October Ministry Updates

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765 E. Chinden Blvd. Meridian, ID 83646 (208) 288-2404 [email protected] www.friendshipcelebration.org

Please join us for the 20th Anniversary Celebration of

Inside this Issue Pastoral Ponderings by Pastor Matt

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From Pastor Tom’s Pen

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Preschool October News

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October Happenings!

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Life Groups & Paving His Way Update

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Youth Group News & October Calendar

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Growing in Faith Together

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October Ministry Updates

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Sundays at FCLC

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October F Y I Resources

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October 2018 Church Calendar

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Friendship Celebration Lutheran Church Sunday October 28th, 2018 12:30 pm at Friendship Celebration Lutheran Church Mark your calendars! Watch for the RSVP Invitations in your bulletins in the coming weeks!

October 2019 Dear Friends in Christ, What were you doing twenty years ago? The answer—if you are Pastor Tom—is planting a church! Perhaps you were among the crew that signed its name to the charter constitution when the church incorporated on Oct. 25, 1998. (Check out the display in the entrance off the fellowship hall for the actual document.) I bet you have some stories to tell! October brings a lot of things to celebrate and since Celebration is in our name, that’s all the more reason to not let this milestone slide by unappreciated. I hope you will join us on Sunday, Oct. 28, for a special Reformation Sunday where we will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Friendship Celebration Lutheran Church. In addition, we’ll also show our appreciation for Pastor Tom and Linda for their ongoing faithful service to the Lord. The hospitality crew has already kicked into gear planning a special luncheon at 12:30 pm on that Sunday. We’ll enjoy telling stories and sharing memories of how our congregation got to this point all by the grace of God working in the lives of His people. Here are some more bells and whistles to commemorate the day…Susan Olson from Lutheran Church Extension Fund will present FCLC with a check of our earnings through Shared Blessings. And we will also have the new parking lot and the Paving His Way efforts to officially conclude. Just how does one bless or dedicate a parking lot? By parking in it on a regular basis! We are also planning a few extra surprises on Oct. 28 that I won’t reveal here, but it will be a good day in the life of the congregation. Be sure to RSVP and plan on being there. And if you want even more Reformation hoopla, you can come to the Circuit Reformation worship service at Grace, Caldwell, at 4 pm, where I get to preach. Good times! An anniversary is not just a time to appreciate the past (although we should do that!) but it’s also a time to set our eyes on the horizon. What do we want the future to look like? I want there to be more disciples of Jesus who are engaged in life together and in service to their community. At present, we have our first wave of leaders and co-leaders trained and ready to disciple others through life groups. We’re in the midst of planting another congregation in Kuna that also has discipling at its core. To have a process of reallife discipleship is so exciting because it represents the path forward—each of us growing and helping others grow into the fullness of Christ. We are to glorify God, not ourselves. There are a lot of ministry activities and ideas, but Friendship Celebration’s own story shows us the best way to shape and influence the world for the next twenty years and beyond is to make disciples now. In Christ, Pastor Matt Henry

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My Dad and His Lombard Chainsaw

From Pastor Tom’s Pen

My Dad was excited when he bought his first Lombard Chainsaw from my Uncle Karl. Dad had worked with my grandfather for years cutting fire wood for the two wood burning stoves in my grandparents’ house. One was for cooking and the other was for heating their home. I don’t know that my grandfather ever had a power chainsaw. Firewood was cut with a crosscut saw and with axes. It was hard work. Dad was so happy to now cut firewood for my grandparents with a chainsaw. Dad made it look so easy. When the Ohio Turnpike went through I was 6 years old, Dad had to cut down six or more Black Walnut trees. The trees were in the way of the super highway on my grandparents’ farm. The cross in the entry of our church is made from the wood of those trees. In the years that followed I helped Dad cut down many diseased Elm trees in Northwestern Ohio. They were great side jobs for my Dad and I earned some spending money. I was anxious to handle a chainsaw one day. Dad made it look so easy. Finally that day came when I was 12 or 13. I was pooped out after trying to handle the chainsaw five minutes. I still have his chainsaw. It weighs 44 pounds. Chain saws today are much lighter. My Dad died with his chainsaw in hand. He was cutting down a dead Oak tree in an elderly lady’s backyard from my home congregation. He had a massive heart attack doing what he loved to do for others. My brothers and I completed the job after Dad’s funeral. In the process I smashed a shed and gas can and broke down a cyclone fence. My aim wasn’t very good. My brothers often remind me of that experience today. If they wouldn’t have moved I would have smashed them too. We learn so many lessons in life. Dad taught me and my brothers the importance of hard work, and not to be afraid to try something you haven’t done before. He taught us how to be selfsufficient. He taught us about our duty to God and church community. Most important, he exemplified what it means to be a follower of Jesus and trusting in Him for the gifts of forgiveness, eternal life, and guidance for this life right now. Working with Dad gave me a lot of time think about trees. I have thought about the first tree mentioned in the Bible – the one God put in the Garden of Eden. He told Adam and Eve not to eat from that tree. God used the tree to test their loyalty and trust in Him. He was their Creator and they were His creation. But they just couldn’t resist because “the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye, and also desirable for gaining wisdom.” They disobeyed and ate. But it is a transplanted tree that is most important – the crude wooden cross of Calvary that was cut out of a sturdy tree. There our Savior hung between heaven and earth to bear every sin of every generation on His shoulders. It stands above all trees as a symbol of love, sacrifice and salvation. That’s the tree of life for us.

Pastor Tom

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FRIENDSHIP CELEBRATION PRESCHOOL Registration for Fall Preschool Classes 2018-19 765 East Chinden Blvd., Meridian, ID 83646 [email protected]/208-288-2404 Preschool Director—Lori Jensen

Happy Harvest! The Meridian Fire Dept. visited the preschool in September. The fire fighters showed us the special clothes they have to wear to protect them from a fire. We appreciate the time they spend with us and we like their truck! Our outside time is so important to developing our large motor skills and our new friendships. The cooler fall weather is a welcome change from our very warm summer days.

We are learning that red and yellow make orange and apples, pumpkins and sunflowers decorate our classrooms. We’ll be visiting Linder Farms later this month to pick a pumpkin, visit some animals and enjoy a hay ride. Our annual Preschool Sunday Sing will be on October 14, for all classes, and is during the 11 am service @ FCLC. We’re practicing some special songs to sing for you. In His love, The Preschool Staff

FEES AND REQUIREMENTS 2018-19 REGISTRATION FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE. FIRST MONTHS TUITION IS DUE In AUGUST 2018. payable to Friendship Celebration Preschool or complete an auto pay authorization form.

Please send in a check

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4 ½ -5 year old (A.M.) M-T-W-TH ________(4 day) 4 ½ -5 year old (P.M.) M-T-W-TH ______(4 day) (the above class is our PK- pre kindergarten class) Two-day class:

$125 Tuition/mo….$100 Registration fee

3 & 4 preschool a.m. class time 9-11.30 a.m.

Three-day class:$175 Tuition/mo… .$100 Registration fee

3 & 4 preschool p.m. class time 12:30-3 p.m.

Four-day class:

4 day class times 8:30 a.m.–11:30 / 12:30p.m.-3:30

$230 Tuition/mo….$100 Registration fee

*Your child is enrolled when we receive (1) copy of Immunization, (2) birth certificate, (3) registration fee, (4) form.

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Calling all artists, crafters, bakers, woodworkers, quilters, stitchers, etc. (Men and women alike) Advent by Candlelight is coming up on Nov 30 and The Christmas Shoppe is our big sale and money maker for the year to be given to charity. If you have a talent at making something (it does not have to be Christmas related), we hope you will make something to donate to this event. If you have any questions, you can call Mary Lou Heinrich (208321-2727) or Jane Wierson (515- 290 -6827).

This is the 25th Anniversary of Operation Christmas Child. Over 157 million shoebox gifts have been sent to children around the world in the name of Jesus. If you would like to be part of this mission outreach, please pick up a flyer on how to pack a box. Collection week is November 12-19. Questions please call Betty Reimann. (208-376-8687)

Friendship Celebration is proud to present the 2018 FCLC Trunk or Treat and Fall Festival! This year we will be hosting this event on Friday October 26th from 6pm to 8:30pm (rain or shine – if it rains we will be inside). Please invite everyone you know because it is a free community event for people of all ages. Below is the list of activities (all are free while supplies last):        

Hay Ride to the Pumpkin Patch (free pumpkin while supplies last) Dinner (Hotdogs & Pastor Tom’s famous Hobo Stew) Cotton Candy Fall themed photo booth Face Painting Trunk or Treating (we are hoping for 50-75 trunks this year Music Bounce House

If you are interested in helping us make or goal of 50 to 75 trunks this year or in any other way (set up, take down, parking crew, or safety crew) please contact our Director of Christian Education at [email protected]

We Love providing a fun and safe environment for you and your family this Halloween season. Mark your calendars and help us make this a special event for you and your family.

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New Life Groups Forming! Thank you to all who stopped by our table at the Rally Day! We especially thank those 20 people who indicated their interest in Life Groups. We will soon be in touch with you regarding Life Groups in your neighborhood. If you missed this opportunity and are interested in joining a Life Group, please contact Bob Kalthoff ([email protected]; Phone or text, 818-314-7481), or Judy Kalthoff ([email protected]; Phone or text, 818-314-7480). Some leaders are practicing in October what they learned in training. We also have a new Life Group being formed with Brett Lindemood as Leader and John Wiemer as Co-leader! They hope to start by first of November. If you are interested in joining this Life Group, contact Bob or Judy Kalthoff (see above). You may also contact Brett Lindemood ([email protected]; 208-982-1461). Please join us in praying that God will bless the discipleship process at FCLC. Something to Think About (with apologies to Dr. J. Vernon McGee) Suppose I should ask you, “What is the primary objective and purpose of reaching out to our community?” What would your answer be? Some would respond “to save souls.” It is true that community outreach should result in the saving of souls, but that is not the primary purpose. Someone else might say “We should preach the Gospel to every creature in order that we might obey the command of our Lord Jesus Christ. Those are our orders. We are to preach the Gospel everywhere. We are to get the Word of God out to people around the globe.” While this is true, it is not the primary motive of community outreach. It’s close but, not quite it. Let’s look at Psalm 67 verses 5 and 7. “May the peoples praise you O God; may all the peoples praise you….God will bless us, and all the ends of the earth will fear (reverential trust) Him.” So, the chief end of community outreach is to glorify God! That is the engine that pulls the train of every Christian enterprise. The engine is to glorify god, and that which follows is this: preach the Gospel, and get the Word out so people can be saved. We glorify God when we get His Word out. We glorify him when we teach the Gospel. We glorify Him when people are saved. The purpose is to glorify God!

Paving His Way (PHW)—PHW, the westward expansion of FCLC's parking lot, is finally nearing completion. The islands in the new parking area were excavated, filled with topsoil, and irrigation systems installed Sept 14th, and then the whole lot was striped Sept 18th. By Oct 15th, we expect to have new LED lighting installed throughout our parking areas, which will significantly improve night-time safety at FCLC. We are also on track to landscape the new parking islands by mid-Oct to complete this project. PHW costs are expected to end ~ 19% higher than originally planned due to Increased commodity costs (+20%) and extra civil engineering work. To that end, we encourage continued contributions towards PHW so that we end in the "black." If you have questions, please contact Ron Bischoff, Cell (208) 514-6643.

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Youth Group News & October Calendar The 2018 Car Wash and Yard Sale was a huge success! We washed 280 cars on a gloomy Saturday. Thank you to everyone who donated items for the Yard Sale, brought your car to be washed, volunteered for the event, and/or pledged a youth. All proceeds will go to help the youth of our church either go to the National Youth Gathering in July of 2019 or go to Camp Perkins for the winter or summer camps. If you pledged a youth please understand the process involved: 1. The youth take pledges (this has been completed). 2. The youth wash cars (this has been completed). 3. The youth fill out and mail you your pledge letter (This is will be done by September 23rd). 4. You receive the letter and keep it as your only tax document for this donation (you will receive the letter in the mail by October 1st). 5. Return by mail or by hand delivery the Car Wash Envelope (provided to you in the mail) to the church office. It always amazes me how much this church supports youth and children ministry. Thank you again, Brett Lindemood – Director of Christian Education Sunday October 21st 9:45am - Pre-school through 2nd Grade Sunday School Class. Meet in the sanctuary for opening – class in room 206 9:45am - 3rd Grade through 6th Grade Sunday School Class. Meet in the sanctuary for opening – class in room 210 9:45am - Jr. & Sr. High Sunday Morning Bible Class. Meet in room 208. Leader: Joelle Holmquist 12:00pm - 3rd & 4th Grade Youth Group – We are going to Dart Warz – Cost $20.00 per youth – Lunch is provided. 4:30pm - 1st & 2nd Year Confirmation 6:00pm - Jr./Sr. High Youth Group

Sunday October 7th 9:45am - Pre-school through 2nd Grade Sunday School Class. Meet in the sanctuary for opening – class in room 206 9:45am - 3rd Grade through 6th Grade Sunday School Class. Meet in the sanctuary for opening – class in room 210 9:45am - Jr. & Sr. High Sunday Morning Bible Class. Meet in room 208. Leader: Jennifer Schutte 12:00pm – 5th & 6th Grade Youth Group – Going to Wahooz – cost: $20.00 per youth – Lunch is provided. 6:00pm – Jr./Sr. High Youth Group

Friday October 26th 12:00pm to 5pm – Trunk Or Treat & Fall Festival set up 5pm to 6pm – Cars arrive to set up trunks 6pm to 8:30pm – TRUNK-or-TREAT and FALL FESTIVAL Saturday October 27th 9:30 am - we are looking for 8 youth and 2 adults who would be interested in serving at the Idaho Food Bank for a couple of hours. First come first serve.

Sunday October 14th 9:45am - Pre-school through 2nd Grade Sunday School Class. Meet in the sanctuary for opening – class in room 206 9:45am - 3rd Grade through 6th Grade Sunday School Class. Meet in the sanctuary for opening – class in room 210 9:45am - Jr. & Sr. High Sunday Morning Bible Class. Meet in room 208. Leader: Daffny Lindemood 4:30pm – 1st & 2nd Year Confirmation 6:00pm – Jr./Sr. High Youth Group – We have invite other youth groups of the valley to join us.

Sunday October 28th 9:45am - Pre-school through 2nd Grade Sunday School Class. Meet in the sanctuary for opening – class in room 206 9:45am - 3rd Grade through 6th Grade Sunday School Class. Meet in the sanctuary for opening – class in room 210 9:45am - Jr. & Sr. High Sunday Morning Bible Class. Meet in room 208. Leader: Britt & Dan Collingwood 11:00am - Children’s Message: Joelle Holmquist 6:00pm – Jr./Sr. High Youth Group

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October Birthdays Oct. 1 Oct. 2: Oct. 3:

Sue Buuck Dawna Woodruff Bradley Israel Malinda Johnson Oct. 5: Harvey Beck Oct. 7: Paige Runcorn Oct. 8: Merlyn Schmeckpeper Oct. 11: Sylvie Brune Oct. 12: Olivia Shriner Oct. 14: Audrey Holmquist

October Anniversaries Oct. 17: Oct. 20: Oct. 22: Oct. 23: Oct. 24: Oct. 26: Oct. 29:

Nancy Cheney Conner Rehwalt Roger Hilliard David Reinke Andrew Hancock Nan Bockelman Ann Smith Krystin Collinwood Peyton Goodman Ruth Luke

No October wedding anniversaries.

Nurture Groups Eagle Nurture Group 2nd & 4th Wednesdays at 7:00 at Dick & Ruth Kanemasu’s home at 990 W. Oakhampton Dr. Eagle (208830-0706) Star-Eagle Nurture Group Wednesday evenings at 7:00pm at David & Susan Banker’s home at 300 W. Sutter Dr. Eagle Contact Bill Basye (208-2860691) or Mike Sivey (208-859-0079) Star Nurture Group Tuesday evenings at 7:00 pm at Rick & Emelie Woodall’s home. Contact them at 208-286-7508 for more information.

Weekday Bible Studies Women’s Friday Breakfast (Star)

West Boise Nurture Group 1st & 3rd Wednesdays at 7:00pm at FCLC. (Except during Advent and Lent) Free childcare available! Contact Aaron or Rachel Hubler. Email or text: 208-559-2560 or 208-8599095

Contact Dottie Basye 208-949-5020

Men’s Friday Morning Breakfast (50’s Café - Meridian) Contact Merlyn Schmeckpeper 208-888-9494

Men’s Friday Morning Breakfast (Star) Contact Bill Basye 208-286-0691

Men’s Friday Morning Breakfast (Moxi Java - Meridian-Locust Grove at E. Fairview)

Safety & Preparedness Group Meets 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 at FCLC. Contact Lynn House for more information (208-830-0078)

Contacts Dale Bentley (208-859-4001) & Chuck DeVito (208-505-7579)

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October Ministry Updates The Quilters Group is in need of solid colored, new or gently used flat sheets. The Quilters Group also has an ongoing need of funds to cover the cost of quilt batting & shipping for quilts shipped to Lutheran World Relief. Any monetary donations are very much appreciated.

Caring Ministry reaches out in love to offer support, caring, comfort, and fellowship to those experiencing loneliness, illness, loss, or other life changes.. This is our mission.

Our next meeting is on Monday, Oct. 8th at 10:00 a.m. at FCLC. This is an open invitation to the ladies of FCLC. We would welcome your visit to the Caring Ministry meetings to see if this ministry might be where you feel you could best serve the Lord. We meet on the second Monday of each month at 10:00 a.m. at church, in the south Sunday School room, Room 132. . Contact Donnette House (297-0775) or Patsy Kern (888-2979) if you are interested in join this awesome ministry.

Workday Fellowship Work Day at the church is on Saturday, Oct. 13th from 9:00am - Noon. Indoor and outdoor projects to help with. Lunch is served. As always, you can find out what’s needed and work on your own time schedule. Regular Work Days are every Saturday at 9:00am AND lunch is provided! Mike Sivey Director of Properties (208-859-0079)

The Hospitality Committee needs your help! The Weekly GRUNT Crew and the Monthly Saturday Workday Fellowship Crew need lunch! Can you help? Please sign up on the sheet on the Information Kiosk or contact Susan Banker (208-455-9499). Thank you!

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SUNDAYS AT FRIENDSHIP CELEBRATION Worship Services: 8:15 am & 11:00 am Fellowship Time: 9:15-9:45 am Children Sunday School: 9:45-10:45 am Adult Bible Classes: 9:45-10:45am (Nursery available both Services & Sunday School Hour)

FALL ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES Class: Matthew’s Gospel Teacher: Pastor Matt Henry Description: The Gospel of Matthew shows Jesus to be the promised Messiah and also calls the modern reader to follow in His steps just as the author did. In this case we will explore all 28 chapters and the major themes of what Jesus taught including discipleship and parables on the kingdom at hand. Resources: Lifelight guide, two CPH commentaries by Dr. Jeff Gibbs (Professor at St. Louis Seminary and expert on Matthew) Class: The Book of Judges: Ordinary People, Extraordinary God! Teacher: Pastor Tom Hausch Description: The Book of Judges is a highly relevant for Christians today. No other book shows so clearly how God uses ordinary people (in spite of their faults) to do mighty deeds for His glory. The study will guide you in discovering specific ways God desires to use you for His extraordinary purpose. Resources: The book of Judges, The Peoples Bible Commentary (CPH) Class: Esther Teacher: Ken Priebe Description: Jewish Roots – the Bible in context of people, place, and time. Resources: Various commentaries Class: Holy Land Study Teachers: Lynn House & Linda Varnes Description: An introduction to the land and language of Jesus through travel pics from the House’s recent trip to Israel and the study of the Hebrew alphabet as evident in the Life of Jesus. Resources: Lynn and Donnette House’s pictures from Israel, “Finding Yeshua in the Hebrew Alphabet” by Linda Varnes, “I Know a Little Hebrew (and his name is David)” by Linda Varnes Class: Adult Special Needs Description: Miracles in the Bible

Teachers: Jack Hansen &Neal Lindemood

Resources: The Bible

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F Y I—Resources

Church Staff: Senior Pastor: Matt Henry [email protected]

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Worship Service available on DVD for those homebound, or anyone who would like to hear and see last Sunday's message. Call church office.

Founding Pastor: Tom Hausch [email protected]

Director of Christian Education: Brett Lindemood [email protected]

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To put a prayer on the Prayer Chain contact: Jenny Kandler 362-5410 or email her at [email protected]. (Note: Also call to let her know you sent a prayer request) In the event that, Jenny Kandler. In the event that, Jenny Kandler can't be reached for prayer chain, please call/ notify, Donnette House (208-297-0775) at [email protected].

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Fellowship Time with coffee/juice and treats from 9:15-9:45am on Sundays. Thanks to various people/groups for providing each month. You may provide treats for a special occasion (Baptism, Birthday, Confirmation, etc.) if you wish for our Fellowship Time. Contact the church office at (208) 288-2404.

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Stay up to date on congregation happenings by receiving the Friendly 411 Weekly via email every Thursday afternoon. To subscribe email Joan Hammerson at [email protected]

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Your “Friendly Findings” Newsletter is available in the foyer at church or on our church website: www.friendshipcelebration.org. Newsletter article deadline is 20th of each month and may be submitted by email to: [email protected]. Or contact the church office at (208) 288-2404.

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Church Office Hours: Kayla Liehe (Office Mgr.) Monday through Friday 8:30am— 4:00pm. Joan Hammerson (Secretary) Tuesday-Thursday-Friday 8:30am-2:00pm.

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Preschool Director: Lori Jensen [email protected]

Office Manager: Kayla Liehe [email protected]

Church Secretary: Joan Hammerson [email protected]

Lay Leadership Council President: Karl Bokenkamp Vice-President: Wayne Wierson Secretary: Kathy Hieb Chief Financial Officer: Peggy Runcorn Director Discipleship: David Reinke Director Evangelism: Dale Bentley Director Education: Nicole Sarty Director Property Mgmt.: Mike Sivey

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Every Sunday: 8:15 am & 11:00 am Worship Services 9:15 am Fellowship Time 9:45 am Sunday School for All Off-site Bible studies & Nurture Groups: See Newsletter or online

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12pm 5th/6th Grade Youth Group

6:00pm Jr/Sr High Youth Group

14 Preschool Sings at 11am svc 4:30pm Youth Confirmation 6:00pm Valley-wide Jr/Sr High Youth Group

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21 Quilt Blessing 22 12pm 34rd/4th Grade Youth Group Elder Meeting 12:15pm 4:30pm Youth Confirmation 6:00pm Jr/Sr High Youth Group

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Reformation Sunday

FCLC ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! 12pm Circuit Reformation Service Grace Caldwell 4pm Jr./Sr. High Youth Group 6pm

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Church work Day 8am

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Men’s Breakfast 8am Cancer Seminar 10am-1pm LWML Western Zone Fall Rally at Beautiful Savior Boise 9am

Preschool Chapel—BL 10am& 1:30pm

Women’s Bible Study 9:15am Preschool Chapel—BL 10am& 1:30pm Worship Team #2 6:45pm

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Quilter Group 10am

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9:30am Idaho Food Bank Service Trip

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Lawrence/Wellborn Reception dinner @ 6pm

Newsletter Article Deadline! Robin and Kim Wedding 2-3pm

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Trunk or Treat 6pm

Women’s Bible Study 10:00am

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Women’s Bible Study 10:00am

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Preschool Chapel—PM 10am& 1:30pm Quilter Group 10am Preschool Staff meeting 11:45am

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Women’s Bible Study 9:15am Preschool Chapel—PT 10am& 1:30pm Worship Team #4 6:45pm

Women’s Bible Study 9:15am Preschool Chapel—PM 10am& 1:30pm Worship Team #3 6:45pm

Quilter Group 10am

Women’s Bible Study 9:15am Preschool Chapel—PT 10am& 1:30pm Worship Team #1 6:45pm

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Preschool Chapel—PT 10am& 1:30pm Quilter Group 10am

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South ID Pastors Conference—Good Shepherd—Boise

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Preschool Chapel—BL 10am& 1:30pm

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