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6335 South Holly Street Centennial, Colorado 80121 303‐779‐1332 www.oflc.net October, 2012 They Devoted Themselves to the Apostles’ Teaching: How to Meditate on the Word of God In one of my recent sermons I spoke about meditating on the Word of God. But what exactly does that mean? How does one meditate on a specific teaching of the Bible? Well, meditation is actually a blending of both Bible study and prayer. In 1535 Luther wrote a letter to a barber friend of his in which he outlined this type of contemplative method for prayer. Essentially the process is as follows… Take a passage of the Bible (or one of the scriptural truths taught in Luther’s Small Catechism) and as you read it ask three questions: 1) How does this show me something about God to praise? 2) How does this show me something about myself to confess? 3) How does this show me something I need to ask God for? The following is a more specific list of questions I have found helpful… How can I love and praise God on the basis of this? What do I see here that I can praise Him for? How do I fail to realize this in my life? What wrong behavior, harmful emotions or attitudes result when I forget this? How can I thank Jesus as the ultimate answer to this sin or need of mine? How would I be different if this truth were powerfully real to me? After you have thought through these questions write or type your insights down. Next pray to God directly about what you have discovered . During this process you might find yourself receiving a deeper sense of the reality of God. Sometimes, of course, you might not “feel” anything at all. Remember that Christ is always active and present in our life through the means of His Word and Sacraments – whether we feel it or not. There might be seasons in your life where Jesus feels very far away. But take heart Christian! If you miss Him, that actually shows He is right there with you, tugging at your heart and calling you to drink deeply from the riches of His Word. Remember my recent challenge: Take one verse of the Bible and meditate on it for one hour. I pray that Christ will continue to bless you as you read, mark, learn and inwardly digest His holy Word. To God alone be all the glory! Amen. Pastor Abel Student Ministries Adult Education Sundays 9:30 ‐ 10:30 am You Will Be My Witnesses – Pastor Scott Abel What Does It Mean to Be a Lutheran Christian? – Pastor Werner Boos Hey Students Join us in San Antonio next July! If youʹre currently in 8th‐12th grade, youʹre eligible to attend the 2013 National Youth Gathering in San Antonio from July 1‐6. This is a great opportunity to strengthen your faith in Jesus with 25,000 of your closest Christian friends. Weʹll fly to San Antonio, stay in a hotel near the Riverwalk, and have tons of opportunities to become closer to Jesus, serve in the community and hang with your friends from OFLC. For more information, please contact parent coordinator A n n e F r a n k l i n a t 7 2 0 ‐ 9 3 7 ‐ 7 9 2 4 o r scanfran5@msn.com. Lots of details are available at lcmsgathering.com. Donʹt forget, registration forms and your first $150 gathering deposit are due no later than October 14. Middle School Fellowship Please join us for the middle school fellowship events for all 6th through 8th graders on the second Sunday of the month! Please check the monthly newsletter or your church mailbox for information about “Second Sunday” events. Our next event is Sunday, October 14 from 3‐5 pm. We will be going to Westlands Park. Please call Laura Moes at 303‐770‐2432 or email to lauramoes@msn.com if you have any questions. Welcome our Confirmands! Sunday, October 28 We will be celebrating with our ten Confirmands as they take this step of faith. You are invited to encourage them in their faith by attending a reception from 9:30‐10:30 am in the Fellowship Hall, followed by Confirmation worship service at 10:45 am. Women’s Tuesday Bible Study This group meets every Tuesday at 9:30 am during the month of October. It is currently led by Tom Hacker. Wednesday Evenings 6:30‐8 pm God’s Chosen Women—Sandy Wetzstein, Barb Anderson and Linda Olsen Men Who Dare to Be Uncommon—Started September 26, led by Micah Steiner FPU Excitement Rises! The FPU class has started with over 50 people attending regularly. Don’t forget you can come any evening for a one‐time free session, to try it out. Find out what you are missing! Men’s Saturday Bible Study Bible study, coffee and donuts! The men from Our Father meet at 7:00 am. They are starting “The Case for Christ.” New Members If you are interested in connecting with our church family, please talk to Linda Olsen at 303‐
779‐1332. The New Member Sponsor Kick‐Off Event is scheduled for Sunday, October 14, 6‐8 pm. Children’s Education Bible Discovery and Sprouts For children at 9:30 am and following the children’s talk in the 10:45 am service. Every Sunday! Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) Join this group of young mothers on Friday, October 5, 9:15 – 11:30. Try it out if you want! One session is free! Fellowship Service Opportunities Fall Formal
Saturday,
October 6, 7:00 pm
Leadership Opportunity Tickets are free and available at the Reception Desk but must be acquired by September 30 to attend. Everyone is asked to bring an hors d’oeuvre or dessert. Beverages and song requests are available for a small fee. Childcare will be available for a fee, children must be registered by September 30. Your invitation is in your mailbox in the Narthex. Elderberries Wednesday, October 17, 1:00 pm Part II of a series “End of Life Planning.” Jack Weaver will speak on legal preparations and the aspects of “Final Wishes.” Part III of this series will published in the November Monthly Connection. Wednesday, October 31, 1:00 pm—Outing Lunch at the Perfect Landing Restaurant. Information and sign‐up sheet are at the Reception Desk. Sign‐up deadline is October 27. Book Club – The Book Club meets Monday, October 15, 7:00 p.m., discussing Look Again by Lisa Scottoline in the Conference Room. Any and all readers are invited to join our group! Call Elaine Hamburger, 303‐699‐7645 for more information. Music Ministries Please set aside the date Saturday, October 20, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm for a new KINDLE Servant Leader Workshop which will help you look at new ways to be equipped to minister. This will challenge you in prayer, Bible study, service, witnessing and Sabbath living. Cost is $40. Speak to Linda Olsen if you are interested. A Thanksgiving to Remember Itʹs our 18th year! Is it YOUR year? As we prepare for our 18th annual Alternative Thanksgiving at Ysleta Lutheran Mission, let this be the year that you have thought about so many times. Itʹs time to join mission minded friends as they make the trek to El Paso to prepare and serve Thanksgiving meals to as many as 1500 hungry souls over three days! And if cooking and scrubbing pans isnʹt your thing, we also have plenty of work and repair projects around the mission. If you are interested, even a little bit, sign up at the Reception Desk in Narthex. Someone from the organizing group will be in touch! We look forward to seeing old friends and new faces joining together November 21‐25 to learn the meaning of the ʺHoly Spiritʺ as we humbly serve on the border. Wonʹt you join us? “Let’s Be Neighbors” Food Drive Thanks for all the food you have brought this September. You are truly making a difference for the hungry people in our community. Celebration Ringers The Celebration Handbell Ringers will start rehearsals on October 22. We meet the 2nd, 4th and 5th Mondays of each month from 6:30‐8:00 pm. If you would like to learn to play handbells or refresh your skill after not playing for a while...this is your group! Call Shirley Pamp, 303‐741‐0500 or Elaine Hamburger, 303‐699‐7645 for information. Principal Search The Principal Search Committee is seeking your help as they begin to gather names of qualified individuals to consider as a principal for Peace with Christ Christian School. Please contact the school office at pwccs@pwclc.org or 303‐766‐7116 for qualifications and with names you would like to submit. Community Events Church and State TV Special “The Intersection of Church & State” a television special from Lutheran Hour Ministries, airs Sunday, September 30 at 3 pm on the Fox Business Channel as paid programming. The program explores how the U.S. Constitution was crafted both to protect the church and the state and to provide a framework within which the two can work together for the common good. THE LUTHERAN CHORALE invites you to their first concert of the 2012‐2013 season on Sunday, October 14. ʺChristian Music of Asiaʺ will be our first concert as the Chorale does Christian music around the world this season. Our concerts will be at 3 pm, Evergreen Lutheran Church, 5980 Hwy 73, Evergreen, and 7 pm at Redeemer Lutheran Church 3300 W. Nevada Place. Tickets will be available at the door. We are Here to Help Older adults and families or friends of older adults: Are you somewhat confused, conflicted or indecisive about making changes as you age? Are you having problems being as flexible or adaptable as you would like? Or perhaps youʹre having trouble with mood instability as late life presents challenges? Counseling and care management services are now being offered at Shepherd of the Hills on University south of Dry Creek. Sessions are available Monday afternoons and early evenings. Cost may be covered by your health insurance plan. Call Mary Kennedy, LCSW at 303‐217‐5843 to discuss options and schedule sessions. OFLC Events Sun, Sept 30 Mon, Oct 1 Tues, Oct 2 Wed, Oct 3 Thur, Oct 4 Fri, Oct 5 Sat, Oct 6 8:00A Holy Communion 9:30A SS/Adult Ed 10:45A tenfortyfive/Comm./
Queen City/Sprouts 12:00P Oktoberfest 7:00P Adult Volleyball 9:30A Preschool 5:00P JobSeekers 7:00P AA 7:00P Compulsive Eaters 9:30A Preschool 9:30A Women’s Bible Study 7:00P Marketing Team 7:00P Alanon 8:00A JobSeekers 9:30A Preschool 6:30P Classes/Choirs/Conf./
CHAOS 9:30A Preschool 6:00P Jubilate Ringers 6:30P Girl Scouts 7:30P Adult Choir 9:15A MOPS 9:30A Preschool 9:30A Compulsive Eaters 7:00A Men’s Bible Study 11:30A AA 3:00P Tenor/Bass Chorus 5:00P Holy Communion 7:00P Fall Formal Sun, Oct 7 Mon, Oct 8 Tues, Oct 9 Wed, Oct 10 Thur, Oct 11 Fri, Oct 12 Sat, Oct 13 8:00A Holy Communion 9:30A SS/Adult Ed 10:45A tenfortyfive/Comm./
Sprouts 7:00P Adult Volleyball 9:30A Preschool 7:00P AA 7:00P Compulsive Eaters 9:30A Preschool 9:30P Women’s Bible Study 7:00P Worship Committee 7:00P Habitat Meeting 7:00P Alanon 8:00A JobSeekers 9:30A Preschool 9:30A Personnel Meeting 6:30P Classes/Choirs/Conf./
CHAOS 9:30A Preschool 6:00P Jubilate Ringers 6:30P Girl Scouts 6:30P Witness Team 6:30P Hert. Vill. HOA 7:00P Carriage Gate HOA 7:30P Adult Choir 9:30A Preschool In‐Service 9:30A MOPS Steering 9:30A Compulsive Eaters 7:00A Men’s Bible Study 11:30A AA 3:00P Tenor/Bass Chorus 5:00P Holy Communion Sun, Oct 14 Mon, Oct 15 Tues, Oct 16 Wed, Oct 17 Thur, Oct 18 Fri, Oct 19 Sat, Oct 20 8:00A Service of the Word 9:00A Staff Appreciation 9:30A SS/Adult Ed 10:45A tenfortyfive/Sprouts 3:00P Middle School Event 6:00P New Member Sponsor Night 7:00P Adult Volleyball 9:30A Preschool 7:00P Book Club 7:00P AA 7:00P Compulsive Eaters 9:30A Preschool 9:30A Women’s Bible Study 5:00P Education Board 7:00P Care Givers Support 7:00P Parish Council 7:00P Alanon 8:00A JobSeekers 9:30A Preschool 1:00P Elderberries 6:30P Classes/Choirs/Conf./
CHAOS 9:30A Preschool 6:00P Jubilate Ringers 6:30P Girl Scouts 7:30P Adult Choir 9:15A MOPS 9:30A Preschool 9:30A Compulsive Eaters 7:00A Men’s Bible Study 11:30A AA 3:00P Praise Band Practice 3:00P Tenor/Bass Chorus 5:00P Holy Communion/
Praise Band Community Events Worship Service and Oktoberfest! Invite your friends and neighbors to the annual appearance of the Queen City Jazz Band Today!! September 30 at 10:45 am. The band will start playing the prelude at 10:30 am. Join us for this worship experience. This event also culminates our month long food drive, and we are asking everyone to bring a non‐perishable food item. After worship, the band will move to the Fellowship Hall to become a polka band. The traditional German menu includes brats, hotdogs, sauerkraut, sides, desserts and beverages. A free‐will donation will be collected. Please park offsite. Honor What’s Important You can create a legacy to honor your family, church and the organizations that are important to you. The SE Metro Chapter of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans invites you to an estate planning and charitable giving workshop, with the promise of delicious food, warm fellowship and informative presentations. The speakers will be our members: Jack Weaver, estate planning attorney, Paulette Wisch, reverse mortgage manager and Chris Anderson, President and Executive Director of the Lutheran Community Foundation. Please join us on Saturday, October 6 at 9:00 am at Holly Creek Community Room. RSVP by Monday, October 1 to Bryan Vinz, 303‐220‐8614 or bryan.vinz@thrivent.com. OFLC Events Sun, Oct 21 Mon, Oct 22 Tues, Oct 23 Wed, Oct 24 Thur, Oct 25 Fri, Oct 26 Sat, Oct 27 8:00A Blood Drive 8:00A Holy Communion 9:30A SS/Adult Ed 10:45A tenfortyfive/Comm./Praise Band/Sprouts 4:00P Reformation Service/Dinner 9:30A Preschool 6:30P Celebration Ringers 7:00P AA 7:00P Compulsive Eaters 9:30A Preschool 9:30A Women’s Bible Study 7:00P Alanon 8:00A JobSeekers 9:30A Preschool 6:30p Classes/Choirs/Conf./
CHAOS 9:30A Preschool 6:00P Jubilate Ringers 6:00P Preschool Board Meeting 6:30P Girl Scouts 7:00P Property Committee 7:30P Adult Choir 9:30A Preschool 9:30A Compulsive Eaters 7:00A Men’s Bible Study 10:00A Confirmation Meal/Photos 11:30A AA 5:00P Holy Communion Sun, Oct 28 Mon, Oct 29 Tues, Oct 30 Wed, Oct 31 Thur, Nov 1 Fri, Nov 2 Sat, Nov 3 8:00A Holy Communion 9:30A Confirmation Projects 9:30A SS/Adult Ed 10:45A tenfortyfive/Sprouts/
Confirmation 7:00P Adult Volleyball 6:30P Celebration Ringers 7:00P AA 7:00P Compulsive Eaters 9:30A Women’s Bible Study 7:00P Alanon 8:00A JobSeekers NO classes or choirs 6:30P Jubilate Ringers 6:30P Girl Scouts 7:30P Adult Choir 9:15A MOPS 9:30A Compulsive Eaters 7:00A Men’s Bible Study 11:30A AA 5:00P Holy Communion In Appreciation In Appreciation Reflections on Transition The past two, or more accurately three years, have seen many changes here at Our Father. I invite you to come along with me for a few moments to summarize and reflect. First there was a time of preparation for Pastor Don Hincheyʹs retirement. This included Pastor C.J. Ransdell taking a call to Michigan after five years among us. It also encompassed the emotional uncertainty that followed when Pastor Hinchey retired soon thereafter. It was ʺtopped‐offʺ by an emotional farewell spoken and sung for our founding Pastor Don, and for our first Minister of Music, Margaret Hinchey. Next came a year of Intentional Interim Ministry led by Pastor Martin Teske and Interim Associate Pastor Tom Mroch—during which time our new Minister of Music Christa Stec came on board, and our Vision and Goals Team led the congregation to spell out our future direction: ʺUnited in Christ, Impacting the World.ʺ That year was followed by another one of interim ministry in which Pastor Mroch and I, 1971 St. Louis Seminary classmates and greater Cleveland, OH friends dating back to 1959‐60 (go figure; on the other hand, donʹt!), joined with the rest of Our Father leadership to put flesh on the bones of our Vision‐Mission and to lead the church through a year‐long call process, that eventually brought our new Senior Pastor Scott Abel to us. (Hooray!) During these three years, we pastors and the professional ministry and support staff (Linda, Alison, Christa, Mary Ann, Micah, Tammy, Dawn, Cynthia, Becky, Martina, Kecia, Rick and Ruth) not only maintained, but expanded and enriched ministry among us. Godʹs work was done with excellence, while relationships healed, friendships grew, and team ministry—professional and lay‐led—prospered among us. During all of this, there were of course, the insecurities, frustrations, reactivity, confusion and ʺup‐in‐the‐air‐nessʺ that are the hallmarks of any major change. Nevertheless, the people of OFLC negotiated these challenges with honesty, hard work and grace, so that change could morph into genuine growth! As I often say to clients at Pastoral Counseling for Denver, where I am full‐
time Clinical Director during the week, ʺChange is inevitable; growth is optional.ʺ May we at OFLC in the name of Jesus and by the power of the Holy Spirit continue to transform change into growth as we glorify our Heavenly Father. Dr. Werner Boos, Pastoral Psychologist Stewardship Corner The generous giver knows and understands that giving does not begin until there is sacrifice in alignment with the sacrifice of Christ. The Corinthians apparently never figured this out; the Thessalonians did. Perhaps it explains why one church was always sickly (the bigger and the wealthier church) and the other seems to have had a vigorous and exemplary life. (From Generosity by Gordon MacDonald) 7 Reasons People Give for Coming Back to Church Reason # 4 – “For Love & Forgiveness.” Why? In your church family, you will receive and give a relational love not easily found elsewhere. Knowing you have forgiveness in Jesus Christ, you are better able to forgive and show grace to those around you. This makes for happier, more balanced living. (rediscover church, page 28) Quote from rediscover church: “God is the only one who can make the valley of trouble door of hope.” Cathrine Marshall Our Father
Children’s
Learning Center
READY…SET…GO!
The Learning Center has begun a new
school year! The children have filled the
rooms with laughter and excitement. We
have talked about their families and how
God made each of them so special. The
younger children have learned how God
made our bodies and all the neat things
that our bodies can do! We have talked
about apples; counting them, graphing them
by
colors,
and
making
yummy
applesauce.
The walls are full of our
handprints and apple prints.
We love
watching the big trees starting to turn
colors while we play on our playground.
KIDS ARE SO CUTE CORNER
A little boy was tearful as his mom left him
at school one morning. Later that morning
during the circle time, another little guy
leaned over and said, “William, are you
ready to grab that happiness now?”
Alison Cejka, Director
OFLC Bits & Pieces Blood Drive Sunday, October 21, 8 – noon OFLC Parking Lot Each week, Bonfils Blood Center needs thousands of donors to meet the needs of our community. Upcoming Meetings Marketing Team—Tuesday, October 2, 7 pm. Members needed to help us determine our best efforts to spread the word about OFLC. Education Board Meeting—Tuesday, October 16, 5 pm. Preschool Board Meeting—Thursday, October 25, 6 pm. Wear Your Name Tag! Besides helping our new pastor, you are giving a message of openness to many Your Name
JobSeekers Valerie Ness serves as our consultant for the Wednesday meetings from 8:00 ‐ 9:30 am. This group facilitated by Charlie Krumenacker works to address those needs and issues that have stressed you in your job search. Please join us. Caregivers Support Group Tuesday, October 16, 7:00 pm. Worship Attendance Members Remembered In Our Prayers Jim Fitzjarrell Duke Hardeman David Riggs Sara Stuebe 9/1 5:00P 68 Adults 119 Gerd Crandall Christine Ottinger 9/2 8:00A 194 Children 9:30A 10 Ellen Schroder Anita Armitstead 10:45A 160 Children 11:00A 27 Del White Dorothy Schmid 9/8 5:00P 61 Adults 206 Terry Bergstrom Jackie Klein 9/9 8:00A 231 Children 9:30A 85 Ann Mericle Sherrill White 10:45A 190 Children 11:00A 13 Troy Rushmore Sondra Welsh 9/15 5:00P 86 Adults 193 Doug MacDougall Rob Reiber 9/16 8:00A 223 Children 9:30A 85
Jedediah Ortmeier Worship Service Sunday School With Cancer Mary Wing John Wegman Marve Papka Prem Stephanos Pam Wylie Carol Carnahan Bob Crooks Kay Nelson 10:45A 228 Children 11:00A 13 9/22 9/23 5:00P 51 Adults 188 8:00A 267 Children 9:30A 71
10:45A 188 Children 11:00A 13 Flowers in October Given by... 10/14 Margaret Freeman in memory of Ernie Freeman 10/21 Paulette Wisch in memory of Paul and Hazel Waro 10/21 Joe and Bonnie Andrevich in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary Birthdays 10/1 Shirley Pamp, Hanna Pearce, Jess Sheridan 10/3 Roger Boraas, Bryce Hart, Donna Levine, Carol McRae 10/4 Aidan Boker, Raleigh Kotzker, Michael Wille 10/5 Carol Hill, Marian Hooker, Tammi Kotzker 10/6 Mark Hahm, Nicole Moes, Kaylee Stephan, Danny Youngren 10/7 Dick Hering, Ben Link, Martina Link, Scott Trail 10/8 Sam Gibson, Janine Mills, Joyce Mosher, Allison Rieman 10/9 Andrew Cornish, Dave Patterson 10/10 Gabrielle Espinosa, Chris Graham, Susan Patterson, Nate Zettel 10/11 Judy Dietz, Addie Fowler, Sherry Fritz, Marianne Hamilton, Jessica Sotwick 10/12 Karen Becker, Madeline Bobo, Allan Brandt, Stacy Cushing, Matthew Dominguez, Joshua Oakley, Lloyd Wicke 10/13 Robin Backstrom, Kathy Hansen, Geoffrey Rieman, Frank Rome 10/14 Laurie Herren, Rich Kennedy, Tanya Kincaid, Karen Kinney, Damien Lien, Martin Riggert, Megan Rome Remember our Shut Ins June Rose Kayser Louise Jairett Evie Leichtfuss Wilma Hawkins Jan Meyer Please Remember that other prayer requests not listed here are included in our Faith‐Filled Prayer Chain.  Rob Reiber hospitalized  John Duesenberg’s mother, Lori, in hospice care  Aimee Hamburger Lent recovering from Bell’s Palsy  Dick Stotler recovering from surgery  Tami Backstrom recovering from surgery  Kelley Oakley recovering from surgery  Rejoice with the marriage of Allyson McNamara and Mark Perry  Rejoice with the marriage of Seth Richey and Heather Utecht 10/15 Dalton Hemenway, Charlie Krumenacker, Keely Runge 10/16 Freda Davis, Elli Edrich, Rebekah Spors, Yvonne Watson, Sherrill White 10/17 Nick Black, Brendan Dietz, Pam Niemitalo 10/18 Joe Andrevich, Moriah Olsen, Bill Shirk, Pete Stephenson 10/19 Lisa Blunck, Karen Cordova, Aliisa Roe, Betty Swenson 10/20 Annica Berliner, Austin Kapp, Amelia Stec, Jon Wicke, Pam Wylie 10/21 Grace Cunningham, Ron Geurts, Muriel Hering 10/22 Georgia Berger, Eliza Cross, Rex Koch, Kevin Stone, Jean Trester 10/23 Anita Armitstead, Cooper Morris, Elaine Rosenboom 10/24 Linda Adams, Kirsten Pamp, Andrew Wagner 10/25 Shannon Hea, Sylvia Olson, Jim Rairdon 10/26 Ruth Harthun, Rima Hea, Terri Link, Larry Renninger, Cortlen Vogel 10/27 Junerose Kayser 10/28 Tim Baer 10/29 Carolyn Cohen, Steven Pamp 10/30 Mike Leathers, Diane Oppenheim, Diane Ortiz, Bob Warfield Eileen Spencer Esther Mueller Marilyn Chapman Anniversaries 10/4 Britney & Matt Coyle 10/5 Tim & Jen David, Brian & Becki Healy, Alan & Cheryl Leathers 10/11 Jim & Carolyn Berghoefer, Bob & Becky Hoffarth 10/13 Rick & Cindy Newlander, Michael & Cindy Solich 10/14 Jon & Kate Palmquist 10/17 Alan & Jean Crome, Jeremy & Caitlin Lyman, Dave & Carol Patterson 10/21 Scot & Sydney Baumann, Rich & Susan Kennedy, Dave & Kelly Kochenberger, Todd & Sarah Marley 10/22 Carol Torscher‐Hardeman & Duke Hardeman 10/23 Nicole & Lance Sulzen, Larry & Sondra Welsh 10/24 Joe & Bonnie Andrevich 10/25 Genie & Brian Chipman 10/26 Paul & Jeanie Schroder, Don & Ruth Wesley 10/27 John & Terry Riggs 10/28 Zach & Lindsey Bauer, Ron & Jann Swanson 10/29 Lowell & Ginett Janssen, Del & Sherrill White ALL SAINTS DAY WORSHIP WILL INCLUDE REMEMBERING OUR LOVED ONES
As in the past, we will be remembering the saints who have gone before us into eternal life during the past year on
All Saints Day. Please use the form below to list the name of your family member or loved one who died as of last
year November 1, whom you would like named in our Roll Call of the Saints on Saturday, November 3 and Sunday,
November 4 or e-mail csnyder@oflc.net.
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All Saints Day Roll Call of Saints
(Please turn in to church office by Monday, October 29, 2012)
Name of Loved One (Please print) _______________________________________________________________
Name of Person submitting the name _____________________________________________________________
Denver Area Reformation Service Sunday, October 21, 4:00 pm This year OFLC is proud to host the annual Reformation Service! The Reverend Dr. Matthew Harrison, President of the LCMS, will be the speaker. There will be the Divine Service, special music with brass instrumentation and regional choirs. Following the Reformation worship, a German meal will be available provided by Helga’s German Restaurant of Aurora. The cost per person is $10. Please plan to attend! POSTMASTER: Send address changes to:
OUR FATHER LUTHERAN CHURCH
6335 S. Holly St., Centennial, CO 80121
Our Father Lutheran Church
Church Office: 303-779-1332 Fax: 303-779-1668
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Web Page: http://www.oflc.net
Scott Abel, Senior Pastor, ext 215
Tom Mroch, Assisting Pastor, ext. 218
Werner K. Boos, Pastoral Counselor, ext. 218 or
303-741-5588, ext 112
Our Father Children’s Learning Center
Alison Cejka, Director, 303-779-4910
Worship
Saturday Service: 5:00 pm
Sunday Services: 8:00 & 10:45 am
Education Hour & Sunday School: 9:30 am
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