September 20
No Ledger, Matthew 18:21-35 NIV 
Rev. Chad Oyer preaching
Thanks to the American pastime game of Baseball, we are familiar with "Three strikes, you're out." In biblical times, rabbis taught that an offender should be forgiven three times.  In both scenarios, keeping track of strikes and offenses is of great importance. Jesus' teaching puts forth a radical propoal for our relationships of "No ledger. "

Please note: This is a change to our previously published preaching schedule. Dr. Boayue has been called out of town due to a change in his mother Fannia’s health. Please keep Dr. Boayue, his mother Fannia, and the entire Boayue family in your prayers during this time.

Altar Flowers  
The Altar Flowers are given to the glory of God and in loving memory of Louise Sechler by her friends: Peggy Dufault, John and Brenda Hile, Mel and Libby Rowe, Janet Henke, and Faye and George Miller. (Louise led our Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Group for many years.)

Mission Candle  
The Mission Candle is lit to the glory of God and in prayer for the children of our church, that they may be surrounded by God’s love, guidance, and protection throughout the school year.

NURSERY CARE at 10:00 a.m.
Infants – 4-years-old

Sunday School Schedule at 9:30 a.m.
Sunday, September 20: One room school room in the Children's Center. Preschool will meet in Children's Center and then break off into a classroom.
Sunday, September 27 (Choir Dedication Sunday): Family worship in the Sanctuary
Sunday, October 4 (Rummage Sale): Family worship in the Sanctuary
Sunday, October 11: Regular Sunday School
Sunday, October 18 (K&3rd grade Bible Sunday): Regular Sunday School
Sunday, October 25: Regular Sunday School
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Nursery Care ages birth- 4 years is available every Sunday

Middle & High School
The PIT in the CLC at 9:30 a.m.

Holy Communion
On Sunday, October 4 we will share in Holy Communion during both worship services. All are invited to the table. If you worship online and would like to participate, have bread or crackers and juice available.  If you cannot make it to worship, or would like to deliver to someone who may be homebound, you can pick up communion elements at the Welcome Desk during regular business hours.

Sunday, September 20
Settling Accounts, Matthew 18:21-35 NIV
Rev. Dr. Charles Boayue, Jr. preaching
This scripture calls us to consider what it means for those who have experienced the massive and unconditional mercies of God to relate to others who stand in need of mercy.

September 27: Choir Dedication & Hands on Mission Sunday
A Day at The Temple, Acts 3:1-19 NIV
Rev. Dr. Charles Boayue, Jr. preaching
Churches are familiar places in our culture. For some people, church is where people wrestle with the truth about themselves and their destinies. For others, church reminds them of hurt and frustration. The third chapter of Acts tells the story of a lame man who went to the Temple and encountered Peter and John, Jesus’ disciples. This encounter reveals the difference between what the church ought to be and what it often is. We will examine what a day at the Temple – a day at church, could be for all who visit our church.

October 4
Bishop Gregory V. Palmer, guest preacher

October 11
Rev. Chad Oyer preaching

October 18
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching

October 25
Rev. Dr. Charles Boayue, Jr. preaching

November 1: All Saints' Sunday