St. John’s Messenger

Volume 93, Issue 10 May 15, 2013

“…that they may all be one. As you, Father are in me and I am in you, may they also be in us…one as we are one.” John 17: 21-22

The Rabbi’s Gift – adapted from a story by Francis DorffA famous monastery had fallen on very hard times. Buildings that once had been filled with young monks and sounds of singing were now deserted. A handful of old monks shuffled through the cloisters and praised God with heavy hearts.

On the edge of the woods, an old rabbi had built a little hut.  He would come there from time to time to fast and pray. And whenever he was there, the monks felt sustained by his prayerful presence.One day the abbot decided to visit the rabbi and to open his heart to him. The rabbi greeted him with a smile and open arms. When they had entered the hut, they sat quietly for a moment and then both began to sob their hearts out like lost children.After their tears had ceased, the rabbi lifted his head. “You and your brothers are serving God with heavy hearts,” he said.  “You have come to ask a teaching of me.  I will give you a teaching, but you can only repeat it once.  After that, no one must ever say it aloud again.”The rabbi looked straight at the abbot and said, “The Messiah is among you.”For a while, all was silent.  Then the rabbi said, “Now you must go.”The abbot left without a word and without ever looking back.  The next morning, he called his monks together and told them he had a teaching from “the rabbi who walks in the woods” and that this teaching was never again to be spoken aloud. He looked at each of his brother and said, “The rabbi said that one of us is the Messiah.”The monks were started.  “What could it mean:” they asked themselves.  “Is Brother John the Messiah? Or Father Matthew?  Or Brother Thomas?  Am I the Messiah?  What could this mean?”  They were deeply puzzled, but no one ever mentioned it again.As time went by, the monks began to treat one another with a very special reverence.  There was a gentle wholehearted, human quality about them now which was hard to describe but easy to notice.  They lived with one another as men who had finally found something.  But they prayed the Scriptures together as men who were always looking for something.  Occasional visitors found themselves deeply moved by the life of these monks.  Before long, people were coming from far and wide to be nourished by the prayer life of the monks and young men were asking, once again, to become part of the community.After this, the rabbi no longer walked in the woods.  His hut had fallen into ruins.  But, somehow or other, the old monks who had taken his teaching to heart still felt sustained by his presence.How does the Holy Spirit work in your life?In Christ’s peace,

t Pastor Moll

“…that they may all be one. As you, Father are in me and I am in you, may they also be in us…one as we are one.” John 17: 21-22

The Rabbi’s Gift – adapted from a story by Francis DorffA famous monastery had fallen on very hard times. Buildings that once had been filled with young monks and sounds of singing were now deserted. A handful of old monks shuffled through the cloisters and praised God with heavy hearts.

On the edge of the woods, an old rabbi had built a little hut.  He would come there from time to time to fast and pray. And whenever he was there, the monks felt sustained by his prayerful presence.One day the abbot decided to visit the rabbi and to open his heart to him. The rabbi greeted him with a smile and open arms. When they had entered the hut, they sat quietly for a moment and then both began to sob their hearts out like lost children.After their tears had ceased, the rabbi lifted his head. “You and your brothers are serving God with heavy hearts,” he said.  “You have come to ask a teaching of me.  I will give you a teaching, but you can only repeat it once.  After that, no one must ever say it aloud again.”The rabbi looked straight at the abbot and said, “The Messiah is among you.”For a while, all was silent.  Then the rabbi said, “Now you must go.”The abbot left without a word and without ever looking back.  The next morning, he called his monks together and told them he had a teaching from “the rabbi who walks in the woods” and that this teaching was never again to be spoken aloud. He looked at each of his brother and said, “The rabbi said that one of us is the Messiah.”The monks were started.  “What could it mean:” they asked themselves.  “Is Brother John the Messiah? Or Father Matthew?  Or Brother Thomas?  Am I the Messiah?  What could this mean?”  They were deeply puzzled, but no one ever mentioned it again.As time went by, the monks began to treat one another with a very special reverence.  There was a gentle wholehearted, human quality about them now which was hard to describe but easy to notice.  They lived with one another as men who had finally found something.  But they prayed the Scriptures together as men who were always looking for something.  Occasional visitors found themselves deeply moved by the life of these monks.  Before long, people were coming from far and wide to be nourished by the prayer life of the monks and young men were asking, once again, to become part of the community.After this, the rabbi no longer walked in the woods.  His hut had fallen into ruins.  But, somehow or other, the old monks who had taken his teaching to heart still felt sustained by his presence.How does the Holy Spirit work in your life?In Christ’s peace,

t Pastor Moll

To The Members of St. John’s:

Worship is at the heart of our life as the people of God. God’s wonderful gifts of word and sacrament are signs that we live in God’s amazing grace for the whole church and the whole world. When we come together to hear God’s word, to share the sacraments, to confess our sins in the assurance of forgiveness, and to worship God with joy and thanksgiving, we are strengthened and blessed.

Several years ago, the ELCA introduced a new hymnal, Evangelical Lutheran Worship. It was developed by the whole church, with input from congregations and individuals, to be more inclusive and to meet the church’s needs in a rapidly changing world. It will help us to joyfully sing God’s praises. It uses much of the good from the Lutheran Book of Worship and With One Voice; the liturgy we currently use is included.

Our green hymnals are now more than 30 years old and many of them are becoming torn and tattered. Our Worship and Music Committee has discussed purchasing this new hymnal for quite a while. The Synod has encouraged its use. At a recent meeting, the committee recommended that we move now to this new hymnal and Congregational Council approved this recommendation at its March meeting. We will begin using the hymnals on Reformation Sunday of this year.

The cost of hymnals for the choir will be covered by a recent bequest . You are invited to contribute to the purchase of a hymnal or two (or more) in memory or in honor of a special person or to the glory of God at $25.00 each. Forms for this purpose can be found near the entries to the church, in this Messenger, or by calling the Church Office. The deadline for memorial and other recognitions is June 17, 2013. We also welcome all gifts, large and small, to support this new worship resource. These gifts can be made at any time.

We look forward to this “new and improved” worship book. God be with you as you pray and meditate on the contribution you will make. Be bold!

In Christ,

Worship and Music Committee,Mary Siemsen, ChairpersonPastor MarthaSue Moll

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church

Hear Ye, Hear Ye !! Calling all Disciples of Christ!! We are looking for additional Communion Assistant teams for both the 8 AM and 10:15 AM Service. The job easy and a brief training session is offered. Once trained you will join our other teams on a rotational schedule, which is listed in the Messenger. Interested Disciples should contact the Church Office.

PENTECOST SUNDAYMAY 19TH

Members are invited to wear red to Church this Sunday in celebration of Pentecost.

CONGRATULATIONS COLLEGE AND HIGHER EDUCATION GRADUATES!!Now is a time for you to celebrate ... the accomplishment of a dream you have worked so hard to realize. You have shown so many people how special you are.

Now is the time to begin to pursue the next path, to reach out for the next star, and to achieve the things that are so important to you.

Always keep your dreams alive. And keep them coming true. -Author Unknown

Honor and Leadership CorpsInformation Meeting for

Volunteers, Parents & CommunityTuesday, May 21

7:00 PM

A Temple Talk was held during Church on May 5th and was given by Mr. Leonard Capuzzi about the Honor and Leadership Corps program. The Honor and Leadership Corps is a faith-based non-denominational program committed to helping youth in our communities through a structured program to learn to develop positive relationships through honor, respect, and responsibility. The Corps is anchored in the truth of Jesus Christ and open to children, 12 years and older, regardless of their race, religion or family situation. With an ALL VOLUNTEER TEAM of concerned adults, the volunteer team will provide living role models of fatherhood, motherhood, and healthy family relationships.

Volunteers are needed from every walk of life, whether working, retired, married, widowed, or single. Volunteers can give as much or as little of their time to the program as they see fit. The Corps is able to work with volunteer schedules, so that everyone that wishes to help can do so.

Anyone who is interested in learning more about the program is invited to attend the meeting on the 21st. For more information, you may contact the Church Office.

ICE CREAM SOCIAL&

50 YEARCONFIRMATIONRECOGNITION

SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 2013

Everyone is invited to attend an afternoon of food and fun at the Annual Ice Cream Social. After our 10:15 service, the luncheon will include bbq, hot dogs, rolls, macaroni salad, relish tray, pretzels, lemonade, ice cream with fresh strawberries and a variety of toppings for dessert.

This year the following people will be honored for their confirmation 50 years ago:

Harold Gene KistnerMichael MertzSteve Mertz

Come for the food, come for the entertainment, come for the fellowship!

Sign up by returning the slip located in this issue or by calling the Church Office by May 26th.

TAKING CARE OF GOD’S CREATION

St. John’s Spring Roadside Cleanupwill be Saturday, May 18th. We’ll meet in the parking lot of American Legion Post #44, Route 11 at 9:00 a.m. Anyone willing to be good stewards and help clean up a section of God’s good Earth are welcome and urged to come help. In the event of inclement weather, we will postpone the cleanup to Saturday, May 25th at the same time and location.

Mark your calendars to tell one & all that VBS will be rocking the

Fellowship Hall.

Dates: June 10th thru June 14th

Monday thru Thursday: 6 to 8 PMFriday 5:30 to 8:30PM

So get ready for 5 days of adventure & excitement at Mount St. John’s. Look for more information coming soon!

If you are interested in helping with VBS, please contact Jacki Cunningham at 495-4913.

St. John’s PreschoolEnd of Year Program

Join us on Tuesday, May 28th, at 7:00 p.m. for this year’s end of year

program and 4 year old class

St. John’s PreschoolEnd of Year Program

Join us on Tuesday, May 28th, at 7:00 p.m. for this year’s end of year

program and 4 year old class

Sunday, May 19Day of Pentecost

The Ongoing Gift of the Spirit

What sticks with us most about the Pentecost account are the signs that accompany the outpouring of the Holy Spirit – the rushing wind and the tongues of fire and the speaking in other languages. These are important, for they show us the presence and the power of the Spirit of God for all people of every tongue and tribe and race and nation.

But we dare not forget the two main events that occurred on this day. First, the wonderful works of God in Christ were declared, in particular, by Peter in his sermon. And then, on hearing the Word, multitudes of people were baptized. The wind and the fire were significant, but the main work of the Holy Spirit that day was to deliver the gifts of Christ through preaching and baptizing.

The Holy Spirit hasn’t stopped doing the same work He began on Pentecost. To this day, He declares the wonderful works of God and delivers the gifts of Christ. By grace, through faith, Pentecost continues to this day as the Holy Spirit continues to do His blessed work among us.

Excerpt taken from Portals of PrayerApril-June 2013

Just a reminder – the Church Office will be closed on Monday, May 27th in observance of Memorial Day.

SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHEDULE

The last date for Sunday School for Nursery thru Confirmation is May 26th. Sunday School for these students will resume on Sept. 8th.

The Adult Sunday School will continue to meet Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m.

Security System Update

The initial phase of the security system has been put into place. There are 3 cameras – one monitoring the outside entrance to Fellowship Hall, one monitoring the 3rd Street Office door on the outside, and one monitoring the 3rd Street Office entrance on the inside.

We will keep you informed as progress occurs and when the door lock system has been activated.

When you forgive...you heal. When you let go...you grow.When you cry out to God...you surrender. When you love unconditionally...you show others Christ's love.

Memorial Day PrayerHeavenly Father, we thank You for the Gift of Your love poured out for us in the selfless sacrifice of Your Son, Jesus Christ. Greater love has no man than this, that he lay down his life for his friends. As we remember this day those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, we think of how they have followed in the footsteps of Your Son. We thank You for those men and women who have laid down their lives in loving, selfless, sacrifice for us, for our nation, for our freedom, for our families, and for our children. They are an image, a reflection, and an extension of Your love, grace, mercy, and compassion for all people.

Help us to honor their sacrifice by cherishing the freedoms they died to preserve. Help all citizens of this great nation to sacrifice themselves in humble service to their neighbors, recognizing that all we have comes from Your gracious hand, and that we are but stewards and managers of Your boundless providence.

Grant our nation humble and faithful leaders who bear the sword You give them for the good of those under their charge and make this nation, under God, a beacon light of charity, mercy, hope, and peace for the world, that those dwelling in the darkness of sin and death may know true Peace in the Light of Your love, mercy, and forgiveness.

Hold our service men and women in Your strong arms. Cover them with your sheltering grace and presence as they stand in the gap for our protection. We also remember the families of our troops, and ask for Your unique blessings to fill their homes, and Your peace, provision and strength to fill their lives. May the members of our armed forces be filled with courage to face each day, and may they trust in the Lord's mighty power to accomplish each task. Let our military brothers and sisters feel our love and support.

May the Peace of God that passes all understanding, that peace which the world can neither give nor take away, abide with us to bless us, this day, and even forever more.

In the Name of the Father, and of the + Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

By Father Jon M. Ellingworth

Singers Needed for Assembly Choir

You are invited to sing as part of the Synod Assembly Choir for the Eucharist on Friday, June 14, at 10:15 a.m. and Saturday, June 15, at 10:15 a.m. in Weber Chapel Auditorium at Susquehanna University.  In addition to leading the liturgy and hymns, the choir will prepare special music for the service. Adult and high school singers who would like to sing in the Assembly Choir should have some choral experience in church and/or school.  Being able to read music is helpful but not required.  Bring a friend. If you cannot attend both services, please feel encouraged to sing at one. Two rehearsals are scheduled for Sunday afternoons, May 19 and June 2, from 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. in the chapel of Zion Lutheran Church in Sunbury.  A “warm-up” rehearsal will take place at Susquehanna University at 9:30 a.m. prior to each service. If you plan to sing in the choir, please contact David Reier by May 17, 2013, at dreier@ptd.net.  If you have questions, please do not

Camp Mount Luther is still accepting registrations for all programs for this summer! This year’s theme at Mount Luther is “Faith Alive,” exploring the five faith practices of Bible study, worship, prayer, hospitality, and service. More information is available by calling the camp office at 570-922-1587 or visiting www.campmountluther.org.

Daily Scripture Reading

May 15 Luke 19:29-48May 16 Luke 20:9-18May 17 Luke 20:19-44May 18 Luke 11:14-28May 19 Acts 2:1-21May 20 Luke 22:1-23May 21 Luke 22:24-46May 22 Luke 22:47-71May 23 Luke 23:1-25May 24 Numbers 27:12-23May 25 Isaiah 6:1-8May 26 John 3:1-7May 27 Ecclesiastes 4May 28 John 8:1-20May 29 John 8:21-38May 30 John 8:39-59May 31 Luke 1:39-56

MEMBERS : Carolyn Smith; Helen Snyder; Owen Long; Joe Epler; Ruth Ramer; Kay Deans; Mike Payne; Deb Doebler; Mike Daddario.

PRAYER REQUEST: Kevin Herring; Joe Chappell; Roy Moyer; Kim Metzler; Rodney Pheasant; Missy Herrold; Hannah Freezer; Jim Furhman; Sandy; Breann Culp; Robin Bolig; Dean and Joan Rebuck; Olivia Thomas; Tammy Ludwig; Glovene Youngkin; Terry Moll; Dave Burns; Don Propst; Tina Reichenbach; Georgena Smith; Daniel Lyons; Beverly Windus; Betty Leitzel; Marlyn Deihl; Irene Olley; Janel Gallo Berdell; Steve and Rose Brungard; Ed and Jane DeGand; Darvin Straub; Lisa Forbes.

HOMEBOUND AND SPECIAL PRAYERS: Shirley Wolfe; Frances Hoffman; Frances Rohrbach; Polly Hetrick; Betty Yerg; Nancy Hendricks; Jane Galow; Robyn Snyder; Dave Roush; Dave Eisely; Franklin Hoffman; Catherine Broome; Michael Ray; Harold Billman; Carol Hoffman; Sally Mayer; Elaine Kohl; Phyllis Gordon; Sally Diehl; Bill Brungard; Julia Tiedman; Tina Pontius; Jan Albertson; June Seebold; John Kistner; Margaret Rantz; Linda Ramsey; Margaret Bright; Joshua Gordon; Harold Reid; Joyce Shearer; Connie Lahr; Steve Lahr; Zachery Baker; Carol Wilks; Pauline Spigelmeyer; Jodi Graybill; Brittany Graybill; Margaret Nugent; Harry Hopewell.

Pray for our military

Logan Brouse; Kale Gallo; Tom Stover, Jeremy Hoffman.

Attendance for May 5, 2013 8:00 a.m. Service –50 10:15 a.m. Service – 62

Offering needed weekly to meet budget: $3741.00

Offering received: $2960.00

Attendance for May 12, 2013 6:00 a.m. Service – 41 10:15 a.m. Service - 62

Offering needed weekly to meet budget: $3741.00

Offering received: $2439.00

Singers Needed for Assembly Choir

You are invited to sing as part of the Synod Assembly Choir for the Eucharist on Friday, June 14, at 10:15 a.m. and Saturday, June 15, at 10:15 a.m. in Weber Chapel Auditorium at Susquehanna University.  In addition to leading the liturgy and hymns, the choir will prepare special music for the service. Adult and high school singers who would like to sing in the Assembly Choir should have some choral experience in church and/or school.  Being able to read music is helpful but not required.  Bring a friend. If you cannot attend both services, please feel encouraged to sing at one. Two rehearsals are scheduled for Sunday afternoons, May 19 and June 2, from 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. in the chapel of Zion Lutheran Church in Sunbury.  A “warm-up” rehearsal will take place at Susquehanna University at 9:30 a.m. prior to each service. If you plan to sing in the choir, please contact David Reier by May 17, 2013, at dreier@ptd.net.  If you have questions, please do not

ICE CREAM SOCIAL & 50 YEAR CONFIRMATION RECOGNITION

I (we) will attend the Ice Cream Social June 3, 2012.

Name __________________________________________________

Thursday, May 16 Christian Education/Evangelism Committee, 7:00 p.m.District Scout Roundtable, 7:00 p.m.

Friday, May 17 Cub Scout Yard Sale, set upSaturday, May 18 Yard Sale, Cub Scouts, 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Kathryn’s Kloset, 9-11:00a.m.Roadside Cleanup, Route 11, Meet at

American Legion Post #44, 9:00 a.m.Monday, May 20 WELCA, 7:00 p.m.Tuesday, May 21 Honor and Leadership Corp, Information Meeting

For Parents, Volunteers, and Community, 7:00 p.m.Wednesday, May 22 Scout/Parent Leader Meeting, 7:00 p.m.Monday, May 27 OFFICE CLOSED – Memorial DayTuesday, May 28 St. John’s Preschool End of Year Program, 7:00 p.m.

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HYMNAL SPONSORSHIPS.

The form, along with payment may be placed in the offering plate(using an envelope marked “Hymnal Sponsorship”), dropped off at the church office, or

mailed to the church.Please make checks payable to: St. John’s Lutheran Church.

ALL ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BYMonday, June 17, 2013

Given By: ______________________________________________________________

In Memory of: __________________________________________________________

In Honor of: ____________________________________________________________

To the Glory of God ________________________

Number of Hymnals _______ @ $25.00 each Total Amt Due ____________ Amt. Paid _________

ICE CREAM SOCIAL & 50 YEAR CONFIRMATION RECOGNITION

I (we) will attend the Ice Cream Social June 3, 2012.

Name __________________________________________________

Check #________ Date _______________

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ST. JOHN’S MESSENGER May 15, 2013 Volume 93, Issue 10

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church 570-473-3770 sjelc300@ptd.net

This Sunday at St. John’sMay 19, 2013

Pentecost Sunday

8:00 a.m. Worship Service with Communion9:00 a.m. Sunday School

10:15 a.m. Worship Service with Communion

Next Sunday at St. John’sMay 26, 2013

Holy Trinity SundayMemorial Day Weekend

8:00 a.m. Worship Service with Communion9:00 a.m. Sunday School

PeriodicalsPostage PaidNorthumberland, PA

Address Label

10:15 a.m. Worship Service with Communion

Church Office Hours Mon-Thurs 8:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Fri 8:30 a.m.-NoonMarthaSue Moll, Pastor

William J. Jacavage, Director of Music

JuneWishes

June 1Carolyn BollingerKatie Domaracki

June 2Melissa McAllister

June 3Nathan BoyerJune Neidig

June 4Haley BowersoxLaura Herrold

June 6Cheyenne BenferAnna Manning

June 7Lillian BrouseKayla BrownJennifer LongEdward O’Malley

June 8David Bingaman

Tina Kropa

June 9 Todd Deans Deborah Schultz

June 10Virginia ButlerJoshua Saxman

June 11Elsie Mae Meehan

June 12Mary SiemsenDerek Young

June 13Jennifer BrockMichael Krebs

June 14Jacob HiteJoseph KitchenJeffrey LynchSammi ZeiglerScott Zeigler

June 15Wyatt KohlDean Siemsen

June 16Scott BrouseKay KearneyTyler London

June 17June DiehlMargaret HeckertRobert Mull, IIII

Brent Smith

June 18Paige CampbellKelly EiselyCarolyn Stuck

June 19Thomas Stuck

June 20Gunner BookerEthan HarrisJoshua ManningJudy Reigle

June 21Josette CrebsSteven HaferDaniel HoffmanJohn Kohl, Jr.

June 22Tracy MillerKelly VanKirk

June 23Tristan ColescottSabrina DoeblerWendy HerroldJune Seebold

June 24Arlet Hummel

June 25Jill BruderDaniel Henry

Bradley Wolfe

June 26Gregory Morton

June 27

Caitlin BookerJoyce Shearer

June 28Kaden Campbell

June 30Mary MengesCraig SpechtAshlee Walker

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1Set up for Ice Cream Social

2Worship w/Comm. 8:00 a.m.Adult Sunday School 9:00 a.m.Worship w/Comm. 10:15 a.m.Ice Cream Social & 50 Yr Recognition 12:00 p.m.Quiet Communion 1:00 p.m.

3TOPS 6:00 p.m.

4Boy Scouts 6:30 p.m.

5 6Messenger deadline 3:00 p.m.Worship and Music 7:00 p.m.AA 7:00 p.m.Alanon 8:00 p.m

7Wedding rehearsal

8Fleming/Granquist Wedding 2:00 p.m.

9 Father’s DayWorship w/Comm. 8:00 a.m.Adult Sunday School 9:00 a.m.Worship w/Comm. 10:15 a.m.

10TOPS 6:00 p.m.Finance Committee 7:00 p.m.

11Boy Scouts 6:30 p.m.

12Messenger folding 9:30 a.m.

Council Meeting 7:00 p.m

13Social Ministry 6:00 p.m.AA 7:00 p.m.Alanon 8:00 p.m.

14 15Kathryn’s Kloset 9-11:00 a.m.

16Worship w/Comm. 8:00 a.m.Adult Sunday School 9:00 a.m.Worship w/Comm. 10:15 a.m.

17TOPS 6:00 p.m.WELCA picnic 6:00 p.m.

18Boy Scouts 6:30 p.m.

19 20Messenger deadline 3:00 p.m.Christian Ed/Evangelism 7:00 p.m.Scout Roundtable 7:00 p.m.AA 7:00 p.m.Alanon 8:00 p.m.

21 22

23Worship w/Comm. 8:00 a.m.Adult Sunday School 9:00 a.m.Worship w/Comm. 10:15 a.m.

24TOPS 6:00 p.m.

25Boy Scouts 6:30 p.m.

26Messenger folding 9:30 a.m.

27AA 7:00 p.m.Alanon 8:00 p.m.

28 29.

30Worship w/Comm. 8:00 a.m.Adult Sunday School 9:00 a.m.Worship w/Comm. 10:15 a.m.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 6:00-8:00 p.m.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

5:30-8:30 p.m.

June Service AssistantsDate Lector Greeters Communion

AssistantsBread Ushers Crucifer

& Acolyte

SoundSystem

June 28:00 AM

Bill TroutmanSue Billman Mary Rogers

June 210:15 AM

Bettty Duncan

Carolyn SmithBarbara Moyer

Virginia ButlerDoug Manning

Mary RogersBob Berry, Capt.Bonnie BerryMaryann BerryMike McWilliams

Brandon Deans

Nick Auman

Quiet Communion

1:00 PMDiane Hoffman

June 98:00 AM

Brenda HerbertDavid Herbert Judy Reigle

June 910:15 AM

Bob Berry Caitlin & JackiCunningham

Barb MoyerLou Vangilder

Judy ReigleLee Miller, Capt.Ken ReigleDavid MengesDerek Menges

Trey Cunningham

Bob Berry

June 168:00 AM Bill Troutman

Sue BillmanLori Bogovich

June 1610:15 AM Mike Erdley Mary Siemsen

Dean SiemsenBlaine ShafferDoug Manning

Lori Bogovich Tina Pontius, Capt.Barb MoyerVirginia ButlerTrish Long

Rachel Anderson

Mike Erdley

June 238:00 AM

Pat PropstTom Propst

Judy Hoffman

June 2310:15 AM

Don Steele Joanne & Don Steele

Judy HoffmanDoug Manning, Capt.Lou VanGilderFranklin HoffmanFrank Hoffman

Derek Young Lou VanGilder

June 308 AM

Bill TroutmanSue Billman

Linda Bingaman

June 3010:15 AM Julie Shearer Cindy & Doug

ManningJudy Stuck

Lou VanGilderLinda Bingaman

David Menges, Capt.Derek MengesGreg Morton

Blaine Shaffer

Brandon Harry Deans Bingaman