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A publication for members and friends of Resurrection

and the Child Development Center

Resurrection’s Mission Statement: Called by God’s Spirit, we are to be the presence of Christ in our daily lives so that others will follow him.

Tucson Veterans Serving Veterans (TVSV)

Clothing Drive last weekend was a huge

success thanks to your generous dona-

tions! A truck full of clothing, 5 large boxes of personal

hygiene times, and cash donations will go a long way to

help our Veterans in need. Thank you again for your

generosity!

GLOBAL DENTAL BRIGADES SAY “THANK YOU, THANK YOU!”

Global Dental Brigades at the University of Arizona

would like to thank everyone at Resurrection for tak-

ing part in our third annual dental supply fundraiser! In

total, you gave 786 toothbrushes, 659 tubes of tooth-

paste, 682 containers of floss and $1,255. One student

from our chapter, as well as 22 more from the Global

Medical Brigades group, traveled to Nicaragua to deliv-

er these supplies. Additionally, another student and 27

more from the global medical brigades chapter traveled

to Ghana to do the same. Once there, the students

distributed the supplies to children and families during

educational presentations about the importance of oral

hygiene. Additionally, thanks to the funds we received,

hundreds of people without regular access to dental

care also received fillings and extractions free of

charge. We are incredibly grateful for all of your con-

tributions and support. We look forward to seeing you

all again next year!

Friday, June 22 @ 8:15am

On Friday, June 22 at 8:15am in the Outreach Center,

we will be preparing lunches for the men at Primavera.

All who would like to join in and help are welcome. We

also need donations of individual bags of potato chips,

fruit, and cookies (please no peanuts or peanut butter). Mark your donations "Primavera" and leave them in the

church kitchen on or before Friday, June 22. Sign Up

Sheet can be found on the OV patio. Thank you!

After taking a few months off, Chair

Yoga is back! This class is your oppor-

tunity to investigate the ancient practice

of yoga from a chair. Comfortable, easy

to move in clothes are all you need.

Classes are FREE and meet in Katie’s

Quarters in the Outreach Center, on-going and open

to all. For more info, contact Linda Shatto, CYI, E-RYT

at 520-575-4652 or [email protected].

All kids who have completed Kindergarten - 5th grade are invited to join us this July for a and

lots of summer fun! Choose to attend one of five different stations for the week (kids will attend same station each

day) and get ready to get creative! Camp runs from 9:00am - 11:30am, Monday - Friday, July 23-27. The cost is $50

per child. Space is limited, so register early! Registration begins Tuesday, June 5. For more information contact

Brenda O’Connor at 520-575-9901.

Cooking Station:

Create yummy kid friendly snacks

such as smoothies, soft pretzels,

and more! (6 spots available)

Art Studio:

Work with clay and paint to cre-

ate ceramic pieces throughout the

week using our kiln as well as oth-

er art pieces using various materi-

als and supplies. (8 spots available)

Science Station:

Have fun creating bouncy balls,

slime, blobs in bottles, mazes for

hex bug robots, egg shell crystals,

and more! (12 spots available )

Music & Drama Station:

Come be a part of a short musical,

drama or puppet presentation!

(12 spots available)

Game Station:

Get creative playing human Hun-

gry, Hungry Hippo, glow in the

dark games, parachute games and

many more! (12 spots available)

God Squad is taking the summer

off. There will be no classes in June

and July. We will resume regular

activities in August when school

starts. We hope you have a won-

derful summer. Be on the look out

for information on Rally Sunday,

August 19.

All kids in 5th thru 12th grades are invited to come

to the Art by Heart for Student program beginning

Wednesday, June 20th. We’ll meet every

Wednesday from 4:00pm-6:00pm in the Art Rooms

in the Outreach Center. Kids will explore arts and

crafts as well as discuss the works famous religious

artists. For more information contact the church of-

fice at 520-575-9901.

We have a busy summer ahead of us so, here are

a few things for you to remember…

Sunday Fellowship Night will be THIS Sunday, June 10 instead of June 17.

High School Graduation Quilts will be given on Sun-

day, June 17 at the 10:45am Service.

National Youth Gathering Meeting There will be an

informational meeting for all kids and their parents who

are going to the National Youth Gathering in Houston,

on Sunday, June 17 following the 10:45am Service. Please

make every effort to attend this meeting. Snacks will be

provided.

The High school Youth

Group will continue to meet

during the months of June and

July.

Did You Know Resurrection Has A Columbarium?

Just outside the doors next to the organ in our Oro

Valley site's Worship Center, you will discover a peace-

ful setting where sealed burial niches are located. Col-

umbariums are quickly becoming the modern church-

yard cemeteries.

In the past, cemeteries were quite common at or near

church buildings. Since this is becoming less possible for

most churches, columbariums are provided so cremated

remains might have a place of rest.

If you haven't seen

our columbarium,

please visit it the

next time you are

at our Oro Valley

site. If you would

like to make ar-

rangements to pur-

chase a niche,

please call the

church office. Plan-

ning ahead is one of the best gifts we can give our fami-

lies. You can relieve your family of a major decision by

making your burial plans now.

Our next Newcomers' Class: Sunday, July 29

10:15am - 12:00pm

This class, held in Katie’s Quarters in the Outreach

Center in OV, will give you the opportunity to learn

more about Resurrection, and you will have the

chance to decide whether or not you would like to

make Resurrection your church home. Pastor Al will

be in touch with you after you sign up for the class.

Please sign-up at church (Oro Valley & Saddle-

Brooke) or call the church office at 575-9901.

June and July Wednesday Worship @ 6:15pm The 7 Deadly Sins (and Virtues) on Gilligan’s Island

June 13 Sin #2 Anger (Skipper)

June 20 Sin #3 Pride (Professor)

June 27 Sin #4 Lust (Ginger)

July 4 (No Worship Service)

Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip…

July 11 Sin #5 Envy (Mary Ann)

July 18 Sin #6 Greed (Mr. Howell)

July 25 Sin #7 Gluttony (Mrs. Howell)

Summer Singers, Resurrection's combined summer choir, will be holding rehearsals on Wednes-

day evenings throughout the summer, beginning on June 13th, at 7:00pm. We will meet in the

choir loft in the Worship Center. ALL ARE WELCOME! This is a great opportunity for new

members, or those with musical interest, to come be a part of Resurrection's Music Ministry.

All single men and women

are invited to meet for lunch

on Thursday, June 21 at

12:00pm. This month we will

"Meet to Eat" at The Preserve Grill (66567 E Catali-

na Hills, SaddleBrooke). We will be ordering from the

menu and paying with separate checks. Please sign up at our OV site if you plan to come. If you have any

questions, please contact Carol Smith at 915-549-6917.

For all you crafters out there, it is time to get busy creating your unique craft items! Registration

forms available in the church office (and on the website soon). Call Debbie Ohlrich at 360-6625

or Jill Kuhlmann at 742-7360.

Friday, June 15

8:00am ~ Grand Canyon Synod Assembly meets

in the Worship Center and Outreach Center

Saturday, June 16



5:00pm ~ Worship at Oro Valley

Sunday, June 17

7:45am ~ Worship at Oro Valley


9:30am ~ Worship Band Rehearsal in the Music

Room

9:40am ~ LAUNCH High School Youth Bible

Study meets in the Outreach Center

10:00am ~ Worship @ SaddleBrooke


11:45am ~ Parent/Student National Youth

Gathering Meeting meets in the High School Youth

Room

6:00pm ~ AA Meeting at the CDC

6:00pm ~ High School Fellowship Night meets in

the High School Youth Room

Saturday, June 9

10:00am ~ Summer Life Group meets in Luther’s

Lair

5:00pm ~ Worship at Oro Valley

Sunday, June 10



9:30am ~ Worship Band Rehearsal in the Music

Room

9:40am ~ LAUNCH High School Youth Bible

Study meets in the Outreach Center

10:00am ~ Worship @ SaddleBrooke


6:00pm ~ AA Meeting at the CDC

Monday, June 11

8:00am ~ Our Journey Bible Study meets in Lu-

ther’s Lair

9:00am ~ Stay on Your Feet Balance Class meets

in Katie’s Quarters

1:00pm ~ Banner Committee meets in the Music Room

Tuesday, June 12

9:00am ~ Chair Yoga meets in Katie’s Quarters

6:30pm ~ RLCDC Board Meeting meets at the

CDC

Wednesday, June 13

7:00am ~ AA Meeting meets in the Music Room in

the Worship Center.

10:00am ~ Grand Canyon Synod Assembly Set

up in the Worship Center and Outreach Center

1:00pm ~ Resurrection Singers meet in the Sonor-

an Room in HOA 2 Clubhouse in SaddleBrooke

6:15pm ~ Worship in the Worship Center

Theme: Gilligan’s Island: Sin #2 Anger (Skipper)

7:00pm ~ Summer Singers rehearse in the Wor-

ship Center

Thursday, June 14



1:00pm ~ “Artful Hour” meets in the Art Rooms.

Everyone who is interested in Arts and Crafts is invit-

ed to swing by and see current projects in process.

7:00pm ~ AA Meeting meets at the Child Develop-

ment Center

This free class is for members and non-

members alike and is held at Resurrec-

tion-OV. We focus on improving agility and balance to help individuals avoid falling. Class is held on Mon-

days at 9:00am. Please contact Jim Truitt at 275-2742

or [email protected] with questions.

Prayers for Discernment

The Grand Canyon Synod's 2018 Assembly

will meet at Resurrection this week. During the Assembly, our synod will elect and call a new Bishop.

Please keep our synod within your prayers as they

tend to the work of the Spirit. Thank you!

Please submit (or re-submit) names of those for whom we are to keep within our prayers

for June. (Bold Italicized names are those new to the list)

Dorothy Anderson, Pat Havens-Assenzo, Keryl Bauer, Kathy Berkbigler, Bruce Bjorke, David Brandt, Scott Davis, Kathy

Dunn, Scott Fitch, Kathleen Gardner, Elmer Halstengaard, Dusty Harvey, Danny Howells, Don Jungling, Gary Kittell, Jack

Koch, Joyce Kraft, Joe Kutschka, Dick Mueller, Tommy Ohlrich, Mike Parr, Sue Pearsey, Curtis and Diane Prickett, Judy

Rake, Jerry and Ann Rasner, Karen Singleton, Shirley Springborn, Ali Stehr, Cliff Van Eaton, Arlys and De Mar Wanstrom,

Jim Williams, Dick Wren, Chuck Zink.

FAMILY OF RESURRECTION MEMBERS/ATTENDEES:

Allison, niece of Jerry and Vickie Olson; Josephine Armato, mother of Roseanne Thurmond; Joe Blaze, son-in

-law of Carol Goeman; Connie, sister of Pat Havens-Assenzo; Rozeann Dey, sister-in-law of Elisabeth Wheeler;

Jo Dietrich, daughter of Caryl and Chuck Zink; David Elmquist, son of Judy Elmquist; Susan Haddorff-

Farwell, sister of Jamee Haddorff; Don Fucik, cousin of Gwen Parr; Heather Gray, daughter of Marty Harsch;

Lee and Alice Herman, bother and sister-in-law of Caryl Zink; Jim Hollis, brother of Jack and Linda Good;

Annie Huggins, mother of Jane Sterritt; Meggan Keegan, daughter of Susanne Hustek; Josephine Lamber-

ta, cousin of Roseanne Thurmond; Kathy Birky Lavorini, daughter of John and Sue Birky; family members of Ginger Marburger; Mary Jane, daughter of Lorraine Poklar; Turi Maki, daughter of Sue Maki; Barbara Mar-

tindale, mother of Tace Lowe; Jinny McCartney, sister of Judy McMullen; Patti and Mike McDonald, daughter-

in-law and son of Colleen and Peter Kirkegaard; Raylene McMullen, sister-in-law of Judy McMullen; Shelli

Millhuff, daughter-in-law of Lila Millhuff; Ginni Meyer, niece of David Brunk; Wayne Mitzel, uncle of Richard

and Stephanie Thompson; Joey Rollo, stepson of Nancy Odson; Eugene Scott, father of Jan Truitt; Roni and

Lana, daughter and granddaughter of Kathy Dunn; Joy Simmons, niece of Ellie O’Toole; Sue, sister-in-law of

Bob Assenzo; Doris Sweet, sister of Nancy Odson; Terri, daughter of Sue Westby; Christian Walden, great-

grandson of Rick and Elisabeth Wheeler; Jessica Wiedamen, relative of Bill and Lorraine Meusel; Gloria

Woods, sister of Hazel Roper; Xavier, grandson of Dianne Temple; Deidre Zink, daughter-in-law of Caryl

Zink

FRIENDS AND OTHER CONCERNS:

Grand Canyon Synod Interim Bishop Lowell Almen, ELCA Bishop Elizabeth Eaton, Feliz Isotalo, LGBTQ, family

of Gordon Rogers, Tim and Carol, the homeless, people with chronic illness and disabilities, Youth On

Their Own, foster kids, the poor

WE MOURN WITH THOSE WHO MOURN:

Ann Stone, due to the death of her husband, Craig

Fern and Dean Stranskov, due to the death of Fern’s sister, Arlene Suedbeck

Resurrection Church ~ One Church … Two Locations

Oro Valley Site - 11575 N. First Ave., Oro Valley, AZ 85737 SaddleBrooke Site - SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse (Vermilion Room)

Office: 575-9901 • Fax: 575-0572 • Child Development Center: 575-1521 Email: [email protected] • website: www.orovalley.org

Office Hours: Monday-Thursday ~ 8:30am - 4:00pm • Friday ~ 8:30am - 1:00pm

Worship Services: Wednesday Worship: 6:15pm ~ Casual • Saturday Worship: 5:00pm ~ Blended

Sunday Worship: 7:45am ~ Traditional • 9:15am ~ Traditional Lite 10:00am ~ Traditional (at SaddleBrooke) • 10:45am ~ Contemporary

Nursery Care is available during ALL Oro Valley Worship Services

A group of folks (Gary Coxon,

Bob & Anne Bliz-

zard, Bill Meusel,

Marshall Hill, and

Jerry Stenger)

are happy to

help you with minor repairs

and electrical problems

around the house, including

changing light bulbs and fur-

nace filters.

Our labor to Resurrection mem-

bers is free as part of our ministry

to you. Call Jerry Stenger at 329-

8717 with any questions you may

have.

June Weekly Attendance

2018 2017

622 649

Last Week’s Attendance By Service Wednesday: 32 Saturday: 78 7:45am: 83 9:15am: 201

10:00am: 104 10:45am: 124

Year to Date Average Weekly Attendances

2018 2017

968 935

Community Groups Meeting Weekly at Resurrection: Alcoholics Anonymous, Boy Scout Troop 299, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, CCC Board, Jazzercise/Silver Sneakers, The Learning Curve, Spotlight Youth Productions, Soul Fitness, Arizona Thunder Youth Basketball, Tai Chi for Health and Arthritis, Kay Womack’s Exploration in Water Color, and Weight Watchers.

June Financial Response

General Fund:

Building/Mortgage:

MTD Total

YTD Total

2018 $ 23,578 $ 5,653

$ 29,231

$ 764,050

2017 $ 25,554 $ 6,469

$ 32,023

$ 672,381

Deadlines to Remember

The Vision Articles: 8 Days before the Sunday you wish the

article to appear. Please send Vision arti-cles to: Char at [email protected]

Fundraising Requests: 2 months prior to the event;

submit to Church Office

Ministry Tables on the Patio: 10 days prior to requested

weekend; submit to Church Office

Spiritual Response

Life Groups are forming at Resurrection

and everyone is invited to join a group or

start a group. A Life Group brings people together to connect with each other and

to nurture a growing relationship with

God. Here are some frequently asked

questions about Life Groups.

Can I change membership from one Life Group to another? Yes. If for

any reason you want to change to join another Life Group, that is perfectly

OK. You should not feel any angst about doing so.

How many people are needed to form a Life Group? Typically 3 or more people are needed to start a Life Group. There is no limit to the total

number of people as the number of members is usually limited by the ability of

the meeting place to handle the members.

I’m away from the area during various times of the year. Can I still

be a member of a Life Group?

Yes. Many groups are well aware that members can’t always attend each and

every gathering.

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