November Newsletter 2018

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1 November Newsletter 2018 St. Paul s Evangelical Lutheran Church (LCMS) Serving the Lord since 1878 PO Box Craig Street New Boston, Michigan Pastor s Sunday Bible Class (Fall-Spring) 9AM & 6:30PM Children s Sunday School 9AM Sunday Worship 10AM Deacon s Wednesday Morning Bible Class 10AM followed by 11:15AM Prayers Service (All Year) Wednesday Worship 7PM

2 November Birthdays & Anniversaries Melissa Chapp 11/1 Gloria Pichan 11/3 Steven Scarborough 11/6 Tony Wade 11/6 Connor Szypula 11/8 Linda Baker 11/9 Birthdays Georgine Mattice 11/11 Kevin Carter 11/13 Rose Hobbins 11/13 Geraldine Johnson 11/19 Jeremy Nieman 11/20 Carol Warfield 11/20 Rebecca Swindle 11/22 Justin Carey 11/25 Dan Beason 11/26 Cheryl Andrews 11/27 Ronald & Carol Bock 11/4 (40) Robert & Cindy Jackson 11/13 (14) Anniversaries Frederick & Martha Sullivan 11/18 (63) Tony & Joanne Wade 11/18 (29)

3 Acolytes November Schedules Acolytes December Altar Guild 04-Judy 11-Barb B. 18-Barb D. 25-Jeanne Candles 04- Jennefer 11-Sandra 18- Jennefer 25-Sandra Counters 04-Russ/Theresa 18-Ed & Sharon 11-Roy & Cathy 25-Roy/Russ Elders 04- Russ 07- Greg 11- Jim 14- Dave 18- Doug 21- Greg 25- Greg 28- Dave Greeters 04- Barbara/Diane 11- Bonnie/Georgie 18-Pegi/Theresa 25- Arlene/Sandra Organists 04-Kevin 11-Danielle 18-Kevin 25-Danielle 07-Kevin 14-Kevin 21-Danielle 28-Kevin Altar Guild 02-Rose 09-Judy 16-Barb B. 23- Barb D. 30-Jeanne Candles 02-Jennefer 16-Jennefer 30-Jennefer Counters 02-Jim & Cheryl 16-Roy & Cathy 30-Roy/Russ 09-Sandra 23-Sandra 09-Russ/Theresa 23-Ed & Sharon Elders 02- Russ 05- Greg 09- Jim 12- Dave 16- Doug 19- Greg 23- Greg 24- Dave Greeters 02- Barbara/Diane 09- Bonnie/Georgie 16-Pegi/Theresa 23- Arlene/Sandra 30- Diane/Georgie Organists 02-Kevin 05-Kevin 09-Danielle 12-Danielle 16-Kevin 19-Kevin 23-Danielle 24-Danielle (10PM) 25-Danielle (10AM) 30- Kevin

4 Cemetery Plots: Our Church has two cemetery plots to sell. They are in Oakridge cemetery on Telegraph Road in Flat Rock. They are in section B which has perpetual care. The cost is $ each and must be sold together. Please see Lois Schiller or let the Church office know if you need more information or wish to purchase. TO USE THE KROGER COMMUNITY REWARDS PROGRAM: Simply encourage your members to register online at krogercommunityrewards.com Be sure to have your Kroger Plus card handy and register your card with your organization after you sign up. If a member does not yet have a Kroger Plus card, please let them know that they are available at the customer service desk at any Kroger. Click on Sign In/Register Most participants are new online customers, so they must click on SIGN UP TODAY in the New Customer? box. Sign up for a Kroger Rewards Account by entering zip code, clicking on favorite store, entering your address and creating a password, agreeing to the terms and conditions You will then get a message to check your inbox and click on the link within the body of the . Click on My Account and use your address and password to proceed to the next step. Click on Edit Kroger Community Rewards information and input your Kroger Plus card number. Update or confirm your information. Enter NEW NPO number JW156 or name of organization, select organization from list and click on confirm. To verify you are enrolled correctly, you will see your organization s name on the right side of your information page. REMEMBER, purchases will not count for your group until after your member(s) register their card(s). Do you use your phone number at the register? Call to get your Kroger Plus card number. Members must swipe their registered Kroger Plus card or use the phone number that is related to their registered Kroger Plus card when shopping for each purchase to count. Thank you, The Community Programs Staff

5 Please continue to donate nonperishable food items to our food pantry. The best non-perishable foods to donate: canned beans dry beans rolled oats peanut butter, or other nut butter canned vegetables soups canned tuna in water canned chicken brown rice Quinoa nuts, unsalted seeds, unsalted shelf stable milk and milk substitutes canned fruit in juice, not in light or heavy syrup whole grain pasta pasta sauce popcorn kernels (and microwave popcorn) canned stews apple sauce olive or canola oil whole grain, low-sugar cold cereals honey canned tomatoes chicken, beef and vegetable broths and stocks Armed with many of these foods, those who rely on food banks can create healthy, filling meals. Additional tips: Canned goods with pop-top lids are better than canned goods that require a can opener Avoid foods packaged in glass. Do not donate foods that are past the expiration date. Thank you for your generosity

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