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Silverdale Lutheran Church
Grace Filled, Spirit Led
June 21, 2020
SLC BEACON
Happy Father’s Day Tune into our online worship
for a few special tributes to dad.
Join in the Free Fun
Registration is open
Virtual VBS Silverdale Lutheran
https://bit.ly/slcvbs2020
WORSHIP VIDEO NOW EMBEDDED ON SLC WEBSITE HOMEPAGE!
Ever have trouble finding the worship video for the week? We're trying to make things more accessible and easier to find on our website so we've added the worship video of the week to our homepage. Every week (typically a day or two prior to Sundays worship), a new video will be uploaded. Just click on the video and it plays..., it's that simple!
KITSAP CONSERVATION DISTRICT + EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT = NEW RAIN GARDEN FOR SLC!
We are excited to announce that a rain garden is being installed in the south median of our parking this week. This is Nathan Johnson’s Eagle scout project and he has consulted with the Kitsap Conservation District, Lisa Gregg Property Manager, and SLC Trustees. The KCD and fellow scout volunteers are doing the labor. We are very excited about this addition that will help limit the pollution of runoff from our parking lot. Thank you Nathan and we look forward to your becoming an Eagle Scout!
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FINANCIAL NEWS
Below is a 3-year financial comparison of income vs. expenses through the end of May each year. Ministry, operations, and benevolence expenses were $72,097 for the month of May, exceeding income offering by $939. However, net income for 2020 remains very positive at $31,234 greater than expenses for the year. In May 2020 we saw much greater offerings during the first couple of weeks and less during the latter weeks. The figures below do not include inclusion of the $106,000 Payroll Protection Plan grant (PPP) received from the Small Business Administration in early May. As COVID19 continues to make for an uncertain future, the
PPP funds will provide SLC with a fiscal safety net. The Council Outreach benevolence paid $1,085 each to the Birkenfeld-Stella Maris House and Kitsap Rescue Shelter in May.
FINANCIAL COMPARISION ON MAY 31, 2020 – excludes PPP funds
2018 - 21 Sundays 2019 - 21 Sundays 2020 – 22 Sundays
General Fund Income $ 291,280 $ 337,186 $ 381,871
9% Benevolences $ 24,501 $ 28,550 $ 34,479
Ministry & Operations Expenses $ 286,729 $ 312,333 $ 316,158
Net Income $ (19,949) $ (3,727) $ 31,234
AVERAGE PER WEEKLY COMPARISON THROUGH MAY
General Fund Income $ 13,870 $ 16,056 $ 17,358
Ministry/Operations/Benevolence Expenses $ 14,820 $ 16,233 $ 15,938
Net Income $ (950) $ (177) $ 1,420
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CHURCH NEWS
The Washington Correctional Center for Women in Gig Harbor needs clothing for women leaving incarceration. Specific needs are:
Tennis shoes: Men & Women (all sizes) Casual Sandals/Flip flops (all sizes) Jeans: Men (size 36 -40) & Women (sizes 6-14) Sweatpants or thick Leggings (Black or White ONLY): Men & Women all sizes Sweatshirts (Black or White Only): Men & Women windbreakers/light weight jackets Clothing for plus size individuals (shirts & pants) Any coats size XL+
ONLY these items are requested. If you would like to donate any of these specific items – please ensure they are in new or near-new condition and clean. They can be dropped off at church during the Drive-in Worship each Sunday at 11 am OR Intern Marietta can pick them up from you. Call or text her, 712 890 9882, or email at [email protected].
Not all heroes wear capes. Some make face masks.
Many people in developing countries don’t have the option of social distancing or frequent handwashing to slow the spread of COVID-19. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now says cloth face masks, along with hand washing and social distancing may help reduce transmission. LWR needs your help to sew cloth face masks to help us reach men, women and children in vulnerable communities. After all, Lutheran World Relief was founded 75 years ago to help neighbors around the globe who were suffering during
World War II. What will be our generation’s legacy during this time of crisis?
For more information visit: https://bit.ly/lwrmask
Youth Summer Nights middle sundays @ 5pm w ill not m eet on june 21st, and our last gathering for this year will be on june 28th. join for the end of year celebration! middle wednesdays @ 6pm w ill continue indefinitely for the summer , de-pending on our ability to meet in person. Access both meetings at: https://bit.ly/middlezoom
SLY Sundays @ 7pm for high school w ill have an update after talking with youth over the next couple of weeks. SLY Wednesdays @ 7:15pm for hig h schoolers w ill a lso continue indefinitely throughout the summer, and may adjust if we decide to have some in person meet ups. Access both meetings at: https://bit.ly/SLYzoom
Meet Up?? - We are looking at possible in person meet ups for BOTH middle and SLY groups in late June or early July. Check next week for more details.
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Celebrations
Kimberly Crane June 21 David Keller June 22 Mary Lou Dahl June 25
Evelyn Daly June 21 Susan Weaver June 22 Betty Koster June 25
Jonathan Sansgaard June 21 Janis Radtke June 23 June Stocks June 27
Kari Slotten June 21 Roger Eagan June 24
Andrew Chiasson June 22 David Hagen June 24
Leticia Fee June 22 Addison Miller June 24
Avah Ferber June 22 Joyce Sartain June 24
David & Debbie Hagen June 21 (45 yrs)
Stan & Amy Ormbrek June 22 ( 24 yrs)
Craig & Debbie Peeler June 22 (40 yrs)
Brent & Shirley Goldrick June 23 (41 yrs) Roger & Lou Ann Wood June 23 (63 yrs)
Michael & Alesa Schiano June 23 (36 yrs) Jerry & Karen Rowley June 27 (49 yrs)
The Olympic Lutherhaven Board of Directors made the difficult decision to close the camp for overnight use for the rest of 2020. This was not an easy decision and we understand many of you will be disappointed. We thank you for your prayers and your support of Olympic Lutherhaven. We are exploring options for limited day use of the property starting in July.
Sunday Coffee Hour update! In order to accommodate our parking lot worship time and
Pastor Bill’s Sunday Education class, we have adjusted the
coffee hour times to: 8:30am and 12:30pm.
