October 3, 2021 9:30 Am Nineteenth Sunday After Pentecost
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 20219:30 amOctober 3, 2021Nineteenth Sunday afterPentecostThe other readings for today areGenesis 2:18-24 and Psalm 8. Youare encouraged to read them prior toworship or during the week.Cover Image courtesy of Ashley Blakeand creationswap.com.Used with permisson,Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church1
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021WELCOME!WELCOME TO WORSHIP: It is our joy to welcome you to worship today, in-personand from wherever you may be viewing. We give thanks for whatever brought you,and pray that you may experience the love of God surrounding you and upholding you as wegather together to give thanks to God through Word and Sacrament.IF YOU ARE WORSHIPING ONLINE, we invite you to find a comfortable place for worship.Get some crackers or bread and something to drink so that we can share Communion.Light a candle if you have one.HOLY COMMUNION is God’s Word of love made visible in bread and wine.Individual kits are provided for Communion Distribution. These chalice cups have wine or juice inthe top and bread on the bottom. When the Eucharist is served during the service simply peel backthe seal for each part at the appropriate time. There are trash receptacles in the Narthex at thesame tables you picked up the servings from – please deposit the remnants from the kit there.WE WELCOME CHILDREN IN WORSHIP! Like Jesus who welcomed children to his ministry,Saint Andrew’s welcomes children to our worship services. Take-home paper activity bags with stickers, crayons and paper are available from your usher. “Younger Disciples Tips” are in the bulletin with ideas to engage children in worship. “A Time for Younger Disciples” during worship invites all children to listen to a message. Links to download and print an activity sheet for Sunday are in each week’s Trendings enews.During this heightened time of awareness and prevention regarding Coronavirus, we wouldlike to let you know. In compliance with current guidelines, everyone who is worshiping in-person needs to wear amask. As part of normal practices, the Altar Guild washes hands prior to preparing the Communionsupplies and ensures that common use items are cleaned for use weekly. In addition to these practices, the Altar Guild is also: sanitizing trays and bowls before and after services. wiping down the altar, railing, and baptismal font before and after services. Communion is by individual kits. Worship participants wash hands and use hand sanitizer before, during, and after worship. At the Peace, we share a verbal “Peace be with You” to maintain physical distancing. We are wiping down “common touch” areas in the Sanctuary, such as the armrests and tops ofpews, before each service. Hand sanitizer is available throughout the building for use. “Common touch” areas are being sanitized daily. Furnaces run to help filter the air in the building.VIDEO and AUDIO RECORDING IN PROGRESSSaint Andrew’s livestreams and records its worship services to YouTube, and video andaudio recording is currently in progress.It is possible that video footage and/or audio conversations of worshipers in theSaint Andrew’s Sanctuary may appear on the YouTube livestream/recording.2Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 20219:30 amOctober 3, 2021Order of WorshipNineteenth Sunday after PentecostG A T H E R I N GWelcome to Worship!As we prepare for worship, we invite you to a time of silence and focus.In compliance with health, county, and state guidelines,everyone worshiping in-person needs to wear a mask during worship.PRELUDESweet BlessingsTeresa Lutterman, harpWELCOMEPlease stand.HYMNLet the Whole Creation CryCONFESSION AND FORGIVENESSAllSingerPastor[Anne Crosby Gaudet]Pastor Larabulletin page 18APOSTOLIC GREETINGThe Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God,and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all.And also with you.HYMN OF PRAISEPRAYER OF THE DAYPlease be seated.A TIME FOR YOUNGER DISCIPLESSaint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church[Ken DeJong]Pastor Lara1
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021W O R DREADINGWord of God.Word of Life.Hebrews 1:1-4; 2:5-12MUSICAL INTERLUDEYounger Disciples Tip: If you have a Spark Story Bible, this story is on page 328.ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE GOSPELThe Holy Gospel according to Mark.Glory to you, O Lord.GOSPELThe Gospel of the Lord.Praise to you, O Christ.SERMONHYMNHow Firm a FoundationAFFIRMATION OF FAITHMark 10:2-16Pastor Larabulletin page 19Apostles’ CreedTrusting in God’s baptismal promises,we affirm our faith using the words of the Apostles’ Creed.I believe in God, the Father almighty,creator of heaven and earth.I believe in Jesus Christ, God’s only Son, our Lord,who was conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit,born of the Virgin Mary,suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried;he descended to the dead.On the third day he rose again;he ascended into heaven,he is seated at the right hand of the Father,and he will come to judge the living and the dead.I believe in the Holy Spirit,the holy catholic Church, the communion of saints,the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body,and the life everlasting. Amen.2Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021Younger Disciples Tip Prayers/Offering: Invite children to write down who they want to prayfor this week and one way they can serve their family/community.THE PRAYERSHear us, O God.Your mercy is great.THE PEACEThe peace of Christ be with you always.And also with you.If you are worshiping online, we encourage you to post the peace on a social media platform.Please be seated.ANNOUNCEMENTSOFFERINGWith Grateful HeartAnna McLeod, Matt Camrud, duet[Arr. Mark Schweizer]If you wish to financially support the mission of Saint Andrew’s, in-person offerings can be placedin the offering plate on the table in the Narthex. Additional options for financial giving can befound at https://salc.church/giving.OFFERTORY PRAYERM E A LPlease remain seated.INVITATION TO COMMUNION AND COMMUNION DISTRIBUTIONTHE LORD’S PRAYEROur Father in heaven, hallowed be your name,your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven.Give us today our daily bread.Forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us.Save us from the time of trial and deliver us from evil.For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours,now and forever. Amen.PRAYER AFTER COMMUNIONSaint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church3
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021S E N D I N GPlease stand.Younger Disciples Tip Blessing: Mark the sign of the cross on your child’s forehead as a reminderof this sending blessing.BLESSINGSENDING HYMNSENDING (dismissal)Blest Be the Tie That Bindsbulletin page 20Go in peace. The living Word dwells in you.Thanks be to God!Please be seated and remain seated until dismissed by the ushers.POSTLUDERide the ChariotAnna McLeod, solo[arr. Sally K Albrecht]PARTICIPANTSPresiding MinisterDirector of Music Ministries/OrganistAltar GuildSingersPastor Lara ForbesDr. Will SimpsonJoAn Eklof, Karin EklofMatt Camrud, Anna McLeod,Kit BowermanHarp Teresa LuttermanAudio/Visual Sharon Gurtel, Susan HegedusHospitality Team John Nelson, Art Gurtel4Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021WELCOME to WORSHIPCOMMEMORATIONS:Francis of Assisi, renewer of the church, died 1226October 4Born into the family of a wealthy merchant, Francis gave up his inheritance to serve poorpeople. He formed the Order of Friars Minor (called Franciscans), who took on poverty and thetask of preaching “using words if necessary.” Francis had a spirit of gratitude for all of God’screation.Theodor Fliedner, renewer of society, died 1864October 4Fliedner helped to bring about a revival of the ministry of deaconesses among Lutherans. Hewas influenced in this by Moravian deaconesses he had met. The motherhouse he founded inKaiserswerth, Germany, inspired many around the world to take up this ministry.William Tyndale, translator, martyr, died 1536October 6Tyndale was ordained a priest in England, and wished to translate the Bible into English. Hewas opposed in this by King Henry VIII, causing him to flee to Germany. He completed theNew Testament in 1525, but before he could finish the Old Testament, he was tried for heresyand burned at the stake.Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, pastor in North America, died 1787October 7Divided Lutherans in America asked leaders in Europe to send someone who could takecharge and unite their work. Muhlenberg was sent, and was effective in organizing theAmerican Lutherans. Among other accomplishments, his liturgical principles became the basisfor the Common Service of 1888.SUNDAY OCTOBER 3E a r l y S u n d a y M o r n i n g D i s c i p l es h i p . . . . 8 : 0 0amEARLY SUNDAY MORNING STUDY MARKSundays, through November 21, 8:00 am, 322 Conference Room and via ZoomLed by Marvin Kananen and Jean WahlstromMARK has been the source of our texts for worship last year, studying portions of it. Now weare taking an overview and look at the whole book, seeing these portions in context. For those attending in person, bring your mask and coffee/tea/snack of your choice. We will go on-line on Zoom at 7:45 am but study starts at 8:00 am Sessions are not recorded. Join for any session, come when you can. Welcome.M em o r i a l G a r d e n D e d i c a t i o n . . . . 1 0 : 3 0amMEMORIAL GARDEN COLUMBARIUM DEDICATION: Saint Andrew’s will dedicate the formerGrace Lutheran Church columbarium walls in our Memorial Garden on Sunday, October 3, at10:30 am. Everyone is invited to this time of dedicating new sacred space on our campus.We will also commit the remains of four Grace members.As you may be aware, the columbarium walls from Grace Lutheran were moved to SaintAndrew’s in 2019 when that congregation closed. The construction, move, and re-facingof those walls took longer than expected, and then the pandemic hit. Now we are ready todedicate this new addition to Saint Andrew’s.Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church5
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021S u n d a y D i s c i p l es h i p H o u r . . . . 1 1 : 0 0HIGH SCHOOL FAITH and FELLOWSHIP:Sundays beginning October 3, 11:00 am,Youth Roomfor youth in grades 9-12All high school youth are welcome togather for a time to grow together in faithand have some fun. Faith and Fellowshipkicks-off this Sunday, October 3!amAFFIRMATION of BAPTISM/CONFIRMATION (ABC)Sundays, 11:00 am,322/Conference Room and via Zoomfor youth in grades 7-8Confirmation youth are welcome to comeearly to hang out and socialize. This yearwe are taking a deep dive into the SmallCatechism.DISCIPLESHIP HOUR FORUM - OUR ASIAN NEIGHBORSSunday, October 3, 11:00 am, via ZoomPresenter: Dr. Joseph LiReverend Joseph ‘Joe’ Li (Th.D.), currently serving in the Northwest Washington Synod’sministry with Chinese post-graduate students at the University of Washington, will be helpingus to understand our Asian neighbors and the challenges they are facing with discrimination.Many of you have expressed interest in hearing more about issues of “inclusivity anddiversity” in our neighborhood. Once an immigrant Chinese student himself, he can speakfrom experience as well as from a studied perspective.Recordings of past Forums can be found on our Discipleship Hour ts-page. Scroll to “Discipleship Hour Recordings”.FellowshipCROSSWAYS STUDY with PASTOR MIKE ANDERSON:Video Lecture available on Sundays beginning October 3Zoom Discussion, Thursdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pmPastor Mike Anderson, recently retired from Holy Spirit Lutheran in Kirkland, invites everyoneto join “Crossways”, a two-year survey course of the entire Bible, Genesis to Revelation. Itgives participants the historical, theological, and contextual background to every Biblical book.Although the class is primarily academic, it is not “difficult” – no tests, papers, or homework.Each Sunday of the academic year, those registered will receive access to a recorded lectureabout a biblical book. Students can watch the lecture and, if they choose, join a 7:00 pmThursday evening Zoom session to discuss and consider questions related to the lecture.Find more information and register at https://www.hslckirkland.org/crossways. A suggesteddonation of 25 is encouraged.THIS WEEK OCTOBER 4 - OCTOBER 9OFFICE HOURS: The church office is open Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.In compliance with current guidelines, everyone needs to wear a mask when they are in thebuilding. Masks and hand sanitizer are available.TUESDAY MORNING MEN: Tuesdays, 8:30 am, via ZoomFacilitator: Dick SwaisgoodAll men are invited! Tuesday Morning Men are using Strength in Faith Devotional, a book ofdevotions written for men. The pieces are short but thoughtful, scripture based, and haveelicited a lot of discussion. Contact Dick Swaisgood for instructions on joining.6Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostDORCAS CIRCLE: Tuesday, October 5,9:30 am - 12:00 noon,302/Fellowship Hall SouthDorcas Circle meets to assemble and sewquilts for Lutheran World Relief. You canalso cut quilt squares and/or sew quiltsat home. Contact Linda Willenberg forinformation.FLAT SHEETS and BOXES NEEDED:Dorcas needs flat sheets in good conditionto use for quilts, and large cardboardmoving boxes (24 inches tall or slightlytaller) for shipping quilts to Lutheran WorldRelief. These can be brought to church orcontact Linda Willenberg to arrange to havethem picked up from your home.MIDWEEK BIBLE STUDY:Tuesdays, 10:00 am,322/Conference Room and via ZoomMidweek Bible Study, led by Pastor Lara,meets weekly on Tuesdays. We arestudying the Gospel of Luke.Please note: There is no Bible Study thisTuesday, October 5.October 3, 2021FIRST TUESDAY HAPPY (ONLINE) HOUR:Tuesday, October 5, 5:00 pm, via ZoomFellowship, friendship and conversationmake any gathering a happy event! Signup at salc.church/online-happy-hour by12:00 noon on October 5 so we can getthe Zoom link to you. Questions? ContactFellowship Coordinator Sherry Grindeland,sherry@salc.church or 425-746-2529.W.E.B.S. (Women’s Early Book Study):Wednesdays, October 6 - November17,11:00 am - 12:30 pm, via ZoomOur book group reconvenes on Wednesday,October 6. Our Fall Book Selection is TheGift of Years by Joan Chittister. This groupdiscusses books that are challenging andinspirational. We encourage one another,share our stories, and nurture our faiththrough devotions, prayer, and service. Allwomen are welcome. Contact Cheryl Jurrusfor a schedule and Zoom link.YOUTH GROUP: Youth are welcome to join onthe Wednesdays listed below for a time offellowship and fun. All Youth Groups meetfrom 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm via Zoom. 1st Wednesday of the month –High School (October 6) 2nd Wednesday of the Month –Middle School (October 13) 3rd Wednesday of the Month –Combined (October 20)NEXT SUNDAY OCTOBER 10WOR S HIPWE WELCOME PASTOR CHELSEA GLOBE next Sunday, October 10, to preach and preside. PastorGlobe joined the Lutheran Campus Ministry team at University of Washington in November2020 as interim pastor. She is a lifelong Washingtonian. Pastor Globe was ordained in theELCA in 2014, and served in parish ministry in Federal Way before coming to campus ministry.She lives in West Seattle with her husband Bill and two rambunctious kids. She loves workingwith college students and supporting them during this intensely formative time of their lives.She also finds great joy in speaking and preaching at ELCA congregations around the state topromote this important ministry and encourage congregations to support young adults in theirown contexts. To learn more, visit www.uwlutherans.org or social media pages(@UWLutherans).Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church7
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021SUNDAY WORSHIP: Worship is at 9:30 am. In-person: In compliance with current guidelines, everyone needs to wear a maskduring worship. Livestream on YouTube: Links to bulletins and worship services can be found athttps://SALC.church/media.READINGS for October 10, Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost:Amos 5:6-7, 10-15; Psalm 90:12-17; Hebrews 4:12-16; Mark 10:17-31E a r l y S u n d a y M o r n i n g D i s c i p l es h i p . . . . 8 : 0 0amEARLY SUNDAY MORNING STUDY MARKSundays, through November 21, 8:00 am, 322 Conference Room and via ZoomLed by Marvin Kananen and Jean WahlstromWe are taking an overview of the entire book of Mark. If you have not already signed up,please sign up at salc.church/sunday-morning-bible-study and indicate whether you willnormally attend in-person or via Zoom.S u n d a y D i s c i p l es h i p H o u r . . . . 1 1 : 0 0HIGH SCHOOL FAITH and FELLOWSHIP:Sundays, 11:00 am, 319/Youth Roomfor youth in grades 9-12All high school youth are welcome togather for a time to grow together in faithand have some fun.amAFFIRMATION of BAPTISM/CONFIRMATION (ABC)Sundays, 11:00 am,322/Conference Room and via Zoomfor youth in grades 7-8Confirmation youth are welcome to comeearly to hang out and socialize.DISCIPLESHIP HOUR FORUM - THE PLASTER HOUSESunday, October 10, 11:00 am, via ZoomPresenter: The Plaster House Founder Sarah RejmanThe Plaster House in Tanzania provides surgical rehabilitation to children with disabilities.Sarah Rejman will bring updates about the work being done and the current goal to serve1000 children this calendar year.Sign up for Discipleship Hour Adult Forums at salc.church/discipleship-hour-forums-sign-up.Sign up no later than Saturday before the Forum so we can get the Zoom link emailed to you.FellowshipAPPLES! Next Sunday, October 10, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, Saint Andrew’s Parking LotSaint Andrew’s members Vince and Doris Visaya will once again bring a trailer full of tasty,juicy apples to Saint Andrew’s! You are welcome to take as many apples as you wish (pleasebring your own bag) and leave a donation which will go to the Summer 2022 High SchoolMission Trip.8Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021GATHERING for THE PLASTER HOUSE: The Plaster House’s goal in 2021 is to provide “HighLove, Low Cost” surgical rehabilitation for 1000 children with disabilities in Tanzania. FounderSarah Rejman will be in the USA to raise funds needed to reach their goal. On Sunday,October 10, Saint Andrew’s will host Sarah for the following: Sarah will be the Discipleship Hour Forum speaker at 11:00 am, online via Zoom. In partnership with Cross of Christ Lutheran, a lunch will be provided at 12:30 pm in theSaint Andrew’s parking lot (outdoors, dress for “Tailgating for Tanzania”). A typical AfricanSafari Box Lunch will be offered, prepared professionally by Kim Unti, caterer. To order abox lunch, RSVP to Jean Wahlstrom. At 1:00 pm, Sarah will give a presentation, also in the Saint Andrew’s parking lot. Othercongregations will be invited. There is no Seahawk game that day, so get your outdoorclothes on and bring a lawn chair. We will have some extra chairs ready as well! Noreservation is needed for the presentation.COMING UPSunday MorningsSUNDAY WORSHIP: Worship is at 9:30 am, both in-person and livestreamed on YouTube.DISCIPLESHIP HOUR FORUM - LGBTQ INCLUSIONSunday, October 17, 11:00 am, via ZoomPresenters: Chair Beth Donahoe and members of the LBBTQ Inclusion Task ForceThe LGBTQ Inclusion Group is working to help Saint Andrew’s become a Reconciling in Christcongregation. Join us as we review the steps we’ve already taken and present and discussour group’s Statement of Inclusion, a brief document expressing our church’s acceptance andaffirmation of all of God’s children. It is planned that the statement will be voted on at theannual congregation meeting.DISCIPLESHIP HOUR FORUM - FIND YOUR CHRISTIAN APPROACH TO CLIMATE CHANGESundays, October 24 and 31, 11:00 am, via ZoomPresenter: Jeff ThielJeff Thiel gets us thinking about small things and large as we try to be wise stewards of theworld’s resources. Jeff will talk about “Creation Care and Climate Change: What’s next?”Jeff asks, “What is God calling us to do now? We’ll explore how we can come together as acommunity in Christ to care for His Creation in a pivotal time.”Recordings of past forums on this topic (from February 2020 and March 2019) are availableon the Discipleship Hour webpage: W ee kPARENT LISTENING SESSIONS:Tuesday, October 12, 8:00 pm, via ZoomWe are meeting to provide ways to support parents. Each month, on the second Tuesday at8:00 pm, we gather together via Zoom to discuss a different topic. These topics will cover lifeboth in and out of church. In October we will discuss challenges of scheduling and planningduring a pandemic. Join us on October 12. The Zoom link will be sent out to all parents.Questions, please reach out to Doug Johnson, doug@salc.church or 425-746-2529.Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church9
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021YOUTH GROUP: Youth are welcome to join on the Wednesdays listed for a time of fellowship andfun. All Youth Groups meet from 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm via Zoom. 2nd Wednesday of the Month – Middle School (October 13) 3rd Wednesday of the Month – Combined (October 20)KNITWITS (Knitting as Witnesses):Thursday, October 14, 1:00 pm,via ZoomKnitting as Witnesses (KnitWits) gathersvia Zoom to check in, share ideas,and connect with each other. ContactKnitWits coordinator Dianne Chongor Communications Specialist SusanHegedus, susan@salc.church, to get theZoom link.MEMORIAL CELEBRATION OF LIFE: Oursister in Christ, Hildur Bretheim, diedOctober 13, 2020. A Memorial Celebrationof Life will be held on Friday, October 15,at 1:30 pm in the Sanctuary.YOUTH MINI GOLF:Saturday, October 16, 10:30 am,Rainbow Run at Willows Golf CourseAll youth, grades 6-12, are invited to MiniGolf! We will gather on October 16 atRainbow Run in Redmond for another funmini-golf outing. Cost is 13 per person.Sign up atsalc.church/event/youth-mini-golf no laterthan Thursday, October 14.YOUTH COFFEE AND CONVERSATION:Sunday, October 17, 12:00 noon,meet at Saint Andrew’sAll youth, grades 6-12, are invited toconversations around today’s topicsand faith. Every Third Sunday afterDiscipleship Hour we will gather in thechurch parking lot and walk across thestreet to Five Stones Coffee Co. (behindthe Shell station). Youth will decide topicsfor discussion. We will sit outside andsocial distance. We will return to thechurch for parent pick-up. No need tosign-up. Questions, contact Doug Johnson.MEMORIAL CELEBRATION OF LIFE: Oursister in Christ, Inge Siemens, diedApril 17, 2021. A Memorial Celebration ofLife will be held on Sunday, October 17,at 3:00 pm in the Sanctuary.ONGOING OPPORTUNITIESDEVOTIONAL BOOKS: We have receivedthe Christ in Our Home and The Word inSeason booklets for October/November/December. Pick them up in the Narthexwhenever the building is open, or contactthe church office, info@salc.church or425-746-2529, if you would like a copy ofeither or both booklets mailed to you.10MEN’S CLOTHING for CONGREGATIONSFOR THE HOMELESS (CFH): CFH isasking for donations of warm jackets,sweatshirts, sweaters, athletic shoes,jeans, long sleeve knit shirts, knit hats,and new underwear and socks. Leavethem in the CFH basket near the elevatorin the Narthex or contact Cheryl Jurrus tohave them picked up. Thank you!Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021ITEMS for PERSONAL CARE KITS: Health and Wholeness Ministry is collecting items forPersonal Care Kits. Lutheran World Relief is in urgent need of these kits due to low rates ofparticipation and an increase in demand. The items needed are: Bath towels – light weight, dark colors, 20”x40” to 52”x27” Soap – 4 or 5 ounce bars Toothbrushes – adult size Combs – sturdy, no picks or fine tooth combs Nail clippersPlace donations in the basket near the elevator in the Narthex. We are also acceptingmonetary donations. Make checks payable to Saint Andrew’s and note “Kits – Lutheran WorldRelief” in the memo line.YOUTH REGISTRATION FORMS: All youthand families who are participating inactivities with Saint Andrew’s during the2021-2022 year need to complete a YouthRegistration Form (one form per family.)This form gives us the information tohelp keep children and youth safe whileparticipating in Saint Andrew’s activities.The registration form and instructions areat salc.church/youth-registration. If youwant a blank form mailed to you, ask thechurch office, 425-746-2529 orinfo@SALC.church.HEALTH AND WHOLENESS MINISTRYOPPORTUNITY: Our Health andWholeness Ministry Committee needspeople willing to volunteer in the followingareas. If you can help with either of theseneeds, please contact Janell Erickson.Transportation providers - take churchmembers who can’t drive themselves to adoctor or physical therapy appointment.Meal Providers - provide and delivera meal for a church member who isrecovering from surgery, birth of a baby,or has a death in the family.2022 ELCA YOUTH GATHERING SIGN-UP:The 2022 ELCA Youth Gathering (aka “theGathering”) will take place July 24-28,2022 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. TheGathering is open to all youth 8th-12thgrade for the 2021-2022 school year. Ifyour youth is interested in being a partof the Saint Andrew’s group going to theGathering, sign up atsalc.church/high-school-summer-trip.The first Team meeting is Sunday,October 24, at 12:00 noon.Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church11
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 3, 2021SAINT ANDREW’S OUTREACH MINISTRIESPlease remember in prayer these organizations we provide ongoing support for.Monetary donations can be made through Saint Andrew’s with the name of the organizationclearly marked, or sent to the organization directly. Donations to some organizations can bemade through our online giving page (www.salc.church/giving-options and press the blue“Donate” button). Congregations for the Homeless serves men in need of meals, shelter, and services.Visit www.cfhomeless.org The Sophia Way serves women in need of meals, shelter, and services. Visitwww.sophiaway.org. Lutheran Community Services Northwest (LCSNW) is collecting food and hygienedonations, as requests for these in their Centers are significant. Visit https://lcsnw.org/office/north-puget-sound/ Hopelink works to end poverty in our community by providing food assistance and otherprograms that provide stability and skills and knowledge needed to exit poverty. Visitwww.hopelink.org Monetary donations provide the most flexibility. Amazon Wish List: Hopelink has set up a wish list (with their greatest needs)through Amazon, where people can order items to be delivered directly to Hopelink.The link to Amazon can be accessed through Hopelink’s website: www.hopelink.org/how-help-hopelink. At checkout, select the Hopelink Gift Registry address. Lantern Hill, Mexico: Lantern Hill provides educational support to children in Ensenada,food staples to families, and higher education support to their graduates. Contributionscan be sent directly to Friends of Lantern Hill, 1907 Buckington Drive, Chesterfield, MO63017; or you can contribute through Saint Andrew’s, with “Lantern Hill” noted on yourcheck. Visit www.friendsoflanternhill.org Navajo Evangelical Lutheran Mission (NELM) in Rock Point, Arizona: The Missioncontinues to provide meals to children, seniors, and anyone who is hungry. Funds for themission school can be provided through Box Top for Education; use the digital app toscan your grocery receipts. Visit www.nelm.org to learn more and/or to donate directly tothem. MaaSAE Girls Lutheran Secondary School (MGLSS) and The Plaster House inTanzania:MGLSS serves 350 students and is seeking sponsorship support for all of their newstudents. The Plaster House (www.theplasterhouse.org) treats children needing surgeryand through their recovery time.12Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church; Bellevue, WA www.SALC.church
Nineteenth Sunday after PentecostWEEKLY PLANNER:October 3, 2021OCTOBER 3 - OCTOBER 10OFFICE HOURS: The church office is open Monday-Friday, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.SundayNineteenth Sunday after PentecostOctober 38:00 am Early Sunday Morning Bible Study9:30 am Sunday Worship10:30 am Memorial Garden Dedication11:00 am ABC/Confirmation11:00 am High School Faith and Fellowship11:00 am Discipleship Hour ForumMondayOctober 4322/Conference Room / onlineSanctuary/LivestreamMemorial Garden322/Conference Room / online319/Youth Roomonline1:00 pm Health and Wholeness Ministry Committee online1:00 pm Saint Andrew’s Staff2126:00 pm Finance CommitteeonlineTuesday8:30 am Tuesday Morning MenOctober 5 9:30 am - 12:00 noon Dorcas Circle5:00 pm Happy (Online) HourMidweek Bible Study - no meetingonline302/Fellowship Hall SouthonlineWednesdayOctober 6onlineonlineonline11:00 am W.E.B.S. (Women’s Early Book Study)2:00 pm Congregation Care Team5:30 pm Youth Group - High SchoolThursdayOctober 7FridayOctober 8SaturdayOctober 9SundayTwentieth Sunday after PentecostOctober 108:00 am Early Sunday Morning Bible Study9:30 am Sunday Worship11:00 am ABC/Confirmation11:00 am High School Faith and Fellowship11:00 am Discipleship Hour Forum11:00 am - 1:00 pm Apples in the Parking Lot12:30 pm The Plaster House Gathering Lunch1:00 pm The Plaster House Gathering Presentation322/Conference Room / onlineSanctuary/Livestream322/Conference Room / online319/Youth RoomonlineParking LotParking LotParking LotPlease submit announcements for next Sunday’s Bulletin no later thanWednesday, October 6, at 9:00 am.Email submission
Oct 03, 2021 · In addition to these practices, the Altar Guild is also: sanitizing trays and bowls before and after services. wiping down the altar, railing, and baptismal font before and after services. Communion is by individual kits. Worship participants wash hands
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1ST STAGE RESULT 2ND STAGE RESULT PAINTING 9th –20 THOCT, 2021 25 THOCT, 2021 (International Artist Day) 30 OCT –7 NOV, 2021 14TH NOV, 2021 (FINAL RESULTS) WRITING 9th –20TH OCT, 2021 25TH OCT, 2021 (International Artist Day) 30TH OCT –7TH NOV, 2021 14TH NOV, 2021 (FINAL RESULTS) LYRICS, SINGING AND MUSIC 4TH NOV (To be
Call 1-800-445-8667; mention NYSNA event. ROCHESTER October 27, 2021. Room Block Room Rate: 110/night Cut-off Date: October 13, 2021 Call 1-800-774-1500. SARATOGA October 28, 2021. DEADLINES: SUBMISSIONS FOR TABLE APPLICATIONS: Rochester: October 22, 2021 Saratoga: October 22, 20
Oct 01, 2021 · 310 Oak Street, Irwin, PA 15642 724-863-6858 October 2021 - Newsletter Our Mission Statement “The First United Methodist Church of Irwin exists to make disciples of Jesus Christ. We are a community of believers, centered on Christ, united by God’s love, and empowered by the Holy Spirit.” OCTOBER 1, 2021 OCTOBER 2021 - NEWSLETTER
bert Humperdinck October 14th, Rumours of Fleetwood MAC on October 18th, So You Think You Can Dance Live! 2018 on October 19th, Dean Lives: A Musical Salute on October 20th, Decades Rewind on October 26th, Felix Cavaliere & Gene Cor-nish’s Rascals on October 27th, and An Evening with Danny Aiello and Screening of Stiffs on October 28th. For .
