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WORSHIP AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
Please join us ONLINE thru the Advent website
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 10am -- October 4, 2020
Next Communion October 11, 2020
This is the 18th Sunday after Pentecost Readings: Genesis 1:1-2:4 Revelations 22:1-5
Zoom link for communion on 10/11/20 at 10:45 is:
Meeting ID: 844 5059 5049 Passcode: 274189
To access the worship service:
Go to adventlu.org and then click on the link for the worship service on the home page. Bulletin available prior to worship on the home page of the website.
To view all older recordings of our worship services, there are 2 ways from the Advent website: 1) select CONNECTIONS and then "YouTube Videos" from there and you can view any service back to the March time frame (or) 2) if you want to have the bulletin as well: go to the Worship & Music tab at the top and then "Ways to Worship". So, if you miss us at 10am on Sundays, you can still view the service.
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ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL - SUNDAY 11am via ZOOM
Isaiah for Everyone by John Goldingay starting October 11th
(see full information info in Repeating News below)
No Sunday School October 4th
To connect: Go to adventlu.org --- click on About Us --- Member Dashboard -- zoom links -- look for Sunday School and click there
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MONDAYS -- PARLOR CLASS 7PM via Zoom
"The Bible Project"
This is a weekly video and discussion class about various books and topics of the Bible. Prior preparation not required. Everyone is invited to drop in on Zoom or to participate weekly. Upcoming topics include The Psalms, "Strength," Ephesians and the Tree of Life.
Click here to connect:
Meeting ID: 835 3346 6442 Passcode: Parlor
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WEDNESDAYS -- LUNCH AND LEARN 11:45am via ZOOM
Continuing with "Faces of Our Faith" through September 30th
Study of Isaiah starting October 7th (see info in Repeating News)
To connect: to the class: Go to adventlu.org --- click on About Us --- Member Dashboard -- zoom links -- look for Wednesday Spiritual Development Class and click on that link.
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THURSDAY WEEKLY PRAYER AND DEVOTION at 1pm
ELCA Social Statement on Caring for Creation
(each Thursday except the 3rd Thursday)
(Full details in New News below)
To connect: Go to adventlu.org --- click on About Us then Member Dashboard then look for Thursday Weekly Prayer and Devotion and click Zoom link.
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FOR THE CHILDREN -- "Advent Children's Corner"
Found on the HOME screen of the adventlu.org website -- Left side under weekly devotion info _________________________________
 CHURCH EVENTS 
YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS!
Full details elsewhere in this email
Saturday, October 3 -- River Sweep -- 9am-12 noon
Sunday, October 4 -- Blessing of the Animals -- 3pm
Sunday, October 4 -- Salty Sunday 5pm Zoom grades 6-12
Wedn, October 7 -- First Boomwackers, Bells, Beats -- 6:45-7:15 in Orinson Hall for grades 4-7
Sunday, October 11 -- Crop Walk -- 1:45 in Advent parking lot
Sunday, October 11 -- Have your huge Plarn balls ready!
Sunday, October 18 -- Salty Sunday 5pm Zoom grades 6-12
October 31 -- last day to do the Census!
Sunday, November 1 -- Salty Sunday 5pm Zoom grades 6-12
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LAST CALL FOR RE-GATHERING SURVEY!
Last day to submit is October 4
You have already received an e-mail directly to your inbox that contains a Re-Gathering Survey from the Task Force. The e-mail came from knwassum@bellsouth.netviaSurveyMonkey and is titled "Advent Lutheran Church Re-Gathering Survey-We Want Your Opinion.".
If you have not done so already, please complete the Survey and return it no later than October 4, 2020 so that your opinion on Re-Gathering can be heard. If you have already completed the survey, thank you!!! About 100 have been completed but the committee would like to hear from everyone!
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NEW STUDY FOR
THURSDAY WEEKLY PRAYER AND DEVOTION
1PM BY ZOOM
Join us to read, study and discuss the ELCA Social Statement on Caring for Creation: Vision, Hope and Justice. Using the guide provided, we will read the statement one section at a time, read Bible verses, pray and think about how we care be better stewards for God's Creation. We will be challenged to think of ways we can do better in our personal lives as well as corporately here at Advent. Both the Social Statement and the Study Guide will be on the home page at www.adventlu.org.
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OCTOBER FOOD ITEM: PASTA TIME CONTINUES!
 Nearly everyone has an insatiable desire for pasta of some variation.  So, during the month of October we're going to continue asking you to bring pastas and sauce, macaroni and cheese boxes/packets, and canned pasta meals such as Beefaroni, SpaghettiOs, etc. Flip-top cans are ideal, but we'll accept any! Please set food items inside the entrance near the offices. If you do not have a means of entry, please contact Abby at abostian@carolina.rr.comregarding your donation. Thanks!
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OPPORTUNITY FROM MECKLENBURG MINISTRIES
Advent is a member of Mecklenburg Ministries, a local organization comprised of many different faiths. Diane Wassum is our representative. They have sent to us an opportunity for members to sign up for a discussion entitled "Important Life Conversations: Are you having Them?" Families should be proactively having important life conversations throughout the birth-death continuum, especially critical to the safe, dignified and joyful aging of parents. Does your faith tradition impact your decisions. Lorrie Klemons of Klemons Health Care Consulting will be leading this seminar on October 15 at 12:30pm. Register by clicking on this link. ________________________
BLESSING OF THE BACKPACKS PHOTOS
On Saturday, September 26, Spiritual Development hosted a Blessing of the Backpacks for students and teachers. Small but mighty crowd!
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VOTING 2020: LAST-MINUTE DETAILS!!
With just a few weeks until the 2020 election here is some information you may need to know:
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 3PM
FOR THE ADVENT COMMUNITY ONLY
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OCTOBER 11, 2020
Please join us for the 2020 Crop Walk on Sunday, October 11, at Advent. It's not too late to sign up!
We'd love to have you walk with the Advent group around the College Downs neighborhood at 2:00 pm on October 11. We will meet in the Advent parking lot at 1:45 pm to kick off the walk. There will be a prize for the best "socially" distanced outfit!
We would love to have 100% participation; come join us even if it's to cheer from a street corner! (If you can't join us on October 11 to walk, you can dedicate a time for you/your family to walk.) For questions, contact Jennie Henderson (jhendersonfit@gmail.com).
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October 3rd through October 11th
Radical Love Endeavor Mission Immersion Environmental week
During the week the Advent Congregation is invited to enter into a week of caring for God's Creation. There will be opportunities to clean a river, the biggest plarn challenge, and awareness on planting trees in your area, plus so much more! Read below for River Sweep and Plarn Making.
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GOD'S WORK, OUR HANDS RIVERSWEEP
Arrangements have been finalized to work with Catawba Riversweepers for another of our God's Work Our Hands projects and Advent's Radical Love Endeavor - Creation Care Week. Click on this link for details. Also, if you decide at the last minute to serve in this Riversweep, you can just show up but be sure to click on the link for details of where, when, how, etc.
This one-day initiative will remove trash from a tributary that feeds into the Catawba River. Plans are to meet at Hidden Valley Eco Garden on Saturday, October 3rd, at 9am to work until 12noon. Participants need to wear work clothes and a mask. Riversweepers will provide everything else.
Carol Schierlmann will provide specific directions to the Eco Garden where the group will meet (spiritualdev@adventlu.org). Please pray for this group as they take on this task.
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GOD'S WORK , OUR HANDS 2020
MAKING PLARN, CROCHETING BEDS
For GWOH this year, Advent is making as much "Plarn" as we can before October 11, rolling it into giant balls and crocheting plarn into mats to give to people who are unhoused and sleeping on the streets.
Plarn is simply plastic bags, cut into strips and looped together to make plastic yarn for crocheting. Plarn is easy to make, and a great project for families and individuals. There is a video on Advent Friends describing how to make plarn and this video should also be available on our Advent YouTube channel soon.
How can you help?
- Donate your plastic bags. Leave in Gathering Space, or at red door of the church. We need thousands of bags (each mat requires 400+bags), so ask your neighbors and friends to donate also! If you have bags and can't go out, contact Abby Bostian (abostian@carolina.rr.com) - we will pick up and deliver!
- OR Make your own plarn balls. Cut your bags into strips and loop into Plarn.
- OR Crochet plarn into mats! Check for a "plarn to mats" video online for instructions, or contact Stephanie Estrella or Jennie. Here is a link to one video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr_WHW_tGSE
Plarn Extravaganza is part of Advent's Radical Love Endeavor - Creation Care project.
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BOOK OF ISAIAH BIBLE STUDY 
You are invited and encouraged to join Pastor Ward and Carol Schierlmann for an in-depth study of the Book of Isaiah beginning Wednesday October 7 at 11:45am and Sunday October 11 at 11:00am.
We will come together as a community to dig deep into the scriptures of Isaiah. This study will run from October through April with some breaks in between for holidays. Drawing from Old Testament Scholars like Walter Brueggemann and others, we are designing a course that combines an examination of the richness of the text as well as the contemporary message that God has for us today. Don't be scared off by the time commitment! Each week, the reading will include a few pages from the Biblical text and 10-15 pages from the companion guide.
Why are we planning to spend so much time in Isaiah? As foundational text of the Bible, Isaiah is the first of the great prophetic books of the Old Testament. We have chosen the book Isaiah for Everyone by John Goldingay for the student companion reading (available on Amazon for $12.99). This book offers a thorough interpretation of the messages of the prophet's writing to the people of Judah and Jerusalem which included a call for injustice to be recognized, a message of liberation and hope from the oppressors of the people, and a message of the coming day of judgment. These separate messages are held together by the promise of a new age of redemption and peace that lies beyond the crisis of judgment.
Our first class begins with an overview of the book and the context in which it was written. Please let Carol Schierlmann (spiritualdev@adventlu.org) know which session you plan to attend so she can get you in the email list that will go out to all participants.
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CHANGES TO ROOM IN THE INN 2020-21
As you know, typically Advent and other churches begin hosting Room-in-the-Inn the first of December. Roof Above, formerly Urban Ministry Center, sent a survey to all of the host sites asking specific questions about their willingness to be involved with RITI this season because of the Covid-19 virus. Overwhelmingly the response was that because of a potential lack of volunteers, most sites would not be able to be a host site but they wanted to continue to be involved. As a result, Roof Above has made some major changes to the program just for this upcoming season. I wanted to share the most recent update with the Advent family. Updates will be provided as available.
This winter, Room in the Inn and shelter overflow will be consolidated into 2-3 large sites. They are still finalizing locations. Given the realities of COVID-19, they will prioritize non-congregate locations that allow for more individualized spaces and greater safety for our neighbors experiencing homelessness and who are already a vulnerable population. Roof Above is committed to having as many beds, if not more, for those in need. While in previous years RITI has been predominantly volunteer-run, this season it will be primarily managed by paid staff to accommodate the larger numbers at each site and the safety protocols that will need to be in place.
They still need our help, however, and here some ways you can help:
- Please keep RITI, Roof Above and of course our neighbors in your prayers as the weather gets colder and their needs for permanent affordable housing aren't being met.
- As you know, Advent has several active programs that are assisting our houseless neighbors.
- We have the Little Free Pantry located at the Wubben-Smith House. More donations of canned foods for this project would be a wonderful way to restock this pantry 3 times a week.
- Bags to Beds is another way to help. They need plarn, bags, and volunteers to crochet the plarn into beds.
- Your donations to Sandwich-Making enables us to provide lunch bags of food to various locations for distribution to the hungry and homeless.
- There is an ongoing need for the following items (new or gently used): sleeping bags, blankets, hoodies, winter coats, socks, boots & gloves. Clean out your closets and make these available to distribution. Please let me know (grubb@pipeline.com or 704-608-8474) and I will be happy to do a contact-free porch pick up.
Thanks so much - Caroline Grubb
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DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 31.
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LUTHERAN DISASTER RESPONSE
Lots of need in this country and in the world!!!
You who live in the shelter of the Most High, who abide in the shadow of the Almighty, will say to the Lord, 'My refuge and my fortress; my God, in whom I trust'"
(Psalm 91:1-2).
Imagine you're home and you hear a knock at the door. An official tells you to pack your essentials and evacuate, as a wildfire is speeding toward you. This is the situation many of our neighbors in the western part of the country are facing right now.
Fueled by a heat wave and unfavorable winds, devastating wildfires are raging across California, Oregon, Washington and other western states. At least 20 people have died, hundreds of thousands of people are under evacuation orders and more than 3.5 million acres have burned across the three states. Some evacuees face the difficult decision of whether to stay in a shelter during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In addition to the ELCA disaster response to the devastating wildfires, they also bring God's hope, healing and renewal to people whose lives have been disrupted by other disasters in the U.S. and around the world. When the dust settles and the headlines change, LDR stays to provide ongoing assistance to those in need. Currently, LDR is responding to:
- Recent hurricanes
- Wildfires in the western U.S.
- Derecho storm in the midwest
- Covid-19
- and more ....
If you would like to make a donation to Lutheran Disaster Response, you can make a donation to Advent either by check or through Online Giving. Just be sure to write Disaster Response on the memo line of the check or fill it in on the OLG screen. All offerings received for this will be sent to the ELCA and we will ask Wubben to match donations made by members.
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HOW YOU CAN OFFER A HELPING HAND
WANT TO BE A VOLUNTEER? If you are interested in doing volunteer work at Second Harvest Food Bank or at Med Assist, please contact Jim Hintz ( hintzes3@aol.com). Jim coordinates groups of Advent folks interested in serving.
New opportunities: Heart Math has continued to tutor virtually and they are looking for volunteers. If interested please contact Emily Gaffney at emily.gaffney@hearttutoring.org.
International House needs volunteers to work with ESL students in K-3rd grade at Briarwood Elementary in a Rising Readers program. Weekly visits provide the students with food, educational materials, community resources, and technical support. If interested, please contact Alma Hernandez at ahernandez@ihclt.org.
Augustine Literacy Project offers an opportunity to learn more about becoming a tutor for this school year. You may register at www.alpcharlotte.org/register.
Christian Responders, a ministry of St. Matthew Catholic Church and Matthews Methodist Church have joined forces to collect furniture and supplies for Hurricane Sally survivors who lost everything in the storm. They need used furniture, appliances, and kitchen and bath items. To donate, email Joe George at jmecgeorge@aol.com or call 704-906-0784.
We have lots more listings for opportunities to serve.
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GIVING DURING THIS TIME OF LIMITED CHURCH OPERATIONS
Any ongoing help and support will be greatly appreciated during these times
- You may mail a check to the church at 8840 University City Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28213. All offerings received will go to General Fund unless otherwise designated on the memo line.
- You may use bill pay through your personal bank or credit union.
- You may use Online Giving. See the info below for details on using this tool.
- If you have a FOB and want to bring your offering by the church, please place it on the counter near the door to Pastor Ward's office.
Using Online Giving:
You may make a one-time gift through Online Giving or you may set up recurring donations which you can modify or cancel at any time.
- This tool allows you to use a credit card, debit card, or bank checking or savings account payment.
- The church does pay a small fee for payments made through cards and American Express is not permitted because their fee is too costly. The tool asks if you'd like to add a small amount to offset our cost.
- You can also designate where you want your gift to go.... General Fund for operating expenses or other special fund. A number of special funds are built into the tool already but if your choice is not listed, you can choose OTHER and type the name of the fund you want to get credit. You can do multiple donations in one entry.
- To use this tool you can go to the Advent website (adventlu.org) and click on GIVE in the upper right-hand corner of the main screen, OR you can click on the icon here in this note, or you can click on the GIVE symbol that is in each weekly eNEWS. Click here to access Online Giving now
(Remember to give to sandwiches and World Hunger -- Just add to your regular offering and mark appropriately on the memo line.)
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Office closed because of the Shelter in Place mandate. The church office normally would be open 10 hours a day, Monday through Thursday and closed on Fridays. Contact staff by email or phone as both are being monitored by staff from home.
Making plans for an event at Advent, are you the leader of a small group or ministry leader with monthly meetings? Whatever the event or gathering (even zoom meetings) be sure to let the church office know the date, time, and room or space. Doing so is a big help in keeping the church online calendar current while communicating Advent activities and avoiding the possible mishap of overbooking a particular area. Call us at 704-549-1555 or email Harriett ( churchadministrator@adventlu.org) or Pam (officeadmin@adventlu.org). Thanks, we appreciate your help.
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Spiritual Development
Come and join the Advent Book Club. WE WILL BE ZOOMING AS LONG AS NECESSARY. See connection info below. All are welcome. Contact Jennie Henderson (jhendersonfit@gmail.com). Group will be meeting every 2 weeks through October, on Fridays, 6pm.
October 2 - "Wrong Place, Wrong Time: Trauma and Violence in the Lives of Young Black Men" by John Rich
Upcoming suggested books:
For November - "The Sandcastle Girls" by Chris Bohjalian
For December - "Finding Chika" by Mitch Albom
For January - "Pachinko" by Min Jin Lee
For February - "Half Broke Horses" by Jeanette Walls
For March - "The Book of Longings" by Sue Monk Kidd
PRAYER AND MEDITATION OF THE DAY
If you are interested in receiving short daily prayer and devotions, please email spiritualdev@adventlu.org with the name, cell phone# and email or you may sign up online at www.adventlu.org under the Prayer of the Day tab.
ADVENT PODCAST UPDATE
There are more Radical Love podcasts available. Please take some quiet time to listen to these messages that have been created as a labor of love from your Spiritual Development and Worship Teams. You can find a link to the podcasts on the website or you can access via ITunes or your podcast app on android phones. Feedback is welcome.
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Nurture, Support & Fellowship
ADVENT SMALL GROUPS "A great way to connect with people" "I love applying the Bible to my daily life"
For men:
What does it mean to be a man in contemporary American society? This group meets one Tuesday night a month in the evening and will discuss current events, read books and consult the ancient texts as they seek each other's wisdom and friendship. See Pastor Ward for more info.
Theology on Tap: This group meets with new friends from Newell Presbyterian Church monthly at the Armored Cow Brewery in the Sam's University parking lot at 7pm to discuss contemporary topics. Please see Pastor Ward or Carol Schierlmann with questions. Micah 6:8 Ministry: This group focuses on issues of racial and social justice. They take advantage of local opportunities to learn about and advocate for social justice. Meeting dates and times are at 7pm on the 4th Tuesday of the month. Beginning book study of "America" Original Sin" by Jim Wallis. Contact is Diane Wassum. Bible in Action: This group will study the Bible together utilizing many different platforms. Contact is Pastor Ward.
FREE VIRTUAL STRETCHING CLASSES with Jennie Henderson -- NEW SCHEDULE COMING
Jennie has a job opportunity so needs to rearrange the schedule. She is contacting regular participants individually with the times coming for weeks of 9/21 and 9/28 and a new schedule will be published here as soon as it is available.
Meeting ID: 865 1772 4752 Password: 723860
Tuesdays 4pm-4:30pm Meeting ID: 838 0259 7891 Passcode: 185541 Thursdays 4pm-4:30pm Meeting ID: 821 6403 3901 Passcode: 792778
Meeting ID: 825 5020 8645 Password: 592797
COMMUNICATE AND CONNECT:
Join the closed "Advent Friends" Facebook group to stay abreast of events and see photos.
USE "SMILE" WHEN SHOPPING ON AMAZON.COM
Don't forget - when shopping on Amazon, access the site through http://smile.amazon.com/ch/56-1182420 , and simply do all of your Amazon on-line ordering through Smile.Amazon. Amazon will donate 0.5% of what you buy to Advent - not much, but if you're shopping anyway with Amazon, why not use Smile. Every penny will be used in service to God and His people.
BENEFIT ADVENTURE PRESCHOOL
If you shop at Harris-Teeter, be sure your VIC card is linked to our Adventure PreSchool ... we are group #5494.
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Outreach
USING YOUR VOICE TO SHAPE LEGISLATION
If you wish to financially aid those devastated by hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, or other natural disasters, Lutheran Disaster Response will directly reach victims. To donate, make your donation payable to Advent with "ELCA disaster relief" in the memo line, and we will send your contribution in with others received.
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Youth at Advent
Check out the new "Advent Children's Corner"
Left side under weekly devotion info
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See main screen in lower left corner under the Advent Children's Corner or
Go to Connections and select YOUTUBE VIDEOS -- Scroll to the video
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EVERY 1st AND 3rd SUNDAY
Zoom link to join:
Meeting ID: 843 9148 4685 Passcode: 866800
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Natalie Eklund and Laura Torrence are starting a children's band named B3. They will meet in Orinson Hall starting the first week of October on Wednesdays from 6:45-7:15 for grades 4 through 7. Masks and social distancing is required.
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Stay up to date with youth communications!!!
Grades 6-12 are invited to join Brooke Summerour on GroupMe at
"Advent LUTHERAN CTL 6th-12th"
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Also we have a Advent Youth Instagram page
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Prayers Requested
Before adding someone to our prayers, please be sure you have the person's permission. Please let us know when prayers may no longer be needed. Names will be removed from the list after two months unless updates are received. An asterisk (*) after a name means an update is needed. Please contact officeadm@adventlu.org or churchadministrator@adventlu.org) to provide updates.
Illness or Other Needs
Ashton Family, daughter and family of Esther Abdel-Hameed
Sheryl Belk, friend of Betsy Brown
Lemont Bell, friend of Gene Reid
Anne Brown, mother of Teleah Amaker
Tim Caldwell, member
Ida & James Chisolm, members
Freda Christ, member
Thomas Clement, uncle of Jennie Henderson
Marie Cochran, member
Paul Coleman, friend of Advent VDC community
Carol DiRe, member
Charliese Eichler, sister of Marylou Kuklentz
Mike Eleazer, father-in-law of Katherine McKittrick Eleazer
William Ensley, friend of Janet Rasmussen
Antonio Estrella, former member of Advent
Ann Farabee, sister of Abby Bostian
Emma Fettig, member
Eileen Folkerth, mother of Susan Goerke
Jan Frick, friend of Marylou Kuklentz
MaryJo Gouge, friend of Janet Rasmussen
Consuella Harge, friend of Marie Cochran
Dwight Hartsell, member
Richard Henderson, nephew of Sharon Thrower
Jeannie Jones, former Preschool teacher & friend of Marie Cochran
Dick Kuklentz, member
Waylon Kuklentz, grandson of Dick & Marylou Kuklentz
Phyllis Lester, mother of Sharon Thrower
Michael Mason, nephew of Brenda Reid
Ray Matthews, father of Jesse Priser
Hilda Mertz, mother of Diane Jowers
Justin Mertz, nephew of Diane Jowers
Rick Messina, member
Joan Moeller, member
Dick Moser, the uncle of Sharon Thrower
Clyde Mullis, brother-in-law of Dwight Hartselll
Tyler Oddman, friend of Harriett Easley
Anita Ortiz, mother-in-law of Herbert & Lenore Watson's Son
Nadine Osborne, daughter-in-law of Gerry & Carolyn Osborne
Dot Park, mother of Dave Park
Kalvin Roberson, member
Shannon Roberson, member
Hope Brown Russell and family, daughter of Dan & Betsy Brown
Richard Schulz, brother-in-law of Dan & Jan Otolski
Pam Simyon, daughter-in-law of Dick & Mary Lou Kuklentz
Elaine Slattum, member
Mark Steele, brother of Jennifer Frisina
Kirby Strickland & family, members
Mary Faith Strickland, former member
David Townsend, friend of Esther Abdel-Hameed
Dan Trabilsy, grandson by marriage of Peg Buckstad
Laura Tucker, friend of Marylou Kuklentz
Linda Ann Wassum, sister-in-law of Keith & Diane Wassum
Herbert Watson, member
Beverly Williams, member
Lewis Williams, member
Lisa Williams, member
Renaté Wilson, mother of Tanya DeGrace
Gerry Wisner, brother of Terry Wisner
Terry & Carol Wisner, members
Jeff Woods, uncle of Carol Schierlmann
Celebrations
Deaths - We remember and celebrate the lives of those who have died, especially..
Jessie Amaker, grandmother of Teleah Amaker on September 13
Freddie Bridges, mother of Michelle Hagle on September 17
Hal Merriott, former Advent member on September 29
Myra Steele, sister-in-law of Jennifer Frisina on September 30
Always keep ELCA Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton and NC Synod Bishop Tim Smith in your prayers.
For additions or updates to this listing:
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