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University Lutheran
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November 24 , 2006
This Week at ULC
Sun 11/26/2006 Choir Rehearsal - 10:30 am 1st - Daniel 7:9-10, 132-14 PSALM - 93 2nd - Revelation 1:4b-8 GOSPEL - John 18:33-37 Fellowship - 12:00 Noon Worship Assistants Communion Setup
Paula Smith Cathy Knickerbocker Dave Ferguson Reader William Mwegoha Refreshments The Luecks Sound System Bill Lueck Mon 11/27/2006
Open Fellowship
Tues 11/28/2006
Open Fellowship
Wed 11/29/2006
Open Fellowship
Worship - 5:30 pm
Supper - 6:00
Wed 11/30/2006 Fri 12/01/2006
Open Fellowship
Sat 12/02/2006
Open Fellowship
Tailgate Party - Reserved Parking
ULC Council Minutes
ULC Enews Archives 925 W Jefferson St. Tallahassee, FL 32304 (850) 224-6059 Devotional
and Study Links
FSU Home Games and
ULC Tailgate Parties 11/25/06 - Florida Reserved Parking Available Church Counci President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Christian Education Elders Outreach Property Student Reps. Worship Peer Ministers Pastor |
Special for Thanksgiving
UUU Stuck on campus? Don't despair
By Jennifer Jefferson Students who would normally spend Thanksgiving with their families are staying in Tallahassee because they have to work. So, students were left to make other arrangements to celebrate the holiday.The restaurants in Oglesby Union have been closed all week, and the dining halls aren't open today, so the Inter-Residence Hall Council, the Pride Student Union and the Women's Center have put together a Thanksgiving dinner for students who are stuck on campus. The dinner will be at 7 p.m. in the commons area of Bryan Hall. It's free to students, and the turkey and fixings are being bought at the grocery store. “This is real Thanksgiving food,” said Becky Young, a senior political science student from Fort Lauderdale who helped organize the event. Young, who is British, will be going home for the holiday, but she thought it was important that the students who were unable to go home had something good to eat. Besides, she doesn't celebrate Thanksgiving. Andy Wades' parents are “not happy” that he won't be in Tampa for Thanksgiving. He has to work this weekend. "They understand,” he said. Instead, he has dubbed today “Booze Giving.” He and friends are getting Thanksgiving dinner catered from Boston Market and drowning their sorrows in alcohol, the senior political science student said. For freshman psychology student Mark Starr, this will be his first Thanksgiving away from home. "I'm working on trying to get a job,” he said. So, he and his roommates pooled their money to get groceries for today's dinner. The five students designated one person to cook. It might not be his mother's sweet-potato pie, but for him, it was $20 well-spent. Contact reporter Jennifer Jefferson at (850) 599-2342 or jjefferson@tallahassee.com.REPRINTED WITHOUT PERMISSION Originally published November 23, 2006  UUU Still stuck on campus? Join us at ULC "Welcome" as printed in the worship folder for Nov. 26 2006 We are pleased that you have joined us this morning. On holiday weekends, such as Thanksgiving, things are a bit unpredictable around here attendance wise. If you have returned for the big football game, we are especially happy to see you and have you worship with us. This morning's thoughts will mingle some thanksgiving themes along with the themes from Christ the King Sunday... the last Sunday of the Church year and the beginning of our Liturgical "Holiday" season. If you are visiting with us, please sign our guest register. ULC is a Lutheran faith community committed to a ministry of Word and Sacrament. That means we proclaim the power of the Gospel and the access we have to God's throne of Grace through Holy Communion and Baptism. We pray that our time together... and the taste of the Eucrist... will be just what you need for these cool pre-winter weekends. Rev. Thomas E. Dohrman, Pastor UUUHappy Thanksgiving
Staff members at the Big Bend Homeless Coalition will be getting that assistance as they hold the 22nd Annual Thanksgiving Together dinner today at Ole Times Country Buffet, 1701 N. Monroe St. They expect to feed 2,000 people. Thanksgiving meals also will be served in Quincy at two locations Trinity Deliverance and Restoration Center , 3 N. Madison St. Christ Town , 2121 W. Jefferson St. These events are being underwritten by the Ghazvini family of Tallahassee. Some other agencies or groups having Thanksgiving meals are Project Annie: Dinner will be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at 625 Fourth Ave. To volunteer, call 222-6133 Dinner will be served this evening at The Shelter, 480 W. Tennessee St. More than 200 people are expected to be served. REPRINTED WITHOUT PERMISSIONOriginally published November 23, 2006 UUU Student Activities at ULC Any ideas for a youth social would be greatly appreciated! Also, next month we will be having our Christmas Party/Social: December 8, 2006 around 7:00pm (tentative). Any and all ideas for this event are also welcome! Contact Crystal, Randee and Danielle at peerministers@universitylutheranchurch.org UUU Alternative Christmas Market This is a great place to find that "special" holiday gift to replace the usual socks and shirts. Visitors will have the opportunity to make a donation, on behalf of those on our holiday shopping list, to over 30 charities and receive a gift card to send them announcing your gift that keeps on giving. This is the 20th anniversary of the largest showcase of local charities and third world fair trade crafts in the area at John Wesley Church. John Wesley Church, 1689 Old St. Augustine Road
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