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Advent By Candlelight 2

Nov. Opportunities 3

WELCA 4-5

Health News 6-7

Calendar 8-9

Youth Page 10

Notes & Notices 13

Prayer Concerns 14

Sponsors 15

Kid’s Page 11

Stephen Ministry 12

Readers & Greeters 13

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Striving to mirror Christ

in word and action by reaching

out to serve others!

Our Mission

Statement

Journeys

Inside this issue:

November 2013 Volume 12, Issue 11

is a monthly publication of St. Paul Lutheran Church

Life with Technology and Church

It has changed my life. I’m not

talking about a religious experience.

I’m talking about my personal rela‐

tionship with my iPhone/iPad and

the ʺpowerʺ and ʺmysteryʺ of the

Apple Store.

I went to the Apple store this

morning for a One‐on‐One class. It

was a magical experience! Among

the joyous sounds

was an energetic

toddlersʹ delight at

swiping the screen

of an iPad and an

old PC guy (me)

learning the ropes

of a MacBook Air.

In, You are Not a

Gadget, Jaron La‐

nier states: “When

developers of digi‐

tal technologies de‐

sign a program that

requires you to in‐

teract with a com‐

puter as if it were a

person, they ask you to accept in

some corner of your brain that you

might also be conceived of as a pro‐

gram.”

In our world today, we need real

connections: physical communal

worship. Worship may seem like a

group of individuals coming togeth‐

er to get their individual spiritual

needs met, but it is so much more! It

is a countercultural gathering in real

space and time to praise God!

As we worship, sing, and pray

together, ʺwonderʺ happens. This

magical communal bond gives per‐

spective for the rest of life! It remind

us of the needs of

others, deepens com‐

mitment to the com‐

mon good and in‐

spires us to justice

and peace! It

attempts to experi‐

ence the mystery of

our beautiful Chris‐

tian faith.

In the midst of all

our life choices; how

to invest our time

and money, worship

is an offering of

praise to God, pre‐

serving God’s crea‐

tive and redeeming Word to all the

world. The sum is greater than the

parts!

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COUN-CIL

2013 Congregational

Council:

President: Tom Pankow

V. President: Steve

Huemoller

Secretary: Ada Gaughan

Treasurer: Bill Jennings

Elder: Kathy Peters

Deacon: Jennifer Matas

Trustee: John Kelton

Lay Minister:

Barbara Weisz

Community Minister:

Diana Bock

Pastor Tom Goellrich

Pastor Judi Miller

Pastor Brian Ward

The 23rd Annual CHOC Walk in

the Park presented by the Disneyland®

Resort was a tremendous success with

close to 16,000 walkers participating in

honor of a child treated at CHOC Chil‐

dren’s! CHOC is thrilled to announce

that when the last person crossed the

finish line in Downtown Disney®, the

tally stood at $1.8 million to support the

care, family services, education and re‐

search that CHOC provides for the re‐

gionʹs children. Seventeen of those

walkers were from St. Paul. “Team Na‐

talie” was captained by our own Natalie

Reggio ‐who also brought along many

school and family friends. Thank you to

the congregation for sponsoring Mi‐

chael Allen, Hailee Farias, Noah Goell‐

rich, Madison Thompson, Christopher

Allen, Katie Castro, George Montgom‐

ery, Jim and Pastor Judi Miller, Rick and

Dawn Stone, and Rob, Cari, Anthony,

Natalie, and Jacqueline Reggio.

CHOC Walk 2013

Advent by Candlelight November 24 from 6:30 – 8 p.m.

Tickets are now available for this won‐

derful evening. Come and share this qui‐

et time with other women and depart

feeling ready to celebrate the true mean‐

ing of Advent and Christmas in your

heart and in your home. For more infor‐

mation or to reserve a ticket please con‐

tact Pastor Judi or the church office.

There is no charge… but a donation of

$10 per person helps to defray expenses. Seats are limited… and we ask that you

have a ticket so that we can adequately prepare.

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Journeys Newsletter and

Compass Bulletin Deadlines

Articles for Journeys is

by noon on the 15th of

each month, Compass

deadline is by noon on

Monday for the follow‐

ing week’s bulletin.

Please e‐mail your

information to Lori

Seargeant at [email protected]

________________

Journeys is now being

printed professionally,

saving St. Paul L.C. an

estimated $2500 a year

in printing costs. We

would like to thank

our newsletter spon‐

sors. Please show your

support by giving

them your business.

Congregation Annual meeting

Sunday, November 10 At 12 noon

Holiday Luncheon Wednesday, November 20

Noon in the Parish Hall

Our Wednesday lunch and social group continues with our Annual Holiday

Luncheon ‐ a traditional turkey dinner with all the trimmings! A special pro‐

gram and music will help to get you

ready for the upcoming season. Share

the joy and bring a friend with you!

For more information contact Pastor

Judi but please… sign up on the reser‐

vations sheet in the narthex!

St. Paul Concert Series presents

Concert of Remembrance Blessings

Natalie Young, Voice/Guitar Chris Winn, Voice/Piano

Sunday, November 3 - 4 p.m.

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Women of the ELCA

November 2013

November is the time that the Wom‐

en of the ELCA and St. Paul hold our

Thankoffering Service. We will celebrate

our Thankoffering service on Sunday,

November 17th at all three services. This

is a time that we share in a tradition da‐

ting back to the 1800s, when Christian

women formed ‘mite’ (a very small coin

or sum of money) or ‘cent’ societies to

fund mission. When others in the church

said there was not enough money to car‐

ry out these projects, the women be‐

lieved otherwise. In cent societies, each

woman collected offerings at home.

They would then gather as we do to

worship and combine our

offerings and offer them up

with thanks and praise, dedi‐

cating the funds to mission.

When Women of the ELCA

was formed more than 25

years ago, we committed to

continue this tradition of giv‐

ing in gratitude for blessings.

Each year, in thousands of congrega‐

tions, Thankofferings are collected and

sent to support the life changing minis‐

tries of Women of the ELCA. Together,

we do more than we could ever do

apart, in gratitude for all God has given

to us, and with hope for all that is to

come. Please come prepared to join us in

this special offering.

We continue to support the minis‐

tries within St. Paul and outside in our

community.

Quilting 101 – On Saturday, Septem‐ber 28 we met to complete our pro‐

ject for Lutheran World Relief. We

sent 156 quilts (exceeding our goal of

100) to Lutheran World Relief on

October 22nd. These quilts will be

shipped to Haiti, Africa and other

3rd World Countries. We started this

project in January and averaged 20

ladies each month who met to cut,

iron, sew, and tie the quilts. What a

great fellowship we had during this

period. On Sunday, October 20 we

had a blessing of all 156 quilts which

were displayed in the sanctuary.

Thanks to all who helped with the

making these quilts as well as those

who bought raffle tickets to help

with the shipping costs. The winning

ticket was drawn at our Harvest Tea

and the beautiful quilt, made and

donated by Barbara Swan‐

burg went to Stephanie Fish‐

er. Watch for news about fu‐

ture quilting days in 2014.

Harvest Tea on Wednes‐

day, October 9tat 4 p.m.

What a fun time we had at

the Harvest Tea. Thanks to

Elizabeth Circle for coordi‐

nating this event. Entertainment was

by the Pilgrim Pickers with a sing

along by all those in attendance.

Thanks to all of you who contribut‐

ed goodies, without your help this

event would not take place.

Brown Bag Sunday – bags were giv‐

en out and returned full of food

which was given to the La Habra

Resource Center. They are so happy

to have all these bags to help stock

their empty shelves.

The jar is still in the Narthex for you

to bring your pennies, other coins

and dollars to help feed the hungry.

Food items are always welcome; we

give these items to the Pathways for

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Happy Thanksgiving!


Hope to help stock their food pan‐

try. In September Ardis Carroll took

10 bags of food. This is an ongoing

project to help those in need.

Treats for Troops. Collections have been fabulous from St. Paul and

friends. Jo Kerr, who coordinates

this effort, sends her thanks for the

items donated by St. Paul.

As you can see from the above, we

are an active group and will welcome

you to join us.

In addition to the above, the Pacifica

Women of the ELCA Annual Conven‐

tion will be held November 1‐3, 2013 at

the Ayres Hotel, Costa Mesa. Ardis Car‐

roll and I will be attending.

The Women of the ELCA Ninth Trienni‐

al Gathering will be held in Charlotte,

NC on July 24‐27, 2014. Wouldn’t it be

fun to get a group from St. Paul to

attend this event!

Just a reminder, Advent by Candle‐

light 2013 will be held November 24

from 6:30 – 8 p.m. The theme this year is

“Tales from the Stable”. If you are inter‐

ested in hosting a table, please contact

Pam Montgomery (714‐526‐6417) or Pas‐

tor Judi. This is a great way to prepare

souls for the “waiting season” of ad‐

vent.

CIRCLE NEWS:

We have 5 Circles who meet monthly.

The Circles and dates are:

Dorcas Circle

Monday, November 11 @ 7 p.m.

Will meet at Leslie Richardson’s home –

1933 Calle Candela, Fullerton

Bible study will be from the

Gather Magazine

For more information call Sherry at

714.525.5113

Esther Circle

Tuesday, November 5 at 7 p.m.

Will meet at Pam Montgomery’s home –

1828 Las Lanas Lane, Fullerton

Bible study will be the Beth Moore se‐

ries on Daniel, led by Barbara McKinley

For more information, contact Pam

Montgomery at 714.526.6417 or Diane

Collins at 714.526.1000

Elizabeth Circle

Will meet on Wed., Nov. 27 at 9:30 a.m.

in the Parish Hall at Church

Bible Study is from the Gather Magazine

For more information, contact Judy

Christopher at 562.697.7254 or Virginia

Seifert at 714.283.1635

Rahab Circle

1st or 2nd Monday of the month

For more information, contact Kristen

Jones @ 714.398.5242

Sarah Circle

Monday, November 25th at 7 p.m.

Will meet at Linda Kelton’s home ‐ 3822

San Miguel Drive, Fullerton

For more information, contact Sheila

Richards at 714.970.5042

We hope you will join us for a time of

study and fellowship.

COFFEE PREPARATION:

November – Rehab Circle

December – Sarah Circle

Please make only 60 cups

(we are dumping lots each week)

Sherry Draxler WELCA President

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Let it be known to all of you, and to all the peo-

ple of Israel, that this man is standing before you in good health by

the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth,* whom you

crucified, whom God raised from the dead. Acts of the Apostles 4.10:

Dealing with Holiday Stresses One purpose of our congregation’s

Health Ministry Team may be to help

bring to our attention the importance of

caring for ourselves in body, mind, spir‐

it and relationships. As someone who

shares with you in the life and mission

of St. Paul Lutheran Church, I feel hon‐

ored in offering you some of my

thoughts on the topic of dealing with

holiday stress.

From my perspective of faith I be‐

lieve that God gives us someone whom

we need and desire and who touches us

in the deepest place of our being. God

loves us. Christ Jesus, his son, our Lord

wraps us in his embrace and holds us

closely. Nothing ever can change how

beloved we are. My faith believes that

God loves us into trusting so that we

know that we are always and forever

God’s beloved. God is with us and for

us always so that nothing will ever sep‐

arate us from God. God cares for us no

matter what happens because we be‐

long to God.

God’s love intends to touch our per‐

sonal lives. Therefore, God’s caring for

us includes our loving ourselves as God

loves us. And, God’s caring for our

neighbor includes our loving our neigh‐

bor as we love ourselves.

By loving our neighbor –as‐‐well –as

‐we–love‐ourselves and as –well‐ as‐

God‐loves–all‐of‐humanity, I see that

weʹre all in this together, both in com‐

munion with God and in community

with each other.

As you read this newsletter you re‐

alize that weʹve entered the mega‐

season of the holidays: Thanksgiving,

Christmas, and maybe even New

Year’s. Getting ready for the holidays

usually involves adding into our busy

lives the stress‐creating extra holiday

planning, preparation, and celebration.

While good stress can energize us into

action, during the holiday season we

are more likely to fall into a habit of

stressing out.

When weʹre stressed out we put

greater expectations on ourselves.

While our expectations of ourselves

vary, usually we lay on ourselves a

need to accomplish more, spend more,

and please others more.

Of course, as we expect more of

ourselves we tend to expect more of

others, especially those we live with. By

spreading ourselves too thin we take a

toll on ourselves and our relationship

with our loved ones.

Living at a stressed out pace can

affect us in every area: our physical

health, mental‐ emotional‐spiritual

health, and the health of our relation‐

ships. As we know, our stress can get to

us.

For the coming weeks during the holi‐

day season and for the sake of caring for

ourselves and our relationships, consid‐

er practicing ways that may help you

maintain a healthy level of stress.

Consider the following practices as spe‐

cial loving gifts from God to you:

Live in the now, in the moment

Remember that you are beloved

Spend time with God, in worship

with others and privately

Take time away from the hectic

pace: reflect, breathe deeply, pray

Notice how good stress energizes

you into action

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BLOOD PRES-

SURE CHECKS 4TH SUNDAY EACH MONTH

9 —11 A.M. IN THE PARISH

HALL

ADVANCE DIRECTIVES AND

POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR

HEALTH CARE

Sunday, November 3 at 6 p.m.

in the Parish Hall

Pearl Mann, St. Paul member and

attorney, will lead a workshop helping

you to understand your options and

indicate choices for your care that

would be legally binding should your

become seriously ill or mentally/

physically impaired. As this can hap‐

pen to anyone at anytime, the proper

time to understand, evaluate and

choose how you would like to be

treated medically and who you would

want to make those decisions in your

stead is NOW ‐ when you are healthy

and not facing immediate illness or

surgery. There will be no charge or

soliciting. Come and listen, ask ques‐

tions and learn. These could be the

most important and loving decisions

you will make for yourself and your

family.

Advance Directives and Power of Attorney Seminar

Reflect on the meaning of each hol‐

iday, and share your thoughts with

people you trust

Gear down your expectations of

yourself and of others

Talk with someone you trust about

how you are (honestly): what’s

difficult, frustrating, lonely, or sad

for you (it’s okay to think and feel

because you don’t have to be hap‐

py just because it’s the holidays)

Get support from family/friends,

get additional help from your pas‐

tor or a professional counselor or

therapist

Enjoy hanging out with family/

friends

Do some things you enjoy, not only

things you feel you have to do

Get plenty of rest (the better you

feel the more enjoyable a holiday

can be)

Be grateful for the gifts and bless‐

ings you already have (avoid com‐

plaining)

Eat and drink with your health in

mind

Exercise and be active

Say ʺnoʺ sometimes to yourself and

others (people understand if you

don’t do things)

And, include your own practices of

caring for yourself: your body,

mind, spirit, and relationships

I’m so interested in this topic that

I’d like Iʹm also interested in learning

what it is that you do to help yourself

to care for yourself during this holiday

season. And, what is it that you do that

moves you into being stressed out? If

you’d like to tell me, send me an E‐

mail message to [email protected].

Here’s to holidays that are more of

a blessing,

Pastor Dave Hodgson

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

38:00 AM Liturgical Worship

9:30 AM St. Paul Alive Worship

9:45 AM POWER Hour


4:00 PM Concert of Remembrance

5:30 PM Sr. High Event

6:00 PM Advance DirectivesSeminar

Dalight Savings Ends

45:00 PM Jubilate

6:00 PM St. Paul Singing Men

7:00 PM Stephen MinistrySupervision

7:30 PM Alanon

56:00 AM Men's Bible Study

10:00 AM Women's Bible Study

2:00 PM Writer's Workshop

7:00 PM Esther Circle


9:30 AM Pacifica Staff Meeting

9:30 AM Staff Meeting

9:30 AM WELCA Board Meeting

5:30 PM LIIFEE

6:00 PM Celebration Ringers

6:00 PM Worship & Music Meet

7:00 PM Chancel Choir

7:00 PM Executive Meeting

7:35 PM Naranon



9:45 AM POWER Hour


11:00 AM SPY Lites

12:00 PM Annual Meeting

Sr High Movie Night

115:00 PM Jubilate

6:00 PM Cub & Tiger Scouts


7:00 PM Dorcas Circle

7:00 PM Health Minitrsy Team

7:00 PM Rahab Circle

7:00 PM SCRPA Meeting

7:30 PM Alanon




7:00 PM Council Meets


5:30 PM LIIFEE



7:35 PM Naranon



9:45 AM POWER Hour


1:00 PM Jr. High Event

ThankOffering Sunday

185:00 PM Jubilate


7:00 PM Stephen MinistrySupervision

7:30 PM Alanon


9:00 AM Fellowship Quilters




12:00 PM Primetimers

5:30 PM LIIFEE



7:35 PM Naranon


9:00 AM Blood Pressure Check


9:45 AM POWER Hour


6:30 PM Advent by Candlelight

255:00 PM Jubilate


7:00 PM Sarah Circle

7:30 PM Alanon




7:00 PM SCRPA Meeting


9:30 AM Elizabeth Circle

5:30 PM LIIFEE



7:35 PM Naranon

November 2013Monthly Planner

To DoThursday Friday Saturday

17:00 PM Couple's Bible Study at

Kuesters

28:20 AM Second Harvest

9:00 AM Prayer Warriors


6:00 PM Boy Scout District

7:00 PM Faithfully Fit Class

7:30 PM Women's AA meeting


Kuesters


148:45 AM Silver Box Quilter's



1512:00 PM Newsletter Deadline

7:00 PM Couple's Bible Study atKuesters



6:00 PM Boy Scouts RoundTable

7:00 PM Faithfully Fit Class



Kuesters



Thanksgiving - Office Closed

29Office Closed


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e WELCOME TO WEDNESDAY NIGHT “L*I*I*F*E*E* ʺ FOR NOVEMBER

5:00 – Youth Center open for Snacks, Conversation, Fun & Fellowship 5:30 – Confirmation Welcome, Warm-Up & Presentation in Youth Center

(Lower Level) November 6 - Workshop: “Why are there so many versions of the Bible?” November 13 - Workshop: “If there is only one God, why are there so many

different religions?” Sunday, November 17 –1:00 – 3:00 Faith, Food and Fellowship at Allens’ while we finalize the Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes!!! November 20 – Workshop: “”Why do Christians believe Christianity is the best religion?” November 27 – Thanksgiving Eve: NO Confirmation 6:15 - Small Groups in Assigned Rooms 7:00 – Parent Pick-Ups or Youth “Hang-Out” in Youth Center till 7:15 PM

*Lutherans *Increasing *In *Faith * Education and *Experience

Saturday, November 2nd Richmond Elementary School 8:30 – NOON-ish Meet Pastor Tom and the St. Paul crew at Rich-man School to help sort and distribute food to our guests. Afterwards head to Costco for staples to stock the POH food bank. Finally settle in at a local restaurant to feed your own face. Reward, fun and good feelings guaranteed!

Sunday, Nov. 3rd Study, Games & Fun at the Allens’ 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. Meet PT and your church

friends at Michael’s house for an evening of conversation with food & fellowship!

Sunday, Nov. 10th Dinner and a Movie on Birch Street Restaurant, Movie and Time TBD How about a fun evening

OUT? Reserve the night on your iPhone, invite a friend and come for some good food and a great time!

Living Nativity

Friday December 20th

This year St. Paul Youth will stage a Living Na-tivity on the corner hill. Put on a costume and take a turn playing the part of Mary, Joseph,

shepherds, wiseman… anybody want to be baby Jesus? A donkey? A camel??? During breaks there will be a bonfire, hot chocolate, s’mores and snacks on the greenspace for you! Watch

for more information!

ALL YOUTH

Sr. High Youth


Kid's POWER Page

Proclaim

ing Our W

orship & Education R

evolution!

Don’t forget to check

out the new Children’s

Bulletins—located in

the narthex. They are

available in ages 3‐6

and 7‐12.

Sunday POWER* Hour

Sunday mornings 9:45 – 10:45 For November 3,10,17 & 24

POWER* Hour returns to Group’s “Living Inside Out” cur‐

riculum with more great weeks of stories, activities, learn‐

ing, fun and growth in faith for children ages Pre‐K

through 6th grade!

WHERE WE LEARN TO “RESPECT EVERYONE”

(1 Peter 2:17a)

November 3 – Paul Explains How Christians Grow Strong

Hebrews 5:11‐ 6:3

November 10 – Jesus Teaches About Respecting Others

Luke 6:27‐36

November 17 – Paul Teaches That We Are God’s Masterpiece

Ephesians 2:8‐1`0

November 24 – Taking Care of God’s Creation

Genesis 1:27‐28, 2:4‐25

See YOU there!!!

*Proclaiming Our Worship & Education Revolution!

SPY Lites

Operation Christmas Child Sunday, November 10th

11 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the church

Join Sue Goellrich and Donetta Sheer‐

er and all your POWER* Hour friends

(Kinder through 6th Grade) as we assemble OCC shoeboxes to

send to children around the world and share the joy of Jesus!! A

fun time ‐ with a yummy lunch included!

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S – supports and provides distinctively Christian care to someone (a care receiv‐

er) during of time of temporary stress or crisis

T – talks with a care receiver (male to male or female to female) face to face for

one hour on a regular weekly basis and on an emergency basis when needed

E – encourages a care receiver to share their thoughts and feelings in order to

discover for themselves how God is healing them and where God may be

leading them

P – prays daily for God’s presence, help and healing for their care receiver;

prays with and brings scripture or blessing to their care receiver (if desired)

when meeting

H – hears carefully what is being said by their care receiver in a confidential re‐

lationship and with a nonjudgmental attitude

E – empathizes with their care receiver being careful not to simply sympathize

or overly identify with them

N – never goes without training (50 contact hours are required); the extended

support of Stephen Ministry leaders and peers (by attending supervision

meetings twice monthly); and the awareness that God has called them and is

with them, leading them, and enabling them at all times!

Does this description of Stephen Ministry interest YOU? Does this feel like a lay

ministry to which God may be calling YOU? Hundreds, thousands of people

from all walks of life in all denominations and in all countries have been trained

and commissioned as Stephen Ministers and the next one could be YOU! A new

class is forming at St. Paul in January and there could be a place for YOU. Con‐

tact Stephen Leaders Pastor Judi or George Montgomery for a SM Information/

Application Folder; or call any current Stephen Minister for additional infor‐

mation.

What does a Stephen Minister Do??? By Pastor Judi

Sunday ‐ December 8 ‐ 4 p.m. to approx 6 p.m.

Watch for more details coming but here is some

info to get you started! This is an all congregation, all

age activity. We will be asking you to bring some food

to share. There will be activities for children (SPY Lites

will meet during this time) and we will hang decora‐

tions in and outside the church. We will end the time

with a 15 minute sing along and devotion! Your help is

needed! It is a great opportunity for fun and fellowship

for all ages!

Hanging of the Greens


Community Christmas

Card‐‐WELCA is again spon‐

soring the Community Christ‐

mas Card so that members

and friends of St, Paul can

share Christmas greetings

with one another. The sug‐

gested donation is $10. Dona‐

tion forms will be available all

during the month of Novem‐

ber. The card will be sent to

all members of St Paul the

week of December 6th.

READERS & GREETERS FOR NOVEMBER

GREETERS 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m.

11/3 Blair Giboney Pat McKinley Karl Jones

Mark DeSoucy Barb McKinley Kristen Jones

Leah DeSoucy Pearl Mann

Noel Nygard

11/10 Sherry Draxler Fritz Von Coelin Janeen Ostby

Wayde Schatz Cindy Von Coelin Joyce Wolf

Alice Schatz Sue Coopman

Dale & Sheila Richards

11/17 Janet Kitchen Sue Weaver Anna McDonnel

Sherry Braun Dawn Stone

Sherry Draxler Suzy Young

11/24 Doris Lindberg Tom Pankow Karl Jones

Tom Weisz Carol Pankow Kristen Jones

Barbara Weisz Charlie Castro

Beth Castro

Notes

and

Not

ices READERS 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m.

11/3 Kathy Vanderpool Caitlin Peters Joyce Wolf

11/10 Ning Amante Hal Batzloff Susanne Stark

11/17 Jennifer Matas Sarah Tees Evelyn Bryeans

Community Christmas Card

Daylight Savings Ends on Sunday, November 3

Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour Saturday night!


Don't forget our military, home-bound and those in extended care

facilities

Those homebound or in

assisted living: Margaret Jensen

Sunrise

2226 N. Euclid St.

Fullerton, CA 92835‐3331

Betty Haugen

12151 Dale Street #C318

Stanton, CA 90680

714‐971‐6717

Virginia & Dick Roth

Bradford Square

1180 N. Bradford Ave.

Placentia, CA 92870

Billie Willis

The Meridian at Anaheim

Hills

525 S Anaheim Hills Rd.

Apt. C218

Anaheim, CA 92807

714‐282‐3342

Drop them a note or visit!

If you have a

family member serv‐

ing in the

military/academy,

please notify the

office with their

name, rank and ad‐

dress so that we

may list them here.

STRENGTH, HEALING, COMFORT, MERCY, PRAISE AND THANKSGIVING-For the United States of America & the World–God Bless America HEALING Sharon Tate Hans Lundquist Russ Holden Jay Tesch Peggy Benash Yvonne Winston Celette Vanderford Natalie Reggio Martha Huff Margaret Jensen Bonita Hix Virginia Roth Rose Lloyd Ada Gaughan Wilfred Strauss Marge Humburg Manny Jimenez Harold McDonnel Betty Haugen Sara Jimenez Winnie Fuerbringer Honey Leas Jack Bedell Mary Liles Wanda Rodgers—Aunt of Bonita Hix Pastor Bob & Dot Westerhoff—Friend of Kathy

Peters Cheryl Moncrief—Cousin of Kathy Peters Michael Heinle —Husband of Kathy Peters’ niece Jonathon Strom—Grandson of Doug & Shirley

Strom Ken Nygard—Brother Stan Nygard Ginny Stok—Mother of Sue Coopman Linda Walker—Sister of Cari Reggio Cele & Kim Obuch, Ruth Fitzgerald—Friends of

June Bosley Sylvia Bailey—Mother of Kathy Vanderpool Ayla Reiner—Granddaughter of Stan and Carole

Reiner Genevieve Bennett—Grandmother of Monica

Farias Ora Livacich—Mother of John Draxler Julia Hefner—Niece of Babette Smythe Michael Vessey—Grandson of Charles & Sharon

Tate Yulin Xu—Father of Grace Xu

Kelly Jo Baker—Great Niece of Marjorie Young Lou & Doris Vettese—Relatives of Leslie & Allen

Richardson Ray Orozco—Son-in-Law of John & Sherry Draxler Rose Marie Etherton—Friend of LeRoy Smith Annie Rieken—Friend of Barbara Meyer Kadeija, Fio & Josephine—Friends of Stacey

Roberts Theresa Phillips—Friend of Suzie Young and

Veronica Sandoval Brandelle Amador—Friend of Veronica Sandoval The Burkholder Family—Friends of Sandy Roberts Dennis Dover - Father to Doug and Shirley Strom

granddaughter Lois Laughlin—Friend of Pearl Mann Chris Fredrickson—Friend of John MacMurray STRENGTH AND HEALING Marjorie Legel Karly—Daughter of Nancy Romstedt Scott Llewellyn and his son Xavier—Grandson &

Great-grandson of Janice Noren

Linda Punongbayan—Sister of Susan Goellrich Irene Larson—Mother of Sharon Huemoller Hal & Helene Beisswenger Jed Morgan—Treats for Troops Ursula Hasson—Mother of Susanne Stark Chuck & Billie Boskovich—Friends of Tom &

Barbara Weisz Mark, Alisa and Brittaney—Family of Fritz and

Cindy von Coelln Pat Hamilton and Tom Twaits—Friends of Fritz and

Cindy von Coelln Kimberly —Daughter of Ada Gaughan Monte & Altha Hedman—Parents of Sue Goellrich COMFORT Evelyn Bryeans & family on the death of her

mother, Florence Wells The Miles Family on the death of Elaine Miles—

Friends of June Bosley Laura Foster and family on the death of her

grandfather, Charles Hamblin Richard Bogucki and family on the loss of his wife

Diana—Friend of Fritz and Cindy von Coelln SAFETY Robert Ellison—Deployed to Afghanistan—Friend

of Pat & Barb McKinley Chief Warrant Officer 3 Ryan Harmer in

Afghanistan —Friend of Ken & Sara Falk Sgt Ben Harrington and his medevac helicopter crew

in Afghanistan. 1st Lieutenant George H Cushman, 1-77AR - Friend

of Kathy Salter

TREATS FOR TROOPS 1stLt Jason Doyle, USMC2d Radio Battalion, 1stSgt Kreston Monroe Company D, 2d Tank Battalion USMC, GySgt Gregory Miller VMM-165 Maintenance Control, USMC Pamela Wu 451 EMXS/AMMOUS Air Force, James Rousseau JSOTF-P FWD Mindanao, Eric Koivisto JSOTF-P FWD Cotabato

We welcome and encourage all prayer requests.

Please submit your requests in writing on your

Worship Registration card, via email or phone call to

the Church Office. Once or twice each month, names

will be removed from the list who have been in print

at least 3 consecutive weeks (except those deployed

overseas). You are welcome to re‐submit any name

removed from the list, or you may remove a name at

anytime by contacting the Church Office. Thank

you! If you or someone you know is in the hospital,

please be sure to call the church office (714) 879‐

8290 to inform us. Confidentiality laws now prevent

hospitals from contacting churches when

congregation members are hospitalized.

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SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES

8 & 11 a.m.—Traditional Liturgical

9:30 a.m.—St. Paul Alive—Praise

9:45 a.m.—Kid’s POWER Hour

Pastors ‐ The Rev. Tom Goellrich and The Rev. Judi Miller

W. Chris Winn, Director of Music

Lori Seargeant, Office Administrator

Melissa Ames, Nursery Attendant

Phone: 714‐879‐8290 Fax: 714‐879‐5907

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