It’s the fifth Sunday Fun Day! Sunday, December 29^th! Potluck supper to start around 5:00 p.m. This is MORE than just decorating with candy, prepare to earn more decorations for your houses by sharing your talents of singing, dancing, or instrument playing, etc.

This year the Mount Olive Quilters would like to “Giveaway” four Christmas Quilts. They wish to do this in appreciation for the support they have received with donations and those who have participated in previous silent auctions. Drawing for the Quilt Giveaway will be held on December 17th. The Mount Olive Quilters will then contact all those who have won!

Rules: You may only choose one quilt per person, only put one Drawing Slip in for one quilt per person. See the complete directions at the table in the narthex. Also, there is a Freewill Donation Box on the table for anyone who would like to monetarily give to help the quilters with materials and supplies.

Yellowstone Valley Lutherans for Life will hold a memorial service for those who have grieved the loss of an unborn baby. So many grieve this type of loss silently, and we want to share the grace, peace and love of Jesus together. Please consider joining us and supporting our brothers and sisters in Christ, TODAY, Sunday, November 24th at Hope Lutheran Church in Lockwood. We will begin with a meal at 5:00pm and the service will start at 6:30pm.

The Mount Olive Lutheran Preschool will host the annual fall fundraiser with a new Carnival theme this year. Also, the event will hold a Chili Cook-off competition, basket raffle, pie raffle, games, food and candy! Please sign-up to help make this event super fun with your own carnival game booth, your favorite pie, or bring that award winning chili. See the table in front of the secretary’s office window to sign-up and for more details. Plan on joining the fun on Friday, November 1^st from 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Mount Olive’s Lutheran Women in Mission invite the entire congregation to celebrate with us under the theme, “Ready to Serve,” authored by Rev. Dr. Dwayne Lueck, the LCMS North Wisconsin District President. As redeemed children of God, Lutheran Women in Mission give thanks for the opportunity to serve others as we have been served, to proclaim that Jesus is our Lord and that He came for all nations, and the chance to respond with our mite offerings to support God’s mission. May our mite offerings be blessed for our Lord’s kingdom. Be sure to look for our LWML ladies wearing purple and join us for some delicious purple donuts after the service!