1. education
2. school

January 17 & 18, 2015
OUR MISSION
We are an inviting congregation
growing in faith through worship,
learning, serving, and fellowship.
OUR VISION
Responding to God’s grace, Trinity
Lutheran Church is a community of
disciples that values everyone and
expresses faith by connecting with
God, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and
all creation through worship,
learning, serving, and fellowship.
IN HYSON HALL THIS SUNDAY
Computers for CAT Survey
WELCA Table
St. Olaf Ticket Sales
Coffee and Goodies
8 – 11 am
All are Welcome
SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY
AT A GLANCE:
Trinity Information…………………………………………….2
Discipleship Opportunities and TLC Announcements...3-12
Taking Faith Home………………………………….…..Insert
Memorials, Honorariums, Sponsorships..............…….... 13
Prayer Corner………………………………………………..14
Who’s Serving…………………………………………...…..15
Calendar ……………………………………………………..16
 All are Welcome  All are Welcome
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Welcome to Trinity Lutheran Church
If you are visiting our congregation for the first time, WELCOME!
We are glad you came to worship with us today. If you are a visitor, please stop by the Welcome
and Information Center located in the lobby and sign our guest book. We will be happy to answer
any of your questions and feel free to introduce yourself.
Please follow the Worship Folder to participate.
We celebrate Communion almost every worship experience here at Trinity.
All are invited to come forward to receive the Sacrament. Communion is celebrated by Intinction.
Radio Broadcast at 11:00 a.m. on WNPV (1440 AM)
Saturdays at 5:30 p.m.
Sundays at 8:15 a.m.
Sundays at 9:30 a.m.
Sundays at 10:45 a.m.
A casual and intimate
worship experience
in the chapel.
A lively experience
with upbeat music,
present-day wording,
children's sermon,
biblical storytelling,
musical leadership.
A quieter, more
reflective worship
experience with
hymns, scripture, and
biblical storytelling.
A traditional worship
experience with the
familiar Lutheran liturgy, children's sermon,
biblical storytelling,
and choral leadership.
Trinity is a Reconciling
in Christ congregation
COMMUNION - The church offers grape juice and gluten-free
wafers for those with certain diet restrictions.
NURSERY care for infants and young children through
kindergarten age is available during worship beginning at 8:15
a.m. in Room 124.
LARGE-PRINT BULLETINS AND TODAY’S BIBLE PASSAGES
are available at the Welcome Center in the Lobby or from an
usher.
SEATING FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED 9:45 a.m. Service
Only- Please reserve the first pew on the pulpit side (Valley Forge
Road side) for members of the DEAF community and those with
hearing impairments wanting to watch interpreter.
YOUR FEEDBACK, PLEASE SHARE - There are several ways
you can share your questions, celebrations, concerns, and
suggestions. Use the green and white SHARE forms/envelopes in
the pews, email [email protected], or call the church office at
215-368-1710. Place the forms/envelopes in the offering plate during
worship. And, of course, you can always speak with a pastor, staff or
council member.
WEEKLY ATTENDANCE
January 10 & 11—594
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STAY CONNECTED
 Visit Trinity’s website at
www.trinitylansdale.com
for upcoming events,
happenings, sermons, and
devotions. Plus sign up on the
website to receive weekly
emails with devotions, prayers,
links to the current newsletters,
happenings, ways to serve or
give, and much more.
 Join Trinity Lutheran Church
on Facebook.
 Follow us on Twitter,
tlcLansdale.
 View our videos—sermons,
storytelling, VBS on Vimeo.com
The rosebuds in the chancel today
announce the births of
Alyssa Jeanne Borneman
born January 6, 2015, daughter of
Brent & Maria Borneman
and
Grace Abigail and Gwyneth Olivia
Blocklinger
born November 5, 2014, twin
daughters of Amanda and Phillip
Blocklinger
Sunday, January 25th
Join us for the ONE worship service at 9:30 am on
Sunday, January 25th, followed by the annual congregational meeting at 10:30 am. A brunch will be served at
noon for the whole congregation. Mark your calendars.
Nursery will be staffed during worship and meeting.
SUNDAY SCHOOL Classes will help lead
worship on January 25th so there will be
no Sunday school classes on Jan 25th.
ON EAGLE’S WINGS
Our On Eagle’s Wings team is starting the new year with
our book sales on Sunday, January 18. We have a good
number of new books again so come check us out. We
currently have a team of 5 disciples returning but we
would like to have many more join us. If you have any
interest, please see anyone at the book tables.
Why Nobody Wants
to Go to Church
Anymore Discussion
If you read the the book Why
Nobody Wants to Go to Church
Anymore: And How 4 Acts of
Love Will Make Your Church
Irresistible (400 copies were
given away this fall) you are
invited to a Why Nobody Wants
to Go to Church Anymore
discussion facilitated by Pr.
Lutz. The discussion will take
place on Sunday, January 18,
9:30 in Social Hall. And if you
haven't read the book, there is
still time to do so. How Trinity
will live into the 4 Acts of Love
will be a significant predictor of
how bright a future we will have.
Please do join us in this
important conversation.
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PRE-SCHOOL REGISTRATION
FOR THE 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR
Registration for the 2015-2016 school year begins on
Monday, January 12, 2015 for Trinity members and current
and former Pre-School families. Registration for the
community begins on Tuesday, January 20, 2015.
Children must be 3 years old and 4 years old by
September 15th. The following programs are being
offered for the new school year:
3-year-old and 4-year-old Pre-School Morning Classes
(Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday – 9:15-11:45 am)
Please join us for a
very special journey
in learning!
4 and 5-year-old Pre-Kindergarten Morning Class
(Monday through Friday – 9:15 – 11:45 am)
Lunch Bunch (open to all classes)
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
Families will have the opportunity to enroll in September.
If you need more information, or would like to make an
appointment to visit the school, please call 267-498-5913 or
e-mail Lisa Corr at [email protected].
Parents night
out (and some
afternoons)
Family Ministry is sponsoring babysitting for
children ages 0-10 on the following dates:
Sunday, January 25th from 1-4 pm
Saturday, February 7th from 6-9 pm
Sunday, March 29th from 1-4 pm
Saturday, April 18th from 6-9 pm
Enjoy a Date Night, go shopping or just
hang without the kids. Mark your calendars
or email Karen Strobel at
[email protected].
Invite friends and family. All are welcome!
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January 21st–
Sweet & Sour Chicken
Lansdale Lutheran
Newsletter Deadline
Please submit articles and information by the
following deadline: February 20, 2015
to [email protected]
CHURCH SURVEY
Just a friendly reminder to take the
online survey for Trinity. This survey
will assess key indicators of Trinity’s
health along with areas of opportunity
and potential growth.
For members who do not have
computer access, computers will be
available in Hyson Hall on Sunday
mornings January 18, 25 and
February 1st to complete the church
survey. If needed disciples will
be there to assist in the online
completion.
Thank you for your willingness to be
part of this congregational assessment and for helping to strengthen
our future both as a congregation
and synod.
Attention all
9th-12th
graders
ASP 2015
You are missing the fun!
ASP still has openings for
our trip this summer. We
currently have what
amounts to 4 ½ crews
signed up. We need at least one more adult,
over age 25, and we still have openings for
youth and young adults. Right now, we know
that we are going to Kentucky, which has some
of the poorest counties in the country. Our trip
dates are June 27th to July 6th.
If you are interested in celebrating our 30th
YEAR helping some of the nicest, friendliest,
most thankful people in our country, then come
join us. NO skills are needed, only your 2
hands and a desire to help. There are jobs to
do like building foundations, wallboard, tiling,
painting, and woodworking. Your job might
even be to sit and talk with the families. They
will love you!
We can’t explain it; you have to experience
it! Please contact Karen Wenhold at
215-264-7042 to request an application
packet. We need to have our teams completed
by Feb. 8th, so don’t delay!
SHYG PARENT MEETING
You can still sign-up for SHYG-this
Sunday, January 18 at 10:30 am in the
WELL. All paperwork and deposit are
due at the meeting.
February 20-22, 2015
Crowne Plaza, King of Prussia
Cost: $100 per person
Contact Karen Wenhold with any
questions at [email protected]
Join the women of Trinity, Sunday, January
18th at 7 pm in the parlor
Who are you and who do you want to
be? Celebrate yourself! Define what you
love about yourself and interactively learn and
share ways to nurture your spiritual, emotional
and physical well-being to be at the top of
your game in 2015. Led by Sue Kramlik.
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ADULT FORUM
January 18, 2015 (No Forum)
Join Pastor Lutz in discussion of the recent book, "Why Nobody Wants to
Go to Church Anymore".
In Memory
The white carnation in the chancel today
announces the entrance to the church
triumphant of Richard J. Frei on
January 12, 2015.
January 25, 2015 (No Forum)
Congregational Meeting
Donations requested for
Martin Luther king, jr
SERVICE PROJECT
February 1, 8, and 15, 2015
Luther as Editor
and Illustrator
Presented by The Rev. Karl Krueger,
Ph.D.-Library Director & Professor of
the History of Christianity
This three week series examines the
German Bibles that Martin Luther worked
on in 1534 and 1541. It presents Luther
as an editor and illustrator who worked
closely with the printers in Wittenberg so
that text and image would showcase
evangelical theology. The sessions feature
PowerPoint presentations that let us see
and experience the novelty of Luther's
integrative approach. Come, see, and be
enriched.
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On Monday, January 19th, families will be
assembling snack bags for the Boys &
Girls Club as part of a day of service. If
you are able, please drop off the following
in the box in the Lobby:
 M&M's
 Pretzels (small size)
 Goldfish crackers
 Animal crackers
 Raisins or Craisins
Wireless Hearing
Assistance
receivers
available for purchase
We have received inquiries
from individuals desiring to
purchase their own wireless
hearing assistance receiver
that can be used in the Sanctuary. The
cost is $113, potentially less if we order
several at the same time. Desire to order
needs to be placed with Eric Gombert .
Please include your name and email address
or telephone number and send to
[email protected]
or 267-498-5912.
REFUGEE ASSISTANCE
Opportunity to help transport and provide
shopping assistance to refugee family
Lansdale Police will hold its first ever
"Coffee with a Cop" on Saturday,
January 24 at Tabora Farm from 8-10
am. This will be an opportunity for the
public to have a casual conversation
with a local police officer while also
enjoying some free coffee and pastries. Stay for 2 minutes, stay for 20
minutes, or just stop by and say hello.
Mlk service project
Help Sort/Organize Household Items
Donated for Refugee Families
Monday, Jan. 19, 9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Help refugees who are resettling in the
Philadelphia area. Over the past year,
many churches have donated household items for refugees, but the storage
space needs to be organized and the
household items need to be sorted.
Please consider helping out.
We will be meeting at St. Marks Lutheran Church, 508 Harry Street, Conshohocken. We will be working from 9noon. Break for a pizza lunch with a
short information session about refugee resettlement work and how people
can help. Then if people want to continue to work, they are welcome to stay.
Contact Jane Jorgensen at
215-470-8005, for more information.
The new refugee family living in Souderton
(a single mother and six young kids - four to be in
school soon) needs help getting to the grocery
store on a weekly basis. The mother doesn't
speak any English but is now fairly familiar with
American grocery stores and how to buy the food
with her food stamp card. One person could
handle this task when the four oldest start school
but it probably works best for two people to work
together.
Household Item Collections
Lutheran Children and Family Service resettles
many refugee families each year to the Philadelphia area. Refugees often arrive here with very
little - their belongings fitting into one small bag.
For refugees to begin a new life in the USA, they
need many things. One way we can help them is
by providing a furnished place they can call
home. Below is a list of some of the additional
items that are still needed.
Can openers – manual is best
Cookware (pots, pans, saucepans)
Kitchen trash bins and bags
Dust pans
Dish soap
Sponges
Brooms
Mops
Mini trash bins and bags
Laundry detergent
Bathroom cleaner
Pillows (new)
Digital alarm clocks
Toilet paper
Bars of soap
Queen or twin bed sheets
Contact Jane Jorgensen at 215-470-8005,
for more information.
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FREE INCOME TAX
PREPARATION ASSISTANCE
North Penn United Way’s Volunteer Income
Tax Assistance (VITA) program, sponsored
by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS),
provides free income tax preparation
assistance to families or individuals whose
annual household income is below $53,000
right here at Trinity. In addition to providing
free tax preparation, VITA works to ensure
everyone in the community receives all of the
tax credits and deductions for which they are
eligible.
Call 2-1-1 or (866) 964-7922 to schedule
your VITA tax preparation appointment
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00
p.m. seven days a week.
VITA services begin on January 26, 2015.
Discipleship
Opportunities
Assisting Ministers: If you would like
to serve as an assisting minister,
contact Sue Sheppard at
[email protected].
Ushers for All Services: If you would
like to serve as an usher at any
service, please contact Vicki Seal at
[email protected] in the church
office or Bob Reitz, [email protected].
Sunday Open & Close Building Team:
Are you interested in either opening or
closing the building every six weeks on
Sunday mornings? We could use
another team. Please contact Vicki Seal
at [email protected] or John
Walz at [email protected] for more
details.
CODE BLUE –A serving opportunity
When the air temperature drops to 20o, CODE BLUE is activated by
Montgomery County and the shelter located in Luther Hall on Trinity
Lutheran’s campus is open for MEN only. Assistance is being sought to
staff three shifts; as well as cooks to provide the evening meal.
Servant Leader Shift Schedule/Responsibilities:.
Intake: (7:30—midnight)
Register guests as they arrive, serve dinner, and visit with the guests.
Overnight: (11:45 pm—6 am) Be awake and aware should someone need help
(We especially need help for overnight shifts)
Breakfast/Cleanup: (5:45—8 am)
Serve breakfast and clean-up guest sleeping area, guest eating/fellowship area and kitchen.
Meal:
Prepare a hot meal for 4-5 people and deliver to the shelter by 8 pm.
To sign up to help or request further information, please send an email to:
[email protected] or check out the table in Hyson Hall.
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TRINITY SENIORS LUNCHEON
12:00 Noon, Tuesday, January 27, 2015
BOOK CLub
January 27 at 6:30 pm
Book: Orphan Train
by Christina Baker Kline
Host: Juanita Hyson, Lansdale
Phone: 215-855-3009
Email: [email protected]
COST: $10.00
WHERE: Hyson Hall, Trinity Lutheran Church
MENU: Ham dinner
PROGRAM: Edd & Donna: featuring music
from the 50’s & 60’s.
Join us as they carry us back in time with the
music of our youth.
Please call the church office, 215-368-1710,
between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and let us
know that you are coming.
Deadline for reservations is Thursday, January
22. If it is necessary to cancel your reservation,
please call Mim Quirk at 215-855-1404.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME. BRING A FRIEND.
SAVE THE DATE!
LUTHERAN NIGHT AT THE
PHILLIES
MAY 29, 2015 at 7:05 pm
Tickets are $30.00
Section 413
Seats are limited, contact Vicki
Seal to reserve your seat at
[email protected]
Thrivent Financial Charitable Grant Program
As of January 6, eligible benefit
members of Thrivent Financial for
Lutherans have designated $648 Thrivent Choice
Dollars to Trinity for 2015! Through the Thrivent
Financial charitable grant program,
members can select where Thrivent Financial
distributes part of its charitable grant funds –
including Trinity. Don’t miss this opportunity to
help support Trinity. Go to
Thrivent.com/thriventchoice or
call 1-800-Thrivent and state
“Thrivent Choice” to designate funds.
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God on Tap Gathering
Join us Monday, January 26th at 7 p.m. at Molly Maguire’s.
This group meets the 4th Monday of the month to enjoy a beer and
talk about our faith and Christianity. The group is open to all Christians, non-Christians, beer drinkers, and designated drivers.
All are welcome. Enjoy the half-priced appetizers with us.
COUNCIL CLIPPINGS
From January 6th Meeting
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Council approved the 2015 Furnishing
Allowance for Pastor Lutz ($5,000) and Pastor
Skilbred’s Housing Allowance ($15,600)
Discussed the development of a Narrative
Budget to share at the Congregational
Meeting. It will show in narrative form and
by percentages how the numerical budget
supports Worship (and music), Learning (faith
formation), Serving (social outreach and
benevolence), and Fellowship (Discipleship,
ministry support, and caring).
The nominating committee has recommended
and will present Barbara Rodgers and Jake
Loburak to fill church council positions of
Hannah Shade and Jeff Hyson at the
congregational meeting.
The congregation will be asked to participate
in the Church Assessment Tool (CAT) which
will provide a clearer picture of who we are as
a church and what our direction/focus should
be for the future.
A Thank You letter was received by the
church along with a check for $2,000.00 from
the Vuong family, who escaped from Vietnam
and arrived in the US in September of
1979. They were welcomed and supported by
families at Trinity until they could support
themselves. Several members who were involved in that support are still members today.
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Dave Ramsey Financial
Peace University
This practical, educational, and fun
course, taught by nationally known
financial author, radio host, and
motivational speaker, is based on over
800 verses of Scripture that will change
your money, your story, your life. The
average family completing the course
pays off $5,300 and saves $2,700 in just
the first three months.
Robert Klein, training professional and
consultant, will facilitate the nine video
based sessions at Trinity (room 125/127)
Friday evenings, 7:00 to 8:30 pm from
March 13 through May 15 (no class on
April 3, Good Friday).
The cost is $100 per couple or
individual.
Talk to graduates, FPU leaders,
And sign up for the course in Hyson
Hall on Sunday mornings,
Feb. 15 and Feb. 22.
Whether you're struggling to make ends
meet or you're a millionaire, FPU has
something for you
ST. OLAF CHOIR
Can you GIVE?
January Food
Collection:
Center City Parish
Please consider
bringing in some
much-needed food
and supplies for Center City Parish and
others in emergency need in our community
upon personal request. Leave them in the
large white boxes in the lobby and Hyson
Hall. In-demand items: peanut butter, tuna
fish, canned fruit, canned soup, canned meat,
cereal, pasta, diapers, and baby formula.
at Trinity—Mark your calendar!
Sunday, February 8, 2015, 4:00 p.m.
The famous St. Olaf Choir will be performing
at Trinity. Tickets are expected to sell-out.
You can purchase tickets in the church office
and Sundays in Hyson Hall. Tickets are $35
per adult and $15 per student. Tickets are
also available via their website
wp.stolaf.edu/stolaf-choir/
(navigate to Performance Calendar) or by
calling 800-363-5487.
We will also need help with hospitality for
both the choir and concert-goers. Although
all of these needs are not yet known, we do
know they will include such things as help
serving the meal for the choir and handing
out concert programs.
Contact Eric Gombert at
[email protected] or
267-498-5912, if you are able to help in any
way or with questions.
Trinity
Singles Ministry
MOVIE – On Sunday, January 18, the Singles plan to go to see the movie “Imitation Game” if it
is still playing. It is currently at AMC 309 Cinema. We plan to attend a mid-afternoon showing
followed by dinner down the street at Applebee’s. Please sign up on the bulletin board or call
Judy 215-855-3212 if you are interested in going so we can call you about the exact time or bad
weather.
LUNCH BUNCH – The next luncheon will be Saturday, February 7, at Franconi’s in the
Redner’s shopping center. Lunch will be at 1:00 p.m. Call Irene at 215-368-5833 to reserve
your spot.
BIBLE STUDY – Our next bible study is Monday, February 9. We will continue the study of
Uppity Women of the Bible. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. in room 125/127. Study begins at 7:30 p.m.
You do not have to be single to come to this bible study. Call Judy at 215-855-3212 if you have
questions.
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Trinity’s
Mission
Priorities
Young people are fully
engaged in the life of the
congregation
People feel connected to
one another and the
congregational community
The gifts of people are
recognized, valued and
utilized
The congregational culture
fosters spiritual growth and
learning
C OMMEMORATIONS
FOR THE
Trinity WOMEN’S RETREAT
Save the dates April 24th-26th for our
Annual Women’s Retreat.
Unemployed Support Group
Joseph's People is a non-profit organization that is
dedicated to offering support, guidance, and job
counseling services to people of all faiths who are
unemployed, under-employed and/or seeking
full-time employment.
The Hatfield chapter of Joseph’s People meets
downstairs on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 7:30
pm at St. Maria Goretti. Please use the porch
entrance. Additional information can be found
at www.josephspeople.org
W EEK
As a means of recognizing the witness of exemplary Christians throughout church history,
Evangelical Lutheran Worship includes many commemorations which may be observed in corporate
worship as well as in personal devotions.
Sunday, January 18-Confession of Peter
Today the church remembers the apostle Peter's great acknowledgement of Jesus as "the
Christ, the Son of the living God." This festival serves as a fitting beginning to the week in which
we particularly pray that all Christians might be united in faith and witness.
Monday, January 19-Henry, Bishop of Uppsala, martyr, died 1156
When Erik, King of Sweden, determined to invade Finland for the purpose of converting the people there to Christianity, Henry went with him. Henry is recognized as the patron saint of Finland.
Wednesday, January 21-Agnes, martyr, died 304
Agnes was a girl of about thirteen living in Rome. The details of her martyrdom are not clear, but
she gave witness to her faith and was put to death as a result, most likely by the sword. The
church has honored her as one of the chief martyrs of her time.
Sunday, January 25-Conversion of Paul
The week of prayer begun by the remembrance of Peter's confession now comes to an end as
we recall the pivotal moment in the life of the other pillar of the early church, the apostle Paul. His
encounter with the risen Christ turned him from persecutor of the followers of Christ to one of
their leaders.
From Sundays and Seasons.com. Copyright 2014 Augsburg Fortress. All rights reserved.
Reprinted by permission under Augsburg Fortress Liturgies Annual License #20549.
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M EMORIALS & H ONORARIUMS
Listed below are financial gifts made in memory, honor or celebration to designated ministry funds. Gifts can
be given using the green & white envelope/form in the pews and placed in the offering plate or mailed in.
PASTORS’ DISCRETIONARY FUND
In honor of our first grandchild, Alyssa Jeanne Borneman born on January 6, 2015 by
Judi and Ron Borneman.
TRINITY’S QUILTERS FUND
In memory of Mary Kieras’s mother, Mary Ella Kieras by Shirley Bastian, Sylvia Kellet,
Dot McHale, Blanche Wenhold, Gloria Boesch, and John and Susan Langhorne.
JOYFUL CHORISTERS TRIP FUND
In honor of our friend, Craig Dietterick – a friend of music at Trinity by Dave and Karen
Olson.
TRINITY’S MUSIC DEPARTMENT FUND
In honor of Ellie Delp’s 90th birthday by Mr. & Mrs. Jas Brar, Anika and Zac Appleton,
Susan and Dick Delp, and Deb and John Neves.
Correction from last week’s memorials:
John H. Steinbronn, brother of Ruth Newton, passed away on December 18, 2014.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
1000 W. Main St., Lansdale, PA 19446-1926
Phone: 215-368-1710
E-mail: [email protected]
www.trinitylansdale.com
Fax: 215-361-1710
Disciples: all the baptized in this congregation gathered for worship and sent out to do what matters to God
Senior Pastor: Paul Lutz
Pastor for Family Ministry: Dane Skilbred
Interim Visitation Pastor: Anita London
Director for Music: Eric Gombert
Associate Director for Music: Andrea Baxter
Associate Parish Musician: Sue Sheppard
Director for Finance & Administration: Michael Scharff
Financial Assistant: Cathy Pezzuti
Director for Discipleship Gifts: Victoria Seal
Director for Early Learning: Lisa Corr
Director for Communication: Victoria Thomas
Assistant to Pastor for Family Ministry: Karen Strobel
Manager for Buildings & Grounds: Dennis Smith
Nursery Coordinator: Cathy Grever
Maintenance Staff: Saci Bartos, Mary Swords-Greene
Church Secretaries: Karen Brown, Carolyn Hoagland
Global Outreach: On Eagle’s Wings, Northern Canada; Bill & Nicole Lohmeyer, Dominican Republic; Young Adult in Global Mission, ELCA
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P RAYER C ORNER
Please pray for the
following people,
places and situations
throughout our
congregation,
community and the
world.
THOSE HOSPITALIZED
Please pray for the people who are
hospitalized or recovering from surgery
and for
those coping
withDAY
illness.
P RAYER
OF THE
Donald Grant
Joseph Conlin
P RAYER
CONCERN AND CARE.
 For Nancy Frei and family on the death of her
husband Richard J. Frei on January 12, 2015
 For Kathleen Wells and family on the death of
her mother, Louise Wells who died on January
6, 2015
 For those who are in need of humanitarian
assistance around the world
 For those who are hungry and food insecure.
 For those who are hospitalized, recovering from
surgery and those coping with illness
 For those who are homeless
 For those who protect and defend our country.
All military personnel serving in the United
States Armed Forces and Activated Reserves
 For those looking for employment
 For those affected by violence, war and unrest
OF THE DAY
Thanks be to you, Lord Jesus Christ,
most merciful redeemer, for the countless blessings and benefits you give.
May we know you more clearly, love
you more dearly, and follow you more
nearly, day by day praising you,
with the Father and the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and forever. Amen
CONTACT US
Please remember to contact us at the
church office at 215-368-1710 or email
at [email protected] if you or
someone you know is hospitalized, has
prayer concerns, or of any changes to the
information listed on this page.
 For all family and friends who have lost loved
ones
 For those affected by the terrorism in Paris
NEXT WEEK’s READINGS
1 Corinthians 12:13-31
Psalm 62:5-12
Mark 1:14-20
Sponsorships available:
Bulletins—January 25th
Altar Flowers—February 15th,
March 3rd & 30th
Call Karen Brown in the office-215-368-1710
www.trinitylansdale.com
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S ERVING T HIS W EEKEND
Acolytes: 8:15-Nathan Baxter, 10:45-Jacob Trumpp
Crucifer: Kathy Reese
Assisting Ministers: 5:30-Teri Lanan, 8:15- Sally Cassa, 9:30-Dave Weber, 10:45-Kyle David
Communion Assisting Ministers: 5:30-Teri Lanan, 8:15-Sue Erb, Shannan Flanagan, Janet
Francis, Janet Lutz, Barbara Nagle, 9:30-Keith Clemens, Janet Frederick, Caitlin Gentile, Linda
Scheckenbach, Sue Slawinski, John Strobel,10:45-Bob Gamble
Altar Guild: 7:45-Janet Francis, Chell-Doree Miller, 9:15-Gail McBride, Shannon Scheffler
Gift Bearers: 8:15-Diane Curtis, Denise Matlack, 9:30-Jen & Steve Willison, 10:45-Barbara &
Jack Ratzke
Media/Video: Linda Graeff
Ushering Teams: 8:15-D-Chip Kern, 9:30-H-Bob Reitz, 10:45-M-Alan Clemens
Nursery: 8;15-Cathy Grever, Lynn Lentz, 9:30-Stacy Hull, Cathy Grever,
10:45-Cathy Grever
Maintenance Support: OPEN-Greg Kobasa, CLOSE-Ron Borneman
Evening Security: Curt Martin (January 18 to January 24)
Greeters: 5:30-Teri Lanan (Council Greeter), 8:15-Debbie Neves (Council Greeter), Mike &
Jay
Colavita, Linda & Robert Riffert, Karen Dresch, Mary & Colin Hannings, 9:30-Al Hanna
(Council Greeter), Connie & Tom Kwiatkowski, Mike & Kim Wreath, Doug Benner,
Christie Clemens, 10:45-Warren Ditzler (Council Greeter), Paul Trimborn, Barbara &
Dave Derr, Barbara Grosch, Phyllis McKenney
Welcome and Information Center: 8:00-Peg Francis, 9:30-Barbara Bahner
Coffee Hours Volunteers: 7:45-Barbette Bieber, Cricket Snearing, 9:15-Edythe Kelly,
Jacki Maute, Maureen McEwen
Ushering Next Week: Teams K, & Q
S PONSORSHIP
BULLETIN
In loving memory of the life and service of our friend, Dotti Martin.
ALTAR FLOWERS
In memory of Margie Leach’s birthday on January 29th, by her children and
grandchildren .
Flowers will be distributed by Curt & Jane Martin to our hospitalized.
RADIO BROADCAST
In memory of our mother, Louise Francis, by John, Betty & Janet Francis.
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T HIS W EEK AT T RINITY
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Worship - 5:30 pm
VITA Tax Preparation
Biblical Storytelling Guild
9:00 am
10:00 am
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Worship - 8:15, 9:30 & 10:45 am
OEW Book Sale
WoW
LifeSong
Adult Forum
Sunday School
Why Nobody Wants to go to Church
SHYG Parent Meeting
Here We Go
Girl Scout Troop 7193
Girl Scout Troop 71030
Mary/Martha Circle
Senior High Youth Group
8:00 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
9:30 am
10:30 am
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Chapel
123/126/122
Chapel
Sanctuary
Hyson Hall
Parlor
218/
125/127
SS Rooms
Social Hall
The WELL
The WELL
126
125/127
Parlor
Lobby
Thursday, January 22, 2015
ESL Class
VITA Income Tax Prep
Gym Time: TYA Travel Basketball
Choral
Trintinnabulators
Boy Scout Troop 61
Al-Anon
Trinity Choir
Boy Scout Troop 61
Friday, January 23, 2015
COCOM
Wedding Rehearsal
Girl Scout Troop 7147
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Worship - 5:30 pm
Monday, January 19, 2015
VITA Income Tax Preparation
Cross-Gen. Worship Rehearsal
Wedding
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Worship - 9:30 am ONLY
Office Closed-Holiday
Men in Mission
Al-Anon
VITA Income Tax Prep
Musikers in the Making
Winter Wonderland PreSchool Event
Diakonia
Gym Time: TYA Travel Basketball
Finance
Boy Scout Troop 610
AA Big Book
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Bible Study
Staff Meeting
VITA Income Tax Prep
Musikers in the Making
FEAST Meal
Cherub Choir
Generingers
Joyful Choristers
Daybreak
Prayer Shawl
Gym Time: TYA Bolts
WELCA Board
D2D Learning Night
www.trinitylansdale.com
6:30 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
12:30 pm
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
8:00 pm
West Main Diner
Luther Hall 1-1
122
218/220
Social Hall
125/127
Hyson Hall
264-Conference
Scout Room
Luther Hall 1-1
10:00 am
12:15 pm
1:00 pm
4:30 pm
5:00 pm
5:30 pm
5:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:15 pm
125/127
125/127
122
218/220
Hyson Hall
218/220
Bell Room
218/220
232
126
Hyson Hall
264-Conference
The WELL
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Annual Meeting
Congregational Brunch
Parent’s Afternoon Out
CHAOS
Girl Scout Troop 7193
Girl Scout Troop 71030
9:00 am
1:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
7:30 pm
7:45 pm
8:30 pm
123/125/127/126
122
Hyson Hall
232
Bell Room
Social Hall
Luther Hall 1-1
232
Hyson Hall
4:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
Luther Hall
Sanctuary
200C
9:00 am
9:30 am
3:00 pm
10:30 am
11:30 am
1:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
Chapel
123/126/122
Sanctuary
Sanctuary
Sanctuary
Hyson Hall
Hyson Hall
124/122
The WELL
126
125/127
For up to date monthly and weekly calendar
times, visit trinitylansdale.com
and click the calendar link.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
1000 W. Main St., Lansdale, PA 19446-1926
www.trinitylansdale.com
Phone: 215-368-1710
E-mail: [email protected]
Fax: 215-361-1710