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Holy Spirit Lutheran Church
Welcome
November 2, 2014
Welcome to Holy Spirit Lutheran!
Welcome to our worship today. Whether you are a member, a regular
visitor or a newcomer, we are happy to have you with us. We pray that
you enjoy your time with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and with our
church family. You are invited to join us for refreshments after the
service. If you would like to know more about our church and our
faith, please visit the Hospitality Center. We invite you to please sign
the Pew Pad when it comes by. If we can be of service to you, please
make a note on a yellow message card and place it in the offering
plate or call the church office.
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HANDICAP PARKING spaces are
provided close to the church. Please obey
the signs and leave these spaces available
for those who need them. Juno Beach
Police will ticket violators $250.
COMMUNION PROCEDURES
Everyone who believes that Jesus
Christ is truly present in the
sacrament and sincerely wishes to
commune with Him is welcome to
participate in the celebration.
Children may come forward for
a blessing.
When you receive the wafer, you
may dip it into the wine (red) or
grape juice (white).
If you would like to participate in the
sacraments but are unable to come
forward, please inform an usher and
communion will be brought to you.
OUR SUPERVISED NURSERY IS
AVAILABLE this morning for infants and
one year olds in the Learning Center
Building, room 103.
THE KID
CONNECTION for 2-3 year olds meets at
9:30 in the Learning Center Building room
104. See the ushers for assistance.
BIBLE ACTIVITY BAGS AVAILABLE
FOR YOUNG CHILDREN during the
worship service. Please ask the ushers for
a bag. At the end of the service, return it
to the usher so a child at another service
can use the Bible Bag. The bags are
provided as a gift from Thrivent.
IF YOU’RE A FIRST-TIME VISITOR
TO OUR WORSHIP SERVICES we
have a gift for you to remember us by
and to learn more about our
congregation. Please stop by the
Hospitality Center on the patio and pick
up your gift!
ASSISTED HEARING DEVICES are
available for use at the beginning of each
service. These devices will help amplify
the sounds of the service to a comfortable
level for the hearing impaired. An assisted
hearing device would allow you to move
out of the sanctuary and not miss one
word. Please go to the sound booth to
check one out!
EVERYONE IS INVITED FOR
REFRESHMENTS out on the patio.
Please take a moment to share greetings
and joy with one another. Make some
new friends by introducing yourself to
others.
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Welcome to Worship
November 2, 2014
8:00 & 9:30 AM Worship Services
We encourage you to be fully present in our worship service this
morning by joyfully singing in praise to God!
Opening Music
Announcements
*Greet One Another
*Opening Songs
“Everlasting God”
“Revelation Song”
*Prayer
Bible Reading
Genesis 4:1-9 (NLT)
Giving Back To God (Offering)
“He Is Exalted”
(Pass Pew Pads)
Message
“Every Relationship Has A Climate”
Pastor Frank Wagner
*Prayer of Confession
*“Lord’s Prayer Song”
Celebration of Holy Communion
Communion Song
“There Is None Like You”
*Closing Prayer
*Benediction
*Closing Song
“You Reign”
* The congregation will please stand
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SUBMIT YOUR PRAYER
requests for this week by
using a yellow message
card found in the chair
back. Pastor will include
your request in today’s service. All
prayer requests will be prayed for by
our staff and the HSLC Prayer Chain
during the week and included in next
week’s worship bulletin.
COMING EVENTS
Today ~ Sunday Evening Service 5 PM
Today ~ All Saints Sunday
11/7-9 ~ HSLC Camping Trip
11/9 ~ Thanksgiving Food Drive Begins
11/15 ~ Progressive Dinner
11/16 ~ Blood Drive at HSLC 8 AM-12:30PM
11/26 ~ Thanksgiving Worship 7:00 PM
11/30 ~ Angel Tree Begins
12/7 ~ Women’s Christmas Party 1 PM
WE ARE HERE FOR YOU! Pastoral
care is available 24 hours a day,
7 days a week by calling the church
office at 624-9663 or after hours call
JoAnn at 308-9206.
SUNDAY CLASS SCHEDULE
9:30 ~ KIDS CONNECTION
9:30 ~ Sunday School
PreK—6th Grade
9:30 ~ Adult Sunday School
NOTES ON THE SERMON:
If you would like to take notes
during today’s sermon, there
is green paper in the back of
the chair in front of you.
All classes held in the Learning Center.
VISIT OUR WEBSITE:
www.HSLCFamily.com
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Check us out on:
Listen to our Sunday sermons.
Get info on upcoming events.
THE ETERNAL LIGHT is given by Peggy Lentz in loving
memory of Bob.
Holy Cross Lutheran Church Presents:
2nd Annual Reformation Concert
TODAY at 4:00 PM
1591 Kirk Road, Palm Springs, FL 33406
Everyone is invited!
For info: 561-965-4622
Sunday, November 16
8:00 AM—12:30 PM
All donors will receive a free T-shirt.
Please bring your photo ID.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT HSLC?
The Women About Youth (WAY) Ministry presents
AUTUMN BRUNCH ON THE PATIO
TODAY 8:45 am to 11:15 am
Individually prepared Omelets, Pancakes and more
Adults $5, Children under 12 $3, Family $15
Proceeds will go to "Operation Christmas Child", a project supported by Samaritan's Purse which is a
Christian organization headed by Franklin Graham that helps children in crisis around the world.
Annual Food Drive: 2,490 pounds of food needed!
Our Annual Food Drive is being hosted by our Confirmation ministry.
The congregation is challenged to raise enough food to surpass the
Confirmation youth and leaders’ total combined weight of 2,490
pounds. We will collect food on Sundays, November 9, 16, & 23. On
November 23, the food that we gather at HSLC will be bagged into
individual portions and distributed to those in need here in Northern Palm Beach
County. Please support our Confirmation sutdents and those in need in our
community. We can easily reach the 2,490 pound goal if every individual (adults and
children) worshipping at HSLC brings 10 pounds of nonperishable food. The most
needed food items are: Dry Corn Meal, Dry Beans, Rice, Cooking Oil, Peanut Butter,
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Sugar, Flour, Soup, Canned Vegetables, Canned Fruits, Tuna
Fish, Cereals, Toothpaste. Please bring your food items to the patio.
Thanksgiving Eve Worship
Wednesday, November 26, at 7:00 pm
Come and worship, sing songs to the Lord with praise and
thanksgiving in your hearts. Join us after worship for
Pie & Coffee Fellowship. Friends and family are welcome.
Erica Swan Webb will be baptized today by Pastor Frank during the
11:00 service. Erica’s parents are Daniel & Jennifer Webb. We
welcome Erica into the family of God.
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Weekly Small Groups, Studies, and Fellowship Meetings
Women’s Group
With Pastor Frank, Tuesday Mornings at 7:30 AM
in the Learning Center.
Men’s Group
With Pastor Frank, Wednesday Mornings at 7:00 AM
in the Learning Center.
Women’s Walking
Group
Tuesdays at 8:00 PM at Downtown at the Gardens. Meet in
front of Whole Foods. Erica Mardis, 850-510-4397 or
[email protected].
Bridge Small Group
Wednesdays 1:30-3:30 PM in the Learning Center.
Pam Wohlschlegel, 561-776-2814.
Social Bridge is played. Substitutes are needed!
Prayer Ministry
Small Group
Wednesdays at 6:30 PM in the Learning Center.
Debby Weeks, 630-913-0980
Currently studying “When God’s People Pray”
Prayer Shawl
Ministry
Thursdays @ 1:00 PM in the Learning Center. Ilse Miller,
561-746-0859. Knitting and crocheting. Beginners welcome!
Beginner Bridge
Small Group
Fridays at 6:30 PM in the Learning Center.
Kirt & Rhonda Danielson, (561) 575-2556.
New experienced players are welcome.
Adult Sunday School
Sundays @ 9:30 AM in the Learning Center.
Contact Cheryl Scott 561-622-5069.
Contact the Church office for more information at 561-624-9663 or [email protected].
NEW MEN’S DISCUSSION AND FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITY
ATTENTION ALL MEN OF HSLC: Men, whether you are a member or visitor you
are invited to join us for our new Wednesday Evening Men’s Group. The purpose of
this Men’s Group is to foster Christian friendships among men, to provide an
environment where we have faith discussions and pray for those things that matter to
our lives. We meet upstairs in the Learning Center 6-7 PM. Pastor Frank is the
facilitator. Come check out this opportunity and see if it works for you. Our faith
discussion is around a DVD series called “FIGHT, Winning The Battles That Matter
Most”.
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Dates: November 7, 8, & 9
Where: Jonathan Dickinson State Park
All friends and members of HSLC are invited to join us. This is a
time to relax and get to know the wonderful people of our
congregation. Come for the weekend or just a few hours! Cost for a
campsite for the weekend is $60. Space is limited. Sign up at the Hospitality Center!
Daytime Meal Small Group
If you want to be part of a Small Group, there is a wonderful opportunity
to meet for a meal. Join a small group that goes to a restaurant for a meal
the first Friday of every month. The November 7 lunch will be at Juno Beach Fish
House at 12:30. Please RSVP by Wednesday to Patti Thompson at 575-9046.
A Town Of Juno Beach Project: A Collection for Our Veterans
Today we are collecting items for handicapped and homeless Veterans in
conjunction with the Town of Juno Beach. Items needed are: Travel Size
Toiletries, Hygiene Items, Deoderant, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Liquid
Soap, Wet Wipes, Hand Sanitizers, Breakfast Bars, Protein Bars, Granola Bars, Instant
Hot Chocolate. Items can also be dropped off at the Church Office November 3-7.
KAIROS OUTSIDE is a ministry for women whose lives have been impacted by
having a relative or loved one in prison, either in the past or at the present time. These
women are often forgotten or neglected by society, and are left behind to provide for
themselves and their children, through no fault of their own. KO ministry provides a
weekend of sharing Christ's love, forgiveness, and hope for these women. Many of the
guests say that they felt like nobody loved them or cared about their families and these
spiritual weekends make them feel loved and give them a new sense of worth.
The next KAIROS OUTSIDE weekend will take place November 21-23, 2014, at a
hotel on Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, WPB. There is no cost for the guests and we
welcome any women 18 or older who would like to attend. Rhonda Danielson will be
part of the team that is planning the weekend and she will be happy to provide
applications. Just give her a call as soon as possible (561-575-2556 or 561-602-2709)
for more information.
Theme Bible verse for the KO weekend will be 1 Corinthians 13:7 - Love never gives
up, never loses faith, is always hopeful and endures through every circumstance.
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The Saints of the HSLC Congregation
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Sarah Applegate: Grandparents Earl & Pat Cook; Mentor Louise Severence
Karla Dailing: Parents Elva & Courtney Berger
Kirt Danielson: Roy & Helen Danielson, Pastor David Wolber, Carl Grabowski
Jean Dempsey: Husband Russell Dempsey
Carol Entrekin: Amos & Maren Entrekin
Karen Hudson: Helen Storch
Geri Jenkins: Parents John & Dorothy Luke
Fred Kempel: Dorothy Kempel
Mac: Pastor John Nelson, Grandpa
Erica Mardis: Florence Carlig
Mary Kay McNally: Mother Sara McNally
David & Lorraine Murray: Pastor Earl Henley, Dave’s Parents Richard & Ella
Murray, and Lorriane’s Parents Erich & Helen Berg
Gayle Retkowski: Brother William McConighen
Karen Reymann: Grandmother Amelia Dowgird
Claire Roche: Husband John Roche and Sister Audrey Weiss
Linda Schuckman: Ernest & Gloria Schuckman
Cindy Shinn: Mother Elizabeth Christman
Walt Shinn: Father Grover Shinn
Dot Sisco: John Sisco & Roy Fenske
Sandra Spain: Parents Lillian & Harry Spanin
Hazel Tanenbaum: Michael Christopher Smith
Susan Van Lindt: Grandmother Matilda Pully
Susie Van Pelt: Sunday School teacher Louise Nemeth, Parents Helen & David
Van Pelt
Connie Ward: Mother Amelia Dowgird
Margaret MacDonald, Allan MacDonald, Michaeline Caracciolo, Joseph Sellers,
Alice Ann Downey, Joseph Herot
If you have returned for the winter season, please fill out a
yellow message card to let the church office know.
We would like to update our church database.
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2015 Haiti Mission Trips
We are pleased to announce three opportunities for HSLC members and friends to
participate in well-established, exciting, life-changing mission trips to the Village of
Hope (VoH) School and Health Center in Ganthier, Haiti. Experienced leaders will
guide the teams both in the States and while in the mission field. Preparedness, safety,
and security will be of primary concern. The following trips are offered for your
consideration:
February 21 to February 28, 2015: Medical/Dental Trip, partnering with St. Thomas
Episcopal Church, St. Petersburg, FL. A Mobile Medical/Dental Team will travel on a
daily basis to villages located near the VoH to provide basic medical and dental care for
the local Haitian people. Doctors, dentists, nurses, pharmacists, and those trained to
work with these professional are encouraged to consider this trip. All professional
licenses must be up-to-date.
March 26 to April 2, 2015: Service Trip, partnering with St. Thomas Episcopal Church,
St. Petersburg, FL. The Trip Team Leader and the VoH Field Director will plan
projects at the school, health center, and/or Hope House mission compound for the
Team to accomplish during their stay. Useful skills: Plumbing, carpentry, painting,
household repairs. Willing helpers to assist skilled team members are also needed.
Dates to be announced: Ambassador/Service Trip planned for those who want to learn
more about the ministries of the VoH, and local Haitian customs and crafts. The VoH
Field Director may also ask the team to assist with minor repairs to the facilities. This
trip could be planned for 4 or 5 days depending on the interests of team members.
Teams are forming now and much work needs to be accomplished. A valid passport
and some immunizations are required. The cost, including airfare, and room and board,
will be approximately $1,000 per person. If you are interested, Pastor Frank
([email protected]) and/or Julia Soistman ([email protected]) will be
happy to discuss any of the trips in detail with you.
Drama Troupe for Adults & Kids Starting at HSLC
Are you interested in acting, working on costumes, props and
stage? HSLC is starting a Drama group for adults & kids. No experience
is necessary. The group is planning to put a production together for the
holidays. If you are interested or would like more information, please
email Nikki & Emery Smith at [email protected].
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Holy Spirit Lutheran is committed to helping those in need.
It is part of our mission! Ways in which YOU CAN HELP:
Donate Items ~ Leave Items in labeled bins in Patio Classroom
Community Food
Pantry
See flyer on church bulletin board; collection basket in the patio
classroom. Also, toothbrushes, toothpaste, bar soap, peanut butter,
jelly, canned meat, pasta sauce
Community Clothes
Closet
Used or new clothes and shoes (baby, youth, & adult); cell phones,
eye glasses & belts
For the Homeless
Family Promise
Men’s items: jeans (Sizes 28-36), white t-shirts, hooded sweatshirts,
short sleeve dress shirts, belts and shoes, small soaps, shampoos &
lotions, washcloths, perfumes, talcum powder, sun block, bug spray.
Laundry Detergent, Pine Sol, Windex, Shower Cleaner, and XL
Latex gloves
SANDWICHES FOR THE HUNGRY: Sandwiches and hard-boiled eggs are needed every
Wednesday before 8:00 AM; please leave in church refrigerator. Help make sandwiches for St.
George’s the first Saturday of each month starting at 8:30 am in the sanctuary.
CARE MINISTRY NEWS
Want to See Children Smile? Help them with their reading, math and recreation. There are
opportunities in Lake Park and Cabana Colony Youth Centers.
Contact Harry
Drier [email protected] 601-8211.
Food Pantry needs small plastic and large paper bags. Put in the grocery cart in the patio
classroom.
The Home Delivered Meals Program still has room for you or someone you know. If you or
someone you know need a home delivered, delicious, well balanced meal, please
call Cindy Miller 561-222-9436.
Clothes Closet Helper Needed: We need 2-3 women who can spend two Mondays a month
sorting clothes. Contact Beverly Zager, 339-4882.
KIRT DANIELSON IS GOING TO PRISON,
PLEASE PRAY! Kirt is part of Kairos Prison
Ministry. He and a team of other men will be in
Okeechobee Correctional Institution November 6-9
leading a Christian retreat for the inmates. Please use
the prayer slip in your bulletin and pray for Kirt, the
team and the inmates.
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Soulfire is a time
for fun, fellowship
and service.
Middle school and high school youth
meet together every Sunday from
11:00 am to 1:00 pm unless a
special event at a different time is
specified in the bulletin. For
information, contact Shawn Shapton
at [email protected] or
561-234-5957.
Middle School Mondays! Youth in 6th 8th grade are invited to join us each
Monday at 6 pm upstairs in the
Learning Center. This is a time for
learning and discussion.
High School Wednesdays! Youth in 9th
- 12th grade are invited to Oceanview
Methodist in Juno Beach each
Wednesday at 6 pm.
Both meetings include food, fun and
bible study. Friends are welcome!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Stay and get messy with us today!!! We'll wrap it up with a slip and slide!! Our
2 FAVORITE camp counselors are joining us today, so don't miss it!!
Next week: Come camping with us! Soul fire will have a campsite at Jonathan
Dickinson State Park. Let us know if you want to come along.
Do you want to be a part of the Christmas play? Practice begins soon!
It took more than 50 volunteers painting faces, preparing food, hauling
tables, playing music, and joining in on the games to make this year’s
festival a success! Thank you to all of you who lent a hand; our guests
appreciated your warm smiles and willingness to serve. Special thanks
goes to committee chairs Kirsten Randolph, Ben & Barbara Meyburg,
Jamie Johnson, JoAnn Swift, Erica Mardis, Nikki Smith, Rhonda Danielson, Cindy
Shinn, Maureen Lay, Lynn Vaccaro, Robert Ullom, Kendra Torres, Dave Nelson, and
JoAnn Hayes. We are so appreciative of our emcee for the day Steve Thorn, and the
other folks who entertained us on stage: the members of Doctrine, the
Maltz Traveling Group, The HSLC Preschoolers, and the talent show
performers. And, we loved seeing all of the ministries joining in on the
celebration! Truly our community enjoyed our festival!
WAY Cook books will be on sale at the Hospitality Tent every Sunday.
They contain fabulous "tried and true" recipes and make excellent gifts.
Proceeds will go to the Women About Youth Ministry's Reading Program.
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EVERY WEEK AT HOLY SPIRIT LUTHERAN CHURCH
All activities are open to everyone —members, visitors and friends!
MONDAYS
BOY SCOUT TROOP 701: 7:00 p.m. upstairs in the Worship Center. E-mail King
Wekenmann at [email protected] or call 746-9269.
WOMEN’S HOPE CIRCLE: Every 3rd Monday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. in the
Learning Center. All women welcome for Bible study and fellowship.
TUESDAYS
CHAIR & MAT PILATES: 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. (chair) & 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. (mat),
upstairs in the Learning Center. Contact Barbara Saltzgiver at 743-8195.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: 6:30 p.m. open meeting in the HSLC Sanctuary.
WEDNESDAYS
MEN’S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST: meets Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m. at
Hurricane Café on US 1, just north of Donald Ross Road.
WOMEN’S ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: 10:30 a.m. in the Learning Center.
THURSDAYS
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Open meeting.
The Nurse Support Group meets at 6:30 p.m.
SATURDAYS
Narcotics Anonymous: Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Open meeting.
The Nurse Support Group meets at 6:30 p.m.
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Father, Hear Our Prayer
Please pray for the people on our prayer list. You don’t need to know them or why they are on our prayer list, God knows.
Names will remain on the prayer list for three weeks. Please notify the church office of additions or corrections.
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Alex (Nancy Anderson)
Allison
Carol Alexander (Doc & Jean Murphy)
Baby Liliana (Nancy Anderson)
Dick & Dawn Bonard
Family of Kammie Brownie (The Van Lindt’s)
Wendy & max Castelli (Susie Van Pelt)
Pat Cherry
Linda Cheveron (Ellen Lowe)
Christopher (Weeks Family)
Clayton Family (Parra Family)
The Family of Frank Cook
David Crawford (Robert Ullom)
John Crews (Jean Swedberg)
Pat DiMarco (Dot Sisco)
Nancy Durenberger (Dave & Lorraine Murray)
Howard Falcon (Norma Foelsch)
Alice Flynn (Bill & Peggy Pizer)
Frances (Mac)
Sandra Gentile (Karen Hudson)
Jason Gosh (Gosh Family)
Lori Harrison
Bill Hertzig (Kirt Danielson)
Hildebrandt Family (Robert Ullom)
Sandy Holmes (Kirt Danielson)
Tana Howard (Bob Howard)
Hyclak Family
Jacobs Family
Jake (Dot Sisco)
Jason, Sheila, Talon & Bella (Dinah)
David Johnson (Barb & John Booth)
Family of Jill Johnson (Jean Dempsey)
Ada Kamerer (Paula Mason)
Debbie Keating and Family
Keith (Mac)
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Helen Keller (Joann Swift)
Don Kempel (Fred Kempel)
Jeanne Keyes (Bev Darragh)
The Krutz Family
Kelley Light (Jo Swift)
Cindy Lingren (Karen Hudson)
Woodrow Lowe (Ellen M. Lowe)
Lynne
Robert A Lyons (Debbie Keating)
Mitzi & Rich Manthey (Karla)
Paula Mason
Suzanne McCarthy (Helen Vandersluis)
Eleanore Miller (Jo Swift)
Bob Mostler (Geri Jenkins)
Doc & Jean Murphy
Judy Murphy (Robert Ullom)
Joe & Kathleen Paluga (Maxine Richardson)
Patrice & Debbie
Don & Sherry Penn-Crawford
Peggy Pizer
Christine Podlesnik (Bev Darragh)
Lynn Post (Robert Ullom)
Roger (Weeks Family)
Cyndy Ryan
Debbie Shacley & the Shacley Family
Gabi Smith (Emery Smith)
Rosie Stilwell (Paula Mason)
Toni Szczepanski
Heidi Thom (Erica Mardis)
Chuck Vaccaro
Stacy Wedding (Kelly & Dustin Schwarz)
Steixner Family
Shirley Woodcum (Cindy & Hal)
Joseph & Fong Yee (Patricia Sasson)
Psalms 5:3
In the morning, O Lord, you hear my voice; in the morning I lay my requests before you and wait in expectation.
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SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
HOLY SPIRIT LUTHERAN CHURCH
AND PRESCHOOL
Frank R. Wagner, Lead Pastor
Jim Stilwell, Visitation Pastor
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8:00 AM ~ Contemporary Worship with
Holy Communion each week.
13301 Ellison Wilson Road
Juno Beach, FL 33408
Phone: 561-624-9663
Fax: 561-624-9664
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.HSLCFamily.com
JoAnn Hayes
Director of Volunteers/Assistant to the Pastors
Business Manager
Glen Weeks
Office Manager
Stephanie Ovdiyenko
Office Assistant
Mary Ann Williams
Webmaster
Rob Peeples
Finance Manager
Shawn Gelnett
Facilities Manager
Dave Nelson
Music Director (Contemporary) Jason Brian
Music Director (Traditional)
Jamie Bryan
Director of Youth & Families Shawn Shapton
Audio Engineer
Rudy McNeil
Sound Tech
Alain Smith
Nursery Attendant
Debbie Keating
Kids’ Connection
Rachel Martinez
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9:30 AM ~ Contemporary Worship with
Holy Communion the first Sunday of the
month.
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11:00 AM ~ Traditional Worship with
Holy Communion each week.
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5:00 PM ~ Contemporary Worship with
Holy Communion each week.
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9:30 AM ~ Sunday School, PreK—K
Learning Center Room #102
Preschool Phone: 561-624-4410
Preschool email:
[email protected]
Jenna Junco
Interim Preschool Director
Pam Walsh
Administrative Assistant
Preschool Teachers:
Teresa Barca, Ashley Blow, Joe Oakley,
Robin Champlin, Lori Harrison, Barb McGloin
Preschool Teacher’s Assistants:
Catherine Pemberton, Madeleine Loh, Elisa
Bartalini, Florencia Fornasari, Vonkeshia
Gibson, Heather Mueller, Christine Gosh
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9:30 AM ~ Sunday School, 1st—6th grade
upstairs in the Learning Center
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9:30 AM ~ Adult Sunday School, upstairs in
the Learning Center
NURSERY AND KID CONNECTION AVAILABLE
INFANT THROUGH AGE 3
(SEE PG. 2)
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Co-Superintendents:
Julia Soistman and Cindy Shinn
MISSION STATEMENT:
Holy Spirit Lutheran Church will intentionally
and deliberately seek out and welcome all people,
churched, unchurched and members, and assist
all in becoming fully devoted followers of Christ.
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