Chapel

School age appropriate worship service meets weekly during the school year. Children
of our school participate and assist in this service.

Monies collected weekly from Chapel offerings supports missions around the world.

Below you will find information about the mission our chapel offerings will be going
to this first quarter:

Missions funded in past years:

Lutheran Braille Workers
The mission of the Lutheran Braille Workers are to:

Publish Biblical, Christ-Centered literature
Offered in Braille and Large Print formats
Currently printing more than 30 languages and distributing to 120 countries
The work is done by a team of thousands of volunteers
Their literature is offered free of charge

Lamp Ministry - Fueling the Mission
Lamp's - Fueling the Mission is a program in which God works through children to help children-and
others-in villages located in the remote areas of Canada. Children discover how they can be involved
in missions as they:

learn about the people and culture of the remote village of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, Ontario;
collect dollars per mile/kilometer to help fund the ministry of Lamp;
pray for the ministry of Lamp, and pray that the needs of those living in the remote communities of
the far north will be me.

Lutheran Heritage Foundation
"If you give a Bible to a new Christian, it can be overwhelming. There's so much to absorb and understand,"
says missionary Rev. NaThalang.

Most Christian children in South Asia have never seen a bible. Until they are old enough to reach the Bible
themselves, their parents must simply tell them the stories they know, many times over.

The Lutheran Heritage Foundation (LHF) is helping children to receive a copy of the Bible in their own language.



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			HOME Church Home School Home Admissions After-Care Chapel Dress Code Pre-K 3 Pre-K 4 Kindergarten Grades 1, 2 & 3 Grades 4, 5, & 6 Middle School High School Parents Link To Sycamore 2008-2009 Academic Calendar *Photo Galleries:* Christmas 2008 Dinner Theater Field Day Fruit of the Spirit Lutheran Schools Week					Chapel School age appropriate worship service meets weekly during the school year. Children of our school participate and assist in this service. Opening Chapel for the 2008-09 School Year Veterans Day Chapel 2008 St. Nick visits Chapel Monies collected weekly from Chapel offerings supports missions around the world. Below you will find information about the mission our chapel offerings will be going to this first quarter: Rev. Jim and Mabelle Bloker Mission Work in the Czech Republic "Rev. Jim and Mabelle Bloker serve as LCMS missionaries in the Czech Republic and throughout Eurasia. They work with national church leaders to build up outreach efforts and seek to constantly reconnect the people of Eurasia with their Christian heritage. Jim and Mabelle prepared for their service by attending missionary orientation at Concordia University, St. Paul, in June 2008. They previously served as missionaries in Ghana, West Africa, and have served at congregations in North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland." Missions funded in past years: Lutheran Braille Workers The mission of the Lutheran Braille Workers are to: Publish Biblical, Christ-Centered literature Offered in Braille and Large Print formats Currently printing more than 30 languages and distributing to 120 countries The work is done by a team of thousands of volunteers Their literature is offered free of charge Lamp Ministry - Fueling the Mission Lamp's - Fueling the Mission is a program in which God works through children to help children-and others-in villages located in the remote areas of Canada. Children discover how they can be involved in missions as they: learn about the people and culture of the remote village of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, Ontario; collect dollars per mile/kilometer to help fund the ministry of Lamp; pray for the ministry of Lamp, and pray that the needs of those living in the remote communities of the far north will be me. Lutheran Heritage Foundation "If you give a Bible to a new Christian, it can be overwhelming. There's so much to absorb and understand," says missionary Rev. NaThalang. Most Christian children in South Asia have never seen a bible. Until they are old enough to reach the Bible themselves, their parents must simply tell them the stories they know, many times over. The Lutheran Heritage Foundation (LHF) is helping children to receive a copy of the Bible in their own language. Back to top