A weekly publication for members and friends of Resurrection and the Child Development Center

Resurrection’s Mission Statement: Called by God’s Spirit, we are to be the presence of Christ in our daily lives so that others will follow him.

Meet Mercy Tamara! Next weekend, Char and I will sponsor Mercy and her community

in Kenya. YES, April 13-14, will allow for many miracles to take

place through our church family. We all will be encouraged to

sponsor a child (through their community) in Kenya. As Jesus im-

plies in the Matthew 25:14-30 parable, we are to “Invest well” in all we do. We rejoice when we can invest in the lives of those who

need us most! May Christ be praised! - Pastor Jensen

World Vision 6K Walk for Water

Join thousands of people across the globe in our mission to bring life-

changing clean water and fullness of life to children in communities

around the world. Nearly 1,000 children die every day because of a lack

of clean water and sanitation. We believe we can change this tragic sta-

tistic. For more information and to register for the 6K Walk, go to

www.orovalley.org and scroll to the bottom of the homepage

or go to https://www.teamworldvision.org/team/10979.

So far, Team Resurrection has 33 members and has

raised $4,300 of our $10,000 goal!

Saturday May 4 Resurrection

Oro Valley Campus

May 4

6K Walk

for Water

May 5

Celebration

Sunday

April 8-12

Matthew 25

Challenge

April 13-14 Palm Sunday

Weekend Child

Sponsorship

Activities & Events

Guest speaker will be Resurrection

member, John Ivanoff, Chief of Public

Safety, Tucson Airport Authority.

Breakfast provided by Laura Lentner and Rosanne Thur-

mond.

Speaker for our May 4 Breakfast is Resurrection

member, Elisabeth Wheeler, the Hiking Life Group

Leader. Please sign up at church (signups available at

both sites) or call the church office at 520-575-9901.

Lunch and Bingo

Menu*: Tatter Tot Casserole, Salad,

Rolls, Blueberry Buckle

($5 suggested donation for lunch and entertainment) (*Menus subject to change)

There will be NO PRIME TIME EVENT

on April 24, due to preparations for the

Youth Musical, Cinderella.

A weekly program of good home-cooked

food, fellowship, and entertainment!

Please join us!

Don’t forget to bring back your filled bags

THIS WEEKEND!

Please leave your filled bags behind

your vehicle and they will be picked up

by volunteers (at both Oro Valley and

SaddleBrooke). If you would like to

help with picking up food during Services or volunteer

to sort and deliver food on Monday, April 8, please con-

tact Jerry Olson at 928-864-7590. Thank You!

Friday, April 26 @ 6:30pm Saturday, April 27 @ 1:30pm & 6:30pm

Sunday, April 28 @ 1:30pm

We hope you will join the cast and crew of this year’s

youth musical for an evening of music and fun with the

Disney classic, Cinderella.

Reserve your FREE tickets today at:

1. www.orovalley.org (scroll down on the home

page and click on the Cinderella link), or

2. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cinderella-the-

musical-tickets-59688080656, or

3. Call the church office at 520-575-9901.

Tickets are free. A goodwill offering will be

taken after each performance.

Lunch and Trivia

Menu*: Pulled Pork, Coleslaw, Baked Beans,

Fruit Cobbler

($5 suggested donation for lunch and entertainment)

Resurrection @ SaddleBrooke

Coffee and Cookie Fellowship in SaddleBrooke in the Agave Restaurant ~ This Sunday, April 7

Join us for our Coffee and Cookie Fellowship in the Agave, the restaurant space to the right of

the reception desk on the first Sunday of each month. This is a great time to meet your friends

and make new friends!

Plan Ahead...No Services at SaddleBrooke on Easter Sunday!

Due to the Vermilion Room being unavailable on Easter Sunday, there will be no Services at

our SaddleBrooke site on April 21. A bus will be available for our SaddleBrooke members

and attendees to take to our Oro Valley site for our 9:15am Easter Sunday Service. The

bus will leave the parking lot at 8:15am. Please sign up at church as space is limited.

You are invited to join us for Easter Brunch at SaddleBrooke One after we return from the

Service at our Oro Valley site to celebrate Easter together. Brunch is at 11:00am and the

cost is $32 per person (plus tax and gratuity). Our fourth year of having a wonderful fellow-

ship time together without any of the work! To reserve your place, please sign up at the

reception desk before or after our SB Services.

As mentioned in last week’s Vision, Resurrection is

partnering with World Vision to practice Jesus’ teach-

ings found in Matthew 25; “...for I was hungry and you

gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something

to drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was

naked and you gave me clothing, I was sick and you

took care of me, I was in prison and you visited me…

Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of

these who are members of my family, you did it to

me.”

On Palm Sunday, you will have an opportunity to spon-

sor children in Kenya who are seeking transformation

of their lives and their communities. Through your

prayerful generosity, these impoverished families will

experience clean water, improved health, education, and new economic opportunities. Pastor Randy will be

going to Kenya next February to visit communities that

Resurrection will be sponsoring. We hope to seed op-

portunities for future mission trips within our faith

community.

While donations through the offering plate are

appreciated, we’d prefer that you sponsor at least one

child ($39/mo) to help us reach a goal of 200 total child

sponsorships this year! Please note, you will not be able

to take sponsorship material home to fill out. The

forms must be filled out before or after the Worship

Services on Palm Sunday, April 14. Please bring credit

card information or a check along with you.

Thank you in advance for your continued faithful-

ness and generosity that delivers Jesus’ transformative power.

The family we are sponsoring arrived last

week. They were tired from their journey

which began 36 hours earlier in Turkey. They speak Farsi

(also known as Persian). Their case manager arranged

for an interpreter who translated our interactions at the

airport. At the airport meet and greet from Resurrec-

tion were Charlie/Laura Lentner, Jeff Kraus, Marcia Ris-

lov, and Martha Berg. The interpreter was originally

from Afghanistan like this family. Once their bags arrived,

the case manager and interpreter left with the family and

headed to the apartment. We waved, smiled and nodded

goodbye. Thank you for your contributions helping to

furnish the apartment. It was only possible because of

your generosity. Please continue to pray for their

adjustment. If you wish to support this ministry, please

make checks payable to Resurrection Lutheran Church and in the memo line write Refugee Ministry. (In two

weeks, read the update about Grace who arrived last

October). Thank you!

Please join us on Tuesday, April 30 to prepare, deliv-

er, and serve a hot meal for the homeless at the Pri-

mavera Men’s Shelter. We will need 5 volunteers to

meet at the church kitchen to help prepare the meal

at 1:15pm and 4 volunteers to meet at the church

kitchen at 4:30pm to deliver and serve the meal. We

also need at least 300 homemade cookies (please mark

them “Primavera” and leave them in the kitchen by

1:00pm on April 30). If you would like

to volunteer, please sign up on the OV

church patio or call the church office at

575-9901.

Social Ministries

Produce On Wheels

WithOut Waste (P.O.W.W.O.W.)

April 14 ~ 8:00am - 11:00am

Resurrection and the Child Development Center host

Produce On Wheels WithOut Waste market the sec-

ond Saturday of the month. This month’s is April 14

from 8:00am - 11:00am in the South Parking Lot.

The market offers customers 70 pounds of rescued pro-

duce for $12. Questions? Contact Gena Luecke at 608-

669-1794 or thelueckes@gmail.com.

In April, the Diaper Bank of Southern Ari-zona is hosting a fundraising event,

"Dancing With Our Stars." This is their

main event for "filling" the Diaper Bank

warehouse needs.

Debbie Ohlrich is dancing for this event as

a non professional dancer and will be paired with a pro-

fessional dancer and they will compete against other

dance couples. This event is very entertaining with a sit

down dinner, silent auction, champagne fountain, and of

course the voting for your favorite dance team! Put

Saturday, April 20 at 5:30pm on your calendar so

you can come out for this Old Hollywood themed

event! If you would like to participate, please contact

Debbie Ohlrich at 520-360-6625 or dohlri@.com.

Many of you know we sell coffee be-

fore or after Services on the 1st and

3rd weekends of the month. This coffee

is from Cafe Justo, a coffee cooperative in

Mexico; sales benefit growers in several vil-

lages, primarily in Chiapas. Try some today!

Are you a Thrivent Financial Member?

If so, please call the office (575-9901), ask for one

of the pastors, and we will let you know how you

can bless others within our community with $500

without you having to provide a cent! Sounds too good

to be true?! Nope! Please call us! Thank you for be-

ing agents of change in Christ’s name!

Church News

Our April luncheon will be held at

La Hacienda (11931 N 1st Ave.).

Separate checks will be available.

We need to confirm our reservations, so please sign

up by Wednesday, April 10. (If you have signed up and

find that you are unable to attend, please contact Ka-

ren Louy or Carolyn Nichols by Wednesday, April 10).

Please sign up on the OV Patio or call the church

office. For more information, or if you would like to

carpool, please call Karen Louy at 742-7669 or Car-

olyn Nichols at 744-4410.

Grace Circle Thursday, April 25 9:30am

Grace Circle will meet at the home of

Anne Jacobson on Thursday morning, April 25 at

9:30am. The study lesson from ‘Gather’ magazine ses-

sion four is taken from the Gospel of John, ‘Seeing the

Risen Christ, coming to faith.’ This will conclude the 4

series conversations with various characters in John’s

gospel with his disciples. We invite you to share in our

conversations, friendships and coffee. Please contact Anne to let her know you are coming and/or for di-

rections at anneandjakej@aol.com.

Ladies’ Luncheon

Friday, May 3 at 11:00am

All Ladies are invited to a Ladies' Luncheon sponsored by

Rob Eyer w/Thrivent Financial on Friday, May 3 at 11:00am

at the Sunset Banquet Room @ El Conquistador Golf &

Tennis (10555 N. La Canada Dr. Check out the guest

speaker: www.mollymccormick.org)

Do you want to make a difference in

your community and support positive

change? Join us for a complimentary

luncheon to discuss your options and

how to reach your goals. And, don’t forget to wear your

best Easter Hat for the Best Easter Hat Contest!

Lunch is complimentary with a guest interested in learning

more about Thrivent Financial, or five cans of food for the

Food Bank of Southern Arizona. Flyers available in the

church office. Space is limited, so please RSVP by April

19 to: crystal.anderson@thrivent.com

Our Caring Visits Team visits home-

bound members each month, sends cards of support, and prays for all in need. Would you like to help? We

would welcome your participation as we together are

the ‘presence of Christ in our daily lives so that others

will follow him.’ If you would like more information,

please call the church office. Also, if you know of

someone who would like to receive monthly visits, let

us know. Hospitals are no longer, on

their own, allowed to call congregations to let the pas-

tors know a parishioner has been admitted. If you plan

to be hospitalized and desire a visit, please call the church office.

Saturday, April 6 9:00am-12:00pm

Funds raised will help support the

youth’s summer mission trip with

Lutheran Retreats, Camps and Conferences (LRCC), tentatively

set to go to Southern California.

This class will not meet

this Monday, April 8.

Church News

The Resurrection Church Council established the Mis-

sion Endowment Fund for the purpose of “encouraging

and receiving extraordinary and special gifts of accumu-

lated assets to the church.”

The earnings from the Fund are to be used “to accom-

plish its mission of outreach in the community and the

world. Such outreach may include grants to ELCA

seminaries, colleges, or students attending such

schools, social service agencies, institutions and agen-

cies to which this congregation relates, and to special

programs designed for those persons who are in spir-

itual and/or economic need.”

The Mission Endowment Committee is requesting pro-

posals for funding of 2019 projects from qualified or-

ganizations and agencies. A limited number of grants

are available. In the past, grants of up to $1000 have

been recommended to the Resurrection Council for

approval. The proposals, due by April 30 should

briefly describe:

The mission of the requesting organization

or agency,

The purpose of the funding request,

The address of the entity and person responsible

for the funds,

The $ amount requested,

The goals or outcomes expected as a result of the

funding.

All applicants will be notified of the Committee’s

award recommendations on or about May 30, 2019.

Please mail proposals to:

Resurrection Lutheran Church.

Attn: Mission Endowment Committee

11575 N First Ave.

Oro Valley, AZ 85737

Email proposals to

rlc@orovalley.org

Thank You Letters

Resurrection has received thank you let-

ters and notes from the following organiza-

tions: Wycliffe Bible Translators, Interfaith

Community Services, Youth On Their

Own, and Lutheran Campus Ministry. Thank you notes are

posted in the patio kiosk.

The Prayer Shawl Ministry will

meet for their last meeting of this season on Thursday,

April 11 at 1:00pm in the High School Youth Room. Please

join us in fellowship and time together. The ministry pro-

vides knitted or crocheted shawls that are distributed to

members and the extended church at times of need or

crisis due to illness, death in the family, personal/family

challenges, or other life events. They are distributed by

members of the clergy and the Caring Visits Team. If you

know of someone who would appreciate a shawl for a

personal need, you can pick one up at the church of-

fice. Questions? Please call Carol Goeman, 818-1213.

All single men and women are

invited to meet for lunch on

Thursday, April 18

at 12:00pm

This month we will "Meet to Eat" at El

Conquistador Restaurant (10000 N.

Oracle Rd.). We will be ordering from

the menu and paying with separate

checks. Please sign up at our OV site or call the church

office if you plan to come. If you have any questions, please

contact Dixie Kanagy at 240-364-4407.

Life Groups

All men are invited to participate in a lay facilitated Men’s Bi-

ble Study that meets on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month at 8:00am in Luther’s

Lair and uses the Serendipity Bible for Groups (copies of the Bible are available in class). The

theme of the study is: Recovery: Grief and Loss: Getting Through the Night. The study meets next on

Saturday, April 13 at 8:00am. Topic of discussion is: Acceptance (Job 2:1-10). For more information about the

study, please contact Duane Udstuen by email at: duane.udstuen@gmail.com.

In 2017-2018 Resurrection began a congregation-wide

study, The Story. Small self-chosen groups were formed and

completed the year long study and enjoyed the experience. The

following year a commitment was made to go a step further to

form Life Groups, based on the successful small group experi-

ence. A few of the earlier-formed groups decided to continue,

claiming their current group as their “Life Group.” These were

the kernel from which our current twenty-one groups have

grown. This is amazing growth in only one year!! God is bless-

ing our efforts to become a friendlier, more connected congre-

gation.

This success did not happen without planning and effort.

We have a Life Group Leadership Team consisting of five mem-

bers with Connie Burda as chairperson. Leadership training for

our individual group leaders was offered earlier this spring and

there are two workshops coming up, one in May and another in

the fall. A library and cataloging system has been developed to

help leaders choose studies. Books and materials for studies

have been funded and are in the process of being purchased.

Currently, the team is working on developing the Life Group Web Page, a part of the greater Resurrection

Website. This page will provide a ready reference for which groups are meeting, their focus, their leader’s contact

information, when each meets, and pictures of the fun they are having together.

It is our hope that the enthusiasm and energy created in the Life Groups will spill over into the greater congre-

gation to encourage more and more to join a group. Life groups offer fellowship, fun, an opportunity to grow in your

faith, and most importantly, experience the encouragement and joy of living in a Christ-centered community of peo-

ple. Please consider trying a group out, or even forming one yourself.

For Life group leaders, times, and contact information, please call Connie Burda at (208) 867-1771.

Our Hiking Life Group taking a break on their Picacho Peak Outing. Contact Elisabeth Wheeler

(hikerelisabeth@gmail.com) for information on the Hiking Life Group.

Lent, Holy Week, Easter Watchers on the Hill A Series of Special Services for Lent

Join us this Lenten season for the

ongoing drama series during our Wednesday

evening Services at 6:15pm in OV.

The hill called Golgotha was not empty that Fri-

day. Besides the crosses and those dying upon them,

there were witnesses - watchers on that ancient hill. This series of spe-

cial Services for Lent attempts to overhear the conversations between

those first-century characters - some historical, some fictitious - as they

witnessed the death of our Lord.

April 10: Lent 5 - The Gift

Palm Sunday Weekend, April 13-14:

Regular Worship Services at our OV and

SB sites. Choral Cantata during 5:00pm &

9:15am Services in OV.

Wednesday, April 17:

NO WEDNESDAY 6:15pm Service

Thursday, April 18:

Maundy Thursday Services at OV

11:00am and 6:15pm

Friday, April 19:

Good Friday Services at OV

11:00am and 6:15pm

Saturday, April: 20

Easter Saturday at OV @ 5:00pm

Easter Sunday, April 21: The Day of Resurrection!

(All Services are in Oro Valley)

6:00am Sunrise Service, Memorial Plaza

7:45am, 9:15am, and 10:45am

A vivid reminder of Christ’s Sacrificial love for us. A Choral Cantata ~ By Pepper Choplin

Saturday, April 13 at 5:00pm Sunday, April 14 at 9:15am

PALM SUNDAY WEEKEND

Vacation Bible School

Monday, June 3rd - Friday, June 7th

9:00am to 12:00pm

Registration begins Sunday, April 21

Welcome to ROAR VBS, this summer’s main event! We will send kids on a

hands-on discovery & adventure! This African adventure engages the whole herd.

At ROAR, kids explore God’s goodness and celebrate a ferocious faith that powers

them through this wild life. Children are in for a week of fun, superb

music, and a wild setting that come together to celebrate God’s goodness!!

Crew Leaders:

Elementary (going into K – 5th grade 2019-2020

school year)

Preschool (3 & 4 year olds)

As a crew leader you will be responsible for 5 children

and leading them through different stations each day

and helping the station leaders. You MUST have

COMPLETED 6th grade in order to be a crew

leader, and your first year you must have a co-

leader for the same crew with you. KidVid Cin-ema Leader- Show the kids short daily stories on

DVD about kids in Zambia who have experienced

God’s goodness and discuss the Bible Point.

Hungry Herd Café Team- sign up with some

friends and organize snack so that each crew can pre-

pare their own snacks daily.

Wild Bible Adventure Leaders- Join with a couple of friends and have fun transporting kids back to Bible

times in unforgettable ways.

Preschool Wild Bible Adventure Leaders- Join

with a couple of friends and have fun transporting kids

back to Bible times in unforgettable ways.

Preschool Games Leaders- Help to guide preschool-

ers in several free-choice learning centers.

Preschool KidVid Leaders- Show the kids short daily

stories on DVD about kids in Zambia who have experi-

enced God’s goodness and discuss the Bible Point.

Questions? Please contact Brenda O’Connor:

boconnor2222@yahoo.com or 520 575-9901

STAFF NEEDED

If you love working with kids in a hands on environment, having fun, and learning about God, please join our staff!

We need to fill the following positions:

This Week @ Resurrection Room in HOA 2 Clubhouse in SaddleBrooke

1:30pm ~ Knitting Clinic meets in Luther’s Lair 4:00pm ~ Art by Heart for Students meets in the Art

Rooms 5:00pm ~ Drama Rehearsal in the Sanctuary

6:15pm ~ Worship in the Worship Center 7:00pm ~ Spirit Singers Rehearsal in the Worship Center

Thursday, April 11 9:00am ~ Total Wellness Meeting in the Studio

9:30am ~ Thursday Life Group meets in Luther’s Lair 1:00pm ~ Art by Heart meets in the Art Rooms

1:00pm ~ Matching Dragons Life Group in Luther’s Lair 3:00pm ~ Social Ministry Meeting meets in Luther’s Lair

4:00pm ~ Safer Campus Team Meeting in the Studio 6:30pm ~ Youth Musical Rehearsal in Katie’s Quarters

7:00pm ~ Chancel Choir Rehearsal in the Worship Cen-ter

7:00pm ~ Al-Anon Meeting in Luther’s Lair

Friday, April 12

7:15am ~ Bulletin Folders meet in the Music Room

Saturday, April 13

8:00am ~ Men’s Bible Study in Luther’s Lair

8:00am ~ P.O.W.W.O.W. in the South Parking Lot 10:00am ~ Youth Musical Set Prep in the Gym

5:00pm ~ Worship at Oro Valley ~ Choral Cantata

Sunday, April 14

7:45am ~ Worship at Oro Valley 9:00am ~ Worship @ SaddleBrooke

9:15am ~ Worship at Oro Valley ~ Choral Cantata 9:30am ~ Spark Sunday School meets in the Outreach

Center 9:30am ~ B.L.A.S.T. Confirmation meets in the Outreach

Center 9:30am ~ LAUNCH High School Youth Bible Study

meets in the Outreach Center 10:30am ~ Worship @ SaddleBrooke

10:45am ~ Worship at Oro Valley 2:00pm ~ Youth Musical Rehearsal in the Outreach Cen-ter

Saturday, April 6

7:30am ~ Men’s Breakfast in the Outreach Center

9:00am ~ Youth Car Wash & Bake Sale in the parking lot drive thru

10:45am ~ Youth Musical Set Prep in the Outreach Cen-ter

5:00pm ~ Worship at Oro Valley

Sunday, April 7

7:45am ~ Worship at Oro Valley 9:00am ~ Worship @ SaddleBrooke

9:15am ~ Worship at Oro Valley 9:30am ~ Spark Sunday School meets in the Outreach

Center 9:30am ~ B.L.A.S.T. Confirmation meets in the Outreach

Center 9:30am ~ LAUNCH High School Youth Bible Study

meets in the Outreach Center 10:30am ~ Worship @ SaddleBrooke

10:45am ~ Worship at Oro Valley 2:00pm ~ Youth Musical Rehearsal in the Outreach Cen-

ter 6:00pm ~ High School Youth Fellowship Night in the

High School Youth Room

Monday, April 8

8:00am ~ Our Journey Bible Study meets in Luther’s Lair 9:00am ~ Stay On Your Feet Balance Class meets in

Katie’s Quarters PLEASE NOTE: This class will not meet today

1:00pm ~ Banner Committee meets in the Music Room 6:00pm ~ GosBell Ringers Rehearsal in the Music Room

7:00pm ~ Las Campañas Gloria Bell Choir Rehearsal in

the Music Room

Tuesday, April 9

9:00am ~ Chair Yoga meets in Katie’s Quarters 9:30am ~ Bible Study/Pastor Vadis meets in the Preserve

Meeting Room 1 in SB 12:00pm ~ Prime Time Volunteer Lunch on the patio

10:00am ~ Staff Meeting in Luther’s Lair 6:30pm ~ Youth Musical Rehearsal in Katie’s Quarters

Wednesday, April 10

9:30am ~ Sisters in Christ Bible Study meets in Luther’s Lair

11:30am ~ Prime Time Wednesday in the Outreach Cen-ter

1:00pm ~ Beginning Wood Carving in the Art Rooms 1:00pm ~ Resurrection Singers Rehearsal in the Sonoran

Prayers of the People

ATTENDEES OF RESURRECTION: Pat Havens-Assenzo, Liz Baty, Keryl Bauer, Bruce Bjorke, Win Brabson, David Brandt, Bernice Brown, Bill Brunsdale,

Lee Carruthers, Mary Davis, Ed Drager, Marion Gilmer, Harry Farris, Scott Fitch, Elmer Halstengaard, Dusty Harvey, Don Jungling, Charlie Lentner, Joan and Roy Mills, Dick Mueller, Bob and Carol Munk, Kurt Ohlrich, Tommy Ohlrich,

Rosemary Oldenburg, Mike Parr, Sue Pearsey, Judy Rake, Jerry and Ann Rasner, Paula Roberts, Joanne Schleisman, Ken Shepard, Ilona Skjordahl, Bill Smith, Steve Somers, Jack Spencer, Shirley Springborn, Elaine Stamm, Bob Sterritt, Dean

Strandskov, Carol Tombre, Cliff Van Eaton, Arlys and DeMar Wanstrom, Jim Williams, Patti Wood, Chuck Zink.

FAMILY OF RESURRECTION MEMBERS/ATTENDEES:

(Alphabetical by Members’ last name) Jennifer Boyce’s uncle, Jud Schultz; Steve Huffman’s nephew, David Beaird; Delores Lind’s daughter, Shari; Sue Maki’s daughter,

Turi; Nancy Odson’s sisters, Doris Sweet and Carol Dilks, and stepson, Joey Rollo; Richard Oldenburg’s son, Scott; Hazel Roper’s sister, Gloria Woods; Linda Shatto’s daughter, Jenna Irrer; Jane Sterritt’s mother Annie Huggins; Dianne Temple’s sister and grand-

son, Rose and Xavier; Martin and Peggy Valley’s daughter, Sherri Dolecki; Elisabeth and Rick Wheeler’s granddaughter, Cortney Walden.

FRIENDS AND OTHER CONCERNS: ELCA Bishop Elizabeth Eaton, Grand Canyon Synod Bishop Deborah Hutterer, LGBTQ, Sharon Kunz, Sonja and Pat

McManus, Arlie Wolfe, Youth On Their Own, people with disabilities and chronic illness, the homeless, foster kids, and foster parents, refugees, members of the military and their families.

WE CELEBRATE WITH THOSE WHO CELEBRATE: Justine Elizabeth Reguera, due to her April 7 Baptism Camden Lucas Alcala, due to his March 31 Baptism

WE MOURN WITH THOSE WHO MOURN: Hans Loyda and family, due to the death of his father, Heinz

The family of Cammie Moore, due to her death

Please submit (or re-submit) names of those for whom we are to keep within our prayers

for April. (Bold Italicized names are those new to the list)

Oro Valley Site - 11575 N. First Ave., Oro Valley, AZ 85737

SaddleBrooke Site - SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse (Vermilion Room) Office: 575-9901 • Fax: 575-0572 • Child Development Center: 575-1521

Email: rlc@orovalley.org • website: www.orovalley.org Office Hours: Monday-Thursday ~ 8:30am - 4:00pm • Friday ~ 8:30am - 1:00pm

March Weekly Attendance

2019 2018

1015 1188

Last Week’s Attendance By Service Wednesday: 9 7 Saturday: 1 0 3 7:45am: 1 17 9:00am: 129

9:15am: 337 10:30am: 60

10:45am 163

YTD Weekly Attendance

2019 2018

950 1051

March Financial Response

General Fund:

Building/

Mortgage:

MTD Total

YTD Total

2019

$ 127,373*

$ 20,775*

$ 148,148*

$ 458,078*

2018

$ 107,593

$ 22,017

$ 129,610

$ 423,043

Deadlines to Remember

The Vision Articles:

8 Days before the Sunday you wish

the article to appear.

Please send Vision articles to Char at:

cjensen@orovalley.org

Fundraising Requests: 2 months prior to the event;

submit to Church Office

Ministry Tables on the Patio:

10 days prior to requested

weekend; submit to Church Office

Spiritual Response

Community Groups Meeting Weekly at Resurrection: Al-Anon, Arizona Thunder Youth Basketball, Boy Scout Troop 299,

Girl Scouts, Gritfit Inc., CCC Board, Compassionate Friends, Jazzercise/Silver Sneakers, The Learning Curve, Spotlight Youth Produc-

tions, Tai Chi for Health and Arthritis, and Weight Watchers, YMCA Basketball

Resurrection Church ~ One Church … Two Locations

Worship Services: Wednesday Worship: 6:15pm ~ Casual • Saturday Worship: 5:00pm ~ Blended

Sunday Worship: 7:45am ~ Traditional • 9:00am ~ Traditional (at SaddleBrooke)

9:15am ~ Traditional Lite • 10:30am ~ Traditional (at SaddleBrooke) • 10:45am ~ Contemporary

Nursery Care is available during the 9:15am & 10:45am Oro Valley Worship Services

A group of folks (Gary Coxon, Bob & Anne Blizzard, Bill Meusel, Marshall Hill, Jeff Jarvis, and Jerry

Stenger) are happy to help you with minor repairs and electrical problems around the

house, including changing light bulbs and furnace filters. Their labor to Resurrection

members is free as part of their ministry to you. Call Jerry Stenger at 329-8717 with questions.

EASTER/SPRING FLOWERS

(PLEASE PRINT)

Your Name:______________________________________________________________

Number of Plants____________ x12.00 =______________

In Memory of: _________________________________________________________

In Honor of:____________________________________________________________

To the glory of God!

*March 2018 = 4 Sundays/March 2019 = 5 Sundays