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1326 E. Cedar Street, Seguin, Texas 78155, 379-7036
Flowers in
February
1st—Carolyn
Westerholm
8th—Available
15th—Eileen Schultz
22nd—David &
Betty Moltz
Things to
Remember
• Blood Drive—
February 8th,
10:00 AM to Noon
• Ash Wednesday—
February 18th
• Daylight Saving
Time Begins—
Sunday, March 8th
• Easter Sunday—
April 5th
A FEW WORDS FROM PASTOR CROSS…
Believe it or not, the Bible has a great deal to say about saying farewell.
Take Jesus for example, his final instructions to his disciples are sort of
legendary in the church. “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations,
baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy
Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold,
I am with you always, to the end of the age,” Matthew 28:19-20. In John
20:21 Jesus said, “Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, even so I
am sending you.” And in still another place (Acts 1:6-8) we read, “So when
they had come together, they asked him, ‘Lord, will you at this time restore
the kingdom to Israel? He said to them, ‘It is not for you to know times or
seasons that the Father has fixed by his own authority. But you will receive
power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my
witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the
earth.’” And if that were not enough there is the whole 21st chapter of John.
To some degree it makes it a little confusing as to exactly what Jesus’ final
words were to his disciples. Maybe this is a function of a long good-bye. In
any case, these passages share a common theme…farewell with Jesus is not
farewell, but an instruction to go into the mission field and be busy about the
work of the kingdom.
Paul had to say farewell a lot as well. His final farewell to the Corinthian
church is quite to the point, “Finally, brethren, farewell. Mend your ways,
heed my appeal, agree with one another, live in peace, and the God of love
and peace will be with you. Greet one another with a holy kiss. All the saints
greet you. The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the
fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all,” 2 Corinthians 13:11-14, RSV.
Another good farewell from Paul is found in Philippians 1:27, “Only let your
manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ, so that whether I come and
see you or am absent, I may hear of you that you are standing firm in one
spirit, with one mind striving side by side for the faith of the gospel….” But
perhaps my favorite farewell from the Bible, is Paul’s farewell to the elders
of the church as Ephesus recorded in Acts 20:17-36. I won’t reproduce it
here, rather I would encourage you to read it for yourselves. It’s quite
sobering and reminds believers to be on their guard and continue in the core
message of, “repentance toward God and of faith in our Lord Jesus Christ.”
If I might borrow a sentiment from the Bible’s farewells, it would be the
love that they express and the partnership in the gospel. First, foremost, and
always, the mission of Christ is about these two things. God’s richest and
best to you all.
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FE BRU AR Y
Blood Drive to be Held February 8th
February
Birthdays
01Charlotte Koehler
The Social Concerns Committee will sponsor the first blood
drive of the new year on Sunday, February 8th, in the Life
Enrichment Center from 10:00 AM to Noon .
Requirements:

Donors must be at least 17 years of age (or 16 with signed
parental consent) and weigh at least 110 pounds (or 120
pounds if 16 years old) and be in good general health.

Donors must present photo ID, last four digits of their
social security number, and their birthdate.
01Kate Cooksey
01JoAnn Bogisch
01 Donna Raetzsch
02 Mark Westerholm
Donors from the community are welcome, so invite your
friends and extended family. Please consider donating blood
because you may be giving the gift of life to someone in need.
Hope to see you there!
03 Megan Reiley
05 David Welsch
05 Keisha Sheppard
07 Nathan Wolber
07 Joshua Smithpeter
Highlights of the Annual Meeting
08 Brenda Bloch
The members of Faith elected the following people to fill three vacancies
on Church Council: Ed Engelhardt, Derick Kauitzsch, and Albert Menn.
10 Faron Sagebiel
11 Kay Bless
12 Courtney Nauert
12 Grant Coleman
12 Jerad Shelnutt
Phil and Leyla Wuest were elected as delegates to the LCMC Gatherings.
The Wuests will represent Faith at both the Texas District and the National
Gatherings in 2015. The Texas District Gathering will be held July 31 to
August 1, in Victoria, Texas, while the National LCMC gathering will be
held October 4-7, in Dallas, Texas.
The 2014 Annual Meeting minutes and the Congregational Budget
Meeting minutes were approved.
Reports from the Financial Review Committee, the Treasurer, and the
Endowment Committee were also given.
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P RE S C HOO L
NEWS
We ware thrilled to be back at school after the Christmas
Holidays but can’t believe that we are halfway through the school year!
Mrs. Candi and Ms. Sherri’s Mother’s Morning Out Class had fun learning
about winter. They studied snowmen and penguins, learned a cute “penguin
walk,” and made “snow” winter paintings. They read the Gingerbread Man and
made gingerbread cookies—yum yum! The children enjoyed White Day. They
wore white clothing and ate all white snacks—coconut water, vanilla yogurt, and
white chocolate pretzels to help identify the color.
February
Birthdays
14 Jonathan Andrews
Mrs. Beasely’s Three-Day Class studied winter weather and made snowy
paintings and snowflakes. The children began the Sound Table Game and had
fun learning the letter L. To help reinforce the letter sound, they made Little
Lamb pictures and Leaf rubbings.
14 Richie Harrington
Mrs. Neuman and Mrs Stollewerk’s Five-Day Class units were winter
weather, Arctic animals, and hibernation. Making polar bears with their version
of “fur” was a big hit with the children. (Try mixing shaving cream with glue—
it is so cool!) The much anticipated Sound Table Game began with the study of
the letter L. Everywhere you looked there were activities and manipulatives to
introduce the letter L: lacing, Legos, and Lincoln Logs to name a few. The
children were brave and tasted new foods that began with L at snack time. A
special celebration was held for the 10th Anniversary of the book Llama Llama
Red Pajama. The children came to school in their pjs and had fun creating
llamas during art and eating llama biscuits.
17 Glen Patteson
Both the Three and Five Day teachers have been busy with student
evaluations. Parent / teacher conferences will be scheduled soon, and these
evaluations will be reviewed with parents.
Chapel is always a special time for the children. We learned about Jesus as a
Boy, Jesus in the Temple, and Let the Little Children Come to Me. We always
enjoy our visits to Chapel.
Preschool Registration
Registration for Faith members and returning
students will open February 1 st and run through
the month of February. Please remember to submit
the $125.00 deposit to Director Sharon Stollewerk
to reserve a spot for your child. Registration will
open to the general public in March. For more
information please call 379 -7074.
14 Carolyn Zipp
18 Kaleigh Lange
18 G. P. Day
18 Clara Fischer
18 Nancy Estes
20 Amy Casey
20 Sara Benner
21 Claire Reininger
21 Kent Coleman
22 Dillon Pargmann
26 Cathy Mauermann
27 Melba Govett
27 Nancy Frase
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FE BRU AR Y
WELCOME TO THE FAMILY OF FAITH! Vivian
Leigh Vogel, daughter of Robby and Tricia
Vogel, was received into the Kingdom of God
through the Sacrament of Holy Baptism on
January 25, 2015. Prayers are requested for
Vivian as she begins a New Life in Christ.
WELCOME TO THE FAMILY OF FAITH! Tyler
Mark Parten, son of Hunter and Christie Parten,
was received into the Kingdom of God through
the Sacrament of Holy Baptism on January 25,
2015. Prayers are requested for Tyler as he
begins a New Life in Christ.
February
Anniversaries
07 Matt & Julie
Sherwood
18 Kent & Tammy
Coleman
25 Dave & Jennifer
Benner
Christian Cupboard Item of the Month Food Drive
Congratulations:
Caleb and Jessica
Ramos, who were
blessed with the
birth of their
daughter, Mallory
Amelia, on
January 8, 2015,
in San Marcos,
Texas. Proud
grandparents are
Manuel and Sara
Ramos.
The Social Concerns Committee continues to sponsor the Item of the Month
Food Drive to benefit the Christian Cupboard. For the month of February, the
Christian Cupboard states that their most needed item is coffee. This includes
any type of coffee, ground, instant, flavored, etc.
Please bring your donations through February 28th and place them in the basket
in the Narthex marked Christian Cupboard. Items of the month for the next two
months are as follows: March, canned beans, and April, canned fruit. Faith’s
members have always been wonderful supporters of the Christian Cupboard, and
the Social Concerns Committee thanks you for your continued generosity. You
have helped us make the Item of the Month Food Drive a success!
New Monday Morning Prayer Group
Anyone interested in participating in a new prayer group is invited to meet on
Monday mornings at 6:50 AM in the small kitchen for coffee and donuts with
prayer to begin at 7:00 AM. The focus of this prayer group will be to pray for
our congregation in its time of transition. All are welcome!
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Church Council Communication Corner
Church Council meets the second Tuesday of every month at 6:30 PM with
agenda-setting meetings on the first Tuesday of the month also at 6:30 PM.
Any member of the congregation who would like to bring something before
the council is encouraged to contact any council member or attend the
agenda-setting and council meetings for the month.
Highlights from the January Council Meeting:

The Church Council is in the process of securing pulpit supply pastors to
begin performing worship services the first week of February.
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The Council has initiated the search for an Intentional Interim Pastor.
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The Task Force has begun organizing the many recommendations
received in the Church Doctor's report. Anyone who still wants a copy of
the report is welcome to contact the church office.
MAY THE LORD BLESS
AND COMFORT THE
FAMILY OF:
Mr. Andrew Dalton, brotherin-law of John and Casi
Wilke. Mr. Dalton passed
through death into Eternal
Life on January 8, 2015, in
Garden Ridge, Texas.
Funeral services were held
on January 14th.
Social Concerns Committee to Sponsor
San Antonio Food Bank Distribution
Faith’s Social Concerns Committee has partnered with the San Antonio Food
Bank to distribute food to approximately 150 - 200 Seguin and Guadalupe
County residents. The committee is seeking volunteers who are willing to
lend a hand on Saturday, March 7th, from 9:30 AM to12:30 PM. Volunteers
will be tasked with unloading boxes of food from a refrigerated Food Bank
truck, breaking down boxes, and/or putting individual food items into bags
that will then be placed in trunks of cars in a drive-through line in the east
parking lot.
Anyone interested in helping should look for the sign-up sheet on the kiosk
in the narthex. Response to the initial announcement was good; however, 10
or 12 more people are still needed. Please consider volunteering your time
for this worthy community service project. If you are unable to help in
March, save the date of Saturday, June 6th, because that is when a second
distribution day has been scheduled.
Lenten Season Schedule Announced
The season of Lent is right around the corner with Ash Wednesday falling on
February 18th. All the evening worship services will begin at 7:00 PM. This
includes Ash Wednesday, midweek Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, and
Good Friday worship services. The Wednesday night Lenten meals will be
served beginning at 5:30 in the LEC. You are invited each Wednesday
during Lent to gather for supper and worship as we prepare our hearts and
minds and look to the cross during the 40 days of Lent.
Regular Wednesday night activities will temporarily change schedule during
Lent. Beginning February 18th the Handbells will practice at 5:30 PM, and
the Chancel Singers will practice immediately following midweek worship.
MAY THE LORD BLESS
AND COMFORT THE
FAMILY OF:
Mrs. Vivian Nesloney, sister
of Sammie Gibson. Mrs.
Nesloney passed through
death into Eternal Life on
January 11, 2015, in
Gonzales, Texas. Funeral
services were held in
Gonzales on January 14th.
MAY THE LORD BLESS
AND COMFORT THE
FAMILY OF:
Mr. Lester Brawner, brotherin-law of Lenoir and Jim
Hilbert. Mr. Brawner passed
through death into Eternal
Life on January 25, 2015, in
Seguin. Funeral services
were held at Christ Lutheran
Church of Elm Creek on
January 28th.
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FE BRU AR Y
In case anyone
was wondering…
Faith does have
WiFi access on
the church
grounds. The
password is
Faith1326. Those
who wish to
connect their
device (smart
phone, laptop,
tablet, ipad, etc.)
are welcome to
login using the
password.
Sunday School is back in full swing for the new year. We started the year
with sandbox stories by Diana Ball and a craft by Vicki Bierstedt. Both of
these activities reinforced the 10 Commandments for the children. Parents
are encouraged to keep the children’s craft projects and to allow them to
refer to it throughout the month.
We have some exciting lessons and activities planned in February. Please
join us each Sunday at 10:30 AM for class. Remember to bring a friend!
A reminder to parents...there is NO SUPERVISION for your children until
10:30! Please keep your children with you after church until you walk them
to the choir room for class.
If you have not turned in your time and talent sheet (or if you did and
weren't sure what to mark) and would like to help with Sunday School or
any other aspect of Parish Education, please notify the church office or
contact Amy Casey.
Children
listen
intently to
sandbox
stories.
This handson activity
is always a
big hit.
FAITH on Tour
50th Anniversary Celebration
To Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Faith Lutheran Church in
2016, we are taking our FAITH on Tour!
Mission:
Serve God’s people in our community.
Celebrate the History and Future of Faith Lutheran Church.
Your Task:
We need you to think of a community place or group you would like to
serve, organize, and perform a service project for them with the
support of the 50th Anniversary Task Force
and celebrate 50 years of Faith.
Contact Amy Cantrell with your ideas for service.
830-556-6711 or [email protected]
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MEN OF FAITH
The Men of Faith Lutheran Church will meet in the Activity
Center from 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM for breakfast and a
devotional on Saturday, February 21st.
WOMEN OF FAITH IN FEBRUARY
HOPE CIRCLE—Thursday, February 19th, 2:00 PM at the home of
Carolyn Westerholm, 1567 Golden Sage
CHARITY CIRCLE—Monday, February 16th, 7:00 PM at the home of
Deloris Atzger, 1249 FM 467
LOVE CIRCLE—Tuesday, February 17th, 9:30 AM in the Activity Center
From Faith…to Faith
The 1890 Zion Lutheran Church was
recently restored and moved to its
current location as part of the village at
the Texas Agricultural Education and
Heritage Center on Cordova Road.
In 1952 a Bible was purchased by
Faith Lutheran church of Bellaire,
Texas. In 1966 this Bible was given
to the new mission congregation in
Seguin also known as Faith
Lutheran Church. Having been used
for over 64 years, the Bible’s
binding was broken and difficult to
handle. A new Bible was recently
given to us as a memorial gift.
Therefore, on February 27th this
original Bible, which was used in
Faith’s first worship service held at
Seguin High School, will be given to
the recently restored 1890 Zion
Lutheran Church, located in the
Pioneer Village at the Texas
Agricultural Educational and
Heritage Center on Cordova Road.
February 27th marks the first day of
Faith’s 50th year. This will be one of
the “Fifty Projects in Fifty Weeks”
included in the Faith on Tour events
to celebrate the anniversary.
Congratul ations
To:
Jason and Cori
(Blaschke)
Bloch who
were united in
holy marriage
on January 2,
2015 in
Dripping
Springs, Texas.
The flower chart for
2015 is posted on the
bulletin board outside
the office. If you would
like to provide flowers
this year, please sign up
for the Sunday of
your choice. Placing
altar flowers can be a
nice way to
commemorate a
birthday, anniversary,
or honor loved
ones who are
no longer with us.
Camp Eagle
Wednesdays Are Fun Too!!
We currently have a few extra
spots available for Camp Eagle
the week of July 26-31. At this
point, we would like to extend
registration to friends and
family who have completed
grades 6-12, who are nonmembers. Contact Mark at
the church office if you have
any further questions.
Don’t forget to invite, invite, invite!!
Menu for February
February 4 - Groundhog Stew
February 11 - Peek-A-Boo Pie
February 18 - Chicken (Jr/Sr High)
Lenten Dinner
February 25 - Tacos (Senior High)
Lenten Dinner
ROCK ON FOR LIFE
Junior High This Month!
Rock On For Life 2015 will be on
Sunday, February 22, 2015 at
St. James Catholic Church Family
Center from 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
More information to come soon!
The Junior High Youth will be attending the Quake
youth event in San Antonio from February 13-15.
This will be a fun weekend of praise, worship, and
growing in faith. Please keep the following youth
and sponsors in your prayers as they venture to
San Antonio to grow in Christ: Luke Roswell, Rayne
Wegehaupt, Ty Edwards, Alaina Rodriguez, Kate
Sherwood, Mark Westerholm, and Gena Edwards.
Senior High Impact in Chicago
Impact in Chicago will be here before you
know it! We are currently in the process of
setting up hotel and travel arrangements and
should have an exact price in the coming
weeks. Stay tuned for more info!
A big thank you goes out to all of
you for your thoughts and prayers
for our youth as they trekked the
snowy mountains of Northern
New Mexico! Great times were
had by all and many memories
were made.
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OUR LOVE AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO
Jeff Mueller
Allan Dreibrodt
Phoebe Weise
Kelton Lange
Sydney Brucks
Tootsie Rodgers
Steve Shashack
Donald Jackson
Nora Lavalett
Dorothy Burris
Jody Dixon
Lillian Lippe
Ronnie Glenewinkel
Jamie Shashack
Ken Pfeil
Glenda Leiber
Jim Leiber
Laura Nash
Bill Mires
Julie Sagebiel
Danny, friend of Ben and Phoebe Weise
Allison Goodson, friend of Janyce Dreibrodt
Mildred Weaver, friend of Fred and Sue Blumberg
Dianne Levy, daughter of Sue and Chunkie Harwell
Donna Becker, sister of Debbie Lehmann
Reid Strauss, great-grandson of Carla Anderson
John Murray, brother of Sandy Wille
Marilyn McLauchlan, mother of Jamie Shashack
Michelle Jesse, niece of Janet Wolber
Nancy Mercer, friend of Kim, Deborah, and Diane
Judy Spruce, sister of Patty Fox
Debbie Dykes, friend of Doris Beicker
Kim Isaacs, sister of Kristin Moum
Ana Maria Rush, friend of Al and Debbie Bacon
Kathy Spitler, friend of Marvin and Loretta DeLong
Kenny Dykes, brother of Sharon Westerholm
Max Owens, brother-in-law of Sammie Gibson
Melissa Kaiser, sister of Cori Bloch
Miles Takington, friend of Cliff and Debbie Lehman
Betty Wiederstein, sister of Dorothy Burris
Marilyn Lubbering, niece of Dorothy Burris
Shirley Masterson, relative of Ruby, Mona & Roxanne
Sara Rainwater, friend of Allan and Janyce Dreibrodt
Ted Andrews, father of Mike Andrews
Judi Pyburn, sister of Jerry Vogel
Audrey/Amelia Hettinger, friends of Margie Campbell
Ray Speight, brother of Barbara Hilbert
Bridgette Smith, great-great niece of Clara Fischer
Barbara Harborth, sister of Linda Foreman
Peggy Staton, friend of Faith Lutheran Church
Emmett Engelke, friend of Ted and Doris Engelhardt
Corinne and Paul Becker, family of Don/Emma Jean Becker
Eric Moum, brother of Kristin Moum
LeAnn Kenworthy, friend of Doug and Vicki Bierstedt
Clara Lindig, mother of Melvin Lindig
Marilyn King, friend of Steve and Susan Foerster
Jo Ann Hoel, cousin of Anita Hoff
Kim Nelson, cousin of Betty Moltz
Abbey Wilkens, daughter of Nick and Ashley Wilkens
Helen Walker, grandmother of Sara Edwards
George Sullivan, brother of Julia Glenewinkel
Doug Brown, brother of Sammie Pooley-Means
Michelle Waag, friend of Cliff and Debbie Lehmann
Brenda Hodge, step-mother of Richard Hodge
Father Dennis Darilek, Priest at St. James Catholic Church
Felix Garza , friend of Katharine Schievelbein
Sheryll Tovar , friend of Katharine Schievelbein
Kenny Corby, son-in-law of Chunkie and Sue Harwell
Charles Ratliff, father-in-law of Diane Ratliff
Cristo Rey Lutheran Church, Pharr, Texas
Art Hiltgen, brother/uncle of Glenda Leiber/Nicole Dietz
Nora Naumann, friend of Wallace and Coreen Dube
Felix Hahn, Jr., father of Margie Campbell
Ron Ridge, father of Syndra Schulze
Pam Taggart, sister of Lisa Lohmeyer
Kathy Gorman, friend of Dolly West
Barbara Roesler, cousin of JoAnn Bogisch
Barbara Campbell, mother of Jonathan Campbell
Dianne Mueller, mother of Mike Mueller
Wanda Linsey, sister-in-law of Ruby Linsey
Rebecca Haskin, niece of Carolyn Sagebiel
Leigh Couch, sister of Kathy Ersch
Glen, Gene, and Wanda Badgett, family of Clara Fischer
Nancy Rodgers, sister of Damon Rodgers
John Brannan, friend of Steve and Susan Foerster
Diane Allbaugh, friend of Birdie Kuempel
Faye Henze, sister of Birdie Kuempel
Lessie Shashack, mother of Steve and Jamie Shashack
Marti Radicke, friend of the Reiningers
Pat Armour, friend of Fred and Sue Blumberg
Mary Moss, cousin of Jo Ann Bogisch
Amy McCallick, friend of the James Walker Family
Edward Marquardt, brother of Sherline Bogisch
Clay Brawner, cousin of Rusty Reininger
Erika Dubois, mother of Patrick Lang
Willie Mae Brondstad, mother of Donna Boelter
Landon Douglass, friend of Lisa Lohmeyer
Steve Koehler, son of Charles Koehler
Marjorie Treadaway, mother of Phoebe Weise
Tuddy and Jeanette Dietz, friends of Chris/Nikki Lange
Family of Clyde Weikert, friends of Tim Bogisch Family
Rose Hunt, friend of Faith Lutheran Church
Herb and Helen Roberts, friends of Bill Keller
Cherie Almand, friend of Vanita Hodge
Sandra Aadland, mother of Kolleen Kallus
Richard Luensmann, friend of the Reiley Family
Mary Herrera, friend of Irene Menn
Nancy Bittrich, sister of Susan Wuest
Nancy Swanger, friend of Lisa Lohmeyer
Ron Marcotte, friend of Ted and Doris Engelhardt
Michael Kunze, friend of Jesse and Deloris Atzger
Family of Brittane Flowers, friend of James Lange
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FAITH WORKERS FOR FEBRUARY 2015
FEBRUARY 1ST
CO MMUNIO N
ASSISTANTS
USHERS
LAY READER
ALTAR
Set Up
GUILD
Clean Up
NURSERY
HELPERS
GREETERS
ACOLYTES
COMMUNION
COUNT
LOCK UP
USHERS
Sunday School
Church
FEBRUARY 8TH
FEBRUARY 15TH
FEBRUARY 22ND
Mary Flippin
Amy Cantrell
Count: Mary/David B
Lock Up: David Brucks
Jesse Atzger, Cpt.
Dickie Ullrich
David Moltz
Fred Blumberg
Count:
Karen Huff
David Brucks
Lock Up:
Melvin Boelter, Cpt.
Doug Bierstedt
John Kuempel
Kirby Fransen
Kitty Keller
Karen Huff
Count: Amy/Karen
Lock Up:
Chris Lange, Cpt.
John Hoff
Bryan Terp
Mike Andrews
Larry Lippe
Count:
Doug Eckhardt
David Brucks
Lock Up: David B
Ed Engelhardt, Cpt.
Joyce Engelhardt
Pat Sagebiel
Missy Sagebiel
Georgie Dittrich
Colleen Eckhardt
Margit Thurston
Susan Foerster
Lydia Whitwell
Tiffany Bogisch
Tiffany Bogisch
Sharon Stollewerk
Clarice Ullrich
Mike Andrews
Tim Bogisch
Colleen Eckhardt
Margit Thurston
Susan Foerster
Lydia Whitwell
Tiffany Bogisch
Tiffany Bogisch
Margit Thurston
Dolly West
Bill Keller
Canaan Casey
Blake Pruitt
Tiffany Bogisch
Tiffany Bogisch
Ron Vanbeek
Joan Vanbeek
Cori Taylor
Alexander Taddy
Kate Sherwood
Ty Edwards
LENTEN WORKERS
FEBRUARY 18TH
FEBRUARY 25TH
7:00 PM: Jud Alexander Count:
Mary Flippin
Jud Alexander
Count: Jud Alexander
Lock Up: Jud Alexander Lock Up: Jud Alexander
Clem Howe, Cpt.
Gina Mannel, Cpt.
Jan Howe
Kaelin Casey
Ted Engelhardt
Ronnie Foreman
Bill Ermel
Anita Hoff
Terry Freeman
Tiffany Bogisch
Tiffany Bogisch
Carolyn Westerholm
Lydia Whitwell
Paetyn Franks
Luke Roswell
FEBRUARY 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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HOLY COMMUNION Prayer Group
Council Board
Sewing 9:00 AM
Al-Anon
6:50 AM
6:30 PM
WWF 4:00 PM
10:00 AM
WORSHIP 9:00 AM
Women's
Handbells 6:00 PM
CWU Forum
STUDY
10:30 AM
Noon
Committee MeetingsConfirmation 6:45 PM
Meeting
LEC Rental
Bible Study
7:00 PM
Choir 7:00 PM
9:00 AM
6:30 PM
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WORSHIP 9:00 AM
Prayer Group
Retired Teachers
Sewing 9:00 AM
Al-Anon
STUDY
10:30 AM
6:50 AM
9:00 AM A.C.
WWF 4:00 PM
10:00 AM
Women's
Church Council
Handbells 6:00 PM
BLOOD DRIVE
Noon
6:30 PM
Confirmation 6:45 PM AC Rental
10:00 AM - NOON
Bible Study
AC Rental - 6:30 PM
Choir 7:00 PM
11 AM - 2 PM
AC Rental
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HOLY COMMUNION Prayer Group
Love Circle
Sewing 9:00 AM
Hope
Al-Anon
Men of Faith
6:50 AM
9:30 AM
Handbells 6:00 PM
Circle
10:00 AM
8:30 AM
WORSHIP 9:00 AM Women's Noon
Supper 5:30 PM
2:00 PM
A.C.
STUDY
10:30 AM
Bible Study Prayer and Healing
Church 7:00 PM
Charity Circle
Service
Choir after Church
AC Rental
AC Rental
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
6:00 PM
2:00 PM
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HOLY COMMUNION Prayer Group
Sewing 9:00 AM
Al-Anon
6:50 AM
Handbells 6:00 PM
10:00 AM
WORSHIP 9:00 AM
Women's
Supper 5:30 PM
STUDY
10:30 AM
Noon
Church 7:00 PM
Bible Study
Choir after Church
Faith Lutheran Church
1326 E. Cedar Street
Seguin, Texas 78155
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH COUNCIL
Jud Alexander, Vice President…...Mission Outreach Committee
David Brucks, Treasurer…...Junior High Youth Committee
Doug Eckhardt, Asst. treasurer…...Stewardship Committee
Karen Huff…...Preschool Committee
Mary Flippin…...Senior High Youth Committee
Amy Cantrell…...Social Concerns Committee
Kitty Keller…… Property Management Committee
Newly elected Council Members to be installed in February
Ed Engelhardt, Derick Kauitzsch, and Albert Menn
CHURCH STAFF
 Pastoral Intern……….Philip Daniels
 Office Manager…Cathy Wensinger
 Comm. Director……..Teressa Cope
PRESCHOOL & EXTENDED
CARE
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Director/Teacher……….....Sharon Stollewerk
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Teacher & Ext Care Aide…....Paula Neuman
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Preschool Teacher…………..Angela Beasley
 Parish Education……...Amy Casey
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Preschool Aide…………..…..Georgie Dittrich
 Youth Director….Mark Westerholm
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Volunteers……………..Nancy Estes
 Youth Assistant………..Jon Bostick
 Organist/Choir………Annette Stout
 Handbell Dir….Roxanne Heckmann
 Custodian…...Janiece Schwarzkopf
INSIDE YOUR FEBRUARY
NEWSLETTER
Birthdays / Blood Drive / Annual Mtg
2
Preschool News / Birthdays
3
Anniversaries / Baptisms / Cupboard
4
Council Corner / Food Bank / Lent
5
Sunday School / 50th Anniversary
6
Women / Men / Bible Donation
7
Youth Page
8
Becky Moore
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MMO Teacher…...…………..Candi Andrews
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MMO Aide & Extended Care
Teacher……………….………....Sheri Scaief
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Extended Care Aide………..…...Macy Glass