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The Messenger
Trinity Lutheran Church April 19, 2019
Easter Breakfast 2
50+ Spring Luncheon 2
Nursery Workers 3
Men’s Bible Study 3
Spring Work Day 3
Alaska VBS 4
VBS 5
Ladies Luncheon 8
In this issue
Dates to remember:
• April 14-21, Holy
Week
• April 21, Easter
Breakfast, p. 2
• April 27, Spring Work
Day at Shawnee
Campus, p. 3
• April 28,
Confirmation,
Shawnee Campus,
11am, p. 1
• May 1, 50+ Spring
Luncheon, p. 2
• May 5, Women’s
Spring Luncheon, p. 8
Volume 34, Issue 8
Confirmed in Christ By Pastor Mark Schulz
Seven of our young adults
will be confirmed in their
Christian faith this year. The
Rite of Confirmation will
take place on Sunday, April
28, at 11am at Trinity’s
Shawnee campus. These
young people have spent
the past three years growing
in their faith both through
study of the Gospels, the
Ten Commandments, pray-
er, the Apostles’ Creed,
Baptism, and Holy Com-
munion; and also through
activities that put their faith
into action, such as volun-
teer service projects, ser-
mon reflections, retreats,
and acts of compassion and
mercy. A highlight of the
Confirmation service will be
the students sharing their
faith stories and how they
will continue to follow Jesus
throughout the next stages
of their lives. This will be
done through essays they
have written based on their
chosen Confirmation verse.
Confirmation is a milestone
along one’s faith journey as
these young adults move on
into our senior high youth
ministry and continue to
grow in their relationship with Jesus. This year’s confirm-
ands are:
Kaitlyn Burke
Justin Flagor
Emma Hellerich
August Rice
Johnny Shreve
Analia Stevens
Luke Theiss
Please pray for our confirmands and congratulate them!
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Now that spring is here, we
know many of us will begin
spring cleaning. We would
like you to consider donat-
ing your gently used button-
up or zip-up women's
sweaters as well as women's
children in the village of
Chuchipaca appreciate our
donations every summer.
Thank you for your help
with the upcoming mission
trip.
shoes (flats, size 6 1/2 or
smaller), and children's
shoes of all styles and sizes.
Collection boxes will be
placed at both church cam-
puses for the next several
weeks. The women and
Shoe and Sweater Donations for Guatemala Mission By Jane Musgrove
Wednesday, May 1
11:30am
Mission Campus
The 50+ Spring Luncheon
will be held on Wednesday,
May 1, following the regular
50+ Bible Class. There will
freewill offering will be col-
lected. If you have any ques-
tions, please contact Mary
and Don Moehlenkamp,
913-451-6246, or Jean and
Leo Schlesselman, 913-888-
9076.
be salad, sandwiches, bever-
ages, and a dessert. Please
sign up in the foyer on the
counter by the office if you
plan to attend, or you can
signup with the link in the
eNews. The signup deadline
is Monday, April 22. A
50+ Spring Luncheon By Don and Mary Moehlenkamp and Leo and Jean Schlesselman
Sunday, April 21
9 - 11am
Mission Campus
Fellowship Hall
9:30 - 11am, Shawnee
Campus Lower Level
The youth will be serving
Easter breakfast at both
campuses again this year.
This breakfast is a fundrais-
er that enables youth to par-
ticipate in retreat experienc-
Valley Retreat in Colorado.
Thank you for your support
of our youth!
es that strongly help them
grow in their daily walk with
Jesus. Proceeds will benefit
those who are attending our
summer trip to Lutheran
Youth Easter Breakfast By Julie Mohling and Beth Stephens
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day, April 27, we will get
together to spruce up the
campus. Please sign up to
help at the welcome table in
the foyer. Here is what we
are trying to get accom-
plished:
• Building a retention wall
on the northeast corner of
Saturday, April 27
1-5pm
Are you wanting to get
some exercise and help the
church at the same time?
Well, pull out your work
gloves and get ready for a
spring work day at the
Shawnee campus! On Satur-
Spring Work Day at Shawnee Campus By Chris Cox
The Shawnee campus coat rack is filled with coats, jackets, and other miscellaneous items.
All items will be donated on Monday, April 29, if they are not claimed. Thank you!
Shawnee Campus Lost and Found By Pastor Phil and Jo Ann Emerson
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
6:30 – 7:30pm
The Shawnee Men's Group
is discussing the book of 1
Shawnee campus. All men
are invited to join us!
John from 6:30 to 7:30pm
on Wednesday evenings
from April 24 through May
22 in room 201 at the
Shawnee Campus Men’s Bible Study By Al von der Linden
Shawnee is seeking to in-
crease its Nursery and
Childcare Staff. If you are a
caring, compassionate per-
son, age 14 or above, who
enjoys working with infants
through 36-month-olds,
please contact Jo Ann Em-
erson ([email protected];
913-563-5280) for more
information. Scheduling is
flexible for this paid posi-
tion.
Nursery Workers Needed at Shawnee Campus By Jo Ann Emerson
the playground
• Planting shrubs
• Spreading mulch
If you have any questions,
please contact Chris Cox,
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Memory Verse
the plate on Sunday. How-
ever, our members are more
frequently opting to use the
easy electronic methods.
More than 25% of the
funds donated to the church
arrive from electronic giving
methods. Check out our
Giving page at tlcms.org to
learn more about our elec-
tronic giving options.
The reason you give has
not changed: giving thanks
to our Lord for the generos-
ity he has given us. The
church is just making the
funds transfer process easi-
er with our electronic giving
options.
Life today is often meas-
ured in screen time. You
manage your calendar,
email, instant messaging,
text, Facebook, and use
ApplePay to pay for grocer-
ies – all from the small
screen on your phone.
However, giving to the
church can seem to our
younger generation to be an
outdated process – Where is
the checkbook?
A New Way to Gift to Trinity Give+ mobile giving app is
now available to use from
your smart phone.
Yes, you can still use the
offering envelopes and drop
a check or cash into
Easy Gifting to Trinity By Larry Conrad
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Sign up at tlcms.org/VBS
or use this QR code:
This epic African adventure
will engage the whole herd.
At Roar, kids explore God’s
goodness and celebrate a fe-
rocious faith that powers
them through this wild life.
Each day at Roar VBS, kids
travel through station rota-
tions that reinforce relevant
Bible Points and immerse kids
in new adventures.
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Experience Germany: Lutherland and Oberammergau Passion Play By Pastor Tom Harries
September 5-14, 2020
Pastor Tom and Diane Har-
ries of Lenexa are hosting a
Germany tour in 2020 from
September 5-14. The trip
will include touring Luther-
land, attending the world
famous Passion Play in
Oberammergau, and visiting
other historic and colorful
sites of Germany. Bro-
chures and information are
available by calling 913-888-
4772 or by emailing harri-
[email protected]. For
links to a brochure and to
register, please visit
tlcms.org.
Here at Metro Lutheran
Ministry we’re working to
increase the number of sen-
ior and disabled neighbors
we serve through our Minor
Home Repair team services.
In order to grow this pro-
gram, we need more volun-
teers to help! As some of
MLM Minor Home Repair Team By Amy Viets
our most valued MLM sup-
porters, we’d like to invited
you to a Minor Home Re-
pair project day on the
fourth Saturday of the
month, beginning April 27.
All skill levels are welcome
and we’re happy to work
with kids ages 14-18 with a
responsible adult. Anyone
who’s interested can contact
Amy Viets for details,
816.285.3154, amyviets
@mlmkc.org.
Thank you very much for
your dedication to our min-
istries!
Enjoy an evening of
food trucks, live mu-
sic, shopping, and
more at Metro Lu-
theran Ministry’s
(MLM) fourth annual
Summer Breakout on
Wednesday, June 5, at
Holy Cross Lutheran
MLM Summer Breakout By Kelly Seward
Church in Overland Park.
All proceeds benefit the
MLM Christmas Store
which provides gifts to 900
families in need every holi-
day season.
Kiddos will enjoy the fun
inflatables, face-painting,
and games in the Kids Zone
while the adults enjoy live
music, a silent auction, and
ever popular wine pull!
For more information,
please visit www.mlmkc.org
or contact Becky at becky-
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Prayers
1 Thessalonians 5:11
Birthdays April 24 – Brittany Carr, Megan Cicero, Kristen Cox,
Madison Delamore, Gloria Garrelts, Lauren Kimbell, Lindsey Maxwell, Peyton McEvoy, George Miller, Julia Taylor
April 25 – Jeannette Auerbach, Zachary Maxwell, Melinda Oberly, Carroll Smith, Chad Wilcott
April 26 – Adam Denis, Joel Wilkinson April 27 – Rachel Eastlund, Maureen Gamble, Scott
Hallstrom, Brock Miles, Honor O’Brien, Dick Pfeiffer, Kelsey Scheetz, Garry Schottman
April 28 – David Boehnke, Patty Gerken, Dale Hurt, Eldor Kaiser, Mike Nelson
April 29 – Brent Barta, Jennifer Estes, Ray Fessler, Marnie Hurt, Diane Kremer, Lenore Loos, Marina Williams
April 30 – Courtney Harrell, Amanda Hertel May 1 – Bert Cleveland, Howard Kremer May 2 – Dave Lehl May 3 – Allene Gantz, Richard Krueger, Derrick Miles May 4 – Rebecca Sedgwick May 5 – Solomon Jackson, Tony Kemper, Emily Vincent May 6 – Ned Meyer, Randi Sereres, Hank Talmage, Welma
Voelk May 7 – Sloan Anders, Emmy Duitsman, Lauren Stalnaker
Deaths Don Coleman, 4/15 Clay Miller, 4/2
Retirement Facility/Homebound Betty Becker, Park Meadows Don and Glenda Bischoff, at home Norma Brock, at home Phyllis Corthon, Victory Hills Ted Dahl, at home Walter and Donna Erickson, at home and Aberdeen Village Conrad Fassold, Lakeview Village Allene Gantz, Rose Estates Robert and Shirley Hemenway, at home Phyllis Henderson, at home Dick and Audrey Humes, Santa Marta Lois Klausen, Delmar Gardens of OP Jean Klemp, McCrites Plaza Assisted Living Ruth Kroenke, Addington Place Richard Krueger, Shawnee Post Acute and Rehabilitation Center Betty Kueker, Rose Estates Evelyn Lauber, Westchester Village Bill and Charlene Millsap, at home Jerry and Lillian Mueller, Westchester Village Betty Peppers, Bickford Karen Phipps, Homebound Facility Robert Reese, The Sheridan at Overland Park Garry and Joanne Schottman, at home Rose Seifferlein, Tallgrass Memory Care Jerry and Mary Ellen Stephenson, at Santa Marta Jeanne Stevenson, Kingswood
Member Prayers-Mission
Tom Dempsey Myrna DuBois Wanda Hein Quentyn Hendrich Don Johnson Julie Messbarger Dyan Mojica Ann Ninneman
Member Prayers-Shawnee
Jim Hoestje
Anniversaries and birthdays are listed from April 24-May 7.
If your birthday or anniversary is not listed, please contact the church office.
Anniversaries
Steve & Mary Hatesohl ........................................... April 25 (27th) Don & Glenda Bischoff ........................................ April 26 (50th) Edward & Angela Gipson ....................................... April 26 (5th) Kevin & Melinda Oberly ........................................ April 26 (16th) John & Kimberly Emert ......................................... April 27 (34th) Jim & Gloria Holcroft ............................................ April 27 (51st) Kevin & Amy Porter ............................................... April 28 (13th) Rob & Beth Bauer ................................................... April 29 (24th) Gary & Linda Dodson ........................................... April 29 (30th) Bill & Jennifer Latteman ........................................ April 30 (14th) Steve & Margie Gallaway ............................................ May 1 (21st) Mike & Liz Keller ........................................................ May 1 (37th) Jim & Barbara Williams .............................................. May 3 (33rd) Trevor & Shanley O’Brien ........................................... May 4 (6th) Chris & Joanne Weber ................................................ May 5 (46th) Ken & Leticia Porter ................................................... May 7 (36th)
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tlcms.org
Phone: 913-432-5441
Preschool: 913-563-5280
Email: [email protected]
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mission Campus 5601 West 62nd Street, Mission, Kansas 66202
Saturday Evening 5:30pm Communion Service
Sunday Mornings
8:30am Family-focused Worship with Communion
9:45am Praise Service with Communion
9:45am Sunday School
11am Family-focused Worship with Communion
Shawnee Campus 21320 Midland Drive, Shawnee, Kansas 66218
Sunday Mornings
8:30am Family-focused Worship with Communion
9:45am Sunday School
11am Family-focused Worship with Communion
Nursery
A professionally staffed nursery for ages six months to three years is available during most worship services and Sunday School.
Trinity Staff: Mark Schulz, Senior Pastor: [email protected] Phil Cook, Lead Pastor, Shawnee Campus: [email protected] Ron Flentgen, Associate Pastor: [email protected] Benjamin Vineyard, Pastor of Disciple Formation: [email protected] Rhonda Synovec, Children Family Minister: [email protected] Beth Stephens, Youth Family Minister: [email protected] Ben A. Spalding, Director of Music: [email protected] Jo Ann Emerson, Preschool Director: [email protected] Tom Perry, Senior Ministry Leader: [email protected] Lara West, Organist: [email protected] Larry Conrad, Administrator: [email protected] Gretchen Hollman, Office Supervisor: [email protected] Barb Estes, Office Support: [email protected]
Pastoral Emergency Contacts: Pastor Mark Schulz - 913-231-9726 Pastor Phil Cook - 972-955-8801
Pastor Ben Vineyard - 913-538-1517 Pastor Ron Flentgen - 913-748-6670
Submit articles to: [email protected]. The Messenger is published on the
first and third Thursdays of each month.
The next deadline is April 30 at noon.
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Trinity Ladies’ Luncheon
Sunday, May 5, 12:30pm
Mission Campus Fellowship Hall
FREE! | All ladies are invited!
Guest speaker from Safehome All ladies of the congregation are invited to our an-
nual Ladies’ Luncheon. This year we look for-
ward to listening to a speaker from Safehome, an
organization that provides support for survivors of
domestic abuse. Please sign up at the information center at
each campus by April 28. You may choose from two different
soups offered, carrot and Italian wedding soup. We will have an ingathering for
Safehome. Please help by donating:
✓ Gift cards from
Wal-Mart, Target, etc.
✓ Melatonin
✓ Cough drops
✓ Anti itch crème
✓ Juice
✓ Juice boxes
✓ Twin size sheets
✓ Twin size blankets
✓ Shower curtains