23914 S. Alma School Road Chandler, AZ 85248 Church: 480.895.6782 Early Learning Center: 480.802.1505 Rev.Ronald Burcham Senior Pastor [email protected]Rev. Mark Hoffmann Associate Pastor of Congregational Care [email protected]Joel Endicott Director of Worship [email protected]Susan Mello Business Manager [email protected]Linda Pauley Director of Early Childhood Education [email protected]April 2017 Newsletter “Seven Words On The Cross” p.3 Lenten Services p.4 Welcome New Members p.15 Financials p.15,16
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23914 S. Alma School Road Chandler, AZ 85248 Church: 480.895.6782 Early Learning Center: 480.802.1505
Worshiping I have been in several gated communities in Chandler and have always been impressed with the security they offer. If you don’t have a card or special device to put in your car the only way into the community is through the gate with a security guard. Depending upon which community you live in, you either have to be on the list of residents to be allowed in or you have to at the very least give the name of whom you will be visiting. The bottom line is, if you don’t have a home in the community you can’t just come in.
This month Christians around the world will be celebrating Easter. It is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Christians believe that through faith in Him we have an eternal home in heaven and it is one exclusive neighborhood. I don’t know if St. Peter will be at the gate, but I do know that the only people living there will be perfect – no, I really mean perfect.
Stay with me on this one. Heaven is a perfect place. If it were not, why would we want to go there? If that is true, then you cannot have anything or anyone who is not perfect. Now, at first, this causes quite a problem since there are no perfect people. Oh, I have met people who thought they were God’s gift to humanity, but they didn’t even believe they were perfect. So, is heaven going to be empty?
Ah, here is where Easter comes into the picture. Christians believe that Jesus from Nazareth was the Son of God and that He was perfect, without sin. He came with one purpose, to make us imperfect people able to go to heaven. No easy task. In fact, it took His life to accomplish it. Although He was perfect He asked that the sins (imperfectness) of all mankind be put on Him. That is what happened on Good Friday when He breathed His last breath He took on our sin and the punishment for it. When He rose from the grave He showed that He was victorious over sin and death. Now to those who believe in Him, He declares them to be forgiven and thus perfect.
Each day we start fresh, perfect if you will. This means that when this life is over and we stand at the gates of heaven, they will fling open because in the eyes of God we have been made perfect.
If you haven’t been in church for a long time, or if you know someone that has not, perhaps this Easter is a time to come back. Church is not about what it wants from you, but what it wants for you. Easter is a time to celebrate what God willingly and freely gives to you so that you can spend an eternity with Him.
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Jesus’ “Seven Words on the Cross”
The planning and scheming of Jesus’ death was the Sanhedrin’s call but he was destined and willing to die for the sins of us all.
When Jesus, the Lamb of God, was sentenced, scourged, mocked, slapped and in pain it was the exact hour when the Passover lambs were being slain.
So Jesus was crucified after a third trial during the night and placed between two criminals, one on the left and one on the right.
His first words were “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do”. He meant them for the Roman soldiers, but He meant them for us too.
“If thou be Christ, save thyself and us”, said one criminal that day. The second said, “this man has done nothing wrong”; our deeds we must pay.
“Lord, remember me in your kingdom”, the second was contrite and wise.
Jesus said to him: “Today, thou shalt be with me in paradise”.
Standing by the cross were three Marys consoling one another.
“Mary, Jesus said, behold thy son”, to John, behold thy mother”.
“Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani” Jesus cried very loud. They said He was calling for Elijah. His words confused the crowd.
“My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me” is what those words meant. To take the total wrath of God on Himself, is why Jesus was sent.
Jesus, needing to fulfill the scripture, “I thirst” is what He said.
They filled a sponge with vinegar and pushed it up toward His head.
When it touched His mouth, “it is finished”, said Jesus. His work was done.
The work He came to do on the cross, the victory He had won.
In the sixth hour the sun was darkened and as He prepared for death,
“Father into Thy hands I commend my spirit”, said with His last breath.
As the centurion watched; for a Roman, he said something very odd. In sincerity, he proclaimed, “surely this man was the Son of God”.
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Sunday Worship Services 7:30 Traditional
8:50 Contemporary – Praise Team
10:10 Contemporary – Praise Team
11:30 Traditional
Communion at ALL 11:30 services every week.
Communion at ALL services 1st, 3rd, 5th Sundays.
Church office hours are 8:00am – 4:00pm, Monday – Friday
Lenten Services Lenten Service April 5, 2017 12:30pm/6:30pm Traditional Service
Palm Sunday April 9, 2017 7:30am/*11:30am Traditional Service
8:50am/10:10am Contemporary Service
Maundy Thursday April 13, 2017 *12:30pm/*6:30pm Blended Service
Good Friday April 14, 2017 12:30pm/6:30pm Blended Service
Easter Sunday April 16, 2017 *6:00am Sunrise Service
*7:30am/*11:30am Traditional Service
*8:50am/*10:10am Contemporary Service
*Holy Communion Served
5:00pm Lenten Suppers by Mission Groups
Come join us for a delicious meal and fellowship before the Lenten Service. The last meal is served by the Early Learning Center and is a free will offering at the door. Any proceeds remaining will go to support the needs of the ELC.
April 5th – Early Learning Center, Italian dinner
Nursery During Worship Our Nursery is available at all services for children aged 0-3; turn to your left when coming through the main front doors and follow the signs. For the safety of all our kids, please sign your children in and out. Adult volunteers are needed in the nursery during the 10:10am service. If you can help, please contact the church office at 480-895-6782.
Connections: New Member Orientation If you're interested in getting connected and finding out more about who we are at Risen Savior and joining our church, please call the church office, 480-895-6782.
Every lesson points to Jesus Highly interactive lessons come fully loaded with hands-on activities, video, music and
discussion in both small and large groups Curriculum covers the entire Bible—Genesis to Revelation—in three years
Come join in the fun on Sunday mornings at 10:10 am as we learn about Jesus and grow in love for Him! All children Age 3 - Grade 5 are welcome. Check in near the Sanctuary, meet in second floor classrooms.
Many Thanks! Thanks to the generosity of our Risen Savior family, children in JAM! Sunday School are learning the real meaning of Easter. On Palm Sunday, children will receive age-appropriate Easter books that were donated by members of Risen Savior. The bookplates that donors signed made the books extra special – a treasure that children are likely to keep and enjoy for many years!
Ignite Confirmation Ministry Week of Hope Mission Trip Christ-centered service experiences to help youth grow in their
relationships with Jesus and each other. 20 youth and six adult
leaders from Risen Savior are going on the Week of Hope mission
trip to San Diego.
Service Serve at churches, food bank, homeless shelter and more! Worship & Spiritual Growth Begin each day with devotions and end each evening in worship.
Your tax credits help children attend Lutheran schools where they grow in their faith each day. It’s no cost to you, yet priceless to a child.
Learn more at ALSOsto.org.
Small Group Bible Studies Adult Forum - Led by Pastor Harold Teuscher
Join us every Sunday at 8:50am in the Fellowship Hall as we continue with a series of lessons called “The Week That Changed the World.” Dr. Paul Maier reminds us that the resurrection of Jesus from the dead actually happened. It’s not just a belief of Christians; it’s borne out by history, archeology, and science. This documentary takes viewers step by step through the events of Holy Week – shedding light on the key players, unraveling the political intrigue, and answering longstanding questions about what happened and why. This series of Lenten classes will bring Holy Week alive in a whole new way.
Sunday morning adult Bible studies – Led by Barry Ritchie
As one of your New Year’s resolutions, why not deepen your understanding of Scripture and join others who are also interested in digging deeper into the Bible? Two adult Bible studies (detailed below) are meeting each Sunday morning. These classes will help you better apply the teachings of the New Testament to your life, work, and relationships. Using the Life Application Bible Study Series method, each of these 13-week classes will lead us through an important part of the New Testament. Copies of the study guide for each class will be available for purchase ($6). The study guide includes our weekly lessons, the entire text of the Bible book(s) we’ll study, as well as that book’s Life Application Bible Commentary (including illuminating notes, application hints, maps, tables, personal sketches, and more). As previous
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attendees will attest, you will find these classes fascinating, enjoyable, and enriching. We’ll meet Sunday mornings in the Conference Room. If you’re interested in attending, please let Barry Ritchie know of your interest by sending an email to [email protected] or by phoning him at (480) 839-1382 (leave a message if there’s no answer). See you there!
At 8:50 AM: The Epistles of John. Written to a group of small house churches by the last living apostle, these letters from John encouraged Christians to live as Jesus had taught. These short letters provide the inspired wisdom needed to live as members of God’s family and fellowship, and also contain important warnings about how to avoid failure in our relationships with Jesus and our Christian community. This study will lead us through each of these three letters to know better what God expects of us, to deepen our faith in Christ, and to strengthen our community of faith here at Risen Savior Lutheran Church.
At 10:10 AM: The Acts of the Apostles. The Acts of the Apostles (“Acts”) provides the only detailed history found in the Bible of the early years of the church. Covering the first three decades after Jesus ascended to heaven, Acts provides an incredible panorama of life in the 1st century as Peter, Paul, and the first Christians spread the Good News about Christ throughout the Roman Empire. We will read about the events that sent this message from Jerusalem to “the ends of the earth”, compelling the first Christians to sacrifice everything for that faith. This class will lead us through the entire book of Acts to help us better understand our faith and our history, and to inspire us to greater devotion to Jesus and His church.
Men’s Early Bird Saturday Gathering
The Men’s Early Bird Saturday Gatherings continue Saturday, April 14th and 28th, in The Pathway Center. Come early for coffee and donuts at 7:15am with discussion and Bible study 7:30am to 8:30am. We meet the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month. If you have questions, please feel free to contact Chuck Deuth at 480-766-3626.
Calling All Solos This church singles group has been active since last fall with monthly activities including game nights, a concert, a movie and the Luminaria walk.
The April event will be a potluck picnic in Palo Verde's Sisk Park Ramada on Saturday, April 22nd, at 4:30pm, chicken and water will be provided. Bring your favorite picnic side dish and preferred beverage if other than water. The park has putting and bocce courts. Bring a putter to join a game of scramble. Bocce equipment is already there. Directions to the park are available at the Palo Verde security gate or on signs along the road inside the community. Also, feel free to bring a friend!
In order to get a head count, contact Irene Olson at 480-947-4515 to let her know that you plan to attend. Please feel free to join this group for any or all events. See you there!
Women’s Ministries Join us in the New Year as we walk through the bible study of JAMES and the book study “Battlefield of the Mind”. We will have weekly assigned reading in James as well as the book. 90% of our time in class will be walking through a study guide of James and 10% will be answering questions from your book reading. Our opening study will include a teaching on “Discernment”, an overview of James and chapters 1-3 of the book. We continue on Tuesday evenings, April 11th and 25th and Thursday mornings, April 6th and 20th.
Grace Girls 2017 Study
“Battlefield of the Mind”
By: Joyce Meyer
Tuesday evening opening: January 3, 2017, 6:30-8:45pm, The Pathway Center Schedule: January 3, 17, 31, February 28, March 14, 28, April 11, 25, May 9, 23 Thursday morning opening: January 12, 2017, 8:45-11:00am, The Perfect Place – Childcare provided Schedule: January 12, 26, February 9, 23, March 9, 23, April 6, 20, May 4, 18 Please rsvp or sign up today: [email protected] Annie Wolf at 480-203-1880 http://www.rslcs.org/ministries/womens-ministry/GRACEGIRLS/Studies
VBS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: If you’re interested in helping with VBS Monday, June 26th through June 30th from 9 am to noon, please contact Linda Pauley [email protected].
Serving
Sunday Volunteer Sign-up Process Our Sunday morning volunteer positions are scheduled through Planning Center. We are using a tool in Planning Center called Sign-up-Sheets. Rather than the office scheduling you, now you will be able to choose which Sundays/service you’d like to serve.
At the beginning of each month you will receive an email asking you to select which Sundays you would like to serve. These dates will be saved in your Planning Center account and you’ll receive reminder emails as the date approaches. We know that some of our married couples that use Planning Center share the same email address. If you do, here’s what we need ONE of you to do: (One of you may keep your current password, but the other needs to create a new one). Enter the link to get to the sign-in page of Planning Center at https://accounts.planningcenteronline.com. Type in your email address and click the checkmark button. Remember, if you share an email address with another Planning Center user, you must keep track of which account you’re accessing when you are signing up or making changes to your schedule. Another hint: any time you’re in Planning Center you can identify the account by looking at the top right of your browser window. Thank you for your patience as we continue to learn this software. Please call Susan Myres with questions, 480-895-6782.
Altar Guild Training Beginning Thursday, April 6th at 11 am, in the Sanctuary, there will be Altar Guild training for anyone interested in volunteering for Altar Guild set-up, and another immediately following at 1:00pm for anyone interested in volunteering for Altar Guild serving. These trainings, with the same information, will be repeated on Wednesday, 4/12 and Thursdays, 4/20 and 4/27 at the same times. On Wednesday, 4/12, there will be an evening training at 6:30pm. For questions, contact Linda Peiffer at 480-993-6083 or Joan Lange 602-405-8910.
Fellowship Join us for coffee and donuts in-between services on the patio. It’s a great opportunity to meet new people and to sign up and serve.
Caring Ministries Team Seniors, if you are looking for information regarding transitioning into Independent or Assisted Living, contact PACE (People, Access, Community, Education) at 480-246-3515. They will help you make informed decisions and their housing directory will help you narrow your options and make the process easier. You can also find them on the internet at www.seniorhousing.org.
Blood Pressure Screening continues on the 2nd Sunday of the month in the Church hallway. Our next meeting will be in the Church Conference room on April 9th. If you are interested in serving on the Caring Ministries Committee (you do not have to be in the medical profession), please contact: Nancy Gooding at [email protected].
Caring Ministries Emails If you or someone you know would like to notify the church of a surgery, hospitalization or other care emergency, please email [email protected]. Please include the facility and contact number. For prayer submissions to the News & Notes weekly email prayer partners, please email [email protected].
Prayer Shawl Ministry If you knit or crochet and wish to be a part of the team that knits or crochets these shawls, please contact Nancy Gooding at [email protected].
These shawls are given to shut-ins, someone grieving a loss, hospitalized, etc. If you know of someone, please contact Pastor Mark. Enclosed with each shawl is this lovely prayer.
Prayer Warriors Prayer Warriors meet weekly at The Pathway Center where they pray for everyone on our prayer list. They would also like to send cards to those in the military and on missions, so if you have an address for them, please include it when completing your prayer request or send it to [email protected].
The Perfect Place The Perfect Place is the adult day care facility on the campus of Risen Savior. We have approximately 30 friends who attend our sessions. We also have a team of nearly 55 volunteers who offer their time to join one of our sessions. However, with summer just around the corner, several volunteers will be leaving...so...we need volunteers to join us...especially for our afternoon sessions. Please prayerfully consider joining us for 1 or 2 afternoons a month at your convenience. Call the office at 480-895-2892 for information. The Perfect Place is part of the recently formed Sun Lakes Creative Engagement Partners. The partnership also includes Neighbors Who Care, Oakwood Creative Care, Alzheimer's Association, Tessa Windt (teaching artist), and Wayne Mangold (caregiver), all working together, creating programs for those with age related challenges. The Sun Lakes United Methodist Church is providing space for two activities at this time...making music...therapy for Memory and Parkinson diseases. This program is designed by ASU School of Music therapy. They meet on Thursdays at 1:00. The Oakwood Creative Care's C.A.R.E.S. program will also be meeting at the church. The Perfect Place is hosting multiple presentations for caregivers throughout the year and is offering a scholarship to the caregiver for their loved one to attend The Perfect Place during the presentation. These presentations are being held in the Fellowship Hall of Risen Savior. Tessa Windt, representative for the Arizona Commission on the arts project, is instrumental in involving the partnership in a pilot program for art engagement for those with Parkinson's and cognitive impairment. If you, or someone you know, could benefit from these events, please contact The Perfect Place for detailed information. Please continue to keep The Perfect Place in your prayers as the lord uses this ministry here to touch families in our community.
9am-noon Mon, Wed, Fri – 1pm-4pm Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri, All Day Option-Mon, Wed, Fri
Missions
Lutheran Braille Workers
The Braille Work Group will not meet on Tuesday, April 4th, but will resume on Tuesday, April 11th, in the Fellowship Hall. If you have any questions please call Kay Wellik at 480-838-4552.
Piece Maker Quilters The quilting group continues to be very productive. Quilts and bandages have been mailed to Global Health Ministries in preparation for their Spring Gala to be held in Minneapolis. These quilts mean so much to the mission hospitals who receive them overseas, helping them wrap patients in God’s healing grace. Each stitch sews the love we share in mission together. As our winter visitors are returning home, we are so grateful for their help, they will remain in our prayers. If you are in the area on Wednesday afternoons between 1:00 pm and 4:00pm, please stop by the Fellowship Hall to see our group busy doing the Lord's work.
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League (LWML)
Membership in the Lutheran Women's Missionary League consists of women who are communicant members of the LCMS congregations and who participate by promoting the LWML programs. This is an excellent opportunity to experience Christian fellowship with other women of Risen Savior Lutheran Church. Saturday, April 8th at noon is the annual Spring Luncheon in the Fellowship Hall. 2017 is the 75th anniversary of the founding of the LWML. We will be celebrating and thanking God for His blessing upon this organization. A devotion, entertainment, and a speaker will be part of the program. The next LWML meeting is on Thursday, April 13th, at 1:00pm in The Pathway Center. The Bible study will focus on the Third Article of the Apostles’ Creed. Let us “grow in the grace and in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ”. Please join us!
LCEF Y.I. Club: Where Saving Money is Fun…and Helps Others Learn About Jesus. Sharing time with close friends and family is a valuable gift. Make the time you spend with the special young people in your life memorable and fun, because good stewardship begins with small steps…and a good role model. Help the young people in your life experience the joy of investing for the future while empowering ministry through the Young Investors (Y.I.) Club. Investments through LCEF’s Y.I. Club mean more. Invested funds make loans and services possible, which help keep ministries vibrant and reaching out with the Gospel. LCEF understands ministries and their unique financial needs. Explore yiclub.lcef.org, LCEF’s website for toddlers, tweens and teens, playing fun and educational games, and learning stewardship concepts. Call 1-800-843-5233 or www.lcef.org.
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Active Duty Military Personnel We would like to acknowledge and pray for all active duty military personnel associated with RSLCS. Please contact us on the prayer request line [email protected], on a pew card or by phone with their names. Cards will be sent if you include an address. First names are now posted in the display case outside to the left of the Narthex.
The Service flag is an official banner authorized by the Department of Defense for display by families who have members serving in the Armed Forces during any period of war or hostilities the United States may be engaged in for the duration of such hostilities.
Chandler Salvation Army Support The food drop-off for the Chandler Salvation Army is the first Sunday of each month. Please bring your non-perishables to the cabinet located in the hallway by the Fellowship hall. The donation box for clothing and small household goods for the Salvation Army is located in the northwest corner of the church parking lot.
Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest Showing kindness, doing justice and serving those in need, we are located statewide and serve 10 counties across Arizona. Arizona nonprofits do many things well that make this state a better place to live but we do this with the support of many partners. You are the rock stars. Thanks for creating the kind of community God envisions for Arizona.
Miscellaneous
Risen Savior’s Annual Picnic The picnic was a huge success. Good food, fun, fellowship, and games. Thanks to everyone who attended and helped.
Volunteers Needed to Tidy Up Sanctuary Risen Savior is looking for someone to share volunteer duties to tidy up the Sanctuary on alternate Mondays. Duties would include: retrieving last Sunday’s bulletins, News & Notes and readings from the lectern, Pastor’s benches, Elder’s Closet, prayer sheet on altar, reserve five copies of last Sunday bulletins and News & Notes for lost and found table and set out Portal of Prayers at welcome booth and on cabinets in back of church. If you are interested in helping out, please contact the church office at 480-895-6782.
Lost and Found Our lost and found is located in the hallway outside the Conference Room in the church. Please check it out - we have many lost treasures, one of them may be yours!
Monthly Newsletter Articles Please have your newsletter articles into the church office by the 10th of each month. Send your articles to: [email protected]. The newsletter will go out by the first of the month.
Update Contact Information For those who have a change of contact information, please remember to advise the church office of your updated contact information so you can receive the news at Risen Savior. Call 480-895-6782 or email [email protected].
2017 Contribution Envelopes
Offering envelopes are still available. Please ask an Elder if you haven’t picked up your envelopes and he will assist you.
Risen Savior Foundation Consider supporting RSLCS through its 501c3 Foundation. Gift planning through your wills and trusts will support the ministries of the church for years to come. All gifts are tax deductible as allowed by law. For further information or to contribute to the foundation through your estate planning or gifts, please contact Foundation President, Chuck Deuth, at 480-766-3626.
The following is a summary of financial activity for Risen Savior Lutheran Church. If you would like more detailed reports, please contact our Business Manager, Susan Mello at [email protected].
Financial Summary for February 2017 and FYTD17:
Giving Results
o Giving continues to be strong.
o Giving exceeded the budget in February by $2,746 and FYTD by $50,929.
Spending
o Spending was under budget by $10,220 primarily to delayed billings that will be booked in
March.
FYTD17, expenses are under budget by $70,384.
We are currently expecting to be at or slightly under budget on expenses by FYE17.
Early Learning Center (ELC)
o The ELC Income was under budget by $2,715.
o ELC net income was under budget for the month and FYTD by $3,064.
The effects of Proposition 206 are beginning to affect Net Income unfavorably.
Expenses are being monitored closely.
Rates for the ELC will be raised effective the end of April. This was anticipated to cover
the increased labor and benefit costs of Proposition 206.
Net Operating Cash is $45,371 which is a planned amount based on budget. Operating Cash increased in February by $23,197. It is expected that Operating cash will continue to increase the next couple of months in order to cover deficits in the last two months of the fiscal year.
Net Income/(Loss) 35,282 24,180 11,102 105,410 (12,225) 117,635 112,105
592,918
199,316
348,231 *
45,371
488,872
233,261
233,437 *
22,174
23,197
* Adjusted for LED light install Work in Progress
High Level Statement of Financial Income and Expense
February 2017
Cash/Current Assets 02/28/17
Donor Restricted Funds
Board Designated Funds
Net Operational Cash 02/28/17
High Level Statement of Operational Cash
Donor Restricted Funds
Board Designated Funds
Net Operational Cash 01/31/17
Net Operating Cash Change
Cash/Current Assets 01/31/17
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Happy Birthday Diane Bergelin 04/01
Alicia Endicott 04/01
Robert Becker 04/02
Kimberly Buchanan 04/02
Becky Magee 04/02
Jim Junkermeier 04/03
Lisa McCain 04/03
Amelia Nimmer 04/03
Len Paulson 04/03
Liesel Beck 04/04
Lainey Grainger 04/04
Gary Huber 04/04
Kenneth Kreuter 04/04
Jeff Milne 04/04
Randall Ruis 04/05
Rosellia Stirlen 04/05
Dave Bolio 04/06
Andrew Kerr 04/06
Beverly Mueller 04/06
Lynsey Schmidt 04/06
Reg Jokisch 04/07
Gene Nelson 04/07
Steven Morris 04/08
Rob Olson 04/08
Abraham Evans 04/10
Kristi Garcia 04/11
Matt Gooding 04/11
Teresa Herb 04/11
Lyman Ponder 04/11
Elyse Wolf 04/11
Tenni Annen 04/12
Alexis Buchanan 04/12
William Kabele 04/12
Katharine Rasmussen 04/12
Jo Timmons 04/12
Madelynn Weimer 04/13
Lily Wirth 04/13
Lorraine Brammer 04/14
Nathaniel Erickson 04/14
Donna James 04/14
Laura Lasiter 04/14
Diane Newman 04/14
Patty Van Houten 04/14
Barbara Weber 04/14
Rich Brettfeld 04/15
Charleen Henderson 04/15
Herman Swanson 04/15
Betty Collier 04/16
Matthew Fasciana 04/16
Willa Kohl 04/16
Dottie Roberts 04/16
Gwen Vining 04/16
Sydney Stevens 04/17
Michelle Burcham 04/18
Hunter Gloss 04/18
Betty Zisch-de la Rosa 04/18
Teresa De Vito 04/19
Ron Jaso 04/19
Ray Welker 04/19
Karen Coleman 04/20
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Gina Myers 04/20
Roger Senske 04/20
Richard Graham 04/21
Jennifer Miller 04/21
Julie Stewart 04/21
Ruthe Campbell 04/22
Steven Graham 04/22
Donna Patti 04/22
Daphne Baker 04/23
Jennifer Mettenbrink 04/23
Harold Teuscher 04/23
Robert Adamovic 04/24
Trygve Fekjan 04/24
William Russell 04/24
Kenneth Meyer 04/25
Erica Peters 04/25
Joel Endicott 04/26
Jay Gallipo 04/26
Brayden Sweetman 04/26
Susan Tormey 04/26
Lydia Kolanowski 04/27
Dick Koskovick 04/27
Madison Myers 04/27
Gary Patti 04/27
Larry Portschi 04/27
Shari Beadle 04/28
Joel Konicke 04/28
Christopher Reuter 04/28
Luke Ritchie 04/28
Randy Buns 04/29
Payton Heese 04/29
Debra Kreuter 04/29
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Happy Anniversary Thomas & Carolyn Tagatz 04/23/1955
Gary & Marilyn Bixler 04/03/1971
Lee & Patti Kroeger 04/06/1980
Robert & Alice Kurz 04/24/1982
Harold & Julia Teuscher 04/20/1985
Brian & Ruthann Reed 04/05/1986
James & Donna Walgren 04/20/1989
Lyle & Elizabeth Replogle 04/24/1996
Don & Barbara Maeder 04/26/1996
Steven & Marianne Perkins 04/12/1997
Michael & Sandra Swoverland 04/12/1997
John & Beverly Burkhart 04/10/1999
Jim & Bettina Torre 04/07/2001
Michael & Jenny Balbarin 04/27/2002
Eldred & MaryAnn Wolf 04/05/2003
Bernie & Deborah Hoogestraat 04/13/2008
Todd & Shannon Zemlock 04/19/2008
Greg & Micah Snodgrass 04/09/2010
Joel & Brenda Konicke 04/20/2013
John & Kelly Della Chiesa 04/05/2014
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Advertising Information
Advertising Rates and Requirements
Space permitting, each advertiser will be allowed one ad per month.
1. Each ad 2” x 3.5” in size (business card size) will cost $20 per issue, or $200 yearly. Non-member prices are $25 per issue or $250 yearly.
2. One-third page ad will cost $30 per issue, or $350 yearly. Non-member prices are $35 per issue or $400 yearly.
3. Two-thirds page ad will cost $40 per issue, or $400 yearly. Non-member prices are $50 per issue or $450 yearly.
4. Please provide one business card for ad copy to RSLCS office along with payment.
5. Please make checks payable to Risen Savior, attention RSLCS Newsletter.
Terms & Conditions:
All rates are subject to change without notice. In the event of a rate change, all advertisers with standing orders will be given 30-days notice of the new rates. All advertising is subject to acceptance by Risen Savior. Questionable, confusing, misleading, controversial, or fraudulent statements will be declined. RSLCS reserves the right to reject any and all advertising, which they feel is not in keeping with the publications’ standards and principles.
