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JUNE/JULY 2015

“Called by Christ, United to Serve” St. Paul Lutheran Church & St. John Lutheran Church

Let’s Celebrate!

St. John Lutheran Church, Briceton

and

St. Paul Lutheran Church, Paulding

3 Years Together in

Ministry

Sunday, June 14, 2015

10:00 a.m. Worship

Followed by a fellowship meal at St. John, Briceton

Join us to celebrate our partnership and all that

God is doing in our midst.

Grilled chicken and beverages will be provided. Please bring a dish to share. A free will offering will be accepted to help defray costs.

We will be outdoors under a tent. Please dress accordingly.


JUNE/JULY 2015

A Summer of Favorite Hymns! Remember the lists of favorite hymns you made for our anniversary celebration? We will be using those hymns all summer! Get set for a summer of great favorites new and old. If you would like to submit additional hymns – it is not too late. Just let Pastor Karen know and we will try to get it in this summer.

Summer Lunch Program The Northwestern Ohio Community Action Commission provides free lunch for all children in Paulding every day from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at LaFountain Park from June 8 through August 13. This wonderful program is for children ages 1 to 18 (or over 18 with disability). Churches and community organizations are asked to participate in this program by providing volunteers and a short time of games/activities for the kids after they have eaten.

Harbor Career Connections Summer 2015 –Learn & Earn Youth Employment Program

Are you a young person between the ages of 16 and 24? Are you wondering what type of career might interest you? This summer you have a chance to check out the possibilities and get paid for it! Harbor Career Connections offers a five-week program that includes one week of orientation, employment skills and information, interviewing skills, etc. Then four weeks (20 hours per week) of paid work, job coaching and transportation when needed. Young people will earn minimum wage in areas such as data entry/clerical work, auto care, maintenance/janitorial, animal care and many more. For information go to Harbor’s web site (http://www.harbor.org/welcome-to-career-connections.html) or contact Dave Timmerman at 419-479-3233, ext. 1326 or email him at [email protected]. http://www.harbor.org/welcome-to-career-connections.html

Welcome Mike Hernandez Miguel "Mike" Hernandez is a life-long resident of Paulding and son of Carlos and Marcia Hernandez. Mike graduated from Paulding High School in 2014. He continues to live in Paulding with his parents and grandmother. The St. Paul Council voted to support Mike by hiring him to fold bulletins and newsletters at St. Paul. Mike comes to us from the Harbor Career Connections program for people with disabilities. Mike is also working at the Paulding United Methodist Church folding bulletins and doing light janitorial work. Mike and his family feel very blessed that St Paul has welcomed him with open arms. He looks forward to working with Pastor Karen and Tara!

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.harbor.org/welcome-to-career-connections.html

http://www.harbor.org/welcome-to-career-connections.html


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A very special thank you to

Mr. Joe Hale

of Paulding from the people of St. Paul It is hard to know just where to start in expressing our gratitude for all Joe Hale (and his deceased wife, Pauline) has done for St. Paul in memory of his son, Robert. The initial gift of an eternal candle for the sanctuary was amazing and the ongoing gift of seven-day candles for that lamp is beyond words. Our records indicate that he has been providing the light of Christ for this congregation since 1977. That is almost 38 years of extraordinary generosity. Their generosity will not be forgotten.

A new lamp to light out way… Our thanks to the Hasch family for their generous donation of an electric sanctuary lamp (eternal candle) for our sanctuary. The new sanctuary lamp will be efficient and earth friendly. We will no longer have a canister a week to dispose of and the flame will never go out. Watch the newsletter for the date of dedication of this gift.

Farmer’s Market at St. Paul

The Paulding FFA is planning to hold a Farmer’s Market at St. Paul this summer. Watch the bulletin and web page for more details. The proceeds from these events will support the FFA and many young people in our congregations.

St. Paul Members!

Have you noticed the carpeting in the fellowship hall, narthex and classrooms/offices? It is getting pretty worn. An initial estimate for replacing the carpet is about $15,000. Council has established a “carpeting fund” so that we can work toward new carpet. If you would like to make a donation toward this project, please feel free to mail your contribution or place it in the offering plate marked “carpet.” Once we have gathered sufficient funds, three estimates will be obtained and brought to the congregation for approval.

St. Paul’s poor, old carillon… In this age of technology, what seems new to us is actually very old in “techno” years. Our carillon, purchased in around 1980, is not functioning right and the parts are no longer available for repairs. A new electronic system costs about $32,000. If you would like to see St. Paul purchase a new carillon, please feel free to begin making donations dedicated to the project. Please mark you contributions “carillon.”

Ice Cream Social Don’t miss the wonderful homemade ice cream, pie and sandwiches at St. John Lutheran Church on Saturday, June 27, 4:00pm-7:00pm. Each year the people of St. John provide the whole community with delicious treats. The neighbors look forward to this event.

We need your help! We need help with making the ice cream on Thursday, June 25 starting at 8:00 a.m. We also need help with setting up the fellowship hall, serving, and cleaning up on the 27th. Please watch for the sign-up sheet in the narthex.


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Vacation Bible School is coming to churches near you!

July 20-24 – Sports Camp VBS Sponsored by: St. Paul Lutheran Church, Paulding Church of the Nazarene and First Presbyterian Church Held at: Paulding Church of the Nazarene – 210 Dooley Drive Register: online at: stpaulstjohnpaulding.com or use form provided>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> We are still in need of helpers for VBS. Be there for the fun of it! See Beth Dachenhaus to volunteer.

Everest: Conquering Challenges with God’s Power!

August 3-6, 2015 6:00-8:30 p.m. St. John Lutheran Church 7611 Road 87 Come join the fun and learn more about God’s love for you. Don’t miss this exciting adventure! Register: online at: stpaulstjohnpaulding.com Paper forms available at St. John Volunteers – please see Patti Stoller to be a part of this exciting week of fun.


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Congratulations to our 2015 Confirmation Students.

On April 19, 2015 at St. Paul, Dravyn MacDonald, Luke Brewer and Derek Myers affirmed their baptismal vows. We welcome them into our family of faith as confirmed members.

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On Sunday, May 17, 2015, we celebrated with Mary Cate Panico who completed the three-year Confirmation program. Mary Cate was confirmed on April 15, 2012.


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550 Members and 60 youth of the Northwestern Ohio Synod, ELCA not only experienced what it means to be Sent with the Spirit (this year’s Assembly theme), but were gifted with encounters that personified our being One in Christ, and were equipped to continue Growing as Disciples through the 2015 Assembly held at Bowling Green State University May 15 and 16th. One in Christ: Pastor Jaroslav Javornik & Bishop’s Secretary Evka Hlavati from the Slovak Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Vojvodina, Serbia, Bishop Amon Kinyunyu and General Secretary Robert Mgaya from the Dodoma Diocese of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania, and Rev. Dr. Ron Glusenkamp Director for the Always Being Made New Campaign, ELCA helped participants, through worship leadership, preaching and presentations to hear stories about local, national and global ministries and inter-church relationships which brought home our Oneness in Christ, even with Christ’s Church across the waters. Growing as Disciples: Pastor Tim and Diane Sonnenberg as well as a myriad of NWOS local ministry “Mission Moments” and Workshop presenters challenged, taught and equipped participants to continue growing as disciples through global missions, Bible study, personal finance, women and justice issues, church mission strategy development, marketing and much more. Our own band REW!ND also provided witness through music for the youth and voting members on Friday evening, sharing their personal stories of faith and their journey as young adults in the ELCA. Then through designated on-site mission projects voting members and youth, together, experienced significant moments of being “Sent with the Spirit” as they took time and used their creativity to: pack 19,000 meals for the hungry, weave grocery bag mats for the homeless, make cards for nursing homes, blankets for foster families, and posters celebrating special-needs ministry…In some 30 hours, this group of NWOS members ages 10 – 80 finished the business of the synod: elections and finance; discussed issues around the Sacraments of Baptism and Eucharist and the Use of the Means of Grace, gathered information regarding the Synod and ELCA campaigns, began the process of preparing for the 2016 Bishop Election, commissioned our young people to the ELCA National Gathering in Detroit, and the Tumaini Medical Mission 2 Trio to Tanzania this fall, and, of course, shared in the body of Christ through the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. This event–full weekend and that all-important meal together reminded both young, old and in between, that Christ’s forgiveness and grace is experienced in our communion together, as is our oneness in Christ, which then gives us the power to be sent back into our communities knowing that the Spirit promises to be with us to the end of the age. Elections: Synod Council – Nancy Green, St. Paul, McClure; Thomas Ritter, St. John, Findlay; Rev. Kent Wilson, Zion, Lima; Rev. Richard Genzman, Peace, Galion & St. John’s, Leesville; Cindy Milbry, Redeemer, Toledo; Christinia Wheeler, First, Galion

Churchwide Voting Members – Rev. Christian Dittmar, first, Findlay; Thomas Ritter, St. John, Findlay; Rev. Ann Marshall, St. Peter, Norwalk; Becky Seibert, Grace, Fremont; Rev. Paul Reichert, St. Martin’s, Archbold; Rev. Dr. Mark Wentz, Grace, Elmore; Cynthia Musteric, Bethlehem, Pemberville; Rev. Janet Wittenmeyer, Trinity, Willard; Kevin McNeal, First, Galion; Rev. Sharon Stonerock; Diana Schneider, Zion, Lima; Rev. Kevin Maxey, Hope, Toledo; Emery Fair, Redeemer, Toledo; Paula Hicks-Hudson, Redeemer, Toledo; Jacob Henry, St. John’s, Stony Ridge

Nominating Committee – Mila Schwabero, St. Luke’s, Lima; Jennifer Will, St. Mark, Toledo;

Discipline Committee – Rev. Dr. Paul DeMoss, First, Findlay; Jeannine Grimm, St. Paul’s Haskins

Consultation Committee – Rev. Cindy Ritter, St. John, Findlay; Carolyn Steinfeldt, Zion, Sandusky, Rebecca Lauer, Zion, Gibsonburg

Resolutions: 15-01 Resolution Affirming that Sacrament of the Altar is given to those who are baptized Indefinitely Postponed

15-02 Resolution to Encourage greater participation of youth and young adults as Synod Assembly Voting members by finding alternative dates to hold the Northwestern Ohio Synod assembly Passed

15-03 Resolution Encouraging the Radical Hospitality of Baptism for the life and mission of the Church Passed


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We celebrate with all our Shared Ministry

2015 High School Graduates.

Bailey Combs After graduation from Paulding High School,

Bailey will attend the University of Northwestern Ohio in Lima. He will be working towards a degree in Diesel

Mechanics with a secondary focus on Agricultural Diesel. He someday hopes to work on heavy equipment.

Brooke Combs Upon graduation from Paulding High School,

Brooke will attend Northwest State Community College in Archbold.

After completing her basic courses, she will transfer to Defiance College where she will earn her degree as an

Intervention Specialist (special education teacher). It has been her dream

to someday teach small children with disabilities.

God bless our graduates.

May he grant you your heart's desire, and fulfill all your plans.

Psalm 20:4


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Anthony Stoller Anthony David Stoller will graduate May 30, 2015 from Flat Rock Homeschool Academy. He was born 1/22/97

in Paulding. Baptized 5/17/97 and Confirmed 4/26/09 at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Briceton. He plans to

continue to farm and pursue a career in truck driving.

Olivia Tempel Olivia Claire Tempel, daughter

of Kurt and Emily Tempel, will be graduating from Antwerp High School. While at Antwerp she has been

active in Volleyball, Cross Country, and Softball. She has also be a member of the National Honor Society, Student

Council, and various other organizations. Outside of school she has been a member of 4-H for 9 years, serves on the Junior Fair Board, has played travel softball for 4 seasons and has volunteered in many capacities along

with working at the Root Beer Stand in Antwerp. Olivia plans to continue her education at Ohio State

University in Columbus in the Fall with a major in business.

Alexis Howell Alexis is graduating from Paulding High School. She

has been involved in FFA, National Honor Society, 4-H, & FCCLA. She will be graduating with an honors diploma. She plans to attend Ohio State University

and major in Agriscience Education.

For surely I know the plans I

have for you, says the LORD,

plans for your welfare and not

for harm, to give you a future

with hope. Jeremiah 29:11


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SERVERS: Thank you so much for all that you do! We are in need of more servers for our congregations. What do our servers actually do?? You offer assistance on Sundays to make sure the worship service runs smoothly. You provide transportation for those in need of a ride to Church and other related activities. You count the offering. You prepare the altar for communion services. And so much more! Current needs are posted in the bulletins, but sometimes a need arises unexpectedly. Would you be willing to help? Please call Tara in the Church office and find out what is needed now. Or look at the servers lists in the bulletins and newsletters to see what is open. And what about scheduling? After many years of hard work, Ellie has passed the torch to Tara in the Church office. If you have any preferences, please let Tara know so that she may try to meet your needs as much as possible. And remember, please take the time to find a replacement if you are unable to serve on Sunday, then call Tara so that she may get the change put in the bulletin.

ALTAR FLOWERS FOR ST. PAUL: Who pays for altar flowers when there is no name on the list? The WOMEN OF WELCA graciously take care of that so that the altar looks fresh every week. But now, they are in need of some help. Funds are running low and the altar will be empty of flowers the weeks in which no one has signed up. Please see the flower calendar on the bulletin board and sign up today. Also, feel free to make a donation to the WOMEN OF WELCA.


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St. Paul Council Highlights Here are the highlights of the April 21, 2015 meeting. Full copies of the minutes are available on the narthex table.

Concern was shared about the exceptionally high electric bills. Renee has researched our rates and found that we are on the best plan available. We need to be more conservative in our use.

Property issues being addressed: light out behind the cross in the sanctuary; possibly fixing the east entrance door; water pressure in the parsonage bathroom.

A carpeting fund has been established for future replacement of the carpeting in the fellowship hall, offices, classrooms, narthex and hallway.

An electric sanctuary lamp (eternal candle) has been ordered to replace the existing candle-burning lamp. A letter of thanks will be sent to Mr. Joe Hale for his year of dedicated contributions of candles.

…and from May 19, 2015

It was noted that the warmer weather has decreased the electric bill.

The Otto Jacob Trust Fund accounting has been filed with the court as prescribed by the fund.

The Audit Committee’s question about the Women’s Group finances has been resolved.

Property issues being addressed: o A date will be set to fix the roof on the shed at the parsonage; o The Committee is planning a time to fix the light behind the cross.

It was decided to ask for donations to cover St. Paul’s share of the expenses for the Shared Ministry anniversary celebration ($373.21); $250 was committed by members of council.

It was agreed to allow the Paulding FFA to use St. Paul’s parking lot for a farmer’s market this summer; further details pending.

It was decided to partner with Harbor Career Connections and hire Mr. Mike Hernandez, a disabled adult, to fold bulletins and newsletters.

Agreed to promote the carpet and carillon fund in the newsletter and bulletins.

******* St. John Council Highlights The Council met on April 20, 2015. Here are some of the highlights of that meeting.

The date for the June Ice Cream Social was set for Saturday, June 27, 2015.

May 17 was set as the date to celebrate the completion of the Confirmation program with Confirmed member, Mary Cate Panico. WELCA will provide cake and punch for a reception.

Council agreed to purchase a new, standing Advent wreath from memorial funds.

The organ was repaired; it was suggested that we schedule a maintenance appointment every two years.

Council decided to seek bids for insurance as our insurance rates seem a bit high.

Next Council meeting is scheduled for July 20; congregation meeting July 26.


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MEMBERS OF OUR SHARED MINISTRY WHO ARE IN NEED OF PRAYER: Ivan Aldred, Mikayla Boesch, Dale Cluts, Chuck Dugan, Carol Flint, Ray Hartwig, Floyd Huebner, Colleen Myers, Jodie Schmidt and Jeannine Sinn.

ST. PAUL FRIENDS: Sue Aldred, Roberta Arnold, Amber Baird, Chris Bashore, Bill Baxter, Becky Billman, Lester Bland, Pauline Boroff, Karen Braaksma, Sue Bradford, Derric Brown, Marcia Brune, Mike Burtch, Steven C. Clark, Tommy Clark, Janet Cross, Lelah Davis, John Dix, Nathan Dodds, David Dunakin, Art Fox, Tom Gaisford, Marge Gorman, Lindsey Gustafson, Marianne Iliff, Bob Ladd, John LaFountain, Paul Landahl, Rachel Lord, Chuck Mapes, Susan Meister, Joan Moser, Terry Neer, Carol Niese, Hubert Noble, Richard Obenhaur, Steve Pessefall, Natalie Ramer, Kathy Reinhart, Mark Reuille, Isabelle Ringler, Gabby Roddy, Gayle Sarver, Vera Schlegel, Aimee Schulte, Mark Shuherk, Kathy Smalley, Ruthann Strable, Carol Wannemacher and Ken Young.

THOSE SERVING IN THE UNITED STATES MILITARY: Tyler Basson, Eric Beck, Brad Burtch, Tarron Commisso, Jared DeLong, Storm Dunakin, Brad Dysinger, Ryan Goyings, Jason Hasch, Taylor Hatcher, Jeremy Hulsmeyer, Brian Jones, Christopher Phlipot, Jordan Phlipot & Sarah Scott. OUR ORPHAN FUND SPONSORED CHILDREN: Maria and Andre.

OUR SHUT-INS: Lynn Conrad Dale Cluts Maxine Hanenkratt 15518 St. Rt. 111 The Gardens of Paulding Cindy Campbell Paulding OH 45879 199 Road 103 16167 Road 133 Paulding OH 45879 Cecil OH 45821

Anna Ankney Norma Jean Leslie Jean Mundt 6996 McFadden Road The Gardens of Paulding Van Crest of Antwerp Shreve OH 44676 199 Road 103 P.O. Box 759 Paulding OH 45879 Antwerp OH 45813

ST. JOHN FRIENDS: Addie Batt, Bob Brandt, Mike Brown, Brooke Dalton, Logan Durre, Maddox Franz, Carol Hahn, Skip Hilgeman, Dan Kupenhofer, Janice Merriman, Linda Miller, Cole Murphy, Karen (Zielke) O’Nail, Karen Price, Kathy Reinhart, Rony Rhodes, Mark Runyon, Tootie Yo, Sera Zipfel and those serving in the military.

OUR SHUT-INS: Stan Sitcler Ralph & Frieda Hammons Ray Hartwig 13333 Nancy Street 13382 State Route 66 Van Crest of Payne Paulding OH 45879 Cloverdale OH 45827 650 North Main Payne OH 45880 Mary Gray Virginia Zielke 7970 Broughton Pike Country Villas– Apt. 19 Paulding OH 45879 12783 Road 82

Paulding OH 45879 ~~~~~~~~

St. Paul’s and St. John’s 2015 flower calendars have been placed on their respective bulletin boards. St. Paul: Please note that payment should be made to the women’s group (WELCA) and placed in their folder in the hall. **Do not put into the weekly offering. St. John: Please give your payment to Doris Smith.

Please remember the following in your prayers:


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ST. PAUL SERVER’S SCHEDULE

JUNE 2015 ***IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO SERVE ON THE DATE ASSIGNED TO YOU, PLEASE TRADE WITH SOMEONE OR FIND A

REPLACEMENT AND LET THE CHURCH OFFICE KNOW. THANK YOU FOR YOUR WILLINGNESS TO SERVE**

JUNE 7 Acolyte: Lydia Brewer Readers: Dan Wilder Money Counters: Dennis & Cheryl Sanderson & Sue Beck A/V Tech: C.W. Harper Greeters: Heather Hunt, Danae Myers, Cindy & Shawn Brewer Ushers: Dennis Sanderson & Ron Schmidt Asst. Min.: Betty Blockberger JUNE 14 Acolyte: Colton Howell Readers: Rita Schmidt Money Counters: C.W. & Sandra Harper, Cindy Kauser A/V Tech: Dan Wilder Greeters: Michelle Johns, Chris Rickels, Dave & Carie Riggenbach Ushers: Dave Stouffer & Jane Stouffer JUNE 21 Acolyte: Jamy Hunt Readers: Ron Schmidt Money Counters: Dan & Ethel Wilder, Karen Jacobs A/V Tech: Matt Moore Greeters: Dennis & Cheryl Sanderson, Dennis & Kelly Combs Ushers: Renee & Tim Boss Asst. Min.: Shawn Brewer Com. Asst.: Dan Wilder JUNE 28 Acolyte: Hunter Kauser Readers: Betty Blockberger Money Counters: Jim Phlipot, Margaret Phlipot & Michelle Johns A/V Tech: Tim Boss Greeters: Mary Clark, Linda Wellman, Jim Rosselet & Barb Rhoad Ushers: Ed & Amanda Salinas Church Transportion: Karen Jacobs

PRAYER CHAIN CAPTAINS Lynda Ringler 419-399-3148 Betty Smalley 419-258-2346 UNLOCK CHURCH: June 7: JoanMapes June 14: Tim & Renee Boss June 21: Tim & Renee Boss June 28: Tim & Renee Boss ALTAR CHAIRS: Ruby Myers & Rowena Bashore FELLOWSHIP HOUR HOSTS: Mary Jane Englehart ALTAR FLOWERS June 7: Harley & Jacki Dunakin June 14: The Hunt Family June 21: Robert Harpster June 28: **AVAILABLE** ORGANIST/PIANIST June 7: Bill Brune June 14: Lulu Belle Klingler June 21: Bill Brune June 28: Lulu Belle Klingler

ST. PAUL RECENT ATTENDANCE & OFFERINGS

*denotes offering included in the following Sunday

Date Worship

Attendance Total

Giving Local Benevolence

4/2 38 * * *

4/3 19 * * *

4/5 124 $3501 $2208 $269

4/12 73 $2930 $2494 $191

4/19 104 $6112 $3154 $266

4/26 88 $1580 $1317 $64

5/3 76 $4016 $3479 $171

5/10 77 $2594 $1877 $142

5/17 76 $1677 $1433 $120

5/24 86 $3520 $1604 $341


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ST. PAUL SERVER’S SCHEDULE

JULY 2015 ***IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO SERVE ON THE DATE ASSIGNED TO YOU, PLEASE TRADE WITH SOMEONE OR FIND A

REPLACEMENT AND LET THE CHURCH OFFICE KNOW. THANK YOU FOR YOUR WILLINGNESS TO SERVE.***

JULY 5 Acolyte: Maci Kauser Readers: C.W. Harper Money Counters: Rowena Bashore, Harley Dunakin & **AVAILABLE** A/V Tech: Harold Hasch Greeters: Betty & Paul Smalley, Cathi & Robert Harpster Ushers: Michelle Johns, Dan Wilder Asst. Min.: Dan Wilder JULY 12 Acolyte: Hunter Dugan Readers: Chris Rickels Money Counters: C.W. & Sandra Harper, Cindy Kauser A/V Tech: C.W. Harper Greeters: Camille & John Myers, Helen Burtch & Mary Jane Englehart Ushers: Cindy Kauser & Harley Dunakin JULY 19 Acolyte: Parker Moore Readers: Doug Burtch Money Counters: Dennis & Cheryl Sanderson & Sue Beck A/V Tech: Luke Brewer Greeters: Pat & Brian Ross, Tim & Renee Boss Ushers: Shawn Brewer & Mary Clark Asst. Min.: C.W. Harper Comm. Asst.: Cindy Brewer JULY 26 Acolyte: Lydia Brewer Readers: Betty Blockberger Money Counters: Dan & Ethel Wilder, Karen Jacobs A/V Tech: Brett Kauser Greeters: Rowena Bashore, Cindy Kauser, Audrey Weippert & Karen Jacobs Ushers: Burl Barnes & Dennis Sanderson PRAYER CHAIN CAPTAINS Lynda Ringler 419-399-3148 Betty Smalley 419-258-2346 Church Transportion: **AVAILABLE**

ALTAR FLOWERS July 5: Sue Monnier July 12: Ruby Myers July 19: Dennis & Cheryl Sanderson July 26: C.W. Harper & Carol Flint ORGANIST/PIANIST July 5: Bill Brune July 12: Lulu Belle Klingler July 19: Bill Brune July 26: Lulu Belle Klingler ALTAR CHAIRS: Cathi Harpster & Dorothy Flaugh FELLOWSHIP HOUR HOSTS: The Weippert Family

UNLOCK CHURCH: July 5: Tim & Renee Boss July 12: Joan Mapes July 19: Tim & Renee Boss July 26: Joan Mapes


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ST.JOHN RECENT ATTENDANCE

DATE WORSHIP

ATTENDANCE 4/2 ?

4/3 19

4/5 56

4/12 39

4/19 34

4/26 34

5/3 25

5/10 34

5/17 41

5/24 36

ALTAR FLOWERS June 7: Brian & Patti Stoller June 14: Pastor Karen June 21: Larry & Gus Sinn June 28: Lanette Doan July 5: Brian & Patti Stoller July 12: Doris Smith July 19: Brian & Pattie Stoller July 26: Tina & Earl Huebner

ST. JOHN SERVER SCHEDULE READERS

June 7: Mary Cate Panico June 14: Madison Boesch June 21: Tina Huebner & Morgan Boesch June 28: Pattie Stoller July 5: Lulu Mae Ankney July 12: Robin, Sammy & Jeanine July 19: Tina Huebner & Morgan Boesch July 26: Patti Stoller

ORGANIST/PIANIST June: Joan Schmidt July: Lulu Belle Klingler

ACOLYTES June 7: Matthew Doan & Sammy Sinn June 14: Madison Boesch & Tommy Holmes June 21: Sammy Sinn & Isaac Head June 28: Tommy Holmes & Morgan Boesch July 5: Isaac Head & Matthew Doan July 12: Morgan Boesch & Madison Boesch July 19: Matthew Doan & Sammy Sinn July 26: Madison Boesch & Tommy Holmes


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1 Karen Bakle Harlee Moore 2 Larry Sinn 6 Earl Huebner 9 Scott Meyer 12 Taylor Hatcher 13 Emily Gorrell Margaret Phlipot 15 Justin Boss John Englehart 17 Anna Ankney Dan Howell 18 Autumn Kochenour 20 Jamy Hunt 21 Curt Gawronski 22 Judy Smith 23 Ruby Myers 25 Lori Dietrich Karen Jacobs Kayleigh Mapes 27 David Riggenbach 28 Bonnie Griffiths 29 Ben Frederick 30 Betty Blockberger Linda Wellman

3 Ivan Aldred Nelda Evers Ryder Gorrell Ryan Mapes 5 Crys Cotterman 6 Easton Mapes Derek Myers 9 Morgan Boesch 10 Doug Billman Michelle Johns 12 Amanda Salinas 13 Jay Dachenhaus 14 Edward Straley 15 Charles Dugan Sandra Harper Cindy Kauser 16 Renee Boss Debbie Tope 17 C.W. Harper 18 Parker Moore 24 Nicholas Hatcher Carie Riggenbach 26 Tim Boss 28 Russ Flint 29 Stacy Mangette Patti Stoller

June Anniversaries

2 Harley & Jacki Dunakin 8 Larry & Jeannine Sinn 11 Doug & Judy Smith 13 Chuck & Sharon Dugan 14 Troy & Stacy Mangette John Jr. & Chris Rickels Ed & Amanda Salinas 18 Jim & Lisa Phlipot 24 Russ & Carol Flint

July Anniversaries

2 Steve & Mary Clark Richard & Lynn Conrad Jarrod & Sara Phlipot 4 Bernie & Sue Monnier 9 Randall & Julia Huelsmeyer 10 Dale & Pat Cluts 12 Paul & Betty Smalley 13 Dennis & Cheryl Sanderson 14 Ben & Breanna Kauser 17 Barry & Donna DeLong 18 Andrew & Megan Hanenkratt Brett & Heidi Kauser 21 Burl & Ellie Barnes 29 Ralph & Frieda Hammons Brian & Pat Ross


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FLAG DAY 10:00a ANNIVERARY CELEBRATION @ ST. JOHN

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JOHN PAULDING DAYS RIDES START AT 5PM ON THURSDAY

PARADE: 7PM THURSAY

JUNE 8TH THROUGH AUGUST 13(MONDAY-FRIDAY): FREE, HEALTHY LUNCH FOR KIDS AT LAFOUNTAIN PARK. SEE PAGE 4 FOR MORE DETAILS.

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COMMUNITY BIBLE SCHOOL. SEE PAGE 4 FOR MORE DETAILS AND REGISTRATION


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St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church P.O. Box 156 Paulding OH 45879

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St. Paul Contact Information: St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church PO Box 156 (601 Flat Rock Drive) Paulding OH 45879 Church email: [email protected] Pastor’s email: [email protected] Church telephone: 419-399-2320 website: stpaulstjohnpaulding.com

St. John Contact Information: St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church 7611 Road 87 Paulding OH 45879 Church email: [email protected] Pastor’s email: [email protected] Church telephone: 419-399-4962

Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Paulding, OH 45879 Permit No. 1

JUNE/JULY 2015

Newsletter

Worship Schedule

Sundays 8:30 a.m. (B) 10:30 a.m. (P)

Documents

St. Paul Lutheran Church & St. John Lutheran Church Let’s ... · Harbor Career Connections Summer 2015 –Learn & Earn Youth Employment Program Are you a young person between the