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Christ Lutheran Church seeks to be a
Growing, grace centered Church
Reaching out to all people
Actively impacting our
Community, our world and ourselves through an
Evolving and relevant faith
that reflects the love of Christ.
DaySpring
MARCH 2015
THIS MONTH:
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
March 8
TEAM NIGHT
March 9, 7 pm
COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday, March 17, 7 pm
PRAYER SHAWL
Monday, March 9, 7 pm
CCT
Tuesday, March 10, 7 pm
LENTEN SPEAKERS
Feb 22: Kelly Meyer
March 1: Tracy Bingamen
March 8: Chris Kulp
March 15: Deborah Wysocki
March 22: Jayne Rohach
Christ Lutheran
69 Main Street,
Hellertown, PA 18055
www.christlutheranhellertown.org
Lenten Soup
Suppers
SOUP AT 6 PM | SERVICE AT 7 PM
THEME: VERSES THAT TRANSFORM
March 4: Christ Lutheran Hellertown
March 11: Lower Saucon Church of Christ
March 18: First United Church of Christ
March 25: New Jerusalem Lutheran
Sign up to bring soup/bread on March 4th
Connections
for the Journey
by Pastor Phil Spohn
L
ike my new DaySpring title? I’m just
getting into the power of this new tech-
nology we call the internet. Facebook, Twitter, blogs, podcasts…it is amazing the infor-
net iceberg and who knows what humanity
will be like due to the WWW’s power to connect people and ideas. Will our church be
transformed?
Transformed, yes! But, there is a place and
always will be a place, for face to face spiritual communities. A place of bricks and mortar. God made us to interact in person.
mation out there. AND it’s at our finger
I am confident in our church council. It is
tips…literally.
amazing the ideas and energy I presently
Here at church we live with the old structure
of bricks and mortar. In the old days you
opened up shop and people stopped by for
what you sold. Today you open up shop in
the WWW, the World Wide Web and you
don’t need a storefront, times for opening and
closing, and as long as you speak the language of the internet, you get visitors from
experience. This church is on a journey. I am
on a journey. If you have time to listen to a
transformational podcast, listen to episode 2
of Rob Bell’s Podcast, “The River, the Mountain, and You”. He describes the Journey I see
Christians experiencing with in this church.
It’s been my own journey, and it’s one our
Church is pursuing. Exciting!
around the world. This information age some
So be prepared for change. Change that will
might say started with the printing press.
invigorate, help us be more authentic, real
Once books could be assembled and distrib-
and relevant. We are on to something here.
uted, ideas shared around the world, human-
Join the journey.
Bible Study
THURSDAYS 12:15 PM
Join Pastor Phil in the Library and
read through the Book of Isaiah.
ity transformed. We are at the tip of the inter-
BEHIND the SCENES
with Kelly Meyer
C
team initiatives, responsible par-
ducting a survey of member interests. Patty
ties, timelines and milestones.
will keep you informed as our volunteer
Council will now assume overall
efforts evolve.
responsibility for plan imple-
Budget Support – As approved at our an-
hange is taking place at Christ Heller-
mentation. Council members have been as-
nual meeting, our 2015 budget for contribu-
town! With the adoption of our faith
signed leadership responsibility for specific
tions and donations is $430,000. This equates
statement, the vote to support our 2015
initiatives and will be working with teams to
to $8,270 per week. For the 8 weeks ending
budget, the presentation of our strategic
achieve plan objectives. Church members
February 22, we have collected $46,787 v. a
plan, the election of our new council, and the
will be provided monthly progress updates
budget of $66,160 for a shortfall of $19,373.
support of our congregation…we are jump-
by Council President, Chris Kulp.
Part of our contribution shortfall is attribut-
ing into 2015 with energy, purpose, momen-
Property Maintenance – Trees by the road
able to bad weather which reduced atten-
tum and focus. Something is happening at
are trimmed, painting continues, carpet and
dance on several Sundays. If you can’t at-
Christ Hellertown. I feel we are responding
flooring is on order, and our playground
tend, please remember to make up your con-
to God’s plan for us…as I know you do. We
shade solution is in progress. Lighting and
tribution the following week. Your support is
are now on the Journey! We are now chal-
electrical work is next to be scheduled. Our
critical if we are going to move forward with
lenged to make our plans work.
church will look beautiful this spring.
achieving our strategic goals.
KEY ITEMS
Volunteer Coordination – Patty Ivenz is
That’s it for this month’s update. Let me
Strategic Planning – The team met 2/9 to
pulling things together as our church volun-
know if you have any questions. Again…I
stage the implementation of the strategic
teer coordinator. In addition to developing a
want to thank our staff and volunteers for all
plan. We reviewed tools that will be used to
volunteer data base that includes time and
of your hard work!
track overall plan progress and individual
talent survey information, she will be con-
Bear Creek Camp
I
YOUTH
f you are thinking of sending your child to
galore! Families are invited to attend Family Camp
Square
Mileage
to Detroit
on Memorial Day Weekend. The camp staff would
Help our Youth get to the National
also be glad to take families on a tour, just call the
Youth Gathering in Detroit this sum-
camp office to make a reservation. A representative
mer! Choose an envelope from the
camp for the first time, our Lutheran Church
Camp, Bear Creek, offers several ways to become
acquainted with the camp. Start by visiting bearcreekcamp.org. There are photos and video clips
from the camp will be visiting our church and
bulletin board in the Narthex, then
speaking at both services and during Sunday
return it to the plate or the office.
school on March 8. Additionally, our congregation
has many families who will attest to the wonderful
experiences their children have had at Bear Creek. Programs are offered for campers completing grades 1-12, beginning with Try-Camp for the first graders.
If you plan to attend camp, please sign up on the list located on the bulletin board across from
the office so that others will know who is going and when. Someone may need a camp buddy
or a family to carpool with. Experienced campers may be willing to share their stories with first
time campers as well. Contact our ambassador Kathy Paskewicz for more information at 610691-1790 or [email protected].
Did you know that Bear Creek Camp and our church offer financial assistance to families to
make it easier to attend camp? Here is list of the discounts offered:
1.
Early Bird Registration - ends on March 1.
2.
$100 scholarship from Christ Lutheran Hellertown for each camper attending.
3.
Church members also qualify for a $20 discount because we have a Bear Creek Ambassador. Just mail a coupon (posted on the bulletin board near the church office) with your paper registration or enter the code on the coupon when registering online.
4.
First time to camp discount (not applicable for Try-Camp).
5.
Sibling discount.
6.
New this year: $25 off if you bring a friend (up to 8 per camper!)
More scholarship money may be available for families with the greatest need.
Baskets &
Bags Bingo
SUNDAY, MARCH 1ST, 2:00 PM
Fellowship Hall | Tickets: $20.00
advance, $28.00 at the door | Food
Concessions | Benefits Detroit
Youth Gathering
Would you like to fill a basket or bag
with prizes? See Lorita Mussleman
for details. Donations accepted. We
will do the shopping!
Teddy Bears
Bring Smiles
The youth group is selling Teddy
Bears to be donated and delivered to
local hospitals and rehabilitation
centers to help bring some comfort
and a smile to a child. Bear donation: $10 each, or 3 for $25.
Donate online by clicking here.
The Confirmation Class visited Brith
Shaloam Synagogue in Allentown on
January 23.
MARCH 2015
SUN
1
BINGO
2 pm
8
Daylight
Savings starts
MON
Thrivent
Breakfast
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4-6 pm Youth
Group Meeting
THU
FRI
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4
5
6
6 pm Weight Watch
6:30 pm GIGGLES
8:30 am Quilters
7 pm N-A
7 pm AA
7 pm Choir
6 pm Soup (FH)
7 pm Service
12:15 Bible Study
5:30 pm Quilters
7 pm Praise Team
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10
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12
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TEAM NIGHT
6 pm Weight Watch
7 pm Choir
7 pm LVDA
7 pm CCT
8:30 am Quilters
6 pm Zumba
6 pm Soup/Service
12:15 Bible Study
5:30 pm Quilters
7 pm Praise Team
7 pm AA
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6 pm Weight Watch
8:30 am Quilters
6 pm Zumba
6 pm Soup/Service
7 pm CLCT
10 am Dominoes
12:15 Bible Study
5:30 Quilters
7 pm Praise Team
7 pm Scout
Pack Meeting
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8:30 am Quilters
9 am New Bethany
6 pm Zumba
6 pm Soup/Service
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12:15 Bible Study
5:30 pm Quilters
7 pm Praise Team
6 pm Meeting
7 pm AA (FH)
16
Baptism Sunday
Breakfast Buffet
12:15 Baptism
Class
2 pm Party (FH)
22
WED
2
7 pm N-A
15
TUE
DaySpring
Deadline
6:30 pm GIGGLES
7 pm N-A
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24
7 pm Lichner
Class
7 pm N-A
6 pm Weight Watch
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8 am Soup
1
2
3
6:30 pm GIGGLES
8:30 am Quilters
6 pm Zumba
12:15 Bible Study
7 pm Maundy
Thursday Service
7 pm Good
Friday Service
7 pm AA
7 pm Lichner
Class
7 pm N-A
7 pm Choir
6 pm Weight Watch
7 pm Choir
ONGOING EVENTS
Alcoholics Anonymous
meets every Friday at 7:00 pm
in the Library.
Bible Study meets every
Thursday at 12:15 in the
Library (reading Isaiah)
Dominoes Meets the third
Thursday of the month, 10:00
am until 2:00 pm, stopping for
a bag lunch. Dessert and
beverages are provided.
N-A meets every Monday
at 7:00 pm in the Library.
Outreach Ministry Cook and
serve meals at New Bethany
Ministries on the fourth
Wednesday of each month,
from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Sign
up in the Narthex or contact
Bruce or Connie Rice at
610-838-6775.
Soup Making for the
homebound is the last
Tuesday of the month at 8:00
am in the kitchen. Call Kim
Norton at 484-426-1409 with
any questions.
Weight Watchers meets
every Tuesday at 6:00 pm
in Fellowship Hall.
Zumba meets every
Wednesday at 6:00 pm in
Fellowship Hall. Fee charged.
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9:30 am Zumba
7 pm Choir
7 pm Council
6:30 pm GIGGLES
SAT
21
Party (FH)
7 pm AA
28
9-3 Car Wash
9:30 am Zumba
4
Party (FH)
In case of bad weather,
please check the following to confirm if services will commence.
Call the church office at 610-838-0400 for an automated message.
Log onto WFMZ website to check closures. Check channel 69
for closures.
Above all, please use
your judgment driving in bad weather. If
you are scheduled to
volunteer for a service
but cannot make it in
due to road conditions, please contact
your committee leader
and an alternate on
your team.
Worship Volunteer Schedule
Altar Guild for Month: Kathy Paskewicz, Leeanne Weirback, Donna Shankweiler
MARCH
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Time
8:30 am
8:30 am
8:30 am
8:30 am
8:30 am
Acolyte
Emma Patterson
Marissa Harley
Joy Lin Kulp
Ryan Salmon
Lydia Apple
Cantor
Norine Enot
Sandy Bender
Ann Borovies
Jeanette Boos
Randy Raab
Communion
Servers
De & John Del Re
Pastor’s Assistant Joe Meier
Readers
Dyvonne Nevil
De Del Re
Shirley Leidich
Kathie Jones
Deborah Martin
Greeter
Wendy Fritchman
Lois Apple
Dave & Terry Long
Lois Apple
Nancy Stern
Usher Team
Joe Meier
Judy Meier
Wendy Fritchman
Noah Weaver
Alice & Mike Karpa
Dianne Herstich
Desiree Grube
David & Donna
Shankweiler
Chadd Hamman
Richard Koehler
Ron & Jan Weirbach
De Del Re
Donna Bergstresser
Scott, Susan,
Kelly & Adam Raab
Jackie Jacoby
Aaron Harley
David & Donna
Shankweiler
Diana & Faith Doll
Amy Kares
Aaron Harley
Ursula Merriman
Marissa Harley
Chris Nagy
Ursula Merriman
Shirley Leidich
Mary Ann Horvath
Betty DeLeon
Janice Unangst
Kathryn Cawley
Elaine Hunsinger
Lorita Musselman
Kit Jones
Lee & Louise
Wagner
Matt Sterner
Nursery
Coffee Hour
Time
11:00 am
11:00 am
11:00 am
11:00 am
11:00 am
Acolyte
Avery Audet
Aaron Grogg
Erik Pluim
Olivia Jackson
Erik Pluim
Worship Assistant
Dennis
Raudenbush
Lou Savant
Lenore Spohn
Louise Wagner
Anne Baum
Kevin Gough
Michele Gubish
Corky Blake
Patty Jo Ivenz
Kurt Rank
De Del Re
Linda Rose
Barbara & Bob
Pasternak
Corky & Kim Blake
Clouser Family
Chris & Carter Myers
Savant Family
Nursery
Lisa Cawley &
Daughters
Katherine
Paskewicz
Veronica Rohach
Stephanie Chambers Verity Averill
& Daughters
Joslynn Rose
Leigh Feather
Veronica Rohach
Powerpoint
Ryan Copeman
Zach Appel
Grant Clouser
Joy Lin Kulp
Communion
Servers
Kjell Andersen
Brett Szabo
Pastor’s Assistant Lenore Spohn
Readers
Usher / Greeter
Olivia Jackson
Thank you for volunteering. If you are unable to serve on your scheduled date, please switch with another volunteer and
notify the church office at 610.838.0400. Also, please be sure to sign in when you arrive on your scheduled Sunday.
New
Member
Class
Are you interested in becoming a
member of Christ Lutheran Church?
We will be having a New Member
class where you will learn about the
history of the church, Lutheran beliefs, the mission of Christ Lutheran
CARE GIVING
Care to Share
G.I.F.T.
Brand new items, or in the case of medical equip-
(Gift-card it
Forward Today)
ment, like new. Contact Enid Rank at 610-691-5289
or [email protected] to donate or claim an item.
1.
Like-new shower stool
2.
Like-new green walker with attractive material
carry bag attached (bag is removable)
3.
Church, and about the opportunities
We have all seen Angels on earth,
who better the lives of those around
them and give of their time and ten-
New CVS brand True result blood sugar
der hearts to those in need. You can
monitoring meter start up kit
you have to serve on the different
4.
Safety arm rails for toilet
nominate your Angel for a gift card to
ministry teams. If interested, sign up
5.
Exercise pedals
let them know they are loved and
on the bulletin board, contact Pastor
6.
Shower chair
appreciated. Fill out a GIFT Nomina-
Phil, or call the church office at
7.
2 pair of new L/XL HeelWell
tion Form in the Narthex and drop it
610-838-0400.
8.
Soft Ease suspenders (to position foot, heal
in the box provided, or fill out the
Please note the following dates:
Wednesday, April 22 – New
Member Class, 7 to 9 pm,
9.
pressure ulcers, to treat foot drop)
form online. More info: call Peg Eure
60 cans of Promote brand
at 610-216-8310.
10. nutritional tube feeding, and feeding pump
and pole for tube feed administration.
church library
Saturday, May 2 – Social at
Pastor Phil’s, 7 to 9 pm
Sunday, May 17 – New
Member Sunday*
*On that day, at the service of your
choice, you will be received as a
member. There will be a Welcome
Reception between the services.
BISHOP’S
LETTER
“WHOA! DIDN’T SEE THAT COMING!”
Jewish, Hindu, Islam. Enliven your
“Soul Spirit” and find rest in the
midst of your busyness. Led by Rev.
Synod Staff...to the Synod Council...and...to
the Committee of Deans. Now, it’s time to
talk to as many as possible about Northeastern Pennsylvania Synod Lutherans being
Hey, the three had just gone
unleashed in the name of Jesus
up a mountain with Jesus.
Christ.
MARCH 23, 30 & APRIL 6, 13
FROM 7:00 - 8:00 PM
traditions: Christian, Buddhist, Sufi,
unleashed in ministry; I’ve talked to the
John said when they saw Jesus transfigured.
Monday
Nights with
Rev. Dr.
Tom Lichner
of sacred stories from various faith
November Bishop’s Conference about being
That’s my guess at what Peter, James, and
Who knew?
Meditative reading and discussion
Also, I've talked to rostered leaders at the
To do that, I'll be hosting a webi-
Which brings me to the 2015
nar for all rostered leaders of this
Synod Assembly. (Didn’t see
synod on Wednesday, February
that coming, did you?)
25, at 10:30 a.m. You’re invited!
In response to my election at
It's about Assembly2015 - and
the 2014 assembly, I said that
being unleashed for the sake of
if called to serve again as
the gospel. If you cannot partici-
bishop, I want it to be a min-
pate on the 25th, join the repeat
istry unleashed. So, I’m try-
webinar on Thursday, February
ing to make good on that
26, at 7:00 p.m.
commitment.
Then, perhaps in early April, I expect to host
How? By talking with an ad hoc group that's
a third webinar for you and the voting mem-
helping me relate my “unleashed” commit-
bers attending the assembly with you.
ment to Assembly2015 (May 29 and 30 at
Sam Zeiser hosting a webinar!? Definitely
Santander Arena, Reading). The group has
didn’t see that coming!
generated surprising, amazing, creative ideas.
Dr. Tom Lichner, a Lutheran Pastor
Each time we talk, I find myself saying,
for 38 years. Sign up, please.
“Whoa! Didn’t see that coming!”
Anyway, let's talk.
Yours in Christ,
Samuel R. Zeiser
Community
Food Bank at
New Jerusalem
CURRENT NEEDS: CEREAL, CHUNKY
SOUPS, PANCAKE MIX & SYRUP, AND
CANNED POTATOES.
Baptism
Class
troop had been faithful Monday night packers
and we are glad that they have decided to help
out again with our new system. (The two old
guys who had been doing the set-up are espe-
Bring your child with you and join
cially grateful.)
Pastor Phil on Sunday, March 15
Prayer and Encouragement
from 12:15 - 1:00 pm to learn about
We are still looking for pastors from the Hel-
having your child baptized. It’s a
lertown Area Ministerium churches to share a
great opportunity to meet other
Youth Power
word of encouragement or lead us in a prayer
young families as well. Baptism
We received a very large donation of food
for just a few minutes to start us off on distri-
classes will be scheduled every other
from the Saucon Valley High School Honor
bution days. If you are able to join us, email or
month. Call the office to sign up, or
Society led by Mrs. Megan Hauser, 3 carloads!
call (610-346-6891) to schedule a date.
to find out about future dates.
We also received a large donation of food from
Numbers
the students in the Contemporary Issues class
We served 141 families in December and 111 in
in the Southern Lehigh School District.
January even though we had to reschedule the
The St. George’s Episcopal Youth Group has
4th Saturday because of snow. Thanks to all of
decided to become regular volunteers at the
you who helped to get the word out.
Food Bank. They will be setting up once a
Gardens
month for our third Saturday of the month
When you plan your garden, consider putting
distribution. One group moves all the tables
in an extra row of green beans or a few more
and takes down the chairs and another crew
tomato plants for the Food Bank. Vegetable
Discounted
Dorney Park
and
Hershey
Park Tickets
loads up the carts with food to be wheeled out
starts are also welcome. You can drop off pro-
to the tables. The St. George’s kids started in
duce or plants on Saturday distribution days
January and beginning this month Girl Scout
beginning at 7:30 AM.
The Girl Scouts are selling park tickets again this year. This is their last
year, because they are all graduat-
Troop 8010 led by Natalie Faroun will do the
ing. If you are interested tickets,
set-up for the 4th Saturday of each month. This
please contact Lisa Wetzel at 610703-2290. Tickets will not be mailed
until May 4th (see forms for more
information).
THANK YOUS
Dear Pastor Phil and Funeral Luncheon
To the Congregation of Christ Lutheran ~
Thanks to the following health professionals
Committee Members ~ First we would like to
Please accept our thanks for the surprise of
who volunteered at the February BP clinic:
thank Pastor Phil for the very moving and
our Christmas bonuses. While completely
Tracy Bingaman PAC, Kim Blake Nuclear
heartfelt memorial for our father and grand-
unexpected, we are delighted to accept the
Cardiac Technologist BS, Dr. Donna Miller,
father, Will Rambo. It was a beautiful service
bonus and wish to thank you for this gener-
and Enid Rank RN, BSN. Care Giving is
remembering a wonderful man who will be
ous gift. We appreciate your spirit of giving.
looking forward to providing another oppor-
missed by many. We also are extremely
Yours in Christ, the Staff of the Children’s
tunity to get your blood pressure screened
grateful for the service provided by our fu-
Learning Center
later this year!
Dear Elaine ~ Thank you very much for your
To whom it may concern ~ I just want to
kind deliveries of soup and accompanying
thank you for the kindness and thoughtful-
goodies. We have thoroughly enjoyed these
ness of those who did not forget about us in
delicious gifts from the thoughtful people at
the most peaceful days of the year, Christ-
CLC. We are reminded of how God cares for
mas. God Bless You, Abeer Niemet (Baby
us through others each time you come. God
Room)
neral luncheon committee. The luncheon was
excellent and we really appreciated all their
efforts in our time of need. They are truly a
blessing for our congregation. Peace and
love, Mark, Kathy, Abby and Hayley Rambo
bless you! Love, Linda and Howard
Baseball
2015
CHILDREN’S LEARNING CENTER
Baseball Season is JUST around the
corner! Come join us at the Iron Pigs
Stadium on Sunday, September 6,
2015 for the 1:35 pm game. Dugout
Suite. $46 per ticket that includes
buffet, non-alcoholic drinks and
parking. Please let Alice Karpa know
if you are interested in joining. Family and friends are WELCOME! Call
610-838-4843 or
[email protected].
Love,
Medicine &
Miracles
The Psychology of Illness and the Art
of Healing will be discussed by Dr.
Bernie S. Siegel at a lecture at Central
Moravian Church in Bethlehem on
Wednesday, April 22 at 7:30 pm. $10
admission. Call 1-866-STLUKES (7858537) or visit www.sluhn.org/
littnerlectureseries.
Thrivent
Help Wanted
A temporary staff member will be needed
Attention Thrivent Members! If you
in the Baby Room starting the beginning of
currently have an account with
May and running through at least August
Thrivent you are invited to a FREE
7th. Liz Lees will be having her baby and
information breakfast on Sunday,
taking maternity leave during that time.
March 22 at 9:45 in Fellowship Hall.
This individual must have previous
You will also be receiving an invita-
experience with Infants and have at least
2600 documented hours working with children (volunteer or paid). There is a possibility this temporary position may work
into something in the Fall.
If you know of anyone, please have them
send Linda Reinbold a resume, cover letter
and three references.
tion. Mark your calendar!
DIRECTOR: Linda Reinbold
PHONE: (610) 838-9790
EMAIL: [email protected]
STAFF: Elizabeth Amato, Donna Bergstresser,
Michelle Bonfrancesco, Jessica Flok, Laura Housley,
Mary Housley, Elizabeth Lees, Abeer Niemet,
Linda Reinbold, Felicia Trapp, Samantha Velez
Join the workshop on March 3rd, 6:30 -
March 31 - 6:30 - 8:30 pm - South Lounge
8:30 pm, in South Lounge to learn about A
Workshop: God Colors Outside the Lines
Bold Life of Faith and Katharina von Bora
Diversity is not only a gift from God, it is
Luther while learning more about yourself.
also a trait of God. God is unpredictable.
On March 10th the topic will be a book
God colors outside the lines.
discussion: Girl Meets God by Lauren F.
Winner. Discuss the question, “How does
a woman passionate about the Jewish faith
April 7 - 6:30 - 8:30 pm - South Lounge
Book: Girl Meets God by Lauren Winner
suddenly find Jesus?” Contact Patty Jo
Ivenz with any questions.
March 17 - 6:30 - 8:30 pm - South Lounge
I
ntroducing a new group for women:
The purpose of the women's ministry
Workshop: Speaking Faith through Art
TUESDAYS AT 6:30 PM
IN
SOUTH LOUNGE
Explore how ones deepest convictions can
of Christ Lutheran Church is to offer
be expressed through art by looking at the
women of all ages, opportunities for
work of two Christian artists from differ-
friendship, personal growth, and ministry.
ent centuries. How does art inspire you or
We are here to support women in their
help you express what you believe?
relationship with God and each other
March 24 - 6:30 - 8:30 pm - South Lounge
through spiritual friendships, mentoring,
Book: Girl Meets God by Lauren Winner
BRING A FRIEND!
REACH OUT TO WOMEN
EVERYWHERE!
modeling, and teaching each other.
Happy Birthday!
03/01 Ratushny, Donald
03/09 Mundt, Colleen
03/18 Berkheimer, Rich
03/28 Blake, Carlson
03/02 Consorti, Pat
03/09 Middleton, Sarah
03/18 Kulp, Lisa
03/28 Stauffer, Keri
03/02 Paskewicz, Mary Beth
03/10 Kovacs, Janice
03/20 Borovies, Helen
03/29 Kinker, Dana
03/03 Edge, Deborah
03/10 Austin, Danny
03/20 Farb, Amy
03/29 Gubish, Michele
03/03 Brennan, Megan
03/11 Gibson, Bonnie
03/20 Riegel, Stephen
03/29 Boss, Madden
03/03 Pasternak, Nicholas
03/12 Zellers, Emma
03/21 Salmon, Doraine
03/30 Bieler, Roderick
03/03 Nagy, Matthew
03/13 Stewart, Laurie
03/21 Nagy, Ashleigh
03/30 Ackerman, Roses
03/03 Zavacky, Colin
03/13 Reinbold, Gary
03/21 Sterner, Allison
03/30 Deppert, Glenn
03/04 Milla, Karen
03/13 Vogel, Danielle
03/21 Luancing, Maya
03/30 Macchirole, Noah
03/04 Brennan, Andrew
03/13 Shankweiler, Ryan
03/21 Rygiel, Zachary
03/04 Boss, MaKenna
03/14 Clifford, Curtis
03/22 Groeber, Kristine
03/06 Geyer, Lorraine
03/14 McMaster, Hayley
03/22 Grogg, Sarah
03/06 Nagy, Kyle
03/15 Gough, Kevin
03/23 Koller, James
03/06 Reiner, Lynzee
03/15 Flack, Wesley
03/23 Kubisek, David
03/07 Pluim, Jennifer
03/16 Johnson, Zachary
03/25 Rice, Connie
03/08 Kolumber, Mary Ann
03/16 Young, Brittanie
03/26 Raudenbush, Dennis
03/08 Meier, Christopher
03/17 Smith, Saige
03/26 Doklan III ,Frank
03/08 Riegel, Bethanne
03/17 Smith, Farrah
03/27 Horvath, Al
03/08 Posh, Dawn
03/18 Prosser, William
03/27 Long, Dave
03/08 Shankweiler, David
03/18 Varady, John
03/27 Rank, Brandon
03/08 McCarthy, Meridith
03/18 Karpa, Alice
03/27 Davila, Michael
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COUNCIL & TEAM LEADS
COUNCIL:
President: Chris Kulp
Vice President: Lou Savant
Secretary: Alice Karpa
Treasurer: Leigh Feather
Chuck Bender
Kim Blake
John Callen
Lisa Cawley
Angela Drake
Jackie Jacoby
Jeff Koehler
Gary Reinbold
Isabel Stoeckley (Youth Rep)
TEAMS:
Caregiving: Enid Rank
PASTOR: Phil Spohn
Christian Education:
Jennifer Pluim
Children’s Learning Center:
Amy Kares
Evangelism: Terry Long
Finance: Ann Borovies
Mutual Ministry:
Council Executive Team
Mission: Kathie Jones
Parish Life: Allison Sterner
Property: Randy Raab
Stewardship:
Tracy & Dan Bingaman
Worship & Music:
Ursula Merriman
Youth: Mark Stana
BUSINESS MANAGER: Kelly Meyer
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LEARNING CENTER DIRECTOR: Linda Reinbold
OFFICE MANAGER: Anne Lawatsch
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MINISTER OF MUSIC: Stephen Wysocki
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FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR: Hilary Simon
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SEXTONS: Barbara Grello, Sonny Johnson
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