Mark Your Calendar - St. Paul`s Lutheran Church

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
612 Jennings St.
Sioux City, IA 51101-1820
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School: www.splssiouxcity.org
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258-6325
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June/July 2016
St. Paul’s Family Letter
June/July 2016
Mark Your Calendar
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
U.S. Postage Paid
Sioux City, Iowa
PERMIT NUMBER 117
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LAMPLIGHTERS, Wed., June 1st, 9:30 a.m.
at Trinity, Hinton
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WOMEN’S LEAGUE, Thurs., June 2nd, 1:00 p.m.
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VBS—Mon.—Fri., June 6-10, 5:15 light supper, 5:45 VBS
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CLEAN UP/FIX UP —Sat., Jun. 11th, 9 a.m.
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YOUNG AT HEART, Sun., Jun. 19st, following 2nd
service
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MERRY WIDOWS, will meet Mon., Jun. 20th at noon
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PARISH PLANNING, Tues., Jun. 28th, 6:30 p.m.
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BLOOD PRESSURES, Sun., Jun. 28th, 9:30 a.m.
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LAMPLIGHTERS, Wed., Jul. 6th, 9:30 a.m., at Calvary
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CLEAN UP/FIX UP, Sat., Jul. 9th, 9 a.m.
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YOUNG AT HEART—Sun., Jul. 17th, following 2nd
service.
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MERRY WIDOWS, will meet Mon., Jul. 18th
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LWML, Thurs., Jul. 21st, 9:30 a.m. at Latham Park.
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MYSTERY TRIP, Fri., Jul. 22nd,
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GOLF OUTING, Sun., Jul. 24th
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PARISH PLANNING, Tues., Jul. 26th, 6:30 p.m.
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stewardship
phrase,
“Stewardship
without
mission is unnecessary and
mission without stewardship
is impossible.” Stewardship
and
mission
are
inseparable. The funding of
the
Great
Commission
needs
to
come
from
believers. The money which
God entrusts to us has
many purposes, and the
funding of mission work is of
first importance. Through
the giving of our money, we
demonstrate our obedience
to Jesus’ command to reach
out to all people. Paul wrote
that, through our giving, we
“test the sincerity of [our]
love by comparing it with the
earnestness of others” (2
Corinthians 8:8).
Money and the Great
Commission
Jesus’ parting command
was: “Therefore go and
make disciples of all nations,
baptizing them in the name
of the Father and of the Son
and of the Holy Spirit, and
teaching them to obey
everything
I
have
commanded you.” (Matthew
28:19-20). Jesus was very
direct and explicit with His
mandate.
There is no
question as to where or with
whom we are to share the
Gospel. The love that God
gives to us is to be shared
by us with all people
everywhere. He has given
us our marching orders,
and, in His strength, we can
give ourselves fully to His
work.
For
nonbelievers
and
those who lack spiritual
maturity, the giving of
money is done begrudgingly
out of a sense of obligation.
By the grace of God, our
attitude toward giving is a
“want to” rather than a “got
to” give. We view giving as
a
privilege
and
an
opportunity to spread the
Gospel through our money.
Our giving expresses our
gratitude for who God is and
all that He has done for us
through His Son. Through
faith, we hold onto our
money loosely and then are
privileged to experience the
Because God has chosen
to use us as His tools to
bring salvation to all people,
we must use our lives and
gifts to spread the Good
News. Paul wrote, “We are
therefore
Christ’s
ambassadors, as though
God were making His
appeal through us” (2
Corinthians 5:20). One of
the tools that God gives us
to use in our mission of
reaching out to others with
the Gospel is our money.
According
to
an
old
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joy of giving as we give God
our first and best.
As
Christians we understand that
God has a claim on all that
we have, so we willingly and
cheerfully give our money to
help all people hear of God’s
love. Money is an important
tool for God’s mission.
Through our faithful giving,
we are able to leverage our
witnessing to all people.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR SENIORS!!
BRETT BAKER, son of Karen & Bill Baker, graduates from West High
School. He plans to go to Western Iowa Tech Community College.
AMANDA DODDS, daughter of Richard & Paula Dodds, graduated
from South Sioux City High School.
ANDRIA WORDEN, daughter of Michel & Jamie Worden, graduated
from West High School mid-year and has been a student at
Western Iowa Tech Community College.
LINCOLN LARSEN, son of Erik & Linda Larsen, graduated from Hinton Community High School. Plans to attend Concordia Univ., Irvine CA.
JOE POPKEN, graduated from the University of Northern Iowa and
is working at Morningside College in the admissions office.
ANAMARIE VAN CURA, daughter of Susie Joines, graduated from
Iowa State University with degrees in Early Childhood Education, and Adult & Family Services. She will working at Girls Inc.
this summer.
Attention Thrivent Members
The first quarter of 2016 has past. You can now contact
Thrivent and designate any or all of your ‘Choice Dollars”.
If you call 1-800-847-4836 and press 1 you need only to follow the prompt.
If you prefer to go online, go to Thrivent.com/thriventchoice
and select “Get started Now” and follow their directives.
This is a great way to increase the ministry programs at St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church and School with no out-of-pocket
cost. For more information call Lon Stuhr @ 712-259-3387.
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Steward Builders
A newsletter to help you grow as a steward
Worshiping God through
Giving
We worship God through
our worship services as we
pray, sing, and give Him praise.
We can live lives that give Him
honor and glory; however, in
some ways, the money that we
give to God is one of the most
special ways that we can
worship Him. It is difficult to
give money because there are
many things that can be
purchased with our money to
make our lives easier and more
comfortable. The giving of our
money is a testimony of our
praise and gratitude to God. Is
there anything more worshipful
than honoring God with our
money?
Testing your Knowledge
of Scripture
What parable could the
following picture refer to?
If you said the Parable of
the Two Builders, you were
right. “Therefore everyone who
hears these words of Mine and
puts them into practice is like a
wise man who built his house
on a rock. The rain came down,
the streams rose, and the winds
blew and beat against that
house; yet it did not fall,
because it had its foundation on
the rock. But everyone who
hears these words of Mine and
does not put them into practice
is like a foolish man who built
his house on sand. The rain
came down, the streams rose,
and the winds blew and beat
against that house, and it fell
with a great crash” (Matthew
7:24-27).
The wise builder selects a
site on a rock. Then he will not
need to worry about heavy rains
or strong winds. A house built
upon rock has a foundation that
lasts.
A foolish builder
constructs his house as though
he is pitching a tent.
Through this parable, Jesus
is telling us that a person who
hears His words and puts them
into practice is like the wise
builder. It is foolish to hear the
words of Jesus and not obey
them. Such a person may be
compared to a builder who
builds his house on the sand
without a foundation. Jesus
wants us to hear His words
and obey them.
The Pump Needs to be
Primed
If you’ve ever been on a
farm, you may be familiar with
old-fashioned water pumps.
When pumps have been out
of use for a time, they can
often be pumped fruitlessly.
The problem can be solved by
priming the pump with water,
which expands the cork,
bringing up water, rather than
just air.
Life can be compared to
that pump.
In order to
receive, one may need to give
first.
We have to put
something into life to get
something out of it.
Paul
stated
this
principle
in
Galatians 6:7: “A man reaps
what he sows.” Rewards and
successes in life are earned;
they result from hard work and
time.
This principle of priming the
pump, of sowing and reaping,
applies to our giving as well.
It is true that God provides for
all. Jesus Himself said, “He
[God] causes His sun to rise
on the evil and the good, and
sends rain on the righteous
and
the
unrighteous” (Matthew 5:45).
However, He also promised a
special blessing on those who
are generous in their giving:
“A generous man will prosper;
he who refreshes others will
himself
be
refreshed” (Proverbs 11:25).
As redeemed children of
God, our main motivation for
giving is our desire to respond
with grateful hearts to Him for
His marvelous gifts to us,
especially the gift of His Son,
Jesus, Who brought us
forgiveness of sins and life
eternal. We will desire to
give, not for reward, but to
honor Him with our lives and
our time, our talents and our
treasures. We will find that
we cannot out-give God.
Speaking through the prophet
Malachi, God challenged,
“‘Bring the whole tithe into the
storehouse, that there may be
food in My house. Test Me in
this,’ says the Lord Almighty,
‘and see if I will not throw
open the floodgates of heaven
and pour out so much
blessing that you will not have
room enough for it’” (Malachi
3:10).
Accept God’s challenge:
put Him to the test. Prime the
pump.
Your Final Message
Most people want to put off
thinking about and preparing
for the time when the Lord will
take them to His eternal
home.
You should be
prepared because only God
knows
each
person’s
timetable. Whether you are
given a short or long life, you
can have a final opportunity,
through a will or trust, to share
a message of your love for
Christ and a gift to continue
your
faithful
stewardship.
Your last will and testament
can proclaim your love of
the Lord and provide an
encouragement
to
your
families and friends to grow in
their faith.
Through a
Christian Preamble, which is
the way you can
begin a will or
trust, you have
your
last
opportunity
to
witness to your
loved ones.
If your will or
trust gives a final
testimony of your
trust in the Lord, it
will be a real
source of encouragement to
those you leave behind. It will
comfort your family and
friends to know that you
believed and trusted in the
promise that Jesus gave in
John 11:25-26, “I am the
resurrection and the life. He
who believes in Me will live,
even though he dies; and
whoever lives and believes in
Me will never die. If your
Christian preamble is in a will,
your message will go beyond
your family and friends,
because a will is filed in
probate court which is public
record.
A will or trust is also a
wonderful time to put your
love for the Lord into action
with a gift for the Lord’s work
through your church.
For
many Christians, this may be
the biggest gift they make. A
bequest in your will gives the
message
of
Christ’s
importance to
you. A gift for
the Lord’s work
acknowledges
God’s
ownership
of
your life and
things and that
you are simply
returning them
to God Who provided them for
your use. As J. Gregory Pope
said, “Planning an enduring
gift
that
supports
and
perpetuates
the
Gospel
message is a significant—
sometimes final—witness of a
faithful and maturing disciple
in response to the grace of a
loving God.”
May God grant us all an
abundant measure of His
grace so our final messages
will bring glory to Him.
Blessings on your Stewardship Journey!
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F.Y.I.
PRESCHOOL AIDE OPENING AT ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN
SCHOOL...The Board of Education is hiring a Preschool aide
for part time work (12:30 p.m—5:30 p.m.) The aide must have
at least a high school diploma and be able to pass a background
check, have a certificate of CPR & First Aid for infant, child &
adult, and be willing to complete universal precautions, mandatory reporting, and 10 hours of class within the first year of employment. If you are interested in this position, please call Mrs.
Strong Davis at 712-258-6325 or 712-899-3396.
LOVE OFFERING for the remainder of the year will be devoted
to “Church Restoration” projects. Bd. of Stewardship .
YOUNG AT HEART CLUB will meet for a noon meal after the
late service in the church basement “fellowship hall”, Sun., June
19th. “Kentucky Fried Chicken” will be furnished with those in
attendance bringing the side dishes. Join us for a great meal
and fellowship. The Committee
St. Paul’s Lutheran Women’s League—May, 2016
Hostesses for the May meeting were Joyce Santi & Vera Stoltze.
There were 9 members and Pastor Kenny present.
Vice President Bernice Johnsen opened the meeting with a reading, ”You Know Me Inside Out”.
Pastor’s devotion was based on Psalm 139 and Romans 5:8.
God’s love to us.
The minutes and treasurer’s report were approved.
Circle Reports:
Anna Circle – Making Quilts. More volunteers needed.
Elizabeth Circle continues the Prayer Chain.
Mary Martha Circle will meet at Carolyn Stuhr’s.
Corresponding Secretary sent 4 Get well cards.
There was no old or new business.
June hostesses will be Bernice Johnsen & Frances Ramedan.
The July meeting will be at Latham Park.
We sang the hymns “A Hymn of Glory Let us Sing” and “We
Thank Thee Jesus, Dearest Friend”.
A motion was made to adjourn.
We closed with the Lord’s Prayer.
Respectfully Submitted,
Vernice Seebach, Secretary
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Mission News
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Julie Lutz PO Box 803, Western Highlands Prov.,
Papau, New Guinea (lutz.travel@gmail.com)
Rev. Shauen & Krista Trump (www.TheTrumps.org)
Rev. Tim & Lisa Beckendorf (tbeckendorf@LBT.org)
Rev. Henry & Ruthie Witte
Please pray and correspond with our missionaries
From the Beckendorfs
Approved! Thank you for all who have been praying that our work
and residency permits would be renewed. It is always a time of
stress gathering all the required paperwork along with all the appropriate stamps of approval and submitting it on time.
A Beginning… One of the goals for Tim, Moses and Splash is to
teach literacy in several of the Khwe villages. One day a week is
scheduled for literacy work. Splash is a natural teacher and comes
alive in front of a group of people. One middle aged man who had
never gone to school was reading at the end of the day. On the
next visit to that village, before the session began, Tim was listening as that same man was reading from our translation of Genesis,
practicing his new skill.
At Last! We thank all of you who have been praying for the rains to
come here. They finally did arrive several months later than normal. For those who planted their fields, the crops look good. However, many people did not prepare their fields or plant because it
looked like the rains would not come. Please pray that good will be
available and accessible during the coming winter and dry season.
Since moving to our new house, we’ve had disastrous attempts at
gardening. If it wasn’t the ever present nematodes infecting and
destroying plants it was the local fauna eating everything. Tim has
cleared a spot and built a 15x15 foot structure and covered it with
shade net, made some raised beds to minimize the effects of the
nematodes. The shade net keeps out the plundering animals and
gives some protection from the strong sunshine. We have been
enjoying sweet corn, peas, carrots, squash, tomatoes and greens.
We give thanks for successful gardening & pray that it will continue.
Donations Needed for Mercy Meals
Please consider a donation to Mercy Meals of
Siouxland. Mercy Meals of Siouxland needs an additional $10,000.00 in donations each year to replace
the grant awarded by the Iowa District West LWML
in 2014. We used the last money from the grant
in April 2016. If you would like to donate, please make
your check payable to Mercy Meals of Siouxland/Faith
Lutheran Church and mail it to Mercy Meals of
Siouxland, Faith Lutheran Church, 3101 Hamilton
Boulevard, Sioux City, Iowa 51104. Thank you for your
prayers and support of Mercy Meals of Siouxland.
Thank you for assisting by placing this notice in
your bulletins and newsletters.
Blessings, Larry Joines
Dear St. Paul's,
Thank you for all you have done for my preschool classroom at St. Paul's Lutheran School the past four years.
Thanks for the donations in the past and all the prayers
and support. I have accepted another job in a public
school. I wish St. Paul's church and school blessings in
the future.
God's Blessings,
Aranda Stai
Academics—Tim has been in Boston for 2 weeks attending classes
to begin a program for an advanced degree in translation. Most of
the course is done via distance and will take 3 years. This will enable him to teach translation courses to aspiring national translators. Your servants in Christ, Tim, Lisa, Aaron & Andrew
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June Birthdays
June Anniversaries
06/01
Doug & Wilma Siefker (56)
Jeff & Kim Strom (25)
06/03
Patrick & Shelly Demara (23)
Brad & Holly Doerr (4)
06/04
Tom & Gail Brown (44)
Dale & Lila Jurries (33)
06/05
Jim & Betty Moser (67)
Roy & Barbara Sampson (45)
Erik & Linda Larsen (23)
Brandon & Patty Kasdorf (7)
06/06
Dick & Connie Dodds (58)
Tim & Alicia Everton (7)
Michael & Nicole Lewis (1)
06/07
Norbert & Vernice Seebach (52
David & Ashley Searls (2)
06/09
Rev. Steve & Marijo Benson
(32)
Dallas & Pam Schulz (26)
Tom & Cindy Klunker (26)
06/10
Steve & Marcia Shook (38)
06/11
Lon & Carolyn Stuhr (51)
06/12
Bob & Charlotte Grothaus (56)
Ken & Karen Fluent (46)
06/13
Steven & Joyce Segebart (29)
06/14
Allen & Judy Collins (41)
06/16
Frank & Michelle Tenuta (4)
Donald & Jennifer Ferris (4)
06/17
Josh & Amanda Gardner (10)
Matt & Sarah Haller (10)
06/18
Adam & Jill Orban (11)
06/19
Kenny & Tammy Kasdorf (34)
06/20
Jon & Lexie Levay
06/21
Keith & Linda Grauer (41)
06/22
Rev. Kenny & Andrea Hsu (8)
06/23
Kenneth & Lisa Sherman (15)
06/25
Steve & Mary Haller (39)
06/27
Don & Faye Koch (62)
Jim & Kim Weier (24)
06/29
Cory & Charmaine Black (3)
06/30
Jason & Kelly Wagner (15)
06/01
Carroll Egdorf
Ben Schroeder
Erin White
06/02
Marlene Anderson
Rosella Dage
Linda Grauer
06/03
Dawn Dodds
Shelly Demara
Chloe Black
06/04
Lane Christiansen
Adelyn Zediker
06/05
Sandra Andersen
Sherri Benson
Joey Ellickson
Stacy Jaminet
Ben Erickson
06/06
Joshua Blanford
Judy Jordan
Cheri Wheatcraft
Colby Christiansen
Marijo Benson
06/07
Dennis Harwood
Vernice Seebach
Joe Rose, Jr.
Reagan Granstrom
Sean Herfel
06/08
Tammy Kasdorf
06/09
Jennifer Barnes
06/10
Enjoy Your Special Day!
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Darlene Allison
Isabella Coleman
06/11
Doris Sherrill
Rodney Petersen
06/12
Delbert Johns
Cody Peck
Amanda Dodds
06/22
Lake Larson
Christopher Ford
06/23
Joan Carney
Brandi Beller
06/24
06/13
Noah Johnson
Adam Schuldt
Jenna Weier
06/14
Michelle Siefker
Maxine Jones
Angela Bengford
Stephanie Roan
Jeanette Hult
Patricia Sulzbach
Mary Larsen
Jacob Sulzbach
06/15
Cody O’Dell
Alexa Wilcox
06/16
Bruce Nance
Katie White
06/17
Kathy Abbe
Mickie Striegel
Kim Sparr
06/18
Lori Eickholt
Brooklynne Grant
06/19
Mikie Hogan
06/20
Wanita Bishop
Larry Doerr
Sarah Gunn
06/21
Stephanie Liu
Richard Sulzbach, Jr.
Karsen Gomez
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06/25
06/26
David Attema
Deb Durio
06/27
Fran Snyder
Sue Barnes
Marcus Lane
Alexis Kasdorf
06/28
Kathy Coyle
Isaac Swearingen
Daniel Durio
Riggin Ferris
06/29
James Wetrosky
Tyler Dodds
Dawn Anderson
06/30
Rose Attema
Charmaine Black
July Birthdays
July Anniversaries
07/03
Rodney & Wanda Petersen (46)
07/06
Matt & Erin Chatham (15)
07/07
Matt & Heather Koll (15)
Mark & Patricia Berger-Conlon (12)
07/08
Michael & Catherine Bliven (34)
07/10
Ron & Dorothy Will (23)
Dustin & Tara Felix (6)
07/13
Don & Jody Taylor (20)
07/17
Robert & Theresa Hammond (40)
07/19
Damian & Ali Comeaux (8)
Jose & Kendra Gomez (2)
07/24
Jeffrey & Nancy Arndt (21)
Darin & Michelle Dodds (6)
07/25
John & Joan Ellickson (35)
07/27
Richard & Paula Dodds (31)
07/28
Carroll & Karen Egdorf (49)
07/29
Jeff & Lisa Wiese (21)
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.07/02
Brenda Budzinski
Gabriel Hannemann
Jordan Hodges
Travis Yingst
07/03
Lois Donaldson
Krystal Ramirez
Dane Wagner
Katie White
07/04
Roger Lane
Michael Morey
07/05
Mary Jordan
Bernie Attema
Lori Norton Johnson
07/06
Jayce Burke
Tate Seibold
07/07
Bob Grothaus
Theresa Barcus
Leann Orr
07/08
Rich Grothaus
Jaydn Langholdt
07/09
Edward Petersen
Morgan Roepke
Patty Kasdorf
07/10
Brad Doerr
Don Lantis
Jamie Worden
07/11
Loren Roepke
Adrianna Tenuta
E.C. Van Cura
Ava Hannemann
07/12
Kendra Gomez
Rebekah Ramirez
Roger Brown
Elli King-Peters
07/13
Barb Lee
Wanda Petersen
07/14
Edgar Hult
Sandra Rise
Marilyn Pratt
07/15
Leigh Schuldt
Cullen Gomez
Shelli Tuttle
07/16
Frank Tenuta
Stephanie Burnett
Kennadi Woehler
07/17
Rachel Carney
Diane Hueschen
Bonnie Marks
Lydia Gomez
Ron Cason
07/20
Kaleb Beougher
07/21
Laurie Baldwin
Tresa Matthews
07/22
Karen Dirks
Barbara Carlson
Marlene Herbst
Elijah Yingst
07/23
William Winckler
Samuel Marrinan
Carol Cullens
Kyleigh Ford
Mia Schroeder
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07/24
Jennifer Monk
Cameron Paul
07/25
Samantha Carter
Daisy Coleman
07/26
Bob Lehr
Bob Sensanbaugh
Frances Westhoff
Marcus Williams
Chris Hannemann
07/27
Connie Huber
Brittney Kroeger
07/28
Don Koch
Jim Winckler
07/29
Jeff Donaldson
Braxi Gomez
07/30
Suzanne Simmonds
07/31
Jack Smith
Dawn Biddle
Tanaeya Worden
Christopher Meek
Justice Sherman
Chaney Neff
JOIN US!!
CANOEING THE NIOBRARA RIVER-VALENTINE, NEAUGUST 3-6 - St Paul's Youth and family members are
welcome to come along. We will be meeting up with Trinity
Lutheran Church from Garden City, KS, along with a couple
of other LCMS churchs from Colby, Ks and a couple of Nebraska congregations to enjoy canoeing, Kayaking and tubing down the Niobrara River. We will meet up with these
groups on August 3rd to enjoy 3 of camping, Canoeing and
activities. We will enjoy Christian fellowship at Smith
Falls State Park. Come enjoy campfire devotions and sing
a longs, great food, fellowship and games along with two
great days on the river. This will be a great time for
meeting new Christian friends and enjoying time with other friends and family.
Please set aside the dates and watch upcoming bulletins
for more information. We will leave Sioux City around
1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, August 3rd and be back early
Saturday afternoon.
Please Pray for our Youth. - 7 youth and 2 Adults will be
attending the LCMS National Youth Gathering. We will be
leaving Friday, July 15th and returning Thursday, July
21st. The Youth Gathering is from July 16th through the
20th. We will be joining approximately 30,000 other
LCMS youth in New Orleans, LA to praise the Lord and
grow in our personal relationship with our Savior.
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TWO UPCOMING CONCERTS
CHRISTIAN CROSS FESTIVAL in Norfolk NE, June 10 &
11. St. Paul’s Youth will be attending this fun event and
are inviting families and members to join us on June 11th.
RISEFEST 2016—June 17 & 18 in Sheldon, IA Tickets are
$35 (children 10 and under free, now thru May 31st.
Check the announcements in the Sunday bulletin.
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What is happening
in our School?
Paulina Field Day
The Kdg. through 5th graders went to Field Day in Paulina
on May 6, 2016. Below are the results of the various
competitions.
Ball Throw
Kdg.: Anita 1st place, Ashlyn 2nd place, Juliet 4th place
1st Gr.: Olivia 1st place, Jacob 3rd place, Kamryn 4th place,
2nd Gr.: Justice 1st place, Breezie 1st place, Bennett 4th place
4th Gr.: Diamond 1st place
50 Yard Dash
Kdg.: Beau 1st, Noah 2nd, Kane 3rd, Ashlyn 4th
1st Gr.: Olivia 2nd
3rd Gr.: Ave 4th
4th Gr.: Diamond 2nd
Sack Race
Kdg.: Noah 1st, Mckenzie 4th
2nd Gr.: Bennett 2nd, Eliza 3rd, Justice 4th
3rd Gr.: Kaden 2st, Ava 2nd
5th Gr.: Diamond 1st, Levi 3rd
Three Legged
Kdg.: Anne & Ashlyn, 1st, Juliet & Anita, 2nd
1st Gr.: Jadyn & Olivia 2nd, Jacob & Brenden 1st
3rd Gr.: Ava & Breezie 2nd
4th Gr.: Kaden, David & Levi, 3rd
Relay Teams
Kdg., Mckenzie, Ashlyn, Anita, Anne & Juliet, 1st
Beau, Richard, Noah, Kane, 2nd
1st Gr.: Olivia, Kamryn, Jadyn & Alyssa, 1st
2nd Gr.: Brenden, Jacob, Justine & Bennett, 3rd
3rd Gr.: Breezie, Ava, Eliza & Diamond, 2nd
4th Gr.: Kaden, David & Levi, 3rd
5th Grade Results At Paulina Field Day
Landen—100 yd dash—3rd, Relay 400m (boys) - 3rd, Relay 400m
(Mixed) - 4th
Spencer—75 yd dash—3rd, Relay 400m (boys) - 3rd, Relay
400m (Mixed) - 4th
Brenda—100 yd dash—3rd, Relay 400m (Mixed) - 4th
Noah—Relay 400m (boys) - 3rd, Relay 400m (Mixed) - 4th
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June
Servants in
Action
St. Paul’s Golf Outing
4 Person Scramble
July 24th—Tee Off 1:00 p.m.
Join us at Sun Valley Golf Course, 18 holes,
cart, prizes, steak dinner & fun—$60.00
per player. If you would be willing to
sponsor a hole, the cost is $100 for the
hole. This buys you a sign at the tee box of
the hole. This Tournament is made possible by the
wonderful participation of people like you. For over 10
yrs. we’ve enjoyed the support of congregations and
individuals who support Christian education. We’d like
to say Thank You!
(Dinner only starting @ 4:30 p.m.,
$14 adults / $ 6 kids
If you have any questions, feel free to call:
Ralph Schroeder, 712-258-4662
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Elders of the Month of June
6:00 PM, Randy Johnson; 8:15, Dennis Hageman & Dallas
Schulz; 10:45, Don Lantis & Frank Tenuta
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Altar Guild: Loretta Lenz & Maxine Jones
Ushers
June 05
First Service
Dallas Schulz, Duane Benson, Doug Lehr
Mike Popken, Justin Tuttle, Gabriel
Second Service Hannemann, Chris Conlon, Jacob Popken
FRIENDS OF CHRIST MYSTERY
TOUR
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Steven Segebart, Ken Fluent, Gene Elliott,
Chase Abbe
Randy Johnson, Don Lantis, Dick Dodds,
Second Service Justin Mahaney
June 12
The annual Friends of Christ Mystery Tour
is set for Friday, July 22nd, with coffee and rolls served
at 7 a.m. The bus leaves at 7:30 a.m. from St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and should return around 6:30 p.m. The
cost is only $35 per person, which includes a chartered
bus, coffee and rolls, lunch, snacks, and all fees for the
day. Please reserve your spot by calling Joyce at 2766375 or sending your check to her at 1712 So. Clinton,
Sioux City, IA 51106 by Sun., July 17th. You will also
need to bring a picture ID with you on this trip. Reserve your spot early for this fun day with LCMS members and friends from area churches!
First Service
June 19
First Service
Jack Smith, Don Olson, Lon Stuhr, Ron
Sherrill
Bob Milbrodt, Dennis Jensen, Kenny
Second Service Sherman, Sr.
June 26
First Service
Second Service
Clarence Anderson, Gerald Collins, John
Ellickson, Donne Schuldt
Loren Roepke, Craig Barnes, Kenny Kasdorf
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Kids in Service
Jun 04
Sat.
6:00 Bishop Hilden & Trevor Hill
Jun 05
Sun.
8:15 Ivey Winckler
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
2016 Vacation Bible School
10:45 Carter & Cole Bertrand
Jun 11
Sat.
6:00 Daisy & Madeline Coleman
Jun 12
Sun.
8:15
10:45 Jacob Sulzbach & Isaac Swearingen
Jun 18
Sat.
6:00 Marla Anderson
Jun 19
Sun.
8:15 Kiley Kennedy
10:45 Brooke Grant & Isabel Hannemann
Jun 25
Sat.
6:00 Trevor Hill & Bishop Hilden
Jun 26
Sun.
8:15 Ivey Winckler
10:45 Fauna Tuttle
FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK
AUGUST NEWSLETTER DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, JULY 15th.
(Items submitted after that, will be used on a space available
basis). If you have any news or announcements that need to
be put in the St. Paul’s Newsletter, please summit your articles by email to mychurch@cableone.net. If you have any
questions, please don't hesitate to call the church office@2520338.
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Who: Children ages 3 yrs. through those completing
5th Grade
When: Mon. June 6— Fri. June 10 @ 5:15—8:30 pm
A light supper will be provided in the school gym
between 5:15—5:45 pm
Register by calling 712-252-0338 or turn in your
registration form to the church office
Come and Enjoy
a farm-tastic time!
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