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April showers bring May flowers. What do May flowers bring? Allergies! Or, if you spell it Mayflowers… Pilgrims! May also brings a lot of other things as well. There is the Germany trip that a number are going on the first two weeks of the month. I look forward to sharing pictures and experiences along the way and when I return. The 17th will bring a sending service

for our graduating seniors from high school, blessing them on their way. The 24th will be Pentecost (wear red!) and will be Confirmation/Affirmation of Baptism for Anyssa Hemrick, Alex Machado, and Seth Pederson. The 31st brings our shift to one service at 9am for the Summer. So it may seem that the month of May is a time of wrapping up and winding down. Not quite since the expansion of Jeremy’s hours and the addition of Faith Formation Coordinator to his duties. Starting in June, in conjunction with our monthly Taize’ service, we will add as a trial run, a faith formation event for all ages. On June 3rd, there will be a Taize’ service at 6pm, followed by a Faith5 based activity for all ages. We are looking at a simple dinner beforehand as well for a time of food and fellowship. Stay tuned for more information on this new thing. The hope is that during the Summer we will develop this in conjunction with the Taize’ service every first Wednesday. Come the Fall, when we move Taize’ to an every week event, we hope to provide a faith formation event every week. We shall see, so first we will try, and see how we can reach out to the community, as well as build up faith across the generations. Speaking of outreach and faith building, I am looking forward to Vacation Bible School, June 22-26 in the mornings. Everest is the theme and it will be a mountaintop experience I am sure! If you can help out in any way, please let Joan Swanson know. May and June (and even beyond that) will prove to be exciting months with amazing possibilities. May we see where God is leading us, and may we find the strength and courage to follow and trust God all the way to the top! Remember that God loves you, and so do I! Pastor David

Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church Tucson, Arizona

Vol 38 No 5 MAY 2015

A Monthly Publication of Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church

Office Hours:

Mon-Thurs 9:30 AM - 4:00PM Fri-Sun CLOSED

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

Beautiful Savior Academy

579-1453 beautifulsavioracademy.org

SUNDAY WORSHIP AT 8:00 & 10:30 A.M.

BLENDED SERVICE MAY 3 & 17

TAIZE WORSHIP MAY 6 @ 6:00 PM

PENTECOST

MAY 24

BEGINS MAY 31ST AT 9:00 A.M.

Our Mission To connect family,

friends, neighbors and community with our

Beautiful Savior

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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: PrDavid Pavesic

Office Administrator Dorothy Pederson Admin & Clerical

Staff Jeremy Knight Director of Music & Faith Formation Coordinator

Rebecca Solomon Accompanist

Academy Rhonda Karrer Director Candace Camamo Kindergarten Teacher Barbara Powers Preschool Teacher

Lisa Vaskovic Preschool Teacher Charlene DeWitt Preschool Teacher Linda Spain Preschool Aide

Shanda Sundberg Preschool Teacher Sharon Burgess Preschool Aide Liz Boltz Preschool Aide Cheri Stutsman Aftercare Teacher

Congregation Council

Betsy Marco *President Brian Ackerman *Vice-President Christine Newman *Secretary Joan Swanson Mission Support Shannon Bryant Living Lutheran Sarah Claasen Faith Formation Mary Perry Co-Treasurer Sandy Petersen 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.

2015 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.

Lutherans Linger Longer (L L L)

Please come and enjoy a Cup of coffee and a goodie

Every Sunday after worship. Werner Hall – BSLC

Name Tags are Available! Would you like to learn names, or have others learn yours? Pick up a nametag

order form in the narthex, fill it out, and put it in the offering plate. Nametags are $8. Write addi onal names on a sheet of

paper if needed. Please men on if you cannot use the magnets.

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WHAT’S HAPPENING

Worship with us at 9:00 a.m. beginning May 31st. Two Services resume on September 20th

Taizé is a unique worship experience that is known for its distinct and beautiful style of modern chant and song. Combining a beautiful candlelit ambience with simple meditative prayer, it is a warm and welcoming service to all who search for peace and spiritual reflection. The simplicity of the service makes it an excellent choice for experiencing “church” in a community setting regardless of your faith background. Taizé was created in the 1940s by a monastic community in France and has an international following.

All are invited to experience the simplicity and welcome of the Christian faith. To learn more about the beauty of this service please visit us at www.beautifulsavior.net

Taizé: A Service of Candlelight, Prayer, and Song

Wednesday, May 6 at 6:00p.m.

Join us for Soup & Sandwich Suppers! Please consider bringing a pot of soup or a loaf of sandwiches to share. Or can you come early to make coffee, or stay after worship to clean it up? Dinner will be available from 5-7p.m., or until it is gone.

On May 3 and 6 we welcome Pr. Nick Mays as our preacher. He moved into the area following retirement and keeps active in book and Bible studies at Resurrection Lutheran On May 10th, Rev. Frank Nausin will be here to preach and preside at Holy Communion. He served at Tanque Verde Lutheran Church for several years and then moved on to California. When he retired, he returned to Tucson. He is one of California Lutheran University’s Convocators, and he will present information on CLU and Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary (which is now a part of it) during LLL. He will share how we are connected in mission and ministry and some of the possibilities we have together.

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ACADEMY NEWS

Confirmation will be on Pentecost Sunday May 24th (Don’t Forget to Wear RED! Anyssa Hemrick, Alex Machado, Seth Pederson A breakfast will be held on Saturday, May 23, in their honor for families to celebrate together.

Graduation is here! Please join us on Monday May 18th or Tuesday May 19th at 9:15a.m. as we perform our own rendition of Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar! Just as a caterpillar is transformed into a butterfly with wings to fly, we take this time to celebrate each of our student’s transformation throughout the course of the school year. And we send our kindergarten students off on a new journey with wings to fly! Congratulations Beautiful Savior Academy students and especially…

Congratulations Kindergartners! Jaydan Clark Jackson Lewis

Piper Custer Indiana Moon Diego Gerardo

Cole Neal Gianna Guarrera Dominick Ochoa Adyn Hornsby Richard Rogers Nicholas Lavin

Brayden Romanoski

…”the time we had was brief, yet we shared many things, and now that you go forward-my child, I give you wings” – author unknown Peace, Rhonda Karrer Director

Upcoming programs at Beautiful Savior Academy:

“Silly Summer Science and Such”

(Ages 3 through 6) June 1st – June 16th Mon. through Thurs. 9:00a.m. – 12:00p.m.

Cost: $160.00

Now Registering for 2015-2016 school year!

Call now for more information 520-579-1453

Fall programs begin Monday

August 3rd!

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YOUTH

Detroit or Bust!!! “Rise Up Together” ELCA Youth Gathering 2015 July 15-19 We have three youth excited and almost ready to go next month. Stay tuned for information about Bible studies.

You Are Invited to Attend SALCA Summer Camp for

HARMONY GAMES (Psalm 133)

ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP: May 25-29 (Triangle Y)

Completed Grades 3-8th Cost $245 due May 25th

HIGH SCHOOL CAMP: June 25-28 (Willcox)

Completed 9th-12th Grades Cost $ 165 due by June 26th

Forms online at Mysalca.com

(Southern Arizona Lutheran Camping Association)

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 wr ite 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.

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CONGREGATION UPDATE

Hello BSLC Congregation, Things are really hopping around Beautiful Savior! We’re excited about the church’s forward direction after the congregational vote to hire Jeremy as a full-time Music and Faith Formation director, as well as to

move forward in searching for an Assistant Director for the Academy. We will be having some fund-raising efforts in the future, and we ask that everyone get involved somehow. If you can raise your giving, that helps, but you can help out at fundraisers and by inviting people, too! After hearing updates on the Solar Project, the council felt that now may not be the time financially to take this project on. We would like to revisit this possibility at a later time. We would like to thank Al Steichen and Don Swanson for all of the work they did in exploring the solar power options. We now have a new, local bookkeeper for the church. The transition has gone smoothly so far. The church-wide cleanup/inventory is nearing completion. The next step will be to get a company to shred old paperwork that was gathered during the clean-up. The Council would like to give a shout out to Jodi Layton and Sandy Guizzetti for their many years of faithful service on the Personnel and Youth teams. They have helped bring us to this point of stability with our staff and we will miss their involvement with these teams as they step down to pursue other interests. Finally, we are looking forward to Worship in the Courtyard on April 26 at 10:30 and Vacation Bible School at the end of June. There is excitement in the air, and lots of ways that congregational members can get involved! Shannon Bryant Living Lutheran

CHURCH COUNCIL meets Monday

May 11, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Meetings are open to all.

COUNCIL O R N E R

OPPORTUNITIES TO GET INVOLVED! Arts/Activity/Worship Did you like the worship intergenerational activity we did on Easter, or at the early service Christmas Eve? Or some of the other children and adult activities at sermon time? There has been positive feedback and a desire expressed that we would do more. Therefore, we are looking for crafty, creative, and helpful people (don’t need to be all three!) to help create opportunities in regular worship that are meaningful, interactive, educational. Interested in something new? Contact Pr. David if you are interested.

Deacon Program One of the most important things we do as a church is to care for people. Can you listen, visit, pray? Can you carry a communion kit? Beautiful Savior has had Deacons/ Communion Ministers in the past as a way of connecting people. We are looking for those who would serve a shut-in (or two), and those who would be willing to be ‘on-call’ for hospital visits. There is training available that will be offered. If interested, please contact Pr. David.

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OTHER WAYS TO HELP

Attention Thrivent Members: You have a couple of other ways to give and be supportive 1. Are you dedicating your "Thrivent Choice" money? 2. Do you know you have TWO $250 Thrivent Action Team opportunities every

year?

The Simply Giving® Program endorsed by Thrivent Federal Credit Union

Would you find it helpful to have your offerings drawn from your bank account as you do other monthly drafts? The Simply Giving Program endorsed by Thrivent Federal Credit Union is for people who wish to have offerings transferred electronically to their church’s account. You do not have to be a Thrivent member or use their financial products to participate.

This is especially helpful for people who travel and want to keep their intended offerings up-to-date, rather than making up the difference later. Members at Beautiful Savior have enjoyed using this convenient giving opportunity for years. Contact the church office for more details. If you changed your pledge for 2015, please let the office know so that it can be adjusted.

Want an easy way to do your commitment? Offerings can be scheduled on-line through Simply Giving.

Don’t Forget...Support Beautiful Savior by shopping at Amazon Smile. 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.) Follow the link to get started now! http://smile.amazon.com/ch/86-0355493

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Vacation Bible School

June 22-26, 2015 9:00 a.m.—Noon Registration fee: $15 first child/ $10 each additional sibling Ages 4-11 Join us for an Epic event, Conquering Challenges with God’s Mighty Power! Registration forms are available in the office and in the narthex. Please contact Joan Swanson, 461-0784, if you are interested in being a crew leader, a station leader assistant, for one day or all five. Look for other ways to help too. Donations are needed for various snack and craft items, decorating the themed rooms, and more.

Congratulations to our 2015 High School Graduates! Benjy Duggan ~ UA

Jared Guizzetti ~ NAU Allison Korsmo ~ Valpariso University

Emma Layton ~ NAU Chris Pederson ~ US Air Force

If we have missed your graduate, please send the office the information so

that it can be included in the next newsletter.

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WEDNESDAY SUMMER FAMILY NIGHT 1st Wednesday of the month starting in June! 5-7:30pm

Food-Fun-Worship-Faith For the whole family (All ages) Stay tuned for more details! If you would like to be a volunteer or leader

please contact our Faith Formation Coordinator, Jeremy Knight, at jeremyknight@beautifulsavior.net

Since the addition to my job description has significantly grown in the last couple of weeks, I find myself asking the ever important question of, "What are the best ways to implement faith formation for families at Beautiful Savior, while still reaching beyond the doors of this church and into our local community?" That can be a very challenging question, trust me, plenty of books have been written about it. The church is constantly coming up with trendy ways to make themselves attractive. The problem is, the trends and theories usually are location specific and don't always fit the needs and concerns of each community. I believe the answer for this church lies not in the trends, but within who we are. Basically, we need to just be ourselves, but do a heck of a better job at sharing ourselves with those outside our doors. In the 8 months I've been here, I have noticed three things that this church loves to do, is very good at it, and is uniquely you. The first thing is, you love to worship. There is a family atmosphere during our services that is truly beautiful. You can hear it in the music and the words being spoken. Second, you love to fellowship. When there are opportunities to be together outside a service, you all love it. I can see this during LLL, yard sale, quarterly meetings, etc. Third, you love to help people. I have been humbled at the passion of this congregation towards giving back. I can see this in ministries like Jazmyn's Blanket of Hope, Prayer Shawls, Sunday Dollars, etc.

All of the current studies of what the younger generations want in a church are surprisingly not what you would think. They don't want church to be a hipster rock concert. Frankly, we are horrible at that and the "world" will always offer it better than we can. They actually want church to look, sound, and feel like..well...CHURCH! They actually like candles, choirs, pretty memorial gardens, and communion. It makes them feel holy and special to experience something that is intentionally outside of their typical daily lives. They also want to be cared for, have a transformative relationship with Christ, and be challenged to use that relationship to care for others. Guess what, we are GREAT at these things. We have been doing them for over 2,000 years! The truth is, Jesus doesn't need a makeover and the Gift of the Gospel doesn't need to be reimagined. What needs to be reimagined and ‘trendy’ are the ways in which we share this time honored package we call "church" to the world. That is what my job is truly about. I can't wait to coordinate all of the ways in which we can work together to strengthen our ministries at this beautiful place. So stay tuned, awesome things are being planned. Blessings, Mr. Jeremy Knight Director of Music Faith Formation Coordinator

Family Faith Formation

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Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church has a NEW Mailing address! Please use this when sending correspondence/offerings: PO Box 90925 Tucson, AZ 85752

Looking Ahead:

June 1-16

Academy Summer Program

June 3 WEDNESDAY SUMMER

FAMILY NIGHT

June 11 Health Screening Clinic

June 12-13 Grand Canyon Synod Assembly

June 22-26 Vacation Bible School

July 1 WEDNESDAY SUMMER

FAMILY NIGHT

MAKING CONNECTIONS

During April, the Jazmyn’s LUNCH BREAK at Diamond Children’s Center featured guest David Fitzsimmons to draw caricatures of the children. After the event, he wrote an article for the Arizona Daily Star which is posted on the bulletin board, and can be seen online by using the following link: Bighearted, brave folks at Diamond Children’s renew spirit Tucson.com Arizona Daily Stars. April 10, 2015 Thank you, to Mr. Fitzsimmons for sharing your experience and telling everyone about the great work Jazmyn, her mother, and many others are doing for the families at Diamond Children’s Center.

Thank you to Greg & Kim Ogden for volunteering and

being elected to attend the Grand Canyon Synod

Assembly as the delegates for Beautiful Savior.

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OTHER WAYS TO HELP

May 23, 2015

Plan to join us at 7:00 a.m. in the Memorial Garden for prayers and assignments.

Something for everyone.

YOU CAN ASSIST THE PROPERTY TEAM If you see something that is in need of repair or attention here at BSLC, please fill out a Green Work Order that can be found in the Office Reception area and in the

North Academy kitchen. You can also email property@beautifulsavior.net. We will address the Work Order as quickly as possible.

The Beautiful Savior Property Team would like to thank all of those who helped Saturday, April 11, 2015, by giving their time and talents for completing the drainage piping and installation of the three dinosaurs at the Academy sand playground area. Some who helped were parents and grandparents of students who attend the Academy, a wonderful Boy Scout troop and their two advisors, members of the BSLC Property Team, and members of the congregation. Ditch Witch excavating machines were donated and we received a $250 Thrivent Action Team gift card, which went towards the purchase of better sand surrounding the new playground equipment. Snacks, water, and pizza were provided throughout the day to keep all twenty-five volunteers hydrated and nourished! Again, thanks to all of you who made this a special day with such a wonderful outcome! Special Thanks to Green Valley Decorative Rock 520-625-2550 for helping our money go further.

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REACHING OUT

Reduce. Re-use. Recycle. Funds from the cans and soda pop machine help support Congregational Life. A reminder; please bring in Alumi-num CANS ONLY, no tin cans, no foil, plastic or other recyclables. Those items must be taken out, before taking a load in, which takes a lot of time. Cans can be dropped off anytime.

Funds benefit our Youth Group and provide scholarships for outings and summer camp.

RECYCLE.... to provide last-ing solutions for poverty and climate change. Sponsored by the Women of the ELCA.

DONATION BOX IS LOCATED IN THE NARTHEX.

Food Collections - Little Red Wagon: Bring in non-perishable foods (fruit, jelly, tuna, pasta, pasta sauce, canned meat, cere-al, jello, diapers, formula, etc.) Hygiene items, toi-

let paper and adult/baby diapers are also needed. The wagon is in the narthex. ICS accepts perish-able foods directly. MONTHLY ITEM: Peanut Butter 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 nar-thex 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 and Good Gifts for the World (50/50). We challenge each of you to save up each month and make a difference. The Lutheran Thrift Store Closed its doors in January without notice. We will continue to Collect Aluminum cans anytime. Call the office, 744-2665, for more information.

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FELLOWSHIP

Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings from 7:00-8:30.

Come join us. No Experience needed.

jeremyknight@beautifulsavior.net

Office Hours on Tuesdays 744-2665

Prayer Shawl Guild A monthly gathering for knitting and crocheting. Meets on the third Thurs-day of each month at 6:00p.m. A light supper is served. Call Karen Johnson, 520-481-0874.

Prime Timers Second Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Sign up in the narthex to bring a side and for planning how many are com-ing. For ages 55 and above. All are welcome to attend! Bring a friend,

too. For more information, call Sandy Petersen, 579-9355.

Do-Day Crafters Join us on the first and third Tuesdays at 9:15 a.m. in Werner Hall. Call Barbara Foor, 579-0691.

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: " Transforming Life and Faith." Coffee and refreshments served. All women are invited to attend. Meetings held once a

month.

JOY CIRCLE meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 9:30 a.m. in the alcove of Werner Hall. For more information, call Janice Molina, 744-0389. AGAPE CIRCLE meets on the first Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the alcove of Werner Hall. For more infor-mation, call Mary Speidel, 909-3584. (Notice the new day and time.)

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ATTENTION ALL RINGERS! A new handbell group has started. Playing handbells is a fun and easy way to experience music. Rehearsals will be held in the Luther room on the second and fourth Sundays immediately following the 8am service. No music experience is necessary! For more info or to sign up please email our Director of Music:

or call (623) 986-7996

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Adam Booth, Nephew of Saltsmans; Michael Burger; Zachary Hill, nephew of Laura Steichen; Stephanie Huether; Skip Kiefhaber, Brother -in-law of the Linkers; Ernest Lake; David Lake; 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 Tr itchs; Curt Weber, Nephew of Saltsmans; Ashley Wik, Grand-daughter of Helen Reid

IN OUR PRAYERS Lynn Acker, Bob Alan, George & Yvonne Basabil-vazo, Martha Carney, Anabelle Chavez, Dewey Fami-ly, Daniel Engelby, Daphne Hanson, Susan Hawk, Dave Kanto, Darrell Karrer, Chris Lamb, Ed McCauley, Kaye Miller, Linda Nichols, Pete Pederson Sr, Ryan Rody, Karino Santos, Mike Shade, Del Speidel, Ron Stone, Roger Wolz, Adrianna, Caleb, Connie, Gloria, Greg, Kathryn, Tammy, Wally, and Diamond Children’s Center

Celebrate with us on May 3, 2015 During Lutherans Linger Longer (LLL)

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

LIFT EVERYTHING TO THE LORD!

For Those Who Grieve For the family & Fiends of Mary Lou Thompson, at her death, mother of Christine Newman, A service will be held on May 3rd following worship. For the family & friends of Dorothy Miller, at her death, mother of Dann Miller

05/02 Charles Dixon 05/05 Rick Balko 05/05 Daphne Hanson 05/06 Don Schumacher 05/10 Aaron Steichen 05/11 Jase Sundberg 05/12 Emily Hitt 05/13 Connie Llorente 05/14 Judi Gonzales 05/17 Tim Duggan 05/19 Justin Kitzman 05/20 Sandy Petersen

05/21 Matthew Karrer 05/21 Katherine Randle 05/21 Mae Spraker 05/23 Paul Schwartz 05/23 Melba Smith 05/25 Michael Randle 05/25 Seth Steichen 05/25 Michael Stratton 05/27 Linda Spain 05/28 Abram Schuster 05/31 Olivia Murphy 5/07 Loretta & Herbert Hanisch

5/09 Lynne & Kevin Nalin 5/12 James & Kathi Lippert 5/15 John & Paula Alden 5/30 Jodi & Cory Layton

We welcomed Beatrice Louise Almond Daughter of Russ & Anna into the Body of Christ on

Sunday, April 19, 2015

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Dorothy Pederson. Independent Beauty Consultant

MARY KAY

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

AVON 

A & T SWEEPING Power Sweeping - Powerwashing _ Day Porter _ Landscaping Ph: 520-271-5228 PO Box 91712 Travis Dorschner Tucson AZ 85752 Owner

Sahuaro Cafe Open Seven Days A Week

6:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Breakfast Served All Day!

12142 N Rancho Vistoso Blvd Suite 120 Oro Valley, AZ 85755 520-297-3258 C&J TIRE.............Cory Layton

4458 E Speedway Blvd 520-795-1867

Hope 918-HOPE Hotline (918-4673)

Telephone Care of the Soul... Free * Anonymous * Confidential

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, REALTOR®

Cell: 444-4180

Wendy Grenfell at Ivan’s Studio

4771 North First Ave. 888-2536

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

(520) 345-8787 Danny Alcala

Dslandscaping13@yahoo.com

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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.

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Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church PO Box 90925 Tucson, AZ 85752-0925

Taizé Service Candlelight, Prayer, and Song

Wednesday, May 6th 6:00 p.m.

See pg. 3 for information

Vacation Bible School

June 22-26, 2015 9:00 a.m.—Noon Registration fee: $15 first child/ $10 each additional sibling Ages 4-11

Pentecost Sunday May 24th Wear RED! Confirmation, too!