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You Raise Me Up: England X ReaderOkay so this is a sequel to 'You'll Be In My Heart'. I got I think two requests to make a second part, and this song just felt right, so here it goes. Also the version of this song that I've been inspired by is the Celtic Women one, and I put a link in the description. Alright, here goes nothing!!----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------April 23rdIt'd been a year since _______ moved out of Arthur's house to rule over her own land. She was a relatively peaceful and high spirited country, making friends here and there, but she never stopped thinking about the person who raised her. That was why she was hosting a huge banquet back at her palace for Arthur's birthday, inviting all the countries she could. _______ decided against telling Arthur that the whole celebration was for him until he got there. She knew how m
Freedom: Pirate!England X Reader_______ sat upright in bed, cold sweat dripping down the side of her face. Lightning flashed purple and the booming thunder followed. She sighed and threw off the silk covers, 'Just another damn nightmare', she thought and walked over to her balcony window. ______ loved storms, she loved rain, she loved pretty much anything wild and free. Being the princess and heir to the throne of England, she was expected to be everything but free. It was going to be her 19th birthday in a couple of days also meaning that her stepmother was going to marry her off to some suck up noble's son and bare children. She shuddered furiously, trying to shake that thought out of her mind._______ threw open the curtains to be greeted by the brightest flash of lightning and furious rain pounding on the glass, beckoning her to come outside. She looked down at herself. Wearing nothing but a sleeveless, short, cream, satin sleeping gown. Her (h/c) hair fell lazily to the small of her bac
Request:Drunken Fool England X Crossdresser!ReaderYou looked up from your laptop, it was midnight and everything was silent, until:"God save our *hic* gracious queen. Long live our noble *hic*....FUCK YOU HICCUPS, NOW I HAVE TO BLOODY START ALL OVER AGAIN!!...God save our gracious queen, long live our *hic* noble queen. God, fucking save the queen or I shall go all *hic* pirate on you, bloody git!! No wait, I'm Catholic I can't say that. No, Protestant, oh screw it, I don't care. Send her some *hic* rum and scotch, and *hic*-BLOODY HELL, NEVERMIND." You listened to the familiar voice. No, it couldn't be."________! I know this is your house, love! Get the fuck out here and *hic* great your best friend!" Apparently it was. Ladies and gentlemen, Arthur Kirkland has intoxicated himself........again. You facepalmed, though you were laughing. You strolled towards your open window and stuck your head out leaning on the ledge. There h
Atta Girl: Dad!2p! America X Teen!ReaderSMACK! One down, two to go., Al smiled murderously at the other two drunks that were still alive. They stared at the red-eyed American in utter fear."It's the devil! The devil has come to kill us!" They screamed like a bunch of idiots. The chubbier one stumbled over the skinny one as they began to back up, resulting in both of them landing on their asses. Al snickered, and spun the nailed bat between is his middle and pointer finger as he slowly advanced towards them."I'm not the devil you dumbasses. More like your worst nightmare." He sneered. With only two swings of his bat, both drunks were lying dead and bloodied on the concrete floor of the alley. Al sighed, while casually wiping some smeared blood of his face and walking behind one of the dumpsters where a crying little girl (around three years old) was huddled up, hiding her face in her hands."Yo, kiddo, you okay?" The American asked awkwardly, crouching
Clumsy: Italy X Reader'First time when I saw your eyesBoy you looked right through me, hm hmPlay it cool, but I knew you knewThat cupid hit me, hm hm'It was your first day of high school at Hetalia high. Just moved into town, in a new house, with new friends, and pretty much, new everything. Your dad dropped you off in front of the huge building, and you jumped out, slipping your headphones on and listening to some loud music as you walked up the stairs. People stared, how could they not? You were a new face, a pretty one at that, but you weren't one to be shy about stuff like that. You let the pairs of eyes burn through you as you strode up the steps to the front entrance."______! Hey!" Someone called from behind you. It was your next door neighbor, Eliza. You turned around and gave her a warm smile. You talked for a while as you walked past the soccer field to get to the the science building. Just for a second your attention turned to the group of boys on the field and to your unfort
Smile, Damn it! Romano X ReaderWARNING: I do curse in this story, like a lot. And my apologies for people who don't approve of stuff like that, I'm trying to stop, but it's like a drug and it's addicting. That probably makes no sense, but again: Sorry for people who don't like cursing.You followed Romano out of the conference room after the pointless World Meeting crap was over. All those countries just fought over land and other countries, causing more tension and useless arguments. Today was especially painful, because they were fighting over you. It was quite awkward."Damn potato loving bastardo. Why can't-a he just leave-a mio fratello alone, eh? And that son of a bitch-a Spain! What the hell is wrong with him?! He keeps pinching my-a damn cheek, telling me I look-a like a tomato!" Romano muttered as he walked fast out the door, with you at his tail. When he was mad, he was also a bit clumsy and dimwitted."Hey, Rom
Freedom: Pirate!England X Reader 3What was she to do? 'Quick _______, think of something' She thought to herself looking around the cabin desperately. She didn't want to go home just yet, not when there was so much adventure out there. Think, think, think, think, aha! Then it hit her, _______ hid a dagger in her boot and decided to practice her acting."Oh my goodness! Is someone out there? Please help me!" _______ cried in the most pitiful voice she could muster. Suddenly the door flew off it's hinges and landed flat on the floor. A man in a red uniform holding a musket stood in the doorframe, with his chest puffed out and a scowl on his face. _______ stifled her laugh, and kept up the act."Oh good sir! Are you here to rescue me? Please help me!" She cried again and put her hands up in a praying motion. The soldier lowered his gun, seeing her pathetic and harmless state."Are you alright miss?" He asked, straightly, and __
The Thrills of Halloween: Magic Trio X ReaderThe last class of the day was over, and ______ jumped out of her seat, shoving past the other students in the halls of Hetalia High. She ran up the narrow spiraling stairs that lead to the abandoned tower, which was said to be haunted by the ghosts of executed prisoners. That was one of the reasons the Magic Club had picked that place as their hang out. ______, burst open the door with a loud BANG, causing the trio to jump in unison. The floating books and papers dropped to the floor, and the magical creatures hid behind whatever they could find."Bloody hell, ______! You scared us all half to death!" Arthur exclaimed, after he'd picked up his fallen wand. _______ mumbled an apology before quietly shutting the door again and walking to the large table that was piled with spell book and drawings."What's the hurry?" Lukas asked in his usually blunt tone, his eyes glassy with boredom. ______ beamed at her best friend
Freedom: Pirate!England X Reader 8She could still feel it. His lips on hers, her hands in his hair. She could still taste it. The strong, yet enticing flavor of cocorum. But worst of all, she still missed it. How hard she tried for the past two weeks, to hide that feeling of desire, no matter how hot it burned. Well, it was out now, escaping through her rebellious tears as she sat in the corner of the captain's quarters. Hugging her knees to her chest, and curling up, as if that would make her invisible, or take away the humiliation and shame she felt. She planned to sit like that until morning.Well it was morning, and Arthur never came back to his room. In a way, it was a good thing that _______ didn't have to face him just yet, but it would only be more awkward if the whole damn crew was there. The princess sighed Oh well, with luck we'll meet up with (bitch name) so I can stick a sword right up her-"_______?" Alfred op
Dad!EnglandxChild!Reader: Daddy, I made scones!"Daddy! Daddy! Daddy! Daddy!" you giggled as you ran to your dad, who was asleep on the sofa. You grabbed the back of the couch and started swinging your stubby legs over, only to misplace your foot and land on your dad…on your back. You started wiggling so you could rest on your stomach, kicking your dad in the process. "Daddy! Daddy! Daddy! Daddy! Wake up!" You giggled and grinned as you tugged your dad's messy hair.Arthur slowly opened his eyes, finding his little sweetheart on his stomach, giggling and full of energy."Daddy! You're awake!"Arthur smiled, "Yes I am, sweetheart." Your eyes closed in contentment. You loved it when he called you that. He ruffled up your hair, resulting to more giggles from you. "Now, why are you so frivolous all the sudden?""Because," you giggled. You could never stop giggling. "I wanna make scones!"Arthur's eyes lit up. "Really?
EnglandxDaughter!Reader There Goes My LifeAll he could think about was I'm too young for thisGot my whole life hell I'm just a kid myself how am I gonna raise one?Arthur nervously paced the floors. 'How the HELL could I have gotten her pregnant?!' He thought to himself. He was just seventeen, and he made one HUGE mistake. He went to a crazy party, got drunk, had sex, then he knocked a girl up. How could this be happening?! His life was over now...He had a child on the way.All he could see were his dreams going up in smokeSo much for ditching this town and hanging out on the coastOh well those plans are long gone and he saidThere goes my lifeThere goes my futureMy everything might as well kiss it all goodbye.There goes my life.Arthur stared at the child in his arms. "Uh...Hello (Name). I'm your father..." He said.You opened your eyes and looked up to him, revealing stunning (E/C) eyes."I hope you know because of you, my life is over..." He frowned, looking down to you. All of the things he wanted to do
England x Child!Reader -Your p.o.v- Run. That was the only thought that ran through my head. I was a small country, and I had stayed out to late, and now the darkness was getting to me. Every sound I heard, scared me even more. The trees seemed to want to reach out and grab me, every howl I heard seemed to echo from behind. While I ran, I tripped over my own feet, and I fell to the ground. I now lay on the ground, curling up in a little ball, and began to cry. "Someone...help m-me..." I whimpered, shutting my eyes tight. I didn't dare move, feeling that something might get me if you did. I felt as you would die. -England's p.o.v- "Damn, I stayed out to long due to America and his stupid party." I said to myself, sighing in annoyance. I walked through the woods, since it was a shortcut to my house. But while walking, I swore I could hear soft cries. A child? That's what is sounded like. Hearing the cries continue, I headed in their direction, becoming worried. I steppe
England x Reader - Don't Call Me During Doctor Who It was a Saturday night and I sat on the couch, my legs pulled up to my chest and my friend, Alfred, watching baseball next to me. He kept slapping my leg and shouting at the screen. I sighed and leaned my head on my hand. "Hey Alfred?" I said. "What?" he pulled his eyes away from the screen long enough to give me an irritated look. "I think I'm gonna go over to Arthur's and-" He looked at me all panicked and checked the time on his phone, "Oh I wouldn't go over there now." I raised an eyebrow, "Why's that?" He snorted and handed me his phone, returning his gaze to the screen, "Go ahead and try to even CALL him. He won't want to talk." Snatching the phone from him, I punched Arthur's number in the held the phone to my ear. It rang forever before going to voice mail. Irritated, I called again. Again, it went to voice mail. I began to get worried. I called again then turned to Alfred. "What's wrong? Is he hurt or something?" "Oh
England X Baby!Reader: Repeated Past Ch. 1Rain poured down at a gallon-per-second rate, drowning out the sounds of heavy panting. The (h/c) female darted about the streets of London at around midnight, cradling something in her arms. (E/c) orbs, widened with fear, searched frantically about the abandoned, yet loud area. Looking up ahead, she spotted a rather large house, seemingly cozy and warm, especially in the raging, frozen winds. Using the last bits of her strength, she trudged toward the house, up the steps to a covered patio. Hot tears ran down her face as she placed the object that she was cradling down onto the welcome mat. It was her baby, and she looked like a miniature version of the woman. Same (h/c) locks, that were short and soft, same (e/c) eyes that when were open, gave a new light in whatever place she was in.Leaning down, the female gave her daughter a loving kiss on the temple, fresh tears still making their way down her cheeks. "Good-bye, my angel. Take good care of yourself."She took an enve
The Reason why I do this EnglandxDead!Child!ReaderThe Reason why I do thisEnglandx Dead!Child!Reader Arthur Kirkland had finally finished baking and glazing a batch of scones for the world meeting. Smile on his face he packaged them up and made his way to his car. Maybe today was going to be the day someone will love the scones he made. The Englishman pulled up to the building and brought the food into the meeting room. "Hello everyone. Hope you don't mind but I brought scones as a sign I'm your esteemed host." Almost everyone groaned but accepted the baked good to not be rude. However after on bite those polite countries turned downright sour. Alfred spat out the scone and held his stomach. "Iggy! What do you put in those things! I remembered they were so good when I was small. What happened?" Francis rolled his eyes and threw his out the nearby window. "Obviously he's careless with his cooking. Either that or you've gotten slightly better taste since
Family Matters - Daddy England x Child Reader"Daddy, may I ask you a question?" you inquired of your British father, Arthur, as he had just come home from work. With the time being nine o'clock at night, you were awfully tired but determined to see your father before heading off to bed. Arthur, however, looked dreadfully exhausted as his work day seemed to have taken a toll on him. That being said, no cheery greetings were made between the two of you. As he made his way to the kitchen, Arthur barely seemed to give you a glance."Sure, what is it dear?" Quickly, you followed him into the other room, seeing as he was actually willing to talk to you tonight."Daddy, how much do you make an hour?" A gasp left Arthur's lips as his mind began to wonder why you felt the need to know. He shook his head to rid himself of sleep, seeing as he could barely see straight."Why do you ask such a thing?" he questioned while setting his briefcase
England x Child!Reader-Readers P.O.V-"Come to France~" The man beckoned you."No, come to me. England." The other said.I stared at both the men, not sure as to which one to pick. I looked at the long haired one known as 'France', sure he looked very nice but you had a bad feeling about him. Then I looked at the man with the bushy eyebrows, his smile was sincere and soft."Engwand." I said pointing to him, and then walking over to him. "What?! You chose him?!" The long haired man said, sounding quite upset. "I'm glad you chose me (Country name)." England said with a smile.England picks me up and walks through a big field, leading up to a giant house, where he takes me inside and set me down. "This is your new home (country name), let me show you to the spare room." England said as he picked me up again. As he did so, I looked around in shock at all the pictures and old items on the walls and shelves. I was already starting to like the place.England sets me down in a big room, it had a bed, closet, and a
2P! England x Little! Reader ~Request~A/N:Ummm I didn't say how old you are but probably around 4 years old since you can talk.You sat at home, alone like usual, waiting for your abusive parents to get home at the same time they usually do. Around 9:30 PM they would come home either drunk or high on something and then the would proceed to beat you until either you or them fell unconscious, normally them.8:30 PM came around and your parents where home early, the smell of freshly baked goods came wafting through the house!Your mother came in first and came into the kitchen/Dinning room where you sat on the floor shaking violently. You look up at your mother who was obviously high because her normally small brown eyes where inhumanly large and she was smiling at you bright blue frosting covering her lips as well as parts of her teeth."[Name]...do you want a cupcake?" She asks as your father walks in eating a cupcake with bright pink frosting."N-N-No thank you mommy..." you say your voice getting smaller and
You'll be in my Heart England X Child!Reader_______ ran as fast as her small skinny legs could take her. Her face was stained with frightened tears, clothes were in tatters, and her hair was clumped together by bits of dried mud. How long had _______ been on the run? Even she couldn't tell you. As a new country, she was constantly being chased by bigger nations. Most of them thought her culture and population strange and they picked on her for that. Had they no mercy? Apparently not. She looked behind her as she kept running, a group of men with pitiful weapons cursed and ran after her. Suddenly, _______ felt herself bump into someone and she fell back. Her eyes traveled up the tall pair of legs, that she'd hit, to a young man staring down at her pitiful state. He had uncontrollable blonde hair, abnormally large eyebrows, and emerald green eyes. _______ backed up a little as the man stared at her with a concerned expression."There's the brat!" Someone shouted from behind her. _______ let out a small scream and hid herself behi
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Riverdance will perform for the last time in the Capital Region at the Glens Falls Civic Center on Tuesday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m. for one show only as the tour says "Farewell" to the United States for good this coming June. Tickets at $47 and $57 will go on sale to the public on Saturday, December 10 at 10 a.m. exclusively through New Era Tickets online at GlensFallsCC.com, charge by phone at 1-855-GFCC-TIX (432-2849), or in person at the venue box office.
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Composed by Bill Whelan, produced by Moya Doherty and directed by John McColgan, to date, RIVERDANCE – now in its 17th phenomenal year -- has played over 10,000 performances, been seen live by more than 22 million people in over 350 venues throughout 40 countries across 4 continents. They have traveled well over 600,000 miles (or to the moon and back!), played to a worldwide television audience of 2 billion; sold over 3 million copies of the Grammy Award-winning CD (certified Platinum in the US) and over 10 million videos making it one of the best-selling entertainment videos in the world! RIVERDANCE had its world premiere at the Point Theatre, Dublin, in February 1995, where it opened to unanimous critical acclaim.
An innovative and exciting blend of dance, music and song, RIVERDANCE draws on Irish traditions and the combined talents of the performers propel Irish dancing and music to the present day capturing the imagination of audiences across all ages and cultures. This extraordinarily unique show features an international company all performing to the magic of Bill Whelan's music.
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Eyewitnesses Get It Wrong: An Argument for Data-Driven Decision Making
A nighttime murder took place in 1991 in Linwood, California. Half a dozen teenaged eyewitnesses picked a man out of a lineup and he was eventually convicted. No gun was ever found, no vehicle was identified, and no person was ever charged with driving the vehicle.
For two decades, the convicted man – Francisco Carrillo – maintained his innocence. Eventually, forensic psychologist Scott Fraser got involved. He reconstructed the crime scene with a focus on the lighting. He convinced the judge that the eyewitnesses could not possibly have seen the shooter in the dark well enough to identify him; the witnesses' color perception would have been limited and depth of field would have been no more than 18 inches.
As a result, Carrillo's murder conviction was overturned and he was released from prison after nearly 20 years.
Scott Fraser told this story in a TEDx talk posted in September 2012, "Why Eyewitnesses Get It Wrong." Fraser described how even close-up eyewitnesses can create "memories" they could not possibly have experienced. He explained an important characteristic of human memory: the brain only records bits and pieces of an event or experience.
The different bits are stored in different parts of the brain. When we recall those bits and pieces, we have partial recall at best. From inference and speculation and observations that took place after the event, the brain fills in information that was not originally stored there. Our memories – all our memories – are reconstructed.
Reconstructed memories are a combination of an event and everything that has occurred after the event. They are reconstructed every time we think of them. As a result they can change over time. Therefore, the accuracy of a memory can't be measured by how vivid it is nor how certain we are that it is correct.
In this TEDx talk, Fraser made a couple of recommendations for the criminal justice system. As I was listening to him I thought that these apply to business decisions just as much as to the law. Fraser identified two things are really important for decision making:
- Hard data. Fraser urged us all to be cautious about the accuracy of the memories we know deep in our hearts to be true. Memories are dynamic, malleable, and volatile. When it comes to workplace decisions, these decisions are very often made based on eyewitness accounts, in essence – on the experience and persuasiveness of people. If all our memories – all our experiences – are reconstructed, our business decisions are just screaming for a more objective rationale. And that rationale is the evidence that comes from hard data.
- Analytical skills. Fraser advocates for bringing more science into the courtroom by emphasizing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in law schools. After all, it is law school graduates who become judges. The same is true for business decision making. The volume of data available for use in decision making is ballooning and analytical skills are required to make sense of it. By this I don't mean we all have to become data scientists. But we need to be able to apply logical thinking to the gathering and assessment of information. We need to be able to ask the right questions.
Which initiatives should we invest in? Where should we open a new retail store? What is the best way to retain our most profitable customers? How can we reduce inventory costs? By using analytical skills and basing decisions upon a combination of hard data and experience we are best positioned to avoid big mistakes – some of which could be as significant as sending the wrong guy to jail.
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Jane Crofts says:
What a fantastic connection! Conyeying the importance of evidence based decision making, decisions driven by fact, data and analysis, may seem like a no-brainer to some. However, it can often be hard to get past the organisation's "memories" and "eye-witness" accounts. After all, this "knowledge" comes from the very people who have lived and breathed this organisation for years and years.
I find it is always helpful to have a "non-data" analogy up my sleeve when faced with these speed-bumps and I will certainly add this one to my set!
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KIEV, ukraine — Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko tried to keep his peace plan to settle the conflict with pro-Russian separatists on track in a four-way phone call Sunday with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the leaders of France and Germany.
The two-hour conversation came ahead of a Monday deadline that European Union leaders set for Russia and the separatists to take steps to ease the violence, warning that otherwise they were ready "at any time" to impose further punitive measures.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande encouraged the Ukrainian and Russian presidents to work on meeting the EU conditions, Hollande's office said in a statement.
The EU's demands included the return of three border checkpoints to Ukrainian control, verification of the cease-fire by monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and talks to put Poroshenko's peace plan in place.
The call was the latest in a series of discussions the four leaders have held in recent weeks in an effort to stop the fighting that has killed more than 400 people since April. A cease-fire in place since June 20 has been shaky, with each side accusing the other of numerous violations.
A statement issued by Poroshenko's office said he underlined Ukraine's willingness to maintain the cease-fire at least until Monday evening but expressed concern about the situation, noting what he said were multiple violations of the truce by separatist fighters.
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Monetary versus non-monetary pro-poor growth: Evidence from rural Ethiopia between 2004 and 2009
AbstractThe aim of this paper is to contribute to the debate on the pro-poor growth measurement techniques using monetary versus non-monetary indicators. In this context, an alternative method for introducing non-monetary indicators into monetary pro-poor growth analysis is presented. The method is based on the definition of a Conditional Growth Incidence Curve for each group of households with a common selected non-monetary characteristic. Additional information provided by the Conditional Growth Incidence Curve is useful for a more detailed pro-poor growth analysis. Empirical illustration using data from rural Ethiopia between 2004 and 2009 shows the utility and the limits of each measurement technique. --
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One worship service August 31, 2014 at 10:00 AM followed by a luncheon.
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August Children's Ministry News
As you have probably heard, our 2014 "Weird Animals-Where Jesus' Love Is One-of-a-Kind" VBS was a week enjoyed by all. It was truly a joyful, blessed week. We had the privilege of hosting over 200 young people and 60 adults participated in some capacity. We sang songs, danced, listened to Bible stories, watched puppet shows, made crafts, enjoyed snacks, played games, and spent time in Bible Adventures. We participated in two outreach projects, met new friends, and had lots of fun. We were so pleased to have children join us from 29 different churches.
We were fortunate to have a wonderful Youth Encounter group called Captive Free join us for the week. Paul, Zach, Joanna, Holly, Kelsi, and Elyse helped to fill our church with great songs, dances and puppet shows. These young people came from Michigan, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, California, Texas, and North Carolina. They spend one year traveling across the country helping to spread God's word through their music. They truly helped to make our week one with lots of great memories. We had the Sanctuary rocking!
We ended our week with a pizza picnic lunch and enjoyed a closing program with Jungle Terry with all of our VBS families and friends. I hope that you will take a minute to see all of the pictures from our week together. They are displayed on the bulletin board by the second set of doors. You will get a first hand look at our children, teens and adults in action.
I also want to thank the children, youth, and adults that helped to build our float and walked in the Berea Grindstone Parade. During our VBS week, our 11 on up youth volunteers had a pizza and swim party and on Friday evening, we concluded our VBS activities with a family picnic at the pavilion at Coe Lake. Thanks to all who attended our events and helped to make this such a special week.
A project such as this could never be accomplished without the joining together of so many people with so many different gifts. I want to thank our congregation for their continued support of our Vacation Bible School program. I thank you for giving so generously of your time, talents, and loving care to the children that were given to us for our VBS week. Thank you for reaching out and sharing God's word and love to so many children from St. Paul and our local communities. I hope that you know how much I appreciate all that you have given to our VBS program. It could not have been done without all of you! God bless you.
Susan Moore
August Children's Ministry Calendar
August 3rd 11:00 Leave for Conneaut to visit Jordy
August 10th 9:45-10:45 VBS Volunteer Wrap-up Meeting Sunday School Office Let's share our ideas for 2015!
August 17th 9:15-10:15 Recorders 2:00-3:00 Play Uno with the Aristocrat Kids
August 24th 9:45-10:45 Sunday School Teachers' Meeting Sunday School Office
August 31st 5th Sunday 10:00 Worship
Test Stuff
Test Stuff for April 27, 2014
Worthiness to be suited and right for something
The many names for the Sacrament of the Altar remind us what is happening:
The name "Lord's Supper" reminds us that Jesus is the host of this special meal.
The name "Holy Communion" reminds us that we come together with God and others.
From the Greek word for thanksgiving, the name "eucharist" reminds us that God is the one acting, and that we are thankful for what he has done.
According to what the Bible says about Communion, which of the following statements are true and which are false?
T TRUE We use ordinary bread and wine as the natural elements in Communion.
T TRUE In Communion we truly receive the body and blood of Jesus, because this is what Jesus promised: "this is my body…this is my blood."
F FALSE The bread and wine in Communion cannot possibly be Jesus' true body and blood, because Jesus was a human being.
F FALSE Once the pastor has said the Words of Institution, the elements are no longer bread and wine anymore; they have been transformed into the body and blood of Jesus.
F FALSE Jesus is physically present with us in Communion "in flesh and blood."
F FALSE When we eat the body and blood of Jesus we are acting like cannibals or vampires because we are eating human skin and drinking human blood.
T TRUE When we receive Communion, we are eating bread and wine. It just so happens that this bread and wine are the body and blood of Jesus.
F FALSE We need to make ourselves good enough to receive Communion, by making sure we have not committed any serious sins before we go forward to the altar.
T TRUE When we examine our hearts in confession and prayer, we recognize that we need to be forgiven; we come to Communion to hear that promise from Jesus.
T TRUE We come to Communion because we know and admit that we are sinners.
Short answer questions –
Do we go to the doctor because we are well or because we are sick? How is this similar to the reason we come to Communion?
Test Stuff for Lessons 8 and 9
Presence to "be there" for real (in person)
Holy set apart for God or because of God
Benefit the good we get from something
What is the benefit of such eating and drinking?
It is pointed out in these words: "Given and shed for you for the forgiveness of sins." Through these words, the forgiveness of sin, life, and salvation are given to us in the Sacrament, for where there is forgiveness of sin, there is also life and salvation.
We recognize that God speaks in two important ways: The law includes the conditional commands and requirements of God, showing us our need for forgiveness; The Gospel is the promise that God gives us freely in Jesus Christ.
We receive the benefit of God's promises in faith: forgiveness, life, and salvation.
In what way is Holy Communion the "Last Will and Testament" of Jesus? What are the gifts he has promised to us?
Test Stuff for March 23, 2014
Betray to turn against a friend
Remembrance thinking back what God has done for us
Institute to start an ongoing tradition
Covenant an official agreement, testament, or promise
The three marks of a Sacrament are the three things required for something t be considered a Sacrament in the Lutheran Church. A Sacrament: a) conveys a promise from God, b)is connected to anatural element, and c)was commanded by Christ himself.
When Jesus and the disciples gathered for the Last Supper, they were celebrating the Jewish holiday of the Passover. This was the same night that Judas betrayed Jesus to the authorities for 30 pieces of silver. In Church we often refer to this day in Holy Week as Maundy Thursday.
What is Holy Communion?
It is the true body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ under the bread and wine, given to us Christians to eat and drink, as it was instituted by Christ himself.
Where is this written?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and Paul say: Our Lord Jesus Christ, on the night in which he was betrayed, took bread, and when he had given thanks he broke it and gave it to his disciples saying: Take and eat; this is my body, which is given for you. Do this in remembrance of me. Again, after supper, he took the cup, gave thanks, and gave it to them saying: Take and drink of it, all of you. This cup is the new covenant in my blood, which is shed for you and for all for the forgiveness of sin. Do this, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of me.
What happened to the Israelites in the Old Testament story of the Passover, during the time of Moses? In our lives of faith, what does the blood of Jesus' sacrifice do for us?
Test Stuff for March 16th, 2014
Forgiveness to release or set someone free from the punishment for sin
Penitent to be sorry for our sin and seek to change our ways
Impenitent to not care whether we sin, even when we know something is wrong
Absolution the words that announce God's forgiveness
The "office of the keys" is a name we use to describe the power that Jesus gave his followers to declare God's forgiveness to those who repent, and to declare to those who do not repent that their sins are not forgiven.
Short answer question
In what way is sin like a lock that holds us bound? What does God do to set us free? How do you know that Jesus will do this for you in Communion?
Test Stuff for February 2nd, 2014
Faith to trust in and rely on God
Justified to be made right with God
Regeneration to be restored or made good again
Compare a "God Centered View" of Baptism with a "Human Centered View" of Baptism, by identifying statements associated with each view. In the space below, mark a "G" for God Centered of a "H" for Human Centered:
G Baptism is a promise being made by God to the person being baptized.
H Baptism is a statement of faith being made to God by the person being baptized.
G People may be baptized at whatever age they are presented (infants, children, adults).
H Only people who are already adult believers are allowed to be baptized.
G God can freely show his grace and favor to anyone he chooses.
H God cannot give us a promise unless we already have faith.
G God gives us a promise, so that we will have something we can trust in.
G In Baptism, God announces to the world that we are his children.
H It's better to wait to be baptized, so you can decide for yourself and be in charge.
T (TRUE) God uses the real things of this world to get his work done.
T (TRUE) Jesus authorized and sent his disciples to baptize and teach all nations.
F (FALSE) In certain cases of extreme sin, a person must be re-baptized.
T (TRUE) Sponsors at a child's baptism may also be called "God-Parents."
T (TRUE) It is God's Word that makes Baptism powerful and effective.
The test will be February 16th………
Test Stuff for January 19th, 2014
Deliverance to be rescued or saved from something
Promise the assurance of some good action
Forgive to release someone from the punishment for sin
T (TRUE) In Baptism God gives us the promise of forgiveness and new life
T (TRUE) In Baptism we are adopted into God's family
F (FALSE) God alone is not able to save us, we need to save ourselves.
F (FALSE ) Forgiveness means that God doesn't care whether we sin or not.
What is this Word of God?
It is the Word of our Lord Jesus Christ as recorded in the last chapter of Matthew, "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the HolySpirit." (Matthew 28:19)
Test Stuff for January 12th, 2014
Authorization to grant official power or recognition
Command to order and give direction to
Grace all that God freely gives to us
Sacrament a promise from God attached to a physical sign
F (FALSE) Martin Luther invented Baptism
F (FALSE) Real Christians are those who work hard to earn God's grace
F (FALSE) In the Lutheran Church, we never baptize adults – only babies.
F (FALSE) Only "holy water" that has been specially blessed may be used in Baptism.
T (TRUE) Baptismal Sponsors promise to support the baptized person in their life of faith.
In the Bible, Jesus said that we must be "born again" by water and the Holy Spirit.
What is Baptism?
Baptism is not merely water; it is water used according to God's command and connected with God's Word.
Test Stuff for January 5th, 2014
Means – instrument or tool used to do a job
The two Sacraments recognized by Lutherans are Holy Baptism and Holy Communion. They are sometimes referred to as God's "means of grace."
The three marks of a Sacrament are the three things required for something to be considered a Sacrament in the Lutheran Church. A Sacrament
Conveys a promise from God
Is Connected to a natural element
Was commanded by Christ himself.
One way to remember the meaning of the word "grace" is to think of it as an acronym,, with each letter representing a word. You can define grace in this way…
G.R.A.C.E.= Gifts we Receive And Cannot Earn.
Test Stuff for December 8th, 2013
Devotion – faithful affection and dedication
Contrary – something that goes against or contradicts
T (TRUE) Like a loving parent, God gives good things to his children
T(TRUE) We should pray for both our friends and our enemies
F(FALSE) Prayer is our chance to show-off how religious we are, to God and others
T(TRUE) Prayer is our chance to ask God for what we need
T(TRUE) When we pray, we express our dependence upon God.
Test Stuff for November 24th
Doxology – words of praise and worship to God
The Hebrew word "Hallelujah" means "praise the Lord." Like the conclusion to the Lord's Prayer, it is a simple example of what we call a "doxology" – words through which we give God credit for all the good we experience.
When we say the word Amen, we are saying "Yes, I agree." It is the last word of the Bible.
T (TRUE) To "affirm" our Baptism means we are saying "yes" to the promises of God.
Test Stuff for November 17th
Deliverance—to rescue and save from harm
Grace – Gifts we Receive And Cannot Earn
T (TRUE) In prayer, we should ask for God's will to be done
T (TRUE) God is going to win that final victory over the devil.
T (TRUE) In times of trial, we pray that God would give us strength to trust and to His will.
Test Stuff for November 3rd
Temptation – to face a time of trial and testing
The Small Catechism reminds us that "God tempts no one to sin." The evil tempter in the Bible is the devil.
F (FALSE) If God doesn't answer our prayer we should just stop praying
F (FALSE) Longer prayers are better than shorter prayers
F(FALSE) God likes us to brag about ourselves in prayer
Test Stuff for October 27th
Trespasses - when we "cross the line" into sin
When we pray that God will forgive our sins, we are asking him not to hold our sins against us.
T (True) Because God forgives us, we should forgive others.
Here is the "Test Stuff" for October 20th.
The phrase "daily bread" in The Lord's Prayer includes more than just food; it refers to all the things we need for our everyday life.
F (FALSE) God never really answers people's prayers.
F (FALSE) God's will is not done unless we pray for it.
Dependence - the need to rely on something
Daily Bread - everything required to meet our earthly needs
Here is the "Test Stuff" from our October 6th class
When Jesus talked about the "kingdom of God," he is describing what faith is like in our lives, when God gives us his Holy Spirit, and we believe in God's Word.
Kingdom – rule, reign, goverance.
F (FALSE) The disciples made up the Lord's Prayer in honor of Jesus.
T (TRUE) When we say "thine is the kingdom," we are saying the kingdom belongs to God.
F (FALSE) God's kingdom will not come unless we pray for it.
T (TRUE) Being in God's kingdom means we trust and believe in God.
Also, the test has questions on it that you may want to think about ahead of time. Two of these are…..
If God already knows everything about us, why does God want us to pray?
Why is it when we pray for something, it doesn't always happen the way we might want it to? How is praying different from making a wish?
Here are the questions and answers for the test stuff we learned on September 22nd.
In explaining the way we represent Jesus to others, the Bible says that all Christians are "ambassadors for Christ."
In our everyday lives, we keep God's name 'hallowed" when we seek to live in accordance with God's Word.
F (FALSE) The disciples made up the Lord's Prayer in honor of Jesus
Hallowed to be kept holy, to be honored
Accordance when things match, or go together in harmony
Here is what we went over for our December Lord's Prayer test on September 15th.
Prayer –to call upon or make a request to God.
Jesus often used parables as teaching stories (the word 'parables' is the word students will need to know to fill in the blank).
The Lord's Prayer has seven petitions. Jesus taught us to ask God for what we need.
TRUE Jesus told us we should pray to God.
TRUE Prayer is the means by which we communicate to God.
"ST. PAUL CONFIRMANDS" board in the hallway is missing pictures from 2010 and 2011. If you have an 8x10 or just a snapshot, please bring to the office, we can copy and return to you.
Saint Paul Church is located on the south-east corner of East Bagley Road and Eastland Road in Berea, Ohio.
Our address is: 276 East Bagley Road, Berea, Ohio 44017
From the north take I-71 South to the Bagley Road exit, turn west (right) on Bagley Road, drive 1 mile, the church will be on the left.
From the south take I-71 North to the Bagley Road exit, turn west (left) on Bagley Road, drive 1 mile, the church will be on the left.
From the east or west take I-480 to I-71 South, to the Bagley Road exit, turn west (right) on Bagley Road, drive 1 mile, the church will be on the left.
Parking lot off Eastland Road
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Sermon August 17, 2014 Pastor Pam Kelly
Sermon August 10, 2014 Pastor Tom Henderson
Sermon August 3, 2014 Pastor Tom Henderson
Sermon July 27, 2014 Pastor Pam Kelly
Sermon July 20, 2014 Pastor Pam Kelly
Sermon July 13, 2014 Pastor Tom Henderson
Sermon July 6, 2014 Pastor Tom Henderson
Sermon June 29, 2014 Pastor Pam Kelly
Sermon June 22, 2014 Pastor Tom Henderson
Sermon June 14,2014 Pastor Pam Kelly
Sermon June 8, 2014 Pastor Pam Kelly
What A Savior L Morella 8-17-2014
Eternal Father Strong To Save Congregation 8-10-2014
Ladamus Te M Ghrist & S Metivier - Sopranos 8-3-2014
Give To Jehovah D Young - Baritone 8-3-2014
Vocalise T Jelen -Bassoon 7-27-2014
Et Incarnatus Est C Euype -Soprano, L Foster -Flute, L Cormack -Oboe, T Jelen -Bassoon 7-27-2014
Minuet L Forster & L Cormack -Flutes 7-27-2014
Come Ye Disconsolate C. Coughlin 7-20-2014
Kyrie C. Coughlin 7-20-2014
How Beautiful C. Cain & M. Montag 7-13-14
America D. Young & Congregation 7-6-2014
For The Beauty Of The Earth P. Kelly, S. McLaughlin, S. Siebert Flute Trio 7-6-2014
Trio#1 Allegro P. Kelly, S. McLaughlin, S. Siebert Flute Trio 7-6-2014
Be Thou My Vision P. Kelly, S. McLaughlin, S. Siebert Flute Trio 7-6-2014
The Kingdom Of The Lord B. Hendrix & S. Crawford 6-29-2014
I Have Decided To Follow Jesus Worship Team 6-22-2014
Bist Du Bei Mir S. McLaughlin 6-22-2014
There Is Joy In The Lord Worship Team 6-22-2014
Beautiful Savior L. Hines 6-15-2014
Special duet L. Morella & B Goette 6-8-2014
Allegro P. Kelly, S. McLaughlin & S. Siebert 6-1-2014
Blessed Assurance P. Kelly, S. McLaughlin & S. Siebert 6-1-2014
With Each Passing Moment Covenant Choir 6-1-2014
America The Beautiful L. Heins, M. Kellerstrass, P. Kelly, S. McLaughlin, E. Tully 5-25-2014
American Medley Faithful Ringers 5-25-2014
A Mighty Fortress Is Our God L. Heins, M. Kellerstrass, P. Kelly, S. McLaughlin, E. Tully 5-25-2014
Dona Nobis Pacem Choir Fire 5-25-2014
The Stars And Stripes Forever L. Heins, M. Kellerstrass, P. Kelly, S. McLaughlin, E. Tully 5-25-2014
Go Light Your World Covenant Choir 5-18-2014
Kyrie and Glory To God Worship Team & Congregation 5-11-2014
God Is Good All The Time Worship Team 5-11-2014
Then I Met The Master Praise Choir 5-11-2014
Christ Hath A Garden Covenant Choir 5-4-2014
Colors of Grace Good Friday Cantata 4-18-2014
Sheep and Goats for August—
Love INC
Love In the Name of Christ (Inc) is a ministry that partners with local churches, volunteers, agencies and community organizations to help meet needs. Through Love INC churches and individual members of the Body of Christ come together, cross denominational walls to provide help to those facing crisis
situations in their lives. In 2013, they received 3,598 phone calls. They helped 3,412 individuals with 1,983 needs met. Their total goods and services for the year was $237,060.
Our Music
Saint Paul church offers a wide variety of liturgical music and has choirs and music groups for all ages. You can choose to attend services with traditional or contemporary music most Sundays.
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Traditional Services This Month:
All services
Outreach Programs
St. Paul has many programs and projects that impact the local community as well as the greater world beyond our neighborhood. Many of our members and friends are not aware of these efforts, and the great opportunities they present to show Christ's love to others. Here are some of them:
- Adopt a Platoon: Dave Hall is the coordinator. This project collects cash and material donations. The product is "Care Packages" sent to an isolated US Military unit overseas. "Adopt A Platoon" is a National Organization. See www.adoptaplatoon.org/. We have had about 10 different groups over the years since 2002.
- Community Meal: In cooperation with other Berea churches offers meals on the last Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM to community members. The community meal is currently being held at St. Thomas Episcopal Church.
- Fair Trade Coffee and chocolate sales: Marianne and Bob Trausch are the coordinators. Proceeds go to benefit Lutheran World Relief and the coffee is OUTSTANDING! Watch for Bob in the hallway outside the church office between services.
- Habitat for Humanity: This program provides decent, affordable housing to dramatically change a family's life. The cycle of poverty is broken, health, physical safety and security improve, educational and job prospects increase, a sense of stability and dignity grows and money is freed up for other essential needs. Many of our members work on local building projects. John and Mary Evans serve as fund raising coordinators and also in many other roles.
- Just Like Home: Provides support to Baldwin Wallace college students who sign up to be a part of the group.
- Meals On Wheels: St. Paul's provides the kitchen facilities for this critical local outreach program that provides meals (at a nominal fee) to shut ins and the elderly throughout Berea and adjacent towns. Contact the office if you are able to help with meal delivery or other assistance.
- Pre-School: The Early Education Center provides a quality Christian education for children 3 - 5 years old and offers support and guidance for parents.
- Redeemer Crisis Center: is a ministry serving low income families with meals and the necessities of life. Located on the near west side. We help serve meals, pack groceries and have an ongoing clothing collection. Contact the office if you would like to help.
- Sheep & Goats: This is a project to collect an extra offering in response to the challenge in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 25. "Whatever you did for the least of these …". A different social concern is chosen every month and all donations for the month go there. Recipients have included Lutheran Metro Ministry
- Support for Providence House: Cindy Cain coordinates donations and special projects. Providence house is one of the nation's oldest operating crisis nurseries offering emergency shelter and care to children who are actively at risk for abuse and neglect due to family crisis.
- Youth outreach: TORCH - This is a Saturday program where youth groups from several local churches join forces to help needy people and congregations in the Cleveland area. The kids meet with leaders in the morning and groups are dispatched to places like the LMMO Mens' shelter on Lakeside and St. Herman's monastery. They all meet back at the starting point for pizza around dinner time. Adult helpers are always needed! Contact Pastor Tom for more info.
Our Pastors
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Associate Pastor - Rev. Pam Kelly x208
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Director of Music Ministry - Lois Hines x210
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Director of Children's Ministry - Susan Moore x207
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Assistant Organist - Richard Densmore
Worship Leader - Barbara Tibbitts
Children/Cherub Choirs - Linda Forster
Office - Sherrill Crawford & Rae Batig x200
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Bookkeeper - Lynnette Ozanich
Nursery Care Provider - Gail Brandt
Pastor's Letter
Dear Friends,
I hope you will take the time to look at the various pictures taken at Vacation Bible School. They are located on the Sunday School bulletin board on the hallway by the far set of doors. VBS was held July 7-11 with the theme 'Weird Animals'. Through Bible stories, songs, crafts, and even snacks the children learned: Day 1- Even When You Are Left Out…Jesus Loves You, Day 2- Even When You Are Different… Jesus Loves You, Day 3- Even When You Don't Understand…Jesus Loves You, Day 4- Even Though You Do Wrong… Jesus Loves You, Day 5- Even When You Are Afraid- Jesus Loves You. The children also had an opportunity to share with others. Each day a collection of food and school supplies was received for the local community and change was collected for clean water projects in India. We were blessed with 147 children ages 3-10, 65 helpers ages 11-16, and 68 adults (we'll just leave their ages be) as well as Captive Free, a group of college age students who spend a year sharing ministry throughout the United States with Lutheran Youth Encounter. The children came from 29 different congregations as well as some with no church affiliation. Each year our VBS has grown under the direction of Susan Moore, our Director of Children's Ministries. It was great to see so many people work together to make things flow smoothly. It was a blessed week.
God bless,
Pastor Henderson
Philosophy of the Center
St. Paul Early Education Center is a non-profit Christian center for young children and their families. It is a place where children are encouraged to develop their own unique, individual skills and talents. The center provides a healthy, loving child-centered environment to aid young children in their social, emotional, physical, intellectual and spiritual growth. Programs to support and encourage parents of young children are also provided as an integral part of our program.
The school is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of nine members, two of whom are parents of children in the early education center.
Our faculty has been carefully selected for experience and love of children. All teachers have an Early Childhood Education degree or a Bachelor's Degree in Education. All assistant teachers have experience and an Early Childhood Education degree or certification from the Department of Human Services.
We will follow the vacation schedule of the Berea Public Schools September—May.
3's M—T 9:15 — 11:15 am
*After Christmas 9:15 – 11:45 am
4's W-Th-F 9:15 — 11:45 am
Pre-K T-W-Th-F 12:30 — 3:00 pm
An average day at the center includes, but is not limited to: art, music, dramatic play, language development, listening skills, large and small motor activities, creative play and Bible stories. There is also time for a snack, occasional field trips and special visitors.
Supply/Registration fee: $40 per family plus $10 for each additional child.
2 day 3's 2 hours $85 monthly
(after Christmas 2 1/2 hrs)
3 day 4's 2 1/2 hours $110 monthly
4 day Pre-K 2 1/2 hours $130 monthly
If a second child attends, his/her tuition is reduced $10 each month.
Prices are subject to change at any time at the discretion of the Board of Directors.
There are a limited number of scholarships available to assist with tuition. Decisions, based on need, are made by the Scholarship Committee. All information is kept confidential within the Scholarship Committee. An application is included in each enrollment packet.
Enrollment Information
· A non-refundable fee of $40 per family plus $10 for each additional child registered is due with the application.
· Children must be 3 by October 1 for the 3-year-old class and 4 by October 1 for the 4-year-old or Pre-K class — or have the approval of the director.
· All children must be toilet trained.
· For further information or to schedule an appointment for observation, call St. Paul Lutheran Church at 440.243.1144.
Currently there are openings in each class.
Scripture Readings For This Month
August 3, 2014
Isa 55:1-5, Ps 145:8-9, 14-21, Rom 9:1-5, Matt 14:13-21
August 10, 2014
1 Kings 19:9-18, Ps 85:8-13, Rom 10:5-15, Matt 14:22-33
August 17, 2014
Isa 56:1,6-8, Ps 67, Rom 11:1-2a, 29-32, Matt 15:[10-20] 21-28
August 24, 2014
Isa 51:1-6, Ps 138, Rom 12:1-8, Matt 16:13-20
August 31, 2014
Jer 15:15-21, Ps 26:1-8, Rom 12:9-21, Matt 16:21-28
Vacation Bible School
As you have probably heard, our 2014 "Weird Animals-Where Jesus' Love Is One-of-a-Kind" VBS was a week enjoyed by all. It was truly a joyful, blessed week. We had the privilege of hosting over 200 young people and 60 adults participated in some capacity. We sang songs, danced, listened to Bible stories, watched puppet shows, made crafts, enjoyed snacks, played games, and spent time in Bible Adventures. We participated in two outreach projects, met new friends, and had lots of fun. We were so pleased to have children join us from 29 different churches.
We were fortunate to have a wonderful Youth Encounter group called Captive Free join us for the week. Paul, Zach, Joanna, Holly, Kelsi, and Elyse helped to fill our church with great songs, dances and puppet shows. These young people came from Michigan, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, California, Texas, and North Carolina. They spend one year traveling across the country helping to spread God's word through their music. They truly helped to make our week one with lots of great memories. We had the Sanctuary rocking!
We ended our week with a pizza picnic lunch and enjoyed a closing program with Jungle Terry with all of our VBS families and friends. I hope that you will take a minute to see all of the pictures from our week together. They are displayed on the bulletin board by the second set of doors. You will get a first hand look at our children, teens and adults in action.
I also want to thank the children, youth, and adults that helped to build our float and walked in the Berea Grindstone Parade. During our VBS week, our 11 on up youth volunteers had a pizza and swim party and on Friday evening, we concluded our VBS activities with a family picnic at the pavilion at Coe Lake. Thanks to all who attended our events and helped to make this such a special week.
A project such as this could never be accomplished without the joining together of so many people with so many different gifts. I want to thank our congregation for their continued support of our Vacation Bible School program. I thank you for giving so generously of your time, talents, and loving care to the children that were given to us for our VBS week. Thank you for reaching out and sharing God's word and love to so many children from St. Paul and our local communities. I hope that you know how much I appreciate all that you have given to our VBS program. It could not have been done without all of you! God bless you.
Susan Moore
Youth Activities
Soak Up the Son—6:30 pm in the Youth Room for 7th—12th grades
August 3 Why does God let bad things happen?
Huntington Beach
August 10 What does God think about war?
Swimming party—at Pastor Henderson's
August 17 Stay tuned for details


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