A word from Pastor Dan Church Lutheran Timothy`s

MARCH 2015
St.
Timothy’s
Lutheran
Church
GOOD news
CHURCH staff
PASTORS:
DAN SELBO, EXT. 114
JUDY BANGSUND, EXT. 105
VISITATION PASTOR:
JIM BANGSUND, EXT. 138
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL:
GAYLE RENKEN, EXT. 113
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY:
MARIA BONES, EXT. 120
DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES:
ELIZABETH SELBO, EXT 201
YOUTH & FAMILY MINISTRIES:
JOE HILL, EXT. 119
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC:
ROXANN GALLAGHER, EXT. 122
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC SUPPORT:
GEOFF SCHULLER
TRADITIONAL MUSIC:
JAMIE MULFINGER
A wo rd f ro m Pa s to r D a n
“If you confess with your lips that Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart that
God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” Romans 10:9
The foundation of the Christian faith is the life, death, and resurrection of
Jesus. Everything we teach and believe is rooted in the good news that on the
cross and through the resurrection, Jesus has won the victory over sin and
death for us. It is what separates the Christian faith from every other religion.
It is the unique and distinguishing mark of the Christian Church. But our faith is
not simply something we believe. It is also something we live.
As Paul reminds us in his letter to the Romans, there is both an inward and an
outward dimension to our faith. We believe in our hearts that God raised Jesus
from the dead. That’s inward. It’s inside of us. We also confess with our lips
that Jesus is Lord. That’s outward. It’s what we are called to do.
As one of your pastors, I challenge you to keep working at both of these faith
dimensions. They are equally important. Through worship and prayer, hearing
and reading God’s Word, our faith grows. As a result, inwardly we become
stronger and more certain in our faith. In the same way, as we speak the name
of Jesus, share our faith with others, we find that our faith leads others to
faith. As a result, outwardly, people are drawn to Jesus, the Church grows, and
our words become a living witness to Christ.
During this month, we continue on the path Jesus walked and the journey that
led him to the cross. Our Wednesday night services are centered in what Jesus
has done for us. I encourage you to make every effort to be here on
Wednesday nights. The evenings include a soup supper at 6:15, with worship
and something specifically designed for the children at 7:00. And then, at the
end of month, we move into a weeklong remembrance of the final events of
Jesus’ life. Palm Sunday is March 29. Easter Sunday is April 5. In between, on
Maundy Thursday (April 2) and Good Friday (April 3), we focus on those final
hours leading up to and including Jesus’ death.
ORGANISTS: BILL MOWSON & JIM SKOOG
BOOKKEEPER: JEANETTE STAHLKE
It is the same pattern every year. What we are doing this year is nothing new.
How come? Because what we are doing is at the foundation of our faith. The
life, death, and resurrection of Jesus are what separate Christianity from every
other religion. They are the unique and distinguishing marks of our faith. They
are also the reasons we have a message to share. Jesus did not die and rise
again only for us. He died and rose for the world. Our task, as we follow Jesus,
includes both dimensions. Inwardly, we grow in our faith. Outwardly, we share
the faith that is ours. Both are centered in Christ.
Church 408-264-3858
School 408-265-0244
www.stlcsj.org
Let’s commit ourselves to being two-dimensional in our faith. It is not enough
to believe in our hearts that God raised Jesus from the dead. We also need to
confess that he is, indeed, our Lord. That’s our foundation. That’s our calling.
That’s what following Jesus is all about.
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR: BETH TKACHEFF
PUBLICATIONS: TAMMI HALL
Following with you,
Pastor Dan
THOUGHTS
F RO M J O E !
FA M I LY m a t t e r s
How Does Your Garden Grow?
For Lent this year we handed out a colorful placemat size
calendar for the kids. It is a great way to mark the 6 weeks
leading up to Easter. The theme, "How Does God's Garden
Grow?" is a wonderful way to see God in our lives everyday.
Here are some good points to remember in tending your own
garden of little disciples.
Gardens need good soil
"But as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord."
Joshua 24:15
Think of your home as the soil your kids have been planted in.
Show your love by teaching and challenging them (to be kind,
loving, thoughtful), spending time in conversation, giving them
your full attention, saying you are sorry, and offering
forgiveness. Model your faith at home. The strongest growth
comes from healthy soil.
Gardens need sun, rain, and fertilizer
"I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I
in you, you will bear much fruit..." John 15:5
We won't be growing anything spiritual without food from the
Word! Jesus brings the hope and joy of God's promises to life,
and we all need to connect with him. Share the stories of the
Bible through books or apps. Check out JellyTelly.com or "The
Bible App for Kids" if you need ideas. Bring your children to
church and Sunday School to celebrate our Lord! Feed your
kids on music, prayer, and stories from the Bible.
Gardens go through different seasons
"But the fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness,
goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control."
Galatians 5:22
As parents it is so important to remember that growing a
garden of little disciples takes time and patience. It is not easy
to have to repeat the same lesson over and over 10 times, or
more, and they still don't get it. Is my child ever going to
understand? This is a long term project, and every lesson they
DO get makes a difference. There is a time for growth, rest,
and harvest, depending on the season. What kind of fruit will
be coming out of your garden?
Gardens need times of rest in order to gather the energy for
growth. Are there areas of your life that could use some
pruning? It takes courage to prune back my rose bushes, but I
do it with the hope that it gives them room to grow in the
spring. Don't be afraid to prune the noise of too many
activities in your family life. Make room for your priorities.
Make your children's spiritual growth one of those priorities.
-Maria Bones, Director of Children’s Ministry
By the time you read this, sign-ups will have already begun
(and possibly filled up!) for this year’s Mexico Mission Trip.
As I prepare for “Mexico Season” I am reminded of the
many, many amazing things God has done through that
experience over the years. I want to share one with you
here.
Several years back, I was a part of a team that built a home
for a couple named Jorge and Lenora, and their 3 young
children. Each year we go, it is always encouraging and
exciting to return to visit families we had built for in previous
years, so the following year I was happy to find that the
work site I was on was half a block away from Jorge and
Lenora’s home. The first day of work we went by at lunch to
say hi and learned that Jorge was not home because he was
at work (a positive since, the previous year, he was on the
job search). Nonetheless the reunion was a happy one, and
we tried to “chat” as best we could, involving many hand
gestures, head nods and pointing. Lenora gave us directions
to the construction site that Jorge was employed at and, at
the close of our work day, we drove by. Much to our surprise
and amazement, Jorge was working building a church in the
very same neighborhood that we had been building homes
for years. Jorge had picked up where we left off, and God’s
work in that place did not stop just because we left.
This is not just a plug for the Mexico Mission Trip, but an
exhortation to live in the Spirit- make the most of every
relationship, every conversation, every act of servicebecause you never know how God will make the seeds you
plant grow.
-Joe Hill, Director of Youth & Family Ministry
Coming Up this Month
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IGNITE, March 8th & 22nd, 6:00-8:00pm
High School Bible Study, Tuesdays, 7:00-8:30
High School: St. Fort-ricks Day Party! March 17 @7pm
Jr. High: Are You Afraid of The Dark? March 27 @7pm
OT HE R eve n ts & up date s
SUPER SENIORS:
Please join us
Thursday, March 26th at noon in
Fellowship Hall for a delicious lunch of
baked potatoes served with a variety of
toppings, together with drinks and
dessert. Cost is $5 per person. RSVP to
Olga Walters (408-268-3739). Following
lunch, Joseph Harrison, health specialist,
will talk about senior health
issues. Reservations will also be taken
for lunch Thursday, April 23rd at the
Mandarin Gourmet. The April lunch will
cost $16 per person. Reservations need
to be made and paid for by April
16th. Super Seniors
is a fellowship group
open to ALL seniors,
new members are
always welcome.
St. Timothy’s Technology Updates
We are working hard to help you stay
connected to St. Timothy’s. We have
recently added our sermons archives
to iTunes and Vimeo. We also
launched a new website this month,
and coming soon is a St. Timothy’s
church app. Don’t forget we are also
on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram!
Be sure to share us with your friends
and family using any or all of these
vehicles.
iTunes Podcasts
Sermons are now
available as podcasts in
iTunes! Never miss a
sermon by subscribing.
There are two podcasts under the
name of St. Timothy's Lutheran
Church in the iTunes store so be sure
to subscribe to the one with the 3
green crosses.
Sermon Videos on Vimeo
Download the Vimeo app and register
with your email address. You can
then follow St. Timothy’s Lutheran
Church by searching and selecting
people. You can download videos to
watch offline. Don’t want to
download the app? You can still
watch all videos online at:
http://vimeo.com/user28125518/
videos.
40 donors needed for our next Blood Drive on March 7
from 8-1pm at Carter. Sign up on line at redcrossblood.org
and enter sponsor code: TIMOTHY to get to our drive. You
can also sign up after worship services on Sunday, March 1.
Adult Education
Who Is This Man?
Sundays, March 1-29 at 9:45 & 11:00
Jesus was an unusual person. Although having only
a basic education, he became known for his
wisdom. Although he never traveled farther than
he could walk, his movement has now spanned 7
continents. The world now sets its calendar by
Jesus’ lifetime. His name is on everyone’s lips –
either as a curse or a blessing. Countless pieces of
art (paintings, music and architecture) memorialize
his life and message. WHO IS THIS MAN? “The
Unpredictable Impact of the Unescapable Jesus”, a
5-week study by John Ortberg. During this season
of Lent, take the opportunity to find out just what
made Jesus so great. What led him to the cross?
What makes him so compelling that you would
want to follow him?
Women’s Bible Study runs through 4/2
9:30-10:30 in Fellowship Hall
“Daring to Hope in an Unstable World”. About the
prophet Jeremiah -- Led by Susan Lovelady and
Tammy Briner.
Women’s Groups
Naomi Circle meets the 1st Thursday of
the month at 12:30pm in the Fireside
Room. Contact Joyce at 408-723-2437.
Lydia Circle Book Club meets the 2nd
Friday of the month at 6:30pm. Contact
Diana at 408-264-3524.
Zest For Life meets Tuesday mornings
from 9:45-11:30am (Music Room.)
Contact Marge at [email protected]
or 408-356-9960.
Quilters and Cut-Ups meets the 1st &
3rd Wednesday mornings (Music Room)
from 9:00am-noon. Contact Paula at
408-225-8626.
Pins & Needles meets weekly on Friday
mornings from 9:30-11:30am (Library).
Contact Danielle ([email protected]).
Men’s Groups
Iron Men meets the 3rd Tuesday evening
of the month at 6:30pm. Contact Dale
Miller at 408-371-5789.
Men’s Bible Study meets every
Tuesday morning at 6:30am. Contact
Steve Hill at 408-531-5025.
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY
The mission of St. Timothy’s Children’s Ministry is to
grow children into disciples of Jesus Christ.
Questions? Maria Bones, Direct or of Children’s Ministry. 408-264-3858, ext 120, [email protected]
Sunday School Lessons
for March
9:45-10:45 am
Carter Building
Wednesdays in LENT
Game On!
In this sports-themed unit,
kids will learn about the
Lord’s Prayer, the model
Jesus gave them to coach
them in the art of prayer. Kids will learn six big
prayer skills laid out by the ultimate prayer coach,
Jesus Himself. Kids will discover how praying about
God’s character, kingdom, provision, forgiveness,
guidance, and protection will turn them into
prayer all-stars who will change the world.
We will finish the month off learning about Palm
Sunday and the Easter Story. Your kids are
welcome to join Sunday School anytime. Our
classes are open to all children, ages 3-5th grade.
Nursery Corner
The nursery is open to all babies and toddlers (up to 4 yrs
old) during all Sunday morning Worship services, and is
located in Room B3, across from the Sanctuary. Nursery
care is provided by church members on a volunteer
basis.
HEALTH & WELLNESS POLICIES:
We want all our children to be healthy, therefore, we ask
parents to follow these guidelines to assess their child’s health
before bringing them to church. This is for their comfort as well
as for the health of other children. Parents should keep their
children home if they observe these symptoms of illness within
the last 24 hours:
 Fever (99.1 or higher)
 Excessive coughing
 Vomiting or Diarrhea
 Discharge in or around the eyes
 Questionable rash or contagious skin infections
 Green or yellow runny nose
A child that is being treated with an antibiotic should have
received treatment for a minimum of 24 hours before coming
to church. All nursery workers and teachers should follow the
same guidelines. The Nursery and general toys are cleaned on
an ongoing basis. Toys that have been mouthed and all
nursery surfaces are disinfected daily.
SAVE THE DATE!
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
June 22-26
MT. CROSS DAY CAMP
July 20-24
WONDER-BLIMP OF KNOWLEDGE
7pm, Fellowship Hall
Elementary Children (1st-5th)
Come check out “Clive & Ian’s Wonder-Blimp
of Knowledge” as we jump into
BIG QUESTIONS ABOUT GOD.
NURSERY CARE (6mo-5yrs) is available
during LENT Worship as well.
CHILDRENS MINISTRY CALENDAR
Sundays in March, 2015
 Sunday School 9:45-10:45am
 Sermon Activity, 11:15am Worship
 Nursery Care, 8:15, 9:45, 11:15am
LENT LESSONS, Wednesday, 7pm
 Clive & Ian’s Wonder-Blimp of Knowledge
 Nursery Care
VBS / Summer Camp Registration opens
Monday, March 9
www.stlcsj.org
OCC Craft Night
Thursday, March 19, 7pm
Debbie Bauman’s house
College Connection donations due March 22
Mom’s Park Date—Coffee & Conversation
Tuesday, March 24, 9am - La Colina Park
Join other moms for Coffee and Conversation
at a different neighborhood park each
month.
Easter Egg Stuffing
March 30, 9am
“ ejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God s will for you in hrist Jesus.”
-1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
IGNITE is worship by students and for students!
Sundays, March 8 & 22
- 6:00-8:00 - Carter Bldg -discussions-messages-potluck-fellowship-
March 21 8:30-12:00
Joe s team So Fresh So Clean
Eli abeth s team the Walkodiles
isit the website (events.watermissions.org
siliconvalley) and click Join A Team to get
in on a great morning with some friendly
competition while helping a great cause
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March 27, 7:00-9:00 @ the Youth House
Come on out for a bonfire and games in
the dark!
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St Fort-ric ’s Day
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March 17, 7:00 @ the Youth House
Bring a sheet to build a massive fort,
bake cookies, and wear green things!
unior High - Mt Cross railblazers Camp, uly 19-24
We are encouraging all St. Tim’s Jr Highers thinking about Summer camps
to check out Trailblazers at Mt. Cross this summer. This is for all who will
be in 7th-9th grade in the Fall of 2015. Low and high ropes courses, night
swims, beach day, and other fun! Check out the website
http: www.mtcross.org !summer-programs c3vg for more info!
High School - Me ico Mission rip, uly 11-1
Scholarships a ailable as needed
Contact oe oe hill stlcs org for info
@sttims_youth
For all 8th graders and older. Cost is $250. We have 44 total spots for the
Mexico Mission Trip. Contact Joe if you are interested in going to check if
there are spots still available!
Marc
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“I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink.” -Matthew 25:35
Come be a part of The First Annual Silicon Valley Discipleship Walk for Water
There are many ways to help! If you would like to volunteer or help raise money, please contact Ruth Hardin
at 408-266-8217 or [email protected].
If you would like to walk, please visit the website (events.watermissions.org/siliconvalley) and click “Join A
Team” to get in on a great morning with some friendly competition while helping a great cause!
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Elizabeth Selbo
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The mission of God
starts with relationships
and happens all over
the place. Starbucks is
part of my mission field!
Here’s what I mean…
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Starbucks, pray and ask
God to meet you there.
Then pay attention. He
has a funny way of showing up.
Become a regular. Instead of “Starbucks
hopping,” frequent the same one. Get to
know the staff. You’ll run into other
regulars. Conversations and relationships
will start to happen.
Don’t use the drive-thru. Walk inside and
while you’re at it, hold the door open for
the person behind you.
Slow down. Jesus was often busy but
never in a rush. Take the extra couple of
minutes to interact with people.
Do you read a daily devotion? Read it at
Starbucks!
Feeling generous? Leave a dollar or two to
pay for the next person in line.
Put your phone away. Just for five minutes
– you can do it!
Pray for the people you see – no one even
has to know what you’re up to!
Starbucks. The grocery store. Target. The
library. You name the place and God will meet
you there!
Some of the Walk For Water teams are joining
together for a "parking lot sale" (in front of
St. Timothy's) on Saturday, March 7th with all
proceeds going to Water Missions
International. Team leaders are responsible
for items brought with them and as such will
take remaining items home or to Goodwill
following the sale.
Come support this
effort. The sale hours
are 8-2:30. Feel free to
contact Donna Ovens at
[email protected] for
further information.
SCHOOL blog
Lent can be hard to explain to children. As adults, we understand that Lent is a
time to prepare for Easter. There are many customs associated with Lent, such as
fasting, spiritual discipline and moderation. This time gives us an opportunity to
reflect on Jesus’ suffering and sacrifice, his life, death, burial and resurrection.
Lent is a chance for God to confront our sin, invite our confession and give
forgiveness through Jesus’ death on the cross. Adults understand the symbolic
nature of Lent; however, for children the repeated focus on Jesus suffering and
death on our behalf can be scary. Children are concrete thinkers and so need
concrete ways to grasp the meaning of Lent and Easter.
Here are some ideas of things you can do as a family to involve your children in
hands-on ways and discuss with them God’s wonderful promises to us.
Attend an Ash Wednesday service. Whether at church or at the weekly Chapel at
St. Timothy’s Lutheran School, children are given the opportunity to receive the
mark of the cross on their forehead with ashes. This is a chance to talk with your
children about life and death. There will be death and burial for each of us. Even
Jesus died and was buried. But death wasn’t the end for Jesus nor will it be for us.
Jesus has promised us eternal life with him.
At the beginning of Lent we observe Jesus time in the wilderness. While he was
there, he prayed and prepared for what was coming. So, Lent is a wonderful time
for your family to set aside time to pray and prepare for what is coming up for us.
In the six weeks of Lent, you can use this time to begin a family devotional or
prayer time each day.
Resurrection Eggs are a great way to talk through the story of Holy Week in a
concrete way. You can purchase Resurrection Eggs at most Christian bookstores,
however making your own as a family is a great way to get the conversation
started. You can Google Resurrection Eggs for assembly instructions.
The conversations that you have with your children when you do any of these
activities are the most important part. We want to share with our children the
Good News, to tell them about Jesus, to assure them that God loves them and
forgives them. It is hard to express all the intricacies of faith, but experiencing
events in concrete ways, praying, worshiping, and participating create openings
for the conversations we want to have. Ultimately we want our children to grow
in their faith.
-Gayle
Renken, School Principal
Sunday
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M Education Hour
PM Handbell
M EST
M Adult Ed
PM Leadership
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PM Recovery
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M Pins and
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Cut-ups
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M Women s
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PM AA Meeting
M lood
PM ulletin
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Choir
Drive
PM Soup
PM nstrumental Team
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Supper
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Lot Sale
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PM Handbell
PM H.S. ible
M Adult Ed
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PM gnite
PM Recovery
PM Caring
PM AA Meeting
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M Education Hour Choir
M Adult Ed
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PM H.S. St.
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PM Soup
PM nstrumental
PM AA Meeting
PM West
PM ulletin
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PM Rio 2 Movie
PM Lydia Circle
M uilters &
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M Pins and
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PM Recovery
PM H.S. ible
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Financial Update
2015
2015
3 Year
General Fund Building Fund Capital Campaign
OFFERINGS to
date $
SPENDING
to date $
Excess/(Shortfall) $
117,838
$
138,787 $
(20,949) $
20,498
$
22,905 $
(2,407) $
27,832
30,027
(2,195)
Table Graces Try a new prayer
this week for dinner...or any meal!
Dear Lord, thank you for this food.
Bless the hands that prepared it.
Bless it to our use and us to your service,
and make us ever mindful of the needs of others.
Through Christ our Lord we pray. Amen
 “Before Amen” by Max Lucado - the author
addresses “the power of simple prayer”
 “The Language of God” by Francis S. Collins - A
scientist presents evidence for belief
 Additionally, we have a number of donated
Children’s books that are currently being processed.
Members of our Church Family
Dee & Elmer Abeloe
Janine Arietta
Marilyn Bentson
Dick Betz
Gary & Karin Mallet-Boegner
Chris & Joanne Brewer
Liz Brewer and Family
Doris Campagna
Norman Conrad
era Frase
Lisa Furlo
Traci Ganatra
Betty Gravdahl
Kelsie Hardin
Kathleen Hawley
Jackie Heimann
Ste en Hendric son
Bea Henrickson
Michael an ows y
Lori Madsen
Micki Mowson
Ken Newcomb
Dorothy Oberschulte
Grant Paedon
oe Stamos
Bob Suda
Rosamund Suhr
Clare Switzer
Sara Wagner
Angie Watson
Elsie West
M Pins &
M Easter
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Egg Hunt
PM AA Meeting
PM AA
PM ulletin
Meeting
Team
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S IP
elati es and Friends
Aaron, Jennifer, Justin, Jerry, Teresa & Natalie
(children of Karin Boegner)
Matt N. (online request)
ichard Aze edo
Stephanie Baker (cousin of Antoinette Fox)
Russ Brown (brother-in-law of Liz Brewer)
Clark Burrell
Niko Cattarin & family (friend of Stephanie Reitz)
Jocelyn Chavez (wife of NALC General Secretary)
Claire friend of the Bushurs
ancy, Mi e & at Dowd relati es of amie Mul nger
Marilyn Dunla ey friend of erri ames
Carolyn Gilbert former member
nes Gomez friend of eesie Carmac
Marie Hughes (friend of Terri James)
uli Kachmanian sister of Mary Fries
Be y Kampe friend of eesie Carmac
Don Koester
ill anducci friend of Shelby ong
ancy Molay friend of Katy Stamos
Jeanette Nill (friend of Dan & Mary Selbo)
Abigail arsons relati e of Stephanie eitz
Filonila Rosario (mother of Claudia Schalesky)
Martha Smith (friend of Julie Altomare)
Nick Stamos (relative of the Stamos family)
ulie Steiner mother of Maria Bones
Martin Steffan (relative of Terri & Stewart James)
Kurtis atum friend of Diana ’Halloran
Bruce Tritch (husband of Elizabeth Tritch)
Val Vyhanek (relative of Christine Lavazza)
he family of Kristin eyrebrune friend of Alisha Collier
he family of Sean Messina relati e of Marsha Wells
he family of Bill Maize father of ami ugmair
he family of Mi e Kampe friend of eesie Carmac
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Holy Week & Easter Worship Schedule
April 2: Women’s White Breakfast, 7:00 am
Maundy Thursday, 7:00 pm
April 3: Good Friday, 7:00 pm
April 4: Easter Egg Hunt, 10:00 am
April 5: Easter Sunday, 8:15, 9:45, & 11:15am
Maundy hursday White Brea fast: All women are invited to attend the White Breakfast, a tradition here
at St. Timothy's. We will not only be nourished at the breakfast table (hosted by Lydia Circle), but also at
the Lord's table as we celebrate Holy Communion together.
aster anca e Brea fast: Will be served in the Fellowship Hall from 9:00 - 11:00 am. Come hungry and
enjoy breakfast with your church family. Hosting the breakfast will be the Mission to Mexico Team. All
donations will go toward the building of houses and a Youth Center in Mexico. Each home costs $1,850 to
build. We look forward to having you with us for breakfast. Thank you for your support!
Soup Suppers & Midwee
enten ser ices Wednesdays
:00 pm
Join us for a time of worship in the Sanctuary and fellowship during Lent, through
March 25. Soup suppers begin at 6:15pm. Families come with your children – see
the Children’s Ministry page for details on the Lenten Children’s program.
Childcare is provided in the Nursery for children age 6 months - Preschool.