The Messenger
News from Saint Paul Lutheran Church
March 1, 2015
FACING the CROSS
Come Face-to-Face with Christ
and the Cross in Our Lenten
Worship Services
March 4th - Facing Fears
March 11th - Facing Worldliness
March 18th - Facing One Another
March 25th - Facing Suffering
Holden Evening Service
(All Services Start at 6:00 p.m. in the nave.)
Experience Your Lenten Journey This Year by
Facing the Cross
This Week’s Calendar
Sunday, March 1, 2015
Second Sunday in Lent
8:00 Holy Communion
9:15 Coffee Fellowship in the
Welcome Center
9:30 Sunday School
10:45 Holy Communion
7:30 AA meeting
Monday, March 2
9:30 Circle #1
5:00 Amend
6:00 Girl Scouts
6:00 Boy Scouts
6:30 Zumba
Tuesday, March 3
8:00 Quilters
12:00 Peanut Butter Egg day
5:30 TOPS
6:00 Daisy Scouts
6:30 Crossfire meeting
6:30 Post Prison Ministry Bible
Study
Wednesday, March 4
7:30 Holy Communion
12:00 Lent Lunch & devotion
5:00 Amend
5:15 Wednesday Night dinner
6:00 Wednesday Worship
in sanctuary
6:30 Cub Scout Committee
6:45 Bell Choir
7:30 Sr. Choir
7:00 Moms & Tots Bible study
Thursday, March 5
8:00 Peanut Butter Egg day
1:00 Bible Study
6:00 Cub Scouts
6:30 Committee night
7:00
Circle #3
Friday, March 6
Saturday, March 7
5:15 Holy Communion
Sunday, March 8
8:00 Holy Communion
9:30 Coffee Fellowship in the
Welcome Center
10:45 Holy Communion
7:30 AA meeting
5:30 BOLD meeting
5:30 Parent Meeting
Within Our Faith
Community
At the time of this printing we
have the following disciples in
the hospitals: None known at
this time.
Altar Flowers
The altar flowers today are given
to the glory of God and in loving
memory of Dorothy L. Good by
Mike & Barb Good and family.
Envelope Packet Note
Contained within your regular
packet of envelopes for the year
2015 you will find one Capital
Campaign envelope per month
that you can use if you choose to
do so. That choice is up to you.
Church office email:
churchoffice@
stpaulelcacarlisle.org
Email Address
Do you have an email address?
Did your email address change?
Do you have more than one
email address?
If so, we would really like to have
it. Soon we hope to be sending
the monthly Epistle out
electronically, and
communication is so much
quicker with email now. Just let
the church office know your
current or additional email
address.
Thank you.
so… Look for more changes
coming soon!
The Living Water Dental
Health Ministry
This important ministry is again
in URGENT need of soft-bristle
toothbrushes (single unit, not
multipack), full-sized toothpaste
(not sample size) and dental
floss. Please leave any donations
you feel led to make in the
appropriate bin in the Welcome
Center.
Toiletry Items Needed
St. Paul Facebook
Page
Did you know we
have a Facebook
page? We do have
one now thanks to Greg
Guenther. So if you’re on
Facebook, look up St. Paul
Carlisle and see what’s
happening.
https://www.facebook.com/
stpaulelcacarlisle
We are also on Twitter!
You can also follow us on
Twitter now…
https://twitter.com/
StPaulCarlisle
Greg is also in the process of
designing a new website for us,
Ongoing donations of toiletry
items are needed for our
Wednesday evening community
– toothbrushes, toothpaste,
soap, etc. These will be
distributed once a
month. Please bring donations
to the designated box in the
office. Thank you.
Altar Flowers 2015
The price for Altar flowers will
remain at $44 for 2015. Altar
flowers for 2015 can be ordered
in the church office. Altar flower
forms are in the church office.
Please stop by during office
hours Monday through Friday to
reserve the date you would like.
Fill out the form and pay for your
flowers at that time.
The following dates are open for
2015 (As of Thursday, February
26, 2015):
March 29
May 10, 24 & 31
June 7, 14
August 2, & 30
November 1, 8
December 13
Zumba Class on Mondays
Our weekly Zumba class will
continue this Monday,
March 2 at 6:30 p.m. in Stock
Hall. The cost for each class is
only $5.00. The classes will
continue each Monday evening
from 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.,
unless otherwise announced.
Don’t worry if you think you
can’t dance or can’t keep up, we
all just move at our own pace
according to what our individual
bodies allow. (If you have a
particular joint problem, just
adapt what you do or don’t do
and Greg Guenther is provided
for a charge of only $1.00, which
will be donated to the church.
Come join the fun!
Spiritual Support Group for
persons with Disabilities
This group meets from 4:00 p.m.
-5:30 p.m., generally on the third
Sunday of each month. They
meet in the Conference Room at
Forest Park Nursing Home.
Refreshments are served.
Our next meeting date is Sunday,
March 15. Our April date is
Sunday, April 19th.
Topics include “What CAN I do,”
“Advocacy for others” and
“Dealing with Systems.”
See Holly Hoffman for more
information.
Young Adult Ministry
accordingly.) The music is great
and motivates you to move!
Dress in comfortable clothing for
activity. All ages can benefit and
have fun with Zumba!!
Adult babysitting by Matt Myers
If you have things to share and
talents to offer, for the young
adult ministry, please feel free to
send us a message at
[email protected].
Fundraiser for Youth
Gathering 2015
in Detroit
We have 10 youth (so far) who
wish to attend plus 3 adults.
Ongoing Fundraiser:
Donate your used cell phones,
tablets and MP3 players
(donation box is located in the
Welcome Center)
Contact: Rachael Hoch
[email protected] or
(717)385-6001
Adult Sunday School
Opportunities
class meets in Stock Hall during
the Sunday School hour. (9:30
a.m. to 10:30 a.m.)
Augsburg Adult Bible Studies
The Augsburg adult class
continues to meet and explore
the different books of the Bible
and how they influence and
interact in our lives. Starting
March 1st the class will be
studying “God, the Holy Spirit”
and the different books of the
Bible that speak about the Holy
Spirit. The class meets in Room
204 during the Sunday School
hour.
Thursday Bible Study
1:00 p.m.
Pastor Rob’s Class
Pastor’s class on the book of
Revelation concludes this
Sunday. Starting this Sunday,
March 1, we will begin a new
class on World Religions. We will
start with an overview of the
most popular worldwide
religions. Then we will take a
detailed look at some specific
ones (for example, Islam,
Judaism, Buddhism, etc.) The
The pastor has a mid-week
Bible Study on Thursdays at 1:00
p.m. in Room 201. The study will
continue each week unless
otherwise announced. Everyone
is welcome to join this Bible
study.
Peanut Butter Egg Time Is
Winding Down Now
This is our 18th year of making
Peanut Butter Eggs. It takes
many hands to make this
ministry run smoothly. This
ministry creates fellowship
between the people who attend
all the different worship services,
who may otherwise not know
each other. This project allows
us to help the needs of the
church, the community, and the
world. We all share a meal
together at the end of the day
and we certainly share a lot of
laughs while we work.
We would love to have you join
us this 2015 season. You’ll find
the schedule hanging up around
the church and in the Epistle and
Messenger. If you have any
questions contact Diane
Shughart or Dana Gelinas.
The schedule for this week is:
Tuesday, March 3, and
Saturday, March 7
On Tuesdays we begin to work
at 12 noon until completion.
On Thursdays we begin at 8
a.m.
On Saturdays we begin at 8 a.m.
Hearing Assistance Devices
If you cannot hear during our
worship services, please
remember that we have hearing
assistance devices at the
welcome desks for your use.
Please pick one up on your way
into the service.
ABC Channel 27 (WHTM)
Snow Watch
It’s that time of year. As in years
past, please watch “ABC
Channel 27 (WHTM) Snow
Watch” for closings and
cancellations of St. Paul events.
(Check your own channel line-up
for the number on your cable or
dish network.) We will be listed
with the
“Churches”
and the name
will appear
under the
heading for
“Cumberland
County” as
“St. Paul ELC” Carlisle.
Please use your best judgment,
even if we are still open, if you
are not comfortable driving,
please don’t come out. Your
safety is the most important
consideration to us.
Building Use Forms
We ask all church groups and
outside groups to fill out Building
Use forms for uniform
accountability, safety, and
insurance issues. Our building is
used every day and most
evenings, and we need to have
an accurate accounting of who is
in the building when. For
building use, please contact Bill
Hemminger at:
[email protected]
Hospice of Central PA
Hospice of Central PA is
preparing for their spring 2015
volunteer training programs.
Their primary need at this time is
for caring, compassionate
volunteers to become part of the
patient care team. The volunteer
opportunities are in these three
areas:
1. Patient Care/Family Support.
2. Nursing Home specific
patient/family support &
hospice residence.
3. New program for Veteran to
Veteran visitation.
Please see the flyers on the
bulletin board for details if you
are interested in these training
programs for volunteers.
Thank You
I would like to thank everyone
for the beautiful cards and
remembrances for my birthday.
Julia Myers
Choir News
The schedule beginning on
Wednesday, March 4th, for
Wednesdays during Lent:
6:00 — Holden Evening Prayer
(nave)
6:45 — Bell Choir (room #201)
7:30 — Sr. Choir ( choir loft)
Women of the ELCA
Lenten Luncheons. The Women
of St. Paul invite you to our
Lenten Luncheons each
Wednesday at noon in Stock
Hall. Please join us for a light
lunch, a lesson, and fellowship.
Everyone is welcome.
Circle 1 will meet on Monday,
March 2, at 9:30 a.m. in the
Welcome Center.
Circle 2 will meet on Thursday,
March 12 at 1:30 p.m. at the
home of Miriam Kelly, 1010 Dale
Place, Carlisle.
Circle 3 will meet on Thursday,
March 5 at 7:00 p.m. in the new
Parlor.
Don’t forget to direct
Thrivent Choice Dollars®
Grant funding from Thrivent
Financial through its Thrivent
Choice® program can help
support organizations you care
about. Don’t let designated
Choice Dollars expire.
Eligible Thrivent Financial
members who have been
designated Choice Dollars have
until March 31, 2015, to direct
any remaining 2014 Choice
Dollars. Help support St. Paul
Lutheran Church. Go to
Thrivent.com/thriventchoice to
learn more and find program
terms and conditions. Or call
1-800-847-4836 and say
“Thrivent Choice” after the
prompt.
ST. PAUL RELAY FOR LIFE
TEAM SELLS HOAGIES.
St. Paul will have representation
in the American Cancer Society's
Carlisle Relay for Life this
spring. We have several
upcoming fund-raising activities
and would appreciate your
support. We are planning our
third annual dance and two
hoagie sales. Our team will
accept orders for hoagies after
worship services in the new
Gathering Room on February28
and March 1, 7, and 8. Turkey,
ham, Italian, and cheese hoagies
will be offered on 8" white
rolls. Payment will be accepted
at time of order. Cost is $6 each
and proceeds will benefit the
American Cancer
Society. Distribution will be
made in the Gathering Room
after worship services on March
14 and 15. A limited number of
extras may be available. Please
contact
the
Team
Captain,
Susan
Wise at:
[email protected] or 2430221, if you have any questions
regarding our dance, hoagie sale,
or the Carlisle Relay for Life.
Book Cart
“In the parlor where the coffee
hour is held is a cart of books
near the young children’s play
area.
They can
be
checked
out for a
month by
signing
the
yellow
pad of paper on the shelf
underneath the books. Here is a
sampling of books on the cart:
Martin Luther’s The Bondage of
the Will, Billy Graham’s Angels,
Robert Fulghum’s All I Really
Need to Know I Learned in
Kindergarten, On Death and
Dying (another classic), several
Chicken Soup series’ books, Rick
Warren’s The Purpose Driven
Life, and Encyclopedia of the
Philosophy of Religion. If you
have any questions about
checking out books or what
books are available, direct your
query to Jon De Young at
[email protected]
TABS UPDATE
Almost Time for Tulips
Guess what! Just this past week
I made ANOTHER tab delivery of
80 pounds to our Ronald
McDonald House! Thank you so
much. The basket is now located
in the Welcome Center on the
table on the inside wall. You can
also place them in my
mailbox. You are so wonderful
for adding to my Kids'
effort to donate so many pounds
of tabs to our wonderful
House. Please keep them
coming! Thank you so much..
Nancy Miller
I know it’s hard to believe, but
Lent has begun and that means
Easter isn’t very far away. So it’s
time to begin planning ahead
and think about the tulip orders
for Easter. The price is $12.50
each this year.
You will find both a tulip order
form and a form for “In Lieu of
Flower” order form in your
March monthly Epistle
newsletter when it comes out.
The forms will also be available
in the office, Welcome Center
and narthex.
Man Talk
Thank You
The Men of Saint Paul meet at
8:00 a.m. every second Saturday
of the month at the Walnut
Bottom Diner, 936 Walnut
Bottom Rd, Carlisle. Our
meetings are informal and we
talk about topics ranging from
sports to home repair. No
reservations are required as
there is always room at the Table
of Fellowship. The next meeting
will be on Saturday, March 14
and we hope to see you
there. For more information call
or text Joe Tomkiel at 717-4403456 or you can email him at
[email protected].
I would like to thank Pastors Rob
and Carol for their visits during
my recent hospitalization and
recuperation time. Thanks also
for all the cards and notes from
the members of St. Paul. Your
kindness and attention are
greatly appreciated.
Blessings, Helen Warrington
Directory Update
If you did not already pick up
your church directory update,
you may do so in the church
office during the week, between
the hours of 9 am —12 noon and
1—4 pm.
Lutheran World Relief
Health Kits
This Lenten season, our
congregation is taking part in
LWR’s Baskets of Promise appeal.
Our youth group has graciously
agreed to coordinate this very
meaningful way to reach out to
others. Each week in Lent, we
are asking the congregation to
donate the items listed in this
announcement. These items will
make up LWR Personal Care Kits
that help impoverished people
stay healthy in life’s most
challenging situations.
There will be bins/baskets in the
Gathering Room designated for
the following items:
Towels – light-weight, between
20”x40” & 52”x27”. Dark color is
recommended.
Soap – bath-size bars (4-5 oz.),
any brand in original wrapping.
Toothbrush – adult-size in its
original packaging
Comb – Sturdy comb, remove
packaging
Metal nail clippers – attached file
optional, remove packaging.
We are starting the campaign
and the ball is now in your court,
let’s see how many kits we can
provide by working together.
Calendar
Sunday, March 8:
 BOLD meeting at 5:30 p.m.—
7:30 p.m. in the Youth room.
 (We will also have a Parent
Meeting on Sunday, March
8th at 5:30 p.m.)
Sunday, March 15:
 “Super Soup Cook-Off” 12:30
p.m. in Stock Hall.

BOLD meeting at 5:30 p.m.
in the Youth room.
Questions about Youth
Activities?
Contact Moses Kavishe at,
[email protected] or
Holly Hoffman at,
[email protected] or
Jody Hafner at,
[email protected]
March Epistle
The March monthly Epistle
newsletter is available now in the
Gathering Center, the narthex
and the church office. Please
take a moment to pick one up for
yourself today before you leave
the building.
Vote for St. Paul's Peanut
Butter Eggs as Your Favorite
in Central PA!
Here is your chance to vote St.
Paul Lutheran Church Peanut
Butter Eggs as your favorite. Vote
every day! And Let Central PA
know the eggs at St. Paul are the
best! Please tell your friends who
love St. Paul PB eggs to vote! On
your computer go to:
http://www.pennlive.com/food/
index.ssf/2015/02/
peanut_butter_eggs_candy_eggs
Music from the Cathedrals
Trinity Concert Choir
St. Paul’s Brass
Chamber orchestra of strings and
percussion
John Eaken, concertmaster
Timothy Koch, conductor
Brian Rotz, organist
Parry: I Was Glad
Mendelssohn: Hear My Prayer
Franck: Psalm 150
Gabrieli: Come, Let Us Sing
Bortniansky: Cherubim Song
… and other works by Bach,
Vivaldi, Mozart and more.
Date:
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Time: 4:00 pm
Free Admission
Location:
Trinity Lutheran Church
2000 Chestnut St., Camp Hill PA
www.trinitycamphill.org
Third Annual Relay for Life
Dance
Once again our St. Paul Relay
for Life team is sponsoring a
dance with all proceeds going
to The American Cancer
Society. The date is Saturday,
March 14, 2015 from 7:00 10:00 p.m. and the cost is
$10.00 per person. As in the
past we are asking for the help
of the congregation to make
this a successful
event.
First we are asking
anyone in the
congregation if you
would be willing to
donate something
for our silent auction. Gift
cards are especially good, or it
could be a gift basket made up
with a
theme. Items
are usually
valued at $25
and up.
Second, we need
photos of people
who have had cancer and/or
their caregivers. This year's
Relay theme is "Heroes" and
these people are our
heroes! This can be anyone
who has dealt with cancer,
whether they have won or lost
their battle or are still fighting
it, they are a "Hero". We are
We'll have the sign-up sheet for
that ready in a few weeks so
keep watching at the Welcome
Desk.
Your support is so important, as
we have all been touched by
cancer in some way. Last year
our dance raised a total of $1645
for the American Cancer
Society. Let's see if we can top
that this year. With your help I
know we can!
If you have any questions, you
can contact Carol Weaver (2493383), Susan Wise (243-0221) or
Charlyn Larson (243-0873).
Moms & Tots Bible Study
We began a Mom & Tots Bible
study class this month! Pastor
Rob’s wife , Lorraine, is leading
the discussions in the nursery.
We’ll keep you posted about
dates and times in March. We
will email and or call each other.
Please feel free to invite friends
to join us for this time of study
and fellowship!
Lutheran Camping News
Summer Lutheran Camp
registration is now open for
Camp Kirchenwald or Camp
Nawakwa!
For more information go online
www.lutherancamping.org/
summer.
Lutheran Camping Corporation
Events February—April
3/11: Bible study at the Wittel
Farm
3/13 through 3/15: Women’s
Quilting weekend at
Kirchenwald
3/22: Summer Camp Open
House at Nawakwa &
Kirchenwald
3/28: Lenten Pilgrimage at
the Wittel Farm
4/8: Bible study at the Wittel
Farm
4/12: Summer Camp Open
House at Nawakwa &
Kirchenwald
4/25: Work Day at Kirchenwald,
Nawakwa & Wittel Farm
4/26: Earth Day at Kirchenwald
& Nawakwa
Peanut Butter Egg Workday
Schedule 2015
Only 9 workdays left for the
Season!
March Dates:
Tuesday, March 3
Saturday, March 7
Tuesday, March 10
Thursday, March 12
Tuesday, March 17
Saturday, March 21
Tuesday, March 24
Thursday, March 26
and the last day is:
Saturday, March 28
Work Times:
Tuesdays: 12 noon—?
Thursdays: 8 a.m.—?
Saturdays: 8 a.m.—?
Concert at Zion Lutheran in
Newville, March 8
The Good News Singers present:
“The Anchor Holds” compiled by
Phil Barfoot, arranged &
orchestrated by Larri Goss, on
Sunday, March 8th at 3:00 p.m.
at Zion Lutheran Church, 31 W.
Main St., Newville, PA. A free will
offering will be received.
Refreshments will follow the
concert.
Thank You
I wish to thank Mary Ann Henry,
St. Paul Lutheran Church and
Georges Flowers for the beauti-
ful rose I received on my birthday. I am really blessed to belong
to such a loving and caring
church family.
Super Soup Cook-Off
The next fun fundraiser to help
send our Youth to the Youth
Gathering in Detroit!!
Put on your Chef's hat and join
the challenge!
Enter your best soup in the
" Super Soup Cook-Off" held in
Stock Hall following the late
service on Sunday March 15. All
you have to do is sign up and
bring your best soup in a crock
pot or electric roaster to enter.
The congregation members that
attend will be the Judge.
ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS! You
have the fun part. Purchase a
ticket for your lunch of sandwich
making, dessert and beverages
for only $3/person. Taste as
many soups as you want.
Tickets will be on sale for your
voting choices.
1 ticket for $1,
8 tickets for $5 or
20 tickets
for $10.
Join us for
Lunch!! Vote
Early! Vote
Often!
Benefit Concert for Safe
Harbour
This benefit concert is sponsored
by Fine Arts at First and will be
presented by organist Karen
Electra Christianson on Sunday,
March 22 at 3 P.M. at First
Lutheran Church,
21 South Bedford
Street, Carlisle.
Karen, age 19,
attends Harvard
in Cambridge,
MA where she is
President of the
Harvard Organ
Society. She is coached by Alan
Morrison, chair of the organ
department at the Curtis
Institute of Music in Philadelphia.
Karen has composed three
choral works for youth choirs
In 2013 she became the
youngest soloist ever to give an
organ recital at Westminster
Abbey. Karen made her organ
performance debut at age 7 on
Christmas Eve, 2002 at historic
Christ Church in Philadelphia. At
age 10 she performed at First
Lutheran Church as part of a
Young Peoples Concert for Fine
Arts at First. Admission to the
concert is free. A freewill
offering will be received to
benefit the work of Carlisle's Safe
Harbour, a non-profit
organization whose mission is to
provide shelter for the homeless.
Additional funding for the
concert will be provided by
Thrivent Financial. For more
information, contact the church,
717-249-3310 or
www.firstlutherancarlisle.org.
Unrestricted Funds (Mission Plan) Report 2015
Date:
Total
Expenses:
$50,100
Net :
Cumulative Net:_
1/31:
Total
Income:
$44,908
($5,192)
($5,192)
YTD:
$44,908
$50,100
($5,192)
** The following capital purchases were made in 2015 and not reflected in
the above expenses:
_$0_
_$0_
Weekly Attendance
Wednesday, February 18
7:30 a.m. - 21
12 Noon:
68
6:00 p.m. - 110
Saturday, February 21
5:15 p.m. - no service—snow
Sunday, February 22
8:00 a.m. - 67
10:45 a.m. - 75
Sun. School - 57
Counting Team Schedule
February - March
March 2:
March 9:
March 16:
March 23:
March 30:
Doug Myers
Harry Schuettler
Bob Rowe
Larry Deihl
Jackie Gusler
Janet Doherty
C. Kingsborough
Brian Nelson
Janet Doherty
Saturday
5:15 p.m.
Worship
Assistants
February 28:
Asst. Min.:
Wine Dist.:
Carol Woods
Elizabeth Brink
Mike Heishman
Ushers: Chas. & Nancy Shaffer
March 7:
Asst. Min.:
Wine Dist.:
Ushers:
March 14:
Asst. Min.:
Wine Dist.:
Ushers:
Mary Ann Ernst
Nancy Shaffer
Karolyn Shellehamer
Chas. & Nancy Shaffer
Barb Woods
Nancy Shaffer
Karolyn Shellehamer
Chas. & Nancy Shaffer
Bible Readings for This Week
Day
Old Testament
New Testament
Sunday
Genesis 17: 1-7, 15-16
Mark 8: 31-38
Monday
Genesis 21: 1-7
Hebrews 1: 8-12
Tuesday
Genesis 22: 1-19
Hebrews 11: 1-3, 13-19
Wednesday
Jeremiah 30: 12-22
John 12: 36-43
Thursday
Exodus 19: 1-9a
1 Peter 2: 4-10
Friday
Exodus 19: 9b-15
Acts 7: 30-40
Saturday
Exodus 19: 16-25
Mark 9: 2-8
Sunday
Exodus 20: 1-17
John 2: 13-22
Worship Assistants Schedule
March 1
March 1
March 8
March 8
8:00 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
Assisting
Minister
Cynthia
Christenson
Dottie Warner
Barb Woods
Patti
Schuettler
Crucifer
Charlene
Mahoney
Evan Madeira
Jeremy Hafner
Beth Leonard
Acolytes
Celia & Sean
Christenson
Lauren
Jamie Hafner
Madeira
Carol Woods
Alexa Shughart
Danny Stone
Helen Burdick
Lector
Mary
Nicholson
Judy Gross
Karen Clark
Bill Shearer
Distribution
Assistants
Sam McKeehan Gloria Mullen
Larry Clapsadl John Brenner
Lissy Weirich
Holly Cleck
Jon & Emily
Miller
Communion
Assistants
Bob Henry
Clarence
Kingsborough
Ethan
Nicholson
Les Thumma
Communion
Helpers
Bruce & Kate
Lemmon
Phyllis Myers
Pat Beittel
Harold & Jane
Boldosser
Lisa Betts
Need 1 more
Ushers
Phil Good
Robert Henry
Victor &
Carolyn
McQuillen
Carol Weaver
Don Haertter
Bob & Betsy
Rowe
Phil Good
Robert Henry
Victor &
Carolyn
McQuillen
Carol Weaver
Don Haertter
Bob & Betsy
Rowe
Greeters
Brian & Nancy
Nelson
Lisa Betts
Need 1 more
Barry & Mary
Lou Parks
Jim & Tammy
Jones
Welcome Desk Virginia
Giordano
Susan Wise
Virginia
Giordano
Susan Wise
Council
Bankers
Woods, C. /
Kulik
Hendrix /
Tomkiel
Woods, C. /
Kulik
Hendrix /
Tomkiel
Altar Flowers
___________
Mary Ann Ernst ____________ Pat Boyne
Altar Set Up
Sandy Weibley
Wanda McCoy
Alice & Ken
Walsh
Betsy Rowe
Kay Rowe
Altar Linens
___________
Lisa Adams
____________
Gloria Mullen