F A I T H N O T E S JUNE 2015 NEWSLETTER OF FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Celebrating Music We begin June with a celebration of our many musicians at Faith. Our church is so blessed with musical talent and willing spirits. On Sunday, June 7, we will publicly acknowledge the many ways in which our dedicated musicians contribute to our worship experience. Music has always held a place of great importance in the Lutheran tradition. It establishes a way for people to unite in expressing their spirituality. It teaches us about God's Word through the texts of songs. And music is one of the most powerful expressers of human emotion. As Hans Christian Andersen said, "Where words fail, music speaks". Martin Luther certainly understood the importance and power of musical expression. Here is some of what he had to say about music... "Next to the Word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world." "The gift of language combined with the gift of song was given to man that he should proclaim the Word of God through music." "As long as we live there is never enough singing." "Beautiful music is the art of the prophets that can calm the agitations of the soul; it is one of the most magnificent and delightful presents God has given us." We are very grateful to the many people who contribute to Faith's music program. Their dedication and hard work is truly a ministry among us. Whether young, old, or middle-aged, all those who serve by participating in choirs, Praise Teams, playing instruments, playing handbells and chimes, singing, etc. including our sound technicians and all who help behind the scenes; all have contributed something special to our worship at Faith. May God richly bless you through the efforts of our many musicians here at Faith. Dianne Christensen Elizabeth Balentine CHURCH OFFICE 2576 Browncroft Boulevard, Rochester, New York 14625 Phone: 585-381-3970 Fax: 585-381-6407 Web: www.faithpenfield.org FAITH CHILD CARE AND NURSERY SCHOOL (FCCNS) OFFICE 2576 Browncroft Boulevard, Rochester, New York 14625 Phone: 585-385-2360 Fax: 585-385-6491 Web: www.faithpenfield.org CHURCH STAFF Lyle Heggemeier, Director of Christian Education, Adult Ministries 585-381-3970 ext. 14 [email protected]Peter Johnson, Director of Christian Education, Youth Minister 585-381-3970 ext. 16 [email protected]Steve and Carrie Ford, Directors, Children's and Family Ministry 585-381-3970 ext. 18 [email protected]Dianne Christensen, Director of Music 585-381-3970 ext. 17 [email protected]Elizabeth Balentine, Coordinator of Contemporary Music/Secretary 585-381-3970 ext. 11 [email protected]Kay Gerlach, Business Administrator 585-381-3970 ext. 12 [email protected]Carol Keeler, Secretary 585-381-3970 ext. 10 [email protected]FCCNS STAFF Jennifer Deutsch, Executive Director 585-385-2360 [email protected]Lori Connolly, Assistant Executive Director 585-385-2360 [email protected]
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F A I T H N O T E S JUNE 2015 NEWSLETTER OF FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Celebrating Music
We begin June with a celebration of our many musicians at Faith. Our church is so blessed with musical talent and willing spirits. On Sunday, June 7, we will publicly acknowledge the many ways in which our dedicated musicians contribute to our worship experience. Music has always held a place of great importance in the Lutheran tradition. It establishes a way for people to unite in expressing their spirituality. It teaches us about God's Word through the texts of songs. And music is one of the most powerful expressers of human emotion. As Hans Christian Andersen said, "Where words fail, music speaks". Martin Luther certainly understood the importance and power of musical expression. Here is some of what he had to say about music... "Next to the Word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world." "The gift of language combined with the gift of song was given to man that he should proclaim the Word of God through music."
"As long as we live there is never enough singing." "Beautiful music is the art of the prophets that can calm the agitations of the soul; it is one of the most magnificent and delightful presents God has given us."
We are very grateful to the many people who contribute to Faith's music program. Their dedication and hard work is truly a ministry among us. Whether young, old, or middle-aged, all those who serve by participating in choirs, Praise Teams, playing instruments, playing handbells and chimes, singing, etc. including our sound technicians and all who help behind the scenes; all have contributed something special to our worship at Faith. May God richly bless you through the efforts of our many musicians here at Faith. Dianne Christensen Elizabeth Balentine
CHURCH OFFICE 2576 Browncroft Boulevard, Rochester, New York 14625 Phone: 585-381-3970 Fax: 585-381-6407 Web: www.faithpenfield.org
FAITH CHILD CARE AND NURSERY SCHOOL (FCCNS) OFFICE 2576 Browncroft Boulevard, Rochester, New York 14625
CHURCH STAFF Lyle Heggemeier, Director of Christian Education, Adult Ministries 585-381-3970 ext. 14 [email protected] Peter Johnson, Director of Christian Education, Youth Minister 585-381-3970 ext. 16 [email protected] Steve and Carrie Ford, Directors, Children's and Family Ministry 585-381-3970 ext. 18 [email protected] Dianne Christensen, Director of Music 585-381-3970 ext. 17 [email protected] Elizabeth Balentine, Coordinator of Contemporary Music/Secretary 585-381-3970 ext. 11 [email protected] Kay Gerlach, Business Administrator 585-381-3970 ext. 12 [email protected] Carol Keeler, Secretary 585-381-3970 ext. 10 [email protected] FCCNS STAFF Jennifer Deutsch, Executive Director 585-385-2360 [email protected] Lori Connolly, Assistant Executive Director 585-385-2360 [email protected]
LYLE'S LINES
Have you ever been disappointed and saddened by something that happened to you or those close to you?
If you're over the age of three days old I'd guess (with probably 99% accuracy) you have been disappointed at some time in your life. I know I was disappointed recently at the outcome of the two pastoral visits here at Faith, and I know many of you were disappointed as well because of what you've told me. Months of work, hours and hours of phone calls, reading resumes, numerous meetings and discussions, and what do we have to show for it? Nothing! At least, that's what Satan wants me [us?] to think. When something doesn't go our way and when bad things happen to us, we can think God has abandoned us. We can believe we're alone. We can think "life isn't fair" and "I deserve better than this". If you've ever felt this way don't feel bad--you're not alone in those feelings and thoughts. But let's look past those thoughts and feelings and see what God has to say to us, especially at those times. First of all, know you are never alone. Jesus said to His disciples and TO US, "I am with you always" (my emphasis) and "I will never leave you nor forsake you". In my darkest hours how comforting it has been to me to know Jesus is still there with me!
But we might also need to know God wil l overcome all things. I wish I could tell you everything will work out in this life (on earth) the way you desire, but we all know that's not always going to be the case. Loved ones will die. We will have serious illnesses. We'll lose friends, and jobs, and possessions, and, well, you get the idea. Jesus said, "In this world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world." That's the good news we can always hang onto. No matter what we face, we will (eventually) come out on top. And sometimes, that's all we might have to hang onto. But there's also the good news that comes NOW: God is our refuge. God loves you. He wants the best for you. He has given His all for you! He tells you, "Call upon me in the day of trouble. I will deliver you. And you will glorify Me." God sometimes allows bad things into our lives so that we are reminded to call upon Him and place our trust in Him. Even now, with no pastor coming and no pastor being called soon, let's put our faith and trust in God! He is our refuge! He will be with us! And He will help us overcome this, and all adversities!
Sunday Morning Adult Bible Class
Led by Lyle Heggemeier, this class begins May 31 and meets in the Auditorium each Sunday
morning from 9:45-10:40.
Bring your Bible and enjoy some
great discussion!
Paul the Apostle: What Culture
Doesn't Want You to Hear
Americans live in a culture that places high
emphasis on entertainment, achievement,
and self. It's increasingly difficult for
Scriptural truth to cut through the noise and
sink into our hearts. But when we stop and
study Scripture, the culture we live in faces
the same problems as the Early Church.
This Bible study, utilizing video footage from
Rome, uses the life of Paul to highlight how
followers of Christ can stand up to our
culture's norms and stand firm in Christ.
HIGH SCHOOL DINNER - JUNE 10 All FLY seniors who RSVP to Peter by May 31 will be celebrating their accomplishments at Pomodoro Grill, 1290 University Avenue, on June 10 at 6pm. The youth advisors congratulate all seniors who are graduating this month! FLY will continue to pray for you and your family and we can't wait to see how God leads you!
SUNDAY NIGHT FLY FINALE - JUNE 14 Come celebrate the last SNFLY of the school year! Invite your friends to an intense night of playing GaGa and kickball! We'll eat a lot of food and spin the Birthday Wheel one last time until September! The event is from 7:00-8:45pm.
SENIOR SUNDAY - JUNE 21 All high school seniors are invited to attend either service to be recognized and congratulated! During both worship services, the youth advisors will present to each senior a self-study Bible. The congregation will also pray for the seniors as they embark on a new journey!
FLY BREAKFAST - JUNE 21 Jr. and Sr. FLY will celebrate the end of the school year and welcome current sixth-graders to FLY with a yummy breakfast provided by the youth advisors in the Sr. FLY room during Education Hour (9:45-10:40).
Thank you, Jr FLY confirmation students for reading, memorizing, and participating in confirmation class this past year! May you continue to grow in God's Upper Story this summer and beyond!
SUNDAY MORNINGS Youth and young adults are invited to enjoy some donuts and coffee at Dunkin' Donuts (Four Corners) every Sunday morning this summer! We'll meet in between services from 9:45-10:30am. Please bring money for food. Youth advisors are able to transport youth to and from DD.
SUMMER HANG TIME Youth and young adults are invited to our first 2015 Hang Time! We'll hang out and play GaGa, Spoons, and other crazy games from 12:30-3pm at Faith.
Peter is looking for FLY families who would like to host a summer Hang Time at their homes. In the past, activities have included: swimming, football, soccer, board games, sloppy games, and
kickball. Hang Times are from 12:30-3pm and providing lunch isn't required. Available dates are July 12, 26 and August 9. Please contact Peter if you can host!
Derek Amann Adam Kirchgessner Nicole Poisson Davis Bird Andrew Lindskoog Bethany Riethmeier Ashlynn Blose Michael Lindskoog Alexandra Saresky Natalie Brueckner Mackenzie McNaughton Liam Smith Erica Cappellino Chance Nadritch Aaron Trojian Adam Gerbasi McKayla Nolan Melissa Unke Haley Interlicchia Zachary Ottman Rebecca Wood Jason Kelly Rachel Poetker
Congratulations to our High School Graduates! "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to
give you hope and a future." (Jeremiah 29:11)
WORK CAMP SPONSORSHIPS Next month, 19 youth and adults from Faith will be participating in a Work Camp in Roanoke, VA! The group needs help paying for transportation and food costs. Anyone may sign up to help sponsor a youth on June 21, 28, and July 5. A suggested donation of $50 may be given at the signup table on those Sundays. Sponsors can also drop off a care package for their work camper in the church office by Monday, July 20. Thank you for sponsoring and supporting our Work Camp team this summer!
2016 NATIONAL YOUTH GATHERING IN NEW ORLEANS Next summer in July, FLY will be joining thousands of other Lutherans in New Orleans for the National Youth Gathering. NYG is held every three years and is an AWESOME experience! The week is filled with incredible worship, insightful speakers, amazing service opportunities, and great memories made with other Christians! NYG is open to current seventh graders through 19-year-olds (must be younger than 21 at the Gathering). The first NYG Info Meeting will be on Sunday, June 14 at Noon in the Youth Room. Please pray about this exciting opportunity and talk to Peter or one of the youth advisors if you're interested in participating! You may sign up and check out more info on the FLY bulletin board. Tons of info can be found here: http://www.lcmsgathering.com.
July 12 Summer Hang Time July 24 - Aug 1 Group Work Camp July 26 Summer Hang Time Aug 3-7 Vacation Bible School Aug 6-7 Jr FLY Overnight Event Aug 9 Summer Hang Time Aug 16 Youth-led Worship Service Aug 21-22 30-Hour Famine Event Aug 23 Summer Hang Time (Photo Scavenger Hunt)
DID YOU KNOW... You can watch hilarious VBS videos, Coffee House acts, and more on our YouTube page?! http://www.youtube.com/faithlutheranyouth CONNECT WITH FLY ON FACEBOOK! Join our group today! Search for "Faith Lutheran Youth (FLY)" on Facebook or type out this link: http://www.facebook.com/groups/198083470216775/
SUNDAY MORNINGS - DURING EDUCATION TIME 9:45-10:40 Jr. FLY - Youth meet in Room 204. - In June, Jr. FLY will learn about evangelism and do a "frozen LEGOs" lesson!
Sr. FLY - Youth meet in Room 201. - Sr. FLY will conclude their "Don't Waste Your Life" Bible series.
FROM THE
Directors of Children's and Family Ministry Carrie and Steve Ford
As we move into June, we would like to thank all our wonderful teachers and shepherds who devote time every week to preparing lessons and every Sunday morning to teaching our children about God's Word. We appreciate all the time and energy they put into making Sunday School a meaningful and fun experience for our children. During the last rotation of the school year, students will be reviewing the main topics they learned about this year in both the Old and New Testaments. Please join us as we gather to remember and look more in-depth at what the Bible is teaching us. This year, there will be no Sunday School during the Education Hour in the summer. Instead, beginning June 21, there will be lessons for students ages 4 and up using the Hands On worship curriculum at Kids Time during the late service. There will not be Kids Time during the 8:30 service from June 21 through the end of the summer. Thank you to everyone who brought a friend to "Bring Your Friends to Sunday School" day. It was great to see new faces in both Sunday School and in worship. We would encourage your family to make every Sunday a "Bring Your Friends" Sunday.
Do you have any suggestions for Children's and Family Ministry events or programming? Are you willing to help out with or organize Children's and Family Ministry events or programs? Contact us with your suggestions or notify us of your willingness to serve!
You can now receive text message updates and reminders from Faith Children's and Family Ministry.
Text @faithchild to the number 81010.
God's Blessings! Carrie and Steve Ford
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Vacation Bible School (VBS)
August 3-7, 2015 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
2015 Theme: Are We There Yet?
WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT Ø VBS Week is an exciting time for all participants to learn about God's great
love for us. Ø VBS Week is an amazingly powerful week for both children and adults. Ø VBS classes are for all children entering pre-K (age 4) through 8th grade in September 2015. Ø This year, we will experience the journeys of Moses, Ruth, the Good Samaritan, Jesus on Palm Sunday, and Paul. Ø The week ends with a musical play and ice cream social on Friday evening.
WE NEED YOUR HELP Volunteer Volunteers are needed both during VBS and before. It takes many happy and helpful volunteers to make the week a success, and we welcome new faces and familiar ones in our effort to share God's Word with Faith and the community.
SIGN UP NOW TO VOLUNTEER DURING THE WEEK. Sign up online or sign up at the VBS sign up sheets in the Concourse. This helps greatly with planning and anticipating needs. You may scan the QR code to the right in your smartphone to be taken directly to the volunteer registration.
Areas in which volunteers are needed before or after VBS include:
o Pre-VBS: put up the snow fence around the front yard. o Pre-VBS: help create a set for the musical. o Pre-VBS: help transform the Concourse on August 2. o August 7: help with the ice cream social or clean up on Friday evening.
Donate (There is a container in the concourse to collect smaller donated items.)
Plastic baby pool Band-aids 1’ dowels Swim noodles
REGISTER SOON! Having registration forms in EARLY helps the teachers with their class preparation and rosters, and the VBS Coordinators with overall planning to make sure enough materials are available.
QUESTIONS? Contact Steve and Carrie Ford, Directors of Family and Children’s Ministry
email [email protected] or call the church office at 381-3970 Download REGISTRATION, VBS INFORMATION, or VOLUNTEER FORMS or fill out applications online
at the Children’s and Family Ministry website at: http://www.faithpenfield.org/#/ministries/childrens-family OR, scan the QR code to the right into your smartphone to be taken directly to the online registration.
Sunday Server Schedule Altar Guild - Penny Wheeler, Bev Wolfanger
There is a signup sheet at the Information Center on which you may sign up to serve as the Acolyte, Crucifer, or Nursery Care
volunteer for Sundays in June June 7 - Second Sunday after Pentecost 8:30 10:45 Elder Karen Linton Stacy Ledermann Eucharist Assistants Michael Trojian, Mary Versprille Mari-Beth Schembri, Liz Wood Eucharist to the Pews Jackie Welk Claire Benesch Lay Reader Beth Camann Stacy Ledermann Offering Counters Jennifer Kelly-Rogers, Chita McKinney, Janet Miles, Barbara Price Greeters (Concourse) Carol Letky John & Claire Benesch Greeters (Sanctuary) Doris Florance Ralph & Beth Harstad PowerPoint Operator Barbara Price Ushers Team 3 - Bill Wendland Team 5 - Dave Banning June 14 - Third Sunday after Pentecost 8:30 10:45 Elder Lois Smith Kathy McCarthy Lay Reader Diann Berndt Mari-Beth Schembri Offering Counters Karen Linton, Penny & Terry Wheeler, Ida Stiner Greeters (Concourse) Karen Linton Penny & Terry Wheeler Greeters (Sanctuary) Bob & Sandie Freitag Corinne Mazzochetti PowerPoint Operator Becca Wood Ushers Team 1 - Ed Freeman Team 4 - Mari-Beth Schembri June 21 - Fourth Sunday after Pentecost 8:30 10:45 Elder Cathy Saresky Bill & Marguerite McKee Eucharist Assistants Sharon Finkbeiner, Bob Freitag Vicki Arcieri, Claire Benesch Eucharist to the Pews Christie Pichan Char Annese Lay Reader Beth D'Ambrosio Alan Crouse Offering Counters Ken & Sharon Kiellach, Tracey Testa Greeters (Concourse) Kathy Mielke, Doris Laitenberger Christian Alberti, Mitchell Krenzer Greeters (Sanctuary) Ed & Marsha Freeman Don & Linda Chapman PowerPoint Operator Liz Alvut Ushers Team 2 - Kurt Finkbeiner Team 5 - Dave Banning June 28 - Fifth Sunday after Pentecost 8:30 10:45 Elder Ginny Supranowitz Dick Phillips Lay Reader Heidi Gregory Sharon Phillips Offering Counters Elmer Pankratz, Gordon Sandgren, Ida Stiner, Richard Reitz Greeters (Concourse) Jim & Kris Messner Al & Noreen Crouse Greeters (Sanctuary) Tom & Nancy Hammond Ruth Feasel PowerPoint Operator Genevieve Foster Ushers Team 3 - Bill Wendland Team 4 - Mari-Beth Schembri
Grace House Gardens Grace House, 20 Amherst Street, Rochester NY 14607 The gardens have been built and planted! About 10 volunteers shared their time on Sunday afternoon, May 24. There are pictures on the website and Concourse monitors. Keeping up the gardens will be a continual outreach project with Grace House all season long, and into the fall. There will be work days each month to help maintain the gardens. Signups will be in the Concourse. Contact Marguerite McKee with any questions by email or phone. Cell 506-6174 Email [email protected]
Christmas in July (or June) By Don and Suzi Grosz Merry Christmas! Blessed Christmas! The Operation Christmas Child 2014 shoebox ministry was a great success with 161 boxes sent, a six-fold increase since we began this ministry at Faith four years ago. Many of you packed, for the first time, your own boxes of hygiene, school, toy items and more importantly, the Word about Jesus, for disadvantaged children worldwide. We thought you might like to have more time to shop now, and take advantage of summer sales and special promotions such as back-to-school sales which begin as early as July. We can give out boxes now along with a detailed list of items that should and could be included in each box. Please let us hear from you if you have any questions. Thank you. Don & Suzi Grosz Cell: 506-5205 Email: [email protected]
Letters of Thanks The following agencies have sent letters thanking the Faith congregation for contributions to their ministries:
• National Relief Charities / American Indian Relief Council • Lutheran Church Charities, Home of the K-9 Comfort Dogs and Kare 9 Military Dogs • Mount Carmel House • Stop Hunger Now • The Voice of the Martyrs • World Vision
The letters are available in the church office if you would like to read them or learn more about each of these agencies.
Prayer Shawl Ministry The Prayer Shawl Ministry enjoyed a good meeting on May 4. Sue Hutchings opened with devotion and prayer, and presented the treasurer's report. The following items were discussed:
• Thanks to Jane Smurthwaite for the two beautiful shawls she made for us and to Liane Bartsch for the yarn she gave us.
• Jackie Johnson came on behalf of Rochester General Hospital to ask if we would consider knitting lap throws for their cancer patients while they are having their chemo treatments.
• Prayer shawls will be displayed in church on June 14, so there will be opportunity that morning to choose a shawl to give to anyone you know whou would enjoy the comfort of one. If you would like one sooner, ask any member of the Prayer Shawl ministry and she would be happy to help you select one.
• Lots of knitting, crocheting, and chatting was done. • The shawls were blessed, and Sue Hutchings closed the meeting with prayer.
The Prayer Shawl Ministry next meeting is Monday, June 1, 7pm in Room 204. If you would like to help by knitting or crocheting shawls for us but can't come to our meetings, you may do so at home. There are patterns in manila envelopes attached to the bulletin board across from the church office. Place your completed shawl in a bag with Prayer Shawl and your name noted on it and leave it in the church office. Thanks for your help and interest!
Dorcas Circle The Dorcas Circle had a productive meeting in May. Doris Florance brought in three walker bags and eight pillow cases she made. Plans for our June luncheon were discussed. Karen Wright came with a cushion to re-cover for FCCNS. Fourth of July favors were made. Bears were cut out. Material was sorted and put into kits for "Dress a Girl" dresses. Walker bags and bears were sewn. Pillows and bears were stuffed. Eight pillows, 10 bears, and eight walker bags were completed. One cushion was covered. Lois Jacob will deliver the favors to Woodside Manor and took the bears home to put eyes on them. The walker bags will be given to Laurie Ebbecke to deliver to St. John's. Bears will be given to Norma Kreiss to put eyes on. Sally Schooley will deliver our quilt to Camp Pioneer. Doris Florance will deliver the pillows to Woodside Manor. The Circle will end its season with a luncheon on Thursday, June 11, at church in the Community Room at 11:30 a.m.. We will begin again in September.
Fall Women's Book Group Selection The Women's Book Group is reading the suspenseful, New York Times best-selling novel The Girl on the Train, by Paula Hawkins. This fast-paced thriller is about the disappearance of a London woman named Megan, and one of the three narrators, Rachel, finds herself in the middle of the investigation. "The novel is perfectly paced from its arresting beginning to its twist ending; it's not an easy book to put down" (Michael Schaub, npr.org). Join us in October for a lively discussion. For more information, contact Rae Usinger (381-1391) or Barb Riethmeier (381-0779).
Simply Giving A way to go green as you support the ministry of Faith! The Simply Giving program allows you to make your contribution to Faith directly from your bank account on a regular basis. No checks to write, no catching up on your pledge. If you do not currently use Simply Giving, please consider it. It is a very easy, convenient way to honor your commitment to Faith. Offerings can be made weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, and can be changed at any time. Authorization forms are available in the literature racks across from the church office. Endowment Fund If you would like to make a contribution to the Faith Lutheran Church Endowment Fund, please make the check payable to "SEI Private Trust Company" and mail to: Cooper/Haims Advisors LLC Attn: Tobey Sweezey 1501 Pittsford-Victor Rd Suite 101 Victor NY 14564
BIRTHS
Morgan Ruby Forsyth, granddaughter of Al & Charlene Fernaays
Cassidy Eve McCarthy, granddaughter of Kathy McCarthy
Eloise Patricia Perkins, first grandchild of Carol Letky
DEATHS
Pauline Antonio, sister of Emelie Dumitrescu, aunt of Samantha and Phillip Dumitrescu, 5/27
Virginia (Ginnie) Brown, mother of Terry Brown, 5/16
Laura Cochi, friend of Sharon Kiellach, 4/30
Susan Crane, sister of Lyle Heggemeier, 5/19
Charles Dahlstrand, uncle of Ginny Supranowitz, 5/8
Julie DiSanto, friend of Peggy Muller, 5/11
Josephine Glydon, aunt of Beth Harstad, 4/15
Jacquie Johnson, godmother and great-aunt of Peter Johnson, 5/19
Steve Maczynski, co-worker of Mark Harstad, 5/19
Ida Reimann, aunt of Karen Wright, 4/30
Kirke White, close friend of Ray Linder and former Webster High School history teacher, 4/24
DIRECTORY UPDATES
Fred & Carol Keeler Ed & Joyce Lindskoog
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FAITH FOLKS WHO WORSHIPPED WITH OTHER CONGREGATIONS
Traditional Worship 8:30 Education Time 9:45 HS Sr Small Group 9:45 Contemporary Worship 10:45 NYG Info Mtg 12:00 Piano Recital (Balentine) 3:00 SN FLY Finale 7:00
HS SENIOR SUNDAY Traditional Worship 8:30 Education Time 9:45 FLY Breakfast 9:45 Contemporary Worship 10:45 Ella McGahey Baptism
22 23 Chapel 10:45
24 FLC Staff 10:00
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26 27
28
Traditional Worship 8:30 Education Time 9:45 FLY @ Dunkin Donuts 9:45 Contemporary Worship 10:30 Hang Time (Jr/Sr FLY) 12:30
29 30 Chapel 10:45
Scripture Readings June 7 Second Sunday after Pentecost Genesis 3:8-15, 2 Corinithians 4:13--5:1, Mark 3:20-35 June 14 Third Sunday after Pentecost Ezekiel 17:22-24, 2 Corinthians 5:6-17, Mark 4:26-34 June 21 Fourth Sunday after Pentecost Job 38:1-11, 2 Corinthians 6:1-13, Mark 4:35-41 June 28 Fifth Sunday after Pentecost Lamentations 3:22-33, 2 Corinthians 8:7-15, Mark 5:21-43
Birthdays & Anniversaries Happy Birthday! 1 Johnny McDonough, Elisabeth Price 2 Justin Bird, Reagan Coles, Meghan Gregory, Christopher McLean, Michael Thompson 3 Paul Weise 4 Marilyn Falzone, George Taylor 5 Greg Daly, Michael Gerlach, Abby Rockwell, Abigail Shortino, Becca Wood 7 Elenie Mitchell, Peter Ostberg 8 Allison Ebbecke, Elizabeth Russell 9 Joan Moeller, Karen Nitschke, Paula Reitz, Jaelyne Twomey 10 Vicki Arcieri, Daniel Kaser, Gerri Maurer, Gordon Sandgren 11 Doris Adamek, Bill Brueckner, Joe Twomey 12 Caroline Alvut, Sarah Ebbecke 13 Nicholas Bennett, Derek Skrainar 14 Benjamin Dehmler, Genevieve Foster, Sophia Shortino, Eric Sykes 15 Suzanne Amann, William Dehmler, Oliver Doty, Carrie Ford, Todd Nadritch 16 John Hurlbut, Heike Kleine, Arran Kucharik, Maryem Shields 17 Jessica Hannah 18 Mary Bohn, Tommy McEwen, Ashley Saltzman, Mark Schluentz 19 Dominick Annese, Evan Brueckner 20 Jamison Nuijens, Karin Vogl 22 Karen Capizzi-Gooding, Geoffrey Launer 23 Elise Capozzi, Susan Lindsay, Lance Schultz, Jennifer Twomey 24 Michael Trojian 25 Cory Alberti, Lynn Mutch, Carrie Schembri 26 Kim Albert, Erika Hutch, Kathy McCarthy, Dianne Schaumberg, Diane Wagner 27 Richard Feasel, David Schutte, Jill Travers 28 Edward Saresky (Jr.) 30 Shawn Carpenter, Kim Ebbecke, Carter Lathrop Happy Anniversary! 1 Bill & Terry Brueckner 4 Ken & Sharon Kiellach, Mark & Melissa Maschoff 5 Jacob & Connie Voycheck 8 Michael & Melissa McNaughton, Mark & Jeniffer Schluentz 12 Brad & Jessica Quigley 13 Ed & Karen Wright, John & Dana Webb 15 Herman & Joyce Hermanson 16 Robert & Alice Blakemore, Robert & Diana Poetker 17 Gary & Jill Freeman 18 Mark & Rita Harstad 19 Geoffrey & Kristen Launer 20 Bob & Sandie Freitag, Hans & Jeanne Kurzik 24 David & Cathleen Lindskoog 25 Don & Linda Chapman 26 John & Marline Fitzpatrick, Ed & Marsha Freeman, Jeff & Carol Strieter 27 Joseph & Linda Aloi 28 Dick & Sharon Phillips, Bruce & Bev Wolfanger 29 Brian & Tanya Hammond, Reginal & Julie Hynes
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