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A NEWSLETTER FROM ST. MATTHIAS LUTHERAN CHURCH

Visit us on the web at www.stmatthiasgreensburg.org

Volume XLII Issue XXXVIIII April 2019

St. Matthias Community Garden is ready for year 3! The cost for a 10 by 20 garden plot is still $20.00. If you are interested or know anyone who would like to farm a plot let them know our open house will be Saturday April 6th at 1:00 pm. We have had 2 successful years, the excess produce produced by our Community Garden is donated to the Westmoreland County Food Bank to help those in need of food. Any questions or concerns can be answered then or call Fred Oestreicher at 724-836-8228 ,cell 412-558-7052. Email fredsbp@gmail.com.

Voting Members needed for Synod Assembly June 13

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This year’s annual Synod Assembly for our SWPA Synod is being held at California University of PA, from June 13th-15

th (Thursday

through Saturday). St. Matthias may send 2 voting members to this year’s assembly (1 male and 1 female voting member). The costs of attending the assembly are covered by St. Matthias. This year includes the bishop’s election. Our current Bishop, Kurt Kusserow, may be re-elected, or a new bishop may be chosen. If you’d like to attend this year’s assembly, please contact Pastor Paul. Also, Pastor Paul will be serving as the chairperson of the elections committee again at this year’s assembly.

Jesus said, “I came that they

may have life, and have it

abundantly. I am the good

shepherd.” John 10:10b-11a

In the gospel passage where Jesus proclaims Himself

as “the Good Shepherd”, He shares His ultimate

purpose with the words “I came that they may have

life, and have it abundantly”.

What is it that you have in abundance, and would

like to offer thanks to God? A home to live in? A

family? Loving friends, neighbors, or co-workers?

A meaningful job? Do you have adequate food,

clothing, and shelter? A car, truck, or van to get

around in? Adequate health care? Access to

technology like a TV, a smart phone, computer, or

internet access? A church family? People who pray

for you? A warm place to sleep at night? A God

who was willing to die for you, and rise from the

dead for you, so that you could have life, and have it

abundantly?

There’s so much we have in abundance, and so much

to be thankful for. As we celebrate Jesus’ death and

resurrection, we remember and give thanks to God

for all that He so abundantly continues to provide.

And we remember that it all comes from our

generous and loving Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ,

our Risen Savior and Lord. Thanks be to God!

In Christ,

Pastor Paul

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Youth Sunday School at 9am

Our Youth Sunday School meets every other week on Sunday morning at 9am. All youth from toddlers through High School are welcome to attend. The Newsletter calendar will highlight those Sundays when Youth Sunday School is in session. Feel free to contact Pastor Paul with any questions. We look forward to seeing you there!

SOCIAL MINISTRY NEWS

During Lent we collect non-perishable food for the

Blackburn Center Shelter and clients. All non-perishable

food items are needed, but the items listed below are the

items they need the most: Soups (all kinds}, Jelly, Salad

dressing, Mayonnaise, Ketchup, Juices : (canned or

bottled). A complete needs list is posted on the bulletin

board.

Collections begin Sunday March 19th and end Sunday

April 14, Palm Sunday.

The mission statement of the ELCA reminds us: “Marked

with the cross of Christ forever, we are claimed, gathered

and sent for the sake of the world.” We support

Blackburn and through them we show we are caring for a

part of our world.

“Blackburn center advocates for the rights of all

individuals to live free from domestic and sexual

violence and other forms of violence and providing for

the well being and safety of survivors /victims”.

Brochures about all the services at Blackburn Center are

available at the church, in a binder in the narthex.

Have you or someone you care about been a victim of

violence? Help is available through their hotline which is

answered 24/7 by trained counselors.

THE HOTLINE NUMBER:

1-888-832-2272. These services are without charge and are confidential.

Don’t forget to place your Easter Flower order! The order form is on

page 9.

CPR Classes at St. Matthias CPR classes at St. Matthias are planned for :

April 20th 8:30am-11:00am May 2nd 6:00pm-8:30pm

May 25th 8:30am-11:00am June 6th 6:00pm-8:30pm

June 13th&14th 7:30am-6:00pm June 22nd 8:30am-11:00am June 27th 6:00pm-8:30pm

Stamp Camp On the 3

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each month, Kim Peles is leading a fellowship group at St. Matthias called “Stamp

Camp”. All are welcome for fellowship and to make personalized greeting cards together, which you can use to share God’s love with others. There’s a nominal fee to cover the cost of supplies. There are 2 sessions on the 3rd Monday, one beginning at 10am, and the other beginning at 6pm. On the 4th Monday there is only one session at 6pm. Please feel free to contact Kim at (724) 875-0049 for more information

St. Matthias Spring Cleanup Day - Saturday, May 4th

Our church's Spring Cleanup Day has been scheduled for Saturday, May 4th, from 9am - 12 noon. One of the primary tasks will be spreading mulch in our landscaping areas. We really need your help! If we can have a good attendance, we can complete our work quickly and not put too much burden on any one person. With that in mind, any and all available men, women, and children are welcomed and encouraged to come along and help us with cleaning, repairing, and beautifying God's house. Please feel free to bring along work gloves, wheelbarrows, rakes, and any tools that you may have that could be helpful in our work. We'll look forward to seeing you there! The Property Committee

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Wednesday Evenings in Lent

During the season of Lent, come and join us for food, worship, and Bible study as

you’re able! All are welcome, so please invite your neighbors and friends! The

schedule is as follows:

March 13th, 20th, and 27th:

5:45pm Soup Supper

7:00pm Holden Evening Prayer

7:30pm Adult Bible Study

April 3rd and 10th:

5:45pm Soup Supper

7:00pm Holden Evening Prayer

Adult Bible Study on Wednesday nights During the season of Lent, Pastor Paul will be leading an Adult Bible Study on Wednes-

day nights at 7:30pm. All are welcome to attend, and no previous Bible experience is

required! Please feel fr ee to contact Pastor Paul with any questions.

The dates of the classes are: March 13th, 20th, and 27th, beginning at 7:30pm each night.

If the Adult Bible Study class would like to meet for additional sessions, Pastor Paul will be happy to do so.

We’ll look forward to seeing you!

All are welcome to come and worship with us during Holy Week at St. Matthias. Please feel free to call Pas-

tor Paul with any questions.

Sunday, April 14 Palm Sunday Worship at 10:15am

(Includes Holy Communion, the Blessing of the Palms, a Cross Procession, & the Passion Gospel Reading in

play format)

Wednesday, April 17 NO Wednesday evening worship

Thursday, April 18 Maundy Thursday Worship at 7pm

(Includes Holy Communion, the Laying on of Hands, the Footwashing, & the Stripping of the Altar)

Friday, April 19 A community Good Friday worship service will be held at 12pm at First Pres-

byterian Church (300 South Main Street) in downtown Greensburg, which is located next to First Lutheran

Church. Pastor Paul will be participating.

Good Friday Worship at 7pm

(Includes the Service of Light and Darkness, the Procession of the Cross, Reverencing the Cross, and the Ex-

tinguishing of Candles as the Gospel is read)

Saturday, April 20 NO Saturday evening worship at St. Matthias Our Lutheran church communities will gather at 8pm at First Lutheran Church (246 South Main Street) in

downtown Greensburg to celebrate the Easter Vigil. Pastor Paul will be participating.

Sunday, April 21 Easter Sunday Worship at 10:15am

(Includes Holy Communion & our Youth carrying the “Alleluias” back into worship)

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C h u r c h C o u n c i I H i g h l i g h t s

Voting Council members Sharon Marks, Andrew Harrold, Wayne Himler, Sally Brier, and Pastor Paul were in attendance. Norb

Georges was absent. Also in attendance was our Treasurer, Eldora Crist, and our Financial Secretary, Eliot Moore. Devotions were

read by Andrew Harrold. The meeting was called to order at 7:06pm. The agenda was reviewed. Wayne Himler made a motion to

approve the agenda, as presented. Motion seconded by Andrew Harrold. Motion carried. The minutes from the February 11 th

Council meeting were reviewed. Wayne Himler made a motion to approve the minutes, as presented. Motion seconded by Sally

Brier. Motion carried. Eldora Crist, Treasurer, presented the Treasurer’s report. Andrew Harrold made a motion to approve the

Treasurer’s report. Motion seconded by Wayne Himler. Motion carried.

Pastor Paul presented his report for February. His printed pastor’s report from the database was included. His verbal report included

presiding at the funeral of Wallace Leo Rager (a non-member) in cooperation with Mason-Gelder Funeral Home, and the funeral of

Gerald D. Smith, Jr. at CR McCauley Funeral Home in Youngwood while Pastor Paul was providing pastoral services for St. Luke’s

Lutheran Church in Youngwood while Pastor Peter Nordby was out of town. Pastor Paul had a nursing home visits with Don Ohr (in

Westmoreland Manor), home visits with Evelyn Malinish and Vicki Georges, and a counseling sessions with a parishioner. He also

led worship with Joan Wilson at Redstone Highlands Nursing Facility on February 17th , attended the Synod’s Resource Center

Advisory Board meeting on February 26th, the Greensburg Ministerial meeting on February 19th, the Synod’s Revitalization

Committee meeting via conference call on February 28th, and the Bishop’s Election Planning Committee meeting via conference call

on March 8th.

There were no communications.

A concern was reported regarding whether we had done a survey to consider keeping the Sunday morning worship service time at

10:15am all year. Council will gather the information from the survey it conducted a year or so ago and share the results with those

who raised the concern.

** Committee Reports were reviewed**

** Old Business **

1. Internal Audit

Vera Cottrell provided an internal audit of our finances at St. Matthias for 2018, which was reviewed by Council through the

leadership of our Financial Secretary, Eliot Moore. The audit was found to be successful and in good order.

Wayne Himler made a motion to accept the internal audit prepared by Vera Cottrell, as presented.

Motion seconded by Sally Brier.

Motion carried.

2. Recruiting Voting Members for the June 2019 Synod Assembly

This year’s Synod Assembly is being held at California University of PA from Thursday, June 13 th through Saturday, June 15th. St.

Matthias can send 1 male and 1 female voting member to the assembly. Pastor Paul reminded Council to consider possible

candidates as voting members, and pass them along to him. There will also be a newsletter announcement and a verbal

announcement in worship to welcome members to serve as our voting members. This year includes the bishop election. Our current

Bishop, Kurt Kusserow, may be re-elected, or a new bishop may be chosen. Pastor Paul will be chairing the elections committee

again this year, which will include extra duties with the bishop’s election.

** New Business **

There were no “new business” items.

The April calendar and Worship Assistants were reviewed, and no updates were necessary.

The next Council meeting will be on Monday, April 8th, at 7pm.

The deadline for the April newsletter is March 11.

Sally Brier volunteered to lead devotions at the March Council meeting.

Andrew Harrold made the motion to adjourn the meeting.

Motion seconded by Wayne Himler.

Motion carried.

Meeting adjourned at 7:45pm.

Respectfully submitted,

Pastor Paul Gruesu

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ATTENTION MARRIED COUPLES: Time is running out to sign up for your spring Lutheran Marriage Encounter Weekend! Don't delay--remember that because we are celebrating 50 years of Worldwide Marriage Encounter, we are offering 50% off on all registration fees for 2019! Learn how to create more joy and intimacy in your marriage by attending a Lutheran Marriage Encounter Weekend! The 2019 Northeast US spring Weekends are: April 5-7, 2019 at the lovely Country Inn & Suites just off of Hwy 99 in State College and April 26-28, 2019 at the newly-remodeled Heritage Hotel Lancaster in Lancaster, PA. We are also taking reservations for our fall Weekends: October 11-13, 2019 at the Hyatt Place Pittsburgh/Cranberry in Cranberry Township, PA, and November 1-3, 2019 at Hampton Inn Berkshires in Lenox, MA. Please go to the website: www.GodLovesMarriage.org , click on "view all weekends" and select the Weekend of your choice to see the very reasonable, group-rate cost for that Weekend. Two nights lodging, 5 meals for each of you, and all supplies are included, and financial assistance is available for those in need. Simply fill out the form, and complete your registration with a credit card, or you may choose the option to mail a check. For questions, or if you would like a brochure mailed to you, please contact Northeast US Directors of Lutheran Marriage Encounter, Fred & Julie Schamber, at fjschamber@comcast.net or 724-325-3166. Act TODAY while there are still openings!

Our 2019 designated outreach is Hearth, a transitional housing pro-

gram for Homeless Women with children who are survivors of domes-

tic violence or other trauma. They are located in Glenshaw.

April 11 Meeting is in the fellowship hall at 7pm. Tina Weimer and Jean Kaufman will

be our hostesses. Come Join us.

Locally we are starting The Lily Project. This is “going home” clothing for patients under-

going forensic examination at Excela Hospital in Latrobe, Mount Pleasant and Greensburg.

This is new clothing in unisex styles in medium. The items of clothing are sweaters-

loose with buttoned or zipper front; pants- loose with elastic waist , under pants and

socks. We will collect the clothing for the year and take items to First Lutheran to be

packaged up for the hospitals. This will be an on going project and you can shop and bring

in anytime. A box will be on the pew in the fellowship hall. Replacements will be needed

once items are given out.

SWPA Women of the ELCA Convention May 3-4 at

Christ Our Shepherd Center in Greensburg.

Cluster 4 will meet May 25 at Zion Lutheran

In Greensburg.

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Prayer List Naomi & John Howard—Ralph Storm’s Daughter and Son in Law Ross Sano— Jeff Sano’s Brother Izak—Friend of Valetta’s

Grandson Ted Schultz—Friend of Valetta Valerie Melon—Friend of Bobbie Oestreicher Ed Bejster—Friend of Bobbie Oestreicher Ed Ferrier— Bob Ferrier’s Brother Ron Bowman—Keith Bowman Brother Jeanie Bowman —Keith Bowman Niece Evelyn Malinish— Member Joe Welling— friend of Alycefaye Stewart Judy Himler—Wayne Himler’s Sister in Law Rita Miller— Doris McDonnell’s Sister in Law Greg Ferrier— Member Meg— Friend of Greg Ferrier Ray Bowman— Keith Bowman’s Brother Carol Garlow— Linda & Ray Wasilowski’s Sister in Law Vicki Georges— Member Jim Bartolomucci— Member Dave Santavy & Family— Member Pastor Fred Heitzenroder– Member Kate & Baby Annabelle— friend of Norb & Vicki Georges Helen Holleran — Vicki Georges’ In Law Elaine Hartman— Friend of the Gruesu Family Don Ohr — Member Virginia Turner —Member

Bob Marks — Member

Barry Santavy — Member Ted Wohlin — Arlene Wohlin’s Husband Norma Hay —Member

Names will remain on the list for three (3) months after which they will be removed unless the request is renewed with the church office. To contact the prayer chain, please call: Joan Wilson at (724) 836-3055

PRAYING is the first of our Faith Practices Medallions...and is lifted up in this way so that all may remember these folks who are in some way related to St. Matthias Lutheran Church. We appreciate this opportunity to inform you of an active ministry going on throughout our congregation on a daily basis. Remember these brothers and sisters in Christ in your prayers.

Alex Santavy April 4 Pastor Gruesu April 7 Cooper Frye April 7

Alyse Lightner April 11 Teri Frye April 11 Sally Brier April 12 Rachel Harmatz April 13 John Wohlin April 15 Theresa Santavy April 18 Vera Cottrell April 19 Geraldine Lohmeyer April 20 Susan Spillar April 20 Lisa Pegg April 21 April Blankenship April 22 Michael Schmitt April 26 Anastasia Moore April 29

Alex & Maryann Himler April 7 Don & Jean Kauffman April 10 Robert & Nancy Ferrier April 21 Leo & Dana McEliece April 20

Faith Works Envelopes

Faith Works envelopes are on the back pew in the sanctuary. Please use these envelopes to support any of the following ministries: Bethesda Children’s Home Camp Agape Camp Lutherlyn Gettysburg Seminary Glade Run Lutheran Services Lutheran Campus Ministry in Oakland Lutheran Senior Life Lutheran Service Society Synod Mission Support Thiel College Check off which agency you wish to contribute to and place the envelope with your donation in the offering plate. Please remember to indicate your envelope number.

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Amount Enclosed ___________ AT $9 EACH

Your name ______________________________________________________________________________

Given in Memory of _________________________________________________________________

Honor of ___________________________________________________________________

To The Glory of God _________________________________________________________________

Please indicate how many LILIES ____ TULIPS ____ MUMS _____

Will pick up flowers ______ Give to Shut-Ins ______ Plant my flowers at the church ________

I would like to make a Donation To: ________________________________________________

Order your Easter Flowers

This year we will have EASTER LILIES, TULIPS, MUMS AND

DAFFODILS TO adorn the Chancel at Easter. The cost will be $9 for

each 6 1/2” pot and orders must be received by April 1st, 2019

Please complete this form and enclose your payment. Return to Church

Office. Make checks payable to St. Matthias Lutheran Church.

Cleaning Committee In an effort to conserve our financial resources, our congregation has started cleaning the church with the

help of our own members. So far, we have enough members to cover nine weeks. We certainly would appreciate more volunteers. It actually isn’t very hard work. We have a list of what needs done and all the supplies to do the cleaning are in the janitor’s room. Anyone willing to help out, please contact Pastor Paul or the church office! Thank you!

Cleaning Dates: March—week of: 31-April 5— Valetta , Fred & Bobbie Oestreicher April—week of: 7-12– Valetta, Mary Lou & Bob Wolff 14-19– Valetta, Gayle & Bob Kunko 21-26– Valetta, Dana, Bernice, & Lindsay Gruesu 28-May3– Valetta, Sharon & Bob Marks, Doris McDonnell May—week of: 5-10– Valetta, Andrew & Shawn Harrold 12-17– Valetta, Alycefaye Stewart & Arleen Hawk 19-24– Valetta, Jeff, Jennifer & Madison Sano 26-31-– Valetta, Fred & Bobbie Oestreicher

The 2019 Mowing Schedule The following is the mowing schedule for the 2019 season. On the dates that your as-signed, we ask that you try to mow toward the end of the week, if possible, so that the yard is mowed for the weekend. Feel free to switch with someone if you have a scheduling con-flict. If you have any questions or problems, please contact the church office at 724-834-2457 or any member of the Property Commit-tee. If you need fuel, fill the red 5 gallon con-tainer, and give the receipt to Eldora Crist for reimbursement. If you cannot mow on your week due to weather conditions, please make arrangements to help the next scheduled per-son the following week. Thank you for serving God in this important ministry.

The Property Committee Dates listed are Monday through Sunday Week of: April 1-7—Fred Oestreicher April 8-14 — Ray Wasilowski April 15-21 — Andrew Harrold April 22– 28 — Jeff Sano April 29-May 5 — Keith Bowman May 6-12 — Eliot Moore May 13-19 — Jim Frye May 20-26 — Bob Wolff

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St. Matthias Evangelical

Lutheran Church 100 Chapel View Drive

Greensburg, PA 15601-1002

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SERVICES OF HOLY COMMUNION: Saturday 7:00 pm Sunday 10:15 am

Sunday School 9:00AM (every other week)

SPECIAL SERVICES:

PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 10:15AM MAUNDY THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 7:00PM

GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 7:00PM EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 10:15AM

Paul M. Gruesu, Pastor Secretary: Amy Repak