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St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Newsletter October 2014
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PASTOR’S CORNER
Micah 4.12: “But they do not know the thoughts of the Lord; they do not understand his plan.”
Office: 610-828-3098
When I was a Church Organist at a Lutheran Church during my college years, I
remember a gentleman coming up to the organ console after the postlude and saying,
“You play too loud. It hurts my ears!” Now I’ll admit that there are some times I play
a bit loudly, but this particular Sunday was not one of them. I asked him which part of
the service seemed loud today. He mentioned one specific hymn. I asked him to listen
to a few different sounds from the organ and let me know when it hurt his ears. I noticed he was wearing a hearing aid. When I pulled on the mixture (an organ stop that
is high-pitched) he held his ears and said, “That’s it!” I let him know that it was not the
loudness of the organ, but the high pitch that caused a problem with his hearing aide. I
told him I would be more aware of the problem, but could not promise never to use
that stop. When he realized that the issue was not with the loudness of the organ, but
rather was a problem with the hearing aide, he was more content.
Church Email: office.splh@gmail.com
How often do we get upset with God, because we have a problem that we feel
is God’s fault for some reason or another? Why doesn’t God make others more cooperative with us? Of course, we want that to happen without us having to make sacrifices, be forgiving, or love our neighbor as ourselves. Why doesn’t God make our work
situation better? Then again, we aren’t motivated to go above and beyond what is
expected; might have been late a few times; know we’re not really giving 100%
although we are sure no one else has figured that out. Why hasn’t God given me better
health? But we never stuck to that diet, don’t want to exercise, eat all of those fried
foods, don’t get enough sleep, never check our blood pressure and won’t go to a
doctor.
FAX: 610-828-3232
Pastor’s Email: ToddofPA@aol.com
Website: StPetersLafayetteHill.org
Address: 3025 Church Road
Lafayette Hill, PA 19444
S PE CI A L PO IN T S OF
INTEREST:
As the prophet Micah says, we don’t understand the ways of the Lord. For as
bad as we are at being in control of our lives sometimes, it is amazing how well things  August Operating Budget
usually turn out. God is gracious to us even when we don’t hold up our end. Not only  October Worship Schedule
does God provide for much of our earthly needs, but God also promises to provide for
us throughout Eternity.
 Adult Forum
Once that gentleman realized the situation with my organ playing, he was able
to accept the situation and be more content in worship. Once we realize that we will
not totally understand God’s plan, but trust that it is in our best interest, we can live a
more contented life. Too often we want God to live by our standards instead of adjusting our lives to live according to God’s standards. Trust that God really does know
what is best.
Faithfully Yours,
The Rev. R. Bruce Todd
 Stewardship
 October Calendar
 Boar’s Head Letter
 Boar’s Head Ticket order
Form
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October
Operation Warm
Coat
If you pull out your
winter clothes and decide it’s time to donate, please consider
giving to those in
need. We will be collecting winter coats
and jackets, sweaters,
hats, scarves, mittens,
gloves and blankets.
Items will be given to
the Colonial Neighborhood Council, St Michaels
and/or Refugees.
Enjoy a delicious Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday,
October18, 5 P.M. to 7 P.M.. Tickets are $8 and
will be on sale in the Narthex and the church office.
Participate in
this fun
shopping
event, on
Tuesday,
October 21.
Tickets are $5.00 and include a 25% off shopping
pass for that day, free refreshments and the
chance to win prizes. Tickets will be on sale in
the Narthex and the church office.
Autumn Food
Giving Initiative:
This program begins
on October 19th and
continues through
November 16th. The
collection of food
items are for local
families so that they
may also enjoy a
Thanksgiving dinner.
A cornucopia table
will be set up in the
Narthex to receive all boxed and canned dinner
items. SCRIP cards for grocery stores will also
be welcomed. SCRIP cards enable the purchase of fresh vegetables, fruits and dairy items
to be included in the families’ dinner.
College Care Packages
We will be sending
out much appreciated
Care Packages to
College students this
fall.
We need University
names, mailing addresses, what year
they're in and when
their final exams are
for the fall semester.
This information can
emailed to the church
at Office.SPLH@gmail.com
Donations of snack foods and Scrip cards
are appreciated.
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SCRIP: The
Holiday Season
starts to gear up this
month. Purchases
are needed for the
“ghosts” and
“goblins” that will
soon be knocking at
your door. Social
Ministry’s Autumn
Giving Initiative is working to provide the ingredients for a Holiday Dinner for local families in
need. A cornucopia table will be in the Narthex to
receive contributions. SCRIP cards for Acme,
Giant, ShopRite, Super Fresh, Weis, Whole
Foods, Target and Walmart can help you and the
local families. Social Ministry can use the grocery store cards to add fresh vegetables, fruits and
dairy items to the food contributions.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS:
We will be receiving new members into our congregation on October 26th. Orientation class will
be on October 12th at 6:30 p.m. in the Chapel. If
you are interested in becoming a member, please
note on the Worship Pad at the end of the pew or
call Ursula at 610-828-2492.
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Psalms 66:1-2 “Make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands: Sing forth the honor of his
name; make his praise glorious.”
Let the Rejoicing Begin! Our new season of music making is finally here!
There is a long tradition of fine choral music at St. Peter’s, and I am anxious to not only
maintain our fine traditions, but also develop some new skills. Exciting plans are being
made, and challenging goals have been put in place, and I warmly invite all to be a part
of this year’s music ministry. Do you need to be a trained vocalist? NO! Do you have to
audition? NO! Do you have to read music? NO! Will you have a wonderful opportunity to take part in our congregation’s music ministry? YES! Will you discover that you
really enjoy singing? YES! Will you discover that you really enjoy ringing bells? YES!
Rehearsals are the following:
Thursdays at 4:00 PM– Children’s Choir will meet in music room beginning on September
25 (we may change rehearsals to Sunday after church?)
Thursday nights 6:00 PM – Handbells meet in music room beginning October 9
Thursday nights 7:30 PM – Adult Choir meets in Sanctuary
Thursday nights 8:30 PM – Boar’s Head Choir meets in Sanctuary beginning
October 23
Please join us for any of our Music Opportunities and not only enrich your life in the above ways, but
also serve God by making your joyful noise of praise! All are welcome!
Contact Carol Evans for more information ~ evans.c@gmercyu.edu
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TREATS-FROM-THE-TRUNK
Following Worship on Reformation Sunday,
October 26th, we will have our annual "Treatsfrom-the-Trunk" event. For those of you not
familiar with this activity, we invite all of the
children (and adults too) to come to church in
costume on that day. Following the worship
services, we go into the parking lot and go trick-ortreating from car to car. Church members willing
to participate are asked to park in the back portion
of the parking lot and bring goodies for the kids. It
is always a wonderful time for everyone. Plan
ahead and mark your calendars!
St Peter’s
CHILDREN’S CHOIR
Invitation
Come join us!
We rehearse from
4:00-4:45
on Thursday afternoons
Ages 4—11
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY
DID YOU KNOW?
The Prayer Shawl Ministry
makes more than shawls! In
addition to making shawls that
give comfort to so many
people, we will be busy this
year making scarves and hats
for those who come to the
community meals at St.
Michael’s, we make scarves and hats for the care
packages to our college students, AND we help
St. Peter’s Youth with craft projects.
A male dancer is needed
for the 2015 Boar's Head
Festival. Please Contact
David Littlejohn at
610-825-2999 or
pitbul1@aol.com
if interested.
Thanks Dave
We sing—
do crafts—
eat snacks—
have parties—
make friends!
Carol Evans is the director.
If interested, please call the
church office at 610-828-3098
or email Carol at
evans.c@gmercyu.edu
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Boar’s Head and Yule Log Festival
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
3025 Church Road, Lafayette Hill, PA. 19444
phone: 610-828-3098 fax: 610-828-3232
Dear Friends of the Boar’s Head Festival,
We are excited about entering our 34th year of presenting the annual Boar’s Head & Yule Log
Festival. This year we welcome our New Director of Music, Carol Evans, who will be directing the
Choir & Orchestra. Her enthusiasm and excitement for the Festival will be obvious through her work.
Even after three decades, people still say it is an indescribable event. Is it a concert or is it a theater
production? There is dancing as well as acting and pageantry. It’s an Epiphany Pageant but also tells
the Christmas story. Some people come every year while others make it an occasional tradition.
Whichever category you fall into, you will not want to miss this year’s presentation. While we hold on
to the integrity of the festival, we have updated and added some new costumes, interspersed some new
music, and have authentic medieval dances. The schedule for our 32nd presentation is:
Saturday, January 10th 2015 – 1:00, 4:00 & 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, January 11th 2015 – 1:00, 4:00 & 7:00 p.m.
We look forward to sharing this year’s festival with you. Tickets are usually gone weeks before
the festival weekend, so we encourage your prompt reply. We suggest a $12 donation be given for each
ticket requested, same as last year. As in the past, our custom is to fill ticket requests that include a tax
deductible donation with the order form. If tickets are available after requests including a donation are
fulfilled, we will then honor requests from those orders that have not included a contribution. In
addition to your financial support, we also request your prayers as we prepare to help make your
Christmas/Epiphany season inspirational.
Enclosed you will find an Order Form for tickets. To assure tickets for your desired performance, do not delay in submitting your request. Please include a self-addressed stamped envelope,
otherwise, your tickets will be held for you at the door. Tickets will not be available for pick-up in the
church office. If you have questions concerning tickets you may contact Anne Hipp at 610-825-7837.
We thank you for your past support and look forward to another year of presenting an
inspirational Boar’s Head & Yule Log Festival. This helps us fulfill our mission to share the life, love
and joy of Jesus Christ with others.
With Blessings,
The Rev. R. Bruce Todd
For the Boar’s Head & Yule Log Committee
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September 14, 2014
Dear Member of St. Peter’s
In mid-October, our annual Pledge Drive will begin. Envelopes will be distributed by our Pledge
Captains before worship services. In order to develop an accurate 2015 budget to cover salaries and
our variety of church programs we need a realistic idea of your intended annual giving to the
Church. The Stewardship Campaign is the only way to make this
determination; therefore, it is
important that everyone completes and returns their pledge cards.
Two years ago a Building Capital Reserve Fund was developed to provide a means of funding long
delayed capital improvements to the church. The plan required that 3% of annual congregational
giving be transferred to this fund. In fiscal year 2013, Total Income was down by 6.43% and the
church budget had a $41,145 deficit. Part of this deficit was due to unexpected costs for snow removal.
This year our giving is down 4% as of September 1st. As In the past, mortgage giving was down,
and money from the general offering was used to cover the difference. This year despite an increase of 2% in the general giving ($5,112.26), mortgage giving is down 15% ($13,146) leaving us
2% ($8,034) behind in our Total Income. Please consider giving more to the mortgage fund so that
we can meet our mortgage payments.
Also, you may want to consider the Simply Giving Program which provides the convenience of your
offering being deducted from your designated bank account at a specific date each month. Being
part of this program is not only convenient for you but provides better cash flow to the church to
meet our financial obligations. Information regarding this program will be enclosed in the pledge
envelopes.
Remember another way to increase income to the church is to participate in the SCRIP Program.
Information regarding SCRIP will also be enclosed.
Thank you in advance for your 2015 pledge of giving to St. Peter’s.
Sincerely,
The Stewardship Committee
William Friedgen, Stacey Levins, David Littlejohn, Claire Riggs, Charles Skutches
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ST. PETER’S OPERATING BUDGET (August)
Category
August
Actual
August
Budget
Total Current Income
Total Misc Income
Total Rental Income
Total Income
25,029.50 21,818.33
9,351.50 12,174.56
5,144.67 5,199.67
39,525.67 39,192.56
08/31/2014
Diff
YTD
Actual
August YTD 08/31/2014
Budget
Diff
3,211.17
-2,823.06
-55.00
333.11
209,938.44
81,041.72
38,267.36
329,247.52
204,826.18 5,112.26
97,396.48 -16,354.76
41,597.36 -3,330.00
343,820.02 -14,572.50
-308.21
2,499.36
2,733.03
-233.67
637.50
401.60
1,841.67
-175.00
1,692.20
146.11
23,907.89 -8,364.15
20,303.17 -2,709.78
2,625.00 -2,082.82
39,192.56
333.11
51,315.64 -13,092.25
-12,123.08 13,425.36
5,648.61
15,947.24
15,012.04
197,315.24
148,514.31
18,899.38
329,247.52
403,836.18
-74,588.66
5,100.00
14,733.36
15,134.98
152,553.62
162,239.66
21,000.00
343,820.02
373,494.65
-29,674.63
548.61
1,213.88
-122.94
44,761.62
-13,725.35
-2,100.62
-14,572.50
30,341.53
-44,914.03
Income
Expenses
Total Worship Ministry
Total Church Community Ministry
Total Outreach Ministry
Total Office
Total Property/Building
Total Personnel
Total Miscellaneous
TOTAL INCOME
TOTAL EXPENSE
OVERALL TOTAL
0.00
1,039.10
1,666.67
1,838.31
15,543.74
17,593.39
542.18
39,525.67
38,223.39
1,302.28
308.21
Notes
The September meeting of Congregational Council saw the receipt
and discussion of several reports from our active committees.
Foremost, of course, were the final touches on the proposal to submit
to the Congregation regarding the roof repairs to Fellowship Hall. On
September 14, the proposal for the repair, which involves considerable complex work, was approved
unanimously by the congregation in a special meeting... Much time and effort was and will be
expended as this project, scheduled to begin soon will require our close attention to detail. We thank
the Property Committee for its work in this project!
Other issues discussed were the organ restoration project, the sound system, church security
plans and processes, and staffing for the Christian education and youth ministry programs. A
comprehensive report was received by the Social Ministry committee whose several projects are more
than impressive. The invitation is wide open for members who wish to help with at least one of these
endeavors such as the Community Meals program that is a valuable large weekly effort. Please see
Ellen Daneke if you wish to help with this program or one of the others that continue to help us carry
out our mission. A list of Council members is found in this bulletin; feel free to speak with any
member if you have any questions or concerns!
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WORSHIP ASSISTANTS SCHEDULE FOR October 2014
ALAR GUILD: Pat Hughes; Jane Schultz; Lois Trautman
COMMUNION ASSISTANT
10/05: Marshall Coursey; Sandy Leonardo
10/26: Bernadette McMeans; Betty Rotenbury
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Oct 5
Oct 12
Oct 19
Oct 26
GREETERS READERS ACOLYTES CRUCIFERS
Bernadette
McMeans
Bill Friedgen
Lisa & Megan
Julia Friedgen
Peuser
Doris &
Theresa
Webber
Jack Melillo
USHERS
John Hansel
Emily Turner
Mrtin & Jenifer Bogdon; Rugh
Mucha; Bill Raupp; Bernadette
McMeans
Austin
Hokanson
Rylynn
Trembath
Jodi Ash;Stephen Roehm
Hannah Peuser; Joseph Santino
Alexa
Lavanchy
Michael Gould
Paul & Karen Knittel; Rob Celia
Sue & Karen
Jackson Kohler
Vicky Hyczko Nolan Lockard
Speers
Guzik
Mark & Deann Boyer
Tom Peuser; Nancy Barr
Kathleen & Emily Turner
THANK YOU FOR SERVING!
If you would like to donate your offerings through our
“Simply Giving” program, simply contact the office. This
program makes it possible for your offering to be directly deposited from your bank account into the church’s bank account on a date you designate. This is a good way to initiate
faith-based giving. We appreciate your support.
Save SPLC the expense of paper and postage!
Electronic Monthly Newsletter
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If you do not have a computer or email, don’t worry ~ we will continue to mail the Newsletter to you!
Thanks for helping to reduce costs and Go Green!
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OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
10/01
10/02
10/02
Kevin Pownall, Sr.
Nicholas Moore
Cathy Anderson
10/18
10/18
10/19
Sue Speers
Lucia Santaniello
Doris Weber
10/03
10/04
10/05
10/05
10/05
10/06
10/06
Tyler Brown
Nicholas DeVitis
Tom Bahnck
Ashley Rossi
Sienna Bunt
Carol Benner
Katie Culp
10/19
10/19
10/21
10/21
10/21
10/21
10/22
Marge Guldner
Paul Ohntrup
Charlie Muhler
Jo McManus
Courtney Soda
Gemma Cohen
Kristin Hokanson
10/07
Linda Helm-Fahy
10/22
Charles Giovanisci
10/08
Jimmie Garrison
10/24
Brynn Hopper
10/08
10/08
10/10
10/10
10/10
10/10
10/11
10/12
10/12
Robert Graham
Scott Culp, Sr.
Nancy Lockard
Adam Zipfel
Justin Aloia
Jennifer McCullin
Charlotte Thompson
Gene Soda, Jr.
Megan Phillips
10/24
10/24
10/25
10/25
10/25
10/26
10/27
10/28
10/28
Don Riggs
Ashley Dorn
Jane Schultz
Paul John Feigel, Jr.
Emma Hokanson
Peg Heffernan
Paige Totten
Clare Sweeney
Thomas Aloia
10/12
10/12
10/15
10/15
10/17
10/18
Eva Friedgen
Dana MacNeal
Sandy Hudson
Bob Blundin
Patrick J. O’Hara
Kevin McBurney
10/29
10/29
10/30
10/30
10/30
10/31
Frank Mayer, Jr.
Tommy Pezzano
Faith Cullen
Bob Gallagher
Tim Johnson
Joseph Polowczuk
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BAPTISM:
9-21-2014
August Walter Semler
NEWSLETTER
Articles are due on the
15th of the month. Please
email your Word
document to
office.splh@gmail.com.
ALTAR
FLOWERS
Dedicating the Sunday
altar flowers is a lovely
way to remember or honor
loved ones. There are
many dates available
throughout the summer!
Call the church office 610828-3098 to schedule a
special date.
Commemorate special occasions such as
birthdays, anniversaries, or achievements!
"Come, Ye Thankful People, Come!" This year’s
Community Thanksgiving Service will be held on
Thanksgiving Eve, November 26th at Or Ami
Synagogue on Ridge Pike at 7:30 p.m. The
preacher this year is our own Pastor Todd! The
choir will consist of members of the various
churches and synagogue in the PlymouthWhitemarsh area! Mark your calendar now to
save the date for this inspirational event.
ADULT FORUM: MARK YOUR CALENDAR
Our bi-monthly Adult Forum sessions will continue to focus this year on
inviting everyone to become more fluent in the language of faith---the
language of Scripture--in order that we may live into our calling as a
people renewed, enlivened, empowered and sent by the Word. This
framework for this study series is an initiative of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in America.
The sessions are designed to allow everyone to “drop in and out” as
needed, although for best results, joining the group on a regular basis is
great for your spiritual health! Note that except for Lent, our sessions meet
every other Wednesday according to the schedule below. Sessions are
held at Noon and 7:30 p.m. In the event of inclement weather, call the church office or see the website at www.stpeterslafayettehill.org
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ADULT FORUM: (continued…)
DATE
Dates for Our Meetings:
TOPIC
October 8, 2014
Songs of the Faithful: Studies in Psalms
October 22, 2014
Songs of the Faithful: Studies in Psalms (part II)
November 5, 2014
Signs of the Kingdom: Studies in Matthew
November 19, 2014
Signs of the Kingdom: Studies in Matthew (part II)
December 3, 2014
December 17, 2014
God’s Will for Life: Studies in Mark
God’s Will for Life: Studies in Mark (part II)
January 7, 2015
Being the Body of Christ: Studies in I Corinthians
January 21, 2015
Being the Body of Christ: Studies in I Corinthians (part II)
February 4, 21015
Overview of Lenten Studies – Selected Scripture/Discussion –
Contemporary Application
February 25, 2015 LENT
Daily Discipleship During Lent: Being an Instrument of Peace
March 4, 2015 LENT
Daily Discipleship During Lent: Being an Instrument of Pardon
and Faith
March 11, 2015 LENT
Daily Discipleship During Lent: Being and Instrument of Hope
and Light
March 18, 2015 LENT
Daily Discipleship During Lent: Being an Instrument of Joy and
Consolation
Daily Discipleship During Lent: Being an Instrument of
Understanding and Love
March 25, 2015 LENT
April 15, 2015
God’s Own People: Studies in 1 Peter
April 29, 2015
May 13, 2015 Final Session
God’s Own People: Studies in I Peter (part II)
Putting it All Together with the Holy Trinity
If a session is cancelled because
of weather, we will move on to
the next date and topic
Resources Needed
You. Your attendance is needed and will be welcomed!
Bring your Bible if convenient; if not, we will have Bibles at the ready as well. Just
Be prepared to: Make a joyful noise as we open our sessions with a favorite hymn!
Be prepared to: Pray, Read, Contemplate, Contribute, and have some fun doing it.
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7:30 Mutual Ministry
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Reformation Sunday
Worship 8:30 & 10:00
10:00 Sunday School
Treats From the Trunk
New Members accepted
7:30 Boy Scouts
7:30 Boy Scouts
19th Sunday after Pent
Worship 8:30 & 10:00
10:00 Sunday School
6:00 Catechism Class
7:30 Pipers
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12 Adult Forum
7:30 Pipers
7:30 Adult Forum
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7:30 Pipers
7:30 Boy Scouts
7:30 Church Council
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12 Adult Forum
7:30 Pipers
7:30 Adult Forum
4:00 Children’s
6:00 Handbell Choir
7:30 Adult Choir
8:30 Boar’s Head Choir
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4:00 Children’s Choir
6:00 Handbell Choir
7:30 Adult Choir
8:30 Boar’s Head Choir
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4:00 Children’s
6:00 Handbell Choir
7:30 Adult Choir
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4:00 Children’s Choir
6:00 Handbell Choir
8:00 Adult Choir
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17
10
6:00 Dietrich Wedding
Rehearsal
4:00 Children’s Choir
7:30 Adult Choir
7:30 Pipers
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2
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FRI
THU
WED
Pent
Worship 8:30 & 10:00
10:00 Sunday School
11:00 Prayer Shawl
11:00 BH Meeting
1218th Sday after
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7:30 Boy Scouts
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5
TUE
17th Sunday after Pent
Worldwide Comm
Worship 8:30 & 10:00
Sunday School 10:00
MON
SUN
11:00 Community Meals
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11:00 Community Meals
5:00 Spaghetti Dinner
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9-2 Craft Fair
11:00 Community Meals
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11:00 Community Meals
3:00 Dietrich Wedding
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October 2014
IT’S THE BOAR’S HEAD 2015 CASTING CALL!
Performances in 2015 are January 10th and 11th
Mandatory Dress rehearsal is Thursday, January 8th
Sign up sheet for all cast members, will be with me in the Muhlenberg Chapel on Sunday October
19th after both 8:30 and 10:00 Worship services.
The costumes are ready... the music is ready… the props are ready… the Pipers are ready! We need
YOU to commit to the weekend and celebrate the joy of St. Peter's.
We are down a few male dancers this year. If any one knows of folks outside of the congregation that might
like to put on those beautiful costumes and be a wonderful part of the show as dancers, tell them to contact
David Littlejohn or Kate Garrison at 610-940-1373 or Garrison26@aol.com.
If you're in the Boar's Head Cast, Choir and Crew, please send an email to Kate Garrison with your email
address so that we may build an updated email database and keep you up to date with announcements.
Least you forget - there is a part, a roll, a job for ANYONE that would like to participate!!!
Sign up for the Fun!
~~~ Kate Garrison
Optimism can take you anywhere
CRAFT FAIR
Saturday, October 11, 2014
9 am - 2 pm
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
3025 Church Road.
Lafayette Hill, PA 19444
Over 40 Crafters
Snacks, Lunch, Face Painting
BOAR’S HEAD AND YULE LOG FESTIVAL 2015
TICKET ORDER FORM
Name_____________________________________ Telephone #__________________________
St. Peter’s Member # _________ OR Non-Member
Six Performances:
Saturday, January 10th, 2015 at 1:00, 4:00 & 7:00 p.m.
Sunday , January 11th, 2015 at 1:00, 4:00 & 7:00 p.m.
PLEASE indicate two (2) choices in order of priority:
First Choice
Date:_______________ ____
Second Choice
Date:_____________________
Time:___________________
Time:_____________________
# Of Tickets:______________
# Of Tickets:________________
Suggested Donation of $12 each ticket ~ Total Ticket Donation Enclosed: $__________
Please make check payable to: ST. PETER’S BOAR’S HEAD FESTIVAL
Return to: St. Peter’s Boar’s Head Festival, 3025 Church Road, Lafayette Hill, PA 19444-1707
If you would like to receive your tickets by mail, please include a Self-addressed stamped envelope with your order.
Otherwise, your tickets will be held for you at the door.
If your 1st choice is sold out, you will be notified by phone. No notification will be made if your 1st choice is available.
If you would like to support the festival with an additional donation, please use the special donation form below .
Would you like to be added to our email list ___________________________________________________________.
BOAR’S HEAD AND YULE LOG FESTIVAL 2015
SPECIAL DONATION
Please use this form for gifts to the Festival in addition to your ticket donation:
Your Tax deductible generous support of the Festival is deeply appreciated. Please make check payable to:
ST. PETER’S BOAR’S HEAD FESTIVAL and indicate one of the categories of gift:
Benefactor
Sponsor
($500)
($250)
Friends of Music
($125)
Contributor
($60)
Backer
($40)
Other
$_____
PRINT name as it should appear on the Donor List:__________________________________________________________
Return to: St. Peter’s Boar’s Head Festival, 3025 Church Road, Lafayette Hill, PA 19444-1707
If you would like to attend the Festival by ordering tickets for a suggested donation of $12 each,
Please use the order form above.
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