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Trinity Lutheran Church

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TRINITY TIMES Summer 2015

“Serve Christ our Lord by welcoming, equipping & sending disciples”

_____________________________________________________________________________________ 811 Cassils Road West Telephone • (403) 362-4259 www.brookstrinity.ca Brooks, AB • T1R 0E4 Fax • (403) 362-6298 Email • [email protected]

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Trinity Times Summer 2015


To the Children of God in Christ at Trinity – May the peace of Christ fill and refresh you daily! As I write this we are facing a couple of weeks in which the expectation is that a number of new “high temperature” records will be set. As I often find myself complaining about the heat I try to remind myself of comments I made last January or so – comments about how I wish it would warm up and how I won’t complain when the heat hits in the summer. The truth is that most of us are quite capable of being dissatisfied with the conditions in which we find ourselves at any given time. The old saying that the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence did not come about without a reason. Most of us even find ourselves wishing for something better or bigger or newer – sometimes even just for a change – when our lives are going well and we are relatively happy. It’s not by accident that one of the more common phrases in life is “if only . . .” – if only I had this or that or the other thing, then I would be content. St. Paul addresses this bigger issue of contentment in his letter to the Christians in Philippi. After calling on the Philippians to rejoice always, to not worry but to bring their concerns to God in prayers which are also filled with thanksgiving, and to continue meditating on what he has shared with them about God and his love for them, Paul once more gives thanks that these Christians have had the chance to, and have chosen to, support him materially in his ministry. But he then reminds them that the sharing they did would ultimately be more for their own good than because of his need, for he has learned how to be content in all circumstances.

The secret to that contentment? Paul can do all things through Christ, who strengthens him to be what he needs to be and to be content with whatever things he has or situations he faces (Philippians 4:4-19)! That does not mean that Paul would not appreciate something different – as seen, for example, in his repeated prayer for healing from the “thorn in his flesh”. But he has learned that God works in and through the realities, both good and bad, easy and hard, in our lives to carry out his will for us and in us as we live in his strength while accepting our own weaknesses (2 Corinthians 12:7-10). It is in this trust that Paul is, and we are, able to experience the peace of God the Holy Spirit living in us (Ephesians 2:1-22). And it is in this peace that we experience the contentment that allows us to focus not on ourselves and meeting our own needs but on serving God and loving our neighbours as our Saviour has done for us. I pray that God will bless us all during the summer, whether we are at home, work or away on holidays, and I wish for each of you the peace of and in Christ Jesus that leads to contentment.

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AT TRINITY

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VBS Camp Discovery Jesus, the way the truth and the life,

is our true north

July 6-10, 2015 - 9:00am – noon Ages 4yrs (in Sept) – Grade 6

We are looking for the following items for decorating at VBS Life like woodland creatures – stuffed animals / taxidermy mounts Toad Stools Lawn Ornaments – Skunks, foxes, racoons, rabbits, owls, squirrels Dark green flat sheets or material 2 White King or Queen size flat sheets Kids mosquito spray, double sided painters tape

*The VBS snack list is on the bulletin board across from the offie. Please stop by and see what you can bring!*

Thank you to all who generously donated towards the VBS T-shirts. Thanks be to God!

A few items are needed for VBS crafts

30 – 40 Glass jars – smooth surface (8 oz. – 16 oz. – Pint Size Mason Jars)

New or Used nail polish

Variety of sizes of pine cones

Pipe cleaners yellow or orange or red

If you can help out there is a box by the VBS table in the foyer where you can place your donation. Thank you!

Summer Office Hours Starting July 13 until August 28th the church office hours will be: Monday – Thursday 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

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Mark Your Calanders

in celebration of… Trinity’s 50 Years

All are Invited

Date and Time: Sunday, September 20, 2015

Mini Hymn Sing: 9:30 am

Worship: 10:00 am

Celebration Potluck Lunch

to follow

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.

Hebrews 13:8

Invite family, friends and all who have been blessed by Trinity’s ministries.

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A special thankyou to all who donated towards the purchase of music stands for the Orchestral Ensemble. We were able to pur-chase 9 music stands to enrich our worship and praise.



Christmas in July??

"Silent Night, Holy Night, all is calm, all is bright" 16 years ago on Sunday, December 5th, over 1650 peo-ple gathered at Evergreen Park to sing these words and hear the message of a Saviour, born for us - Jesus the Christ! Were you there? Do you carry a memory?

Is it time to do another LIVE NATIVITY?

Trinity Lutheran in 1999 spear-headed a Live Nativity. It consisted of several work crews - publicity, costumes, animals, construction of stable and pens, refreshments, co-ordination of shepherds, angels, Mary & Joseph and their donkey, wise men and their horses (we could not find camels), music and choirs, and a short worship ser-vice with the reading of the Christmas Gospel, a prayer by the Mayor of Brooks for our town, and the singing to-gether of Silent Night with candles. We also collected food for the food bank and toys for Community Christ-mas.

Obviously one congregation did not do this alone. We invited all churches in the EID Ministerial to join us in pre-paring to share the Good News with the whole community of Brooks and surrounding area. Members from other churches came onto some of the committees or took ownership of some of the preparation. Many, many hands and hearts joined in making this afternoon happen. We even showed up on the evening news in Lethbridge and Calgary! It was a day of witnessing to the Holy Spirit who made it all happen.

Is it time for a visible powerful witness in our city? With new hands and hearts, same Good News, and many believers witnessing together? It will require commitment, prayer, preparation and joy - OR it will not happen. We ask that you prayerfully consider whether or not you might be one of the people serving on a work crew. What

gives you joy? Sewing, building, sharing the word, work-ing with animals? How might your hands join others to make this happen? If you are willing to be a part of this we ask that you let the church office (403 362-4259) know before the end of summer so we can meet together to begin our plans right away in the fall. ______________________________________________________________________________

"3rd Annual

Trunk O' Treat

at Trinity"

What: Fun family day and great way to

connect with people in our

community!

Where: Our awesome parking lot and

fellowship hall!

Who: Anyone and Everyone who enjoys a

day of laughter, food, and fun!

Cost: Bring your "trunk" decorated and

some candy to share!

When: Tentatively Oct 18th or 25th! Date

flexible until we know who can help!

NEEDED: YOU! Can you serve with others

who enjoy a fun family day to make

this event happen? Many heads

create great ideas! Many hands DO

make lighter work!

Could you run the kitchen for popcorn and hot

dogs? Set up a Carnival game? Do a craft with the

kids? Carve some pumpkins for decoration? Tell a

Bible story to the little kids?

Please speak to Maggie or the Board of Ed

members - Shannon Andrews, Jeanie Culligan

and Julie Musgrove if you are able and willing to

help out with this event or call the church office.

Take a small part and share in the fun! We will

call a meeting late in Aug or early Sept. to make

plans and firm up the date!



Hey Youth Please look below for your stuff

Summer Youth Things

"Remember your Creator in the days of your

youth" - Ecclesiastes 12:1

Sundays in July & August Youth are invited to

join in growing in faith and relationship with

Jesus and each other - 9 a.m. in the Youth

Room.

Sunday, June 28 1 p.m.

YOUTH "Go with the Flow" THING Pack a ball glove, swim suit, towel & water guns

and we will see what develops!

Sunday, July 12 11 a.m.

YOUTH "Culture, Faith & Drama" THING Badlands Passion Play - Sign up on the bulletin

board. $40 a ticket and you get one FREE for a

friend! Pack a bag lunch for the Swinging Bridge!

Friday, July 17 6 p.m.

YOUTH "Movie & Hang out" THING

Friday, July 24 6 p.m.

YOUTH "Movie & Hang out" THING

Sunday, Aug. 9 Noon

YOUTH "Enjoy the Beach" THING

Rolling Hills Reservoir - Anderson's site

Sunday, Aug. 23 Time T.B.A.

YOUTH "Almost end of Summer" THING

* We are also looking at a Trinity Youth Music

Playlist. Submit your 2 favorite Christian songs to

be included. *

Trinity Youth and Friends join us for an afternoon at the

Passion Play in Drumheller July 12, 2015 @ 3:00 pm

We will leave following 10 am worship

We have 25 tickets available. When you buy a ticket for $40 you then get a

free ticket to give to a friend! We will have a bag lunch at the swinging bridge in

Drumheller and then make our way to the play.

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN

The next TLCW meeting will be on September 2, 2015 at 10:00 am. All ladies are invited to attend.

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The Trinity Lutheran Church Women are in the prelimi-nary stages of considering a “Prayer Shawl Ministry”

This ministry exemplifies God’s unconditional love for us that wraps, enfolds, comforts, covers, gives solace, mothers, hugs and shelters every one of us. Many blessings are prayed into each shawl, which can be knitted, crocheted or sewn.

Compassion and serving others are the cornerstones of this prayerful ministry that will reach out to those in need of comfort and solace, as well as in celebration and joy.

If you like to knit, crochet or sew and would enjoy bless-ing others with your God given talent, and feel God’s call-ing to be part of this ministry, please contact a member of TLCW or the church office for more information.



If you have a concern you would like to have placed on our Prayer Chain please call the church office. Please notify the office also if your email address or telephone number has changed. _____________________________________________________________________

ADVANCE NOTICE An extensive and thorough cleaning of the whole church and basement is planned for later in August and early September. Per-sons with knowledge and

expertise will be needed prior to this major cleaning to sort all craft, youth Sunday school, VBS, music and all other materials needing to be kept for future use and to prevent being lost or tossed.

For the extensive cleaning to be accomplished a detailed list of all areas will be posted. Please add your name where you can help and check off when complete. Thank you. _____________________________________________________________________

We invite all of the photographers in the congregation to submit your scenery photos to be used for background

pictures for the songs and liturgy on the screen for Sunday mornings. You can email them to the church office at [email protected]. We are also looking for pictures of our members in

ministry for the website and bulletin covers. We look for-ward to seeing the creativity of our church family. ______________________________________________

If you have a concern, question, bouquet, etc., you are invited to write it out, sign it & place it into the Comments & Suggestions Box that is located on the ledge of the office in the Library. The Deacons regularly check this box. It is

there for you. _____________________________________________________________________

Watch for newly designed

Trinity Spirit Wear to be

unveiled soon!

"Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the

earth; worship the Lord with gladness;

come into His presence with singing."

Psalm 100:1

Do you love to sing? Do you play an instrument?

Are you learning to play? Please consider sharing

your gifts of music and your joy in using those gifts

by taking part in Special Music during Sunday

Worship.

We invite any and all who would like to do this to

call the office (403-362-4259) with 2 weeks notice

(please) and tell us what you would like to share -

instrumental or voice, and the title of your piece.

We will work it into the upcoming worship services

and give thanks to God as our people share their

gifts and deepen our time of praise together. This is

an opportunity for ALL AGES - fledgling or

experienced! Hoping to hear from many of you out

there. ______________________________________________________________________________

Food For Thought

General William Booth (1829-1912) walked

the streets of London in the late 1800’s to

preach the Gospel of Jesus Chrsit to the

poor, the homeless, the hungry and the

destitute, - the lost and forgotten of his day.

His goal was simply that they know Jesus

and His saving work on the cross. He

founded the Salvation Army.

Let us prayerfully consider his prophetic

words given in the early 1900’s.

“The chief danger that confronts the coming

century will be

Religion without the Holy Ghost

Christianity without Christ,

Forgiveness without repentance,

Salvation without regeneration,

Politics without God,

Heaven without Hell.”

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shipresources LCMS July 2015

"Soon afterward he went on through cities and villag-

es, proclaiming and bringing the good news of the

kingdom of God. And the twelve were with him, and

also some women who had been healed of evil spirits

and infirmities: Mary, called Magdalene, from whom

seven demons had gone out, and Joanna, the wife of

Chuza, Herod’s household manager, and Susanna, and

many others, who provided for them out of their

means" (Luke 8:1-3).

There were many who provided out of their means for

our Lord's work of proclaiming and bringing the good

news of the kingdom of God while He was on earth.

Think about that for a moment. These pious women

gave to God in the flesh for God the Father's work of

bringing the good news of God's kingdom. Their gen-

erosity, which was moved by the generosity of God

Himself to them in the healing of their infirmities and

evil spirits, was employed so that others could benefit

as they had. The means they provided was put into

God's service to feed and clothe and provide shelter as

Jesus and the twelve travelled preaching, teaching,

and healing.

That's amazing. These women were widows who had

been oppressed by demons. They were forgotten,

thought of as nobodies. The world didn't think much

of them, or perhaps that they were just in the way. Re-

gardless of what the world thought, God forgets no

one. No one is a burden to Him. He cares for the wid-

ow and the fatherless. He puts the solitary into a

home. And more than that, He brings them the good

news of the kingdom and lets them be a part of build-

ing it by their giving of what He has provided them.

He presses their gifts into His service to His glory.

And they are not forgotten. They are inscribed in the

Holy Scriptures as a monument of what giving from

out of their means does. It helped to turn the world

upside down, which happens to be right-side up, rec-

onciliation and healing through what Jesus accom-

plished on the cross. (Acts 17:6).

This is what your giving to the church does also. It

provides the ministers of the Gospel food and clothes,

house and home, all that they need for this body and

life so that they may preach and teach, and bring the

healing of the Gospel of Jesus's death and resurrection

to those who need it, those who are homebound and

infirm, those who are sick and suffering, those who

are bedeviled by evil spirits, depressed, and plagued

by guilt and shame. Your gifts are put to use for God's

work on earth to bring the good news of His kingdom

which has no end.

Who wouldn't want to be part of that? And you are!

Thanks be to God. And it does not go unnoticed. Your

pastor gives thanks for it and prays for you. And so

does your Lord. And the angels rejoice over one sin-

ner who repents and believes. You help to make that

happen. You do it because someone else has made it

happen for you. ____________________________________________________________________________________________

KEEPING IT REAL: Living

the Jesus Life in a Secular

World

Too often the gospel becomes abstract doctrines we're

supposed to believe instead of the living Lord Jesus

himself, present in his Word. When that happens, then

the Christian life becomes unreal as well. We're left

alone with the law as an ideal that we have to make

real by our works. Christianity becomes mere talk that

has no connection with reality at all.

This conference takes us back to the gospel of the Re-

al Presence of the incarnate Jesus in Word and Sacra-

ment, to give us his life to be our life. When we die

with Christ by faith, we find ourselves in this world as

it really is, fallen but his, preserved by him for re-

demption in Christ. Jesus gives us a real life to live in

this world as the Body of Christ, to give ourselves

away in love to our neighbors in our vocations and to

bear witness to the world at large that it still is God's

world.

Presenters include Dr. Jonathan Sorum speaking on

"Following Jesus: Bonhoeffer's Recovery of the Reali-

ty of the Christian Life," Dr. Robert Benne on "The

Church's Public Witness," Pastor Thomas Jacobson on

"Vocation: Priests in Our Own Life," and Pastor Jay-

nan Clark as the Banquet Speaker for Saturday even-

ing.

Our event will take place immediately before the

LCMC Annual Gathering in Dallas on October 4 - 7

and in the same hotel and conference center (Embassy

Suites Hotel and Conference Center). We invite you to

join us for this important conference!

Place: Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference Center

Frisco, TX

Date: Oct. 3 – 4 - Time: Saturday: 1 - 8 p.m.

Sunday: 2 - 4:30 p.m.

Register at: http://www.ilt.org/#!events/c150s or call

605-692-9337



Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ

NW District

As we are now a member of the North West district

of LCMC we invite you to check out their website

www.lcmc-nw.com

good way to keep in touch with other This is a

churches in our area and find out what is happening

in our district. _____________________________________________________________________

FYI You have an opportunity for service to our church family at TLC. We would welcome anyone interested in

the preparation of coffee after Sunday worship or the clean-up, to come into the Kitchen to become familiar with the routine. There is a sign-up sheet in the Kitchen. We’ve been enjoying treats with our after worship coffee and welcome contributions if you feel lead to do so ______________________________________________

Thank you very much for your continuing generosity in donating books to our church library.

In order to re-organize the library, however, we are ask-ing that you save your book donations until September when we plan to have enough space to accommodate them.

Please continue to read the wide variety of books gath-ered for you enjoyment. Your library committee

(We welcome your help if you are willing to assist or be part of the library committee. We meet the 3rd Tuesday of the month for 2 hours. Call Enid Stewart for information at 403-362-6718)

HOW CAN I HELP?

Many of us struggle to discover our spir-itual gifts, often believing that we don’t have one. Whatever spiritual gifts you may (or may not) have, there are many chances at Trinity to share in the ministry that we do as God’s people in rather simple ways that at first glance may not

look too spiritual. But when we use the abilities God has given us to help with simple things because we wish to say “Thank you” to God for his love or out of a desire to help others because we have been so blessed by God even the most simple acts are a part of ministry in the name of Jesus. Here is a list of some “simple acts” of Christian love that help our overall ministry happen at Trinity – many have a signup sheet on the bulletin board across from or next to the church office and can be done on a one time, weekly or monthly rotation!

Kitchen recycle (cardboard, tin, cans and bottles) Special events set up / take down (especially tables and chairs for funerals, ideal for a family or families working together) Flowers for worship (we already have someone getting the flowers, but we invite families to provide flowers in honour of special occasions or in memory of special peo-ple in their lives Set up / clean up for coffee on Sundays (the sign up for this one is in the upstairs kitchen and usually involves at least two people) VBS support (in addition to daily positions such as crafts, games, etc., there is the chance to provide snacks and other supplies – check with the coordinator, the infor-mation and signup sheet in the entrance way, or the of-fice for more information)

As well, there are many opportunities for similar “simple acts” through the worship committee (in addition to the flowers noted above you can do things like stock the chil-dren’s worship bags, keep pew cards updated and even sharpen pencils!), the library committee, the Board of Christian Education, the Board of Trustees, the Trinity Lutheran Church Women and other groups – all you need to do is ask and we will find a fit for you. God bless you as you consider how you can help in even the smallest and most simple ways, regardless of age or any other considerations.

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JULY SENIOR’S BIRTHDAYS

Irene Kertesz July 01 Peggy Cameron July 03 Heather Brown July 06 Annie Moore July 09 Eva Sieberer July 09 Sharon Reid July 16 Joan Mohl July 17 Herb Brown July 18 Stan Waddell July19 Heinz Woehr July 24 Helen Scheuerman July 24 Sonia Ellis July 27 Lenora Connelly July 30

If you are a Senior and would like to have your name included on the Seniors’ birthday list, please call the church office.

AUGUST SENIOR’S BIRTHDAYS

Willemine Carter Aug. 02 George Koza Aug. 07 Trudi Heal Aug. 08 Walter Johnson Aug. 16 Elvin Schmitke Aug. 18 Judy Campbell Aug. 18 Jean Peltzer Aug. 19 Glen Ravnsborg Aug. 23 Don Friesen Aug. 30 Judy Hauk Aug. 30

If you are a Senior and would like to have your name included on the Seniors’ birthday list, please call the church office.

JULY WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

Lee & Cindi Beasley July 02 Brandon & Holly Semmler July 02 Evan & Jamie Scheuerman July 05 Herb & Heather Brown July 08 Greg & Linda Toma July 09 John & Val Deunk July 09 George & Janice Koza July 11 Lionel & Jessica Kearney July 12 Dan & Melanie Wutzke July 13

Ralph & Patty Schnieder July 13 Will & Emily Prouty July 14 Kelly & Karen Rath July 15 Justin & Pam Harty July 16 Dennis & Kathy Schellenberg July 17 Greg & Bev Schultz July 18 Byron & Sarah Suttcliffe July 19 Dwayne & Tanya Jakubowski July 20 Jeremy & Laura-Jean Alexander July 22 Darren & Cindy Engel July 23 David & Kathlyn Peltzer July 24 Ryan & Sarah Summach July 25 John & Charlotte Dyck July 26 Stephen & Elisa Woodcock July 26 Scott & Laura Culligan July 28 Michael & Stephanie Hauck July 29 Arthur & Bernice Kruger July 29

AUGUST WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

Clifford & Esther Christman Aug. 01 Jason & Ashley Linton Aug. 01 Ryan & Kim Longpre Aug. 02 Randy & Shirley Perry Aug. 02 Todd & Angela White Aug. 05 Garnet & Faye Altwasser Aug. 07 Ben & Brenda Morris Aug. 07 Geordie & Rachel Heal Aug. 08 Curtis & Shanda Wood Aug. 09 Will & Anna Moeller Aug. 09 Matthew & Lori Smids Aug. 09 Ricki & Krista Smith Aug. 11 Craig & Kendra Pittman Aug. 15 Dale & Vi Olsen Aug. 17 Elvin & Mabel Schmitke Aug. 18 Angela & Jamie De Blasio Aug. 18 Dennis & Karen Dockray Aug. 18 Bruce & Julie Musgrove Aug. 20 Garry & Willemine Carter Aug. 21 Barry & Trudi Heal Aug. 22 George & Meg Henderson Aug. 23 Riley & Megan Schuett Aug. 26 Louis & Doreen Nester Aug. 27 Stacey & Christin Lillehei Aug. 28 Doug & Leann Prenevost Aug. 29 Byron & Andrea Skanderup Aug. 29 Brent & Leah Poynton Aug. 31



Worship Services Schedule of Volunteer Duties

July 05 10:00 am with Communion Acolyte Rebecca Bolen

Lector Anne McMahon Storyteller Julie Musgrove Sound / Video Emmalyn Elgersma / Liam Anderson Ushers Bruce & Julie Musgrove Colin & Charlene Musgrove Communion Prep Debbie Berg Scripture Readings: Ezekiel 2:1-5 2 Corinthians 12:1-10

July 12 10:00 am Acolyte Brianna Bolt Lector Anna Moeller Storyteller Pastor John Sound / Video Kathryn Dyck / Ryan Summach Ushers Lou & Doreen Nester / Brian & Lorene Nichols Scripture Readings: Amos 7:7-15 Ephesians 1:3-14

July 19 10:00 am with Communion Acolyte Garret Bolt Lector Kristen Niznik Storyteller Maggie Theiss

Sound / Video Ian Altwasser / Randy Flatla Communion Prep Val Deunk Ushers Dale & Vi Olsen / Shirley Perry / Jackie Lester Scripture Readings: Jeremiah 23:1-6 Ephesians 2:11-22

July 26 10:00 am Acolyte Ian Altwasser Lector Lorene Nichols Storyteller Jeanie Culligan

Sound / Video Myra Altwasser / Devon Flatla Ushers Mark & Melanie Altwasser / Candice Bloor / Barb Tamura Scripture Readings: Genesis 9:8-17 Ephesians 3:14-21 ______________________________________________

Ushers are reminded to please make sure that all church doors are locked before leaving after Sunday worship.

August 02 10:00 am Acolyte Emmalyn Elgersma

Lector Harold Stedel Storyteller Julie Musgrove Sound / Video Joel Musgrove / Liam Anderson Ushers Jim & Jeanie Culligan Chris Deschner / Garry Carter Scripture Readings: Exodus 16:2-15 Ephesians 4:1-16

August 09 10:00 am with Communion Acolyte Nathan Engel Lector Erin Storch Storyteller Pastor John Sound / Video Devon Flatla/Emmalyn Elgersma Ushers John & Charlotte Dyck / Leona Ferguson/Anne McMahon Communion Prep Doris Bachand Scripture Readings: 1 Kings 19:1-8 Ephesians 4:17-5:2

August 16 10:00 am Acolyte Reid Musgrove

Lector Rebecca Quickfall Storyteller Maggie Theiss

Sound / Video Ryan Summach / Joel Musgrove Ushers Gordon & Wendy Frank / Rudy & Jean Peltzer Scripture Readings: Joshua 24:1-2a, 14-18 Ephesians 5:6-21

August 23 10:00 am Acolyte Brianna Nolan

Lector Garnet Altwasser Storyteller Jeanie Culligan

Sound / Video Ian Altwasser / Emmalyn Elgersma Ushers Ralph & Patty Schnieder / Betty Stica / Enid Stewart Scripture Readings: Isaiah 29:11-19 Ephesians 5:22-33

August 09 10:00 am with Communion Acolyte Nathan Engel Lector Erin Storch Storyteller Pastor John Sound / Video Devon Flatla / Emmalyn Elgersma Ushers John & Charlotte Dyck / Leona Ferguson/Anne McMahon Communion Prep Debbie Berg Scripture Readings: 1 Kings 19:1-8/Ephsians 4:17-5:2

~ July 2015 ~

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Communion Sundays July 5 July 19

1 Canada day – Office closed

2 Pastor John day off 8:00 pm AA / Alanon

3 6:00 pm Wedding Rehearsal

4 1:00 pm Wedding @ Trinity

5

9:00 am Youth & Adult Study 10:00 am Worship

6

9:00 am – noon VBS

7

9:00 am – noon VBS 8:00 pm AA

8 9:00 am – noon VBS

9 9:00 am – noon VBS 6:30 pm VBS Parent Night 8:00 pm AA / Alanon

10 9:00 am – noon VBS 3:00 pm Wedding Rehearsal

11

3:00 pm Wedding @ Trinity

12

No Youth & Adult Study 10:00 am Worship Youth leave after Worship for the Passion Play in Drumheller

13

Pastor John & Maggie day off

14

Pastor John & Maggie day off 8:00 pm AA

15 9:00 am Staff meeting 2:00 pm Bible Study @ Newbrook lodge 7:00 pm Deacon’s meeting

16 9:15 Communion @ Newbrook lodge 8:00 pm AA / Alanon

17 6:00 pm Youth Movie Night

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19 9:00 am Youth & Adult Study 10:00 am Worship

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21

7:00 pm Council meeting 8:00 pm AA

22 9:00 am Staff meeting

23 8:00 pm AA / Alanon

24 5:30 pm Wedding Rehearsal @ Evergreen Park 6:00 pm Youth Movie Night

25

2:00 pm Wedding @ Evergreen Park

26

9:00 am Youth & Adult Study 10:00 am Worship 2:00 pm Pastor John @ Iddesleigh

27

Pastor John day off

28

Pastor John day off

29 Pastor John & Maggie holidays until August 23

30

31 Notes:

~ August 2015 ~

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Communion Sundays August 9 August 30

1 Pastor John & Maggie holidays

2

Pastor John & Maggie holidays 10:00 am Worship

3

Civic Holiday – Office closed

4

8:00 pm AA

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7

8

9

Pastor John & Maggie holidays 10:00 am Worship Noon - Youth Enjoy the Beach thing

10

11

8:00 pm AA

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14

15

16 Pastor John & Maggie holidays 10:00 am Worship

17

18

7:00 pm Council meeting 8:00 pm AA

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21

22

11:00 – 5:00 Birthday Party

23

Pastor John holidays 10:00 am Worship

Youth End of Summer Thing

24

Pastor John holidays

25

Pastor John holidays 8:00 pm AA

26 2:00 pm Bible Study @ Newbrook Lodge

27 6:30 pm Worship @ Long-term Care - BHC 8:00 pm AA / Alanon

28 Pastor John & Maggie day off

29 Pastor John & Maggie day off

30 10:00 am Worship 2:00 pm Pastor John @ Iddesleigh

31 Notes:

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