June 2013  Volume 64  Issue 6

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ear Friends,

As many of you know by now, I had the pleasure of attending this year’s Call Service at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis, where seminarian Stephen Miller received his first Call to serve as our new Assistant Pastor. Since that very special evening, I’ve also had the pleasure of conveying to him our joy in this new beginning and of hearing his own great sense of joy in becoming a pastor and launching his ministry in our congregation.

Andrew said, “We have found the Messiah.” John 1:41

Our mission is to demonstrate God’s love by caring for all people and helping them to know and follow Jesus.

We are also making arrangements for Steve and his wife Andrea to visit St. Andrew for the first time in early June, after which he will be ordained into the Holy Ministry at his home church in the greater Chicago area at the end of the month. After a time of rest and transition from the rigors of seminary life, the plan at the moment is for the Millers to move to Maryland sometime in August in anticipation of his Installation at St. Andrew in early September. For those of you who missed the specifics, Mr. Miller is a native of Downers Grove, Illinois. He received his bachelor’s degree from Concordia University, Chicago in 2009. During his theological education, Steve’s served a one year internship (vicarage) at Concordia Lutheran Church in Conover, North Carolina, which like St. Andrew, is a member of the Southeastern District of our denomination. He has been consistently described as an outstanding pastoral candidate by his mentors, professors, and peers. The Millers will celebrate their first wedding anniversary in August. Pastors Mordhorst and Carlson join me and the rest of our church staff in looking forward to a new young partner in ministry who will bring a fresh voice, a new set of gifts, a vital generational perspective, and great enthusiasm for the church’s mission for Christ. Let me also say again that as happy as I am for us, I am just has happy for them because I know what a great congregation they’re coming to. So, join me this summer in prayer and preparation for another new beginning at St. Andrew, as God blesses us again with two more gifted servants of Jesus Christ, whose mission goes on for God’s glory and our great joy in Him.

“Rock into Summer” at the Church Picnic – Join St. Andrew members, friends, and Kingdom Rock VBS families for an afternoon of food and fun, Sunday June 23 from 12:30-3:30. All welcome and helpers needed! Details inside. Hope to see you there!!

In This Issue …     

Congratulations to our New Confirmands! Church-Wide Picnic – Sunday, June 23 Kingdom Rock VBS – REGISTER TODAY! TNT: The Next Transition – OPEN HOUSE – Sun, June 2 Preschool Summer Camps!

Plus much, much more!

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So Christ Himself gave some to be apostles, some to be prophets, some to be pastors and teachers, to equip His people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up.” Ephesians 4:11-12 The Lord be with you+ Love,

Pastor Hricko

Congratulations to Our 2013 Confirmation Class!

Church Staff

Evan David Menendez

Mark A. Hricko, Pastor Robert L. Mordhorst, Assistant Pastor Jotham Johann Jhang, Missionary Pastor Kenneth G. Carlson, Visitation Pastor Greg Twombley, Director of Ministries Barbara Wahlbrink, Director of Communications Riki Schoppert, Director of Student Ministries Lia Mai Puskar, Preschool Director Marianne Lohr, Director of Children’s Ministries Marilee Tollefson, Faith Community Nurse Rosemary Wasser, Organist Choirmaster Greg Twombley, Praise Team Leader Riki Schoppert, Praise Team Jennifer Twombley, Praise Team Marilyn Candler, Worship Musician Wendy Linstrom, Director of Administration Debbie Snyder, Office Assistant Bruce Poese, Media Ministry Kathy Brungardt, Creative Services Anne Harpster, Bookkeeper Ange Lorenz, Bookkeeper Luis Escobar, Property Maintenance Khiem Trang, Childcare Phuong Chau, Childcare

Carl William Paulson

2013 Board of Directors

Sydney Sean Alexander Marisa Gwyn Arsenault Raul Elias Ayala Nelson Paul Chiaravallotti Alexis Amri DeBleecker Sydney Lynn Francis Jackson Keith Grimes Ellie Mozelle Hidalgo Jordan Lynn Manzon Matthew Ross McVeigh

Deb Poese, Chair, 301-946-4709 Kimberly Gay Armour, Vice-Chair, 301-570-5335 Michael Arsenault, 301-445-6858 Ken Austin, 301-754-2711 Roger Caldow, 301-774-2570 Stacey Grove, 301-460-2242 Martha Piedrasanta, 301-460-0565 Dan Shaltanis, 301-806-8375 Cecilia Taramona, 301-570-5086

Gabrielle Alexandria Peitsch Jessica Caitlyn Pierce Samuel Steele Redman Ashley Sara Rolf Jack Harrison Rubin

Treasurer: Bruce Winter, 301-476-9868 Sunday School Superintendent: Debbie Stowe, 301-933-8032 LWML President: Nancy Kichak, 301-384-1933

Arlee Rocena Taylor Stephan Nathaniel Tipton

St. Andrew News

Published monthly by: The Lutheran Church of St. Andrew 15300 New Hampshire Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20905 301-384-4394 Preschool: 301-384-2660 [email protected]  www.mystandrew.org

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Announcing the 2013 Diaper Derby! You’ve heard of The Kentucky Derby. You’ve heard of The Preakness. And no one misses The Belmont.…………But now there’s The Diaper Downs at LCSA! Our Church Nursery is in need of some storage shelves and cubbies for the youngest members of our congregation. As a way to raise funds for this project we are planning to hold a DIAPER DERBY!

Join us as we ROCK into Summer! Food & Drinks! Music! Ice Cream!

While we won’t make our real babies crawl in a race (although that would be fun to watch!), we have devised a Diaper Derby that you may all participate in. The “bets” are your contributions toward our Nursery cubbies and shelves. During the entire month of June we will host a Diaper Derby featuring pictures of “babies” with our church staff members’ pictures on them. That’s right! Dollars will count as “bets” on your favorite “baby” staff member. Each week we will watch as staff “babies” pull ahead in our Derby. The results will be on display in the Commons so you can keep track of who’s winning! Everyone who “bets” will receive a Diaper Pin with their favorite “baby’s” name. Wear your pin and we all win!

And . . . Fun! Fun! Fun! Bring your lawn chairs and coolers as we ROCK the Kingdom! A free will offering will be collected to help defray the costs. Picnic Volunteers Needed If you are available to help us staff our picnic on Sunday, June 23, please contact the church office or sign up in The Commons. Student Service Learning Hours will be offered to those students who would like to volunteer.

Needed for 1 hour shifts:

Remember, the “baby” who raises the most funds is our WINNER!

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Moon-Bounces! Games! Door Prizes!

Game Attendants Grill Team Members Food Table Attendants Set-Up Team Members Clean-Up Team Members Greeters

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Treasurer’s Corner

TNT   “The Next Transition”  for College Students & Young Adults

Now that we have completed our beautiful new Lower Level, and have finalized the expansion of our parking lot, I wanted to summarize the financial implications and funding for these important projects. We were again blessed at St. Andrew with over 200 families or individuals contributing generously to our Firm Foundations Campaign. As originally described, Firm Foundations was intended to provide funding to complete our Lower Level, expand our parking lot and provide financial support to support the operations of this new space in the first few years. I am very pleased to report that we, as a Church family, met all of the goals described. Here’s a recap of the financial details: Firm Foundations Pledges: FF “Furnishings” Pledges: Seed money from “CTJ”*:

$1,383,440 123,918 471,130

Total Sources of Funds: Cost of LL and Parking: Operations Support:

$1,978,488 ($1,773,806) $ 204,682

Are you transitioning into the “adult world” via college or work? Maneuvering new situations and responsibilities, and wondering how your faith fits in? Come share your challenges and adventures with friends who are on the same path!

OPEN HOUSE

Sunday, June 2 at 12:30pm Lunch & Games!

As of this writing, we have received over 81% of the pledges to Firm Foundations and the giving to this campaign will end next year. I want to sincerely thank each and every one of you for your contributions of time, talent, and your financial resources to St. Andrew. As we have demonstrated many times, with God’s grace, and your sacrificial gifts, not only have we seen tremendous growth in our Church home but, more importantly, we continue to spread God’s word through the good works of our growing ministries

at the home of Dave & Lindsey Heinemann in Silver Spring

Contact Lindsey at 717-433-2869 or [email protected] for details/directions.

All welcome - bring friends!

As I communicated last year, we closed on our new mortgage in November, and are now enjoying a substantially lower fixed rate of interest on our total $3.5 million loan. We have invested approximately $13.5 million in our “new” Church home, and while a $3.5 million mortgage is substantial, we have proven our ability to meet these obligations and more! Stay tuned to “Treasurer’s Corner” for summary financial information derived from our 2012 audited financial statement, coming this summer! *CTJ = “Continue the Journey” Capital Campaign

July Newsletter Deadline:

Bruce Winter, Treasurer

Sunday, June 9 St. Andrew News

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READY to have a ROCKIN’ TIME at

 Registration (Monday morning & daily sign-in/out)  Photography/Audio-Visual (some training required)  Crew Leaders  Assistant Crew Leaders  Craft/snack/game helpers/assistants  Actors for daily dramas

Vacation Bible School?!?!

For an up-to-date listing of available positions, visit our VBS website at www.mystandrew.org.

Staff Training will be held on June 1 at 10am, June 6 at 7pm, and June 9 at 12:30pm. All staff required to attend ONE session unless prior arrangements have been made. Staff 18 years of age and older must also have a background check on file or be willing to complete a preliminary background check. Just a reminder for students that all training time, as well as hours spent helping with set-up and/or at decorating workshops, will count toward Student Service Learning Hours!

Register for Kingdom Rock Today! For ages 3 to 11 (or completing 5 th grade)

Help Feed the Masses!!

Preschoolers must be bathroom-independent

June 17-21,

Consider making a donation to help purchase snack supplies. Envelopes are available at the VBS table in the Commons or go online to mystandrew.org and click on the E-giving page to make a donation. No shopping necessary!!

9a-12:15p

OR

June 24-28,

9a-12:15p

Construct the Castle!!

Creative crafts, team-building games, cool Bible songs, and tasty treats!! Kingdom Rock VBS will give children incredible Bible-learning experiences that will help them grow in faith and see evidence of God in their lives!

Help us put the finishing touches on our fabulous decorations! Join us at a Decorating Workshop. No experience is necessary just a willing heart and old clothes … maybe your favorite hammer or paintbrush!

 Saturdays, June 1, 8 & 15, 10am-2pm

Cost: $40 for the first child; $35 for each additional child in a family ($5 discount if paid by June 1, $35/$30).

 Tuesdays, June 4 and 11, 7-9pm  Thursdays, June 6 and 13, 7-9pm

Complete a registration form located in this newsletter (mail to church or place in Marianne Lohr’s church mailbox) OR visit www.mystandrew.org for convenient online registration (click on Vacation Bible School link).

 Sunday, June 16 at 1pm Many thanks to those who have already donated or lent items for us to use! ALL donations or decorations can be left in the VBS box in the coat closet. Please contact Marianne Lohr if you have any other castle-inspired decorations that you think might be useful. To facilitate the return of on-loan decorations, please be sure to clearly label items with your name.

Knights Needed!! As well as Crew Leaders, Station Leaders and Assistants, Registration Helpers….Volunteer for the whole week or a morning, work with children or help “behind the scenes.” We invite you to come experience VBS at The Lutheran Church of St. Andrew; share in the fun and excitement that the children find. We can always use volunteers in the following areas:

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Contact Marianne Lohr with questions, concerns or comments at 410-377-2250 or [email protected].

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Preschool News

Kid Central News

School’s out already and the summertime fun has begun at St. Andrew’s Preschool!

Celebration Sunday! On June 2, the KidCentral classes will be entertained by a wonderful end-of-year celebration, with special lessons about Heroes in the Bible. This will take place in the Great Room, so parents should plan to drop-off children there beginning at 9:20am. We’ll want to have as much time as possible so don’t be late!!!

For many students, the end of the school year has been extended with our Summer Camp, which will run for three weeks. All potty trained children, aged 3-5, are welcome to join the fun. Our camp themes this year are:

“Come to the Bahamas” – May 28-31 “The Preschool Pond” – June 3-7 “Under the Sea” – June 10-14

Summer Sunday School Regular classes conclude on June 9 for the year, with Summer KidCentral beginning the next week (June 16). The kids have had a great year together, starting their worship with Praise Craze and making new friends in all classes! As during the school year, kids will meet in Room 118 to get started. Our summer program is going to be structured differently, however, so kids will also be dismissed from Room 118. Hope to see you there when you’re in town!

Please visit our website for details (www.mystandrew.org). Enrollment continues for the 2013-2014 school year. We offer sessions for 2, 3, and 4 year olds. Classes for the coming school year are already 76% full, so let your friends and neighbors know about our Preschool fast! Word of mouth is our best advertisement!

Summer Volunteers Needed! Because we try to give our regular teachers the summer off, we ask for parents to pitch in and assist for the summer sessions of class. Please visit the sign up table in the Commons to see which Sundays are still open. All materials are provided and there are always two adults per class, so you are never alone! It’s a great opportunity to support the KidCentral program and spend a little time with the Good News of Jesus. Need more information? Contact Deb Stowe or Marianne Lohr at [email protected].

Enjoy the hazy, hot days of summer ... we look forward to seeing you at the start of the 2013-2014 school year! Lia Mai Puskar Preschool Director

Calling All Online Shoppers: Help St. Andrew! Earn funds for St. Andrew automatically when you shop online! Visit www.igive.com, follow instructions to select “Lutheran Church of St. Andrew” as your cause, download the iGive button to your browser, and start shopping! It’s so easy, and the church will receive $5 when you register, and a percentage of your purchases at hundreds of participating online retailers like Amazon, Staples, and many more!

Celebrate Your Graduate! Give the gift that builds for your graduate’s future while also empowering ministries! Open an investment for your grad at Lutheran Church Extension Fund (LCEF).

Once the iGive button is on your browser, the credit is automatic – you don’t even have to think about it! Sign up today!

Saying congratulations with an LCEF investment shares a great example of your commitment to helping ministries today while growing a gift for your graduate’s life in Christ. Call 800-843-5233 or visit lcef.org for details and current rates.

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Many Thanks!

St. Andrew Member Honored!

Dear Friends, I have worshiped at a wonderful place for 35 years. That place is The Lutheran Church of St. Andrew. It has grown through those years because of the spirit of the members and Pastors who have led us. Recently, I downsized to a smaller home after 58 years at my previous residence. The prospect of a move was overwhelming. I wondered how I would accomplish it with no truck, van, or muscles. I simply prayed and asked Jesus to help me find a way to do it, and began. St. Andrew helpers were not asked to assist me, but they simply heard I needed help and came to work. No pay. Some worked for weeks sorting, packing, boxing, disposing, and finally loading items to display and sell at St. Andrew’s recent Yard Sale. Heartfelt thanks go to Marilee Tollefson, Mary Ann and Kirk Rydland, Carol and Walt Petzold, Ed Stowe, Karen Bohlmann, Anne Harpster, Revonda and Bill Mosher, and Emily Berry.

Long-time St. Andrew member Irma Cuellar was recently honored with the Marie Ferlington Life Service Award for exceptional innovation, dedication, and energy shown on behalf of the Montgomery County District 14 Democratic Club. Irma’s many years of faithful service were recognized with the award and lifetime Honorary Membership in the Club at a dinner on April 26. In addition, later this year Irma’s name will be inscribed on the Civil Rights Foot Soldiers Monument in Annapolis, Maryland. This honor is reserved for those who participated in the 1963 March on Washington, in which Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his immortal “I Have a Dream” speech.

I have done nothing to deserve or earn from God the labor and care that was lavished upon me by these and unnamed others. Nothing! You cannot earn God’s gifts. He gives His love to you freely. These people gave because they believe in Jesus and follow Him. Thank God for The Lutheran Church of St. Andrew. The Spirit of God is here.

Our St. Andrew family joins with the community in thanksgiving for Irma’s tireless devotion to these and many other worthwhile causes! Congratulations and blessings, Irma!

With love,

Lynn Wright

I’d like to thank the church for their prayers for Ethel Sawyer during her time in the hospital after the auto accident. She is home now, and we could not have done it without you all. God healed Ethel not just by our faith but by prayers from our Pastor and his angelic team (Riki, Marilee, Pastor Carlson, Leslie) and the voices of our congregation. God does dwell in them! We love you all dearly, and once again our heartfelt thanks to you. Love,

Rose Thomas and family

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Social Ministry News

Health & Wellness “...Let everyone who hears, say, ‘Come’. and let everyone who is thirsty, come. Let anyone who wishes, take the water of life as a Gift...” Revelation 22:17-19

Crossway Montessori Children – This month we will collect school uniforms and other items to assist mothers whose children are enrolled in the Crossway Montessori School. The uniforms, in sizes 2 to 6T, are navy blue, white or light blue polo shirts or dress shirts that are plain without logos or patterns (with collars and a few buttons in front) either short or long sleeves, khaki or navy blue pants or shorts (not jeans material), without logos or patterns (the kind available at Target or Old Navy). Girls also use navy blue or khaki jumpers or skorts.

Diabetes Education Are you at risk for diabetes, or know someone who is? Learn how to manage this condition and prevent Type 2 Diabetes in a class on June 6 and 13 from 9:30-11:30am at Washington Adventist Hospital. Call 800-542-5096 for cost, directions and registration. Or if you are challenged by your diabetes diagnosis, attend Diabetes Self-Management Education on Thursdays June 6-27 from 9:30am-12:30pm at Holy Cross Hospital Senior Source, 8580 Second Ave., Silver Spring. This 4-week class helps you with daily management, and is staffed by a certified diabetes nurse educator and registered dietician. Medicare covers diabetes education. Register by credit card at holycrosshealth.org or by calling 301754-8800.

June is National Safety Month!

Lutheran Mission Society collection of Thrift Shop items is June 23. Homeless folks often suffer from sunburn. In summer, there is a special need for new bottles of sunscreen and unused lip balm. Since these are smaller items that we don’t want to mix with the “thrift shop” items, please put sunscreen and lip balm in the blue box in the coat room marked “LMS” during June.

Volunteers needed at the Clothes Closet – July is our month to help at the Colesville Council of Community Congregations (C-4) Clothes Closet at 14015 New Hampshire Avenue, south of our church just past the ICC. Can you help out on Tuesday, Thursday or Friday mornings from 9am to noon or whatever time you can stay? One day a week for the month of July would be very helpful. The sign-up list will be in the Commons by mid-June. The task is sorting clothes and hanging them with similar items. No experience necessary!

Sweet summertime! Don’t miss out on any fun this season! Stay well by learning strategies on how to keep your heart healthy this summer at Summer Safety, Tuesday, June 4 from 11amnoon at Gaithersburg Senior Center 80 Bureau Dr., Gaithersburg, or Wednesday, June 5 from 10:15-11am at Margaret Schweinhaut Senior Center, 1000 Forest Glen Road, Silver Spring. Included will be tips on hydration, food safety and travel. No registration necessary. For further information, please call 301-896-3939.

Thinking ahead – In July, we’ll collect school supplies for “Linkages to

It’s Also Men’s Health Month!

Many thanks to those who contributed for school supplies for Colesville

Whether a man is in his 20’s, 30’s or 60’s, he is one day closer to being told he has a prostate problem! The 10th Annual Men’s Health Symposium: “What Men Should Know About Their Prostate” will be held Thursday, June13 at Suburban Hospital, 8600 Old Georgetown Rd., Bethesda. Registration and refreshments at 6pm and free seminar from 6:30-8pm. Register online at events.suburbanhospital.org or call 301-896-3939.

Learning,” a county organization that identifies kids in need and offers support to them. We will help kids in several local schools this year, as well as the Hispanic Lutheran Ministry. Beginning July 1, please drop your donations in the box in the coat room. What’s needed? Book Bags/Backpacks, #2 pencils, colored pencils, pens, fine-line markers, highlighters, crayons, loose-leaf paper, scissors (both sharp and rounded points), zip pouches, black & white composition books, 2”-3” binders, spiral composition books, rulers, glue sticks (no liquid glue please), subject dividers, and rectangular erasers.

Council of Community Congregations (C-4) to fill over 700 back packs for Colesville area children in need. The chairman of this project shops carefully for wholesale prices and starts this month to find the best buys to be ready by mid-August. St. Andrew sent almost $400 from our door offering taken on May 12.

Help Us Collect – As you travel in the coming months, save hotel-sized toiletries for Shepherd’s Table. Guests there sometimes use the shower facilities, and these toiletries are just perfect. We’ll have a box in the Coat Room in September to collect them.

A sincere thank you to those who contributed to the door offering in April for Lutheran Partners for Disaster Relief (LPDR) to help rehabilitate homes on Maryland’s Eastern Shore ravaged by Hurricane Sandy. $568 was sent from St. Andrew to LPDR

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June 2013 Service Assistants Calendar 8:00 *Eddie James, Harry Joyce, Bruce Emmel, USHERS

June 2 - Carol Petzold, June 9 - Anne Harpster, June 16 - TBD, June 23 - TBD, June 30 - TBD

9:30 *Bob Kichak, Ron Collis, Lina Rashid, Jim Solfronk, Lynn Wright, Jay Jacobsen, Linda Newcomer 11:00 *Jim Farmer, Don Berkheimer, Craig Johnson, Beth Victor, Barbara LaCour June 2

June 9

June 16

June 23

June 30

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WELCOME CENTER

9:30

Marie Jackson

Lynn Wright

Linda Newcomer

Claudia Jacobson

Angela Green

Judy Downey

Jamie Krauk

Jim & Willie Farmer

Carol Baker, Trudy Wehking

Carol Baker, Trudy Wehking

Deborah Shoup, Elaine Hessler

Deborah Shoup, Elaine Hessler

Trudy Wehking, Karen Hale

Janice Flug

Janice Flug

Jennifer & Alan McKenna

Jennifer & Alan McKenna

Karen Rosales

Linda Newcomer - F

Dave & Carol Doermann - F

Karen Matthiesen - F

M. Forrey, A. Belsinger - F

Vicky & Grace Aceto - F

Dave & Carol Doermann - SC

Peggy Hayeslip - SC

M. Forrey, A. Belsinger-SC

Claudia Jacobson - SC

Lois Blodgett - SC

Peggy Hayeslip - R

Linda Newcomer - R

Claudia Jacobson - R

Karen Matthiesen - R

Marie Jackson - R

Laura & Steve Olson

Linda & Doug Schaus

Linda & Doug Schaus

Jamie Krauk

post 11 Lisa Tipton

ALTAR PREPARATION 8:00

GREETERS

Bonnie French

9:30

11:00 Laura & Steve Olson 8:00

George Harris, Linda Lande

Dan & Jennifer Shaltanis

Marian Lewis, Jonathan Moser

Marge Schnackenberg, Sara Giron

*Robie Hillhouse, Brian Nockleby, Alice Scipio, Leslie Hollowell, Roger Caldow

*Deb Stowe, Ken & Lucie Austin, Bill Wyeth, Tricia King

9:30

*Paul & Jackie Lobien, Jeanette Schuder, Irma Cuellar, Peggy Gorski, Claudia Jacobson, Karen Matthiesen, Marty Herrin

*Kathleen & Klaus Strebel, Marilee Tollefson, Bill & Margot Golding, Tom Polansky, Claudia Jacobson, Phil Droege

*Marty Herrin, Lois Blodgett, Jeanette Schuder, Dorothy & Bill Fristoe, Peggy Hayeslip, Don Becker, Eldra Simmons

*Trish Baker, Dorothy Fristoe, Bill Fristoe, Sandi Goetsch, Marilee Tollefson, Sue Zimmerman, Ken Carlson, Barbara Schantz

*Kathleen & Klaus Strebel, Trish Baker, Bill & Margot Golding, Tom Polansky, Vicky Aceto, Phil Droege

Pew

Marilee Tollefson

Sandi Goetsch

Irma Cuellar

Claudia Jacobson

Leslie Hollowell

*Marianne Lohr, Lynn Harty, Stu *Stan & Sandy Jackson, John & Barbara Richards, Angela Butler, TBD, Jack Reinhart, Green, David Van Norstrand Tamara Arsenault

*Amanda Wingo, TBD, Willie Farmer, Jeff Lohr, Jennifer Backus, Gloria Reyes

*Jeff & Barbara Wahlbrink, Carol Witmer, Gary Fields, Lynn Harty, Mandy Williams

*Stan Jackson, John Butler, Lisa Tipton, Jack Reinhart, Sandy Nee Jackson, Tamara Arsenault

*Luther Tollefson, Bob Helms, Patrick Hintz, David LaCour

*Kirk & Mary Ann Rydland, Bill Fristoe, Jack Reinhart

*Shelley Mitek, John Adam, Lucie Austin, Steve Olson

*Janice Flug, Carl Rose, Wendy Scheible, Jeff Wahlbrink

*Luther Tollefson, Bruce Brizendine, Beth Victor, Marv Wehking

Amy Moser, Arlee Taylor

Sam Redman, Stephan Tipton

Jack Rubin, TBD

Sydney Francis, Tia Puskar

Arthur Zimmer, George Carson

Andrew Richmond, Cheyenne Richmond

Gabby Peitsch, Max Redman

Jack Rubin, Nelson Chiaravallotti

Andrew Russell, TBD

Sue Smith

Karen Matthiesen, Claudia Jacobson

Carlos Garcia

Steve Berry

Roberta Alberding

Janet Burton

Bruce Poese

Beth Victor

Janet Burton

Janet Burton

LECTORS 9:30 8:00

COMMUNION ASSISTANTS

11:00

STEWARDSHIP MINISTRY 8:00

Ken & Lucie Austin Luther Tollefson, Angela Sullivan *Deb & Ed Stowe, Roger Caldow, Walter Petzold, Helena Jacobs

ACOLYTES 11:00 Gavi Winter, Tia Puskar ALTAR FLOWER DELIVERY AUDIO/VISUAL

Bob Rathbun, William Wooden Carolyn Carlson, Margaret McConnell *Leslie Hollowell, TBD, Mark Wallen, Lyndi Lahl, Dan Shaltanis

Anne & Bill Harpster Dick & Sandi Goetsch *Robie Hillhouse, Brian Nockleby, Deb Stowe, Roger Caldow, TBD

If you are unable to serve as scheduled, please try to find a substitute - contact the church office for info. Please call the church by Wednesday prior to scheduled date in order for names to be changed in bulletins. Thank you.