Your table may not resemble this table for Thanksgiving, but wherever you may be, and whatever your table looks like, we wish for you safe travels and good times with family and friends. We may be joining Stephanie for dinner at Cracker Barrell, or Red Robin, or who knows where. But it will be a great day! We hope yours is as well.
 
November Sermon Series
Brandon and I will develop the theme, “Dear Younger Me.” MercyMe released a song several years ago by that title (I’m sure you can find it on YouTube). We’re not going to sing it for you (well, it would be okay if Brandon sang it). The song, and the series, is about advice we would give our younger selves if we could (not that we would listen, but we would feel good giving it). The topics we will address are: Work Ethic, Finances, Theology, and Dating.
Some of you may be reading this and thinking to yourself, “I’m too old to benefit from these topics.” You might be surprised. The Bible has more to say than we might think. And much of the information is not just for the younger folk among us.
 
Summer Church Camp
I know we are finally into fall weather, and winter and spring have yet to make an appearance, but it is not too soon to begin making plans for summer church camp. The dates for 2026 have not been published yet, but if you go to the camp website, www.lamoinecamp.org, you will find lots of information about the various days and weeks of camp that are offered. Remember, the church will pay for one week of tuition for anyone who signs up to go.
 
Church Dinner
I was going to suggest we use the church dinner as an opportunity to see how many different ways we can disguise leftover turkey. However, November has five Sundays, so the dinner will be on November 23, the Sunday before Thanksgiving.

Thanks for reading,

Rick

6:30 pm - Monday evenings at the church, child care provided
 6:30 pm – Tuesday evenings at Fordyce’s
 10:00 am – Wednesdays at the church