This Week @ LaSalle Street
Church
Preaching
- Thom Gagne
How Can I Be God's Glory
Walking?
WORSHIP
GATHERINGS
LSC Sanctuary (1136 N. LaSalle)
*One Service Only This Sunday @ 11
am
due tothe annual fall retreat and
the Chicago Marathon*
11 O'CLOCK
PROGRAMMING
There is no 11 o'clock programming this
week.
See below to learn more about programming on October 17th.
Adult Programming on
Oct.17th
LaSalle Forum @ 11 am - Leslie Hall,
Cornerstone Center
Topic: Honduras: A Community in a
Time of Turmoil
Rachel Reed will share her experiences working with an organization
in the community of Nueva Suyapa at the time of the Honduran coup.
She'll highlight how igniting ownership, through the medium of
community, is affecting a high-risk neighborhood in a country
plagued by political turmoil, violence, and extreme poverty. In a
Honduran-run organization in a slum neighborhood of Tegucigalpa,
the living out of community has become a reality.
Word in the World @ 11 am -
Leslie Hall, Cornerstone Center
Word in the World will continue their discussion of the book, Homosexuality & the Bible: Two
Views.
Oct. 17th Reading: Pgs 40 - 68.
Youth
Programming on Oct. 17
Youth Lunch & Game
Day
Jr. High & Sr. High @
12:30 pm-3 pm- Rm 100, Cornerstone Center
Children's
Programming on Oct. 17
Children's Church (4-6
years): @ 9:30 am - Lower Level, Sanctuary
Sunday School
4 years -3rd Grade @ 11 am
- 2nd Fl, Cornerstone Center
4th & 5th Grade @ 11
am - Rm 407, Cornerstone Center
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Chicago
Marathon - This Sunday
Please note that the Bank of America Chicago Marathon route runs
both LaSalle and Wells St. While traffic flow should resume by
10:30 am, traffic will be heavy. Please plan accordingly. To see
the full course map,
click here and download the pdf.
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Jeremy
Taylor Concert
This
Sunday - 7 pm - 225 N. Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park
Jim
and Marge Chesney invite you to a concert by Jeremy Taylor at the
home of Gary & Catheve Strokosch this weekend.
Jeremy was famous in South Africa beginning in 1961 when he penned
a simple children's song that went four times gold and became an
unofficial national anthem. With this song at odds with the
apartheid government because it "mixed the languages," it was
banned from the airwaves. Eventually, Jeremy was banned as well.
The government accused him of "ridiculing apartheid." During his
exile he performed in England, hosted his own show on British
television and appeared with some of the leading comedians of the
era. Studs Terkel interviewed him for broadcast on WFMT two times
and became Jeremy's biggest fan. They appeared together on stage at
Chicago's Hot House in 2005. In 1961 Studs said "His songs were
universal in their meaning. Jeremy was en rapport with the world...
his music was not only powerful; wit and laughter were there too."
Reserve your seat by calling: 708.386.8772.
To learn more about this artist visit Jeremy Taylor's
website.
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Wanted:
Photographers & Videographers for Fall
Retreat
We
are in need of some folks to visually record our annual fall
retreat this weekend. If you would like to take pictures and
record various events throughout the weekend, please contact
Kristen Metz.
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