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Dear Fellow Millennials (and everyone else),

Talking about money is the worst. This is my first stewardship campaign as a pastor and I’ll admit, I did not an cipate people’s hesitancy to talk about finances. In fact, studies have shown that church members would rather their pastors talk about sexuality or poli cs before money; we have made finances the ul mate taboo.

And the truth is, I get it. It’s tricky for me, too. It’s tricky because I understand the shame around finances, par cularly among people of my genera on and younger. On the one hand we have a workforce that all but demands higher educa on for a livable wage while at the same me providing few resources to obtain those degrees without taking on substan al debt. On the other hand, we are a genera on that has faced wage stagna on, recession, fewer well‐paying jobs, and a massive concentra on of wealth in the hands of a minority. Despite the “kids these days” complaints of some older folk, this isn’t about a genera onal defect or laziness. In fact, according to a recent study in the Harvard Business Review and counter to the stereotype, Millennials (the genera on born 1981‐1997) are more produc ve than previous genera ons and more likely to work longer hours and forego available vaca on me than older genera ons.

So, how can I honestly talk about money in such an economic reality? Firstly, because as a pastor, I am concerned with your spiritual wellbeing and I know that a life of sharing and stewardship of resources is part of our calling as Disciples of Jesus Christ. Secondly, giving is a spiritual prac ce that pulls us out of our personal anxie es and helps us be er understand our broader connec on to the community in pursuit of a common goal. And, finally, generosity is a counter‐cultural correc ve to the extreme consumerism that suggests we are what we purchase. So now the part the stewardship commi ee may not like! I am more interested in you prac cing generosity than fundraising for the church. As your pastor I am more interested in your spiritual

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wellbeing than the finances. It is my responsibility to clarify and demonstrate that the mission of Salem Lutheran is a worthy investment for your hard‐earned money. I believe we are on the edge of something great in this community, witnessing to Christ’s radical love and inclusion like few churches in the area. We are growing and making a difference! But, if I have not convinced you of that mission, then I pray that you find an organiza on you do believe in and start dona ng to them.

Don’t get me wrong, Salem could use the cash! If you currently don’t give at all, star ng to give just a small amount a week could drama cally enhance our shared ministry. Start small and see how it feels.

Above all, know that we value your presence, your volunteerism and your contribu ons to the community. We are happy you are here!

Pastor Preston

THANK YOU for volunteering

to weed, trim and mulch planted areas around the church and mow.

Steve Safford / Mike Gilmore / Bill & Lorna Schmidt Gary & Joan Hansen / Cindy Graves / Liz Ezell

Jim Sauber / Steve Feuerbach / Roger Primm / Dale Swedberg

CONFIRMATION Please join us on October 21 at the 10:30 worship service

as we celebrate the Rite of Confirma on

for eleven of our youth!

GROWING AS DISCIPLES AND STEWARDS

Living In and Living Out God’s Grace

Kick‐Off Weekend for Salem’s stewardship

emphasis program was the weekend of

September 22/23.

It will culminate on the weekend of November 10/11 with Celebra on and Faith Promise Weekend.

Are you a disciple? Are you a steward? The simple but resounding answer is yes! As a child of God and follower of Christ, you are called to be a disciple and steward. Disciple and Steward. These two words have tremendous importance in one’s life of faith.

This year’s stewardship program emphasizes Six Faith and Discipleship Prac ces. On each weekend during the six weeks of Salem’s stewardship program, each prac ce will be highlighted by members of a Salem group or commi ee.

PRAY ‐ September 22/23 Members of Salem’s Prayer Chain Ministry will highlight how prayer is meaningful to individuals as well as members of a group and how Salem’s prayer chain func ons.

When do you pray? Why do you pray? What is it that you pray for? Who do you pray for? When one thinks about life as a disciple and steward, prayer is a founda onal faith and discipleship prac ce as it encompasses all of life. Prayer by simple defini on is one’s conversa on with God.

STUDY – September 29/30 Youth and Family members of Salem will share the importance of the study of God’s word and how it helps one’s understanding of what God asks of us as a disciple and steward. The ways Salem helps provide for study at Salem is highlighted.

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For growing disciples and stewards, the faith/discipleship prac ce of study and immersion into God’s word is essen al. Through the study of God’s word, we are engaged in God’s presence and grace through scripture. Study enables us to deepen our rela onship with God.

WORSHIP – October 6/7 Members of Salem’s Worship Commi ee will encourage all Salem’s members to regularly a end worship services and the reason why that is important to members of God’s family. They will also illustrate the ways the Commi ee helps to provide support for worship at Salem.

In worship, we are nurtured by the word of God and the proclama on of God’s life – giving grace in Christ. In worship, we gather together as a family at the table where we receive God’s meal of grace. Worship is not just receiving but also the giving of ourselves in response to God’s grace.

INVITE – October 13/14 Members of Salem’s Witness Commi ee will discuss ways Salem is an invi ng congrega on and what things Salem is doing to help accomplish this.

As we think about what it means to live out God’s grace in Christ, we begin with the faith/discipleship prac ce of Invita on and Hospitality. It is what Jesus calls upon his disciples to do. All we say and do can be an act of invita on and hospitality to another into the joy and delight of God’s rich grace in Christ.

SERVE – October 20/21 Members of the Salem Congrega on Council will share with us what it means to them to serve as a leader in Salem’s congrega on and how the du es of a Council member are important to Salem.

The ques on before a disciple is how to respond to God’s wonderful gi of grace. Serving God, His congrega on at Salem, and Salem’s neighbors is one such response. Very o en, the one who is serving comes away from the experience blessed in many ways.

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GIVE – November 3/4 Members of Salem’s Stewardship Commi ee will discuss the importance of giving in one’s faith journey. They will illustrate ways that the giving of a disciple’s abili es, me, spiritual gi s, and financial resources will support and grow the ministries at Salem that God is asking of us.

The basic founda onal reason for giving, whatever the gi may be, is from a heart filled with joy and gra tude for all of God’s abundant gi s. The giving of one’s whole self is how a disciple lives in and lives out God’s grace. As one lives in the midst of God’s grace each day, to “give” is both a joy and a duty for the disciple. The giving is not a short term specific fund appeal topic. It is a way of life for a disciple.

CELEBRATION AND FAITH PROMISE WEEKEND – November 10/11 Members of Salem’s Execu ve Commi ee will share the importance of “giving” in one’s faith journey. They will illustrate ways that members’ gi s can be used to accomplish the mission that God has given to each member of Salem.

Disciples/Stewards of Salem will come forward to commit to share their gi s of mes, abili es, spiritual gi s, and financial resources to support and grow the many ministries of God’s church at Salem.

Tackle a Tab! One way we are addressing our budget shor all in giving is to invite people to “Tackle a Tab.” Each weekend we will post a few bills in the narthex

and ask members to consider picking up the tab on these essen al items. Simply pick a bill to sponsor, write a check to Salem Lutheran Church, and return the check and invoice in the envelope provided. These dona ons will be added to your giving record.

Put Your Arms Around the World

and SING!

Add your song to Salem’s new Creative

Arts Season

Wednesday Rehearsals & Thursday Rehearsals

5:30 p.m. Children’s Choir 6:15 p.m. Puppets

[Age 4 thru 5th Grade] [5th Grade thru Adults] Choir Room Choir Room

7:00 p.m. Celebration Voices 7:30 p.m. Handbells [Part‐Singing SATB] [6th Grade thru Adults] Choir Room Balcony

All are welcome whether you can par cipate for a few weeks or a season—come when you can.

Choirs and Puppets support Sunday worship services once or twice a month and seasonal Fes val services.

This year’s Fes val of Carols date is Sunday, December 9. Choral rehearsals will be held Sunday evenings at 6:00 begin‐

ning November 4th. Extra singers invited.

Salem’s Crea ve Arts schedule through December is available at www.slcsycamore.org

“Praise the Lord all Na ons; Praise God all Peoples!” (Psalm 117: 1)

[email protected] [email protected]

Food Pantry Requests for the month of October:

Plain Macaroni / Bar Soap.

FUNDRAISER The High School

Youth Group will be running a Yankee Candle fundraiser as we did last year

in the fall.

Proceeds will go towards a mission trip next summer. The sale will run from October 12 to October 26.

Please contact Nicole with any ques ons: [email protected]

Communion Assistants Needed . . .

Communion Assistants are needed for all 3 of Salem’s services. Serve as a couple, or as a single assistant. All are welcome and encouraged to contact Kristin Gehrig at [email protected] or sign up using Sign‐Up Genius: https://goo.gl/YdCDBJ

All Ministry Groups and Committees will be meeting

at 6:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall on the first Tuesday of each month.

If you would like to know more about the groups, please come

and visit. See you there! team

Life is the first gift, love is the second, and understanding the third. - Marge Piercy-

Will You Find Your Way Out???

Calling all middle school and high school

students – an A-MAZE-INGLY good time awaits you and your friends at

Johnson’s Corn Maze on Sunday,

October 14th from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. Please bring $5 for hot dogs,

s’mores, and admission to the maze. Download the permission slip from Salem’s website

(www.slcsycamore.org) or email Brenda Jones at the email below. Friends welcome – EVERYONE

attending must have a permission slip (that means friends too). Please RSVP to [email protected] by 10/12/2018.

The Weekend of October 27/28 there will be a Saturday 5:00 p.m.

service and a Sunday 8:00 a.m. service. There will be NO Sunday

School and NO 10:30 service.

Yt|à{ exyÄxvà|ÉÇá Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, who is in you. You are not your own, you were bought at a

price. Therefore honor God with your body.

Blessing of Pets/Animals

and those who care for them October 13/14

Services Bring a photo of your

pet or livestock or bring a stuffed animal in

honor of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint

of animals. Salem Puppet Praise Team will add to the

celebra on!

Before entering the sanctuary for worship, those who have signed up for Simply Giving, but s ll want to have something to put in the offering plate, are invited to take a Simply Giving coaster from the basket in the Narthex and put it in the offering plate when it is passed to symbolize their online gi .

In the Hospital? If you would like to have a visit from Pastor Preston

or from Deacon Carla Vana a while you are in the hospital, please tell the hospital on

admission or tell a nurse that you are a SALEM member and you would like a visit.

Have them no fy the church office (815/895‐9171).

The St. Olaf Band of St. Olaf College of Northfield, MN

Coming to DeKalb on Thursday, October 18 ‐ 7:00 p.m.

DeKalb High School

Dubbed “one of America’s preeminent bands.” ‐ The New Yorker

Tickets: $10 adults / Free for Students stolaf.edu/ ckets 800‐363‐5487

Pie Time !!! The holidays are right around the corner. Are you prepared? What if you get unexpected company?

Thankfully, Salem’s Confirmation program has got you covered!! Fruit pies, cream pies, cheesecake – don’t they all sound delicious? Here’s an easy dessert to prepare and serve during the holidays. Salem’s Confirmation students are asking for your support. Funds raised from pie sales support the Confirmation program each year – it covers learning materials, retreats, and other special events. Stop by the Welcome Center before or after services now through October 28, 2018 to order your pies. The pies will arrive November 17, 2018. Contact Brenda Jones at 815-970-1318 or

[email protected] with any questions or to place an order if you can’t locate a student. The Confirmation students and guides thank you!!

Enjoy a fun evening with family and friends connecting Halloween,

Dia de los Muertas (Day of the Dead), and All Saint’s celebrations.

Pastor Preston will teach us. We need 3-4 families to help plan

and host - let us know asap if that sounds like fun to you! Watch for

a sign-up soon so we know what size space we need.

Plot: Aspiring musician Miguel teams up with charming trickster Hector on an extraordinary

journey through the Land of the Dead.

Scene #1: Dia de los Muertes celebrates return of the dead

This showing of the Disney Coco movie is permitted according to Salem’s Church Video License, CVLI no. 502681470

Friday, November 2 6:00 p.m. ‐ Fellowship Hall

Bring the whole family and your own supper!

Popcorn provided at Intermission.

Anniversary Blessings to the following Salem couples celebra ng wedding anniversaries of 25 years or more.

Birthday Gree ngs to the following Salem members celebra ng life for 65 years or more!

01 Claudia Hoffman 06 Linda Peterson 08 Beverly Riebe 09 Karen Hagen 09 James Reuter 10 Craig Popp 12 Jack Gustafson 13 Bruce Johnson 14 Janet Nelson 16 Janet Gustafson

“The more sand that has escaped from the hourglass of our life, the clearer we should see through it.”

‐ Jean‐Paul Sartre ‐

05 Kenneth & Sonja Haeffner 06 Donald & Jean Paulsen 10 Larry & Debra Griebenow 10 Dan & Jan Kuntz 18 Jim & Bev Riebe

October

18 Paul Brescia 19 Jim Graves 20 Charleen Hupy 22 Rebecca Jamison 22 Janet Peterson 22 Carma Tucker 24 Jim Riebe 26 Norma Wildenradt 30 Rhonda Woodrick

19 Michael & Tammy Pieroni 22 David & Dianne Benson 24 David & Dawn Marx 25 Brian & Brenda Jones 29 Wally & Judy Sundberg

Consider moving to an electronic means of sharing your offering.

Simply Giving forms are available on the credenza in the Narthex. Please return

the completed form to the office in the

envelope provided.

Simply Giving

November

October 15

Thank You

Warm thanks to Salem Summer Choir singers and our Installation Choir as well as these musicians who shared their gifts of music for Salem’s worship:

Kjelden Breidenbach - cello Justin Hammes - guitar/voice Jenna Hoffman - cello Mike Kasper - horn Kirk Lundbeck - trombone Dave Lundberg - voice Cristy Meyer - voice.

Each gift of time and talent is appreciated! Carla & Ron Vanatta Ministers of Music

Dear Carla, Thank you so much for the lovely altar flowers you sent home with Gordon. They are so pretty and cheerful. I smile every time I see them. God’s Peace, Ginny Rasmussen

Salem Food Pantry would like to thank the Sycamore Elks, DeKalb Elks, and the Sycamore Lions Clubs for supporting the pantry in recent months. Liz Ezell Food Pantry Director

Approved a Line of Credit Agreement to be presented at the September 23 Special Congrega onal Mee ng.

Approved the Youth Group request for a Yankee Candle Fundraiser to begin in October.

Discussion on church growth and programming for the future.

September Council Highlights

Prayers . . . for the family of Wayne Schmidt at his death on

August 24.

Baptized . . . on September 1 at the 5:00 service, John Robert Warfield. His parents are Robert & Chris ne Warfield. His sponsors are Alysha Olson and Michael Foltz.

on September 2 at the 10:30 service, Tory Briana Brown.

on September 2 at the 10:30 service, Sophia Lillian King. Her parents are Tory Brown and Lawrence King. Her sponsors are Kelly King and Chris an King.

on September 22 at the 5:00 service, Jaylin Grace Lucas. Her parents are Jason Lucas and Jolene King. Her sponsors are Nicole Tkachuck and Tim Charlton.

Parish Records

We would love to have photos from the events at Salem. If you take any

pictures, please send them to: [email protected]

for use in the newsle er. We would appreciate it!

Join the Holy Grounds Team! Looking for members to host the Holy Grounds Hospitality Hour between services on Sundays. Hosting would be approximately every two months. Coffee is prepackaged, just insert in the

system and pour in the water. Training will be provided. Hosts will brew the coffee, maintain supplies, and clean up. We are also looking for donations of light treats each week for this hospitality hour. Contact Judy Milroy:

815/751-3835 (call or text) or [email protected]

Genoa

Genoa Intersec ons is a developing faith community of the ELCA led by Deacon Carla Vana a of Genoa.

Please contact her if you are interested in a ending: 815/895‐8521 or deacon@genoaintersec ons.org

www.genoaintersec ons.org

Fall Small Group Study “A Faith for All Seasons:

Dealing with Life Changes”

October 1, 15, 29 / November 12, 26 7:00‐8:30 p.m.

NW Medicine Community Room 599 Pearson Drive ‐ Genoa

If you would like to be part of a group of Salem members who respond with prayer to requests for prayer support, we would love to have you! Prayer informa on is of course confiden al. If you are interested, send your e‐mail address to:

[email protected] and request to be added to the Prayer Chain Ministry list.

Join Salem’s email prayer chain!

Pastor: Rev. Preston C. Fields Deacon: Carla Y. Vanatta Organist: Ron Vanatta Office Secretary: (Office Hours - Monday-Friday 9:00 am-5:00 pm) Susan McMillan Financial Secretary: Connie C. Brown Part-Time Secretary: Lynn Buckner Nursery Attendant: (Sunday Mornings) Katy Kingren Youth Leader: Nicole (Erickson) Judkins

President: Cindy Graves (815-593-0957) Vice President: Ken Reinhardt (815-895-6724) Secretary: Sue Hermann (815-751-6741) Treasurer: Brandon Johnson (765-337-7997) Melissa Buys Kathy Cain Cindy Graves Sue Herrmann

Claudia Hoffman Lisa Hohlfeld Brandon Johnson Katy Kingren Ken Reinhardt Wanda Sabin Adam Swedberg Steve Worley Carla Vanatta, Deacon Rev. Preston Fields

Please Note: All Council Members can be reached via e-mail using the following format:

[email protected] Please feel free to share your joys and concerns with Salem’s

Officers or with any Council or Staff Member.

SALEM STAFF

Congregational Council - 2018

Check Out Our Website!

www.slcsycamore.org Salem

FMSC Make A Difference DKC Mobile Pack

What is Feed My Starving Children? Feed My Starving Children is a non-profit, Christian organization committed to feeding God’s children hungry in body and spirit. They’ve had a four-star rating (the highest rating given) from Charity Navigator for 13 years running. Children and adults hand-pack meals specifically formulated for malnourished kids. The meals are shipped to mission partners for distribution in nearly 70 countries around the world. FMSC volunteers like us are packing over 900,000 meals a day and will continue push forward until all are fed. Salem has been involved in this ministry since 2010.

What is MannaPack Rice? With the input of food scientists FMSC developed MannaPack Rice to create the

nearly perfect food for starving kids. Each bag contains six meals and is designed to be extremely cost efficient, with simple and durable packaging that is economical to ship. The ingredients include:

1. Rice, the most widely accepted grain around the world. 2. Extruded soy nuggets, providing maximum protein at a low cost. 3. Vitamins, minerals and a vegetarian flavoring to give growing children the

critical nutrition they need. 4. Dehydrated vegetables for flavor and, well, vegetables are good for you!

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What is our community Mobile Pack Event? Make A Difference DKC (DKC=DeKalb County) brings in all the ingredients and equipment necessary to pack the meals at The Suter Company on Bethany Road on 11/8-11/11. Over these four days we plan to pack over 1,000,000 meals with the help of 4000 volunteers. We’ll raise $275,000 to fund the ingredients with the generous help of God’s family. Sounds daunting? Consider we’ve packed and paid for 7.7 million meals since 2010. This is an event where the entire community

comes together in a common, selfless purpose to get the job done! Salem Packing Dates are Friday 11/9 and Saturday 11/10 from 6:00-8:00 PM.

What can I do? Pray, give and sign up to pack. We will have a participation table in the narthex after services on 11/3 & 11/4. If you will not be in attendance then, contact Jim Sauber for donations and sign up. More Information [email protected] (815) 761-5690 www.makeadifferencedkc.com

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

6:00 pm AA Mee ng 6:30 pm Boy Scout Troop #2810

2 Food Pantry Open 9:00‐11:45 am

10:00 am Staff Mee ng

6:30 pm ALL MINISTRY TEAMS MEETING NIGHT


5:00 pm Finance Commi ee 5:30 pm Children’s Choir 6:30 pm Confirma on ‐ Service Project 7:00 pm Celebra on Voices


11:30 am Lunch & Learn ‐ C.L. 5:00 pm SHS Sophomore Pasta Dinner for Team ‐ F.H. 6:15 pm Puppet Praise 7:30 pm Sounds of Grace Bells

5 6 Food Pantry Work Day 5:00 pm Worship

7 20th Sunday After Pentecost 8:00 am Worship 9:15 am Educa on Hour 9:15 am Holy Grounds 9:15 am Bibles & Breakfast Bites 10:30 am Worship 3:00 pm Scout Troop #2810 High Adventure ‐ F.H.

8 Native American Day

Columbus Day



6:00 pm Execu ve Commi ee



5:30 pm Children’s Choir 6:30 pm Confirma on ‐ Prophets 7:00 pm Celebra on Voices


11:30 am Lunch & Learn ‐ C.L.

6:15 pm Puppet Praise 7:30 pm Sounds of Grace Bells

12 13 Food Pantry Work Day 5:00 pm Worship ‐ Blessing of the Animals and their Caretakers

14 21th Sunday After Pentecost Home Communion

Blood Pressure Checks 8:00 am Worship ‐ Blessing of the Animals and their Caretakers 9:15 am Educa on Hour 9:15 am Holy Grounds 9:15 am 1st Mee ng Inspired Book Group #1 ‐ C.L. 10:30 am Worship ‐ Blessing of the Animals and their Caretakers 11:30 am Confirma on Rehearsal

5:30 pm Johnson Farm Corn Maze

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6:00 pm AA Mee ng 6:30 pm Boy Scout Troop #2810 6:30 pm 1st Mee ng Braving the Wilderness Book Group #1 Holy Grounds Coffee Area


National Boss’ Day

9:30 am NE Conference ‐ Belvidere

6:30 pm Parke Victory 4H 6:30 pm 1st Mee ng Inspired Book Group #2 Holy Grounds Coffee Area 7:00 pm COUNCIL


10:00 am Staff Mee ng 5:30 pm Children’s Choir 6:30 pm AYSO Board ‐ C.L. 6:30 pm Confirma on ‐ Psalms 7:00 pm Celebra on Voices 7:00 pm 1st Mee ng Inspired Book Group #3 Holy Grounds Coffee Area



6:15 pm Puppet Praise 6:30 pm 1st Mee ng Braving the Wilderness Book Group #2 Holy Grounds Coffee Area 7:00 pm Boy Scout Commi ee 7:30 pm Sounds of Grace Bells

19 20 Food Pantry Work Day

5:00 ‐ 7:00 pm Cub Scout Pack #118

Spaghe Dinner Fundraiser ‐ F.H.

5:00 pm Worship

21 22nd Sunday After Pentecost

8:00 am Worship 9:15 am Educa on Hour 9:15 am Holy Grounds 9:15 am Bibles & Breakfast Bites 10:30 am Worship ‐ Confirma on / GRACE Service 11:45 am Sunday School Decora ng Pumpkins‐F.H.

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10:00 am Staff Mee ng 6:00 pm High School Youth Group


5:30 pm Children’s Choir 7:00 pm Celebra on Voices



6:15 pm Puppet Praise 7:30 pm Sounds of Grace Bells

26 27 Food Pantry Work Day 10:00 am ‐ 3:00 pm Old North Grove School Open House

5:00 pm Reforma on Fes val Worship

28 Reformation Sunday

8:00 am Worship

No Sunday School No 10:30 Worship

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