The Spirit of Zion
November, 2014
The “Spirit” helps us give thanks for our blessings!
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
10857 Main Street, P O Box 434
New Middletown, OH 44442
Pastor Larry Klinker
Church: 330 542-3821
Home: 330 542-9163
www.zionlutheranchurch.info
WELCOME
STEWARDSHIP SUNDAY
November 16
Sunday Worship Time 8:00 a.m.
Sunday Church School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship Time 10:45 a.m.
PASTOR’S ARTICLE
November marks the end of the church which
began last Advent and it also brings to the end
the reading of the gospel of Matthew. It is at the same
time the end of green leaves, garden, outdoor plants, and cutting
the grass. You will hear in the reading of the scriptures they are
all about endings.
So, on All Saints Sunday, November 2,we celebrate all of those
who have completed their baptismal journey and now rest fully in
God. All Saints Sunday is a celebration of the life and witness of
God’s people who model a relationship with God for us. The
hymn we should all learn by heart is “For All the Saints.”
You can bring a picture of a loved one and place it on the piano
to create our own cloud of witnesses through Christ the King
Sunday.
We celebrate the culmination of the church year on the final
Sunday of the church year on November 23 which is called either
Christ the King or Reign of Christ. The final Sunday in the church
year also parallels the final moment of time when the whole
world will come to acknowledge Christ as King. Paul envisions
that moment as:
Therefore God also highly exalted him
and gave him the name
that is above every name,
so that at the name of Jesus
every knee should bend,
in heaven and on earth and under the earth,
and every tongue should confess
that Jesus Christ is Lord,
to the glory of God the Father.
We see that in Christ the whole creation finds its fulfillment. We
could see the ending is the beginning where creation returns to
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original intent of God to be acknowledged as the maker and
owner of all creation and that we are called to serve God and
each other in the name of Christ.
Then on the final two Sundays in November it all starts again
with a new church year where we starting Mark’s Gospel along
with selections from the gospel of John. So what looks like the
end, the deepening cold, and growing darkness is actually a new
beginning of God coming to us to be present in the person of
Jesus.
Pastor Larry
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11/2
11/9
11/16
11/23
11/30
12/7
STORY OF THE WEEK
All Saints Sunday
“The Beatitudes” [Matthew 5:1-12]
22nd Sunday after Pentecost
“Ten Women with their Lamps” [Matthew 25:1-13]
23rd Sunday after Pentecost
“A Story about Money” [Matthew 25:14-36]
Christ the King Sunday
“Sheep and Goats” [Matthew 25:31-46]
Advent 1
“Being Ready for God” [Mark 13:26-27, 35-37]
Advent 2
“John the Baptist Preaches” [Mark 1:1-8]
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RESCUE MISSION
Saturday, November 8
We have the opportunity once again to serve lunch at the Rescue
Mission. This time we will be serving on Saturday, November 8,
beginning at 11:45 to 1:30 p.m. Contact Wanda Beraduce (330
921-1326) with any questions or to sign up.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL NEWS
CONFIRMATION MINISTRY
Our October rotation was the “Parable of the
Wedding Feast”. We want to thank our teachers
Brenda Folkenroth, Dawn Walsh, Irene Swantek,
Jill Schaade Perry and Emma Folkenroth.
Another year of Confirmation Ministry for our Seventh and Eighth
Graders began the first Saturday in October, October 4.
Confirmation meets the first and third Saturday from 10:00 a.m.
to noon., November 1 and 15.
The November rotation starts on November 9 with
a movie, “John the Baptist”, and popcorn. Please
join us and bring a friend.
This year the focus for our Confirmation ministry will be Luther’s
Small Catechism with its six chief parts of: Ten Commandments,
the Apostle’s Creed, Lord’s Prayer, Baptism, Holy Communion,
and Office of the Keys (Confession and Forgiveness). The
confirmation students will also use the Lutheran Rosary.
Notes to mark on your calendar:
St. Nick’s Night, Saturday, December 6
Sunday, December 14, Congregational
Christmas Program “The Littlest Christmas
Tree”. Play parts will be handed out during
Sunday School on Sunday, December 7, with
some practice reading through the parts. Play
practice will be Saturday, December 13, from 10:00 a.m. to Noon
(this is the only full practice with costumes and props), and we
will have a short practice during Sunday School on Sunday,
December 14. If your child cannot attend during any of these
practices (Saturday being the most important), you need to let
the Sunday School staff know or call the church office so a part
can be set aside for them.
Christian Education Chairman, Irene Swantek
Sunday Morning Adult Bible Study:
Sunday Morning Adult Bible study is continuing to explore the
books of the Older Testament starting with First Samuel part of
the Deuteronomist History. We will look at Samuel, Saul, David,
and Solomon sagas as well as the division of the people of God
into the Northern Kingdom and Southern Kingdom.
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Each student will need to provide a three ring note book.
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NEW PICTORIAL DIRECTORY PLAN
We have begun signing people up for the new photo directory.
You can sign up online by going to our website:
zionlutheranchurch.info. Then go to the links page and you will
find a link to the directory sign up. Or you can sign up online on
Sunday mornings at church. Each person signing up online will
get an $10.00 off extra pictures purchased. Every one having
their pictures taken will receive a free 8x10 picture and a
directory.
Another way to increase your savings will be to bring in a canned
good the day of the photo shoot. You will receive an additional
$5.00 off any extra purchase of pictures. There is also a quarterly
special that will be offered but we do not know what it is yet.
The photos for the directory will be taken at Zion on Monday,
November 3, from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. and then again on Tuesday,
November 4, from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. All members and friends of
Zion will be included in the directory and each person or family
will receive one free portrait and directory.
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2015 STEWARDSHIP DRIVE
“Grow as Stewards through Faith, Love and Hope!
PROPERTY NEWS
OUTSIDE CLEAN-UP DAY – Saturday, November 8
“We continually remember before our God and Father
your work produced by faith, your labor produced by love,
and your endurance inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ.”
Thessalonians 1:3
We will begin distributing our 2015 Stewardship Drive to all
members and friends of Zion on Sunday, October 26, with
Stewardship Sunday set for November 16.
There are many opportunities included in the Stewardship
Material for sharing time, talents, and financial support.
Prayerfully consider each as you complete the Time & Abilities
Sheet and/or Commitment Card.
Last year we were short in most areas of scheduling worship
participants and those volunteering for other tasks, such as
coffee. We will include more information with your individual
drive material. Consider volunteering to serve. It is difficult to
keep scheduling the same people each Sunday when we could all
share in these worship participation areas and tasks, sharing the
commitment of service and worship.
If you do not receive your envelope on Sundays, it will be mailed
to you. We ask that all Stewardship envelopes be returned to
church on Sunday, November 16, at which time we will dedicate
our commitments for the coming year as we place the envelopes
on the altar during each worship service.
On Saturday, November 8, starting at 9:00 am we will be outside
doing our annual fall clean-up day to get our plants cut back and
our bed ready for the spring. Grab your gloves, pruning shears,
and old clothes and come and give us a hand.
SNOW SHOVEL CHART
We will be placing a Sign Up Sheet for Snow Shovelers on the
Property Bulletin Board. If you can help clean walkways and
steps for Sunday worship, please sign up. Shovels and salt
are available at church; walkways and steps need cleaned
before 8:00 a.m. worship on Sunday mornings. Many times the
work can be done on Saturday with just a little extra attention Sunday
morning. The more people we have sign up, the less work it will be for
our volunteers.
CAN YOU HELP?
PLEASE SIGN UP FOR A SUNDAY!
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WORSHIP AROUND THE CROSS
Thursday, November 6
The next celebration of Worship Around the
Cross will be on Thursday, November 6, at 7:00 p.m. will be a
service from ordinary time.
Our once a month worship has an interactive style that is based
upon our worship structure of gathering, word, meal, and
sending and is all projected. The worship includes spoken
liturgy, scriptures, Holy Communion, chants, videos and includes
a discussion sermon based upon the gospel reading. The worship
is a more relaxed worship approach but still God centered.
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An old prayer for politicians:
“Teach us, O Lord, to utter words that are tender and gentle,
for tomorrow we may have to eat them.”
GOSPEL OF THOMAS STUDY
Wednesday, November 5
Our Gospel of Thomas Group will next meet in the Fellowship
Hall on Wednesday, November 5, at 7:00 p.m. Come join us as
Jesus provides guidance to finding our inner golden self .
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TUESDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY
Our Tuesday Morning Bible Study continues to meet in the
Fellowship Hall at 10:00 a.m. We are currently exploring chapter
nine in our study of Paul’s letter to the Romans. We are exploring
Paul’s ethical concerns as we explore chapters 12 through 14.
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CATECHESIS NIGHT
Thursday, November 20
The Catechesis Group will next meet on Thursday, November 20,
at 7:00 p.m.
We are studying the faith practice of individual prayer using the
Lord’s prayer as our model prayer as Lutherans using the Kenyan
Catechism. We are learning to
appreciate the importance how we use faith practices to shape
our faith overtime as we use Scriptures which is rule and norm of
our faith.
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LARRY’S BIBLE BLOG
We are now finishing up the book of Deuteronomy on Pastor
Larry’s Bible blog online at http://klinkerldpastorlarrysbible.blogspot.com/. We are moving on to daily
readings from the book of Judges. Reflect personally and daily on
this book from God’s word.
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CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER
Thursdays, November 13
Our Contemplative Prayer Group will next meet in November on
the second Thursday at 7:00 p.m. On Thursday, November 13,
we will offer a prayer based upon interior seeing.
We offer this time of prayer to allow us the space to come and
be present for God in the movement of our bodies, the use of six
different prayer forms, silence, and the mutual conversation of
those present. Prayer is paying attention to God.
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LABYRINTH WALK
Our next indoor Labyrinth Walk will be on Monday, November 10,
in the Fellowship Hall downstairs for 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Come experience this form of walking prayer whether inside or
outside.
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LECTIO DIVINA
Sunday November 2 & 16
There are two more meetings planned in November to help us
complete the third and fourth steps in the Lectio Divina reading
of Scripture. We have already covered Lectio and meditation in
October. Now on Sunday, November 2, we will reflect on how to
pray a particular piece of scripture or religious text. This step is
called oratio.
On Sunday, November 16, we will conclude learning the Lectio
Divina Progess by learning comtemplation, the fourth step where
we sit in silence with the text and listen for God’s voice.
Both classes will be at 7:00 p.m. on the first and third Sundays.
Stewardship: Gifts of Time, Love, Energy,
Talents, and Service.
Have you ever noticed how children emulate their parents?
Children watch their parents and they do what they see them
doing. This is how they learn to speak. They watch the shape
and form of their parents’ mouths and they try to make the same
shape so that they can make the same sounds.
But children copy their parents even on a more mundane level.
They watch how their parents cross their legs, how they fold
their hands, how they stand and sit and walk, how they do and
say most everything: and children try to copy it. This can be
quite humorous when caught in the act. They do this even when
parents don’t want them to. Everyone has been in the
uncomfortable, and sometimes rather embarrassing, situation
where a child does or says what one of their parents have done
or said…something that is not too flattering! Sitcoms thrive on
this sort of thing. And it only works because of the truth that
children emulate their parents. And they do it because they want
to be like them.
We are the children of God by grace, through faith. In Holy
Baptism, God the Father declares of us what He declared of
Jesus at His Baptism in the Jordan, “You are my beloved Son, in
whom I am well pleased.” God the Father claims us as His own.
He takes away all our sins, and in exchange He gives us His
righteousness, His purity, His holiness, and His Spirit, by which
we cry out, “Abba, Father.” We are born again, born from above,
born of water and the Spirit, to a new life in Christ as His
children. We are sons of God in Christ, through Baptism. And
since we are sons, we are heirs; heirs who share in the glory of
the Son of God. The inheritance is ours because of the Father’s
grace and mercy, because of His generosity in sending His Son in
time to save us for all eternity.
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And this is why we give generously of our income to the work of
the church. Through the working of the Holy Spirit, we are
enabled to lead holy lives. We are strengthened to emulate the
generosity of our heavenly Father by being generous ourselves.
We give to the work of the church because we have witnessed
the generous giving of our Father in heaven. More than that, we
are recipients of it. It is because we have received God our
Father’s gifts that we desire to give ourselves. And His gifts are
not just spiritual. They are temporal and earthly as well. As the
Small Catechism teaches in the Fourth Petition of the Lord’s
Prayer:
“Give us this day our daily bread. What does this mean? God
certainly gives daily bread to everyone without our prayers, even
to all evil people, but we pray in this petition that God would lead
us to realize this and to receive our daily bread with
thanksgiving. What is meant by daily bread? Daily bread includes
everything that has to do with the support and needs of the
body, such as food, drink, clothing, shoes, house, home, land,
animals, money, goods, a devout husband or wife, devout
children, devout workers, devout and faithful rulers, good
government, good weather, peace, health, self-control, good
reputation, good friends, faithful neighbors, and the like.”
In other words, he gives us everything that we need for the care
of both body and soul. His generosity knows no bounds.
Therefore we sit down at the beginning of the year, the
beginning of the month, or the beginning of the week, and set
aside a generous portion of God’s daily bread for His work in the
church. Not because He has commanded us so to do. But rather
because we, as His children by grace, want to emulate His
generosity in our own lives. He is our Father; we are His children.
And children want to be like their parents.
The Stewardship Committee
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Americans don’t fear the Lord as much as
they do the next payment.
SALVATION ARMY – RED KETTLE
The assigned dates for this year’s Red Kettle campaign
will be ready soon. We at Zion have been faithful in
supporting this ministry in our community. Please watch the
bulletin for the coming dates. They will include time at both the
plaza and Frattaroli’s Sparkle. We might even add a time or two
at Dollar General this year.
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COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS BASKETS
How can you help?
Dollar A Month – Pack & Deliver Baskets
There are a number of ways you can help with the
Community Christmas Baskets:
A cash donation can be made through our Dollar A Month
fund in November. You can help pack the Christmas
Baskets or deliver them. Watch for days and times to be
announced. Share with others this holiday season!
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PREPARING FOR WORSHIP IN NOVEMBER
The Gospel readings for the Sundays in November:
November 2- Matthew 5.1-12
November 9- Matthew 25.1-13
November 16- Matthew 25.14-30
November 23- Matthew 25.31-46
November 30- Mark 13.24-37*
(*We start year B on the First Sunday of Advent)
December 7- Mark 1.1-8
The Second Reading
November 2- 1 John 3.1-3
November 9- 1 Thessalonians 4.13-18
November 16-1 Thessalonians 5.1-11.
November 23- Ephesians 1.15-23
November 30- 1 Corinthians 1.3-9 *
(*We start year B on the First Sunday of Advent)
December 7- 2 Peter 3.8-15a
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SPECIAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETINGS
Sundays – December 7 and December 14
DAILY TEXTS FOR 2015
It’s time to place your order for your new copy of Daily Texts for
2015. Sign up in the Fellowship Room on the white table. The
cost of these daily texts based upon a Lectio Divina reading of
scriptures is $7.00 when we but more than 10 and less than 49.
Many have been using this enriching daily devotion so why not
give it a try.
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JOURNEY FORWARD
Our Journey Forward team will meet on Tuesday, November 4,
at 7:00 p.m. to discuss our progress in the process as well as to
discuss our possible participation in the Youngstown cluster.
On Sunday, December 7, the congregation will gather between
services at 10:00 a.m. to first receive names from the
Nominating Committee for people to serve on Church Council.
This meeting is required by our constitution.
As part of this meeting we will discuss and vote on a project to
replace our current projection system with a large screen monitor
thus opening up the altar area from the current obstruction that
the computer stand and projector causes.
The second Congregation Meeting required by our constitution is
a meeting on the second Sunday, December 14, after the 10:45
worship. This meeting will be to accept names from the
congregation for election to Church Council and to discuss and
vote on the budget for 2015.
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COMMUNITY MEALS
CHOIR NOTES
Attention! Help wanted! Do you like to sing , have tons of fun,
share loads of laughter , and fine and dandy fellowship? If this
sounds like you, please prayerfully consider singing in the choir
as we begin to practice our Fall/Advent/Christmas music. All
voice parts are needed and appreciated, especially men's voices.
We will welcome you with open arms, (and a music folder and
a stylish royal blue robe too!)
We have a brief choir practice immediately following the
Sunday 10:45 a.m. service and also choir practice every Monday
evening at 7:00 p.m. till AROUND 8:15 p.m. If you would like to
just help us out and sing for the Christmas season, that would be
great too! Our goal is to fill all our empty seats in the choir loft,
and besides, wearing a choir robe will help keep you warm and
snug during the cold days ahead! It's a win-win for everyone!
Give us a try, you may be pleasantly surprised!
There are no special requirements, just a desire to sing and
to praise our loving and great God who is worthy of all praise.
Please see Melanie or Peg Dobson if you have any questions or
concerns. So, grab a robe, find a seat, and sing to the Lord a
new song and make a joyful noise and have some fun while
doing it!! I guarantee it! Thank you!
Sincerely with fervent hope someone will join us, Melanie!
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Trinity United Methodist in New Springfield
On the first Tuesday of each month Trinity United Methodist
Church of New Springfield. The next meal offered will be on
November 4. They serve from 5 p.m. to 6:30 pm.
St. Paul’s New Middletown
Then on the second Tuesday of every month St Paul’s will offer a
free meal to the community from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at St
Paul’s Table of Plenty. It will be on November 11.
Calvin’s Friendly Table
On Tuesday, November 18 the Presbyterians of Petersburg will
be offering a free meal for the community from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30
p.m.
LUTHER’S TABLE
Our next Luther’s Table will be on Tuesday, November 25, we
will serving from 5:00 pm to 6:30 p.m. in our Fellowship Hall.
Our menu will be: Pork Chops, Dressing, Mixed Veggies, Apple
Sauce, Carrot Cake, & Beverage. Our Luther’s Table is how we
serve the world.
We want to especially invite members of the congregation to join
us at Luther’s table. Our goal is to provide companionship,
fellowship, nutrition (physical and spiritual) and we hope to
strengthen the bonds of our community. There is no charge for
this meal; just come.
WORSHIP AND MUSIC MEETING
Following worship on Sunday, November 2, the Worship and
Music Committee will meet to plan Advent, Christmas, and
Epiphany.
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“The most important prayer in the world is just two words long:
“Thank you.”
If you wish to help come and join us. We can always use
additional help the night of the dinner. You can serve as part of
the set up committee, the preparing and serving committee or
the cleanup committee. Sign up on the Social Ministry board.
If you come that evening to help, we’re sure to find a
spot for you!
BAPTISM ANNOUNCEMENT
COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING SERVICE
We rejoice in the baptism of Izbella Alexis Shiyu,
daughter of Daniel and Cheryl DeBow. Sponsors for
Izbella are Shayla Johnson and Matthew Yurchison.
We pray for her continued knowledge of our Lord and
growth in her Christian faith.
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CONGRATULATIONS!
Congratulations to Travis Dornan and Heather
Anelli who were married on Friday, October 17. Our
blessings and best wishes to Travis and Heather as
they begin their life together!
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HOSPITALIZED IN OCTOBER
In our prayers we remember those hospitalized in
October: Judy Barger and Twila Robb. We prayer
for their return to good health and ask God to attend
to them in their prayers.
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Keeping to our practice of moving our STCCC
Community Thanksgiving Service among the three
communities, this year’s Thanksgiving Service will be
held at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, New Springfield, at 7:00
p.m. on Wednesday, November 26.
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COMMUNITY 5K WALK- RUN FOR HUNGER
We are still waiting to hear how much money was raised for
hunger issues in our community by the Chamber of
Commerce Community 5k Walk- Run for Hunger held on
Sunday, October 12, at Old Springfield U.C.C. We want to thank
the Chamber for their support in our community.
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ANNUAL FALL DINNER – SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
Old Springfield U.C.C. – 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
11957 Yo-Pitts Rd (Rt. 170), New Middletown
Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Vegetables, Roll/Butter,
Dessert & Drink [Carry out available]
Adults $8.00 – Children 6-12 $3.50 (Under 5 Free)
Chinese Auction – Bake Sale from Noon to 6:30 p.m.
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Dear Friends of The Rescue Mission of Mahoning Valley,
WEDNESDAYS WITH JOYCE MEYER
St. Paul the Apostle Church, New Middletown
We are looking for churches to help cook meals for us! Please
call us for more information! We also need your help in filling an
important position here at the Mission!
What: Joyce Meyer via her DVD presentation
When: The second Wednesday of month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Position Vacancy is for a Full-time Cook, $8.25 per hour. Please
contact the Rescue Mission for details.
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Each session begins with prayer and song, followed by the DVD
presentation, reflection and concluding with prayer and song.
Sponsored by St. Paul the Apostle Sisters in Grace. Joyce offers
practical insights from the Bible and ways to implement them in
our everyday worlds. Invite a friend to join you.
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… to Jen King, Gail Holquist, Joan Beach, Nancy Heberling, Kathy
Finley, Pastor Larry, and Pat Engleman for their help in the
church office and to prepare the October “Spirit”.
SPAGHETTI DINNER & BAZAAR THANK YOU’S
Thank you to everyone who helped with our annual Bazaar and
Spaghetti Dinner. Our pie and dessert bakers, our carry-out
girls, our set-up and clean-up crew, our dishwashers and salad
makers, those who stirred sauce, the ladies who put together our
bagged lunch, and those in charge of the bake sale and bazaar,
our girls who did another fine job with the Chinese Auction,
everyone who donated items and our Trash & Treasure people!
Thank you Jen, Darla, and Kelly King, Pastor Larry and Joan,
Russ, Cheryl and Abigail Hawkins, Peg and Al Dobson, Tony
Appugliese, Joan Beach, Wanda Beraduce, Beth and Dan Catlos,
Melanie Curatola, Jim and Clarie Querin, Pat Engleman, Donna
Sarich, Peg Fraley, Kathy Finley, Chuck Eckman, Bryan Heffinger,
George and Helen Goddard, Gail Holquist, Ed and Marlene
Joseph, Holly and Jeanne Massie, Kathy Pavlina, Jack and Donna
Roithner, Michelle and Joe Short, Irene Swantek, Don and Barb
Veness, John, Dawn, McCartney and Jacob Walsh, Becky Mason,
Dawn Noell, Susan Hoffman, Terri Raub, Jackie Redeker, and
Fran Heinl.
We really appreciate all the hard work that everyone does for this
project. This year the money raised will be going toward new
handicapped doors for the front entrance.
In Christian love, The Fellowship Committee
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NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS
2
Dan Mohn
3
Bev Bader
4
Sue Eshler
Elaine Mettee
6
Rachel Rhoads
David Rhoads
7
Tim Engleman
8
Jack Roithner
9
Kelly King
10
George Engleman Jr
Donnie Yoho III
Doug Taylor
11
Larry Welsh
13
Wendy Landis
14
Dana Mirone
15
Kailey Engleman
16
Valerie Weikart
Dawn Walsh
Sandy Walker
Kristin McCormick
Daniel Catlos
17
19
20
22
23
28
Ed Murberger
Kate Folkenroth
Jaydyn Dickey
Mason McCambridge
Kim Koch
Travis Richey
Donald Curtis
Gary Spohn
George Landis
Rileigh Aquisto
Erin Miller
NOVEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
5
Kevin & Lynn Flaherty
15
Carmen & Melanie Curatola
18
Scott & Tracy Connelly
23
Art & Judy Peck
24
Dennis & Diane Reda
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ALTAR FLOWERS
11/2 Lou & Gail Holquist, Rae Turner
11/9 King family, Al & Peg Dobson
11/16 Jim Heaven, Kathy Finley
11/23 Jim Heaven,
From the congregation in memory of Jim Gallatin
11/30 Jim Heaven, Sarah Stumpo
12/7 Douglas family, Kim Koch
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Serving God through Zion in November
The following schedule is for Sunday morning 8:00 a.m.
11/2
11/9
11/16
11/23
11/30
12/7
Acolyte
Kate Folkenroth
Johnny Ervin
Emma Folkenroth
Noah Eckman
Alayna Cruciger
Kate Folkenroth
Lay Reader
11/2
Pat Engleman LA
11/9
Clarie Querin
11/16 Cindy Lengyel LA
11/23 Fran Heinl
11/30 Melanie Curatola
12/7
Pat Ervin LA
11/2
11/16
12/7
Communion
Assistant
Pat Engleman LA
Cindy Lengyel LA
Pat Ervin LA
Greeter
Clarie Querin
Clarie Querin
Albert Williams
Albert Williams
Dawn Noell
Larry Welsh
Usher
Jim Folkenroth
Jim Folkenroth
Jim Heaven___
Jim Heaven___
Ray Summers_
Larry Welsh__
Coffee
Peg Dobson
Pat Ervin
Pastor Larry
Connie Eckman
Wanda Beraduce
Clarie Querin
Cup
Distribution
Peg Dobson
Albert Williams
Larry Welsh
Altar
Guild
Jim & Emma F.__
Jim & Emma F.__
Gail Holquist ____
If you cannot serve as scheduled,
please find a replacement for your worship task.
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE
Please turn in your articles for the December
“Spirit” by Sunday, November 23 or Email your
articles to [email protected].
NEWSLETTER THANK YOU!
We thank the George & Nancy Spohn and Don
& Sally Evans for paying for our postage for this
month’s “Spirit”. Thanks for helping us keep our
members and friends informed of our fall
worship and activities!
God through Zion in November
The following schedule is for Sunday morning 10:45 a.m.
Acolyte
Greeters
11/2
Autumn Swantek
11/9
Rebecca Catlos
11/16
Callie Ford
11/23
Kailey Engleman
11/30
McCartney Walsh
12/7
Megan Deskin
Sheri Malenic
Irene Swantek
Sheri Malenic
Irene Swantek
Kristin Haag
Terri Raub
Kristin Haag
Terri Raub
Barb Veness
Twila Robb
Judy Barger
Kylee Barger
11/2
11/9
11/16
11/23
11/30
12/7
Lay Reader
Coffee
Peg Fraley LA
Kathy Finley
Ray Summers LA
Pat Engleman
Irene Swantek
Dan Catlos LA
Jack Roithner
Peg Dobson
Pat Engleman
Clarie Querin
Jack Roithner
Peg Dobson
Communion
Assistant
11/2
11/16
12/7
Cup
Distribution
Peg Fraley LA
Jen King
Ray Summers LA Twila Robb
Dan Catlos LA
Marlene Joseph
Counters
11/2 Kim Koch, Pat Ervin
11/9 Kim Koch, Pat Ervin
11/16 Kathy Finley, Ray Summers
11/23 Kathy Finley, Ray Summers
11/30 Kathy Finley, Ray Summers
12/7 Ed & Marlene Joseph
Ushers
Jack Roithner
Ed Joseph
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Jack Roithner
Ed Joseph
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Darla & Jen
King
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Darla & Jen
King
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Sheri Malenic
George Goddard____
Kathy Finley
Donna Sarich ____
Bell Ringer
Devin Barger ____
Joan Klinker ____
Noah Eckman____
Jacob Walsh_____
Autumn Swantek_
Kendall Maughan_
Altar
Guild
Darla & Jen King____
Darla & Jen King____
Joan Klinker,Twila Robb