Dear friends in Christ,
One of the great joys of
serving at St. Peter’s is the way
in which you support and
embrace our youth.
I firmly
believe that our youth represent
not just the future of the church, but the present.
Youth are part of the church right now,
and you have embraced this in many ways: by
welcoming their participation and leadership in
worship; by supporting the Youth Event
Scholarship (YES) fund and Community
Education Fund; by funding a Youth and Family
Life Ministries staff position; by attending the
Sunday School Christmas program on an icy
Saturday evening in December; by purchasing
artwork that lined the hallway to support
Together We Rise; by serving as a prayer
sponsor; and by attending the annual Sunday
School breakfast.
It is a joy watching our youth flourish
here. Our Confirmation youth planned and led
four of our midweek Lenten services. One of
our youth, Carter Stevens, organized a movie
night to support Kids Coalition Against Hunger.
Over forty youth participated in the Christmas
Program. Youth are attending council meetings
to share their ministry experiences.
This month we have additional
opportunities to support and embrace our youth.
We will collect a special offering to rent a vehicle
to transport twelve youth to Stony Lake Camp.
We will celebrate with five of our youth as they
affirm their baptism. We will conclude another
year of Sunday School.
At St. Peter’s, our mission is “Welcoming
all to know and love Jesus.” You do more than
welcome our youth – you support them,
embrace them, and love them. Thank you!
Peace,
Pastor Ken
Here I Stand
Beyond Saxony
[This is the fifth of a series of
newsletter articles about the life of
Martin Luther, as we join with the church in
commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Protestant
Reformation.]
For the remainder of this series, the term
“evangelical movement” will be used to refer to those
who were part of Luther’s reform movement. Luther
preferred “evangelical”, over “Lutheran”. The term
“evangelical” referred to the evangel, a term used for
the gospel. The evangelicals claimed that the
church had long lost the gospel message.
Concerned about the course of events in
Wittenberg, Martin Luther left Wartburg Castle and
returned there on March 6, 1522. He used his
preaching to further define the evangelical
movement. After returning to Wittenberg, Luther
continued to develop his ideas on a wide range of
subjects, especially the authority of Scripture.
Luther also became more aware of issues in
the larger world. He made an impact far away from
Germany when he waged pamphlet warfare with
England’s King Henry VIII. He expressed regret at
two men burned at the stake in Brussels for testing
the boundaries of the church and proclaiming the
truth of the gospel.
Luther also began to deal with practical
matters of church and state. He was concerned with
how to organize evangelical parishes, as well as a
system of oversight. Luther also developed a
distinction between church and civil authorities. He
even addressed military dilemmas.
A revolt broke out in 1524 that lasted until
1525, and became known as the Peasants’ War.
The peasants were protesting against the power of
princes and unjust taxes, including church revenues.
They felt that Luther, who was critical of church
policies, would have defended their cause.
However, Luther was more concerned with authority
and order, and he condemned the revolt. Some
authorities believed Luther was now trying
unsuccessfully to restrain revolutionary forces that
he had helped unleash.
Trivia Question:
Martin Luther’s protector, Frederick the Wise, died
on May 2, 1525. Frederick’s brother became the
new elector. What was his name?
A.) John the Steadfast
C.) Alexander the Great
B.) Philip the Magnificent D.) Charles the Humble
[Answer found on page 4 of the newsletter.]
Confirmation
May 14
On Sunday, May 14 at
the 9:30 am service, we
will rejoice with the
following youth who
have completed Confirmation classes, and will
affirm their Baptism: Derek Maier, Ashley
Mathews, Ruby Neiman, Jared Kramp and
Avery Paul. Confirmation rehearsal will be held
on May 10 at 6:30 pm, followed by a reception
for all confirmation youth, families and prayers
sponsors at 7 pm.
Graduate and Scholarship
Recognition
If you know of anyone who is
graduating from high school or
college this spring, please inform
the office. We would appreciate
any information about future
plans and a picture for the June
newsletter.
There will be a
special day of recognition for
graduates at the 9:30 am service
on Sunday, June 4. We hope all graduates will
attend and accept our congratulations! Also on
June 4, our Community Education Scholarship
committee will acknowledge the scholarship
recipients for 2017. Congratulations to all!
On Mondays, May
1st, 8th, and 15th at
6pm in the Fireside
room Ian Boden will
be leading a class
titled
Rebuilding
God’s Church. This class will explore
Discipleship, Prayer and Evangelization. There
is no cost for this class and it is open to
everyone. If you have any questions please
contact Ian, 586.453.4010
Fellowship ~
Laughter ~ Fun
Sunday, May 21
On the last day of
Sunday School, we will
be planting flowers around the church grounds
and the head to The Voyageur for some fun! We
welcome our community youth, family & friends
join us from 11:15am – 2:30pm for bowling and
fellowship. The cost of this event is $ 5 for youth
& $11 for adults. It includes 2 games, hot dog,
ice cream, pop & rental of your bowling shoes.
Please see Tamara or call 810-278-0995 by
May 14th.
Attic Angels
The Attic and Bake Sale will be held on May 18th
and 19th from 9 am- 4 pm. Baked goods may be
brought to the basement on Wednesday, May
17th from 7-8 pm, or on
Thursday, May 18th from 8-9
am. The members of the
congregation can purchase
items now. Most items are
not priced, but a donation is
gratefully accepted and can be turned into the
office. The committee will continue to meet to
organize items every Monday at 9 am. Thank
you so much for supporting this event, whether
it be of your time, and/or donations. A special
thank you to the committee members for all their
hard work that makes this occasion possible.
We are looking for some new
softball players or old little league
players to join our team and play
in our church slow pitch softball
league this season. There will
be 8-10 games, a few practices and lots of fun!
There is a signup sheet in the lobby.
During the month of May
is when St Peter's serves
at the Food Pantry. If you
would like to join our team
and are able to donate a
few hours of your time on a Tuesday or
Thursday during May, we could use your help.
We work from 4 pm until approximately 7 pm.
We schedule our team workers so that everyone
has an opportunity to serve. It is an easy job but
it is so rewarding. We fill food bags and assist
families to receive their monthly allotment.
Please contact Joanne at 810-329-4953 or cell
810-434-1481 if you would like to help at the
Food Pantry.
Our Fellowship/Outreach committee is looking
to start a "lunch and/or dinner gathering for
ladies" to meet at local area restaurants to
socialize. If you are interested in participating,
please contact any member on our committee.
As many of you may have
noticed, I have been wearing a
funny brown robe that makes me
look a lot like a monk. I wear this
because I am sort of like a monk.
I am a Lutheran Franciscan
Friar, yes this is a real thing. I am
a Novice in the
Order of Lutheran Franciscans.
We are a group of Lutherans who follow the simple
path of St. Francis of Assisi by standing with the poor
and marginalized and seeking to live out the Gospel.
To elaborate on the difference between Monks and
Friars, Monks are called away from the world to live
a more solitary life in monasteries, where Friars are
called to be a part of the world and not recess away.
Not all of the members of the Order are Pastors or
feel called to be a Pastor, some simply feel called to
live their regular lives with a more religious tone. I
know that this may not have answered your
questions and may have sparked more, I do invite
you to please ask me any and all questions you have
and I will be happy to answer them. We also have a
website that is a great place to also try and answer
your questions: www.lutheranfranciscans.org.
Thank you very much for all of your support.
Pax et Bonum (Peace and all Good),
Brother Ian Boden
The choir will be taking a
vacation until September.
Thank you to everyone
who sang with us during
the year, for sharing your
musical
talents
and
faithfully
attending
rehearsals:
Tom
Latowski, Ted Anderson, Charles Butler, Ian
Boden, Pastor Ken, Chris Ritter, Norene
Stoecker, Marilyn Tackaberry, Sue Daniels,
Katy Emerich, Adelle Schwan, Nancy Latowski,
Joanne Niederhauser, Johanne Bodany, Gwen
Anderson, Chris Jebrael, Janet Allington, Ruby
Nieman and Lucy VanSingel.
We are blessed to have choir members who
support the tradition of Lutherans singing
throughout history. During the Reformation,
Luther broke with Catholic tradition when he
encouraged members to participate in worship,
especially with singing. When he revised the
Catholic mass for use in his churhes, the
services were jammed full of music, which were
sung as a response to the grace of God. He
insisted that all the people sing, not just the
clergy and choirs. As we worship, our choir not
only offers anthems in praise to God, but leads
the congregational singing and assists in
learning new hymns and liturgy. Thank you to
all our faithful singers!
We are always looking for new voices to join us.
If you can attend an hour-long weekly rehearsal,
and sing with us on a few Sundays per month,
we would love to have you join us. No musical
background is necessary and you can join
anytime. Rehearsals are focused but fun.
Anyone young or not-so-young is welcomed.
Contact Renee Evans or any choir member for
more information. Let’s continue the tradition of
Lutheran voices raised in praises to God!
Due to vacations and
holidays, chime season is
over until fall. Thanks to
the dedicated chimers
who use God's gift for worship. They are: Sue
Danielson, Stephanie Neiman, Ruby Neiman,
Lauren Kramp, Nancy Green, Molly Furtah,
Elizabeth Gizowski, and Katy Emerich.
Chris Ritter
On Sunday, July 9, St.
Thomas
Lutheran in
Sterling Heights will travel
to Utica’s Jimmy John’s
Field to watch the United
Shore Baseball League
teams,
the
Eastside
Diamond Hoppers play the Westside Woolly
Mammoths. Our congregation is invited to join
them for a day that includes a food and
beverage buffet, a meet and greet with the
mascots, and a pre-game group photo on the
field. The cost is $30. For more information,
see the poster in the lobby and let Pastor Ken
know if you plan to attend.
IN NEED OF PRAYER: Dennis
Rocker, Mary Forys, Janice Convis,
Guy MacIntosh, Sue Kasemeyer,
Bob Beier, Dick Guyott, Janine
Sommer, Paul & Ruth Reyelts,
Delores Cook, Vi Dunn, Will Tanner, Clyde Moore,
Kay Folk, Lyle Angus, Louis Eisen, Lana Wagner,
Loretta Lukasak, Suzanne Morris, Elizabeth
MacDonald, Melvin Stutzman, Richard Morris.
(Please
call
or
email
the
office
at
[email protected] to update information, or
to add or remove names.)
Trivia Answer:
Answer is A. Because of Luther’s increasing role as a
political figure, he began to cultivate relations with him.
May Birthdays
5/2
5/4
5/5
5/6
5/6
5/6
5/7
5/8
5/11
5/11
5/11
5/12
5/12
5/13
5/14
5/14
5/14
5/14
5/15
5/16
5/16
5/17
5/19
5/20
5/23
5/25
5/26
5/26
5/28
5/28
5/30
5/30
Reese Lyle
Jonathan Eifert
Avery Decker
Marilyn Tackaberry
Olivia Jones
Nicholas Redinger
Quinn Vogel
Paulette Butlin
Mila Emerich
Vera LaMarsh
Sara Lyle
Nicole Maurer
Al Ritter
Kadence Eisen
Lainey Donaldson
Isabelle Furtah
Guy MacIntosh
Patricia Thueme
Lucille Wegmeyer
Natalie Eifert
Landon Alley
Ralph Gizowski
Janae Trombley
Kelly Farver
Emily Matthews
Ruby Neiman
David Alley
Danielle Green
Theresa Eisen
Tracey Matthews
Martin Green
Renee Westrick
91 years
91 years
85 years
May Anniversaries
Newsletter Deadline
Articles for the June newsletter
are due in the office on May 15.
5/11
5/14
5/15
5/15
5/20
5/20
5/23
5/25
5/26
5/27
5/28
Doris & Norman Mrosewske
Julie & David Alley
Marilyn & Charles Tackaberry
Dawn & Kevin Lambrecht
Shannon & Mike Furtah
Christine & Alan Ritter
Cynthia & Thomas Duemling
Kris & Eric McDonald
Katy & Alan Emerich
Kathleen & Bernard Nummer
Betty & Guy MacIntosh
60 years
12 years
52 years
19 years
12 years
17 years
30 years
10 years
10 years
51 years
68 years
Easter Flowers Donated
In Memory of:
Myrtle & Donald Gibson
Bob Slobodzian
Loved Ones
Our grandparents & Charlene Partyka
Leonard & Delores Szczepkowski
Brian Lanter & Terrence Lanter Sr.
Loved Ones
Norma Kaminski
Given by:
Janet Allington
Jane, Chad, Ben, Christian, & Luke Miller
John & Gail Decator
Pastor Ken and Joyce Staib
Chris Ritter
Scott & Robin Bell
Jere & Nancy Diebold
Nic, Crystal & Carly Coventry
In Honor of:
Gail Decator
Scott, Alexis, Perry, Alex & Jessica Wheeler
Rich, Christy & Brooklyn Vanitvelt
Jeff & Kim Harcourt
Given by:
Her Secret Pal
Jere & Nancy Diebold
Jere & Nancy Diebold
Jere & Nancy Diebold
Serving in May, Sunday 9:30 am
2017
Greeter
Ushers
Scripture
Reader
Communion
Assist.
Projectionist
Acolyte
May 7
Marty Green
John
MacDonald
Carl Eisen
Mark Fisher
Tom
Latowski
Marty Green
Jared
Kramp
May 14
Norene
Stoecker
Kathy
Nummer
Molly
Wiegand
Anna Fisher
Patty Yax
Tom Latowski
May 28
Robin Bell
Shannon
Furtah
Jared
Kramp
Marty
Green
Sue Daniels
May 21
Julian Sullivan
Rolland Eisen
Julian Sullivan
Rolland Eisen
Bryan Neiman
Jon Jones
Nancy
Green
Saturday, 5 pm
.
May 6
Chris Ritter
Jan Allington
May 13
Chris Ritter
Jan Allington
May 20
Norene Stoecker
Jan Allington
May 27
Norene Stoecker
Jan Allington
Altar Guild: Marlene Eisen & Ann Beier
Sun da y
M onda y
1
2
Attic Angels
9 am
Mallard’s
Landing
11 am
Rebuilding
God’s Church
Class 6 pm
7
8
Bible Study
8:15 am
Worship,
Communion,
Sun. School
9:30 am
Celtic Service
14
Bible Study
8:15 am
Worship,
Confirmation,
Communion
9:30 am
T uesd a y
VBS
Meeting 6 pm
Council
Meeting
7 pm
9
Attic Angels
9 am
T hursd a y
3
4
Prayer
9:30 am
Bible Study
10 am
Confirmation,
JAM,
Rob Bell DVD,
6:30 pm
10
Prayer
9:30 am
Bible Study
10 am
Confirmation
rehearsal,
JAM, 6:30 pm
Prayer sponsors’
Reception
7 pm
Rebuilding
God’s Church
Class 6 pm
15
W edn e sda y
16
Attic Angels
9 am
Mallard’s
Landing
11 am
17
Prayer
9:30 am
Bible Study
10 am
Rob Bell DVD,
6:30 pm
Fri da y
5
6
Pastor’s
day off
Synod
Assembly
May 4-6
Choir 7 pm
11
12
Attic & Bake
Sale 9 am
Worship,
Communion
5 pm
13
Pastor’s
day off
Choir 7 pm
18
S atu rd a y
19
Worship,
Communion
5 pm
20
Attic & Bake
Sale 9 am
Pastor’s
day off
Worship,
Communion
5 pm
Rebuilding
God’s Church
Class 6 pm
21
22
23
Bible Study
8:15 am
Worship,
Communion,
9:30 am
Sun. School
Flower day &
Bowling
28
Bible Study
8:15 am
Worship,
9:30 am
24
Prayer
9:30 am
Bible Study
10 am
Rob Bell DVD,
6:30 pm
29
30
31
25
26
27
Pastor’s
day off
Worship,
Communion
5 pm
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Church Council Meeting Minutes
(Draft – to be approved by Council)
April 4, 2017
Opening: The meeting opened at 7:02 p.m.
Council Members: Pastor Ken Staib; Tom Latowski
(President); Katy Emerich (Vice President); Carol
Vogel* (Treasurer); Nancy Latowski (Secretary);
Alan Emerich*; Mark Fisher; Stephanie Neiman*;
Del Vogel*; Ian Boden; Gary Eisen*; Tamara Howes;
Jane Miller; Gwen Anderson*. (Those absent from
the meeting are marked with an *).
Devotion: Nancy Latowski shared a devotion about
spring cleaning and getting rid of the clutter in our
lives. We should all keep our focus on what God’s
plan is for our lives.
Approval of Minutes: The minutes from 3-7-17
were reviewed. Katy Emerich moved and Mark
Fisher seconded the motion to accept the meeting
minutes. Motion carried.
Treasurer Report: Carol Vogel had provided the
Council a summarized report for March. All payroll
taxes were paid and quarterly reports filed. General
Fund Income for March was $13,145 and total
expenses were $15,837.68.
Carol’s summary
stated that there were several reasons why the net
income was under budget and that there were no
concerns.
Billing to endowment for strategic
planning has been submitted to Julian. Motion to
accept the Treasurer’s report was made by Nancy
Latowski and seconded by Mark Fisher. Motion
carried.
Pastor’s Report: Pastor Ken’s report for the month
of March:
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Pastoral phone calls/visits in March – 6
Memorial services for Al Stiefvater (March 25)
and Donna Mead (April 1)
This past month has been a pleasure working
with the Confirmation Class leading the mid-week
Lenten Services. They have done a great job.
Lenten Bible study on Small Catechism (Sundays
and Wednesdays)
Kickoff meeting for ELCA Youth Gathering 2018
(March 11)
Conference pastors meeting (March 21)
Healing Service (March 25-26)
Attended Synod Chrism Mass for blessing of oils
(March 30)
Upcoming Activities:
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Traveling to Flint to deliver water (April 6)
Ecumenical Good Friday Service (April 14)
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Wedding – Autumn Melms & Matt Eisen (April 28)
Baptism – Norman Mattock (April 30)
Synod Assembly – Bluewater Convention Center
(May 4-6) – Pastor Ken, Ian Boden, Chris Ritter
Celtic service (May 7)
Confirmation dinner (May 10)
Confirmation Sunday (May 14)
Other Matters:
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Synod Assembly – Volunteers still needed
Volunteers for Rise Up Campaign (council
visitors)
Office closed April 27 (Monday after Easter)
Vacation (April 17-23)
St. Clair Art Fair – June 24 & 25
Baptismal anniversary cards (17 baptisms last
year)
Reminder to Council Members (and to Pastor)
that in order to discuss and consider comments
or suggestions, the person making the
suggestion must be willing to identify him or
herself. This is important for both clarification and
follow-up
purposes.
Anonymous
comments/suggestions will not be discussed.
Youth and Family Life Ministry Report:
Tamara’s report is attached. Tamara reported that
Youth Group will be complete for the year on May
21. Tamara stated that she has attended the
Episcopal Church and took the Youth to one of their
services. The church was thrilled that the youth
came to visit. Tamara also attended in Marysville to
meet their youth representative and invite them to
visit St. Peter’s.
Suggestion Box: No Suggestions
Old Business/Follow-up:
Handicap Parking Update: Gary Eisen sent an
email and reported that he will be meeting with the
concrete person and hopes to get a quote after this
discussion. As soon as information is received from
Gary, Tom Latowski will share it with Council
Members.
The work will require a special
congregational meeting. As soon as the Council
has consensus on the project, a date will be set.
Together We Rise: The Sweet Cases Project is
complete. Tom mentioned that he needs to file a
final report with Thrivent. Katy stated that she will
get some information to Tom to get the report filed.
New Business:
Camp Transportation – Rates from last year
indicated that van rental would cost $100 per day for
a 7-8 passenger van, and a 15 passenger van would
be $185 per day. The van would cost approximately
$1,110.
The other option would be to have
approximately four drivers transport the children.
Council discussed whether we would have any
options to help with the rental. There is $300 left in
the budget for Confirmation Camp and a suggestion
was made for a free-will offering. Pastor will
schedule a free-will offering on May 21 to help defray
costs for families. Mark Fisher will also check into
extra donations.
Lot Seal and Restripe – Jane Miller mentioned that
she had a name of someone who could give a
competitive bid for the lot seal and restripe.
Stewardship for All Seasons – Pastor explained
that our Synod is having a campaign called
Stewardship for All Seasons. They are looking for
participation in a pilot program. It was decided that
we would revisit this for next year.
Committee Reports –
Fellowship Outreach - Jane Miller (meeting later in
April).
Parish Education – Katy Emerich
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Sunday School – No Report
Youth – No Report
Adult – Chris Ritter, Katy and Pastor had a
meeting regarding adult education. Katy will be
starting a couples study on April 30. It will involve
reading the book and holding an occasional
discussion or a Facebook page - The Five Love
Languages by Gary Chapman. Ian will be holding
a class covering rebuilding God’s church,
Discipleship, Prayer and Evangelization in May.
Youth and Family Ministry – Gwen Anderson
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No Report
Stewardship – Mark, Fisher, Alan Emerich
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Another couple has been recruited for money
counting (up to 11).
Property – Gary Eisen, Del Vogel
Email from Del Vogel covered:
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The St. Clair Fire Department performed a fire
inspection and there were several violations. Most
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have been resolved but there were three exit lights or
emergency lights that are not working correctly. Del
will resolve these issues when he returns from
vacation. Batteries have been replaced in 15 units
but the unit itself may need to be replaced in the
remaining three. Other issues resolved include:
storage items must be 24 inches from the ceiling.
Nothing should be stored within 30 inches of
electrical panels and no flammables like paint stored
in the electrical room.
There is a wheelchair in the basement. A decision
needed to be made to either sell at Attic Angels or
donate it. Mark Fisher will contact Attic Angels to see
if they will put it in the sale.
The old Christmas tree will be donated to Habitat to
Humanity. Ian will take care of it once the boxes have
been sorted through to ensure that the lobby tree is
put into the correct box and the whole tree is properly
boxed. The boxes are now in the southeast closet.
Flush valves may need to be replaced in the men’s
room.
o Pastor shared that Del Vogel spent a lot
of time working at the church that past
week. Anna Fisher and Gail Decator also
spent a great deal of time helping to
clean. There are some ornaments left
from the 150th anniversary. They will set
up a table for people to take.
Appreciation was given to all who give of
their time to help.
o A groundhog has been near the back
door (greeted Tracy). If this becomes a
reoccurring problem, we may need to
contact pest control.
Worship – Tom & Nancy Latowski, Ian Boden
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The next meeting is planned for September 17,
2017
Mutual Ministries – No Report
Devotions for May, 2017 Meeting – Tom Latowski
Next Meeting: May 2, 2017. Motion was made by
Mark Fisher and seconded by Ian Boden to adjourn.
Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Nancy Latowski
Youth and Family Life Ministry
St. Peter’s Church Council Report March & April 2017
Thank you to everyone here at St. Peter’s church. I feel so blessed with the overwhelming support after my kidney surgery,
Thank you for your prayers, phone calls and beautiful cards. St. Peter’s youth and their families are a true sign of the God’s
love. Thank you to Gwen Anderson and Lauren Kramp who represented youth & family life ministry at the March council
meeting and Stacey Yax for help on Sunday’s Rise and Shine youth Bible class. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Rise Up and Shine Sunday Bible study
On Sunday mornings, our class welcomes all 6th through 12th graders to join us as we Rise Up and Shine for Jesus and
enjoy lots of fun, faith and fellowship. Friends are always welcome.
J.A.M. “Jesus and Me” Community Youth Group All youth 6th grade -12th from community churches and friends are
welcome on Wednesday nights, 6:30pm-7:45pm. One of my favorite things to say is, “don’t hear about it, witness it!” God
is so good to our group. We have great youth who gather and share our highs and lows, pray for one another, do service
projects and bring true energy that radiates throughout our group.
February – March Past Events
Feb. 5, Y.E.S., Super Bowl Sub sale: $436.00 was raised. All proceeds benefit Youth Event Scholarship fund.
Feb. 19, Together We Rise: Kid’s Art Silent Auction raised $490.00. All money raised will go to help foster kids in the
community. Thank you to everyone who purchased a beautiful piece of art.
March 18, Kids movie night here at St. Peter’s: Funds raised will support Kids Coalition Against Hunger, April 29. Fifteen
kids attended and raised $196.00. Thank to everyone who came out for a fun night and great movie Trolls. Thanks to Carter
Stevens and his family for planning this event.
April upcoming events
April 9, Special Event Sunday, Confirmation youth & Youth group J.A.M. (Mark your calendars to save the date)
Joe Dumars’ Field House, 45300 Mound Rd., Shelby Twp. Friends are welcome. Sunday April 9th, 11:30am -2:00pm. We’ll
be back to church by 3:00pm. We will do high ropes, mini golf, and trampoline. Cost is $5.00 with pizza and pop included.
Everyone attending must R.S.V.P. by April 5 to hold our reservation. We have room for 15. Bonus! Any youth from
confirmation or Youth group J.A.M. who brings a friend will receive a special gift card. Sign up so we can plan for enough
drivers. Please call Tamara Howes 810-278-0995 or Penny Malcolm 810-650-8211.
April 29 Kids’ Coalition Against Hunger food packing event for Saturday April 29, (Package food and attend a presentation
on local and global hunger issues) here at St. Peter’s. Help is needed for these shifts: set-up and first shift 8:30 am -10:00
am, second shift 10:30-12:00pm, clean-up shift 12:00pm – 12:30pm. Every day over 40,000 children die from hunger-related
diseases. Please join us to package over 10,000 meals for Mid-City Nutrition program in Port Huron and disaster relief efforts
here in the United States, and throughout the world. Sign up at www.signupgenius.com. . K.C.A.H. team member Carter
Stevens is chairing this event. Look for flyers in your church mail box.
Thank you to everyone for your wonderful support.
Tamara Howes
Youth & Family Life Ministry
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St. Peter’s Light
May 2017
Welcoming all to know and love Jesus.
Phone
E- mail
Office Hours
Ken Staib
Pastor
Home:
586-648-6955
pastor.kenstaib
@yahoo.com
Mon. - Thurs.
Tamara Howes
Youth and
Family Life
Ministries
Cell:
810-278-0995
tamarasmyl@hot
mail.com
Tues. - Thurs.
9 am –12 pm
Renee Evans
Secretary
Home:
810-329-7423
Cell:
810-824-2171
stpeterelca@sbc
global.net
Mon. - Thurs.
9 am –12 pm
ST. PETER’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
123 S. Seventh Street
St. Clair, MI 48079
Phone 810-329-2174
Email:[email protected]
Facebook: St. Peter's Lutheran St. Clair, MI
www.stpeterstclair.org
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Saturday 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 9:30 a.m.
Communion:
Every Saturday
1st and 3rd Sunday