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First St. John’s Lutheran Church 140 W. King Street

FIRST ST JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH WE ARE AN OUTREACH CHURCH

U.S. Postage PAID

York, PA 17401-1307 Phone: 717-843-8597

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Non Profit Org.

Be together at First St. John’s - Your Community Church and Your Family in JESUS

York, PA

Fax: 717-843-8597

Permit # 260

Pastor Rev. James A. Driskell

PASTOR’S CORNER The 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation is upon us. We started planning months ago, and we have things coming up and others are welcome to make suggestions and certainly to participate in the plans that we have been working on.

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The graphic depicts the symbol that many wore on their clothes, uniforms, weapons, placed on buildings, that represented their support of the Lutheran Reformation at the time. Dr Martin Luther contended with the church regarding the issue of Scripture. The Roman church had lost its focus on Scripture and became guided by manmade traditions and directives from church leaders instead of trusting in Scripture first. The motto emphasizes that the Reformation was about Sola Scriptura , Scripture alone. One of the four ”Solas” of the Lutheran Church and the Reformation. 500th anniversaries are unusual, you don’t see one very often and in this case, this is in celebration of an era that reshaped the western world forever. Luther changed many of the aspects of how we live as Christians today. While our worship is similar to Roman Catholic worship, there are differences. It is always in the language of the congregation, not Latin. The order of worship is always according to Scripture. Check your “order of worship” in Sunday’s bulletin, you see Scripture references. Our order of worship refers us to the important parts of the Bible. When we leave worship we are reminded of, at least, the most important parts of being a Christian. Luther translated the Bible into the native language. Dr. Luther’s translation of the Bible into German was so highly regarded that it became the basis for the written German language. Vocation was a very important part of the Reformation. The Roman Church taught that there were important vocations. The religious; priests, monks, nuns, their vocation was more important, it gave them a Pass Go collect $200 by virtue of what they did. Dr Luther emphasized that we are placed in our vocation by God to serve Him in what we do. Whether that was the guy who cleaned the horse stables, the black smith, the town baker, mothers, fathers, all our relations are our vocations. God put us in those walks of life to best serve Him. Luther emphasized there weren’t separate/better/ worse, just all of us placed where we serve God and each other best. In observance of this event we have been planning an event here at First St Johns and to help Good Shepherd. We will hold a “Reformation Walk” here at First Saint Johns, where we will transform back to 1520, where you will start at the city gates of Wittenberg then to proceed to meet various people from the time Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the front door of Castle Church on All Saints Day 1517. We do need help to make this work. Our committee led by Minister of Music Ken Sanders along with Ed Abendschoen, Wayne and Nancy Hildebrand, Marge Driskell and others has been working the last few months to pull this together and make this a fun and learning experience. This will be on October 28 from 10am to 3pm. But we do need help; to be a character, to help with set up, and your financial support. Please let us know how you can help. Our brothers and sister over at Good Shepherd are entering a float in the Halloween Parade on October 29. They need help in putting the float together, which will be Reformation oriented. Let me know if you could help out there. As always much going on and while we are small we achieve much and mightily as God blesses us greatly and provides with a great group here at First Saint Johns. Continue to let others know and invite them to participate and be a part of all we do. May our Lord Jesus richly bless you.

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Don’t forget - Big, hot prayer breakfast at the church. the last Tuesday of the month. Neighbors are invited. Breakfast is at 8:30 AM.

We will have prayer following the breakfast.

REFORMATION WALK

REGULAR CHURCH EVENTS AND WORSHIP Sunday -

Christian Education 9:00 AM Sunday Worship 10:30 AM 1:30 PM - Prayer Meeting Spanish Service 5:00-6:00 PM Bible Study 6:00-6:30 PM Dinner 6:30-8:30 PM Service

SUNDAY SERVICES 8:30 AM Matins 10:30 AM Morning Service SPANISH SERVICE

Monday -

PASTOR’S DAY OFF

5:00-6:00 PM Bible Study

Tuesday -

8:30 AM - Prayer Breakfast - First St. John’s

6:00-6:30 PM Dinner

(Last Tuesday of the month)

6:30-8:30 PM Service

6:30 PM - Alcoholics Anonymous Wednesday

10:00 AM - Morning Bible Study at Church 6:30 PM - Adult Choir

Thursday

9:00 AM Matins 11:00 AM - Employment Support Group 3:30-5:00 PM - Kickboxing 5:30-6:00 PM -Private Confession in sanctuary 6:30 PM - Narcotics Anonymous Meeting

Saturday

Communion services are held on the second and fourth Sundays of the month, and the 5th Sunday of those months with 5 Sundays. (The third Sunday service is a Matins Service).

Our healing service is on the second Sunday of the month (after the morning service).

OUR WEBSITE ADDRESS: www.firststjohns.com

WELCOME

Pastor Rev. Jim Driskell Phone 717.843.8597 E-Mail: [email protected] First St. Johns Lutheran Church 140 W. King St., York PA 17401 Copyright © 2016 / All rights reserved.

SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE We will celebrate the 500th Reformation with a special “Festival Morning Service” on Sunday, October 29th at 10:30 AM. There will be no Sunday afternoon Reformation Service this year.

1:00 PM - Martial Arts

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The mission of this church is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ! Our major objective is for all to know Jesus as Lord and be an effective magnet involving lives for Jesus Christ. Worship should always be focused on God, the time honored traditions of worship are observed here, we want worship to be glorifying to God, honoring to God and reminding us of the greatness and glory of God. People say that they have truly worshipped after our Sunday morning service. We are a very welcoming church and we want to help you to know Jesus. Come in and talk to Pastor Jim and become part of the Body of Christ here at First St Johns Church. Contact us

We will hold a “Reformation Walk” here at First Saint John’s on Saturday, October 28th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, where we will transform back to 1520. (You will start at the city gates of Wittenberg then to proceed to meet various people from the time Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the front door of Castle Church on All Saints Day 1517).

Pastor Jim conducts a Bible study and coffee break each Wednesday at 10 AM, at the Green Bean Roasting Company. Members of the business community and the general public are invited to take a break and stop by. Free parking for the duration of the study may be had on the church's parking lot. For more information, phone 717-843-8597.

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The special offering for the month of

OCTOBER Lutheran Bible Translators

OCT0BER 2017 PARISH VISITOR NOVEMBER DEADLINE Articles Due October 20th - Friday Mail Date October 26th - Thursday

To hear past sermons from

Programs are back in full swing after the summer months. Adult choir, Confirmation, and Fellowship time after church. And all the "special events" that will take place during the fall, winter, and spring months like our 500th Celebration of the Reformation this year. Our festival service will take place in the morning on Sunday, October 29. There will not be an afternoon service as we will be helping with the float that Good Shepherd is putting together. We will have our own event the day before on Saturday, October 28. It is titled: "Refomation Walk." It will take place from 10 A.M. until 3 P.M. Many people are needed to help with this event. Please consider being one of those people. Either contact Pastor Driskell or Ken Sanders.

Pastor Driskell go to

www.Soundcloud.com/jim-driskell.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN GIVING ELECTRONICALLY THE SIMPLY GIVING PROGRAM WILL ALLOW YOU TO DO THAT.

Please contact the church office for the form to do electronic transfer.

When we think of the Reformation we naturally think of Martin Luther. Luther wrote many fine hymns and service music. He wrote more than 30 hymns in his lifetime. He was also a musician that played the lute, a type of guitar, and the flute. Two of his hymns that a good many people recognize are: "A Mighty Fortress," and "From Heaven Above." Remember the two special events for this special year: A Reformation Walk and the float at the annual Halloween Parade. Ken Sanders

Minister of Music

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If you would like to receive the monthly newsletter by email please contact the church office at (717) 843-8597 or send an email to [email protected].

Call Vanco Payment Solutions at 800675-7430. Individuals may contact the organization benefiting from their giving. Call Thrivent Federal Credit Union at 800-688-6032.

If you or someone you know is a shut-in, has an illness or is unable to worship with us due to other circumstances, please let the pastor know. The church phone number is: 717-843-8597 OR

Griefshare is a very important ministry to comfort those who have lost loved ones with the peace and comfort of Jesus. Tammy Bosley has been doing a great job with this ministry

THE ADULT CHOIR:

She needs help to maintain this group. Please let Tammy know you will help her. No special training required, just a desire to serve others in Jesus. Thank you for your consideration and God bless you. Sharon Hennig, Karen Hildebrand, Lois Hollinger,

Lois Stambaugh, Dave Stambaugh, Wally Smith

For more information call 717-968-0690.

MEETINGS IN OCTOBER Worship Committee

Sunday 1st -12:00 Noon *

Church Council

Thursday 12th- 5:30 PM

*Worship Committee will meet at 12:00 Noon on the 1st Sunday of every Month

Lutheran Bible Translators

OCTOBER

SPECIAL MISSIONS OFFERINGS

COMMUNION ASSTS

Reformation Walk 10:00 am-3:00 pm

Wally & Beth Smith Tammy Bosley Karl vanDyk Dave Stambaugh

If not listed

ALTAR GUILD: USHERS

Other Thursday Events Kickboxing 3:30-5:00PM Private Confession 5-7 N. A. Mtg. 6:30 pm

ESQUINA DEL PASTOR-October El 500 aniversario de la Reforma Luterana está sobre nosotros. Hemos comenzado a planificar hace meses, y tenemos cosas venideros y otros son bienvenidos a hacer sugerencias y, ciertamente, a participar en los planes que hemos venido trabajando.

El gráfico muestra el símbolo que muchos llevaban en sus ropas, uniformes, armas, colocados en edificios, que representaban su apoyo de la Reforma Luterana en el momento. El Dr. Martín Lutero sostuvo con la iglesia sobre la cuestión de la Escritura. La iglesia romana había perdido su enfoque sobre las Escrituras y fue guiada por tradiciones artificiales y las directivas de los líderes de la iglesia en lugar de confiar en las Escrituras en primer lugar. El lema enfatiza que la reforma estaba sobre sola Scriptura , las Escrituras solas. Uno de los cuatro "Solas" de la Iglesia Luterana y la reforma. 500 aniversarios son inusuales, usted no ve uno muy a menudo y en este caso se trata de la celebración de una época que cambió el mundo occidental para siempre.

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Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM

A.A. Mtg. 6:30pm

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Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM

Prayer Breakfast 8:30 PM

Spanish Bible Study/Dinner/Service 5:00-8:00 PM

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*WORSHIP COMM. MTG. - 12:00 Noon First Sunday of the month

N. A. Mtg. 6:30 pm

Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30

Adult Choir 6:30 PM

Prayer 9:30 AM Food 10:00-11:00 AM

Spanish Bible Study/Dinner/Service 5:00-8:00 PM

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Pentecost-

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Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30

27 Emp. Supp.Group 11am

269:00 AM MATINS

Bible Study at Green Bean Roasting Co.

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Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM

Spanish Bible Study/Dinner/Service 5:00-8:00 PM

NC Green Pentecost-

A.A. Mtg. 6:30pm

Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM

Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM

HAdult Choir 6:30 PM

Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30

9:00 AM MATINS Emp. Supp..Group 11am CHURCH COUNCIL. MTG 5:30 PM

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1810 AM A.A. Meeting 6:30 pm

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N. A. Mtg. 6:30 pm

Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM

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Spanish Bible Study/Dinner/Service 5:00-8:00 PM

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Martial Arts 1:00 PM

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Emp. Sup.Group 11am

Bible Study at Green Bean Roasting Co. Adult Choir 6:30 PM

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Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM Harvest of Blessing 3:00-4:30 PM

N. A. Mtg. 6:30 pm

Spanish Bible Study/Dinner/Service 5:00-8:00 PM

NC Green

Pentecost-

Adult Choir 6:30 PM

Emp. Sup.Group 11am

6 :00 AM MATINS

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Pastor’s Family Day

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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY

OCTOBER 2017 10:00 AM (Weds) Mid week Bible Study

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Martial Arts 1:00 PM “Case for Christ” Lee Strobel Movie

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FRIDAY

Cell Phone Number 717-

For updates refer to Website calendar at 10:30 AM Sunday Worship

140 West King Street, York, PA 17401 / 843-8597

9:00 AM 9:15 AM Christian Education Sunday School

OPPORTUNITIES TO KNOW JESUS

First St. John’s Lutheran Church

Pastor Reverend James A. Driskell

SATURDAY

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Lutero cambió muchos de los aspectos de cómo debemos vivir como cristianos hoy. Mientras nuestro culto es similar al culto católico romano, existen diferencias. Es siempre en el idioma de la congregación, y no en latín. El orden de culto es siempre de acuerdo a las Escrituras. Compruebe su "orden de culto" en el boletín del domingo, puede consultar las referencias bíblicas. Nuestra orden de culto nos remite a las partes importantes de la Biblia. Cuando salimos de culto se nos recuerda de, al menos, las partes más importantes del ser cristiano. Lutero tradujo la Biblia al idioma nativo. El Dr. Luther la traducción de la Biblia al alemán fue tan apreciada que se convirtió en la base para la escritura del idioma alemán. La vocación es una parte muy importante de la reforma. La iglesia romana enseña que hay importantes vocaciones. ; Los religiosos sacerdotes, monjes, monjas, su vocación era más importante, les dio un pase de ir a recoger $200 en virtud de lo que hicieron. El Dr. Luther hizo hincapié en que somos colocados en nuestra vocación por Dios a servirlo en lo que hacemos. Si ese era el chico que limpiaba los establos de los caballos, el negro Smith, la ciudad Baker, madres, padres, todas nuestras relaciones son nuestras vocaciones. Dios nos ha puesto en las caminatas de la vida para mejor servirle. Lutero destacó que no había separar/mejor/ peor, todos nos coloca donde servimos a Dios y los unos a los otros mejor. En conmemoración de este evento hemos estado planeando un evento aquí en primera St Johns y ayudar al buen Pastor. Celebraremos una reforma "caminar" aquí en primera Saint Johns, donde podremos transformar a 1520, donde se dará comienzo a las puertas de la ciudad de Wittenberg, luego proceder a satisfacer diversas personas desde el momento en que Lutero clava sus 95 Tesis en la puerta de la iglesia del castillo en el día de Todos los Santos de 1517. Necesitamos ayuda para hacer este trabajo. Nuestra comisión encabezada por el Ministro de música Ken Sanders junto a Ed Abendschoen, Wayne y Nancy Hildebrand, Marge Driskell y otros ha estado trabajando los últimos meses para juntar todo esto y hacer de esto una experiencia de aprendizaje y diversión. Esto será el 28 de octubre de 10am a 3pm. Pero necesitamos ayuda; para ser un héroe, para ayudar a configurar y su apoyo financiero. Por favor, háganos saber cómo le puede ayudar. Nuestros hermanos y hermanas en buen Pastor están entrando en un flotador en el Desfile de Halloween, el 29 de octubre. Ellos necesitan ayuda para poner el flotador juntos, que estará orientado hacia la reforma. Déjame saber si usted puede ayudar hacia fuera allí. Como siempre pasa mucho, y mientras somos pequeños podemos lograr mucho y poderosamente como Dios nos bendice mucho y proporciona un gran grupo aquí en primera Saint Johns. Continuar para dar a conocer a los demás y les invitamos a participar y ser parte de todo lo que hacemos. Puede que nuestro Señor Jesús te bendiga ricamente.

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HARVEST OF BLESSING Provides an after school meal for children between the ages of 4-18 at First St. John’s Lutheran church. Registration is required. The program will restart on Monday, October 2nd,

The meals will be served Monday through Thursday from 3:00–4:30 PM.

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STEWARDSHIP: OCTOBER 2017 “We are nearing the 500th Anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation, All Saints’ Eve, 1517, when Martin Luther posted the Ninety-Five Theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg. So, let’s hear from Luther himself on the topic of giving and stewardship. In the Small Catechism under the Table of Duties, Martin Luther gives specific Bible passages to help Christians know their duty in their various vocations as members of their family, society at large, and in God’s family, the Church. Under the heading “What Hearers Owe Their Pastors,” Luther lists five passages from the Bible, three of which have to do with giving to your local congregation. They are these: “The Lord has commanded that those who preach the gospel should receive their living from the gospel” (1 Corinthians 9:14). “Anyone who receives instruction in the word must share all good things with his instructor. Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows” (Galatians 6:6–7).

“The elders [presbyters, i.e., pastors] who direct the affairs of the church well are worthy of double honor, especially whose work is preaching and teaching. For the Scripture says, ‘Do not muzzle the ox while it is treading out the grain,’ and ‘The worker deserves his wages’” (1 Timothy 5:17–18). Luther comments on these passages in his 1535 Lectures on Galatians. He wrote: When Paul says “all good things,” this is not to be taken to mean that everyone should share all his possessions with his preacher. No, it means that he should provide for him liberally, giving him as much as is needed to support his life in comfort. . . . The apostle is so serious in advocating this topic of support for preachers that he adds a threat to his denunciation and exhortation, saying: “God is not mocked.”. . . All this pertains to the topic of support for ministers. I do not like to interpret such passages; for they seem to commend us, as in fact they do. In addition, it gives the appearance of greed if one emphasizes these things diligently to one’s hearers. Nevertheless, people should be taught also about this matter, in order that they may know that they owe both respect and support to their preachers. Christ teaches the same thing in Luke 10:7: “Eating and drinking what they provide, for the laborer deserves his wages”; and Paul says elsewhere (1 Cor. 9:13–14): “Do you not know that those who are employed in the temple service get their food from the temple, and those who serve at the altar share in the sacrificial offerings? In the same way the Lord commanded that those who proclaim the Gospel should get their living by the Gospel.” It is important for us who are in the ministry to know this, so that we do not have a bad conscience about accepting for our work wages . . . it happens when those who proclaim the glory of God and faithfully instruct the youth derive their livelihood from them. It is impossible that one man should be devoted to household duties day and night for his support and at the same time pay attention to the study of Sacred Scripture, as the teaching ministry requires. Since God has commanded and instituted this, we should know that we may with a good conscience enjoy what is provided for the comfortable support of our lives from church properties to enable us to devote ourselves to our office. (LW 27:125–126).

ALTAR FLOWER - OPEN DATES

October 15, 22, 29 November 12

In other words, pastors are not to suffer from low wages just because they are servants of Christ and the Word. They are to share in the livelihoods of all to whom they preach the gospel and instruct in the faith, so that the Word can be proclaimed and the faith carried from one generation to the next.

EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP BULLETIN COVER-OPEN DATE

November Bulletin covers will be printed in-house starting with the December 3rd Service .

The Employment Workshop at First St. Johns Lutheran Church, 140 W. King St, York provides valuable working knowledge of the current job market and how to get through it. The classes are free and provide job leads, resume help, cover letter help, free use of a computer after the class, help with job applications and emotional and spiritual support in a faith based atmosphere.. Weekly meetings are held on Thursday at 11 AM. No pre-registration necessary. Call 717-843-8597 with any questions.

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PRAYERS Ruthetta Fogle Christians especially in the Middle East– persecuted Prayer Warriors—Spirit is moving Becky Lupp-illness Angie Linebaugh-Illness George Anthony Bob Visthum Barbara Brickner (Delores Rehmeyer’s daughter) Ed Abendschoen Gladys - Stroke (Delores Rehmeyer’s sister) Dawn Frey Deborah McMillan Robin Ocasio Joseph Roth-Cancer Patricia Kesselring Thomas Rojahn Edward (Nancy Hildebrand’s Brother) Susan Null-Cancer Christina Jake Mokris (Son of Kathy Mokris)-Israel Don Daugherty-Failing liver and kidneys Duane Hannigan Faith Bentz Helen Wu-Husband in nursing home Anne Warner Susan Peregoy Doug Skinner-Heart Paul and Cathy Weaver Pat Carol Clark The people of Charlottesville-Healing Bob Fitz-Liver failure Keith Fogle-Cancer Charles Rausher

FIRST TIME REQUESTS James Driskell II-Pulmonary Embolism Kimberly Thompson

SHUT-IN MEMBERS Bonnie Abendschoen Joyce Devan Ruth Hermann Bill Hildebrand Betty Smith Bill Whitekettle Gloria Whitekettle

We remember in prayer those who are in need of God’s special presence in their lives due to special needs:

LEADERS Church Pastor, Minister of Music Ken Sanders, Lay Leaders Pastor Cosgrove, Pastor Nzinski, Pastor Zimmerman, Pastor Reichel Pastor Brasso, Pastor Koontz, Pastor Gene Merrell, Pastor Banach, Pastor Robertson, Pastor Schaefer.

PRAISE & THANSGIVING For our Community Radio Station For 140 years For all of God’s Gifts Doreen Beckman - Skin Cancer Wally Smith Friar Thomas Uzhunnalil-released by terrorists

SPIRITUAL NEEDS For all those who do not know Jesus as Lord For our “action” committees/task forces Our Community and Families

FOOD PANTRY 2017 1st - Cruz Rogue 4th - Donna D’Andrea 5th - Beth Smith 10th - Jose Montalvo 21st - Calvin Taylor 24th - Tammy Bosley 26th - William Whitekettle

27th - Anna vanDyk

The food pantry is in need of food items. We will need more items than before due to opening the food pantry to the public. The food distribution will be on the dates listed Canned meats, toilet paper, shelf storable milk (not dry milk), and paper towels are in the highest demand. There is also a need for adult diapers. Please, make certain that the dates on products have not expired. Also, do not donate dented cans or items that have been opened (unless the contents are individually wrapped). Thank you for all you give!

AS AVAILABILITY OF FOOD PERMITS

NORMALLY TWO MONDAYS PER MONTH

OCTOBER 23RD (ONE MONDAY THIS MONTH)

PRAYER 9:30 AM / FOOD 10-11 AM Please Note - On the 1st Sunday service of the month the birthdays for the month will be read. The Birthdays for the current month will be posted on the bulletin board

FREE Breads and Desserts

Early November Birthdays 3rd - David Myers, Jr. 5th - Pastor James Driskell 6th - Chase Abendschoen 6th - Graham Abendschoen 7th - Wayne Hildebrand III

DONATED Weekly BY: Panera Bread to First St. John’s Lutheran Church 140 W. King St., York, PA 17401

EVERY MONDAY PRAYERS

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Between 10:00 am and 12:00 pm - Pickup at the church

MILITARY

Charlie Malley Jose Montalvo Blake McKinney Clay McKinney Sean Cooke Brent Kroh Jake Scott Justin Hinkley Ashlee DeSantis Samuel Taylor Kevin Kohn Lindsay Wood Jonathan Driskell Dakota Kaufman Matthew Holland Chuck Barrows Megan Messersmith Krista McKenzie Jonathan Cosgrove James Bova

U. S. Navy Chaplain U.S.A.F. - Alaska U.S.C.G. U.S.C.G. U. S. Navy Seal U.S.M.C. U. S. Army U.S.M.C. U. S. Army U. S. Army U.S.C.G. U.S.A.F. Massachusetts State Police U. S. Army in Kuwait U. S. Army U. S. Army U.S.A.F. U.S.A.F. U.S.M.C. U. S. Navy

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USE BY CHURCH MEMBERS AND THE COMMUNITY.

THURSDAY 3:30-5:00 PM NO COST

The Pregnancy and Family Resource Center at 1049 N Hartley St., York PA 17404 this is a pro-life group that could use your help in time and resources, see Pastor Jim for details