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Christmas Blessings and Peace

to Us All

Pastor Patricks Pen ... Page 3Deaconess Claires Note Page 5Advent and Christmas Schedule . ..... . Page 7LWML . Page 8TAG/Joy Circle ... Page 9Gift of a Green Christmas. . . . Page 10Youth News .. Page 11Know Your Leadership.. Page 14Stewardship.Page 15Christian Stewardship ...Page 16

Catechism Connection/Book of Concord .. .... Page 17Financial Update . . Page 18Anniversaries .. . Page 18Birthdays. . Page 19

News for Gods people at Peace With Christ Lutheran ChurchDecember 2008

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PEACE WITH CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

1412 West Swallow Road Pastor: Ralph Patrick

Fort Collins, CO 80526 Deaconess: Claire RuefferPhone: (970) 226-4721 Ministers: All MembersFax: (970) 204-1570 Preschool Director/Teacher: Cathy ToomeyEmail:pwchrist@pwchrist-fc.org Editor: Marcy PetagoOn the web:www.pwchrist-fc.org Youth Coordinator: Marilyn LasichPrayer Chain: 229-1459 Prayer Chain Coordinator: Cheryl Harsen

Radio Broadcast: KCOL (600 AM), at 9:00 AM Sundays

Church Elders:Paul Rubel, Head Elder... ....472-9250Ray Kaiser, Worship Elder......223-0987Dan Krueckeberg, Staff Elder... 482-9545Dale Heermann, Elder..226-1403Michael Rohlfs, Elder......482-2663Tom Lasich, Elder........568-3701

Church Council:President, Ryan BehmVice President, Chad HamiltonSecretary, Ernestine MunseyTreasurer, Larry SiegfriedEducation Chairman, Eric PetagoEvangelism Chairman, Rhonda KaiserFellowship Co-Chairman, Kerri Fagan/Linda SiegfriedYouth Ministry Chairman, Connie JesserMissions & Ministry Chairman, Jerry BuchleiterHead Trustee, Fred KroppHands in Harmony Chairman, Sharon Wiesner

Preschool Chairman, Kim Molzer

Next months articles are due Sunday, December 21!

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FLOWERS FOR THE ALTARFLOWERS FOR THE ALTARFLOWERS FOR THE ALTARFLOWERS FOR THE ALTAR

Members are invited to sign up to place flowers on our altarfor special occasions: in memory or honor of a loved one ora special event. Please sign up on the flower chart locatedin the Sunshine Hall and see posted guidelines for flowers.

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Pastor Patricks PenPastor Patricks PenPastor Patricks PenPastor Patricks Pen

And in Jesus Christ, His only Son our Lord, who was conceived by

the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary . . . The Second Article ofThe Apostles Creed

Dear Children of God,

By celebrating Christmas, Christians are confessing! We may not

think of it like this, but its true! We are confessing this second arti-cle of the Apostles Creed. Specifically the twelve words in Englishthat speak of Jesus incarnation, and of His two natures.

It was necessary for the first Christians to clearly confess Jesus hu-manity as well as His divinity. From the very inception of the Chris-tian faith there were those opponents who doubted the doctrine of theconception by the Holy Spirit and questioned the truth that God hadtruly taken on human flesh. This is why both the Apostles and theNicene Creed make the incarnation of Jesus such a central part of theChristian Confession.

By saying that Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit, Christiansconfess that Jesus is truly God. Not like God or similarto God orrelatedto God or godly in His moral and ethical behavior, but inHis very essence the One true God! This message is clearly re-vealed in the Scriptures. For example, Jesus is called Immanuelwhich means God with us. In John 14 Philip asks to see the Father.Jesus responds Whoever has seen Me has seen the Father. Afterthe resurrection Thomas confesses that Jesus is my Lord and myGod. And in Acts 2 Peter makes it clear that this Jesus who wascrucified is both Lord and God. It was necessary for Jesus to be

God, for as we learn in the catechism only God can fully and finallyatone for the sins of the world.

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By saying that Jesus was born of the Virgin Mary, Christians con-fess that Jesus is truly man. The thought that God would become aman was truly scandalous, not only among the Jews, but amongthe Greeks as well. But again, the witness given in the Scripturesis clear. For example in John 1:18 we are told that No one hasseen God at any time, but the only begotten God who is in the

bosom of the Father has made Him known. And in Hebrews4:15, For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympa-thize with our weaknesses, but One who has been tempted in every

way that we are yet is without sin.

It was necessary for Jesus to be true man, as we learn in the cate-

chism, for only a man can stand in the place of other man and suf-fer the punishment that is due all men.

This is what we confess not only at Christmas time, but in factthroughout the year. Isnt that a WONDERFUL thought? That byconfessing the incarnation of Christ in the Creeds, we are in factcelebrating Christmas throughout the year!

This Christmas we will again experience the joy, the wonder, themarvel and the miracle that The Word became flesh and dweltamong us. We will confess this amazing heavenly truth in the

hymns we sing, the Word that is proclaimed and heard, and thesacrament that is received. But how will we confess and proclaimthis to others? Our gracious God has given us the privilege of car-rying this Good News to a world that is badly in need. As theWord became flesh and came among us, may we also, through theworking of the Holy Spirit, carry this Word as we come in contactwith others, be they family, friends, neighbors or strangers.

A blessed Christmas,

Pastor

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Dear Servants of God,

If you recall, last month I wrote you a note about diaconal ministryexplaining the image of telling the story. My letters for the nextfew months will be along the same lines: What is diaconal(servant) ministry? And what is a Deaconess anyway? In a Theol-ogy of Diaconal Ministry course, we learned a few images to de-scribe servant ministry. These include: Washing Feet, Tendingthe Door, Waiting Tables, Bearing the Light, and Telling theStory. Each month, I hope youll allow me the opportunity to re-flect on one of these images and how they apply to the sorts ofministry entrusted to Deaconesses and the whole people of God.

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Bearing the LightBearing the LightBearing the LightBearing the Light

L: Jesus Christ is the light of the world.C: The light no darkness can over come.

These are the first words within Evening Prayer, within the serviceof light (LSB 243). As the days grow shorter and shorter and thenights colder and colder, these words from the Gospel of Johnbring the hearers and those who proclaim them comfort.

When I was a little girl, my family took a trip to Mammoth Cave.It was damp, deep, but the paths were well lit and no bats botheredus. When we got to one of the deepest parts of the cave, my sister

and I sat next to one another on a bench and the lights were turned

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out. I couldnt even see my hand in front of my face let alone thecomforting form of my big sister who always looked out for me. Iwasnt usually afraid of the dark, but this dark was different and Ishivered. Then a tiny match was lit. Just one match and I couldsee everything. The darkness was illuminated

For deaconesses, bearing the light (the Light) means bringing Je-sus into the deepest, darkest places and sometimes in was as unas-suming as a match. A deaconess sister of mine is doing AIDSeducation in Papua New Guinea as part of her missionary work.She works directly with people of all ages listening, teaching, and

loving them though their struggles. She works on her knees.

Sometimes, bearing the light means standing on tiptoes, reachingup and advocating, being a prophetic voice. A deaconess sister ofmine works on Capitol Hill. There she brings the light of Christ tothe people of our nation and other nations by working for justice.Though shes small and only one, because Christ dwells withinher, she can shine bright.

In this season of Advent, we are reminded of the most odd andmost beautiful birth of light. Jesus Christ, the Word of God, born

in a humble stable that this true God and true Man might be pre-sent with his people in every way. As Christians, little christs,we are called to bear the light. Fed by the Word of God in Wor-ship, we are empowered to follow the Light out of the sanctuaryand into the World. This is a season of preparation and thus agood time to think about and pray about those places God is pre-paring us to Bear the Light.

May the light of the Christ make your darkness bright,

DeaconessClaire Rueffer

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Advent andAdvent andAdvent andAdvent and

Christmas ServicesChristmas ServicesChristmas ServicesChristmas Services

Wednesday, December 3 4:30pm & 7:15pm(Non-Communion)

Wednesday, December 10 4:30pm & 7:15pm(Non-Communion)

Childrens Christmas ProgramWednesday, December 17 at 6:30pm

Wednesday, December 24 4:00pm(Non-Communion)7:00pm (Non-Communion)

10:00pm (Communion)Thursday, December 25 9:00am (Communion) Wednesday, December 31 7:00pm(Non-Communion)

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Altar Guild If you are interested in serving on the Altar

Guild, please let me know. Marilyn 391-4946

Poinsettia Plants for Christmas Day - Poin-settia plants are available to purchase to helpbeautify the chancel on Christmas Day. Cost $9.00 each. Make checks payable to PWC, listpoinsettia in the memo line and give to Lu Buchholz. Pleasesign-up on the bulletin in the narthex. Red and white are

available. If youd like your plant to go to a shutin or nursinghome resident, please indicate that on the sign-up sheet inthe narthex. You may pick up your plant after Christmas Dayservice.

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LUTHERAN WOMEN

IN MISSION

Mite Box Reminder: The LWML Mite Box for World Missionswill be in the narthex the first Sunday of the month for yourconvenience. Thank you for your donations!

Holiday Cards: The Holidays are fast approaching, so dontforget to check out the LWML cards available for purchase

in the Sunshine Hall! In addition to holiday cards, we alsohave all types of other special occasion cardsindividualand boxed--for sale (Birthday, Thank You, Anniversary, AllOccasion, etc.). There are napkins and gift wrap forpurchase, too. So, stop by the Sunshine Hall today!

LWML Regular Meeting: The next meeting will be ourannual Christmas party, at the home of Norma Thaemert,on Sunday, December 14, at 2:00p. Please bring cookiesto share, your dime stocking/mites and a friend. We willmeet at the church to carpool to Normas home. Comeenjoy a festive holiday tradition of fun, food and fellowship!We hope to see you all there! Watch the Greensheet foradditional details.

LWML Executive Board Hiatus: There will be no ExecutiveBoard meeting in December.

THANK YOU to ALL who participated in theLWML Craft Fair and Luncheon! Your generousdonations of time, creativity, and FOOD made this

years event enjoyable AND profitable. Net salestopped $5,000 with an additional $650 coming from Thrivent.

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TUESDAY AFTERNOON GROUPAll Older Adults are welcome to attend the various activitiesand Bible studies of this Older Adult Ministry Group. Ourmeetings are on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month.Come and enjoy the fellowship.

Tuesday, December 2nd at NoonThe meal will be catered so there isnt a need for anyone to doany cooking during this busy time of the year. Please sign upfor the meal so there will be enough for everyone. Bible

study will follow at 1:00pm led by Pastor Caspersen.

Tuesday, December 16th at 1:00pmIts a Christmas Party! Lets have a fun day and play some ofyour favorite games. Bring some cookies or snacks to shareplus your games.

JOY CIRCLE

Our annual Christmas meeting will be

Thursday, December 4th at 1:00pm at

Cheryl Harsens home. We will have a

short business meeting and program.

Cheryl will provide treats and Marge

Westhoff will have devotions. All women

are welcome to come and join us!

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The gift of a Green ChristmasThe gift of a Green ChristmasThe gift of a Green ChristmasThe gift of a Green Christmasfor local families in needfor local families in needfor local families in needfor local families in need

This is our 5th year of partnering with local LutheranThis is our 5th year of partnering with local LutheranThis is our 5th year of partnering with local LutheranThis is our 5th year of partnering with local LutheranCongregations to provide families in need with Christ-Congregations to provide families in need with Christ-Congregations to provide families in need with Christ-Congregations to provide families in need with Christ-mas Trees and Decorations. This need is dependent onmas Trees and Decorations. This need is dependent onmas Trees and Decorations. This need is dependent onmas Trees and Decorations. This need is dependent onthe generous donations and support of our church mem-the generous donations and support of our church mem-the generous donations and support of our church mem-the generous donations and support of our church mem-bers. As our service continues to grow, so is our need forbers. As our service continues to grow, so is our need forbers. As our service continues to grow, so is our need forbers. As our service continues to grow, so is our need fornew and used decorations, artificial trees or cash dona-new and used decorations, artificial trees or cash dona-new and used decorations, artificial trees or cash dona-new and used decorations, artificial trees or cash dona-tions to buy supplies. If you have extra Christmas itemstions to buy supplies. If you have extra Christmas itemstions to buy supplies. If you have extra Christmas itemstions to buy supplies. If you have extra Christmas itemsthat you can donate or would like to purchase lights andthat you can donate or would like to purchase lights andthat you can donate or would like to purchase lights andthat you can donate or would like to purchase lights anddecorations, please drop them off to the Church office bydecorations, please drop them off to the Church office bydecorations, please drop them off to the Church office bydecorations, please drop them off to the Church office byFriday, December 12.Friday, December 12.Friday, December 12.Friday, December 12.

Here is an idea of the local impact this project has onHere is an idea of the local impact this project has onHere is an idea of the local impact this project has onHere is an idea of the local impact this project has on

families in need. Last year we cut and delivered 93families in need. Last year we cut and delivered 93families in need. Last year we cut and delivered 93families in need. Last year we cut and delivered 93Christmas trees and decorations to those who otherwiseChristmas trees and decorations to those who otherwiseChristmas trees and decorations to those who otherwiseChristmas trees and decorations to those who otherwisewould not have had a decorated tree. This really is anwould not have had a decorated tree. This really is anwould not have had a decorated tree. This really is anwould not have had a decorated tree. This really is anoutreach ministry for area Lutheran churches. Alongoutreach ministry for area Lutheran churches. Alongoutreach ministry for area Lutheran churches. Alongoutreach ministry for area Lutheran churches. Alongwith the delivery of the trees and decorations, we will bewith the delivery of the trees and decorations, we will bewith the delivery of the trees and decorations, we will bewith the delivery of the trees and decorations, we will behanding out a schedule of Christmas services for all thehanding out a schedule of Christmas services for all thehanding out a schedule of Christmas services for all thehanding out a schedule of Christmas services for all thechurches that contribute to this ministry.churches that contribute to this ministry.churches that contribute to this ministry.churches that contribute to this ministry.

If you or your family would like to help cut and/or de-If you or your family would like to help cut and/or de-If you or your family would like to help cut and/or de-If you or your family would like to help cut and/or de-

liver Christmas trees and decorations to the families,liver Christmas trees and decorations to the families,liver Christmas trees and decorations to the families,liver Christmas trees and decorations to the families,please call Ryan Behm at 222please call Ryan Behm at 222please call Ryan Behm at 222please call Ryan Behm at 222----5678.5678.5678.5678.

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YOUTH NEWS

PWC Vocalists and MusiciansPWC Vocalists and MusiciansPWC Vocalists and MusiciansPWC Vocalists and Musicians - We are in need of musicians and

vocalists to participate in our services all year to enhance the service

and give you the opportunity to glorify the Lord with your gifts!

Please see the list in the kitchen hall, sign-up where you would be able

to take part. Contact Deaconess Claire or Marilyn if you have any

questions. We do have some music available if you are not sure what

piece you would like to do.

Operation Christmas ChildOperation Christmas ChildOperation Christmas ChildOperation Christmas Child Thanks to the generosity of the members

of PWC we have collected 58 shoeboxes for Operation Christmas

Child. These will be given to needy children throughout the US and

the world. Thank you for sharing the love of Christ with these

children!

Senior High Christmas PartySenior High Christmas PartySenior High Christmas PartySenior High Christmas Party ---- Sunday, Dec. 7th 4:30 pm- 7:00 pm.

Corrie Kaiser and her parents are hosting the party at their home.

Senior High Youth and their parents are invited. Please sign-up to

attend and bring a food item. We will have a gift exchange ($5 limit,

please). Hope to see you there!

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Christmas CarolingChristmas CarolingChristmas CarolingChristmas Caroling Join us on Friday, Dec. 12 at 5:30pm. BRING

your dinner! We will be caroling with the College Group - visiting

shut-ins and other members of the congregation. It should be a great

time sign up so we can plan rides!

Confirmation Age Christmas PartyConfirmation Age Christmas PartyConfirmation Age Christmas PartyConfirmation Age Christmas Party ---- Friday, Dec. 12 immediately

following the Christmas caroling, we will have a party. Please sign-up

to bring a snack and let us know if you plan to be there. Please bring

a gift ($5 limit, please) for the gift exchange. Hope to see you there!

Senior High youthSenior High youthSenior High youthSenior High youth Please plan to stay after the caroling to watch a

movie and pack the Christmas bags for the Childrens ChristmasProgram. Bring a snack to share!

Scrip FundraiserScrip FundraiserScrip FundraiserScrip Fundraiser ---- The holiday shopping season is upon us. Pleaseconsider purchasing gift cards from the Youth as part of yourChristmas giving. There are cards available from many of the arearetailers such as Kohls, Macy's, Sears, Wal-Mart, Bed, Bath andBeyond, Bath and Body Works, Toys R Us and many more. Thereare cards for restaurants (drive thru to fine dining), specialty stores(Amazon, iTunes, Cabela's, Barne's and Noble, Border's, Build-a-Bear, Starbucks, etc.), entertainment (Blockbuster, Cinemark, f.y.e.,

etc.) and travel (gas and hotels) available for purchase also. Pleasecheck-out the lists for full details. You receive the full value of thecard - the retailer gives us a percentage as a fundraiser. We havemany cards for immediate purchase and you may order any availablecard and receive it the following Sunday. Stop by the Youth Tableand see what is available. Thank you for supporting the Youth!

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Dear Youth and Parents

Christmas is fast approaching and as I write this the sun is shining and

it feels more like spring than fall. The Advent season has begun and we are

preparing for Christmas Day. It is a busy month with parties, concerts, final

exams, projects, baking, shopping and many other seasonal activities. We

need to make time to prepare for the birth of Jesus and not let all theactivity take the importance of His birth out of December. Take time this

month to read Matthew 1:1 2:1, Luke 1:1 2:40, John 1:1-18 although

these are the familiar texts for the season you will find the message and

joy of Jesus Birth in them.

This month the youth have Christmas Parties and Caroling planned

for the early part of the month. The Childrens Christmas Service is

December 17th

and the youth are helping with pre-service activities and

during the service. We continue to have Sunday morning Bible Class and

FED night Bible Study. Please plan to be a part of the activities when you

can and remember that your friends are always welcome to join us! Check

the bulletin board for sign-ups and more information on upcoming events.

I would like to know when you have upcoming events such as

plays, concerts, recitals, games or other important events or if you have

any prayer request or other needs, I would be very glad to be able to help

in whatever way I can. Each day I am thankful to be a part of the youth

group and keep all of you in my prayers. Please email me at

marilynyouth@pwchrist-fc.org or call 568-3701 or 391-4946.

May you and your family have a blessed Advent and Christmas andjoin in singing Oh come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord!

Marilyn

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KNOW YOUR LEADERSHIP

I was born a child of God in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania to Harry and SueKrueckeberg on March 26, 1963. In my 45 years, I have lived in Penn-sylvania, Delaware, Indiana, Colorado, Germany, and Colorado again. Iwas baptized and raised in the Lutheran Church. My GrandfatherKrueckeberg baptized me on April 15, 1963. I was confirmed on May22, 1977. My formidable years were spent in Terre Haute, IN from age5 to 15. I moved here to Fort Collins in the summer of 1978 with myparents. Our family joined PWC that fall.

One of the first people I met in Colorado was Tracy Foster, here at thechurch. We have been friends ever since. I also met my wife Sarah hereat the church. We began dating in March of 1980 and were married hereon March 12, 1983 just days before I left for Germany, as I was in theUS Army at the time. Sarah soon followed me to Germany in May. Welived outside of Wiesbaden and near Idar Oberstein. We have alwaysreferred to this as our extended honeymoon. We have two children,Molly and Kyle. Both have been baptized, attended preschool, and havebeen confirmed here at PWC.

Many of you know that I have, or have had, many family members inthis church of course my dad Harry, my late mom Sue, Paul and KayRubel are my in-laws, Chuck and Jana Black are my bother-in-law andsister-in-law, along with their children Nick and Becca. Sarahs brotherPete, Marie Rubel is my Grandmother-in-law, and the late Laura Wittalso a Grandmother-in-law. This is what makes PWC so special to me.

I have served in several capacities within the church Vice President,President, and a previous stint as Spiritual Growth Elder, and trustee. Iam currently the Staff Elder.

I thank God for my talents, and encourage everyone to use the talentsthey have been given by our gracious God to serve the church in what-ever capacity you can.

In Christ I remain His servant and yours,

Dan Krueckeberg

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STEWARDSHIP

Courtesy of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans

Nine Methods of Giving: Outright Monetary GiftBequest in Will or Trust

Investment Gift

Life Insurance Beneficiary

Life Insurance Contract

Charitable Gift Annuity

IRAs and Qualified Plans

Charitable Remainder Trust

Zero Estate Tax PlanGiving through a zero estate tax plan combines givinggifts to charity with gifts of life insurance. Using thisplan, a donor typically transfers an asset to a charitableremainder trust (CRT), which provides an income to thedonor. The donor than acquires a life insurance contracton his or her life with a death benefit equal to the valueof the asset given to the CRT. The life insurance policyis placed in a separate irrevocable life insurance trust.The donor than uses the income from the CRT to make

gifts to the insurance trust as needed so that the trusteeof the insurance trust can pay the annual insurance pre-miums. This arrangement allows the donor to benefitthe charity while maintaining the amount of assets thatwill pass to his or her family.

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and its respective associates

and employees cannot provide legal, tax or accounting advice or

services. Work with your team of professionals, including your

Thrivent Financial representative, your attorney and tax profes-

sional to determine and implement the appropriate option.

For further information or for assistance in establishing a gift,

contact Ryan M. Behm, Financial Representative, 266-1700

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Christian Stewardship

Whether we realize it or not Christmas is a time

when we are very active as stewards of Gods gifts.

We celebrate the gift that God has given us in Christ

Jesus. Jesus was presented to the world by the Fa-

ther in order that He might give us the gifts of for-

giveness and eternal life. These gifts are delivered to

us by the Holy Spirit. For most of us this first oc-

curred as children when we are baptized. We spend

our lives enjoying these precious gifts that God hasgiven. And following His example we Christians

share His gifts with others. Yes, we purchase pre-

sents for the people that we love. But that is not the

primary way that we give gifts. We return a thank-

offering to Himlike the Wise men did. We cook for

our families and clothe them and provide for their

daily needs. We share His love and Word of encour-

agement with others. We pray with and for others.

We visit the sick and perhaps sing with them. Thereare many, many ways that we practice Christian

stewardship at Christmas, be it with our time, our

talents or our treasures. May the Holy Spirit con-

tinue to lead and guide as we do so.

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Catechism Connection

The following is based on Article II of the Apostles Creed.

What do the Scriptures teach about Christs Incarnation?

How do you know that Jesus is true God?

How do you know that Jesus is true man?

Why was it necessary for Jesus to be true man?

Why was it necessary for Jesus to be true God?

What do you therefore confess about Jesus Christ, the God-man?

Reading from the Book of Concord

We continue our series on the study of the Augsburg Confes-

sion. If you are in need of a Book of Concord, you can go

online to the Concordia Publishing House Website and order

Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions, or speak with Marcy in

the church office.

Read The Large Catechism Second Article and answer thefollowing questions:

1. What does it mean to become Lord?2. Why do we need a Lord?3. What does the word Lord mean?4. How has Jesus delivered us?5. Why did Jesus take on human flesh and blood and die onthe cross?6. The entire Gospel that is preached is based on what point?

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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TOHAPPY ANNIVERSARY TOHAPPY ANNIVERSARY TOHAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO

Gene and Julie Frank December 7, 1969Dennis and Susan Vanatta December 11, 1999Mel and Karen Carlson December 14, 1990Lance and Jennifer Alonzo December 14, 2002Doug and Martha Scheiwe December 16, 1972Reuben & Rosalee Blumenshine December 16, 1956Stony and Jan Achziger December 18, 1965Bill and Fran Watson December 19, 1948Ed and Connie Jurischk December 19, 1970Marvin and June Grueber December 21, 1952Roger and Donna Richman December 27, 1965Ron and Norma Thaemert December 27, 1964Marcus and Jennifer Mueller December 28, 1991

We apologize if we missed your anniversary. Please notify thechurch office to update.

Financial UpdateAs of October 2008

2008 budget: $431,263.00

Year-to-date total PWC income: $291,360.99

Year-to-date total PWC expenses: $320,269.81

Net Income: $-28,908.82

Needed weekly to meet budget: $8,290.24

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Patsy Cribbs 1stBernice Nansel 3rdChristopher Derby 4thCorrin Derby 4thScott French 4thLori Carillo 5thKim Molzer 5thMarcy Petago 5thChar Carlson 6thJaxon Boehnke 7thSharon Wiesner 8thRandy Bernhardt 10thLewanda Fields 10thKaden Bauder 11thPaul Carlson 12thMelissa Mueller 12thChance Lacey 13thGail Neben 13thAnn Caspersen 18thTanla Maiorka 18th

Anthony Johannsen 19thTrevor Kropp 23rdJosh Daugherty 25thMadeline Johannsen 26thLarissa Parke 26thJennifer Saboy 27thRobin Hamilton 28thSarah Krueckeberg 28thWayne Leininger 31st

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