July-August 2016 Messenger

MeThsesPaerisnh ger JULY/AUGUST 2016 NEWSLETTER THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR HADDONFIELD, NJ 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.

“50 Dead, 53 Wounded – What’s Next?” By Pastor Wayne Zschech The news assaults our hearts and our heads like a ton of bricks. Saturday night, while most of us slept, a massacre occurred in Orlando, the place most of us associate with laughter, life and joy. It’s the largest death toll due to gunviolence in the history of our country. 50 dead. 53 wounded. What’s next? What are we to do? Will any of it make adifference?On Monday, June 13, Pastor Ryan Paetzold of Trinity Lutheran Church in Audubon held a prayer vigil as did manyother churches in the Philadelphia and South Jersey area as well as across the nation. Bishop Tracie Bartholomewwrote a letter to clergy of the New Jersey Synod encouraging us and our congregations to; Gather with friends and neighbors to pray for the victims and their families as well as the root causes that lead people to prey upon others, and those who seek to do us harm. Reach out to our Muslim neighbors to stand with and support them in a climate of fear and suspicion. Proclaim a clear message of love and support to our LGBTQ community and that they are welcome in this church. Work to prevent and end gun violence in this country.As I reflect on the life and ministry of our congregation I have no doubt we will engage in ministry that addressesthe first three actions Bishop Bartholomew encourages us to participate in. But is that as far as we are willing to go?Prayer is essential. Reaching out in support to our neighbors of the Abrahamic faith who suffer from prejudice isimportant. Proclaiming love and welcoming those who are ostracized by portions of society follows the example ourLord Jesus provided. But what do we do to prevent and end gun violence in this country? How do we live out thatlast line of the promises made in Baptism and the Affirmation of Baptism rites that ask, “Will you strive for justiceand peace in all the earth?” to which we respond, “I will and I ask God to help and guide me.”Maybe now is the time to put actions to our words. Maybe now is the time to begin thinking about how each of uscan “be a part of the change we want to see in the world” by first asking the question, “What can I do?” When askedto offer a prayer at the kickoff of a fundraising appeal that their church would raise enough funds for the ministryproject Evangelist Dr. Tony Campolo replied, “No. I won’t pray that the appeal is a success. Now is not the time forprayer. What I will do is pull out my checkbook and write a check because now is the time to give and give gener-ously and I invite you all to do the same with your checkbooks and pocketbooks and wallets as well.” So along withprayer, what can we do?Rev. Sara Lilja, Director of the Lutheran/Episcopal Advocacy Ministry of New Jersey who preached and led wor-ship on June 19 at Our Savior will surely have some suggestions to any who are serious about answering that ques-tion on a personal and congregational level. It might include writing our elected officials at the state or national level.It may involve calling them. It may involve finding out facts from actual data studies rather than sound bites fromtelevision’s “talking heads” or radio sensationalists. It may even include participating in marches or vigils or someother activity that requires our being a physical witness to prevent and end gun violence.Luther wrote in the Small Catechism, “When we pray ‘Your will be done’ we believe that God’s good and graciouswill comes about without our prayer, but we ask in this prayer that it may also come about, in and among us.” Idon’t know about you, but I think it’s time I got out of the stands filled with spectators and got on the field. Isn’tthat what Luther was talking about? Isn’t that what it means to strive for justice and peace in all the earth? If, so thenlet us journey together. And may the peace of Christ which passes all understanding be with us as we take up ourcross to follow our Savior and Lord. SUNDAY MORNING BULLETIN PRAYER LIST We will be changing the way we post our Prayer List in the bulletin starting with the Sep- tember 4 bulletin. We will be removing all of the names currently in the bulletin and if you would like to add someone to the list, please use your communication card; check the box “public”, share the reason you are placing them on the list, if you want that post- ed, and place in the offering plate. You may keep their illness or problems private if you choose. It is pleasing to be able to lift someone up in prayer with a specific concern. We will also be listing who is requesting the prayers so that we can keep up to date on them. July/August 2016, Messenger page 2

July/August, 2016 Parish Messenger Page 3PANTRY UPDATE: PANTRY VOLUNTEERS THROUGH AUGUSTSpecial Thank You to Millie King for helping to clean Welcome new Pantry Volunteers: Jen Dembs, Pegthe pantry shelves and to the Handyman’s group for Olt and The Wright Family: Kathy, Greg, Amelia,making the floor shine! Bennett and Grayson. Thank You to our Pantry Volunteers (as of JuneSpecial Thank You to Marianne Aponte, Debbie Cain, 13th):Jen Dembs and Pat Reiter for their time and insight Week of June 5th: Millie King & Peg Oltinto re-organizing the Pantry, revising the application Week of June12th: Marianne Aponte, Debbie andprocess and forms, and establishing an annual re- Steve Cainapplication process. Week of June 19th: The Wright Family Week of June 26th: Marianne Aponte, Debbie andWe established the Mission Statement: The mission of Steve Cainthe LCOS's Pantry is to supply basic, non-perishable Week of July 3rd: Lynn Blocksupplementary groceries to families within our com- Week of July 10th: Marianne Aponte, Debbie andmunity who need verifiable assistance. To the best of Steve Cainour ability, we strive to balance the needs of these Week of July 17th:___________________________families with the resources donated by our congrega- Week of July 24th: Marianne Aponte, Debbie andtion’s generosity. Steve Cain Week of July 31st: Sandy DeDonatisThank You for all the donations this past month. All Week of August 7th: Marianne Aponte, Debbiedonations are welcome. We have special needs for the and Steve Cainnext 2 months: Cereal, Pancake mix, Cookies in small Week of August 14th:________________________packets, Toilet Paper, Bath Soap, and Razors. Week of August 12st: Marianne Aponte, Debbie and Steve CainPANTRY NEEDS JULY AND AUGUST: Week of August 28th:________________________ If you can fill in any of the blank spaces please writeAll donations welcome. your name in on the sign-up sheet outside of the pan-Special Needs: try. And thank you for your support of this vital min-Cereal istry!Pancake MixCookies in small packets Please contact Lynn Block, Pantry Coordinator if youToilet Paper have any questions or recommendations. #856-858-Bath Soap 1460, blockstar59@ hotmail.com.Soup Canned VegetablesCanned Fruit

JULY-AUGUST 2016 SOCIAL MINISTRY NEWS By Betsy KuehnMY FATHER’S HOUSE: Please contact Ruth Friant at 856-429-8018 or [email protected] if you are interested in preparing a meal for My Father’sHouse. All dates have now been filled thru the end of 2016. Drivers are al-ways needed to deliver these meals on Tuesdays.COOKBOOKS: Cookbooks are on sale in the narthex. There are still at least 60 books left to be sold. All proceedsbenefit the food pantry. Books are $10.00 each. So if you are interested in purchasing any, please contact Eva Shawat 856 428-9434 or email her at [email protected]. They make great shower gifts.PACK-A-SACKS FOR IHOC: The Social Ministry Committee will be collecting schoolsupplies for IHOC (Interfaith Homeless Outreach Council) this summer, to be distributed to homeless children inSouth Jersey. Shopping backpacks are now available in the narthex, they are due back August 24th. Contact StaceyShaw if any questions.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. Fall meeting dates: 9/6, 10/4, 11/1, and 12/6. Thank you to everyone who has volunteered to provide meals for My Father’s House! Because of your generosity, the 2016 calendar is complete. Please con- tinue to pray for all of the clients that receive much needed services from My Father’s House. INTERFAITH CAREGIVERSA new Volunteer Orientation will be held Thursday, July 14 from 9-11:30 AM at the MabelKay House, 24 Walnut St. and Tuesday, October 25, 7-9:30PM at the Haddon Heights Bor-ough Hall. Find out more by visiting their website: ifchaddons,org. Questions may be e-mailed to [email protected] or call 354-0298.There are many volunteer opportunities available: visit clients, drive them to appointments,prepare meals, talk or read to them, check in by phone, work in the office, or be on a com-mittee.Volunteer caregivers work a variety of shifts for different clients. Scheduling is on your owntime and can be last minute. Scheduling may be done on line and volunteers need not com-mit long-term to helping. Find out for yourself how fun and rewarding it can be to join In-terfaith Caregivers and they would love to have more volunteers from LCOS! Usher Breakfast Sunday, August 21st Parish Hall 8:30-10:30 a.m.You are invited to attend for your service as an usher to LCOS and to enjoy fellowship with other ushers.RSVP would be appreciated by Aug. 16 to Dave Wyche at [email protected] July/August 2016, Messenger page 4



August 2016 Regular Events SUNDAYS MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS SATURDAYS8:00 AM, 9:15 AM 10:30 AM Pastors’ 4:00 PM Tai Chiand 10:30 AM PericopeSunday Services 3:30 PM Staff Meeting August 2016 Special EventsSUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 Blood Drive7 8 9 10 11 12 13Lou Dunkle – Messenger Deadline 20Supply Pastor 27Pauline - Vacation 18 19 Messenger Mailing14 15 16 17Nathan Preisinger 25 26– Supply Pastor End of Sabbatical21 22 23 24 5:00-9:00 PM Haddonfield School of Music Recital28 29 30 3111:45 AM Worship 10:00 AM Singing& Music Meeting Angels The monthly calendar is subject to change. Please check the weekly calendar posted in the Sunday bulletin. July/August, 2016 Messenger page 6

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!!Vacation Bible School is preparing for a fun filled adventure this summerand we NEED ADULT AND YOUTH VOLUNTEERS!!! Thisyear’s VBS will be held between July 25th through the 29th and will beloads of fun for both children and adults! Volunteers are needed to leadactivity stations and supervise activities between 8:45am and12:00pm. Please contact Sara Nemeth ([email protected]) orStephanie Visconti ([email protected]) if you are interested injoining us this summer!Eric Woltz 7/1 Janis Rice 7/15 Jill Procopio 7/21Emma Warren 7/2 Tyler Stauss 7/15 Jeffrey Proko 7/21Robert Daly 7/3 Kathleen Thurston 7/15 Luke Riley 7/21Libby DeMichele 7/3 MJ Weisner 7/15 Lila Rodriguez 7/21Sara Prepsel 7/3 David Berrigan 7/16 Karen Cheney 7/22Patrick Deery 7/4 Kyle Carpenter 7/16 Walt Haswell Jr. 7/22Christine A. Keck 7/4 Eric DiCrescenzo 7/16 Lindsay Burtcel 7/22Carolyn Scott 7/4 Edward Genna 7/16 Kathryn Morgan 7/22Joe Fabian 7/5 Michael Koval 7/16 Mark Wallace 7/22Harley Kilian 7/5 Pat Reiter 7/16 Henry Gralish 7/23Kristen Barry 7/6 Cheryl Cook 7/17 Logan Thompson 7/23Julia Gross 7/6 Connie Haswell 7/17 Frank Genieser 7/24Elizabeth DiBiase 7/7 Robert Heinze 7/17 Rich Cottone 7/25Donna Peck 7/7 Karen Sargent 7/17 Doris Iarossi 7/25Michael Thornton 7/7 Adam Yoder 7/17 Grace Ewing 7/26A. J. Miller 7/8 Sharon DeMichele 7/19 Zachary Clark 7/28Allison O’Connor 7/8 Madeline Gralish 7/19 Gordon Krauss 7/28Daniel Berrigan 7/9 Jeanne Grimes 7/19 Betty Woltz 7/28Shane Bobo 7/9 Taylor Kredatus 7/19 Edward Howley 7/29Chris Deery 7/11 Corinne Nolan 7/20 John Drew 7/30Sarah Eckert 7/11 Robbie Pensabene 7/20 Gayle Musser 7/30Robby Reiter 7/11 Brian Schaffer 7/20 John Simpkins 7/30Eva Shaw 7/11 Teresa Vitale 7/20 Laura Vitale 7/30Tricia Siebold 7/11 Lillian Anderson 7/21 Daniel Wolf 7/30Vasthi Wilson 7/11 Meaghan McLaughlin 7/21 Carolyn Johnson 7/31Pamela Cowan 7/12 John Laughlin 7/31Tom Gralish 7/12Jean Bridges 7/13 July/August, 2016 Messenger page 7Hans Gronau 7/13Megan Hallowell 7/13Megan Leeds 7/13

WHAT'S YOUR STORY Over the next several months, the Congregational Resources Committee will be asking members to share their stories regard- ing their journey in finding their way to The Evangelical Luther- an Church of Our Savior. We will compile these to prepare a booklet to be distributed in the autumn as a \"kick-off\" of the dual 2017 anniversary celebrations of LCOS’s 90th and the Reformation's 500th. For example, here is Janice Bellenghi’s story: After my father's massive stroke, I moved from NYC to Mt. Laurel to be close to my mother for assistance. I be- came a member of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Marlton. When my mother-in-law and father-in-law passed, we moved into my husband's boyhood home in Bellmawr. I was in the middle of a two-year term as the Evangelism chair on Church Council. I remained a member until my term was up. With unpredictable weather, distance and heavy traffic concerns, I decided it was time to find a new church closer to home. After a computer search, I found The Lutheran Church of Our Savior. On my first visit I was \"hooked.\" The warm, friendly recep- tion from members and the wonderful sermon Pastor Zschech delivered reinforced my desire to become a mem- ber of this Christian community.Write your story and place it in the “What’s Your Story” basket in the narthex; or mail it to the church to SandyDeDonatis, 204 Wayne Ave., Haddonfield, NJ 08033; or email it to Laura Oakes at [email protected] byOctober 2, 2016. Life Line Screening, a leading provider of community-based preventive health screen- ings, will offer their affordable, non-invasive and painless health screenings at Lutheran Church of Our Savior on 7/1/2016. Five screenings will be offered that scan for po- tential health problems related to: blocked arteries which is a leading cause of stroke;abdominal aortic aneurysms which can lead to a ruptured aorta; hardening of the arteries in the legs which is a strongpredictor of heart disease; atrial fibrillation or irregular heart beat which is closely tied to stroke risk; and a bone densi-ty screening, for men and women, used to assess the risk of osteoporosis. Register for a Wellness Package which in-cludes 4 vascular tests and osteoporosis screening from $149 ($139 with our member discount). All five screeningstake 60-90 minutes to complete. In order to register for this event and to receive a $10 discount off any packagepriced above $129, please call 1-888-653-6441 or visit www.lifelinescreening.com/community-partners. Interfaith Homeless Outreach Council (IHOC) Hosting Opportunity at LCOS: Coordinator Needed! “For I was homeless and you gave me shelter and a chance to become independent.” No, Jesus didn’t say this, but it is in the same theme when our Lord and Savior said to his disci-ples, “Surely when you did this to the least of these you did it also to me.” In this spirit of reaching out and helpingthe homeless of Camden County there is an opportunity for Our Savior to be a host church for 2 weeks in Feb-Marof 2017 for the IHOC of Camden County program that provides 12 homeless men the opportunity to get off theirstreet and firmly planted on their feet.Here’s how it works. Twelve men enter the program that begins the first week of November and ends by the secondweek of May. The men stay in churches for two weeks, leaving by 7:00 am every weekday morning and returning nosooner than 3:30 pm. They are in the church over the weekend unless they are at the laundromat or an activity led bythe congregation. For the first 10 weeks the men are in life counseling and preparing for looking for and securing ajob. The goal is for the men to have a job that supports rent and regular living expenses after the program ends.What Does a Host Church Do? We provide a place for the men to sleep and eat each night and day, as well as foodsupplies for breakfast and lunch, and prepare a hot dinner for the men each night. An overnight male host is requiredeach evening from 7:00 pm to 7:00 am. Hosts will also be needed for Saturday morning and afternoon as well as onSundays. We also would provide them a shower that we can convert one of the floor sinks in our janitor closets intowithout much difficulty.Before we can go forward we need a member to serve as the coordinator for this ministry that lasts 2 weeks andwould require getting volunteers for meals and overnight and weekend hosting. The coordinators from First Presby-terian (Ed Hess) and Grace Episcopal would be more than available to assist in leading the new coordinator at LCOSin the process. Interested? Please contact Pastor Wayne Zschech or Social Ministry Chair, Betsy Kuehn if you want toknow more details. Prayerfully consider how you might be a part of this new ministry in our 90th Anniversary Year ofministry to the needy of our community.

July/August, 2016 Page 9 July Worship Leaders August Worship Leaders Altar Guild: Sue Tharp Altar Guild: Peg Olt, Shirley Webb, Eva Shaw Communion Assistants: 8- Laura Oakes Communion Assistants: 8- Nancy Frazier 10:30- Rich Windle 10:30- Dave Wyche Counters: Dale Kredatus, Warren Reintzel, Counters: Joannie Johnson, Nancy Gulick, Laurie John & Joyce Drew Eason, Jane Evans Ushers: 8-Jim & Jane Evans 10:30-Tom Reiter, Lindsay Ushers: 8- Peg & Joe Hartmann Burtcel (8/7), Tom Reiter, Harvey Shaw (8/14), Tom Reiter, Harvey Shaw (8/21), Tom Reiter, Susan Rem- 10:30- Eva & Stacey Shaw phrey (8/28) August 7 July 3 Readers: 8- Bill Wilson 10:30- Rich Windle Readers: 8- Bill Neveling 10:30- Bobbi Newsham Greeters: 8- Jim & Nancy Frazier 10:30- The Miller Family Greeters: 8- Laura Oakes 10:30- Janie Braccio, Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge Stacey Shaw 10:30- TBA August 14Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Jacob & JoAnna Howley Readers: 8- Pauline Worusski 10:30- Colleen Gross10:30- Kathleen Pensabene, Hannah & Tyler Stauss, Greeters: 8- Janice Bellenghi 10:30- Wayne & Kate Roberts Seba Miller, Logan Sehdev Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge 10:30-TBA July 10 August 21 Readers: 8- Kristine Pensabene Readers: 8- Laura Oakes 10:30- Suzanne Trevena Greeters: 8- Jim & Jane Evans 10:30- Cathe Bare 10:30- Peaches & Carol Larro Greeters: 8- Peg Hartmann 10:30- Deb Hartigan, Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge 10:30-TBA Stacey Shaw August 28 Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Peter & Alyssa Monti Readers: 8- Kristine Monsen 10:30- Sarah Eckert10:30- Tanner & Olivia Roncace, Daniel Cook, Ava Greeters: 8- Bobbi Newsham, Glenn Martin 10:30- Janie Braccio, Julia Kiewel, Linda Powell Cottone Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge 10:30- TBA July 17 Readers: 8- Rebecca Potterfield 10:30- Dave Wyche Greeters: 8- Lindsay Burtcel 10:30- Paul Knauer, Stacey Shaw Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge 10:30- TBA July 24Readers: 8- Janice Bellenghi 10:30- Julie Frederick Greeters: 8- Sandy DeDonatis 10:30- Lindsay Burtcel, Stacey Shaw Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge 10:30- TBA July 31 Readers: 8- Daniel Picker 10:30- Tom Foskett Greeters: 8- Donna Stillwell 10:30- Connie Wolf, Stacey Shaw Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge 10:30- TBA

PACK A BACKPACK Christina Diaz Is First Annual LUCY The Social Ministry Committee is once again collecting school supplies for IHOC Recipient of (Interfaith Homeless Outreach Council) so Patterson-Plotzke please don’t throw out your unused supplies- donate them. Last year we were able to fill Scholarship over 100 backpacks through your generous The Patterson-Plotzke donations, we hope to exceed that amount Scholarship provides a this year. Please pick up a shopping backpack $1,000 scholarship foron May 15th and return it to the church by August 21st. You do up to four years to stu-not need to buy everything on the list any donations will be ex- dents in Camden or associated with Camdencepted. There will also be envelopes available if you would like to afterschool programs. It is managed by thegive a monetary donation. Thank you in advance for your sup- Memorial Gift Board and since 2009 theseport. Any questions please contact Stacey Shaw 856-310-0045. scholarships were only provided to two grad- uates a year from the Urban Promise Acade- BOOKS FOR TEENS my. In an effort to expand the scholarship to other youth in Camden-based schools or Always remember - you are school programs the Board is awarding a BRAVER than you believe $1,000 scholarship this year and for up to STRONGER than you seem three more years to Christina Diaz who par- SMARTER than you think ticipates in the Lifting Up Camden Youth (LUCY) afterschool program run by the St. and Joseph’s Foundation in Camden. Christina TWICE as BEAUTIFUL as you’d ever IMAGINED! resides in Pennsauken with her parents, brother who is two years younger, and her We have a large selection of books for you!! five-year-old sister and with another baby If God Loves Me, Why Can’t I Get My Locker Open? due this summer. She is attended Paul VI High School on the Montini and Domenica Wake Up and Smell the Pizza Community Scholarship Awards and gradu- C.S. Lewis - The Space Trilogy ated with first honors, a GPA above 4.0 and ranked 29th in a class of 286. In the fall she Instant Messages for God will attend St. Joseph’s University as a first Gospel According to Peanuts generation college student and third grand- Sticking Up For What You Believe child to attend college in her large family. Her goal is to double major in Education and and Math so that she can be a high school math many graphic novels and devotional books. teacher and to give back in the communities and programs that enabled her to achieve the ******************* dream of a college education and excellenceWe would like to thank all of those who do- in academics. Congratulations and God bless Christina! nated books. Please keep them coming. ~ The Library Ladies Messenger Helpers: Thanks to: WHERE IN THE UNITED STATES IS Jane Evans, Dottie Powell, Lynn Boyle, PASTOR ZSCHECH? Janice Bellenghi, Laura Oakes, Janie Braccio, Mary Jo DeCoursey, MillieGo to www.oursaviorhaddonfield.org. Find the “Leadership” King, Kate Roberts, Marianne Aponte,Tab under the picture and click on “Pastor’s Travels”. He will Caryl Wallace and Deb Hartigan forbe posting a blog to this site while he is on sabbatical. Take a helping to assemble the Messenger.minute every day day (or there about) to check to see wherepastor is and what he has learned thus far. Oh, he also has a Office Assistants: Jane Evans, Ar-traveling companion, Flat Marvin. lene Stolarick, Laura Oakes, Millie July/August, 2016 Messenger page 10 King, and Janice Bellenghi

July/August, 2016 Parish Messenger Page 11 Help Wanted Attention Seniors!Fellowship Chair: Senior Game Day NEXT DATE IS: Are you a good Party Planner? Do you like bringing people together to have fun? Tuesday, Sept.27, at 12:30PM Do you have a few spare hours a month? ~ Bingo, Pinochle, Bridge ~ Do you like serving the Lord and sharing your faith with oth- Come out and Have Fun! er? Are you looking for a way to become more involved in the Food and drinks (soda) served RSVP: Peg Hartmann - 856-783-7004 ministry of Our Savior?Then do we have a job for you! You won’t be doing this alone!Lots of members feel the same way and are willing to help butjust can’t take on the chair position. Please prayerfully considerbeing the leader of this great ministry. We need you! Contact:[email protected] or call the church office. 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] 651-285-0301Luanne Fogelson Treasurer [email protected] 856-486-1583 [email protected] 856-429-8914Dan Cook Financial Secretary [email protected] 856-354-5004 [email protected] 856-795-5753Laurie Eason Secretary [email protected] 856-429-8914Brian Bell 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] 609-605-1215 [email protected] 609-238-6527Nancy Frazier OutreachBetsy Kuehn Social Ministry [email protected] 856-952-5545 [email protected] 856-427-6595Glenn Martin Church Property [email protected] 856-795-0653 [email protected] 609-471-0069Laura Oakes Congregation Resources [email protected] 856-428-4709 [email protected] 856-795-3911Amal Spence 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 PresidentPaul Knauer Financial SecretaryBob Mirabello Recording SecretaryJack BerriganKarin LaBargeJohn LaughlinBobbi NewshamLuanne Fogelso 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 404-931-2317Pauline Worusski Organist [email protected] 404-931-2317Jaime Frazier Cherub Choir Director [email protected] 856-983-4597Shirley Clinkscales Youth Coordinator [email protected] 856-365-5392Don Richards Nursery Attendant 856-365-5392 856-577-1149Eva Shaw Custodian/Sexton [email protected] 856-428-9434 Altar Guild [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. 164July/August, 2016 Messenger Time Sensitive Material Enclosed - Mailed June 23, 2016Address Service RequestedJim Ewing 8/1 HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Bobbi-Jean Newsham 8/21Donald Webb Sr. 8/1 Jack Fetter 8/22Shannon Foskett 8/2 John DiCrescenzo 8/14 Brendan Newton 8/22Kathy Wright 8/2 Ben Foskett 8/14 Chris Stine 8/22Paul Miller Jr. 8/3 Kayann Laughlin 8/14 Caroline Berger 8/23Stephen Clark 8/4 Sue Lomas 8/14 Harry Ellis 8/23Phoebe Alvarez 8/5 Cynthia Murphy 8/14 JoAnna Howley 8/23Robert LaBarge 8/5 Erin Angstadt 8/15 Kate Morris 8/23Susan Remphrey 8/5 Brendan Foster 8/15 Earle Hicks 8/24Connie Rowell 8/5 Joseph Kiernan 8/15 Jessica Howley 8/24David Reif 8/6 Ryan Angstadt 8/16 Mackenzie O’Connor 8/24Chase Friant 8/7 Hailey Meyer 8/16 Susan Proko 8/24Laura Oakes 8/7 Avery Visconti 8/16 John Rishel 8/24Loren Roscoe 8/7 Dick Wilson 8/16 Sara Bono 8/25George Welker 8/7 Donna Bobo 8/17 Tyler Clarhaut 8/25Paul Clark 8/8 Linda Doherty 8/17 Deborah Hartigan 8/25Jay Mahoney 8/8 Scott Keene 8/18 Peaches Larro 8/25Richard Cattafesta 8/9 Brian Pluymers 8/18 Alison Angelone 8/26Joannie Johnson 8/9 Susan Roeloffs 8/18 Valerie Cain 8/26Patricia Schneider 8/9 Richard Welden 8/18 Marea Adejuwon 8/27Jon Batchelor 8/10 Richard Geest 8/19 Heather Morgan 8/27Kathleen Simpkins 8/10 Robert Williams 8/20 Bruce Warren 8/27Nicholas Runne 8/11 Michael Bare 8/21 Jeff Gross 8/28Norah Doyle 8/12 Dan Cook 8/21 Elizabeth Giambrone 8/29Christopher Knauer 8/12 Rachel Foster 8/21 Linda Powell 8/29Jessica Trout 8/12 Janice Bellenghi 8/30Becky Bogina 8/13 Kimberly Clark 8/30Emma Hodges 8/13 Casey Dickerson 8/31Susan Hugo 8/13 Kimberly Malecka 8/31Daniel McGarry 8/13 Susan Martusus 8/31Luke Bekier 8/14 Donna Rickert 8/31