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Beautiful SAVIOR Lutheran Church 9800 SE 92nd Ave
Happy Valley, OR 97086
We would like to pray for you! If you have public prayer requests you can share them on the Connection Card or call the office.
Pray for Family Provide strength and comfort for those struggling physically:
Pray for One Another
9:00 a.m. November 24, 2019
Do Good with Jesus
Ministry Staff
Pray for Community Draw to faith in Christ Jesus: Leslie, Ross, Heather, Kelly, Elizabeth, Dylan, Audrey, Britany, Windi
Pastor [email protected]
Preschool
Office [email protected] [email protected]
Elders [email protected]
Directors Board
Phone 503.788.7000
Web: www.bslc.com
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to 77977.
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See Steve or Greta Schmidt in the lobby for details or
Frequently Asked Questions What kind of service can I expect? We have a beautiful mix of traditional hymns and contemporary songs. We project words and lyrics on the wall for ease of reading and participating. You are welcome to wear whatever you feel comfortable in when around other people. How about my children? We have a Family Message during the service where an adult accompanies the children to the front for their own message. Art bags are available in the lobby to help children focus on age-related papers. Upstairs is a staffed nursery for babies and toddlers and a cry room at the back right for nursing or fussy little ones. When and how do you serve communion? On the 1st & 3rd Sunday. The rows of people are ushered to front kneelers where the elements are offered by elders with multiple options based on preference. Do you have Sunday School classes for all ages? Yes, though in the summer we only have one class for adults and children. See bulletin. How do I get involved? Check out our website: www.bslc.com/Do Good/Within BSLC. Someone will then get in touch with you. What synod is BSLC? Missouri Synod
Guy’s/Young and Old Annual Breakfast Sign up for the annual Thanksgiving Morning Breakfast in the lobby starting TODAY and the following two Sundays.
The eating and fun takes place at Denny’s on 82nd Dr. north of Hwy 212 & Clackamas Fred Meyer store from 7:30-9:30 a.m. The all-you-can-eat breakfast should satisfy everyone. Everything you would want to eat and the tip are included in the $12 cost. That’s a great price for a huge breakfast!!! The morning will have prizes, drawings, and lots of cellular accessories you could
walk away with. We are privileged this year to have Jed Wachlin, Clackamas County Fire Fighter, sharing his Ephesians 6 Armor of God talk using his turnouts and gear. His presentation is enlightening and inspiring.
Doug C will answer any questions.
Guy’s Thanksgiving Breakfast
Nov 28
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Work Side by Side We have one last work day to deal with the leaves and sediment that has settled on the grounds. All are welcome to join in the work on Saturday, Dec 7, from 9:00a.m.- 3:00p.m. Lunch is included.
November Monthly Verse "Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says." James 1:22
Generosity is the Hallmark
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Message Notes Today How Great is Our God
Welcome
Announcements
Opening Prayer
Be the Centre
Nothing is Holding Me Back
Family Message
Mark 8:31-38
Message
Apostles’ Creed
10,000 Reasons
Forever
Offering
His Story - Gideons
Prayers
Lord’s Prayer
Benediction
The flowers on the altar are in loving memory of Gordon by Mabel . The flowers on the organ are in memory of Wendy R from her husband, Ken.
Enjoy People & Walk Together
We have a staffed nursery upstairs for any tired or restless young ones (ages infant to 4 years), as well as a Cry Room at the back of the sanctuary with speakers for hearing the service.
Sundays 10:30-11:30 a.m. Kids Community Sunday Youth Nursery (infants thru 3yr) Middle School 3yrs - 4yrs 2nd - 3rd grade Sr. High K - 1st grade 4th - 5th grade
Adults Dissecting a Pastoral Call - The November class will be on the doctrine and practice of the pastoral Call. We will look at how the Bible informs and guides us in the way that we customarily identify the pastors who serve a given congregation in the LCMS, as well as how calling a pastor compares and contrasts with any other hiring process. We’ll sprinkle in a little bit of Lutheran Confessions, and I’ll also share from my personal experiences to give participants some sense of what it all looks like from the pastor’s perspective. (This is not to undo or supersede anything the Call Committee Chairman or the Circuit Visitor do, but done with their knowledge and approval.) Led by Pastor Mark in the Fellowship Hall
December Message Series December is filled with expectations! All month we live in eager anticipation as stores remind us how many shopping days left until Christmas, and the Post Office warns us about the last day we can send packages in order to get them to loved ones by the 25th. But of course the most important preparations are the ones in which we prepare our hearts for the true meaning of Christmas. That’s why we observe this church season called Advent, preparing ourselves for the celebration of Jesus’ first coming, born as a baby in Bethlehem. But it’s also a time to prepare ourselves for His second coming at a time only known to the Father, when He comes in glory. Let the countdown begin!
There are times when we need someone to pray for us, when we need others to help us stand firm and trust in God. Every Sunday there are people willing to pray for you and/or with you . There are great benefits to being bold and walking through the chapel doors. We are strengthened in prayer. If you would like to receive this gift, please go into the chapel either during the worship after the message or during the communion time.
Come on three Wednesdays in December (4, 11, 18) to let the “Dreams of Christmas” fill your heart and soul with the perfectness of God’s plan: His timing, His mode of disclosure, and His choice of people.
The evenings begin with a dinner of Christmas food from around the world at 6:00 p.m. The service commences at 6:45 p.m. with worship. (The youth will still meet in their group.)
Thanksgiving Eve Service
Pastor Chuck Roluffs will be bringing the message this coming Wednesday at 7:00. Come and sing of God’s goodness in this last year. (There will not be a dinner or youth group.)
Decking the Halls...Together We will be decking the halls next Sunday in lieu of the classes. The fun, food and music begin right after the worship service.