Shining God’s Light Our Redeemer Lutheran Church

February 2020

Our Redeemer Lutheran Church 825 Golf Ave SW

Pine City, MN 55063 (320) 629-2985

Facebook: Our Redeemer Lutheran Church www.orlcpc.com

orlcoffice@gmail.com Children, Youth and Families Director: Leigha Lange Ext. 204 youthorlc@gmail.com

Office: orlcoffice@gmail.com Ext. 201 Children of Joy Preschool: Casey Tyberg Ext. 207 orlckidz@gmail.com

This is a monthly publication. Deadline for articles is 4:30 pm on the third

Monday of each month.

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take

my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you

will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”

Matthew 11:28-30

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Council Member of the Month....1-2 OR Readers.……………………..2 Tim & Maria………..…………...2 Children of Joy………..……..…..3 New Program at ORLC..………...4 GivePlus, Anyone missing?..........4 Financial Update…………..….…..5 Family & Friends………...……....6 Schedule………………………….6 CYF Update: ..………….………..7 BackPack………………………...7 Call Committee, W/ELCA…...…..8 Security Program invite…………9 Council Minutes……………10-11 Bible Studies..……………….….12 Your Ad/Ponder This…………...13 Calendar………………………...14

Council Member of the Month Are you lonely? Why are we in such a hurry? On January 12

th, I spent a half hour in the fellowship hall

after the 8 am service. I had a great conversation with Mary Jo Mettler in that half hour. I learned a lot about her family. Along with many other people, Dave and Mary Jo are such a blessing to our church! If you are lonely we have a great church family with many great people who would help you if you were to ask. My 3 years on council will be coming to a close soon, and I just want to say thank you to everyone! Thanks for the support when my daughter was in her car accident. The kind words and donations to her family have been greatly appreciated. A big thank you to John Oare. You have been a great leader for this church. You always had my back when times were tough for me. Being on council has helped me get closer to God. I want you to ask yourself: Is it my turn to be on council? It has been some work but it has been fun and rewarding. On January 5

th, Pastor Alvin delivered a message that still

sticks in my head. “Congratulations, Our Redeemer. It’s a God! Now what are you going to do about it?” Pastor Fred taught us that we are all pastors, and we need to do our part. How are we to deliver messages from God? Where is our outreach going? I know with this church family we can do anything we put our minds to. Tell us, the council mem-bers, what you want to do for people in the community, people in need, and this church. We all need to give help to others. Volunteer! Tell us you care! We need you in all phases of this church. Remember when our new pastor arrives it will not be his job to do everything. It is our job to keep this church moving forward!

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Dear ORL Church, We are so thankful for your warm welcome of us as well as your desire to com-mit to supporting us as a congregation. We wanted to send you our sending or-ganization's (Pioneers) link which allows you to set up monthly giving so it will automatically deduct each month and goes directly into our Pioneers account (pioneers.org; “Give to missionary” and use the Project Code #112861).

However, you can of course choose to do it by mail. Please write out the check to: Pioneers Act # 112861 Then mail it to: 10123 William Carey Dr, Orlando, FL 32832 Either way, Pioneers will send you a receipt and ensure that your gift is tax-deductible. Thank you again and please let us know if you have any further questions. All for Jesus, Tim & Maria

Contact the Church if you have an emergency.

For Pastoral Care Press 1 Leigha Lange, Director of Children, Youth and Families Press 2 youthorlc@gmail.com Church Office Administrator Press 0 orlcoffice@gmail.com Casey Tyberg, COJ Preschool Press 4 orlckidz@gmail.com

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Keep praying for our new pastor! When you come to church on Sundays, stick around after the service, have a conversation with another member of our church family. The church is a great place to be! Thanks be to God!!!! Jay Samuelson

OR READERS

Tuesday February 25

6:30 p.m.

Our Redeemer Readers will meet on Tuesday, February 25 at 6:30pm. No specific book is assigned for February so we will be sharing books read by the group members since we last met. Come and share the good and not so good titles and come with additional ideas for us to read this upcoming year. The Lager Queen of Minnesota by J Ryan Stradal is the book for our annual event. Books are available for purchase at the library, 320 Brewery, Mom’s Cafe, Community Education Office and the High School. Read the book and don’t forget to join us in the Pine City Reads event at the 320 Brewery on Tuesday, February 18 at 7 pm. Nick and Cassie Olson will tell us of their adventures in bringing the 320 Brewery to Pine City. Pie from Mom’s Cafe will be offered for purchase during this special event. The Lager Queen of Minnesota is a great story of families, things assumed, things unsaid, beer and pie! Join us for a fun evening!!

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CHILDREN OF JOY PRESCHOOL Mrs. Casey has been wrapping up Parent/Student conferences in mid-January. It’s always a wonderful event to have time with our families and talk about their student’s progress and abilities.

In January, we began our new curriculum including Simple Machines. Look around where you are right now—how many simple machines can you spot?

We have received our 3 star rating from Parent Aware which includes another grant opportunity. THANK YOU to our amazing staff who work so hard. We are so very blessed! By combining fundraising with a fall grant, we were able to invest over $3000 into restoring the church playground. God is good. Coming up in February—our staff hopes to attend an informative conference in Duluth at the DECC orga-nized by the Northland Foundation. We will be serving soup & sandwich on Ash Wednesday—February 26th. Please come and eat! Thank you to two individual members of ORLC who have made incredibly generous donations to our scholarship fund. We deeply appreciate your investment into our students.

We still have openings—please pass the word! If there is enough interest, we can open up a Tues/Thursday class.

Patty Keyport CoJ Board

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.PINE CITY LIFEBLOOD REENTRY PROGRAM The Charter Meeting of Our Redeemer Lifeblood Reentry Group met on Thursday evening, December 5

th. While the number of volunteers outnumbered the participants, we

began to realize that though we may not have spent time incarcerated or have friends or fam-ily in the system, we all have spent time in captivity in one form or another. The program consists of a series of nine videos on subjects including Family, Hope, A Second Chance, Influence, and others. The videos are about 20 minutes long and include stories from men and women who have experienced incarceration, some for many years. These stories include the struggle, but also the restoration these once lost men and women have experienced through faith and the presence of Godly men and women in their lives. Af-ter the video the group breaks into discussion groups facilitated by our volunteers and attend-ed by all of us. The discussion guides call us to consider deeper issues than we may have understood or confronted in our past. We are only beginning to see the depth of this ministry opportunity to reach out to those who may have lost hope or faith in life and its struggles. Our volunteers come from churches across the community. This is a Christ-centered ministry that believes a relation-ship with Godly people eventually leads to a relationship with Christ and a changed perspec-tive and future. We will meet Thursday nights from 7 to 9 at the ORLC fellowship hall. If you have an interest in this ministry contact Jim Koppen or Jim Hanson, or ask Diane at the church office for information. We would love to get you involved.

NEW COMMUNITY PROGRAM

BEING HELD HERE

AT OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH

GIVEPLUS is our new eGiv-ing tool to help make contributing from your smartphone or iPhone easy! Download the free app when at Our Redeemer to begin or visit us on our web page orlcpc.com. You can also stop by the office for more infor-mation or help getting it set up. Your finan-cial gift allows us to continue our mission throughout the year. Thank you!

Is someone missing from church? Have you noticed that so-and-so has not been to church for a while? Did you receive a phone call from someone who needs a visit? Please contact Jeneice Carter or leave infor-mation at the church office.

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FINANCIAL UPDATE DECEMBER 31, 2019 Month #3 of fiscal year December INCOME $ 30,953 - General Offering Income 710 - Designated Mortgage Income 1,255 - Other General Operating Income $ 32,918 - TOTAL INCOME available for expense payment December EXPENSES $ 32,273 - TOTAL December EXPENSE payments ACCOUNT BALANCES $ 20,534 - General Operating Fund 50,946 - Restricted Funds - SEE Details below ** 67,810 - Endowment Fund - SEE Details below *** TOTAL $139,290 - checking/savings **RESTRICTED FUNDS ***ENDOWMENT FUND $ 1,397 - Heritage Fund $ 5,000 - Insurance De-ductible 690 - Designated Memorial 5,182 - Wiedemann Fund 486 - Faith Boxes 12,000 - Emergency Fund 369 - Music Fund 44,000 - Endowment giving 52 - Sound System 1,628 - Change in Mkt value 1,377 - Property & Grounds Fund 1,225 - Carpet Fund $ 67,810 - TOTAL ENDOWMENT 2,407 - Garden/Flower Fund 354 - Youth Rm Updates In Addition the THANKSGIVING FUND 8,500 - Sanctuary Lighting has $2,106 to be donated to the Food 5,981 - Undesignated Fund Shelf during the month of March 3,913 - Rainy Day Mission Fund 1,541 - Youth Fund 3,118 - Campership Funds 2,250 - Luther Point Camperships 16,785 - Pastoral Comp Savings ————> [Difference of monies from our Bridge Pastor’s 500 - Property Improvement Reserve salary & our 2019 Pastor’s Salary, to be dedicated to the church mortgage for this $50,946 - TOTAL RESTRICTED transition period only. Council motion 4/11/19] DEBT: $39,391 - 2008 Renovation Loan @ Frandsen Bank in PC BUDGET REPORT: 10-1-2019 to 12-31-2019 (1st QUARTER) Total yearly budget = $354,513 One month’s budget = 29,543 3 months budget (1 quarter) = 88,629 1st quarter income = 83,058 (General Operating Income) 1st quarter budgetary expenses = 71,546 General Operating Income for the 1st quarter of this fiscal year (Oct-Dec 2019) is down $14,726 compared to the 1st quarter of last fiscal year (Oct-Dec 2018). General operating income is used to pay our monthly bills. Because we have been UNDER BUDGET for our expenses, so far we have been able to sustain the general operating fund. It is important to the mission of Our Redeemer that everyone continue to TRUST God with your time, talents and treasures. ORLC will thrive and grow and SERVE GOD TOGETHER. Your tithes sup-port the spending for staff, education, property, missions and the many, many other ministries that God is calling us to do. Thanks! You are AMAZING! TRUST IN THE LORD!

Our Redeemer Finance Committee

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OUR REDEEMER FAMILY AND FRIENDS

TO PRAY FOR: Abby Skluzacek, Angela Zack, Chris Tindal, John Fedder, Norm Opheim,

Ella Mae Caroon, Sara Helseth, Jeff Kuzel, Rosie Thorson, Carole and Carl Anderson, Bill McCart-

ney, Ashley Jenkins, Gerry Sell, Gail Rosenbaum, Margaret Menigo, LaVonne Nascene, Brian

Holler, Paulette Renwick, David Pixley (brother-in-law to Pam Wiener), Rod Benson, Pat Turgeon,

Marilyn Arnold, Nicole Trujillo, Karen Blake, Liz Olson, Steve Martini, Sandy (daughter of Marilyn

Arnold), Jim Jacobson, Tonia Johnson, Betsi Moffatt Olson, Tom Davis, Patricia Taft, Laurie Madi-

son, Lynnette Simertz (Leigha’s friend’s mother), Bonnie Abbott, Karen Koecher (sister-in-law to

Julie & Lee Wiener), and anyone else that comes to mind.

PRAY FOR ALL WHO SERVE THIS COUNTRY!!

CONTINUING TO PRAY FOR: Deb Hagfors, Aine Casey (Judy & Larry Bothum ’s grandchild),

Evie Radke (great-granddaughter of Donna & Ron Pingree), Steven Mueller (brother-in-law to Jeff

Duzan).

Reminder: Names are not removed unless the office is notified

FEBRUARY SERVICE SCHEDULE Ushers—8:00: John and Ardelle Oare/

Gary and Lillian Bue Ushers-9:30: Blake family

Altar Guild: Rhonda Williamson Robin Skluzacek

Acolytes Coffee Fellowship Hosts

Between services

Council Representative for the Month

Readers and Communion

Helpers

2) 8:00 Lola Brouwer and Taylor Tollefson 9:30 Spencer Wicktor and Hunter Haug

Ardelle and John Oare (Fireside Chat)

Jay Samuelson Reader: John Oare Communion: John and Ardelle Oare Jennifer Krinke

9) 8:00 Brenna & Ryder Youngbauer 9:30 Addie and Ella Sell

Carole Pedersen Leone Neyers

Reader: Ardelle Oare

16) 8:00 Madyson and Paige Bombard 9:30 Eric Abbott and Owen Anderson

Jeneice Carter Mary Lange

Reader: Bonnie Menigo Communion: Dale and Sandy Mathisen Bonnie Menigo

23) 8:00 Maggie Smetana and Matthew Blake 9:30 Wyatt Nowling and Erik James

Kathy and John Schille Reader: Mary Jo Mettler

If you are interested in being a reader or communion help please call Trudy Wood At 320-629-1199

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Youth Group (7th-12th grade) 2nd & 4th Sundays @ ORLC

6:30-8pm

Kids of the Kingdom, our after school program, runs until February 19 after school from 3 to 5 p.m. for kids K-6th grade! There is still time to join in on the fun! Session 2 of confirmation will end on February 5, and we will resume with session 3 on March 4. Be watching your email for more details!

Mocha Monday February 10 & 24 - 3:15 to 4:30

Everyone is welcome!

Youth Group Grades 7-12 Sundays February 9 & 23

6:30 to 8 p.m. Dinner provided at church

Games, devotions and more!

Waking up with Jesus Grades 9-12 Morning Bible Study

Wednesdays February 5 & 19 7:15 to 7:45 a.m. at Cabin Coffee

Puzzle Day - Saturday February 15th from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Join the mission trip youth for a few hours of fellowship and puzzles. We will have snacks, drawings, and fun!

Free will offering to support the 2020 mission trip!

During the month of February

the BackPack Food Program will be collecting drinks/juice boxes, any flavor.

Please help by placing your donation in the box by the church office.

Your donation is making a difference in the youth of our community.

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HEAR YE--HEAR YE!

THE JANUARY 26TH CONGREGATIONAL VOTE FOR OUR REDEEMER’S CONSTITUTION, BYLAWS AND CONTINUING RESOLUTIONS RECEIVED UNANIMOUS APPROVAL!

Thanks to everyone who cast their vote! The Synod will now review and return. We will

then, at our Spring Semi-Annual meeting April 26th, vote to ratify! Thank you once again!

CALL COMMITTEE UPDATE

Ephesians 3:20 "Now to God who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work with us, to God be the glory." The Call Committee continues to actively be in contact with our Northeastern MN Synod in identifying pastoral candidates, within the state and beyond, interested in interviewing for a call to ORLC. Recently in December we interviewed two candi-dates, one of whom has withdrawn his name from consideration after family dis-cernment. As a committee, we continue to meet for prayer, reflection, and Bible study. We are hopeful that as we start the new year, a candidate of choice will emerge who also has a heart for partnering in ministry with us. Meanwhile, we abide in God's plans and timing, trusting that God is at work. We thank you for your ongoing prayers and patience in abiding together with us. In Christ, Kathy Schille Call Committee member

WELCA Ladies: Save the date! Kettle River Conference Spring Gathering will be Saturday

April 4 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Askov, MN. Details will follow in the March newsletter.

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INVITATION TO SECURITY PROGRAM

SITUATION AWARENESS

My name is John Schille. I am a member of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Pine City. I am on the church council and the newly-formed ORLC Security Committee. We have been developing a security program with procedures specifically for our church. Part of our security program is a 3-4 hour Power Point presentation entitled Situation Awareness, to be presented by the Pine County Sheriff’s Department. As unfortunate as it can be these days, we may find ourselves in a situation dependent on what we do in response to the situation. The ac-tion we take may save our life and the lives of our loved ones. I am inviting you and all who are interested to join us for this presentation and program. Date and time: Saturday February 29

th at 10:00 a.m.

Presented by: Pine County Sheriff Jeff Nelson, along with deputies Grice and Mishler Hosts: Our Redeemer Lutheran Church This program will last approximately 3-4 hours. During this time we will see and discuss the fol-lowing: Situation Awareness: What to do when? Home security Question and answer time Hope to see you there! Thank you, John Schille Questions? Please call 320-629-1463 or email me at wintrfan@yahoo.com

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CHURCH COUNCIL MEETING Thursday, January 9, 2020 Present: Tom Davis, Diane Lombard, Liz Olson, John Schille, Kris Gross, Brent Weiss, John Oare, Jeneice Carter, Jay Samuelson. Absent: Ashley Espeseth, Rich Elliot, Wayne Hansmann. Guests: Steve Schmidt, Leigha Lange, Pastor Luedke. The meeting was called to order at 6:58 p.m. by President John Oare. Devotions and Prayer were led by Liz Olson. Set Agenda: Two items were added to the agenda under New Business. #2 Imagine Network. #3 Semi-annual meeting dates and times. Staff and Committee Reports: A written report was submitted by Diane V., Office Adminis-trator. Vacation time was granted. An email was submitted by Rich Elliot on the Call Committee. Item #4 under Old Business. Jay Samuelson gave an overview of the Fireside Chat from Sunday. Discussed changing to one service versus two services each Sunday. No change was made by council at this time. A written January Finance Committee Report was submitted by Diane Lombard. Financial Report: Steve Schmidt reviewed the written report. Giving has been down as of late. Motion was made by Jay Samuelson to accept the Financial Report. Tom Davis seconded. Motion carried. Old Business: 1. Security Update: John Schille reported that we are still on track for hosting a Commu-nity Awareness Program on February 29

th here at Our Redeemer. They have been looking into dif-

ferent surveillance systems. Time frame being possibly April. AED and Fire extinguisher training is still being worked on, focusing on the safety and surveillance right now. 2. WINDOWS money: Brent Weiss reported on the status and works of the Mary Murphy Fund. This is supported through teacher and community donations only. 100% of the donations goes to students in the Pine City School system. John Oare reported the Lifeblood program does not need ongoing funds. Steve Schmidt reported that there is a total of $427.00 in this fund that was previously donated to WINDOWS. Jay Samuelson made a motion to give $210.00 to the Mary Murphy Fund and $217.00 to the youth program of Our Redeemer and to revisit this fund balance in six months. Brent Weiss seconded. Motion carried. Tom Davis and John Oare opposed. 3. Constitutional vote January 26: Jay Samuelson suggested we have the meeting at 9:15 a.m. and ask the 8:00 members to stay later and the 9:30 a.m. members to come early. Pas-tor Luedke needs to announce the date and time at the next two Sunday services. Jeneice Carter made a motion to open the meeting at the end of the 8:00 service so those members could cast their vote before leaving and extend the meeting to the beginning of the 9:30 service so the mem-bers could cast their vote before the service begins and adjourn the meeting at the beginning of the 9:30 service. Kris Gross seconded. Motion carried. Jeneice Carter will type up the written ballots and e-mail to Diane V. for printing. The ballots will contain the following information:

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January Council minutes cont’d

Adoption of Constitution, By-Laws and Continuing Resolutions _____ YES _____ NO At the beginning of the meeting John Oare should announce to the congregation that the Council has recommended that we accept the Constitution, By-Laws and Continuing Resolutions. 4. Call Committee update: Rich Elliot could not attend the meeting but submitted an e-mail with an update. The call committee is currently arranging a second interview with one candi-date. The other candidate we interviewed before the holidays will not be pursuing a call with us due to family issues. New Business: 1. Gift: A memorial gift of $7000.00 was given to Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in memory of Leone Ledin to be designated as the Leone Ledin Memorial Lighting Fund. This gift will be used for new lighting in the sanctuary. Scott Jahnz is looking into LED fixtures for this. The Pre-school also was given $3000.00 for the Leone Ledin Preschool Scholarship Fund. A Thank You was sent for this gift in memory of Leone. 2. Imagine Network: This group partners with Pine County. They are a helping hand to those individuals who are dealing with mental health issues. This program is similar to the Adult Drop-In Program currently taking place in our community. They would like to hold their meetings at Our Redeemer on a monthly basis, usually the 3

rd Thursday of the month from 3-5 p.m. Motion

was made by John Oare to allow this program to use the Youth Room for their meetings on the 3rd

Thursday of the month from 3 to 5 p.m. Jeneice Carter seconded. Motion carried. 3. Semi-annual meeting dates: The Spring Semi-Annual meetings will be held on the last Sunday of April and the Fall Semi-Annual meetings will be held on the first Sunday in November following one service which will be held at 9:00 a.m. Motion made by Jeneice Carter at 8:35 p.m. to adjourn. Motion was seconded by Tom Davis. Mo-tion carried. Meeting was adjourned with the Lord’s Prayer. Next Executive Board Meeting will be Thursday, February 6

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Next Council Meeting will be Thursday, February 13

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Council Member of the month for February is Jay Samuelson. Newsletter deadline is January 20

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Submitted by, Jeneice Carter, Secretary

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AA meets 7:30 p.m. Mondays in the Youth Room

Call Cindy S. at 320/279-1428 with questions

AA meets during holidays.

Befrienders meet the 2nd Tuesday of the month

at 4:00p.m. Contact Jeneice Carter Or call the church office at

320-629-2985

Narcotics Anonymous meets 7 p.m. Tuesdays

Hinckley High School room #107

(west side/south corner). Call Steve at 218/380-0805

for more information.

Healing Ministry

Second Tuesday of every month at ORLC 6:15 dinner/worship, 7pm meeting

All are welcome! You do not need to be a member of the healing ministry to bring yourself and your ideas!!

Healing Prayers by appointment

Call Lois Bengtson 320-358-4919

Personal Prayers available after worship the third Thursday and third Sunday.

SonRisers resumes Thursday February 6th

and meets at 7 a.m. in the Family Room..

Men’s Breakfast Bible Study meets every Wednesday morning at 6:30 am in the Fel-

lowship Hall. Join them for food, fellowship and discussion on how God’s word applies to

our every day life.

Texting Prayer Team is available to

pray for your needs. Text Kris Gross at

651-236-0511

Al-Anon meets Wednesdays 12 pm

725 2nd Ave SW in Pine City. Contact David at 612-387-6094 with any questions

Whole-ly Living Bible Study Tuesdays 5:10 p.m. At Our Redeemer

Contact Bonnie Menigo for more details at 763-221-9448

or the church office 320-629-2985

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YOUR AD HERE

Do you have a ministry you would like highlighted? Do you have a suggestion for anything you

would like to see in the newsletter? Have any pictures to put in?

How about news? See Diane Our Redeemer would like to

thank Jason Wiener and his wife Brooke for the use of the lawnmower during the

summer days of 2019! The wonderful way it takes care

of the grounds here at ORLC is much appreciated!

God’s blessings to you

in 2020!

Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Council

PONDER THIS... When God chose to reveal himself, he did so (surprise of surprises) through a human body. The tongue that called forth the dead was a human one. The hand that touched the leper had dirt under its nails. The feet upon which the woman wept were calloused and dusty. And his tears...oh, don’t miss the tears...they came from a heart as broken as yours or mine ever has been. So, people came to him. My, how they came to him! They came at night; they touched him as he walked down the street; they followed him around the sea; they invited him into their homes and placed their children at his feet. Why? Because he refused to be a statue in a cathedral or a priest in an elevated pulpit. He chose instead to be Jesus. ...There were those who revered him. But there was not one person who considered him too holy, too divine, or too celestial to touch. There was not one person who was reluctant to approach him for fear of being rejected. Remember: It is man who creates the distance. It is Jesus who builds the bridge.

From God Came Near by Max Lucado

Did you hear a sermon at ORLC that you would like repeated? Remember our

website orlcpc.com

has recorded the message and posted it each week!

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