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6/18/2014

St. Paul Blog Post June 18, 2014

"All those who stand before others and say they believe in me, I will say before my Father in heaven that they belong to me." Matthew 10:32 (NCV)

  • The weekly Bible Verse list in preparation of Sunday is available here.
  • The upcoming Readings and Hymns for Sunday are available here.
  • Sunday, June 15th Synopsis: The sermon was about the history of ketchup...and how it ties into our life with God. Read it here. Nowadays we have squeeze bottle ketchup. Do you suppose when we are so congested and full of “Stuff” God has to give us more than a tap on our neck...maybe a squeeze? Suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope. Romans 5:3-4  
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This week:

Leadership Workshop on June 21st
8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Pilgrim Lutheran Church
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The Green Paraments are coming out this Sunday. If someone could snap a photo of our beautifully dressed altar and send to [email protected], I'd be grateful.
Thank you!

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June 21st
Happy Summer!
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The Nail Sale 
was a success!


 Thank you for your contributions.

Upcoming Events:

New! The ELCA National Youth Gathering in Detroit has open registration starting October 15, 2014. Please visit our Youth Group webpage for more informational items such as; links to registration, forms and documents to print (release forms, packing lists...etc.), videos from ELCA and a news pdf to download.
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PROGRESSIVE DINNER

The Progressive Dinner details are available. Who's got the vittles and where will they be? Info is posted on the Google Calendar for July 19th here.
Progressive Dinner explanation compliments of Wikipedia:
A progressive dinner (US) or safari supper (UK) is a dinner party with successive courses prepared and eaten at the residences of different hosts. Usually this involves the consumption of one course at each location. Involving travel, it is a variant on a potluck dinner and is sometimes known as a round-robin. An alternative is to have each course at a different dining area within a single large establishment. In a safari supper, the destination of the next course is generally unknown by the participants, and they have to decipher a clue before moving on. In the USA, participants go to each house for the various courses. Often there is a regional theme for each dinner, such as Italian, German, or French. Various wines to suit the courses are often served at each location. A challenge is keeping the food warm and ready at each location. An alternative is to have the courses at different restaurants.
This style of eating has recently become popular as a charity fundraiser in rural Britain and is seen as a good way of meeting different neighbors in the community by virtue of each participant having separate guests.


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