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TRIBUNE - MARCH 2015
Our Mission: We gather to hear the word of life and receive
the bread of life, and we go forth to be a source of light
in our families, community, and world.
FOR BEHOLD,
THE WINTER IS PAST.
THE RAIN IS OVER
AND GONE.
THE FLOWERS APPEAR
ON THE EARTH,
THE TIME OF SINGING
HAS COME.
SONG OF SOLOMON 2:11-12
Tribune
Inside
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Trinity’s Contact Information
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Pastor Zac’s World
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Parents’ Day Out
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Worship & Music Notes
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Youth & Family Education News
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WELCA News
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Social Ministries, Outreach
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ChristCare, OWLS
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Calendar — MARCH 2015
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What’s Going on at Trinity?
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Financial Summary – JANUARY 2015
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Council Minutes — JANUARY 2015
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Prayers, Prayer Chain Info,
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Birthdays & Anniversaries — MARCH 2015
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Worship Servers’ Schedule -
Loaves & Fishes Committee
MARCH & APRIL 2015
TRINITY LUTHERAN
CHURCH
P a s t o r Z a c ’s W o r l d
820 Lockett Road
Kirkwood, Missouri 63122
office: (314) 822-8244
fax: (314) 822-9290
email: [email protected]
www.trinitykirkwood.org
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/
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Pastor
Rev. Zac Sturm
cell: 314-283-1027
em: [email protected]
Administrative Assistant
Brenda Chatham
tel: 314-822-8244
em: [email protected]
Organist & Choir Director
Cindy Donnell-Foster
tel: 314-822-8244
em: [email protected]
Director Parents’ Day Out
Debbie Pfyl
tel: 314-822-0096
em: [email protected]
Nursery Attendant
Barbara Perry
tel: 314-961-1655
Council Members
President:
Bob Tuckett
Vice President: Dave Mizell
Secretary:
Lou Malnassy
Treasurer:
Joe Moro
Asst. Treasurer: Jim Heyde
Joan Emas
Nancy Hahs
Peter Holekamp
Steve Korris
Leslie Schuman
Steve Sneeringer
Wayne Viers
Helga Winkler
Sunday Schedule
Education Hour:
9:15 am
Worship Service:
10:30 am
Coffee Fellowship: 11:45 am
“February Blues”
I’m getting sick of sick days. This has been a strange winter for the Sturm family. Usually I
am the one who gets sick the most. Somehow, I have totally escaped doctor visits. I can’t
explain why, but I have been drinking a “Sparkling Ice” every day at lunch so I am crediting
that. As for my boys, though, a different story. All three have had sick days in the past
month. First one gets a fever, then another . . . then we think we are out of the woods . . .
only to have another become sick. After a while, the sick days get old. Jana and I have tried
to juggle being at home with sick kiddos, but neither one of us likes to break the preferred
routine.
All this time spent with sick children has made me think about sickness in general. Why are
we sick? What does it mean to be sick? How are we healed? On the one hand, we live in a
world of germs and temperature change and various micro-organisms. Mix all this with our
own complex biological bodies, and it’s no wonder that sometimes runny noses, sore
throats, and fever occur. For sickness in our bodies, a good doctor and some good antibiotics can usually do the trick (as well as rest and orange juice, my mother would say).
When it comes to spiritual sickness, however, it is not so easy to find a cure. What do I
mean by spiritual sickness? I mean Adam and Eve eating the apple from the forbidden tree
of knowledge. I mean Noah passing out drunk in front of his children after the flood had
disappeared. I mean David committing adultery. I mean Peter denying he knows Jesus in
the hour when Jesus needed him the most. I mean Paul spending half of his life persecuting
early Christians.
In other words, I mean sin. That bent towards selfishness that we are all born with. That
voice that tells us we can figure out everything on our own and do whatever we want. That
voice that tells us we don’t need other people and we don’t need God. Sin is not a biological sickness that can be cured with antibiotics. It is a spiritual sickness that requires more
than just a doctor.
The good news is that our Creator sent more than just a medical bill. God sent his own Son,
Jesus, to live and breath as one of us, the “Word made flesh” (John 1:14). And as we continue in this season of Lent, we begin to understand why Jesus came. He did not come just to
have a good time on earth with his buddies. He came to make the journey to Jerusalem, to
make himself vulnerable to betrayal and injustice, and to die on the cross. And in so doing,
he took upon himself all of our spiritual disease, all of our sin, for the rest of time. “Surely
he has borne our infirmities and carried our diseases . . . and by his bruises we are
healed” (Isaiah 53:4-5).
As we continue in Lent, I hope you join us for worship and fellowship at Trinity. Together
we better witness our Savior who takes our sickness to the cross and promises us mercy,
forgiveness, and spiritual health. That’s more valuable than any amount of orange juice or
Sparking Ice.
Office Hours:
In Christ’s Service, Pastor Zac
Monday—Thursday: 8:30—5:00
Friday:
8:30—2:30
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Parents’ Day Out
MUSICAL
NOTES
Trinity friends: welcome to March!
Hooray! Spring is just around the corner. We have been very lucky with a relatively mild winter; however, I am looking forward
to those warmer days and beautiful spring
flowers. I will be planting the pansies around
the mailbox this year in honor of Mark
Thorpe. He planted them every spring and
knew that they were my favorites.
With the coming of spring there is also the
coming of re-enrollment for Parents’ Day
Out. We will be sending out our re-enrollment
forms for next school year this month. Since
are classes are full several days this year, it
is an important process for planning and preparing for the 2015-2016 school year.
We start the month of March off with a
BANG. Western style that is with a unit on
The Wild West. Does anyone remember John
Wayne? My favorite cowboy of all time. This
group of children will probably never have the
opportunity to see those great movies and
that is really sad.
Weather and Seasons are on hand for our
next unit. This is a good time for us to practice our tornado drills for the season.
Spring Break for PDO will be March 16th
through March 20th. Everyone is looking forward to some down time to regroup and refresh. We will come back to school on Monday, March 23rd and do our unit on Spring.
The end of the month will begin our celebration of Easter.
On Monday, March 9th and Tuesday,
March 10th, a photographer from Sotiria Productions will be coming to PDO to take pictures of our beautiful children.
The parents and teachers here at PDO are
extremely excited about the new security
system that is finally becoming a reality. Thank you to all the council members and
church members who supported this project,
which is so important to the safety of our
children and church staff.
One of my devotional resources ends most days’
readings with: Spend some quiet time with the
Lord. My days are better begun when I devote even a
few minutes of prayer, Bible reading, and spiritual writings.
Everyone has a different pattern, different needs. See
what this mom, Heather, says: I’m sure many of
you—moms and dads--will relate. J Blessings on
your Lenten journey this month.
“~WHAT Quiet Time with the Lord?~
If you are a Mother with young children...my subject
line rang a bell with you. You woke up early this morning, determined that you will get to have quiet time
with Jesus before . . . your morning with your sweet
children begins. =) . . . your baby decides to wake up
early, then your other children hear the baby, and
want to eat NOW. You give a quick glance to the sky
and tell the Lord that you WANT to be with Him, and
then you go to the kitchen and PRAY while you are
scrambling eggs. When you do brave it and read your
Bible while holding your baby she sees that you have
something in your hand... grabs your delicate Bible
page, making it look like it needs to be mended,
starched and ironed! . . .
God . . . sees your efforts, and will bless your snatches of Scripture reading, and praying over the dirty
dishes. May you have a blessed Day in Him...and
may you get that longed-for quiet time. (...one of
these days, we'll have LOTS of quiet time... we'll wish
we could hear that sweet little voice saying, "Mommy, I
love you" and have that little one crawl up into our laps
for a hug. =))”
See more: http://dickinsonfam.blogspot.com/2011/04/
what-quiet-time-with-lord.html
Cindy Donnell-Foster
Handbell Choir
rehearsals:
Thursdays, March 5-26
6:45 - 7:30 p.m.
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WELCA
NEWS
WELCA
UPCOMING EVENTS
Mary & Martha Circle (10:00 am)…Wed., Mar. 4
Program: Video
Devotions: Gaye Mizell
Hostesses: Dody Hawkins & Jan Kotas
Board Meeting (1:00 pm)……….. Tues., Mar. 31
Mary & Martha Circle (10:00 am)….Wed., Apr. 1
Program: KirkCare and Lunch
Devotions: Ilene Denzin
Future dates for 2015—Tentative Schedule
June Picnic at Church……………...Tues., June 2
Collection of Thankofferings……….Sun., Nov. 18
Christmas Program………………….Sun., Dec. 6
WELCA’s Ash Wednesday Breakfast
This meaningful program to lead us into the Lenten season was attended by 36 people. Many thanks to Ilene
Denzin and Dody Hawkins for organizing the program led
by Pastor Zac, assisted by Gaye Mizell, Carol Buhr, Linda
Lockhart-Korris, and Cindy Donnell-Foster. The delicious
food was prepared by Ilene Denzin, Dody Hawkins, Jan
Kotas, Gaye Mizell, Betty Murphy, Helga Winkler, and
Lois Williams. A special thanks to the Youth for setting
up our tables. Many thanks to Steve Korris for his helpful brawn. Also thanks to Debbie Pfyl and the PDO staff
for offering baby-sitting accommodations, and to Brenda
Chatham for producing the programs.
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We want to
thank Jan Kotas for being
our wonderful
Historian for
the past 15
years. She has decided to relinquish this very important position.
What will we do without her dedication??? We hope someone will
volunteer to take over her job, we
are sure that Jan will “train” you
well!!!
You would attend our
events and take photos and enter
them into our scrapbook. No meetings to attend!!! Please consider
taking on this job!!! Thanks in advance!!!
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Ongoing
Service
Opportunities
Quilting, every Friday
at 9 am in the quilting room.
Trinity Soulard, Saturday,
Mar. 28th at 9 am – feeding
the Homeless.
Project Days
Saturday, March 14th, 9:00 am
Wednesday, Mar. 18th, 9:30 am
WELCA……
Social Ministry
Opportunities
is looking for
donations of small
WELCA Feeding the Homeless at Trinity,
Soulard Soup Kitchen
soaps, shampoos, etc.
Date:
Time:
(from motel rooms, for example) for
future health kits.
Saturday, March 28
9:00 a.m.
Feeding the Poor and Homeless at
St. Philip’s Lutheran Church
Please put them in the
Date:
Address:
WELCA crate in the
Mission Area. THANKS!!
Volunteers:
CWU
Sunday, March 8
St. Philip’s Evangelical Church
2424 Annie Malone Drive
St. Louis, MO 63113
Gustafson
Heyde
Phelps
Williams
If you are interested in volunteering for any of these
social ministry opportunities, please email
Brenda at [email protected].
World Day
of Prayer
Theme:
Outreach Commission
“Do You Understand What I Have
Done for You?”
Date:
Friday, March 6th
Place:
Union Ave. Christian Church
KirkCare is always happy for your
contributions. All food items are appreciated but items high in protein are
most helpful such as:
733 Union Blvd. (at Enright)
St. Louis, MO 63108
Time:
10:00 a.m. Fellowship
Canned Fruit, Rice, Hamburger
Helper, Boxed Potatoes, Canned
Meat Dishes, Canned Pasta Dishes,
Canned Chunky Soups, Spam, Beef
Stew, Tuna, Peanut Butter, Jelly,
Spaghetti & Sauce, Beans, Macaroni & Cheese, Sugar & Flour. Money
is always welcome since we also
give food vouchers so that recipients
may purchase perishables. Place
items on the shelves near the
Nursery downstairs.
10:30 a.m. Program
For Info:
Helga Winkler, CWU Rep
ALL WOMEN ARE INVITED!
Our Mission
Church Women United is a racially,
culturally, theologically inclusive Christian women’s
movement, celebrating unity in diversity and working
for a world of peace and justice.
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OWLS
ChristCare
Activities
Older
Wiser
Lutherans
Trinity's small group ministry, currently
has five groups and 40 people enrolled. We have room for more and invite
you to join. Contact Lila Thorpe at 314821-0572 or any of our members for
more information.
We OWLS (Older Wiser Lutherans) meet at
noon on the third Thursday of the month to a
“Share-a-Dish” lunch followed by a program
on various subjects beginning at 12:45. We
meet upstairs in the Lounge.
Next Meeting—March 19th
Trinity’s ChristCare Groups:
March 19th—Re-scheduled due to unfriendly
temps in February, the Jewel Tones Quartet, a
ladies acapella group, will serenade us with
old-fashioned love songs.
Monday evenings, 1st and 3rd Mondays
each month, 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the church
lounge.
Group leader: Shala Parisi
Host and hostesses are needed.
Tuesday afternoons, 1st and 3rd Tuesdays each month, 1-2:30 p.m. at church.
Please always bring a friend. Questions? Call
Jim Heyde (314) 821-5182 or email: jnchey-
Group leader: Betty Murphy
Yarn
Donations
Tuesday afternoons, 1st and 3rd Tuesdays each month, 1-2:30 p.m. at home of
Pat Price.
I am making baby
blankets that
are being donated to Nurses for
Newborns. I would appreciate
any donations of yarn, regardless what size or type. The
only restriction is that it
needs to be washable. All donations will be appreciated!
Group Leader: Lila Thorpe/Sue Sullivan
Thursday afternoons, 2nd and 4th Thursdays each month, 12:00 p.m. at church.
Group Leader: Mary Bullerdick
Thursday mornings, weekly, FirstWatch,
Webster Groves, 6:30 a.m.
Terri Wise
Group leader: Marie Plufka
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What’s Going on at Trinity?
Pastor Zac’s Bible
Study Classes
Like us on Facebook!
Please join us….
Share your news with the rest
Wednesdays at Noon:
“Where’s Luther in the Bible?”.
Using scripture to understand and apply
Lutheran theological concept. All are
welcome, from experts to novices.
of the Trinity family,
and keep up to the minute with what
your friends are saying.
Be sure and like us at:
Thursday mornings at 9:15 am:
Men’s Breakfast Bible Study at Dierbergs
Des Peres (in the back by the Deli).
www.Facebook.com/
Sundays at 9:15 am: In the church lounge.
“Mark My Words”; The Gospel of Mark and
it’s relationship to the other Gospels.
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SERMONS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE
Everyone is welcome to join at any time
for fun and enlightening conversation.
If you missed a Sunday worship service and would
like to hear Pastor’s sermon, do not despair!
The sermons can be found on
Worship servers may now see their
our website by Tuesday mornings.
schedule on Trinity’s website:
Our website is full of all kinds of goodies!
see http://www.trinitykirkwood.org/
Don’t be shy, Check it out!
worshiping-with-music/next-sunday/
www.TRINITYKIRKWOOD.org
Altar Care Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed to help with the set up
and clean up for Sunday Communion. For more
Information, please call Carol Buhr, at 636-3865658.
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Our
Sunday School
mission is Kirkcare.
For the month of
February
we are collecting
Sandwich Fixings:
Wednesday
Evening Lenten
Services
Peanut butter, jelly, tuna,
canned chicken, salmon
Please join us and
Get The WORD
Out to fund school
needs and bring
water to Prince of
Peace school in
Turkwel, Kenya by
donating new and
gently used shoes
this month!
All are invited to join us for an
informal service following the
Lenten Soup Suppers.
Wednesday evenings
at 7:00 p.m.
February 25—March 25
We are collecting all types and styles of
gently used and new, wearable shoes that
will be sold to build a well and provide
school essentials for the students at the
school. It takes 40,000 pairs of shoes to
meet our goal and your donations will have
a big impact!
Place your shoes in the collection bins in
the church marked with GTWO throughout
the month! For more information on
GTWO and our mission, please visit www.gtwomissions.org/shoes.
Thank you for your support!
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SCHNUCK’S eSCRIP CARDS!
An easy way to support Trinity’s Youth!
Just present your registered Schnucks eScrip Card (available in the
church office) when making your purchase. Here’s how it works:
The percentage of your purchase that goes to Trinity Youth…
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1% on monthly purchases between $0—$300
2% on monthly purchases between $301—$600
3% on month purchase4s between $601—$999
No contribution or purchases over $1000 a month.
JAN. 2015 =
$ 94.23
SCHNUCK’S eSCRIP
All you need to do is get an eSCRIP card from Brenda in the church
office. You will receive a card to carry in your wallet, and a tiny card to
carry on your keychain to help you remember at check-out.
You may choose to call or email to activate your card. It’s that simple!
And what a terrific and easy way to support our Youth!
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CARDS!
An easy way to support
Trinity’s Youth Ministry!
Pastor advised Council that Trinity needs to formerly
describe its financial support for seminary candidate
Ben Ward. Pastor recommended combining the
seminary education, seminary intern and pastor's
PRESENT: Joan Emas, Steve Korris, Lou Malnassy, education funds for a total of $15,235.80. The CounDave Mizell, Leslie Schuman, Steve Sneeringer, cil approved recommending this at the CongregaBob Tuckett, Wayne Viers, Helga Winkler, Pastor tional Meeting.
Zac Sturm
ABSENT: Nancy Hahs, Peter Holekamp
PROPERTY REPORT: Bob Tuckett reported one
TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL
MEETING MINUTES - Jan. 13, 2015
small repair to the heating system, and that the lecPresident Bob Tuckett opened the meeting at 6:34 tern handrail has been reinstalled in the sanctuary.
p.m. Minutes from the December 9, 2014 meeting He is seeking bids for lawn and property cleanup.
were approved by the Council. Pastor Sturm read
from The Jesus Christs by A. J. Langoeste.
OUTREACH: Wayne Viers delivered Christmas family gift program donations to St. Phillips. $450 was
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE: Pastor Sturm reported collected for Lutheran Family and Children's Serthe committee recommended that Trinity hire a choir vices. Individual members supported six families in
director to work with the music director beginning addition to the original four the church had pledged
with the liturgical cycle in September, and that there to support.
was sufficient money in the 2015 for this purpose.
TREASURER’S REPORT: Joe Moro reported Trinity ended 2014 with a $5,484 surplus and PDO had a
surplus of $3,920. The operating surplus would be
allocated with a $2,500 bonus to the administrative
assistant, and $2,983.65 to the property reserve
fund. The PDO surplus will be divided with 50% going to the church loan, and 12.5% each going to the
staff, building improvements, seminary education
fund, and a local charity. The Treasurer’s report was
accepted.
WORSHIP: Pastor noted sharing the peace will be
moved back to the pre-offering position during worship.
YOUTH MINISTRY: Four confirmands will attend
Youthquake January 17-18.
PARENTS DAY OUT: The PDO Committee will
meet December 10.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 p.m.
DISCUSSION OF 2015 BUDGET: Dave Mizell not- Submitted by
ed changes to the proposed 2015 budget which had Lou Malnassy, Council Secretary
been prepared in December. They included a slight
increase in revenue and adjustments to synod benevolence, administration, synod assembly, and music. The revised budget of $249,500 will be submitted to the Congregation on January 18, 2015. The
PDO budget projects a smaller surplus than in 2014,
proposed by the church Finance Committee, which
met on December 2, 2014.
PASTOR’S REPORT: Pastor Sturm reported that
2014 brought four baptisms, five new members, and
six deaths. Average worship attendance was 113,
compared to 114 in 2013. He will attend the Crossings Conference January 25-27. Steven Heinze, formerly a member, has asked to marry at Trinity.
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MARCH BIRTHDAYS
FEBRUARY 2015
average attendance = 117
PLEASE PRAY FOR:
Health Concerns:
Don Brase
Arline Patterson
TRINITY’S PRAYER
CHAIN
Parisi
Adelene Alexander:
grandmother of Shari Telaar
Joe Donnell: Cindy Donnell-Foster’s
brother
Jake Diaroghi: Sue Sullivan
Living with Cancer:
Mary Bullerdick
Nick Emas
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Helga Winkler
3
Karli Skeans
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Jean Tyler
10 Janet Williams
NEED A PRAYER?
Jim Woolf
Sande Zimmerman: mother of Shala
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11 Terri Wise
14 Jack Landgraf
Call Jan Kotas
(314) 965-0160
or
Connie Mahn
(314) 822-8646
17 Matt Stephens
19 Zach Dillard
16 Brian Kukla
Our active prayer chain will pray
for two weeks and then will
continue if notified.
21 Ralph Kelly
If you want to participate on the
prayer chain as a member,
please call us.
22 Kevin Moore
22 Nancy Hahs
26 Danielle Parisi
Rev. Gary Schimmer
27 Steve Sneeringer
Linda: aunt of Mike Saeger
28 Jim Woolf
Charlotte Blasberg: grandmother of
Anna & Paige Blasberg
For Those Serving
in the Military:
Matthew Berry: son of Rick & Colleen
Berry
Matt Brenner: nephew of Bob & Barb
Hello,
I invite you to have a look at my
Caring bridge site and follow if you
desire. Thanks, Mary
To keep you updated on my health
journey, I created a CaringBridge
Site. It's a caring social network to
help people stay connected with
family and friends. Please visit my
site to follow my journey and leave
messages in my Guestbook.
Tuckett
MARCH
ANNIVERSARIES
14 Eric & Cathy Landgraf…28th
15 Rick & Joan Emas..…….35th
Ian Patrick: nephew of Rita Patrick
Visit online
Steven Finn: grandson of a friend of
Site Link: www.caringbridge.org/
visit/marybullerdick
Site Name: marybullerdick
Rita Patrick
29 Teresa Stephens
Sincerely, Mary Bullerdick
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19 Tom & Sandy Cox...……27th
28 Steve Korris & Linda Lockhart
…….33rd
MARCH 2015
APRIL 2015
Lay Minister
Lay Minister
March 1
Matt Stephens
April 2 (Maundy Thursday)
Tbd
March 8
Maria Kukla
April 5
Dave Plufka
March 15
Curtis Ballenger
April 12
Susan Patterson
March 22
Ben Ward
April 19
Cameron Beckner
March 29
Gaye Mizell
April 26
Joe Moro
Lector
Lector
March 1
Rick Berry
April 2 (Maundy Thursday)
Tbd
March 8
Matt Stephens
April 5
Chris Eagon
March 15
Erin Kelly
April 12
Audrey Kelly
March 22
Don Kukla
April 19
Lou Malnassy
March 29
Kris Miller
April 26
Jane Eagon
Acolyte
Acolyte
March 1
Caleb Munger
April 2 (Maundy Thursday)
Tbd
March 8
Nick Parisi
April 5
Benjamin Phelps
March 15
Dawn Quello
April 12
Julia Beckner
March 22
Alec Miller
April 19
Eric Eagon
March 29
Danielle Parisi
April 26
Dana Quello
Ushers
Ushers
March 1
Rick Berry & Dave Mizell
April 2 (Maundy Thursday)
Tbd
March 8
Therese & Caleb Munger
April 5
Matt & Eric Eagon
March 15
Dave & Marie Plufka
April 12
Rick Berry & Dave Mizell
March 22
Bruce Williams & Kelly Faust
April 19
Therese & Caleb Munger
March 29
Greeters
Jim Savage & Mel Hahs
April 26
Dave & Marie Plufka
March 1
Dave & Marie Plufka
April 2 (Maundy Thursday)
Tbd
March 8
Chris & Jane Eagon
April 5
Matthew & Eric Eagon
March 15
Peter & Linda Holekamp
April 12
Jim & Carol Heyde
March 22
Tom & Sandy Cox
April 19
Dave & Marie Plufka
March 29
Harry Scott & Gordon Grundmann
April 26
Chris & Jane Eagon
Greeters
Counters
Counters
March 1
Peter & Linda Holekamp
April 2 (Maundy Thursday)
Tbd
March 8
Don & Maria Kukla
April 5
Ralph & Marie Kelly
March 15
Chris & Jane Eagon
April 12
Don & Maria Kukla
March 22
Jim & Carol Heyde
March 29
Tom & Kim Nemec
April 19
April 26
Chris & Jane Eagon
Peter & Linda Holekamp
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LENTEN SOUP SUPPERS
Our Wednesday Evening Soup Suppers are back!
Gather up your favorite recipe for either soup, salad, bread or a dessert to share.
There is a sign-up sheet in the lounge... or just come and enjoy a meal amongst
friends.
When?
Wednesday evenings
February 25—March 25
Time:
6:00 p.m. Supper & Fellowship
7:00 p.m. Lenten Evening Worship
Offerings collected for these Wednesday Evening Soup Suppers will be split between
Lutheran Campus Ministry and St. Philips’ Breakfasts.
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ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Trinity Lutheran Church
820 Lockett Rd.
Kirkwood, MO 63122
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