Grace Lutheran Church 1 W. Montgomery Street ~ Johnstown, NY 12095-2409 The Rev. David Almleaf , Pastor ~ September 2018 JL, Dear Members and Friends, September is going to be a busy month at Grace this year, The second Sun eptember which is the 9" is our return to the regular schedule. Worship will Degin at 10:15 and will continue at that time at least until June, Following worship on September 9 there will be a dish to pass luncheon in the Fellowship Hall where we can catch up on how everyone's summer went. ‘The new monthly format for Sunday School will begin Sunday September 9" at 9:00 am. We are calling this new design a Grace LIFT. Please remember that itis meant to be intergen is for everyone of all ages. We will begin in the Fellowship Hall. Confirmation also resumes on September 9" at 9:00 a.m. Confirmation classes will be held weekly, but we will include the Confirmation students in the Grace LIFT sessions, ‘This summer our young people attended the ELCA youth gathering in Houston Texas. The congregation supported their three year effort to get there and they want to report back to us. Following worship on Sunday September 23, they will provide a lunch featuring Houston inspired fare and present a program on their tip, See you in September, Db La Z Pastor David Almleaf“Alay 13 September, Bre: 18 September/October Sept. 02 - Maryland Warner Sept. 02 - Jennifer Ligon 22 Ss Sept. 09 - Lylian Angus Sept. 30 - Cindy Walsh PE Oc. 07. - Linda Morley Sept. 16 - Karen Ryder Sept. 23 - Bob and Sandi Jackson Sept. 30 - Maryland Warmer Oct. 28. - Peggy Niforos Please find someone to replace you if you cannot bake Oct, 07 The Clo Family bread the Sunday you are scheduled and, whenever Oct, 14-Nancy Blanchard possible, tell the church secretary so the bulletin can Special arrangement - Darleen Gaugler reflect the change. ‘Thank you, Peggy Niforos Oct. 21 - Mary Lou Zambella Oct. 28 - Greta Davis Altar Guild ()-Intinction Sunday (R) - Rail Sunday Please note: The cost of altar flowers is $38.00 unless Sept.02 (R) = Bonnie Olendorf you share a Sunday then they would be $19.00 each Sept.09 @) = Darleen Gaugler vase. Sept.16 @) Peggy Niforos Ifyou wish to place a “special arrangement” in the Sept.23. (I) -Joan Longtiitz Sanctuary the cost would be whatever you would like Sept. 30 (R)- Nancy Demarest to spend. Nancy Blanchard (762-4234) and Oct. 07 (R) Kathy VanValkenburgh Linda Bumpus (725-1927) are the Altar Flower Oc. 14 @) = Darleen Gaugler coordinators. Oc. 21 @) = Bonnie Olendorf Oct. 98. (R)_ Pegsy Niforos Offering Counters [y Please find someone to replace you if you cannot make S the Sunday you are scheduled and whenever possible, &F For September/October ‘cll Bonnie so that the bulletin can reflect the change. Peg Niforos, Altar Guild co-ordinator 09/02 - Nancy Blanchard, Greta Davis, Bonnie 09/09 - Nancy Demarest, Mary Lou Zambella We 09/16 - Nancy Demarest, Mary Lou Zambella, Bonnie AR Prayer Chain Ministry 09/23 - Darleen Gaugler, Bonnie Ifyou know of anyone in need of daily 09/30 - Datleen Gaugler, Bonnie prayers for the healing of body, mind 10/07 - Nancy Blanchard, Greta Davis, Bonnie JUeSES ¢r soul, please call Nancy Demarest 10/04 - Naney Blanchard, Greta Davis, Bonnie (725.8704). Ifrequesting in person, 10/21 - Darleen Gaugler, Bonnie Olendorf please submit the name(s) in writing and add your name 10/28 - congregational meeting atthe bottom. All requests are held in confidence unless otherwise designated. “Give not from the top of your purse, but from Please note: Prayer requests will stay on the prayer the bottom of your heart”. chain for one month after which their name will be removed unless you let Nancy Demarest know. ‘Thank you‘As we begin our fall schedule the fellowship hall and kitchen seem to be the center of our activities, This means the drawers and cupboards empty of supplies more quickly. Below is a list of items that would help fill them back up. If you could bring any of the items, it would be greatly appreciated, Zip Lock Bags (gallon, quart, snack and sandwich) K-cups (any kind) for the Keurig coffee maker hot chocolate K-cups or hot chocolate pkgs Dish clothes (not towels) Cascade dish washer pods Liquid hand soap refill (we have the dispensers to fill) Dawn dish soap (green) Bounty paper towels splenda or sugar Maxwell House or Folgers coffee reg or decaf (Paper plates, cups and napkins can be purchased in larger quantities and at a reasonable price at the Johnstown Restaurant Supply Store on Main Street. They also have heavy duty plastic silverware, we are usually in need of forks! Clear garbage bags 13 and 33 gallon if you are able to help restock the kitchen, we are most appreciative and thank you in advance, Communion Wine Once again we are in need of building our communion wine fund up. If you wish to contribute to this fund it would be greatly appreciated. Please put your contribution in a separate envelope and write on it “communion wine”, Thank you very much oly Comntaion Bp i Sunday September 9th Grace LIFT at 9:00 a.m. Worship time will return to 10:15 a.m. (be sure to mark your calendars) GINS AGAD y Si PRACTICE Bren BAe Choir practice will begin on Wednesday September 5" at 7 p.m. Anyone wishing to join our choir (men??) is invited to come, CONGREGATIONAL MEETIN Please mark your calendars ‘The Congregational Meeting will be held in the fellowship hall after worship on October 28°, USHERS We are still in need of ushers, if you can help with this please see Peggy Niforos,ice Luther il Meeting Highli Minutes from our June Council meeting and Committee reports were read and approved. There was no Council meeting in July. Council Actions and Announcements: + Intergenerational Sunday School - Our new Sunday School program will begin on September 9 at 9 am and will be called "Grace LIFT". This first session will be presented by Darlene Pollak, our Music Director. We encourage every member of our congregation, young and old, to participate! + Bonnie’s Vacation Schedule Approved - Bonnie, our Church Secretary, will be on vacation from September 8 - 14. + 9/23 Youth Group Houston Presentation - Our youth group will host a power point presentation on their Houston trip on Sunday, Sept. 23 right after worship. All are invited. + Graduation Gift Guidelines Updated — New guidelines require that a child must be a confirmed member of our church to receive a graduation gift from our church. + Security Cameras Purchase Approved - Council approved the purchase and installation as soon as possible of a security system. DSC Security Systems will install the Honeywell system which will include 3 color cameras, an 8 channel video recorder, and 2-19” video monitors at a cost of $1,950. + Safety Committee Armed Intruder Procedure Approved ~ An “Armed Intruder Procedure” was written by our Safety Committee and approved by Council. This written procedure will be on file in our office and can/will be changed, updated, and/or revised as needed. Respectfully Submitted, Linda Ferenz, Council Secretary$-® DO YOU HAVE RETURNABLE, 2 BOTTLES AND CANS that are 4, clogging up space in your home? Do 5 you late the thought of taking diem to Sailer ce Drive ther to church and leave them in the box next to the side entrance. Someone from the Youth Group will return them to help defray the cost of their ip to Texan in July 2017 “Thanks for supporting them! As a further note, the Youth Group is continuing to collect old and used cell phones. There is a box in the narthex where you can leave them, “THANKS, FRON OUR GRADS: Dear Grace Lutheran Church, Thank you for all the years of endless support to get me where I am today! I truly appreciate your gift and all everyone has done, thanks again. - Zach Ropeter Grace Lutheran, Thank you very much for the money! Tt wi help with books and paying for college. I cannot thank you enough for the opportunities T have had through the church such as being able to travel to Detroit and to Houston. Being able to meet new people in both Detroit and Houston was such a great experience as well as helping out the local communities. Thave always enjoyed being involved in the church, from playing baby Jesus to helping at Friday's Table to acolyting and being crucifer. When I am back from college I hope to help out again, Thank you for everything! ~ Schuyler Claes Grace Lutheran Church Thank you so much for the lovely card. It ‘is greatly appreciated and will be put to good use! Thanks Again, - Sara Stortecky v Thang Nou just want to take G6) acy Mis time to thank” BE everyone for the eB wonderful birthday cards, gifts, and extra nice comments for my 90" birthday celebration which took place on August 5" in our fellowship hall. It truly was a wonderful time. It looks to me like everyone was enjoying themselves, and I do hope you all did. Thank you again, Love, Shirley Beatitudes for Friends of the Aged Blesses are they who understand my faltering step and palsied hand. Blessed are they who know that my ears today must strain to catch the things they say. Blessed are they who looked away when coffee spilled at table today. Blessed are they with a cheery smile who stop to chat for a litle while, Blessed are they who never say, “You've told that story twice today.” Blessed are they who make it known that I'm loved, respected and not alone. Blessed are they who know I'm at a loss to find the strength to carry the Cross, Blessed are they who ease the days on my journey Home in loving ways.Ronald L. Bell Child of God July 4, 1947 ~ August 3, 2018 After 3 plus years of courageously battling kidney disease, diabetes and just recently, cancer, Ron was called to his heavenly home so he could rest and be made whole again. If you knew Ron, then you know it was fitting that he was bom on July 4%, he was quite a fire cracker! He was general manager for Brown Transportation for over 40 years and would still be there if not for his illnesses. He loved working with children and refereed high school sports. When the first Relay for Life was held at Park Terrace School in Gloversville, we wanted our church to be represented. At that time you had to have someone on the track from 6 ‘p.m. - 6 a.m., we were very small in number, so it was Ron who walked that track all night ‘so our church would be represented. He never complained. Ron served on our church council and was a delegate at the Synod Assembly for several years to which he offered to be the designated driver, quietly listening to all the chitter chatter from the ladies he drove! His most important jobs though were to supply the potato chips for the covered dish dinners and be the vegetable man at NOAH! He wanted to be active in our chicken BBQ's and was delivered by van to the last one we had here at the church. He was exhausted but never slowed down. He would buy 20 or more dinners to pass out to the nurses or anyone else who could use a dinner. He was quite a tease but we all loved it! Ron is survived by his soul mate, Cheryl Huxhold, his son, Sean and Lizzy, his grandson Brady, sister Valerie and brother- in-law Ed, nephew Eric and all of us here at Grace Lutheran. You will be missed by all Ron. We pray your family will find comfort knowing you are being held in the arms of our loving Lord. This year’s Christian Education program will be following a different format. Because of the . disparity in ages ofour students, the number of teachers we have and low attendance, our Christian Education program will be meeting once a month beginning in September. The good part about this is that it will now be a program for the ENTIRE congregation, One ‘Sunday a month, we will be presenting an event geared to a specific idea, theme or area, In September, we will be working with music. In October, we will be thinking about families. In November, we will be looking forward to something about the military and in December, we will be presenting our Christmas program. NOW HERE'S THE BEAUTY! Everyone, and we mean EVERYONE, is invited to join us for these events. There will be music, activities and snacks (what could be better?) Anyone between the ages of 1 month to 104 is invited to attend. So please join us on: 9,201 9: for our first “GRACE” LIFT” event. What's a “Grace” LIFT? Grace Living in Faith Together. Come and check it out! Grace LIFT events will take place on: October 14, 2018 (Families) November 11, 2018 (Military) December 16, 2018 (Christmas program) 2019 Grace LIFT event dates will be announced in December, 2018GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 1 West Montgomery Street Johnstown, NY 12095 (618) 762-7924 E-mail: office@aracelutheranjohnstown.org Website: gracelutheranjohnstown.org Pastor August 24, 2018 TO: PARENTS OF SUNDAY SCHOOL STUDENTS Dear Parents: Because of the disparity in the ages of our students, low and infrequent attendance, and the number of teachers we have, the format of our Sunday School program will be changing this year. Sunday Schoo! will now be known as Grace LIFT (Living In Faith Together) and will meet once a month. This program will be geared to the students, their parents and families, as well as the entire congregation. Our first Grace LIFT event will take place on September 9" at 9am. Because of the nature of the study taking place, confirmation class will still take place every Sunday. Confirmation parents will also be getting a separate letter about the expectations in that class. Grace LIFT events will take place on October 14, 2018, November 11, 2018 and December 16, 2018. Youth Sunday will take place on these dates. If you have any questions or concerns, please give me a call. My cell phone number is 518-774-9556 and | will be more than happy to speak with you about these changes. Thank you. Sincerely, BARBARA S FREDERICK Christian Education SuperYOUTH GATHERING BY THE NUMBERS It’s been over two months since we went to Houston for the ELCA National Youth Gathering and we want to thank you all for your prayers, love and support. While in Houston, we visited NASA and attended a Houston Astros baseball game. At the Mass Gatherings in the evenings, we listened to some very inspirational speakers and for our service day, we helped a Methodist Church prepare for their 75" anniversary by helping with cleaning and landscaping. In this newsletter, our participants are sharing with everyone what their favorite day was at the Gathering. And for those of you who like numbers, here are some figures: At the ELCA National Youth Gathering in Houston in 2018: 1. $261,226 was collected during Sunday morning worship (to be divided between three different ministries) . 1348 units of blood donated . Over 40,000 books donated (thank you for your contributions!) 6 historic cemeteries cleaned out . 42 community/school gardens worked in . 44 homes affected by Hurricane Harvey were worked on . 6500 homes canvassed, informing residents of city resources NOURWN And that is just some of the stuff that the ELCA youth did to help in Houston. Our servant companion volunteers, Megan and Alyssa, led groups that learned about human trafficking, worked at a children’s center for victims of abuse and neglect, and worked in city parks, schools and a church. In a blog by Chelle Huth (Manager of the Curriculum Writing Team for the ELCA) she reminds us that “grace is a foundational and distinctive piece of the Lutheran faith. This gift, underserved and freely given, changes lives and perspectives as people realize they are enough because of what Christ has done and are called into the world to serve their neighbor and share the good news”. And THIS truly does change everything! We would like to thank you all by giving you a taste of Houston and showing you what we experienced by inviting you to lunch and a photo presentation on Sunday, September 23, 2018 immediately following worship. PLEASE JOIN US!!!! lo THIS! ee e ool giMY FAVORITE DAY IN HOUSTON AT THE ELCA NATIONAL YOUTH GATHERING ‘Abby VanValkenburgh: My favorite day was synod day. It was really fun meeting kids from New York. | loved interacting with all of them. | made new friends and met the love of my life. The games we played were really fun and helped me get out of my comfort zone and talk to new people. The trip to Houston was definitely an awesome experience that | will never forget. Emily Frasier: My favorite day was our service project day. | loved going out and cleaning up the church we were at and seeing how truly appreciative the members of the church were for what we were doing. | also loved doing good work and bettering where we were. One place being made better can have a huge impact on a town. Schuyler Claes: My favorite day in Houston was our Synod Day. It was awesome to see other kids from around New York who believe the same as we do. It was also great to hear our bishop speak about his life experiences and he showed us that no matter what, God has a plan for us. | also really enjoyed our service day. Helping the church get ready for its 75" anniversary was great and it was also nice to see how thankful the Pastor was. | had an amazing time in Houston and ¥’m so thankful | got to go, Zachary Ropeter: My favorite days was definitely Synod Day. It was cool meeting others from Upstate and just having really good conversations with them and seeing what was going on in everyone's life and knowing there are others closer than we think that are similar to us all. Donovan Smith: Every day had great memorable moments to me, like trying new foods, going to the Houston Astros game, Houston Space Center, Synod Day, interactive Day and the church service. Also talking to new people. | had a great time with everybody in our group, the adults and my dad. One thing that | think that all of us will take back from this trip is that this trip changes everything, and that I can remember that there's grace for that.Megan Frasier (volunteered as a Servant Companion): had an all-around amazing experience being a servant companion. | was a little nervous at first not thinking | would be good leader and didn’t think | would be able to handle it after al the training, My favorite day though would have to be my first service project because | had an all-around amazing group. They were so much fun to be around and talk to, and they were incredibly hard working and willing to do whatever was needed; cleaning up the elementary school of a very low privileged area in Houston. They got me to believe in myself that | could be a great leader and could be a good servant companion. Alyssa Davis (volunteered as a Servant Companion): My favorite day while in Houston was the second service that my group and | participated in. We helped to create and set up a book fair at a local YMCA for underprivileged children between the ages of 5-8 who were able to take home several books for free that day. Interacting with those kids and getting them excited about reading and learning was an extremely rewarding experience and they made it hard to say goodbye after only a few hours of being together. Every service day made me feel like | was really making a difference in Houston and that was by far my favorite part of this gathering Clyde Smith Every day held favorite parts for me from watching the young children of Houston staying cool in the fountain to my first professional baseball game with my son. To Sunday worship with 33,000 young adult Lutherans. 1 would say my favorite day was Saturday, our service day, helping the Methodist Church clean up so that it could get ready for its 75” anniversary. It wasn’t hard work but the Pastor and other members of the church were so appreciative. That's why we were there. Thank you to everyone at Grace for supporting our youth and making this possible! ! even survived my first plane ride, | still can’t believe you got me on a plane! Heidi Ropeter: | truly enjoyed our trip to Houston! | especially enjoyed being able to see my aunt and uncle while at the same time enjoying time with our youth, so that was a double blessing for mel | feel that our Synod Day as well as our Service Day were both great! While listening to our Bishop (Macholz), | was impressed by how relatable he was, not only to our youth, but to the adults saying “look, | flunked out of college, but look at me now, I'm a Bishop. You can do great things.” That's a great and powerful message! And our service project was great too. Much more organized this time around and | felt we were more helpful to the community of Houston. Thanks for letting me be a part of this trip! Barbara Frederick: It’s hard for me to pick a favorite day for the Gathering, because each day offered something wonderful in and of itself. loved Synod Day for the way it brought our youth members together with other youth members from all over upstate New York and the joy and fun they experienced with each other. | loved the service day at the Methodist Church because | was so proud of how our group tackled each job with enthusiasm and energy and how appreciative and how blessed the Pastor of that church felt because of the help. Every night had speakers that were inspirational and relatable. Every Youth Gathering is different so even though this was my fifth event, it stil felt like it was something ew and wonderful and exciting!THANK voU FOR YOUR PRAYERS and YOUR SUPPORT IT MEANT SO MUCH TO US {HANK YOu FOR ALLOWING US TO REPRESENT GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH AT THE ELCA NATIONAL YOUTH GATHERING IN HOUSTON THANK rOy AROM ALL OF US!!! Mark you Ha @ a if Ne gat co’ wi & an He oe su amt Thank You Very oN “haok Yoo! sehong “Abel Va oeltectny ok yoo ON eh? -Alyss Nye 13 fs ~ Voix ag! Sthulc CSYou're Invited to October 13, 201 8, 2:00pm Grace Lutheran Church 1 West Montgomery St, Johnstown NYPrayer Concerns September 2018 ‘Remember our Shut-ins At Home Eleanor Achzet Shirley Frederick (son Tom’s home) Nui Hom Fulton Co. Health Facility Eileen Spawn Nathan Littauer Nursing Home Ruth Leach Sarah ford Home Charlotte Petersen Willing Helpers Joanne Riccitiello Prayer Concerns: ‘Alex Grandstaff Michelle Sandmier DJ Sandmier Niles Lincoin Francis Aldonis Tina Aldonis Angie Longfritz Bob Rickard Burton Starin Jackie Hollenbeck Bob Pavlus Richard Rhodes Karen Ryder Lee Bedell Ruth Leach Rodney Nielsen Missy Bill the detained children separated from the parents Members Serving Our Country a All those who have served and for all those who are now serving in the armed forces. Especially: Brandon Caldwell Tony Clemente Brad Coody John Ferrara Kevin Funk Victor Ralbovsky LCPL Bryant Hernandez E-5 Dylan Lanza and for our enemies Please pray for NOAH, Friday’s ‘Table and the food pantries of Johnstown and Gloversville and for those in need of them,. 700 Light Street Lutheran World Relief Baltimore, MD 21200USA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, LISTING PROMESE pala eel June 4, 2018 Grace Lutheran Church 1W Montgomery St Johnstown, NY 12095-2409 Dear Friends at Grace Lutheran Church, Thank you for your generous gift of quilts and kits for LWR’s distribution overseas. These gifts of your hearts and hands are beautiful expressions of God's grace and love to people all around the world. Because of your support, LWR is able to share the tangible love of Christ with thousands of people through your quilts and kits. Last year, LWR and partners Children’s Gift Ministry (CGM) and OLAM were busy distributing School Kits in Honduras, to children whose families are vulnerable due to lack of access to the ‘most basic necessities, Parents of these families often have to choose between feeding their children and sending them to school. Schoo! Kits were distributed to more than 28,000 Honduran children to help them get back to or stay in school, increasing their chances of breaking the chains of chronic poverty and avoiding the very real risk of gang involvement. In addition to being practical, these kits provide a source of comfort, security and hope to those who receive them. Your quilts and kits provide important necessities to our neighbors around the world, and serve as reminders that they are not alone or forgotten. We also shipped quilts and kits to Georgia, Angola, Thailand, Pakistan, Mali and Burkina Faso, last year. On behalf of our neighbors in villages, schools, hospitals and refugee camps around the world, | extend deepest thanks for your contribution, and pray God's richest blessings on your life and work! In Christ, Welane bbboa Melanie W. Gibbons Quilt & Kit Ministry Manager PS: We'd love to get to know you better! Please share some of your best tips and tricks, and alittle bit about yourself at lwr.org/qk-survey DONATION RECEIPT 31 Mission Quilts Baby Care Kits Blankets ee Fabric Kits = Personal Care Kits | Soap ‘School Kits Please note: this receipt may not reflect your full donation, Based on when the receipt data was pulled, some of your tems may have yetto be processed, and you will receive addtional receipts for those items as they are scanned into the system.CHURCH ACTIVITIES SEPTEMBER 2018 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 2eLw10 3 4 5 6 7 8 1000- Bible Sudy 790 - Chor Rehearsal 9:18- Worship {500 - Cable Chan 1201 600 ~ counet "Noon Communion 6:00- Bible Study meena: 30 - Commitee ectings sews 10 " 2 13 “ 16 800-Confimaton | 5:00-Cable Chan 1301 | 10.00-Bible Sway 7.00-ChoirRenearsal | Statetocal Primary | 6:00-8:00, - ‘Sunday Schoo! Election here 12-9 pm. | 4H Group Meeting 10:00-200 - Quit Group 10:18 - Worship {olowod by ish 1:00 -Counet of Churches topace bncioon meeting at 16 cus 7 8 ” 2» a 2 £:00-Confrmation | 5:00-Cable Chan 1301 | 10:00--Bible Study 600 - Bible Study 6:00-8:00 - Deacon Meeting 10:15 - Worship 700 Cho Rehearsal ms ews 2 25 % a 8 2 800 - Confimation | 5:00-Cable Chan 1201 | 10:00- be Study 700 - Choir Rehearsal 2330-Fridays Table at | Fetowsnip hal reserved 10: Worship 11:30 -Houston reportluneh 10:00 -2.00- Quit Group Church ofthe Holy Spin 6:00-8:00 pm. - 4H Group Meeting fora baby shower oF ELWa 8:00 - ConfirmationSeptember 1- 2- 7. 8- 10- it- 12- 15- 16 - 17- 18 - 19- 20- James Calhoun Lawrence Cline Trevor Goderie Miranda Ernst Aiden Rubilotta Pastor Jeff Silvernail David John Ten Eyck, Jr. Storm Cross ‘Shaun Lawton Pam Ralbovsky Linda Silvernail Adria Simonds Town ‘Amy Schreivog! Joyce Haskins Christopher Preston Grant Preston Savannah K. Sparks Kara Dwyer Sidener ‘Mason Walker Michael Morley Kelly Bradt Bobbi Nigro David Pellegrino Michael Smith Kristin Capano Greta Davis Gary Longfritz Greg Niforos Ruth Leach Kyle McGrattan Ryan Gargiulo Alison Hathaway Martin Thomas Marten Susan Ambrosino Arlene Elzenbeck Connie Siver Lynette Clo Michael Geraghty IIT ai- 22- 23 - 25- 27- 28 - 29- Russell Van Alstyne Lori Nellis Warner Albert Backus IIT Gareth Bobowski James Hopkins Timothy Subik Niles Lincoln Jr. Meredith Lord Shirley Bendl Mark Hayes Robert Jackson David Leach Jennifer Petersen Jette ‘Sandy Hammer Lauren Kearney Donna Coonradt Greg Kowalczyk Joel Huntzinger ‘Andrea Edick Mackenzie Geraghty Joan Hathaway Molly Slingerland Philipp Robert Ruggiero Keith Fisher Kelli Lawton Barbara Strait Karen Ryan Hap inthday!SERVING SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 2018 Date 2 BONNIE OLENDORF DONOVAN suITH | LINDA MORLEY uw | Bonnie oLeNDORF ABBY Bread Baker NANCY BLANCHARD 2 cHRIS DAVIS: \VANVALKENBURGH MARYLAND WARNER | GRETA DAVIS ‘Communion Assistant Grester BONNIE OLENDORF 9:18 | BONNIE OLENDORF Crucifor MARY PHELPS: Deliver Flowers Kar Blanche’ SHIRLEY BENDL NANCY DEMAREST ° Intinetion DAVID ALMLEAF Team #1 LWA | NANCY DEMAREST | pain Ligon THOMAS MARTEN | NILES LINCOLN DARLEEN GAUGLER | NANCY DEMAREST MARY LOU ZAMBELLA 9:15 | Communion Assistant Crucifor Grester NANCY DEMAREST NANCY BLANCHARD | ELLE WANDEL Deliver Flowors LINDA BUMPUS 16 DONNA COONRADT AMBER PELLEGRINO | BILL HALDEMAN PEGGY NIFOROS NANCY DEMAREST cw BARE FREDERICK NOAH J CLO MARY LOU ZAMBELLA ‘Communion Assistant Grater BONNIE OLENDORF 9:18 | DONNA COONRADT SANDI JACKSON Deliver Flowers, Crucifor ‘SHIRLEY BENDL LINDA BUMPUS 2 intinetion Team #3 eLws DONOVAN sary | MARY ANN JOANLONGFRITZ | DARLEENGAUGLER —_ | Vie Peliogrino MISSY BEDELL HOWIE PAXTON, THOMAS MARTEN — | HATHAWAY BONNIE OLENDORF | Mary Lou Zambella ots san Longftitz Communion Assistant Crucifor raster Deliver Flowars Dick Goebel MISSY BEDELL NANCY DEMAREST | MARY PHELPS NANCY DEMAREST 0 NANCY DEMAREST atthe ral NANCY BLANCHARD pay ‘SANDY MILLER, DARLEENGAUGLER | Team #4 ews ‘camus'Daves) ‘VANVALKENBURGH Bread Baker BONNIE OLENDORF —_| Heigl Ropeter Communion Assistant NOAH J CLO. Greeter CINDY WALSH Lee Michel! 4s | CHRIS PETERSEN ELLE WANDEL. Ka Blanchard Sruciter Deliver Flowers DONNA COONRADT. LINDA BUMPUS10- i 12- 13 - 15- 16 - Birthdays Elizabeth Brown Judi Bryan James Bornt Naney Blanchard Ethan Bradt Brian Subik Frank Longfritz Ryan Robbins Ronald Johnson IIT Shirley Donovan Robert Seiler Patricia Morrison Ashleigh Morrison Noreen Frank Heather Pellegrino Ryan Peck Michael Shafer Noah J Clo Toni Frederick Sharon Unislawski Daniel Martin Wasson John Johnson Roger Seward Carol Cramer Bonnie Olendorf Rebecca Grandstaff Dave Gaugler Penny Pettit Donna Sandner Rulison Lauren Hathaway Frank Young Michelle Bills Victoria Clo Allen Spinks Debbie Seward Robert Morley October 17- 18 - 20- 21- 22- 23- 24- 26- 27- 28 - 29- 31- Esley Miller Betty Harrington Alena Taylor Scott Smith ‘Madison Neri Helen Wicksell Vicki James Gale Dence Beth Jackson Flanger Stacy Keach Jennifer Ligon Terry Shults Cindy Walsh Ralph Bradt Mary Berecka Roger Eckert Ronald Johnson Jay Putman Bobetta Sparks Ethan Ernst Lee Mitchell Richard Goebel Frank Warner Nancy Almleaf ‘Andrew Darling Peyton Petersen Reformation Sunday Roxanne Baird Martin Carlson Michael Hopkins Sarah Hopkins Jones Shawna Hynd Ashley Flanger Kristopher Smith Reformation Day