EAST HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH EVENTS MARCH 2017...2 Preschool News Mary Kay Brezinsky I am not sure how many genuine Irishmen we have among our preschool families, but, for a few days

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

*MARCH 26 IS DEADLINE

FOR EASTER FLOWER

ORDERS

1 Ash Wednesday

NO GIRL SCOUTS

7:00 pm Men’s Bible Study

7:00 pm Worship Service

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5:00 pm Chancel Choir

5:30 pm Youth Choir

7:00 pm Boy Scouts

7:15 pm Senior Choir

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5:00 pm

Chili Challenge

5 1st Sunday of Lent

Holy Communion

ONE SERVICE ONLY

9:30 am Sunday School

10:30 am Worship

11:45 am Handbells

6:00 pm Bible Study

6:30 pm Confirmation

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7:00 pm CEC

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7:00 pm Women’s Fellowship

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10:00 am Women’s Fellowship

5:30 pm Girl Scouts

7:00 pm Girl Scouts


7:00 pm Lenten Service

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5:30 pm Youth Choir

7:00 pm Boy Scouts


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Star News Deadline

7:00 pm Adult Fellowship

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Yard Sale Collection

10:00 am-3:00 pm

12 Daylight Savings Begins

8:30 am Worship


10:30 am Worship

11:45 am Handbells

6:00 pm Bible Study

6:30 pm Venture Crew

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7:30 pm Worship Cmte.

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7:00 pm Preschool Board

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5:30 pm Girl Scouts

7:00 pm Girl Scouts



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5:30 pm Youth Choir

7:00 pm Boy Scouts


17 St. Patrick’s Day

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10:00 am-3:00 pm

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8:30 am Worship


10:30 am Worship

11:45 am Handbells

2:00 pm Mission Madness

6:00 pm Bible Study

6:30 pm No Confirmation

Class-attend mission

madness at 2:00 pm

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7:30 pm Trustees

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5:30 pm Girl Scouts

7:00 pm Girl Scouts


7:00 pm WhyKnots


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5:30 pm Youth Choir

7:00 pm Boy Scouts


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10:00 am-3:00 pm

26 Flower Orders Due

8:30 am Worship


10:30 am Worship

11:45 am Handbells

6:00 pm Bible Study

6:30 pm Venture Crew

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7:00 pm Elders

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5:30 pm Girl Scouts

7:00 pm Girl Scouts



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5:30 pm Youth Choir

7:00 pm Boy Scouts


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EAST HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH EVENTS

MARCH 2017

A Publication of East Hills Moravian Church

The Star

Volume 60, No. 2 March 2017

“Salutary Coincidence”

This year Ash Wednesday, a movable holy day which marks the beginning of Lent, falls on March 1st,

which is the 560th anniversary of the organization of the Moravian Church. Both observances

embody themes of repentance and personal recommitment to Jesus Christ. Ashes on our forehead remind us to turn away from behavior and patterns of thought which

separate us from God or others. There is an element of urgency to our repentance for none of us

know our length of life. As a token of mortality, ashes can also prompt us to consider our life as a

whole. What will be our legacy? Will our presence on earth have made the world a better place for

others or have amounted to little more than an extended exercise in self-gratification? It seems to me that the founding of the Moravian Church in 1457 can also be interpreted as a

collective act of repentance and recommitment by a group of believers who earnestly believed that

Christ’s example and God’s grace made it possible for them to break free from the tangle of sinful

behavior, injustice and oppression which characterized the society in which they lived. According to

Gregory, an early Moravian leader:

“What made a Christian was not doctrine or what he or she believed, but that a person lived his

or her life according to the teachings of Jesus Christ. He described these first Moravians as

“people who have decided once and for all to be guided only by the gospel and example of

our Lord Jesus Christ and his holy apostles in gentleness, humility, patience, and love for our

enemies.“ From: http://www.moravian.org/the-moravian-church/history/

The apostle Paul notes that offering our lives up to God “as a living sacrifice” is “true and proper

worship.” Faith is more a matter of knowing God and following Jesus than it is knowing about God

and Jesus. The calendrical coincidence of Ash Wednesday and the anniversary of the Moravian Church is a

timely reminder that there will always be a pressing need for repentance and recommitment to our

Lord, Jesus Christ. The world, our nation, our communities and our congregation desperately need

those who decide “to be guided only by the gospel and example of our Lord Jesus Christ and his

holy apostles in gentleness, humility, patience, and love for our enemies.”

March 1st is an invitation to recommit ourselves to being “Jesus people” as we reach out in the name

of Christ to all persons but especially to those the Moravian Church has always felt called to seek –

the world-weary, impoverished masses overlooked or rejected by others whether overseas or here in

America. The Moravian Church’s history of mission is reflected in its current demographics with 39,150

of us in North America, 204,980 in the Caribbean and Latin America and 907,830 in Africa.

http://www.moravian.org/the-moravian-church/history/

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Preschool News

Mary Kay Brezinsky

I am not sure how many genuine Irishmen we have among our preschool families, but, for a few days

in March, we all get into the spirit of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. The magic of leprechauns hiding

gold around the church, the fun of creating art projects with the color green, green snacks, and

rainbows add to the merriment in our classrooms, and in the process we learn a little bit about St.

Patrick.

SPRING is hopefully in the air! We will discover the wonderment of nature coming back to life after

this LONG winter. We can’t wait for the official start of spring on March 20.

Registration for our classes is ongoing. We are very excited about our new hours: Breakfast Club 8:00

am-9:15 am and Creative Playgroup 11:45 am-4:00 pm. Let us help you with you childcare needs!

We welcome families to come visit our preschool and see all the exciting things happening here.

Please recommend us to your friends and neighbors.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS for our annual Bunny Breakfast on April 8. There are two seatings; one at

8:30 am and another at 10:00 am. We also offer a plant sale and silent auction. ALL PROCEEDS

BENEFIT THE PRESCHOOL. Tickets go on sale March 17. Ticket forms will be available on the door of

the church office.

Church Council

East Hills held the annual church council meeting on Sunday, January 22, following the 10:30 am

worship service. The following were elected to serve on the boards of East Hills. The Board of Elders is

charged with the spiritual care and oversight of the congregation while the Board of Trustees is

charged with the oversight of the temporal affairs of the congregation. A leadership chart is posted

on the church news bulletin board detailing which person serves on a committee and/or what areas

they are responsible for. Should you have any questions or suggestions regarding East Hills, please

contact the appropriate board member.

ELDERS TRUSTEES

Jeff Adams, Vice Chair Karen Davison

Ellen DeStasio Jim Epler

Derek French, Chair Chris Gaugler, Secretary

Amy Gross Scott Gross, President

Todd Heft John Hicks

Laura Kemmerer Sue Larson

Meg Norman, Secretary Kelly Newhall

Rob Sauers Dwight Taylor, Vice President

Lucy Thompson Vacancy (1)

Vacancy (1)

CHURCH OFFICERS

Brian Davison, Church Council President

Scott Gross, Financial Secretary

John Hicks, Assistant Treasurer

Jay Larson, Treasurer

Kelly Newhall, Assistant Treasurer

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Christian Fellowship News & Opportunities

Women’s Fellowship

Women’s Fellowship will meet in March as follows:

The evening group will meet on March 7 at 7:00 pm at the home of Marcia Mielnik. Please

contact Marcia at 610-866-5366 if you plan to attend. .

The morning group will meet on March 8 at 10:00 am in the church kitchen. Please contact

Janet Droney at 610-691-1984 if you plan to attend.

Both groups will be studying Session 5 on page 17, “A Lesson in Christian Living”.

Adult Fellowship

Mark your calendars for Friday, March 10, at 7:00 pm when Adult Fellowship’s 12th annual Wine Tasting

Party will be hosted by Sue and Rich Kriebs! A full menu of foods and desserts, selected to

complement the various wines, will be prepared and served by the Wingroves, Kriebs, and Mielniks.

Wine glasses for tasting are provided, and other beverages will also be available. The cost is $20 per

person. We have selected a different local Pennsylvania winery each year, and we are currently in

the process of making this year’s choice. For those who have previously enjoyed this event, we hope

to see you again; for those who have not attended before, please join us for an evening of fun and

fellowship, good food, and drink. Contact Sue or Rich (610-867-5971, or [email protected]) for info,

or to reserve your spot. Please reserve early, as space is limited and to help us complete our plans for

the event. Payment is due no later than Sunday, March 5, but earlier payment is appreciated.

Adult Fellowship Upcoming Events

Please take a minute to look over the events we have planned for 2017/2018 as there should be

something for everyone to enjoy! Mark your calendars and see future newsletters/bulletins for more

details as the dates for these events approach.

March 10: Wine Tasting

March 19: Joint Lenten Service Project

April 1: MDA dance/fundraiser

April 29: The Rise and Fall of Bethlehem Steel Walking Tour and National Industrial Museum

May 13: Tour of Lock Ridge Furnace and Haines Mill

June 3: PBS Fundraiser/Brew Fest

July: date to be decided–family event–Iron Pigs Baseball

July 23: Swim Party

August 26: Pocono Museum Tour – Dorflinger Glass, Dorflinger Factory, Zane Grey,

Roeblinger Bridge

September 16: Zip lining in the Poconos – family event

October 7: Lititz Chocolate Walk

November: date to be decided – Mutter Museum, Philadelphia

December: date to be decided – Lehigh Valley Zoo Winter Light Spectacular

January 20, 2018: Games Night

February 2018: date to be decided – family event – Faith Night at Phantoms Hockey

Young Adult Ministry: YAM sends care packages to college-age youth attending school, in the

military, or in the job force twice a year. If you are a young adult or know of a young adult, please

give his/her mailing address to Lucy Thompson; 610-691-2708 or [email protected] or Bobby Shimer;

610-868-0179 or [email protected]. The young adult will be added to our list and receive a

package from us in April. Many of the young adults receiving a box are thrilled to receive it and

enjoy the food and fun contained inside. We also need bakers to supply two dozen baked items,

individually wrapped; or individually wrapped candy; or small fun activities (age does not matter) for

these youth. We are also collecting monetary donations to cover mailing costs. If you wish to

donate, please make checks payable to East Hills Moravian Church, memo: YAM. The deadline for

contributions is Sunday, April 23. If you wish to donate or have questions, contact Lucy Thompson or

Bobby Shimer through contact information listed above. Thanks for caring.

mailto:[email protected]



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Men’s Fellowship

The East Hills Men’s Fellowship will meet on Wednesday, April 19, at 7:00 pm in the church parlor to

plan and discuss upcoming events. All men 18 years and up are invited.

EHMC Yard Sale Information

The 2017 yard sale will be held Saturday, May 20, from 8:00 am – 1:00 pm. Help is needed for set-up,

during the sale, and for clean-up at the conclusion of the sale. DO NOT LEAVE DONATIONS AT THE

CHURCH EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULED DROP-OFF TIMES:

Saturdays, March 11, 18, and 25 from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

Saturdays, April 1, 8, 22, & 29 from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

Saturday, May 6– from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Saturday, May 13 – 9:00 am – 5:00 pm and yard sale set-up will begin with putting the tarp

down on the floor at 9:00 am, setting up tables, and begin bringing items up from the

basement by 10:00 am. Families are welcome to help set-up and hot dogs/drinks will be

available for all those who help.

Set-up and donation collections will continue on:

Sunday, May 14 from 12:00 noon – 5:00 pm

Monday through Thursday, May 15, 16, 17, and 18 from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Friday, May 19 from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

If you cannot make one of these dates or need help with delivering items to the church for the sale,

call Wayne Gruver at 610-867-7818 or e-mail him at [email protected].

Cash Cards

At the recent Church Council we approved a deficit budget. Assuming we are buying things we

need, we can bring more money to the church by changing the way we pay for things. Cash cards

are a win-win, and we can use them for our everyday purchases. If we all use cash cards, it adds up!

Just a few examples:

Claire’s, Panera, Barnes & Noble-9%

Carter’s, Macy’s, Osh Kosh-10%

Children’s Place-2%

Gymboree, Payless, Bath/Body Works-13%

LL Bean, Land’s End-16%

There are many other available cash cards. If you are interested in a cash card that Louise does not

have in stock, just order it from her and she will have it for you the next week, or if you are curious

about a merchant that is not on her list, just ask and Louise will look into it. Thank you for your support

of our ministry at East Hills Moravian Church!

2017 Chili Challenge

EHMC Senior High Youth Group presents the 2017 Chili Challenge to benefit the youth mission trip!

Date: Saturday, March 4, 5-7 pm with chili tasting and voting from 5:30 to 6:15 pm.

Cost: $8 adults; $5 children under 10; $25 for a family.

Menu: Chili, hot dogs, nachos and cheese, corn bread, and beverages.

For tickets or to enter your chili, please contact any Senior High Youth member, Sue/Jay Larson

[email protected]; 610-737-0012 or Amy/Scott Gross [email protected]; 610-217-6008.

Come support our youth and enjoy great chili and fellowship.

Ushering

Ushering is a valuable service to your church. Ushers are needed for the 8:30 am (in particular), 10:30

am, 9:30 am summer, and special (Lent, Easter, and Christmas) worship services at church. As an

usher, you may serve from 4 – 12 times (your choice) a year and at the service(s) you wish. Training

takes about 15 minutes. We need your help! If you are interested or just have questions, please

contact Barbara (Bobby) Shimer at [email protected] or 610-868-0179.





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Flowers for Easter

ORDER FORM

ORDER DEADLINE – MARCH 26, 2017

We are offering lilies, daffodils, and tulips for purchase to place in the sanctuary

for Easter. Plants may be taken home after the last service Easter morning.

Please complete this form and return it with payment to Anna Koehler

in person or mail to:

Anna Koehler

2124 Abington Rd.

Bethlehem, PA 18018

Lilies $10.00 Tulips $8.00 Daffodils $8.00

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

PRESENTED BY: ___________________________________________________________________________

This is how it will appear in the bulletin.

PHONE NUMBER: _________________________________________________________________________

FILL IN THE LINE YOU WISH TO HAVE INCLUDED IN THE BULLETIN:

In Honor of: ______________________________________________________________________________

Select one Lily Daffodil Tulip

In Loving Memory of: ____________________________________________________________________


For Blessings Received: _________________________________________________________________


Please make checks payable to East Hills Moravian Church or EHMC.

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MARCH

4 Debra Gruver, Rebecca Jensen

5 Kevin Moyzan, Sr.

6 Richard Yanzsa

9 Konrad Glass, Caroline Hudock

10 Adra Stratton

12 Chere King

13 Andrew Knerr, Laurie Latham

16 Christian Jancsarics, Alan Soska

18 Frieda Soska

19 Sarah Choi

20 Christopher Cooke, Julie Ann DelPriore

22 Robert Greenawald

23 John Kulp, Susan Sommers, Phil Turton, Kyra Zimmerman

24 Rebecca Bieber

25 Greg Adams, Scott Gross

29 Keri Greenawald

30 Beth Jensen, Andrea Neith

Cradle Roll Update

Congratulations Ava! On April 15 Ava Elizabeth Delong will turn three years old and graduate from

Cradle Roll here at East Hills Moravian Church. Cradle Roll is a Christian-based age appropriate

program where information is mailed monthly to all parents of children from birth (adoption) through

three years. Once a child turns three, they graduate from Cradle Roll and become eligible to attend

Sunday school nursery class. Cradle Roll also provides a card that is given to the family at baptism. If

you know of any church members who have a child from birth (adoption) through three years old

that is not receiving Cradle Roll’s monthly age appropriate mailing, please let Denise Kohn know by

phoning (610) 867-8467 or contact the church office. Happy Third Birthday Ava!

Reminder

Daylight Savings Time begins on Sunday, March 12! Be sure to set your clocks ahead one hour so you

don’t miss joining us for worship and Sunday School.

Please Help

If you borrow items from the church, PLEASE return them to their original location as soon as possible!

Star Newsletter

The deadline for all information for the April issue of the Star will be March 10. Thank you!

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March Worship Schedule In case of inclement weather please check Channel 69 News Storm Center and/or East Hills

Moravian Church Facebook Page for schedule changes and closings.

March 1

Ash Wednesday Service at 7:00 pm

March 5 - ONE SERVICE ONLY 10:30 AM/SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:30 AM

Holy Communion/First Sunday of Lent Sacristans-Jack & Jean Skillman

Elder-(10:30) Jeff Adams

Liturgist-(10:30) Lucy Thompson

Ushers- (10:30) Jim Eckerd/Steven Ent

Counters- John Hicks/Rich Kriebs

Flowers-Yost

Flower Visitor-Jay Larson

March 8

Midweek Lenten Service: Worship at 7:00 pm

March 12 - TWO SERVICES AT 8:30 AND 10:30 AM/SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:30 AM

Sacristans-Harry & Louise Snyder

Elder-(8:30) Rob Sauers (10:30) Amy Gross

Liturgist-(8:30) Kat Lehman (10:30) Bill Matz

Ushers-(8:30) Joe & Frieda Soska (10:30) Girl Scouts

Counters- John Hicks/Jane Weber

Flowers-Girl Scouts

Flower Visitor-Bill & Debbie Matz

March 15



Sacristans-Robert & Lynn Greenawald

Elder-(8:30) Todd Heft (10:30) Laura Kemmerer

Liturgist- (8:30) Bruce Montgomery (10:30) Phil Turton

Ushers-(8:30) Jon Burcaw/Bruce Montgomery (10:30) Andrew Davison/Bobby Shimer

Counters- Kelly Newhall/Jane Weber

Flowers-Bennett/Glass

Flower Visitor-Karen Montgomery

March 22



Sacristans-Jon & Sue Burcaw

Elder-(8:30) Meg Norman (10:30) Lucy Thompson

Liturgist- (8:30) Peter Norman (10:30) Jay Larson

Ushers-(8:30) Jeff Adams/Jean Bennett (10:30) Jack & Jean Skillman

Counters- Kelly Newhall/Jim Eberly

Flowers-Grube

Flower Visitor-Marcia Mielnik

March 29


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LENTEN & HOLY WEEK SERVICES 2017

Ash Wednesday, March 1

Worship at 7:00 pm

Midweek Lenten Program

Wednesday Evenings

Program at 7:00 pm

March 8, 15, 22, & 29; April 5

Palm Sunday, April 9

Worship at 8:30 and 10:30 am

Sunday School at 9:30 am

Holy Week Readings

Sunday, April 9 through Wednesday, April 12

Readings Held in Fellowship Hall - 7:00 pm

Maundy Thursday April 13

Worship at 7:00 pm

Holy Communion

Good Friday April 14

Worship at 7:00 pm

Great Sabbath April 15

Memorial Service for Jesus at 2:00 pm

Easter Sunday April 16

6:00 am Easter Dawn

Easter Breakfast

No Sunday School

8:30 am Communion

10:30 am Resurrection

Memorial Service for Jesus

A Celebration of His Life, Saturday, April 15, 2:00 pm, at EHMC. We would like to borrow anything that

is suitable (figurines, hand crafted items, etc.) for the Memory Table which will depict events in

Jesus’s life. We are also creating a collage for the Memory Table and need pictures which show

events or facets of His life from birth to death. If you have any items and are willing to allow us to

display them, or if you are willing to assist us in creating this display, please contact Louise Snyder at

[email protected] or 610-865-4118 as soon as possible.


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All Things Moravian And Other Community Events

Senior Friends Program 2017

The first Thursday of each month @ 11:30 am at West Side Moravian, 402 Third Ave., 610-865-0256;

bring a sandwich, beverage and dessert are provided.

March 2: Presentation on birds/David Charrier

April 6: Ice Cream Lab/The History of Ice Cream

May 11: St. Luke’s Neuro Rehab Center presentation on natural problems encountered with

aging and coping with them.

Afternoon Holy Week Services: In an effort to assist those who do not like to travel at night or perhaps

work in the evening, West Side Moravian Church at 402 Third Avenue, Bethlehem, will be holding all

of their Holy Week Services at 12:00 noon every day – Monday, April 10 through Good Friday, April 14

and will be serving Communion on Maundy Thursday. All are welcome. For questions or more

information, call West Side Moravian at 610-865-0256.

March Mission Madness

Plan to be a part of “March Mission Madness” on Sunday, March 19, at East Hills. Event begins at 2:00

pm followed by dinner at 6:00 pm. Celebrate Bethlehem’s 275th Anniversary, our history, and heritage

by engaging in what brought Moravians to Bethlehem in the first place; mission! All are welcome to

join us for this event as we worship together and work side by side to pack thousands of meals for

distribution in Haiti. Dinner will be provided following our work and worship. Please note the event

may require long periods of standing but chairs will be available for some jobs.

LAMN Dance Jam

April 1 from 7-11 pm at Nancy Run Fire Company. All proceeds will benefit Laughing At My

Nightmare's mission to provide equipment grants to individuals living with muscular dystrophy! Come

on out for a night of live music, food, and have some fun for a good cause! Tickets can be

purchased at www.laughingmynightmare.com or call 610-462-5263.

275th Celebration

Looking for a few good Moravians to represent your congregation’s mission and history at the 275th

Anniversary Moravian Day Festival, Saturday, June 17. If interested, contact Audrey Wanamaker, at

[email protected] or 610-867-9204. Camp Hope 2017 Preview

Contact Hope Conference Center at 908 459-4435 or [email protected] for more info.

Conferences

PRE-PRIMARY (grade 1-2) June 14 - 17

PRIMARY (grade 3-4) July 16 - 22

MIDDLER (grade 5-6) June 25 - July 1

JR HIGH (grade 7-8) July 2 - 8

SR HIGH (grade 9-age 21) July 30 - Aug 5

Specialty Camps

NEW! SPORTS CAMP (grade 7-12) June 18 - 24

FISHING CAMP (grade 6-10) June 18 - 24

SWIMMING CAMP (grade 3-6) July 9 - 15

MUSICAL THEATER CAMP (grades 5-9) July 9 – 15

Family and Adult Retreats

Memorial Day Family Camp May 25 - 29

Memorial Day Picnic May 29

Quilt Camp (Women's Retreat) September 27 – 30

http://www.laughingmynightmare.com/



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Italian Buffet Fundraiser

Saturday, April 1, 2017

4:00 PM – 6:30 PM

East Hills Moravian Church

1830 Butztown Road, Bethlehem

Ticket Information:

Adults: $12.00 ∙ Children ages 6-12: $7.00

Children 5 & under eat FREE!

To purchase tickets, please call Northeast Ministry at

610-691-3355 or email [email protected]

All proceeds directly support NEM’s 2017 Summer Camp program!

SAVE THE DATE!

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Term dates: June 5 or 12 - August 12, 2017 (11 weeks)

Live with other staff members All meals provided At least 18 years old, preferably in college Jobs in food service, lifeguard, maintenance, custodial NO EXPERIENCE needed. Will train.

Make a DIFFERENCE in someone’s life this summer

APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED NOW WITH JOB PLACEMENT BY APRIL 30, 2017

Contact the Camp Office for application materials

Contact: Susan Dreydoppel

(15 Ridgeway Ave.)

PO BOX 165, Hope, NJ 07844

908-459-4435 fax 908-459-5571

Web site: camphope.org

email: [email protected]

An outdoor ministry of the

Moravian Church, Eastern District

Looking for MORE than a

How about a MISSION with a PAYCHECK?

PAYCHECK? is looking for youth 18 and older to be on the 2017 Summer Staff Team

at “Camp Hope” in Northern New Jersey

EAST HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH

LENTEN & HOLY WEEK SERVICES 2017

Ash Wednesday, March 1

Worship at 7:00 pm

Midweek Lenten Program

Wednesday Evenings

Program at 7:00 pm

March 8, 15, 22, & 29; April 5

Palm Sunday, April 9

Worship at 8:30 and 10:30 am

Sunday School at 9:30 am

Holy Week Readings

Sunday, April 9 through Wednesday, April 12

Readings Held in Fellowship Hall - 7:00 pm

Maundy Thursday April 13

Worship at 7:00 pm

Holy Communion

Good Friday April 14

Worship at 7:00 pm

Great Sabbath April 15

Memorial Service for Jesus at 2:00 pm

Easter Sunday April 16

6:00 am Easter Dawn

Easter Breakfast

No Sunday School

8:30 am Communion

10:30 am Resurrection

Flowers for Easter

ORDER FORM

We are offering lilies, daffodils, and tulips for purchase to place in the sanctuary for Easter. They may be taken home after the last

service Easter morning.

Please order by completing this form and returning it with payment to: Anna Koehler in person or mail to: 2124 Abington Rd,

Bethlehem, PA 18018. Order deadline is March 26th, 2017

Lilies $10.00 Tulips $8.00 Daffodils $8.00

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

PRESENTED BY: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ This is how it will appear in the bulletin.

Phone number____________________________________________

Fill in the line you wish to have included in the bulletin:

In Honor of ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Select one Lily Daffodil Tulip

In Loving Memory of ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Select one Lily Daffodil Tulip

For Blessings Received ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___


Please make checks payable to East Hills Moravian Church or EHMC.

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EAST HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH EVENTS MARCH 2017...2 Preschool News Mary Kay Brezinsky I am not sure how many genuine Irishmen we have among our preschool families, but, for a few days