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Elections were held Sunday, September 16 at St. Matthew Lutheran Church. We'd like to give a big "Thank you!" to Greg Bickhart and his co-workers from Thrivent who presented "How to Thrive in Retirement". It was a fact-filled, fun afternoon -- and I'm sure Greg would love to talk to you some more about your retirement! The officer elections went as follows:
What a success this Habitat for Humanity Faith Build has been! All three of our Lutheran churches -- Bethlehem, Redeemer, and St. Matthew -- had participating members join 11 other area churches to build a Habitat home this fall. We'd like to thank everyone in Thrivent who participated, whether you were handing out water bottles, roofing, landscaping the yard, or installing the plumbing. The biggest thanks goes to Katie Stinar, our Thrivent Builds Chapter Specialist, who dedicated the past few months to this project (no small feat). If you'd like more information about future Habitat and Habitat functions, watch our website, www.lutheransonline.com/columbusgachapter.
Chapters of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans are organized geographically and bring together members to help others and help their community. Through the Care Abounds in Communities® program, Thrivent Financial provides funding to members like you who form community service teams to conduct fund-raising activities and/or hands-on service activities to help individuals, families and qualified not-for-profit organizations. Contact a member of our chapter leadership board as noted in this newsletter for assistance in getting started.
Through the Care Abounds in Communities® chapter Care program, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans provides funding for members participating in community service teams. These teams are formed to conduct fund-raising activities and/or hands-on service activities. Activities can benefit individuals, families, local communities or organizations that are exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, excluding congregations. (This includes charitable, educational and religious organizations, excluding congregations.) Activity requests for funding are directed to the chapter leadership board.
Do you know someone with health problems and/or high medical expenses? Is there a school, park or camp that could benefit from new equipment? As members of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, we have a unique opportunity to help others and make a positive impact right here in our community.
Through the Care Abounds in Communities® chapter Care program, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans provides funding for members participating in community service teams. These teams are formed to conduct fund-raising activities and/or hands-on service activities. Activities can benefit individuals, families, local communities or organizations that are exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, excluding congregations. (This includes charitable, educational and religious organizations, excluding congregations.) Activity requests for funding are directed to the chapter leadership board.
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