July/Aug 10 Footnotes - Christ the Servant · Wilma Garvey ([email protected]). We like to include our college students ... The CTS Book Club will resume meeting in September with

FOOTNOTESC H R I S T T H E S E R V A N T

L U T H E R A N C H U R C H

www.cts-lutheran.org † 9801 Centerway Road † (301) 977-0285

Montgomery Village, MD

July/August 2010

Volume 36, No. 11

The Reverend

Peter Bastien,

Pastor

Dear Friends in Christ, Kalu Rimpoche wrote: “Reason tells me I am nothing. Love tells me I am everything. Between these poles, my life unfolds.” I like the quote, so I tried to rework it from the perspective of Jesus and his understanding of love, and I came up with this: Whenever I think I am everything, I become nothing; but when, out of love for others, I make myself nothing, I become everything! Liberal individualism in America (and elsewhere) went wrong because it thought that individual self-cultivation was its own End, but, in fact, self-cultivation is not an End, but a way of searching for my End. The wondrous irony is that pursuing the meaning of my individual life always ends up propelling me beyond my individual self toward others. The self-enclosed individual merely achieves a supreme loneliness and meaninglessness. Precisely as individual, I am nothing. The purpose of political liberalism is not self-enclosure. The purpose is to give each human person the inalienable right to pursue his/her own meaning without having it imposed upon him/her by any State or Church or other Power. When Christianity threatened people with the Gospel, the Gospel is what was lost. The threats (“believe our way or go to hell”) exposed a great insecurity, a profound lack of self-confidence. You cannot threaten people into heaven, you can only love them into the Kingdom of God. I have such confidence that God is really essentially revealed to us in Jesus of Nazareth that I have ceased to worry about the insufficiency of my neighbors. They don’t go to church enough, or they aren’t Christian; or they are agnostic; or whatever. Gods’ love--Jesus’ teaches me--will find a way. I don’t have to worry about them in that regard. I do have to worry about their well-being in other ways...are they well? Do they have basic human needs met? Are they hungry? In other words, I do have to love them. No, strike that. It is not that I have to love them, it is that I get to love them. And as I love them the Nothing that I am becomes Something. This love fills me up and I become a real person. Do you see this sublime irony? We need to be free to be individuals because only then will we be free to become more than individuals. I am not afraid of what will happen to me (with my weak, cowardly Christianity), nor am I afraid for them. Love has cast out fear. God’s love for me (and us) underwrites my love. Suddenly I am Everything. Have a great summer!! In Christ, --Pastor

† †July/August 2010 page 2

Prayer Concerns

Jim AustinJean BonaldJustin BrunceAnn ClingerMargaret CondonKaren FiedlerSam GatesDave GearingDorothy GeraldSylvia LakeNancy LangDavid LashofRichard LurixLauren Sue MasoeroPastor John MullerMary NixonAlthea NottinghamJoyce PacheliRon PacheliStephanie PeelerBob PetersenIngse PetersenKevin PetersonLorna PoolJane RhineEmily Schlienz

New Church Directory

A new CTS Church Directory will be published in mid-September. If anyone has additions, deletions, or other corrections to make to their name, home address, home and/or cell telephone number(s) or email address(es), please contact Wilma Garvey ([email protected]). We like to include our college students in the directory, so please add/update their college addresses too. A copy of the current directory is in the church office on the desk if you want to check your listing.

Council Positions for 2010 - 2011

Officers

President Tony KerlavageVice President Pat AndersenSecretary Joanne Eater

Ministry Areas

Business Administration Steve GarveyLearning Joann EastlackOutreach Hunter TjugumParish Care Connie GrafParish Life Dave LarrabeeProperty Rob PalmerService Jo JohnsonStewardship Ron BackusWorship Roger Ransake

Youth

Outreach Carson FehnerWorship Kayleigh Austin

Please notify the church office (301-977-0285, Prayer Concern box, or wcgarvey. comcast.net) if you would like anyone removed or added to the prayer concern list. Names will be removed after a six-week period if no update is received.

Christ the Servant Lutheran Church

Montgomery Village, MD

Footnotes Staff

Editor ....................Valerie Mayer

Calendar................Tom Eastlack

Servants’ List.........Wilma Garvey

Youth Grp News... Barbara Harner

Production............. Steve Garvey

Footnotes is issued eleven times a year by

Christ the Servant Lutheran Church, an

ELCA congregation in the Metropolitan

Washington, D.C. Synod. Articles of interest

to the congregation are solicited from

members of the CTS community and are

due to the editor by the third Sunday of each

month. Articles for the July/August issue are

due by the third Sunday of June.

CTS Council Meeting SummaryJune 7, 2010

Financial-Chuck and Ernie reported that the financial picture for May is improved over last month. Both current income and total income were over budget for the month. In addition, income exceeded spending for the month by $945.86. For the year, however, we still have a negative budget balance of $3,246.05.

Council officers were elected. Tony Kerlavage was reelected president, Pat Andersen as vice president, and Joanne Eater as secretary.

--Respectfully Submitted, Joanne Eater


Sunday ReadingsSixth Sunday after PentecostJuly 4, 2010Isaiah 66:10-14Psalm 66:1-9 (4)Galatians 6:[1-6] 7-16Luke 10:1-11, 16-20

Seventh Sunday after PentecostJuly 11, 2010Deuteronomy 30:9-14Psalm 25:1-10 (4)Colossians 1:1-14Luke 10:25-37

Eighth Sunday after PentecostJuly 18, 2010Genesis 18:1-10aPsalm 15 (1)Colossians 1:15-28Luke 10:38-42

Ninth Sunday after PentecostJuly 25, 2010Genesis 18:20-32Psalm 138 (8)Colossians 2:6-15 [16-19]Luke 11:1-13

Tenth Sunday after PentecostAugust 1, 2010Ecclesiastes 1:2, 12-14; 2:18-23Psalm 49:1-12 (3)Colossians 3:1-11Luke 12:13-21

Eleventh Sunday after PentecostAugust 8, 2010Genesis 15:1-6Psalm 33:12-22 (22)Hebrews 11:1-3, 8-16Luke 12:32-40

Twelfth Sunday after PentecostAugust 15, 2010Jeremiah 23:23-29Psalm 82 (8)Hebrews 11:29–12:2Luke 12:49-56

Thirteenth Sunday after Pente-costAugust 22, 2010Isaiah 58:9b-14Psalm 103:1-8 (4)Hebrews 12:18-29Luke 13:10-17

Fourteenth Sunday after Pente-costAugust 29, 2010Proverbs 25:6-7 or Sirach 10:12-18Psalm 112 (4)Hebrews 13:1-8, 15-16Luke 14:1, 7-14

Calling all Readers

The CTS Book Club will resume meeting in September with a viewing and discussion of Shakespeare’s Henry V. If you’re a reader, or would like to be, join us monthly on a Sunday evening in the church parlor for a lively, thoughtful, discussion of each of these works and what they mean to those of us trying to live a Christian life in the modern world. The books (and one play) for 2010-2011 are, September Henry V, William Shakespeare.October The Secret Life of Bees, Sue Monk KidNovember Sophie’s World: A Novel About the History of Philosopy, Jostein

GaardnerJanuary Can’t Wait to Get to Heaven, Fannie FlaggFebruary Holy Warriors: A Modern History of the Crusades, Jonathan PhillipsMarch Suite Francaise, Irene NemirofskyApril The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief,

Francis CollinsMay The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake, Aimee Bender If you have suggestions for next year, or any questions, contact rookie book club convener, Joyce Backus.

Parish Life Events for July & August 2010

Right after Polly presented me with the Parish Life Wooden Spoon at the CTS Picnic; I was reminded that the Footnotes deadline was at day’s end for July and August. So here goes:

July 4th Independence Day Celebration: We will first meet for a party at the McMichael’s and 4pm. This will be a “pot-luck” event, so bring whatever foods you want to share; your place settings, sun screen and bug repellant and a blanket if you’re going to the fireworks festivities afterwards. Parish Life will provide drinks, but you can bring your own if you feel so led! Please let Melanie and Bob know as soon as you can if you are coming to this event. Afterwards, we will go to the Montgomery County Fairgrounds for the fireworks. We won’t be complete without you.

I will be planning other events which I will announce through communiqué, announcements before church, the Christ the Servant Website and Facebook page.

Please contact Dave Larrabee: 703-963-7496 or [email protected] if you have any questions or suggestions.

Have a wonderful summer!

In Christ,

Dave Larrabee


WOW! Women of Worth

This is the story of how one life can make a big difference in the world. Sarah Adams grew up as the daughter of missionaries serving in the Congo. After studying Geography at Mary Washington, she met her husband David! David is the son of our very own Erica and Bob Adams of CTS ! at the Defense Mapping Agency. They decided to devote the next ten years of their lives to church work with the

poor and homeless in inner city Los Angeles. While there, David graduated from Fuller Seminary. Soon after, another missionary couple asked Sarah and David to join them in East Africa. They have worked in Kampala, Uganda for the past 12 years. While David is the Academic Dean and teacher at Glad Tidings Bible College, Sarah keeps finding new and creative ways to enrich the lives of impoverished women and their children. Sarah and David have one daughter, Rebekah, 16.

Sarah’s love for God and the women and children of Uganda is immeasurable. She began finding ways to help women create better lives for themselves and for their families, as well as strengthen their faith and community. Sarah started WOW some six years ago. One of her first projects was teaching the women to make and sell peanut butter. They tie dye fabric and make fair trade beads and crafts to help support

their families. Presently WOW concentrates on teaching tailoring, cooking, computer skills, bead making and urban gardening.

The women started a bridal rental with gowns donated by Jireh Women, a women’s ministry in England. WOW recently built a wood-fired community oven where they can bake cakes for special occasions, such as birthdays and weddings, if they get good enough! Cake makes an occasion special, but few homes have a means of baking. For most, buying cake from a bakery is a luxury.

Many of the fair trade items are made with beads created out of recycled

African LiturgySunday, July 11, at 9:30 AM

Join us for a special African Liturgy, sponsored by the Luganda

Academy! There will be special music provided by the Ugandan

Community, a baptism, and a special hospitality hour afterwards!

Mary Ann Jasper will also be offering the beautiful handicrafts of

Uganda’s Women of Worth, highlighted in the article below.

Tony Kerlavage &Barbara Harner .................. 7/3

Andrew & ErinDodge..............................7/12

Kolubah & HelenaFreeman ..........................7/14

Tom & JoannEastlack ............................ 8/1

Chuck & JoanneEater ................................ 8/3

Frank Ndumbalo &Edima Elinewinga ............... 8/7

Bob & PamShewmaker ....................... 8/7

Ron & JoyceBackus.............................8/13

Matthew & ArleneAlfano..............................8/15

Bernard & JuanitaBropleh ............................8/18

Mike & ValerieMayer ..............................8/19

Mike & MellissaSweeney ..........................8/23

Thue & IngsePetersen...........................8/31

The Happiest of Anniversary to:


The Happiest of Birthdays to:

Thue Petersen...................7/3Robin Peterson..................7/3Hope Walker .....................7/4Cathy Kuchinsky................7/7Will Severynse ..................7/8Vivion Diggs ................... 7/10Uschi Larrabee ................ 7/12James Alfano .................. 7/14Kwan Koehler.................. 7/17David Lashof................... 7/17Isaiah Martin .................. 7/19Joy Eastlack.................... 7/21Jonathon Clagett ............. 7/22Hannah Greenstein .......... 7/22Joanne Aarons ................ 7/26Andrew McMichael ........... 7/26David Martin ................... 7/28Bob Adams..................... 7/29Annie Pressley ................ 7/31

Albert Ticona ....................8/1Dora Ticona ......................8/4Carol Kohl ........................8/6Alberto Ticona...................8/7Jericho Martin ...................8/7Shirley Delmage................8/8Ramona Lessen............... 8/11Pam Shewmaker ............. 8/11Juanita Bropleh ............... 8/15Melanie McMichael ........... 8/15Pat Andersen .................. 8/16Dave Gearing.................. 8/20Dick Way........................ 8/23Donna Clagett................. 8/24Catherine Ndumbalo ........ 8/26Melissa Foge ................... 8/27David Hayden ................. 8/29

paper. The paper is cut and rolled, one bead at a time, then shellac is added to make the beads more durable. The beads are used to make necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and even purses.

In January of 2009 Single Mom Solutions was created when the older women felt the need to reach out and help young single mothers, many of them teenagers, in the community. Last summer they found a suitable property to rent and begin fixing up the building. There they started The Growing Tree Preschool in the mornings, and in the afternoons the women gather to learn new skills, make fair trade items and support one another as they learn and grow. While Sarah and David

were originally sponsored by the Four Square Gospel Church they now work independently, receiving no salary, relying solely on the generosity of their family and friends to support their work in Uganda. Now that’s really “living on love”! All money made on the sale of fair trade items goes directly to the women who make the items. Mark-up from the wholesale price goes to support the Women of Worth and their projects.

Sarah continues to enrich the lives of women in Uganda, one woman at a time, one bead at a time. To learn more, check out the WOW blog created by Sarah’s friend Cate Frazier-Neely: http://womenofworthuganda.wordpress.com

Please Send Me Your Story

In October 2009 I announced that as part of the year of celebration for Pastor Bastien I was embarking on a project to capture a history of his years of service with Christ the Servant. Phase I was researching archived and current documents to identify events and activities over this twenty-five year span of history. I am still working on this phase but it is under control and I am ready to solicit input from all of you for the second part of this effort.

As I said in the October article I want each and every one of you (old, young, student of all grades and levels, members and friends, recent arrivals and people here before Pastor Bastien was called) to think about your years at CTS and send me your favorite story or remembrance. It may involve the pastor or it may not. We have had a lot of things happen to us as a congregation in 25 years, like ducks on the roof, and penguins running an EMR program. We bought a piano and our musicians played at a synod assembly. We have shared his love of the liturgy and of education. We even had tee shirts made for his St. John class. An example of what I am seeking happened this past Christmas Eve. Pastor Bastien was preparing to do his children’s sermon at the 7:00 p.m. service and the younger kids came forward, but so did Aaron and Bryan Eastlack and Erin Dodge. These “kids” came forward to be a part of Pastor Bastien’s last Christmas Eve. Memories are created by things large and small.

So please take the time to think about this and then send me whatever your heart and your head decide to write. Send any and all of your stories and remembrances to me, Steve Garvey at [email protected]. I thank you in advance.

Steve Garvey

First Sunday Fresh Pantry

July 4th/August 1st

Apples Oranges Pears Grapefruit Lemons Limes Radishes Carrots Celery Turnips Parsnips Bell PeppersPotatoes Yams Onions BroccoliCauliflower Beets Zucchini Acorn Squash Butternut SquashBrussel Sprouts Yellow Squash

CTS YOUTH / Young Adult MINISTRY NEWS July-August 2010

Faith Talk: Confirmation at Home: Try this for the summer -- As part of your daily dinner conversation, ask each

other, “Where did you see God today?” And then - for fun - pick one of the following Name Your Favorite… to share:- Animal you’d like to be

for a day- Baby-food flavor- Bad movie- Camping memory- Car accessory- Circus act- Comfort food- Commercial

- Day of the week - Disney movie- Example of God’s love- Fairy tale- Family tradition- Gift from God- Halloween costume- Item in your bedroom- Junk food

- Knock-knock joke- Mealtime prayer- Neighbor- Nursery Rhyme- Parable of Jesus- Parental threat- Poem- Riddle- Science fair project

- Smell- Stuffed animal- Thing to do with your

family- Time to pray- Wizard of Oz

character- Youth group memory- Zoo animal

Mentor / Confirmation Youth Miniature Golf Tournament Game Night: What a fun evening! Due to a

last-minute change in plans because of the weather, we spent the evening playing games at the H-K home. We rotated among 3 games - Apples to Apples, Tri-Bond, and Bible Trivial Pursuit. It’s amazing what you can learn about someone over a simple board game! We capped off the evening with frozen treats at Rita’s (kudos to the sole clerk at Rita’s for filling our requests swiftly and courteously!)

De-Rally Sunday: Thank you to everyone who helped with this service - musicians, singers, servants - you did

a great job! See you all again in September for the Rally Day Service on September 12.

CTS Facebook Fan Page: If you have a Facebook page, be sure to become a fan of Christ the Servant

Lutheran Church and of Metro DC Synod Youth Ministry to keep up with the latest news and events!

Sunday School, Confirmation Koinonia, Senior High Koinonia, and Sheepdog meetings are

suspended until the fall.

July and August Activities and EventsChi Rho 2010: Metro DC Synod’s Sr. High Servant Trip Sun, Jul 11 - Sat, Jul 17 / HOMES, Neon, KY

Carson, James and Kayleigh are on board to travel to Neon, KY for this weeklong servant trip along with Barbara and Tony, and 24 youth and 7 adults from 9 other Metro DC Synod congregations. Please keep us, our work and the people we are working with and serving in your prayers during this week.

Young Adults @ CTS Wed, Jul 21, 6:30 / H-KWe had a great time last month! This month we will gather for a mid-week cookout and an evening of sharing - a meal, some conversation and our lives. Tony and I will supply the hotdogs, hamburgers and a vegetarian option - please feel free to bring a side dish and/or a dessert. RSVP to Barbara by Tue, Jul 20.

YM Room Work Day Wed, Jul 28 and Wed, Aug 4 / CTSWe will gather for a day of refurbishing of our room. Come prepared for work (cleaning, painting, etc.) wearing clothing that can get dirty and sneakers (no sandals). We’ll start about 10 and work until we run out of steam! Lunch provided!

McKenna’s Wagon Sat, Jul 31, 4:00This is a service opportunity to help with serving the homeless in Washington, DC. Every three months or so, Dave Larrabee takes a small group with him. Consider joining him this month; it only takes a couple of hours – and it will be a transformational experience. This is a great mentor - youth or a great parent - youth / family opportunity. Let Dave know if you would like to help!

Upcoming ActivitiesRally Day Sun, Sept 12 / CTSA date for your fall calendar! Watch for information about a Roaring Sheep rehearsal during the week before.

CTS Yard Sale Sat, Sept 18 / CTSAnother date for your fall calendar! We’ll need helpers to sort donations in the evening during the week before the sale. Friday evening we will al gather to set up and prepare - and then spend the night so we’re all set to go bright and early Saturday morning.

Fall Confirmation Retreat: Lutheran Doctrine Fri, Oct 1 - Sun, Oct 3 / Mar-Lu-RidgeAnd a third date for your fall calendar! And save Sunday, Sept 26 for lunch together as we watch “Luther” in preparation for the retreat.

(H-K: activities at the Harner-Kerlavage home; CTS: activities at Christ the Servant Lutheran Church)

Jul 2010 (Eastern Time)Christ The Servant, Community, CTS Youth Ministry, Lectionary C, US Holidays

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25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

9:30am - Holy Communion

10:30am - Conversational English

6pm - Starting Over AA

7pm - Women's AA

12pm - Freedom NA

6pm - Village Idiots AA

7:30pm - Never Alone NA

6pm - Ethiopian Bible study 2pm - Luganda Class

6:30pm - Believers in Christ

Independence Day

Sixth Sunday after Pentecost




7pm - Women's AA

12pm - Freedom NA



6pm - Ethiopian Bible study 6:30pm - Believers in Christ

Chi Rho @ Neon, KY

Seventh Sunday after Pentecost

9:30am - Holy Communion (African Service)

8pm - Parish Council 10:30am - Conversational English


7pm - Women's AA

12pm - Freedom NA



6pm - Ethiopian Bible study 2pm - Luganda Class


Eighth Sunday after Pentecost


Pastor's vacation Pastor's vacation



7pm - Women's AA

Pastor's vacation

12pm - Freedom NA


6:30pm - Young Adults @ Harner-Kerlavage home



6pm - Ethiopian Bible study

Pastor's vacation


Ninth Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor's vacation





7pm - Women's AA

Pastor's vacation

Youth Room Work Day

12pm - Freedom NA





Pastor's vacation

2pm - Luganda Class

4pm - McKenna's Wagon


Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Aug 2010 (Eastern Time)Christ The Servant, Community, CTS Youth Ministry, Lectionary C, US Holidays

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 30 31 1 2 3 4

Pastor's vacation

Tenth Sunday after Pentecost





7pm - Women's AA

Pastor's vacation

Youth Room Work Day

12pm - Freedom NA





Pastor's vacation


Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor's vacation


Pastor's vacation

8pm - Parish Council

Pastor's vacation



7pm - Women's AA

Pastor's vacation

12pm - Freedom NA





Pastor's vacation

2pm - Luganda Class


Mary, Mother of Our Lord

Pastor's vacation




7pm - Women's AA

12pm - Freedom NA



6pm - Ethiopian Bible study 6:30pm - Believers in Christ

Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost




7pm - Women's AA

12pm - Freedom NA



6pm - Ethiopian Bible study 12:30pm - Celebration of Pastor's 25th Anniv at CTS

2pm - Luganda Class


Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost




7pm - Women's AA

12pm - Freedom NA



7pm - Brownies 6pm - Ethiopian Bible study 6:30pm - Believers in Christ

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Servants' List

for July 2010

Sixth Sunday after Pentecost

July 4, 2010

9:30 a.m. Holy Communion

Celebrant/Preacher......... The Rev. Peter Bastien

Acolytes.............................. Wilma Garvey

Steve Garvey

Altar Preparation.........................Tom Lipe

Communion Assistants......... Dave Larrabee

Connie Graf

Communion Bread..............Sandy D'Angelo

Prayer Leader ..........................Polly Brody

Lector................................ Dave Larrabee

Usher ...................................... Ernie Graf

Greeter.................................. Nancy Lang

Flowers..........................Harner/Kerlavage

Hospitality.......................... Joann Eastlack

Seventh Sunday after Pentecost

July 11, 2010



Acolytes.............................. Sarah Bastien

Scott Kuester

Altar Preparation.................. Wilma Garvey

Communion Assistants.............Chuck Eater

Steve Garvey

Communion Bread................ Wilma Garvey

Prayer Leader ....................James Kabonge

Lector................................. Vernon Toelle

Usher ................................ Dave Larrabee

Greeter..................................Amos Keller

Flowers....................... The Messner Family

Hospitality........... The Ugandan Community

Eighth Sunday after Pentecost

July 18, 2010



Acolytes............................... Joyce Backus

TBD

Altar Preparation................. Joann Eastlack

Communion Assistants.........Roger Rasnake

Connie Graf

Communion Bread................ The Eastlacks

Prayer Leader ....................... Inge Harman

Lector...............................................TBD

Usher ....................................Chuck Eater

Greeter............................... Kwan Koehler

Flowers.......................... Harman/Rasnake

Hospitality...............................Polly Brody

St. James, Apostle

July 25, 2010

9:30 a.m. Festival Eucharist

Celebrant/Preacher ....................... The Rev. Dick Hoehn

Acolytes..........Bookbearer .......Polly Brody

Crucifer ....... Dave Larrabee

Altar Preparation................................TBD

Communion Assistants........... Pat Andersen

Hunter Tjugum

Communion Bread..............The Ndumbalos

Prayer Leader ..................... Dave Larrabee

Lector.................................. Tom Eastlack

Usher ................................Robin Peterson

Greeter.............................. Dave Larrabee

Flowers........................................... Open

Hospitality.........................The Ndumbalos

Launder Altar Linens in July.............. Pat Andersen

Servants' List

for August 2010

Tenth Sunday after Pentecost

August 1, 2010


Celebrant/Preacher ..............The Rev. Linda Harrison

Acolytes.............................Roger Rasnake

Hunter Tjugum

Altar Preparation................... Kasia Palmer

Communion Assistants......... Dave Larrabee

Kayleigh Austin

Communion Bread................. Pat Andersen

Prayer Leader ....................... Pat Andersen

Lector.....................................Polly Brody

Usher ..................................Steve Garvey

Greeter.............................................TBD

Flowers........................................... Eater

Hospitality............................ Inge Harman

Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost

August 8, 2010


Celebrant/Preacher ... The Rev. Dr. Michael Kuchinsky

Acolytes..................................Mike Mayer

Anna Mayer


Communion Assistants..............Rob Palmer

Joann Eastlack

Communion Bread.......................Tom Lipe

Prayer Leader ....................... Tom Eastlack

Lector........................................Tom Lipe

Usher .................................. Tom Eastlack


Flowers........................................Koehler

Hospitality.........................................TBD

Mary, Mother of God

August 15 2010

9:30 a.m. Festival Eucharist

Celebrant/Preacher.. The Rev. Dr. Michael Kuchinskyy

Acolytes..........Bookbearer .... Tom Eastlack

Crucifer ........ Vernon Toelle


Communion Assistants............. Ron Backus

Joann Eastlack

Communion Bread................Backus Family

Prayer Leader ...................... Vernon Toelle

Lector................................ Dave Larrabee

Usher ....................................Paul Bender

Greeter.............................. Dave Larrabee

Flowers.................................... Ndumbalo

Hospitality.........................................TBD

Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost

August 22, 2010



Acolytes............................... Pat Andersen

Rob Palmer


Communion Assistants........... Pat Andersen

Carson Fehner

Communion Bread........... Harman/Rasnake

Prayer Leader ..................... Dave Larrabee

Lector.................................. Richard Lurix

Usher ................................ Dave Larrabee


Flowers..........................Harner/Kerlavage

Hospitality.........................................TBD

Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost

August 29, 2010



Acolytes............................. Carson Fehner

Jericho Martin

Altar Preparation................Sandy D'Angelo

Communion Assistants........Tony Kerlavage

Barbara Harner

Communion Bread..............The McMichaels

Prayer Leader ....................... Joyce Backus

Lector....................................Chuck Eater

Usher ...................................Terry Fehner

Greeter.............................................TBD

Flowers............................... Kwan Koehler

Hospitality.............................. The Austins

Launder Altar Linens in August ......Sandy D'Angelo

Christ the Servant Lutheran Church

Cordially invites you to the celebration of

Pastor Peter Bastien’s

25th Anniversary of Installation

Saturday, August 28th, 2010 12:30 – 4:30

A luncheon will be held at That’s Amore Restaurant 15201 Shady Grove Road

Rockville, MD 20850

R.S.V.P. by July 31st

Adults $28, Children (6-12) $16, Children 5 & under free

A Celebration of Pastor’s 25th Year at CTS!

Please use the RSVP card provided here and return it with your payment in the offering basket with a note in the memo line. Money has been set aside for those for whom the cost of this event would be a financial burden. If you have questions, please speak with Connie Graf.

Pastor Peter Bastien’s 25th Anniversary of Installation

M gladly accept.Number of Adults Number of Children (6-12) Number of Children (5 & under)

M regrettably decline.

R.S.V.P. by July 31st

Adults $28, Children (6-12) $16, Children under 6 freeChecks should be made out to Christ the Servant.

Documents

July/Aug 10 Footnotes - Christ the Servant · Wilma Garvey ([email protected]). We like to include our college students ... The CTS Book Club will resume meeting in September with