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“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Matthew 6:21 NRSV
you need an invitation, then I want to invite you. If
you need a challenge, then I challenge you—to
invest yourself in our mission and ministry here at
OSLC. If you have a dream about doing a particular
ministry, then I want you to come and invest time,
talent and resources to make that happen. If you
have a passion for something that we are already
doing then I want you to get more involved. I want
you to invest in OSLC! I want you to invest with
your time, your talents and your money! If you want
to know how you can invest yourself in our common
ministry, just drop me an email, or come by to chat
and I’ll give you ten things you can do right now!
(I’ll give you the name of someone to visit, I’ll give
you a prayer concern; I’ll give you a volunteer
opportunity; I’ll give you permission to do some
painting; I’ll show you where the weeds could be
pulled; I’ll tell you when the next Bible study will
meet; I’ll connect you to our school where you can:
read, help with recess, be a lunch volunteer, or set
up traffic cones; I’ll tell you where we could use
some money ( I have uses for $10 to $100,000,000);
I can connect you with a task group for a one time
opportunity (decorating, serving, baking etc..); I can
even connect you to become a missionary in a
foreign country! Investors wanted!
Why? Is there some crisis? Some major shortfall or
panic around the church? NO! But Jesus was right:
where our treasure is, where we have invested
ourselves that is where our hearts will be. And
here’s my confession. I want your heart for the Lord
and I’m afraid that won’t happen unless we follow
his words from Matthew 6:21.
Peace!
Pastor Jeff
I tell the story all the time about my Grandfather who
when the preacher would begin to talk about money,
he would lean over and say: “Here comes the sermon
on the amount!” It’s a good one that I still use and
still brings a chuckle. I’ve never been uptight or
embarrassed about talking about money, in fact I find
it kind of fun as it often leads to discussions about
even deeper things. Talking about money can reveal
our fears, our priorities, a bit about our family of
origin and even help to diagnose our spiritual health.
Jesus had a lot to say about money; but of all the
things he said the above words from Matthew 6
always seem to be the least intuitive—but the most
true. You see in our romantic world view we like to
think that our money will follow our heart. Now think
about all the good things that you heart would simply
love to support: the poor animals who have no
homes, the children who are starving, the scouts, the
choirs, you alma mater, your favorite charities, your
favorite ministries (including your church). Now take
a look at your bank statement, how much of your
treasure has followed your heart?
In Eugene Peterson’s translation of the Bible he puts
Matthew 6:21 this way: “It’s obvious, isn’t it? The
place where your treasure is, is the place you will
most want to be, and end up being.” It’s obvious. I
put my treasure in my house, in my boat, in my 401K
(retirement), in my cars, in my vacations, in my
children. And those places where I’ve invested
myself, those are the place in which I want to be.
And there is nothing wrong with investing yourself in
several places. I fully admit for the last 4 years I’ve
invested a lot of time and energy serving as a coach
at the High School. And of course here is the reality
the more I invest my time, my resources, my talents
into my work at the High School, well the more I
want to be there, to be a part of what is going on and
stay connected.
The same is true of our life here at Our Savior’s. If
The Messenger ~ June 2015 Our Savior’s Lutheran Church and School ▪ San Clemente, California
“Inspired to Love, Encouraged to Think, and Sent to Serve”
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Carlye Townsend 6/1
JJ Alvarez 6/2
Andrew Frohner 6/2
Kirsten Murphy 6/2
Rob Murphy 6/2
Ryan Campbell 6/3
Ryan Jensen 6/3
Sandy Kos 6/3
Rich Kirkpatrick 6/3
Steve Ayers 6/5
Joshua Salwender 6/5
Joseph Butkus 6/6
Ralph Hannah 6/9
Claire Wilson 6/10
Janae Cooper 6/11
Phil Seals 6/12
Walter Wakeman 6/12
Jeff Balaban 6/13
BJ Pergola 6/13
Palmer Rennie 6/15
Hannah Goulding 6/16
Nicole Taylor 6/18
Tyler Mears 6/20
Amy Mendoza 6/20
Gavin O’Byrne 6/20
Conor O’Byrne 6/20
Ken Ross 6/20
Zachary Balaban 6/21
Ellis Jensen 6/21
Camden Kos 6/21
Karen Skipper 6/21
Evey Thomsen 6/21
Michele Young 6/23
Kimberely Martin 6/24
Iain Buchan 6/25
Mel Schwan 6/25
Justin Young 6/25
John Skipper 6/26
Laura Horvath 6/27
William Schmall 6/27
Deanna Huppert 6/29
Betty Nullmeyer 6/29
Denise Campbell 6/30
Ann Hoye 6/30
~ Birthdays ~
June Birthdays, Anniversaries & More
Scott & Barbara Cameron 6/3
Sean & Tammy Peasley 6/3
Charles & Deborah Ramm 6/12
Kyle & Kelly Winkler 6/15
Troy* & Desiree Ferderer 6/17
Ron & Collette LaClair 6/20
Julie & Kelly Doyle 6/22
Mark & Mamie Lorimer 6/23
John & Karen Skipper 6/23
Dick & Ann Hoye 6/25
Dalton & Adriann Cardoso 6/26
Phil & Audrey Seals 6/29
Tom & Lisa Banks 6/30
Rich & Tammy Kirkpatrick 6/30
~ Anniversaries ~
JUNE 7, 2015 ~ 9:30AM ALL MEMBERS OF THE
CONGREGATION
Please plan to be in Worship on
Sunday, June 7th for our Annual meeting.
The Annual meeting is held in between services - 9:30am SHARP.
July & August
8:30am Bold Worship
10:00am Classic Worship
6:00pm Evening Worship
Starting July 5
Graduate Sunday
June 14, 2015 at
10:30am Worship
Service
Please join us for a
special blessing and
prayer for all our
graduates.
May 24, 2015
The following
Confirmands
celebrated
The Rite of Confirmation
Kylie Elizabeth Butkus
Andrew William Cardoso
Nicholas Antonio Cardoso
John Scott Cloninger
Rennie Scout Karsten
Abby Lyn Stewart
Congratulations Confirmands!
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I t is June. The school year is winding down and so is the program year at Our Savior’s. As we wrap up the
program year, I would like to highlight some of the great work the music ministry does at Our Savior’s.
The Celebration Singers, our adult choir, has been providing beautiful choral music at Our Savior’s for
over 30 years. Each year we add new members. This group praises God with song at our 10:30am worship
as well as special services. They are on hiatus for the summer but will resume after Rally Day in the fall.
Maybe you would like to join us….
On Sunday evenings, we gather for our “Pause” worship service with music led by Rich Kirkpatrick.
“Pause” will continue through the summer. Join us at 6:00pm for worship and word throughout the
summer months.
Our very talented worship band provides music for both services throughout the program year. These
faithful musicians bring their gifts each Sunday for worship services, special services and special
congregational events. I really appreciate their dedication as they continue to support our worship services
throughout the summer.
We will continue to enjoy special music throughout the summer with solos, ensembles and instrumental
music during our 10:30am service (10:00am in July/August)
We are so fortunate to have these wonderful musicians at our church. They share their gifts for the love of
God.
Praise the LORD! Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens! Praise him for his mighty deeds; praise him according to his excellent greatness! Praise him with trumpet sound; praise him with lute and harp! Praise him with tambourine and dance; praise him with strings and pipe! Praise him with sounding cymbals; praise him with loud clashing cymbals! Let everything that has breath praise the LORD! Praise the LORD! Psalm 150:1-6
In His Service
Karen Skipper,
Director of Music
June 2015
Who is your favorite Christian singer?
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Youth and Children’s Page
by Bob Cooper - Director of Youth and Children’s Ministries
Changes
June is here and thus ends another school year,
graduates prepare for the big move to another school
or perhaps the start of a new career, and parents
watch misty eyed as their once-so-small kids prove
again that time marches on. While we can’t stop time
(much as we might want to) we can embrace the
changes and do whatever we can to help our children
move to their new situations with as much support as
possible.
To this end I would like to extend an open invitation
to the youth of Our Savior’s to participate in one of
our youth groups. If your child is entering the 6th
grade in the fall then they are welcome and invited to
join our Middle School youth group on Wednesday
evenings from 6:30-8pm beginning June 24. If your
teen is going into the 9th grade in the fall then they
are welcome to join our High School youth group
which meets on Sunday evenings from 6-8pm
beginning June 21st.
The Kids Club does not meet during the summer
months but will resume in the fall. Kids club is open
to all students in grades 3-5, but more on that later.
Recent studies have shown that involvement in a faith
based youth group have enormous positive life
impacts that show benefits that surpass sports and
even scouting!
Friends are always welcome in our youth groups so
please invite them and let’s move into summer with
fun, fellowship, and a good dose of the Holy Spirit!
Don’t forget that we will be offering Vacation Day
Camp (VDC) again this year July 27-31! VDC (not
VBS) is put on by the good people at LRCC
(Lutheran Retreats, Camps, and Conferences, the El
Camino Pines people) and is open to kids entering
grades K-6 in the Fall. This program is wonderful,
LRCC sends their energetic counselors to our campus
and they carry on the same programming that they do
at the mountain camp. The kids love it and usually
return year after year. Look for a registration form
elsewhere in this newsletter.
Thank you and I can’t wait to see how the groups
change and grow with the new season!
Happy to serve,
Bob Cooper,
Youth and Children’s Ministry
June 2 - Tuesday Kids Club 3:00pm, YR
June 3 - Wednesday 5th Grade Confirmation 3:00pm, YR
MSYG 6:30pm, YR
June 7 - Sunday HSYG 6:00pm, YR
June 9 - Tuesday Gilchrist House 6:00pm
June 10 - Wednesday 5th Grade Confirmation 3:00pm, YR
MSYG 6:30pm, YR
June 13 - Saturday FAM Food Distribution
June 14 - Sunday Graduation Sunday 10:30am
HSYG 6:00pm, YR
June 17 - Wednesday MSYG 6:30pm, YR
June 20 - Saturday HSYG Messy Olympics @LCR H.B.
June 21 - Sunday HSYG 6:00pm, YR
June 24 - Wednesday MSYG 6:30pm, YR
Middle School Welcome BBQ 6:30pm
June 28 - Sunday HSYG 6:00pm, YR
Looking Ahead
July 27-31 - Monday-Friday Vacation Day Camp (not VBS)
August 17-21 - Monday-Friday
Extreme Week
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(Return with $95.00 registration fee to CHURCH office)
Vacation Bible Camp July 27-31,2015
Camper #1 Name: _______________Age: ____ Grade Fall 2015: _____
Camper #2 Name: _______________Age: ____ Grade Fall 2015: _____
Address: __ City & Zip: _____________
Parent’s Name(s): ____________________________________________
Home Phone: _______________________ Cell : _____________________ Work: _________________
E-Mail Address: _______________________________________________________________________
A Health History Form (to be provided) will be required for all campers.
Return Registration Form with fees payable to “OSLC” to the church office or mail:
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church 200 Avenida San Pablo San Clemente, CA 92672
We need adult volunteers! Please check the activity and circle the day where you can help.
____ Daily Registration 8:50am – 9:10am (M, T, W, Th, F)
____ Lunch Supervision 12:00pm – 12:30pm (M, T, W, Th)
____ Provide & Serve Popsicles – 2:15pm (M, T, W, Th) Supervise afternoon pickup – 3:00pm (M, T, W, Th)
____ Pickup, Deliver & Serve Pizza – 11:45am – 12:30pm (F)
____ Provide lunch for up to 6 camp counselors - 12:00pm (M, T, W, Th)
____ Provide dinner & showers for up to 6 camp counselors (M, T, Th)
Who: Kids entering K-6th grades in Fall 2015
What: Fun & Games, Worship, Arts & Crafts,
Bible Study, Cool Counselors
When: July 27-31 ~ 9:00am – 3:00pm
Where: Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Cost: $95.00 per child.
Daily snack provided
Parents are responsible for providing
a brown bag lunch Monday-Thursday
Pizza lunch is provided on Friday
Sign-up now! Spaces are limited! Return the form below to the church office ASAP.
Questions??? Contact Bob Cooper at (949) 492-6164 or e-mail: [email protected]
Deadline to Sign-up is July 19!
“Go Fish!” Vacation Bible Camp (not VBS) 2015
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FELLOWSHIP
Paint Night
A Paint Night is being
planned for the end of
June! Please join us for a fun
night out with the ladies!
Ladies…
Please check your e-mails for the next Bunco date
for this month. We are still looking for more
players, so please contact me via e-mail or phone if
you are interested! [email protected]
We had a great turn out for Mother's
Day Tea last month! Thank you for
those whom brought a treat to share! It
was a wonderful day to celebrate the
women in our lives that mean so much!
May you all have a very blessed month,
Mindy Goulding,
Fellowship Ministry
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT
OUR SAVIOR’S
Saturday ~ June 13, 2015
7:00am - 8:30am
Calling all men…..
You are invited to join us for a
men's breakfast at OSLC.
RSVP: John Mulligan at [email protected]
Sunday Morning Bible Study
9:45am ▪ Founders Room
Sunday Morning: “The Bible says what?” We
are going to take a look at some of the strangest
stories in the Bible in hopes that they might actually
have a word to share even to us today. Not for the
faint of heart, we’ll take a look at what they never
taught you in Sunday School!
Wednesday Manna Bible Study
Founders Room
11:00am to 12:15pm every Wednesday
Midweek Study of Sunday’s lessons: Join us each
week as we look ahead to Sunday’s lessons. There is
no better way to prepare for worship.
Wednesday Evening
Will resume September 2015
Thanks to everyone that came to our sessions on
The Revelation of St. John.
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Sunday School Lessons!
Follow along with us...
June Stories:
6/7: Jesus Ascends: "Luke 24:36-53"
6/14: Sunday School Prayer Wall
6/21: Father's Day Gifts
6/28: Joshua 24:15
See the Holy Moly video at:
http://www.oursaviorsonline.net/our-
ministries/christian-education-ministry
Christian Education June 2015
June Family Devotion:
F is for “FORGIVING.” Even when we disobey
or do something wrong, this person is willing to
forgive us.
A is for “ATTENTIVE.” When we need
someone to talk to, this person is willing to
listen to what we have to say.
T is for “TEACHER.” This person teaches us
the most important lessons of our life. He
teaches us right from wrong. He teaches us by
example how to love one another.
H is for “HELPFUL.” This person helps us to
make the important decisions we face each
day. He may offer advice, or he may just be a
good listener, but he is always there to help us.
E is for “ENERGETIC.” No matter how tired he
is, this person always seems to find the energy
to do things with us and for us.
R is for “READY.” This person is always ready
to reach out in love to us. He is ready to do
whatever we need.
Who is this person? Our father! Some of you might
not have a father in your home, but you have a
Heavenly Father who wants to do all of these things
for you. After all, that is who earthly fathers use as
an example!
Dear Lord, we thank you for our fathers. Help us
this day to show our love and appreciation to our
fathers and may we always remember to thank you,
our heavenly Father. Amen.
Women’s Fireside Bonfire
Thursday ~ June 11
6:30pm @ North Beach
Join us for our final session for Fireside before
summer break! All women are invited to join us by
the fireside as we fellowship around the fireside,
worship and study Colossians 3:23 “In all the work
you are doing, work the best you can. Work as if you
were working for the Lord, not for man.”
June 11th 2015 @ 6:30pm
Meet at North Beach, San Clemente!
We will be at the right fire pits!
Bring your favorite S’more ingredient to share!
Camp Guides Needed!
Want to see how it feels to make an impact on the
lives of children? Help Our Savior’s with Camp
Discovery VBS during August 3-7. Register to help
at https://kyeakel.wufoo.com/forms/2015-vbs-
camp-discovery/
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May 2015 ~ Highlights
Kudos to Katherine Yeakel for organizing the
National Day of Prayer at OSLC and her great
interview in the OC Register.
Thank you to the staff and all who helped with the
memorials for Ruth McKeown and Mark Schmitt.
The Church Council accepted the following
Confirmands: Nico Cardoso, Andrew Cardoso,
Abby Stewart, Kylie Butkus, John Cloninger and
Rennie Karsten to be confirmed on Sunday, May 24,
2015.
The Pacifica Synod Assembly is May 28-30 in
Riverside. Bob Cooper, Karen Coffee and Pastor
Jeff will be attending from OSLC. Bob Cooper will
be recognized for his important work in the
community.
The Annual Meeting is on June 7, 2015 between
services.
$1,700.00 was collected to help the people of Nepal.
Respectfully submitted by Liz Derdzinske,
Congregation Council Secretary
Next council meeting ~ June 9 at 6:30pm
OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
TREASURER’S FINANCIAL REPORT
APRIL 2015
Average April Attendance: 260 people
Average Weekly Offering: $ 9,225/wk
Budget Requirement: $ 10,860/wk
Current Month FYTD
Unrestricted Gifts: $36,902 $388,437
Budget: $43,440 $434,400
These are your gifts to the church through general
envelopes and plate offerings; they are used for
operating budget expenses. Annual Contributions
are currently 10.58% below above the Congregation
approved annual budget needs.
Designated Gifts: $ 555 $ 8,304
World Hunger $ 305 $ 4,250
Habitat for Humanity $ 250 $ 4,054
Church Mortgage Balance: $ 643,480.97*
*monthly mortgage payment for the classroom
building is paid from the school funds
Thank You For Your Stewardship!
Blessings! Karen Coffee, Treasurer
Our Response:
RELIEF WORK IN NEPAL…
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!
Lutheran Disaster Response is committed to walking
with our brothers and sisters in Nepal, as rescue
efforts and assessments continue. Working with The
Lutheran World Federation, Lutheran World Relief,
the ACT Alliance, United Mission to Nepal and
other partners, our church is responding to
immediate and long-term needs.
As of May 7, gifts to Lutheran Disaster Response
totaling $500,000 have been allocated to support
these partners.
Following the second earthquake, our partners are
conducting assessments to determine how original
response plans will expand to address new needs.
Our response and projects will grow while we
remain committed to providing assistance to those
who need it most.
Active in Nepal since 1984, The Lutheran World
Federation began an immediate large-scale
emergency response in and around Kathmandu on
the day of the quake. Your gifts to Lutheran Disaster
Response will support the communion’s
establishment of shelters and camps and the
distribution of clean water, food, sanitation supplies
and more in several districts in the Kathmandu
Valley. The Lutheran World Federation is the lead
agency for ACT Alliance and has been asked by the
Nepalese government to take a seat on its emergency
coordination group, a note of appreciation for their
rapid response to the earthquake.
Active in Nepal since 2009, your gifts to Lutheran
Disaster Response will also support Lutheran World
Relief is distributing quilts, water filtration systems
and other emergency relief supplies. In addition,
your support is helping the United Mission in Nepal
oversee health care services with special medical,
surgical and orthopedic care to those affected.
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SCHOOL NEWS ~ June 2015
Scholastic Book Fair
The end-of-the-year Book Fair, sponsored by
Scholastic Books, will run from
June 1st - June 5th in Room #1.
This is a great opportunity to
stock up on books for all your
summer reading.
Elementary Music Recitals
Monday ~ June 1, 2015 at 6:00pm
(Kindergarten - 2nd)
Friday ~ June 5, 2015 at 6:00pm
(3rd - 5th)
Family Pizza Night!
Join Our Savior’s Lutheran School in a fun family
event on Thursday, June 4th
11:30am—9:00pm (drop in any time)
25% of all sales go back to
Our Savior’s Lutheran Preschool
831 Via Suerte, Ste. 101
San Clemente
Donuts with Dad
Our Savior’s Preschool classes will be celebrating
Father’s Day by enjoying donuts, coffee and juice
on Monday, 6/8 at 9:00am and Tuesday, June 9th
at 9:00am in the Preschool classrooms.
Awards Ceremony The end-of-the-year school Awards Ceremony will
be held on Monday, June 15th at 8:45am. Awards
will be given out for:
Perfect Attendance
Honor Roll
Academic Excellence
Fifth Grade Graduation
The fifth Grade Graduation Ceremony
takes place on Tuesday, June 16th at
3:30pm in the church Sanctuary.
Reception to follow on the patio.
The last day of Tue/Thu Preschool is Thursday,
June 11.
The last day of Mon/Wed/Fri Preschool and Pre-
K is Friday, June 12.
The last day of Elementary School is Wednesday,
June 17.
Meet the Masters
During the month of June our young artists will be
introduced to American artist, Georgia O’Keeffe
(1887-1986). Georgia O’Keeffe was a famous
female American artist whose modern
desert and botanical paintings
inspired our children as they painted
in her style. Her love of the
American Southwest was reflected in
her work.
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OSLS Annual Fund is excited to announce our
2015 Bathroom Rejuvenation Project
As you may know, our elementary bathrooms are in
dire need of an update! We are starting to receive
bids for this project and would love your support to
make this a reality.
~Key upgrades~
Replace existing sink faucets
Install electric hand dryers- less waste and germs
Replace existing toilets with compliant water
conserving toilets
Addition of second stall in boy’s restroom
New tile floors
New paint
Please consider donating to the Annual Fund to help
us achieve our goal of improving our campus and
enabling the continuation of important programs
including scholarships, curriculum enhancement and
teacher retention. Your generous support will greatly
help current and future students.
Thank you VERY much for your support!
Envelope 144 Sundays at the
Connections Table
Envelope 144 is your opportunity to invest in the
youth of our church by helping them on their way
to the 2015 ELCA Youth Gathering in Detroit,
Michigan.
On Sundays we will have 144 envelopes
available for you on the patio after each service.
Each envelope will have a number: 1, 2, 3, all the
way up to: 142, 143, and 144. We invite you to
take an envelope and return it with a dollar
amount matching the number.
For example: If you took envelope 78 you would
write a check for $78 and put that in the
envelope!
You will also find in the envelope a prayer card
for our youth attending the 2015 ELCA Youth
Gathering. We ask that you would pray for them,
and greet them as you see them in worship.
OSLC is sending seven teens to the 2015 ELCA
National Youth Gathering. This years theme is
RISE UP TOGETHER. We sincerely thank you
for helping to make this trip a reality!
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Kid’s Page
June 2015
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Book Fair, Rm 1
6:00 Spring
Music Recital
(K-2nd)
2 Book Fair, Rm 1
3:00 Kids Cub,
YR
3 Book Fair, Rm 1
11:00 Manna Bible
Study, FR
3:00 5th Grade
Confirmation, YR
6:30 MSYG, YR
4 Book Fair, Rm 1
5 Book Fair, Rm 1
6:00 Spring Music
Recital (3rd-5th)
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7 “World Hunger”
8:30 Bold Worship
9:30 Annual Meeting
10:30 Classic
Worship
6:00 Evening
Worship
6:00 HSYG, YR
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9
8:45 PTF
Meeting, FR
6:00 Gilchrist
House, HSYG
6:30 Council
Meeting, FR
10
11:00 Manna Bible
Study, FR
6:30 MSYG, YR
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Last day of
Tu/Th Preschool
6:30 Fireside
Study @ North
Beach
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Last Day of
MWF Preschool
& Pre-K
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FAM Food
Distribution
7:00 Men’s
Breakfast
@OSLC
14
8:30 Bold Worship
9:30 Adult Ed
10:30 Classic
Worship, Graduate
Recognition
6:00 Evening
Worship
6:00 HSYG, YR
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16
3:30 5th Grade
Graduation
17
1/2 Day & Last
Elementary School
11:00 Manna Bible
Study, FR
6:30 MSYG, YR
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19
20
HSYG Messy
Olympics
21
8:30 Bold Worship
9:30 Adult Ed
10:30 Classic
Worship
6:00 Evening
Worship
6:00 HSYG, YR
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23
24
11:00 Manna Bible
Study, FR
6:30 MSYG, YR
Middle School
Welcome BBQ
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26
27
28 “Habitat”
8:30 Bold Worship
9:30 Adult Ed
10:30 Classic
Worship
6:00 Evening
Worship
6:00 HSYG, YR
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1st Sunday
of the month Last Sunday
of each month
2015
Holy Communion
Served
every Sunday
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Camp Discovery ~ VBS 8
Vacation Bible School Registration Form 9
Council Notes, Financial, Nepal 10
School News 11
Annual Fund Announcement, Envelope 144 12
Kid’s Page ~ June 2015 13
June 2015 Calendar 14
Pastor’s Page ~ 1
Birthdays, Anniversaries & More... 2
Music Notes, Coffee with Jesus 3
Youth & Children’s Page, Youth Calendar 4
Vacation Bible Camp (not VBS) 5
Fellowship, What’s Happening 6
Christian Education 7
Inside this issue:
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church & School
~ The Messenger ~
June 2015
“Inspired to Love, Encouraged to Think, and Sent to Serve”
WORSHIP HOURS
8:30am ~ Bold Worship, Sunday School
9:30am ~ Adult Education
10:30am ~ Classic Worship, Sunday School
6:00pm ~ Evening Worship
Nursery Care available all at all services for children 4 and under!
Church Office
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