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Church Announcements
-- Great Communion
Sunday, October 25 at 4 PM
Earl Hargrove Chapel
Christian Churches/Churches of Christ, Churches of Christ (a Capella)
and Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) will gather at Lincoln
Christian University to participate in a Great Communion service to
celebrate our Christian unity and our common heritage in the
Restoration Movement. This communion service celebrates 200 years of
the Restoration Movement launched with Thomas Campbell's Declaration
and Address delivered 200 years ago, and 100 years since the Great
Communion at Pittsburgh. The Great Communion was celebrated
worldwide on October 4, 2009.
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Middletown United Methodist Church is having their annual soup
supper-fundraiser: on Saturday, Oct. 24, with serving beginning at 4
p.m. and ending at 7. Chili and vegetable soup, homemade desserts.
All-you-can-eat. Carryout available. Adults, $5; under 10, $3; under
3, free. The Country Store will also be open
Carroll Catholic/Holy Family Lucky Six winners:
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Amount |
Winner |
Seller |
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$1,000 |
Daron Whittaker |
Bill Wurth |
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$500 |
Linda Franz |
Janet Langenbahn |
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$300 |
Binh Duong |
Loan Nguyen |
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$100 |
Pat Kelly |
Carolyn Gober |
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$100 |
Todd Lohrenz |
Larry Lohrenz |
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$100 |
Darlene E. Wick |
Lynn Hewett |
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church is having a "Friendship Sunday" worship service: this
coming Sunday, October 25, 2009, 9 a.m.. We will be having a Brunch
following the service.
Our address is 1140 N. State St., Lincoln, IL |
Sixth Annual Service of Remembrance
Lincoln Christian Church will host the Sixth Annual Service of
Remembrance
on Sunday, November 1, 2009, at 4:00 p.m. in the Church Sanctuary at
204
North McLean Street. The purpose in providing this yearly gathering
is
threefold: to celebrate God’s gift of life and to worship Him for
it; to
honor the lives of loved ones who have died, particularly during the
past
year; and to provide a corporate opportunity for loved ones to
process,
express and heal from their grief. A special part of the service
will be
a time when each person who has died will be named individually and
a
candle will be lit in his or her memory and honor. A devotional will
be
brought by Dr. Paul Boatman, Professor of Pastoral Care and
Counseling and
Seminary Dean at Lincoln Christian University, during the service.
Music
will be coordinated by Tim Searby, Minister of Worship at the
church.
Members of the Wellness Ministry Team will also take part in leading
the
service. A reception will be held after the service in the Fireside
Room
at the Church. The service is open to the public, and everyone is
invited
to attend. If anyone would like to have a loved one recognized
during the
service, the name of the person and a photo can be sent to
remember@lincolnchristianchurch.org or delivered to the church
office
prior to October 22.
[text from files received, Jo Hilliard LDN Spiritual Life editor] |
