Mingus View Presbyterian Church. . .
. . . a fellowship of believers proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ through worship, nurture, and striving to exhibit the Kingdom of God to our community and the world.
September 4, 2022
13th Sunday after Pentecost
“O Lord, you have searched me and known me. You know my sitting down and my rising up; you discern my thoughts from far away.” Psalm 139:1-2
You are invited to join us on Sunday for our 10:00 a.m. Worship Service in our sanctuary or with the broadcast on Facebook. The topic of Susan Goe’s sermon is “Mold Me and Make Me” (Jeremiah 18:1-11; Psalm 139:1-6,13-18.) The sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated. Special music will be “Because He Lives” sung by Janet Hansen and Fran Chadwick. Hymns for the service include “”How Firm a Foundation,” “We Come as Guests Invited,” and “God of Our Life.”
THIS WEEK!!
Monday Food Pantry Open, 9 – 11 a.m.
Tuesday Merry Widows & Widowers Luncheon, 11:30 a.m.
Wednesday Crafternooners, 1:00 p.m.
Friday Outreach, 8:45 a.m.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- The back bulletin has sign-up sheets for several Mingus View activities! Greeters and hosts for Fellowship Hour are always needed. Habitat for Humanity loves to receive your homemade cookies for their volunteers. Please sign up and Emma Hall will deliver. Also, The Craft Fair Committee is asking you to sign up to bake for the Craft & Bake Sale in November.
- Food Pantry News – Thank you to everyone who is helping to keep our Food Pantry stocked! We so appreciate all of you, especially since we’ve had over 10 clients each of the past three weeks. Please remember, though: We are not able to distribute food items that are past their “Use By” date. It will help our volunteers greatly if you check those expiration dates before you donate items! Thanks So Much!
- It’s September and that means it’s time again for HOPE CIRCLE! All ladies are invited to attend Hope Circle as we begin a new program year. The study for 2022-23 is “Celebrating Sabbath: Accepting God’s Gift of Rest and Delight.” If your idea of Sabbath is “doing nothing,” join us to learn all the ways we’re called to celebrate this great gift. The first meeting will be Wednesday, September 21st, at 10:00 a.m. Study books are $10.00 and are available now. Please speak to Marilyn Walker, Susan Goe, or Bev Williams if you’d like a book.
- The Year of the Bible questions for the Week of August 28th are:
- In what chapter is Isaiah’s vision of God’s holiness and his call to be a prophet recorded?
- Who was Timothy’s grandmother?
Answers next week!!
Answers from last week:
- Isaiah complains that the people of Judah are not even as wise as an ox. Why? (Isaiah complains that Israel is not as wise as an ox, because an ox at least knows to whom it belongs. Isaiah 1:3)
- What is the root of all kinds of evil, according to Paul? (Paul says that the root of all kinds of evil is the love of money. 1 Timothy 6:10).
THE YEAR OF THE BIBLE: Readings for September, 2022
Day 1 Song of Sol. 5, 6/1 Tim. 5 Day 2 Song of Sol. 7,8/Psalms 99-101
Day 3 Isaiah 1, 2/ 1 Timothy 6 Day 4 Isaiah 3-5/ 2 Timothy 1
Day 5 Isaiah 6, 7/ 2 Timothy 2 Day 6 Isaiah 8, 9/ Psalm 102
Day 7 Isaiah 10-12/ 2 Timothy 3 Day 8 Isaiah 13, 14/ 2 Timothy 4
Day 9 Isaiah 15, 16/ Psalm 103 Day 10 Isaiah 17-20/ Titus 1
Day 11 Isaiah 21, 22/ Titus 2 Day 12 Isaiah 23, 24/ Titus 3
Day 13 Isaiah 25, 26/ Psalm 104 Day 14 Isaiah 27, 28/ Philemon
Day 15 Isaiah 29, 30/ Hebrews 1 Day 16 Isaiah 31, 32/ Psalm 105
Day 17 Isaiah 33, 34/ Hebrews 2 Day 18 Isaiah 35, 36/ Hebrews 3
Day 19 Isaiah 37, 38/ Hebrews 4 Day 20 Isaiah 39, 40/ Psalm 106
Day 21 Isaiah 41, 42/ Hebrews 5 Day 22 Isaiah 43, 44/ Hebrews 6
Day 23 Isaiah 45, 46/ Psalm 107 Day 24 Isaiah 47, 48/ Hebrews 7
Day 25 Isaiah 49, 50/ Hebrews 8 Day 26 Isaiah 51, 52/ Hebrews 9
Day 27 Isaiah 53, 54/ Psalm 108,109 Day 28 Isaiah 55, 56/ Hebrews 10
Day 29 Isaiah 57, 58/ Hebrews 11 Day 30 Isaiah 59, 60/ Psalms 110, 111