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Timothy
314-781-8673
6704 Fyler Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri 63139
Sunday
8:00 & 10:45 a.m. Worship
9:30 a.m. Adult Bible Study & Sunday School
Monday
7:00 p.m. Worship & Monday School
Concordia
314-647-1215
7291 Sarah St
Maplewood, Missouri 63143
Sunday
9:30 a.m. Worship
10:45 a.m. Adult Bible Study & Sunday School
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| In Our Prayers |
Cancer:
Carol Hassbaum
Rhonda Bartow
Joan Castellano
Clara Erickson
Samantha Luther
Kathy Goeggel
Kris Bowers
Tom Wangerin
Phil Taylor
Doreen Pivirotto
Dale Moseley
Betty Zera
Fred Remmert
Linda Ford
Our Missionaries:
The Hansons
The Schultes
Stephanie Lund
Hospice:
Carolyn Glusenkamp
Jill Weir
Recuperating:
Marlene Jablonski
Lavon Haase
Pastor Rall
Paul Petrus
Rolland Kegley
Doreen Pivirotto
Sao Kosia
Nancy Weir
Silas Jeffries
Chuck Smith
Sick:
Josh Smith
Marcia Bello
Jenna Weinstein
Sarah Vandeveer
Blessing Jardia
Larry Tiemann
Erich Kaelberer
Brianna Lindsey
Bill in liver failure
Hailey Parker seizures
Norma Baccot
Joyce McCoy
Art Kruger
Robert Moise
Alma Stockhausen
Our Shut-ins:
Lavon Haase
Carol Hassbaum
Marilyn Jennings
Norma Kramer
General Concerns:
Timothy Call Committee
Karen Keller
Our Seminarians on Call Day
Molly Benally, doctor visit
Mourning:
Tutu, Teklu's mother
Byron Roth
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This Week @ Timothy
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Sunday, April 30
8:00 a.m. Divine Service
9:30 a.m. Sunday School & Bible Class
9:30 a.m. Vietnamese Service
10:45 a.m. Divine Service
Monday, May 1
7:00 p.m. Worship & Monday School
Tuesday, May 2
6:30 a.m. Men's Bible Study - St. Louis Bread Co. on Chippewa
6:45 p.m. Elders Meeting
10:00 a.m. Koinonia @ Panera Bread
6:15 p.m. Handbell Choir
7:00 p.m.
Choir
7:00 a.m. Bible Study @
Laclede Groves
9:00 a.m. Food Pantry
10:00 a.m. Bible Study@ Timothy
6:30 p.m.
NO LWIM
Friday, May 5
Saturday, May 6
8:00 a.m.- Noon Timothy Work Day
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Stewardship:
Because We are Abundantly Blessed
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Vital Signs
Attendance
Sunday 8 a.m.: 82
Sunday 10:45 a.m.: 166
Monday: 28
Guests: 15
Giving
Week of April 23rd
General Fund Needed Each Week: $9,758.48
General Fund:
$5,674.00
Dedicated Fund:
$1,659.70
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NEWSLETTER
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April 30 - May 6, 2017
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"Beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself."
On the road to Emmaus Jesus meets two of his disciples. They were probably not part of the inner circle of twelve, but they could have been part of the 72 that Jesus sent out in Luke 10. They had been with Jesus a long time. They had listened to him, gone out on missions for him, hoped in him, and are now so immersed in their sorrow that they cannot even recognized the Lord right in front of them.
We can learn a lot from how our Lord interacts with these two disciples. There he is in his risen flesh. He is right in front of them. He could have just pointed to himself and opened their eyes to their Lord standing right in front of them, but he doesn't. Jesus begins with Moses and all the Prophets and he interprets the Scriptures for them. Jesus is always directing his disciples to the Scriptures, and there they find Him and understand his Resurrection...
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Noah Away Today
Noah Comfort Dog will be at
Immanuel Lutheran Church in St. Charles, MO, this weekend. This congregation would like to have a Comfort Dog and is raising the funds and getting people involved. Noah will be at all the church services for brief presentations and meet and greet times. We've included the handout that will be used for this presentation at Immanuel in our bulletin so you can see a little of what Noah has been up to lately.
The Comfort Dog ministry is growing around the country, with around 100 dogs now in service and another 20 or so being trained. In August Noah will have been with Timothy for 3 years! Here's a picture of him following the Easter services.
Calls and Vicar & Deaconess Assignments
Vicar Bryan Meadows to Salem Lutheran, Affton, MO
Vicar Kyle Will to The Lutheran Church of Vestavia Hills, Vestavia Hills, AL
Deaconess Intern Laura Jostes to Village Lutheran, Ladue, MO
Pastor James Kent to First Lutheran Church, Huntingtown, MD
Assistant Pastor James Miller to Trinity Lutheran Church, Nashville, IL
Assoc. Pastor of Discipleship and Outreach Kevin Ray to Redeemer Lutheran Church, Stuart, FL
Deaconess Kelly Jacob to Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Cincinnati, OH
Deaconess Kimberly Sherwin to St. Stephen Lutheran Church, Liberty, MO
Deaconess Elizabeth Wagner is waiting a call.
 Students Recognized!
Five students at Concordia Seminary were recognized as recipients of end-of-year scholarships. These awards are handed out yearly to students who meet the requirements and demonstrate excellence in the respective areas. Two of the recipients are Timothy field workers: James Kent, who received the Heinz-Carr-Luther-Viviet Award and Andrew Jones who received the Baker Book Award. Congratulations, Jim and Andy!
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New Bible Class Begins Today!-
THE NICENE CREED
How did we get the Nicene Creed and why is it important enough to recite in church? In this Bible class series we will explore the meaning of the creed as well as the biblical interpretation that stands behind it. The Nicene Creed is the most widely accepted of all Christian creeds and has a profound influence on how we and others understand what it means to be Christian.
Please join us to learn more about it.
Cancer--Now What? (NOTE: NEW DATES)
All too often we hear that someone we know-possibly a friend, relative, neighbor, church member, or coworker-is dealing with cancer. We want to reach out with care and support, but we may not be sure how.
Join us April 30th and May 7th at 9:30 in the archive room, next to Mark Thompson's office, to learn a simple, powerful way to help. We'll be studying the book Cancer-Now What? written by Dr. Kenneth Haugk, founder of Stephen Ministries, who walked alongside his wife, Joan, during her cancer journey. The book contains the experiences from more than 3,500 cancer survivors, loved ones, and medical professionals exploring the medical, emotional, relational, and spiritual challenges that cancer brings.
To pick up a book before the class starts see Nanette Dost, Jane Cauchon, or Judith Meyer.
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