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The Joyful Noise Newsletter Schoeneck Moravian Church

March 2020

God Will Supply Our Need One of the daily devotionals we like to read to get closer to God is “Our Daily Bread.” Recently this devotional published a reading that gave us great inspiration and strength. It shared the story of a woman and her family that had just moved. After the move, life only seemed to get harder and harder with every turn. The woman wrote:

“Physically, mentally, and emotionally exhausted, I curled up in my recliner. Our family had followed God’s leading and had moved from California to Wisconsin. After we arrived, our car broke down and left us without a vehicle for two months. Meanwhile, my husband’s limited mobility after an unexpected back surgery and my chronic pain complicated our unpacking. We uncovered costly problems with our new-to-us, old home. Our senior dog suffered with health issues. And though our new pup brought great joy, raising a furry ball of energy was far more work than anticipated. My attitude soured. How was I supposed to have unshakable faith while traveling on a bumpy road of hardships?”

Maybe you have felt this way lately, finding yourself up against obstacles and hardship in your life. In the face of all these feelings and tears, the woman from the story above turned to the Lord in prayer. At times, doing this may seem like a hopeless exercise when all else seems to be failing. Can anything change? Can it possibly get better? But God has a way of reaching us when we look to him for strength. The woman shared that as she prayed, she was reminded of the psalmist David whose praise did not depend on his circumstances. God was speaking to her. He was reminding her that just as He was faithful to David, He was and would be faithful to her; just as David found strength in Him, so could she as well. David’s life is a textbook example of someone who had a pretty bad day, and then much worse. Early on in his life David found his life in danger. King Saul pursued David and tried to take David’s life several times (1 Samuel 19-26). Later, David’s own men blamed him for the loss of their family members, and they talked about stoning him (1 Samuel 30:4). Then, David’s son Absalom stole the throne from his father David, and David had to flee to protect his own life (2 Samuel 15:14). The man truly knew what he was talking about when he said, “a mighty army surrounds me” (Psalm 27:3). But in the face of fear and certain danger, David turned to God. The Lord was his rock when all else around him was changing and falling apart. He wrote, “Keep me safe, my God, for in you I take

refuge” (Psalm 16:1). David heard the rumors against his life all around him, yet he said, “But I trust in you, Lord. I say, ‘You are my God.’” (Psalm 31:14). One of the most striking things David said about the Lord was this: “Lord, you alone are my portion and my cup” (Psalm 16:5). For an

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Highlights from the Board of Elders and Board of Trustees

March Meetings

Board of Elders

We welcomed two new members to the Board of Elders: Corey Beil, Val Szulborski

We also welcomed back Tammy Mehlig to an elected position after her 1-year appointment to fill the vacated position of Trisha Clay

A new ministry has been approved by Elders to knit or crochet items for donation to local charities. The ministry will be run by Deb Love.

Grief Ministry, conducted by Evelyn Stupp that was started in 2019, will continue as needed by the congregation and those invited to participate. The congregation is recommended to support those members and family members experiencing grief with checking-in, cards, phone calls, one-on-one conversation at church, or other ways to show support.

Sue Gehris will begin to serve as the official representative from Schoeneck for the Nazareth Food Bank making sure the church collects food during the designated months

Board of Trustees

Welcomed new members: Sue Dreydoppel, Dwayne Moyer, Bob Sweitzer

Discussed Camp Hope scholarships

Donation received to replace parsonage porch pillars.

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Israelite like David, one’s portion was another way of referring to one’s inheritance. God gave each of the tribes of Israel a “portion” of land to inherit when they entered the promised land (see Joshua 13-21). While some might have said their greatest treasure and security was their land and their wealth, David instead said, “Lord, you alone are my portion.” It was true in the good times and especially true in the bad. Everything would be taken from David — his land, his reputation, his family. But there was something that could never be taken from him, and that was his God. God still remained with David when all else was failing. When all else was against him, even his closest companions, the Bible gives us an everlasting testimony from David when it tells us, “But David found strength in the Lord his God” (1 Samuel 30:6). In the face of adversity and hardship in life, it can feel like there’s nothing left and no hope, but God offers to be our portion, to be our everything. Let us learn from the example of David who found all that he needed in the Lord. God bless you all, Pastors Garritt and Sanette

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Worship the Lord with Us!

Worship Theme for Lent 2020:

Follow Christ’s Example to Love and Serve

If we were to ask you to recite the mission statement of Schoeneck Moravian Church,

could you do it? More importantly, would you be able to tell and show someone how to

live it out? Sunday mornings during Lent, we will be seeking these answers together as

we study the life and example of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as seen in the Gospel

of John. At the end of each Scripture, we will ask the same question, “In this event, how

did Jesus love and serve all, and how can we do the same?” Join us as we look to the life

of Jesus to discover our mission and purpose in this world.

FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT AND HOLY COMMUNION — MARCH 1

This year, March 1 marks the first Sunday in Lent, the season which we set aside to

remember more passionately in our hearts the great sacrifice Jesus made to save us from

our sins and give us life both now and forever. On this first Sunday, we will celebrate Holy

Communion in remembrance of the life Jesus shared and the blood He shed for us.

MIDWEEK LENT SERVICES:

This year’s Midweek Lenten series is entitled “Taking Risks.” We will gather for worship

each week to reflect on the events in the last week of Jesus Christ on earth and consider

the risks and rewards of following him to the cross. Nazareth Moravian Church will host

us for all of our Midweek Lenten services held each Wednesday night during the six

weeks of Lent at 7:00 P.M., with a fellowship meal open to all at 6:00 P.M.

Lent Midweek Services: Taking Risks All services will be held at Nazareth Moravian Church.

Dinner will be held at 6:00pm; Worship starts at 7:00pm

February 26 Jerusalem “Risking Reputation”

Ash Wednesday Pastor David D. Danneberger

March 4 The Temple “Risking Righteous Anger”

Pastor Terry Folk

March 11 Teachings “Risking Challenge”

Pastor Garritt Fleming

March 18 The First Dinner “Risking Rejection”

Pastor Sanette Fleming

March 25 The Last Supper “Risking the Loss of Friends”

Chaplain Otto Dreydoppel

April 1 Lenten Singstünde

Lenten Midweek offerings will go to Moravian Open Door’s Breakfast Program.

Reminder:

First

person to arrive at

8 AM worship,

please turn on

the lights.

Thank you!

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Dear Schoeneck Congregation: George and I know that we are truly blessed to belong to Schoeneck. We cannot thank each & everyone of you for all you have done in helping me to get on the road to recovery. We want to thank everyone for the many acts of Love & Kindness. We thank you for all the prayers, calls, cards, texts, visits, the most delicious and healing food, Woman’s Bible Study, and Jackie Frey’s beautiful prayer shawl. My deepest appreciation to Mim for leading our Visitation Meeting and for helping to mail my bulletins. A most grateful and very special thanks to Pastor Garritt & Sanette for their visits and all of the calls and prayers from Garritt. “Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength and my redeemer.” Psalms: 19:14

Love,

Cookie & George Knauss

We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the pastors and members of the congregation for their expression of support following Dennis’ recent diagnosis. We are truly blessed to have you in our lives. The many cards and prayers we have received mean the world to us and are giving us strength and hope as we continue forward.

Joanne, Dennis and Jordan Smith

THANK YOU TO OUR OUTGOING BOARD MEMBERS. We appreciate your years of service on the Joint Board!

Joe Brown ~ Deb Charles ~ Lou Dishong ~ Glenn Hertzog ~ Cookie Knauss

Welcome to our new Joint Board Members: Elders: Corey Beil, Valerie Szulborski

Trustees: Sue Dreydoppel, Dwayne Moyer, Bob Sweitzer

TIME TO ORDER YOUR EASTER FLOWERS

Please return this form to the church office or place in the offering plate with money/check attached for each order. Your order must be received no later than Sunday, March 15.

Number of plants ____@ $10.00 Please Print:

Presented by _______________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of ______________________________________________________________________________

In Honor of _______________________________________________________________________________

Please check one of the following options below to help us with ordering. ____ I do want to take the plant(s) home after the last Easter Morning Service. OR

____ I do not want to take a plant. Your donation will be made to our church general fund. (Your personal dedication will still be included in the bulletin.)

A hearty Thank You to everyone who contributed. The 2020 Safe Harbor winter coffee drive was a great success. Approximately 85 pounds of coffee, lots of teabags and enough packets to make nearly 400 cups of hot chocolate were delivered to them! The folks at Safe Harbor are delighted to be able to provide hot drinks on these cold winter days.

Carolyn Hertzog

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JANUARY MONTHLY FINANCIAL SUMMARY

2020

JANUARY ACTIVITY

JAN TOTAL REVENUE $24,689

JAN TOTAL EXPENSES -$29,097

JAN NET REVENUE -$4,408

YEAR TO DATE ACTIVITY

YTD TOTAL REVENUE $24,689

YTD TOTAL EXPENSES -$29,097

YTD NET REVENUE -$4,408 *

* Reflects Three Payroll Month

Total Provincial & District Obliga)on not paid

in January - $5,460

Total Provincial & District Monthly Obliga)on is $7,290

Time, Talent and Treasure

JANUARY

SPECIAL OFFERINGS

Moravian Open Door $144

Provincial Administration $2,480

Initial Offering $630

Memorial Gifts - Ella Hildenbrandt $65

Memorial Gifts - Jeff Samsel $500

Nazareth Food Bank $599

Fuel Fund $5

Communion/ Lovefeast $1,550

Choir CD Sales $5

New Year’s Eve Offering $15

TOTAL $5,993

Sunday Average ~ 125

SUNDAY WORSHIP ATTENDANCE

8:00

AM

10:30

AM TOTAL

Sunday

School

Sunday, Jan 5 43 99 142 49

Sunday, Jan 12 37 90 127 51

Sunday, Jan 19 31 59 90 36

Sunday, Jan 26 47 93 140 46

Needed:

Volunteers to provide

Communion Bread

You will be asked to provide bread about 1 time per year.

Not a bread baker? No problem! We accept

store-bought loaves, too. Contact Elaine Bittner

for more information or to sign up.

Emily Dorion Frank Homme

Lynn Marsh Cathy Schaefer

Jim & MaryBeth West

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Christian Education… for all ages March has always reminded me of “starting new” or “turning the corner” from winter to spring! But it

also reminds me of new buds, plants and bushes starting to come to life and blooming, as does the season of Lent! Can you believe that we are in the Lent season already? We are preparing ourselves for the joyous resurrection of our Lord and Savior. It would be awesome if our Sunday School children and family could start something new for Lent. Instead of giving up something for Lent, how about learning something “NEW” for Lent? Just an idea!! How about learning the Books of the Bible?? One book Monday through Friday and then just reinforce them on Saturday. Then on Sunday as a Sunday School class they can recite them as a class to their Sunday School teacher. Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy - week 1. Just a thought!

Our children’s classes will continue with their studies as scheduled for the month. And yes Drew, we will be studying “Jesus Walks on Water”, maybe you will get the answer you are looking for, and how “Jesus turns water into Wine”. Don’t forget about March 15th and our annual Birthday Social immediately after church. Sign up poster is outside the Sunday School office. We will be having a potluck lunch and a birthday cake for each month. Please sign up to bring either a cake or potluck dish. We will be having old time birthday party games and prizes. Come and join your Church family and celebrate your birthday! You are invited to sit at the table of your birth month, but not set in stone, you can join your children or friends at another table.

Events to look forward to:

April 12th - Easter Family Challenge

May 19th - Mother’s Day Tea

June 12th - Father’s Day Clam Bake

See you in Sunday School! Pamela Stampf Acting Sunday School Coordinator

Jr Youth Group goes to to Advent Moravian

in Bethlehem Sunday, March 22

Jr. Youth will attend morning worship at Advent, then eat lunch and

participate in Lenten program activities following the service.

Meet in Schoeneck parking lot at 9:30; service at 10:15.

Transportation available for all kids. Parents welcome too!

RSVP to Lanie Yaswinski by March 15.

We have an awesome group of Jr. Youth children. They made 50+ homemade Valentine’s Day cards for the residents of Walden’s III! Great job. Special thanks to Lisa Moyer and Mim Stoudt for taking this under their

wings and helping out when myself and JoAnn were at Moravian Hall Square with the choir and Lanie was tied up with other obligations!

Confirmation Class goes to

Moravian Metropolitan Youth Sunday

Sunday, March 8

The confirmation class along with their mentors and the pastors will be

attending the Moravian Metropolitan Youth Sunday to be held at Vanderbilt Moravian

Church on Staten Island.

The date for this special Sunday is March 8th, 2020. We will all meet in the church parking lot and carpool together

to Staten Island.

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What’s Happening… Birthday Social

Sunday, March 15 After 10:30 AM Service

12 Cakes! Pot Luck Lunch! Fun & Games!

Sign up for what you want to bring. Sign-up board is by the Sunday School office.

Knitters and Crocheters

And those who want to learn

I’m starting a new ministry to meet at the church to make items such as scarves, hats, shawls, and lap blankets for

those in need in our church and community.

If you are interested in joining this ministry please contact Deb Love and let her know what the best time and day

is that you would like to meet.

Hope to hear from you soon so we can meet before the

end of the month.

Deb

ATTENTION: MEN OF SCHOENECK

This is a reminder that the 4th annual 'Manly Men of

Schoeneck' will occur on Easter Sunday April 12, 2020, immediately following the sunrise service at God's

Acre. Men of all ages are encouraged to help as we welcome Jesus Christ as our risen Lord and Savior.

Your help will be needed on Saturday April 11 to start

preparing for the event as well as Sunday starting at ~5AM to help set up tables and place settings, prepare

food, clean up afterwards, etc.

Sign-up sheets will be available starting in late March. Announcements will also

be made in church.

Any questions, please contact Jim Makovetz or Lou Dishong

Recital to Benefit the Schoeneck Community Dinner Program

Sunday, March 15 2:30 PM in the Sanctuary

Patty Alercia and Lynn Long, mezzo sopranos and members of the Bach Choir of Bethlehem, along with Patty's sister Wendy

Hawes, flutist from Massachusetts, will perform works of various composers from

Vivaldi and Handel to Brahms and Faure, to Leonard Bernstein and George

Gershwin. This program will contain something for everyone!

There is no charge for admission, but donations will be accepted at the door.

Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday, March 8

Community Dinner collection will take place during March and April.

Look for the blue or white envelopes in the pews.

The Spring Rummage Sale

will take place on

Saturday, April 4. Set up will begin after church

on March 29, through Thursday, April 2. Please consider

donating some time to this effort. It is a significant

fundraiser for our church!

The Joint Board is considering replacing the weekly fresh altar flowers with high-quality silk flower arrangements. We are looking for feedback from the congregation. Please contact Katie Elliott or Linda Meylach with your comments.

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Gree�ngs,

As we enter a new month, the third of 2020, I read an ar-cle which is near and dear to my heart for the past few weeks. I

would like to share, “The Art of the Nap.” By Marlainia Donato in Natural Awakenings.

The Art of the Nap: Unplugging From Life Without Apology

Children, four legged family members, Thanksgiving overeaters and the occasional squirrel on a branch have mastered an art

that eludes most of us, and they engage in it without a shred of guilt.

Defying our cultural habit of constantly being on the go and embracing the respite can be an ac-ve medita-on, an invita-on

to cul-vate uncommon s-llness. Answering the siren’s call of a nap might very well be one of the most beneficial acts of self

-care we can give ourselves. Both body and psyche crave chill-out -mes for good reasons. Using study subjects ranging from

NASA pilots to emergency room staff, curling up for a 20-30 minute siesta has been clinically proven to lower blood pressure,

boost immunity, improve motor skills and enhance job performance and crea-vity.

Power naps - the short but sweet kind - give us the opportunity to nourish the most neglected part of life, the inner life. Rest

-fueled “me--me” can be a daily ritual punctuated with both prac-cal and aesthe-c inspira-on. Choosing a spot drenched in

invi-ng natural light or close-curtained tranquility and reserving a favorite pillow, chair, or luxurious coverlet can usher in

blissful -me-out. Adding the presence of aromatherapeu-c essen-als oils like lavender, roman chamomile or tangerine or a

vase of fresh cut flowers can signal the ever-diligent nervous system to cut back on over-me. Dropping down into

unhurriedness like an anchor into port can prompt deeper and longer breaths and offer us a shameless chance to invest in

quality daydreaming. Playing recorded sounds from nature- ocean waves, soC rain or gentle wind in the trees- can set the

stage for a sa-sfying nap. Invi-ng the resident cat or pooch for a sleep-spell can also effect release of beneficial endorphins.

Scheduling a nap into the day like any other appointment not only ensures follow through, but presents a succulent slice of

something to look forward to. PuDng the computer on sleep mode and turning off phone signals the brain that it’s -me to

recharge. Social media interac-on and phone chats can wait. The pursuit of well-being does not need explana-on, apology

or, most of all, guilt.

Pleasant dreams!

Our next Blood pressure screening will be: March 15th

aCer each service.

Spring is coming soon! Yeah!!!

Love,

Heath Ministry

Health Ministry

We make a living by what we get;

we make a life by what we give.

— Winston Churchill

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Worship Helpers This Month SPONSORS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH

FLOWERS - $40.00 BULLETINS - $25.00

3/1 OPEN 3/1 OPEN

3/8 OPEN 3/8 OPEN

3/15 Gloria Floyd 3/15 Melody Stocker

3/22 OPEN 3/22 OPEN

3/29 Lorena Roberts 3/29 OPEN

MARCH TRUSTEE Dwayne Moyer

MARCH ELDERS 8:00 AM Mel Stocker

10:30 AM Val Szulborski

MARCH SAFE HARBOR Discoverers Class

MARCH RECYCLING Ann Dalton

Date Time Ushers Greeters Scripture Readers Nursery

March 1

(Communion)

8:00

AM Bob & Carol Hunt Deb Charles Cookie Knauss ----

10:30

AM Szulborski Family Frank Searock Lisa Moyer Corey & Jill Beil

March 8

8:00

AM Haffner Family Bev & Darl Houck Deb Love ----

10:30

AM

Sue Anascavage,

Sallyann McCarty,

Gloria Floyd, Lanie

Yaswinski

Lois & Michael

Zibulnik Joey DeFlores

Denise Morris-Ng,

Val Szulborski

March 15

8:00

AM

Dean & Cindy

McAllister

Bob & Debbie

Getz Mel Stocker ----

10:30

AM

Linda & Ron Minnich,

Darl & Beverly Houck

Lanie & Anna

Yaswinski Mike Rampulla

Dwayne & Lisa

Moyer

March 22

8:00

AM

Dave & Melissa

GillePe

ScoP & Shawna

Rupert John Beitel ----

10:30

AM

Tim & Barb

Messinger, Elaine &

Jerry BiPner

Val Szulborski

& girls Sarah Hriniak

Doug & Deb

Charles

March 29

8:00

AM

George & Cookie

Knauss

Chris & Gail

Gagner TBA ----

10:30

AM Graver Family

Marianne & Bob

Sweitzer TBA

James & Courtney

Schnyderite

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Our Church Family PRAYER CONCERNS (Our Church Family)

HOMEBOUND MEMBERS

SERVING IN THE MILITARY

6 - Gloria & Robert Floyd (55)

11 - Marisa & Brian Graver (25) 15 - Elenora & Richard Kachline (62)

20 - Bill & Maryann Orsinger (39) 23 - Bruce & Bonnie Roberts (52) 30 - Martin & Marlene Roehrich (19)

31 - Thomas & Belinda Roberts (8)

1 - Miranda Brown

3 - Lauren Cosgrove Dennis Silvius *

5 - Carol Yeska 6 - Kurt Eichman Christina Hostler

7 - Nathan Cook (16) Robert Haffner * Gavin Kutz (7)

Paul Stoudt 8 - Susan Fraser *

Stephanie Infurna 9 - Kristen Frick 10 - Benjamin Clewell *

Jacob Warner (14) 12 - Loraine Rice

15 - Kelly Butz 17 - David Correll Ashlie Haidle

19 - Elwood Warner, Jr. 20 - Andrew Loiacano

Marlene Roehrich 22 - Glenn Hertzog, Jr.

24 - Megan Hahn

Donna Thorman 25 - Mae Kline

26 - Brian Hess Susan Marsh 27 - Dolores Klipple

29 - John Morris

*significant

Birthday ending in

a “5” or “0”.

*With respect for the rights each one has to privacy, please secure an individual’s permission before adding them to our prayer list, or sharing their concern during worship. Please remember to contact the church office when names should be removed from the list.

PRAYER CONCERNS * (Friends)

We express our sympathy with Bill and Mary Ann Orsinger and family on

the death of Bill’s son Craig J. Orsinger.

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1st Sunday of Lent Holy Communion 1 8 AM Worship Service 9:15 Sunday School for all ages 10:30 Worship Service 11:30 Pastors’ Baby Shower 6 PM Confirmation Dinner

2 5:30 Troop 81107 6 PM Troop 81043 6:15 Tigers

3 6 PM TOPS 6:30 Wolves 7PM Elders

4 6:30 Cubs Midweek Lent Service at Nazareth Moravian Church 6:00 PM Dinner 7:00 PM Worship

5 9 AM Women’s Bible Study 6 PM Cubs 6 PM Wolfs 6 PM Jr. Handbell 6:15 Cherub Choir 6:45 Sr. Handbell 6:45 Jr. Choir 7:30 Sr. Choir

6 7 11 AM Al-Anon 1 PM Set-up 3 PM Arrow of Light

Second Sunday of Lent 8 **Daylight Saving Time Begins** 8 AM Worship Service 9:15 Sunday School for all ages 10:30 Worship Service

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6:15 Tigers

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6 PM TOPS 6:30 Wolves 7PM Trustees

11 12 PM Retired Public Employees 6:30 Men’s Bible Study 7:15 Scout Committee Midweek Lent Service at Nazareth Moravian Church 6:00 PM Dinner 7:00 PM Worship

12 9 AM Women’s Bible Study 6 PM Cubs 6 PM Wolfs 6 PM Jr. Handbell 6:15 Cherub Choir 6:45 Sr. Handbell 6:45 Jr. Choir 7:30 Sr. Choir

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Private Event Set-up

14 11 AM Al-Anon 11 AM Private Event PM Birthday Social Set-up

Third Sunday of Lent 15 8 AM Worship Service 9:15 Sunday School for all ages 10:30 Worship Service ** Blood pressure screening after worship service. 11:30 Birthday Social 2:30 Benefit Recital

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5:30 Troop 81107 6 PM Troop 81043 6:15 Tigers

17 6 PM TOPS 6:30 Wolves 7 PM Christian Education

18 Midweek Lent Service at Nazareth Moravian Church 6:00 PM Dinner 7:00 PM Worship

19 9AM Women’s Bible Study 6 PM Cubs 6 PM Wolfs 6 PM Jr. Handbell 6:15 Cherub Choir 6:45 Sr. Handbell 6:45 Jr. Choir 7:30 Sr. Choir

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21 11 AM Al-Anon 9 AM Social Media Training 6:30 Girl Scouts

Fourth Sunday in Lent 22 8 AM Worship Service 9:15 Sunday School for all ages 10:30 Worship Service

23 6:15 Tigers

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6 PM TOPS 6:30 Wolves 7 PM Visitation

25 Midweek Lent Service at Nazareth Moravian Church 6:00 PM Dinner 7:00 PM Worship

26 9AM Women’s Bible Study 6 PM Cubs 6 PM Wolfs 6 PM Jr. Handbell 6:15 Cherub Choir 6:45 Sr. Handbell 6:45 Jr. Choir 7:30 Sr. Choir

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Set-up for Troop 81107

28 11 AM Al-Anon 8 AM Troop 81107

Fifth Sunday in Lent 29 8:00 Worship Service 9:15 Sunday School for all ages 10:30 Worship Service Rummage Sale Set-up

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Schoeneck Moravian Church Vol. XXXVIII No. III March 2020

Our Lamb has conquered, let us follow him. In Essentials, Unity; In Nonessentials, Liberty; In All Things, Love.

Rev. Garritt Fleming, Pastor Rev. Sanette Fleming, Pastor Ryan Morrow, Director of Music Heather Scholtes, Administrative Assistant

8:00 am Worship 9:15 am Sunday School 10:30 am Worship

Our Mission Statement “To follow the example of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to love and serve all.”

Schoeneck Moravian Church 316 North Broad Street Extension Nazareth, Pennsylvania 18064-9522

schoeneck@schoeneckmoravian.org https://schoeneckmoravian.org 610-759-0376

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