November 5, 2015

Christian Education

Since 2011

5th Year

United in Christ Lutheran School

Miss Cheryl Honoree, Principal

10158 Hwy C. Frohna, MO 63748

573 824-5218

united.in.christ@att.net Fax 573 824-5250 unitedinchristmo.org.

Hymn of the Week: LSB 508 “The Day Is Surely Drawing

Near”

The day is surely drawing near

When Jesus, God’s anointed,

In all His power shall appear

As judge whom God appointed.

Then fright shall banish idle mirth,

And flames on flames shall ravage earth

As Scripture long has warned us.

Bible Verse 5For there is one God, and there is one mediator

between God and men, the man Christ Jesus

1 Timothy 2:5 (ESV)

Catechism

K-2: The Second Article – Redemption – “And in Jesus

Christ, His only Son, our Lord, who was conceived by the

Holy Spirit, born of the virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius

Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried. He descended into

hell. The third day He rose again from the dead. He ascended

into heaven and sits at the right hand of God the Father Al-

mighty. From thence He will come to judge the living and

the dead.”

3-8: The Second Article and Meaning – Redemption – “And

in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord, who was conceived

by the Holy Spirit, born of the virgin Mary, suffered under

Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried. He de-

scended into hell. The third day He rose again from the dead.

He ascended into heaven and sits at the right hand of God the

Father Almighty. From thence He will come to judge the

living and the dead. What does this mean? I believe that Je-

sus Christ, true God, begotten of the Father from eternity, and

also true man, born of the virgin Mary, is my Lord, who has

redeemed me, a lost and condemned person, purchased and

won me from all sins, from death, and from the power of the

devil; not with gold or silver, but with His holy, precious

blood and with His innocent suffering and death, that I may

be His own and live under Him in His kingdom and serve

Him in everlasting righteousness, innocence, and blessedness,

just as He is risen from the dead, lives and reigns to all eterni-

ty. This is most certainly true.”

Community Events

Parent’s Day Wednesday, November 11

UCLS/APS Joint Veteran’s Day Service Wednesday, November 11 at 2:00 p.m.

UCLS Board of Education Meeting Thursday, November 19, 7:00 pm

Salem Lutheran Church

November Birthdays

1– Madelyn Head

3—Mrs. Tina Hadler

4- Lydia Miesner

7—Brayden Kassel

10—Bianca Scholl

16—Barrett Wheeler

19—Phillip Mueller

20 Kessly Scholl

20—Mrs. Whitney Hemman

Thank you for your cards, prayers and words of

comfort to my family during our time of grief. God

gives us friends and our Christian family to help us

through the trials of life. I thank God daily for you

all.

Mrs. Goodson

Wed., Nov 11

at 2:00 pm In the UCLS Gym.

All are welcome!

A-TeaM Volleyball

This year’s A-team volleyball season was awe-

some. We had a record of 7-2, only losing 2

games. We took 3rd place in the season and 4th

place in the A-team tournament. All of the A-team

connected as a team and were very close friends

with many jokes amongst each other. Before every

game, we all

signed a vol-

leyball, (which

we called the

spirit ball) with

our name, number and our power word of encouragement.

After the game we would then put on the ball who we

played, the date, and whether we won or lost. At the end

of the season, each of the 8th grade girls took home a spir-

it ball. By :

Katie Mueller, #11 - Lightning, Clara Yokley, #10— Powerful

Britney Koenig, #31—Believe, Katie Winschel, #13—Trust

Emma Roth, #21—Confidence

C-TeaM Volleyball Our C-team had a very good season and we

have improved a lot. We did very well in our tourna-

ment, placing 5th after a hard battle. We all had a

really fun time playing volleyball this year. We

would like to thank our coaches—Lori Bronenkant

and Angie Jung - who taught us the basics of volley-

ball! By Emma Voelker, Leah Bronenkant, Claire Koeberl, Elise Roth and

Carley Schirmer

B-TeaM Volleyball

The EPC Wildcats volleyball B-team girls had a great season.

We finished 2-5. We learned a lot and had fun out on the

court. Every play, we encouraged each other with a high five.

We participated in an in-

vitational tournament at

Immaculate Conception.

We worked very hard

with only six players eve-

ry day. We also partici-

pated in a B-team tourna-

ment at APS. Our coach,

Amy Ussery, was amaz-

ing. She taught us a lot

and was a great coach.

Most of all—we HAD

FUN! By Bianca Scholl & Whitney

Kasten

Not present for picture—Brittany Steffens

Nov. 9 Nov. 10 Nov. 11 Nov. 12 Nov. 13

SEASONED BAKED

CHICKEN,

MIXED VEGETABLES,

PEACHES,

HOMEMADE WHEAT

ROLL,

MILK

HOT DOG ON BUN,

PORK & BEANS,

STRAWBERRIES,

ICED YELLOW CAKE,

MILK

BEEF BRISKET,

VEGETABLE,

APPLESAUCE CUPS,

BREAD,

BROWNIE,

MILK

(NO MICROWAVE

AVAILABLE)

CHICKEN PATTY ON

BUN,

CORN,

MANDARIN

ORANGES,

MILK

CHEESE RAVIOLI W/

MEAT SAUCE,

CAESAR SALAD,

PINEAPPLE TIDBITS,

GARLIC BREAD STICK,

MILK

Nov. 9 Nov. 10 Nov. 11 Nov. 12 Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Nov. 8

Boy’s Bball—Immanuel—

Home 5:45 pm

Parent’s Day

Veteran’s Day

Assembly—

2:00 pm

5/6 to Library/

Museum

1:00 pm

End of

Midterms

Date Team Location Time

Nov. 9 Immanuel (rescheduled) Home 5:45

Nov. 13 Trinity Home 5:45

Nov. 17 St. Vincent, Perryville Home 5:45

Nov. 23 Immaculate Conception Away 5:45

Dec. 1 Nell Holcomb Home 5:45

Dec. 7 Cape Christian (A&B only) Home 5:45

Dec. 8 St. Paul Away 5:45

Dec. 15 St. Mary Home 5:45

Jan. 2 Guardian Angel (CAB) Away 10:00 am

Jan. 7 St. Paul Home 5:45

Jan. 12 Immanuel Away 5:45

Jan. 15 Trinity Away 5:45

All home games are played at APS

Nov. 20-21 C-Team Tournament @ Immanuel TBA

Jan. 9-10 Notre Dame Tournament TBA

Jan. 16-17 Notre Dame Tournament TBA

Jan. 18-23 B Team Tournament @ St. Vincent, Cape TBA

Jan. 25-30 A Team Tournament @ Trinity TBA

Feb. 6 8th Grade All Star Game TBA

EPC WILDCATS

BOY’S

BASKETBALL 2015

A Note From the Principal………….. Safety Matters

We have had some amazing weather lately. Not too cold (except for a couple of frosty mornings), not

too warm, and quite a bit of sunshine (maybe not quite enough rain).

But if you look at your calendar, (we are in November) two years ago our first snow was the beginning

of December, and so it is time to think about the chance of inclement weather. This year you will actually have two ways to find

out if we are closing school due to the weather. The first way is the old way: it will be listed on KFVS12. They are always my

first phone call when we decide to close school, and typically, thanks to their automated system, within a minute it is posted to

their sites.

You can also find out about school closings through our Fast Direct program. You will receive a text of email from

“Urgent.” If we are in school and sending students home, the message will ask you to contact school to let us know to whom we

should dismiss your child. This contact can be made via phone call or email (regular or fast-direct). If we do not hear from you

after a reasonable amount of time, we will begin making calls to ensure you have received the message and to find out your plan

for your child. If school is closed in the morning before we open the message will simply read, “School is closed.”

At any time when there is inclement weather, if we have school and you feel it is not safe to drive to school, your drive-

way is too treacherous or your tires not fit for the conditions, please stay at home and be safe. In such a case, please contact the

office and let us know of your decision. Your safety and the safety of your child matters most. If you have any other questions

or concerns about how the process works, please contact the school office.

I also would like to remind you that in the morning when your child is being dropped off, it is safest to drop them right in

front of the portico. When there is a line of cars or when the bus is dropping off, please have your child wait before disembark-

ing from the vehicle, unless if an adult is walking them into the building. In the afternoon, all cars should be picking up at the

side entrance. Even if there is a line, it is the safest way for children to leave the building. The front parking lot should be re-

served for children who are loading onto the bus, walking home, or riding bicycles.

The safety of all the children, staff and parents is of utmost concern to me. I greatly appreciate your assistance in helping

keep everyone safe .

LYF NOTES

“That’s My Pan” Fundraiser Order online to support the Trinity Youth Group at www.thatsmypan.biz/Frmo10267. Contact Ashley Ponder if you have any questions.

Online Opportunity

Save the

Date! Concordia LYF Trivia Night

Saturday evening, November 7 at the Concordia Gym.

Point Perks—the 1st, 8th and 14th teams to sign up will earn 10

points before the games begin!! Call Julie Petzoldt now to sign up

your team!

Chapel Offerings

November 4, 2015 Heifer International

$ 35.76

Chapel Offerings this

year:Heifer International

The students’ chapel offerings for the remainder of this

year will be going to Heifer International. The following has been

taken from their website at http://www.heifer.org/about-heifer/

index.html

“Heifer International is a nonprofit, humanitarian organization

dedicated to ending hunger and poverty and caring for the Earth.

Heifer currently provides livestock, trees, seeds and training in

environmentally sound agriculture to families in 30 countries, in-

cluding the United States. We work with smallholder farming

families and communities because we believe they are key to

feeding us all.

Since 1944, we have helped more than 22.6 million families, in

more than 125 countries. One of the most important aspects of our

model is building the capacity of project groups to envision, plan

and manage their own futures. We monitor project data, track our

progress and then evaluate our overall impact. These evaluations

ensure that our work to place livestock and pass on knowledge

and training in sustainable farming practices will benefit commu-

nities for generations. By 2020, we aim to end hunger and poverty

for 4 million families in the communities where we work . “

Saxony Drama

presents

Annual Dinner Theatre, the comedy

The Ransom of Miss Elverna Dower Friday, November 20 (6:00 pm)

Saturday, November 21 (6:00 pm),

and Sunday November 22 (4:30pm).

The evening will feature a meal, catered by The Gordonville Grill, ,

Tickets are $15, and will be available through the Saxony office

(204-7555), beginning Wednesday, November 4th.

(Because this show requires an exact count, tickets must be paid for

to be held.)

The school office is able to take a credit card over the phone, or

tickets may be purchased in person. Cast and crew members could

also take care of this for you, so don't hesitate to ask! Tickets will

be table-specific, so buy yours early! The evening promises to be

very entertaining!

Scrip and Black Friday

Believe it or not, Black Friday will be here in less

than a month, and many have already started their Christmas

shopping. Consider using scrip for your shopping this holi-

day season and make a gift to the school at no-expense to

you. Many of the popular Black Friday stores (Wal-mart,

Target, Lowes etc) have ScripNOW that can be printed the

very day you order it.

Another order will go out in early December—if you

need cards for Christmas gifts, be sure and place an order!

Call Sarah B. in the office for order forms and more

information. Parents, a scrip order form and list was includ-

ed in your folder on registration day, or I will be happy to

send you another!