Come and worship! All are welcome!

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1 Come and worship! All are welcome! Worship on Sunday Mornings at 10:00am with Holy Communion 11:15am Sunday School St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church 721 Twelfth Avenue, Huntington WV The mission of St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church is to CELEBRATE and PROCLAIM to all the saving grace of JESUS CHRIST in word and deed. 1

2 Pastor s Reflections I have been a bit frustrated lately. A lot of things going on in a lot of places. On Sunday, September 23 after worship I traveled up to Vienna to be with a colleague who was celebrating the 10 th anniversary of her ordination. I was disappointed by the turn out. I was disappointed by the colleagues who had other commitments and were not able to attend. That was the icing on the cake for me on Sunday, especially since the worship attendance here at St. Paul was only 65! I know it was raining. I know it was kind of crappy to get out. I commented to the choir that it looked like there were more people in the choir than in the sanctuary. I wondered what has changed since I came to St. Paul over three years ago now. The second year as your pastor we averaged 100 at worship. As of the end of August our worship attendance is averaging 77. Please forgive my lamenting and complaining. I know life happens and for many people there is not enough hours in the day. I have always found this expression odd. Aren t there only 24 hours in a day? How do we make more hours? I also know that if your busy family is like my busy family that by the time Sunday morning rolls around it s just easier to lie in bed or in front of the television or Sunday newspaper than come to worship. I do have to be honest that I would sometimes much rather sit at home with a cup of coffee enjoying my favorite show Sunday Morning on CBS than come to worship. As your pastor I have a concern when you are not a part of the worshipping community on a regular basis. I see worship as an opportunity to hear God s Word. I see worship as an opportunity to receive the sacrament. I see worship as a place, in Luther s words, where we have mutual conversation and consolation of the saints. Bishop Riegel preached at the anniversary of ordination service in Vienna. He mentioned something that got me thinking. How is your soul? How is it with your soul? He likened soul tending to getting enough rest, the right kind of food in our diets and regular exercise. What he was in essence saying was tending your soul is just as important as eating well, exercising regularly and getting enough rest. I thought about my foul mood as I drove home from Vienna and how my soul was. It was a good time to get over my mood and hopefully begin anew on Monday. Over the past several weeks we have been looking at the discipleship habits of the soul. The 30 th of September we will be looking at worship in the Adult Forum. We have sent out one page worksheets to help you practice these habits of the soul. How has it been going? Are you using these worksheets? Have you taken time to do some of the practices? I really would like to know these things. It helps as we think about how to do ministry in the future. If not many are reading and doing these practices then maybe we should not be ing them out. Take time to participate in the Body of Christ here at St. Paul. Take time to nourish your soul. As your pastor I pray that your soul is nourished and fed daily. I pray that God will speak to you through these habits. Blessing and peace on your way. Pastor Kevin <>< 2

3 A note from Jill... As followers of Jesus, the youth have been discovering and learning about the Faith practices of Discipleship. We kicked off the CCC & LYO season with a game night with friends and family and fellowship. We continued our walk of Faith by hiking to Ritter Park to visit and search for all of God s beautiful creations around us. We saw deer, birds, squirrels, dogs, fish, the many roses in the rose garden, along with the flowing water of the creek and the trees and plants along the trails. The air was sweet with so many smells of our natural surroundings and the sky was blue with white fluffy clouds and the light of the sun shined brightly on our faces. We took a few moments to be still and feel God s presence all around us. We had a few challenges in the trails as we hiked but together we prevailed as we leaned on God to see us through. At the end of our journey, we prayed the Lord s prayer aloud and lifted personal prayers for healing and comfort for loved ones and those enduring the hurricane and severe weather. We prayed and served God by being His disciples and showing His light to others. Like Abraham, we trust in God completely. We remember we can pray anytime, anywhere and any place and give thanks to the Lord our God. We remember the importance of worship and how we must be present to worship God our Father. The story of Joseph being imprisoned, reminds us that even in the worst of times, God is always with us. We should always count our blessings and remember we are blessed with God s Grace and Love. As we played a game of praying man, we closed our eyes and listened to Matthew 5: With this, we remember our blessings and to rejoice in Him. We thank and praise God through worship and passing His Good News to others. In comparison, we spoke about how many of us carry our bibles everywhere we go. We decided we do not take our bibles out and study them enough but we all carry some type of cellular device daily. In conclusion, we have made a commitment. Those who have a phone or ipad to download an app called heartlight will read a verse daily and pray. To be followers of Jesus or disciples, we must commit to the Faithful practices God wants us to do. So far, we have practiced praying, studying and worshipping in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. May the Holy Spirit work through all of us to carry on God s Mercy, Grace and Love through His works and our hands. I will bless the Lord at all times; his praise shall continually be in my mouth. My soul makes it boast in the Lord; let the humble hear and be glad. I magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together! - Psalm 34:1-3 On October 12, 2018 from 6:00-8:30pm, we will have our annual Trunk or Treat! Come help us evangelize to others in our community and spread the Good News and Love of God. Donate candy, decorate the trunk of your car, lead a game or help serve refreshments. All are welcome! Blessings to all! Your Loving sister in Christ, Jill May 3

4 Come dressed up and ready to celebrate the Hallowed season with crafts, games, stories, face painting, spooky snacks & more surprises! Who: All are Welcome! WHERE: St. Paul Lutheran WHEN: Friday 10/12/18 TIME: 6:00-8:30pm Candy donations as well as helpers are needed for the Trunk or Treat event. If you would like to donate a bag or two of candy there will be a container in the narthex. If you can spare some time to help out please see Jill May or Shannon Simpkins. GAME NIGHT 4

5 The Youth at Ritter Park 5

6 ANNUAL CHURCH PICNIC AND WORSHIP HURRICANE FLORENCE LUTHERAN DISASTER RESPONSE If you would like to donate funds to help with the response to Hurricane Florence please fill out the form below and send it to the church office or put in the offering plate. YES, I WANT TO HELP! Lutheran Disaster Response: Hurricane Response $ DDG0087 Lutheran Disaster Response: Where Needed Most $ DDG0010 Name Address City State Zip code Address Give through your congregation or make check out to Lutheran Disaster Response and send to: Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, ELCA Gift Processing Center P.O. Box 1809 Merrifield, VA Write Hurricane Response or Lutheran Disaster Response on your check s memo line. Checks can also be made out to St. Paul Lutheran Church and we will forward the funds for you. 6 Please note that 100% of money donated will be used towards relief efforts.

7 OCTOBER IS... Healing, Anointing, and Communion October 17, :00pm October 20 11:00am-2:00pm Ritter Park (new pavilion) 7

8 Retirement Celebration Reverend Tom Quickel Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church 1600 Kanawha Blvd., East Charleston, WV Saturday, November 3, :00am-2:00pm Pastor Tom Quickel is retiring after nearly 45 years of faithful service. He has recently served as Pastor of Cross of Grace in Hurricane, WV. Please come out any time from 10:00-2:00pm to wish him well on his next journey. Lunch will be served at noon. SOUTHSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION Thursday, October 4, :00pm Candidate Forum Plan to attend and meet the candidates. Election day is Tuesday, November, 6, Dr. Henning Vauth, St. Paul s organist and choir director, performed at Unity Lutheran Church in Berwyn, Illinois on Friday, September 21 as part of their True Unity Classical Concert Series. The series comprises four musical performances by international artists. Henning performed works by Shubert, Schumann, Pfitzner, Liszt, Petit and Debussy on Unity s new Steinway & Sons concert grand piano. MUSIC ALIVE CONCERT SERIES Fifth Avenue Baptist Church (side entrance) Thursday, October 4, 12:00pm Piano Extravaganza featuring pianist Dr. Henning Vauth If you would like to send a card or note to Emily Conzett while she is away at college, her address is: Emily Conzett 395 East 15th Avenue Columbus, OH

9 ADULT FORUM TIME Join Pastor Mackey in the parlor after worship for coffee, goodies and discussion in what pastor has called Adult Forum. This Fall Pastor Mackey will be leading the group in discussion/ conversation around Discipleship Traits. Each week pastor will talk about one of the traits/ characteristics of people of God who call themselves followers (disciples) of Jesus. See the list below for when each of these traits will be shared. Pastor will be putting together each lesson in written form and ing it out for those who might not be able to make all of these conversations/ discussions. He will also have hard copies available in the office for those who would like to receive the lessons. In addition, beginning on September 16 as a part of the visioning/ planning we are doing here at St. Paul worshippers will hear one of our fellow followers of Jesus share insights in their personal life around a couple of the characteristics. September 16 September 23 September 30 October 7 October 14 October 21 October 28 Introduction and Prayer Bible Reading Worship invite others Serve for the sake of others give freely of time, talents and treasures Passing on the Faith DISCIPLESHIP RESOURCES Below is a list of books about Prayer and Bible Study that Pastor uses and recommended to the Forum Group. All are available from Amazon if you would like to check them out for yourself. BIBLE STUDY The Bible Made Easy by Mark Water The Essential Bible: A Summary of the Major Stories by Bradley C. Jenson A Beginner s Guide to The Books of the Bible by Diane L. Jacobson and Robert Kysar Know Your Bible by Barbour Publishing Crazy Books: A Not-So-Stuffy Dictionary of Biblical Terms by Rolf A. Jacobson, et.al. PRAYER Prayer Book for the Armed Services published by Augsburg Fortress I ve Been Thinking by Maria Shriver Earth Gospel: a Guide to Prayer for God s Creation by Sam Hamilton-Poore 9

10 Thank you to my church family for the gift of encouragement and hope during this difficult time. I am so grateful for your cards, prayers, text messages, phone conversations and thinking of me as often as you do. I also want to thank all those who donated to the church picnic and for the welcomed lunch that was prepared and sent home for me. Lunch was delicious as always, but I was just wondering if Ron might have accidently left my container of lime Jello at church? Wishing you all good things, Judy The Noon Bible Study meets Thursdays in the library. The group will be studying the book of First Kings. The book of First Kings continues the history of the kingship of Israel. Solomon takes center stage in First Kings. First Kings also describes in great detail the building of the Temple. Bring your lunch and come and join your brothers and sisters in the faith as we study the Holy Word on Thursday afternoons. November 11 is Veteran s Day. We would like to collect information on any member, living or deceased, who has served in the military. Please fill out the form below and return it to the church office by October 30. You may also the information to Kathy at secretary@stpaulhuntington.org or give it to her on Sunday morning. The information will be published in the bulletin on November 11. NAME: BRANCH OF SERVICE: DATES OF SERVICE: VETERAN OF CONFLICT: (please specify Korean, Vietnam, etc) 10

11 October 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 11:00am Yoga 1:00pm Women s Club :00am Quilters 6:00pm CCC/ LYO 7:00pm Choir Noon Bible Study 7:00pm Southside Neighborhood 10:00am Decorating for Harvest Sunday 10:00am Worship -Harvest Sunday 11:15am Sunday School 12:15 Council OFFICE CLOSED 11:00am Yoga 7:00pm Writer s Group 9:00am Quilters 6:00pm CCC/ LYO 7:00pm Choir Noon Bible Study 6:00pm Scouts 6:00-8:30pm 10;00am Worship 11:15am Sunday School :00am Yoga 9:00am Quilters 10:30am Book Club 6:00pm CCC/ LYO 7:00pm Healing Service 7:45pm Choir NO Noon Bible Study Ohio/Kanawha Valley Conference Meeting in Parkersburg 11:00am- 2:00pm Blessing of the Animals at Ritter Park 10:00am Worship 11:15am Sunday School :00am Yoga 9:00am Quilters 6:00pm CCC/ LYO 7:00pm Choir Noon Bible Study 6:00pm Scouts 10:00am Worship 11:15am Sunday School :00am Yoga 12:00pm Staff Meeting 9:00am Quilters 6:00pm CCC/ LYO 7:00pm Choir 11

12 We are in need of volunteers to run the Sound System on Sunday mornings. If you are interested in helping please sign up in the narthex. If you have already been helping in this ministry we ask that you also sign up on the schedule in the narthex. The next council meeting will be on October 7. We will meet after the Sunday School hour at 12:15. The Book Club will meet on Wednesday, October 17 at 10:30am in the parlor. We will again be discussing The President s Club by Nancy Gibbs and Michael Duffy. Please join us!! COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS Talked about concerns with the parking lot people parking, drive through at fast speed Set next meeting for Oct. 7 after Sunday school Accepted the resignation of Emma Arneson Received new member on Council Carolyn Fornash to fill out Emma s term New website should be up in a couple of weeks Talked at length about the August 26 planning event Pastor will apply for a Thrivent grant to help fund Backpack program Property issues were discussed door to playground, roof over educational unit, air conditioning and heating in choir room Hoping to change the code for the elevette door Pastor will do Mission Ministry Moment in September Norma Gensler will do a Mission Ministry Moment in October 12

13 DAILY BIBLE READING FOR OCTOBER Matthew 26 Matthew 27 Matthew 28 Mark 1 Mark 2 Mark 3 Mark 4 Mark 5 Mark 6 Mark 7 Mark 8 Mark 9 Mark 10 Mark 11 Mark 12 Mark 13 Mark 14 Mark 15 Mark 16 Luke 1 Luke 2 Luke 3 Luke 4 Luke 5 Luke 6 Luke 7 Luke 8 DAILY BIBLE READINGS NOTE One of the practices of a follower of Jesus is Bible reading. Each month in the newsletter you are provided with daily readings. These readings will help you set a daily discipline for reading the Bible. Sometimes it is helpful to have a journal or piece of paper when you are reading. You can use this to write questions you may have about the text and present those questions to God in prayer. God s blessing as you read God s Word as you seek to be a faithful servant of Jesus. 13

14 SEPTEMBER WORSHIP HELPERS Assisting Minister Reader Communion Deacon 10/7 Bernadette Wellman David Stuart Steve Golder 10/14 Keith Wellman Bernadette Wellman Bill Korstanje 10/21 Ruthann Arneson Keith Wellman Creigh Pemberton 10/28 Luke Fornash Beth Brown David Stuart Acolyte Crucifer 10/7 Adriana Bakley Piper May 10/14 Madelyn Fizer Emma Simpkins 10/21 Cameron May Zoe May 10/28 Katie Dowis Garrin Simpson Bread Providers Bill and Kay Jennings Ushers 10/7 Hayman and Creigh Pemberton Sanctuary Lamp Chapel Lamp Altar Guild Linda Hay Bill and Kay Jennings Flowers 10/7 Norma Gensler 10/14 Bernadette Wellman 10/21 Creigh Pemberton 10/28 Linda Hay Sound System FINANCIAL MINISTRY Offering through September 2018: Year to Date: Income: 13, , Expenses: Net Gain/(loss) 15,737.5 (2,227.35) 163, (9,528.94) WORSHIP ATTENDANCE FOR SEPTEMBER September 2 70 September 9 90 Picnic September September September 30 14

15 Shepherding God, you are the source of life and health. Surround those who struggle with illness or other difficulties of life and bring them to wholeness and healing: LaDonna, Marissa, Pastor Jennifer, Eric, Joel, Missie, Sadie, Frank, Husma, Erika, Jon, Ann, Jamie, Judy, Brenda, Myles, Dena, Eric If you would like to put someone on the prayer list please contact the church office at HAPPY BIRTHDAY Ron Pease Clarice Kumlien Kathy Rea Abigail Bell; Joel Gensler; Ernest Golder; Brandy Korstanje; Vanessa Coffman Henning Vauth Andrew Wellman Myles Brown Lisa Kelley Cameron May; Crystal Freels Adriana Bakley Warren Dumke Will Lindberg; Janet Grimes Susan Kelz Dolly Oshel; Brooklyn Utley Congratulations to Martin and Victoria Schubert (Landgrave) on the birth of a baby boy. Sebastien Kai Schubert was born on September 22 at 3:33pm. He was 7 pounds 10 ounces and 21 inches long. Proud Omi and Poppy are Rick and Chris Eid. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY 12 Abel and Meredith Brumfield 16 Luke and Carolyn Fornash 18 Dr. William and Janet Grimes If you are in the hospital, or are at home with an extended illness, please let Pastor Mackey or the church office know. Pastor Mackey is always available to bring Holy Communion to you especially if an illness has kept you at home on Sunday mornings. Meals can be provided to those who want them. Please call the church office at to make an appointment. 15

16 Sharing God s love with others... CRIDLIN FOOD AND CLOTHING PANTRY As part of our ministry to Cridlin, each month the director gives us specific items that are needed. Below is listed this month s items. Our goal for this month is at least 48 jars of jelly (any brand, flavor) and 10 packages of women s underwear size 5. Please consider donating one or more of these items. Collection bins are located in the narthex and in the downstairs hallway. OCTOBER 48+ boxes of Mac and Cheese 10+ Women s underwear size 5 Each week we pack 15 backpacks to be handed out to children at Southside Elementary School. These backpacks contain food items for the children to take home so that they can have something to eat on the weekends. Many children in our own neighborhood suffer from food insecurity meaning they do not have enough nutritious food in their homes. We currently are in need of the following items to help fill these backpacks each week. If you would like to help, please bring in the following types of items: Mac and cheese Ravioli Pop tarts Individual boxes of cereal Items should be individually packaged and easy for a child to open and prepare. Please note that items cannot contain peanuts or be processed in a plant that uses peanuts. 16

17 PRAYER VENTURES OCTOBER Give thanks for our elders who share wisdom and inspiration, pass their faith on to others and contribute so much to our communities; pray we continue to engage daily the wisdom and gifts of our elders, are attentive to the needs of people as they age and work to ensure no elder is neglected or forgotten. 2 Give thanks for the faith, gifts and service of people of all gender identities and gender expressions, and pray our congregations and communities are welcoming and affirming safe places for everyone to thrive. 3 Pray for situations and people who are on your mind today, be they cause for celebration and joy or concern and healing. 4 Feast of St. Francis Pray the behaviors and values we learn from our redeemer, teacher and true example Jesus Christ are evident in our faith and daily life with respect to our neighbors, all living things and creation: simplicity and humility, respect and justice, compassion and love, and selfless generosity. 5 National Disability Employment Awareness Month reminds us that while our society and work places are making progress, they are not yet free of discrimination and obstacles for those who live with physical, sensory, intellectual, mental and developmental disabilities. Trusting in God s mercy and wisdom, pray we are advocates and agents for change that all God s people with a wide spectrum of abilities and gifts have equal opportunities for appropriate, equitable and supportive employment. 6 We remember people, communities and regions affected by recent flooding and widespread wildfires and pray for their safety, recovery and rekindling of hope and fortitude in the wake of devastation and loss. 7 Pray we work diligently to change our perspectives, behaviors and practices that make assumptions based on traditional roles or bias, undervalue or ignore the value and gifts of women and children in the church and society. 8 Pray for victims of domestic violence and all those it impacts, asking for protection and healing and that congregations and communities work together to care for victims, prevent violence and change attitudes, values, culture and institutions that intentionally or unintentionally encourage, hide or brush aside domestic violence. 9 The story of creation in Genesis imparts a sense of importance and purpose for relationships and community. Give thanks for relationships and communities that provide support, encouragement, hope and joy, and hold us accountable to one another; ask God to help us rebuild relationships that are strained or broken and to grant us wisdom and patience for working through conflicts in our communities and congregations. 10 Pray the bounty of fall harvests is distributed fairly and helps feed the world; give thanks for all those who work farms, ranches, fields and fisheries, and remember and give thanks for the countless people involved in moving our food from field to table. 11 Churchwide and synodical networks help connect people, organizations and resources for God s work in the world. Pray the Spirit is at work in and through our networks to equip and support leaders, gather new gifts and perspectives, and strengthen congregations and ministries to meet new and evolving challenges and opportunities. 12 Give praise and glory to God, creator of the universe and its mysteries, humanity in all its diversity, animals and wildlife, and the wonders and resources of earth that both inspire and sustain us. 13 Give thanks for the rich partnership and relationship we have with the Moravian Church in America, a full communion partner with the ELCA since Pray for the Moravian church and ask God to further our respect for one another and work together sharing the gospel and serving our neighbor. 14 Pray we grow to value what God values, even when it stirs discomfort or defiance in us. 15 Ask God to bless the numerous ways in which our congregations, ministries, members, synods, churchwide programs, organizations and ecumenical partners work together to care for our neighbors and spread the good news and hope of Jesus Christ. 16 Discouraged by life s challenges, the state of the world, the presence of evil and injustice? Finding it difficult to wake up in the morning and face life? Pray for reassurance of God s compassion, presence and power, and for the Holy Spirit to refresh our faith and hope. 17

18 17 Give thanks to God for the concern and generosity of youth, individuals and congregations in achieving the $515,000 goal of the Global Farm Challenge the youth-driven fundraising challenge to help end hunger and poverty by supporting ELCA World Hunger s agricultural programs and equipping communities around the world with livestock, seeds, tools, training and more. 18 Pray for leaders, volunteers and resource people serving on the staffs of our 65 synods; give thanks for their service and gifts, and pray the Holy Spirit will guide, inspire and sustain them for ministry in diverse and unique contexts. 19 With our every human thought and intention laid bare before God, pray for God s mercy and grace promised through the life, suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. 20 Remember in prayer ELCA missionaries and those in the Young Adults in Global Mission program accompanying and serving in a variety of roles alongside our companions in Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and South Korea. 21 The ELCA and The Episcopal Church are committed to prayer, fasting and advocacy addressing cuts to public programs that are vital to hungry people who are living in poverty. Remember to pray for these concerns, our leaders and people in need on the 21st of each month through December As children of God disciples and followers of Christ pray for humility, accepting that we are not granted privilege, praise or reward for being members of the body of Christ but are instead called to lives of service, sacrifice and witness for the sake of the world and our neighbors in need. 23 Pray for those who are running for public office and upcoming elections that what we stand for and decide reflects concern for the well-being of all communities and people, justice and care for people dealing with poverty, hunger and the need for health care; give thanks for the work of the ELCA Advocacy program, the ELCAvotes initiative and all those who have joined in these efforts. 24 Give thanks for the fruitful service and witness of our church in accompaniment with our brothers and sisters in Christ and companion churches around the world and for the programs, mission opportunities and resources of ELCA Global Mission that enrich these global partnerships and ministries. 25 With joyful hearts, give loud thanks and praise to God for the gifts of mercy, love and salvation we receive through faith in Jesus Christ. 26 Pray for the continuing work, resources and influence of the ELCA s Book of Faith Initiative that encourages members of all ages, congregations and synods to explore our book of faith the Bible through reading, study, conversation and prayer. 27 Remember in prayer the Deaconess Community of the ELCA, a community of women of all ages using their theological training and gifts in specific areas of service in congregations, partner organizations, communities and the world. 28 Reformation Sunday Rejoice in God s promise of the true freedom we have in the good news of Jesus Christ, that nothing stands between us and God s love and mercy no institution, authority or human decree. 29 Give thanks for the healing, hope and new life we have through the gift of being justified by faith in Jesus Christ and liberated from our sins, weaknesses and consequences of our human imperfection. 30 Pray that as a publicly engaged church we remember and remind one another of our call to participate in God s work, in the thick of life, embracing individuals, families and communities that are hungry for hope and healing, justice and peace. 31 Reformation Day Give thanks for Martin Luther and other leaders of the reform movement who immersed themselves in prayerful study of Scripture, tough questions, lively discussion and careful discernment of God s will for the church and our baptismal journey as children of God; pray we are open and responsive to how the Holy Spirit is still at work in us and the church today. 18

19 ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH th Avenue Huntington, WV CONTACT INFORMATION Reverend Kevin L. Mackey, pastor Henning Vauth, Music Director Jill May, Youth Director Wayne Doss, secretary Kathy Mackey, secretary Please visit us at COUNCIL MEMBERS/OFFICERS Pastor Kevin L. Mackey, Council President, ex-officio Steve Golder, Vice President, Stewardship Finance Andrew Wellman, Treasurer/Stewardship Finance Linda Schneider, Financial Secretary Carolyn Fornash, Christian Education Barbara Garnett, Worship and Music Christina Eid, Evangelism John Scott, Social Ministry Cam Hale, Fellowship Kay Jennings, Fellowship James May, Property Richard Eid, Evangelism Rick Veres, Property Jacqui Veres, Christian Education Norma Gensler, Worship and Music The mission of St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church is to CELEBRATE and PRO- CLAIM to all the saving grace of JESUS CHRIST in word and deed. 19

20 St. Paul Lutheran Church th Avenue Huntington, WV NOVEMBER