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Dorothy Schramm newspaper clippings, 1949-1955 (folder 1 of 2)

1951-11-01 Pamphlet: "The Herald" Page 15

NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED
Mr. Edward Luth
Mrs. Jack Walter
Mr. Robert Gahn
Mr. Karl Muenzenmeyer
Mrs. Karl Muenzenmeyer
Miss Doris L. Schnupper
Mr. Earl Peterson
Mrs. Earl Peterson
Miss Clara Schroeder
Mr. Walter Springsteen
Mrs. Walter Springsteen
Miss Joan Springsteen
Mr. Leon Kemp
Mrs. Leon Kemp
Mrs. Amber Kemp
We cordially welcome the new members into our church fellowship. We invite them to enter into any and all the activities which mark our busy church schedule.
It will be a joy for all of us to become acquainted with them individually. We do hope that our new members will help our many members to be acquainted with them also.
Receiving members into our fellowship reminds us that our church can bless us only to the degree that our participation permits the church to bless us. We therefore sincerely recommend that the new members participate wholeheartedly and thereby find the complete and rewarding joy of real church membership.
"Friends, you enter this Church not as stranger,s but as guests of God. He is your Heavenly Father. Come, then, with  joy in your heart and thanks on your lips into His presence, offering Him your love and service. Be grateful to the strong and local men, who, in the name of Jesus Christ, builded this place of worship, and to all who have beautified it and hallowed it with their prayers and praises. Beseech His blessing on those who love this home of faith as the inspiration of their labor, rejoicing in the power of the Holy Spirit, and may that blessing rest on you, both on your going out and on your coming in." - From a twelfth century church in Boldre, Hampshire, Eng.
We challenge our new members to go out and each one bring another member into our fellowship. Even as they find the joy of a close relationship with God's church, may they also be filled with the desire to share this fellowship with others. We older members will try and continue to lead the way to ever greater heights in personal worship and witness.

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NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED Mr. Edward Luth Mrs. Jack Walter Mr. Robert Gahn Mr. Karl Muenzenmeyer Mrs. Karl Muenzenmeyer Miss Doris L. Schnupper Mr. Earl Peterson Mrs. Earl Peterson Miss Clara Schroeder Mr. Walter Springsteen Mrs. Walter Springsteen Miss Joan Springsteen Mr. Leon Kemp Mrs. Leon Kemp Mrs. Amber Kemp We cordially welcome the new members into our church fellowship. We invite them to enter into any and all the activities which mark our busy church schedule. It will be a joy for all of us to become acquainted with them individually. We do hope that our new members will help our many members to be acquainted with them also. Receiving members into our fellowship reminds us that our church can bless us only to the degree that our participation permits the church to bless us. We therefore sincerely recommend that the new members participate wholeheartedly and thereby find the complete and rewarding joy of real church membership. "Friends, you enter this Church not as stranger,s but as guests of God. He is your Heavenly Father. Come, then, with joy in your heart and thanks on your lips into His presence, offering Him your love and service. Be grateful to the strong and local men, who, in the name of Jesus Christ, builded this place of worship, and to all who have beautified it and hallowed it with their prayers and praises. Beseech His blessing on those who love this home of faith as the inspiration of their labor, rejoicing in the power of the Holy Spirit, and may that blessing rest on you, both on your going out and on your coming in." - From a twelfth century church in Boldre, Hampshire, Eng. We challenge our new members to go out and each one bring another member into our fellowship. Even as they find the joy of a close relationship with God's church, may they also be filled with the desire to share this fellowship with others. We older members will try and continue to lead the way to ever greater heights in personal worship and witness.