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Points of Interest Inside
PLEASE HELP!!
Flight 93 Memorial
Trip
“Library” for
creativity
now at
St. John’s!!
Wildwood
Highlands trip for
ALL YOUTH
WE NEED YOU!!
Notary Services are
now available free of
charge at the office
for church members
Remember-A-Mom
GARAGE SALE
volunteers wanted!!
V.B.S. is coming!!
Sign up forms inside
Pancake Breakfast
to support our
YOUTH
Tai Chi Anyone?
THANK YOU from
our Worship Comm.
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ST. JOHN’S STAFF MEMBERS William B. Diehm, Senior Pastor Kari B. Smail, Associate Pastor Ron Baling, Dir. of Contemporary Music Joseph Tuttle Organist & Director of Choirs Debbie Sandherr, Office Manager Barb Eback, Office Assistant & Accounts Receivable Clerk Amy Beacha, Office Assistant Christina Huffmyer, Accounts Payable Clerk Laura Coombs, Chief Financial Officer Pat Hartman, Director of St. John’s Preschool Dawn Andersson, Director of Volunteer Ministry Linda Meyerdierks, Youth Ministry Coordinator Gene Kesner, Sexton
STAFF COVENANT: We will partner to enhance each other’s ministries, honor each person’s gifts, care for one another and
communicate God’s word and love.
RECYCLE TO HELP THE
Youth Work Camp/N.Y.G.
The senior high youth group is
continuing to collect Inkjet and
laser cartridges. So far we
have earned over $1,086.40.
This project will continue as
long as members of the church
bring in items. Any recyclable
items can be brought to the
youth room or church office.
Thank you for all of
your support.
NO MORE CELL
PHONES!
WE ARE ALWAYS
UPDATING EMAIL
ADDRESSES! Do We have
yours??? If not, please
send it to [email protected]
Food Item Of the Month The N.H.C.O. Fishes Food Pantry & North
Boroughs Food Pantry need our food donations.
MAY’S food of the month is
Fruit Juices, cans OR bottles
Toilet Paper, Toothpaste, Shampoo & Bar Soap
are always needed & appreciated. Containers are
in the coat room in the Narthex.
Recycle = Reading Christian Literacy Associates at St.
John’s is collecting used cell phones,
Laser Jet Cartridges and Inkjet Cartridges.
These will be recycled and a donation will be
obtained for our Christian Literacy Ministry.
Call 412-364-3777 with questions.
Eric Kofmehl takes the clothes (which you donate and place in our
clothes closet) to Grace’s Closet in Grace at Calvary Lutheran
Church in Butler where they are provided at no cost to people
needing clothes for work, job interviews, school or just for
everyday wear. We recently received the following thank you note.
“Thank you all for your generous donation toward our clothing
closet. It serves those in need, and with your help we can
continue this ministry. Thank you also to Dr. Eric Kofmehl for
the delivery of these clothes. Again, many, many thanks! God’s
grace and blessings to each of you! Grace’s Closet. Butler, PA”
CHRISTIAN LITERACY MAY 2016 Christian Literacy Associates (CLA) has been providing the key to
eliminate illiteracy, build relationships, and share the Good News
using The Christian Literacy Series from right here at our
offices at St. John’s Lutheran Church of Highland since 1975.
“Cooperation can be spelled with two letters - WE.” As only God could orchestrate, Christian Literacy Associates was
presented an opportunity to partner with a national nonprofit named Rebecca’s
Garden of Hope. The founder of this nonprofit reached out to President
Christopher Ebner in the hopes that Christian Literacy Associates would be a
presenter at their 5-6 national conferences this year. Rebecca’s Garden of Hope
has helped over 200 Lutheran churches create after-school programs and was
looking specifically for our successful Christian-contented basic reading series to
reach the children they serve who are having reading difficulties. Even though we
did not have anything budgeted for such an endeavor, Christian Literacy could not
deny the fingerprints of God in this offer… and so we took a giant leap of faith
that He will provide for our ministry needs as we seek to reach out to more
children in need across the country this year. Last month, we presented at their
conference in Reno, NV. This month, we are scheduled to drive to Milwaukee, WI
and fly to New Orleans, LA in June. We are excited with how the Holy Spirit is
working through the Church to help children learn to read and hear the Gospel of
Jesus Christ. If you feel a prompting to give towards Christian Literacy’s
operating budget to help us in this adventure of growth, please visit our website at
www.christianliteracy.org or make a check payable to: Christian Literacy
Associates, 541 Perry Highway, Pittsburgh, PA 15229. Thank you for your gifts and
continued prayers and being a part of the “WE,” cooperating with God to make a
true difference in this world!
Within our own local communities this summer, Christian Literacy is ready
to help children from pre-K thru completed Kindergarten develop a strong
foundation in basic reading skills and have exposure to the Word. We will be
holding our model BLOOM (Basic Literacy Outreach Opening Minds) camps in rural,
suburban, and inner-city areas, also providing training for interested parents,
grandparents, and caregivers to continue the successful gains. If you have some-
one in mind who could benefit from this program, please call for more information
and pre-registration at 412-364-3777 or email us at [email protected]. Camp
tuition is $50 and includes snacks and enrichment items.
BLOOM Summer Reading Camps, 9:30-11:30 a.m. June 20-24, 2016-St. John’s Lutheran Church of Highland 15237
June 27-July 1-Butler, PA 16002
July 18-22-inner-city of Pittsburgh (from 10 a.m.-12 p.m.)
July 25-29-St. John’s Lutheran Church of Highland
August 1-5, 2016- Community Alliance Church Butler 16001 Thank you for your support of our local, national, and international work with adults and children!
North Hills Community Outreach—MAY 2016 N.H.C.O. is now on Facebook. Become a fan today!
N.H.C.O. volunteers urgently needed in June Do you love the game of golf, or doing something meaningful with a group of friends? N.H.C.O. urgently needs volunteers to register to help in our assigned concessions tent at the Men’s US Open golf tournament, June 13-19, at Oakmont Country Club. The Open donates funds for each N.H.C.O. volunteer hour served. This is a huge fundraising opportunity for us, but we need your help! Before or after finishing your eight-hour shift in the Open’s only air-conditioned concessions tent, you can watch golf’s greatest ath-letes in action. Contact Harriet with questions at [email protected] or 412-408-3830 x 3204. Or register directly at volunteerspot.com/login/entry/679052588051 Please note: This opportunity involves a considerable amount of standing and walking. Volunteers 17 & younger must be accompanied by a volunteer 18 or older.
Play Mini-Golf with friends, raise funds for N.H.C.O. and families in need Play mini-golf and enjoy dinner with friends, and raise funds for N.H.C.O. and families in need. Tickets are available through May 2 for North Hills Community Outreach’s 15th annual Mini-Masters miniature golf tournament at RMU’s Island Sports Complex May 12 at 5 p.m.. Form a foursome or come unattached, and enjoy 18 holes, dinner and a silent auction. Fees include mini-golf and dinner: foursome $175 ($91 is tax-deductible) or individual $45 ($24 is tax deductible). Register online at nhco.org/2016-minimasters-registration or call Nancy at 412-307-0069 x 3321.
Walk & fundraise for N.H.C.O. in the Highmark Walk We would love to have your congregation or youth group walk with us! Join North Hills Community Outreach in the Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community, May 14 on the North Shore. Registration is free, and you may pledge or fundraise at your desired level. One hundred percent of the proceeds raised for N.H.C.O. support N.H.C.O.’s programs to help local families in need. Register at walkforahealthycommunity.org. For more information, please contact Maria at [email protected] or 412-408-3830.
N.H.C.O. offers WorkAble Career Services in Bellevue WorkAble provides free career consulting and employment mentoring to unemployed and underemployed job seekers in Allegheny County. Career consultant office hours in Bellevue are 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., every Tuesday in N.H.C.O. offices, 1st floor, AGH-Suburban, 100 s Jackson Avenue, Bellevue. Appointments may be made by calling 412-904-5993. WorkAble is a United Way-funded partnership of North Hills Community Outreach, the Career Development Center and South Hills Interfaith Ministries.
N.H.C.O. Volunteer Orientations North Hills Community Outreach will host Volunteer Orientation sessions at 10 a.m., Thursday, May 12 in N.H.C.O. Millvale, 416 Lincoln Avenue, Millvale and at 10 a.m., Thursday, July 14 in N.H.C.O. Allison Park, 1975 Ferguson Road. There is no orientation session June. Volunteers are needed for all sites. Needs include volunteers for the US Open concessions in June, drivers to transport seniors to appointments, volunteers to stock our newsletters and brochures in various communities, receptionists and more. Contact Harriet at [email protected] or 412-408-3830 x 3204 to register.
Working families are waiting: Donate your car to Community Auto Your unwanted vehicle, not matter what the condition, can help a low-income, working individual. Vehicles donated to Community Auto are repaired and sold at below market value to local, working families who need them to get to work. Cars not suitable for repair are sold at auction and the money is used for the program. If you have a vehicle not worth the cost of repairs or that sits unused, contact Community Auto, a program of North Hills Community Outreach, at 724-443-8300 or www.communityauto.org. You could change a life and get the maximum tax deduction. FREE pickup, towing and notary.
Candle & Flower Openings for MAY Call the office if you want to reserve a candle/flower 412-364-1606.
Remember:
2 openings for flowers weekly @ $15 each
3 openings for candles weekly @ $3 each
Candle Flower
May 1—3 openings May 1—0 openings
May 8—3 openings May 8—0 openings
May 15—3 openings May 15—0 openings
May 22—3 openings May 22—2 openings
May 29—2 openings May 29—1 opening
The St. John’s Stampers will meet on
Saturday, May 14th, 9 a.m.- Noon. Our theme for May is
"A card for all occasions". Cost is $5/person to help cover the cost of materials.
All are welcome!!!
Questions? Contact Betsy at 724-935-1321 or [email protected]
St. John's Golf League Began play on Monday, April 25th.
Our first tee time is 4:30 p.m. All
golfers of any skill level are welcome
and you can even invite friends.
For more information, contact:
Jan or Walt Treser at 724-687-0545 or
CHRISTIAN LITERACY needs some volunteers to ASSIST THE STAFF up in the "apartment" here at St. John's.
Forty years have been blessed with many "volunteer staff members". A few hours, one day per week is very much appreciated. "Dr. Bill" Kofmehl is
currently reaching out our literacy ministry to ELCA churches in synods outside our area. He could use help in researching such churches and building "contact
files". President Chris and Jennie are heavily involved in work with “church-based pre-schoolers", development of more English as a Second Language
programs for use with refugees in the US & by missionaries overseas in a number of countries, plus production (and mailing) of regular newslet-
ters. Christian Literacy is also helping Thrivent policy holders to develop "action teams" which can, with Thrivent "grants", aid their churches and organizations
like our ministry. Many possibilities for volunteers exist -- please give "Dr. Bill" Kofmehl a call (412-855-4079) to see what you would be able to do as a
volunteer. We have used reading specialists, professors, secretaries and even artists and computer experts for four decades. Calling our main phone
(412-364-3777) is always directed to President Chris and Jennie Ebner.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR SERVICE WE NEED VOLUNTEERS
for all worship assisting positions.
We need ushers, greeters, lectors,
deacons, assistant ministers &
ESPECIALLY kid’s corner staff!!
Please call Debbie at 412-364-1606 if you are interested.
Mondays, 6:30 - 8 p.m. starting 5/2/16.
Join us to learn the health benefits
of tai chi practice and watch a free demo.
For more information,
visit www.taoist.org or call
412-589-9481.
A trip to the Flight 93 Memorial
in Shanksville, PA is being planned for Thursday, June 16th. We would meet in
the church parking lot at 7 a.m. and board a Lenzner Bus at 7:15. Our return to the
church is expected between 5 and 6
p.m. The cost of the day's excursion is $79.00 per person and includes the transportation,
our own tour guide for the day, lunch at the Oakhurst Tea Room and visits to the Memorial Museum, the
QueCreek Mine Disaster site and a third museum of
Memorabilia from 9/11. Fee for the trip is due by May 16th. Call Dawn Andersson for reservations.
Catch the Joy of Giving!
Use a Building Fund envelope from your monthly envelope packet
Use the Opening New Doors envelope found in the pews.
Use the “Catch the Joy of Giving” pledge card for 2016.
EVERY GIVE MATTERS! Thank you for your ongoing stewardship & generosity.
Watch each Sunday’s
church bulletin for good
news about the growing
stewardship life of our
congregation, as we share our
time, talent and treasure to
“Make Christ Known”
Financially Speaking as of March 31, 2016 General Fund Income March Actual $ 54,633.86 March Budget $ 61,176.67 Gain (Short Fall) ($ 6,542.81)
YTD Actual $ 191,924.93 YTD Budget $ 183,530.00 Gain (Short Fall) $ 8,394.93
YTD Income $ 191,924.93 YTD Expenses $ 191,553.05 Budget Income (Loss) $ 371.88
We would like to thank the congregation for their support in
keeping their pledges current.
V.B.S. Information When: July 11–15, 2016 ~ 5:30 - 8:20 p.m.
Ages: ages 3 - grade 5 Cost: $25 per child
Make checks payable to St. John’s Church
Cost Includes: T-shirt, Bible buddies,
sciency-fun gizmo, snack &1 CD of V.B.S. music per family
Registrations forms are on the V.B.S. display table at the back of the Church
Family Picnic: Each night we offer a family picnic. The meals are
well-balanced and child-friendly. It is a nice time to eat as a family
inexpensively and without having to cook or clean.
Time: 5 p.m. Cost for all 5 nights: $15/person
V.B.S. VOLUNTEER FORM July 11-15 *** 5:15 - 8:35 p.m.
Name: _________________________
Address: ________________________
Telephone #:________________________________
Email Address: _____________________________
I have __ children under three that will require child care.
Positions you are interested in:
Choice One: ________________________________
Choice Two: ________________________________
Choice Three: ______________________________
Volunteers are needed in the following areas:
- Deep Bible Quests (act out the day’s Bible story & help with props)
- Cavern Cafe (snack time prep and clean-up)
- Spelunker Sports & Games (not recommended if you like staying dry)
- Imagination Station/Crafts
- KidVid Cinema (run the day’s video and discussion)
- Crew Leader (take 7 kids to their stations - no prep work - lots of fun)
- Childcare (if any volunteers have kids under age 3)
*You can also register www.stjohnslutheranchurch.com/vbs If you have questions, email [email protected]
or call 724-772-0024. Thank you, Linda Meyerdierks
Christian Education Committee Opportunities
The Christian Education Committee is looking to fill several positions
for the 2016-17 School year.
Christian Education Committee Administrator -
This position is responsible for a few very important
tasks. Primarily, the CEC Administrator orders the
curriculum for the younger classes. We have the
curriculum supplies outlined and we just need to have
the order placed for delivery or pick up. Also, the CEC
Administrator will walk around to each class and
collect the class offerings and take attendance, each
Sunday morning. Finally, the CEC Administrator will attend the monthly
Christian Education Committee meeting and contribute ideas for classes,
Highland Halleluiah and other CEC programs. If you are not comfortable
talking in front of a classroom but would like to contribute in a meaningful
way educating the youth and adults of St. John’s this is a great opportunity.
NOTE: This position is being vacated by Eileen Karnavas. Eileen has
served on this committee for more years than I can remember, longer
than I have been a member. Her dedication and contributions were the
backbone of this committee. She will be dearly missed on this committee.
Thank you Eileen for your many years of faithful service.
Sunday School Teacher – We try to get as many people involved as possible
teaching each Sunday Morning. The more teachers we have in each classroom,
the lighter the effort from any one teacher. We are looking to expand our
teaching staff. Please consider volunteering to teach, substitute or help in a
classroom. Just let us know your availability and the age you feel most
comfortable teaching.
Christian Education Committee Member – We are always looking for people
with great ideas to help recommend curriculum and help with our efforts to
bring the word of God to our students of every age. We meet for 30 minutes
or so on the 2nd Sunday of every month right after the late service. We would
love to get some new member to share their ideas with us.
If you have an interest in any of these opportunities, please reach out to a volunteer.
You can email me at [email protected] or call and leave a message for me at
412.366.6238.
Thank you,
John Miller, Christian Education Committee Chairman for the entire committee.
The stewardship of our participation…now
that’s an odd one! But, ready or not, Spring
is in full swing. That means school concerts,
art shows, plays and graduations… picnics, parades,
baseball and family vacations. Can garage sales and
weddings be far behind?
All that participation requires a lot of planning. Sometimes
families have to “divide” and “conquer” with parents
attending different activities that are held on the same day
or evening. We’ve all been there, but the participation is
what really counts. Whether you’re toting a child to a band
practice, a friend to a doctor’s appointment, or a neighbor
to pick up a repaired automobile, there is opportunity for
caring and sharing. God puts us in the right place for the
right reason and He teaches us some valuable lessons:
Life is not about what you bought, but what you built—
Not what you got, but what you gave—
Not what you learned, but what you taught—
“QUOTE” of the Month
“In our neighbor, we should observe
only what is good.”
- St. Jane Frances de Chantal
This Mother’s Day, consider remembering/honoring the
special mother/mother figure in you life, by contributing
to Bethlehem Haven. This is a shelter for homeless and
abused women. One nights lodging cost $15. Any
donation will be appreciate and recognized in the
Mother’s Day Bulletin on May 8, 2016. Call the office, 412-364-1606
or use tear off in newsletter by 5/2/16. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Name
In honor of
In Memory of
Amount enclosed
The National Youth Gathering Youth will be hosting a
PANCAKE BREAKFAST to support their trip to Houston, summer, 2018.
The Pancake Breakfast will be held on June 5th in
Highland Hall from 9 - 10:30 a.m.
Breakfast includes:
Pancakes, sausage, cereal, fruit, coffee, tea & juice.
$6 for adults, $4 for children five & younger
(Children two & younger eat free).
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Return this tear off to the
church office by June 3rd
Please make checks payable to:
“St. John’s Lutheran Church of Highland”
Name:
#Of adults: _____
#Of children 5 & younger: _____
#Of children 2 & younger: _____
Amount enclosed: $___________
AS A REMINDER, WE HAVE MANY GROUPS USING THE CHURCH, KEEP IN MIND THE SECURITY OF THE
BUILDING. ALWAYS LOCK THE DOORS!! WHETHER OR NOT YOU THINK SOMEONE IS IN THE
BUILDING! THANK YOU!
Cumberland Kids Is in full swing for the 2015-2016 Session.
We meet from 3:45-5:45 p.m. on
Wednesdays throughout the school year.
This program is 1st—8th
graders.
The program will consist of recreation and
activities in our arena, help with homework,
plus a meal. The cost per student is $1 per week.
Register your child now! Please contact the church office to
register or more details. [email protected] or 412-364-1606.
All Youth Groups!
~God Squad, Holy K.O.W.S. & Senior High~ We are off to Wildwood Highlands for a Year-End Event where you
will enjoy the mini-golf, go-karts, bumper boats AND bumper cars!!
DATE: Sunday, May 22nd
COST: $11
TIME: 11:45 a.m. – 2 p.m.
LOCATION: Highland Hall » Wildwood Highlands
We will eat before we head over to
Wildwood Highlands.
Pizza and drinks will be provided in
Highland Hall.
Also, we need parents to help with the driving. (Pick up will be at Wildwood Highlands.)
Any questions or concerns, contact Linda Meyerdierks
at 724-772-0024 or [email protected]
ATTN:
SENIOR HIGH AND HOLY K.O.W.S. THE NATIONAL
YOUTH GATHERING
will be JUNE 2018 in Houston, Texas
If you are in grades
6-10 for the school year 2015-2016,
you are eligible to go in 2018!
June 27
th – July 1
st
In Houston, Texas.
(Per a request, we have advertised
and received several calculators,
BUT we are at a loss who asked us
to advertise this need. IF IT WAS
YOU, please let us know!)
Algebra is a required course.
Passing Algebra is required to
graduate State of PA requirement.
Many students cannot afford to buy
the TI-84 which can be used to
graph on a test. If you have a
TI – 84 Calculator in a
drawer, please consider
a donation! Bring to
the Church Office.
Thank You!
Scrap-bookers, stampers & crafters!
St. John’s now has a rubber stamp lending library. It is
located in the conference room and has lots of stamps and
stamp sets along with some books of ideas. There is a
“directory” book with samples of each stamp/set and a code system so it
should be easy to find the set once you chose what you want to borrow.
(Please do not take individual stamps out of a set). The sign-out sheet is in the
front of the directory. Fill in the information when you borrow some-
thing and cross it out when you have returned things. Enjoy!
Need a special card for a special person? Handmade cards are again
available in Highland Hall at Sunday morning Fellowship time. Choose
the cards you would like and make a donation to the St. John’s Family
Emergency Fund. New cards are added each week.
ST. JOHN’S GIANT GARAGE SALE Saturday, June 4 from 7:30 a.m. to Noon
Needed: Contributions of your unwanted, but still useful items Children’s toys and accessories (no clothing) Household items – Furniture – Vintage items Christmas decorations – Crafts and supplies Books, Magazines and Music – Live plants Sports equipment – Hardware and Tools
Jewelry needed—sort out your boxes & drawers of real & costume jewelry for the Vintage room. (Jewelry boxes will be accepted)
Please…no exer-cycles, Christmas trees or plastic mugs (They don’t sell.) Donations can be dropped off downstairs in the back hall of the lower west wing, starting, but not before Saturday, May 21st. Fire Marshall Regulations do not allow accumulation in hallways, so please adhere to the drop off date! All items should be clean and in good working order. Call the office if you need someone to pick up your items. We need volunteers the morning of the event, but a large part of the work happens the week before the sale. From Tuesday, May 31st through Friday, June 3rd, sorting, organizing and pricing of the items will take place. You can come and go according to your schedule, all help is welcomed. If you can, fill out below& return to the office.
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V.B.S.
Registration Form (One form per child please)
If you have any questions please email me at
or call me at 724-772-0024.
Thank you, Linda Meyerdierks,
Youth Ministry Coordinator *You can also register www.stjohnslutheranchurch.com/vbs
Name:
Street Address:
City: Zip:
Home Phone:
Date of Birth: Grade beginning next fall:
Emergency Contact Information:
Mother’s name: Father’s name:
Mother’s cell: Father’s cell:
Other contact (include name):
Allergies:
Medical Conditions:
Please Circle One: Member of church Visitor
If you are a visitor, now did you hear about us?
T-shirt size (please circle one): Child: S M L Adult: S M L
Name of one friend to be in your child’s group (optional):
# of people for picnic (please put on only one form per family):
MAY 2016 Assisting Schedule MAY 2016 Assisting Schedule
“FRIDGE FACTS” (This page made especially for placing on your refrigerator.)
Kids Corner is
offered at the
second service on
Sunday mornings for
children up to First
Grade in the
daycare room.
ACOLYTES 8 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
May 1 Paige Miller Macy Worrall
May 8 Abby Miller Maxwell Mance May 7 Rylan Murphy
May 15 Jacob Kennedy Rachel Faulkner May 14
Dane McDermot
May 22 Cameron Ward Chloe Blashford May 21 Joseph Hunker
May 29 Paige Miller Garrett Hrvoich May 28
Lindsey Ortmann
ASST. MIN. 8 a.m.
May 1 Betsy Fackler
May 8 Sue Diehm
May 15 Drew Leister
May 22 Paul Krepps
May 29 Barb Eback
DEACONS 8 a.m.
10:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
May 1 Kim Jusino,
Tom Beilstein
Cathy Coudriet,
Mac McIlvried
May 8 Bob & Margie Miller Chris Lindberg,
Mary Pat Jackson
May 7 Jody
Removchik
May 15 Lee & Scott Fischer Cathy Coudriet,
John Miller
May 14
Chris Lindberg
May 22 Eric Kofmehl,
Dan Maljak
Mary Pat Jackson,
Chris Lindberg
May 21
Margie Miller
May 29 Kim Jusino,
Tom Beilstein
Mike & Nancy
Sheleheda
May 28
Elaine Teare
USHERS 8 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
May 1 Harold Brandt, Heather
McElroy, Mario DeIuliis,
Bill Danklefsen
Ted Oczypok,
Jennifer
Singleton
May 8 Kent & Jim Bruggeman,
Sam Falck, Dave & Sue Harlan
Mac & Paula
McIlvried
May 7
Mary Jean
Voigt
May 15 Eric Kofmehl, Gail Polosky, Dan & Rosina Maljak
Steve & Garrett
Hrvoich
May 14
Ted Oczypok
May 22 Thomas Beilstein, Harold
Brandt, Heather McElroy,
Mario DeIuliis,
Bill Danklefsen
Roger McQuaid,
Cathy Coudriet
May 21
Jennifer
Singleton
May 29 Brian Miller, Bob Miller, Jerry Cronenweth, Gene Modic
Ted Oczypok,
Jennifer
Singleton
May 28 Jody
Removchik
GREETERS 8 a.m. 10:30 a.m.
May 1 Lee & Beth Fischer John & Andrea Miller
May 8 Oneita Higham &
Bill Danklefsen
Cathy Coudriet,
Carol Sperandeo
May 15 Suzanne & Dave Harlan Jim Cislon,
Mary Ann Eppinger
May 22 Gail & Frank Bankowski Lori & Brandon Jones
May 29 Debbie & Emmett Brown Sue Carr & Bill Medovitch
Alternates: Brian & Heidi Miller Roger & Jan McQuaid
LECTORS 8:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m.
May 1 Calvin Slegal John Miller
May 8 Sarah Slegal Jean Martz
May 15 Paul Krepps Steve Hrvoich
May 22 John Angel Carol Sperandeo
May 29 Matt Reiff Laurie Volpe
KIDS CORNER 10:30 a.m.
May 1 Joumanna & Thalia Driscoll
May 8 Laura & Nick Lankes
May 15 Dawn Andersson, Youth
May 22 Jean Martz, Youth
May 29 Amy Wehrspann, Youth
For More St. John’s & Community Events go to www.stjohnslutheranchurch.com/weeklyinfo
