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At Your Service…
Pastor Bill Mann
pastor.mann@oswlc.org
Pastor Ralph Wiechmann
pastor.wiechmann@oswlc.org
Pastor Eric Peterson
pastor.peterson@oswlc.org
Tyson Labuhn
tyson.labuhn@oswlc.org
Lindsey Kilgannon
Director, Open Arms
lindsy.kilgannon@openarms-ccdc.org
Raymond Dubert
Director, Education,
Family Life & Youth
Raymond@oswlc.org
Jim Merkle
Operations Manager
jim@oswlc.org
Tom Deary,
Church Administrator
tom@oswlc.org
Barb Yarbrough
Faith Life Encourager
barb@oswlc.org
Nikki Deacon
Fellowship & Women’s Ministry
nikki@oswlc.org
Emily Sonstroem
From The Pastor
“The Best Is Yet To Come!” This
book is the subject of our current
sermon series. On Sunday,
November 16th we will welcome
the author of “The Best Is Yet To
Come!—Pastor John Kieschnick
to speak at each of our Sunday
worship services. Following the
11 am service at 12:30 pm, join us
for a Luncheon for the whole
congregation in the Fellowship
Hall.
November brings Thanksgiving.
Why not focus, this month, on
developing an “Attitude of
Gratitude.” Gratitude is a Godgiven gift to lead us to joy.
Gratitude takes practice.
Gratitude will make you a happier
person. To nurture the spirit of
gratitude I suggest that you counter every complaint with ten thank-you’s!
If you get discouraged remember the words of this old hymn:
Count your many blessings, name them one by one,
And you’ll be surprised at what the Lord has done.
Emily@oswlc.org
At the end of your day take an inventory of all the ways in which God has
blessed you and let gratitude take hold of your heart.
Dan Ehlhert
In Christ’s peace,
Minister to Youth & Young Adults
Accounting
Dan@oswlc.org
Pastor Bill Mann
November 2014
EVENTS
Holiday Worship
Schedule
Thanksgiving
Wednesday, Nov. 27
7:00 pm
Advent
Wednesday, Dec. 3, 10, 17
Family Devotions @ 5:30pm
Dinner @ 6pm
Worship @ 7:00 pm
Christmas Eve, Dec. 24
3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 pm
Christmas Day, Dec. 25
11:00 am
Decorate the Church
Saturday, November 29
8:00 am—12:00pm
We need lots of help
decorating the church for the
Advent and Christmas season!
Contact Doug Dreyer for
more information.
Doug Dreyer doug@oswlc.org
Master Singers Concert
Saturday, December 13
6:15 pm Pre-Concert Talk
7:00 pm Concert
In the Sanctuary
Sally Mann salmann55@aol.com
Election of Officers
The election of officers for 2015 is
scheduled to take place at the Voters’
Meeting on Sunday, November 13, at
12:30 pm. For election: The President
and Treasurer and two At-Large members
for the Mission and Ministry Servant
Leaders Group, plus members of the
Board of Governance. The Nominating
Committee has been collecting names and
contacting those who have been
nominated. If you are asked to serve
please prayerfully consider sharing your
gift of leadership and time.
Mission and Ministry Servant
Leaders Group (M&M’s)
These individuals serve as the Our
Savior’s Way Board of Directors. They
are responsible for the long-range vision
and planning for our congregation. The
M&M’s is made up of nine voting
members—five at-large members elected
from the congregation and the four
church officers.
Board of Governance (BOG)
The Board of Governance is responsible
for maintaining the relationship between
the congregation of Our Savior’s Way
Lutheran Church and the Open Arms
Christian Child Development Center.
The Board sets the policies and works to
fulfill the objectives of the Open Arms
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Christian Child Development Center.
The BOG is made up of no less than
five and no more than nine voting
members elected by the congregation.
Grief Share—Surviving
The Holidays
Sunday, November 9
2:00—4:00 pm
In the Library
No matter how long it’s been since your
loved one died, grief can make the
holidays a painful time. But there’s hope.
Join us for an encouraging seminar that
will help you survive the holidays and
discover new reasons to enjoy them
again. Email Beth Anton to register or
with any questions.
Beth Anton antonpower2@aol.com
Christmas Piano Concert
Saturday, December 6 at 7:00 pm
In the Sanctuary
Andy Nugyen will perform Classical &
Holiday favorites and a Christmas Carol
sing-along. The concert is free, but
donations will be accepted for the OSW
Grand Piano Fund.
Sally Mann salmann55@aol.com
EVENTS
Robert George, author of Conscience
and Its Enemies: Confronting the
Dogmas of Liberal Secularism and
professor of religious liberty,
constitutional interpretation and civil
liberties at Princeton University;
EVERY. LIFE. MATTERS.
That’s why we’re taking a stand,
speaking out on behalf of the 2,900
children who are aborted every day right
here in America. And we’re counting on
you to stand with us in January by
attending the 2015 LCMS Life
Conference. THIS is the year. This is
YOUR time to stand! Won’t you join us?
Three days of theological motivation,
practical know-how and valuable time
with Lutheran pro-lifers from across the
country. You’ll learn how to speak up
for life issues, receive encouragement
and theological motivation to be more
vocal about the importance of life, and
discover how to exercise your vocation
as a citizen when it comes to this issue.
Held in conjunction with the 2015
National March for Life on the
National Mall in Washington, D.C.,
the conference is located at the
Crystal City Hilton. We have the
biggest names all in one place!
Lila Rose, pro-life activist and the
founder of the pro-life group Live
Action;
Men’s Breakfast
Saturday, November 8
8:00 am
In the Fellowship Hall
Please join us for food, fellowship,
and bible study in the meeting hall
downstairs.
Greg Lynch lynchgr@gmail.com
Carol Tobias, president of the National
Right to Life committee;
Dr. Donna Harrison, director of
Research and Public Policy of the
American Association of Pro-life
Obstetricians and Gynecologists
(AAPLOG);
The Rev. Dr. Jeffrey Gibbs, professor
at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis;
Mollie Ziegler Hemingway, pro-life
journalist; and
Laura Davis, director of Youth4Life.
The March for Life and how you can
participate with Our Savior’s Way
Online registration:
www.regonline.com/2015lifeconference.
Carl and Karen Cecil 703 598-9367
LCMS President Rev. Dr. Matthew C.
Harrison;
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Thanksgiving Worship
November 26, 7:30 pm
In the Sanctuary
Come and celebrate with us the
blessings of God during the past
year.
There will be no Choir/
Bells practice or Music
Potluck on 11/26.
Did You Know?
How to Become a
Member of Our
Savior’s Way
Lutheran Church
Start by worshipping with the
people of Our Savior’s Way on
Sundays at 8:00, 9:30, or 11:00
am.
Attend a FirstConnect class to
learn more about OSW and its
ministries.
Sunday, November, 2
12:30pm
Then, attend a FaithConnect
class to learn some of the basics
about the Lutheran faith.
Please schedule an
appointment with Tyson.
Or, Transfer from another
Lutheran Church, by having a
transfer letter sent from your
former church congregation.
Then, attend a FirstConnect
class to learn more about OSW
and its ministries.
And then, join a “Doing Life
Together” small group so that
you might begin to connect
with more people in your new
church family.
If you are a new Christian,
please speak to one of the
Pastors about the Sacrament of
Holy Baptism.
Thanksgiving Dinners for
Interfaith Relief
We are collecting food for Thanksgiving
Dinner meals that will be distributed
through Interfaith Relief. Members of
OSW and OA will collect Thanksgiving
dinner items including canned vegetables, fruits, boxed instant potatoes, gravy
or chicken stock, bread item (rolls, muffins, cake mix), jello, pudding, canned
milk, pumpkin mix, sweet potatoes or
any other regular item such as cereal,
hearty soups, etc. Please make sure all
items are peanut-free. These will be
divided into bags to make complete dinners for those who might not have a dinner for which to give thanks. Watch for
details on helping to assemble the dinner
packages.
Last year we distributed 350 bagged
meals for over 4,300 lbs. of food and 286
Giant grocery gift cards for families to
purchase turkeys and other perishables. Each bag is designed for a family
of four. If you choose to give a
cash donation, please indicate Thanksgiving meals on your check and envelope. Grocery gifts cards may also be
donated in denominations of $10
each. For more information, please contact Social Ministry at our new e-mail
address of SocialMinistry@oswlc.org.
Stop Hunger Now
Thanks goes out to the entire congregation for supporting the Stop Hunger
Now Event on October 5! We packed
over 34,000 meals on Sunday with over
222 volunteers! With your generous donations of over $9,000, we were able to
cover the cost of all the meals - thank
you!
Columbarium Update
The final design for the Columbarium
will be voted on at the Nov 9th Voter's
meeting. Construction is due to begin in
Spring of 2015. Reservations and deposits will begin to be received after the final
plans are confirmed in November. Please plan to join us for information and discussion.
Linda Merkle parishnursing@oswlc.org
Tyson Labuhn
703-858-9254
tyson@oswlc.org
November 2014
Did You Know?
Thank God for Mission
POSSIBLE!
Did you know that in next month,
Our Savior’s Way will celebrate an
important anniversary? It seems rather incredible that in December of
1994, the mission of Our Savior’s
Way began. The mission of this
church, over the past 20 years, began
with a meeting in the Mann’s living
room. From those humble beginnings it moved to worship services at
Broad Run High School and the acquisition of land and construction of
the first church building. The mission focus for the first building was 3
-fold--(1) Establish a physical presence in the community; (2) Begin
serving families through the Open
Arms Christian Child Development
Center; and (3) Provide a center for
worship and outreach. This successful beginning quickly led to the need
to expand, not once, but twice as the
ministry continued to grow. Today,
the need to share the Gospel of Jesus
with the community and world
around us is greater than ever.
In the past year, a Missions Committee was formed at Our Savior's
Way. Using the words of Our Savior
to show them the way as found in
Mark 16:15, "Go into all the world
and preach the Gospel to all creation.” the Mission Committee made
their focus 1) to promote further
awareness of the on-going mission
work of Our Savior's Way; 2) to
prayerfully support mission work
here and abroad; 3) to facilitate,
where possible additional missions;
and, 4) to encourage every member
of the congregation to share the
Gospel of Jesus Christ. This mission
work is currently being accomplished
by: 1) supporting our Seminarian –
Dan Trempala; 2) supporting our
Missionary in Ghana - Dale Kaster;
3) supporting Yvette Moy and the
Muslim Mission Society; 4) supporting hurricane relief work in Crisfield,
Maryland; 5) supporting the missionrelated work of our Southeastern
District; and 5) supporting the mission work of organizations such as
the Orphan Grain Train, Lutheran
World Relief, and World Missions.
As we look forward to the future, the
Missions Committee also takes note
of the demographics and continuing
population growth of our community
here in Northern Virginia. With this
growth in mind, the Missions Committee also plans to respond, mis-
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sionally, to the spiritual and physical
needs of our community. As such,
there has been an effort to investigate
and recommend new church mission
starts in our area, as we continue to
see growth in our area and there is so
much more that we can do.
Our congregation began 20 years ago
as a mission church. The great work
of mission and ministry, the work of
our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who
gave this work to the church at large,
and to you and me and this congregation, remains to be done until He returns. He has promised us the power
of the Holy Spirit to do this work
through each of us as individuals and
the church. And making a lasting
Christ-centered change in the hearts of
people, for the sake of the Gospel, is
the Great Commission of everyone.
The Missions Committee and I invite
you to support and contact us to keep
the mission-centered momentum alive
and thriving. The founders of Our
Savior's Way committed their time,
treasure and talent to God and God
blessed their efforts. Then as now,
the Holy Spirit continues to work
through each of us for the sake of the
Gospel. Take a step of faith--contact
me about your passion and interest in
mission.
Tyson Labuhn
Tyson@oswlc.org 703-858-9254
Did You Know?
COMING IN
DECEMBER Family ADVENTures
Wednesdays Dec. 3, 10, 17
5:30 –6:15 pm
In the Sanctuary
Please join us after worship for
dinner in the Fellowship Hall.
Our theme this year is “Comfort
and Joy” Each service in the series
focuses on a selected portion of
Isaiah 40 that captures one of
specific aspects of the comfort
Christ comes to bring, which are
peace, pardon, and presence.
children to learn that “church” is for
them, not just ‘big people’!
December 13 10:45 am-Noon:
Go to http://tinyurl.com/
FamilyADVENTures to sign your
family up for a worship part.
December 14 9:30 am WORSHIP
SERVICE- "COMFORT AND JOY"
9:00 Arrive in classrooms for final
preparations.
To help with overall coordination of
the FamilyADVENTures program,
contact Barb Yarbrough barb@oswlc.org.
GRACE PLACE
CHILDREN'S
CHRISTMAS SERVICE
December 14, 9:30 am Service
Grace Place children will again be
leading Christmas Worship for Our
Savior's Way.
Grace Place Christmas Party
All children will be learning the music
during Sunday mornings and can
participate. Besides classroom music
participation, children may also sign up
for speaking parts, non-speaking acting
parts and worship assistant duties. For
more information and to sign up: Go to:
http://tinyurl.com/GPChristmas
Parent Participation is also needed for
the Program and the party after the
dress rehearsal on Dec 13. Please use
the link above, and let’s get everyone
involved!
Barb Yarbrough barb@oswlc.org.
IMPORTANT PROGRAM
DATES:
November 9:
Designed especially for families,
ADVENTures includes guided
activities and worship with family
participation, that all generations
can enjoy as you celebrate the
coming Christ.
How can you be a part? Come
join us!! Plus, families are
encouraged to help guide
participants in the opening
activities, as well as serve as
ushers, readers, and prayer leaders.
This is a wonderful way for
Deadline to sign up for speaking,
acting parts. (Sign ups after this date
will not be guaranteed placement)
November 2-December 7:
Sunday mornings during classesclassroom music practice
November 22 9:30-10:30 am:
Speaker/Actor Rehearsal
December 13 9:00 am-10:45 am:
Dress Rehearsal for ALL
PARTICIPANTS, ALL AGES
November 2014
OSW Logo Shirts for Sale
The Praise Band is selling OSW logo
shirts to raise funds to improve the
Sanctuary sound system. A collection of
white short-sleeve polo shirts and grey tshirts are available in the Narthex on
Sunday or from the Business Operations
Manager, Jim Merkle, during the
week. You may also place orders for
other colors on Sunday.
Jim Merkle
jim@oswlc.org
Did You Know?
UNITE
Sunday Nights, 6:30 – 8:00 pm
In the Great Room
Nov 2— Pumpkin Hunt
Nov 9—Small Groups
Nov 16— Worship
Nov 23—Small Groups
Nov 30—Christmas Party
Youth Board Meeting
November 9, 12:30 pm
In the Library
Workcamp Meeting
November 23, 5:00 pm
In the Great Room
This meeting is for all registered
Workcamp participants and their
parents.
Baltimore Youth Quake
Middle School Youth
Conference
January 9-11, 2015
This is a transformational youth
conference for grades 6-9 where lives
will be renewed and faith will become
real!
The deadline to sign up is
November 30. Download the
Registration Form for more
information at http://tinyurl.com/
OSWLC2015QuakeForm
Ray Dubert 703-858-9254
raymond@oswlc.org
Emily Sonstroem 703-858-9254
emily@oswlc.org
A Stewardship Thought
“Do Your Best”
Rev. Dr. Eric G. Peterson
Growing up my father taught my
sisters and I that we ought to put our
best efforts into whatever we were
doing. He expected all the Peterson
kids to do their best. We may not
have all the same skills and
opportunities but we all can pour
ourselves into whatever God gave us
to do. My father, agreed with St. Paul,
“Whatever you do, work at it with all
your heart, as working for the Lord,
not for men, since you know that you
will receive an inheritance from the
Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ
you are serving” (Colossians 3:22-24).
Because God loves us, He gave us His
best. He sent Jesus Christ, His own
son, to be our Savior. If we love God
then our love for Him compels us to
give our best efforts to live for Him.
Love compels the best that is in us.
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Stewardship Involves All
of Life
During the month of November we
will be asking you to adopt as your
life’s model the “7 Doors of Spiritual
Growth” from the book “The Best Is
Yet To Come. We want this to be the
model of our life together as members
of Our Savior’s Way. The “7 Doors”
are:
WITNESS—The Door of
Opportunity
•
WORSHIP—The Door of
Wonder
•
CONNECTEDNESS—The
Door of Encouragement
•
PRAYER—The Door of
Intimacy
•
BIBLE STUDY—The Door of
Insight
•
SERVICE—The Door of
Fulfillment
•
GIVING—The Door of Authentic
Faith
These are the 7 Doors to Spiritual
Growth. Let them be a description of
your life as you serve your Savior.
Did You Know?
Small Group Ministry at OSWLC
Dave Ramsey Financial Peace Course
I hope that you will check out our new OSWLC
website and the updated information that is available
about our small group ministry at OSWLC. I want to
personally thank Darren Broemmer, David Kayden,
Tyson Labuhn, and all the other people who have
worked so hard to make our new website an effective
means of communicating information about our small
groups and a great tool for helping people get
connected. I hope you will take a look:
www.oswlc.org. When you get to the website click on
CONNECT and then Small Groups.
The next Dave Ramsey "Financial Peace University" (FPU)
class will begin on January 13, 2015 -- just in time to help you
carry out that New Year's resolution to get your financial
affairs in order.
The course consists of 9 classes that will be held on Tuesday
evenings beginning at 7:00 pm. Child care will be
available. Additional information on the subjects that will be
covered can be found in the "Small Group" section of the
materials displayed on the wall in the "coffee room," just off
the lobby.
Glenn Schleede 571-215-4299 empainc@aol.com
Small Groups are a vital part of OSWLC ministry
because Christ has called us to live in community.
Community is vital to the Christian faith like team is
vital to baseball. You just can’t play baseball alone and
you can’t grow spiritually in isolation. St. Paul describes
the Church as ONE BODY. Each of us are vitally
connected to each other. We are designed by God to
help and support each other in the faith and in mission.
It is no wonder that Jesus said that if we want to find
Him we need to be in community. “For where two or
three come together in my name, there am I with
them”(Matthew 18:20).
The focus of our small group ministry is “doing life
together.” So this is why we chose “Doing Life
Together” as the name for all of our small groups. In
small groups we strive to grow in faith together and
together we strive to apply the teachings of our faith to
our daily life.
Rev. Dr. Eric G. Peterson
epeterson071@live.com
Tuesday, November 12 at 12:00 pm
At Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Herndon, VA.
Mike McCarey will describe what it’s like to write a novel and
why Mike wrote An American Atrocity. His novel is based on
Mike’s experiences prosecuting war crimes while serving with
the Marines in Vietnam. Atrocity is a war story, a lawyer story,
but in essence, a story about a struggle to hold onto Christian
values in a world where the most important value was survival.
Bring your own bag lunch. Dessert, coffee and soft drinks will
be served. RSVP by November 7.
703 385 9766 or m.mccarey@att.net.
November 2014
Did You Know?
November Birthdays
11/1—Debra Lair; Olive Anders; Rick Burtner; Chelsea Horton; Jason Bean; Jordan Quinlivan
11/2—Cheryl Richardson; LeslieOwens
11/3—Ruth Pownall, Miles Dorre, Carter Spritzer, Claire Leidinger
11/5—Elena Tranchitella; Addison Shuster; Colin Anderson; Nicole Bono; Jane Heo; Quinn Dubert; Janet Montagne
11/6—Michael Duellman
11/7—Jeffrey Huth; Jacob Hibbard; Kevin Osborne
11/8—Lindsay Bonner; Nicholas Duellman; Micah Piotter; Dean Kaelber; Lexie Kaelber; Luke Putman
11/10—Jacob May; Kenneth Troxell; Kylene Stelma; Kellan Flick; Landon Martinez; Kristin Cornely; Mark Stavish;
Darrin Benhart; Jack Kaelber
11/11—Adelyn Flick, Andrew Temme, Susan Roudebush
11/12—Charles Heinemann, Alex Walter
11/13—Scott Novak, Gary Cummings, John Horner, Sam Johnson, Thomas Zickel, Kirsten Dalton
11/14—John Senft
11/15—Emily Fisher, Jonathan Darnell
11/16—Jeff Ludwick, Sylvia Mello, Laura Erickson, Lucas DiPietro, David Strom
11/17—Sarah Fisher, Malia Pownall, Nancy Mohler
11/18—Keith Reed, Elissa Seweryniak, Charlie Eastin, Betty Jane Eastin
11/19—Shelby Tanner, David Wilkens, Emily Heenan, Peggy Reid, Dan Koborg, Jennifer Hartmann
11/20—Lauren Hancox, Susan Thistlethwaite, Megan Sawyer, Wilma Gouge, Emily Wood, Theodore Streaker
11/21—Sarah Sawyer
11/22—Miriam Boysen, Jane Hunt, Kyle Lynch, Angel Klevenhagen, Madeline Folta, Grace Scraggs, Mike Germinario
11/23—Jessica Salomon, Charles Eastin
11/24—Nancy Benedict, Alexander Crabb, Tyler Albus, Zach Apecechea
11/25—Mark Harding, Lynn Lynch, Siena DiPietro
11/26—Luke Walter, Orion Kilgannon
11/28—Melissa Mueleners
11/29—Eric Kayden, Noah Ecton, Logan Graves
11/30—Avery Tully, Luke Zanardi
November Anniversaries
11/2—Gus & Lisa Schumacher
Andrew & Belinda Haagsma
11/7—Peter & Julie Oswald
11/8—Chad & Melissa Ramsey
Joseph & Krista Kumke
11/9—Gary & Sarah Christian
Stephen & Connie Odenheimer
11/12—Matthew & Jennifer Wiechmann
11/16—Eric & Julia Hols
11/17—Ronald & Catherine Dorman
11/18—David & Beth Maddens
11/19—Jeff & Carmela Ludwick
Dennis Greenwood & Carol Genseal
11/27—John & Erika Horner
11/28—Bill & Sally Mann
11/29—Jon & Debbie Scaggs
November 2014
Did You Know?
Consecration Sunday Is
Coming
November 16
As the leaders of OSWLC reflected
on this past year of growth, two
things in the area of stewardship
became apparent. The first was that
God has continued to bless us with
an increase in attendance over the
past year. The second was that the
percentage of giving by our
membership has decreased.
Therefore this year’s Fall
Stewardship emphasis will not be
about simply paying bills, but rather
it will address the ways in which each
member of OSWLC can:
•
•
•
Spiritually grow in their
relationship with God.
Actively participate in our
church’s mission and ministry,
through a percentage based
income contributions.
Gain a better understanding of
the biblical idea of stewardship
through which God continues to
grow the mission and ministry of
OSWLC.
OSWLC has witnessed God’s rich
blessing through the significant
giving of time, talents, and treasures
which have been contributed by
many people in our congregation
over the past 20 years. In
preparation for our fall stewardship
campaign in 2014, Our Savior’s Way
Lutheran Church is using the a new
Consecration Sunday Stewardship
Program to teach the biblical and
spiritual principles of generous giving
in our stewardship education
emphasis this year.
This new Consecration Sunday
campaign is based on the biblical
philosophy of the need of the giver
to give for his or her own spiritual
development, rather than on the
need of the church to receive.
Instead of treating people like
members of a social club who should
pay dues, we will treat people like
followers of Jesus Christ who want
to give unselfishly as an act of
discipleship. And it encourages
people toward proportionate and
systematic giving in response to the
question, “What percentage of my
income is God calling me to give?”
Sunday, November 16, 2014 is
Consecration Sunday. During
morning worship on Consecration
Sunday, we will be asking the
congregation to make their financial
commitments to our church’s
ministries in this community and
around the world.
It is our prayer that every person
completes an Estimate of Giving
Card during our morning worship on
Consecration Sunday. Even if you do
not feel completing a card, we hope
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that you will participate in our
Consecration Sunday.
In order to remind and encourage
your participation, a team of people
has voluntarily given of their time
and talents in order to make this day
a success. Please make every effort
to stay informed, inspired, and
committed to attend Consecration
Sunday worship on November 16.
Thank you in advance for your
faithful participation in our
Consecration Sunday program.
Tyson Labuhn tyson@oswlc.org
OSW Piano Fund
Our goal is to raise $40,000 for a
new piano in the sanctuary. At
present we have over $18,000 in the
piano fund. Please consider a
donation! There are 88 keys on a
piano—you can buy a key for $455.
So far we have over 40 keys covered
by our piano fund. A donation of
any size is appreciated. To donate,
please write a check to OSWLC with
"piano fund" in the memo line, then
place it in an offering plate or mail it
to the church. If you wish to
dedicate your donation in memory
of someone, please attach a note to
your check.
Sally Mann salmann55@aol.com
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Communication Submissions
8:00am Traditional
9:30am Traditional
First and Third Sundays of the Month
9:30am Contemporary
Second and Fourth Sundays of the Month
(Alternating on the Fifth Sunday of the Month)
11:00am Contemporary
Please use our online web form for all requests for publication (bulletin, mid-week
email, newsletter).
Sunday School and Adult Classes at 9:30am
Holy Communion is celebrated at all Sunday morning
worship services.
A nursery is available on Sunday mornings from
7:45am-12:00pm.
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“Submit an Article/Event” or go to
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Please don’t hesitate to contact the Communications Team with any questions or
suggestions.
The Communications Team
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