May 2016 Messenger

MeThsesPaerisnh ger MAY, 2016 NEWSLETTERTHE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR HADDONFIELD, NJ Mother’s Day Includes Youth Sponsored National Day of Prayer Breakfast & Vigil to Pancake Breakfast Be Held May 5Once again the Youth Ministry at Our Savior will be The first Thursday of May has traditionally been the datehosting a Pancake Breakfast on Mother’s Day morning our nation honors as a National Day of Prayer. A Prayer Breakfast hosted by the Haddonfield Council of Church-beginning at 9:00 and ending by 10:15. Moms are es will be held at the First Baptist Church in Haddonfieldinvited to celebrate their special day with a healthy located on Kings Highway beginning at 8:30. Thebreakfast of fruit and pancakes prepared by our junior speaker will focus on im-and senior high youth. There will be an opportunity to migration and refugee ministry in the Unitedprovide a free will offering that will be added to the States. Tickets are $10 andDedicated Youth Ministry Activities Fund to defray available in the church of- fice and can be purchasedthe cost of future youth retreats and trips in the coming on Sundays and during theyear. week in the church office. They can also be pur- chased at the Haddonfield Information Center near Kings Court. Pastor Zschech is purchasing tickets in order to reserve two tables (14 seats) for congregation members to at- tend, which can be paid back to the church even af- ter the event. Please contact Pastor Zschech if you want to reserve your seat at one of the tables. Bible Study on Book of “Exodus” Continues through MayWhether you grew up watching The Ten Commandments at Easter or the ani-mated movie Prince of Egypt, the story of Moses is generally known by Jewsand Christians alike. So even if you missed the first two weeks of the 7-weekstudy of the book of Exodus that began in April you can join in any week inMay to be a part of the discussion. Join Pastor Wayne on either Mondaynights from 7:30-9:00 OR Wednesday mornings from 9:30-11:00 for thestudy that continues into the first week of June. 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.

“From Conflict to Communion: A Reunion Story?” By Pastor Wayne ZschechFor some people summer time is a time for reunions. Aunts and uncles, first and second cousins and even thosewho are once or twice removed gather to reconnect and share the family history of generations past and maybe cre-ate some new experiences for future generations to share in the decades to come. They’re often easy to spot in theirmatching reunion shirts proudly proclaiming the family name. And despite whatever the activities that may be sched-uled there is always a meal that is shared as family. Sound like a reunion you’ve been to?The Church is a family too. And in 2017 there is going to be a reunion of sorts not only for the church family of TheEvangelical Lutheran Church of Our Savior, but also among Roman Catholics and those Christian denominationsborn out of the Reformation. Beginning this October, our congregation will begin a yearlong celebration of OurSavior’s 90 years of ministry with a variety of events, new ministry initiatives, and special projects to celebrate theanniversary. Additionally, we will participate in the global Lutheran-Catholic Common Celebration of the Refor-mation in 2017 that will include a study of the book From Conflict to Communion in the fall led by me with the hopethat our discussion might also include our neighbors and brothers and sisters in Christ at Christ the King RomanCatholic Church down the street. Copies are available for free on the ELCA website by clicking on the Ecumenicaland Interfaith Relations link at the bottom of the homepage or clicking this link http://www.elca.org/Faith/Ecumenical-and-Inter-Religious-Relations. (You might also check out the other resources on the page such as Decla-ration On the Way, which is a short comprehensive summary of 50 years of Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue, or EngagingOthers Knowing Ourselves, which is a great resource for congregations seeking to develop relationships and work withpeople of other faiths).Sometimes at reunions the family “skeletons” come out of the closet. Stories are told as to why one branch of thefamily tree no longer is seated around the table. In From Conflict to Communion the Lutherans and Catholics who col-laborated to create the book take great care in telling the story of the Reformation from both sides of the table withlove and respect. It tells the Reformation history differently, without the emotional baggage each side used to tell itup until a few generations ago. I like to think of it as a story that will one day lead to a reunion of sorts when we willall be able to gather at the Table of our Lord for a meal, all of us wearing (metaphorically) our baptismal garmentslike the reunion shirts of summer and celebrating our all being one in the family of God, brothers and sisters inChrist. And I believe it will begin with us knowing our story, a story that is 500 years old that began in conflict but isheading toward communion.There’s a reunion coming in 2017, both locally and globally. I hope you will plan to attend and participate in the op-portunities to celebrate the ministry we do as Lutherans at Our Savior as well as members of the family of God,joined to Christ and adopted as God’s children in the waters of Baptism. Until then I invite you to brush up on thefamily history by reading From Conflict to Communion this summer and join in the study of it this fall. See you on Sun-day! WEEKLY FLOWER MEMORIALSIn Memory of (First & Last Name):______________________________________________________________In Honor of (First & Last Name):________________________________________________________________Relationship of donor to memorialized one (s):______________________________________________________Month & Date you would like memorial to appear: __________________________________________________Repeat Yearly: ______ One Time Only:__________Cost $20.00Please make checks payable to LCOS Altar GuildPlease place in the Altar Guild mailbox located in Parish HallNew Pantry CoordinatorWelcome Lynn Block, our new Pantry Coordinator and new member. The pantry isalways in need of stockers, packers and deliverers. If you can help please contactLynn: 856-858-1460, [email protected] May, 2016 Messenger page 2

May, 2016 Parish Messenger Page 3 2017 Save The Date 90th Anniversary of LCOS! 500th Anniversary of the Reformation! September 11, 2016Celebrate these two great anniversaries. Join theSteering Committee or help plan a single event, Rally Dayactivity, project. Contact Pastor Wayne (856-429 ...will be our next-5122) or Bobbi Newsham (609-828-5244) orLaura Oakes (856-429-6009) to get involved! Unity Sunday! Details in the JuneJoin Congregational Resources Committee MessengerThe Congregational Resources Committee gathersfinancial and human resources to support the minis- 10 to Affirm Baptism attries at LCOS. Our major responsibility is to conduct Confirmation, May 23the stewardship campaign each fall to ask membersfor pledges so that the financial officers can plan the at 10:30 Worshipbudget for the coming year. We meet once a month,9-10 months each year, for 45 minutes to an hour. After two years of catechetical faith formation ten youth from the congregation will affirmThrough the year we keep their baptismal faith in the rite of confirmation.the congregation in- After a brief reception in the narthex at 9:15formed about giving and and a class photo in the sanctuary the youth willspending with updates in process into worship with the other worshipthe Sunday worship bulle- leaders. They will profess their faith using thetins and in The Messenger. words of the Apostles’ Creed. They will affirm their ongoing participation in the work and lifeFor each of the last two of the Church with the help and guidance ofyears as part of the stew- God. Moreover, we will offer our affirmation ofardship campaign, we the same to them as well as to God.have compiled a booklet As our Confirmands prepare for their big dayfor members to share on May 23, they have participated in a Poconotheir faith. One was a collection of stories about God retreat two days in April, reviewing the promis-working in individuals’ lives, and one was a collection es they will make during the rite. Pastor Wayneof prayers. This year we will ask members of the con- asks you keep these youth in your prayers asgregation to tell their stories about why they joined well. God bless Aiden Bell, Nicholas Brandi-LCOS. nelli, Amanda DeMichelle, Kerry Dietrich, Brett Hintz, Abby Leverick, Alexander Pie- trangelo, Haley Qualls, Ava Remphrey, and Carly Shaw as they approach this momentous step in their lifelong journey of faith.We also do the mailings for the stewardship cam-paigns and the individual giving statements.We would like to have a few more people join thecommittee. If you would like to help with any ofthese efforts, contact Laura Oakes [email protected] or 856-429-6009.

MAY 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. Volunteers are needed to provide a meal on the following Tuesdays in2016: July 5, 26; August 2, 16, 23, 30; November 29; and December 6, 13. Drivers are always needed to deliver thesemeals as well.PANTRY NEEDS: Help is needed packing and delivering for our Pantry families. Ongoing help is needed to keepthe pantry shelves stocked. Check sign in sheet outside the Pantry in Parish Hall. Cash donations are also welcome.The most needed items include paper products (as they are not covered by food stamps), instant rice, beans, cereals(especially Raisin Bran, Cheerios, Cornflakes), macaroni & cheese, pop tarts, cereal bars, tuna (not albacore), cannedfruit, juice, pancake mix, syrup, peanut butter and jelly, and snack items (cookies, crackers, etc). The Pantry is also inneed of paper bags for use when packing for the families.PANTRY COORDINATOR: Lynn Block has agreed to serve as Pantry Coordinator. Thank you Lynn !!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 Mother’s Day gifts.DEODORANT & SOCKS COLLECTION FOR CARING HEARTS: LCOS Social Ministry Committee spon-sored a deodorant and socks collection for Caring Hearts Ministries, an organization that helps children and their fam-ilies that are affected by AIDS. On Friday April 1, 2016, Caring Hearts hosted the Spring Fling/Easter Give-A-Way,which includes a healthy meal, party, and needed items for these children and their families. Thank you to all for yourdonations.PACK-A-SACKS FOR IHOC: The Social Ministry Committee will be collecting school supplies for IHOC(Interfaith Homeless Outreach Council) this summer, to be distributed to homeless children in South Jersey. Shop-ping backpacks will be available May 15th, they are due back August 24th. Contact Stacey Shaw 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. Upcoming meeting dates are 5/3/16, and 6/7/16. Congregational Support - January - March 2016Year Average YTD Attendance Total General Fund Offerings2014 168 $ 87,3012015 174 $ 88,2402016 214 $ 97,562 Thank you for your generous support! May, 2016 Messenger page 4



2016 Coffee Hour ScheduleMay 1 - Outreach & Fellowship Committees, GreetersMay 8 - NO COFFEE HOUR ( MOTHER’S DAY PANCAKE BREAKFAST )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 are in-side of the cabinet door above the sink at the “Hydration Sta-tion”. Extra supplies may be found in the cabinet in the li-brary. Please feel free to make a pot of coffee while you arewaiting for your choir children. American Legion Post 38 Haddonfield presents The 2nd Annual Veterans Haven 5K Run and 1 Mile Walk on Sunday May 22, 2016Cooper River Park, Pennsauken, NJNorth Park DriveRegistration: 8:00 AM - Start 9:00 AMRace Day Registration available at Jack Curtis Stadium trackThe proceeds of this event will give financial support for VeteransHaven in Winslow, NJ a transitional facility for homeless/unemployed veter-ans..Pre-Registration fee postmarked by May 13: $25 per runner/walker,May 14 until race day: $30 per runner/walkerOnline Registration Available thru May 18 at:https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Pennsauken/VeteransHaven5KRunand1MileWalkAwards for top 3 finishers in 8 different age categories.*Early Bird Packet Pick-Up/Sign up - May 21 at the Running Co. ofHaddonfield - 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMNeed more information? Contact - Jon Batchelor 856-428-1476 May, 2016 Messenger page 6

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!!Vacation Bible School is preparing for a fun filled adventure thissummer and we NEED ADULT AND YOUTH VOLUN-TEERS!!! This year’s VBS will be held between July 25ththrough the 29th and will be loads of fun for both children andadults! Volunteers are needed to lead activity stations and super-vise activities between 8:45am and 12:00pm. Please contact SaraNemeth ([email protected]) or Stephanie Visconti([email protected]) if you are interested in joining usthis summer! The Action Bible: A Great Tool for Planting Seeds of FaithThis was posted on Facebook by Leah, Matt Wolf’s cousin, whose son Ethan has brain cancer.A share today about a book has made a huge impact in our family. Years ago, The Action Bi-ble made the Word of God come alive for Ethan. The illustrations are beautiful and compel-ling. Who knew what a gift it would become? Ethan asks me to read aloud from it every day,often during times when he is not well and is in pain. Because he has read it so many times,Ethan can close his eyes and rest while the illustrations roll through his mind's eye. I think of-ten about the beautiful grace with which Ethan has handled this terrible trial, and I know it isin no small part because the Word of God is alive within him... Life can be so busy with chil-dren. At times there seem to be more priorities than the day is long. If I didn't know before, Icertainly know now: We will never regret making the time to plant seeds of faith in the chil-dren God entrusted to us. ♡Connie and Matt Wolf have donated The Action Bible (recommended for ages 9-12) to the LCOS Library.Stop by the LCOS library to check out The Action Bible (recommended for ages 9-12).We have several other Children’s Bibles as well as a variety of Bible Stories for children in book and DVD form.Inside a seed, faith and grace will grow abundantly …. Read, listen, share.Come in, come in and take some out and plant a seed in your children’s lives. ~ The Library Ladies

MY FATHER’S HOUSE NEEDS YOU ! To provide a nourishing meal for 14 clients. The following 9 Tuesdays are still available for you to put your faith into action: July 5, July 26, August 2, August 16, August 23, August 30, Nov 29, Dec 6, Dec 13.Reimbursement for your cost is available. PLEASE help by contacting Ruth Friant, [email protected], 856-429-8018 Feed My Starving ChildrenCome celebrate the success of the Feed My Starving Children mobile packing event. If you participated on April 8 &9 by packing meals, greeting, registration, set-up/cleanup or through fundraising or financial support, you know howexciting and satisfying the event was. Here’s an opportunity to keep the momentum going. A meeting to brainstormhow the Haddonfield Council of Churches can move forward in its support of FMSC will be held on Sunday, May 1,7:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. We will be announcing final tallies of food packed and financial donations col-lected so far. FMSC needs people representing all of Haddonfield’s churches as well as any individuals who wish tobecome more involved. Hope to see you on May 1. Around the World With Cherub Choir This year, our Cherub Choir has been \"flying\" around the world as we learned a song from a different country each month! Each rehearsal would start with our Cherub Choir trav- el song before we'd fly to our country of the month. We have now visited Benin, where we learned Peace Be With You, Bolivia, where we learned Let's Walk Together, and for Advent and Christmas we were off to England where we learned Away In A Manger. A big hit was Swaziland where we sang We Will Walk With God. We also flew to Nigeria to learn Come O Holy Spirit Come. Recently, we \"landed\" back at home in the United States with This Little Light of Mine. Our last song, Lord, Listen to YourChildren Praying, is actually directly from New Jersey! The composer, Ken Medema, was leading a New Jersey youthgroup and while praying for a young man who was in the hospital came up with this song. The picture shows our trav-el map from this year and the flags of some of the countries we visited. Thank you for traveling around the world withus this season - we hoped that our songs brought you joy and inspiration! GERANIUMS FOR VETERANSThis year the Sunday before Memorial Day is May 29th. The Altar Guild will be adorning the church with Red Gerani-ums. If you would like to donate a geranium in memory or in honor of a veteran or active duty personal in our armedforces, please fill out the form below and enclose a check for $10.00, made payable to “LCOS Altar Guild”. Pleasemail the form to the church or place it in the Altar Guild mailbox by May 15th. If you put in a memorial please pick upa flower after the service.Name of Person(s) giving Memorial:_________________________________________________In Memory of:__________________________________________________________________Branch of Service:_______________________________________________________________In Honor of:___________________________________________________________________Branch of Service:_______________________________________________________________Relationship of Donor to Memorialized one(s):_________________________________________May, 2016 Messenger Page 8

May, 2016 Page 9New Jersey Synod Assembly Returns May Worship Leaders to Ocean Place Resort May 5-6 Altar Guild: Betsy Kuehn, Cheryl CookThe New Jersey Synod will again be holding its Communion Assistants: 8-Janice Bellenghiannual Synod Assembly at the Ocean Place Re-sort and Spa in Long Branch beginning Friday 10:30-Sandy DeDonatisMay 5 with a special session on “Dismantling Counters: Paul Knauer, Roland & Joan HeiligRacism” as one of the main components of theday’s events before concluding business on Sat- Connie Wolfurday, May 6. Joining Pastor Wayne Zschech as Ushers: 8-Chuck & Tracey Hobbs (Jim & Jane Evans - May 15)voting members to Assembly will be veteranNancy Frazier and another voting member of 10:30-Peaches & Carol Larrothe congregation yet to be determined. Please May 1keep them in your prayers as they discern theSpirit’s movement at Assembly with respect to Coffee Hour: Outreach & Fellowship Committees, Greetersvarious ministry resolutions and memorials as Readers: 8- Kristine Pensabene 10:30- Suzanne Trevenawell as celebration of ministry in our synod. Greeters: 8- Jim & Jane Evans 10:30- Lindsay Mauritzen, Julia KiewelThe flowers that adorn the Altar each week are Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Peter & Alyssa Montigiven in memory of someone who has passed 10:30- Reese & Haley Qualls, Aiden & Ava Spenceor in honor of a birthday, wedding, baptism, May 8anniversary or special event. They cost is $ Coffee Hour: No Coffee Hour20.00 and the money is used by the altar guild Readers: 8- Rebecca Potterfield 10:30- Sarah Eckertto pay not only for the flowers, but for thewine, communion wafers, baptismal candles Greeters: 8- Sandy DeDonatis 10:30- Kate & Wayne Robertsand napkins, oil for the candles, and pew cards. Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Jonathan & Luke Baxter,If you would like to give a flower memorial Riley Needham 10:30-Paul Granau, Andrew Shah,please fill out the form and return it to the Amanda DeMichele, Kate Morrischurch office or place it in the altar guild mail- May 15box in parish hall. If you would like the memo- Coffee Hour: Adult Bell & Vocal Choirsrial to continue year after year please check off Readers: 8- Janice Bellenghi 10:30- Peaches Larrocontinuous, if you would like to have it appear Greeters: 8- Jim & Nancy Frazieronly one time please check off one time only. If 10:30- Sandy DeDonatis, Deb Hartiganyou have questions please contact Stacey Shaw Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Andrew, Gabby &856-310-0045. Alexander Pietrangelo 10:30-Kathleen Pensabene, Hannah & Tyler Stauss, Seba Miller, Logan Sehdev May 22 Coffee Hour: No Coffee Hour Readers: 8- Daniel Picker 10:30- Betsy Kuehn Greeters: 8- Laura Oakes 10:30- Paul Knauer, Lorraine Miano Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Aiden Bell, Abbey Leverick, Carly Shaw 10:30- Tanner & Olivia Roncace, Daniel Cook, Ava Cottone May 29 Coffee Hour: Ushers, Counters Readers: 8- Bill Wilson 10:30- Walt Haswell Greeters: 8- Peg Hartmann 10:30- Gary Visconti, Connie Wolf Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Jacob & JoAnna Howley 10:30- Kayla Rodriguez, Luke Riley, Brett Hintz, Luke Fabian, Kerry Dietrich

ONLINE GIVING AND CREDIT AND To all the kind people at the Lutheran DEBIT CARD PROCESSING Church of Our Savior,Giving online is easy and allows you to set up automatic recur- Thanks very much to everyone whoring contributions and view your complete online giving history contributes to the Food Pantry and especiallyfrom anywhere you have access to the Internet. Contributions for the very thoughtful (and helpful!!!) giftcan be debited automatically from your checking or savings ac- card and lovely Easter card.count or processed using your credit or debit card. Our elec-tronic giving program offers convenience for you and much- Sincerely,needed donation consistency for our congregation. Elizabeth Turner Simply follow these easy steps: To the Altar Guild and all who help deliver 1. Visit the church website at Easter lilies, oursaviorhaddonfield.org 2. Click on GIVE at the top of the page Thank you so much for remembering 3. On the next screen click on SIMPLY GIVING me this Easter as you have so kindly done all 4. Click on the Create Profile button these many years. The lilies are truly beautiful 5. Follow the onscreen instructions to create an and I can observe them as the remaining online profile and to schedule your recurring buds gently open up. contributions. Sincerely, Norma Slemmer WHAT'S YOUR STORY PACK A BACK-Over the next several months, the Congregational Resources PACKCommittee will be asking members to share their stories regard-ing their journey in finding their way to The Evangelical Luther- The Social Ministry Com-an Church of Our Savior. We will compile these to prepare a mittee is once again col-booklet to be distributed in the autumn as a \"kick-off\" of the du- lecting school supplies foral 2017 anniversary celebrations of LCOS’s 90th and the Refor- IHOC (Interfaith Home-mation's 500th. Look for details to follow in future weekly bulle- less Outreach Council) sotins. please don’t throw out your unused supplies-donate them. Last year Pantry Committee: Thanks to all who donate to our we were able to fill over 100 backpacks through your generous donations, we hope pantry with a special mention to our seniors for their generos- to exceed that amount this year. Please pick ity. We are most appreciative of the help of our volunteer up a shopping backpack on May 15th and stockers, packers, and deliverers: Lynn Block, Marianne return it to the church by August 21st. You Aponte, Millie King, Teresa Vitale, Steve & Debbie Cain, do not need to buy everything on the list any Pat Reiter, The Gensels, Pat & Danielle Deery, The donations will be excepted. There will also Ryans, Beth Hill, Eva Shaw and Sandy DeDonatis. be envelopes available if you would like to give a monetary donation. Thank you in ad- Messenger Helpers: Thanks to: Jane Evans, Dottie vance for your support. Any questions please contact Stacey Shaw 856-310-0045. Powell, Lynn Boyle, Janice Bellenghi, Laura Oakes, Janie Braccio, Mary Jo DeCoursey, Millie King, Kate Roberts, Marianne Aponte, Caryl Wallace and Deb Har- tigan for helping to assemble the Messenger. Office Assistants: Jane Evans, Arlene Stolarick, Laura Oakes, Millie King, and Janice Bellenghi

May, 2016 Parish Messenger Page 11 Help Wanted Attention Seniors!Share Your Care Team: Become a Senior Game Day NEXT DATE IS:part of this new ministry! Let peopleknow how much we truly miss their pres- Tuesday, May 24, at 12:30PMence in the life of the congregation. ~ Bingo, Pinochle, Bridge ~Check the box on the Sunday Communi-cation Card, e-mail or call Pastor for Come out and Have Fun!more information or to sign up. Food and drinks (soda) served RSVP: Laurie Eason 856-429-8914 Pantry, Stockers, Packers and Deliverers needed weekly! Families are encouraged to join in this much needed service. Please contact Lynn Block for more information or sign up in the Parish Hall outside of the pantry: 856-858- 1460 or [email protected] 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 memberThe Rev. Wayne Zschech, D. Min STAFF AND VOLUNTEER LEADERSSandy DeDonatis Pastor [email protected] 856-429-7851Cyndi Garcia Parish Administrator [email protected] 856-429-5122Austen Wilson Bookkeeper [email protected] 609-505-4038Pauline Worusski Director of Music [email protected] 719-684-4205Pauline Worusski 404-931-2317Jaime Frazier Organist [email protected] 404-931-2317Shirley Clinkscales Cherub Choir Director [email protected] 856-983-4597Don Richards Youth Coordinator [email protected] 856-365-5392Eva Shaw Nursery Attendant 856-365-5392 856-577-1149 Custodian/Sexton [email protected] 856-428-9434 Altar Guild [email protected]

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