TRUMPET - Zion Lutheran Church of Saddle River NJ

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 96 East Allendale Road

Saddle River, New Jersey 07458

Paul Miller, Vice Pastor [email protected]

Office: 201-327-0655 | Fax: 201-327-9800 | [email protected] Facebook: ZionlutheranSR |www.zionsr.org

TRUMPET April / May 2021 Newsletter

photo courtesy of Analise Olszewski

mailto:[email protected]


http://www.zionsr.org/

From Our Vice Pastor… “Hallelujah Christ is risen, Christ is risen indeed Hallelujah” is our Easter proclamation. On Easter morning we proclaim the tomb is empty and death has no hold upon us. It allows us to look forward with hope. Hope that simple little world. Hope that word that can get us moving when all we have is despair. Hope a powerful word that can move mountains On Easter morning we hear hope anew. We gather every Easter to remember, to retell and give thanks for the saving grace in the redemptive hope of God. We gather to remind ourselves of hope! In Easter we are reminded that we are a covenant people who will live in a love relationship with a God whom we know in the story of creation, liberation, deliverance, salvation and resurrection. On Easter morning we see the hope in the cross. The hopeless tool is turned upside down by God and turned into an instrument of hope. We hear again the power of the cross. God makes God’ self-present through weakness, vulnerability, suffering, forsaken and in the dying. In our abyss of our despair, in the painful reality of our mortality, in our ultimate loneliness God WILL find us. God always finds us in our darkness, our pain, our weakness and embraces us with total and unconditional acceptance. We see and we celebrate Christ. On Easter morning we say to death no, YOU DO NOT HAVE THE LAST WORD. We continue to proclaim the resurrection of Christ. We retell and remember this story. Nourished by the story of God’s Grace we are sent forth to live in God’s world and be part of the story. We are invited to be part of the story of salvation as our response to God’s grace. That is hope. Easter is morning of hope where we tell each other the story of our salvation and the truths of our history. The truth is that we are not alone. God is with us, god is present, God walks with us. God is Immanuel with us always. God makes all things new. We are continued to be gathered, formed, shaped, healed and united as the body of Christ. God continues to act. The story is old, but it is not finished. It is ongoing and we are part of that story. God is deeply embedded with God’s people. God is a god of liberation and God’s story goes on. The liberation, the salvation, the redemption continues with our hands and feet doing God’s work. Praise God. Praise God always. Hallelujah Christ is risen, Christ is risen indeed Hallelujah The Reverend Paul A. Miller

April/May 2021

Dear Members and Friends of Zion,

I invite you all to join us for our outdoor 11 AM Easter worship service!

Pastor Rich Bowman will be presiding, Lois Buesser will play keyboard, and Dr. Ed Hedlund is our soloist. A lot of planning has gone into this worship service and we are of course hoping the weather will cooperate! We ask that you bring along your own lawn chair. Masks are required for everyone. If it rains, the service will be moved into Fellowship Hall (chairs will be provided, and masks are still required). Zion’s service will be recorded and uploaded to YouTube by early afternoon, and the link will be posted to our Facebook page, website, and emailed out to our Trumpet mail list.

Many thanks to Pastor Paul for his Lenten mid-week services. Thank you also for the Maundy Thursday and Good Friday worship services (via Zoom at 7 PM). The prayer vigil is taking place at Church of the Savior (you may contact Pastor to sign up and this can also be done virtually). As a reminder, kindly email the church office – [email protected] once you are fully vaccinated for Covid19. This information will assist council with indoor worship scheduling.

I have included the Call Committee report that was submitted to the church council on March 16th. Feel free to contact any member of the committee with questions. Remain positive! We will call the right pastor to Zion.

The opportunity presented itself to contract Mr. David Daehnke to organize the cemetery paperwork. Dave has extensive experience in this field. As a church council we voted unanimously to have this work get underway immediately. We are fortunate to have four (4) members volunteer to assist Dave on this project. Thank you to Chip Antonelli, Pete Minck, Cartney Ezyk and Jackie Bryan. The anticipated timeframe for completing this job is six (6) months.

Bergen Painters has made good progress on the wall and ceiling repairs and painting of the church’s interior. Balcony repair photos are included in this issue. The photo of the Madonna window was recently taken by Analise Olszewski. With the scissor lift being used for the paint job, she was able to take a close-up photo as the stained glass window had received its fresh coat of paint. A new 68” ceiling fan has been installed that makes a big difference in airflow. The 200th Anniversary Committee mailed out their capital campaign request letter and we have received $12,275 thus far. Thank you all for your generosity.

Our Paterson Men’s Shelter Dinners are back up and running. The 3rd Saturday of every month Zion provides dinner (and breakfast for the next day). Dotti and Ed Tyndell did all the cooking and delivery for the meal in March. Please volunteer to help! This is Zion’s outreach! Kindly call or text Dotti / 201-218-1206 or email: [email protected] with your offer to help.

Our friends and fellow members Tom May and Frieda Falcke have suffered serious health issues over the last several weeks. I have included contact information for both of them in this issue of the Trumpet. Please remember to keep them and their family members in your prayers.

Yours in faith, Karin

Karin Topp Council President [email protected] 201-248-9872Karen Olszewski Vice President [email protected] 201-825-7904Chip Antonelli Secretary [email protected] 845-667-1585John Cavanagh Treasurer [email protected] 201-444-6755Karl Nelson [email protected] 201-264-3550Tom Wegman [email protected] 201-675-0051Britt Jannelli [email protected] 201-670-7649Tom May [email protected] 201-327-7293Jackie Bryan [email protected] 201-788-0440Gavin Post [email protected] 201-209-8310Pastor Paul Miller [email protected] 845-234-1223














Pastoral Call Committee Report to Council for 3/16/2021 meeting

CALL COMMITTEE REPORT - FEBRUARY 3, 2021 via Zoom

Attendance: Pastor Dean Brown (representing the NJ Synod), Tom Wegman, Chip Antonelli, Kate May, Britt Jannelli, Nina Petersen, Cathie Smeedy

The Call Committee requested this meeting with Pastor Brown to discuss the previous candidates presented to our church. The first candidate met none/checked no boxes when compared to our MSP and the more recent candidate’s compensation requirements were far above our financial capabilities.

Pastor Brown reviewed with the committee the process of finding, vetting and presenting a candidate to a congregation: the Bishop reviews the candidate’s RMP, other Bishops are contacted to gain more insight into the candidate, Assistants to the Bishop are also involved in this process, and interviews are scheduled. Pastor Brown emphasized that the Synod’s receipt of a RMP is not a “rubber stamp” from the office. He also reiterated that our seeking a full-time pastor puts us at an advantage in the search process.

A potential candidate was suggested to us through Pastor Roy Almquist. We asked that the Synod discern, through the normal process, if this candidate is a potential match for our church. We stressed that the normal procedure should be followed with this candidate and not just presented to us because the name was suggested. He will reach out to the Bishop to locate this individual and get back to us with additional information.

CALL COMMITTEE REPORT – MARCH 12, 2021 via Zoom

Attendance: Tom Wegman, Chip Antonelli, Kate May, Nina Petersen, Britt Jannelli, Cathie Smeedy

The purpose of this meeting was to discuss the recently received RMP for the candidate suggested to us by Pastor Almquist. All committee members received copies and were prepared to review the candidate’s strengths and the stated focus of their ministry.

The candidate recently completed studies in 2020 and has not yet received a call. We looked favorably on the candidate’s youth, enthusiasm and passion expressed in the RMP. In going deeper into the profile, as well as information found on social media sites, we determined that the areas outlined in the profile, such as working with prisoners and mission in inner city areas are not the opportunities that would be readily available in Saddle River. The passion and dedication to these causes was very evident in both the profile as well as social media sources, we felt the candidate would not be a good match for our congregation. To paraphrase Nina’s assessment, she felt we would be doing a disservice to this candidate to call him/her to our church. We all agreed that the candidate’s stated areas of interest would not be present in our neighboring communities. The committee voted unanimously not to move forward with this individual.

Tom will reach out to Pastor Brown and inform him of our discussion and decision.

Our friend, council member, cemetery superintendent, and long-time member of Zion, Tom May recently suffered a brain hemorrhage. After several weeks at Hackensack Medical Center, we are happy to let you know that Tom has been moved to JFK Rehabilitation Center in Edison, NJ. This facility will be working to help Tom recover.

Please continue to keep Tom and his wife, Kate in your prayers.

Cards of encouragement and cheer may be sent to:

Tom May 35 Woodcliff Lake Road Saddle River, NJ 07458

ZION LUTHERAN CEMETERY The church council is pleased to announce the hiring of David Daehnke. Dave is currently the cemetery manager at Redeemer Ramsey and Wyckoff Reformed cemeteries.

Dave will lead the newly formed cemetery committee: Jackie Bryan, Pete Minck, Cartney Ezyk and Chip Antonelli (chair) in categorizing all cemetery documents. David will also create an accurate map of the cemetery depicting all the gravesites. He will also be creating appropriate forms that will be used in all cemetery transactions. This important organization is very much needed so that going forward we will be assured that the system in place will facilitate any cemetery business.

It is expected that this project will take up to 6 months with David working 10 hours per week. The council will use monies from the Zion Cemetery Investment account to fund this work.

We look forward to working with Dave and appreciate his willingness to help Zion.

Dear Friends, Sadly, Frieda, Zion Church member suffered a stroke on March 9th. She is home and has wonderful care from our caregiver, Barbara who was with her last year. Frieda is able to talk, although sometimes confused, and needs total care. Mom is taking this new reality quite gracefully but with moments of sadness and wondering what will happen next. She enjoys hearing from friends for short calls when convenient for her. We ask for your prayers. Our family has already experienced miracles regarding Mom’s incident. We praise God and know he is always with us. Cards of encouragement and cheer may be sent to: Mrs. Frieda Falcke 325 Brookside Avenue Allendale, NJ 07401

LEFT: OLD 52” FAN W/3’ DOWNROD REMOVED

RIGHT: NEW 68” FAN W/5’ DOWNROD INSTALLED

NEEDED REPAIRS ALMOST COMPLETE IN BALCONY

February 26, 2021

Dear Members and Friends of Zion,

Over 200 years ago a bottle of wine, a loaf of bread, a Bible and a hymnal were placed within the cornerstone of “ The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saddle River and Ramapough”. October 14th, 1821 marks the dedication of our beloved Zion Lutheran Church.

As our 200th Anniversary is fast approaching, the Anniversary Committee has been at work raising the funds needed to spruce up and complete needed capital improvements to the church in celebration of this momentous milestone. So far, we have completed: Exterior painting of the church Repair of damaged pews RefinishingtheFellowshipHalldoors New church landscaping and sidewalk lights

This is quite impressive, but not complete. We have several major projects still to be done, these include the interior painting of the church (currently underway) and replacement of the church carpeting.

The estimated cost for ALL improvements is approximately $50,000. We have raised $33,000 through designated donations and fundraisers. Another $20,000 is urgently needed to complete these tasks.

Prayerfully consider donating either by mailing a check to the Church, payable to Zion Lutheran Church, noting in the memo “for 200th Anniversary fund” or online by signing in/signing up at www.zionsr.org. Click the donate tab and select “200th Anniversary” from the drop down list to earmark your donation.

Thank you for helping to preserve and enrich Zion’s heritage for the future!

Yours in faith,The 200th Anniversary CommitteeLisa Raffaelli: ChairKaren Olszewski: Treasurer

201.327.0655 • www.zionsr.org • ZionlutheranSR

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 96 East Allendale Road, Saddle River NJ, 07458

2021 PLANTSALE

Zion’s 200th Anniversary Fundraiser

Order now for Saturday May 8th pick up (Just in time for Mother’s Day!)Last date to order is Saturday, May 1st

TWO EASY WAYS TO ORDER with a CONTACTLESS pickup at the Fellowship Hall:

- Print and fill out this order form by writing the number of flats and or plants you would like in

each section. Add up the number of items,tally up the costs and write a check payable to:Zion Lutheran Church (memo line: 200th Anniversary)

Mail order form and check to:Lisa Raffaelli

82 Highwood Avenue, Midland Park NJ 07432 OR

YOU CAN CALL or EMAIL LISA RAFFAELLI at 201 953-3632 / email: [email protected] or Jackie Bryan at 20 1 788-0440

Zion Lutheran Church 96 East Allendale Road, Saddle River NJ 07458

Name:________________________________________________

Address:______________________________________________________

Phone: _____________________________

Total Quantity ordered:___________________

Total Amount of Order: $_______________ Paid:_______________________

If you are unable to pick up your order please make arrangements by emailing or calling us.

* All photos of flowers are for reference only to make it easier to pick out what you like.

ORDER BY FULL FLATS ONLYFlats $20.00 | 48 plants = 8 packs of 6

AGERATUM (48 plants in the flat)

Blue______________

ALYSSUM (48 plants in the flat)

Pink_____________

Purple___________

White___________

BEGONIAS (48 plants in the flat)

Pink_____________

Red_____________

White____________

COLEUS (48 plants in the flat)

Mixed___________

DUSTY MILLER (48 plants in the flat)

_________________

IMPATIENS (48 plants in the flat)

(Mildew Resistant)

Mixed ___________

Orange ___________

Pink _____________

Red _____________

Rose _____________

Salmon _________

Violet ____________

White ____________

IMPATIENS (48 plants in the flat)

Lavender __________

MARIGOLDS (48 plants in the flat)

Large Flower

Orange_________

Large Flower

Yellow__________

ORDER BY FULL FLATS ONLYFlats $20.00 | 48 plants = 8 packs of 6

MARIGOLDS (48 plants in the flat)

Dwarf Bicolor________

Dwarf Orange_______

Dwarf Yellow_______

PETUNIAS (48 plants in the flat)

Red_____________

White___________

Pink_____________

PORTULACE (48 plants in the flat)

Mixed________

SALVIA (48 plants in the flat)

Dwarf Red________

Tall Blue________

ZINNIA (48 plants in the flat)

Tall____________

Medium_________

Dwarf___________

VINCA (48 plants in the flat)

Red______________

Pink_____________

Orchid_____________

Mixed___________

White_____________

PEPPER (48 plants in the flat)

Bell____________

TOMATO (48 plants in the flat)

________

* All photos of flowers are for reference only.

All flowers / plants are in plastic flats

WAVE PETUNIAS

Flats $22.50 (24 plants in the flat)

Lavender _________

Purple __________

Pink _____________

White ___________

Red ______________

Blue ____________

DIVINE NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS

Flats $21.00 (24 plants in the flat)

Lavender______________

Mix_______________

Pink________________

Red_______________

Violet_______________

White______________

4” Potted Plants $4.50 each

GERANIUMS

Red_______________

White_____________

Pink_____________

Fuchsia____________

Salmon__________

PETUNIAS Mini Flower

Blue_____________

Red_______________

Pink_______________

Purple_____________

Yellow____________

PETUNIAS Large Flower

Pink______________

Purple____________

Blue______________


BEGONIA

Dragon Wing Pink________

Dragon Wing Red_________

Non Stop (Mixed Colors)

_________________

LANTANA

Trailing Gold ________

Trailing Lavender _________

Multicolor_______

SWEET POTATO VINE

TriColor______________

Greenleaf______________

Darkleaf_______________

VINCA VINE _____________

SPIKES _________________

NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS________________

ANGELONIA SERENITA

(Mixed colors)________

ZINNIA-PROFUSION

Golden______________

Cherry______________

Fire_________________

White________________

IMPATIENS

Red_________________

Pink______________

White________________

Violet_______________

Lavender____________

Rose________________

IVY VARIEGATED ______

I

GERANIUMS

6” Peach Basket $13.00

Red______________

Pink_____________

Fuchsia____________

Salmon ____________

10” HANGING BASKETS $22.50

IMPATIENS:

Red _______________

Pink ______________

White ____________

Violet _____________

Blue __________

Rose _____________

Salmon ___________

Orange ___________

NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS

_________

LOBELIA(blue) ________

FUCHSIA _____________

IVY GERANIUMS

Red ______________

Rose _____________

Lavender ___________

PETUNIAS(mini)

Red______________

Pink______________

Yellow____________

Purple____________


PETUNIAS (Large Flower)

Purple_______________

Hot Pink_____________

SCAEVOLA

Blue________________

TORENIA _____________

NON STOP BEGONIA

Apricot____________

Yellow____________

Pink_____________

Red______________

Rose_____________

VERBENA

Pink___________

Red___________

Violet___________

BACOPA

White_____________

BOSTON FERN

__________

* All photos of hanging plants are for reference only.

All flowers / plants are in plastic pots

HERBS


ARUGULA_____________

BASIL

Purple Ruffles___________

Genova_____________

Italian Largeleaf___________

CHIVES_______________

CILANTRO______________

DILL FERNLEAF__________

LAVENDER_____________

OREGANO_____________

PARSLEY

Plain_________________

Curly______________

PEPPERMINT___________

SPEARMINT____________

SAGE

Purple________________

Golden________________

ROSEMARY____________

TARRAGON____________

THYME

Lemon________________

Silver Queen

VEGETABLES


Tomato

Celebrity______________

Super Sweet Cherry_______

Pepper

Lady Bell_________________________

8” Patio Plants $6.00 each

MIXED LETTUCE BOWL ____

TOMATO

Beefsteak ____________

Cherry _______________

PEPPER

Bell ___________________

Chili _________________

EGGPLANT ______________

ZUCCHINI _______________

CUCUMBER BUSH __________


Strawberry - Everbearing _____

PATIO PLANTER

13” with mixed flowers $33.00 _________

10” with mixed Herbs - $21.50________

12” with geranium, spike and vinca vine $27.00 ______

14” COCO BASKET

hanging basket with mixed flowers $44.00 ________

* All photos of plants are for reference only.

All flowers / plants are in plastic pots

Happening at Zion in April 2021 April 1 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am Zoom Holy Thursday worship 7 PM April 2 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

/ Good Friday Zoom Service 7:00pm April 3 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 4 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

Easter Service Zion (outside) 11:00am*/bring your own lawn chair And masks are required! *(If raining, service will be inside Fellowship Hall-MASKS required)

April 5 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 6 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 7 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

Quilters 2:30 – 4:00pm April 8 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 9 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 10 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 11 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

10 AM Worship via Zoom April 12 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 13 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 14 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

Quilters 2:30 – 4:00pm April 15 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 16 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am April 17 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

Paterson Men’s Shelter Dinner (contact Dotti / [email protected] to help!!)

April 18 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

10 AM Worship via Zoom April 19 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am


April 20

April 21

April 22

April 23

April 24

April 25

April 26

April 27

April 28

April 29

April 30

Happening at Zion in April 2021 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

Council Meeting via Zoom 7:45pm

AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am Quilters 2:30 – 4:00pm

AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am



Susan Zabransky Hughes Virtual Run

AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am /

10 AM Worship via Zoom




Quilters 2:30 – 4:00pm



Happening at Zion in May 2021

May 1 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

May 2 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am 10 AM Worship via Zoom



May 5 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am Quilters 2:30 – 4:00pm







May 12 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am Quilters 2:30 – 4:00pm



May 15 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am Paterson Men’s Shelter Dinner (contact Dotti / [email protected] to help!!)




May 19 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am Quilters 2:30 – 4:00pm / Council Meeting via Zoom 7:45pm


Happening at Zion in April 2021 May 20 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am May 21 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am May 22 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am May 23 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am 10 AM Worship via Zoom/Pentecost May 24 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am May 25 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am / May 26 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am

Quilters 2:30 – 4:00pm May 27 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am May 28 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am May 29 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am May 30 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am 10 AM Worship via Zoom May 31 AA One Day At A Time Group 7:00 – 8:00 am Memorial Day

Zion’s Outreach to Paterson

Cooking volunteers and Delivery volunteers are needed to help each month to

help prepare Dinner and/or Deliver (drop off only) (currently no serving due to Covid-19)

for the 25-35 homeless sheltered men St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Men’s Homeless Shelter, Paterson, NJ

Dotti will happily provide you with the food items and serving containers necessary to make an entrée, side(s), or dessert.

We need your time, culinary talent, or willingness to drive! Volunteers needed for:

Saturday, April 17th and Saturday, May 15th

We are still looking for a volunteer to help lead this important outreach!

Please email or/call: Dotti Tyndell / 201-218-1206 / [email protected]


As we have been unable to be together, in person to worship as a church family, we are sharing three different ways for sending in your offering – Mail your check to: Zion Lutheran Church

96 E. Allendale Road Saddle River, NJ 07458

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You can support Zion from anywhere at any time…

Simply use the GivePlus Mobile app to give with your smartphone.

Download the free GivePlus app from your phone’s app store. Find our church by ZIP code [07458] or using location finder and donate! In less than 5 minutes you can set up an account or give using a guest account. You can also give online at our website https://zionsr.org/donate/ If you have any questions regarding GivePlus, contact Stephen at [email protected]

https://zionsr.org/donate/


DRIVE-BY CLOTHING & SHOE DRIVE FUNDRAISER

May 22 9AM – 1PM Where: FELLOWSHIP HALL AT Zion Lutheran Church 96 East Allendale Road, Saddle River, NJ 07458

CLEAN OUT YOUR CLOSETS, ATTICS, GARAGES & BASEMENTS. PUT ALL OF YOUR “GENTLY USED “ ITEMS IN TIGHTLY TIED BAGS & BRING TO FH.

COLLECTING “BAGS” OF CLOTHING. (ANY SEASON & STYLE): SHOES, SNEAKERS, BOOTS, SANDALS UNDERGARMENTS HATS, SCARVES, GLOVES, TIES, HANDBAGS, BELTS, RAIN GEAR, SHEETS, TOWELS, LINENS BACKPACKS AND NEW DIAPERS

DRIVE UP AND SOMEONE WILL REMOVE THE BAGS FROM YOUR CAR All items must be in Plastic Bags. The more our collection weighs, the more we raise. Everything we collect goes to local charities. This WELCA fundraiser will support the quilting mission for Lutheran World Relief and the women of the WELCA national division.

Bergen Highlands United Methodist Church 318 West Saddle River Road, Upper Saddle River, NJ

(201) 327-3960

Eat in or Take Out

Strawberry Shortcake Beverages

Hand Picked New Jersey Strawberries

12 - 5pm Vendors Have Been Invited

Call: 201.327.3960 For more information

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saddle River

96 E. Allendale Road Saddle River, NJ 07458

www.zionsr.org

FELLOWSHIP HALL

Facility Available For Rent

Includes the Hall, Stage, & Kitchen (on-site parking)

Available for Rent for All Occasions

Non-Members: $425

For more information, please contact: Zion’s Church Office at 201-327-0655

http://www.zionsr.org/

ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

We began our Brick Garden in 2008. Some of the bricks are memorials of loved ones, some are in celebration of loved ones and some are in celebration of life. We invite all of you to

participate and add to our garden with any memory or celebration you would like to preserve. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Each 4x8 brick costs $75 and will match the existing bricks in the garden.

Yes, we’d like to reserve a permanent brick. Please engrave our brick as follows: 18 Characters per line

3 Lines only ANY SYMBOL IS CONSIDERED ONE SPACE (PERIOD, COMMA, DASH)

ALL TEXT IS CENTERED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED 4 x 8 Brick

4 x 8 Brick

EXAMPLE G O N E W T O N H I G H L I O N S S T A T E C H A M P I O N S 2 0 0 2 , 2 0 0 3 , 2 0 0 4

PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM AND YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO: Zion Lutheran Church

(please note “Memorial Brick” in the Memo) mail to the church or put in the collection plate

Name: ________________________________________ Phone: (_______) _________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________ Email Address: _______________ _____________________________Amount paid: ___________________

Signature: ______________________________________________________________

Your signature verifies that the above lettering is what you desire to be on the brick

If you have any questions, please call Jean Jones @ 201-445-6715 or email: [email protected]

A reminder that Easter & Spring is a good time for remembering loved ones with a memorial brick. We can order soon and they can be installed easily while the ground is soft.

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