The Messenger The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd

Olney, Maryland June 2015

“A Trust”

“We give Thee but Thine own, Whate’er the gift may be; All that we have is Thine alone, A trust, O Lord, from Thee.” (LSB 781).

In many churches this verse is sung when the offerings are received in a worship service. The stanza reminds us of God’s loving nature and who we are in relation to him; what God does for us and gives us and how we respond to his generosity.

We are recipients of God’s varied grace. As such we acknowledge in the Creed that God is the Creator and Owner of all. God owns all things and everything in heaven and on earth belongs to him. Even we ourselves – all that we are and all that we have – are his. We are his work of art. We are his because he created us, preserves us, redeemed us, and keeps us in the faith. As the receivers of what he has done and given us, we in turn give of our first fruits to Christ and his church.

The hymn reminds us that our life is a “trust.” God thinks enough of us to entrust his creation to us. That includes our generic “daily bread,” everything we need to live each day, from food to sleep. But he’s also entrusted us with our relationships. Think of your family and friends as a gift. How do they enrich your life? How are you a blessing to them? We are made to love/serve one another as Jesus loves/serves us. Life is so fragile and can change and end way too quickly. “Be blessed to bless” – what a great way to begin, live and end each day as a trust.

Finally, Jesus has entrusted himself to us as our Provider. Even on our worst days our risen Lord and Savior commits himself to us as our friend of friends. As our sins abound (and they do!), his providing forgiveness and grace abounds even more. What can Jesus do for you today? What can you do for him? Trust is mutual – God freely bestows his grace to us and we acknowledge his goodness by our lives of service.

As we begin the summer months, be aware of the following June activities at Good Shepherd. Steak night, the last Wednesday supper, is June 3. On Sunday, June 7, we will be confirming seven of our confirmands with a reception to follow. Josh Fowler and two other Scouts will be awarded their prestigious Eagle rank here at Good Shepherd on Saturday, June 13. Flag Day is Sunday, June 14, which is also the last Sunday for Sunday School until September 13. Father’s Day is June 21, the first Sunday we commence our 10 a.m. summer Eucharist worship schedule through September 6, Labor Day weekend. Enjoy your summer and please don’t take a worship vacation, instead take Christ with you. Remember, “All that we have is Thine alone, a trust, O Lord, from Thee.”

About People . . . We continue to pray for:

. . . God’s care for our Good Shepherd family: Joyce Teske kidney infection and upcoming kidney stone procedure; Kim Wald home June 2 from being in rehab.

from heart bypass surgery; Brendan Fossum recovering from jaw surgery.

. . . God’s care for our relatives and friends: Tom Esworthy receiving occupational therapy for speech and language following his stroke (Joyce Kubu’s brother); Greg Mullen in need of employment (Janet & Tom Mullen request); Caron Walker (Karen Ricagno’s niece) hospitalized in critical condition in England with a blood infection; Marion Reinhold (David’s mother) upcoming surgery.

. . . those rejoicing and giving thanks: Donna Zoldi completed her radiation treatments; Bonnie Wagner’s broken ankle is now weight bearing and she will be going home this weekend; Birth of Carson Robert Vidler born to Carl Schulten’s niece, Lindsey Vidler on May 26.

. . . moms-to-be: Virginia Silver (Carl Schulten’s niece) due June 15; Grace Kajdos due June 23 (Pastor Pat & Elise request); Maggie Baumhardt (Good Shepherd member) due July 3; Julia McGlamory (Marion Ivkovich’s granddaughter) due in July; Maria Colby (daughter of Jim and Connie Strachan (due in mid July); Michele Bauer (wife of Nancy Wald’s nephew), due October 12.

. . . military serving our country: John Berle stationed in Georgia (Ruth Blackburn’s grandson); Stephen Buhl (deployed to Afghanistan); Brendan Fossum assigned to Walter Reed Hospital as he recovers from his injuries; Kent Gebicke stationed in San Diego, CA, on navy ship duty for six months; Lt. Ashley Gebicke stationed in San Diego, CA, Husband Kent is deployed; Mark Goldey Fort Carson, CO (Lois Kubu’s step-grandson); Austin Ivkovich stationed at Fort Campbell, KY (Marion Ivkovich’s grandson); James Kleager Fort MacDill AFB in Tampa, FL (Kathy Randall’s nephew); Justin Kubu (Ken and Joyce Kubu’s nephew) Fort Bragg, NC; Richard Daniel Kubu (Ken and Joyce Kubu’s nephew) stationed at Fort Bragg, NC; Mark and David (serving in the

Armed Forces); Seth Maxfield stationed in Ft. Riley, Kansas (Darlene Maxfield request); Cory Metz, stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, CO (son of former members, Charlie and Audrey Metz); JT Mrozek Marine stationed at Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville, NC; Jacob Seguin stationed at USMC Camp Pendleton, San Diego, (John’s nephew); David J. Wald (Kim & Nancy Wald’s grandson) at Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville, NC for a month of combat training; Trevor White stationed in Okinawa (Brianna Hoffman request).

. . . those who mourn: family of Michael McCoy who died on May 3 in Joliet, Illinois (Marianne McCoy’s brother); family of Jimmy Gierula who died on May 6 at age 22 (Lisa and Andy Carpenter request); family of Frank Martin (Marty) Stiles (Melody Stone-Wald’s godfather) who died on May 8; family of Peggy Chaney who died on May 7 (Bill Plitt’s cousin).

CONFIRMATION SUNDAY

On Sunday, June 7 at the 11:00 a.m. worship service Good Shepherd will honor two confirmands with a reception immediately following the service.

You are cordially invited to attend the reception.

Confirmands being honored this year are:

Grace Haddad Dominic James Hoffman

Sierra Maria Hoffman Gage Jonathan North Hope Katherine North Adam Scott Reinhold Elijah Michael Ruspi

Thank you from the Frank Corn family

My family and I wish to thank Pastor Pat for all his knowledge and help and the many hours of meeting with my family to help us with the appropriate Psalms, hymns, and so much more where we needed guidance when my husband, Frank, died on January 12, 2015. We could not have gotten through this without his help and support and the help of so many of the good people of our church who helped at the Memorial Service and the reception. I don’t know how they did it all. The reception was amazing.

Many people told me it was the finest service they had ever been to. We would like to thank our organist, Maria Sampogna, for the beautiful music, as well as Pete and Janet Stadler for the altar flowers. And so important, all the prayers and cards we received, that helped us to get through a very difficult time.

Thanks to all of you from all of us,

Barbara Corn and family

Summer Schedule

Church starting time changes EARLY this year Beginning June 21 our Sunday worship service will begin at 10:00 a.m. Please make a note on your calendar or somewhere so you will remember. The last Sunday 10:00 service for the summer will occur on September 6. Then on September 13 we will return to the regular two services at 8:15 and 11:00.

Jim and Jill Ruspi 50th Wedding Anniversary

June 13, 2015

We are so proud to congratulate our parents (and grandparents) on their commitment to each other. Fifty years of marriage is an accomplishment few couples achieve. Our parents continue to be role models. They rarely put their own needs or wants first. Through difficult times, they remain committed to each other, their family and their faith in God. They have taught us dignity, compassion, forgiveness and a lot about love. We honor you Mom and Dad!

All our Love, Angela and Anthony Hoffman Brianna, Dominic, Sierra and Marissa If you would like to acknowledge their anniversary, cards can be sent to them at:

7111 Brink Road Laytonsville MD 20882

Shepherd’s Care Children’s Center Emily Cottone, Director

301-570-7566

Dear Members of LCGS, I think everyone enjoyed our Graduation Program on May 22nd. We showed a slide show that I am sure brought tears to many parent’s eyes. It was delightful to watch the children’s joy when they saw themselves on the “big screen.

The last day of school was bittersweet. We were sad to say goodbye to the children, but also so proud of them. I could not be more pleased with how this school year turned out. SCCC is truly blessed to have such wonderful teachers.

Our Summer Program is in full swing and we are having a blast. We have 22 students enrolled this year!

Thank you to all of you for your continued support. I am forever grateful. Sincerely, Emily Cottone

Calling All Musicians!

Summer is nearly upon us, and the Chancel Choir is looking forward to a little break from choir rehearsals.

Please consider singing or playing a solo (or duet or small ensemble) to enhance worship this summer. Kids and teens are also encouraged to come forward and share their gifts with the congregation. Don’t hide your light under a bushel. Let it shine! Maria’s contact information is (240-342-2529) or maria@olneygoodshepherd.org)

Maria Sampogna, Organist

and Minister of Music

For the Month of June 2015

• Last day for Sunday School will be June 14th. There will be a celebration planned for that day. See the church bulletins for details.

• Sunday for the 2015-16 school year will begin on September 13, 2015.

Patricia Colacicco

Second Annual Church Picnic

Sunday, June 14

The annual church picnic will be held following the late service on June 14th. It is being sponsored by the KIC (Kids in Christ) Youth group. There will be fun games and prizes, food and fellowship for all.

Foods being served will be

Hotdogs, hamburgers, Coleslaw, potato salad, baked beans,

Ice cream and drinks Admission is free with a donation plus a side dish or dessert. Food will be served in the Family Life Wing and with tables on the basketball court.

We are hoping for good weather and a great attendance.

Chris Eastwood

Chris Eastwood graduated from Sherwood High School June 1st. He played the saxophone and performed in Sherwood’s Rock and Roll Revival all four years. He will be continuing his education at UMBC and will be majoring in engineering.

Shannon Farrell

Shannon will be graduating from Sherwood High School. She has danced for 4 years at her local studio and is thinking about trying out for a dance team in college. Shannon be continuing her education next year at Salisbury University, studying early and elementary education.

Joshua Fowler

Joshua will be graduating from Sherwood High School where he earned four varsity letters on the Swim Team and was a member of the Chamber Singers and Jazz Choir. Joshua has been active in Good Shepherd activities, including OGSLY, Journey through Bethlehem, Communion Assistant, Reader, and Vacation Bible School and is a new member of the Choir. Last summer, Joshua’s engineering team won the National Design Competition, during the Valparaiso University Mission Discovery Space Program, and their experiment will soon be launched into space aboard the International Space Station. Joshua has been accepted into the Air Force ROTC program at Virginia Military Institute where he plans to study Mechanical Engineering. Joshua would like to thank the members of Good Shepherd for their contributions to restore the Prayer Garden and would like to invite everyone to his Eagle Scout Court of Honor Ceremony at Good Shepherd on June 13th.

Erik Krueger is a 2015 graduate of the Excelsior Academy Home School program. Erik completed freshman and sophomore years at Good Counsel High School where he was a member of the JV golf team, Math Team, and the Future Businessmen of America club. The seniors at Good Counsel nicknamed him “Rock Star” as he was the only sophomore to take Calculus with the senior class. After his Lyme disease worsened he transferred into a home school program. Erik did his senior work-study program as an associate at T.J. Maxx where he was named Associate of the Quarter and promoted to a store coordinator position. Erik was active in the youth group at Good Shepherd directing one of the Youth Sundays and serving as activity organizer. Erik looks forward to attending college in the future.

Tyler Barnard

Tyler graduated on May 8 from Northern Arizona University with a Bachelor's Degree in Parks and Recreation (a.k.a. The School of Hug a Tree). She will complete her final internship this summer in Cannadensis, PA and then will return to Flagstaff. From there, she will more than likely settle somewhere out west permanently to pursue a career connecting outdoor education with social justice and doing community organizing and activism.

Laura Fowler

Laura graduated from Valparaiso University in Indiana on May 17, 2015, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a double major in Management and Marketing. Laura represented Valparaiso for four years as a member of their Division I Swim Team and recently swam several events at the Horizon Conference Swimming and Diving Championship. During summers, she has worked as Head Coach for the Norbeck Grove Swim Team. Last summer, she also worked at State Farm Insurance as an intern. She is currently looking for a position in Human Resources in the Washington, D.C. area.

SeDell Harman

SeDell Harman is graduating from Radford University with a BFA in Interior Design. While at Radford, SeDell was active with intramural softball and volleyball. She was an active member of the Radford chapter of ASID (American Society of Interior Designers) and held the office of Fundraising Chairman. SeDell was also an active member of the Fashion Society, modeling for their fall fashion shows, and held the office of Publicity Chairman for that organization. SeDell received the Outstanding Work Study award for her four years in the Department of Interior Design. Radford's Interior Design Advisory Board awarded SeDell over all first place for Interior Design Excellence Awards, including in the commercial category, 1st place for her Selu Conservancy Welcome Center and 2nd place for her Hint of Wine wine shop; and in the residential category, 2nd place for her beach home. SeDell recently found out one of her commercial designs placed in the top 10 of the national Sherwin Williams STIR design competion. SeDell plans to return home to "make some money, annoy my brothers and dazzle us all with her smartsyness!"

Sarah Mullen

Sarah will receive a B.A. degree as she graduates from Salisbury University with a major in Conflict Analysis and Dispute Resolution. While at SU, she performed her baton twirling routine during half time of several basketball games. This led to being asked to perform at the city’s high school basketball championship game. An elementary school teacher saw her there and asked her to teach baton twirling after school to some of her disadvantaged students; a volunteer job she thoroughly enjoyed. She has been working part time at Safeway in Damascus and at Chipotle in Salisbury. She is considering a career in law enforcement.

Dr. Sylvia Schaefer Dr. Sylvia Schaefer received her Ph.D. in Marine Sciences from the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia. She also received a Graduate Certificate in Water Resources. Her dissertation focused on water quality in Georgia's Altamaha River and beyond. She remains in Athens, Georgia, where she is currently pursuing a postdoctoral project on water quality in estuaries and looking for a more permanent position. Sylvia's other interests include playing flute in the Classic City Band, which she has been a part of for 10+ years, and on whose board of directors she serves. In addition, she is an avid quilter who has entered a number of regional and national shows and published several patterns.

John Stelben I am graduating from the Rochester Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science in Game Design & Development. Over my four years at RIT I have created multiple projects and games, both for class and outside of class. I have participated in multiple hackathons and I also helped with two internships. In the first, iD Tech Camps, I was an instructor leading programming projects for middle and high schoolers. In the second I created software applications for a small company in Ithaca, RP Solutions. I do not have plans for after graduation, but at the moment I'm still looking for a job, and if that does not work out, I will be going to grad school.

BIRTHDAYS IN JUNE 1 - Susan Conn 2 - Patricia Colacicco 3 - Doug Davis Joyce Teske 6 - Jean Krueger 8 - Gage North, Hope North 11 - Wally Randall 12 - Emma Baker, Ian Gregory 15 - Jeannie Carrasco, Adam Reinhold Jane Stillwell 16 - Emily Harvell 17 - Randall Fossum 18 - Elise Carlson, Grace Haddad 20 - Andrew Gordon 21 - Kim Lourenco 22 - Bob Gill, Dave Krueger, Nancy Wald 23 - June Gebicke, Joey Quinn 24 - Michael Rajnik 25 - Donna Zoldi 26 - Ken Kubu 27 - Cheryl Malina 5 - Ralph & Lora Birch 8 - Tim & Carol Leydig 9 - Bernd & Sandy Langer 13 - Jim & Jill Ruspi 18 - Peter & Janet Stadler 19 - Chuck & Sherrie Dean Jim & Kathie Taylor 20 - Eric Wald & Melody Stone-Wald 23 - John & Jo Ann Haase

C.A.R.E. (Caring and Respecting Everyone)

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(Saturday Morning LCGS Men’s Group)

• The Men’s Group will meet on Saturday, June 6 at 7:30 a.m.

Day Trippers Upcoming Events

• Take a trip to the Totem Pole to see the play “Shenandoah” a Civil War musical for a June 24th matinee. The play is based on a movie starring James Stewart. Please make your reservation to us by May 31st.

• Please contact Bob Wolters at robertjwolters@gmail.com or (301-774-6169 or 301-774-3399) OR Dorothy Hughes (301-437-8906).

Game Night

Friday, June 19 - 7:15 p.m. Lynn and Mary Kay Dean’s

Home

The Game Night CARE Groups meets monthly on the third Friday. We gather for fellowship, food and fun – and play a couple of games each time. Newcomers are always welcome! If you are interested in joining us, call Andy Carpenter (301-774-8298).

Join one of these groups for fun and fellowship.

The Good Shepherd Book Club will meet on

Sunday, June 14, 2015

in the Family Life Wing at 6:00 p.m.

to discuss

“The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”

"The Horse and his Boy" written by C.S. Lewis

What's that you say? Two books! Are you out of your mind? Well let's remember these two books add up to only 413 pages so we can do this. I have confidence in all of you. So let us pull together team. We can do this! And if we were really good, we would pick a young person dear to our hearts and read a chapter to them each night. Stories make wonderful memories and C.S. Lewis is a wonderful story teller. For those of us that are on the down side of the hill it will keep us from reaching the bottom so quickly. And I have a feeling it will bring back memories of our youth. So young and old join us in the Family life Wing on Sunday the 14th and bring along a little oats and hay topped with a cube of sugar to share with your fellow readers.

The Lunch Bunch will meet next on Tuesday,

June 9, 2015 12:00 noon

OGSLY (Olney Good Shepherd

Lutheran Youth)

FINK and KIC (FaithInKubators) (Kids in Christ)

Upcoming June Events for all groups

OGSLY

• Wednesday, June 3 – Summer Suppers begin; meet at church at 5:30 p.m.

• Sunday, June 14 – Senior Recognition during church service,

• Sunday, June 14 - Church Picnic • Saturday, June 20, 6:00 p.m. –

meet at Colette’s to make Father’s Day gifts

• Sunday, June 28 – End of year cookout/pool party at Kruegers – right ater late service

FINK

• Sunday, June 7 • Sunday, June 14 – Church Picnic • Sunday, June 28 – end of the year

coodout/pool party at the Krueger’s – right after the late service

KIC

• Sunday, June 14

Bible Verse to Remember

2 Corinthians 5:21

God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. (Jesus endured the punishment we deserved, namely death and separation from God)

SOCIAL INISTRY

The Food Pantry continues to need your help

We thank you for continuing to support Good Shepherd’s active Food Pantry. Below is a list of the things we put into the bags. Please help when you can.

Peanut butter Soup Cereal Macaroni & Cheese Spaghetti Rice Spaghetti Sauce

Canned Meat Canned Fruit Canned Beans Tuna Canned Vegetables Jelly Jell-O

Thank You for your generosity!

Pete and Janet Stadler

CLOTHING CENTER

Donations: If you are donating clothes, please leave them in the designated area in the Family Life Wing. PLEASE, PLEASE make sure the clothes are placed in BAGS or BOXES that are STRONG ENOUGH to withstand movement from place to place and are not too heavy for senior volunteers to lift. Thank you for your donations. There will be a need for volunteers to transport the clothes to the IWCC for the last six months of 2015. The sign-up sheet for July-December 2015 will soon be on the Social Ministry bulletin board in the hallway across from the administration offices. The IWCC is located at the former Broome Middle School, 751 Twinbrook Parkway in Rockville. Clothing should be picked up at the church during the second and third weeks of the month. The days and hours of donation drop-off are Tuesday through Friday from 9:00-4:30 p.m., and Saturday 9:00-2:00 p.m. IWCC is open year round, except for the first two weeks of July, Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving Saturday, the last week of December and the Federal holidays. Snow policy follows that of the Federal Government. If there are any questions, please email Bill Plitt at BonandPa@verizon.net or call him at 301-774-9502. Thank you, volunteers, for transporting clothes to the IWCC.

You are cordially invited to join

the families and friends of

Miguel Arturo Alonso Joshua Paul Fowler William Sulit Santos

at their

Eagle Court of Honor Saturday, June 13, 2015

1:30 PM

The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd 4200 Olney-Laytonsville Road

Olney, Maryland 20832

Kindly RSVP by June 1, 2015 via email to: viviannealonso@yahoo.com

Light refreshments will be served immediately after the ceremony.

Families are welcome.

June 2015 Schedule of Church Helpers

Date

Elders Communion Assistants

Ushers

Readers

Greeters/Sellers

Acolytes

Nursery

June 7

8:15 a.m. Worship/Eucharist

11:00 a.m.

Worship/Eucharist

Wor. Asst: Janet Mullen Andy Carpenter

Marc Gregory Deb Harman

Sandy Langer Patrick Gregory

Gaetan Brunetto __Don Nortrup__

Richard Boyd Doug Dye

Pat Colacicco Karin Wuertz-Schaefer

John Adamo Linda Dye

G/Elise Carlson Ann Sprague

(S/Kathie Taylor) G/Kevin Wilson Elena Wilson

Elder

Jay Taylor

Kelly Groff

June 14 8:15 a.m.

Worship/Eucharist

11:00 a.m. Worship/Eucharist

Wor. Asst: Matt Quinn

Steve Gordon

Tim Leydig Erik Krueger Sasha Miezis

Kathy Nicholson

Carl Schulten _Tom Wilk _

Andy Carpenter Mark Hardcastle

Deb Harman Ann Sprague

Paul Fowler Kelly Groff

G/Randall Fossum Marion Ivkovich (S/Don Nortrup) G/Alex Predoehl Karen Ricagno

Elder

Hope North

Sandy Langer

June 21

10:00 a.m. Worship/Eucharist

Elder Host Mark King

Benevolence Fund Giving Sunday

Wor. Asst: Marc Gregory

Carol Brunetto Alex Predoehl

Matt Quinn

Randall Fossum Paul Fowler

Charlie Loehr

Praise Team

G/Bill Plitt Becky Plitt (S/Lu Otto)

Adam Reinhold

Pat Maisel

June 28 10:00 a.m.

Worship/Eucharist

Elder Host Andy Carpenter

Wor. Asst: Janet Mullen

Matt Quinn

Brenden Fout Josh Fowler

Karin Wuertz-Schaefer

Anthony Hoffman Ann Sprague

Connie Strachan

Sandy Langer John Maisel

G/Charles Falck Dolores Falck

(S/Randall Fossum)

Bella Lourenco

Dawn McCann

If you cannot make it on your scheduled Sunday, please trade with someone or find a substitute (adults and teens alike) and notify the church office at 301-774-9125 of any changes.

June 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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9:00 Preschool Summer Session 8:30p A.A.

9:00a Preschool Summer Camp

9:00a Preschool Summer Session 5:30p Supper – Steak 7:00p Ministry Team Mtgs.

9:00a Preschool Summer Session 9:30a Bazaar Workshop

9:00a Preschool Summer Session 9:30a Prayer Partners 8:30p A.A.

7:30a Men’s Breakfast 6:30p Rios de Agua Viva Worship

7 Confirmation

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8:15a Worship 9:30a Sunday School (last)

11:00a Worship-Confirmation 4:30p Rios de Agua Viva Worship

9:00a Preschool Summer Session 8:30p A.A.

9:00a Preschool Summer Session 12:00p Sr. Lunch

Bunch

9:00a Preschool Summer Session 7:30p Bd. of Elders Mtg.

9:00a Preschool Summer Session 9:30a Bazaar Workshop

9:30a Prayer Partners 9:00a Preschool Summer Session 8:30p A.A.

7:30a Road Cleanup 1:30p Eagle Scout ceremony – Josh Fowler 6:30p Rios de Agua Viva Worship

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8:15a Worship 11:00a Praise Worship and Graduate Recognition 11:00a Small Wonders 12:30p Church Picnic 4:30p Rios de Agua Viva Worship 6:00p Book Club

7:00p Thrivent Workshop 8:30p A.A.

Newsletter Deadline

7:00p Bd. of Trustees Mtg. 9:30a Bazaar Workshop

9:30a Prayer Partners 7:15p Game Care Group (Deans) 8:30p A.A.

6:30p Rios de Agua Viva Worship

Father’s Day 21 Begin One Service

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10:00a Worship 10:00a ASE Commissioning 11:30a ASE Meeting 4:30p Rios de Agua Viva Worship

8:30p A.A. 9:30a Day Trippers 9:30a Bazaar Workshop

9:30a Prayer Partners 8:30p A.A.

7:00a Prayer Garden Vigil 6:30p Rios de Agua Viva Worship

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10:00a Worship- Small Wonders 4:30p Rios de Agua Viva Worship

6:30p Thrivent Bd. Mtg. 8:30p A.A.

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The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd 4200 Olney-Laytonsville Road

P.O. Box 280 Olney, Maryland 20830-0280

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The Messenger Is published monthly by

The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Olney, Maryland 20830-0280

Telephone: 301-774-9125 FAX: 301-774-9649

www.olneygoodshepherd.org

Pastor: Patrick K. Carlson

Office Secretary: Sarah McCord Newsletter Editor: Nancy Wald

The deadline for the July issue is

Monday, June 15, 2015

Sunday Worship Services 8:15 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. on June 7 & 14

then 10:00 a.m. on June 21 & 28 Sunday School - All Ages – 9:30 a.m. 1st 2 weeks

Summer Worship Schedule begins June 14, 2015 Worship at 10:00 a.m.

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