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That’s what we’re going to do this month. Our Sunday sermon series, 500 Years of Reformation, will take a close look at the heart of Luther’s biblical rediscovery, the “four solas:” sola scriptura, sola gratia, sola fide, and solus Christus. Our faith is grounded on the Word alone. We are saved by grace alone, through faith alone, for the sake of Christ alone – and the Reformation isn’t over yet. We are semper reformanda, always in need of reformation. These five weeks of October, we will lift the Lutheran banner high. It ends with a high note on October 29th, when the Boerne Village Band will lead worship in Sanctuary at 10:30am and we gather for our annual Church Picnic later that day.
It is a good month to be a Lutheran. Come celebrate with us and bring a friend!
Pastor Eric Waters
MESSENGER315 Rosewood Ave., Boerne TX 78006
830-249-3651www.stjohnlutheran.com
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October 2017 • Volume 88-10
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SecretarySharon Pace - 210-279-8685
TreasurerSherry Speir - 210-710-7724
Administration ChairBrad Morrison - 210-380-5843
Children’s Ministry ChairDebbie Jordan - 210-325-5873
Congregational Care ChairVi Depriest - 210-347-1476
Congregational LifeBob Rogers - 210-296-7820
Youth Ministry ChairBrandon Ross - 210-215-8062
WorshipShay Knippa - 830-522-1884
Stewardship ChairKyle Gass - 210-355-5567
Outreach ChairBob Moriarty - 830-368-5048
PropertyWalter Stroman - 210-912-8453
Mission ChairSara Moldenhauer - 210-219-3031
Youth MembersBrooks Klutts and Claire Lowrie
Pastors can be reached at830-249-3651
Pastor Eric WatersPastor Mariola Bergquist
From the Pastor’s Pen
It’s a good month to be a Lutheran.
We celebrate our 500th birthday this month. It all began on October 31st, 1517, when a priest, monk, and professor by the name of Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the doors of the church in Wittenberg. Luther wanted to start a debate with students and faculty about what the Word of God means and what the Gospel is. “When our Lord and Master Jesus Christ said ‘Repent,’” Luther wrote, “he intended the entire life of believers to be one of repentance.” Luther was calling for a wholehearted devotion to the Lord, a reformation of life rooted in repentance from the heart. But Luther ignited the Reformation of the Church grounded in a return to God’s Word. Today, over 800 million Protestants worldwide count Martin Luther as their spiritual Father. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for us Lutherans to celebrate.
True Life17 Command those who are rich in this present world not to be arrogant nor to put their hope in wealth, which is so uncertain, but to put their hope in God, who richly provides us with everything for our enjoyment. 18 Command them to do good, to be rich in good deeds, and to be generous and willing to share. 19 In this way they will lay up treasure for themselves as a firm foundation for the coming age, so that they may take hold of the life that is truly life. (1 Timothy 6:17-19)
The recent hurricanes in Texas and Florida prove how quickly people’s lives can change. In the blink of an eye entire communities are virtually destroyed. What an unbelievably tragic time for those who are directly affected.
We have also witnessed an outpouring of generosity and support to help complete
strangers. People giving out of kindness and love to try and ease the pain for those who have lost so much. I am glad that many in our congregation have donated money, supplies, and hands-on labor to the clean-up effort. That is exactly what we are being called to do. Place our hope in the one certain thing – God, and give generously to those in need. By doing this
we will experience “true life”.
The recovery effort will take years – please continue to be generous with what God has blessed you with.
Your Brother in ChristKyle Gass, ChairSt John Lutheran Stewardship Committee
MonthlyOperating
IncomeJanuary
$128,517
$116,162
$113,882
$79,577
2017
2016
2015
2014
February
$88,428
$83,342
$78,825
$80,376
March
$82,191
$83,889
$97,094
$91,001
April
$106,327
$73,044
$88,662
$83,972
May
$89,970
$80,790
$85,710
$69,069
June
$82,431
$72,368
$78,144
$85,906
July
$103,660
$81,646
$76,808
$71,314
August
$94,282
$87,909
$108,019
$93,774
September
$70,448
$83,790
$69,963
October
$91,671
$76,649
$72,021
November
$135,927
$98,797
$97,063
December
$162,050
$169,592
$181,124
$775,806
$679,150
$727,144
$654,989
ThroughAugust
INCOME COMPARISON
AverageWeeklyWorship
January
380
421
380
439
2017
2016
2015
2014
February
411
386
403
419
March
414
477
390
419
April
462
370
521
509
May
389
341
370
420
June
373
376
464
381
July
353
357
309
378
August
352
420
367
378
September
383
349
392
October
375
347
398
November
359
364
383
December
527
463
425
392
393
401
418
AverageYTD
ATTENDANCE COMPARISON
A Note on Stewardship
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Hurricane Relief Update
Thanks to all those that have donated time and money to help those in need. There are still many opportunities to serve our neighbors to the south with physical clean-up help, spiritual guidance, and monetary support.
If you would like to volunteer to go on one of our weekend trips to the area, please email Lem Sinclair [email protected] or call 830-446-9030.
If you are interested in making a monetary donation, please make the check out to St. John Lutheran Church and write disaster relief in the memo line. You can also donate online directly through our website at:www.stjohnlutheran.com. Navigate to the ‘Give’ page and choose the ‘Disaster Relief’ fund when you donate.
“God Talk” Room 119: We talk about God - His character and His promises - as He is revealed through the Bible and manifested in Jesus Christ. Led by Peggy Hoppes
“Logos” Room 118: Studying “The Life of Martin Luther. An Historical Journey and Bible Study”. This study isn written in honor of the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation. It takes us through the circumstances and events of the life of Martin Luther as it reflects on the biblical themes underlying the Lutheran Ref-ormation. Led by Richard Wagner
“Seekers” Room 216: “Graying in Grace: Assisting adults in clinging to the faithful promises of God and ‘Walking alongside’ those who want to grow”. Led by Lanne Brehmer
“The Bible in a Year” Room 217. Led by Patsy Shields
“Faith Steps” Room 215: “Four Portraits, One Jesus” by Mark Strauss, a study of the Gospels. Led by George Klein
“Christianity and the Controversies”Do you enjoy discussing relevant ideas and topics? Are you looking for ways to apply your Christian faith in the modern world?
Each week, we discuss how the Bible relates to a variety of historical and current modern issues. Past topics include free speech, public prayer, the Inquisition, capitalism, music, war, and slavery.
This class meets in the sanctuary immediately following the early service. Led by TJ Bazzoon
Sunday School Classes - 9:15 am - 10:15 am
PRECEPT BIBLE STUDY CLASS
Thursdays at 9:15–11:15 am
Studying the Book of GenesisLed by Pastor Mariola Bergquist
Women of the Word (W.O.W.)BIBLE STUDY CLASSWednesdays at 9:00–10:30 am
Studying ‘Nehemiah’ by Kelly MinterLed by Michelle Waters
Mens’ BreakfastEvery other Tuesday 6:30 am
“Master Builders Bible For Men” is the foundation for discussion topicsContact the Church Office for dates
Alpha Class
Alpha is an 11 week course focusing on life’s major questions: Is there more to life than this? Who is Jesus and why did he have to die? Is the Bible reliable?
Wednesday Evenings Dinner at 6 pm, Discussions at 6:30pm
Led by Pastor Eric Waters
Happy HeartsHappy Hearts will meet on Monday, October 9th, from6:00-8:00pm. We will begin with a potluck, followed by apresentation on the marriage of Martin Luther and Katharina von Bora. Our presenter will be Marilynn Boyse (also known asMarilynn Markwald). Marilynn and her late husband, the Rev. Rudy Markwald, co-authored the book “Katharina von Bora” published byConcordia Publishing House. Join us to learn more about the Luther marriage and their life together as servants of Christ.
REFORMATIONANNOUNCEMENT: Holy Family Time Free Daily Scriptureand Prayer Resources for the Home:www.holyfamilytime.com
Coming in January - Holy Families Study: “In the Luther Household”A 12 session series on the biblical Lutheranunderstanding of the vocation of marriage and family, this intermediate level Bible study will address biblical texts and theological themes, featuring anecdotes and writings from Martin and Katie Luther as case-study examples. Watch for more information.
Monday Night GroupMondays at 7:00-8:30 pm
“The Daily Bible’Led by Matt Olson • ALL ARE WELCOME
Ladies’ Bible Study Mens’ Bible Study
November 5th is All Saints Sunday this year. As we have done in the past, we would like to honor your loved one by announcing their name before thecongregation and offer a white flower in their memory. If you have a loved one that has passed away in the last year and would like to have him/her recognized in this manner, please stop by the office to fill out a form that Claudia will have on hand or email her at: [email protected]
ALL SAINTS SUNDAY - NOVEMBER 5th
ADULT Faith Formation
S3HEEP: students, seeking & serving HIM everywhere, everyday, passionately
Mark your Calendars:
Matt Olson, Youth DirectorEmail: [email protected] •
Cell: 830-388-1550
Sundays in October Wednesdays in October
9am Breakfast in Luther Hall9:30am Feeding Time Classes
Middle Schoolers“How to Pray” Confirmation Study on the Lord’s Prayer
9th & 10th Graders:Bible Study on the Gospel of St. John
11th & 12th Graders:Apologetics 101: Why WeBelieve What We Believe
S.O.S. (Saturday of Service) Opportunities:
October 7th – Habitat for Humanity for persons 14 yrs. and older. Go to signup genius:www.SignUpGenius.com/go/5080B44ABA928A2FC1-habitat
October 21st – Taking It 2 the Streets – Serving the homeless of San Antonio. Gather at St. John by 5:30pm. Back at approximately 9pm.
November 1st - All Saints DayDinner & A Movie:5:45pm Meal; Family Life Center6:30pm: Movie in Galaxy Theater. We will be done by 8:40pm (Note: this is a longer than normal Fellowship Night opportunity! It is open to all ages, how-ever the movie is rated PG-13.)
November 15thOperation Christmas Child:intergenerational service event.
February 23-25Quake event in San Antonio for Middle & High School.
Sr. High Summer Camp Eagle Dates set: June 17 – 22, 2018
There are 24 spaces available: 12 for boys and 12 for girls. A $100 deposit will hold your reservation. (Please note: 68% of the group camp is filled already. Our reservations were made 5 minutes into opening and there is no guarantee we will be able to gain any more spots. If you want to go….plan now! Also: This information is for 8th-12th graders. 5th – 7th graders will be headed to Camp Chrysalis’s Confirmation Camp. Registration for this will be coming at the New Year.)
OVERFLOW (6th - 12th Graders)Pause, Play and Pray
4:30 pm – “Hang-Out” & Homework at the Shepherd House5:45 pm – Meals are served in Family Life Center6:30 pm – Fellowship or Service (Devotions are on Fellowship Nights at 7:10 pm)7:30 pm –Done 7:30 – 8:00 pm – s3Heep dawgs - student leadership meeting @ the Historic Chapel round table
Wednesdays Schedule:
October 4:Service: Ministry through PlayOctober 11: Fellowship & DevotionsOctober 18: Service: Baking - Cobblers for Taking It 2 the StreetsOctober 25: Fellowship & Devotions
s3Heepministry
Youth Faith Formation
LAMBS3: learning and memorizing Bible stories & songs, and how to serve
Sundays in October Wednesdays in October
Parents’
out!Friday, October 20, 2017
6pm - 10pm
$10/child $30 max/familyDinner included! Nursery through Age 12
CONTACT: [email protected]
9:00 am-9:15 am - Breakfast9:15-9:20am - Prayer, Break into Groups9:30-10:15am - Rotational Class
Sunday School Schedule
The children will be learning about the life of Martin Luther during the Sunday School Openings in October.
October Sunday School Theme:
The BeatitudesThe children will hear Teachings of Jesus that show us what it means to be blessed, as well as the attitudes we should have following Him.
Be ready to run, play, bake, paint, and create…you name it! It will be a surprise each week so be ready to go with running shoes and clothes that are okay to get dirty or messed up. It is going to be fun!
6:00 p.m. Meal in the Family LifeCenter with one’s family.6:30 p.m. Surprise event! Meet at Luther Hall.7:30 p.m. Done
CAN YOUDIG IT?Water WellMissionOpportunity
With your blessings, St. John Lutheran Church will be returning to Uganda in November in effort to drill two to three more water wells. Chris Knippa will be traveling to Uganda to oversee the water mission effort and sharing the good news of Christ Jesus! We have identified three villages in dire need of access to clean water.
Your prayers and financial support make a world of difference to thousands of Ugandans in a desperatesituation! Please earmark your donation “Uganda Water Well Projects”. Together with God’s help, we can make adifference.
HONDURAS MISSIONSSt. John will once again send volunteers of all ages to Project Talitha Cumi in Honduras. This year’s mission trip will be November 18th-25, 2017. During this trip, our team will be assisting with ongoing construction projects (a road and new living quarters) and a new project (a library). We will also spend time sharing God’s word through VBS-type lessons, teaching English, and working on the farm associated with PTC. We will also be delivering hundreds of books to PTC thanks to the generous support of St. John members.
The group has already booked flights for the trip. If you would like to join us, please contact Brad Allen or Matt Olson ASAP.
Our next team meeting will be Sunday, October 8th after the 10:30 services. All are welcome to join us, whether you are traveling to Honduras or would like to provide support from Boerne.
As always, please contact Brad Allen (210.232.4286 or [email protected]) if you have any questions.
Children’s Faith Formation
Mission Opportunities
Night
St. John is Taking God’s Love to the streets of San Antonio!
St. John Lutheran Church will be teaming up again with Taking It To The Streets to commune and feed dinner to the homeless in downtown San Antonio. Come join us as we share God’s Love! We
are looking for volunteers to help in the following areas: • Servers (We will travel on the church bus to SA at 5:30 PM sharp!) • Pans of Cobbler – (to feed 300) • Cookies (homemade, placed in single serving bags) • Clothing, especially undershirts, socks, underwear & backpacksAll ages are welcomed and encouraged to participate!
Because of our help on October’s build days, Manuel, Carla and their children (pictured on the right) will be able to achieve the strength, stability and independence they need to build a better life. Those who are interested in joining this opportunity, please sign up online at: www.SignUpGenius.com/go/5080B44ABA928A2FC1-habitat. We are also looking for someone who can help provide lunch for 30 on Saturday, October 7th. Please contact Scott Rutherford if you have questions: [email protected] or 361-739-2156.
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8am Sunday Services9:15am Sunday School9:15am Next Step Class10:30am Worship Service10:30am Praise Worship in the Family Life Center12pm Youth CommitteeMeeting
8am Sunday Services9:15am Sunday School9:15am Next Step Class10:30am Worship Service10:30am Praise Worship in the Family Life Center5pm Hill Country Jr. Cotillion6pm Dominoes – LH
9am Quilting Group12pm Book Reveiw3pm Hermann Sons Dance Classes - LH 6pm Happy Hearts7pm Al-Anon7pm Mens’ Bible Study
9am Quilting Group12pm Book Reveiw3pm Hermann Sons Dance Classes - LH 6:30pm Property Meeting7pm Al-Anon7pm Mens’ Bible Study
6:30am Men’s Breakfast& Bible Study - SDR10am Alamo HospiceBereavement12pm Painting w/Roberta Buckles6pm Mission Committee6:30pm Congregational Life7pm Outreach Committee Mtg
10am Alamo HospiceBereavement12pm Painting w/RobertaBuckles6pm American Heritage Girls6:30pm Congregational Care6:30pm Worship Committee
9am Bible StudyFellowship Team9am W.O.W Women ofthe Word6pm Family Fellowship Night6:30pm Alpha6:30pm Choir Practice
9am Bible StudyFellowship Team9am W.O.W Women ofthe Word6pm Family Fellowship Night6:30pm Alpha6:30pm Choir Practice
3pm Hermann SonsDance Classes - LH6:30pm Finance CommitteeMeeting 7pm Al-Anon7pm Handbell Practice
9:15am Precept3pm Hermann Sons Dance Classes - LH 7pm Al-Anon7pm Handbell Practice
Hill Country CaresCounseling9am Fabulous Folders
Habitat for HumanityBuildHill Country CaresCounseling9am Fabulous Folders
Habitat forHumanity Build
8am New Member Rite 8am Sunday Services9:15am Sunday School10:30am Worship Service10:30am Praise Worship in the Family Life Center6pm Hand & Foot - LH
11:30am Men’s Lunch12pm Around the Bend Sewing Group12pm Book Review12pm Lit N Lunch3pm Hermann Sons Dance7pm Al-Anon7pm Mens’ Bible Study
10am Alamo HospiceBereavement12pm Painting w/RobertaBuckles6pm American Heritage Girls6:45pm Council Meeting
9am Bible StudyFellowship Team9am W.O.W Women of the Word9:30am Boerne Historical Preservations Society6pm Family Fellowship Night6:30pm Alpha6:30pm Choir Practice
9:15am Precept 3pm Hermann Sons Dance Classes - LH 6:30pm Eat Out Group7pm Al-Anon7pm Handbell Practice
Hill Country CaresCounseling9am Fabulous Folders6pm Parents Night Out
9am AlphaRetreat5pm TI2TS - TakingIt To The Streets
BoerneNeighborhood Community Workday
8am Sunday Services8:30am American Heritage Girls Bake Sale9:15am Sunday School10:30am Worship Service10:30am Praise Worship in the Family Life Center5pm Hill Country Jr. Cotillion6pm Hand & Foot - LH
12pm Book Review3pm Hermann Sons Dance Classes - LH 7pm Al-Anon7pm Mens’ Bible Study
6:30am Men’s Breakfast& Bible Study - SDR10am Alamo HospiceBereavement12pm Painting w/Roberta Buckles
9am Bible StudyFellowship Team9am W.O.W Women ofthe Word6pm Family Fellowship Night6:30pm Alpha6:30pm Choir Practice
9:15am Precept9:30 Days for Girls 3pm Hermann Sons Dance Classes - LH 7pm Al-Anon7pm Handbell Practice
Hill Country CaresCounseling9am Fabulous Folders
8am Sunday Services 9:15am Sunday School10:30am Reformation Combined Worship Service in the Sanctuary2pm CHURCH PICNIC 6pm Canasta
3pm Hermann SonsDance Classes - LH 7pm Al-Anon7pm Mens’ Bible Study
10am Alamo HospiceBereavement12pm Painting w/Roberta Buckles
Taking It To The Streets • October 21st, 5pm
Habitat for Humanity • Build Dates: October 6th, 7th
Boerne Community Coalition
LOVE BoerneNeighborhood
Community Work Day
Saturday, October 28thPlease contact George Klein if you
are interested in volunteering.
Local Opportunities to Serve
Pastor Mariola BergquistEmail: [email protected]
Nursing Home Visits: Cibolo House –2nd Tuesday of the month
Care Choice and Town and Country –2nd Wednesday of the month
Cibolo Creek – 4th Wednesday of the month
Homebound Visits:Tuesdays: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, Wednesdays: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Worship services: Menger House3rd Sunday of the month at 3:30 p.m.
Honoring our Senior Members (80+) With Birthdays In October
If you are turning 80 or are already 80+ and you do not see your birthday please, contact the church office.
Visitation MINISTRY
Senior Member BIRTHDAYS
Donald AdickesJerry JohnsonJudy Kuentz
Sue LecocqElizabeth Mayo
Kjell OliversenBetty Thomas
Dear Lem Sinclair and all of the members of the Wild Game Dinner Committee,
We are humbled and honored at your decision to give some of the funds from the 2017 Charity Dinner to our American Heritage Girl Troop. Through this year, we will prayerfully consider how this money will be used to help further our Christian oriented goals of service to our troop, St. John, and our community. Thank you again for your consideration.
Jeanette Murphy – Troop Coordinator and all of AHG Troop TX 1213________________________________________________________
Dear Men’s Breakfast Group,Our American Heritage Girl Troop cannot thank you enough for your support. Your contribution to our troop helped us renew our charter so that we can continue to help our girls learn about Godly ways to help our family, community and country.
Jeanette Murphy – Troop Coordinator and all of AHG Troop TX 1213________________________________________________________
THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU WHO VISITED OUR DISCIPLESHIP TABLE LAST MONTH!
The Congregational Care Committee is grateful to thoseof you who have expressed interest in or have signed up
for its’ Care Teams. Remember, if you haven’t completed your Plans for Serving form yet, you can sign up for any committee at
any time throughout the year.YOU ARE APPRECIATED
Church News and Events
Join us for a special German-themed celebration in recognition of the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation! The food served will be German fare: bratwurst, German potato salad, sauerkraut, pinto beans and German chocolate cake - all catered by Bill Miller Bar-B-Que. We will also serve hot dogs and all the fixings.
There will be entertainment for kids and adults including volleyball, train rides, paddle boats, canoes, kayaks, gaga ball, and a bounce house. Special events are a youth fishing tournament and a dessert bake-off with 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes. Desserts need to be turned in by 3:00 for judging. Bait and cane poles will be provided for the fishing tournament or you can bring your own fishing tackle.
There will be tables and chairs but it is recommended that you bring extras, just in case. Also bring dominos, playing cards, puzzles, checkers, etc. for fun family time!
Sunday, October 292:00 to 6:30
at the Balous and Julie Miller Ranch located at 28 Upper Balcones Rd.Turn right at Starbucks and it is about a mile down the road, on the right, immediately after
crossing Menger Creek.
Tickets will be on sale beginning on Sunday, October 8th in the gathering
place on Sunday or in the church office during the week. Brautwurst tickets
are $10 and hot dog tickets are $5.
Volunteers are needed!We need volunteers to operate the train
ride (engineer), to cook and serve the hot dogs (master chef). We also need help for setup and cleanup. A sign-up sheet is in the gathering place or you
can contact Don Baker at [email protected] or 830-431-0521 for
more information.
NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONU.S. Postage PaidBoerne, TX 78006Permit #7
St. John Lutheran Church315 E. RosewoodP.O. Box 1081Boerne, TX 78006Return Service Requested
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Carol Bruehler Team
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Karen Schneider
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Phyllis Ripkin
Judy Catalon
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