Worship Service

Drive-in Worship Service Saturday at 5:30 pm

Worship Service In the Sanctuary

Sunday at 9:00 am

Live Stream Worship Service Sunday at 9:00 am

Bethany Sermon on KIFG

Wednesday evenings at 8:00 pm

SEPTEMBER 2020 PAGE #

1. 1. FRONT PAGE

2. 2. PASTOR’S PERSPECTIVE 3. 3. A TIME OF GIVING & AUTHORIZATION FORM

4. 4. COUNCIL MINUTES

5. 5. LSI’S DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL WEEK 6. 6. BETHANY HAPPENINGS

7. 7. REMEMBER IN PRAYER & LUTHERAN WORLD 8. RELIEF – SCHOOL BACK PACKS

9. REMEMBER THE BETHANY FAMILIES WITH PRAYER

9. BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES 10. CALENDAR

11. DAILY BIBLE READINGS 12. SUNDAY MORNING DRIVE-IN & ON-LINE WORSHIP

SERVICES

13. FOR THOSE WHO NEED ASSISTANCE DUE TO COVID-19

14. OUR PURPOSE AT BETHANY & GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Bethany Lutheran Church Iowa Falls, Iowa

PASTOR’S PERSPECTIVE

Fear, quite often, limits our willingness to confidently live out our Christian witnessing. Fear

contributes to our unwillingness to engage elements of life that are important to our faith journey. Fear quite often takes people away from necessary action in proclaiming the gospel. Fear often perpetuates destructive behaviors, limiting potential for individual growth and growth in our relationships. The theme song for the movie The Rose sung by Bette Midler has a great phrase that addresses the ultimate consequence of living a fear driven life. “It’s the soul afraid of dying that never learns to live.” Have you ever noticed how fear tends to magnify the gravity of a given situation? Fear tends to make mountains out of molehills. I remember when I was young and would stay too late at a friend’s house and I would have to walk home alone in the dark. In my mind every noise was a horrible monster waiting to get me and every car contained people who wanted to hurt me. Although I only had to go a half of a block, in my mind it seemed like miles. Fear tends to be a magnifier. I would like you to consider what you are afraid of. What fear is holding you in bondage? What fear is limiting your life? What fear is stopping you from witnessing? What fear has limited your freedom in God’s kingdom? In Luke 12:32-35 Jesus speaks to our fear. Jesus’ asserts that fear drives us to do things that are not constructive for our faith walk. The phrase, do not be afraid, was used often by Jesus, angels, and God to open doors of conversation by reducing the anxiety in the hearts of those gathered. The anxiety Jesus addressed pertained to earthly things, monetary worth and daily needs. Those gathered were fretting about food, clothing, shelter, and even nonessential things in their lives. They had fallen into fear and had begun exhibiting behaviors that showed their unwillingness to trust God’s grace. Jesus meets fear with faith. Verse 32 reads “Do not be afraid little flock, for it is your father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom.” This is a gentle call to live unbridled by fears that are preventing you from fully experiencing God’s kingdom. To receive, one has to let go. Jesus reminds us in verse 34, “where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” The opposite of faith is not doubt, but indifference. Former South African President Nelson Mandela sums this up nicely in his inaugural address in 1994. “You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won’t feel insecure around you. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It is not just in some of us, it is in everyone. And as we let our light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our fears, our presence automatically liberates others.” Jesus draws us away from our fears and back to the bare necessities of life. In verse 35 Jesus says, “Be dressed for action and have your lamps lit.” The first call is to be dressed for action. Confidence in Jesus allows us to approach the world differently. Confidence in Jesus, embedded in our hearts, radiates out into the lives of others. The second call is to have your lamps lit, to draw upon God’s word as your light. I encourage you to read the Bible daily. Making confident decisions, as Christians, is dependent upon seeing the world through the lens of faith. Daily scripture reading allows us to see the world, as God would have us see it, not as we would like to see it or as others would like us to see it. “Do not be afraid.” Meet your fears with faith, let your light shine, and live in the confidence of God’s love. Amen.

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A TIME OF GIVING Thank you so much for your continued support and giving to the ministries at Bethany Lutheran during these difficult times. Giving has been good even with our current crisis. As the Covid-19 crisis continues we are seeing people in need financially coming to us for assistance. Even though we can’t gather, many of our expenses continue. Our giving to date through July 26 is $171,358 to continue our ministry and mission goals and expand our outreach to those in need, we will have to give $44,167 from August 1 through September 30. One way to accomplish this is through electronic giving. Bette and I find it very helpful to accomplish giving of our “first fruits”. To do this, go to bethanyiowafalls.net and click on the “On-Line Giving” button or you can fill out the form below and send it to the church. Thank you for your faithful stewardship.

Council Meeting Minutes July 12, 2020

Members Present – Mindy Gehrke, Lisa Doering, Bernice Lancaster, Matt Becker, Dave Jones, Robin Sampson, Kari Janes, and Darla Sharar

Members Absent – Jackson Kobe, Angel Sharar, and Carol Polzin

Meeting was conducted via Zoom due to COVID-19.

Reports:

Treasurer: We need to start thinking about budget for next year and whether or not we will do a Stewardship drive this year. Each committee needs to get

numbers to Connie as soon as possible. Connie will send out last year’s July-July to Council Members to help with planning. We will give our quarterly

donations to Riverside and LSI at this time. $27,000 will be added to our income for the year when the PPP loan is forgiven. Donations from the Pork Loin

Dinner will be sent to the Back Pack Program.

Financials stand for audit.

Secretary: June 14 Council Meeting minutes were reviewed: Motion to approve the minutes by Dave Jones and seconded by Darla Sharar. Motion passed.

Committees:

Christian Ed.: Committee will meet to come up with multiple plans as to what Sunday School and Jam Club will look like this year.

Evangelism: Cards will be sent out to the congregation next week.

Fellowship: Drive in Movie on Friday, July 17 – Pastor will put on Facebook and Website and an email reminder will be sent mid-week. Crosses in my

pocket have been delivered in Alden and started on the west side of Iowa Falls – will continue this week.

Property: Roof will be started tomorrow. $1,250 to clean the carpets in the church.

Worship and Music: Pastor will use a wired microphone at the next service.

Pastor: Vacation: Monday, July 13 –Friday, July 17 and Sunday, July 19: Lisa Robison will cover the service on Sunday. Pastor will send an email to the

congregation this week regarding the Black Lives Matter protest.

Pastoral Acts: Funerals: Jeffrey Kielsmeier died June 19, funeral was June 24.

Phil Gros died July 4, funeral was July 8; Baptism: Caully James VanHove: July 5; Wedding: Jackie (Lewiston) and Jake Leiberton June 20. Jeffrey

Kielsmeier, Phil Gros, Jackie (Lewiston) and Jake Leiberton are not members of Bethany.

Unfinished Business:

1. St. Mark’s House: Opening will be soon. Still need someone from Bethany to help out.

2. Worship: How and when we start back: The following options were discussed: Mark the church for social distancing and open up the sidewalls.

Could do 5:30 on Saturday night and inside on Sunday morning at 9:00. Sunday morning service would be Livestreamed. Property, Worship, and

Pastor will have a meeting prior to the next Council Meeting to go through the building and make a plan.

New Business:

1. At Home VBS: Riverside program is available: Robin will check with Ashley Kuker and Nikki Allen in regards to; this occurring potentially mid-

August.

Motion to adjourn by Bernice Lancaster and seconded by Matt Becker. Motion passed.

The Lord’s Prayer

September 2020, LSI Bulletin/Newsletter Article and Story Direct Support Professionals Week

Do you know someone who is a caregiver to a loved one? It is a role that is both demanding and meaningful. During September’s National Direct Support Professionals Week, we celebrate all the ways in which professional caregivers help children and adults achieve their goals and build meaningful lives, especially during the extra challenges surrounding COVID-19 this year.

One-way LSI empowers Iowans is through our Services for People with Disabilities. From 24-hour support to occasional respite care, the LSI team lifts up Iowans with disabilities as they find the confidence and independence they need to thrive. In recent months, our DSPs have been dedicated to the people we are privileged to serve, adding extra safety measures to continue supporting individuals in our 24-hour facilities and providing new activities to keep everyone entertained and busy when leaving the house was not safely an option.

This high-quality care is possible because of you – thank you for lifting up your Iowa neighbors in times of crisis! If you would like to learn more about how you can support crucial programming like LSI’s Services for People with Disabilities, please contact Deb Whitford, LSI director of philanthropy and church relations, at 563-676-2065 or Deborah.Whitford@LSIowa.org.

Our Mission: Lutheran Services in Iowa responds to the love of Jesus Christ through compassionate service. LSI is an affiliated social ministry partner of the Iowa congregations of the ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) and a member of LSA (Lutheran Services in America). We proudly serve people of all ages, abilities, religions, sexes, gender identities, national origins, ethnicities, races, and sexual orientations. Learn more at www.LSIowa.org and www.facebook.com/LSI.iowa.

We are Still Here: LSI’s Services for People with Disabilities

LSI Team Leader Ada works at Harmony House in Muscatine, a 24/7 care facility provided through LSI’s Services for People with Disabilities. The home provides consistent care to five Iowans with intensive disabilities and medical conditions. Ada and her team assist residents with most parts of their day, from movement around the home and hygiene routines to medications and meals.

Because of COVID-19, the residents at Harmony House have not been able to safely see their families or participate in the volunteering or work they love, as some are able to do. But Ada and her team are there to offer a familiar face and structure when everything else feels uncertain. On days when clients feel scared or unsure, Ada and her team provide support and comfort.

Throughout the pandemic, Ada and her team have worked long hours to ensure they follow additional safety precautions, protecting both themselves and the clients they serve.

“We are an essential part of their daily life, regardless of whatever storm lies in front of us. My work is needed for my clients to survive,” Ada says. “But they are essential to me and the other staff. They are the reason we do what we do.”

BETHANY HAPPENINGS DIRECTIONS TO LIVE STREAM WORSHIP: 5 minutes before the service Go to bethanyiowafalls.net, click on the Live Worship Link Click Here, then click on videos tab not the home tab. Then select current live or the Date.

COMMUNION SERVICE: Each family is invited to celebrate communion with us as we celebrate on live stream. When Pastor lifts up the bread and the wine a member of the family can raise up your bread and wine or grape juice from home.

3RD GRADE FIRST COMMUNION CLASS: First communion class for 3rd grade will be Thursday, September 3 and Tuesday September 8 at 6:00. We will celebrate first communion on Sunday, September 13 at the 9:00 service.

MORNING DEVOTIONS: We have devotions by Zoom Tuesday - Friday morning 7:15. If you would like to join us, email Pastor Tim at bethanyptim@gmail.com. Thank You!

THANKS: Many thanks to everyone that donated suppliers for Cedar Rapids. We donated our supplies to St. Paul's Methodist Church. There is still a great need and we will continue to make trips to Cedar Rapids and other areas affected by the storm. Watch Bethany Happenings and our Facebook page for more information on supply and volunteer needs.

ARE YOU READY FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL? We are currently not scheduling in person Sunday School for this fall, BUT will be utilizing Saddleback Kids for our in-home Sunday School lessons, along with Bethany YouTube. To prepare for Sunday School, we will be having a reverse Sunday School rally on Sunday, Sep 13th. Please drive through the front of the church at 10:15 Sunday morning to pick up Bethany bags, treats, and information on our on-line in-home Sunday School. We will be excited to see everyone drive through on September 13th.

JAM CLUB: Currently there is no Jam Club scheduled for the fall semester. We will evaluate again for spring semester.

HOLIDAYS ARE JUST AROUND THE CORNER: It has been decided that our Thanksgiving and Christmas Community Meals will be carry out and delivery only. If you are interested in helping with these events, please contact Robin Sampson.

LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF: LAST CALL FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES! We have completed 95 school kits! 5 to go to our goal! Thank You for helping us reach our goal! Linda Lehtola

BARNABAS HOUSE UPDATE: It is with grateful hearts that we welcomed our first family to Barnabas House at St. Mark. Callie and Hilary Watkins and their five children were displaced from their home after a house fire on July 29. Through many months of volunteer work, the Barnabas House was ready to go just when it was needed! Please keep the Watkins family in your prayers as they work through this difficult time. They are so grateful to have a home for their family right now. If you’d like to donate food/meals or gift cards, or help in some other way, please contact Bethany Lutheran Church at 641-648-3555. Thank you for your continued support of Barnabas House!

FOOD PANTRY: The Hardin County Emergency Food Pantry provides food, toiletries, hygiene products and other essentials to families and individuals in need in Hardin County. The Food Pantry is supported by community donations, so we need your help. The giving box is in the Fellowship Hall. Thank you for caring.

Property Updates: You may have noticed some changes to our property. We have a new roof because a storm earlier in the year damaged our roof and our insurance company paid for us to replace it. We also added gravel to the west parking lot so that people would have a better place to park when they come to worship. We're asking that if you sit on the west side of the sanctuary that you park in the west parking lot. We are doing this to help with social distancing. It also looks much better than before. We will also be pulling the plants out of the garden between the handicap parking and the portico. If you want any of these plants, please come and get them now. This will help us to maintain the property, so we have a better curb appeal.

REMEMBER IN PRAYER:

Neva Moravec, Norma Proctor, Andrew Heetland; Hannah Heetland; Patty Andriakos - Celene Andersen’s sister; Sue Dreyer-sister-in-law to Byrd Robbins & Darlene Neuman, Whitney Olthoff- friend of Pastor Tim. Bob Johnson - father of Kathy Dagit. Steve Kness - Cousin of Kathy Dagit. Karen Rew - Friend of Kathy Dagit. Deb Andres - sister of Pastor Tim.

LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF: LAST CALL FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES! We have completed 95 school kits! 5 to go to our goal! Thank You for helping us reach our goal! Linda Lehtola

REMEMBER THE BETHANY FAMILIES WITH PRAYER

This month, ask God to protect, direct, and show favor to

these members. Give thanks for their presence in this community. Week of September 6 Stephen Klein Gary & Linda Klemesrud Dale & Ann Knight Jack & Sara, Jackson, Logan Kobe Week of September 13 Kirby & Carolyn Koch Bernie & Wanda Koehrsen Roger & Lynn, Robert, Joseph Kramer Karlton & Joelle, Kassidy, Jack Krause

Week of September 20 Patricia Krieger Joshua & Molly, Jackson, Brenna, Hayden, Leah Krukow Stan & Carol Kruse Ryan & Ashley, Caden, Ryder, Tyson Kuker

Week of September 27 Bernice Lancaster Mike & Jennifer, Marlee, Marikate Lancaster Deb Larson Richard Larson

09/01 Mike Bushore 09/15 Presley Mulford 09/01 Julyn Hansen 09/15 Logan Sanders 09/01 Regan Hickman 09/16 Makenzie Hill 09/01 Hayden Krukow 09/16 Dean Hundahl 09/02 Mary Qualley 09/16 Brenda Kinney 09/03 Eunice Zeigler 09/17 Donnette Robison 09/04 Ryan Kuker 09/19 Emily Schroeder 09/05 Patricia Thorell 09/21 Jordan Borkowski 09/06 Jerold Johnson 09/21 Daniel Tibbs 09/07 Robert Kramer 09/24 Laurence Hansen 09/07 Thomas Lee 09/24 Donald Jones 09/08 Nolan Allen 09/25 Allison Maybee 09/08 Grace Calhoun 09/25 Cody Robison 09/08 Zyrianna Cerna-Koehrsen 09/27 Sandi Butt 09/08 Crystal Inks 09/27 Andrew Sauerbrei 09/09 Jazlyn Doering 09/27 Alex Wiese 09/11 Grace Jones 09/28 Corinne Hundahl 09/12 Quinn Gehrke 09/30 Linda Klemesrud 09/13 Kalel Robison 09/30 Henry Tiernan 09/15 Simon Lewey

09/02 Roxie & Dennis Steding 09/03 Claudia & Dennis Saltzman 09/03 Rebecca & Jason Heitland 09/05 Shannon & John Jensen 09/06 Cheryl & Philip Rusley 09/09 Clara & Rolen Hill

09/20 Mindy & Rick Ford 09/21 Gail & Stan Cavner 09/21 Molly & Joshua Krukow 09/26 Sara & Jack Kobe

WE WILL CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES DURING ANNOUNCEMENTS ON SEPTEMBER 6TH

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 9:30 Women’s Bible Study-Canceled 6:00 IFMA

2 Free Meal at UMC 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 2:30 Quilt Tie-ers-Canceled 8pm KIFG- Bethany Sunday Sermon

3 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 10:00 Riverside Conf. Meeting -Zoom 9:30 Rebekah Circle-Canceled 1:00 Quilting-Canceled 6:00 - 3rd Grade First Communion Class

4 7:15 Devotions On Zoom

5 8:00 Men’s Breakfast – Zoom 5:30 pm Drive-In Service

6 9:00 Live Stream Worship Service 9:00 Worship Service

7 OFFICE CLOSED

8 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 9:30 Women’s Bible Study-Canceled 6:00 Adoption Support Group 6:00 - 3rd Grade First Communion Class

9 Free Meal at UMC 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 2:30 Quilt Tie-ers-Canceled 8pm KIFG- Bethany Sunday Sermon 7:30 Church Council

10 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 9:30 Rebekah Circle-Canceled 1:00 Quilting-Canceled

11 Pastor’s Day Off 7:15 Devotions On Zoom

12 8:00 Men’s Breakfast – Zoom 5:30 pm Drive-In Service

13 9:00 Live Stream Worship Service 9:00 Worship Service/First Communion 10:15 Reverse Rally Day 10:15 Sunday School 11:30 Lisa Dewey-Fellowship Hall

14 Pastor’s Day Off

15 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 9:30 Women’s Bible Study-Canceled

16 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 2:30 Quilt Tie-ers-Canceled 8pm KIFG- Bethany Sunday Sermon

17 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 1:00 Quilting-Canceled

18 7:15 Devotions On Zoom

19 8:00 Men’s Breakfast - Zoom 5:30 pm Drive-In Service

20 9:00 Live Stream Worship Service 9:00 Worship Service 10:15 Sunday School-On-Line

21 Pastor’s Day Off

22 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 9:30 Women’s Bible Study-Canceled

23 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 2:30 Quilt Tie-ers-Canceled 8pm KIFG- Bethany Sunday Sermon

24 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 1:00 Quilting - Canceled

25 7:15 Devotions On Zoom

26 8:00 Men’s Breakfast - Zoom 5:30 pm Drive-In Service

27 9:00 Live Stream Worship Service 9:00 Worship Service 10:15 Sunday School- On-Line

28 Pastor’s Day Off

29 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 9:30 Women’s Bible Study-Canceled

30 7:15 Devotions On Zoom 2:30 Quilt Tie-ers-Canceled 8pm KIFG- Bethany Sunday Sermon

IF ABLE MEETINGS & STUDIES WILL BE TAKING PLACE VIA ZOOM.

DUE TO THE COVID - 19 ALL EVENTS AND SCHEDULED MEETINGS

COULD CHANGE DATES OR BE CANCELED. THANK YOU!

SEPT OLD TESTAMENT NEW TESTAMENT PSALMS PROVERBS1 2 Chron 30:1-31:21 Rom 15:1-21 25:1-15 20:13-152 2 Chron 32:1-33:17 Rom 15:22-16:7 25:16-22 20:16-183 2 Chron 33:18-34:33 Rom 16:8-27 26:1-12 20:194 2 Chron 35:1-36:23 1 Cor 1:1-17 27:1-6 20:21-215 Ezra 1:1-2:70 1 Cor 1:18-2:5 27:7-14 20:22-236 Ezra 3:1-4:24 1 Cor 2:6-3:4 28:1-9 20:24-257 Ezra 5:1-6:22 1 Cor 3:5-23 29:1-11 20:26-278 Ezra 7:1-8:20 1 Cor 4:1-21 30:1-12 20:28-309 Ezra 8:21-9:15 1 Cor 5:1-13 31:1-8 21:1-2

10 Ezra 10:1-44 1 Cor 6:1-20 31:9-18 21:311 Neh 1:1-3:14 1 Cor 7:1-24 31:19-24 21:412 Neh 3:15-5:13 1 Cor 7:25-40 32:1-11 21:5-713 Neh 5:14-7:60 1 Cor 8:1-13 33:1-12 21:8-1014 Neh 7:61-9:21 1 Cor 9:1-18 33:13-22 21:11-1215 Neh 9:22-10:39 1 Cor 9:19-10:13 34:1-10 21:1316 Neh 11:1-12:26 1 Cor 10:14-33 34:11-22 21:14-1617 Neh 12:27-13:31 1 Cor 11:1-16 35:1-16 21:17-1818 Esther 1:1-3:15 1 Cor 11:17-34 35:17-28 21:19-2019 Esther 4:1-7:10 1 Cor 12:1-31 36:1-12 21:21-2220 Esther 8:1-10:3 1 COR 13:1-13 37:1-11 21:23-2421 Job 1:1-3:26 1 Cor 14:1-19 37:1-29 21:25-2622 Job 4:1-7:21 1 Cor 14:20-40 37:30-40 21:2723 Job 8:1-11:20 1 Cor 15:1-28 38:1-22 21:28-2924 Job 12:1-15:35 1 Cor 15:29-58 39:1-13 21:30-3125 Job 16:1-19:29 1 Cor 16:1-24 40:1-10 22:126 Job 20:1-22:30 2 Cor 1:1-11 40:11-17 22:2-427 Job 23:1-20:23 2 Cor 1:12-2:11 41:1-13 22:5-628 Job 28:1-30:31 2 Cor 2:12-17 42:1-11 22:729 Job 31:1-33:33 2 Cor 3:1-18 43:1-5 22:8-930 Job 34:1-36:33 2 Cor 4:1-18 44:1-8 22:10-12

For Those Who Need

Assistance Due to Covid-19

Have you lost your job or otherwise need

help with rent, bills, or food due to the Corona virus?

The Iowa Falls Ministerial Association

can help. You can apply for help by filling out a

Covid-19 assistance application.

To apply either email iowafallschurches@gmail.com

Or call 641-648-3555

between 9:00 am & 2:00 pm

Or pick it up at The Little Food Pantry by the First United Methodist Church.

Our Purpose at Bethany Lutheran is to reach out to others and spread God’s Word.

Our Vision at Bethany Lutheran is to

Know Christ and to make Christ known by Welcoming! Growing! Serving!

GUIDING PRINCIPLES 1. Jesus is Lord and Savior. 2. We are saved by grace through faith

in Christ Jesus. 3. All are welcome. 4. Our foundation is in scripture. 5. As a family of faith, we serve others and

one another in Christ’s love. 6. Through prayer we go where the

Holy Spirit leads to proclaim Christ.

BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH COUNCIL MEMBERS President- Mindy Gehrke, Vice President- Kari Janes, Secretary- Lisa Doering,

Youth Representatives- Jackson Kobe & Angel Sharar Treasurer-Connie Moehlman, Pastor-Tim Maybee,

Matt Becker, Carol Polzin, Dave Jones, Darla Sharar, Bernice Lancaster, & Robin Sampson

Church Phone: 641-648-3555 email: bethanyiowafalls@gmail.com Pastor Tim’s Cell Phone: 515-745-3683 email: bethanyptim@gmail.com Web Site: www.bethanyiowafalls.net Office Hours 8:30-2:30