October 22-25, 2015

trinity today

Trinity welcomes you!

Welcome to all. Please

know that you are among

friends who have been

praying for you. We hope

to see you next week as

well, and in the weeks that

follow.

And here’s an extra special

shout-out to our newest

members—70 of them! So

happy to have you as part

of the Trinity family.

this week’s

worship services

thursday 6:30 pm – chapel

friday 12:00 noon – chapel

saturday 5:30 pm – fellowship hall

sunday 8:15 am & 11 am

traditional worship

nave

8:30 am &10:45 am

contemporary worship

fellowship hall

disciples in the making, making disciples

Learn more about Trinity at www.trinitycamphill.org

October 22-25, 2015

We welcome 70 new members; they are being received at

services this weekend. Please look for them and say a hearty

hello to these newest additions to our Trinity family:

Brian, Meghan, and William Buehler

Christopher, Christine, Acadia, and Jordan Catherman

Michael and Georgia Clements

Ted and Carla Fishel

Tiffani, Bryce, and Hudsyn Fox

Peter and Pamela Glenn

Terry and Diane Hartzell

Jason, Elizabeth, Ford, Lucas, Hudson, and Max Herb

Michael, Jessica, Adilyn, Emma, and Isabelle Hetrick

Natalie Jacoby

James, Denise, Alexa, and Elana Kanelos

Robin (Rob) Lesher and Ronald Livingston

Benjamin, Rebecca, and Nathaniel Lorah

David and Sandy McGeorge

Dustin, Julia, and Gwendolyn McKeever

William Murray

John and Martha Nagle

Robert and Kathleen Nies

Daniel, Kristina, James, and David Pae

Erin Reedy

Thomas, Jovanna, Isabella, and Sophia Roh

Nick, Andrea, and Ben Shears

William, Nancy, Leah, and Daniel Shoemaker

Kristen, Carter, Cade, and Kendall Skaugen

Leoma Stern

Baptism: Makena Leighton, daughter of Leonard and Amy

(Cline) Kabiru, was baptized on October 17.

October 22-25, 2015

Reach out to our hospitalized and at-home members. See the

list in the narthex and the Gathering Space tract rack. Your

prayers and contacts bring peace and comfort.

Daylight Savings Time ends next Saturday. Be sure to turn your

clocks back one hour.

Blanket Sunday is November 1, so please

donate dollars. For only $5 each, Church

World Service purchases blankets for those

in need or in crisis. Please donate money

generously to support this worthy project!

Look for an envelope in your bulletin Nov. 1, or send your

donation to the church office. Make checks out to Trinity

Lutheran Church and write Blanket Sunday on the memo.

Nawakwa's Annual Auction is on Sunday, November 1, starting

at 2 pm. The quilts offered for auction are displayed in

Nawakwa’s Assembly Hall, while the many quality crafts for

the silent auction are displayed next door in Craft Hall. Start

your Christmas shopping early AND support the Lutheran

Camping Corporation! Immediately following the live auction,

enjoy dinner in the dining hall. This evening meal is free, but

call 717-677-8211 so we know you are coming. If you would

like to attend but would prefer not to drive yourself, please

sign up on the list at the display in our Gathering Space!

Members, we’re still

looking for your

yellow Estimate of

Giving cards. Mail

or bring them to

the church office.

October 22-25, 2015

Did you give electronically

today? If so, put an “I gave

electronically” card in the

offering plate. There’s nothing to

fill out (e-givers already gave us

their info when they signed up

online). Just drop in the card.

Why, you ask? Three good

reasons: (1) Using this card helps

you avoid feeling awkward when

the plate passes you by. (2) You’ll

show a visible example of

stewardship just like your fellow

Trinity members who use offering

envelopes. (3) Finally, when

others notice the card in the

plate or the basket, you’ll help to

publicize the ease of e-giving. The

new blue cards are in the pew

pockets in the nave and on the

back table in Fellowship Hall. Also

on the card is a quick response code that, when scanned

with a smart phone, takes you to our e-giving web page.

Michael Donovan is Trinity’s Artist of the Month for October.

Mike has been photographing for about 40 years; he started

while taking a black and white photography course in

college. He holds an associate degree in photography from

HACC and has also attended various workshops, seminars,

and lectures. Mike is a member of the Art Association of

Harrisburg, the Mechanicsburg Art Center, the Carlisle Arts

Learning Center, and the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen.

He is a judge for various local camera clubs and civic

organization competitions, has taught photography classes

for the East Pennsboro Library educational program, and—as

a retired school teacher—has taught summer photography

classes for elementary school students. His photographs have

New for

e-givers!

October 22-25, 2015

been displayed in the WITF atrium, the Art Association of

Harrisburg, Whitaker Center, Oyster Mill Playhouse, the

Mechanicsburg Art Center, and other venues.

Read about Trinity’s proposed capital

projects. Pick up a copy of

the draft document,

“Identifying Capital Needs

in Strategic Planning,” that

was affirmed by our

Congregation Council at its

September meeting. The draft

lists capital needs/projects

identified by teams,

committees, staff, and leadership

during our strategic planning

process. Then, on Sunday,

November 1, at 9:30 am in Room 237,

Property Committee Chair Dan Reed

and Pastor Jack Horner will lead a

forum discussion about these proposed projects. You are

encouraged to attend. The draft document is available at the

Gathering Space reception desk and in the church office.

The Nominating Committee has begun the process of seeking

names for leadership positions in Trinity’s Congregation

Council. Please prayerfully consider if you feel called to this

opportunity. Contact Bert Weaver to recommend yourself or

someone you know! Bert Weaver 717-697-3259,

jeff_bert@verizon.net

Coordinators are needed NOW so we can have our

Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday, November 22. Please, please,

the Fellowship Team asks that we not risk cancelling this

October 22-25, 2015

amazing ministry for lack of coordinators! Needed are the

following:

Dining room coordinator for set-up and clean-up

Dining room coordinator for hosts and table settings

Recruitment coordinator for volunteers

Volunteers to “shadow” coordinators and to take the lead

next year

All who have attended any Thanksgiving dinner in the past

know what a wonderful event it is. The fellowship and food are

long remembered, so let’s make sure we can continue this

tradition. Contact Steve Kauffman, Fellowship Team

Coordinator, at skauffman81@gmail.com or 717-994-0982.

Saturday Work Crew opportunities on November 7. We’ll

volunteer for P.E.T., or Personal Energy Transportation, at the

workshop in Mt. Holly Springs, 408 N. Baltimore Street (behind

Sheetz), from 9 am to 2 pm. P.E.T. builds colorful, sturdy carts

for people with mobility issues; the carts are shipped to

developing nations. There are all types of jobs to do regardless

of skill level. You can carpool from Trinity's parking lot at 8:15

am, or you can meet directly at the workshop. Bring

something to eat and drink. To volunteer, contact Barb

Musselman bdmusselman@verizon.net or 717-329-3710.

The next Jr. High Nite is NEXT Sunday! That's right, Jr. High takes

off again next Sunday, November 1, from 6-8:30 pm in the YG

room (Room 236). This is a Nite for you, your friends, and

everyone in grades 6-8. Be there for fun, fellowship, learning,

and even more fun. Bring Snacks! Bring Friends! Snacks and

friends are always welcome and encouraged. Dinner and

drinks will always be provided. C U @ YG. P.S. YG Winter

Retreat sign-ups begin on this nite, so you WILL want to be

there!

October 22-25, 2015

Why cook? Instead, come out to our Youth Group’s Pasta Nite

2015 this Sunday, October 25, from 6-7:30 pm. You’ll love this

traditional Italian dinner of pasta and meatballs, rolls, salad,

and ice cream. Come one, come all! Buy your tickets in the

Gathering Space after church services, or at the door.

Advance tickets are just $7 for adults and $4 for children ages

3-10. Tickets at the door are just $8 for adults and $5 for the

children. Kids under 3 eat free! All funds raised from this meal

go to support future Youth Group events, including our service

trip this coming summer to Detroit.

Alehouse Table Talk: Join Pastor Horner for a beer or other

beverage and good conversation about the topic,

”Immigration and the Christian,” at the Appalachian Brewing

Company, 3721 Market St, Camp Hill, on Thursday, October

29, at 8:30 pm.

The Men’s Breakfast Gathering will meet on Saturday,

November 7, at Tom Drye’s home, 4300 Woodcrest Lane,

Camp Hill. Breakfast starts at 8. Join us for good food, good

company, and an interesting discussion. We’re relaxed and

informal, and we’ll end at 9:30. Contact Tom and Linda, 717-

763-7890 or tjdrye4300@comcast.net, so they know how many

to expect, or if you have questions.

On Sunday, November 8, starting at 4 pm, don’t miss concert

pianist Paul Bisaccia—An American in Paris, Great American

Composers! This unique piano concert features waltzes by

Scott Joplin and Richard Rodgers, Sousa’s Washington Post

March, and other music by Stephen Sondheim, Irving Berlin

and George Gershwin. Plus, in celebration of the Tony-award

winning Broadway musical hit, Paul will play his exciting new

piano transcription of Gershwin’s An American in Paris.

Admission is free. This is a night of great American music and

great American composers at their best!

October 22-25, 2015

Share in the care of Trinity’s family by praying for the following

Trinity members in the coming week: Alan, Sue, Scott, and

Faith Kwiatkowski; Ronald, Peggy, Eric, and Ryan Kunz; Richard

and Lee Kunkle; Ruth Kumler; Jan, Grant, and Carl Kulonda;

Randy, Cindy, and Matt Kuentzler; Joe, Donna, Shane, and

Ericka Kubik; Amanda Krotzer.

Circle Dates

o Mon., Nov. 2, 6:30 pm, Library, Esther Circle

o Tues., Nov. 3, 9:30 am, Library, Deborah Circle

o Tues., Nov. 3, 1 pm, Library, Elizabeth/Ruth Circle

o Sun., Nov. 8, 9:30 am, Rm. 237, Sarah Circle

Intercessory Prayer

o Thurs., Nov. 5, 1 pm, Library

Sewing Ministry

o Tues., Nov. 3, 6-9 pm, Rm. 237

o Tues., Nov. 17, 9 am-3 pm, Rm. 237

Prayer Shawl Ministry

o Thurs., Nov. 19, 1-3 pm, Rm. 121

sunday 8:15 am – Traditional Service – Nave

8:30 am – Contemporary Service – Fellowship Hall

9:00 am – Garden of Eatin’ – Gathering Space

9:30 am – Colorful Parenting – 124-126

9:15 am – New Members Class – Library

9:30 am – Sunday Church School Classes

9:30 am – Affirmation of Baptism – 12

10:45 am – Contemporary Service – Fellowship Hall

11:00 am – Traditional Service – Nave

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October 22-25, 2015

12:00 noon – Garden of Eatin’ - Gathering Space

1:00 pm – Joyful Noise – Chapel

4:00 pm – Girl Scout Troop 1967 - 121

4:15 pm – Youth Bells - Nave

4:30 pm – Cherub Choir - 14

5:00 pm – Matins Choir – Choir Room

5:30 pm – Junior Choir - 14

6:00 pm – Pasta Nite – Fellowship Hall, Kitchen

6:00 pm – Girl Scout Troop 10656 - 121

6:15 pm – Food, Fun, Fellowship - 11

6:45 pm – Junior Bells – Nave

7:00 pm – Girl Scout Troop 10654 – 122

monday 9:00 am – Trinity Preschool Playgroup – 221-226 6:00 pm – Cub Scout Tigers – 122

tuesday 8:00 am – Men’s Bible Study - Brothers

9:00 am – Staff Meeting – 239

9:00 am – Trinity Preschool Playgroup – 221-226

10:00 am – Pastoral Care – 239

6:00 pm – Faith X – FH

6:00 pm – Cub Scout Tigers - 125

7:00 pm – Property Committee – 227-229

7:00 pm – Stewardship Team - 239

7:00 pm – Men’s Small Group – Library

wednesday

9:00 am – Trinity Preschool Playgroup – 221-226, 121

9:30 am – Library Staff – Library

9:30 am – Women’s Bible Study – 237

5:30 pm – Sup ‘n Study Meal – FH

6:30 pm – Sup ‘n Study Classes – 12, 125, 122, 236, 237

6:30 pm – Cub Scout Webelos 2 - 121

7:00 pm – Adult Handbells – Nave

thursday 9:00 am – Trinity Preschool Playgroup – 221-226

9:30 am – Bible Study – Fellowship Hall

6:30 pm – Worship – Chapel

7:00 pm – Chancel Choir – Choir Room

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October 22-25, 2015

7:00 pm – Bible Study – 237

8:30 pm – Alehouse Table Talk – ABC

friday 12:00 noon – Prayer Service – Chapel

saturday 5:30 pm – Worship – Fellowship Hall

sunday 8:15 am – Traditional Service – Nave

8:30 am – Contemporary Service – Fellowship Hall

9:00 am – Garden of Eatin’ – Gathering Space

9:00 am – Blood Pressure Screening – Chapel Narthex

9:30 am – Sunday Church School Classes

9:30 am – Capital Project Forum – 237

9:30 am – Affirmation of Baptism – 12

10:45 am – Contemporary Service – Fellowship Hall

11:00 am – Traditional Service – Nave

12:00 noon – Garden of Eatin’ - Gathering Space

12:00 noon – Blood Pressure Screening – Chapel Narthex

4:15 pm – Youth Bells - Nave

4:30 pm – Cherub Choir - 14

5:00 pm – Matins Choir – Choir Room

5:30 pm – Junior Choir - 14

6:00 pm – Jr. High Nite – 227-237, FH, Kitchen

6:15 pm – Food, Fun, Fellowship - 11

6:45 pm – Junior Bells – Nave

AA 7:30 am – Mon thru Fri –121

7:30 pm – Mon thru Thurs – 121

11:30 am – Wednesday – 124-126

12 noon – Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri – 121

1:00 pm – Wednesday – 124-126

Women’s 12-Step 6:00 pm – Monday, Thursday – 121

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October 22-25, 2015

Al-Anon 7:30 pm – Tues, Thurs – 232-234

Alateen 7:30 pm – Thursday – 239

Gamblers Anonymous 7:00 pm – Mon – 237; Thurs – 227-229

Gam-Anon 7:00 pm – Monday – 239

Families Helping Families 6:30 pm – Monday – 228-230

Alzheimers 7:00 pm – Wednesday – Library

Treatment Center Alumni 7:30 pm – Wednesday – 228-230

Harrisburg Symphony Youth Strings 6:00 pm – Mon. – Chr Rm

Harrisburg Symphony Youth Orchestra 7:00 pm – Mon. – FH

Camp Hill Borough Halloween Parade Kick-off Venue – Tuesday

Harrisburg Singers 7:00 pm – Tuesday – Chr Rm

October 22-25, 2015

Trinity Lutheran Church Office: 717-737-8635 Fax: 717-730-9297

trinluth@trinitycamphill.org www.trinitycamphill.org

Hours: Monday-Friday 9 am - 4 pm

Gathering Space Receptionist: Sunday-Thursday, 6-9 pm

Staff

Lead Pastor – Rev. Dr. Jack M. Horner

Ministry Director for Parish Life – Rev. John H. Brock

Ministry Director for Discipleship – Rev. Nancy R. Easton

Director of Congregational Care – Rev. Dr. Guy S. Edmiston, Jr.

Ministry Director for Music - H. Timothy Koch

Director of Youth and Student Ministries – Peter A. Fox

Director of Contemporary Music – Debra D. Wilson

Director of Children and Family Ministries – Kelly A. Falck

Ministry Director for Communications – Stephanie Maurer

Ministry Director for Finance and Property – Paul A. Hensel

Director of Children’s Music – Amy L. Koch

Director of Preschool – Heather F. Rose

Office Manager – Nancy J. Martin

Administrative Assistant for Ministry – Tom Notestine

Administrative Assistant for Finance and Property – Erich Sprowls

Director of Nursery Care – Bridget Rini, Melissa Taylor

Sextons – Russell Brown, Enrique Ramassat

Sunday Morning Receptionist – Criss Floray

Evening Receptionists – Lori Anne McBride, Glenn Plott, Beth Hinkle

Congregation Council

Jennifer Schwalm – President

Richard Jacobs – Vice President

Becky Lohr – Secretary

Rob Bertram

Kevin Brady

Doug Bonsall

Frank Bertovich

Kathy Holmes

Charlotte Lazarchik

Kelly MacConnell

Dan Reed

Dave Reeser

Administrative Committee Chairs

Administration and Personnel – Doug Bonsall

Finance – Frank Bertovich

Property – Dan Reed

Strategic Planning – Bob Frymoyer

Ministry Team Facilitators

Arts – Mary Haar

Education – Kelly MacConnell

Evangelism – Linda Horner

Fellowship – Steve Kauffman

IT/AV – Jonathan Lobaugh

Missions – Patricia Graybill

Parish Ministry – Donna Sprowls

Publicity and Communication – Jessica Warren

Social Ministry – Mitzi Jones

Stewardship – Dave Maser

Worship – Becky Enney

Youth – Hannah Killian