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November 2014 A publication of Our Redeemer Church, Garden Grove, California

Our Mission Statement: To spread the Good News to all through joyful worship and service, so that

others may believe and accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Our Redeemer Lives!

OOOOURURURUR RRRREDEEMEREDEEMEREDEEMEREDEEMER CCCCHURCHHURCHHURCHHURCH, ELCA, ELCA, ELCA, ELCA 12301 Magnolia Street

Garden Grove, Calif. 92841 Phone: (714) 539-9541 FAX: (714) 539-7672

Preschool: (714) 539-6643 Email:

office@orcgg.orgoffice@orcgg.orgoffice@orcgg.orgoffice@orcgg.org www.orcgg.org

WWWWORSHIPORSHIPORSHIPORSHIP SSSSCHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULE:::: 8:308:308:308:30 am Traditional Worshipam Traditional Worshipam Traditional Worshipam Traditional Worship 10 am Prayer & Praise Worship10 am Prayer & Praise Worship10 am Prayer & Praise Worship10 am Prayer & Praise Worship Sunday School: 10:15 am Adult Education: 10 am Nursery Care is provided

OOOOFFICEFFICEFFICEFFICE HHHHOURSOURSOURSOURS:::: MonMonMonMon----Thur: 8:30 amThur: 8:30 amThur: 8:30 amThur: 8:30 am----2:30 pm2:30 pm2:30 pm2:30 pm

Closed on FridaysClosed on FridaysClosed on FridaysClosed on Fridays

Confirmation Sunday November 2, 2014

The Confirmands:

Colin ProtheroColin ProtheroColin ProtheroColin Prothero

Travon ThomasTravon ThomasTravon ThomasTravon Thomas

Matthew WoodMatthew WoodMatthew WoodMatthew Wood Join us after worship as we celebrate our Confirmands.

(yes, there will be cupcakes!)

Dear Friends: “Growing as stewards of God’s gifts” is our stewardship theme this year. We plan on addressing stewardship issues in 3 different ways this year. The first is our annual stewardship drive to secure

commitments for 2014. As an aging congregation, it falls on the rest of the congregation to grow in giving to sustain our ministries, staff, and facilities. Each year 8-12 members are going on to their eternal reward. With each death is a loss of support for our ministry. To continue providing quality ministry we need new members to join in the support of the congregation, existing members to continue their level of giving, and other members to continue to grow toward the goal of a 10% tithe. Every small amount makes a difference, but all of us working together will allow us to grow. Please make sure you have returned your commitment card so the church council can responsibly plan for next year’s budget. I hope that everyone will consider an increase in giving. Even $1 a week by every giving member would represent more than a $10,000 increase in giving: just $1 a week. The second emphasis on stewardship is our endowment fund. Studies show that the average inheritance is spent within 6 months. We will be educating and encouraging members to remember the church in your estate planning. By setting aside 10% of your estate for the work of the church, you can guarantee that a portion of your wealth will be set aside to continue providing ministry for years to come. No matter what your family members may decide to do with their inheritance, a gift given to the church is guaranteed to be set aside for the future support of mission work. You can make a huge difference through a gift of your estate. You also might be pleasantly surprised that there are many gifts that can be given that provide tax benefits now and allow you to give a gift later. We will be hosting seminars in the coming year, please consider attending one of them and finding out how you can grow as a steward of God’s gifts to you.

The third emphasis on stewardship is a solar power system for the church. The church council is exploring the feasibility of installing a solar power system on the roofs of the church. With tax incentives by the state, we would actually pay for a system over 10 years and begin making savings in our budget the very first year. Edison is planning increases of 8% per year over the next 5 years. Installing a system this year could literally save the congregation over $600,000 over the next 25 years and it would reduce CO2 emissions by producing clean energy and reducing our reliance on coal generated electricity. This is not only a wise financial investment, it is good stewardship of our creation. I’m excited about the prospects of making huge differences through our stewardship efforts in the coming year. In Christ,

Pastor BrianPastor BrianPastor BrianPastor Brian New Member Class We will host a new member orientation on Monday, November 10 from 7-9 p.m. During the evening we will talk about the Lutheran faith, the ministry of Our Redeemer, and get to know one another. If you are interested in becoming a member or of learning more about the Lutheran faith, call the church office to let us know you will be attending.

Confirmation: Sunday November 2 Matthew Wood, Travon Thomas and Colin Prothero will be confirmed on Sunday, November 2. They have completed a two year study of the Lutheran faith, they have demonstrated their understanding of the basic aspects of the Christian faith, and they will share their faith in both worship services on November 2nd. There will be a reception for them in between the services on the patio. Matthew Wood and his sister Olivia will also be baptized at the 8:30a.m. service that morning.

Reflections from the PastorReflections from the PastorReflections from the PastorReflections from the Pastor by Pastor Brian Taylor

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Online giving is available for our members now, and it can be accessed from our

church website at www.orcgg.org. On the church homepage at the le� side is a green

bu�on labeled “Online Giving.” This will take you to a secure webpage (recognizable to

you by Our Redeemer’s name at the top) at which you are invited to create your online

profile (on the right side of the screen) and set up details of how you wish to give your

offering. This can be done automa(cally on a weekly, monthly or annual basis.

Full repor(ng of your online giving is available to you from your login, so keeping track of your dona(ons to

your church will be easy and efficient. We can also use our online giving webpage to give to special causes,

such as a fund-raising campaign for a specific need (like solar panels).

Your church sincerely hopes that you will find the online giving webpage makes your life simpler, as

you can now give your offering online from your own home. The accoun(ng process will be more efficient

and easier for the volunteer counters, too.

If you are happy with the way you already give and would like to con(nue to write a weekly or

monthly check, or already have an automa(c withdrawal set up with your bank, then that’s fine, too.

Online giving is there for you if you’d like to use it, but you don’t have to.

We expect there to be some ques(ons in the beginning months of using online giving, and we

will answer all your ques(ons as quickly as we can! Just call the church office and ask to speak to

Lynne Prechel. I’ll help you figure out this new way of giving!

Grace and peace,

LynneLynneLynneLynne

“Online Giving now available” by Lynne Prechel, Associate in Ministry

I heard an old man speak once, someone who had been sober for fifty years, a very prominent doctor. He said that he’d finally figured out a few years ago that his profound sense of control, in the world and over his life, is another addiction and a total illusion. He said that when he sees little kids sitting in the back seat of cars, in those car seats that have steering wheels, with grim ex-pressions of concentration on their faces, clearly convinced that their efforts are causing the car to do whatever it is doing, he thinks of himself and his relationship with God: God who drives along silently, gently amused, in the real driver's seat. —Anne Lamott, Opera�ng Instruc�ons

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Brown Bag Bible Study

Pastor’s Bible StudyPastor’s Bible StudyPastor’s Bible StudyPastor’s Bible Study Wednesdays, 7:30 pm in

Led by Pastor Brian

Men’s Bible Study Thursdays, 6 am

in Endter Hall Led by Lynn Badertscher

Men’s Breakfast November 8th, 7:30 am All men of the congregation are invited to attend our monthly breakfast. It’s always a fun time with great fellowship. * This month, Jerry Healy will be sharing his experiences while serving in the Navy as an Air Traffic Controller.

Weekly Bible StudiesWeekly Bible StudiesWeekly Bible StudiesWeekly Bible Studies

OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILDOPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILDOPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILDOPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD

“Every shoebox offers an opportunity to share

the Good News of Jesus Christ

with a hurting child.” -Franklin Graham, President, Samaritan’s Purse

Filled boxes are due on Sunday,

November 9th.

Please see Michelle Timothy for more information....

Please join us for the Please join us for the Please join us for the Please join us for the

next Red Hat Work Day next Red Hat Work Day next Red Hat Work Day next Red Hat Work Day

on Monday, Nov. 6th on Monday, Nov. 6th on Monday, Nov. 6th on Monday, Nov. 6th

at 9am at 9am at 9am at 9am

Book Circle Book Circle Book Circle Book Circle meets the fourth

Friday of each month at 7:30 pm for fellowship and discussion of a variety of literature, current and classic, fiction and non-fiction. All avid readers are welcome to join us. For more information, contact Ron Stearns at (714) 891-9462. Upcoming selections include:

Dec. (tbd) The Wrath of Angels by John Connolly

Jan. 23 To Have and Have Not, by Ernest Hemingway

2014 FALL GOLF OUTING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH DAVID L BAKER GOLF CENTER $60 ENTRANCE FEE FIRST TEE TIME: 9 AM TEAM SCRAMBLE = TEAM PRIZES INDIVIDUAL PRIZES TOO ALL MEMBERS AND FRIENDS/FAMILY ARE WELCOME PLEASE CONTACT GUS SAUTER FOR MORE INFORMATION AND/OR TO SIGN UP BY NOVEMBER 9TH. (714) 898-4148

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GREETINGS FROM PRESCHOOL GREETINGS FROM PRESCHOOL GREETINGS FROM PRESCHOOL GREETINGS FROM PRESCHOOL

Wow! What fun we had in October. Star�ng the month, we got to play with shapes and enjoyed pain�ng, stamping

and prin�ng… then the Fire Department came to the rescue. Garden Grove, Sta�on 2 came to visit with a “show and tell” as we

learned first hand about Fire Fighters, playing with matches, Stop, Drop and Roll and to see their Big Fire Engine.... it was very

exci�ng. OCFA Fire Fighters from Sta�on 62 in Buena Park invited our big kids to see behind the scenes and where they live and

work… they were wonderful to all our children. We got to see a fire fighter dress up in their turn-outs, and check out their Fire

Engine too (It’s BIG) We even got to see them squirt their water… way in the air, into the cemetery!!!

We were closed on Friday, October 17th so that the teachers could a8end a very interes�ng conference on

Developmental Disabili�es.

Then we had lots of fun ge:ng ready for Halloween. We went to the Pumpkin Patch, where they grow the pumpkins

and pick them right out of the field — everyone got to bring home a pumpkin, it was so much fun. We learned about bats and

caves and had lots of fun with some pumpkin science and spiders too. Then we got to dress up in costume and go ‘Trick or

Trea�ng’ at school.

Coming up in November we will be doing lots of exci�ng things too! We will be learning about Fall and ge:ng ready

for Thanksgiving as we enjoy a fun lesson about the Na�ve American Indians and Pilgrims as well as being thankful for some

special people in our lives. The children will be making many beau�ful cra?s; learning about the season of change… we so love

all the colors it brings, re-create a real (fun) Na�ve American Indian Pow-Wow as well as Celebra�ng our 3rd Annual

Grandparents/Loved Ones Day. The children will be invi�ng someone special in their life to come to school with them on

Monday, Nov 24th. We will have a special �me in Church with Pastor Brian and Miss Sharon, and they will sing; a recep�on will

follow.

The school will be closed Tuesday, November 11 for Veteran’s Day as well as November 26—28 for the Thanksgiving

Holiday. .. It will be Christmas before you know it!

Come by and Say Hi when you can,

Sue Sue Sue Sue

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GraceGraceGraceGrace Monday, Nov. 10, 7:00 pm

Location: Nancy Shager

SinceritySinceritySinceritySincerity Monday, Nov. 10, 7 pm

Leader: Tina Ray (714) 750-5092

New HopeNew HopeNew HopeNew Hope Thurs., Nov. 20, 10 am

@ Youth Room Leader: Erna Lund (714) 775-4162

New Faith New Faith New Faith New Faith Thurs., Nov. 20, 7 pm

Leader: Val Fleming (714) 539-9428

New Joy New Joy New Joy New Joy Tuesday, Nov 18, 7 pm

Leaders: Leslie Roedl (714) 891-3031

WomenÊs CirclesWomenÊs CirclesWomenÊs CirclesWomenÊs Circles Circles are groups of ORC women that meet monthly for Bible study, fellowship and sharing. We have five circles which are listed below. For more information, please contact a Circle Leader. Visitors and new members are always welcome.

Young At Heart Young At Heart Young At Heart Young At Heart Monday, November 17th

at 11am in Endter Hall.

Let’s rejoice and be thankful

together while we enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving Feast.

Please bring the dish you

signed up for last month. If you

were unable to sign up, please call me and I’ll let you know

what we still need.

On this special day, we will be

entertained by the Singing Goodtimers. They will sing

after our brief meeting and then again after we eat our

lunch.

Thank you for supporting our

wonderful group of youngsters that is growing. It is a pleasure

to see all of you every month.

I value your friendships and

your RSVPs so that I can have everything ready & accounted

for each month.

Please note the newest change, in future months, we will enjoy

SALAD potlucks each month.

Please call Erna Lund to let her

know you will attend; what you will be providing for the turkey

luncheon or with any

questions. (714) 775-4162

Donations for the Lord’s Pantry are always welcome!

Hurray for Sunday school! Our fall classes are well underway, with happy li�le

children enjoying the hour spent learning about the love of Jesus and the Bible

stories in Genesis. Currently, they are learning all about Noah and his

menagerie of animals in the ark, and how God loves us and always keeps his

promises to us.

If you would like to teach Sunday school or help out in the classroom,

please contact Lynne in the church office 714-539-9541 or by email at

lynne@fanfaremusic.net. We’re always happy to have helpers, especially with

the younger children. Come in on a Sunday and watch our children as they

learn about God’s love and His amazing crea(on. It’s sure to bring a smile to

your face!

Thank you for the cards, calls and prayers Thank you for the cards, calls and prayers Thank you for the cards, calls and prayers Thank you for the cards, calls and prayers after my recent fall and ankle fracture. My after my recent fall and ankle fracture. My after my recent fall and ankle fracture. My after my recent fall and ankle fracture. My ankle is doing much better. I was overwhelmed ankle is doing much better. I was overwhelmed ankle is doing much better. I was overwhelmed ankle is doing much better. I was overwhelmed

with the loving responses from my ORLCwith the loving responses from my ORLCwith the loving responses from my ORLCwith the loving responses from my ORLC family. Thank you!family. Thank you!family. Thank you!family. Thank you!

Marie Kabarsky Marie Kabarsky Marie Kabarsky Marie Kabarsky

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Care and Kindness is meeting Wednesday, November 12th at 9:30 am in the council room. We invite you to join us and learn how visiting our home-bound members will change your life in amazing ways. The Care and Kindness team is making a difference in the lives of members by bringing smiles, love, and a listening ear. For more information, call Lynne in the church office (714) 539-9541, or email her at lynne@fanfaremusic.net.

"I'll get to that...someday."

How many of you have said it just this month, or last week, or

even today? From all accounts, “someday” will be a great day! That's

the day we'll make that phone call to an old friend, plan that trip,

take that course, try that new haircut, read that book, send that

get-well card, learn CPR, enroll in a self-defense class...and so on.

We want to do so much, but it seems like there isn't ever enough

(me. I'm guilty of it, too - who isn't?

It's not a new message for us: life is short, and we should

enjoy it while we can. It's easy to say that. It's much harder to do it,

isn't it? I'd like to try, though, and I'm invi(ng you to join me.

A first step could be to make a list of things we want to do.

It's okay to start with generali(es, like: eat more healthily & exercise

more. But to make things more possible, get more specific in your

list, like: eat more vegetables & walk more. That’s more specific.

Then get even more specific s(ll, such as: keep cut up vegetables in

‘fridge for snacking & take a fi�een-minute walk everyday. Do you

see what I mean? More specificity equals a greater chance of

actually comple(ng the task. There’s less chance of squirming out of

it if it’s very clear what to do.

So make your list. A�er puJng down all that comes to mind

over a few days or a week, take a good look at your list. Is there a

way to bring any of the air castles down to earth, or combine some

items? Maybe "catch up with old friends" could mean that you all

sign up for a self-defense (or kniJng, or origami, or cooking) class

together, do scrapbooking together once a month, or plan a monthly

picnic in a local park. For faraway friends or family, schedule a

virtual get-together by Skype or FaceTime. It could become a weekly

or monthly event to catch on loved ones’ lives in this way.

Maybe we won't get very far down our lists - and maybe

(with any luck) our lists will keep growing, as we acknowledge our

dreams, and as we grow more aware of what we really want from

our lives. Maybe items don't even get crossed off, but just the

making of the lists may cause us to pay a�en�on to our hear�elt

dreams and the li�le joys of everyday. And - perhaps this (me next

year, we'll have made some great memories.

Calling all Confirmation students:

On November 8th, from 3-5 pm, we will be hosting a special Labyrinth Walk in Endter Hall. This walk is a a wonderful way to walk quietly and listen to the Lord. We will be hosting other Lutheran church’s from the area so that their confirmation students can take the walk along with all of you.

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Soon, thanksgiving will be here! We will begin the thanksgiving meal with prayer. When we begin serving the thanksgiving meal, we will have passed the food in a manner that tried to make certain our guests were served first. When the meal has ended and cleanup has begun, we will begin packaging up the leftovers. We divide up the packages so that we can give some to each of our guests to take home with them. Our lifelong stewardship is much like the thanksgiving meal. We make certain that the first fruits are given to God before satisfying our own needs. At the end of our life, there will be leftover gifts from God which we no longer need as we enter into His Kingdom. Before our departure, we package those gifts into a will or trust. We put names on the packages in the way of beneficiaries of financial assets. Was God present at your table during your lifetime? Is God’s name on one of the leftover packages? To help plan your leftover gifts through a will, trust or financial asset, contact our ELCA Gift Planner, Greg Shepherd at (909)910-6823 or gregory.shepherd@elca.org

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ADVENT LABYRINTH WALK

Fri. Dec. 5 2 pm - 7 pm & Sat. Dec. 6 10 am - 3 pm Labyrinth and prayer stations in Endter Hall.

Anticipate the birth of Jesus: Journey with the wise men, Wonder with the shepherds,

Worship the newborn king!

CALLING ALL OUR REDEEMER ANGELS: It’s Angel Tree Time! The names of our angel children (and their wishes) will be posted on Angels and hanging on a tree in the Narthex on Sunday, November 23rd. Once you have chosen an Angel please be sure to sign the list so we know who has which child. Then shop for them ($15 - $25 guideline) and return your gifts to church by December 7th. CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL/ANGEL TREE PARTY...Saturday, December 13th from 11:00 am – 1:30 pm we will be hosting a combined Christmas party for our children and the Angel Tree children. Come and enjoy crafts, singing, games, lunch, a story, and a special surprise guest! There will be a volunteer

sign-up sheet near the Angel Tree for those of you who would like to help the day of the party. We need folks to prep and serve lunch, help with crafts, enjoy the sing-a-long and just be a positive presence! Matthew 19:14 And Jesus said “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as these”.

November Worship AssistantsNovember Worship AssistantsNovember Worship AssistantsNovember Worship Assistants If you cannot serve as scheduled, please arrange for a substitute.

Council Persons of the Month 8:30 Traci Fitzharris 10:00 John Leeb

8:30 am Communion Assistants 11/02 Larry & Anita Griswold 11/16 Chris & Patty Erickson 11/30 Jerry Englehardt

10 am Communion Assistants 11/09 Gus & Sue Sauter 11/23 Lily Chweh 11/30 Michelle Timothy Greeters 11/02 Paul & Jeanne Schremp 11/09 Gerry & Sue Hanson 11/16 Gus & Susan Sauter 11/23 Larry & Anita Griswold 11/30 Garry & Connie Mathany

Lectors 11/02 Walt Ridley 11/09 Ron Stearns 11/16 Patty Kessler 11/23 Dorothie Bair 11/30 Carol Tuntland

Ushers Don Woodhouse/Team 3 Altar Guild Lori & Mike Martin Karen Gustafson Acolytes 11/02 Colin/Emily 11/09 Aubrey/Emily 11/16 Aubrey/Matthew 11/23 Colin/ Travon 11/30 Travon/Matthew

Soundboard/AV 8:30 Terrence Young

10:00 Joey Pyle

November BirthdaysNovember BirthdaysNovember BirthdaysNovember Birthdays

November AnniversariesNovember AnniversariesNovember AnniversariesNovember Anniversaries

OOOOURURURUR RRRREDEEMEREDEEMEREDEEMEREDEEMER SSSSTAFFTAFFTAFFTAFF Senior Pastor Brian S. Taylor

RevBST@aol.com

Associate in Ministry Lynne Prechel

lynne@fanfaremusic.net

Church Administrator Susan Hirsch

Director of Music Ann Badertscher

Organist John Glessner

Bookkeeper Kim Radcliff

Youth Director Patty Erickson

thepattywagon15@aol.com

Preschool Director Sue Creager

Preschool@ourredeemer gardengrove.org

Facilities Manager Jim Huffman

Sunday Attendant Howard Carlson

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