SEE THE PICTURE? SAND AND WATER BEACH AND OCEAN STAYING AND GOING BOTH HAVE MANY, MANY PARTICLES—molecules and grains. This is the church of Jesus Christ—sand and water. It is a stable body, yet made of shifting and ever changing people. This is the church of Jesus Christ—beach and ocean. It wants to get settled, but exists for the movement outward. This is the church of Jesus Christ—staying and going. Side by side, the people of Jesus’ body on earth work together

on what stays— buildings, the same programs, the

same staff on what goes— money for missions, people inviting others to worship, reaching out to care, sending kids to camp, bringing kids to Manna Night, constantly thinking how to make church a mission center.

We are maybe just one grain—called to make sure the stuff above that stays, really stays. We are maybe just one molecule—called to keep moving out to sea, reaching other molecules that need to know about the Creator/Savior/Advocate. Quoting a favorite professional wrestler—“Know Your Role!” Which will it be? Own it and celebrate it. Look the beauty of the picture again. The body of Christ is a beautiful thing, water or sand. Embrace your calling, whichever…

Pastor Saylor’s Cell: 724-799-3743

Pastor’s Home Phone: 724-538-3786

Pastor’s e-mail: pastordavesaylor@zoominternet.net

Come to Worship Your

Creator in June and July TIME AFTER PENTECOST—THE WEEKS

OF GROWTH AND LIFE

Worship time is 10:15 a.m.

Come to Worship Your

Savior in June and July TIME AFTER PENTECOST—THE WEEKS

OF GROWTH AND LIFE

Worship time is 10:15 a.m.

Come to Worship Your

Advocate in June and

July TIME AFTER PENTECOST—THE WEEKS

OF GROWTH AND LIFE

Worship time is 10:15 a.m.

Come to Worship The

Holy Trinity in June and

July TIME AFTER PENTECOST—THE WEEKS

OF GROWTH AND LIFE

Worship time is 10:15 a.m.

These months bring us a Lectionary set of

Scripture texts that begin with the Sunday of the

Holy Trinity on June 3rd.

The “green” Sundays, called the “Time after

Pentecost” are for the church to hear the life of

the Lord Jesus and have us learn better how to

relate to our Creator and live in the Spirit of the

Risen Jesus.

Come and worship.

God is here. Be there for God.

Learning Ministry Report

April 19, 2012

Present: Pastor Dave, Christi Barnhart, Marcia

Marburger, Colleen Prenovitz, Beverly

Barkley, and Robin Van Dyke

Confirmation

Confer camp will be held June 17th—23rd

and is titled “God’s Camp.” The church

has 3 registered attendees.

Confirmation will be held May 27th.

Confirmands are Andrew Lingenfelter,

Morgan Ainsworth, and Madison

Ainsworth.

Bible Study

Pastor is holding a Bible study on Tuesday

evenings titled “Making Sense of the

Cross.”

Sunday School

The last regular day of Sunday school is

Sunday, May 27th

After discussion, there will not be Summer

Sunday school.

The first day of Sunday school in the Fall

will be Sunday, September 2nd, and Rally

Day will be Sunday, September 9th.

V.B.S.

Vacation Bible School is at St. Peter’s this

year from June 25th—29th. Heidi Beahm

is again the coordinator.

Youth Group

We will be putting together a questionnaire

to hand out to the youth and their parents.

It will focus on what types of service

projects they might like to do, when the

best meeting times for them would be,

what fun things they might like to do as a

group, etc.

We hope to reinvigorate the youth program

at St. Peter’s.

Nursery

The committee with the direction of Beverly

Barkley will be reaching out to the

congregation to see if there is a need for a

nursery in the church.

Other

Christi Barnhart is compiling a list of

individuals that need their clearances.

We received information that we can get

those clearances through Lutherlyn at a

possible lower cost. We will be going

through them.

Next Meeting: Thursday, May 17th @ 7pm

Friends in Christ Ministry from and to seniors since 1992!

Friends met in May at English Church in Zelienople for a Holy Communion service focused on the themes of the Ascension.

We set locations for our 2012-2013 season with over 25 in attendance

Friends in Christ is a seniors (55+) ministry for Lutherans and friends in Southwestern Butler County. We usually meet on the Third Thursdays at

11:30 am, with exceptions on occasion. You are welcome to come to any gathering. You do not have to “join” or sign up. Just come. You are not

required to bring a covered dish, but it’s nice if you can. You may bring your own serving dishes, but usually churches are full of the paper/foam items

to help you out. Here’s a handy schedule for your convenience!!

June No meeting No meeting ELCA synod assembly this month

July Seaman’s, Passavant Retirement Community, Zelienople July 26 Scholl Auditorium

August Zion, Harmony (Middle Lancaster Township, Rt. 19 August 16 Picnic

September Oak Grove September 20

October St. John’s, Lovi October 18

November St. Paul, Zelienople November 15

December No meeting No meeting Enjoy Advent and Christmas

Lutheran Marriage Encounter

When is the last time the two of you did something just for your relationship? Since that couple of Pilgrims on the left made their voyage across the Atlantic? Make 2012 the year you resolve to take time to make your marriage a more intimate, loving, Christian union.

Lutheran Marriage Encounter weekends run from Friday night at 8 PM to Sunday at 5 PM and are designed to enrich ALL MARRIAGES. HOW MUCH: There is a $45 per couple registration fee; plus toward the end of the Weekend, you will be given an opportunity to make a confidential contribution of whatever amount you choose toward the continuation of the program. INCLUDED: Two nights lodging, 5 meals for each of you, and all supplies. 2012 Pennsylvania Lutheran Marriage Encounter Weekends are: September 14-16 at Olmsted Mansion and Retreat Center, Ludlow, PA (a 1917 Manor with beautiful modern retreat center in the Allegheny Nat’l Forest) October 19-21 at The Mountain Laurel Resort, White Haven, PA (in the beautiful Pocono Mountains) Registrations are limited, so choose your Weekend, and sign up today to ensure your first choice. If a conflict arises, you may

transfer your registration to any other Weekend that has openings. For questions, or if you would like a brochure with a registration form mailed to you, contact Pennsylvania Directors of Lutheran Marriage Encounter, Fred & Julie Schamber, at 724-325-3166 or email: fjschamber@comcast.net.

We are still looking to organize for the fall. We need kitchen help, Craft Leader, Bible Study leaders to supplement Pastor’s material, Recreation help and any kind of hands to help with the kids! We also can use ideas to help get kids to the program. See you on the 27

th!!

June

Trista Weir 1 James Burkert 17

Colleen Prenovitz Baylee McCombs

Alex Humes 4 Emma Plank 19

Pat Wagoner 5 Ty Wearing 21

Thomas Manuel Dorothy Marburger 22

Cora Plank 6 Patti Flach

Harold Schoeffel 8 Dennis Nulph 23

Heinie Raupp, Jr 9 Bill Painter III

Casey Anthony 10 Troy Anthony

Pam Volz 12 Zachery Miller 27

Scott Grosick 14 Mary McIntyre

Helen Barto 16 James Merrison 29

Jen Vicheck

July

Ted Gross 1 Jean Enslen 16

Megan Myers Marlene Domhoff

Floyd McKinnis 3 Marcia Marburger

Sheli Grosick Ann Greenwald 17

Pat Capella 5 Heidi Beahm 18

Edgar Marburger Nathan Adomaitis

Carter Yuhasz (Merrison) 7 Troy Barkley 23

Garrie Wearing 8 Anna Plank 24

Bob Domhoff 9 Charleen Lippencott 25

Ron Budisky 10 Alyssa Barnhart

Angie Banyay 11 Vicki Sammons

Jason Hendricks Lucy Dunbar 26

Ed Wahl 12 Lori Geisler

Julie Wearing 13 Christi Barnhart 29

Richard Frishkorn 14 Owen Price

Davin Beahm, Sr 15 Eilene Budisky 30

Bill Painter, II

Kierstin Beahm

Financial Update from the Treasurer

In an effort to keep everyone informed

about our current financial situation

the reconciled treasurer’s report of our

current fund as of the end of April

2012 is as follows: Current Fund

(-$3689.16). Many thanks to those

who continue to give to these funds

which give us the ability to serve

Christ and others. Funds with a

positive balance include: Building,

Memorial, Youth and Manna Night,

and are the support system being

used to pay our expenses.

Financial Secretary’s Report

Monthly Special Benevolence Cause

Contributions to these special causes are

asked to be above and beyond your regular

contributions to the

Current and Benevolent funds.

Mark the OTHER line on your envelope or use

a PEW envelope and mark it accordingly.

Thank you for supporting needs beyond the

work of the congregation.

June—Lutheran Theological

Seminary, Gettysburg

July—Evans City Library

4/1/2012 4/8/2012 4/9/2012

4/15/2012 4/22/2012 4/29/2012 Total

Current Fund 2592.30 3293.30 2126.40 1642.90 1728.50 11383.40

Flowers Contributions 21.00 51.00 45.00 50.00 60.00 227.00

Building Maintenance 40.00 75.00 50.00 50.00 215.00

Deficit Repayment 76.50 76.50 296.50 76.50 107.00 633.00

Manna Night Income 20.00 20.00

Youth Fund Income 943.70 8.00 951.70

Campership Fund Income 211.00 700.00 911.00

Priority Project Fund 20.00 20.00

Thrivent Financial Choice 112.00 112.00

Recycling 15.69 15.69

Sunday School 3.00 2.00 6.25 2.00 15.04 28.29

Synod Benevolence 340.70 289.45 130.60 309.10 217.50 1287.35

Cook Books 20.00 20.00

Lenten Services 136.00 366.00 25.00 527.00

Sherry Ifft/Lisa Thong 12.50 30.25 52.50 37.50 10.00 142.75

TOTALS 4205.70 4534.50 3432.25 2183.69 2138.04 16494.18

Places: (Jan. Issue)

Nave

Chancel

Sanctuary

Narthex

Furniture: (Feb. Issue)

Pulpit

Lectern

Altar/Table

Pews

Choir Loft

Organ

Sedelia

Retable

Lighting: (Mar. Issue)

Paschal Candle

Altar Candles

Sanctuary Candle

Hardware for Meals:

(Apr. Issue)

Ciborium

Paten

Flagon

Chalice/Pouring

Chalice

Communion cup

Pitcher

Lavabo

Linen and Colors

(May Issue)

Veil

Corporal

Purificator

Pall

Fair Linen

Antipendia

Frontal

Superfrontal

GROWING…TO LEARN ABOUT WORSHIP This is the last in a series of articles about the names and places of worship and about names of things in the church. This month, last but not least: PEOPLE!! Presiding Minister This person is always an ordained minister, authorized to preside at all sacraments and to preach the gospel with the authority granted by the Church. Except for vacations and other special occasions, this person must be the called pastor of the congregation. In the liturgy, this person speaks or sings the leading parts of prayers and when consecration of items is requested. Only an ordained presiding minister can baptize, offer benedictions, blessings, absolutions, commendations and anointing. This assures for the church an orderly discretion of the gifts of God, so that they are not given willy-nilly, but with Biblical and theological perspective for which the ordained are trained and set apart. While it is true any lay person is “able” to perform these acts, they are only approved with extenuating circumstances. Preaching is an office left primarily for the pastor of the congregation who calls the pastor to speak a comforting and challenging word to the flock present. PMs wear alb, cincture, stole, and chasuble (see last month’s issue). Assisting Minister. This is almost always a lay person, except when there are multiple clergy participating. AM’s at St. Peter’s can intone the Kyrie or Hymn of Praise, read the intercessory prayers, offertory prayer, help set the Table, read prayer after communion and may give the dismissal. They are dressed in alb (white robe) and sit next to the lectern. Lector. Reads Scripture, including Psalm. Acolyte. Light’s candles, handles offering, helps with communion and tries to stay awake while not chewing gum! Choir Historically, the purpose of the choir is to support the congregation’s singing by becoming a single voice. Often choirs are used to sing parts of liturgy, such as Kyrie or Psalm antiphons and Gospel Acclamations. Through the ages, they also have provided special music of their own. Choir Director. This person reads the Scripture for the day and selects appropriate music for the day, reviews the music and lead the choir to be ready to sing it. Each anthem is usually rehearsed for at lesat one month ahead of time. Organist. Plays the organ for liturgies of the church. This person also reads Scripture for the day and prepares music that is appropriate. At St. Peter’s, as with many churches, the organist and choir director are the same person. This requires a great deal of musical skill.

Ushers and Greeters. This is our welcoming Team. They see that people are prepared for the worship with worship folders, directions to restrooms, and other needs. The ushers are the ones who pass out plates for the offering.

People

Presiding Min.

Assisting Min.

Lector

Acolyte

Choir

Choir Director

Organist

Usher

Greeter

Prayers in the Community

Please pray with us:

Great God in Heaven, we lift before you these persons who suffer. Grant them relief and the sure presence of your loving arms around them.

Remove all pain and suffering and bring them to wholeness of body and spirit.

Use us to be instruments of your healing in whatever way you see fit.

In Jesus’ name. Amen.

In our Thoughts and Prayers

Becky Banyay

Ed Banyay (health issues)

Timothy Barron

Dominick Beltron (child- cancer)

Bonnie Bolyan (Thanks for your prayers!)

Valerie Brown (cancer)

Eric Burkett (marine – injured in plane crash)

Bob Burkhart (hospital – from: Saylors)

Sally Bulger (mother of Sean Edinger)

Leah Burka (cancer – from: Cheryl Thomas)

Eva Byers (Evergreen)

Terry Capella

Brenda Cardarette (Cancer)

Jane Carruth (Needs Our Prayers- B.Barkley)

Flo Dally (health problems)

Diana Elford (Marsha Reedy’s sister-in-law)

Delana & Diane Ellison (Cousin of Kay Burr-

cancer)

Jean Enslen (health problems)

Autumn Fetterman (from:MarciaMarburger)

Jessica Fogel

Joey Franz (Mary Fulghums Nephew)

David Fulghum (health problems)

Logan & Shirley Gibel (from: Prenovitz)

Debbie Helterbran (kidney rejection-K.Morris)

Nona Hoffman (Evergreen- from Carol McKinnis)

Janet Horstman (Marcia Marburger’s sister)

Patty & Sophia Horstman

Omar Ifft (home from hospital – accident)

Judy Johns (stroke – from Elizabeth Reinhart)

Mary Ann Jupinko

Arlene Karmen (cancer- from Pat Enslen)

Dave Kovach

Michael Kennelly (leukemia)

Ralph King (health issues – from: E. Budisky)

Vince Kline (on dialysis)

Nathan & Nikki Kloos (health issues)

Margie Kretzler

Beverly Lintz (Returned Home)

Sue Ludwik (knee surgery)

Dot Marburger (North Hills Passavant)

Cheyannia Marburger (child – cancer)

Elizabeth Matthews (cancer – from: Planks)

Mary Mc Intyre

Floyd & Gertrude McKinnis

Jim Merrison (Knee surgery)

Desmond Moore

Phinnes Moosa (2yrs old – cancer – from: Van Dyke)

Matt Morris (Kidney cancer / surgery)

Margaret Myers

Jerome & Teresa O’Malley

Bob Pender (cancer –from: Ludwiks)

Harold Rader (knee surgery – Kay Burr)

Cal & Charles Rasp

Elizabeth & John Reinhart (car accident)

Rick Reifenstein (accident)

Abigal Ritenour (child- medical problems)

Mary Lou Rodger (From: Kim Morris)

Erin Roman (from: Teresa O’Malley)

Sarah Rush (cancer – J. Enslen’s niece)

Carol Saylor

Beverly Scarborough (daughter of Bill Boice)

Kristen Schlemmer & Her Mom (health issues)

Warren Schoeffel (Colonial Gardens)

Connie Smith (Knee Surgery- from: Teresa O’Malley)

Joan Snyder

Carrie Sphar (cancer – from: Kay Burr)

Joan Sporrer

Sadie Terek (cystic fibrosis – from: Kim Morris)

Garret Thomas (cancer – from: Kim Morris)

Roy “Sonny” Waugaman (lung cancer)

Hannah Wahl (Daughter of Rev. Andy Wahl)

Holly Ward (Ruth Corfields GreatGranddaughter)

Bonnie & Chuck Weber (health issues)

Cathy Van Dyke (cancer)

Ron Volz (recovering at home)

PARTNERS IN YOUTH MINISTRY St. Peter’s and Camp Lutherlyn are partners in our youth ministry.

Lutherlyn provides a safe, healthy, fun, rich, enriching and loving outdoor experience for kids

to have a “Life-Changing Adventure in Faith.” The last two years St. Peter’s sent more kids to

camp than any other congregation! We support the camp as much as possible and have made

contributions to support them with a founding pastor (Shaulis), board members, donations, synod

benevolence commitments, weekly summer chaplains, regular contributions (like our recycle bins) and lots and lots of

campers (did I say that already?).

How We Get Our Kids to Camp Lutherlyn

1. Encourage your friends, neighbors and enemies to go.

2. Reach out to kids who need a life change.

3. Reach out to kids who can help others get a life change.

4. Financially make it possible with fundraisers and other funding sources.

5. No one is denied a week at camp for financial reasons.

6. No one is denied because you haven’t been to church in ages

We look forward next year to another year full of kids going to camp, of your pastor being a week 5 chaplain, to more

paper recycling for financial support, and our overall support of the camp as PARTNERS with us in youth ministry.

Pastor also will be taking 3 youth to a Confirmation Camp experience in June!

Fundraisers for camp have begun. PLEASE support these kids to get to camp this year. We thank many of you for your help in the past couple years.

WANT TO BE A SUPPORTER OF THE CAMP? TRINITY PINES CLUB!

For just $100 you can join and know you’ve been part of a movement to keep youth active in their faith and to continue to have “Life changing

adventures in Faith.” For more information, see Pr. Dave or call Lutherlyn at 724.865-2161.

St. Peter’s Pride Recognizing the accomplishments of our parishioners

Rebekah Lynn Saylor graduated from Allegheny College, Meadville on May 12th. She has earned a

Bachelor of Science degree in Managerial Economics.

Becky graduated in 2008 from Millcreek School District (Erie McDowell) with high honors and was

granted full scholarship to Allegheny College. During her time there she was active in Allegheny

Christian Outreach, including doing service projects in Jamaica and Pittsburgh to help restore homes for

the poor.

After graduation, Becky plans to live at the Pittsburgh Fellows, a program designed to integrate the

Christian faith into business practices. This is a nine month internship with the finance and investments

firm of Heffron-Tillotson, Inc. to develop into a permanent position with them.

Steven Riddle graduate on May 25th from Towson University in Baltimore with a Masters Degree in Fine Arts. He

is co-director of Sophiajacob, a contemporary art space in Baltimore, and he has been selling many of his original

artwork through Nudashank Gallery in Baltimore.

As a graduate student at Towson he has been an adjunct professor for undergraduate art students. He is

currently seeking a position as a college professor in art. His artwork can be viewed at his website

steven-riddle.com.

In The Know!

School Kits – WELCA is collecting to send school kits to Lutheran World Relief until mid September. A collection bin is located in the back of the church for the following donations: 70 sheet spiral notebooks (8 ½ x 11”), ruler (inches / cm), pencil sharpener, blunt end scissors, eraser (2 1/2”) unsharpened pencils with erasers, ballpoint pens (not gel ink pens), box of 24 Crayola crayons. If you want to give a monetary donation instead of items, please give your donation to Nancy Zattiero or the church office marked “school kits.” Contact Nancy Zattiero if you have any questions at 724-789-7903.

In The Know! Thrivent Family Day at Waldameer

The Butler County PA Chapter of Thrivent is hosting Thrivent Day at Waldameer on Sunday June 24, 2012. The Waldameer Complex is a family friendly amusement center consisting of Waldameer Amusement Park and Water World a modern water park. The parks are located at 3100 West Lake Road in Erie PA , just south of the entrance to Presque Isle State Park . Admission to the amusement park and parking are free. The Butler Chapter of has reserved a pavilion and we will be selling “Combo Passes” which are needed to ride on any of the amusement rides and for admission to the water park. Please call us to reserve passes by June 16th. The cost for the first 400 Combo Passes reserved will be $12.00 if payment is received by June 16, 2012. Cost for Passes after the first 400, and passes at the Gate will be $17.00 per person. (These passes must also be reserved by June 16th.) A Hot Dog lunch is included. We will provide Hot dogs, chips/pretzels and bottled water. Families are welcome to bring other picnic supplies for themselves. The amusement park will be open from 12 noon to 10 pm. The water park will be open 11 am to 7 pm. Call Anne Baver at 724-662-9392, or ema i l a t abaver@zoominternet.net to reserve Combo Passes or with any questions. As a Service Project we will be collecting non-perishable food for a local food pantry at the event.

Church Picnic—Sunday July 22nd in the picnic shelter following the church service.

Everyone please bring a tureen to share. The Fellowship Committee will provide the drinks and table products.

SUMMER BOOK CLUB

Summer Book Club at St. John Lutheran Church

June 19th at 12:00 – 2:00 and @ 7:00 – 8:00 (bring a dinner if you want at 6:30) July 17th at 12:00 – 2:00 and @ 7:00 – 8:00 (bring a dinner if you want at 6:30) August 21st at 12:00 – 2:00 and @ 7:00 – 8:00 (bring a dinner if you want at 6:30)

This summer St. John will be having a book club. We will meet the third Tuesday of the month at noon and 6:30 to discuss a book together – just a relaxed discussion about a book that touches our faith. Bring a meal and a desire to talk. Here is the book list: June: The Shack by William P. Young, July: Real Faith for Real Life by Michael Foss, August: Heaven is for Real by Todd Burpo. If people like this then we will continue in the fall.

In The Know!

Nursery At St. Peter’s—the Learning Ministry team is currently reviewing the need to have a nursery for children ages 4 and younger during the worship service for families and volunteers who would be interested in participating. If your family would benefit from a volunteer staffed nursery please contact the church office at 724-538-5810, leave a message/note or e-mail at stpeterslcec@zoominternet.net. If you are interested in volunteering f o r t h e n u r s e r y a n d willing to apply for clearances through the church please contact us immediately so we can begin the process of preparing for the ministry of caring the needs of our littlest folks.

In The Know!

Participants in Worship

June 2012

3rd 10th 17th 24th

Assisting

Minister

Troy Barkley Karen Ferrari Teresa O’Malley Carol Green

Lector Tonya Edinger Vonda Weimer Ben Gross Charlie Flach

Communion

Deacon

Marburger/Van Dyke

(Dally/Capella)

Green/Raupp

(Myers)

Merrisons

(Banyay)

O’Malley/Zattiero

(McKinnis)

Marburger/Van Dyke

(Kretzler)

Communion

Assistant

Christine Nalepa Bev Critchlow

Acolyte Andrew L.

Ehlana L.

Nathan C. Nick V.

Nathan A.

Alex H.

Greeters Rege & Becky Rengers Neal & Bev Critchlow Glenn & Mary Fulghum Marge Wearing

Pat Wagoner

Ushers Lisa Burr

Keith Otto

Adam Price

Colleen Prenovitz

Sue Goehring

Melissa Mars

Fay Parenti

Pam Volz

Holly & Thor Lingenfelter

Jen & Dan Vicheck

Charlie Flach

Rege Rengers

Ed Wahl

Don Zinkhann

Bell Ringer Dan Vicheck Jason Plank Keith Otto

Children’s

Sermon

Pr. Saylor Pr. Saylor Pr. Saylor Heidi Beahm

Offering

Counter

Prenovitz

Parenti

Prenovitz

Parenti

Prenovitz

Parenti

Prenovitz

Parenti

Alter Guild Teresa O’Malley Teresa O’Malley Teresa O’Malley Teresa O’Malley

Fellowship

After Church

Kim Morris

Flowers Ruth Wible Mary Jordan Roberta Neff

Participants in Worship

July 2012

1st 8th 15th 22nd 29th

Assisting

Minister

Glenn Fulghum Teresa O’Malley Robin Van Dyke Chelsea Mars

Lector Vonda Weimer Patti Flach Robin Van Dyke Melissa Mars Troy Barkley

Communion

Deacon

Communion

Assistant

Luann Brosius Jane Raupp Teresa O’Malley

Acolyte Alex P.

Nathan A.

Andrew L. Madison A.

Morgan A.

Ehlana L. Nathan C.

Greeters Robin Van Dyke

Luann Brosius

Ben Gross

Matt Otto

Carol Green

Nancy Zattiero

Keith Otto

Don Zinkhann

Brenda Ainsworth

Heidi Beahm

Ushers Lisa Burr

Dick & Marcia Marburger

Dean McMillen

Tory Barkley

Neal Critchlow

Joe Ludwik

Ed Wahl

Faye Parenti

Tucker Van Dyke

Pam Volz

William Wahl

Charlie Flach

Sue Goehring

Keith Otto

Colleen Prenovitz

Holly & Thor Lingenfelter

Jun & Dan Vicheck

Bell Ringer Joe Ludwik Troy Barkley Thor Lingenfelter Rege Rengers Tucker Van Dyke

Children’s

Sermon

Pr. Saylor Pr. Saylor Pr. Saylor Keith Otto Pr. Saylor

Offering

Counter

Plank

Morris

Plank

Morris

Plank

Morris

Plank

Morris

Plank

Morris

Alter Guild Pat Capella Pat Capella Pat Capella Pat Capella Pat Capella

Fellowship

After Church

Charlie Flach

Flowers Rege & Becky Rengers Eilene Budisky Carol Kerr

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Newsletter Editor: Cheryl Thomas

cherylbthomas@yahoo.com

724-504-3312

Our Staff

The Rev David R. Saylor, Pastor

Heidi Beahm, Secretary

Marlene Domhoff, Organist/Music Director

Joe & Sue Ludwik, Sextons

We are located at 202 Van Buren Street, Evans City, PA 16033-1125

Handicapped-accessible parking is available off Van Buren Street.

Additional parking spaces are in our lot off Mars-Evans City Road.

Church Office: 724-538-5810

Church Fax: 724-432-3353

Church e-mail: stpeterslcec@zoominternet.net

Church Website: http://www.stpeterslutheranevanscity.org/

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Office Hours for Secretary: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to Noon.

Pastor Dave is available as needed for visitation, please feel free to call him for

hospitalizations, life changes, spiritual needs, joys and hearing your faith stories.

The Sunday Bulletin Deadline is Thursdays at 10:00 am

Monthly Newsletter Deadline is the 3rd Sunday of each month

Sunday School for all ages: 9:00 am

Weekly Worship Service: 10:15 am

Fellowship after Worship each week at 11:30 am

Manna Nights: Wednesdays, 5:00 pm to 7:15 pm

Check our Weekly Calendar for other events

June/July’s Newsletter is sponsored by

Luann & Perry Brosius

“The heart overflows with gladness, and leaps and dances for the joy it has found in God. In this experience the Holy Spirit is active, and has taught us in the flash of a moment the deep secret of joy. You will have as much joy and laughter in life as you have faith in God.” Martin Luther