Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost

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1 September 25, 2016 G A T H E R I N G Please silence all electronic devices and prepare for worship. PRELUDE Praise the Lord, O My Soul [Max Drischner] ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DAY Pastor McEachran HYMN Come, Ye Thankful People, Come ELW Hymn 693 CONFESSION AND FORGIVENESS APOSTOLIC GREETING A The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all. And also with you. KYRIE ELW page 138 HYMN OF PRAISE ELW page 140 PRAYER OF THE DAY (congregation is seated) CHILDREN S MESSAGE Pastor McEachran W O R D FIRST LESSON Amos 6:1a, 4-7 L Word of God. Word of life. Thanks be to God. RESPONSE Change My Heart, O God ELW Hymn 801 SECOND LESSON James 5:7-20 L Word of God. Word of life. Thanks be to God. (congregation stands) GOSPEL ACCLAMATION ELW page 142 The Good News of Jesus according to Luke. Glory to you, O Lord. GOSPEL Luke 18:18-30 For the Word of God in Scripture, for the Word of God among us, for the Word of God within us: Thanks be to God. Order of Worship 8:30 am, 11:00 am Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost Congregation A Assisting Minister Pastor Today s Theme We conclude a four week sermon series based on passages from the Letter of James. The letter was late in acceptance into the canon of Scripture. Luther viewed it as the straw epistle that seemed more about works than faith. As we explore this book, we hear words to those who live out of the Old Testament and into a world filled with religion. Our question is: What is true religion? 1

2 SERMON What is True Religion? Pastor McEachran Where There is A Disciple s Way in Life. HYMN OF THE DAY ELW Hymn 690 We Raise Our Hands to You, O Lord APOSTLES CREED A We confess our faith in the words of the Apostles Creed. I believe in God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth. I believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord. He was conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary. He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried. He descended to the dead. On the third day he rose again. He ascended into heaven, and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come again to judge the living and the dead. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic Church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. Amen. I. INSTALLATION OF SHERRY GRINDELAND AS FELLOWSHIP COORDINATOR AND RECOGNITION OF STAFF TRANSITION TASK FORCE AND INTERVIEW TEAM I. PRESENTATION OF BIBLES THE PRAYERS A God, our trust is in you. Hear our prayer. THE PEACE The peace of the Lord be with you always. And also with you. (shared in community) OFFERING I. Amazing Grace [arr. Sandra Eithun] Handbell Choir II. Malembe Tokotambola [Joseph Kabemba, Chancel Choir Congo] (congregation stands) OFFERTORY VERSE OFFERTORY PRAYER 2

3 M E A L GREAT THANKSGIVING SANCTUS ELW page 144 WORDS OF INSTITUTION THE LORD S PRAYER Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us. Save us from the time of trial and deliver us from evil. For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and forever. Amen. (congregation is seated) LAMB OF GOD ELW page 146 COMMUNION DISTRIBUTION II. Hallelujah! We Sing your Praises [South African] Haleluya! Pelo tsa rona Chancel Choir O Bread of Life from Heaven ELW Hymn 480 Here Is Bread ELW Hymn 483 Beautiful Savior ELW Hymn 838 POST-COMMUNION BLESSING May the body and blood of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, strengthen and keep you in God s loving grace, now and forever. Amen. POST-COMMUNION CANTICLE PRAYER S E N D I N G BLESSING CLOSING HYMN Lord, Whose Love in Humble Service ELW Hymn 712 A Go in peace to love and serve the Lord. Thanks be to God. POSTLUDE I will Sing to You, God [Max Drischner] In anticipation of the Lord s coming, Christians are called upon to cultivate patience rather than discontent. Marks of the Christian community include praying for those who are sick and in need, celebrating with those in good health, restoring those who have strayed, confessing sins to one another, and offering forgiveness to each other. 3

4 P A R T I C I P A N T S Presiding Minister Pastor James N. McEachran Director of Music Ministries/Organist Dr. Will Simpson Assisting Ministers (I) Sue Short (II) Jean Wahlstrom Communion Assistants (I) Judi Miller (II) Art Gurtel Acolytes (I) Mikayla Hare (II) Ella Nickel Altar Guild Bev Anderson, Karen Grams Greeters (I) Lois and Lowell Arneson (II) Beverley Watt Lectors (I) Carolynn Ferris (II) Jan Benson Ushers (I) Hal and Carolynn Ferris (II) Brent Hicks, David Wilcox Coffee Hosts Judi and George Miller Unless otherwise noted, Scripture readings are from the NRSV. 4

5 SERMON SERIES with Pastor McEachran What is True Religion? Four Sundays of Sermons from the Letter of James In a time when the Gospel was rooting in the world, the question was What is true religion? And is Christianity just one more religion? Or, is it the way into the truth that is life? September 4 Patience in Life James 1:1-18 September 11 Impartiality in Life James 2:1-13 September 18 Faith Active in Love James 2:14-26 and James 3:13-17 September 25 A Disciple s Way James 5:7-20 The letter may have been written by James, the brother of Jesus. It was often disputed as a book worthy of the canon, to be accepted into the Scripture, but the witness of the early Christian writers quotes it often as an antidote to those who might say they have faith but fail to reach out with works of loving service. W E L C O M E TODAY AT SAINT ANDREW S WORSHIP SERVICE CAPTIONING: Today, real-time captioning of the 11:00 am worship service is available, making our worship service accessible to those who are hard-of-hearing. You can use your smartphone or tablet to access the captioning (the sanctuary has a WiFi connection.) Go to: event/standrews/ (If you see a login page, the captioning is not yet active. Refresh your browser near the beginning of the worship service.) The website displays real-time captions of what is being spoken in the service, similar to closed captioning on television. PHOTOS: Haven t had your photo taken yet for our updated photo directory? Here is your chance! Come on by the Nursery TODAY between 12:00 noon and 2:00 pm, and our friendly photographers will be there to take your photo! We ll take people first come, first served...no appointment or sign up necessary. NEXT SUNDAY AT SAINT ANDREW S NAME TAGS: The first Sunday of the month is the time to wear name tags. This is a wonderful way to get acquainted and greet those around you. BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK: Come to Room 212 between 9:30 am and 10:30 am. Health care professionals from Health and Wholeness Ministry will take your blood pressure and discuss concerns. APPLES IN THE PARKING LOT: Next Sunday, October 2, Saint Andrew s members Vince and Doris Visaya will bring a trailer-load of delicious apples to the Saint Andrew s parking lot! You are welcome to take as many apples as you wish and leave a donation which will go to the Summer 2017 God Squad (High School) Mission Trip. WORSHIP SERVICE CAPTIONING: Next Sunday, real-time captioning of the 11:00 am worship service is available, making our worship service accessible to those who are hard-ofhearing or cannot be at church. You can use your smartphone, PC, or tablet to access the captioning (the sanctuary has a WiFi connection.) Go to: event/standrews/ (If you see a login page, the captioning is not yet active. Refresh your browser near the beginning of the worship service.) The website displays real-time captions of what is being spoken in the service, similar to closed captioning on television. 5

6 DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES IS... The vision of Discipleship Ministries is To gather, encourage and equip all people through active learning, how to embody faith in Jesus as they are sent into the world. DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES...EARLY SUNDAY MORNING, 7:15 AM EARLY SUNDAY MORNING and TUESDAY EVENING BIBLE STUDY The Epistle of James Sundays, September 18 - October 30, 7:15 am AND Tuesdays, September 20 - November 1, 7:00 pm 322/Conference Room Facilitators: Jean Wahlstrom and Marvin Kananen The Epistle of James is the oldest book in the New Testament. It is Martin Luther s least favorite book of the Bible (he called it the straw epistle for reasons we ll discuss in class). Jean and Marvin are teaching this class both on Sunday mornings and Tuesday evenings. Come when you can for this seven-week class! DISCIPLESHIP HOUR...SUNDAYS AT 9:45 AM Education Hour is now Discipleship Hour with classes for age 2 through adult! SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL (SCS) classes welcome children age 2 through grade 5. All classes are downstairs in South Hall. The SCS office is located on the lower level near the Narthex stairs. Students who are new to our congregation are asked to come to the SCS office to register and receive a class assignment AFFIRMATION OF BAPTISM/CONFIRMATION (ABC) classes are geared toward youth in grades 6-8. All ABC students gather in 302/Fellowship Hall South from 9:45 am - 10:00 am before heading to classes in Rooms 121, 122, 119, and 321/Youth Room. Those students new to our congregation are asked to contact Director of Discipleship Ministries Emily Harrow or Pastor McEachran for more information. CROSSWALK is focused on high school age youth, grades Got questions? Join us each Sunday for coffee, cocoa, donuts, and conversation. On the last Sunday of each month (next Sunday, September 25), gather in the youth room for Oasis, a time for our high school students to rest, color, and enjoy a movie. September 25 MENTAL FITNESS Facilitator: Dr. Mark Houglum 301/Fellowship Hall North Dr. Mark Houglum is an ELCA pastor and currently a pastoral counselor with the Samaritan Center of Puget Sound. He will begin our series around this year s stewardship theme: DiscipleFIT, which will focus on Mental, Physical and Spiritual Growth. Dr. Houglum will invite us to consider the following questions: What is mental fitness? How do we nurture it? How can we sustain it over time? How is it related to physical and spiritual fitness? September 25 and October 2 STEPPING INTO THE BIBLE (Faith Stepping Stones for Parents of Third Graders) Facilitators: Lois Nelson, Kari Henderson The first session will be a parent-child workshop, led by teachers Sarah Shaw Newsum and Nona Gram, on using the Bibles which will be presented on Sunday, September 25, at the 8:30 am worship service. The Bibles are a gift of the Faith Stepping Stones Ministry on behalf of the congregation. The second session includes a brief study of the life of Martin Luther and a discussion of our basic Lutheran beliefs. The third grade students will be studying Luther s life during this year. 6

7 October 2 and 9 SPIRITUAL FITNESS Facilitator: Pastor James McEachran Pastor McEachran leads a series and workshop on being Spiritually Fit. Among the topics will be the meaning of silence, the place and posture of devotion, and the time to be in devotion. Then, the sharing of resources and how to use the Sunday bulletin as a devotional tool. We will also read Martin Luther s advice to his barber on prayer. October 16 HEALTH AND WHOLENESS IN THE LIFE OF SAINT ANDREW S Life of Saint Andrew s Facilitator: Pastor James McEachran Simply a time to gather to recognize and thank the health care professionals in our parish, and how our health and wholeness ministry enriches the life of our congregation. October 16 STEPPING INTO ADULTHOOD (Faith Stepping Stones for Parents of High School Seniors) Facilitators: Lois Nelson, Kari Henderson College students will be there to give advice and to answer questions. October 23 and October 30 PHYSICAL FITNESS Facilitators: Pastor Dave Ellingson Dave Ellingson will focus on physical fitness and what he has learned as an endurance athlete competing in the Ironman Triathlon, Boston Marathon, Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run, completing a 2350 mile kayak expedition down the Mississippi River and most recently, paddling the Erie Canal and Hudson River to the Statue of Liberty. Those were the easy events; more challenging has been being a dad to five kids (now adults) and just entering the grandfather race. Oh, yes, he is also a Lutheran Pastor, college and seminary professor, and writer. For more information, visit If you want to follow him on his current paddling pilgrimage, visit his blog: October 23 and October 30 STEPPING INTO THE STORIES (Faith Stepping Stones for Parents of Kindergarteners) Facilitators: Lois Nelson, Kari Henderson Session 1 is a discussion of reading the Bible. We look at how we can read the Bible on a daily basis and the development of kindergarteners with a kindergarten teacher. In Session 2, children and parents decorate a prayer box together after a lesson with the children on what it looks and sounds like to pray and why we pray. They will also receive their new Bible at the 11:00 am service that morning, October 30. DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES...DURING THE WEEK TUESDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY Presenter: Pastor McEachran Every Tuesday, 10:00 am, 322/Conference Room Please note: Tuesday Morning Bible Study now begins at 10:00 am! We have begun a study of Acts of the Apostles. We are approaching it by first looking at the conversion/call of Peter, in Mark s Gospel. Then, Saul/Paul in passages from several of his letters. This week s focus is on Acts 15. As always, bring your favorite translation and invite a friend! TUESDAY EVENING BIBLE STUDY: The Epistle of James Tuesdays, September 20 - November 1, 7:00 pm, 322/Conference Room Facilitators: Jean Wahlstrom and Marvin Kananen This is the same class being offered on Sunday mornings at 7:15 am. 7

8 DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES...YOUTH YOUTH REGISTRATION FORMS: Saint Andrew s has one registration form that includes medical information and permissions. This form is used for all activities at Saint Andrew s for Complete one form per family. Paper copies of the form can be found in the Narthex on the bulletin board near the church office. Return completed forms to the church office. The form is also ONLINE as an interactive PDF form; it can be found at Complete the form and SAVE it to your computer. Either the form to info@salchome.org or print and return the form to Saint Andrew s. Please note: If you completed a form for and saved it on your computer, you can submit that form. Open it and update the school year, Today s Date, and make any other necessary changes. Return the form via or print and return the form to Saint Andrew s. FIRE FORCE (youth in grades 6-8): Fall Retreat! This year we will return to Warm Beach! Mark your calendar for the Fire Force Fall Retreat on October Bring a friend and sign up by Saturday, October 1! Contact Emily Harrow, emily@salchome.org or , for more information. OUTREACH AND SERVANT MINISTRIES Y DINNERS FOR CONGREGATIONS FOR THE HOMELESS: Saint Andrew s has the opportunity to provide dinners for the men served by Congregations for the Homeless (CFH) in their shelter. Dinners are needed October 2-15 for about 35 men each evening at Eastshore Unitarian Church, SE 32nd Street, Bellevue. Meal providers prepare, deliver, and serve the meal, and are welcome to join the men to eat. This is a wonderful opportunity for individuals, friends, small groups, co-workers, families, etc.! Sign up in the Narthex. Contact Marlyn Thorpe for more information. Y CORNER OF BLESSING: Each month, we collect one food item in the Corner of Blessing. All donations help feed those in our community who are hungry. In September, we welcome canned chili (15-16 ounce cans.) In October, we ll collect canned soup (no tomato soup please). For more information, contact Debbie Szabo. Y COLLECTIONS: Dorcas Circle, Health and Wholeness Ministry, and Outreach and Servant Ministries welcome your contributions for Lutheran World Relief, Compass Housing Alliance, Congregations for the Homeless, and The Sophia Way. Lists of needed items are in the baskets near the elevator in the Narthex. Donations can be placed in the same baskets. Y SPONSORSHIP FOR STUDENT AT MGLSS: Saint Andrew s women sponsor a student, Namayani Saiko, at MaaSAE Girls Lutheran Secondary School in Tanzania. Namayani is in Form 6, and the full sponsorship amount for her is $1200. So far, we have $865. Donations to help sponsor Namayani are welcome. Mark your contribution Saint Andrew s Women s Group, MGLSS Sponsorship and place it in the offering plate or return it to church. For more information, contact Joyce Kasper. Y THE SOPHIA WAY: The Sophia Way helps homeless women journey toward independence and a home of their own. They have an office, an overnight shelter, and a Day Center (at St. Luke s Lutheran Church, 3030 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue) open to drop-ins, job search, and casework. Volunteers are needed at the Day Center to sort donated items they receive, and to help ensure the women there have the clothing they need. If you are interested in volunteering or want more information, contact their volunteer coordinator Tara, For other ways to help, visit 8

9 Y DRIVERS FOR CHICKEN SOUP BRIGADE: Chicken Soup Brigade (Lifelong) is looking for volunteers to deliver meals to clients on the Eastside. These meals go to homebound chronically ill individuals. It is a wonderful service that provides needed nourishment to those who may be housebound and ill. The meals are picked up at Saint Andrew s and delivered between 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm on Thursday afternoons. There are usually around four or five stops. We have a rotating team of drivers here at Saint Andrew s, and we are looking to add members to our rotating team! Volunteers usually deliver about once a month. Contact Claudia Browers for more information or to be part of the team. Y SCHOLARSHIP NEEDS FOR STUDENTS IN TANZANIA: Our scholarship needs for this year at MaaSAE Girls Lutheran Secondary School (MGLSS) have been mainly met. Currently, we pray for the selection of students for next year s Form One scholarships and the beginning of the Pre-Form One Program end of September. We continue to need more funding for the MGLSS Post-Secondary Scholarship fund. This is for the students who qualified for university study ($2,500), for the nursing school ($1,000), and for teacher training ($1,200). ANY AMOUNT given to this fund is helpful. These students have shown academic potential and deserve our support. You can make contributions by check to Saint Andrew s with MGLSS Post-Secondary Scholarship in the memo line. All funds will then be forwarded to OPERATION BOOTSTRAP AFRICA (OBA). You can also contribute directly to OBA online or by mail. Y THE SOPHIA WAY LUNCHEON: Everyone is invited to The Sophia Way s Annual Benefit Luncheon on Thursday October 13, from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, at the Red Lion Hotel, Main Street, Bellevue. Register at org and ask to sit at the table with Cheryl Jurrus and Saint Andrew s Lutheran Church. The event is titled Creating Spaces with the keynote speaker Sara Rankin, the Founder/Director of the Homeless Rights Advocacy Project. This is an opportunity to learn more about the issues of homelessness and how Sophia Way helps homeless women toward independence and selfsufficiently. There is no charge for the lunch; a suggested donation of $200 will directly benefit the women in all The Sophia Way programs. For more information, contact Cheryl Jurrus. Y SHOES: OWNERS OF PREVIOUSLY WORN SHOES - LISTEN UP! It s time to recycle your used shoes. Bring them in October to the box in the Narthex marked SHOES. These pre-owned shoes will be sold to various vendors (depending on shoe quality). All proceeds support the South Sudan Community Restoration Program. The current project focus is three-fold: 1) hygiene kits for girls; 2) pajamas for orphans; and 3) school kits for the children of South Sudan. This project is sponsored by Kent Lutheran Church and shared with Cross of Christ Lutheran Church. Questions? Contact Jean Wahlstrom. Y FALL DRIVE FOR PERSONAL CARE KITS: Health and Wholeness Ministry is collecting items for Personal Care Kits to be shipped in early November. The kits are sent through Lutheran World Relief (LWR) to areas in the world in need of basic hygiene items. The following items are needed for the kits: Toothbrushes (adult size). These do not need to be individually packaged Large sturdy Combs Nail Clippers (metal, attached file optional) Bars of Soap (4 or 5 ounce, in original packaging) Bath Towels (52 x 27 maximum size, light weight, DARK colors) Please place donated items in the basket in the Narthex with the Health and Wholeness label. Items donated by Reformation Sunday, October 30, will be included in our fall shipment! 9

10 SAINT ANDREW S OPPORTUNITIES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Ì YOUNG ADULTS (those who have graduated high school and older): On the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month, young adults of Saint Andrew s get together for dinner at 6:30 pm, at a home or restaurant. The next dinner will be on September 28 at Lunchbox Laboratory ( th Ave NE #105, Bellevue). Contact Carolyn McKenna by September 26 if you want to come. Ì SAINT ANDREW S MEN (SAM) RETREAT: Calling all men! Join us Friday-Saturday, October 7-8, for our annual Men s Retreat at Valley Camp in North Bend! Pastor Mary-Alyce Burleigh is our facilitator, and will lead us through a discussion of the book Public Church: For the Life of the World by Cynthia Moe-Lobeda. The cost is $50. Brochures with more information and a registration form are in the Narthex, and can also be found online at For more information, contact Dick Swaisgood. Ì W.E.B.S. (Women s Evening Book Study): Wednesdays, October 5 - November 16 7:00 pm, 322/Conference Room The Fall Session of W.E.B.S. (Women s Evening Book Study) will begin October 5. Our first book, Jonah: What s Your Whale?, is written by our own Marvin Kananen and we are looking forward to a combination of Bible Study and creative storytelling. Marvin will be our guest speaker on October 19. We invite anyone interested to join us for that evening. Our second book for the Fall Session will be I am Malala by Malala Yousafzai, about the courage of a Pakistani girl to stand up to the Taliban. Our theme for this year is Having the Courage to Walk the Path as we examine our own paths and how we are able to follow as God leads us. All women are welcome! Contact Cheryl Jurrus or Vickie Kirn for more information. Ì FLU SHOTS Sunday, October 9, 8:00 am - 11:00 am, Room 212 It s easy to get your flu shot - just come to church! Flu shots will be offered at Saint Andrew s by Seattle Visiting Nurse Association. More information and a signup sheet will be in the Narthex next Sunday, October 2. Ì ORCHESTRA: The Saint Andrew s Orchestra will play during both worship services on Sunday, October 9. Rehearsal is Saturday, October 8, at 10:00 am. To participate or for more information, contact Dr. Will Simpson, or will@salchome.org. Ì KNITWITS (Knitting as Witnesses) Sunday, October 9, 9:45 am, 322/Conference Room The KnitWits are a fellowship group whose primary mission is to provide items of comfort that are knit or crocheted. All are welcome! Contact Dianne Chong for more information. Ì BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS: In gratefulness for God s creation we will gather on Sunday, October 9, at 4:00 pm with our special pets for a service to give God thanks and praise along with prayers and blessings for our animals. Invite and bring a friend (furry, scaly, feathery, reptile, or human.) Please make sure your pet is leashed or caged and in control. Alternatively, you can bring a photo of your pet. Following the service, the humans will gather for a potluck dinner in 301/ Fellowship Hall North. Spaghetti and sauce will be provided; please bring a dish to accompany the meal. For more information, contact Jill Nichols- Hicks. 10

11 Ì HEALTH CARE SUNDAY: Sunday, October 16, will be a very special opportunity to recognize, bless, and send our congregation s health care professionals. That means past, present, and future. If you are, or have been, or plan to be, in any area of health care, you are invited to come to the 8:30 am worship service in your professional outfit. We will acknowledge the work of our three Parish Nurses, recognize our Health and Wholeness Ministry team, bless and set apart our Healing Ministers and Eucharistic Ministers, and remember that Jesus, the Great Physician, is the source of wholeness and healing. If you plan to be in worship that Sunday, we would like to recognize you and note your place of serving in the bulletin. Please the information to Communications Specialist Susan Hegedus, susan@salchome.org, or call the church office, Ì TUESDAY MORNING MEN (TMM) Facilitator: Dave Marcrander Every Tuesday, 6:30 am, Room 212 Tuesday Morning Men have begun a new study using the book, Jonah: What s Your Whale? authored by our own, soon to be best selling author, Marv Kananen. This gives us an opportunity to really think of the Jonah we have encountered in our own lives. ALL Saint Andrew s Men (SAM) are welcome! Ì COMMUNION BREAD: Everyone is invited to bake bread used in the Eucharist on Sunday mornings. The sign-up list for July-December is now available; you can sign up online for a specific Sunday. Links to the sign-up and to the recipe for Luther Bread can be accessed on the Saint Andrew s website: SALChome.org. Contact coordinator Jill Nichols- Hicks for more information. OTHER OPPORTUNITIES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ü INSTALLATION OF PASTOR WES TELYEA: Pastor Telyea will be installed as Lead Pastor of Our Savior Lutheran Church in Issaquah TODAY, September 25, at 3:00 pm. A reception will follow in their fellowship hall. Come and be a part of this special day in the life of that congregation! Our Savior is located at 745 Front Street South, Issaquah. For Sunday, October 2: Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost Habakkuk 1:1-4; 2:1-4; Psalm 37:1-9; 2 Timothy 1:1-14; Luke 17:5-10 Servers for October 2 Presiding Minister: Pastor Mary-Alyce Burleigh Greeters: Assisting Ministers: (I) Yvonne Heuving (II) Erika Cottrell (I) Sharon Gurtel (II) Sharon Gurtel Lectors: Communion Assistants: (I) Cheryl Jurrus (II) Danielle Holmes (I) Judy Gowdy (II) Jan Bowerman Ushers: Acolytes: (I) Curt and Lois Eckley (I) Isabel Weibel (II) Hannah Wilcox (II) The Wilcox Family Altar Guild: Coffee Hosts: Janan Twito, Donna Nellist The Garberg Family 11