• Our food closet is running low!

Some items you could donate are:

Peanut Butter Pasta

Jam & Jelly Spaghetti Sauce

Tuna Fish Cake Mixes

Pancake Mix Frosting

Syrup Canned Vegetables

Mac N Cheese Canned Fruit

Rice Snack Foods

*Bring your food items to the church office.

Donations

Church Calendar THIS WEEK’S EVENTS

TODAY

7:00 a.m. Men’s Growth Groups

8:15 a.m. Prayer, Room 205

9:00 a.m. The Cross Road

9:00 a.m. Worship Service

11:00 a.m. Worship Service

6:00 p.m. Small Groups

MON

7:00 p.m. The Most Excellent Way

TUE

6:45 p.m. Club RockSalt

7:00 p.m. Ministry Night

WED

9:30 a.m. Women’s Discipleship

12:00 p.m. Men’s Growth Groups

Women’s Discipleship

6:45 p.m. Worship Team Practice

7:00 p.m. Logos

7:00 p.m. High School Cause

THUR

6:00 a.m. Men’s Growth Groups

6:45 p.m. The Cross Road

7:00 p.m. Careers Group

SAT

9:00 a.m. Greenskeeper Workday

3:00 p.m. Trunk R Treat

UPCOMING EVENTS

• Trunk R Treat

October 31

• Women’s Retreat

November 6-8

• Lord’s Supper

November 15

• FPNO

November 21

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about upcoming events?

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Info & News

Women’s Retreat

This is the last week to register for Women’s Retreat! Sign

up in the welcome center or online today!

Trunk R Treat Volunteers

Trunk R Treat is this Saturday from 3-5p.m. Candy collection

continues at all of the entrances. It’s not to late to sign up to

join an awesome group of volunteers to set up, run activities,

bring a car and hand out candy, and clean up after the event.

If you are interested in serving in one or more of these areas,

you can fill out a Sign Me Up card or visit the info table in the Welcome

Center today. Join us for this free, safe, fun family event!

Paid childcare position available

We are looking for more paid childcare workers for Wednesday mornings

and some evening shifts. Please contact Theresa Johns @ 503-932-1312 if

you are interested!

Greenskeeper Workday

Help keep the church grounds tidy on Saturday, October 31

@ 9:00 a.m. at our greenskeeper workday. Contact Scott

Hunter @ 503.930.2606 or Don Whitehurst @ 503.871.0893

for more information.

The ministry of SHC is funded entirely by the generous giving of God’s people. You will notice that we do not pass the offering plate; however, there are offering boxes in the back of the auditorium. We believe from the Word of God that the Spirit of God will lead people towards giving back to God of their first fruits. “...God loves a cheerful giver,” (2 Cor. 9:7). Please prayerfully consider what the Lord would have you do.

Monthly Budget Needed $107,000 Monthly Giving To Date $ 85,978 Fiscal ,Year to Date +/- +$ 24,234 Building Fund $ 31,643

SHC Staff

Pastors

Justin Greene

Senior Pastor Carl Chica

Pastoral Care & Missions Matt MacCollin

Pastor of Men/Careers

Lay Elders

Chuck Moore

Ted Ferry

Administration

AJ Acker

Music Ministry Julie Bernard Women’s Ministry Laura Chica Women’s Biblical Counseling Jay Duffus

Men’s Biblical Counseling Ron Groves

Administrator Scott Hunter

Facilities Manager Russ Libby

Director of Ministries Pete Potloff

Director of Family Life Ed Reister

Community Connection Tim Saffeels

Director of Student Ministries

Giving Update

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Our Purpose Colossians 1:28-29

Love God. Love Others. Reach The World.

Finals Week at Discipleship

University Part 1

“Senior Practicum” Luke 9:1-9

Presented by

Pastor Justin Greene

October 25, 2015

The following was taken from “The Purpose of a

Practicum” for social work. (pearsonhighered.com)

Congratulations for embarking on your exciting social work

practicum experience. You are to be applauded for reaching

this stage in your professional education and for being selected

and approved for a practicum based on your academic

achievements and your readiness for professional experience.

The practicum offers a unique opportunity to apply what you

have learned in the classroom, to expand your knowledge, and

to develop your skills. It is time for you to move from the role of a

student to the role of a professional social worker.

Most types of professional education—whether in medicine,

nursing, law, pharmacy, speech therapy, or social work—wisely

employ some form of practicum, internship, or preceptorship to

help the student learn how to apply knowledge and general

principles to real situations, problems, and concerns.

The Council on Social Work Education’s (CSWE) Educational

Policies, and Academic Standards (2008) states:

In social work, the signature pedagogy is field education. The

intent of field education is to connect the theoretical and

conceptual contribution of the classroom with the practical

world of the practice setting. It is a basic precept of social work

education that the two interrelated components of

curriculum—classroom and field—are of equal importance

within the curriculum, and each contributes to the

development of the requisite competencies of professional

practice. Field education is systematically designed, supervised,

coordinated, and evaluated based on criteria by which

students demonstrate the achievement of program

competencies. (8)

Almost universally, students of social work at both the BSW and

MSW levels describe their practicum as the single most useful,

significant, and powerful learning experience of their formal

social work education. It is during the practicum that the

concepts, principles, and theories discussed in the classroom

come to life. …The practicum can and should be a time when

classroom theory is integrated with social work practice and

when students merge with the values and fundamental

principles of their chosen profession.

In Luke 9, the disciples were about to start a

practicum

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Senior Practicum

Christ gave his disciples three basic guidelines for this

practicum…

1. He gave them a “Ministry message”.

• They were to preach the kingdom.

• They were to proclaim Christ as King of this kingdom.

2. He gave them a “Ministry Method”

• Demonstrations of Power were to proclaim a purpose.

3. He gave them “Ministry Manners”.

• He spoke to them about their luggage

Take nothing (vs. 3)

• He spoke to them about their lodging.

Stay wherever (v.4)

• He spoke to them about their leaving.

A testimony (v.5)

What was the result of this trip?

• Ministry Magnification

Key: Everyone from commoners to the king was focused

on Christ…this is the goal of ministry.

THE WRAP

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