monthlynewsleter St.

Paul
Lutheran Church & School
700 Ardenlee Parkway
Peachtree City, GA 30269
770-487-0339
www.stpaulptc.org
2014
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Vision and Mission Statement
St. Paul Lutheran Church is a Christ-centered, caring family with a passion for
Connecting People to Jesus; Bringing Christ to the Home; and Transforming
Lives with Eternal Values as we are continually developed by God into fully
devoted followers of Jesus Christ.
VENDORS AT ST. PAUL This year at the carnival we will have some special vendors set up for
everyone to browse through and maybe pick up that special Christmas present . Here are a list of some of
the vendors: Arbonne Consultants, Fall & Christmas crafts, Happy Family Brands Organic Baby Food
Company, Jamberry Nail Wraps (Fundraiser for St. Paul), Mary Kay, Origami Owl, Pink Zebra Home, Sassy
Sweets Bakery (purchase a cupcake and decorate your own), Scentsy, Silpada Jewelry, Stamp jewelry,
Thirty-One, Tupperware, and Young Living Essential Oils.

Dont forget the Chili Cook-Off.Registration form on Page 10.
Purchase a bowl of chili for $1.00 or 5 samples for $1.
Fall Carnival.Chili Cook-Of...Vendors
Saturday, Octoberr 18, 1:00-4:00pm

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Vision: Remembering, Recasting, & Reclaiming
October 19th, 5-7 PM

Grace and peace to you in Christ, St. Paul Family!

Allow me to share a few important words today about vision, courtesy of church analyst George Barna:

Vision is the ability to understand the history, the present condition, and the potential of the church, and
to conceive a plan for action that will maximize the ministry potential. More often than not, vision is a
result of having spent much time absorbing the facts about the community, knowing the resources upon
which the church can call (people, funding, facilities, equipment, etc.), and devising sound but creative
strategies for moving forward. Vision always entails progress: it is never satisfied with the status quo.

More and more lately, people have been asking me, So where are we going as a church and school,
pastor? Whats ahead? What is your wait for it vision? My answer usually engenders both hope
and disappointment. Hope because I tell them that in the two months (did I say two months?) Ive
been here, Ive spent literally every day on the visioning task; disappointment because while everyone
wants a clear, catchy, quotable piece of verbiage from me that lights the way toward greatness, right
now the process of visioning means slogging through all the unglamorous, unexciting stuff that the
George Barna quote mentions above. Theres no quick path to a preferred future, and quite frankly,
there has been much to work through here at St. Paul that has required a great deal of information-
gathering and assessment on my part as your new pastor. I get it: it sounds boring and unengaging.

Yet be encouraged! There are important, and yes, very engaging things on the horizon for us here at
St. Paul. Weve been praying and working very hard to bring together all that is necessary to reaffirm
and recast a God-given vision for the body of Christ in this place.

And so as you read this letter from me today, please do something extremely important and of
far-reaching significance: stop, grab your calendar, and ink in Sunday, October 19th, 5-7 PM.

This date, just a hair more than two weeks from now, will serve as a marked moment for us as a church
and school family. Its an evening where we will begin to look at our future together as Gods people in
this wonderful place we call St. Paul. It will be a night, in many ways, of beginning to share vision for
our future. I not only invite, but lovingly call on you, to come and be part of this event. Childcare will be
provided, coffee and goodies will be served, and we will respect your time with a precise start at 5 and a
hard stop at 7. On this night you will be comforted and encouraged in your heart and challenged in
your faith, and I am confident that by Gods grace you will come away refreshed and excited about our
life together as Gods people here.

You are dear to me, folks. I continue to rejoice in this people and in this place. Im still getting to know
everyone, still learning your stories, and yes, still learning and relearning! names! Thank you for
your patience. Thank you, more than anything, for hearts that look forward to what God, by His
gracious power and provision, will do among us in this ministry.

Joy to you!
Pastor Stark


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PASTOR STARKS DAILY VIDEO BIBLE STUDIES
If you would like to join Pastor Stark in a brief, daily video Bi-
ble study via the Internet (8-10 minutes, and you can watch
the video or just read the text), simply send an email to pil-
Orphan Sunday.November 2nd
Please join us for special worship services on Sunday, November 2nd as we emphasize our
ministry as God's people to orphans!

Orphan Sunday is a time for us to learn more deeply about our Lord's heart for this often-
forgotten part of His family. Watch the bulletin announcements each week for exciting
details. Thank you, and God's peace!

Vision: Remembering,
Recasting, & Reclaiming
October 19th, 5-7 PM

Dont forget...put this date on your calendar now.

This date, just a hair more than two weeks from now, will serve as a marked moment for us as a church
and school family. Its an evening where we will begin to look at our future together as Gods people in this
wonderful place we call St. Paul. It will be a night, in many ways, of beginning to share vision for our fu-
ture. I not only invite, but lovingly call on you, to come and be part of this event.

Childcare will be provided, coffee and goodies will be served, and we will respect your time
with a precise start at 5 and a hard stop at 7.

On this night you will be comforted and encouraged in your heart and challenged in your faith, and I am
confident that by Gods grace you will come away refreshed and excited about our life together as Gods
people here.

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Brothers and sisters in Christ,
September was a busy month for your St. Paul staff and congregational leaders. While focusing on
our 2014-15 current needs and concerns, we are planning for 2015-16 and beyond.
At our June 22 congregation meeting, I asked you to pass the proposed budget with a promise to
provide a financial update within 120 days. Thanks for your patience you will receive that update
on Sunday, October 19 (5:00-7:00 P.M.), combined with a Pastor Stark conversation and steward-
ship plans. (Incidentally, October 19 is 118 days since June 22 just under the wire!)
Some current updates:
LCEF (Lutheran Church Extension Fund), our mortgage lender, has approved our request for in-
terest-only payments from this October through December, 2014

School Enrichment Fund - Curriculum support, technology upgrades, and marketing continue to
be supported by your gifts at this time. We are close to filling the marketing position for our
school (and congregation). The costs of this position will be covered with funds already re-
ceived and restricted for the School Enrichment Fund.

Vision for St. Paul we are doing our initial groundwork for participating in a Vision Path pro-
cess through Lutheran Church Extension Fund. All of us in our congregation will have an op-
portunity to be a part of planning our future mission and ministry efforts. We will provide
additional information regarding our November 15 Vision Path report from our consultant.
The next several months are extremely significant for our future at St. Paul. Please continue to
support one another with prayer support and love as we discover what God has in mind for us.
God bless.
Gordon Stuckert
frompresidentbod
AN ADULT FELLOWSHIP EVENT
You are invited to an Oktoberfest hosted by
Don and Janice Webb at their home,
20 Monteray Court, Sharpsburg GA on
Saturday, October 11, 2014, starting at 5pm.
Brats, all paper goods, soft drinks, and some beer and wine will be
provided. Please bring a German dish or your favorite dish to share.
RSVP to Jan Webb at (770)463-8228 or
rebelwebb@comcast.net by October 4, if you plan to attend so
the right amount of food is prepared.

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A Sea of Yellow
Our sea of yellow kept flowing this year at Lake McIntosh at the recent Peachtree City Dragon Boat
Race. As I write this article, I am filled with pride for this years Dragon Boat Team and the number of
folks who came out to support them.
Race day dawned overcast and cool. Jim Bode, Daniel, Gordon, Becky Dingler, Kathy Savage, Gary
and I met at the church at odark-thirty to load up. Shelby met us there to help unload and there was a
lot to unload! Coolers filled with ice for drinks, tables, chairs, church and school literature, decorations.
Volunteers began to show up and in just a few minutes the St. Paul tent was the best dressed on the field.
Our first race was at 9:36 an odd time. So before the opening ceremony was over team members had to
race over to the starting point and very soon were in the boat. Members of this years team were: Captain,
Joel Dietrich; drummer, Mark Abresch; Kiara Denholm; Jared Poole; Daniel DeHoyos; Susan Esparza; Jill
and Brandon Cline; Greg Bickhart; Shelby Harwell; and Buddy Collins. Our race was against Christ Our
Shepherd Holy Rowers and we raced with all our strength and heart. Then we had almost 4 hours before
our next race. But things were happening at our tent Polka Dot (Blake Hall) made a big splash; volun-
teers gave out frog stickers, frog tattoos, church and school literature and talked to people in the crowd
about St. Paul Lutheran Church and School. A BIG thank you to all of you volunteers! And a big thank you
to George Martin who was our liaison between us and the Rotary Club. And finally a financial thank you to
our sponsors: Thrivent, St. Paul Outreach, and you , the members of St. Paul Lutheran Church. With the
help of all of these folks, there were smiles and laughter everywhere.
And when the time came, everyone stopped what they were doing and hurried to the shoreline to
watch our team race for our second heat. We put up a great showing against a professional team that
races many times a year throughout the country. Everyone knew that St. Paul was there. The energy was
awesome! Of course, we could be heard cheering and we were seen our bright yellow shirts were per-
fect and there was a sea of yellow up and down the shoreline. So, thank you St. Paul Lutheran Church and
School for making our second year at the Peachtree City Dragon Boat Race a huge success. And now there
is talk of adding a second boat next year! So, if you want to be in the boat(s), let me know because mem-
bers of the first boat may not want to give up their paddles and seats on the second boat are filling up
fast!
Submitted by: Billie Nichols, Co-Chairman of Outreach Committee

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September 27
th
at Lake McIntosh
St. Pauliwogs!

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PIONEERS NEXT EVENT
TOUR OF THE REAL LIFE CENTER ON October 8th
LUNCH AT SMOKEY BONES AT 11am
TOUR OF REAL LIFE CENTER AT 1pm
This is where we donate our food for Fifth Sunday Food Drive.
Let Camilla know if you are able to attend by Sunday, 10/5
reevescm6@gmail.com 770-389-9175

The Pioneers
celebrated
Oktoberfest with
Lunch at City Caf
on
September 17th.

What great
fellowship!

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ministertofamilies&children
Fall is my favorite time of the year. It is a combination of many things that I
like. The nice weather; where its warm enough to enjoy outside without the
humidity and heat. The changing colors; I love the reds and oranges that add
amazing color to the world for a short time. Sports; if you love sports, this is
the best time of year - Football is in full gear, baseball is heading into the
playoffs, and basketball is starting. (No one knows when Hockey starts or
stops, lets assume Hockey is going on too) Of course we must mention the
food. While we eat to survive all year round, fall ushers in a season of eating
that is unlike the rest of the year. It all starts with the loads of candy we
consume for Halloween. Add to that pumpkin pie, pumpkin lattes, pumpkin
donuts, and even pumpkin beer. Fall is a great time to be alive.

Fall is the season of change. When it comes to leaves and weather we all love change. But when it
comes to other areas in our life, change can be a four letter word.

St. Paul is entering a season of change. We have recently completed the season of transition and
now that all the pieces are in place things will be a little bit different.

Worship might be a little bit different youth ministry might be a little bit different children and
family ministry might be a little bit different adult discipleship might be a little bit different. But just
like the change in seasons, this change can be a wonderful time.

The cooler weather of fall is refreshing after a long, hot summer. The colorful leaves are pleasing to
the eyes. The delicious food is bountiful. After a long season of transition this time with our new
pastor and new leadership can be refreshing. We are blessed with Gods endless bounty.

I pray that you will embrace this season of change in our church. God was clearly with us through
the transition and God will remain with us now. Enjoy the newness that comes with new leaders and
a new pastor. May your soul be refreshed.


Dr. Joel Dietrich

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MIDDLE SCHOOL
10/6 Confirmation 7:00-8:00pm
10/12 No Sunday School, Fall Break
10/18 St. Paul Fall Carnival
10/19 Middle School District Youth Gathering Meeting,
Following 2nd service in Youth Room
10/20 Confirmation 7:00-8:00pm
10/26 Breakfast Club
HIGH SCHOOL
10/8 7:00-8:30pm Midweek at Behnke's
10/12 No Sunday School, Fall Break
10/18 St. Paul Fall Carnival
10/22 7:00-8:30pm Midweek, Halloween Party at the Behnkes
10/26 Breakfast Club
youthministry
"Please contact Daniel at ddehoyos@stpaulptc.org
or (940) 839-6283
See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called
children of God; and so we are. 1 John 3:1a"
"The Lords Blessings to you and your family! I am a big sports guy and I will
pretty much stay up to date on every sport except Cricket. (I never could
quite understand the sport, anyways) If you have watched ESPN or any
major sport news coverage you have witnessed everything but sports! You
have seen titles such as, Suspension, Domestic Violence, and Performance Enhancement Drug Scandal.
An entire generation of professional sports is stained with off the field issues. A life filled with shallow
character is coming to fruition in the lives of professional athletes in the form of bans and suspensions.
We see these individuals and believe they are the definition of success; they could to nothing more to
become more successful. Yet, their lack of good character has drastically affected their success in the
long term. Therefore, I ask the question. Does an individuals character affect their success in the long
term? A false witness will perish, but the word of a man who hears will endure. (Proverbs 21:28) Now,
judging by standard the wisest man whom every lived, character WILL affect your success in the long
term. I would push it even further to say that CHARACTER and SUCCESS are the same. Poor character
will ultimately lead to an unsuccessful life and quality character will lead to a successful one. This is the
focus of student ministry here at St. Paul. How are you developing quality character in the live of people
around you, in your children, or in yourself? As followers of Christ, how are you developing character that
is Gospel centered and focused on Christ?"
Seniorhighbiblestudy No class as all high school students are
serving as Sunday school mentors for the children's classes. If you would like to
serve but dont have a class assignment, contact Daniel.

middleschoolbiblestudy 9:30-10:30am
Meet in the Youth Room. Led by Daniel DeHoyos, DCE
Small Group Mentor: Jared Poole




M.S. Youth Gathering, November 7-9
th

Leesburg, FL

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What is the easiest way to help support your school without
spending anything extra? SHOP!
That's right, by using shopping reward cards at these stores, a percentage of your total is donated back to
St. Paul.
Every little bit helps and adds up quickly! It is quick and easy to enroll in these programs:
Kroger Community Rewards
Each year, you need to re-enroll your Plus Card to continue donating to St. Paul. If you are new to the
program, you need to do an initial account creation, and then set up your reward card in the community
rewards program. https://www.kroger.com/communityrewards
Click on Account Settings then Account Summary. Scroll to the bottom of your summary page to the
Community Rewards section and either search for St. Paul Lutheran School or type in the school code:
80331. Click on the select button next to the name of the school and click enroll.
Publix "Make a Difference" Shopping Card
No enrollment needed! Just have the Publix Cashier swipe your Publix card (small golden key ring card) and a
portion of your total will be sent to St. Paul School. If you do not have a card, please call the church office and
we will get you one..770-487-0339.
Target Red Card: Take Charge of Education
Target will donate 1% of your REDcard purchases made at Target and Target.com. Logon to
www.target.com/TCOE for complete enrollment instructions. St. Paul's School ID: 110527
FYI: The most recent Target donation to St. Paul (August 2014): $144.83. Number of REDcard holders who
have designated this school: 11

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outreach
TRUNK OR TREAT...Friday, OCTOBER 31st, 6-8pm
So, right now it still feels like summer time, but fall is here. Can you believe that?? Its October and that makes me think of
Fall Festivals, trick-or-treat, and of course candy!!! Lots of candy!! Of course I think of hay bales, cornstalks, scarecrows
and pumpkins, too great big ones, little bitty ones, fat ones and tall skinny ones. My grandchildren love to carve their
Halloween pumpkins by themselves! I dont dare touch that carving thingy that comes with the pumpkin decorating kits.
They can do it all by themselves. And they are very creative! And my grandchildren and their parents make it a family af-
fair they spend an evening letting their imagination run wild. Mom and dad carve a pumpkin, too. So when you pull into
their driveway, you see the fruits of their labor sitting on their front steps.
Generally speaking, if you provide an activity that is a slam-dunk at pleasing kids, youll have NO problem getting parents
to bring their kids. Theres no time in the fall that is MORE pleasing to kids than Halloween.
Do you remember the first time you experienced Halloween as a kid? Jerry Seinfeld puts it best, Hold on, the WHOLE
neighborhood is just giving out candy? Ive got to be a part of this wonderful event, Ill do anything, pleaseI can wear
that!
On Halloween night, St. Paul Lutheran Church and School will transform our upper parking lot into a circle of fun for both
parents and children with Trunk or Treat. We want to invite school families, church families and our friends and neighbors.
We know that on Halloween night, our parking lot is always filled with cars - families are right here in our backyard. They
park their car here so why not invite them to stop by for Trunk or Treat. We know that there are also many families who
may think of us when they do decide to try church or to give this God thing another look. We can only be faithful to plant
seeds and water them in as many ways as we can, and we trust God for the increase.
We need YOU for our trunk or treat to be successful. We need trunks! You are encouraged to be creative and decorate
your trunk, the bed of your truck, or YOUR GOLF CART in some crazy way. If you Google Trunk or Treat youll see pirate
ships, Star Wars themes, construction themes, Jaws themes, Disney movie themes like Frozen. The thing to remember is
that the FREE candy in decorated trunks is the MAIN attraction. And as a little extra incentive, we will have a best trunk
award to start a new tradition at St. Paul.
So, check out the Trunk or Treat ideas online and let an Outreach Committee member know your theme. Remember to be
creative, use items that you have on hand to decorate your trunk or golf cart and have fun! See Billie or Gary Nichols,
Becky Dingler, Kathy Savage or Sarah Miller. We need your commitment by Wednesday, October 15
th
. And every-
one can help by picking up an extra bag or two of candy when youre at the store.
Lets make this even more fun with a little friendly competition for the best trunk award. Talk to the people in your small
group; teachers, get your kids involved and come up with a theme for your class; middle and high school groups, you dont
want to be left out of the fun.
Make a commitment, design your trunk and lets have fun on Halloween night from 6:00 8:00 pm. And by
the way, thats Friday, October 31
st
!

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Outreach Report

Our St. Pauliwogs are coming back! In spite of a change in venue this year, last minute practice notices by the
Rotary Club that affected the make-up up of our team, and challenges in the budget, the St. Pauliwogs re-
main strong and undaunted. Our co-winners for this years t-shirt design are Leah Ross and Hunter Pickett.
Entries submitted by Guthrie Preble, Emma Kennedy, Sarah Clare Langford and Annabelle Cooper received
Honorable Mention. Our judges, Linda Stark and Jim Bode, had a tough time choosing just the two co-winners
of the art submitted for our contest. Leah and Hunter will receive an ice cream or pizza party their choice
for their entire class. Billie and Gary attended chapel on September 3
rd
, 10
th
and 24
th
to get students excited
about the Dragon Boat Race. Everyone board members, staff, congregation, teachers, students and par-
ents and grandparents were encouraged to purchase a t-shirt and wear it on race day to show our support
for our team! The race is Saturday, Saturday, September 27
th.
. Our co-captains this year are Jim Richards
and Joel Dietrich and Mark Abresch returns as our drummer. Team members attended trainings on Sunday,
September 7
th
and 14
th
. Newcomers to the team this year are Shelby Harwell, Jared Poole, Susan Esparza
and Greg Bickhart. The Dragon Boat Race is a fun outreach event for everyone, and we hope everyone will
support us as we paddle to success!

On Tuesday September 9th, Chef Matt Preble prepared breakfast for the teachers and staff at Crabapple Lane
Elementary School. Billie and Gary Nichols along with Pastor Stark, Kathy Savage and Congregation President
Gordon Stuckert helped serve breakfast goodies. It was great to meet and greet our neighbors at CLES! This
outreach project is just one part of building bridges to our community with our partner, Lutheran Hour Minis-
tries (Outreach Initiative).

Other projects that Outreach is working on are Operation Christmas Child, Blessing of the Animals; Teacher
Breakfasts at St. Paul Lutheran School, Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat. For this new addition to our St. Paul
Community Outreach program to be a success, we will need a commitment of at least 12 people who will be
willing to decorate the trunk of their car, bed of their truck or their golf cart. Commitments must be made by
Wednesday, October 15
th
. Plans are to have a hot dog supper and costume contest for both adults and chil-
dren. We are looking at the possibility of prizes for the best childrens costume, best adult costume and best
decorated vehicle.

So, as you can see our God Rewards Our Work (G.R.O.W.) Ministry is really growing!!! But in order for
our Outreach Initiative to continue to be successful we need each of you to become involved. I encourage
you to find an opportunity to help us reach others in Peachtree City and surrounding communities. Thank you
St. Paul Family you are awesome!

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A Note On behalf of the Elders,
Greg Bickhart & John Beckman

October is the month when we honor and celebrate
our Pastor for his role as our shepherd. Anytime
during the month of October is an appropriate time
to recognize the work and the office he holds among
us. As elders let us encourage each member and
family to celebrate our pastor.

In the service of Installation we were asked: "Will
you receive this pastor, show him that love, honor
and obedience in the Lord that you owe to the shep-
herd and teacher placed over you by your Lord Jesus
Christ, and will you support him by your gifts and
pray for him always that in his labors he may retain a
cheerful spirit and that his ministry among you may
be abundantly blessed? If so answer: 'We will, with
the help of God.'" (LSB Agenda) We answered Yes
with a loud voice. Now is an opportunity to make
good on this pledge.

There are numerous ways we can each honor Pastor.
Individually you could send him a card or an email
expressing the impact his ministry has had on your
life. Give a small gift or invite him and/or his family
for a meal. What is most important is that you take
the time in some way to let Pastor know that you
love and respect him and appreciate the office he
bears.

Let the celebration begin!

2015 HONDURAS INFO MTG, SUN-
DAY, OCTOBER 19th following 2nd
service in the cafeteria. Lunch includ-
ed. Pick up an informational packet.
Preparations are now underway. We
have one trip slated this year departing on
Saturday, January 24, 2015 Please call Allen
Vehrs if you are interested in attending. 770-487-
5118 or Mike & Donna King at king-
mgdl@gmail.com
HONDURAN COFFEE AVAILABLE
See Allen Vehrs or Daniel DeHoyos, $10/pound.

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Need Help?

Next Hope Ministries Group Support Meeting
is Thursday October 2, 2014 at Prince of
Peace Church in their Life Center Building at
7 PM.
The topic is Crisis Intervention Trained
(CIT) police officers why they are so im-
portant when we need to call for help when
dealing with a mental health crisis situation.
Please mark you calenders and then share
with a friend who may be looking for a Chris-
tian support group for families of people with
mental illness.

www.thereishopeforfamilies.com






Thrivent Members!!!

The FL/GA Region has been approved to
begin "Action Teams" during the 4th quarter of
2014. Each Thrivent member is allowed to
complete 2 of these "member-led" action
teams to fundraise or complete an educational
event for your community per
year. Beginning immediately, until December
31 of this year, each Thrivent member is able
to complete a Team project and then in Janu-
ary each member is allowed 2 more
projects. Fundraisers could be - chili cook-off,
talent show, benefit for someone with high
medical expenses, etc.
For more information on how to fund these
projects please ask your local representative -
Greg Bickhart 770-460-5421 or Fayette Coun-
ty Chapter President -Karla Henke 770-632-
7629 . For more ideas go to Thrivent.com/
actionteam


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October 1
st
2014
Dear St. Paul Lutheran Church and School Family,
Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. Prov-
erbs 22:6.
We have an opportunity to fulfill this by utilizing the Georgia Education Expense Tax
Credit. Many students have been truly blessed by your past generosity. These scholar-
ships continue to provide students with an exceptional Christ centered education.
As you may be aware, the tax credit cap was raised to $58 million. Though this was signifi-
cantly increased, the cap for 2014 was reached on January 16
th
!!!! This was shocking to say
the least. Along with the increase in available tax credits another change that caused the
credits to be depleted so rapidly was the fact that taxpayers with pass-through income from
small businesses such as an LLCs, Partnerships, or Sub Chapter S Corporations can do-
nate up to $10,000, or their actual Georgia income tax liability (whichever is less). These
changes had a HUGE IMPACT on last years contributions. You still have the option
of contributing as an individual or married couple filing jointly or separately. Whichever op-
tion/options you qualify for as always you receive a dollar for dollar credit on your state in-
come tax.
Would you prayerfully consider making a contribution of your state income tax dollars for
2014? You may go online to our secure student scholarship organizations website: http://
www.georgiasso.us and pay with credit card or indicate check payment. With your generous
donation we are very prayerful that we will be able to reach our goal of $50,000 for this year.
However, you must take action ASAP to get in the queue before the credit cap is reached.
Dont delay: get in the queue today.
If you have any questions, comments or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me. I am
more than happy to assist you. Thank you in advance for your contribution. It is appreciated
more than you can imagine.

In His Service,
Kim Langner
St. Paul Lutheran School
klangner@stpaulptc.org

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birthdays
1
Donna Clark
2
Jacob Burdette
3
Ryan Fritz
6
Megan Dean
8
Reid White, Jr.
10
Nancy Collins
Christa Gaffer
11
Debbie Everett
14
Nathan Esparza
Bobbie Smith
Maddie Chapman
15
Jennifer Burley
16
Raymond Krug
Tom Maidel
17
Katie Lee
Abigail Freyermuth
Paige McCauley







5
John & Susan Marsalis
6
Michael & Brenda Dean
7
Gary & Billie Nichols
12
Dan & Kim Langner
15
Greg & Kimberly Bligh
16
Matthew & Laura-Lyn Preble
24
Ron & Cele Eifert
Raymond & Phyllis Krug
Altarflowers
To the Glory of God by
5
By Billie & Gary Nichols in celebra-
tion of their wedding anniversary
12
By Matt & Laura-Lyn Preble in cel-
ebration of their 15th wedding
anniversary
19
In honor of Pastor Stark & family
In celebration of
Pastors Appreciation Month
26
By Lloyd, Heather, & Anna Stroud
in celebration of Morgans
12th birthday
18
Elodie Jane Prestidge
20
Doris Hughes
Jordan Strickland
21
Taryn Prestidge
Nicholas Yosten
22
Benjamin Jones
Natalie Miller
24
Morgan Stroud
26
Andy Bedrossian
Bekah Behnke
Lisa Skinner
28
Tammy Bjugson
29
Brenda Dean
30
Wilma Allison
31
Reid White, Sr


anniversaries
3
Bill & Doris Hughes
Tony & Shawn Yeatman

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CALLING ALL ST. PAUL
BUSINESSES!!
If you have a business,
Let St. Paul
advertise for you.
Call the church office at
770-487-0339.

St. Pauls Members
Business Directory

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boardofdirectors
President Gordon Stuckert
mgstuckert@gmail.com
Vice-Pres. Karla Henke
henke.karla@gmail.com
Secretary Andreia Chapman
chapman.andreia@gmail.com
Treasurer Steven Miller
miller.stevenr@gmail.com
Stewardship Jim Ruane
jimruane1968@gmail.com
Christian Ed. Open

Property Open
Youth Brooke Moore
dbmoore90@comcast.net
Outreach Billie Nichols, Co-Chair
ces8417@numail.org
Chris Schwartz, Co-Chair
cjschwart72@yahoo.com
School Board Open
Fellowship, Kathy Sullivan
citykat244@hotmail.com

elders
Nathan Anderson
andersonnathan204@att.net
John Beckman
jbsoccer@bellsouth.net
Greg Bickhart
gpb1957@att.net
Jim Bode
deltascaptjim@aol.com
Brian Chapman
paint_drying@hotmail.com
Rick Maloney
rx2626@att.com
Allen Vehrs
alveh32v@att.net


staffleaders
Paul Stark, Pastor
417-988-9726 pstark@stpaulptc.org
Dr. Joel Dietrich, Minister to Families & Children
571-839-0251 jdietrich@stpaulptc.org
Daniel DeHoyos, DCE , Minister to Youth
770-487-0339 ddehoyos@stpaulptc.org
Jim Richards, School Principal
770-486-3545 jrichards@stpaulptc.org
Donna Fornito, Accounting
770-487-0339 dfornito@stpaulptc.org
Tammy Bjugson, Church Office Manager
770-487-0339 tbjugson@stpaulptc.org
Joanne Poole, School Office Manager
770-486-3545 jpoole@stpaulptc.org
Bill Bonds, Custodian
770-487-0339 bbonds@stpaulptc.org
Kim Langner, Eagles Landing After School Care
770-486-3545 klangner@stpaulptc.org

worshiptimes
Sunday, 8:00am, Traditional Worship
Sunday School/Bible Class for all ages, 9:30am
Sunday, 11:00am, Contemporary Worship


contactus
Church Office..770-487-0339

School Office...770-486-3545

School/Church Fax ..770-692-6389