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September 2016

Trinity TopicsH O L Y T R I N I T Y L U T H E R A N C H U R C H

www.sancarloshtlc.org

Interim Pastor’s Message

Welcome to fall and the new program year at Holy Trinity!

I began as your interim pastor at the end of September last year, and your call committee hopes to recommend a new pastor by the end of this year. In between,

this congregation has shown me what it looks like to remain focused on being church in a time of transition.

Your church council heard at the August meeting that giving has remained steady since Pr. Christian left; the deficit you are experiencing has to do with increased health insurance costs. And while attendance has been low during the summer (which is typical), it is expected to closely match last year’s level now that school has started. See FAQ on page 3 for the figures.

As we kick off the new program year, let’s celebrate HTLC’s faithful service! May you be buoyed by the forward motion:

• Three volunteers have been trained for a new lay Eucharist/ visitation ministry to bring Holy Communion to homebound members starting this fall.

• You helped three local families get into permanent housing by offering the parsonage as transitional housing, with the help of Home & Hope. In addition, HTLC will help upgrade the Home & Hope facility with a Thrivent Action Team as part of “Gods Work, Our Hands” on Sept. 10. And there’s more: Home & Hope families will be hosted here at Holy Trinity again for a week beginning Sept. 11. (More info on page 4.)

• Volunteers have begun teaching Sunday school, and confirmation will begin soon with the help of volunteers and mentors.

• The Worship & Music team found a gifted substitute organist who served for several months, and now are looking for another to serve until early next year.

• Max and Hannah joined the ranks of acolytes.

• Two new members joined HTLC.

• The parking lot entrance sign will be dedicated Sept. 18.

• More chances for folks to connect beyond Sunday mornings are being offered.

• You all approved a welcome statement, and more thought is being given to tangible ways to live out that statement.

• And particularly notable to the transitional time: your call committee gathered input from all of you, wrote a focused Ministry Site Profile, and is just finishing the first round of pastoral candidate interviews. This group has done and continues to do an outstanding job on your behalf!

Through it all, worship assistants, talented musicians, altar guild, greeters, ushers, sound techs, coffee hosts, counters, teachers and building and grounds folks (including so many of you helped get the parsonage ready for the new pastor) have served faithfully. Service to the broader community through “GWOH,” Home & Hope and your long-standing food/clothing drives have continued strong through the efforts of your social justice team and the entire congregation.

So as we enter the new program year – one your new pastor will join in progress! – may we thank God for the blessings HTLC has received and given. And may the Holy Spirit continue to bless, challenge, inspire and gift Holy Trinity to make the love of Christ visible on the Peninsula and beyond.

Pr. Lori Eickmann

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Saturday, September 10

“God's work. Our hands."

This day of service will be held Saturday, this year, jointly with Messiah Lutheran

Church. There are many chances to volunteer!

In Beilstein Hall at HTLC:

• Assemble Personal Care Kits for Lutheran World Relief at HTLC 10 am-noon. All ages welcome! For donation item details see http://lwr.org 

• Write letters to soldiers, at HTLC 10 am -12 noon.

• Prepare Beilstein Hall and kitchen to host Home & Hope families - organize bedding, supplies, food, 10 am-noon.

• Revitalize the Home & Hope Burlingame facility as part of a Thrivent Action Team!

Offsite:

• Sing and visit an elder home.  Meet at HTLC at 10am, brief practice, then drive to home and return

by noon.

There is a BBQ lunch at noon in Beilstein Hall, following the completion of service projects.

In observance of Labor Day, the

office is closed Monday, September 5th.

Parking Lot Sign Dedication

Join the congregation

after service September 18 for a dedication of the new parking lot

sign. Three men, over the last four decades,

have devoted countless time and energy in keeping the

church facilities in good repair. All three, in their

passing, named the Holy Trinity Building Fund in their estate or memorials. A portion of the sign and landscape funding came from

those funds.

Grateful appreciation goes to:Bob Carlson, Larry Pogreba & Ray Trine

HTLC Dinner Groups are back!

Please add your name to the sign-up sheet on the bulletin board. Let us know if

you are coming to the potluck on Sunday, September 18, 5:30 pm in Beilstein Hall, or if you want to participate but can't attend

the potluck. Either way, we are happy to have you join us.

For questions, call Barbara Richards at 650-255-5218.

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August Council Meeting

• Pastor Lori highlighted:

o Heather Paisar is leaving as interim organist as of Sept. 4;o Seeking volunteers for Reformation 500 planning team;o Congratulations to new Lay Eucharist/Visitation Ministry Team: Pamela Bohlmann, Gaby Knauth & Barbara

Padilla;o Hannah Meier and Max Reimann are now acolytes/crucifers;o Monica will post pages of the new directory so everyone can note their correct info

• Treasurer’s Report: o Through June, receipts are $23,213 below yearly budget. o Loan payment of $3,164 paid from ministry Appeal in X-Accounts. Actual loan balance as of July 21 is

$156,743.o As per Auditor's recommendation the total balance of combined Holy Trinity funds as of July 21 is

$270,014.25. • Call committee reported that they are in round one of interviews and asked that they and the candidates be

kept in prayer.• Reports also received on: Parsonage Work Day completed projects; September 10 God’s Work Our Hands

activities; Home & Hope facility renovation project by Holy Trinity; draft parsonage use policy; Peninsula Multi-faith Coalition meeting for possible new service project; distribution of Welcome Statement; process for filling organist position.

• Approvals:o Spring Forth benevolence distribution for Home & Hope renovation project;o Funding for new Sunday School TV and DVD player

Frequently Asked Questions

Is giving down significantly since Pastor Christian left?

The Council received a comparison of giving history January – July over a multi-year period. The

comparison showed that:• between Pr. Kim and Pr. Dan there was a 5% decline in giving; • between Pr. Dan and Pr. Christian a 6% decline; • between Pr. Christian and present (July 31) a 1% decline.

This indicates that giving is at about the same level as last year, but the 2016 budget is greater and

increased health insurance cost is creating the current budget deficit.

Is attendance down significantly since Pastor. Christian left?

Records indicate the average attendance in 2015 was 66 and 2016 to date the average is 57. It is anticipated that attendance will increase now that school has resumed and raise the average to

the low 60’s.

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Not registered with eScrip? Go to www.escrip.com to sign up or for more information. Contact Mary Webb for assistance in signing up or updating your account.

Call Committee News

The Call Committee has entered an exciting next phase of the call process when we begin screening candidates. We met with a representative of the Bishop’s office on July 24 to receive a list of candidates. The remainder of the summer will be spent screening candidates to establish which ones may fit best with God’s mission for Holy Trinity. In respect for the candidates’ privacy, please be aware that the Call Committee cannot share information regarding candidates or their status.

The Call Committee has estimated an approximate timeline for the call process in 2016:• January: six small group meetings held with congregation to clarify core values• February: Pastor Lori conducted HTLC timeline exercise to understand our heritage • March: on-line survey with congregation to prioritize gifts for ministry• March 15: joint Call Committee/Council review of draft Ministry Site Profile (MSP)• April: reviewed draft Ministry Site Profile with Bishop’s office• May: Council approved MSP and Call Committee submitted completed MSP to ELCA• July: Bishop’s office screens candidates and provides candidate names to Call Committee• August: Call Committee screens candidates by Skype• September: Second round of interviews on-site.

Please keep the Call Committee in your prayers as we work through the process of calling a new pastor.

-- Call Committee members: Greg Bohlmann, Bobby Rodgers, Mary Webb, Anna Friedman, Gaby Knauth, Lisa Antonino, Doug Southard, and Barbara Padilla

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Book Club Brunch Sunday, September 18th @ 1:00 pm

@ the home of Pamela Bohlmann

Make sure to RSVP/Sign up in the Breezeway!

Join us as we discuss this harrowing and heartbreaking story of life, love, and effects of trauma and oppression on a rural segregated southern community. The language and

potent imagery that grabbed Oprah is a welcome counterpoint to the brutality of the events depicted in the novel. Ruby isn't an easy read – but its message and its artistry

make it a compelling and vital one. There is still time to pickup a copy. It is a fast read. Here are just a few of the questions we will discuss: How did Ruby’s story change the way you view the world? What does the novel show us about the nature of trauma and the

power of compassion? Celia copes with tragedy by putting her world in strict order, from her family life to her church life. But Ruby becomes lost to disorder. What accounts for their different approaches to emotional pain?

What role does Christianity play in Liberty? Does faith enhance or hinder Celia and her congregation in their attempts to heal Ruby? What does Ephram’s baptism mean to him? Contact Pamela for more information.

Let’s Go Ride a Bike

Sunday, September 25th from 12 noon to 3pm

On Sundays, Cañada Road is closed between the Filoli Estate

entrance and Highway 92 allowing for non-motorized

activities including jogging, bicycling, hiking, roller-skating, and

walking (Strollers are welcome). Pack your bike, trike, rickshaw

or recumbent and join in an afternoon roll. We will meet/park

at the Canada Rd/Highway 92 entrance at 12:00.

Make sure to sign-up in the breezeway!

Women Walking with Jesus on Friday MorningsJoin us for a weekly easy morning hike and conversation. We will be walking on Friday mornings (as our schedule and weather allows) at various parks and outdoor locations along the Peninsula. Walks will

generally be about 1 hour long. Come once or come every time. No long term commitment required. Walk dates and locations will be

announced in the weekly eNews, Coming Up at HTLC. Just RSVP by text or phone, to the walk leader and then put on your walking shoes and show up.

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Ongoing Home & Hope PartnershipFor many years Holy Trinity has partnered with Home & Hope to provide one week of housing for families in Beilstein Hall, provide dinner nightly, and get to know the families. The week of September 11 we will have families at Holy Trinity in Beilstein Hall. How can you help?

• Sign up with John Schornstein to: prepare dinner one evening; spend the night as host; spend an evening with families (help with homework, play games, sing songs, etc.); assist Sept 18 to remove tents and put supplies away.

• Sign up with Barbara Padilla to assist during “God’s work, Our hands” day on Saturday, September 10 by: organizing bedding and supplies; installing new batteries in smoke alarms; shopping for supplies / set up kitchen with food/supplies; sign up to launder linens September 18.

Revitalize Home & Hope’s Burlingame Facility - Be part of a Thrivent Action Team

As part of “God’s work, Our hands” day on Sept 10, HTLC will host a Thrivent Action Team to go to the Burlingame facility to help refresh the rooms. Sign up with Bob Beuthel to: install baseboard molding; install new cabinet locks; steam clean floors; assemble IKEA type furniture; move old furniture to the Habitat Restore; other misc. tasks.

The first 15 to sign up will receive a Thrivent Action Team t-shirt!

How can I make a difference?

Holy Trinity has supported Home & Hope by hosting families for a week each year in Beilstein Hall. The Home & Hope families stay in area churches

in the evenings, then have the opportunity to be at the Home & Hope Burlingame facility during the day where they can do laundry, shower, use the computer or just relax. In 2015/16 we extended our partnership by

having three families live in the parsonage as they transitioned from Home & Hope assistance to their independent housing. Now HTLC is embarking on

a new community outreach service to support this partnership. Council has allocated up to $7,000 from the Spring Forth benevolence fund to assist renovating the Burlingame facility. With generous donations of time, talent and resources significant work will

transform the facility into a more pleasant “home” for the families: Rossi Painting will repaint (reducing cost by 40%); Leah Bauer, Sr. Interior Designer for HDR, will reconfigure Home & Hope space better to meet program’s

needs; Webb Builders will donate services to remodel/upgrade the two bathrooms.

How can you participate and make a difference? Sign up in the

breezeway to participate in “God’s work, Our hand’s.” on September 10th and/or for activities the week of September 11.

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M A K I N G A D I F F E R E N C E

American Cancer Society Relay for Life Thanks to everyone who supported Team Holy Trinity at the American Cancer Society Relay for Life at Carlmont High School On Saturday, July 30. My fellow team members Brita Segerhammar, Lisa Antonino, Lillian Pogreba, Mariam Sarzotti, Chris Kidwell & her niece Allison Nieve walked the track & participated in various events during the day. Several other Holy Trinity members stopped by to walk a few laps or lend a hand. Holy Trinity raised $1,343.75 through raffle ticket sales, personal donations, and Luminaria dedications. Check out this sampling of our Luminaria bags.

NEWS about PLTS, Support Your Local Seminary!

For years there have been formal and informal conversations about whether the current site of Pacific Lutheran

Theological Seminary (2770 Marin Ave, Berkeley) best serves the preparation of Lutheran church leaders in this time of change within the church and the world. Out of this mission imperative, and with the support of the PLTS

Advisory Board, the Board of Regents has decided to relocate PLTS to downtown Berkeley in 2017.

With this move, PLTS would be closer to its Graduate Theological Union partners, to social and civic life, and to public transportation (downtown BART station). It will allow the PLTS community to be not only in Berkeley but

also of Berkeley. 

The property being pursued is on the 2nd floor of 2000 Center Street – a four-story building also occupied by

Berkeley City College and UC Berkeley Haas School of Business’s Center for Executive Education. The terms of the lease and renovation plans are expected to be reached soon, so PLTS can be fully relocated by summer 2017.

PLTS has been at the top of Marin Ave for 67 years. If you have not had the chance to see the site’s Spanish-style buildings, eucalyptus trees and deer, Chapel of the Cross and the views of San Francisco Bay – all of which have

served in forming generations of church leaders – visit soon. And please consider making a donation to PLTS, our local seminary, so that it can continue to raise up leaders for the 21st Century church.

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Parsonage Workday

Thanks go to the 18 hard workers: Cameron and G. Ray Martin; Bob Young; Zoe Reimann; Chris Kidwell; Pat Holle; Leah Bauer; Bobby Rodgers; Greg Bohlmann; Christine and Brita Segerhammar; Doug Southard, Barbara and Leroy Padilla and Jen; Lisa Kersten; Diane and Bob Beuthel. Working together they completed all tasks on the list to ready the parsonage for a new pastor.

The workday was capped off with a fun pizza and beer/water party in the backyard!

Cameron installs ceiling fan with his assistant G. Ray; some of the women sprucing up the back yard.

Zoe and Chris clean the kitchen while others installed new lights in both bathrooms; replaced the microwave light; replaced the garbage disposal; installed storage shelving in the garage/cleaned garage; spackled and touched-up interior and exterior paint; installed new plantings and irrigation/added bark.

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H O L Y T R I N I T Y L I F E

The surprise party thrown by Amy Beuthel for the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Bob and Diane Beuthel.

A Big Thank YouHow do we say “Thank you” . . . for the love and support you showed in helping us celebrate our 50th anniversary? Amy shared how you kept the secret of surprising us for weeks; that explains why some of you were kindly avoiding engaging us in conversation!!! Your cards, good wishes, hugs, helping hands and laughter created some very special memories and, as is a Holy Trinity tradition, the food was bountiful and delicious. Of course the very special beer brewed and served by Lance and Eric Webb added the perfect touch to a true Lutheran celebration!

When Holy Trinity lists its many attributes, it now must include the admirable gift of secret-keeping. Hey, Greg, is it too late for the Call Committee to add that to the Holy Trinity profile?

We are grateful for each of you and thank God for including you in our many blessings,

Bob and Diane

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H O L Y T R I N I T Y E V E N T S

Lydia Circle (WELCA)

Tuesday, September 27| 10:30 am

San Carlos Elms and lunch to follow

Lydia Circle will meet at 10:30 am on Tuesday, Sept. 27th. (Please Note: 4th Tuesday of the month and early meeting time!) We'll be in Harriet Platt's suite in the Elms. Our Bible Study, "When God Forgives the Guilty" - the book of Jonah - is found on page 28 of the Sept issue of Gather. Please bring your Bible and Gather. After the study we plan on going out to lunch at a local restaurant. All women of Holy Trinity are welcome!

& Book StudySaturday, September 10

8:00 am | Beilstein Hall

Join us for some food, fellowship, and good conversation!

All are Welcome!

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in San Carlos celebrates and shares God’s gifts by worshipping together, caring for each other, and doing God’s work in the community and beyond.

We believe that Christ has made us one body with many members, sharing in God’s grace and unconditional love.

We joyfully welcome ALL people, without exception — of every age, sex, race, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical or mental ability, or anything else that divides us — to join with us

in worship, learning, fellowship, prayer and service.

“For in Christ Jesus you are all children of God through faith. ... there is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one in Christ

Jesus.” Galatians 3:26, 28

CANCELLED! Fall Family RetreatMt. Cross Family Camp has been cancelled.

BIRTHDAYS

9/5 Ricki Hoffer

9/9 Theda Knauth

9/11 Steve Mitchell

9/24 Pat Holle

John Rohrer

9/27 Barbara Richards

9/28 Doug Zabel

9/29 Max Fischer

9/30 Aiden Rodgers

ANNIVERSARY WISHES!

Alan & Michelle Hoffer

9/26/1987 (29 years)

Adult Forums resume Sunday, September 18th

in Beilstein Hall at 9:15 am. Join us!

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S E P T E M B E R C A L E N D A R S

Worship LeadersIf a conflict prevents you from serving, arrange a trade or substitute and

notify the office at 650.593.0325 or office@sancarloshtlc.org

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(Youth) 9/11 9/18 9/25

Assisting

Minister Pamela Bohlmann Randy Friedman Brian Kersten Erik Vorhes

Lector Youth Barbara Padilla Cathy Bready Doug Southard

Acolyte Zora V Eva S Eva S Max R

Sound System

Operator Greg Bohlmann John Schornstein Bob Beuthel Leroy Padilla

Altar Guild Barbara Richards Karen Schornstein Pamela Bohlmann Vivian Southard

Greeter(s) Andrea Reiser Lynn

Garbe-Recknagel Chris Kidwell Julianne Fredericks

Ushers Dave Pitts

Richard Wunderlich Leroy Padilla Greg Bohlmann John McDowell

Nursery

Assistant Parent to Stay Parent to Stay Parent to Stay Parent to Stay

Coffee Host Anita Reimann Hillary Wiessinger Cathy Bready Len Fischer

Counters Lisa Telfer

John McDowell

Barbara Padilla

Mary Webb

Greg Bohlmann

Andrea Reiser

Lisa Kersten

Chris Kidwell

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SEPTEMBER 2016

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

289:15 AM Adult Forum10:15 AM Worship Service11:15 AM Coffee andFellowship11:30 AM Choir Practice12:00 PM Annual ChurchPicnic5:00 PM AA Meeting--ConfRoom

296:00 PMJazzercise--Beilstein Hall

3011:00 AM ClergyText Study &Eucharist6:00 PM CallCommitteeMeeting

317:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom

16:30 PM W&MTeam Meeting

27:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom7:30 PM RussianGospel Temple--Beilstein Hall

35:00 PM AA Mtg(women's group)--Conf Room

49:15 AM Adult Forum10:15 AM Youth-led WorshipService11:15 AM Coffee andFellowship11:30 AM Choir Practice5:00 PM AA Meeting--ConfRoom

5LABOR DAY -OFFICE CLOSED

6 77:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom

86:00 PMJazzercise--Beilstein Hall

97:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom7:30 PM RussianGospel Temple--Beilstein Hall

108:00 AM Men'sBreakfast -Beilstein Hall10:00 AM "God'swork, Our hand's."Service Day5:00 PM AA Mtg(women's group)--Conf Room

11Home & Hope9:15 AM Adult Forum10:15 AM Worship Service11:15 AM Coffee andFellowship11:30 AM Choir Practice5:00 PM AA Meeting--ConfRoom

12Home & Hope6:00 PMJazzercise--Beilstein Hall

13Home & Hope

14Home & Hope7:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom

15Home & Hope6:00 PMJazzercise--Beilstein Hall

16Home & Hope7:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom7:30 PM RussianGospel Temple--Beilstein Hall

17Home & Hope5:00 PM AA Mtg(women's group)--Conf Room

18Home & Hope Take-down9:15 AM Adult Forum10:15 AM Worship Service11:15 AM Coffee andFellowship11:30 AM Choir Practice1:00 PM Book Club Brunch5:00 PM AA Meeting--ConfRoom5:30 PM HTLC Dinner Group

196:00 PMJazzercise--Beilstein Hall

207:00 PM CouncilMeeting

217:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom

226:00 PMJazzercise--Beilstein Hall

237:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom7:30 PM RussianGospel Temple--Beilstein Hall

245:00 PM AA Mtg(women's group)--Conf Room

259:15 AM Adult Forum10:15 AM Worship Service11:15 AM Coffee andFellowship11:30 AM Choir Practice12:00 PM Let’s Go Ride aBike5:00 PM AA Meeting--ConfRoom

266:00 PMJazzercise--Beilstein Hall

2710:30 AM LydiaCircle

287:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom

296:00 PMJazzercise--Beilstein Hall

307:00 PM AAMeeting--ConfRoom7:30 PM RussianGospel Temple--Beilstein Hall

15:00 PM AA Mtg(women's group)--Conf Room

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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church149 Manzanita AvenueSan Carlos, CA 94070Phone: 650.593.0325Sunday Worship 10:15 am

STAFF................................ ................................................................Interim Pastor The Rev. Lori Eickmann Nursery Care Jo O’Brien

eickmann@sancarloshtlc.org obrien@sancarloshtlc.org.....................................Office Administrator Monica Cryan Bookkeeper…………………………………………..Allen Erickson

cryan@sancarloshtlc.orgInterim .............................Organist/Pianist Heather Paisar

2016 COUNCIL OFFICERS & MINISTRY TEAM CHAIRS...................................................... ..........................................................President Anita Reimann Worship & Music Erik Vorhes

reimann@sancarloshtlc.org ...................................Evangelism & Outreach Gary Wiessinger................................ ...................................Vice President …………..Lori Friedman Stewardship Peter Meier, Barbara Padilla

........................................................... ..................Secretary Bob Beuthel Social Concerns Barbara Padilla, Hillary Wiessinger................. .......................................................................Buildings & Grounds Bob Beuthel, Leroy Padilla Youth Lori Friedman

................................. ..................................................Congregation Life Pamela Bohlmann Financial Secretary Mary Webb...................... ................................................................Endowment Cathy Bready, John McDowell Treasurer Petra Gilmore

........................Education/Sunday School Erica Schemper treasurer@sancarloshtlc.org

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