Love is in the air. Each year on

Valentine’s Day, we remember –

Hallmark reminds us constantly so

we can’t forget – to tell our loved

ones that we love them.

How do you express your love for

someone else? Some people tell their

spouse or significant other “I love

you” every day, and even many

times during the day. Others speak

their love less often. Many express

love by the things they do for those

they love, and never once say, “I love

you.”

There is an old Ole and Lena joke

about love: Lena says to Ole, “You

never tell me you love me. Wives like

to hear those words now and then.”

Ole’s response is simple. “I told you

on our wedding day that I love you.

If that changes, I’ll let you know.”

Valentine’s Day is quickly followed

by Ash Wednesday this year. How

has God expressed God’s love for us?

Who would have ever thought it

would be by dying on a cross? Does

God express God’s love daily? In so

many words? Maybe yes, maybe no.

New words are not coming from

Jesus to us directly, but they do

come.

We read them in Scripture; we hear

them in sermons; we hear them

when we remind each other that we

are not alone. We feel them in the

water in the font, and we taste them

in the bread and wine.

We expect God’s love when we pray

for ourselves or our loved ones. We

intuit God’s love when we struggle to

make decisions. We offer God’s love to

those who do not know Jesus’ kind of

love.

And once in a while, we know that

God has spoken to us in ways that

logical folks would think are crazy.

God’s words come to us in a thought

that is more than our thought. They

come to us in an image, a vision, that

is more than just our image. We know

without a doubt that God has spoken

love to us.

Tell your loved ones often that you

love them. Tell them also that Jesus

loves them, no matter what.

In HOPE

Pastor Lynn +

Message From Pastor

To Know Christ and To Make Him Known

February, 2015 Volume 41, Issue 2

Hope’s Newsletter

Address:

9425 N. Citrus Springs

Blvd

Citrus Springs Florida

34434

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 2070

Dunnellon Florida 34430

Phone: 352-489-5511

Fax: 352-489-5222

Church Email:

Hopeevan-

gelcal@bellsouth.net

Web Page Address:

www.hopelutheranelca.co

m

Sunday Sermons

www.hopewards.blogspot.

com

Staff:

Pastor Lynn Fonfara

lynnfonfara@hotmail.com

Church Secretary

Barbara Decker

Music Director/Organist

Susan Collins

Custodian

Kerry Reed

Inside this issue:

Worship News 2

Quilting Group 6

From the Library 7

Celebrations 8

Property Report 9

Ash Wednesday is

February 18. Join us for

worship at 7pm as we

together confess our

sinfulness and our need for

God’s forgiveness. Ashes

will be distributed, and

Holy Communion will be

served.

Lenten Mid-Week Worship

7pm Wednesdays Feb 25,

Mar 4, 11, 18, and 25.

Theme: Great

Expectations: a drama for

4-8 actors

Vacationers Hope and

Chase are much like their

names: Hope, a true

optimist, wants nothing

more than to meet her

dream Messiah. Chase is a

skeptic. The unfolding

events of Holy Week meet

them right where they are,

yet challenge their

assumptions.

Sign up to play a role on the

sheet in the narthex. See

Barb for a copy of the script.

Family Activities Committee

will coordinate soup suppers,

which will begin at

5:45pm. Sign up to bring a

pot of soup. We usually need

3-4 pots each week.

Worship News

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Council Officers & Members

President

Steve Northsea

Education

Vice President

Harold Skidmore

Endowment

Secretary

Renate Wilms-Rovin

Social Services

Acolytes/Greeters & Guest Greeters Readers, Ushers

Treasurer

Deacon Diane Kahler

Family Activities

Finance, Personnel

Deacon John Chiappetta

Citrus County Blessings

Worship & Music Committee

Aida Diaz

Constance De Tuerk

Stewardship/Evangelism

Casey Gaylardo

Serving Our Savior Food Pantry

Larry Casper

Sandra Meslow

Memorial Gardens

Richard Regan

Property

Kim Williams

Stewardship/Evangelism

Financial Secretary

Michel Northsea

Valentine’s Day Party Since Valentine’s Day falls on a Saturday this year, it makes

sense to have a party. So, we’ll have one, from 3pm -5pm on

February 14. This leaves time for more adult activities in the

evening.

The youth have agreed to be the DJs for us, with music from

the 1940s to the 2010s, Big Band to Rock to Disco to, well,

maybe not Hip-hop. We’ll pay the youth to play our songs, so we

can send them to Motown for the Youth Gathering this summer

and on other local adventures.

For those couples who so desire, there will be an opportunity for

renewal of wedding vows led by Pastor Lynn.

The refreshments will be pot-luck appetizers and sweets, so

get out your cookbooks and your party hats and join us for

an afternoon of fun.

JACOB'S JOURNEY classes are held

each Monday afternoon. Everyone who

is interested in learning more about,

"The Signs of the Times," please join us

in Luther Hall at 1-3 P.M.. Bring your

Bible and a 3-ringed note book for

handouts. I look forward to teaching

this class each week and to see some

new students for this fascinating

study. We will all receive a blessing.

Anita O'Donnell

Jacob’s Journey “Love is in the Air”

Dollars and Sense From the Treasurer’s Desk

December 2014

Communion Regular

Date Attendance Income

December 7 64 3,740.00

December 14 54 2,374.00

December 21 74 2,650.00

December 28 143 4,841.00

Total Inflows: $20,390

Total Outflows: $9, 199

The complete financial statement is available in Luther Hall.

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No it is not just the Love Boat Theme

it’s our annual Valentine’s Day card ex-

change theme.

A basket in the narthex will hold a

copy of all of our mem-

bers, on a small slip of

paper with names and

addresses.

Please take one or two,

so everyone receives a

Valentine card this year. This might be

the only card that they receive. If you

don’t want to mail it then put it in

their church mailbox.

Let’s go with it and have fun!

Happy Valentine's Day!

Casey Gaylardo

The adults and youth who put on the

pancake breakfast on January 10

The large group who spent hours

during the week and on January 10

“undecorating” from Christmas and

restoring the tubs to their hiding place

until next November

The generous folks who donated the

funds to pay for painting the building

The “Burma Shave” sign team who

have made and planted interesting

comments in the front yard

Thanks for making 2014 a special year

as we filled a record number of shoeboxes

at Hope. We raised enough money in our

yard sale in July to ship the Operation

Child Boxes. We recently found out that

some of those boxes were delivered to

children in India. What a blessing to

those little ones who received a box filled

with special gifts and the GOOD NEWS

of Jesus.

Carole Warden

Thank You from Pastor Lynn to:

Thanks from Carole Warden

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Members Who Are Homebound or Residing in Care Facilities

Lillian Taylor— Home

Ruby Wagner — Brentwood

Joan Layton—Home

Dorothy Scianna—Crystal Gem Manor,

Crystal River

Karen Summers—Home

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Volume 41, Issue 2

Quilting Group

The quilters of Hope will meet on

Tuesday, February 3 at 9:30AM in

Luther Hall.

Join us for quilt tying or to simply come

in and pick up a quilt to take home and

sew.

Council Meeting Highlights

Council Highlights for January 2015

Social Events

February 14 Valentine's Party 3-5pm

February 15 Youth Spaghetti Dinner after worship

February 17 Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper TBA

March 7 Clean up the Woods Day 8:30am-2:30pm (Volunteers needed)

Design for new electronic sign has been approved. Arrival anticipated the end of February.

Donations have been received to cover the cost of painting Luther Hall and Sunday School Wing.

February 15 Together in Mission Sunday. We are asked to donate to the Florida-Bahamas Synod in their effort to support congregations and conferences with urgently needed missions.

Updated Membership Contact

Information for:

Helen Van Horn

1900 W. Alpha Court

Apt. 130

Lecanto, FL 34461

(352)-746-8630

CRITICS CORNER

When the British Burned the

Whitehouse

The 1814 Invasion of Washington

By Peter Snow.

This book is written from a British

perspective. Unfortunately it is slow

moving with a lot of characters and

somewhat hard to get into, now having

written that I must admit of not

knowing too much about the War of

1812. I’m just amazed that at some of

the ineptness (on both sides) that we

didn’t go back to being a British colony.

Thank goodness James Madison was

president. If you enjoy American

history you will enjoy this book. 365

pages.

You are welcome to join the Critics

Corner by submitting an article or a

recent movie for the newsletter.

SENIORFEST TIME IS HERE

Monday, Feb 16-St.Paul Lutheran

Church, Lakeland

Tuesday, Feb 17-Faith Lutheran

Church, Sarasota

Saturday, Feb 21-Immanuel Lutheran

Church, Palm City

WALKING WET: Living one’s baptism

in today’s world

ALOA has for 10 years presented

programs to older Lutherans. This year

the key note speaker is Pastor John

Herman who was elected president of

the ALOA board in February, 2014.

Committed to the renewal of the wider

church, he sees ministry with middle

and older adults as an essential path

toward that end.

After serving 3 Lutheran congregations

in Virginia during his 30 years in

parish ministry, John’s life mission

statement is: “Coaching individuals

and congregations into the fullness of

God’s mission.” His passion is in

leading congregations toward a

discipleship orientation.

Registration forms are available in

Hope’s office.

Critic’s Corner 2015 FL ALOAFest

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARTIN LUTHER

FEBRUARY 18, 1546

RENEWER OF THE CHURCH

Martyr Moments

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Volume 41, Issue 2

From the Library

Recently the Pastor spoke in a sermon

about the ways God speaks to us. How

about from the books in Hope's

Library? There are 2 copies of "A

History of Israel" in the Library, and

the news coverage at this time makes it

timely to read about the beginning of

this small country. The message of the

Old Testament is related to historical

events, a knowledge of Israel's history

is essential to its proper understanding.

Israel's religion is a controlling factor in

her history. This book should be

especially interesting to those who have

studied in the Wisdom Seekers classes.

Vivian Matthews

1. Combine 2 cups of faith and 2 cups of

gratitude.

2. Mix in a dash of optimism and dedication.

3. Blend with a healthy portion of laughter,

celebration, and joy.

4. Bake in a loving home all year long.

5. Share generously with all you meet.

Debbie Macomber shared this recipe on

Facebook. She is an author and her books

are good to read. She also wrote “Cedar

Cover” that has been made into a Hallmark

series on TV.

Carole Warden

Do you have a recipe that you want to

share? Send it over to Barb Decker at

hopeevangelical@bellsouth.net or bring it

into the office and we will include it in an

upcoming Newsletter!

Recipe for a Good Year Celebrations!

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February 5 Harold Skidmore

February 5 June Towner

February 6 Pastor Lynn Fonfara

February 6 Beth Penn

February 8 Manley Benmark

February 14 Edith Regan

February 16 Constance DeTuerk-

Telfer

February 23 Joan Klotz

Church Property Report

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Hello to all,

When you look around our church you will see that the outside has been painted which was long overdue. We also plan to paint the outside of Luther Hall and the Sunday school. We are able to do this

because of donations made to our church improvement fund. We are also going to paint the inside of Luther Hall

and put up a new ceiling. Once again do-nations have been made to allow us to

do the work which was not in our budget. If you donate through your improvement fund envelopes we could even paint our storage buildings, barbeque building and

the band stand building.

We are now trying to obtain bids to repair the roof leaks and remove a very large

dead pine tree. We also need to remove an oak tree to improve the view of the

new sign that will be installed.

Please remember that your donations to the building fund will help us to keep our church and grounds in good condition.

I also want to thank all those people who helped to keep our property in good con-

dition and below our 2014 budget.

Blessings to all!

Victor Kahler

“Words are, of course, the most powerful

drug used by mankind.” Rudyard

Kipling (1865-1936)

“It is not what we do, but also what we

do not do, for which we are accountable’)

Moliere-actor & playwright (1622-1673)

“To enjoy life one should give up the lure

of life.” Mohandas K. Gandhi, Indian

religious leader (1869-1948)

“It’s no use carrying an umbrella if

your shoes are leaking.” “Neither give

cherries to pigs nor advice to a fool.”

Taken from Irish Proverbs by Karen

Bailey

Famous Quotes

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Martha Circle

Martha Circle met on January 7 to

discuss plans for 2015. It was decided to

do a yard sale in July to raise funds for

the shipping of the Operation Christmas

Child shoeboxes and to host several

coffee hours during the year as well as

make decorations and favors for special

events.

The ladies made Valentine cards to be

given to shut-ins and nursing home

residents.

Our next gathering will be in Luther hall

on February 4 at 1:00PM in Classroom 3.

Please join us for crafts, social time, and

light refreshments.

Martha Circle

Luther Hall

Classroom 3

1:00 PM

February 4, 2015

I’m Overwhelmed Did You Ever Wonder….?

In honor of Martin Luther’s February

18th birthday did you ever wonder about

his most famous song A mighty fortress

is our God? It is based on Psalm 46:1

God is our refuge and strength, a very

present help in trouble.

Martin was born in an area of Germany

known for its music. He grew up

listening to his mother sing. As a young

lad he joined a boys’ choir that sang at

weddings and funerals. He became

proficient with the flute (recorder) and

his volcanic emotions often erupted in

song. When the Protestant Reformation

began, Luther determined to restore

worship to the German Church. He

worked with skilled musicians to create

new music for Christians, to be sung in

the vernacular. He helped revive

congregational singing and wrote a

number of hymns.

In a forward of a book, Luther once

wrote: “ Next to the Word of God, the

noble art of music is the greatest

treasure in the world. It controls our

thought, minds, hearts, and spirits”

I’M OVERWHELMED

Yes, that is the only way to describe the

outpouring of concern, prayers, cards,

and phone calls that I have received

from the congregation regarding my two

shoulder surgeries. Thank you, thank

you, and thank you again. Your love and

concern is heartwarming.

Deacon Diane Kahler

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Hope Evangelical Church Church Council

December 17, 2014 – 7:40 p.m. Minutes

Call to order/remarks- Steve Northsea, President

Steve acknowledged Larry Casper as interim council member and his willingness to runduring the upcoming election

Roll Call – President Steve Northsea (present) Vice President Harold Skidmore (present) Secretary Renate Wilms-Rovin (present) Treasurer Deacon Diane Kahler (present) Council Member Larry Casper (present) Council Member Deacon John Chiappetta(present) Council Member Aida Diaz (excused absent) Council Member Constance DeTuerk-Telfer (present) Council Member Casey Gaylardo (present) Council Member Sandra Medlow (present) Council Member Dick Regan (present) Council Member Kim Williams (present) Pastor Lynn Fonfara (present)

Pastor Lynn offered opening prayer.

4. Devotions – Gospel passage for December 21, 2014 5. Visitors – Victor Kahler

6. Adoption of the December 17 Agenda Additions/Corrections

Additions to New Business B. Acceptance M- Renate, S- Sandra, passed

unanimously

7. Secretary Report Report of November 19 Council Meeting

A. Additions/Corrections - none Acceptance M- Constance, S- Casey, passed

unanimously

8. Report of the Treasurer A. Questions/Concerns B. Acceptance M-John, S- Renate, passed unanimously

9. Report of the Pastor (see attached report) A. Questions/Concerns. Some discussion about the

Worship Jubilee in July. An event that occurs every 7 years and will be held in Atlanta. Susan and Pastor would like to go but expenses will be an issue. Tabled until another council meeting in 2015

B. Any items needing Council approval - none

10. Reports of Church Committees by Council Liaisons A. Christian Service Evangelism/Stewardship didn't meet. Steve

reported that pledges have past the $100,00.00 for the first time in six years.

Family Activities Turkey dinner is planned after

the congregational meeting on January 15, 2015. Some festivities for Valentine's day on February 14 are in the planning stages. Steve reported on outreach to 30 kids for the last baseball game at DHS. Lunch packages prepared by Steve, Aida , and Diane, were very well received. Some kids expressed gratitude for the attached signs and prayers. Next meet will be January 5th. As suggested by Kim, the council agreed to also support the girls' baseball team in upcoming meets.

B. Christian Education Education - ongoing bible class has a

dedicated group Youth Ministry – Meets now on the first

Monday of the month. Adult Ministry- ongoing; it is hoped that the

evening Bible study class can be advertised in the near future to increase participation. C. Christian Worship Worship and Music George Meslow is making inquiries re projector/display boards for the sanctuary; Pastor is working on a Power Point presentation Property (see attached report). Long Range Planning Provision for increased outreach, services/programs would require increase in Pastor's hours. Long range goal for Stephen Ministry to serve church and community. Finance met Dec. 10,14. and is making the following recommendations to council: a. Due to tightness of the budget and the various, urgently needed improvement to the church, part of the reserve funds should be spent without long processes of approval. (It is time to begin spending some of the reserve funds as we have proven the congregation is basically stable and the church will not close). b. A continuing resolution to approve and place on the agenda of the 2015 annual congregation meeting that during 2015 council could approve up to $50,000 for capital improvements. Personnel. Diane requested that all personnel be given the day off after Christmas. Agreed by all. Memorial Endowment met Dec. 14, 14. $250.00 was funded for building material for the new altar. Criteria for scholarship assistance was discussed. Greater involvement of parents is needed. Steve is putting the application on the main page of HOPE's website

11. Old Business

A. Re. Sign. Sign Co. will honor original quote. Installation, however, will be higher than anticipated. Electricity will come off our old sign.

Breakdown of the items required for the

Council Minutes for December 17, 2014

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Council Minutes (Continued from page 12)

Spending proposal to maintain and repair our buildings

and grounds approved by council.

Saturday February 14, 2015 - Valentine's Party at the

Church

Sunday, February 15, 2015– Spaghetti dinner after the

10am service as fund raiser for Hope’s youth. 15. Devotions for January 21, 2015 – Sunday Gospel.

16. Adjournment at 9:55 PM and Prayer. M- Dick, S- Constance, passed unanimously

Respectfully submitted, Renate Wilms-Rovin

Finished sign are as follows: General Conditions: Engineering,

Building permit, layout, Clean-up, Insurance, Supervision. Steel Columns as per engineered drawing, set and installed with concrete foundation. Installation of sign furnished by owner. Electrical disconnect and wiring ( approximately 100 feet to available power )

Paint above ground columns and moisture protect below ground.

The above described to be completed per drawing by Daniel F. Ardito, P.E. for the sum of $6583.00. B. Re. Council nomination. John and Renate agreed to run again. Anthony Diaz and Hans Witter are interested in serving on council.

C. Pledges have exceeded $100,000 first time in 6 years. D. Contract for power washing and painting the church incl. entrance to Luther Hall has been signed for $4,500. and will commence after the new year. Vic Kahler is seeking bids for repair of the roof. E. Collection for SOS from Christian United Service netted $240.00 F. Pastor will check with Lynn re Child Safety Training dates in February.

12. New Business A. Council agreed unanimously to invite a member of the youth group, most likely Emilio Del Valle, as non-voting member to council. Aida and John will discuss responsibility with him.

B. Valentine's party to be planned by Family Activity. C. $ 98.00 for Youth Group expenditure for Angel Tree family will be paid from the General Fund.

13. Consent Agenda 1. Boy Scouts Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday February 7, 2015 2. Vacation days request from Kerry Reed for Dec. 19, 22, 23, 29, and 30 3. Request by District 28 (Citrus County and Dunnellon) Alcoholics Anonymous for use of Luther Hall from 8:00 am to 1:00pm on March 14, 2015 for an AA Group Service Workshop. 4. Spaghetti dinner after service on February 15, 2015. Fundraiser for the youth group. Charge $5.00 Acceptance of all items M-Diane, S- Constance, passed unanimously 14. Current Meeting Highlights for Newsletter and Bulletin

Council Highlights Dec. 2014

First time in years, pledges have past the $100.000.00 mark

More people pledged this year than in previous years

Youth Outreach at DHS is greatly appreciated

Progress is made on the new sign

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Those Who Will Assist in the 10 a.m. Worship Service for

February

Communion Assistants and Acolytes

1– Renate Wilms– Rovin/Jackie Dean

8- Dee Forsyth/Kelly Haines

15– Deacon John Chiappetta/Emilio Del

Valle

22– Judy Howe/ Luis Diaz

Assisting Ministers

1– Emilio Del Valle

8– Steve Northsea

15– Rhonda Del Valle

22– Kelly Haines

Altar Guild

Margaret DeWalt

Deacon Diane Kahler

Margarita Chiappetta

Casey Gaylardo

Vivian Matthews

Guest Greeter

Lempi Tervo

Greeters

Kay Schaller

Pat Kessel Nursery

Please see an usher for assistance

Lay Readers

1– Jackie Dean

8– Steve Northsea

15– Judy Thomason

22– Dominic Del Valle

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