Flash! This Sunday, September 28 – Is it better to say you will follow through on a task and then fail to do it; or to say you will not do it, change your mind, and then do it? Come and see what Jesus has to say about this (Matthew 21:28-32, below) in his parable of 2 sons.
Spark Sunday School is experiencing the story of Creation at 9 AM – music, games, snacks and more. The Adult Bible Class continues a study of the Gospel of Luke at 9 AM.
Harvest Home Sunday is October 5! Let’s fill our worship space with canned soup, tuna, meat, fruit, vegetables, rice, etc. – all for our food insufficient neighbors in Easton and Bucks County. Use your special “Harvest Home: offering envelope in your 2014 box. Monetary donations will help the Lord’s Pantry and ProJect of Easton purchase in bulk, very economically, the items they need most.
The CROP Walk is fast approaching – Sunday, October 19. Registration is from 12:30-1:30 PM at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Riegelsville. The walk begins at 1:00 PM, crossing Route 611 onto the Delaware River Towpath. The 1 mile walk is to just north of Route 212 and back. The 6 mile walk goes past Trauger’s Farm to just north of Route 32 and back. Information, publicity, and pledge sheets are available at the church.
You can also go online to learn more or to donate online. See our website www.durhamlutheran.org for the link to donate to CROP online, or register online at http://hunger.cwsglobal.org/site/TR/2014FallCROPHungerWalk/TR-Fall2014?pg=entry&fr_id=19458. Click on our congregational team, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Durham. 25& of your donations go locally to the Lord’s Pantry and Riegelsville Interfaith Meals on Wheels. 75% goes to feed the hungry around the world. Our 2014 CROP Walk goal for the Cluster congregations and Palisades community is $5,000.
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