Peace Lutheran Church 8240 Blue Ridge Kansas City, MO 64138

March Newsletter

Sunday Worship Services Traditional 8:30 a.m. Adult and Children Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Contemporary 11:00 a.m.

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March 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

March 12 – Daylight Savings begins Remember to turn your clocks forward one hour

1 Ash Wednesday

9:00 am GIP Chapel 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm Ash Wednesday Service 7:30 pm Church Council

2 9:30 am John Knox 6:30 pm Choir Practice Eye Screening at GIP

3 Pastors day with family

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5 8:30 am Traditional 9:30 am Sunday School 11:00 am Contemporary 12:00 pm Confirmation Class 8th grade

6 9:30 am Sewing Bee 7:00pm Alpha Circle

7 10:00 am Knit/Crochet 10:30 am OWLS

8 9:00 am GIP Chapel 1:30 pm Lydia Circle 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm Lent Service

9 9:30 am John Knox 1:00 pm Bible Journaling 6:30 pm Choir Practice

10 Pastors day with family

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12 8:30 am Traditional 9:30 am Sunday School 11:00 am Contemporary 12:00 pm Youth Group 12:00 pm Confirmation Class 7th grade

Food for Needy

13 9:30 am Sewing Bee Spring Break for Raytown Schools

14 10:00 am Knit/Crochet Spring Break for Raytown Schools

15 9:00 am GIP Chapel 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm Lent Service Spring Break for Raytown Schools

16 9:30 am Pastors’ Conference 6:30 pm Choir Practice Spring Break for Raytown Schools

17 Pastors day with family Spring Break for Raytown Schools

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19 8:30 am Traditional 8:45 am Sunday School 11:00 am Contemporary 12:00 pm Confirmation Class 8th grade

20 9:30 am Sewing Bee

Spring Begins

21 10:00 am Knit/Crochet

22 9:00 am GIP Chapel 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm Lent Service

23 9:30 am John Knox 6:30 pm Choir Practice

24 Pastors day with family

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26 8:30 am Traditional 9:30 am Sunday School 11:00 am Contemporary 12:00 pm Confirmation Class 7th grade 6:30 pm Men’s Club

27 9:30 am Sewing Bee

28 9:30 am Topic Leader 10:00 am Knit/Crochet 7:00 pm Elders Meeting

29 9:00 am GIP Chapel 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm Lent Service

30 9:30 am John Knox

31 Pastors day with family

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Mite Box

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Lent Begins

Over the course of the previous month of February (the month of love) we have covered some readings in our regular Sunday worship services that talk about our works. Whether we are talking about obeying the law or doing good works, the words of Jesus and the Apostle Paul tell us we need to be cognizant of our actions. Lent starts at the beginning of March, and during Lent we, as Christians, usually take this time of year to

reflect upon our failure to obey the law and to do good works, which led Christ into his act of Passion. His suffering was a result of our inability to fulfill God’s law. While this is a time in the Church year that somberness dominates our worship life, it is also a time that we can take great hope. “For by works of the law no human being will be justified in his sight.” (Romans 3:20) Our inability to obey the law won’t keep us from being justified and welcomed into heaven. We “are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.” (Romans 3:24) This grace that we are offered through Christ is truly good news that gives us great hope. So while you are reflecting about the passion of Christ this Lenten season, and remembering how your actions caused His suffering, don’t forget that Jesus accepted this willingly. He suffered for you because He loves you and wants you to be with Him in heaven forever. This is how our God demonstrates love. “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” (John 3:16) Therefore, even while we reflect upon our sins that led to His suffering and death, we worship during this Lenten season in great joy and hope because He offered to do this for us willingly out of love.

In the service of Christ, Pastor Rolf

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Peace Lutheran Church 8240 Blue Ridge Kansas City, MO 64138 peacelutheranlcms.org Phone: 816-353-3813 Pastor: Rev. David Rolf Music Director Luke Nicolay Secretary: Debbie Baldwin Director of Grow in Peace Child Care Center: Carla Hamilton Office Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Bulletin and Newsletter Items: Send bulletin items by Wednesday to the Church Office at peacelutheranlcms@att.net

Send Newsletter items by the 15th of the preceding month to Sheila Dalen email sheiladalen6@gmail.com

Prayer Chain Requests: Sheila Dalen at: sheiladalen6@gmail.com or 816-585-7715 You can also contact the Church office at: peacelutheranlcms@att.net

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Ash Wednesday March 1

3:00 pm & 7:00 pm

Lent Services March 8

3:00 pm & 7:00 pm

March 15 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm

March 22 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm

March 29 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm

April 5 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm

Palm Sunday April 9

8:30 am & 11:00 am

Maundy Thursday April 13

3:00 pm & 7:00 pm

Good Friday April 14

3:00 am & 7:00 pm

Easter Sunday April 16

6:30 am Sunrise Service 7:30 am – 9:00 am Easter Breakfast

9:30 am Easter Service

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LWML (Lutheran Women Mission League)

The Topic for March Circle Meetings is in the Winter 2016 Quarterly on Page 22 entitled “The Wondrous Cross”, authored by Jan Brunette. Jan is a Christian author, speaker and freelance writer. She has been an active member in the LWML for over forty (40) years. She currently attends Our Savior Lutheran Church in Rockwall, Texas.

What does the “Cross” say to each one of us as we encounter it? In this Bible Study we will try to look into our hearts for that special feeling that is ours only.

Roll call word is “Love”

Alpha Circle will meet Monday, March 6, 2017 at 7:00 pm in the home of Dorily Miller with Norma Whitaker as her co-hostess. Wanda Thurnau will lead the topic. Acolyte robes will be checked by Denise Benavides for laundering or mending needs. For more information, please call the president of Alpha Circle, Wanda Thurnau at 816-524-8099.

Lydia Circle will meet the second Wednesday, March 8, 2017 at 1:30 pm in the Church Fellowship Hall with Darla Wolters hosting the meeting. Sheila Dalen will lead the topic. For more information, please call the president of Lydia Circle, Kathleen Jarvis at 816-763-2894.

Convention – It is all about the Albuquerque Convention – Are you ready? Is your suitcase packed? Do not forget to put your dancing shoes in – How about that fifties or sixties dress and lots of bling? Blood donors be ready to pull up your sleeve. For those who love to play Golf, “Do not” forget your favorite putter!!!

“Gifts From the Heart” Once again the LWML is being asked to reach out with our hearts and hands to the needy in Albuquerque and elsewhere – the need is great. The recipients from this convention are: Lutheran Family Service, Lutheran World Relief, Ysleta Lutheran Mission, Care Net Pregnancy Centers of Albuquerque and the Albuquerque Christian Children’s Home.

Items needed: Twin-size sheet sets (new and in package) Children’s underwear (new and in Package) Quilts (60X80) Gift cards (WalMart, Kmart, Kohl’s or JCPenny in $10 or $25 amounts) Health Kits:

Washcloths Shampoo and combs Full-size bar of soap, Christian Tract or book Toothbrush and toothpaste

New Baby Kits: 8-12 disposable diapers Wet Wipes Two sleepers (size 0-3 or 3-5 month) Fleece Blanket Two daytime outfits (0-3 or 3-6 month) Baby Toys Baby Wash, wash cloth, lotion Gift for Mom (toiletry or personal, Christian Tract or Book).

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School Kits: Spiral notebooks or lined paper Six pencils Three pens (blue or black) Ruler Blunt scissors Washable Markers or Crayons Glue Sticks Erasers Two Folders Children’s Bible

“Happy 75th Anniversary LWML” – Organized in 1942, July 7-8. The meeting at St. Stephen’s Church, Chicago, marked the culmination of many years of waiting and praying on the part of Lutheran women all over the country. Twenty-eight (28) women representing 15 districts, were present as delegates and 100 visitors for the 2-day period. Mrs. Otto F. Schmitt was elected as a president.

The selection of a name for the new organization was the most controversial matter to come before the convention. There were some who insisted on the inclusion of the word “Missionary” to identify the objective of the organization, others favored a shorter name. Balloting showed 15 in favor and 10 opposed. The original motion, with the amendment, was unanimously adopted, making the Official name “Lutheran Women’s Missionary League.” “The league emblem…” – at the 1943 convention a request was made for a league emblem. At the 1947 convention Mrs. Quin Dennis of Huron, South Dakota designed the chosen emblem. It contained the open Bible, the Cross and the letters of LWML, enclosed in three circles, graduated in size. It was in 1951 that the Executive Board adopted purple and gold as the official colors of the league.

Our wonderful “Lutheran Women’s Quarterly” will also celebrate the 75th anniversary in December. In March 1939 the St. Louis Lutheran Women’s League published “The Luther Woman”, an 8-page Quarterly publication. This was continued until December 1942, when it was replaced by the “Lutheran Woman’s Quarterly”. Over the years our Quarterly has risen from 16 to 20 pages, to 24 pages in 1947 to use the back page for advertising purposes.

(Excerpts from Women on a Mission)

“Gants” – Mission Grants – In 2015 the voting body at the 36th Biennial LWML Convention accepted a challenge and voted to fund 19 mission projects and voted to raise $2,000,000.00 that was the challenge and today 16 grants are paid in full with 3 remaining to be paid. Maybe just a few extra dimes or pennies in our “Mite Boxes” would help the rest of the grants. “Mission Impossible?” Not to the women on a mission for the Lord. Truly, if the women of the LWML are on a “Mission for the Lord” to the whole man, to the whole society, in the whole world.

I am no longer Dead…But alive, No longer helpless…But Helpful,

No longer worthless…But worthwhile, No longer needing to be served…But living to serve.

Ruth Oexman Communications Chairperson

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Evangelism Board

Caring for Kids

Caring for Kids is an organization that encourages a partnership of civic, church and business volunteers within the area of each school that is to be helped. Each school group looks for ways to be helpful to the children and teachers. Spring

Valley Elementary has over 400 children enrolled. About 80% of these enrolled qualify for free or reduced price lunches.

Last year, an employee of United Consumers Credit Union and Wal-Mart worked to provide 2 bicycles each quarter. The students with perfect attendance and no tardy marks had their names placed in a bowl from which the 2 winners were drawn. The program has been continued this year. Attendance at school has improved. Last year homemade hats for children and crocheted bookmarks for school employees were presented in December. This year the children could shop for a new coat or jacket.

WATCH DOGS

WATCH DOGS (Dads Of Great Students) is particularly important to the children because it provides a male role model them. Currently there are 16 men involved providing at least 2 hours a week. Any potential volunteer must submit to a background check provided by the School District. Talk to Bob Gilham if you are interested in volunteering.

Candy Land Family Night

The next event at Spring Valley Elementary is “Candy Land Family Night” on March 23. Look for the poster for the opportunity to help with refreshments or a game. We will pick up any donations in the morning of Tuesday, March 21st If you have questions contact the Evangelism Board Representatives: Bob and Lois Gilham 816-920-1477

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TASTE THE COMMITMENT IS MESSIAH’S ANNUAL FUNDRAISER. THIS EVENT INCLUDES FOOD, BEER/WINE TASTING AND A LIVE AND

SILENT AUCTION. EACH YEAR TASTE THE COMMITMENT RAISES FUNDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR SCHOOL. LAST YEAR TTC PAID FOR OUR

PLAYGROUND IMPROVEMENTS AND NEW HEATERS IN THE GYM. THIS YEAR’S FOCUS WILL BE CAMPUS SECURITY UPGRADES. WE’D LIKE TO

PURCHASE GUARDIAN ANGEL LOCKS FOR EACH CLASSROOM DOOR, NEW CLASSROOM PHONES, AND SECURITY CAMERAS FOR THE ENTIRE

CAMPUS. THE EVENT WILL BE HELD AT MALLINSON VINEYARD AND HALL IN SUGAR CREEK ON SATURDAY, MARCH 11TH. MARK YOUR CALENDAR

NOW AND MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND. IF YOU HAVE A BUSINESS THAT WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION, WHETHER CASH OR MERCHANDISE,

PLEASE CONTACT THE SCHOOL OFFICE. WE COULD ALWAYS USE MORE AUCTION ITEMS! TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE SOON, FOR $25 PER PERSON/

$40 PER COUPLE.

Study Grants Available

The Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, Missouri District, has study grants available for the 2017-2018 school year. Men and women enrolled in a University or Seminary of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod that are preparing for full-time professional church work may apply. Applications must be a member of a congregation located in the Missouri District of the Lutheran

Church – Missouri Synod or of an English and SLEC District congregation active in the LWML located in Missouri for 12 months prior to filing an application Applications and instructions are available from your LWML Zone President, society presidents, the financial aid office of your university or seminary or may be downloaded from the Missouri District Website at www.missourilwml.org (under forms) or from the CWSG chairman at lwmlmostudygrant@yahoo.com Completed applications must be received by April 15, 2017 No application will be considered if not complete. For more information contact, LWML, Missouri District, church Workers Study Grant Chairman, Crystal Lueckenhoff, 11605 Country Road 391, Holts Summit, MO 65043, 1-573-896-5627 home, lwmlmostudygrant@yahoo.com.

IMPORTANT

NOTE

FROM THE

OFFICE

We no longer have paper recycling. The bins

will be removed soon.

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THE SEASON OF LENT IS ONE OF THOUGHTFUL REFLECTION. LENT IS WHEN WE TURN OUR EYES TO THE CROSS. IT IS THERE

WHERE JESUS, THE SINLESS SON OF GOD, SUFFERED THE INDIGNITY AND SHAME OF DYING FOR OUR SINS. AND IT IS THERE

WHERE GOD’S WRATH WAS SATISFIED BY HIS BELOVED SON’S SUPREME SACRIFICE, WINNING SALVATION FOR ALL WHO

CALL HIM THEIR SAVIOR.

LENTEN THEME – A TIME FOR RENEWAL MARCH 1ST ASH WEDNESDAY – A TIME FOR RENEWAL OF SERVANTHOOD

MARCH 8TH – A TIME FOR RENEWAL OF OBEDIENCE MARCH 15TH – A TIME FOR RENEWAL OF WITNESS

MARCH 22ND – A TIME FOR RENEWAL OF TRUE RELIGION MARCH 29TH – A TIME FOR RENEWAL OF PRIORITIES APRIL 5TH – A TIME FOR RENEWAL OF GODLY FEAR

APRIL 13TH MAUNDY THURSDAY – A TIME FOR RENEWAL OF CHRISTIAN UNITY APRIL 14TH GOOD FRIDAY – A TIME FOR RENEWAL OF FAITH

APRIL 16TH EASTER – A TIME FOR RENEWAL OF HOPE

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES ASH WEDNESDAY MARCH 1ST 3 PM & 7 PM LENTEN SERVICES MARCH 8TH 3 PM & 7 PM

MARCH 15TH 3 PM & 7 PM MARCH 22ND 3 PM & 7 PM MARCH 29TH 3 PM & 7 PM APRIL 5TH 3 PM & 7 PM

PALM SUNDAY APRIL 9TH 3 PM & 7 PM MAUNDY THURSDAY APRIL 13TH 3 PM & 7 PM GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 14TH 3 PM & 7 PM EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 16TH

6:30 AM SUNRISE 7:30 AM – 9 AM EASTER BREAKFAST 9:30 AM EASTER SERVICE

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Book Club By Adam Haslett

From a Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award finalist, a fiercely intimate story of a family facing the ultimate question: how far will we go to save the people we love the most? When Margaret’s fiancé, John, is hospitalized for depression in 1960s London, she faces a choice: carry on with their plans despite what she now knows of his condition, or back away from the suffering it may bring her. She decides to marry him. Imagine Me Gone is the unforgettable story of what unfolds from this act of love and faith. At the heart of it is their eldest son, Michael, a

brilliant, anxious music fanatic, who makes sense of the world through parody, and the story of how, over the span of decades, his younger siblings—the savvy and responsible Celia, and the ambitious and tightly controlled Alec—struggle with their mother to care for Michael’s increasingly troubled and precarious existence. Told in alternating points of view by all five members of the family, this searing, gut-wrenching, and yet frequently hilarious novel brings alive with remarkable depth and poignancy the love of a mother for her children, the often inescapable devotion siblings feel toward one another, and the legacy of a father’s pain in the life of a family With his striking emotional precision and lively, inventive language, Adam Haslett has given us something rare: a novel with the power to change how you see the most important people in your life.

Altar Flowers Easter lilies and spring flowers will be purchased for Easter. Order forms will be in your mailbox March 19. Altar flowers are a great way to recognize that special occasion such as birthdays,

anniversaries, baptisms, and remembrances. The calendar for 2017 is on the wall with many Sundays available. Sign up today to reserve your date. Please note there will not be any altar flowers in observance of Lent. (March 1 – April 9) Contact Cheryl Enke at: (C) 816-299-5752, or cenke1053@comcast.net.

OWLS

Tuesday, March 7th the OWLS will hold their annual Lent Service at 10:00 am in the Fellowship Hall After the service there will be fellowship followed by a Ham Dinner. (Yummy). Please join us and bring a side dish to share.

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Religious Display

Easter cards are now available

The LWML has a variety of greeting cards for sale at very affordable prices. Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding, Baptism, Confirmation, Sympathy, Thinking of You, Encouragement, Get Well & New Baby cards are available. Easter is April 16th and your Easter cards and bookmarks will be available March 19th.

The perfect gift can be ordered from Concordia Publishing House. The catalog is on the display case. Monies collected help support the mission projects of the LWML. If you have any special requests or concerns, please contact Cheryl Enke at 816-299-5752 or cenke1053@comcast.net.

Sewing Bee

We’ve Got Four! We Need More!

Hope this little Rah! Rah! got your attention, as the ladies in the Monday quilting group could really use some help!! It’s a little hard to turn out over a hundred quilts a year with such a small group as they had this last Monday, even if they are dynamo workers! If you need some encouragement to join or questions answered about quilting, just talk with

Dorily Miller, Norma Whitaker, Helen Sunderland or Julia Kleeschulte. They will most assuredly give you the low down on how your willingness is more important than your talent. You know the old saying: “The more, the merrier.” Also, “Many hands make light the task.” Help make the task lighter and merrier!

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“The Lutheran Hour”

It is God’s mission to rescue people who have become separated from Him, restore relationships with them and renew them for holy living and service to others. His message is simple: rescue, restoration and renewal are found only in Jesus.

In a world now characterized by dizzying change, God has called the Church to join Him in His mission and challenged it to make His message of hope known in today’s post-Christian culture. The Lutheran Hour was founded 100 years ago in 1917 to bring this message to the world. On a weekly basis, Rev. Gregory Setlz brings Christ to the nations via The Lutheran Hour radio broadcast. These broadcasts are to 50+ countries and have more than 51 million worldwide weekly listeners. Here in the Kansas City metropolitan listening area, The Lutheran Hour can be found on KCMO 103.7 FM and 710 AM at 8:00 am on Sunday morning. An 8:30 am broadcast can also be accessed on radio station KCCV 101.5 FM. When you find yourself sick and not at Peace, tune in to one of these stations and hear the encouraging message of Christ. Why not share this great offering with a neighbor or relative? KCMO 103.7 FM 8:00 am KCMO 710 AM 8:00 am KCCV 101.5 FM 8:30 am

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Peace Lutheran Church Sunday Worship schedule

March 2017

March 5 March 12 March 19 March 26

First Sunday in Lent

Second Sunday in Lent

Third Sunday in Lent

Fourth Sunday in Lent

Liturgy

8:30 Divine Service One with Communion

Page 151

Divine Service Two Page 167

Divine Service Three with Communion

Page 184

Divine Service Four Page 203

11:00 Contemporary Service

with Communion Contemporary Service

Contemporary Service with Communion

Contemporary Service

Ushers Robert Brown, Kent Pritzel, Joe Rice, Elijah Truelove

Elders 8:30 Jim Ewart, Bruce Johnson, Reed McCubbin, Ed Seutter

11:00 Dave Loesch, Mike Benavides

Greeters 8:30 Bret/Nita Runge Kathy Boehm Gary/Wanda Thurnau Nellie Fritz

11:00 Lois/Bob Gilham Deanna Staehling Jeff/Linda Gardner Homer/Ruth Oexman

Altar Guild

8:30

11:00

Altar Care

Counters Ewart Team Gilham/Benson Enke/Honeycutt Curtis/Rinne/Wolters

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1 Barbara Mozingo 4 Emery Kimborough 4 Adrian Lewis 4 Maria Okpewho 6 Christine Sharon 8 Anita Borchardt 8 Lacey Rice 9 Michael McDaniel 9 Elnora Moore 10 Carey Weinel 11 Yvonne Curren 12 Jason Jenkins 13 Tanna Goodman 13 Ron Miller 14 Shannon Collins 16 Luke Harms 19 Cody Beezley 19 Megan Johnson 21 Maria Copeland 21 Punky McDaniel 21 Helen Sunderland 22 Jordan Rolf 23 Mark Brackman 23 Edward McCubbin 27 Marty Borchardt 27 Jared Gilham 27 Julia Rolf 29 Jim Ewart

1 Nellie Fritz 1 Jan Rinne 4 Myonna Shelby 5 Pam Mueller 8 Jesse Pilcher 10 Cecily Eskina 13 Louise Eskina 13 Archer Selbe 18 Janet Gieseke 21 Shirley Smith 21 Helen Sunderland 22 Maxine Cook 22 Brenda Routh 25 Elnora Moore 25 Zachary Schultz 26 Cody Beezley 26 Emilee Clay 26 Cheyenne Cody 27 Norma Derringer 27 Hayden Selbe 30 Jason Jenkins 30 Samantha Justice 30 Steven Justice 30 Wanda Thurnau 31 Marla Copeland

2 George/Sue Bollman 1956 9 Ty/Vanessa Terrell 2002 14 Mickey/Rob Olson 2015 20 Ron/Kelly Mize 2010

March

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Grow in Peace

Child Care Center News

LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD www.gipchildcare.com

director@gipchildcare.com

Savior and Lord, Spring is a great time to remember You are Lord of

our lives! The renewal You give to the trees and plants offers us a renewal in our faith. Bless us as

we teach young children about Your love for them! We love You. Amen

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Welcome to Grow in Peace – New Enrollments Sloane Jackson – Infant Eliana Nickens - Infant

Bryce Taylor – Preschool Madison Taylor - Prekindergarten

Mariah Brooks-Flanagan – School-age Michael Flanagan Jr.– School-age

May God bless the early learning you will

receive while with us!

Upcoming Dates to Remember March 1 – Ash Wednesday (Lenten Season begins) March 2 – Eye Screenings here at GIP with Kid Sight March 12 – Daylight savings – Spring Forward 1 hour March 13-17 – Spring Break Week for Raytown C-2 March 17 – Saint Patrick’s Day March 20 – Spring Begins

Future Dates April 9 – Palm Sunday April 13 – Maundy Thursday April 14 – Good Friday April 16 – Easter April 22 – Earth Day April 26 – Admin. Pro Day April 28 – Arbor Day

HAPPY SPRING TIME!!!

March, 2017

816-353-3910 main (353-7826)2nd line GIP is asking for donations of items for classroom usage:

$$$ Donations are needed for playground equipment and woodchips! Thank you.

***We would gladly accept monetary donations!

Grow in Peace can give you a tax exemption! Donations are always welcomed and very much needed for Grow

in Peace Child Care Center!

Please be sure and update information as it changes with the front desk. Having

current info assists us in keeping in touch with you in case of emergency.

GIP Philosophy Statement Grow in Peace Child Care Center shall provide a safe Christian environment with loving, experienced, and professional staff that recognize parents have the primary responsibility in skill development and Christian training for their children. As an outreach ministry of Peace Lutheran Church, we strive to set an example of Christ's Love through God's Word and assist in the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, social and physical development of the children entrusted to our care. “Helping children grow in wisdom and in grace.”

Open Invitation to Attend Church Services We extend to you a standing invitation to come and explore

Peace Lutheran Church and the ministries it serves. Listed are the times for services. If you would like more info, please ask Ms. Carla or call the Church office at 353-3813 to speak with

Pastor David Rolf.

Easter Services at Peace Lutheran: Lenten Wednesday’s 3 & 7, Palm Sunday 8:30 & 11, Maundy Thursday 3 & 7, Good Friday 3 & 7, Easter Sunday Sunrise at

6:30, 8:30 & 11 with breakfast at 7:30

Opportunities for worship and Bible Study include: Traditional Service at 8:30am on Sunday's

Contemporary Service at 11:00am on Sunday's Sunday Bible Study 9:45 to 10:45am on Sunday’s

Midweek Bible Study 6:00 to 7:15pm on Wednesday’s Look for the Church on the web at www.peacelutheranlcms.org and on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/#!/PeaceLutheranChurchKansasCity or visit in person during one of the service times or Bible Study times.

Peace Lutheran exists to encourage and equip Christ followers to grow their faith, live their faith and to share their fait