WOMEN’S CLUB

On Friday, August 30, 2024, five volunteers assembled kits for Orphan Grain Train—56 school kits and 10 teacher kits. The participants were Joan Pressly, Susan Brenan, Lupe Coleman, Dorcus Coulter, and Genie Etzel.  Also thanks to JoAnne Nickens and Dorcus Coulter for delivering the kits to the OGT collection site in Pasadena.  Concordia is blessed with generous hearts and helping hands to donate items, complete the kits, and deliver them.

 As redeemed children of God, Lutheran Women in Mission give thanks for the opportunity to serve others as we have been served, to proclaim that Jesus is our Lord and that He came for all nations, and to respond with our mite offerings to support God’s mission. Our example has been the widow and her mites. The offering she made was observed by our Lord leading Him to share that her copper coins, her mites, were “everything she had, all she had to live on” (Mark 12:43). May our mite offerings be blessed for our Lord’s kingdom.

 Special Needs Social Group

As young adults transition from high school classes through the Special Ed programs and sponsored work assignments, they lose touch with peers, and in some cases become isolated in our busy world. We are serving these individuals in our community, ages 18-35, with a safe place to meet once a month (second Sunday of each month) to reconnect with peers, and hopefully, make new friends. 

Event - NOVEMBER 10  *  2-5 PM

 Join us for the November Social Group to enjoy an afternoon of outdoor games. Remote controlled cars can also be used in a designated area.  Games include:

 Bocce Ball             Football Toss Corn Hole             Wiffle Ball

 VOLUNTEERS needed for score keeping for each game.  Participants for Wiffle Ball & Bocce Ball should sign up prior to the day of event so we can assign teams and play times.

 WHAT TO BRING:

Picnic lunch & drinks for your group

Lawn Chairs for your group

Umbrella or Pop-up Shade for your group, if needed

REFORMATION SUNDAY - October 27, 2024

 Join in our Sunday worship at 9:00 a.m. as we mark the day Martin Luther nailed the 95 theses on the Church door in Wittenberg, Germany, and unleashed a revolution in the Church that changed the course of the western world. 

Luther professed the free and gratuitous remission of sin by faith in Jesus Christ.

If you desire, wear the celebratory color of red.