Mar 21, 2013 Lord of Life Lutheran Church
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- Mar 23 - Saturday
- 6:00 pm - Passion / Palm Sunday Liturgy
- Mar 24 - Palm Sunday
- 8:30 am - Passion / Palm Sunday Liturgy
- 10:00 am - Passion / Palm Sunday Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving & Sunday School
- Mar 28 - Holy Thursday
- 6:30pm Family Agape Meal with Holy Communion
- Mar 29 - Good Friday
- 12:00 pm - "The Seven Last Words"
- 3:00 pm - Family & Children's Service
- 7:00 pm - Tenebrae Service
- Mar 30 - Vigil of Easter
- 6:00 pm - First Easter Worship Service with Holy Communion
- Mar 31 - Easter
- 8:00am, 9:45am, and 11:30am - Easter Worship Services with Holy Communion
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Thoughts in Print ...by Pastor Sue
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As I write this to all of you the clock is inevitably ticking its way toward the end of Lent. It's hard to believe that Palm Sunday is already upon us and the remainder of Holy Week is beckoning. How will you celebrate these days of Holy Week? My hope and prayer is that all of you will find ways to engage in the journey... the final journey of Jesus from his triumphal entry into Jerusalem... to his arrest and trial, torture, and death on the cross... to the grave... and beyond! A journey taken for no other reason than to show us how much God loves us; the lengths to which God is willing to go to be in relationship with us and to reconcile us to himself. I hope you will join your fellow travelers here at Lord of Life on this journey at as many of the amazing and varied opportunities for worship this next week as well. And I hope you will invite family and friends to journey with us as well.
As we prepare our hearts and minds for this last and most important week of our Lenten journey, I'd like to share with you an article, a devotion really, written by the Rev. Dr. David Lose - Marbury E. Anderson Chair in Biblical Preaching at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN and former pastor of Price of Peace Lutheran Church in Princeton Junction, NJ. I encourage you to read it in preparation for where we are all headed together this next week paying particular attention to the sections I have highlighted in bold print. They are the essence of what we remember, what we celebrate, this next week and forever more. Peace! - PJ2
Luke 23:34a - Posted: 18 Mar 2013 07:49 AM PDT
[Then Jesus said, "Father, forgive them; for they do not know what they are doing."] A bible verse shown in brackets in many bibles.
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Just to refresh our memory: brackets indicate that a particular verse or even set of verses are not found in the earliest fragments of the gospel that we have, but were contained in later and more complete manuscripts. This doesn't mean that the verse in question wasn't of Luke's original composition, just that it seems a little more likely that it was an early addition. In this case, for instance, you could skip over this verse and never miss a beat. We don't know for sure - hence the verse is there, but with brackets to describe it's distinct history.
In this case, it's easy to understand why this verse was included. It is, after all, one of the seven last words Jesus utters from the cross. Moreover, it's one of the most beloved and certainly most gracious of those seven words, as Jesus prays for forgiveness for those who are in the midst of crucifying him, ridiculing him, or abandoning them, saying that they do not know that they are doing.
And whatever the history of this verse, this much, at least, is certain: they surely do not know they are crucifying the Lord of glory. They do not know they are ridiculing the Son of God. And even his disciples, whatever their profession of faith earlier, in this moment demonstrate that they do not know Jesus is the savior of the world or they would not have betrayed, denied, and abandoned him.
So that is the first element of truth in this verse: that humanity is so confused, so inexplicably unable to see Gods' work in and amongst our own activities, that we would put the Son of God to death. But it is only the first.
The second truth Jesus' statement reveals is that God responds to our limitation, failing, and sin not with judgment but with mercy, with compassion, with forgiveness.
Jesus has forgiven throughout his ministry, at points - as when he heals the man lowered through the roof by friends - at what seems like the oddest of times. Yet that seems to be at the center of what he has come to do - offer God's forgiveness to any and all. And so now he forgives again.
And that should tell us something very important: the cross does not make forgiveness possible, it reveals that God is essentially and irrefutably a God of forgiveness.
Some theories about the cross stress that Jesus had to be punished in our place - that Jesus' gruesome death somehow paid the debt of justice and honor owed God because of human sin - before God could respond to us in love and forgiveness. If that were true, why would Jesus forgive so freely during his ministry before his cross? If that were true, why would Jesus forgive now, from the cross?
God forgives. God chooses, that is, to repair our broken relationship by love rather than justice. Justice has its place - and an important one at that - but it does not repair broken relationships.
Only love can do that. And so Jesus now offers forgiveness just as has done throughout his ministry. Because that's not just what Jesus does, it's what God is: mercy, compassion, love...in a word, forgiveness. Which is what makes this verse not just important, or even a valuable part of the tradition, but also and undeniably true.
Prayer: Dear God, thank you. Thank you for telling us the truth about ourselves, and thank you for telling us the truth about you and your response to us. Let us share these two truths with all we meet in wonder and gratitude. In Jesus' name, Amen.
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Mission Trip - Senior High - Jun 23-28, 2013
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Making a difference...
Senior High Mission Trip
WHY: Service to HIS people, experience communal living and group relationship building, and increase individual skill and abilities.
WHERE: Cumberland County, New Jersey
We will be serving in Port Norris, Bivalve, Gandys Beach, Money Island and Fortescue areas doing Hurricane Sandy repair.
WHEN: Sunday, June 23rd through Friday, June 28th.
ACCOMMODATIONS: Downe Township School, 220 Main Street,( Rt. 553), Newport, NJ
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE: Anyone currently in 8th Grade or current High School students. Adults willing to lead high school participants. Members of Lord of Life Lutheran Church or previous Mission Trip participants will have first consideration for this trip.
COST: $150.00 per person. A $50.00 deposit per person is due IMMEDIATELY. No refunds after April 14th. The balance is due by May 18th. You will have an opportunity to reduce your cost by selling "Miles to the Bay". Extra personal monies will be needed for miscellaneous optional expenses. Please make checks to: Lord of Life Lutheran Church
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Fuller Center Build '13 at Atlantic City
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE!
Hey LOL family great news! The Council has approved a request for the congregation to sponsor a home that was devastated by Hurricane Sandy to be restored. What's that mean you say? Although FEMA is providing some monetary assistance, it has been estimated that each home will have an average of $3600 of unmet needs for materials. That's were LOL home sponsorship comes in. Knowing that faith without works is dead (I think I've heard that in a few sermons....) this an exciting opportunity for the congregation to get involved with not only fund raising to sponsor a house, but also to have a dedicated home for LOL volunteers restore and help with a specific families' recovery. You'll be hearing more about the fund raising efforts soon, but some possible ideas are: a coffee house, a Dine-and-Donate night at PJ Whelihans, a Krispy Kreme doughnut sale, and a spaghetti dinner just to name a few. We'll need volunteers to help coordinate these events so we hope you'll prayerfully consider what time and talent you can provide. Lu Hourihan is coordinating fund raising so contact her if you're interested in helping with any of those events at luciah13@verizon.net .
Also, this is a reminder that this year's week long Fuller Center Legacy Build in Atlantic City is hosted by our local chapter (Fuller Center of the NJ Pines) April 28-May 3. Volunteers are needed to assist with the rebuilding process. You don't need to be a skilled craftsman; all you need is a caring heart and a will to help those who need a hand up. You can volunteer for 1-5 days; whatever fits your schedule! Pastor David Jones as well as a few other LOL members will be attending for the full week! A carpool is forming for those not wishing to stay overnight during the week, or needing to get back for work or other events. Volunteer housing is available at no charge for those registering, whether for one night or all 5. Please visit the link below (this one works) and you will find answers to most questions. If you have additional questions feel free to call me (Ed Hourihan) at 856-988-2089, or e-mail at ejhourihan@verizon.net. See you in AC!
Registration Team Name: "Lord of Life"
Register by Apr 1 for $25 discount
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 Sunday School - Easter On Easter Sunday at the 9:45 and 11:30 AM Services children up through grade 5 will be invited to a special Sunday School experience to celebrate Jesus' Resurrection in the Fellowship Hall during the time of the Sermon after which they'll be returning to worship. Help Needed! We are in need of egg cartons and newspaper comic pages... for our Easter Sunday School and First Holy Communion programs. Please bring these items with you and drop them off at church through Palm Sunday. Thank You!
Save the Dates - First Holy Communion For Children and Families
For all of you out there who have 2nd graders in your life, or who have 3rd through 5th graders who have not yet participated in Holy Communion instruction, please put the following dates on your calendars:
- Monday 4/15 - Bible Blast 6:30PM
- Monday 4/22 - First Holy Communion Learning I with Dinner 5:30PM
- Monday 4/29 - First Holy Communion Learning II with Dinner 5:30PM
- Sunday 5/5 - First Holy Communion Service 11:30
We look forward to having the opportunity to work with you and your children in this very special introduction to the sharing of the sacrament. |
Good Friday
This year, the New Life Choir will be leading our Good Friday Tenebrae Service. It will be based on John Ferguson's musical score entitled St. John's Passion. The music is very easy to learn. We have one more rehearsal. Would you be interested in singing? No other obligation is necessary! Please see Rick Krause if interested.
Kidz Praize-Palm Sunday
The New Life Choir and Kidz Praize are teaming up to share "Antiphonal Hosanna" at both the 8:30 and 10:00 services! What a special treat! Everyone is asked to meet in the Fellowship Hall for our final rehearsal Sunday morning at 8 am.
 Fundraising Music Event - Six members of New Life Choir (9 total from Lord of Life) attended a Messiah sing-a-long at the First Presbyterian Church in Haddonfield on March 3rd. The concert benefited "Feed My Starving Children", a Christian non-profit organization committed to providing nutritious meals to underprivileged children all over the world. The 400-voice volunteer choir was led by a 40-member orchestra composed of members of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Philly Pops and The Curtis Institute of Music Symphony Orchestra. All proceeds from the event (and other fundraising opportunities) will go to hand-packing rice, soy, dehydrated vegetables and vitamins which will then be shipped to developing nations. At only 22-cents per meal, they are hoping to raise a total of $20,000 before the campaign ends in early April. Their website is here: http://www.fmsc.org/
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ONE DAY WOMEN'S RETREAT OPPORTUNITY!
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"Women at the Wheel" is the theme for Lutheran Theological Seminary of Philadelphia's annual Rest, Refreshment, and Renewal Women's Day on Saturday April 13th, 2013. Registration including refreshments and lunch is $40 per person - or save $45 on a table of 8 for $275. Please call the church office to sign up.
We will gather around the Wholeness Wheel with its wellspring of resources to help us tap into God's will for our spiritual well-being. Through worship, workshops, and a wonderful community exchange market, we will draw on refreshing streams to enhance the Social/Interpersonal, Intellectual, Emotional, Physical, Vocational, and Financial aspects of our Spiritual Well-being.
Invite your friends, colleagues and fellow church women to share this day.
Martin Luther said:
"This life, therefore, is not godliness but the process of becoming godly, not health but getting well, not being but becoming, not rest but exercise. We are not now what we shall be, but we are on the way. The process is not yet finished, but it is actively going on. This is not the goal but it is the right road. At present, everything does not gleam and sparkle, but everything is being cleansed."
Women of all faith traditions are invited and welcomed! Bring a friend or two who needs a day of rest, refreshment, and renewal! Registration deadline: Monday, April 8, 2013
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Conference of Congregational Ministries
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 CONFERENCE ON CONGREGATIONAL MINISTRIES
Sat Apr 20, 2013
Steinert High School, Hamilton Twp, NJ
Did You Know - Every year members and pastors from Lutheran congregations all over New Jersey gather for a time of worship, fellowship, and learning at the NJ Synod Conference on Congregational Ministries? Ever wondered what goes on in other congregations around the Synod, or for that matter what goes on in the church period beyond the doors of Lord of Life? Ever wanted to have an opportunity to learn how to be better at something you feel God has called you to in ministry here at Lord of Life, or how to life out your faith better in your everyday life? Well do we have just the thing for you...
Consider signing up for CCM! Sessions this year will cover a wide range of topics including Organ Donation, Stewardship, Youth Ministry, Social Justice and Advocacy, Visitation, and much more. For more information and to register go to the NJ Synod web site or the following link:
http://njsynod.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=200&itemid=99
There will be a few people going from Lord of Life - contact the office for a carpool opportunity!
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Lenten Devotional Opportunities
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LENT Devotional materials for families, youth, and adults available at the church.
3D Sundays - WHY? Making Sense of God's Will. Who among us hasn't asked these questions or tried to help a friend or loved one through them? These sessions promised and have delivered  heartfelt conversation as we look at how the Bible addresses and where God would lead us in determining God's will. Join us for our final session. Whether you're new to the study or have attended all of them so far, know that all are welcome!
March 24: Why God's Love Prevails
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Making a difference...
HELPING HANDS, Monday, March 25th, 12:30pm
Many hands make joy-filled sandwiches! Please join in as we help to feed those in need who are served by the Christian Caring Center. You can help by bringing some cheese and/or meat, making sandwiches, making a financial contribution, or any combination!
DINNER AT THE DINER, Tuesday, March 26th, 4:30pm, Red Lion Diner
Come out for what is always a wonderful time of fellowship, good food, and devotions!
SOUNDS OF JOY at Lutheran Care, Monday, April 8th, 1:30pm
We're celebrating Easter with our friends at Lutheran Care through the Word and music. The Celebration Ringers will be leading our singing, and lots of hands and hearts are needed to help the residents get back and forth to the Chapel. Join us!
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Volunteer Chaplain Aids needed Virtua Memorial Hospital
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Openings for trained lay visitors every day of the week. Following a training / orientation process an Aide may donate 2 to 4 hours a week to visit patients, offering friendship & spiritual comfort. The 16 hour training is offered at the Virtua Center for Learning, 1200 Howard Blvd, Mt. Laurel on Mon Apr 8 and Wed Apr 10 from 8-4pm, with continental breakfast at 7:30am.
If you want to find out if volunteering is for you before signing up for the course, please phone for an info package with details and process of volunteering - contact Chaplain Wendy Boer 609-267-0700 x 43281 or email wboer@virtua.org. A letter of endorsement from a pastor is also needed for new volunteers.
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Prayer Shawl continues to accept lap robes, afghans, baby blankets etc. Please bring in your work as you always have. If you need a prayer shawl for someone contact me, Chris Kulina, at 856-596-0410. If you have any questions about the Prayer Shawl ministry please let me know.
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A fun time was had by all at the bowling outing. Since everyone had so much fun we will look to do this again at a later date.
April 16th - Breakfast for Dinner at Bridge of Peace. Looking for people to donate egg casseroles, sausages, hash brown casseroles, fruit, syrup, big tub of margarine, orange juice, desserts, paper products or monetary donations. If you can help, please contact me at 609-410-0162 or mastrillo@verizon.net. A sign up sheet will be up for you to sign up. Thanking all of you in advance for all your time and help in making this such a successful event. The people at Bridge of Peace are so thankful for what we do for them.
May 17th - Mother/Daughter Dinner - 6 PM. Dinner, Fashion show and Chinese Auction.
Upcoming events - Dinner at Bridge of Peace in June and B-B-Q/ Pool party in July at Julie's house. Dates to follow. [see related article]
I would like to thank everyone who has helped to make the Women's Ministry what it is today. I am so grateful to have such wonderful people helping me and am praying that we can continue to have more Fun and Fellowship in the months to come!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!
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Mother / Daughter Dinner May 17th
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 MOTHER'S DAY DINNER........ WE NEED YOUR WEDDING DRESS!
The Women's Ministry is having a Mother/Daughter Dinner on May 17th. This is opened to all women of the church, and you don't have to be a Mother to attend. You can bring your daughters, Mother, sisters or your friend. We will be having a wonderful dinner prepared by our own Brian Quinn and also a fashion show of old wedding dresses. Tickets will go on sale during the month of April.
That's why we need your wedding dress. We will get our teenagers to model them, so if you can't fit into it anymore don't worry. If you have a dress that we can borrow for the evening please give Barbara Wagner a call at 609-859-0404. As of right now we have 2 that are over 70 years old, 1 that is over 60 years old plus a few that are 35 - 45 years old. We'd love to have as many as possible - we would even like ones that aren't that old just to show the difference in style from 1940 - 2012.
If you don't have your wedding dress but would like to share your wedding photo with us we would be glad to project it.
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Use your gifts....
Finance Team
The Finance Team is looking for a few people to help out
with the yearly church audit. This team will meet once for about 3 hours ( after April 15th ) to go over the receipts and expenses of the church for the 2012 year. To be a member of this special team, you must be able to balance your own checkbook !
If you can help or have questions, please contact Bill Reich ( email Finance@Lordlife.us )
Tellers Needed If you'd like to help count the church's weekly offerings once a month, please see Ed Harding or call the church office. Thank you! Worship Servants We are in need of more people for
Altar Care (setting up the communion), Communion Assistants, Lectors, Greeters, and
Worship Assistants. These are needed at all 3 services ..... if you feel you can help in any of these positions or you would like more information regarding any of them please get in touch with Barbara Wagner, 609-859-0404 or call the church office. Please pray about where you can serve our Lord at Lord of Life.
Also - help welcomed...
at a service of your choosing to help run the Audio/Video system! Easy to do, flexible to meet your schedule. Contact Bill at ' dreisbac@gmail.com' or church office! If you have other 'gifts to share' please register at our Time-Talent database here: ==> Link to online form for "Time / Talent Survey" or contact the office for a 'paper' form. And Thanks for all you do to support the ministries of Lord of Life! |
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Pastor Bob Petersen - Moved!
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Pastor Bob has moved into an assisted living facility in Lanoka Harbor, NJ. He is much closer to his daughters, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. His address is:
Rev. Robert Petersen
Spring Oak of Forked River, 601 N. Main Street,
Lanoka Harbor, NJ 08734
Send him a card and let him know we're still all thinking about him.
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Grace Place will be sponsoring a CPR and a First Aid Class for anyone who wishes to get certified. You may take one or both classes. They are being held the same night! The date is Tuesday, April 30th, 6-8:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall at Lord of Life. You must sign up by April 20th for admission to class. Cost is $25 for one class/$40 for both.
Registration for next year is open. We are adding a new component for next year...an extended day! Children ages 3,4 or 5 may come in the morning and stay for the afternoon class. If you know of anyone with a preschool age child, please refer them to Grace Place. There are registration forms hanging on the bulletin board by the handicap door in the FDC for easy access. Any questions, please see Jill Glossner. |
Stewardship Info
Next meeting Apr 16th (Tue) at 7pm. We will be working our list of 2013 priorities, and we are seeking people to help on one (or more!) of our efforts this year. Our 2013 Plan includes the following components: Fall Emphasis, Engaging Time/Talent, Environment 'Green Team', Endowment, Communications & Long Range Priorities. We need people to help with 1, 2 or all of these, whatever your time will allow.
If you are interested in helping with any of our 2013 Stewardship plans, please contact Pastor Dave or Bill Dreisbach or "lordlife@gmail.com" - or come to the next meeting at the Church.
Financial Status
The church continues to be on a 'rocky start' for 2013 financially, and we would again encourage everyone to ensure they are current (or above) their estimate of sharing. The latest numbers show 17% under our plan which is tough to recover from during the lean summer months. Please consider using 'simply giving' (form linked below) and to keep our church finance team, church council, and everyone working these difficult issues in your prayers.
Thrivent Deadline
If you are a member of Thrivent, please consider directing your "Thrivent Choice" dollars by Mar 31st to "Lord of Life Lutheran Church of Tabernacle NJ". Either use this link directly: https://www.thrivent.com/thriventchoice/ or login into your Thrivent account, or call 800-THRIVENT (800-847-4836) by March 31 to find out if you have dollars to designate. Thanks!
Other Stewardship Links:
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Wed Morning Mom's Bible Study
Wed mornings in Fellowship Hall - Childcare available
We are using:
"UNGLUED: Making wise choices in the midst of raw emotions" by Lysa TerKeurst
Come join us!
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 Calling all book lovers.
Come join us for stimulating discussions, fellowship and of course, dessert! Monthly meetings are generally the 4th Tuesday of each month. Need a ride? Please leave a message in the church office.
Remaining Schedule 2013:
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April - "Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake", by Anna Zuindlen, is a humorous memoir celebrating marriage, faith, girlfriends, and more.
May - "Seabiscuit: an American legend", by the talented writer Laura Hillenbrand, is our book-made-into-movie selection. It recounts the story of the famous race horse that captivated the hearts of Americans during the depression
June - "This I Remember" is the superb autobiography by Eleanor Roosevelt.
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LUTHERAN CARE: Do you have a talent that you could share with residents one time or on a continuing basis? Such things as leading a group in knitting, painting/drawing, book club, prayer group, or visits to showcase your singing, dancing, instrumental talents are always welcome to come for a visit. Youth groups that have a talent are also invited to visit.
Contact Saralynne McDowell, Activities Director at 856-813-5805 for additional information and scheduling. The Activities Department also has a need for plastic containers with lids (shoebox size only). These will be made into theme activity boxes for the residents. Greeting cards and 2013 calendars are no longer needed at this time. Thanks for supplying a huge amount of those.
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Upcoming Events at Lord of Life!
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= = = = = = March - April 2013 = = = = = = 
Thursday (3/21)
12:00 - PEP Agape Meal
(Pastor David Jones day off)
Friday (3/22)
(Pastor Sue Jones day off)
Saturday (3/23) 6:00 pm - Passion / Palm Sunday Liturgy
Sunday (3/24) - PALM SUNDAY
8:30 am - Passion / Palm Sunday Liturgy
10:00 am - Passion / Palm Sunday Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving & Sunday School
12:00 pm - Grosser Baptism
6:30 pm - 3D Sunday - join us!
Monday (3/25) 12:30 pm - Helping Hands
7:00 pm - Grace Place Board Meeting
Tuesday (3/26)
4:30 pm - Dinner at Red Lion Diner
Wednesday (3/27)
8:00 am - Men's Fellowship Breakfast at Red Lion
9:30 am - Mom's Study
10:00 am - Adult Bible Study
1:45 pm - Celebration Ringers
4:30 pm - Scout Pew Cleaning
6:00 pm - Senior High Gathering
7:30 pm - Women's Bible Study
7:30 pm - New Life Choir
Thursday (3/28) HOLY THURSDAY
9:30 am - 4 year old Grace Place Easter Program
11:00 am - 3 year old Grace Place Easter Program
6:30 pm - Family Agape Meal with Holy Communion
Friday (3/29) GOOD FRIDAY
12:00 pm - "TheSeven Last Words" Service
1:30 pm - God Rods Practice
3:00 pm - Family & Children's Service
7:00 pm - Tenebrae Service
(note: Grace Place Closed)
Saturday (3/30) EASTER VIGIL
6:00 pm - First Easter Worship Service with Holy Communion
8:00 am - Easter Service with Holy Communion
9:45 am - Easter Service with Holy Communion
11:30 am - Easter Service with Holy Communion
Monday (4/1)
(Office Closed) (Grace Place closed Easter Break Apr 1-Apr 5) Tuesday (4/2)
Wednesday (4/3) 8:15 am - Confirmation/Senior High Service/Fun Event 7:30 pm - Women's Bible Study Thursday (4/4) 9:00 am - Keswick Community Hymn Sing 7:30 pm - Finance Team (Pastor David Jones' Day off) Friday (4/5) (Pastor Susan Jones' Day off)
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- - - - - "Save the Date" for these Upcoming Events - - - -
Mar 31 - Thrivent Choice deadline - (see article)
Apr 8, 10 - Volunteer Chaplain Aid Training (see article)
Apr 13 - "Women at the Wheel" retreat (see article)
Apr 14 - Deadline for Senior High Mission Trip Cancellation (see article)
Apr 15, 22, 29 - First Holy Communion Learning Sessions (see article)
Apr 16 - Breakfast for Dinner at Bridge of Peace (see article)
Apr 20 - NJ Synod Conference on Congregational Ministries (see article)
Apr 28 - May 3 : Fuller Center Build '13 at Atlantic City (see article)
ANYTIME: "Simply Giving" contribution form can be obtained by clicking here
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Pastor David Jones: Rev_Jones@lordlife.us1 Winchester Court 609-268-0262 (office)
Tabernacle, NJ 08088 609-268-3470 (fax)
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OUR Purpose: Lord of Life is a welcoming community of forgiven people proclaiming the perfect love of Jesus Christ!
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