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Dear Friends, Liberty is about relationships and it is with the help of many that we are able to Connect Communities and Transform Lives. The core elements of this work are the result of careful and strategic planning, gaining a deeper appreciation for the benefits of technology and enhancing our relationships with congregations and communities – our valuable partners in service.

The Liberty Lutheran 2014 Annual Report is an opportunity for you to hear about the many ways your generous support, the work of the Liberty Lutheran Board of Directors, a dedicated management team, and our compassionate staff are making a difference in the lives of those in need.

Liberty’s vision for the future includes a wide range of lifestyle choices for residents living in our four senior communities, offering a greater number of children and youth educational opportunities, and providing the most vulnerable people in Pennsylvania new community services through our ministry with congregations and other non-profit organizations.

We hope that you will take a few minutes to read the Liberty Lutheran 2014 Annual Report, examine what we’ve accomplished over the past year and learn about the exciting ways we are growing. Thank you for your support and involvement as we continue to Connect Communities and Transform Lives.

President and CEOLiberty Lutheran

Edward Bruner Lansdale, PA

Rev. Thomas Engler Havertown, PA

John Heck Fort Washington, PA

Jon Helman West Chester, PA

David Herbster Exton, PA

James Himler Malvern, PA

Carl Holmes Lafayette Hill, PA

Rev. Fred Hopke Glenside, PA

Richard Hoy Philadelphia, PA

LaVerne Jones Philadelphia, PA

Nevin Mann Glenside, PA

Rev. Susan Montgomery

Doylestown, PA

Beverly Oliver Philadelphia, PA

Frank Roth Havertown, PA

Stephen Selinger Penn Valley, PA

Robert Keddie, Jr. Holland, PA

Rev. Wayne Matthias-Long

Emmaus, PA

Gwendolyn Webster Philadelphia, PA

Paul Zieger Dresher, PA

Not pictured: Kyle David, Allentown Peter Goldring, Havertown, PA Reverend David Young, Blue Bell

The Liberty Lutheran Board of Directors Chair, Board of DirectorsLiberty Lutheran

Beverly W. Bortz, Blue Bell PA - MemberLinda Breckenridge, Blue Bell PA - MemberLuanne B. Fisher, Horsham PA - PresidentPeter Goldring, Havertown PA - MemberJohn O. Heck, Fort Washington PA - ChairJames Himler, Malvern PA - MemberCarl W. Holmes, Sr., Lafayette Hill PA - Vice-ChairRev. Fred H. Hopke, Glenside PA - SecretaryRichard W. Hoy, Philadelphia PA - MemberLaVerne M. Jones, Philadelphia PA - MemberRobert W. Keddie, Jr, Yardley PA - MemberNevin W. Mann, Glenside PA - MemberRev. Wayne A. Matthias-Long, Media PA - MemberBeverly A. Oliver, Philadelphia PA - MemberFrank Roth, Havertown PA - MemberStephen Selinger, Penn Valley PA - MemberRick Stephan, Blue Bell, PA - MemberGwendolyn R. Webster, Philadelphia PA - MemberRev. David Young, Blue Bell PA - MemberPaul Zieger, Dresher PA - Member

LIBERTY LUTHERAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS

When Karen toured The Hearth at Drexel with the Executive Director, Betty Bebian, she believed she found a perfect solution for the care and support that her parents needed. Karen says, “Although Mom and Dad had lived independently all their lives, their needs for care and daily support were increasing. We didn’t want a clinical environment with restrictions and call- bells, but a place they could call home.”

Opened in June, The Hearth represents a new approach to Assisted Living and features the shared warmth of households and the opportunity to enjoy their meals and conversation with neighbors around the dining room table. Betty Bebian says, “It’s unlike the typical personal care environment. Each of our four households are fully equipped and beautifully furnished to enhance the daily lives of our residents. Our goal is ‘resident – centered’ care –to nurture each person’s dignity, and encourage them to use their abilities and preferences when choosing their daily activities and meals.” Moving is overwhelming at any age- it’s a big adjustment. Karen recalls, “I wasn’t sure how a move like this would go for my dad – but it was really fine. In the warmer weather we sat on the porch – he loved that – and my mother has improved so much.”

The Hearth at Drexel - A Perfect Solution

THE HEARTH AT DREXELMrs. Esther BonnetMr. Paul V. DeLombaEvangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)Estate of Leanor RifeGrace Lutheran Church WyndmoorMr. and Mrs. James B. HimlerMr. Ralph HunsingerEstate of Karl SchneiderSoutheastern Pennsylvania Synod - ELCAThrivent FinancialTrust of Marguerite Baur

Although Karen’s mother had experienced a series of falls before moving to The Hearth, she now enjoys walking through the halls and participating in some group activities.

Karen says, “I appreciate that The Hearth is affiliated with a faith-based organization – its core underpinning is reflected in the loving way the staff have been, from the housekeepers and maintenance, to the nurses and administration. Add to that, it’s beautiful here, and we believe our parents are in the best place possible at this stage of their lives.”

Liberty Lutheran is deeply grateful to the individuals

and groups listed in the 2014 Annual Report who

contributed at least $100 or gifts-in-kind during the

fiscal year July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014.

“I wanted a place my parents would call home,” says daughter, Karen.

ARTMANAbington Geriatric MedicineThe Addis GroupMr. Otto AldenAlvare Associates, Inc.Ambler Savings BankAmeriHealth Casualty ServicesAugustus Lutheran Church WomenAXA FoundationBank of AmericaMr. and Mrs. Joseph Barnes Sr.Mr. and Mrs. John M. BarnumMr. Robert BauerMrs. Beatrice BeanMs. Betty BebianMs. Elizabeth B. BeckThe Becoming CenterMr. Randy BednarzMrs. Sally S. Beil and Mr. Jerry BeilMr. and Mrs. Richard S. BellBeneficial BankMr. William G. BerganMs. Karen BergeyMrs. Beverly W. BortzMrs. Constance L. Bowers-CapenMs. Linda BreckenridgeMr. and Mrs. James H. BrennemanMr. Allan BrilliantMrs. Joyce BrodskyBrookwood Dental AssocMrs. Carol and Mr. Michael BrownMr. and Mrs. David P. BrownMr. Edward R. BrunerMr. and Mrs. Paul J. BurkeMr. and Mrs. Robert BurkeMr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. CaldwellMr. and Mrs. Michael CaponeCapozzi Adler, P.C.Ciavarelli Family Funeral HomesMr. Robert A. CinalliClarks Summit State HospitalClifton Larson Allen LLPMs. Patty ClineMrs. Beverly Coller Campbell and Mr. William CampbellCopernicus Society of AmericaMr. Johnny F. CorradoMr. and Mrs. John T. CorradoThe Corrado GroupCrescent Vending Co.Mr. Thomas Cuddahy

Ms. Linda M. CurtoMr. and Mrs. David B. DaurelleMr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. DaurelleMr. and Mrs. Dawson W. DeckMr. Paul V. DeLombaDettra Memorial TrustMr. and Mrs. John L. DiSantoDomusMr. Mario DonatiMr. and Mrs. Ronald H. DornMr. and Mrs. Wendell EhingerEvangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)Evangelical Lutheran Church in America FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard H. ErbEXXONMOBIL Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Evelyn M. FarrellFinancial Business SolutionsFireside Bar and GrilleMr. and Mrs. David H. FischerDr. Luanne B. and Mr. Barrett FisherMr. and Mrs. William FlorigMr. Kevin FoleyMr. and Mrs. Ross T. FrantzMr. and Mrs. Earl R. Freese, Jr.Ms. Virginia GerhartMr. Charles M. GingrichMr. and Mrs. Dominic P. Girondo, IIIMr. and Mrs. William D. GoodwinMrs. Mary Gorman and Mr. Anthony ReschGute Financial Services, Inc.Dr. Beryl & Dr. Donald GutekunstMr. and Mrs. Peter J. GutekunstDr. and Mrs. Carroll F. Haines Jr.Ms. Barbara B. HannonMr. Andrew J. HarringtonMr. and Mrs. John O. HeckMr. William M. HerrlichDr. Ronald E. & Susan S. HessMrs. Antonietta HillHoly Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church AbingtonMr. Arland T. Hotchkiss and Ms. Julia C GoplerudMr. and Mrs. John R. HoweIndustrial Mechanical Contractors, Inc.InFaith Community FoundationMr. and Mrs. Brian D. KaebMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Keddie, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George E. KochKreischer Miller & Co.Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. KulpMr. John LaBarre

Ms. Sarah LamberthMs. Donna J. Lee and Mr. John J. StecherMs. Joan M. LeibyDr. and Mrs. Ronald A. LeonardMs. Janet L. LorenzonMr. Frank G. LucardLutheran Community at TelfordMr. and Mrs. Robert B. MaynardMr. and Mrs. William B. McAuliffeMr. and Mrs. Steven MerrittMrs. Susan H. MillerMr. and Mrs. Richard MontellaMs. Elizabeth MoschellaMr. and Mrs. Harold I. MyersMrs. Joan and Mr. Kevin MyersMr. and Mrs. Richard J. NeddenriepMs. Catherine NeilNFP Lincoln Benefits GroupMs. Barbara PalenscarMr. and Mrs. Russell A. PariseMr. Phillip & Mrs. Assunta ParkerMr. Victor Petrone Jr.Ms. Cynthia J. PullenMr. and Mrs. Charles QuinnMs. Karen ReadRepublic ServicesMs. Evelyn K. RobertsMs. Amanda E. RossiMr. and Mrs. Lou RubinfieldMrs. Sandra G. SamkavitzMr. and Mrs. Peter C. SatterthwaiteShelly’s Medication ServicesMr. and Mrs. William J. SiddallMr. and Mrs. Morton SklaroffSliwinski Floor Covering Services, Inc.Sodexo Senior LivingSoutheastern Pennsylvania Synod - ELCASt John Lutheran Church AmblerSt John Lutheran Church Centre SquareStanley W. Cooper Inc. PlumbingMr. and Mrs. David W. StettlerMr. and Mrs. John B. Stine IIMr. Jay StiverMs. Janis Symmers and Mr. Clive C ProbertMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. TeitmanMrs. Virginia TeitmanMr. Jonathan R. TestaThe U.S. Charitable Gift TrustThrivent FinancialThrivent Lower Montgomery County Chapter-#31014

Thrivent Upper Bucks Chapter #30990Thrivent Upper Montgomery Chapter # 31392Trust of Joanna B. F. SchlechterTrust of Marguerite BaurMs. Nancy TwomeyMrs. Jane B. UmsteadUpper Dublin Lutheran Church AmblerMr. and Mrs. Bill VersakMr. John H. VickersMr. and Mrs. Adolph A. WachsmuthMr. Bruce and Mrs. Janet WaechterWarfel Construction CompanyMs. Gwendolyn R. WebsterMrs. Jean A. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Jack W. WilkinsonMrs. Katrina K. and Mr. David A. WiseWise Electrical Contractors LLCZateeny Loftus, LLPDr. Herbert & Mrs. Carol ZembleMr. and Mrs. David H. ZiegerMr. and Mrs. Paul C. ZiegerMr. and Mrs. John F. Ziegler

PAUL’S RUN Mr. Robert BarskyMrs. Barbara & Mr. Jim BeckerMrs. Bonnie Lee BehmDr. and Mrs. Jack BudnickMs. Patty ClineMs. Dora A. CuetoMr. Robert CuetoMs. Linda M. CurtoDr. Susan Denman and Dr. Simeon L BardinEstate of Evelyn M. KatzMr. and Mrs. Mel FeinbergMr. and Mrs. Philip FinkelpearlMr. and Mrs. Paul Gazzerro, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund M. GinsburgMrs. Rosalind GoldThe Reverend and Mrs. Ray HartmanThe Reverend and Mrs. Fred HopkeMs. Jerilyn J. IaconoMr. Donald M. JacobsThe Reverend and Mrs. Norman LentzMs. Mary Beth LindeMr. and Mrs. William Marimow

Mrs. Ruth F. MasterMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. MaulMr. and Mrs. Francis A. McAnultyMrs. Susan MedoffMs. Carol R. NeumayerMs. Dolores RednerMr. Leon SaloskyMs. Irene SegletesMr. Mark ShavellShelly’s Medication ServicesMs. Lillian SilversteinMr. and Mrs. Marvin SnyderSodexo Senior LivingSoutheastern Pennsylvania Synod - ELCARicky SteinbergMs. Mary A. StiloThrivent FinancialMr. and Mrs. John WeisserPastor Stephen and Mrs. Leslie A. WeisserMrs. Edna WilkinsonMrs. Katrina K. and Mr. David A. Wise

THE VILLAGE AT PENN STATE Centre FoundationDel Hunt CompaniesMrs. Heather H. FleckMr. Richard HostetterMr. Charles R. KingMr. Gerald KistlerMs. Lucille MagnussonMr. Eric NelsonMs. Karen Parnes

LIBERTY AT HOMEAARP PennsylvaniaMs. Linda M. CurtoMs. Lastenia GrieserMrs. Dana and Mr. Mark O’DonnellThrivent Financial

WEST PHILADELPHIASENIOR CENTERAARP Foundation Mrs. Yvette and Mr. Earle BradfordHealthways Silver SneakersPhiladelphia Corporation for AgingMrs. J. Patricia Stanley-LackmanUnion Benevolent AssociationW. W. Smith Charitable TrustSu

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Liberty Lutheran has adopted a cutting- edge technology to reduce hospital admissions for short-term and rehabilitation patients and long-term residents. This technology, known as eSNF telemedicine, allows residents to remain in their “home.” If there is a change in the resident’s condition, the nurse and eSNF doctor are able to have a face-to-face video conversation about a presenting medical issue. This service provides immediate diagnostic services which are available after hours, weekends, and holiday - times when the attending physician may not be available to see the resident in person.

For the elderly, a trip to the hospital often means spending uncomfortable and intimidating hours in the emergency room. By implementing eSNF telemedicine, this year 92% of the residents who were “seen” by an eSNF physician were treated on-site at Artman and Paul’s Run Retirement Community.

The mobile telemedicine equipment includes a video camera, monitor and digital stethoscope. Both parties can speak to and see each other and the eSNF physician can examine and treat the patient.

This innovative technology demonstrates Liberty Lutheran’s commitment to delivering the highest quality of care to our residents and positively impacts our relationships with referring hospitals.

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NewDr. Paul & Mrs. Mary Lynn EllisMs. Elizabeth B. Elmore and Mr. Michael GrimesMr. and Mrs. Richard H. ErbEXXONMOBIL Foundation, Inc.Evangelical Lutheran Church in America FoundationFamily of God Lutheran Church BuckinghamDr. Luanne B. and Mr. Barrett FisherMr. and Mrs. William A. ForsythMr. and Mrs. Howard H. FreyMr. and Mrs. Michael D. GalanteMr. and Mrs. Peter GottemollerMrs. Kathleen E. GuttermanMs. Lastenia GrieserMr. and Mrs. John O. HeckMrs. Darlene C. HelmanMr. John P. HelmanMr. William M. HerrlichMr. and Mrs. James B. HimlerThe Reverend Kay & Mr. James HollingerHoly Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, AbingtonMr. Richard W. Hoy, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. David HughesMs. LaVerne JonesMrs. Teresa and Mr. Michael KaneMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Keddie, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James W. KeeMrs. Catharine K. KeimMr. Eric & Mrs. Elizabeth KennelMr. and Mrs. Richard W. LangMs. Lois I. LefflerMr. and Mrs. Gerald LorenzThe Reverend and Mrs. Wayne A. Matthias-LongMr. and Mrs. Dennis J MessingerMrs. Susan H. MillerMrs. Joan and Mr. Kevin MyersRev. Dr. Jennifer P. OllikainenMs. Jane PaxsonPenn VirginiaMr. and Mrs. Herbert R. PoppMr. O.R. Post, IIIMs. Karen ReadMr. and Mrs. Richard W. ReimetMr. Christopher RidenhourMr. and Mrs. David J. RightsMr. Alfred RotelleMr. and Mrs. John M. RuseSAP Matching Gift ProgramDr. and Mrs. Scott T. ScheirerMr. C. Glenn SchuelerShelly’s Medication Services IncMr. William R. Snell, Esq.Mr. Richard W. StephanThrivent FinancialMrs. Elizabeth A. TiemeyerMs. Gwendolyn R. WebsterMs. Sally T. Werntz and Mr. Donald ShombertThe Reverend and Mrs. David M. YoungMr. Paul C. Ziegler

LIBERTY LUTHERAN SUPPORTERSAetna FoundationMs. Jill AugustineMr. and Mrs. John M. BarnumMr. and Mrs. Richard N. BergesenMs. Karen BergeyMr. and Mrs. Leonard D. BoclairMrs. Beverly W. BortzMr. Dennis H. BowerMs. Jennifer BraggMs. Linda BreckenridgeMr. and Mrs. James H. BrennemanMr. David BrownMr. and Mrs. Edward R. BrunerMrs. Patricia A. BrunerMs. Patty ClineMr. and Mrs. Edward B. ClouesMrs. Beverly Coller Campbell and Mr. William CampbellMr. and Mrs. Johnny F. CorradoMr. and Mrs. Stewart CrumplerCulligan Industrial of HerculaneumMrs. Pamela CummingsMs. Linda M. CurtoMr. and Mrs. Kenneth DalyMr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. DessenMs. Sally A. DonovanMr. and Mrs. Paul C. EganMr. and Mrs. Alan C. Eickhoff

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Liberty’s Mission in Action Revenues July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014 Compassionate Care $53,577,545 Government Programs $12,694,310 Grants & Contributions $103,819 Community Care $526,039 Wellness $455,456 Other $1,602,424 Total Income $68,959,593 Liberty’s Mission in Action Expenses July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014 Program Services $43,502,096 Benevolence Fund $6,752,000 General & Administrative $10,442,792 Development $861,442 Interest $2,164,768 Liability Insurance $1,731,161 Depreciation $4,061,373 Total Expenses $69,515,632 Income/Loss from Operations -$556,039 Net Gain (Loss) on Investments $7,769,616 Other Contributions $903,223 Change in Net Assets $8,116,800

Mr. & Mrs. Otto AldenMr. & Mrs. Charles BaerMrs. Beatrice BeanMr. Gustav H. Bechtold, Jr.*

Ms. Karen BergeyMr. & Mrs. Leonard D. BoclairMrs. Esther B. BonnetMrs. Marie E. BoyerMr. & Mrs. F. Glenn Breen, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James H. BrennemanMrs. Beverly Coller Campbell & Mr. William Campbell

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. DaurelleMrs. Helen R. DavisMr. & Mrs. Wendell EhingerDr. Luanne B. Fisher and Mr. Barrett B. FisherMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. GasperMr. & Mrs. John O. HeckBarbara & Donald HickeyBridgit & Brian HollyMrs. Karen HouseRev. Patricia H. JohnsonMrs. Marcia Kavanagh

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Keddie, Jr.Mrs. Catharine K. KeimMr. & Mrs.* John P. KnoxMr. & Mrs. George E. KochMr. & Mrs. Ronald G. LarsonRev. & Mrs. Russell M. LongMr. & Mrs. Robert B. MaynardMr. & Mrs. Harold I. MyerAssunta & Phillip ParkerMarcia & Steven PitzenbergerMr. & Mrs. Steven Pribis, Jr.

Mr. C. Glenn SchuelerSally & Donn SpearMr. & Mrs. Theodore TreadwayJanet & Bruce WaechterRev. & Mrs. William P. WeltherRev. & Mrs. Henry K. WohlgemuthMr. & Mrs. Jere A. YoungMr. & Mrs. Paul C. Zieger

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The Legacy Society recognizes the generosity of all contributors to Liberty Lutheran’s Planned Giving programs.

Corporate Sponsors

Artman, Paul’s Run Retirement Community, The Hearth at Drexel and corporate partner Sodexo enjoy working together to give residents the very best. Tom Rogers, District Manager for Sodexo Senior Living Division believes that “Creating quality of life in senior care means creating a home.”

Sodexo, the provider of dining services for Artman and Paul’s Run has demonstrated their commitment to residents as a sponsor of the Artman Golf Outing for the past 10 years. Tom says, “We’re very happy to support the Artman Benevolent Care Fund. By giving back to the communities we serve we’re fulfilling our mission.”

For more than three years, staff have been enhancing resident services The Liberty Way. Katrina Wise, Executive Director of Paul’s Run Retirement Community says, “We’ve made significant changes – changes that empower residents to make choices, something they have been doing all their lives. Resident – directed care is a real change for long term care, and Sodexo has learned along with us.”

“Life Happens at the Kitchen Table” is one of the ways the Sodexo and the Liberty team have worked together. Katrina continues, “Our residents have lived during a time that everybody cooked every day. The kitchen, no matter how big or small is where everyone gathers, and is an important feature as we continue our renovations.”

Signs of this new model of care are plentiful at Liberty. Residents at Paul’s Run are enjoying the aromas of fresh coffee brewing and goodies baking in the new kitchen area. At The Hearth, fireside chats are just one of the ways new relationships are formed, and after months of planning, Artman has launched extensive renovations that will enhance resident-centered care.

Liberty Lutheran is grateful to Sodexo for their commitment and support for our senior communities in Southeast Pennsylvania.

CORPORATE SPONSORSThe Addis Group Ambler Savings BankAmerihealth CasualtyBank of AmericaBeneficial BankBrookwood Dental Associates, LansdaleCapozzi Adler, P.C.Ciavarelli Family Funeral Homes Clifton Larson Allen, LLPCopernicus Society The Corrado Group at Morgan Stanley Smith BarneyCrescent Vending CompanyDelcrest Dice Four SeasonsIndustrial Mechanical Contractors

Karl Barth AssociatesLife ChoiceLutheran Community at TelfordNFP Lincoln Benefits GroupNorth Hills Country ClubRhawnhurst Bustleton Ambulance AssociationShelly’s Medication ServicesSliwinski Floor Covering Services, Inc.Sodexo StrykerStanley W. Cooper, Inc.Thrivent FinancialUnion Electric Contracting CompanyWarfel ConstructionWise Electrical Contractors, LLCZateeny Loftus, LLP

Giving Back the Corporate Way

Janet Lorenzon, Artman’s Executive Director (L), and Katrina Wise, Executive Director of Paul’s Run (R) with Tom Rogers, District Manager for Sodexo.

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REFUGEE SUPPORTERSAnonymous GiftsAmerican Bible Society/Trama Healing InstituteMr. & Mrs. Mark AtleeBiblical Theological Seminary, HatfieldMrs. Esther BonnetMr. & Mrs. James W. CantzChrist the King Lutheran Church - Deaf MinistryPastor David Christensen, St. Pauls Lutheran Church, Telford Pastor Gerry Clemmer, Souderton Mennonite Church Ms. Patty ClineJon and Debi Coutts, New Hanover United Methodist ChurchEllen Daneke, St. Peters Lutheran Church, Lafayette Hill - Social MinistryMr. Peter I. Daniele, Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. DaughenMr. Wayne E. & Ms. Paula Davis WestDeafCan! Deaf Community Action NetworkMs. Sally A. DonovanMs. Alexis V. DueckerMrs. Joan E. FichtnerMr. & Mrs. Carl E. FrickePastor and Belinda Goodwin, Philadelphia Boulevard Seventh Day Adventist ChurchPastor Kim Guiser, Trinity Lutheran Chruch, Fairview VillageHarriet Hill, American Bible SocietyMr. & Mrs. Gary HobdayMr. & Mrs. Earl L. HollandMrs. Catharine K. KeimMr. Eric & Mrs. Elizabeth KennelMs. Gayle M. KingRev. & Mrs. David N. KistlerMr. Clint KoltveitMrs. Martha T. KratkyPastor Ben Krey, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Philadelphia Mr. & Mrs. Robert KulpLancaster County Community FoundationLehigh Mission District Christmas IngatheringMr. Angelo LoCastroPastor Beth Lockard, DeafCan!, Deaf Community ActionBill Lockard, DeafCan!, Deaf Community ActionLutheran Immigration and Refugee ServicePastor Paul Lutz,Trinity Lutheran Chruch, Lansdale Ms. Janine M. MariscottiMs. Andrea McMahonPhil Monroe, Biblical Theological SeminaryMrs. Elspeth NaramoreNazareth Pallet Co., Inc.Norma Nish, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lansdale

Rev. Daryl C. & Rev. Joyce E. NelsonNew Hanover United Methodist ChurchMr. & Mrs. Harry NewhardMr. & Mrs. Kevin NofzigerMiss Kim O’BrienJoan O’Connor, St. Pauls Lutheran Church, Telford PA Department of Public WelfarePA Dept of Health Off of Health Equity, Refugee Health ProgramPeace Tohickon Lutheran Church PerkasieBryan Penman, St. Marks Lutheran Church, Conshohocken Philadelphia Boulevard SDA Plains Mennonite Church, Hatfield Mr. Nicholas N. PournaderPrince of Peace Lutheran Church, PhiladelphiaMrs. Bethann E. Ritter-SnyderMs. Michelle SalinasDr. & Mrs. Scott T. ScheirerMr. Floyd C. SchmoyerMr. & Mrs. Dennis L. SellMs. Marla SellMrs. Donna SmithMrs. Judith F. SnyderSt Andrew Lutheran Church EastonSt John Lutheran Church AmblerSt. Marks Lutheran ChurchSt Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, ArdmoreSt. Paul’s Luthuran Church, Telford St Peter Lutheran Church, AllentownSt. Peters Lutheran Church, Lafayette HillKimberly Stemler, New Hanover United Methodist ChurchSouderton Mennonite ChurchMs. Leslie M. SullivanMr. Richard K. & Mrs. Phyllis B. TaylorThomas Jefferson UniversityThrivent Financial for LutheransPastor Bruce Todd, St. Peters Lutheran Church, Lafayette Hill Mr. & Mrs. William TongTrinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, SteeltonTrinity Lutheran Church, Fairveiw VillageTrinity Lutheran Church, LansdaleUnion Evangelical Lutheran Church, SchnecksvilleMs. Luminita VulcuMs. Gwendolyn R. WebsterMs. Mallory WeissMs. Denise R. WinarchickMr. & Mrs. David and Katrina WiseMr. & Mrs. Paul C. Zieger

Brothers Joel and Narcisse Bakutibe, students at Norristown High School, are settling into a new school and a new life in Pennsylvania. With support from Lutheran Children and Family Service Refugee Resettlement staff and many volunteers from Trinity Lutheran Church, Fairview Village, these boys are enjoying the typical activities of ninth grade students. The brothers arrived in May from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Volunteers, led by Yolanda Zimmerman and Joan Fichtner, began working together to prepare for their arrival in October 2013. Yolanda recalls, “We had ample time to prepare but there was much to do. We needed to locate a house, gather furniture and household items, investigate school registration, and medical care. Each person on the team took responsibility for one area and enlisted the help of others to provide meals, clothing and teaching the ways of our culture.”

Over the summer months the boys visited the Norristown High School where they met the soccer coach and made new friends. Seeing their potential the coach purchased the shoes, shin guards and uniforms for the boys. “Having new friends and a sport they both love was a great way to start the school year. Parents got to know them too and have been supportive to the whole family. It’s been great to see this,” Yolanda says. “This experience has been amazing. I’ve learned how much I take for granted and how important literacy is in our daily lives. By working together to support this family, our spiritual life has been enhanced and our relationships with each other have strengthened.”

Settling In: A Grass Roots Effort

8,000 Number of Refugees Resettled by

LCFS in the last decade.

BOOST SUPPORTERSMrs. Christine BistlineMrs. Linda BreckenridgeGloria Dei Lutheran Church Huntingdon ValleyMrs. Van B. HangMr. & Mrs. Donald J. HeathMr. & Mrs. Robert W. Keddie, Jr.Ms. Gayle M. KingMs. Anne R. MeibohmMill Spring FoundationMrs. Nhung NaMs. Maureen A. O’RyanPhiladelphia Activities FundPhiladelphia Youth NetworkPublic Health Management CorporationSchool District of PhiladelphiaMr. & Mrs. Robert P. Schuman, Sr.Mr. William R. Snell, Esq.Southeast Regional KeyThe Huston FoundationUnited Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey

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Shayne Brock, an eighth grade student at Bryant Middle School in West Philadelphia, has his friends to thank for enrolling in our Best Out of School Time (BOOST) program.

“Instead of just running the streets and not being good kids, we just decided to join this and have fun,” Shayne says.

Quickly, the 14 year old boy realized the afterschool program is much more than a place to hang out with his friends. BOOST, he says, is inspiring him to set goals and carve out a path to achievement. Shayne is among more than 1,100 youth in elementary, middle and high school enrolled in BOOST’s before-and-after school programs across the city of Philadelphia. Administered by Liberty’s Lutheran Children and Family Service, BOOST incorporates academic enrichment, activities that promote social and emotional growth, as well as a wide array of recreational activities in an adult-supervised, safe environment. This includes homework assistance, a project-based learning curriculum, recreation, arts and crafts, computer lab, field trips and more.

This past year, through grant and community support, the BOOST program built upon its tools and curriculum by obtaining iPads at some sites that did not have computer labs, creating new and innovative educational projects, and adding additional staff members.

Shayne credits the extra guidance he receives from BOOST staff with making a difference in his life. “I would like to go to college. I want to get my education and at one point be a CEO. I’d like to have my own business, maybe my own clothing line,” he says.

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Shayne Brock learning with friends.

LUTHERAN CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES ANDDISASTER RESPONSEAdvent Lutheran Church, West LawnMr. and Mrs. Bruce M. AldingerArndts Lutheran Church, EastonSteve and Jane AuvilMs. Alice G. BaerMr. and Mrs. Paul D. BalasckiMr. and Mrs. Owen M. BastianMr. and Mrs. John F. BeamMr. and Mrs. David W. BerkelMr. and Mrs. Harold M. BlackerThe Reverend and Mrs. Paul D. BradenMr. and Mrs. James H. BrennemanThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John M. BrndjarBrown-Daub, Inc.The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. BuehrleCalvary Lutheran Church LaureldaleCapital Planning Services Corp.Catholic Charities USACedar Lutheran Church, CetroniaChrist Evangelical Church, AllentownChrist Lutheran Church, EastonChrist Lutheran Church, HazletonChrist Lutheran Church, HellertownChrist Lutheran Church, L.SauconChrist Lutheran Church, NianticCiocca SubaruMr. and Mrs. Edward C. CoolMs. Judith P. CullerCURA Hospitality

Grace Connection Corp. Flood RecoveryGrace Lutheran Church, AllentownGrace Lutheran Church, MacungieGrace Lutheran Church, ToptonGute Financial Services, IncThe Reverend and Mrs. Donald W. HaynThe Rev. & Mrs. Harry L. HeffelfingerHeintzelman Funeral HomeThe Reverend and Mrs. James L. HenderschedtHoly Cross Lutheran Church, BethlehemHoly Trinity Lutheran Church, LeesportHoly Trinity Lutheran Church, NorthamptonHoly Trinity Memorial Lutheran Church, CatasauquaHoly Trinity/Salem Pastoral Charge, BethlehemHope Lutheran Church, CherryvilleHope Lutheran Church, TatamyMr. and Mrs. Talbot R. HouckMrs. Elaine B. HunsingerInFaith Community FoundationJacobs Lutheran Church, Pine GroveJerusalem Lutheran Church, E SalisburyJerusalem Lutheran Church, W SalisburyJordan Lutheran Church, OrefieldMr. Kyle D. KappelMr. and Mrs. Arthur S. KeinertMs. Anna E. KishMr. and Mrs. Dale R. KratzerMr. and Mrs. Lee A. KreidlerThe Reverend and Mrs. Clark W. Kuntz IIMr. and Mrs. Gerard M. LatchicLehigh Mission District Christmas Ingathering

The Reverend and Mrs. F. Thomas LichnerLoaves and Fishes Ministries, Inc.Luther Crest Chapel FundLutheran Church of the Holy Spirit, EmmausLutheran Social Services of MinnesotaThe Reverend Bruce D. MacLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Nevin W. MannThe Reverend and Mrs. Wayne A. Matthias-LongMr. and Mrs. Gordon MauleMr. and Mrs. Neil N. McCardleMidas of AllentownMr. and Mrs. Rhynier B. MinnichThe Reverend and Mrs. Joseph MolnarNazareth Pallet Co., Inc.New Jerusalem Lutheran Church, BethlehemMr. and Mrs. Harry NewhardMr. Dale E. NewhartNortheastern Pennsylvania SynodThe Reverend Paulette K. ObrechtOld Zion Lutheran ChurchMs. Beverly A. OliverRev. Dr. Jennifer P. Ollikainen, Director of MininstriesOur Lady Queen of Peace ChurchPeace Tohickon Lutheran Church, PerkasieMs. Jane PearsonPeripheral Systems, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Carl PhelpsMr. Leon PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Ronald P. PlantoneSu

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LUTHERAN CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICEAnonymous GiftsAARP PennsylvaniaAsociacion Puertorriquenos en MarchaMs. Karen BergeyMr. Jason BirdsellMr. Thomas D. BennettMrs. Christine BistlineMr. and Mrs. Christopher P. BonnetMrs. Esther BonnetMr. Glen D. BoyleMr. Paul Boymel and Ms. Gemma DeVinneyMrs. Yvette and Mr. Earle BradfordMr. Gary Bragg & Mrs. Jennifer Bragg, Esq.Ms. Linda BreckenridgeBucks County Children and YouthMr. Patrick M. BurkeCatholic Social Services of the

Archdiocese of PhiladelphiaMr. Michael ChataryMr. and Mrs. Stephen W. ChristianMs. Patty ClineMr. Thomas CuddahyMr. Harold CummingsMrs. Pamela CummingsMs. Linda M. CurtoMr. Peter I. Daniele, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. David B. DaurelleDiakon Lutheran Social MinistriesMs. Lisa DiewaldMs. Sally A. DonovanMr. Luke DoreyMs. Alexis V. DueckerMr. and Mrs. Alan C. EickhoffMs. Susan M. EwingFair Housing Council of Suburban PhiladelphiaMrs. Joan E. FichtnerFidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Dr. Luanne B. and Mr. Barrett FisherMr. and Mrs. Hans-Guenter H. FrankMr. and Mrs. Michael D. GalanteMr. Richard N. GitlenGloria Dei Lutheran Church, Huntingdon ValleyMs. Elaine J. GoffredoMr. and Mrs. Peter GottemollerGrace Lutheran Church WyndmoorMrs. Van B. HangMrs. Helen B. HaunHealthways Silver SneakersMr. and Mrs. Donald J. HeathMr. and Mrs. Edgar HendlerHIAS PennsylvaniaMr. Craig HintonMr. John HobanMr. Gary HobdayMr. and Mrs. Carl W. Holmes, Sr.The Huston FoundationInspiriTec

Mrs. Tammy JabarinMrs. Donna & Mr. Roy JohnsonMrs. Teresa and Mr. Michael KaneMr. and Mrs. James W. KeeMrs. Catharine K. KeimMr. Eric & Mrs. Elizabeth KennelMr. Clint KoltveitMr. and Mrs. Robert KulpLancaster County Community FoundationMr. and Mrs. Donald R. LawrenceLehigh Mission District Christmas IngatheringLehman Church United MethodistLockheed MartinLutheran Immigration and Refugee ServiceMr. and Mrs. Quyen LyMr. Robert C. MasserMs. Terah A. McKnightThe Mill Spring Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. MillerMr. and Mrs. Wayne C. MontgomeryMontgomery County Office of Children and YouthMrs. Elspeth NaramoreNazareth Pallet Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Harry NewhardMr. Kevin NofzigerNortheast Treatment CentersMs. Celia OlearyMs. Beverly A. OliverRev. Dr. Jennifer P. OllikainenMrs. Janet and Mr. Steven PanningPennsylvania Department of HealthPennsylvania Department of Public WelfarePeace Tohickon Lutheran Church, PerkasieThe Pew Charitable TrustsPhiladelphia Activities FundPhiladelphia Corporation for Aging

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, JohnsonvilleRedeemer Lutheran Church, AllentownRedner’s Warehouse MarketsMrs. Nancy J. ReimerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. ReisMr. and Mrs. Randall RentschlerResurrection Lutheran Church, HorshamMr. and Mrs. John W. ReyherThe Rider-Pool FoundationThe Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Dennis S. RitterMrs. Bethann E. Ritter-SnyderMrs. Linda RobbinsMr. and Mrs. Carl RobertsMr. and Mrs. Donald A. RohrbaughRosemont Lutheran Church, BethlehemMr. and Mrs. RothrockMr. and Mrs. Frederick G. RummelDr. Kenneth G. Ryder, JrSalem Lutheran Church, BethlehamSalem St Paul Lutheran Church, KresgevilleThe Reverend David B. SchaefferThe Reverend Deborah K. ScheffeyMr. and Mrs. Carl F. SchmoyerMr. Floyd SchmoyerMrs. Jeanette A. SchumacherMr. and Mrs. Donald V. SeiptMr. and Mrs. Dennis L. SellMs. Marla SellSell-Herron Funeral HomeShepherd of the Hills Lutheran, Whitehall

The Reverend and Mrs. John J. DeisingerMs. Sandra D. DeiterMr. Alex DeLeonMr. and Mrs. Patterson DerrDr. and Mrs. Walter J. DexMr. and Mrs. Eric G. DieterMr. and Mrs. David DimmitMr. and Mrs. Richard L. DotyMrs. Barbara J. EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Alan C. EickhoffEvangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)ELCA Mission Investment FundMr. and Mrs. Donald H. ElsenbaumerEmmanuel Lutheran Church, NuremburgEmmaus Road Lutheran Church, LevittownThe Reverend and Mrs. William W. EnnisThe Reverend William G. Erat and Mrs. Linda EratFaith Evangelical Church, WhitehallFidelity Charitable Gift FundFirst Evangelical Lutheran Church, Clifton NJThe Reverend and Mrs. Fred S. FoersterFriedens Lutheran Church, KemptonFriedens Lutheran Church, OleyMs. Joan A. GibneyThe Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Hartland H. GiffordGood Shepherd Lutheran Church, EastonGood Shepherd Lutheran Church, Gaithersburg

Mr. and Mrs. Bron SheriffMrs. Lena M. SichelMr. David R. SiegfriedMr. and Mrs. Robert A. SimeoneMr. & Mrs. SkellyMr. Kermit S. SnyderSoutheastern Pennsylvania Synod - ELCAThe Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. SpohnSt Andrew Lutheran Church, EastonSt James Lutheran Church, CoopersburgSt James Lutheran Church, GeigertownSt John Lutheran Church, AllentownSt John Lutheran Church, AuburnSt John Lutheran Church, CoplaySt John Lutheran Church, EmmausSt John Lutheran Church, FogelsvilleSt John Lutheran Church, HatboroSt John Lutheran Church, NazarethSt John Lutheran Church, Sinking SpringSt John Lutheran Church, SlatingtonSt John Lutheran Church, StroudsburgSt John Lutheran Church, WhitehallSt John Lutheran Church Wms. Twp., EastonSt Luke’s Lutheran Church, AllentownSt Luke’s Lutheran Church, ShoemakersvilleSt Mark Lutheran Church, BethlehemSt Matthew Lutheran Church, BethlehemSt Matthew Lutheran Church, LehightonSt Michael Lutheran Church of the Nativity, AllentownSt Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, GlensideSt Paul Lutheran Blue Church, CoopersburgSt Paul Lutheran Church, Allentown

St Paul Lutheran Church, AuburnSt Paul Lutheran Church, DallasSt Paul Lutheran Church, EastonSt Paul Lutheran Church, MertztownSt Paul Lutheran Church, OleySt Paul Lutheran Church, TannersvilleSt Paul’s Lutheran Church, TelfordSt Paul Lutheran Church, TrexlertownSt Peter Lutheran Church, AllentownSt Peter Lutheran Church, BethlehemSt Peter’s Lutheran Church, Pen ArgylSt Stephen Lutheran Church, BethlehemSt Timothy Lutheran Church, AllentownSt. John Lutheran Church Social Ministry CommitteeMr. Donald M. StahleyMr. Dennis L. SteffyMr. and Mrs. Walter StevensMr. Arthur D. StonebackThe Reverend and Mrs. Richard H. Stough, Sr.Susquehanna Conference UMCThrivent Central Lehigh ChapterThrivent FinancialThrivent Delaware County Chapter #30997Thrivent L. Northampton Co. ChapterThrivent Lower Bucks County Chapter #31396Thrivent Northwest Berks Co. ChapterThrivent Philadelphia County Chapter #31027Thrivent South Lehigh County ChapterThrivent Upper Bucks Chapter #30990Thrivent Upper Montgomery Chapter #31392The Reverend and Mrs. John W. Tomlinson

Philadelphia Department of Behavioral HealthPhiladelphia Department of Human ServicesPhiladelphia Youth NetworkMr. Nicholas N. Pournader, Ph.D.Prince of Peace Lutheran ChurchPublic Health Management CorporationMr. Hue H. QuachMs. Karen ReadMs. Bethann E. Ritter-SnyderMs. Mary R. RobesonDr. Linda A. Robinson and Mr. Peter J. KrillMr. Donald R. RoesslerDr. and Mrs. Scott T. ScheirerMr. Floyd C. SchmoyerThe School District of PhiladelphiaMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Schuman, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sell Ms. Marla Sell

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. SignoreMrs. Amina SnellMr. William R. Snell, Esq.Mrs. Judith F. SnyderSoutheast Regional KeySoutheastern Pennsylvania Synod - ELCASt John Lutheran Church AmblerSt Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, ArdmoreSt Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, GlensideMs. Rose St. Julien and Mr. Daniel A DubroSt. Paul’s Lutheran Church WomenMrs. J. Patricia Stanley-Lackman and Dr. Thomas LackmanMr. Thomas A. StephensonThomas Jefferson University HospitalThrivent Financial

Mr. and Mrs. William TongTrinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, SteeltonTrinity Lutheran Church WomenTrust of Albert G. Bauer - SEPATurning Points for ChildrenUnion Benevolent AssociationMrs. Vickie L. and Mr. Gijsbert VanderplasMr. David W. VarrelmanW.W. Smith Charitable TrustMs. Gwendolyn R. WebsterMr. John A. WhitnerMr. David L. WilsonWordsworthMs. Elizabeth YoungMr. and Mrs. Paul C. ZiegerMr. Matthew S. ZieroldMr. and Mrs. Richard E. Zimmerman, Jr

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, LansdaleTrinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, QuakertownTrinity Lutheran Church, HecktownTrinity Lutheran Church, LansfordTrinity Lutheran Church, LehightonMr. and Mrs. A. Alexander Trupp, Jr.Union Evangelical Lutheran Church, SchnecksvilleUnited Way of the Greater Lehigh ValleyUnited Way of Wyoming CountyDr. and Mrs. Louis VermillionMr. Charles G. WadeThe Reverend Deborah M. WagnerMr. and Mrs. William L. WeberWeisenberg Lutheran Church, New TripoliThe Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Harold S. WeissThe Rev. & Mrs. William W. WightmanMr. and Mrs. Scot WilliamsMrs. Denise R. WinarchickThe Reverend and Mrs. Richard C. WolfZiegels Lutheran Church, BreinigsvilleZion Lutheran Church Old ZionvilleZion Lutheran Church, TamaquaZion Spies Evangelical Lutheran Church, ReadingZion Stone Church, New RinggoldZion United Lutheran Church, BrodheadsvilleZion Women of the ELCAZions Lutheran Church Perry Twp., Shoemakersville

ELCA Support extends Liberty’s Mission

With support from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) over the past year, the Liberty Lutheran Family has extended its services to hungry children, individuals and families recovering from a disaster, and to older adults who are motivated to remain active.

In January 2014, Lutheran Disaster Response – Eastern PA (LDR-EPA) received a two year grant of $14,000 from the ELCA Disaster Response to pilot a Spiritual Support Partners for Disaster Recovery program. Chaplains, who are trained in disaster preparedness and recovery, will accompany pastors and other faith-based leaders into disaster affected areas and provide coaching and spiritual support. The Spiritual Support Partners project will teach pastors about the stages of disaster recovery, ways to best serve the community, and how to care for themselves while working in these challenging situations. As a recipient of a $3,500 ELCA Domestic Hunger Grant, Lutheran Congregational Services is working with Backpack Pals/Peanut Butter Project of Easton to ensure a greater number of children, who are participating in school lunch and breakfast programs, will have food for long weekends and holiday breaks from school.

Liberty Lutheran’s Wellness Program, “Liberty Lifestyles,” has been supported, in part, through a grant from the Lutheran Services for the Elderly Endowment at the ELCA Foundation. The $60,000 award will help to support wellness initiatives for more than 900 residents in Liberty’s four senior communities.

Village at Penn State resident, Percy Pierce, and many of his neighbors are thinking a lot about their future. Liberty Lutheran is committed to the needs of our residents and to responding to the changing trends in senior living. By listening to our customers and investigating trends, Liberty is transforming all of its senior communities to “households” – a new model of care. “The new Personal Care Household is important to us as we age. We will have the support we need - right here at the Village,” says Percy, who has called The Village “home” since 2004. Since 2012, Liberty Lutheran has been planning for the future of The Village at Penn State. As plans evolved, resident feedback helped revise and shape the plan. As a result, the residents identified a priority for personal care accommodations.

The construction of a new Personal Care Household will accommodate 12 to14 residents. This new approach to senior living is a transformational shift from the institutional medical model of care to one that gives residents greater autonomy and choice. Each household will feature a fully functional kitchen, living room with hearth area and dining room. Plans for The Village will mirror those put into place at newly-renovated Hearth at Drexel, Liberty’s Assisted Living community in Bala Cynwyd and extensive renovations at Artman and Paul’s Run that are currently underway.

The residents are eager for the new construction of the Personal Care Household to begin in the spring of 2015 with an anticipated completion in 10 to 12 months.

A Focus on the Future

Artman250 North Bethlehem PikeAmbler, PA 19002215-643-6333www.artmanhome.org

The Becoming Center250 North Bethlehem PikeAmbler, PA 19002215-283-9999www.becomingcenter.org

The Hearth at Drexel238 Belmont AvenueBala Cynwyd, PA 19004610-664-5967www.TheHearthAtDrexel.org

Liberty at Home7002 Butler PikeAmbler, PA 19002844-651-5111www.libertyathome.org

Lutheran Children and Family Service5401 Rising Sun AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19120215-456-5700www.lcfsinpa.org

Lutheran Congregational Services1923 Hanover AvenueAllentown, PA 18109610-770-9205www.lutherancongregationalservices.org

Paul’s Run9896 Bustleton AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19115215-934-3000www.paulsrun.org

The Village at Penn State260 Lion’s Hill RoadState College, PA 168031-800-238-3173 or 814-238-1949www.villageatpennstate.org

7002 Butler Pike • Ambler, PA 19002 (267) 464-7700 • Fax: (267) 464-7729 www.libertylutheran.org

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