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Wednesday – November 6, 2024
Encouragement for Today…
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly; teach and admonish one another in all wisdom; and with gratitude in your hearts sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs to God.
Colossians 3:16
As Russ Janzen shared this past Sunday Sunday…please give prayer for the family of Bruce and Jeannine Janzen and the entire Janzen family following the death of Bruce & Jeannine’s son Eric. Memorial services will be this Saturday, 11:00am at Zion Mennonite Church in Elbing.
– Pastor Weldon
Tonight! (11/06/2024)
- 6:15 – Meal
- 7:00 – Kenton & Nancy Kaufman – “Mennonites in Poland Tour”
- Bring Quarters for Laundry Love.
…Thank You!
Wednesday (11/06/2024)– Bring your QUARTERS for
Laundry Love to the evening meal & program
…Thank You!
Mennonite Mission Network: Prayer Vine
Connected to the true vine: Together, sharing all of
Christ with all of creation
Freddy Barrón and Margrit Kipfer Barrón, who are serving in Bolivia, request prayer for all regions of the world experiencing a lack of rainfall that is leading to devastating wildfires. Pray specifically for Chiquitania, near Santa Cruz, Bolivia, where fires are wiping out the world’s largest remaining area of healthy dry forest ecosystems.
On November 6
🠞National Nachos Day🠜
2011 A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck 45 miles east northeast of Oklahoma City late in the evening. Besides being felt in most of Oklahoma, the tremblor was felt in Kansas, Texas and Arkansas, and as far away as Tennessee, Illinois and Wisconsin. Many homes sustained significant damage to chimneys and brick walls, some of which collapsed, along with many indoor items such as cupboards and dishware. Several highways cracked and buckled. The earthquake occurred immediately after the Kansas State/Oklahoma State football game had ended, and was viewed during a post-game interview. No injuries were reported. Putting this into perspective, the most powerful earthquake on record was the Great Chilean Earthquake of May 22nd, 1960. This monstrous 9.5 moment magnitude event was 7,943.3 times bigger but released 707,945.8 times as much energy!
1955 Dedication of the new MCC Relief Center at North Newton at 2:30pm.