Kids ages 4-15 and parents are invited to a communion class with Pr. Amy on Sunday, Nov. 22. We will gather in the narthex and use the narthex and sanctuary. This will be interactive and will help kids to understand how our celebration of communion in worship is like a meal.
Communion Class, November 22, 10:45 am
This Week at Good Shepherd, November 9-15
Monday, November 9th
5:00 pm – Evangelism Committee Meeting
Tuesday, November 10th
9:30 am – Anna Circle – Corinne Nelson hosting (207 Ohio St. #5)
2:00 pm – Pastor Amy @ Wellington Place
Wednesday, November 11th
7:30 am – Men’s Breakfast
2:00 pm – Miriam/Ruth Circle – Carrie Solberg hosting
5:30 pm – Evening Worship
6:15 pm – Simple Supper provided, intergenerational faith conversation
7:00 pm – Choir Rehearsal
8:00 pm – Band Rehearsal
Thursday, November 12th
10:00 am – Adult Bible Study
Saturday, November 14th
7:00 pm – Lost & Found concert @ Luther
Sunday, November 15th
9:30 am – Worship – Bishop Steven Ullestad
10:30 am – Fellowship Hour
10:45 am – Confirmation/Youth Sunday School/Adult Forum meets with Bishop Ullestad
We share in Holy Communion at all worship services.
New Equal Exchange Products Offered by W/ELCA Coffee Project
Good Shepherd’s W/ELCA Coffee Project is excited to introduce three new caffeine-free Equal Exchange teas, Organic Ginger, Organic Green Tea with Ginger, and Organic Rooibos Chai. The teas will be available starting on November 8 at the Country Store and into December! The Organic Ginger tea is grown by the small-scale farmers of the Marginalized Organic Producers’ Association (MOPA) in Sri Lanka. The green tea in Organic Green Tea with Ginger comes from the Potong Tea Garden, located in northern India in the foothills of the Himalaya, and the ginger is from MOPA in Sri Lanka.
The rooibos in the Organic Rooibos Chai is grown by farmers at the Wupperthal Original Rooibos Co-operative (WORC), democratically-organized small-scale farmers who have grown rooibos in South Africa for generations, and the chai spices are from the Small Organic Farmers’ Association (SOFA) in Sri Lanka. All tea is $3.00 per box.
We’re also bringing back the Equal Exchange dark chocolate–this time in miniature! The 55% dark chocolate minis, with cocoa beans from farmer co-operatives in the Dominican Republic and Peru, sugar from co-operatives in Paraguay and vanilla from a co-operative in Madagascar, are 5 for $1.00, so you can have a sweet treat without the guilt!
This Week at Good Shepherd, November 2-8
Tuesday, November 3rd
6:30 am – Election Day-Voting ALL DAY
4:00 pm – Mary Circle
8:00 pm – Worship and Music Committee Meeting in Pr. Amy’s office
Wednesday, November 4th
7:30 am – Men’s Breakfast
5:30 pm – Evening Worship
6:15 pm – Simple Supper provided; intergenerational faith conversation
7:00 pm – Choir Rehearsal
8:00 pm – Band Rehearsal
Thursday, November 5th
10:00 am – Adult Bible Study
5:00 pm – Community Meal at First Lutheran
Saturday, November 7th
2:00 pm – Country Store/Attic Treasures Set-Up
Sunday, November 8th
8:45 am – Handbell Rehearsal
9:30 am – Worship
10:30 am – Soup Luncheon W/ELCA; Country Store; Attic Treasures; Silent Auction
10:30 am – Fellowship Hour
10:30 am – December Ministry Team meets with Pastor Amy
10:45 am – Youth Sunday School/Confirmation
Soup Luncheon/Country Store/Silent Auction, November 8
SOUP LUNCHEON/COUNTRY STORE/SILENT AUCTION – A Soup Luncheon/Country Store/Silent Auction is planned at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church for Sunday, November 8. W/ELCA is sponsoring the event which will be held from 10:30 am – 1:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall. The Country Store will have baked goods and attic treasures for sale. There will be a silent auction of a Norma Refsal created necklace and a holiday table of dishes, silverware, glasses and centerpieces. Volunteers for the event are encouraged to sign up in the church lobby. Those wishing to donate attic treasures and baked goods can drop off marked items to Good Shepherd’s Fellowship Hall on Saturday, November 7 from 2 – 4 pm. For information contact, Heather Cote or Bev Sheridan.