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Summer me. It’s o en thought of as a me for no school, vaca ons and

outdoor ac vi es. When I was growing up in southern New Jersey, summer me meant trips to the Jersey shore. Summer me meant sand and sun and the boardwalk with all of its a rac ons. It’s a me when many people do things that they do not normally do during the rest of the year. And summer me can be a me of reading that new book, of trying something new or different that normally we do not have me to do.

I hope and pray that this summer can be a me of development in your faith life as well. Pick up and read that devo onal that’s been collec ng dust. Try something new in your prayer life. Pray at a different me of day or use guided prayers to challenge your mind and soul. Worship in a style you are not accustomed to... we have three different styles at Trinity; Benedic on, Contemporary & Tradi onal. May your faith also enjoy the warm weather as a me to grow and bloom!

Summer

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SPIRITUAL TIPS

JUNE EVENTS

BIRTHDAYS

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VOL 66 June 1, 2016 ISSUE 7

The Trinity Visitor

In preparing for the election process at this year’s assembly, the transition team has identified the need for additional volunteer help. We are looking for non-voting members to help with the distribution of materials related to the election, ballot collection and ballot counting for bishop. Volunteers would be asked to serve beginning at noon on Thursday, June 16 for an orientation and continue to serve through the conclusion of voting on Saturday. The majority of the time commitment would be around the times of balloting for bishop. Meals for the volunteers would be provided by the

Synod. We are looking for volunteers within the West and Southwest Conferences in particular in order to avoid the expense of housing volunteers. Volunteering as an “election associate” provides a great opportunity to serve the church and be a part of what should be an exciting assembly for the Northern Illinois Synod. Anyone who would like to volunteer should contact Deaconess Cheryl Erdmann at the synod office or by email at CErdmann@nisynod.org.

Synod Assembly Help

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Summer is here! And with summer comes vacations. We hope to make visitors to Trinity feel welcome.

You, as a fellow member of Trinity, have an important role in this ministry. A smile, a few words of welcome, an offer to coffee after service (if available), or a willingness to answer a question can make all the difference. This article is meant to inform you about our method and to help you be a part of this important ministry.

Here is our method and how you can help:

For a guest’s first visit: Invite our guest to leave contact information on a yellow card or in some other way. The goal is to have a way for us to contact our guest in the following week. If they wish not to, do not push them to do so. If at the 9am service, you can invite our visitor to coffee downstairs after the service, or mention that the Pastor(s) would be happy to greet our visitor.

If you find that the person you greeted is a member of Trinity, take it as opportunity to get to know them. It is no crime not to personally know all of Trinity’s over 1,000 members.

Mention the gift mugs by the sanctuary entrances and that our guest is welcome to take one along with them. The mugs contain candy along with information about Trinity. Allow them to decide whether or not they wish to take one.

If you wish to invite someone to Trinity as your guest, please feel

free to take a gift mug along with you to give to that person.

In the following week, if we have contact information, our office will forward that information to Trinity’s Team 1330, who will then write or email a note to our guest. Such a note will vary, depending on the guest.

For a guest’s second or following visit:

Invite our guest to leave contact information on a yellow card or in some other way if they have not done so. The goal is to have a way for us to contact our guest in the following week. Again, if they wish not to, do not push them to do so. If at the 9am service, you can invite our visitor to coffee downstairs after the service, or mention that the Pastor(s) would be happy to greet our visitor.

In the following week, if we have contact information, a pastor will contact the person and welcome them to meet or to answer any questions they may have about Trinity.

Our Trinity staff will then place the person on our prospect list, and will start sending information on Trinity events to them for the next 2 months. This will include the Visitor and Friday Notes, depending on what contact information we have.

Please note that our goal is to be positive, to welcome, and to allow our guest “space” as well. Thinking about how you would want to be welcomed can help a lot in how to approach this ministry.

Welcome Guests THANK YOU

Thank you for giving

me the opportunity to

serve as the pianist

for the Benediction

Service for the last 6

years. I will miss you

all as I head out to

Idaho as a Field

Instructor for

BlueFire Wilderness

Therapy

Thanks again!

God Bless,

Mila Ribbeck

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Rev. John Lunn’s News

Greetingstomysponsoringchurches!Thiswillbemy inallettertoyouasyourmissionary,butIhopethatyou’llsoonhaveanothermissionary/missionaryfamilywritingyou.Ihavecompletedmy“FarewellTour”tothehospitalswearepartneringwithinTanzania,Liberia,andIndia.MycolleagueMikewentwithmeLiberia,havingvisitedIndiaandTanzaniaearlier.Wehavegoneovertheneedsandwishesofeachinstitution,andIhavesaidmygoodbyes.HeisreadytoservethehospitalsandIamreadytomoveontowhatevertheHolySpirithasinmindformeatthispointinmylife.Shehasn'tmadeitclearyet,butItrustShewilldothatsoon.IspenttwoweeksinLiberiawhereitwashotandhumid–anditwasalsomangoseason.Freshmangoesalmostmaketheheatworthit!TheroadtoPhebewasamazing,buttoCurran,itwasasbumpyaseverandIwillnotmissthat!IwillmissthepastorandpeopleofSt.Luke'sLutheranChurch.Themusicthereisalwayswonderfulandtheygavemeaverywarmgoodbye.ThenitwastimetoreturntoIndia.Myjourneywasprettyuneventful.SecurityatMonroviaAirportcheckedourtemperaturesbeforewewentintotheairportandagainjustbeforewegotontheplane.TheyhavehadanadditionalcaseofEbola,hencetheadditionaltempchecks.ItwasalongtripfromFreetown,SierraLeonetoAccra,GhanatoNairobi,Kenya(witha16hourstayintheairport)toMumbai,IndiatoChennai,IndiaandthenbycartoVellore.SincebeingbackinVellore,IhavebeensayinggoodbyetofriendsIhaveworkedwithandgottentoknowinthe

timeIspentinIndia.Andmyfriendsandco-workershadaservicetosaygoodbyetomeaswell.Theservicewasamazing.DespiteitbeingMay,andatimethatsomanyareonleave(becauseitisthehottesttimeoftheyear)Dr.Reenahadgatheredawonderfulgroupandtheyspokeaboutourworktogetherandmycontribution.Again,morecreditthanIdeserve-butnicetohear.Chitiraiwastherewithhisfamily–Itoldthestoryofhisaccidentontherailroadtracksandgettinghisnewlegs.Threeofouroriginalvolunteerswerethere.Sarojawasthere(mymaidfromthebeginning),twoMissionariesofCharity,Fr.Johnnie,andSr.Victimawerethere.ColleaguesfromRadiationTherapy,formerneighbors,andmanyfriends.Itwastouchingandbroughtupsomanymemories!BesidesReena,IwasverymovedbythewordsfromSunilChandy,thedirectorofChristianMedicalCollege.HereferredtomeasJohntheApostle–makethatapostlewithasmall“a.”.IfeltveryappreciatedbyCMC.Itwasaverymeaningfulevening.IevengotthechancetopreachandIpreachedonhealing–healinginpalliativecare–andmiracles,largeandsmall.Attheendoftheservice,Iwasdrapedingarlands.Thesmellwaswonderful!Differentpeoplefromdifferentpartsofmylifehereplacedagarlandofwonderfulsmelling,butveryhot,jasminearoundmyneck.Itwouldhavebeenverynicetomakea“FarewellTour”ofallthechurchesthathavesponsoredmeovertheyears,butthatwouldbeverycostlyandtimeconsuming,soletmejustmakeapromiseinstead.Iwillcontinuetopray

THANK YOU

Thanks to

everyone who

donated

material, sewing

machines and

their time to help

complete the 25

quilts we sent to

Lutheran World

Relief this year.

We couldn’t

have completed

them without

such great

helpers.

LWR Quilters

forallofyou.IwillpraythatyoumaybeledbytheHolySpirittoserveinwhateverwayyouareneeded.Ihopeyouwillremembermeinyourprayerstoo.ThanksforallofyoursupportandthankstomysisterJan(akaNewsletterComposer)forhelpingmekeepintouch.Peace,Namaste,andAloha.John

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News from the Preschool

☺A HUGE THANK YOU to all those who came out to support the preschool at our “Dine-to-Donate” fund raisers. We raised over $400 already, with only one of the locations reporting in so far for the preschool. Thank you for your support!

☺There’s still time to enroll your preschooler for next year! Don’t let them miss out! Enroll them today for the 2016-2017 preschool year! Call 764-7220 to arrange a visit to the preschool or to get an application.

☺Did you know that Blessed Beginnings Preschool is offering summer camp classes? They are open to any 3-5 year olds (not just those enrolled in the preschool) and cost only $40/per child/per week. Classes run one week each from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. Here’s what we’ll be learning about:

Creepy, Crawly Critters ~ June 27—July 1 Olympic Fun ~ July 25—29

There’s still time to enroll , so call for more information today! 764-7220

We are looking for people who care about our young learners to serve on the Blessed Beginnings Preschool Family Ministry Board.

We meet on the third Tuesday of every month. The term of service runs from September to the following September.

If you are interested, please let Mrs. Hayz or Pastor Larry know.

Congratulations! To Trinity’s Graduates High School

Chase Austin

Danielle Baker

Alex Branham

Madeline Dewilfond

Aaron Foulk

Camron Fowler

Nicolas Fox

Taylor Greko

Alexis Henry

Kelsey Jackson

Darius King

Tristen LaGrange

Brandon Louis

Olivia Lyman

Katie Oestmann

Mitchell Owens

Anna Redington

Maggie Roehrs

Max Schultz

Hannah Taber

Nico Torres

Jon Walker

Carolyn Wehr

College

Hailey Coulter

Nelly Cheboi

Molly Doroba

Marquisha Harris

Kaitlyn Wehr

Kyle Wehr

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Whenever it is possible always choose fresh fruits and vegetables over canned or processed. Orange juice should be drank in moderate amounts, the high sugar content can cause tooth decay and in excess can cause the wearing off of tooth enamel. Here are a few of the benefits of consuming fresh oranges…. 1. Oranges contain anti-

oxidants. Oranges are rich in citrus limonoids, proven to help fight off a number of cancers- lung, skin, breast, stomach and colon.

2. Oranges can help prevent kidney diseases. Also helps prevent the risk of forming kidney stones.

13 Benefits of Eating Fresh

Oranges

3. Mandarin oranges contain an even larger amount of Vitamin A, helping to reduce the risk of liver cancer.

4. Oranges help lower cholesterol. 5. Oranges are rich in potassium. 6. Oranges help lower your risk of

infection since they help neutralize free radicals, because of the high level Vitamin C they contain.

7. They aid in good eye health and maintaining your level of vision.

8. They help regulate- help prevent high blood pressure. This is due to the flavonoid hesperidin and the magnesium oranges contain.

9. They protect skin cells. Oranges are full of beta-caratene, this helps protect the skin from signs of aging.

10. Oranges alkalize the body. Before you ingest oranges they are acidic but through the digestive process they alkalize your body.

11. Oranges help fight against virus. This is due to the abundance of polyphenols.

12. Oranges relieve or prevent constipation, they are a high fiber food.

13. Oranges provide smart carbs and do not cause a blood sugar spike. The glycemic index of an orange(small) is 55.

About 25 billion oranges are grown each year in America. The orange is the world’s third favorite food flavor, after chocolate and vanilla. Orange cautions…It is important to, at the least, wash oranges in cold running water before use to remove any insecticide that might have been sprayed over orange crops(this is done routinely unless you buy certified organic). There is No orange waste….It is 100% biodegradable. Enjoy Mary Jane Dimmer, RN Trinity Parish Nurse

Have You Tried This? Spiritual Tips for Ordinary Days

James 5:13-18 “Are any among you suffering? They should pray. Are any cheerful? They should sing songs of praise. Are any among you sick? They should call for the people of the church to pray over them. The prayer of faith will save the sick, and the Lord will raise them up; confess your sins and pray for one another, so that you may be healed. The prayer of the righteous is powerful and effective.”

The small book of James contains just 108 verses with “powerful encouragement for responsible Christian action” (Lutheran Study Bible). We can use prayer for others as part of our active faith lives. Sometimes, our prayers seem stale or repetitious. Think about using:

Lists to remind you of people for whom to pray.

A prayer order, from people closest to you, moving out toward more anonymous prayers for groups and ministries.

A scripture verse to pray the word of God over these people.

General prayers mixed with specific prayers.

Thankfulness for answers to past prayers.

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Lunch Bunch

Wednesday, June 1st join us to hear Diane Erickson, Program Director of the River Bend Food Bank. Reservations are $8.00 and are available in Founders Hall during fellowship Sunday May 29th. Questions? Call Al Hansen at 762-1734 or Julie Blew 786-5890. Menu: Swiss steak, mashed potatoes, corn, mandarin salad and strawberry shortcake.

FROG HOP

June 4th at 8:00 a.m. 5K race and 1 Mile Family Fun Walk. Register online at getmeregistered.com or sign up during fellowship Sunday mornings. Contact Brian Croegaert if you’d like to help.

Vacation Bible School

June 20-24 is “Surf Shack” Bible School. We are accepting volunteers to help. Contact Amy Roehrs at aroehrs@tlcmoline.org. Register Sundays in Founders Hall.

Birdies for Charity

Birdies for Charity is a program that could enhance your gift/pledge to Trinity Lutheran Church.

When you make a charitable gift to Trinity through Birdies for Charity, their fund supplements your gift with a 5-10% bonus. We would urge members to consider fulfilling the last two months of their planned giving to Trinity for 2016 by sending those dollars through Birdies for Charity. Or perhaps you would like make an additional supplemental gift beyond your regular pledge.

If you would like to learn more about this program or to receive an official pledge form contact the church office. Pledge forms must be received at the tournament office by August 12, 2016. Trinity’s Birdie # is 1328.

June 1st

Member Care Cards 2:00 p.m.

Everyone is welcome!

June 12th

LIFE Car Wash 8:00 a.m.

Free will dona ons

June 19th

Father’s Day Thanks Dad!

June 26th

Vaca on Bible School Sings at 9:00 a.m.

See you in Worship!

June Events

90th Birthday Open House Celebration for

Shirley Christiansen

Sunday, June 26th from 1:00—3:00 p.m. Amber Ridge Assisted Living

900-43rd Avenue, Moline (behind Target)

No gifts please.

Contact Jill Gehbauer at brujil@mchsi.com

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Library Lines submitted by Linda Milton

“The Virtues of Aging” by Jimmy Carter 305.2 Car

Jimmy has had nearly twenty more years since this was written to follow his virtues. It is also a story of how he and Rosalynn have thought through and chosen to live after the White House years. For them, "the simple things—our own happiness, peace, joy, satisfaction, and the exploration of love in all its forms—are the key to the virtues of life, at any age."

“So , Stick a Geranium in Your Hat and Be Happy” by Barbara Johnson 248.84Joh

Another book with a positive attitude and another testimony to the power of God's love. This author has written several humorous books to "teach you how to release that bubble of joy within you—to claim God's promise to 'fill your mouth with laughter and your lips with shouts of joy.'" The

chapters are short. They include poetry, scripture, and song and sometimes all of those forms within anecdotes that have you shaking your head in understanding.

“All-Star Games from All-Star Youth Leaders” by Bob Buller, Ed. 259 Bul

Now it's time to have some FUN!! These games are any activity "in which one or more people engage for the purpose of fun, amusement or even learning." Games can spice up an evening or get rid of a lot of energy so that participants are ready to sit more at tentatively during a meeting. Chapters include: Icebreakers and Mixers, Cooperative and Competitive Games, Games that Make a Point, Off-the-Wall Games, and Games for Special Days and Events. Each chapter begins with interesting information, guidelines, and basic tips. Each game, written by an experienced leader, begins with summary, then lists supplies, and then gives detailed instructions and some suggestions for

variations. Effective planning; a p p r o p r i a t e p l a c e s a n d participants; consideration for abilities, feelings, cultures and outcomes are good to think about in almost any group activity.

The TLC Book Club meets June 19th at 12:00 noon in the Lounge to discuss “The Year of Pleasures,” by Elizabeth Berg. The Good Book Club meets June 27th at 7:00 p.m. in the Lounge to discuss “The Boston Girl” by Anita Diamant. Join any of the discussion groups. We enjoy welcoming new members!

Library Lines are written by volunteers from Trinity Church. A review of anything from our church’s library, including videos, is welcome. Reviews from the children’s and youth sections are also welcome.

The next meeting of the Trinity Endowment Committee will be on Thursday, July 21st, 2016. All grant requests for this quarterly meeting need to be in the church office two weeks prior to our meeting or by July 7th.

All TLC members in good standing are eligible for a $1,000 scholarship toward expenses related to any higher, continuing education program. An application should be submitted after completion of at least 12 credit hours with a GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale, or provide evidence of satisfactorily completing the course work submitted at a passing level. There is an option to reapply one time for another $1,000 grant during a separate academic year as long as students still meet the above listed standards. (for a total award of $2,000 per student)"

The guidelines and application form are available on our website, tlcmoline.org or in the church office.

Questions may be directed to any member of the committee or to Don Johnson at 797-2237.

Endowment

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June Birthdays

1—Ethan Bartels, Zachary Wynn

2—Baldwin Day, James Dean, Britta Gellerstedt, Jillian Ledbetter, Jonas Loser, Jake Nelms

3—Robert Beam, Rowen Happ, Georgia Kappler, Craig Rylander, Beverly Swanson

4—Erin Johnson, Daniel Lee, Sarah Slothower, Kurt Zweifel

5—Andrew Owens, Jordan Thoms

6—Madison Conner, Wendy Ruud

7—Sarah Knary, Stephen Kruse

8—Carol Horstmann, Michelle Rowland

9—Rodney Blaske, Eleanor Blew, Robert Grenier, Melvin Rullman, Isabella Suman

10—Jeffrey Hancock, Dolores Jersild, Susan Johnson

11—Marquisha Harris, June Purse, Lori Wheeler

12—Arion Cox, Paul Prybil

13—Susan Blackall, Robert Blew, Jill Gehbauer, Robert Lazenby, Jodi Muhleman, Joel Turner

14—Julie Blew, Meggie Dempsey, Sara Maccabee, Andon Tipton

15—Jordan Floyd, James Fox, Drake Klundt, Madelynn Mullen

16—Joseph Denato, Nicholas Lampasona, Alex Stuedemann, John Vana, John Wetzel

17—Julie Carlin, Dylan Nimrick, Clyde Schoeck, Bruce Smith, Emily Von Gillern, Sharon Wynn

18—Trevor Brown, Blair Greko

19—Gloria Creen, Thomas Osenberg

20—Kara Nelson

21—Anthony Petree, Paul Neder

22—Gwen Graham, Christine Lindell, Donald Peterson

23—Jason Martin, Patrick Mooney, Anika Sitko, Alexander Wynn

24—Britney Allison, James Kappler, Samantha Schladt, Amanda Weinle

25—Allissa Hansen, Bonnie Slater, Sophia Stuedemann

26—Michael Dempsey

27—Kristine Fuller, Hannah Slothower, Alex Vermeulen

28—Evan Meyer

29—Aaron Foulk, Culley Hansen, Mike Mendoza, Jason Ochkie

30—Christopher Wils

Church Office Hours

The church office will be closed for lunch Monday-Thursday from noon to one. And is closed at 1:00 on Fridays. Church Accountant, Carolyn Wilson: Tuesday & Thursday from 8:30—12:00. Communication Coordinator, Dawn Anderson: Mon.—Fri. 8:30—12:30. Parish Nurse, Mary Jane Dimmer: Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday 8:30—4:00. When submitting articles to the church office, please be sure to include your name and phone number in case we have questions. The deadline for the Trinity Visitor is the 2nd Monday of the month, i.e. July’s deadline is Monday, June 13th. Items for the bulletin announcements/slideshow/Friday Notes must be submitted by Monday each week. Send electronic submissions to danderson@tlcmoline.org

The Global Missions

Ministry Team would

like to thank the

volunteers who

helped to assemble

and pack 75 personal

care kits and 25

school bags for

Lutheran World Relief

on April 17th. Also

thanks to Blessed

Beginnings for

donating 50

toothbrushes, Diane

Sanberg and Diana

Alm for sewing

school bags, and

most importantly to

Thrivent for giving us

a generous grant to

complete this project.

Visitor Submission Guidelines and Deadlines

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June 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 11:30 Lunch Bunch 2:00 Mem-ber Care Cards 6:30 LIFE 6:30 Team 1330

2 11:45 Chair Yoga 6:00 Toastmas-ters

3 1:00 Office Closed 4:00 FROG Hop Packet Pick Up

4 7:00 FROG Hop 12:00 Wed-ding 5:30 Benedic-tion

5 9:00 Worship 9:00 SJO Worship Chapel 10:00 Fellowship 10:30 Worship 5:00 SJO Worship

6 8:00 Prayer Partners 8:00 Men’s Breakfast 12:00 Rotary Club 5:30 Yoga

7 11:45 Executive Committee 12:00 Kiwanis 4:15 3D Walk 5:15 3D 5:30 CEMT

8 6:30 LIFE

9 11:45 Chair Yoga 7:00 ASA Meet-ing

10 1:00 Office Closed 5:00 Wed-ding Re-hearsal

11 10:30 Chronic Pain 3:00 Wedding 5:30 Benedic-tion

12 8:00 LIFE Car Wash 9:00 Worship 9:00 SJO Worship Chapel 10:00 Fellowship 10:30 Worship 5:00 SJO Worship

13 8:00 Prayer Partners 8:00 Men’s Breakfast 10:30 Prayer Shawl 12:00 Rotary Club 5:30 Yoga

14 9:30 LWR Quilters 12:00 Kiwanis 4:15 3D Walk 5:15 3D 6:30 Church Council

15 6:30 LIFE

16 Synod Assembly 11:45 Chair Yoga 6:00 Toastmas-ters

17 Synod As-sembly 1:00 Office Closed 2:00 Clos-et2Closet Set Up

18 Synod Assem-bly 10:00 Clos-et2Closet 5:30 Benedic-tion

19 Father’s Day 9:00 Worship 9:00 SJO Worship Chapel 10:00 Fellowship 10:30 Worship 5:00 SJO Worship 6:00 Hope UCC Meal Site

20 9:00—12:00 Vaca-tion Bible School 8:00 Prayer Partners 8:00 Men’s Breakfast 11:30 Lydia Circle 12:00 Rotary Club 5:30 Yoga

21 9:00 VBS 11:00 Kiwanis Board 12:00 Kiwanis 12:00 TLC Book Club 4:15 3D Walk 5:15 3D 5:30 Worship Team 6:30 Bluff Neighbor-hood

22 9:00 VBS 6:30 LIFE

23 9:00 VBS 11:45 Chair Yoga

24 9:00 VBS 1:00 Office Closed

25 10:30 Chronic Pain 5:30 Benedic-tion

26 9:00 Worship w/VBS Singing 9:00 SJO Worship Chapel 10:00 Fellowship 10:30 Worship 5:00 SJO Worship

27 8:00 Prayer Partners 8:00 Men’s Breakfast 12:00 Rotary Club 5:30 Yoga 7:00 Good Book Club

28 9:00 Foot Care Clinic 9:30 LWR Quilters 11:00 Memorial Ser-vice 11:30 Kiwanis 6:30 DISH

29 9:00 Collate Trinity Visi-tor 6:30 LIFE

30 11:45 Chair Yoga

**Every Wednesday: unless otherwise noted 1:00 Wednesday @ One Bible Study 4:30 Yoga 6:30 Praise Ensemble 6:30 SJO Bible Study & Prayer

BBP = Blessed Beginnings Preschool CEMT = Children’s Education Ministry Team

SJO= San José Obrero

This calendar was printed 5/24/16.

Please check online www.tlcmoline.org to

keep your calendar current.

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2016 Church Photo Directory

Come Worship With Us!

Saturday 5:30 p.m. Benediction

& Sunday 9:00 a.m. Traditional Worship

10:00 a.m. Fellowship

10:30 a.m. Contemporary Worship

We need YOU to make our directory complete! To celebrate our church family and strengthen the bond within our congregation, we welcome you to be part of our upcoming new directory. June 15-17 Wed.-Fri. from 2:00—9:00 p.m. and June 18 Sat. from 10:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m. July 6-8 Wed.-Fri. from 2:00—9:00 p.m. and July 9 Sat. from 10:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m. Every family photographed receives a complementary directory and 8x10 portrait. Invite your friend and family to have their portrait taken! Non-members will also receive a free 8x10 even though their photo won’t appear in the directory. Sign up on Sundays outside the church office or you can sign up online at tlcmoline.org (click on the photo directory banner). If you are unable to come to church to get your portraits taken or you aren’t available during The scheduled times, you can still be part of the directory! Contact Karen Dowsett or call the church office at 309-762-3624.

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