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Sunday, Jan. 25 and Tuesday, Jan. 27 Bible Presentations have been rescheduled for Sunday, Feb. 8 and Tuesday, Feb. 10.

Wednesday, Feb. 4: Members of Ladies Aid/LWML will meet in the Fellowship Hall at 1 p.m. Dianna will serve dessert. All ladies are welcome.

Sunday, Feb. 8: Sunday School Students will meet in the classroom immediately after the worship service.

Sunday, Feb. 8: We are invited to the re-scheduled hymn festival commemorating the liturgical Festival of the Conversion of St. Paul beginning at 3p.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Troy. Four SID churches named St. Paul will join together for the festival: St. Paul’s Columbia, St. Paul Hamel, St. Paul’s Troy, and St. Paul Wood River. Hymn commentaries will be provided by pastors of the four churches. Singers and instrumentalists from all four church will also participate. In the spirit of St. Paul, a mission offering will be collected for the Seminario Concordia El Reformador in the Dominican Republic (a mission partner of the SID). For more information, see the bulletin board in the Fellowship Hall.

Sunday, Feb. 22: Pastor Winterfeldt will be installed as the pastor of St. John's, Ruma, and St. Peter's, Evansville, in a service at St. John’s at 3 p.m. Refreshments will be served afterwards in the Fellowship Hall. 

Susan Sochowski Family

At our request, Mark has put together a list of concrete and financial ways to help the family as they adjust to a new normal after Susan's stroke. As she continues to recover at home, Susan and the family can use everything from help cleaning the garage to supportive notes and cards to gift cards to help cover expenses.  

 

​For more information, email

stjohnlutheranruma@gmail.com.

Bible Presentations, 2026

St. John’s Lutheran Church in Ruma

and

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Evansville

will once again host a series of six presentations on the Bible.  This year’s presentations will focus on Hebrews 11 and its list of great Old Testament

men and women who lived by the faith

worked in them by God, their Father. 

 

Light refreshments will be served after each presentation.

Each presentation is also live-streamed on our church Facebook page and available to view for 30 days after the presentation.

Sunday, Jan. 18, join us at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Ruma at 1:30 pm.  The topic will be an introduction to Hebrews 11 and God’s working faith in those who believe in the Genesis account of Creation. The presentation will be by Rev. Jonathan Winterfeldt, St. John’s Ruma/St. Peter’s Evansville.

 

Tuesday, Jan. 20, join us at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Evansville at 6 pm.  The topic will be the faith of “Cain and Abel, Enoch, and Noah.” The presentation will be by Rev. Scott Hojnacki, Trinity Lutheran, Red Bud.

 

Sunday, Jan. 25, join us at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Ruma at 1:30 pm.  The topic will be the faith of “Abraham and Sarah” presented by Rev. Tony Troup, Retired.

 

Tuesday, Jan. 27, join us at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Evansville at 6 pm.  The topic will be the faith of “Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph” presented by Rev. John Lukomski, Retired.

 

Sunday, Feb. 1, join us at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Ruma at 1:30 pm.  The topic will be the faith of “Moses and the Exodus” presented by Rev. Randy Fischer, Retired.

 

Tuesday, Feb. 3, join us at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Evansville at 6 pm.  The topic will be the faith of “The Rest and Conclusion” presented by Rev. Terry Grebing, Retired.

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Sunday, Feb. 8, join us at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Ruma at 1:30 pm.  The topic will be the faith of “Abraham and Sarah” presented by Rev. Tony Troup, Retired.

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Tuesday, Feb. 10, join us at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in Evansville at 6 pm.  The topic will be the faith of “Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph” presented by Rev. John Lukomski, Retired.

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Planning for the Future:

We can face competing priorities when we think about planning our estates someday.  To work on your

Christian Estate Plan today, you must decide if you are more controlled by past goals or future desires.  What does your family look like today?  How does that compare to what it looked like twenty years ago?  You might have more children, or the presence of grandchildren.  God may have called some family members home.  Marriage may have changed circumstances of family.  Some family might be facing a health crisis, a financial crisis or mental health challenge that wasn’t present before.  Your estate plans may need to change as a result.  Your LCMS Foundation Gift Planning Counselor can help you begin taking account of these changes, helping you to begin thinking of modifications needed for your estate plan.  Contact Scott Radden @ 618-977-4049 or scott.radden@lfnd.org

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