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The Scribe December 2017
Thoughts from Pastor Tim Orlowski
CtK’S 5th ANNUAL HOLIDAY HOOPLA IS DECEMBER 17, 2017!!! WAHOO!!! Wait…what? You don’t know what the Holiday Hoopla is?!?!
It’s Christmas music! It’s holiday quizzes! It’s a gingerbread house building contest! It’s fellowship! It’s a movie! It’s friends, family, grandparents, and grandkids! It’s lunch! It’s candy! It’s a Hoopie Award! It’s fun! It’s… it’s just a great time, spent with great people, working together towards supporting a great cause.
One of the components of Holiday Hoopla is a “gingerbread” (note: really, they are graham crackers) “house” (note: most creations are not houses, per se) building contest! Participants have one hour to create their work of art using the candy and building materials provided. Then, participants will have the opportunity to award Hoopie Points toward their favorites. The creation which receives the most Hoopie Points receives the much-coveted Hoopie Award! Finally, the creations will be on display dur-ing our Live Nativity on December 24th, when congregation members can make a donation to take one home to decorate their house.
This year, we are encouraging people to work together in teams, although individuals can still partici-pate. If you build as a team, you are eligible to receive extra Hoopie Points by assembling your team creatively. For example, you might assemble a team with the greatest age-range. Or you might as-semble a team with one person from each M-Team. Or you might assemble a team of all people with 20/60 vision. Or you might assemble a team that dresses up in matching or accompanying outfits for the event. Or you might assemble a team of professional scientists. Or you might assemble a team of…
Who knows! But we’d love to have you come up with something wonderful.
Happy Holiday Hoopla, everyone! I can’t wait to get this party started! Peace, Pastor Tim
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Synod $ 1,503 $ 15,277 World Hunger 580 4,322 Social Ministry 1,780 11,027 CW Donations 225 9,094 Total benevolence $ 4,088 $ 39,720
Our gifts blessing others: Oct. YTD
Gifts received $ 30,060 $ 268,955 Facility Donations 80 3,087 Expenses 28,516 314,839 Balance 1,624 (42,797) Other Income 4,364 19,032 CtK Total $ 5,988 __(23,765)
Children’s World Total $ (11,326) $ (2,753) Endowment Fund Bal. $ 156,218 $159,251
Financial update
Your generosity is greatly appreciated!
Worship Attendance—November 2017
Stay connected with what's happening at CtK by clicking onto the CtK Website. And even though it might look a bit different, the most searched for items are still there: under “Calendars,” you’ll find Church & Community Calendars, & Save the Dates; under “Resources,” you’ll find the CtK
Directory, Scribe, and Bulletins — all accessible from the website! It’s updated weekly, so Check it out!
www.ctkdurango.org
Please send your notes and articles that need to be inserted into the Scribe to Linda as Word
documents that are attached to your email. Please send by noon on the 15th of the month. Send articles and pictures to the following email address:
Date Wed. 5:26 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM
Sunday 10:30 AM
Total
Nov. 5 8 77 78 163
Nov. 12 8 46 71 125
Nov. 19 9
Nov. 26 Community Thanksgiving
Eve 63
42
74
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2017-2018 CtK Council Members
Holly Landgren President Carroll Groeger Vice-president Kayla Hefner Secretary Eric Nedergaard Treasurer
M-Team Liaisons
Administration Ken Hartlein Holly Landgren Eric Nedergaard ComMission Krystal Ciluffo Ann Duft Magnification Angelia Graves Maturity Kayla Hefner Holly Landgren Membership Carroll Groeger Chuck Winn Ministry Dominique Malik Robert Maple
One 9:30 AM Worship = 85 94
A huge THANK YOU! to all the CtK’ers who have
volunteered their time and talents throughout the year!
You truly have a Servant ’s heart.
Please stop by the table in the Welcome Center and pick up your gift — a small token of
our appreciation for all you do! ***St. Nick will be delivering them soon * *
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Colorado Child Care Contribution Credit Supporters of Children’s World Early Learning Center who file Colorado state taxes may qualify for
a 50% state income tax credit in addition to the regular state and federal income tax deductions.
The Tax Credit Any taxpayer that makes a cash contribution to Children’s World may claim an income tax credit of
50% of the total contribution. Click here (www.colorado.gov/pacific/sites/default/files/Income35.pdf) for the
most up-to-date information from the Colorado Department of Revenue.
Guidelines • Donors may not receive any goods or services in return for their contribution.
• No in-kind or stock contributions qualify for the credit.
• Contributions may be made through December 31, 2019.
• The credit shall not exceed $100,000 per year.
• The credit allowed shall not exceed the tax liability for the year. Any excess credits may be carried
forward for up to five years.
• Donors should contact their tax advisors for advice about how the credit affects their tax pic-
ture. Information here is not tax advice.
• Indicate “CCCC for Children’s World ELC” in the memo line of your check. Your restriction must
be indicated at the time you make your gift.
CtK will provide donors with Form DR 1317 (see Beth Stelz), certifying the child care contribu-
tion. This form must be attached to a paper income tax return that claims the child care contribution
credit, or, for electronically filed returns, a scanned copy of Form DR 1317 can be submitted either
via e-file or by using the E-Filer Attachment function of Revenue Online.
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Christmas Eve at Christ the King 8:00am No Worship Service.
9:30am Participants in the Live Nativity arrive to get into costume and review roles. This includes animals: family dogs will be costumed (signup sheet in Welcome Center; CtK will supply costumes), cows, sheep, donkeys, etc. W6/7 and Front Lawn.
10:30am Live Nativity begins. Communion will be served. Dress warmly! Front Lawn.
11:00pm Snacks and Fellowship. Everyone is invited to bring your favorite Christmas treats. Signup sheet on the Welcome Center bulletin board. CtK will provide hot chocolate/coffee/tea. Community Hall.
3:00pm Young Children’s Christmas Service. A half-hour gathering for children 1st grade and under and their families. Treats, faith, and fun! Community Hall.
5:00pm Contemporary Candlelight Worship Service with music led by Joyful Noise. Sanctuary.
7:00pm Traditional Candlelight Worship Service with music led by the Chancel Choir. Sanctuary.
No services on Christmas Day.
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STUDIES AT CtK
Circle of Contemplative Prayer meets on Mon-days from 5:30-7:15pm in the Chapel. Current
book study, “The Book of Joy” by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Dalai Lama. Contact Sharyn Butler at 970-759-6355.
Great Ol' Broads of God (GoBoGs) GoBoGs invites you to join them in study and fellowship. They meet at CtK in the classrooms W6/W7 each Monday from 4:00-5:30 pm. (The first Monday of each month is dedicated to Share The Care, GoBoGs’ outreach mission.) They are currently studying “Finding God in Unexpected Places” by Philip Yancey. Please join them for study sessions that are deeply rewarding. For more info., contact Lynda Morris at 385-5128 or at [email protected].
Midweek Bible Study led by Pastor Tim. The class meets each Thursday from 12:00 noon—1:00 pm. Bring your lunch and join us. ALL ARE WELCOME! For more info., call church office at 247-5310.
Khuvara (“Circle of Friends”) The Khuvara Women’s Group meets on Thursday afternoons from 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm in the CtK Library. We discuss various books, and take prayer re-quests. Our current study and discussion is a book by author Ruth A. Tucker entitled, “Dynamic Women of the Bible.” All women are welcome, and we gladly invite new members to join us. For more information, call Stella Welcher at 970-903-9327.
Spiritual Study Group (SSG) Open to ALL Currently the Spiritu-al Study Group is reading and discussing “The Art of Happiness: A Handbook for Living” by His Holiness, the Dalai Lama and Dr. Howard Cutler. PLEASE JOIN US for lively, enriching discus-sions! The Spiritual Study Group meets weekly each Thursday at 3:00 pm in room W3, the Bridal Room. Contact: Aurora Rose (382-9801) .
Please contact the CtK church office if you would
like more information about the following activities.
Saturday, December 2nd: CtK Women’s Group Christ-
mas Party from 9:00 AM — 11:00 AM in the CtK Community Hall. Wear your ugly/pretty Christmas sweater and join in a cookie exchange (bring a dozen; take a dozen home); a TRUE white ele-phant gift exchange (re-gift something from home and bring it to exchange). All ladies are welcomed!
Wednesday, December 6th: 6:00 PM Ecumenical Ad-
vent Worship & Soup Supper at St. Columba Catholic Church, 1830 E. 2nd Avenue, Durango.
Friday/Saturday, December 15th / 16th: CtK’s
Youth Group will be joining the youth from First Presbyterian Church for a “Christmas Movies” theme youth lock-in at First Pres-byterian from 7:00 PM on Friday, December 15th through 9:00 AM on Saturday, December 16th. Parents are encouraged to pick up their child at 9:00 AM on Saturday morning. All youth–6th through 12th grade–are invited to attend. If you plan to attend, please e-mail Christina, CtK Director of Youth Ministry or call her at 247-5310. Parents will need to obtain and sign a waiver and medical form for their child PRIOR to the lock-in.
Sunday, December 17th: Annual CtK Holiday Hoopla at
12:00 PM in the Community Hall. Stay tuned for details.
Wednesday, December 20th: 6:00 PM Ecumenical
Advent Worship & Soup Supper at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 2611 Junction, Durango.
December 24th, 2017
Christmas Eve Schedule All Services at CtK
10:30 AM Live Nativity Worship 3:00 PM Children’s Christmas Service 5:00 PM Contemporary Christmas Eve
Candlelight Worship 7:00 PM Traditional Christmas Eve
Candlelight Worship
NOTE: There are NO services December 25th, Christmas Day.
Have a blessed, Merry Christmas!
Christmas Decorating!!
Do you love to decorate for the holidays? The Altar Guild could use your help on Saturday, December 2nd when the Sanctuary and Welcome Center will be decorated for the Advent and Christ-mas Season. If you can help out, please arrive at 11:00 AM and leave when you must. There will be goodies to enjoy. Many hands make light work, and a good time will be had by all! For more information call Linda Hartlein at 970-403-3192 or Denise Dey at 505-412-5667.
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If you have been saving the BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION for the Navajo Evangelical Lutheran Mission (NELM) at Rock Point, AZ, please bring them and put them in the collection jar in the Welcome Center by Christmas. We will continue to collect the Box Tops, though I would like to send what we have collected to date to the Mission before the end of the year. The Mission converts the Box Tops into money used for the Mission school. For the 2016-17 school year, the Box Tops brought in $4,477.70. NELM has re-ceived a total of $117,801.69 over the lifetime of participating in the the Box Tops for Education program. I think you will agree with me that’s quite an achievement!! Thank you for your contributions!!! Denise Dey
CtK’s Workday Is MONDAY, DECEMBER 11th
The CtK Soup Kitchen Team works the 2nd Monday of each month. For the December 11th soup kitchen date, please contact John Condie (385-4882) if you are able to serve and/or you have questions!
Thank you for serving those in need!
THANK YOU MARTIN LUTHER!!
Thank you to each of you for participating in the Luther Fest on October 29th. We celebrated Luther in a grand way and even got to do it with our Catholic friends. Thank you, Pastor Art , for sharing more about Luther and his accom-plishments as well as his personality traits. Vielen Dank, Pastor Tim, for the genuine Um Pah Pah music to transport us to Good Old Germany. Hopefully you had a wonderful time together. Laura, Carroll, and Pastor sure had a good time planning it. Laura, Thank you for getting the photographer lined up. We will treasure the picture. It took all of us from the brat tasters, to grillers, bread slicers, beer venders, beverage servers, sauerkraut cookers, dishwashers, beer glass sellers, youth who baked and served cakes, people that brought more goodies from salad to baked goods, everyone who brought a decoration to share, AND the super SET UP AND CLEAN UP CREWS. Whew! That is a lot of great work, and it really is appreciated. Ein Prosit to each of you!! HMMM. Let’s cook up another celebration.
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October 18, 2017
Christ the King Lutheran Church
495 Florida Rd
Durango, CO 81301-4730
Dear Christ the King Lutheran Church,
Thank you for your gift of $3,500.00 to Lutheran Disaster Response. With this gift you are providing emotional and spiritual care, supplying emergency relief, and addressing long term recovery.
Thank you for this gift and all your faithful generous gifts. Thank you for encouraging others to learn, act, pray and give with you. Thank you for living into God's words of justice and mercy and for joining with the whole church to love and serve one another.
In God's grace,
The Rev. Daniel Rift
Director, ELCA World Hunger and Disaster Appeal
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Melinda Johnson - Peace Corps Update The torch has been handed off! Melinda’s replacement visited her in early
November. He met the host family, saw the lay of the land and went to
school with Melinda a few days. Melinda was able to impress him with what
can be cooked in one big pot on a propane burner! Luke is a recent college
graduate. Luke is ‘inheriting’ Melinda’s rondavel, and benefitting from the
many things she is leaving behind – solar panels/battery, cooking spices,
food, pots/dishes, bedding, etc. Melinda had to stock her rondavel from scratch, so this will be a
great advantage to Luke. We wish him well.
Both Melinda and Joel’s last day at their respective schools was November 17. Earlier that week
Melinda’s school had quite a sendoff party for her. They performed dances and songs, cooked lots
of food, and even members of the school board were in attendance. Melinda and Joel set foot on
American soil on November 23! In December they will be in Colorado. Please feel free to greet
them if you see them in church.
They feel truly blessed by the amazing experience they had serving in Lesotho. It will always hold
a special place in their hearts, as well as in ours. Thank you for your prayers these past twenty six
months. Melinda and Joel remained healthy and safe.
At the airport and ready to travel! The king of Lesotho was on their flight from Lesotho to Johan-
nesburg! A red carpet was rolled out on the tarmac for him to walk on to the plane.
Farewell to “The Mountain Kingdom”
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CtK Quilters— Also known as
The “PIECEMAKERS”
The quilters meet on the 2nd Friday of each month from 9:30 am until 2:00 pm in the CtK Community Hall and usually bring lunch and spend some time dis-cussing quilting plans, chatting, and catching up. You are invited to drop in and learn to quilt, share your own quilting expertise, or simply enjoy fellowship with them whenever you’d like. They often make quilts and donate them for baptisms, the sick and elderly, as well as for various mission projects for those in need here at home and abroad. For more information, call Judy Danielson at 247-9730 or reach her at the Durango Quilt Company at 247-2582.
GOOD READS. . .
Monthly Book Review by Lillian Boe
You can find this book in the Biography Section
of the CtK Library
“Life is so Good: One Man’s Extraordinary Journey through the 20th Century and
How He Learned to Read at Age 98” ~ George Dawson & Richard Glaubman
George Dawson was born into poverty in 1892, the grandson of slaves. He grew up in the deep south of America at a time when racial discrimination was common. He never went to school and started working s a young boy to support his family. He worked on farms and in a sawmill and helped to build the rail-roads and the Mississippi River levees. Despite hardships, George always believed in seeing the rich-ness of life and trained his children to do the same. What makes a happy person have a happy life? This remarkable book tells how George Dawson learns to read when he was 98 years old. He also offers valuable lessons in living and a first-hand view of America during the Twentieth Century. George died of a stroke at 103 years old, but not before he achieved his GED. He leaves behind a wonderful legacy that he passed on to his seven chil-dren, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. And he survived four wives! He said he was a good husband, and he buried all his wives. If you read this book, you will be inspired by George’s charac-ter.
CtK BOOK CLUB
The CtK Book Club meets on the second Thursday of each month at 3:00 pm in the CtK Library. For the December 14th, 2017 and January 11th, 2018 meetings, the group will be discussing a book by Daniel Brown, “The Boys in the Boat.” You are invited to drop in at any time and join them for some lively and enriching literary discussions—new members are al-ways warmly welcomed!
Please call Stella Welcher at 903-9327 or 884-0460 for more info.
Thanks, and Happy Reading!
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Please continue to pray for all of our military men and women. To add to or remove people from this list, please call Wendy Krull at 779-8403.
Major Ryan Bankhead—Brother of Eryn Orlowski Sgt. John Dee—Son in-law of Wendy Krull Sgt. Chris Gomez—Nephew of BJ and Danny Pierce Senior Airman Paul Herr—Nephew of Gary & Carol Orlowski Spec. Brandon Minser —Son in-law of Wendy Krull LCDR Andy Schaaf—Son of Merilee and Mark Fleming Major Clayton Stransky—Nephew of Kip and Laura Stransky
Staff Sgt. Stephen Van Dover—Nephew of Nancy Van Dover
PRAYER REQUESTS To add to or remove someone's name from the Prayer Request list, please contact Linda at 970-247-5310 or e-mail her at:
[email protected]. Names will remain on the prayer list for 3 months and then re-moved unless we hear otherwise.
Say, did you know that CtK has a Prayer Chain? If you would like to add your name to our prayer warrior list, or if
you have a special prayer request, just call or e-mail Linda. Thank you!
Recent hospitalizations: Don Southworth, Mary Southworth, David Wylie, Paul (brother of Carroll Groeger), Aria, Stephanie Williams’ new-born (premature) baby girl .
Persons diagnosed with cancer: Brad Townsend (Pat Ander-son’s friend’s husband), Heather Bruning (Heather is also dealing with a detached retina and possible blindness in one eye), Jane Steele — extra prayers please as Jane deals with the aftermath of cancer treatments.
Home-bound members and friends of CtK: Andrea Witkowski, Bonnie Rossmiller, Shirley Buslee, LuLu Mae Hess, Lucille Ball, Della Johnson
Persons with ongoing needs: Bev Brown, Lori Lachelt, Merlwyn Clausen, Kayla Hefner, Roger Landgren, Maggie Condie (grand-daughter of John Condie & Wanda Ellingson), Carol Gunderson.
Those who have passed away: Barbara Spiral, the mother of Judith Johnson, Wesley May.
Special prayer requests for:
• CtK’s ministry and partnership with both the Navajo Evangeli-cal Lutheran Mission in Rock Point, AZ and San Juan Bau-tista Lutheran Church in Zaculeu, Guatemala.
• CtK’s Homebound Ministry! and all those who serve our homebound members through this ministry.
• Paul Gebo who is currently continuing his seminary studies at Wartburg Theological Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa.
• Mandy Gardner, CtK’s Director of Faith Formation, as she continues to work toward completion of an Associate in Ministry degree.
• CtK Stephen Ministry, and all Stephen Ministers and their care receivers, and those training to be future Stephen Minis-ters.
• All those battling mental illness and addictions.
• Each person in our CtK church family.
COME.
BE.
MADE NEW!
Opportunities to Get Involved!!
* On-going needs. . .
BE a member of the CtK Custodial Care Team — help with keeping the inside of the church sparkling! Time commitment about 3-4 hrs./month. See Shanna Stordahl for more info.
BE a Coordinator/Cook/Setup/Cleanup Person (or team)—help with the many holiday events taking place at CtK this Christmas season. There’s plenty to do for everyone—check out the various sign up sheets on the bulletin board across from the kitchen (or call the office for info: 247-5310).
BE a Worship Assistant—Worship assistants serve as Greeters, Ushers, Lay Assistants (Readers), Communion Assistants, and Sound Board Operators (training available—it’s easy!).
BE a Facilities Helper—for those interested in helping — there is ALWAYS something to do!! See Holly Landgren for more infor-mation.
BE a Teller—Help count the tithes on Mondays— usually any time after 9:00 AM; takes about 45 minutes.
BE a Reader for Children’s World kids during “Story Time”
* Please contact the Church Office at 247-5310 if you are available to volunteer your time, talents, and efforts with one (or more) of these opportunities (or let us know about other ways you would like to share your time and talents). Thank you!
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Clark & Brigitte Cunningham 12/11 Tom & Ann Duft 12/16 Kip & Laura Stransky 12/16 Larry & Lauren Rardin 12/17 Frank & Linda Tikalski 12/18 Wayne & Kathy Pratt 12/20 Raymond & Sue Walker 12/22 Dave & Lynn Mitzlaff 12/28 Peter & Judith Olson 12/28 Charlie Hakes & Lynn Partridge 12/31
NOTE: If you have a December Anniversary and it is not listed or if corrections are needed, please let us know by
Arthur Kunkel 12/02 Emily Lavengood 12/02 John White 12/02 Danny Pierce 12/03 Andrew Rollstin 12/03 Bev Dittmer 12/04 Ryan Szura 12/10 B. J. Pierce 12/11 Lucas Hoffman 12/13 John Condie 12/14 Ian Ellingson-Condie 12/14 Laurie Hakes 12/15 Nick Salter 12/15 Amanda Gardner 12/16 Don Bruning 12/18 Paula Seay 12/20 Nathan Ciluffo 12/21 David Lobato 12/21 Miranda Polsfut 12/21 Wendy Krull 12/24 Robert Kunkel 12/24 Mary Sieger 12/25 Ava Hobby 12/26 Maria Meyer 12/26
NOTE: If you have a December Birthday and it is not listed or if corrections are needed, please let us know by calling Linda at the Church office, 247-5310! Thanks!
Boy Scout Troop 538 cele-brated Lukas Adamski’s earning the rank of Eagle Scout in October. This is the highest award in Scouting. Only four percent of Boy Scouts are granted this award. Lukas is Troop 538’s 35th Eagle since 1990.
While achieving Eagle rank, Lukas advanced through 7 ranks, earned 24 merit badg-es, camped 48 nights, per-formed 260 hours of commu-nity service, attended 4 sum-
mer camps, earned two 50-miler awards, and served as Troop Web-master. His Eagle Service Project entailed designing, planning, organ-izing, budgeting, and managing the building of a training course for the Canine Team for La Plata County Search and Rescue. Lukas is the son of Mike and Annette Adamski.
Boy Scout Troop 538 is sponsored by Christ the King Lutheran Church.
December 3 Worship Assistants 8:00 AM 10:30 AM Greeters TBA TBA
Ushers John & Shanna Stordahl Richard Gjere
Lay Assistant/Reader Dale Wingeleth David Wylie
Communion Assistants Denise Dey, Diane Jenkins, Dale Wingeleth
David Smith, Carol Orlowski David & Diann Wylie
Sound Board Operator Bruce Wongstrom Gary Orlowski
December 24 Christmas Eve Assistants 5:00 PM 7:00 PM
Greeters TBA TBA
Ushers Ken Hartlein, Larry & Margaret Hjermstad,
Roger & Cora Landgren
TBA
Lay Assistant/Reader Holly Landgren Diann Wylie
Communion Assistants Linda Hartlein, Holly Landgren, Lynn Mitzlaff
Carol Orlowski, David & Diann Wylie
Sound Board Operator Dave Mitzlaff Gary Orlowski
December 17 Worship Assistants 8:00 AM 10:30 AM
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December 10 Worship Assistants 8:00 AM 10:30 AM Greeters TBA TBA
Ushers Jeff & Donn Wince Richard Gjere
Lay Assistant/Reader Amy Wendland Carol Orlowski
Communion Assistants Brigitte Cunningham, Mike Smedley & Amy Wendland
Carol Orlowski, David Smith, Jigger Staby
Sound Board Operator Bruce Wongstrom Gary Orlowski
Greeters TBA TBA
Ushers Jeff & Donn Wince TBA
Lay Assistant/Reader Lynn Mitzlaff Eryn Orlowski
Communion Assistants Wendy Krull, Holly Landgren Lynn Mitzlaff
Carol Orlowski, David Smith
Sound Board Operator Dave Mitzlaff Gary Orlowski
December 31 Worship Assistants 8:00 AM 10:30 AM
Greeters TBA TBA
Ushers Roger & Cora Landgren Jim & Abbie Wiler
Lay Assistant/Reader Dale Wingeleth Diann Wylie
Communion Assistants Brigitte Cunningham, Cora Landgren, Dale Wingeleth
David Smith, Jigger Staby, David & Diann Wylie
Sound Board Operator Bruce Wongstrom Gary Orlowski
DECEMBER—2017 CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN
PLEASE CHECK THE CtK WEB CALENDAR FOR IMMEDIATE UPDATES
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Acronym Key: AWSS-Advent Worship & Soup Supper CCC-Coalition of Caring Communities CH-Community Hall CtK-Christ the King CW-Children’s World GoBoGs-Great Ol’ Broads of God JN-Joyful Noise LOL-Love Out Loud
LPCFG-LaPlata Cty. Fairgrounds OTR-On the Road SM-Stephen Min. SSG-Spiritual Study Group SS-Sunday School TBA-ToBeAnnoun. TBD-ToBeDetermin. WC-Welc. Center YG-Youth Group
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9:00 CtK Women’s Group 11:00 CtK Altar Guild Decorating
3 8:00 Contemporary Worship 9:30 SS for All Ages 9:30 Chancel Choir 10:30 Traditional Worship 12:00 Youth Group
4 9:00 Stewardship Mtg 4:00 GoBoGs 5:30-7 Circle of Contemplative Prayer 6:00 Boy Scout Troop 538 Mtg.
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12:00 CtK Magnification Team Meeting 1:30 CtK Staff Mtg.
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9:30 CW Chapel with Pastor Tim
4:00 Youth Group Confirmation Class
5:26 Behold Check in & Communion then OTR to AWSS 6:00 AWSS at St. Columba
7 10:45 CW Music & Mvmt. w/Ms. Mandy 12:00 Mid Wk. Bible Study w/Pastor Tim 1:30 Khuvara 2:00 CCC 3:00 SSG 4:45 Joyful Noise 6:30 Chancel Choir Rehearsal
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9:30 CtK Piecemaker Quilters Group
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8:00 Contemporary Worship 9:15 CtK Member Class w/Pastor Tim 9:30 SS for All Ages 9:30 Chancel Choir 10:30 Traditional Worship 12:00 Youth Group
11 9:00 Manna Soup Kitchen 4:00 GoBoGs 5:30-7 Circle of Contemplative Prayer 6:00 Boy Scout Troop 538 Mtg.
12 5:30 CtK Council Meeting
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9:30 CW Chapel with Pastor Tim 4:00 Youth Group Confirmation Class
5:26 Behold Check in & Communion then OTR to AWSS 6:00 AWSS at Unitarian Universalist Church
14 10:45 CW Music & Mvmt. w/Ms. Mandy 12:00 Mid Wk. Bible Study w/Pastor Tim 1:30 Khuvara 3:00 CtK Book Club 3:00 SSG 4:45 Joyful Noise 6:30 Chancel Choir Rehearsal
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Scribe Deadline 7:00PM — 9:00 AM Sat., 12/16 CtK & First Presbyterian Youth Lock-in at First Presb.
16 9:00 Parents pick up youth at First Presbyterian Church
17 8:00 Contemporary Worship & Recept. Of New Members 9:30 SS for All Ages 9:30 Chancel Choir 10:30 Traditional Worship & Recept. Of New Members 12:00 CtK’s Annual Holiday Hoopla!
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4:00 GoBoGs 5:30-7 Circle of Contemplative Prayer 6:00 Boy Scout Troop 538 Mtg.
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1:30 CtK Staff Mtg.
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9:30 CW Chapel with Pastor Tim
4:00 Youth Group Confirmation Class
5:26 Behold Check in & Communion then OTR to AWSS 6:00 AWSS at St. Paul’s Lutheran
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10:00 Joyful Noise 10:45 CW Music & Mvmt. w/Ms. Mandy 12:00 Mid Wk. Bible Study w/Pastor Tim 1:30 Khuvara 3:00 CtK Book Club 3:00 SSG 3:30 CW Bd. Mtg. 6:30 Chancel Choir Rehearsal
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24 Christmas Eve Worship at CtK 10:30 Live Nativity (this is the only AM worship this day) 3:00 Children’s Svc. 5:00 Contemporary 7:00 Traditional
31New Year’s Eve 8:00am Contemporary 10:30am Traditional
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No Worship services today.
Merry Christmas!
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4:00 Youth Group Confirmation Class
5:00 Behold Dinner 5:26 Behold Worship
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The Scribe Newsletter Christ the King Lutheran 495 Florida Road Durango, Colorado 81301-4730
Church Office: 970-247-5310 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ctkdurango.org
“Come. Be. Made New!”
