St. Philip Honors the Class of High School Graduates

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1 the Happenings at St. Philip May 17-18, 2014 Fifth Sunday of Easter Welcome! St. Philip Lutheran Church is a community where all people are welcome, may come to know Jesus Christ, become faithful followers empowered by the Holy Spirit, and are sent with Christ s love into the world. St. Philip Honors the Class of 2014 High School Graduates Jack Anderson Carl Breidenbach Alannah Gates Virginia Hancock Laura Miller Tim Mossbrucker Meagan Murphy Madison Nedved Lance O Hanahan Troy Ogborn Jacinda Whittenburg Trevor Woods Austin Zimblis College Graduates Jason Rand Aimee Thomas Lizzie Herzl Victoria Edington Rachael Smith Emily Silco Jillian Nedved Annie Ahrendson Today in worship we recognize our graduating high school seniors. This is a special time for us as a congregation to acknowledge our youth as they prepare to move forward to a new chapter in their lives. Each of the graduates will receive a blanket from the Ties That Bind team and a Life Lesson CD filled with letters written by their mentors. Photos of the graduates and their plans for the future are displayed in the narthex. Please join us at a reception immediately following the 10:45 service today in the narthex to congratulate the graduates and wish them well Graduates, may God bless you on your journey!

2 WORSHIP Worship Notes - May 18, 2014 INTRODUCTION: As we continue to celebrate the fifty days of Easter, today's gospel includes Jesus' promise that he goes to prepare a place for his followers in his Father's house. Our baptism commissions us to share Jesus' mission in the world. As First Peter reminds us, we are a holy people, called to proclaim the one who called us out of darkness into light. In words and deeds we bear witness to the risen Christ our way, our truth, our life. FIRST READING: Acts 7:55 60 Stephen was one of the seven men chosen by the apostles to serve tables so that the apostles could be free to serve the word (Acts 6:1-6). Stephen does more than distribute food, however. For his preaching of God s word, he becomes the first martyr of the faith. SECOND READING:1 Peter 2:2 10 Christ is the cornerstone of God s saving work and the foundation of our lives. We are God s chosen, holy people who continuously celebrate and declare the mercy of God we experience through Jesus Christ. GOSPEL: John 14:1 14 On the night that he is to be arrested, Jesus shares final words with his disciples. As the one through whom God is known, he promises to go before them and act on their behalf. Please Be Courteous Please silence all electronic devices when in the sanctuary. Thank you. Saturday Evening Worship Servants May 17 May 24 Keyboardist Michael Clough Michael Clough Cantor Beth Clough Beth Clough Altar Guild Mary Austin Laurie Selander Usher TBD TBD Sound Board Jerry Jantz Jerry Jantz Worship Servants for THIS week (05/18) Assisting 8:00 a.m. 10:45 a.m. Janet Wagner Lector Sandi Stevermer Anne Klingman Acolytes Communion Deacons Ushers Cleo Hamm Jacob Hamm Janet DeFur Peter Mielke Monica Auch John Selden Mike Graff John Wall Brady Roswech Anna Zimmerman Teresa Cline Kris Mauler Randy Berner Jim Cimino Al Herzl Prayer Partner Barb Delong Sandra Murphy Greeters Altar Guild Virginia Zimmerman Betty Welch Sound & Slides Steve Rower Ambassadors Marilyn Belford Lisa Edington Diane Michael Mary Hatlestad & Lynn Nourse Children s Bulletins & Participation 2 Free Nursery Childcare The nursery is open during worship services and education hour for infants and young children. Ask an usher to direct you. All of us sharing our gifts in service Children are always welcome at our services! During the service they are encouraged to come forward to the altar for a special children s conversation and then again with their offerings. We also have special bulletins for children - please ask the ushers.

3 GATHERING *Please stand as you are able. May 18, 2014 Fifth Sunday of Easter 8:00am and 10:45am ELW Setting 10 C: Forgive us, O God, and renew us to embrace without fear the new life you have given us in Jesus Christ. Amen. PRELUDE Praise to the Lord (McChesney) Ringing Brass WELCOME & MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENTS CALL TO WORSHIP The musical call to worship begins the service, encouraging us to quietly prepare our hearts and minds to receive the Word of God. *CONFESSION & FORGIVENESS Please stand as you are able and face the baptismal font at the rear of the sanctuary. All may make the sign of the cross, the sign marked at baptism, as the minister begins. P: Blessed be the holy Trinity, one God, the life beyond all death, the joy beyond all sorrow, our everlasting home. C: Amen. P: Rejoicing in Christ s victory over sin and death, let us come before God who calls us to repentance. Silence is kept for reflection. P: God of life, C: By the resurrection of your Son you make everything new. Newness scares us, and we confess to shutting our doors in fear. We have not listened to voices that challenge us. We have resisted the Holy Spirit moving us in new directions. Our hearts are slow to believe your promises. >>>> P: People of God: Christ is alive, and death has lost its power. Through the waters of baptism you have been born anew by the lving word of God. Know that your sins are forgiven in Jesus name and that the Spirit of the risen Christ is alive in you both now and forever. C: Amen. Please turn and face forward for the opening hymn. *OPENING HYMN Red hymnal, ELW #619 I Know that My Redeemer Lives! (verses 1, 2, 4) *GREETING *HYMN OF PRAISE Now All the Vault of Heaven Resounds (Words on screens) *PRAYER OF THE DAY Please be seated. WORD FIRST READING: Acts 7:55-60 SECOND READING: 1 Peter 2:2-10 *GOSPEL ACCLAMATION Celtic Alleluia ELW 174 (Words on screens) *GOSPEL: John 14:1-14 Please be seated. 3

4 CHILDREN S CONVERSATION All children are encouraged to come forward. SERMON - Pastor Brad Solid Rock *HYMN OF THE Day Red hymnal, ELW #389 Christ is Alive! (verses 1, 2, 5) *NICENE CREED *PRAYERS OF INTERCESSION *SHARING OF THE PEACE Please be seated. COMMUNION The communion follows. Please come forward as indicated by the ushers. Grape juice is available in the blue pottery chalices for those who do not wish to drink wine. Gluten-free wafers are also available. All are welcome, for it is the Lord s Table. LAMB OF GOD O Lamb of God (Words on screens) 10:45AM - COMMUNION MUSIC Come to Jesus (Chris Rice) Laura Miller, soloist 4 MEAL PRESENTATION OF TITHES AND GIFTS The offering is received as the Lord s Table is prepared. Children are invited to bring their gifts to the altar. All quarters received will go to the ELCA World Hunger program. OFFERING MUSIC Celebrate With Gladness (Geschke) Ringing Brass *OFFERTORY God, Whose Giving Knows No Ending (Words on screens) *OFFERING PRAYER *GREAT THANKSGIVING *PREFACE *HOLY, HOLY You Are Holy (Words on screens) *WORDS OF INSTITUTION *LORD S PRAYER Please be seated. All of us sharing our gifts in service *COMMUNION HYMNS (as needed) Red hymnal, ELW #491 Come, Let s Eat Red hymnal, ELW #461 All Who Hunger, Gather Gladly Red hymnal, ELW #487 What Feast of Love *POST-COMMUNION BLESSING *POST-COMMUNION CANTICLE Hallelujah, We Sing Your Praises (words on screen) *POST-COMMUNION PRAYER Please be seated. *RECOGNITION & BLESSING OF GRADUATING SENIORS SENDING *BLESSING *SENDING HYMN Red hymnal, ELW #53 Hallelujah, We Sing Your Praises *DISMISSAL POSTLUDE Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee (arr. Wilhelmi)

5 Members of St. Philip: Shirley LeVin, Margaret Rusch, Pam & Andy Kubicek, Ray Peterson, Sue Miller, Carol Doehler, Kay & Cliff Mosier, and Marian Schild. Family Members: Gene Larsen (cousin of Dori Hammer), Connie Mallette (mother of Lisa Edington), Erika Kuenne (daughter of Carl & Rita Kuenne), Lee & Irma Hammer (cousins of Dori Hammer), James Ison (Aileen Doehler s brother-in-law), Louise Carlson (mother of Kirstine Rand), Karen Gardner (daughter of Carole Kessler), the children of Larry & Linda Heesch, Sally Casterline (Nancy Hanson s sister), Steven Paulson (Florence Jackson s son), Renee Chavez (Galinda Knight s mother), Debbie Keeney (Chuck Krieger s daughter), Harriett Hansen (Kirstine Rand s great-aunt), and Cathy Silco (Tom Silco s sister). Friends: Susan Koerner (Carlson family), Christine Lentz (Karen Smith), Emily (Anne Henning), Pat Ferona (Kuenne family), Brian Briggs (former member), John Chapman, John Hoistion (Karen Otto), and Becky Logan (Karen Morin). Prayers for our companion synods and friends in Madagascar. Prayers of remembrance and love for all our homebound members. For all servicemen and women deployed around the world, those suffering with PTSD and those with ties to St. Philip who are currently serving our country. If you have a prayer concern that you wish to have printed in the Happenings, please call the church office at or complete the prayer request section on a Connection Card and place it in the offering plate. Prayer requests will be listed for two weeks unless otherwise requested. Thank you. 5

6 WORSHIP Worship Sources Reprinted from Words for Worship, copyright 2013 Augsburg Fortress. Used by permission. Scripture quotations (except psalms) from the New Revised Standard Version Bible, copyright 1989 Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA. All rights reserved. Used by permission. License #13076W. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A Opening Hymn: ELW #619 I Know My Redeemer Lives! Text: Samuel Medley, , alt. Music: attr. John Hatton, d Hymn of the Day: ELW #389 Christ is Alive! Let Christians Sing Text: Brian A. Wren, b Music: T. Williams, Psalmodica Evangelica, 1789 Text 1975, rev Hope Publishing Company. Sending Hymn: ELW #535 Hallelujah, We Sing Your Praises Text: South African; tr. Freedom is Coming, 1984 Music: South African, arr. Freedom is Coming Translation and arr Utryck, admin. Walton Music Corp Communion Hymns: Hymn #1: ELW 491 Come, Let Us Eat Text: Billema Kwillia, b. 1925, sts. 1-3; Gilbert E. Doan, Jr. b. 1930, st. 4, alt.; tr.margaret D. Miller, b. 1927, sts. 1-3, alt. Music: Billema Kwillia, adapt. Text sts. 1-3 and tune 1972 Lutheran World Federation; text st. 4 and adapt Contemporary Worship 4, admin. Augsburg Fortress. Hymn #2: ELW 461 All Who Hunger, Gather Gladly Text: Sylvia G. Dunstan, Music: W. Moore, Columbian Harmony, 1825; arr. hymnal version Text 1991 GIA Publications, Inc. Arr Augsburg Fortress. Hymn #3: ELW 487 What Feast of Love Text: Delores Dufner, OSB, b Music: English ballad, 16 th cent. Text 1993 Delores Dufner, admin. OCP Publications Gospel Acclamation: ELW #174 Celtic Alleluia Music: Fintan O Caroll and Christopher Walker Music: 1985 Fintan O Caroll and Christopher Walker, admin. OCP Publications, Inc. Offertory: ELW #678 God, Whose Giving Knows No Ending Words: Robert L. Edwards, Music: C. Hubert H. Parry, Text 1961, ren The Hymn Society, admin. Hope Publishing Company Lamb of God: ELW #336 Lamb of God Text: Twila Paris, b Music: Twila Paris Text & Music 1985 Straightway Music/Mountain Spring Music. Post-Communion Canticle: ELW #535 Hallelujah, We Sing Your Praises Text: South African; tr. Freedom is Coming, 1984 Music: South African; arr. Freedom is Coming Tr. and arr Utryck, admin. Walton Music Corp. Geraniums for Pentecost The sanctuary is going to be decorated with red geraniums for Pentecost (June 8). The plants will cost $7.50 each and must be prepaid. The deadline for ordering geraniums is Sunday, May 25 th. Please fill out a Connection Card and indicate how many geraniums you wish to order. Make your check payable to St. Philip Lutheran Church, and mark geraniums in the memo line. You are welcome to take your geraniums home to plant in your garden after the second service on June 8 th. Questions? Please contact Paula Willhouse at Summer Worship Schedule Effective May 25 th, we will be switching to the summer worship schedule: Saturday worship - 5:30pm (no change) Sunday early worship - 8:00am (no change) Sunday late worship - 9:30am (time change) NO Education hour between services. Summer schedule in effect until September 7 th. Attendance Worshipers on Saturday, 05/10/14 51 Worshipers on Sunday 8am, 05/11/ Worshipers on Sunday 10:45am, 05/11/ Total Attendance All of us sharing our gifts in service

7 WORSHIP Meet the Newest Member of St. Philip Last Sunday, May 11 th, was notable for many reasons - it was Mother s Day, it was Pastor Nathan s last Sunday with us before starting his sabbatical, the new church sign was dedicated and blessed, AND Brecken Collin Deaver was baptized and became St. Philip s newest member. Brecken s parents, Alysha and Nick, recently became members of the St. Philip community, along with Alysha s mother, Tracy Stabrava. Welcome to the St. Philip family, Brecken! Claimed by God in the Waters of Baptism on Sunday, May 11, :00a.m. Brecken Collin Deaver Son of: Alysha Laren Stabrava Deaver and Nicholas John Deaver Baptismal Sponsors: Aaron & Kaitlin Stabrava and Chuck & Sara Deaver Cameron Seep looks on as Pastor Brad baptizes Brecken Collin Deaver. Worship Servants for NEXT week (05/25) 8:00am 10:45 a.m. Assisting Roger Pettner Lectors TBD Megan Patterson Acolytes TBD Sarah Casson Communion Deacons Ushers Barb Donaho Sabrina Johnston Monica Auch John Selden Mike Graff John Wall Erica Giesen Nikki Giesen Randy Berner Jim Cimino Al Herzl As the baptismal sponsors look on, Pastor Brad anoints Brecken with oil, and marks him as a child of God. Prayer Partner n/a n/a Altar Guild Paula Willhouse Carole Kessler Sound Board TBD TBD Ambassadors Mary Hatlestad Meg Roswech Jill & Greg Luer All of us sharing our gifts in service 7

8 FAMILY LIFE Time to Sign Up for Men s Softball Men of St. Philip, it s time to play ball! If you are 18 or older and interested in playing softball, sign up at the Welcome Center kiosk or Charlie Petersen at petersens@q.com. All games are on Sunday afternoons at the Schaffer Athletic Complex (SE corner of Kipling and Hampden). The season begins on June 1 st, includes nine games and a tournament at the end of the season. Cost is $35 per player. Men s Fellowship Breakfast Each Thursday morning the men of St. Philip share breakfast and fellowship at Robert s Deli (corner of Pierce & Ken Caryl) from 7-8am. Reservations are not required; come and join us! Building Use Scheduling for building usage is done by the Business Administrator, Linda Goodnough. Need a room for a meeting or other activity? Call Linda at It s Time For a Barbeque! The annual Men's Bible Study end of study BBQ will begin at 6 o'clock in the evening on May 20, 2014 at the Delong residence (#8 Hunter Run Lane, Littleton). Everyone is invited to celebrate our year of study. If you were an active member, just thought about it or even looked at a Bible sometime, you are invited to celebrate with us. This will be a "Pot Luck" event. Meat will be provided so please bring the following: Last names beginning with: A thru I, please bring a Salad J thru P, please bring a Hot Dish Q thru Z, please bring a Dessert So that we may plan accordingly, please let Paul Selander know via (p73101@msn.com) that you are coming. Women s Retreat October 10-12, 2014 Attention all ladies ( years)! Remember to mark your calendars for the St. Philip/ Abiding Hope women s retreat weekend! The retreat will be in Allenspark, near Estes Park. This year s theme is Called to Love, as God Loves - Unconditionally. Cost per person: $ (4/room); $ (3/ room); $ (2/room); $ (single) Note: If you are interested in attending, but need help with the costs, please call or Galinda Knight (phone: or Galinda.knight@yahoo.com) by May 20 th. 8 All of us sharing our gifts in service

9 Thank You, Family Promise Volunteers! Thanks to everyone that helped out with our Family Promise rotation this past week - THANK YOU very much! Our homeless guests included four families comprised of four moms, one dad, and nine children (ages ranging from 3 to 8). With six boys between the age of 5 and 8, there was lots of energy to burn! Laundry from the rotation (bedding and towels) is in black plastic bags in the narthex for the congregation to take home, launder, and bring back clean and folded. Please help with this final rotation task. Coming up: Our next rotation will be July 27- August 3. Please mark your calendars and think about getting involved in this vital ministry. For more information, please contact Bob Delong at St. Philip Food Cart The St. Philip Food Cart is always in need of non-perishable essentials. We only request you keep it simple and reasonably sized. During the month of May we are collecting diapers, wipes, baby formula, and feminine hygiene products. Please bring your items to the church office. Diaper Drive We are collecting diapers for Love INC through the month of May. Please help us to support the economically disadvantaged in our community with diapers and wipes for their children. Most needed are larger sized diapers: sizes 4, 5 and 6. Thank you! COMMUNITY CARE All of us sharing our gifts in service Sheridan Food Bank Project The Sheridan Food Bank project is well underway! We have been approved as an Agency of the Food Bank of the Rockies. We will be located in the Sheridan Rec Center (just west of Sheridan High School). We plan to open on June 5 th, but need some help getting to that date. We need volunteers to help with: Transportation & stocking of donated items at the Rec Center Provide support on June 5th with set up, serving clients, clean up afterwards Food Bank of the Rockies (will need to attend an orientation) Online Shoppers - check or coordinate with Shopping team daily to see what has come in, will need to identify who can pick up order from Transportation team. Transportation - folks who are willing to go the Food Bank of the Rockies to pick up orders. Will need vans, SUVs, pickup trucks or trailers to haul large quantities. Pickup times are generally M-F, 1/2 hour time slots 9-3:30pm, and one Saturday per month. It would be great to have at least one person to cover each day of the week. Key Positions to fill: Volunteer Coordinator Outreach/Partnering Fundraising Food and Other Donations: Please see the back cover of Happenings for complete list of non-perishable food items, shopping bags, etc. Please contact Juli Cooley for more information about how you can help. Juli at: jewels0617@comcast.net. Phone: or

10 DISCIPLESHIP FAITH5 FAITH5 is for families that want to connect church to home, faith to life, and to each other! This summer families with children of all ages are invited to participate in a FAITH5 Express. In three gatherings (normally six) we ll cover the five faith practices: sharing, reading, talking, praying, and blessing. Each session will offer practical ideas for incorporating these faith acts into your family s daily routine, as well as the opportunity to build community with other FAITH5 families. Families that have been intentional about the FAITH5 practices have found that they are closer to God and better connected with one another. St. Philip s FAITH5 families will meet immediately following worship services (10:30-12:30), on Sundays June 8, 15, and 22. Sharing a meal is part of the FAITH5 experience. Please contact JoHanna at JBuchholz@stphilip -co.org to sign up. For more information on FAITH5 visit Out of Africa - Mary Mielke s Journey Mary Mielke is back from a month-long stay in Uganda, and she has a story to share! Mary worked with an organization called Come, Let s Dance, a grassroots organization acting in the United States and Uganda to initiate social, environmental, and economic health by inviting a generation to live intentionally in service to others. Please join Mary on Sunday, June 1, at 10:30am (immediately following the second service) in MC 4/5 to hear her stories and see her pictures. Light refreshments will be served. Faith Inkubators. All rights reserved Save the Date July All of us sharing our gifts in service Pajama Party! Sunday School children and their families are invited to celebrate the end of the of school year with a pajama party. Join us on Sunday, May 18, 9:30-10:30am in the Fellowship Hall for songs, stories, games, and snacks. Come in your pajamas and bring along a pillow to use during games.

11 EVANGELISM ELCA Sr. High Mission Trip Fundraisers The senior high youth are going to Anapra, Mexico July 27-August 2 to build homes with Rainbow Trail Lutheran Camp. There the youth will build houses for families in need with Casas por Cristo. To help defray the cost of the trip, the youth will be conducting fundraisers in May and June. Flamingo Flocking Fundraiser You may have seen the church lawn bedecked with pink plastic flamingoes last Sunday when the youth kicked off their flamingo fundraiser! Here s how Flamingo Flocking works: The youth choose someone from the congregation as a candidate for flocking. They quietly and surreptitiously place the flamingoes on that person s lawn in the evening. The youth will happily remove the flamingoes the next day...for a suggested donation of $10. OR...you can designate someone to be flocked, and pay a suggested donation of $10 to make it happen. OR...if you want to insure that you are NOT flocked, you may purchase anti-flocking insurance, also for a suggested donation of $10. Check out the mission trip table in the narthex for the appropriate forms. Flamingo flocking ends on June 1 st. Car Wash The final fundraiser will take place on June 1 st with a car wash during and after worship. Disaster Relief Several tornadoes have ripped through multiple states causing loss of life and massive devastation. Hundreds of people must now find a way to rebuild their lives, homes and communities after the tornadoes destroyed almost everything they had. Your help is needed to bring hope to our sisters and brothers in need. Lutheran Disaster Response is at work, assessing the immediate and long-term needs of those affected by the tornadoes. Working with our extensive network of ELCA members, local congregations, synods and Lutheran Social Service affiliates in the affected area we will respond wherever we are needed. We are a church that rolls up its sleeves and gets to work. We know it will be a long road to recovery, and your gifts are needed now to begin coordinating volunteers, rebuilding homes and offering spiritual and emotional care to those in need. Gifts designated to "U.S. Tornadoes" through Lutheran Disaster Response will be used entirely to help survivors of tornadoes rebuild their lives and livelihoods. You can help provide comfort, healing and hope in the midst of destruction. Go to to donate online or find out how you can help. The ELCA Malaria Campaign in Action Your gifts will aid in: Distributing insecticide-treated nets and making sure they are properly used. Educating female leaders on the basics of malaria cause, prevention, and treatment. Training health workers to diagnose and treat malaria at the household level and report outcomes via mobile phone. Visit for details on how you can help. 11

12 CHURCH NEWS 3 rd Annual St. Philip Golf Outing & Silent Auction Saturday, June 28, 2014 After last week s snow, it s DEFINITELY time to think GOLF!! The St. Philip Golf Outing is scheduled for June 28 at Arrowhead Country Club. We have several teams ready to go, so gather yours together and get registered! This is NOT limited to St. Philip members - any golfers or golfer wannabees are welcome. We will be having lots of contests and specials this year which will allow all levels of golfers to possibly win! Events include longest drive, longest putt, closest to the pin, straightest drive (with minimal distance required - like you have to get it off the tee!), mulligans, putting string, and if all else fails, there will be a putting contest after lunch that will be open to anyone - children, non-golfers and golfers alike. We re even providing childcare! Come join us for a great day of family fun! Need more information? Come see us at the Welcome Center kiosk in the narthex. P.S. We re still looking for golf cart and hole sponsorships - a truly great way to advertise! Talk to Linda Goodnough ( ) about becoming a sponsor. Financial Update As of the end of April 2014 YTD Actual YTD Budget Contributions ELCA World Hunger Honor Veterans by Buying Buddy Poppies Difference Income 274, ,664 30,734 Expenses 269, ,593-25,287 4, , YTD Actual $219,123 $232,685 YTF Budgeted $234,419 -$15, YTD Actual $2,316 $1,553 The VFW Poppies are available for purchase in the narthex May 18 th and 25 th in honor of Memorial Day. The funds from poppy sales are used to support VFW Post 9644 s relief efforts. Contact Norma Mayotte with any questions. 12 Lost Book Sue Counterman is missing a book titled Lost Girl Found by Leah Basoff and Laura DeLuca. It was last seen on top of the church mailboxes. Please contact Sue Counterman if you know where the book is. Thank you. Mowers Needed It is springtime, and that means that we need to get our lawn mowing teams set up. Signup at the Welcome Center kiosk. If you have any questions, please talk to Linda Goodnough in the church office. All of us sharing our gifts in service I m Currently Out of the Office... Pastor Nathan s church address has been temporarily disabled for the three months he is on sabbatical leave. His will be reestablished on August 11 th when he returns to his duties as our senior pastor This is to keep him from the temptation to keep up with what is happenings at St. Philip while he is seeking rest and renewal. It is also to keep him from having to read all of those s when he returns. (Can you imagine how many that would be??) Please direct all correspondence to the appropriate staff members who will be serving during Pastor Nathan s absence.

13 SUN, May 18 - Senior Recognition Family Promise Week - Guests depart 8:00a Worship 9:00a Coffee Fellowship 9:30a Education Hour 10:45a Worship 7:00P Sr. High Youth Group (youth room) MON, May 19 10:30a Prayer Team (FS) 3:30P Brownie Troop 4347 (FH-1) 6:00P Property Team (entryway) 6:30P Prayer Shawl Ministry (FS) This Week at St. Philip THU, May 22 7:00a Men s breakfast (off-site at Robert s Deli) 12:00noon Women s Fellowship luncheon (The Bistro) 7:00P Council meeting (FH-1) FRI, May 23 Church office open 8am-noon No activities scheduled SAT, May 24 9:00a ACA 10:30a Al-Anon 5:30P Worship TUE, May 20 1:00P SPLC staff meeting (FS) 6:30P Boy Scout Troop 554 (FH) 7:00p Men s Evening Bible Study-Selander s home WED, May 21 9:00a Ruth Circle (FH-1) 6:00P Confirmation (FH) SUN, May 25 Memorial Day Weekend 8:00a Worship 9:00a Coffee Fellowship 9:30a Worship 7:00P Sr. High Youth Group (youth room) St. Philip Lutheran Church 7531 S. Kendall Blvd. Littleton, CO Website: Office Hours: Monday Thursday: 8am to 5pm Friday: 8am to 12:00noon Senior Pastor: Nathan P. Doerr Associate Pastor: Brad Doty Director of Music Ministries: Dr. Nancy Beyer Coordinator of Children & Family Ministries: JoHanna Buchholz Organist: Gretchen Martin Business Administrator: Linda Goodnough Editorial Assistant: Susan Riecks Receptionist: Dana Usinger Nursery: Paula Googins KeyKeeper Duty Save the Date July The Keykeeper this week (05/18-05/24) is John Breed. Next week s Keykeeper (05/25-05/31) will be Jay Breidenbach. Thank you for your service! 13 All of us sharing our gifts in service

14 SHARING WITH SHERIDAN Equipment Wish List for Food Bank Operation Refrigerator 4-wheel wagon/cart (preferably no more than 24 wide) Dolly Trash can with wheels and lid Tables & Chairs Pop-up shelters for outdoor waiting area Office supplies Gift certificates for Staples or Office Max Non-Perishable Food Items Meat & Fish: canned or smoked Canned or Dried: Fruits Vegetables Soups Sauces Beans Coffee, tea, powdered creamer Shelf-stable milk and juices Nuts Peanut butter, jelly, jam Pasta & rice Packaged dry meals (macaroni & cheese, Hamburger Helper, etc.) Baking goods: flour, sugar, salt, spices Cooking oil Non-Food Items Canvas/cloth shopping bags Paper products: toilet paper, tissues, paper towels, napkins Laundry detergent Dish soap Cleaning products Toiletries and personal care items Diapers & wipes 14 All of us sharing our gifts in service