Pastor’s Message...

The Lutheran Church of Our Savior March 2020 No.3

Pastor’s Message

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LWML 3-4

LCOOS Youth 5

Stephen Ministry 5

Christian Symbols 5

Seasoned Citizens 6

Lutheran Hour Ministries 7

LCOOS Congregational

Minutes

8-12

Youth Activity Page 13

Leadership Directory &

Birthdays

14

Calendar 15

Church Information 16

Inside this issue:

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14 What good is it, my brothers, if someone says he has faith but does not have works? Can that faith save him? 15 If a brother or sister is poorly clothed and lacking in daily food, 16 and one of you says to them, "Go in peace, be warmed and filled," without giving them the things needed for the body, what good is that? 17 So also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead. [James 2:14-17]

Greetings in the name of the risen Lord! It is March and we are

firmly in the season of Lent. Lent is a season of self-reflection; it is a

time where we take stock of our lives and turn from our sin and

embrace Christ for forgiveness. It is also historically a time where

the church fasts to deny oneself and draws closer to God in the midst

of that denial.

On the Lenten theme I wanted to highlight the above verse and ask

you as members of the Lutheran Church of our Savior to pray. We

recently purchased the property next door and members of the

committee for the downs’ drive house have been diligently praying

and meeting to discuss how God may be using that property to bless

people.

Two independent contractors were commissioned to look at the house

– and praise God the foundation, while clearly skewed, is not falling

anymore and is perfectly stable. Both contractors said that the house

was altogether usable. In addition, the roof was inspected by two

independent roofers and it was stated that the roof is perfectly fine.

Therefore, the committee believes the house is altogether usable and

safe for right now.

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Therefore, the question before the congregation is whether we should use the house for one of

two purposes:

We have had LifePointe Church representatives address the committee. They are

beginning a, “restore” house for women for transitional living. They have two houses

already and they are beginning their ministry in March. We could allow them to utilize

this house for their transitional housing of women. They would provide the professional

workers to manage the participants, while we would simply minister to the women that

would be in the house.

*The genesis of us getting this house was beginning a, “women’s shelter” but the cost

was simply too much for us to bear. This would satisfy that original desire as LifePointe

would bear the administrative costs and we would provide the property and some ministry.

We could continue to utilize the house as it is now – as an A.L.I.C.E. [Asset Limited In-

come Constrained, Employed.] Currently we have a family that is income constrained yet

employed and working towards independence for the family. There is a husband, wife, and

young child living there. They live there for limited funds [they cover utilities and

insurance]. Our county, and our congregation, has many people that are income constrained

where they simply need time to get financially stable.

These are the two options for the house that we are discussing. Of course if we were to go with

option 1 we would have to finish the ministry to the current occupants of the house and then

move to that transitional living for women; or we could continue to utilize the house as we are

now – assisting ALICE families in our congregation.

As your pastor, I am totally in favor of either option. I truly believe both options fulfill what

the Apostle James writes above. We are the church of God ministering to needy people

attempting to assist them to live the life in the Kingdom of God that they are called to live.

As we go through Lent, please keep the property next door in prayer. Keep yourselves and us

in prayer. Travel through Lent repentant, prayerful, and focused on expanding the Kingdom –

and may God’s peace rest on you through Christ.

Your pastor and friend,

Rev. Christopher Ogne

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Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Minutes….

LCOOS Lutheran Women's Missionary League

Lutheran Women in Mission

February 10, 2020

The meeting was called to order at 7:07p.m.

Attendees: Shea Gronau and Beth Ogne in person, Pam Mays and Teresa Killion (via zoom/phone)

Opening Prayer: Pam Mays

Devotion: “No Worries,” (taken from (Matthew 6:27) from One-Minute Devotions for Women

Reports:

- LWML Zone report – Doris Simmons, no report

* DCMARVA Spring Rally is on Saturday, March 21st from 9a.m. To 2p.m. At Mt. Olivet in

D.C. Ladies of LCOOS are responsible for the warm-up activity.

- Altar Guild – Saifu Deen: Needs are being met

- Angel's Watch Women's Shelter – Saifu Deen: Needs are met for March. Meals are needed for

May 1st and July 3rd.

- Lutheran Missions Society Compassion Center: Open March 5th - 7th and April 2nd – 4th.

- Bethesda Lutheran Home – Isatu Deen: no report

- St/ Jude's Hospital/Ranch – Isatu Deen: no report

- Cradle Role – JoAnn Garber: current

New Business/Upcoming Events:

We now live stream our LWML meetings for those who would like to attend, but cannot. Contact

Beth Ogne to join the live stream.

F.I.G.H.T Club meets 2 Fridays a month at 7:00p.m. - the next meeting is February 14th and February

28th at Teresa Killion's house. See Beth Ogne for details.

Prayer breakfast dates – Every 3rd Saturday the fellowship hall will be in use by the LWML from

9-11a.m. (unless otherwise specified).

February 15th at 9:00a.m. at Shea Gronau's house - Valentine's Day Theme

March 21st at 9:00a.m. - Ladies Prayer Breakfast

Easter Eggstravaganza – April 11th

Safe Nights will be here March 1st - 8th . The ladies will prepare a meal on Saturday, March 7th. See

Beth Ogne for details.

The next meeting is scheduled for March 9th at 7:00p.m.

There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:39 p.m. with the Lord's Prayer.

Beth Ogne

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Lutheran Women’s Missionary League ...

Ladies Bible Study—F.I.G.H.T.— Friday March 13th & 27th - All LCOOS ladies are invited to attend for an evening of worship and fellowship with your Sisters-In-Christ. Please join us. We will be meeting at the home of Teresa Killion.

Monday — March 9th 7:00 pm - LWML will be meeting in the LCOOS Fellowship Hall. All ladies are invited to join us as we continue to plan for the upcoming months. This is also live streamed for those of you who cannot attend. Please speak with Beth Ogne if you are interested and would like to be included.

Saturday - March 7th - Safe Nights Meal- If you are interested in helping out please speak with one of the LWML Ladies.

Friday - March 13th - The Angels Watch Shelter Meal - Please speak with either Beth Ogne or Shea Gronau if you are interested in helping out.

Saturday--March 21st at 9:00 am—Ladies Prayer Breakfast at LCOOS All ladies are invited to join in March 21st 9:00 am—2:00 pm is the DCMARVA Spring Rally at Mt Olivet, Washington D.C. LWML will be doing the warm up activities. Anyone interested in attending please speak with Rosa or Beth Ogne. Please remember to watch for updates on: The LWML Bulletin Board in the Church & on Our Ladies of LCOOS Facebook Page.

Living in Faith…. Faith is….. “Remembering Whose we are”

In the Word "How great is the love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are! “ (1 John 3:1a )

Of the Word

The story is told of a boy who was leaving home for college. At the breakfast table his father asked God to pro-tect him and to grant success in his career. Rising from the table, the young man expected to receive some final bit of advice or instruction. He was surprised when the older man merely placed a hand on his son’s shoulder, looked at him with love, and said, “My boy, remember whose son you are!” We Christians, too, are children temporarily away from our Father’s House. We need to be reminded of whose we really are: His sons and daughters. With faith in Jesus we know we are adopted into God’s holy family. He has given us His name in Baptism. Faith is that wonderful father-child relationship into which God’s Spirit has brought us. What a blessing for us!

Walking with my Lord Thank You, Father, for reminding me of who I am. Help me to remember that I belong to You and that You have placed me here for Your glory. In Christ’s name. Amen. Mustard Seed: Living in Faith. Author: Rev. Darold Reiner.

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LCOOS YOUTH HAPPENINGS … Hello friends!! On Saturday, February 15, fifteen of our youth met up at Sky Zone in Waldorf for some team building activities and fellowship. All who attended enjoyed an evening filled with fun & laughter. On Friday, March 6, our youth will meet at church at 6pm to prepare and serve a spaghetti dinner for the Safe Nights residents as a part of our outreach program. We are gearing up for our Philly Fuge mission trip this summer and we’re kicking off our first fundraiser this year at Roy Rogers in La Plata on March 8th from 5-8pm. A portion of all proceeds during that time will be donated to our youth. So, please come out for an evening meal or a scrumptious snack and support our youth! Our Philly Fuge mission trip is coming up early this summer. From June 22-27, our youth will be the hands and feet of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ to many of the needy people in Philadelphia. To

learn more about this fun and humbling experience, we would encourage you to visit their website at https://www.fugecamps.com/mfuge/. Please sign up in the Narthex if you plan on attending this event. Youth Bible Study is held every Wednesday evening at 6:15 pm and Sunday mornings at 10 am. We want to encourage all of our youth to come and join us! Thanks again to all parents and members of our congregation for your continued love and support!

Christian Symbols …

Hello Church Family! If you are unaware, we have a "Stephen Ministry" here at LCOOS, which is a lay caring ministry being used by thousands of congregations to increase care and outreach to hurting people. Through Stephen Ministry, congrega-tions are able to equip and empower a team of laypeople—Stephen Minis-ters—who provide one-to-one, Christ-centered care to people experiencing grief, unemployment, hospitalization, loneliness, divorce, financial stress, a terminal illness, or other life difficulties. All training is provided. If you have a heart for those who are struggling, please prayerfully consider becoming a Stephen Minister. We would love to have you join us! For more information, contact Pastor Ogne, Bev Linde, Adrienne Norwood, or Renee Nelson

IHS

This sacred monogram originally appeared as “IHC,” the first three letters

of “IHCOYC,” the Greek word for Jesus. Over time the Greek “C” was replaced by the Latin “S” to become “IHS.” There are many interpreta-

tions given to the letters “IHS,” including the Latin “Iesus Hominum Salvator” (Jesus, Savior of Men) and the English “I (Christ) Have Suf-

fered.”

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Seasoned Citizens…

"Who Are We Kidding?"

Isaiah 58:3-9 "'Why have we fasted, and you see it not? Why have we hum-bled ourselves, and you take no knowledge of it?' Behold, in the day of your fast you seek your own pleasure, and oppress all your workers. Be-hold, you fast only to quarrel and to fight and to hit with a wicked fist. Fasting like yours this day will not make your voice to be heard on high. Is such the fast that I choose, a day for a person to humble himself? Is it to bow down his head like a reed, and to spread sackcloth and ashes under him? Will you call this a fast, and a day acceptable to the LORD? Is not this the fast that I choose: to loose the bonds of wickedness, to undo the straps of the yoke, to let the oppressed go free, and to break every yoke? Is it not to share your bread with the hungry and bring the homeless poor into your house; when you see the naked, to cover him, and not to hide yourself from your own flesh? Then shall your light break forth like the dawn, and your healing shall spring up speedily; your righteousness shall go before you; the glory of the LORD shall be your rear guard. Then you shall call, and the LORD will answer; you shall cry, and He will say, 'Here I am.' If you take away the yoke from your midst, the pointing of the finger, and speaking wickedness."

Have you ever done something and not really had your heart in it? It's hard keeping up the façade. So, we force a smile and press on—hoping we've made a good show of it to please the other person. But we're really eager to remove the mask hiding our insincerity. It appears people have been acting like this a long time. Ancient Israel was no stranger to the idea of keeping up appearances. In fact, they went to great lengths to put on outward displays of obedience to God, even stat-ing their case (which they assumed should be obvious to Him). No matter. Their heart wasn't into it, and they insulted God's knowledge by thinking He wouldn't see through their bogus charade (verses 6 -9). Jesus, too, rebuked false worship when He blasted the scribes and the Pharisees for their outward show and their hardness of hearts. Citing Isaiah, He said, "'This people honors Me with their lips, but their heart is far from Me; in vain do they worship Me, teaching as doctrines the commandments of men.' You leave the com-

mandment of God and hold to the tradition of men" (see Mark 7:1 -13).

The sad thing is, this is our nature, too. This is our cursed pride. Near -sighted and deaf to others' needs, we maintain the sham, deceiving ourselves and more than happy to do it. But Christ has taken all of this to the cross—the pretense, the self-love, the glory-seeking, the game-playing, and false modesty. He's made an end of our sin, once and for all, through His shed blood, death, and glorious resurrection. In its place, He extends to us a new life of loving God and showing compassion to others. This life can be yours, too.

THE PRAYER: Dear Jesus, "take our lives and let them be, consecrated, Lord, to Thee." In Your Name. Amen .

This Daily Devotion was written by Paul Schreiber .

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Lutheran Hour Ministry...

LCOOS Council Meeting Minutes…

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Council Meeting Minutes

Lutheran Church of Our Savior

Bryans Road, MD

Date February 18, 2020

Council Attendees: President: Andrei Sapsai x

V. Pres.: Hansen Kannie x

Secretary: Patty Davis x

Treasurer: Lynn Wells

Worship: Pastor Ogne x

Head Elder: Michael Ellis x

Discipleship: Saifu Deen

Outreach: Shea Gronau x

Member at Large: Steve Holton

The meeting was called to order at 7:00pm and opened with prayer by Andrei Sapsai.

Devotion by Pastor Ogne: Why am I Joy:Fully Lutheran? – CH1 The Second Commandment

Secretary: The minutes were approved electronically by the council on 24FEB2020.

Treasurer's Report

January 31, 2020

Cash Accounts

Operating Fund 1: $ 59,916.78

LCEF Savings:

Checking $ 23,592.58

Savings: $ 65,567.58

40 month CD @4% $ 41,724.52

Total: $ 130,884.68

Memorial Fund: $ 5,330.92

Grand total $ 196,132.38

Budget and Revenue Estimates for 2019

2019 Yearly Operating Budget: $402,947.20 (1% over 2019 budget)

2019 Yearly Revenue Estimate: $403,817.90 (1% increase over 2019 revenue)

Operating

Offering (1&2) thru week 5: $ 28,256.75

Other income (3) thru week 5: $ 0.00

Operating Revenue thru week 5: $ 28,256.75

Operating Expenditures thru week 5: $ 27,434.51

Net Operating Income (Loss) thru 01/31/2020: $ 822.24

Operating – Averages

Average giving per wk thru week 5: $ 5,651.35

Average Expenditures per wk thru week 5: $ 5,486.90

Average Budget per wk: $ 7,602.78

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LCEF Mortgage – Outstanding (09/25/2039) $ 892,139.35

LWML - Balance $2,711.67

(budget $1,500 for 2020)

Balance carried over from 2019 $ 1,191.67

Income

Mites thru week 5: $20.00

Other income thru week 5: $ 0.00

Expenses

Mites thru week 5: $ 0.00

Dues/ Qtrly Mag $ 0.00

Other thru week 5: $ 0.00

Conferences thru week 5: $ 0.00

$ 1,211.67 = 1,500.00 (budget amount) = 2,711.67

Memorial Fund - Balance $ 5,330.92

Balance carried over from 2019: $4,330.92

Income

Memorial Fund Donations thru week 5:

Undesignated $ 1,000.00

Expense

Memorial Fund thru week 5: $ 0.00

Youth Group Balance: $ 13,946.93

(budget $7,500 for 2020)

Balance carried over from 2019: $ 6,446.93

Income

Fundraisers thru week 5: $ 0.00

Expenses

Misc thru week 5: $ 0.00

$ 0.00 + 7,500.00 (budget amt) = 13,946.93

Pastor/Worship Report:

January Statistics

January Baptisms - 1

January New Members - 0

January Weddings - 0

January Funerals - 1

January Average Attendance:

Sunday's Average Attendance at the 8:30 am service is 78

Sunday's Average Attendance at the 11:00 am service is 83

Wednesday Average Attendance at the 7:15 pm service is 49

Total Average Weekly Attendance is 211

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Worship/Pastor report:

Grace Lutheran Church has a call service February 23rd for a new senior pastor. Please continue to pray for

Grace and pray that one of these men receives this call and takes it. Trinity Lutheran in Lexington Park and Peace

Lutheran in King George currently have vacancies. Terry Naumann is the vacancy pastor at Trinity and Peace has an

intentional interim pastor, John Duram. Please pray for these congregations.

Choir has resumed and is practicing every Tuesday @7pm. We will be singing Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday,

Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter. There is still time to join!

Travis Guse [The central region facilitator of the Southeastern District] held a conference from 9am – 3pm on Feb.

22nd concerning strengths finder – finding our giftedness in the body of Christ. It was a blessing!

I am attending a Circuit Visitor conference March 23-24 in Richmond.

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Outreach:

E-72 (Our Evangelism Ministry) Please join us in walking around our community and praying with individuals and

spreading the love of Jesus.

Upcoming Events:

Safe Nights 3/1/20 thru 3/8/20

Quarterly E72- 4/4/20 @ 10am- All Youth going to FUGE must attend

Easter Eggstravaganza 4/11/20 starting promptly at 11am

PROPERTY REPORT:

DOWNS DRIVE PROPERTY

* The committee has held two meetings, January 4, 2020 and February 1, 2020. We would investigate (1)

house, repairs and costs, if needed, (2) property in the house and garage, and (3) what ministry to consider

for the property.

THE HOUSE CONDITION:

* We had two different companies check the foundation and the roof of the house.

* Both companies informed us that the foundation is sound and not in need of repair.

* Both companies reported that the shingles on the roof are in good shape and if there are no water leaks in

the attic, then no repairs are necessary on the roof.

* Joe Gronau and Steve Holton inspected inside of the roof in the attic and there was not any sign of water

leaks or wet rafters.

* The plumbing in the house is in good condition.

* The electrical outlets need updating. Joe Gronau will inspect and report on his findings.

* Outside cleanup work is being done by several members.

PROPERTY IN THE HOUSE:

1) Garage: Steve and Joe did an inventory and have completed a list and value.

2) The committee is recommending a silent auction for the property with LCOOS members being in

formed of the date and time of the auction.

3) An inventory of the property inside the house has not been done since the house is occupied by Joe and

Stephanie Butler. An inventory will be done at a later date when the house is vacant.

MINISTRY FOR THE PROPERTY:

Tanja Katrin advised the committee about a ministry that Life Point Church has that helps women in need. She said she

would have a representative attend our February meeting.

Life Point Church representative, Tiffany Barber told the committee about their ministry for assistance of women who

have been abused, just released from the detention center, and other circumstances that have left them in need of tempo-

rary housing. Their ministry will be starting on March 1st . They would not be able to use our house until after Novem-

ber 1st . We will stay in touch with Tiffany Barber regarding this ministry to keep informed as to how it is proceeding.

The committee meets for the last time on March 7th and will submit a final report to the council.

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LCOOS Council Meeting Minutes Continued... New Business:

Live Streaming Adult Bible Study

Motion by Pastor to take $4,000 Memorial Fund and $1,500 from savings to move the current video equip-

ment in the sanctuary into the fellowship hall for live streaming of Adult Bible study and purchase a new video

system (Video camera and computer) for the sanctuary. Motion seconded by Andrei Sapsai and unanimously

agreed upon by the council. Additionally, the office managers and main sanctuary computer are in need of re-

placement. VJ and Alex to purchase the three computers needed. We are getting approximately 25-40 views per

week on the streaming service. There are currently 148 subscribers to our You Tube channel. Live streaming

Adult Bible study provides members with other responsibilities during the Bible study hour the opportunity to

view and learn and it is another opportunity to reach the community.

Reports review

Church Van – Minor Accident

Motion by Pastor to get the damage on the bumper fixed and unanimously agreed upon by the council.

Hansen Kannie to take the church van to Charles County Auto in Indian Head to obtain an estimate. Estimate

and cost of repairing the van will be done through the insurance of the party that caused the damage.

Paul and Andrea Wilson – PNG Missionaries Update

2960 Down’s Mission Working Group – Feedback

SEE REPORT UNDER PROPERTY REPORT ABOVE

Amazon CC Update

Andrei to meet with Pam Mays to finalize and obtain the Amazon credit card.

LCMS – Seven Priorities:

1. Plant, sustain and revitalize Lutheran Churches

2. Support and expand Theological education

3. Perform human care in close proximity to Word and Sacrament ministries

4, Collaborate with the Synod’s members and partners to enhance mission effectiveness

5. Promote & nurture the spiritual, emotional & physical well-being of pastor’s & professional church

workers

6. Enhance early childhood, elementary and secondary education and youth ministry

7. Strengthen and support the Lutheran family in living out God’s design

Congregational Meeting—

1. 2019 Budget in overview

*Pay additional Principal Only Mortgage Payment

2. 2960 Downs Drive Mission Recommendation

* Congregation will be informed of possible uses for the property and the uses will be

revisited at the fall Congregational meeting and voted upon.

March’s Calendar Review 1. Congregational Meeting – 17MAR20 @ 7PM

Motion by Andrei to allow Sean Donaldson to reserve the Fellowship hall on July 11, 2020 from 4 p.m. – 8 p.m.

for Sean and Heather’s rehearsal dinner. Unanimously agreed upon by the council.

Prayer – Meeting concluded at the altar in prayer and supplication for the members and ministry of the church.

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Youth Activity Page …

Bible Quiz

Who came to Jesus by night to ask him questions, and what famous Bible verse was part of Jesus’ answer? A. Martha; “I am the resurrection and the life …” B. Peter; “Do to others what you would have them do …” C. Thomas; “I am the way and the truth and the life …” D. Nicodemus; “For God so loved the world …” Answer: D (See John 3:1-16.)

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Position Name Phone Number

Pastor Christopher Ogne (O) (301) 375-7507

(C) (301) 655-0264

Lay Deacons Jim Ammons

Saifu Deen

Cameron Kruse

(301) 743-3931 (240) 413-2259

(301) 885-9230

Head Elder Michael Ellis (301) 743-3688

President Andrei Sapsai (301) 645-3237

Vice President Hansen Kannie (301) 645-8678

Treasurer Lynn Wells (301) 883-1173

Financial Secretary Crystal OBarr (240) 585-0882

Council Secretary Patty Davis (240) 346-7203

Member at Large Steve Holtom (301) 643-0514

Property Manager Joe Gronau (301) 382-1157

Discipleship Saifu Deen (240) 413-2259

Outreach Shea Gronau (301) 375-9125

Education Heather Nault (802) 222-7637

LWML Rosa Ammons (301) 861-7872

Altar Guild Saifu & Eudora Deen (240) 413-2259

Youth Group Leader Bryan Mays (301) 848-5659

Organist Betty Ellis (301) 743-3688

Seasoned Citizens Betty Ellis (301) 743-3688

Choir Director Nancy Love (336) 984-6745

Praise & Worship Leader Scott Wells (301) 883-1173

Stephen Ministry Bev Linde (301) 283-3248

Office Manager

Pamela Mays (O) (301) 375-7507

(C) (301) 848-3018

Leadership Directory

1 Tatiana Williams

2 Harrison Jieudah

Rebekah Brown

3 Makenzie Tregoning

5 Nancy Murphy

7 Joseph Poindexter

9 Maria Ammons

14 Ashley Donaldson

18 Heather Nault

19 Margaret Jiedueh

21 Rich Pettit

Lydia Strouf

23 Jarrett Miller

24 DebiTeutsch

25 Alannah Richardson

26 Mark Guetzka

28 Justin Moore

30 Marty Arcement

“Happy Birthday”

to Everyone

with a

Birthday in March

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

8:30am Traditional

10:00am Sun. School

11:00am Praise Serv.

Defending Your

Faith

4-8:00 Ed Bldg. In Use

2

3

1:00 pm Senior

Citizens Center

Indian Head

7:00 pm

Choir Practice

4

6:15 pm

Confirmation

Class

5:45pm Meal

6:15pm Bible Study

7:15pm Praise Serv

5

6-9:30 Ed Bldg. In Use

6

6:00 PM—

LCOOS YOUTH

NIGHT– Prepare

dinner for safe

nights.

7 9am Prayer

8am Men’s

Prayer

Breakfast

8pm Sat. Night

Alive (AA)

8

8:30am Traditional

10:00am Sun. School

11:00am Praise Serv.

5-8 pm LCOOS

YOUTH –Roy

Rogers La Plata

4-8:00 Ed Bldg. In Use

9

7:00 pm

LWML Meeting

10

7:00 pm

Choir Practice

11

6:15 pm

Confirmation

Class

5:45pm Meal

6:15pm Bible Study

7:15pm Praise Serv.

12

6-9:30 Ed Bldg. In Use

13

7:00 pm LWML

F.I.G.H.T Night

14 9am Prayer

12:00 Book Of

Concord

8pm Sat. Night

Alive (AA)

15

8:30am Traditional 10:00am Sun. School 11:00am Praise Serv. Defending Your Faith

4-8:00 Ed Bldg. In Use

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17

12:30 pm

Senior Citizens

Center Waldorf

7:00 pm

Congregational

Meeting

7:00 pm

Choir Practice

18

6:15 pm

Confirmation

Class

5:45pm Meal

6:15pm Bible Study

7:15pm Praise Serv.

19

6-9:30 Ed Bldg. In Use

20

21 9am Prayer

9:00 am Ladies

Prayer

Breakfast

9-2 LWML

DCMARVA

Spring Rally-Mt

Olivet DC

8pm Sat. Night

Alive (AA)

22

8:30am Traditional

10:00am Sun. School

11:00am Praise Serv.

Defending Your

Faith

4-8:00 Ed Bldg. In Use

23

24

Newsletter

Deadline

7:00 pm

Choir Practice

25

.

6:15 pm

Confirmation

Class

5:45pm Meal

6:15pm Bible Study

7:15pm Praise Ser

26

6-9:30 Ed Bldg. In Use

27

7:00 pm LWML

F.I.G.H.T Night

28 9am Prayer

12:00 Book Of

Concord

8pm Sat. Night

Alive (AA)

29

8:30am Traditional

10:00am Sun. School

11:00am Praise Serv.

4-8:00 Ed Bldg. In Use

30 31

7:00 pm

Choir Practice

Note: Events

and Times are

subject to

change. Please

consult the

church online

calendar at

LCOOS.org for

any changes

Compassion Center 10:00 am—2:00 pm

Sunday March 1st 7:00pm ****** S A F E N I G H T S ****** Sunday March 8th 7:00 am

Sunday

8:30am Traditional Service

9:45am Sunday School for “All”

11:00am Praise & Worship Service

Wednesday

5:45pm Light Supper

6:15pm Bible Studies for “All”

7:15pm Praise & Worship Service

Sun 10:00 am Sunday School for “All Ages” 12:30 pm Defending Your Faith (1st & 3rd Sunday) Wed 6:15 pm Bible Study for “All Ages” Confirmation Class Fri 7:00 pm LWML - F.I.G.H.T Friends Into God & His Truth (2nd & 4th Friday) Sat 12:00 pm Book of Concord

(2nd & 4th Saturday)

The Lutheran Church of Our Savior

7365 Indian Head Highway

Bryans Road, Maryland 20616

Phone: 301(375-7507)

Fax: 301(375-8077)

Email: office@lcoos.org

Website: www.lcoos.org

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