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Summer of Faith in this issue 2 Church Life 4 Faith Formation 5 Children & Youth 6 Missions & Outreach 7 This and That W e’ve all seen it, whether on vacation or in daily life, families being together while also being very separated by gadgets. We see families driving on the interstate, many with headphones and others looking off in the distance, surrounded by their own thoughts. We see groups at a restaurant, all with faces down and eyes locked on a screen. Sadly, we seem to talk less with one another and engage less with the world. At Sheridan, we want to help. We believe that the healthiest families are those who regularly engage with one another in loving and skillful ways. Even more important, we believe that our faith is developed – both as children and adults – through conversation. Quite simply, when we are faithfully engaged with one another, we learn and grow in faith. So this summer we want you to be able to grow in your faith by being in conversation with one another. Through our ministries you’ll find a variety of things that will help you engage in faith as a family like a variety of faith growing, intergenerational activities. You can take “Summertime Jesus” with you throughout the summer. We also post our sermons and weekly devotions on our website so that you can watch, listen and receive God’s word on the road and discuss as a family. We read in Micah 6:8, “He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?” What does this mean? Well, that the most faithful of us don’t need to do huge and great things, but really to continue to make God the center of our lives and family. Given all the planning that goes into a summer, why not also make an intentional plan for times to unplug, converse and learn from one another – especially about the faith that is truly the center of who we are. a monthly publication of Sheridan Lutheran Church July 2015 During the week of Memorial Day, Sheridan offered Camp Heart & Soul, a music and drama camp for 1 st -12 th grade students. The week focused on sharing the gifts that God has given us with others for the good of all, and not just for your own boasting. You can find the recap on our blog: sheridanlutheran.org/2015/06/camp- heart-soul-recap WAM Camp gave 21 1 st -5 th graders the opportunity to learn that church is a place to worship, pray, give and sing. You can find a recap of the week on our blog: sheridanlutheran.org/2015/06/ wam-camp-recap Confirmation Camp and “Sheridan Week” at Carol Joy Holling Camp were great opportunities for Sheridan’s young people to experience a place set apart to grow in faith. You can find a recap on our blog: sheridanlutheran. org/2015/06/confirmation-camp-2015 Everest VBS was a fabulous high energy week where more than 330 children learned to conquer challenges with God’s mighty power. See some photos from the week on page 5. Sheridan’s Summer Faith Formation Day Camp Recaps
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Summer of Faith
in this issue
2 Church Life4 Faith Formation5 Children & Youth6 Missions & Outreach7 This and That
We’ve all seen it, whether on vacation or in daily life, families being together while also being very separated by gadgets. We see families driving on the interstate, many with headphones and others looking
off in the distance, surrounded by their own thoughts. We see groups at a restaurant, all with faces down and eyes locked on a screen. Sadly, we seem to talk less with one another and engage less with the world.
At Sheridan, we want to help. We believe that the healthiest families are those who regularly engage with one another in loving and skillful ways. Even more important, we believe that our faith is developed – both as children and adults – through conversation. Quite simply, when we are faithfully engaged with one another, we learn and grow in faith.
So this summer we want you to be able to grow in your faith by being in conversation with one another. Through our ministries you’ll find a variety of things that will help you engage in faith as a family like a variety of faith growing, intergenerational activities. You can take “Summertime Jesus” with you throughout the summer. We also post our sermons and weekly devotions on our website so that you can watch, listen and receive God’s word on the road and discuss as a family.
We read in Micah 6:8, “He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?” What does this mean? Well, that the most faithful of us don’t need to do huge and great things, but really to continue to make God the center of our lives and family. Given all the planning that goes into a summer, why not also make an intentional plan for times to unplug, converse and learn from one another – especially about the faith that is truly the center of who we are.
a monthly publication of Sheridan Lutheran Church July 2015
During the week of Memorial Day, Sheridan offered Camp Heart & Soul, a music and drama camp for 1st-12th grade students. The week focused on sharing the gifts that God has given us with others for the good of all, and not just for your own boasting. You can find the recap on our blog: sheridanlutheran.org/2015/06/camp-heart-soul-recap
WAM Camp gave 21 1st-5th graders the opportunity to learn that church is a place to worship, pray, give and sing. You can find a recap of the week on our blog: sheridanlutheran.org/2015/06/wam-camp-recap
Confirmation Camp and “Sheridan Week” at Carol Joy Holling Camp were great opportunities for Sheridan’s young people to experience a place set apart to grow in faith. You can find a recap on our blog: sheridanlutheran.org/2015/06/confirmation-camp-2015
Everest VBS was a fabulous high energy week where more than 330 children learned to conquer challenges with God’s mighty power. See some photos from the week on page 5.
Sheridan’s Summer Faith Formation Day Camp Recaps
Sheridan Lutheran Church Newsletter | July 2015 | sheridanlutheran.org
If you have a baptism, birth, wedding, sympathy or other milestone to share, please call the church office at 402-423-4769. We’d be happy to share your news with our church family in the monthly Scroll. Submissions are due by the 15th of the month.
BirthsIsaac Anthony Dean Baden son of Travis & Andrea;Brantley Nicholas Dittmer son of Nick & Becky; Truman Edward and Burke Clifford Dolen sons of Zach &
Tara; Cohen Christopher Haden son of Linsey & Matt;Emmett Gail Jensen son of Martin & Toni; Wyatt Ging Ogden son of Todd & Shawna;Coraline Magnolia Plageman daughter of Emily & Brendan;Charlotte Jane Price daughter of Brent & Melissa; Sterling Silas Rumsey son of Leia & Ross;Lincoln Raymond Vorhies son of Amy & Topher.
BaptismsEli Dwain Johnson son of Jessica & Jared;
Leighton Keil Loper daughter of Blake & Corrie; Henry Arlon Poppert son of Brandon & Rachel;Carly Ryan Riggert daughter of Jeff & Kim; Cohen Brooks Thober son of Jon & Tonya.
With SympathyRose (Greg) Bouvier family on the death of sister Roxanne
Miller; Bonnie Brinkman on the death of son Douglas,Cindy Ebner on the death of mother Dorothy Ebner;Anne Liesveld on the death of grandfather Owen Liesveld;Myron Peterson family on the death of wife Lynne Peterson.
WeddingsRachel Isherwood & Adam Barry; Beth Chappelle & Corey Vidlak; Kristine Smith & Ross Cheloha; Brian Keiser & Sarah Cianci;Heather Ottemann & Don Mitchell;Thomas Didier & Cass Griffin.
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Church family support and news
WeddingsInterested in holding your wedding at Sheridan? Visit sheridanlutheran.org/weddings. Contact [email protected] for scheduling or other questions.
Hospital visitsMembers of the visitation team make daily visits to Lincoln area hospitals to offer support, encouragement and prayer. Call the church at 402-423-4769 to schedule a visit. Please do not rely on the hospital to notify the church.
For those grieving or planning funeralsPlease contact Susie in the church office at 402-423-4769.
Pastoral careContact the church office at 402-423-4769 during business hours: 8am - 5pm; Monday-Friday. In case of emergencies (death of a loved one or if immediate assistance is needed) after hours call 402-423-4769 and press option 4.
First Steps Baptism ClassThe next First Steps Baptism Class is Sunday, July 26 at 11am in the church office conference room. This class is for those wanting to have their children baptized at Sheridan. You may schedule your child’s baptism with the office prior to attending the class.
Synod Assembly Recap & RecognitionsSheridan’s delegates and rostered leaders participated in the annual Nebraska Synod Assembly in Kearney in May. You can download the official recap from the Nebraska Synod website: nebraskasynod.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/2015summary_color.pdf Special recognitions were made for three of our rostered leaders celebrating milestone anniversaries at the assembly. Kathy Paisley, celebrates 10 years of commissioning, Pastor Michelle celebrates 15 years of ordination and Pastor Greg celebrates 20 years of ordination.
Mission: Be a community of Christ’s faithful followers, who have been called by God to love deeply, grow spiritually and share abundantly!
Abide in Me
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May 2015 Financials:INCOMEGeneral Fund $123,444Mission $16,790Sunday School YTD $826Readiness Fund YTD $75,352 BUDGETGeneral Fund $130,000
May 2015 attendance:
wed wknd wklyMay 2/3* 252 915 1,167May 9/10 1,329 1,329May 16/17 1,102 1,102May 23/24+ 881 881May 30/31 1,255 1,255
2015 average 1,096 1,1472014 average 906 963
*Lincoln Marathon+Memorial Day/LPS Graduation
Collection SundayBring needed items the first Sunday of the month.
Barnabas Community is in need of in-season clothing; especially larger sizes.
Clinic with a Heart is in need of personal care items such as shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste and body soap.
Cash donations are always welcome and needed to meet immediate needs. Please mark all financial contributions “Clinic with a Heart” or “Barnabas Community.”
Holiday Closing The church will be closed on Fri., July 3, in observance of Independence Day.
Current Worship Series: Generating GreatnessWhat does true greatness look like? No matter what the venue – sports, business, or social – the true nature of greatness is hotly debated. We have a cultural fascination with greatness, and so many strive for individual success. We want to be great; but to what end, and to what purpose?
It seems that each generation looks at the next generation and questions them – their values and abilities. Moreover, each generation sees the shortcomings of those who have gone before and tries to approach life to compensate for the needs they see in the world. Who knows what is best?
This summer we are reflecting on Biblical values that point to greatness. We are touching on how these values can be lived well. We will work on appreciating how faith is shared between generations. We will also see how our faith grows when generations both give and receive from one another.
June 27 & 28 - Enduring: 1 Corinthians 1:26-31July 4 & 5 - Sacrificing: John 15:12-17July 11 & 12 - Inclusive: Galatians 3:23-29July 18 & 19 - Holistic: Mark 5:25-34July 25 & 26 - Serving: Jeremiah 1:4-9August 1 & 2 - Optimistic: Joel 2:23-32
What is Abiding Month? Jesus tells us in John 15 that abiding in him is the best way to bear fruit. As we strive to be disciples of Jesus, we want to follow his example of regular times of rest and time abiding in God’s presence.
July is Abiding Month at Sheridan. This means a minimum scheduling of programming and meetings so staff can use time to abide in Christ for rest and renewal. Abiding gives us concentrated time receiving power and strength from the Father, renewing our call in this world. Worship, both corporate and individual, is a priority during this time as is time in prayer and in God’s Word. We encourage everyone to be intentional in renewing your soul and spirit during July. We start again from this place of rest, and return with renewed creativity and energy for God’s work at Sheridan and in the community.
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will be scheduled in the following weeks. New members completing this workshop are invited to join as members in worship that same weekend.
Can’t make this weekend work? Save the date for future opportunities: Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 21.
Faith BuildersClasses meet Mondays; 6:30-8pm; Sept. 14-April 4Info: [email protected] or [email protected] Builder, Andy Dearmont gives a great reason to consider making the commitment to this discipleship program. “The Faith Builders program is a wonderful way to grow yourself and become engaged
in the congregation at Sheridan. Personally, it has helped me listen to God’s call, balance my spiritual side, and appreciate my spiritual gifts. It provided great fellowship and strengthens the foundation of our congregation!” If you are considering joining the 2015 -2016 class, please contact Kathy or Pastor Eric.
Nursery Staff NeededInfo: [email protected] Lutheran is in need of caring adults (18 and over) to work in the nursery on Sundays from 9:30am-noon. There are also hours on Wednesday evenings from September - April and some Saturdays. For more information about this paid position, please contact Beth Jessen.
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SLC offers educational programs for children and adults. For a full listing of programs, visit us online at sheridanlutheran.org or call the church office.
think about it.
Summer Book Club: The Divine ConspiracyMondays, June 29, July 6, 13 & 20; 6:30pm; Room 413 Info: [email protected] are invited to a book study of Dallas Willard’s The Divine Conspiracy. The Divine Conspiracy is a contemporary Christian classic that has helped make Christian faith and Christian theology meaningful and is best read and experienced in the company of other Christians. We will divide the book up into parts and share our learnings, questions and life intersections when we gather. Books are available for purchase in our OneSent Market. Please sign up at the Welcome Center.
New Member WorkshopSat., June 27; 9am - noon; Great RoomInfo: [email protected] you interested in becoming a member of Sheridan? Join us for our New Member Workshop. Spend the morning learning about meeting God on the road, grace for the journey and traveling the journey to a fulfilled life, you will also have an opportunity to take a spiritual gift inventory. Refreshments will be available. Child care is provided with advance reservations. A conversation with Kathy Paisley, Director of Ministries,
Confirmation Ministry 2015-2016
Confirmation registration form live July 1Info: sheridanlutheran.org/middle-school-confirmation
We have enhanced our Confirmation ministry for 2015-2016 to give 6th-8th grade students greater ownership in their Confirmation experience and to grow deeper in their faith as individuals and within the community. Beginning fall of 2015, we will offer two different types of classes – core classes and elective classes.
Core classes will build on the strength of the ministry. Students will learn in both large group and grade level small group formats.
Elective classes will be classes the student, as an individual, choose to attend. Each student will have a variety of class options to choose from and will need to register for these elective classes between July 1 and August 15.
Searching for Small Group LeadersInfo: [email protected] school is a tough period of life made even tougher these days
because of the impact and pressures of social media. Against this reality, Sheridan Lutheran Church receives a rare gift each Wednesday, through our Confirmation Ministry. We get the privilege of reminding them that in their baptisms they are named and claimed by God and nothing in all creation will be able to separate them from the love of God in Christ Jesus.
As we prepare for the new year of confirmation, we ask you to discern if God is calling you to walk with a group as a Confirmation small group leader. If you do feel called, or if you want more information please contact Pastor Michelle Oetken.
Mission: Be a community of Christ’s faithful followers, who have been called by God to love deeply, grow spiritually and share abundantly!
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Everest Vacation Bible School Volunteer Thank You!Info: sheridanlutheran.org/vbsThank you to the more than 150 cool volunteers around that helped to make Everest VBS a great experience for more than 330 children. This great high energy week couldn’t happen without you!
Interactive Faith Formation Activities ContinueAll generations are encouraged to worship and enjoy interactive faith experiences. We are excited to offer opportunities for all ages to gather together around tables in the Family
Life Center following worship for coffee, juice and treats while enjoying some creative activities that make the theme of the day even more memorable. Activities are available on each table with supplies and directions. We are regularly featuring a large intergenerational creative activity for all ages to do each Sunday. These are on display on the wall of the Family Life Center.
Don’t Forget Your Summertime Jesus Photos!Pick up a Summertime Jesus to help you remember that wherever you go this summer, Jesus goes with you!
Snap a photo of Summertime Jesus whether on vacation or in ordinary moments, and post them on your social media pages, mention us @sheridanluthlnk, or use the hashtag #sheridanluthlnk. If you don’t use social media but still want to participate, simply email your photos to [email protected] by August 12.
Save the DateBackpack Blessing - Aug. 8 & 9Volunteer Mission Fair - Aug. 16 & 23Education Volunteer Training - Aug. 30.
Everyone had fun at Everest Vacation Bible School, June 15-19!
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Local Ministry Update: Barnabas Meals
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ELCA Global Hunger Grant Benefits Barnabas CommunityInfo: [email protected]
As our work and service continues at Barnabas Community, our staff of volunteers noticed a pattern that was happening at the end of each month. People were hungry. For many of our guests at Barnabas, hunger is a real issue. Guests often come into the Barnabas Community Center depending upon the cookies and treats provided to be a meal for that time of the day. Many guests rely upon the help of SNAP and our Sunday food distribution through Foodnet. Even with the help of these programs, the end of the month is a struggle for many to make ends meet.
Out of this need was born the idea to host a meal at Barnabas Community on the last Thursday night of the month. The Barnabas Store & Community Center are already open and guests know about our services typically offered this night. Why not offer a free, healthy meal to complement our services and meet an unfulfilled need?
Through our greater church relationships, Barnabas Community and Sheridan received a $1,000 grant to kickstart this meal ministry. If you would like to support this ministry, please make checks payable to Sheridan Lutheran Church, Memo: Barnabas Meal. Thanks to our Nebraska Synod and ELCA partnerships that are helping us launch this new ministry to fight hunger in our community of Lincoln!
Cathy, Anne & Carly Alley; Pastor Greg Bouvier, Maureen & Becca Burson; Jonella & Sten Eisentrager; Jerry Fricke; Ronnie, Jane, Kelli & Regan Green; Nila Jacobson; Lisa & Gary King; Jim & Jody Simeck; Amy & Brent Wagner and Marla Zoz. Please pray for these participants, the homeowners in El Salvador and follow their experience on the blog at: sheridanlutheran.org/el-salvador.
Noisy Offering: God’s Global Barnyard – One Farm purchased – One Farm To Go! In partnership with Lutheran World Relief, our noisy offering has provided a family with all it needs to have a healthy farm for $715! A cow, a couple of goats, a dozen chicks, two pigs, and farming tools, plus agricultural training and marketing support can help a family achieve a fresh start. With new tools and techniques, crops will grow bigger and stronger than ever before. Eggs, milk and meat from farm animals will provide enough food to eat and sell on the market, helping a family escape the cycle of hunger and poverty — for good.
With noisy offering giving trends, this summer, we can provide one more farm before our children are back to school! Thanks Sheridan children and families for your generosity! Praise God!
Tanzania Vision Trip 2016Trip dates: Jan. 25 – Feb. 9, 2016Info: Tom or Linda Gapp; 402-421-7502 or [email protected] the Nebraska Synod on a trip to Tanzania, East Africa. Visit ministry sites of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Tanzania including meeting sponsored students at the secondary schools. The focus of the trip will be the dedication of the Udoro Church led by Pastor Greg. Learn more about the trip online at: sheridanlutheran.org/tanzania.
Rebuilding NepalInfo: [email protected] of May 28, the community of Sheridan has raised $2,900 to benefit rebuilding efforts in Nepal. This, paired with the $675 from the VBS offering for our partners at Lutheran World Relief, helps to continue rebuilding and development work for long into the future. Stay updated on the work of Lutheran World Relief at facebook.com/luthworldrelief and twitter.com/luthworldrelief.
Haiti VBS Team Gears UpJune 26 - July 3; Jacmel, HaitiThere are 10 participants from Sheridan Lutheran Church. They are: Mark Bartholomew, Pastor Rhonda Bostrom, Alex Bouvier,
Hailey Frost, Alex Henning, DJ Hawke, Julie Hestermann, Lauren Hestermann, Tish Hughes and Brenda Roelfs. Please keep the Haiti VBS team in your prayers! Please pray for our leaders serving, the camp participants and leaders as well as follow their experiences on the blog at: sheridanlutheran.org/haiti
Habitat for Humanity Global Village Trip to El Salvador Gets Ready for DepartureJuly 25 - August 2; Santa Ana, El SalvadorFor more than eight years, we have sent mission teams and financial resources to help build fourteen homes in the Santa Ana community. This summer, Sheridan will send a team of 22 to help build houses. Please pray for Todd,
Mission: Be a community of Christ’s faithful followers, who have been called by God to love deeply, grow spiritually and share abundantly!
Don’t Miss It: Memorial Labyrinth Dedication
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Cards & GamesSun., July 12; 3 - 5pm; Room 111Info: [email protected] enjoy card games followed by a potluck supper. Friends are welcome and rides are available.
Women’s Salad SupperTues., July 14; 6pm; Family Life CenterInfo: Pat Sanford, 402-489-2147 or [email protected] women are invited to Sheridan’s Annual Salad Supper. Come alone, or with a friend, and enjoy great salads and conversation and a hymn sing. An offering will be taken for our Tanzanian orphan’s school fees. Bring a salad to share; rolls and drinks will be provided.
Lutheran World Relief Kit Supplies NeededInfo: Kathy Johnson; 402-489-8582Please help collect items for school,
personal care and baby care kits for Lutheran World Relief. Back-to-School sales are a great time to save money on many school kit items. Go to sheridanlutheran.org/serve/inkind/lutheran-world-relief for specific kit contents and assembly instructions You may also pick up a copy from the Welcome Center. A collection box will be at entrance #2, near the Child Development Center doors. Kits are assembled and mailed in November.
Update from Lutheran World Relief QuiltsIn 2014, 45 of the quilts from Sheridan were distributed by Lutheran World Relief to Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey and Iraq. Thank you for praying over these quilts and for the hands that made them. Look for more information on the In kind Offering to Lutheran World Relief & Quilt Blessing in November.
Join Us For Breakfast In JulyCelebrate being the church family together with a special time to thank those who volunteer their time in the following ministries. A freewill offering will be taken each week to offset costs, and proceeds will benefit the ministry of the day.• July 5: Oatmeal Bar / Clinic with a
Heart• July 12: Bagels / Matt Talbot
Kitchen & Outreach• July 19: Cinnamon Rolls /
Barnabas Community. There will also be a collection for NEW underwear of all sizes this weekend for Barnabas Community.
• July 26: Muffins / Hospital Visitations
Quilt AuctionSat., July 25, 9am; Carol Joy Holling CenterInfo: caroljoyholling.orgMore than 350 quilts will be on display during this great annual family event. All proceeds from the auction go to support the Nebraska Lutheran Outdoor Ministries Campership Fund.
Worship at the Nebraska State PenitentiarySat. Aug. 22; 5pm (forms due July 22)Info: [email protected] with Followers of Christ congregation, a congregation inside the Nebraska State Penitentiary, is a powerful way to experience God’s church breaking down cultural barriers and uniting all believers in Christ. This experience will give you a new perspective on the transformational power of forgiveness and grace. To participate you will need to complete a form and turn it into Pastor Eric by July 22. Worship is one-hour, followed by a one hour Bible study. Following this experience we will find a place to process the experience together.
Memorial Labyrinth Dedication & ToursSun., July 19; throughout the morningSheridan is blessed with a beautiful outdoor campus that includes a Columbarium, Outdoor Worship Center, Stations of the Cross, a pond, walking trails, benches, Prayer & Reflection Center and a Memorial Prayer Labyrinth. We invest in our outside spaces because the outdoors is a powerful way that many people connect with God.
Join us as we dedicate this sacred space to the glory of God and for the faith growth of all people. Be sure to come for this unique faith experience.
Contact us:Phone: 402-423-4769Email: [email protected]: sheridanlutheran.org
Church Leadership:EXECUTIVE COUNCILPresident: Richard BeckerVice President: Jeanne McClureSecretary: Bev PhilippiTreasurer: Alan FoslerMember At-Large: Eve Brank
PASTORSSenior Pastor: Greg BouvierAssociate Pastor: Eric Bostrom Associate Pastor: Rhonda BostromAssociate Pastor: Michelle Oetken
Director of Ministries & Discipleship: Kathy Paisley, AiMDirector of Business & Finance: Jean PoppertDirector of Worship Arts: Molly SchmitDirector of Children’s Ministries: Julie HestermannYouth Ministries: Cameron McDanielCommunications: Amy Wagner
For a complete staff and council listing, please visit our website at sheridanlutheran.org.
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Everest VBS
67 climbing crews trekked with their leaders through
stations to learn of God’s power and love. You can see pictures and read about the great week of Vacation Bible School our blog: sheridanlutheran.org/2015/06/everest-vbs-god-has-the-power/
Learn & Work Scholars
7students will receive full or partial college scholarships
during the 2015-2016 academic year. Since 2006, Sheridan has partnered with HiMark Golf Course to offer $4,000 college scholarships to students with demonstrated need and who have overcome adversity.
Hospital Visits
123 hospital visits were made during May.
This is not possible without great volunteers willing to visit members and friends in the hospital. Learn more about this ministry from the blog: sheridanlutheran.org/2015/06/hospital-visitations-for-may
Genny Straube Tenure
25 years is how long Genny Straube has joyfully
served Sheridan Lutheran Church. Please help us in thanking Genny for all she does for Sheridan. You can read more about how she has served at Sheridan over the years on our blog: sheridanlutheran.org/2015/06/genny-straube-25-years
Publication Submissions Bulletin submissions are due each Tuesday at 5pm. Please email submissions to Genny Straube at [email protected].
August Scroll deadline is July 15 at 5pm. Please email submissions to Amy Wagner at [email protected].
June Events-By the Numbers!A look back at some of our stories.
