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February 2015
Inside this issue:
BLESSED
Events and Highlights
Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for
they will be filled. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will
be called children of God. Blessed are you when people revile
you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you
falsely on my account. Rejoice and be glad, for your reward is
great in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you. Matthew 5
Mt. Carmel Youth
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Our Church Family
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From The Pastor
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Lutheran Campus Ministry
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I saw Selma on its first day of release. In a time when Ferguson
throws into glaring relief the racial tensions that still bedevil the
land of the free, the film makes the very early days of the civil
rights movement come alive. (I remember driving across the Edmund Pettus bridge a few months after the 1965 Selma-toMontgomery march).
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Calendar
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Journalist Cathleen Falsani interviewed lead actor David
Oyelowo and offered excerpts in the online Pan Patheos Newsletter. Oyelowo is a Christian, reared in Oxford, England by Nigerian parents. He is convinced that it was God’s will that he play
the MLK role. “I never approached any other role the way I approached this. Because I always knew I couldn’t do this on my
own.”
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Volunteer Schedule
The film avoids presenting Dr. King as a plaster saint. Instead,
we see a young pastor struggling and improvising through political ambiguities to keep the eyes on the prize…and, in fact, to
determine what the prize was.
The actor, whose Christian faith, Falsani reports, continues to be
a driving force of his life and work, speaks of a spiritual vibe on
the set. The cast did not regard this movie as just another gig,
and they went to church together. For his part, Oyelowo says, “I
truly felt every day on that set that something other than me
flowed through me. There were times I felt God lifting me
through scenes.” The actor articulates a theme that is sharply
portrayed in Selma: “What is truly powerful is love in the face of
hate.”
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Sunday Worship
at Mt. Carmel
8:45 am
Traditional Service
10:00 am Adult Forum
Sunday School
11:00 am Contemporary Service
Holy Communion is offered at all
Sunday worship services.
Child care available on
Sundays 8:45 am-12:15 pm.
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Events and Highlights
It is with GREAT appreciation that we recognize the extraordinary
financial generosity of so many of you during the month of December. Your gifts lifted us from a significant deficit to a modest surplus
at the end of the calendar year. Our prayers are that you shall continue to support the ministries of Mt Carmel with, not only your
Time and Talents, but also with your gifts of dollars. EVERY member and friend is important in this endeavor.
At the half way mark of our fiscal year, budgeted giving was $159,400. Actual giving for
the six months ending in December was $163,991.
“Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and
where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where
neither moth nor rust destroys, and where thieves do not break in or steal; for where
your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” - Matt. 6: 19-21
We'll be meeting on Sunday, Feb. 8th, 6:00pm at the home of Karen
Petersen. This month's book is “The Monument Men,” by Robert M. Edsel. Additional copies of the book are available in the church office. We
would love to have you join us but it is a thick book so you better get
going. (or you could cheat and watch the DVD but that wouldn't be
right, right?) New faces always welcome.
Walking the Labyrinth: On January 10, 17 women gathered at
Suzanne Gorter’s home for coffee and fresh, homemade scones.
Then they travelled to the bay, to walk the labyrinth located
there. They began with a devotion, and then one by one, they
journeyed through the turns, hearing sea birds, distant fog
horns, and feeling the sun overhead. It was a beautiful day,
filled with fellowship, introspection and, of course, food.
This will hopefully be a quarterly event, walking various labyrinths in the County. Watch
the newsletter and bulletins for the next opportunity.
Brown Bag Lunch Group: Mark your calendar for the next Brown Bag Lunch
group, on Friday, Feb. 13, at noon. Watch Vistas and the bulletin for the topic
and speaker. Questions or ideas? Nancy Priddy, 544-6410
The devotion book for lent, “Grace & Peace”, a series based on the letter to the
Ephesians, is now available. The book contains a passage from Ephesians, a
thought to ponder, a brief homily and a prayer for each day and will be used as
themes for Wednesday services and Adult Forum.
Lent begins this year on Ash Wednesday, Feb 18, and continues to Easter Sunday, April 5. Cost for
the book is $3.00 with large print editions at $5.00.
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The third annual Interfaith Series at Mt Carmel is continuing until February 15.
The 2015 series theme is “WHY DO YOU BELIEVE THERE IS A GOD?” Leaders from a number of
faith expressions will be with us to discuss their personal and/or corporate experiences in an informal
setting with q & a time for listeners included. Sessions will be at Mt Carmel at 10:00 am and 12:30
pm
The schedule for the series in February is
February 1 - Dr. Todd Long, Cal Poly Professor of Religion
February 8 – Carol McFall, Healing Practitioner , SLO Christian Science Church
February 15 – Naiyerah Kolkailah, President Islamic Society of SLO County Community
The series is intended to deepen community-wide understanding between differing faith traditions
and the series will be open to the public as well as Mt Carmel members and guests. Come and join
in this stimulating discussion series.
The Call Committee has received 9 Rostered Leader Profiles (aka resumes!) from Pastor Reg Shultz-Akerson, Assistant to the Bishop for
Rostered Leadership. Those Profiles include 1 pastor whose name
was submitted from the congregation, a pastoral couple, a first-time
call pastor, "seasoned" pastors, and pastors with young families. A
lot of diversity from which to choose! (The Call Committee is not at
liberty to give out names of any of the candidates at this point.)
The Call Committee is reviewing those profiles and will be meeting on Wednesday, January 28 or February 4 to discuss in detail each and every candidate. After which we will be
obtaining audio and/or video recordings of a worship, preaching, teaching or speaking occasion from each candidate, setting up conference telephone calls and/or SKYPE interviews, and checking references.
As always, should you have any questions please contact any of the Call Committee members - Ed Jaster, Jean Senter, Matt Schultze, Vern Smith, Ruth Rollefson, and Dave Parkinson.
We want to wish a very heart felt thank you to everybody who helped out with
the Homeless Overflow at Mt. Carmel during the month of December. Thanks
for those who donated money, grants, and matching funds. Thanks to those
who bought, prepared, or served food. Thank you to evening friends, and
those who spent the night as hosts. Thank you to those who opened and prepared the
shelter each evening, and to those who prayed for us, and for our guests. As always, it is
a very large team effort, and with the help of each of you, we had a successful month.
Sincerely,
John Cook & Glen Priddy
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Children & Teens
Looking ahead!
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High School Winter Retreat (February 27-March 1)
Middle School Winter Retreat (March 6-8)
The teens from Mt. Carmel will be attending winter retreats at El Camino Pines.
The High School will go on February 27-March 1 and the Middle School will go on
March 6-8. Please pray for a meaningful experience for the teens and chaperones.
High School Christmas Party
If you are in need of yard work or house cleaning, our youth will be available to help
in the next few months. We are planning some service days so contact the church
office if this is a need for you.
Epiphany Sunday
(images continued on back cover)
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Our Church Family
WE REMEMBER IN PRAYER:
Laurie Parkinson; for continued healing and strength of
John Cook’s mother, Vivian; in memory of Beth Peterson; in memory of Gerda “Babe” Culwell; in memory of
Len Mansell
PRAYING FOR OUR CHURCH COMMUNITY:
February 1: Karen Peterson,
Dana Rengel, Bryan Rengel;
John & Ruth Rollefson; Sandy
Rowland; Althea Schmidt;
Patrick Ruth; Todd, Rebecca,
Jessica, Jason, and Matthew
Schnack
February 15: Jack & Jean
Senter; John & Janis Sexton,
Anna; Shirley Simmons; Norm
& Mollie Smith; Vern & Hope
Smith;
Joel & Debbie Peterson
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William & Karen Almas
2-19-78
David Hensinger &
Kim Shollenberger
2-11-89
Ken & Vicky Tway
2-22-86
February 22: Brad Steckler;
Bill & Janis Stansfield; Midge
Stettner; Jim & Laurie
February 8: Chris & Jaime,
Colby, and Koen Schultz; Gary Strampe, Jamie; Dave &
Cathy Sullivan; Jack & Nancy
& Jeanie Schultz; Karen
Schultze; Linda Schultze;
Sullivan;
Matt & Deanna Schultze, Allie, Daniel, and Adrian;
Interim Pastor
Director of Children & Teens Ministry
Lutheran Campus Ministry Director
Organist
Interim Director, Sacred Arts Choir
Director of Contemporary Music
Child Care Provider
Custodian
Temporary Parish Administrator
Nancy Crotty
Deanna Schultze
Colby Schultz
Margaret L. Androwski
Clara Applegarth
Glenda Anderson
Bill Stansfield
Pam Wood
Don Eggen
Dorothy Adams
Desiree Dellinger
Matthew Babcock
Bill Bietsch
Jeanne Miller
John Cook
Koen Schultz
Val Lund
Bob Grosse
Kathy Meyer
Steven Harding
LaVanne Anderson
Stephen Quist
Laurie Strampe
birthday
“I would like to extend a warm thank you to all who attended
Beth’s service. It was a true blessing, as she received so many
warm and special friends from Mt. Carmel and the extended community.”
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Please let us know if we missed your
A message from Larry Peterson:
Rev. Bruce Wollenberg
Ingrid Frokjer
Rachel Valliere
Paul Woodring
Ruth Rollefson
Mark Pietri
Karen Weber
Tony Bloodworth
John Domingo
February Birthdays
Address update:
Jeanne Miller
55 Broad Street #116
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
805-543-8410
Church Office Hours
8:00—4:30 Monday- Friday
Phone 805-544-2133 Fax 544-5356
Email: info@mtcarmelslo.org
www.mtcarmelslo.org
Lutheran Campus Ministry
Email: info@lcmslo.org
www.lcmslo.org
Our pastoral staff is here for you.
In time of crisis, please contact the church.
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From the Pastor
DISCIPLINE
It used to be Lois Capps’ campaign headquarters, there at the intersection of Madonna Road and S. Higuera. In the spirit of the times, it’s now a fitness center.
Driving to Sinsheimer pool at a crepuscular hour, I see earnest yogis executing the
down-dog maneuver. One doesn’t need Lent to engage in disciplines, rigors and
austerities. In the Christian tradition, monks and nuns offer models, which the
young seem to have embraced. Behold them in their cowls called hoodies,
hunched in silent devotion over their breviaries called iPhones.
Still, Lent is upon us. On February 18 (at SLOUMC) an ash cross will remind us of
the ephemeral nature of our mortal life and of the crucified Lord who gives us
hope beyond it. And it is well for our souls to engage in a discipline on the way to
Easter, even giving up something…hot drinks, in my case.
Secular deprivals and exertions (ever heard of Kut?) can be mere self-help strategies and self-improvement schemes. Our Lenten ones, by contrast, turn us outward, toward solidarity and engagement with the poor, shunned and hungry, the
imprisoned and trafficked. Such is the spirit of the Crucified, who was among us
for our sakes, not his.
May the season this year offer an opportunity to explore the question: If I follow
Christ and give my heart to the triune God, what’s it like to practice coming in second?
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Lent Services
A combined Ash Wednesday service will be held February 18, 7pm, at United Methodist Church.
A combined Maundy Thursday service will be held here on April 2 at 7pm
Good Friday events will be held on April 3 at noon and 7pm, at United Methodist
Church
Soup Suppers start on the 2nd Wednesday of Lent (February 25) at 6pm, and will
continue each Wednesday until March 25.
More information will be available in the March 2015 Summit and in the weekly
“Vistas” emails
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February means the annual LCM Chili Chill-Out!
Mark your calendars for February 21st.
This year will look a little different. We are providing all of the chili
through a Thrivant donation, so you don’t have to cook! If you want to
cook some chili, contact Rebecca Keisler. Otherwise, you can bring a batch of cookies if
you would like for the cookie contest. Or just buy your ticket for $10 ($20 max for family) and show up,
eat some chili, cookies and play bingo! This is always a lot of fun and will mark Rachel’s one year at
Mount Carmel. You don’t want to miss it!
Winter Quarter is underway for Cal Poly students and Lutheran Campus Ministry has begun the New Year
off well. We had 10 students at our New Year BBQ and continue with our core group of students to meet
each week for dinner and Bible study.
I help direct a non-profit organization called the Altitude Project. We run a Collegiate Christian Running Camp every summer in Mammoth Lakes. This summer we are going to study the “I Am” statements
of Jesus. It has been a great study so far in preparation and I thought you might be encouraged by the
lyrics to this song by Mercy Me:
"You Are I Am"
“I've been the one to shake with fear, And wonder if You're even here
I've been the one to doubt Your love, I've told myself You're not enough
I've been the one to try and say, I'll overcome by my own shame
I've been the one to fall apart, And start to question who You are
You're the one who conquers giants, You're the one who calls out kings
You shut the mouths of lions, You tell the dead to breathe
You're the one who walks through fire, You take the orphan's hand
You are the one Messiah, You are I am, You are I am
I've been the one held down in chains, Beneath the weight of all my shame
I've been the one to believe, That where I am You cannot reach
You're the one who conquers giants, You're the one who calls out kings
You shut the mouths of lions, You tell the dead to breathe
You're the one who walks through fire, You take the orphan's hand
You are the one Messiah, You are I am, You are I am
The veil is torn, And now I live with the Spirit inside
The same one, the very same one, Who brought the Son back to life
Hallelujah, He lives in me”
“Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can
take your stand against the devil’s schemes.” (Eph.6 10-11). Be sure to say hello to me when you stop
by the church and don’t hesitate to e-mail me (Rachel@lcmslo.org) if you would like to be involved or
help with our college students!
Our February Theology on Tap is Tuesday the 17th at Pappy McGregor’s at 9pm.
The Mexico re-cap video is on the web for viewing at www.lcmslo.org/mexico. :)
Happy February,
Love, Rachel
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Get Involved!
If we have leftover food, we offer seconds and thirds. If
there are still leftovers, one of the servers takes them to
the Maxine Lewis Shelter to be served at dinner time.
HELP WANTED
Would you consider being a part of Mt. Carmel's Altar Guild?
No experience necessary
On-the-job training and wonderful fellowship
If you would consider being a part of this "special" group, please contact
JEANIE SCHULTZ
543-2647
FOR YOUR MORAL REFLECTION
The 400 richest Americans possess more wealth than the bottom 150 million
Americans combined. In 2012, 46 million Americans lived in poverty, up from 37
million in 2007. And 14% of families suffer from food insecurity.
GOT ANYTHING YOU’RE DYING TO TALK ABOUT?
If you have a program, idea, community resource or project that you would like the congregation to know about, add ideas, discuss, etc., the Adult Forum schedule for the weeks
after Easter-starting Sunday, April 12 thru May 31—is open to interested persons or groups.
The requirement would be to be ready to present your program during the Adult Forum
time, 10 – 11 am, and provide info to the church office in advance so that publicity can be
in the VISTA and Sunday bulletins before the event. Contact Bob Grosse or any member
of the Adult Ed team.
Deadline for March “Summit” is February 16.
E-mail submissions to
info@mtcarmelslo.org
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SOCIAL ACTION TEAM
The new 114th Congress has seen an increase in
Lutherans serving our country, from 23 in the past
to now 28 members.
For updates of our advocacy efforts in Washington,
go to elca.org/en/News-and-Events on the web.
THANKS
__ All the gifts for the children of Tijuana
__ Support for homeless and GOB events in December
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We will continue to serve in 2015
Join Pastor Russ Gordon on a tour of
Greece following the footsteps of St. Paul
to Athens, Corinth, Philippi and more. Departure is April 18, 2015. Consider an extension of the beautiful Greek isles and
Ephesus. For more info and a brochure,
contact Russ at slogordons@charter.net or
704-2199.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO RECOGNIZE
SOMEONE SPECIAL,
YOU MIGHT CONSIDER SPONSORING
FLOWERS FOR OUR CHANCEL.
Each bouquet is $27.50 or $55.00.
Thank you,
Jeanie Schultz
CHECK OUT FACEBOOK! Pr. Wollenberg has begun posting on Mt. Carmel's Facebook page.
Consider reading, commenting and re-sending. http://www.facebook.com/mtcarmelslo
National Youth Gathering Update
Continuing on the road to Detroit!
I’d like to send a huge THANK YOU to everybody who contributed to our
stock fundraiser during November! We raised around $2,500 of the
$10,000 that we need to go to the Rise Up! ELCA National Youth Gathering in Detroit next summer. That’s a huge chunk!
Right now we have 8 youth and 2 adults registered and are looking at
travel options to get us there and back. We have already partnered
with 4 members of Hope Lutheran in Atascadero who will travel and
stay with us in Detroit, and are talking with groups from Solvang, Ventura, and Camarillo. What
a great way to link together all of our groups!
Ingrid and Monica will be traveling to Detroit at the end of January for the national ELCA Youth
Ministry Network’s Extravaganza. As members of the Hospitality team, Ingrid and Monica have
been working for over a month already to help welcome over 800 youth pastors and ministers
from around the country who will be attending the “E” to network, share resources, and prepare for the summer event.
Rise Up! Fact of the Month:
As of the summer of 2013, the city of Detroit owed money to more than 100,000 creditors, and
was facing $20 billion in debt and unfunded liabilities. That breaks down to more than $25,000
per resident. To make this fact even more astonishing: Back in 1960, the city of Detroit actually
had the highest per-capita income in the entire nation! In 1950, there were about 296,000 manufacturing jobs in Detroit. Today, there are fewer than 27,000. Between December 2000 and
December 2010, 48 percent of the manufacturing jobs in the state of Michigan were lost.
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Volunteer Schedule
Date Time 8:45 Feb. 1 11:00 8:45 Feb. 8 11:00 8:45 Feb. 15 11:00 8:45 Feb. 22 11:00 8:45 Mar. 1 11:00 8:45 Mar. 8 11:00 8:45 Mar. 15 11:00 8:45 Mar. 22 11:00 8:45 Mar. 29 11:00 Acolytes Greeter/C.A. COORDINATOR: Ingrid Frokjer 544‐2133 Ariana Holman Jenni Kinsey Sarah Kinsey Ka e Moersdorf Fiona Huﬀaker Libby Benne Ma hew Babcock Makenna Parkinson Olivia Dong Callie Bobell Sarah Pihl Ariana Holman Jenni Kinsey Sarah Kinsey Ka e Moersdorf Fiona Huﬀaker Libby Benne Ma hew Babcock Makenna Parkinson Olivia Dong Callie Bobell Sarah Pihl Libby Benne Ma hew Moersdorf Communion Assistants Coﬀee Servers COORDINATOR: Carol Harvey 481‐2418 Bob & Carol Harvey Vicky Tway Pa & Marc Frey Jeanie Schultz Steve & JoAnn Benne Mike & Val Lund Jack & Peggy Stevens Sally Reck Sid & Beryl Benne Carlyn & Lily Hinds Jess & Pat Bathke Sally Reck Vern & Elsa Brody Deanna Schultze Ro Cannon‐Miller Mike & Val Lund Bob & Mary Christenson Jeanie Schultz Greeters COORDINATOR: Diane Mansell 481‐4053 Dorothy Mc Coid Sheryl Huﬀaker Sherri Parkinson John Cook Diane Mansell Sheryl Huﬀaker Sherri Parkinson Nancy Cook Dorothy Mc Coid COORDINATOR: Pat Forrest 541‐4799 Karen Petersen Diane Mansell Ro Cannon‐Miller Sue Cummings Volunteer Needed Pat Forrest Karen Petersen Diane Mansell Ro Cannon‐Miller Sue Cummings Volunteer Needed Pat Forrest Karen Petersen Diane Mansell Ro Cannon‐Miller Sue Cummings Lector Assis ng Minister COORDINATOR: COORDINATOR: Jess Bathke Paula Jaster Allison Schultze Greg Zocher Rachel Valliere Janis Sexton Monica Holman Rebecca Christensen Jeanie Ledford Kevin/Wende Dong Rachel Valliere Paula Jaster Wayne Lippold Greg Zocher Jeanie Ledford Jess Bathke Dick Eschenbach Allison Schultze Greg Zocher Paula Jaster Diane Mansell Kevin/Wende Dong Monica Holman Janis Sexton Wayne Lippold Judy Burroughs Paula Jaster Usher List
8:45
11:00
2nd Sunday
Ed Dresp
Marc Frey
Bob Dwight
Cliff Baker
3rd Sunday
Russ Anderson
Glen Priddy
Burke Towle, Jr.
Volunteer Needed
4th Sunday
Warren Quist
Vern Brody
Jack & Roberta Moen
Bob & Carol Grosse
Jeanie Schultz
Linda Schultze
Mike & Val Lund
Dorothy McCoid
Volunteer Needed
Donley & Carol Winger
Pat Forrest
Andy Frokjer
1st Sunday
Jess & Pat Bathke
Steve & JoAnn Bennett
Diane Mansell
Bill & Karen Almas
Altar Guild Children’s Church
8:45
Ingrid Frokjer
Cheryl Garnsey
Ingrid Frokjer
Mike Dresp
11:00
Jackie Kinsey
Ingrid Frokjer
Erin Malone
Ingrid Frokjer
Feb. 1 Feb. 8 Feb. 15 Feb. 18 Feb. 22 Mar. 1 Mar. 8 Mar. 15 Mar. 22 Mar. 29 Dorothy McCoid Maureen Dresp Jeanie Schultz Pat Forrest Pat Forrest Vicky Tway Jeanie Schultz Dorothy McCoid Pat Forrest Maureen Dresp Friday Morning Office Volunteers
Pat Forrest
Dorothy McCoid
Carol Grosse
Mary Christenson
Carol Winger
Maureen Dresp
30-Jan
6-Feb
13-Feb
20-Feb
27-Feb
6-Mar
13-Mar
20-Mar
27-Mar
3-Apr
10-Apr
17-Apr
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Sunday
1
Monday
2
8:45 am – Traditional Worship
10am – Sunday
School/Interfaith
Discussion
Series
Tuesday
Wednesday
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4
6:30pm – LCM
Team meeting
9:00am – Staff Meeting
7:30pm – NA
5:30pm – Praise Band
Rehearsal
10am – Quilters
Thursday
Saturday
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6
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7pm - Sacred
Arts Choir
8am - Garden Club
8am – Men’s
Breakfast and
Bible Study
9am - Lutheran
Chicks
10:30am – Bible
Study
6pm – LCM Dinner &
Bible Study
11am - Contemporary Worship
Friday
11am – People’s
Kitchen
12:30pm – Interfaith
Discussion
Series
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9
8:45 am – Traditional Worship
10am – Sunday
School/Interfaith
Discussion
Series
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11
12
5:30pm – Exec.
Team meeting
9:00am – Staff Meeting
Lincoln’s Birthday
5:30pm – Praise Band
Rehearsal
7pm - Sacred
Arts Choir
7:30pm – NA
6pm – Stephen Ministry
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8am - Garden Club
8am – Men’s
Breakfast and
Bible Study
9am - Lutheran
Chicks
10:30am – Bible
Study
6pm – LCM Dinner &
Bible Study
11am - Contemporary Worship
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Noon – Brown Bag
Lunch
12:15pm – LCM
BBQ
12:30pm – Interfaith
Discussion
Series
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8:45 am – Traditional Worship
President’s Day
7:30pm – NA
Ash Wednesday
Chinese New
Year
8am - Garden Club
8am – Men’s
Breakfast and
Bible Study
Office Closed
9:00am – Staff Meeting
10am – Sunday
School/Interfaith
Discussion
Series
10am – Sunday
School/Interfaith
Discussion
Series
6pm – Chili
ChillOut with
Bingo & Cookie Contest
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27
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Noon – Access
for All
8am - Garden Club
8am – Men’s
Breakfast and
Bible Study
7pm – Council meeting
12:30pm – Interfaith
Discussion
Series
8:45 am – Traditional Worship
10:30am – Bible
Study
6pm – LCM Dinner &
Bible Study
11am - Contemporary Worship
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9am - Lutheran
Chicks
5:30pm – Praise Band
Rehearsal
7pm—Service with United Methodist
Church
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9:30am – Assistance League
7:30pm – NA
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9:00am – Staff Meeting
5:30pm – Praise Band
Rehearsal
5:30pm – Finance Team
meeting
11am - Contemporary Worship
6pm – LCM Dinner &
Bible Study
12:30pm – Interfaith
Discussion
Series
6pm – Soup Supper
7pm - Sacred
Arts Choir
7pm - Sacred
Arts Choir
9am - Lutheran
Chicks
10:30am – Bible
Study
February 2015
1701 Fredericks St.
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
Phone: 805-544-2133
Fax: 805-544-5356
Email: info@mtcarmelslo.org
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Gather, Grow, Go
Southwest California Synod/Mt. Carmel
The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton, Presiding Bishop
The Rev. Dr. R. Guy Erwin, Bishop, Southwest California Synod
Detroit Planning Meeting with Hope Lutheran/Ice Skating