1 Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time November 11, 2018 Non Territorial Parish 4435 E Paerson Road Dayton, OH 45430-1033 Phone: (937) 429-0510 web site: www.qac-ohio.org Pastor: Rev. Tom Schroer, S.M. Pastoral Associate: Deacon Greg Cecere Liturgies are Interpreted for our deaf community members NOTE: Nursery Service available each Sunday in Si Lounge! Contact Erica Rudemiller, [email protected]A Member of the Marianist Family We share this bread and cup.... ....and we proclaim our willingness to build a community of love, and to be the holy people God calls us to be. (QAC Vision Statement)
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Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time November 11, 2018
Non Territorial Parish 4435 E Patterson Road
Dayton, OH 45430-1033 Phone: (937) 429-0510
web site: www.qac-ohio.org
Pastor: Rev. Tom Schroer, S.M. Pastoral Associate: Deacon Greg Cecere
Liturgies are Interpreted for our deaf community members
NOTE: Nursery Service available each Sunday in Si Lounge! Contact Erica Rudemiller, [email protected]
A Member of the Marianist Family
We share this bread and cup.... ....and we proclaim our willingness to build a community of love, and to be the holy people God calls us to be.
(QAC Vision Statement)
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From a Marianist Community of student brothers open to visitors for Sunday Eucharist, Queen of Apostles Community emerged as a non-territorial parish on August 28, 1973.
Continuing in the tradition of the Marianist Charism, we come together each week as a family of Catholic, Christian believers, to worship our God in the Eucharist with song &
praise and to share in the breaking of the Bread. In so doing, we proclaim our willingness to build a community of love and to be the holy people God calls us to be.
If you are visiting and worshipping with us for the first time, we extend to you our warmest welcome. Our prayer is that your worship experience will be uplifting and Spirit filled.
We hope you will visit us often and worship with us!
(If you’d like more information about us or would like to join our Community, please fill out the form on the back cover and drop it in the collection basket!)
NOTE: If the form on the back is missing, email [email protected] with your name, phone number, address and we’ll contact you about joining us.
Marianist Doxology May the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit be glorified in all places
through the Immaculate Virgin Mary.
QUEEN OF APOSTLES COMMUNITY (QAC)
“THE SPIRIT” & SUNDAY HOMILIES ON LINE: Visit our QAC website at qac-ohio.org. On the main page, you’ll find ‘The Spirit of QAC’ under ‘Our Community.’ ‘Homilies’ are listed under ‘Sunday Bulletin.’
STEWARDSHIP & GIVING
Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time: “I say to you, this poor widow put in more than all the other contributors to the treasury. For they all contributed out of their abundance; but she out of her poverty has put in everything she had, her whole living.” Mark 12:43-44). Jesus gets right to the point – we are all called to give money to support the mission of the Church, regardless of our circumstance. No gift is too small or insignificant! Giving money to support the mission of our local parish is a matter of our faith, just like praying and participating in parish ministries. When you make a financial offering, is it from your “first fruits” or from what is “left over”?
QAC Financial Summary - October 2018
Monthly (Actual) Year to Date (Actual) Year to Date (Budget) Collections $ 14,636 $ 60,704 Other Income $ 656 $ 1,788 Total Income $ 15,292 $ 62,492 Expense $ 20,721 $ 67,910 $ 74,967 Income-Expense $ (5,429) $ (5,418)
Report now EXCLUDES the following non-operating items: Total Excluded Expense $60,014 Total Excluded Income $ 9,078
Thank you for your generosity!
Attendance: 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time (November 4th) - 160
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Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Presider...............................Fr. Tom Schroer, S.M. Assisting..............................Deacon Greg Cecere Liturgy Planner.................... Chris Sitko Music Director..................... Teesie Lupp Interpreter for the Deaf........ Janet Miller
1 Kings 17:10-16: The care of widows and orphans in the earliest days of Christianity was a ministry of consequence, and one to be greatly admired and taken up in prayer and preaching again and again. The widows situation reveals a lot about the condition of many of the disenfranchised in the society where she lived.
Hebrews 9:24-28: Christ offered himself to redeem us from sin, and he will return to save those who wait for him. We should be among those who are eagerly awaiting him.
Mark 12:38-44: The poor widow put two of the smallest coins there were in the offering box. The disciples with Jesus weren’t very impressed. But Jesus said this woman has given more than any other because it was all she had. She trusted in God to provide for her. She obeyed God's command, knowing that God would fulfill the promise to care for her in return. We must trust God the same way.
Ministers Taking Eucharist to Those Not With Us
Presider: Let us send these ministers to those who could not be with us.
Response: Receive the Body of Christ for the nourishment of those who are not here with us. Assure our friends of our prayers and blessings throughout the week.
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Service Music: Mass for Life of the World, Gather 215-225) Gathering ............................... Sing Our God Together ............................................ Gather 523 Penitential Rite ...................... Spoken Gloria ..................................... Sung (Manibusan) ................................................. Bulletin, Pg 4 1st Reading ........................... 1 Kings 17:10-16 ..................................................... Mary Bane Responsorial..........................The Cry of the Poor (Psalm 34).................................. Gather 48 2nd Reading .......................... Hebrews 9:24-28 .............................................. Steve Guilfoos Gospel Acclamation ............... Sung (Halle, Halle) Gospel ................................... Mark 12:38-44 Sacrament of Anointing ...... ......................................................................... Fr Tom Schroer Creed ..................................... Sung (We Believe in One God - Haas) ................. Bulletin, Pg 4 Universal Prayers .................. “Hear Our Prayer” ............................................ Jack Simpson Sign of Peace ........................ Sung ....................................................................... Choir Leads Preparation of the Table ........ Prayer of Peace ....................................................... Gather 729 Holy, Holy .............................. Sung (Mass for Life of the World) ............................ Gather 219 Memorial Acclamation ........... Sung (Mass for Life of the World) ............................ Gather 222 Doxology/AMEN .................... Sung (Mass for Life of the World) ............................ Gather 224 Lord’s Prayer ......................... Sung Lamb of God .......................... Sung (Mass for Life of the World) ............................ Gather 225 Communion ........................... All That We have ...................................................... Gather 601 Sending Forth ........................ Freedom is Coming .................................................. Gather 723 Postlude ................................. My Country, ‘Tis of Thee .......................................... Gather 889
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Glory to God Most High (Manibusan)
Refrain: Glory! Glory to God! Glory, in the Highest! Glory! Glory to God! Glory to God Most High!
Verse 1: O God, Holy One, almighty God and Father, we worship you, we give you thanks, we praise you for your glory! (REF)
Verse 2: O Lord Jesus Christ, Holy One. Redeemer, Lord God, Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world. (REF)
Verse 3: You alone are the Holy One, you alone are the Lord, You alone are the most High God, with the Spirit in the glory of God! (REF)
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EUCHARIST MINISTERS - TEAM #2: Tracy Moran (Captain), Bob Buescher, Joan Ivory, Marie Restivo, Barbara Morgan, Chris Sitko, Roger Stallkamp, Claire Holcomb, Mary Lou Kramer, Cathy Adler. Lisa Berry, Cianna Berry, Sierra Groff, Bella Greet, Marilyn Nagle (Low Gluten).
EUCHARIST BREAD BAKERS: Marilyn McCrate (Nov 11th), Sharon Herbert (Nov 18th), Mary Lou Kramer (Nov 25th). If you'd like to make the Eucharistic Bread or for info, call Ruby Bauer, 426-7260. Recipes furnished on request.
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Birthdays and Anniversaries
MALAWI BRUNCH / PICNIC TODAY - SI LOUNGE!: Queen of Apostles Community Annual Fundraiser in support of “Change and Be Changed, Inc.,” a non-profit organization established by Elisabeth & Thomas Hangartner to improve the medical equipment and overall facilities of hospitals and address the educational needs of students in this impoverished part of northern Malawi in Central Africa. Hosted by the QAC Social Justice Ministry following our Sunday liturgy...unlike in previous years, we’ll be serving brunch food (cheesy potato casserole, sausage links, Virginia ham, danishes and fruit). PLEASE NOTE: There will be egg casseroles including some for gluten free folks. Native products from Malawi will also be available for sale during the event.
Please make checks payable to “Change and Be Changed, Inc.” The Social Justice Ministry will also be accepting signups for volunteers for the Malawi picnic to assist with set up, serving, and clean up.
Nov 1st - Sharon & Richard DiLorenzo 3rd - Carol Ann & Mark Cannon 8th - Mary & Richard Miller 24th - Mary Lou & Darrell Young 28th - Meredith & Steve Evans
LOW GLUTEN HOSTS are available at our Masses. If you are in need of the low gluten host because of gluten intolerance, come to the Eucharistic minister standing to the right of the tabernacle when communion distribution begins.
THANSGIVING VIGIL LITURGY: What better way is there to welcome in the holiday season than with a special Mass of Thanksgiving to God for all the blessings bestowed on us. Please join us Wednesday, Nov 21st, 7:00 PM in the chapel. SPIRIT NEWSLETTER: The November 2018 edition of the SPIRIT is online at http://qac-ohio.org/?page_id=124. Copies can also be found on the front table in the vestibule. Have a creative side? Do you like to write or draw? Why not share your talent with our community by writing an article or drawing a picture for the QAC Spirit. Send your writing or drawing to [email protected] by the 18th of each month.
CATHOLIC CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT (CCHD) - NOV 18TH! The CCHD has been an immeasurable blessing for thousands in our Archdiocese over the years. Agencies funded by CCHD have empowered more than 2,500 low-income people to break the cycle of poverty through such feats as finding jobs, responsibly reentering society after prison, educating youth, and securing decent housing and public services for their communities. Archbishop Dennis Schnurr appeals to the faithful this year: “Through the grants we make to well-vetted organizations, CCHD uniquely empowers those in poverty to identify their own needs and to become their own agents of positive change.”
MARK YOUR CALENDARS: University Of Dayton Christmas Holiday Concert: Saturday, Dec 1st, 3:00 PM, Dayton
Masonic Center, 525 Riverview Dr. Dayton. Department of Music presents their annual Christmas Holiday Concert. Free and open to the public.
QAC Christmas Holiday Brunch, Sunday, Dec 9th, Noon seating. Beavercreek Golf Club, 2800 New Germany-Trebein Rd. The last two years the brunch setup has been just spectacular. Signups will be taken after Mass the three weeks before or call Chuck at 426-7260.
Wright State University Festival of Carols: Friday, Dec 7th, 8:00 PM. Lutheran Church of Our Savior, 155 Thruston Blvd, Oakwood. Featuring the WSU Woman's Chorale, University Chorus and Men's Chorale. Free and open to the public. Come early, last year it was a very, very full church.
Miami Valley Symphony Orchestra ‘A Miami Valley Holiday Concert’, Sunday, Dec 16th, 3:00 PM & 7:00 PM. Dayton Masonic Center, 525 Riverview Dr., Dayton. Free and open to the public.
Check the Boards & Table in Vestibule: Dayton area Amateur Theater...you’ll not be disappointed. Sinclair & Wright State Music Departments, FREE Concerts and Recitals.
MARIANIST MISSION APPEAL - JOIN HER MISSION: Support retired vowed Marianists, Mt. St. John, sponsored Secondary Schools, as well as our Missions in India and East Africa. GOAL FOR JUNE 30, 2019 - $25,000; QAC COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION - $10,000; MEMBERS’ CONTRIBUTION TO DATE - $8,500; NEEDED BY JUNE 30, 2019 - $6,500.
Please make checks payable to: Marianist Mission Place in an envelope provided in the vestibule.
Please prayerfully and generously consider how you will give today. Your dollars are making real change! Visit www.usccb.org/cchd to learn more. Also check out the Archdiocesan CCHD website for more local information: www.catholiccincinnati.org/socialaction.
YOUNG FAMILIES POT-LUCK: Have you recently found yourself a little sleep deprived and totally in love with your little bundle of joy? Well Queen of Apostles has a way to get the whole family out of the house AND meet other families in the same boat! If you have a preschooler, toddler, infant, and/or if you are expecting, please join us for a FREE social event, 2nd Tuesday each month, 6:00 PM (Sep-May), Sieben Hall (Si Lounge), on the Bergamo campus. Next date, Nov 13th! Plates & utensils provided. Bring own beverages. Last Name: A-I bring a side; J-S a main dish; T-Z a dessert. Questions? Call Kate Chesar (937) 623-7443 or [email protected].
BLANKETS & BOWS: Red, white and blue fabric for blankets, lap throws for VETERANS at this fleece tie blanket workshop. More prints for the BABY PANTRY. Are you good at BOW making? Tying up bears for Christmas, also. This event happens at Si Lounge, Saturday, Nov 17th, 10:00 AM-Noon. Get any gently used bears and Christmas ribbon to me or bring it then. Thanks! Questions? Martie Holda, 286-0218.
QUILT BATTING NEEDED: We have fabric and sewers who are regularly making baby blankets and quilts for the Baby Pantry. If you have any you are not using, please consider donating it for this purpose. Money accepted for this use. Receipts supplied. Please contact Martie Holda, 286-0218 or Christie Jennings, 720-218-4558. Thank!
BLANKETS & COATS FOR EMERGENCY BABY PANTRY: The Emergency Baby Pantry is very low on blankets & coats, so please check around your home for living room throws or other medium size blankets suitable for toddlers & young children, as well as your outgrown children's coats, any size. Boys & girls winter clothing is in high demand. There is a BLUE CRATE in the vestibule for coat drop off. Questions or for more information, call Martie at 937-286-0218.
ST. VINCENT DONATIONS: Bring usable clothing, non-perishables, toiletries, etc., to the chapel vestibule any Sunday or drop off in marked cabinets in the hallway near the Teen Room. November request: Packaged, dry cereals (low/no sugar, please) are most appreciated. Contact Margie/Tom Hudnell, [email protected], or 937-429-0320.
* * * OUTSIDE THE COMMUNITY * * *
ELIZABETH NEW LIFE CENTER (ENLC) SEEKS NEW / ‘GENTLY USED’ BABY ITEMS!: Clothes to 4T-5T, diapers, toys, for our new boutique opening at our Women's Center-East on Burkhart in Jan 2019. We also need women's maternity clothes new or gently used. For questions or more
information, please contact Sandy Porter, 937-276-9202 or [email protected]
ARCHDIOCESAN LAY PASTORAL MINISTRY PROGRAM (LPMP): The LPMP has educated and formed lay men & women for service to parishes, schools and communities since 1975, offering
graduate and non-degreed options, spiritual and ministerial formation and an opportunity to grow in faith, knowledge and skills. Evening & Saturday classes, flexible components and a great support system allow busy adults to maintain work / family commitments while preparing for new opportunities. Classes available in Spring of 2019 at the Main Campus, Mt. Washington and Good Shepherd, Montgomery. All lay students receive a 25% tuition reduction in spring. For more info or to set up a personal interview, call 513-231-1200 or email [email protected].
CHAMINADE JULIENNE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD: Parents exploring high school options for their child are invited to attend the parent reception hosted Wednesday, Nov 14th, Marion's Piazza, North Fairfield Road. CJ parent hosts, a student ambassador and school representatives are ready to answer your questions and share their experience of this welcoming and encouraging school community. More information and a listing of parent receptions can be found at our website, cjeagles.org, or call 461-3740 x249 for more information.
GETTING TO KNOW THE MARTYRS MOVIE SERIES: St Luke Parish, N. Fairfield Rd, Beavercreek. All are welcome - Tuesdays, 7:00 PM, Kramer Hall! Bring your family and friends as we gather to learn more about the martyrs. Light snacks & refreshments served. For more info, contact Lisa, 937-901-2727 or [email protected]. Nov 13th – Fr. Vincent Capodanno - Vietnam War Dec 11th – St. Barbara - Roman Empire
IME EVENT AT IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH: 2300 S. Smithville Road Dayton, Ohio, 937-252-9919, lower level, Nov 14th. Session II – The Gospel of Great Reversals. Luke’s gospel is the story of the great reversal – where the comfortable and complacent find judgment and the lowly find redemption. As Mary sang in the Magnificat, “He has thrown down the rulers from their thrones but lifted up the lowly. The hungry he has filled with good things; the rich he has sent away empty” (Lk 1:52-53). Real-life stories and parables throughout the gospel emphasize this message. The Great Reversal is seen in the shepherds in the field, Zacchaeus, Lazarus the poor man, the prodigal son and Jesus himself. Luke invites us to be humble so that the redeeming work of Jesus Christ can indeed save us. All are welcome to this free event. Registration not required.
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH FISH FRY: 6245 Wilmington Pike, Centerville, Friday, Nov 16th. Family dining, 5:00-7:30 PM; ADULTS ONLY, 7:30-11:00 PM. Donations are $14.00 / adult in advance or $17.00 at the door; Children 6-12 years of age, $8.00; Children under 6 yrs – FREE with parent. Menu: fish, French fries, Cole slaw, baked beans, chicken nuggets for the children and ‘NON-FISH’ lovers, and more. And a variety of ‘beverages’, casino games, raffles and much more. ‘Carry Outs’ at $10.00 per diner available ONLY FROM 5:00-6:00 PM, and of course, the fish – as usual - prepared by members of the Bob Hecht Family. NO ONE UNDER 21 YRS OF AGE ADMITTED AFTER 8:00PM. Questions or additional information, please contact the parish office, 433-1013, or Michael Manzano, 937- 689-2570 (day) or 848-2679 (evening).
ANNUAL ST LUKE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: Saturday Nov 17th, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM & Sunday, Nov 18th, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM, St Luke School, 1442 N. Fairfield Rd, Beavercreek. FREE Admission
- features homemade baked goods & candy, handcrafted goods, holiday decorations, used books, CD’s, DVD’s, puzzles and games. The bazaar includes music, entertainment, delicious food and of course, Santa Claus.
15TH ANNUAL ETHICAL FAIR TRADE SALE: You can consume with conscience at this year’s Ethical Fair Trade Sale, sponsored by the Catholic Social Action Office in partnership with Weavers of Justice, Saturday, Dec 1st, 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, University of Dayton’s River Campus, 1700 S. Patterson Blvd. Buy beautiful Christmas gifts while making a difference in families’ lives around the globe...an international experience that helps foster growth in solidarity with artisans and farmers and their families. You’ll find beautiful hand-crafted items for home and personal use, intricately-designed jewelry and scarves, brightly-colored baskets and home décor along with chocolate, gourmet foods, coffee & tea. For more info contact Sara Seligmann, 513-546-3143 or [email protected].
DCWC's CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE: Ladies, please join us for our main fundraising event, Saturday, Dec 1st, 10:00 AM-2:00 PM, Presidential Banquet Center, 4548 Presidential Way, Kettering. Lunch is $30.00 ($10.00 tax deductible). Featuring vendors, and speaker, Dennis Turner from UD. We will be collecting articles for St. Vincent. They are in need of uni-sex socks, underwear, hats, small toys and individually wrapped candy for ages 2-15. They also need towels, washcloths, twin size sheets, soap, laundry detergent, dust pans and hangers. Underwear in L/XL and T-shirts, gloves, crew socks and ankle socks for men & women. For further information, contact Carol Graham, (937-299-7093) or Ruth Gaylon (937-540-9473). Deadline for reservations is Nov 26th. You may also find information online and at daytoncatholicwomensclub.org. We engage in religious, educational, social and charitable works, always giving our best.
MEDITATION OF THE DAY: "We do not come to church to attend the service as a spectator, but in order, along with the priest, to serve God. Everything we do—our entering, being present, our kneeling and sitting and standing, our reception of the sacred nourishment—should be divine service. This is so only when all we do overflows from the awareness of a collected heart and the mind’s attentiveness." ~ Fr. Romano Guardini
FAVORITE QUOTE: "Let all creation help you to praise God. Give yourself the rest you need. When you are walking alone, listen to the sermon preached to you by the flowers, the trees, the shrubs, the sky, the sun and the whole world. Notice how they preach to you a sermon full of love, of praise of God, and how they invite you to proclaim the greatness of the one who has given them being." ~ St. Paul of the Cross
TEACHING A teacher was asked to fill out a special questionnaire for the state. One question said, "Give two reasons for entering the teaching profession."
BAPTISMS: Planning on having your baby baptized during Mass or after Mass, contact Deacon Greg (429-0510) AT LEAST 2 MONTHS before the baptism date. You must also attend a Baptism class (call Deacon Greg)... you don’t have to wait until your child is born to attend! If no reservations made one week prior, class is canceled.
Classes for 2018: Nov 18th Dec 16th Classes for 2019: Jan 20th Feb 17th Mar 17th Apr 21st May 19th Jun 16th Jul 21st Aug 18th Sep 22nd Oct 20th Nov 17th Dec 22nd
NOTE: NO BAPTISMS during Lent or during Mass in Advent (before or after Mass in Advent is still your option)!
Next Week (November 18th) Presider: Fr. Tom Schroer, S.M.
Year B - 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Daniel 12:1-3; Hebrews 10:11-14; Mark 13:24-32
Visit: http://www.usccb.org/
VOCATION VIEWS
Jesus upholds the example of the widow who puts two small coins into the Temple treasury as the greatest treasure given. We are to give not out of our surplus, but from our very selves. (Mark 12:38-44)
Please pray for vocations to the lay ministries, priesthood, diaconate, dedicated religious life and dedicated single life.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK & HEALING SERVICE WITH PRAYER
Sacrament of the Sick (Anointing): 2nd Sunday - March, July, November Healing Service with Prayer (No anointing): 2nd Sunday - January, May, September
CENTENNIAL OF ARMISTICE DAY - 1918: One hundred years ago, on Nov. 11, 1918, World War I ended. The fighting ended at 11:00 AM Paris time, “the eleventh hour on the 11th day of the 11th month.”
The armistice was agreed upon at 5:00 AM on November 11th. While news spread quickly, fighting continued until 11:00 AM. Army Pvt. Henry Gunther of the 79th Division was killed at 10:59 AM, a minute before the Armistice took effect. He was the last American killed in World War I.
As many as 4.7 million Americans served in the military during World War I. About 116,000 Americans died and 204,000 were wounded.
Armistice Day became a national holiday in 1919. In 1954, Armistice Day was rededicated as Veterans Day to honor all American veterans.
Today, we especially remember all of our veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom through the ages as well as those who put themselves in harms way, sacrificing so much for all of us. May God bless them all.
QAC INFORMATION PLEASE … .. Pastor/Priest Coordinator: Fr. Tom Schroer, S.M., (429-0510), [email protected] .. Pastoral Associate/Secretary: Dcn. Greg Cecere (Office: 429-0510), [email protected]. Office Hours: Tues & Thurs (3:00-6:30 PM), Wed/Fri/Sat (8:00 AM-Noon) .. Adult Faith Enrichment (AFE): Kelly Bohrer, [email protected] .. Altar Server Coordinator: Sharon Herbert (256-6417), [email protected] .. Baptism Coordinator: Dcn. Greg Cecere, [email protected] .. Communications Coordinator: Marilyn Nagle, (298-8908), [email protected] .. Community Coordinator: Cathy Dempsey (937-671-0404), [email protected] .. Community Ministry: Terri Blanken (374-0696), [email protected] .. Director of Music: Teesie Lupp (305-7996), [email protected] .. Hospitality: Marti Quakenbush (429-9224), [email protected] .. Eucharistic Bread Baker Coordinator: Ruby Bauer (426-7260) .. Eucharistic Minister Coordinator: Amie Herbert, [email protected] and .. Fellowship: Donut & Bagel Sunday - Gary & Peggy Cashero, [email protected] .. Finance Coordinator: Tom McCrate (848-7712), [email protected] .. Interpreter Coordinator for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing: Michelle Petrie, (409-2992), [email protected] .. L.I.F.E. Group: Emmy Hamilton, (654-1573), [email protected] Violet Hutchison, (215-4672), [email protected] Eric Groff, (293-9780), [email protected] .. Liturgy Coordinators: Katie Gibbs, (239-1574), [email protected] Chalsi Campbell, (419-706-5216), [email protected] .. Membership: Marilyn Nagle, (298-8908), [email protected]; Joan Ivory (689-8259), [email protected], information/applications. .. Ministry of Consoling Coordinator: Steve Guilfoos, (429-4512), [email protected] .. QAC Office Phone & FAX: (429-0510/429-0881), Email: [email protected] .. QA Seniors: Ruby & Chuck Bauer (426-7260), [email protected] .. RE & Youth Ministry Coordinator: Erica Rudemiller, [email protected] Office Hours: By appointment (please use email above) .. RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: Joan Ivory (689-8259), [email protected] .. Social Justice Coordinators: Chris Sitko (429-4173); Jack/Nimfa Simpson (372-2883) .. Spiritual Care Team: Terri Blanken (374-0696), Bob Buescher (286-9774); Linda Folmar (439-2630) .. SPIRIT Newsletter: Linda & Kevin Skinner, [email protected] .. Stewardship Committee: Kevin Skinner (937-272-7363) .. Web Master: Bill Perry (429-5807), [email protected] .. Weddings, Funerals, etc.: Dcn. Greg Cecere (429-0510), [email protected] .. Wedding Coordinator: Sharon Herbert (256-6417), [email protected]
SERVERS / GREETERS SCHEDULE Month Servers Greeters Nov 11th Jonathan Bohrer & Aidan Holcomb Gina & Glenn Greet 18th Joan Ivory & Mike Herbert Marilyn & Dan Nagle 25th Amie Herbert & Sharon Herbert Tim Connair Dec 2nd Bella Greet & Sierra Groff Marie Restivo & Pat Weissgarber 9th Sydney Atkinson & Cianna Berry Gina & Glenn Greet 16th Samantha Sikora & Savannah Groff Marilyn & Dan Nagle 23rd Jonathan Bohrer & Claire Holcomb Tim Connair 30th Joan Ivory & Mike Herbert Carol & Don Volk Jan 2019
QAC INFORMATION REQUEST FORM, ANNOUNCEMENTS & SI LOUNGE RESERVATIONS
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT QAC OR WANT TO JOIN OUR COMMUNITY, please give us your name, phone number and email address and we will contact you.
Name: Address: Phone: Email:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS - to be placed in Bulletin for the following:
Organization/Group:
Submitter/Telephone:
ANNOUNCEMENT: Please run in Bulletin for these dates: You may email your announcement to Deacon Greg at [email protected]
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SI LOUNGE RESERVATION: Please reserve Si Lounge for the following:
Program/Date(s) Required:
Room(s) Needed/Times:
Contact Person/Phone Number:
Or call in your reservation to the QAC Office at 429-0510. If you have any questions, please call Deacon Greg on Tue/Thu, 3:00-7:00 PM, Wed/Fri or Sat, 8:00 AM-Noon at the QAC Office, 429-0510.
