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MAY 2015
Peace-Tohickon Evangelical Lutheran Church
100 Old Bethlehem Road, Perkasie, Pa 18944
Office: 215-257-3294 Fax: 215-257-9143
Website: www.peace-tohickon.org
E-mail: secretary@peace-tohickon.org
The mission of Peace is to invite encourage and equip all people to love God
with all their heart, mind, soul and strength and to go love our neighbors as God loves us.
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
On May tenth we will be confirming three teenage members at Peace
through the rite for Affirmation of Baptism. Nathaniel Barnes, Dana
Caporaletti, and Michael Gonet, have completed two years of instruction and
are prepared to bear witness to a faith that has been developed through the
support of their families, and through the support of this congregation in
programs like Vacation Bible School, Sunday School, youth group and weekly
worship. On May 24th, Pentecost Sunday, we will also be celebrating baptism
and affirming the baptism of new members.
Whenever someone is baptized at Peace we make a promise as a
congregation to support them and pray for them in their life of faith. We
have a number of programs that seek to support faith development for
infants, children, teens and adults.
What is faith? Where does it come from? How does it grow and develop?
Many are asking these questions about faith formation. As fewer young
people participate in the traditional church programs that have been the
basis for faith development in the past, many are beginning to explore and
experiment with ways to develop faith in a new generation.
One of the leaders in this exploration is Rich Melheim. Rich is a Lutheran
pastor and the founder of Faith Inkubators, a Christian education think tank.
He is convinced that, since faith is about a relationship of trust and love, the
best place to nurture and support the development of faith is in our
households – with the people that we trust and love. He developed the
“Faith 5” – a series of practices that can be done in a few minutes daily to
help people grow faith in themselves and the people around them.
The five steps are: Share – Read – Talk – Pray and Bless. Rich based the
steps on the descriptions of faith formation in the early church (Acts). This
process, when it becomes a ritual, helps us reflect on God’s presence and
work in our lives with only a few minutes of daily investment. It strengthens
our relationships with God and with one another.
Share by telling the highs and lows of the day to one another. Read a
verse of scripture. Talk about any connections you can find between the
things you shared and the verse you read. Pray for one another. Bless each
other –remind each other that you are loved by God. That’s it. That is the
faith 5.
These practices shape our faith by introducing shared reflection into the
pattern of our day. As we ponder the intersection of God’s word and our
experience day after day we increase our awareness of God’s presence in the
midst of our daily lives. This daily exercise strengthens our faith “muscles” by
putting them to work. It isn’t about coming up with profound insights each
day – but making a space to hear when God speaks a word of hope, direction
or encouragement into our lives.
Beginning with our summer schedule in June the Faith 5 will be introduced
at Peace. We will have the opportunity to see how it works, and to practice
it with one another. You will be
encouraged to try it out at home
as well as church, because in the
long run, that is where it works
best.
Those who are affirming their
faith at Peace this month have had
their faith formed through many
programs of the church – but
there are many more years of
faith formation ahead of them. I
hope that we will each continue to
grow our faith, not only through
the things we do at church – but
by being equipped to form faith in
our daily lives.
Yours in Christ,
Pastor Sellers
May at Peace
May 10 – Confirmation,
Mother’s Day, Seth Rumage’s
Send off, geranium orders due.
May 17 – Music Sunday
May 24 – Pentecost Sunday Baptisms and New Members
June at Peace
June 14 – Graduate Sunday
June 20- Youth Lock-in
June 21 – Summer Schedule,
Youth Sunday, Father’s Day
June 28 - Coyotes Concert on
the Lawn
June 28 –July 2 VBS
The Counters will be recognizing Paul
Stever for serving as a counter for 24
years on Sunday May 17. If you
would like to contribute to a gift,
envelopes will be available at the
church. Don’t tell…. It’s a surprise!
A Note From Our Church Council
At February’s annual meeting, the congregation approved the budget for
2015, but with a stipulation: council would review the budget within three
months time and report back to the congregation whether an adjustment to
the budget providing additional compensation to our staff could be
sustained.
During council’s April meeting, we reviewed the revenue and expenses
through the first quarter. At this point, the revenue and expenses align with
the established budget parameters and thus we do not feel it is prudent to
recommend to the congregation any amendments to the budget. That being
said, the council will reassess this question at the end of the second quarter
and again report back to the congregation. In fact, council also agreed to
report the financial status of the congregation on an ongoing quarterly basis
so that you will know how we as a congregation are doing.
Council is elected to serve the congregation and we strive to perform this
task as responsibly as we can. Your input is always welcome and appreciated.
Please feel free to send an email or letter or to simply express your ideas or
concerns to a council member. Contact information for council members is
included in the weekly announcement pages. Also know that council
meetings are generally open to all members of and you are encouraged to
attend. If you cannot attend, please do take the opportunity to read the
minutes of the meetings. They are filed in binders located in the Library.
Calling All Youth
JULY 30 - AUGUST 1
A Closer Walk is a dynamic Christian
youth event designed to help young
people strengthen their relationship
with Jesus Christ. Now in its 14th year,
A Closer Walk continues to reach out
to thousands of young Christians
offering a weekend of fellowship and
renewal. This inspiring event will touch
hearts and change lives.
Participants camp in tents on the
beach at Wildwood, and enjoy bands
and speakers that are exciting and
inspirational. The worship band
LEELAND and Phil King are featured
performers this year. During free time
we enjoy the boardwalk and a pass to
three Morey’s Park amusement piers.
Although this event is aimed at teens,
families are welcome to participate.
Youth Lock-In
Saturday
th
June 20
7pm – SUNDAY!
Join us for great food, great fun, and
maybe even midnight bowling! We
will wrap up our preparations for the Youth Sunday Worship on June
21 – but that will only be the start.
Youth Led Outdoor Worship
The $65 registration includes camping
on the beach Thursday and Friday,
breakfast and dinner on Friday,
speaker and worship sessions, a tshirt, amusement rides and waterparks
until 6pm Saturday.
We need sign-ups and payment by
th
Sunday June 28 . Additional drivers
and chaperones are welcome – but will
need to pay for a ticket to attend.
Sunday June 21
9am
We had an awesome time last year.
You won’t want to miss it!
FLOWERS AND BULLETINS FOR MAY
May 3rd – Honoring Kari Beck’s 32nd Birthday
May 10th- Elva, Bill & Susan Groff in loving memory of Elva Forrestal
and Emily Groff, our mothers, Mom-Mom & Grandma.
May 17th- OPEN
May 24th – Marcia Joe Kramer honoring Harper Wrigley’s Baptism
May 31st - OPEN
Altar Guild
Altar Guild will meet on Saturday, May 23, at 8:30 am to decorate the
church with geraniums for Pentecost Sunday. Please let Elva know at
pennridge45@yahoo.com
Many thanks to Dorrie Daikeler for her years of dedicated service on
the Altar Guild!
BACKGROUND CHECKS
Pennsylvania now requires all volunteers that work with children and
youth (18 and under) to have background checks every 36 months.
The following checks are now required:
Report of criminal history from the PA state Police:
http://www.dhs.state.pa.us/findaform/childabusehistoryclearanceforms/
S001769
Child Abuse History Clearance from Dept. of Human Services:
http://www.dhs.state.pa.us/findaform/childabusehistoryclearanceforms/
S001762 If you don’t have access to email it can be done in the church
office. You will need an appointment.
PEACE SOFT BALL
The Peace competitive softball team is looking for players. Games are held
weekday's Mon.- Thurs. nights at 6:30pm in the Perkasie/Souderton areas.
Generally there is one game per week. Minimum age is 15years old. Previous
baseball/softball playing experience is required. Full time and/or part time players
are welcome. Season runs the end April thru July. Contact Nate Ritter at 215-7407946 or nritter@vt.edu
A Very Grateful Thank You to all who donated clothing,
blankets, shoes and coats to Swaziland Relief! What a
wonderful outpouring of love and compassion. Many
Swazi's will feel warmer and cozier because of your
generosity and caring. Thank you for being a part if this
mission. A special THANK YOU to the ladies of WELCA who
donated a very large number of reading glasses and whose
enthusiasm has inspired many others! If anyone is interested in
helping to pack the sea container feel free to contact Khara
Woehr. Kharawoehr@gmail.com.
MAY BIRTHDAYS
2 Sydney Bara
3 Kari Beck
Dorothy Kasper
Doris Renner
4 Sue Keen
5 Laurie Sparango
6 Lucy Hankins-Susi
7 Heather Lindsay
Gavin Stassi
8 Ruth Cook
Shay Hutton
9 Alexander Bara
Denise Wrigley
10 Ashley Michener
Herman Slozer
Ashley Stranges
11 Jennifer Bara
Kristina Doherty
Carol Heverly
12 William Baldwin
Brian Gonet
13 Tara Grace
Tyler Heverly
Elaine Sipes
Diane Stump
14 Daniel Harris
15 Jean Scholl
16 David Bryde
Frank Pudnick
18 Frank Kerrigan
Dana Miller
19 Mason Bauder
Daniel Bryde
21 George Pester
22 Jayden Rivera
24 Diana Long
25 Michael Bartosiewicz
26 Jillian Dages
27 Jillian Coughlin
Joyce Schneider
29 Madison Bauder
Erik Schneider
HAPPY MAY
ANNIVERSARIES
th
5 – Beth & Earl Anders
Ronald & Jean Scholl
th
13 – Dawn & Chris Lutz
th
19 - Tom & Jana Hamilton
st
21 – Leon & Marie Miller
nd
22 – Justin & Linda Bast
th
24 – Herbert & Grace Laird
Gregory & Donna Benner
th
30 – Anthony & Sharon Sandor
Christopher & Laura Sipes
Walter & Helen Stever
31 – Chip & Teresa Kramer
WELCA (Women of the ELCA) News
Thank you to all who helped in any way and to those
who attended our Ladies' Spring Tea on April 26th. It
was a wonderful afternoon and we were honored to
have Susie Woodland portray Pearl Buck.
Please join us at our next meeting on May 18 at 7:00 PM,
when we will have a fun, game night.
SAVE THE DATE - Our end of the year picnic will be on
Monday, June 1 starting at 6:30 PM at Nancy Cygan's home.
All Women of Peace are invited to join us when you
can. Bring a friend.
May 17 Service Sunday at 2 pm
Join us at the Lutheran Community at Telford Chapel
as we transport people to and from worship. A signup sheet is available on the bulletin board at the
church entrance.
SUMMER WORSHIP
SCHEDULE
Begins on June 21
8:00 am Brief Order of
Communion
9:00 Celebration Worship
Sunday School and our
regular schedule resume
RALLY DAY
September 13, 2015
All ages are welcome!
Thirsty Thursday Bible Study
Becker’s Corner (originally Cappies), located at 110
Old Bethlehem Rd. and Rt. 563 in Quakertown.
Bring your bible, your friends, your questions, and your thirst for
biblical knowledge to this informal gathering! Our next session will
be on Thursday, May 21 at 7:30 pm.
Tuesday Group
“Practicing the Way of Jesus:
Join us at Luke Stever’s
for our Annual Church
Picnic
July 25
At 2- 6 pm.
Swimming, Softball, Fun
and Games for all ages!
Life Together in the Kingdom of Love”
Join us May 5th, 12th & 26th at 7:30 p.m. at Peace to explore
experiments in practicing faith!
DEAD LINE FOR JUNE
NEWSLETTER
The Peace Men’s Group meets on Saturday, May 9 at
8:00 am in the Church Library
Join us!
Please contact Bruce Bachman call 215-257-5319 or
bbbachman235@comcast.net
The dead line for June’s
newsletter will be May 22nd.
In order to get it out in a timely
manner, please send all items
to the secretary by then.
Our Shut in Members
Anna Bishop
Rockhill Mennonite Community
Personal Care – Room 105
3250 State Road
Sellersville, PA 18960
Richard Bradish
Lutheran Community –
Healthcare Pavilion
12 Lutheran Home Drive
Telford, PA 18969
Mary Dunlap
401 Three Mile Run Road
Sellersville, PA 18960
Evelyn Fretz
521 Arch Street
Perkasie, PA 18944
George Heverly
482 Covered Bridge Drive
Quakertown, PA 18951
Leon Miller
Solana of Doylestown,
Rm 216
Warrington, PA 18976
April 26
Elizabeth Mae Thomas
Grace Ann Hill
Call the Pastor When…
A member becomes
hospitalized or shut-in
Someone you know needs
prayer
You are having a baby
You have spiritual questions
you want to explore
You are curious about God’s
call to you
You need to talk something
through
Church Office: 215-2573294
Cell: 267-377-6138
(Emergency only)
Helen Poust
4596 CR # 305
Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538
Jean Scholl
2301 North Fifth Street
Perkasie, PA 18944
Pauline Texter
Atria Woodbridge Place
P.O. Box 879
Kimberton, PA 19442
Cancer Run
THANK YOU
Harold Myers
Clare Bridge of Dublin
160 Elephant Road
Dublin, PA 18917
Marlene Shilling
The Birches
691 Main Street, Room 28
Harleysville, PA 19438
Dawn Herrmann Memorial
CONGRATULATIONS
Thanks to everyone who
helped raise $5000
for cancer research!
-John Lindsay who arranged
for our Fire Police.
-Bill Groff, Tom Smith, Bruce
Bachman and Phil Deck who
set-up and manned our water
stations and assisted with the
route clean up.
-Walt Herrmann, Tom
O’Donnell, Melissa Yates,
Grace Lloyd and Pastor who
prepared the tags and bags
for race day.
- Walt Herrmann, Joe
O’Donnell, Melissa Yates,
Grace Lloyd and Cheryl SaintPol who handled registration.
- Barb Bachmann & Grace
Lloyd who were timing
assistants.
-Chip Kramer for setting up
the sound system, bringing
some rocking tunes, and
clean-up.
-Cheryl Saint- Pol for being
chief cook and bottle washer!
- Joyce and Eric Schneider for
directing racers into the finish.
-Janice & Bob Propsner for all
the leg work!
To
Nathaniel Barnes,
Dana Caporaletti,
and Michael Gonet
PEACE MEMBER RIBBON WINNERS!
Beth Anders, Rachel & Ryan
Canning, Gary & Roxane
D’Aprile, Kathy Deck, Teresa &
Krystie Kramer, Greg & Walt
Herrmann. CONGRATS!
Geraniums for
Pentecost
We invite you to order a geranium in honor or
remembrance of loved ones for Pentecost,
May 24th
Sunday
The price is $3.50 per plant. Cash or checks made payable
to Peace Lutheran Church along with this order form.
Please place your order in an envelope clearly marked
for flowers.
Then return your order to the church office or place it in
the offering plate.
Deadline for Orders is Sunday, May 10th
Your Name__________________________________
In Memory of________________________________
In Honor of _________________________________
Number of Plants _____ Total Paid _________________
______ I wish to leave my flowers to be planted on the
church property.
Paid Check # ____________
Paid Cash____________
Music Notes May 2015
He is Risen indeed, Alleluia! April was wonderful. The end of
Lent brought us into a beautiful Easter season. Jen, Linda, and I would
all like to thank our musicians for their hard work and joyous spirit that
helped make our worship so meaningful.
May will be just as wonderful! We celebrate Mother’s Day,
Confirmation, Pentecost, and Music Sunday! The third Sunday of May
will bring out all of Peace’s musical offerings to share in a festival of
sounds. Cherubs, Youth, Bells, New Spirit, Senior Choir… you name it.
Music has always had a strong presence at Peace, and this is one of
the days when it all comes together at once. Bring a friend! We also
have special music for every Sunday, so bring a friend then too :)
We are going to be adding some more opportunities for the
congregation to sing, so keep your eyes on the bulletin. You may be
asked to sing along with a communion hymn, or at other times with the
choir - perhaps even a congregational anthem!
Looking ahead just a little, we will be welcoming Re-Creation to
host the third Sunday in July (New Spirit Sunday). We’ve had them
here a few times in the past and it is always a moving presentation.
These young people dedicate their time and energy to serving God
above and God’s people below. Mark your calendars!
In Peace and Music,
Ed Bara, Director of Music Ministries
THANK YOU
Thanks to all who made our
Holy Week and Easter so
memorable!
-For a beautiful sanctuary:
Altar guild (Jan Abate, Sue
Keen), Flowers (Sponsors, Elva
Groff & WELCA)
-For awesome music:
Ed, Jen, Linda, choir, cherub
choir, bell choir & soloists!
- Palm Crosses Cheryl Moyer
and her nimble volunteers.
-Participants in reading of
Christ's passion on Palm
Sunday.
-Maundy Thursday
participants, especially our
Apostle impersonators and our
leader Chip Kramer.
-Our Prayer Vigil participants.
-Kolby Kramer for manning the
special effects on Good Friday
(strobe lighting, etc.)
-Donna Benner and all who
assisted with the Easter Egg
Hunt (especially Jillian Dages
who made sure the Easter
Bunny arrived!)
-Sandy and Cindy Miller and
Pancake Breakfast crew for a
delicious breakfast!
-Seth Rumage (real great "He
is risen!")
-Gary Schott and the Ushers
-Grace Lloyd and her
proofreader and folders for
many, many Bulletins!
-Our Assistant Ministers,
Acolytes, Crucifers and
Lectors.
-Our sexton and cleaning team
who made us shine.
-Bear Creek, Khara Woher for
purchasing the food, Chip and
Tamara for chaperones, Chip
for the amazing stilts, Carole
Brackman and Grace Lloyd for
the juggling bags, and all our
amazing youth who helped
make it a fantastic time!
-The Brass Concert- our great
committee, Elva Groff & Nancy
Frank and all who assisted with
the lovely reception.
- The Blood Drive, Wanda and
Joe O’Donnell & donors.
-For all who Hosted, served and
prepared food for the WELCA
Tea. It was wonderful!
Take Me Out to the Ball Game…
Peace Softball
It is that time of year again! The Peace Softball
Season has begun. Come on out to support our
team as they compete with a new league this year.
Our up-coming games will be:
April 30 against Line Lexington at
May 4 against First Baptist at
May 11 against Calvary 2 at
May 14 against Liedy's / Penn Valley at
May 18th against Covenant Church at
May 21st against Fairview Village at
May 28th against Grace Community at
“Lake Lenape”
“Centennial Park”
“Centennial Park”
“Penn Valley”
“Franconia Park”
“Branchwood Park”
“Centennial Park”
All games start at 6:30 pm. The Peace team consists of ball players from
Peace, St. Matt’s at St. Andrews UCC. It is a great time for families with lots
of little people in attendance. The schedule for the entire season is available
on the bulletin board.
BALL PARK LOCATIONS:
Lake Lenape
(By Landis's Perkasie)
543 Constitution Ave
Perkasie, PA 18944
Franconia Park
671 Allentown Road
Telford, PA 18969
Line Lexington Menn.
80 Hilltown Pike
Line Lexington, PA 18932
Centennial Park
44 Church Rd
Telford, PA 18969
Branchwood Park
Camp Road
Telford, PA 18969
Penn Valley
320 North 3rd Street
Telford, PA 18969
EDUCATION FUND
APPLICATIONS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE
These materials may be found on
the tract rack located in our
church entryway or downloaded
from our website. Applications
for the scholarships MUST be
received by June 1st so that they
may be processed by the
scholarship committee. They will
be presented to the Church
Council at their June meeting.
Considering the costs of higher
education today, these limited
moneys are a welcome assistance
to our young adults and families.
Questions… please contact
Debbie Bagg at 215-538-2679 or
email rdbagg@verizon.net.
ARE YOU OR YOUR
CHILD GRADUATING?
We would like to recognize
everyone who has reached this
special milestone in their life!
Graduation Sunday is June 14th .
Please contact the church office
by May 24th with your
graduates’ name.
Lehigh Valley IRON PIGS
Join us for a fun night at the ball park on Faith
Night, June 15!
A $15 ticket includes a field level seat, a “Hog with
a Halo” baseball cap and a $2 credit for purchasing
concessions in the ball park. Game starts at 7:05
pm and carpooling is encouraged.
Sign-up on the bulletin board by June 7th.
Questions? Call Nate Ritter at (267)354-1669.
…At The Old Ball Game!
FISH NEEDS
Current needs at the food
pantry:
Pancake mix, pancake syrup,
toothpaste/shampoo/soap,
detergent, sugar, flour, cake,
cookie & brownie mixes,
canned potatoes, canned beans
(all types), canned sweet
potatoes, pudding & Jell-O,
cream soups, canned pineapple,
spaghetti & spaghetti sauce,
diapers& wipes (sizes 3-6)
A NOTE FROM THE MUTUAL MINISTRY COMMITTEE
To the People of Peace,
Within every organization, public or private, there is the need for a group of concerned and empowered individuals to
ensure open communication among all members, to resolve conflict and to help manage the needs of the staff. The
Mutual Ministry Committee comprised of Heidi Gerth (chair), Bruce Bachman, Kathleen Deck and John Lindsay, serve in
this capacity for the people of Peace.
Our purpose is to:
 Ensure open communication between pastor, staff and the congregation
 Be a “listening post” for the pastor, staff and congregation
 Manage and diffuse conflict
 Act as a sounding board for the pastor and staff
 Identify helpful continuing education needs
 Maintain concern for the spiritual, emotional and physical needs of the pastor and staff
We do this, in partnership with Church Council, through a few primary functions:
1) HR Committee – Mutual Ministry will make recommendations to Council on the selection of staff, job
descriptions, interviews, exit interviews and annual review of staff benefits.
2) Education – Should training or continuing education needs be identified for a staff member, Mutual Ministry will
make a recommendation to Council for endorsement.
3) Evaluations – Every paid member of the staff should benefit from an annual review of their performance,
partnership in setting yearly goals and regular reviews of their terms of employment (if applicable). Mutual
Ministry will lead these processes in close collaboration with Council. Any outcomes such as goals or
recommended pay changes will be presented to Council for decision.
There is a final function of Mutual Ministry that is done independently from Council and all other church groups and
staff. We serve in a Support capacity and are a confidential, neutral communication channel that can be used to raise
church related concerns, listen to an issue, offer advice or resolve a conflict. Any member of the congregation, staff or
church group may approach any member of the team for this kind of assistance.
So far this year, the Mutual Ministry team has had our initial meeting to establish goals for 2015 and discuss ways to
improve communication and connections with Council, staff and the congregation. This letter is one such outcome. We
have also clarified lines of authority with Council and communicated directly to each member of staff. Some of our
other priorities for 2015 will be a review of job descriptions, annual evaluations, setting 2015 goals with staff and
engaging in other avenues to make this team more accessible for Pastor, staff and the congregation.
We look forward to serving and offering this important service to Peace. Please feel free to reach out and engage any
member of the team for assistance.
Mutual Ministry Contact Information:
Heidi Gerth (chair)
267-424-4893
heidi.gerth@pfizer.com
Bruce Bachman 215-257-5319
Kathy Deck
267-241-8197
cleoandmids@yahoo.com
John Lindsay
267-446-0199
jlindsay27@comcast.net
MAY 2015
Peace-Tohickon Lutheran Church
215-257-3294 (Office) 215-257-9143 (Fax) secretary@peace-tohickon.org
SUNDAY
3
5th Sunday of Easter
8:15 & 10:15am Communion
Jim Heckman preaching
9:00am Sunday school
MON
4
7pm Outreach
6pm Brownies
TUE
8:00pm Senior
Choir
11
12
6:30pm Daisies
7:30pm Tues.
Group
18
7PM WELCA
25
31 - Judy Hamilton
2
7
8
7:30pm Mutual
Ministry
Synod Assy
9
8:00am Men’s
Study Group
Synod Assy
13
Choirs
6:45pm Youth
7 - 9 All Choirs
14
20
21
7:30pm Senior
Choir
6:30pm Daisies
15
16
1:30pm To Live
Again
22
23
8:30 Altar Guild
to decorate
church for
Pentecost
7:00pm Thirsty
Thursday.
27
28
29
30
7:30 Senior Choir
7:30pm N/A
Sophia Hughes
17th - Scott & Kathy Dages
st
19
7pm Church
Council meets
26
7:30pm Tues.
Group
Maddie Gerth
24th - Debbie Bagg
1
6pm Brownies
rd
10 - Linda Gonet
SAT
6:30pm Daisies
7:30pm N/A
ACOLYTE
th
FRI
7:30pm N/A
GREETERS
3 - John & Kathy Lindsay
THUR
5
6
7:30pm Tues. Grp. 1:30pm Staff
7:00pm
7:30pm N/A
Confirmation
Rehearsal Bells
6:00pm N/A
10 Confirmation Day
6th Sunday of Easter
8:15am Comm.
10:15am worship
Farewell for Seth
9:00am Sunday school
6:00pm N/A
Deadline for Geraniums
17
7th Sunday of Easter
Music Sunday
8:15,Communion 10:15 am
worship
9:00am Sunday school
2:30pm Lutheran Community
6:00pm N/A
24
DAY OF PENTECOST
8:15am & 10:15 Communion
9 am Sunday school
Baptism & new members
N/A 6pm
Parish nurse
31
Pastor Away
WED
CRUCIFER
Tom Smith
Michael Gonet
NEW
Ashton Muhlig
Courtney Steiner
LECTOR
Dick Burkett
ASSISTANT MINISTER
Holly Grace
Phil Deck
Michael Cygan
Michael Cygan
Nancy Cygan
Dwight Dulsky
Kathy Lindsay
SPIRIT SERVICE
TBD
Luke Stranick
Head Usher –Phil Deck Nurse – Elaine Sipes Altar Guild – Nancy Frank & Judy Hamilton Nursery - Elaine Miller