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1 The Dove March 2018 Emmanuel Lutheran Church 790 South Tamiami Trail Venice, FL Saturday: Liturgical Worship Holy Communion: 5:00 PM Sunday: Liturgical Worship Holy Communion 8:30 AM Holy Communion 11:00 AM : abridged Worship Holy Communion 10:00 AM Coffee & Fellowship: Sunday School: Adult Education: 9:30 AM 9:30AM 10:00 AM Thursday: Service of Word & Prayer Holy Communion: 10:00 AM Lenten Services: Wed. 5:30 PM Soup Supper & Discussion After Holy Week: March 29 - Maundy Thursday 7:00PM March 30 - Good Friday 7:00PM March 31 - Easter Vigil 5:00PM April 1 Easter Sunday - 8:30AM, 10:00AM & 11:00AM To Know Christ and Boldly Make Him Known Emmanuel Contact Information Pastor Hall rhall@emmanuel-elca.org Cell Phone for Emergencies: Pastor Darrington - Visitation Pastor Kris Bowker kbowker@emmanuel-elca.org Jan Miller jmiller@emmanuel-elca.org Jason Kozee facilitiesmanager@emmanuel-elca.org Kelley Hurlburt youthdirector@emmanuel-elca.org Becky Rothgery info@emmanuel-elca.org Debi Hammett - dhammett@emmanuel-elca.org Barb Spenks parishnurse@emmanuel-elca.org Emmanuel Website Like us on Face book! Press to receive notification 1

2 Well-traveled Roads It is often suggested to take the road less traveled in life; however taking the road that is welltraveled can also teach us valuable lessons. Looking for shark s teeth is a hobby for many people in Venice and those who visit this part of the state. Debbie and I have discovered when we first moved here that there were certain places we could find sharks teeth besides the beaches. One of these places is developments where the earth has been moved and the teeth come to the surface. These teeth are typically small, but occasionally very large. Everyone has different ways of looking for them and we have explored most of those ways. The place that people often miss or overlook are the wide well-traveled dirt roads where one would least expect to find them. Recently, we found a very large tooth in the middle of a well-traveled dirt road. It was a place others ignored to search because it was laying right in the midst of an open area. Our faith is a lifelong journey and Lent is similar to moving along a well-traveled road where we can reflect on the path that Jesus took to the cross, from the wilderness into the homes and hearts of those who were weak and weary. Sometimes the common roads that are traveled regularly can reveal new treasures that are often overlooked, just as the Lenten season occurs yearly but we can focus on new aspects and re-learn scripture each time. Our faith is about traveling on that road and understanding that it is good to be on that path of prayer, devotion, reading the word, and gathering to hear the story over and over again. To hear the old, familiar story of Jesus and his love, a well traveled road. Finding that large tooth in the middle of the dirt road made me think of how sometimes walking on common paths can lead us to discover new treasures along the way. Jesus said, Where your treasure is there will your heart be also. During the journey of Lent look for those treasures of faith that will fill your heart with the message of God s love and know that faithful people have learned that the path may be difficult, but the reward leads to eternal life. Keeping our faith open to returning to that well-traveled road throughout our lives will keep us steadfast in God s word and reveal the heart of our purpose. Pastor Robert O. Hall 2

3 Emmanuel Lenten Program The evening Lenten Program continues with the final three biblical call stories. From both the Old and New Testament, these stories remind us that responding to God s invitation is the beginning of a journey that requires commitment and personal transformation. Worship begins at 5:30 pm in the sanctuary, followed by a light meal and discussion in the Fellowship Hall, concluding at 7pm. The series of call stories remaining: March 7: Joshua and Caleb Numbers 27:18-20; Numbers 14:24 March 14: Jesus Disciples Mark 1:16-20; 2:13-14 March 21: The Great Commission Matthew 28: Everyone is encouraged and invited to attend! THE THREE DAYS Paschal Triduum 2018 The Three Days One Service For centuries in the Christian Church these three days, which encompass the time from Maundy Thursday evening through the evening of Easter Day, were called the Paschal Triduum, Latin for Three Days of Easter. In the worship resource of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Evangelical Lutheran Worship, they are simply called the Three Days. These liturgies are found on pages in our hymnal, the ELW. So the liturgies of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and the Vigil of Easter unfold in a single movement as the church passes with Christ from darkness into light, through death into life. In these most holy and solemn days of the church year, we have an opportunity to worship as a faith community, continuing to walk the Lenten journey together with a heightened expectation of the celebration of Christ s victory over death on Easter Day. Kris Bowker Minister of Music and Worship 3

4 "Whatever you do, do everything for the glory of God." 1 Corinthians 10:31 I m reminded every day that ALL things are possible with God!! I was starting to worry about meeting our goal of $21,000 to get our young people to the Houston Youth Gathering. Thanks to everyone who donated this past weekend at our Stock in our Youth sale, we are only about $6,000 away from that goal. Some of the beautiful quilts that are made here at the church by our quilters will be auctioned off on March 10 th and 11 th, with all proceeds going to the Youth Gathering. The format will be a "Silent" auction so if you really, really want to win a quilt, check the auction sheets often! If you are interested in helping with our Shipwrecked Rescued by God VBS this summer, come to the first planning meeting on March 4 th at 10:30 in the new Sunday school room by the playground. We need volunteers for station leaders, group leaders, kitchen help, and many more. If you can t make the meeting but would like to help with VBS me at kelleyinsrq@msn.com. Again, I would like to thank my Emmanuel family for always supporting our youth!! In His name, Kelley Hurlburt Youth and Family Director The first of our Spring New Member Orientations has taken place but you can still join! The second part of the orientation takes place this Sunday, March 4th after the 11:00am worship service. If you are considering making Emmanuel your church home, please join us this Sunday. We will gather in the Fellowship Hall for lunch and Pastor Hall will lead a "meet and greet" session. You will then have the opportunity to hear from staff members as well as a few ministry leaders. A tour of the Office Center will be available. You may pick up membership papers at the Visitor's Kiosk in the Narthex or they will be available at the lunch. The following Sunday, March 11th we will celebrate our new members at the 8:30am worship service. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the office at

5 FROM THE PARISH NURSE~ Our winter is coming to a close, but unfortunately the flu season is not. be mindful of hand washing and continue to use the hand sanitizer pew! If you are sick, PLEASE stay home. You won t win any points at functions when you show up sick and infect everyone else. Please continue to available in every work or other At some point in our lives we need to start getting rid of all the stuff we have worked so hard to accumulate. But it seems that all of it is important and meaningful, so how do we do that? And how much do we really need and how much do we get rid of? Then, where do we get rid of it? If I move from this house to this apartment or to this assisted living place, what will fit, what can I take with me? These are some of the questions that will be answered in the presentation by realtor Valerie LaBoy, MBA. She will tell us how to downsize, and who to call to get help. Then she will also show us how to determine the right size of housing we need. Some of us will be perfectly happy in a small one room living space, but some need much more than that. How do you figure out for sure what you will be happy and comfortable living in- before committing. Come to the presentation Downsizing, Rightsizing on Wednesday, March 28 th in the Fellowship Hall from 1-2 pm. No reservations needed, light refreshments will be available. Don t forget Daylight Savings time on the 11 th, Happy St. Patrick s Day on the 17 th, first day of Spring on the 20 th, and Holy Week starting with Palm Sunday on the 25 th. March is just jam packed! So eat right, stay healthy and look forward to a Blessed Easter on April 1st. Barb Spenks Parish Nurse Global Mission Update The missionary support envelopes in your offering box go to the ELCA for the support of Dr. Joe and Rev. Deborah Troester in Africa and Dr. Eliseo Perez in Jamaica. Dr. Joe Troester is the ELCA's East Africa representative. He supervises projects in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Sudan. He reports," Perhaps the biggest project in our region was completed this past November 16, the dedication of the Reconciliation Lutheran Center in Juba, South Sudan. This beautiful center includes a sanctuary for worship, office space, classrooms, and a clinic. The project has brought together people from several of south Sudan's warring ethnic groups. Together we worshiped in peace as the center was dedicated. People danced in the street before enjoying a huge meal together." Dr. Troester also works with water projects there. Dr. Eliseo Perez teaches at the seminary in Jamaica, mentoring Lutheran students from the islands of the Caribbean. He recently attended the installation of our new bishop and met with Pastor Livenson, a graduate of that seminary. They hope to work together on a theological training curriculum for the deacons of the church in Haiti. Please keep them all in your prayers! 5

6 A Note from the President This past Tuesday night the 2018 Church Council met for the first time to conduct business. What a great bunch of council members we have. In fact, let me introduce them to you. Lois Steketee, President, loooong time member of Emmanuel. Keith Struble, Vice-President, is Lois' wing man because he loves to pour over documents and has a great business mind. Ed Crary, Treasurer, talk about a business mind. He and the Finance Committee keep the church on a straight financial tract. Gail Authier, Secretary, is a whiz on the computer and keeps great notes. She and Jerry are looking forward to moving into VOTI in a few weeks. Mike Anderson, Worship & Music Committee, is new to the board but has been very active with the Long Range Planning Committee. He comes with lots of enthusiasm. Marge Collin, Fellowship Committee, heads this new committee. Talk about enthusiasm! If you have any ideas, boy is she willing to listen. Lauren Mosolino-Muia, Youth & Family Committee, is also new but not new to our area. Lauren is a super sponge absorbing everything we throw her way. Rich Neal, Stewardship Committee, is an ole work horse of Emmanuel. He started to revitalize the Stewardship program last year and is doing a great job! Chuck Zentner, Property Committee, works with his team for the church, but also volunteers at Habitat for Humanity. He went on one of the Haiti trips. Emily Bernier, Youth Rep, has grown up in our church. She is a junior at Venice High. Joy Lundahl, Christian Education Committee, heads this requested new committee. She ran a day care center in her former life, but now takes care of rescue dogs at the SPCA. Gordon Storey, Outreach Committee. He and wife, Karen also head up Family Promise. They love to travel. Denise D'Eath, Member At-Large, will be on the Mutual Ministry Committee. Barbara McLauchlin, Member At-Large, is another ole work horse for Emmanuel. She is the original Energizer Bunny! Rich Veleber, Nominating Committee is also head usher for Saturday night and leads a Sunday morning Bible study. Pam Neal, WELCA President, represents all the women of the church. And then of course we have Pastor Hall, the BIG guy. What can you say about someone who loves to preach as much as he does?! Find their pictures in the bulletin board in the Narthex they are a great group. 6

7 Emmanuel Lutheran Church Endowment Fund All of us are indebted to the past to those who precede us. We drink from wells we have not dug. We enjoy liberties we have not won. We share faith whose foundations we have not laid. And at the same time, all of us are seeds of the future of those who succeed us. We dream dreams. We see visions. We hold convictions. Their fruition is one we know only others who follow us will behold. I recall ever-so-vividly a conversation with the son of a prominent church member. Mother was very loyal to the church during her lifetime. She was an active member and gave generously. We were surprised she overlooked some sort of ongoing support for the church after she was gone. But then, maybe they never asked. THE PURPOSE OF THE FUND The main purpose of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church Endowment Fund is to receive and manage money or property from capital gifts, bequests, trusts, memorial, life insurance and other special gifts to the church, all in accordance with rules and regulations of The Evangelical Lutheran Church of America. USES OF THE FUND It is intended that income from the Fund not be used for ongoing church operating expenses. Rather, the undesignated income earned by the Fund will be allocated to expand and enrich the mission and ministry of the church and to assist in capital improvement of the church and its facilities. Possible examples include: Mission Seed money or special capital programs for community outreach Education Youth Capital Projects Worship & Music Evangelism Over the coming months your Endowment Fund Committee will be hosting a series of Town Hall style meetings focused on giving and estate planning. I am asking you to please attend one of these meetings if you are interested in helping us plan for the future. Richard Miller, Endowment Fund Committee Member 7

8 COMMUNITY SUPPORT Sunday Keep It Simple - Al Anon Room 101 7:00 p.m. Monday Men s Big Book Study Al Anon Room 103 5:30 p.m. Tuesday Reaching for Personal Freedom - Al Anon Room 103 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Big Book Step Study Group AA Group Room 101 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Sisters in Sobriety Women s - AA Group Room 105 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Speaker s Group AA Group Room 101 8:00 p.m. Thursday Sought thru Prayer & Meditation AA Group Room 103 6:30 p.m. Thursday Peace Pipe Al Anon Family Group Room 101 7:00 p.m. Thursday On the Island Al Anon Room 103 8:00 p.m. Friday SLAA Group Sex, Love, Addicts Anonymous Room 101 Noon Saturday Saturday Nite Live Al Anon Family Group Room 101 7:00 p.m. March Weekly Readings: Date Week First Reading Psalm Second Reading Gospel March 4 3 Lent Exodus 20:1-17 Psalm 19 1 Cor 1:18-25 John 2:13-22 March 11 4 Lent Numbers 21:4-9 Ps 107:1-3,17-22 Eph 2:1-10 John 3:14-21 March 18 5 Lent Jeremiah 31:31-34 Psalm 51:1-12 Hebrew 5:5-10 John 12:20-33 March 25 Palm Sunday Isaiah 50:4-9a Psalm 31:9-16 Phil 2:5-11 Mark 14:1-15:47 You re Invited to Learn about our New Long Range Plan The Long Range Planning Committee invites you to attend one of 3 sessions they will be holding to introduce the congregation to the new 5 Year Plan. These sessions will take place on: Saturday, April 7 th following the 5:00PM Worship Service Sunday, April 8 th at 9:30AM and 11:00AM We hope you will mark your calendars to attend one of these 3 sessions to learn about the planned direction for Emmanuel. Additionally, information will be shared to help you identify how you can become a part of shaping our future. Our world is changing, and we need to change with it to remain relevant. With Christ as our guiding light, we know this is possible. 8

9 The Widows Support Group meets the first Tuesday of the month for lunch (12noon) at Bob Evans. March 6th please join us! If you have not attended before and are interested, please contact Jackie at with any questions. Dorcas Quilting Mission Emmanuel's shipment of quilts and kits for Lutheran World Relief was delivered to the collection point in Bradenton on February 7th. Our donation consisted of the following: 804 Quilts, 57 Baby Care Kits, 62 Personal Care Kits, 48 School Kits and 394 pounds of soap. None of this would have been possible without the generous support of the congregation. We humbly thank you! Hippotherapy not Hippopotamus!!!! Come to the March Shared Salad Luncheon and learn about this therapeutic horse riding technique that has been practiced since 460 BC. The presentation will be given by the local In Stride Therapy program. Hippotherapy uses the multidimensional movement of the horse to treat movement and sensory dysfunction, and many cognitive, educational and social issues in the rider s development. Bring your favorite salad and a friend for fellowship and to learn about this interesting use of one of the Creator s most amazing animals and their healing power! When: March 22nd - 12 noon Where: The Fellowship Hall All Women are invited to attend this fun and delicious event! The Good Ole Boys meet every third Tuesday of the month at 7:30am at Popi's Place, located in the Rialto Shopping Center, 648 S. Tamiami Trail. All men of the congregation are invited! Mark your calendar - March 20th. Daylight Savings Time begins Sunday, March 11th! Save the Date May 17 3 rd Annual Beach Picnic Maxine Barritt Park 9

10 AND Girls Youth WELCA Logo The cross and a white lily identifies the Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America as children of God; baptized, forgiven, adopted into God s family, full of grace and hope in eternal life. It is a reminder of the growth, beauty and vitality that rises out of that life-giving baptism water. It is also a reminder of the mission of the church to Go, therefore, make disciples in all nations; baptize them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. We are celebrating 30 Years as Women of the ELCA. As with most things, change is inevitable and WELCA is no different. There have been many changes over the past 30 years; however, the one thing that has not changed is the dedication our ladies have to serve our Lord, Jesus Christ. Although there maybe changes in our future, I know our ladies are up for the challenge. Here is proof of that in the amount of quilts and kits that they have provided this year. Quilts 804 Baby Care kits 57 Personal Care Kits 62 School Kits 48 Soap 394 LBS Totals 154 boxes 965 items 3620 LBS I urge you to become part of this wonderful community of women and support our outreaches. Please consider joining one of our circles. Come to a WELCA board meeting and see what WELCA is all about. We meet the second Tuesday of the month in Room 3 PM. ALL ARE WELCOME. DORCAS Quilting Mission Mondays 9:00 am Rooms 101,103,105 October - June Co Leaders: Jackie Miller & Jean Price DEBORAH Circle First Tuesday of the month year round 6:00pm Salad Supper off site Leader: Kathie Winemiller RUTH Circle Third Monday of the month 12:30 pm Room 101 No meeting December, Luncheon meetings June, July, August Leader: Ruth Shaweker ANNA Circle Third Monday of the month 9:30 am Sunday School Room Leader: Lois Steketee NAOMI Circle 3 rd Wednesday of the month 9:30 am Room 101 Contact Person: Judy Daniels SOUL SISTERS 1 st Monday of the month Bible Study 3 rd Monday of Month Activity 1:00 pm Room 103 Leader: Helen Jodouin WELCA Mid-Gulf Spring Gathering is at Faith Lutheran Church in Sarasota on March 9:00 am. The theme will be Spirit of Gentleness. The cost is $10, a lunch will be served. The program will end at around 1:30 pm. We will be carpooling, contact Pam Neal for additional information. All Women of Emmanuel are welcome. March 22nd, 12noon will be our Spring Shared Salad Luncheon (note date change). Our program speaker will be from In Stride Therapy. They partner with horses to help special needs people reach their full potential. No reservations needed. Just come and bring a salad to share! Deborah Circle and Soul Sisters are our hostesses. God s Peace & Blessings, Pam Neal President of WELCA Emmanuel - Venice 10

11 THE FINANCE CORNER "THE WEEKLY OFFERINGS" The offerings from each service are secured until Tuesday morning. The counting group then takes the offerings and separates the cash, coins and checks. As each envelope is opened the content is marked on the envelope. After counting, the cash received is deposited. The checks are electronically scanned to the bank. The amount on the envelope and the indicated ministries are then entered into our computer system and are credited to your giving number. For those who give electronically, an electronic statement is ed to the church indicating the giver and the amount given. The funds are automatically credited into the church bank account. The detail information on the statement that we receive is then entered into the computer system and ministries, along with your giving number is credited. Ed Crary, Treasurer COMMUNITY OUTREACH MINISTRY Our Outreach offering for March will go to support Resurrection House and Farmworker Self Help, our synod's bilingual ministry among farm workers in Dade City. Rez House is a Lutheran mission, with a vibrant worshipping community. Farmworker Self Help is their community outreach, sponsoring English classes, immigration assistance, and job training as well as a wonderful youth program. Please use the Local Community Outreach line on your offering envelope to support them. Thank you. Winter Ministry Fair March 3-4 If you have ever wondered how the church serves both the congregation and the community or how we assist one another, now is the time to learn the answers. The Stewardship Committee cordially invites all members, visitors and friends of Emmanuel to attend our informational Winter Ministry Fair between and after the services on Saturday, March 3rd in the Narthex and Sunday, March 4 th in the Fellowship Hall Representatives from several of Emmanuel s ministries will be in the Fellowship Hall to showcase their activities and events. They will have visual displays, informational handouts, and sign-up sheets to request further information. Volunteer members who participate in the various ministries will be on hand to answer questions, as well. We will have several of our ministries including the Library, Migrant FarmWorkers Support, Prayer Chain Ministry, Reception Committee and Children s Clothes Closet. Please stop by to see what these ministries are doing and consider becoming more involved in the life of our church. 11

12 Flowers for Easter Orders are now being taken for the Easter Lilies. Cost is $ DEADLINE FOR ORDERING FLOWERS WILL BE Sunday, March 25, 2018 Payment must accompany your order! To Order: Please complete the form below, place in the offering plate or mail to the Church Office. Please make checks payable to Emmanuel Lutheran Church and note "Easter Lily". Giver Name & Envelope #: Telephone: In Memory of: In Honor of: If you are ordering more than one Lily, please fill out a separate form for each remembrance. Parking Patience We continue to beg for patience where our parking lot is concerned. We are blessed this time of the year to have many visitors and seasonal members in attendance. With Coffee Fellowship between the 8:30 and 10:00 worship services on Sunday there is overlap and we are sorry for any inconvenience this might cause you. With that thought if you are not mobility challenged, please consider parking as far as possible from our buildings as possible to allow parking spaces for those who need a spot close. As the expression goes, "this too shall pass" and when it does, we will have a beautiful parking lot where before we had grass AND all our other lots will be resurfaced as well. We will again be collecting goodies for our Sunshine Bags that we take to our beloved homebound friends. Please bring individually wrapped treats, homemade or store bought to Room 101 on Saturday, March 24th from 9-11:30am. Thanks for your help! 12

13 March 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 10am Mid-Week Worship Worship Committee 1pm Confirmation Class 3pm Long Range Planning 4pm Daisy Scouts 6pm 2 3 Worship 5pm Blood Pressure Screening 4 Family Promise Worship 8:30, 10 & 11am Blood Pressure Screening Coffee Fellowship 9:30am Sunday School 9:30am Youth Bells & BB 10:30am New Member Orientation- 12noon 5 Family Promise Centering Prayer 9:45am Exercise Class 10am Grief & Grace 10:30am Soul Sisters 1pm Yoga 3:30pm Men's Chorus 5pm 6 Family Promise Noon-Widow Support Bob Evans Youth & Family Comm 5p Stephen Ministry 5:30pm 7 Staff Meeting 9am Joyful Ringers 10am Mahjong 1pm Finance Committee 1pm Property Committee 3pm Confirmation Class 3pm Sanctuary Choir 4:00pm Lenten Worship 5:30pm Soup Supper 6:00pm 8 Family Promise 10am Mid-Week Worship AAUW 10:30am-2pm Long Range Planning 4pm 9 Family Promise 10 Family Promise Altar Guild 9:30am Worship 5pm 11 Daylight Savings Time Worship 8:30,10 & 11am New Member Celebration 8:30am Coffee Fellowship 9:30am Sunday School 9:30am Adult Education 10am Youth Bells & BB 10:30am 18 Worship 8:30,10 & 11am Coffee Fellowship 9:30am Sunday School 9:30am Adult education 10am Youth Bells & BB 10:30am Luke Little Church 5:30pm 25 Worship 8:30,10 & 11am Coffee Fellowship 9:30am Sunday School 9:30am Adult education 10am Youth Bells & BB 10:30am Friendship Dinner 4:30-6pm 12Dorcas Quilters 9am Alphettes 9:30am Centering Prayer 9:45am Exercise Class 10am Grief & Grace 10:30am Ruth Circle 12:30pm Soul Sisters 1pm Yoga 3:30pm Interfaith Dinner 4:30-6pm Men's Chorus 5pm 19Dorcas Quilters 9am Anna Circle 9:30am Centering Prayer 9:45am Exercise Class 10am Ruth Circle 12:30pm Soul Sisters 1pm Yoga 3:30pm Men's Chorus 5pm 26Dorcas Quilters 9am Centering Prayer 9:45am Exercise Class 10am Yoga 3:30pm Men's Chorus 5pm 13 Executive Comm. 10:30a Stewardship Comm. 1pm Shawl Knitters 1:30pm WELCA Board 3pm 20 Fellowship Hall Closed Good Ole Popi's SPECIAL COUNCIL 4pm 14 Staff Meeting 9am Joyful Ringers 10am Friendship Luncheon 11am Mahjong 1pm Outreach Committee 2pm Confirmation Class pm Sanctuary Choir 4pm Lenten Worship 5:30pm Soup Supper 6pm 21 Staff Meeting 9am Naomi Circle 9:30am Joyful Ringers 10am Mahjong 1pm Confirmation Class pm Sanctuary Choir 4pm Lenten Worship 5:30pm Soup Supper 6:00pm Staff Meeting 9am Joyful Ringers 10am Downsizing Seminar 1pm Mahjong 1pm Sanctuary Choir 4pm 15 10am Mid-Week Worship Long Range Planning 4pm Daisy Scouts 6pm 22 WELCA Salad Luncheon 12noon Long Range Planning 4pm 29 Maundy Thursday Worship 7pm 16 Clothes Closet 9-11am DOVE DEADLINE 23 Clothes Closet 9-11am 30 Good Friday Worship 7pm 17 Clothes Closet 9-11am Worship 5pm 24 Sunshine Bags 9-11:30am Worship 5pm 31 Easter Vigil 5pm 13

14 Emmanuel Lutheran Church 790 South Tamiami Trail Venice, FL The Dove March 2018 Dated Material Enclosed 14