Tornado Relief - Oklahoma District
Ways to Help with LCC Disaster Response
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Please Help Make Wishes Come True for Scarlett Sepe |
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Request from Rev Charles Muller, Jr., Trinity Lutheran Church - Roselle, Illinois
LCC received the following request:
Scarlett Sepe was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy on December 14, 2011 at the age of eight months. SMA is a degenerative, motor neuron condition affecting all voluntary muscles in a person's body. SMA is the number one genetic killer of children and has no treatment or cure. But, with proper care from a team of doctors and therapists, Scarlett has the chance to live a long and happy life. You can read more about Scarlett's journey with SMA at www.wishesforscarlett.com
Click here to read more
Click here to donate to the Scarlett Sepe Fund
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Last Updated on Saturday, 15 June 2013 10:58 |
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Tim Hetzner Begins Live In-Depth Bible Class on the Gospel of John - Starts Monday, September 9th |
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Join Tim Hetzner as he teaches live on Mondays - WORD - The New Testament, Gospel of John study of the Bible.
Tim will journey through the Gospel of John. Classes will look at the Bible in the context of history, culture and customs of the people at the time, as well as the archeological evidence.
Classes are non-denominational and are open to anyone regardless of church (or lack of) affiliation. This is a safe environment to study the Bible - no church membership solicitation will be allowed! The course is also available to be taken by Internet.
 This 30 session class will start Monday, September 9th at Harris Bank in Palatine at 6AM, St Matthew Lutheran Church in Hawthorn Woods at 9:30AM and 7:00PM. To enroll, call 866-455-6466 or click here for more information or to enroll online.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 12 June 2013 09:07 |
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UPDATE: Illinois Flooding - Spring 2013 |
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It has been over a month since a major disaster was declared in the state of Illinois on May 10. Approximately 30,200 individuals and households were affected by the spring flooding throughout the state. Lutheran Church Charities and LERT volunteers have been serving continuously bringing the Mercy, Compassion, Presence and Proclamation of Jesus Christ to those affected by this disaster in communities all over the state. In Marseilles, IL, LERT teams from Cross Lutheran Church in Yorkville and Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Bloomington are now rebuilding damaged homes working through Trinity Lutheran Church, Marseilles.
Click here to donate to the LCC Disaster Relief Fund
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 12 June 2013 09:07 |
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Lutheran Church Charities is assisting St John's Lutheran Church in Moore, OK in the registration of volunteers. St John's Lutheran, in partnership with the Oklahoma District of the LCMS, will be the ones that deploy and make assignments for all volunteers. Those wishing to volunteer must fill out a volunteer form. To help out those who are affected by the recent tornadoes, please click on the forms below.
It has been over six months since Superstorm Sandy devastated many communities along the eastern seaboard. There are still thousands of houses needing to be repaired so that their occupants can return to their homes. Pictured here is Superstorm Sandy survivor Orchida along with LCC staff member Deaconess Tiffany Manor and Deaconess Janine Bolling of St. Peters Lutheran Church in Brooklyn, NY. Orchida shared her experiences during the storm and told about the work that is still needed to be done on her home.
