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June 2019

The Visitor

Volume 2019 Issue 06 415 S. Pine St. Spartanburg SC 29302 Phone-(864)583-8167/Fax-(864)583-4025 Website: www.stjohns-spartanburg.org

Meet Our New Associate Pastor

Our new Associate Pastor, Erin Morris, is coming to town on Sunday, June 2nd. She will be observing both services as well as our Sunday School classes. Please come and welcome Erin to our congregation. She will not be joining St. John’s as a Pastor until July, so this is your opportunity to meet her early and let her know how much we look forward to having her in our St. John’s family.

Pentecost Sunday

Please join us on June 9th for Pentecost Sunday (wear RED!) for our Pentecost celebration with beautiful RED geraniums. We will also celebrate our Confirmands as they finish their course of study and become full members of the church. They will be introduced at the end of the 9:00am service and will participate in the rite of confirmation during the 11:00am service. We are so proud of: Abby Carson, Addison Dingman, Lauren Cutshall, Matthew Mills and Makenna Carothers. Congratulations!

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2019 SC Synod Assembly Spartanburg Marriott

May 30 - June 1, 2019

About Our Assembly

2019 is the Thirty Second Assembly of the South Carolina Synod – ELCA and the 194th meeting of the

Lutheran Church in South Carolina. The 2019 Assembly will include several items of business for our

consideration, including the election of a Vice

President for Synod Council using the

Ecclesiastical process and the presentation of

Nominations for other various offices and

committees.

At this Assembly we will also look forward to

welcoming our Companions from the Japanese

Evangelical Lutheran Church as our guests. We

plan to share in Worship, Bible Conversations,

Mission Moments, and a Keynote Presentation. We

will sing together at Beer & Hymns. We will work

together at Lunch & Learn when we consider the

upcoming ELCA vote on Ordination as the

entrance Rite for Deacons, and at Dinner when we

will consider the needs of the South Carolina

Synod as we approach the election of a new Bishop

in 2020.

We have two Special Focus times planned for this

Assembly. Friday afternoon everyone will have an opportunity to watch a movie together and join in

discussion about being good neighbors. Saturday morning attendees will be able to attend two

workshops on Resourcing Congregations.

We have a lot to accomplish in the work of our Lord here in the South Carolina Synod, and we truly

enjoy being together to do this. We hope you will join in with us as we seek to join God in the

Neighborhood.

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St. John’s Committee Meetings in June Christian Education 2nd Sunday 12:30pm PLC Conference Room Finance 2nd Sunday 4:00pm Downstairs Conference Room Health Ministry 1st Sunday 4:00pm PLC Conference Room Social Ministry 2nd Sunday 3:00pm PLC Senior Room Worship & Music 2nd Tuesday 5:15pm PLC Conference Room Youth Ministry 1st Sunday 12:30pm PLC Youth Room Note: Evangelism, Com/Tech, Stewardship, Fellowship, Property meetings called as needed.

A note from Pastor Emeritus Lineberger : I wish to thank all those who made my 90th birthday so special on February 16th. It was a high point in my life since October 1963 when I came to be St. John's Pastor.

Health Ministry

--Camp and Sports Physicals were done by Dr.Chris McCarthy and volunteers Joanne Kopchik, Judy Drake, Patty Culbreath, and Kitty Hagglund on Monday evening, May 20th at the Church. Many thanks to Dr. Chris for volunteering his time! We had 33 people attend! --Flu Shots may be offered at St. John’s by a local pharmacist on Sundays between services! If we can get enough interest it will be sometime during the months of October or November. The pharmacy would take care of not only giving the injections, but filing insurance or Medicare. We need a rough headcount no later than June 15th so that the pharmacy knows how many vaccines to order. Please contact Judy Drake at 864-237-8167 if you are interested in this. When calling, please specify your age (there is a different vaccine for seniors).

Congratulations St. John’s on a successful Blood Sunday on May 19. We had 26 donors from St. John’s! These donations stay in our community for those who need it. Each pint can be divided into 3 separate components as packed red blood cells, plasma and platelets so each pint can help more than 26 patients. Also a big THANK YOU to all who gave, as well as, the first time teen givers – Hannah Weber, Will Hendley and Nathan Shackelford. Our Church will receive $20.00 a pint from Blood Connections which will go for a good cause.

- Health Ministry

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WELCA - NEWS of the Women of the ELCA

Circle 2 June 10 - Mon - 2pm Leader: Jean Spearman Hostess: Rubye Dellinger, Sharon Fulk Circle 3 June 05 – No Meeting Circle 4 June 17 – No Meeting Circle 5 June 06 – Thurs. - 6:00pm at Cribb’s Restaurant Leader: Kitty Hagglund WELCA Board Meeting - Tuesday, June 18th, 5:15pm

2019 Women of the ELCA Officers President Judy Lybrand President-Elect Kitty Hagglund Secretary Helen Collier Treasurer Rachel Wall Mission Committee Chairs Action Kathie McKenzie Growth Dana Homan Community Nan Phillips

If you have any questions about joining a circle and want to know more about WELCA, please call Kitty Hagglund at 574-0895

Women of St. John's

ROYALTY FOR A DAY

The Saint John’s Women of the ELCA invite all women and girls of our

congregation—and their female friends and family—to attend our

upcoming event, ROYALTY FOR A DAY. On Thursday evening, June

20, at 6:30 p.m., we are having “High Tea” in the PLC.

Our Guests of Honor will be the members of the former Circle One. We

also are featuring a “Princess Table” for elementary-school age girls. If

you’re in a mood to dress up, we’d love to see you in your lace and hats or

“fascinators”…but come as you like, we simply hope to see you there.

Tina Nichols is preparing a special English meal for us all. Please register

after either service on June 2 or June 9—only $10 per adult, $5 per

“princess”. As an outreach project, we are collecting toiletries for Greater

Spartanburg Ministries, so please bring an item to share. Come enjoy

shepherd’s pie, scones, a variety of teas, and much more!

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Are you enjoying Fellowship during meals at church, events at church and coffee hour? Please come and help by volunteering at these events. Sign-up charts for coffee hour are on the boards in the PLC and Fellowship Hall. Do you want to be part of the Fellowship Committee or have questions? If so please contact Conny Linder at (864) 921-0615 or connylinder@msn.com. Anyone can sign up plus it is a great way to share! Let me know if you are interested in learning how to use the

equipment in our kitchens. Thank you!

Wednesday Prayer Services continue this summer. This will be an opportunity for members to pray for each other every Wednesday from 12:15-1:00pm in the nave. This will run from May 29th – August 28th. Our regular Wednesday schedule will resume on September 4th. During this summer prayer experience there will be soft music playing in the background as participants will take a prayer guide that will help them pray for St. John’s, pray for the needs of others as the Holy Spirit leads, and reflect upon what God is saying to each person. There will be pages dedicated to embracing

A.C.T.S. (Adoration/Praise, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication/Intercession). There will also be a sheet containing those members and friends on our church’s prayer list and an opportunity for each participant to lift up prayers for themselves. This will be a self-led prayerful experience and open to everyone. Please make plans to at least try this unique opportunity to deepen your relationship with God. At 11am there will be a Bible Study in the PLC conference room led by Leslie Connor and John Scherberger.

St. John’s Lutheran Church – Parish Life Center (PLC)

Fitness Dance Every Tuesday from 6:00 pm until 7:00 pm

No Charge – Just Fun – Good for your Health

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Summer Sunday Fundays begin June 23rd

“Summer Sunday Fundays” for children begins June 23rd. We have a need for leadership on these Sundays. If you feel a call to serve in this way and share with children your interests, hobbies or anything related to your occupation, please contact Erica McCarthy at trunkoftheseas@gmail.com or 541-7897 to arrange for your 1-hour Sunday to do this! It is a lot of fun, and a Bible story is always incorporated into the theme of your choosing. It was well-attended last summer and children have been excited for it to happen again!

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION CELEBRATED

First Holy Communion occurred on Mother’s Day this year during the traditional service with 7 of our St. John’s children and it was an exciting day of celebration! Congratulations Christopher Depra, Carter McCarthy, Hannah McCarthy, Megan Merkel, Emily Merkel, Wyatt Nestlen, and Dylan Park.

Let’s go to the ballgame at Fluor Field on July 5th, 2019 vs. Charleston starting at 7:05 pm. For details, please contact Doug Kurz (256-476-6043) by June 15th if you are interested in going. There is limited space on the bus.

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Camp Timothy ~ June 17th - June 21st ~ 9am-12noon (REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED!)

There are still openings for VOLUNTEERS to help during the week. Please contact Leslie Connor or a member of Christian Education if you can help!

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YOUTH NEWS

JUNE LCY EVENTS

June 2nd – Meet & Greet with Pastor Erin. Meet Pastor Erin during one of the coffee hours.

June 17th to 21st – VBS – Be a part of the fun and help out with VBS.

June 26th & 27th – Mobile Food Pantry – Join us starting at 9 am on Wednesday 26th with LCY activities in the morning and lunch. Then back to the church to help unload and pack food for the Mobile Food Pantry. On Thursday we start at 8:30 am with the Mobile Food Pantry. Once completed, we will be off to lunch and afternoon fun.

Youth Summer Activities Youth, here is your chance to plan our summer activities! Youth Ministry Committee would like to hear your ideas of what you want to do this summer. Service ideas that have been suggested are Hub City Urban Farm, Spartanburg Animal Shelter, Greater Spartanburg Ministries and SPACE – Cottonwood Trail. Fun activities ideas include white water rafting, water park, Carowinds or other park and Big Air. We want to hear your ideas. Text to 864-590-5191 or email to ricksprang@att.net.

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BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY MAY 19th, 2019

COLLEGE

HOLLY DEAL – University of South Carolina – Upstate - Holly graduated from Upstate Magna Cum Laude. She graduated with a major in Communications and a concentration in Public Relations. She is a member of the Lambda Pi Eta Communications Honors Society, and achieved a 4.0 GPA her last semester. During her time at USC Upstate, she sang in the jazz combination music group, studied abroad in Germany taking part in a German intensive language curriculum, and interned as the Corporate Communications Intern at BMW Manufacturing Company in Greer, South Carolina. Holly was also awarded the Magellan Research Grant from the University of South Carolina Columbia campus for her study of Southern minority women’s experiences of sexual harassment in the workplace. Following graduating from Upstate, Holly will attend graduate school at Clemson University in the Communication, Technology, and Society program on a teaching assistantship scholarship. Her father is Mark Deal and her grandmother is Frankie Deal. NOAH DEAL – Spartanburg Methodist College – Noah graduated from Spartanburg Methodist College with an Associate in the Arts. He was in every production at SMC in his two years there, a total of 6 shows in all. He is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Psi Beta Honor Societies. He plans on continuing his education to get his bachelors degree, but hasn’t decided on which school just yet. His father is Mark Deal and his grandmother is Frankie Deal. HIGH SCHOOL

CONNOR CAROTHERS – Boiling Springs High School - Connor graduated from Boiling Springs High School. Connor has many interests and ideas, so he hasn’t decided yet where he will continue his education yet or how soon that will happen. Connor is the son of Bryan and Kristy Carothers.

LOGAN CONNOR – Palmetto Homeschool Association - Logan graduated from Palmetto Homeschool Association with high honors. He was a member of the Eastside Homeschool Co-Op during his Middle and High School years. He has also earned 35 hours of college credit from University of South Carolina at Union. He will be attending Lenoir-Rhyne University and has been accepted to L-R's teaching scholars program. He is majoring in history. He plans to earn his master's degree in history and go on to teach on the collegiate level. Logan has served as a sound tech for the Contemporary Service for several years. He has also been active in St John’s LCY, has served as the Youth representative to Church Council and was part of the South Carolina LCY officers and representatives this year.

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HARRISON HOMAN – James F Byrnes High School – Harrison graduated Byrnes High School as an AP Scholar, Scholar Athlete, with a GPA of 4.50. In 2017, he won First Place in the Regional Science Fair, named an International Science and Engineering Finalist and was sent to represent SC in the International Science Fair held in California. In 2018, he was selected to attend Palmetto Boys State at Anderson University. He has played the trumpet for 6 years and was a member of The Rebel Regiment Marching Band. He joined the high school swim team for his senior year and was awarded for maintaining the highest GPA on the team. He has competed on the high school track team for 4 years, primarily as a Pole Vaulter, where this season he took 2nd in county championship, took 3rd at Regionals and successfully tied the record for the highest jump at Byrnes High School of 12’6”, helping Byrnes become first time State Champions this year. He has been a leader in our Crucifer and Acolyte Service Team for 8 years and active in St John’s LCY for 7 years. He has been awarded The Palmetto Life Scholarship. He has also won a scholarship from the SC State Fair, a Scholarship from the Rotary Club of Spartan West, and a Garnet Scholars Award from The University of South Carolina. Harrison will attend The University of South Carolina in the fall, where he will pursue a degree in Nursing with the goal of one day becoming a Nurse Practitioner or a Nurse Anesthetist.

HANNAH WEBER – Paul M Dorman High School - Hannah graduated Dorman High School. Hannah has been swimming on a club team since she was 9 and been on Dorman’s varsity team since the 7th grade. She will attend Providence College in Rhode Island and has been admitted into their honors college program. She will major in biology and minor in math. At Providence, she will become a member of their women’s varsity swim team. After college she plans to attend medical school and hopes to become a nurse or pediatrician.

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Social Ministry The Social Ministry Committee meets at 3:00 p.m. on the second Sunday of each month in the

PLC Senior Room. Please join us if you are interested in participating in community outreach.

MOBILE FOOD PANTRY coming Wednesday, June 26th & Thursday, June 27th! St.

John's will partner with Total Ministries Mobile Food Pantry to provide much needed food to families in our area. WE NEED YOUR HELP!! Please put this date on your calendars. Sign-up sheets will be at various locations around the church as the date approaches. Volunteers are needed to organize, pack, and hand out the food bags. Let's have another successful event and feed a hungry Spartanburg!

Social Ministry is now collecting Education Box Tops for donation to the McCarthy Teszler School so the school can obtain needed supplies. You can place those box tops in the small plastic sandwich bag on the bulletin board on the wall in the Fellowship Hall. Thanks!

BINGO at Mountainview Nursing Home happens at 6:30 p.m. the second Thursday of each month, when 16-20 residents come to play and win prizes, so there is a need for bingo prize items such as body wash, cologne, stretch bracelets, lap blankets, jewelry, large print word search books, just to name a few suggestions. You'll find a complete list of suitable items on the bulletin board near the bingo collection box in the Fellowship Hall. Any church member can come to Mountainview

on a bingo night and join Social Ministry in assisting residents with their bingo buttons and cards. Contact Luann Bryant or Brenda Ellison if you'd like to help.

Backpack Buddies is a ministry with a continuing need for food supplies for weekend meals for school children in need. Check out the list of items you can donate for these children. It is posted on the Social Ministry bulletin board in the Fellowship Hall. The green collection bin for Backpack Buddies is in the hallway near our church office. .

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PRAYER REQUESTS: Members who are ill:

Pat Blossom Calvin Bridges Brad Bauss Marshall 'Bull' Ashley Chris Wright Donna Sheridan Gloria Massey Roberta Mileski

Family and Friends of Members: Fern Michaud, friend of Jean Spearman Bernie England, friend of Frankie Deal Norma Miley, sister of John Miley Hal Lee, neighbor of Linda Revels Luanne Whitmire, mother of Stephanie Lageman Tammy Brown, friend of Doug & Sue Kurz Jeff Rousey, husband of Andrea Rousey Judy Jarrett, sister-in-law of Hervie Thomas Lamar Harper, friend of Hervie Thomas Bob & Lisa Isenhower, former members of St. John's Reggie Hill, son-in-law of Jane Gantt Celeste & Dave Denecke, niece and nephew of Peg & Jim Milligan Nyla Bartels, former member of St. John's Wanda Burch, friend of Julia Fuchs Anne Hannah, friend of the Bernstein family Jason Bayer, family friend of Les MacBay Micajah Owens, granddaughter of Jeff & Andrea Rousey Jeff Harkins, nephew-in-law of Jeff & Andrea Rousey Heather K. Cassidy, friend of Andrea Rousey Ray Koon, brother of Martha K. Brown Adam Rogers & his family, friends of Carol Lipscomb Rebecca Carson, aunt of Patrick Boyd Carl & Lana Chichester, parents of Tricia Boyd Mason Fain, grandson of Libby Fain McKinnon Galloway, niece of Jack & June Miley

Members and Friends confined to Home or Health Care: Ruby Horton, Jo Tiner, Betty Walker, Joyce Chaffey, Virginia Wyse, Gloria Massey, Frances McGill, Martha Williams, John & Pat Blossom, and Freddie Wilson

Members and Friends serving in the military: Matthew Thomas, Ryan Dohse, John Newman, Daniel Linder, Jacob Fischer, Chris Brown, Anthony McCormack, Cynthia Johnson, John Jacobson, Jr., Travis Albright, Robert Kurz, and Ike Weber.

Prayers for our neighbors, council, & staff. Prayers for our new Associate Pastor Erin Morris.

May Attendance Record Worship Average:

9am Contemporary – 89 11am Traditional - 152

12:15pm Wednesday – 21

FINANCIAL MONTHLY REPORT:

General Fund Spending Plan as of April 30, 2019 General Fund Spending Plan and Actual Expenditures

includes $7,000 transferred to reserve accounts.

Spending Plan Actual Expenditures Giving To Date

$57,245.00 $38,418.00 $39,421.00

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Privileged to Serve in June

Tradition Service – Nave

CONTEMPORARY SERVICE - PARISH LIFE CENTER CONTEMPORARY SERVICE VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR - PATTY CULBREATH

ALTAR GUILD REFRESHMENT SET-UP & CLEAN-UP Patty Culbreath, Janine Wagner, Please sign up on the Service Bulletin Board Joanne Kopchik, and Roberta Mileski. Audio/Visual Attendance Recording Matt Cutshall, Chris Towe, Logan Connor Patty Culbreath & Rick Sprang

Worship Space Preparation Patty Culbreath & Allen Mabry

COUNCIL GREETERS/COMMUNION ASSISTANTS Judy Drake & Larry White CD DELIVERY 02 Bob and Cheryl Pettis 09 John and Ann Burger 16 Kent and Helen Collier 23 Harrell Connelly 30 Dick and Lori Conn Nursery Attendants 10:00am 11:00am 02 Stephanie Hujik Ineka Pitt 09 Mary Helen Wessinger Page Lawrence 16 TBA Leslie Connor 23 Stephanie Lageman Leslie Connor 30 Leslie Connor TBA Altar Guild Doug & Sue Kurz Attendance Recording Pew Pocket Stuffer Beth Cutshall

LECTORS 02 WILLIAM SCHRIVER 09 GIL BULMAN 16 GIL BULMAN 23 DARYL JONES 30 DARYL JONES USHERS Dave Dempsey, Matthew Brock, Patty Culbreath, Kent Collier CRUCIFER ACOLYTE 02 Emma Hospodar Lauren Cutshall 09 Lukas Mezger Emma Hospodar Torch 1 Andrew Hospodar Torch 2 Matthew Jones Banner Harrison Homan Bible Carson Homan 16 Grace Geddis 23 Matthew Mills 30 Will Hendley COFFEE 02 Circle 3 09 Christian Education Committee 16 Circle 5 23 Circle 2 30

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JUNE 2019 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 SC Synod Assembly Spartanburg Marriott 7am SC LMM Breakfast PLC

2 7th Sunday of Easter 9am Contemporary 10am Sunday School* Start of Children's Summer SS 11am Traditional 12:30pm Youth Min. 4pm Health Ministry

3 5:30pm Executive Committee

4 8:30am Men-A-Plenty 10:30am Staff Meeting 6:00pm Fitness Dance 6:30pm Cub Scouts 7:00pm Boy Scouts

5 11:00 Bible Study PLC Conf Rm 12:15 Prayer Service Naive

6 6:00pm Circle 5 at Cribb’s

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9 Day of Pentecost/ Confirmation 9am Contemporary 10am Sunday School 11am Traditional 12:30pm Christian Ed - PLC CR 3pm Social Ministry Senior Room 4pm Finance Ministry

10 2pm Circle 2 7pm Council Meeting

11 8:30am Men-A-Plenty 10:30am Staff Meeting 5:15pm Worship/Music- PLC CR 6:00pm Fitness Dance 6:30pm Cub Scouts 7:00pm Boy Scouts

12 11:00 Bible Study PLC Conf Rm 12:15 Prayer Service Naive

13 6:30pm Bingo - Mountainview Nursing Home 7pm NAMI 1pm PEP Meeting - PLC CR

14 8 PM AA Meeting - FH

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116 Holy Trinity/ Father's Day 9am Contemporary 10am Sunday School 11am Traditional

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118 8:30am Men-A-Plenty 10:30am Staff Meeting 5:15pm WELCA Board Mtg PLC CR 6:00pm Fitness Dance 6:30pm Cub Scouts 7:00pm Boy Scouts

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11:00 Bible Study PLC Conf Rm 12:15 Prayer Service

Naive

220 L 6:30pm Royalty for a Day - PLC

221 8 PM AA Meeting - FH

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23 2nd Sunday of Pentecost

9am Contemporary

10am Sunday School 11am Traditional

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225 8:30am Men-A-Plenty 10:30am Staff Meeting 6:00pm Fitness Dance 6:30pm Cub Scouts 7:00pm Boy Scouts

226 11:00 Bible Study PLC Conf Rm 12:15 Prayer Service

Naive Mobile Food Pantry 7:30 am - 5 pm Entire PLC

227 Mobile Food Pantry 7:30 am - 5 pm Entire PLC

228 8 PM AA Meeting - FH

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330 3rd Sunday of Pentecost 9am Contemporary 10am Sunday School 11am Traditional

Camp Timothy – Vacation Bible School

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6/1 Jackie Jacobson Chris Sigmon Aksel Wagner

6/7 Noah Deal Edwina Otto

6/12 Martha Brown Jane Clemmer Bill Hunsinger Wolfgang Otto Judy Psillas

6/18 Cheryl Cantrell Carolyn Metz Kendra Mills

6/25 Ashlyn Godfrey Tanya Hindman Daniel Linder

6/2 Carson Brock

6/8 Christian Earnhardt

6/13 Barb Key

6/19 Patricia Mohrmann Michaela Shelley

6/26 Bill Altman Jr. Roger Shealy

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6/9 Bryan Carothers Michelle Jackson Jackie Linder Donald Scott Barbara Thomas

6/14 Deborah MacPhail

6/21 Richard Ingram Sr. Carol Nichols

6/27 Nan Phillips Travis Schriver

6/5 Elizabeth Bogdan

6/10 Harrell Connelly

6/15 Kathryn Lee

6/22 Micah Galli Joan Powell

6/6 Sue Kurz Tammy Merkel

6/11 Marlene Donna Alexandra McCormack Mary Helen Wessinger

6/17 Laura Johnson Charlie Powell

6/23 Elise Deaton Cheryl Rudisill

SOUP KITCHEN SERVANT TEAMS

St. John’s has teams of persons serving at the Spartanburg Soup Kitchen on Forest Avenue, Fridays from 10:00am until 12:30pm assisting with food preparation and serving, straightening up food storage, stocking shelves, helping in the “children’s room,” cleaning up, etc. We are in need of more volunteers. If you want to spend a rewarding 2 hours helping prepare food to serve some hungry folks, please contact any of the soup kitchen servants listed below.

JUNE 07 JUNE 14 JUNE 21 Bob & Cheryl Pettis Linda Turner Brenda Ellison

Kathie McKenzie Robin Hunsinger John Dennis Kitty Hagglund Gisela Mezger Ed & Jacquie Maidel

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June 2019

The Visitor

OUR WORSHIP SCHEDULE

SUNDAY 9:00AM

CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP 10:00AM

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CLASSES 11:00AM

TRADITIONAL WORSHIP

WEDNESDAY WORSHIP 11:00AM

BIBLE STUDY 12:15PM

PRAYER EXPERIENCE

Congregation Council

Serving Through 2019 GIL BULMAN, COUNCIL PRESIDENT

LARRY WHITE, FINANCIAL SECRETARY CONNY LINDER - FELLOWSHIP

BRENDA ELLISON - SOCIAL MINISTRY

Serving Through 2020 NAN DEMPSEY - WORSHIP & MUSIC

BENJI MILLS - CHRISTIAN EDUCATION JUDY DRAKE - HEALTH MINISTRY

RICK SPRANG - YOUTH MINISTRY/VP

Serving Through 2021 ROBERT BARNES - STEWARDSHIP MINISTRY

ALEXANDRA MCCORMACK - SEC/COM & TECH EDWINA OTTO - EVANGELISM MINISTRY

BOB SCHERER - PROPERTY

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION:

PASTOR MIKE SHACKELFORD C - 864-612-3255 Email: mtshack@gmail.com FRANKIE DEAL, Traditional Music Director/Organist C - 864-978-7815 Email: frankiewdeal@gmail.com MARTIN AIGNER, Chancel Choir Director C - 864-415-0225 Email: martin.aigner@att.net CHRIS SIGMON, Contemporary Music Leader C- 864-706-0317 Email: chrissigmon@charter.net CHIP HICKS, Sexton C - 864-978-0849 Email: chipmanager@bellsouth.net

Parish Secretary C - 864-583-816 7 Email: sjlcsec@gmail.com