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Sunday worship - November 08, 2020
by Pastor Jack - November 08 - worship online
Sunday Worship - November 08, 2020 23rd Sunday of Pentecost Sermon: by Pastor Jack
Music: Chad Flynn
Sunday worship - November 08, 2020
by Pastor Jack - November 08 - worship online
Sunday Worship - November 08, 2020 23rd Sunday of Pentecost Sermon: by Pastor Jack
Music: Chad Flynn
Sunday worship - February 14, 2021
by Pastor Jack - February 14 - worship online
Sunday Worship - February 14, 2021 6th Sunday After Epiphany Sermon: by Pastor Jack
Music: Chad Flynn
Notes from
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church
June 26, 2022
Serving at Worship Today
Lector: Shannon Leifken Video: Don Gulliksen Usher: Carol Schutz
Communion Assistant: Matt Maitilasso Altar Guild: Nancy Ambjor
CPIC: Carol Schutz
Serving Next Week: (7/10)
Lector: Ellen Crane Video: Don Gulliksen Usher: Carol Schutz
Communion Assistant: Matt Maitilasso Altar Guild: Nancy Ambjor
CPIC: Carol Schutz
This Sunday we welcome Jennifer Foose as our guest musician today. Thank you for blessing us!
Welcome back Chris Buechler! Chris will be offering a patriotic medley, “A New Birth of Freedom,” for us in observance of Independence Day weekend. Thank you Chris for blessing us again.
A million thanks to our dedicated choir! They have offered anthems each week even in the absence of a Music Director! We are grateful to Dr. Joanne Schaper, Barbara Selland, and our guest pianists for keeping our talented choir “on its toes.”
Communion Note: Did you know that the communion trays are configured in a certain way? Cups containing grape juice are in the center of the tray, and cups containing wine are near the edges of each serving tray.
Offering envelopes are now available on the table in the back of the sanctuary. Please feel free to take some of the preprinted envelopes from the back and write your name in the space provided.
Lectors (readers on Sunday mornings) are needed and appreciated. Read the assigned Scripture for the day! Sign up sheets are located in the rear of the sanctuary, or ask Pastor Jack for details: jackspartan79@gmail.com
Opportunities to provide humanitarian aid to refugees from the Ukraine. Send your contributions to Lutheran Disaster Response You can donate on the web by visiting ELCA.org and then clicking “Eastern Europe Crisis Response” or you can mail checks to:
Lutheran Disaster Response
P.O. Box 1809
Merrifield, VA 22116-8009
(Write "Eastern Europe Crisis Response" on your check memo line.)
RISE UP is collecting toiletries to aid our locals. Did you know that food stamps do not cover basic toiletry items like soap and shampoo? Please donate items in the special bin located in our church vestibule. For more information, contact Angela Bloshuk at 973-476-0101 or email her at: riseupangela@gmail.com
Lunch & Learn Adult Bible Study will be offered again on August 3rd - in person or via ZOOM video link only from noon – 1:00pm. Please contact Pastor Jack (jackspartan79@gmail.com) about the ZOOM link.
Clothing Donations: Please DO NOT drop off clothing at our church vestibule or lobby area. Instead, please place all donated articles in the RED BIN in the rear parking lot of the church. Shoes, handbags, stuffed toys, and linens are accepted as well! Please save winter coats for our fall coat drive.
Food Collections. Please note: Please donate only NON-PERISHABLE food items. Do not drop off milk, bread, or various dairy products as these items may spoil prior to public distribution.
Want to give electronically? 40% of our offerings now come in via electronic giving sources. To learn more, simply go to our web page at www.rockawaylutheran.org and click on the “donate” button. . . then follow the simple instructions. Still not sure? Please contact Donna Gulliksen at: Donna.Gulliksen@gmail.com or call her at 973-697-1895. Regular offerings (with date and frequency of your choice) as well as one-time gifts can be established electronically. All transactions are confidential.