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St. Paul’s is hosting an all day, Family-Friendly Oktoberfest on Saturday, October 23, 2010 from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. This event is a community outreach in which we hope to gather members of the Tracy community for a fun family day. The day will start with a 5K Fun-run, followed by live music, German food and drink (beirgarten), carnival games, scarecrow building activity and craft vendors.
Volunteer help is needed - - along with donations of items on attached list!
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Sunday - September 12, 2010
Sermon: "Get the Kid...or Let Us Pray!"
Speaker: Rev. Kalvin Waetzig
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Proverbs 22:1-6;
James 1:16-22;
Matthew 6:9-13
Click HereLISTEN TO AUDIO OF A SERMON FROM PREVIOUS SUNDAYS. . .
Kal's Korner 
Monday Sept 6, 2010
Greetings all in the Name of Jesus.
1 Corinthians has some powerful insights for life and faith. Near the end is this “jewel” …just in time for some encouragement for this Labor Day Weekend.
“Therefore, my dear brothers, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain.” (1 Cor. 15:58 NIV)
Let’s have some fun unpacking this verse for insights for our lives.
1. “. . .my dear brothers. . .”: What a great time to be a part of St. Pauls/Bella Vista Ministry . . .brothers and sisters in Christ…connected, related, and united through vision and purpose. . .that all may know Jesus!
2. “stand firm. . .”: Life sure can toss in any variety of slippery slopes…illness, challenges to our most significant relationships, doubts, fears. . . To which Paul writes. . .
3. “Let nothing move you.” Well, sounds good, but how can that happen? The answer. . .
4. “Give yourself fully to the work of the Lord. . .” And this is not just a “Sunday Morning” thing! This is a life lived each day, each moment seeking God’s will and God’s way with the ability to persevere through the knowledge that…
5. “. . .your labor in the Lord is not in vain.” The Lord sees your hurt. The Lord sees your trials. The Lord sees your integrity. The Lord sees your “labor” in Him! This is comforting. This helps us not “blow our own horn.” The Lord knows. . .the Lord sees. . .and that is enough to keep us “standing firm”. . . and “giving ourselves fully to the work of the Lord.”
God’s bless every labor in Him!
In Jesus
Pastor Kal
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Join us as together we...
- Pray for and serve our community and beyond so that all may come to saving faith in Jesus Christ.
- Study and apply the bible to every day life.
- Worship in reverence and awe, in spirit and truth, with great zeal and joy!
Please do not hesitate to joins us or contact us if we may be of help to you as you seek to respond to Jesus offer to, "Come, follow me!
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Coming this Fall
to St. Paul’s
Wednesday evenings
6:30-8:00 p.m.
3 yr olds- 5th grade
Sign up now – Registration forms available on the website or at the church office.
Cost is $20 for the fall or $30 for the year and includes t-shirt, journal and a fun evening every Wednesday in the gym; learning, singing, snacks, playing games, crafts, and making new friends. Best of all, learning about your best friend, Jesus! Still have questions, call St. Paul’s office at 209-835-7438.
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