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St. Andrew’s Cross
Volume 64 Issue 5 . Summer 2019 .
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
PK’S PERUSINGS/MUSIC NOTES 2
YOUTH PAGE 3
COUNCIL/FINANCE/CALL PROC. 4
MILESTONES/PARISH NURSES 5
SAW/MINISTRIES 6
JUNE BDS/WORSHIP ASSISTANTS 7
JULY BDS/WORSHIP ASSISTANTS 8
AUG BDS/WORSHIP ASSISTANTS 9
SUMMER CALENDAR 10
SUMMER CALENDAR, CONT. 11
SEPTEMBER CROSS DEADLINE:
AUGUST 15TH
Sometimes a light surprises the Christian while he sings;
It is the Lord who rises With healing in His wings. When comforts are declining
He grants the soul again A season of clear shining,
To cheer it after rain. - William Cowper
THE CROSS is published 9 times
a year by St. Andrew’s Church
3900 Freemansburg Ave
Easton, PA 18045
610-252-2258
610-252-4950 (fax)
www.standrewspalmer.org
Summer Worship Changes 9am Services Begin June 16th
As we head into the summer months, remember that we have
one service per week, at 9am. This summer schedule runs
June 16 through September 1st. We will return to our normal
worship schedule on September 8th, when we celebrate
God’s Work, Our Hands.
Also, in an effort to make things easier for supply pastors and
guest organists, the Worship and Music Team has elected to
use a consistent Setting this summer, rather than returning to
Now the Feast, as in previous summers. We look forward to
seeing you at the 9am service beginning June 16th!
DID YOU KNOW????
St. Andrew’s Church and Nursery School was founded in 1954, and our first home
was a converted barn with Sunday School classes meeting in the chicken coop. Now that’s something to cluck about! Happy 65th Birthday St. Andrew’s!
RUMMAGE SALE Friday, June 7 and Saturday, June 8
8am—2pm
The Annual SAW Rummage Sale (proceeds are returned to the
community through our support of various local agencies) is
almost here! We start collecting donations on Sunday, June 2nd
following the 10:30 service, so make a point to venture into the
garage or basement and pull out some items to donate. Re-
member—your trash is someone else’s treasure! Volunteers
are still needed June 2nd - 8th. We regret that we are unable to
accept exercise and computer equipment, Christmas trees,
organs, pianos, televisions, and luggage. See any member of
SAW for more information, and be sure to plan to do some
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Music Notes
By Mark Jonkman, Director of Music “Top Eight Reasons for Joining the Choir” 8. You’re running out of clean clothes and the choir robes save on laundry. 7. You've just been selected for jury duty and want to get used to sitting with a group of people. 6. When the church is full you want to be sure to have a seat. 5. The collection plate is never passed to the choir. 4. For years you've wanted to know who sits in the back pews but were always afraid to turn around. 3. You've been known to nod off during the service and don't want the pastor to catch you (this doesn’t work). 2. The chairs in the choir are the most comfortable than in the sanctuary. And the #1 reason to join the choir is: Serving the Lord. Considering all He does for us, it's like giving back to Him. St. Andrew’s offers several opportunities to raise your voice and hands in thanks and praise to God. There is a place for you, no matter what your age or ability. If you are new to town or to the church, these smaller “faith families” within our larger church family are an excellent starting point. We are very proud of our music program, and we are eager for you to join us! Here are details on some of the musical opportunities awaiting you and your family. Chancel Choir – Teens to Adult. Practices on Thursday Nights at 7:30. Cantata Choir – Teens to Adult. Practices take place during Fall Chancel Choir rehearsals on Thursday nights every other year in preparation for the Christmas Cantata Performance. Our next Cantata will take place during the 2019 Christmas Season. ‘New’ New Life Singers – 2nd Grade through Young Adult. Practices between services on Sunday Mornings. Bell Choir – Young Adult and up… Rehearsals fluctuate depending on when we perform. Instrumentalists – Instrumental musicians are invited to play for Christmas and Easter services to ac-company the hymns during services. There is usually a run-through rehearsal before each service. Any Middle School and up band or orchestral instrumentalist is invited to play. Interested??? Please contact me at [email protected] or drop me a note in my mailbox at church!
From The Captain’s Table [PK’s Perusings]
Here at St. Andrew’s in the Pentecost Season we must admit that we are not the only church which values and heeds the working of God’s Holy Spirit. But we definitely are one. LET’S SEE. How will you recognize the working of God’s Holy Spirit? Hear this parable: There was a young lad who was just learning to play the piano. The boy’s mother, wishing to encourage the boy’s progress, bought tickets for a concert by Paderewski, Poland’s famous composer and concert pianist. When the night arrived, they found their seats near the front of the concert hall and eyed the majestic Steinway waiting on stage. Waiting for the concert to begin, the mother chatted with several of the people sitting around her, during which, unbeknownst to her, the young boy slipped away. Well, the lights dimmed, the spotlights came on, the audience quieted, and only then did anyone notice the young boy, on stage, sitting at the piano, innocently plucking “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.” His mother gasped. The audience giggled. And just then, the master appeared on stage. And seeing the young lad, Paderewski quickly moved to the keyboard. “Don’t quit,” he whispered to the boy…”Keep playing.” Reaching around the young lad with his left hand, Paderewski began filling in a bass part. Soon his right arm reached around the other side, encircling the child, to add a running Obbligato. Together, the old master and the young novice held the crowd mesmerized.
The working of God’s Holy Spirit is shown and known in the enablement of our lives as Continued. see Pastor, next page
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On Sunday, June 9th at 10:30am we will celebrate
as four of our young people are confirmed as
members of St. Andrew’s. Plan to stay and join us
for a reception following the service.
On Sunday, June 16th (at the 9am service) we will
rejoice with the families of our graduating seniors, as
these students are presented with handmade comfort
quilts from the devoted ladies of St. Andrew’s
Comforters. Please make note of this NEW date.
St. Andrew’s is searching for a new coordinator, as well as additional volunteers, for our 2019 Summer Vacation Bible School (VBS). VBS is a vital outreach ministry of our church, and is typically held the first full week of August.
The vision for VBS is that of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with children from our church family, as well as those in our local community, with the hope of estab-lishing long term relationships with the families. VBS is a fun, high energy week that requires numerous volun-teers to make it successful and is certainly a blessing to the community.
As in previous years, the church will purchase curriculum for VBS which includes leader guidebooks, music, student materials, a media kit, and more.
Can we count on you to volunteer in either a leadership or helper position? For more information on the most fun volunteer gig in Palmer Township, please contact Diane Laustsen at 610-217-0448.
YOUTH MINISTRY
PASTOR, continued from page 2
Individual and as congregation…our witness, our good works, and frankly our persistence. “Don’t quit! Keep playing!” is the courage and strength He has planted in us. His is the voice that directs and gives us purpose. His are the left hand and right hand that make a symphony of our Twinkle, Twinkle. It is the working of God’s Holy Spirit which consecrates what we do…that is, which makes it Effective, to Accomplish something, and to Stand for something. And it is His joining his right and left hands with Us, that joins Us with Others into that harmonious voice which proclaims in concert to the world that GOD is King…not profit, or power, or politics.
We are not the only church which values and heeds the working of God’s Holy Spirit, but we definitely are one.
And the “Twinkle, Twinkle’ we’ve played together with God these past 8 months has been Total Blessing to Me. Thank You…..and Godspeed.
Baptized, together with You,
PK
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Your 2019 Council Representatives
John Costanzo, President 610-737-6666
Jonathan Bleice, Vice President 610-250-8677
Marjorie Drake, Secretary 610-253-2468
Mark Schultz, Treasurer 610-730-1446
Julie Kraft 610-252-1280
Diane Laustsen 610-217-0448
Chris Lynn 610-248-7527
calynn@ rcn.com
April Shaheen 610-559-1038
Treasurer’s Report (as of April 30, 2019)
General Fund Financial Position:
April 30 Year to Date Offerings:
$19,825.30 $71,323.59 Expenses:
$15,406.14 $61,996.43 Surplus (Shortage)
$4,419.16 $9,327.16
CHURCH COUNCIL
The Church Council met on Tuesday, May 14. All council members
were present. Here are some highlights of the meeting.
Holy Communion has been added to the 10:30 service on May 26th
due to a baptism that morning.
A new vacuum sweeper was purchased by SAW for Hope House.
The Treasurer reports that our expenses are on target, and the use
of supply pastors over the summer will help with the budget. He is
working with our new Bookkeeper. New credit cards will soon be
issued by the bank.
Staff evaluations have been completed and an exit interview will
soon be completed with Pastor Kidd.
The Tricky Tray has been moved to Sunday, September 8th—Rally
Day and God’s Work, Our Hands.
We are seeking a new coordinator for Vacation Bible School.
Property Team reports that approximately 30 hours of combined
work went into Spring Clean-Up Day. The Sanctuary roof has been
repaired and a window was replaced in the Nursery School.
Nursery School: There was discussion regarding unsafe drivers in
parking lot during school hours. Graduation will be held May 20
and 21 with opening remarks by Council Members.
With One Voice, Setting Four, will be used for worship during the
summer months.
The handbells will be refurbished at a cost of approx. $1300.
Quilt disbursement to our graduates will be moved to June 16th.
Council will meet with the Call Committee on May 19th.
Update on The Call Process
On April 28, a Congregational Meeting was held where Pastor Jean Huber answered questions and led us in completing a survey on who we are as a congregation. On May 19, the Call Committee and Church Council met to complete the Ministry Site Profile, a much more extensive survey.
The next step in the Call process is to compile the results of these two surveys into a book that will be given to Pastors considering the position at St. Andrew’s. The Call Committee has met to determine the direction the process will take. We will be looking at two candidates at once; Pastor Tom Neel, who was nominated by Church Council on behalf of member’s requests and letters, and a yet unidentified candidate the Synod has in mind. We recognize that this process seems to be taking a long time, but we are working through the necessary steps to ensure that the best possible candidate is chosen as the next pastor of St. Andrew’s.
Before we take offering I have a couple of announcements..first of
all, I wanted to present the new church ATM…..
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MILESTONES
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
There are several types of dementia. Alzheimer’s is the most common form and accounts for 60-80% of cases. There is no specific test for Alzheimer’s. A doctor relies mostly on observation and ruling out other possibilities.
There are 10 early signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s:
1. Memory loss that disrupts daily life 2. Challenges in planning or solving problems 3. Difficulty completing familiar tasks at home, at work, or at leisure 4. Confusion with time or place 5. Trouble understanding visual images and spatial relationships 6. New problems with words in speaking or writing 7. Misplacing things and losing the ability to retrace steps 8. Decreased or poor judgment 9. Withdrawal from work or social activities 10. Changes in mood and personality
If you notice any of the TEN WARNING SIGNS of Alzheimer’s in yourself or someone you know, don’t ignore them. Schedule an appointment with your doctor immediately. With early detection, you can explore treatments that may provide some relief of symptoms and help you maintain a level of independence longer.
Teepa Snow, a leading expert on Alzheimer’s will be in the Lehigh Valley on July 15, 2019 from 9AM-3PM at Cedar Crest College in Allentown, PA. Call 1.800.360.1222 for more information.
Also, an Alzheimer’s support group meets the first Wednesday of every month at 9:30AM and 6PM at Galilee House, Moravian Hall Square, 175 West North St., Nazareth, PA 18064. For more information, please call 610.746.1000.
PARISH NURSES
Warm summer sun, shine kindly here, Warm southern wind, blow softly here,
Green sod above, lie light, lie light, Good-night, dear heart, Good-night, good-night.
- Robert Richardson
Memorial Gifts
Memorial gifts have been received in memory of: Betty Rehrig, who passed into eternal life on March 10, 2019, from James W. Green, Denise and Scott Klabunde, Elizabeth Recker, and an anonymous donor.
Shirley Terleski, who passed into eternal life on April 12, 2019, from Bonda Pfenning and Peggy and Ronald Vellner.
A brick for the Memorial Garden was purchased by Marjorie Drake in loving memory of her mother, Lucy Finken Varga.
* To be sure that your contributions in memory or in honor of loved ones are recorded properly, always be sure to include your name, along with the name of the person you are honor-ing, with the donation.
Congratulations to Addison Elizabeth Brehm, Carrington Iva Brehm,
Kaylee Elizabeth Forsythe, and Aidan Robert Hutchison
on being confirmed into the church on Sunday, June 9th!
May God keep the gifts of the Holy Spirit active in your hearts.
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St. Andrew’s Women (SAW),
Congregational, and Community Care Ministries
“We can change the world and make it a better place.
It is in your hands to make a difference.” Nelson Mandela
SAW will meet Wednesday, June 12 at 10:00am for the Annual Potluck Picnic and Games. Devotions will be given by Carol Ehler. Shirley Kerbaugh, Pat Bean, Marge Weidner, and Donna George will host.
Business: Determine distribution of Rummage Sale proceeds. Distribute 2019-2020 Hostess’ and Devotions sign-up sheets. Set date for Agenda Planning Meeting in August. Critique of the Annual Tea/Rummage Sale. Discuss Fall Fair (October 4&5): Raffle prizes, donations, set mailing date for tickets. Decide Committee chairs. Back by popular demand: “Now You Have It, Now You Don’t.” The Ladies’ Tea held on Saturday, May 11th was quite a success. The proceeds,
totaling over $1200, will go to Lutheran Disaster Relief, specifically to provide relief to individuals and communities most affected by hurricanes in the Southern US. The St. Andrew’s Women’s Bus Trip to Harrisburg will be Wednesday, October 23rd. We will tour the Capitol Building, enjoy lunch, and a boat ride on the Pride of the Susquehanna. $65/person. See Jill Machado for details. SAW is open to all women, members, and friends of St. Andrew’s on a come as you can basis. SAW meets the second Wednesday of the month throughout the program year. St. Andrew’s Comforters (SAC) and Prayer Shawl Group is a dedicated group of ladies who work tirelessly to make comfort quilts, prayer shawls, baptism gifts, and more. The group completes their year each June by giving handmade quilts to all of St. Andrew’s graduating seniors. Join us in worship on Sunday, June 16th at 9am for the presentation and to show your gratitude for their loving work. SAC will break for the summer and resume meeting in September.
Steel Magnolias will meet at the following locations over the summer months: Tuesday, June 18th: Tacos and Tequilla. July 16th: Antonio’s. August 20th: Lutzi’s. If you are a widow, you are invited to join us for lunch and laughter. No RSVP necessary—just show up.
The Book Club will meet on Sunday, September 15th, following the 10:30am service. The book The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd will be discussed. From the celebrated author of The Secret Life of Bees, this novel is set in motion on Sarah’s 11th birthday in 1803, when she is given ownership of 10 yr. old Hetty “Handful” Grimke, who is to be her waiting maid. We follow their journeys over the next 35 years, as both strive for a life of their own, dramatically shaping each other’s destinies and forming a complex relationship. Everyone is invited.
Lay Eucharistic Visitors (LEV’s) bring Holy Communion to those individuals of the congregation who are consti-tutionally active members, but are homebound and unable to attend regularly scheduled church services due to being in a convalescent facility or home setting without transportation to Sunday services, or being physically incapa-ble of attending services . They are also happy to make a visit, upon request, without Holy Communion. If you or someone you know from the St Andrew's Family is in need of a visit, please contact the Church Office. PLEASE NOTE: The LEV’s are always looking for individuals who feel they have a calling to do this very special Ministry. If you are interested in joining The LEV Team, please contact LEV Team Coordinator Sharon Wasmer at 484-767-4595 or [email protected]. 6
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Birthdays Sunday, June 2 8:30am Worship Service Council Representative: Jonathan Bleice Lector: Debbie Ashton-Chase Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Ron Roth, Ed Schaeffer Children’s Sermon: Stephanie Stoudt Sunday, June 2 10:30am Holy Communion Council Representative: Marge Drake AM: Sue Himmelreich Lector: Sue Heater Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Warren Rute Sunday, June 9 / Pentecost 8:30am Holy Communion Council Representative: Jonathan Bleice AM: Guy Ehler Lector: Tyler Diehl Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Ron Roth, Ed Schaeffer Children’s Sermon: Casey Diehl Sunday, June 9 / Pentecost 10:30am Holy Communion/Confirmation Council Representative: Marge Drake AM: Linda Baskwell Lector: Laura Azzalina Acolyte: Reeves Brehm Ushers: Chris Lynn Sunday, June 16 / Holy Trinity 9:00am Holy Communion Council Representative: Jonathan Bleice AM: Gwen Krapf Lector: Claire Sadler Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Ed Piorkowski Sunday, June 23 / John the Baptist 9:00am Holy Communion Council Representative: Jonathan Bleice AM: David Holland Lector: Marge Drake Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Jeff Connlain Sunday, June 30 9:00am Holy Communion Council Representative: Jonathan Bleice AM: Guy Ehler Lector: Carol Ehler Acolyte: Samantha Krout Ushers: Ron Roth Offering Counters: April Shaheen* & Shirley Kerbaugh June Altar Guild: Sue Heater
Worship Assistants 6/1 Jerri Heebner, Deborah Perry, John Price, Jr., Chase Skutches 6/2 Jeffrey Hegedus, Dakota Pittaro, Maureen Rinda 6/3 Ron Semanick 6/4 Sue Moretti, Amy Ward 6/5 Gregory Hess, David Ryan 6/6 Laurie Roth 6/7 Michelle Bonnell, Ron Frantz, Lorree Guydish, Kimberly Hutchison, Scott Klabunde, Chris Lynn, Jennifer Naugle, Nathaniel Oraschin, Angela Sabatino 6/8 Todd Brown, Earl Holland 6/10 Jack Graham, Dureen Hoerl 6/11 Malia Bennett, Mark Burnhauser. Sr., Michael Hynes 6/12 Karen Barilone, Joyce Naugle, Robin Reese 6/13 Drew Costanzo, Mel Gordon, Sean Guydish, Glenda Prideaux, Chetan Rohgatgi 6/14 Addison Brehm, Carrington Brehm, Piper Frankenfield, Rachel Hill, Joseph Ryan, Michael Ryan 6/15 Matthew Hetzel, Olivia Rymon 6/16 Matthew Clark, Terry Melick, Julian Rohatgi, Sarah Roth 6/17 Hudson Frankenfield, Michael McCready 6/18 Joshua Brinker, Matej Novak 6/19 Sylvia Gallop, Stephen Parvin, Amanda Hartman 6/20 Evan Gimbar, Mark Oakley, Brian Snyder, Tristen Young 6/21 Kelsey Miller, Jessica Mowrey, Catherine Sachs 6/22 Natalie Celia, Aidan Murnane, Walter Rankin, Matthew S Sabatino 6/23 Rebecca Cushing, Katie Derr, Shayna McGeehan, Jessi Thorpe 6/24 Allison Berger, Tom Corona 6/25 Michael Chaffier, Kristi Cochios 6/26 Heather Frantz, Jeffrey Fretz, Jean Gies, Andie Graney, Gwen Krapf 6/27 Charles Bleice, Andrew Holmes, Bryce Hulsizer 6/28 Joan Gordon, James Spadafora 6/29 Cory Huff, Lana Searfass 6/30 Janet Rhymer
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Sunday, July 7 9:00am Holy Communion Worship Service Council Representative: John Costanzo AM: Sue Himmelreich Lector: Casey Diehl Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Ed Schaeffer Sunday, July 14 9:00am Holy Communion Worship Service Council Representative: John Costanzo AM: Linda Baskwell Lector: Pam Clark Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Laura Azzalina Sunday, July 21 / Mary Magdalene 9:00 am Holy Communion Worship Service Council Representative: John Costanzo AM: Gwen Krapf Lector: Fay Slater Acolyte: Samantha Krout Ushers: Chris Lynn Sunday, July 28 / Healing Rite 9:00 am Holy Communion Worship Service Council Representative: John Costanzo AM: David Holland Lector: Donna Duckworth Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Jerri Heebner
July Offering Counters: Donna George* & Carol Ehler July Altar Guild: Gwen Krapf
Worship Assistants Birthdays 7/1 Corey Webb, Jennifer Hunara, Laura Josephson, Michael Cichocki, Mitchell Coriell 7/2 Christopher Reese, Jodi Hess, Robert Nitchkey 7/3 Glory Roth, Jacqueline Carr, Johnathan Bechtold 7/4 Eileen Lisa 7/7 Bill Richards, Christopher Murray, Jill Sachs 7/8 Carol Ehler, Matt Hoppe 7/9 Jeff Connlain, Jullian Orcutt, Matthew Semanick 7/10 Chuck Tichy, James Perry, Jeff Matase, Michelle Fraser 7/11 Kathryn White, Linda Baskwell, Michele Ryan 7/12 Kati Derenick 7/13 Angela Spadafora, John Hunara, Rachael Rymon 7/14 Alina Fox, Blair Miers, Bradley Thomas 7/16 Jennifer Alercia, Justin Vivian 7/17 Christopher Baskwell, John Price, Matthew
Baskwell, Teresa Diehl 7/18 Ruth Snyder 7/19 Danny Hynes, Jane Fraser 7/20 Austin Hulsizer, Pauline Thoma, Sean Boylan 7/21 Ava Woodhull 7/22 Jeff Ward, William Murnane 7/24 Coda Merluzzi, Mary Davis 7/25 Christian Combi, Kimberly Ravese, Vicki Rose 7/26 Christopher Hunara, Courtney Battoni, Felisha Warrelmann, Lori Guillen 7/27 John Werkheiser III, Kevin Dotts 7/28 Charlene Colon, Cheryl Tintle, Deborah Game, Nicholas Ravese 7/29 Brooklynn Ealer, Nancy McFarland, Reilly Ward 7/30 Donald Sachs, Hadley Moskella, James Welsh, Liesl Metzger, Melissa Steckel, Nicholas Hill, Nicole
Ryan 7/31 Allyssa Ward, Jerrl Heebner
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Birthdays Worship Assistants
8/1 Terri Schlater 8/2 Mary Ellen Ehrie 8/3 Sandra Allshouse, Seth Phillips 8/4 Abby Rinda, Andrew Bleice, Thomas Carr 8/5 Brian Hajdu 8/6 Betty Hartman, Jonathan Bleice 8/7 Rose Rizzolino, Wendy Corcoran 8/8 Amy Sales, Byron Fimiano, Daniel Brinker, Daniel Sabatino, Irene Strzepek, Kristina Frantz 8/9 Zion Stoudt 8/10 Mark Schultz 8/11 Lorraine Merli, Sean Costanzo 8/12 Abigail Simko, Alice Shields, Charles Coleman, David
Hulsizer, Steven Steckel 8/13 Emily Brown, Kaylee McGowan 8/14 Becky Snyder, Patricia Korp, Ryan Boylan, Sean Ward 8/15 Nino Rizzolino 8/16 Elizabeth Alliston, James Pennoyer, Mark Brehm 8/17 Gary Hutchison 8/20 Christopher Green 8/21 Alexander van Brett, Krysta Panto, Samantha Hajdu 8/22 Linda Massey, Rhonda Young, Tyler Gimbar 8/23 Susan Zanoline 8/25 Alexis Davis, Heather Chatenka, Lexi Apple, Shawn
Carr 8/26 Sharon Wasmer 8/27 Kelsey Morrison, Robert Schneck, Sheri Fucili 8/28 Mackenzie Hoerl, Sean Fakete, Zachary Lesak 8/29 Autumn Hill, Elliot Baskwell, Morgan Kessler 8/30 David Merida, Ryan Forsythe, Timothy Warrelmann 8/31 Frances Rankin, Harriet Lowe, Kate Zansitis
Sunday, August 4 9:00am Holy Communion Worship Service Council Representative: April Shaheen AM: Linda Baskwell Lector: Gerry Fisher Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Don Sachs Sunday, August 11 9:00 am Holy Communion Worship Service Council Representative: April Shaheen AM: Guy Ehler Lector: Debbie Ashton-Chase Acolyte: TBD Ushers: John George Sunday, August 18 9:00 am Holy Communion Worship Service Council Representative: April Shaheen AM: Gwen Krapf Lector: Pam Clark Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Carl Fisher Sunday, August 25 9:00 am Holy Communion Worship Service Council Representative: April Shaheen AM: David Hollard Lector: Blair Miers Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Mark Schultz Sunday, September 1 9:00 am Holy Communion Worship Service Council Representative: Diane Laustsen AM: Guy Ehler Lector: Sue Heater Acolyte: TBD Ushers: Ed Schaeffer Offering Counters: Nina Kramer* & Marge Weidner August Altar Guild: Donna Brown
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June Events Sunday, June 2 8:30am Worship Service 10:30am Holy Communion 6:30pm Confirmation Class Monday, June 3 9:00am-7:00pm Rummage Sale Set-Up Tuesday, June 4 9:00am-7:00pm Rummage Sale Set-Up 7:00pm Easton Musical Arts Wednesday, June 5 9:00am-7:00pm Rummage Sale Set-Up *all donations must be in by 7pm June 5 Friday, June 7 8:00am—2:00pm SAW Rummage Sale Saturday, June 8 8:00am—2:00pm SAW Rummage Sale Sunday, June 9 Pentecost/Confirmation 8:30am Holy Communion 10:30am Holy Communion, Confirmation 3:00pm Easton Musical Arts Spring Concert Monday, June 10 7:00pm Caron Group Tuesday, June 11 7:00pm Council Meeting Wednesday, June 12 10:00am SAW Meeting Friday, June 14 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, June 16 Holy Trinity Sunday/Father’s Day 9:00am Holy Communion 9:00am Quilts to Graduates Monday, June 17 7:00pm Caron Group Tuesday, June 18 11:30am Steel Magnolias Wednesday, June 19 10:00am SA Comforters
Friday, June 21 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, June 23 John the Baptist 9:00am Holy Communion Monday, June 24 7:00pm Caron Group Friday, June 28 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, June 30 9:00am Holy Communion
July Events Monday, July 1 7:00pm Caron Group Wednesday, July 3 7:00pm League of Women Voters Thursday, July 4 Independence Day—Office Closed Friday, July 5 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, July 7 9:00am Holy Communion Monday, July 8 7:00pm Caron Group Friday, July 12 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, July 14 9:00am Holy Communion
July continues on next page….
St. Andrew’s 2019 Summer Calendar
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July Continued... Monday, July 15 7:00pm Caron Group Tuesday, July 16 11:30am Steel Magnolias Friday, July 19 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, July 21 Mary Magdalene 9:00am Holy Communion Monday, July 22 7:00pm Caron Group Friday, July 26 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, July 28 9:00am Holy Communion Monday, July 29 7:00pm Caron Group
August Events Friday, August 2 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, August 4 9:00am Holy Communion Monday, August 5 7:00pm Caron Group Wednesday, August 7 7:00pm League of Women Voters Friday, August 9 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, August 11 9:00am Holy Communion Monday, August 12 7:00pm Caron Group Tuesday, August 13 7:00pm Council Meeting
Friday, August 16 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, August 18 9:00am Holy Communion Monday, August 19 7:00pm Caron Group Tuesday, August 20 11:30am Steel Magnolias
Friday, August 23 7:30pm Crossroads Group Sunday, August 25 9:00am Holy Communion Monday, August 26 7:00pm Caron Group Friday, August 30 7:30pm Crossroads Group
2019 Summer Calendar, continued
WE APPRECIATE YOUR CONTINUED OFFERINGS