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Vol. 31 No. 82016OSLC Mission Statement: Living God’s love in Jesus Christ through word and sacraments, worship and prayer,learning and fellowship we grow disciples for service and outreach.Our SaviorLutheran Church745 Front St. SouthIssaquah, WA 98027(425) 392-4169(425) aquahTwitter:twitter.com/oslcissaquahSunday Worship:10:00 a.m.Sunday School, Confirmation and Adult Study:9:00 a.m. (September-May)Inside this issue Pr. Telyea’s InstallationServicep. 2New Beginning Sunday p. 3OSLC Fall CalendarHighlighterp. 3Sunday Schoolp. 3Confirmation &Adult Educationp. 3Group Studiesp. 4-5Chancel Choirp. 5Women’s Retreatp. 5Social Concernsp. 6President’s Reportp. 7-8Library Newsp. 8Thank Yous!P. 9Birthdays &Anniversariesp. 10Sept. Calendarp. 11Prayersp. 12Sept. WorshipAssistantsp. 13Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.Psalm 119:105Brothers and Sisters, Greetings in the Name of Christ!As we prepare for the beginning of the program year at OSLC, I want to takea moment and give thanks for the wonderful summer. On June 19th you said goodbye and thank you to Pastor Christensen who faithfully served you for 18 months.On July 10th you welcomed my family and I as we began our ministry partnership.Then on July 17th we started a five-week sermon series followed by town hall meetings where together we began to discern where God is calling us. Where as mostcongregations think of the summer as "down time" OSLC kept busy. As a matter offact attendance was up approximately 29% compared to the past two years! Sothank you! Thank you for making church a priority this summer, and keep it up.As we roll into this program year, the staff here at OSLC is going to try hardto provide you opportunities to deepen your faith. Sunday's will be a big day atOSLC. Besides worship there will also be time for Sunday School, Adult Education,Confirmation and a time of fellowship. In order to accommodate this we still besticking to our one service schedule. Sundays will look like this:9:00—9:45 a.m. – Education Hour10:00 a.m. – Worship11:00 a.m. – FellowshipAs you think about how you will be spending your Sundays this fall, pleasemake it a priority to come for education hour and stay through the fellowshiptime. Scripture tells us that the Word of God helps guide our lives, and I believe theOSLC staff has structured Sunday mornings to help you hear, learn and experienceGod's Word in such as way that it will fuel your week.continued on page 2
continued from page 1If you're not able to come every Sunday morning I understand. We all have busy lives, andsometimes it's hard to make it. Here are a few suggestions for how to incorporate faith time into yourlife if you miss a week: Sermons will be posted online. Check them and give them a listen.If you’re traveling take your Bible with you. Bibles love to travel with you!Join me on Tuesday mornings for Bible Study at 10:00 a.m. in the church library.This is an exciting time to be a member at OSLC. One of the things that stood out to me duringour town hall events this summer, was how important it will be for us to hold to God's Word and allowit to be our guiding light. This summer we began the process of listening for where God is calling us,now it's time to start moving and it begins on Sunday's.See you in church,Pastor WesP.S. Mark your calendars for September 25th at 3:00 p.m. Bishop Kirby Unti will formally install me asyour Lead PastorA Celebration of the Installation ofReverend Wesley TelyeaSunday, September 25, 2016 @ 3:00 PMOur Savior Lutheran ChurchOur Savior Lutheran Church is proud and excited to welcome Rev. WesleyTelyea and his family into the Our Savior community. Rev. Telyea will be formally installed as Lead Pastor on Sunday, September 25th at 3:00 p.m. by BishopKirby Unti, Bishop Northwest Washington Synod. There will be a reception in Anderson Hall following the installation service. Come and be a part of this special day in the life of Our Savior!2
OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH2016 FALL HIGHLIGHTERSeptember 4September 5September 7September 10September 11September 12September 13September 15September 16September 17September 18September 20September 25September 26October 1 & 2October 2October 8October 9October 11October 15October 16October 17October 18October 21October 23October 30November 6November 8November 13November 15November 18November 20November 24&25Worship @ 10:00 amConfirmation Orientation @ 11:30 amLabor Day Holiday/OSLC Office ClosedMission Quilters resumes eachWednesday morning at- 9:30 amChancel Choir resumes eachWednesday evening at 7:00 pmMom’s w/ Young Kids @ IssaquahCoffee Company at 9:30 amSunday School Teacher Meet & Greet@ 9:00 amWorship @ 10:00 amYouth Committee Meeting @ 11:30 amNew Life Spirituality Group @ 6:30 pm@ Les & Kate Gagnon’sOSLC Book Group @ Barnes & Noble@ 7:30 pmIssaquah Meal Program Meal Prep@ OSLCOSLC Council Meeting@7:00 pmFocus Newsletter Deadline @ noonHope Circle @ 9:30 am @ Lucy Acker’sCouncil Retreat @ the home of Judi CaseNEW BEGINNING SUNDAYChristian Education Hour @ 9:00 amWorship @ 10:00 amTuesday Morning Bible Study begins w/Rev. Telyea each Tuesday @ 10:00 amGlobal Missions Committee @ 11:00 amChristian Education Hour @ 9:00 amWorship @ 10:00 amRev. Telyea’s Service of Installation @3:00 pm w/ reception followingFaith Circle @ 1:30 pm @ Karen Hansen’sSunday School Teacher Meet &GreetSeptember 11, 2016 @ 9:00 a.m.New Beginnings SundaySeptember 18, 2016Worship @ 10:00 a.m.Join us for a joy-filled celebration of fresh startsand new beginnings! There will be a Sundayschool teacher meet and greet on Sunday, September 11th at 9:00 a.m. Actual Sunday School classesfor ages 3 through sixth grade will begin onSunday, September 18th in the downstairs classrooms from 9:00—9:45 a.m.On Sunday, September 18th, the Christian education hour (Sunday School, Confirmation andAdult Education) begins at 9:00 a.m. Also on Sunday, September 18th, Sunday school teachers willbe installed during the 10:00 am worship service.Issaquah Salmon DaysChristian Education Hour @ 9:00 amWorship @ 10:00 amMom’s w/ Young Kids @ IssaquahCoffee Company at 9:30 amChristian Education Hour @ 9:00 amWorship @ 10:00 amIssaquah Meal Program Meal Prep@ OSLCOSLC Council Meeting @ 7:00 pmFocus Newsletter Deadline @ noonChristian Education Hour @ 9:00 amWorship—10:00 amFaith Circle @ 1:30 pmGlobal Missions Committee @ 11:00 amHope Circle @ 9:30 amChristian Education Hour @ 9:00 amWorship @ 10:00 amReformation SundayChristian Education Hour @ 9:00 amWorship @ 10:00 amAll Saints Sunday / Pacific StandardTime BeginsChristian Education Hour @ 9:00 amWorship @ 10:00 amIssaquah Meal Program Meal PrepOSLC Council Meeting @ 7:00 pmChristian Education Hour @ 9:00 amWorship @ 10:00 amGlobal Missions Committee @ 11:00 amFocus Newsletter Deadline @ noonHope Circle @ 9:30 amWorship @ 10:00 amCongregational Meeting @ 11:30 amThanksgiving Holiday/OSLC OfficeClosedConfirmation OrientationSeptember 4, 2016 @ 11:30 a.m.On Sunday, September 4th at 11:30 a.m., PastorTelyea will lead a confirmation orientation meeting for parents and youth in grades sevenththrough ninth. Parents and youth please plan onattending to learn more about the particulars ofthe program.Discipleship: What does it mean tofollow Jesus?Sundays, Sept. 18—October 9 @ 9:00 a.m.3In a world that is becoming more and more secular, what does it mean to follow Jesus? How is itpossible to explain your faith to friends withoutbeing offensive? How do you teach your kids theFaith knowing full well they might be ridiculedfor it? How can you show the love of God to people who have been hurt by the Church? Join Pastor Wes for a four-week course exploring thesequestions and more. Class will run from September 18—October 9th at 9:00 a.m. on Sundaymornings in Anderson Hall.
Small Group MinistriesNew Life SpiritualityGroupOSLC's Book ClubSeptember 11@ 6:30 p.m.Barnes & NobleBookstore, IssaquahSeptember 12th 7:30 p.m.The first meeting this fall will beSunday, September 11th at thehome of Les and Kate Gagnon beginning at 6:30 p.m. The group iscurrently reading and discussingthe book, Between the Dark and the Daylight byJoan Chittister. If you’d like more information orhave questions, e-mail Don Miller atMr.don.miller@gmail.com.The book club will meet on September 12th at7:30 p.m. at the Issaquah Barnes & Noble to discuss Song Yet Sung by James McBride. A runaway slave named Liz Spocott escapes into thelabyrinthine swamps of Maryland’s easternshore, setting loose a drama of violence and hopeamong slave catchers, plantation owners, watermen, runaway slaves, and free blacks. Liz is neardeath, wracked by disturbing visions of thefuture, and armed with “the Code,” a fiercelyguarded cryptic means of communication forslaves on the run. Liz’s flight and her dreams oftomorrow will thrust all those near her toward amysterious, redemptive fate. Filled with rich,true details and told in McBride’s signature lyrical style, Song Yet Sung is a story of tragictriumph, violent decisions, and unexpected kindness.Contact Sandy Nygaard atsknygaard@comcast.net if you’d like more information.Mission QuiltersJoin us Wednesday mornings from 9:30 a.m. untilnoon in Anderson Hall and assist us makingquilts. The Mission Quilters make simple patchwork quilts that are donated to people in need.Contact the church office for more information,425-392-4169, ext. 100.Tuesday MorningBible Studyw/ Pr. Telyea10:00 a.m.Moms With Young KidsBeginning on Tuesday, September 20th, Pastor Telyea begins a weekly Tuesdaymorning Bible study at 10:00 a.m. in the churchlibrary. Join him as he mines Scripture to hearhow God is talking to us today. We will start bylooking at Paul's Letter to the Romans. Bringyour favorite Bible and a pen to make notes. Allare welcome!Saturday, September 10th@ Issaquah Coffee CompanyMoms With Young Kids will be meeting at the Issaquah Coffee Company in GilmanVillage on Saturday, September 10th at 9:30 a.m.This is an informal gathering to get to knowsome of the other moms in the congregation.Kids are welcome! Contact Manda Schoen,manda.schoen@gmail.com with questions.4
Hope and Faith Circles are monthly women's Bible study groups that meet inparticipants homes. The study focus for both studies is from the LutheranMagazine, Gather.Hope CircleFriday, September 16thHope Circle meets in participant’s homes on the third Friday of each month at 9:30 a.m. This monththey meet in the home of Lucy Acker on Friday, September 16th. For more information on Hope Circle,please contact Sandy Aldworth at (425) 837-1233 or mtnlady@comcast.net.Faith CircleMonday, September 26thFaith Circle normally meets on the third Monday of each month at 1:30 p.m. in participant’s homes.from September to May. This month, however, they will meet on September 26th at the home of KarenHansen. If you’d like more information or would like to join Faith Circle, please contact GwynnWilkinson at Gwynnlw@gmail.com.Lift Your Voice: Chancel Choir begins September 7thOSLC’s Chancel Choir resumes rehearsals on Wednesday, September 7th from7:00pm – 8:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. If having a mid-week oasis of singing God’spraise amid hard work and laughter sounds intriguing, consider joining us. TheChoir sings a wide variety of repertoire, three out of four Sundays, on average, and iswelcoming members in all sections.Questions? Please contact Interim Chancel Choir Director, Scott Hafso at bellevuer@gmail.com.2017 OSLC Women’s Retreat is a GO!!!!After polling members asking for their commitment to attend the 2017 OSLC Women’s Retreat, I amhappy to report that we indeed have enough interest, so the retreat is ON!!! Thank you to everyonewho responded to make it known that you want to continue with this ministry!So if you haven’t done so already, mark your calendars NOW for March 3-5, 2017 at Rainbow Lodgein North Bend. Watch the newsletters and Sunday bulletins for further announcements regarding thespeaker, theme, and registration information.If you would be interested in helping to plan the 2017 retreat, please contact Joan Friel at frielj4@comcast.net or call/text her at 425-941-2925.Thank you!5
Safe Parking ProgramSafe Parking continues to be a challenging and rewarding ministry in our church. I am constantly amazed by the wonderful opportunities God gives us to be of service to his children! I feelhonored and blessed to work with this population. We had beenat full capacity with six cars in our lot and had even had to turn away a mother with children being referred by the Issaquah Food Bank because we were full. Just today I met with two of our women individually. One of them turned in her dashboard permit that we had issued. She has been able to find stable housing!!!! She has been working full-time and has finally gotten enough money to move. She expressed over and over again how much she appreciated being able to legally stay in our parking lotwithout fear. She said she felt very safe there and that our ministry made a huge difference in her life ata time when she was desperate. I have contacted theIssaquah Food Bank to let them know we haveanother opening in case the family they were trying to help still needs a place to go.Each of our women is on her own journey. One will complete an on-line medical coding certificationclass in September and feels that it is likely to lead to a well paying job. Another has been promoted to afull-time job where she had been working part-time. Another is a senior citizen and has applied for social security based on many years of work. Unfortunately she will not make enough to live in KingCounty but she is and will continue to look for other work to supplement her income. Another womanis fleeing a domestic violence situation and is trying to get her feet on the ground. Our last couple areboth disabled and receive social security disability. They are hoping to be able to move to subsidizedhousing.For all of our women the trauma is deep and the needs are many. I am always so impressed with theingenious ways they make ends meet. They are survivors and I admire them. They want simple thingslike bottled water, money for laundry, showers and gas. Many do belong to the Issaquah CommunityCenter, where they can take showers. They are aware and utilize day centers in Bellevue and NorthBend where they can do their laundry and take showers. As time goes on I am hoping to enlist the helpof church members in donating more of your gifts. It would be wonderful to have gas gift cards that wecould give out as needed. It would be nice if we had funds to help with laundry and showers. Some ofour women might like and benefit from having mentors. The church might like to consider providing ahot meal once a week or if we had children, a place to do homework/have tutoring at night. This is mywish list and all of these things will need to be carefully considered and prayed about. They will needthe approval of council. What you can do right now is pray for the women, pray for Les and I that wewould be of good service to the women and that his will would be done. Finally, pray to God for hisguidance as to weather or not he is leading you toward this ministry. Consider what gifts he has givenyou that you might use to work in this ministry. Are you good at tutoring children? Are you good atmentoring? Would you be able to cook and serve a hot meal sometimes? Could you supply gift cards orbottled water? How is God calling you to serve?Submitted by OSLC Member & Safe Parking Ministry Member, Kate Gagnon, (kjgagnon@yahoo.com)6
President’s UpdateJudi Case, Council PresidentThe Day Spiderman Crashed the Village Baby Shower(Or, How Many Super Heroes Does It Take to Save theWorld From Being Inconvenienced)During one of our Town Hall talks, Pastor Wes asked us when we felt we had been inconv
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