EAGLES WINGS - St. John's Lutheran Church

ON EAGLES WINGS

What’s in this edition…..

Pastor’s Letter

Current Council Members

Current Staff

Page 2 Worship Opportunities

Advent Bible Study Thanksgiving Day Service

Priscilla Guild

Candle/Flower Availability

Page 3 Current Information

Financially Speaking

Miracle Sunday Update

Employment Opportunity

Page 4 St. John’s Activities

Joseph and the Amazing

Technicolor Dream Coat

Stampers

Children & Youth Activity

Teen Game Night

Page 5 God Squad/Holy K.O.W.S. Laser Tag

Preschool Panorama

Page 6 Future Cookie Walk

Focus On Mission

Blood Drive Results

North Side Common Ministries

Food Bank Drive

Page 7 With Appreciation

Pastor William Diehm

Partners in Ministry

Thrivent

Page 8 Christian Literacy Just for fun…….

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Worship Assistant Calendar

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St. John’s November Calendar

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Outside Events & Arena Calendar

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NOVEMBER 2TH TEEN GAME NIGHT

JOSEPH & THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT

NOVEMBER 15TH 7:30PM

NOVEMBER 16TH 2:00PM & 7:30PM

NOVEMBER 17TH 2:00PM

NOVEMBER 24TH GOD SQUAD/HOLY KOWS LASER TAG

Pastor Kari B. Smail Senior Pastor

Ron Baling Dir. Of Contemporary Music

Joseph Tuttle Organist & Dir. Of Choirs

Mary Lynne Martin Office Administrator

Barb Eback Office Asst. & Accounts P/R Clerk

Laura Coombs Chief Financial Officer

Jennifer Bolinda Dir. Of St. John’s Preschool

Linda Meyerdierks Youth Ministry Coordinator

Gene Kesner Sexton

Rob Hickey Assistant Custodian

Pastor Kari B. Smail Senior Pastor

Eric Kofmehl President

Heath Gamaché Vice President

Erik Roth Treasurer

Amy Kennedy Secretary, Youth

Joumana Driscoll Evangelism

Winter Mariotti Preschool, Cemetery

John Angel Christian Ed.

Kim Gettemy Worship/Music

Janice Bukambu Social Ministry

Denise Rudar Property

Abby Bauer Fellowship

Jim Robertson Stewardship

St. John’s Current Council Members St. John’s Current Staff

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This past month we considered all the ways that we are called to “Steward the Treasure” that is the

church. Thank you all once again for blessing our congregation - not only through the sharing of your

time and talents, but also through the sharing of your resources. You all make a difference at St.

John’s of Highland and we are so grateful! On Sunday, November 3rd we will be reminded of all the

saints that have come before us that helped to steward this treasure as we ourselves recommit to

faithful stewardship of our time, talents, and resources to ensure the strength of our ministry in the

days to come.

This month we will hear the story of another good steward as we enjoy the musical production of

“Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” It will take place on Friday, November 15th

and Saturday, November 16th at 7:30 pm, as well as Saturday, November 16th and Sunday,

November 17th at 2:00 pm. Tickets are free, so contact the church office soon to reserve your tickets

as seating is limited.

While Joseph’s story is a colorful one, he is a good steward not only of the gifts he has been given,

but he also helps others steward their gifts as well. As he journeyed through his life’s story, he didn’t

always know where he would end up next, however he always trusted that God would be with him

and guide him along the way. As we continue to journey on in this new chapter of ministry for

St. John’s of Highland, we know the same is true for us as well. We have been blessed not only with

many gifts from God through our many members who seek to be faithful stewards, but we have also

been blessed with the knowledge that God continues to journey with us and will continue to guide us

as we seek to “Make Christ Known.” Thanks be to God!

Solo Deo Gloria! (To God Alone be the Glory!)

Pastor Kari Smail

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Remember: 2 openings for flowers weekly @ $25 each 3 openings for candles weekly @ $3 each

Candle & Flower Openings Candle & Flower Openings Candle & Flower Openings for November 2019for November 2019for November 2019

We are actively looking for new members. We are a group of women who assist our pastor by preparing the sanctuary for worship services. For example, we care for the communion linens, prepare the altar for communion and decorate the church for Easter and Christmas.

After any Worship service, please visit the sacristy* to talk to any of our members about this ministry. (exit through the church door on the pulpit side, then turn left and walk up the small staircase) If you have any additional questions you can

always call Ellen Fowkes (412)443-6853.

THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICE:THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICE:THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICE: All are WELCOME at this year’s joint North Hills Lutheran Congregations Thanksgiving service!

Tuesday, November 26 th at 7:30 pm.

St. John’s Lutheran in Perrysville, PA

We hope you can join us as together we give thanks for God’s many blessings!

Our All-Church, Advent Bible Study Advent Bible Study Advent Bible Study will be starting on November 20November 20November 20ththth in order to have four weeks to delve into Adam Hamilton’s theme:

“Faithful Faithful Faithful ––– Christmas Through the Eyes of JosephChristmas Through the Eyes of JosephChristmas Through the Eyes of Joseph.” .” .”

Each Wednesday there will be two sessions to choose from:

Noon (where you can bring a bag lunch) OR

7:00 PM (which start on November 20th

but will follow our evening Advent supper and worships that take place in December)

At both times beverages and cookies will be provided.

While many Advent studies focus on Mary, this study takes time to consider the ways in which we can learn from the “sometimes overlooked” Joseph through his role in

the story of faith. Please feel free to come as you are able! All are welcome!

It is a four week series that will take place on Wednesdays

November 20th December 4th December 11th and December 18th

(We will not be meeting on Wednesday, November 27th due to the Thanksgiving holiday.)

Continuing the Legacy 2019 (Miracle Sunday)

As of October 8, 2019: 135 members made a pledge of $652,640.24. We have collected and sent to Mission Investment a total of 542,363.17 to pay down the Principal so far. This still leaves $110,277.07 pledges to be collected. There is still time to make a Pledge or a One-Time donation to “MIRACLE SUNDAY”. Pledge cards are available at each entrance to the Sanctuary and in the Church Office Informational Center.

All donations will be included on your “END OF THE YEAR” Statement.

You can mail your pledge to: St. John’s Lutheran Church of Highland

311 Cumberland Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15237

~ or easier yet ~ just drop it in the offering plate on Saturday or Sunday during our

regular Worship services.

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St. John’s of Highland is currently receiving applicants for a new part time position entitled,

Building Use Coordinator We are anticipating it being around 10 hours a week. It would involve such tasks as: checking the acceptance and availability of building use requests, updating church calendars, tracking paperwork and donations, communicating and updating policies and procedures, identifying groups who need to renew their building usage requests, notifying groups of cancellations or alterations to their reservations, and determining those who need a keypad access code and sharing that information. This job opportunity will be posted until November 15th. For more information, please email Pastor Kari [email protected]

SAY YES! Currently our mortgage has a balance of $303,764.09 (as of September 30, 2019) with a monthly payment $7,039.00.

There are three ways to contribute to the building fund:

1.) Use a Building Fund envelope from your monthly envelope packet 2.) Use the Opening New Doors envelope found in the pews. 3.) Use the “Steward the Treasure” pledge card for 2020.

Financially Speaking as of September 2019

General Fund Income

September Actual $ 62,350.99 September Budget $ 61,769.75 Gain (Short Fall) $ 581.24

YTD Actual $ 507,100.41 YTD Budget $ 555,927.75 Gain (Short Fall) ($ 48,827.34)

YTD Income $ 507,100.41 YTD Expenses $ 528,213.74 Income (Loss) ($ 21,113.33)

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BUILDING FUND: YTD Actual $ 46,472.65 YTD Budget $ 64,377.00 Gain (Short Fall) ($ 17,904.35)

EVERY GIFT MATTERS!

Thank you for your ongoing stewardship

and generosity!

If you are unable to join us on Consecration Saturday or Sunday, pledge cards are available in the

narthex and graciously accepted throughout the year.

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St. John’S StamperS St. John’S StamperS St. John’S StamperS

The St. John’s Stampers are really gearing up for the holidays with cards and projects.

Join us this month

Saturday, November 9th from 9 am until noon

for creativity and fellowship. Cost is $5/person to cover the cost of materials.

~ ALL ARE WELCOME ~

GREETING CARDS

Need a special card for a special person?

Handmade cards are available in Highland Hall on Sunday mornings

during Fellowship time.

Choose the cards you would like and make a donation to the

St. John’s Family Emergency Fund.

New cards are added each week.

St. John’s Lutheran Church of Highland 311 Cumberland Road

Pittsburgh, PA 15237 In Highland Hall

Proudly Presents:

November 15th & 16th at 7:30 PM November 16th & 17th at 2:00 PM

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT is presented by arrangement with The Musical Company, LP

Tickets Tickets Tickets are are are FREE!FREE!FREE!

412-364-1606 to reserve your tickets today!

CALL

Holy K.O.W.S. (6th– 8th grades)

Teen Game NightTeen Game NightTeen Game Night

at St John's Lutheran Church of Highland

Saturday, November 2, 2019Saturday, November 2, 2019Saturday, November 2, 2019

6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

Join us for a fun evening of board games and Pizza in

Fellowship Hall and our Arena! Open to teens from 6th grade to 12th grade.

Different board games will be set up and there will also be organized

group games. Bring your friends!

Please RSVP to [email protected]

or Thalia Driscoll at [email protected]

with your name and age,

Please bring $5 to help cover the cost

of pizza and snacks.

Senior High Senior High Senior High

School School School

(9th (9th (9th --- 12th grades) 12th grades) 12th grades)

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Preschool Panorama NovemberNovemberNovember

We will gather in Highland Hall for lunch after the 10:45am service. Then head over to Laser Storm for 2 games of Laser Tag. (around 12:30pm.)

The cost is $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 for 2 games of Laser Tag.

Please contact Linda Meyerdierks at [email protected] if you are planning on attending or have any questions.

We also, need a few parents to help out with transportation to Laser Storm.

Please remember

to Bring your lunch

Holy K.O.W.S. (6th– 8th grades)

The preschool children are learning how thankful

we are and how God has blessed each of us.

The 2’s are learning to listen and share while having fun exploring pumpkins and

turkeys. Through finger plays and songs, we are learning our colors and numbers.

The 3’s are learning how to stop, drop, and roll at Highland Fire Department,

as well as exploring the fire trucks. They are beginning to use scissors

and recognize their names when printed. The 3’s will also be making their

own version of a Thanksgiving dinner.

The 4’s are having an ice cream party to celebrate the letter “I”!

They are talking about what they are thankful for, and preparing for the

upcoming fall program. The children have been working so hard writing

their name and being great listeners.

The pre-k (5’s) are having lots of fabulous fall fun. They are also learning about

Thanksgiving and sharing what they are thankful for.

The children are preparing for a big feast!

Thank you for your support with the Yankee Candle Fundraiser.

Online ordering will stay open until January 8, 2020. If you are interested

in ordering online, please go to www.yankeecandlefundraising.com.

You will need to use Group Number 990071245.

St. John’s Preschool wishes everyone a blessed Thanksgiving.

We are thankful to be part of a wonderful church family!

DATE: November 24th

TIME: 12noon - 2:10pm

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mailto:[email protected]

http://www.yankeecandlefundraising.com

Cookie Walk December 15, 2019 (8:00am till cookies are gone) What is it?

For those who do not particularly like slaving in the kitchen to make all different kinds of cookies, a cookie walk is the perfect solution. You get to leisurely walk throughout the Highland hall and choose from many assortments of cookies to put together however many dozen you would like. You can bring you favorite cookie tin or if you forgot it, we will have containers provided.

What is if for? The cookie walk profits will go towards our youth attending the National Youth Gathering in 2021.

What kinds of cookies will there be? We will be making sugar cookies, cream wafers, thumbprints, and buckeyes just to name a few.

MINISTRY

SOCIAL

BLOOD DRIVE UPDATE:

Social Ministry would like

to thank all the parishioners

who participated in our annual

blood drive. Our drive yielded

21 blood products.

These blood products will help critically

ill newborn babies, patients being treated for

cancer, those suffering from traumatic injuries

and many others.

We have scheduled a blood drive for next year.

The date is September 20, 2020 (8 am - 1:30 pm)

in Fellowship Hall. Please mark your calendar.

Hopefully we will see many of you there.

Members of our St. John’s church family

provide a meal for the residents of the

Pleasant Valley Men’s shelter

on the 4th Wednesday

evening of each month.

If you’d like to help out

with this Social Ministry project

please contact Dianne Barbin

(412)364-3045

Jean Martz and Janet Schmitt

for providing the Shelter Meal in

September!

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Social Ministry is hosting a food drive for North Side Common Ministries food bank.

Groceries bags will be handed out on Sunday October 27th & November 3rd

The donations should be returned on Sunday November 10th.

This Northside food bank services zip codes 15212, 15214, & 15233 where 1000 families shop each month.

The families & social ministries appreciate your generosity.

You can contact Janet Schmitt at 412 721-1809 If you have questions...Thank you for your help....

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My Dear Friends at St. John’s of Highland,

Having heard again the Gospel of Gratitude from the healed leper in Luke 17 this

past Sunday (October 13) I wanted to share an update with you and a word of thanks.

Sue and I are in the last part of completing the home sale of 1886 Sample Rd.

It has been quite a process of purging, donating, and moving lots of memories which

have accumulated not only in our 15 marvelous Pittsburgh years, but all of the years

and previous moves. (including lots of things we garnered from my parents)

We are now settled in Medina Ohio 45 minutes from where the rest of the Diehm Clan

live, as I serve as the Interim Pastor of St. Matthew Church, whose previous Pastor has

retired after 30 years of service there. We are renting an apartment and plan to make a

more permanent move after this year long call.

Sue and I are grateful for the love you all have shown us in this year of transition.

We are looking forward to a more retired lifestyle in the near future. Your gifts, prayers

and gifting of our Seminary at Gettysburg have been a blessing that has allowed us to

make this next step in our journey with smiles on our faces as we grieve the good-byes,

but cherish our time together.

What a delight to know that Pastor Smail, and you all, are called to lead into God’s

gracious future. We will continue to pray for your mission of “Making Christ Known”

and count blessings with you in these days!

Always yours, with love,

Pastor Bill Diehm

“A day of gratitude, a season of Thanksgiving,

a lifetime of praise!”

Did you know?

Thrivent Financial, is a non-profit membership organization for Christians which specializes in insurance and financial services. It has its roots

in the Lutheran Church. If you are a member of Thrivent, you can utilize benefits from them to help with the ministry of the church in two way:

You can designate your “Choice Dollars” to St. John’s of Highland, which are then used for special projects or ministries.

You can apply for an action team grant, which allows you to receive a $250 gift card to use as seed money for a ministry opportunity.

For more information, contact your Thrivent Representative or Pastor Kari.

THRIVENT

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Christian Literacy Associates (CLA) has been providing the key to eliminate illiteracy, build relationships, and share the Good News using The Christian Literacy Series from right here

at our offices at St. John’s Lutheran Church of Highland since 1975.

“When you help others to grow, you grow yourself.”

Christian Literacy Associates needs your help to grow! We have launched the (FL)2 Campaign, Future Lights For Literacy, to be concluded on December 31, 2019. We must

raise $250,000 to be able to provide, over the next three years, free textbooks, training, and consultations for up to 72 new sites across the country. We would also be able to continue to provide free services to a few missionaries for basic literacy projects overseas.

As campaign funds continue to arrive in the mail and online, we wanted to share a story of a new (FL)2 Campaign recipient. Freedom House Ministries in Bedford, PA contacted Christian Literacy Associates requesting help in teaching basic reading skills to those they serve. This young nonprofit is a drug rehab and prison release halfway house. They are in the midst of completely renovating a hotel for its residents, which once housed several presidents back in the late 1800s to early 1900s. Thanks to recent donations from the (FL)2 Campaign, Christian Literacy was able to provide a day of free training and literacy materials to help this ministry grow in its outreach to their community.

Will you please collaborate with us as we bring in the harvest for Christ by making a donation today? Christian Literacy Associates is seeking 5,000 donors averaging $50 each to help us reach more individuals, churches, and ministries like Freedom House Ministries. Proverbs 13:11 tells of a truth we are counting on, “… but whoever gathers money little by little makes it grow.” Any amount you can offer to make positive impacts in the lives of children and adults in need of basic reading help is appreciated! Thank you!

Donations can be made by check: Christian Literacy Associates 311 Cumberland Road Pittsburgh, PA 15237.

If you want to give on our Square Online Store by credit card: https://squareup.com/store/christianliteracy.

If you are a Thrivent Financial policyholder, please consider donating your Thrivent Choice Dollars to Christian Literacy Associates this year.

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1. First village established by the Pilgrims

4. Symbol of abundance and nourishment

8. An essential grain in the New World diet

10. Literally, travelers going to a holy place

11. The Pilgrim’s boat

13. 16th and 17th century English Protestants

14. The traditional holiday bird

15. Indian who taught the Pilgrims many things

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2. 4th Thursday of November

3. A traditional Indian dwelling

5. Gathering of crops

6. Season for harvesting

7. Country the Pilgrims left behind

9. Indian tribe that was present at the first Thanksgiving

12. Bright orange squash used to make pie

How well do you know…….

History?

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NOVEMBER 2019 Assisting ScheduleNOVEMBER 2019 Assisting ScheduleNOVEMBER 2019 Assisting Schedule

SUNDAY ACOLYTES SUNDAY ACOLYTES SUNDAY ACOLYTES

DATEDATEDATE 8:15 AM 10:45 AM

NOV. 3 Aidan Ward Emma Gruener

NOV. 10 Dylan Ward Adam Wehrspann

NOV. 17 Landon Ward Riley Roehlich

NOV. 24 Elizabeth Beilstein Adeline Kane

SUNDAY COMMUNION DEACONS SUNDAY COMMUNION DEACONS SUNDAY COMMUNION DEACONS

DATEDATEDATE Bread 8:15 AM Wine Bread 10:45 AM Wine

NOV. 3 Margie Miller Volunteer Needed

Kim Jusino John Miller

Jeff Maltz

Mary Pat Jackson

NOV. 10 Linda Falck Betsy Fackler

Margie Miller John Miller

Cathy Coudriet

Chris Lindberg

NOV. 17 Kim Jusino Scott & Lee

Fischer John Miller

Walt Treser

Mary Lynne Martin

NOV. 24 Betsy Fackler Tom Beilstein

Dan Maljak John Miller

Jeff Maltz

Mac McIlvried

Kids Corner is offered at the second service on Sunday mornings for children up to First Grade In the daycare room.

SUNDAY USHERS SUNDAY USHERS SUNDAY USHERS


NOV. 3 Gail Polosky, Francine Hartwell,

Amy & Jacob Kennedy

Carol Sperandeo

Jennifer Singleton

NOV. 10 Kent & Jim Bruggeman, Sam Falck,

Nate Locklin, Harold Brandt

Erica George

Joy Bovan

NOV. 17 Brian Miller, Jerry Cronenweth,

Gene Modic, Dan Maljak

Steve & Garrett

Hrvoich

NOV. 24 Tom Beilstein, Bill Danklefsen, Harold Brandt,

Scott Nardina, Heather McElroy

Cathy Coudriet

Bill Tjader

SUNDAY LECTORSSUNDAY LECTORSSUNDAY LECTORS


NOV. 3 Brian Miller Carol Sperandeo

NOV. 10 Sharon Baling Laurie Volpe

NOV. 17 Cindy Kelly Jeff Maltz

NOV. 24 Drew Leister Paul Krepps

ASSISTING MIN.ASSISTING MIN.ASSISTING MIN.

DATEDATEDATE 8:15 AM

NOV. 3 Betsy Fackler

NOV. 10 Drew Leister

NOV. 17 Paul Krepps

NOV. 24 Barb Eback

SATURDAY LECTOR/SATURDAY LECTOR/SATURDAY LECTOR/COMMUNION DEACONCOMMUNION DEACONCOMMUNION DEACON

DATEDATEDATE 5:30 PM

NOV. 2 Elaine Teare

NOV 9 Volunteer Needed

NOV. 16 Chris Lindberg

NOV. 23 Margie Miller

NOV. 30 Doris Hodgkiss

SATURDAY USHERSSATURDAY USHERSSATURDAY USHERS


NOV. 2 Ted Oczypok

NOV 9 Jody Removchik

NOV. 16 Mary Jean Voigt

NOV. 23 Ted Oczypok

NOV. 30 Jennifer Singleton

SATURDAY ACOLYTES SATURDAY ACOLYTES SATURDAY ACOLYTES


NOV. 2 Bridgit Murphy

NOV 9 Kaylee Bischoff


NOV. 23 Kaylee Bischoff


SUNDAY GREETERSSUNDAY GREETERSSUNDAY GREETERS


NOV. 3 Lee & Beth Fischer Jean Martz, Cathy Coudriet

NOV. 10 Debbie & Emmett Brown Carol Sperandeo, Jim Cislon

NOV. 17 Brian & Heidi Miller Bill Medovitch, Nancy Swanhart

NOV. 24 Kim Jusino, Sam Falck Jack & Donna Hubert

For the dedication of our Worship Assistants

that serve to help our time together to shine!

KIDS CORNERKIDS CORNERKIDS CORNER

DATEDATEDATE 10:45 AM

NOV. 3 Beth Dailey

NOV. 10 Joumana & Thalia

Driscoll

NOV. 17 Jean Martz

NOV. 24 Laura Lankes

For more info on St. John’s Events, visit our website at www.stjohnslutheranchurch.com or call our office at (412)364-1606

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2 Noon - 8PM

‘Joseph’ Stage & Set Build

(HH)

Worship 5:30pm

Saturday Service

6:30-9:30pm Teen Game Night

(FH + ARENA)

3 All Saints Sunday Stewardship Sunday

Worship 8:15am -Traditional 9:30am- Christian Education 10:45am-Contemporary ________________________________

Noon - 6PM ‘Joseph’ Stage & Set Build (HH)

11:45 AM - 12:30 PM Youth Choir Practice (LWW)

6 - 9 PM ‘ Joseph’ Cast Rehearsal (HH)

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Healthy Start Café (HH)

10 - 11:30 AM Having Fun Staying Young( HH)

7 - 8:30 PM ALPHA Study

(Jackson’s Home)

7 - 9 PM ‘Joseph’ Orchestra

Rehearsal (SANCTUARY)

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Election Day

Preschool Closed

7 - 9 PM ’Joseph’ Cast

Rehearsal (SANCTUARY)

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10:45 - 11:15 AM Staff Meeting (Admin Wing)

3:45pm Cumberland Kids

(HH + ARENA)

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10 - 11:30 AM Having Fun Staying Young (HH)

9:30 - 11 AM Priscilla Guild (CR)

6:15 - 7:15 PM Bell Choir (Balcony)

6:15 - 7:15 PM Worship & Music (Admin Wing)

7:30 - 9 PM Choir Practice (LWW)

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Stampers (LWW)

Noon - 8PM ‘Joseph’

Lighting Set Up (HH)

Worship 5:30pm

Saturday Service

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8:15am -Traditional 9:30am- Christian Education 10:45am-Contemporary

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6 - 9 PM ‘ Joseph’ Cast Rehearsal (HH)

9-11PM ‘Joseph’ Program Lighting (HH)

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(Jackson’s Home)

2 - 11 PM ‘Joseph’ Program Lighting

(HH)

12 Noon - 1:30 PM

Preschool Board Mtg. (CR)

7 - 9 PM Church Council (CR)

7 - 9:30 PM ’Joseph’ Full Dress

Rehearsal (HH)

7 - 9:30 PM ‘Joseph’ Program Lighting

(HH)

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(HH + ARENA)

7 - 9:30 PM ’Joseph’ Full Dress

Rehearsal (HH)

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7 - 9:30 PM ’Joseph’ Full Dress Rehearsal

(HH)

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8:15am -Traditional 9:30am- Christian Education 10:45am-Contemporary ________________________________


4-10PM ‘Joseph’ Tear Down/Clean Up

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9:30 - 10 AM Healthy Start Café (HH)



(Jackson’s Home)

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10 - 11:30 AM WELCA (GK)

7 - 9 PM WELCA (GK)

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(HH + ARENA)

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10 - 11:30 AM

Having Fun Staying Young (HH)


7:30 - 9 PM Choir Practice (LWW)

22 23 10 AM - Noon Arts & Crafts

@ St. John’s (CR)

Worship 5:30pm

Saturday Service

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Worship 8:15am -Traditional w/Baptism 9:30am- Christian Education 10:45am-Contemporarry

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Noon - 4 PM Gundling Baptism Celebration

(HH)

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(Jackson’s Home)

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12:30 - 3:30 PM Saintly Sewers (HH)

7:30 PM Community Thanksgiving

Worship Service (St. John’s Lutheran

Perrysville)

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(HH + ARENA)

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Worship With Healing

5:30pm Saturday Service

HH = Highland Hall FH = Fellowship Hall LWW = Lower Preschool Room UWW = Upper Preschool Room CR = Conference Room GK = Kitchen in Highland Hall ADMIN = Office Area

To improve the security of our Preschool the doors of the church

entrances are locked Monday - Friday from

9:00 am - 3:00 pm.

If you need anything during this time please enter through the main doors

(in rear parking lot) where we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation

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Show Times:

7:30 PM7:30 PM7:30 PM

2:00 PM2:00 PM2:00 PM

7:30 PM7:30 PM7:30 PM

Worship 5:30pm Saturday Service

2:00 PM2:00 PM2:00 PM

Office Closed Office Closed

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For more information regarding non church related events here at St. John’s please call the office at (412)364-1606

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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5 - 8 PM

BSA Futsal

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6:30 - 9:30 PM Teen Game Night

(FH + Arena)

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3:45 - 4:45 PM FINS Homeschool Gym Time

6 - 9 PM Mandolin Practice (HH)

6- 10 PM Past Finders (FH)

6:30-7:30PM -Beg. Tai Chi 7:30 - 9 PM -Cont. Tai Chi

7 - 8:30 PM Men’s Support Group (LIB)

5 Election Day

10 - 11:30 AM Senior Tai Chi (FH + Arena)

6:30 - 7:30 PM Tiger Den (CR)

7:30 - 9:30PM L.A.M.P.S. (LIB)

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3:45-5:45PM

Cumberland Kids (HH + ARENA)

7 - 8 PM Webelo’s / Hilbert (LWW)

7 - 8:30 PM Seneca District Comm. Mtg. (CR)

7 - 9 PM N.H. Harmony Line Chorus (HH)

7 - 10 PM - AA (FH)

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6 - 8 PM -Combined Beginner & Continuing Tai Chi

6:30 - 9 PM

McCandless Family Group (UWW) Men’s Support Study Group (LIB)

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5 - 8 PM BSA Futsal

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10 - Noon Tai Chi Foundations

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6 - 9 PM Writer’s @ Work (UWW)



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10 - 11:30 AM Senior Tai Chi (FH + Arena)

7 - 8 PM Wolf Den/Smith (LWW)

7 - 8 PM Bear Den/Clark (LWW)

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3:45-5:45PM Cumberland Kids

(HH + ARENA)

5:30- 7:30 PM G.S. Troup #28869 (UWW)

6:15 - 7:15PM Daisy Troop (LIB)

7 - 9PM Pack 279 Comm. Mtg. (CR)

7 - 9 PM N.H. Harmony Line Chorus (SANC)

7 - 9 PM Pack 279 Committee Mtg. (LIB)

7 - 10 PM - AA (FH)

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6:30 - 8PM GSWPA (CR)

6:30 - 9 PM McCandless Family Group (UWW)

Men’s Support Study Group (LIB)

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10 - 11:30 AM Senior Tai Chi (HH + Arena)

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10AM - Noon League of Women Voters (HH)


(HH + ARENA)

5 - 7 PM NHHLC Board Mtg. (CR)

7- 8 PM Webelo’s Den / Hilbert (UWW)


7 - 10 PM - AA (FH)

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6:30 - 9 PM McCandless Family Group (UWW)

Men’s Support Study Group (LIB)

7 - 8:30 PM Breezeshooters (CR)

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5 - 8 PM BSA Futsal

7 - 9 PM Pack 279

Meeting (FH)

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Noon - 5 PM Bell School of

Irish Dance (HH)

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6:30 - 7:30PM Lions Den/Pack 279 (LWW)


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10 - 11:30 AM Senior Tai Chi (HH + Arena)

7 - 8 PM Bear Den / Clark (UWW)

7 - 8PM Wolf Den (LWW)

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(HH + ARENA)


7 - 10 PM - AA (FH)

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6:30 - 9 PM McCandless Family Group (UWW) Men’s Support Study Group (LIB)

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5 - 8 PM

BSA Futsal

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RED indicates ARENA(GYM) HH - Highland Hall FH - Fellowship Hall (lower level) CR - Conference Room UWW - Upper Preschool Rm LWW - Lower Preschool Rm LIB - Library

Space is unavailable

from 7 am - 1 pm

Highland Hall is the only space available from 9 am - 3:30 pm HH & the

Arena are unavailable

from 7AM - 11PM


from 5:30 - 6:30pm


from 5:30 - 6:30pm

Highland Hall is the only space available from 9 am - 3:30 pm HH is unavailable from 7AM - 11PM


from 5:30 - 6:30pm


from 7 am - 1 pm

Highland Hall is the only space available from 9 am - 3:30 pm


from 5:30 - 6:30pm


from 7 am - 1 pm

Space is unavailable from 9 am - 3:30 pm

HH & the Arena are unavailable from 7AM - 11PM

HH is unavailable from 7AM - 11PM


from 5:30 - 6:30pm


from 7 am - 1 pm

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