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1 Greetings to all of our St. John’s family. This is the “summer issue” of our St. John’s Lutheran Church newsletter. It contains information for both June and July. Usually, churches become less busy with everyone taking time for vacations and summertime projects. According to a 2017 Associated Press NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll, 57% of you will be taking a vacation of some kind or another. Of that, 75% drive; 21% fly; and 4% use other methods. Traveling is a big part of summertime activities. I remember as a kid hearing the saying, “God doesn’t take a vacation from you.....don’t you take a vacation from God.So often, vacation itineraries involve places to see; people to visit; events to participate in.....but what about going to church? Many times, families aren’t aware of where the local Missouri Synod church is and so, don’t attend on vacations. Well, our Lutheran Church Missouri Synod has a neat “locator” tab on their home page where you can find LCMS churches near where you are traveling to. Its easy to use and can locate by city or zip code. Simply go to https://www.lcms.org ....hit the locator tab, and this is what you will see.... May you all have a safe and blessed summer and take Jesus with you wherever you go. SUMMER ISSUE 2018 St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church Newsletter Rev. Dr. John Richy, Pastor St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church and School Sunday Bible Study 8:15 a.m. 18100 Wentworth Ave. Sunday Services 9:30 a.m. Lansing, Illinois 60438 Website: stjohnlutheranlansing.org Church Phone: 708-895-9240 Church e-mail: [email protected] Home Phone: 708 251-8887 School e-mail: [email protected] School Phone: 708-895-9280 Fax: 708-895-9303

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Greetings to all of our St. John’s family. This is the “summer issue”

of our St. John’s Lutheran Church newsletter. It contains information

for both June and July. Usually, churches become less busy with

everyone taking time for vacations and summertime projects. According

to a 2017 Associated Press NORC Center for Public Affairs Research

poll, 57% of you will be taking a vacation of some kind or another. Of

that, 75% drive; 21% fly; and 4% use other methods. Traveling is a

big part of summertime activities.

I remember as a kid hearing the saying, “God doesn’t take a vacation from you.....don’t you take a vacation from God.” So often, vacation

itineraries involve places to see; people to visit; events to participate

in.....but what about going to church? Many times, families aren’t

aware of where the local Missouri Synod church is and so, don’t attend

on vacations.

Well, our Lutheran Church Missouri Synod has a neat “locator” tab on

their home page where you can find LCMS churches near where you are

traveling to. It’s easy to use and can locate by city or zip code.

Simply go to https://www.lcms.org ....hit the locator tab, and this is

what you will

see....

May you all have

a safe and

blessed summer

and take Jesus

with you

wherever you go.

SUMMER ISSUE 2018 St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church Newsletter

Rev. Dr. John Richy, Pastor

St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church and School Sunday Bible Study 8:15 a.m. 18100 Wentworth Ave. Sunday Services 9:30 a.m. Lansing, Illinois 60438 Website: stjohnlutheranlansing.org Church Phone: 708-895-9240 Church e-mail: [email protected] Home Phone: 708 251-8887 School e-mail: [email protected] School Phone: 708-895-9280 Fax: 708-895-9303

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St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church

Governing Body Officers/Committees (2018)

Executives

Just elected are highlighted in grey or yellow

Officers Term Length Member Term Time

Chairman 2 years Ray Nommenson (1st term) 2019

Treasurer 2 years Eileen Gronewold (2nd appt) 2019

Financial Sec. 2 years Marge Von Behren (2nd term) 2020

Recording Sec. 2 years Sue Planer (1st appt) 2020

Boards

Board of Education: Member (3 year term length) 6 minimum

Amy Crachy (1st term) 2016-2019

Lynn Erke (2nd term) 2018-2021

Toya Jackson (3rd term) 2018-2021

Michelle Dust (1st term) 2018-2021

Carol Granados (1st term) 2018-2021

Eric Kleidon (1st term) 2018-2021

Elders: Member (3 year term length) 6 minimum

Art Cain (3rd term) 2016-2019

Alan Erke (appt) 2017-2020

Rich Gleim (1st term) 2018-2021

Ray Nommensen (2nd term) 2018-2021

Mike Winters (1st term) 2018-2021

Rick Zimmerman (3rd Term) 2016-2019

Hal Gronewold (Elder Assistant)

Paul Kolarczyk (Elder Assistant)

Mike Kuzmar (Elder Assistant)

Trustees: Member (3 year term length) 9 minimum

Bill Albrecht (emeritus)

Paul Banas (3rd appt) 2017-2020

Jim Buckner (1st term) 2016-2019

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Wayne Douma (3rd appt) 2017-2020

Dave Labahn (3rd term) 2018-2021

Fred Nimon (1st term) 2016-2019

Joe Scanlon (3rd appt) 2017-2020

Finance: Member (2 year term length) 8 minimum

Carol Chambers (advisor) 2018-2020

Lynn Erke (1st term) 2017-2019

Sandy Schultz (9th appt) 2018-2020

Maryann Vierk (2nd term) 2017-2019

Kathy Maanum (1st term) 2018-2020

Anita Anderson (2nd term) 2017-2019

Committees

Sunday School: Member (2 year term length)

Heather Young (2nd term) 2018-2020

Paul Kolarczyk (appt) 2018-2020

Youth: Member (2 year term length)

Mike Winters (3rd term) 2017-2019

Auditing: Member (3 year term length)

Darlene Machtemes (2nd term) 2017-2020

Duane Schultz (2nd term) 2017-2020

Norma Vierk (3rd term) 2017-2020

Cemetery: Member (3 year term length)

Ron Eicke (1st term) 2016-2019

Mike Kuzmar (1st term) 2015-2018

Duane Schultz (9th appt) 2015-2018

Nominating: Member (2 year term length)

Toya Jackson (1st term) 2018-2020

Eileen Gronewold (3rd term) 2017-2019

Cheryl Zimmerman (3rd term) 2017-2019

Approved by the Voters’ Assembly Meeting of 4/29/2018

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June 3, 2018 – Second Sunday after Pentecost Psalm: 81:1-10; Epistle: 2 Corinthians 4:5-12; Gospel: Mark 2:23-3:6 “Treasure in Jars of Clay” - Sermon Text: 2 Corinthians 4:5-12 - Rev. William Mueller We all easily recognize our human weaknesses and limitations. Our health is fragile and frail – the clay pots, which are so easily broken, remind us of this frailty. But living and dwelling within us is a treasure beyond measure – a treasure that will impact every aspect of our life today and every moment of our future!

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June 24, 2018 – Fifth Sunday after Pentecost Psalm: 124; Epistle: 2 Corinthians 6:1-10; Gospel: Mark 4:35-41 “Who Is This?” - Sermon Text: Mark 4:35-41 - Rev. Daniel Brege Who is this, asleep in the boat? It is Jesus, a man who gets tired and is even able to die...just like you and me. Who is this who calms the violent wind and sea? It is Jesus, the eternal Son of God who, by His death and resurrection, has come to still the tumultuous, all-destroying wind and sea of sin and death.

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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2018

You are invited to join St. John Lutheran Church,

Lansing as we venture to an uncharted island where

kids discover the truth that Jesus carries

them through life’s storms. Our Vacation

Bible School will be held for all children

ages 4 years through 6 th grade. We also

encourage children to bring along a friend who may not attend

one of our churches but are looking for a chance to discover the

love of Jesus.

The SHIPWRECKED adventure will be in operation from

Tuesday, June 12th through Thursday, June 14th at St.

John’s Lutheran School, 18100 Wentworth Avenue in

Lansing. The excitement will start each day at 9:00 and

end at 11:45. Students will make crafts, sing songs, have a

snack, and play games while learning the lessons of Jesus,

our Forever Friend.

Please fill in the Student Registration and/or Volunteer

form at the end of this newsletter and give it to the office,

or VBS directors, Sue Olson and Mary Wells.

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HYMN OF THE MONTH

The following hymn, “Children of the Heavenly Father” LSB 725

and “My Hope is Built on Nothing Less” LSB 575, was chosen by

Mary Wells as our “hymn of the month.” She “won” this honor as

she bid for it at our November auction. These songs will show up

in one form or another during worship services in the months of

June and July. The first hymn goes well in June with “Father’s

Day” and the second hymn is a great hymn of faith. \

Children of the heavenly Father

safely in his Bosom gather;

Nestling bird nor star in heaven

such a refuge e'er was given.

God His own shall tend and nourish;

In His holy courts they flourish.

From all evil powers He spares them;

in His mighty arms He bears them.

Neither life nor death shall ever

From the Lord His children sever;

Unto them His grace He showeth,

And their sorrows all He knoweth.

Though He giveth or He taketh,

God His children ne’er forsaketh;

His the loving purpose solely

to preserve them pure and holy.

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My hope is built on nothing less

Than Jesus’ blood and righteousness;

No merit of my own I claim

But wholly lean on Jesus’ name.

Refrain

On Christ, the solid rock, I stand;

All other ground is sinking sand.

When darkness veils His lovely face,

I rest on His unchanging grace;

In ev’ry high and stormy gale

My anchor holds within the veil.

His oath, His covenant and blood

Support me in the raging flood;

When ev’ry earthly prop gives way,

He then is all my hope and stay.

When He shall come with trumpet

sound,

Oh, may I then in Him be found,

Clothed in His righteousness alone,

Redeemed to stand before His

throne!

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CHURCH ATTENDANCE STATISTICS

Early Easter Morning Children’ Message

WORSHIPPING COMMUNION April 1 Easter 76 + 84 = 160 68 + 55 = 123 April 8 74 ----- April 15 68 63 April 22 101 ----- April 29 106 ----- May 6 58 54 May 13 94 70 May 20 Pentecost/Jr. Confirmation 101 74

Monthly Averages:

2014 Sundays

2015 Sundays

2016 Sundays

2017 Sundays

2018 Sundays

January 73 93 92 94 95 February 100 88 94 87 65

March 113 88 132 93 95 April 144 90 95 105 102 May 90 92 99 105 June 77 73 70 83 July 83 75 73 68

August 70 60 95 89 September 109 82 88 85

October 92 102 92 92 November 98 84 88 95 December 92 95 91 109

Yearly Average

95 85 92 92

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YANKEE CANDLE – ON LINE FUNDRAISER

CANDLE SALES are going on now as an on-line fundraiser for St.

John’s. Shopping the online site is open until July 11th. Packets

of information and directions are located at each church entrance FOR

INFORMATION ONLY....you have to order on-line from now on. Go

to www.yankeecandlefundraising.com and enter group

number 999978592 in the "start shopping" box. Then shop for

catalog items and online exclusives to help us reach our goal.

ST. JOHN’S CHURCH COOKBOOKS

The Loving Hands Circle is

selling the St. John’s

Church cookbooks for $15

each; 2 for $25. Call

Cheryl Zimmmerman at

219-838-3027 and she will

be able to help you.

Remember graduations, birthdays, showers, holidays are always

coming through the year and these would make great gifts as well

as being helpful for our church.

CONGRATULATIONS We congratulate the 2018 St. John’s Class Valedictorian: Michael B.

Crachy, and Class of 2018 St. John’s Salutorian: Peyton Mason.

Congratulations!!!! Graduation was May 25th.

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ONE SENTENCE SERMONS

God grades on the cross, not the curve.

God promises a safe landing, not a calm passage.

Having Truth decay? Brush up on your Bible!

The person who angers you, controls you!

Those who are good at making excuses are seldom good for much

else.

The one who kneels before God, can stand before anyone.

Kindness is difficult to give away, because it keeps coming back.

Most people want to serve God, but only in an advisory capacity.

Never give the devil a ride – he will always want to drive!

Nothing ruins the truth like stretching it.

Plan ahead, it wasn’t raining when Noah built the ark.

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ST. JOHN’S AT THE “LANSING GOOD

NEIGHBOR PARADE” ON MAY 5TH

THANK YOU to all the kids, parents, candy donations and passer

outers, float driver and preparers, banner, and people passing out

literature of our church and school. The weather was perfect and it

was a great time for all. Thank you.

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OUR ST. JOHN’S SHUT-IN FRIENDS

Here is our current shut-in addresses

if you would like to brighten up their

day......they would love to be

remembered all year.

Anita Anderson

715 E. 39th Lane

Griffith, IN 46319

Bernice Benne

St. Anthony

3025 Spring Lake Dr.

Lansing, IL 60438

Shirley Campbell

617 Mulberry Street

Hammond, IN 46324

Edith Kiedaisch

1343 Melbrook Dr.

Munster, IN 46321

Ruth Kirk

TriState Nursing Home

2500 175th St.

Lansing, IL 60438

Marilyn Kooy

17858 Chicago Ave.

Lansing, IL 60438

Shirley Odegaard

17041 Grant St.

Lansing, IL 60438

Linda Poppe

Hearth Stone Assisted Living

1175 E. Luther Dr. Room 14

Crown Point, IN 46307

Art Young

9841 Wildwood Court Unit 1C

Highland, IN 46322

Pastor Richy and the following elders are available and can be contacted via e-

mail if you have questions or wish to talk to someone:

Pastor Richy [email protected]

708 251-8887 (home)

Al Erke [email protected]

Hal Gronewold [email protected]

Mike Winters [email protected]

Rick Zimmerman [email protected]

OR simply call the office @ 708 895-9240 (Mon. – Fri. 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.)

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GIFTS GIVEN TO THE GLORY OF GOD

General Donations: Maryann Vierk (non-cash)

Memorials: To the glory of God.... in memory of:

Kenneth Cornwell & Grace Cornwell Schroeder, Harold & Florence

Magnuson; and William & Bertha Werner: Lois & Tom Cornwell

Shirley Benninghoff: Ronald Lorenz

Donna Young: Mike & Kathy Maanum; Maryann Vierk; Al & Lynn Erke; unknown;

Children’s Sunday Bulletins: Hal & Eileen Gronewold, Maryann Vierk

Vacation Bible School Materials: Pastor and Helene Richy

Donation of Paper for the Office: Al & Lynn Erke, Maryann Vierk, Duane Schultz

Thrivent Financial Choice Dollars to St. Johns: Harold W Gronewold

New Altar Linens: Two sets of Altar Linens were dedicated to the memory of Bonnie Lau's parents, Erwin and Sophie Lau and to memory of Sue Kreger's parents Bill and Catherine Walter. Sewn lovingly by Bonnie.

OFFICIAL ACTS IN 2018

BAPTISM: Joey Wright and Melaney Drechney (April 25, 2018) FUNERALS: Doris Tolson (Feb. 3, 2018); Shirley Benninghoff (April 23, 2018) TRANSFERS IN: Dave and Shirley Niven, Sarah Niven (April 29, 2018) Kathleen Soderstrom (April 29, 2018) JUNIOR CONFIRMATION: (May 20, 2018) Michael Benard Crachy; Jonathan Anthony Dotson; Austin Hunter Johnson; Christopher John Marino; Divine Martinez; Joseph J. Wright.

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JUNE and JULY ANNIVERSARIES

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Ronald & Ruth Eicke Sr. 6/4/1960

Dave & Sue Planer 6/4/1994

Paul & Carrie Steinweg Jr. 6/8/1991

Douglas & Robbyn Rebeck 6/11/1978

Paul & Suzanne Ruebe 6/15/1990

Charles & Kathy Labahn 6/16/1973

Roy & Diane Witting 6/16/1995

John & Lorraine Linn 6/17/1972

Jay & Heather Embrey 6/19/2004

Edward & Christina Island 6/23/2007

Ron & Beth Ostrowski

6/23/1990

David & Sandra Swanson 6/30/1973

Darryl & Margaret Von

Behren 7/10/1971

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MEETINGS THIS SUMMER...... PIONEERS FOR CHRIST:

Wednesday, June 13th trip to Homewood Bat Company with lunch following

at Jimboos. Meet at church 10:15 am. Tour is free and lunch on our own.

There are sign-up sheets at both entrances.

Wednesday, July 11th is our annual picnic at Centennial Park in Munster, IN

from 11 am to 3 pm. Please bring a pot luck side dish or dessert to share,

chicken will be provided. Also, bring a wrapped prize if you plan to play Bingo.

More information will be coming about our August trip to the Gary Railcat

game.

SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY: The 125th School

Anniversary Picnic Kick-off Church Service will

be held on August 19th, at 9:30 a.m. The

service will be outside on the church grounds.

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The guest speaker will be St. John’s Lutheran School, Class of 1995

graduate, Rev. Edward Maanum (Pastor at Bethany Lutheran Church, Pueblo, Colorado; and Our Saviors Lutheran Church, Pueblo West, Colorado).

We are asking each church organization to have a fun, family game, booth, or

activity. Some examples are: Snow Cones – Elders; Bean Bag Toss –

Trustees. Please contact Eileen Gronewold with your activity.

The next meeting dates for the summer are:

June 11: 7:00 p.m.

July 9: 7:00 p.m.

We can use more people to serve on the Anniversary Committee Please see Dave Swanson or Eileen Gronewold for more information

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WORSHIP ASSISTANTS FOR JUNE & JULY

ELDERS:

June 3 Gleim & Nommensen

June 10 Cain & Winters

June 17 Zimmerman & Erke

June 24 Kolarczyk & Kuzmar

July 1 Gronewold & Schultz

July 8 Gleim & Nommensen

July 15 Cain & Winters

July 22 Zimmerman & Erke

July 29 Kolarczyk & Kuzmar

GREETERS:

June 3 Duane & Sandy Schultz

June 10 Heather Young

June 17 Rick & Cheryl Zimmerman

June 24 Bill & Debbie Albrecht

July 1 Jim & Tina Arteaga

July 8 Ray & Cindy Biederstadt

July 15 Joan Douma & Marge

Zoellick

July 22 Rich Gleim

July 29 Hal & Eileen Gronewold

USHERS: June 3 Group 1

June 10 Group 2

June 17 Group 3

June 24 Group 4

July 1 Group 5

July 8 Group 6

July 15 Group 1

July 22 Group 2

July 29 Group 3

LECTORS:

June 3 Joan Douma

June 10 Al Erke

June 17 Rich Gleim

June 24 Hal Gronewold

July 1 Helene Richy

July 8 Paul Kolarczyk

July 15 Susan Kreger

July 22 Dawn Mayerak

July 29 Sue Olson

Group 1: Paul Banas David Banas Len Lute Dennis Doyle

Group 2: Jay Hollowell Mike Kuzmar Brian Winters Mike Winters

Group 3: Bill Albrecht Wayne Douma Rich Gleim Paul Kolarczyk Joe Scanlon

Group 4: Art Cain Jack Costenaro Rick Zimmerman

Group 5: Ray Biederstadt Hal Gronewold Chuck Labahn Ray Nommensen

Group 6: Roy Jennings John Mascio Ron Ostrowski Duane Schultz

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JUNE BIRTHDAYS JULY BIRTHDAYS ‘

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Roy Witting 6/2

Jack Costenaro 6/3

Norma Vierk 6/4

Dave Planer 6/5

Devan Jackson 6/6

Taya Fowler 6/7

Timothy Furtek 6/8

Paul Banas 6/9

Sheila Kilbury 6/11

Harvey Jensen 6/13

Jim Hammond 6/15

Richie Nimon 6/16

Laura Hubbard 6/17

Casandra Winters 6/17

Nicholas Melia 6/20

Gene Furtek 6/21

Danielle Mayerak 6/21

Elysia Fernandez 6/22

Lois Cornwell 6/23

Mike Maanum 6/23

Ariel Nichoson 6/23

Nadine Guthrie 6/24

Ken Schwingendorf 6/24

Joan Douma 6/27

Michelle Dust 6/27

Dana Melia 6/27

Susan Olson 7/2

Carmen Gibson 7/3

Jim Mayerak 7/3

Janet Paunovich 7/3

Christina Island 7/4

John Dovich IV 7/5

Joshua Mayerak 7/6

Darlene Fernandez 7/7

Sharyn Hammond 7/8

Sue Planer 7/10

Linda Poppe 7/10

Marilyn Kooy 7/11

Bob Chambers 7/14

Katie Zaragoza 7/14

Shaun Kearney 7/15

Patti Smierciak 7/18

James Buckner 7/20

Sharon James 7/20

Corinne Brentlingler 7/21

Amy Valco 7/21

Xavier Pugh 7/22

Jon Ruebe 7/22

Mark Gardner 7/23

Jen Brower 7/24

Jennifer Brower 7/24

Kerri Kuzmar 7/24

Dakoda Vaughn 7/24

Katherine Witting 7/24

Leslie Enokian 7/25

Kaleb Fowler 7/27

Charles Furtek 7/27

Randall Perrin 7/27

Vera Schmidt 7/27

Lexi Cleveland 7/28

Nicole Davis 7/30

Hilton Benninghoff 7/31

Kathleen Soderstrom 7/31

Yvonne Somes 7/31

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JUNE 2018 Dates to Remember: VBS – June 12-14 Father’s Day – June 17 First Day of Summer – June 21

1 2 7:00 am Men’s Bible Class

3 8:00 Adult Bible Class

9:30 Communion Service

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5

6

7 8

9 7:00 am Men’s Bible Class

10 8:00 Adult Bible Class 9:30 Worship Service

11 7:00 pm School 125 Anniversary

Committee Meeting

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PIONEERS FOR CHRIST: Homewood, Bat Company; lunch @ Jimbo’s

6:00 pm Board of Ed.

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19 7:00 am Men’s Bible Class

17 FATHER’S DAY

8:00 Adult Bible Class

9:30 Communion Service

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21 SUMMER BEGINS

6:30 pm Church Council

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23 7:00 am Men’s Bible Class

24 8:00 Adult Bible Class

9:30 Worship Service

VOTERS ASSEMBLY

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29 30 7:00 am Men’s Bible Class

= Season of Pentecost = worship at St. John’ OFFICE HOURS = Monday – Friday 9:00-12:00 pm

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 9-11:45

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JULY 2018 1 8:00 Adult Bible Class 9:30 Communion Service

2 3

4

Office Closed

5

6

7 7:00 am Men’s Bible Class

8:00 Adult Bible Class

9:30 Worship Service

9 7:00 pm School Anniversary

Committee Meeting

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11 11:00 am Pioneers Annual Picnic

6:00 pm Board of Ed. Mtg.

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13

14 7:00 am Men’s Bible Class

15 8:00 Adult Bible Class

9:30 Communion Service

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17

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19

6:30 pm Church Council

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21 7:00 am Men’s Bible Class

22 8:00 Adult Bible Class

9:30 Worship Service

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24 Newsletter articles due

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26

27

28 7:00 am Men’s Bible Class

29

8:00 Adult Bible Class

9:30 Worship Service

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= Season of Pentecost OFFICE HOURS = Monday – Friday 9:00-12:00 pm = worship at St. John’s

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VBS STUDENT REGISTRATION INFORMATION Student Name ________________________________________________ Date of Birth __________________________________________________ Grade Completed ______ School _________________________________ Parent/s Name ________________________________________________ Home Address ________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ Home Telephone ( ) ____________________________________________ ***Emergency Telephone ( ) ______________________________________ ***Emergency Contact Name _____________________________________ Family Church ________________________________________________ Brothers / Sisters Attending VBS: Name Grade__________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________

List any of your child’s medical conditions that we should be aware of :____________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ Is your child allergic to nuts or nut products? Y N any foods? Y N ________________________________ Latex? Y N insect stings? Y N

VBS VOLUNTEER SHEET We need your assistance to make this program a success for all of our children. Volunteers can fill out the checklist below indicating the area/s in which you are willing to assist. Please return this form to your church / school office. Age requirement for anyone wishing to teach a class or an activity is 18. Assistants must be entering 7 th grade or above. ____ I will teach a class, prefer grade: ___________ ____ I will assist in a classroom, prefer grade: ___________ ____ I will assist with music ____ I will assist with crafts ____ I will assist with daily snacks ____ I will assist with fun and games ____ I will help with registration ____ I will help with daily clean up ____ I am willing to furnish snacks and/or supplies Name: __________________________________________________ Phone: __________________________________________________ The best time to reach me: __________________________________ Please fill out and return it to the office; Sue Olson or Mary Wells; or to an elder or offering basket.