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FOOTNOTES C H R I S T T H E S E R V A N T L U T H E R A N C H U R C H www.cts-lutheran.org † 9801 Centerway Road † (301) 977-0285 Montgomery Village, MD April 2009 Volume 35, No.8 The Reverend Peter Bastien, Pastor Dear Friends in Christ, As we think about our celebration of Easter this year, let’s begin with this quote from Ira Progoff: “As the Christian symbolism unfolds by means of deepening inner experience, it gradually becomes strong enough to work autonomously and express a power of its own within the person. Something much greater and more potent than the personal begins to establish itself. At that point the image of the Christ becomes not merely a doctrine that has been taught as a content of belief, but it becomes a living reality that reaches even beyond itself to give a quality of timelessness and universal meaning to the finite, temporal events of life.” For me, the center of Easter is not a belief in someone else’s resurrection, but a leaning into my own resurrection. And I am not talking about my resurrection in eternity after I have died as I can have no idea what that might look like; I am yearning for my resurrection now--in the midst of the manifold forms in which death has infiltrated into what we call life. St. Paul, St. Augustine, and Martin Luther have convinced me that I can already now access the power of resurrection life in faith. Bultmann calls Easter “a faith event”--by virtue of my faith, Easter becomes a present event in my life now. Is this just “symbol talk?” Ahhh, yes, I have to constantly remind myself that we are empiricists, literalists, and materialists who think symbols and metaphors are less true than facts. As Dr. Mikial Sovick, my philosophy teacher in college, used to say (in his thick Estonian accent): “Ach, vat a blunder!” Facts are not truths, facts are facts Truth is the spiritual task of making something out of facts, building
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FOOTNOTESC H R I S T T H E S E R V A N T
L U T H E R A N C H U R C H
www.cts-lutheran.org † 9801 Centerway Road † (301) 977-0285 Montgomery Village, MD
April 2009Volume 35, No.8
The ReverendPeter Bastien,
Pastor
Dear Friends in Christ, As we think about our celebration of Easter this year, let’s begin with this quote from Ira Progoff:
“As the Christian symbolism unfolds by means of deepening inner experience, it gradually becomes strong enough to work autonomously and express a power of its own within the person. Something much greater and more potent than the personal begins to establish itself. At that point the image of the Christ becomes not merely a doctrine that has been taught as a content of belief, but it becomes a living reality that reaches even beyond itself to give a quality of timelessness and universal meaning to the finite, temporal events of life.”
For me, the center of Easter is not a belief in someone else’s resurrection, but a leaning into my own resurrection. And I am not talking about my resurrection in eternity after I have died as I can have no idea what that might look like; I am yearning for my resurrection now--in the midst of the manifold forms in which death has infiltrated into what we call life. St. Paul, St. Augustine, and Martin Luther have convinced me that I can already now access the power of resurrection life in faith. Bultmann calls Easter “a faith event”--by virtue of my faith, Easter becomes a present event in my life now. Is this just “symbol talk?” Ahhh, yes, I have to constantly remind myself that we are empiricists, literalists, and materialists who think symbols and metaphors are less true than facts. As Dr. Mikial Sovick, my philosophy teacher in college, used to say (in his thick Estonian accent): “Ach, vat a blunder!” Facts are not truths, facts are facts Truth is the spiritual task of making something out of facts, building
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Prayer Concerns something with facts. It is important to argue about the facts, to get them as right as we dunderheaded humans ever can, but not because they are the point! We must be careful about facts for the sake of the spiritual, moral, political, and aesthetic worlds we construct out of the facts. As Progoff says, “Symbols are vehicles, and therefore they are leading elsewhere.” We turn facts in symbols (H20 ends up as Baptism, the water of life) so that we can get “elsewhere.” Me? Well, I’m trying to get to resurrection. A real life. Have a Happy Easter, --Pastor Bastien
Bob AdamsRose BenderViveka BhaskerJean BonaldJustin BrunceJoanie CaseyMargaret CondonSue D'AngeloPaul DoughertyWalter FisherRenime FleuryWilma FormanBarrie FrosethSam GatesDave GearingDorothy GeraldFamily of Stephanie JalouneixAshley JenningsAnna KerlavageNancy LangDavid LashofJoshua LashofLauren Sue MasoeroMary McKnewPastor John MullerAlthea NottinghamJoyce PacheliRon PacheliFren PellZollie PerryBob PetersenIngse PetersenLorna PoolArt RabenhorstJane RhineFamily of Megan RiceJosiane RichterJessica SchiefelbeinJoshua SchiefelbeinSue VanderlindeOrlando VelaDick WayPeg WelbornLori WestJoe Wheeler
Upper Elementary Service Project
Please help our 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th graders collect new and gently used children’s story and chapter books for The CARing Project. This is a service ministry of the Lutheran Campus Ministry at the University of Maryland, College Park. Our youth will deliver the books when they attend SHEMA on April 19th. Bring your books to church and place them in the “book box” located in the narthex. Money donations will also be accepted in order to purchase more books.
SHEMA 2009 is a Metro DC Synod Youth event for 3rd-6th graders. This year it will be held April 19th, 1:30-4:30 at St. Luke Lutheran Church in Silver Spring, MD. The theme is Oh, The Lessons You’ll Learn using familiar stories from Dr Seuss to help the children think theologically.
For more information contact Joann Eastlack 301.926.2088 or [email protected]
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Sunday Readings CTS Council Meeting Summary, March 9, 2009
(Complete version posted on the CTS hall bulletin board)
ß Financial—Ernie reported that income for the year is below budget levels. This is especially true for loose plate. Chuck reported that expenses for the year are over budget after two months. As a result, our year-to-date budget account shows a deficit of $2,879.66.
ß Most of the equipment for the microphone system has arrived. The Worship Committee will install and set up the equipment.
ß The cost and extent of renovating the two restrooms was discussed at length, following a proposal from Rob Palmer, property chair. The Council approved a motion to proceed with repairs on restrooms, with funds coming from the property budget.
Respectfully submitted,Joanne Eater, CTS Council Secretary
Palm SundayApril 5, 2009Mark 11:1-11 Psalm 31:9-16 (5)Philippians 2:5-11Mark 14:1 – 15:47
Resurrection of Our LordApril 12, 2009Acts 10:34-43Psalm 118:1-2, 14-241 Corinthians 15:1-11Mark 16:1-8
Second Sunday of EasterApril 19, 2009Acts 4:32-35Psalm 133 (1)1 John 1:1–2:2John 20:19-31
Third Sunday of EasterApril 26, 2009Acts 3:12-19Psalm 4 (3)1 John 3:1-7Luke 24:36b-48
OTHER READINGSLitany of the CrossApril 6, 2009Isaiah 42:1-9Psalm 36:5-11 (7)Hebrews 9:11-15John 12:1-11
TenebraeApril 7, 2009Isaiah 49:1-7Psalm 71:1-14 (6)1 Corinthians 1:18-31John 12:20-36
Spy WednesdayApril 8, 2009Isaiah 50:4-9aPsalm 70 (1)Hebrews 12:1-3John 13:21-32
Prayer List for Members of the Armed Forces
The Worship Committee is making a new CTS Military Prayer List. Do you know someone who is serving in the Armed Forces at home or abroad whom you would like to put/continue on the new Military Prayer List? Please check the bulletin board and add the name(s) to the list with the requested information. Persons on this list are included in Intercessions during Evening Prayer, Monday through Friday.
Thank You!
I want to thank you all for your kindness and concern, and offer a special thank you to those who helped us out, helped Mike really; when I made my trips to Chicago.
Peace,
Valerie
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ON CHRISTIAN WORSHIP: The Alleluia “Then I heard what seemed to be the voice of a great multitude, like the sound of many waters and like the sound of mighty thunderpeals, crying, ‘Alleluia.” (Revelation 19:6). Alleluia means “praise the Lord.” It is a cry of jubilation, the sound of pure, undiluted joy. We sing Alleluia to welcome and greet Christ, the bridegroom king, present in the proclamation of the holy Gospel. Alleluia says, “We recognize you, O Christ, and welcome you with inexpressible gladness.” The last syllable of Alleluia--”ia” (in Hebrew: “yah”)--is derived from the Hebrew Yahweh. In the Church’s ancient tradition of liturgical chant, this last syllable becomes a river of ecstatic sound, a prolonged cry that climbs above the zone of words. The Alleluia is sung in every season except Lent. On the last Sunday after Ash Wednesday, the Feast of Transfiguration, we “buried the Alleluia.” It will not be sung again in worship until the Great Vigil of Easter. Then, once again, it will frame our reading of the Gospel; it will also burst forth in our hymns and praises. It fills our hearts with the joy of new life. “Christ is risen. Christ is risen, indeed. Alleluia.” (From Mark Daniel-Kirby on the Sourcebook for Sundays and Seasons, revised for Lutheran use by Pastor Bastien.)
Easter Lilies Fund
Donations are requested to purchase Easter Lilies to place around the altar throughout the Easter Season. If you would like to contribute to this fund, please place your donation in an Easter Lily Fund envelope (on the Usher’s Table), complete the requested information, and place the envelope in theoffering basket with your donation.
Thank you.—Worship Committee
Please notify the church office (301-977-0285, Prayer Concern box, or wcgarvey. comcast.net) if you would like anyone removed or added to the prayer concern list. Names will be removed after a six-week period if no update is received.
NATIONAL LUTHERAN HOME
SPRING FESTIVAL -- Saturday 9:30 to 2. Crafts,
flea market, food vendors.
National Lutheran Home,
9701 Veirs Dr., Rockville.
301-424-9560.
Maundy ThursdayApril 9, 2009Exodus 12:1-4 (5-10) 11-14Psalm 116:1-2, 12-19 (13)1 Corinthians 11:23-26John 13:1-17, 31b-35
Good FridayApril 10, 2009Isaiah 52:13—53:12Psalm 22 (1)Hebrews 10:16-25John 18:1—19:42
Vigil of EasterApril 11, 2009
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First SundayFresh Pantry
April 5thApples OrangesPears GrapefruitLemons LimesBeets RadishesCarrots CeleryTurnips ParsnipsPotatoes YamsOnions BroccoliCauliflower Bell PeppersZucchini Acorn SquashButternut SquashHead CabbageHead LettuceBrussel SproutsYellow Squash
Parish Care Ministry
Do you know about the Parish Care Ministry at CTS? Several years ago a new ministry area was created to help members of the congregation who need assistance. The need may be due to a medical crisis or ongoing situation, loss of job or home, economic downturn, personal burden, and many other reasons. From meals during recovery and rides to medical appointments to application for energy assistance, free medical care, etc., we can help out. There are many social service resources available in the Gaithersburg area that we can call on and hook into when appropriate. Jo Johnson shares her wealth of knowledge and experience with case management resources with the ministry.
You may not have thought of CTS as an avenue for help with your problems, but our focus is to CARE for all members of our PARISH however we may. You may talk with either Pastor Bastien or Connie Graf, chair of the Parish Care ministry, to let us know of your needs and see how we can help you. Please know that all conversations will be held in strict confidence. We may not know the answer, but we can search for it together.
SmarTrip cards – The Parish Care ministry would like to have a supply of SmarTrip cards on hand at CTS to provide for people who rely on public transportation and find the expense a burden. The SmarTrip card is a plastic stored-value smart card used for payment in Metrorail stations and on Metrobuses. .
The cards can be purchased at vending machines within many Metrorail stations, at Metro sales offices, select retail stores including the CVS store at 19100 Montgomery Village Ave., and online at http://www.wmata.com/fares/smartrip/. The purchase price includes $5 for the card itself plus an initial fare value, which varies depending on where they are purchased: cards purchased at stations cost $10 ($5 for the card and $5 fare value), while those purchased online cost $30 ($5 for the card and $25 fare value). The cards can be reloaded using farecard vending machines or using cash at fareboxes onboard buses.
If you purchase a SmarTrip card for CTS distribution, please mark it with its fare value and include it in your offering during worship. You may prefer to contribute money to be added to the fare value instead of buying a card. Please indicate “smartrip” on your check.
Thank you. Connie Graf
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The Happiest of Birthdays to:
Christ the Servant Lutheran Church
Montgomery Village, MD
Footnotes StaffEditor ....................Valerie Mayer
Calendar................Tom Eastlack
Servants’ List.........Wilma Garvey
Youth Grp News... Barbara Harner
Production............. Steve Garvey
Footnotes is issued eleven times a year by
Christ the Servant Lutheran Church, an
ELCA congregation in the Metropolitan
Washington, D.C. Synod. Articles of interest
to the congregation are solicited from
members of the CTS community and are
due to the editor by the third Sunday of each
month. Articles for the July/August issue are
due by the third Sunday of June.
Film Buffs “The Pursuit of Happyness,” April 19--5:30 p.m.--in the Parlor. Please bring “movie food” to share. Will Smith (in an Oscar-nominated role) and his real-life son Jaden star in this tearjerker about a struggling single parent determined to build a better life for himself and his child. Chris Gardner is smart and talented, but his dead-end salesman job barely pays the bills. When he and his 5-year-old son are evicted from their apartment, they face trying times as Chris takes on an unpaid internship at a stock brokerage firm with hopes of getting rich someday. (2006) PG-13
Book Club
CTS Book Club reads Real American Ethics by Albert Borgmann on April 26--7:00 p.m.--in the parlor. America is a magnificent country that affords its citizens the broadest freedoms and the greatest prosperity in the world. But it also has its share of warts. It is embroiled in a war that many of its citizens consider unjust and even illegal. It continues to ravage the natural environment and ignore poverty both at home and abroad, and its culture is increasingly driven by materialism and consumerism. But America, for better of for worse, is still a nation that we have built. So why then, asks Albert Borgmann in this most timely and urgent work, are we failing to take responsibility for it? In Real American Ethics, Borgmann asks us to reevaluate our role in the making of American values. Taking his cue from Winston Churchill--who once observed that we shape our buildings, and then our buildings shape us--Borgmann considers the power of our most enduring institutions and the condition of our present moral makeup to propose inspired new ways in which we, as ordinary citizens, can act to improve our country. This, he shows, includes everything from where we choose to live and what we spend our money on to daunting tasks like the reshaping of our cities--habits and actions that can guide us to more accomplished and virtuous lives. Using prose that is easy and direct throughout, Borgmann’s position is grounded in neither conservative nor liberal ideology, but in his understanding that he is a devoted citizen among many. In an age in which the blame game is the only game in town, this book is an eloquent reminder of the political strength we all wield when we work together.
Julia Rasnake ............. 4/1
John Severynse........... 4/1
Adam Eastlack ........... 4/2
Eric Kabemba............. 4/3
Sarah Greenstein ........ 4/7
Nansi Kabonge......... 4/10
Ed Gabriele .............. 4/15
Michelle Austin........ 4/15
Natascha Larrabee.... 4/23
Jonathan Lessen ....... 4/25
Barbara Holzapfel .... 4/29
Frank & DoreenFoge ....................... 4/4Bob & MelanieMcMichael ............ 4/24Mike & CathyKuchinsky ............. 4/28
The Happiest of Anniversary to:
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Wooly Purls April 5th 2-4Mayer Residence
Join us for a Sun-day afternoon of yarn work. Bring your proj-ect or work on blanket squares. Have left over yarn, bring it for swapping. Need yarn? Come check out the grab bag.
RSVPMayer Residence
Parish Life: Feasting in April!
Hi! Lent is nearly over…you will hopefully be reading this before April 1…The last Wednesday Lenten soup supper is then…April 1, 2009—please join us, 6:30PM, in the CTS parlor, for nourishing, warm, delicious vegetarian soups (provided by CTS cooks and non/cooks—but never has there been a soup not appreciated at these suppers)…bread, drinks (juices, water, sodas) are also offered…Great fellowship, the chance to catch up and catch your breath with friends before the Lenten service begins…
EASTER BRUNCH!!! The long Lenten season, the season of introspection and fasting, has ENDED! Joyously we welcome EASTER and the awakening Spring season!! To begin the season of Easter Celebration, Parish Life offers the EASTER BRUNCH, in the Parlor, Easter morning, between the early and late services—lots of goodies…meats, pastries, sweet, chocolaty delights, so much more!!! Sign up to be there, sign up to bring your own cookies, pastries, cakes, whatever!!! Sign up sheets are on the bulletin board now!
The AFTER EASTER FEAST!
Come with us to FAMOUS DAVE’S at 917 Quince Orchard Road, Gaithersburg, MD—for SERIOUS feasting!!! Much variety in menu selections—many offerings for the hard-core meat-enjoyer or total vegetarian (vegan) and for the picky and not-so-picky eaters. We will have a room to ourselves, time to enjoy each other’s company and to seriously NOT DIET on that day! When??? SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 2009; AT 5pm…SIGN UP ON THE BULLETIN BOARD ASAP—WE NEED TO KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE HOW MANY!!! Or call or email me and let me know you are coming!!! (301-717-0480 OR [email protected])
May: Possible Hike, possible picnic, more!!! Check the CTS bulletin board and Communiqués for updates as they happen!
AUGUST CAMPING!!! Information coming soon to the CTS bulletin board and the Monday morning communiqués!
More events are in process…
Polly Brody for the Parish Life team
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
112:00 PM -1:00 PM NA Group
5:30 PM -9:30 PM AA groups
6:30 PM Lenten Soup Supper
7:30 PM Lenten Vespers
April Fools Day
2
7:00 PM -8:30 PM
Brownies
3
6:00 PM -9:30 PM
Ethiopian Bible
study group
410:00 AM Conf Pre-Assembly Mtg Pop
4:00 PM Passover Seder
7:00 PM -9:30 PM
Believers in Christ
5
9:30 AM Holy Communion
Palm Sunday
6
10:00 AM Matins
7:30 PM Litany of the Cross
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10:00 AM Matins
7:30 PM Tenebrae
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10:00 AM Matins
7:30 PM Spy Wednesday Liturgy
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10:00 AM Matins
7:30 PM Holy Communion
Maundy Thursday
1010:00 AM Toy/Storage Chest work H-K Home
12:00 PM Noonday Office
7:30 PM Venerationof the Holy Cross
Good Friday
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10:00 AM Easter Rehearsal
7:00 PM -9:30 PM
Believers in Christ
7:30 PM Easter Vigil
128:30 AM Holy Communion
9:30 AM Easter Brunch
9:30 AM Holy Communion
11:00 AM Solemn High Mass
Resurrection of our Lord
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8:00 PM ParishCouncil
148:30 AM Montg. Conf. Pastors' bible study
10:00 AM -12:00 PM
Conversational English
5:30 PM -9:30 PM AA groups
1512:00 PM -1:00 PM NA Group
5:30 PM -9:30 PM AA groups
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7:00 PM -8:30 PM
Brownies
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6:00 PM -9:30 PM
Ethiopian Bible
study group
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10:00 AM Seminar
5:00 PM After Easter Feast
7:00 PM -9:30 PM
Believers in Christ
198:30 AM Matins
9:50 AM Christian Education
11:00 AM Holy Communion
5:30 PM Film Buffs
2nd Sunday of Easter
SHEMA
20 218:30 AM Montg. Conf. Pastors' bible study
10:00 AM -12:00 PM
Conversational English
5:30 PM -9:30 PM AA groups
2212:00 PM -1:00 PM NA Group
5:30 PM -9:30 PM AA groups
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7:00 PM -8:30 PM
Brownies
CTS Youth GaithersburgHelp
24
6:00 PM -9:30 PM
Ethiopian Bible
study group
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7:00 PM -9:30 PM
Believers in Christ
268:30 AM Matins
9:30 AM Holy Communion
9:50 AM Christian Education
11:00 AM Holy Communion
7:00 PM CTS Book Club
3rd Sunday of Easter
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Worship
Committee
288:30 AM Montg. Conf. Pastors' bible study
10:00 AM -12:00 PM
Conversational English
5:30 PM -9:30 PM AA groups
2912:00 PM -1:00 PM NA Group
5:30 PM -9:30 PM AA groups
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7:00 PM -8:30 PM
Brownies
Spring Confirmation Retreat
Spring Confirmation Retreat Bishop's Convocation - Ocean City
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