordon’s power hockey team, and other local schools - the Safiers
“Extra Point” foods include:
Boxed milk (parmalat style sold at dollar stores)
Canned Chicken
Beef Stew
Pork and Beans
Tomato Sauce with Meat
Rice 1 lb bags
Cereal
A Note From Pastor Giselle:
It is so thoughtful of you all to support our PEACE Center food program. We wish you and everyone at Lord Of Life a merry Christmas and an amazing year in 2023.
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Thanks From The
Christian Caring Center
Congregation and Council member Jim Ernst helped with the delivery of our Giving Tree gifts to the Christian Caring Center. Here is a message from him to all:
"I wanted to tell you how pleased the people at CCC were with the toys delivered. I must have heard several times the exclamation of "WOW", and what a ''BLESSING'' from the 2 boys unloading the gifts. Heather, daughter of Madelyn, was also so pleased."
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Christian Caring Center News
The Christian Caring Center publishes a monthly newsletter for all to read. The link below can be used to access it.
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MORE Athletic Shoe Collection
MORE stands for Modular Organic Regenerative Environments. The group is 100% funded by recycled athletic shoes, keeping them out of landfills. Donated shoes are sold to participating vendors in developing countries. Proceeds regenerate forests and jump start small farming co-ops in needy regions. This creates retail jobs while stimulating free enterprise. MORE provides basic supplies, tools, seeds (fruit-bearing mango, papaya, avocado and income producing mahogany), and agroforestry training to poor farming families, school children and rural villages.
You can contribute your used sneakers or athletic shoes by placing them in the collection box located in the church entryway. Please sneaker-type used footwear only, no dress or other shoes.
To learn more about the organization, click on the link below.
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Thanks From Prince Of Peace Lutheran Church
A box of Barb Urban's knitted squares were sent to Prince of Peace. They were thrilled to receive them. Here is their note of thanks:
"To all the knitters and crocheters: The rectangles that were passed along to us at Prince of Peace were used to make scarves to distribute at our food pantry to those in need. Many thanks! Penny Jaffe, Warm Fuzzies Project
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Red Cross Blood Drive At Lord Of Life
Tuesday, January 24th From 2:00 PM To 7:00 PM
Lord Of Life will host another American Red Cross Blood Drive in Fellowship Hall. Every 2 seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. Lord Of Life is on a mission to help save lives by hosting this blood drive. The community is invited to take part and donate blood for hospital patients in our area and across the nation. By rolling up a sleeve, donors can play a critical role in the treatment of accident and burn victims, heart surgery and organ transplant patients, and those receiving treatment for leukemia, cancer, or sickle cell disease. To date, in the 33 previous blood drives at our church, we have collected a total of 1,408 units of blood. Use the link below to register and schedule your donation. Thank you in advance for helping save a life!
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SUMMER CAMP
Registration Is Open!
Summers are so much fun at Cross Roads! Register now for our 2023 Summer Camp, Holy Trinity - Wholly Love. Click on the link below to learn more and to register. .
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Now Hiring Summer Staff
Cross Roads is accepting applications for its 2023 summer staff. Help make a difference in the lives of children and youth a transformational and rewarding job. Gain valuable career and life skills while having fun at camp. Use the link below to learn more about open positions and age requirements.
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Christmas Letter
From
Bishop Bartholomew
Below is the letter from the NJ Synod Bishop. It was received too late to be put in the December LifeLines, but we still wanted to share it with all our church members.
December 2022
The Word became a human being and lived here with us. We saw his true glory, the glory of the only Son of the Father. From him the complete gifts of undeserved grace and truth have come down to us. John 1:14 (CEV)
Dear Friends in Christ,
During the month of December, I watched as our congregations gathered to observe a variety of cultural and ethnic traditions. While lighting Advent wreaths every Sunday, congregations have also celebrated St. Nicholas Day, Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe, St. Lucia Day and more. It has been fun to see pictures of the ways these cultural traditions are being passed down to the next generations. Bright red bishop’s robes and gifts of gold-wrapped coins, colorful flowers and mariachi bands, saffron buns and crowns of candles all make an appearance during these December days.
In our homes, additional traditions are carried out: Christmas trees are decorated, cookies and treats are baked and served with love, Advent calendars are opened each day, colorful lights and wreaths are put up outside, manger scenes are brought out and put on display.
It is a joy to live in a place where so many different ethnic and cultural traditions are shared and celebrated. Diversity and respect are two core values of our synod which are embodied during these December days. Being invited to learn about and participate in a tradition different from one’s own is a gift.
At the heart of all these celebrations and traditions lies the reality of God’s incarnation – God coming to us in the flesh and blood of Jesus. God chose to be born into a particular time and place in history, a place with its own cultural and ethnic traditions. And in doing that, blesses our celebrations.
I encourage you this Christmas to invite someone to experience your celebrations and to share your traditions with someone new this year. It’s not too late to bring a neighbor or family member to church with you on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day so they might receive the blessing of your faith community joined in song and prayer. It just might be that in your sharing you find that you are actually receiving anew the gift of God’s love made real for you.
Merry Christmas, dear friends,
Bishop Tracie L. Bartholomew
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Another Donation Received!
The Amazon Smile program has recently made a donation of $58.36 to Lord Of Life. Since joining Amazon Smile, our church has received a total of $1,935.82. Congregation members who shop on Amazon using the special smile.amazon.com website can designate Lord Of Life as their charity. Amazon will donate one-half of one percent of the value of the purchases you make to Lord Of Life. There is no increased cost to you.
If you want to sign up for this benefit, click on the link below which will give you instructions for joining.
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2023
Offering Envelopes
Now Available
The offering envelope boxes for 2023 are available for pick up in the church Narthex. They can be obtained before and after all services or if you are in the building during the week. If you only give electronically and do not use your envelopes, please place your box of envelopes in the basket labeled, "Do Not Use Envelopes" which will be on the table.
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Continuing Your Contributions |
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Your continuing financial support is essential to maintain the Ministries of Lord Of Life. Offerings are being collected at all church services. If you are still not attending services at our church building, your contribution can be mailed to the church (1 Winchester Court, Tabernacle, NJ 08088). Both Simply Giving and Tithe.ly remain in place for all to use. (More information about these electronic ways to contribute can be found on the church's website. The link is below.)
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Annual Congregational Meeting
Sunday, January 29th, At 10:15 AM
Special Weekend Service Schedule
"Hybrid" Meeting: In Person Or ZOOM
The Congregational Meeting is scheduled to begin at 10:15 AM following the Sunday church service. There will be NO church service on Saturday, January 28th and only ONE church service on Sunday, January 29th at 9:00 AM.
Please make every effort to attend our meeting. A quorum is needed. For those who attend the meeting using ZOOM, information and the necessary link will be provided in advance of the meeting. The focus of the meeting will be to approve the 2023 Spending Plan and the election of Church Council members.
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An Event Filled
Advent And Christmas Season
At Lord Of Life
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From Music Director, Rick Krause:
THANK YOU to the Celebration Ringers, New Life Choir, Praise Team, Instrumentalists, Soloists, Tech Team, Worship Servants, and Worship Space Team for offering their gifts of time and talent during the Advent Season. It truly is appreciated!
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January Birthdays
Jan. 1: Charles Heinsinger and Renee Thomas
Jan. 2: Kaitlyn Heinrich
Jan. 3: Jean Butler and Jameson Schmauder
Jan. 4: Brett Steinhour
Jan. 5: Jax Bielec and James Cuviello
Jan. 6: Marian Hollenbeck and Nicky Wolfer
Jan. 7: Kevin Shover
Jan. 8: Keith Blair
Jan. 10: Christine Countess
Jan. 11: Sonja Adamson and Heather Cosper
Jan. 12: Jake Steinhour
Jan, 13: Jeffrey Hughes, Jr.
Jan. 14: Heather Barger, Amy Casey, and Frank Humphreys
Jan. 16: Barbara Godfrey
Jan. 18: Rachel Schwab
Jan. 19: Anthony Barbella and Abigail Bencivengo
Jan. 20: William Leach
Jan. 21: Quinlynn Springborn and John Welling
Jan. 23: Giana Favilla, Sue Michaleski, and Christopher Willitts
Jan. 25: William Dennis, Mason Kermoade, Luke Leach, and Joanne Safier
Jan. 26: Christine Bencivengo and Olivia Murray
Jan. 27: Travis Pummer
Jan. 29: Bruce Heinrich and Dylan Shepard
Jan. 30: Chance Heinold
Jan. 31: Julia Ghegan and Amelia Kucklinca
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January Wedding Anniversaries
Jan. 5: Kirsten & Harry Granfors (Celebrating 60 years!)
Jan. 12: Gloria & Robert Brosious (Celebrating 66 years!)
Jan. 26: Donna & Lanny Nairn (Celebrating 61 years!)
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January Baptismal Anniversaries
Jan. 2: Monica Hollenbeck
Jan. 4: Tait Christianson
Jan. 7: Jack Welling
Jan. 8: Jeffrey Grosser
Jan. 10: Robert Brosious and Katelyn Pummer
Jan. 11: Maddox Kermoade, Billy Rudderow, and Emily Rudderow
Jan. 12: Luke Godfrey, Connor Humphreys, and Katarina Humphreys
Jan. 13: Catherine Andrews and Matthew Michaleski
Jan. 15: Andrew Cosper
Jan. 17: James Cuviello and Wallace Pickard
Jan. 18: Ryan Brown and Allison Safier
Jan. 19: Hans Schaeffer
Jan. 20: Bruce Bunning, Alan Dennison, Matthew Horner, and Callan Schmauder
Jan. 24: Carol Koskela and Aubrey Stevens
Jan. 25: Erin Welling
Jan. 27: Jennifer Steff
Jan. 29: Paul Horner
Jan. 31: Caedmon Trozzo
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LifeLines Ending Songs:
Our ending songs mark the soon to end Season of Christmas and the beginning of 2023 and the Season of Epiphany. The first is the Christmas carol "The Holly And The Ivy." The second is the traditional first song of the New Year, "Auld Lang Syne."
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"A Wish For The New Year":
To all our readers: This is a prayer from Xavior University that is available on-line. It was one of several to welcome in the New Year. Hope you find it meaningful. Happy and Blessed New Year!
Jim
James J. Cuviello, LifeLines Editor
"A Wish For The New Year"
Dear Lord, please give me...
A few friends who understand me and remain my friends;
A work to do which has real value, without which the world would be the poorer;
A mind unafraid to travel, even though the trail be not blazed;
An understanding heart;
A sense of humor;
Time for quiet, silent meditation;
A feeling of the presence of God;
The patience to wait for the coming of these things, with the wisdom to recognize them when they come.
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Next LifeLines:
The next issue of LifeLines will be published on:
Wednesday, February 1st
Please Submit News For This Edition By Tuesday, January 27th
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