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God bless,
Father Tim +
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EWS Those Who Serve
REMIDERS:
Church School / ursery Sunday, Feb 6
The deadline for the
The church School will be Chalice Bearer: B. Kaufold
learning about sharing their love
March WIGED OX
Readers: C.Martino, J. Brambilla
with others in February, as we will be February 18th. Ushers: K. Gibson, J. Litzke
celebrate Valentine's Day. They Altar Guild: S & C Carmody
will be asked to bring in food Coffee Hour: J. Oxenford, J & J
items for the Food Bank and Litzke, J. Gardner,
contribute to the collection of
hats and other knitted items for Counters: J & J Litzke
cancer patients. Sunday, Feb 13
Chalice Bearer : J. Litzke
The children will be making
Valentines for their loved ones Readers: C. Rodriguez, S.Carmody
and celebrate in song, stories, and Ushers : J. Oxenford, J. Shahene
writing. Altar Guild: G & B Hair
Coffee Hour: Espositos, A. Thorpe
Church School will meet on
Sunday, Feb. 6 and Feb. 20 at M. Geiger
9:20a.m. in the church hall. Counters: B & D Shifflett
Sunday, Feb 20
Organ Pipes Renewal Change for the Better Chalice Bearer: J. Oxenford
Even though our organ pipes are Readers: M. Geiger, L. Carter
no longer functional, they are a Please continue to give Ushers: T.Truesdale, K. Gibson
prominent fixture in the church. change in the cup for Altar Guild: L. Carter
Over the years they have become Coffee Hour: B. Kaufold, G.
dingy with age. A proposal to
the WOW shelter Shahene, C. Rodriguez
restore them was presented and card project. Counters: J. Brambilla, R. Whaley
approved by the Vestry. It entails
removing and resetting the Sunday Feb 27
pipes,cleaning and spray painting Chalice Bearer: C. Rodriguez
them, and rearranging them to
Somerton Food Bank Readers: B. Kaufold, J. Oxenford
form an arch design, which will Ushers: J. Litzke, J. Shahene
Please continue Altar Guild: K. Kenny, S. Nesbitt
fit in with the scheme of the
architecture already in place. The support for the Food Coffee Hour: H. Rolland, S.
work is being scheduled for the Bank. Donation basket Remick, N. Hurley, J. Glenn, R.
spring. Mark Geiger and Carlos Whaley
is near the church
Otero have volunteered to help Counters: C. Rodriguez, A. Thorpe
with the operation. More door. Thank you!
volunteers would help make the
task go quicker. If you are able to
help please let Bruce know.
The overall cost for materials and
assembly would be about
$500.00. We are asking that
donations be made to the Capital
Improvement Fund to help
alleviate cost to the church. Your
contribution would help to further
beautify the church and accent
our new organ.
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EWS
PRAYERS PLEASE
Members: Joyce, Dorothy,
Elaine, Ruth B., Nancy H.,
Edna, Alan, Mabel, Ruth L.,
Louise, Bruce, Betty K,
Help WOW give cancer patients a hug for Cheri, Ruth F., Rita, Emma
Valentine’s Day by: Clare, Clara, Joan W.
*knitting or crocheting a shawl; or lap cover Friends and Family: Marcie,
*Sewing a fleece blanket Kathy, Alice, Tina, Michael,
*Buying a fleece blanket Robert, Ugo, Elizabeth,
*Knitting or crocheting a cap Sam, Teresa, Beth, Arlyne,
Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy feel James, Walter, Robert, Earl,
Msgr. McIntyre, Nancy,
extremely cold during and after treatments.
Martha, Irene, James, Lucille,
Wouldn’t this be a nice way to send a warm Edward, Elizabeth Robert R,
loving hug and let them know St. Luke’s family Robin, Madison., James,
has them in our hearts! Lenor, Linda, Neil, Denise,
Bernadette, Lisa, Dorothy,
FEED THE HUGRY Azora, Jonathon, Bobby,
David, Jocelyn, Curtis
People of Haiti, People of
Pakistan
.
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SOUPER BOWL SUDAY IS FEBRUARY 6TH
The History of the Souper Bowl:
A simple prayer: "Lord, even as we enjoy the
Super Bowl football game, help us be mindful
of those who are without a bowl of soup to
eat" is inspiring a youth-led movement to help
hungry and hurting people around the world.
The senior high youth of Spring Valley Presbyterian liked the idea so much they decided to
invite other area churches to join the team. Twenty-two Columbia churches participated that
first year, reporting their results so a total could be determined, and then sending all $5,700
they had raised to area non-profits.
That was 1990. Since then, ordinary young people have generated an extraordinary $70
million for soup kitchens, food banks and other charities in communities across the country.
In addition, hundreds of thousands of youth have experienced for themselves the joy and
satisfaction of giving and serving, inspiring people of all ages to follow their generous
example.
Last year , the Souper Bowl raised $10 million dollars nationwide!
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ST. LUKE’S HISTORY CORER
In 1936, St. Luke’s celebrated its 75th
anniversary. This lovely poem was published in
the dinner invitation that year:
I 1936:
Jesse Owens won 4 gold medals in
track
FDR re-elected to another term
“Gone With the Wind” was
published
A gallon of gas was 10 cents
A new car was between $600-$700
A loaf of bread was 8 cents
The Hoover Dam was completed
“Pennies From Heaven” was a
popular tune
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Some Giggles: Church Ladies With typewriters . . .
These sentences (with all the BLOOPERS) actually appeared in church bulletins or
were announced in church services:
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Word Puzzle Puns for the Educated Mind
GOOD FOOT YOU OUT ITS HOW If you jumped off the bridge in Paris , you'd
HAS FOR CAN BUT ARE AND IS IF be in Seine .
BE Two hydrogen atoms meet. One says, 'I've
lost my electron'. The other says 'Are you
sure?' The first replies, 'Yes, I'm positive'.
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FEBRUARY 2011
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat
1-8:00P-AA 2- 6:45P- 3 4-7:00P-AA 5-10a-Yoga in
Contemplative Spirituality
Meeting in Hall Hall
Prayer in Meeting in Hall 11:30a-Al-Anon
Church Office
Mtg in
7:30P -Holy
Hall
Eucharist with
Healing in
Church
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The Memorial Church of St. Luke the Beloved Physician
1946 Welsh Road
Philadelphia, PA 19115
215-969-3645
stlukesbustleton@yahoo.com
www.stlukesbustleton.webs.com
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