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CTL Office Hours Monday: Office closed

Tuesday through Friday: 9:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M. These are the regularly scheduled hours for Peggy.

For Pastoral care, members are welcome to call Pr.

Michael Rothaar at 630-865-5246

The Bridge

March 2017

Christ the Lord Lutheran Church (CTL)

A Reconciling in Christ Congregation 847-741-8141

Email: [email protected] Website: www.ctlelgin.org Like us at www.facebook.com/ctlelgin

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on the top of the mail slots outside the church office.

We are centered in Christ and reach out to care.

We proclaim Jesus as Lord and Savior.

We equip and teach for spiritual growth.

We worship passionately.

We minister to the physical and spiritual needs of others.

We discern and use the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

We invite and involve others with a welcoming heart.

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Contents *COME ONE COME ALL* ......................................................................... 4

*WORSHIP NEWS* ................................................................................ 14

Sunday Morning Schedule ....................................................... 14

Scripture Lessons for March ................................................... 14

*FROM OUR LEADERSHIP* .................................................................. 15

Update on Getting a New Pastor ............................................. 16

*GET INVOLVED* ................................................................................... 17

Our AIM is Opening Doors to the Future (Capital Appeal) ....... 17

Needles and Pins Circle – ........................................................ 18

Bound and Ungagged ............................................................. 18

Bound & Ungagged Books For2017......................................... 19

Social Ministry News ............................................................... 19

Mitten Tree: ......................................................................... 19

Easter Food Baskets: .......................................................... 19

Love Elgin Day: ................................................................... 19

Upcoming Intergenerational Events! All are welcome! .......... 20

Kids Hope USA ......................................................................... 20

House Blessing ........................................................................ 21

January Financial Report ........................................................ 22

Envelope Change Coming ........................................................ 22

Vineyard Breakfast ................................................................. 22

Prayerful Humor..................................................................... 22

*LEARNING* ........................................................................................... 23

Adult Study Groups ................................................................. 23

*PRAYER REQUESTS* .......................................................................... 24

*SPECIAL DATES TO REMEMBER* ..................................................... 25

*THANK YOU*......................................................................................... 26

*CHRIST THE LORD LUTHERAN CHURCH* ........................................ 27

*COME ONE COME ALL* For future events, be sure the church office and Bridge editor receive date and time information so calendars and space needs are all correct! Please click on blue hyperlinks for more information. Click here for the (Full Calendar )

Thu Mar 2 7:00pm Bells - CTL Sanctuary

Fri Mar 3 9:00am Coffee with Friends - In the

Neighborhood Cafe - 185 North

Edison Avenue, Elgin, IL 60123

Sat Mar 4 8:00am Bound & Ungagged - Colonial Cafe &

Ice Cream, 600 South McLean

Boulevard, Elgin, IL 60123

Sun Mar 5 11:00am Intergenerational Event - Fellowship

Hall

Mon Mar 6 9:00am Coffee with Friends - Gail Borden

Library cafe - 270 North Grove

Avenue, Elgin, IL 60120

Tue Mar 7 9:00am Needles & Pins - CTL Fellowship

Tue Mar 7 7:00pm Bible & Brew - The Village Squire,

125 Washington St, West Dundee, IL

60118

Wed Mar 8 10:00am Bible Study - CTL Library

Wed Mar 8 7:00pm Lenten Midweek - CTL Sanctuary




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Sun Mar 12 11:00am Easter Food Basket Sign-Up Begins -

Gathering Area


Library cafe -, 270 North Grove





60118

Tue Mar 14 7:00pm Randall Trail Condominium

Association - CTL Fellowship Hall


Wed Mar 15 6:00pm All Are Welcome - CTL Library


Thu Mar 16 6:30am Vineyard Breakfast - Vineyard Church

of Elgin, 220 Division St, Elgin, IL

60120, USA

Thu Mar 16 7:00pm Sewing Guild - CTL Fellowship


Thu Mar 16 7:00pm Council - CTL Library This event has

notifications


Neighborhood Cafe - In the

Neighborhood, 185 North Edison


17-Mar 7:02pm Faith Sharing Evening Group - NO

MTG

Sun Mar 19 2:00pm Habitat House Blessing - 611

Margaret, Elgin, IL

Sun Mar 19 5:00pm Welcome Dinner & Ministry Fair -

Fellowship Hall


Library cafe - Gail Borden Public

Library, 270 North Grove Avenue,

Elgin, IL 60120

Tue Mar 21 10:00am Quilts of Valor - CTL Fellowship Hall



60118








Library cafe -, 270 North Grove





60118







Fri Mar 31 5:00pm Soup Kettle - Holy Trinity Lutheran

Church, 357 Division St, Elgin, IL

60120

Sat Apr 1 8:00am Bound & Ungagged - Colonial Cafe &



Sun Apr 2 4:00pm Bridge Group - Offsite

Mon Apr 3 9:00am Coffee with Friends - Gail Borden



Tue Apr 4 9:00am Needles & Pins - CTL Fellowship

Tue Apr 4 7:00pm Bible & Brew - The Village Squire,


60118

Wed Apr 5 10:00am Bible Study - CTL Library

Wed Apr 5 7:00pm Lenten Midweek - CTL Sanctuary

Thu Apr 6 5:00pm Mutual Ministry - CTL Library

Thu Apr 6 7:00pm Bells - CTL Sanctuary

Fri Apr 7 9:00am Coffee with Friends - In the



Fri Apr 7 10:00am Easter Food Basket Assemble -

Library







60118


Wed Apr 12 7:00pm Lenten Midweek - CTL Sanctuary

Thu Apr 13 7:00pm Maundy Thursday


Fri Apr 14 7:00pm Good Friday Worship




Sat Apr 15 9:30am Intergenerational Easter Event -

Fellowship Hall

Sun Apr 16 All Easter Sunday

Sun Apr 16 4:00pm Bridge Group - Offsite Location




Tue Apr 18 10:00am Quilts of Valor - CTL Fellowship Hall



60118


Wed Apr 19 6:00pm All Are Welcome

Thu Apr 20 6:30am Vineyard Breakfast - Vineyard Church


60120, USA

Thu Apr 20 7:00pm Sewing Guild - CTL Fellowship


Thu Apr 20 7:00pm Council - CTL Library




Fri Apr 21 9:00am Heritage Portrait Studio Setup (Dance

Studio Photos) - Tentative -

Fellowship Hall, CTL Library, CTL

Choir Room

Fri Apr 21 7:02pm Faith Sharing Evening Group - TBA

Sat Apr 22 8:00am Heritage Portrait Studio (Dance

Studio Photos) - Tentative -

Fellowship Hall, CTL Library

Sun Apr 23 10:30am Holy Hilarity Potluck - Fellowship Hall


Library cafe 270 North Grove Avenue,

Elgin, IL 60120

Mon Apr 24 7:00pm Cub Scouts - CTL Fellowship Hall




60118

Tue Apr 25 7:00pm Templo Apostolico Maranatha Bible

Study - CTL Library






Mon May 1 9:00am Coffee with Friends - Gail Borden



Mon May 1 7:00pm Cub Scouts (Committee Meeting) -

Fellowship Hall

Tue May 2 9:00am Needles & Pins - CTL Fellowship

Tue May 2 7:00pm Bible & Brew - The Village Squire,


60118

Tue May 2 7:00pm Templo Apostolico Maranatha Bible

Study - CTL Library

Wed May 3 10:00am Bible Study - CTL Library

Thu May 4 7:00pm Bells - CTL Sanctuary

Fri May 5 9:00am Coffee with Friends - In the



Sat May 6 8:00am Bound & Ungagged - Colonial Cafe &



Sun May 7 11:00am Education Hour - Fellowship Hall

Sun May 7 4:00pm Bridge Group - Offsite







60118









Tue May 16 10:00am Quilts of Valor - CTL Fellowship Hall



60118


Wed May 17 6:00pm All Are Welcome

Thu May 18 6:30am Vineyard Breakfast - Vineyard Church


60120, USA

Thu May 18 7:00pm Sewing Guild - CTL Fellowship


Thu May 18 7:00pm Council - CTL




Fri May 19 7:02pm Faith Sharing Evening Group - TBA

Sun May 21 4:00pm Bridge Group - Offsite Location







60118






Fri May 26 7:00pm Cub Scouts (Graduation) - Sanctuary

& Fellowship Hall







60118


*WORSHIP NEWS*

Sunday Morning Schedule 9:30 a.m. Worship/Communion 11:00 a.m. Education Hour

Ash Wednesday is March 1 - our service is at 7:00 PM. This is a service of confession, the imposition of ashes as a sign of penitence, and solemn Holy Communion, which begins the 40-day period of preparation for Good Friday and Easter.

On the five Wednesday evenings of Lent (beginning March 8) we will gather for a simple service of the Word and prayer at 7:00 PM. Each service will also feature a lesson on Martin Luther's call for a link between economic justice and faith. This study lifts up themes related to both the ELCA World Hunger Appeal and the 500th Anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation.

Scripture Lessons for March Wednesday Mar 1 – Ash Wednesday Joel 2:1-2, 12-17 or Isaiah 58:1-12 Psalm 51:1-17 (1) 2 Corinthians 5:20b—6:10 Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21 Color: Purple Sunday Mar 5 – First Sunday in Lent Genesis 2:15-17; 3:1-7 Psalm 32 (10) Romans 5:12-19 Matthew 4:1-11 Color: Purple Sunday Mar 12 – Second Sunday in Lent Genesis 12:1-4a

Psalm 121 (1, 2) Romans 4:1-5, 13-17 John 3:1-17 Color: Purple Sunday Mar 19 – Third Sunday in Lent Exodus 17:1-7 Psalm 95 (1) Romans 5:1-11 John 4:5-42 Color: Purple Sunday Mar 26 – Fourth Sunday in Lent 1 Samuel 16:1-13 Psalm 23 (5) Ephesians 5:8-14 John 9:1-41 Color: Purple

*FROM OUR LEADERSHIP* From the Pastor

Ash Wednesday this year is, by chance, also the first day of Meteorological Spring. It begins the 40-day period before Easter, whose name originally derived from “lencten” to mark the lengthening of the days during Springtime.

In this unusual year, when the past two mild months have fooled so many budding shrubs and trees into thinking Spring might already be here, it’s helpful to remember that bleak darkness can sometimes lurk just around the corner.

When we begin this “penitential” season with the mark of ashes and the reminder that we are dust (and to dust we shall return), it is a way of centering our minds on our dependence on God. Although we should daily repent, daily die to sin and rise to new life, this is a time of year to remind ourselves that we are wholly dependent on God’s grace .

This year we are again commemorating Lent with a concentration on Food Insecurity. I invite you to make a sacrificial gift during this season to the ELCA World Hunger appeal. As the daily devotional book (available to you at church) puts it, “Formed in relationship, confident in God’s abundance and promise and supported by your generosity, ELCA World Hunger creatively and courageously works toward a just world where all are fed.”

The daily devotional theme, and our teaching time each Wednesday at 7:00, is also built on Martin Luther’s teachings on economic justice. As an ELCA social statement puts it, “Economic life is intended to be a means through which God’s purposes for humankind and creation are to be served.”

In our age, many crises are looming. As a comprehensive report in the Guardian put it, “All of the studies suggest the worst impacts will be felt by the poorest people.” As one expert put it, "Climate change is already having a domino effect on food and nutritional security for the world's poorest and most vulnerable people. Child malnutrition is predicted to increase by 20% by 2050. Climate change impacts will disproportionately fall on people living in tropical regions, and particularly on the most vulnerable and marginalized population groups. This is the injustice of climate change – the worst of the impacts are felt by those who contributed least to causing the problem."

But from Europe to the US to Asia, no population will remain insulated from the huge changes in food production that the rest of the century will bring. May part of our Lenten observance this year be a renewed focus on better use of our resources to protect the poor.

The Rev. Dr Michael R. Rothaar Interim Pastor

Update on Getting a New Pastor The Ministry Site Profile (approved by our council in

January) has now been approved for posting by our synod bishop, Rev. Wayne Miller. Our Ministry Site Profile is now available throughout the ELCA, and is available to all pastors seeking a call at www.elca.org/Call-Process/Current-Openings. Copies of the Ministry Site Profile are available on the table in front of the church office, if you are interested. This means that our Call Committee may now receive "Rostered Leader Profiles" from our synod staff.

http://www.elca.org/Call-Process/Current-Openings

*GET INVOLVED*

Fellowship Event March 4th 15 tickets (more if needed) have been reserved for "Pippin", at Crystal Lake South High School on Sat., Mar. 4 at 1:00. Our own Ben Stoner is the director. Pippin won a Tony Award in 2013 for best Musical Revival. See the signup; tickets are only $10, with payment due to the Tolzmanns by February 19.

Our AIM is Opening Doors to the Future (Capital Appeal)

At the end of January we heard our Music Director, Jason P, explain how difficult it is to enter our building in a wheelchair. At worship we have seen photos of Jamie struggling to get him through the doors. He also stressed the importance of having more secure doors for those in the building and for our property. Then three weeks later we heard Eric L use a Fire/CO detector to put across, creatively, our need to address building issues identified by our Council.

Our AIM goal is to raise at least $45,000 in three years to buy new doors with power assist, repair the roof & clerestory windows, and replace the well pump and tank. In April, we will be asked to make a commitment to this appeal for a total sum over the three years, which can be given weekly, monthly, once a year or whatever works best. Then on Mother’s Day, May 14th, will be a Great Sunday of Giving. We hope to raise $5,000-$10,000 on that Sunday to kickstart our appeal. If we expect a Tax Refund, consider giving a generous part of it to this appeal on the 14th.

We have a fantastic welcome statement. To make us even more welcoming we need to replace the entrance doors, which are a current barrier to some persons. Our facility will be completely handicap accessible, thanks to your positive response to this appeal.

Needles and Pins Circle – Remember when your mom had “Circle” at church or the

neighborhood ladies got together to “Coffee Klatch”. I do, and I remember my Mom forming the best bonds of friendship with those ladies. They were like sisters to her and second Moms to us. Well, CTL has that group. We meet on Tuesdays from 9 -12 and we sew, knit, crochet, make cards, visit and just kibitz. Sometimes someone even brings a special treat or new recipe that we all have to sample. You are all welcome to join us. Even if you don’t do any of these crafty things we would love to have you there just to visit. Or come and LEARN how to do something new.

If we are having lots of fun (which is often) we bring a sack lunch and just keep going into the afternoon. What a great way to spend a Tuesday Morning.

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AmazonSmile, you need to select a charitable organization to receive donations from eligible purchases before you begin shopping. They will remember your selection, and then every eligible purchase you make on Amazon will result in an automatic donation! A simple way to support CTL!

Bound and Ungagged Bound and Ungagged is reading "The Underground

Railroad" by Colson Whitehead for Sat. Mar. 4. For April 1st we will be reading "The Invention of Wings" by Sue Monk Kidd and for May 6th we will be reading "My Name is Lucy Barton" by Elizabeth Strout. We usually meet the first Saturday of each month at Colonial Cafe' on McLean Blvd at 8:00 am. If you love to read, come join us for a delicious breakfast, some wonderful fellowship, and lively discussion about the books that we read. We are usually finished by 9:30-10:00 am. If you have any questions or would like to suggest a book that you have read and think the book club would enjoy reading and discussing it, please contact Carol H.

Bound & Ungagged Books For2017 Mar 4, 2017 "The Underground Railroad" by Colson

Whitehead Apr 1, 2017 "The Invention of Wings" by Sue Monk Kidd May 6, 2017 “My Name is Lucy Barton" by Elizabeth Strout June 3, 2017 "Sing You Home" by Jodi Picoult July 1, 2017 "Commonwealth" by Ann Patchett Aug 5, 2017 "Spool of Blue Thread" by Anne Tyler Sept 2, 2017 "The Turner House" by Angela Flournay Oct 7, 2017 "The Children Act" by Ian McEwan Nov 11, 2017 "The Book That Matters Most" by Ann Hood –

date change due to craft show Dec 2, 2017 "A Lowcountry Christmas" by Mary Alice Monroe Jan 6, 2018 Book of your choice and picking of new books

for the new year

Social Ministry News Mitten Tree: A warm hug to everyone who helped with the

Mitten tree this month! A bag full of hats, mittens, slippers, and scarves for people of all ages went to Food for Greater Elgin to be distributed to families who go there for groceries. A bag filled with men’s hats, ear muffs, and jeans went to help the guests at the Vineyard breakfast. A baby hat went to Sherman. Thanks for helping those in need of warm clothing. The Mitten Tree ministry will end early in March.

Easter Food Baskets: Social Ministry will again be coordinating a food drive for those in need in the U-46 area. We will be looking for donations to fill fifteen "baskets". The amount of food will provide a family with several days worth of meals. Sign-up for donations will begin on Sun., Mar. 12 and the food will need to be at CTL on or before Sun., Apr. 2. The baskets will be assembled during the week and delivered on the following Sunday.

Love Elgin Day: Love Elgin Day is scheduled for April 29th. On this day, the churches in Elgin are providing prayers and free food, clothing, and services for those who are in need of it. For this event, Social Ministry will be collecting used clothing suitable for Spring and Summer wear. The clothing can be for all ages but should be clean and in good condition. Bring your

donations to CTL and place them in the labeled box in the Narthex or bring your clothing in a bag and place it near the box. All donations will be delivered on Sun., Apr. 23. This is a good time to clean out your closet!

Upcoming Intergenerational Events! All are welcome! March 5th - We’ll learn from the Bible about the time we call Lent. We'll be learning about why we put Alleluia away We'll play a game, have snacks and create a craft. Come and learn with us! Show your support for the children of CTL! April 15th - Lent and Easter event - All children and family members from CTL, grandchildren, friends - all are welcome! Please sign up on the bulletin board so we know how many children will attend. There will be special stories and books, snacks, games, a craft and an Easter egg hunt. Volunteers sign up on bulletin board, too. May 7th - The Bible lesson will center on family. As always there will be stories, snacks, game and a craft. These intergenerational events have been wonderful for all who have attended. Come and check it out! We learn, we laugh, we share, we give, and we care. Join us!

Kids Hope USA Six dedicated CTL members spend one hour, one day a

week, each with just one child at Hillcrest. Each one of the mentors knows the importance of the quality time spent with these at risk children. One little boy has only been meeting with his mentor for a short time but his teacher has already seen a drastic change in him. He's responding when he hears his name and is more focused on the activities. That may not seem like much, but, for this child, it's HUGE!

The little girl I work with asks me at the end of each year, "What happens next year?" I respond, "If you're at this school, I'll be here, too." The look on her face is priceless. She's in third grade this year so we still have three years together. Some of the KH kids will be moving on to middle school next fall. There's a possibility that their mentors can go with them to help them

transition well. What a great opportunity! However, if three mentors move on to middle school, CTL will have only three mentors at Hillcrest. We desperately need more mentors! Training and support are part of the program. Ask the mentors about their experiences if you have any questions. There are so many children who would love to have you as the special adult who spends just one hour a week with them. Mentors are: Tom J, Henrietta N, Ann K, Patty H, Jacki B and Jeanne T.

Pray for Kids Hope USA, the mentors from CTL, our special children and their families.

House Blessing

January Financial Report Gifts Given Gifts Expected $18,125 $14,614 +$3,511 Expenses $14,244 Gifts Given minus Expenses +$3,881 We thank the Lord for a very positive start to the year! It is very important during the call process that we all stay current in our Estimates of Giving (pledges). This is also critical as we show our support for the AIM Appeal next month.

Envelope Change Coming Beginning May 7th, envelopes will have a different look because of the AIM capital appeal: Tithes and Gifts _____________ AIM Building Fund _____________ Other _____________

Vineyard Breakfast CTL is providing breakfast for the needy at the Vineyard

Church in downtown Elgin on the third Thursday of each month. Breakfasts start at 7:00 a.m. We are providing a hot meal during these colder months. Anyone who would like to help by donating food, preparing, or serving, please contact Barb B.

Prayerful Humor The Army of the Lord

A friend was in front of me coming out of church one day, and the preacher was standing at the door, as he always is, to shake hands. He grabbed my friend by the hand and pulled him aside. The Pastor said to him, "You need to join the Army of the Lord!"

My friend replied, "I'm already in the Army of the Lord, Pastor." Pastor questioned, "How come I don't see you except at Christmas and Easter?"

He whispered back, "I'm in the secret service."

*LEARNING*

Adult Study Groups You’re welcome to participate in our adult learning opportunities: Sunday Forum Come to the library every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. after our worship service. Bible & Brew is a lay-led spontaneous discussion group that meets each Tuesday at 7:00 a.m. at Village Squire in Dundee. Wednesday Morning Bible Study is taught by Pastor Rothaar every week at 10:00 a.m. in the library. This study is a careful look at the lectionary -- the three Scripture readings and psalm that will be used in church the following Sunday. A study guide is distributed each week. You can either bring your own Bible (any translation) or use one of the NRSV Bibles we have on hand.

*PRAYER REQUESTS* February 26, 2017

Please pray for those who are part of the life of CTL who struggle with illness and other concerns, especially: Linda B, Dale B, Teri C, Debbie D, Jan E, Jan G, Barb L, Larry M, and Kathy S. Please pray for those in care facilities or at home, especially: Al D, Ursula H Please pray for those in military service, especially: Brandt J, Matt K, and John Y Please pray for our family and friends, especially:

Jean C sister-in-law of Teri C

Elija friend of Barb L

Dorothy E Carol H’s Mom

Marjorie K sister-in-law of Frank & Corrine A

Karen McC sister of Corrine A

Julee Q & Family friends of the Schmidt & Stoner families

Elias O grandson of Diane B

Names in the above prayer lists are kept active for 6 weeks. Please call our office if you want to request additional time.

*SPECIAL DATES TO REMEMBER* If you have a March event and it does not appear on the lists, please let us know so we can update our records. [email protected] March Birthdates 1 - Karl N 4 - Logan B 4 - Beth U 7 - Catherine M 16 - Joan W 17 - Patricia H 18 - Joseph D 19 - Grace D

21 - Dale B 23 - Pam W 26 - Sarah C 28 - Solveig N 28 - Vicki S 29 - Sharon H 30 - David K

March Baptisms 1 - Sharon Fisher-L 3 - Jaden T 19 - Janis G 23 - Samantha L

24 - Nancy K 29 - David Y 32 - Dolores G

March Anniversaries None this month


*THANK YOU* Holy Holes –– Ben & Jenn S and Family, Lee McN, Barb L Altar Flowers –– Barb L in memory of Bob, Scott, and Patty L; Tom & Ann K in memory of their parents.

I am completely humbled to be remembered in the thoughts and prayers of so many people. I truly believe that I am living proof of the power of prayer! Thanks to all of you who prayed, sent cards and visited me during my recovery.

I want to also thank the congregation for the very generous

gift at Christmas. I look forward to continued involvement in the fellowship of CTL.

Jason P, Music Director Martin Luther King Food Drive

Here is an update concerning the Martin Luther King, Jr. food drive, for which CTL partnered with the City of Elgin. Donations were enough to provide each of eight local food pantries with an average of 1,500 pounds of canned goods, toiletries and household items. Joe Wars, who chaired the food drive, says, "It was a giant success. Many thanks for your wonderful support." He says the food drive will be held again in January of 2018.

*CHRIST THE LORD LUTHERAN CHURCH* STAFF Pr. Michael R Interim Pastor [email protected]

Jason P Director of Music [email protected]

Jim H Director of Handbell Choir

[email protected]

Peggy L Office Administration [email protected]

COUNCIL Henrietta N 2014-2017 President Eric L 2016-2019 Vice President Ann O 2015-2018 Secretary & Archivist Jacki B 2014-2017 Corresponding Secretary Karin K 2012*-2018 Dale N 2012*-2018 Jeanne T 2016-2019 CTL FINANCIAL TEAM Beth U Treasurer Carol C Financial Secretary CTL council minutes are now available on the entryway white board!

Christ the Lord Lutheran Church 12N462 Tina Trail + Elgin, IL 60124-4876 + Phone: 847-741-8141

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