The
Epistle
October, 2013
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church,
417 Howertown Rd,
Catasauqua, PA 18032
610-264-3221 Fax: 610-264-5732
Email:stpaulschurch@rcn.com
Web:www.stpaulscatasauqua.com
Child Care: 610-264-0190
Sunday Worship
Brothers and Sisters in Jesus,
I enjoy reading about men and women who have given
their lives to Jesus and followed Him totally. We call
them holy people or we call them saints.
My favorite saint is St. Francis of Assisi. He was born in 1182 and
died on October 3, 1226. He began his life as the son of a rich cloth
merchant. His dream was to be a knight. A typical rich young man,
Francis spent many hours with his friends drinking and partying.
Then Francis was captured in a battle. He spent time in a prison
and came home sick. Slowly, his life changed. One day, as he was in
the rundown chapel at San Damiano, he heard the voice of Jesus speak
to him from the crucifix: “Go, Francis, and repair My house, which
you see is falling into ruin.” He thought it was his call to fix this
chapel, but God had bigger dreams.
Francis lived simply, giving of himself to all God’s creatures.
Many of us have St. Francis statues on our lawns or flowerbeds, with
birds and animals surrounding him. I could go on for a long time
talking about his life, but let me briefly tell you why I love St. Francis.
St. Francis once said, “Preach the Gospel at all times….if necessary,
use words.” He showed us that we need to live like Jesus daily. We
know that is impossible, but we need to try on a daily basis. We need
to love like Jesus, and this means everyone. One day Francis, who
hated lepers, saw one coming to him. He wanted to run away, but
something told him to go to the leper. He ran to the leper, hugged him
and even kissed him. At that moment he was changed, and he loved all
God’s creatures no matter what or whom. As for the leper, he
disappeared. Francis truly believed it was Jesus who showed him the
way.
Each day we need to live simply, loving God and all His creation.
We need to seek to serve God in every possible way. Look around
you; do you live according to your wants or needs?
God gave Francis a dream and this simple man changed the church.
He touched the lives of millions down through the years. He would
say to us today – look to Jesus and He will show you the way
In His hands,
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8:00 am Holy Communion
9:00 am Sunday School
10:30 am Worship
1st & 3rd Sunday Holy Communion
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Church Office Hours
Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm
Sunday School
September-May 9:00am
Child Care Center
Monday-Friday 7:30am-5:30pm
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Church Staff:
Pastor: Rev. Gary Walbert,
Pastor Emeritus:
Rev. Dr. Hartland H. Gifford
Dir. Music: Michael Fister
Office Admin: Charleen Burik
Treasurer: Paul Peters
Financial Sec: Debbie Stewart
Dir. Child Care: Margaret Bossons
Sexton: Norbert Huber
Congregation Council
Rena Ackerman
Robert Bastian
Tom Danner
Tammie Englert - Secretary
Kerry Lewis – Vice President
Kay Muehlberger
Doug Newhard- President
Laurie Perna
Albert Renn
(3) Open
During both services on September 1, you
were notified that we had to borrow money
from the Endowment Savings to pay bills
during the month of August. This was
primarily to pay payroll.
We borrowed
$34,000. We must add to this figure $4,070,
the remaining balance we borrowed for roof
repair. WE WILL PAY THIS BACK and with
3% interest.
Hymn of the Month
The Old Rugged Cross
Seldom can a song leader suggest a time for favorites
from any congregation without receiving at least one
request for “The Old Rugged Cross”. This gospel
hymn was written by George Bennard in 1913. It is
generally considered to be the most popular of all
twentieth century hymns.
George was an ordained pastor in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. One day as he contemplated about
the cross, he realized the cross was more than just a
religious symbol, but rather the very heart of the
Gospel. He truly believed the words of “The Old
Rugged Cross” were placed in his heart to help him
over his problems. Soon this hymn gathered in
popularity.
Although it has been stated that we do not worship
the cross as such, but rather the Christ of the cross, one
can not ponder the truths of Christ’s atonement
without a keen awareness of the centrality of the cross
in God’s plan of redemption for lost mankind.
While we are doing this, we will continue to
grow as a church. You will be kept up-to-date
with a weekly chart on how we are doing.
How can you help? Any money we receive in
our Special Projects Envelopes or Debt
Reduction will go directly into paying this
back.
Money borrowed: $34,000 8/13
Roof Repair:
$ 4,070
60 months at 3%: $ 2,656
TOTAL:
$ 40,726
Pastor Gary
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Memo from Congregational Council
At St. Paul’s Congregational Meeting held on
Sunday, September 22, 2013, a motion was
brought forward by Council from the Property
Committee to accept the bid from Gehringer
Corporation to do the roof repair in the amount
of $9,412.00 with funds to be borrowed from
the Endowment Fund. Motion was carried.
Remembering the Reformation
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Congregational Council
Child Care Center
September
marked
the
The month of October has
beginning of the new church year
arrived and everyone is enjoying
for St. Paul's. The highlights of
the walks around our town and
the August meeting included the observing the changes in the season. Our children will
installation of all the council members along with the be busy making crafts that represent the Autumn
election of officers for the new year.
season. All children will be observing & learning
about the changes around us this month. Everyone
The newly elected officers for the 2013-2014 term will be singing songs and finger plays about Autumn
include: Doug Newhard, President; Kerry Lewis, and Halloween.
Vice President; Tammie Englert, Secretary/Treasurer;
We will be celebrating Halloween on Friday,
Sr. Deacon: Laurie Perna and Deacons: Robert October 25th, with a party and a parade around town.
Our fundraiser this year is through Giant food
Bastian and Tom Danner
stores. Parents shop for groceries and use their bonus
A special thank you to the outgoing members Kathy cards weekly. Each time they use their cards for every
and Lew Heller for their outstanding leadership and dollar they spend we get points. The fundraiser runs
contributions to St. Paul's while serving on council and through March 30, 2014. Anyone can join, just go on
various committees.
Their experiences gained line at: GiantFoodStores.com/aplus and click on
certainly are an asset to everyone and we hope that Register under Designate your School, our school ID #
they will continue serve and be mentors to others.
is 04376 and follow the instructions. Takes about 5
minutes. I would like to thank you in advance if you
A special thanks to Robert Bastian, Tammie Englert choose to help us with our fundraiser this year.
& Kay Muehlberger who have agreed to extend their
Happy Autumn,
terms and thank you to the rest of the council members
Margaret Bossons
who continue to serve out their terms: Tom Danner,
St. Paul’s Child Care is
Doug Newhard, Laurie Perna, Rena Ackerman,
participating in the Giant A+
Kerry Lewis and Albert Renn.
Rewards again this year, if
Currently there are three (3) open positions on Council.
you would like to help us raise
Please contact Council President, Doug Newhard if you are
money for equipment &
interested in serving.
supplies, please go on line and register at
GiantFoodStores.com/aplus and click on Register
Also presented to council on a motion from the under Designate your School. Our ID # is 04376.
Memorial Committee, the following names whose Even if you registered last school year, you will have
memorial donations funded the purchasing of the to re-register this year. Thank you in advance for
Fellowship Hall stage curtain: Margaret Neubauer, helping us raise money by simply shopping for your
Catherine Bernd, Clifford Gint, Catherine Haftel, Joan groceries. Margaret
Tallock, Cecelia Briggs, Clarence Kurtz, Sterling
Bowen, Gladys Schaller, John Williams, Paul Englert,
Catherine Laubach, Violette M. Powell-Dohlenkopf,
and June & Robert E. Bastian, Sr.
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FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE
Thank you! Thank you! The Fundraising Committee
sends a great, big THANK YOU to everyone who
helped in any way with Applefest. We had a
wonderful day and all who attended had a great time –
games were played, raffles were won, and bellies were
filled with dumplins. The best part though, as always,
is seeing the family and friends of St. Paul’s come
together to enjoy the type of fellowship that can only
be experienced when we work together to help our
beloved church share and spread the word of Christ.
As soon as we have them, you'll have the final
Applefest profits too - so look for them in your future
Sunday Bulletins and the November Epistle. Thank
you all again and may you enjoy the bounty of God's
blessings during this beautiful Harvest Season. The St.
Paul’s Fundraising Committee.
On October 6 at 9am in the Fellowship Hall, we will
have our annual Blessing of the Animal service. We
have this special service because of a special saint –
St. Francis of Assisi. St. Francis is the patron saint of
animals and ecology.
We will have a worship service and then pastor
will bless each pet you bring individually. Coffee,
juice and snacks will be provided. We will have a
special guest this Sunday – Lauren Miller. Lauren
will be in the Fellowship Hall doing animal
caricatures. So bring your pet to the special blessing
of animals.
Identity Theft: What you need to
know
Identity theft can happen to anyone,
anywhere at any time. Don’t let it happen to you. Join
us for a free educational workshop. “Identity Theft:
What you need to know” is a free 60 minute workshop
designed to help participants learn:
* How indentity theft can occur
* Tips to help protect themselves.
* Steps to take if identity theft happens to them.
The workshop will be presented by Thrivent Financial
representative Curtis Renner, CIF, CLTC.
Coat & Winter Outerwear Drive.
The
St.
Paul’s
Stewardship
Committee is holding a Coat and
Winter Outwear Drive on Saturday,
October 26th, 10 am - 1 pm, and
Sunday, October 27th, before & after the worship
services, in the Chapel Narthex. If you have any coats,
hats, scarves, gloves, or other outerwear to donate,
please drop it off on the 26th and 27th, and we’ll
deliver them to a local non-profit organization to
benefit those in need. We could also use some extra
hands to run the Coat Drive – packing up the donations
and delivering them to the charities. If you would like
to help out, please contact Tammie Englert at 610-2643592.
…for God loves a cheerful giver
(2
Corinthians 9:7). Thank you and God Bless. The St.
Paul’s Stewardship Committee
WHEN: Sunday, October 27 - 9:15am – 10:15am
WHERE:St.Paul’sLutheranChurch/Fellowship Hall
Sign up for this free event today!
Contact Church Office at 610-264-3221 or email
stpaulschurch@rcn.com by Sunday, October 20 to
reserve your spot
No products will be offered for sale at this workshop
For Important Thrivent Financial for Lutherans disclosure information, please
visit Thrivent.com/disclosures
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St Paul‘s Committees &
Volunteer Directory
Upcoming Events
Acolytes: Pastor Gary Walbert
Altar Guild: Jackie Younger
Child Care: Rena Ackerman
Christian Ed: Shelly Laudenslager
Communion Assist: Epistle: Charleen Burik
Finance: Betty MacHose
Fundraising: Tammie Englert
Greeters: Kay Muehlberger
Lectors: Judy Donchez
Memorials: Betty MacHose
Prayer Chain: Bette MacHose
Property: Bob Bastian
Scouts: Al Renn/Mark Weaver
Social Ministry/Evangelism: June Hahn
Stewardship: Tammie Englert
Worship: Youth: Stephanie Shook
October 5, 2013
St. Paul’s Dinner Theater
Chicken Dinner: 4:30-6:00pm
Quartet of 5: 6:30pm
Southern Gospels and Oldies
Blessing of the Animals
One of the highlights of the church year has become
“the Blessing of the Animals” service. This year it
will be on October 6 at 9am in the Fellowship Hall.
We do this service on the day closest to the day we
remember St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of
animals.
Harvest Home – October 13
The Worship Committee is seeking
donations of food for Harvest Home Sunday. Fresh
fruits, vegetables, canned goods; boxed goods are
needed for the display on our big wagon. All
donations shall be brought to the church during regular
business hours between 9 am and 3 pm Friday October
11 or no later than 9 am Saturday, October 12th.
October 27, 2013 - 9:15am - 10:15am - Fellowship
Hall
October 27, 2013- 9:15- 10:15am Fellowship Hall
Identity Theft: “What you need to know” workshop
On November 25th our Annual
Community Thanksgiving Service will
be held here at St. Paul’s at 7:00pm.
Following the service, there will be a time of
fellowship
St. Paul’s 2013 Holly Fair, Saturday,
November 30th. St. Paul’s Fundraising
Committee invites you to join us at our 2013
HOLLY FAIR featuring BOTH Crafters AND
Vendors* This festive event will offer family &
friends the opportunity to kick off their Christmas
season and get a jump start on their holiday shopping!
*If interested in participating in our Holly Fair, please
contact church office for Registration Forms
We Look Forward to Seeing You
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Cradle Roll.
"Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will
not depart from it" (Proverbs 22:6).
The Splash Cradle Roll is a ministry for families of
little ones from birth to three years of age. This
program was designed by the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in America and is published by Augsburg
Fortress Press. It offers valuable resources for
families with infants and toddlers and plays a
special part during the celebration of Holy Baptism.
At St. Paul’s, when a young child is baptized,
he/she will be automatically enrolled in the Cradle
Roll. At this time parents will receive a welcome
letter into the program along with a Splash! Parent
Page and a Sleepy Time Tunes CD. Each month
the family will receive age appropriate mailings,
called Parent Pages. Upon the child’s third birthday,
Cradle Roll “graduates” will be invited to join our
Three Year Old Sunday School class.
Our mission is to help new families fulfill their
baptismal promise and support them as they begin
their journey of faith together.
For more information regarding this program,
please contact church office
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Ways to help St. Paul’s & Our Community
Catasauqua Food Bank Needs:
Cereal, Tuna, Canned Salmon, Fruit, Vegetable
Juice, Canned Beans, Soup, Canned Vegetables,
Peanut Butter, Jelly or Jam, Honey, Canned fruit,
Pasta & Tomato sauce, Sugar, Mayonnaise,
Vegetable oil, Salad dressing, Syrup, Toilet,
Facial Tissue, Laundry Detergent, Diapers (baby
& adult) Non-perishable items only
PLEASE NO GLASS ITEMS
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Deadline: October 11
Epistle Volunteers: October 18,
9:00am
Thank You’s
If you would like to put an article or announcement
in our newletter, please contact Charleen Burik.
Request: If you are able, please E-mail your
articles to Charleen Burik, Office Admin at
stpaulschurch@rcn.com
* To St. Paul’s for supporting Sage’s tournament.
Couldn’t have done it without your help, Love Julie
* To St. Paul’s for generous donation of $309 to the
Catasauqua Community Food Bank, with grateful
Thanks, Catasauqua Community partnerships, Inc.
Another Way To Get Your Epistle:
Would you like to receive your monthly newsletter
by e-mail and help us cut down on postage? Just
send your request via an email to church office at
stpaulschurch@rcn.com
For all you Smartphone users: We can
easily email your Epistle directly to your
smartphone (PDF format) so you can enjoy it
anytime,
anywhere.
Just
email
us
at
stpaulschurch@rcn.com or call church office and
let us know where you want us to send it.
Hospital Visits
If you or someone you know is admitted
into the hospital, it is very important to
notify the church as soon as possible.
You can do this by either calling the
church office directly or informing the
hospital upon admittance that you are a
member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and
they will list you under our Pastoral Code
312. If you are admitted into a
Rehabilitation facility, please inform the
church office as well. Without either of
Don’t forget you can also get our newsletter and
up-to-date church information on our website too
www.stpaulscatasauqua.com ……and…….
check out St. Paul’s Facebook page too!
these notifications, Pastor will not know to
visit you and you will not be added on to our
prayer chain
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October Celebrations
Jesus said, “I am the Light of the World”.
May the birthday candles that represent the years of your life be a reflection to others of your love for Christ.
10/1
10/1
10/2
10/3
10/4
10/5
10/5
10/6
10/6
10/7
10/8
10/8
10/8
10/10
10/11
10/12
10/13
David Laudenslager
Stacie Raven
Audrey Heil
Vincenzo Limandri
Bryce Stothoff
Tiffany Crogan
David Hudson
Jessica Gillette
Linda Peters
Emma Dungan
Megan Layton
Willet Thomas
Rebecca Urban
Hope Eisenhard
Samantha Adams
Michael Corello
Lauren Delong
10/13
10/13
10/13
10/14
10/14
10/15
10/15
10/15
10/17
10/17
10/17
10/17
10/17
10/18
10/18
10/18
10/20
Janet Searfass
Robert Shipe III
Ryan Stewart
Justin Bass
Douglas Corcoran
Trajano Bastidas
Terri Dumbach
Michael Roth
Emily Falko
Judith Luckenbill
Brian Miller Jr.
Patricia Muehlberger
Jane Sechney
Olivia Falko
Carolyn Schleicher
Jade Streitman
Olivia Dixon
10/22
10/22
10/22
10/22
10/23
10/25
10/26
10/26
10/26
10/28
10/28
10/29
10/29
10/30
10/31
Brian Bartholomew
Jennifer Frantz
Kimberly Kolb
Eli Pawlowski
Bryan Hersh
Alicia Walbert
Thomas Lawlor
Beth Pizzuto
Helene Sterner
Kylie Ryan
Debra Stewart
Erin Fetherman
Xavier Rosario
Douglas Sheriff
Jackie Kalynych
Special Birthdays
A few of our seniors will be celebrating birthdays this month. Please take the time to remember them with a card or note
10/5
Shirley Buss
84
900 Race Street
Catasauqua, PA 18032
10/15 Elsie Strausser
91
32 Bayberry Road
Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
10/8
Dorothy Rehrig
88
701 Palomino Drive
Catasauqua, PA 18032
10/18 Howard Hahn
82
1222 Second Street
N.Catasauqua, PA 18032
10/11 Mildred Parker
78
2415 5th St
Whitehall, PA 18052
10/21 Shirley Moyer
75
26 N. 12th Street
Catasauqua, PA 18032
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10/22 Lucille Desrosiers 85
Cedarbrook Nurs.Home
350 S.Cedarbrook Rd-#308
Allentown, PA 18104
10/26 Earl Mooney
82
4161 Bridge Street
Whitehall, PA 18052
Wedding Anniversaries
Membership files
10/3 William & Angela Kulp
10/4 Robert & Barbara Shipe Jr.
10/4 Dwight & Sandra Steidel
10/5 Laurie & Lou Perna
10/9 Stewart & Donna Sheckler
10/12 Thomas & Shari Derhammer
10/13 Jason & Ann Lambert
10/14 Debra & Jon Kleckner
10/15 Ryan & Jennifer Frantz
10/16 Stephen & Sally Chromiak
10/18 Eric & Tracy DeLong
10/18 Michael & Deborah Price
10/19 James & Shelly Alexander
10/23 Brock & Kathleen Hartranft
10/28 Eric & Kelly Nichols
If you move, changed phone or cell numbers, email
addresses, or add members to your household, it is
very important that you let the church office know so
we can update all our information!
Please take a moment to fill out the Member
Information Sheet below and return to church office
or place in offering plate on Sundays
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Name______________________________________
Address_____________________________________
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Home #___________________________________
Cell #: ____________________________________
Email_____________________________________
Marital Status: ___ Single ___Married
___ Divorced ___Widow/er
Spouse’s Name_____________________________
Date of Birth_______________________________
Date of Marriage____________________________
Children (Living with parents)
Name______________________________________
Date of Birth_________________________
Name______________________________________
Date of Birth_________________________
Name______________________________________
Date of Birth_________________________
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October 2013
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
1
7pm Property
6:30 Daisy
Wednesday
2
6:30 Choir
Thursday
3
7pm Cub Pack
Friday
4
Winch Baptism
Saturday
5
Winkler Wedding
Chicken
Dinner
4:30pm
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8:00 Comm
9:00 Blessing of the Animals
10:30 Comm
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7pm Worship
7pm Scouts
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6:30 Daisy
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6:30 Choir
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7pm Cub Pack
7pm Finance
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Epistle Deadline
6:30pm
Fundraising
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8:00 Comm
9:00 Sunday School
10:30 Worship
Harvest Home
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7pm Scouts
15
6:30 Daisy
7pm CCC
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6:30 Choir
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7pm Cub Pack
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Epistle Volunteers Court of Honor
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8:00 Comm
9:00 Sunday School
10:30 Comm
Commitment Sunday
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7pm Scouts
7pm CYSA
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6:30 Daisy
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6:30 Choir
24
7pm Cub Pack
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2-10pm
Cub Pack 94
Halloween Party
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6:30 Daisy
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6:30 Choir
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27
7pm Council
8:00 Comm
7pm Scouts
9:00 Sunday School
9:15 Identity Theft Workshop
10:30 Worship
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Reformation Day
All who call on God in true faith, earnestly from the heart, will certainly be heard, and will receive what
they have asked and desired, although not in the hour or in the measure, or the very thing which they ask. Yet they
will obtain something greater and more glorious than they had dared to ask.
Martin Luther, German Reformer
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Serving at St. Paul's in October, 2013
ACOLYTES
LECTOR
COMM. ASSTS.
6-Oct
8:00 AM
10:30 AM
Libby Buss
8:00 AM
Len Witt/Paula Kesack
10:30 AM
Judy Buss/Al Renn
13-Oct
8:00 AM
10:30 AM
Mark Weaver
8:00 AM
10:30 AM
Doug Newhard
8:00 AM
10:30 AM
Joanne Spengler
8:00 AM
Pat Gerber/Mark Weaver
10:30 AM
8:00 AM
Bob Bastian/ Len Witt
10:30 AM
Doug Newhard/Kay Muehlberger
8:00 AM
Paula Kesack/Al Renn
10:30 AM
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DATE
20-Oct
27-Oct
CRUCIFERS
8:00 AM
Joey & Millie Sparacello
10:30 AM
Eli Sutter/Linda Houck
Brian Panasik (crucifier)
8:00 AM
Hope Eisenhard/Allison Mengel
10:30 AM
Carol Williams/Alli Dixon
8:00 AM
Bree Sheldon /Hannah Matchette
10:30 AM
Brian Panasik/Gavyn MacHose
8:00 AM
Brittain Shander/
10:30 AM
Linda Houck/Carol Williams
ALTAR GUILD
8:00 AM
J. Falko/K. Heller
10:30 AM
T. Bastidas/L. Miller
8:00 AM
10:30 AM
8:00 AM
P. Gerber/D. Stewart
10:30 AM
B. Rabenold/D. Williams
8:00 AM
Calla Shander
10:30 AM
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DEDICATIONS FOR October
FLOWERS ($40)
10/6 n/a
10/20 n/a
10/27 n/a
BULLETINS ($15)
10/6 open
10/20 open
10/27 open
If you would like to be a sponsor for any of these opens dates, request forms are in the Narthex or contact the
church office. Payment must be submitted with request.
“So when the devil throws your sins in your face and declares that you deserve death and hell, tell him this: “I
admit that I deserve death and hell, what of it? For I know One who suffered and made satisfaction on my
behalf. His name is Jesus Christ, Son of God, and where He is there I shall be also!”
Martin Luther, German Reformer
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October Worship Services
Oct 6st
20th Sunday after Pentecost
8:00 a.m. – Spoken Holy Communion
9:00 a.m. – Sunday School
10:30 p.m. – Holy Communion
Reformation—Then and Now
In four years, Lutheran churches throughout
the world will mark the five hundredth
anniversary of the Reformation. The
anniversary remembers 1517, when Martin
Luther posted his Ninety-five Theses on the
door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg.
That action sparked a series of reforms in
theological understanding of grace, liturgical
practice, accessibility of scripture in the
common language, and much more. But the
sixteenth-century Reformation was not a
one-time event. Reformation is ongoing.
Oct 13th 21st Sunday after Pentecost
8:00 a.m. – Spoken Holy Communion
9:00 a.m. – Sunday School
10:30 p.m. – Worship
Oct 20th 22nd Sunday after Pentecost
8:00 a.m. – Spoken Holy Communion
9:00 a.m. – Sunday School
10:30 a.m. – Holy Communion
The church of Christ always stands in need
of reform. As in Luther's age, so in ours:
God's word is alive, speaks truth, and
surprises with grace. Ancient texts speak to
contemporary contexts to enliven our faith.
Jeremiah's vision of God's new covenant is
seen this day at the table when the cup is
raised. Paul's declaration of justification by
faith is shared this day at the font. Christ's
truth sets us free for mission and ministry in
Jesus' name
Oct 27th 23rd Sunday after Pentecost
8:00 a.m. – Spoken Holy Communion
9:00 a.m. – Sunday School
10:30 p.m. – Worship
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The Epistle
October, 2013
A monthly publication of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
417 Howertown Road
Catasauqua, PA 18032
610-264-3221
Church Office Hours
Monday-Friday
9:00am-3:00pm
Sunday School
September-June
9:00am
Child Care Center
Monday-Friday
7:30am-5:30pm
HAS ANY OF YOUR INFORMATION CHANGED RECENTLY?
If you move, changed phone or cell numbers, email addresses, or add members to your
household, it is very important that you let the church office know so we can update all our
information! It’s costly to have mail returned to the church due to incorrect or insufficient
addresses. Even if the mail is forwarded, the church will be billed for the forwarding process.
If you need to update any of your information, please stop by church office or call 610-2643221
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