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ELCA Advocates for Unaccompanied Children Entering the United States
CHICAGO (ELCA) - As a church that pursues justice, peace and human dignity for all people, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) is committed to helping the thousands of unaccompanied children coming to the United States to escape violence and difficult situations in their home countries. To address this crisis, ELCA members are working through Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service to help find foster care for these children. "As people of faith, we are reminded that among the children who had to flee across borders because of threat of life was our very own Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. When children flee across two international borders alone, the community of Jesus - the church - must accompany them," said the Rev. Stephen Bouman, executive director, ELCA congregational and synodical mission.  "Children on the Run," a report by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, states that the number of children "making the treacherous journey alone and unaccompanied, has doubled each year since 2011." According to the report, one of the main factors contributing to this increase is the rise of violence in Mexico and Central America. Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service estimates that 80,000 children will seek safety in the United States during this fiscal year. The agency, based in Baltimore, is one of the nation's leaders in welcoming and advocating for refugees and immigrants, working on behalf of the ELCA. It is one of two organizations called upon by the U.S. Office of Refugee Settlement to help place unaccompanied children in foster care. "The ELCA, through its partnership with Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, is already involved through its congregations, social ministry organizations, advocacy, and Lutheran Immigration Refugee Service affiliates on the ground," said Bouman. "We are pursuing both the short-term efforts at achieving safety and relevant social services for these children of God, as well as long-term systemic solutions to stem the flow of children cast adrift." "When Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service started working with unaccompanied migrant children in 2005, it was unthinkable that several thousand children would make the dangerous journey across the border on their own," said Linda Hartke, president and CEO of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service. "To see that number skyrocket, potentially up to 80,000 children this year, is truly a humanitarian crisis." "The children making this arduous trek north are fleeing violence, abuse and deep poverty and hunger, and are in desperate need of help and protection," said Bouman. "Many are trying to reunite with family members here in the United States. By the time they cross the United States border, many have been robbed, raped or abused. The need is so large and current resources cannot keep pace." Click here to read the entire story on the ELCA website.
How can we help?
1. Learn about the issue. Pray fervently for these vulnerable children. Read deeply and widely with an open mind and heart for the gospel.
4. Write to your elected leaders in Washington, D.C. Click here to find addresses and more information.
(Photo Credit: Peter Haden, Creative Commons)
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 Installations & Ordination: You are Invited
Pastor Ben Siebert will be installed as pastor of Trinity, Arendtsville, on Saturday, July 12 at a 1:00 p.m. Clergy are invited to process. The color of the day is green and please meet by 12:40 p.m. in the church lounge on the ground floor.
Pastor Beth George will be installed as pastor of First Lutheran Church, New Oxford, on Saturday, July 19, 2014, at 6:00 p.m. Clergy are invited to vest and process (plan to arrive by 5:45 p.m.).
David Sensenig will be ordained into the office of Word and Sacrament on Sunday, July 20, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. at Christ Lutheran Church, 1214 Crosby Street, Linglestown, PA 17112. A reception will follow worship with Holy Communion. Clergy are invited to vest and process. The color of the day is red. David is called to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Liverpool.
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Pam Drenner Leaving Synod Staff to Play a New Role in Ministry
Lower Susquehanna Synod Director of Resource Ministries, Pamela B. Drenner, is turning a new page in her vocation and will be leaving our synod team at the end of August to begin serving as Director of Music at St. James Lutheran Church in Lebanon. She will also continue to serve as musician at Zion Lutheran Church in Lebanon.
 "We are deeply saddened to lose such a valuable resource in our synod staff family," Bishop James Dunlop said. "Pam has been at the center of so many aspects of our shared ministry for the last 16 and half years, including the resource center, and the coordination of synod assemblies, CTIM, and many of our educational efforts.
"And at the same time we are happy for Pam as she begins a new venture in music ministry in the Lebanon Ministry Cooperative," he added. "She will be a great asset in that ministry initiative. She is gifted leader in the church and we wish her well as she moves to this new area of ministry."
"I have been blessed by ministry with this synod," Pam said. "My collaborative work with colleagues, lay leaders and clergy has been rewarding, and I value the relationships developed through resource and programmatic ministry. However, I now feel called to focus my time and energy to music ministry at a congregational level. Church music is my passion, and I am excited about the potential and possibilities for breaking ground in music ministry with the Lebanon Lutheran Cooperative Ministry."
So while we're singing the blues here in Harrisburg, we are grateful for Pam's faithful service, her dedication to faith formation, education, music, and ministry, and we wish her all the best. Thank you, Pam Drenner, for the difference you have made in so many lives!
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Be a Community Life Volunteer at the ELCA National Youth Gathering
 The ELCA Youth Gathering is now about one year away. Young adults and adults who are looking for a way to serve at the event, but who cannot serve as congregational youth advisors, may want to consider Community Life! Community Life volunteers serve in hotels as liaisons between the Gathering and the hotel staff and between the Gathering and the congregational participants staying in that hotel. They provide care, intervene in emergencies, and sometimes do crisis intervention. But mostly, they walk alongside youth and adults who are participating in the Gathering in unique and powerful ways. This year, all Community Life Volunteers will have an opportunity to lead programming in hotels, as well. To volunteer or to learn more about this opportunity, visit: http://www.elca.org/YouthGathering/Registration/Volunteers.
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Leadership Link of the Week
 Our synod grows stronger because its dedicated leaders continue to learn new ways of approaching ministry and serving God's people. Check here each week for a link to a video, article, podcast, powerpoint presentation or other media that will help our leaders embrace new ideas and learn new insights into ministry. (Photo: Chris Carter, Creative Commons)
5 Cultural Norms that Threaten the Church
Jesus calls us to be in the world but not of the world, and that's a hard line to negotiate when our people are pulled in all sorts of directions. Our North American culture is so pervasive that we may be blind to the more subtle and subversive influences that are having a greater impact on the church than the front-burner issues that consume us. This article from churchleaders.com lists five often overlooked cultural norms that are contrary to the Kingdom and that, unknowingly , many of us may support.
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...continued prayers for the families of Patricia S. Yeiser, mother of the Rev. Daniel Yeiser (St. Matthew, Hanover), Warren C. Heintzelman, Sr., father of the Rev. Warren C. Heintzelman, Jr. (St. Thomas); the Rev. Dale S. Bringman, D.D. (retired), father of Daniel M. Bringman, Board Chair of the Mission Investment Fund, ELCA, and father-in-law of Dan's spouse, Lucinda Bringman, Vice President of our Lower Susquehanna Synod; and Nora Catherine Hugh (Kay) Brown, mother of the Rev. Tim Seitz-Brown (Paradise Lutheran) and mother-in-law of Associate in Ministry Ann Seitz-Brown (Paradise Lutheran).
...prayers for peace, healing and hope for Brody Guiher and his family, grandson of Pastors Tim Sadler and Chaplain Karen Minnich-Sadler, Gloria Dorsett (spouse of Pr. Steve Dorsett, retired), Allan Minnich, Sr. (spouse of Pastor Tina Minnich, St. Paul, York St., Hanover), Pastor Brenda Ferree (St. James, York), Pastor Don Gallion (retired), Chaplain Sadie Pounder (Criminal Justice Systems Ministry, serving at SCI, Camp Hill), Pastor Jay Bohn and his spouse, Mary (retired, serving Center Lutheran), Pastor Donald Warner (retired), Pastor Peter Kuebler (retired), Pastor George Buechner (retired), Pastor Craig Dorward, Glenn Snyder (spouse of Pastor Patricia Synder), and Pastor Nancy Werner.
...prayers for Pastor Chad Rimmer and family, ELCA missionaries in Senegal currently on medical leave in the U.S. while Natalie Rimmer receives oncological treatments, for Pastor Kate Warn, who is serving in Rwanda, and for all other missionaries serving around the world. Click here for the May/June issue of the Rimmer family's newsletter. Notes of encouragement may be sent to Natalie and the Rimmer family at 5109 Coronado Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609. Click here for Pastor Warn's June newsletter.
...prayers for our bishops--Elizabeth, Jim, and Israel-Peter--and all who serve the church.
...prayers for the unaccompanied children being detained as they cross our southern U.S. borders and for humane and just solutions that will protect these vulnerable ones.
...prayers for those who are hungry and homeless in our midst.
...prayers for those who are victims of violence in South Sudan, Syria, Palestine, Ukraine, and other areas around the world, including the United States.
Have a prayer request to share with others in our synod? Please contact Pr. Sharron Blezard at sblezard@lss-elca.org
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Give + Receive + Share = News to Use
 Women of the ELCA LSS Summer Convention Deadline is July 11: Don't Miss Out!
This year's convention is scheduled for Saturday, August 16, at St. Bartholomew United in Hanover. Click here for more information in the July/August News & Views Newsletter on our synod's website.
Click to Give to our Synod
It's easier than ever to make a gift to support the mission of our Lower Susquehanna Synod. All you have to do is visit our website (www.lss-elca.org) and click the "Donate Now" button on the bottom right side. It will take you to our secure donation site (the same one that hosts Thrivent's Simply Giving) so that you can easily support our work together. You can make a one-time gift or set up a regular giving schedule. Together we are stronger and better able to feed others as we have been fed by Christ.
REMINDER: Synod Office Summer Hours
Summer office hours are 8:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday. The offices are closed on Friday during the summer. In the event of an emergency occurring on a Friday, the telephone message will direct you to a member of the pastoral staff who is serving on call that day. This summer schedule will conclude on Friday, August 29.
Check the Synod Calendar on our website for a complete listing of meetings and gatherings. Inclement weather closings of our office are announced on the answering machine (ext. 100) and our Facebook page.
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 Additional Opportunities for Education...
Visit our synod website for specific details about each event!
July 16 and August 20
The Wrath of God x 3:
July 16: The Wrath of God in the life of Jesus
August 20: The Wrath of God in the Hebrew Scriptures
St. Michael Lutheran Church, 118 State Street, Harrisburg
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
What are your questions about the wrath of God? What does the Bible say about the Wrath of God? Is the God of the Hebrew Scriptures and the God of the New Testament even the same God? What about all that violence in the Hebrew Scriptures? Does the wrath of God afflict people with sickness or bad fortune when they sin? Come discuss, converse, and learn.
After a light summer supper and our time of study and conversation we will conclude the evening with worship round the table. For more information call (717) 234-0092 or visit the St. Michael website at www.stmikehbg.com.
July 14-18
Adult VBS is back at Trindle Spring Lutheran Church , 14 State Road, Mechanicsburg. Have you ever wondered what is the meaning of life? Have you sought answers to the questions of why wine, money and song are not ultimately fulfilling? Come to our Adult VBS program for the answers to these questions and many more as we explore the wisdom of Ecclesiastes. Classes start at 6:30 p.m. and will last about an hour. For more information call Joe Ricci at 766-9078 or the Church Office at 766-7091. (Note: VBS for children runs concurrently.)
July 18-20, 2014
"Guys, Guts, & God's Glory" Lutheran Men's Gathering
Loew's Vanderbilt Hotel, Nashville, TN
Visit the Lutheran Men in Mission website for complete details and to register. Delegates from the Lower Susquehanna Synod are still needed. Contact Fred Bohls at fcfp@ix.netcom.com.
July 19, 2014
Congregational Treasurer Seminar
St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Hanover
9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Discussion topics will include Synod finances, congregational audits, congregational best practices, fidelity bonding, sales tax issues, etc. This is also an opportunity for conversation and networking. For more information contact Linda Lubold by email at llubold@lss-elca.org.
July 20-26, 2014
Youth Initiative Summer Mission Slots available at Broad Street Ministry, Philadelphia.
There are still some youth and adult openings for this unique immersion experience. The mission begins with Broad Street Ministry's regular Sunday evening worship service and community meal. Groups spend several days of service learning and opportunities for relationship building with the people of Philadelphia and discuss poverty, homelessness, hunger, and education--all grounded within a theological framework. A particular goal is to engage youth with the poor and disadvantaged who are trying to make a difference in their community through social action. Stereotypes will be broken not re-enforced. The week ends with a service of commissioning to send students back to their own communities where faithful transformation may continue. If you are interested in learning more contact Lynn Fry at St. Luke, Chambersburg - kfcslyyouth@centurylink.net, 717-261-1213 or Sharon McCall, Trinity, Chambersburg - youthrock9@comcast.net, 717-263-8156.
August 25-29, 2014
Mediation Skills Training Institute
St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Bloomsburg, PA
The Upper Susquehanna Synod Reconciliation Team will host an intensive continuing education event for church leaders led by Staff of the Lombard Mennonite Peace Center (Lombard, IL). The institute is designed to equip church leaders with the skills necessary to deal effectively with interpersonal, congregational, and other forms of group conflict.
The five-day institute also includes a component on congregational mediation and consultation, placed within the context of family systems theory. The institute includes lectures, discussion, and guided practice in role-plays. Active and practical in focus, the sessions emphasize hands-on skills training and real-life role-plays based on the kinds of conflicts faced by participants.
Tuition is $695 when paid by July 25, 2014, and $770 if received after that date. Enrollment is limited. For registration information, call the Rev. James Bricker at 717-512-1026, or e-mail gymbri@embarqmail.com.
September 12-13, 2014
"New Visions" Seminar with Peter Steinke
St. Paul Lutheran Church, 201 S. Main St., Spring Grove, PA
New Visions is a training program for congregational leaders. Its primary purpose is to prepare these leaders in establishing a mission school within the congregation, with the intent of raising awareness about mission vitality and action among church members. Using Dr. Steinke's book,
A Door Set Open, study guides, a training manual, three DVDs and about 12 hours of training, the program will prepare leaders for mission. The desired outcomes include turning congregations suffering "mission drift" to a mission direction and to influence the mission of the congregation by exercising faith active in love and proclaiming the Gospel.For more information and to register, go to the New Visions website http://newvisions.us/about/
September 20, 2014
"Leading the Church's Song"
Sharon Lutheran Church, 120 S. Market St., Selinsgrove, PA
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
If you have a role in leading your assembly's song in worship, you will want to attend this workshop on congregational singing, underwritten by a Worship Grant from the ELCA. Singing together, discussion, and opportunities to explore different playing techniques will engage presenters and participants alike. Anyone who leads assembly song will gain practical tips for what you do Sunday after Sunday. Workshop leaders Jennifer Baker-Trinity and Valerie Lefever Hughes will share presentations, lunch and fellowship, and break-out sessions on music planning and leading assembly song with children. Cost is $26, and includes lunch and materials. Register by September 1. For more information and registration, visit:
September 23-25, 2014
Faith in our Music: Many Voices, Diverse Chords, Common Hopes
Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, VA
This ecumenical and diverse event features John Bell from the Iona Community in Scotland, and other fine musicians helping us to learn about new forms of congregational music for folks of all denominations, abilities, and ages. Early bird registration ends July 31. Click here for more information.
November 10, 2014
Witness in Common: An Exploration of Full Communion Agreements
Trinity Lutheran Church, 2000 Chestnut Street, Camp Hill, PA
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
This event will explore our Full Communion Agreements and how they are impacting our common witness as the missional Church. The plenary speaker is the Very Rev. Dr. Tom Ferguson, former ecumenical officer, the Episcopal Church. Bishop James S. Dunlop, Lower Susquehanna Synod, ELCA, will preside at worship, and Bishop Peggy Johnson, Eastern Pennsylvania Conference, United Methodist Church, will preach. Click here for a save-the-date card/bulletin insert.
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Visit the Congregation Connections page on the synod website to keep up with the specific details of the many good things happening in the worshiping communities of our synod. Please keep us posted about the events and activities
July 13
Rejoicing Spirits Worship
St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 30 W. Main St., New Kingstown
4:00 p.m. (pre-worship singing begins at 3:45 p.m.)
For more information, contact Rose Hlavac at sslcRejoicingSpirits@gmail.com or 717.258.5666.
July 19
Trindle Spring Heritage Day
Trindle Spring Lutheran Church, 44 State Rd., Mechanicsburg
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Click here for complete details of the day's many events. Proceeds from Heritage Day will go toward the congregation's efforts to provide a $25,000 endowed scholarship at Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysburg, in honor of the congregation's 250th anniversary.
July 20
150th Anniversary Commemorative Worship
St. Mark Lutheran Church, 129 Charles St., Hanover
On July 20, 1864, the English-only-speaking Lutheran church dedicated its new structure on Carlisle Street, near Chestnut Street. In 1958, after outgrowing that facility, the congregation moved to its current location on Charles Street. A special worship service is planned, with Bishop James Dunlop reaching and Pastor Kirk Griffin presiding. All are welcome. Handicap parking and entrance is available on the Willow Street side of the church. (717) 637-8904
July 23
Music and Comedy Café with singer-songwriter Mark Cable
St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 839 W. Market St., York
6:15 - 7:30 p.m. in the Parlor
There is no charge, but a free-will offering will be taken. Refreshments and beverages provided. VBS parents are encouraged to attend. No registration is required. Open to the public.
July 27
July 2014 Summer Sundae Concert
Trinity Lutheran Church, 2000 Chestnut Street, Camp Hill
6:30-7:30 p.m.
The second of three free concerts, held outdoors on the church grounds. Trinity's praise band, FaithX, will perform familiar music from the contemporary Christian repertoire. Free ice cream sundaes will be served to enjoy during the concert. Bring your friends and lawn chairs. The concert will be held indoors in the event of inclement weather. Remaining concert and FREE community picnic Sunday, August 24.
August 7
King's Brass in Concert
Trindle Spring Lutheran Church, 44 State Rd., Mechanicsburg
7:00 p.m.
The King's Brass, formed three decades ago, is comprised of professional musicians from across the country, who desire to use the instruments they love to lead others in praise and worship. Based out of Fort Wayne, IN, the group plays over 120 concerts per year in the U.S. and internationally. Click here for complete information.
Vacation Bible School Opportunities
July 13-17
"David - Hero of God" VBS
St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 947 N. George St., York
Children will make a difference in the wider community and connect with others in need by filling backpacks with school supplies to be used by Bell Family Shelter. This is a joint program with Messiah UMC for children ages 3 to those who have just completed sixth grade. Register online at www.StPetersLutheranYork.com. For more information, call Messiah UMC at (717)843-4574 or St. Peter's Lutheran Church at (717) 854-0589.
July 13-18
"Weird Animals - Where Jesus' Love is One-of-a-Kind"
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church, 9 North Main St., Dover
Visit www.calvarylutherandover.org and click on VBS link to register online. New for this year is adult VBS! Check out all the exciting news on our website.
July 14-18
"WOW VBS -- Workshop of Wonders"
7th Annual Joint VBS Program: Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, St. James Lutheran Church and Prince of Peace Episcopal Church
Christ Lutheran Church, 44 Chambersburg Street, Gettysburg
9:00 -11:30 a.m.
Online registration available by clicking here. The kickoff event is Sunday, July 13 at 3:00 p.m.
"Weird Animals - Where Jesus' Love is One-of-a-Kind"
Trindle Spring Lutheran Church
14 State Road, Mechanicsburg
5:30 p.m. (Begins with light supper). The kick-off event is scheduled for June 13th. For more information, contact Deb Bender at Dabluvs2cook@gmail.com.
July 20-24
"WEIRD ANIMALS -Where Jesus' Love is One-of-a-Kind"
St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 839 W. Market Street, York
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Classes for preschoolers, age 3-5 years, elementary children, youth 7th-12 grade and adults.
Light supper will be provided at 5:30 p.m. To register, stop at the church (back entrance) between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. No telephone reservations will be accepted.
 Available to Share
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of Penbrook has a long Easter Banner to share. Size is 16 feet long by 4 feet wide. Wording reads: LIFE / He is Risen Indeed
(SEE PHOTO at right). We are willing to give it to a church that has space for it.
Contact:
zionpenbrook@verizon.net or
telephone (717) 233-0776.
Christ Lutheran Church of Spry has two copiers to share. Call 717-741-4639 for more information. The first is a Gestetner SPC 210 SF Color multifunction copier purchased in 2007 that comes with three extra color cartridges (yellow, magenta, cyan). It needs a new fuser (apx. cost $300). The second is a Lanier LDD120 Printer that includes three extra ink boxes, one master roll, and a base storage unit. It needs a service call for intermittent hiccups, and pulls multiple pages on occasion.
St. Luke Lutheran Church in Schaefferstown has 6 pews ready for adoption. 4 pews measure 153" x 24" and 2 measure 145" x 24" Transportation to a good home is the only cost involved for the individual or congregation interested. Arrangements can be made through the church office: 717-949-3375 or churchoffice@stlukelutheran.comcastbiz.net.
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Employment listings are provided to synod congregations and related agencies free of charge. This service is made possible by your Mission Support of Lower Susquehanna Synod and ELCA. Please provide a brief position description and contact information (as below) and a link to a complete position description on your web site (if desired). Send information to Sharron Blezard at sblezard@lss-elca.org. Positions are posted for 60 days unless extended.
Visit the Employment Opportunities page on the synod website for a complete list of current job openings with more details.
Organization: ELCA Churchwide
Posted 7/8/14
Position: Director for Budget Planning
Located at the ELCA churchwide organization in Chicago, IL, the Director for Budget Planning is responsible for assisting the Treasurer and Executive for Administration in the development and management of the churchwide organization budgets. This includes income and expense analysis. This senior leader will supervise and direct the activities of staff servicing the units of this church in their budgeting and accounting responsibilities. The complete position profile can be accessed here: http://bit.ly/1pZy4I3.
Resumes, cover letters, and question, can be emailed to Gaye Lindfors, the consultant assisting with the search: Gaye@SignificantSolutionsInc.com. Gaye can also be reached at 651-490-9550.
Organization: Luthercare, Lititz, PA
Posted 7/8/14
Position: Marketing Representative
Interested candidates should submit their resume, cover letter and references to Jodi Weaver, Human Resources Generalist, Luthercare, 600 East Main Street, Lititz, PA 17543 or via e-mail to jweaver@luthercare.org. Click here for a complete position description.
Congregation: Zion Lutheran Church, Glen Rock, PA
Posted 6/12/14
Position: Organist/Music Director
Contact the church office at 717-235-3276 for additional information or click here for details.
Congregation: Grace Lutheran Church, Camp Hill, PA
Posted 6/12/14
Position: Children's Choir Director
Congregation seeks enthusiastic Children's Choir Director, 3 yr. olds to 6th grade, to supplement learning and worship opportunities with choral and Orff instrumental music. Sunday mornings during the school year primarily; choir rehearsals may be scheduled at another time. Approx. 5 hrs/wk, salary negotiable. Send interest to: gelcresume@comcast.net.
Congregation: St James Lutheran Church, Gettysburg, PA
Posted 5/28/14
Position: Visitation Minister
St. James, Lutheran Church, Gettysburg, is looking to hire an individual for the position of Visitation Minister. This is a 10 hour/week position, whose primary responsibility will be visiting homebound members of the congregation as well as those in hospitals. If interested, please contact Pastor Michael Allwein at mallwein@stjamesgettysburg.org or 717-334-2012.
Congregation: Bendersville Lutheran Parish, Bendersville
Posted 5/28/14
Position: Organist
We have 3 services most Sundays - 8:25 a.m., 9:45 a.m., and 11 a.m. This position would include preparation for Sunday worship services and other special services.
Position opening in July.
Position: Choir Director
We have 3 services most Sundays --
8:25 a.m., 9:45 a.m., and 11 a.m.
This position would include preparation for weekly anthems and weekly rehearsals. For information about either or both positions, contact cbaugher@embarqmail.com or by phone (717)873-8200 for more details.
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