On Wednesday we honored all Veterans for their service to our country.

In Christ Alone: Our Keys to the Kingdom Bible verse for this quarter is a very familiar verse from Psalm 19:14, "Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in your sight, O Lord, my rock and my redeemer." What a wonderful prayer to say daily! Unfortunately, many times the words of our mouths and the meditations of our hearts are unacceptable to our Lord. That is because we are sinful. But because the Lord is our Rock and our Redeemer, He has paid the punishment for our sins; He has given us the forgiveness we so desperately need; He died and rose so that we too may live forever. In Christ Alone we are forgiven and redeemed. Thanks be to God for His mercy and grace. May God give us the power, ability and strength to let the words of our mouths and the meditations of our hearts be acceptable to Him. Amen!

Serving in Worship: The preschool, kindergarten and 1st grade students will sing in church this Sunday, November 15 at 9:30am. Students will sit with their families until it is time to sing in the front of the church, and then they will return to their seats. The Cherub choir (grades 2-4) will sing in church on Sunday, November 22. Please have students to church by 9:10am to warm-up. Thank you!

Faithful Church Attendance: Life inevitably brings changes, pressures, and uncertainties. The habit of faithful church attendance and daily Bible reading formed in childhood become a steady anchor as children grow up. When life gets tough, they will already have a firm foundation and know where to look for truth, peace, comfort, and support.

Our Condolences: Our prayers are with the family of Pastor Feusse and his family upon the death of his father, Floyd Feusse. May God give comfort and peace to their family during this time. To view Floyd's obituary, you may click anywhere in this article.

Mustard Seed Shelter: This shelter provides women and families experiencing homelessness with a safe, nurturing space to heal, grow and rebuild their lives. Their shelter program is designed to meet the unique needs of their guests and the resources they need to succeed. On average, women and families stay 3-6 months, during which they receive the tools, encouragement, and support to take the next steps toward independence.



Chapel Collection for First Quarter: $26.00

Lunch Menu for the Week of November 16:

• Monday, November 16: French Bread Pizza, Fresh Salad and Pineapple Tidbits.
• Tuesday, November 17: Tomato Soup w/Grilled Cheese, Fresh Salad and Mixed Fruit.
• Wednesday, November 18: Homemade Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce, Green Beans and Applesauce.
• Thursday, November 19: Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Tater Tots, Baked Beans and Applesauce.
• Friday, November 20: Steak Sandwiches, Smiley Potatoes, Fresh Strawberries and an Ice Cream Bar.

Parent/Teacher Conferences: Conferences will take place this afternoon. All conference slots are 15 minutes. Thank you for helping us stay on schedule for the day by limiting your conference to 15 minutes. Reminder: Students in grades 4-8 are encouraged to attend these conferences with their parents. Children cannot be left unsupervised in the hallways, and younger students are discouraged from attending. Thank you for your help with this!

Save the Date: Our annual auction has a date and location change this year. Our annual auction will be on Friday, April 9 at the Trillium Banquet Center. Please plan on joining us for a Friday night out with great food and entertainment!

Reminder: There will be no school tomorrow, Friday, November 13 and there will not be child care available.

Lost and Found: A pair of ear buds were left behind at the Turkey Trot on Saturday. If these are yours you can contact the school office at 989-642-5659 or stop in during school hours.

4th Grade Spirit Day: The fourth grade class has chosen "Multiples Day" as their Spirit Day for Friday, November 20. Students should collaborate to be one part of twins, triplets, quadruplets, etc. The more creative the outfits the better! Lunch for the day will be steak sandwiches, smiley potatoes, fresh strawberries and an ice cream bar.

Turkey Trot 2026: We had a successful 15th annual St. Peter Turkey Trot last Saturday. Thank you to all who participated. Thank you also to our volunteers for helping out on Saturday: Mrs. Julie Bierlein and Ashlynn Wrona and Nathan Bierlein, Mrs. Sally Henne, Mrs. Nicole Filter and Wren Filter, Mr. Fred Jungnitsch, and Mr. Kyle Smith. We appreciate Mr. Andy Brady and his crew for their work every year on this fun event! Thank you also to our generous sponsors: Jacques Orchard, Hemlock Semiconductor, ATS Printing and Swanhaven Manor.

B-Team Basketball Results: Our B-Team Panther squads traveled to St. Paul, Frankenlust last Friday evening. The boys had a tough time with the Wildcats and lost 11-21. Scoring for our Panthers were Wynston Starke (3), Maveryx Liotta (2), Wade McKenzie (2), Colt Lake (2), and Xander Wardin (2). The girls faced a very formidable opponent and our Lady Panthers could not overcome their deficit against the Wildcats and lost. Brooklyn Scully (2), Khloe Topham (2), and Eloise Fiting (1) scored for our Lady Panthers. This week, only the girls had games. On Monday, they traveled to Faith, Bay City and on Tuesday, they traveled to Immanuel, Bay City. Unfortunately, the girls lost both games to the Wildcats and Bulldogs. Eloise scored 2 points in each game and Khloe had 2 points against Immanuel. Both teams are back in action this Tuesday at home with the boys tipping off at 4:30pm followed by the girls. Go Panthers!

WORSHIP TIMES:

Sunday Morning at 9:30am and

Saturday Evening at 5:00pm

Sundy Morning Bible Study 11:00am