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Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church Tucson, Arizona

JUNE / JULY 2016

A Monthly Publication of Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church

7570 N Thornydale Road Tucson, AZ 85741

Office Hours:

Mon-Thurs 9:00 AM - 3:30PM Fri-Sun CLOSED

Phone: 744-2665 Fax: 572-2068 Email: office@beautifulsavior.net Website: www.beautifulsavior.net

Beautiful Savior Academy

579-1453 beautifulsavioracademy.org

Our Mission To connect family,

friends, neighbors and community with our

Beautiful Savior

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Some of you are looking at this and wondering, “Is this late?” Well, we could have a discussion about the definition of ‘late’ (and my wife would be rolling on the floor laughing at anything I would say on that issue), but let us consider why this may be “later.” We say thank you to Dorothy Pederson, who after giving this congregation almost 13 years, moved on to another job at the end of May. This new job is full-time with

benefits and a new challenge for her. I look forward to seeing the things she will be doing as a volunteer going forward. We say welcome to Diane Davis, who is joining our church family with her mom and her two boys, as our new Administrative Secretary. Dorothy has been giving her some help, but Diane is on the learning curve, so the Vista is ‘later.’ Make sure you say hi and introduce yourself to her when you call or stop in the office.

This is a good time for a transition. The heat is on and things tend to slow down because of that. School is out, trips are planned, so attendance dips a little. Some thoughts for the summer: In service child faith activity: Sundays, starting June 5th, we will start a trial run of an activity for young children during the sermon time. This activity is meant for two things. One, it is to provide some further age appropriate opportunities for our younger members. And two, provide an opportunity for parents to be able to focus on the sermon knowing their little ones are ok. It may be an activity on the chancel steps, like I have done before, or they may go to the Conference Room with two adults. We are trying this out for the Summer, and if you are interested in helping, please contact Jeremy Knight. Wednesdays: We are providing a midweek service with Holy Communion every week. It is based on Taize’, so it is a simpler, contemplative service with Holy Communion and prayers at the cross. This service provides a non-weekend opportunity for worship to help get you over the hump, or to have a chance to worship if Sunday morning didn’t work. I strongly encourage you to try it out if you haven’t and see if it will help you in your ongoing journey with Jesus. God’s Work. Our Hands.: This year it will fall on September 11th. I am collecting ideas for activities and looking for team leaders. If you have an idea, please see me soon. There will be t-shirts available for purchase. Order deadline is July 24th. Godspeed on your travels. Blessings on the season. Make sure you stay hydrated and please check in on those around you! Remember that God loves you, and so do I! Pastor David

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Beautiful Savior Lutheran

is a member of the Grand Canyon Synod

of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

(ELCA)

The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton, Presiding Bishop The Rev. Stephen Talmage, Synod Bishop

Pastor

Rev. David L. Pavesic (520) 275-2410 for emergencies pastor_david@beautifulsavior.net

Facebook: David Pavesic

Office Administrator Diane Davis Admin & Clerical

Staff Jeremy Knight Director of Music & Faith Formation Coordinator

Rebecca Solomon Accompanist

Academy Rhonda Karrer Director Shanda Sundberg Assistant Director Candace Camamo Kindergarten Teacher Carrie Munyon Preschool Teacher

Lisa Vaskovic Preschool Teacher Charlene DeWitt Preschool Teacher Linda Spain Preschool Aide Sharon Burgess Preschool Teacher Kelly Jennings Preschool Aide Rebecca Vorholzer Preschool Aide Stephanie Arellano Aftercare Teacher

Congregation Council

Judy Shaffer *President Brian Ackerman *Vice-President Colleen McDonald *Secretary Shannon Bryant Liaison Betsy Korsmo Liaison Mary Perry Treasurer Sig Smitt Offering Secretary Karen Johnson Counters

Church Related and Supported

Lutheran Theological Seminary, Berkeley, CA Lutheran Social Services of the SW Lutheran Campus Ministry at UA

CA Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, CA

Submit articles, photos, and updates for the calendar no later than the 10th of each month, please.

“Christ In Our Home” Daily Devotionals Available

$3.00 Large Print $1.50 Small Print

Available in the Narthex

Put envelope in the offering plate.

2016 Flower chart ~ is Available in the Narthex Flowers must be paid for when you

reserve a date... please give the check to Sandy Petersen or place in the offering plate. Celebrate a special occasion, or

remember a special person, etc. Cost is $35. Please make check payable

to Beautiful Savior.

Thank you to everyone who helped with VBS this week! Whether you helped build,

volunteered or assisted with worship, we sincerely

appreciate YOU

Join us for Fellowship following worship: From 10-11:00 a.m. coffee or lemonade and cookies are served in Werner Hall across the courtyard. Catch up with old friends. Meet new ones. Donations for baked goods always being accepted. Bring them on the first Sunday of each month. Interested in helping? Sign up in kitchen. Contact Sandy Petersen, 579-9355, for info.

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Taizé: A Service of Candlelight, Prayer, and Song

Every Wednesday 6:00p.m.

September 11, 2016 will be on annual "God's Work. Our Hands Day." event. In the past we have done cookies to local fire stations and area businesses, food drives for ICS, activities with the local SPLASH houses (group foster care homes), Jazmyn Blankets of Hope to Diamond Children's Hospital, and other things. What shall we do this year in response to God's Work in our midst? How might you use your hands (and invite others to join you)? Contact Pr. David with ideas and let's get rolling! We are ordering t-shirts with the logo and our name on it again this year. It great to wear on that day, but also anytime you are out doing ministry year round. The cost is $7. If you are ordering a XXL or larger, please add $2. Ordering sheets will be out in the Narthex/Gathering Area. Deadline is July 24th to make sure we get them in time for September 11th!

Every Wednesday @ 6:00 pm Taizé: A Service of Candlelight,

Prayer & Song. Combines candlelight ambience with simple meditative prayer

for a warm and welcoming service to all who search for peace and spiritual

reflection. Communion is served.

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I understand that there are some concerns regarding donations to ACSTO. Several people I have spoken with are concerned that they won’t get the full credit against their state taxes and therefore have not taken advantage of this opportunity. Because these donations are critical in providing scholarships for our incoming kindergartners, I thought I would publish some frequently asked questions to hopefully encourage those of you who are not donating to consider it in the future.

Why should I donate to ACSTO? Arizona residents can donate to ACSTO and receive a dollar-for-dollar tax CREDIT towards their Arizona tax liability. That means that the total amount that you contribute is then credited towards your tax liability. This is a Credit and not a deduction. Simply put, it’s a way to reallocate your tax dollars to provide scholarships for our kindergartners. Yes, it really works!

I usually receive a refund from the state. Can I still donate? Yes, any Arizona resident may take advantage of this opportunity and receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit.

Do we get a refund for our donation? Depending on how much you pre-paid in taxes throughout the year, one of several things happen when you

file your state taxes after donating: What you owe is reduced by the dollar amount of your donation, and you pay the difference to the state You overpay on your taxes, and get a refund from the state

When can I donate? You may donate at any time. There are no donation due dates, however all donations must be made by April 15th to be considered for the prior year tax liability. And you may donate several times throughout the year as long as you do not exceed the maximum allowed per calendar year.

Single taxpayers can donate $535.00 along with an additional $532.00 in overflow/PLUS for a total of $1067.00. Married filing jointly can donate $1070.00 along with an additional $1064.00 in overflow/PLUS for a total of $2134.00.

Will I receive a receipt? ACSTO mails receipts and for those who chose to donate online, receipts can be printed shortly after your donation is made.

How do I report the donation on my tax return? Donations for the original tax credit are filed using Arizona Form 323. Donations made for the Overflow/PLUS are filed using Arizona Form 348. Both forms are available from the Arizona Department of Revenue or at www.acsto.org.

Is my donation eligible for a federal deduction? ACSTO is a federally tax exempt 501C3 charitable organization. For federal tax purposes, any deduction must be claimed for the tax year in which the donation was made; the April 15th deadline does not apply. You should consult your tax advisor for specific tax advice concerning deductibility for you.

Can I still take advantage of the public school tax credit? Yes, Arizona residents are eligible to take advantage of both the Private School Tax Credit and Public School Tax Credit.

Can I identify a particular school and/or student to receive my donation? Yes, donations identifying a school will be awarded among applicants from that school. In addition, you may recommend a student who is not your child or dependent to receive your donation. Please be diligent in specifying Beautiful Savior Academy as the recommended school otherwise the funds will go into a general pool and we get very little of those funds considering our small size.

I hope this clears up some of the confusion regarding the Private School Tax Credit. I recently had a friend tell me that he contributed for the first time this

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Notes on our Service of Worship

The Prayer of the Day Following the opening parts of the Service, including the Apostolic Greeting, the Kyrie, and the Hymn of Praise is the Prayer of the Day, known in earlier hymnals as the Collect. Perhaps that term better describes the Prayer of the Day, since the prayer “collects”, or gathers, the thoughts relating to the day’s theme into a brief but succinct summary prayer. Each Sunday therefore has its own theme, or focus, or thought. For example, Easter Sunday’s theme is the Resurrection of our Lord, and therefore the prayer naturally draws upon God’s action “this day”.

Liturgical churches such as the Roman Catholic, Episcopalian, and Lutheran, follow a repeating cycle of scripture readings from three gospel accounts: Matthew, Mark, and Luke. The cycle is given the designation A, B, or C, beginning on the First Sunday in Advent, and ending on Christ the King Sunday the following calendar year.

The Prayer of the Day is related to the appointed reading, and prepares us in a way for the lessons which follow.

Retired Pastor Richard Mauthe

year and couldn’t believe how easy it was. He exclaimed; “It really worked! I received a dollar-for-dollar tax credit. I don’t know why I didn’t do this sooner.” Not only does this benefit each of us, but it enables us to continue to minister to young families by providing scholarships to our incoming kindergartners. If you still have questions please contact Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization (ACSTO) at (480) 820-0403. You will also find additional

information at www.acsto.org along with instructions to complete your online donation. For those of you who prefer to mail your donation, brochures are available in the narthex. Please consider making a donation to ACSTO with Beautiful Savior Academy as the recommended school. And don’t forget to spread the word to friends, family and neighbors. Thanks for your anticipated support!

Our fall session begins on Monday August 8th. Space is getting limited! Don’t delay and register today!

Summer Blessings, Rhonda Karrer, M.Ed. Director

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High School Camp: $190 Friday 7/29/16—Sunday 7/31/16 at Triangle Y (Oracle, AZ) Youth who have completed 9th-12th grades are eligible to attend. Partial scholarships are available. Contact Jeremy Knight for information.

Help Send A Youth to Camp!

“Jesus’ love and promises for me came alive the week I went to Bible camp.” So say countless adults years later. Now we want to support our youth to attend! Would you help with a gift for Camperships? Please write a check to Beautiful Savior, marking the Memo: “Campership” and place it in the Offering. You will be supporting the faith formation of our youth! Camp costs $245 this year. Envelopes are available in the narthex.

Thrivent Financial will be holding a “Health and Wealth” seminar in Werner Hall

on Saturday, July 16th from 10-11:30 am Learn how to do one thing differently each day for your health and wealth.

Make small, fun changes each day to save, spend less and give more! Snacks and door prizes. Bring a friend and get an extra ticket for a door prize.

Contact Diana Lonbeck for more information

diana.lonbeck@thrivent.com or 444-5910

Information, forms and more online at www.mysalca.com

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PLANNED GIVING

Reasons to Review Your Will or Trust  There are many reasons to review your will or trust on a regular basis. Some major reasons include not having re-viewed your will or trust in the last ten years, a change in family situations, or a change in personal holdings. I would also have you consider the adding of a statement of faith known as a Christian Preamble, or adding a charitable component to your estate plan. Making changes to a will or trust can be expensive if you are not properly prepared. If you are thinking about adding or changing a charitable component to your estate plan, I can help you be prepared for a meeting with your attorney, or show you ways to leave a legacy gift without changing your will or trust. Contact me at 909-910-6823 or by email at: gregory.shepherd@elca.org Greg Shepherd Regional Gift Planner ELCA Foundation

Life Income Agreements Life income agreements are available for people who want to make an irrevocable gift that will benefit ELCA ministries and congregations after death, while retaining an income interest during life or for a term of years. The ELCA Foundation administers a wide variety of such life income agreements that are in compliance with federal laws and state regulations that govern the issuance and administration of these agreements. These income arrangements include: Charitable Gift Annuities, Charitable Remainder Unitrusts, and Charitable Remainder Annuity Trusts.

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Hello Congregation! An update from Vice President Brian Ackerman with highlights from our last meeting. We had a little special business to take care of first. Some of you know that

Toby & Sig Smitt had a 50th wedding anniversary celebration in Werner Hall and the alcohol policy approved. The Property Team asked for approval to replace the emergency exit that was lost in our last expansion. That expense was in the budget and approved. The Personnel Team had to hire a new church secretary. We streamlined the job description and interviewed applicants. Diane Davis was offered and accepted the position. Office Hours were changed a little amd are now 9 am to 3:30 pm M-Th The Finance Team is busy getting things working correctly for us and IRS rules. No big deal, just easier to read! The Marketing Team has a new volunteer: Edie Mauthe The 2017 Festival of Books is available to bring a Lutheran/Christian presence to the event. Some details to work out, maybe other Lutheran Churches also. It's a chance to acquaint the people who stop by with our Beautiful Savior! Peace, Love, and Care Brian

COUNCIL O R N E R

CHURCH COUNCIL meets Sunday 7/31

at 10:30 a.m. in Werner Hall. All are welcome.

The May meeting was short and sweet. The property team discussed that they are working on putting in an additional exit door from the sanctuary and that they are in the process of installing changing tables in the restrooms in Werner Hall. We also discussed some big anniversary dates for Beautiful Savior and the Academy that are coming up. Exciting times! Betsy Korsmo, Council Member

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Like to shop online? Support Beautiful Savior by shopping at AmazonSmile.com! Check out our website or online newsletter for a link to shop online and support our church with each purchase. When you shop at AmazonSmile, Amazon will donate a percentage of each item (excluding shipping & handling, taxes, and service charges, and less any rebates or returns.)

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ELCA World Hunger Awareness: Blessed be God, who is our Bread; may all the world be clothed and fed! Pick an envelope up in the narthex and place it in the offering plate.

The Cup of Cold Water: A NOISY OFFERING of your loose and spare change will be collected on the fourth Sunday of each month during worship. Funds collected will support local benevolence. We challenge each of you to save up each month and make a difference. Food Collections - Little Red Wagon: Bring in non-perishable foods (fruit, jelly, tuna, pasta, pasta sauce, canned meat, cereal, jello, diapers, formula, etc.) Hygiene items, toilet paper and adult/baby diapers are also needed. The wagon is in the narthex. ICS accepts perishable foods directly. MONTHLY ITEM: Canned Spaghetti Sauce

NAVAJO EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN MISSION AND SCHOOL

The Campbell Soup Label program will be discontinued on July 31, 2016. The Mission receives labels from all over the country, and many more are mailed directly to the program headquarters earmarked for the Mission’s benefit. Over the years the piles of carefully clipped labels have added up to at least 8 new vehicles, along with tables, chairs, school supplies, and much, much more. Labels received and recorded prior to July 31 can still count toward valuable resources for the Mission and School. Please advise your label collectors so that everything can be sent in by July 1st. 2016. If you have any questions, contact Pastor Edward Busch @ 626 799 0961. The Campbell Soup Label program has been a God-send to Navajo Lutheran Mission. The benefits to the Navajo people are more than can be numbered. Please accept our sincere gratitude for the many dedicated individuals and congregations who have participated. P.S. You can still send the “box tops for education” from General Mills to Solheim Lutheran Home or the Mission

Call the office, 744-2665, for more

information.

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Thank you, thank you to the members of Beautiful Savior for the opportunity to attend the 2016 Grand Canyon Synod Assembly in Henderson, Nevada. For one day and a morning, pastors, lay members, and visitors, as many as 322, came together at Community Lutheran Church to be charged up by Bishop Steve Talmage to “get moving”. From our stadium seats in the sanctuary, we heard about the churches who were added to the synod this past year and those who had closed their doors. We learned about how 7,000 pastor positions nationwide need to be filled, with only 6,300 seminar graduating seniors to fill those positions. It was pointed out that 50 percent of the churches worldwide are Caucasian, with the common age of 22.

With a bit of business and voting out of the way, it was time to listen to five guest speakers to illustrate the “why” and “how” to get moving. We heard from Mui from Malaysia who, after going from riches to rags, almost gave up finding a church to help her daughter then herself from going astray. We met Kent from Las Vegas, who shared how the church needs to focus on the poor and not the “isms”…racism, sexism. What a difference it would make if each congregation could lift 12 families out of poverty. Ken’s story centered on his stuffed mouse, Squeaky. His food drives started with canned goods in a corner of his church to a room full of bottled water that would put Costco’s weekly supply to shame. A fourth speaker, Scott, talked about how for two hours he laid paralyzed after falling off his motorcycle, when a bicyclist came to his rescue. At the end of his speech, Scott stood up out of his wheelchair to illustrate that he chose to live and tell his story of miracles. Our last speaker was Albert, whose father lost his job when Albert was 13. He shared that because of a Lutheran pastor who went door to door to visit in his South Carolina town, he is now a Lutheran pastor in central Chicago.

After a wonderful lunch around large round tables then more business in the sanctuary, we were given the chance to meet with one of the five guest speakers for ideas to take home with us. Mui from Malaysia shared with my group the things to watch for when looking for a church: The pastor allows the lay people to share. The members are interested in knowing all of the family…kids, too. The members share their mistakes…they don’t appear to be perfect. “What you see is what you get.” Mui shared the flip side: The church wants large membership for more money. The church has its values, and if children don’t respect the values, then the pastor will have a talk with them.

On the second day, we watched on two huge screens a presentation from Bishop Elizabeth Eaton to remind us that: We are the church. We are Lutheran. We are churched together. We are churched for the sake of the world.

After breaking for refreshments and visiting organization tables one last time, a closing Eucharist service was held. Members from the host church shared their time and talents, including a woman soon to be a mother who provided lighting, a pianist whose fingers flew up and down the keyboard, and a soloist whose song of hope was complete with crescendos and diminuendos. It brought tears to my eyes. During Bishop Talmage’s closing message at the synod assembly near Las Vegas, Nevada, my daughter’s definition of a Lutheran was validated: Lutherans are saved by grace. With God’s grace we are set free so that we can do God’s work.

WE ARE FREE, SO GET MOVING! --Linda Claasen

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Thanks to Karen Johnsons help we have gotten Thrivent Moneys to buy fabrics for making pillow cases and perhaps draw string bags for toiletries for this great charity that helps Tucson youth stay in school. If you’d like to help out we’d love to have you come join us at Comanche Wells Mobile Home Park (775 W. Roger Road…just west off of Oracle). We meet from 1 to 4 or so at the clubhouse each Sunday and we’re going to use each Sunday in June to do pillow cases etc. Bring your sewing machine and thread (and usual supplies…white or cream or tan thread). If you don’t sew or have a machine you can bring, you can always help with cutting, pinning and ironing! If you happen to have cotton fabrics you don’t want perhaps we could make use of those too. Also we’re collecting toiletries (even motel type sample sizes will work) so if you have any flying around, we’d love to make use of them too. Thanks much, Bonnie Graser

THANK YOU! Your donation to the ICS Food Bank has made a difference in the lives of those in

need in our community. Thank

you for your generous and

continued support. 371 Pounds!!

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SUNDAY DOLLAR$

In June and July, the single dollar bills placed in the offering plate each week will help purchase backpacks, school supplies and shoes. Thank You for your continued support!

A few notes from the children at Thornydale Elementary School upon receiving their books: “Thank you now I can read during the summer” “Thank you so much I love reading. I love libraries. You make me confident when I read.” “Thank you I like reading books every summer. It’s fun Reading!”

THANKS! The folks at TIHAN were very appreciative of our care package items collected over Lent. Many people living with HIV/ AIDS in Tucson will be helped. There were so many items that my car was filled! POZ CAFE It is time to think about our participation in POZ Café where 80 or more people affected with HIV/AIDS enjoy lunch and fellowship at Foothills Methodist Church. We are scheduled along with Southside Presbyterian and Good Shepherd UCC- Sahuarita to sponsor, cook, and serve lunch. The activity will put a human face and story on HIV/AIDS and be informational at the same time.

Thursday September 15

8:30 AM -2:30 PM St. Francis in the Foothills Methodist Church 4625 E. River Road (Swan and River) We will share a shopping list with the other churches. After the July TIHAN meeting, I will share details on the actual items and how purchases will occur. 3 additional volunteers are needed. My husband and I will be part of the team. Please contact Debby Francis 661-5215 or petefrancis3@gmail.com for questions or to volunteer.

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Outreach Marketing Ministry Needs YOUR help!

The Marketing Ministry team is looking into how we can share our facilities with the community, do you have suggestions on:

· Writing Policy · Revising the existing agreement · The duties of an Events Coordinator · Items to consider when others use our facilities?

If you would like more information, or to be notified of the next meeting, contact Betsy Marco at Email: Betsy@babcotucson.com Or Cell: 520-490-3368

Volunteers Needed for Nursery If you would like to help care for the precious little ones during worship service please contact Pr. David or Judy Shaffer. Depending on the number of helpers, you would be needed just once every five or six weeks. The location has been moved into the Luther Room so that everyone may still participate in worship.

Want to join a new Ministry Team or be a Ministry Team Leader? It’s time for a summer refresh of our Ministry Teams! Add your skills and talents to BSLC by signing the list and joining a Ministry Team. We have many choices including Congregational Life, Library, Prayer Shawl Guild, Property and Youth. We look forward to working with you! Call the office for more details or to update your contact information.

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Rehearsals for the Chancel Choir Wednesdays are on

Summer break and will resume again September 7th.

Handbells are on Summer break and will resume again in

September

If you are interested: Contact Jeremy Knight

744-2665 or 623-986-7996

Prayer Shawl Guild A monthly gathering for knitting and crocheting. Meets on the third Thursday of each month at 6:00p.m. A light supper is served. Call Karen Johnson, 481-0874. Do-Day Crafters Join us on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 9:15 a.m. in Werner Hall. Call Barbara Foor, 579-0691. PRIME TIMERS On summer break, resumes in September. Call Sandy Pe-tersen, 579-9355 for information or with questions. Bring a friend! Sign up in the narthex.

Women of the ELCA Bible Studies Order your copy of Gather Magazine (by calling 800-638-3522 or online at womenoftheelca.org) for this year’s Bible study

JOY CIRCLE meets on the second Tuesday morning of each month at 9:30 a.m. from September-May. For more information, call Janice Molina, 744-0389.

Check the weekly Bulletin and bookmarks

for updates!

Love to sing? Ladies Summer Ensemble will sing a beautiful ver -sion of “Great Is Thy Faithfulness” during service on Sunday, July 17th and the Men’s Summer Ensemble will sing “Deep River” during ser-vice on Sunday, August 14th. There will be short 15 minute rehearsals following Sunday service each week. Meet by the piano with Jeremy and Becky.

Join us after worship in Werner Hall for Fellowship (& Coffee) Meet new friends & catch up with the old— enjoy a cup of coffee or lemonade and cookies. We are also looking for help to host, includes set-up and clean-up. It would be on a 1 month/6week rotation. Please talk to Sandy Petersen or call 579-9355.

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06/01 Paul Guizzetti 06/02 Ian Mac Arthur 06/02 Helen Reid 06/04 Betsy Korsmo 06/06 Shana Elick 06/08 Aiden Ulitzsch 06/11 Viola Vosburg 06/12 Thomas Stutsman 06/14 Jeremy Knight 06/14 Jean Krezel-George 06/17 Makayla Mac Kenzie 06/17 Philip Pederson Jr 06/18 Debbie Alcala 06/18 Jacklyn Marco 06/18 David Ogden 06/19 Diane Davis 06/20 Richard Mauthe 06/21 Anna Kanto 06/22 Suzanne Squires 06/25 Paulette Mervine 06/28 Rachel Linker 06/30 Cory Layton

June Birthdays and Anniversaries are listed below. We hope you

enjoyed your special day!

6/3/1972 Richard & Edie Mauthe 6/10/1978 Joann & Dann Miller 6/11/1966 Toby & Sig Smitt 6/11/1989 John & Janet Westenhiser 6/13/1959 David & Lavonne Geesey 6/15/1990 Juan & Lydia Arevalo 6/16/1995 David & Jenni Pavesic 6/16/2001 Dustin & Danielle Cassel 6/23/1979 Debbie & Dan Alcala 6/24/1952 James & Carol Olson 6/27/1982 Raul & Connie Llorente

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Adam Booth, Nephew of Salts-mans; Michael Burger; Zachary Hill, nephew of Laura Steichen;

Stephanie Huether; Skip Kiefhaber, Brother -in-law of the McMahons; Ernest Lake; David Lake; Levi Magda, friend of Pfeifers; Christopher Pederson, son of Pedersons; Eric O’Brian; Kyle O’Brian; Arthur Rico, Nephew of Saltsmans; Chris Steiner and David Madden, Nephews of Claasens; John Stum III; Paul Tritch, Son of Tritchs; Curt Weber, Nephew of Saltsmans; Ashley Wik, Grand-daughter of Helen Reid

I O P Bob Alan, Debbie Alcala, Kenzie Belanger, Jazmyn Creason, Jeannie Eike, Anita Escarrega, Carolyn Foote, Evan Fox, Greg Gatewood, Joyce Guizzetti, Susan Hawk, Larry Hemken, Wayne Johnson, Dave Kanto, Rita Kitsteiner, Abbie Kunnemann, Chris Lamb, Dale Lamb, Ed McCauley, Kaye Miller, Joan Mitchell, Linda Nichols, Adrian Orquidez, Nancy Owens, Fran Pavesic, Pete Pederson Sr, Jennifer Perry, Vi Rettmann, Rick Riley, Ryan Rody, Louie Sanchez, Lois & Mike Shade, Suzie Shaffer, Wally Skoglund, Del Speidel, Suzanne Squires, Ashylynn, Candi, Charlene, Connie, Garth, Janet, Josiah, Kris, Liz, Melinda, Nate, Phyllis, Suzie, Tricia, Van and Diamond Children’s Center.

Celebrate with us on July 3, 2016 during Lutherans Linger Longer (LLL)

Our apology if we missed your special day. Call the office to let us know, 744-2665.

L LORD!

For Those Who Grieve For the family & friends of Beverly Seils,at her death. For the family & friends of Wally Skoglund at his death.

07/04 Lenny Pfeifer 07/05 Benjy Duggan 07/05 Zoe Peterson Lacsamana 07/08 Jodi Layton 07/09 Justin Lehmann 07/11 Greg Ogden 07/11 AmerRae Velesko 07/12 Greg Marco 07/13 Dan Alcala 07/13 Anna Lowe 07/17 Kim Ogden 07/17 Mary Perry 07/18 Rhonda Karrer 07/20 Bill Pavesic

07/22 Wayne Johnson 07/23 Brian Ackerman 07/23 Lori Botelho 07/23 Lyneen Elmore 07/23 LaVonne Geesey 07/24 Nancy Darmitzel 07/24 David Geesey 07/24 Diana Martin 07/25 Frank Hemrick 07/26 Albert Carr 07/26 Melissa Joliat 07/27 Chris Machado 07/29 Jada Cantu

07/03 Edward & Barbara McCauley 07/03 Patsy & Buddy Novak 07/06 Pete & Dorothy Pederson 07/11 Ivan & Wendy Grenfell 07/19 Erin & Mike Olivares 07/24 Doug & Lenny Pfeifer 07/26 Randy & Rhonda Karrer 07/27 Lei-Shell & Jacob Mullen

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514-5091 dmklady@gmail.com Reorders - Classes on Request - Products Delivered

Becky the Pet Nanny Becky Seils, Owner 850-5478

www.beckythepetnanny.com

Tender loving pet care in your home while your work or travel. 10% discount for BSLC members Licensed and Insured

Robot Hobbies Tom Stutsman

PC Installation & Repair ¤ Networking Website ¤ Classes

Support@RobotHobbies.com 520-971-2269

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12142 N Rancho Vistoso Blvd Suite 120 Oro Valley, AZ 85755 520-297-3258

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Hope 918-HOPE Hotline (918-4673)

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Interfaith Support & Crisis Helpline

Business & Professional A directory of the members and special friends of Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church who wish to promote their business or service to our readership. There is no charge to advertise. Call 744-2665 to participate.

Lisa Lehmann ABR, R ® Cell: 444-4180

Wendy Grenfell at Ivan’s Studio

4771 North First Ave. 888-2536

D L Your solution for all your landscape needs. Weekly, Bi-weekly, or monthly services.

(520) 345-8787 Danny Alcala

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Carmen Hemrick Buy or Sell Avon

579-2143/907-2695 carmenhemrick@msn.com

Shop my Avon store - www.youravon.com/chemrick

Exercise classes M/W/F 9am to 10am and Easy does it class at 10:15 to 11:15am at Christ the King, 2800 W. Ina Rd. Call Carmen Hemrick

for more info at 907-2695.