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The Visitor the Visitor - January 2018 January 2018 The Visitor The Visitor - January 2018 A Publication of St. James Lutheran Church, 4425 South Jackson Rd. Jackson MI 49201 (517) 782-8297 http://www.stjameslutheran.com [email protected]@gmail.com We are entering the Season of Epiphany and 3. In Greek Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox Epiphany means “manifestation.” It comes traditions, a priest will bless the waters of from Greek roots of “to show, to display” and lakes, rivers, and seas. He will throw a cross occurs on the twelfth day of Christmas. During into the waters as worshippers try to retrieve this season we celebrate three great epiphanies: it. It is a dive that recalls Jesus baptism in the magi coming to see the Christ child, Jesus the River Jordan by John the Baptist. Baptism in the Jordan River, and his first 4. Protestants celebrate the Season of Epiphany miracle in which he changes water into wine. from January 6 to Ash Wednesday. 5. There is an old Roman Catholic tradition in which groups of people dress as the Wise Men and are called the Star Singers. They carry a wooden star, sing, and go door to door looking for donations for the poor. 6. In Germany, if the Star Singers come to your door, they offer a blessing for your home. If Here are some fun ways in which Epiphany is you accept, they write 20 * C + M + B + 18 celebrated around the world and some in chalk above your doorway. The numbers interesting things that you may not know. represent the year and the letters represent 1. In ancient lore, the three Kings (Melchior, the phrase Chrustus mansionem benedictat, Caspar and Balthazar) represented Europe, meaning "God bless this house." Arabia and Africa respectively. 2. There is a tradition in Europe in which a Now that you know a little more about Epiphany sweet bread is made which is called the and have several ideas of how to celebrate, King’s ring or the Rosca de reyes. A small enjoy Epiphany by honoring the birth of Christ figure of Jesus is placed in it. If you are the and the presence of the Three Wise Men. person who finds it hidden in your piece, you are responsible for throwing a party on In peace, Candlemas in February which celebrates the Pastor day that Jesus was presented in the temple. Page: 1 January 2018 The Visitor people is so very much appreciated. As usual, the St. WORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES James "team" did a wonderful job as we served 240 families. The Spirit of Christmas was in the air! Jack - you, Susan and your crew are just awesome people to serve every Saturday as you do. We wish you continued success in the coming year. God Bless every one of you! Becky and DeAnna WILL WORSHIP this month with the residents of Summit Park Assisted Living Center on Sunday, Anyone at St James that is interested January 28th at 2:00 p.m. in still volunteering at the Immanuel Food Pantry on the 2nd Saturday of FELLOWSHIP the month starting in January, please contact Jack Gahaganz at 517-745- PUB THEOLOGY meets this month at 7:00 pm on 7574. Tuesday, January 2nd and 16th at Grand River At Work at St. James Brewery, 117 W Louis Glick Hwy, Jackson, MI God’s Plans...Our Hands Join our Dining Out group on: in December January 18th - Buffalo Wild Wings, 1247 Boardman, Type of Outreach December Jackson, MI 49202 Immanuel Food Pantry 240 February 15th—The Hunt Summit Worship 10 Club, 1514 Daniel Rd, Jackson, MI 49202 March 15th—Lucero’s Mexican, 6258 Jefferson Hospital Visits 2 Rd, Brooklyn, MI 49230 Home Communion 4 Please RSVP to Chris Zebarah at 734-790-0671 or Please send us the stats for what you would like to [email protected] . If at least 6 people do not report each week, so we can recognize the great work RSVP then we will not meet. We have fun and done by St. James members. fellowship and want you to join us! It’s also another way for you to check out a new restaurant. OUTREACH Noisy Offering: Thank you for your Noisy Offering on Sunday, December 17th, we were able to donate $65.78 to the Immanuel Food Pantry. Our next Noisy Offering will be on Sunday, January 21st and will be designated to the AWARE Shelter. Don’t forget to bring your loose change to church with you! Dear Matt, Joyce, Bill, Marian, Kristi, Jim and Virg, Thanks so much for getting out December 9th in the cold and snow to volunteer at Immanuel's Food Pantry. Your service to God and His Page: 2 January 2018 The Visitor EDUCATION LADIES DAY AWAY To be held at Cambria Baptist Church on February 24th from 9:00am-4:00pm. Cost is $20 before THURSDAY STUDY GROUP January 14, and $25 after January 14th. Includes Led by Susan Thornton Lunch from Johnny T’s and Special Guest Raechel The first Thursday in the New Year will be January Myers. Call 517-357-4343 to Reserve your spot. 4th and I will look forward to seeing you at the Thursday Study group at 1:30 in the sanctuary. Last month we explored the 5th century of Christianity, HELP WANTED which took place while the Roman Empire was ending. This month we will start with St. Post Christmas Augustine, a man who we know and who Martin Elves Needed Luther often quoted. We will also learn about the The Worship and Music monasteries that developed in the 6th century, Team is asking for some especially St. Benedict and his Rule. We are help with all of the tasks that beholding to them for preserving knowledge need to be completed for the Christmas Season. throughout the Dark Ages which began at the end of Many hands make light work, so if you have signed the 5th Century. We will also meet Columba who up please remember to stay and help. Thank you! was a missionary to Scotland and Pope Gregory I. Jan. 1-Jan. 6 Our reference books this year are The 100 Most • Take down and pack away all except blue Important Events in Christian History by Curtis, streamers Land and Petersen, Turning Points by Mark A. Noll, Feb 3 and The Story of the Bible by Larry Stone, as well • Take down blue streamers as other sources. Please bring a friend. We will be Thank you for the generous done by 2:30. Christmas Gifts and Cards. It was all unexpected, and I appreciate your kindness. Yours In Christ, Anna Pedrotte DISCERNMENT: An Individual and Community Journey A One Day Retreat, Saturday, January 27, 2018 from 9:30am to 3pm. Open to all interested and held at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 2301 Ridgeway Rd (off Horton Rd), Jackson, MI. Led by Lori Tate, DMin., Spiritual Director and Teacher. There is no cost, and lunch is provided. Please Register by Monday January, 22nd at [email protected] or 517-787-4017. 1/08 Barb Asp 1/20 Emily Ernst 1/09 Joan Wiegman 1/21 Dale Walker 1/11 Jim Mure 1/23 Brian Niemi 1/05 Jack & Sue Noren (55) 1/13 Doug Brewer 1/13 Pam Thomas 1/19 Don & Shirley Pomering (72) 1/19 Joyce Anderson 1/27 Doug & Karen Ernst-Kendall(11) Page: 3 January 2018 The Visitor Servant List - January 2018—February 2018 December 31 January 7 January 14 January 21 January 28 Edna & Jim Rae Anne Greeter(s) Becky Stevick Jeanne Thomas Chuck Thor Souder Tolonen Ken Zebarah & Neil & Melinda Ken Zebarah & John Reynolds & Jim Souder & Ushers Chuck Thor Robb Chuck Thor Roy Kelly Joyce Anderson Assisting Pat Reynolds Mike Tackett Pat Reynolds Laura Trombley Deb Schroeder Minister Karen Ernst- Reader Laura Trombley Laura Trombley Becky Stevick Mike Tackett Kendall Kristi & Chloe Kristi & Chloe Projectionist Help Needed Help Needed Help Needed Laird Laird Ida Anderson & Fellowship Joyce & Bill Sara Tackett Rea Anne Chris Zebarah Lois & Roy Kelly Time Anderson Tolonen Karen Dale & Karen Dale & Mike King & Pat Jim Souder & Kristi Laird & Sara Counters Rae Anne Rae Anne Reynolds Mike King Tackett Tolonen Tolonen Altar Care Pat Reynolds Help Needed Help Needed Help Needed Help Needed February 4 February 11 February 18 February 25 Bill & Joyce Greeter(s) Karlyn Blank Nancy DeGryse Roy & Lois Kelly Anderson Neil & Melinda Ken Zebarah & John Reynolds & Jim Souder & Joyce Ushers Robb Chuck Thor Roy Kelly Anderson Assisting Mike Tackett Laura Trombley Pat Reynolds Laura Trombley Minister Reader Help Needed Help Needed Help Needed Help Needed Projectionist Help Needed Help Needed Help Needed Help Needed Fellowship DeAnna McMillin Pat Reynolds Melinda & Neil Robb Matt Schroeder Time Mike King & Pat Jim Souder & Mike Kristi Laird & Sara Karen Dale & Rae Counters Reynolds King Tackett Anne Tolonen Altar Care Help Needed Help Needed Help Needed Help Needed Page: 4 January 2018 The Visitor St. James Lutheran January 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 9:00am— 7:00pm-- 1:30pm— Men’s Breakfast Choir Practice Thursday Study Group 7:00pm-- Pub Theology 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 9:30am-- 9:00am— 9:00am— 7:00pm-- Worship Prayer Shawl Men’s Breakfast Choir Practice Group 10:45am-- Adult Forum 7:00pm-- 3:30pm-- Church Council Confirmation 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 9:30am-- 1:00pm— 9:00am— 7:00pm-- 9:00am— Worship Life Changes Men’s Breakfast Choir Practice Little Dresses for Africa 10:45am-- Adult Forum 7:00pm-- 6:00pm— Pub Theology Dining Out at Buffalo Wild Wings Newsletter Deadline 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Noisy Offering 9:00am— 7:00pm-- 9:30am-- Men’s Breakfast Choir Practice Worship 10:45am-- Adult Forum 3:30pm-- Confirmation 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 9:30am-- 9:00am— 9:00am— 7:00pm-- Worship Women’s Men’s Breakfast Choir Practice Breakfast 10:45am-- Congregational Meeting 2:00pm— Summit Worship Page: 5 6 Page: _________________________________ http://www.stjameslutheran.com at:\ us Visit Web! the on We’re ______________________ 49201 MI Jackson, Rd.
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