Lakota Library Salad Luncheon fundraiser planned
Lakota public Library hosts an annual Salad Luncheon on Sunday September 18 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Eagle Center with turkey ham egg salad and salads and dessert bars. Proceeds fund computer equipment and library materials with volunteer signups at post office bank and library or by calling Sue Kearney.
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Lakota Library
Eagle Center
Lakota
Library Board of Trustees
Sue Kearney
Lakota “Public Library
Sue Keamey
Rally Day at St Paul Lutheran Church September 11
At St Paul Lutheran Church a Rally Day is planned for Sunday September 11 the first day of Sunday School. Activities begin 830 am with the 8th 9th grade confirmation class followed by 900 am Sunday School for ages 3 through 6th grade and a 1000 am Worship Service with Communion. The service features children's choir music and installation of teachers. Alexandria Helen Valvick infant daughter of Jordan Valvick and Ashley Landon is baptized. After the service attendance awards for 2010 2011 Sunday School and Bible presentations to the second graders will be given.
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St Paul Lutheran Church
Baptism of Alexandria
Helen Valvick
Jordan Valvick
Ashley Landon
Ross Style Painting Class with Loren Terhark in Rake
Loren Terhark leads a beginner Ross style painting class in Rake on Saturday October 29. The session costs 60 dollars and includes canvas supplies and a potluck. Attendees will complete a painting and receive an attendance certificate. pre-register by October 15 with 641-566-3864.
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Rake
Bob Ross
Congregate Meals Menu for Early September Week
Menus list meals for September days with options such as liver and onions or beef patty on September 1, meat loaf on September 14, and goulash or Spanish rice on September 16. Each day includes sides, desserts, and milk or beverages where noted.
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Cook’s Choice
Faith and 9 11 recall and spiritual revival themes
The piece reflects on memory of September 11 2001 and the urge to return to faith and prayer after the tragedy. It notes an early surge toward spirituality that faded as daily life resumed, and questions the durability of religious recommitment over time.
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9 11 ceremony sparks debate over faith and remembrance
Brad Hicks of Hampton, president of Mid-America Publishing, argues against removing faith from the Sept. 11 remembrances. He contends secular statements silence personal beliefs and warns of political fallout if religious voices are excluded.
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Hamptons 18 Phones
Mid-America Publishing
Middle East
America
Sama bin Laden
World Trade Center Twin Towers
U.S. Pentagon
White House
Capitol
Pennsylvania
Hampton
Mid-America Publishing Corporation
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