October 2015 Messenger

MeThsesPaerisnh ger OCTOBER, 2015 NEWSLETTERTHE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR HADDONFIELD, NJ HADDONFIELD FALL FESTIVAL LCOS will have a table at the Haddonfield Fall Festival on Satur- day October 17 from 10am to 5pm. Rain date is Sunday October 18 from 12noon to 5pm. We will be showcasing areas of Minis- try from Our Savior. If your committee has something that we should display, please let the Outreach Committee know. Hope to see you there! Contact Nancy Frazier - [email protected] 856-983-4597 or Bobbi Newsham - [email protected] 609-828-5244“HOME” SHOWING ON FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT OCT 16 @ 6:30Come out on Friday, Oct 16 at 6:00 in the Parish Hall Pumpkin Carving Youth Eventfor a Family Dinner & a Movie Night at LCOS! Pizza, Oct 11 @ 6:30salad, and chips will be served at 6:00 and the movie,Home will begin by 6:30, with dessert served at intermis- Get your front porch ready for Halloween! sion. When Oh, a lovable mis- The Confirmation fit from another planet, lands Youth will gather in the on Earth and finds himself on Parish Hall on Sunday the run from his own people, night, Oct 11, at 6:30 he forms an unlikely friend- for a pumpkin carving ship with an adventurous girl event. Bring your own pumpkin (and carving tools if named Tip who is on a quest you have them) for a festive fall tradition. Friends are of her own. Through a series welcome! of comic adventures with Tip, Oh comes to understand that being different and making mistakes is all part of being human, and together they dis- cover the true meaning of theword home. Bring your friends! Suggested donation tocover food is $5 per person. Kids are welcome to weartheir PJ’s and bring sleeping blanket and pillow. The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Savior is a faith community that worships Jesus as our Lord,proclaims and shares God's Word, welcomes all people, serves human needs, and nurtures personal and spiritual growth through fellowship all to the glory of God.

“How Can We Be People of The Story If We Don’t Know the Story?” By Pastor Wayne Zschech “Wayne, I think you should be a pastor.” That was what my fraternity brother and roommate told me in my junior year of college. We were both pre-med students. “Why on earth do you think I should be a pastor?” I replied (I thought he said itbecause biochemistry was really killing my GPA.) “Because you love to tell stories, and isn’t that what pastors do; tellstories?” He was right on both counts, and I’ll go one step further. Pastors aren’t the only ones who love to tell sto-ries. We all do.I recently attended a lecture by Dr. David Lose, president of the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphiawhere he shared that human beings might be classified as home narrans, people of story. And when you think about ithe’s right because for almost all of us, stuff, only makes sense in story. How many times do you find yourself sayingto someone when you’re trying to explain something, “It’s like when So-And-So said/did this in the book/movie/play Such-And-Such.” Stuff only makes sense to us in story – including how our faith makes sense to us in daily life.Here’s the problem. If stuff only makes sense in story, what happens when we don’t know the story of our faith any-more or at best know it minimally? What happens when we don’t know the biblical stories of our faith? How canthey help us interpret and navigate the weekly stories of our lives? David Lose shared there three consequences of aChristian society that no longer knows the stories of faith. 1. Scripture loses its capacity to shape our performance identity. We can no longer see ourselves in the biblical story we’ve been told. 2. Scripture loses its capacity to provide “stories of reference.” We tell the stories we know well and if we don’t know the faith stories well, how can we ever say, “It’s like that story in the Bible when...?” 3. What goes on at church and in worship makes less and less sense when we don’t know the church/biblical stories. And like the disciples remained silent when they didn’t understand what Jesus had just said, we keep silent too. Why? Because we want to be polite in church, nobody wants to look like a dunce, and quite hon- estly, we’ve become accustomed to not understanding what goes on in church.What can be done about this? One simple answer; you can start reading, learning, and talking about the stories ofour faith. Read the Christ In Our Home devotional every day. Attend a Bible study. It might be at Our Savior. It may need to be someplace else when the date and time fit your schedule better. Volunteer to teach Sunday school once a month or even just assist. Rediscover the biblical stories of faith with our children who are learning them for the first time. Attend worship as often as you can and listen to the sermons. As pastor, my role is to help you answer the ques- tion, “Where do I see myself in this passage and is this passage active in my everyday life?” Parents, ask your children to tell you about the stories they learned in Sunday school or Vacation Church School and share your own insights and learnings. Congregational Support - January - August 2015Year Avg. YTD Attendance Total General Fund Offerings2013 162 $217,4622014 164 $225,6762015 168 $234,057 * The total amount received is $8,714 under budget Thank you for your support! October, 2015 Messenger Page 2

October, 2015 Parish Messenger Page 3 Sunday School Offerings Newcomer Class & Tour Offered Provide Trozzo Missionary Oct 18 & 24 Family Sponsorship New Members to Be Received Nov 8Did you know our Sunday School children support a Interested in knowing more about the Lutheranmissionary family? The Lutheran Church of Our Sav- Church of Our Savior’s ministry and how you canior currently sponsors The Rev. Dr. Eric and Rev. be a part of it? There will be two opportunities toWendolyn Trozzo and their children in their mission- attend the Newcomer Class this fall;ary work at the theological seminary in Malaysia. Oursponsorship is $1,000 per year and is funded pri- Sunday, Oct 18 from 2:30-5:30 PMmarily through Sunday School Offerings received OReach week. Envelopes are available in the classroomswere handed out on Rally Day. Updates will be post- Saturday Oct 24 from 2:30-5:30 PMed outside the Sunday SchoolOffice to help the children keep Each person/family will receive a Congregationup with the Trozzo Family and Information Binder that contains:their work in Malaysia. Want to  A Pictorial Directoryknow more about them? Friend  A Congregational History overviewthem on Facebook and let them  A Time & Talent survey to assist in gettingknow you’re one of their missionarysponsors and you’re praying for you connected to ministry.them.  Membership Form Then prepare to learn some new faces and names Sisters~In~Spirit 2015-2016 in the congregation on November 8! New mem- bers will be received into the congregation of OurOctober 16/23? Make Ornament Savior at the worship service they normally attend with a photo taken of each family to help in put-November 20 Make Cards for Shut-Ins ting names with faces. A reception for those join- ing at either of the services will be held during theJanuary 22 Dinner Out Fellowship Together Coffee Time in the narthex outside the sanctuary beginning at 9:00. Take the MiaMare Ristorante, Haddonfield time to welcome our newest members and intro- duce yourselves to them.February 5 Making Chocolate Covered Pretzels Calling all Senior High Youth! LCOS Parish Hall Lots of great events happening in October!March 11 Painting with a Twist October 4th- Bible Study 630-8pm October 18th- Halloween Fair Planning 630-8pm Haddonfield October 23rd Halloween Fair 630-8pm October 25th - Worship and Walk 8am serviceApril 15 Assembling Personal Care Kits and Breast Cancer Walk fol- LCOS Parish Hall lowing! Any questions contact JaimeMay 20 Dinner Out Frazier : [email protected] 609-781-0041 TBAWe decided that our Ornaments this year will benefit aHabitat for Humanity family in North Carolina whojust had a house fire. This is the chapter of Habitatthrough which the LCOS Mission trippers work. Wewill be painting houses made out of foam (similar tothe ornaments from last year) so, Ladies, brush up onyour painting skills. (Actually it doesn't really requiremuch skill, as I demonstrated last year.) I will send youthe final date shortly. For more information contactConnie Wolf - [email protected]

SEPTEMBER 2015 SOCIAL MINISTRY NEWS By Betsy KuehnPANTRY NEEDS: Help is needed packing and delivering for our 10 Pantry fam-ilies. Ongoing help is needed to keep the pantry shelves stocked. Check sign insheet outside the Pantry in Parish Hall. Cash donations are also welcome. CurrentPantry needs include pasta/sauce, canned crushed/diced tomatoes, canned fruits, prepared meals, beans, jelly, coffee, pan-cake mix, syrup, cereals, rice, potatoes, mac n cheese, soup, canned fruit, tuna (no albacore, water packed only), breakfastbars, pop tarts, toilet paper, and paper towels.MY FATHER’S HOUSE (Ruth Friant): Please contact Ruth Friant at 856-429-8018 or [email protected] if you areinterested in preparing a meal for My Father’s House. All dates have been filled thru the end of 2015. There is always a needto help deliver the meals on Tuesdays.PACK-A-SACKS FOR IHOC (Stacey Shaw): The Social Ministry Committee collected school supplies for IHOC(Interfaith Homeless Outreach Council this summer to be distributed to homeless children in South Jersey. 103 filled back-packs plus extra supplies were donated to IHOC, exceeding our goal of 100. 101 backpacks were filled in 2014. Thank youto all who donated school supplies including those who attended Vacation Bible School. Also thank you to Stacey Shaw whocoordinated the project.COOKBOOKS: The second printing of the cookbooks has arrived. They are now on sale in the Narthex. They make greatChristmas gifts. All proceeds benefit the food pantry. Books are $10.00 each. So if you are interested in purchasing any,please contact Eva Shaw at 856 428-9434 or email her at [email protected] FOOD DRIVE 2015: Holiday Food bags and donation envelopes will be available beginning October 25th,deadline to return bags is November 22nd. They will be delivered Monday November 23rd. If you wish to make a monetarydonation, make checks payable to LCOS, indicate it is for Holiday Food Drive. We will be sharing our goodies with localpersons, New Visions in Camden, and Pantry families. Please contact me at 856-429-3355 or e-mail [email protected] if any questions.CARING HEARTS THANKSGIVING MEAL DELIVERY PROJECT: Each year, Caring Hearts prepares and pro-vides food for Thanksgiving dinners for at least 20 families throughout South Jersey living with HIV/AIDS. Each year, var-ious congregations/organizations gather the day before Thanksgiving at the First Presbyterian Church to prepare thesemeals. Each organization is asked to contribute various supplies for the meal. LCOS has once again been asked to contrib-ute the following: 25 large (46-oz) cans of chicken broth and 30-40 cans jellied cranberry sauce. Please leave your donationsin the Caring Hearts box on the shelves outside Parish Hall by Sunday November 22nd. Thank you in advance for your do-nations.ADVENT GIVING TREE 2015: The Advent Giving Tree will be in the Narthex November 22nd, November 29th, andDecember 6th. The deadline to return gifts is December 13th as Social Ministry Committee members will be organizing giftsin Parish Hall. Contact Donna Stillwell at 856-396-4021 or [email protected] if any questions.MEETING DATES: We meet on the 1st Tuesday of each month (except July, August, and January) at 7pm in Room 112.Please contact me at 856-429-3355 or e-mail me at [email protected] if interested in joining our committee. Dates ofmeetings are: 10/6/15, 11/3/15, and 12/1/15.YOUR OFFERINGS AT WORKSOCIAL MINISTRY COMMITTEEIn the summer, we sent $300 in July to Habitat for Humanity, and $400 in August to Fellowship House of South Camden.Fall 2015 donations to be sent include $300 to Ronald McDonald House in September, $500 to Interfaith Caregivers in Oc-tober, $1000 to New Visions in November, and $450 special Christmas donation to Caring Hearts Ministries in December.Thank you for your offerings that make these contributions possible. October, 2015 Messenger page 4

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2015/2016 Coffee Hour ScheduleOct. 4 - Personnel & Property CommitteesOct. 11 - Cherub, Youth & Children’s ChoirsOct. 18 - Sisters-In-SpiritOct. 25 - Outreach & Fellowship Committees, GreetersNov. 1 - Adult Choir & Adult Bell ChoirNov. 8 - Ushers, CountersNov. 15 - Social Ministry CommitteeNov. 22 - Congregation Resources Committee, Parish AdministratorNov. 29 - ConfirmationDec. 6 - Worship & Music CommitteeDec. 13 - Memorial Gift BoardDec. 20 - Christian Ed.& Communications Committees, Sunday SchoolDec. 27 - Altar GuildJan. 3 - Personnel & Property CommitteesJan. 10 - Cherub, Youth & Children’s ChoirsJan. 17 - Sisters-In-SpiritJan. 24 - Outreach & Fellowship Committees, GreetersJan. 31 - Adult Choir & Bell ChoirFeb. 7 - Ushers, CountersFeb. 14 - Social Ministry CommitteeFeb. 21 - Congregation Resources Committee, Parish AdministratorFeb. 28 - ConfirmationMar. 6 - Worship & Music CommitteeMar. 13 - Memorial Gift BoardMar. 20 - Christian Ed. & Communications Committee, Sunday SchoolMar. 27 - NO COFFEE HOUR ( EASTER )Apr. 3 - Altar GuildApr. 10 - Personnel & Property CommitteesApr. 17 - Cherub, Youth & Children’s ChoirsApr. 24 - Sisters-In-SpiritMay 1 - Outreach & Fellowship Committees, GreetersMay 8 - NO COFFEE HOUR ( MOTHER’S DAY PANCAKE BREAK-FAST )May 15 - Adult Choir & Adult Bell ChoirMay 22 - NO COFFEE HOUR - CONFIRMATION RECEPTIONMay 29 - Ushers, CountersJune 5 - Social Ministry CommitteeJune 12 - Congregation Resources, Parish AdministratorJune 19 - Worship & Music Committee ( Last Official Coffee Hour )Instructions for making the coffee, set-up and clean-up areinside of the cabinet door above the sink at the “HydrationStation”. Please feel free to make a pot of coffee while youare waiting for your choir children. October Messenger Page 6

Join Your Neighbors • Help Your Neighbors For 24 years Interfaith Caregivers has been helping people 65+ and those with disabilities live independently and stay active in their community. Our volunteers provide rides to medical ap-Members in Action is a new section pointments, grocery stores, and social events. e grocery shopof the Messenger that will highlight members’ and run errands with/for seniors. Chatting or reading to a neigh-activities within or outside of the church that bor can provide comforting companionship. A brief phone callmay be of interest to other members; whether can bring peace of mind to clients and their families. Do you orto join, take advantage of, or donate to some someone you know need Interfaith Caregivers? If so call our of-of the organizations. If you are a member of fice at 354-0298.an organization that may benefit other mem-bers of LCOS, please write an article or call Many of your neighbors are already helping over 300 of our cli-the church office and provide the information. ents. Won’t you join them? Give as much time as you have – anOctober 15 is the deadline for all submissions hour or two a week or a month. We work around your schedule.for the next Messenger. Call us whenever you have some time, or check our email list to see what we have available. Our next training is October 7th at Haddon Heights Borough Hall from 7-9:30pm. For more details, call the Interfaith Caregivers office at 856-354-0298 orLibrary visit www.ifchaddons.org.Our library has 3 new volunteers who have been Interfaith Caregiversbusy cleaning and purging old books. Please Board Membersstop by to see if you would like to take any oldbooks marked on the designated shelves. Free Bob Mirabello Carol Larrobooks will be available until October 11 and Karin LaBarge Laura Oakesthen will be packed up and sent to a ministry inneed. As always, you may check out any book Nancy Gulickthat you would like. Our volunteers are very Volunteersexcited to revitalize our library! If you have any Cathe Bare Donna Mirabellobooks you would like to donate, please leave John Drozdal Paul Knauerthem in the library. If you have any input orwould like to help out please contact: JudyCaravelli - [email protected], 856-795-5753,Beth Hill - [email protected],609-332-9961, Barbara Standke [email protected], 856-661-0115 Rehearsal on Sat. Oct. 24 for Reformation Day and Lessons and Carols Come sing with Festival Choir on Reformation Day and/or Lessons and Carols! All adults college age and older are wel- come. No experience necessary! 9:00 - 9:45 AM Rehearsal for Refor- mation Day 9:45 - 10:00 AM Break with refreshments 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Rehearsal for Les- sons and Carols October Messenger page 7

3rd Grade First Bible Marriage Enrichment Retreat Class Held Oct 18 at in Poconos Nov 13-14 Noon: When a couple is married in the Lutheran church Bibles Bestowed on there is a part in our liturgy after the couple’s declara- tion of intention where the congregation is asked, Reformation “Will all of you, by God’s grace, uphold and care for Sunday NAME and NAME in their life together?” We say, “We will,” but what does that look like?The Reformation was sparked by Martin Luther’s redis- From Friday, Nov 13 to Saturday, Nov 14 four cou-covery of the freedom the gospel offers through God’s ples are invited to discover how their marriages mightown Holy Word. On the day a child is baptized, parents be enriched, upheld, and cared for through conversa-promise to one day place in their child’s hands God’s Ho- tion with each other and the group as facilitated byly Scriptures. On Reformation Sunday, the parents of Pastor Wayne at their Pocono home at Big Boulderthird grade children will make good on that promise as Resort.they present their children with their first Bible at a spe- Couples who are interested in participating will needcial blessing during the 10:30 worship service. to take the Enrich couple online survey available fromOn Sunday, October 18, from Noon-1:00 pm, those Life Innovations that Pastor Wayne will enroll you tosame parents and children will gather in the Parish Hall take. The processing fee is $35 and interested couplesfor a preparation class on the importance of studying need to contact Pastor Wayne directly. To find outGod’s word of the Bible in a disciple’s daily life. Parents more about the materials and program go to:and children will highlight key passages in each book of www.prepare-enrich.com. Pastor Wayne hopes tothe new Spark Bible (NRSV) the children will be receiving host this retreat twice a year for interested couplesand parents will write a dedication to their child inside. with each group continuing to gather for support andThe Spark Bible was chosen for its focus on teaching chil- enrichment in the months that follow.dren how to read, understand, and reflect on God’s WordWHILE they are reading the Bible. Any child who is inthe third grade, or did not receive one in years pastshould contact the church office to let Pastor Wayneknow of your attendance and participation. Usher BreakfastThere was a breakfast for LCOS Ushers on Sunday, Aug. 23 in the Parish Hall. Approximately 40 ushers that serveboth the 8 a.m. and 10:30 worship services and staff attended. There was fellowship, a survey to help accommodateschedules and new name tags available along with eggs, bacon, pork roll, fruit and skiers French toast. Anyone inter-ested in becoming an usher should contact Dave Wyche: [email protected] or 609-922-1177. Pass The Word: Ushers Are NeededIf you attend worship regularly, please consider serving as anusher. You will be scheduled, with your permission, for onemonth. It only requires arriving 15 minutes early and staying 10minutes after worship to clean up.Substitutes can be scheduled if there is a Sunday during yourmonth that you are not available. A list of usher responsibilitiesis available to help remind you of what needs to be done before,during and after worship. There is a particular need for ushers atthe 10:30 service as several have joined the choir or are teachingSunday School. Please consider serving this Ministry. It is a great way to get to know other members of the con-gregation. For further information or to volunteer to usher, contact Dave Wyche at [email protected] or609-922-1177. Or contact Pastor Zschech or the church office. October Messenger Page 8

October, 2015 Parish Messenger Page 9 UPCOMING OUTREACH October Worship LeadersEVENT—HOLD THE DATE Altar Guild: Betsy Kuehn, Jane Evans Sunday December 20th Communion Assistants: 8- Juhan Runne 2pm 10:30 -Jeanette JelonekWe will be Christmas Caroling at Coles Land- Counters: Julie Frederick, Kathy Simpkins,ing this year. Please plan to join us for fun,singing and refreshments. More details to Deb Hartigan, Paul Knauercome! Ushers: 8-Laura Oakes, Pat Stewart 10:30-Sarah Eckert, Bob Mirabello (Dave Wyche 10/4, Nancy Haddonfield Community Prayer Walk Frazier 10/11) October 4Local congregations have been invited to jointhe Haddonfield United Methodist Church as Coffee Hour: Personnel & Property Committeesthey pray for our community and give thanks Readers: 8-Suzanne Hall 10:30-Peaches Larrofor God’s blessings. They’ll proceed up and Greeters: 8-Janice Bellenghi 10:30-Lorrainedown King’s Highway, stopping at various lo- Miano, Lindsay Mauritzencations for specific prayers. The walk will take Acolytes: 8-Rob LaBarge, Lexi & Roni Schafferapproximately 45 minutes. 10:30-Sidney Speas, Hannah & Tyler Stauss October 11 Sunday, October 4, 12:30 PM Starting point - Haddonfield Town Coffee Hour: Cherub, Youth & Children’s Choirs Readers: 8-Bill Wilson 10:30-Betsy Kuehn Hall Greeters: 8-Jim & Jane Evans 10:30-Kate & Wayne Roberts, Stacey Shaw Rain Date: October 11 Acolytes: 8-Rob LaBarge, Jacob & JoAnna Howley Instant Church Directory 10:30-Matt Vitale, Zach & Alexa Hugo, AidenGet the most up to date information about Spencemembers of Our Savior; addresses, phonenumbers and pictures. There is a mobile app October 18(see page 6) and a computer website at Instant Coffee Hour: Sisters-In-SpiritChurch Directory. You will be directed to a Readers: 8-Kate Zschech 10:30 -Walt Haswellsign in screen where you will create a login Greeters: 8-Peg Hartmann 10:30-Jim & Nancyusing the e-mail address on file at church. Thishas replaced Member Connect but if you Frazierwould still like a paper directory, you may pick Acolytes: 8-Rob LaBarge, Peter & Alyssa Monti,one up at the church office or in the library. Abby Leverick 10:30: Paul Gronau, Zach Clark, Amanda DeMichele, Andrew Shah October 25 Coffee Hour: Outreach, Fel- lowship, Greeters Readers: 8-Bill Neveling 10:30-Daniel Picker Greeters: 8-Laura Oakes 10:30-The Miller Family Acolytes: 8-Rob LaBarge, Aiden Bell 10:30-Caitlin Hargrave, Luke Fabian

In Harm's Way LCOS Reformation Trip to Germany in 2016 Scott Howley (Captain) US Air Force Home safely from Qatar. Welcome home Scott! If you have always wanted to visit Europe, specifically Germany, or if you’re fascinated Michael Miano - working with by Luther and his life and theology, or may- Doctors’ Without Borders in be if you have been wanting to brush up on those German skills from high school or col- Nepal lege… please join this very special LCOS journey! In July 5-15, 2016, we will be going Keep all who serve our country and preserve our on a Reformation trip through Germany. We freedoms in your prayers! will start in Berlin and will make our way down to Munich, stopping at many signifi- ONLINE GIVING AND CREDIT AND cant Luther(an) locations such as Wittenberg, DEBIT CARD PROCESSING Leipzig, and Worms. We will be using the company Globus for this trip and will be ac-LCOS is excited to announce that you can now manage companied by professional tour guides whoyour giving online! Giving online is easy and allows you will keep our stay entertaining and education-to set up automatic recurring contributions and view al. The organization will be done by Libertyyour complete online giving history from anywhere you Travel, whose advertisements and officeshave access to the Internet. Contributions can now be you might have seen in the Philadelphia area.debited automatically from your checking or savings ac- While the big 500th anniversary of thecount or processed using your credit or debit card. Reformation is in 2017, most cities are al-Our electronic giving program offers convenience for ready busily gearing up with special eventsyou and much-needed donation consistency for our and opportunities. We hope you can join us!congregation. The planning starts NOW! This trip is open to the Haddonfield community, so invite Simply follow these easy steps: friends and neighbors! For questions, con- 1. Visit the church website at cerns, and curios inquiries, email Pauline oursaviorhaddonfield.org at [email protected]. 2. Click on the Donate to LCOS Electronically There will be an interest meeting on Oc- button tober 11th at 1pm upstairs in the Parlor! A 3. Click on the Create Profile representative from our travel agency button Liberty Travel Groups will be there to 4. Follow the onscreen instruc- discuss the trip and answer any ques-tions to create an online profile and to tions. Hope to see you there!schedule your recurring contributions.Pantry Committee: Thanks to all who donate to our pantry My brother, sister and parents would like to thank you,the church,and everyone thewith a special mention to our seniors for their generosity. We are helped with food for the past severalmost appreciative of the help of our volunteer stockers, packers, and weeks. My parents are much better and abledeliverers: Marianne Aponte, Millie King, Teresa Vitale, Steve & to handle their own meals going forward.Debbie Cain and Sandy DeDonatis. Thanks again for all you have done. We ap- preciated it very much.Messenger Helpers: Thanks to: Betty Keene, Jane Evans, Mark WallaceEleanor Gaines, Dottie Powell, Lynn Boyle, Janice Bellenghi,Laura Oakes and Janie Braccio for helping to assemble the Messen-ger.Office Assistants: Jane Evans, Arlene Stolarick, Laura Oak-es, Marianne Aponte, Kate Roberts, and Millie King

October, 2015 Parish Messenger Page 11 Help Wanted Attention Seniors!Communion Assistants are needed every Sunday at the 8:00 and 10:30 Senior Game Day NEXT DATE IS:services. Communion assistants will be scheduled for a month at a time.Substitutes are also needed. If you would be interested in helping with this Tuesday, October 27th atimportant ministry please contact Sandy at [email protected] or call the 12:30PMchurch office 856-429-5122. ~ Bingo, Pinochle, Bridge ~Counters are needed after the 10:30 service every week. Counting typically Come out and Have Fun!takes 1-1-1/2 hours. More counters make lighter, faster work. Please contact FOOD AND DRINKS (SODA) SERVEDJane Evansat [email protected] or 856-429-2899. RSVP: Peg Hartmann 856-783-7004Pantry Packers needed weekly more thanever since Teresa fell while delivering andshattered her ankle.. Families are encouragedto join in this much needed service. Pleasecontact Teresa Vitale for more information. ,856-701-8017 or [email protected] NEED YOU!!! THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR204 Wayne Ave., Haddonfield, NJ 08033 (856)429-5122 (voice) (856)429-7245(fax) www.oursaviorhaddonfield.org Worship 8:00, 9:15 & 10:30 AM Nursery Provided at 9:15 & 10:30 AM CHURCH COUNCILRich Windle Vice President/Personnel [email protected] 856-547-7410Luanne Fogelson Treasurer [email protected] 651-285-0301Jane Evans Financial Secretary [email protected] 856-429-2899Laurie Eason Secretary [email protected] 856-429-8914Brian Bell Christian Education [email protected] 856-354-5004Judy Caravelli Communications [email protected] 856-795-5753Laurie Eason Seniors [email protected] 856-429-8914Nancy Frazier Outreach [email protected] 856-983-4597Betsy Kuehn Social Ministry [email protected] 856-429-3355Glenn Martin Church Property [email protected] 609-828-5344Laura Oakes Congregation Resources [email protected] 856-429-6009Amal Spence Fellowship Together [email protected] 609-605-1215Cathe Bare Worship & Music [email protected] 856-427-0848 MEMORIAL GIFTS BOARD STAFF AND VOLUNTEER LEADERS Jack BerriganThe Rev. Dr. Wayne Zschech Pastor [email protected] Rich Windle, ex-officioSandy DeDonatis Parish Administrator [email protected] Wilson Director of Music [email protected] Michael FallonPauline Worusski Organist [email protected] Luanne Fogelson, ex-officioPauline Worusski Cherub Choir Director [email protected] Paul KnauerJaime Frazier Youth Coordinator [email protected] John LaughlinShirley Clinkscales Nursery Attendant 856-365-5392 Bob MirabelloDon Richards Custodian/Sexton [email protected] Wayne Zschech, ex-officioEva Shaw Altar Guild [email protected], 856-428-9434 Bobbi Newsham Karin LaBarge

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