-,IIIIL:
12 Wednesday, October 16, 2013 The Montmorency County Tribune
m
We had a full house for
the monthly potluck sup-
per at St. Mark's Episcopal
Church in Atlanta last
week. Thanks to all mem-
bers and guests who at-
tended. The meal was deli-
cious.
Following dinner we be-
gan a Bible study and dis-
cussion series led by Rev.
Seitz our Priest in Charge.
All are welcome to join us
on the second Wednesday
of every month at 5 p.m.
Also, pleasejoinus forwor-
ship service every Sunday
at9 a.m.
Anne Marie Wirth
Cauchon, granddaughter
of MaryCauchon, has pub-
lished her first novel. It's
entitled "Nothing" and is
available through Amazon
with a Nov. 12th release
date. The reviews have
been terrific.
Carla Nickodemus,
granddaughter of Del
McElroy, was on House
Hunters International
HGTV on Oct. 8. Carla was
offered a job inCambridge,
England and the show fea-
tured the family's search
for a home away from their
home in Traverse City.
The Hillman United
Methodist Church will be
hosting a Tnmk or Treat
Halloween Party in the
parking lot on Saturday,
October 26 from 4-6 p.m.
There will be games, fun
and treats. Come and join
in and have a good time.
Alaana Barsen is running
or Miss Sunrise, and will be
hosting a bake sale to ben-
efit the Children's Miracle
Network. It will be held in
the church fellowship hall
on October 19 beginning
at 10 a.m. Please support
Alaana in this project.
A rtmanage sale will be
held in the fellowship hall
on November 1st and 2na
from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. All
clothing and items will be
$1 abag.
Pastor Lisa choose "Faith
to Persevere" as the title of
her sermon, which was
based on 2 Timothy 2:8-15.
The choir sang "Jesus is the
Lord of Everything" and
"Without Him," and was
accompanied by Sue
Baren on the piano. Thank
you to Kaiflyn and Aubrie
Klein for taking up the
noisy offering on Sept. 29.
Ashley Bartow acted as
acolyte and she and-a
friend were ushers.
Please pray for those on
the prayer list, our church
growth, our pastor, our
young people and their
families, those in our com-
munity, our military per-
sonnel and their families,
our nation, and those who
are traveling.
Christian sympathy to
the families of Leonard
Lyons, Barbara Keetch,
Wilma Kennedy, and
Charles Armstrong in the
loss of their loved ones.
Birthday blessings go to
Bonnie Farrier, Oct. 14 and
Sue Barsen, Oct. 16.
If you know someone
who would like a visit,
please let Pastor Lisa know.
Please remember our
prayer requests and have a
blessed week.
Pastor Mary Fitzgerald
will lead HolyCommunion
at the 11 a.m. worship ser-
vice at the Calvary Episco-
pal Church. The monthly
potluck will follow. Bring a
dish to pass and enjoy the
good food and fellowship.
We invite your prayers for
healing and support for
these members and
friends of Calvary: Denise,
Earlene, Phyllis, Mary,
Doris and Rosemary. If you
have prayer needs, please
call the church and leave a
message on the answering
system.
A reminder that the com-
munity food pantry at Cal-
varywill be open on Thurs-
day, Oct. 24th. The pantry
is open on the second and
fourth Thursday of each
month, 2-4 p.m..
Happybirthdaywishes to
Brian Klein and Gerald
Edwards, Oct. 13; Randy
Herbek, Oct. 17; and Cody
Herbek, Oct. 21.
All are welcome for ser-
vices at Calvary. If you'd
like information on ser-
vices or activities at the
church, please leave a
message on the answering
system and we'll be sure to
call you back. The church
number is 989-742-3111.
Have a blessed week!
This coming Sunday Pas-
tor Thiel will base his ser-
mon on the scripture read-
ing found in 2 Timothy
3:14-4:5. Bethlehem
Lutheran Church in
Lewiston will focus on the
theme of "We Preach the
Word in Every Direction."
The title of Pastor Thiel's
sermon will be "Under At-
tack: Attack in Any Direc-
tion." loin us for this in-
spiring message! We will
also be singing some favor-
ite hymns including "I Am
Trusting Thee, Lord
Jesus," "With The Lord Be-
gin Your Task," and "Lord,
Take My Hand and Lead
Me."
The Congregational
United Church of Christ in
Lewiston invites you to
worship with us this Sun-
day, Oct. 20. The service
will begin at 10:30 a.m. Pas-
tor David L. Engel will be
bringing the message
"Prayer." Deb Lamer is the
liturgist, Linda Arbogast is
the musician. The scrip-
ture readings is Jeremiah
31: 27-34, Psalm 119: 97-
104 and Luke 18: 1-8.
Hymns of praise are
"Sweet Hour of Prayer,"
"More Love to Thee," and
"What a FriendWe Have in
Jesus." Our parting hymn
is "God Be With You."
On Oct. 20, "Stewardship
Sunday," we will have the
opportunity to turn in our
estimate of giving cards
during our worship ser-
vice. Followingworship we
will gather in the fellow-
ship hall for a scrumptious
dinnerhostedbythe Board
of Trustees and ably as-
sisted by the Kitchen Com-
mittee. Please plan on join-
ing your church family for
a wonderful time of fellow-
ship. We encourage mem-
bers and friends to attend.
There will be funeral ser-
vices for Marilyn McIntosh
onOct. 17, 2013 at 11 a.m.A
light luncheon will be
served after the graveside
service. Our deepest sym-
pathies and prayers are
with Marilyn's family and
friends during this very dif-
ficult time.
Happy anniversaryto Jim
and Bey Thompson (1957)
on Oct. 26. Congratula-
tions!
lesus the Good Shepherd
Catholic Parish of Atlanta
celebrates mass with our
pastor, Ft. Rolando Silva,
at 4:30 p.m. each Saturday
and all are welcome to at-
tend. The Rosary is prayed
before mass at 4 p.m., and
Father is available for pri-
vate confessions during
this time. Any Catholic in
the Atlanta area who is un-
able to attend mass and
would like to receive Com-
munion should contact
Sue at the Rectory (742-
4542) to make arrange-
ments for a home visit from
our Eucharistic Ministers.
Plan to stay after mass on
Saturday, Oct. 19, to cel-
ebrate our 35th year as a
parish! Fatherwillbebless-
ing the new flags in our
meeting room and the Par-
ish Council will be hosting
a dinner. Everyone is in-
vited!
A memorial service for
Olga Huff will be h61d at
Atlanta Congregational
United Church of Christ
this coming Sunday, Oct.
20, at I p.m. A time of fel-
lowship will follow the ser-
vice.
A big thank you goes to
those who have served the
4:30
church the past two Sun-
days in the absence of Pas-
tors Keith and Ginny.
Donna Anderson and
Linda Andrus, our faithful
substitutes, have again
done an excellent job.
Prayers are asked for the
following: Eileen, Nan and
Bud, Richard Smith, Tyler
English, Melissa, Lynda
Utt, Wanda, Dorothy
Yerrick and the family of
Mary Alsobrooks.
Members and guests of
St.lohn Lutheran Church,
Hillman, observed the 21 st
Sunday after Pentecost
and LWML (Lutheran
Women's Missionary
3647 Ni
733-8811
........ 9:30 am
:) ,L, 11:15
