Tidings “Reach UP in Christ, Reach IN with Christ, Reach OUT through Christ”
Volume 19, Issue Seven July 2019
My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ;
And he said to them, “Come away by yourselves to a desolate place and rest a while.” For many were coming and going, and they had no leisure even to eat. And they went away in the boat to a desolate place by themselves. ~Mark 6:31-32
Generally, summertime is vacation-time. At least it was for me during the two months of summer in Vermont. We had to get in as much vacationing as possible during July and August. June was all rain all the time and by September 1st, the leaves were beginning to turn to red and yellow and orange; the official colors of fall in New England. Trinity Lutheran Here, it’s a little different. We have “summer weather” almost all twelve months! Church Though, we like to complain when the temperature dips below 68. We’re a spoiled bunch, we laid-back Californians! Worship Schedule
Our Lord needed some time off, too. By the time you begin reading in Mark, chap- Sunday Worship ter 6, verses 1 through 32, Jesus has begun by preaching in his hometown and then 9:00 am Praise/Contemporary He is rejected by His townsfolk; He continues His ministry by preaching in the sur- 10:30 am Traditional rounding villages; He equips and sends out his twelve disciples, who begin to cast 9:30 am Sunday School out demons in His name; he hears about the murder of His cousin, John the Baptiz- er; and He feeds the five thousand – all in 32 verses! Yes, I think even our Lord July 7- Fourth Sunday would need some rest. after Pentecost Rev. Robert Lyon Barker, III Well, if, like me, you find it difficult to say “Yes” to time off, here’s a few sugges- 9:00 am - Praise Worship tions I’m reminding you of: with Communion 10:30 am - Legacy Liturgy
Take a sharpie and block out your days off. It will be much easier to say no to July 14 - Fifth Sunday new appointments when you can’t write them on your calendar. after Pentecost Anointing for healing Develop a routine for your days off. Find a coffee shop or a park (or a beach!) Rev. Robert Lyon Barker, III where you can do an activity that recharges you. 9:00 am - Praise Worship 10:30 am - Legacy Liturgy Find a hobby. No one has time for hobbies anymore; it is a disappearing art. with Communion
Find an accountability partner to keep you focused on rest. July 21 - Sixth Sunday after Pentecost Spend time in God’s Word. There’s a good one! Rev. Robert Lyon Barker, III 9:00 am - Praise Worship After Christ’s work on the cross was finished, He rested in the tomb. He didn’t stay with Communion there, though. On the third day, He burst forth and continued His mission to love 10:30 am - Legacy Liturgy people and be God’s grace to a hurting and lost world. July 28 - Seventh Sunday May we all, even in our busiest times, rest assured in His sacrifice and His love. after Pentecost Rev. Robert Lyon Barker, III In Him, 9:00 am - Praise Worship 10:30 am - Legacy Liturgy Robert Lyon Barker, III, Pastor with Communion
Food goes into people's homes rather than the landfill; the donor stores get great publicity, and their people feel like they're helping others and, last but not least, the people “Nothing to Give" who are strapped for cash get to feel good about them- selves because they're paying for the food they are putting Daily Devotions from Lutheran Hour Ministries on the table. And people get to pay what they are able or By Pastor Ken Klaus, Speaker Emeritus of The Lutheran what the food is worth to them. Hour In the 16th chapter of Matthew, the Savior asked, "What Matthew 16:26 - (Jesus said) "For what will it profit a will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and for- man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul? Or feits his soul? Or what shall a man give in return for his what shall a man give in return for his soul?" soul?" It was the Savior's way of asking, "What is your soul worth to you?" Last week my vehicle was in the shop for an oil change. Please note that at the beginning of His question Jesus With nothing else to do, I wandered around the dealer's supplies part of the answer for which He is looking. He showroom. Although generally not a truck kind of guy, I wants you to realize that your soul is worth more than all had to sit in one of the top-of-the-line vehicles. It was im- the stuff in the entire world. Indeed, if you had to redeem pressive! It had every bell and whistle an average person your soul from sin, death, and devil, if you had to pay the might want. ransom they demanded, you wouldn't be able to do the job. Then I looked at the price tag: more than $65,000. That was way beyond my price range. No, you've got nothing to give for your soul's salvation. You don't, but Jesus did. Nowadays there are a lot of things in our budget that can be pretty expensive. I've talked to more than one family On Calvary's cross God's sinless Son carried our sins and who cringe every time it has to go to the grocery store to gave His life, so we might live forever. It was a wondrous stock up on a month's supplies. gift. Jesus paid what God felt we were worth. Thanks be to God! This takes me to a new Toronto food store called Feed It Forward. The food stocking the shelves and bins of Feed THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, we could never accumulate It Forward has been donated by large grocery stores that enough, pay enough, to redeem our souls. We were help- no longer can sell the products. That food generally falls less until the Savior arrived and did for us all that we into three categories: could not do. For His life, death, and resurrection, I
1. food which might be misshapen or bruised but is still Ministering to the people of our very much edible; Congregation:
2. food too close to the expiration date; Do you know you have someone who is always praying for you and your needs? 3. food the company doesn't have room to store. Trinity has Lay Shepherds that are privately praying Now what makes Feed It Forward unique is this: people for you. A Lay Shepherd is someone that Pastor has pay what they can. And, if a family has no money, they chosen to keep in touch with you and your needs. You can still fill up their basket, but they are asked to limit can locate them by the Shepherd Crook on their lapel. what they take to one day's supply. Those who do have some cash also have the opportunity to pay for the grocer- If you do not know yours or wish to have one, ies of someone else. please let Pastor Barker know.
It seems like a good idea for everybody. Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ. Galatians 6:2
Dear Brothers and Sisters…. source of all of our blessings.
This is a reprint of a newsletter I wrote in July of 2013. Now 6 "Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from years later the Dodgers STILL haven’t won a World Series the Father of lights" (James 1:17 ESV) since 1988, so it’s a propos from that sad point of view, but still Praise Him, all creatures here below timely in the call to a “lifestyle of praise”. Enjoy! He is the Potter, we are the clay….we need to praise our Crea- rr tor! "Let every creature praise His holy Name for ever and ev- LIFESTYLE OF PRAISE…… er" (Psalm 145:21 NIV)
This past Sunday our talented friend Tony Galla blessed our Praise Him above, ye heavenly host congregation with his rendition of one of the great hymns of the I love the vision in Revelation 5 where we get a glimpse of our faith…"Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow"….better future: know as "The Doxology". Most Christians of most denomina- "And I heard every creature in heaven and on earth and under tions are familiar with these simple-yet profound Trinitarian the earth and in the sea, and all that is in them, say, 'To Him lyrics: who sits on the throne and to the Lamb be blessing and honor
Praise God from Whom all blessings flow and glory and might forever and ever!'" (Revelation 5:13)
Praise Him, all creatures here below Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost Praise Him above, ye heavenly host Of course the triune God we worship is one God, yet three Per- Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost sons. The mystery of the Trinity is complex, confusing, and Anybody who knows me knows that I love baseball, and more beyond mortal comprehension. But it is certainly TRUE! The so I love the Dodgers. (Even as I write this the Dodgers' game Bible is very clear on it's teaching of the doctrine of the Trinity is playing in the background!) One of the great moments in and clear that we are to praise God. It then follows that since Dodger history (in my mind) happened with the convergence of the Father is God, the Son is God, and the Holy Spirit is baseball and "The Doxology". God….all three divine Persons are worthy of our praise. (Matthew 28:19, Psalm 18:3) If you're old enough to remember 1988 you may (sadly) re- member that year as the last time the Dodgers were in the When we live a "lifestyle of praise", Satan will have a hard World Series. (At least they won!) One of the big heroes of the time sinking his fangs into us. He hates when we praise and Series was the mild-mannered committed Christian, Orel Her- worship the Lord! When we praise God, we won't have time to shiser…nicknamed "Bulldog". As the MVP of the Series, Orel worry… when we praise the King, we tend to humble our- made an appearance on "The Johnny Carson Show"…again I selves...when we praise the Lord we give God what (only) He date myself. Johnny asked what Hershiser was doing in the is due! The benefits of praise go on and on and on. (And don't dugout before the last inning and Orel replied: "Singing!". Well forget to praise Him in our prayers….BEFORE we give God (Johnny-being-Johnny) then asked WHAT he was singing. the laundry lists of our desires!)
After some typical Carson coaxing, the shy Christian pitcher By the way, do you know what the exact center chapter of the proceeded to belt out "Praise God From Whom All Blessings Bible is? Psalm 117, which is also the shortest chapter in the Flow". Bible with only two verses. "Praise the Lord, all nations! Extol I pray that all of us can be equally bold with our faith that we Him all peoples! For great is give God praise in all circumstances, in all situations. A great His steadfast love toward us goal for Believers is to develop a "lifestyle of praise". Since the and the faithfulness of the presence of praise is a fixture in Heaven, we should model "ye LORD endures forever. heavenly host" and continually offer up a "sacrifice of Praise the Lord!" (Psalm praise" (Hebrews 13:15) 117)
The lyrics that Orel sang before millions on the Johnny Carson Dear Christian friend, I en- show were written in 1674 by an Anglican cleric named Thom- courage you to live a as Ken. Before Wesley and before Watts, Ken is often called "lifestyle of praise"….to "England's first hymnist". The tune was written by French com- praise Him in everything you poser Louis Bourgeois about one hundred years earlier and is do, in every circumstance, in commonly known as "The Old 100th". Little did these English every situation...every time & French collaborators know that centuries later, their joint and place….even if you're effort would be transmitted around the world through a gadget pitching the final game of the called television! (Ah, the fruits and mysteries of ministry!) World Series!
Let's look again at the four lines that God gave to the world, Let everything that has breath through Thomas Ken: praise the LORD! Praise the Praise God from Whom all blessings flow LORD! (Psalm 150:6)
We praise Almighty God and give Him thanks as He is the robby robinson Thank you to all the We are providing you the opportunity to invest in the painters and helpers spiritual future of the students of Good Shepherd Lutheran School.
who made the Vino We have many families who do not have the financial & VanGogh paint resources for the children to attend GSLS and be able to hear the Word of God on a daily basis. party a success.
The school is the recipient of $855 We are requesting congregation members to “Let the children come to me; do not hinder sponsor a GSLS student for the 2018-19 school them, for to such belongs the kingdom of which was raised through registration year and fulfill God’s Word to bring God. Truly, I say to you, whoever does not fees and the sale of watercolor paint- the children to Him. receive the kingdom of God like a child shall not enter it.” Mark 10:13-15 ings. Thank you also to Thrivent which provided a grant for the event. ~ Tracy Nelesen
Good Shepherd Lutheran School is looking for adults 18 years of age and older to work in our School Age Care (SAC) program Mondays through Fridays from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. (or until last stu- dent is picked up) beginning in August 2019. In- cludes homework time where you assist students. Must enjoy interacting with children ages 5 to 13. Need to be fun loving and creative but also be a strong disciplinarian. Good Shepherd Lutheran School is looking for someone to work part time in the school office beginning August 19, 2019. The appli- cant needs to know Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, etc.), be able to create flyers and brochures, and be familiar with technology (apps, websites, etc.) They must also have strong people skills and enjoy work- ing with children. This would be a great job for a college student. If you know of someone who is interested either of these positions, please have them contact the school office through our email ad- [email protected].
Trinity Lutheran Preschool Happenings! It's that bittersweet time again as we ended Dads at our preschool and not only did they yet another school year, which seems to have enjoy coffee and donuts but, each Dad received come and gone so fast. Although it was ex- a unique, one of a kind gift made especially for citing as we prepared for the end of the year them by their child. celebrations and our summer program, there The summer program and VBS have started at were mixed emotions of happiness, pride and even a little sad- Trinity! There’s extra energy, joy and laughter ness. Happiness and satisfaction as we realize how much the around the preschool and we love how eager children have grown, changed and learned in so many ways the children are to experience new activities and to learn about and sadness as it will be the last time we will see some of the the word of God. children and families as they head on to Kin- Each day at Trinity Lutheran Preschool is special and differ- dergarten. We are grateful that the children ent; we value the children and families that the Lord has put in have grown into competent, problem-solving, our lives and know that each child is precious. As always, curious, kind and enthusiastic learners! thank you for your ongoing prayers and support of our great On June 11th, the children and their Dad’s preschool. enjoyed a special morning at our Dads and In His Service Donuts event. We celebrated all the special Kerri Launer
Thank you to all who have supported the youth of our Church going to the National Youth Gathering over the past two years.
Abigail Raven - Katja Goldsberry - Lauren Macdonald - Eric Macdonald - Cole Pederson
May God’s blessings be with all the kids as well as Sarah & Chris Britton who will be chaperoning the children to Minnesota. Please continue to pray for their safe journey. Thrive - Grow - Learn - Give
VBS! Spreading God’s Word through singing, Vacation Bible School was great! dancing, A huge thank you to Denise Anderson for laughing and crafting! organizing and all the fabulous volunteers that made this week a Blast! God is Good!
Trinity Camp is in full swing! Lots of fun going on this month. One of the many adventures they are going on is a trip to Children’s Hunger Fund. In June, Trinity Camp spent time packing 800 packages of macaroni so CHF can send to other countries where food is scarce and desper- ately needed. Katie Soto, Camp Director, was so excited to see how enthusiastic ALL the kids were to be there and working so nicely together for a great cause. Camp is still enrolling, join the fun! They are going again on July 26th and you are more than welcome to chaperone, the more the Did you merrier! If you are interested, please contact the church office. know 25 cents Themes are flowing during camp: July Field Trips : will provide July 2 - Red, White & Blue Pool Days ONE meal July 9 - Super Hero Day Moorpark Zoo to a child in July 16 - Electronics Day Frozen Jr. Show need? July 23 - Career Day Petting Zoo July 30 - Royalty Day Children’s Hunger Fund
Stitch’n for Missions
Reaching Out
Stitch’n for Missions exists to share the warmth and comfort of God’s love with those in need through the gift of a quilt.
Who we are - We are women and men, age 13 to 94. Students and CPA’s, teachers and retired teachers, engineers and
retired nurses, some who have never worked outside the home For by grace you have been and others who still work full time. saved through faith. And this Quilters and those who have never used a sewing machine. is not your own doing; it is the
We love the Lord, have a heart for serving people who have not gift of God, not a result of received the blessings we have. works, so that no one may boast. For we are his workman- What good is it, my brothers, if someone says he has faith but does not have works? Can that faith save ship, created in Christ Jesus for
him? If a brother or sister is poorly clothed and lacking in daily food, and one of you says to them, “Go good works, which God prepared in peace, be warmed and filled,” without giving them the things needed for the body, what good is beforehand, that we should walk
that? So also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead ~ James 2:14-17 in them. ~ Ephesians 2:8-10 Who do we serve? In the last three years we have ministered to: Locally - The Crisis Pregnancy Centers, Good Shepherd Lutheran School, Emergency Crisis Outreach, Sarah’s Maternity Homes. Nationally - Victims of the Camp Fire and subsequent flooding, Hope Lutheran School, Glendora Internationally - Lutheran Border Concerns, Orphan Grain Train, Lutheran World Mexico, Philippines, Peru, Armenia, Tanzania, El Salvador, India, Honduras, Nicaragua, Burkina Faso “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.” Acts 1:8b
That may look like a lot of countries but divided between them are: 619 Quilts 508 Backpacks 1,253 Shoeboxes 10 Boxes health supplies 7 Boxes school supplies 8 Boxes Christmas gifts/toys
How do we do it? - God’s provision for our ministry is evident every time we meet. We receive donations of material and other sewing goods, sponsor in-gatherings (for school supplies and shoebox fillers) and grants through Thrivent. We occasionally sell specially made quilts for additional funding. Ephesians 2:8-10
We meet twice a month - 2nd and 4th Mondays, from 11am to 4pm at Trinity Lutheran and the 2nd Saturday, from 8:30-1pm at First Luther- an, Burbank.
Cheryl Freet Director Stitch’n for Missions
“When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, then he will sit on His glorious throne”. ~ Matthew 25:31
Trinity Lutheran Church -Women’s Book Club Enjoy reading books? Fellowshipping? Join our book club anytime!
Join one of our ongoing LIFE groups. Feel free to contact Ruth Dietrich 823-5544 or Tracy Nelesen 583- Contact group leader below 4271 for more information. Upcoming information below and we for more information. meet the 4th Friday of each month @ 7pm in the Fireside Room. Sunday - Sydney Leman 805.526.3245 - [email protected] Wednesday Adult - Diane Gummelt July 26th - Potluck & Book Selection for Next Year 818.701.3070 - [email protected] Hostess: Monica Burke - Home: 583-3863 Cell: 338-2787 Wednesday PM - Dale Ota Presenters: Ruth Dietrich & Tracy Nelesen 805.526.0471 - [email protected] Thursday - Ladies AM - Ruth Dietrich 805.527.6039 - [email protected] Please join us on July 26th for Friday - Matthew Study - Avanell Hitchcock 805.428.0036 - [email protected] selections on the upcoming year! Friday - Luke Study - Shannon Langbehn 805.823.3903 - [email protected] Would be a great time to start! Friday - John Study - Linda LeBlanc 805.526.3840 - [email protected]
If you currently have a LIFE group that you would like to add to, please let the church office know. Secret Sister Time to get to know the ladies of Trinity Lutheran Church better. Pray and uplift each other all year More information to be out soon. Its a secret! Mark your calendar for Wednesday, July 17, 6:30 pm to help plan LWML activities for the next year. Everyone’s ideas are welcome. Can we have the new and old board there please? To get some ideas go to lwml.org before coming to the meeting. Our first regular scheduled meeting for the new year will be Monday, September 9 at 6:30 pm in the Fireside Room. Look for more details after the board planning meeting. Women’s Thursday morning Bible Study will begin a new series on July 11. Pastor Barker will be leading the study on Law and Gospel. It will go through August 9th. Come join us!
TLC BOOK CLUB will have its final In June we enjoyed a Ladies Night Out at Sutter’s Mill event for this year. Restaurant in Simi Valley. Sixteen ladies attended. This is the meeting that we select the LWML will once again be books for next year. hosting a baby shower for It will be a pot luck the women at Sarah's at the home of Monica Burke, 1817 Sutter Ave., House. (Our church’s 583-3863, July 26, 6:30 pm. If you are not able community outreach) on to attend but want a book to be submitted for con- Saturday, July 20 in sideration, please give the title and author’s name Spencer Fireside Room. This is for all women of to Ruth Dietrich one week prior. RSVP by Sun- our congregation to participate in. Shortly there day, July 21 to Ruth Dietrich at 823-5544, as she will be a wish list on the bulletin board in the will be keeping a list of what everyone is bringing Parish Hall for gift ideas and a sign up to so we get a good variety. help. Even if you cannot attend the shower, we need your participation with the gifts and food. Come join us for a wonderful time of fellowship.
Remember to keep these moms in your prayers and THANK YOU for your donations of food, gift Prescription bottle drive has ended. cards and baby bottles. If you have yet to return Thank you for all your empty bottles. the bottles, please do so now in the office.
There are many ministries you can be involved in! Do you like… Singing? Sewing? Teaching? Gardening? Mustard Seed Devotions are available at Learning? What do you have a passion for? www.lwml.org/Resources/Devotions. Come to the office to find out more information on all of the wonderful ministry opportunities.
To say that GUNSMOKED!
was a success is an understatement.
It was a success because so many people brought their time and talents together, as a church fundraiser, and had a great time. To serve others is a commandment of Jesus and doing something you love, certainly is not work.
HUGE thank you to Challis Camomile (aka Miss Kit- ty) , for your direction and organizing the event, Ray Lucas and family for donating and BBQ’ing ALL the Tri-Tip for the night for 70 guests. Additionally, we cannot overlook all the helpers, ac- tors and most importantly the support from all the attendees and donations, who raised over $2,400.00 for our Church.
THANK YOU!
Time and Talents in action!
Oh, do you want to know Who’dunnit? Who got “Gunsmoked”? You have to ask one of the actors! I’m not saying…
Matt Dillon: Dennis Martin Chester: Mike Gummelt Festus: Norm Peck Miss Kitty: Challis Camomile Doc: Jack Raupach Gunsmoked! Sam: Chuck Peterson Jane P. Morgan: Sarah Britton Lola: Alyssa Martin Cast Cash McCall: Dustin Kjartanson Wild Bill Hancock: Neal Wilmot Calamity Jane: Shannon Langbehn William Testament: Chris Britton Brandy Alexander: Holly Jump Jenny Lind: Debbie Darland Bat Masterson: Jeff Raven Piano Player: Amy Komie Protesters: Diane Gummelt, Danica Newburn, Sylvia Wil- mot, Roxann Santos
Interested in helping with the worship services? Contact Jack Raupach if you are Retirees interested in finding out how to be an usher or a worship assistant! Corner Cell (805) 405-5247 or email [email protected] July - Movie & Lunch July 10 at 1:00PM Time, Talent & Treasures Panda Express! Summertime is here. Think about where you can For more information, connect your God given talents, here at Trinity. “Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans contact Inky Bistransin will be established.” Proverbs 16:3 (805) 526-8658 STITCHIN FOR MISSIONS August - Ventura Harbor Help always needed and welcomed! August 14 at 11:00 Can you sew? Can you tie a knot? Stop by on the 2nd or 4th Monday afternoons be- Beach by van tween 11:00 am to 4:00 pm or contact Cheryl Contact Sharon Post Freet (818)894-1649 for more information. (805) 526-9505 Hosted by Sharon Post and Altar Guild Flower Orders Arlene Lautenschlager Altar flowers can be placed to the glory of God and the beauty of His house in honor or memory of someone by placing your name on the calendar in the Parish Hall.
SERVICES AVAILABLE You can order a small arrangement from Michaels for WITHIN THE CONGREGATION $45.00 or a garden bouquet for $25.00. If you provide any type of services that you would like to advertise, please contact the church office. Please make checks payable to “Trinity Lutheran Church,” with “Altar Guild” on the memo line. Please place enve-
lopes in the offering plate or the Altar Guild mailbox in the Parish Hall. Download our APP! Features: God’s joy to you! Challis Camomile Sermon Podcasts (805) 522-2650 (home) (805) 304-1546 (cell) Prayer Requests Online Giving Calendar School Information This newsletter is made possible throughout the year at no cost Reminders to our church through the sponsorship of the businesses listed on the final page. We encourage you to consider calling on these Send Photos local businesses and showing your support. Thank you.
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Worship
Assistants 7-7 9:00 am Pete Boughan Adult Dolly Spry 10:30 am Jack Raupach Birthdays Lori Raupach 7-7 9:00 am Tim Nelson 7-2 Judy Zachary-Smithson 10:30 am Bill Becker 7-14 9:00 am Pete Boughan 7-3 Pete Boughan 7-14 9:00 am TBA Dolly Spry 7-4 Mike Dovalina, Clayton Snodgrass 10:30 am Linda LeBlanc 10:30 am Herb Mann 7-5 Brett Chitwood, Marcia Sack, 7-21 9:00 am Kathie Nelson Dolores Moore John Otte 10:30 am David Crisalli 7-21 9:00 am Pete Boughan 7-6 Marla Manley 7-28 9:00 am Jerry Romsa Dolly Spry 7-7 Dane Costley, Greg Eslinger, 10:30 am Jack Raupach 10:30 am Lori Raupach Annie Willequer Suzi van der Meulen 7-8 Savannah Shorts, Elizabeth Zachary 7-28 9:00 am: Pete Boughan 7-9 Bertha Bistransin, Alice Clark Dolly Spry 7-10 Desiree Kane, Joseph LeBlanc, Youth 10:30 am Vicki Panaro 7-11 Dolores Moore 7-12 Caden Taggart 7-7 Lauren Macdonald Dolores Moore 7-14 Katja Goldsberry Italics = Communion Service 7-14 Sonny Calligaro 7-15 Christina Cardenas, Lois McKinney 7-21 Evan Costley Marjorie Rowe 7-28 Leah McCarter 7-16 Pastor Barker, Vicki Panaro, If you have a heart to serve Bonnie Shelton, Christine Szalai 7-17 Dolly Spry in any of these ministries, 7-21 Michael Anderson, Andrew Rosas Altar Guild please contact the Church 7-25 Ray Johnson, Nikki Miller, office. Flo Uhlig 7-26 Frank Bland, Tim Nelson, Thank you. Cody Anderson 7-27 Collin Goebel, Ken Macdonald, 7-7 Bernie Clark Tom Baunsgard, Rachel Brown Holly Jump 7-28 Rachel Spry, Charlie Howell 7-14 Bernie Clark 7-29 Emily Burke Holly Jump 7-30 Lynda Relyea 7-21 Challis Camomile Serving Others Donna Miller 7-28 Challis Camomile Mark 10:45 45 Donna Miller For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Anniversaries Trustees John 13:15
15 For I have given you an example, that you 7-2 Rob & Avanell Hitchcock 36 years 7-7 Richard Spencer/Jeff Raven also should do just as I have done to you. 7-6 Don & Rachel Spry 39 years 7-14 Team Martin 7-8 Fred & Debbie Dolder 47 years 1 Peter 4:10 7-21 Team Pastor 10 Joshua & McMonagle 19 years Each of you should use whatever gift you 7-10 Ryan & Erin Taggart 15 years 7-28 Bill Sack have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various 7-11 Greg & Kerry Eslinger 49 years forms. Charles & Carole Chase 5 years 7-19 Mike & Diane Gummelt 39 years 7-20 Sam & Peggy Reid 34 years Kevin & Mary Rooney 44 years 7-23 Bill & Marcia Sack 36 years 7-25 Frank & Jennifer Towe 22 years 7-27 Neal & Sylvia Wilmot 23 years Trinity Lutheran Church and Schools July 2019 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 Independence 5 Camp Trinity 6 Day Closed 11:00am Stitch'n for 6:00pm Bible Study - Office & Camp Missions Fireside Rm Closed 6:30pm Preschool Council 7:00pm Girl Scouts Rm 1 7:00pm Jam'n Java
7 8 9 10 11 National Youth 12 National Youth 13 Luther's Attic Gathering Gathering 9:00am Praise Worship 11:00am Stitch'n For Mission 6:00pm Bible Study - National Youth 9:45am Women's Bible 5:00pm Samaritan Center with communion 6:30pm LWML Meeting Fireside Rm Gathering Study Svc - Bill Meneray 9:30am Children's Church 7:00pm Jam'n Java 10:30am Legacy Liturgy 11:00am Adult Bible Study
14 Anointing for 15 National Youth 16 17 18 19 20 healing Gathering 6:00pm Bible Study - 9:45am Women's Bible 1:00pm Sarah's House National Youth 7:00pm Girl Scouts Rm 1 Fireside Rm Study Baby Shower Gathering 9:00am Praise Worship 6:30pm Board of Directors 9:30am Children's Church Meeting 10:30am Legacy Liturgy with communion
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 9:00am Praise worship with 11:00am Stich'n For Mission 9:00am Preschool Event - 6:00pm Bible Study - 9:45am Women's Bible 7:00pm Women's Book communion 7:00pm Jam'n Java Petting Zoo Fireside Rm Study Club 9:30am Children's Church 6:30pm Project 2025 10:30am Legacy Liturgy 11:00am Adult Bible Study
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In This Issue: ► Rev. Robert Lyon Barker, III ► Praise Notes ► GSLS/Trinity Lutheran Preschool News ► Ministries & More ► Calendar of Events for July
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