Faith Notes NEWSLETTER OF FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH (PENFIELD) JUNE 2016

The Spiritual Life Ministry Team invites everyone to be a

part of a special Sunday, June 5, celebrating Faith

Ministries!

SUNDAY MORNINGS Traditional Worship (Music provided by organ and

Senior Choir)

8:30 a.m.

Contemporary Worship (Music led by the Praise Team)

10:45 a.m.

FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH FAITH CHILD CARE AND NURSERY SCHOOL

2576 Browncroft Boulevard Rochester, New York 14625-1530

(585) 381-3970 FAX: (585) 381-6407 www.faithpenfield.org

CHURCH OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday

FCCNS OFFICE HOURS: 6:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Monday-Friday

Rev. Ben Braun, Pastor pastorbenflc@gmail.com 381-3970 ext. 13

Lyle Heggemeier, DCE, Adult Ministries lheggemeier@gmail.com 381-3970 ext. 14

Peter Johnson, DCE, Youth Minister and Communications Director

flypenfield@gmail.com 381-3970 ext. 16

Carrie and Steve Ford, Directors of Children's and Family Ministries flcchildren@gmail.com 381-3970 ext. 18

Dianne Christensen, Director of Music/Organist dmmc96@gmail.com 381-3970 ext. 17

Elizabeth Balentine, Director of Contemporary Music/Secretary elizabeth.macklen@gmail.com 381-3970 ext. 11

Kay Gerlach, Business Administrator flcbusadmin@rochester.rr.com 381-3970 ext. 12

Carol Keeler, Secretary cpbkeeler@gmail.com 381-3970 ext. 10

Direct Phone to Faith Child Care and Nursery School Office: 385-2360

Jennifer Deutsch, Executive Director, Faith Child Care and Nursery School jenniferd@fccnschildcare.com

Lori Connolly, Assistant Executive Director, Faith Child Care and Nursery School laconnolly@fccnschildcare.com

NEW FAITH & FAITH CHILD CARE AND NURSERY SCHOOL WEBSITE

Check out our new website debuting this month! You’ll be able to download sermons, announcements, newsletters,

and more. The cleaner, modern look will help guests and members find the info they need.

Have a comment? Email Peter Johnson: flypenfield@gmail.com

Thanks!

Pastor Ben’s Corner What is Your Legacy?

“One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty acts.”

– Psalm 145:4 I love my tools! I don’t love them because I am

good with them…far from it. In fact, every time I

complete a project or look at the projects I have

not completed (sorry, Anna), I am reminded of

just how far I have to go. The objects hanging on

my walls, sitting on my floors and others forever

ingrained in my memories are the works of the

skills and abilities of my Grandfathers, the men

who inspired in me a desire to mold and shape

wood into useful and meaningful items.

I remember sitting and watching my Grandpa K.

working in his shop and thinking, “I wish I was

patient enough to make things like him.” I

remember watching my PopPop (my Grandpa

B.) fixing an air conditioning unit, or doing some

random wood project that a family member put

before him and thinking, “I want to be like that.”

Finally, I remember my Dad telling me, “It’s not

what is easy, it is about God’s calling.” Or my

Mom setting herself aside for the sake of others,

putting their needs before her own, even if it

meant rubbing the feet of her teenage son after

a practice.

Why do I bring up these stories? Because our

legacy matters! What we leave behind matters.

In life, the legacy we tend to focus upon is what

we want to achieve, what we want to inspire,

and even who we want to make successful. And

yet the reality is all of those things are

temporary! They don’t carry an eternal weight.

Now at first glance, most of us would start

pointing the finger inwards, saying, “Well, I get it

pastor, what you’re telling me is that if my

children fall away from the faith it is ‘my fault’!”

Far from it, what I am telling you is that it’s not

about OUR legacy, it is about Christ’s legacy! It

is about Christ making His dwelling within us

and then shining through us. We are the tools

not the builder.

It is just as Paul writes in Romans 8:37-39, “in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.”

Our legacy is not bound up with our own actions

nor dependent upon our abilities. Rather, each

of our legacies is completely and utterly

dependent upon the actions of Jesus Christ.

Our legacy is the fact that in Jesus Christ we are forgiven, and so are those who will follow after us.

We trust not in our abilities but in the abilities of

the Holy Spirit, the very breath of God, who

blows where He will blow and sustain the hearts

of His beloved children. And there is no greater

legacy than that.

Sincerely, ><>Pastor Ben Braun

Lyle’s Lines

Sunday Morning Adult Bible Class There will be one adult Bible class on Sunday mornings this summer beginning June 19. We will meet in the Auditorium from 9:45-10:40 each Sunday morning. From June 19-July 31 we will study the following:

I Am N

This unusual title befits this unusual class. This class will study what’s happening to Christians in other parts of the world

right now. The headlines from around the world are staggering as we read about Christians persecuted for their faith. What

can we learn from those who risk their lives every day for their faith? How do we best respond spiritually and practically to

news reports of persecuted Christians? They risk everything for their faith. This powerful video curriculum takes you into the

true stories of Christians living in Muslim countries around the world. Each 10-15 minute video session includes real-life

footage of the persecuted church along with commentary and teaching. As you explore these six themes—forgiveness,

sacrifice, faithfulness, joy, perseverance, and courage—you will be inspired to make a difference right where you are.

This class is NOT about making you feel bad – it’s about inspiring you!

Children’s and Family Ministry As we move into June, we would like to thank all our wonderful teachers and shepherds who devote time every week to

preparing lessons and every Sunday morning to teaching our children about God’s Word. We appreciate all the time and

energy they put into making Sunday School a meaningful and fun experience for our children.

During the last rotation of the school year, students will be learning about Paul’s shipwreck. Please join us as we study this

important time in Paul’s life. We will learn about Paul’s faith even in tough times and how he used his shared faith in God to

teach others.

The last day of Sunday School will be June 19. Kid’s Time will continue through the summer during the 10:45 service for 3-

year-olds through 3rd graders. During this time, the kids will hear the lesson of the day followed by a craft and/or game to

reinforce the lesson. Kids will leave after the Children’s Message and return during Announcements. Nursery will continue

to be available during the 8:30 service, Education Hour, and 10:45 service throughout the summer for infants through kids

who are three years old.

VBS is quickly approaching. Please see the VBS pages for more information.

Suggestions Do you have any suggestions for Children’s and Family Ministry events or programming? Are you willing to help out with or

organize Children’s and Family Ministry events or programs? Contact us with your suggestions or to notify us of your

willingness to serve!

God’s Blessings! Carrie and Steve Ford flcchildren@gmail.com

Thank You… -Jr. FLY confirmation students for reading, memorizing, and participating in confirmation class this past year! -All of the youth and adults who camped in the Adirondacks during the Wilderness Retreat! FLY Girls Night – June 4 7th-12th grade & college students are invited to FLY Girls Night at Steph Johnson’s home! Bring $5 for a makeover mask. There will be pizza, makeup, and facials! The fun starts at 6pm on Sat, June 4 at 1514 Culver Road. Please RSVP on Facebook or let Steph know you’re coming. Cook A Meal for Grace House – June 5 On Sunday, June 5 during education hour, Jr. & Sr. FLY will be preparing a meal for the men at Grace House. Many youth met Ed from Grace House at a recent Sunday Night FLY event. Let’s be Jesus to Ed and his guys! High School Senior Dinner – June 8 All FLY seniors who RSVPed to Peter by May 29 will be celebrating their accomplishments at Bazil Restaurant on June 8 at 6pm. The Youth Advisors congratulate all seniors who are graduating this month! FLY will continue to pray for you and your family and we can’t wait to see how God leads you! Sunday Night FLY Finale - June 12 Come celebrate the last SNFLY of the school year on June 12! Invite your friends to a crazy evening of outdoor games! We’ll eat a lot of food and spin the Birthday Wheel one last time until September! The event is from 7-8:45pm. Senior Sunday – June 19 All high school seniors are invited to attend either service to be recognized and congratulated! The youth advisors will present each senior with a self-study Bible during the services. The congregation will also pray for the seniors as they embark on a new journey! FLY Sunday School Breakfast – June 19 Jr. & Sr. FLY will celebrate the end of the school year with a yummy breakfast in the Sr. FLY Room at 9:45am on Sunday, June 19. FLY will welcome current 6th graders into FLY that morning, too. The breakfast will be sponsored by the youth advisors. Sunday Mornings Beginning June 26 Youth and young adults are invited to enjoy some donuts and coffee at Dunkin Donuts (Four Corners) every Sunday morning this summer! We’ll meet in between services from 9:45-10:30am. Please bring money for food. Youth advisors are able to transport youth to and from Dunkin. FLY Summer Hang Time – Beginning June 26 Youth and young adults are invited to our first 2016 Hang Time! We’ll hang out and play GaGa, Kickball, Spoons and other crazy games from 12:30-3pm at Faith. *Peter is looking for FLY families who would like to host summer Hang Times at their homes! In the past, activities have included: swimming, football, soccer, board games, sloppy games, and kickball. Hang Times are from 12:30-3pm and providing lunch isn’t required. Available dates are: July 24 & Aug. 14. Please contact Peter if you can host! Thank you!

National Youth Gathering Sponsorships Next month, 23 youth and 6 adults from Faith will be attending the National Youth Gathering in New Orleans, LA! You can help sponsor a Gathering participant by signing up on either June 5, 12, & 19. A suggested donation of $50 may be given at the sign-up table on those dates. Sponsors can also drop off their manila envelop care package in the church office by Sunday, July 10. Thank you for sponsoring and supporting our NYGers this summer!

Mark Your Calendars… July 10 – Summer Hang Time @ Schembri’s July 10 – Last NYG Meeting @ Schembri’s July 14-21 – NATIONAL YOUTH GATHERING! July 24 – Summer Hang Time July 31 – Youth-led Worship Services Aug. 1-5 – Vacation Bible School Aug. 4-5 – Jr. FLY Overnight Event Aug. 14 – Summer Hang Time Aug. 28 – Summer Hang Time (Photo Scavenger Hunt)

Did you know… You can watch hilarious VBS videos, Coffee House acts, and more on our YouTube page?! www.youtube.com/faithlutheranyouth Connect with FLY on Facebook! Join our group today! Search for “Faith Lutheran Youth (FLY)” on Facebook or type out this link… http://www.facebook.com/groups/198083470216775/

SUNDAY MORNINGS – DURING EDUCATION TIME 9:45-10:40am Jr. & Sr. FLY will be combined this month in Room 201.

Congratulations to our High School Graduates! “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans

to give you hope and a future,” (Jeremiah 29:11).

Jeffrey Aspenleiter Elissa Brownell Kade Canessa

Shawn Carpenter Julia Catalanello Mitchell Krenzer

Abbie Nuijens Christopher Rogers

Jack Smith Alexandra Webb

FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Vacation Bible School (VBS)

August, 1-5 2016 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

2016 Theme: The King’s Court

WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT VBS Week is an exciting time for all participants to learn about God's great love for us.

VBS Week is an amazingly powerful week for both children and adult volunteers.

VBS classes are for all children age 3 through 8th grade in September 2016.

This year, our focus is on how the King calls us, protects us, heals us, loves us, saves us, and sends us.

The week ends with a musical play and ice cream social on Friday evening.

WE NEED YOUR HELP Volunteer Opportunities:

Volunteers are needed both during VBS and before. It takes many happy and helpful volunteers to make the week a success, and we welcome new faces and familiar ones in our effort to share God's Word with Faith and the community. SIGN UP NOW TO VOLUNTEER. Email Carrie and Steve at flcchldren@gmail.com, call 381-3970

x18 or sign up at the VBS table in the Concourse. This helps greatly with planning and anticipating

needs.

Areas in which volunteers are needed include:

Pre- VBS

o put up the snow fence around the front yard

o help create a set for the musical

o prep with crafts

o help transform the concourse July 31

During VBS week

o Shepherds are needed at all age levels (shepherds move with the kids through the rotations, no teaching

experience necessary)

o Kitchen help- help prepare daily snacks

o Older Games – lead older games

o Photographer- travel around VBS and capture VBS occurring, and create a slide show at the end of the week to

showcase what VBS is all about

o Musical supervisors – help Elizabeth Balentine with supervising musical practice from 12:00-1:30 after VBS

each day.

o Older storytelling – tell the story of the day in various ways to children grades 3-6.

Post-VBS

o August 5: help with clean up Friday afternoon following the last day of VBS.

o August 5: help with the ice cream social Friday evening.

o August 5: help with clean up following the VBS musical and ice cream social Friday evening.

Donations needed for VBS.

(there is a container under the VBS Table to collect donated items)

- Mayonaise Jar Lids

- Peanut Butter Jar Lids

- Pool Noodles (any color)

- New or slightly used play-doh

- We are looking for decorations for classrooms:

o lambs, pasture scenery, shepherd crooks, pictures of shepherds, etc.

o lions, lion den, safari items, etc.

o horses, stable scenery, plastic/paper horse shoes, western themed items, etc.

o knights, shields, plastic swords, medieval themed items

o fish, underwater themed items, decorations of aquatic animal and plants, etc.

o dragons, fire scenery/pictures

o court jesters, thrones, royal decorations

*Please note- if you donate an item and would like it returned then please communicate this to one of

the coordinators (Steve and Carrie Ford and Vicki Arcieri). Otherwise your items will not be returned at

the end of VBS, we will be donating them or saving them to use in future years. Thanks

REGISTER SOON! Having registration forms in EARLY helps the teachers with their class preparation and rosters, and the VBS Coordinators

with overall planning to make sure enough materials are available.

QUESTIONS?

Contact Carrie and Steve Ford, Directors, Children's & Family Ministries, at flcchildren@gmail.com or call the church office at (585) 381-3970

Download REGISTRATION, VBS INFORMATION, or VOLUNTEER FORMS from the Faith Lutheran Church Website, www.faithpenfield.org or you can

register online to attend or volunteer!

A Prayer for Music Appreciation Sunday

As we celebrate the gifts of our musicians at Faith during our worship on June 5, I am reminded of this

“Musicians Prayer.” It is a favorite of mine. I believe it is the heart of what we as musicians hope for

each Sunday in worship.

God, please bless my music That it might glorify your name,

May using it to serve you Always be my aim.

Let it be a witness

To your majesty and love, And remind us that you're watching

From your throne above.

May others see your beauty In every note they hear,

And when they hear my music May they feel your presence near.

Oh Lord, I ask for guidance

In everything I do, And pray you'll make my music

An instrument for you. May God richly bless you through the efforts of our many musicians at Faith!

Dianne Christensen

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News from the Mission Board Donation acknowledgments were received from the following agencies: Stop Hunger Now www.stophungernow.org With your help, we have shipped more than 200 million meals to schools, orphanages, vocational training programs, medical centers and other community development programs around the world.

Faith Lutheran Church

Year to Date Income & Expenses Compared to Budget

As of 4/30/2016

YTD YTD Fav/(Unfav) Prior Voter Approved

Actual Budget Variance YTD 2016 Budget

Operating Income Envelope Offering/Plate Cash 223,022 224,425 (1,403) 227,011 693,500

FCCNS Usage Fee 7,040 7,040 0 8,768 21,120

Interest/Misc/Other 3,440 2,890 550 3,188 8,040

Total Operating Income 233,502 234,355 (853) 238,967 722,660

Expenses:

Education 3,635 4,000 365 3,231 21,750

Employee Related 151,090 153,911 2,821 131,554 443,727

Missions 14,985 16,675 1,690 16,045 70,500

Music 4,076 4,633 558 3,603 10,650

Other Expense 2,607 3,405 798 5,576 13,100

Property 53,382 49,840 (3,542) 51,666 132,439

Supplies 10,732 10,233 (499) 9,059 28,700

Operating Expenses 240,506 242,698 2,191 220,734 720,866

Net Surplus (Deficit)

(7,004)

(8,343)

1,338

18,234

1,794

Manage Your Giving Online Giving online is easy and allows you to set up automatic recurring contributions and view your complete online giving history

from anywhere you have access to the internet. Simply follow these easy steps:

1. Visit the Faith Lutheran Church website at www.faithpenfield.org

2. Click on the GIVING button

3. Click on "Click here to securely give online" which takes you to the Faith Lutheran Church contribution page.

4. You may opt to create a profile, which allows you to easily log in again for future transactions, or you may just

continue on to finalize your recurring contribution or special gift.

Our online giving program offers convenience for you and provides donation consistency for our congregation. Your

contributions may be debited automatically from your checking or savings account or processes using your credit or debit

card. Offerings may be made weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, and can be changed by you at any time.

The Simply Giving program also allows you to have your contributions automatically deducted from your bank account. Any

changes you need to make are made through the church office. Please contact Carol Keeler in the church office at 381-3970

ext. 10 if you have questions or need assistance with either of the above ways of giving.

Endowment Fund The Faith Lutheran Church Permanent Endowment Fund was established in 2004 to provide members and friends the

opportunity to make charitable gifts to Faith that will become a permanent endowment providing financial support for the

ministry and mission of the Church. If you would like to make a contribution to this fund, please make the check payable to

"SEI Private Trust Company" and mail to:

Cooper/Haims Advisors LLC

Attn: Tobey Sweezey

1501 Pittsford-Victor Road, Suite 101

Victor NY 14564

Prime Time A presentation covering senior legal care was given during the

May Prime Time meeting. Continuing the same theme, we will

provide brief talks about senior health care issues at the June

6th gathering of "Prime Timers" from three representatives

from Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield: Maria Szczepanki, RN,

BSN – Wellness; Rachel White, RN, BSN – Nutrition; Heather Smith - Medicare products and options.

Prepare to be enlightened.

We will also follow the tradition of the final season's meeting by providing a main dish of pulled pork on

rolls. If one prefers, it may be consumed as an entire entree if you wish. As usual, you may provide side

dishes, such as appetizers: salads, macaroni or potato salad, fruit, dessert, etc. are sought. You may

register your attendance and potluck selections on your Connection Card or sign up at the Information

Center in the Concourse. Please bring your own tableware.

================================================================== The Prayer Shawl Ministry had a good meeting in May. Marie Ferner and

Laurelle Cancelli each came with a shawl they had finished. Carol Letky

came with two shawls. Nice work, ladies! The meeting started with an

opening devotion by Sue Hutchings. Sue then gave her treasurer's

report. Our next display was discussed. A date was set for the 26th of

June. A new poster was worked on. Lots of knitting, crocheting and

chatting was done. The new shawls were blessed. Our next meeting will

be Monday, June 6th, 7pm at church in Room 204. All are welcome. Any

questions call Doris Florance at 236-1597.

If you know of someone you would like to receive a prayer shawl, just

contact any person listed above and she would be happy to help you select a shawl for them. Also, if you

would be willing to knit shawls for our ministry but can't make our meetings, you may do so at home.

There are patterns in manila envelopes attached to the bulletin board across from the church office.

You can place your completed shawl in a bag with your name on it in the church office. Your help would

be greatly appreciated.

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Dorcas Circle The Dorcas Circle had a very productive meeting in May. Laurie

Ebbecke sent in eight pillow cases to stuff. She also took six

walker bags to St. John's. Karen Wright brought in two walker

bags she finished. Brigitta Lux brought in six walker bags she

finished. Norma Kreiss came with 16 bears she had put faces on. Cathy Schmidt completed three

dresses. Shirley Buckingham finished three pillows and Doris Florance came with three dresses, eight

pillow cases, and one walker bag. Nice work, ladies!

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We welcomed Patsy Cook, who came ready to work with her sewing machine. During the meeting,

plans were discussed for our luncheon in June. Walker bags, bears and shirt savers were cut out. Shirt

savers and bears were sewn. Pillows and bears were stuffed. Eight shirt savers, 24 pillows, and 20 bears

were completed. Patsy Cook will deliver the bears to Rochester General. Doris Florance will take the

shirt savers to Mary Cariola, the dresses to "Dress A Girl" and the pillows and walker bags to Darlene

Byrns to take to St. John's.

This is our last working meeting until September. We will have a luncheon June 9th to close our season.

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L.I.F.T. (Lutherans in Fellowship Together) Rochester Red Wings Night! (followed by the RPO and Fireworks)

Join us for an evening of Baseball, Music and Fireworks

When: Friday, July 15, 6:05PM

Where: Frontier Field

Cost: $9.50 per person

Sign up at the Information Center by July 3 (indicate if you would like to carpool)

Any questions contact: Sharon Phillips - 585-319-0156 (text or phone)

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Lady Bowlers Wanted No experience necessary! Come join us this September 2016 for

bowling and lots of fellowship. Contact either Sandie Freitag (381-

6535), Debbie Heggemeier (425-2092), or Mari-Beth Schembri (451-

7140) before August 1.

We bowl Tuesday mornings at the AMF Lanes on Route 31F in

Fairport/Perinton.

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Women’s Book Group Fall Selection The Women’s Book Group is reading Me Before You, by Jojo Moyes for the fall. The novel, which has also been made into a

film, “is a page turner that sucks the reader into caring about the fate of the heroine. A 26-year-

old woman named Louisa takes a job caring for Will, a 35-year-old quadriplegic. They make an

unusual pair, throwing each other off balance. How the relationship develops between Will and

Louisa is absolutely riveting” (USA Today).

Come join us in October for a lively discussion this fall. For more information, contact Rae

Usinger (381-1391) or Barb Riethmeier (381-0779).

Births Isabelle Marie Forma (4/25), daughter of Lindsey (Launer) Forma & Andy Forma, granddaughter of Martin & Lauren Launer

Baptisms Carolyn Elaine Benesch and Samuel John Benesch, twins of David & Hilary Benesch, grandchildren of

John & Claire Benesch, 5/8 Deaths Laurie Alloway (5/15), daughter of close friends of Paul & Joan Weise

Julie Baudin (4/30), daughter of a friend of Duane & Patsy Cook

Ted Coleman (5/16), Donna Kaser’s sister’s father-in-law

Chuck Gregory (4/24), father of Doug Gregory

Paul Olnowich (4/20), friend of Rick Peeso

Jason Palmer Lusk (4/17), cousin of David Palmer Sr.

Frank Schreiber, brother-in-law of Audrey Stenzel

Tom Soanes (4/23), beloved cousin of Sandie Freitag

Tarek Stoukie (4/24), friend of Lis Mangerian

John Trojian (4/24), father of Michael Trojian (Cape May, NJ)

Dorothy Ann White (5/5), grandmother of Anna Braun

Don Wickham (5/14), friend of Mary Carpenter, lung cancer

Directory Updates Dorislee Reschke, 315-310-5564

Cheryl Speisman, 162 Wexford Place, Webster NY 14580

Norman Zurell, 965 Cherry Ridge Blvd., Apt. 111, Webster, NY 14580 217-8977

Faith Folks Who Worshiped in Other Congregations John & Claire Benesch Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Holmes Beach, FL 3/6-4/23

Larry & Marie Ferner St. Paul Lutheran Church and School, Napoleon, OH 5/8

Debbie Heggemeier Ascension Lutheran Church, Wichita KS 4/24

Concordia Lutheran Church, San Antonio TX 5/15

Lyle & Debbie Heggemeier Abiding Savior Lutheran Church, St. Louis, MO 5/1

Lis Mangerian Trinity Lutheran Church, Brewster, MA 5/8

June Worship Assistants Altar Guild - Cheryl Speisman, Kathy Zager, Ida Stiner

June 5 8:30 a.m. 10:45 a.m. Elders Lois Smith Matt & Deb Kime

Eucharist Assistants Bob Freitag, Hans Kurzik John Gerlach, Deb Kime

Eucharists to the Pews TBA Claire Benesch

Lay Readers Beth D'Ambrosio Mari-Beth Schembri

Concourse Greeters Carol Letky Ralph & Beth Harstad

Sanctuary Door Greeters Neil & Laurie Ebbecke Chita McKinney

Offering Counters Jennifer Kelly-Rogers, Chita McKinney, Janet Miles, Barbara Price

Webcam Operator Amanda Longhenry Ryan Ledermann

Powerpoint Barbara Price

Kids Time Erica Capozzi, Liz Alvut

Ushers Team 1 - Ed Freeman Team 5 - Dave Banning

June 12 8:30 a.m. 10:45 a.m. Elders Ginny Supranowitz Stacy Ledermann

Lay Readers Heidi Gregory Christian Alberti

Concourse Greeters Karen Linton Ann McEwen

Sanctuary Door Greeters Ron & Mary Bohn Alan & Noreen Crouse

Offering Counters Karen Linton, Penny & Terry Wheeler, Ida Stiner

Webcam Operator Seth Trojian

Powerpoint

Kids Time Kris Messner, Aiden Doty

Ushers Team 2 - Kurt Finkbeiner Team 4 - Mari-Beth Schembri

June 19 8:30 a.m. 10:45 a.m. Elders Rae Usinger Kathy McCarthy

Eucharist Assistants Kevin Ledermann, Dianne Longhenry Claire Benesch, Peter Ostberg

Eucharists to the Pews Lois Smith Lynne Leinenbach

Lay Readers Fred Mason Vicki Arcieri

Concourse Greeters Kathy Mielke, Doris Laitenberger Cheryl Speisman

Sanctuary Door Greeters Ed & Marsha Freeman Ruth Feasel

Offering Counters Ken & Sharon Kiellach, Tracey Testa

Powerpoint

Kids Time Meredith Tindall, Morgan Testa

Ushers Team 3- Bill Wendland Team 5 - Dave Banning

June 26 8:30 a.m. 10:45 a.m. Elders Bill Wendland Bill & Marguerite McKee

Lay Readers Todd Natemeier Jon Allen

Concourse Greeters Jim & Kris Messner Mark & Liz Wood

Sanctuary Door Greeters Doris Florance Gaylord & Lynne Leinenbach

Offering Counters Ida Stiner, Richard Reitz, TBA

Powerpoint Chelsea Muller

Kids Time Cheryl Speisman, Michael Thompson, Tyler Thompson

Ushers Team 1 - Ed Freeman Team 4 - Mari-Beth Schembri

June Scripture Readings June 5 1 Kings 17:17-24, Psalm 30, Galatians 1:11-24, Luke 7:11-17

June 12 2 Samuel 11:26--12:10, 13-15, Psalm 32, Galatians 2:15-21, Luke 7:36--8:3

June 19 Isaiah 65:1-9, Psalm 22:19-28, Galatians 3:23-29, Luke 8:26-39

June 26 1 Kings 19:15-16, 19-21, Psalm 16, Galatians 5:1, 13-25, Luke 9:51-62

June Birthdays & Anniversaries HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

1 Johnny McDonough, Elisabeth Price

2 Justin Bird, Reagan Coles, Meghan Gregory, Christopher McLean, Michael Thompson, Heather Withall

3 Paul Weise

4 Pete Taylor

5 Greg Daly, Christine Fogarassy, Michael Gerlach, Abby Rockwell, Abigail Shortino,Rebecca Wood

7 Elenie Mitchell, Peter Ostberg

8 Allison Ebbecke, Elizabeth Russell

9 Joan Moeller, Karen Nitschke, Paula Reitz, Jaelyne Twomey

10 Vicki Arcieri, Daniel Kaser, Gerri Maurer, Gordon Sandgren

11 Doris Adamek, Bill Brueckner, Joseph Twomey

12 Caroline Alvut, Sarah Ebbecke

13 Nicholas Bennett, Cameron Cerveny, Derek Skrainar

14 Benjamin Dehmler, Genevieve Foster, Joan Quigley, Sophia Shortino, Eric Sykes

15 Suzanne Amann, William Dehmler, Oliver Doty, Carrie Ford, Todd Nadritch

16 Heike Kleine, Arran Kurcharik, Maryem Shields

17 Jessica Bell

18 Mary Bohn, Tommy McEwen, Mark Schluentz

19 Dom Annese, Evan Brueckner

20 Jamison Nuijens, Karin Vogl

22 Karen Capizzi-Gooding, Geoffrey Launer, Pat Lind

23 Elise Capozzi, Lance Schultz, Jennifer Twomey

24 Michael Trojian

25 Cory Alberti, Lynn Mutch, Carrie Schembri

26 Kimberley Albert, Erika Hutch, Kathy McCarthy, Dianne Schaumberg, Diane Wagner

27 Richard Feasel, David Schutte, Jill Travers

28 Jennifer Salmon, Edward Saresky (Jr.)

30 Shawn Carpenter, Kimberly Ebbecke, Carter Lathrop

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!

4 Ken & Sharon Kiellach, Mark & Melissa Maschoff

5 Jacob & Connie Voycheck

8 Michael & Melissa McNaughton, Mark & Jeniffer Schluentz

12 Brad & Jessica Quigley

13 Edward & Karen Wright

15 Herman & Joyce Hermanson

16 Robert & Diana Poetker

17 Gary & Jill Freeman

18 Mark & Rita Harstad

20 James & Mary Britt, Bob & Sandie Freitag, Hans & Jeanne Kurzik

24 David & Cathleen Lindskoog

25 Donald & Linda Chapman

26 John & Marline Fitzpatrick, Ed & Marsha Freeman, Jeff & Carol Strieter

27 Joseph & Linda Aloi

28 Dick & Sharon Phillips

29 Brian & Tanya Hammond, Reginal & Julie Hynes, Don & Stella Reschke

30 Michael & Elizabeth Balentine

Please contact Carol Keeler (381-3970 ext. 10, cpbkeeler@gmail.com) with any additions or corrections.

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1 10:00 Church Staff

4:15 Jr Choir 7:30 Sr Choir

2 6:30 Spiritual Life

Ministry Team

3 4 4p-6p Arcieri Event (AUD) 6:00 FLY Girls Night

5* MUSIC MINISTRY

APPRECIATION SUNDAY

8:30 Traditional Worship

9:45 Education Hour FLY making a Meal for Grace House

10:45 Contemporary Worship 12:00 Ministry Picnic

6 12p Prime Time

7:00 Prayer Shawl

Ministry

7 10:45

FCCNS Chape

7:30 SCA Social

Meeting

8 10:00 Church Staff

1:00 Faith Partners (Hammond)

6:00 High School Sr

Dinner @ Bazil's

9 11:30 Dorcas

Circle Luncheon

4:00 Security

Committee

10 11

12 8:30 Traditional Worship

9:45 Education Hour 10:45 Contemporary Worship

Mackenzie Hodgson Baptism TBD Balentine Studio Piano

Recital 7:00 Sunday Night FLY Finale

13 14 9:30 Eastern

District Circuit Pastors Mtg @

Faith

10:45 FCCNS Chapel

7:00 Stephen

Ministers Mtg

15

10:00 Church Staff Meeting

16

9:30 FCCNS Moving Up

Celebration

2:00 Property Board

Meeting

17 18

19* HIGH SCHOOL SR SUNDAY

8:30 Traditional Worship

Madelyn Cummings Baptism Harper Cummings Baptism 9:45 Education Hour FLY Breakfast in Room 201

10:45 Contemporary Worship

20 8:00 Joseph Guild

7:00 FCCNS Board

Meeting

21 10:45

FCCNS Chapel

7:00 Leadership Board

7:30

SCA Business Meeting

22 10:00 Church Staff

Meeting

1:00 Faith Partners (Hammond)

23 FCCNS SUMMER

CAMP BEGINS

24 25

26 SUMMER SCHEDULE BEGINS

PRAYER SHAWL DISPLAY

8:30 Traditional Worship 9:45 Education Hour

FLY @ Dunkin' Donuts 10:45 Contemporary Worship

12:30 FLY Hang Time Begins

27 28 10:45

FCCNS Chapel

29

10:00 Church Staff Meeting

30

FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 2576 Browncroft Blvd Rochester New York 14625-1530 CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED TIME DATED MATERIAL

Happening in JUNE

Music Appreciation Sunday June 5, 8:30 & 10:45 Worship Ministry Appreciation Picnic June 5, 12:00 p.m Prime Time Potluck Lunch & Program June 6, 12 Noon in the Community Room L.I.F.T. Goes Cruisin’ June 18, 4:00 p.m. (sign up by June 5)