The public 
											is invited to Camp Griesheim's 
											Annual Meeting to be held on Sunday, 
											September 15 at 5 p.m. in their main 
											facility in Atlanta, Illinois. 
											 Refreshments and fellowship will 
											follow the meeting.  
										
  
									St. John UCC to host Christian Carnival on 
									Sunday  
								
									St. John UCC to host Christian Carnival on 
									Sunday 
								
									St. John UCC 
									to host Christian Carnival on Sunday 
								
									St. John UCC to host Christian Carnival on 
									Sunday 
								
									St. John United 
									Church of Christ in Lincoln is sponsoring a 
									Christian Carnival on Sunday from 2:30 to 
									4:30 p.m. The activities will be on the 
									church's parking lot, at the corner of 
									Eighth and Maple streets. 
									
									 The 
									public is invited. All ages are welcome to 
									join in the games, snacks, songs, stories 
									and more fun -- and win prizes, too -- all 
									for free. 
									For answers to questions about the event, 
									call the church office, 732-6957. 
									The carnival is sponsored by the St. John 
									Christian Education Ministry.  
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								3rd 
								Saturday Meal 
								
								
								SPONSOR: 
								Logan County Love 
								
								WHO: 
								Open to everyone 
								
								
								DETAILS: 
								Logan County Love will once again provide a free 
								meal to anyone wishing to join. If you are 
								interested, please stop by and introduce 
								yourself as the group would love to see everyone 
								in the community. Come hungry and leave 
								fulfilled. For this month, the meal will include 
								chicken and noodles. If you are unable to drive 
								but would like a meal, call the church, 
								217-732-6957, between 5 and 6 pm. 
								
								
								WHERE:
								St. John UCC, corner of 
								Seventh and Maple 
								
								
								WHEN: 
								5-6:30 pm - See more at: 
								http://www.lincolndailynews.com/Features/calendar.shtml#sthash.RaU5xCL4.dpuf 
							
								
								3rd Saturday 
								Meal 
								
								
								SPONSOR: 
								Logan County Love 
								
								WHO: 
								Open to everyone 
								
								
								DETAILS: 
								Logan County Love will once again provide a free 
								meal to anyone wishing to join. If you are 
								interested, please stop by and introduce 
								yourself as the group would love to see everyone 
								in the community. Come hungry and leave 
								fulfilled. For this month, the meal will include 
								chicken and noodles. If you are unable to drive 
								but would like a meal, call the church, 
								217-732-6957, between 5 and 6 pm. 
								
								
								WHERE:
								St. John UCC, corner of 
								Seventh and Maple 
								
								
								WHEN: 
								5-6:30 pm 
								  
								- See more at: 
								http://www.lincolndailynews.com/Features/calendar.shtml#sthash.RaU5xCL4.dpuf      
							
								
										
			
				
			 
			
			First 
			Presbyterian Calendar for October 
			 
			FIRST 
			PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH  
			301 
			Pekin St., Lincoln. 
			
			Blessing of the Animals Worship Service 
			 Sunday, 
			October 1, 2017  -  5 p.m. 
			  
			At 5 p.m. on 
			Sunday, October 1, 2017, pets and their owners are invited to attend 
			a special 
			‘Blessing of the Animals’ worship service in the parking lot of 
			First Presbyterian Church. 
			 
			“All are welcome: cats and dogs, birds and sheep, amphibians and 
			even the church mouse!” said Reverend Adam Quine. “Oh, humans too!” 
			 
			Animals are an integral part of God’s creation. They inhabit the 
			skies, the earth, and the sea. They share in the ways of human 
			beings. They have a part in our lives. Through singing and praying, 
			and of course, with a blessing, Rev. Quine will lead the gathering 
			in expressing gratitude to God for the gifts of creation, especially 
			our pets. 
			 
			In the interest of safety, pets should be controlled on their 
			leashes, harnesses, or in their carriers. If pets are unable to 
			attend, their owners may bring photos or drawings of them (with 
			their names) instead. 
			 
			For more information, contact First Presbyterian Church, 301 Pekin 
			St., Lincoln. Phone 732-6141 or email office@preslincoln.org.
  
			 
										 
									 
											 
						 
					 
				 
			 
				 
							 
						 
						 
					 
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			LINCOLN 
			CHRISTIAN CHURCH 
			KIDS 
			WORSHIP  
			 
			October 2017 Vertical Edge— 
			Working 
			for God 
			A good work ethic! It’s something employers look for 
			in a good employee. Certainly as adults we would want others to say 
			we work hard. And conversely, we would not  
			want others to say that we sure don’t do much toward our job. The 
			same is true of the job we take on as disciple makers when we become 
			a Christian. We should want others to know that we take the command 
			Jesus gave us to “go and make disciples” seriously enough to work 
			diligently. I’m reminded of something I once read that said, “all 
			God work is good work, but it is still work.” The series our kids 
			will be in during our Kids Worship time in October will focus on 
			working for God. Our key verse is Colossians 3:23; “Work willingly 
			at whatever you do.” Through this series our goal is to help kids 
			learn the privilege and joy of serving our Lord well. Parents, if 
			you would like to review what we study with your kids, the titles 
			and texts are below, and the main point is listed in italics. 
			 
			•Nehemiah Rebuilds the Wall. Nehemiah 2:11–20.  
			We honor God with our work. 
			•Joseph Becomes a Ruler of Egypt. Genesis 41; 37-57; 45:3–8.  
			We work where God puts us.  
			•The Parable of the Three Servants. Matthew 25:14–20.  
			We use our talents for God.  
			•Paul Presses On to the Goal. Acts 16:16–34; Philippians 3:12–21.
			 
			Our goal is to be like Jesus. 
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