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Do you know what the seven holy words of many congregations are? They are: We’ve never done it

that way before. I’ll admit it. I don’t like change any more than the next person (I am, after all, Luther-an!). But change

does happen – in our world, in our lives, and in our church. There are changes happening at Saint Matthew. Your senior pastor of 14 years is no longer here. You have an interim lead pastor (me!) and you’re not sure what to expect. And you will have a new senior or lead pastor at the end of your call pro-cess. But that’s okay. Change, even though it is not always comfortable, is necessary. All living things change – plants, animals, and us. We call the church “the body of Christ” and we see it as a living thing. And like all living things, it must change if it is to continue to be living and relevant. Even God changed! A common cli-ché is that “God is the same – yester-day, today, and tomorrow.” But God did change – and when God changed, it was always to being even more loving and more merciful (read

the story of Jonah – and not just the “fishy” part!). And yet throughout all this change, we are still called to that which makes us a church. We are called: ♦ to “Go therefore and make disci-

ples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.”

♦ to celebrate God’s Love and Serve in Jesus’ Name

♦ to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, clothe the naked, shel-ter the homeless, care for the sick, visit the imprisoned, and bury the dead.

Yet as we seek to do what God is calling us to do, we must always seek ways of doing so in new and effective ways. So, how are you a part of the ministry at Saint Matthew that seeks to answer Je-sus’ call in new and effective ways? How are you using the gifts that God has given to you to answer your own call to ministry? How are you blessing others as you have been blessed? It’s an interesting time to be the church. And it’s a fun time too! Peace + Pastor Rob Moore, Interim Lead Pastor

From the Desk of Pastor Moore:

Volume Number XXXVII Issue Number 11

December/January 2018-19

Church Council Motions Pastoral Acts Stewardship Committee New Members Communion Cards Church Envelopes Christian Education Christmas Eve Schedule Cookie Walk Advent Social Longwood Gardens Trip Hanging of the Greens Poinsettias Caroling Meeting results CPR Certified? Puppet Show Unhanging of the Greens Personal Care kits Piano Concert Women’s Retreat Special Events Calendar From the Staff

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Inside this Issue:

The St. Matthew

Messenger St. Matthew Lutheran Church

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PASTORAL ACTS October 16 – November 15, 2018

Baptism

November 18 - Grace Rose Morrison – daughter of Steven and Miranda (Roop) Morrison with sponsor Miranda Arndt

November 18 - Noah Walter Morrison – son of Steven and Miranda (Roop) Morrison with sponsor Miranda Arndt

Wedding

November 10 - David and Judith (Stewart) Husk III

MOTION: To approve the minutes of the August 28, 2018 meeting, by Debbie Riddle; seconded by Nancy Leister; passed.

MOTION: To approve the minutes of the September 5, 2018 meeting, by Matthew Faust; seconded by David Kurtz; passed.

MOTION from Finance: To approve the August Special Needs request of $2,000 for World Hunger and $1,000 for SpiriTrust, along with an additional request of $2,000 for HACC (client needs), $1,000 for Ruth’s Har-vest, and $1,000 for Rise Against Hunger (meal pack-ing event); passed.

MOTION from Personnel: For approval of amended recommendations of personnel manual; passed.

As 2018 comes to a close the Stewardship Committee would like to remind the congre-gation to remember St. Matthew in their year-end giving. There is no gift too small for God, for remember what God can do with five loaves of bread and two fish. We would also like to say how grateful we are to the congregation for participating in the Try-a-Tithe Sundays; the Blessing Tree and all of the little ways we have grown in our discipleship in 2018. We look forward in gratitude to serving you in 2019. As you look back at 2018 in gratitude and forward to 2019 in gratitude, we ask that you begin to think about remembering St. Matthew in your estate planning. May God continue to bless St. Matthew in the year ahead. With grateful service, The Stewardship Committee

MOTION from Personnel: For approval of Receipt of Personnel Policy Manual form; passed.

MOTION: To extend today’s council meeting to ac-commodate agenda, by Doug Stambaugh; seconded by Jeremy Bucher; passed.

MOTION: To reduce part-time office secretary hours to 10 hours, by Nancy Leister; seconded by Doug Stambaugh; passed.

MOTION: For Pastor Schroeder to have authority to do business and pastoral duties until an interim pas-tor begins, by David Kurtz; seconded by Linda Sand-ers; passed.

MOTION: To adjourn, by Lori Unger; seconded by Linda Sanders; passed.

ST. MATTHEW CHURCH COUNCIL MOTIONS September 25, 2018

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On Sunday, November 18, WE WELCOMED NEW MEMBERS to St. Matthew by Affirmation of Baptism :

Amanda Bynacker with sponsor Steven Bell Marie-Louise Hollabaugh

Judy Risk with sponsor Vicki Wildasin Brian & Maria Shea with sponsor Deb Smith

Kimberly Smith and children Mackenzie and Colin with sponsors Mark & Helen Pernice

Tanner Smith with sponsors Mark & Helen Pernice

Amanda Bynaker – I have lived in Hanover all my life. I work for UTZ Quality Foods in the Accounting Dept. I have two children Tyler and Katie. I have two cats Tabby and Oliver. I love spending time with my kids and watch-ing them play sports. I also love to bake and cook.

Judy Risk – I grew up in northern New Jersey where I was raised in the Lu-theran Church that my parents, aunt and uncle started after WWII. I taught elementary school for many years and I am looking forward to worshipping here at St. Matthew.

Brian Shea – I have been a Hanover resident since 1992 and currently sit on Borough Council. I work in marketing at the Johns Hopkins University Press. In my free time I perform improv come-dy with the Baltimore Improv Group, serve as President of the Hanover Little Theatre and officiate high school wres-tling.

Maria Mauro Shea – A long-time Han-over resident, I work as an office ad-ministrator for a downtown organization and also as a freelance writer, and I have been a volunteer for the Hanover Public School District for more than a dozen years. My Husband and I have a daughter who is a first-year college stu-dent.

Kim Smith – I grew up in Hanover and recently relocated back to the area from Oxford, PA. I have three children. My oldest, Tanner gradu-ated in May from Gettysburg College and will be attending med school in August. My daughter, Mackenzie is a junior at Kuntztown University studying marketing. My youngest, Colin is a 7th grader at EHMIS. I cur-rently work in a dental office in Han-over. When I have spare time I en-joy spending it with my family.

Tanner Smith – I was born in West-minster and lived in Hanover for the first few years of my life before mov-ing around. Most recently I lived in Oxford PA before moving back to Hanover this past June. I currently work at Gettysburg College as an instructor and K-12 mobile science educator. I will be attending Phila-delphia College of Osteopathic Med-icine starting in August 2019.

THE 2019 CHURCH ENVE-LOPES will be available in the Fellowship Hall hallway beginning December 5.

AS A REMINDER TO THE CONGREGATION, any monies put in the special holiday envelopes which are in your envelope box becomes part of our com-mitment to our world mis-sion outreach. This is a practice that has been in force at St. Matthew for many years and has been approved by Church Coun-cil.

PLEASE BE SURE TO FILL OUT a green communion card for this year, 2018, by Decem-ber 31. Our Constitution states that in order to maintain “active member status,” you must commune at least once a year and report it. Many of you have already filled one out -- no need to do it again until 2019. There will be extra cards at the Hospitality Desk if you have family members visit throughout December.

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A SHADES OF IRELAND TOUR is being planned for October 16-25, 2019. That may seem like a long time away, but now is a good time to consider joining this tour. Brochures are available at the Hospitality Desk and in the church office. There will be a travel presentation by a Collette representative on Thurs-day, February 14, at 6:00 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Mark your calendars now.

HOLY BOWLERS meets for Bible study and bowling the first and third Thursday of each month at South Hanover Lanes. Bible study begins at 1:00 p.m. This year, we are

studying the lectionary—the lessons read in worship. Miss Jan will choose one of the lessons to focus on each week. Bowling begins at 1:45 and is $5 for three games, including shoe rental. We bowl for fun, not competition, so all skill levels are welcome. A CHILDREN’S SERMON will be offered during both services on Sun-day, December 16 and Sunday, Jan-uary 20. As our Sunday School cur-riculum is based on the lectionary, our children’s sermons also focus on one of the Sunday readings. Hearing God’s word in Sunday School and in worship helps to reinforce the message of love for children. All children in the 6th grade and younger are invited to come forward following the reading of the gospel to share this special time. CYBER WOMEN meet the 3rd Monday of each month at Panera, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Our next meet-ings will be December 17 and January 21. We use the on-line magazine, Café, to start our conversation. You may find it at www.boldcafe.org. Women of all ages are welcome! ST. MATT’S LUNCH-OUT goes Italian on Decem-ber 13 with lunch at La Cucina. Then on January 10, we’ll enjoy “local cuisine” at the Starlight Diner. Lunches begin at 11:45 a.m. All are welcome to at-tend.

A CHRISTMAS PAGEANT is a wonder-fully traditional way for children, youth and adults to experience the Nativity Story. Our Sunday School children are working on their production for Sunday, December 16, 9:15 to 10:15 in Fellowship Hall. With

shepherds and sheep, wise people and of course, Mary and Joseph, all are invited to sing along with Christmas carols as the story unfolds.

YOUTH GROUP is open to all 7th through 12th graders. If your fall schedule kept you from attending our events, it’s not too late to start. We love when new friends come to our group!

December 2 is a regular meeting in the Youth Suite from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Our senior high youth will be attending Winterfest at Spooky Nook the week-end of December 8 and 9. (Registration has closed for this event.) The annual Christmas party will be held on December 16, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Youth Suite. Please bring a wrapped single-serve food item for Ruth’s Harvest. During the gift exchange, your food item will get you a fun gift. Don’t tell what it is when you arrive! We’ll take our annual photo to brighten the Christmas season for our shut-ins. Be sure to wear something festive! THE FAMILY FAITH RESOURCE ROOM is open each Sunday morning for parents, grandparents and others with children in our Sunday School. You may pick up the weekly take-home sheet that has ideas about how to share the lesson with your children. There are several books from our church library to read at home to/with your children. More resources are being added all the time, so please check it out when you bring your child to Sunday School.

COVER TO COVER has disbanded, but our library is full of great reading material! This month, Miss Jan recommends two books that could make good Christmas gifts for readers. They are also available for borrowing from our library. As the holidays approach, John Grisham’s

“Skipping Christmas” may put the season into a new perspective. From the book’s cover: “Imagine a year without Christmas. No crowded malls, no corny office parties, no fruitcakes, no unwanted presents. That’s just what Nora and Luther Krank have in mind when they decide that they’ll skip the holiday altogeth-erR..But, as this weary couple is about to discover, skipping Christ brings enormous consequences.” For more serious reading, pick up Judy Picoult’s “Nineteen Minutes.” Although written in 2007, this book about a school shooting unfortunately remains very timely. The book is written from many vantage points—the shooter, his parents, surviving victims and their parents and several in the legal system. It raises significant questions for you to think about.

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6:00 p.m. FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE Musicians: Junior Choir; Junior Handbell Choir,

Daniel and Emma Carson Acolytes: Isabella A., Colton A., Kasi C.

Courier: Need 2 Emergency Person: Penny Rutters Ushers: Team 11, Tim Peck, Wayne Beck, Steve Bell, Carroll Granger,

Ronald Grove, Kevin Hankey, Bryan Smith

7:45 p.m. NATIVITY RECITAL Musicians: Nicole and Sue Gross, Strings; Spirit Singers; Daniel Carson, Violinist; Alayna and Cole Smith, Soloists

8:00 p.m. CANDLELIGHT SERVICE WITH HOLY COMMUNION

Musicians: Spirit Singers; Madison Maloney, Soloist Acolytes: Holden C., Hunter C., Ashley D.

Communion Preparers: Nancy Bealing, Judy Doner Courier: Need 2; Communion Assistants: Need 5

Emergency Person: Doris Deitzel Ushers: Team 10, Steve Little, Scott Livelsberger, Malcolm Livelsberger,

David Kurtz Jr., Joel Ruths, Irvin Sowers Jr., Karen Sowers, Barry & Lori Unger, George Zumbrum

10:30 p.m. NATIVITY RECITAL

Musicians: St. Matthew Ringers; Bobbi Little, Flutist; Spirit Singers; Jaime Patterson, Flutist; Diane Hoffman-Neail, Violinist;

Madison Maloney, Soloist; Men’s Chorus

11:00 p.m. CANDLELIGHT & CAROL SERVICE

Musicians: Adult Choir Acolytes: Spencer E., Nathan E., Matthew F.

Courier: Nancy Leister Emergency Person: Ella Hostetter

Ushers: Usher Captains, Larry Baublitz, Tom Shultz, Bryant Meckley, Jack LeFevre, Steve Rutters, Jay Bowersox, Jim Menges, John Frederick Jr.,

Steve Little, Tim Peck, Nan Sterner

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CHRISTMAS POINSETTIAS - Members and friends who wish to honor or memorialize a loved one by placing a poinsettia in the chancel this Christmas are asked to com-plete and return the form below with $11 per listing to the church office. The me-morials/honorariums will support shipping costs for Bibles for India. The deadline is Monday, December 3. Please print clearly when filling in names.

2018 Christmas Poinsettias I/We wish to (please check one)

____ Honor ____ Memorialize

Name(s)________________________________________________________

(Person to be memorialized or honored) _______________________________________________________________ Given by _______________________________________________________ Your offering envelope number ________ Please include $11 per listing and make check payable to “St. Matthew Lutheran Church” with “Poinsettias” in the memo line. Deadline is Monday, December 3.

OUR NEXT BUS TRIP WILL BE TO LONG-WOOD GARDENS on Saturday, December 8. The bus will leave the parking lot at 10:45 sharp! We will stop at Good-N-Plenty in Lancaster for lunch. Leave there at 1:30 and arrive at Long-wood Gardens by 2:30. We will spend the after-noon and evening at the Gardens, leaving there between 6:30 and 7:00. The bus will then stop at the new Wegman’s in Lancaster for 1 hour of shopping. We should be back to the church park-ing lot by 9:30 p.m. The price is $92 for senior citi-zens and $94 for adults. The cost includes the meal at Good-N-Plenty, admis-sion to Long-wood Gardens, the bus and the tip for the driver. There is a sign-up sheet in the Gathering Place. Checks should be made out to “St. Matthew Lutheran Church” with “Longwood Gardens” in the memo line. The Hanging of the Greens and Pizza Dinner -

Come join us as we decorate our church for Christmas on Sunday, December 9, from 3-5:30 p.m. At 5 p.m. or earlier if possible, we will enjoy pizza for dinner. There will be a sign-up sheet in the Gathering Place so we know how many will be helping and how much pizza to or-der. This is a wonderful day – come join us!

THE ST. MATTHEW ANNUAL CHRISTMAS COOKIE WALK

Our annual Cookie Walk this year will benefit our global mission out-reach. Please plan to attend this fun event and invite your family and friends!

Saturday, December 1, 2018 Fellowship Hall

9:00 – 11:00 a.m. (or until sold out) Here’s how it works: At the door you will be able to purchase an empty 8”x8”x3” box for $10. Then once inside, you are free to fill it with a large variety of homemade cookies, baked by our own St. Matthew members and their friends. All proceeds will benefit our global mission outreach. If you would like to bake cookies for the cookie walk, please sign-up at the table in the Gathering Place.

St. Matthew Global Mission Team

Our Advent Social will be held on Sunday, December 2.

Lunch will be served at 12 noon.

Please come and share in fellowship & a delicious lunch!

Our menu is homemade Chicken Potpie. We will prepare our Advent wreaths and

have a craft for all ages. Please sign up in the Gathering Place or

call the church office to sign up so that we have enough food for everyone!

(No tickets required - Free-will offering)

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The Women of the ELCA will be assem-bling the PERSONAL CARE KITS for Lu-theran World Relief on Monday, Decem-ber 3. People who must flee their homes quickly often do not have time to pack essential items. Personal Care Kits can help refugees maintain personal hy-giene while living in exile. The Kits also contribute to a new start for those who can return home. Thanks to all of you, a total of 157 Personal Care Kits have been completed and sent to LWR from St. Matthew since November 2017. Our goal is to top last year’s number. In order to do that, we need the following items. You may drop them off in the designated boxes located in the elevator lobby or the church office. WE NEED THESE ITEMS: *One new bath-size towel (approx. 52” x 27”), dark color recom-

mended *Two bath-size bars (4-5 oz.) of soap (must equal 8-9oz.), in its

original wrapping One adult-size toothbrush in its original packaging (at present, we

have an abundance of these) *One sturdy comb (wide-toothed preferred) *One metal nail clipper All items should be NEW, and in good condition. If you have ac-cess to Amazon, these items can be purchased in bulk. THANK YOU!

ARE YOU CPR CERTIFIED? Can you attend one service of your choice approximately every other month? (We hope you’ll attend more often than that!) We have an op-portunity that you won’t be able to re-fuse! We are in need of a few Emer-gency Persons to help cover our ser-vices. I have been doing it for over 10 years and only once did I need to help someone and call the ambulance. Please call me if you would be willing to offer your help or if you have any questions. THANKS! Doris Deitzel, 717-637-7101 Ext. 225, Tuesday or Thursday 12-3:30, or cell, 717-421-9368.

Our Mini Minister Puppets will present a show on

December 31, New Years’ Eve,

7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Invite your friends and

neighbors for this

family-oriented, entertaining show! Light refreshments will be provided.

A great way to celebrate the new year!

COME JOIN US as we Christmas carol to some of

our shut-ins on Sunday, De-cember 16. To keep our carolers safer and to better serve our shut-ins who go to bed early, we will be caroling from 2-4 p.m. Bring a plate of cookies to share at the conclusion of our af-ternoon of sharing the Christmas Spirit! Song sheets will be provided. This special time of song and fellowship is so meaningful

to our members. Bring the entire family! Our shut-ins seem to especially enjoy when our

children join in. We will meet in Fellowship Hall and carpool, plus take the church van.

UNHANGING OF THE GREUNHANGING OF THE GREUNHANGING OF THE GREUNHANGING OF THE GREENS ENS ENS ENS - Sadly, our beautiful decorations will need to come

down on Sunday, December 30, immediately

following the 10:45 service. If everyone could

help for a short time, we could have the decora-

tions taken down and put away very quickly.

We would be grateful for your assistance.

CONGREGATION MEETING: At the Congrega-tion meeting held Sunday, November 11, the proposed

budget for 2019 was passed and Karen Axline, Beth Koontz, Ardis Kunde, Vicki Wildasin and Emily Crouse (youth representative) were elected to congregation council. We heartily thank those Council members who have fin-ished their 3-year term, Nina Kess-ler, David Kurtz Jr., Jody Ruhlman, Linda Sanders, Lori Unger and Youth Representative Matthew Faust. Your service to the Council of St. Matthew is very much appre-ciated.

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Pianist Joseph Martin will be joined by Heather Sorenson, Richard Nichols, Steve Roddy and a 100-voice choir of choral direc-tors in concert on Friday,

January 18, at 7:00 p.m. This is always a great evening! The concert is part of a two-day event featuring the music of Shawnee Press/Hal Leonard Pub-lishing. The pianists/vocalists/French Hornist will offer their own arrangements and the choir will sing several songs written by the featured guests. The music will be accompanied by organ and piano. The guest musicians entertain the audience with comical comments on music and

music makers but also share inspiring stories of the power of music. The Saturday, January 19 workshop for choral directors is attended by hun-dreds of musicians from the East Coast. The Friday evening concert is free and open to the public, but a ticket is required to at-tend. Please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to “January Concert, St. Matthew Lu-theran Church, 30 W. Chestnut Street, Hanover, PA 17331” with the number of tickets you are re-questing. Please send your request by Decem-ber 20. Tickets will be mailed January 2. The doors will open at 6:30 p.m. for this open-seating concert. A free-will offering will be collect-ed during the concert.

PIANO, VOCAL AND CHORAL CONCERT

A DAY AT THE BEACH is the theme for our annual Women’s Retreat on Sat-urday, January 26, 9:00 to 3:30 p.m. All women of all ages are invited to spend a day at the “beach” with Bible study, worship, our special speaker (to be announced), a craft and our famous lasagna lunch with dessert bar. Please bring a dessert if you are able—everything else will be provided. Bring a Bible, a note pad and something to write with, too! Friends and relatives are welcome to attend with you. Please complete the registration form and return it with your $15 check to the church office by Sunday, January 20, 2019.

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A DAY AT THE BEACH WOMEN’S RETREAT REGISTRATION

Name: ____________________________________________________________ E-mail: ____________________________________________________________ Phone number: ___________________________________________ Please choose one or both: [ ] meat lasagna [ ] vegetable lasagna Please enclose with your $15 registration check made payable to: “St. Matthew Lutheran Church” with “women’s retreat” on the memo line. [ ] Yes, my husband (or other male family member or friend) will be able to help prepare, serve and clean up our lunch. Time available: ____________________________ A DAY AT THE BEACH would not be complete without a lunch to share! Since this is a day for our women to relax, we are looking for men to volunteer for kitchen duty. Even if the women in your life are not attending, you may still come out to put lasagnas in the oven, put salad ingredients into bowls and put out the place set-tings. (See, you don’t even have to really cook—just heat up!) We’ll also be looking for a “coffee guy” to keep us in coffee and hot water for tea during the morning. If you are available for kitchen or coffee duty on January 26, please contact Jan Davis at 717-637-7101 or jdavisaim@stmattlutheran.org.

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December

1 9:00-11:00 a.m. Cookie Walk –

Fellowship Hall

2 12:00 p.m. Advent Social -

Fellowship Hall

3 1:00 p.m. Women of the ELCA Personal

Care Kit packing - Upper Room

7 6:00 p.m. Discovery Place Christmas

Program – Fellowship Hall

8/9 Winterfest - Synod event for youth

8 10:45 a.m. Trip to Longwood Gardens

9 3:00-5:30 p.m. Hanging of the Greens,

dinner at 5:00

16 9:15-10:15 a.m. Children’s Christmas

Pageant – Fellowship Hall

2-4:00 p.m. Christmas Caroling

to Shut-Ins

6-8:00 p.m. Youth Group Christmas

Party

22/23 Regular worship schedule

24 Church Office closes at Noon

24 Christmas Eve Services:

6:00 p.m. Family Service

7:45 Nativity Recital

8:00 Candlelight Communion

10:30 Nativity Recital

11:00 p.m. Candlelight & Carol Service

25 & 26 Church Office Closed -

Merry Christmas!

30 11:45 a.m. Unhanging of the Greens

31 Church Office Closes at Noon

31 7:00 p.m. Mini-Ministers Puppet Show

Calendar of Special Events

– Fellowship Hall

January - 2019

1 Church Office Closed - Happy New

Year!

15 6:00 p.m. Women of the ELCA

Meeting - Lounge

18 7:00 p.m. Joseph Martin Concert

(by free ticket)

19 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hal Leonard/

Shawnee Press Workshop

26 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Women’s

Retreat (Upper Room)

February 2019

10 2-4 p.m. Puppet Marathon –

Fellowship Hall

14 6:00 p.m. Travel Presentation for

Ireland trip – Fellowship Hall

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The Staff of The Staff of The Staff of The Staff of

St. Matthew Lutheran Church, St. Matthew Lutheran Church, St. Matthew Lutheran Church, St. Matthew Lutheran Church,

wish all of you a most joyful and wish all of you a most joyful and wish all of you a most joyful and wish all of you a most joyful and

peaceful holiday season.peaceful holiday season.peaceful holiday season.peaceful holiday season.

May the light of Christ shine upon you always!May the light of Christ shine upon you always!May the light of Christ shine upon you always!May the light of Christ shine upon you always!

The Rev. Robert Moore, Interim Senior Pastor

832-423-3008 (cell)

The Rev. Kathryn Schroeder, M. Div., Pastor,

717-321-0614 (cell)

The Rev. Arthur L. Ruths, D.D., Pastor Emeritus

The Rev. Dr. E. Edward Keyser, Cong. Visitation Pastor

The Rev. Faye C. Snyder, Cong. Visitation Pastor

Deacon Jan M. Davis, Minister of Christian Education

Scott G. Fredericks, Minister of Music

Cody Danner, Seminarian

30 West Chestnut Street

Hanover, PA 17331

Phone: 717-637-7101

Fax: 717-637-4961

Email: info@stmattlutheran.org

www.stmattlutheran.org