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The Town Line
Lutheran Town Line Lutheran Church, Alden, New York
Sunday Worship Services October 2013
8:30 and 11:00 am
Sunday School Our Mission 9:45 – 10:45 am “Called to Be a Servant Community”
160th
Anniversary
FROM OUR PASTOR Dear Friends, This is an exciting month for us as the people of Town Line Lutheran Church! We are celebrating 160 years in ministry! There are many ways we are celebrating this, please read in this newsletter to hear about our Octoberfest, Telling the Story of Town Line, our Youth presenting Fairy Tale Theater, and so much more. We have many blessings to be thankful for, in our lives and as God’s people. I have many hopes for our future and where God is leading us. My biggest hope is this: that as we celebrate the past it inspires us to embrace the future and reaffirm our commitment to following Jesus and sharing our faith. There is also something else going on. We have a Bible study group meeting to work through the book of Revelation. This is one of the most challenging books of the Bible because there is so much misinformation out there. ( I am still willing to get an evening Bible study on Revelation: please speak to me soon, I am looking for the commitment of 2 more people. ) If you can’t come to Bible Study, you can read Revelation on your own this month. But let me first explain a little bit about the most misunderstood book in the Bible.
Revelation is not: a blueprint for the end of the world like many would have you believe. The book of Revelation is a specific type of literature. It is called apocalyptic writing. This type of writing served many purposes. It is part political cartoon, protest literature, and a story of hope. And this book revelation has one overall theme with many facets. The theme is this: God is ultimately in control.
Can you see how that might be appealing? Think about what Christians were going through when John wrote this book down. Many were being killed or persecuted just for their faith. All the images found in revelation show that God is and continues to work behind the scenes and that in the end, God wins, Good wins over evil, no matter how hard evil tries to win, God will win.
Revelation can also be confusing because of the numbers (7 was thought to be a perfect number and a symbol of God) and the way the writer (John) uses words to make pictures. It can also be scary; but remember, it’s not meant to be scary to those who have faith in God and Jesus Christ. If you have any questions or something that you wonder about, you can always ask me. I have a few good books that explain many of the weird words, numbers, and images found in Revelation. I hope that you find in Revelation some Good News and hear the powerful message that God is ultimately in control.
Happy Reading!
God’s peace,
Pastor Serena
September has been a great start to the Sunday School year! Thank you to the teachers & youth that made Rally Sunday a huge success.
Operation Christmas Child: We will again be collecting for
Operation Christmas Child throughout the month of October & the first 2 weeks of November. We are asking for donations for the boxes or you can fill a box for a boy or a girl. Monetary donations are always appreciated. This year we will also be raffling off 2 Darien Lake passes for those that bring in items, a packed box or money. Gift Suggestions: Toys such as dolls, toy trucks, stuffed animals, yo-yos jump ropes, balls toys that make noise/light up. School supplies, hygiene items, t-shirts, socks, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry, flashlights. Top it off with a personal note. DO NOT INCLUDE: used or damaged items, war related items, candy, liquids or lotions, mediations, breakable items.
Please join us for the blessing of the boxes during both services on November 17, 2013.
Confirmation Sunday Confirmation for 9th grade students
has been moved to Sunday, December 8th at the 11am worship service. Please join us that Sunday as we celebrate this rite of passage in their lives. There will be a special coffee hour with cake at 10am.
Nursery School News
Nursery School is off to a good start with 13 boys and girls in attendance. The children have been getting to know each other and to know and understand our Nursery School routine and regulations. Cookie, our resident bunny is a big hit with the children as is our big goldfish who we call Goldie. This month we will be learning about Fire Safety and Farms. On October 8 we will take our first Field Trip to the Town Line Fire Hall. The children love to meet the firefighters and see the big fire trucks. Some of the children will even be brave enough to climb up into a fire truck for a look around. October 17 we are scheduled to visit the Kelkenberg Farm on Stage Road, Akron. While there the children will see many farm animals up close, have a hayride out to the field to pick a pumpkin, and take a ride on a pony.
We plan to have a Halloween costume party on October 31st with Trick or Treating at Greenfields Court and Manor with the assistance of some of the parents. It is always a treat for the Greenfield residents to see the little children dressed up and
looking so cute in their costumes.
Nursery School Fundraiser Our Fall Fund raiser will take place this month and into early November. We will be taking orders for Henry’s Christmas chocolates. A Nursery School board member will be available in the gathering space on Sunday mornings during the Sunday School hour beginning October 20 through Nov. 10. Board members, Penny Butlak, Thelma Dabb, Jodi Rospierski, Diana Streit, Lois Stutzman. Any purchase you make will be appreciated!
Pairs and Spares – Senior Group Our next meeting is October 22 at 11:30 am. Bring a dish to pass. Everyone is welcome to join us for lunch and fellowship.
Tuesday, October 8th at 12:30 pm here at the Church. Come join us for Bible Study and friendly conversation. Bring a bag lunch. Dessert and drinks will be provided. All Women of Town Line are invited.
The QUILTERS Can you tie a knot?
Pin things together? Cut squares? Maybe even sew a little? The QUILTERS could use your help. We meet every other Monday from September to May from 9:15 am till 1:00 pm on a come-when-you-can/leave-when-you-must basis. Come visit and
see what we do. We'll gladly show you how easy it is. We'll meet during October on the 7th and 21st. Please call Lois Stutzman at 683-2782 if you have any questions.
Town Line Book Club
Calling all readers! You can join the Town Line book club at any time. We meet the 3rd Monday of every month at the church. Just read the book and join us for conversation on the book and faith and a
fun evening. October: “The Kitchen House" by Kathleen Grissom November “Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons” Lorna Landvik December “Promise Me” Richard Paul Evans January “Signora DaVinci” Robin Maxwell February “The Plain Truth” Jodi Picouldt March “The Forgotten Garden” Kate Morton April “The Winner” David Baldacci May “The Secret Life of Bees” Sue Monk Kidd Please email/call Jeanette Dickinson at: [email protected] or call 681-3966 with any questions
Revelation Bible Study Wednesdays at 10 am through October 30. Come join us as we explore this challenging book in our Bible. You can join our group at any time! *If anyone is interested in an evening class, please speak to Pastor Serena ASAP. We are in need of 2 more people being interested to form a class.
Women's Retreat Saturday, November 23 9 am - 3 pm "Angry Housewives eating Bon-Bons" by Lorna Landvik "She asked me how I'd held things together all these years. It didn't take long to come up with an answer, 'That's easy, I belong to a book club.'" page 8. We may not all belong to a book club, but we belong to God. All women are invited to our Women's retreat hosted by our
book club. We will have great conversation, crafts, food (lunch and light breakfast provided), worship and interactive Bible study. If you have time, please read the book. We will discuss it at the end of the day. If you don't have time to read the book, come anyway! *Bring: yourself and one item from your house that you love/like for a fun guessing game. Please sign up to come beginning November 1st.
Music and Worship October 9 at 6:30 pm
What does the Music and Worship committee do? Plan many aspects of worship.
Please join us, if you would like to be a part of this decision making committee
Town Line Lutheran Church is Celebrating 160 Years
1853 - 2013
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Special Worship services Guest preacher will be The Rev. Merlin Knauff
Pastor Emeritus at Town Line Lutheran
Sunday School will enjoy fun German crafts!
Family Friendly
1:00 – 5:00 pm Town Line Lutheran Church
FOOD * DRINK * MUSIC by The Frankfurters DANCING * PETTING ZOO * BOUNCE HOUSE
Bring your favorite German dessert, Streusel competition German dress encouraged
Guests will enjoy pork, sauerkraut, bratwurst and homemade German potato salad.
Goodwill offering graciously accepted
While the church will not provide alcoholic beverages,
attendees are welcome to bring their own.
Sign up today to RSVP in the gathering space or by calling the Church office or email [email protected]
MUSIC NOTES….
IT’S NOT TOO LATE… COME & JOIN OUR MUSIC GROUPS…
CHANCEL CHOIR Rehearsals are Wednesdays @ 7:30 pm
We serve our God, learn how to sing & have fun!
Did you know???... Music is good for your health; it lowers your blood
pressure & burns calories!!
BELL CHOIR IS LOOKING FOR NEW VOLUNTEERS….
There’s still time- our next rehearsal is WEDNESDAY, OCT 2ND @ 6:15 pm
ATTENTION PARENTS…. Our choirs for our youth rehearse Sundays Please consider bringing your kids for choir ! We learn a lot, make great friendships &
serve in worship! WIN, WIN!! YOUTH CHOIR-grades 6-12
Next rehearsals OCT 6th & 2OTH @ 12:00
CREATION CHOIR –grades 1-5 NEXT REHEARSALS OCT 13TH &
27th@12:00
YOUTH EVENTS….
Youth group for grades 6-12
TOWN LINE YOUTH PRESENT… “PETER PAN IN NEVER EVER, NEVER LAND!”
Great family-friendly entertainment Fri & Sat. Oct 18th & 19th at 7 pm with a Saturday matinee @ 3 pm
Tickets $5.00 presale/$6.00 at the door
SUN. NOV. 17TH 12:00-3:00 “ANGEL HELPING HANDS”
A family fellowship event- Come & learn how to make homemade Christmas gifts & enjoy a yummy
homemade lunch
Coming soon…
HARVEST BASH Fri Nov 15th 8:00 PM-8:00 AM
An overnight event where our youth group joins other youth from the Niagara Frontier Conference to enjoy… worship,
games, arcades, basketball, snacks & breakfast
KIDS IN CHRIST A youth group for grades 3-6 “REVERSE TRICK OR TREAT”
Bring a lunch & bring your Halloween Costume We trick or treat & bring special gifts & goodies to people in
our church & community who can use a special visit from some of our youth
SIGN UP ON THE BULLETIN BOARD IN THE GATHERING SPACE
Any questions call Kate Snyder 668-5610
Thank You Thank you Thank you
The members of Town Line Church Council express their sincere appreciation to Tom Stutzman, Chris Whittingham, Charlie Turner, Mark Casell, and Jake Casell for their assistance with repairs to the church steeple. They assisted with steeple painting, louver replacement, and Charlie replaced a carillon speaker.
Thank you from Habitat for Humanity for the gift from the Mother’s and Father’s day offering for the building of Habitat of Buffalo.
To our church family, thank you for the beautiful flowers for our wedding anniversary. Thanks to Annette Fitscher for delivering them and visiting with us. Bill and Thelma Dabb
Thank you to Robin for painting around the church. It sure needs it and we appreciate it.
Thank you to Chris Whittingham for keeping up with our lawns this spring and summer.
Annual Congregational Meeting Sunday, October 20 - 12:15 pm The Annual Congregational meeting of the Town Line Lutheran Church will be held on Sunday, October 20 at 12:15 pm in the fellowship hall. Reports of all organizations; Nomination committee, and the budget will be on the agenda. We need you! Would you like to serve God and help guide your church into the future? We need you for Church Council. If you are interested please speak to John Wild or call the Church office. REMINDER: All year-end reports from our Committees, Organizations and treasurers are due in the Church office.
Telling the Story of Town Line.
In honor of 160 years in ministry the stewardship committee has set aside 4 Sundays to "Tell the Story of Town Line." They will share with us how being a part of Town Line church has made a difference in their lives. We hope you enjoy their stories and we hope that it will make you think about how being a part of Town Line Lutheran Church has made a difference in your life too!
Below are the 1st two weeks of 4
From Gordon Griffith – September 15, 2013 Good Morning. Judy, my wife and I regularly attend late service so you may wonder why I am up here to speak. Well, a member from the Stewardship Committee asked me a few weeks ago if I would share my 50 years of blessings and benefits from membership at this church at both the early and late service. First I want to say I don’t like talking about myself. I met with Pastor Serena about those things I would discuss. She said to do it anyway because my experiences may be helpful for other church members. So to begin I go back 54 years ago to May 1959 when Judy and I rented an apartment in Depew not far from St. John’s Lutheran church in Depew. Shortly thereafter we became members of this church. Judy her parents and sister were members of a Lutheran church in Buffalo. I was not a member of any church and I might add neither were my parents. My Mother insisted as a youngster to attend Sunday school at a nearby church where we lived in Pike, New York in Wyoming County. That lasted about 6 years. Pastor Neeb of St. John’s Lutheran instructed me about godly principles as a Lutheran and on Christmas Eve December 24, 1961 I and another person were baptized and confirmed as adults. For me it was an awesome experience. Three years later in 1962 we purchased a home in Alden and continued to drive from Alden to Depew. In May 1964 our first child, Steve, entered the world followed by Mark in 1966. We decided driving from Alden to Depew was too far. We noticed this Lutheran church on Broadway and Town Line and attended a service one Sunday morning. We met Pastor Stratton, liked what he said and what we saw. We became members in September 1964. Continued………
Gordon continued In the 1960’s bowling was a popular activity. The two alleys located in the church basement was a great spot to get acquainted with some church members on these leagues. It was the first example of a nice benefit that I experienced. As time went by over these many 50 plus years I felt comfortable serving the church body. A big help was work employment skills in accounting, finance and sales that led to teaching Sunday school, audit records, treasurer and financial secretary positions, layman’s service, ushering, reading Sunday lessons, communion service, communion setup and cleanup with Judy. I am also part of the Eucharist program which involves taking communion to our shut ins after the service. Not to forget to mention a wonderful blessing is the Bethel series. The study was a major undertaking conducted by several trained lay persons to over 90 members. It provided excellent thought food from Genesis through Revelation concerning major significant biblical events. There have been other Bible studies through the years we attended. These years at Town Line Lutheran Church has been like being a part of a second family not only for me and Judy but as well for our sons Steve and Mark who now belong to a Lutheran church where they live. In conclusion thank you for your time. God Bless you all! Have a great day!
What TLLC Means to Me Sue DeWitt September 22, 2013 I came to Town Line Lutheran Church nine years ago. Prior to that, I had attended sporadically the church I grew up in, more out of a sense of obligation than faith. I felt I should go to church and that was the church I went to.
But I had questions about what I truly believed. I wanted to know more about how to live my life in a God-pleasing way. There finally came an incident that pushed me to look for a new church.
Town Line was the logical first stop on the church tour. It had been my husband’s church as a youth and my father had recently joined. And so, on a cold February morning in 2004 we came to worship.
I found myself greeted and welcomed. I found sermons that guided me and made me reflect. I missed some of the music from my former church, but was astounded to find that hymns had more than one verse. The first stop on the church tour was the last.
In Luke, Chapter 6, Jesus tells us that a person who hears His words and acts on them will be like one who built a house on solid rock. When the flood comes, the house will not be shaken. I’m not there yet. When I went through life’s storms a few years back, my house was shaken. My faith was shaken. I questioned, and still question, God.
But I haven’t given up. I haven’t abandoned the house entirely. I keep coming to Town Line Lutheran Church to hear Jesus’ words and get guidance on how to act on them. I get assurance that He will be with me to the end of the age. And I’m anchored in a faith community helping me to build my house on solid rock.
Mike Dewitt – September 22, 2013 How has Town Line Lutheran Church changed my life? I think that my story will be similar to those of many of our members. It is not filled with drama or sudden epiphanies, but is more of a gradual progression and (hopefully) growth in faith. I’m a slow learner so it takes me a long time to realize things that have great meaning.
I’ll start with a little personal history. My family moved to Alden in 1975, and came to Town Line shortly after that, probably in 1976 but when you’re 9 years old you don’t pay a lot of attention to those kinds of details. We spent a number of years here and it is where I was baptized and confirmed, and we where I attended Sunday School. Some of the folks that taught in the Sunday School when I was a kid are still here today, and I’m guessing that they don’t remember my brother and me as their best behaved students.
After confirmation I grew away from Church and organized religion for quite a while. It wasn’t until Sue and I were married for a number of years that I matured enough to realize that I needed more direction in how to live a life with more connection to God and our community. It’s the slow learner thing again. After trying Sue’s home church for a few years we found that it wasn’t fully meeting our needs in that regard, there was a lot of emphasis on things that just didn’t seem to be that important and little talk about how to help others or what you could broadly call issues of social justice.
What I find here at Town Line are Bible readings and sermons that talk more about these issues and provide guide posts that help direct me to be a better person, a better and active member of the community, and emphasize the forgiveness that we have through faith and our obligation to extend that same forgiveness to others. I find that attending services regularly is an excellent way to start the week with something that can be calming and inspirational. Continued……….
Mike continued If you were to ask me what the most important thing that I have learned from being here and listening to the lessons, sermons and hymns is, I would say that it is the importance of being an active participant and giver of my time, talent and treasure. Especially time. At this point in my life, time is my most precious commodity and there is no surer way to irritate me than to do something that I perceive as wasting my time. Here at Town Line I am learning, slowly as always, that everything I have – including my time – is given to me by God and I could lose all of what I “own” in a moment. As Jesus says in the parable of the rich fool in Luke chapter 12 “You fool, tonight your life is required of you”. It’s been a hard lesson for me to absorb and I am glad of the reminders of it that I receive here in this place. So I am thankful for this church and its people who help me gain and maintain this perspective. Currently, and in the past, you have entrusted me with the responsibility to serve on the Church Council, as well as provided other opportunities to be an active member. Through those opportunities I have learned much about what it means to be an involved part of this church and the wider community upon which it has such a positive impact. I thank you for that trust and hope that you continue to inspire me to be active and positive about the use of my time and such talents as I possess.
The Town Line Lutheran Newsletter In order to help us cut costs and also waste less of our world's precious resources, we will not be mailing the newsletter to your door. Here are your choices on how you can get your newsletter:
1. Email: drop an email to Diane at the office to receive your newsletter electronically. The church email is [email protected].
2. Pick up paper copy at church: Paper copies of the newsletter will be available for you to take home the last Sunday of every month.
3. Download from the church website: www.townlinelutheran.com
4. If none of the above work we can mail it to your home
If you wish to advertise in the newsletter, please drop off or email your articles by the 15th of any given month.
If you have a change of address or phone number, please email the Church and let us know
Email addresses are needed: If you would like to have your email added so we can contact you in this way, please email the Church: [email protected].
Our website is under construction. Please watch for our new website coming soon! www.Townlinelutheran.com
We are also on Facebook, so friend us!
Church Council 2012-2013 President John Wild 716-937-8894 Vice President Mark Casell 716-983-2468 Secretary Elli DeFilippo 716-937-7953 Treasurer Susan Angielczyk 716-937-8911 Financial Secretary Michael Dewitt 716-937-3453 Benevolence Treasurer Barbara Sims 716-683-3134 Trustees: David Luderman 716-481-8319 Paul Wild 716-684-9051 Deacons: Harry Mandris 716-937-0322 Lois Stutzman 716-937-7503 Members: Edie Sims 716-937-6239
Church Staff Information Ministers: All the People of God in this place Pastor: The Rev. Serena Mollenkopf-Grill Cell: 716-510-2939 Email: [email protected] Pastor Emeritus: The Rev. Merlin H. Knauff (retired) Church Council President: John Wild Phone: 937-8894 Visitation Pastor: The Rev. Charles Biegner Jr. Secretary: Diane Casell Office: 684-1467 Sexton: Ann Stanek Music Director: Kate Snyder: 668-5610 Nursery School: Lois Stutzman
Facts and Figures Sunday Attendance Offerings September 1 126 $5,989 September 8 142 $3,259 September 15 171 $5,032 September 22 179 $4,600 Needed Weekly $4,523
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Worship Assistants for October
Ushers Early Service Late Service Jim Wilckens Ronald Peebles Chris Whittingham Harold Bowen Paul Schuler Richard Noel Jim Heinrich Mark Casell Daniel Ives
Acolytes Date 8:30 am 11:00 am 6 Chris Klein Hailey Rospierski Samantha Wild Jon Mollenkopf-Grill 13 Erin Bliemiester Julianna Muscoreil Adam Dulski Ali Reiner 20 Victoria Wild Laura Mollenkopf-Grill Chris Klein Tony Muscoriel 27 Adam Dulski Becky Kron Samantha Wild Justin Mason
Communion Set –Up 6 Lois Stutzman 8:30 am 13 Mark and Jody Reddy 11:00 am 20 John Wild 8:30 am 27 Barb Sims 8:30 am Gordon and Judy Griffith 11:00 am
Altar Flower Delivery 6 Skip Jablonski 13 Volunteer 20 Elli Donnelly 27 Annette Fitscher
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED! Call the Church office if you would like to help at the church in any of these or our many ministries.
OCTOBER WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES October 4 33 years Diane and Michael Randall October 6 53 years Annette and Ronald Fitscher October 15 25 years June and Larry Turner October 17 10 years Julie and Tony Skubis October 18 55 years Joanne and Paul Pautler October 18 38 years Deborah and Kenneth Peebles October 31 10 years Jill and Matt Cornell Slater Did we miss your Special Anniversary? (10, 20, 25 and over 30 years) If so, please let us know at the church office
Wedding September 21, 2013 – April Helmicki and Scott Manchester
Memorials To the Quilter Fund in memory of Gloria Richter by The Arnott and Kalle family To the Town Line Memorial Fund In memory of Clarence Sims by Paul and Diane Luderman Elli DeFilippo To the Town Line Memorial Fund In memory of William Peters by Paul and Diane Luderman To the Town Line Scholarship Fund In honor of the 60th Ordination Anniversary and Ministry of The Rev. Robert Wendelin by Rev. Merlin and Kate Knauff.
FOR YOUR INFORMATION Hospitals no longer call pastors when a member is in the hospital. We ask that you please call the church office, 684-1467 when a loved one is in the hospital so that we can provide support. Also: If you or your loved one is home bound or in a Rehab facility, let us know. We can send out a visitor with Communion or just for a visit. Thank you
October
Birthdays
1 Joseph Enser 1 Matthew Lechowicz 1 William Staley 2 Melanie Brice 2 Craig Donnelly 2 Eric Stutzman II 3 William Aquila 3 Cassidy Bauer 3 Stephen Blood 3 Kathy Lee 3 Paul Luderman 3 Joyce Noel 3 Darlene Smith 4 Julianna Enser 4 Nathan Sobieraj 4 E. Werner Weinreich 5 Michael Brice 5 Vincent Muscoreil 5 Allie Space 6 Evelyn Kendall 6 Jack Zukowski 7 Carter Golding 8 Saskia Armitage 8 Heather Czajka 8 Nicole Peters 8 Corey Sweeney 9 David Peebles 10 Timothy Kosmowski 10 Connor Streit 10 Keeley Stutzman 12 Gabe Bauer 12 Lindsay Gray 12 Rebecca Gray 12 Emily Voss 12 Denise Wozniak 13 Mark Heberlein 13 Ronald Kratzke 14 Keith Morgan 14 Randy Wierzbowski
15 Megan Koch 15 James Kosmowski 15 Mark Kratzke 15 Beatrice Paschke 16 Shawn Witucki 17 Alison Helms 17 Emma Krueger 17 Owen Krueger 19 Kathleen Cooper 19 Kelsey Eggert 19 Jackson Frey 21 Pat Karcher 22 Dale Green 22 Melissa Nowicki 23 Julianna Muscoreil 23 Jody Reddy 24 Michael Enser 24Leah Macken 24Luke Sobieraj 24 Eric Vona 25Margo Dombrowski 25Christopher Gorenflo 25Joan Sturdivant 25Barbara Whitmarsh 25Clara Witucki 26Jeweliet Phillips 27Victoria Kramer 27Laura Kratzke 28Eliza Muench 28Lauren Stashak 29Deborah Schlabach 30Nancy Martin 31Benjamin Kron 31Lois E. Stutzman
Did we miss your birthday? If so, please let us know at the church office, 684-1467 or mail [email protected]
How can you help others or get help? Here are a few local agencies Alden Pantry collection You can bring items for the Alden Food pantry to church any Sunday. There is a blue box located in the Coat room.
Alden Meals on Wheels is in need of volunteers. Call 937-7105 for more information
Hearts and Hands “Faith in Action” A Neighbor helping neighbor” volunteer program Call: 542-2226 www.heartsandhandsfia.org
Ronald McDonald House Charities Become a friend of Ronald: Find us on Facebook.
Suicide Bereavement support For immediate help/support call 24 hours a day: (585)202-2783 Erie County Crisis Services (716)834-3131
Lutheran Charities www.wnylutherancharities.org 716-632-2623
Alzheimer’s Association of WNY 24/7 Helpline 1-800-272-3900 [email protected] 2805 Wehrle Dr Suite 6 Williamsville, NY 14221
Hospice Buffalo 225 Como Park Cheektowaga, NY 14227 716-686-1900 Essential Care for Children, a program of Home Care Buffalo 225 Como Park Boulevard Cheektowaga, NY 142270-1480 (716) 686-8006 Caring Hearts Perinatal Program 150 Bennett Road Cheektowaga, NY 14227 (716) 359-8056 Life Transitions Center, Inc. The Mary & Ralph C. Wilson Counseling Center 150 Bennett Road Cheektowaga, NY 14221-1480 Phone: (716) 836-6460 Caring Hearts Home Care 892 Main Street Buffalo, NY 14202 (716) 686-8300
TOWN LINE LUTHERAN CHURCH Town Line Road Alden, New York 14004-9590 A member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America ELCA.org Living in God’s Amazing Grace
Church office: 716-684-1467 Church Fax: 716-683-1664 Pastor: The Rev. Serena Mollenkopf-Grill Cell: 716-510-2939 Email: [email protected] Pastor Emeritus: The Rev. Merlin H. Knauff (retired) Church Email - [email protected] Church Website: www.Townlinelutheran.com
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[Date and Time]
[Street Address]
Wednesday, October 23rd
and Thursday, October 24th
Any questions, please call
or
(716) 913-3584
At Town Line Lutheran Church
The 1970’s Rock Musical
Book by John-Michael
Tebelak
Music & Lyrics By
Steven Schwartz
K.R.K. Theatrics Presents
Auditions
6:00pm to 8:oopm
1159 Town Line Rd, Alden NY 14004
Directed by Arlynn Knauff
Please prepare 1-2 songs of 16-32 bars each that truly show your personality and charisma
We are looking for
both cast and crew! Proceeds to benefit the Kenneth Knauff
Scholarship
