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Thursday, October 24

11:00 a.m. Bible Study

6:00 p.m. Yoga

7:15 p.m. Choir Practice

Friday, October 25

7:00 a.m. Men’s Bible Study

9:45 a.m. Friday Fitness

Saturday, October 26 ~ Reformation

5:30 p.m. Worship

Sunday, October 27 ~Reformation

8:15 a.m. Worship

9:30 a.m. Sunday School

9:30 a.m. Worship

11:00 a.m. Worship

12:15 p.m. Bible Workshop

Monday, October 28

9:45 a.m. Walk and Talk

7:30 p.m. Men’s Bible Study

Tuesday, October 29

9:45 a.m. Morning Prayer with Reflections

1:00 p.m. Tuesday Fitness

7:00 p.m. Evening Prayer with Reflections

Wednesday, October 30

9:15 a.m. Women’s Bible Study

6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class

7:00 p.m. Concert: Organ Spooktacular

This Week:

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Thursday, October 24, 2019

A publication of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

Reformation Day

Join us for worship this weekend as we commemorate

Martin Luther’s posting of the 95 Theses to the door of

All Saints' Church in Wittenberg, Germany, which

occurred on October 31, 1517 and launched the

Protestant Reformation.

The liturgical color for Reformation Day is red.

We encourage everyone to wear something red to church

this weekend!

Thank You to Pastor Rick

We thank Pastor Rick for serving with us these last four

months at Prince of Peace. This weekend is his last

weekend to lead worship; his last day in the office will be

Thursday, October 31.

We will have a reception in the Fellowship Hall for

Pastor Rick between all services on Sunday.

Please join us and take the opportunity to chat with

Pastor Rick and thank him.

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Laura Coleman

Brock Hensel

Curt Lindberg

Pastor John Morris

Skip & Marilyn Shipman

Kandi Snodgrass

Norah Walrod

Jack Weigel

Debbie and Steve Lundregan and

Jennifer and Brian Armstrong

families, on the death of Debbie’s

mother and Jennifer’s grandmother,

Donna Folk

Dean Knisley family, on the

anniversary of the death of his wife,

Nancy Knisley

the following family members and friends:

Sandy Auth, relative of Linda Ogden

Paul Bean, friend of Cindy Mackensen

Jonathon Boyd, friend of Cindy Mackensen

Samantha Boyd, friend of Cindy Mackensen

Noula Contakis, friend of Cindy Mackensen

Bill and Sandy Daley, friends of Cindy Mackensen

John Falco, friend of Cindy Mackensen

Neil Greenfield, friend of Bev Ross

Pastor Larry and Gundala Houff, friends of Jess Lweno

Amy Hopkins, friend of Cindy Mackensen

Doris Johnson, mother of Barb Hoyt

Chuck Keith, friend of Julianne Drengler

Klaus and Gail Kuttrus, parents of Jack Kuttrus

Carole Lienberger, sister of Joyce Miller

John Robertson, family member of Joyce Miller

Alex Schaffer, son of Grier Schaffer

Judy Schiewer, friend of Cindy Mackensen

Nicole Strickland, active visitor

Alice Schultz, mother of Steve Schultz

Emily Stephens, niece of Vicki Evarts

Sue Timmons, friend of Cindy Mackensen

Don Wick, father of Michele Hentschel

Erin Shafter Wilkinson, friend of Cindy Mackensen

Florence Wing, mother of Joyce Miller

the following Prince of Peace families:

Bob and Peggy Scott family

John and Pam Scott family

Dwight and Pam Seeley family

Lisa and Luke Seidensticker family

Please remember in your prayers…

the following members:

Prayer List Refresh

We have “refreshed” the Prayer List, to ensure we

have an accurate list. Therefore, please email

Jocelyn at [email protected] if you

would like us to pray for a loved one.

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Pastor’s Corner Dear Friends in Christ,

My first Sunday to lead worship and preach as an

ordained pastor was Reformation Sunday, 1983. Over the

next few weeks, we celebrated the 500th birthday of

Martin Luther, a leader of the Reformation in the 16th

century.

It was a great time in the church. I was in a small

congregation on the south side of Birmingham,

Alabama. We had a good relationship with the Lutheran

Church-Missouri Synod...we worshipped with the Roman

Catholics in the cathedral in Birmingham around Luther's

birthday...I met weekly with a group of local pastors that

were not Lutheran, and it made for some lively discussion.

Things have changed in the church in the last 40

years...60 years...100 years…

For me, the church is always in reform. It did not

happen just 502 years ago on October 31, 1517 when

Luther challenged the church with 95 points of

discussion.

So our celebration this weekend, in my humble

opinion, is 3-fold.

1) We are the church of Jesus Christ--living,

breathing, moving, growing in width and depth,

throughout the world.

2) We are always seeking ways to be relevant to the

world, and in so doing, bringing the good news of Jesus'

death for our sins and resurrection for the promise of

eternal life that gives us hope each day.

3) We remember the past, celebrate the present and

plan vigorously for the future of the church in the world. It

brings the message no other entity can. Love and hope;

grace and faith; Word and water; bread and wine.

Travelling around the country, there are few churches

I attend with the energy of Prince of Peace. Sunday gives

us pause to thank God for what we have here, and to pray

for the church everywhere that their 3-fold (or more)

celebrations might be similar to ours.

Thanks for being the church together in this place!

Faithfully yours,

Rick Hartmann, Interim Pastor (aka "Short-timer!")

Tuesday’s Morning Prayer Will Begin

at 9:45 a.m. Next Week

The Little Shepherds’ preschool children will be

parading through the church in their costumes

Tuesday, October 29 in the morning at 9:30, so

Morning Prayer will begin at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday,

with Reflections to follow.

Evening Prayer will begin at 7:00 p.m. as usual,

with Reflections to follow the short service.

See What God Can Do

Pick up Stewardship Estimate of Giving

Cards this weekend

Please pick up your Stewardship Estimate of Giving

cards this weekend. They will be on a table at the

Welcome Center.

Please pray about your giving and plan to return your

Estimate of Giving cards on Christ the King weekend,

November 23-24.

Please read letter from the Stewardship Committee

on page 6.

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Bible Sunday for 2nd Graders This Sunday, October 27, we will present our second graders with Bibles at the 11:00 a.m. worship service. This gift is

an expression of our congregation’s commitment to helping children grow in the love and knowledge of God’s Word.

Following the 11:00 service, from 12:00 noon until 2:00 p.m., second graders and their parents are invited to gather for

pizza lunch, to learn about their new Bibles, and to celebrate the gift of God’s Word for us.

Please call the church office to RSVP 614.766.6377 so that we know how many to expect at the service and for lunch.

If your elementary school child has not received a Bible from Prince of Peace, they are welcome to come forward during

worship to receive a Bible and to stay for the workshop. Please RSVP to the church office at 614.766.6377.

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Check out New Items in the Prince of Peace Bookstore

Meet Children’s Author Pamela Joy this Sunday

The bookstore has many new items for sale this fall. As the holidays approach, explore our bookstore for gift ideas.

Children’s author Pamela Joy will be in the bookstore this Sunday promoting her newest children’s book, Messages

from Heaven. A portion of each sale ($2) will benefit Prince of Peace.

Stop by the bookstore between worship services on Sunday to meet Pamela Joy and see all our bookstore has to offer.

Hot off the Press: Pictorial Directories are Here!

Pick up your copy at the Welcome Center any time. The directory is a great way to connect

names with faces and get to know your Prince of Peace family!

Thank you to everyone who submitted to photos for the Pictorial Directory.

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October 2019

Dear Members of Prince of Peace,

Our collective response to the love and grace we’ve been shown in Christ Jesus has resulted in the vitality and a real

sense of mission at Prince of Peace. As we plan and look forward to 2020, we have an opportunity to further expand

the mission we all share. Our congregation consistently demonstrates the power of strong faith and shared love.

To continually press forward, we are conducting the “God’s 20/20 Vision” stewardship program for financial and partici-

pation support in 2020. We need your involvement and commitment to enable us to continue to expand the mission

programs of the congregation.

“God’s 20/20 Vision” stewardship program will kick off this week with the distribution of “God’s 20/20 Vision” packet

for each family or person. The packets will be available at church for the next few weeks.

Make a point of picking your stewardship packet up while at church for worship or anytime.

The information in the packet should is self-explanatory. However, if you have questions you can contact Jim Hoyt at

[email protected] or 614.917.3493.

We are asking that the 2020 Estimate of Giving cards be returned via the offering on

Christ the King Sunday, November 23, 24. Cards can be returned earlier to the church office as well.

Thank you of your support of Prince of Peace and the mission we all share.

With thanksgiving,

Jim Hoyt, Andy Prakel

Brian Ostarchvic Council President

Stewardship Committee

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All Saints Banner Bells

All Saints weekend is November 2 and 3.

Each year bell banners are a part of our

All Saints worship services as we remember

those who have gone before us in the faith.

If you would like to donate a small bell for the

banners in memory of a loved one, please drop it

off to the church office by Sunday, October 27

and label it Bell Banner. Include your name,

phone number and the name of the person for

whom you are donating the bell.

The Prince of Peace bookstore has a selection of

All Saints Bells for $2 each.

Lutheran Social Services Thanksgiving Dinners

This fall we are supporting the Lutheran Social Services Thanksgiving program. We are asking the following:

Members of the Choir, Handbell Choir or any of our Bible Studies are asked to donate starchy items:

2 pouches of mashed potatoes (or one box)

1 box (or bag) of stuffing mix

1 gravy packet (no glass jars, please)

Preschool families are asked to donate the following canned goods:

2 cans of fruit (suggestions: peaches, applesauce, pears)

2 cans of corn

3 cans of green beans

Everyone else is asked to donate dessert items:

2 cans of pumpkin

1 jar of cranberry sauce

1 box of yellow cake mix

We are collecting these items from Sunday October 20 until Saturday, November 16 on the shelves in the hallway.

Questions? Contact Nancy Shuman, Local Ministries at [email protected]

Last Week to Donate!

High School Youth are Collecting Items

for Dogs

In September, our youth visited the Franklin County Dog

Shelter and Adoption Center.

The youth are collecting donations of new or gently used:

toys

and blankets (fleece!)

And they are collecting donations of new:

Collars (for all size dogs),

leashes,

bowls,

and large bags of dry dog food

See the display in the Fellowship Hall.

Contact Jess Lweno with any questions.

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What We All Need to Know about Emergencies at Prince of Peace

The Safety and Emergency Task Force has met several times in the past year. The likelihood of Prince of Peace

experiencing an active shooter situation, fire or bomb threat is very low, but we want to be prepared.

Please read the following common-sense guidelines, so that we are all ready, just in case.

In the Event of a Fire

You may hear the fire alarm, see the alarms flashing strobe light,

smell smoke, or hear someone shout “Fire!”

What Should You Do?

Immediately evacuate the building through the nearest

safe Emergency Exit.

Dublin Police To Provide Active Shooter Training Class at Prince of Peace

Saturday, November 9

9:00 a.m. - noon

Fellowship Hall

See display in the Fellowship Hall to sign up. Contact Fred Schnitzspahn at [email protected]

or Jocelyn Alford at [email protected] with any questions.

This training is conducted by the Dublin Police Department and involves an interactive presentation allowing you to

practice responses in various scenarios. While these scenarios are highly unlikely, the more prepared we are, the safer

Prince of Peace will be.

Due to the subject matter, including graphic scenes and adult language within the videos, the presentation is best suit-

ed for adults. Minimum age to attend this training is 13. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardi-

an. A liability waiver must be signed to attend this training. The waivers are on the display table.

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In the Event of a Weather Emergency Such as Tornado

You are most likely to hear an announcement from someone in authority concerning a

weather emergency. You could also hear the tornado-warning siren or receive a

weather alert.

What Should You Do?

Immediately relocate to the basement activity room and wait for the all clear.

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In the Event of an Active Threat Such as an

Active Shooter

You may hear gunshots (pop-pop-pop), or hear someone shout

“Lockdown-Lockdown-Lockdown” or “Active Shooter” or “Gun,”

or see someone shooting a gun. Do not investigate!

What Should You Do?

RUN/ESCAPE if possible: If it is safe to do so, Immediately evacuate the building through the nearest Emergency Exit. If you are in Fellowship Hall or other area with window walls, immediately move to an area where you are less visi-

ble and then, if it is safe to do, so evacuate the building. Call 911 when you are in a safe location.

If you Cannot Evacuate:

• HIDE AND BARRICADE: Take steps to the keep the shooter from getting in, barricade the door(s), move away from windows, stay low and spread out.

• Silence cell phones, seek out alternate escape routes such as windows and use them if possible - if you still

cannot escape, be prepared to fight.

• FIGHT as a last resort: Fight the shooter with anything available and swarm the intruder and pin the extremities to wrestle the weapon away.

• Secure the weapon in a trash can or other safe location.

When Police arrive – Keep your hands empty and follow their commands.

For All Building Evacuations

• Get as far away from the building as possible.

• Call 911 when you are in a safe location.

DO NOT GO TO YOUR CAR; DO NOT LEAVE BY CAR.

• Leaving by car will create bottleneck in the parking lot and prevent

emergency vehicles from getting to Prince of Peace.

• Comply with the instructions from emergency responders.

• Reunite with family members once you are out of the building.

In the Event of a Bomb Threat

You are most likely to hear an announcement from

someone in authority concerning this threat.

What Should You Do?

Immediately evacuate the building through the

nearest safe Emergency Exit.

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Funds Raised at 2019 Closet Cause Rummage Sale

Were Distributed this Month

• $8000 to a nursing school in Haiti, providing tuition for two students

• $6000 to build a second accessible toilet in northern Ugandan

schools

• $6000 education and a medical clinic on the Haitian island of

Île-à-Vache

• $4000 to a domestic abuse center in Nicaragua

• $7000 to provide education, develop job skills, and build a school in

a Kenyan slum

• $4000 to support a mission in Rio Negro, Guatemala to provide

microloans

• $2000 to FundaMaya to address poverty and promote education and health initiatives in

Guatemala

• $1000 to the KIVA microloan basket that is administered by POP middle school

and high school students.

And...we’re not finished yet! The Global Missions Committee will disperse the remaining funds

• to provide school kits through Lutheran World Relief,

• to support a wide range of projects through ELCA Lutheran Disaster Response,

• and other worthwhile projects that we will explore in the coming year.

Thanks to all who took part in Closet Cause 2019, and Thanks Be to God!

POP’s Café

Thanks to Jill and Tony Smith, Terry and Linda Nicholson,

our POP’s Café helpers last week.

This week is Pancake Sunday!

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On Sunday, October 27 at 9:30 a.m., Prince of Peace Adult Study will welcome guest speaker

Mrs. Liliana Castillio Baiman, a former Dreamer who came to the U.S. in 1991 with her family seeking a better future.

The term “Dreamers” refers to undocumented young men and women who were brought to the United States by their

parents when they were children or teens. It is estimated that there are over one million Dreamers currently residing

in the U.S.

Since Dreamers are undocumented aliens who are not permitted to work legally in the U.S. and are subject to

deportation, Congress proposed the Dream Act in 2001 to provide a multi-phase process for qualifying individuals

that would first grant conditional residency and upon meeting further qualifications qualify for permanent residency.

Unfortunately, the Dream Act failed to pass then and even though reintroduced numerous times over the years has

continued to fail.

Liliana Castillio Baiman is a graduate of the University of Houston with degrees in Political Science and Psychology

and has been an activist for immigration and social justice issues for over fifteen years. She is also a naturalized

U.S. citizen and a candidate for the Columbus City Council.

Please join us to learn more as she shares her immigration challenges and experiences with us.

If you would like more information about AMMPARO, please contact John Neugebauer at [email protected] or

Martha Scherpelz at [email protected]

AMMPARO Ministry Welcomes a Guest Speaker to Adult Study on

Sunday, October 27

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The Benefits of Journaling

It is widely known that writing can be an important from of

self-reflection, and spiritual therapy. Writing about one’s

thoughts and feelings makes writing therapeutic.

One of the main benefits of emotional expression is that it can

release pent-up emotional energy, and this has positive health

effects for the writer. Keeping a journal can be seen as a

mechanism for coping with daily frustrations and challenges.

Health Benefits

There is increasing evidence to support the notion that

journaling has a positive impact on physical well-being.

University of Texas at Austin psychologist and researcher James Pennebaker contends that regular journaling

strengthens immune cells. Pennebaker believes that writing about stressful events helps you come to terms with them,

thus reducing the impact of these stressors on your physical health.

Begin journaling and experience these benefits:

• Clarify thoughts and feelings. If you seem all jumbled up inside and unsure of what you want or feel, take a few

minutes to jot down your thoughts and emotions. It can help you get in touch with your inner self.

• Discover yourself. Write routinely and you will get to know what makes you feel happy and confident. Writing will

help you see more clearly the situations and people who have a negative effect on you. These realizations are

beneficial to restoring emotional wellbeing.

• Reduce stress. Write about negative feelings-anger, sadness or other painful emotions. Writing may help to

release the intensity of these feelings. The goal is to free your mind of past hurts and to feel calmer and better

able to live in the present.

In addition to all of these wonderful benefits, keeping a journal allows you to track patterns, trends and improvements

over time. When current circumstances appear insurmountable, you will be able to look back on your writing and see

where you have made progress.

How to Begin

• Journaling will be most effective if you do it daily for about 20 minutes.

• Find a quiet place and relax. Spelling and punctuation are optional.

• Write quickly, as this frees your brain from the notion of an end goal for your writing.

• If it helps, pick a theme for the day or week, such as peace of mind, change or frustration.

The most important idea is that there are no rules.

• Through writing you’ll discover how your journal is an all-accepting, nonjudgmental tool for spiritual renewal and

physical wellbeing.

- Source: Journal for Caregivers, ERS Parish Health Ministry

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The 2021 ELCA Youth Gathering is Scheduled for June 29-July 3 (2021)

in Minneapolis, Minnesota

This past week the ELCA Youth Gathering announced the theme for the 2021 Youth Gathering as…

The theme is based on Ephesians 3:19 (CEV)

“I want you to know all about Christ’s love, although it is too wonderful to be measured.

Then your lives will be filled with all that God is.”

The Youth Gathering is a tri-annual event for all High School aged students. All youth who are CURRENTLY in grades 7-11

will be eligible to attend this incredible, faith journey event in the summer of 2021!

As more information comes out, we will start planning and preparing for our group to go, see Jess with any questions!

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High School Youth Events

Calendars for our High School Youth Group events are available in the Fellowship Hall and on the church website

(Under the YOUTH tab). Be sure to mark your calendars for all events and remember that friends are ALWAYS

welcome to come along.

Parent Consent Form

All Confirmation and High School youth attending events need to complete the Parent Consent form.

Please take a moment to complete this form. It can also be found on the church website under the Youth tab.

These forms need to be completed every year for students.

The MAiZE Trip was Amaizing

On Sunday, October 6, our youth went to THE MAiZE at Little Darby Creek for an afternoon of corn maze,

pumpkin picking and a hayride. Thank you to those who came, and SPECIAL thanks to Jan Ostarchvic for driving.

High School Sunday School

High School Youth are encouraged to attend the Adult Sunday School class this Sunday. October 27 at 9:30 a.m. to

learn more about DACA/DREAMERS and Immigration in our country.

On the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month, join us at 9:30 a.m. for breakfast and a time of conversation about life,

faith, and fellowship with friends who you may not get to see at school. We meet in the Fellowship Hall.

November dates are November 3 and 17.

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Registration for School year 2019-2020 is Still Open for your Preschooler

and Kindergartener

Information and packets are posted on the website under the Little Shepherds tab.

Contact Sue Miller with any questions at [email protected]

Prince of Peace has owned and operated a Christian-based part-time learning center each school year since 2001.

Bible lessons are taught in every classroom, at different levels of learning. Every class has a morning prayer, snack

prayer and goodbye prayer.

On Tuesday, October 29 and on Wednesday, October 30, the classes will have a costume parade through the church.

Share the Good News! We have a few openings left in our Pre-K PM and Kindergarten Enrichment classrooms. To learn

more about our program you can review our Parent Handbook and program newsletters on the website.

Sunday School is Open for Students

Register Online for Sunday School

Sunday School is offered to age 3 through adult. We have a Sunday School Youth choir class

for 2nd through 5th graders. Confirmation classes for 6th, 7th & 8th grades, and High School youth

meetings on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month. Adults and high school youth are also

invited to attend Adult Sunday School.

Join us any Sunday. We ask that you fill out a registration form with your contact information; please click the link above.

Parents of preschool through 1st grade children are asked to pick a Sunday to stay in the classroom and help out. There

are sign up sheets at your child’s classroom.

For more information, contact Sue Miller at [email protected]

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Women’s Bible Studies

Early Morning Bible Study

Meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays and Thursdays

(off–site) at 7:30 a.m.

All are welcome! For more details, contact

Chasity Kuttrus at [email protected].

Wednesday Morning Bible Study

We meet Wednesdays at 9:15 a.m. in the

Second Floor Meeting room.

Our fall study is following the book:

Prayer in the Messiness of Life by Linda Douty

For more information, contact Janice Joos at

[email protected].

Wednesday Evening Bible Study

We meet Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m.

Our fall study is following the book:

Taming Your To-Do List by Glynnis Whitwer.

Please note: we will not meet October 30 or

November 27.

Our December study will follow

Discovering Hope in the Psalms.

December 4, 11 & 18.

For more information, contact Mary Rose Bolwerk at

[email protected].

Adult Study

Christian Education for Adults

Meets upstairs in the Second Floor Meeting Room

Sundays 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

Sunday, October 27

DACA and the Dream Act:

Immigrant Children Without a Country

Led by Liliana Castillo Baiman

Liliana Castillo Baiman is a former undocumented

immigrant who came here from Mexico with her family in

1991 seeking a better future. She is a graduate of the

University of Houston with degrees in political science and

psychology and has been an activist for immigration and

social justice issues for over 15 years. She is also a

naturalized US citizen and a candidate for the Columbus

City Council. Mrs. Baiman will share her experience and

challenges growing up in the US and becoming a citizen.

November 3, 10, 17, 24

Introduction to the Year of Matthew

Led by Pastor Wayne Harrison

The church year beginning with Advent 2019 is designated

as ‘Year A’ in the lectionary and most of our Sunday gospel

lessons will come from the book of Matthew. Join us to

learn more about this book that tells the story of the birth,

life, death, and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth.

See the full 2019-2020 Adult Study curriculum posted on

the church website. Click on the ADULT tab.

Thursday Morning

Bible Study

Meets every Thursday at 11:00 a.m.

Led by Pastor Rick Hartmann.

We are currently studying

2 Corinthians.

Men’s Bible Study Group

Fridays at 7:00 a.m.

Mondays at 7:30 p.m.

For both groups, we are doing a ten-week study of the

Book of Acts.

Choose one or enjoy both sessions. Join us!

If you have questions, please contact

Tim Bolwerk at [email protected]

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

12:00 noon Staff Meeting 1:00 p.m. Tuesday Fitness 7:00 p.m. College Connections 7:30 p.m. Emergency Task Force Mtg

9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class 7:00 p.m. Women’s Bible Study 7:15 p.m. Handbell Practice 7:30 p.m. Health Ministry


6:00 p.m. Yoga 7:15 p.m. Choir Practice



Baptismal Weekend

9:00 a.m. Global Missions Mtg

10:30 a.m. AMMPARO

Baptismal Weekend

6:30 p.m. Parents of Special Kids Meeting

9:45 a.m. Walk & Talk 2:00 p.m. Senior Ministry Set Up


9:45 a.m.

12:15 p.m. Senior Ministry

7:00 p.m. Church Council

9:30 a.m. Wm’s Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class 7:00 p.m. Women’s Bible Study 7:15 p.m. Handbell Practice

11:00 a.m. Bible Study 7:15 p.m. Choir



12:30 p.m. H.S. Youth Fall Maize

9:45 a.m. Walk & Talk

6:30 p.m. Campaign Dinner (off-site) 7:30 p.m. Men’s Bible Study

9:45 a.m. Reflections 1:00 p.m. Tuesday Fitness

7:15 p.m. Reflections

9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class 7:00 p.m. Women’s Bible Study 7:15 p.m. Handbell Practice


6:00 p.m. Yoga

7:15 p.m.



5:00 p.m. Stewardship Event


7:00 p.m. Book Group


9:45 a.m. Reflections 1:00 p.m. Tuesday Fitness 2:00 p.m. Security Walk-Thru 7:15 p.m. Reflections 7:30 p.m. Local Missions Mtg

9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class 7:00 p.m. Women’s Bible Study 7:15 p.m. Handbell Practice


6:00 p.m. Yoga

7:15 p.m. Choir

7:00 a.m. Men’s Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Friday Fitness

Reformation Weekend

Reformation Weekend

12:00 p.m. Bible Workshop



9:45 a.m. Reflections 1:00 p.m. Tuesday Fitness

7:15 p.m. Reflections

9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study

6:30 p.m. Confirmation Class 7:00 p.m. Organ Spooktacular


6:00 p.m. Yoga

7:15 p.m. Choir

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PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCHDublin, Ohio

Sunday Worship

8:15 a.m., 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Saturday Worship

5:30 p.m.

Sunday School

9:30 a.m.

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