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FIRST THINGS FIRSTThe Weekly News of First Lutheran Church and School

1644 Nursery Road, Clearwater, FL 33756

Phone 727-462-8000For the c hurch, p ress 1

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March 6-7, 2010

From Gods Matchless Word

28Do you not know? Have you not heard?The LORD is the everlasting God, the Creator of the ends of the earth.

He will not grow tired or weary, and his understanding no one can fathom.29 He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.

30 Even youths grow tired and weary, and young men stumble and fall;31 but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength.

They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary,they will walk and not be faint.

Isaiah 40:28-31New International Version
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Weekly Adult Bible StudiesWeekly Adult Bible Studies

SUNDAYSSUNDAYS

9:15 a.m. Fellowship Hall The Book of Genesis

Pastor Zimmermann7:00 p.m. Off-site Womens Bible Study1st and 3rd Sundays June Schultz

TUESDAYS

7:00 a.m. Fellowship Hall Mens Prayer Breakfast

Followed by the Worker Bees (work around the campus)

WEDNESDAYS

9:45 a.m. Fellowship Hall The Book of Zechariah Adult Bible StudyWeekly Rev. Arnie Piering

i|| VxWelcome to all who come here to worship our LORD. Another

voice in praise of Him is a wonderful blessing. We are so glad you

have come. To show our appreciation we would like you to stop by

our visitor center, located in the narthex, where you will find gift

bags. Please take one.

Please introduce yourself to Pastor Zimmermann and perhaps to others you may

notice just hanging around after the worship service has concluded. We sometimes get

so caught up in our excitement at seeing friends for the first time in the past week that

we forget to lookout for YOU! Thank you for joining us today, and please, thank our

LORD for his free gift of grace.


3/16

Prayers of the PeopleFor Our Church and Community

Sick, Hospitalizedor Recovering: -Doris & Lester Cecil -Mary Lou & Carl Holdefer

-Dan Murray -Cindy Taylor -Ryan Fox, cousin of Sandy Brown

-Ernest Krueger, Becky Fordhams father in Wisconsin-Tamara Norton & Isaac Moore, family of Marge Carver

-Dee Nizen, aunt of Lyn Hedrick -Rita Sivals, friend of the Hedricks

Birthday: -Kathy Piering, 3-11-10(Birthdays & anniversaries, etc. will be put in FTF only when they have been requested by the individual, family, or friend. Thank you.)

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For The Church, Our Nation and the Worldpray without ceasing 1 Thessalonians 5:17

Pray for the people of Chili who were hit by the strongest earthquake in a century at 8.8 with manyaftershocks. The death toll is still rising and help is greatly needed for the survivors. Pray how we asChristians, can help here also. We praise God that Hawaii was spared the destruction of the expectedtsunami, but pray for those who had no warning on other island coastal areas that suffered greatly ordied.

Continue to pray for the Haiti earthquake survivors and the many Godly ministries working to ministerto body and spirit during the long recovery. This will be ongoing for years to come. Pray how you canhelp. Check websites like Compassion International for reliable faith organizations with years andyears of longevity in that country for the best ways to help.

Pray for our nation & our leaders on every level that Godly decisions would be made on our behalf.Pray for the increasing number of victims of crime, shootings and kidnappings. So many need the saving

love and peace of Jesus Christ. Pray, too, for peace for those in our church family who have recently lostloved ones. Pray how you can reach out to those in need of love and care.

Pray for the ministries of First Lutheran. May they each be used mightily by the Lord to minister topeople in our area and beyond, and to give Him all the glory. Pray for our mission outreach program toGuatemala and those who are planning to go; for our local evangelical programs; and for our StephenMinistry caregivers and those who are in their care.

Pray forour childrens ministry programs; that our children will come to know & love the Lord.Always remember our men & women currently serving in the military who each need our fervent

prayers for protection and health. Remember to pray for the persecuted church worldwide,especially innocent children.. They suffer greatly and well beyond our imagination. Always bethankful to God for your freedoms and dont take them for granted.


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Serving in the Military:Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not bediscouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go.Joshua 1:9 NIV

Deployed:

-Tabor Cleberg, E3, Air Force, Kadena, Okinawa, Japan-Janna Less, Air Force, daughter of Rev. & Mrs. Keith Less, Baghdad. New address:

SrA Janna Less, 732 ESFS/Det 3, APO AE 09378

-Sgt. Jonathan Norton, great-nephew of Marge Carver; deployed for his second tour in Iraq

Stateside:

-Max Garrett, Army, son of Candy Garrett, Ft. Polk, Louisiana, under medical care followingnumerous surgeries for injuries received overseas.

-ET1SW Chris LaGrange, Navy, an FLS Dad

-Maj. Kurt Mueller, Army, now in the U.S. at Command & General Staff College,Ft. Leavenworth, KS; grandson of Don & Joan Mueller

-Pvt. James Smith, Camp Pendleton, CA, the Holdefers granddaughters husband

-Danielle Taylor, PV2 Army, stationed at Ft. Jackson, S.C., granddaughter of Cindy Taylor &niece of Matt and Rebecca Fordham

-GySgt. Steven Murray,USMC, presently stationed at MacDill AFB, Tampa, son of Marge& Ken Murray.

-MMFN Justin R. Holcomb, Navy, grandson of Carol Blue, is now serving stateside.-SPC Nathan Davis, Army, cousin of Ronda Farris.

Flowers:A floral arrangement on the altar isgiven by Mrs. J. W. Carver in lovingmemory of her husband and forblessings received.

There are a large number of vacant dates available forflower arrangements. Sign-up sheets for future floraldonations are available in a binder in the narthex.

Newspaper Ad

Sign-up sheet is available in the Narthex for members to help with the expense of

our weekly ad in the St. Pete Times.Please call the office by Wednesday a.m. to give your flower or newspaper dedication message.

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Look! Coming Soon to FLC!Mens Prayer Breakfast Every Tuesday at 7:00 a.m.Lent Wednesday Services Wednesdays at 11:00 & 7:00Lenten Suppers Wednesdays through Lent: 5:45 p.m.Guatemala Information Meeting Thursday, March 4thRally Day! This Sunday, March 7th

FLS Book Fair in Fellowship Hall Week of March 8-Sunday, March 14thWinter Resident Dinner Sunday, March 14th, 4:00 p.m.WAAAAY Off Broadway Dinner & Play Sunday, March 21st, 1:00 Dinner/2:00 Show

Guatemala Mission Trip Saturday, April 17th thru Sunday, April 25th

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Thursd ay, Ap ril 1 11:00 a .m. Ma undy Thursday Service

7:00 p.m. Ma und y Thursd ay Service

Friday, Ap ril 2 11:00 a.m. Go od Friday Service7:00 p .m. Go od Frida y Service

Sa turda y, Ap ril 3 (Sa turda y Co ntemp orary Servic e c anc elled for this we ekend )

Sunday, Ap ril 4 Easte r! 8:00 a .m. Trad itiona l Service

Easter Breakfast in the Fellowship Ha ll b etween services

10:30 a.m. Trad itiona l Service

Wednesday Lenten DinnerThis Wednesday, March 10, 2010

You are invited to join us for dinner before the evening Wednesdayservice. The School will be serving supper starting at 5:45 p.m. Allowyourself enough time to finish before worship service at 7:00 p.m. There

will be a free-will donation. Please join us each Wednesday through Lentin the Fellowship Hall.


6/16

The Scholastic Book Fair

The Scholastic Boo k Fair is com ing to FLS

during NLSW March 6 th - 14 th!

This fundraiser helps FLS raise money to purchase books andupdate media materials for the school. The fair will be open forcongregation members during the following dates and times: Before

and after the Lenten service on Wednesday, March 10th and again, before and after theSaturday service, March 13th. Its a great time to purchase Easter basket gifts! Both the

students and staff appreciate any support you can give towards this fundraiser. Thank youvery much!

Questions please see Jennifer Bershaw or leave her a message at school! Ext 213 :-)

Senior Lunch BunchFor Members 50 and Over

On Tuesday, March 16th, all members 50 and over are invited tocome to Room 10 in the Fellowship Hall for some time of fellowship,a luncheon, and an interesting, timely and informative program. Thelunch will include punch, a garden salad, chicken/ham sandwiches,potato salad, a vegetable, dessert and drinks. So, mark yourcalendars and make your reservations either in the narthex or by

calling the church office at 462-8000 x 1. Deadline for reservations is Wednesday,March 10th. The cost of the meal is $5.00 per person. The meal is being prepared andcatered by our own school chef, Tawnya LaGrange.

Men's Prayer B reak fastat First Lutheran

MEN, come meet together again this week for food for the souland for the body! Each Tuesday morning from 7:00 - 7:45 a.m. ourmens ministry hosts a fellowship and prayer breakfast in our FirstLutheran Fellowship Hall. Come and bring a friend.

Dont forget! Bring a friend! Start your day praising the Lord!

We meet again next:Tuesday,March 9 th Featuring: Money A B iblical Point of View

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Every other SundayPre-K 3 - 5th Grade

during the 10:30 a.m. service

IssuesProblems We all have issues and problems that we face. For some, it is theirattitude. For others, its a habit that they cant seem to break. For many, it is something they have facedtheir whole life. The goal of this series is to take on each of those issues and problems and learnhow to Deal With It! Not just our own way, but the BIBLE WAY! We need to find out what God has tosay about how we should Deal With It!

March 14th: Under P ressure (Stress) When we feel the pressure of life getting to us,

God will give us rest.

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Children will enjoy videos, music, puppet skits, illustrated messages, power verse, and games!Children will be escorted to the gym after the childrens message in the Sanctuary.

Parents, please pick them up in the gym after the service.

`|v axPraise Team: Thursday 7:30 p.m .

Saturday Warm-up at 5:00 p.m.Bells: Wednesday 6:30 p.m.

Adu lt Choir: Wednesday 7:30 p.m .

Winter Residents,do you sing????Please join us in the balcony while you are here.

Call Ann Hinz, Worship Director, to join one of these musical praise groups: 727-462-8000 x 104.


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Youth News!Nine youth, chaperoned by Ann Hinz, will be traveling to New Orleans in July 2010 to

participate in the synodical Youth Gathering Believe. Chocolate candy bars are stillbeing sold. We still need to raise $4,278.58 to meet our goal. See our fun fundraisersbelow. Thank you for your support!!

Youth Group Fundraiser

Showcase Arts Foundation presents

Musical Comedy Variety ShowLaugh In meets Vaudeville!

Chock full of Broadway tunes and laughs galore.Great for the whole family from the kids to the grandparents.

When was the last time you just got silly?Join us Sunday, March 21st at 2:00 p.m. in our CLC for an afternoon of

laughs, giggles, music, skits and all out silliness.

Fellowship Hall CLC

Lasagna Dinner Variety Show1:00 pm Doors open at 1:30 p.m.$7 adults / $5 children 6 and under Show starts at 2:00 p.m.

$5 advance / $8 at door

Tickets are available between chu rch ser vices, at the school and in the chu rch office.Any questions, please call Lil Barcaski at 727 348 6682, or Ann Hinz at 462-8000 x 104.

Additional fun fundraisers are being planned including:

Apr il 4 Easter Breakfast Apr il 25 Dog Show

Thanks again for your support!!

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9/16

Needed!

Guatemala School Supplies

We will be collecting school supplies for the children in Guatemala (April 17-25). Our goal is to leave at least 1 suitcase in Guatemala full of school supplies forGroundwork Guatemala. We really would appreciate your help.

Donations can be left at the church or school office or in the narthex. Dennis Millerwill pick them up every week after second service.

We will be needing both childrens school and medical supplies for our mission trip.

For example: Childrens backpacks & childrens scissors, packs of 8 bold, wide-tipwashable markers; bottles of white glue & glue sticks; spiral notebooks; washablewatercolors; rulers, lined and grid paper; ink pens; construction paper; #2 pencils, etc. Medicalsupplies would be gallon, quart, snack and 2.5 gallon sized Ziploc bags, popsicle sticks,Kleenex, hand sanitizer, Clorox wipes, specific childrens vitamins, general adult vitamins,prenatal vitamins, bar soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc. The printout sheet and the web sitewill be much more in detail. A complete list of supplies needed are on an 8 x 11 sheet in theNarthex Kiosk. Thank you for helping the people of Guatemala!

2781 Gulf to Bay BoulevardClearwater, FL 33759-3904(727) 797-7303

The Clearwater Cokesbury store will be closing its doors on April 10th. That is the lastmajor store in Florida except for a small store in Leesburg. It is sad to see Christian supply storesclosing due to our economy and Cokesbury has been in existence for 200 years! There is something

you can do, though. If you think it is wrong that this store closes and that it should remain open, pleaseemail or write the following people. Maybe if we speak up, we can make a difference for theKingdom. Christians need to do everything in our power to stand up for sharing our faith freely

and having access to materials of our faith. If we dont say anything, they may think that we dontcare.

Jeff Barnes, Executive Director of Sales,[email protected] Kowalski, Senior VP Marketing & Sales, [email protected] Alexander, President & Publisher, [email protected]

Now would be the time to get Bibles, books, and teaching supplies from this

supplier. Sales will be 35% off March 1-13, 55% off March 15-27, and 75% off March 29-April 10

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10/16

School News - By Principal, Elaine PoppMission Statement:

First Lutheran School exists to proclaim the Gospel as we teach academic skills and Christian values,establishing a strong foundation for a child to live a successful, positive, and Christ-centered life.

On Friday, the 3rd 5th graders had a very special visitor. Brad Kendall is an alumnus ofFirst Lutheran who has been sailing since he was a toddler. In August 2003, Brad, his father and

best friend were involved in a plane crash near the Clearwater Airport. Brad was the only survivorand lost both of his legs as a result of the accident. He has persevered in his recovery and made thedecision not to let his physical handicap prevent him from doing anything he wanted to pursue. One

of the activities he wanted to return to was sailing and today, Brad is a member of the U.S.Paralympics Sailing Team. He competes all over the world forthe US and hopes to represent our country in the Paralympics inLondon in 2012. Since the 3rd-5th graders had been learningabout the Olympics Brad came to share with them hisexperience as a paralympic athlete. On a side note, Brad ishappily married. He and his wife, Melissa, are expecting theirfirst child in June!

This next week is National Lutheran Schools Week! Stay tunedfor news about the fun things we will be doing all next week.

This week, many of our 8th graders were accepted into magnethigh schools around the county. Mark K., Andrew P., and SeanF. were accepted into the First Responders program at Pinellas

Park; Ramon P. into criminal justice at Pinellas Park, Daniel P.and Erik H. - CAICC at Clearwater and Mackenzie B., into theveterinary program at Tarpon Springs. Several of our other 8thgraders are still anxiously waiting to hear. We can be very proudof how well prepared our 8th graders are and how well theyrepresent FLS when they graduate and go on to high school.

Congratulations students!

Hands-On Recycling

Dont Forget.We are collecting used INK CARTRIDGES, LASER and FAX CARTRIDGES, and CELL

PHONES. Bring any of these items to the boxes in the narthex or to the church or school

offices. You can also contact Patti in the school office if you would like a form for your

company to fill out for Hands-On to come and pick up from them directlyand give FirstLutheran School the credit. Thank you!

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Today is

This Weekend: Sunday, March 7thSunday School & Bible Classes

All Ages: 0 100+

Register Today!Find a registration form in the Narthex and turn it in today!

When you register, tell us what you would like to be registered as:(S) for Student; (T) for Teacher; (TA) for Teachers Aide, (H) for Helper

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Class Location Class Location

0-2 yr. old Nursery (at church) Young Single Adults Stage Area in CLC

3-4-5 yr. old Sunday School Office in FH Young Married Couples Gathering Place (at church)

K-1-2 gr.3-4-5 gr. Room 10 (off Fellowship Hall) Single Parent Adults Conference Rm (back office/ FH)

Middle School6-7-8 gr. Church Library Life Light Cry Room in church

High School9-10-11-12 gr. Loft-Youth Room in CLC Genesis (Pastors Class) Fellowship Hall


12/16

Live ConcertBRUCE G. BLOWERSPaying tribute to his classical training in vocal & piano

performance, this new acoustic pop album has anunexpected combination of sounds with Scriptural lyrics

and a rock edge.

SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 2010 7:00 P.M.(Doors Open 6:30 P.M.)

BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH3166 Mc Mullen Booth Road

(between Curlew Road & State Road 580)Clearwater, Florida 33761

ADMISSION IS FREE

Please plan to attend this entertaining and inspiring event.Bring your entire family and friends.

Volunteer now - CALL Ministry at FLC!

First Lutheran is developing a call ministryand

needs your help. Do you love to talk on thephone? If you do, you have all you need to join thisnew exciting ministry. Please call the office andgive Jan your name and phone number andsomeone from the Call Ministry will call you.

Art for Faiths SakePresents 50th Anniversary Concert: The Bach Choir of Clearwater & thePrince of Peace Festival Choir present Cantata No. 80 Ein Reste Burg byJ.S. Bach. Soloists & Orchestra; additional Motets & other works forViolin, Organ.

Sunday March 7 3:00 p.m. -www.poplargo.org - 727-585-9969Prince of Peace Lutheran Church 455 Missouri Avenue Largo, FL

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PT L S c r ip S h o p March 3, 2010

One Week Sales/Deposits $ 1,245.00One Week Profit $ 111.70

Year-to-Date Profits $ 3,602.93

Support FLS by using VISA and American Express cards for your grocery purchases.

Great Idea!! Needing a last minute childs birthday gift?

$ 10.00Nancy Seltzer, Coordinator, 559-0606 or [email protected]

Last Weeks Attend anc e: Februa ry 27-28, 2010

Lent Wed nesday: 11:00 am: 42 7:00 pm: 77 (Tota l 119)

Sa turday: 52 Sund ay: 8:00 am: 82 10:30 am: 140 Weekend Tota l: 274

Churc h Offe ring Unrestricted - Fisca l Year Week 30 (Februa ry 27-28, 2010)

Bud geted Weekly Inc ome:....................................................................................$7,012.00

Received This Week: ................................................................................................. 6,919.00Bud geted Year-to-Da te: ......................................................................................217,372.00Received Year-to-Da te : .......................................................................................222,484.01

Articles for First Things First must be submitted no later than Wednesdaysat 10:00 a.m. unless priorarrangements have been made with the office. Please e-mail your article to: [email protected]. Then,

please call to be sure it was received: 462-8000 x 1. Thank you so much.

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TTThhhiiisss WWWeeeeeekkk::: MMMaaarrrccchhh 777---111444 ,,,Sunday NATIONAL LUTHERAN SCHOOLS WEEK (M-F) & SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR(thru Sunday 14th)

WORSHIP .................................................................................................8:00 a.m.

Pastors Adult Bible Study.Fellowship Hall.....................................9:15 a.m.WORSHIP ...............................................................................................10:30 a.m.Monday Wee Dance .. ,Fellowship Hall .....................................5:45 p.m.

Basketball League PracticeCLC.................................................6:30 p.m.Cub Scouts.Fellowship Hall and campus ........................7:00 p.m.LLC-TCN.Room 10............................................7:00 p.m.Board of Christian Education.Conference Rm C...................................7:00 p.m.Board of Christian LifeLibrary..............................................7:00 p.m.

Tuesday Mens Prayer Breakfast.Fellowship Hall .....................................7:00 a.m.Worker Bees..........Fellowship Hall......................................8:00 a.m.TangSooDo .......Fellowship Hall..............................5:00 p.m.Girl Scout Troop # 823 - .Multi-Purpose Room School.............................6:00 p.m.LWML.Room 10 .........................................7:00 p.m.Board of Trustees................... Maintenance Office...................................7:00 p.m.Boy Scouts ..Fellowship Hall ....................................7:00 p.m.

Wednesday Adult Bible Study.Room 10 ..........................................9:45 a.m.

Lent Morning Worship Service.Sanctuary........................................11:00 a.m.The Pinochle Group Room 10 .........................................1:00 p.m.Prayer Shawl Ministry.................Library ............................................4:00 p.m.Bell Practice.........................Church Balcony ....................................5:45 p.m.Lenten Supper.....................Fellowship Hall .....................................5:45 p.m.Lent Evening Worship Service.Sanctuary..........................................7:00 p.m.Adult Choir Practice.............Church Balcony ....................................7:45 p.m.

Thursday Stephens Ministry ...............Gathering Place....................................1:00 p.m.Wee Dance AftercarePre-School ........................................2:45 p.m.TangSooDo ....Fellowship Hall .....................................5:00 p.m.Basketball League Practice.....CLC................................................6:30 p.m.Venture Crew MeetingChurch Library.....................................7:00 p.m.Praise Team ...Sanctuary .........................................7:30 p.m.

Friday TangSooDo..Fellowship Hall ....................................6:00 p.m.Saturday 13

th Boot Camp Workout .............Soccer Field .......................................8:00 a.m.

Stephens Ministry Continuing Education Seminar Fellowship Hall.......8:00 a.m.First Lutheran Youth Basketball League CLC........................................9:00 a.m.OE Serenity.Room 10 .........................................10:30 a.m.Praise Team Warm-Up........ .....................................................................5:30 p.m.CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP .................................................................6:30 p.m.

Sunday 14th WORSHIP .................................................................................................8:00 a.m.

Pastors Adult Bible StudyFellowship Hall......................................9:15 a.m.Kids Corner Sunday School.Room 10...........................................9:15 a.m.

WORSHIP ........................... ...................................................................10:30 a.m.Childrens Church DEAL WITH IT!.. .......................................... ..10:30 a.m.

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