Pre-Campaign Feasibility and Readiness Study

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BEGINNING THE MINISTRY: THE 1950’S
Lutherhill:
60 Years of
Ministry
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The first 25 acres of Lutherhill were purchased in 1954
from Phillips Petroleum who had used the location as a
pump station.
Four staff houses and a brick pump station were converted
into summer cabins and an administration and worship
center (now the dining hall).
On July 11, 1954 the camp was dedicated with 1,700 people
attending.
Mr. L. L. Appelt donated ten additional acres to the site in
1957. A pool was also built.
ADDING TO LUTHERHILL: THE 1960’S-1980’S
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In the early 1960’s six new cabins were added and an
outdoor chapel was constructed.
By 1975, four more brick cabins had been built as Lutherhill
began its third decade of operation.
Two other land additions were made: 7 acres of frontage on
FM 2145 plus 35 acres where the challenge course, pond, and
RV loop are today.
RENOVATING THE SITE: THE 1990’S
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All ten cabins, the kitchen, and the Tree Chapel were
renovated and refurbished.
Nearly every building on site was re-roofed and the Hillside
Store was added.
VISIONING FOR THE FUTURE: THE 2000’S
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DINING HALL 1960
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The Board of Directors entered a new visioning process for
the future, including a facilities master plan.
The Carby Chapel Center was completed in the spring of
2006.
The “A Place for All People” campaign is carried out.
With it, Lutherhill added the Broesche Family Center, six
cabins, and laid the foundation of the new water and sewer
infrastructure.
In May 2009, the Lutherhill Board Board of Directors acted
to acquire 9.22 acres of property from the Appelt estate.
Located directly north of the Carby Chapel, the land allows
for more options for placement of future facilities.
RENEWING ZION IN GALVESTON: THE EARLY 2010’S
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Because of Zion Lutheran Church’s commitment to the
ministry on Galveston Island, the congregation voted
unanimously to donate its assets to Lutherhill Ministries
after voting to dissolve following Hurricane Ike. The
congregation, Synod, and Lutherhill envisioned opening a
retreat center on the island.
Lutherhill Ministries assumed ownership of the Zion
property on January 1, 2012.
Fundraising efforts are being conducted through the Zion
Renewal Appeal with plans to complete funding and
renovation in 2015.
CELEBRATING 60 YEARS: 2014
DINING HALL 1954
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During its 60th year of ministry, Lutherhill served
7,378 guests. Making it the biggest year ever for
Lutherhill Ministries.
The Lutherhill Board of Directors
OFFICERS
MEMBERS
Brett Carleton, President
Sugar Land TX
Rev. Mike Button,
Baton Rouge LA
Phil Oestreich,
La Grange TX
Jeff Brady, Vice-President
Houston TX
Rev. James Fowler,
League City TX
Ed Spaulding,
The Woodlands TX
Butch Wilson, Secretary
Cypress TX
Georgine Garbarini,
The Woodlands TX
Sheri Alsguth, Treasurer
Houston TX
Melissa Minieri,
Conroe TX
Lucky Sahualla,
Ex. Commity Member
Houston TX
Bill Mintz,
Houston TX
Lutherhill Ministries…
A place for all people,
of every generation to
experience the love
of Christ in unique
settings and new ways.
Lutherhill Year Round Staff
ADMINISTRATION
Laura Lyons, Guest Relations
Matt Kindsvatter, Executive Director
Russell Dittrich, Office Manager
MiLisa Gaertner, Donor Relations
Casey Born, Special Events Coordinator
Naida Roden, Finance
Anne Liddle, Special Events Coordinator
PROGRAM
Elise Riggs, Program Director
Meredith Massey, Program Assistant
Geoffrey Roach, Program Director
Megan Myers, Program Assistant
Curtis Bradbury, Program Assistant
OPERATIONS
Russell Weyand, Maintenance Manager
Don Crowe, Food Service Manager
Lutherhill Year Round Staff
Nora Otto, Hospitality Manager
L.to R. - Meredith Massey, Geoffrey Roach, Laura Lyons, Russell
Dittrich, Naida Roden, MiLisa Gaertner, Nora Otto, Don Crowe,
Matt Kindsvatter, Russell Weyand, Elise Riggs, Curtis Bradbury
Not Pictured: Anne Liddle, Casey Born, Megan Myers
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A Growing Ministry
Participation in the ministry of Lutherhill
has grown steadily for a number of years.
New and improved facilities have helped
Lutherhill to live out its mission as a place
for all people of every generation.
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Summer Camp
Summer Day Camp
4000
Retreats/Events
3000
2000
1000
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2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
CAMP AND RETREAT ATTENDANCE
Summer Camp
Summer Day Camp
Retreats/Events
EXPANDED MINISTRY IS LIMITED
UNTIL NEEDS ARE ADDRESSED
Current facilities have reached, perhaps
exceeded, the capacity to serve current
participants well and prohibit expanded
ministry until addressed.
THE DINING HALL
The Lutherhill dining hall is over 60 years
old and once served as a pump station for
Phillips Petroleum. The dining hall currently serves approximately 5,800 people
yearly, including campers, retreat guests,
and staff. The dining hall can comfortably
seat only 112 guests at the time; however,
an average of 170 campers and staff need
to be fed during the summer. This means
that meals are served in separate “shifts.”
A Plan To Enhance Lutherhill’s Ministry
As A Place For All People.
The Lutherhill Board of Directors has reviewed and updated the comprehensive
master plan created ten years ago and developed a challenging plan to expand
Lutherhill’s capacity to serve into the future.
There are three major facility components to the plan:
A new dining facility will serve up to 224 persons with the
flexibility to seat all in one area or in separate dining areas.
Also the facility can be used as a multi-purpose space for
large group meetings, or other events. Three new cabins
will be constructed to replace those displaced by the new
dining facility.
A new adult and family retreat complex village
will house up to 72 persons and include
a central meeting and gathering center
sufficient to serve 100.
A new office and welcome center
complex will be located on the entry
road into Lutherhill.
THE RETREAT FACILITIES
Other elements of the plan:
Lutherhill’s retreat guest attendance has
2009
2011
2013
2014
increased by2010
60% over the past
five years. 2012
In 2014, Lutherhill served 4,492 guests
during the retreat season and projections
indicate that growth will continue.
The majority of the retreat housing that
Lutherhill provides is cabin style, with
an open room that sleeps 12-16 people
in bunk beds. Family style housing, with
private bedrooms and private baths, is
limited to the three-bedroom Broesche
Family Center.
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New site development improvements
including access roads, parking and sewer
expansion will be needed to service the new
facilities.
The $350,000 of the remaining debt from 2009 capital
development projects will be retired.
The Zion Retreat Center in Galveston is not included in this project. Funding
for that development will be completed and renovation undertaken in 2015.
THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN BUDGET
Retreat Village Complex
$2,780,000
Dining Hall
$1,465,000
Cabin Replacement (3 cabins)
$225,000
Welcome/Office Complex
$360,000
$225,000
Expanded Sewer System
Site Improvements
$170,000
Contingency$405,000
RETREAT
VILLAGE
COMPLEX
TOTAL$5,630,000
EACH POD
• 12 Bedrooms
• 2 Double Beds/room
• Gathering Area
• Meeting Space
• Snack Kitchen
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DINING
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STORAGE
DECK
KITCHEN
WELCOME
AND OFFICE
COMPLEX
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A Proposed Joint Campaign for Lutherhill
and the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast Synod: $7 Million Goal
The Lutherhill Board and the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast Synod propose a campaign to fund improvements at Lutherhill, retire a portion of Lutherhill’s existing debt and fund
the Synod’s contribution to the ELCA Church-wide campaign, “Always Being Made New.” The campaign is proposed to begin late in 2015 and be conducted through 2018.
Donors may contribute gifts in the form of cash or other assets readily converted to cash. Gift pledges of three to five years will be welcomed.
SYNOD SUPPORT FOR “ALWAYS BEING MADE NEW”
The Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast Synod proposes to support
the ELCA campaign “Always Being Made New” with a tithe of
$700,000 from the campaign effort. The following are the
segments of the campaign that are proposed for consideration for
the Synod’s participation:
Lutherhill Capital Projects
Lutherhill Debt
Campaign Costs (Staff, Materials, Consultant)
Always Being Made New
ELCA WORLD HUNGER
TOTAL$7,000.000
Support our comprehensive approach in nearly 60 countries and
expand support to communities in at least 10 countries, including
the United States, as they work to solve challenges that perpetuate
hunger and poverty.
RENEWING CONGREGATIONS
Accompany and equip 1,000 congregations in their renewal efforts
through ELCA synods.
NEW CONGREGATIONS
Spread the good news far and wide by planting more congregations in
the United States and the Caribbean.
ELCA FUND FOR LEADERS
Grow the permanent endowment fund so that, for generations to come,
hundreds more of the most promising leaders can respond to the call to
serve our congregations.
GLOBAL MISSION
Support our missionaries and give 200 additional young adults the
opportunity to participate in a year of global service.
CONGREGATION GOALS
Each congregation will be asked to set a nonbinding, three-year goal for their
campaign effort. Recommended goal levels are proposed on the basis of the
average weekly worship attendance of the congregation. Most pastors and lay
leaders consider this statistic to reflect the effective size of their congregation.
The following are the proposed goal levels for congregations.
Basic Goal $200 per worshipper
Advance Goal
$300 per worshipper
Challenge Goal
$400 per worshipper
For example, a congregation with an average weekly worship attendance of
100 persons could select from among the following three-year goals:
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CAMPAIGN BUDGET
Basic Goal $20,000
Advance Goal $30,000
Challenge Goal $40,000
$5,630,000
$350,000
$320,000
$700,000
STANDARD OF GIFTS
In order to fully subscribe the $7 million campaign goal, the following gifts in the quantities listed will need to be received from individuals, families, foundations and individual
congregation campaign efforts:
NUMBER OF GIFTS
1 gift 2 gifts 3 gifts 5 gifts 10 gifts 20 gifts 28 gifts 30 gifts 150 gifts And many other gifts of other amounts totaling
AMOUNT
$1,000,000 or more
$500,000
$250,000
$100,000
$ 75,000
$ 50,000
$ 25,000
$15,000
$ 5,000
$100,000
NAMING AND MEMORIAL GIFT OPPORTUNITIES
Naming and/or memorial gifting opportunities may be available to individuals and families
contributing $25,000 or more to the campaign effort. Final determination of the policy
regarding these gifts will be made prior to the launching of the campaign.
CONGREGATION GIFTS
Each of the 112 congregations of the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast Synod will be asked to
participate in this challenging campaign effort through a careful three-step process:
Receive a congregation council visit to learn the specifics of the campaign
projects, timetable and activities.
Select a member of the congregation to serve as the campaign leader and have
that selected leader attend an orientation and training program.
Set a goal for the congregation and then conduct a five-week campaign effort
that offers each family of the congregation an opportunity to participate through
a contribution.
Donor Support
Listed below are individuals, families and businesses that contributed annual fund gifts of $250 or more to Lutherhill in 2014.
OAK SOCIETY
LIVE OAK $10,000 or more
Mr. & Mrs. Carsten Alsguth Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Phil Beckler Spring TX
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Brady Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Brett S. Carleton Sugar Land TX
Mr. & Mrs. J.M. Garbarini The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. David Harris Spring TX
Mr. Kenneth Heideman Richardson TX
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Higgs The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Jaster Round Top TX
Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Peterson Round Rock TX
Mr. & Mrs. Dudley Piland La Grange TX
Michael & Elaine Riggs Houston TX
Ms. Becky Roach Whitney TX
James & Dana Walker The Woodlands TX
Norman Winkelmann Hockley TX
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Witte Monument CO
WATER OAK $5,000
Mr. & Mrs. K. C. Adams Spring TX
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Baden Austin TX
Tim & Susan Brady Spring TX
Lena & Jerrod Gross La Grange TX
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Lee Held Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hitchcock The Woodlands TX
Diane & Stan Humphrey Galveston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Kruse Brenham TX
Rev. & Mrs. Sidney Roden La Grange TX
Mrs. Joyce Teinert Victoria TX
Butch & Angela Wilson Cypress TX
PIN OAK $2,500
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Adams La Grange TX
Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Albers Sugar Land TX
Rev. George Bement & Barbara Strobel Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Born Spring TX
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Chaffee The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Atlan Citzler La Grange TX
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dittrich Orchard TX
Timothy & Katrina Donoughue The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Ehler La Grange TX
Paul & Namieta Janssen Houston TX
Melissa & James Larkin The Woodlands TX
Becky Linsenbardt Mont Belvieu TX
William Mintz & Kathy Collins Houston TX
Peter & Tande Moreau The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Charles Saenger Houston TX
Lucky & Maureen Sahualla Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Milton C. Schmidt La Grange TX
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schmidt La Grange TX
Edward & Anne Spaulding The Woodlands TX
Mike & Julie Taetz Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Vorpahl Sugar Land TX
Brady, Chapman, Holland & Associates Spring TX
Heritage Wealth Management Houston TX
L/k Oil Field Products, Inc. Houston TX
Thrivent-Willow Creek Community Houston TX
OAK SOCIETY $1,000
Dr. Kenneth & Suzanne Albers Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Anderson Little Rock AR
Rev. Lawrence & Sharon Bade Kenney TX
Rev. & Mrs. Richard Baker Brenham TX
Mr. & Mrs. James Barolak The Woodlands TX
Mr. Pat Blough The Woodlands TX
Don & Carol Blue Spring TX
Jody & Kim Born Tomball TX
Peter & Kristen Bridgeman Austin TX
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Carstens Round Rock TX
Atlan & Jeanette Citzler La Grange TX
Joey & Deborah Cox Conroe TX
Vijay & Amy Dhodapkar Katy TX
Mr. & Mrs. Miles Dollinger Alvin TX
Tom & Lisa Donahue Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Espegren The Woodlands TX
Mandy & James Faucett Tomball TX
Brenda Ferri League City TX
Taani & John Follis Magnolia TX
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Goessler Brenham TX
Michael Hannah Austin TX
Rev. & Mrs. Arlyn J. Hausmann Conroe TX
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Heise New Braunfels TX
Carolyn & Donnie Hill Deer Park TX
Rev. & Mrs. Charles Kindsvatter The Woodlands TX
Matthew & Jennifer Kindsvatter La Grange TX
Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Kramer Missouri City TX
Christine & Robert Kuehl Katy TX
Mr. Eugene Lawson The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Lawson Austin TX
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Leonhardt Cypress TX
Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Leonhardt, Sr. Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Liddle Houston TX
Alex Linder Houston TX
Albert H. Loehr, Jr. La Grange TX
Kristine & Douglas Mayo Spring TX
Gaynell Meyerholtz Austin TX
Nalco Champion Bay City TX
Mr. & Mrs. Philip H. Oestreich La Grange TX
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Olfers Cypress TX
Ron & Ann Pare The Woodlands TX
Keith & Marla Patterson The Woodlands TX
Mike & Suzanne Rose The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. Ruch The Woodlands TX
Sabi Boutique College Station TX
Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Schlaudraff Round Top TX
Jeff & Christy Schnellhardt Katy TX
Mr. & Mrs. David Stancik La Grange TX
Frank & Sandra Teykl La Grange TX
Karla & Greg Vesey Sugar Land TX
John & Eileen Weida Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Wren Seabrook TX
Mr. Donnie Wunderlich Fayetteville TX
Piland, Adams & Associates, Inc. La Grange TX
Sonoco Houma LA
South Texas Corrugated Pipe, Inc. Bay City TX
GARDNERS SOCIETY
BLUEBONNET $750
Patrick & Vicki Beecher Tomball TX
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Berlin The Woodlands TX
Rev. & Mrs. V. George Brookover Kingwood TX
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Chester Katy TX
Ashley & Mark Dellagiacoma Round Top TX
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Frerichs La Grange TX
Michael & Marilyn Johnson Plano TX
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Kaldor Conroe TX
Thomas & Elizabeth Kuper The Woodlands TX
Jeanne Lawson The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Edward LeBlanc The Woodlands TX
Brett & Christi Matens Austin TX
Natalie Stancik La Grange TX
Michael & Donna Strickler Houston TX
Doris & Cullen Thompson Houston TX
Mr. Jay Tillis Pearland TX
Chris & Karen Whitefield Houston TX
INDIAN PAINTBRUSH $500
Carol Bark The Woodlands TX
Berdene Bethel Sugar Land TX
Mr. Richard R. Beyer Austin TX
Wesley & Gretchen Bruner Mont Belvieu TX
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Bulau Kingwood TX
Gail & Clay Cook La Grange TX
Gloria Dietz Brenham TX
John & Lee Fackler The Woodlands TX
Rev. Jeremy & Jaymie Freye Katy TX
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Gerland Carmine TX
Mr. Wilbert Gross La Grange TX
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hank La Vernia TX
Rev. Kathy Haueisen Houston TX
Richard & Annette Haut The Woodlands TX
Rev. & Mrs. John Hunsicker Weimar TX
John & Jane Jacobi Houston TX
Ms. Sue Jahn Richmond TX
Louise A Johnson Taylor TX
LaVerne Kalbow La Grange TX
Lester & Jeanette Keilers Fayetteville TX
Mrs. Carolyn Kirk Houston TX
Huey & Colleen Kliebert Spring TX
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Koch The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Milroy Krebs Fayetteville TX
Mr. William Lutz, II The Woodlands TX
Gayle Lyons Spring TX
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Macaulay La Grange TX
Bob & Maryellen Madsen Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Michalk The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Mote Houston TX
Mrs. Julie Muery Taylor TX
Travis & Ashley Nelius Round Top TX
Mr. & Mrs. Chris J. O’Sullivan Houston TX
Rev. & Mrs. Brad Otto Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Payton The Woodlands TX
Lee & Virginia Petersen The Woodlands TX
Mrs. Claudette Pfennig-High Pearland TX
Naida Roden La Grange TX
Mr. Arthur Rodiek Bellville TX
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Rosseisen Houston TX
Garry & Leonita Sanders Carmine TX
Bennie H. Schramm El Campo TX
Michael & Brenda Sewell Spring TX
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Shank Spring TX
Chuck & Debbie Spiess Magnolia TX
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Sternau The Woodlands TX
Tbs Spark Foundation Houma LA
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Tobecksen The Woodlands TX
Melvin & Carolyn M. Tobola Schulenburg TX
Tom & Barbara Van Akkeren Houston TX
Rev. Jill Vivroux Brenham TX
Mrs. Joyce Weiss Brenham TX
Michelle Wiedrich Kingwood TX
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Winkelmann Houston TX
FRIENDS
Rev. James & Dr. Louise Abbott Bryan TX
Mrs. Evelyn Akerman Houston TX
Barbara Bone & Paul A. Antolik Houston TX
Rev. & Mrs. Larry Beck Cypress TX
Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Bennetsen La Grange TX
Mr. & Mrs. David Bockhorn Brenham TX
Mr. Dennis Braaten Katy TX
Carmel Bradbury Richmond TX
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Broman Katy TX
Robin & Aaron Bruso Houston TX
Velon & Martha Burnett Houston TX
Richard & Sara Byrnes The Woodlands TX
Clayton & Tara Childs La Grange TX
Dr. Annette Citzler La Grange TX
Stephen & Sheron Citzler La Grange TX
David & Becky Collins New Ulm TX
Phil & Sherri Crepinsek League City TX
Marilyn & Dan Cupp Grand Prairie TX
Mr. Eric Draper, Jr. Houston TX
Mrs. Karen Eikenhorst Brenham TX
Peter & Pauline Eng Tyler TX
Rev. & Mrs. Mark England Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Vic Fair New Ulm TX
Mark Flora The Woodlands TX
Ms. Christine Franke Chappell Hill TX
Stephanie Gossett Bryan TX
Kevin Gregory Pasadena TX
David & Jacqueline Halfaday Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hauglie Spring TX
Dede Heidt Sugar Land TX
Rev. & Mrs. Walter Hildebrandt Schulenburg TX
Jon & Ruth Hoyme Slayton MN
Mr. Donald L. Hynek Shenandoah TX
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Jackson Houston TX
Jon & Laura Jennings Austin TX
Adriana Johnson Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. James Kelley Magnolia TX
Mr. Fred Korge & Mrs. Patricia Hogan Houston TX
Krause & Jaster Family Fund Round Top TX
Dr. Gayle LeBon & Paul Sonnemann The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lincke La Grange TX
Amber Lisman Crossroads TX
Rev. Kinndlee Lund Brenham TX
Rev. Blair & Donna Lundborg Conroe TX
Mr. & Mrs. James Kelley Magnolia TX
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Markert Baton Rouge LA
Peggy & Harold Mathis, Jr. Richmond TX
Robert & Melissa Minieri Conroe TX
Mr. & Mrs. Don H. Morrison Columbus TX
Linda Morrison La Grange TX
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Mueller Victoria TX
Rev. & Mrs. John David Nedbalek Round Top TX
Rev. Kerry Nelson & Ms. Kelley Keller Houston TX
Melanie Nelson & David Kingery Houston TX
Mike & Thelma Newton Waller TX
Mike & Linda Nicolosi The Woodlands TX
Mr. Wayne Norden & Mrs. Joni M. Weir Houston TX
Laverne Peter Bay City TX
Lloyd Pieper Family Brenham TX
Mr. Mark Pokluda Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. G. L. Prenzler Burton TX
Rev. & Mrs. Steve Quill Missouri City TX
Robert W. Reinicke Bellville TX
Mr. Ben Remmert Houston TX
Ms. Annette Richards Fayetteville TX
Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Roesler Willis TX
Ed & Mary Ross The Woodlands TX
Dane & Anna Sever The Woodlands TX
Marian Shelton Houston TX
Charles L. Smith Brenham TX
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Smith Klein TX
Alexis Stacy Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. William Steiner The Woodlands TX
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stock Houston TX
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Torrison The Woodlands TX
True Expressions Photography Spring TX
Cindy & Scott Vermilyea Houston TX
Pieter Visser & Marsha Seale Houston TX
Allen & Hildy Warner Houston TX
Laurie Wilmoth Richardson TX
Roger & Mary Lou Winkelmann Brenham TX
Zigal Insurance Agency La Grange TX
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Zuehlke Cypress TX
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TX-LA GULF COAST SYNOD
12941 I-45 North Freeway #210
Houston, Texas 77060-1243
Phone: 281.873.5665
www.gulfcoastsynod.org
P.O. Box 99
3782 Lutherhill Road
La Grange, Texas 78945-4132
Phone: 888.266.4613
www.lutherhill.org
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