St. Peter’s Lutheran Church

Together, BOLDLYBOLDLYBOLDLYBOLDLY living and sharing God’s grace with all.

1803 Hwy 1431 W

Marble Falls, TX 78654

830 693-2253

lutheran@splcmf.org

www.splcmf.org

HOLY COMMUNION

8:15 & 10:45 am

Sunday School—9:30

Cover Stories Pg. 1

Pastors & Stewardship Pg. 2

Parish News Pg. 3

Bible Studies Pg. 4

School News Pg. 5

Youtherans Pg. 6

Calendar & Schedules Insert

Confirmation & SPLATLife Pg. 7

Church News & Events Pg. 8

Church & Community Pg. 9

Our Church & Beyond Pg.10

Council Report Pg.11

SPLC Directory Pg.12

In this Issue:

“In God we live, move and exist.” - Acts 17:28

VBS theme verse

ANDANDANDAND Sunday, July 12th

11:45 am

in the Sanctuary

Come to the meeting for updates on St. Peter’s mission, ministry, financials, and worship. Stay for fellowship, food and ice cream afterwards!

Please see page 4 for more information.

July 2015

Still REGISTERING for

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

July 6th—10th, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm 4Yr. Olds through incoming 6th Graders

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“Religion is like a beach. Religion is like a beach. Religion is like a beach. Religion is like a beach. We can dig in the sand to see if we can find buried meanings beneath the surface.

We can build castles called cathedrals or temples or mosques, but in the end they will all be washed away by

the tides of time. We can go out into the deep waters of thought, but never too far alone for fear of losing

ourselves in an ocean far bigger than we can ever imagine. We can have fun or we can get red in the face.”

- Climbing Stairs of Sunlight by Steven Charleston

I was struck by this metaphor as I read my daily devotional from a book given to me by some St. Peter’s members. It almost reads like one of Jesus’ parables, especially those that begin: the kingdom of God is like… Here, Charleston proposes something a bit more familiar and perhaps much closer to our grasping, religion is like a beach… As our family is preparing for our annual trip to the beach it resonated with me in many ways. We like to see if we can dig a whole to the other side of the world, but don’t usually make it more than a foot. We like building sandcastles and returning the next day to see if they’re still around (usually not). Some of us like to ride the waves; others prefer to bob peacefully up and down. We always have fun and sometimes get various shades of red in the face too. But of course, Charleston is talking about more than the beach. Charleston is talking about the beach but also talking about our faith. His words resonate for me there too. I think the part that resonated with me the most this week was “we can have fun or we can get red in the face.” Often in the church we get a little too uptight and take ourselves far too seriously. One thing I’ve always appreciated about St. Peter’s is that it’s a congregation unafraid of fun. We know that our mission and ministry is serious work, but this doesn’t mean we can’t have fun doing it. For some years the mission we co-founded, Spirit in the Hills, in Spicewood (now a full-fledge congregation) ended its worship “Go in peace. Serve the Lord” as many Lutheran churches do, but the response was something a little different. Instead of “Thanks be to God” for the response, the congregation would joyfully shout, “And have FUN doing it!” Perhaps summertime is a good time to remember that serving the Lord can be and should be FUN. Case in point: our semi-annual meeting and I Scream, You Scream, We ALL Scream for Ice Cream Social on July 12th. Religion is like a beach. Which part of Charleston’s metaphor resonated with you? Share your thoughts with me this month – stop me on a Sunday, give me a call, post it on Facebook, or send me an email.

- Go in peace. Serve the Lord. And have FUN doing it! Pastor Casey

stewardship

In May, Nick Bohmann talked about our youth getting more engaged in our church, and how they may well be our church’s next generation of leadership. This month I’d like to bring to the forefront how our children can get a special opportunity to grow as people, as members of our congregation, and as members of our community. The Junior High youth just returned from a trip to Rainbow Trail Lutheran Camp in Colorado and this month the SPLAT youth will be attending the ELCA National Youth Gathering in Detroit. Both trips offer more than the exposure to growth through Bible studies and activities; they will allow each person to meet new friends while developing their understanding of faith. This is a huge opportunity for all involved. By being able to discuss things with others of their age that have grown up in a different state or way of life, you get to broaden how you view things when you’re learning. Mark Twain said “Travel is fatal to preju-dice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness.” This wider view of the world and how one can participate in improving it will open up doors that might otherwise never have been available and allow each one of our youth to learn more, and be more, than they thought possible. You can’t help but wonder what great things can come from these trips. What growth can occur in the

faith of those who attend?!

- - Steve Wurfel

A Word from the Pastor

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Parish News Family and Friends of Jonathan Fritz

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Family and Friends of Patrick Walsh † † † † †

Family and Friends of Florence Scott † † † † †

Family and Friends of Terry Turner

In Our Prayers Harold Brueckner Laverne Pullin Linda Williams Shirley Wates Don Wilde Sandi Gantz Bobby Norred Mary Posey Angie Atkinson

Joyce Schiber Don Holle Ron Burke Marc McKahan Max VanCleave Pat Taylor Ellen Ely Ron Thomas Vy Morrell JoAnn Mixon Greer Miller Jane Miller Vinnie & Chelsea Jeller and Baby Heston Mike Casey Adam Metry

Thank you to St. Peter’s Pastor Vanicek and Pastor Casey, I want to thank both you and the church for all the support given to me since the first day I walked into the church. You are a big part of my life. -Dex Bingham (scholarship recipient) Thank you for your endless support and the quilt, cross and the gift card. The church has been such a major part of my life. -Dex Bingham Thank you so very much for the honor of the scholarship. I love the church and have great memories of time in the congregation—that is gift enough to me. So, I am beyond grateful for your time and consideration. -Lilly Atkinson

Thank you so much for the quilt and the cross charm. -Cody Reitz St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Thank you so much for volunteering and providing the coping skills bags for the chil-dren who attend camp Phoenix. We are so grateful for your generous and continued support! The bags are used to teach about how to express yourself and to calm down when frustrated. The girls at our first weekend camp were over-joyed to see and write in their own journals. Thank you for making a difference.

Lindsey Humphrey, Phoenix Center Children’s Therapist and Camp Director Thank you to St. Peter’s for the wonderful gift certificate to the Long Center in Austin (in appreciation for website work.) We were able to use it to attend the season finale concert of the Conspirare Symphonic Choir “Great Big Choruses: From Broadway to Beethoven.” It was a beautiful and spiritual experience of music and we are deeply appreciative of your generous gift. -Bill & Chris Bussell Thank you for the baptismal anniversary card and gift card. -Brecken Casey Thank you for the prayer blanket from the Hands of Grace Bible Study. I really appreciate being remembered and think of those who spent their time creating this blanket with warm thoughts. - Helen Lambert

. . . Dan Hanshaw for providing lawn care and flowerbed maintenance for over the last year and a half as a gift to the congregation. We have been blessed by his gifts and generosity. . . . Jan Starkey, Janice Estill, Linda Kanewske and Carol Leighton for helping in the church office. . . . Larry Latshaw for trimming bushes and trees around the church buildings. . . . Allison Wurfel for keeping up with the church supplies and installing all the soap dispenser throughout the entire church.

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SUNDAYS: Adult Sunday School Class: Living the Questions continues through the summer. This class is an open-minded alternative to studies that attempt to give participants all the answers and instead strives to create an environment where participants can interact with one another in exploring what's next for Christianity. LtQ2 features thirty acclaimed scholars, theologians and other experts, such as Marcus Borg, Brian McLaren, and Barbara Rossing. Join us at 9:30am Sunday

mornings in Room 215 as we explore topics such as “Taking the Bible Seriously,” “Social Justice: Realizing God’s Vision,”

and “Practicing Resurrection.”

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Kingdom Seekers Class: Meets at 9:30am in room 212 each Sunday. Please join us as we explore various Bible topics and discuss our faith as it applies to current events. SPLAT Youth Sunday School: Meets Sundays at 9:30am at the SPLAT House for breakfast and sharing, prayer, Bible study, and growing in faith together. Youtherans: Meets Sundays at 9:30am in designated classrooms. MID-WEEK/Monthly Bible Studies:

H+'1. #" G*+4!: Concluded for the summer. Meets the second Monday of the month in room 212. 5:30pm – Work on Prayer Blankets; 6:00pm—Bible Study. Parents’ Morning Bible Study: Concluded for the summer. Please stay posted for summer fellowship opportunities. M!'’. BYOB&)$! S-/13: All men are invited. We meet the third Monday of the month at 7:00pm at Double Horn Brewing Co. W#0!'’. O'$3 W!!,$3 (WOW) B&)$! S-/13: Concluded for the summer. Meets weekly on Wednesday from 9:30-11:30 resuming in September. For more information, please contact Pastor Casey or Carol Moquist at 281-216-9344 or cjmoquist@gmail.com. Prayer Shawl Ministry: Will not meet during the summer months, but will resume in September on the third Tuesday of each month at 3:00pm in room 212 for fellowship, knitting and crocheting shawls. The shawls will then be blessed and distributed to the sick and elderly in our church and community. If you would like to be a part of this ministry, please contact Carol Moquist at 281-216-9344.

WELCA B&)$! S-/1&!.: The WELCA Quarterly meeting and the combined Women’s Bible study groups will meet on

Tuesday, July 14, at the Hidden Falls Restaurant (220 Meadowlakes Drive) at 11:30 am. Lunch will be served at noon.

Bible Study will be lead by Pastor Casey and will begin at about 12:45. All women of the church are invited to attend.

There are two choices for lunch. 1) A salad trio which includes chicken salad with fancy crackers, pasta salad, fruit

salad, a beverage and a fresh baked cookie. 2) A garden salad topped with grilled chicken breast with fresh fruit on

the side. A beverage and fresh baked cookie are also included. The cost of $15.00 includes gratuity. Please RSVP by

Thursday July 9, with your choice of Lunch number 1 or 2 to Arlis Schmidt at 210 326 7447 or redraider238w@aol.com.

Please join us for fun, fellowship and inspiration!

Bible Studies

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WHERE: WHERE: WHERE: WHERE: The Fellowship Hall

WHAT TO BRING:WHAT TO BRING:WHAT TO BRING:WHAT TO BRING:: Homemade or store-bought ice cream Various Ice cream toppings Finger sandwiches Fruit, Veggies and/or Chips

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SchoolSchoolSchoolSchool NEWs St. Peter’s Lutheran School

St. Peter's Lutheran School has been busy filling spots for the fall

semester. We are full in the Extended Learning and PreK class and have

only a few spots available for 3 year olds and Kindergarten. We will con-

tinue to register new students over the remainder of the summer. We are

looking forward to the new school year!

We have just finished our yearly training for all of the teachers, and we are thrilled to say

that we did it for FREE this year! We were able to HOST our first (hope to be annual) Serve

With Love Continuing Education Conference for local preschools. The conference was held over

the course of three days and provided educators 24 hours of required continuing education

hours. We want to THANK our wonderful presenters who volunteered their service: Stacy

Houy, Anna Womack, Belva Latshaw, Lindsay Pyle, Aaron Pyle, Dave Leighton, Sarah Garrett &

Lindsey Humphries (Phoenix Center), Cari Orts, Melissa Fletcher, Allyson Black, Pastor Casey,

Leslie Baty, and Tracy Knight. We also want to THANK some fabulous ladies within our

congregation for providing light breakfast and snacks for the attendees: Mayrean McDonough,

Jan Starkey, Jan Wilde, Jayne Schoonmaker, Carolyn Wessels, Kimberly Sandman, Elise Shirey,

Belva Latshaw, Carol Leighton, and Martha Lind.

The school continues to strive to be a ministry to families and the community! We thank our

congregation for supporting us in that mission!

All scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, so that everyone who belongs to God may be competent, equipped for every good work.

2 Timothy 3:16-17

Serve with Care

Continuing Education

Conference School staff that participated in the conference are: (l-r) Heather Levert, Jeannie Hanshaw, Tracy Knight, Belva Latshaw, Lindsay Pyle, and Anna Womack

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Youtherans

G-FORCE PARTICIPANTS & VOLUNTEERS

Items needed for VBS decorating and crafts:

* CD’s (New or Used) * Adult Tube Socks (NEW)

* Colored Poster Board * Colored Duct Tape

* Water/soda Bottle Caps * Paper Towel/Toilet Paper Rolls

* 2 1/2” diameter Colorful Ball Pit Balls (the plastic kind used in kid’s play gyms)

Please drop off items at the church office or leave in the container located in the narthex.

The VBS 11-1 Program !!!

This year the VBS committee is again requesting monetary donations to cover the cost of VBS

so it can continue to be offered free of charge for those in our community.

For every $12 donated, $11.00 will be used to sponsor one child for the week

and $1.00 will support our VBS service project, Blessings in a Backpack.

We will track the sponsorships in the narthex.

Checks can be made payable to St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, with “VBS” in the memo line.

Thank you for your support!

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July 19th – Giving-Force August 9th – Going-Force

Join us for our Summer Sunday School Series as we learn what it means to be part of God’s Team, the G-Force! Each month we will come together with God’s people of all ages for

fellowship, learning, and more as we grow, give, and go with God.

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SPLAT Life

St. Peter’s Lutheran Active Teens gather at the

SPLAT house on Sunday mornings for breakfast, games, fellowship, and prayer.

July 5th and July 12th at 9:30am in the SPLAT House

the NYG families will gather to do some trip planning and preparation.

What is SPLAT?

Confirmation News

Pictured: Front row: Tate Deering and Jaden Johnson Back row: Tyler Wooten, Rhiannon Patterson, Brody Magerkurth, Jake

Levert, Matthew Martin, Ellysa Zoeller, Amber Hibler, Abbey Hanshaw, and Tenley Holley. More camp photos on page 10.

NYG Trip—July 14—19

Detroit, Michigan

We have 17 youth attending this every-three-year event put

on by the ELCA, where over 30,000 youth gather in a major city

to be the body of Christ in that place for the life of others.

Reminder about the trip planning meetings on July 5th

and July 12th, 9:30am at the SPLAT House. Thank you to

our adult sponsors for the trip, Marci Johnson, Kimberley

Sandman, Craig Orton, and Pastor Vanicek.

Jr. High Camp at Rainbow Trail Lutheran Camp

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Book Club Join us for a continued study of

The Invention of Wings, Chapters 3-5

Monday, July27th at 2:00 PM

The historical novel is inspired by the historical figure of Sarah Grimke and written by Sue Monk Kidd, the author of The Mermaid Chair and The Secret Life of Bees. Here’s a bit about this story: Hetty “Handful” Grimke, an urban slave in early nineteenth century Charleston, yearns for life beyond the suffocating walls that enclose her within the wealthy Grimke household. The Grimke’s daughter, Sarah, has known from an early age she is meant to do something large in the world, but she is hemmed in by the limits imposed on women. Kidd’s sweeping novel is set in motion on Sarah’s eleventh birthday, when she is given ownership of ten year old Handful, who is to be her handmaid. We follow their remarkable journeys over the next thirty five years, as both strive for a life of their own, dramatically shaping each other’s destinies and forming a complex relationship marked by guilt, defiance, estrangement and the uneasy ways of love.

Church news & Events

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Please bring any variety of Please bring any variety of

summer salad and your choice summer salad and your choice

of beverage to share. of beverage to share.

RSVP to the evite that will RSVP to the evite that will

be sent out. be sent out.

Gal’s Night In Symphony

of Summer Salads

Mark your calendars for August 23rd !!!

St. Peter’s Rally Day Family Reunion

ONE Family of God—ONE Congregation—ONE Worship 9:30am Worship Service

Followed by p0tluck meal, fellowship, and carnival games!

Please bring a hot dish, side dish or dessert to share with our St. Peter’s family!

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Church & Community

Retiree Roundup Thursday, July 30th

11:00am in the Fellowship Hall

Bring an ingredient for the Salad Bar Lunch

“WHAT WE ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT MEMORY LOSS, BUT FORGOT TO ASK”

The speaker will be Dr. Ronald DeVere, Neurologist and Medical Director of the Alzheimer’s Disease and Memory Disorders Center in Lakeway.

RSVP by Sunday, July 26th on the sign-up sheet in the Narthex or by contacting Betty Matejowsky.

Meals on Wheels Cookie Project

Each month we will need 17 dozen cookies by

the 3rd Friday of the month! You can bring the cookies throughout the month,

just put them in the kitchen freezer marked

"Meals on Wheels"

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Please bring non-perishable and canned foods to the church throughout the month

and leave in the grocery basket located in the Narthex. The last Sunday of each month they will be collected and delivered to the

Helping Center for distribution.

The�Listening�Team�“Listening out to our church, community and beyond.”

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In our May meeting we listened UP with a devotion based Paul’s ministry in various ways and places (Acts 16 & 17). We considered: What can we learn from Paul’s experiences with sharing the good news of Jesus? We noticed his willingness to take risks, try different things, go to where people are. We also noticed that he often met opposition. We then discussed the following based on our listening OUT to our community: the community needs, neighborhood assets, God’s presence in the neighborhood, our gut feelings about the community, things we were curious about. As we finish our listening OUT process, we will begin preparations to listen IN to our St. Peter’s community. We look forward to sharing a little bit about both at our Semi-Annual meeting on July 12th. In the meantime, if you have an idea or question for the Listening Team please don’t hesitate to contact the members: Charlie Selman, Carol Moquist, Steve Reitz, Allyson Black, David Martin, Amanda Fancher, Samantha Shirey, Tait Johnson, Pastor Casey, Pastor Vanicek, and Dave Leighton. Please also remember to hold this group and the work we are doing in your prayers.

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Helping

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We are about to enter our fifth year of feeding hungry children in our area! $80 will feed a child for each weekend of the school year. If you'd like to sponsor a child in part or whole, please make your check payable to St. Peter's

Lutheran Church and put Blessings in a Backpack on the memo line. 100% of the money you donate will be used to purchase food for our local children.

If you'd like to volunteer, we have several opportunities! From as little as once a month to weekly, we'll find something for you to do!

Contact Anna Womack at aewomack@yahoo.com or call/text 325-423-4701.

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Our church and beyond

Living�Green�

St. Peter’s Green Team is for anyone interested in finding and sharing ways to care for God’s creation.

We seek to BOLDLY live and share God’s grace through reducing, reusing, and recycling.

Contact Pastor Vanicek if you would like to be part of our group! Team members are: Betty Matejowsky, Amanda Fancher, Jayne Schoonmaker, and Steve Wurfel.

July Green Tip: Run appliances such as clothes dryers and dishwashers at night to avoid peak energy rates and the humid heat they generate. Excess humidity is more than uncomfortable -- it can also be expensive, since air conditioners use extra energy to process the moisture. Consider joining PEC’s “Beat the Peak” program by reducing energy usage during peak hours (2pm - 6pm). St. Peter’s energy usage: June Energy usage: 6185kWh / $640.37 YTD energy usage: 42471 kWh / $4341.73

Through generous donations from our congregation, St. Peter’s was able to send a check in the amount of $845.00 to Upbring, for aid in the disaster response and clean-up efforts from the recent spring floods in our area. To learn more about Upbring, please visit www.upbring.org or the Southwest Texas Synod website at www.swtxsynod.org. R

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Camp Pictures

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Church Business St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Council Minutes

May 19, 2015

The Church Council meeting was called to order at 5:30 PM by Craig Magerkurth. Present at the meeting were Kimberly Sandman, Jerry Bostick, David Leighton, Richard Schroer, Pastor Casey, Craig Magerkurth, Brian Hicks, and Kathy Nobles.

Pastor Casey opened the meeting with a handout entitled What comes to mind when you think of “Together, BOLDLY living and sharing God's grace with all," and what does the word living mean. Discussion followed and Pastor Casey pointed the council to Genesis 2:7 where God breathed into Adam's nostril and man became a living being, and in Genesis 3:20, where Eve became the mother of “all living.” And in the New Testament in John 4:7-18, Jesus tells the Samaritan woman if you knew the gift of God and who it is that is saying to you "give me a drink" you would have asked him, and he would have given you living water to drink.

One correction to the minutes was made, that being the correct date was April 21, 2015, not April 19, 2015 as presented. A motion to accept the minutes as corrected was made by Bryan Hicks and seconded by Kathy Nobles. Motion Passed.

Dave Leighton gave the treasurer's report and stated that expenses were high due to the fact that the Lenten offerings were donated to the respective recipient Synod Assembly Offering (LSPS & LSSS). The average Sunday offering was very good, but the total Building in Faith receipts for the month were slightly less than needed to cover the mortgage payment. Dave has compiled graphs showing averages for monthly giving and monthly attendances. A short discussion relating to these graphs followed. Dick Schroer made a motion to accept the treasurer's report and Bryan Hicks seconded. Motion Passed.

SNOPP RQRSTNU: Pastor Casey gave her report and said that the pictures included with the report are the feature this month. There is much to celebrate and some to grieve: School is completed for the summer, some of our youth are graduating from high school are things to celebrate and several deaths of our members for grieving. Bibles were presented to 5 students on May 3 and the Blessing of the Graduates was held on May 10. The choir cantata was well received by a large attendance and offering. Pastor Vanicek was not in attendance at this meeting, and it was reported that he is busy planning the youth trips for this summer. 11 youth and 3 sponsors are attending the trip to Rainbow Trail Lutheran Camp and 17 youth and 4 sponsors attending the National Youth Gathering in Detroit. He also recently attend the Family Sea World Trip. The Children & Family Ministry Report was presented and one of the items discussed was "Youth Appreciation Sunday". The youth will cook and serve breakfast during Sunday School hour on May 24 as a thank you to all of St. Peter’s. All complete staff reports are available.

Business items up for discussion and passage were the following: 1. An AED (defibrillator) procurement was presented by Pastor Casey. A motion to purchase this item was made by Jerry Bostick and seconded by Bryan Hicks. Motion Passed. 2. Installation of a WebCam for increased security for the school hallway was presented by Pastor Casey. A motion to purchase this item was made not to exceed $350 and to split the cost with the school was made by Richard Schroer and seconded by Kathy Nobles. Motion Passed. 3. An honorarium for Sue Briner - July 19, 2015 preaching/presiding was presented by Pastor Casey. A motion to present her with a check for $250 was made by Jerry Bostick and seconded by Bryan Hicks. Motion Passed. 4. Richard Schroer presented 5 items that the Property Committee has been looking into. The Silver Sage in the parking lot and the creek area cleanup were discussed and it was determined that the committee should talk to Dan Hanshaw to see if he could do the cleanup and Bryan Hicks would talk to the city to see if they could help clean up the creek. The Eave painting job has been delayed because of all the rain but the painter reported that he should be able to do the job in mid-June. The Property Committee looked into purchasing an ice machine for the fellowship hall and decided the disadvantages far outweighed the advantages and scrubbed the idea. Carpet cleaning of the Offices and the Sanctuary is scheduled for the 27th of July.

Moments of Gratitude followed and the meeting was closed with the Lord's Prayer.

Faithfully Submitted, Richard Schroer

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Senior Pastor Rev. Danielle Moore Casey 830-693-2253 dmcasey@splcmf.org Associate Pastor Rev. Harold Vanicek 830-693-2253 hvanicek@splcmf.org Parish Ministry Associate Mary Posey posey@nctv.com Church Administrator Sharleen Reitz 830-693-2253 sharleen@splcmf.org Financial Treasurer David Leighton dave@splcmf.org Financial Secretaries Faith Trapp Marietta Williams Children & Family Ministry Cindy Struchen 830-693-2253 cstruchen@splcmf.org Director of Music Don Trapp 830-596-1325 dononmac@yahoo.com St. Peter’s School Tracy Knight, Director tracy@splcmf.org Women of the ELCA President Mary Posey posey@nctv.com Helping Center Representative Faith Trapp Council President Craig Magerkurth

Council Members Jerry Bostick Julie Causgrove, Vice President Judy Haverlah Bryan Hicks Kathy Nobles Kimberly Sandman Richard Schroer, Secretary Faith Trapp TEAM LEADERS: Endowment Dave Leighton Faith Trapp Craig Magerkurth Richard Schroer Evangelism Judy Haverlah Bryan Hicks Faith Formation Jerry Bostick Kimberly Sandman Fellowship Julie Causgrove Kathy Nobles Property Craig Magerkurth Richard Schroer Social Outreach Julie Causgrove Judy Haverlah Kathy Nobles Kimberly Sandman Stewardship Jerry Bostick Faith Trapp Dave Leighton Worship/Music Bryan Hicks Craig Magerkurth Worship Assistant Coordinator Jan Wilde