Please Pray for our Confirmees as they journey in their faith and get to know God on a personal level.
Open their hearts and minds to receive Jesus and help our congregations to get beside them to love, support and pray for them.
Seb Badrice, Oscar Brown, Cooper Day, Ella Graetz, Leo Garrett, Noah Halman, Brodie Heinrich, Isla Helbig
Jalilah James, Keevan James, Nathan Kaesler, Alex Lynch, Owen Mebberson, Indiana Pietsch, Ella Reichelt,
Molly Roberts, Connor Samain, Riley Samain, Sebastian Schmidt, Aila Semmler, Cara Semmler, Lucas Skinner,
Sasha Skinner, Mayah Steinert, Holly Zadow
SBLC Sunday 14th September Worship Services
Funday Sunday: 10:45am Faith College Junior Campus led by Sophie Wilksch
Bethany: No service
Grace St Paul’s: No service
Langmeil 8:45am: Pastor Jim Bryan
Lyndoch: 9am HC Pastor Greg Schiller
Tabor: 9am HC Pastor Peter Kriewaldt
BIBLE READINGS
The First Readings:
Jeremiah 4:11,12,22-28 The coming destruction of Judah and Jerusalem OR
Exodus 32:7-14 Moses pleads for the people and the Lord relents
Psalm 14 OR Psalm 51:1-10
The Second Reading:1 Timothy 1:12-17 Gratitude for God’s mercy
The Gospel: Luke 15:1-10 The lost sheep and the lost coin
Young Life are currently looking for an experienced Area Director to join our team in the Barossa Valley.
Key duties will include:
· Spiritual leadership and ministry development
· Recruiting, training, and supervising volunteers
· Developing and implementing fundraising strategies
· Building relationships with the community, donors, and church leaders
· Overseeing direct ministry activities such as contact work, clubs, small groups, and camps
· Managing finances and administration for the ministry area
This is a 0.5 FTE with flexibility around working hours. For the full advertisement plus job and person specification, email hr@younglife.org.au.
Applications close on Wednesday October 8th.
Worship Schedule is attached.
GOod Seed Bookshop Committee Vacancy - Committee Member
To contribute valuable insights, perspectives, expertise and to help guide the Operations and Outreach initiatives of the Bookshop.
The role involves attending regular committee meetings on the 3rd Monday of every 2nd Month at 4:30pm at the Hub.
Express your interest to Murray Menzel, the Tabor Secretary.
Do you or someone you know has a need, prayer or help and would like a pastor or someone to visit or phone, please speak to:
Dennis Canute 0417 837 422, Raelene Falland 0407 632 032, Kay Kleemann 0448 065 425, Helen Menzel 0409 283 201,
Geoff Nicolai 0401 424 503, Trevor Ratsch 0403 561 709, Anne Schmidt 0408 002 726,
Daph Schmidt 0417 834661, Steven Sickerdick 0408 835 004, or Dianne Trenberth 0488 558 502.
To read the current issue of the LCA e-News clickhere.
Lutheran Media News - go towww.lutheranmedia.org.au or call 1800 353 350 to read
the latest ministry news.
Listen to: Messages of Hope at 10:45-11:00am each Monday, on 5BBBfm - 89.1fm.
Download or listen online at www.messagesofhope.org.au
See attached poster.
Enlightened Aboriginal Futures and Sandhill Girl: The Story of Two Books and the Importance of Writing as Kin
Thursday 18 September at 7.30pm, Lutheran Church, 139 Archer St, North Adelaide SA 5006
Speakers: Barry Judd, Katherine Ellinghaus
LIVESTREAM on FoLA YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/ @friendsoflutheranarchives9644/live
The talk can also be watched at a later date, as can all FoLA meetings.
In 2017, Professor Barry Judd, Deputy Vice Chancellor - Indigenous, University of Melbourne, and Professor Katherine Ellinghaus, Professor of History in the School of Archaeology and History, La Trobe University embarked on a project that explored the work of Pastor F.W. Albrecht and the Finke
River Mission. In particular, they were interested in the story of an education scheme initiated during the 1950s and 1960s that targeted Aboriginal girls (one of whom was Professor Judd’s mother, Lorna Wilson) living on pastoral stations across Central Australia. Professors Judd and Ellinghaus will
talk about how the theme of non-Indigenous and Indigenous people finding ways to work together authentically and productively permeated both the books and the project itself.