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MeThsesPaerisnh ger JUNE 2017 NEWSLETTER THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR HADDONFIELD, NJ 14 TO AFFIRM BAPTISM AT CONFIRMATION, JUNE 4 AT 10:30 WORSHIP After two years of catechetical faith formation, fourteen youth from the congre- gation will affirm their baptismal faith in the rite of confirmation. After a brief reception in the narthex at 9:30 and a class photo in the sanctuary, the youth will process into worship with the other worship leaders. They will profess their faith using the words of the Apostles’ Creed. They will affirm their ongoing participa- tion in the work and life of the Church with the help and guidance of God. Moreover, we will offer our affirmation of the same to them as well as to God. As our Confirmands prepare for their big day on June 4 they have participated in a Pocono retreat two days in May, reviewing the promises they will make dur- ing the rite. Pastor Wayne asks you to keep these youth in your prayers. God bless Daniel Cook, Ava Cottone, Sophia Howard, Hailey Melcher, Sebas- tian Miller, Kate Morris, Luke Riley, Isabel Sandone, Logan Sehdev, Ava Spence, Emma Warren, and Grayson Wright as they approach this momen- tous step in their lifelong journey of faith.Communion will be by intinction, due to the size of the Confirmation class so that we can try to end theworship as close to 11:30 as possible.HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR BLESSING JUNE 18 AT 10:30 WORSHIPOnce again The Lutheran Church of Our Savior will be blessing our graduat-ing high school seniors and acknowledging their parents at the 10:30 worshipon June 18. During this deeply meaningful and emotional service parents arethanked and acknowledged for keeping the promises they made at theirchild’s baptism being raised in the Christian faith. Graduating seniors affirmthe promises they made at their confirmation and together parents and childcome forward for the blessing ceremony. The young men and women arepresented with an afghan that has the Serenity Prayer on it as a gift from thecongregation made possible through gifts to the Memorial Gift and Endow-ment Funds, before receiving a blessing from their parents and then offeringone in return. Please keep the following graduating seniors who will be in at-tendance, and their parents, in your prayers as they step out into the world asyoung adult Christians. Eric DiCrescenzo, Sarah Donch, Jacob Howley,Laura Howley, Daniel McGarry, Kathleen Pensabene, BrandonQuanci, Savannah Remphrey, Laura Schaffner, Caitlin Schlight, andMatthew Vitale. 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

“GRADUATION AND CONFIRMATION; MILESTONES ON THE JOURNEY OF LIFE AND FAITH” By Pastor Wayne Zschech On the three-hour drive back from Washington D.C. following our daughter, Brie’s, college gradua- tion from The Catholic University of America, I had a lot of time to reflect on the weekend’s com- mencement events. Honor’s Convocation, Baccalaureate, Commencement and Diploma Ceremonywere all designed to celebrate the culmination of the graduating seniors’ hard work over the last four years. It’s going tobe a long time until the smiles will be able to fade from Kate and my faces over the joy we experienced and shared withnot only our daughter, but so many of her close friends and roommates since 2013 when she first walked on campus.Yet, while graduation is certainly a time for celebration it is not the culmination of one’s life efforts. It is rather a launch-ing pad for using the knowledge and reason honed in college to be used in a career that benefits the community in whichwe live. Rather than a finish line it is more like a mile marker along the journey of our lives. We would never imaginesaying after receiving our diploma, be it college or high school, and saying, “Well, I’ve got my degree. Now I can sit backand do nothing.” No! Instead we integrate what we’ve learned with our own God-given passions to be involved in mak-ing our communities a better place to live and, in doing so, enable us to live a meaningful and purposeful life as well.In the same way one’s Confirmation, or Affirmation of Baptism, is a launching pad for using the knowledge and reasonhoned in study of the Bible and Small Catechism to better enable one to live out the promises made during the rite; tolive among God’s faithful people, hear God’s word and share in his supper, proclaim the gospel (good news) of JesusChrist in word and deed, serve the needs of others following the example of Jesus, and strive for justice and peace in allthe world. Confirmation is not the finish line of one’s faith formation and enrichment. It is a major mile marker alongone’s journey of faith that launches you into a life of ambassadorship of God’s Kingdom (God’s way of life) in the worldin which you live, work, and play. And anyone who thinks they’ve learned all they need to know and understand when itcomes to integrating one’s understanding of faith with that world by the age of 14 is very naïve! It is a life-long processof revelation and discovery, and I pray all those who affirm their Baptism recognize this truth throughout their lives.How do you view your confirmation? Was it the end of your faith formation, or a milestone in a life-long journey of dis-covery and integration of faith and life? How are you doing with keeping the promises you made in your Affirmation ofBaptism, be it at Confirmation or when you formally joined the congregation as an active voting member? Is there anarea you need guidance or encouragement? These are the questions I hope you continue to struggle to discern through-out your life and I hope you might consider how I might assist you in answering them if possible. Until then I pray youhave many blessings in this month of graduation and confirmation celebrations and the joy that comes with them andanticipation of what lies ahead in our young people’s lives. BIBLE DISCUSSION ON BOOK OF “ISAIAH” CONTINUES THROUGH MID-JUNE Join Pastor Wayne and other intrigued Christians on either Monday nights from 7:30- 9:00 OR Wednesday mornings from 9:30-11:00 for our continued study and discus- sion of the prophet Isaiah and what he shared with God’s people before, during, and near the end of the Israelites captivity and how it still speaks to us today. Prior partici- pation in the discussion is not required and each session is designed to be inde- pendently educational and beneficial in one’s walk of faith. So even if you haven’t beenthere from the beginning, join us as we continue the discussion of Isaiah as it continues into the third week of June.Want to make the discussions more interesting? Bring a Jewish friend to add his or her perspective of the same readingsand stories.June 2017 Messenger Page 2

June 2017 Parish Messenger Page 3 LIBRARY PANTRY VOLUNTEERS THROUGH JUNE Do you like to read in- spirational stories? Thank you to our May Volunteers: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie We have some great ones Cain, Gerry Murphy, Lynn Block, Millie King, Jill & in our Jake Heilman, Gary Visconti, Rob Tavella Fiction and Biography Week of June 4: Jill & Jake Heilman, Juhan Runne sections. Week of June 11: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie Come in and check out Cain, Gerry Murphy our selection. Week of June 18: Gary Visconti, Rob Tavella Week of June 25:Marianne Aponte, Steve & The Library Ladies Debbie Cain, Gerry Murphy Week of July 2: Lynn Block Week of July 9: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie Cain, Gerry Murphy Week of July 16: ____________________________ Week of July 23: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie Cain, Gerry Murphy Week of July 30: ____________________________ YARD SALE FOR LCOS YOUTH TRIP TO Pantry Update: During the first 4 months of 2017 we GOLDSBORO, NC were able to support 11 families with 216 bags of gro- ceries. We served 12 Adults, 4 Teens and 8 children. FOR HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Thank you for your generous donations. A special thank you to our dedicated Packers and Delivery Vol-Who: Anyone and Everyone unteers: Marianne Aponte, Gerry Murphy, Deb & Ste-What: Yard Sale ve Cain, Millie King, Peg Out, Eva Shaw, Stacy Shaw,Where: Lutheran Church of Our Savior Danelle & Patrick Deery, Jill & Jacob Heilman, LynnWhen: June 3rd @ 8:00AM Block, Juhan Ruune, Bill, Alissa, Abigail & Erin Ryan.Looking to get rid of some furniture, clothes, or some Thx Lynnvintage collector items? Come out to our last mission And thank you for your support of this vital ministry!trip fundraiser. All the proceeds will be going to Habi- Please contact Lynn Block, Pantry Coordinator if youtat for Humanity. We will begin collecting any item have any questions, recommendations, or you can fill in the blank spaces: blockstar59@ hotmail.com ordonations starting on May 29th. Please drop them off 609-238-7419at the church, let Jack know if you need help loading/ PANTRY NEEDS : JUNEunloading so we can coordinate any needed help. All donations welcome. Special Needs: toilet paper, bakedThen on Saturday, join us starting at 8:00AM and beans, hamburger/tuna helper, pudding, meals in a can.browse all of our items. As the old saying goes, one 2017 Coffee Hour Scheduleperson’s trash is another person’s treasure! We will June 4 - CONFIRMATION RECEPTIONalso be collecting donations toward our trip that day. June 11 - Outreach & Fellowship Committees, Greeters June 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 shelf for the choir parents who stay and wait for their children after church. The music ministry will make sure that the hydration station is cleaned up.

JUNE 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. All dates have now been filled thru the end of 2017. Drivers are always needed to deliver these meals. PACK-A-SACKS FOR IHOC (Stacey Shaw): The Social Ministry Commit- tee will be collecting school supplies for IHOC (Interfaith Homeless OutreachCouncil) this summer, to be distributed to homeless children in South Jersey. Shopping backpacks will be availableMay 14th, they are due back August 20th. 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: 6/6/17. YOUR OFFERINGS AT WORK SOCIAL MINISTRY COMMITTEEIn April 2017, the Social Ministry Committee sent $1000.00 to support the Haddonfield Community Caseworker.In May 2017, the committee sent budgeted contributions of $500.00 to Lutheran Social Ministries of NJ, and$850.00 to Bridge of Peace Lutheran Church in Camden to support Camden Campership programs. In June, thecommittee plans to send $500.00 to the Auxiliary of Lutheran Crossings in Moorestown. Thank you for your offer-ings which make these contributions possible. JOIN SISTERS~IN~SPIRIT ON JUNE 16TH AT 7 PM TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS IN JUNE! No, this is not a typo-it is such a wonderful holiday that once a year is not enough! Be prepared to sing Christmas carols, enjoy Christmas snacks, and share your favorite Christmas mem- ories. Bring donations for Christmas in July packages to soldiers: Chapstick, sunblock, hard candy, granola bars etc. The festivities will be held at Connie’s house, 310 Portsmouth Rd. Cherry Hill. RSVP to [email protected] or 856-795-2855.Messenger Helpers: Thanks to: The church office is closed on Fri- days but the church is unlocked byJane Evans, Dottie Powell, Lynn Boyle, 8:00 AM.Janice Bellenghi, Laura Oakes, Janie Regular office hours are:Braccio, Millie King, Kate Roberts, Ma- Mon- Thurs. 8:30AM - 5:00 PM. Therianne Aponte, Caryl Wallace and Deb office is open on Sundays from 7:30Hartigan for helping to assemble the Mes- AM - noon.senger. June 2017 Messenger page 4

Our Savior’s Services Hello All, I would like to ask your help with another Mission I amThis is a new section of the Messenger where we will lucky enough to be involved with.highlight services that might assist our congregation. If The Gateway South Poverty Task Force (a Methodistyou have a service that you can provide please e-mail all Outreach) has a division called THE POP UP LIBRARY.information to Sandy; [email protected] We are bringing books to places where libraries don't go. It is a mobile library, smaller than a book mobile larger Chef Dan Tyrell: Did you know that a than a box. professional chef rents our kitchen a cou- We load a bunch of books into our car in crates and set ple of days every week? Check out Chef them out for people to take. It's called a library, but we Dan Tyrell’s website: don't expect the books back. We have been delivering books to folks at feeding pro- www.chefscommissarykitchen.com grams in Camden at the Cathedral Kitchen, behind the Dan offers farm fresh meals delivered to CVS on MLK BLVD on Sunday's when St Johns Churchyour door (Haddonfield only) on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, feeds over 100 people a hot meal, to the VOA on Sun-and Thursdays. When you sign up to receive his e-mails day's on Atlantic Ave, to Food Pantry's from Col-you will see what the choices for dinner are each week. lingswood to Magnolia to Pine Hill to Berlin. This sum-For $35 you receive a hot meal for 4 with an entrée and mer we will have a booth at the Virtua Hospital Farmerssalad. Market every Thursday, we will also tag along with VirtuaWhy not let Dan cook for you tonight! on their mobile farmers market. We are talking to groups in Camden about kids camps this summer.June 2nd is National Gun Vio- We need books. Books for adults, preferably paperbacklence Awareness Day. Gun Vio- novels. And books for children of all ages. (any books inlence is loud. Orange is louder. Spanish would be awesome!!).BE LOUD. WEAR ORANGE Please call or email me for more information. We haveON JUNE 2. WearOrange.org distribution sites in Magnolia, Pine Hill, Haddonfield, Cherry Hill, Camden and Williamstown and of course you Babysitter: Looking for a can drop them off at the Dambly House in Lawnside. babysitter? Call Amanda De I'd love to tell you move. Michele 856-448-1912. Amanda Thank you, is 15 years old and in the 9th Tom Martin (IHOC) grade. She has had a couple of [email protected]’ babysitting experience. She is very good with kids; 856 308 6992reliable, trustworthy, responsible, creative, respectful andcaring. She also dog sits and can do odd jobs. She is VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLusually available on short notice, will respond quickly andalways on time. Please call or text at any time 856-448- Maker Fun Factory sparks1912. imagination!Volunteer Opportunity Guide: Our Newcomer Infor- At VBS this year kids discovermation Binder has a new addition. A Volunteer Oppor- they’re lovingly crafted by God.tunity Guide. Would you like to become more engaged in On this interactive adventure, cu-the ministry at LCOS? I bet there are opportunities that rious kids become hands-on inventors and experience Godyou didn’t even know existed! There is something for -the ultimate Maker-in new and wildly creative ways. Theyeveryone of every age. Pick up your copy in the church learn one important Bible point each day through Bibleoffice. adventures, key Bible verses, songs, snacks and hands-on exploration. VBS is July 24-28 from 9:00 AM-noon. For more infor- mation about how you can volunteer to be a part of VBS please contact Jack Broomell, Director of Youth and Fami- ly Ministry: 856-889-1718 or [email protected]. June 2017 Messenger page 5

Vacation Bible SchoolLutheran Church of Our Savior204 Wayne Ave, Haddonfield, NJ 08033 (856)-429-5122Camper Name:________________________________ Thank you for joining us forAge:________ Grade: _______ Boy/Girl:___________ LCOS’s 2017 VBS! Tuition is $25 Family Cap is $60Parent/Guardian Name: _________________________ Date: 7/25-7/29Email Address:________________________________ Time: 9 – NoonParent/Guardian contact (___)___-________________Home Address: _________________________________ Camper Performance: 7/28 @ 6:00Emergency Contact Name: ______________________Relationship to Camper:_________________________ Daily Activities:Emergency Contact: (___)____-___________________ - Crafts - GamesAlternate Pickup Name: _________________________ - MoviesRelationship to Camper: _________________________ - SongsAlternate Pickup Contact: (___) ____-______________ - Stories - Snack - Campers will conquer challenges with God’s mighty power! Campers are ages 4yr Pre-K through 5th grade.Allergies: ____________________________________ Older students and volunteersMedical Condition: ____________________________ are needed to join us as crewNotes: _______________________________________ members! June 2017 Messenger page 6

FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN BENEFIT BEER TASTING DINNER JUNE 16TH @ 7 PMThe Fellowship Together Committee is sponsoring a Beer Tasting and Dinner gathering on June 16th at from 7-10 PMat Double Nickel Brewing Company, 1585 Route 73, Pennsauken, NJ to raise money for “Feed My Starving Chil-dren”. The event will include: A four beer tasting flight Dinner An open bar A 50-50 drawing Good conversation For a good cause!All of this for just $50/person and, all proceeds after expenses will go directly to the “Feed My Starving Children”campaign. Remember 25 cents buys a starving child a meal. Please contact Kate Zschech at [email protected] toreserve your seats. THANKS TO ALL WHO DONATED TO THE MOTHER’S DAY FOOD PANTRY COLLECTION! With your help we are filling the Pantry for the summer months. Donations* were made in honor of the following: Kristine Monsen Høylandskjaer, grandmother Florence Monsen, mother Dorothy Gulick Cassie Katie Liss, grandmother Martha Ruth Bare Edmunda & Antonia Grace Graef & Margaret Bellenghi Patti Hughes Johnson Helen Pietrangelo Carla Hughes Mildred Urick, mother of Millie King Thank you for your continuing support of the Food Pantry! *These are the donations as of May 10th. See June Newsletter for more. To our ELCOS Family, Many thanks for the get-well wishes, prayers and “chicken soup” (both real and vir- tual) during Walt’s stomach surgery and recovery, which has been slow but positive. It’s a struggle fitting in many mini-meals daily. The Easter lilies were a beautiful, pleasant surprise. Peace! Yours in Christ, Connie & Walt Haswell June 2017 Messenger page 7

June 2017 Regular Events SUNDAYS MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS SATURDAYS 10:30 AM Pastors’8:00 AM, 9:15 AM 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM Pericope 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM 8:30 AMand 10:30 AM Bible Study - Parlor Bible Study Room Handyman’s GroupSunday Services 3:30 PM Staff 1129:00AM Coffee MeetingHour 4:00 PM Tai ChiPauline at Songfest the Month of June June 2017 Special EventsSUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 2 3 1 5:00-10:00 PM 8:00 AM Habitat for 9:30 AM Mission Legends Orchestra Humanity Yard Sale Quilts and Chorus at LCOS Rehearsal 1:00 PM Pettersen Last Bell Choir Funeral Rehearsal 9 10 McLaughlin Wedding McLaughlin Wedding4 5 6 7 8 RehearsalPentecost 5:15 AM-8:30 PM 14 17 8:30 AM Lifeline Primary Election 9:30 AM Mission 5:00-10:00 PM9:30 AM Screening Quilts Legends OrchestraConfirmation Reception 7:00 PM Social & Chorus Rehearsal10:00 AM Confirmation Ministry Mtg. Rm 5:30 Bell ChoirPhoto 112 Ringing at 16 Collingswood 5:00-10:00 PM11 12 7:00 PM Manor Legends Orchestra1:00-4:00 PM New Toastmasters 3rd & Chorus RehearsalMember Class floor 15 13 Messenger Deadline 7:00 PM Beer Flag Day Tasting-Double Nickel Brewing Co. 7:00 PM Toastmasters 7:30 PM Church Council18 19 20 21 22 7:00 PM S~I~S 24Father’s 7:00 PM Messenger Mailing Christmas in June-Day June 18 – June 24 Toastmasters 28 Connie Wolf’s 3:30 PM Schmus 26 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM 29 House Wedding9:00 AM Donuts for 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM 12:30 PM Senior Camp Invention 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM 23Dads Coffee Hour Camp Invention Game Day Camp Invention 6:00 Schmus Wedding Rehearsal10:30 AM Senior 27Blessing 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM 5:00-10:00 PMAusten at Workshop Camp Invention Legends Orchestra25 & Chorus RehearsalNo Coffee Hour 30New members receivedSandy Off Guatemala June 25-July 2 Austen Workshop 6-25 to 7-1Jack on Mission Trip to The monthly calendar is subject to change. Please check the weekly calendar posted in the Sunday bulletin. June 2017 Messenger page 8

June 2017 Parish Messenger Page 9 NEWCOMER CLASS & TOUR June Worship Leaders OFFERED JUNE 11; 1:00-4:00 NEWMEMBERS TO BE RECEIVED JUNE 25 Altar Guild: Eva & Stacey Shaw, Donna Mirabello Communion Assistants: 8- Kate Zschech IN WORSHIP 10:30- Spike Riley Counters: Karin LaBarge, Judy Caravelli,Interested in knowing more about the Lutheran Millie King, Deb HartiganChurch of Our Savior’s ministry and how you Ushers: 8- Joe & Peg Hartmanncan be a part of it? There will be a Newcomer 10:30- Bob Mirabello, Millie KingOrientation offered every month on the second June 4Sunday of the month from 1:00-4:00. Each per- Coffee Hour: Confirmation Receptionson/family will receive a Congregation Infor-mation Binder that contains: Readers: 8- Janice Bellenghi 10:30- Dan Cook Greeters: 8- Jim & Nancy Frazier A Pictorial Directory 10:30- Kate & Wayne Rogers A Congregational History overview Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Aiden Bell, Luke Baxter 10:30- Luke Riley, Caitlin Hargrave, Luke Fabian, Max Webb A Time & Talent survey to assist in gettingyou connected to ministry Pantry: Jill & Jake Heilman, Juhan Runne June 11 A Leadership Contact Page Coffee Hour: Outreach & Fellowship Committees, Greeters Membership Form Readers: 8- Laura Oakes 10:30- Curt Bogina Greeters: 8- Lindsay Burtcel Volunteer Opportunities Booklet 10:30- The Miller FamilyThen prepare to learn some new faces andnames in the congregation on June 25! New Acolytes: 8:00- Rob LaBarge, Jacob & JoAnna Howleymembers will be received into the congregation 10:30- Seba Miller, Hailey Melcher, Julia Kiewel, Kate Morrisof Our Savior at the worship service they nor-mally attend with a photo taken of each family Pantry: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie Cain,to help in putting names with faces. Gerry Murphy June 18 LIFE LINE SCREENING, a Coffee Hour: Donuts for Dads (last coffee hour) leading provider of community- Readers: 8- Kristine Monsen 10:30- Lindsay Burtcelbased preventive health screenings, will offertheir affordable, non-invasive and painless Greeters: 8- Peg Hartmannhealth screenings at Lutheran Church of Our 10:30- Nancy & Jim FrazierSavior on 6/5/2017. Five screenings will be Acolytes: 8- Rob LaBarge, Abbey Leverickoffered that scan for potential health problems 10:30- Andrew Shah, Grayson Wright, Zach Clark, Brett Hintzrelated to: blocked arteries which is a leading Pantry: Gary Visconti, Rob Tavellacause of stroke; abdominal aortic aneurysmswhich can lead to a ruptured aorta; hardening June 25of the arteries in the legs which is a strong pre- Readers: 8- Kate Zschech 10:30- Betsy Kuehndictor of heart disease; atrial fibrillation or ir-regular heart beat which is closely tied to stroke Greeters: 8- Jane & Jim Evansrisk; and a bone density screening, for men and 10:30- Peaches & Carol Larrowomen, used to assess the risk of osteoporosis. Acolytes 8- Rob LaBarge, Aiden Bell, Luke BaxterRegister for a Wellness Package which includes 10:30- Reese & Haley Qualls, Paul Gronau4 vascular tests and osteoporosis screening Pantry: Marianne Aponte, Steve & Debbie Cain,from $149 ($139 with our member discount).All five screenings take 60-90 minutes to com- Gerry Murphyplete. In order to register for this event andto receive a $10 discount off any packagepriced above $129, please call 1-888-653-6441 or visit www.lifelinescreening.com/communitycircle

The month of May was one of the more stressful ones but also one of the most suc- cessful and that stems from the Mother’s Day Youth Service and Pancake Breakfast. We had a total of seven different youth and three parents help out with the breakfast; ushering, acolyting, reading and acting in the skit. It was a great Sunday that was able to show off our growing youth program. We also hosted a spectacular Spaghetti Dinner that was well attended by members and non-members of our church as we raised mon- ey for our youth mission trip to North Carolina. As we look ahead we will see that June is pretty light on youth event stuff as we wrapped up youth group for the summer in May. Despite the lack of youth group this summer will still have plenty of options for youth of all ages running through August. June 3rd – Yard Sale @ 9:00 AM June 4th – Confirmation Reception @ 9:30 AM July 8th to 15th – Mission Trip to North Carolina July 16th to 22nd – Delanco Jr High 1 Camp (Entering 7th, 8th and 9th grades) July 23rd to July 27th - Youth Week July 24rd to 28th – VBS July 30th to August 5th – Delanco Teen Camp (Entering 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th grades) August 6th to 12th – Delanco Jr High II Camp (Entering 7th, 8th and 9th grades)The first event this summer will be our last fundraiser for our summer mission trip; Yard Sale. We will start col-lecting items the week of May 28, so please contact Jack about dropping off items for the yard sale. The actual salewill start on Saturday June 3rd at 8:00am at the church. Swing by to pick up some lost treasures and donate to agreat cause! Delanco Camp is a camp that I myself have been involved with for several years with working on staff, attending retreats and spending many hours eating their fantastic food. It is located in Tabernacle, NJ and is a Christian camp that offers week long retreats for different ages each week over the summer. I person- ally will be at the Jr High I camp and Teen Camp as a counselor and teacher. These are great opportunities to get away from the business of life and enjoy a week at camp with friends (and great for parents to have a quiet house for a week!). More information about camps and registration is at Delanco.org along with prices. If prices are an issue please contact Jack at [email protected] as scholarships and dis- counts are available. There is already a $50 discount for first time campers!Lastly, I want to point out a new addition to our VBS week this summer, Youth Week! This week will be jampacked with opportunities for youth to serve and hangout. All youth will be encouraged to volunteer at VBS inthe morning, join us for our after-noon activities such as bowling, golf, and skating, and finish off the night with anight event at the church with games, worship and a message. Registration will be up shortly for both VBS andYouth Week! VBS will run from 9:00 AM to Noon, the afternoon activities will be 1:00pm to 3:00pm and YouthWeek night activity will be from 7:00PM to 9:00PM. Youth Week will run from Sunday July 23rd to Thursday July27th and the day trips will be from Monday to Thursday of that week.Hello all. June 2017 Messenger page 10Miguel Rodriguez is an IHOC graduate living in an apart-ment about a mile away from the Dambly House.He has COPD and needs an air conditioning unit.Two units would be ideal, one for his bedroom and onefor his living room.Would you please call/email me at [email protected] 308 6992 if you have one you can give to him?Thank you so [email protected] Homeless Outreach Council

June 2017 Parish Messenger Page 11 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, June 209:00 AM - 11:30. We are a week- at 12:30PMly men’s fixit group dedicated tokeeping 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. 164June 2017 Messenger Time Sensitive Material Enclosed - May 18, 2017Address Service RequestedNancy Clark 6/1 Lily Gallagher 6/9 Dick Muller 6/18Billy Tessing V 6/1 Caitlin Hargrave 6/9 Erica Doyle 6/19Anthony Buonpastore 6/2 Donald Richards Jr. 6/9 Connor Stine 6/20Sally Cottone 6/2 Lori Giamboy 6/10 Eric Broschard 6/21 Haley QuallsNora Deery 6/2 Betty Giambrone 6/10 Kathryn Dye 6/22Chris Haines 6/2 Mallory Haswell 6/11 Mary Elizabeth Glass 6/23Kathryn Laughlin 6/2 Douglas Olt 6/11 Greg Wright 6/23Michael Speas 6/3 Aaron Demers 6/11 Sandy Graeber 6/24Connie Wolf 6/3 Brooklyn Mirabello 6/12 Michael Fallon Jr. 6/25Caleigh Brown 6/5 Jeff Spence 6/12 Cheryl Hastings 6/26Brandon Quanci 6/5 Ryan Lynch 6/12 Lee Sargent 6/26Haley Dietrich 6/6 Jeanette Leeds 6/13 Catherine Bare 6/27 Claire NewtonLinda Nelson 6/6 Andrew Pietrangelo 6/14 Juhan Runne 6/28Lexi Schaffer 6/6 Cheryl Thornton 6/14 Caralyn Baine 6/29Roni Schaffer 6/6 Taylor Krauss 6/14 Michele DiGirolamo 6/29Karen Koval 6/7 Lorraine Miano 6/14 Gabrielle Habina 6/29Janice Meyer 6/7 Nancy Olsen 6/15 Alianna Miller 6/29Joseph Morgan 6/7 Bill Cowan 6/15 Jacob Roscoe 6/29Erik Rebmann 6/8 Lorraine Schmeck 6/15 Brooke Warren 6/29Jeffrey Rice 6/8 6/16 Julia Kiewel 6/30 Patricia Ilves-CorresselEvelyn Rusie 6/8 6/16 Louise Miller 6/30Daniel Cook 6/9 6/18 Ava Spence 6/30