Announcements — October 21, 2018

† IN OUR PRAYERS  Kady E., Ed & Betty’s granddaughter, recovering from a car accident; LuVerne C., undergoing treatment for lymphoma; Carol L., at Webb City Health and Rehabilitation Center; Jack H., dealing with multiple health issues; Lee Ann C., recovering at home; Earl G., suffering from ALS; Kathy P., suffering health issues; Dave M., Sara P., Vonda R., undergoing treatment for cancer; Stephen Ministry and their care receivers.

† FUNDRAISER  This Sunday is LWML Sunday along with October being breast cancer awareness month.  The LWML is having a 50/50 fundraiser of Pink, breast cancer gift items – 50% of the money will go to BC and 50% going to LWML.  BOTH great recipients!  These items are from Avon who is also holding a ‘kiss cancer goodbye’ fundraiser, nationwide.  Stop by and see our booth before everything is gone!

† SUNDAY SCHOOL  The Sunday School children will be singing in church next Sunday at the end of the service.  They would like to share with the congregation a couple of songs they have been working on this quarter!

† HOBO SUPPER NOVEMBER 4 AT 5:00 PM  The HOBO supper is back!  Wear your best HOBO costume and of course bring your HOBO stew fixins … already cooked, of course, to add to the pot.   We are having a pumpkin decoration contest for kids.  They need to bring their decorated pumpkin to the HOBO supper to be judged.  **We will not be decorating them that evening.  The Fellowship committee is your host.  There is a   sign-up sheet on the round table in the narthex for desserts.  Contact Lora Wacker with any questions.

† SURVEY RESULTS  The survey results are in and a clear majority of the congregation prefers to have one service at 9:00 am followed by Sunday School at 10:30 am. The Elder’s official decision will be presented at the upcoming Voter’s meeting on October 28 at 7:00 pm. Thanks you to everyone who took the time to complete a survey and provide comments.

† Congregations of the Southwest Missouri Circuit  St. John’s, Monett, invites you to attend an authentic German meal on Saturday, November 3, 5:00 – 8:00 pm in our lower level (no stairs).  Enjoy German bratwurst, Bavarian sauerkraut, red cabbage with apples, German potato salad, rye bread, apple strudel (made that morning) and drinks.  $10 a plate.  This will kick off our congregation’s 100th anniversary year!

† SUNDAY SCHOOL/ADULT BIBLE CLASS OFFERING for September and    October will be going to help Tim and Hope Mehl who are missionaries/teachers in Taiwan.

† PRAYER BEARS are in the sanctuary pews and available to be signed out (notebook in narthex by nursery) and given to anyone that needs God’s love, comfort, and peace.

† ASSISTIVE LISTENING  If you are having a hard time hearing the service, assistive listening devices are available from the ushers.  They work like a transistor radio and you can control the volume.

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS are available in the nurse’s office after the  service.  You will be given a small form that can be carried in your wallet which will include medical information and a log of your blood pressure readings