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The Voice of Hope

Hope Lutheran Church

1750 SE Lennard Rd., Port St. Lucie, Fl. 34952

Rev. Dr. Earnest E. Tate

Deacon Susan Spee

Office: 772-335-4673

www.hopelutheranpsl.org

email-hopeoffice1@gmail.com

June 2016

From Pastor Earnest E. Tate’s Corner

June 2016

I met with 6 members of the Council on May 3rd to focus on our shared vision for Hope Lutheran Church. A light dinner was served by Bob Hanson before the meeting. The idea for the shared vision evolved from the seminar conducted by Rev. Ronald G. Qualley with Fred Heins, Bob Hanson, and I in attendance. During our meeting, the Council refined the input from members of our congregation into an action plan. Bob assigned Theresa Tasker with the responsibility as being the Director of Fund Raising. She will design a process to accomplish the Council’s goal. Other leaders of the Council will be assigned tasks at a later date. This may take more than one session of planning but our mission has a start. Input, suggestions, and words of wisdom are appreciated as we go forward. I believe that our congregation was once in a crisis and survival mode with conflicts but we are turning the corner. We all feel good about Hope and see a positive future. We do have work to be done and the motivation to go forward. I have established a Mutual Ministry (Grievance Team, 7 members); Grace Benway-1st Service, Pauline Granda-2nd Service, Frank Harris-1st Service, Fran Hendertilo-1st Service, Nino Peterson-1st Service, Rudy Pinto-2nd Service, and Roxie Roberts-2nd Service. I am in the process of developing guidelines for discernment and decision making of grievances (misunderstandings, concerns, issues and/or problems) within our congregation. The team will meet and greet and review the guidelines next month. Otherwise, the team will only meet when an issue arrives. Continued on next page…

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I am also creating a group for women who grieving after a divorce or death of their spouse. The

information that will be shared is from the National Institute on Aging Information Center. It has

been amended to reflect the grieving of women during a divorce or death of their spouse. I will

provide the information to be used as a guide for discussion. It can also be used to share the stages

of their grief and how they are dealing with each step of their journey. It is also an opportunity to

support one another. I am also suggesting that they set a day and time to meet regularly as a group.

As time progresses they may find someone in the group shares a similar journey, and it may be an

opportunity to meet one on one, but not reframe from meeting as a group, because there will be

others who will be joining the group as time progresses. Remember, this is a support group, where

you assist each other with dealing with loss.

Although this group is meeting at Hope Lutheran Church, the intent is to reach out to the

community. A Bible Study is recommended. It may be done within the context of the Grief Group,

or there is a Bible Study being held at Hope on Sundays at 10:15 a.m. and on Tuesdays at 12:00

p.m.

On May 29, a plaque was presented with the name of 162 individuals who have volunteered at

Hope Lutheran Church. We have enjoyed the volunteer work that has been accomplished by

members of Hope Lutheran Church since the day of its establishment. The hours of labor and

money contributed to the operation of our church are very much appreciated. Although some

names were omitted due to an oversight, there are several plates on the plaque available for

additional names. The plaque is being donated in memory of Dewitt (Dee) Newins. Dee was a

faithful member. He was recognized as one of the Volunteers of the 3rd Quarter 2015 for his

administrative support. Recently, Dee volunteered to be a part of the newly formed Leadership

Team. The plaque will be displayed in the narthex. We will select 3 members as volunteers of the

1st and 2nd quarters in 2016 later this month.

Upcoming Events:

2016 Synod Assembly, Daytona Beach Hilton, June 10-12, 2016.

June 19th Bishop Robert G. Schaefer of the Florida-Bahamas Synod will be leading Worship and

preaching at Hope Lutheran Church. We will have one Worship Service, 10:00 a.m.

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Hope’s Library

The book of the month, located in the prayer section, is “The Prayer of Jabez” by Bruce Wilkinson. In

the book, Wilkinson encourages Christians to invoke this prayer for themselves on a daily basis: He

challenges you to make the Jabez prayer for blessing part of the daily fabric of your life. To do that, he

encourages you to follow unwaveringly the plan outlined in the book for the next thirty days. By the

end of that time, you'll be noticing significant changes in your life, and the prayer will be on its way to

becoming a treasured, lifelong habit. "Oh that you would bless me indeed and enlarge my territory!

Let your hand be with me, and keep me from the evil one." And God granted his request.

1 Chronicles 4:10 Members of the church have donated Christian books, especially from the library of Barbara Flinn and

some from Nan Billings. The bookcase is in the music room, opposite the office. Books may be

borrowed except for the Bible Reference books. They may be used to answer bible questions if you are

a teacher or seeker of God’s word.

It is an honor system. On the top shelf is a clipboard, write your name and the name of the book on the

sheet of paper provided. When you return a book place it on the top bookshelf in the provided box.

You can visit the library before services or after the late service or during the week. The church is open

Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Another bookcase has been obtained and you will see more spacing between the categories.

-Jean Beldin

-Jean Beldin

Ecumenical Worship/Bible Study An ecumenical worship service can be one of the most

spiritually uplifting experiences for any Christian. It opens

avenues of understanding so that we can share stories of

how our particular expression of faith in worship feeds our

souls, and gives us a chance to learn from the experiences

of others. Come join us on Wednesdays at 6 pm

Exploring Your Faith

Exploring your faith meets on

Thursdays from 6:30 – 8:00

p.m. It is a class that the youth,

high school and college, ask

questions about faith and the

Lutheran denomination.

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Hope’s Hands is an exciting new Outreach Ministry created by

some members of our Hope Lutheran congregation. Hope’s

Hands will be sponsoring monthly fundraising events which will

share faith through music. You’ll see these events advertised as

“Music for Hope”. In addition to Christian music, other musical

genres will occasionally be invited to share in a night of family

fun!

Hope's Hands-Music for Hope will hold its 2nd event on

6/24/16! John Henry Food Truck will be on site at 6PM and Christian Music on the

lawn begins at 7PM. So bring your friends and family, lawn chairs / blankets and a big

appetite and join us for a fun family evening! In the event of rain, program will be held

inside of church! We will be accepting love offerings and will donate 50% of the

donations to Hope Lutheran’s General Fund!

We Hope you’ll join us and remember to tell your friends and neighbors! Please keep our

new program in your prayers.

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Hope Friends & Family No Limit

Texas Hold ‘Em

(18 years and older to play)

Saturday - July 9, 2016 $10.00 per player

Doors Open at 12:30 pm

Tournament Begins at 1:00 PM SHARP

An afternoon of fun and prizes

Questions: Call Michelle at 772-485-3246

All Proceeds to Benefit Hope Lutheran General Fund

A huge heartfelt thank you to Dave

Christensen for all his dedicated hard

work on the landscaping maintenance of

the church grounds Also, to Dave and

Richard Beldin for getting our sprinkler

system up and working again. Everything

looks so beautiful!

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Garden Party – Music for Hope Concert

The 1st Hope’s Hands concert in May, was an evening of great music, good food and

wonderful fellowship. The concert had some great Christian bands, including our own

CROSSTREET band. The garden party was earlier in the evening of our kickoff “Music for

Hope” concert. We learned about different varieties of spinach, and got to taste them. We

also learned what types of vegetables are best to plant in the summer in Florida. The evening

was enjoyed by all who attended.

Growing Healthy Kids

This is the first harvest of tomatoes from the

community gardens. This community

garden/outdoor classroom will feed the hungry,

grow fellowship and relationships while teaching

horticulture and God’s Word. The harvest was

given to Sarah’s Kitchen of the Treasure Coast.

Volunteers are needed to help weed, water, plant

and harvest. It is a great way to learn how to

grow food in South Florida. You can call 772-

912-1682 or email nannette1b@aol.com

Prayer Group

A daily prayer group has been formed called

“31 days of Prayer for Hope”. They meet daily

at the church at 8:30 a.m. They are praying for

the church, the people of Hope, and our

community. There is a booklet that was written

and if you are interested in receiving one please

contact the church office or email

elle53.ek@gmail.com.

Day 24 – Read: Philippians 1: 9-11

Almighty God,

We come to you in the name of Jesus, as a

congregation asking for spiritual eyes. We pray

for discernment in all situations. Help us grow

as a church, to grow in love, a love that

abounds more and more with real knowledge

and discernment. Let us strive to be Christ-like

in every way and everything we do. May the

community know we are Christians by our love.

We pray that You will help us perceive what

will bring You glory and praise in everything

we do. We pray this through the power of the

Holy Spirit. Amen

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Painting

This limited 1st edition painting is displayed in our

choir/library room across from the church office. The

award winning artists name is Helen M. Terry. She was

born in New York and became a Floridian in 1954. She

lived in Fort Pierce, where she was a charter member

and three term past president of the Fort Pierce Art

Club. One of her most famous portraits of Jesus,

pictured here, is called “This I do for You” is

beautifully displayed in the Vatican. She is also known

for her Biblical portraits, 39 of them now displayed at

the Community Methodist Church in Fort Pierce.

Helen’s craft developed initially because of the interest

her first grade teacher showed in her work. Helen writes, “For centuries artists have interpreted the

agony of Golgotha. I too, have wondered what it was

like to have witnessed this world-changing event. I

wanted to look into His face and see what was there.

This painting is my vision of His expression – not focusing on the agony, but on His

purpose, passion, and overcoming Love, I heard His words, This I Do For You” as the

painting took shape. I had no model, but in a two-hour period, the image emerged and was

completed.”

His dual nature – God and Man – is expressed by a subtle variation of the artist’s palette.

The left side of His face reflects His divine nature by the use of heavenly colors of blue,

lavender and white, while on the right side, earthly tones of gold, brown and yellow portray

His physical being.

The tear symbolizes God’s great, forgiving love for mankind. The red blood shows His

suffering and commitment. While the cross and crown of thorns are visible, the most

compelling feature of the painting is His eyes which look at us, drawing our hears near as He

asks “What will you do for me?’

Surrounding His face are “radiant beams from heaven afar” – not the typical aura or halo, but

shimmering bolts of light which heighten our awareness of the energy and power we derive

from His living light.

This is the living Jesus, the Christ of God, reminding us that we, too, have a mission in His

world.

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Plaque in Memory of Dee Newins

Brenda Newins and Pastor Tate pose with the

plaque that was presented on May 29, 2016. The

plaque lists the name of 162 members who have

volunteered at Hope Lutheran Church. Although

some names may have been omitted due to an

oversight, there will be several plates on the

plaque available for additional names.

The plaque is being donated in memory of Dewitt

(Dee) Newins. Dee was a faithful member. He

was recognized as one of the Volunteers of the

3rd Quarter 2015 for his administrative support.

Recently, Dee volunteered to be a part of the

newly formed Leadership Team.

The plaque will be displayed in the Narthex of

Hope Lutheran Church for all to see names of

those who have devoted hours of labor and

money to keep Hope Lutheran Church at 1750 SE

Lennard Road, Port Saint Lucie, Florida.

One Worship Service

There will be one worship service on June

19th at 10:00 a.m., Florida Bahamas Synod

Bishop Schaefer will be here. There will

be a fellowship brunch, sponsored this

month by the Church Council, after the

service. Cake will be provided by

WELCA.

There will also be one worship service the

following week on June 26th at 9:30 a.m.

This will be a special congregational

meeting, to discuss and vote on Pastor

Tate’s contract.

Veterans Breakfast

This month’s veterans breakfast with be

on June 25th at Cracker Barrel at 8:30.

Come and join us in this wonderful

fellowship. All are welcome!

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The flower chart is in the usher area. Pease select your favorite date. We have several

openings for the next few months. Flowers can be sponsored for $30.00 per Sunday. If you

want to pay for only one bouquet you can do so by contacting Diane in the office. The cost is

$15.00. Two families can sponsor flowers on the same Sunday. Please place your money in

the offering clearly marked for flower’s including your name, or turn it into the office. If you

have any questions please contact Diane Calain in the office on Wednesday or Thursday.

06/01 John Prell

June Leighliter

06/02 Billy Parks

06/06 Ed Berkich

06/07 Rudy Pinto

06/10 Hannah Keegan

06/16 Lis Witkowski

06/17 James Weber

06/18 Jason Hutto

06/20 Earnest Tate

06/21 Sheryl Keat

06/28 Paula Corbett

06/29 Reef Nelson

06/30 David Byerly Jr.

June Birthdays

June Anniversaries

06/01 Jeffrey & Melissa Nelson (14)

06/04 Larry & Marion Zimmerman (57)

06/05 John & Margaret Eubank (20)

06/10 Charlie & Lusell DuBerger (14)

06/11 Ed & Sandy Kutsner (50)

06/12 Martin & Ramona Frano Jr. (23)

06/13 Bob & Fran Hendertilo (51)

06/14 Brad & Debbie Barr (29)

06/17 Mag & Diane Roma (15)

06/18 Cruz & Delia Gonzalez (50) 06/20 Glenn & Kim Doebrich (30) 06/24 Tom & Judy Geske (36) 06/25 Rudy & Debbie Pinto (22) 06/29 Steven & Shelley Tillman (7)

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WORSHIP LITURGY

The content of worship liturgy is actually a summary of the gospel. We could even say it is

the Bible message set to music and liturgical text. The biblical message is sung, prayed,

proclaimed, and enacted.

Following is a list of some of the parts of the Lutheran liturgy and the biblical basis for each.

Other parts of the liturgy, such as the Creed or the prayer at Holy Communion, summarize

the great themes of the Bible.

Confession 1 John 1:8-9

Apostolic Greeting 2 Cor. 13:14

Kyrie Luke 17:13; 18:38-39; Ps. 123:2-3

Hymn of Praise

Glory to God Luke2:14

Worthy is Christ Rev. 5:9-13; 19:4-9

Salutation Ruth 2:4; Luke 1:28

Verse

Lord, to whom shall we go John 6:68

Return to the Lord Deut. 30:2; Num.14:18

Peace Matt. 5:23-24; Rom. 16:16; John 20:21

Offertory

Let the vineyards 1 Cor. 10:16; John 6:35

What shall I render Ps.116:12-19

Sanctus Isa.6:3; Matt. 21:9

Prayer of Thanksgiving 1 Cor. 11:23- 26

Lord's Prayer Matt. 6:9-13; Luke 11:2-4

Lamb of God John 1:29

Post-Communion Canticle

Lord, now let Luke 2:29-32

Benediction Num. 6:24-26

Dismissal Luke 7:50

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GREAT VARIETY OF HYMNS

Hymn texts also bring great variety of insight and expression. They were written by men and

women who lived before the birth of Christ or at other times up to the present. There are

hymns of Oriental, Scandinavian, African, German, Polish, French, Indian, American, and

English origins. Hymns are included by Methodists, Baptists, Roman Catholics, and

Episcopalians, as well as by Lutherans.

Included are old favorites, as well as contemporary songs which help us "sing to the Lord a

new song." The differing musical styles remind us that God's praise can be sung in many and

varied ways. Many marvelous discoveries await the adventurous worshiper through Lutheran

liturgical worship.

When we have encountered God at work among us in our worship and in our daily lives, our

proper response is a life- long alleluia and a shout at the end of our worship, "Thanks be to

God!" We place our "Amen" over all that the liturgy celebrates. We say, "Yes, it shall be so!"

-Mons Teig

. Memory Verse of the Month 14For the Lord will

vindicate his people and

have compassion on His

servants.

Psalm 135:14

Communicating

Help us to maintain regular communication with you

and provide you with good pastoral care by keeping our

office up date with your current address and contact

information. Also, please let the office know if…

a baby is born in your family.

you wish to be baptized or have a child baptized

you wish to learn about Sunday School or

confirmation programming.

you wish to be married.

you wish to be prayed for.

you would like to learn about joining Hope.

you are ill or hospitalized

you wish to receive communion at home

you need a ride to worship.

a family member dies

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Registration Open: Vacation Bible School 2016

Join us July 18th - 22th

9am – noon at Hope Lutheran Church

Smell the popcorn. Get your ticket. This

year’s VBS is all about kids making good

choices. Based on Joshua 24:15, this is SonWorld Adventure Park where kids

will discover that choosing Jesus is the

ticket to the best ride of their lives. At

SonWorld Adventure Park, there’s no height requirement, the lines are short

and everyone gets a good view of the parade. But hold onto your hats,

because it’s sure to be a life-changing ride! Children ages 2 through 6th

grade will learn about discovering God’s plan for them through age appropriate Bible stories, games, snacks, music and recreation.

Please complete our 2016 VBS Registration Form and return to Hope

Lutheran Church with payment of $10.00 per child for the week!

Registration forms can be found in the Narthex and online at: http://hopelutheranpsl.org/registration/

If you are interested in volunteering please complete our VBS volunteer form also found in the N a r t h e x . Also look for a list of the supplies that will be needed to make VBS a success.

For more details or information, call 772-­‐335-­‐4672 or email the director, Emily Sellas at: emily.f.sellas@gmail.com.

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Salient Points in the Sermon

Rev. Dr. Earnest E. Tate, Pastor

John 17:20-26 on May 8, 2016

• We are called to go to the ends of the earth as messengers of the gospel. Before we are

sent into the world, do we understand the implications of Jesus’ prayer that “they may all be

one?” The last hours that Jesus had with his disciples before he went to the cross ended in a

prayer. The focus of the prayer was his disciples and those who would believe on him in the

future, us, you and me. The prayer does not focus on a single country. It does not involve a

few local churches, or a denomination. The focus of the prayer is the world.

• We must understand those who may be different from us. We must confront the real

issues that are dividing us. Understanding opposing viewpoints does not mean that we must

accept them. We must be determined to keep our own hearts open to gain additional insights

and more understanding. We must practice agape (genuine) love for others who have a

different point of view then ours.

• Family, we need each other. Jesus knew that the church's survival depended upon a

sense of oneness, a feeling of belonging together. Dividing forces may be at work in the

kingdom of God. The motto of the state of Kentucky could well be the motto of the church:

"United We Stand, Divided We Fall."

• In all of our disabilities, being crippled, heart brokenness, abused relationships, beaten

conditions, and God stands beside us and says, "I'm proud of you, you are mine!" And God

picks us up and carries us on through life. That is the glory which Jesus says we are to behold

-- the glory of the love of God for us as individuals.

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Acts 2:1-21 on May 15, 2016

• Pentecost was the second of the three great annual religious festivals among the Jews.

It fell fifty days after the Sabbath of the Passover (Leviticus 23:15, 16). The name Pentecost

came from the Greek word for “fifty.” This feast was called the "feast of weeks”, the "feast of

first fruits," and the "feast of harvest."

It was observed as kind of a thanksgiving day on which the first fruits of the wheat harvest

were offered to God (Exodus 23:16). Pentecost was observed also as an anniversary of the

giving of the law on Mount Sinai.

• We are reminded in the story of the Tower of Babel that pride motivated the construction

of the tower and it brought the judgment of God upon the builders. The story is often read on

Pentecost to contrast with the action of God in enabling disciples to "speak in other tongues."

In the Tower of Babel, the people did not understand each other whereas on the day of

Pentecost, the believers understood each other.

• For the first converts, this was serious, the real thing. In Acts 2:43-47, “Awe came upon

everyone, because many wonders and signs were being done by the apostles. All who believed

were together and had all things in common; they would sell their possessions and goods and

distribute the proceeds to all, as any had need. Day by day, as they spent much time together

in the temple, they broke bread at home and ate their food with glad and generous hearts,

praising God and having the goodwill of all the people. And day by day the Lord added to their

number those who were being saved.

• The Holy Spirit might use somebody else to speak to us. It is not uncommon for the

Lord to speak through somebody when we least expect it. Yes, God sometimes speaks through

dreams and visions. The Bible says that he helps us with our weakness and intercedes for us

according to the will of God (Rom. 8:26-27).

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John 16:12-15 on May 22, 2016

• Politics seems to bring out the best or the worst in people. They sometime adjust facts

to meet their needs. The actual truth very seldom seems to matter. "Do you swear to tell the

truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?" We hear that phrase a lot.

Can we tell what the truth is by listening to court proceedings? The prosecutor will accuse

and the defendant will deny.

• Sometimes the truth is difficult to grasp because reality is hard to accept. We may

think we want to know the truth but denial comes into play. Surely it is not diabetes, when

we are going to the emergency room. Grandpa is just getting forgetful, the family thinks at

the outset of Alzheimer's disease. Does memory loss happen to everyone sooner or later? A

famous movie scene captures the mood of denial. In a courtroom scene in A Few Good Men,

the military prosecutor loudly demands from the witness, "I want the truth!" The witness

with fierce disrespect yells back, "You can't handle the truth!" Because the truth is so

difficult to discern in most situations in life, it would be useful to have some guidelines to

assist us, when issues facing us are of importance.

• The focus of our text for this Trinity Sunday is that Jesus knew the truth would be

difficult to determine after he had left the scene. So, Jesus sent another person, a third part of

the personality of God, the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is an ongoing witness. This is the

paraclete, as John calls It.

• In our text, Jesus said, "I still have many things to say to you, but you cannot bear

them now. When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you in all truth" (16:12). We are in a

better situation than his followers to understand the full truth? To them he said, "You are not

ready." To us he says, "we now have the Counselor, the Spirit of truth so that nothing will

remain hidden and all things will be revealed." We are given this gift, that even in the

absence of the physical witness of Jesus, we can listen to the Counselor and hear the truth

that can change the heart and transform the world.

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Luke 7:1-10 on May 29, 2016

• In our text, a Roman soldier’s faith shows how and what faith will do. This Centurion

had a servant who was ill. This young man was sick and ready to die. If we have ever clung

to a loved ones that was at death’s door and we felt that they were slowing losing the battle,

then we may know this centurion sense of helplessness. Do we love folks who live outside of

our environment? This man must have been a very unique individual for the elders to be

willing to approach Jesus on his behalf. They informed Jesus that this man is a person of

integrity, he is well liked by the Jews, and he is worthy of Jesus’ help. This man used his

money, his reputation, and his influence to build a synagogue. This Centurion consciously

chose to participate in what God’s work was doing.

• In contrast, according to George Barna, a church statistician, he reports that adults who

regularly attend church (that is at least once a month), 37% did not give a dime to a church in

the last year. Among those whose church giving has declined, 24% have stopped all giving to

churches. The average donation by adults who attend protestant churches is $ 17.00 a week.

What is our relation with God based on our giving?

• Are we impressed with this Centurion who used his money, his reputation, and his

influence to build a synagogue, doing God’s work? Are we impressed with his humility? If

this Centurion with very little spiritual instruction had that kind of faith in God’s word, how

much greater should our faith be? Where is our faith? Whatever we ask and believe, God will

provide. Our faith allows God to do for us and with us what we could never do by ourselves.

What is our relationship with God? Are we willing to trust in God and God alone? Jesus

loves us.

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Brooke Blake, Maddie Demers, Rita McHenry,Thomas Faillaci, Norman & Paula Schultheiss, Kasten Family, Kevin Carel, Glen Doebrich, Dom Aloise, Clemmie Vincent, Scott Harris, Josephine Vandermosten, Karen Keat, Nancy Newins, Cody Jones, Jennifer Knight & Family, Elise Gannon, Charlie McCracken, Tom Bacik, Chris & Carole Arcoles, Debi Holland, Jan Grassman, Rick Barth, John G. Prell, Eric Weston, Bob & Lucy Barnette, Thomas Spee, The Lamb Family, Harmony Geske, Judy Geske, The Luhrs Family, Marge Yager, Jean Carroll, Chelsey Olson, Eleonor Colon, Faith McCracken, Jimmy Back-Galpin, Pat Maranscio, Gloria Iaccabelli, Ed Forella, Bob Hendertilo, Kelly Kendall, Cynthia Oyola, Cynthia Ortiz, Josh Paradoa, Josef Glass, Nancy Larsen, Dolores Hart, Jeannie Hockley, Cathy, & Herb Schaus.

Members in Residential Care

Inge Brooks-Lakeforest Park

Pricilla Carpenter- The Gardens

Members of Our Armed Forces

LC Scott Strickler USA

SPC Cody Allen USA Afghanistan

Tech Sgt. John King USAF

Siayai Tankoon USN

Reece Tucker USMC

2nd Lt. Sierra McCrae USA

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We are asking anyone interested in singing with the ADULT CHOIR to please see Karen Keat or any choir member for information. We meet again starting in September

For information please call Karen Keat: 772-237-5363.

“It is good to praise the LORD and make music to your name, O Most High.” (Psalms 92:1)

If you would like to be in the BELL CHOIR, please see

Karen Keat for information, 772-237-5363. We will

meet again in September.

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1750 SE Lennard Road, Port St. Lucie, Fl. 34952 772-335-4673 www.hopelutheranpsl.org

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