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Pentecost and Beyond The journey from Easter to Pentecost is not one easily measured by distance or time. It is true that in the Christian Church we celebrate Easter for seven weeks and the Day of Pentecost comes at day fifty.
That’s how it is at First English also. Our liturgical seasons are clearly defined by the scripture texts we use as part of our worship together as well as the color of the paraments that are present in our worship space. The color for the season of Easter is white and the color for Pentecost Sunday is red, clear definitions at least for our ears and eyes.
For some in the church Easter is likely to be celebrated as a single Sunday, the day we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus. Pentecost likewise is a day when we celebrate the coming of Christ’s Spirit in a mighty rush of wind and fire.
The reality of life in the church, however, is that clear definitions and timeframes, while helpful for planning worship, do not always coincide with everyday life. Living as God’s Easter people, forgiven and redeemed and as disciples filled and sent by Christ’s Spirit is an ongoing way of life in the world.
The Spirit continues to breathe life and grace into creation each and every day. We celebrate Pentecost as the coming of the Spirit of Jesus the Christ into the world, fifty days after we celebrate his Resurrection. It is the celebration of God breaking through the boundaries of time and space and opening the whole world for the re-creating power of love.
Pentecost is freedom, the freedom of the Spirit to blow where it wants. One of the most compelling qualities of life in the Spirit is that we are always being made new and being sent out to bring and receive the gifts of God to and from all the peoples and nations.
As I considered what this might mean for us as the people of First English, and thought about the many places we may find ourselves during the days and weeks of summer, a clear plan emerged.
Almost everyone has access to a camera, many right on their phones. As the Spirit sends you to places far or near, take a picture we can post and share. Show us the churches you worshiped at, the beauty and splendor of the world God created, the joy of volunteering at and participating in the National Youth Gathering in Detroit.
You get the picture – the possibilities for glimpses of life in the Spirit are endless!! Please plan to share yours. We can’t wait to see what the Spirit has in mind! Pastor Chris
First English Ev. Lutheran Church
Inside this issue:
Call committee News 2
Notes from Pastor Krister 3
Council Meeting Minutes
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Schedules + Contact Info 6
Youth Gathering 7
Kitchen Use Reminders 8
Board of Fellowship
Columbarium
With the Members 9
Bd. Of Social Action
Reflection Garden
Organ Repair Update 10
Parish Ed./Youth News
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Preschool
Kroger 12
June Birthdays 13
Serving in June 14
June Calendar 15
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Update-Senior Pastor Call Process
The Call Committee continues meeting regularly. We have narrowed our list to a few final Pastors we interviewed. One of these candidates recently visited First English and our community. The com-mittee and the candidate were both very positive about the time spent together and feel that the Spirit may be drawing us to each other. We are prayerfully continuing forward with this candidate, with faith and hope that we are getting close. So far, the committee has:
Reviewed 40 candidate profiles
Considered 20 candidates for telephone or video conversations
Removed 8 candidates because they are in discussion with other congregations. Had telephone or video conversations with 9 candidates as a committee. Removed 4 candidates after initial discussions with them. Had one decline to be considered after video conversation. Had 3 video conversations with new candidates in March. Had one in-person visit/interview in April. Please pray with us for the Lord to guide us in our mission. We have confidence and faith than He will.
What do YOU think? Members of the Call Committee are available on Sun-day mornings or at your convenience via phone, email, or in person. If you would like to ask questions or share your opinions please let us know. Below is contact information for each member of the committee. Mark Balle- (313)882-8111 (h),
John Blohm- (586)469-0199 (h),
Trevor Clor- (313)220-1028 (c),
Jeff Gates- (313)399-7409 (c),
Waynette Hostetler- (586)978-8755
Chris Judson- (313)886-4914 (h),
Randie Kohler- (734)546-0900 (c),
John Nyquist- (248)705-2180 (c),
Marc Simone- (313)886-6544 (h),
Susan Ulmer- (313)884-4726 (h)
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….from Pastor Krister….
Flat Jesus For those who were at worship on Pentecost Sunday (May 24) you heard me talk about, and show you a copy of my “Flat Jesus” in my Children’s Time. Now, we all know Jesus isn’t flat. Well, at least I hope we know this! With everyone gearing up for summer and summer travels,
both near and far, I thought we’d have a visible way to see that Jesus is with us, wherever we go. We know that Jesus is always with us, no matter where we find ourselves, but I’m hoping that this summer we will again be reminded in new and fun ways how Jesus comes with us. Whether it’s to a ballgame at Comerica Park or to the Zoo, to the lake house or to Germany and Italy, you are invited to take Flat Jesus with you, snap a photo. It is like a selfie, but with “Flat Jesus” – like the pic to the right from outside the church building. This summer project is a visible expression of faith reminding us that Jesus is with us wherever we go! Jesus does not stay in the church between Sundays, but is also outside the Church with us every day as we partner with God to do God’s work in the world. And who knows, you may strike up a conversation with someone who doesn’t know about Jesus or who needs to be reminded themselves that Jesus loves them. If you need a copy of Flat Jesus, please let me know. I can even send you one via email. Have fun this summer and don’t forget Jesus is with you to the ends of the earth, each and every day.
Pr. Krister Ulmanis
Because you asked…. Several people have asked about worship planning. This is how it works at First English: Mr. Bob Foster selects the opening and closing hymn for the late (11:00) service The preacher for the day creates the worship guide (bulletin) for both services and selects the hymns for the early (9:30) service and the Hymn of the Day (hymn after Sermon) for the late service. The presider writes the Prayers of the People. The pastors’ alternate who does baptisms, weddings and funerals.
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FEELC CHURCH COUNCIL MINUTES May, 2015
The meeting was called to order by President, Marc Simone at 7:35 P.M.. Pastor Ulmanis offered the opening prayer.
SECRETARY’S REPORT: Patty Foster moved, Waynette Hostetler seconded, the minutes under the BOARD OF CHURCH
PROPERTIES be amended to read “Peace Circle has ordered new carpeting for Pastor Chris’ s office. The cost is to be covered by the Board of Church Properties. In conjunction with Grace Circle they will be ordering new flooring for the Bridal Lounge. The cost will be covered by the 2 Circles”. Motion carried. Jane Stevens moved, Claudette Momenee seconded, the minutes be approved as corrected. Motion carried.
TREASURER’S REPORT: In the absence of Pam Southard (because of illness) a temporary report was submitted but was not meant to be the official report. Thus it is not reported in these minutes.
BOARD OF STEWARDSHIP: Sherrill Wolford Sherrill expressed her appreciation to Waynette Hostetler for acting as chairperson of this committee during her
absence An update to the 5 year projection is being planned..
FINANCIAL SECRETARY’S REPORT: John Nyquist The pledges are recorded.
BOARD OF CHURCH PROPERTIES: Marc Simone The outdoor church property clean-up was held last Sat. The Boy Scouts were very helpful.
BOARD OF EVANGELISM: Patty Foster 1, An organ open house is being planned when the repairs are completed.
The committee is interested in receiving more information which was presented at the Synod Assembly last week.
BOARD OF PARISH EDUCATION: Chris Simone VBS is in need of volunteers The committee is interested in visiting other churches to get new ideas for the Sunday School activities and
curriculum. Ideas from FEELC members are also encouraged..
BOARD OF FELLOWSHIP: Claudette Momenee The summer coffee hour schedule is posted in the hallway. Most Sundays are available. On Mother’s Day a flower with a verse was given to each Mother. June 21 is the date for the Father’s Day BBQ. There will be only one coffee hour that day. It will be held between
services. On August 20 there will be a game night immediately following the 7:00 P.M. service. The games will be for both
children and adults.
BOARD OF YOUTH MINISTRY: Renata Conger Renata expressed appreciation for the policy adapted last month regarding newborns at work. The Youth Thurs. evenings have included such activities as going to events ie: the North High School Choir Concert.
Youth Night will be changed to Wed. evenings for the summer. There will be lock-in June 12-13. A car wash will be held on June 14. Preparations for the Nat’l Youth Gathering are continuing. The committee will sponsor the Coffee Hour July 5.
BOARD OF WORSHIP & MUSIC: Sandy Ford The next musical is scheduled for Nov. 13, 14 & 15. If the rights can be obtained the show will be “Meet Me in St. Louis”.
Open Door Series for next year is: a. Dec. 6 – Carol-a-long
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Dec 13 – Music Sunday G. P. Community Chorus 2016
April 17 – pianist – Tyree April 24 – G. P. Community Chorus March 6 (Tentatively) Bob Foster new organ recital June 13 – Music Sunday
WOMEN OF THE CHURCH: Waynette Hostetler The Ford House Tour was a success. Jackie Stein and June MacMichael served as docents. Twenty persons attended. The Women of the Church are supporting the diaper drive which is being sponsored by the Nat’l Youth Gathering.
Toddler and Adult sizes are especially needed. Donations are being sought from our congregation. Items may be left in the Nursery.
BOARD OF SOCIAL ACTION: Diann Ohman The October Fest will be held on Oct. 2 Penny Damore attended a meeting at Genesis Lutheran on Food Pantry procedures.
ASSOCIATE PASTOR’ REPORT: Pastor Chris She attended the Synod Assembly along with Pastor Ulmanis and Roger Ulmer. While there she was especially im-
pressed with 2 of the workshops. The Bishop reported on the Nat’l Gathering plans. She will be officiating at 1 baptism and 1 wedding coming soon.
SENIOR PASTOR’S: Pastor Ulmanis At the Synod Assembly the Bishop emphasized congregations should target their advertising toward their participa-
tion in the Youth Gathering, He was particularly impressed with a Fri. evening session at the Assembly on “Global Music”. Pastor will also be officiating at an upcoming baptism. The dedication of the Columbarium has been held. Pastor is working on getting the plaques. Thurs. morning Bible Class will end for the season this Thurs. The topic will be “Religion and Art”. According to the contract Pastor Ulmanis is allowed 4 weeks vacation per year. He plans on taking 2 weeks May 28-
June 2 and June 29-July 5. These plans have been agreed to by Pastor Chris. The remainder 2 weeks will probably be taken in August.
John Nyquist moved, Diann Ohman seconded, we accept the request for removal of Jack & Debra Gurney from our membership roll. They have moved to Traverse City. Motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS: John Nyquist expressed appreciation to Glen Cornell for installing the new computer in the workroom.
NEW BUSINESS: It was suggested the cost of sending monthly offertory envelopes be studied.
ADJOURNMENT: John Nyquist moved, Waynette Hostetler seconded the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:40 P.M.
CLOSING PRAYER: Pastor Chris Respectfully submitted, Chris Judson Secretary
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WE’RE ON THE
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www.feelc.org
MISSION STATEMENT
‘GO, MAKE DISCIPLES’
First English Ev. Lutheran Church
800 Vernier Road Grosse Pointe Woods,
48236-1530 Phone: 313.884.5040
Fax: 313.884.4460
www.feelc.org
Interim Senior Pastor
Rev. Krister Ulmanis
Associate Pastor
Rev. Christina Veres [email protected]
Ed./Youth Coordinator
Renata Conger [email protected]
Music Coordinator
Bob Foster
Director of Bell Choirs
Christina Judson
Pastors Emeritus
Rev. Paul Keppler
Rev. Dr. Walter A. Schmidt
OFFICE HOURS
8a.m. — 12:30 p.m. lunch
1:30p.m. — 4:00p.m.
(Monday—Friday)
WORSHIP SCHEDULE:
Thursdays 7:00 pm
(Holy Communion every Thursday)
Sundays 9:30 a.m.
(Holy Communion every Sunday)
11:00 a.m. (Holy Communion 1st & 3rd Sunday and special Sundays)
Please take time to drop
all your clean, dry news-
papers, magazines,
office and copy paper,
advertising inserts and
junk mail into the
recycle bin in the
parking lot. You don’t
have to sort anything or
remove staples. Please
bag your shredded
paper. NO CARBOARD
OR PHONE BOOKS
A R E A C C E P T E D .
The AbiBow Recycling,
LLC program is designed
for organizations to re-
cycle paper -- most of
all, it’s an opportunity
for us to recycle and
help the environment.
SCHEDULES & CONTACT NUMBERS
Pastor Krister’s day off is Friday. He can be contacted at 226-787-2370 or by e-mail at [email protected].
Pastor Chris’ day off is Friday and in an emergency she can be contacted at 248-231-5091. Her email address is [email protected].
Church office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with the office closed for lunch from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Sue’s email is [email protected].
We are looking at doing a new church photo directory and hoping for some volunteers to help coordinate its creation. If you are interested in helping in any way or having input on format, please contact Randie Kohler at (734) 546-0900 or [email protected]
BRING YOUR
PAPER for
RECYCLING!!
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CONGREGATIONAL HELP NEEDED!!! Youth members Daniel Feldman, Eve Feldman,
Tiffany Kreutzans, Katie Link, Lauren Nyquist,
Parker Rustmann, and Nora Smith are attending
the 2015 national ELCA Youth Gathering July 15 –
19 in Detroit with over 30,000 youth from around
the country. The key message from Mark’s gospel
are designed to inspire them to “Rise Up
Together” and return to their home communities
to “build bridges, bear burdens, break chains and
bring hope” the mission statement of the gather-
ing’s host synod, Southeastern Michigan. The
youth typically leave an in-kind donation to their
host city, when discussing what to leave, the need
ELCA Youth Gathering
is coming to Detroit
July 15-19 2015
And we need your help!
Register today to serve the ELCA Youth Gathering in Detroit this summer!
Local volunteers are still very much in need! Individuals and groups can serve for
½ day or more throughout the event. Duties to be assigned in June.
To register: http://tinyurl.com/elca2015lvc
Click on New registration (in red)
Be sure to choose "Local Arrang." (Beth Smallbeck)
The Service Learning team is also in need of volunteers to help with service project days. These
projects require all day commitments of 1-3 days. Job descriptions in link below.
Site Captains: Help oversee and facilitate service projects.
Skilled Labor: Measure and cut boards, use basic power tools and operate power equipment.
Pre-Event Supply Chain Support: Handle, sort and deliver supplies to sites.
To register: http://tinyurl.com/elca2015slvr
*Service Learning volunteers must register in both databases.
For more information, contact: Claudia Karpinskas (Local Volunteers) [email protected]
Dave Upmeyer (Service Learning) [email protected]
always returned to diapers. The Women of First
English wish to support their efforts.
Non-profits that work with families and
individuals living in poverty, list diapers as a top
concern. The need is for toddler diapers (sizes 4, 5
and 6), adult incontinence products and wipes.
Please connect with the young people in our con-
gregation and the women’s support of them by
bringing the requested items and drop them off in
the nursery. Thank you in advance for your
generosity!!
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Reminders for Kitchen Use As you may know, our kitchens at FEELC are licensed with the state as commercial kitchens. It is this license which allows us to rent our kitchens to outside vendors making the license an asset for the church. This is an important asset to maintain. The county health department rout inel y i nsp ect s com m erci a l k i tchens. I learned a lot from our inspector this fall and it is good information to share. I’ve summarized a few things from the inspection that everyone who uses the kitchen must know and follow to maintain our license.
-Wash your hands! When you arrive at the kitchen to cook or prepare food your first stop should be the hand washing sink. Wash your hands again if your hands become unclean (i.e. handle money, pick something up off the floor, touch a dirty plate).
-Wear gloves when handling food. Both of our kitchens are stocked with gloves. For example if you are serving food, you must wear gloves. If your gloves become unclean, put on new gloves. Before putting on gloves, whether it’s your first pair of gloves or your fourth, wash your hands.
-Use a three step process when washing dishes/pot/pans by hand. Wash, rinse and sanitize. There are sanitizing tablets in each kitchen with directions for use on the bottle. Dishes/pots/pans need to be air-dried.
-Leave the kitchen as clean as you found it or cleaner if need be. Many FEELC groups and some outside groups use our kitchens and we all need to do our part to keep them clean!
-If you leave something in the fridge, label it with a date and whom it belongs to or what event it is for. The refrigerators are periodically cleaned and unlabeled items may be thrown away.
-If one of our renters is using the kitchen, please respect the time they have scheduled in the kitchen. It’s OK to ask to get something out of the fridge or cupboard but you should not disturb their cooking process.
Thank you for helping the church to maintain a clean and safe kitchen environment! Should you notice anything in the kitchens that need attention, let me know!
Christine Simone Facility Coordinator
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Summer Coffee Hour sign-up sheet - is now located on the bulletin board in hallway. We really need your participation in hosting a coffee hour. Regular and decaf coffee packets to make thecoffee are supplied by the church, it is up to you if you want to serve anything else, you are welcome to set out a free will offering plate to cover any costs. Please consider a date or two. If you have any further questions, you can contact Claudette at (313) 884-4642.
June 21 - Father's day, we will again have a BBQ to honor all the men of the church. This will be held on the church lawn or in Luther Center if weather is bad. We will supply food- hamburgers, hot dogs, brats, chips, salad bar, fruit, lemonade, water and coffee and finally some dessert. There will be some children's activities, games for all, and a 50/50 raffle.
Mark your calendars to do something different, attend a Thursday Night service then after join in an evening of games for children and adults, and some snacks. We are planning on August 20. More details TBA
BOARD OF FELLOWSHIP news
COLUMBARIUM FOR FIRST ENGLISH
The Columbarium has been completed and it we are in the process of contacting those that have purchased niches for placement selection.
The price of a niche is $1,800.00 + the cost of the urn and the engraving of the marble front. The niche will hold two urns and will be assigned on a “first come-first served” basis, with members being able to choose the location of their niche within the Columbarium. If you are interested in purchasing a companion niche, please contact the church office. A brochure, with pictures, is available in the office.
On May 3, 2015 we celebrated with Andrew James Bezel, Emily Olivia Dalian, Parker Christian Rustmann, and Noah James Simone as they affirmed their faith in the Rite of Affirmation of Baptism/Confirmation. On May 17, 2015, we celebrated Lauren Nyquist, Noah LaMagno, Anna Marschner and Emily Waldner
as they took another step in their faith journey by graduating from High School with the Blanket Presentation. Astrid Karlson entered life eternal on May 23, 2015 “None of us lives to himself, and none of us dies to himself. If we live, we live to the Lord, and if we die, we die to the Lord; so then, whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lord's.” Romans 14:7-8
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BOARD OF SOCIAL ACTION Pantry You’ve heard the expression “back to basics.” This time we’re talking food. Each month we’ll ask members to donate another “basic” to restock our pantry. June is, again, everything month. Please consider buying one or two items for our shelves. Obviously if you find a great deal for pantry basics, bring ‘em in. There’s always room for more! Please be mindful of expiration dates on all food items. Unfortunately we have had to remove items from the pantry because of expired dates. Thank you for your help! Board of Social Action
SAVE THE DATE - Octoberfest will be on October 2, 2015!
FELC REFLECTION GARDEN ENGRAVED PAVERS
Have you noticed the “Reflection Garden” located on the east side of the church? This area has been transformed into a quiet, peaceful green space for sitting and reflecting. A donation of $50.00 or above, will give you the opportunity to have an appropriate message engraved on one of the paver bricks. Order forms can be found in the magazine rack in the Gathering Area.
Questions? Contact Marc Simone or Gordy Bush.
The latest up date from Shawn Keith on the
organ repair……….
Shawn Keith here with an update on what I found
when we removed the Antiphonal division of the
Möller organ. I was very startled and pleased by the
amount of leeway we're going to have in revoicing the
pipework for that division. It is almost like having
brand new unvoiced pipework! Because of the voicing
styles of the era in which the organ was built, every-
thing is going to work in our favor to give it the tone
we are shooting for. Obviously, we are very pleased
by that.
At the moment we are preparing the wind regulator
and all of the pneumatics for the wind chests in that
division to be re-leathered. For that division, that will
be a relatively quick process, because there is not
much there that needs to be done.
We are also preparing the pipe work by cleaning it, by
removing decayed felt gaskets, and by measuring for
new tuning sleeves.
I have been doing a fairly thorough inspection of the
little console from up front. It turns out there are
several structural deficiencies in that pedalboard that
will prevent us being able to use it. Depending on what
we find when we pull the big console, it is likely that
you will end up with a new pedalboard rather than
trying to reconstruct the one you have.
Kind regards,
Shawn
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Parish Education/Youth News from Renata
Youth News National Gathering — Rise Up Together!
Once again, the FEELC congregation has been amazingly supportive of its’ high school Youth. We thank you for your monetary contributions, gifts of time, and continued prayers. There is one last opportunity to show your support by participating in the
Car Wash on Music Sunday, June 14th.
Parish Education News
Thank You! Thank you all for a wonderful year of learning! Parents, we hope you will continue to read from your Spark Bibles with your children this summer. A special thank you to all those who taught Sunday School, as-sisted in the nursery, were Confirmation small group leaders, acted as chaperones, or helped in any other way. We simply could not function if you were not so gener-ous with your time, prayers, and creativity. Sunday School will resume in September with Rally Day.
Important Dates
June 12, 5:00pm —13, 8:30am HS+8th Grade Move-up Lock-in
June 14, 11:00am-1:00pm HS Car Wash
June 14-19 Confirmation Camp
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First English Lutheran Preschool is accepting new students for the 2015/16 school year. Our preschool offers a
caring, Christian setting to help parents prepare their three or four year old for their kindergarten and
elementary years. Students will develop their social & intellectual abilities as well as a positive self-image.
Our program includes-
*Art *Music
*Language *Math
*Science *Bible lessons
*Beginning reading concepts
*Physical development
If you or a friend are seeking a preschool for this fall, please contact our preschool director/lead teacher, Christine Simone, at [email protected] or 313.655.7367 with questions or to arrange a classroom visit.
Have you enrolled or re-enrolled yet?? Please take the time to go online and sign-up or renew your card and
make your donation designation to First English (#83535). It doesn’t cost you anything. If you don’t remember
the email address that you used previously to enroll, you can call (877)576-7587 to remove any email attached
to your card number and then proceed to enroll again. Our fundraising efforts, by participating in the Kroger
Community Rewards Program, have added up to significant money - just by purchasing your weekly groceries!
UP from the last quarter, our latest quarterly check was in the amount of $188.79!! In the beginning we were
receiving over $400.00 from Kroger. If you have never signed up – please go to Kroger’s website
krogercommunityrewards.com and follow the prompts. You will need your Kroger card. Remember - It
doesn’t cost YOU anything (It only costs Kroger)……..it only costs you a little time to register your card.
KROGER COMMUNITY REWARDS PROGRAM -
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6/1: Anthony DiMarzio, Dolores Friscan
6/2: Kathryn Wesserling
6/3: Julie Lieder, Robert Phillips
6/4: Amelia Flynn, Megan Warren
Ryan Hollenbeck
6/5: Claudia Gram. Brian Heaphy,
Karen Nasiatka
6/6: Jonathan Bay, Arthur Blumenstock,
Wendy Campbell, Dominic Vitale II,
Sophia Vitale
6/7: Deborah Garrisi, Cameron
Schreiber, Mackenzie Stewart
6/8: Nancy Heaphy
6/9: Darcy Downing
6/10: Mary Blohm, Eric Fett, Ruth Horn,
Gwendolyn Ohman, Paul Reed
6/11: Brandon Loehr, James Nyquist,
Stacy Zwicker, Audrey Johnson
6/12: Matthew Beardsley, Gail
Lindbloom, Marion McClendon
6/13: Laura Blohm, Glen Cornell, Helen
Freund, Jeffrey Gates,
Doris Lamore, Daniel Vasquez
6/14: Susan Portera, Ella Telegadas,
Bruce Udell, Hannah Kadrich
6/15: Joseph LaMagno, Laura Mancini
6/16: Cheryl Maniaci
6/17: Christian McDonald, Thomas
Schwanitz, Annalise Udell
6/18: Emilio Cornell, Leslie Nelson,
Donna Reesman
6/20: Karen Olson, Kimberly Stein,
David Vojinov
6/21: Alan Stein
6/22: Collin Chase, Aiden Collins, Renae Coston,
Austin Detweiler, Katelyn Kohler
6/24: Brandon Tambourine
6/25: Jeffrey Kurtz
6/26: Antoinette Fett, Jason Mancani,
6/27: Amanda Campbell,
Logan Detweiler, Gregory Gurney,
Rebecca Marchetti
6/28: Douglas Ford, Roger Ulmer
If your birthday does not appear on this list
and you would like it to, please
contact the church office with your
information in order to update our
computer records. Thank You.
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21-Jun
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28
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7-Jun
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21-Jun
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F
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7-Jun
R
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7-Jun
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14-Ju
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Sim
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14
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M
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21-Jun
B
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21-Jun
C
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28-Ju
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Cassar fam
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28
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C
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15
Su
n
Mo
n
Tu
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Wed
T
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F
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1
2
3
4
5
6
9
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xe
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0 P
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Re
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:30 S
po
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4:30
Sp
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5:30 E
xe
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:30 E
xe
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:30 S
po
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4:30
Sp
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5:30 E
xe
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Gro
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7:0
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8
:00
Go
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Ne
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5:0
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din
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7 8
9
10
11
12 13
9:30
Early W
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11:00
Late W
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firmatio
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1:30 Lau
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R
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7:00
GP
Yo
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9:30
Ex
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Class
4:30
Sp
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6:30
Pian
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3:45 R
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4:30
Sp
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5:30 E
xe
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Pian
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6:30
Grie
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d. O
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Pro
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9:30
Ex
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Class
4:30
Sp
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5:30 C
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3:45 R
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4:30
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5:30 E
xe
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7:00
Su
mm
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ervice
5:00
8th
Grad
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1:00
Pian
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14
15 16
17
18
19
20
Yo
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at Sto
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10:0
0 M
usic S
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day W
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11:00
Yo
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Car W
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5:00
Pian
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Re
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6
:00
‘Mu
sical’ Vid
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Party
7:00
GP
Yo
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g P
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ns A
A
9:30
Ex
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Class
4:30
Sp
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5:30 E
xe
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lass
9:30
Ex
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Class
4
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po
rts 5:30
Ex
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Class
7:00
Su
mm
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ervice
4
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Pian
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21 22
23 24
25
26
27 Fath
er’s D
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9:30
Early W
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11:00
Late W
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ip
7:00
GP
Yo
un
g P
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ns A
A
9:30
Ex
ercise
Class
CLE
F AR
TIC
LES
DU
E
5:30 E
xe
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lass
9:30
Ex
ercise
Class
5:30 E
xe
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lass 7:0
0 S
um
me
r Wo
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Se
rvice
28
29
30
9:30
Early W
orsh
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11:00
Late W
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7:00
GP
Yo
un
g P
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ns A
A
9:30
Ex
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Class
5:30 E
xe
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lass
YO
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NY LAKE
