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Robert Haworth
Saturday – June 21, 2025, 1:00 PM
Memorial and Celebration of Life Worship
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PRAYER
Merciful Jesus, please bring rest and peace to our brother Robert who now lives with you forever in your enlightened truth. Almighty Father in heaven, we thank you for the joy and love that each child of God has brought into our lives. Into your hands, O Lord, we commend all for whom we pray, trusting in your mercy, through your Son Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.
YOU ARE ENCOURAGED to attend Grace Lutheran Church
Semi-Annual Congregational Meeting
Sunday, June 29, 11:30 AM
Your input and participation
will be most appreciated!
Newsletter
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UP COMING EVENTS
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Today the Church celebrates the Festival of Pentecost. Let us pray God’s Spirit be upon our lives and Church. Thank you for all who wore red to worship.
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EACH SUNDAY - COFFEE HOUR AFTER WORSHIP
Come and enjoy the fellowship and Coffee in the Social Hall after worship. ENJOY Birthday Celebration every 1st Sunday, Submarine Party every 2nd Sunday, Pizza every 3RD Sunday!!! If you would like to provide special refreshments for one week, please contact Kamilla; kamillaszklarska@gmail.com.
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We wish to say a very special word of thanks to Glenn Davis today for conducting worship and bringing us today’s message. THANK YOU!
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Make sure to attend worship on June 1 for our traditional Grace Learning Center Graduation Celebration. Please welcome our children and families!
Facing cross during the processional & recessional hymn & Holy Water
Our Lutheran tradition encourages members and friends to face the cross during the processional and recessional hymns. Holy Water is available to those who would like to bless themselves upon entering the church as a reminder of their baptism.
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Please plan to attend Grace’s Semi-Annual Meeting on Sunday, June 29 immediately following worship. Your voice and input are important!
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Consider donating to the church emergency discretionary fund. These funds provide emergency assistance (food, bus pass, gas) to those in need.
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Grace has been blessed with a benefactor who has made a $1000 grant available to Grace to open the doors to the church’s front entrance. Please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to this worthy cause.
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DISCRETIONARY FUND
Consider donating to the church emergency discretionary fund. These funds provide emergency assistance (food, bus pass, gas) to those in need.
"OPEN THE DOOR" FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
Grace has been blessed with a benefactor who has made a $1000 grant available to Grace to open the doors to the church’s front entrance. Please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to this worthy cause.
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OFFICE HOURS: Tues & Fri: 10-1:00, Wed & Thurs 2:30-5:00
If you would like to speak with the pastor, schedule please make an appointment by calling 305-888-2871 or email grace33166@outlook.com
Living Under the Influence
This weekend’s 1st lesson from Act 1-21, verse 15 reads: “But others sneered and said, ‘They are filled with new wine.” According to the Biblical account of that first Pentecost day over 2000 years ago, the folks surely looked drunk, they sounded drunk, and they acted drunk. But, Peter denied it. He said, “We’re not drunk… it’s only 9:00 in the morning.” So, which is it? Were they sober as Peter said or were they filled with new wine? (Acts 2:1-21) The answer to both questions is yes. Yes, is really the only answer. They were sober, yet intoxicated. They were sober, yet filled with a new wine. That is the gift and paradox of Pentecost. So I want to ask you 2 questions: 1st, Are you drunk and intoxicated? Or, are you sober and intoxicated? There is a difference you know. 2ndly, what is your drink of choice? And, how is “your drink of choice” intoxicating your life?
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Let's pray
Executive
A Prayer for Those Facing Economic Hardship, Mental Struggles, Depression, Bullying, Anxiety, or Persecution
“Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you.” — 1 Peter 5:7
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18
Heavenly Father,
We lift up those who are struggling today—those facing financial difficulties, mental burdens, depression, bullying, anxiety, or persecution. Remind them that You care for them and that You are near to the brokenhearted. Grant them peace in the midst of their trials, strength in their weakness, and hope in Your everlasting love. Surround them with Your comfort and guide them to find refuge in You. Amen.
If you need someone to talk to or are seeking spiritual guidance, please reach out to one of our pastors for counseling. You can contact us at gracelutheranchurch@gmail.com or call 305-888-2871Nov 30, 2024
Have there been times in your life when you would have given anything for a new life? When you needed a fresh start? When you ached to have your life transformed? In whatever way those things have come up for you, that was perhaps your longing for the unforeseeable future and the opening yourself to the possibility of the impossible…
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SUNDAY
9:30 AM Adult Choir practice - Come on!
10:30 AM Worship followed by fellowship
12:15 PM Interactive Bible Study -
MONDAY
7:00 PM AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)
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TUESDAY
7:00 PM Boy Scouts & Cub Scouts
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THURSDAY
7:00 PM AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)
7:15 PM Church Council (every 3rd Thursday)
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FRIDAY
11:00 AM Harvest Community
Foodbank Project / Distribution
“What Makes Home?”
The first words Jesus says to us in this week’s Gospel from John 14:23-29 are these: “Those who love me will keep my word, and my Father will love them, and we will come to them and make our HOME with them.” (John 14: 23).