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Church Announcements For The Week of December 6, 2015

THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION AT TRINITY: The Lord’s Supper is celebrated in this congregation in the belief and confidence that in this Sac-

rament, Christ is truly present, giving us His body and blood, in, with and under the forms of

bread and wine (1 Corinthians 10:16, Mark 14:22-24). As Christians (and specifically as Mis-

souri Synod Lutherans), we believe that it is through Jesus Christ alone that we have the hope of

eternal life. We believe that we are sinners in need of forgiveness and that in the Lord’s Supper, God gives that for-

giveness, strengthens our faith, and strengthens our union with Him and each other (Romans 3:23, Matthew 26:26-

28). As Christians, we also believe that as we come to the Lord’s Supper, we are making a commitment to amend our

sinful lives with the help of the Holy Spirit (2 Timothy 2:19, Romans 8:6).

GUESTS AND VISITORS: Because those who eat and drink our Lord’s body and blood unworthily do so to their

harm and because Holy Communion is a confession of the faith which is confessed at this altar, any who are not yet

instructed or confirmed, or who hold to a doctrinal position differing from that of this congregation and the Lutheran

Church - Missouri Synod, and yet desire to receive the sacrament, are asked first to speak with the pastor (1 Corin-

thians 11:27-29). At Trinity we practice Close Communion as adopted by our Synod in Convention.

ALCOHOL CONTENT IN WINE: The “red” wine in the chalice and in the outer rings of the communion cup tray

contains alcohol. The “white” wine in the center of the tray is de-alcoholized wine (alcohol nearly 100% removed).

You may use the red or white wine in the tray but please remember that the chalice has only “red” wine with normal

alcohol content.

Q: Typical question asked by visitors: Can only LCMS members take communion at Trinity Burr Ridge? A: The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod has never understood or applied the historic practice of close[d]

Communion in such a way as to mean that only LCMS members are permitted to commune at LCMS altars.

The official position of the Synod is that not only are members of other Lutheran churches with whom we are in altar

and pulpit fellowship invited to commune with us, but also that in certain extraordinary cases of pastoral care and in

emergencies members of churches not in fellowship with us may be given Communion. The Synod stated, for exam-

ple, in 1986 "that pastors and congregations of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod continue to abide by the prac-

tice of close Communion, which includes the necessity of exercising responsible pastoral care in extraordinary situa-

tions and circumstances" (1986 Res. 3-08 "To Maintain Practice of Close Communion"). Please see

www.lcms.org for more information.

Gluten Free Communion Wafers Available Upon Request ~ Please request from Pastor Bob at least

10 minutes before the service.

Second Sunday in Lent 8:30 a.m. service will follow p. 184 Setting 3

Opening #706; Sermon #334; H/C 343, 344;

Closing: handout

10:45 a.m. Contemporary Worship Service

You Are Invited to Our Adult Bible Study

at 9:45 a.m. in our church library.

SPECIAL GUEST CHOIR As a part of our 150th Anniversary year-long celebration, we have invited the "Evangelii" choir to sing at the 8:30am service TODAY. That day marks the dedication of Trinity's first church building. This excellent choir, under the direction of Jim

Marriott, and based at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lisle, is made up of fifteen to twenty 5th to 12th graders.

Today, the flowers are placed on God’s altar

by the Schaefer Family in loving memory

of William Schaefer.

Prayer Before Worship O Lord, my creator, redeemer, and

comforter, as I come to worship

You in spirit and in truth, I humbly

pray that You would open my heart

to the preaching of Your Word so

that I may repent of my sins, be-

lieve in Jesus Christ as my Savior

and grow in grace and

holiness. Hear me for

the sake of His name.

Amen

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Youth News

Our Holiday Worship Schedule (invite a friend or neighbor):

Traditional Advent Midweek 2, The Song of Mary, Wednesday, December 9 at 10:00 AM and 7:00 PM

Traditional Advent Midweek 3, The Song of the Angels, Wednesday, December 16 at 10:00 AM and 7:00 PM

Trinity Lutheran School Christmas Program, Sunday, December 13 at 1:30 PM

Christmas Eve, Thursday, December 24 at 4:30pm HC Contemporary, 6:30 PM HC Traditional

and 10:00 PM (Candlelight)

Traditional Christmas Day, Friday, December 25 at 10:00 AM HC

*NO CHURCH*, Saturday, December 26 at 6:30pm

The Christmas Gathering will take place on

Sunday, December 20. We will begin at

6:00pm and will conclude at 8:00pm. You

must sign up for this event since the Youth

Board will be preparing dinner for you.

Friends are invited to attend. Each person attending should

bring a $10 gift card for our gift exchange.

In this season filled with music, the Hark the Glad Sound weekly Advent series for traditional

worship focuses on the biblical songs of God’s people as they awaited the Savior. Each week in

the series written by Rev. Vern Gundermann, parishioners will learn about a song from Scrip-

ture that highlights an Advent activity that will prepare us for Christ’s coming among us as a

baby in Bethlehem. Hymns in the series include “On Jordan’s Bank the Baptist’s Cry,” “Let the

Earth Now Praise the Lord,” “Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus” and “The King Shall Come

When Morning Dawns.”

• Week 2: The Song of Mary (Luke 1:46-55): Mary’s Song declares that the Lord has remem-

bered his covenant with us through his Son, making this a melody of remembrance.

• Week 3: The Song of the Angels (Luke 2:8-14): The Song of the Angels announced with great joy the Good News

of Christ’s birth, and echoes through our lives today as a melody of rejoicing.

JOY CLUB: Join us on Thursday, December 17 at 11:30 am at church. Please bring your favorite

dish to share and a $3.00 gift for crazy Bunco. Contact Joyce Tomes at 630-257-2927

or Helen Voelz at 630-325-1063 if you have any questions.

Trinity’s Lutheran Women’s Missionary League is collecting new winter hats, gloves,

scarves, and mittens for Lutheran Child and Family Services. The collection boxes

will be in the narthex starting next weekend. Our collection will continue through

Wednesday, Dec. 9. Thank you for being a part of Lutheran Women of Mission.

Feed My Starving Children: The youth are

scheduled to work on Monday, December 21 from

2:30pm to 4:30pm. They leave the school at 1:45pm

and will return at 6:30pm. The plan

is to go out to eat after the packing.

There is a $5 donation fee for

Feed My Starving Children.

Calling All Band or Orchestra Instrumentalists! Come and play with the Trinity instrumental

group to help celebrate the birth of Jesus. We'll play Christmas carols at the beginning of the Chil-

dren’s Christmas Musical on Sunday afternoon, December 13. Students who have been playing

for over a year are invited to join us. Adults are also welcome! Please contact Sharon Wendte.

Church News

The youth group pizza sale fund raiser

will begin the first week of January

with pickup on February 3 after 3pm.

The youth are going to Color Me Mine

ceramic painting on Saturday, December 12.

They meet at the studio at 6:45pm and will

need to be picked up at 9:00pm. Cost is $20,

which includes an item to paint, the paint, studio time

and snacks (not dinner). There is only room for

25 participants. Sign up in the usual spots.

SAVE THE DATE!

The Winter Jam Concert is

January 29, 2016 at the Allstate Arena.

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The Friday evening TLC Bible Study is hosted by Cliff and Judy Gustafson at her home. They are enjoying the

book: Heaven and Hell - The Edge of Eternity. This book uncovers misunderstandings people have about life

after death and tells the biblical truth about heaven and hell. They meet the 2nd and 4th Friday at 7:00pm.

COME AND JOIN THE BELL AND/OR SANCTUARY CHOIRS!!!

The Bell Choir plays in church, at the 8:30am services only, about once a month, and we have weekly rehearsals. The Bell Choir rehearsals will be on Wednesday evenings in the church narthex from 6:30 to 7:15pm.

The ability to read music is not required, but helpful, and anyone high school age and beyond is most welcome to join us!

The Sanctuary Choir sings in church, at the 8:30am services only, and also has Wednesday evening rehearsals, in the church balcony, from 7:30 to 8:15pm. We sing in unison, 2-part and 4-part harmony

formats, and all voice parts are needed and welcome! We sing anthems from the 16th Century right up to the present, and, WE HAVE LOTS OF FUN! I am also considering a new choir!

The Bella Voce Choir, consisting of soprano and alto voices only. If this new choir comes to fruition, they

would sing in church about once a month. The ability to read music, is helpful, but not required, and anyone high school age and beyond is most welcome to join us! If you are at all interested or have any questions,

please contact me! We would love to have you join us as we serve our God together! Howard Eggert

Church News

Men’s Wednesday Morning Bible Study ~ We are studying John I, II, III. I have several extra study

guides. You are invited to join us on Wednesday mornings as your schedule allows. We meet behind the fire-

place.

You are invited to join the Thursday night TLC Bible Study. We will be studying “The Lutheran

Difference: Angels and Demons”, a CPH Bible study. We meet at 6:45 p.m. in the school conference

room the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. We welcome new members. If you have any questions,

please contact Sharon Wendte at 630-455-1775.

Wednesday TLC Group Bible Study will begin our year with an eight session study of “Angels”. Do angels have

wings and fly? Do they protect us from accidents? Will we become angels? Misconceptions about angels abound.

Come and discover the wonderful ministry angels have in our lives. Join us in the church library at 10:30am. We

normally meet the second, fourth and fifth (if there is one) Wednesday each month from 10:30am - 12:00pm. For

more information contact Rob Grady 708-839-1200 ext #243

The Friday morning women's Bible study meets on Fridays from 9:45-10:45 a.m. in the conference room. Deaconess Phaedra Serbus (wife of Pastor Serbus from St. John, Darien) will be leading our study

again this year. We will start with a study of 1st and 2nd Timothy. We will be exploring themes of

vocation and service throughout these two books. Please join us for this weekly study. If

you have any questions feel free to contact Phaedra at pserbus@hotmail.com or 314-223-1873.

College / University Ministry: Is your son or daughter away at college or a university? We would like to

pray for them and include them in our ministry by mail program. Recently I read that most college/

university students walk away from their Christian faith unless they are connected with at least five other

Christians who pray and reach out to them while they are away. We would like to be "one of the five" that

reaches out to your son or daughter. Will you provide us with the name(s) of your student, the college they

are attending and their address? We will include them in our prayers and in our ministry by mail. Please

send or give the names of your students to me by email or by phone t rgeaschel@tlbr.org / 708-839-1200 x3. Thanks! -

Pastor Bob

The Ladies Aid Annual Christmas Cookie Sale has been scheduled for

Saturday, December 5 and Sunday, December 6. There will be a few items

in addition to the cookies so be sure to shop the display. Please visit the

ladies in the church library to start your holiday cookie supply.

Found, 2 coats left on coat rack at church, please check front of rack to see if they are yours. The box under the table in the Narthex is full

and overflowing with numerous items.

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2015-16 theme: Grace Alone – Life Together “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of

works, so that no one may boast.” Ephesians 2:8-9

Happy New Year

This week is the first week of Advent. Advent is a noun and its meaning is “the arrival of a notable person,

thing or event.” Advent is derived from the Latin word adventus, meaning “coming,” which is a translation

of the Greek word parousia. In the Christian church it is the beginning of the New Year, leading up to

Christmas and including the four preceding Sundays. It also signifies the coming or second coming of Christ.

During Advent we are told to prepare for the coming of Christ. How do you prepare? Do you focus on Christmas and all that

is going on? Or, do you focus on the birth of Christ and its meaning? You can do both! But to do this you cannot become

dizzy focusing on all the many distractions around you.

A few years ago, Adrienne and I sat in row one of the Nutcracker Ballet. It was my first time seeing the production live. I

was amazed at the athleticism of the dancers. Ballerina’s use a technique called Spotting Point during the execution of many

turns. The goal of ‘spotting’ is to attain a constant orientation of the dancer’s head and eyes to prevent dizziness. While their

bodies rotate smoothly at a constant speed, the head rotates much faster, then stops, so to fix the dancer’s gaze on a single

location.

This Advent season keep your eyes focused on the coming of Christ to prevent Holiday dizziness.

Mr. Landgrave

Thought of the Week: Each of us is an innkeeper who decides if there is room for Jesus! Neal Maxwell

You can follow Mr. Landgrave on Twitter at @AaronLandgrave

School News

Are you tired of being a couch potato?

Looking for a way to work out at NO COST to you? Come out to volleyball in the

Trinity Lutheran school gym! We meet every Monday, at 7:15 pm and play for approximately an hour

and a half. You don't have to be good, just willing to have some fun and perhaps brush up on a few

skills. Everyone 18 or older is invited. It's also a great way to help a friend become familiar with our

school and church. If you can't come every Monday, just come when you can. We do not play on nights

when there is a voter’s meeting scheduled so check the church calendar on our website at: http://www.tlbr.org/ to confirm

scheduled dates. If you have questions, call Keith Wendte at 630-455-1775. See you there!

To Prepare For Next Week’s Worship Service Read:

Psalm 138:6; Philippians 1:2-11; Luke 3:1-20

Church News

Thrivent Financial Choice Dollars Program If you are a Thrivent Benefit Member, have you

designated your Choice Dollars this year? Thrivent Financial representative, Kevin Jensen will

be here at both Sunday services on December 6th to give us the details of the program that can

provide additional monetary resources toward the missions and ministries here at Trinity. Kevin will be in the narthex after both

service to answer any questions and explain how any of you can take advantage of this great program.

Thank you to Thrivent for the $250 donation given to the Turkey Basket project for Thanksgiving.

“The Light Has Come” ~ Trinity Lutheran School Christmas Musical.

Come to the Annual Trinity School Christmas Musical on Sunday,

December 13th at 1:30pm. The entire student body is excited to celebrate

the birth of Christ with you through songs and scripture. This annual tradition

is a highlight of the year, as the students love of the Lord will be evident.

A goodwill offering for San Pablo Mission in Aurora will be given.

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Community News

Historic St. Matthew Lutheran Church and Soup Kitchen, 2108 W. 21st Street, Chicago, IL 60608 St.

Matthew continues to stand as a servant church in an area that at one tine was the home of thousands of

German immigrants who received nourishment for their souls with God’s Word by worshipping for over 100

years at St. Matthew. God in his infinite mercy has kept the church doors open to now nourish the souls of

the Latino families and some people of European background. St. Matthew has become the only faith based

mission in Chicago. If you would like to help serve food, the next opportunity is December 8th.

Meet at the church office at 11am.

WORSHIP FOR SHUT-INS is a 30-minute,

weekly television program, featuring classic Lutheran Worship

Sunday 11:30am

(TLN) Comcast 138

(TCT) DirecTV 377

Nanny needed – all day Tuesdays through Fridays in Lisle. Three young girls, ages 8, 5 and 3!

If you are interested, please contact Jamie Vamvakas at 312-456-8739.

The West Towns Chorus invites you to find “The Heart of Christmas”.

Saturday, Dec. 12, at 2:00pm and 7:30pm; Sunday, Dec. 13 at 2:00pm. Located at

Tivoli Theater, 5021 Highland Ave, Downers Grove. All Seats Reserved: Three

Ways to order tickets: 1) Order on-line at www.WestTowns.org/christmas 2) Call

630-201-5544 3) Contact your favorite West Towns Member. Tickets range in

price from $27 to $11.50.

Heather and Vine Florist is seeking a part-time reliable driver for flower deliveries.

6960 Wolf Road, Indian Head Park. Flexible hours, holiday times are busier, local deliveries,

Saturday deliveries until 2pm. If you are interested please call 708-246-6661 and ask for Cheryl or Jan.

Cornerstone Family Health ~ A Christ-centered Family Practice clinic, located in Hinsdale is seeking mission-

minded individuals with a passion for serving Jesus and sharing His love locally through healthcare. Immediate

openings for individuals desiring to serve in a medical ministry setting: 1. Medical Assistant and 2. Office/

Practice Manager ~ Minimum experience of 3 years working in a medical practice setting is required. Please see

the flier hanging on the bulletin board in the church narthex by the water fountain. Please send resumes and hours

of availability to cornerstonefamily@yahoo.com

The Annual Christmas Concert at St. John’s Lutheran Church and School, 505 S. Park Rd, LaGrange, will be pre-

sented on Sunday, December 13 at 6:30pm This Evening of music will feature St. John’s adult and children’s

choirs, orchestra and handbell choirs. The music performed will include time-honored compositions, traditional

carols and contemporary arrangements. The public is invited to attend and a nursery will be provided at no cost.

For further information, please contact the church at 708-354-1690 or visit our website at www.sjlagrange,com.

Joyful Again! (A Widowed Ministry) is having a retreat/workshop on January 16 and 17, 2016 and on March 5 and 6, 2016 at Our

Lady of the Angels House of Prayer in Lemont. For more information please contact 708-354-7211.

The Hines VA Hospital is in need of volunteers for the “No Veteran Dies Alone Program”. The volunteer will

provide a vigil presence at the bedside of a dying Veteran which will provide a comforting presence that will

enhance dignity, honor and respect for the Veteran at end of life. A list of qualifications and responsibilities are

on the table in the narthex. For more information about volunteering at Hines, please contact Voluntary Service

708-202-8387 ext. 22523.

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Those Serving This Weekend……

Sunday Preacher…...……………………………………………..Pastor Robert Geaschel

Sunday Liturgist…….…………………..……………………..….Pastor Robert Geaschel

Organist..……..……..….…...…....……………….……………………….....Howard Eggert

Contemporary Worship Leader……………………………..………........Russ Breimeier

Saturday Reader…………………………………………………................Howard Eggert

Guitarist………………...…………..………………………………………...……….Lisa Haak

Altar Guild ~ Volunteers

Usher Group 3: 8:30am ~ Steve Voelz, Alan VanDahm, Keith Wendte

Usher Group 1: 10:45am ~ Richard Thorburn, Jr., Gerald Tiedt,

Gene Weisbecker, Frank Mika Jr., Bill Harris

Communion Assistants: Saturday ~ 6:30pm: Jake Bulthuis

Sunday ~ 8:30am: Gary Kassen and Dale Borchardt

Acolytes: Sunday ~ 8:30am: Anna Helminiak and Emily Knutte

10:45am: Michael Barrett and Nathan Dahms

Greeters: Sunday ~ 8:30am: Ernst Family

10:45am: Alexander Family

Sunday Dec 6

8:00am - 12:00pm Ladies Aid Cookie Sale (CL) 8:30am Worship HC

9:45am Bible Class and Sunday School 10:45am Contemporary Worship

10:45am Parish Education (CL)

6:30pm Revelation Bible Class (CL)

Monday _Dec 7

6:30pm Elders (CR)

7:15pm Adult Volleyball (GYM)

Tuesday Dec 8 9:00am Stewardship (CL)

11:15am Saint Matthew Soup Kitchen (OP) 6:30pm Bell Choir (N)

7:30pm Sanctuary Choir (CH)

Wednesday Advent 2 Dec 9

10am and 7pm Advent Service 6:30am Men’s Bible Class (CL)

10:45am TLC (CL) 4:45pm Public School Confirmation (CL)

Thursday Dec 10 1:00pm Ladies BC (CL)

6:45pm TLC Wendte (CR)

Friday Dec 11 9:45am Women’s Bible Class (CR)

7:00pm TLC Gustafson (OP)

Saturday ___ Dec 12

8:30am Trustees 6:30pm Celebration Service HC

6:45pm Youth Activity at ‘Color Me Mine’ Pottery

Trinity Lutheran Church & School 11500 German Church Rd. Burr Ridge, IL 60527 708-839-1200 /church 708-839-1444 /school www.TLBR.org.

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USE THIS QR CODE FOR ELECTRONIC GIVING AT TRINITY!!! When you scan this bar-

code-like QR code image with a smart phone's QR decoder, it will instantly connect you to the

mobile version of our church web page. To individuals who are familiar with QR codes, it will

provide a quick and easy way to access our electronic giving portal. Take your announcements

home, create a profile and giving is easy!

Prayers

Our Members who are homebound…. Don Tomes, Jeannette Wielbinicki,

Deloris Harding and Lorraine Buczko

Our Members who are in assisted living or nursing homes…. Joyce Miegel, Joyce Rabas, Julie Rabas,

Ken Phillips, Phyllis Johnson, Aileen Mastney, Laurie Verba and Marjorie Morgan

Second Sunday of Advent – Think abortion or assisted suicide or destructive embryo re-

search are rights or choices to be defended? Think again. When you defy life, you defy the

Author and Redeemer of life. Repent and receive Christ’s forgiveness. Then bear fruit.

Speak up for and defend life as a gift from God. Prayer: Father, I repent of my sins against

life and for my silence when Your great gift is maligned. Forgive me and help me bear fruit.

Our Members or Friends of Our Members In The Military….. Peter Davidovitch (South Korea) US Army Pilot, godson of Bill & Judy Jung

Thomas Logan ~nephew of Cathy LaFlame

Andrea Logan ~niece of Cathy LaFlame

Sarah Mears~ National Guard

Kris Randolph (Active Duty~Scott AFB) airforce serviceman ~ son of Joan Randolph

Jeremy Marwitz (US) ~ Grandson of Lee Marwitz

Chaplain Mike Sneath (Virginia)

Angie Marie Albrecht, MD (Edwards AFB, CA) Daughter-in-law of Pastor & Janet Albrecht

Michael Grimes (Ft. Carson, CO) member, son of Janet Grimes

Chaplain Mike Moreno~ Home, In reserves and resuming his position in Synod’s Barnabas program.

nephew of our member Bessie Kuske

Adam Koshiol ~ ARNG-2006-2012, Air Force National Guard, son of Kim Valentino

Our Members who are celebrating their baptismal birthdays the week of December 6….

George Diamond, Carol Leffelman, Kimberly Radosevic, Kaden Juergens, Sherrie Ketcherside, Shawn Gartman, Christopher Huff, Joyce Tomes,

Dorothy Anderson, Lauren Grady, Steve Krc, Alexis Ternig

Our Members who are celebrating wedding anniversaries the week of December 6….

NONE

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The Week of December 6

Richard Stonys ~ Prayers for successful rehabilitation

Victims of Colorado Springs, CO and San Bernardino, CA Shootings Stephanie Giraldi ~ Prayers for healing

Kate Drost ~ Prayers for healing from cancer

Tom Harding ~ Prayers for healing after surgery

November 29

Richard Stonys ~ Prayers for successful rehabilitation

Gladys Vaskovsky ~ Prayers for health and healing ~ Req by Jan Mueller

Claudette Arnswald family ~ Prayers for comfort for the Arnswald family

November 22

Family of Michael Day ~ Prayers of comfort for the Day family

Family of Charles Nathan ~ Prayers of comfort for the Nathan family

Declan ~ Prayers for healing and salvation

People of France and World Leaders

Richard Stonys ~ Prayers for recovery after surgery ~ Req by Eileen Stonys

Prayers for our school to be a blessing to the children that attend and their parents

November 15

Loretta Forsner ~ Prayers for strength and healing after surgery

Richard Stonys ~ Prayers for strength and healing after surgery ~ Req. by Eileen Stonys

If you would like a prayer request continued, please email or call the church office. If you have a

Private Prayer Request (NOT announced during the worship service) for our Prayer Circle Group please email

or call the church office 708-839-1200 or csecretary@tlbr.org Thank you, Nancy

Week of November 29 Weekend Worship Attendance ~ 280 Communion ~ 35

Thanksgiving ~ 149 Communion ~ 124

Planning a Baptism or a Wedding at Trinity? A Meeting with Pastor Geaschel is required be-fore every Baptism & Wedding. Please call the church office to schedule your appointment with

Weekly Prayers CANCER PATIENTS: Christine Papas ~ Aunt of Kim (Steve) Freese,

David Bottger, Joyce Chow ~ sister of David Bottger, Steve Krc,

Judie Daly ~ sister of David Bottger, Larry McIntyre ~ Req. by Ernst Family,

Ted Bulthuis ~ Brother of Jake Bulthuis, Joseph Ritson ~ Req. by Ava Franco,

Wilson Gregory ~ 2.5 years old ~ Req. Nancy Richter, grandson of Dennis Kelly,

Gay Roby and Beth Johnson ~ Req. by Jan Miller,

Elaine Rice ~ Req. by Susan Villarreal, Bill Farago ~ Req. by Debbi Kubicki & Her-

man and Betty Pastori, Dan Stastny ~ Req. by Joanne Stastny

Margie Hammes ~ Req. Neil and Debbie Hammes

Rachel & Hope Salverredy ~ prayers for healing. Katy Orrick ~ prayers for healing and comfort.

Ken Phillips ~ continued healing and strength ~ Req by Shirley Phillips, Sandy and Don Baumruck