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Bible Studies @ Centennial S ummer is coming to an end. The kids are going back to school and soon the leaves will start to fall. What better time for us to get back into the swing of things and start our Bible Study schedule for this season? We have many enriching classes in which you can take part. Make plans now to attend at least one if not all of these studies. You will be blessed for it! Starting September 10th - Sunday mornings 8:15am “I don’t need your money…I want YOU!” This 4 week stewardship study will help you identify who we are as disciples of Christ and what we are here to do. It will empower you to good stewardship by showing you how to live out your faith continuously throughout the week. Starting September 11th - Monday evenings 6:30pm “God’s Ways” This course is a thematic study of the entire Bible in its chronological and historical settings. This season will focus on the New Testament and the Apostles and Teachers that wrote the story of the Christ. Starting September 12th - Tuesdays10:00am & 6:30pm “Faith Builders” This course is being offered at two different times on Tuesdays. Faith Builders is an doctrinal course that will help you build the foundation of your Lutheran beliefs and shore up your understanding of Biblical principles. September 7th - 1st Thursday of every month 7:00pm “Resolved: 10 Ways to Stand Strong and Live What You Believe” This ongoing Women’s Bible study continues on with Chapter 6 of this impactful book by Lina Abujamra. No matter how strong we claim our faith in God is, when life is hard, it all comes down to resolve. Do we really believe what we say we do? Come find out more. For the month of September, we will meet at church for study. Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth. 2 Timothy 2:15
Continued from page 6... Ask the teacher to help you problem solve so that your child can best benefit from the homework he or she is doing. Centennial Evangelical Lutheran Church 3558 S. 24th Street Milwaukee, WI 53221 414-281-2280| www.centennialwels.org prayers@centennialwels.org GREG PUFAHL, PASTOR ROBERT GARBE, STAFF MINISTER LIN KANITZ, ADMIN ASSISTANT JENNY PUFAHL, SUNDAY SCHOOL RICH KANITZ, PRESIDENT JOHN NOLTE, TREASURER MIKE CHAPMAN, PROPERTY MANAGER YOUTH GROUP MEN’S MINISTRIES WOMEN’S MINISTRIES MINISTRIES FOR SENIORS INTERNET MINISTRY GLOBAL OUTREACH MISSIONS MUSIC MINISTRIES SPECIAL NEEDS Please join us for worship on Thursday nights at 6:30 pm and Sunday mornings at 9:30 am. “The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace.” Numbers 6:24-26 “Mean” kids: At the beginning of the school year, students often have some kind of social growing pains. They may not have spent much time with friends in the summer, and they now have to learn or remember how to problem solve, work, and play in a group and navigate the recess scene successfully. All kids struggle with some aspect of social learning as they practice being part of a group that includes others and treats others with respect. It’s important for parents to remember that other kids are not enemies—they are kids who are working on learning how to be kind friends and successful learners just like your child. When talking with your child about these experiences, try to help your child remain calm and focused on how to help the situation be better the next day. It is hard to hear that your child is sad or upset, but learning how to problem solve and build relationships with others is a vital skill that your child needs time to learn. Teachers want you to know that we see these relationship dynamics and are closely monitoring interactions between children. However, we will not always step in, as it is so important for kids to practice their problem solving skills and then ask adults for help if needed. If you are concerned about a situation or relationship that seems to be bothering your child, please talk with your child’s teacher in a respectful way. Often asking the teacher for his or her perspective on the situation sets you up for a conversation focused on helping your child, which works better than an attack on the teacher. Whether you are frustrated about homework, worried about your child’s friendships, or unsure about a teacher’s decisions, remember the grace that God gives you every day and pass that grace along to others. Choosing to interact with people in a spirit of love, kindness, and patience will make all the difference as you strive to begin the school year with positivity and grace. Rachel Blum and her husband, Matt, have three young children and are members of St. Paul, Green Bay, Wis. MEET & EAT SCHEDULE Here is the schedule of Meet & Eats until the end of the year. With the holiday season just around the corner and our schedules getting more hectic as that time approaches, we thought it would be helpful to list the schedule of the monthly Meet & Eats that are scheduled out until December. We hope to see you attend as many of these dinners as you can to spend some time with your brothers & sisters in Christ. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10TH | 5:30pm Milwaukee Burger Company 6421 S. 27th Street Franklin WI 53132 | 414-301-9938 SUNDAY OCTOBER 8TH | 5:30pm Famous Dave’s Bar-B-Que 5077 S 27th Street Greenfield, WI 53221 | 414-727-1940 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5TH | 5:30pm Ruby Tuesday 5320 S. 76th Street Greendale, WI 53129 | 414-423-0530 SUNDAY DECEMBER 3RD | 5:30pm Water Street Brewery 140 W. Towne Square Way Oak Creek 53154 | 414-301-5290
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