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MeThsesPaerisnh ger MARCH 2017 NEWSLETTERTHE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR HADDONFIELD, NJ Faith in Life Weekend Our Savior Lutheran Church 204 Wayne Ave. Haddonfield, NJ 08033 856-429-5122Rachel Held Evans, speaker, for Rachel Held Evans is a New York Times best-selling author whose books “Faith in Life” weekend include Faith Unraveled (2010), A Year of Biblical Womanhood (2012, and Searching Friday, March 10, 7:00 PM for Sunday (2015). Hailing from Dayton, Tennessee-home of the famous Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925-she writes about faith, doubt and life in the Bi-Free will offering to benefit charity ble Belt. Rachel has been featured in The Washington Post, The Guardian, Christianity Today, Slate, The Huffington Post, The CNN Belief Blog, and on NPR, The BBC, The Today Show and The View. She served on President Obama’s Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, and keeps a busy schedule speaking at churches, conferences and colleges and universities around the country. Rachel is married to Dan, and the two recently welcomed their first child-a baby boy. To learn more about Rachel visit rachelheldevans.comTony Campolo is professor emeritus of sociology at Eastern University, aformer faculty member at the University of Pennsylvania, and the founder andpresident of the Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education. Hehas written more than 35 books. He is one of the founders of the Red LetterChristian movement and blogs regularly at their website, RedLetterChris-tians.org, and can also be found on both Facebook and Twitter. Dr. Campoloand his wife Peggy live near Philadelphia and have two children and fourgrandchildren.In November 2012, Tony Campolo received a Lifetime Achievement Awardfrom the national Youth Workers’s Convention. Tony Campolo, speaker, for“Faith in Life” weekend funded by the “Faith in Life” weekend“Louis Hinkeldey, Jr. Lecture Series” Saturday, March 11 2:00 and 7:00 PM Free will offering to benefit charityThank you to Ethan Quanci for designing this beautiful poster andJoe McElroy for donating the posters: Professional Printing +Copying, 116 Haddon Ave., Haddonfield, NJ 08033856-429-8644, 856-429-8522 fax, [email protected] 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.

“Choose Life!” By Pastor Wayne Zschech On the eve of entering the Promised Land Moses shared God’s words to the people of Israel. “See, I have set before you today life and prosperity, death and adversity… Choose life so that your de- scendants may live, loving the LORD your God, obeying him, and holding fast to him.” Choose life. Why would we ever NOT choose life? Yet, can our actions and words be always recognized as life- giving, life-empowering, or life-upholding? Maybe. Maybe not. What we do know is, by choosing tolove the Lord, observing God’s commands, and walking in God’s ways, our actions and words are more likely to bedeemed a choice for life.This month there are a lot of choices for giving, upholding, and empowering life, this congregation’s ministry, has tooffer that you can read more about in this edition of the Messenger. Here are a few to keep in mind.Mar 1: Ash Wednesday, we are reminded though we are dust, our Baptism promises new life.Mar 5: Learning Luther’s Small Catechism begins, aiding us in walking in God’s ways.Mar 6-12: Serving as Meal and Overnight Hosts for IHOC program- homeless men - contributes to the life-empoweringexperience these men have in their journey from homelessness.Mar 8: Lenten Midweek Soup & Discussion with Christ the King begins, providing Lutherans and Catholics an oppor-tunity to discuss the origins of our conflict and the life-giving progress of our journey toward unity and full communion.Mar 10: Speaker Rachel Held Evans shares her journey toward new life and relationship with God’s people as “thechurch” from her book Searching for Sunday.Mar 11: Speaker Tony Campolo shares the life-upholding aspects of faith that come from being engaged in the life ofthe faith community amidst the challenges of regular participation.Mar 25-26: Feed My Starving Children Mobile Pack event provides 300,000 life-giving meals to starving children all overthe world.See, The Lutheran Church of Our Savior “has set before you life and prosperity” as well. This March is a month filledwith opportunities for not only your faith life and life in general to be enriched and upheld, but also opportunities foryou to be an agent of God’s life-giving power toward others by your actions and words. I hope you take advantage of atleast one of these life-changing, life-giving, and life-empowering experiences this month. Choose life, so that you maylive the life God desires us and our neighbors to live.Learning Luther’s Small Catechism Launches in Lent Through FAITH5 Home HuddlesAs parents hold their precious child clothed in a white gown next to the baptismal font the pastor asks them thefollowing along with other responsibilities.As you bring your children to receive the gift of baptism, you are entrusted with responsibilities:Teach them the Lord’s Prayer, the Creed, and the Ten Commandments,And nurture them in faith and prayer.When Martin Luther wrote his Small Catechism he intended it for the head of the household to use at home inproviding for the faith formation and enrichment of parents and children rather than to be taught by the pastor in Con-firmation classes. These “family home devotion times” were intended for nurturing one another in faith and prayeraround the contents of the Catechism.Beginning March 5, the First Sunday in Lent, Our Savior will embark on a 35-week journey of FamilyHome Huddles that focus on both learning the Small Catechism and enriching the relationships among fami-ly members using the FAITH5 method. Every Sunday begins a new week where households gather at dinner or be-fore the first person goes to bed to engage in the following five Faith Acts In The Home.1. SHARE the best and worst part of your day with others in your family.2. READ the portion of Luther’s Small Catechism assigned for the week each night.3. TALK about how that reading might relate to your high or low or your life in general.4. PRAY for another’s high and low.5. BLESS one another with the assigned blessing for the week.If each household commits to this daily practice two things will happen. First, family members will become closer toeach other relationally as a result of nurturing and praying for one another. Second, both children, parents and adults willknow or remember the Small Catechism by Reformation Sunday and our Anniversary Celebration Dinner.Don’t have Luther’s Small Catechism? Pastor Wayne has purchased Study Editions for every household to useand they can be picked up at church either in the narthex or in the church office along with a schedule of what READsegment of the Catechism is scheduled for each week. It will also be posted on our website. Pick up your copy on Sun-day while at worship or during the week and get ready for an inspiring journey into the lives of your family members anddeeper understanding of the tenets of our faith. March 2017 Messenger Page 2

March 2017 Parish Messenger Page 3LIBRARY PANTRY VOLUNTEERS THROUGHThe church is God saying, “I’m throwing a banquet, and all the MARCHmismatched, messed-up people are invited. Here, have somewine.” -Rachel Held Evans Thank you to our February Volunteers: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie Cain, Gerry Murphy, Jill Heil-“The Gospel is about grace and we all know that grace is about man, Lynn Block, Sandy DeDonatis, Danielle & Pat-us receiving from God blessings that we don’t deserve.” rick Deery, Millie King-Tony Campolo Week of March 5: Marianne Aponte, Steve &Our Savior is hosting Rachel Held Debbie Cain, Gerry MurphyEvans and Tony Campolo during‘Faith in Life Weekend’. We are glad Week of March 12: Jill & Jake Heilmanto share with you several books byRachel and by Tony. We have their Week of March 19: Marianne Aponte, Steve &books on display in the Narthex. Debbie Cain, Gerry Murphy ~The Library Ladies Week of March 26: Jill & Jake Heilman, Juhan Runne IHOC OVERNIGHT AND MEAL HOSTS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED MAR 6-12 Week of Apr 2: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie Cain, Gerry MurphyFirst Presbyterian Church in Haddonfield will be host-ing the 11 homeless men in the Interfaith Homeless Week of Apr 9: Lynn BlockOutreach Council program of Camden County for anadditional week and they need our help! Here’s what is Week of Apr 16: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbieneeded. Cain, Gerry Murphy 1. 6 men to serve as Overnight Hosts from 7:00 Week of Apr 23: _____________________________ pm to 7:00 am, spending time with the men and sleeping overnight with them before they Week of Apr 30: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie leave at 6:30 am. Cain, Gerry Murphy 2. 6 Dinner Hosts from 4:00-7:00 pm to make And thank you for your support of this vital ministry! dinner at FPC and eat dinner with the men who arrive back to FPC. PANTRY NEEDS : MARCH All donations welcome. 3. 6 Breakfast Supplies Providers who donate Special Needs: toilet paper, paper groceries for quick and easy breakfasts the towels, rice packets, canned fruit, men can make on their own. (Cereal, bagels, canned tomatoes hardboiled eggs, milk, etc.) A BIG Pantry Thank You to the following groups 4. 6 Lunch Supplies Providers who donate gro- who have donated food to the Pantry: Haddonfield ceries for men to prepare a sack/bag lunch Garden Club, Senior Game Day (always faithful do- they can take with them when they leave for nators), Haddonfield Plays and Players, Ritz Theater, the day. (Lunchmeat, chips, fruit, etc.) and the Haddonfield Historical Soci- ety. Some of these groups utilize ourThere is a sign up in the narthex outside the sanctuary Parish Hall for their meetings andor you can call to find out what volunteer options are Sandy DeDonatis thought it wouldstill open that you can provide. Thank you in advance be a great idea to ask them for dona-for all those who are able to help out as we expand tions. Thank s again Sandy for thatour social ministry outreach ministry in our 90-Year great idea!Legacy of Mission and Ministry. THANK YOU NOTE: \"A note from one of our Pantry Families: Thank you so very much! We really appreciate the food stuffs, shampoo, conditioner, and laundry soap…it is helping us a lot. I hope when we get back on our feet down the road so we can return the generous help the Church and the Church People have given to us. Thanks so much again!\" Your gen- erous donations mean so much to our Pantry Fami- lies, thank you for your generosity and thoughtful- ness.

MARCH 2017 SOCIAL MINISTRY NEWS By Betsy Kuehn MY FATHER’S HOUSE (Ruth Friant): Please contact Ruth Friant at 856- 429-8018 or [email protected] if you are interested in preparing a meal for My Father’s House. A sign-up sheet is in the Narthex. The following dates are still available: August 1, September 26, November 14, and December 5. Driv- ers are always needed to deliver these meals. DEODORANT & SOCKS COLLECTION FOR CARING HEARTS: LCOS Social Ministry Committee is sponsoring a deodorant and socks collec-tion for Caring Hearts Ministries. We have been asked if we could collect deodorant for men and women, severaldozen of each. Also needed are new pairs of socks for men, women and children. A collection box will be availa-ble on the shelves outside Parish Hall thru April 16th for your donations. On Friday April 21, 2017, Caring Heartswill be hosting the Spring Fling/Easter Give-A-Way, which includes a healthy meal, party, and needed items forthese children and their families. For more information, contact Jane Evans at 428-2899 or [email protected] orBetsy Kuehn at 429-3355 or [email protected]. Thank you in advance for your donations.MEETING DATES: We meet on the 1st Tuesday of each month (except July, August, and January) at 7pm inRoom 112. Please contact me at 856-429-3355 or e-mail me at [email protected] if interested in joining ourcommittee. Upcoming meeting dates: 3/7/17, 4/4/17, 5/2/17, 6/6/17. ONLINE GIVINGTo those who are enrolled in Simply Giving: Please remember to adjust your 2017 giving amount if it has changed from 2016. If your account is managed by Sandy, ask her to change the amount. If you wish to manage your own account, ask Sandy to cancel your current account for you, and then set up a new account. To set up a new account, follow these easy steps:1. Go to the church website at oursaviorhaddonfield.org.2. Click on GIVE at the top of the page.3. On the next screen click on SIMPLY GIVING.4. Click on the CREATE PROFILE button5. Follow the onscreen instructions to create an online profile and to schedule your recurring contributions. 2017 SUMMER MISSION TRIP INTEREST MEETING MARCH 5 @ 6:30 On Sunday night, March 5, at 6:30 there will be an interest meeting for both youth and parents on thisyear’s Summer Mission Trip (SMT) to North Carolina. Any youth who will be 15 or older in 2017, along with his/her parents, is encouraged to attend this highly informational meeting about an event that has literally changed thelives of youth and adults participating. The dates for the SMT are scheduled for July 8-16 and the group looksforward to working again with the Goldsboro-Wayne Habitat for Humanity in Goldsboro North Carolina. Over the last 10 years participants have framed floors, walls and roofs, installed siding and porch railings,built a handicap ramp, large sheds, painted doors and trim, landscaped, and even shingled a roof!. We typically stay in a church or ministry related building, sleeping on the floor and making our own meals while also enjoying some fun time in the evening. We hold one or two fundraisers prior to departure in order to make a donation of $1,500-$2,500 as a gift to HFH that goes toward building materials. Parents ought to consider also participating regardless of your construction skills. Some adult volunteers have shopped and cooked rather than be on the jobsite, which greatly facilitates our time after work for devotions and fun activities. As mentioned above, it is a life changing event for any and all who participate. Come out on Sunday night, March 5 at 6:30pm and find out how. March 2017 Messenger page 4

MUSIC AT LCOS 2017Absolutely Glorious: Vivaldi Gloria and Other Sacred GemsLCOS Adult Choir and OrchestraApril 30, 2017 at 4:00 PMThis concert, featuring orchestra and the LCOS Adult Choir, will explore Christian music throughout the ages, from theclassic Gloria by Antonio Vivaldi to the jazz based Agnus Dei from the Mass by Steven Dobrogosz, as well as severalother selections. Spoken reflections will place the musical selections in a rich and deep context. The program will endwith Mendelssohn’s beautiful Verleih uns frieden, a moving plea for peace. ASH WEDNESDAY WORSHIP MAR 1@ NOON & 7:30; “WALK DUSTY” IS LENTEN THEME Ash Wednesday worship has long heralded the beginning of Lent. On Mar 1 at both Noon and 7:30PM The Lutheran Church of Our Savior will hold this worship service of confession, reflection, and the imposition of ashes to begin the Lenten journey to- ward Holy Week and Easter. In these days we need a reminder of hope as we rush from one place to the next. So, for the third year Pastor Wayne Zschech and any who choose to join him will be offering the imposition of ashes downtown near Starbucks in an “Ash & Dash Experience” from 3:00-4:00 on March 1. We plan to have a “Walk Dusty” banner displayed (if allowed) and wear “Walk Dusty” buttons while making ourselves availa-ble to impose ashes. Contact Pastor Wayne if you want to join him on Ash Wednesday downtown. This ancient ritual is filled with spiritual significance for Christians. Here are the main ones. “Remember you aredust, and to dust you shall return.” These are the words spoken by the pastor as an ashen cross is smudged on one’s brow.Like the words spoken at a funeral committal, ashes are a reminder of our mortality and finitude. They remind us we can-not escape death, no matter how hard we may try to keep it at arm’s length or deny its reality in our lives. Ashes remind us that at one time they were rubbed on one’s skin to eliminate hard to remove dirt. Lent is also atime of cleansing and renewal. We pray along with the psalmist to “create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a rightspirit within me”, and are reminded of God’s cleansing Spirit of renewal in our lives. Finally, because the smudged cross is made with ashes mixed with oil, we are reminded of the mark with oil placedon our brow at baptism. We remember the promise we were given, “Child of God, you have been sealed with the HolySpirit, and marked with the cross of Christ forever.” In the waters of baptism we have been joined to both the death andresurrection of Jesus Christ. And while the ashes remind us of our eventual death, the smudged cross reminds us deathdoes not have the last word. As people “of the smudge” we are people who trust in the resurrection to new life it offersthrough faith in the risen Christ. In Lent we journey both toward the cross and the empty tomb. And this gives us hope. WORD (AND ASHES) ON THE STREET: AN ASHES TO GO STORYA few months ago at the Haddonfield Fall Festival, a woman askedme if we were the church that did Ashes To Go on Ash Wednesday.When I said yes, she got very excited and asked me to thank PastorWayne for doing the project and shared with me that she and herdaughter were on the way to the hospital for a serious surgery on AshWednesday. While in the car, her daughter said that she was sad thatthey couldn’t get ashes since instead of going to church, they had togo to the hospital. It was then that they saw Pastor Wayne, and wereable to get ashes on the go! Her daughter said she felt much morepeaceful going into the surgery after this experience.Want to be part of the Ashes to Go team for Wednesday, March 1?Contact the church for more information.March 2017 Messenger page 5

TWO OPTIONS TO ATTEND 1ST COMMUNION 1-DAY CLASS FOR 2ND GRADERS Anyone with a child in either the Second or Third Grade (who did not attend last year) is invited to participate in the First Holy Communion Instruction seminar to be held during Lent. There are two options to attend the three-hour class; Sunday, February 26, from Noon-3:30 or Saturday, March 4 from 9:00-12:30 . Lunch will be included for those coming early on Sunday or stay late on Saturday with the class beginning at 12:30 on Sunday or ending at noon on Saturday if you are not eating lunch with the group. Participating children and parent need to contact the church office if they plan to attend to insure proper set up and sufficient supplies. Participants will then receive their First Holy Communion at the 10:30 worship on April 2 with the bread used for Eucharist being made by one of the families whose child is in the class. The Worship and Music committee looks to this occasion being the inauguration of using real bread for Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the DONUTS AND HYMNS:HYMN SING ON FEBRUARY 28THIs there a hymn that holds a special place in your heart thatyou think we don’t sing enough in church? Is there a hymnthat didn’t make it into the ELW hymnal that you miss? Doyou want to sing as many Hallelujahs as possible before weenter Lent? Do you miss singing hymns that you grew upwith?Oh, and do you like fresh donuts?If the answer is yes to at least one of those questions, join ourHymn Sing on February 28th, 6pm to 7pm! We will enjoy do-nuts from Haegele’s Bakery along with some tea and coffeeand will then proceed to the sanctuary to sing through our fa-vorite hymns. Hymn suggestions can be written down on thehymns request sheets in the narthex until Sunday 26th or justrequested at the night of the Hymn Sing.Can’t make the Hymn Sing time but still want donuts? Stop bythe church anytime during the day and enjoy one (or two... or REFOCUSING PLAN STRATEGIC INITIATIVES IN ACTIONThroughout 2016, the Visions Committee: Contacted Samaritan Healthcare and Hospice to continue providing Grief Counseling at LCOS through 2017 Wrote articles about Grief Support for Messenger Filed reports Solicited volunteers to help set up for sessions; Sandy has agreed to clean up the following morning Coordinated emergency notification plan in case of inclement weather Facilitated relocating the sessions to the Parlor as not to conflict with Church Council meetings on TuesdaysIn 2016, provided: Daughters Without Mothers Jan. 18-Mar.7 Early Endings April 4-May 23 Sharing Grief and Hope April 7-May 26 Understanding Grief Sept.19 Coping With the Holidays Nov. 17In 2017, scheduled: Daughters Without Mothers Jan. 17-March 7 Early Endings Sept. 5-Oct. 24Submitted by Dave Wyche March 2017 Messenger page 6

THE GIFT OF EDUCATION LCOS SUPPORTS URBAN PROMISE COLLEGE STUDENTSBelieving that one person, given the opportunity, can make a difference in the world, Our Savior’s Social MinistryCommittee and Memorial Gifts Board have collaborated to provide $1000.00 annual scholarships to students active-ly involved with Urban Promise Ministries in Camden who are continuing their education beyond high school.Since 2009 eleven students have been awarded scholarships. Three of those received the maximum $4000.00 forfour years. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in a university, college, or trade school and must maintain a mini-mum GPA. The scholarships are made possible through an endowment fund established with generous bequests bythe families of Bernadine Plotzke and Jean Patterson.Our Savior is currently sponsoring five students.Derjanai Thomas: second year at Coppin State.Ashley Williams: second year at Harris School of BusinessPierre Joseph: first year at Albright CollegeNioshjah (Nye) Lindsey: first year at King UniversityKumarr Clark: senior at Rowan UniversityMeet the last of these five young people in their own words below:Dear Church of our Savior,I would like to update you on the year I had learning to become a medical assistant. This year has been somewhatrough with having had a beautiful baby boy., managing school and trying to find a job. Although it is rough, it’ll beworth it in the end. Your support the first year around was very helpful, it has helped me get through the courses Iam taking now. My school is now changing school hours from 8am-3:30pm, usually its 8am-2pm but they want usto graduate sooner so we’re spending more time in school. I am very excited to complete this education as I lookforward to becoming a Medical Assistant. I also made up my mind, after I am finished with this certification, I willbe attending Camden County College to get a B.A in Early Childhood Education. Thank you for your support, Ihope you have a blessed year and upcoming holidays.Sincerely,Ashley WilliamsDuring this busy week I want you to know that at UrbanPromise we have prayed for you, our church partner. It isonly with the sharing of your prayers, gifts, and time that we can serve the children and youth of Camden. Thankyou Church of Our Savior!!Our prayer was this:May you find the simple joys this week: recalling a fond memory as you complete the Christmas Eve and ChristmasDay bulletins, seeing the wonder in a child's face as she sees baby Jesus in the manager, and may you recognize thesmile of gratitude from the shut in or hospice patient you have visited. And may you, your family and your congre-gation have a joyous Christmas and blessed New Year.With gratitude for you and your partnership in ministry,Jennifer and the UrbanPromise familyJennnifer GiordanoChurch and Community Relations DirectorPartner Program CoordinatorUrbanPromise856-382-1864www.urbanpromiseusa.org Happy Birthday to Caryl Wallace on February 22. Apologies to Caryl whose name didn’t appear on the February birthday list March 2017 Messenger Page 7

YOUTH EVENT On March 5th all 7th through 12th graders are invited to join us on a play event to High Elevation tram- poline park. The cost will be $13 which will include 1hr and 30 minutes of play time in which kids can play dodgeball, basketball, have a free jump, or jump into a foam pit. We will be meeting after the 10:30 service to play games and have food, once the youth choirs finish practice around 1:00 pm we will head out to High Elevation and return around 3:15-3:30 pm. Waivers and Permission Slips must be filled out it in order to attend. Both can be found on the information table right outside the sanctuary. Any questions please contact Jack, our Youth Director, at [email protected] or 856-889-1718 90TH ANNIVERSARY CHALLENGE: 90 PACKERS AT TABLE 9 FOR FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN MOBILE PACK EVENT MARCH 25-26For the third year in a row Our Savior will be joining in the community ef-forts to address hunger and malnutrition of children around the world byparticipating in the Feed My Starving Children Mobile Pack sessions begin-ning Saturday at 8:00 am until Sunday at 8:00 pm, March 25-26. PastorWayne has seen first-hand the impact FMSC meals make in the lives ofstarving children when he visited Haiti two years ago with a group from FirstPresbyterian Church through the mission group Healing Haiti. THE CHALLENGE! In celebration of Our Savior’s 90-Year Legacy of Mission and Ministry the congrega- tion is challenged to have 90 packers at Table 9 over the 7 two-hour packing shifts. There are about 18 volunteers per packing station so we are sure to be a presence during the Mobile Pack for at least 5 out of the 7 shifts. Anyone 5 years old and up is eligible to participate. In 2 hours each person will pack 216 Manna Pack meals that will feed between 1,300-2,500 children! For more information go to www.ittakesavillage- fmsc.com and watch the “Hope Starts With Food” video to get an overview of the difference your efforts over the March 25-26 weekend will make.Want to volunteer? There are two ways to do so.1. Click on the Volunteer link from the www.ittakesavillage-fmsc.com website or follow the link on Our Savior’s website to register with LCOS 90 for 90th Team.2. Sign up after church in the narthex and have your name added to the team.Can you think of a more productive way to spend two hours on a weekend that will make the difference in the lives ofso many children? See you March 25-26! OVER 170 SINGERS PERFORM IN THE HADDONFIELD INTERGENERATIONAL CHOIR AND HYMN FESTIVAL ON MARCH 19 On March 19 at 4:00 pm at First Presbyterian in Haddonfield, the Haddonfield Intergenerational Choir and Hymn Festival will featureten choirs from five Haddonfield churches: First Baptist, First Presbyterian, First United Methodist, Grace Episcopal,and the Lutheran Church of Our Savior. It will feature adult and children’s choirs, organ, trumpet, and flute. Over 120 voices in the five adult choirs will combine to sing a number of works accompanied by organ, piano,and flute. In addition, over 50 voices in the five combined children’s choirs will sing an inspirational anthem aboutpeace, love, and justice. The grand finale will feature all 170+ singers in We Are Called, a rousing anthem about loving our neighbor andsharing God’s love. The audience will be encouraged to join the choirs in singing hymns such as Praise to the Lord, HereI Am, Beautiful Savior, and others. A free-will offering will go towards the charity Feed My Starving Children. Messenger 2017 page 8

CHRIST THE KING RC CHURCH JOINS LCOS FOR MIDWEEK LENTEN SOUP & DISCUSSION OF FROM CONFLICT TO COMMUNION.As a part of Our Savior’s 90th Anniversary and the 500th Commemoration of theReformation we will be sharing our midweek Lenten Soup Suppers with Christ theKing Roman Catholic Church as we participate in a 5-week study of the book, FromConflict to Communion (FCTC). The book covers not only the circumstances andresponses surrounding the Protestant Reformation and the formation of theLutheran Church but also how over the last 50+ years Lutherans and RomanCatholic have worked toward unity and full communion. Each Wednesdayparticipants will gather for a soup dinner followed by discussion of portions of FromConflict to Communion (available for free download athttp://www.elca.org/Faith/Ecumenical-and-Inter-Religious-Relations?_ga=1.265911177.709482778.1451771679). We will alternate betweenOur Savior and Christ the King each week with the following schedule of locationsand topics.DATE LOCATION FCTC Chapter(s) & TopicMarch 8 LCOS Forward, Introduction, and Ch. 6: Five Ecumenical ImperativesMarch 15March 22 CTK Ch. 1-2: Commemorating the Reformation & New PerspectivesMarch 29 LCOS Ch. 3: Historical Sketch of Reformation and RC ResponseApril 5 CTK Ch. 4: Basic Themes of Luther’s Theology In Light of Dialogues LCOS Ch. 5: Called to Common CommemorationSoup will be served from 6:00-6:30 with the Group Discussion beginning at 6:30 to about 7:30.Why Attend? Even if you typically don’t attend this Lenten midweek event this may be a year tochange your habit. If you are in a Lutheran-Catholic relationship or know others who are thesediscussions will be enlightening. If your understanding of Lutherans and Catholics is based mostly onwhat you’ve heard from family and friends the information shared will be illuminating. If you’ve everwondered “What are the real differences between Lutherans and Catholics?” these dinners anddiscussions will offer answers.If you need a hardcopy of From Conflict to Communion you can pick up a notebook copy with the StudyGuide at the church office. We hope to see you on March 8 as we begin our journey together with ourRoman Catholic brothers and sisters in Lent.Soup: we only need 3 soup makers this year. Would you be willingto volunteer to make soup on March 8, March 22 or April 5? If so,please contact Sandy in the church office at 856-429-5122 [email protected]

INTERFAITH CAREGIVERS ‘COUNTDOWN TO SUMMER' PARTY – MARCH 30TH, 2017Interfaith Caregivers will hold it’s annual fundraiser “Countdown to Summer” on March 30th from 6:30pm to 10:00pm atWoodcrest Country Club. Woodcrest Country Club will provide summer themed food along with wine and beer. TheEastwick Boys will provide music and Boardwalk themed activities such as a photo booth, a palm reader, as well asother familiar games.The cost is $85 per person while a table of 10 can be had for $800. Tickets can be purchased online atwww.ifchaddons.org using PayPal. Cash, check or credit cards are accepted at the Interfaith Caregivers office, behindHaddonfield Borough Hall, 242 Kings Highway East.Interfaith Caregivers is one of the local agencies that LCOS supports. Nancy Gulick is the current Board Chair andBob Mirabello, Laura Oakes, Karin LaBarge, Carol Larro, and Cathe Bare are also Board members. Everyone who at-tends will support Interfaith Caregivers’ mission to help our friends and neighbors in Haddonfield and HaddonHeights continue to lead independent and productive lives while remaining in their own homes.To learn more about Interfaith Caregivers and the various ways you can support its mission visit their website atwww.ifchaddons.org. Interfaith Caregivers is a 501 (c) 3 non profit so a portion of the ticket cost may be tax deducti-ble.Submitted by John Drozdal, Event Chair MY FATHER'S HOUSE NEEDS YOU! Looking for a re- warding volunteering opportunity in 2017? Please sign-up to provide a meal for 14 clients. Thanks to your tremendous response and outpour- ing of love, the following Tuesdays are all that need to be filled: August 1, September 26, November 14 and December 5. Reimbursement for the cost of your meal is available. Sign-up sheet is in the Narthex. Or email Ruth Friant at [email protected] or call 856-429-8018. Thank you for your kind, generous support of this minis- try. You make such a difference in the lives of those facing challenges. Messenger 2017 page 9

2017 Coffee Hour Schedule Messenger Helpers: Thanks to:Mar. 5 - Sisters~In~Spirit Jane Evans, Dottie Powell, Lynn Boyle,Mar. 12 – Social Ministry Committee Janice Bellenghi, Laura Oakes, JanieMar. 19 - Adult Choir & Bell Choir Braccio, Mary Jo DeCoursey, MillieMar. 26 - Worship & Music Committee, Communications King, Kate Roberts, Marianne Aponte,Apr. 2 – First Holy Communion – Cake Caryl Wallace and Deb Hartigan forApr. 9 - Ushers, Counters helping to assemble the Messenger.Apr. 16 – NO COFFEE HOUR - EasterApr. 23 - Congregation Resources, Parish AdministratorApril 30 - Memorial Gifts BoardMay 7 - Mission QuiltsMay 14 - NO COFFEE HOUR (MOTHER’S DAY PANCAKE BREAKFAST) - ConfirmationMay 21 - Altar GuildMay 28 - CONFIRMATION RECEPTIONMay 29 - Personnel & Property CommitteesJune 4 - Outreach & Fellowship Committees, GreetersJune 11 - Sisters~In~SpiritJune 18 – Donuts for Dad (Last Official Coffee Hour)Please leave one thermos of coffee and one dish of snacks (if there are any left) out in the library on the granite shelffor the choir parents who stay and wait for their children after church. The music ministry will make sure that the hy-VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR FAITH IN LIFE WEEKEND Greeters—Ushers—Parking Guides—Reception Servers To volunteer, contact: Laura Oakes at 856-429-6009; [email protected] Bobbi Newsham at 609-828-5244; [email protected] WE NEED COOKIES!During the Faith in Life Weekend, we expect to host hundreds of peopleto hear Rachel Held Evans on Friday night, March 10, at 7:00 p.m. and To-ny Campolo on Saturday, March 11, at 2:00 p.m. and again at 7:00 p.m.Following each of the three presentations, a reception will be held in theParish Hall to allow for book signing and conversation. We will servepunch and cookies. Please help by donating cookies. Leave them in thekitchen by Friday afternoon, March 10. We also need volunteers to mixand serve punch and keep the cookie trays full. If you can help at any ofthe receptions, please contact Laura Oakes, 856-429-6009;[email protected]. Easter Lily Memorials Each year the altar is decorated with lilies for the Easter Services. If you would like to donate a lily in memory of a loved one, or in honor of a special occasion, please fill out the form below and enclose a check for $25, made payable to “LCOS Altar Guild”. The lilies are delivered to our homebound members and nursing home residents on Monday, April 17. The deadline for ordering is April 9. In memory of __________________________________________________________________ In honor of ____________________________________________________________________ Relationship of donor to memorialized one (s)__________________________________________ Please return to the church office no later than April 9. March 2017 Messenger page 10

SEARCHING FOR SUNDAY LUNCH AND BOOK DISCUSSION I have loved hearing how many of you have read and loved Rachel Held Evans’ book “Searching for Sun- day” - whether during our weekly book discussions or on Sunday mornings. Because there were several people who couldn’t make the Monday or Wednes- day night times (and because many of those who did want to keep talking about the book!), there will be a lunch book discussion that I hope many of you can join! We’ll meet Sunday, March 5th at 12:30pm. The author will be joining us for our Faith in Life week- end just a few days after that! Hope to see you there. $2,500 MATCHING GIFT OFFER CAN DOUBLE LENTEN SELF- DENIAL ALMSGIVING FUNDS FOR FEED MY STARVING CHIL- DREN MOBILE PACK DONATION Last year the congregation and guests of Our Savior donated over $1,200in change and contributions toward our Lenten Self-Denial Offering toward theHaddonfield Feed My Starving Children Mobile Pack fundraising goal of $60,000.This year the potential to give another significant gift has doubled! For every dollardonated toward the FMSC Mobile Pack this year one of our generous membershas offered to match our donations up to $2,500. Here’s how you can make your donations during Lent and/or beforethe Mobile Pack Event on March 25-26.1. Go to www.ittakesavillage-fmsc.com and click on the Donate Online link to make your donation. Print out your donation amount so we can have a record of your donation to go toward the $2,500 goal.2. Use the Simply Giving link on Our Savior’s webpage and indicate your donation toward FMSC where indicated.3. Write a check or make a cash donation in one of the FMSC Envelopes that will be available throughout the narthex and at the Usher’s Tables in the sanctuary. Make checks payable to LCOS and write FMSC in the Memo section.4. Use the Lenten Self-Denial banks available beginning Ash Wednesday on March 1 to collect your change over Lent as well as the money you would have spent on something you are denying yourself for the sake of the hungry in our world. Bring your banks in on Palm Sunday, April 9 to be received during the Offering.LENT COMMUNITY PREACHING SERIES TUESDAYS THEME: “THE COST OF DISCIPLESHIP”The Haddonfield Council of Churches continues to host their annual Lenten Preaching and Soup Lunch series eachTuesday during Lent from March 7 to April 11 at Grace Episcopal Church, 19 Kings Highway East, Had-donfield, beginning at noon. Following the 30 minute preaching service provided by a different Haddonfield pastoreach week, participants are invited to enjoy a soup lunch in Grace Church’s Fellowship Hall.This year, the theme is based on Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s book, “The Cost of Discipleship.” Using the Sermon on theMount as his text, Bonhoeffer challenges us to think about what it means to be a Christian, a disciple and ethical de-mands of being a follower of Jesus Christ. His book was written in the 1930’s during the rise of the Nazi movementin Germany. It has a timeless quality and will provide us with deep reflection on what it means to be a Christian todayin our world. Bonhoeffer’s book speaks about grace, the costs for following Christ and more. The topics for eachTuesday’s sermons are as follows: Matthew 4:12-22Mar 3 Grace & DiscipleshipMar 14 Sermon on the Mount Matthew 5:1-12Mar 21 Hidden Character of the Christian Life Matthew 6:1-18 (Pastor Wayne)Mar 28 The Separation of the Disciple Community Matthew 7:1-12Apr 4 The Messengers Matthew 9:35-38Apr 11 The Church of Jesus Christ & Life of Discipleship March 2017 Messenger page 11

March 2017 Regular Events SUNDAYS MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS SATURDAYS8:00 AM, 9:15 AM 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM 10:30 AM Pastors’ 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM 8:30 AM FRIDAYand 10:30 AM Bible Study - Parlor Pericope Bible Study Room Handyman’s Group SATURDAYSunday Services 112 49:00AM Coffee MONDAY 3:30 PM Staff 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM 9:00 AM – 12:30 PMHour Meeting 4:00 PM Tai Chi Adult Bell Choir First Holy9:00 AM Children’s Communion ClassChoir 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM 10 AM-1 PM Choir11:40 AM Youth Adult Vocal Choir Festival RehearsalChoir 1st Presbyterian11:50 AM – 12:20 March 2017 Special Events 11Cherub Choir 2:00 Tony Campolo12:20 PM Youth TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 7:00 Tony CampoloBell 1 2Choir 12:00 PM and 7:30 9:30 AM Mission Weekend6:30 PM PM Ash Wednesday Quilts 18Confirmation Services 7:00 PM 90th 25 SUNDAY 3:00 PM Ash & Anniversary Mtg. FMSC Mobile Pack Dash Event - HMS 3 8:00 AM -8:00 PM Haddonfield Theater5 6 7 8 19 10 Arts – Parish HallConfirmation 2:00-4:00 PM Local End Grief Support 10:00 AM – 12:00 7:00 Rachel HeldSkating PM Singing Angels Vocal 10:00 -12:00 Evans12:30 PM Book Melodeers 6:00 PM LentenStudy Lunch Soup Supper - 7:00 PM Social LCOS Ministry Mtg.12 13 7:00 PM National Choral Directors 7 - 12 Faith in LifeDaylight Savings Toastmasters 16Time Begins 15 17 Austen at 6:00 PM Lenten Messenger Deadline St. Patrick’s DayHP & P 3rd floor 14 Soup Supper - CTK6-9 PM 11:00-3:00 7-9 PM HP & P Sisters~In~Spirit Haddonfield Garden Parish Hall Yoga Night Club 7:00 PM Toastmasters 7:00-9:00 PM HP & P 3rd fl19 20 7:30 PM Church 22 23 24 Council Messenger Mailing4:00 PM Choir 10:00 AM – 12:00 FMSC Mobile PackFestival 21 PM Singing Angels Event - HMS 7:00 PM Toastmasters6:30 PM 6:00 PM Lenten Haddonfield TheaterConfirmation Adult Soup Supper - Arts set-upHuddle LCOS26 27 28 29 30 3110:30 AM Blessing 12:30 PM Senior 6:00 PM Lentenof the Quilts Game Day Soup Supper - CTK The monthly calendar is subject to change. Please check the weekly calendar posted in the Sunday bulletin.

March 2017 Page 13 LCOS SOCIAL MINISTRY March Worship Leaders DONATES $500 TO Altar Guild: Joan Johnson, Debbie Hartigan CARING HEARTS MINIS- Communion Assistants: 8- Janice Bellenghi TRIES ON MARCH 12 IN 10:30- Bob Mirabello WORSHIP Counters: Eva, Stacey & Kim Shaw, Debbie Roncace, Janie BraccioThe Social Ministry Team at Our Savior will Ushers: 8- Kristine & Linda Monsenpresent a check for $500 to Caring Hearts Min- 10:30- Paul Knauer, Dave Wyche 3/5istries during worship on March 12. Caring Lindsay Burtcel, Bob Mirabello 3/12Hearts is an organization that helps children Harvey Shaw, Craig Roncace 3/19 & 3/26and their families who are affected by HIV/AIDS. The congregation’s regular offerings March 5make this and other contributions to outreach Coffee Hour: Sisters~In~Spiritagencies possible and the Social Ministry Team Readers: 8- Janice Bellenghi 10:30- Lindsay Burtcelthank you for your ongoing and generous sup- Greeters: 8- Janice Bellenghiport. 10:30- Lorraine Miano, Julia Kiewel Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Jacob & JoAnna Howley WORSHIP AND MUSIC SHOUT OUT! 10:30- Hannah Stauss, Sarah Bogina, Daniel Cook, THE WORSHIP AND MUSIC COMMITTEE NEEDS YOU! Emma Warren, Sophia Howard Pantry: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie Cain,We oversee the Altar Guild, Ushers, Music, Gerry MurphyAcolytes, and Worship services. We have March 12three opportunities for you to meet new people Coffee Hour: Social Ministry Committeeand invest in weekly worship! Readers: 8- Juhan Runne 10:30- Glenn Martin 1. We would like to bring back Greeters: 8- Sandy DeDonatis real bread for first Sunday full 10:30- Lindsay Burtcel, Gary Visconti communion services! Are there Acolytes: 8:00- Rob LaBarge, Abbey Leverick, Alyssa Monti any home chefs who might vol- 10:30- Aiden & Ava Spence, Olivia & Ethan Roncace, unteer to bake a loaf for one Kayla Rodriguez Sunday a year? I'll even send you Pantry: Jill & Jake Heilman a recipe if you need it! March 192. Altar Guild prepares the Coffee Hour: Adult Choir & Bell Choirchurch for weekly services. Keep Readers: 8- Dan Picker 10:30- Bobbi Newshamthe church beautiful! Greeters: 8- Peg Hartmann 3. Usher volunteers are 10:30- Connie Wolf, Deb Hartigan also needed to greet Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Andrew & Alexander Pietrangelo people, familiar faces 10:30- Brandon Quanci, Nick Brandinelli, Kerry Dietrich, and new ones with a Carly Shaw, Amanda DeMichele friendly smile! Pantry: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie Cain,Please let me know if you are interested! Youcan call the church office 856-429-5122 or call Gerry Murphyme directly 609-238-6527! March 26See you in church,Cathe Bare Coffee Hour: Worship & Music Committee, Communications The church office is closed Readers: 8- Bill Wilson 10:30- Cathe Bare on Fridays but the church Greeters: 8- Janice Bellenghi is unlocked by 8:00 AM. 10:30- Janie Braccio, Paul Knauer Regular office hours are: Mon- Thurs. 8:30AM - Acolytes 8- Rob LaBarge, Riley & Wyatt Needham 5:00 PM. The office is 10:30- Kathleen Pensabene, Sidney & Nathan Speas, open on Sundays from Luke Riley, Caitlin Hargrave 7:30 AM - noon. Pantry: Jill & Jake Heilman, Juhan Runne

February started off with a bang with the Super Bowl Party. We got together, ate a lot of food, played games, and watched some football. I would like to extend a big thanks to the Confirmation Parents who helped put that party all together! Youth group also enjoyed some spontaneous trips to Starbucks on a Sunday night. On the 19th we had the Confirmation class join us as we tie dyed shirts together. We capped it off by listening to Jonathan Rundman when he came here for concert on the 25th. February was a good month and we look to continually build upon our growth. Here is what March looks like: March 5th – High Elevation Trip (Right after church). March 5th – Mission Trip Information Meeting @ 6:30 March 10th & 11th – Faith in Life Weekend featuring Rachel Evans and Tony Campolo March 12th – Oasis Youth Group March 19th – Oasis Youth group – St. Patrick’s themed. March 26th – Oasis Youth GroupThat first Sunday, March 5th, will be a Play Event for Confirmation combined with Oasis as we take trip to HighElevation for a day of trampoline fun. The cost is $13 per child which gets you 90 minutes of Jump Time and apair of socks that need to be worn. Parents also must sign a waiver allowing their kid to participate. This will takeplace right after the 10:30 worship, so make sure you bring clothes to change in to (You can leave everything in theyouth room during service). We will have some pizza, play games, and leave once the choir kids are dismissed frompractice.At 6:30pm on March 5th Wayne and Jack will be hosting an information meeting about this summer’s Mission Tripto North Carolina. You must be the age of 15 by the end of 2017 to join us on the trip.On the 10th and 11th we will see Rachel Held Evans and Tony Campolo come speak at our church and we encour-age all youth to come hear them speak.Youth group on the 19th is also a Huddle so all Confirmation kids are invited to join youth group that night. It willbe St. Patrick’s Day themed so wear green! We also will be making some green milkshakes!Continue to follow us on Facebook at Oasis Youth Group and Instagram @LCOSOasisYouthGroup. This willkeep you up to date will all upcoming events and announce any changes to the schedule. Any questions contact our Director of Youth and Family Faith at [email protected] or 856-889-1718FAITH FORMATIONOne of the main things I was brought on to do in this church was tohelp create and improve our Family Faith Formation here at Our Savior. I fig-ured a great way to start to get into the Faith Formation was to dive a littledeeper into my own story. I was born and raised Catholic and attended a Catho-lic school from Kindergarten all the way through my Senior Year of highschool. I even was an altar boy, the Catholic version of an acolyte, in middleschool and sporadically in high school. I sang in the school-church choir attimes. I was very involved with many activities that promoted giving back andvolunteering. On the surface, I was an involved Catholic kid. Yet while I was inhigh school, I generally stopped caring about religion and stopped going tochurch on Sundays and only went Wednesday when my school forced us to go to mass. All that time I spent ingrade school and high school learning about the stories never did too much for my faith at the time. I tended tojust check the boxes and head home, I missed out on youth group, mission trips, and being a part of a solid churchcommunity. So from my own testimony I know how powerful at home Faith Formation can be. Parents spendingtime with their kids to talk about Sunday School lessons or the message from Pastor on Sunday can really expandtheir Faith. Just being at church did not give me a real relationship with God. I would even say that I finally com-mitted myself to God was my Freshmen year of college. I know that as a parent it can be hard to get to church onSunday mornings with the millions of things your children can be involved in. I just want to stress how rewardingit can be to talk about God and your faith at home to your kids. In the upcoming year we hope to be able to helpyou along that journey so you won’t be alone. A great place to start is the Faith5, sharing your highs and lows,reading a verse from your bible, talking about how it relates to your life, pray for one another, and bless one anoth-er. These are small, easy, and quick things you can do with your kids to help develop their Faith Formation.Jack Broomell - Director of Youth and Family Ministry March 2017 Messenger page 14

March 2017 Parish Messenger Page 15 HELP WANTED Attention Seniors!The Handyman Group is in Senior Game Dayneed of reliable, weekly volun- NEXT DATE IS:teers on Thursday morning from Tuesday, March 289:00 AM - 12:00 noon. We are a at 12:30PMweekly men’s fixit group dedicat-ed to keeping the church in good ~ Bingo, Pinochle, Bridge ~working order. Please call the Come out and Have Fun!church office if you would like to volunteer, 856-429-5122 or just comeby any Thursday morning to help out. It will be greatly appreciated! Food and drinks (soda) served RSVP: Peg Hartmann - 856-783-7004 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] 856-547-7410 [email protected] 651-285-0223Luanne Fogelson Treasurer [email protected] 856-486-1583 [email protected] 856-429-8914Dan Cook Financial Secretary [email protected] 856-419-8235 [email protected] 856-795-5753Laurie Eason Secretary [email protected] 856-429-8914Gary Visconti Christian Education [email protected] 856-983-4597 [email protected] 856-429-3355Judy Caravelli Communications [email protected] 609-828-5344 [email protected] 856-429-6009Laurie Eason Seniors [email protected] 609-471-0069 [email protected] 609-238-6527Nancy Frazier OutreachBetsy Kuehn Social Ministry [email protected] 856-952-5545 [email protected] 856-428-4709Glenn Martin Church Property [email protected] 856-795-0653 [email protected] 317-414-7906Laura Oakes Congregation Resources [email protected] 856-429-9252 [email protected] 856-795-3911Jack Berrigan Fellowship Together [email protected] 609-828-5244Cathe Bare Worship & Music [email protected] 651-285-0223 MEMORIAL GIFTS BOARD [email protected] 856-547-7410 [email protected] 856-429-7851Mike Fallon PresidentKarin LaBarge Financial SecretaryBob Mirabello Recording SecretaryDanielle DeeryWarren ReintzelJohn LaughlinBobbi NewshamLuanne Fogelson Ex-officioRich Windle Ex-officioPastor Wayne Zschech Advisory member STAFF AND VOLUNTEER LEADERSThe Rev. Wayne Zschech, D. Min Pastor [email protected] 856-429-7851Sandy DeDonatis Parish Administrator [email protected] 856-429-5122Cyndi Garcia Bookkeeper [email protected] 609-505-4038Austen Wilson Director of Music [email protected] 719-684-4205Pauline Worusski 404-931-2317John (Jack) Broomell Organist [email protected] Director of Youth and 856-889-1718Pauline Worusski Family Ministry [email protected] 404-931-2317Shirley Clinkscales Cherub Choir Director [email protected] 856-365-5392Don Richards Nursery Attendant 856-365-5392 856-577-1149 Custodian/Sexton [email protected]

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Savior NON-PROFIT U.S. POSTAGE204 Wayne AvenueCorner of Wood Lane and Wayne Avenue PAIDHaddonfield, NJ 08033 Cherry Hill, NJ Permit No. 164March 2017 Messenger Time Sensitive Material Enclosed - Mailed February 16, 2017Address Service RequestedMarissa Rodriguez 3/1 Jill Hartmann 3/22Warren Tomlinson 3/1 Earl Van Cleve 3/22Joseph DiDario 3/2 Bennett Wright 3/22Pamela DiDario 3/2 Craig Haswell 3/23Cheryl Haswell 3/2 Logan Sehdev 3/23Laura SchaffnerTom Foskett 3/2 Keith Wright 3/23Asher Lamprey 3/3 Joshua DeMarino 3/24Savannah Remphrey 3/3 William Gensel 3/24Jackie Mokoid 3/3 Melanie Foster Nadine Hargrave 3/24John Simpkins Jr. 3/5 Bobbi Gonzalez 3/15 Jeffrey Mirabello 3/24Anna Donch 3/6 Don Wallace Jr. 3/15 Alex Tessing 3/24Louise Fennerty 3/7 Caleb Alvarez 3/15 Sue Buonpastore 3/25Sarah Fetter 3/8 Maryanne Corsini 3/16 Mike Gallagher 3/25Sheila Huff 3/16Joyce Odendahl 3/8 Collin O’Connor 3/16 Kathy Shone 3/25Alissa Ryan 3/8 Ken Yoder 3/16 Jonathan Baxter 3/26John Wilson 3/8 Colleen Dietrich 3/17 Michele Sehdev 3/26Alexander Fabian 3/8 Avery Smyth 3/17 Spencer Cowan 3/27Caitlin Schlight 3/8 3/18 Stephen Boyle 3/28Scott Fogelson 3/9 Tom Angstadt 3/18 Taylor Sehdev 3/28Lourdes Starr-Demers Tracy Gilman 3/18Susan Tharp 3/9 Richard Haney 3/18 Jacqueline Stillwell 3/28Ricky Tredinnick IV 3/10 Melissa Olt 3/18 Jeff Windle 3/28Carly Brown 3/19Leah Gibson 3/10 Shirley Webb 3/19 Kate Zschech 3/29Nancy Gulick 3/10 Ed Rodriguez 3/20 Samuel Lee 3/30Betty Keene 3/10 Erin Ryan 3/20 Karl Stauss 3/30Jordan Taylor 3/11 Daniel McGarry 3/21 Femi Adejuwon 3/31Sarah Ellis 3/11 Wendy Schlight 3/21 Matthew Bergamesco 3/31Valerie Brown 3/11 John Drozdal 3/21 Bryan Bobo 3/31 3/12 Daniel Myers II 3/21 David Graeber 3/31 3/12 Reilly Rhodes 3/22 Hailey Melcher 3/31 3/13 Emerson Riley William Neveling 3/31 3/15 Tad Fetter Janet Waibel 3/31