Susan J. Crowell

Senior Pastor

sjcrowell@trinitylutheran.ws

James C. Parham, III

Associate Pastor

for Worship and Music

jcparham@trinitylutheran.ws

Ellen A. Clough

Vicar/Pastoral Intern

Amy R. Brown

Director of

Educational Ministries

arbrown@trinitylutheran.ws

Mandi T. Whitley

Director of Children’s

and Youth Ministries

mtwhitley@trinitylutheran.ws

Kay M. Cook

Office Manager

kmcook@trinitylutheran.ws

Lani F. Wise

Accountant and

Publications Coordinator

lfwise@trinitylutheran.ws

Karen M. Craig

Administrative Assistant

kmcraig@trinitylutheran.ws

Roy L. Cook

Facility Manager

rlcook@trinitylutheran.ws

Beth C. Oswald

Nursery Attendant

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

421 North Main Street

Greenville, SC 29601-2090

CHURCH STAFF

The 2017 Annual Report and 2018 Church Directory is

available to be picked up in the Church Office. Office

hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

and Sunday mornings from 8:30 to 11:00 am.

Church Directory

Bear one another’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.

Galatians 6:2

Dear Members of the Trinity Family,

Attending the Poverty Simulation that Trinity hosted on April 22 was a powerful experience for me and one that I am still processing. The family to which I was assigned (three TLC adults, one youth, and me) worked so hard to keep our family housed, fed, and safe, but, in spite of our tremendous efforts, we were not successful. Not only did we lose our home, but we also could not afford to purchase groceries. During that seventy-five minutes I got a small taste of what it is like to live in poverty. I felt hopeless, helpless, frustrated, isolated, and alone. The parents in our assigned family were college educated. They worked hard. We pulled together as a family, but due to circumstances beyond our control we could not provide for our basic needs.

Knowing that many families in our Greenville community live with this hopelessness and helplessness every day is heartbreaking. While I am pleased and proud of all the ways our family of faith at Trinity reaches out in love to support those who struggle with poverty, I feel compelled to do more. This experience renewed my sense of responsibility for our brothers and sisters in Christ who struggle every day with this growing problem. Each of us, in our baptism, is called to work for peace and justice in the world. We are called to bear one another’s burdens. We are called to stand in solidarity with our sisters and brothers who are struggling. We are called to give out of our abundance so that others’ basic needs can be met.

It is my hope that your commitment to working for peace and justice in our community and in our world will be strengthened and renewed. Let us strive to give more, love more, and serve more so that we might feed the hungry, comfort the sick, encourage the downtrodden, and bring hope, help, and healing to this broken, hurting world.

Peace, love, and joy, Pastor Susan Crowell

May, 2018 Volume 70, Number 5

In the News

at Trinity

Greenville Area Interfaith

Hospitality Network

LCY Summer Lunches

Middle School

Mission Days

Music through the Summer

New Intern Assignment

Plastic Bag Collection

Project Host Soup Kitchen

Synod Assembly

Youth Gathering Meeting

421 North Main St. Greenville, SC 29601-2000 864.242.5702 FAX 864.242.6442 www.trinitylutheran.ws

A Congregation of the

Evangelical Lutheran Church In America

At the April meeting of the Congregation Council, the council

---learned that Mike Boliek, Louise Fletcher, Dale Hamman, Amanda Mast, Philip Wessinger, Amy

Brown, Mandi Whitley, Pastor Parham, and Pastor Crowell will be serving as voting members at

the SC Synod Assembly and that Vicar Ellen would be attending as a visitor;

---learned that Mary Dickman Parris would be serving as Trinity’s seventh pastoral intern

beginning in late August;

---noted that expenses for April were $4,082 less than projected;

---learned that the Worship Committee is making Grace Bags containing food items and a list of

resources to distribute on Sunday mornings to worship guests who are seeking assistance; and

---heard a presentation from the Executive Committee noting that Trinity is exploring ways to

practice radical hospitality by extending welcome to marginalized people in the Greenville

community. In addition to creating opportunities to work toward racial reconciliation and to

better understand and respond to poverty in our community, the council is also investigating the

possibility of becoming a Reconciling in Christ (RIC) congregation, an ELCA designation noting that

a congregation is welcoming to all people, specifically the LGBTQIA community and those that

love and support them.

Council Notes

Honoring Trinity’s High School Graduates

Trinity will recognize its high school

graduates on Sunday, May 13 at the

11:15 am service. Trinity’s high school

graduates include Hunter Balck,

Annaliese Bennett, Julia McElhinny,

Samantha Mosher, Micaela Peterson,

Thomas Rice, Andrew Rose, Ryan

Semler, and Jack Wilcox. A reception in

their honor will be held on the front

lawn immediately following the 11:15

am service on that day.

At the end of August, Mary Dickman

Parris will begin serving as Trinity’s

seventh intern. Mary is a member of

Saint John’s Lutheran Church in

Atlanta, GA. Her husband Josh will

be joining Mary in her year of

ministry at Trinity. Please keep

Mary and Josh in your thoughts and

prayers as they prepare to move to

Greenville for Mary to join Trinity’s

ministry team for a one-year

internship during the 2018/2019

academic year.

New Intern Assignment

Lutherans across the state will gather at the Metropolitan Convention Center in Columbia May 31

– June 2 for the South Carolina Synod Assembly. The theme for this gathering is Blessed are the

Peacemakers. Participants gather for worship, service and learning opportunities, and to conduct

the business of the synod. Voting members from Trinity include Mike Boliek, Louise Fletcher, Dale

Hamann, Amanda Mast, Philip Wessinger, Amy Brown, Mandi Whitley, Pastor Parham, and Pastor

Crowell. Vicar Ellen Clough will also be attending as a visitor.

Synod Assembly

Hospital Patients

Bob Coon and Christine Parham have been discharged.

Baptisms

Tyla Marie Sherwood and Parker Rose Sherwood, daughters of Ian and Sarah Sherwood, on April 15

Births

Jaxson Paul Cook, son of Jason and Jennifer Cook, on April 11

Deaths

The brother of Susan Cline

Membership Changes

Andrea Pickens Shaw to First Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg, SC

Attendance for April

4/1 4/8 4/15 4/22

61 (6:30)

9:00 242 (8:30) 132 126 157

11:15 254 (10:30) 83 96 103

TOTAL 557 215 222 260

SUNDAY SCHOOL - 76 63 119

LCY - - 16 27

Offering Summary for April

(Summary does not include April 29)

April YTD Needed for Budget $ 104,850 $ 419,399

Given to Budget 69,504 456,310

Difference - $35,346 $36,911

Given to World Hunger $ 1,171 $ 6,205

Given to Preserving Our Heritage $ 200 $ 691,510 (Campaign to date)

WITHIN THE TRINITY FAMILY . . .

Because Trinity Lutheran Church

participates in a Membership

Assistance Program with Canterbury

Counseling Center, members of the

congregation pay a fee of $25.00

per session for the first four sessions

of counseling. To make an

appointment, speak with Pastor

Crowell or call the Canterbury

Counseling Center at 235-7501.

Counseling Services

Trinity continues to receive food for

the United Ministries Food Pantry on

the first and third Sundays of each

month. There is a particular need

for beef stew, green beans, canned

fruit and ramen noodles. Other

items are appreciated as well.

United Ministries

On Sunday, May 6, twelve to fifteen volunteers are

Volunteers must be middle school age or older. If you are

interested in helping, please contact Paige Dillon at

pdillon2@bellsouth.net.

Project Host Soup Kitchen

Trinity Church will host guests from the Greenville Area Interfaith Hospitality Network Sunday,

May 20 through Sunday, May 27. Volunteers are needed in all areas including setup, breakfast and

dinner preparation, evening and overnight hosts, day center, and takedown. Contact Cathy

Westbrook at cwestbrook8114@bellsouth.net or 370-8114 or Louise Fletcher at lfletcher@c3cp.com

or 420-5494 for additional information. Contact volunteer coordinators, Amanda Cook at

630-5325 if you would like to volunteer.

Food items are needed to pack lunches and provide snacks for GAIHN guests during host week. A

display containing a list of needed items as well as a sign up sheet are located in the Parlor. The

items should be returned to the Kitchen in the Activities Building no later than 11:00 am on Sunday,

May 20.

Greenville Area Interfaith Hospitality Network

Morning Session: A Women’s Bible Study and

Fellowship Group led by Pastor Crowell will

meet on Thursday, May 3 at 9:30 am in Rooms

12 & 13 of the Activities Building for the last

gathering until September. Another Look at

Spiritual Practices is the theme. All women of

the congregation are invited to enjoy muffins

and coffee, prayer and fellowship.

Evening Session: A Women’s Bible Study and

Fellowship Group led by Pastor Crowell will

meet on Thursday, May 3 at 6:30 pm in Rooms

12 & 13 of the Activities Building for the last

gathering until September. Another Look at

Spiritual Practices is the theme. Participants

are invited to bring refreshments to share with

the group. All women of the congregation

are invited to enjoy refreshments, study,

prayer and fellowship.

Women’s Bible Study and Fellowship Groups

This group for adults will gather on Sundays, May 6 and 20 at 4:00 pm in Room 302 on the 2nd Floor of the Pence Building. The discussion of Quest for the Living God by Elizabeth A. Johnson will continue. All adults are welcome to participate. Joe Rice facilitates the discussion. Questions may be directed to him at 864-704-4616 or saluda171@yahoo.com.

Theology Roundtable

TLC4TLC

Adults are invited to gather once a

month for TLC4TLC (Tender Loving

Care for Trinity Lutheran Church) to

write notes and cards

or unable to

attend worship, as well as for those

who are celebrating joys. The group

will meet on Sunday, May 20 at

4:00 pm in the Parlor. For additional

information, please contact Mary

Valenti at 275-4996.

A new member class, entitled What Does It Mean To Be

a Lutheran?, is being taught during the Sunday School

hour. This class, designed for those who are exploring

the possibility of joining Trinity, is also a good refresher

course for those who have been Lutheran for some

time. Members will be received on Sunday, May 6 at the

11:15 am Service. Speak with Pastor Crowell as soon as

possible if you would like to join the Trinity family on

that day.

New Member Class

Gameday is a time for Church members to gather for

Bridge and other games. The group meets at noon on

the fourth Wednesday of the month in the Parlor. This

month, the gathering will be on Wednesday, May 23 at

noon. Participants are invited to bring their lunch.

Dessert and beverages are provided.

Leisure/Action Gameday

Out to Lunch Bunch

The Out to Lunch Bunch is a group that enjoys Sunday

lunch together on the third or fourth Sunday of each

month after the 11:15 am worship service. The group is

open to all Trinity adults who want to join in the

fellowship. The group will meet on May 27 at Applebees

on Haywood Road at 12:45 pm.

Trinity’s Young Adults Group will gather for dinner and fellowship at Chicora Alley on Thursday, May 17 at 7:00 pm. Those who are interested in joining are asked to RSVP to Mandi Whitley no later than Sunday, May 13 so that a reservation can be made.

Young Adults Group

Leisure/Action is a group for senior adults that meets occasionally for lunch, learning, and travel. On Thursday, June 21, the group is invited to the lake home of Luther and Sally Boliek for lunch and fellowship. Details will follow in the June Tidings. Save the date for a trip to the Flatrock Playhouse on Thursday, August 9 to see the musical Mamma Mia!

Leisure/Action

Trinity is pleased to be partnering with FAVOR to sponsor a Family Recovery Group for all people who are impacted by a family member struggling with addiction to alcohol or drugs. Meetings will be led by Jerry Wesley, a FAVOR Recovery Coach, and will occur on the second and fourth Thursday of each month from 6:30 to 8:00 pm in the Youth Center. Participants may enter via the steps under the red awning. The May meeting dates are Thursdays, May 10 and 24. All members and friends are invited to participate in this group. For additional information about FAVOR, please visit their website at https://favorgreenville.org.

FAVOR Family Recovery Group (Faces and Voices of Recovery) LCY Summer Lunches

Current middle and high school

youth will have several

opportunities over the summer to

catch up with church friends. The

group will meet at the Red Canopy

Door at noon and walk downtown

for lunch. Pick up will be at

2:00 pm at the Church. Youth

should bring about $15.00 for their

lunches. Dates are Wednesday,

June 13, Wednesday, July 25 (VBS

week), and Wednesday, August 8.

The Homeless Period Project

Feminine hygiene products (pads,

liners, and tampons) are being

collected in the Breezeway. These

supplies will be used to assemble

Period Packs for women and girls

living in poverty in the Greenville

community.

During the month of May, the Outreach Committee will be

collecting plastic grocery bags (clean, not torn) that will

be used for the Loaves and Fishes/Towers East and

Backpack Buddies ministries. A collection container will

be located in the Breezeway.

Plastic Bag Collection

Trinity is working with Loaves and Fishes to provide

fresh, nutritious food to Towers East. The next packing

date will be Sunday, May 27. Contact Shannon Barnett at

shannonbbarnett@gmail.com or Amanda Mast at

mast.amanda@gmail.com if interested in helping with

this project.

Loaves and Fishes for Towers East

Lutheran Church Youth is Trinity’s ministry program for youth in grades 6-12. All youth in these

age groups are invited to participate. The group meets from 6:00-8:00 pm in the Youth Center

unless otherwise noted.

May 6 – MCPHERSON PARK

After dinner, the group will walk to McPherson Park for games.

May 13 – ADVISOR APPRECIATION DINNER

The group will travel by bus to Fuddruckers for dinner and to thank the advisors. This year’s LCY

advisors are Maggie Boliek, Bev Bresette, Rich Bresette, Ashlyn Byrne, Karen Craig, Jessica Earley,

Chelsey Troutman, and Stephen Troutman. Drop off is at 6:00 pm and pick up is at 7:30 pm

(please note the change in end time), both at the Church. Youth should bring about $15.00 for

dinner.

May 20 – MESSY RELAYS

After dinner, youth will divide into teams and compete in a variety of silly and messy games and

relays. This is the last LCY of the school year.

Lutheran Church Youth

Youth Gathering chaperones, youth attendees and

their parents will gather for the group’s final

planning meeting on Sunday, May 6 at 12:15 pm in

the Youth Center. The group will go over the group

covenant and cell phone policy, discuss a packing

list, and review the trip’s schedule. All paperwork

and payments are due at this time. Lunch is

provided, and each family is asked to pay $5.00 to

help with the cost of the meal. Any families who are

unable to attend must notify Mandi Whitley by

Wednesday, May 2.

Youth Gathering

Middle School Mission Days

Trinity’s annual Middle School

Mission Days will be Monday, July 9

through Wednesday, July 11 from

9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Trinity’s

middle school students can

participate in one, two or all three

days. The cost of the event is

$15.00 per child, per day. The

money goes toward supplies,

snacks, and lunches. The

registration deadline is Sunday,

June 3. More information has been

emailed to families.

Loving Threads is a ministry that knits and crochets handmade prayer shawls, baby blankets and bandages for those in the community and around the world. Most work is done at home. For more information contact Amy Brown through the Church Office.

Loving Threads

Prayer Group

A prayer group meets at 11:30 am in the Library every

Wednesday. The group meets for thirty minutes to share

prayer concerns and celebrations and pray for individuals

and ministries in the life of Trinity. Prayer requests may

be emailed to Merry Mulcahy at marmulcahy@icloud.com.

All are invited to attend.

The Quilting Group meets in the Activities Building at 9:30 am on Mondays several times a month. The group makes quilts which are distributed by Lutheran World Relief. Participants do not need to know how to sew in order to make quilts. Willing volunteers who can cut fabric, iron, thread a needle or tie knots are welcome. Work is usually finished around noon, and participants can work as little, or as long, as they would like. There are also at-home sewing opportunities for those who cannot come to the gatherings. The group will meet on Mondays, May 7, 14, and 21. For more information, contact Amy Brown at 242-5702. Items needed for this ministry include cotton or mostly cotton fabric, and sheets. Sheets are used for the backing on the quilts. Sheets can be new or very gently used. The preferred size is twin flat, in all colors except white or cream. Donations for this ministry may be brought to the Church Office.

Quilting Group

The Trinity Book Group meets in the Parlor at 7:00 pm on

the third Thursday of even numbered months. Adults of

all ages are invited to come and discuss a variety of

books. The next meeting is June 21 when the group will

discuss Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate.

Book Group

The group will meet on Tuesday, May 8 at noon at The

Runway Café. Pastor Parham will lead a Bible study.

Contact Joe Rice with questions at saluda171@yahoo.com

or 864-704-4616. All men of the congregation and friends

are invited. This will be the last meeting until September.

Men’s Group

The Lydia Group will meet on Tuesday, May 8 at 10:00 am

in the Parlor to pack Personal Care Kits for Lutheran

World Relief. Afterwards, the group will enjoy lunch at

City Range on Haywood Road.

Lydia Group

Adult Choir is open to youth and adults. The choir

rehearses on Wednesday nights at 7:00 pm in the Choir

Room on the 2nd floor of the Pence Building, and

supports the worship of both Sunday morning services

and all festival services. The choir will sing combined

at the 9:00 am service on May 20. The end-of-the-

season rehearsal party will be on May 23 at 6:30 pm.

There is no rehearsal on May 30, and the Adult Choir

will be on break until August.

Adult Choir

Children’s Choir is for children in K5

through grade 5. Rehearsals are

Sunday afternoons of May 6 and 20

starting at 3:30 pm in the Choir Room

on the 2nd floor of the Pence

Building. Children’s Choir will sing on

May 13 for the feast of Mothers’ Day.

The last rehearsal before summer

break will be May 20 and include a

recap of some favorite songs, with fun

and games and ice cream! All

Children’s Choir parents are invited.

Children’s Choir

Handbell Choir is open to youth and adults. This choir

will rehearse on Wednesdays, May 2, 9 and 18 in the

Rehearsal Room on the second floor of the Pence

Building. The last rehearsal before summer break will

be May 16. Handbells ring on Sunday, May 20.

Handbell Choir All are invited to share their musical

gifts with Trinity by playing their

instruments in worship. If you are

interested, please contact Pastor

Parham by phone at 242-5702 or via

Trinity’s Instrumentalist Community

Youth Choir, for those in grades 6 through 12, will

rehearse on May 6 and 13 at 5:00 pm in the Choir

Room on the second floor of the Pence Building.

May 13 will be the last rehearsal before the summer

break. Youth Choir will serve as the lead choir for the

11:15 am service on May 20.

Youth Choir

With choirs on break during the months of June and

July, opportunities for soloists and smaller ensembles

to provide music for worship abound. Through the

month of May, Pastor Parham will be recruiting

musicians to offer music in worship at either or both

the 9:00 and 11:15 am services in June and July.

Please contact Pastor Parham if you are interested at

jcparham@trinitylutheran.ws.

Music through the Summer

Sunday School is offered for all ages every Sunday between the 9:00 and 11:15 am services at

10:10 am.

Preschoolers (infants through children under the age of four) may attend the First Faith class with

their parents for fellowship and Bible stories. A nursery is also available.

Children’s Sunday School for those who were four or five on September 1 meets on the first floor

of the Education Building, across from the elevator. Children in grades 1 through 5 meet in Grace

Place, upstairs in the Education Building.

Youth Sunday School for middle and high school students meets in the Youth Center. Youth will

enjoy “pick up” breakfast items, games, fellowship and devotions.

Adult Sunday School begins each Sunday at 9:50 am in the Multipurpose Room for coffee,

conversation, announcements and prayer. Adult classes follow in the Activities Building. What Does

It Mean to be a Lutheran? is a class for prospective and current members which discusses the

Christian faith from a Lutheran perspective. This class will meet for the final time on Sunday,

May 6. On Sundays, May 6 and 13, the Reverend Beth Templeton, director of Our Eyes Were

Opened, will teach about poverty issues as a continuation of the Poverty Simulation Event which

was held on April 22. On May 20 and 27, adults will meet as one class. Scouting the Divine looks at

images such as wine, wool, and wild honey in the Bible.

Sunday School

Vacation Bible School is set for July 23 through July 27,

2018, from 8:45 am until noon each day. The theme this

year is Hero Central: Discover Your Strength in God. The

directors are Anne Branham and Angela Larsen.

Vacation Bible School

Tuesday Monday Sunday

SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

EMERGENCY FOOD SUNDAY

8:30 ADULT CHOIR WARMUP 9:00 HOLY COMMUNION 9:00 PROJECT HOST SOUP KITCHEN 9:50 COFFEE & CONVERSATION 10:10 SUNDAY SCHOOL AND NEW MEMBER CLASS 10:45 ADULT CHOIR WARMUP 11:15 HOLY COMMUNION AND RECEPTION OF NEW MEMBERS

12:15 YOUTH GATHERING MEETING 3:30 CHILDREN’S CHOIR REHEARSAL 4:00 THEOLOGY ROUNDTABLE 5:00 YOUTH CHOIR REHEARSAL 6:00 LCY

SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

8:30 CHILDREN’S CHOIR WARMUP 9:00 HOLY COMMUNION 9:50 COFFEE & CONVERSATION 10:10 SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:45 ADULT CHOIR WARMUP 11:15 HOLY COMMUNION

12:15 RECEPTION FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 1:30 CONGREGATION COUNCIL 5:00 YOUTH CHOIR 6:00 LCY

6

13

DAY OF PENTECOST

EMERGENCY FOOD SUNDAY

8:30 ADULT CHOIR WARMUP 9:00 HOLY COMMUNION 9:50 COFFEE & CONVERSATION 10:10 SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:45 YOUTH CHOIR WARMUP 11:00 GAIHN SETUP 11:15 HOLY COMMUNION

3:30 CHILDREN’S CHOIR REHEARSAL AND ICE CREAM PARTY 4:00 TLC4TLC 4:00 OUTREACH COMMITTEE 4:00 PROPERTY COMMITTEE 5:00 YOUTH CHOIR 6:00 LCY

20

THE HOLY TRINITY

7:00 GAIHN TAKEDOWN 8:30 ADULT CHOIR WARMUP 9:00 HOLY COMMUNION 9:50 COFFEE & CONVERSATION 10:10 SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:45 ADULT CHOIR WARMUP 11:15 HOLY COMMUNION

12:45 OUT TO LUNCH BUNCH 5:00 PROPERTY COMMITTEE

27

1

10:00 LYDIA GROUP 12:00 MEN’S GROUP

8

15

AREA INTERFAITH

22

9:00 STAFF MEETING

29

9:00 STAFF MEETING

6

9:00 STAFF MEETING 9:30 QUILTING GROUP 7:00 EDUCATION COMMITTEE

14

8:45 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 9:00 STAFF MEETING

21

OFFICE CLOSED

28

9:00 STAFF MEETING 9:30 QUILTING GROUP

GREENVILLE

21

9:00 STAFF MEETING 9:30 QUILTING GROUP

7 11:30 PRAYER GROUP 6:00 HANDBELL CHOIR REHEARSAL 7:00 ADULT CHOIR REHEARSAL

11:30 PRAYER GROUP 6:00 HANDBELL CHOIR REHEARSAL 7:00 ADULT CHOIR REHEARSAL

Wednesday Saturday Friday Thursday 2

9

26

25 6:30 FAVOR FAMILY RECOVERY GROUP

SOUTH CAROLINA SYNOD ASSEMBLY

31

30

11:30 PRAYER GROUP 6:00 HANDBELL CHOIR REHEARSAL 7:00 ADULT CHOIR REHEARSAL

16 7:00 YOUNG ADULTS GROUP

17

18

19

6:30 FAVOR FAMILY RECOVERY GROUP

10

11

12

9:30 WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY AND FELLOWSHIP GROUP 6:30 WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY AND FELLOWSHIP GROUP

3

4

5

11:30 PRAYER GROUP 12:00 LEISURE/ACTION GAMEDAY 6:30 ADULT CHOIR REHEARSAL AND PARTY

HOSPITALITY NETWORK

24 23

Responsibilities for

9:00 am Lector Prayers Cantor Acolytes Greeters Nursery Nursery Aide Sunday School Nursery 11:15 am Lector Prayers Cantor Acolytes Greeters Nursery Communion Fill Communion Clean-up (9:00)

Ushers 9:00 Richard Delap (Captain), John Beckford, John Glymph, Margaret Wyatt 11:15 Richard Frye (Captain), Barbara Corell, George Corell, Scott Panhorst

Offering Tellers Team 1 Mike Boliek (Captain) Team 2 Joanne Jones, Mary Beth Ridenhour Maggie Boliek, Maureen Rose

6th

Mary Valenti Chris Harmon Marie Koon Jake Lynch Ellen Spiers Cathy Baus, Fred Baus Jo Glymph Bev Bresette, Betsy League Campbell Balck Karen Craig Dale Hamann Philip Wessinger Jeff Rehm Liam Forde Everett Lawrence Bobbi Metz, Laura Metz Mike Metz Amy Hegarty Owen Wannemacher Geraldine Weyermann Mike and Patti Parker Paul and Lisa Black

13th

Terry Batts Megan Koon Mark Godfrey Drew Goessel Andrew Smith Mary Margaret Delap, Richard Delap Pattimarie Janssen Casey Delap, Jacob Delap Peyton Roth Anne Branham Melissa Kolb George Corell Bob Schirmer Bo Wallace Mac Wallace Beth Renninger, Bill Renninger David Troutman Sarah Jo Harmon Paul Glass Caroline Massey (Intinction) John and Beth Henry WW and Mary Frances Martin

Nursery Captains 9:00 Shannon Barnett SS Karen Craig 11:15 Karen Craig

Audio Ministry Richard Delap

Visiting First Time Worshipers Debbie Farstad

Sanctuary Preparation Melanie Wessinger

United Ministry Food Baskets Bob Whitley

May 2018

27th

John Otten John Beckford Amanda Cook Madison Mercer Ryan Sease Maggie Boliek, Mike Boliek Donna Robinson Ashley Macek, Ryan Macek Conyers Wingard Joyce Weiner Melanie Helling Lynne Hunter Melanie Helling Annie Ives Emmie Wannemacher Wayne Landreth, Henry Wilcox Robyn Wilcox Lynne Hunter Emmie Wannemacher Sarah Weeks (Intinction) Mike and Patti Parker Nancy Jones

20th

Ryan Macek David Crigler Ann Coon Hunter Balck Andrew Rose Sally Boliek, Jason Brinkley Lani Ludian Bette Anderson, Betsy League Ryann Roth Ryan Macek Joe Rice Natalie McElhinny Rowan Brown Mac Wannemacher Owen Wannemacher Chris Sullivan, Terri Sullivan Nancy Teachey Melanie Wessinger Sydney Hoffert Randy and Linda Brown Al and Mary Valenti Philip and Melanie Wessinger