promising news 2021
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Promising News 2021
NEW PROMISE LUTHERAN CHURCH of St. George Utah •A Ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Dear Friends,
As we celebrate another Independence Day as a nation this month and look forward to the fireworks, BBQ’s and time with family, I’m reminded of the passage in Galatians where the apostle Paul reminds the people “we are called to freedom – only do not use that freedom as an opportunity for self- indulgence…you reap whatever you sow.” Galatians 6: 7-10
On the 4th, both the calendar and country invite us to reflect and celebrate the freedom we receive and I invite us all to take just a moment to think for a minute: “What freedom are you thankful for?” Among the responses might be: The freedom to travel where I want, when I want; freedom to sit wherever I want on the bus; freedom to worship whatever and wherever I want; freedom of expression and the list could go on. When considered next to the lack of freedoms many people in this world experience, I imagine the majority of Americans have it pretty good.
Americans are for the most part, free from oppressions, war and cruel governing and we can give thanks to those who’ve gone before us and to the founders of this nation for ensuring those freedoms continue. However, as Christians, we are free from something even stronger – free from the power of sin through the power and life of Christ Jesus. In Christ, this freedom from sin offers up the freedom to live for others, not for ourselves and with that comes choice. How we exercise the freedoms we receive says much about our commitments and convictions.
For instance, just because I can get in my car and drive the short .3 miles to church doesn’t mean I have to. I can make the choice to walk and do my part for the sake of others so they may enjoy the freedom of having clean air and water – free from the pollutants of my vehicle. It’s a simple example I know, but highlights one way in which self-less-ness can be a “freedom for” in our life in Christ.
As you gather round the picnic table this 4th of July, hot dogs in hand, I invite you to give pause to think of those things you are free from this Independence Day and give thanks for those things you are free for and have a wonderful 4th of July!
Pastor Jill
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New Promise
Lutheran Church
244 S Valley View Drive
St. George, UT 84770
(435) 628-9740
Sunday Worship Hours:
9:30 Worship with Holy Communion
Streaming on
www.newpromiseelca.org
Office Summer Hours
Tues, Thurs & Fri 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Wednesday 10:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m.
Mondays and other times,
please call for appt.
Church Staff Members
Pastors: Joe Doherty [email protected]
Jill Doherty [email protected]
Secretary/ Newsletter: Paula Fronk
Musician: Matt Wilkes Organist: Cheryl Huner Media & Choir Director: Paul Leuthauser SpiritSong Music Team: Janine Leuthauser Cynthia Stewart Gail Veley Shanna Stordahl Building Manager: Jen-Ling Chang Nursery Attendant: Marta Salat Llorente
Church Council 2021
President and Staff Support: Rick Morin Vice President Indigo Klabanoff Secretary: Barbara Bengtson
Council Liasons
Pastor Joe Pastor Jill Worship Barbara Bengtson Youth Sara McLin Finance Dave Preston Property Jenni Day Fellowship Eric Nicholaus E Team Indigo Klabanoff
Finance Team
Treasurer: Bob Egner Financial Secretary: Lori Dischbein
Council meetings are open to the congregation!
The 2021 Flower
& Candle Charts
are available on the wall outside the church office.
You may wish to sign up for flowers or the
eternal flame in honor or memory of someone.
Suggested donation to offset
the cost of the flowers is $20.00
and for candles $5.00.
Please write on the check and the envelope “flowers” or “candle” so
that the counters know where to credit your donation.
Also, please note that on the flower chart,
there are only two places for each Sunday.
2021 New Promise Holiday Bazaar News:
Christmas in July!
We’re planning ahead for the New Promise Holiday
Bazaar! Please mark you calendar for Saturday,
November 20. We need crafters, knitters, quilters,
bakers and candy makers, wood workers, canners
and beaders, card makers and such. No talent,
come and buy!
For more information or have
any questions, contact:
Cindy Viger (435-256-0997)
Disciplines 2021
Book of
Daily Devotions
Are available
Please make your check payable
to New Promise
$14.00 – Regular Edition
$17.00 – Large Edition
Information @ the Info—desk
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July 4
Ezekiel 2:1-5
Psalm 123
2 Corinthians 12:2-10
Mark 6:1-13
July 11
Amos 7:7-15
Psalm 85:8-13
Ephesians 1:3-14
Mark 6:14-29
July 18
Jeremiah 23:1-6
Psalm 23
Ephesians 2:11-22
Mark 6:30-34, 53-56
July 25
2 Kings 4:42-44
Psalm 145:10-18
Ephesians 3:14-21
John 6:1-21
THE HOPE CENTER IS IN NEED OF:
GIFT CARDS Target, Dollar Store, or Walmart; & Sun Tran Bus Passes
NEW BABY CLOTHING 0-24 months (biggest need: boy 18-24mo including socks,
shoes & accessories)
DIAPERS & WIPES Newborn & sizes 3 and up
Donations can be delivered to:
391 E 500 S St. George, UT 84770
Altar Flower Reminder Thank you to the following members who have signed up
to provide flowers for this month:
July 4 Available
Available
July 11 Alisann Poutinen
Ann Olson
July 18 Pam Nicholaus
Dorothy Brugioni
July 25 The Doherty’s
Available
Suggested donation to offset the cost of the flowers is $20.00.
Please write on the check and the envelope “flowers” so that the
counters know where to credit your donation.
There are only two altar flowers each week.
If you are interested in signing up for any open spaces,
the sign-up chart is on the wall in the foyer
before you enter the office.
call or email the church office if you would like to give
Summer Worship Continues
through August @ 9:30;
also Streaming on
The Sanctuary, Luther Hall and Patio will be
available, as worship space fills to capacity,
those seeking worship will be invited to sit in
one of the other spaces. So, if you have a
preference of space, please arrive early.
Masks optional.
Covid Coffee Time:
Will be offered outside on the patio following the 9:30 a.m. worship on the following dates: July 25 & Aug 29.
Hot & Cold beverages will be offered alongside sweet treats for tasting. Come to the patio on those days and enjoy some conversation with those who’ve worshipped that morning.
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A Tribute and Prayer for our Troops
We pray for those serving in active duty around the world. May they not come into harms way and find a safe return home. We pray for those of New Promise family and friends.
Thomas Farnsworth
Mike Rowe
Lindsay Crews
David Osborn
Matthew Sorenson
Steve Senholtz
Chafin Cox
Prayer: ‘Heavenly Father, hold our troops in Your loving hands.
Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their
families for the selfless acts they perform for us in this
our time of needs. These things we humbly ask in the
name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, Amen.’
PRAYER CONCERNS:
Members: : Sue Mickelson, Bettie Swiontek, Pat Teicher, Mike & Jan Frisbey, Karen Vieira, Darleen McGuckie, Bob & Polly Pattison, Charlotte Krupicka, Deanna Thibert, Blanche Mikkelson, Tom & Helene Regelein, Tom Bennett,
Butch & Judi DeVries, Tim Bennett, Chris Bode’, Frank Koch, Bud Hower, Mary K Tierney, Hal Eward, Wayne Jackson, Bobbi Ericson, Lorna Greenwalt, Marisol Stubbs, Dave & Kathleen Preston, Elaine Shearer, Cynthia Scoles,
Barbara Miller, Judy Lane, Ulrich Scholz, Jerry Malone, Germaine Schwarz, Juanita Huber, Meredith Allender, Ron & Ann Riedasch, Larry Pitt, Pam Nicholaus, Norma Molesworth, Hallie Meyer, Jim Lid, Diane Shankey
Prayer concerns of friends & family:
If prayers are no longer
needed, please let the
church office know.
Eternal Flame Reminder
Thank you to the following members who have signed up
to provide oil for the Eternal Light this month:
July 4 Available
July 11 JoAnn Rosa
July 18 JoAnn Rosa
July 25 Available
Suggested donation to offset the
cost of the oil is $5.00
call or email the church office if you would like to give.
Bill Anderson Family Family of Juanita Huber Janine /Daughter-in-law of Mike & Mary Helen Braceland Carly Walkup Niece of Jim & Darleen McGuckie John Watson’s Mom Mother in law of Marsha Watson Chet Miller Family Friend of the Fronk’s Kelly Moore Daughter of Cindy Keegan Cindy Brodhagen Friend of Rick & Barb Morin Laura Russell Family of Judy Oberdick Dave Son of Dorothy Jarman-Murray Lydia Howell Family of Al Garback David Brown Husband of Patty Brown Mary Phillips Friend of Cynthia Stewart Ed Dienes Friend of Walt & Pam Becher Richard Miller Brother of Diana Staehle Eugene Slater Brother of Dee Lid Sandy Young Friend of Kathleen Caruthers Garth Fronk Father of Paula Fronk Stan Owens Father of Julie Thompson Heather Schaffer Daughter of Helene Regelian Tom Cable Spouse of Judy Oberdick Ike Eickholt Friend of New Promise Tom Kirk Friend of New Promise Jackie Cacciolfi Mother of Renee Moore Mark Towers Brother of Deanna Thibert Jeanne Rettos-Logan Daughter of Nick & Imogene Rettos
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Fling: (leadership training for teens)
Aug 2 – 6
Grades 6 - 12
Sign up for these events at www.newpromiseelca.org Both Day Camp and Fling promise to be rewarding, faith filled events!
Special Request:
If you have a canoe or small row boat
you’d loan for decoration purposes during
Day Camp, please let Pr. Jill or Rachel
Sparling know!
July 19 – Kanarraville Falls Hike
Cost: $12
Grades 6-12
Limited to 10 youth
text Pr. Jill ASAP if coming
Meet at church lot at 8:30 a.m.
Christmas in July
Kids Grades K-5 July 16 3pm
Since we missed the Christmas Party this December, we’re celebrating this July.
Come with a wrapped gift and ready for some fun!
Text Pastor Jill if coming
435-705-4388
Day Camp:
Aug 2 – 6
Grades K-12
Family Night
Sunday
July 11th
7 p.m.
Come compete in some fun family
Olympics with other families.
Root Beer floats for all!
Please RSVP to Pr Jill
435-705-4388
SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR DAY CAMP
12X18” BLUE CONTRUCTION PAPER
50 SMALL BOTTLES OF WATER
TAN COLORED SAND
50 PAIRS OF FLAT WHITE SHOE LACES
THIN FOAM—ANY COLOR
BENDABLE STRAWS
SMALL CRAFT MAGNETS—300 STICKY TYPE
50 DOWELS—24”
SEQUINS
SESAME SEED
CASH OR GIFT CARDS TO MICHAELS
ROUND PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS
SIGN UP @ THE INFO-DESK
CONTACT: MARTHA HEUER IF YOU HAVE ANY
QUESTIONS: 707-292-9766.
FOOD NEEDED FOR STUDENTS & COUNSELORS
SIGN UP @ THE INFO-DESK OR TEXT
PASTOR JILL AT 435-705-4388
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New Promise Lutheran Council Minutes—June 18th
Pastors’ Joe & Jill Doherty Jenni Day – Council Member - Absent Dave Preston—Council Member Eric Nicholaus—Council Member Rick Morin, Council President Indigo Klabanoff, Council Vice President Barbara Bengston, Council Secretary Bob Egner—Church Treasurer
Pastor Joe began the meeting with prayer. Pastor Jill led the devotion discussion on chapter 2 in “the Post Covid Quarantine Church”
New Business
There needs to be a list of those responsible for spending control for each committee. Pastor Joe and Rick Morin will contact the committees to get names of Spending Controllers.
Separation of duties was again discussed. Counters are usually couples. Since it is difficult to even get counters the available counters should be included in the conversation on how to achieve this level of security. We should, also revitalize and try to get more people involved.
Eric Nicholaus will gather a list of counters and possible new counters and invite them into the discussion.
Ushers are now taking the collection to the safe in pairs of unrelated persons.
Summer meeting schedule was discussed. Rick will be gone in July and Barbara will be gone in August. For purposes of worship planning a meeting will be necessary in July. Worship team will meet early in week of July 4 to discuss what they will want council input. So, council will meet July 9 at 3:00. Indigo will conduct the meeting and meet with executive committee {Indigo, Pastor Jill and Barbara} on Tuesday July 6 at 4:30.
The question was asked “Why are we still doing social distancing?” Restrictions have been lifted for those who are vaccinated. Not everyone in our congregation are vaccinated and we will not ask or ask for vaccination cards. Pastor Jill is planning a new calling list to focus on people we have not seen since covid.
Committee reports:
E Team has its shredding event set to go. {It did happen and appeared to be a big success.}
Finance is reported to be all in line and the financial report was sent to each of us.
Pastor Joe’s report
The new phone system is mostly finished with installation and critical aspects sre up and running. He questioned the $80 cost of a dedicated line for the fire system when the fire system could be hooked up to a cell phone. What would happen if cell towers went out? {Cell towers overlap.} What would happen if landline was damaged?
Stephen Ministry is set up and scheduled in October in conjunction with 3 other churches.
Mutual ministry tam has met. This committee is not required to report to council.
Pastor Joe missed the Synod meeting. He was either on a plane or waiting in a public waiting area so could not log into the meeting. John and Marsha Watson did attend the meeting and are willing to give a report to the congregation.
Pastor Jill’s report
The Youth Mission trip was a success. The disappointment of missing the trip to New York last year due to covid gave way to a much better experience. Mission trips will be every other year.
Pastor Jill is presently reviewing our system of protecting our children’s privacy. Getting parental permission for our digital uses, pictures, and videos. Also, what is used in Promise Together which is a system available to only New Promise.
Confirmation retreat will be August 27-29 for grades 6-8.
Jill asked for continuing prayers for the Day Camp.
Rick suggested we all share the responsibility of beginning and end council meeting in prayer.
Pastor Jill ended the meeting with prayer.
The motion was made and seconded to approve May’s minutes. Motion carried. A motion was made to suggest asking the media director to look into how best to back up the churches data; to put it in the hands of the media director to makes suggestions for us. The motion was seconded. Motion carried .
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Saturday, July 3, 2021
6:30 am - 12:00 am
Join the City of St. George
for the 2021 4th of July Celebration!
Bring the whole family for this
fun-filled extravaganza!
This year, the entire Celebration will take place
at Town Square (50 S Main Street)
meaning the whole party is in one place!
There will be music, food booths, a carnival,
contests, Slip-n-Slides, a parade, 4k race, tons
of games and countless memories!
Be sure to come out to Town Square and join
this Independence Day for a Celebration like
no other! Events will be going all day long,
so there will be something for everyone
in the whole family to enjoy!
Go to www.sgcity.org for more info
Saturday, July 3, 2021 @ 7:45 AM
Join the City of St. George for the
2021 4th of July Parade!
This fun parade will start at 7:45 am
Although it's early, you and your family
do not want to miss this great event!
The Parade will go down Tabernacle
Street starting at 200 W and head toward
and around Vernon Worthen Park ending
on 200 S., so make sure you find a good
place on the street to watch.
After the parade, join the City for
the fireworks at 10:00pm which will
launch from Dixie State University
Trailblazer Stadium.
Go to www.sgcity.org for more info
We Need Innkeepers
Worship is central to everything we do as a community of faith. In worship we are reminded of who
we are by virtue of our baptism and what we are called to as followers of Jesus. Worship is the way
God shapes us as individuals and as a community for the Kingdom of God.
At New Promise, Innkeepers is one of the ways the Gospel is proclaimed and we practice our faith -
offering hospitality, practicing stewardship, learning service and discovering our gifts. In the time of
Covid, that has looked vastly different than ever before and yet, is still and essential part of who we
are as a people of God in this place.
The role of Innkeepers is incredibly important as we look toward regaining some of the
"familiar" elements of Sunday Worship. It's been a long year and there is increased desire to have
more familiarity in gathering for worship - including increased seating in the worship spaces.
Innkeepers is but one piece to being able to regaining what is "familiar" - another is the future of
the ongoing pandemic.
Since we can only focus on what is within our realm of control, so it is this email comes asking YOU
to sign up for one of the Innkeeper roles. Your participation is and always has been key to enabling
worship to happen on Sundays. The Innkeeper sign ups for summer are posted and are empty so
please take a look to see how you might serve. Thank you for your partnership in ministry!
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Average Monthly Attendance
(Excluding Midweek Services)
June 2021 130*
June 2020 154*
June 2019 138
June 2018 132
June 2017 135
*Due to Covid-19 streaming worship services on-line
& limited in person attendance, these numbers are
individual screens views combined with in person
people.
Financially Speaking (Through May 2021)
YEAR
General Fund MAY TO DATE
Revenue $ 25,805 $ 172,319 Expenses $ 31,265 $ 143,102 Revenue Over (Under) Expenses $ (5,460) $ 29,217 Debt Service/Building Fund Revenue $ 4,655 $ 25,329 Expenses $ 4,153 $ 20,765 Revenue Over (Under) Expenses $ 502 $ 4,564
Thank you for your continued financial Support to New Promise’s ministries!
Stephen Ministry
Pastor Joe and the Stephen Leaders are putting out a call to people of New Promise who may be interested in becoming a Stephen Minister. Training for new Stephen Ministers will be done at New Promise this fall.
As you know, Stephen Ministers provide Christian support to members of our congregation who have suffered a loss of a loved one or may be experiencing a personal loss in their life that is too difficult to deal with without some support.
The Stephen Minister’s job is to “walk” with their care receiver rather than “solve” the problem. This requires that the Stephen Minister meet with their care receiver for one hour each week. That care is done by phone at this time, but within months (assuming continued progress on the pandemic) Stephen Ministers and care receivers will be able to meet face to face.
If you are interested unbecoming a Stephen Minister you may feel comforted to know that before you are assigned a care receiver you will receive excellent extensive training to prepare you for the role of care-giver. Once you are seeing a care receiver regularly you will also meet with Stephen Leaders, Pastor Joe, and the other New Promise Stephen Ministers to receive support and supervision. The training and the supervision meetings are lively and very helpful for all involved.
Come Join us! Talk with Pastor Joe or Jill, a Stephen Leader (Pat Teicher, Larry Palm, or Karen Vieira)
OFFERING
If you are worshiping in-person and have an offering we invite you to place it in the baskets available in each space near the entrance. For those of you worshiping at home you can in one of these ways:
i. mail in your check to the church;
ii. make contributions on line via the church website using the “give on-line” link to make a one-time gift or set up a recurring gift by automatic bank transfer; or
iii. use your own bank’s bill pay service to set up a recurring donation, directing the bank to send the check to the church’s address. Please also include your giving number in the memo line so that it will appear on your giving statement.
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Wish List for Switchpoint
Advil & Tylenol
Manilla File Folders
Baby Formula & Powder
Stollers, Bouncers, Playpens, ect.
Items can be dropped off at church or taken directly to Switchpoint.
They are located at 948 N. 1300 W.
Phone 435-627-4663
Beyond food and shelter: Switchpoint Community Resource Center is a stepping stone to independence for homeless individuals.
THE UTAH FOOD BANK HERE IN ST GEORGE
is regularly in need of the following items:
*Peanut Butter *Canned meats *Canned fruit and vegetables *Ramen *Dried beans *Pasta *Mac-n-cheese
If you can donate, please drop off in the bin outside the front of church.
Food Needs List for Soup Kitchen Most pressing needs are
Any Type of canned Bean
(Black, Pinto, Kidney, Green, etc.)
Any canned Vegetables, Stew,
Tuna, Peanut Butter, Juice Boxes,
Any Type of Tomato (Diced, Stewed, Sauce)
Packaged Rice, Hot Cereal, Cold Cereal,
Shelf—Stable Milk,
Any Pasta
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July 28
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July 29
July 31
Dianna Lanz
Rod Ottenbreit
Roxanne Sparling
Brady Fronk
Adra Browning
Savanna Bennett
Barbara Morin
Rayne Keith
Maryls Egge
John Estrem
Penney Chang
Shanna Stordahl
Chris Teicher
Meredith Allender
Deane DeLavern
Patricia Peacock
Dorothy Brugioni
Louise Snyder
Eric Nicholaus
Ann Riedasch
Laird Cowing
Brody Cowing
Nancy Norbeck
Ann Olson
Sharon Voelpel
Kathleen Preston
Shelly Requa
Hal Eward
Doris Garback
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July 15
July 17
July 20
July 22
July 26
July 27
July 31
July 4
July 5
July 7
July 17
July 25
July 28
Paul & Patricia Dalpiaz
John & Linda Estrem
Karl & Marjorie Norgren
Danny & Kathy Giesen
Joe & Jill Doherty
Warren & Katherine Dockins
Julie Johnson
Jim Liken
Beth Remsburg-Bell
Patricia Brown
Byron Viger
Shanna Stordahl
Robert Egner
Gloria Wenstrand
Lori Dischbein
Jenni Day
Doris Garback
Celebrating this month
UTAH
FOOD
BANK
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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9:00 QUILTERS 9:30 KNITTERS
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&
DOWNTOWN ST. GEORGE
GO TO: WWW.SGCITY.ORG
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9:30 WORSHIP;
ALSO STREAMING
ON:
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6 NO MEN’S BIBLE NO WOMEN’S BIBLE
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1:00 PM WOMEN’S COMMUNITY BIIBLE
1:30 STAFF MTG
4 PM SPIRITSONG
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3 PM COUNCIL
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9:30 WORSHIP;
ALSO STREAMING
ON:
7 PM FAMILYNIGHT
OLYMPICS
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8 AM MEN’S BIBLE STUDY ON ZOOM 10 AM WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY ON ZOOM
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1:30 STAFF MTG
4 PM SPIRITSONG
15 9:00 QUILTERS 9:30 KNITTERS
16 3 PM KIDS GRADES K-5 CHRISTMAS IN JULY
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9:30 WORSHIP;
ALSO STREAMING
ON:
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GRADES 6-12
KANARRAVILLE
FALLS HIKE
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8 AM MEN’S BIBLE STUDY ON ZOOM 10 AM WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY ON ZOOM
21 1:00 PM WOMEN’S COMMUNITY BIIBLE 1:30 STAFF MTG 4 PM SPIRITSONG
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9:00 QUILTERS 9:30 KNITTERS
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4PM SERVE @
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9:30 WORSHIP;
ALSO STREAMING
ON:
COVID COFFEE 10:30
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INNKEEPER’S MINISTRIES JULY 2021
Week #1 Sunday, July 4, 2021
9:30 Worship
Greeter Eric Nicholaus
Usher Bob Egner
Usher Kathy Egner
Worship Assistant Paul Leuthauser
Communion Assistant Sanctuary Martha Heuer
Communion Assistant Luther Hall
Communion Assistant Patio Alisann Poutinen
Communion Cleanup Carolyn Leech
Acolyte Journey Robertson
Sheep Dog Ulli Scholz
Welcome Window
Week #2 Sunday, July 18, 2021
9:30 Worship
Greeter
Usher Karen Deines
Usher
Worship Assistant
Communion Assistant Sanctuary Kathy Egner
Communion Assistant Luther Hall
Communion Assistant Patio Alisann Poutinen
Communion Cleanup
Acolyte Burke Taylor
Sheep Dog Ulli Scholz
Welcome Window Sherrye Beaudoin
Week #2 Sunday, July 11, 2021
9:30 Worship
Greeter
Usher Karen Deines
Usher
Worship Assistant Elaine Mittler
Communion Assistant Sanctuary Sherrye Beaudoin
Communion Assistant Luther Hall
Communion Assistant Patio
Communion Cleanup Carolyn Leech
Acolyte Allie Taylor
Sheep Dog Jon Mittler
Welcome Window
Week #4 Sunday, July 25, 2021
9:30 Worship
Greeter
Usher
Usher
Worship Assistant
Communion Assistant Sanctuary
Communion Assistant Luther Hall
Communion Assistant Patio
Communion Cleanup Cynthia Stewart
Acolyte Caprina Cowling
Sheep Dog Alisann Poutinen
Covid Coffee & Cleanup
Covid Coffee & Cleanup
Welcome Window
INNKEEPERS ARE NEEDED FOR ASSISTING WITH WORSHIP
As more people are comfortable with in-person worship, more help is needed with the
volunteer roles which help make the Sunday morning experience go smoothly. The sign up boards (across from church mailboxes) is back up to indicate a desire to serve as Innkeeper.
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New Promise Lutheran Church
Mission Statement:
To glorify God through building up the body of Christ.
This newsletter is for the members and friends of New Promise Lutheran Church.
Submissions for the newsletter are always welcome. If you have something you would like to share, please contact Paula Fronk, the secretary at New Promise Lutheran Church, 628-9740,
or e-mail to [email protected].
You may also submit your information in writing and put it in the basket in the church office. Be sure to put your name and phone number on your submission in the event there are some questions.
The deadline for all submissions will be the 15th of each month.
Questions? Call New Promise Lutheran Church @ 435-628-9740, or e-mail: [email protected]
[email protected] website: www.newpromiseelca.org
New Promise Lutheran Church
244 S. Valley View Dr.
St. George, UT 84770