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Our Savior’s Newsletter O u r Sav io r ’s Lu the ran Church

October 2019

EAST MESA SUMMER OFFICE HOURS M-Th: 8:00am - 4:00pm Friday: 8:00am - 12:00pm

GOLD CANYON OFFICE HOURS Monday—Friday: 9:00am - 12:00pm

CHURCH COUNCIL President - Ron Rock Vice President - Mike Kraklow Secretary - Barbara Reurink Co-Treasurers - Karen Howard and Cindy Reichert COUNCIL MEMBERS Susan Drane, Administration Richard Falk, Missions Leonard Schroeder, Evangelism Suzy Cavoto Cindy Reichert Robert Kolafa COORDINATING COMMITTEES Mike Kraklow, East Mesa Janice Cunningham, Gold Canyon

EAST MESA CAMPUS 612 S. Ellsworth Road Mesa, AZ 85208 Gold Canyon Campus 5301 S Kings Ranch Road Gold Canyon, AZ 85118 Our Savior’s Contact Information Phone: 480.984.5555 Fax: 480.984.3115 Email: [email protected] Website: www.oslcaz.org Pastors Bill Rindy (Ext. 308) Tina Mills (Ext. 307)

Ministry Coordinator Kim McCracken (Ext. 314)

Music Ministry John Weber - EM Music Minister Richard Wall - GC Music Minister Dwight Walth - Choir & Bell Ministry Denise Carlson - EM Accompanist

Secretaries Linda (Ext. 301) Angela (Ext. 302)

Business Manager Nanci (Ext. 305) Commuincations Coordinator Dianna (Ext. 306)

Facilities Dave Reurink - Manager (Ext. 304) Lee Nathan - Hospitality (Ext. 315)

Pastor Bill Rindy

Can you feel the (relative) coolness of the evening? Change is in the air! Fall has always been my favorite season: memories of walking to football games in the cool of the eve; later strapping on the pads and striving with teammates to be the best in the state; roasting marshmallows for s’mores; the smell of burning leaves… good stuff. (I’m stuck pausing as I remember!) While I hate to admit it, even though my Dad is 102, I’m confident that I am officially over the hill. I’ve hit autumn (or later, one never knows). There is beauty in this season: playing with a grandchild; cheaper insurance rates; less insecurity than younger years; more confidence in the presence and goodness of God. God’s faithfulness has been on display so many times over the years. One might get used to it, even take it for granted, that it will always be there. Many of us have been praying the Psalms these past few weeks. We can see from human experience that the times always seem to change. Yet the timeless One is constantly there, no matter the circumstances or challenges. We cannot always, if ever, know what the next season or chapter will bring. We can always count on the One who was there to hear our borning cry, as John Ylvisaker put it, will be there even when the evening shadows fall with that one, remaining surprise. While Jesus has told us what the surprise will be, we cannot know it fully now, which will make it even all the more filled with wonder. As we journey together, no matter what season you find yourself in, it is comforting to know we never walk it alone. We can stay open to the wonder. We can enjoy the present. Perhaps we may even roast a marshmallow or two together. The constancy of our God makes all seasons new, all things new, makes us new. May you see, experience, and enjoy all of God’s many blessings this October!

Pastor Bill Rindy

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OUR SAVIOURS LUTHERAN CHURCH

ABBREVIATED COUNCIL MINUTES

September 17, 2019 7:00 pm East Mesa Campus

PRESENT: Mike Kraklow, Barb Reurink, Susan Drane, Suzy Cavoto, Leonard Schroeder, Janice Cunningham, Cindy Reichert, Robert Kolafa

ABSENT: Ron Rock, Richard Falk, John Malmberg, Pastor Bill Rindy

STAFF: Pastor Tina Mills, Dave Reurink, Kim McCracken

Visitor: Frank Quinn

CALL TO ORDER: (7:00 PM) by Vice-President Mike Kraklow.

DEVOTIONS: Pastor Tina Mills gave a devotion.

Approval of Agenda: A motion was made to adjust Agenda to allow Frank Quinn to update the Council on the Parking Lot by Janice Cunningham and seconded by Cindy Reichert. MC

Frank Quinn:

A motion to close the building for three (3) days when slurry is placed for curing by Su-san Drane and seconded by Robert Kolafa. MC

SECRETARY’S REPORT: Motion by Janice Cunningham and seconded by Suzy Cavoto. MC

TREASURER’S REPORT: MSC to accept Treasurer’s report. Motion by Janice Cunningham and seconded by Susan Drane. MC

STAFF REPORTS: Tina Mills: A correction was made the Stephen Ministers and Eucharistic Minis-ters meeting monthly. Family Promise and I Help trying to move to quarterly meetings. Pastor Tina is leaving on Friday for a Synod Retreat. Pastor Kevin Meyer will be at EM and Connie Phillips will be at GC. Worship & Coordinating Committees are looking at Thanksgiving and Christmas services. Pray for Pastor Bill and others on the trip to the Holy Land.

EAST MESA CAMPUS COORDINATING COMMITTEE: 1. Mailboxes have been relocated. 2. 65in. TV was donated and will be hung by the South door. See report.

GOLD CANYON COORDINATING COMMITTEE: 1. Maintain the same worship schedule as EM starting Nov. 2 & 3. 2. Parking Lot lights on timer? 3. Exterior light is out again. 4. Alarm system needs batteries.

EVANGELISM: No report

MISSIONS: No report

ADMINISTRATION: Mara turned in her resignation.

WELCA: The executive board will meet in October.

NEW BUSINESS: Seven MOU’s were approved and there was some Discussion was held on the Curtis Swanson house that was donated to OSLC.

Pastor Tina Mills led the Closing Prayer.

A motion to adjourn was made by Cindy Reichert and seconded by Leonard Schroeder. MC

UPCOMING MEETING: October 22, 7pm at the Gold Canyon Campus

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Special Congregational Meeting

Sunday, October 27, 11:30 am

East Mesa Campus

Background Information: Upon his death, Curtis Swanson generously gifted

his house to our congregation. Our constitution requires a congregational vote to

accept this gift. Representatives of the council have visited the house and the

council unanimously recommends the congregation accept this gift.

Two actions will be on the agenda for this meeting:

Action 1: to ratify the congregational council’s unanimous decision to recommend

accepting the gift from Curtis Swanson;

Action 2: to empower the congregational council to “sell, mortgage, lease, trans-

fer, or otherwise dispose of [this] property by any lawful means;” for the maximum

benefit of the congregation and its mission.

By “this” property, we are referring to the house at: 7023 E Kessler Ave, Mesa

Thank you in advance for your attendance, we will need a quorum of at least 60

people to act on this generous, timely gift.

From our constitution: (Chapter 5. Powers of the Congregation, pg 4 of 23)

§*C5.03 “Only such authority as is delegated to the Congregation Council…is rec-

ognized. All remaining authority is retained by the congregation. The congregation

is authorized to: §5.03 (f.) acquire real and personal property by gift, devise, pur-

chase, or other lawful means; (g) hold title to and use its property for any and all

activities consistent with its purpose; (h) sell, mortgage, lease, transfer, or other-

wise dispose of its property by any lawful means;”

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TRUNK or TREAT

Saturday, October 26th 6:00pm-7:30pm

Our Trunk or Treat event is great community out-

reach! Last year we had approximately 250 chil-

dren and their families participate in our event.

If you would like to participate in this awesome

and fun community event there are several ways

you can do that:

Come between 5 and 5:45 on Saturday, October

26th, decorate your car, golf cart or lawn chair and

pass out candy to the children. (They have decorat-

ing kits at Walmart.)

Donate bags of candy

Sponsor a bounce house, game or activity with a

financial donation to “Trunk or Treat”

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OCTOBER MISSION ITEMS

Powered Milk / Quilting Tools

(Tables in entryway—EM) (Phil-R-Up Wagon—GC)

October Mission: Quilting Supplies

Tips: Hobby Lobby has a coupon on Sunday

Stores to Shop: Walmart , Joann Fabrics, Hobby Lobby, etc.

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EM COORDINATING COMMITTEE MINUTES

9-9-2019

The East Mesa Coordinating Committee met September 9, 2019, at 7:00 P.M.

Attending: Pastor Bill, Pastor Tina, Robin Tomlinson, Susan Drane, John Weber,

Kim McCracken, Dave Reurink, Judy Klapperick & Cindy Reichert.

Absent: Mike Kraklow, Linda Gerke, Richard Falk , Ron Rock & Phyllis Edmond

Guests: Ray Prince & Al Gerke

Pastor Bill opened with prayer.

Family Promise - Robin

Five homeless families were our guests during the week of September 18-25. Three parents found

employment during the time they spent with us. Our next hosting opportunity will be scheduled later

this year.

I-Help

Robin Tomlinson will be leading I-Help for the next several weeks during Linda’s absence. Per Fire

Marshall regulations, the number of I-Help participants must not exceed 25.

Property Team– Dave

The parking lot project is progressing on schedule. Pending inspections and County approval,

the final stages of the project consisting of asphalt, slurry and striping will begin. The targeted date of

completion is the end of October.

Mailboxes have been relocated and a portion of the hallway near the south entrance was cleared to

comply with Fire Marshall regulations. The Food Shelf bin is now located in the Fellowship Hall.

A 65” TV was donated to the church. Motion by Dave, seconded by Susan to mount the TV on the

wall near the south entrance to serve as an electronic bulletin board. Motion carried unanimously.

Discipleship/Youth Activities

Kim introduced Ray Prince, a member of the AA Arbor Group. Ray was present to give an overview

of AA’s program and to answer questions. The Arbor Group’s meetings are open and visitors are

welcome to attend.

Sunday School’s official start for the year is September 15. Installation of leaders will be

held at the 10:30 service. Several young adults will be leading junior high and high school youth this

year.

Upcoming activities include bowling on October 6, fundraisers in October and November, & Trunk

Or Treat on October 26.

Bible Studies – The study of Psalms will conclude on September 28. Lutheran Basics Bible Study will

begin in October and run through November. A study of Exodus will begin in January.

Dinner and a Movie will begin on November 14. The movie, “Miracles from Heaven” will be shown at

East Mesa. The movie, “John Light”, which contains scenes filmed in our Chapel, will be shown at East

Mesa during high season.

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Pastor Bill will lead a group of congregation members on a tour of the Holy Land beginning September

16 and returning on September 26.

Music – John

Choirs will start again in November. Utilization of closet space in the Chapel was discussed.

WELCA – Susan

Circles begin meeting in October and the Gift Shop will open again in early October.

The Bazaar is scheduled for January. Judy Klapperick and Ed Henderson will lead the event.

Status of Worship

The 7:30 service will move back to the Sanctuary beginning September 15. The 9:00 service will

remain in the Chapel until attendance reaches the upper 60s consistently.

Microsoft will discontinue support of the Windows 7 operating system in January. We have 10 comput-

ers currently using Windows 7; we will continue utilizing that system for now.

The following MOU renewals were recommended to be brought to Council for approval:

Sons of Italy – Motion by John, seconded by Dave to recommend to Council with amendments. Mo-

tion carried unanimously

Boy Scout Troop #39 – Motion by John, seconded by Robin to recommend to Council with modifica-

tions. Motion carried unanimously.

Boy Scouts of America District Commissioner- Motion by John, seconded by Robin to recommend

to Council. Motion carried unanimously.

Arbor Group – Motion by Robin, seconded by Susan to recommend to Council with amendments.

Motion carried unanimously.

The Forge – Motion by John, seconded by Susan to recommend to Council with amendments. Motion

carried unanimously.

Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest – Motion by John, seconded by Robin to recommend to

Council. Motion carried unanimously.

Next meeting will be held on Monday, October 14. Due to the Veteran’s Day Holiday on November 11,

the November meeting will be moved to Monday, November 18.

Pastor Tina closed with prayer.

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Our Saviors Lutheran Church

Gold Canyon Coordinating Committee

September 3, 2019

Attending: Janice Cunningham, Robert Cunningham, Leonard Schroeder, Suzy Cavoto, Mike Johnson

Staff: Pr. Bill Rindy

Guests: Judy Klapperick

Absent: Susan Drane, Karen Howard, Kim McCracken, Ron Rock, John Malmberg, Anita Pope, Dave Reurink,

Pr. Tina Mills

Pr. Bill opened the meeting with a prayer.

New Business – Joan Easleman wants to sell back her columbarium niche. The CC agreed that a rebate

of the purchase price minus expenses can be done. Robert will handle this.

Old Business – High Season Schedule - Last month Pr. Bill provided attendance from 4 years of the

High Season. After review of this information it was decided that no significant change in attendance

was observed. It was decided to keep the service times of 4:00 pm for the Saturday Service; 7:30, 9:00

and 10:30 am on Sunday for the upcoming season starting November 2/3. Janice will discuss with Rich-

ard the opportunity to have the choir sing at 9 and again at 10:30.

Pastor and Staff

Pr. Bill - WIFI is up and running in all locations at GC. Fall planning has begun. The parking lot

should be finished and paved in October. We did receive a $25,000 grant and the loan for

$100,000 has been finalized. Pr. Bill will be gone on the Holy Land trip Sept 16-27. Supply

preachers are being contacted. Pr. Kevin Meyer, LSS/SW will be filling in at East Mesa and

Connie Phillips the CEO of LSS/SW has been contacted to come out to Gold Canyon. Pr. Tina

will be at a Synod Retreat in Tucson and Nogales Sept 21-22. The projector at Gold Canyon was

replaced with a spare from EM. The one under warranty will be kept as a backup.

Pr. Tina – Was absent as she is conducting a funeral.

Kim McCracken – is absent. However she emailed a MOU for AA to meet at GC on Monday eve-

nings between 6:30 and 8:30 PM. Unanimously approved on a temporary basis until the Council

can act on this. Sunday is Grandparent’s Day. One of the youth will be at GC presenting gifts

to grandparents. She will need a table. Robert will take care of this.

Dave was absent. His father passed and he and Barb are away for the funeral. Janice will let him

know that we had two leaks after last week’s rain. One in the sacristy and one in the Forum

Room. She will also ask him to investigate a timer for the parking lot lights for groups meeting

in the evenings.

Ministry Chair Reports (only those with current activity are shown below)

Discipleship – Suzy Cavoto reported that the Bible study on Psalms continues at Gold Canyon in

Sept. on Tuesdays at 10:30 am. There will be no Bible study on Sept 24th. Movies and Dinner

will start again at East Mesa in November. She is still looking for suggestions for movies. Pr.

Bill suggested the new movie on the life of J.R.R. Tolkien.

Evangelism – Leonard reported that the multi campus evangelism committee is meeting Sept 9th

at 1:00 pm at EM.

Good News – Mike Johnson will put up some easy to read literature in the Forum Room so those

outside groups using the room can be better informed about schedules in our building. Two new

couples are joining at GC this coming Sunday. The Snack Pack mission is packing 62 bags a

week. There are volunteers from both campuses working on this project. It is costing $5.00 per

bag approximately 25 items each. Therefore the cost is $300 per week.

Missions - Janice reported that this month mission is “God’s Work, Our Hands”. We are collecting

items for LSS. The suggested items were in the bulletin this last weekend. Tables are already

set up for these collections.

Property Team - Robert cleaned up the electrical room and the area around the electrical box in

the sacristy. The dead weeds still need to be removed as it cools down a bit.

Next meeting will be October 1st at 1:00 pm in the Forum Room.

We adjourned with the Lord’s Prayer.

Janice Cunningham, Chair

Gold Canyon Coordinating Committee

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10/01 Gloria Finnegan

10/01 Viola Geving

10/01 Neal Harding

10/01 Mervin Knutson

10/01 Darlene Orvold

10/01 Norma Perala

10/02 Wendy Rybczyk

10/02 Carolyn Skaalerud

10/03 Marilyn Baumann

10/03 Kathy Sander

10/04 Marilyn Mattson

10/04 Charles Tebelius

10/05 Richard Bachman

10/05 Beatta Blomquist-Erickson

10/05 Jerry Fricke

10/05 William Peterson

10/05 Adelynn Stanick

10/05 Alexander Wilson

10/06 Marjorie Nordstrom

10/06 Bonnie Rye

10/06 Bonnie Werpy-Rye

10/07 Betty Kress

10/07 Dan Mihalovic

10/07 Wyman Peterson

10/07 Connie Solberg

10/07 Gerald Solberg

10/08 Harlynn Bradford

10/09 Edward Ahrendt

10/09 Jessie Degen

10/09 Anthony Smith

10/10 David Heald

10/10 Eileen Nielsen

10/11 Gladys Armstrong

10/11 Allen Baker

10/12 Eugene Fedorenko

10/12 Betty D Olson

10/12 Marlys Wright

10/13 Donald Haugen

10/13 Wilton Swenson

10/13 Eugene Vogl

10/14 Susan Olsen

10/15 Kitty Daniels

10/15 Janet Stoll

10/16 Joel Buckentin

10/16 Madison Buckentin

10/17 Barbara Arendas

10/17 Lorie Grosklags

10/17 Joann Vander Ploeg

10/18 Jean Druckrey

10/18 Earl Hauge

10/18 Penny Kyllo

10/18 Jerry Levenske

10/18 Ronald Lindeen

10/19 Carol Galstad

10/19 Barbara Swenson

10/19 Joy Temple

10/20 Cambria Coughlin

10/20 Anne Hontz

10/20 Robert Mercier

10/21 Brendan Campbell (Reichert)

10/21 Franklin Keck

10/21 Rhonda Mattson

10/22 Phyllis Fitzgarrald

10/22 Orlin Lachelt

10/23 Patricia Flom

10/23 Lisbeth Oana

10/24 Brenda Ahrendt

10/24 Alexander Holmes

10/24 Leona Janz

10/24 Melanie King

10/24 Christopher Mault

10/24 Shawn Sapp

10/25 James Hager

10/25 Brandon McCracken

10/25 Vernita Miller

10/25 Marcella Wilts

10/26 Gloria Holberton

10/26 Georgia Smith

10/27 Ray Baldner

10/27 Robb Hinrichs

10/27 Jim Kangas

10/27 Barbara Keller

10/27 Diane Loram

10/27 Betty Lunt

10/28 Jean Lechner

10/28 Helen Simpsen

10/29 Leo Avendt

10/29 Barbara Brandsoy

10/29 Marin Heistan

10/29 Gerald Michealson

10/30 Karl Galstad

10/30 Heather Patel

10/31 David Flom

10/31 Theodore Hanson

10/31 Karen Howard

10/31 Dean Lange

10/31 Cheryl Spear

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OUR SAVIOR’S NEWSLETTER

Celebrating Our Congregation! Wishing You a Happy Anniversary!

10/03 Stensrud, Shirley & Alan

10/03 Ballou, Jan & Earl

10/04 Harding, Karen & Neal

10/04 Fuller, Patricia & Larry

10/05 Darnell, Gene & Jan

10/06 Walker, Mary & Ralph

10/06 Falk, Richard & Maxine Zempel

10/09 Danzeisen, Keith & Connie

10/09 Vredenburg, Martha & Mike Kraklow

10/10 Lofthus, Jan & Bill

10/10 Moravick, Doris & Ron

10/14 Hylander, Ferol & Don

10/17 Wolf, David & Eunice

10/18 Eggers, Jan & Norm

10/20 Langton, Claude & Evonne

10/21 Anforth, Danielle & Aaron

10/22 Avendt, Leona & Leo

10/23 Schroeder, Marian & Leonard

10/23 Stoll, Ervin & Janet

10/23 Johnson, Marcia & Mike

10/23 Knepper, Ruth & Don

10/24 Lindsay, Russ & Skip

10/25 Kemper, Cathy & Jeff

10/28 Buda, Vicki & Jerry Rigg

10/29 Rothbard, Jacky & Gary

10/1/2001 Spencer Arnold

10/5/2001 Diane Jorstad

10/1/2006 Lilyauna West

10/15/2006 Ashley Abraham

10/4/2009 Clayton Bonini

10/19/2013 Aviana Munguia

10/19/2013 Derek Munguia

10/5/2014 Declan Whalen

10/15/2014 Yolanda Wilson

10/3/2015 Vyolet Wise

10/11/2015 Aurora Arnett

10/11/2015 Ryne Arnett

10/2/2016 Kyah Kise

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FINANCIAL REPORT Statement of Financial Position For All Funds as of 07/31/2019

Assets

Bank

Chase Business Checking $ 163,695.95

MIF Investment Acct $ 5,154.64

Vanguard - OSLC Endowment $ 596,898.88

Education Portion $ 4,264.90

Other Portion $ 2,627.27

Total Vanguard - OSLC Endowment $ 603,791.05

Vanguard Capital Projects $ 324.47

- Columbarium Niches $ 4,350.00

Total Vanguard Capital Projects $ 4,674.47

Vanguard Reserve Account $ 16,132.69

Petty Cash $ 172.94

Total Bank $ 793,621.74

Fixed Assets $ 5,226,455.05

Total Assets $ 6,020,076.79

Liabilities

Accounts Payable $ 6,286.09

Payroll Withholding & Taxes $ 114.57

Clearing acct $ 39,042.19

Mortgage Payable $ 1,876,273.81

Total Liabilities $ 1,921,716.66

Net Assets

Restricted

Adult Education Materials Fund $ 2,024.35

Angel Tree Fund $ 921.00

Capital Projects - Vanguard $ 4,674.47

CYF Noisy Offerings $ 3,788.61

CYF VBS $ 1,829.28

CYF Youth-Sunday School $ 128.92

CYF Youth Gatherings $ 5,157.61

CYF Youth Scholarships $ 422.15

Designated Offerings $ 36,061.65

Endowment Fund - Vanguard $ 603,791.05

Family Promise Fund $ 3,011.47

Food Shelf Fund $ 1,315.00

GC Choir Fund $ 574.00

GC Projector Fund $ 89.85

Gods Work Our Hands Fund $ 3,395.34

Holiday Flowers Fund $ (103.97)

I-Help Fund $ 4,268.61

Mesa AV Project Fund $ 637.10

Mesa Sign Project Fund $ 1,982.34

MIF Investments $ 5,154.64

Music Fund $ 384.73

Parking Lot Fund $ (22,505.73)

Pastors Local Aid Fund $ 9.99

Property and Equipment $ 3,329,985.77

Reserve Fund - Vanguard $ 16,132.69

Snack Pack Fund $ 1,279.62

Thrivent Sponsored Events $ 2,908.96

Undesignated Memorials $ 2,974.17

WELCA Fund $ 235.00

Total Restricted $ 4,010,528.67

Total Unrestricted $ 87,831.46

Total Net Assets $ 4,098,360.13

Total Liabilities + Net Assets 6,020,076.79

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Our Savior’s October Calendar Tuesday, October 1 WELCA - No Bake - Bake Sale

EM I-HELP Women Sheltering

10:30am GC Bible Study - A Biblical Understanding of Lutheran Basics

11:30am EM AA-Arbor Group: Open Meeting

1:00pm GC Coordinating Committee

4:45pm EM Al-Anon - Beginner's Meeting

5:30pm EM Al-Anon - Serenity Group

Wednesday, October 2 WELCA - No Bake - Bake Sale

10:00am EM Grief Support Group

10:00am GC- AA Sobriety is Gold


1:00pm EM AA Women's 12x12 Mtg

1:00pm EM Weekly Bible Study

Thursday, October 3 WELCA - No Bake - Bake Sale

8:00am EM Quilters

10:00am EM Al-Anon - Beginner's Family Meeting

10:00am GC Snack Pack Assembly


Friday, October 4 WELCA - No Bake - Bake Sale

7:00am EM Go-Fers

7:30am EM Bulletin Folders

10:00am EM AA-Arbor Group: Women's Meeting


Saturday, October 5 WELCA - No Bake - Bake Sale

EM & GC Noisy Offering

9:00am EM Bible Study - A Biblical Understanding of Lutheran Basics


12:00pm EM AA-Arbor Group: Open Meeting

4:00pm EM Worship Service w/ Communion

Sunday, October 6 WELCA - No Bake - Bake Sale

EM & GC Noisy Offering

7:30am EM Worship Service w/ Communion


9:00am GC Worship Service w/ Communion

10:30am EM Sunday School

10:30am EM Worship Service - Family Style Sunday w/communion

11:30am Family Event - Bowling At East Mesa Bowl

11:30am EM The Forge Fellowship

11:59am EM The Forge Worship


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Our Savior’s October Calendar

Monday, October 7 WELCA - No Bake - Bake Sale


10:00am GC Prayer Shawl Group


1:00pm EM AA Women's Big Book Study

6:30pm EM Boy Scouts

Tuesday, October 8 WELCA - No Bake - Bake Sale

COUNCIL REPORTS DUE IN OFFICE




1:00pm EM Evangelism Committee










8:00am EM Quilters

9:00am EM Baby Wearing Demo Event





7:00am EM Go-Fers








4:00pm EM Worship Service


7:30am EM Worship Service








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1:00pm EM Prayers Over Mesa


7:00pm EM Coordinating Committee


10:30am EM I-HELP Women Sheltering




Wednesday, October 16 EM Al-Anon - Serenity Group

WELCA - No Bake - Bake Sale







8:00am EM Quilters





NEWSLETTER ARTICLES DUE

7:00am EM Go-Fers





EM & GC Receiving New Member Weekend (All Service Times)






EM & GC Receiving New Member Weekend (All Service Times)









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6:00pm EM Sons of Italy






3:30pm EM Eucharistic Ministers Meeting



7:00pm CHURCH COUNCIL Meeting (At GC Campus)


9:00am Women's Breakfast



11:00am EM Stephen Ministries Meeting





8:00am EM Quilters





7:00am EM Go-Fers





FOOD SHELF





6:00pm EM Trunk or Treat

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6:30pm EM Welca Bible Study Sarah














8:00am EM Quilters




O ur Savior ’s Luth eran Ch urch A Mu l t i - Ca mp us M in is try

For more information

Visit our website: http://www.oslcaz.org

Give us a call: (480)-984-5555

October 2019

East Mesa Campus

612 S. Ellsworth Road

Mesa, AZ 85208

Saturday Service

4:00pm

Sunday Services

7:30am

9:00am

10:30am

Gold Canyon Campus

5301 S. Kings Ranch Road

Gold Canyon, AZ 85118

Sunday Service

9:00am

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