ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA)

WE ENVISION A WORLD FED AND LED BY GOD

"“FED AND LED BY GOD, WE LIVE AS A NEIGHBOR IN THE

WEST CENTRAL COMMUNITY, THE CITY OF FORT WAYNE,

AND ALL THE WORLD.”

729 W WASHINGTON BLVD. FORT WAYNE, IN 46802

PHONE 260.426.5751 FAX 260.420.9158

WEB SITE: WWW.STJOHNLUTH.COM OFFICE EMAIL: SJLUTH@STJOHNLUTH.COM

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE

CHURCH OFFICE NEWS

From the Pastor’s Desk Page 3

Prayer Concerns Page 4

Examination of Conscience/Holy Humor Sunday/Why Holy Humor Sunday? Page 5

What is a Tenebrae Service?/Lenten Suppers and Worship/See the Last Supper

Come Alive

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Holy Week Schedule Page 6

Art of Neighboring Reunion/Congregational Lenten Journey Continues Page 9

Caught on Camera Around Church Pages 10-13

Stations of the Cross at St John on Good Friday Page 13

Opportunity Building Progress Pages 16-17

M & M’s in the Narthex?/ Lenten Coin Folders Page 18

Youth Lead Worship April 28 Page 19

Our Newsletter is Available/Are You Receiving the Newsletter?/Thinking of Joining

St John's Community of Beloved Disciples?/ Going Green for Earth Day

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April Baptism & Wedding Anniversaries Page 24

CONGREGATION

General Fund Summary Page 8

Parish Nurse News Page 19

Summary of the Congregation Council Meeting Page 21

MISCELLANEOUS

Looking for an Easter Vigil or Sunrise Service? Page 8

IN-KY WELCA NE Cluster Spring Gathering Page 14

Family Fun Night Page 15

WELCA Women’s Retreat Postponed/LLV Auxiliary News/Shine! Shine! Shine! Page 19

Garage Sale News Page 22

Joy Comes in the Morning Page 23

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IT’S FRIDAY – BUT SUNDAY’S COMING! This is the refrain from a famous Tony Campolo sermon, where Tony first empha-sizes the dark days of the cross for Jesus, not to mention our own dark days of seem-ing defeat and despair, followed by the great ‘BUT’ of the fact of Easter’s nearness (“Sunday’s Coming!”). This of course is also an appropriate phrase to lift up at this time, as most of us will likely be reading this newsletter article a couple weeks be-fore Holy Week, where our Lenten journey with Jesus is about to reach its dramatic end, first on the cross in shame and agony outside the city’s gate, BUT THEN in tri-umphant resurrection glory outside the tomb of death that could not hold our Lord. So let us walk with Jesus, even as he walks with us, through the Valley of the Shad-ow of Death and back again, to the Land of the Living. For he will indeed carry us when we cannot carry ourselves. He will restore life to our lifeless limbs, hope to our hurting hearts, and joy to our jangled joints.

Now the green blade rises from the buried grain,

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Love lives again, that with the dead has been:

Love is come again, like wheat arising green.

--John M.C. Crum (1872-1958) I hope to see you Palm/Passion Sunday, April 14, as well as Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. See details elsewhere in this newsletter. And . . . in anticipation of that Great Easter Sunday April 21st that bookends Holy Week . . . Christ IS Risen! He Is Risen, Indeed! Pastor Paul

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PRAYER CONCERNS

We invite you to share your prayer concerns by calling the church office, 426.5751, or by filling out a

green Prayer Request Card (found in the pew-card holder) and giving it to an usher, placing it in the

offering plate or by placing it on the desk in the church office. Please indicate what you would like listed

for prayers if you would like it to be listed. If you or a family member goes into the hospital, please call

the church office so we are made aware of it as the privacy laws for hospitals do not always allow them to

notify us thanks.

Barb Braun (health)

The Family of Dick Brown

The Cobb-Johnson Family

Mike Crawford (healing)

Julie Herman (health)

The Family of Marty Hoppel (brother-in-law

of Marsha Doty)

David Johnson (healing)

Nicole Johnson Anita McConn (healing)

Ruth Miers (health)

Rev. John Pannkuk (hospice)

Amera Platt (health)

Karen Pressler (health)

Sharon Ralstin (breast cancer)

Phillip & Marlys Strait (strength & guid-

ance)

Christine Scheiber Laura Stegall (health)

Martha Trahin (health/Mick’s mother)

CONTINUING CONCERNS: Sarah Braun Clarence Bush (health/Vickie Brown’s fa-

ther)

David Drake Jeremy Gray Darold Heare Esther Helmke

The Journey Alma Kable (health)

Gene Knoch (healing/strength to serve)

Dori Knoch (strength to cope)

Danielle Koppelmann (health/

Brandon’s wife) Mel Lawler (health)

Rose Ellen Marquart Abigail Offhaus (healing)

Ruth Sible (health)

Richard Trautman (health)

THOSE SERVING IN THE MILITARY: Aaron (relative of the Cobb/Johnson fami-

ly)

Anthony Cutino (Fort Benning, GA/nephew

of Fran Gull)

Vince Cutino (Ft. Stewart, GA/nephew of

Fran Gull) Cody Gull (Army/Fort Benning, GA)

Lucas Kirkwood (Hawaii/Mike & Sherry

Mommer’s grandson)

Matt McGahey (Fort Collins, CO) David Offhaus (New Windsor, NY/nephew

of Pastor Paul)

Warren Rockett, (McConnell AFB, Wichita,

KS/nephew of Fran Gull)

Jonathon Strait (nephew of Linda McGahey/

Fort Huachuca, AZ)

Carter Vanworth USAF-Washington DC/

Julia Rieck’s nephew)

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EXAMINATION OF

CONSCIENCE Lent is the time of year when God calls us to prepare our hearts and to purify our souls

so that we are more grateful for our Lord’s death on the cross and more ready to receive the Lord Jesus in his glorious coming at Easter. There’s no time to delay. The Bible says, “Behold, now �������������������� ��������������������������

salvation” (2 Cor. 6:2). During this Lenten season, every day we are in-vited to make a good examination of conscience by asking ourselves some or all of these ques-tions:

• Is there something I can do to get closer to God?

• Is there something I can do to know God better and to love God more?

• Is there some way I can increase my desire for prayer?

• Is there some way I can rekindle that fire of divine love that might have gone out in my life?

• Is there some way I can rid myself of the spiritual mediocrity, the spiritual indiffer-ence that I find myself in so much of the time?

• Is there something I can give up?

• Is there something in my life right now that is not pleasing to Almighty God?

• Is there some sin that I am holding on to?

• Is there some habitual sin that is separating my heart from God’s loving grace?

• Is there something I need to confess?

• Am I crucifying our Lord all over again by persistently continuing in certain sins?

After each such examination of conscience, here is a prayer you may choose to pray: Lord, let there be less of me and more of you.

Let me say no to my will and yes to yours. God,

give me the grace to love you more today than

yesterday and more tomorrow than today.

Amen.

HOLY HUMOR SUNDAY

ACCOMPANIES YOUTH WORSHIP

AT ST. JOHN APRIL 28! St. John will be bringing a bit of “Holy Humor Sunday” to both services on Sunday, April 28th—our second year in a row. If you have any jokes or other suggestions to bring humor to our worship that morning that you’d like to submit, send them to Jamie in the office (sjluth@stjohnluth.com). And by all means, plan now on attending! Let the “days of joy and laughter” abound!

WHY HOLY HUMOR SUNDAY? Rev. Tom Harder, co-pastor at Lorraine Av-enue Mennonite Church, said most members accept the theological justification for holding the church’s fifth annual Holy Humor Sunday service. “God delights in our laughter and receives it as an act of worship,” Harder said. “The service continues the Easter story. We’re celebrating the greatest practical joke of all time: God over-turned death.” Rev. Lois Harder, the church’s co-pastor, said, “The idea of it is that God, in fact, had the last laugh over death.”

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WHAT IS A TENEBRAE SERVICE? The service of Tenebrae, meaning “darkness” or “shadows,” has been practiced by the church since medieval times. Once a service for the monastic community, Tenebrae later became an important part of the worship of the com-mon folk during Holy Week. We join Chris-tians of many generations throughout the world in using the liturgy of Tenebrae. Tenebrae is a prolonged meditation on Christ’s suffering. Readings trace the story of Christ’s passion, music portrays his pathos, and the power of silence and darkness suggests the dra-ma of this momentous day. As lights are extin-guished, we ponder the depth of Christ’s suf-���������������� ����������������������������

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the return of the small but persistent flame of the Christ candle at the conclusion of the ser-vice, we anticipate the joy of ultimate victory.

LENTEN SUPPERS AND WORSHIP St. John has resumed the Lenten tradition of gathering together for a light supper followed by worship. All suppers run 5:15 to 6:15 p.m., while worship starts at 6:20 p.m. This year different teams/groups of people around St. John will be helping with the preparation, serv-ing and clean up of the meal. In addition to bringing our teams closer together through ser-vice, this has the added benefit of giving our regular Sharing the Joy servants a bit of a break during Lent. Here is the remaining schedule (with thanks to all who are helping!): 4/3 - Sharing the Joy - lasagna and garlic bread 4/10 - Council - taco bar

SEE THE LAST SUPPER COME

ALIVE This powerful presentation lasts just over an hour, with each disciple giving a soliloquy of his life with Jesus, leading up to the moment at the Passover Supper when Jesus tells them, “One of you will betray me.” Hymns will be sung between every two soliloquies. This dra-ma is a thought provoking look at what might have been going through the minds of each of the men who were the closest disciples of Je-sus. The intent of the presentation is to chal-lenge everyone in the audience to examine their own relationship with our Lord Jesus. As each of the disciples ponder, “Is it I?” we pray that you also consider those thoughts. Here are three dates and locations if you are interested in experiencing it: Sun. March 31, 7pm at Emmanuel Assembly ,

5112 Moeller Rd, Fort Wayne, 46806

Sun. April 7, 7pm at Pathways Christian Church in Harlan, IN

Sun. April 14, 7pm at South Pleasant United

Methodist Church, North Manchester

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Palm Sunday: April 14—Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. All services will include a Blessing of the Palms and the reading of the Passion of Jesus from Luke’s Gospel. The 9:00 a.m. service will begin with all who are able gathering first in the gym before processing to the Sanctuary. NO Wednesday worship during Holy Week. Maundy Thursday: April 18, 7:00 p.m.—This service will include foot washing and Holy Commun-ion. It will conclude with the stripping of the altar in preparation for Good Friday. Good Friday: April 19—Friday

• 12:00 p.m. –from 12:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m., St. John will welcome folk to meditate upon The Stations of the Cross, set up throughout the narthex and worship space. See elsewhere for more details on this moving opportunity for prayer and reflection upon the death of Jesus.

• 7:00 p.m. – Tenebrae, Service of Shadows – (see elsewhere for a more detailed description) Our evening worship will remember Jesus’ death on the cross, for us and for our salvation, in both word and deed. The removal, and then return, of the Paschal (i.e., Christ) Candle, sym-bolizing the death of Jesus and his placement in the tomb and the reassurance that death does not have the final word, will conclude the service.

Easter Sunday: April 21—

• Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. (Classic) with a brass quintet

• 10:30 a.m. – Easter Egg Hunt for children up to elementary school age, sponsored by the mid-dle and high school youth!

• 11:00 a.m. (Modern) Each service will celebrate the resurrection of our Lord in its own unique way!

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LOOKING FOR AN EASTER VIGIL

OR SUNRISE SERVICE? Trinity English Lutheran, our ELCA neighbors downtown on Wayne Street, are offering an Easter Vigil Service, with Baptism and Holy Communion, at 7:00 p.m. (call 426-3424 for more info). First Presbyterian, also closer downtown on Wayne St., is offering an Easter Sunrise Service at 7:30 a.m. (call 426-7421 for more info).

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ART OF NEIGHBORING REUNION If you participated in a small group study of “The Art of Neighboring” book by Jay Pathak and Dave Runyon, you are invited to join your fellow participants for an “Art of Neighboring” reunion on Saturday, April 13, 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. in room 105 at the church. We will share a light lunch of pizza and salad while we reminisce, reflect and reconsider what God may be calling us to in the next chapter of neighboring well with those God has placed near us. Please RSVP by Monday, April 8 to pastorpaul@stjohnluth.com or by calling the church office (426-5751), for planning pur-poses. Thanks!

CONGREGATIONAL LENTEN JOURNEY CONTINUES– THE GOSPEL OF LUKE For most of March, since Lent began March 6th, much of the congregation has been reading through the Gospel of Luke together—either individually or as part of a small group. Others have taken up the invitation to come to Wednesday worship—and possibly the meal beforehand. Still others are supplementing their Bible reading with a devotional book written by Bible scholar, pas-tor and author Tom Wright called Lent for Everyone. Here’s a breakdown of how many have signed up for each of these challenges:

• 60 reading the Gospel of Luke

• 50 also reading the NT Wright book

• 35 participating in four small groups

• 23 attending worship

Thanks to all who have signed up and are participating in our 2019 Lenten Challenge! May God bless our reading of the Gospel of Luke!

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EASTER EGG HUNG Easter Sunday

10:30 a.m. at St. John (between services) Thank you to our youth for helping with this event for our younger friends

Come join us!

Look who stopped by the office last month! St. John’s very own Tom Schoennherr! A sight for sore eyes, indeed! Tom also cel-ebrated a birthday last month. Happy Birthday, Tom! It was great to see you!

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Pastor Paul was fortunate to be able to participate in the “Preachers in Sneakers” halftime event at the Mad Ants basketball game Friday, March 8th. He was even MORE fortunate not to get injured! Although he DID fall down once trying to defend the oncoming player! Live generously, indeed.

St. John held what may well have been Fort Wayne’s FIRST EVER Fix It Fair on March 23rd. We had about 50 people walk through our doors and wound up fixing / sewing / sharpening all SORTS of things. Thanks to all who helped make this event possible—especially Dennis Robinson, the overall champion of the event. Well done, all!

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STATIONS OF THE CROSS AT ST JOHN ON GOOD FRIDAY On Good Friday, April 19th, you will have the opportunity to reflect more deeply upon the passion and death of Jesus through the Stations of the Cross, set up throughout the sanctuary and narthex. Countless Jesus followers throughout the centuries have found this to be an intense and emotional experience. St. John’s experience will be available from noon to 3:00, the time during which the Bible tells us Jesus hung on the cross, “for us and for our salvation,” as we confess in the Nicene Creed. Each station will have an image, a symbol and several devotions you may read, all intended to aid your meditation upon the death of Jesus that we dare call “Good.” The devotions will primarily come from Skye Jethani, a pastor and executive editor of Leadership Journal.

ELCA Regional Gift Planner Chris Burnette came to St. John on Sun-day, March 24th to present on es-tate planning and planned giving. If you’d like to learn more, includ-ing how you might include St. John and M&M’s Opportunity Fund in your giving, you may con-tact Chris directly at (513) 509-8332 or Chris.Burnette@elca.org.

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M & M’S IN THE NARTHEX?

That’s right, we now – and for the foreseeable future – have an M&M candy dispenser set up in the narthex, thanks to the generosity of one of our members. It’s there to remind us of M&M’s Opportunity Fund and our challenge – issued by our own M&M’s, Martha and Mike – to make extra, early principal payments on our loan in order to reduce our interest pay-ments and free up more money for M&M: Ministry and Mission. A quarter gets you a handful. In addition to a tasty snack, all profits go toward the Fund. It’s a win-win!

LENTEN COIN FOLDERS If you have been collecting coins in those Lenten Coin Folders that were out at the Wel-come Center, thank you! During Holy Week and on into Easter, you may put them in the offering plate. All proceeds go to Well-spring's Food Bank. So on behalf of these folk . . . thank you!

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WELCA WOMEN’S RETREAT

POSTPONED We unfortunately have had to postpone our April WELCA Women’s Retreat. Keep watch-ing for updates!! Thanks and sorry for any in-conveniences this may cause!

LLV AUXILIARY NEWS The Spring Fling Card Party is Thursday, April 11, at 1:30 pm. There is no advance ticket sale this year. Cost is $5. and payable when you get there or see me as I have a few also. I know some of you have attended before and had a good time. Our April meeting is on Wednesday, April 3rd also at 1:30 pm. Visitors are welcome and new members are needed. This is the last regular meeting for this year. May is a Praise and Cele-bration time. BBE Garage Sale is May 2, 3,and 4th, again at the old roller dome on Bluffton Rd. Donations are welcome and shoppers are needed. Any questions or comments call Martha @432 -4919.

PARISH NURSE NEWS

STRESS A stress reducer is a 10 to 30 minute brisk walk!

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YOUTH LEAD WORSHIP

APRIL 28 The youth are leading worship on Sunday, April 28 - the Sunday after Easter - at both service times, 9 & 11. Come support our youth!

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OUR NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE

ONLINE, VIA EMAIL, AND AT

CHURCH

For several years now, St. John’s entire news-letter has been posted as a PDF file on our website (www.stjohnluth.com). We also now send this PDF file to those who are signed up on our Google groups email list, or who specif-ically requested it. In addition, hard copies are available at church at the Welcome Center and in the office no later than the first Sunday of each month. (We still mail copies to our homebound members and a small number of folk who have requested it.) The face behind all of these offerings is that of our newsletter editor (and church secretary), Jamie Robbins. Thanks, Jamie!

ARE YOU RECEIVING THIS

NEWSLETTER VIA EMAIL?

If you have an email address and you are not yet receiving the newsletter in this fashion, please email (sjluth@stjohnluth.com) or call Jamie in the office (426-5751) ASAP, so we can add your email to our group. Thank you!

THINKING OF JOINING

ST. JOHN’S COMMUNITY

OF BELOVED DISCIPLES? St. John’s next New Member Orientation will be held April 29 and May 6, two successive Mondays, from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. each evening. This is intended for anyone who wants to grow in their understanding and practice of the Chris-tian faith in general (non-member or member), and as a follower of Jesus at and around St. John in particular. Those non-members attending the orientation will be invited to join St. John on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 12th at the 11:00 a.m. wor-ship, following a brief introduction and wel-come with congregational leaders at 10:25 a.m. in Room 103. If you’re interested in attending this orientation, please register your interest with Jamie Robbins in the church office (426-5751).

GOING GREEN FOR EARTH DAY In honor of Earth Day on Monday, April 22, on the following Sunday, April 28th, St. John will be reducing its 9:00 a.m. bulletin paper produc-tion by 50% or more and eliminating the bulle-tin from the 11:00 a.m. service (we’re encour-aging folk to use the screens). We also remind you that every Sunday there is a recycling bin at the main exit for anyone who would like to re-cycle their bulletin and/or Weekly. At the same time, we realize this is no more than a drop in the bucket of whole earth/life stewardship. So . . . what else might YOU do as one of God’s stewards? May God bless these and all efforts we un-dertake to be good stewards of God’s creation!

GOOD SAMARITAN FUND

RUNNING LOW

As the above announcement states, our means of helping folk with food vouchers, bus passes and other assistance is running low. If funds run out, we will now longer be able to offer further assistance to those who need it. Please consider a direct gift to the Fund itself. For questions about how we steward the Fund, or to see a copy of our Good Samaritan Fund Policy, contact either Tony or Pastor Paul di-rectly or through the office (426-5751). Thanks!

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SUMMARY OF THE CONGREGATION COUNCIL MEETING MARCH 21

Meeting was called to order at 7:04 p.m. by Chair Mike Mommer. Present were: Mike Mommer, Cindy Witters, Deb Kelsay-Charland, Chris Walda, Diane Gebfert, John Platt, Pete Newcomb, Pastor Paul Offhaus, Susan Manier and Sam Starrick. Absent was Charity Wolff.

Guests in attendance: Christopher Burnette, ELCA Foundation Regional Gift Planner, and DoJits: Will Butler, Lily Hagen and Hannah Offhaus.

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no tax liability.

Prayer led by Sam Starrick and DoJits Hannah Offhaus and Lily Hagen.

Secretary's report: Minutes of the February 21 meeting accepted.

SAFE Support Team: The school has asked about repairing a roof leak and air conditioning in the library.

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Property Committee report: Members reviewed the notes from the committee's March 18 meeting. Treasurer's report: Tabled to next month.

CARE Report: Tony recommends terminating the Tuition Scholarship Program (TSP) for elementary students. All students eligible at that time of the school closure are now beyond elementary school age, and we don’t have anyone now eligible. This does not affect the program for Concordia High School students pursuant to our membership in the CLHS Association. Tony’s report, which includ-ed a copy of the TSP at the end, was submitted to the Dropbox folder Thursday morning, but for some reason was not viewable until Friday morning.

Capital Campaign: Pastor reviewed the timeline of events, which is available to view in the Dropbox folder

Opportunity Building lease: The management team is in the process of meeting with Bruce Robinson to get the coffee café lease finalized.

Good & Welfare: Members were encouraged to attend the March 23 Fix It Fair. City Wide Clean Up Day in May –will put on the agenda for April. Members made plans for the April 10 Lenten meal to be organized by the Council.

Members closed with the Lord's Prayer. Meeting adjourned at 8:43 p.m.

Minutes taken by Cindy Witters, Secretary.

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Garage Sale!

Garage Sale!

Garage Sale! It’s that time of year again! Our annual Three Rivers Garage Sale is fast approaching! Saturday drop off days begin June 8th. Dates & times of the sale are: Friday July 12th & 19th 6 PM — 9 PM Saturday July 13th & 20th 8 AM — 5 PM Sunday July 14th 12 PM — 5 PM This is a big job with big rewards for the ministries of our church! Consider donating a few (or more than a few!) hours to help sort, price, & stage items before it starts. We also need folks to take money, walk the floor, and clean up each day. While you’re doing your spring cleaning set aside your extra shopping bags and newspapers for us!

ADDITIONAL HELP NEEDED THIS YEAR Set up day for the sale is coming soon. This involves setting up tables, shelves, bookcases, clothes racks, etc. If you can lend any time to help, that would be great! If we can get 10 or so people to help it shouldn’t take more than a couple of hours. More details coming soon! I’m also looking for someone to be in charge of the tools/sporting goods/garden room. I have a list of volunteers that have helped out in the past and I’ll help you in whatever way you need to make it happen. Let me know!

HANGERS! HANGERS! HANGERS! If you are donating clothes that are already on hangers, please bring them on the hangers! We’ll have boxes of hangers available (plastic tube hanger and wire hangers) for you to replace the hangers you bring us. Please take the hangers that match what you brought, i.e. take wire hangers if you brought wire hangers, plastic tube hangers if you brought plastic tube hangers, etc. This is going to save our clothing people a TON of time hanging up clothing and should save you time by not having to take them off the hangers. If you don’t need the hangers, you don’t have to take replacements. We can always use extra hangers! Clothes not on hanger can still be donated!

Keep your eye on the weekly and monthly newsletters or call or e-mail Jay Heare (260.249.8229 / jay.heare@stjohnluth.com) for more information.

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APRIL BAPTISM

ANNIVERSARIES 03: Evelyn Paul 06: Thomas Kierspe 08: Abigail Offhaus 10: Michael McLaughlin 12: Barbara Braun, Ronald Stabler, Martha

Rasor 14: Ruth Sible, Danielle Cashman 15: Tom Schoenherr, Jordan Evans, Deoja-

nique Gray, Darold Heare 17: Thomas Haslup, Tina Thompson 18: Jack Davis 19: Rose Ellen Marquart, Nancy Hen-

ninger, Richard Braun Jr. 23: Jane Gresham 25: Helen Merz 26: Andrew Burris 27: Kenneth Wyrick

CHURCH DIRECTORY CHANGES

Please make the following changes in your own personal Church Directories:

ADDRESS/PHONE ADDITIONS/UPDATES/CORRECTIONS:

I’M WORKING ON A NEW PHONE DIRECTORY AND NEED ANY NEW INFORMATION SENT TO

ME TO INCLUDE. LET ME ALSO KNOW IF YOU DO NOT WANT YOUR EMAIL INCLUDED!

THANKS!

MILESTONES Death: Richard Brown - 3/10/19

APRIL WEDDING

ANNIVERSARIES 03: Michael & Debra Waybright - 26 16: John & Windy Johnson - 03 22: Michael & Lisa Burris - 30

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