Shenkel United

Church of Christ

SHARINGS AND CONCERNS

June 2014

SHENKEL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

1580 Shenkel Road

Pottstown PA 19465

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

Shenkel United Church of Christ’s “The NEWSLETTER” is a monthly publication prepared, edited, and mailed by the leadership and staff to all members and friends of the church. It communicates news about our life, purpose, and mission as a Church of Jesus Christ. Information related to our partnership as a member of the United Church of Christ and wider church/community out-reach is included on a regular basis. The Church is located at Unionville & Shenkel Roads in North Coventry Township.

2014 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 One service

only at 10:45

Communion

All Church Picnic after worship

Youth Car Wash: Noon to 2 PM

2 3 4

Agape: 7 PM

5

Community Lunch Bunch Indoor Picnic/Charity Auc-tion: 11 AM to 3 PM

6 7

8

One service in-side at 9:30 AM

Summit begin-ning at worship and concluding at 1:30 PM

9 10

Quilters: 9:30 AM Consistory: 7 PM

11 12 13 14

Restoring Hope Event

15 One service

inside at 9:30 AM

Rev. Robert Voyle preaching wth informal workshop after worship

Healing Prayers

16 17

Med-Day Din-ner Club at Bay Pony Inn: Noon

18

19

Card Making Class: 10 AM

20 21

22

One service in-side at 9:30 AM

23

Community Meal: Noon at Christ Episco-pal Church

24

Quilters: 9:30 AM

25 26 27 28

Brookside Work Camp sleep-over

29

One service in-side at 9:30 AM

30

Music and Worship Meet-ing: 7:30 PM

1580 Shenkel Road, Pottstown PA 19465 610.326.3535

Email: shenkelucc@aol.com www.shenkelucc.org

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The Pastor’s Pen Pastor Bonnie L. Moore

484.524.8280

blmoore@comcast.net

Office Hours:

Tues., Wed., Thurs.

9 AM to 1 PM

CONSISTORY

OFFICERS

President

Lynne Moyer

Vice President

Chris Gray

Secretary

Bill Faust

Treasurer

Ken Bevan

Financial Secretary

Chris Gray

Assistant Financial

Secretaries

Doug Allen

Judy Embriani

Director of

Music Ministry

Kaitlyn Waterson

Elders

Sherri Mocarski

Bill Faust

Chris Gray

Rick Viti

Deacons

Lynne Moyer

Aaron Gray

Andrew Foss

Ann Hartzell

Newsletter Editor: Judy Embriani Assistant Editors: Bill Baseley, Erika Augustine and Carol Lykens

“In [God] we live and move and have our being.”

- Acts 17:28

Vincent Donovan, a Catholic missionary in Africa, wrote of working with the Masai

many years ago. He said the people were all sitting very respectfully listening to him as

the priest, and he was teaching them about the Seven Sacraments of the Church. He de-

scribed a sacrament as a physical encounter or event in which you experience the Tran-

scendent or Grace or the Holy, and he could tell the men were not very satisfied when he

said there were only seven such moments. One of the elders finally raised his hand and

said, “I thought there would be seven thousand!”

And perhaps there are - or even seven times seven thousand such moments! Although

the Protestant Church recognizes only two sacraments - baptism and communion - the

Apostle Paul reminds us that the presence of God surrounds us at every moment. God is

the medium in which we move, God is in every breath we take, God is around us, above

us, beneath us, and within us. So it seems to me that the primary reason we don’t con-

tinually experience the “Transcendent or Grace or Holy” is that, unlike during commun-

ion or a baptism, we aren’t expecting to! And therefore, although God is continuously

revealing God’s self to us - in the brilliance of a sunrise, in a phone call from a friend, in

the laughter of a young child, in the squeeze of a hand from a friend, in a time of grief

and doubt, in the song of a bird, in the surprise of an inspired thought… the list goes on

and on and on - we just don’t recognize the sacramental nature of each and every mo-

ment of our lives.

So here’s a summer challenge: Keep your spirit open for God’s presence in the midst of

your everyday, ordinary experiences. And make a note of the times and places God

shows up when you least expected God to. Then, share your stories with someone else,

and discover that Paul really did know what he was talking about - it is in God that we

live and move and have our being!

Be God’s,

Pastor Bonnie

SHENKEL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST PAGE 4

6/1

One service at

10:45

Beth Luckenbach

NEED SPONSOR

NEED SPONSOR

KOTM

CUL: Ann Hartzell

KOTM — Offering

6/8

One service at

9:30

Bill and Carolyn

Baseley

NEED SPONSOR

NEED SPONSOR

Carol Lykens

Carol Lykens and

Sam Pennell

6/15

One service at

9:30

Tootie and Louise

Hine

Gary and Sue

Stultz

NEED SPONSOR

Andrew Foss

Linda and Andrew

Foss

6/22

One service at

9:30

NEED SPONSOR

NEED SPONSOR

NEED SPONSOR

Betty Kreiger

Betty Kreiger and

Ann Hartzell

6/29

One service at

9:30

NEED SPONSOR

The Gray Family

NEED SPONSOR

Louise Hine

Louise and

Tootie Hine

“Flours” is a collection of pantry items or a monetary donation of your

discretion to the Cluster. If a cash donation to the Cluster is made, a

wheat arrangement will be placed on the altar. Altar flowers are $30.00

and bulletin dedications are $6.50. Food Sculptures are also gladly ac-

cepted.

You can also dedicate a Choir Anthem with a donation of $30. With

ever-increasing costs of choral music, this sponsorship will help stretch

our budget and continue to bring quality music to Shenkel. Dedicate

your anthem to someone special, an event in your life, or just to the fact

that you love music. Thank you for this needed contribution to Shen-

kel. Blue envelopes are in the Narthex for your sponsorships.

There are many dates open for sponsorship and dedication during this and

the upcoming months. Please complete one of the special flower/bulletin/

anthem envelopes below the sign-up chart, enclose your payment, and ei-

ther put it in the collection plate or in the Secretary’s box by the office

door. You should sign your name on the chart in the narthex by the appro-

priate date after you have completed your envelope.

HOLY

COMMUNION

Shenkel UCC celebrates

the sacrament of Holy

Communion at both ser-

vices on the first Sunday

of each month.

Each time communion is served, some of the

bread and non-alcoholic wine that has been

consecrated at the altar will be saved in a trav-

eling communion kit, ready to go to the

homes or hospital rooms of members who

were unable to be present, and would like to

receive the sacrament. Please let Pastor Bon-

nie know if you, or someone you know, would

appreciate “distance-communing” with their

Shenkel Church family!

May Consistory Highlights

Received a thank-you from the Coventry Food Pantry

for our support

Sent a thank-you to Pete Wanner for the flowers and

mulch donated for the church’s front flower beds

Approved a facilities use agreement for the PALS Home School group for the 2014-15 school year

Voted to hold one service at 10:45 on 6/1 prior to the All-church picnic

Learned that the Finance Committee will be developing a process for the Bill Boyer Scholarship

Fund to be available next year

Affirmed the hiring of Kaitlyn Waterson as our new Director of Music Minsitries

Appointed Tottie Hine to replace Ann Hartzell as a delegate along with Lynne Moyer and Pastor

Bonnie for the PSEC Spring Meeting

Approved the placement of a stone bench being donated to the cemetery

Complete copies of Consistory Minutes are available from the church office upon request.

ADMINISTRATIVE NEWS…. PAGE 5

DO YOU HAVE NEWS FOR THE

BULLETIN OR THE NEWSLET-

TER?

All bulletin announcements should be

at the church office by each Tuesday at noon to be in-

cluded in that week’s bulletin. Newsletter articles must

be submitted by the 15th of each month to be included

in the next issue. REMINDER: July and August are

combined in one issue so all information for both

months is due at the office on June 15th.

SAVE-A-TAPE

PROGRAM

This is the easiest way

to help our church financially. Just ask for a Save-

A-Tape card at the customer service spot at your

local Redner’s store. Show your card at the regis-

ter when you check out, then bring your register

tapes to church and deposit them in the box in the

Narthex. These tapes are collected routinely, pre-

sented to the store, and Redner’s donates a per-

centage of your total purchase to the church.

Be careful to bring your tapes in regularly instead

of saving them at home, as they do expire if not

redeemed within a certain time period. Also,

please return the entire register tape. Redner’s

will not accept any register receipt that has any

part of it removed.

RECYCLING REMINDER….

We still accept aluminum cans at

the church for recycling. Please

continue to recycle your plastic

bottles and other recyclables at home.

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CAMPING

OPPORTUNITIES With the closing of Mensch Mill, the Penn Central Conference,

United Church of Christ, has graciously offered us the program

at Hartman Center Camp, Conference and Retreat Center as a

way to keep lifting up the importance of outdoor ministry for us

here at Shenkel. The Hartman Center offers weekly camping

sessions from June 15th through August 2nd with a variety of

specialty camps. They also offer discounted pricing for early

bird registration ($50 off camp fee if registered by April 1st.)

Please visit www.hartmancenter.com to check it out. Bro-

chures and registration forms are available at the church office.

And as always, Shenkel will reimburse campers from Shenkel

50% of the registration fee from our Campership Fund.

Summer Camp 2014 At New Goshenhoppen Park

Offering children and youth a place to

enjoy the outdoors and learn about

God's Love. Experience God’s world

with our outdoor day and overnight

camping opportunities!

In addition to 2 weeks of Kids Day

Camp, we’re offering new programs

that include themed weeks for chil-

dren and teens, Grandparents Weekend, and a Bicycle

Camp led by Reverend Allen Kramer-Moyer. Our

camps are open to all area children, youth, and adults!

You can visit New Goshenhoppen’s website at

www.newgoshucc.org and follow the link for camping to

see details and rates for the different camp programs.

Please note: If you register by May 31st, you will receive the

Early Bird Discount,

Chelsea Cornwell will again be organizing and running

our summer programs and events. Email her at

camp@newgoshucc.org with any questions you may

have. And as always, Shenkel will reimburse campers from

Shenkel 50% of the registration fee from our Campership

Fund.

Regional Youth

Event Update!

TJ Augustine, Olivia and

Cameron Duschanko,

Ben Mocarski, Saman-

tha Pennell, Morgan Scharneck, Kaleena Sweinhart

and Angeline Viti and Pastor Bonnie are registered

and ready to head off to the Mid-Atlantic Regional

Youth Event, “All Pieces Matter,” July 9-14 at Susque-

hanna University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania!

Please keep us in your prayers, and consider being a

part of the RYE’s mission project by bringing an item

or items to contribute to Back to School Fair being

sponsored by Snyder County Children & Youth.

children or fabric 3-ring binder style for older youth)

-subject spiral)

.

Contributions may be left in the narthex between now

and July 9th. Thank you!

SHENKEL LOVES TO GIVE….

REMEMBER

TOO…. The Pottstown Cluster

Food Bank collection at Shenkel is the 1st Sunday of

each month. Please place your items in the large plas-

tic bins in the narthex.

AND...Please bring in your used cell

phones and empty ink car-

tridges and place them in

the box across from the nursery, or in the

box located on the coat rack shelf across

from the office. The cartridges are recycled to Staples,

and the church receives credits toward the purchase of

office supplies. The used cell phones are given to the

police department to be distributed to abused women.

Pottstown Cluster News

June 2014

The Cluster welcomes all cash

and food and clothing donations

between the hours of 8:30 am to

12:00 pm on Monday through

Friday. We are not accepting

clothing at this time. We are lo-

cated at 57 North Franklin Street

in Pottstown. Please come to the back door off the al-

ley. Parking spaces at the rear of the building are re-

served for people dropping off donations.

Pantry

tuna fish, chunky soup, chicken/dumplings, gravy,

broth, lima beans, collard greens, spinach, dry cereal

Dry Goods

laundry detergent and all purpose cleaners (small con-

tainers), dish soap, deodorant, paper towels, diapers:

sizes 3, 4, 5 ONLY

Please contact Ashley or Kelli at 610-970-5995 for

more information.

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B.I.T.E. APPEAL UPDATE

As of May 24th, we've received

$11,615 from members to date; with the $6,000

contributed by Pastor Bonnie's dad, we're only

$2348 short of paying off our $19,963 deficit! If

you've already given a gift - thank you. The

B.I.T.E! Appeal runs through the end of June so

there's still time to contribute to its success.

And --- congratulations to Sharon Sabo (again!)

for solving the YEARTG-TY! riddle!

Your Efforts Are Reaching The Goal —

Thank You!

See the worship bulletin for a final B.I.T.E.

Appeal acronym challenge!”

YTD

Current Fund

O.C.W.M.

Actual

No report this month Budget

Over/

Under

During the month of June, we will be accepting offerings for the Coventry Food Pantry.

Please be as generous as you can.

Thank you.

AS OF APRIL 30, 2014

BULLETIN BOARD…. PAGE 8

Mid-Day Dinner Club

Shenkel's Mid-day Dinner Club

meets at 12 noon on the third

Tuesday of each month – and

you’re invited to join us! The next

meeting date is Tuesday, June 17th, and we’ll be

eating at the Bay Pony Inn on Route 113.

Mid-day Dinner Club is open to young-at-heart adults

of any age who enjoy eating out and would like to get

to know other Shenkel members a little better. Call

the church office if you’re able to join us!

SHENKEL QUILTERS

The Shenkel Quilters will meet on

Tuesday June 10th and Tuesday June

24th at 9:30 AM in the Church Social

Hall. We will NOT meet during the months of July

and August.

We wish everyone a healthy and happy summer. Stay

cool and we will regroup in September!

Margie Allen

COMMUNITY

LUCNCH BUNCH

THURSDAY, JUNE 5TH

9:30 AM TO 3:00 PM

DON’T MISS THE FUN! COME ONE AND ALL….FOR

OUR INDOOR PICNIC LUNCH AND ANNUAL CHARITY

AUCTION.

Our last event of the season is always a special one.

There is no money collected at this one, but we ask

that everyone brings a favorite side dish to share (no

dessert.) We will also enjoy Jerry’s fried chicken. It

will all be delicious!

After lunch, we will hold our Annual Charity Auction

with Ted Maurer as our auctioneer. Everyone is

asked to bring a gift wrapped surprise item for the

auction. These items should be valued (at a mini-

mum) of $3 - $5 each. Proceeds will go to two dif-

ferent charities.

At around 2:30, we will end the auction and treat our-

selves to terrific ice cream sundaes. We all love ice

cream! Just before we close, you will get to build

your own sundae -- just in time to ruin your dinner!

Please sign up on the sheet in the narthex, or call the Shenkel UCC church office at 610-326-3535 by the Monday prior to the program to reserve your spot.

CARD MAKING CLASS

The card making class meets on the third Thurs-

day of each month at 10 AM. The cost of the

class is $8.00 which will provide all partici-

pants with three beautiful cards.

In June, the meeting date will be

June 19th. To insure there will be

enough materials prepared for

everyone, please call Connie

Armbruster at 610-326-6516 if

you plan to attend.

Hope to see you on June 19!

Upcoming Fellowship

Events:

June 1 – All Church Picnic will

be starting after the late service.

We will have Jerry’s Chicken and

you bring the rest of the fixings.

Games and a fun afternoon will

round out the day.

July – Brings outdoor worship and refreshments

after the services. We will put up a sign up chart in

the Narthex starting in June.

Also, July 20 will be the Ice

Cream Sundae Social which

will be held after the service.

Any questions, call Louise Hine at

610-385-3716.

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STEWARD’S CORNER

Judy was away and so the mouse did play!

But Judy is at her desk today

And that means I'd better pray ,

Or think of something cute to say!

HOW'S THIS....

High Cutey….I mean ''Judy'' We missed you, but we are glad you were gone...whooops....I mean, you de-

served a break and we are glad you were away....OH! I think I'm opening my big trap too much, and mak-

ing “cheesy” remarks. Maybe I should go to mouse "holey" confession and stop this tale. At any rate, I'll

shut my trap and take a nap, and pretend this was all a bad dream!

Steward

(No relation to Shakespere)

Healing prayers are offered

on the third Sunday of each

month at both services of

worship.

The Prayer Chain list is continually

being updated. Request for prayers

should be placed in the prayer box in

the Narthex, or get in touch with any

member of the Wholeness Commit-

tee. If anyone has a special prayer

request, or is interested in minister-

ing on the Prayer Chain, please con-

tact Freda Wanner. Prayer requests

will be carried for one month.

Members of the

Wholeness Com-

mittee are Ann

Baccari, Ted

Gray, Tootie and

Louise Hine,

June Hartung,

Carol Stubbe and Freda Wanner.

AGAPE Curious about what the Agape group

does? Would you like the opportunity to be

able to pray for others in a relaxed and confi-

dential atmosphere? How about having time

for yourself to engage in a deeper prayer ex-

perience? And/or the opportunity to do a book study?

Starting with our June 4th meeting, the Agape group will be

reading and discussing the book "Heaven is For Real." The

Agape group is open for anyone to attend. Bring your own copy

or if you would like to have your copy ordered contact Tootie

Hine at 610-385-3716. We will be discussing the book from 7-

8 (and will decide how many future meetings we may want to

spend on the book); then at 8 for those who are interested in

staying - or just arriving at 8 - will have a prayer time ending

with a guided meditation (you are led through your imagination

into a time of deeper prayer - only requirement is listen-

ing!). We will be intending to wrap up by 9PM.

Please feel free to come for the book hour, the prayer hour or

both. We look forward to seeing you there! If you have any

questions, please contact Joan Palubinsky at 610-451-

4849 or JoanPalubinsky@Allstate.com.

The Adult Sunday School meets on Sunday mornings at 9:30

AM in the social hall during Sunday School season. We will be

participating in all the church programs during the month of

June before we break for the summer.

June 1st — All Church Picnic

June 8th — Summit

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I am very excited and honored to have been

selected as the new Director of Music Ministries

and Choir Director at Shenkel United Church

of Christ. Growing up, my love of music and

worship encouraged me to be an active member

of the musical ensembles at my home church in

Langhorne, Pennsylvania. I am thrilled to be

sharing this love with the community at Shenkel

UCC and cannot wait to get to know its mem-

bers better!

I graduated from West Chester University in 2012 (Summa Cum Laude)

with a dual bachelor degree in Vocal Performance and Music Education.

I currently teach private voice and piano lessons in the Greater Philadel-

phia area and perform with illumine, a classical music trio comprised of

my husband, David, (on violin) and my mother-in-law, Jodie (on piano).

In addition, I am versed in opera, having performed such roles as Hänsel

in Hänsel und Gretel and Prince Charmant in Cendrillon. My other inter-

ests include: ballet, European history, cooking, gardening, and high-

intensity weight training.

I am looking forward to expanding the music program at Shenkel UCC

and hope to start up the chime and children’s choirs once again. If any-

one has any interest in joining one of the musical ensembles, please feel

free to call or e-mail me at 267-566-6973 or kaitlyn.waterson@gmail.com.

I would love to hear from you!

Kaitlyn Waterson

MORE INFORMATION….

Healing Retreat: Resolving Grief and Resentment,

led by Dr. Rob Voyle, Saturday,

June 14, 2014, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm at

Shenkel UCC, 1580 Shenkel Road,

Pottstown, PA.

Are you struggling from an inability

to free yourself from resentment,

overwhelming grief, or shame and

self-criticism? This retreat is for

you! Cost: $55 (includes lunch) To

register, go to http://

www.clergyleadership.com/

training/schedule.cfm. For addi-

tional information contact Rev.

Bonnie Moore at 610-326-3535.

SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014

Rev. Rob Volye will be our guest preacher, and will be staying for an informal workshop

following the 9:30 service.

COMPASSION: THE CRAZY WISDOM OF JESUS AND OTHER AGENTS OF TRANS-

FORMATION will be the topic for the day.

In the sermon and subsequent forum Rob Voyle will help you explore how to use the

three faces of compassion: tenderness, fierceness, and mischievousness as agents of trans-

formation in the world.

Rob's personal mission is to be "helpful, humorous, and healing," which is manifested in

a passion for conducting training and consultation. He is a gifted storyteller and has a penchant for mischievously

confronting listeners with new insights that are both affirming and liberating.

Additional biographical information can be found at:

http://www.clergyleadership.com/faculty/robBio.cfm

There is no charge and no advance registration required for the June 15th forum.

Pastor Bonnie has attended several continuing education events led by Rob, and has found him to be a thought-

provoking, enriching, and enjoyable presenter. She is excited to be hosting Rob for the weekend, and hope as many

of you as possible will take advantage of his presence at Shenkel!

DON’T FORGET YOUR

VACATION ASSIGNMENT….

Will you be heading to an ocean, lake or

other body of water any time this summer?

If so, please collect a small amount of water

(no more than a couple of ounces) and label

it with your name, the date it was collected,

and where it was collected.

Keep it in a safe place – we’ll be doing

something special will all our water samples

in September!

Support Our Youth!!

To raise funds for their participation in the UCC’s Regional Youth Event be-ing held this July 9-13 at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove PA, Shenkel’s youth will be holding car wash on Sun-day, June 1, during the all-church pic-nic which will follow the 10:45 service of worship. Plan to have them wash off the last bits of salt and grime from winter for you – they will make your car shine!

What in God’s Name is

Going on at Shenkel UCC?

Be a part of the visioning process!

The June 8th All-church Appreciative

Summit will begin during 9:30 worship, will include

lunch, and will conclude by 1:30. Childcare will be

available. There’s still time to sign up! If you have not

signed up and have not been contacted, please call

the church office and let us know if you can attend.

God’s Precious Children

Have you been wondering how Pastor Deb’s trip to

Liberia in January went? On Sunday, August 10, she

and her husband Gary will be at Shenkel to tell us

first hand, and to deliver letters that children we

sponsored may have written to us! That day you will

have an opportunity to continue your child’s sponsorship if you would

like to, and there will be new students available for anyone who would

like to sponsor and was not able to do so last year.

As Gary wrote in his April update to us, “Always remember the reason.

The benefit from our efforts paying tuition would be temporal and futile

if it was not for the fact that we explain to each student and family that

it is the love of Jesus Christ that motivates sponsors to pay their school

tuition; and that Jesus loves them and has a plan for their life. Praise

God!”

You can always check their website, www.godspreciouschildren.com, if

you want to know more before August 10th!

COMING UP AT SHENKEL UCC…. PAGE 11

SAVE THE DATE Friday, August 22, 2014

Reading Fightin Phils vs. Erie Seawolves

Game Time: 7:05 PM

Keep this date open to help Shenkel cheer

on our Reading Phillies. As usual, we will have bus transportation

provided, leaving the church at 5:15 PM. We have 25 seats re-

served and the ticket price is $10. Please sign-up on the sheet in

the narthex. See Barb Burhans with any questions.

The In-town Mission Week, organized by Trinity

UCC will be July 24 to 29 this year. Local work sites are

needed - painting, yard work, cleaning out, etc. Contact

Pastor Bonnie if you have a pro-

ject a group of young people can

help you with!

Summer Worship

Schedule…. June 1st — One service only at

10:45 a.m.

June 8,15, 22 and 29 — there

will be one service only, held inside at 9:30.

Beginning on July 6th, we will worship at

9:30 a.m. in the Grove, weather permitting.

Summer worship is informal – lawn chairs

and beach blankets are welcome!

06/01 Yocom, Barry

06/01 Andrien, Brian

06/02 Brewer, Ruth

06/03 Painter, Barbara

06/04 Martens, Eric

06/05 Apgar, Robyn

06/06 Terrell, Samantha

06/07 Allen, Margie

06/09 SABO, SHARON

06/11 Coyne, Jaxson

06/13 YOCOM, DAWN

06/14 HINE, TOOTIE

06/16 Derman, David

06/16 Bevan, Elizabeth

06/18 Bade, Marie

06/19 MCCULLAGH, Myles

06/20 COMISHOCK, STEVEN

06/24 Sakal, Olivia

06/25 Bevan Jr., Kenneth

06/25 Keim Jr., William

06/28 Stubbe, Stanley

06/28 Lloyd, David

06/29 Baker, Logan

06/30 Terrell, Steve

06/30 MEGNI, GABRIELLA

06/30 Foss, Michael

SHARING WITH OUR CHURCH FAMILY AND FRIENDS…. PAGE 12

During the month of June, Shenkel will be praying for these randomly selected members and friends of our congregation:

6/1 Sharon, Robert, Ella and Adelynn Woodman

Dawn Yocom

Mindy, Isheunesu and Isabelle Chidawu

Jenny Scheler

Lori and Frank Brewer

6/8 Ruth Brewer

Tootie Hine

Lindsey Martin

Tammy and Keith Baker

Sue and Michael Kulp

6/15 Sara Helmers

Laurie and Kurt Painter

Kortne Hudick

Rick Brewer

Melissa and Jason Mellinger

6/22 Alyssa, Mike, Nick and Nate Rice

Laura, Bill, Jimmy, Nathaniel and

Elaina Faust

Barb and Bill Burhans

Lois Iezzi

Clayton Brewer

6/29 Betty and Bob Reiff

Margie and Doug Allen

Sandy and Ray Rowe

Alyson Painter

Cindy, Gerry, Joshua and Tyler Rogers