ANNUAL MEETING: 

THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME

The LMLC Annual Meeting is Sunday, January 29th, immediately following worship.  In addition to electing Council members and agency representatives, we will eat lunch together and hear updates about the ministries at Luther Memorial!  Our theme this year is "There's No Place Like Home", and is based around the Wizard of Oz movie!  So, bring your favorite food that reminds you of home for the potluck and be prepared to follow the yellow brick road to our Annual Meeting!  

INTRODUCTION TO WELLNESS & YOGA

As a gift to the congregation, neighborhood, and community, Luther Memorial and MSW Yoga are offering three free Introduction to Wellness & Yoga classes during the month of January: 

Tuesday, January 17 at 6:15pm Sunday, January 22 at 4:00pm 

Tuesday, January 31 at 6:15pm 

SUNDAY OFFICE HOURS

During the month of January, Katy Sarff will keep Sunday office hours on January 15th and January 29.  She will be available before and after worship to tend to any office related matters you may need.  

Council has asked Katy to designate at least 2 Sundays per month for Sunday office hours.  Other Sundays when Katy is in worship, she is there as a member and office related matters should be handled during the week.

We will make every effort to publicize the Sunday Office Hours.

A MUSICAL GIFT!   

With gratitude we accept from the family of Dorothy and Warren Smith the piano that graced their home for many years. When Dorothy's medical condition became such that she could not attend worship, they would worship together at home, using the texts assigned for the day and singing their favorite hymns. Upon their deaths, the Smith's daughters gifted the piano to LMLC and it is now in the Fireside Room. We look forward to utilizing this piano in a variety of ways. A note to parents and guardians in the congregation: We love our children and want to encourage their love of music. Please encourage your young ones to play the pianos in the building with one or two fingers. "Banging" on them puts them out of tune easily and is not good for the instrument.