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Obituary
-Richard William Peters
1934—2016
Richard William
Peters, 81, of Lincoln
City, OR, passed away
on January 1, 2016.
' Richard was born
on May 15, 1934 in
Wolf River, Langlade
County, Wisconsin to
Roy Charles Peters and
Anita John. Richard
served for three years
in the US. Army as a
Corporal, and in 1972
graduated from the
University of Idaho with
a Master of Education in
School Administration.
He worked as‘ a school
administrator in
Castleford, Cambridge,
Melba, Midvale, and
Homedale, Idaho.
Richard lived an active
life and enjoyed the
outdoors by hunting,
fishing, hiking, picking
huckleberries and
playing golf. Richard
lived most of his life
in Idaho, but once he
retired in 1996 he
in
many different locations.
He is survived by three
brothers: Ken, Alan, and
Tony; three children:
Jon, Kari, and Kyle; and
traveled and lived
A Wednesday, January 6, 2016
six grandchildren: Ella,
Marleigh, Zander, Kylee,
Evert, and Gail. Per
Richard’s request there
will be no formal public
service.
Obituary
Erma Jean Warner
Wilburn
on August 5,- 1939 to
was born
Lawrence and Millie»
Warner. She was the
oldest of their
daughters. ' ' Erma
recently completed
chemotherapy and
radiation treatments
in her battle against
She
champion
breast cancer.
was 'a
who fought until her
passing on December
28, 2015.
She leaves behind
her beloved husband,
‘ Calvin "‘Lee” Wilburn,
their four daughters,
ten grandchildren
and seven great-
grandchildren.
Graveside dedication
will be held at the Bear
six
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Erma Jean Warner Wilburn
0,
shared at
January 9th at 2:00. www.tamispinevalley
On line condolences
Cemetery on Saturday, may be
funeralhome.com.
The Pastor's Corner
Homeless '
BY WAYNE PREEDMAN
Recently in Boise the
homeless have been the
focus of attention when
the Boise police closed
down their "tent city” near
the connector. They were
“squatting” I on public land
where they had no right
to be, and, were living in
‘hazardous conditions,” so
they were removed and
had to go elsewhere.
Many of these folks felt
semi—secure there and
felt persecuted that they
couldn’t stay, because
they knew of no better
option. Yet they were
forced to consider other
alternatives.
In this column I
would like to force you
to consider
some uncomfortable
' alternatives.
Actually I believe there
are a lot more homeless
than even now we have
discovered. If you stop and
of your own to provide
protection, provision, or
security. You have become
exposed to the elements
of living that could destroy
you.
We saw it and felt it in
the movie “ET,” when he
looked at his friends and
framed that one personal
longing that was missing
in his life, “Home.” Movie
goers everywhere sensed
the loneliness and
exposure of a strange
place that made him feel
vulnerable and alone. And
it struck a cord in our
hearts that made the
movie a box oflice hit.
> Why were so many
people touched so
deeply? Could it be like
to
“homeless,” exposed
storms of our existence?
Maybe that’s why Jesus,
homeless had such an
invitation? What if they
on. His last night with were not just invited to
His disciples, spoke these
words, “Do not let your
hearts be troubled.” This
statement assumes two
things, our hearts have
a tendency to become
troubled and its our
responsibility not to let it
happen. But how? With
all the storms and
insecurities of life, how
can we keep from being
“troubled.”
Listen to what He says
next, “Trust in God, trust
spend the night but to
share a “home” from now
on with a loving, secure
family who would meet
all their needs? And with
an air of independence
and selfish ignorance they
turned to go their own
way. Would we not think
they were being foolish? ’
This invitation is both
real and personal, for you
and for me. All we have
to do is give up trying to
provide for ourselves and
also in Me. In My Father’s “trust in God, and trust
house are many rooms...I also in Me [Christ].” If
am going there to prepare you would like to find
a place for you. And if I out ,how to avoid being
go and prepare a place “homeless” and experience
possibly “ET” we too at times feel for you, I will come back the
security of an eternity
and take you to be with with a loving heavenly
life without protection, Me that you also may be Father, let those of us
who
provision, or security. Do
we have a sense that we
are going it' alone and
have no real relationship
where I am." In short, He know “This world is not
says, I am going “home” to my home, I’m just a passin'
make a place for you so through" help you. We
that I can come back and would love to invite you to
Emergency Bible 'Numbers
John 14
Psalms 18/: 1-29
Psalms 23
Psalms 51
Matthew 8:19—23
Philippians 4::4-9
Colossians 3:12—17
Psalm 91
Psalm 27
Upset
Weak
Lonely
Sinned
Worried
Anxious
Unhappy
In Danger
Depressed
Verse of the Week
Lamentations 3:22-23
22 Because of the LORD’S great love
we~are not consumed, for his compas—
sions never fail. 23 They are new every
morning; great'is your faithfulness.
After Reading the Bible
Challenge start a jour-
ney journal. In it write
what the scripts mean
to you and how you felt
when reading it. Add
how this script could
help you with a life sit-
This Weeks
Bible Reading
Read:
Luke 7 18—50
Genesis 1 1
Psalms 5
think about it, “homeless” uation.
means you. have no place
shelters to protect ' us
when we get blasted by the
take you “home” with Me. come “Home” with us.
What if all the
Community Worship Services Directory
StJu'de’sCatholcCllrrdi ClurclIofJChmt Homeome NewMeadous
Highway 95, Council of law Day Sahls Meets at 340 Commercial Street, Ullmd
Melba“ and)
lst 8! 3rd Sundays 10:00 am 212 5 Fairfield, Council 0 253-4330 Weiser,
Idaho 210 N. Heighho 0 347-2427
Friday Mass noon. Bishop: Douglas Linford 208-318-8660 or 208-549-0669
Pastor Jack Bynum
Moming worship 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School: 10:45 am
Pastors Stephen and Debbie Blount
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:30 am
Children’s Church held during worship
Guild! of the Nanette
102 S. Exeter 0 208-566-4264
pastor Johny Schafier Visitor’s Welcome Services 10:30 a.m. at 6:30 PM
pm For m m
Discipleship 10 a.m. Cnuncl 3H0 M W Fm
Morning Worship 11 a.m. 190 4th Ave. 0 253-4796 Community Curd! Basement
of Tater Tots Daycare
Sunday Fellowship 12:00 pm. Pastor Dale Lyttle 105 California ’Ave.
253-6461 208-741-0410 Pastor: Jon Sorg
Children’s Church 11:15 a.m. m Valley Assembly “God www.councilcc.org
Senrices Sunday 11:00 a.m.
Co-Pastors: Wayne Freedman
a: Les Sheneberger
Morning Worship 10 a.m. '
Wed. Bible Studies 7:30 pm
Mon. Women’s Bible Study 7 pm
Thurs. Men’s Breakfast Bible Study 7 am
lndhi leey Comnimlly Giurch
Pastor Brian Gladhart 355-2020
Assoc. Pastor Isaac Ward 257-3812
Sunday School 10:00 a.m‘.
Worship Sen/ice 11:15 a.m.
Wed. Bible Study 7:0‘0 p.m.
253-6430 Pastor: Geoff Cole
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:45 a.m.
Power 81: Light Company Tue. 7 pm.
Bible Study Thurs. 7 pm.
Cound leq Bambi: Churdl
Rev. David Poor ‘
403 N Dartmount
Sunday School 9:45 am
Worship 11 am
Wed Prayer / Bible Study 7 pm