Archives for November 2021

The eyes of all wait upon You, O Lord, and You give them their food in due season; You open Your hand and satisfy the desire of every living thing. (Psalm 145:15-16)

Vespers Service

Join us Wednesday evening at 6:30pm to give thanks to our God in an evening service of prayer.

A meal, provided by Faith’s Council, will take place before at 5:30pm.

Stick around afterwards to help with decorating the church for Advent.

Duffle Bags for the Needy

We are accepting donations to put together duffle bags for those in need.  The beginning of winter through Christmas is the time that churches get a lot of calls and requests for help.  Can you donate any of the following items?

• Bath towel
• Face cloth
• 4 bars ofsoap
• Scissors( for haircutting )
• Band Aids
• Roll of quartersfor laundry
• 4 pairs ofsocks
• Pens and notebook
• 4 toothbrushes and toothpaste
• Hairshampoo
• Package ofcombs
• Hand lotion
• Disinfectant handwipes
• Clorox surfacewipes
• Soap dish
• Several bottles ofwater
• Bottle of aspirin and tylenol
• Package of fruitchews
• Can of Vienna sausages
• Toilet paper (4 pack )
• Laundry detergent
• Sewing kit
• Deodorant
• Wallet
• Chapstick
• Duffel bag or backpack ( to store all
• items)

Planning the Rite of Christian Burial/Funeral

Sixth & Final Bible Study on Ars Moriendi – “The Art of Dying Well”

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“Ars Moriendi – The Art of Dying Well”

Writing to those concerned about the plague in his day, Martin Luther said, “Everyone should prepare in time and get ready for death.”

From the moment we are born we are dying. We are brought into newness of life in Christ and the Church through the death of Holy Baptism. Much of our Lord’s teaching and the teaching of Scripture is about learning to die well, which leads to a life lived well, now and for all eternity.  Join us for a Bible Study utilizing Ars Moriendi (‘art of dying’) literature from the Reformation era.  You will learn what it means to die well, and as a result, what it means to live well.