Trinity Lutheran Church

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1 Trinity Lutheran Church Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ since W. Penn Street, Bedford, PA Phone: (814) Website: Office Hours: Monday-Friday; 8 am-noon & 1-3:30 pm For Emergency Contact after Office Hours: Pr Weinhold (410) Pr Short (814) The Twenty-Sixth Sunday after Pentecost Sunday, November 18, 2018 Eucharists at 8:30 am & 11:00 am Sunday School & Adult Forum at 9:45 am ~ Today s Hymns ~ Gathering Hymn: #327 Through The Night of Doubt & Sorrow Communion Hymns: #438 My Lord, What A Morning #439 Soon and Very Soon #757 All My Hope On God Is Founded Sending Hymn: #805 Lead On, O King Eternal ~ Today s Collect ~ P: Almighty God, your sovereign purpose brings salvation to birth. Give us faith to be steadfast amid the tumults of this world, trusting that your kingdom comes and your will is done through your Son, Jesus Christ, our Savior and Lord. C: Amen.

2 ~ Today s Readings ~ The First Reading: Daniel 12:1-3 L: A Reading from Daniel. At that time Michael, the great prince, the protector of your people, shall arise. There shall be a time of anguish, such as has never occurred since nations first came into existence. But at that time your people shall be delivered, everyone who is found written in the book. Many of those who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt. Those who are wise shall shine like the brightness of the sky, and those who lead many to righteousness, like the stars forever and ever. L: The Word of the Lord C: Thanks be to God. Psalmody: Psalm 16 Please join in singing the congregational refrain: Cantor: O Lord, it is you who are my portion and cup, it is you yourself who are my prize. I keep you, Lord, ever in my sight; since you are my right hand, I shall stand firm. Refrain. Cantor: And so my heart rejoices, my soul is glad; even my body shall rest in safety. For you will not leave my soul among the dead, nor let your beloved know decay. Refrain. Cantor: You will show me the path of life, the fullness of joy in your presence, at your right hand happiness forever. Refrain. The Second Reading: Hebrews 10:11-14 [15-18] L: A Reading from Hebrews. And every priest stands day after day at his service, offering again and again the same sacrifices that can never take away sins. But when Christ had offered for all time a single sacrifice for sins, "he sat down at the right hand of God," and since then has been waiting "until his enemies would be made a footstool for his feet." For by a single offering he has perfected for all time those who are sanctified.

3 And the Holy Spirit also testifies to us, for after saying, "This is the covenant that I will make with them after those days, says the Lord: I will put my laws in their hearts, and I will write them on their minds," he also adds, "I will remember their sins and their lawless deeds no more." Where there is forgiveness of these, there is no longer any offering for sin. Therefore, my friends, since we have confidence to enter the sanctuary by the blood of Jesus, by the new and living way that he opened for us through the curtain (that is, through his flesh), and since we have a great priest over the house of God, let us approach with a true heart in full assurance of faith, with our hearts sprinkled clean from an evil conscience and our bodies washed with pure water. Let us hold fast to the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who has promised is faithful. And let us consider how to provoke one another to love and good deeds, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day approaching. L: The Word of the Lord. C: Thanks be to God. The Gospel Acclamation Please rise and join in singing the Gospel Acclamation s Refrain: Cantor: Be vigilant at all times and pray that you have the strength to stand before the Son of Man. Holy Gospel: Mark 13:1-8 D: The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark, the 13 th Chapter C: Glory to you, O Lord. As he came out of the temple, one of his disciples said to him, "Look, Teacher, what large stones and what large buildings!" Then Jesus asked him, "Do you see these great buildings? Not one stone will be left here upon another; all will be thrown down." When he was sitting on the Mount of Olives opposite the temple, Peter, James, John, and Andrew asked him privately, "Tell us, when will this be, and what will be the sign that all these things are about to be accomplished?" Then Jesus began to say to them, "Beware that no one leads you astray. Many will

4 come in my name and say, "I am he!' and they will lead many astray. When you hear of wars and rumors of wars, do not be alarmed; this must take place, but the end is still to come. For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom; there will be earthquakes in various places; there will be famines. This is but the beginning of the birth pangs. D: The Gospel of the Lord. C: Praise to you, O Christ. ~ Today s Prayers & Intercessions ~ We pray for the Church: that, as God s People, we may be a light to the world in times of confusion and turmoil, and give faithful voice and confident witness to the hope of the Gospel. Lord, in your mercy We pray for our bishops, pastors, and deacons in Christ: that God will give them wisdom of Faith and a spirit of devotion as they shepherd and lead the flock in the way of Christ. Lord, in your mercy We pray for the leaders of the people of the earth: that they may govern well, practice diplomacy with grace and mutual respect, and work together, with other leaders, to protect the vulnerable and those who struggle. Lord, in your mercy We pray for all those who are homeless, those fleeing persecution, and those searching for a place of safety for themselves and their families; that God will guide them on their sojourn, keep them safe from harm, and lead them to places of safety and welcome. Lord, in your mercy We give thanks for those who have worked in the fields, and for the bounty of the harvest which their labors have produced: that, as we celebrate Thanksgiving this week, we pray that we may travel and gather safely with family and friends, and that the Lord will keep us mindful of the needs of others. Lord, in your mercy We pray for the sick and for those who long for healing, and we pray for their doctors, nurses, and their family members and friend who offer themselves as caregivers: especially today we remember : that God, in His mercy, will sustain them, lift them up, and be their strength. Lord, in your mercy We pray for those who have died in Thousand Lakes and Malibu, California, and in Pittsburgh; that their souls might rest in peace, and that their families and friends may find compassion through the kindnesses of their neighbors. Lord, in your mercy

5 We pray for ALL who have died, especially those dear to us, whom we remember with love and affection, : that they may rest in the goodness of God s eternal light and that, with them, we may rise with Christ, to the hopes and the joys of Heaven. Lord, in your mercy We remember Saints of the Church and the witness of their lives ~ especially today we remember St Clement, ancient Bishop and Martyr St Cecilia, ancient virgin and martyr and St John of the Cross, Monastic and Mystic: that through their lives and witness, we might learn the way of devout faith, rejoice in the joy of music, and find the strength to live in a gentler way. Lord, in your mercy ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Today s Special Music ~ Indescribable (Laura Story) ~ Jennifer Bailey Great Is Thy Faithfulness (John Helgen ) ~ Anthem Choir ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Pr Hitoshi & Satoko Adachi, Missionaries to Japan, are sponsored this week, in celebration of the dedication of Ensley Reign Smith at Liberty Baptist Church,VA, by her grandmother, Ginger Welsh. The Bulletins are sponsored in memory of parents Boyd & Mae Wertz, by Betty Estep Frailey. The Sanctuary Lamp burns this week in memory of husband Thomas Doyle by Marie Doyle. Parishioners and friends are invited to sponsor Altar Flowers ($30/$45), our Missionaries to Japan ($25), Bulletins ($20), Faith and Fun Snacks and/or the Sanctuary Lamp ($5). Please see the registration sheets in Trinity Hall. Sunday Morning Fellowship & Refreshments Every Sunday, at 9:45 am Please Join Us in Trinity Hall! Today s Hosts: Liz Speicher & Jeanette Croner Please Sign Up in Trinity Hall to serve as a host for an upcoming Sunday!

6 Parish Announcements ~ Sunday, November 18, 2018 ~ This Week Sunday (18) THE TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST 8:30 am ~ Holy Eucharist 9:45 am ~ Sunday School 11:00 am ~ Holy Eucharist God s Work Our Hands: 12:30 pm at Library Pittsburgh Youth Quake Registration Due Monday (19) Church Council Meeting: 6:30 pm Tuesday (20) NO FREE COMMUNITY DINNER Wednesday (21) Faith & Fun Afterschool Ministry ~ NOT Gathering Bible Study, Choirs, Vespers ~ NOT Gathering Thursday (22) Happy Thanksgiving! ~ Church Office Closed Free Thanksgiving Dinner: Serving from 11 am 12 pm Next Week Sunday (25) THE FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING 8:30 am ~ Holy Eucharist 9:45 am ~ Special All Parish Gathering & Time Capsule 11:00 am ~ Holy Eucharist Tuesday (27) Free Community Dinner: 5:30 pm (St. Thomas serving) Wednesday (28) Faith & Fun Afterschool Ministry: 3:15-4:30 pm Children s Cantata practice: 4:30-5:30 pm Bible Study (II Samuel): 6:00 pm Bell Choir Rehearsal: 6:00 pm Vespers: 7:00 pm Cantata Choir Rehearsal: 7:30 pm Anthem Choir Rehearsal: 8:10 pm Thursday (29) Chicks with Sticks: 6:30 pm (Parish House) Saturday (1) Christmas on the Square w/ Live Nativity: 5:30 pm

7 ~ Worship & Music Ministries ~ Choir Rehearsals Bell Choir: 6:00 pm Cantata Choir: 7:30 pm Anthem Choir: 8:10 pm Our Bell, Cantata & Anthem Choirs gather on Wednesday evenings to prepare anthems and special music. Please speak with Terry or Susan if you would like to join the fellowship of one of our choirs! Please note that we will NOT gather for rehearsals on Wednesday, November 21 (Thanksgiving Eve). Vespers - Evening Prayers Wednesday Evenings, 7:00 pm As part of our weekly worship life, parishioners and friends are invited to gather to sing Evening Prayers, a traditional Office of readings, canticles, and prayers, which is a rather contemplative and reflective liturgical experience. Please join us. Please note that we will NOT gather to sing for Vespers on Wednesday, November 21 (Thanksgiving Eve). ~ Children & Youth Ministries ~ Faith Formation with our Children & Youth Sunday School ~ Sunday Mornings ~ 9:45 am Pre-schoolers through Sr High Youth ~ There s a class for you! Bring your kids, and come, learn about, and explore the amazing stories of the steadfast love of God! Faith & Fun ~ Afterschool Ministry w/ Children in Grades K-5 Wednesdays; 3:30-4:30 pm We have a great time sharing stories of the Faith, Games, Crafts, and Snacks with our kids! Enrollment is nearing 50 kids this year! Chartered bus transportation is provided from the Bedford and Chestnut Ridge Schools. Parents arrive for pick-up, at Trinity, at 4:30 pm. Snack Sponsors ($20/week, please), are always welcome. Please sign up in Trinity Hall. Thanks to Ridgetop Orchards for sharing apples with our kids!

8 Want to Help with Faith and Fun? We could use a few extra hands! Faith and Fun is bigger than ever and we are having a blast. Bible stories are being learned, fun is being had, friendships are being made and the faith is being passed on to our next generation. This year we have run into the unique problem of having to cap our registration at 50 children because that is all we can currently handle. If you might be available on Wednesday afternoons from 3:15-4:30 pm, we could really use your help. Every extra adult volunteer we can gather will help us improve and expand this ministry. And also, it makes the task easier on everyone many hands make light work! Please contact Liz Miller or Pastor David if you would like to jump into this faith-filled and very fun ministry! Pittsburgh Youth Quake ~ Middle School & Sr High Youth! Event: Friday-Sunday, February 1-3, 2019 Registration Due TODAY, Sunday November 18 February 1-3, 2019 our youth will be heading to Pittsburgh for another wild weekend of music, activity, and faith formation. It is always a great weekend, and one of the highlights of our year. To register, simply turn in your $50 deposit and Medical Release form to one of the pastors or the church office. (Extra forms can be found in Trinity Hall). If finances are an issue, please see Pr Short or Pr David, as assistance is available. Youth Group Sunday December 2, 2018; 2:00-3:45pm All youth are gathering together for another exciting afternoon of games, munchies, discussion, and Kiva. Bring a friend and be ready for a great time together. Sign up in Trinity Hall. High-School Hangout Tuesday, December 11, 2018; 6:00-8:00pm Senior High Youth will regather in the Parish House for a relaxed evening of fine dining, games, conversation, and whatever else we decide to get into. If you can join us, and I hope you can, please sign up in Trinity Hall.

9 ~ Adult & All-Parish Ministries ~ Adult Forum ~ Adult Faith Formation Sunday Mornings; 9:45 am This fall, as we celebrate Trinity s 250 th Anniversary Year, we re exploring the lives of a few people who have had significant influence on American Lutheranism. We re reflecting on Conrad Weiser (9/23), Henry Melchior Muhlenberg and his sons Peter & John (9/30), Samuel Simon Schmucker (10/7), Charles Porterfield Krauth (10/14), Arthur Carl Piepkorn (10/21), William Hobbs Rehnquist (11/11), Robert Jenson (11/18), and Eric Gritch (12/9), and Richard John Neuhaus (12/16). We hope you ll join Pr Weinhold and Pr Short, in Trinity Hall, for these discussions. Chicks w/ Sticks ~ Knitting & Crocheting Fellowship Ministry Thursday, November 29; 6:30 pm If you enjoy knitting and/or crocheting, whether you are a novice or an expert, you are invited to join us. Please see Mary Ann Martz for more information or with any questions. We gather in the Parish House. Parish Advent Day Celebration Sunday, December 2; 9:45 am Parishioners and friends of all ages are invited to share in our annual All-Parish Advent Day. We ll gather in Trinity Hall, enjoy a special reception, which is being planned by our Children & Youth Ministry Team. A special craft will be prepared for the kids and there is always plenty of good company and conversation for the adults. A sign up sheet is posted in Trinity Hall if you would be willing to contribute some food to the morning s festivities. I hope you can join us! Trinity Book Club Tuesday, December 4; 1:30 pm The Trinity Book Club will meet on Tuesday, December 4, at 1:30 pm, in the Parish House there will be refreshments and tea. We ll discuss The Man Who Invented Christmas by Les Standiford. Please contact Pat Macchiarolo with any questions at (814) Sr Adult Fellowship Thursday, December 13; Noon ~ Springhouse at Homewood Trinity Seniors will be gathering for lunch at Springhouse s recentlyreopened and updated Restaurant. We ll enjoy some of the new entrees on the menu as we spend some time with friends of the parish. A sign up is in Trinity Hall.

10 Young Adult and Family Night ~ In The Parish House Friday, December 14; 6:00pm Our Young Adults and their families are gathering together for another great evening in the Parish House. We will enjoy food, fellowship, and give thanks for the other people that God has put in our lives through this community of faith. Bring the kids! And as always, bring along a side dish to share and beverage of your choice. A sign up is in Trinity Hall. Adult Nite Out Fellowship Marzoni s Brick Oven & Brewery, Duncansville Tuesday, January 15, 2019; 6:00 pm It s a little ways off, but mark your calendar and plan to join with friends of the parish for our Winter Adult Nite Out Gathering! We re heading to Marzoni s Brick Oven and Brewery (164 Patchway Road, Duncansville), where we ll enjoy the relaxing environment and enjoyable menu. Please watch for sign-up information when we get a little closer to the date. ~ Outreach Ministries ~ God s Work, Our Hands ~ A Service Project at the Bedford Library Sunday, November 18; 12:30pm Parishioners and friends are invited to gather at the Bedford County Library (240 S. Wood Street) for an hour or 2 of fellowship and community service. Pizza will be available when we arrive (so you don t have to worry about lunch!). We ll be doing some light lawn and garden cleanup work. Rakes and pruners would be helpful tools. Please see Rick Smith, project coordinator, with any questions. Thanksgiving Dinner ~ Thursday, November 22; 11:00 am - Noon Dinner Reservations by Monday (morning), November 19 The Bedford Service Unit of the Salvation Army, will be serving Thanksgiving Dinner for neighbors and friends of the community once again, this year, at Trinity. There is no charge for the meal. Please call Trinity s Office if you would like to join us! Servers & Helpers... If you would like to give thanks this day by giving a little of your time to help serve the meal, please call Trinity s Office. We ll have 2 shifts - a prep and serve shift from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, and serve and cleanup shift from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm. If you would like to eat while you re here, please tell Stacy (Secretary) when you call to register. Please see Pr Short with any questions.

11 Children s Winter Clothing Ministry November s Special Ministry Highlight and Financial Appeal Our Children s Winter Clothing Ministry is a charitable outreach ministry which provides warm and comfortable clothing to children and teens in our community. Last year we adopted more than 40 children! Please be as generous as you can, and share your offerings with this Ministry by using a special envelope sometime during the next few weeks. Please make checks payable to Trinity Lutheran Church and note Winter Clothing Ministry on the memo line. THANKS, to Mary Ann Martz, coordinator, and the great group of Volunteer Shoppers who have signed up! Free Community Dinner ~ Ecumenical Ministry Trinity hosts and coordinates the Free Community Dinner ministry which has been serving warm and nutritious meals to neighbors of our community every week since September, 2009! Thanks for all the support which so many parishioners and friends continue to share with this ministry! Trinity s Next Night to Serve is Tuesday, December 18 th. Salvation Army s Kettle Drive Ministry It s time to Sign-Up to Ring ~ Please Pitch In! Trinity is once-again taking the lead among local churches and civic groups to coordinate the 2018 Kettle Drive. Last year s 350+ volunteers shared more than 725 hours of their time, and raised more than $21,000, which we are using to provide shelter, utility assistance, and food to local low-income families. Parishioners and Friends of Trinity have 2 different settings in which we can serve as Ringers, Giant Eagle (which are all full) and Walmart. In total, we have 26 2-hour shifts to fill, of which we ve already filled 16! Only 10 more to go! Please visit the sign-up sheet which is posted in Trinity Hall. Please see Pr Short with any questions! Lutheran Disaster Response is now helping those affected by the California Wildfires Please share special offerings to assist those who have been impacted by the recent fires in the Malibu, California area. LDR commits 100% of gifts received to direct support of victims (no administrative or processing fees). Please make checks payable to Trinity Lutheran Church, and note LDR - California Fires on the memo line. Gifts to Date: $3, Thank You!

12 ~ Other Notes ~ Live Nativity Participants?? Trinity has been invited to, once again, participate with other downtown churches in a Live Nativity at DBI s Christmas on the Square. This year s event will be held Saturday, December 1 (late afternoon/evening). Please see Pr Short if you would like to share in this years experience. Some Upcoming Special 250 th Anniversary Events to Note November 25; Sunday ~ 250 th Anniversary Christ the King Festival ~ Special Celebration and Anniversary Time Capsule at 9:45 am. January 18, Sunday ~ 250 th Anniversary Feast of the Baptism of our Lord ~ Guest Preacher: Bp Michael Rhyne March 3, Sunday ~ 250 th Anniversary Feast of The Transfiguration of our Lord ~ Guest Preacher: The Rev. Bill DeHass, former Parish Vicar and Associate Pastor ( ). 250 th Anniversary Time Capsule Sunday, November 25; 9:45 am Make & Bring a Household Baggie Every household of the parish is invited to make a contribution to our 250 th Anniversary Time Capsule, which will be sealed and interred on The Feast of Christ The King, Sunday, November 25. Here are some helpful guidelines Please use a sandwich-size zip-lock baggie containing something you would like to include in the Time Capsule A note on a 3x5 card (maybe use a sharpie), a small item of significance to you and your faith -life, something that speaks of life in Bedford in 2018 (Just remember that it has to fit in the baggie). There is a collection box in Trinity Hall for your baggies! Please see Rick Smith with any questions. Buying Someone a Bible for Christmas? Bible Display in Trinity Hall There are a lot of options out there when it comes to buying a new Bible for our kids or even a new one for ourselves. Over the next month, check out the display table in Trinity Hall that highlights some great Bibles which are available and where to get them. This year there are three groupings: Pre-K, Elementary, and Adult Bibles, to help you find one that is age-appropriate. Enjoy!

13 Trinity s Newly-Published 250 th Anniversary History on Sale This special work, prepared by Linda McElroy with the assistance of others on the 250 th Anniversary Planning Team, is in the hands of a local printer and will be available by late November. The professionally printed history includes more than 100 pages, with color photos, documents the life of Trinity, and her ever-evolving ministries, from her earliest days in 1769! Parishioners and friends are invited to pre-order copies which can be reserved with your payment ($10 each). They will be great for your own interest, and even as nice gifts for people with an historical connection to the congregation. Special envelopes are available with the Sunday Bulletins and through the Church Office. 250 th Anniversary Collectible Hand-Made Limited Edition Mugs $20 Each / 1 per Household, Please Beginning Sunday, December 9, these beautiful handcrafted mugs will be available, Because of the limited number of mugs, we are making them available, 1/household, on a 1 st come basis. After Sunday, they will be available in the Church Office throughout the week, as long as the supply lasts. The Sestercentennial Corner In 1847 plans for the new church were drawn by local architect Solomon Filler. His home, known today as the Filler Mansion, on South Juliana Street was most recently owned by the late Dr. Ronald Markwood. He also designed several town buildings still visible today including the Bedford County Courthouse (1820), the Anderson House (1815), the Russell House (1816) and the Bedford Presbyterian Church (1829). Filler s influence can readily be seen in the similar gold domes on the Presbyterian church and the Courthouse. The new Lutheran church was to be 40 x 60 with an estimated cost of $ $71,000 in today s money. If you ve not done so already Would you please consider naming Trinity to receive a special Legacy Gift from your Estate? By doing so, you will assist those who follow us to continue to share Faithful and Meaningful Christian Ministries with the Families of Trinity and our Bedford Community!

14 ~ 2018 Church Council & Ministry Team Notes ~ President: Kevin Rizzo Vice-President: Wynn Leppert Secretary: Tammy Crawford Treasurer: Jay Cessna Worship & Music: Jennifer Bailey & Lisa Hagenbuch Children & Youth: Tammy Crawford & Kevin Rizzo Adult & All-Parish: Alice Corle & Betsy Littlefield Outreach: Mary Lorah & Carol Siegfried Property: Wayne Hullihen & Wynn Leppert Finance & Stewardship: Jay Cessna & Don Replogle Upcoming Council & Ministry Team Meetings and More: November 19 (Monday); 6:30 pm ~ Church Council Meeting December 23 (Sunday); 9:45 am ~ Annual Congregational Meeting January 6 (Sunday); 1:30 pm ~ 2019 Church Council Orientation January 21 (Monday); 6:00 pm ~ Finance Team Meeting January 21 (Monday); 7:00 pm ~ Property Team Meeting Altar & Nave Renovation Fund ~ Original Goal: $265,365 Projected Final Cost: $258,000 Pledged Commitments from Parishioners and Friends ~ $185,620 (72%) Actual Donations Received ~ $125,555 Outstanding Pledges ~ $60,065 Use of Earnings from Capital Reserve Endowment ~ $26,500 (10%) Additional Pledges/Gifts Needed for Payoff: $45,880 (18%) ~ Worship Attendance & Offerings ~ Our Worship and Tithes are an out-pouring of our Gratitude in response to the Lord s Gracious Gifts of Life and Salvation. This Past Week ~ through November 16 Attendance: 214 Tithes & Offerings: $7, Year to Date: $293, Thank You for Supporting the Ministries of Trinity with your Time, Prayers, and Generosity!

15 Please contact the Church Office to have family members and/or friends included in the Prayers at Sunday Liturgies and on the Parish Prayer List. Please notify Pr Weinhold or Pr Short if you would appreciate visitations and prayers during hospitalizations or extended home-bound recuperations. For The Church Our Bishops, Pastors, Deacons and all who labor for the Gospel. Parishioners who serve on our Church Council and Ministry Teams. The local Children s Winter Clothing Ministry: those who share, those who shop, and the children whom we serve. The Charitable efforts of Lutheran Disaster Response, and those who share to provide charity and assistance for others. For Our Nation and All Peoples Of Creation Leaders of the Nations, and our own National, State and Local Officials. Police Officers, Fire-Fighters, Rescue Workers, and Military Personnel. The people of Tree of Life Synagogue, Pittsburgh, Thousand Oaks, Florida, and Malibu, California For Parishioners, Family Members & Friends, especially Fred & Nancy Batzel, Ann Bittner, Carol Bolen, Becky Bortz, Harry Clark, Marie Doyle, Gretchen Fleischer, Arlene Fluke, Lizzie Martz, Laura Morse, Suella Pensinger, Dotty Rice, Peg Roadman, Mildred Pug Rose 11/18 ~ Elaine Rudisill Bryson (Marlene Claycomb s sister) 11/11 ~ Harold Hap Miller (Lois Boyer s brother), Dick Will (Gloria Mellott s brother), Christine Burkett (Friend of Trinity), Diane Dolan (Peg Turner s friend), Bonnie Schnably (Joe s cousin) 11/4 ~ Barbara Allison (Pug Rose s friend), Charles Clingerman (Rosie Leppert s father), Linda Pyle (Wynn Leppert s aunt) Welcome, New Members, to the Fellowship of Trinity! Carol Bolen; JoAnn Bortz; Barb Feather; Kyler & Yardley Gates, Brinley & Emalyn; Matt McClelland; Melanie Messersmith & Cylus, Bill Smouse, and Mary Zembower. For Those Who Have Died and Those Who Mourn Gladys Dumeyer (10/20), Earl Johnson (10/20 Lori & Fred Dunkle s friend), Joe Gardner (10/19), Paul Detwiler Jr. (10/11 Carolyn Speicher s grandfather), Marty Kagarise-Davis (10/9 Freda Kagarise s sister-in-law), Marian Lippert (10/5 Gretchen Fleischer s sister), Roger Lafferty (9/26 Connie Sloniger s brother), Eleanor Stover (9/20), Gary Robinette (9/19 Arlene Fluke s nephew).

16 Serve the Lord with Gladness, and Come into His Presence with Singing! Psalm 100 Serving Today ~ November 18 8:30 am 11:00 am Cantor/Choir Jennifer Bailey Anthem Choir Greeters Dan & Juanita Kerr Kevin & Heidi Rizzo Ushers DanWakefield, Dan Kerr Mike & Melinda Feaster Craig Hess Joe & Nanette Schnably Acolytes Emmi Hagenbuch Brady Miller Cameron Hagenbuch Luke Davidson Lector Janet Raines Iryna Detrick Deacon Don Replogle Lori Dunkle Altar Guild Betsy Littlefield LaDonna Snyder Mary Lorah Jessica Altman Serving Next Sunday ~ November 25 8:30 am 11:00 am Cantor/Choir Anthem Choir Jennifer Bailey Greeters Joe & Charlene Rose Ryan & Rachel Papuga Ushers Marlene Seese, Jeremy Vent Jeff & Nancy Saxman Wayne Hullihen, Fred Claycomb Dave & Sharon Wertz Crucifer Dalton Crawford Will Prescott Acolytes Allison Seager Sammy Prescott Halee Boggs Brayden Claycomb Lector Erick Seager Marlene Claycomb Deacon Diane Cogan Guy Mellott Altar Guild Dave & Marlene Betts Judy Smith & Barb Short ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ November Offering Stewards: Lisa Hagenbuch & Mary Lorah November Property Steward: Elden Lorah November Recycling Steward: Peg Turner ~ ~ ~ ~ ~