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TRINITYLUTHERANCHURCHThe Trinity NewsJuly 23, 2013www.trinitylutherancville.org.Pastor’s Perspective:“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” (Hebrews 13:8)WHAT’SINSIDE Well, THAT’S good to hear, because our weather certainly isn’t the same each day.Preschool 2NewsSYNODNews2LME2Birthdays 3& ssion6Trip byBeth MillerCouncilNews7Calendar8Serving9In AugustThanks9As the old saying goes – one that is used by residence of any number of states –“Here in Ohio, if you don’t like the weather, wait a minute and it will change”. Thishas been a crazy year for weather and the seasons. In just the past two weeks itfelt like typical summer weather with almost a week of temperatures in the 90’s.Then along comes the rain and temperatures drop to the 70’s. It’s hard to know whatto expect or how to plan for the day. All year I couldn’t figure out whetherwe were going into a different season, or going out of a season. The weather changedso frequently that it was hard to know what season we are in.That is why – in all things of life – it is a great comfort to know that our Lord andSavior, Jesus Christ “is the same yesterday and today and forever.” Verse 6 of thatHebrews passage says: “So we can say with confidence, "The Lord is my helper; I willnot be afraid. What can anyone do to me?" Very important words to be reminded ofin changing times.You see it’s not just the weather that changes – there are so many aspects of ourlives and world that are changing. And it can be a frightening world, where most of usfeel overwhelmed and powerless. Every day we hear and see on the news that something has changed today: politics, finances, leadership over so many countries, warsand battles. Maybe the historic difference between our generation and the generations from the past is the almost immediate access to reports and information. Thatused to take days, weeks or even months to hear. Maybe all the change around usisn’t real change – it’s just the way of the world, the way humanity has always lived.It’s all too confusing for me.That’s why I like the Hebrews text: vs. 6 “So we can say with confidence, The Lord ismy helper; I will not be afraid. What can anyone do to me?" vs. 8 “Jesus Christ is thesame yesterday and today and forever.” The weather may change; the world aroundus may change and we may be changing. But, the Good News for us is that the rockand center of our faith journey is our Lord, the God who never changes. God’s presence, strength and love never changes and is always with us. That is something wecan count on in Jesus’ Name. AmenPastor Gerhard
PAGE 2CHURCH NEWSSummer goes by so quickly and it is time to start thinking “Back to School.” The preschool rooms are beingcleaned and readied for another year. The teachers are itching to get back in and prepare for a new set ofexcited, young learners. Speaking of teachers, I want to recognize two of our faithful servants. With the2012/2013 school year, Liz Schechter completed her 5 th year with us as an assistant teacher in the 3 yearold classes and Amy White completed her 15th year working with the preschoolers here at Trinity. Amy hastaught our 4 year old classes for the past 11 years and was the assistant in the 4 year old classes for the 4years prior. Longevity of staff is so important in the consistent quality of our program and we are so blessedwith the dedicated and hard working teachers we have here at Trinity. Congratulations to both Amy and Lizon these amazing milestones!We will have our Parent Meeting on August 22 at 6:30PM. This is a time for preschool parents to receivepaperwork and information for the upcoming school year. We will have Teacher Meet & Greets on August27 from 9:00-11:00AM and on August 28 from 6:00-8:00PM. These are opportunities for a parent and childto visit the classroom and meet the teachers before beginning school the following week. First days of classes will be September 3 & 4. It is always exciting to gear up for another preschool year. We are ready towelcome a new group of happy, fun and ready-to-learn kids and their families into this wonderful ministry.Enjoy the rest of your summer and keep the preschool, its staff, children and families in your prayers as weprepare for another successful year!–Nancy Harrow, Director The Rev. Suzanne Dillahunt to be Installed Oct 26 2013 at Weaver Chapel, Wittenberg UniversityThe Reverend Suzanne Darcy Dillahunt will be installed as Bishop of the Southern Ohio Synod, ELCA onSaturday, October, 26, 2013 by The Reverend Mark Hanson, Presiding Bishop of the Evangelical LutheranChurch in America.Bishop-elect Dillahunt's installation will take place at 11 am at Weaver Chapel on the campus of WittenbergUniversity in Springfield, Ohio. Wittenberg University is one of two Lutheran universities in Ohio.Invitations to attend the event will be sent in September.The Rev. Dillahunt will assume her call as Bishop of the Southern Ohio Synod on September 1, 2013.Please keep The Rev. Dillahunt, her family and the entire Southern Ohio Synod in your prayers as we prepare and transition to new leadership. May God be glorified as we tackle together the work He has prepared for us. ATTENTION MARRIED COUPLESTime is running out to sign up for your Lutheran Marriage Encounter Weekend November 8 -10. LutheranMarriage Encounter sponsors a unique Weekend-long retreat to restore communication, rekindle romance,and renew commitment of couples who value their marriage and understand that a strong marriage takesconstant attention. The LME Weekend offers you the chance to focus on each other in a quiet, safe environment. One is scheduled for the very comfortable and serene Fleming Falls Retreat Center, at CampMowana, in Mansfield OH. Registrars Duffy & Nan Guthrie will be happy to receive your 45 check to reserve your place. Contact them at 440/599-9090 or nguthrie@suite224.net, or register online at www.GodLovesMarriage.org. Don’t delay! (At the end of the Weekend you will be asked for a confidential contribution. Scholarships might be available -- ask them.)
CHURCH NEWSPAGE 3HAPPYBIRTHDAY8/48/178/198/25Mary EasterMary PennMartha PetersPat Pontius8/128/178/218/29.to our3/4 Century & Over ClubJane StevensonCarolyn ClinePatricia MorrisBarbara Rihl8/148/178/228/30Leah PettitMarilyn FausnaughEmerson ConnellBetty Heath8/168/188/258/30Bill BauerAnn AdkinsJean FissellMarjorie KernsWishing you birthday blessings!HAPPY ANNIVERSARYto couples celebrating an anniversary with the number of years ending in ‘0’ or ‘5’ or over 45 years.8/04/63 Pastor Dave & Marilyn Hammel - 50 years8/06/83 Randy & Linda Martin - 30 years8/06/83 Blaine & Karen Bullock - 30 years8/07/60 Roger & Jane Schneider - 53 years8/08/03 Christopher & Debra Good - 10 years8/14/93 Keith & Denise Kerens - 20years8/14/65 Sam & Nancy Weller - 48 years8/19/54 Dudley & Patricia Morris - 59 years8/20/88 Richard & Shannon Weigand - 25 years8/20/38 Ned & Rebecca Young - 75 years8/22/64 Sam & Raylene Shapiro - 49 years8/22/98 Brian & Melinda Thatcher - 15 years8/23/08 Jared & Brooke Clark - 5 years8/23/63 Forrest Jr. & Janet Easterday - 50 years8/30/47 Bill & Pat Bauer - 66 years8/30/47 Waldo & Martha Martin - 66 yearsCongratulations! We are pleased to acknowledge Trinity wedding anniversaries (divisible by 5) inMEMORIALSJean GrantJohn PrinceMr & Mrs William BennettMr & Mrs Jim MeyerMr & Mrs Sam ShapiroMr & Mrs Ken WilliamsJoann & Rudy DettmeringMr & Mrs John HunterLynn & Al OffermannJeffrey & Geri PetersPalmer & Nan SchadeHarriet WeigandMr & Mrs Charles GerhardtJohn PrinceMr & Mrs Brad ThompsonMr & Mrs Robert BarnesDoris & Peter HolmstedtJames & Janet MorrisonJean Offerman MasinJohn & Sylvia PiperJoseph & Marilynn StewartPRAYER CONCERNSI call on you, my God, for you will answer me; turn your ear to me and hear my prayer. Psalm 17:6Mark Sandy; George List; Ann Adkins; Anna Schooley; Rita Strawser; Ginger Stant; Dorothy Bowers; Doris Cloud; Pastor Michles; Marjorie Kerns; Larry (Wayne) Jeffers; Lauren Valentine; Steve Weber; DennisBothel (employment); Ruth Mogan; the family of Jean Grant and the family of Joann Weller.Please remember our featured shut-ins for August in your prayers and possibly send them a ‘thinking of you’ card:MR JACK WISEMRS MARILYN WISEGENESIS HEALTHCARE347 MEADOW LANE1155 ATWATER AVECIRCLEVILLE OH 43113CIRCLEVILLE OH 43113-1436MRS FLORENCE PERKINS327 E MOUND STREETCIRCLEVILLE OH 43113-1818PRAYER REQUESTS please call 474-3151.You may also submit prayer requests through the website atwww.trinitylutherancville.org. Please be sure to let us know if we have permission to share the prayer request, we value yourprivacy.PLEASE KEEP US INFORMED OF THE HOSPITALIZED.Call the church office to report a hospitalization so that our pastor has the opportunity to minister to the sick of our parish.Please don’t assume that we already know because we may not! Thank you for your assistance.THE TRINITY NEWSJuly 23, 2013
PAGE 4CHURCH NEWSCOMING IN SEPTEMBERTrinity Lutheran Church will soon have access to an expanded electronic option for making regular offerings. When in place contributions can be debited automatically from your checking or savings account. Inaddition we will have a link on the church’s web page and you will also have the option of giving throughyour smart phone or tablet.Our new electronic giving program offers convenience for you and much-needed donation consistency forour congregation. If you are currently giving on a weekly basis, you will no longer need to write out 52checks a year or prepare 52 envelopes. And, when travel, illness or other circumstances prevent you fromattending services, this program will allow your weekly offerings to continue on an uninterrupted basis.Also, if you want to make a special donation to Turkey Dash, the Disaster Relief Fund or a special missionetc. – you will be able to simply and quickly make those gifts through the web page, smart phone or tablet.More information is coming. If you have any questions you can speak with Pastor. TRINITY LIBRARY NEEDThe library is in need of a rolling book cart as a transport of books from the children’s library to the preschool hallway. This will create easier access to books for the preschool children and parents. If you haveone to donate, please call the church office by the end of July. Thank you!
CHURCH NEWSPAGE 5ANNOUNCEMENTSPlease note: Some announcements may reflect a date already passed by the time you receive the newsletter in the mail. These announcement remain in the newsletter because a large portion of newsletters aresent out via e-mail and are received in time for the events recorded here.FEED THE FLOCK PLANNING MEETING - Wednesday, July 24We have scheduled an all day meeting for July 24 in the Conference Room in Noecker Hall. We will beginat 9:30AM with a break for lunch at 11:30AM then resume at noon and conclude at 2:00PM. We will bediscussing the direction that Our Lord is calling us to go with this program. While we hope many of you willbe able to participate with us the whole day, we also recognize that not all schedules will allow this foreveryone. So please, feel free to stop in when you can and for however long you can. A light breakfastwill be served starting at 9:30AM with lunch to be ordered out. More details regarding our meeting will bein the Sunday bulletins of July 14 and 21. Thank you Trinity for all of your support of this ministry.Patty Truex and Shirley RihlCAILIN’S DOLL MINISTRY MEETING - Thursday, July 25 5:30PMOur group will be meeting and we want to remind everyone that your enthusiasm, input, and ideas are mostwelcome. If you would like to serve in this ministry please join us for our next meeting in Noecker Hall.FAMILY MISSION WEEKEND - Fri., August 2 - Sun., August 4Once again, families, individuals and youth will come together to serve in the community. We are currentlyaccepting requests for projects. Do you have a project for which you would like to request assistance? Doyou have light painting, garage cleaning, yard work, or other light duty projects that need to be done aroundyour home? Trinity volunteers would like to help with these chores. Please contact Jill Stout at 497-0227or the church office at 474-3151 to provide details and get more information. If you are interested inserving, please sign-up in the Involvement Center. If you have questions, please see Jill Stout orMatthew Fuhrhop.COLLEGE SEND OFF SUNDAY - August 4We need the names of all of our college students to be included in our bulletin listing for College Send-OffSunday. If you are a student, or the parent of a student, please notify the church office with the student’sname, school, and year in school. Those that contact the church office will be listed.BLESSING OF THE BACKPACKS - Sunday, August 4Blessing of the Backpacks will take place during the Children’s Moment at both worship services. Childrenare encouraged to bring their backpacks on this date.GIVEAWAY DAY INFORMATIONThe Outreach Team would like to invite you to donate items (household, furniture, decorative, tools,electronics) to others in need by donating to our annual Giveaway Day. The date for this event is Saturday,August 10th. We will be receiving these items starting Sunday, August 4th from 8:30-11:30AM and Monday,August 5th through Friday, August 9th 9:00AM - 4:00PM. If you are needing to donate these items beforeAugust 4th please contact Lois Melvin at 474 -2388 or Joann Vanbuskirk at 474-6963. We are in need ofchildren's clothing but are not accepting any adult clothing. Please remember your donations should beappropriate with a church function. Thank you so much Trinity for your support with this ministry.Outreach TeamCOMMUNITY PICNIC - SAVE THE DATE!Trinity Lutheran will once again be partnering with Thrivent Financial to host a Community Picnic onSaturday, August 17 from 11:30 - 3:00. Delicious picnic food will be provided along with numerousactivities for children and adults. Berger Health System will be providing health screenings. Watch thenewsletter and your church bulletins for more detailed information as the event draws closer.THE TRINITY NEWSJuly 23, 2013
Mission Trip 2013 by Beth MillerThis was my first year going on the Mission Trip, but I have wanted to go for a long time. I had heard somany great stories about the Mission Trip from members of the Congregation, and I knew that it was something I wanted to do. But I wanted to be able to take all 3 of my daughters with me and this was the 1st yearthat they were all old enough to go. I really felt that the Mission Trip would be a wonderful experience for allof us, and it was!One of my favorite events of the Mission Trip was on our 2nd day, when we stopped at Stone MountainPark. Our entire group boarded a cable car which carried us to the top of Stone Mountain. This is where wehad our Sunday morning worship service. For me, it was one of the most memorable worship services ofmy life. Sitting on top of the mountain, as high as where the birds were soaring, looking out over God’sbeautiful creation, was humbling, breathtaking, and inspiring.On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, many of us had the privilege of working at the Faith EquestrianTherapeutic Center. It is a wonderful facility that uses horses to help children, adults and veterans with disabilities. We split into work groups and began tackling the lengthy list of projects. I was very impressed athow hard all of our groups worked. There was very little complaining, and everyone put forth their best effort. Many of our youth were doing jobs that they had never done before, like staining a wheelchair ramp,painting a barn or fence, digging trenches for logs to line a horse trail, building a goat pen, or operating achainsaw. They all took pride in their jobs and worked very hard!On the last night of our trip, we held a worship service at the large gazebo on the grounds of our camp.This was supposed to be our worship service at the beach, but tropical storm Andrea changed our plans.Although many of us were disappointed that both trips to the beach were rained out this year, the gazeboprovided us with another beautiful worship service. It was located in the woods, overlooking a lake. Theraindrops hitting the trees and the candlelight in the Gazebo provided a peaceful backdrop for another inspirational worship service.I feel very blessed to have shared this wonderful experience with this group of adults and youth. I now understand why the Mission Trip is so special to those that have gone on it before. It is a wonderful way forthe members of our congregation to gathering together to do God’s work. On behalf of the 2013 MissionTrip group, I invite you to come along with us next year. SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 20133rd Annual LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES NIGHT with the Clippers vs. Gwinnett Braves - 6:05 PMGates Open at 5 PM. FAITH & FAMILY NIGHT with pre-game music by Christian artists performing in theRight Field Plaza.General Admission: 4.00 Adult, 3.00 Youth or Senior, plus processing 2.00For more information, please see the bulletin board or visit the Lutheran Social Service’s website at:www.lssco.org TECUMSEH DISCOUNTNow through the end of the 2013 TECUMSEH! season, purchase adult tickets for 20.00 each and children's tickets for 13.00 each when reserving tickets online at www.tecumsehdrama.com, by phone at 1866-775-0700 or at the box office window. Use promo code "Friend" to receive this special discount. (Reg. 25 Adult & 18 Child)
CHURCH NEWSPage 7Council Meeting Highlights for JulyTrinity Lutheran Church Council MinutesJuly 9, 2013Devotions for the regular meeting were written by Matt Fuhrhop and read by Keith Connell based on I Corinthians 3:6. The reading encouraged us to put our faith in God. To do the work, and then let God takeover.Present: Sam Shapiro, Tim Stevenson, Dan Rhoades, Larry Jeffers, Jr., Lou Ann Smith, Julie Strawser,Laura Rocklin, Patty Truex, Keith Connell, Pastor Kraus Absent: Matt Fuhrhop and Rojanne WoodwardSam called the meeting to order.Secretary minutes from June were approved.Highlights of the treasurer’s report were given by Sam. He pointed out target areas where we have goneover budget.Ministry Team reports were shared:Property Sam highlighted the property report. Bell tower lighting is compete and the bell tower is lit atnight now. The retaining wall stone needs fixed and replaced. The stone will be taken from the back of thechurch sign in the front flower bed. Security camera system has been installed at the biblical garden andthe playground. Funds for this were provided by Dick Fisher.Education Patty reported for the education team. The team is preparing for the new education year.Some important dates are August 11, Bless the backpacks, August 18, College send-off Sunday, and September 8, Christian Education Kick-off at the park.Outreach Cindy Ferguson is the chair of this team. A couple of dates to remember is the give-away dayon Saturday, August 10 and the meeting on Tuesday, July 16.Congregational Life Matt had minutes of the June 27th meeting. He also displayed his team’s responsibilities in a flow chart.Worship Liz Young is the chair of this team.Stewardship Dan reported that Brad Thompson will remain as chair of this team. The team is moving toward the presentation of the option of e-giving for the congregation.Old Business:The council filled out conflict of interest forms as required by the audit report.New Business:Electric drums - We had discussion on the need for and the cost of
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