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March 2015
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Remember, Rejoice, Renew
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
A Congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Lent Midweek Services
Christ Lutheran Church
Carleton Ave & Nassau Street
P.O. Box 205
Islip Terrace, NY 11752-0205
The Rev. Marc Herbst, Coverage Pastor
Cell: (631) 873-6985
Church OfficePhone: (631) 581-1710
Worship: Sundays, 8:45 and 10:45 am
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March 4th, 11th, 18th & 25th
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Soup Supper at 6 pm
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Permit No. 20
Islip Terrace, NY 11752
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Rev. Mark Kreemer begins
his ministry at the 8:45 and
10:45 Services
PALM SUNDAY
March 29th
8:45 & 10:45 am
Festival Choir Presents
Upon This Rock
Dated Material - Please Rush
A Cantata for Holy Week
Directed by Konstantza Chernov, D.M.A.
PEANUT BUTTER & JELLY SCHEDULE
SPRING 2015
Week of March 1- 7 ------- Book Group
March 8 - 14------- Gauthier, Birsner, Eichner
March 15 - 21 ------O’Toole, Picece, DeAngelis, Kreb
March 28 – April 4 -------- Kobel, Cunningham
April 5 – 11 ------- McWilliams, Musa, Smith
April 12 - 18 ------- Homemakers
April 19 - 25 --------- McManus, Lambdin, Carioscia
April 26 – May 2---- Terhune, Sukhu
May 3 - 9 ----- Newhoff, Swaine, O’Mara
May 10 - 16 --- VonSeggern, Youth Group
May 17 - 23 ---- Sharrock, Karika
WANTED
ALTAR GUILD
MEMBERS!
Our Altar Guild lovingly
prepares our altar for
worship services each
Sunday. There are several teams that rotate the
If your group cannot do your assigned week, please switch with responsibility. The Altar
another group. We are being counted on to provide two boxes Guild would like to add
of sandwiches each and every week! If your group needs help, to its membership. No
special skills required
please recruit your friends, family and neighbors!!
except for the joy of service! Consider becoming part of a very special
LAST CALL
team that keeps our sancFor TICKETS
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speak to Pastor.
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Joseph
JOSEPH!!!!
Come join us on a trip to Lancaster, Pa. on June 13,
2015 to watch the play Joseph at the Sight and Sound Theatre.
Prices are as follows: Adult - $92.00 Child - $38.00 (3-12 old)
Price includes dinner at the Good and Plenty Family
Restaurant. Showtime is at 2:45 and dinner to follow at 5:45.
Price does not include transportation to Lancaster or overnight accommodations. If you are interested or have any questions please contact Chris or Laurie
Swaine at 277-9168. Only 50 tickets are available, money is due as soon as possible.
Seating arrangements are assigned when full payment is made. Please make transportation arrangements before purchasing tickets if you do not plan on driving.
PLEASE KEEP THESE PEOPLE IN YOUR PRAYERS
Donald Lemp, Miecia Webb, Frieda Costa, Christine Sparacino, John &
Janice Reilly, George Diener, Scott Cunningham, Bob Lobacz, Bob Wilson,
Dick Spadaro, James Kindberg, Kevin Wispell, Kristen Gilliar, Paulette
Schery, Amanda Liotti, Nazema Singh, Lillian Weast, Joan Deangelis, Tina
Crachiolo, Bebe Zalina Singh, Kailey Marie Johnstone, Jim Musa, Albert
Trabold, Kenneth Longacre, Paul Bouchard, Jennifer Hassig, Jeanne Ballon,
Rose Crowe, Christine Lambert, Lane Romano, Marie Schrader, Esme Elizabeth Noelle Schaeffer, John Jansen, Thomas Mulieri, William Herbst, Anita
Joanni, Christopher McCarthy, Michael Lesica, Eugene Diaz, Al Smith, Barbara Bouchard, Mary
Ann Osborne, Nancy Fletcher, Helen Ganrude, Linda Craparo, Mary Ann Rescigno, Theodore Papamarcos, Brigitte Meyer, Anne Marie Lowe, Henry Bouchard, James Hansen, Ken Soule, Helen
Muller, Chris Beck, Steve Caruso, Diana Mancini, Betty-Jo Molina, Edward Davis, Barbara Johnson, Ivy Sukhu, Donna Vito, Robert Burns, Danielle Fischetti, Cathy Roosa, Louis Muller, Jr., Alexis Gouldsbury, Robert Curran, Edna Muller, Dick Guenste, Christopher Mayotte, Todd Panzner,
Petya Licheva, Cathy M., Jamie Rodriguez, Heather Panzner, Barbara Suchopar, Ron Weber,
Dawn Rotolo, Marisa Carney, John Musa, and Liam Kruer.
Marilyn Muller, Robert Price, Charles Hubbard, John Flynn, Paul Harrington, Ruth DeMartino, Linda &
John Jeziorkowski, Ashley Thornberg, Helen Gronus, Reggie Fountain, Gene Fairbrother, Russell Weber,
Peg Bartnick, Barbara Krause, Frances Quervalu, Sally Sukhu, Dolores Johnson, Asen Traykov, Charles
Moonsammy, Millie Ramos, Nora-Jo Cervenka, Brian Doherty, Jeffery Belford, Dorothy Heusel, Karen
Sussman, Linda Hanna, Pat Geist, Justin Coco, Leigh & Dalton Families, Michelle Diaz, Thorleif
Berntsen, Tom Connors, Joan McDonald, Tricia Ciccone, Michael Schimmoller, Iris Simmons, George
Seitz, Ryan Hall, Johnstone Family, Brian Seitz, Christian Jean-Pierre, Marie vonBargen, Heather
McNamara, Kari Dinges, Neil Blam, Diane Lorelli, Larry Hanna, Fortunado Paturso, Helen Cacavas,
Cathy Murray, Benjamin Archer, Lauren McCormack, Banfalvy family, Kathleen Connors, Sophia
Montorano, Robert Sharrock, and Dean Franciotti.
If you or someone you asked to be placed on the prayer list should
be removed from the list, please let the church office or Pastor know.
SERVING IN THE MILITARY: Billy DeCarlo, Matthew Gallino, Gregory Longacre, Justin Holke,
Michael Beiner, Brian McClain, Daniel Eichner, Sean Moller, Christopher Gaudio, Daniel Riley,
van Book, Eric Thomesen, Brett Marcinik, Alexandria Gentry
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E-Giving
Did you know that there could be up to a two week delay between the time you set up your e-giving and it
is recorded by the financial Secretary? When you indicate a contribution to the church through your
banking bill-pay, a physical check is written by your financial instruction and mailed to the church. When
the mail is received your check is then included with that week’s Sunday offering and is deposited into the
church’s account and recorded by the financial secretary.
Community Notes and Information
Christ Lutheran Church Food Pantry - Hours are Mondays from 1:30 to
3:30 pm
Cub Scout Pack 38 - For boys from 1st grade through 5th grade. Call Emy
Terhune 631-258-8452 for more information
Boy Scout Troop 327 - For boys from 5th grade to the age of 18. Meets
every Friday night in the Wolpert Building from 7:30 to 9:00 pm. Call Ralph
Savarese, Scoutmaster at 277-4821for more information.
Homemakers - Meets at Christ Lutheran Church every Tuesday morning.
Call Sandy Deck at 581-1289 for more information.
AA - High Noon Group - meets every weekday at 12:00 noon in the
Wolpert Building.
AA - Evening Group - Meets Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays in the
Wolpert Building at 8:00 pm
Sunday Volunteers
SNOW SHOVELERS
NEEDED!
The property committee is
looking for youthful snow
shovelers to be on call to help
clear the church sidewalks in
the event of snow fall. Please
contact the church office to
have your name placed on our
list of volunteers!
Bring a Smile to our Congregation
as a Greeter or Usher. Encourage
our teens to become acolytes.
Sing with the choir and bring the
joy of music to our ears! Pick up a
bell and learn how to ring!
Feed the flock at Coffee Hour.
Assist in the Nursery to make
church a pleasant place for our
youngest members. Assist with
the beauty of the Altar on Altar
Guild. Share the Word of the Lord
as an Assistant Minister.
Speak with Pastor Today and your
Sunday Worship experience will
be ever more meaningful!
Senior Girl Scout Troop 1029
Food Drive for Cats and Dogs at the Babylon Shelter
We are also collecting gently used Bath Towels and Blankets (for their crates/cages) and new Toys! Please bring
any items you wish to donate to church during the months
of March and April. Thanks! Jillian and Lorraine Hajek
2015Christ
Lutheran
Council
Karl
Von Seggern
Chris Swaine
Ricci Ordway
Jason Terhune
Alan
Cunningham
Marie
Von Seggern
Joe Callis
Judy Gauthier
Ellen
McManus
Jean Musa
Peter Sharrock
Gail Callis
Helen
Carioscia
Lorraine Hajek Jr.
Holly
Von Seggern
CHRISTLUTHERANIT.ORG
Your Passport to Everything at Christ Lutheran Church!
A monthly publication by and for the
members of Christ Lutheran Church,
Islip Terrace, NY.
Submissions should be made by the
20th of each month.
Rev. Marc Herbst, Coverage Pastor
Cell: (631) 873-6985
Office: (631)581-1710
E-mail: christchurch.it@verizon.net
Deacon: Janet O’Mara
Congregation Officers:
President: Joe Callis
Vice President: Karl Von Seggern
Secretary: Jason Terhune
Treasurer: Ricci Ordway
Assistant Treasurer: Gail Callis
Financial Secretary: Ellen McManus
The Family of Christ Lutheran Offers Prayers of
Sympathy for the Families of :
Claire Kotasek — Sister of Jim Kindberg
Sister-in-law of Anita Kindberg
CHECK OUT OUR HOMEPAGE ON THE WORLDWIDE WEB!
Miss a special event or need a little inspiration--check
out the links to listen to the Festival Choir sing a Cantata, relive the Sunday School pageant, be inspired by the
fabulous voices of the Central Islip High School Concert Choir. Need to check a date check out the on-line
calendar of events. Much more is waiting for you. Go
on-line today!
Parish Coordinator: Madeline Sharrock
Parish_coordinator@christlutheranit.org
Become a STEWARD BOOSTER for $10 and have your name printed
in the issue with the designation of your choice.
In memory of ___________________________
In honor of _____________________________
In thanksgiving for __________________________
On the occasion of _________________________
Your Name ______________________________
STEWARD BOOSTERS FOR MARCH 2015
In Memory of Charles Moritz on his birthday
In Memory of my friends for their friendship and love
Joan H., Ellen B. & Marilyn H.
In Memory of Mable Jorgensen by Evelyn & Anthony Sanz
UPDATES IN PHONE NUMBERS
If your telephone number has changed please notify the church office so our contact
information can be kept up to date. Thank you.
Frances Sank — Sister of Phil Bertuglia
A Scout is
Reverent
We are proud of the
Boy Scouts who are
members of our
congregation.
SNOW EMERGENCY INFORMATION
At the December 16, 2013 meeting the congregational council discussed
procedures to follow in the event of snow. What was decided is as follows:
If we have a major snowstorm on Saturday going into Saturday night and
the roads are impassable, church services will be cancelled for Sunday
morning. This message will be on the church website as well as the
church answering machine.
In the event of a lesser amount of snow, the decision to have Sunday
morning services will be made after the president of the congregation calls our Supply Pastor and Konstantza. This
may result in having one service later in the morning after the walkways and parking lot have been cleared. Again,
the information will be on the church website and the answering machine.
The major concern is the safety of everyone including our Supply ministers who are coming from throughout the
metropolitan area and Konstantza coming from Queens. Another consideration is how quickly the parking lot can
be plowed and the walkways shoveled. We are very fortunate to have John Newhoff plow our parking lot, but we
need to remember he volunteers his time to do this for us. The time spent plowing our parking lot takes him away
from his paid plowing jobs. It is also much easier for him to plow when there are no cars in the parking lot and the
snow has not been driven on. Also, the shoveling is done by volunteers who first have to shovel their own driveways.
If there are any questions, please speak to a member of Council. Hopefully, this will not be an issue for us this winter.
LENTEN FOLDERS
Lent is a time for selfreflection and a time to focus
more on self-discipline. Christ
was tempted by the devil and
constantly questioned by believers and those with doubts. The
Lenten Offering Folder is enclosed for your use as a reminder
of the sacrifices made by God’s
only Son. Please use as part of
your faithful journey through
Lent and return it with your
Easter Offerings.
THANK YOU FOR THE
Kitchen & Cleaning Items
We appreciate all the donations we have recently
received and would appreciate if you would continue to donate. It will help defray the costs for
our church. Please remember to keep “staying
green” by avoiding Styrofoam products.
Paper Towels
Cardboard Hot Cups
Toilet Paper
Napkins
Clorox Bleach
Cake Plates
Soft Soap Pumps
Plastic Utensils
Liquid Dish Detergent
Butter
Dishwasher Detergent
Apple Juice
Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee
YOUTH MINISTRY AT CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL
3 year olds to 5th Graders
Every Sunday during the 10:45 Service
Start your lesson in church with your family, listen to a special children’s sermon delivered by Pastor and then head to your classroom to discuss and participate in activities based on the Bible readings of the day.
Confirmation Class Notes
Make sure to complete your Confirmation Notes at each service. Forms can be
picked up and returned to the basket in the narthex.
JUNIOR YOUTH GROUP (Nursery through 5th Grade)
March 15th Regular Junior youth group meeting
Saturday, April 4th Easter Egg Hunt and Coloring Easter Eggs!
SENIOR YOUTH GROUP
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2015.
ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
Is searching for old photos of church events: parties,
weddings, picnics, festivals, special events, confirmations and any other event not listed. If you can, please
scan your photos and send to Vanessa Von Seggern at
tess7@optonline.net or to the church with attention
100th Anniversary Committee in the subject line. Their
goal is to put together a “Remember When” theme
DVD for all to enjoy.
100th Anniversary
The committee is also searching for phone numbers,
Festival Service
email addresses and current addresses of former memwith Bishop Rimbo
bers.
Sunday,
THANK YOU FROM THE Vanessa Von Seggern,
November 8, 2015
Chairwoman and the 100th Anniversary Committee
CONFIRMATION & SR. YOUTH RETREAT
Friday, March 13 to Sunday March 15
DEPOSITS AND PERMISSION SLIPS
DUE IMMEDIATELY
FINAL PAYMENTS due on March 10th
Easter Chocolate Sale Going On Now!
See Flyer in Steward to Place your Order Today!
Proceeds to Benefit the Sr..Youth Group
DEACON’S CORNER — MARCH 2015
Yesterday, Kevin and I went out to one of our favorite wineries on Long Island’s East End.
We have been there many times before but always in the spring, summer or fall. This was our
first trip out there in the winter. I was struck by how different the landscape looked. There
did not appear to be any signs of life, just dead branches poking out of the snow. A stark contrast to green vines with grapes growing abundantly!
Whenever I am at a vineyard, I can’t help but think of all the many times a vineyard is mentioned in the Bible. Many of the parables told by Jesus had references to vineyards. Looking out at the
desolate scenery yesterday, I thought to myself that it could be symbolic of the basic message of Christianity. The “death” of these vines in the winter leads to a rebirth in the spring. If we didn’t know better,
we could think that the winter is the end for those vines. If we, as Christians, didn’t know better, we
could think that death is the end for us too. But, because of the death and resurrection of Jesus, we know
about God’s promise of eternal life.
The transition period for our congregation that began when Pastor Munz retired has been a difficult time.
We had our own “winter in the vineyard”. At times, it may have seemed that there was no end in sight.
But we are coming out of winter (literally and figuratively). Spring is right around the corner and with it,
our new pastor. A new chapter in the 100 year history of our congregation!
Pastor Kreemer’s first Sunday will be on March 22 and he will be installed as our new pastor on April 11.
Its time for all members to join with our new pastor and continue our work in the vineyard! The work
that, for this congregation, started 100 years ago!
In Christ, Janet
Bring the Word of God into your home
and we can help!
Pick up your copy of the Word in Season in the church
narthex for daily devotions. Beginning or ending your day
with a brief bible reading and reflection can really give
your day purpose and keep you on the right track.
For those with children, check out
Spark Family! A quarterly magazine
also in the church narthex that fits family
faith into everyday life.
WORSHIP AND MUSIC—MARCH. 2015
Pastor Marc Herbst will be our supply minister for March 8 and 15. Pastor Herbst is
also our Coverage Pastor for this time period. Pastor Mark Kreemer’s first Worship Service will be on March 22!
Our Mid-Week Lenten Services will continue on Wednesdays in Lent at 7:00. We will
be using a service based on the hymn “Beneath the Cross of Jesus”(ELW 338). These
Services will explore what it means for us to abide at the foot of the cross, to cling to the
rock of our salvation, to dwell in the house of the Lord and to confess our sins and receive God’s forgiveness. We will also be using a short video presentation on Prayer.
The following questions will be addressed – “What is Prayer”, “Why do we Pray”, How
do we Pray”, “When do we Pray” and “Does God answer Prayer”.
Looking further into the future, the choir will, once again, present a Cantata on Palm
Sunday at both the 8:45 and 10:45 Services.
Trinity Lutheran Annual Blood Drive Needs You!
Calling One & All!
Wednesday, April 1. 2015 from 4:00 to 8:30 PM
Trinity Lutheran Church, Islip, NY
Share your gift of life with others!
Spend some time with us and relax and enjoy a snack when all
is done!
SAVE THE DATE
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 17TH 2015
6-10 PM
CELEBRATE OUR
DIAMOND JUBILEE
CAPTAIN BILL’S RESTAURANT
Cocktail Hour, Plated Dinner & Dessert
PALM SUNDAY DEDICATIONS
Please submit by Sunday, March 22, 2015
PALMS FOR DISTRIBUTION
$20
___________
ALTAR PALMS
$20
___________
Please PRINT so spelling will be correct in bulletin.
In memory of _____________________________________
In honor of _______________________________________
In thanksgiving ___________________________________
Given by _________________________________________
For more information on Silver Bay contact our registrar,
Karen Hoffman, for information: LutheranSummerConference@gmail.com , (203) 454-2842
The 83rd Annual Lutheran Summer
Conference at Silver Bay “A week
unlike any other.” We invite you to
join three hundred others this summer at the annual Lutheran Summer
Conference on the YMCA’s spectacular campus at Silver Bay on
beautiful Lake George in the Adirondacks. An all-inclusive, Christian
getaway with fun for every age All
on-campus accommodations include
all meals and activity costs. A Conference Fee ($65/ person or $325
maximum for families) includes all
Lutheran programming, including
evening activities, classes and discounted conference rates for Silver
Bay. Silver Bay also offers morning
camp programming for all children
through age 13. Saturday, July 11th
— Friday, July 17th, 2015
NEWS FROM THE FOOD PANTRY
Please keep the Food Pantry in mind when there are sales at the
supermarkets. The preparations for our Easter baskets is beginning and we will need hams, chickens and turkeys to complete our clients’ baskets. Our congregation is always generous and the Food Pantry thanks you.
Property Work DAY
SATURDAY, March 21
PROPERTY & MAINTENANCE
Beginning at 9 am
Chores and tasks for all ages and
abilities! If you are available for work on
another day, please see or call Joe or
Chris. ALL ARE WELCOME!
COFFEE HOUR SUBSTITUTES needed – Consider being on the substitute list for coffee hour to come when
the regular coffee hour volunteers are unavailable.
Please let Ricci Ordway or the church office know
whether you are available for the early or late service.
WORSHIP MUSIC NEWS
REHEARSALS for the PALM SUNDAY
CANTATA have begun. Rehearsals will be on
Wednesdays at during Lent after the mid-week
worship service.
All Festival Choir members and non-choir members wishing to worship through music are invited to sing solos (or duets, quartets, etc.) during
services in which the choir is not singing. Instrumentalists are also welcome. Please talk to
Konstantza for further details.
Welcome to
Camp Ma-He-Tu
Best. Camp. Ever.
A sleep away camp for girls ages 715. Celebrating our 78th summer on
the shores of Lake Kanawaukee in
Harriman State Park, Bear Mountain,
just 40 miles north of New York City.
Not ready to let your daughter go to camp
on her own or do you need a break?
Check out Ma-He-Tu’s Women in the Woods
- July 4th to July 8th 2015
Girls of ALL ages just wanna have
fun! Mothers and daughters - Aunts and
nieces - Friends young... and not so
young.... All women and girls are welcome. Come spend one day, or even a few
playing, laughing, singing and relaxing .
Check out the website at http://
www.mahetu.org
Matt O’Mara’s band –
Funkin’ A has just released a CD. Since this
band has played at many
church functions, there has been some interest in obtaining a CD. They are selling for $15.00.
If you are interested in buying a CD, please see Janet.
Reflections on Your Church Seat by Judy Gauthier
If you have a ‘reserved’ seat at church and can always be found there (which is good in
case of an emergency) you will no doubt become BF’s* with the other weekly ‘reservees’ -you are
in good company- Sunday after Sunday.
For those of us in the choir -and yes, we do have the same seats every week- finding
someone in the congregation is easy and if asked, we can say “Oh, she/he is 6th row center.”
If you are not there - Are you sick? Away? On coffee hour duty? If you were to show up
in another seat -say, up closer than usual- maybe your batteries were dead?
In our pre-air conditioning days, in summer some migration would be noted - the ‘follow
the fans’ change of seating! But, here we are after 100 years of hot sitting - heading for a second
year of a cooler sanctuary!
And, Lawdy me, if you showed up on the other side, for whatever reason, this could cause
utter confusion and distraction!
Now, before this ruffles any ‘established seaters’ feathers, we are only pulling your collective legs - we love you just where you sit. This is going somewhere, actually to the windows on
the aisles you sit near each Sunday. How many BFs from the past do you sit by week after week?
Our window dedications are a big part of our 100 year heritage! They are the people who
lived before and at our beginnings and for many of our formative years. They have been honored
and immortalized- while our beautiful stained glass windows depict detailed Biblical history, their
dedications tell our familial history.
If you never have, check the names and dates - find out the who’s who and who was in
our congregation. Make some new ‘friends’ - your Sunday seatmate may be related to a window
honoree, maybe with a different name but a lot of history and heritage with someone you sit near
or have coffee with each Sunday.
What’s that you say? “What if I do go to sit on the other side -or boldly go up to the front
pews where no one has gone before- and I take someone’s ‘reserved’ seat?” Just tell them about
the wonderful seat you left for them on the other side! LOL** (please)
*BF = Best Friend
**LOL = Laugh Out Loud
EASTER DEDICATIONS
Please submit by Sunday, March 29, 2015
FLOWERS FOR THE CROSS
Greeters
March 15
Ellen McManus John Jansen
Jean Musa
8:45 Bob Lobacz
March 22
Kevin O'Mara
Irene
Montgomery
Barbara Carney Phyllis Kobel
Vanessa
Marie
Von Seggern
10:45 Von Seggern
Ushers
Eucharistic
Ministers
Assistant
Ministers
Richard
Silverthorn
8:45 Bruce Dochnahl
Karl
Von Seggern
Jason Terhune
John Jansen
10:45 Edward Pruess
Acolytes
Coffee Hour
In honor of ____________________________________
In thanksgiving for______________________________
Judy Gauthier
Don Lemp
John Jansen
Rich Braun
Kevin O'Mara
Bob Lobacz
Phil Bertuglia
Phyllis Kobel
John Kobel
Nicholos Hober
Doug Hajek
Al Smith
Don Lemp
Janet O'Mara
Betsy
Cunningham
Ellen McManus
Helen Gronus
Marie
Von Seggern
10:45 Marcia Coco
Judy Gauthier
Karl
Von Seggern
Jason Terhune
Dolores
Johnson
Madeline
Sharrock
Judy Gauthier
Cathy
8:45 McWilliams
Judy Gauthier
Janet O'Mara
Judy Gauthier
Karl Von Seggern
Phil Bertuglia
Ken Hill
Joseph Picece
Nicholas Picece
8:45
Corinne
Von Seggern
Regina Campson Geradine
10:45 Carol Bushelon Lambdin
Nancy Hill
8:45 Ken Hill
Mary Varak
10:45 Craig Kadane
Jean Musa
Jim Musa
Please PRINT so spelling will be correct in bulletin
In memory of__________________________________
Nancy Hill
8:45 Ken Hill
Nicholas Hober
10:45 Nicholas Monz
Nursery
March 29
Jan Coco
Ron Fuzia
Jim Musa
John Jansen
Janet O'Mara
Madeline
Sharrock
10:45 Karen Carrier
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EASTER FLOWERING PLANTS $15 __________
SUNDAY SERVERS for March 2015
March 8
$20
Jason Birsner
Emy Terhune
Joshua
Terhune
Emy Terhune
Phil Bertuglia
Phil Bertuglia
Lorraine Hajek, Jr. Janice Fuzia
Sr. Youth Group
Ron Fuzia
Phyllis Kobel
John Kobel
Given by______________________________________