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B.R.E.A.D. (Building Responsibility, Equality And Dignity) is an organization of 44 congregations in central Ohio that work together to advocate for solutions to serious problems in the Columbus area.  B.R.E.A.D. identifies specific problems and workable solutions to create issues.  The congregations then bring the power of people to these issues so that public officials are encouraged to apply evidence-based solutions to the problems.  Current B.R.E.A.D. issues relate to affordable housing, group violence, environmental justice, juvenile justice, and municipal identification.  Over 2000 people representing B.R.E.A.D. will meet with several public officials on Tuesday, April 25^thto call for action.

B.R.E.A.D. is an advocacy ministry that has been active in Columbus since 1997.  It gets results because of the power of people standing together.  If you are interested in this ministry, please contact David Kriska at davidkrisk@sbcglobal.net.

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St. John Lutheran Church in Dublin, Ohio, will host the Kammerchor of Concordia University, Wisconsin, in concert on Sunday,March 12 at 7:00 pm.  All are invited to attend.

New Prayer Concerns:

Bill Eubanks, recovering from eye surgery

The family of Sarah Edwards, wife of Blake Ross and daughter-in-law of Pat Ross, who died this week

Removed from the Prayer List:

Marge and Dave Markowich, recovered well from their illness

Prayers for Our Members:

Brian Barrett, recovering from knee replacement surgery

Gail Svendsen, recovering from a heart procedure

Brian Bates, recovering from a stroke

Curt McCool, undergoing cancer treatment

Prayers for Our Families and Friends:

Charles Jentes, father of Jill Banicki

Aaron Adkins, husband of Ron Benedick’s former co-worker

Joe Berkemer, uncle of Matt Berkemer

Phyllis Bliss, friend of Holy Trinity

Zanda, niece of Zinny Bond

Betty Mak, friend of Shirley Boyd

Rene Geiger, friend of Shirley Boyd

Mike Pullins, former coworker of Shirley Boyd

Evajean Williams, sister of Catherine Canada

Carla Neal, niece of Catherine Canada

Cheryl Shilling, friend of Catherine Canada

Marilyn Hodge, mother of Carolyn Cramer

James Daniel Craven, infant great-grandson of Genie Craven

Jeanne Loy, mother of Cyndy Decker

Nancy Case, friend of Sue Eubanks

Joe Glieco, nephew of Sue and Bill Eubanks

Tim Curry, brother of Bev Farrell and brother-in-law of JoAnn Curry

Michael Forts, brother of Jared Forts

Doris Fowler, aunt of Matt Fox

Mary Guggenaster, sister of Madeleine Guggenaster

Vendalee and Sam Lyon, friends of Madeleine Guggenaster

Bert Wyman, nephew of Madeleine Guggenaster

Sydney Eskin, girlfriend of Josh Hudson

Marge Gray, friend of Barbara Keller

Sue Kochheiser, sister-in-law of Phil Kochheiser

Jeff Evans, friend of Phil Kochheiser

Louise Pence, friend of the Larsons

Eloise and Tesla Leibold, twin daughters of Chase Leibold

Darvin Williams, coworker of Chase Leibold

John Long, Sr., father of John Long, Jr.

Sara, daughter of Janet Maxwell

Terry Madden, friend of Herb and Janet Maxwell

Patty Uhlrig, friend of Herb & Janet Maxwell

Mark Reger, nephew of Janet Maxwell’s friend

John Hink, son-in-law of John and Judy McKitrick

Squire Aschinger, nephew of John & Judy McKitrick

John Michael, godson of John & Judy McKitrick’s son

Wes Souders, friend of Susan Poling-Jones

Connor Perott, great grandson of Norma Rauch

Terry and Pam Reed, parents of Dave Reed

Madonna Sinks, aunt of Mandy Richards

Raymon Riley, brother-in-law of Nancy Riley

Carol Saufley, sister of Miriam Ringquist

Kathy Sammons, mother of Jeff Sammons

Phyllis Podmore, mother of Susan Setterlin

Sharon Larson, cousin of Barbara Stock

Doug Buethe and his wife Gail, brother-in-law and sister of Dyann Taylor

Amy Lavoie, cousin of Becky Warnement

Karen Byrd, aunt of Becky Warnement

Gary Wright, son of Hazel Wright

(Former Holy Trinity Vicar) Pastor Sara Wadley Wunsch

Those affected by the global pandemic, natural disasters, the Armed forces, victims of terror, and all those on the margins of society most vulnerable to unrest, oppression and exploitation.

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First Corinthians 16:2 urges us to give regularly, proportionately, and of our first fruits.  When love for God becomes the motivating force behind our giving, we will find ourselves following that exhortation joyfully, freely, cheerfully.  Week after week, we will give our tithe or beyond, writing out that check before we pay our bills.  A love-motivated commitment puts God in charge.  God promises to take care of us.  God will meet our needs, and we give out of love for God and God’s people. For more information about stewardship, please contact Max Buban.

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