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(2008-2-26)
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Sundays - Eucharist - 10:45 am @ LUC - Breakfast at 9:45.
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Sundays – Choral Prayer at the Close of the Day - 8:30 pm @ Heinz Chapel. Guest organist for March 2, 2008 is Dr. Christine Clewell from Zion Lutheran Church in Indiana, PA.
We hope that you will join us for this beautiful prayer service. For more information see www.compline.lucpgh.com
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Wednesday Night Dinner! We're in the LUC! We're meeting on...Wednesdays! The good stuff starts at 5, though if you want to help, feel free to drop in at any time.
The Menu for February 27 is Cookout stuff! Hamburgers, hotdogs, baked beans, cookies!
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Open Hours!! They've returned in some form. Stop by the LUC to see if the lights are on.
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God, the People, and the Covenant Bible Study
Wednesdays 7:00 PM @ LUC after Wednesday Night Dinner.
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Holden Evening Prayer, Wednesdays at 7 p.m. during Lent. After dinner and before Bible study we’ll take time to pray and sing together. We hope you can join us.
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By exploring the history of Israel from the time of David until the return from the Babylonian exile, we’ll discuss what it means for us today to be in a healthy relationship with God. Join us. Learn some Scripture. Grow in faith. February 27 will be the last night of Bible Study.
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Sunday, March 2, Worship with First Lutheran Church, Downtown Pittsburgh. Transportation will be provided to and from the church. A bus will leave immediately after the service and after lunch provided by the church. The bus will leave the LUC promptly at 10:45 for the 11 a.m. service at First. We will be celebrating with this congregation 100 years of Lutheran Campus Ministry in the United States. They are also hoping to show the congregation what a vital campus ministry can look like. Let’s all plan to attend that Sunday and give our support while we give thanks for Lutheran Campus Ministry in Pittsburgh. Please let Pastor Scott know if you will be attending lunch.
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Russett Burbank demands your attention!! Russett Burbank is the lobster that lives downstairs in the kitchen. He is a philosophical lobster, has a PhD, and enjoys answering your questions. Any question will do. Whether it be about that perfect ratio of peanut butter to jelly, theology, or the zombie apocalypse, he answers them all. Email him at russettburbank@hotmail.com Who is he really? We don’t know, and we like it that way.
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Fair Trade hot drinks and chocolate: Do you enjoy coffeehouses, but wish you could make more of a contribution to society while you sip smooth, steamy beverages? Wish no more. We have fair trade coffee, tea and hot cocoa. For fair trade products, the profit goes to the people who produce the goods, not a giant corporation. We’re asking for a $7 donation for any of the four varieties of coffee, and a $5 donation for any of the teas or the organic hot cocoa. We now have fair trade chocolate bars for a donation of $2. Stop on by any time we’re around and stock up on hot drinks for the winter — you’ll also be helping someone else. Chocolate bars are here: $2for milk or dark chocolate.
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