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WE ARE A GOOD NEWS GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE OF HOPE
"Speaking the Truth in love, we will in all things grow up into him who is the Head, that is, Christ." Ephesians 4:15. Monthly Memory Verse August - As it is written, “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” Romans 10:15b Worship Services at Hope |
We are glad you are visiting our site today and pray that you consider
visiting us in person... We have many activities designed for all ages
as we strive to discover what God has planned for us in our lives.
If you would like additional information about anything you find
listed here, please call the church office 586-979-9055
Monday - Friday from 8am to 4pm
You may also send an email to:
hopelutheranwarren@comcast.net
visiting us in person... We have many activities designed for all ages
as we strive to discover what God has planned for us in our lives.
If you would like additional information about anything you find
listed here, please call the church office 586-979-9055
Monday - Friday from 8am to 4pm
You may also send an email to:
hopelutheranwarren@comcast.net
LIGHTHOUSE ALERT !!!
We have a wonderful opportunity at Hope. We know Christianity
is declining, and we have seen a steady decline in the health of
the churches in our area, Circuit 19 - the South Macomb Circuit.
These churches are: St. Peter & St Thomas in East pointe, Beth-
lehem in Roseville, Trinity, Peace, and Hope in Warren, and St.
John in Fraser. St. John and Hope remain healthy; Bethlehem,
St. Thomas, and St. Peter face present and future challenges;
and Peace and Trinity are struggling. Our Circuit Visitor, Rev.
John Merrill, has done a great job focusing and directing our
energies. We all realize that we need to work together if we are
going to survive. I am proud that Hope has been leading these
efforts. Pastor Dan has been working with St. John and Trinity.
We did VBS jointly at Hope with St. John, during their building
program. We partnered with St. Thomas to do a community
outreach VBS for Trinity. You and I have been given a chance
to do what we do best, be a Hope Lighthouse shining the Good
News in Circuit 19! “Whatever you did for one of the least of
these my brothers, you did it for Me.” Matthew 25:40
We have a wonderful opportunity at Hope. We know Christianity
is declining, and we have seen a steady decline in the health of
the churches in our area, Circuit 19 - the South Macomb Circuit.
These churches are: St. Peter & St Thomas in East pointe, Beth-
lehem in Roseville, Trinity, Peace, and Hope in Warren, and St.
John in Fraser. St. John and Hope remain healthy; Bethlehem,
St. Thomas, and St. Peter face present and future challenges;
and Peace and Trinity are struggling. Our Circuit Visitor, Rev.
John Merrill, has done a great job focusing and directing our
energies. We all realize that we need to work together if we are
going to survive. I am proud that Hope has been leading these
efforts. Pastor Dan has been working with St. John and Trinity.
We did VBS jointly at Hope with St. John, during their building
program. We partnered with St. Thomas to do a community
outreach VBS for Trinity. You and I have been given a chance
to do what we do best, be a Hope Lighthouse shining the Good
News in Circuit 19! “Whatever you did for one of the least of
these my brothers, you did it for Me.” Matthew 25:40
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PEACE PANTRY PUSH
Peace Warren ministers to its community through
a popular food pantry. However, due to a shortage
of donations from its regular sources, it is in need
of more food. Please consider donating any extra
nonperishable items to our neighbors. Place the
items in labeled collection box at the back of the FLC.
Peace Warren ministers to its community through
a popular food pantry. However, due to a shortage
of donations from its regular sources, it is in need
of more food. Please consider donating any extra
nonperishable items to our neighbors. Place the
items in labeled collection box at the back of the FLC.
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THRIVENT FINANCIAL FOR LUTHERANS
MATCHING DONATIONS
As we pray for those who have been affected by
the wildfires, the Thrivent Member NetworkPacific
Sierra Region is mobilizing its financial resources
and members to help those in need. Thrivent
members and others who want to help with the
recovery efforts are encouraged to visit www.
Thrivent.com to learn more about the matching
opportunity on individual personal donations and
other ways in which they can help.
MATCHING DONATIONS
As we pray for those who have been affected by
the wildfires, the Thrivent Member NetworkPacific
Sierra Region is mobilizing its financial resources
and members to help those in need. Thrivent
members and others who want to help with the
recovery efforts are encouraged to visit www.
Thrivent.com to learn more about the matching
opportunity on individual personal donations and
other ways in which they can help.
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COFFEE NOSHES
The morning coffee tastes much better, it seems, with a sweet morsel and a friendly chat. Help to bring other coffee and tea drinkers together in fellowship by supplying a nosh for the “Coffee with Christ” Coffee Time between services. This un-funded ministry relies on you who want to enhance our Sunday social experience. If you are wary of extra calories, consider bringing fruit. Either option is pleasantly welcomed. Sign up on the sheet at the coffee counter. |
EMPTIES NEEDED
John Williams is collecting empty egg cartons and
prescription drug bottles for use by his American
Legion auxiliary. The ladies use the egg cartons at a
local church food pantry to hand out eggs in smaller,
manageable quantities. The auxiliary give the empty
prescription bottles – with labels removed – to doctors
who go overseas to work at clinics. The doctors give
the medications to their clients in those bottles. Place
any donations in the collection box at the back of the FLC.
John Williams is collecting empty egg cartons and
prescription drug bottles for use by his American
Legion auxiliary. The ladies use the egg cartons at a
local church food pantry to hand out eggs in smaller,
manageable quantities. The auxiliary give the empty
prescription bottles – with labels removed – to doctors
who go overseas to work at clinics. The doctors give
the medications to their clients in those bottles. Place
any donations in the collection box at the back of the FLC.
SUNSHINE COMMITTEE UPDATE
Carolyn Krause is our Sunshine card writer through
August. If you have a loved one whom you would
like to receive a card, contact her at 586.707.3255
or at krausecarolyn66@gmail.com. Also, when filling
out a Prayer Request, please include an address
so the Sunshine Committee can send a card of
encouragement and compassion.
Carolyn Krause is our Sunshine card writer through
August. If you have a loved one whom you would
like to receive a card, contact her at 586.707.3255
or at krausecarolyn66@gmail.com. Also, when filling
out a Prayer Request, please include an address
so the Sunshine Committee can send a card of
encouragement and compassion.
The Blessings Box
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THE BLESSINGS BOX
Hey everyone...
Joey Shumar and I just stopped by the Blessings
Box that he made for his Eagle Project and it is
almost EMPTY! On Sunday it was full! So glad
that people are taking advantage of this wonder-
ful community outreach. However we need your
help on filling it back up! If you would like to help
out your community and give back, please feel
free to drop of any type of non-perishable food
item, toiletries, baby items or even school sup-
plies. All you have to do is drive up to the box
and put your donation inside. The Blessings Box
is located at Hope Lutheran Church, 32400
Hoover Rd, Warren, MI 48093, located between
Masonic Road and 14 Mile (east side of road).
Any help is greatly appreciated by all! Please feel
free to share this post (I marked it public just for you!)
Deb Towe Shumar
August 1 at 9:15 AM
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