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Holy Trinity Lutheran Newsletter
Each month, our pastors and church members share their witness of Christ in our monthly Tempo newsletter.Now you can share with them their experience as they walk the path with Jesus. Subscribe to the Tempo and you'll never miss another issue.
February 2012
February marks the final days of the season of Epiphany and the beginning of the season of Lent. The year begins in Advent with the waiting for God to fulfill God's promises, then moves into the season of Christmas when the promise is kept and born. Then for a few weeks, we revel in the glory of the light that comes into the world, the wonder and awe and beauty of God's amazing love.
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January 2012
As I take a moment to reflect on the year of 2011, I am in wonderment about how life takes many twists and turns. As I look at family and the great joy of a new grandchild, but also some major changes in our family, I think about the faithfulness of God. God’s promises do not change. God says through his servant Jesus, “I am with you until the end of the age.” Jesus also says, “Come to me, my burden is light”.
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December 2011
Now is the time
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November 2011
The month of November is an important month. The nation pauses to give thanks, and we as a church add our voice to that thanksgiving. As I ran this morning my mind began to make a mental list. I had the usual things like my family, I couldn’t have had any better parents or grandparents for that matter. My wife and I have been married for over 41 years, I have two grown sons, and their families, including a new granddaughter. I have a call to a strong church, like Holy Trinity, and the list could go on and on. As I thought about all that, I also thought about how our state leads the nation in foreclosures, and is second in unemployment and I realized so much of our feelings of thanksgiving are shaped by things outside of ourselves as well as ...
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October 2011
In the rhythms of our life together as a community of faith, October is a turning point of sorts. It tends to be a month of celebrating and acknowledging commitments in our life together.
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September 2011
Calendars are interesting things; you can get calendars with all kinds of themes and all kinds of ways of marking time. I have a calendar that tells me when the major marathon running races are going to occur. You can get a calendar that tells you ...
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August 2011
The summer is quickly rounding the corner toward the return of school schedules and routines that for many will leave vacations & more family time together a warm memory. For many of us who may not have our lives ordered around school calendars, it may mean less of a shift in ...
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July 2011
Manna is coming to a period when children are out of school for the summer break and will be in need of lunch, snacks, etc., that can be made available at home. Please help Holy Trinity reach out to our neighbors through your additional donations. Some of us have fruit trees ...
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June 2011
Vacation Bible School Day Camp is July 11-15, for children entering kindergarten to 6th grade. Day Camp is from 9am to 3pm, Monday through Thursday and 9am to 12 noon on Friday. Join in the fun as we study the Bible, sing, play, make crafts, eat snacks, and spend time with friends.
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May 2011
Easter has come and gone, at least by the world’s standards, but not by the church's. The Season of Easter goes for seven weeks, this year going well into June. Each week we
celebrate the Resurrected Christ. Our world also would like to make Easter ...
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April 2011
Behold, I am making all things new! When the dawn breaks on Easter morning, does it feel like an ordinary day or the beginning of a fresh new life? I remember growing up, how my sisters and I were up in the dark hours, finding our Easter best outfits and curling each other’s hair...
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March 2011
Easter comes late this year. Do you know how they figure the date? Well, it has something to do with the first full moon after the Vernal Equinox. And it has to do with the Exodus story and Passover. So we as Christians remember the Blood of the Lamb of God, who came to take away the sins of the world.
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