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Bulletin September 27th, 2020In BulletinsWe are here to serve our community. As you worship with us online, the Lord Jesus is at work, uniting us as friends and family. If you are curious to learn more out ministry in the community, go to www.stl-eastpointe.org, or like us on Face Book. To get your questions answered in a more personal way, contact the church office (586-772-3370) […]
Jesus and You … Coping with CovidIn General ArticlesThe COVID-19 pandemic has caused anxiety, depression, loneliness, thoughts of suicide, fear, and yes, dislike of others. Want to learn positive ways to cope with the impact of this pandemic in your daily life? […]
Retired Teachers LuncheonIn General ArticlesAll retired teachers are invited to gather at noon on Monday, September 28, 2020 at The Fortress Golf Course pavilion in Frankenmuth for a meal and fellowship. […]
CROSSTRAINING – JC STYLEIn General Articles, MinistriesAs society and technology change with accelerating velocity, what can be done to help teens enjoy the present while also being prepared for the future? This fall STL will be hosting a weekly gathering on Sunday mornings that focuses on these very issues. Our “CrossTraining – JC Style” interjects God into the conversation with open discussion and challenging topics – for those in grades 6 through 12. […]
Thursday’s Thirst
There are usually a few snickers in the room when I tell people that I played varsity football in high school. The laughter becomes much more pronounced when I say that I was a starting offensive lineman on a Class B team with a winning record (2-3 years removed from being two-time state champions). It was in that locker room that I believe I first heard some really “tough talks”.
The repairman arrived at our condo, ready to replace the broken cord on our verticals, but the cord he brought was not the right one – so we are still struggling with opening and closing them on a daily basis. … Even though the number of hunters in our state keeps dropping every year
We walked past a cottage the other day. The name the family had given to it was the “Shady Nook”. While it is most likely that they chose this name because they view their place as a cool corner where the family comes to escape the summer heat, my mind immediately nuanced the name in a different direction. The next time we walk by, I will test my definition by stopping in to see if anyone in the family has a half-dozen “genuine Rolex” watches for sale from their wrist.