The Epistle

St. Pauls Lutheran Church,

417 Howertown Rd,

Catasauqua, PA 18032

610-264-3221

Fax: 610-264-5732

Email:stpaulschurch@rcn.com

Web:www.stpaulscatasauqua.com

Child Care: 610-264-0190

Sunday Worship

8:00 am Holy Communion

9:00 am Sunday School

10:30 am Worship

1st & 3rd Sunday Holy Communion

Summer Worship - June 7

Services in Sanctuary through June.

Services in Chapel from July to

Labor Day

8:00 am Holy Communion

9:30am Worship

1st & 3rd Sunday Holy Communion

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Church Office Hours

Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm

Sunday School

September-Penetcost 9:00am

Child Care Center

Monday-Friday 7:30am-5:30pm

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Church Staff:

Interim Pastor:

Pr. Emeritus: Rev. Dr. Hartland Gifford

Dir. Music: Geraldine Patire

Office Admin: Charleen Burik

Treasurer: Paul Peters

Financial Sec: Debbie Stewart

Dir. Child Care: Cindy Hickey

Sexton: Robert Crogran

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Congregation Council

Robert Bastian

Tom Danner

Kerry Lewis Vice President

Doug Newhard- President

Laurie Perna Sr. Deacon

Tom Roberts

Robin Ruch

Helene Sterner - Secretary

(4) vacant

The Epistle Summer Edition, 2015

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Happy Trails.....To You.....................Until.....We Meet......Again....

Some of you will remember this as the Roy Rogers/Dale Evans swan song that they sang to end each episode. Of course I raise it to memory because after 9 wonderful months of partnering with you in the Gospel, this is my swan song of Epistle articles. My heart and head are overwhelmed with tuneful thoughts Id love to sing to you, but allow me to serenade you with just the most recent one.

The focus of our recent finale Catechetical Event was The Church. Each catechumen was involved in an extensive Bible study of the Church, discovering the various Biblical Images of the Church, and then perceiving Gods calling of them to BE His Church in the world. One of the final exercises involved them identifying our own St. Pauls congregations Family Shield/Coat Of Arms. In each of the six sections of our St. Pauls Shield/Coat Of Arms, was a question that asked for their experience & perception of their St. Pauls congregation. What follows are those questions (which I hope YOU will answer first), followed by the answers of our six 13-year-old confirmands.

1- What is our congregation good at?

...Listening to the Word of God; Bringing people together;

Praying; Worshipping God; Coming together as a Community;

Appreciating the pastor.

2- What is one thing on which our congregation will not budge?

...Our trust of God; Teaching young kids about the goodness of God; Staying together as One; Believing in God.

3- What is our congregations most significant possession?

...Our love of God; The People themselves; The symbol of the Cross; The Bible; The big stained glass window in the rear.

4- What has been our congregations greatest achievement?

...Our worship; Our Day Care Center; New members; Our morning Breakfasts; Our current pastor; The education of all; Being saved from Evil (Alleluia).

5- If it could be successful in anything it did, what would our congregation vote to do next year?

...To help All across the World; Get more youth and have a youth group; Grow the church bigger and with more money; Join other churches; [PKs answer: Feed and Heal the World].

6- What three words describe our congregation?

...Faithful; Holy; Children of God; Sinners; Believes; Community; One; Awesome; Cool;

Now...what was my swan song purpose in this? Very Simple. I wanted you to see how well you have modeled the Church for these young people. After all, their answers came from little Id said, but primarily from their own reflection and memory of how St. Pauls has been the Church. Not that pastoral leadership isnt helpful, but YOU are the church. The Church YOUve modeled, is the church THEY now know to be. LOOK at everything theyve observed and learned from you! Im proud to have been your partner in this.

HAPPY TRAILS! I pray you keep walking that Faithful Trail & Journey.

Baptized, together with you,

PK

Child Care Center News

Warm weather is here and summer is in the air!! June & July bring all types of summer fun. It will start out with a picnic for our Kindergarten Graduation on Friday, June 5th. The children and their parents will join us for hot dogs and cake after the commencement. Our Summer Program begins on June 15th which means school is out for summer! The PreK, PreS, and Tot rooms will be outside enjoying water play in our sprinklers. The School Age children will walk down to the Catty pool to cool down & splash around. Our PreK class is having a Carnival for the Child Care Center on June 16th. Each classroom is invited to play carnival games and win cool prizes. Also, during the month Linda Holliday will come to perform one of her famous magic and puppet shows. Lets not forget, June 21st is a special day for all of the dads. We wish them all a very Happy Fathers Day!!

During the month of July, we will celebrate Independence Day by wearing RED, WHITE, & BLUE! Our School Age Class is hosting a Fiesta and will make piatas filled with candy. We will celebrate Christmas in July with cookies and milk. We hope everyone has a very pleasant summer!

Happy Fathers Day!! Enjoy your summer!!

Cynthia Hickey & Amanda Fritz

Child Care Director & Assistant Child Care Director

Treasury Report

Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver - 2 Corinthians 9:7

Jan-April YTD Financial Update

Weekly Envelopes

Budgeted: $29,681

Received: $27,982

Actual YTD

Income: $167,872

Expense: $184,255

-16,382

Endowment Fund Loan: $82,917

Balance: $63,899

The following motion was made by the Finance Committee: To recover the overage spent on the parsonage roof with money given to Special Projects. When that amount has been recovered, the Special Projects contributions can again go toward repaying our loans.

Our parsonage needs

painting!

Curtis Renner will be making a public appearance at your church on Sunday, June 7th at 9:00 AM in your Library to discuss Action Teams and answer any questions.All Thrivent Financial members as well as non-members are welcome

.

St. Paul's Annual will be on Saturday, June 13, 2015 from 8 am to 1 pm. Registration forms to reserve a 9' x 10' space on the parking lot at $15 a space are available at the church office or in the breezeway. Refreshments will be available. The registration deadline is Friday, June 5th. The event will be held rain or shine. In the event of rain, it will be held in the fellowship hall. For information call: Bob Bastian at 610-266-4287 or the church office at 610-264-3221.

If anyone would like to donate items to the church for the yard sale, please bring items to church office.

Please help by donating Lowes gift cards to purchase the paint.

Donations can be placed in the offering plate or by sending to church office.

Thank you!

All active St. Paul members: in order to keep your membership up-to-date, please remember to complete and return a Holy Communion card (at least once a year) as a record of your Communion. Cards are located in the pews and completed card can be placed in the offering plate.

Also, please remember to use your offering envelopes or put your envelope number on your offering checks as a record of your giving. If you havent had offering envelopes assigned to you, please contact the church office.

Upcoming Events

June 7: Summer worship schedule begins

(Sanctuary)

Thrivent Financial Representative

June 13: St. Pauls Yard Sale,

June 21: Fathers Day

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July 3: Church Office Closed

July 5: Summer Worship moves into

Chapel

Patriotic Service

July 17: Epistle Deadline for August

July 24: Epistle Volunteers:

We are in the process of recruiting for a new Pastor.

Wouldnt it be great if he came on board with a full council?

We ask that you thoughtfully and prayerfully consider joining St. Pauls Council.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any council member.

Thank you,

Helene Sterner, Council Member

Sharing the Good News!

Congratulations to Cindy Hickey & Amanda Fritz on their promotions to Director & Assistant Director of St. Pauls Child Care Center.

CONGRATULATIONS!

The Rev. Dr. Hartland H. Gifford, our Pastor Emeritus will celebrate his 55th anniversary of ordination on June 12. Pastor Gifford will be among those honored at the Synods annual anniversary worship and luncheon in early May and will be recognized at this years Synod Assembly.

Hats off to the

High School Graduates

Taylor Breisch graduated from Northampton H.S. and will be attending Northampton Community College

Ashlyn Cantrel graduated from Catasauqua H.S. and will be attending Moravian College to major in Mathematics.

Tyler Cormier graduated from Catasauqua H.S. and will be attending Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology to major in Machining

Elizabeth Flynn graduated high school from Camphill Special School, Glenmore, Pa and will be attending their Transition Program at Beaver Farms

Kaitlyn Kulp graduated from Salisbury H.S. and will attend DeSales University to major in Elementary Education

Jordan Matchette graduated from Catasauqua H.S. and will be attending Lehigh Carbon Community College then St. Lukes to major in Nursing

Spencer Phillips graduated from Catasauqua H.S. and will be attending Temple University- Philadelphia to major in Nursing.

Cameron Sandt graduated from Catasauqua H.S. and will be attending Lehigh Carbon Community College to major in Engineering

Hats off to the

College Graduates

Eric D. Lambert graduated from Juniata College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering & Environmental

Science

Sara Burik graduated Summa Cum Laude from Arcadia University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and has been accepted in Columbia Universality to continue her Masters Degree in Child Psychology

Office Administrator will be on vacation from

July 14 thru July 20.

Sherry Miller will be filling in for her in the mornings. Office will be closed in the afternoons.

Please keep Charleen in your prayers as she travels with 9 of her older church youth to the ELCA National Youth Gathering in Detroit to join 30,000 other

Lutheran teenager on a work mission.

Our times have changed!

This year our summer worship services will begin on Sunday, June 7th. During the whole month of June we still will have worship in the Sanctuary, and

starting July, we will move to our air-conditioned and wheelchair-accessible Chapel.

ALL SERVICES (June through Labor Day) will be as followed:

Spoken Holy Communion will still be celebrated every Sunday at 8:00 a.m.

Second worship service will be held at 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion for this service will continue to be celebrated on the first and third Sundays of each month

St Pauls Committees &

Volunteer Directory

Acolytes: Laurie Perna

Altar Guild: vacant

Child Care: Len Witt

Christian Ed: Diane Newhard

Communion Assist: Laurie Perna

Epistle: Charleen Burik

Finance: Len Witt

Fundraising: Bob Bastian

Greeters: Bob Bastian

Lectors: Judy Donchez

Memorials: Betty MacHose

Prayer Chain: Joanne Spengler

Property: Bob Bastian

Scouts: Al Renn/Robin Ruch

Social Ministry/Evangelism: June Hahn

Stewardship: Laurie Perna

Worship: Kerry Lewis

Hospital Visits

If you or someone you know is admitted into the hospital or rehabilitation facility, it is very important to notify the church as soon as possible. You can do this by either

- calling the church office directly or

- inform the hospital upon admittance that you are a member of St. Pauls and they will list you under our Pastoral Code 312.

May we pray for you?

Prayer Request Card

The importance of prayer is affirmed throughout the Bible. As a church, we are committed to pray-your needs are important to us. Please share your prayer request on this card and return it by either placing it in offering plate or send to church office at St. Pauls Lutheran Church, 417 Howertown Rd, Catasauqua, Pa 18032

Date: _______________

Your Name: __________________________________

Address___________________________

__________________________________

____My request is confidential

___ I would like to speak to Pastor

My phone number is: ______________________

My prayer request

__________________________________

__________________________________

__________________________________

Never underestimate the power of prayer. When you are praying according to God's will, your prayer is unstoppable!

August

Deadline: July 17

Epistle Volunteers: July 24

If you would like to put an article or announcement in our newletter, please contact Charleen. Request: If you are able, please E-mail your articles to Charleen, Office Admin at stpaulschurch@rcn.com

E-Mail me the Epistle!

Help us cut down the cost of postage by getting your Epistle newsletter by e-mail Just send your request via an email to church office at stpaulschurch@rcn.com

For all you Smartphone users:

We can easily email your Epistle directly to your smartphone (PDF format) so you can enjoy it anytime, anywhere. Just email us at stpaulschurch@rcn.com or call church office and let us know where you want us to send it.

Dont forget you can also get our EPISTLE newsletter and up-to-date church information on our website too www.stpaulscatasauqua.com and.

check St. Pauls Facebook page too!

Please keep in your prayers this month:

Richard Collins, Ed Geir, Rena Ackerman, Lee Schleicher, Ruth Lewis, Norbert Huber, and David Rickey.

You may contact the church office for addresses for cards and well wishes

Ways to help St. Pauls & Our Community

Drop in at Redners in Whitehall or Northampton and get a free Save-a-Tape card. Present it at the register when you pay for your purchases, then bring your receipts to the church. Every $5,000 in Redners receipts earns St. Pauls Church $50!

Volunteer Coordinator: Julie Stauffer

Inkjet Cartridges: Help St. Paul's itself by bringing in your used printer & fax machine cartridges! We trade them in & receive store credit-$2.00 for every qualifying print cartridge. Not only will it contribute to fundraising at St. Paul's, but it keeps these things out of landfills & helps protect the environment! Everyone wins!

Volunteer Coordinator: Rebecca Spieker

Miller Keystone Blood Center

Is currently experiencing lower than normal inventory levels due to the inclement weather and illness. We are in need of all blood types.

We want to thank all who recently donated recently. Remember to say youre giving for St. Pauls whenever you donate blood!

Soda Tabs: For the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House. The PRMH provides housing to the families of patients in the local children's hospitals, and the soda tabs are a huge boost to the charity's finances. Bring your tabs to worship on Sundays, or to the church office any day of the week, and help with this important program!

Catasauqua Food Bank Needs:

* Baby food * Diapers * Wipes

Drop off your donations for the Food Pantry in the shopping basket in the Church Narthex

GoodSearch.com St. Pauls can earn a donation every time you search the Internet and shop online! Search the web with Yahoo-powered GoodSearch.com and theyll donate a penny to our church each time you search! Shop at more than 600 GoodShop.com merchants including Amazon, Best Buy, Toys R Us, and others, and a percentage of each purchase will go to our church! For searching go to:

http://www.goodsearch.com/?charityid=898534

This Fathers Day, give more than a card

In honor of Fathers Day,

a blanket has been donated in

HONOR MEMORY

(circle one)

OF:______________________________________

__________________________________________

BY:______________________________________

__________________________________________

Total Blankets Dedicated: ______________

Total Amount Enclosed: _______________

In honor of Fathers Day, St. Pauls is sponsoring an appeal for Church World Service.

This program provides more than 200,000 blankets every year to people in need, including more than 150,000 to the homeless and needy in the United States.

If you would like to contribute, fill out this form and return it, along with $5.00 per dedication, to the church office no later than SUNDAY, JUNE 7th. Payment is due at time of order.

A special dedication will be in the bulletin on

Fathers Day.

Congratulations and Gods Blessings

Emily Price and Joshua Madas will be

married on June 20, 2015 at St. Pauls

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A special prayer for Gods loving

guidance, blessings and happiness as

Alexis Lee Herman

daughter of Alan Herman & Nicole Haines

was baptized May 24, 2015

Emma Gene Pawlowski

daughter of Nicholas Pawlowski &

Alicia Kesack

is to be baptized on June 14, 2015

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Please welcome our newest members of

St. Pauls

Alan Herman and Nicole Haines

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We remember the family of

Bill Younger who went home to be with our Lord on May 19, 2015. We pray that the family will find comfort and peace during their days of sorrow.

Summer Celebrations

Jesus said, I am the Light of the World.

May the birthday candles that represent the years of your life be a reflection to others of your love for Christ.

June

4

12

6/1Kayla Jarrah

6/2Jarrett Alexander

6/2Amy Heffner

6/4Jeremy Fye

6/4Kevin Reiner

6/4Robert Zakos Sr.

6/6Allison Gillette

6/6Alison Mengel

6/7Michael Burgher

6/7Jesse Buss

6/7Kathy Horvath

6/7Traci Reitz

6/8June Hahn

6/9Adam Dumbach

6/9Elijah Sutter

6/10Maher Jarrah

6/11Amy Hillegass

6/11Bonnie Kelly

6/12Susan Ruth Arnold

6/13Lewis Heller

6/15James Alexander

6/15Ryan Frantz

6/15Laura Gerhard

6/15Victoria Huggan

6/15David Spieker

6/16Erica Wassum

6/17Kayla Carl

6/19Alicia Kesack

6/20Deborah Frey

6/20Sheri Karnish

6/21Tricia Huber

6/23Stephanie Shook

6/24Tiffany Alexander

6/24Ashley Romig

6/24Ravi Shankar

6/25Steven Bowen

6/28Austin Phillips

6/29Isabella Casner

6/29Ronald Sandt

July

7/3Jane Breslin

7/3Michael Younger

7/4Ryan Huber

7/4Judith Taniser

7/5Carol Kindt

7/5Keith Willever

7/6Olivia Matchette

7/6Aaron Smith

7/6Courtney Vanek

7/7Tabitha Dawkins

7/7Audrey MacHose

7/9Cynthia Bass

7/9Gabrielle Everitt

7/10Jaxon Cole

7/11Kristine Garner

7/11Jordan Nichols

7/12Elizabeth Buss

7/12Brian Panasik

7/12Denise Reiner

7/12Lauren Wassum

7/14Alexa Bailey

7/14Jamie Klaum

7/14Elijah Voorhees

7/15Joan Bartholomew

7/15Joshua Daddona

7/15Sarah Fister

7/15Joshua Lawless

7/15Paul Vrablic

7/16Norbert Huber

7/17Gavin Frankenfield

7/17Nathan Scholl

7/18David Meier

7/19Nicole Massey

7/21Jill Hersh

7/21Katie Hirner

7/21Carter Weinhofer

7/22Gregory Hoch

7/22Kevin Klotz

7/22George Kummer III

7/24Patricia Gillette

7/24Ashley Heffner

7/24Robert Zakos Jr.

7/25Teresa Dowohue

7/25Thaddeus Karnish

7/26Barbara Keiser

7/26Dennis Liberto

7/27Jean Golomb

7/27Anthony Rodriguez

7/28Calla Shander

7/28Matthew Steidel

7/30Kyle Massey

7/30Edward Weinhofer

7/31Gary Wassum

Special Birthdays

A few of our seniors will be celebrating birthdays this month.

June

July

7/5Donald Lafaw78

300 Adriana Court, Northampton, PA 18067

7/6Lee Schleicher82

308 Walnut Street, Catasauqua, PA 18032

7/11Mary Gries94

2157 Lincoln Ave., Northampton, PA 18067

7/13Eli Lambert Jr87

546 Fourth Street, Catasauqua, PA 18032

7/14Darlene George77

RD#4 1579 E Race St., Allentown, PA 18103

7/26Faye Steckel75

1948 Schadt Avenue, Whitehall, PA 18052

7/29Earl Spengler81

515 Penn Street, Catasauqua, PA 18032

7/31Sarah Oplinger75

100 West 26th St., Northampton, PA 18067

6/6William Lower Sr76

95 Circle Drive, Catasauqua, PA 18032

6/11William Shipe92

4801 NW 34th Street, Apt. 405,

Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33319

6/12Paul Strausser98

32 Bayberry Road, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229

6/14Elizabeth MacHose91

534 Third St. Apt 612Catasauqua, PA 18032

6/17Frank Peck99

841 North 24th StreetAllentown,

6/21Morris Bartholomew82

731 Second Street, Catasauqua, PA 18032

6/30Jacqueline Younger80

316 St. John Street, Catasauqua, PA 18032

Please take the time to remember them with a card or note

6/6Rebecca & James Urban6

6/8Robert & Coreena Sterner13

6/9Scott & Debra Stewart31

6/16Gary & Stefanie Wassum3

6/18Raymond & Diane Laubach49

6/19Lynn & William Henry10

6/21Kathy & John Horvath40

6/24Barry & Faye Steckel54

6/26Douglas & Diane Newhard27

6/28Clinton & Diane Phillips24

7/1David & Heather Hudson9

7/9William & Marie Lower Sr55

7/10Debra & Ravi Shankar17

7/19Willet & Catherine Thomas35

7/21Scott & Jean Golomb25

7/28Walter & Gloria Jones53

7/28Edward & Janet Searfass59

7/30James & Donna Williams28

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

1

7:00 Worship

2

7:00 Property

3

4

5

6

Bridgeway Graduation

7

8:00 Comm

9:30 Comm

8

7:00 Scouts

9

6:30 Girl Scouts

10

6:30 Cadettes

7:00 Fundraising

11

7:00 Cub Pack

7:00 Finance

12

13

14

8:00 Comm

9:30 Worship

15

7:00 Scouts

7:00 CYSA

16

6:30 Girl Scouts

7:00 Child Care

17

6:30 Cadettes

18

7:00 Cub Pack

19

20

Price Wedding

21

8:00 Comm

9:30 Comm

22

7:00 Council

7:00 Scouts

23

6:30 Girl Scouts

24

6:30 Cadettes

25

7:00 Cub Pack

26

27

28

8:00 Comm

9:30 Comm

29

7:00 Scouts

30

6:30 Girl Scouts

Honor a loved one, give thanks for an anniversary or accomplishment, or

commemorate a loved ones birthday or death by sponsoring flowers for our altar or by sponsoring our church bulletins.

If you would like to celebrate in this way, please fill out a Altar Flower and/or Bulletin Dedication form along with payment of $40/$15 & submit to church office. Dedication forms are in the Narthex

OPEN Dedications for June

Date Flowers Bulletin

06/07openopen

06/14n/an/a

06/21n/an/a

06/28n/aopen

Volunteers Serving at St. Paul's June

AUGUST

* Information not available at this time

Galatians 5:1 It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves

be burdened again by a yoke of slavery

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Were in the Chapel

1

2

3

Church Office

Closed

5

9:00 Comm

6

7:00 Scouts

7:00 Worship

7

6:30 Girl Scouts

7:00 Property

8

6:30 Cadettes

7:00 Fundraising

9

7:00 Cub Pack

7:00 Finance

10

11

12

8:00 Comm

9:30 Worship

13

7:00 Scouts

14

6:30 Girl Scouts

15

6:30 Cadettes

186

7:00 Cub Pack

17

18

19

8:00 Comm

9:30 Comm

20

7:00 Scouts

7:00 CYSA

21

6:30 Girl Scouts

7:00 Child Care

22

6:30 Cadettes

23

7:00 Cub Pack

24

25

26

8:00 Comm

9:30 Comm

27

7:00 Council

7:00 Scouts

28

6:30 Girl Scouts

29

30

31

Honor a loved one, give thanks for an anniversary or accomplishment, or

commemorate a loved ones birthday or death by sponsoring flowers for our altar or by sponsoring our church bulletins.

If you would like to celebrate in this way, please fill out a Altar Flower and/or Bulletin Dedication form along with payment of $40/$15 & submit to church office. Dedication forms are in the Narthex

OPEN Dedications for July

Date Flowers Bulletin

7/05n/aopen

7/12openopen

7/19openopen

7/26openopen

Volunteers Serving at St. Paul's July

AUGUST

* Information not available at this time

Services held in Sanctuary

June 7 2nd Sunday after Pentecost

8:00 a.m. Spoken Holy Communion

9:30 a.m. Holy Communion

June 14 3rd Sunday after Pentecost

8:00 a.m. Spoken Holy Communion

9:30 a.m. Worship

June 21 4th Sunday after Pentecost

Fathers Day

8:00 a.m. Spoken Holy Communion

9:15 a.m. Holy Communion

June 285th Sunday after Pentecost

8:00 a.m. Spoken Holy Communion

9:15 a.m. Worship

Services held in Chapel

July 5 6th Sunday after Pentecost

9:00a.m. Holy Communion

July 127th Sunday after Pentecost

8:00 a.m. Spoken Holy Communion

9:30 a.m. Worship

July 198th Sunday after Pentecost

8:00 a.m. Spoken Holy Communion

9:30 a.m. Holy Communion

July 269th Sunday after Pentecost

8:00 a.m. Spoken Holy Communion

9:30 a.m. Worship

2015

A monthly publication of

St. Pauls Lutheran Church

417 Howertown Road

Catasauqua, PA 18032

610-264-3221

Church Office Hours Sunday School

Monday-Friday - 9:00am-3:00pm September-Pentecost - 9:00am

Child Care Center

Monday-Friday - 7:30am-5:30pm

June & July

Worship Services

Serve all people by Sharing God's love, Teaching Christian values, and Living together in peace and hope

DATE

PASTOR

LECTORCOMM. ASSTS.ACOLYTESALTAR GUILD

6/78:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM

Pr. Boyer-Len Witt*P. Gerber

Lew HellerD. Stewart

9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM

Pr. BoyerSonny HeilDoug Newhard*L. Anglestein

Tammie Englert

6/148:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM

Pr. Schweitzer

-

Bob Bastian*-

Paula Kesack

9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM

Pr. Schweitzer

Eddie Forstoffer

-*

-

6/218:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM

Pr. Hammond

-

Pat Gerber*J. Mooney

Doug Newhard L. Reitz

9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM

Pr. HammondChristopher BastidasRobin Ruch*T. Bastidas

Judy Bass /L. Miller

6/288:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM

Pr. Bahmann

-

Len Witt*-

Lew Heller

9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM

Pr. BahmannBetty Rabenold-*-

DATE

PASTOR

LECTORCOMM. ASSTS.ACOLYTESALTAR GUILD

7/59:00 AM9:00 AM9:00 AM9:00 AM9:00 AM

-Bob TeetsRobin Ruch*B. Rabenold

Tammie Englert

7/128:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM

*

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Len Witt*-

Paula Kesack

10:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM

*Pat Gerber-*-

7/198:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM

*

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Bob Bastian*P. Gerber

Lew Heller D. Stewart

10:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM

*Paula KesackDoug Newhard*L. Anglestein

Judy Bass

7/268:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM8:00 AM

*

-

Pat Gerber*-

Robin Ruch

10:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM9:30 AM

*Tricia Huber-*-