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April 2017

In the Gospel of Matthew, right

after the moment of what we fig-

ure was the resurrection of Jesus

(there was an earthquake), a de-

scending angel came and sat on

the stone. I guess it meant the

stone that had been rolled up

against the tomb where the Lord

had been laid. Had the earth-

quake dislodged the rock, or, did

angels from heaven move it? It

doesn’t really matter: the stone

was rolled away from the dank-

ness of death, opening the way of

the light and life of Jesus Christ!

For me, the fact that this particu-

lar angel actually sat upon the

stone was his way of proclaiming

victory over the darkness of sin

and loss. A wrestler who wins is

the one who ends on top; the

golfer who is at the zenith of the

leader board is the prizewinner;

the horse that wins the race is the

one who is triumphant. The angel

who sat on what had at first held

the Messiah of the world inside

(while He shared His victory with

hell itself), must have been

mighty proud of what God had

done that morning!

And so should we!

But first, we must face the passion

of this Messiah. We must contin-

ue through a few more weeks of

Lent, enter into Holy Week—

when the passion of Christ reach-

es a crescendo—and come to the

tableau we can only watch

through “proverbial” fingers as

we sense His dying moments up-

on the cross; the storm that thrust

itself upon the earth at the mo-

ment of Death; and, the slamming

of that same stone up against the

tomb where Christ was laid –

with the seal of the governor

placed upon it to secure its con-

tents. Death. Real Death.

And then – the light of an Easter

dawn, those rays of sun, those

rays of hope, that glisten above

the darkness and point the world

into a new creation, a fresh direc-

tion: everlasting life!

Come and see; my brothers and

sisters, come and read through

this newsletter and find those

ways that help us know the pas-

sion and sense the true joy of the

resurrection! Worship with us.

Study with us. The angels are sit-

ting on the stone—God has won

again. And He did it for you and

for me. We will rejoice!

Pastor Jim

Worship Schedule 9:00 am-Traditional Worship

10:00 am-Sunday School

11:00 am-Heartsong, Contemp.

Staff

Pastor Jim Nipper, Senior Pastor

Pastor Ed Myers, Associate Pastor

Carolynn Bailey, Music Director

Melissa Malenda, Parish Nurse

Cindy Watkins, Office Admin.

Tony Mowell, Heartsong Leader

Council and Officers

Mitch King, President

Sean Golden, Vice President

Ann Ottinger, Secretary

Richard Koepper, Treasurer

Ken Diehl, Financial Secretary

Marcy Aaroen, Christian Ed.

Brenda Whitson, Outreach

Tedd Stephens, Property

Jay Stafford, Finance

Nancy Shilling, Social Ministry

Barry Schnabel, Stewardship

Marcia Peters, Worship/Music

Tom Marshall, Shepherds

Kathy Leonard, Youth Ministry

Lewis Wessner, Youth

Our Saviour Lutheran Church

212 Sunset Drive

Johnson City, TN 37604

423-282-2313

Email: cwatkins@oslc.church

Web: www.oslc.church

News articles are due by April 21 to appear in May’s NewSense.

“ sitting on the stone…” (Matthew 28:2)

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Marcia Peters opened the meeting with devotions: Proverbs 20:18.

Rev. Mike Ward, from Gronlund Sayther Brunkow shared with council how to grow our aware-

ness and desire to be more charitable toward agencies in need, institutions, and for our own

congregational needs for the future.

Thanks was shared for Pastor Myers’ work during the Lenten season; by Tom Marshall for those

who looked in on Susan while he was out of town; and, to Property Committee for the new mi-

crowave and working on a plan for the back steps in the parking lot.

Last month’s minutes and monthly reports were approved.

It was decided that all special Lenten Offerings will be given to our WELCA’s health kits pro-

ject.

Council discussed ways to work with the congregation as to how to adopt a more permanent

Sunday worship schedule. A letter will go out soon, followed by small group discussion at the

church so council can hear from the parish about what they think is best in this situation.

We need congregational members to help out in the nursery for the next few weeks (5-6

weeks?) because Tammy Crawford has sustained a broken ankle and is on crutches. Please

volunteer!

Property has suggested that since the back steps need repair that we might want to consider

doing the renovation to the back entrance while we are at it. Council requested Property to get

cost and labor bids for the April meeting.

Richard Koepper announced that the audits are almost finished.

Closed with the Lord’s Prayer

Council 2017

2nd Confirmation Retreat with Pastor Jim

Saturday, April 29, at the Nipper house, Pastor Jim will meet with the class to discuss “all things cat-echetical.” Sounds dubious, huh? It will be educational and fun.

We will meet from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. and lunch will be provided. Ru-mor has it, it will be tacos (per re-quest from last time….the home-made pizzas were, well, interest-ing…ha!)

See you all then!

Your Council Needs to Hear from You!

Everyone watch for a special mailing coming very

soon that will help us gather thoughts and ideas for

the decision-making process on a more permanent

Sunday worship schedule. We are planning to pro-

vide small group meetings at the church (schedules

for signing up for a group discussion will be posted

soon). Please make plans to make yourselves avail-

able for these important meetings. We will try our

best to set up different days and times of the day

and night so that everyone has a chance to attend!

Thanks for your patience! We are looking forward

to hearing from you!

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Ministry The Underground Huddle (6th -12th grades)

We meet on Wednesday nights. At Un-derground Huddle, we check-in with highs and lows and have discipleship and Bible study time.

Youth and Family Night on Wednesday April 12th!

This will be an event for parents and students. We are going to see, Emma Montag, in Disney’s the Lion King. The show starts at 5:30. We will meet at OSLC at 4:45 for those who need a ride. We must reserve tickets in advance. Denise Montag has offered to order the tick-ets for us, but she needs to know how many to order. Please use the group text to let her know how many tickets you need for your family, then pay her directly for the tickets. Cost will be approximately $5 per per-son.

*We send out text reminders through the Group Me app. If you are not receiving the Youth group text updates, contact Pastor Ed.

Mark your calendar for this months dates and times:

April 5, 19, 26-Dinner at 6, worship at 6:30, Huddle after worship until 8

April 12-Youth and Family Night – The Lion King @ Jones-borough Repertory Theatre

Affirm-The Summer Youth Event of our ELCA SE Synod, June 18-23, 2017 at University of West Ala-bama this year in Livingston, AL

(for students who have completed grades 6th-12th)

Affirm nurtures faith, equips youth leaders for today and tomorrow, and trains youth in discipleship skills. Registration is now open. You can register via the Southeastern Synod Youth website: www.sesyouth.org. See Pastor Ed for an Affirm Packet of information.

1-Harmoni Metcalf

2-Michael Rice

3-Annabelle Mason Laura Patrick

4-Sean Golden Margaret Allown Lily Flynn Adonis King 5-Brad Rouse 6-Colton Leonard

7-Ed Wolff

9-Gary Gentry

10-Lisa Pritchett Susan Stephens 11-Beverly Van Camp

12-Tom Petti

13-April Ryans 15-Carmen Paulson Simms Umberger 16-Alyson Ross 18-Darcy Flint Bailee Jarrett 20-Barbara Diehl

21-Martha Montgomery Jannette LaSage 24-Savannah Church 26-Christy Huff 27-Irina Gregory Brody Jarrett 28-Joseph Wilson 30-Taylor Hall

Christian Education

We are planning future events and need

the following:

* We are collecting milk caps for a pro-

ject in April. Please bring your washed

milk caps and leave them in the bucket

located near the bench in the main hall-

way. Thanks so much!

Calling All New Members!!!!

We are looking at Sunday, April 30, for

a New Member Sunday! We will also

be looking to talk with you about join-

ing on this Sunday! What a great day

it will be! God bless you all!

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Lenten Devotions from Lutheran Hour Ministries

From the Cradle to the Empty Grave

The season of Lent is one of thoughtful reflection. During this time of the church calendar, Christians ponder the unfolding events that led to Jesus’ condemnation and crucifixion: His triumphal march into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday; His firm words of warning about the events to come; His sham trial, brutal scourging, and hor-rific crucifixion. No day could be any darker; no travesty more calamitous than the slaying of God’s own Be-loved Son. And yet, that’s what we find on Golgotha: our sins demanding His death on a cross to satisfy the Father’s righteous judgment.

Taken from the cross, the lifeless form of Christ was placed in another man’s tomb. With that action the world thought the ordeal complete, the savagery it had witnessed something it could now put behind it. But God’s work wasn’t quite done. Three days later, out of a sealed tomb—guarded to prevent theft—Jesus rose from the dead. And with that thunderous crescendo, mankind’s disgrace and ruin, which had destined it for eternal slaughter, is forgiven through the blood of Christ.

Lent is when we turn our eyes to the cross. It is there where Jesus, the sinless Son of God, suffered the in-

dignity and shame of dying for our sins. And it is there where God’s wrath was satisfied by His Beloved Son’s

supreme sacrifice, winning salvation for all who call Him their Savior.

Lunch & Learn- Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Speaker: Shane Barger.

Saturday, April 29, 11:00-12:30 pm. Bring a bagged lunch. Drinks will be provided.

“Ministries in Motion”-11 am Walk/Talk on first and third Tuesdays and every Thursday; Yoga every Thursday @ 6:30 pm in the youth room, please bring your own yoga mat; Chair Yoga every Friday at 10:00 am with prayer and devotion. Everyone is encouraged to attend.

Blood Pressures-April 2 (HeartSong)10 am-11 am; Due to Easter, blood pressures for traditional Service will be April 23, immediately following service. If you don’t normally monitor your blood pressure, now would be a good time to start!

“Care” Bear Ministry-Bears are placed in the pews at OSLC for you to give to someone who needs to be uplifted, encouraged, or strengthened by God’s love. This outreach contributes to people’s healing by letting them know t that someone is thinking of them and praying for them. Bears can be taken for free; however, if you wish to do- nate to help purchase bears, please make your check payable to OSLC and write in memo “care bear ministry”. God’s blessings to you for your contributions to this ministry.

Friends in Grief is open to anyone dealing with death, divorce, or another cause for grief. They meet in the library the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 10:00 am. They meet again for lunch on the 4th Tuesday at 11:45 am. Lunch destination is determined in the first meeting and also announced in the church bulle- tin following that first meeting

CPR class–OSLC fellowship hall on July 22, 2017 from 9 am-1 pm

To register for CPR or the Lunch & Learn class contact Melissa Malenda at 276-210-4670 or email at mmalen-

da@oslc.church.

Parish Nurse News Happy Easter dear friends! I am so thankful to have this parish to serve. Please take special notice of events taking place in April. Sign up sheet will be placed on PN bulletin board for the Lunch & Learn on April 29 and also CPR on July 22. Note to the ushers or anyone interested in serving on the E.R.T. I want to encourage you to become certified to administer CPR. We will be having another CPR class on July 22, 2017 from 9 am-1 pm in hopes of greater attendance. Also, I will be in contact with the health and wellness committee to schedule our April meeting. Thank you so much. ~Go God, Melissa Malenda, RN

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Maundy Thursday, April 13 A pot luck dinner is planned on Thursday at 6:00 pm in Fellowship Hall. Please bring an

entrée and either a salad or vegetable dish to share. Worship and Music is in charge of hosting, drinks, and cleanup.

Easter Sunday, April 16

7:00 am-Sunrise Service

Between services–Buffet breakfast

9:00 am—Traditional Service 11:00 am—Heartsong

Help Needed:

Our High Road Sunday School Class is getting ready to host the annual Easter Egg Hunt. They need bags of individually wrapped Easter candy that can fit inside the plastic eggs used during the hunt. If you can provide a bag or two of candy, please leave it in the specially marked bas-ket located in the main hallway no later than Wednesday, April 12. Thank you so much for sup-porting our youth and their efforts in organizing this outreach activity.

Our annual Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 15, at 1:00 p.m. Hosts: High Road Sunday School

Activities include: The Easter Story as told by Pastor Jim Craft Station Snack Station The Egg Hunt (Don’t forget your basket!)

Good Friday, April 14

7:30 pm—Service of Tenebrae

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Volunteers for April Lector Schedule for April April 2 & 9 Jim Brunke April 16, 23, & 30 Peg Pickens

Acolytes April 2 & 9 David Chalkley April 16, 23, 30 Connor Hall

Ushers for April 2 Janeen & Travis Pennell, Tom Marshall 9 Dale Cannon, Ken Diehl 16 Tom Marshall, Dale Cannon 23 Tom Marshall, Janeen & Travis Pennell 30 Dale Cannon

Financial Tellers 2–Richard Koepper, Berla Smith

9-Jean Loveday, David Chalkley

16–Christy Huff, Ken Diehl

23-Joe & Lu Mattson

30-Joe and Lu Mattson

Communion Assistants for April

2 Patty Neas, Phyllis Farst 9 Patty Neas, Tedd Stephens 16 Patty Neas, Tedd Stephens 23 Tedd Stephens, Pam Ross 30 Patty Neas, Pam Ross

Altar Guild for April Richard Keopper

April Families of the Week 2 Sara, Aaron, and Paxton Gourley; Richard Koepper 9 Ed, Brenda, Take , and Annabelle Myers Kenneth & Phyllis Farst

16 Don & Mary Ann McGaughey; Barry & Helen Fetterolf 23 Pamela & Glenn Ross; Frank Lau 30 Amanda, Brooks, Grace, & Jackson Hollifield; Rose, John, and Mark Harper

Altar Flowers for April Traditional Heartsong 2-Joe Mattson 2-Harmoni Metcalf 9-Name not listed 9-Huffs 23-Martha Montgomery 23-Darcy Flint 30-Parrish

Hospital Visitor List for April 2 Peters 9 Jones 16 Mattson 23 Holland 30 Rye

Library Committee for April-Mary Ann McGaughey

Prayer Shawl Team for April 1st wk-Beverly Gugliotta, Nancy Shilling, Patty Neas 2nd wk-Phyllis Farst, Lu Mattson, Berla Smith, Jan Ecklund 3rd wk-Cheryl Milliken, Trudy Blackmer, Betty Chalkley 4th wk-Karin McCoy, Judi Boebel, Marilyn Proffitt

The Cover Girls The Cover Girls meet the second and fourth Monday of each month at 10:00 am in Fellowship Hall.

The men meet on the first Saturday of each month at Golden Corral at 8 am. Hope to see you on April 1.

Prayer Shawl meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 10 am. April’s date is the 11th.

Meet on April 5 at 11:00 am at the church, attend the Lenten noon service, then head to Bob Evans at the Boones Creek/I-26 exit. Lunch will begin at noon. The Van Camps are in charge of the meeting so if you have any questions call them at 232-7176.

Around the Parish News

Our sympathies to Gene LeSage who

lost his mother Roberta; to Tedd Ste-

phens whose aunt Helen Wynn Jack-

son passed away at age 95.

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For some time now we have had blood collection

services with Marsh Blood Services. After their

merger with Wellmont some changes have been

made. For us to have the mobile bus and the em-

ployees needed, we must have a minimum of 20-25

donors that are PRE registered. During our last

blood drive (that was moved from Wednesday

night to Sunday morning), we collected 14 units of

blood. Only three people pre-registered. That was

much better than the two previous drives held on

Wednesday evening when only 6-8 units were col-

lected, with no one pre-registering but, this was

still short of their requested quota. Walk-ins are

always welcome and never turned away, but to

continue to have the blood drive on a regular ba-

sis, we must have 20-25 people signed up by mid-

week prior to the drive.

So where are we going to get more donors? Do we

want to try to partner with another church or busi-

ness, taking turns being the host? Would you be

willing to go to a different location to donate on a

rotation? Do we have more members who would

be willing to donate? How can we reach out to

them? Do we need to have a contest, maybe the

over 40 challenge the under 40? Should we discon-

tinue the drives at OSLC and all that want to donate

go to the Marsh center?

We want to hear from you. Please offer your

thoughts. Have you or a loved one had to have a

lifesaving blood transfusion? Would you be willing

to share your story with our church family? We

would love to hear from your personal experience

about what donated blood has done for you or a

loved one.

Please give prayerful consideration on becoming a

committed donor. We do not want to lose this im-

portant mission. Contact us with your thoughts on

how we can sustain this important out-reach pro-

gram. Please remember—it only takes a little to

help so many. One donated unit of whole blood

can help up to three people in need.

Contact Susan or Mike Kirkland (794-8167) or Larry

Ecklund (202-1272) for more information.

News from Social Ministry

Melting Pot We will prepare and serve a meal at

the Melting Pot on April 12, 2017. A

Volunteer sign up sheet is on the bul-

letin board near the library. Melting Pot served

187 meals on March 8, 2017.

Charity of April

Family Promise

Again for the month of April, Family Promise Network is the agency to receive needed items donated by the congregation.

Family Promise provides a network of churches, volunteers, and community re-sponse for homeless families with children. While in the program, families receive food and shelter from a volunteer church. Daily, the family receives counseling, addressing the challenges that confront them in getting employment, and obtaining housing. To find out more and to volunteer, call 929-9967.

They need the following items:

paper towels laundry detergent size 4 diapers baby wipes

hair spray shampoo

toilet tissue Pine Sol

white copy paper deodorant

kitchen size trash bags

Food Pantry Monetary and food donations are always wel-

comed. Your donations make a difference in

many lives. Food items needed:

We cannot accept expired food.

Crackers Soup Dry beans Cornbread Cookies Spaghetti Pasta

We need paper grocery bags.

Grocery bags given in March—6

Macaroni & cheese Canned veggies Peanut Butter Canned fruit Spaghetti sauce Canned meat

Rice Raisins Jell-O Jell-O pudding Apple sauce Cereal Cake mix

MARSH BLOOD BANK UPDATE

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Musings from the Organ Bench

Hello My Friends:

It is Spring! Officially! I am looking at the cal-

endar for the next few months and I am getting

so very excited about events here at OSLC!

As I think ahead, I want to share a great oppor-

tunity with you! Many of us talk about making

improvements in our world! I have a great way

to do this! Work with our children! Show them

love and kindness while instructing them in the

faith – and what better way than to help in Va-

cation Bible School this summer! (June 25 – 30).

We are doing a musical called “Moses and the

Freedom Fanatics.” This classic production

centers around the plagues and Pharaoh’s de-

cision to let the Israelites leave Egypt.

We will need helpers in the following areas:

Serving meals each night (easy meals).

Cooking/serving one meal that Moses and

the children of Israel would have eaten

(more challenging but I have recipes.)

Making rhythm instruments.

Working on a backdrop.

Working with the acting and speaking.

(Any former Thespi-

ans???)

General helpers (wherever needed).

I hope that you will

contact Marcy Aaoren

or me soon to nurture

and encourage our lit-

tle ones in their first VBS musical. Bible School

is always fun and I believe we’re onto another

spectacular venture this summer! If you are un-

able to help us, please come to the production

the last night. (More about later.)

Yes, the children are our future – but they are

also our “now.” As Pastor Jim so often has said

in the past: “Come and see.”

Blessings and peace as we move toward the

holiest day of all – Easter!

Love in Christ, carolynn bailey

We Take Requests! Do you have a hymn that you dearly love but haven’t sung in a while? Give your request to our organist and she will find a way to work into our celebrations.

“Awakening the Dreamer-Changing the Dream”

April 23, 2107

Covenant Presbyterian Church – Weekend of Earth Day

All are invited to this dynamic symposium, a 4-hour multimedia workshop that uses videos, personal re-flection, and group activities to engage citizens as the co-creators of an environmentally-sustainable, socially-just, and spiritually fulfilling world.

Four questions are asked: Where are we? How did we get here? What is possible now? Where do we go from here? What’s happening in our modern world (economically and politically) that prevent us from creating the world in which we want to live?

Covenant Presbyterian, our neighbor up the street at 603 Sunset Drive. Registration begins at 1 p.m. Program begins around 1:30 p.m. An optional pot-luck luncheon is at 12:30 p.m. Learn more and regis-ter at www.Pachamama.org for more info contact: Noel Marshal at: NoelBob@LightPartners.org or call 920-312-0301.

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WELCA News

Circle Meetings: Both of our Circles continue the study of Traveling

Light by Max Lucado. All ladies of OSLC are invited to attend one

(or both!) of our Circles.

* Hannah Circle meets at 1pm on the 3rd Monday of the month.

This month, Monday, April 17 we meet at the home of Trudy Black-

mer-160 Raven Court in Jonesborough. Chapters 15/16 will be

studied. Refreshments will be provided by the hostess.

* Katie Circle meets at 10:30am on the 4th Wednesday of the

month. This month we meet on Wednesday, April 26 at 10:30am in

the Church Library. Chapters 11/12 will be discussed. Ladies bring a bag lunch with other re-

freshments provided by hostess.

Used Postage Stamps

Collecting used postage stamps has returned to OSLC. Any stamps are

useful. Just cut 1/4 inch around the stamp, envelope and all. Please don’t

try to peel the stamps off the envelope. The cancelled stamps are sent to

various organizations that use them for fundraising.

Personal Care Kits 2017 Contributions are coming in for our 2017 Personal Care Kits! Thanks

to all who have already donated money or items. We continue to ac-

cept donations to achieve our goal of 300 kits. Checks may be made

to WELCA or OSLC with “Health Kit” in the memo line. We will do

the shopping for you! Donations of dark colored light-weight bath towels,

bath sized bar soap, or adult tooth brushes will also be greatly appreciat-

ed.

Save the Date for 2017 WELCA Retreat

Women’s Retreat: Don’t forget the annual Women’s Retreat will be held on June 3 at the Neas

Farmhouse. Join us for a day of fellowship and study.

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Pastors Paula Smith, Sterling Nelson, Steve Counts, Jim DuMond, and Jim Nipper for preaching with us during Lenten Wednesday evenings on Luther’s Small Catechism.

Carolynn Bailey and Pastor Ed Myers for leading us through the beautiful new worship experience “Behold Our Light” on Wednesday evenings.

Nancy Shilling who prepared soup and crackers every Wednesday for those (including our guest pastors) who came to eat but did not “bring their own bag supper.”

Melissa Malenda, our Parish Nurse, for all the wonderful things that she does for us: teaching programs, exercise programs, blood pressure checks, CPR classes, and visitation to so many…this is just to name a few of the many things!

All our helpers with collating the Newsletter each month.

All our quilt makers who come on every other Monday to make quilts.

Our Heartsong Band and our Chancel Choir who inspire us every Sunday.

Marcy Aaroen for working with our first communion students in making their own chalices.

Everyone who brings food for our food pantry.

Cindy Watkins, who has been so helpful during this very busy season of Lent.

All of our Sunday School teachers who work so hard each Sunday!

Everyone who has volunteered to work in the nursery while Miss Tammy is on crutches, healing from a

fractured ankle (for about 5-6 more weeks).

Parish and Staff

PRAYER REQUEST BOARD

In your bulletin every Sunday, we have a list of family/friends and service people that we pray for regularly. Our new Prayer Board (located on the “sign up” board in the hall) will give us an opportunity to know a little more about the people we are praying for. The Prayer Board will give us a closer connection to the people on the lists.

Please use a form provided to give some specific prayer information and you are en-couraged to add a photo as well. Tack this to the board. When your prayer has been answered, remove your form and photo, drop the form in the pocket for Cindy’s in-formation, and add their name to the An-swered Prayer List so we can thank God for His love and care.

Attendance for February 26-March 26

Date 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Total

February 10 funeral 65 February 26 94 59 153

March 1 (Ash Wednesday) 88

March 5 95 37 132 March 8 (Lent 1) 13 + 32 45

March 12 87 50 137 March 15 (Lent 2) 15 + 30 45

March 19 113 44 157 March 22 (Lent 3) 13 + 31 42

March 26 92 53 145

Average—100.9 per week of worship services for part

of the month of February and March.

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Our Saviour Lutheran Church

212 Sunset Drive

Johnson City, TN 37604

Purpose statement: “Make disciples, and grow in grace.”