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From the Pastor:
HIGHLIGHTS IN
THIS ISSUE:
Page 2—Office
Information
Page 3—Some impor-
tant information
Page 4—May Services
and Events
Page 5—Special Days
and Services
Page 6—Pentecost;
Geranium order
Page 7—VBS and
Sports Camp
Page 8—Christian Ed.
Page 9—Youth Group
News
Page 10—Music Notes
Page 11—Relay for Life
Page 12—Local Food
Pantry; Family Promise
Page 13—Your help is
needed
Page 14—Men’s Group;
Robeson Robins; Pre-
school News
Page 15—Finances
Page 16—From our
Mailbox
Page 16-17—Church at Large
Page 18—Community
Events
Page 19—Senior’s
Birthdays & Parish Reg-
ister; wedding an-
nouncement
May 2010
Although this article normally appears first
in each ―Digest,‖ I usually write it last, after
I have written several of the other articles
that appear within. This month is no excep-
tion.
What struck me as I was composing some of
the other articles is this: how full of activities
(and opportunities) May is. One would think
that, after Easter, it is time to settle down
into a much slower pace. However, after
you read through this issue, you will be re-
minded, as was I, that the life and vibrancy
of the church goes on because we have the
GOOD NEWS to share. We are ―Easter
people,‖ letting the joy of the resurrection
permeate every day of the year and fill each
one with the news that this life can be a fore-
taste of the feast to come.
Whether your ―cup of tea‖ is singing, pray-
ing, serving others, Christian education,
community outreach, or fixing things, we
rejoice in your presence, we need you as part
of the ―team,‖ we rejoice with those who re-
joice and weep with those who weep. Join
me in thanking God for this vibrant commu-
nity of faith at Robeson.
Pastor Wickert
The Parish Digest
Vol. XXXIX
No. 5
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Web address:
www.robesonlutheranchurch.org
A mailbox is located outside the church office for anyone who has
written information for staff, chairpersons, preschool, or other
leaders.
Rev. Grant Wickert, Interim Pastor
Home: 610-939-9783 Office: 610-856-7242
Office hours: Tues.: 9-2; if this is not convenient, please call
Email address: [email protected]
Rev. Luther Routte’, Associate Pastor
Home: 610-372-0536 Office: 610-856-7242
Email address: [email protected]
Susan J. Creed, Minister of Christian Ed. —Home 610-777-8241
Office Hours: M-TH 1-4:00 610-856-7242
Email address: [email protected]
Louise Wilson, Minister of Music—Home: 610-273-3911
Debbie DeMarco, Parish Secretary
Home: 610-856-7386 Office: 610-856-7242 Office Hours: M-TH 9-4; Friday 9-12:00
Email address: [email protected]
Donna Kleinsmith, Office Assistant—T & Th 12:00-4:00 p.m.
Email address: [email protected]
Donna Conte, Preschool Director
Office Hours: M-Th 1-3; F 9-12 610-856-7613
Council Officers:
Terre Lewis, President Richard Kleinsmith, V. Pres.
John Lauer, Secretary Dorothy Martin, Treasurer Kay Good, Treasurer Special Funds
Peter Albohn, Financial Secretary
Other Council Members:
Chris Leister Allison Horvath
Tammy Taylor David Fox
Jane Meyers Diane Morlock
Zachary Schlouch
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Happy Birthday to our Seniors! MAY: Grace Seifert—May 5 Pastor Verne Snyder—May 12 JUNE: Billie Bannon—June 14 Did we miss anyone? If you are a “Senior” Member over age 62 and wish to be included on the birthday list, please call the church office at 610-856-7242.
PARISH REGISTER
FUNERALS:
4/15—Laura Henry
4/23—Jean Lawrey, 83. Funeral Service was held at Robeson Lu-
theran Church on April 26, with burial in Robeson Cemetery.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT:
Jerry Clay and Jamie Evans will be married here on May 22. We
pray for God’s blessing on them as they begin their life together as
husband and wife.
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COMMUNITY NEWS:
BREAKFASTS: Geigertown Fire Company—First Sunday;
Brecknock Fire Company—second Sunday; St. Benedict
R.C.Church—third Sunday.
MOMS CLUB OF ROBESON TOWNSHIP
You are invited to join the Mom’s Club which meets at Robe-
son Lutheran Church on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. The
meeting time is 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. If you would like more in-
formation please call Allison at 610-856-5226.
SOUPER BOWL to be held on Monday, May 3 at BodyZone
Sports and Wellness Complex
What is Souper Bowl? Many of our neighbors go to bed hun-
gry every night. Souper Bowl aims to increase awareness of
hunger and homelessness and raise funds for the many pro-
grams of Opportunity House. For a $25 advance ticket or $30
fee at the door, attendees select from more than 1,000 hand-
made bowls donated by professional, amateur and student pot-
ters (this year breaking all records from the past events). Then,
guests enjoy a light supper of soups, breads and desserts – a
meal considered a feast by those who are hungry. Food and
beverages are donated by nearly 40 local restaurants and busi-
nesses (another all time record) – for a list of food providers
and sponsors please visit www.opphouse.org. In addition: A
silent auction will be held featuring special bowls created by
professional potters.
ANTIQUE CAR SHOW to be held at Zerbe Sisters Nursing
Home on Wed., May 12 from 12-3 p.m. Come out and take a
look at the antique cars and while you’re there visit your
friends!
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CALL COMMITTEE UPDATE: We are happy to report that the candidate will be
interviewed early in May. The call committee is
appreciative of your not asking for information during
the call process. You will be informed as soon as there
is information that we can share.
Thank you,
Wendy Yost, Call Committee Chairperson
DIGEST DEADLINE for June issue is Monday, May 17.
Please have all your group’s information into the church
office by that date so it can receive due publicity. Thank
you.
CALLING ALL GRADUATES! If you are graduating
form high school, college, or some other school of
higher learning this year, please place a note in Debbie
DeMarco’s mailbox, email her at
[email protected], or call the church office and let
us know what school you are graduating from and what
your future plans are. We’ll publish a list of these in the
June Digest. Deadline: May 17. Thank you.
CLEAN UP DAY at Robeson Lutheran Church to be
held on Wednesday, May 5 at 7 p.m. There’s lots of
work to be done so please take an hour or so to come out
and help our Property Committee clean up our church
grounds.
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MAY SERVICES AND EVENTS
May 1— 5:30 p.m. Saturday Evening
Communion Service May 2—7:45 a.m. Holy Communion; 9:00 a.m. SCS
10:15 a.m. Holy Communion
CHURCH MUSIC SUNDAY We will celebrate Church Music Sunday at the
10:15 service. Several musical selections—
instrumental and vocal will be highlighting the vari-
ous seasons of the Church Year. An informal social
hour will follow the service in the foyer.
The 7:45 a.m. service will have its normal format.
May 9—Mother‘s Day
7:45 & 10:15 a.m. Holy Communion
9:00 a.m. Sunday Church School
Flower Sale—after both services in the new foyer. Proceeds will
benefit the Robeson Robins (Senior group). All kinds of spring
plants will be available so please stop by and shop. The Seniors’
appreciate your support.
May 16—7:45 & 10:15 a.m. Worship
9:00 a.m. Sunday Church School
May 23—7:45 & 10:15 a.m. PENTECOST (see article on p. 5)
Joyful Noise offering for our missionaries, The
Hartwigs
9:00 a.m. Sunday Church School
11:30 Healing Service—immediately following the 10:15
service in the old parlor down the hall behind the
sanctuary.
May 30—7:45 & 10:15 Worship—Youth Sunday
9:00 a.m. Sunday Church School
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CHURCH AT LARGE:
SAVE THE DATE!!! Plan now to join us!!!
WBMD Gala
Tuesday, October 5th at the
Crowne Plaza Hotel in Wyomissing
Special entertainment for the evening by
Mr. Charlie Zahm, Celtic musician
Bus Trip
Wednesday, June 23rd. to
THE LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF WAREHOUSE
New Windsor, MD.
BUS LEAVES AT 6:45 a.m.
from BERN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Cost: $25.00 (includes gratuity), plus a Health Kit
RESERVE A SEAT BY JUNE 16
Checks payable to:
WELCA - BERN LUTHERAN CHURCH
820 W. Leesport Road,
Leesport, Pa. 19533
10:15 a.m. - Tour of warehouse
Noon - Buffet Lunch (Cost is $10, paid there)
1:00 p.m. - Visit Gift Shop
2:00 p.m. - Leave for home
BUS arrives home about 5:00 p.m.
For more information: Call Nancy Ebling 610 939-2631
NOTE: If your congregation has any quilts, health kits,
school kits, etc. to be delivered, please contact Nancy about
sending them along on the bus.
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FROM OUR MAILBOX:
Dear RELC congregation,
I just wanted to take this opportunity to say ―thank-you‖ for
all your prayers, and participation in sending cards & packages to
Jay during his time in Afghanistan. He is currently back in the
States in Mississippi, is going through some training and will be
going back overseas sometime this year; we don’t know when or
where @ this point. I feel truly blessed with my extended family
here @ Robeson.
In Christ’s Love,
Terre Lewis
We received a thank you note from Thrivent Builds for Robeson’s
contribution of $1,000 and the Joyful Noise offering in February in
the amount of $320.75 to help build homes in Reading. Thrivent
Builds is a part of Habitat for Humanity.
We also received letters of thanks from the ELCA for our gift of
$750 for our missionaries, the Hartwigs, from WBMD for our gifts
of food for the Lutheran Pantry, and our monetary donation to On
Eagle’s Wings. Thanks to all of you at Robeson who make these
gifts possible!
CHURCH AT LARGE:
Some special events…
May 8 – Spring Flea Market at St. John’s Lutheran Church
4125 Penn Avenue Sinking Spring
7 AM – 1 PM
Inside table – $10.00; Outside space (no table) – $10.00
For information or to reserve your space or table
call 610-678-1088
May 22 – ―The Great Give-Away!‖ at Holy Spirit Lutheran
Church, 4th & Windsor St., Reading
10 AM – 12 noon
FREE! FREE! FREE!
Clothing, household items, toys, books
Will accept donations of new or gently used items until May 15th. Call for information – 610-376-0825
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MOTHER’S DAY
Mother’s Day is May 9th. (Men—don’t
forget!)
What better way to honor mom than to
have the whole family at worship that Sun-
day? Before you figure out what you are
doing to celebrate the day, place one of the morning services
on your calendar as the way you will begin that day. God
bless you, mom!
SPECIAL ASCENSION SERVICE
At the request of the West Berks Mis-
sion District, Robeson Lutheran Church
will be hosting the district Ascension
Service this year. This will occur on
Thursday, May 13th at 7:30 p.m. Since
it does not fall on a Sunday, we often
forget about the importance of Ascen-
sion Day, even though every time we
say the creed, we reaffirm that Jesus ―ascended into heaven.‖
Ascension Day is the last time Jesus’ earthly followers ever
saw him as the risen Christ. Before he left their sight, he
gave them the Great Commission, to go, teach and baptize in
all the world. We still live by that command. In fact, it is the
central reason for being that the church has.
We urge you to be a part of this celebration, which will in-
clude Holy Communion. A reception will follow the service
in Hoeffer Hall.
HEALING SERVICE
A reminder: the May Healing Service will be held on May
23rd at approximately 11:30 a.m. in the old parlor. The ser-
vice is very informal, lasting about 30 minutes. Those who
are attending have expressed appreciation for it. There is
always room for you!
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PENTECOST, THE GIFT OF THE SPIRIT
Fifty days after Easter, the disciples were hiding in fear in
Jerusalem when, suddenly, there was the rush of a mighty
wind and tongues of fire descended on them. They were em-
powered to leave the locked room where they were and go
out into the crowded streets of Jerusalem and proclaim in all
the languages of the pilgrims gathered there that ―Jesus, who
has been crucified, has been raised from the dead.‖ (Acts 2)
Thus the church was born, and we have been celebrating that
birth ever since on the 50th day after Easter. This year will
be do different.
The color of the day is RED. To highlight the day, we will
adorn the nave with red geraniums (which can be ordered
with the blank in this ―Digest‖) and we ask that you wear
something red if possible.
Because Pentecost is the third great festival of the Church
Year (besides Christmas and Easter), the Holy Communion
will be celebrated at both services that day. Unlike must
years, there will be no service of confirmation this year, as
those in the confirmation ministry program currently have
completed only one of two years of classes.
Come, share the Spirit!
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GERANIUM ORDER—for Sunday, May 23rd
Orders due by Sunday, May 9th
I/We would like to order __________ geraniums@ $6 each.
In Memory of In Honor Of or By (circle one)
______________________________________________
By ___________________________________________
Name: ________________________________________
Phone: _________________________
Total Enclosed: $_________________
(Geraniums may be taken home after the 10:15 service or on Mon.
between 9-4)
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FINANCIAL NEWS:
TREASURER’S REPORT: Income for March: $23,123.62
Other Income: $ 2,010.50 (in/out)
Checks issued for March: $22,399.20
Checking balance brought forth: $33,080.07
Checking balance as of 3/31/2010 $35,812.59
Unpaid Bills for March: None
Respectfully submitted, Dorothy Martin, Treasurer
SPECIAL FUNDS REPORT: TOTAL ASSETS 3/31/10 $107,426.73
Special funds received in March: $249.00
OUTFLOW: Surge Protectors $ 1,850.00
TOTAL ASSETS 2/28/10 $109,029.73*
*money has been transferred from Thirvent money market ac-
count to checking account.
-Kay Good, Treas. Spec. Funds
Time and Abilities Surveys The Finance/Stewardship Committee wishes to thank everyone
who completed the Time and Abilities surveys in March. In
order to determine where and how every member would like to
become involved in the ministries of our congregation we have
mailed surveys to those who had not completed them. Please
return your completed survey as soon as possible. Thanks!
MAY ―JOYFUL NOISE‖ - On Sunday, May 23, we will once
again receive a Joyful Noise offering. That offering, at the dis-
cretion of the Outreach Committee, has been designated to be
given to our missionaries, the Hartwigs.
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Men‘s Group The men continue to meet for breakfast on the second
Saturday of each month at 7:30 a.m. here in our own
Hoeffer Hall. They are always looking for more men to
join the group.
The next Men’s Breakfast is scheduled for May 8. Hope
to see you there!
Robeson Robins Senior Group Calendar
The Seniors will be holding a Flower Sale on
Mother’s Day, May 9th. Please stop by and
purchase your Mother’s Day plants or spring
planting flowers from the group on this Sunday.
They appreciate your support!
May 18—Entertainment and Dinner
We’ve invited the Twin Valley Seniors to join
us for an afternoon of fun, beginning at 12 noon with a catered
meal including Roast Top Round of Beef and Baked Chicken Leg
with potato filling, green beans, peas and carrots. There will also
be fruit cup and ice cream, roll and butter, coffee, tea and water.
Entertainment will be provided by Wayne Ephert with his key-
board. Cost is $10 per person. Call Billie by May 1st if you plan
to attend (610-856-1806).
June15—Regular Meeting; Covered dish luncheon at 12:00 noon
followed by a program by Berks Encore ―Remembering School
Days‖ postponed from Feb. 16.
Robeson Preschool News: The Preschool is having a workday to clean up the playground and
spread mulch on Sunday afternoon, May 2nd at 4:00. We would
love to have anyone join us to help that can that day. If you can
spare an hour, come on out with your rakes and tools to help to
make our playground safe and beautiful for the kids.
The Preschool Closing Programs will be held on May 24
(Todders), May 25 (Pre-3’s), May 26 (Pre-K), May 27 (3’s) and
May 28 (4’s). Please feel free to join us on any of these mornings.
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Join everyone at God’s Great Get-Together for a week of
creating, connecting, and coming together. There is a place
for you at BAOBAB BLAST!
Place: Robeson Lutheran Church
Dates: June 21-25, 2010
Times: 9:00 a.m.—Noon
Put on some sunscreen and head to the community gathering
at the baobab tree...Join in a week of high-action games,
awesome music, wacky skits, Bible stories, and cool crafts!
It’s guaranteed to be a BLAST!
Register today! Call 610-856-7242 or stop at the church.
Baobab Blast is the place to be this summer!
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Sports Camp—June 21-24 (12:30-2:00)
If you haven’t registered, please do so today!
There is no charge for this camp.
Name:________________________________________
Check all of interest: _____Basketball _____Soccer
_____Street hockey _____Self-defense
Parents
Name:______________________________________
Phone:_______________________________
Email:___________________________________________
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Christian Educators Appreciation Day
We will celebrate Christian Educators Appreciation Day on Sun-
day, June 6 at both worship services. Light refreshments will be
available in the new foyer from 9-10 a.m.
For all Parents!
Sue Creed would like to invite all parents to a PARENTING
SEMINAR to be held at Petra Christian Fellowship in New Hol-
land on Friday and Saturday, May 14-15. Please see Sue if you
would like more information.
‗THE BIBLE, WHAT AUTHORITY DOES IT HAVE?
This is the theme of a workshop to be held at Good Shepherd Lu-
theran Church, Tuckerton, on Saturday, May 8th from 9 a.m. to
3:30 p.m.
In this era of many differing interpretations of scripture, it is
hoped that this workshop would help all participants gain a better
understanding of the Bible and how to evaluate the many differ-
ent ways people interpret its message.
No registration is necessary for this event.
Directions: Rt. 12 (Warren St. Bypass) east to Rt. 61 north. Rt.
61 north to Tuckerton Road (just past M&T Bank Branch). Left
on Tuckerton Road to 2nd stop sign. Church is on the left.
More information is available from Sue Creed.
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REQUEST TO WRITE LETTER
A letter from state Senator Michael O’Pake was received
recently regarding Senate Bill 828, which passed 49-0.
This bill would allow non-profit groups to sell food that has
been prepared in private homes which are not inspected or
licensed by the PA. Dept. of Agriculture. It then was
passed on to the PA House of Representatives, and has
been referred to the Committee on Agriculture and Rural
Affairs, where it awaits consideration.
Please call or write to our local state representative, Sam
Rohrer, and express your support for this bill. Obviously,
churches are in need of this legislation to continue dinners,
fund-raisers, etc.
Address: House District 128
Sam Rohrer
29 Village Center Drive, Suite A7
Reading, PA 19607
Thank you.
THE PRAYER CHAIN NEEDS YOU!
The Prayer Chain has been an important ministry at Robe-
son church for many years. We are a group of people who
are committed to praying for the sick, shut-ins and anyone
else who is in need of prayer. Anyone can be a member re-
gardless of age, sex, intellect, etc. You don’t need special
skills or talent, just a love for others and a little bit of time.
If you are interested in making a difference in someone’s
life consider joining the Prayer Chain; call Renee Keinard
at 610-582-1324 to be added to the list.
MINISTRY TO THE SICK FORMATION PROGRAM to
be offered at St. Joseph’s Medical Center on May 18, 19,
and 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Register with name and
phone number at 610-378-2535. There is no charge for this
program but you must attend all 3 sessions to receive cer-
tificate. The art and skill of compassionate listening to pa-
tients in hospitals, nursing homes, or at home as a ministry
of the Congregation.
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LOCAL FOOD PANTRY:
As times are difficult for some folks, we are publicizing the
fact that there is access to food locally, if you need that kind
of help. Please use the food bank closest to your home.
On the third Tuesday of each month, First Baptist Church,
216 Mill St., Birdsboro, hosts a food pantry, beginning at 7
p.m. The church is ―caddy corner‖ from the Birdsboro Li-
brary.
There is also a food pantry, by appointment only, on Mon-
days from 12 noon to 5 p.m. at St. Benedict’s Roman Catho-
lic Church. Call Roseann Weidner, 610-286-5568 for an ap-
pointment.
Guidelines to receive food are as follows: Household Size Annual Income Monthly Income Weekly Income
1 $ 16,245 $ 1,354 $312
2 $ 21.855 $ 1,821 $420
3 $ 27,465 $ 2,289 $528
4 $ 33,075 $ 2,756 $636
5 $ 38,685 $ 3,224 $744
6 $ 44,295 $ 3,691 $852
7 $ 49,905 $ 4,159 $960
8 $ 55,515 $ 4,626 $1,068
For each additional
Family Member add: $5,610 $ 468 $108
We hope this information is helpful to you or someone you
know.
FAMILY PROMISE: Thank You to all the volunteers that
made our two guest families comfortable during our recent
Family Promise host week. The two single Moms were very
gracious and appreciative of the helping hand we gave.
Please pray for the continued success of this program and the
families it serves. Our next host week is July 11-18.
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PLOWSHARES:
Plowshares continue to meet the third Wednesday of each
month at 6:30 p.m. In April the group shared devotions about
Stewardship and cleaned up the church property in observance
of Earth Day. They also began work
on their dog beds for the local animal
shelter. All youth in grades 3 through
12 are encouraged to join the group!
Hope to see you on May 19th!
Thanks to all the Plowshare youth who helped set up for Fam-
ily Promise last month.
SR. YOUTH:
Opportunity House Meal in May or early June—Plan to join
the group as they serve a meal at Opportunity House. Contact
Jen.
Fundraiser: Joanna Store Hoagie Sales—If you missed the
opportunity to purchase sandwiches last month, you can do so
now. Coupons will be good from April 25 until May 29. The
youth appreciate your support.
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MUSIC NOTES: Christ Has Risen!
Let the heavens rejoice and let the earth be glad; and let them
say among the nations, the Lord reigns. 1Chronicles 16:31
Looking back, in the month of April we celebrated the resur-
rection of our Lord and Savior. We had special music by the
Jr. and Sr. Choirs and solos by Barbara Strough, Walt Hamil-
ton, Juliana Johns and Brenda Boyer. We also had a Lenten
drama called ―Whose Cross Is It, Anyway?‖ written by
Mark and Karla Jensen. This was presented by our youth
every Sunday leading up to and including Easter Sunday.
On Sunday, May 2, will be Music Appreciation Sunday. We
will celebrate ―the Seasons of the Church‖ by using vocal
and instrumental music for this program.
Jr. and Sr. Choirs will be singing for worship services in
May and part of June and then they will be off for the sum-
mer until September. We will have special vocal and instru-
mental music for July and August.
Anyone that would like to participate in the summer music
program can let me know either by telephone or email.
610-273-3911 or [email protected].
Sing from your heart and Praise the Lord,
Louise Wilson, Music Director
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RELAY FOR LIFE:
LIGHT ON THE HILL TEAM: We are forming our Light on
the Hill Team once again for the Twin Valley Relay for Life.
Relay will be held noon to noon on June 18-19 at the Twin
Valley High School stadium. If you would like to sign up for
the team or support a team member please go to
www.relayforlife.org/patwinvalley. So far our team members
consist of Keely Bailey, Kaiti Fox, Kelsey Glass, Amy Hat-
field, Tammi Repinsky, Jenna Shupp, Julie DeMarco, Deb
DeMarco and Heather Vallet. Please contact Keely Bailey 610-
856-5211 or [email protected] with any questions. This
year we will walk in memory of Libby, Marie and Jean, as well
as all the other loved ones that we remember each year. Some
of the youth at church are going to assemble pins with a picture
of Libby, Marie and Jean for us to wear at Relay. We will
have them available at our table in fundraiser alley so team
members please make sure you stop over to get one. Starting
May 2, there will be a table in the foyer with information and
the walking schedule sign up. Please consider joining our
team!
We will also be decorating bags to be used at the Luminaria
Ceremony on Friday evening at 10, which will be dedicated to
Libby Repinsky’s memory this year. If you would like to
make a bag which can be decorated in memory of a loved one
and lit for the ceremony, please contact Keely Bailey by May
23 with the number of bags you will need. The team will be
making bags and hope you will join them! Each bag is $10
which goes toward our team goal. We will have a workshop
here at the church if there is enough interest.
There are still a few cookbooks left to sell. They are now $5
(were $10) and will be available on May 2 following the ser-
vices; or contact me at the above phone/email address.
We are happy to report that Thrivent Southwest Berks Chapter
has informed us that they will match 1/3 of our donations up to
$1300!
Thanks for your support!
Keely Bailey
