First Reading: Acts 16:9-15 Epistle: Revelation 21:9-14,21-27 Holy Gospel: Revelation 21:9-14,21-27 Liturgical Color: White Pastor: Rev. Dan Lochner ______________________________________________________
Sunday Adult Bible Study Thank, Praise, Serve, and Obey Recover the Joys of Piety
Some associate it with its evil twin, pietism, and reject piety based on the incorrect assumption that the two are one and the same. Pietism is inwardly focused, obsessed with carefully following spiritual to-do lists and rules. Piety, rather, fights against that inward focus, turning our attention out toward God and His promises and toward our neighbor in love and care. Piety is simply the cultivation of godly habits—habits that befit the household of God, the family of our heavenly Father. ___________________________________________________________
Buckley Kiwanis Food Bank
The last Sunday of the month is FOOD BANK SUNDAY. However, you can bring you donations in on any Sunday.
Check out the flower chart on the clip board and please indicate when you would like to provide flowers for our Sunday Services _____________________________________________
Ever wanted to read through the Bible in a year? (Anytime is a great time to start) Take up the challenge and visit our Daily Bible Reading/Devotion tab. Blessings abound each day! _________________________________________________________
Keep the following congregants in your prayers:
• Missionaries Elliot Derricks and family in Cameroon, West Africa with Lutheran Bible Translators. • Missionaries Andrew Fedder and family in Romania • Iver Oster – Health concerns • La Vern Waller – Health concerns
Others:
• Kathy N. – Heart condition • Stephen N. – Chronic Foot infection • Byron S. – Car accident • Dave W. – Chemotherapy • Voice of the Martyrs (VOM) and persecuted Christians throughout the world • ORLC as we seek the Lord's guidance for our continuing ministry in the Bonney Lake/Buckley area
Serving this Sunday: Communion Assistant: Jim Senger, Lector: Bob Smith, Usher: Dean Brynestad and Caleb Sutcliffe, Greeter: Sandy Smith, Altar Care: Gale Senger, Flowers: Sharon Fedder
First Reading: Acts 16:9-15
Some associate it with its evil twin, pietism, and reject piety based on the incorrect assumption that the two are one and the same. Pietism is inwardly focused, obsessed with carefully following spiritual to-do lists and rules. Piety, rather, fights against that inward focus, turning our attention out toward God and His promises and toward our neighbor in love and care. Piety is simply the cultivation of godly habits—habits that befit the household of God, the family of our heavenly Father.
Check out the flower chart on the clip board and please indicate when you would like to provide flowers for our Sunday Services