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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Congregation

Northwestern Ohio Synod - Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

502 Bardshar Road, Sandusky, Ohio 44870 - 419 626-0204 - www.trinityelca.com

a Firelands Lutherans Active in Mission congregation

Office...trinityelca@bex.net Pastor...pjgardner@bex.net

Pastor’s Residence…419 625-6771 Philip A. Gardner, Pastor or, trinitypastor@bex.net

Countdown to Reformation 500 In this issue:

Lutherans Come to America

Come for a Second Spoonful!

Sunday Morning Jam Contemporary Christian Music

Mother’s Day - 9:30 to 10 am

Born and raised in Columbus, and having served in nearby

Lancaster from 1985-1999, I came to have a snoot-ful of

Rod Parsley, his World Harvest Church, and his program

Breakthrough, which is broadcast on our local “Christian”

television channel. I have a high school classmate who lives

near Parsley’s church, and he keeps me abreast of the latest

doings of the entrepreneur and his fundraising efforts.

The one above came with an Easter Sunday deadline. I

have no idea, and, frankly, I have no interest in knowing

how much money Parsley raised. I wonder if, had I sent

Parsley a donation, it would have been tax-deductible, as

are donations to Trinity Congregation. We have what’s

called a 501(c)3 status with the Internal Revenue Service,

status for a non-profit organization such as a church or a

charity. Our books are open for anyone to see how your

contributions are spent. Are Parsley’s?

Then, there’s Ernest Angley. I hadn’t heard his name in

ages until last month, when a court ordered him to pay

$388,000 in damages and back wages to a group of unpaid

employees who “volunteered” to work at his Cathedral

Buffet, an eating establishment owned by his church in

Northeastern Ohio. He had been cited for this same thing

back in 1999. The “volunteers” say they were coerced into

serving as waiters, bussers, and cashiers.

What troubles me is that the image of legitimate

Christianity is impugned by the deeds of entrepreneurs and

charlatans acting in the Name of Jesus. Their operations

feed the notion that the whole of Christianity is some kind

of money-making scheme. The concept of “the servant

Church” is lost when the stories broadcast and in print

focus on the shenanigans of so-called pastors and the poor

sheep misled by them.

Our Mission Together YOUR SERVANTS

AT TRINITY

PASTOR: Philip Gardner

OFFICE SECRETARY: Carol Dahs

ORGANIST: Adele Hoffman

CHOIR DIRECTOR: Nancy Vollmer

YOUTH & FAMILY MINISTRY

COORDINATOR:

Sally Warner - 419 684-7850

CUSTODIANS:

Jim Bertsch - 419 625-4377

Pat Wiedenheft - 419 625-8652

PRESIDENT: Dave Miller

VICE PRESIDENT: VACANT

TREASURER: Jim Bertsch

DATA ENTRY: Shannon Limberios

OFFICE PHONE: 419 626-0204

OFFICE HOURS: 9 am to 1 pm, M-F

June TIMES

Submissions Deadline:

May 20

Items received after this date

will be held for the

July newsletter

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“Mom and Me on Mother’s Day!”

All moms and their kids are invited to our annual Mother’s Day

celebration which will happen this year on May 14 during the

Sunday School hour. We’ll start with a light breakfast then

enjoy doing some “Mom and Me” activities together. And back

by popular demand will be the finger nail painting activity also.

So, all moms and their kids are encouraged to participate in this

special day of fun and fellowship for moms at our “MOM AND

ME MOTHER’S DAY” event!

“Sunday Morning Jam” Returns Mother’s Day

Everyone is invited, mothers included, to a second helping of “Sunday Morning Jam” on Sunday, May 14.

Church musician Adele Hoffman, with her father Karl Lehrer on bass violin and Patrick Green on guitar

and kids on beat box, will lead us in singing some contemporary Christian hymns and songs during the

Sunday School hour. There was a good turnout last month. Come and enjoy!

Blessing for New Drivers on May 14

Also happening on May 14th

will be a special blessing during our worship

service for two of our young people who have recently acquired their drivers

licenses. We have kind of fallen behind on this milestone in our young adults

lives, so this year we are getting back on track and honoring those who have

gotten their license in the past year.

Annual Memorial Day Weekend Observance

Sunday, May 28

On Sunday, May 28, we will have our annual Memorial

Day Weekend observance. At 9:15 am, we’ll gather

outside around the flag pole (in the sanctuary in the event

of rain) for a service to honor those who gave their lives in

service to our nation and give thanks for those who are

serving today. After the service, our Sunday school kids

will then participate in some patriotic games and activities

during the remainder of the Sunday school hour. This

will be our last day for Sunday School until fall, and so we

hope a lot of you will be there.

WEAR YOUR RED, WHITE, AND BLUE and take part

in this annual ceremony.

Youth and Family with SALLY WARNER, Trinity's Youth

and Family Ministries Coordinator

On Palm Sunday, children from our Sunday School and from Grace Lutheran Sunday School went to Genacross Sandusky Campus (Lutheran Memorial Home) to sing for the residents. We would like to thank ALL the kids and their parents who brought them to Genacross. The kids did an awesome job and the residents really loved it. THANK YOU ALL!

On Easter Sunday, our children got to enjoy the nice weather and go outside for a Easter egg hunt. They all collected a bag full of eggs and they all looked so cute in their Easter Sunday clothes!

We would like to thank Sally Hershey for all the time she spent taking pictures for us on Easter Sunday. Her backdrop and props worked out great and her willingness to do this is greatly appreciated. Also, we collected $35.00 from donations to give to Back to the Wild from those who got their pictures taken, and we thank you for that also.

On Friday, April 21st we held our annual overnight at the church. Unfortunately, not too many parents took advantage of a free night without their kids, and only 4 kids from our church showed up to enjoy all the activities we had planned for them. A BIG thank you goes out to Jill Conner for all her preparation for the overnight and Pat Wiedenheft for getting all the food. Both ladies spent the night with the kids and those who attended had a great time. It seems the overnight may be a thing of the past as interest in this event has dwindled down a lot in the past few years.

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Carry Outs Available

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COULD YOU SPEND A LITTLE TIME each month paying visits on our assisted-living, nursing home, and

members at home, and those unable to attend worship as they’d like? Volunteers are needed for this important

ministry. Please contact Congregational Care Team Chair Betty Roeser for more information: 419 684-7465.

MEMBERS OF PARTICULAR CONCERN

At the Commons of Providence Assisted Living Building, 5000 Providence Drive, Sandusky

Iretta Gast #318 419-308-4269

Barney Oldham #307 419-626-5752

Geraldine Watson #103

At Parkvue Health Care Center, 3800 Boardwalk Blvd, Sandusky

Pat Duck #201B 419-625-8089

At The Willows, 101 Auxiliary Drive, Bellevue OH 44811

Shirley Miller #311 419-483-4189

At Admiral’s Pointe, 1920 Cleveland Rd. W., Huron, OH 44839

Marvin Roeser #125

At Norwalk Memorial Home, 272 Benedict Ave, Norwalk, OH 44857

Ocie Collins #57-B

At Portland Place, 3808 Venice Road, Sandusky, OH 44870

Jean Miller #106 419-626-3047

At Lutheran Memorial Home, 795 Bardshar Road, Sandusky (419-625-4046)

Dorothy Miller #101

Robert Sessler #122

Marilyn Bowers #200

Mother of Donnie Bowers, Kay Braden (below), and Kathy Parker

Kay Braden #212

Sister of Kathy Parker and Donnie Bowers, daughter of Marilyn Bowers (above)

(not a member)

In private homes:

Flo Gast - 2813 Sunset Lane - Sandusky 419-627-9962

Margaret Lieb - 3615 W. Monroe St., Sandusky 419-357-5672

Viola Liptok - 102 Portland Avenue, Baybridge 419-684-5840

Dan and Gwen Miller - 5708 West Bogart Road 419-684-5274

Bernie Neidler - 1305 Ogontz Street, Sandusky 419-625-4839

Pat Nielsen - 1502 Martin’s Point Road 419-684-5627

(Barbara) Jean Saylor - 110 East Oneida Trail, Sandusky 419-684-9344

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BIRTHDAYS

JULY MILESTONES

ANNIVERSARIES

1 Jeremy Reed

2 Dawn Hemmer

Phyllis Baum

Daniel Baum

Craig Stierhoff

3 Hank Kleinoeder

5 Erica Miller

Mikayla Brown

6 Ann Strean

7 Patricia Wiedenheft

Kyle Markley

Wayne Wiedenheft

10 Donald Kuns

12 Raina Chapman

Xander Bohn

Natalee Gast

13 Greg Stallard

Hunter Kingsborough

Lauren Pooch

14 Barbara Wobser

Chelsea Miller

15 Michael Ramsdell

16 Carrie Killingsworth

19 Lori Opfer

Donald Baum

20 Terrie Hirt

Kenneth Schenk

21 Linda Gantz

22 Kenasyn Powell

24 Daniel Miller

Regina Werner

Zachary Thrash

Tim Thompson

25 Jessica Opfer

David Wobser

Jason Schrenk

Brian Hickman

26 Brandon Miller

Dawn Harris

Danielle Davie

Shelly Miller

Allen Ott

Christian Stephens

27 Robert Chapman

28 Lane Hirt

Keith Miller

Robert Wiedenheft

Kent Miller

29 Ellene Kleinoeder

30 Hannah Stierhoff

Amy Palmison

31 Madison Harris

Sharon Pfann

BIRTHDAYS

JULY MILESTONES

ANNIVERSARIES BIRTHDAYS

MAY MILESTONES

4 Craig & Betsy Stierhoff - 21st

6 Donald & Phyllis Baum - 56th

Robert & Charlene Zeno - 50th

7 Alvin & Florence Gast - 34th

9 William & Terrie Hirt - 47th

11 Dale & Mary Meyer - 43rd

12 Thomas & Jan Jenkins - 44th

14 Michael & Jennifer Gast - 12th

15 Frederick & Mary Ann Wobser - 63rd

Daniel & Meredith Dietrich - 7th

16 Junior & Tasha Spears - 3rd

21 John & Rebecca Lynn - 40th

Joel & Suzanne Trout - 23rd

23 Ronald & Marilee Werner - 47th

29 Kenneth & Marsha Schenk - 41st

ANNIVERSARIES

On behalf of the people of Trinity, our Congregation Council thanks:

Linda Gantz for purchasing a new chalice for our use at worship.

Rosemarie Canter, for donating a palm tree in memory of her husband, Warren.

Linda Gantz & Jean Holbrook for helping in the office and covering the office

for Carol.

Chet & Penny Solem for help with communion at The Commons.

Maree & Mike Markley, Cindy Norman, Greg Norman, and members of all teams and groups who

helped and cooked for the Lenten meals.

Oops - an Easter Flower dedication was missed in memory of Edward & Ada Grahl from Susanne, Greg

and Carrie Lemert.

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Don & Alice Kuns, in memory of

Donald Seedorf

Don & Alice Kuns in memory of

Evelyn Zeller

Wes & Betty Miller, Betty Roeser,

Russ Stephens, Larry & Pat

Wiedenheft, Tom & Peggy Kingsborough, and Robert &

Nancy Sessler, in memory of Mary Lou Dauch

Jack & Brenda Ried in memory of Curt Miller

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MAY ALTAR CARE Pat Wiedenheft, Chairperson

Alice Bertsch, Carrie Killingsworth

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FIRELANDS CHORUS will present its 59th

Annual Spring Concert, “Great Hymns of Praise!”

Friday, May 12, at 7:30 pm, and Saturday, May 13,

at 7:30 pm. Concerts will take place at Zion

Lutheran Church, 503 Columbus Ave, Sandusky.

Doors will open at 7:00 pm. The chorus is under the

direction of Jeffrey A. Kearney and accompanied by

Morgan Noon, and will be joined by extra musicians

on trumpet as well as Jaz Wallace Bluhm on flute and

Wyatt Baker on percussion. “Great Hymns of

Praise!” is a collection of sacred anthems and will be

presented free of charge. A reception will follow

both concerts, and a freewill offering will be received.

Be sure to attend this glorious event for an evening of

beautiful church music.

STAMP OUT HUNGER! On Saturday, May 13,

with the Letter Carriers of the Sandusky Post Office

will collect non-perishable food that will stay right

here to help people in the Sandusky area. Please

place your donation by your mailbox.

THE TOWNSEND TWP. FIRE DEPARTMENT

will hold a Chicken BBQ on Sunday May 7, from

11:00 am to 1:00 pm. Meal includes: 1/2 chicken,

baked potato, applesauce, roll & butter, ice cream for

$8.00. Dine in or carryout. 5076 county Road 247,

Vickery.

CASTALIA CONGREGATIONAL UCC holds its

annual RUMMAGE SALE, PLANT & BAKE

SALE on Friday, May 12, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm,

and Saturday, May 13 from 9:00 am to noon at 205

Main Street, Castalia. Saturday Only Special: $1.00

a bag day!

Dinner Church Chet & Matt’s Sunday, May 21

5:00 pm

TRINITY CONGREGATION COUNCIL

Meeting Highlights - April 20, 2017 - 7:00 pm

Previous meeting minutes were approved with one slight correction. Treasures report was approved.

The positions of vice president and chairpersons for Stewardship and Finance and Global Mission are

still vacant.

Kathy Bango has started working on a personnel policy for the congregation. President Dave Miller will

get with her on this.

The Stewardship and Finance Ministry Team is working on the Mission Endowment Fund bylaws. They

will have a recommendation for Council a the June meeting.

“The Gathering,” a community-wide ecumenical event, will be July 22, more information to come later.

Barry Gill is once again our representative at planning sessions.

Wednesday Lenten meals were attended by an average of 30 people this year. The annual picnic will be

July 16 or 30. Congregational Life Chair Candy Beatty will look into having it at the park in Bayview this

year.

April 21 is the annual children’s overnight event. Theme is “Holiday Bash - Jesus Loves Us All Year”.

New door locks for the library are being worked on, so as to provide an isolated area for various purposes.

Our outdoor sign was temporarily repaired until Brady Sign can get out to look at it. The new parsonage

renters are Brian & Tina Leaders. They are in and getting settled. $1,567.87 was spent on fixing up the

parsonage before renting it. Plaster repairs have been made and the “cry room” can now be painted.

Meanwhile, Property Chair Mike Markley is looking into what it takes to fix the sanctuary plaster; it is

getting bad in several places. It was mentioned that the fan in the sanctuary’s “overflow” area makes noise

when it is in use.

A palm tree was purchased by Rosemarie Canter in memory of her husband, Warren. It was used on Palm

Sunday, and it will be kept in the columbarium chapel.

Cathy and David Wobser will accompany Pastor Gardner in attending the Northwestern Ohio Synod

assembly on May 19 and 20, in Bowling Green.

Next Council meeting is scheduled for May 18 at 7:00 pm.

The Community Mission team is scheduled to meet on May 9 at

6:00 pm. In May we will again be providing a lunch for the

families and staff at the Stein Hospice Center. The staff has

thanked us so many times for helping to comfort those families

that are going through a very difficult time. We will be planning

the upcoming “God’s Work Our Hands” project which is

scheduled for September 10th, hopefully we can have a great turn

out of helpers like we did last year. Details will be announced in

the coming months. - Barb Sessler, Chairperson

Put the FLAMe Giving Garden on your list of “Things to Do” this summer. We need folks to weed, water,

pick, and deliver. The tentative plant date is May 20th. The Garden is looking for organizations that will accept

food donations. Contact Barry Gill, (Trinity) at bagphs233@buckeye-express.com to volunteer or with your

suggestions. Thanks to Roger Munsterman, (Zion, Huron) who once again arranged for Barnes Nursery to

donate 20 cubic yards of compost. Big thanks to Sharon Barnes.

Can you spare one hour, four times a year? The Genacross Board (Lutheran Memorial Home) needs

volunteers. FLAMe congregations should be represented. The commitment is minimal, just four lunch meetings

per year. Contact Craig Hecht (St. Paul) 419 366-5486 or Gabe Stoll, Executive Director at 419 625-4046.

Speaking of Genacross Lutheran Services, the Sandusky Campus (formerly Lutheran Memorial Home) 795

Bardshar Road, Sandusky, is holding a Hog Roast on Friday, May 26, from 3 to 6 pm. The cost is $10 per plate

including a beverage. All proceeds go to the Sandusky Campus Ladies’ Auxiliary. For more information and

pre-sale tickets, call Krista at 419 502-5706.

Calling all Lutherans! Let’s get out of our pews and take our message on the road. FLAMe will have booths at

the July 4th Stars and Stripes Celebration and at The Gathering. Both are being held in downtown Sandusky.

Volunteers are needed to man the booths. All we need are friendly faces. Contact Larry Riedy (St. Paul) at 419

656-1832 or LCR7146@yahoo.com or Barry Gill, see above.

Dinner Church continues to meet the third Sunday of the month in Chet and Matt’s back room at 5 pm. Dinner

Church is an alternative worship service. The evening includes a meal, communion, singing, and praying. If you

have trouble making Sunday morning worship, give Dinner Church a try or suggest it to family and friends.

JOY Time meets on the second Thursday of each month to provide an evening of prayer, song, and fellowship

for adults with disabilities. The JOY Time Choir performed in Ability Works’ Talent Show on April 20. The

next regular meeting will be May 11 from 6 to 7:30 pm, at St. Paul’s, Sandusky.

A big thank-you from the Erie County Senior Center. Over $3,000 was collected through Pass-the-Plate Sunday

for Meals on Wheels.

ANNOUNCEMENTS AND FLAMe CHURCH NEWS:

Wednesday, May 10th: St. Paul Catholic Church, 93 East Main Street, Norwalk. Lutheran/Catholic

Commemoration Service hosted by St. John’s, St. Peter, and St. Paul, 6:30-7:30.

Thursday, May 11th, June 8th, July 13th: St. Paul, JOY Time, 6:00-7:30.

Friday, Saturday, May 19-20: BGSU Student Union, Bowling Green Ohio, NWOS Synod Assembly

Sunday, May 21: St. Paul, Sandusky, noon-1:30, Welcome Table, free meal. Everyone welcome.

Friday, May 26: Genacross Lutheran Services, HOG ROAST, 3-6pm, $10 , Call Krista at 419-502-5706.

Sunday, June 25: St. Paul, Sandusky, noon-1:30, Welcome Table, free meal. Everyone welcome.

Tuesday, July 4th: Sandusky, Stars and Stripes Celebration:, FLAMe Booth, 10-4pm..

Saturday, July 22nd: Downtown Sandusky The Gathering, FLAMe Blessing/prayer Booth.

Sunday, July 23: St. Paul, Sandusky, noon-1:30, Welcome Table, free meal. Everyone welcome.

Saturday, July 29: Trinity, Findlay, NWOSynod Women’s Convention

Sunday, August 27th: : St. Paul, Sandusky, noon-1:30, Welcome Table, free meal. Everyone welcome.

Sunday, September 24th: St. Paul, Sandusky, noon-1:30, Welcome Table, free meal.

Saturday, September 30: Faith Lutheran, Fremont, The Eastern Conference Women of the ELCA Fall Retreat.

Saturday, October 7: Sandusky State Theater, 7:30 Firelands Symphony Orchestra Opening Night Concert ,

featuring Mendelssohn’s “Reformation” symphony.

Sunday, October 29, Sandusky State Theater, Fremont LIFT Hymn Fest

Firelands Lutherans Active in Mission

Grace, Castalia ­ St. John’s, Union Corners ­ St. John’s, Bellevue ­St. Paul, Sandusky

St. Peter, Norwalk ­ Trinity, Sandusky ­ Zion, Sandusky ­ Zion, Huron

www.flame-elca.com

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