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Pastor, I’m not sure how to pray. You know what, you are not alone in that concern. “Lord, teach us to pray.” The first disciples asked Jesus if there was a way to pray. We get what we know as the Lord’s Prayer in response to that question. In Matthew 6 and in Luke 11 we hear two versions. They are not the same.

The early church kept both versions in the Bible as it was composed. Why? I think they were both kept in to do a couple of things. One is that the two versions highlight different basic understandings of prayer and God (read them both yourself and see). The other is that it shows that there isn’t only one way to pray.

Prayer is meant to be a simple conversation with the God who is with us, knows us, and cares for us. It is an opportunity to bring to voice concerns and thanksgivings, and share them openly. It is an acknowledgement of the presence and provision of God, and an opportunity for us to lift up and let go.

In the FAITH5 process, you have shared highs and lows (joys and concerns) with one another. You read some of the scripture and have talked about how you heard it interact with the shared highs and lows. Now is the time to pray and celebrate and seek consolation.

Pastor, how do I pray? You are to pray the shared joys and concerns. Honor them as they are. Share them with God in a simple way. One way would be to say, “God, I thank you for…” and, “God, I ask you for…”. You can hold hands as you do it if you want to add a human touch.

Pray for each other. In fact, you should pray for someone else’s highs and lows, and they (or someone else), should pray for yours. There is something simply amazing and powerful hearing someone else pray for you and what you shared.

As you share, read, talk, and pray, you connect to one another, you strengthen your faith (and each other’s), and just grow as beloved children of God.

May you do this every night, and may this happen in every home, so all are reminded of God’s love and presence, each and every day.

Remember that God loves you, and so do I! Pastor David

Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church Tucson, Arizona

Vol 38 No 2 FEBRUARY 2015

A Monthly Publication of Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church

Office Hours:

Mon-Thurs 9:30 AM - 4:00PM Fri-Sun CLOSED

Phone: 744-2665 Fax: 572-2068 Email: office@beautifulsavior.net Website: www.beautifulsavior.net

Beautiful Savior Academy

579-1453 beautifulsavioracademy.org

SUNDAY WORSHIP AT 8:00 & 10:30 A.M.

BLENDED SERVICE FEBRUARY 1 & 15

TAIZE WORSHIP FEB 4 @ 6:00 PM

LENT BEGINS! ASH WEDNESDAY

FEBRUARY 18 @ 6:30 PM

LENTEN MIDWEEK FEB 25-MAR 25

SOUP & SANDWICHES @ 5 HOLDEN EVENING PRAYER @ 6

Our Mission

To connect family,

friends, neighbors and

community with our

Beautiful Savior

VISTAS

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Beautiful Savior Lutheran

is a member of the Grand Canyon Synod of

the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)

The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton, Presiding Bishop The Rev. Stephen Talmage, Synod Bishop

Pastor

Rev. David L. Pavesic (520) 275-2410 for emergencies pastor_david@beautifulsavior.net

Facebook: PrDavid Pavesic

Office Administrator Dorothy Pederson Admin & Clerical

Staff Jeremy Knight Director of Music

Rebecca Solomon Accompanist

Academy Rhonda Karrer Director Candace Camamo Kindergarten Teacher Barbara Powers Preschool Teacher

Lisa Vaskovic Preschool Teacher Charlene DeWitt Preschool Teacher Linda Spain Preschool Aide

Shanda Sundberg Preschool Teacher Sharon Burgess Preschool Aide Liz Boltz Preschool Aide Cassidy Stack Aftercare Teacher

Congregation Council

Betsy Marco *President Brian Ackerman *Vice-President Christine Newman *Secretary Joan Swanson Mission Support Shannon Bryant Living Lutheran Sarah Claasen Faith Formation Mary Perry Co-Treasurer Sandy Petersen Treasurer Sig Smitt Offering Secretary Bob Spraker Counters

Church Related and Supported Lutheran Theological Seminary, Berkeley, CA

Lutheran Social Services of the SW Lutheran Campus Ministry at UA

CA Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, CA

Submit articles, photos, and updates for the calendar no later than the 10th of each month, please.

“Christ In Our Home” Daily Devotionals Available

$3.00 Large Print $1.50 Small Print

Available in the Narthex

Put envelope in the offering plate.

2015 Flower chart ~ is Available in the Narthex Flowers must be paid for when you

reserve a date... please give the check to Sandy Petersen or place in the offering plate. Celebrate a special occasion, or

remember a special person, etc. Cost is $35. Please make check payable

to Beautiful Savior.

Lutherans Linger Longer (L L L)

Please come and enjoy a Cup of coffee and a goodie

Every Sunday after worship. Werner Hall – BSLC

Name Tags are Available! Would you like to learn names, or have others learn yours? Pick up a nametag

order form in the narthex, fill it out, and put it in the offering plate. Nametags are $8. Write additional names on a sheet of

paper if needed. Please mention if you cannot use the magnets.

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WHAT’S HAPPENING

A new service is offered at Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church the 1st Wednesday of each month at 6:00pm. Taizé is a unique worship experience that is known for its distinct and beautiful style of modern chant and song. Combining a beautiful candlelit ambience with simple meditative prayer, it is a warm and welcoming service to all who search for peace and spiritual reflection. The simplicity of the service makes it an excellent choice for experiencing “church” in a community setting regardless of your faith background. Taizé was created in the 1940s by a monastic community in France and has an international following. All are invited to experience the simplicity and welcome of the Christian faith. To learn more about the beauty of this service please visit us at www.beautifulsavior.net

Taizé: A Service of

Candlelight, Prayer, and Song

Wednesday, February 4 at

6:00p.m.

SAVE THE DATE ~ Mystery Dinner Theater!!! March 7-8, 2015 Can you guess who dunnit? LOCATION: Beautiful Savior Two shows only! Saturday evening and Sunday after church. Featuring appearances from Beautiful Savior Congregation members and friends. Dinner/Lunch included.

New Members received January 25, 2015 Debby Francis Jayne Glass Susan Hawk Craig McDonald Colleen McHugh Judy Wiegert

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ACADEMY NEWS

Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization (ACSTO)

PO Box 6580 Chandler, AZ 85246 (480) 820-0403 www.acsto.org

Tax Season is just around the corner. Make plans to take advantage of the Arizona Private School Tuition Tax Credit! Contributions can be made by mail, by calling, or online. The deadline for participating is April 15, 2015 to be eligible for 2014 taxes. Brochures are available in the narthex with a contribution card attached. For more information, contact the Academy at 579-1453. Funds provide scholarships for children to attend our Kindergarten class and ensure they receive a Christian education.

SUBSTITUTE…do I have your attention? Are you eager to explore new opportunities in 2015? To reach out and share your gifts with others? To touch the life of a child? To share the love of God? If so, I ask you to consider becoming a substitute teacher or teacher’s aide. I am currently in need of adding a few new names to our list of substitutes. If you would like more information please contact me at 579-1453. I am available Monday through Friday from 9:00a.m. – 12:00p.m. And please feel free to share this information if you know of somebody who might be interested. The rewards are bountiful!

ACADEMY TEAM MEMBER…if the word substitute didn’t appeal to you, maybe this opportunity will! The academy team is looking for individuals who share our passion for children and education. We usually meet one morning per month and there is no experience required! If you would like more information please contact me or our team leader, Shannon Bryant.

ONE FINAL NOTE…I would like to “Thank” Kevin Nalin, Wayne Armstrong, Mary Speidel, Bill Pavesic and the academy team for your participation in making our Christmas program a huge success! The staff and I appreciate each of you! Blessings, Rhonda Karrer Director

“Many things can wait. Children cannot. Today their bones are being formed, their blood is being made, their senses are being developed. To them we cannot say

“tomorrow.” Their name is today. –Gabriela Mistral

Academy Registration for Summer & Fall Programs

Begins Monday, March 2, 2015.

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LENT BEGINS FEBRUARY 18TH

Sign up sheets for the weekly Soup & Sandwich Suppers are in the narthex. Dinner is available February 25-March 25 (Not Ash Wednesday or Holy Week). Please consider bringing a pot of soup or a loaf of sandwiches to share. Or can you come early to make coffee, or stay after worship to clean it up? This year dinner will be available from 5-7p.m., or until it is gone.

ASH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18 @ 6:30 PM

LENTEN MIDWEEK

FEB 25-MAR 25 SOUP & SANDWICHES @ 5

HOLDEN EVENING PRAYER @ 6

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CONGREGATION UPDATE

Dear BSLC, Goodbye to Council! Now I step down after two terms, including one as Vice President, and talk to prospective members. Some express hesitation – “I don’t think

I can do it.” Ah, but most of you can, I think. First, be nice to people. Now, that is easy. Second, listen and hear them out. That is not a hard job. Look at practical problems with an eye to try to solve them. Well, that is sometimes more difficult. But, as in most everything in our Church, know that everyone with you wants to help. We haven’t solved every problem, and we really need to grow our Congregation to solve the most difficult one, but we are working together. I was chosen as a new member of Congregation, as was Hank this year. We are not frozen in the past, nor flailing about somewhere. If there is anything we need now, it is to grow and to reveal to others our confidence and faith in Jesus and our joy in Pastor David, who is certainly someone we are lucky to have found. We are a support for one another and a resource to others. By our faith, our help to those around us, such as in Sunday dollars, the Boy Scout program the Prime Timers gatherings, and many others, we are not stagnant, and we are good Lutherans – as they say, proud, but not too proud. I am working hard on our Germany trip, and we will have a fun and spiritual journey. Thank you all, from the bottom of my not always well functioning heart, for giving me your trust and your support. It gives an old man warmth in the joy of your friendship. We are a Christian Community, for every age of humankind. Gerry Kleinfeld

CHURCH COUNCIL meets Monday

February 9, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Meetings are open to all.

COUNCIL

O R N E R

Congratulations to the 2015 Congregational Council!

Betsy Marco

Joan Swanson Christine Newman

Sarah Claasen Brian Ackerman * Shannon Bryant *

Mary Perry * * Elected at the Annual Meeting

MARKETING MEETING Sunday, February 8th

between services in the Conference Room Everyone is invited to help

us brainstorm ways to promote ourselves to the community.

Contact Betsy Marco for more information, 744-7898.

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STEWARDSHIP

Attention Thrivent Members: You have a couple of other ways to give and be supportive 1. Are you dedicating your "Thrivent

Choice" money? 2. Do you know you have TWO $250

Thrivent Action Team opportunities every year?

If you don't know how to do those things, Diana Lonbeck will join us on February 1st during LLL to tell us how!

The Simply Giving® Program endorsed by Thrivent Federal Credit Union

Would you find it helpful to have your offerings drawn from your bank account as you do other monthly drafts? The Simply Giving Program endorsed by Thrivent Federal Credit Union is for people who wish to have offerings transferred electronically to their church’s account. You do not have to be a Thrivent member or use their financial products to participate.

This is especially helpful for people who travel and want to keep their intended offerings up-to-date, rather than making up the difference later. Members at Beautiful Savior have enjoyed using this convenient giving opportunity for years. Contact the church office for more details.

Want an easy way to do your commitment? Offerings can be scheduled on-line through Simply Giving.

Offering Envelopes for 2015 are Available in the Narthex.

CGA’s Increase Your Income A “charitable gift annuity” (CGA) can increase your income and benefit the church at the same time. A CGA is a financial instrument usually provided through a foundation like the ELCA Foundation. The income payout is based on age and is paid to you for the rest of your life. The older you are, the higher the payout. In addition, a portion of the payout is tax free income. You also

receive a charitable tax deduction immediately upon funding a CGA. The church benefits and so do you. You may fund a CGA with cash, stocks and other assets. For more information about Charitable Gift Annuities contact our congregation’s gift planner, Greg Shepherd, at: 909-910-6823 or gregory.shepherd@elca.org

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Food Collections - Little Red Wagon: Bring in non-perishable foods (fruit, jelly, tuna, pasta, pasta sauce, canned meat, cereal, jello, diapers, formu-la, etc.) Hygiene items, toilet paper and adult/baby dia-

pers are also needed. The wagon is in the narthex. ICS accepts perishable foods directly. ELCA World Hunger Awareness: Blessed be God, who is our Bread; may all the world be clothed and fed! Pick an envelope up in the narthex and place it in the of-fering plate.

The Cup of Cold Water: A NOISY OFFERING of your loose and spare change will be collected on the fourth Sunday of each month dur-ing worship. Funds collected will sup-port local benevolence and Good Gifts for the World (50/50). We challenge each of you to save up each month and make a difference.

The Lutheran Thrift Store Closed its doors in January without notice. We will continue to Collect Aluminum cans anytime.

Call the office, 744-2665, for more information.

MAKING CONNECTIONS

“SOUPER BOWL” SUNDAY

Support your favorite team! Money supports the Local ICS Food Bank. Youth will collect

donations as you leave the church!

25 years ago, this

opportunity began with a simple prayer:

“Lord, even as we enjoy the Super Bowl football game, help us be mindful of those without a bowl

of soup to eat.”

Since then, Over $100 million has been raised

for local charities across the country.

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IN OUR COMMUNITY!

SUNDAY

DOLLAR$

In February, the single dollar bills put in the offering plate will be used to purchase hoes for children in the SPLASH Houses. Thank You for your continued support!

February 21, 2015 A Brush with Kindness program allows Habitat to partner with non-Habitat homeowners, neighbors and various organizations in the area to help improve and preserve homes but more importantly to leave a lasting positive impact in the community. Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church is invited to participate in a community-building experience at the Laguna Elementary School (5001 N. Shannon Rd.), a phenomenal partner in the community through the practice of the 24/7 School House Model. Please join the partnership with Habitat for Humanity Tucson and Laguna Elementary School on Saturday February 21st in the creation of their new garden! Volunteers will work with Habitat to help beautify and set up the garden for the children of Laguna Elementary to enjoy for many years to come! Habitat will provide light snacks and water and only requires closed toed shoes and clothes you would not mind getting dirty! Thank you for your willingness to partner with this community WHERE: Laguna Elementary School, 5001 N. Shannon Rd

WHEN: February 21, 2015-01-07 TIME: Start at 8:00 am End by noon

CONTACT: Call David Boe to register for the project 520-575-9434 651-208-4389

We may be able to car-pool from Beautiful Savior

The Women of the ELCA have helped the Navajo Lutheran Mission and school by sending Campbell’s Soup Labels. Over 395 individuals and churches from over 40 states donated 160,000 “Labels for education” from Campbell’s products in 2014! Thanks to you for saving them too. The Mission was able to buy school equipment, including a van to transport the students and parents to and from the school. Items currently needed are: Gymnasium bleachers, Athletic uniforms and equipment, Playground equipment, Computers and supplies including paper, maps, printers, pencils and markers etc., Classroom furniture Visual aides VCR, DVD players and projectors.

Labels are collected in the Narthex. A list of items is available online at LabelsforEducation.com

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Listen-God is calling you to join the ALTAR GUILD. Are you wondering what we do?

We work behind the scenes to set and clean-up communion every week. The time commitment is small,

and the rewards are great. Contact Marion Spain, 297-9253 for more information or training.

How Can You Serve

Spring Cleaning! We are looking for teams of 2-3 people to go through a particular room/ closet and help us 'inventory" it. What is in there? What needs to be tossed? What needs to be shredded? What needs to be replaced? Each space would only take a couple of hours for 2-3 people to go through it thoroughly. This will help the Council determine what is needed for a shred day, size of dumpster, or future organization of materials. See the Office for a list of areas available and further instructions. We are looking to have this accomplished by the Feb. 9th Council Meeting. Thank you for helping to beautify the campus and make it more user and visitor friendly!

Worship Assistant Training/Discussions During February, between services Pr. David would like to meet with those who help, and would like to help, with various worship leadership roles. It will be an opportunity for some training and discussion to famil-iarize people with the various ways people can assist in worship. We will meet in the sanctuary at 9:30. Feb. 1st Assisting Ministers Feb. 8th Acolytes/Crucifers Feb. 15th Readers Feb. 22nd Communion Assistants

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OTHER WAYS TO HELP

Looking Ahead:

March 7-8 Murder Mystery Dinner

Beautiful Savior Lutheran

March 19-21 TIROSH retreat

March 28

Empty Bowls Fundraiser 11am—1:30 pm

Tucson Chinese Cultural Center Tickets are $20 and available at www.icstucson.org or by calling 297-6049x 209. Proceeds benefit

the ICS Food Bank.

March 29-April 4 HOLY WEEK!

April 6

FLIM Golf Tournament

Work Day February 28, 2015

Plan to join us at 7:00 a.m. in the Memorial Garden for prayers and assignments.

Something for everyone.

Buying a Gift for yourself or a friend? Support Beautiful Savior by shopping at AmazonSmile.com everyday! Check out our website or online newsletter for a link to shop online and support our church with each purchase.

YOU CAN ASSIST THE PROPERTY TEAM If you see something that is in need of repair or attention here at BSLC, please fill out a Green Work Order that can be found in the Office Reception area and in the

North Academy kitchen. You can also email property@beautifulsavior.net. We will address the Work Order as quickly as possible.

Solar proposal meeting February 22 at 9:30 a.m. Werner Hall Get your questions answered here. Or call Al Steichen for more information, 544-5709.

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YOUTH

Detroit or Bust!!! “Rise Up Together” ELCA Youth Gathering 2015 July 15-19

Meeting: February ???, 2015 for youth attending the Gathering. If you have a conflict, contact Pr. David. pastor_david@beautifulsavior.net PrDavid Pavesic on fb @PrDavidP on Twitter 520-275-2410

See you there!

Tirosh: retreat Coming Soon! March 19-21, 2015 Retreat for 9th grade through 20 years old! Applications online at Http://www.soazviadecristo.org/tirosh/ or ask Pastor David.

SALCA Annual Board Meeting February 8th at 6:00 p.m. Streams in the Desert Lutheran Church Everyone is Invited!!

Mark Your Calendars... Camp dates are set and the dates are a little different this year! SAVE THE DATE! Elementary/Middle School Camp: Monday 5/25/15 (at 4pm)--Friday 5/29/15 (at 10am). at Triangle Y Ranch Youth who have completed 3rd-8th grades are eligible to attend. Older youth can be considered for counselors or leaders in training. Applications are due in April. Visit their website for additional information. High School Camp: Thursday 6/25/15—Saturday 6/27/2015 at Pine Canyon (Willcox, AZ) Youth who have completed 9th-12th grades are eligible to attend.

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FELLOWSHIP

Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings from 7:00-8:30.

Come join us. No Experience needed.

jeremyknight@beautifulsavior.net

Office Hours on Tuesdays 744-2665

Prayer Shawl Guild A monthly gathering for knitting and crocheting. Meets on the third Thurs-day of each month at 6:00p.m. A light supper is served. Call Karen Johnson, 520-481-0874.

Prime Timers Second Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Join us for Valentine’s Day Celebra-tion. Create a card for your own “sweetie” and bring it to the party. Meatloaf & mashed potatoes will be provided. Sign up in the narthex to

bring a side and for planning how many are coming. For ages 55 and above. All are welcome to attend! Bring a friend, too. For more information, call Sandy Petersen, 579-9355. Do-Day Crafters Join us on the first and third Tuesdays at 9:15 a.m. in Werner Hall. Call Barbara Foor, 579-0691.

Women of the ELCA Bible Studies Order your copy of Gather Magazine (by calling 800-638-3522 or online at womenoftheelca.org) for this year’s Bible study: " Transforming Life and Faith." Coffee and refreshments served. All women are invited to attend. Meetings held once a month.

JOY CIRCLE meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 9:30 a.m. in the alcove of Werner Hall. For more information, call Janice Molina, 744-0389. AGAPE CIRCLE meets on the first Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the alcove of Werner Hall. For more infor-mation, call Mary Speidel, 909-3584. (Notice the new day and time.)

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ATTENTION ALL RINGERS! A new handbell group has started. Playing handbells is a fun and easy way to experience music. Rehearsals will be held in the Luther room on every Sundays immediately following the 8am service. No music experience is necessary! For more info or to sign up please email our Director of Music: JeremyKnight@beautifulsavior.net or call (623) 986-7996

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Adam Booth, Nephew of Saltsmans; Michael Burger; Zachary Hill, nephew of Laura Steichen; Stephanie Hue-ther; Skip Kiefhaber, Brother-in-law of the Linkers; Ernest Lake; David Lake; Eric O’Brian; Kyle O’Brian; Arthur Rico, Nephew of Saltsmans; Chris Steiner and David Madden, Nephews of Claasens; John Stum III; Paul Tritch, Son of Tritchs; Curt Weber, Nephew of Saltsmans; Ashley Wik, Grand-daughter of Helen Reid

IN OUR PRAYERS Lynn Acker, Brian Ackerman, Bob Alan, George & Yvonne Basabilvazo, Stan Bump, Anabelle Chavez, Daniel Engelby, Audrey Garcia, Roger del Grosso, Daphne Hanson, Darrell Karrer, Tim Ketchum, Anne LePere, Chris Lamb, Curt Layton, Mille Lowe, Johnny Luke, Ed McCauley, Lynn Nalin, Linda Nichols, Pete Pederson Sr, Bill Peterson, Lenny Pfeifer, Todd Pon-der, Ryan Rody, Rose S., Karino Santos, Mike Shade, Jim Spain, Del Speidel, Ron Stone, Carolyn Tucker, Thema Young, Carolyn, Roger, and Diamond Chil-dren’s Center

Celebrate with us on February 1, 2015 During Lutherans Linger Longer (LLL)

Our apology if we missed your special day. Call the office to let us know, 744-2665.

LIFT EVERYTHING TO THE LORD!

02/02 Deborah Mullen 02/04 Read Bryant 02/04 Shanda Sundberg 02/06 Marion Spain 02/08 Rebecca Solomon 02/16 Makinsey Olivares 02/17 Nancy Hively 02/17 Audrey Mullen 02/18 Lucas Mertes

02/19 Sarah Claasen 02/19 Jonnie Saltsman Jr 02/21 Nicole Alden 02/23 Jennifer Benner 02/23 Patsy Mac Kenzie Novak 02/26 Elizabeth Petersen 02/27 Brenda Laukonis 02/27 Donald Vosburg

Beautiful Savior Photo Gallery Did you know our new Photo Gallery has a purpose? Do you know everyone by sight or name? No? If you do not know a person’s name, use the photographs on the wall in the narthex to match names with faces. Is your/your family’s photo not on the wall? Photos are taken every week. Our volunteer photographers, Richard Irwin, Steve Claasen, and Sig Smitt will be photographing indi-viduals and families during Lutherans Linger Longer (LLL) and after the service. These will be informal 4X6 photos, and there is no cost for participating. Ask an usher for more information.

02/20 Judi & Dan Gonzales

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Dorothy Pederson. Independent Beauty Consultant

MARY KAY

514-5091 dmklady@gmail.com Reorders - Classes on Request - Products Delivered

Becky the Pet Nanny Becky Seils, Owner 850-5478

www.beckythepetnanny.com

Tender loving pet care in your home while your work or travel. 10% discount for BSLC members Licensed and Insured

Robot Hobbies Tom Stutsman

PC Installation & Repair ¤ Networking Website ¤ Classes

Support@RobotHobbies.com 520-971-2269

AVON

A & T SWEEPING Power Sweeping - Powerwashing _ Day Porter _ Landscaping Ph: 520-271-5228 PO Box 91712 Travis Dorschner Tucson AZ 85752 Owner

Sahuaro Cafe Open Seven Days A Week

6:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Breakfast Served All Day!

12142 N Rancho Vistoso Blvd Suite 120 Oro Valley, AZ 85755 520-297-3258 C&J TIRE.............Cory Layton

4458 E Speedway Blvd 520-795-1867

Hope 918-HOPE Hotline (918-4673)

Telephone Care of the Soul... Free * Anonymous * Confidential

Interfaith Support & Crisis Helpline

Business & Professional A directory of the members and special friends of Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church who wish to promote their business or service to our readership. There is no charge to advertise. Call 744-2665 to participate.

D I R E C T O R Y

Lisa Lehmann ABR, REALTOR® Cell: 444-4180

Wendy Grenfell at Ivan’s Studio

4771 North First Ave. 888-2536

D LANDSCAPING Your solution for all your landscape needs. Weekly, Bi-weekly, or monthly services.

(520) 345-8787 Danny Alcala

Dslandscaping13@yahoo.com

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Carmen Hemrick Buy or Sell Avon

579-2143/907-2695 carmenhemrick@msn.com

Shop my Avon store - www.youravon.com/chemrick

Exercise classes M/W/F 9am to 10am and Easy does it class at 10:15 to 11:15am at

Christ the King, 2800 W. Ina Rd. Call Carmen Hemrick for more info at 907-2695.

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Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church PO Box 90925 Tucson, AZ 85752-0925

NEW!!! Taizé Service Candlelight, Prayer, and Song

Wednesday, February 4th

6:00 p.m. See pg. 3 for information

ASH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18 @ 6:30 PM

LENTEN MIDWEEK

FEB 25-MAR 25 SOUP & SANDWICHES @ 5

HOLDEN EVENING PRAYER @ 6

February 21, 2015 Create a Garden at

Laguna Elementary School More information on pg. 9