February 8, 2012  •   Vol. XXXV, Issue 89

LTSG HOME ---- EVENT CALENDAR

UPCOMING EVENTS

February 16-17: Intern Matching Workshop


LUNCH THIS WEEK

2/6: Turkey casserole

2/7: Roast beef and filling
2/8: Soup & salad
2/9: Chicken pot pie
2/10: Pork loin



GREEN TIP OF THE WEEK

Tip: Try to use fewer paper napkins. Each American consumes an average of 2,200 two-ply napkins per year or just over six napkins a day. If each worker used just 1 fewer napkin per day, it would save about 150 million of them from the trash-- enough to provide a napkin to every person who eats a hot dog on July 4th.


WELLNESS TIP OF THE WEEK

Tip: Bundle up and get outside! Think layers and hustle! You’ll be amazed how quickly your body heats up when you’re dressed appropriately and moving at a good pace. Plus, your body burns more calories in the winter than summer, so get outdoors and get moving!


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Job Opportunities in the area or in churches and agencies.


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St. James dinner this Friday
The Social Ministry Committee of St. James Lutheran Church again invites the Seminarians, their families and friends to dinner on Friday, Feb. 10 at 6pm in the Refectory. We hope to see you there and encourage your friends to join you. Please RSVP as soon as possible to Priscilla Shuba at 717-334-0257 or pfsgburg@aol.com.


Celtic Worship this Sunday
A candlelight Celtic Worship Service will take place at Christ Lutheran, Gettysburg, this Sunday evening, February 12 , and every 2nd and 4th Sunday evening, at 6pm. Anyone interested in assisting in the service as a lector, assisting minister, or band member should contact Dr. Folkemer at sfolkemer@Ltsg.edu. The band rehearses at 5pm before the services.


Evening Communion and community meal
The weekly Communion service on Wednesday, Feb. 8 will take place at 6:30pm. Dr. Waldkoenig will be the presider, with Dr. Michelle Carlson preaching. The format will be "Of the Land and Seasons," an Appalachian folk setting, taking seriously the life in our neck of the woods. The community meal will begin at 5pm in the Refectory.


Junior Class meeting
Junior Class! It's time for our next meeting to get updated on what's going on at LTSG since break! Please come to our meeting Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 10:15am in Val. #310 (during the normal integrative seminar class time). We're looking forward to seeing you there! If you have questions, contact Kimberly (kbelken@Ltsg.edu) or Kristen (kpapson@Ltsg.edu).


Food pantry schedule
The food pantry will be open on Mondays and Tuesdays at lunchtime and Wednesday from 7pm to 8pm. If there is interest in having it open on Thursdays or Fridays, volunteers are needed (volunteers can email Eric (ehaupt@Ltsg.edu) or Laura (lhaupt@Ltsg.edu). Please fill out a household information form the first time you visit the food pantry from here forward; a new one needs to be filled out each semester.


Muslim-Christian Dialogue lecture
The Third Annual Al-Alwani Lecture for Muslim-Christian Dialogue “Good Work and Good Works,” presented by Dr. Waleed El-Ansary, Xavier University, and Dr. Richard J. Jones, will take place on Monday, Feb. 13 at 4pm, at the El Hibri Charitable Foundation (1420 16th St. NW, Washington DC).
 
Bookstore reminder
Today is the last day to return textbooks!


Stecker Commissioning
All are invited to a service of Holy Communion with the Commissioning of Julie Stecker, Associate Director of Admissions, as an Associate in Ministry (AIM) on Saturday, Feb. 18 at 1pm. The service will be held at St. Michael Lutheran Church (9534 Belair Road, Baltimore). All rostered leaders are encouraged to attend and are invited to vest and process. The color of the day is green. A reception will follow the service.


Giving up chocolate is for sissies
Interested in establishing a meaningful and transformative Lenten discipline? Like some suggestions and resources? On February 8, Pr. Oldenburg will be giving a short (less than an hour) introduction to this season at the normal chapel hour (Communion that day will be in the evening). It will give you the tools to work on this effort, and some ideas about how chapel and other aspects of the seminary community might help. The highlights of this presentation will also be on YouTube, but this is
your chance to see it live!


“The Pastor-Steward Primer”
Please join us on Thursday, Feb. 9 at 7pm, in Val. #206 (Aberly Room), when the LTSG Student Association presents guest lecturer Rev. Scott Schantzenbach, Assistant to the Bishop and Stewardship Specialist for the New Jersey Synod. Pr. Schantzenbach will speak about sound practices and methods of planning and implementing stewardship programs in the congregation. Refreshments will be provided.


Green Task Force to meet
Everyone is invited to the first Gettysburg Seminary Green Task Force meeting of 2012. Please join us in the Refectory after Chapel on Friday, Feb. 10. Bring your lunch to the table with the green sign. For questions contact Katy at kgiebenhain@Ltsg.edu.


Social Outreach meeting
The Social Outreach Committee will meet on Thursday, Feb. 9 at lunch in the Refectory.