Christ Lutheran Church seeks to be a
Growing, grace centered Church
Reaching out to all people
Actively impacting our
Community, our world and ourselves through an
Evolving and relevant faith
that reflects the love of Christ.
DaySpring
MAY 2015
THIS MONTH:
Youth
Leadership
Excursion©
TEAM NIGHT
Tuesday, May 11, 7 pm
COUNCIL MEETING
Sponsored by
Tuesday, May 19, 7 pm
Christ Lutheran Hellertown
CCT
Date: Sunday, May 31
Tuesday, May 12, 7 pm
PRAYER SHAWL
Wednesday, May 6 & May 20, 7 pm
LAST DAY OF
SUNDAY SCHOOL
May 17
Time: 12 Noon – ::00 PM
It’s Festival
Time!
Sign-Up Now, Space is limited to
16 participants GGrades -12
Wednesday, May 13 Saturday, May 16, 6— PM
The Leadership Excursion© is an engaging
Have You
Heard?
You can listen to Pastor Phil’s SERMONS
on our web site. Click on the Communications tab, then Sermons. Or click here to go
to the page.
Christ Lutheran
69 Main Street,
Hellertown, PA 18055
www.christlutheranhellertown.org
What is the Leadership Excursion?
workshop that includes group discussion
and team activities in a fun outdoor environment. The Leadership Excursion is designed to stimulate thinking, cultivate insights and develop leadership perspective.
Click here for flyer.
Connections
for the Journey
Parts equals the Whole, but truthfully it’s
responsible for connecting people to one
the connections that make those pieces a
another, connecting people to the mission of
whole.
this church, and connecting people to God.
by Pastor Phil Spohn
The leadership of this church is struggling to
Connections are vitally important in a
W
define our new organizational structure.
church. In our culture we say, “It’s not what
This is a good thing that I want to encour-
you know but who you know”. Who you
age. We’re struggling with it because it
know speaks about your relationships and
hen I went to school I learned that,
“The Sum of the Parts equals the
Whole”. Did you
learn that? Cut up a
blue berry pie into 8
slices, measure one
of those slices and
multiply it by 8 and
you have “The
Whole”. Today we
know that might be
true with numbers,
but whenever we
measure or analyze
anything out of its
context we miss
something. We miss the ability to measure
all the “connections” it has with its environment. Yes to some degree the Sum of the
matters and we have a variety
connections with others. Connecting with
of opinions. Know that we are
others is important within our church. Con-
working to make sure the
necting with others is important for our-
organizational structure of
selves also. We don’t live in isolation and
this church will aid in the
our connections or relationships with others
accomplishment of our mis-
is essential for life.
sion.
Remember you are not a slice of pie, or an
I mention this, because one
individual for that matter. You are part of
thing we all feel is “Right” is
something bigger. You are part of something
our “Connections Team”. We
bigger going on here, also! I hope you know
are moving from the old mod-
that and feel comfortable in asking ques-
el of 12 teams, Evangelism,
tions, getting involved, and sharing your
Youth, Christian Education,
perspective. In other words, Get Connected!
Worship and Music etc., ….to only 6 teams.
One of those 6 teams, “Connections” feels
right for everyone. The connections team is
I woke up this morning and noticed quietness in my mind.
Hey! That little irritating Old Judge God was gone. Gone.
Recently he had morphed from a sad, black-frocked stern judge
into a strict and insane referee wearing a smelly black-and-white-striped shirt.
Well, no crazy referee will monitor my moves today. He’s gone.
I tolerated this imagined guy for over sixty years. For forty of those years
I denied him, though he kept on judging me. For the last twenty years
I mostly let him nag, let him be, didn’t fight with him or take him seriously.
But Heaven knows he was a bother. Today he is gone. Gone!
I breathe better now, feel lighter, am more present to my holy self.
Ahhh. His little black-and-white self is off my inner field.
His game is over. Now I can play my heart out.
Mary Flannagan
Come Join the Journey
f you are thinking of sending your child to
Volunteers
Needed
for Camp
Work Day!
camp for the first time, our Lutheran
Bear Creek Camp’s annual Work
YOUTH
Bear Creek Camp
I
Church Camp, Bear Creek, offers several
Day will be Saturday, May 2.
ways to become acquainted with the camp.
We still need more volunteers
Start by visiting bearcreekcamp.org. There are
to help out!
photos and video clips galore! Families are
We will start with a breakfast at 8:15
invited to attend Family Camp on Memorial
am and work projects starting at 9.
Day Weekend. Our congregation has many
Lunch will be provided and we will
families who will attest to the wonderful
work into the afternoon. There will
$100 scholarship from Christ Lutheran
be many work projects for all abili-
Hellertown for each camper attending.
ties and skills in preparation for
$20 discount for church members because
Summer Camp and we could use
Try-Camp for the first graders.
we have a Bear Creek Ambassador. Just
your help! Come and join in on the
If you plan to attend camp, please sign up on
mail a coupon (posted on the bulletin
fun of getting Bear Creek Camp
the list located on the bulletin board across
board near the church office) with your
ready for summer!
from the office so that others will know who
paper registration or enter the code on
Simply email or call the office
the coupon when registering online.
[email protected],
First time to camp discount (not
570.472.3741 to register yourself,
applicable for Try-Camp).
your family or a church group!
experiences their children have had at Bear
1.
Creek. Programs are offered for campers
completing grades 1-12, beginning with
2.
is going and when. Someone may need a
camp buddy or a family to carpool with.
3.
Contact our ambassador Kathy Paskewicz
for more information at 610-691-1790 or
4.
Sibling discount.
[email protected].
5.
New this year: $25 off if you bring a
Bear Creek Camp and our church offers
friend (up to 8 per camper!)
financial assistance to families to make it
More scholarship money may be available for
easier to attend camp. Here is list of the
families with the greatest need.
discounts offered:
Square
Mileage
to Detroit
Help our Youth get to the National
Youth Gathering in Detroit this
Bear Creek Canoe Trip
Session 3 GJuly :-11
summer! Choose an envelope
from the bulletin board in the
Narthex, then return it to the
plate or the office.
This week-long trip is for Senior Campers,
Grades 9-12, and is split into two parts. Campers will develop and use their sense of adventure and outdoor living skills by spending the
first half of the week, three days and two
nights, canoeing on the Delaware River. The
second half of the week, two days and two
nights, they will live out their faith by serving
those in need in Philadelphia. Cost is $575
Space is limited to 10 campers
Click to REGISTER
Teddy Bears
Bring Smiles
The youth group is selling Teddy
Bears to be donated and delivered
to local hospitals and rehabilitation
centers to help bring some comfort
and a smile to a child. Bear donations are $10 each, or 3 for $25.
Donate online by clicking here.
Quilt Raffle
CARE GIVING
G.I.F.T.
at the Church Family Festival 9 pm
Blood Drive
(Gift-card it
Forward Today)
1st prize – Queen size quilt donated
Friday, May , 2:00 - ::00 pm
We have all seen Angels on earth,
by Quilters (photo below)
Miller Keystone sole blood suppliers will be at
who better the lives of those around
2nd prize – $50 Giant gift card
Christ Lutheran on Friday, May 8 from 4-7 pm. Go
them and give of their time and ten-
3rd prize – $50 Valley Farm gift card
to GiveaPint.org and schedule your appointment
der hearts to those in need. You can
4th prize – $25 Giant gift card donat-
on line. If you have questions call Sandy Bender at
nominate your Angel for a gift card to
ed by Elaine Hunsicker
484-851-3121 or Lenore Spohn at 610-838-6718. We
let them know they are loved and
2nd prize – $25 DiMaio’s gift card
would be happy to schedule your appointment.
appreciated. Fill out a GIFT Nomina-
Drawing will be
Saturday, May 16, 201:
donated by the Karpas
tion Form in the Narthex and drop it
Donation: $1 per ticket; $5 for 6 tick-
Care
to Share
ets. Need not be present to win!
Brand new items, or in the case of medical
6th prize – Twin size quilt donated
by Quilters
1.
Like-new shower stool
Baseball Season is JUST around the
2.
Like-new green walker with attractive
corner! Come join us at the Iron Pigs
material (removable) carry bag
Stadium on Sunday, September 6,
New CVS brand True result blood sugar
2015 for the 1:35 pm game. Dugout
monitoring meter start up kit
Suite. $46 per ticket that includes
4.
Safety arm rails for toilet
buffet, non-alcoholic drinks and
5.
Exercise pedals
6.
Shower chair
7.
2 pair of new L/XL HeelWell
8.
Soft Ease suspenders (to position foot, heal
3.
We will be hosting a
Saturday, June 6, 201:,
am – 2 pm
Christ Lutheran Church Parking Lot
Spaces are $10 each (BYO tables)
Benefits CLC Youth trip to Youth
Gathering. Concession stand will be
available. For inquiries or to reserve
a space, please sign up in the
narthex or contact: Lenore Spohn
[email protected] or
610-838-6817
at 610-216-8310.
claim an item.
610-691-5289 or [email protected] to donate or
Flea
Market
form online. More info: call Peg Eure
Baseball
2015
equipment, like new. Contact Enid Rank at
Want to clear out the items
you never use?
in the box provided, or fill out the
pressure ulcers, to treat foot drop)
9.
60 cans of Promote brand
10. Nutritional tube feeding, and feeding pump
and pole for tube feed administration.
Life Line
Screening
Thursday, May :, 201:
Protect your health by finding out your risk of
having a stroke by participating in the Life Line
Screening that will be at Christ Lutheran Church
Hellertown. Visit www.lifelinescreening.com/
community-partners, or take just three minutes to
learn more about Life Line Screening by watching a
short three-minute video:
www.lifelinescreeningblog.com/introduction/
Call 1-800-772-8260 to register for screenings, or
register online.
parking. Please let Alice Karpa
know if you are interested in joining.
Family and friends are WELCOME!
Call 610-838-4843 or
[email protected]
MAY 2015
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
7 pm N-A
10
11
TEAM NIGHT
7 pm N-A
17
18
Breakfast Buffet
Baptism Sunday
New Members
Baptism Class
7 pm N-A
24
25
Single Service
9:30 am
Closed for
Memorial
Day
7 pm N-A
31
1
Education
Sunday
11:15 Youth
Group Mtg.
DaySpring
Deadline
7 pm N-A
Blood
Drive
6 pm Weight Watch
6:15 pm Chimes
6:30 pm GIGGLES
7 pm Choir
8:30 am Quilters
6 pm Zumba
12
6 pm Weight Watch
6:15 Chimes
3:45 pm Comm.Class
7 pm Choir
7 pm CCT
7 pm LVDA (SL)
19
3:45 pm Comm.Class
6 pm Weight Watch
6:15 pm Chimes
6:30 pm GIGGLES
7 pm Council
7 pm Choir
13
8:30 am Quilters
6 pm Zumba
7 pm CLCT
10 am Dominoes
12:15 Bible Study
5:30 pm Quilters
7 pm Praise Team
26 8 am Soup
3:45 pm Comm.Class
6 pm Weight Watch
6:15 pm Chimes
6:30 pm GIGGLES
7 pm Choir
27
28
29
8:30 am Quilters
9 am New Bethany
6 pm Zumba
12:15 Bible Study
5:30 pm Quilters
7 pm Praise Team
7 pm AA
2
3:45 pm Comm.Class
6:30 pm GIGGLES
6 pm Weight Watch
6:15 pm Chimes
7 pm Choir
3
4
5
8:30 am Quilters
6 pm Zumba
12:15 Bible Study
5:30 pm Quilters
7 pm Praise Team
7 pm AA
Ushers &
Greeters
Needed!
Find out how easy it is to be an usher or
greeter. Pick your Sunday ~ even if only a
few times a year. Our Welcoming Team
will accommodate your personal Sunday
schedule. Lois Apple is eager to talk to you ~
see her in the Narthex, or call her 610-8388418, or email [email protected]
Life Line
Screening
12:15 Bible Study
5:30 pm Quilters
7 pm Praise Team
14
FAMILY
FESTIVAL
8:30 am Quilters
6 pm Zumba
20
7 pm AA
15
FAMILY
FESTIVAL
12:15 Bible Study
5:30 pm Quilters
7 pm Praise Team
21
16
FAMILY
FESTIVAL
FAMILY
FESTIVAL
7 pm AA
22
Food Bank
Open
23
Food Bank
Open
7 pm AA
30
6
Church Music Sunday
Sunday, June 14, Organ Recital (after 9:30 am worship service)
An organ presentation will follow worship on Sunday, June 14. A covered dish luncheon
in Fellowship Hall will conclude the program. Please sign up in the Narthex.
Worship Volunteer Schedule
Altar Guild for Month: Kathy Paskewicz, Leanne Weirback
MAY
3
10
17
Time
8:30 am
8:30 am
8:30 am
Acolyte
Emma Patterson
Olivia Harley
Maia Merriman
Lydia Apple
Kurt Pepper
Cantor
Sharon Harley
Enid Rank
Gary Reinbold
Linda Reinbold
Norine Enot
Communion
Servers
Alice & Mike Karpa
Pastor’s
Assistant
Jan Weirback
Readers
Deborah Martin
Mel Jones
Jeanette Boos
Anne Baum
Leigh Feather
Greeter
Dave & Terry Long
Wendy Fritchman Lois Apple
Nancy Stern
Lois Apple
Usher Team
Alice & Mike Karpa
Dianne Herstich
Desiree Grube
David & Donna
Shankweiler
Chadd Hamman
Richard Koehler
Scott, Susan,
Rober & Kathy Miller
Kelly & Adam Raab Lois Apple
Nursery
Ursula Merriman
Aaron Harley
Jackie Jacoby
David & Donna
Amanda Borovies Shankweiler
Diana & Faith Doll
Katherine Paskewicz
Amanda Borovies
Coffee Hour
Mary Ann Horvath
Betty DeLeon
Janice Unangst
Kathryn Cawley
Lee Wagner
Elaine Hunsinger Louise Wagner
Lorita Musselman Matt Sterner
Kit Jones
Gina Savant
Anne Baum
Jen Laub
Roses Ackerman
Debbie Opitz
Terry Long
Time
11:00 am
11:00 am
11:00 am
Acolyte
Abigail Shankweiler
Maya Stoeckley
Avery Audet
Worship
Assistant
Dave Long
Michele Gubish
Patty Jo Ivenz
Communion
Servers
Kurt & Enid Rank
Pastor’s
Assistant
Carolyn Raudenbush
Readers
Jennifer Pluim
Brett Szabo
Lenore Spohn
Usher / Greeter
Corky & Kim Blake
Judy Atherholt
Lois Apple
Barbara & Bob
Pasternak
Nursery
Lisa Cawley &
Daughters
Verity Averill
Joslynn Rose
Leigh Feather
Joslynn Rose
Powerpoint
Brynne Szabo
Camryn Zavacky
Jamie Bodor
Ron & Jan
Weirbach
De Del Re
Donna
Bergstresser
24 Memorial
Day Weekend
9:30 am
31
9:30 am
Thank you for volunteering. If you are unable to serve on your scheduled date, please switch with another volunteer and
notify the church office at 610.838.0400. Also, please be sure to sign in when you arrive on your scheduled Sunday.
to the Food Bank.
BCC’s Golf
Fore Kids
Event
Current Needs: We are asking people to do-
Prayer and Encouragement
June 2
nate cereal and soup for the Post Office Letter
Our openings this month were led by long
Carriers Food Drive on Saturday, May 9.
time volunteers Dave Goerlich and Patsy
Donations
Shoudt.
We received generous donations of food this
Numbers
month from:
We continued to average 12 families more than

Girl Scout Troop 8010, cookies, of course!
a year ago. Offering greater choice and also

Lower Saucon U.C.C.
Christ Lutheran’s sign announcing the Food

Christ Lutheran, Hellertown
Bank are probably both factors helping us to

Christ Lutheran, Lower Saucon
better serve people in need in our community.

St Luke’s, Old Williams

Gardens
St. Theresa’s

If you have extra vegetable starts (tomatoes,
St. George’s

peppers, etc.), they would be welcomed by our
Saucon Valley 6th Graders. Their teacher,
people. You can bring them to New Jerusalem
Ed Kolosky, sets a theme each week for
On Saturday, May 16th or 23rd beginning at 7:30
donations: breakfast, tacos, green foods,
am.
Community
Food Bank at
New Jerusalem
soups, etc.
We also received generous monetary donations from the Hellertown Lions Club and
from the many Giant shoppers who said, “Yes,”
when asked recently if they wanted to donate
Thanks for all you do!
Register to Take A Swing at
Helping Kids Come to Camp
Join in on the annual Bear Creek
Camp Golf Fore Kids Tournament
and help raise money for camper
scholarships! This will be a fun-filled
day for duffers of all skill levels and
abilities.
Farewell
Christ Lutheran Church has been
blessed to have Anne Lawatsch
serve as our office manager over
these past 4 years. She has announced her resignation for August
of 2015. Please be sure to thank
Anne for her dedicated and con-
THANK YOUS
sistent service to our church. She
will be missed. As time approaches
we will make plans to celebrate her
retirement and wish her well.
Dear Members of Christ Lutheran Church ~
From Bear Creek Camp ~ Thank you for
Thank you so much for letting us use your
your support and Partnership!
church parking lot and resources for our car
From Salvation Army ~ Please accept our
wash. We were able to raise funds for our
From Turning Point ~ Thank you for your
gratitude for your recent gift to The Salvation
troop in a fun, useful, (cold), wet way!
generous gift of $450.00 to Turning Point of
Army. Your financial support will enable us
Hopefully this small donation will help
Lehigh Valley in support of our work with
to provide struggling families and individu-
cover the water costs. Best wishes and
victims of intimate partner violence …
als with clothing, food and other emergency
blessings, Troop 362
providing a safety net for those in need,
services. Your kindness helps bring them
while helping our children learn that
From ELCA ~ Thank you for your generous
hope. Sincerely, Alberto Suarez
respectful relationships begin with each
gift to the ELCA Malaria campaign at the
From Victory House ~ Thank you for your
of us. In peace, Diane Zanetti
end of this past year! Your gift allows for us
generous donation of $730.00 from the
to support dynamic projects that seek to edu-
I am greatly appreciative of all the kind
endowment fund. Your generosity makes a
cate and empower those most impacted by
words, thoughts, prayers, and other forms of
difference in the lives of homeless veterans
malaria across Africa. In Peace, Kelly
help that my CLC church family has given
and local homeless men in your community.
my family with the recent passing of my
To the “Kitchen Crew” ~ Thank you very
We have seen over 3,500 lives changed for
father, Charles Raudenbush. It is times like
much for preparing and serving the
the better since 1985 and you have been
this that family means SO VERY much... and
luncheon following my father’s service.
part of that mission all along the way.
my CLC family has certainly been unbelieva-
We appreciate your kind words and actions.
In gratitude, Pasquale DiLuzio, Jr.
bly supportive. Dennis Raudenbush and family
I know “Zeke” appreciated everything.
Thanks, Chip Rentzheimer
ONGOING
EVENTS
CHILDREN’S LEARNING CENTER
DIRECTOR: Linda Reinbold
Alcoholics Anonymous meets
PHONE: (610) 838-9790
every Friday at 7:00 pm in the
EMAIL: LReinbold
Library.
Bible Study meets every Thursday
@christlutheranhellertown.org
STAFF: Elizabeth Amato,
at 12:15 in the Library (reading
Donna Bergstresser,
Isaiah)
Michelle Bonfrancesco, Jessica Flok,
Dominoes Meets the third
Laura Housley, Mary Housley,
Thursday of the month, 10:00 am
Elizabeth Lees, Linda Reinbold,
until 2:00 pm, stopping for a bag
Felicia Trapp, Samantha Velez
lunch. Dessert and beverages are
provided.
Help Wanted
Summer Fun
A temporary staff member will be needed in
We are still accepting registrations for the
the Baby Room starting the beginning of May
Summer session from both inside and outside
and running through at least August 7 to cov-
the Learning Center. Summer Session is June
er Liz Lees’ maternity leave.
15 - August 29. Cost is $34/day, $150/week,
Must have previous experience with Infants
PreSchool - School Age classes (Infant and
Outreach Ministry Cook and serve
and have at least 2600 documented hours
Toddler Room tuition remains the same).
meals at New Bethany Ministries
working with children (volunteer or
New contracts will have to be completed for
on the fourth Wednesday of each
paid). Possibility to turn into permanent
the Summer.
month, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
position in the Fall.
Each child will need a water bottle, lunch and
Send a resume, cover letter and three
sunscreen with their name clearly marked.
references to Linda Reinbold.
“Tie sneakers” are required for the play-
GIGGLES (Girls in God,
Growing, Loving, eating, Sharing)
meets every Tuesday at 6:30 pm in
South Lounge.
N-A meets every Monday at 7:00
pm in the Library.
Sign up in the Narthex or contact
Bruce or Connie Rice at
610-838-6775.
ground and all outside activities.
Soup Making for the homebound
is the last Tuesday of the month at
questions.
Women’s
Ministry
Weight Watchers meets every
Tuesdays, 6:30 pm, South Lounge
Tuesday at 6:00 pm in Fellowship
The NEW women’s ministry of Christ Lutheran
Hall.
Church offers women of all ages, opportunities for
Zumba meets every Wednesday at
friendship, personal growth, and ministry. We are
6:00 pm in Fellowship Hall. Fee
here to support women in their relationship with
charged.
God and each other through spiritual friendships,
8:00 am in the kitchen. Call Kim
Norton at 484-426-1409 with any
mentoring, modeling, and teaching each other.
Women of the ELCA
26th Annual Convention of Northeastern PA Synod, to be held June 13 at Friedens Lutheran
Church in Oley, PA. Topic is “Love One Another.” Contact Patty Jo Ivenz if your are interested
in attending: 484-666-2296.
FAITH FORMATION
Baptism
Class
Bring your child with you and join Pastor
Phil on Sunday, May 17 from 12:15 - 1:00
PM to learn about having your child
baptized. It’s a great opportunity to meet
other young families as well. Baptism
classes will be scheduled every other
month ~ call the office to sign up, or to
find out about future dates.
Holy
Communion
Classes
Confirmation
Orientation &
Registration
All fifth graders who will be making their
Confirmation kick-off and orientation
Holy Communion on Sunday, June 7th
for students entering 7th & 8th grade and
will be receiving a registration letter for a
their parents will be held on June 7, 2015
4-week course that Pastor Phil will be
immediately after the 9:30 am service.
conducting in May. Sign up in Narthex
All students are expected to call the
or call the church office: 610-838-0400.
church office (610-838-0400) or email
[email protected]
to register for confirmation. This year's
Bible Study
Confirmation Retreat is scheduled for
Thursdays 12:1: pm
September 18 – 20 at Bear Creek Camp for
Join Pastor Phil in the Library and read through the Book of Isaiah.
a weekend filled with fellowship, learning,
worship and fun.
Happy Birthday!
05/02 Savant, Regina
05/03 Varady, Gail
05/03 Ivenz, Michael
05/03 Pasternak, Robert
05/03 Hibbler, Donna
05/03 Mack, Kathy
05/03 Posh, Jason
05/03 Farb, Abbie
05/03 Shankweiler, Abigail
05/04 Opitz, Debbie
05/05 Raab, Kelly
05/06 Israel, Ethel
05/06 Enot, Norine
05/06 Clifford, Caroline
05/07 Meier, Joie
05/07 Savant, Jack
05/08 Taylor, Philip
05/08 Kulp, Grace
05/09 Schultz, Donna
05/09 Weirback, Heather
05/09 Blake, Jonathan
05/10 Miller, Kathy
05/10 Weirback, Juli
05/12 Cooney, Andrea
05/12 Fuderer, Anna
05/14 Kovacs, Barry
05/14 Milla, Mark
05/14 Werbisky, Lucas
05/14 Taylor, Patrick
05/15 Jacoby, Ronald
05/15 Banks-Beers, Sarah
05/16 Benza, Donna
05/16 Ackerman, Kayleigh
05/16 Spirk, Callie
05/17 Moran, Gloria
05/17 Fleming, Andrea
05/17 Gawronski, Conor
05/17 Doklan, Weston
05/18 Andersen, Kjell
05/18 Loller, Tracey
05/18 Szabo, Brett
05/19 Harte, Kim
05/19 Lasky, Taylor
05/20 Cawley, Lorrain
05/20 Laub, Jeffrey
05/20 Borovies, Amanda
05/21 Berkheimer, Laurie
05/21 Harley, Olivia
05/21 Harley, Jonah
05/22 Cooper, Deborah
05/23 Einherst, David
05/23 Weaver, Joseph
05/23 Eure, Peg
05/24 Kichline, Kevin
05/24 Bingaman, Tracy
05/24 Pepper, Trent
05/25 Ackerman, Rick
05/25 King, Brenda
05/27 Kubisek, Kelly
05/28 Rambo, Kathy
05/28 Cawley, Lisa
05/29 Long, Terry
05/30 Horvath, Mary Ann
05/30 Groeber, Paul
05/30 Daly, Megan
05/30 Jardel, Anthony
05/31 Mayer, Makenzie
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COUNCIL & TEAM LEADS
COUNCIL:
President: Chris Kulp
Vice President: Lou Savant
Secretary: Alice Karpa
Treasurer: Leigh Feather
Chuck Bender
Kim Blake
John Callen
Lisa Cawley
Angela Drake
Jackie Jacoby
Jeff Koehler
Gary Reinbold
Isabel Stoeckley (Youth Rep)
TEAMS:
Caregiving: Enid Rank
PASTOR: Phil Spohn
Christian Education:
Jennifer Pluim
Children’s Learning Center:
Amy Kares
Evangelism: Terry Long
Finance: Ann Borovies
Mutual Ministry:
Council Executive Team
Mission: Kathie Jones
Parish Life: Allison Sterner
Property: Randy Raab
Stewardship:
Tracy & Dan Bingaman
Worship & Music:
Ursula Merriman
Youth: Mark Stana
BUSINESS MANAGER: Kelly Meyer
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LEARNING CENTER DIRECTOR: Linda Reinbold
OFFICE MANAGER: Anne Lawatsch
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MINISTER OF MUSIC: Stephen Wysocki
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FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR: Hilary Simon
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SEXTONS: Barbara Grello, Sonny Johnson
If you have a story to tell or information to share with our Church community contact Leigh Feather at (610) 570-9380