February 28 &
March 1
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
Girl Scout Cookie Sale
WELCA Table
The Choristers Concert tickets
SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT
AT A GLANCE:
Trinity Information…………………………………………….2
Discipleship Opportunities and TLC Announcements...3-13
Taking Faith Home………………………………….…...Insert
Easter Memorials..………………………………….…...Insert
Memorials, Honorariums, Sponsorships..............…….... 13
Prayer Corner………………………………………………..14
Who’s Serving…………………………………………...…..15
Calendar ……………………………………………………..16
All are Welcome
 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.
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STAY CONNECTED
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for upcoming events,
happenings, sermons, and
devotions. Plus sign up on the
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Wednesday Lenten
Worship Services
This weekend we will be celebrating
Holy Baptism during worship.
Join us every Wednesday at either
the Service of the Word at noon or
Holden Evening Prayer at 7:30 pm,
February 25 through March 25.
Saturday, February 28, 2015 at 5:30 pm.
Abigail Grace Christoffers, daughter of
Amanda Christoffers
Staff Reorganization News
After a review of Trinity's current organizational structure, the Congregational Council determined that a staff reorganization is
needed. As part of this reorganization,
Council approved the elimination of the
Director for Finance and Administration
position. As a result, Mike Scharff's
employment at Trinity was terminated on
February 20, 2015.
On behalf of myself and the Congregation
Council, we thank Mike for his more than
nine years of service to Trinity. We
encourage you to express your
appreciation to Mike and to join us in
Hyson Hall on Sunday morning,
March 15 as we acknowledge his service
and ministry.
Please keep Mike and Nancy in your
prayers during this time of transition.
Warren Ditzler and Deb Neves
Congregation Co-Presidents
Do you know
how has God
gifted you?
Are you aware
of how those
gifts could be
used in your life - work, family, world,
and church?
At Trinity we want all of our disciples to be
aware of their spiritual gifts in order that
they may better serve God in their daily life
by doing those activities for which they are
gifted. There is nothing worse than to be
asked to do something for which you have
no interest or ability. We are not looking for
warm bodies to fill church slots. We want to
help you discover your unique set of gifts,
and then provide occasions and resources
for you to use those gifts in God's world.
Please complete Trinity's Spiritual Gift
Discovery tool on our website, trinitylansdale.com, in order to discover your gifts and
get connected to the right ministry.
Join us on Sunday, March 15, 9:30 in Social
Hall as we explore the results of your
Spiritual Gifts Discovery. Vicki Seal, Director
for Spiritual Gifts and her team will be there
to help you better understand the results of
your survey.
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Senior High Youth Group
First Holy
Communion
Classes
All students in
second grade and
above who are not
currently receiving Holy Communion are
invited to register for the next First Holy
Communion Class. The class, which is
for both parent(s) and child(ren) meets
over two sessions – Saturday, March 21
and 28 from 9am to 11am in Social Hall.
Parents and students are asked to attend
both sessions. The reception of First
Holy Communion is scheduled for
Maundy Thursday (the Thursday before
Easter) April 2 at 7:30 pm. To register
your child(ren), please go to Trinity’s
website: www.trinitylansdale.com.
For more information about the session
speak with Pastors Lutz or Skilbred.
Due to having old and tired adults from our
weekend at SHYG, the Senior High Youth
Group will not be meeting on Sunday
March 1st. We will be meeting on Sunday
March 15th for a game night with a little
service project. Please bring a game to
share.
Sky Zone is also cancelled and we will try
to reschedule.
March 15th—Service Project
April 25th—Helping Hands Day For Synod
May 3rd—Olympics Night
May 16th—Lehigh Valley Paintball 309 or
Scrimmage
June 7th—Evaluation Meeting, food and
Volleyball
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].
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Keep your eyes peeled...
D2D students will
be doing various
projects during Lent
to raise money for
ELCA World Hunger's "Walk For
Water." See if you
can partner with
some of our youth in
learning about the
global water crisis
and providing clean
drinking water for our neighbors in need
around the world.
D2D Families
D2D families are encouraged to attend
Wednesday night worship services in Lent,
at 7:30 pm.
March 4th & 18th D2D will attend the
worship service and go to their small group
after the service.
Reminder
National Youth Gathering
Team Building Meeting
If you have signed up
for the NYG please
attend our team building meeting, March
1st at 10:30 am in
Luther Hall.
Whether your child has no interest in
reading or you have a little bookworm,
we all know how important reading is to
our children’s education and development.
Marisa Neeson,
Preschool Outreach
Coordinator for North
Penn School District,
will be joining us on
Wednesday, March
11th to discuss tips on
building literacy skills
and helping children become interested in
reading.
March 11th –9:30 am in Hyson Hall
Childcare will be provided.
Questions? Contact Ashley Han
(215) 275-8212 or
[email protected]
Parents night
out (and some
afternoons)
Family Ministry is sponsoring babysitting for
children ages 0-10 on the following dates:
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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TrinityBOOK CLub
9:30 am in Room 125/127
March 24 at 6:30 pm
Book: The Boys in the Boat
by Daniel James Brown
Host: Kathy Hollyday,
Lansdale
Phone: 215-361-7641
Small Groups
Custom Designed
Reflection Guide” is the
Lent 2015 Small Group
Conversation and
Congregational Read
Book. Looking for a
Lenten discipline to
enhance your spiritual
journey? Why not join a
small group!
Pick up your copy of the book, and stop in
Hyson Hall today to sign-up.
Contact Andrea Baxter with any questions.
([email protected])
Sundays:
9:30 am-Room 264—Sue Kramlik
10:45 am-Room 264—Sandy Cottrell
Tuesdays:
6:30 am-Main Street Diner-Pr. Lutz
(men only)
7:00 pm-Becky Howard’s home
Wednesdays:
9:30 am-Parlor—Katie Risser
1:30 pm-Parlor—Sharon Slowe
6:30 pm-Parlor—Helen/Erik Nelson
Thursdays
1:30 pm-Parlor—Debbie Neves
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CHRISTIANITY: The first
two thousand years
March 1
Constantine to The Fall of Rome
300 AD to 500 AD
What happened in early Christian history
after Constantine declared Christianity as
the official religion of the Empire? We will
learn about the Gnostics, the Council of
Nicea, the writing of the New Testament,
the growth of monastic life, Augustine of
Hippo, Pope Leo I and Attila the Hun, and
the fall of Rome.
Using an A&E Television Network produced DVD, we will learn and discuss
these events and people who have influenced and been a part of the journey that
is the evolution of the faith and the forces
behind them.
March 8
St. Patrick to King Charlemagne
500 AD to 1000 AD
The study of the events and people in
early Christian history continues after the
fall of Rome. We will learn about St. Patrick and the Irish Church, the Byzantine
Empire and Theodora and Justinian, the
rise of Islam, the Iconoclasts and Pope
Leo VI, and Charlemagne, King of the
Franks.
Using an A&E Television Network
produced DVD, we will learn and
discuss the events and people who
continued to influence and be a part of the
journey of the evolution of the faith and
the forces behind them.
Alliance of Christian Musicians (ACM)
Handbell Festival
Trintinnabulators will participate in a handbell festival that will include
massed (many bell choirs ringing at the same time!) and solo pieces.
The concert, at 3:00 pm on Saturday, March 7 is open to the public.
We welcome the support of our Trinity family!
Cairn University, Mason Activity Center, 200 Manor Ave., Langhorne PA 19047
Questions? Contact Andrea Baxter ([email protected])
Women’s Retreat
at St. Francis Center for Renewal in Bethlehem, PA
April 24-26, 2015-Registration Form
REGISTER today!
Deadline is
coming soon!
Name
Address
Phone #
Email Address
Roommate Preference (if selecting a double room)
___________________________________________
___ Check here if you want to share a room with someone but have no preference whom
Payment is due at the time of registration:
$165.00 for double room
$175.00 for a single room
Make checks payable to Trinity Lutheran Church
You may also email your R.S.V.P. to [email protected].
Return your registration form and payment to:
Victoria Seal, Trinity Lutheran Church, 1000 West Main Street, Lansdale, PA 19446
Registration/payments are due by March 1, 2015
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YOGA
Ready for the new you?
Try our Yoga classes
every Wednesday evening
February 4th– March 18 in
rooms 105-107 from 7-8
p.m. Payment is due in
advance or first night of
class. The full session for 6 classes will be
$36. or $7 a session “pay as you go”. Contact
Vicki Seal in church office 215-368-1710 to
sign up.
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. Call 2-1-1 or
(866) 964-7922 to schedule your appointment.
PLEASE DO NOT CALL TRINITY!!
Cathy and Lou Farrell, Reiki masters and
healing ministers at St John's Lutheran
Church in Ambler, will be starting a
monthly Reiki share at Trinity. Reiki is a
gentle form of energy healing that promotes relaxation and healing on all levels. If you have a little Reiki experience,
or none and just want to see what Reiki
is all about, please join us for these free
sessions. We will meet on March 8 from
2 to 4 PM, and then every month on the
second Sunday of the month, at 2 pm.
New Disciples Gathering
Looking to join or just interested
in learning more about Trinity?
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.
For more information and to sign up to help,
check out the Code Blue page on our website:
trinitylansdale.com. Or email to:
[email protected]
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Plan to attend the New Disciples’ Gathering this spring. We will offer four one
hour sessions held during the learning
hour (9:30 to 10:30 am) in room 123.
Topics include spiritual gifts, church history, meeting the staff, our focus on discipleship, and getting to know others new
to Trinity.
Four Session class:
April 12th, 19th & 26th, May 10th
New disciples will be welcomed during
worship on May 17. Contact Carolyn
Hoagland in the church office 215-3681710 to be put on the invite list or for
more information.
LENTEN WORLD HUNGER APPEAL
During this Lenten season, the Social
Ministry Committee is encouraging our
congregation to participate in the Lenten
World Hunger Appeal. As caring Christians
our ultimate goal is to end local and world
hunger. You can do your part by using either
one of the special fund envelopes mailed to
your home or an ELCA World Hunger Appeal
envelope to make your donations. Lenten
World Hunger packets are available at the
exits of the sanctuary. Please take one and
read the information inside. In addition
please consider these other ways that you
can make a difference for a hungry world:

Each week of Lent, change to a lowcost simple meal instead of a full meal or
eating out, and use the cost savings as a
donation to this appeal
 Donate canned goods to our monthly
food cupboard drive
 Sponsor our students participating in
their 30 hour famine
 Volunteer at our F.E.A.S.T. program
 Make a dinner for our Code Blue Shelter
 Encourage and support our Sunday
Church School children in their canned
food drive
 Join an advocacy group such as Bread
for the World at www.bread.org
 Find out where the food pantry in your
community is located and get involved
 Remember the hungry and poor in your
prayers
Through our giving and caring, through
our advocacy and action, we can make a
life-saving difference for the hungry. Thank
you for supporting this appeal!
Trinity’s Social Ministry Committee
New Disciples Dinner
Join us for the annual dinner for new
disciples on Sunday, March 22. All
new disciples received within the last
two years are invited along with their
mentors to this dinner in Hyson Hall.
Hor d’oeuvres begin at 5 pm and
dinner begins at 5:30 pm.
Please RSVP by March 6th to Vicki
Seal in the church office at 215-3611710 or [email protected].
YOu are invited!
On Monday, March 9 at 7 pm Trinity’s
Social Ministry Committee invites you to
join us in Room 123 as we welcome
Rev. Bradley Burke, the new executive
director of the Lutheran Charities Appeal. Rev. Burke is a lively and engaging speaker who will bring us stories of
the important work performed by our
local Lutheran social service agencies.
You might already be familiar with some
of these organizations and the good
work they do. Agencies such as
KenCrest, Lutheran Children and Family
Service, Liberty Lutheran, and Martin
Luther School – Silver Springs along
with others, touch the lives of 1 in every
50 people in our region. Collectively
their ministries impact over 100,000
people in our synod. As Lutherans we
should be proud of the work done by
these well respected agencies. Trinity
members can support Lutheran
Charities Appeal through the special
fund envelopes in our monthly packets.
Rev. Burke’s presentation along with a
time for questions will be less than one
hour in length, so please consider joining us for this informative session. If
you have any questions, please call
Lorraine Crosson, 215-997-1012.
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The rosebuds in the chancel today
announce the births of
Lillian Grace Holstein born on
January 11, 2015, daughter of
Adam & Katie (Uehling) Holstein
and Nicholas Christopher Hoover
born February 11, 2015,
son of Chris and Ann Hoover and
KNITTING
DISCIPLES
The women of WELCA are
looking for volunteers from
our congregation who
enjoy the art of knitting.
We are in the process of
planning the Annual Coat Drive for Patterson
School and are in need of hats to supply
along with each coat.
Please consider this mission as your way to
help keep these children warm and
healthy. Yarn (at no cost) is available
at the WELCA table in Hyson Hall on Sunday
mornings for you to pick up at your
convenience. As you complete your
contributions, feel free to drop the finished
hats at our table for accumulation toward this
coming fall event. Your labor of love is all we
are asking you to consider. Thank you for
your continued support of our missions.
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.
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GRIEF SUPPORT
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
DON’T SUFFER ALONE.
A Grief Support group is coming soon.
Look for details about a new group starting in April through May. If you know of
someone needing a grief support group,
contact Judy Frankel 215-855-3212. We
need at least five people to have a group.
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The Choristers Tickets
Pick up your advance tickets in Hyson Hall
or the church office for The Choristers
Concert on April 25th at 7:30 pm. Adults$25, Senior Citizen-$20, Student (college/
high school)-$5, younger children free.
It’s Cookie
Time!
Can you GIVE?
March Food
Collection:
Keystone
Opportunity Center
Please consider
bringing in some
much-needed food and supplies for Manna
on Main Street 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.
March 4th–
Ham and bean soup, chicken noodle soup
Girl Scouts will be
selling cookies from
8—11:15 a.m. Sunday
in Hyson Hall.
Trinity sponsors ten Girl Scout troops
going from Daisy to Ambassadors. The
girls and their leaders thank Trinity for its
support and welcome the opportunity to
offer the congregation an opportunity to
purchase delicious Girl Scout cookies.
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]
Trinity Singles Ministry
LUNCH BUNCH – Our next luncheon will be Saturday, March 7, 2015 at the Olive Garden on
Rt. 309. Lunch will be at 1:00 p.m. Call Irene 215-368-5833 to reserve your spot.
COMMITTEE MEETING – Our next planning meeting is Monday, March 9, 2015 at 10:00 a.m.
in room 126. All singles are welcome to come and plan our activities. If you have an idea, but
can’t come to the meeting, call Judy 215-855-3212 and let her know what it is.
BIBLE STUDY – Our next bible study is Monday, March 16, 2015. We will continue the study of
Uppity Women of the Bible. Be sure to read the book of Esther before class. Sign up to bring
food to go with meatball sandwiches. 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 215-855-3212 if
you have questions.
SERVICE PROJECT – Reserve Sunday, April 12 to help serve coffee at coffee hour.
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SPSO COncert
Unemployed
Support Group
th
The March 5 topic will be a presentation by a tax expert who will discuss
how the Affordable Care Act/
Obamacare affects filing your taxes.
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 Parish porch
entrance. Additional information can
be found at www.josephspeople.org
C OMMEMORATIONS
FOR THE
Join the Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony
Orchestra (SPSO) at Trinity on March 8th at 3 pm in
celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the most
famous Finnish composer, Jean Sibelius. For more
information and tickets visit www.spso.info.
Opportunity for Attorney
Trinity is a supporting member of The Lutheran
Community at Telford, a Christian retirement
community committed to providing a progressive
level of care in a compassionate and loving
environment. As a supporting congregation we
provide nominations to serve on both their Corporation Board and Board of Directors. The Board of
Directors is currently looking for an attorney to join
them. To learn more contact Pastor Lutz, Warren
Ditzler, Congregational President, or Dan McKee,
LCT President & CEO, at 215-723-9819
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, March 1, 2015-George Herbert, hymnwriter, died 1633
An excellent scholar, Herbert served briefly in the English parliament, then became a parish
priest. He was known for devoted care of his parishioners, as well as for writing poetry and
hymns, including "Come, my way, my truth, my life." He died at age 40.
Monday, March 2-John Wesley, died 1791; Charles Wesley, died 1788; renewers of the
church
These brothers led a revival originally intended to remain within the Church of England, one that
involved frequent communion and advocacy for the poor. Except for a brief time in America, they
worked in England. Charles was also a prolific hymn writer. After their deaths, their work led to
the formation of the Methodist Church.
Saturday, March 7-Perpetua and Felicity and companions, martyrs at Carthage, died 202
Vibia Perpetua was a noblewoman, and Felicity her slave, who were catechumens at Carthage,
northern Africa. They, with four other catechumens, had defied the Roman emperor who had
forbidden conversions to Christianity, and were put to death in the amphitheater.
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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Remember Trinity
While online shopping on Amazon, go to
smile.amazon.com first. Sign in with your
Amazon account and Amazon will
donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible
AmazonSmile purchases to Trinity.
You must select Trinity Lansdale.
Trinity received $67.65 for the last
quarter in 2014. AmazonSmile is the
same Amazon you know. Same
products, same prices, same service.
Just extra savings for Trinity!
BE SURE TO DIRECT 2014
CHOICE DOLLARS®
Eligible Thrivent Financial members have until
March 31, 2015 to direct any remaining 2014
Choice Dollars. After that date, Choice Dollars
expire. Through the Thrivent Choice® program,
eligible members have the power to recommend
where Thrivent distributes part of its charitable
grant funds annually, such as Trinity.
Act soon, before Choice Dollars expire!
Help support Trinity by directing your Choice
Dollars today! Visit thrivent.com/thriventchoice.
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.
DORIS D. CURTIS MEMORIAL FUND
In honor of the birthday of our loving father, Francis J. Curtis from his daughters, Karen and
Diane Curtis.
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
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 &s 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
CONCERN AND CARE.
 For Virigina Schwartzer and family on the death
of her granddaughter, Katherine ”Kate”
Schwartzer on February 17, 2015.
 For Steve Kobasa and family on the death of
his father on February 10, 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
P RAYER
OF THE DAY
O God, by the passion of your blessed
Son you made an instrument of
shameful death to be for us the means
of life. Grant us so to glory in the cross
of Christ that we may gladly suffer
shame and loss for the sake of your
Son, Jesus Christ, our Savior and
Lord, who lives and reigns with you
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.
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 For all family and friends who have lost loved
ones
 For those affected by the terrorism around the
world
 For those affected by the winter storms.
 For the children affected by the measles
outbreak
NEXT WEEK’s READINGS
Exodus 20:1–17
1 Corinthians 1:18–25
John 2:13–22
Would you like to sponsor a bulletin,
altar flowers or our weekly radio
broadcast? Sponsorships are available:
Bulletins– March 15 and April 26
Altar Flowers– March 29
Radio-February 15, March 8 & April 26th
Call Karen Brown in the office-215-368-1710
S ERVING T HIS W EEKEND
Acolytes: 8:15-Colin Ponyi, 10:45-Colin Drennan
Lector: 5:30-,Chris Whitney, 8:15-Chris Johnson, 9:30-Nancy Xellar,10:45-Kevin Schanley
Assisting Minister: 5:30-Barbara Rodgers, 8:15 & 9:30-Dave Freudig,10:45-Cindy Weiss
Communion Assisting Ministers: 5:30-Barbara & David Rodgers, 8:15-Sue Erb, Shannan
Flanagan, Michael Moore, Barbara Nagle, Polly Stewart, 9;30-Warren Ditzler, Janet
Frederick, Teri Lanan, Cricket Snearing, Dave Weber, John Strobel,10:45-Liz Ricketts
Altar Guild: 7:45-Carol Bennett, Janet Francis, Joan Williamson 10:00-Joanne Michael, Pat &
George Turner
Gift Bearers: 8:15-Sara & Denise Matlack 9:30-Jeff & Joanne Michael, 10:45-DeAnne & Matthew
Brown
Media/Video: Michael Moore
Ushering Teams: 8:15-Team-D-Chip Kern, 9:30-Team-G-George Turner,10:45-Team V-Bob
Tanner
Nursery: 8:00-Lynn Lentz, Cathy Grever, 9;30-Stacy Hull, Cathy Grever, 10:45-Cathy Grever
Maintenance Support: OPEN-Mark Lanan, CLOSE-Nathan Lanan
Evening Security: Chris Randall (March 1 to March 7)
Greeters: 5:30– Mary Kieras (Council Greeter), 8:15-Amy Smith (Council Greeter), Katie Risser,
Denise & Paul Trimborn, Jean & Courtney Birenbaum, Donna Watson, 9:30-Kirsten Hatton(Council Greeter), Charles & Linda Roberts, Elaine Sowers, Dana Collingwood, Charlotte
Dimmig, Angel O’Brien, 10:45-Jason Laurens( Council Greeter), Phyllis McKenney,
Jim Cottrell, Bernie Reese, Kathy Benson, Alan Clemens, Vicki Seal
Welcome and Information Center: 8:00-,Debbie Drop, 9:30-Jacki Maute
Coffee Hours Host: 7:45-Cricket Snearing, 9:15–Barbara Bahner, Keith & Pam Clemens
Ushering Next Week: Teams, K, Q, W
S PONSORSHIPS
ALTAR FLOWERS
In loving memory of Suzanne and Douglas Smiley by John and Cynthia Smiley.
Flowers will be distributed by Cortney Birenbaum to our hospitalized.
BULLETIN
In memory of my husband, Walter Fritz by his wife, Ruth Anne Fritz.
RADIO BROADCAST
In honor of the birthday of Diane Curtis by her dad, Francis Curtis and sister, Karen.
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T HIS W EEK AT T RINITY
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Worship - 5:30 pm
VITA Income Tax Preparation
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Cub Pack 9
Boy Scout 610
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ESL
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Diakonia
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SOSO Rehearsal
AA Big Book
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Small Group-Risser
Wednesday Bible Study
Staff Meeting
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Small Group-Slowe
Musikers in the Making
FEAST Meal
Cherub Choir
Generingers
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