Mar 20, 2015 Lord of Life Lutheran Church
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Church Phone:
609-268-0262
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Discipleship & Children's Ministry Coordinator
Regular Worship Services:
6pm Saturday
8:30 & 10am Sunday
1 Winchester Ct,
Tabernacle NJ 08088
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From the desk of Pastor Dave
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Brothers and Sisters...
Since the last weekend of Lent 2015 is soon to come and Palm Sunday, Holy Week and Easter are a little over a week away, this is a good time to invite members and friends of Lord of Life to consider taking a journey on the Meditation Walk. This can be done by taking an actual walk on our property and utilizing an age appropriate devotional booklet at the entrance of the site or by taking a virtual journey as one visits our website and links on to the Meditation Walk. In anticipation of this devotional experience, I thought it would be helpful to share a brief history of how and why Lord of Life created this opportunity for congregation and community.
 The idea for introducing the Stations of the Cross at Lord of Life originated with a retreat experience I had in December 1995. Howard Dodson, a member of the congregation, invited me to visit Graymoor in Garrison, New York to attend an advent retreat sponsored by the Franciscan Order. While there we visited the retreat center's outdoor Stations of the Cross. These stations were sculpted and placed along a trail that had been well worn. The Way of the Cross reflected the traditional sequence that had existed for centuries in the Roman church. I commented to Howard how important it was to me for any observance of the stations to be biblically based. I had a problem with the Veronica legend and the numbering of three falls by Jesus. We both agreed it would be a blessing for Lord of Life to have such a devotional walk on our pinelands site.
For the next several years I continued to observe how various churches were using the Stations of the Cross. It also became clearer to me that both Roman Catholic and Protestant churches were lifting up this devotional opportunity for their people. My interest in the project for Lord of Life peaked when I visited Saint Andrew Roman Catholic Church in Gibbsboro, New Jersey. While attending a retreat on Centering Prayer, I took the opportunity to visit their outdoor stations. All 14 stations were sited in a wooded area around the church and each had been constructed by a member of the parish. These depictions were a contemporary rendering done as wood sculptures and reflected a marvelous contribution on the part of congregational members; uniquely the work of Saint Andrew's parishioners.
Shortly thereafter, while searching through books at a local Christian bookstore, I discovered a version of the Stations of the Cross which I had never seen before. The author had chosen to use a biblical version of the stations but began not with Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane but with The Last Supper. He even concluded with The Resurrection as the 14th station instead of Jesus' burial. I was fascinated by the accompanying art work which was a series of painted terra cotta stations; earthy and evocative. We decided to mount these stations and place them at 14 different  locations in the sanctuary during Holy Week. Parishioners were encouraged to spend time meditating at each station. They were invited to look upon the image, read the biblical text and commentary and then pray. Many members took advantage of this devotional opportunity and interest was expressed in creating something more permanent.
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Our desire to make these stations available beyond Holy week led us to consider a Meditation walk on a corner of our property. We sought to create a site where congregational members and friends in the community could find a quiet place to meditate, pray, and reflect on the Way of the Cross. A visit to a local signage company, Alpha 1 Studios yielded an agreement to produce 14 stations loosely based on illustrations we showed them and composed of resin.
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With the cooperation of parishioners, Boy Scouts and friends, these stations were mounted and placed along a path that wound its way through the woods. The Meditation Walk was dedicated on November 15, 1998, and has been enhanced throughout the years with lighting, landscaper's blocks, and benches. Here in this place the modern day pilgrim of the Cross can experience the passion story in a secluded and yet not isolated location.
 Years later, the Meditation Walk became the pathway to our Memorial Garden where the created remains of loved ones are interred. For those who choose to be buried at this site, our procession from the church leads us past stations commemorating the most important week in the world's history. The final resting place for the faithful is near the the station announcing The Resurrection. On this walk and in this garden we come face to face with the church's ancient acclamation, "Christ has died! Christ is risen! Christ will come again!"
Truly, the Way of the Cross has inspired and challenged believers to more deeply commit themselves to Christ. I trust that our passion pilgrimages will not only bring us closer to the compassionate spirit of Jesus but also closer to one another. May what began as an ancient tradition in the church now serve to remind us that God's deepest desire is to keep us close to the cross and ever mindful of the Resurrection!
Your brother in Christ, Pastor Jones
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Palm Sunday, Holy Week, and Easter Services
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Palm Sunday/Passion - March 28 & 29
Saturday 6:00; Sunday 8:30 & 10:00 followed by
Children's Lent End Celebration
Holy Thursday - April 2
Meal & Worship - 6:30pm
Good Friday - April 3
Services at noon, Family at 3pm, & 7pm
Easter Vigil - Saturday - April 4 - 6pm
Easter Sunday April 5 - 8am / 9:45am / 11:30am
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Family-Oriented Lent End and Holy Week
Events At Lord of Life
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Palm Sunday March 29th-Lent End Celebration following 10:00 worship-a family affair with light refreshments, a "reverse" Easter Egg Hunt, "Jelly Beans for Jesus", games and more. Fun for the entire family! All are welcome-bring friends!
Holy Week: 
- Holy Thursday-April 2nd-6:30 pm
. Light Meal and Worship celebrating the Last Supper
- Good Friday-April 3rd-3:00 pm. Family-Oriented Good Friday Worship
-Designed specifically for young children
- Easter Vigil-April 4th-6:00 pm. Family -Oriented Worship
including Bible stories and songs geared for young people and decorating the altar for Easter
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Easter Sunday-April 5th
- 8:00 am Traditional Worship
- 9:45 am Family Worship with a special, fun, one room Sunday School Event
- 11:30 am Family Service
Join us to celebrate God's love and the resurrection!
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Meet Your Council Members
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Many people don't know who the council members are at Lord of Life, so we are having a series for the next several months on each of the members and a short bio on them.
Rick Osman - Vice President Lord of Life Church Council
 Rick is one of the charter members of Lord of Life in 1986 and resides in Tabernacle but splits his time with his retirement home in Lewes Delaware when he can. He is married to Ruth and has one son Geoffrey, a daughter-in-law Stacey, and a 1 yr granddaughter Lily who reside in Womelsdorf, PA.
He is semi-retired from a major industrial gas company where he worked for 33 yrs mainly in the Corporate Safety, Health, and Environmental Department. He is a former President of Lord of Life and has also served on council as the Original Financial Secretary and as council person for Worship and Music. You will find him singing in the Choir, Ushering and Worship Assistant at the 8:30 service along with overseeing the Men's Ministry effort at Lord of Life.
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Information sessions for the summer youth Mission Trips. Please try to attend if you are interested and find out what's planned!
- Senior High Mission Trip Info - see Jill Glossner for details.
Thank you to all that met in the Church Sanctuary for the informational meeting for our trip to Richmond, Virginia on Sunday, March 15th.. I was pleased to see returnees from last year and new people as well! It looks to be a fun trip with many disciples!
For those that still may be interested, you are welcome to join us. Applications will be on the entrance way bulletin board until April 1st. Speaking of April 1st...that is the date of our Commitment Meeting! We will join together at Lord of Life from 7:00 until 8:30 pm
for some fellowship, form completion and training.
For those of you that are unable to join us, please support us with "Miles to Richmond". This is monetary support that helps to pay for the transportation to and from Richmond. Forms are on the bulletin board. The cost is $5.00 per mile. Richmond is 269 miles one way!!!
If anyone has questions, please feel free to contact Jill Glossner, Mission Trip Coordinator at 609*268*7283 or call the church and leave a message.
Remember, those that bless others are blessed themselves. Jill Glossner
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- Junior High Mission Trip Info - see Tina Leach for details.
Info meeting: March 29, 11:30 am (after services) - see Tina Leach for details. We are planning to go to Lancaster PA for 4 days / 3 nights on July 12-15, 2015. We will be serving in the community in a variety of ways.
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- Other Mission Trip Opportunities:
Anyone interested in a mission trip? There are many to choose from. Some are local, some are a few states away, and others are abroad.
I have been in touch with The Lutheran Church of Hope in Des Moines Iowa. Each year they send a group to the Appalachia area to work with The Appalachia Service Project (ASP). This year they will be traveling to Jonesville, Virginia in June. I have decided to join them.
If anyone is interested or has questions about this trip please call me (Penny Miller) at 609-726-1698. More information can be found at: ASPhome.org and missions@hopewdm.org.
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ATTENTION CONFIRMATION YOUTH AND PARENTS!
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This year we will be participating in the NJ Synod Middle School Retreat at Cross Roads Camp and Retreat Center. This is a fun filled program, where we will learn about God and strengthening our Faith.
This is a great opportunity to meet new friends and have a lasting relationship with them. There will be Games, Music, Great Food, and much more!!!!!
If you are in 6th thru 8th grade here at LOL this is for you!
When: April 24-26, 2015 - Cost: $95
(scholarships are available through LOL based on need)
Depart LOL: 5:00pm Friday April 24
Return to LOL: Sunday April 26 - about 3pm
Please contact Pastor Sue if you are interested in attending or chaperoning this event!
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This is a SURVEY on the idea of changing our worship service schedule on Sunday mornings to allow for study and fellowship time between the services. This idea has been expressed a number of times over the last year or so by a good number of people and was a common theme during our children's ministry conversations. So here's your chance to share your thoughts (note: we have had 90 responses so far). I have created a survey on our Faith Formation web site and would love to hear from you. Please let me know what you think about the idea of changing things up on Sunday morning. Simply click on the link below and take the survey. Peace - Pastor Sue = )
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Open Position - LifeLines Editor
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Yeah we get it - you aren't looking for something else to do. But your church needs you. We need a new editor of the LifeLines - the old one needs to move on to other areas of service. 
The current editing process is online and easy to use - as much training as is needed is available, but basic use of a web browser on any mac or pc is really all that is needed. It can be done anytime at home (or at church if a computer is needed). Or if 2 or more people are interested it could be a co-editor position which makes it much easier! About 4-5 hours are needed every 2 weeks (with current schedule of 26 issues / year). If you'd like to explore what is involved please email lifelines@lordlife.us and we will give you a demo, or you can ask Bill or Sue Dreisbach for more information. Thanks for prayerfully considering this ministry opportunity!
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Directly to the left of the altar you will see a picture of a tree. That tree is intended to help us remember our theme for Lent this year which is The Tree of Life.
Each week there is a special devotion at the beginning of worship that reminds us that The Tree of Life for all of us is truly the cross of Christ. And each week our tree in church will come to life with leaves that all of you will provide.
Throughout Lent we are encouraging you to help your children participate in the Lenten discipline of GIVING by living out their faith in practical ways at home. Leaves made of green construction paper will be available on the Lenten Devotion table in the Narthex for you to take home and help you do just that. The idea is for you to encourage your children to perform service at home and to write what they did and their name on a leaf each time they do. Please help your children pick something from the list, or something that you come up with, during the week. Try to pick as many different things as possible so they have the opportunity to try new things. Bring your leaves back to church the following Sunday so we can add them to the other leaves on the tree in the sanctuary to celebrate what it means to give life by serving!
The following is a list of some of the ways your children can serve during Lent:
- Learn a new bible verse.
- Pick up trash in the neighborhood.
- Help mom or dad with a chore. (Trash, clearing the table, yard work, dishes, etc.)
- Pray for someone who isn't nice to you.
- Make an offering to the "Change for Change" jug at church.
- Listen to a Christian music station on the radio.
 - Say a prayer for a friend in need.
- Help take care of a family pet.
- Clean your room/pick up your toys/clothes.
- Say "God loves you." to someone.
- Hug a family member.
- Say a prayer at meals and at bedtime.
- Write a "Thank You Note" to God.
- Stand up for someone who is being bullied.
- Volunteer at an animal shelter.
- Invite someone to church.
- Help your friends/brothers/sisters. (Play nice, share, etc.)
- Use good manners. (Say "please" and "thank you".)
- Check for good batteries in the smoke detectors at home. Or encourage mom and dad to get them if you don't have them.
- Talk to a family member you don't get to see very often. (Phone, Skype, letter, email...)
- and anything else you can think of...
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Christian Caring Center
Attention all cooks! We will again be preparing casseroles for the Christian Caring Center's Code Blue Center. Our goal is to refurbish their stock. They house and feed individuals when the weather is too cold for them to stay outdoors. Additionally, the stock of can goods and non-perishable boxed foods is also low. If you would like to assist, please have prepared casseroles in freezable containers labeled with what they are to church by Monday, March 28, 2015 at noon in order for them to be delivered with the sandwiches for helping hands. Thank you in advance for your assistance.
God's work our Hands
We will performing road clean up after worship on Sunday, April 26th. We will share a brunch and then head out to clean up the roads we have been assigned. This is an event for all ages and we encourage everyone to get involved. For fun, we will have a treasure hunt along the route. There are sign up sheets in the Narthex for participants and also for anyone who can assist with preparing food for our brunch. If you can't clean up the road and you just want to come to the brunch, you are also more than welcome.
This is the first of our God's Work Our Hands Sunday Missions and we know it will be a huge success. The more the merrier is the motto for this event. Please come equipped with comfortable shoes, weather appropriate clothing, and work gloves. If you don't have work gloves, let me know, and I will bring you some. For more information, contact Linda Jagiela at novedlinda@comcast.net or 267-275-7582. Watch for future events such as gleaning at a farm and work days at some of the local camps and wildlife centers.
Change for Change Jug Ministry
 This is the final week we will be collecting change for the Penny Miller Sewing Academy in Haiti. The change collected will be used to defer the costs of sending sewing machines to the school. Each machine costs $100 to ship and the machines are given to the students upon graduation. So before coming to service this weekend, reach under the cushions in your sofa, look in the console of your car, or just empty your pockets of your loose change and help us fill up the jug. If you have already, thank you. It's already heavy and hopefully we will need a hand truck to take it to be spun!
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April 7th - Bridge of Peace Dinner - leaving my house approx. 430-445. I am looking for 2 trays of ziti, Italian bread, salad, bags of apples and oranges. If you can help. please let me know. Thank you!
April 12 - 3:00 PM -Jersey Sound Chorus's Annual Friends and Family Sendoff Concert - with one of our own Nancy Curl performing. It is being held at Temple Sinai, 2101 New Albany Road, Cinnaminson. If anyone is interested please see me or Nancy Curl.
May 2 - Saturday - 2 PM - Women's Tea - This is for all women of any age, young and old, members and friends. The cost is $5.00 per per person and on the day of the Tea, please bring a can or dry good to be donated to the Bridge of Peace food pantry. The South Jersey Chorus will be entertaining us that afternoon. Please sign up on the sheet and put your $5.00 in the envelope. Seats are limited, so please sign up ASAP.
If you would like to receive emails from the Women's ministry or have your name removed , please email me at mastrillo@verizon. net or call me at 609-410-2167, Thanks!!! - Betty Mastrillo
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Note: The evening LWR quilting group has dwindled in number so we stopped meeting until after Easter. We will meet again April 9th.
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ADULT BIBLE STUDY
WEDNESDAYS, 10:00-11:30
THE BOOK OF MARK
Mark your calendars to come and venture into the book of Mark in our new series! Mark is the primary gospel text for most of our worship life this church year. Come and get a deeper understanding of the whole book and its context through great conversation, questions, and wonderful fellowship. All are welcome! No experience necessary!
HELPING HANDS 
MONDAY, MARCH 23RD, 12:30
Come and help as we make sandwiches for those in need served by the Christian Caring Center in Browns Mills. You can help by donating lunch meat and/or cheese, donating funds to purchase those items, and/or coming to make the sandwiches! All are welcome!
THANK YOU
...for our Lutheran Crossing angels who touch the lives and hearts of the residents!
...for all of those who were part of our PEP Irish Eyes Are Smiling Luncheon-for your food, for your help, and for your warm fellowship!
Check out pictures of some of our events on the link to the website!
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Grace Place Preschool is having an International Week on the week of April 21st. We are looking for any volunteers who would like to present a country or be a Tour Guide to the children of Grace Place. The dates are April 21, 23, and 24. Volunteers presenting a country would give a visual presentation, plan a craft, and have a snack to represent their country. The presentation would be given 4 times to different groups of children. It will be from approximately 9:30 to 12 noon. Tour guides would guide groups from one country to another.
If you are interested, see Melinda for details at 609-268-2756 or melindadep@gmail.com
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Music & Worship Ministries
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SHARING YOUR GIFTS
You can still share your gifts as part of our special
Palm Sunday, Holy Week, and Easter celebrations!
New Life Choir, practicing on Wednesdays at 7:30!
Praise Team, practicing on Sunday mornings at 9:00!
Special rehearsals for adult and youth instrumentalists
and youth vocalists
Sundays, March 22nd and 29th at 11:15,
Wednesdays, March 25th and April 1st at 6:30.
All ages and abilities are welcome!
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Worship Assistants Needed
Altar Guild (set up communion and altar and clean up after service - scheduled rotationally) Communion Assistants
Qualifications required: Love for the Lord and a grateful heart.
Prior experience not necessary as training will be provided.
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Flute Duets and Ensembles Concert
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March 27 at 7pm
Enjoy the beautiful music of flutists
including our own Devon and Quinlyn Moll!All are welcome!Sponsored by the Worship and Music Team of Lord of Life
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 The Auxiliary is working on their next big project........Spring Fling which will be held on Saturday, May 16th from 10:00-3:00. Look for more information as we get closer to the date. The auxiliary is looking for donations of gently used items such as toddler toys, women's purses, jewelry, and knick knacks to use on that day. As always, stuffed animals and nail polish continue to be at the top of the list for needed items by the Activities Department.
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A word from Madelyn Mears-Sheldon, Director of the Christian Caring Center.
Several of you have reached out recently to ask about our current volunteer needs. We have just had to reduce our staff due to funding issues, so we are in need of volunteers with office skills more than ever.
There are two areas where we are hoping to build new teams of volunteers:
 1. Case management -- helping guests and clients get connected with needed services. This involves learning how to use a software program called HMIS, which is used by many Burlington County socia l services agencies to connect people and services. It is not difficult to learn, but does require that you have computer and Internet literacy. The ideal volunteers will be able to commit a minimum of one shift per week.
 2. Telephone receptionists -- I won't lie to you, folks, this can be the toughest job in the house. The people who become our phone team will form the first point of contact with every possible kind of visitor to the center, from clients in crisis, to donors, to vendors, to other agencies..... We will teach you how to serve the Lord in this vital post. You will learn about all the services we offer as well as how to give some on-the-spot referrals to other services. If you are already experienced in phone work, you'll build new skills into your repertoire. If you are learning phone work for the first time, you will build your resume, gain all kinds of professional confidence, and be a blessing to many in the process! The ideal volunteer will be able to commit at least one shift every other week.
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Patty DeCristofaro (Mar 22), Brooke Steinhour (Mar 22),
Stephanie Dennison (Mar 23), Seth Kagan (Mar 23),
Bill Schmidt (Mar 24), Brooke Parker (Mar 24),
Brendon Parker (Mar 24), Alan Dennison, Jr. (Mar 25),
Connor Fries (Mar 26), Lydia Leach (Mar 27),
Nicole Sander (Mar 27), Teri John (Mar 27), Jenna Ingrao (Mar 27), Marie Vail (Mar 28), Jennifer Harding (Mar 29),
Donna Favilla (Mar 29), Donna Smith (Mar 30), Don Lee (Mar 30), Eric Biehn (Mar 30), Maralee Perri (Mar 30), Eric Maertin (Mar 31), Robert Knoell (Mar 31), Tommy Riches (Mar 31), Dennis Smith (Mar 31),
Joseph Hughes (Mar 31), Phil Brockington (Mar 31), Dawn Bielec (Mar 31),
April Pawlikowski (Apr 1), Tristan Michaleski (Apr 1), Brett Reich (Apr 1), Karla Hodum (Apr 1), Janelle Bellina (Apr 2), Erika Adamson (Apr 2), Paige Schmid (Apr 3), Phyllis Worrell (Apr 3), Natalie Julian (Apr 3)
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Upcoming Wedding Anniversaries
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Bill & Sue Dreisbach (Mar 23) Bob & Gail Korchak (Mar 25) Bill & Janet Bruner (Apr-03)
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Book Club 2014-2015 Reading List
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 Here are the books for the 2014-2015 "season" of the Book Club! Contact Janell Reich for questions:
Date Title Author Genre
Apr 21 I know Why the Caged Bird Sings Maya Angelou bio
May 19 The Kidnapped & the Ransomed Kate ER Pickard NJ
June 16 A Separate Peace John Knowles classic
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Saturday 3/21
9:00 am - NJ Synod "Workshop (Fellowship Hall)
6:00 pm - Service of Holy Communion with Davis Baptism
Sunday 3/22 - 5 LENT
8:30 am - Service of Holy Communion
9:00 am - Praise Team Rehearsal
10:00 am - Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving with Calabrese & DeCristofaro Baptisms,
Holy Communion, Sunday School and Confirmation Learning Session #12
11:15 am - Youth instrumental and vocal rehearsal
11:30 am - Baptism Reception (Fellowship Hall)
Monday 3/23
9:00 am - Staff Meeting
12:30 pm - Helping Hands
Tuesday 3/24
1:30 pm - Celebration Ringers
Wednesday 3/25
8:00 am - Men's Fellowship Breakfast
10:00 am - Adult Bible Study
6:00 pm - Senior High Youth Ministry - "The Gathering"
6:30 pm - Instrumental and Vocal Rehearsal
7:30 pm - New Life Choir
Thursday 3/26
(open)
(Pastor Dave's day off)
Friday 3/27
7:00 pm - Flute Duets and Ensembles Concert - All are Welcome!
(Pastor Sue's day off)
Saturday 3/28
1:00 pm - "Big Fish" musical at Seneca High School
6:00 pm - Passion / Palm Sunday Liturgy
Sunday 3/29 - PALM SUNDAY
8:30 am - Worship Service
9:00 am - Praise Team Rehearsal
10:00 am - Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving & Sunday School
11:30 am - Junior High Mission Trip Information Meeting
11:15 am - Lent End Celebration (until noon) - families & children
11:15 am - Youth instrumental and vocal rehearsal
Monday 3/30
(open)
Tuesday 3/31
10:00 am - Grace Place Easter Program
7:00 pm - Grace Place Board Meeting
Wednesday 4/1
8:00 am - Men's Fellowship Breakfast
1:45 pm - Celebration Ringers
6:30 pm - Instrumental and Vocal Rehearsal
7:00 pm - Senior High Mission Trip Meeting, Training & Form Completion
7:30 pm - New Life Choir
All Day - LifeLines inputs due: email to lifelines@lordlife.us
Thursday 4/2 - "HOLY THURSDAY"
9:00 am - America's Keswick Hymn Sing & Luncheon
6:30 pm - Family Agape Meal with Holy Communion
Friday 4/3 - "GOOD FRIDAY"
12:00 pm - "The Seven Last Words"
3:00 pm - Family & Children's Service
7:00 pm - Tenebrae Service
Saturday 4/4 - "VIGIL OF EASTER"
6:00 pm - First Easter Worship Service with Holy Communion
8:00 am - All Easter Worship
9:45 am - Service with Holy Communion (One Room Sunday School at 9:45am Service)
11:30 am - Service with Holy Communion
Monday 4/6
(office closed)
Tuesday 4/7
4:30 pm - Women's Ministry Dinner @ Bridge of Peace
Wednesday 4/8
8:00 am - Men's Fellowship Breakfast
10:00 am - Adult Bible Study
6:00 pm - Worship Planning
7:30 pm - New Life Choir
Thursday 4/9
7:30 pm - Finance Team
7:30 pm - LWR Quilting Group
(Pastor Dave's day off)
Friday 4/10
10:00 am - God Created...
(Pastor Sue's day off)
Saturday 4/11
6:00 pm - Service of Holy Communion with Drake & Kraczewski Baptisms Sunday 4/12 - 2 EASTER
8:30 am - Service of Holy Communion 9:00 am - Praise Team Rehearsal10:00 am - Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving with Ross Baptism, Holy Communion
& Sunday School 11:30 pm - LOL Council mini-retreat and luncheon
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- - - - - "Save the Date" for these Upcoming Events - - - -
May 3 (Sun) 11:30am - Service of 1st Holy Communion
Jun 7 (Sun) 11:30am - Service of Confirmation / Affirmation of Baptism
June 28 - July 3 - Senior High Mission Trip to Richmond Virginia
(see Jill Glossner for details)
July 12 - 15: Junior High Mission Trip to Lancaster, PA
(see Tina Leach for details)
ONLINE: "Simply Giving" contribution form can be obtained by clicking here
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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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