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Wednesday Worship - February 17th
Ash Wednesday worship with Imposition of Ashes and Holy
Communion will begin at 6:45 p.m. after WHAT supper on
Wednesday, February 17th. This will begin the
season of Lent as we gather around the sign of the cross
marked on our foreheads to remind us who we are as forgiven
children of God through the sacrifice of the crucified Jesus
Christ.
Wednesday Evening Lenten Study
On Wednesday evenings in Lent, beginning Wednesday,
February 24th and ending Wednesday, March 24th
we will have a time of study and fellowship based on the
video series "How Lutherans Interpret the Bible." The video
segment will feature Rev. Mark Allen Powell, a Lutheran
pastor and Bible professor at Trinity Lutheran Seminary in
Columbus, Ohio. Sessions include such topis as: "The Word of
God"; "What Lutherans Say About the Bible"; and "Where the
Bible Comes From." Following the video presentation we will
have time for discussion and reflection.
Walk the Prayer Labyrinth to
Begin Lent
We will have the Prayer Labyrinth available in the Hall of
Memories for silent prayer and meditation on Saturday,
February 20th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This is the
first Saturday in Lent, three days after Ash Wednesday, and
will be a time to commit yourself to your Lenten journey of
penitence, love and gratitude to our Lord Jesus Christ. Note
that for those who have difficulty walking, we also have
several beautiful solid maple finger labyrinths to guide
your prayer time.
God’s Word for This Week
Monday, February 8
Proverbs 16:1-3
Tuesday, February 9
2 Corinthians 4:15
Wednesday, February 10
Matthew 9:10-13
Thursday, February 11
John 21:15-17
Friday, February 12
Romans 10: 14-15
Saturday, February 13
Matthew 9:35-38
Sunday, Feb. 7
2010 Luke 5:1-11
Food for Thought
Jesus invited his first disciples to join Him in
"catching people" for God (Luke 5:10). The message
of God in Jesus Christ has not changed since that
day, but the world has changed. What do you think it
takes to "catch people" for God in this world today?
At one point in His ministry, Jesus called
together seventy of His followers and sent them out
in pairs to prepare the way for Him in "places he
intended to go" (Luke 10:1). If Jesus were to send
you on such a mission, who would you like to
have for a partner? Why do you think the two of you
would make a good team for the Lord?
"Hope"
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First subject: hope
