TRINITY VISITOR

September 2019

Trinity Lutheran Church, 1245 New Hampshire, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 (Just south of South Park); 785-843-4150; www.tlclawrence.org

News: Farewell words from the Pastors, Hello from Pr. Brecke

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How to Serve: 2020 Budgets Due Mid-September, Ministry Opportunities, Council Roster, Ministry Leaders

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Ministries: TALL, Women’s Book Study, Fellowship Time, Newest Staff member, High School Sunday School

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September Calendar

Ministries: WELCA, Stephen Ministry, Newsletter deadline, Family Promise, New York School Supplies

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Ministries: Summer Repair s, ELCA Churchwide Assembly, OWWR, Family Promise event

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FYI: Stats, Singles Day, Altar /Radio Sign up for News, Food Pantry, Financial Update

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Mailing Page: TLC’s Pet Pantry

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INSIDE

A Farewell to Pastors Pastor Lou and Pastor Jess are both heading out of Trinity. Pastor Jess’s last day will be Sunday, Sept. 15. Pastor Lou will preside at Communion Coffee on Sept. 9, before heading off to Europe not too long after that. A farewell potluck luncheon for them is Sunday, Sept. 8, after the service. Last names A-M please bring salads or vegetable side dishes; last names N-Z, bring desserts. To help with set-up, see Tami McNemee. We’ll have a basket available for cards for them or you can mail to the church. Here are some final words for the congregation from them. Trinity family,

It is coming close to the end of my time at Trinity and I want to thank you for blessing me this past year. Again and again, you all showed me your gifts and you loved and accepted me. And many of you loved and embraced my dog Bonnie, too! I can honestly say that in 15 years of ministry and many of those years in church ministry, this was the best year in the pastorate. Some highlights for me included the youth mission trip, congregational conversations after church and the pet pantry and the Stephen ministry. I will remember each and every one of you fondly and the wonderful encounters would be too many to name though. I will always remember how you all rose to the task and truly found joy in being in community. Many churches say all are welcome at the table, or as their clergy, but they don't always live it. However, you all have embraced me in ways that were healing for me and you really lived it. You are embodying Christ in what you do and how you treat people and I am proud to have been a part of your community. Thank you for blessing me, for showing me love and concern, for challenging me into growth, and for giving me wonderful memories.

In Christ and with love, Pastor Jess Dear Members of Trinity,

It has been a joy to serve as your interim pastor over the past year. You are a faithful, loving and responsive community, and I am grateful for the honor of teaching and leading you in worship. Though my role will change now, I'll still be a member of Trinity. I look forward to seeing where God leads us in the years to come.

Gratefully yours, Lou Flessner

Mission Statement

“A place of Grace, with a call for all to continue the work of

Jesus.”

Sunday Morning Schedule Thank you to everyone who participated in the congregational conversation on Sunday, August 18, about the Sunday morning sched-ule! Great spirit. Excellent discus-sion. The broad consensus of those gath-ered was that continuing the current Sunday morning schedule would be the more beneficial option for Trini-ty, at least for the time being. 9:30 a.m. Worship Fellowship following 10:45 a.m. Education Participants acknowledged that this schedule could be revisited in the future if and when circumstances warrant. If you have any questions about this, please feel free to contact a Congregation Council member or me.

Pr. Michael Kerr + Transition Consultant

TRINITY STAFF By phone: 785-843-4150 Internet: www.tlclawrence.org Find us on Facebook, sign up for weekly news on Constant Contact.

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9 a.m.-12 noon

Monday-Friday.

Closed

Monday, Sept. 2 for Labor Day

For security, the NE door is locked except for services and events. Please press button by the key pad. Outside of office hours, please call before dropping by. Other staff are here throughout the day, but may not be in the church office.

Transition Consultant Pr. Michael, Resident Pastoral Minister Pr. Lou, Resident Pastoral Minister Pr. Jessica, Resident Pastoral Minister Pr. Michael Brecke Parish Administrator LaDonna Atchinson; Property Manager Brad Richardson; Sunday School/Youth Sarah Jane Russell; Organist Megan McCoy Choir Director Maggie Werth Office Assistant Jacob Gasho;

For Questions on Contributions

financialsecretary@tlclawrence.org Financial office, Ext. 208 K.U. Campus Ministry Rev. Shawn Norris,

Meet Pr. Michael

Brecke

Michael Brecke was born in Ashland, Wisconsin, in 1946, the son of Pauline Kaseno and Marvin Brecke. He grew up in Mellen, Wisc., and graduated from high school in 1964. He received his B.S. degree from Wisconsin State University River Falls (1968), a Master’s of Divinity from Yale University Divinity School(1971), a Master’s of Sacred Theology from Concordia Seminary (1972), St. Louis and a Doctor of Ministry Degree from Luther School of Theology in Chicago (1993). His parallel education was received from the Penokee Veneer Mill, Allis Chalmers Foundry, Mellen Weekly Record, Mellen Country Club where he dug ditches, and held numerous other jobs to make enough money to support his habit of education. He has served churches in Albany, Ga.; Mission, Kan.; Prairie Village, Kan.; Juddville, Wisc., and as an interim or transitional minister at First Lutheran Church, Mission Hills; Prairie Wind Parish in Abilene, Junction City, and Marion Hill, and Overland Park Lutheran in Overland Park, Kan. He entered ordained ministry in the Lutheran Church Missiouri Synod in 1973, and became a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in 1989. He has served on numerous boards of directors including: Door County Community Foundation, Good Samaritan Society Scandia Village Extended Care Facility, Hollis Board of Directors, The Mark Board, and served in leadership positions in numerous Ministerial Associations. Over the years he has written for several publications include community newspapers in Albany, Ga.; Kansas City, Mo; Overland Park, Kan., and Door County, Wisc. He is frequent contributor to Write On Door County, a writing school, and The Echo a publication effort in conjunction with Northland College in Ashland, Wisc. The Echo is devoted to telling the stories of our past. Pr. Michael Brecke

Note: Trinity Council meetings are usually the last Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m., in the Social Room, except for December when the Council often does not meet. Members of the congregation are welcome at meetings, and there is a period for “open communication” at each meeting for members to briefly share comments or concerns. Contact the Council President or any Council member if you have questions.

Acolytes: Sue Reeder Adult Faith Formation: Marianne Wilkinson Altar Care: Cheryl Taylor Arts & Environment: Graham Barnes, Linda Carter Assisting Ministers: Susan Hadl Baptismal Coordinator: Julie Holmberg Cantors: Sandy Cooper Children’s Sermons: Cathy Box Endowment Fund: Harriet Shaffer Evangelism Chair: Fellowship/Hospitality: Marilyn Clark Finance Chair: J im Cooper Financial Secretary: Jane Warren Global Concerns Chair: Habitat for Humanity: Learning: Terelle Mock

Lectors: Kelly & Olivia Rice LINK: Carole Rehder Memorial Chair: Andrea Parson Personnel Chair: Kelly Rice Property Chair: John Mar tello Social Concerns Chair: Deb Boatr ight (inter im) Children’s Sunday School: Becky Maletsky Sacristan: Ruth Anne Polk Stephen Ministry: Deb Black, Char les Baars, Ruth Sarna, Karen Hunt Stewardship: Ushers: Tami McNemee WELCA Officers: Karen Sanders, Carol Ann Salber , Cheryl Taylor Worship & Music Chair: Annielaur ie Seifer t

Council Members Officers: Jim Cooper, president; Tami McNemee, vice president; Brenda Albright, secretary; Dan Warren, treasurer

Class of 2019: Jim Cooper, Sue Reeder, Carole Rehder, Dan Warren

Class of 2020: Jennifer Martello, Matt McNemee, Tami McNemee, Molly Olson-Kelly

Class of 2021: Webb Hecker, Loren Maletsky, Bill McGraw, Ted Smith Staff: Pr . Michael, Pr . Jessica, LaDonna Atchinson

Our Ministry Team Leaders

Children’s Sermons volunteers: A few more to provide children’s sermons on Sundays. Pick which date works for you. Please see Cathy Box, cbox@holytrinityeec.org with questions or to volunteer.

Acolytes: All are welcome to join Trinity’s group of acolytes. Training will be provided. You can choose the week you are available, and as often as you want to serve. Questions? See Pr. Lou or Sue Reeder.

Coffee hour volunteers: set up coffee before 9:30 a.m. service. Clean up at 10:45 a.m. Cookies are in the freezer, or bring some of your own, if you wish. Sign-up at Welcome desk.

Pet Pantry volunteers: please see the back page for details on how you can help during the week or on Saturday mornings. This includes helping with delivery of donations to Trinity, bagging the food into smaller portions (generally Friday or Saturday mornings), and setting up the food on table Friday morning to prepare for clients on Saturday. See Susan Hadl or Chrissy Davenport.

2020 Committee

Budgets Due Mid-

September Trinity’s Finance Committee will begin looking on the 2020 budget at its Monday, Sept. 16 meeting.

This means all committee and ministry budgets are due by Sept. 16. Please submit your requests by emailing them to Jim Cooper, jscooper32@hotmail.com, or placing in the Finance mail box (in the office wing by the water fountain). To get a copy of your 2019 budget and/or a year-to-date report of what your committee spent so far this year, please contact LaDonna at llatchinson@tlclawrence.org. Questions about the process for the 2020 budget? See Jim or Dan Warren, Trinity’s treasurer, dcjqwarren@gmail.com. If you do not submit a budget request, Finance may base its funding recommendations to Council on previous year’s actual spending.

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(Trinity Adult Lifelong Learning) in Fall Sunday morning – Conference Room – Meeting at 8:30 a.m., in the Conference Room, begins the Augsburg Adult Bible Study unit on “Responding to God’s Grace (Genesis; Exodus; Numbers; Deuteronomy; 1 Samuel; 1 Kings; Luke; 2 Corinthians; Galatians; 1 Thessalonians; 1 Peter; 2 Peter).” Library – The Life Enrichment class meets at 8:30 a.m. Conference Room — The Adult forum class meets at 10:30 a.m., to begin a new study. 2nd Monday — Women’s Book Study r esumes September 9, at 6:30 p.m. Br ing a dish to share.

Tuesday — Tuesday Morning Bible group will resume September 3, at 10:00 a.m. For information, contact Julie Holmberg.

Thursday — Bible Study will resume September 5, at 10 a.m., in the chapel. They will be utilizing a Great Course video series entitled “Skeptics and Believers...” Anyone interested is welcome to come and

join the discussion. Questions? Contact Bert Rehder.

Men’s Fellowship Breakfast Group is Sept. 7, at 8:30 a.m., at HyVee, 6th & Monterey

Men’s Night Out: Monday Sept. 9,

at 6:30 p.m., at Morningstar’s NY Pizza, 4931 W 6th St, Lawrence.. Contact Charles or John for details.

Women’s Book Study The Monday evening women's potluck book discussion group will resume on the second Monday of the month, September 9, at 6:30 p.m. Bring a dish to share. We will be reading Everything Happens for a Reason by Kate Bowler as a group so no purchase necessary. Just come and enjoy the fellowship. If you have any questions please contact Jane Warren (402-658-2951) or Deb Boatright (785-550-9589). Thanks, Jane Warren

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If you have any questions, please see Pr. Lou, or Annielaurie Seifert,

chairperson for Worship & Music committee.

High School

Sunday School We plan to meet the first and third Sundays each month during education hour starting with rally day. Our “ theme” this year is “viewing the World while wearing your Jesus glasses”. We will also have multiple opportunities for volunteer work and socializing. Sarah Russell is working hard to make those opportunities happen. Thank you, Jennifer Martello

Because of the new recording device in the Sanctuary and the fact that it won't be playing through the sound system any longer, it is no longer necessary to keep quiet in the Sanctu-ary from 11-12 noon each Sunday Morning.

Fellowship Time We will have a fellowship time with coffee and snacks from 9:30-10 a.m. The study this fall will be the New Testament book of Hebrews. Please come and join us to study this very interesting and important book in our Bi-ble. Thanks, Julie Holmberg

Newest Staff Member Sarah Jane Russell is the new Coordinator of Children and Youth Pro-gramming at Trinity Lutheran Church. Sarah Jane has lived in Law-rence since 1971 with a few months of living in her hometown area in North Central Kansas. She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Kansas. She brings her years experience working with youth and children and knowledge of the Lawrence community to this position! Stop by and talk with her Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evening beginning August 20th. You can find her sharing the office with the finan-cial secretary Jane Warren. Sarah Jane, we welcome you to Trinity Lutheran Church! We share your enthu-siasm and appreciation for this new ministry.

Sunday, Sept. 8 – Blessing of Back-

packs & Welcome New Members Back to school as a student behind a desk or table, or at the front of the class-room as a teacher? We want to ask God's blessings on all as you start a new year of learning. So all ages are welcome to bring backpacks or briefcases for this blessing. Also on Sept. 8, Trinity will receive new members at worship. Please see Pr. Lou, louflessner@gmail.com, 512-216-3772, if interested in joining the congregation.

We are excited to resume Sunday school classes! Please join us for Rally Day September 15. More details to come soon!

Women of the ELCA Meetings this Month — Poetry of the Old Testament—Job, Psalms & Lamentations

Coordinating Council: Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 9 a.m., in the Conference Room.

Sewing/Work Day: Meets Wednesday, Sept. 11, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., in the Social Room.

Bible Study Groups meet Wednesday, Sept. 18, in the Conference Room. Naomi Group, 1:30 p.m. Deborah Group, 7 p.m. Lesson Leader: Karen Sanders Lesson Leader: Sue Reeder Hostess: Prudy Sieg Hostess: Carol Ann Salber

You may not make a crater like a meteor does when it strikes the earth. You may not give a speech that people will be quoting for years to come. You may not perform some great feat that makes the TV evening news! BUT you can make an impact by answering God’s call to serve!! Our Stephen Ministers have an impact on people’s lives at times when they really need someone to care!

Is God calling you to a new area of service in your life? God will supply His goodness, gifts and grace with this training. A new Stephen Ministry training class will be starting in September. It’s not too late to say YES to use your gifts and talents in sharing Christ’s love with someone that may need a loving person to walk beside them thru a very difficult time in their life! Pray about this opportunity and consider a YES to be able to show God’s love in a tangible way to others! Contact one of the Stephen Leaders! Debra Black

Charles Baars

Ruth Sarna

Karen Hunt

Join a Trinity Ensemble!! Since the age of twelve, I’ve

been singing in ensembles and partaking in group music making… to say it’s had a positive impact on my life would be an understatement! Growing up and through my adult years, I have been blessed to be a part of choirs where quality music is sung at a high level, but the best part

is I get to do it alongside an amazing group of people. Here at Trinity, we hope to foster the same, but to build such a community, we need you! Trinity ensembles are starting soon, and we still have spots available! Please consider giving the gift of your time and talent to this musical ministry… We have a wonderful year of music making and community ahead! If you or your child are interested in joining an ensemble, but rehearsal times do not work with your schedule, please reach out regardless as we will be evaluating the set rehearsal times over the next couple of weeks. Please contact Maggie Werth if interested: Trinity Choir

Rehearses Sundays 10:45a.m.-12 p.m. Rehearsals begin August 25. Sings for service every Sunday

Trinity Handbell Choir Rehearses Thursdays 6pm-7pm Rehearsals begin September 5th Plays for service on the 3rd and 5th Sunday of the month and special occasions

Trinity Children’s Choir (grades 3rd-

8th) Rehearses Thursdays 5-5:30 p.m. Rehearsals begin September 5. Sings for service on the 1st Sunday of the month and special occasions

Christ Caring for People Through People

Make a Difference in Someone’s

Life —

Positive Impact of

Being a Stephen Minister

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Quilting the Faith In Denim, Used Blue Jeans

Info to LaDonna or Jacob by

Sept. 15

October Newsletter

Family Promise Trinity volunteers will support First Southern Baptist Church when they host Family Promise guests the week of September 8-15. We will provide dinners and hosts for 3 nights, as well as snack and breakfast items. Look for the sign up sheet at Signupgenius.com. Search for our signups using the email boatrightdeb78@gmail.com. OR contact Deb Boatright at 785-550-9589.

New York School Supplies Thank you to everyone who contributed to the school supply drive for New York Elementary, our neighborhood school. The day before school started, we delivered a trunk full of supplies. We also received cash donations which will be used for student needs as requested by the school. Again, thank you for your generosity.

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As you may or may not know, the Mission Endowment Committee receives interest quarterly from the ELCA Pooled Trust Fund I. That fund is now over $200,000 and contains monies donated by church members. If you wish to set aside or provide in your future planning for the church, you might want to look into ELCA Pooled Trust Fund I. The principal is not utilized and the interest flows into the Mission Investment Fund account which the Endowment Committee reviews at least 3 times a year. We ask committees and groups of the church to submit detailed written requests for funding at least 3 times a year, stating how the funding will meet the funding requirements of the Mission Endowment Committee. In 2019 so far, the committee has provided $1000 for

Stephen Ministry training, about $3000 for upgrading the sanctuary sound system, $1,434 for Youth Ministries ($700 for youth trip and $734 for furnishing for youth room), $1,500 toward painting of Bethany House, and $1,000 to the Pet Food Pantry for carts and moveable shelving. The committee also donated $1,000 toward the Synod trip to Papua New Guinea and $500 toward our sister congregations in Russia. All of these efforts provide outreach in some way or other to our church family and/or to the mission world outside our walls. Please let us know if you have any questions. Harriet Shaffer, Chairperson. Committee members also include Susan Hadl, Susanne Shaw, Wally Brockhoff, and Annielaurie Seifert

Mission Endowment Committee

Indianapolis Mission Trip Photos

Those on the trip were Melissa Beck, Olivia Rice, Anna Martello, Pr. Jessica, Adele Buren, Zoie Stirn, and Sarah Stirn.

Pr. Jessica and Sarah taking a break from yard work at the adoption center Having fun with a llama on a day off

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Attendance Statistics Week 2017 2018

4th Sunday Jan. 29: 178 Jan. 28: 156

5th Sunday Feb. 5: 157 Feb. 4: 136

6th Sunday Feb. 12: 196 Feb. 11: 117

7th Sunday Feb. 19: 166 Feb. 18: 230

Finance Committee Update (to 01/31/18)

Actual Actual Actual Budget

Jan. 2018 Jan. 2017 YTD 2018 YTD 2018

Income $71,716.18 $32,875.85 $436,479.05 $435,800.00

Expenses $35,262.88 $36,437.94 $398,992.18 $439,598.55

Surplus / (Deficit) $36,453.30 <$3,562.09> $37,486.87 <$3,798.55>

Line of Credit Balance $57,054.34

Food Pantry Need in March: Canned fruit

(peaches, pineapple, pears), Applesauce, Peanut Butter, Dry Pasta & Spaghetti Sauce

Put info in LaDonna’s box (by women’s restroom in office

wing) or email llatchinson@tlclawrence.org.

March 15

Sign-up for Flowers, Radio Help keep our altar beautiful with Sunday flowers and our service on the air by donating for altar flowers and/or sponsoring the radio broadcast of the Sunday service on KLWN in 2019. Call the church office, 843-4150, for available dates to sponsor in memory or honor of loved ones or a special occasion. You can set up your date to sponsor annually or as a one-time occasion. Altar flowers are $55 per

week; a radio broadcast is $85. Or you can split the cost by sharing a date with someone. Please note there are no altar

flowers in Lent or Advent, but radio broadcasts are available for all Sundays.

Singles Day Trinity’s Terrific Singles will visit the Clinton Lake Museum Sunday, Sept. 8, around 12:30 p.m. (after the luncheon for Prs. Lou and Jessica). The museum is rich in history of our area, including information from the Civil War era. Since the group is carpooling to the museum, it is important for those who wish to attend RSVP as soon as possible to Vicki Julian, or Donna Wanner,

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Monthly Visitor by Email Sign up for our weekly enews and monthly newsletter to stay up-to-date on what’s going on at Trinity even if you miss a Sunday. Send your email address to LaDonna and she will add you to the distribution list. You can also receive your monthly Trinity V isitor via email instead of receiving a paper copy through the US postal mail service at any time.

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Trinity serves at LINK (Lawrence Interfaith Nutrition Kitchen), Tuesday, Sept. 9, at First Christian Church. Sign-up sheets to provide food or volunteer are at the Welcome Desk.

Food items should serve 12, such as meat and vegetarian casseroles; vegetable dishes or commercial-sized cans, big bags of salad plus dressing, Jello salads, and two-dozen each of cupcakes, cookies or brownies. Please bring items to the Trinity Fellowship Hall kitchen by 11:15 a.m., Sept. 9. Volunteers can transport food at 11:30 a.m., to First Christian, 10th & Kentucky. Volunteers are also needed at the site to warm up and set out food, serve, and clean up the kitchen after the 1 p.m. meal is finished. If you can’t bring food or volunteer, we appreciate monetary donations to cover the cost of purchasing milk, bread, butter, and fruit by Carol Ann Salber, who is our volunteer shopper. Questions? Contact Carole Rehder,

Change in Prayers listed You will soon notice a change in the Sunday prayer listings. With the encouragement and support of Pastor Lou, we will return to the previous format of listing the last names of those requesting prayers. This will be with the consent of those requesting the prayers! Harriet Shaffer and Ruth Sarna are working on this and wanted all to be informed of this change.

Prayer changes things!

Monthly Update From Interfaith

Food Pantry

Trinity Interfaith Food Pantry (TIFP) was open nine days in July, 2019 and served 280 families (including 177 children, 458 adults, 43 senior adults — including 34 new households enrolled for food assistance). The food pantry has been open 59 days and has served 4,165 people in 1,697 families so far in 2019. During July, the food pantry ordered 3,029 lbs. of food and also received 442 lbs. of free produce (including bread) from Harvesters. The total expense in July for food purchased locally and through Harvesters was $ 2,547.54 and the total retail equivalent value of all food provided (food that was donated and purchased for the 280 families) was $ 6,426.00. Thank you to all for donations of money and donations of food to help us meet our mission to provide food for people who are in need in Lawrence and Douglas

County.

Food Pantry Need in August: Jelly, Applesauce,

Cereal, Canned Tuna

Attendance Statistics

Week 2018 2019

29th Sunday

July 22: 77 July 21: 141

30th Sunday

July 29:117 July 28: 115

31st Sunday

Aug. 5: 95 Aug. 4: 110

32nd Sunday

Aug. 12: 95 Aug. 11 100

Finance Committee Update (to 07/31/19)

Actual Actual Actual Budget July 2019 July 2018 YTD 2019 YTD 2019

Income $23,075.95 $24,537.94 $201,635.81 $247,070.88 Expenses $35,343.58 $30,679.59 $210,848.47 $251,842.51 Surplus / (Deficit)

<$12,267.63> <$6,141.65> <$9,212.66> <$4,771.63>

Line of Credit Balance $37,869.73

Saturdays: 10 a.m.-12 noon

Enter by south door to Fellowship Hall, off of 13th St. For: anyone needing pet supplies to take care of beloved pets instead of giving them up for adoption in hard times.

On Saturday, July 13, the Pet Pantry combined its normal food distribution in conjunction with its first vaccine clinic. While 158 pets were registered to be vaccinated, 81 pets came. This was another wonderful collaboration with the Lawrence Humane Society, one they hope to continue to improve the lives of Lawrence pets. The Pet Pantry is especially grateful to all the volunteers that came to help with this special event including the sizable Lawrence Humane Society team. Special thanks go to Dr. Stone who administered vaccines to the cats and Dr. King who administered vaccines to the dogs. Alisa Farinelli from the Lawrence Humane Society

and Susan Hadl of Pet Pantry are to be commended for their leadership at this event. The pantry frequently feeds 500+ pets a week. If you’d like to volunteer with the pantry, contact Chrissy Davenport, 785-218-2027, or Susan Hadl, 785-842-7291.

During the week: Sort and organize stock

Friday, 9 a.m.: Set up for Saturday distribution

Saturday mornings: Bag pet food, serve clients when the pantry is open. We

serve from the south door facing 13th St., from 10 a.m.-12 noon.

Cat food (dry & canned) & litter needed most.

Can’t shop? Monetary donations are welcome to buy what’s most needed.

Know someone grieving a pet’s death? Perhaps a contribution to our pet pantry in the pet’s name will bring some comfort. Find a special card from the Welcome desk to the pet’s owner, noting your donation honoring the pet.

Trinity’s Pet Pantry Trinity Lutheran Church 1245 New Hampshire St. Lawrence, KS 66044

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