THE STAR Rooted in Christ • Growing in Faith • Reaching to Invite and Serve

MAY 2018

Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran Church Elmhurst, Illinois

“…Little children, let us love, not in word or speech, but in truth and action.”

1 John 3:18

We are coming to the end of another academic year and although the ministry of the church will continue with great energy during the summer months (VBS, LYO Mission Trip, Summer Worship – just to name some of what will be going on!), it seems like a good time and place to say a heartfelt “thank you” to the many people who have given of their time, gifts, and hearts this year. To those who love our children (Nursery Workers, Sunday School Teachers & Assistants, Confirmation Teachers, and LYO Leaders), to those who lead and assist with worship (Choir, Bell Choir, Praise Team, Altar Guild, Assisting Ministers, Communion Assistants, Ushers, and Greeters), to those who keep our library current and relevant, to those who volunteer to help in the office with large mailings, to those who serve on our Congregation Council, to those who serve the building and keep our grounds in good repair, to all of you who make the effort to step in and help out whenever we ask: THANK YOU! The body of Christ does not live within the walls of a building, but rather within the hearts of the faithful. Thank you for your faithful hearts, and for the many ways that you show the face of Christ within our walls and, even more importantly, for the ways you show Christ to people outside of our walls.

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A few words from Pastor Anna

“I thank my God every time I remember you, constantly praying with joy in every one of my prayers for all of you, because of your sharing in the gospel from the first day until now. I am confident of this, that the one who began a good work among you will bring it to completion by the day of Jesus Christ… And this is my prayer, that your love may overflow more and more with knowledge and full insight to help you to determine what is best, so that on the day of Christ you may be pure and blameless, having pro-duced the harvest of righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ for the glory and praise of God.” (Philippians 1:3-5, 9-11)

There are two phrases that stand out to me from this passage. The first is the apostle’s reference to the Philippians’ “sharing in the gospel.” The second is Paul’s prayer for the Philippians, that their “love may overflow…with knowledge and full insight.”

Matt, Lauren, Brad, Natalie, Julia, Laura, Kate, Cassie, Sam, and Karly have all shared in the gospel, the good news of Jesus Christ, in many different ways since that first day they came through Epiphany’s doors. From Sunday School to confirmation classes to the LYO Loft, they’ve learned and discussed the stories of the Christian faith and how these stories apply to their lives. Many of them have attended one or more summer trips to Group Work Camp, where they have shared in the joy of the gospel by singing, dancing and having fun with Christian youth from all around the country, as well as sharing their helping hands and willing hearts with grateful residents who benefit from the construction pro-jects they complete. And they’ve come to worship at Epiphany with their families – to hear God’s word and share in the Lord’s supper.

I think what I am most going to remember and cherish about these seniors is their understanding and embodiment of what “sharing” really means in this passage. The Greek word translated as “sharing” here is koinonia, which can also be translated as “community.”

These seniors have played a big role in creating the kind of community that I love being a part of at Epiphany. It’s a kind of community that respects and celebrates everyone’s unique presence, opinions, and contributions. It’s a community that understands that through God’s amazing love and grace, we’re already all pure and blameless before Jesus – but still loves to show God’s amazing love through acts of service and kindness. It’s a community of relationships that support us and bring us joy even after we leave church on Sunday morning.

My prayer for these seniors is the same as Paul’s prayer for the Philippians. As they go on into the new world of college or whatever’s coming next, I pray that they continue to overflow with love for God as they grow in knowledge and insight, and that, as they, like the Philippians, continue to need help to determine what is best, they will also continue to know that God’s love overflows for them.

And as we head into summer – a season of growth - that’s my prayer for you, too.

Congratulations seniors!

Peace, Pastor Anna

Dear Epiphany,

On Sunday, May 6, 2018, we will recognize ten graduating high school seniors at the 9:30 am worship service. That day, we will hear these wonderful words from the apos-tle Paul’s letter to the Philippians:

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LYO News and May Dates

LYO will not meet on Sunday mornings in May due to the following schedule: Sunday, May 6 - Graduating Senior Recognition, 9:30 a.m. worship, Pastor Anna preaching Sunday, May 13 - Mother's Day, Pastor Anna out of town Sunday, May 20 - York HS Graduation Sunday, May 27 - Memorial Day Weekend, Pastor Anna preaching We'll see you in church! Group Work Camp participants: Butterbraid pickup and Group Work Camp Participant/Family Meeting is Saturday, May 5, 10:00 - 11:00 a.m., Epiphany Center. Please keep an eye on your email for other pre-Group Work Camp news. At this point, we have not decided whether or not we will do the LYO Father's Day car wash fundraiser. We will leave for West Virginia on Friday, July 20 (packing the vans the evening of Thursday, July 19) and return on Saturday, July 28. Please let Pastor Anna know ASAP if you will attend the LYO/pre-Group Work Camp end-of-year Retreat in Wisconsin Rapids, WI, from Friday, June 1 - Sunday, June 3. Confirmation: Confirmation classes conclude on May 9. Thanks for a great year!

We will celebrate the end of the year with a trip to the Elmhurst Escape Room, "The Room Upstairs," on Wednesday, May 16 (during regular class time). Please sign up by May 2 if you will attend! (See emails from Pastor Anna and Lynn Sutton.) Rising 9th grade families please save the date for the weekend of August 17-19, 2018. The first day of school for Elmhurst is August 15, 2018, and we will likely schedule a pre-Confirmation retreat at some point during this weekend. Reformation/Confirmation Sunday is October 28, 2018. (Please also note that there will be a brief confirmation rehearsal on Saturday, October 27.) To ALL Confirmation/LYO families: Have a great summer! Stay tuned to your email and texts for some occasional social opportu-nities to be planned during the summer, as well as schedules and plans for the 2018-19 school year. Pastor Anna

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Altar Flowers Needed

We are currently in need of donors for altar bouquets on these dates:

June 3,10,17

To place flowers at the altar, please call Dawn Sanders at (630) 279-2546. She will take your dedication information, explain the payment process (cost is $36) and put your name on the flower chart in Epiphany Center when your request has been processed. To avoid confusion, please do not sign on the chart. Thank you for assisting in providing a beautiful setting for our worship!

-- Epiphany Altar Guild

Prior to having their children baptized, parents are asked to attend a baptism class. Dates for baptism will be scheduled at that time. All classes are held at 10:45 a.m. in the Chapel. Please contact Pastor Feltman at (630) 832-8457 or ron.feltman@EpiphanyElmhurst.org. The next baptism class will be Sunday, May 20 at 10:45 a.m.

Upcoming Date for Baptism Class

Epiphany is going to the ball game on Friday, June 15! It’s Faith Night for the Kane County Cougars, and Epiphany has reserved 50 tickets at just $5 each. Also this evening, the Northern Illinois Food Bank will be onsite at the ballpark. Anyone who brings a canned food item will receive a free ticket to another 2018 game. Also, it’s a fireworks night!

Sound like fun? Please email Pastor Anna at Anna.Ernst@EpiphanyElmhurst.org to let her know if you and your family will be attending. This event is for ALL AGES in the congregation! Pastor Anna will also be driving the church van as needed. Please do let Pastor Anna know if you would like to go ASAP, so that we can reserve more tickets if necessary. We’re told it’s likely going to be a popular event and seats may fill up.

Kane County Cougars Night

Care Corner is working with Bob Sutherland to select and purchase flowers for his yard. We are just looking for volunteers to help plant them on Sunday, May 19. Please see the sign up sheet on the Sign-Up Board in Epiphany Center and consider donating some of your time to help beautify Bob’s yard!

Flower Planting Project for Bob Sutherland

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JULY 16 - JULY 20 6:00 to 8:00 P.M.

DINNER, CRAFTS, LESSONS, GAMES, MUSIC (Ages: Entering Kindergarten – 5th grade)

Sign up at www.EpiphanyElmhurst.org (Under “Growing In Faith” tab)

Questions? Contact Scott Miller: (630) 207-5746 or

Scott.Miller@EpiphanyElmhurst.org

Vacation Bible School 2018 Registration Open - Sign Up Now!

Men In Mission Pancake Breakfast A Success!

Our Annual Pancake Breakfast was held on Saturday, April 14. On a horrible weather-day, about 95 people were served, down just a few from last year. Pre-sales and donations were very similar to last year, so revenues did not vary much. Proceeds will be used to provide assis-tance to Epiphany and Elmhurst individuals and families who are experiencing financial diffi-culties. Dave Norquist did a great job as Chairman, and we are grateful to volunteers Will Sly, Kurt Fowich, Leon Casey, and the Elsass and Stufflebeam families for helping us out.

Our next event will be the Golf Outing. Watch for updates on sign-ups !

Check It Out!

"That night Grandma wasn't confused when she was tell-ing stories about when she was a little girl. But the next morning at breakfast, Grandma poured orange juice on my cereal." Little Camille has an idyllic relationship with her grandmother, until Alzheimer's disease manifests. Veronique Van den Abeele and Claude Dubois created a moving children's book illustrating how major changes do not destroy the core bond. "It's true that she's not the same person she used to be, but she's still my Grandma and I love her very much." Anyone who has moved a rela-tive into a nursing home will recognize the truth present-ed in Still My Grandma, and it is a helpful introduction for youngsters. Other books on dementia can also be checked out for FREE!

--Assistant Librarian Teri

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As recently communicated, Congregation Council has identified the aging facilities of the church as an area of significant importance in 2018. To that end they have formed a special committee called the Building Renovation Committee to develop a comprehen-sive list of items for consideration including repairs, remodeling, and renovation. The committee desires input from the congregation on which areas of the property they feel need to be addressed. Please complete this form to communicate which areas you feelneed attention, along with any ideas, thoughts or concerns that you would like to share with the committee. Optionally you may send an email to:

Renovations@EpiphanyElmhurst.org, or go to http://EpiphanyElmhurst.org/renovations/ for a link to our online form. Another option for submitting is to click on the QR code below on your smartphone. Submitting your name and email are optional.

Name _____________________________

Phone _____________________________

Address _____________________________

Email Address _____________________________

What area of concern or improvement are you commenting about?

(feel free to submit more than one form)

______ Sanctuary ______ Epiphany Center ______ West Education Wing ______ Outdoor Grounds ______ General Building Concerns – Inside ______ General Building Concerns - Outside Please share with us your thoughts, ideas or concerns. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Epiphany Lutheran Church Elmhurst Building Renovation Survey

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As of March 31, offerings and gifts to the church are running behind forecasted expectations on a year-to-date (YTD) basis by $9,600 or 5.5% compared to the budget. The operating ex-penses have been higher than anticipated by $9,400 or 6.5% due to additional maintenance work required on the HVAC systems post installation. The loan from the Epiphany Endowment Fund for the new boiler has been reduced to $58,300 as of March 31 from the original loan balance of $75,000. Thank you for the generous gifts! Please review your 2018 commitments and giving statements that were recently mailed. The cash position of the church can be negatively impacted when we fall behind expectations since the majority of our expenses, such as payroll, insurance, utilities etc. remain fixed throughout the year. If you have any questions about your 2018 pledge, please contact the church office at (630) 832-8457 or Info@EpiphanyElmhurst.org and they will be happy to assist you. In Christ, The Finance Committee

The church is seeking someone to serve as the Financial Secretary of the congregation to re-place Cindy O’Malley since her term will be ending later this year. For someone with bookkeeping and/or accounting experience, this is a great way to use your skills while volun-teering a couple of hours each week. If you are interested, please call Jack Graham at the church at (630) 832-8457, or see Pastors Ron, Jen, or Anna. You may also contact Chuck Sutton at ChuckSutton@mc2energyservices.com, Ted Mandigo at TedMandigo@trmandigo.com, or Cindy O’Malley at CindyOMalley@comcast.net for more in-formation about the position.

We sincerely appreciate all that Cindy has done for the church in this role for many years!

1st Quarter Update from the Church Finance Committee

Financial Secretary Position

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Did You Know?... (A new Star feature brought to you by the Outreach Committee)

Art in Wilder Park, Saturday May 5 – Sunday May 6 Enjoy a weekend of fine art, craft and design at the 22nd Annual Art in Wilder Park. Over 125 artists will gather at Wilder Park from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. for this free event, which will al-so feature food, music and children’s activities. Browse a wide array of art including jewelry, glass, ceramics, painting, photography and sculpture. Wilder Mansion will be selling coffee, pastries, and serving lunch.

Art in Wilder Park at Lizzadro Museum Members of the West Suburban Lapidary Club will be demonstrating forms of lapidary art. Sat-urday May 5 from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and Sunday May 6 from 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Lizzadro Museum • FREE • lizzadromuseum.org

AARP Smart Driver Course, Tuesday May 8 – Wednesday May 9 Tune up your driving skills and drive more safely. Seniors 55+ with clean driving records may be able to get an insurance discount upon course completion. This is an eight-hour course and those registered are required to attend both days. Pre-registration is required (Elmhurst Park District). A $15 fee AARP member/$20 fee non-AARP member needs to be paid by check pay-able to AARP and brought to class the first day. The Abbey from 9:00 am - 1:00 p.m.

Eco Car Show, Thursday May 17 Interested in a eco-friendly vehicle to help save gasoline, and possibly the planet? Representa-tives from Tesla, Elmhurst Cool Cities, and Fox Valley Electric Auto Association show off green options, answer questions, and give test drives. (Valid driver’s license required.) No registra-tion needed. At the corner of Prospect and Park, just south of the Elmhurst Public Library • 6:00 - 8:00 p.m., FREE • elmhurstpubliclibrary.org Spring Road Pet Parade, Saturday May 19 Enjoy a bounce house, face painting, and more fun activities. The Pet Parade will kick off at 1:00 p.m. southbound on Spring Road to the Prairie Path. It will turn around and return to Silverado Grill’s parking lot where pet tricks will occur. Registration starts at 11:30 a.m. Silverado Grill parking lot • FREE. springroad.com Museum Day in Elmhurst, Sunday May 20 Join in the fun for the 22nd Annual Museum Day in Elmhurst, a special event commemorating the important cultural value of museums to communities. Jump on board the Explore Elmhurst trolley to visit Elmhurst History Museum, Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art, and Elmhurst Art Museum for free admission, activities, exhibit tours, refreshments, and more. 1:00 – 5:00 pm. FREE at all locations!

Elmhurst 100th Memorial Day Parade, Monday May 28 – Kick-off 9:30 am at Third and York

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Did You Know?... (continued)

City of Elmhurst Senior/Disabled Transportation Programs: City of Elmhurst Reduced Fare Taxi Program And DuPage County Pilot II Reduced-Fare Taxi Program The City Clerk’s Office is a registration center for two transportation programs for senior citi-zen and disabled residents. Applications for all programs are available in person Monday through Friday from 8:30 am - 5:00 p.m. at the City Clerk’s Office, 209 N. York St., Elmhurst, IL. Both programs require applicants to bring in current photo identification with proof of resi-dency in Elmhurst. There are also RTA and Township Transportation Programs. For more infor-mation on all transportation programs, visit www.elmhurst.org (Senior/Disabled Transporta-tion Programs) or call the City Clerk’s Office.

Elmhurst Great Western Prairie The Elmhurst Great Western Prairie is a remnant of the black soil eastern tall grass prairie that

once was the dominant ecosystem throughout the state of Illinois. Owned by the Elmhurst

Park District, it has been maintained since the mid-1970s by volunteers who help with litter

removal, removal of invasive species and brush, planting and gathering of seeds and educa-

tional opportunities. Volunteer work days are Saturday mornings May 19, June 16, June 23,

July 21, August 18, September 15, October 20 and November 17 at 9:00 until noon. Meet on

the east side of Berkley Avenue at the Illinois Prairie Path (Prairie Path Lane). For more infor-

mation go to the Elmhurst Park District website (Great Western Prairie) or call David Price at

630-993-8909.

Friday, May 18, 2018, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 19, 2018, 7:30 p.m. Elmhurst Christian Reformed Church 149 W. Brush Hill Road, Elmhurst, IL Tickets are $25 awww.spiritosiners.org or call 1-800-WE-SING Molly Lindberg, Artistic Director

1 Anthony Alfano, Gina Wentzel, Alexander Sheppel 2 Vicki Johnston, Adam Hill, Ethan Oder 3 Bernice Hunt, Andrew Nelson, Joshua Gabrielsen 4 Dawn Sanders, Braden Schwarz 5 Cynthia Pruitt, Katherine Callahan 6 Bridget Lindgren, Jackson Steinecker 7 Mark Roucka, Morgan Pruitt, Alyssa Woodward 8 Antoinette Leoni, Greta Roy, Cameron Bialecki 9 Taryn Stratton, Samantha Gillespie, Emily Ducey, Erin Lindgren 10 Roy Schroeder, Sr., Brigitte Kammerdiener, Caroline Langer 11 Jean Hill, Kaley Kortes, Charles Schleich 12 Shawn Biery, Lenno Lasn, Joshua Sutherland, Kayla Cartwright, Ryan Camp 13 Vern Magnesen, Anita Esposito, Ken Fries, Todd Scheuerman, Margaret Hawes, Owen Hawes, Vivienne Wyman 14 Holly Honsey 15 Bobby Smith, Ryan Browning, Christine Johnson, James Casey-Bell 16 Kristin Arbor, Allie McGirk 17 Ron Felson, Ann Lasn-Schanhals, Benjamin Paumier, Scott Doberstein, Benjamin Semmelhack, Ryan McPhee 18 Andy Hamblin, Andrea Redfearn, Kate Bialecki, James Connor 19 Scott Bates, David Gonzalez 20 Ryan Szczepaniak, Eric Miller, Benjamin Thiel, Tyler Martin 22 Mary Kies, Kelly Reynolds, Steven Ganser, Karl Moser, Ryan Marti 23 John Langer, Katie Schroeder, Cameron Oder 24 Richard Laramie, Dawn Deike, Toni Paterno 25 Perry Marshall, Kristen Zeitler, Edward Samuelian, Jr. 26 Rich Pesek, Daniel McAndrew, Elizabeth Lundine, Michaela Nelson 27 Helen Wethekam, Melissa White, Finley Hinrichs 28 Susan Wilson, Vicki Cripe, Leah Gortowski 29 Brendan Connor, K. Lisa Connor, Kelly Martich 30 Lisa Heier, Karen Solem, Cathy Casey, Brooke Porter, Madeline Proctor, Gage Paumier 31 Todd Camp, Delaney Wells, Steven Berg

May Birthdays

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May Anniversaries Anniversaries 5 Mike and Carol Kroll 7 Lenno Lasn and Ann Lasn-Schanhals Jack and Maria Jones Cory and Kim Hinrichs 10 Sherrie and Richard Neidhardt 11 Robert and Lisa Hedrick Benjamin and Kari Paumier 14 Greg and Jenny Schwartz Eric and Rhonda Berg 15 Tom and Areina Connolly Jon and Elizabeth Dierksheide 16 Kevin and Carol Doberstein Tom and Helen Wethekam 17 Jan and Paul Davis Amber and Ben Thomas 19 John and Marlene Tegmeyer David and Barbara Nelson Sara and Jeff Diaz 20 Wendy and Doug Hurst

20 21 Frank and Beth Crowe 22 Brian and Jamie Hosler 23 Jennifer and Michael Hanyzewski 24 Richard and Mary Schumhl Elizabeth and Todd Pena Bart and Tracy Lupa 25 Joe and Lorna Sutton Aaron and Melissa White Jennifer and Zachary Bender 26 Phil and Jackie Darling 27 Jeffrey and Joan Wincentsen Chuck and Lynn Sutton 28 Ray and Alison Matkovic Mike and Judi Paterno Joe and Keelie Witzel 29 Jon and Cindy Rotermund Mark and Amy Wilson 30 Carl and Jennifer Wendell 31 Jennifer and Brando Allen

A donation was made to the Epiphany Endowment Fund in memory of Grace Lippert from:

Bob and Scott Sutherland

Thank you for giving the gift that keeps on giving.

--The Epiphany Endowment Committee

Endowment Committee

"Heartfelt thanks to my church family for making my 92nd birthday a memorable one. Thank you for the many cards and the Huge Card with notes of friendship and love that were inspira-tional. Beautiful! Your kindness has been a blessing from our Lord!”

Love in Christ!

Bob Sutherland

Thank You

Our members: Dolores Barney, Wayne Bell, Larry Bircher, Jennifer Damer, Sienna Dudley, Bill Friberg, Babette Halen, Martha Haley, Joyce Hill, Catherine Knapp, Roy Schroeder, Sr., Bob Sutherland, Marlene Tegmeyer, Maria Terracciano Our friends: Eli James Becker (grandson of Gwen and Richard Becker), Evelyn Boutin (Lito Tore-ja’s sister), Greg Bukowski (friend of Sandra Vaughn), Laverne Budris (Lisa Budris’ mother), Don Feld (Lisa Budris’ uncle), Mike Gavelek (friend of Bill and Annette Edwards), Gwen Gorman (daughter of Glen and Elsa Heinemann), Sylvia Graham (friend of Sandra Vaughn), Keith Groenwald (former member), Andy Hamblin (Jan Davis’ son), Lorna Hansen (Amy Rimington’s mother), Jan Harms (Jen Mann’s mother), Christa Johnson (friend of the Hedricks), John John-son (Janet Rudhman’s brother), Robert Kampf (friend of Daryl Bartelson), Kevorak Kahvedsian (friend of the Haidles), Jan Kopas (nephew of Mary Langer), Neil Kleinborg (friend of Shirley Swanson), Bob Krzyzewski (Lila Peters’ brother-in-law), Cindy Krzyzewski (Lila Peters’ niece), Lindsay Larson (Andrea Redfearn's niece), Greg Lechowski (friend of Joe Schram), Bill Lentine (father of Trisha Graham), Marlene Lundgren (Lila Peters’ sister-in -law), Karen McCaa (sister of Amy Pilny), Betsy McKeever (Kristin Hall’s aunt), Evan Thomas Mevis (Ruth Blair’s grand-son), Michael (friend of the Jones family), Marie Mueller (mother of Keelie Witzel), Gail Ne-rison, Nancy O’Leary and Family (Sue Mooshool’s sister), Joseph Paumier (father of Ben Paumier), Betty Patch (Lori Trimble’s mom), Andrew Peters (grandson of Lila Peters), Joe Pilny (David Pilny’s father), Amber and James Randall (friends of Gwen Becker), Nick Ross (Roy and Joan Schroeder’s grandson), John Rossi, Brandon Shores (Kim Ptak’s cousin), Pat Swanson (Shirley Swanson’s sister-in-law), Joan Sturino (sister of Dawn Sanders), Bill Tarnow (friend of Joe Schram), Irma Tena (friend of the Johnson family), Matt Toole (friend of Phyllis Field), John VanFleet (friend of the Tengroths), Jeff Vidt (Sue Kostecki’s brother), Diane Viise (family of An-nette and Bill Edwards), Eric Von Schaumburg (husband of Lindsay Rudhman), David Wells (son-in-law of Elsa and Glen Heinemann), Betty Zelent (Cindy O’Malley’s mother)

In Our Prayers

STAFF DIRECTORY Ronald W. Feltman Pastor 630-832-8457 Ron.Feltman@EpiphanyElmhurst.org Jennifer S. Moser Pastor 630-832-8457 Jennifer.Moser@EpiphanyElmhurst.org Anna Ernst Pastor 630-832-8457 Anna.Ernst@EpiphanyElmhurst.org Jack Graham Office Administrator 630-832-8457 Jack.Graham@EpiphanyElmhurst.org Scott Miller Faith Formation Assistant 630-832-6416 Scott.Miller@EpiphanyElmhurst.org Maria Terracciano Custodian 630-832-8457 Maria.Terracciano@EpiphanyElmhurst.org

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You may email contributions to: info@EpiphanyElmhurst.org Deadlines for submissions for the June edition are due Friday, May 18.

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