RISE is looking for mentors.

Talk to Walt or Carole Wright

for details on how they have

been working with youth for

years in Pearland ISD.

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In-Person 8:00 a.m. & 10:30a.m. Worship Services

in the Sanctuary (social distanced)

with Livestream available

On Facebook @ NewLifeinPearland

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Tuesdays, November 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30

Quilting @ 9:30am (11/2 packing LWR)

Wednesday, November 3rd

Senior (55+) Luncheon

Thursday, November 4th

Property Committee

Saturday, November 6th

Fall Sweep—Orange St Clean-Up

Sunday, November 7th

All Saints Sunday

Daylight Savings ends - Fall Back

Monday, November 8th

Church Council Meeting

Thursday, November 11th

Veterans Day - GLOW (Care Committee)

Sunday, November 14th

BBQ Lunch & Texans Basket Raffle

& Voices of New Life Concert

Monday-Friday—November 15-19

Meals on Wheels

Wednesday, November 17th

Mary Martha Bible Study @ 9:30am

Friday, November 19th

WOW - Women of Worth - Friendsgiving

Sunday, November 21st

Christ the King - WELCA ThankOffering

Thursday, November 25th

Thanksgiving

Sunday, November 28th

Advent 1 - Greening of the Church (Sat also)

Voices of New Life Concert

Wednesday, December 1st

Senior (55+) Luncheon (packing seafarer boxes)

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Please leave a message at 281-485-1818 if you need

access or something from the office.

Rise Mentoring News Cover

Mark Your Calendar, Table of Contents 2

Pastor ‘s Pen - from Pastor Bill 3

Church Council President - Mina Stagner 4

Welcome New Members

November Save the Date/s 5

All Saints Names, Quilt Blessing 6

Reformation Day Celebration Lunch/Movie

Altar Flowers/Communion Elements

Thank You’s! Senior Lunch 7

Meals on Wheels Schedule

LWR—Seniors packing School Kits Pics 8

Packing Seafarer boxes—Supplies needed

EnviroNews 9

Christian Helping Hands Updates/Needs 10

Property updates (Lawncare & Property Needs)

Sympathy, Pictures needed, Randalls, 11

Kroger, GLOW

Sunday School - Superintendent needed 12

Class/Room locations

Mary Martha Bible Study

Youth and Adult Sunday School Updates

LutherHill Summer Program 13

Logan P.’s picture made the ad flyer!

Prayer Page 12

ELCA Prayer of the Day Page website

Birthdays/Baptism/Wedding Anniversaries13

Sympathies

Monthly Calendar 14

Hang On

Don’t Let Go

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A season of Thanksgiving has begun as the calendar rolls around to November. Being grateful and giving thanks to God are good practices not only on our national holiday on the 25th, but year-round. I know that I would love having a thankful attitude all the time. But fear creeps in and causes my focus to shift to what is lacking. In our recent services, in the confession we say, “We gaze upon abundance and see scarcity.” This is a part of the fallenness of our nature and our world. How do we begin to re-shift to look through the lens of God’s abundance instead of fearful scarcity? One way to begin is to imagine the game of the egg toss. You might remember this standard of outdoor childhood parties. The game begins easily enough with gentle, back-and-forth tosses of a fragile, raw egg. With every successful catch of the egg, each person takes a step back – and tries again. Inevitably, a toss falls short, or someone catches the egg, but clutches it too tightly, crushing it and leaving nothing but a gooey mess. It’s probably been a long time since you’ve tried to catch an egg without crushing it, but most of us know what it is like as adults to hold too tightly to other things – such as the blessings and resources God gives us. One writer put it this way, “The fear of loss tends to drive our perspective. We fear there is only so much to go around; therefore, we think we need to hold tightly to all we have. We hold it close, thinking that the more we have, the happier we will become. However, God calls us to a different lifestyle – one marked by faith in our abundant God to provide for our needs.” The abundance of God encompasses all of life—from the most basic needs of food, clothes, and shelter to the highest spiritual needs for love and acceptance. What we do not always grasp is that scarcity and abundance are two sides of the same coin; and that the true opposite of scarcity is “enough”. When we have enough, pray and work for others to have enough, we will find the true joy of sharing. This is the grateful heart and thankful spirit I will be praying for you and myself this month.

See you in worship, online or in person,

Pastor Bill

Pastor’s Pen:

An Abundance of Thanks

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Dear Church Family,

We are blessed and thankful for our new Church Council members for 2022: John Garrett, Mary Ann Marcha, Lisa Hitchcock-Weber, and Vanessa Rincones! Current members who will continue to serve in 2022 are Aimee Castillo, Lynn Cope, and Mike Kiser. Thanks to everyone who was present to vote during the Congregational Meeting on October 10. Please remember the council members in your prayers as they take on this important role for New Life. We have completed the budget for 2022. Based on the responses to the Call Committee’s recent survey, youth and family ministry was identified as a top priority. So, we have added funding to those ministries again, such as Camp Hope (New Life Day Camp), LYO, Youth education and faith formation, Confirmation Study Camp, a General Fund to help with some of the cost, for example, of Lutherhill Summer Camp, and a Youth Event Scholarship fund for families who do not have the financial means to send their children to camp. Now it is time for all of us to do our part. Please pray about what you can do to increase your financial support for the ministries of New Life, as well as how you can volunteer your time and your talents to make these a reality. Keep an eye on your mailbox for a letter along with your third quarter giving statement. Please continue to pray for the call committee as they complete the Mission Site Profile (MSP) and the search begins for a new pastor. Just a reminder that reservations are open for the ELCA Youth Gathering scheduled for July 22 – July 28, in Minneapolis, MN. See the link for all the details at https://elca.org/YouthGathering. Also, if you know of any youth who may be interested in attending, please let the church office know.

Peace be with you Mina Stagner 2021 Church Council President 903-279-8241

Cathy Scott & Diane Tanksley

Were Welcomed to New Life on Sunday, October 31st

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November 7thNovember 7th

All Saints Sunday All Saints Sunday (Remembering those who have gone on before us)(Remembering those who have gone on before us)

Daylight Savings ends today also so set your clocks

back one hour.

November 21st:November 21st:

Christ the King SundayChrist the King Sunday WELCA (Women of the ELCA) WELCA (Women of the ELCA)

Thankoffering SundayThankoffering Sunday

November 28th:November 28th:

Advent 1Advent 1 Greening of the ChurchGreening of the Church

Voices of New Life ConcertVoices of New Life Concert

November 14th November 14th -- NoonNoon

BBQ BBQ & & Texans Texans BasketBasket Raffle Raffle Voices of New Life ConcertVoices of New Life Concert

Raffle: One ticket for $1 or 6 tickets for $5 (Need NOT be present to win)

Including 3 tickets and a parking pass to the December 26th Texans v San Diego Chargers game—Noon @ NRG

For tickets, please see: Linda Stavinoha or call the Church Office @ 281-485-1818

Brisket will be pre-sold only for $15/pound - Sliced/chopped/Whole Plates $10 (Sandwich, chips & water or potato (w-w/o meat) & water).

Upcoming EventsUpcoming Events

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The 2021 Flower Chart is up in the Narthex.

If there is a week in 2021 you would like to sponsor Altar Flowers from Wyndowbox Florists ($45) , please put your name on the chart and/or let the

office know.

Communion Elements are $40 per month Please let the office know if you would like to

sponsor a month in 2021. 281-485-1818 (Currently we are using individually packaged elements)

Reformation Day Lasagna Lunch and Luther Movie

Quilt Blessing for the 135 Quilts that will be sent to Lutheran

World Relief in early November.

Debbie Adams Bruno Angeli Marcella Angeli Gretchen Barnes Carroll & Sandra Barron Dave Beckman Barbara (BJ) Brown Brittany Brown Dustin Brown Rex & Juanita Brown Terry Brown Vera Brown Fred & Erna Buckels Ethan Casiano Ross Castillo Rudy Castillo Amelia Cavazos Joe Cavazos Jose Cavazos Jr.

Kathy Hill Coler Nancy Craig Shirley Damewood Jack Damewood Rannie Daugherty Bud & Nora DeTienne Calvin DeTienne Wayne Dillahey Arnhild & Peter Drosdal Olaf Drosdal Orville Drosdal Agnes & John Ender Grace & Larry Ffrench Paul Ffrench Hilmar & Ida Mae Flowers Mary Freeman Alan Vincent Fuller Rudolph & Frances Gestl Kelli Grage Wilton & Helen Grieger Fred & Nell Helmke

Erin Hernandez Bill & Mara Lou Hill Doug Hill Ed & Hettye Hohmann Arnold & Cleo Homerstad Stephen Hudgens Charles Humes William R. Hunt Sr. Linda Kiser Buck & Gloria Landrum Ernie Landrum Phillip Landrum LaVonne Larson Ray Marcha Valentin Martinez James Ray McCafferty Becky Miller Harold Miller Phyllis Meyers-Mistrot Rachel Moreno Clint Nicholls

Patricia Pineda Don Purdum Ethel Rosten Clifford Rosten Michael Rosten Joshua Xavier Sandoval Maximian Sandoval James Schooley Esperanza Marcha Segovia Ed & Theresa Stavinoha Peter D. Sweet Oskar Tatuaca Florene Teinert Helen Tuller Dick Vorhees Claudia Wallace Gloria White Tim White Joe Young Jan Zeurner

All Saints Names

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THANK YOU to Carole & Walt Wright, Joann & Dennis Morrison, Lynn Cope, Terri Kiser, Helen Beckman, Mary Anna Vance, Barbara & Matt Scott, Tamsey Mims, Cheryl Robinson, Becky Homerstad and Donna Patschke.

THANK YOU to EVERYONE who has been able to help during this “unusual” time! With COVID firing back up… I know that some of you will be “playing it safe” again. Please do what you have to do! If you think you might like to help with one of the remaining dates, please give Barbara Flowers or the church office a call.

It is ONE day every 8 weeks! Only 1 more opportunity to help this year!

Nov 15-19 If you know someone who might benefit from this program, you can call Pearland Meals on Wheels @

281-485-5081 for information.

New Life appreciates all work done to the Glory of God! Let

us know if we missed thanking someone.

Thank you: Terri Kiser, Cheryl Robinson, Linda Stavinoha, Charlotte Thurman and Korie Williams for the volunteer time they have contributed in the office this month.

You are very much appreciated! New Life Staff

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Thank You! From Church Council & Staff To all members and ‘friends’ for stepping in and supporting

“your” church through offering, in-person services and multiple outreach and property needs.

To the current Council members for their faithfulness and support of the church during this very demanding term.

To Mina Stagner for all her hard work as President of Council.

To Mina Stagner for her above and beyond time and talent to complete the 2022 Church Budget.

Seniors (55+) will meet Wednesday, November 3rd @ noon for a Thanksgiving pot luck lunch.

Song fest to follow lunch.

To Paul Monroe, CPA, for his assistance and instruction in completing the church’s IRS debt repayment plan.

To Pastor Bill for bringing us the Word and preaching the Gospel. And for his encouraging messages each Wednesday afternoon.

To Bubba Flowers and entire Call Committee for their commitment to the goals of the church.

To the teachers who have dedicated themselves to the new year Sunday School classes: Beth Moore, Rebecca Reed, Bryan Bradford, Mary Ann Marcha, Lorraine Walls, Julia Sweet, Korie Williams, and Helen Beckman who has volunteered to teach the Confirmation Class with Pastor Bill’s guidance.

To Johnny Salvesen for his multiple musical talents that make for a great experience in Worship (Piano, organ & guitar) and for all the extra that he does beyond his “job”.

To Johnny for providing our youth with Children Sermons.

To Johnny Salvesen for singing the special music request made by the Sandoval & Castillo families.

To Tiffany Brown for getting the screen shows ready and updated each week.

To Mike Kiser, Korie Williams, Elna Ritter and John F. Gestl for providing the sound and technical expertise to stream and click thru the screens for Worship Services.

To Helen Beckman for coordinating/leading the Mary Martha Bible study group on the third Wednesday of the month.

To all who helped on the Pastor’s Appreciation Breakfast between services on Oct. 10th.

Thanks also comes from Pastor Bill who appreciated it and enjoyed breakfast and visiting with all who attended.

To the New Life Seniors for packing 260 school kits after their lunch on October 6th and those who donated school kit items.

To Linda Stavinoha & Korie Williams for making up 100+ Halloween baskets/bags for New Life youth & community kids.

To Cheryl Robinson for taking care of ant and wasp issues.

To Linda Stavinoha, Korie Williams, Becky Homerstad and others for sending out greeting cards.

To Linda Stavinoha, Korie Williams and Elna Ritter for further help in consolidating items in the décor/small shed.

To everyone who has encouraged, called and/or checked up on someone from your Church family.

To Judy Foucheaux, Lynn Cope, Terri Kiser, Doug Barron and Karen Cheney for volunteering at CHH doing odd jobs, picking up and delivering food and distributing food!

To everyone who donated food, bags & egg cartons for CHH.

To Property team members especially: Walt Wright for trimming bushes and changing burnt-out light bulbs, filters and ceiling tiles.

To Rudy Moreno, Linda Stavinoha and Raymond Rocha for helping us find a replacement fridge for the Fellowship Hall.

To the New Life quilters who continue to make beautiful quilts for Lutheran World Relief.

To the Altar Guild for keeping up with Sunday morning prep.

To those who continue the good works of New Life’s outreach programs at home and on New Life Property.

To New Life for continued support and for hosting multiple groups on our site. (Several AA/Alanon groups, Girl Scout troops, the Pearland Retired teachers, etc.) Most are meeting virtually, but they are grateful to know that New Life will be here for them when we return to group activities.

To all those on the prayer team, GLOW and beyond who are praying for this congregation, friends and family.

We appreciate you ALL so much!

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Thank you to everyone who donated and/or participated in the packing of 75 Health Kits in August! 260 School Kits were packed on October 6th!

Seniors packed 260 School Kits on October 6th

On December 1st, the New Life Seniors will be packing shoeboxes for the Seafarers at the Port of Houston after their monthly luncheon. If you have items for the boxes (we usually pack 100 shoeboxes - see list), magazines, books or puzzles to donate, please let Karen in the office know. Items needed: Comb, toothbrush, toothpaste, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, soap, washcloth, small notebooks, popcorn, nail clippers, magnets, keychains, small toys/cars, dental floss, Kleenex, fabric band-aids, baseball caps, stocking caps, hot chocolate, lip balm, t-shirts (new), q-tips, gold bond powder, needle & thread, hard candy, flashlight/batteries, puzzle books, playing cards, Texas souvenirs, USB flashdrives, earbuds/headphones, socks, pens, pencils, mechanical pencils, pencil sharpeners—we put in a Christmas card and current calendar also.

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Saturday, November 6 is Fall Sweep-Litter Cleanup in Pearland. Meet at the church at 8:30 to participate in our adopt-a-spot litter clean up. Bags, gloves, masks, and refreshments will be provided. We did only a portion of it last time. I hope we will have enough help to do our whole street from Main to Schleider Dr. Students will get volunteer credit for participating.

Many thanks to Walt Wright for installing our new outdoor trash and recycling containers so securely. Thanks also to the ball players for using them. With the option for trash and recyclable disposal, we have less contamination in our paper dumpsters.

If you missed the drug take back this month, you can still take your unused prescriptions to a container in the pharmacy department in Walgreens and most other drug stores. There are also on going collections at Alvin, Angleton, Clute, Freeport, Lake Jackson, Richwood, and Sweeny Police Departments.

I remember when I was a kid in Virginia, way last century, the

beautiful fall colors, the rustle of fallen leaves, a slight chill in the air, and the smell of burning leaves. At least we don’t have the burning leaves anymore. My parents never burned leaves. We had a big yard, many trees, and three large compost piles. Throughout our country, solid waste collection took much of the yard waste to

the landfill along with every other kind of municipal solid waste (MSW). For cleaner air and fire prevention, burning leaves was discouraged. Locating landfills became a big problem. NIMBY, not in my backyard, was the common sentiment. The soil had to be right, to avoid contamination of water or farmland, and still accessible for garbage trucks. EPA requirements

to protect the environment, especially groundwater, actually preserves the contents and slows down decomposition. Landfill avoidance is a very important concept facing governmental entities today. Since 1960 landfilling yard waste has decreased from 94% of MSW to 50% of MSW. Recycling and composting has increased from 6% of MSW to 32% of MSW. Combusting with energy recovery has gone from 0 to 12% of municipal solid waste. For many

years, Pearland’s yard waste has been going to a commercial composter. With all that Pearland has going for it with recycling, why did they not include composting in their last solid waste contract? All the yard waste that Pearland residents put out in clear bags and bundles for yard waste pickup is going to the landfill. Next month I’ll be covering

options for environmentally sensitive ways to dispose of yard waste. No, please don’t burn your leaves.

Helen Beckman

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Property updates, cleaning, replacements, etc. are being done continuously. See the list below for items needed for year-round maintenance. If you see something that needs to be addressed or you have a talent you are willing to share, and time to share it, please let Charlie Gaevert, Rudy Moreno or Karen Sweet-Cheney know. (Even if you only have 15 minutes on a Sunday to help with something you would like to share!) Suggestions are welcome as well.

Lots of things going on behind the scenes...

Thank you to all those who provide special offerings to help with Lawn Care. There is a new signup sheet in the Narthex for 2021 to help offset the shortage New Life is currently incurring. Lawn Care is $380 per month for the front of the property. The ball teams who use the back field are under contract to keep the field mowed.

New Life Needs: Please consider donating:

Air Filters: 20x18x1 (1) & 20x20x1 (10 every other month) Light Bulbs: T-12 and T-8 LED/Fluorescent Tubes

(we are now ONLY using LED - Daylight)

(WalMart has LED tubes that can be used as T8 OR T12 - Box of 10 for $42.88)

Other consistant needs: Bottled water is used year round (all sizes), Coffee (regular and decaf), little creamers (mini moos, Hazelnut & French vanilla), Z fold paper towels & 2

ply toilet paper (Charmin ultra plus).

Checks can be mailed to: 3402 Swensen Rd, Pearland, TX 77581 Be sure to put “New Life Lutheran - to be used for food” in the Memo!

Christian Helping Hands

Basket out full time for anytime drop-offs

* Emergency * Need! The shelves are bare!

Ramen Noodles, Mac & Cheese, Soups, Tuna, Canned Tomatoes & Sauce, Peanut Butter, Jelly and Dry Beans.

Other items: Cereal, Cooking Oil/spray, Single serve meals (canned and packets), Shampoo (& Conditioner), Diapers &

Baby Items, Razors & Shaving Cream

CHH needs egg cartons and plastic

bags too!

Property Team Meetings will be at 6pm on the 1st Thursday of

the month.

Property Updates

So far in 2021, New Life has donated more than 2,223 pounds of food!

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GLOW is caring for New Life Members.

GLOW—God’s Love, Our Work.

If you would like to join the GLOW care team or are in need of a care ministry, please contact the church office at 281-485-1818 or GLOW@newlifelutheran.com The GLOW team meets on the second Thursday of the month at 7:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. GLOW welcomes new care ministers! Even during these strange times the team sends cards, makes phone calls, provides communion and support for those in need.

Kroger Community Awards

New Life Lutheran’s Number changed to TX769

New Life received a check for $30.99 on 10/4/2021. Please update your Community Award number

online at Kroger.com Thank you to all who have used the New Life #!

The old number is still associated with us but cannot be used when enrolling or accessing our account anymore.

Some pictures in this issue were obtained from Facebook posts

and from submissions. Please submit pictures you take of New

Life events and/or special things going on in your family so that

we can ALL celebrate. Send pictures and info to Karen.

Randalls “Good Neighbor”

New Life Lutheran’s Number is 4748. A check for $7.44 was

received in June 2021!

If you shop at Randalls please consider adding this number to your “rewards card”.

As of October 2021, 762 prayer shawls and 40

baby afghans have been made and distributed to those in need. This ministry only has a few members and really needs more people who would like to help make shawls and afghans. Please contact Carole Wright @ 713-826-8749 if you are interested.

Kyle Cunningham

Updates for the Church Roster:

Manrique family—New Address 3510 Banbury Ln. Pearland TX 77584-5148

The Church Staff Thanks everyone for helping us keep the database up-to-date with addresses, phone numbers and emails. for each of your family members.

Also: Birthdays, Baptisms, Confirmations, and Wedding dates with the year.

In Sympathy – We extend our Christian sympathy to Fernando Marcha,

family and friends for the loss of his brother, Ramiro Jose Marcha Jr. (Ray) who died in Christ on Thursday, October 14th.

May the power of the Holy Spirit and the love of Christ bring comfort and consolation to all who mourn.

In Sympathy – We extend our Christian sympathy to the Wallace family

and friends for the loss of John’s mother, Claudia who died in Christ on October 14th. Services were held Saturday, October 23rd in Temple TX.

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There are Sunday School classes for everyone (youth & adults).

Take time for Life-Long Learning!

The Mary Martha Circle will meet Wednesday, November 17th at 9A.M. in the Fellowship Hall. At 9:30 Bible study starts. We will be doing the summer series, "Just L.I.F.E ." (Liberation Is For Everyone!) found in the Gather magazine. Copies of the study will be available for anyone who is not a subscriber.

New Life is looking for a Sunday School Superintendent and teachers for several ages. Please contact Mina if the Lord is moving on your heart and mind to lead in this capacity.

New Life

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Sunday Zoom Gospel Study: Join Pastor Bill in an online Zoom virtual Adult Christian Education Bible Study each Sunday

at 9:30 am. Each 30-minute session will feature a study and discussion of the Gospel Reading for that day.

Gospel

Bible Study

The AABBCC (Adult Bible Class) in-person Bible study - Sundays in the Fellowship Hall @ 9:30am — Social Distancing and Masks required.

The DVD Bible Study Class is Postponed for the moment. This class uses DVD’s to facilitate interesting and timely discussion. Daring Video Disciples are led by Nolan & Donna Patschke. Notices will go out when the decision to reconvene is made. Thank you for your patience! Donna & Nolan

Youth Sunday School Classroom Updates: Upstairs in the Fellowship Hall: Bryan Bradford, Beth Moore & Becca Reed lead the 3 year olds—1st graders. Bible intros using Veggie Tales material and other curriculum. MaryAnn Marcha leads the 2nd-3rd graders with the 10 Commandments. Korie Williams leads the High Schoolers in lively discussion. Downstairs in the Fellowship Hall Lorraine Walls & Julia Sweet lead the 4th-6th graders in the books of the Bible and their authors. In the Youth Minister office, Helen Beckman leads the 7th& 8th graders with Confirmation material.

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Look who made the ad! Logan Pineda!

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ELCA Spiritual Center

Daily Bible Readings

As we continue to share in the emerging 21st century ministry, please take time as you are able to visit the Spiritual Center at the ELCA website: www.elca.org/spiritual.html

“To be Christian without prayer is no more possible than to be alive without breathing.” - Martin Luther

GOD’S PEOPLE PRAY! Please continue to pray for those staying home for

COVID concerns, living in assisted living and

nursing facilities as they are unable to leave their

homes/rooms.

Pray for renewing health: Gebron Alvarez, Chris Baldauf, Bates family, Susan Bickham, Bryan & Lucas Bradford, Ed & Robyn Bradford, Leta Branum, Theresa Breuer, Brandi Brown, Floyd Brown, Hap Cummings, Kyle Cunningham, Foster Foucheaux, Nancy & Alan Fuller, the Gestls & Goschs, Harvey Hamilton, Homerstad families, John Howell, Linda Hudgens, the Kisers, Larry Magers, Tina Meyer, Linda Miller, Tamsey Mims, Pete Mistrot, Cheryl & Rich Newell, Kerrie Nichols, Hubert Pardue, Allison Patschke, Allen & Viola Patschke, Ruth & John Roberts, Scott & Leeta Sanger, Kathleen & Pastor Bill Schwertlich, Julia Sweet, Karen Sweet-Cheney, Patrick Sweet, Diane Tanksley, Claudia Thomas and Vera White.

Special prayer needs: Adams & Robinson families, Barrett and Ruddock families, Barron, Larson, Reed & Moore families, Bradford family, Broughton & Boeker familes, Brown & Fudge families, Brown & Grieger families, Buckels family, Castillo & Sandoval families, Childs family, Dahse family, Gosch family, Grage family, Kaiser family, Kyle Lawson, Lawson family, Marcha, Castillo & Salazar families, Mistrot & Meyer families, Nicholls family, Phelps, Butler & Schmidt families, Patschke & Tienert families, Purdum & Hayes families, Schroder family, Stavinoha, Hill & Coler families, Tanksley & Thomas families, Tatuaca family, Thomas family, Vavrecka family, Wallace family, Welch family, Wellman family, White family, Wilson family and the Young & Harrah families.

New Life prays for those serving in the military: Keagan Barthelme, Jeremy Foster, Zach Gottlieb, Eric Metzger, Mason Moore (reserves), Ryan Newell, Berkeley Scott, Joe Wishart & Christopher Young.

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These petitions are offered as guides to prayer for the global, social and outreach ministries of the church. Thank you for your continued prayers for the life and mission of this church.

PRAYER VENTURES 2021

A praying congregation prays for the wider church!

Prayers of the day go to the ELCA Prayer Ventures webpage

https://elca.org/Resources/Prayer-Ventures

Monthly prayer pages are available in Word and PDF format

Chase Glowka 11/01 Mike Kiser 11/01 Dustin Drozd 11/03 Holly Moreno 11/03 Mark Kaiser 11/04 Michael Scott 11/06 Bubba Flowers 11/07 Jade Lawrence-McCullough 11/09 Hubert Pardue 11/09 Lucas Bradford 11/10 Rebecca Meyer 11/10 Curt Meyer 11/13 Laura Krajca 11/14 Vicki Roesler 11/16 Elliot Baldauf 11/17 Krystyn Turner 11/18 Donna Patschke 11/19 Dave Peterson 11/21 Max Castillo 11/22 Maria Moreno 11/22 Rory Perez 11/23 Edward Tatuaca 11/23 Makenzie Martinez 11/24 Stephanie Gottleib 11/26 Jude Gosch 11/27 Patti Caballero 11/29 Chase Turner 11/29 Debbie Venglar 11/30

Susie & Mark Wellman 11/05 Becky & Jan Homerstad 11/28 Yvonne & David Perez 11/28 Susan & Len Columbus 11/29

Erin Bates 11/01 Cate Cummings 11/01 Mark Kaiser 11/01 Sheila Schmidt 11/01 Vera White 11/01 Vivienne Reed 11/02 Jan Peterson 11/09 Aimee Castillo 11/09 Susie Wellman 11/14 Catherine Sinacori 11/19 Linda Broughton 11/22 Rylynn Cope 11/23 Addy Palmer 11/23 Jennifer Jurgens-Scott 11/24 Richard Jurgens 11/24 Linda Miller 11/24 Kerrie Nicholls 11/24 Hadley Morrison 11/26 Jon Sweet 11/26 Tiffany Pineda 11/27 Karl Sweet 11/27 Karen Sweet Cheney 11/28 Floyd Brown 11/29 Rebecca Meyer 11/29

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