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South Burnett Lutheran Parish South Burnett Lutheran Parish th 13 October 2019 sbluthparish.com 18th Sunday after Pentecost Pastor Mark Doecke – Jordan Bennett – Pastor Mark Lieschke – Associate Pastor Lead Pastor Youth Dude 0457 511 677 0418 846 144 0419 130 786 [email protected] [email protected] mar [email protected] (working Murgon/Wondai between and including 3rd and 4th Sundays each month) Prayer Points for this week • We pray for RI Sunday today, we pray for the co-ordinators and all the RI teachers in our local area and across the country. We pray that the teaching of RI remains strong and continues to be valued in schools across Australia. • We pray for Rain • We pray for individuals and families that are and have been affected by cancer. • We pray for our Youth as they commence their gatherings for Term 4 this afternoon. Thank you for joining us today as we worship together at this special service. We pray you will be encouraged, refreshed and inspired by His Word and Sacrament and you feel His joy in our company. What’s happening this week … Sunday 13 (Today) 4:00 – 6:30pm Youth – Movie Night at the Kingaroy Supper Room Monday 14 7:00pm Kingaroy Spiritual Life Committee at Brauer’s home Tuesday 15 9:30am Bible Society Morning Tea at Kingaroy Suupper Room (See separate notice) 3:30pm Confirmation (Kingaroy Church Supper Room) 7:00pm Yarraman Home Group at Alan and Audrey Frohloff’s home (changed from last week to this week. Kumbia Elders meeting changed TBA Thursday 17 5:00pm Kingaroy Church Council at the Manse Friday 18 9:30am Friday Bible Study at Kingaroy Supper Room – topic: ‘Heaven – Surprising Truths about Your Eternal Home’ Keep these members in your prayers this week - Alan and Audrey Frohloff (Yarraman) Alan is gradually improving, but Audrey is also battling health problems. - Eric and Jan Dutschke (Nanango) as they both battle different on-going and life-threatening health issues. - Val Ryan (Nanango) as she recovers from eye surgery and as she relocates to The Laurels at Wondai this weekend. - Joy Klibbe (Murgon) in high care at Forest View home. - Ruth Thamm (Kingaroy) as she recovers from her cataract surgery in Kingaroy this week. - Ian Reynold’s (Murgon) mother, who has been transferred from Murgon Hospital to Forestview - If there are any other members needing our prayers, please let either Pastor Mark D or Pastor Mark L know or email Emma at [email protected] Bible Readings Sunday 13 October Sunday 20 October Sunday 27 October 18 Sunday after Pentecost 19 Sunday after Pentecost 20 Sunday after Pentecost Jeremiah 29:1,4-7 Jeremiah 31:27-34 Joel 2:23-32 Psalm 66:1-12 Psalm 119:97-104 Psalm 65 2 Timothy 2:8-15 2 Timothy 3:14 - 4:5 2 Timothy 4:6-8,16-18 Luke 17:11-19 Luke 18:1-8 Luke 18:9-14 Notices • Asia Focus - Over the next 3 weeks Pastor August Fricke will be taking services across the Parish and speaking about Asia Focus. At each congregation there will be a retiring offering to go towards the work of Asia Focus: October 13th – Wondai & Murgon; October 20th – Yarraman & Nanango; October 27th – Kumbia and Kingaroy Fx • On Sunday, October 27th Pastor Mark D is guest preacher at the 50th Anniversary of the Moree Lutheran Church. Jordan will be leading worship at both Yarraman and Nanango that day. • Kumbia Elders were to meet this Tuesday night, but this has been changed to accommodate a change in Yarraman Bible Study group from last week. Kumbia Elders will meet after church this Sunday to find a new date for their next meeting. • Nanango Churches Pray for Rain – An opportunity for all the Churches in Nanango to join together for a 6-week prayer focus to Pray for Rain. Each Church will host a session on Wednesdays 6:30 – 7:00pm. Tea/Coffee will be available. Contact Pastor Bill Hogan 0448951076. Date Venue - 16 October Wesleyan Methodist Church - 23 October Lutheran Church - 30 October Baptist Church - 6 November St Anne’s Anglican • St John's Lutheran Ladies Friendship Circle, Kingaroy invite you to attend The Bible Society Morning Tea, on Tuesday 15th October, 2019, at 9.30am in our Church Hall Supper Room. There will be Morning Tea (gold coin donation), Devotion, a Bring and Buy Stall and Special Guest Speaker Rebecca Gear from, "Friends with Dignity". All proceeds are donated to the Bible Society. RSVP Joan Yappa Ph 4162 1332 or Joan Crumpton Ph 4162 3547. Women’s Retreat Date : 18-20 October 2019 Location: Luther Heights Youth Camp, Coolum Beach Registrations close Thursday 17 October 2019 https://lyq.org.au/camps-events/2019/replenish If you are interested but finances are stopping you, there is a fund available from an anonymous sponsor, for women from rural areas. If you are interested contact Pastor Mark D or Emma Brauer for more information. • Kingaroy Local Chaplaincy Committee invite you to a Pizza & Dessert Bar Fundraising Dinner on Thursday 24 October 6.00pm at Whipbird Café, Coolabunia. Great food, silent auction, live music. Tickets $40 per person from Salvation Army Family Store or Kingaroy State High School (cash only). Limited tickets available. RVSP by 16 October. • Next Parish Men's Breakfast: Saturday, October 26th, 6.30-8am at the home of Gary Truss, Kumbia (directions will be given closer to the date). Guest speaker is Dave Rook. Dave, a member of our Kumbia Lutheran community, has a fascinating story of many challenges. Dave came out of a very legalistic church into the Lutheran Church. He's had significant health issues. Dave speaks with passion and wisdom. Gold coin donation, and let Pastor Mark D or Gary Truss know if you are coming (for catering purposes). South Burnett Worship Sunday 13 October Sunday 20 October Lutheran Parish Kingaroy 9:30am HC Mark Doecke 9:30am HC Mark Doecke sbluthparish.com Kumbia 8:00am HC Mark Doecke 11:00am HC Mark Doecke Nanango 9:00am HC Rob Fechner 10:00am August Fricke St John’s Kingaroy Yarraman Combined at Nanango 8:00am August Fricke 36 Markwell Street Kingaroy 4610 Wondai 8:00am August Fricke 8:00am HC Mark Lieschke Murgon 9:30am August Fricke 9:30am HC Mark Lieshcke Peace Kumbia/Taabinga Orana 10:30am Pastor Michael 10:30am Pastor Michael Koehler Street Kumbia 4610 Rosters St Paul’s Murgon St John’s 19 Thorn Street 13 October 20 October 27 October Murgon 4605 Kingaroy Welcoming: Jeanette K Emma John BP Immanuel Nanango Usher: John L, Chris M John L, Mark S John L, Chris M 41 Drayton Street PowerPoint: Sue DR, Chris T Chris & Wes Jordan & Chris Nanango 4615 Lector: Emma Chris T Ron K St John Trinity Wondai Communion: Peter & Ron H Wes & Warren - 37-39 Edward Street Morning Tea: Emma Cherryl (Ailsa, Narelle Wondai 4606 Hanne) (Trevenna) Musician: TBA TBA TBA Calvary Yarraman Flowers: Rosemary C Joan Y Cheryl D McDaniel Street Cleaning: Janelle W & Janelle W & Lauren G & Yarraman 4614 Chris T Chris T Jocelyn H St John’s Lutheran Orana W/C Aaron John BP Geoff School Ivy Street St John Trinity 13 October 20 October 27 October Kingaroy 4610 Wondai Principal: Karyn Bjelke- Flowers & Fay & Rachel Fay & Rachel Leanne & Susan Petersen Phone: 4162 3988 Cleaning: St Paul’s Orana Lutheran 13 October 20 October 27 October Complex Murgon MacDiarmid Street Leader: Pastor Fricke Mark L Mark L Kingaroy 4610 Musician: Dot Nola Dale Chaplain: Reader: Marilyn Meg Gudrun Pastor Mike Braunberger Communion: - Dennis S, Trevor, Bob Green, 48 Cowie Street Keith Dennis, Keith Kingaroy Phone: 4162 6555 Sound: Bruce Dennis Keith Powerpoint: Sue Beryl Sue Parish Office Welcoming: Bob Green Col Sippel Nola 36 Markwell Street Kingaroy 4610 Peace Kumbia/ 13 October 20 October 27 October Admin assistant: Emma Taabinga Brauer Welcoming: Dave & Polly Rob & Heather Keith & Gloria M Phone: 4162 1336 [email protected] Flowers: Helen G Helen G Nita D Cleaning: Heather U Heather U Glenda F .
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