WE RE GLAD YOU ARE HERE!

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1 Welcome to Holy Spirit Lutheran! Thank you for worshiping with us today. Whether you are a member, a regular guest or a newcomer, we are happy to have you with us. The people and pastors of Holy Spirit Lutheran Church are committed to meeting you wherever you are on your journey in faith. If you are visiting and would like to know more about our church and our faith, please fill out the Connection Card in the back of the chair in front of you and place it in the offering plate. COMMUNION PROCEDURES Everyone who believes that Jesus Christ is truly present in the sacrament and sincerely wishes to commune with Him is welcome to participate. Children may come forward for a blessing. When you receive the wafer, you may dip it into the wine (red) or grape juice (white). Gluten Free wafer available upon request. If you would like to participate in the sacraments but are unable to come forward, please inform an usher and communion will be brought to you. EVERYONE IS INVITED FOR REFRESHMENTS out on the patio. Please take a moment to share greetings and joy with one another. Make some new friends by introducing yourself to others. BIBLE ACTIVITY BAGS AVAILABLE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN during the worship service. Please ask the ushers for a bag. At the end of the service, return it to the usher so a child at another service can use the Bible Bag. Sign up at the Hospitality Center today! OUR FAMILY ROOM is available for families with young children. It is equipped with sound and video from the sanctuary. SUBMIT YOUR PRAYER requests for this week by using a Connection Card found in the chair back. Pastor will include your request in today s service. All prayer requests will be prayed for by our Prayer Ministry during the week and included in next week s worship bulletin. ASSISTED HEARING DEVICES are available at the sound booth for use at the beginning of each service. These devices will help amplify the sounds of the service to a comfortable level for the hearing impaired. It will allow you to move out of the sanctuary and not miss one word. WE RE GLAD YOU ARE HERE! NOTES ON THE SERMON: If you would like to take notes during today s sermon, there is green paper in the back of the chair in front of you. YOU CAN LISTEN TO EACH WEEKLY SERMON at WE ARE HERE FOR YOU! Pastoral care is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by calling the church office at or after hours call Pastor Frank at MISSION STATEMENT Contact the Church office or visit our website to install the APP. Holy Spirit Lutheran Church will intentionally and deliberately seek out and welcome all people, churched, unchurched and members, and assist all in becoming fully devoted followers of Christ.

2 Soulfire Youth Ministry There is a Lutherock/Youth Gathering meeting TODAY at 11:00 in the Learning Center. Lunch will be provided for everyone before the meeting begins. Once the meeting is over, we will be setting up the sanctuary for VBS. We will finish by 3:00. Upcoming Dates: Are You Prepared For A Hurricane? At HSLC we care about your safety and we want to be proactive in getting you ready for a storm. If you are going to need assistance please contact the church office at or office@hslcjuno.org. Please Help Get Your Church Ready For A Hurricane In the case of a storm we will need 20 people to help us secure our facilities and the homes of our members who can t do it on their own. After a storm we will need help with cleaning up our campus. If you can help with either of these please contact the church office at or office@hslcjuno.org. We greatly appreciate it. Caring Card Ministry Making cards to send to those who are shut in, grieving, suffering or celebrating something special or just a note to say Hello is what we are all about. If you are interested, join us and have a creative hour of fun on the 2nd Sunday each month at 12:15 PM in the Learning Center room 208. Please contact Shonda Staudt , shonda1313@gmail.com or Jamie Johnson , cloey524@yahoo.com with any questions. No experience is necessary. Cancer Support Group Those who are battling cancer, survivors, spouses, friends and family are invited to share concerns and experiences. We will take a journey to discover ways in which the church, God s promises and others with similar situations can ease our pain and fears. If you would like more information please contact Cindy Miller or Balance714@hotmail.com or come to our meetings the 3rd Wednesday each month at 6:00 PM in room 208 of the Learning Center. June s topic of discussion: The Area Agency for the Aging will present a seminar on "Medicare Basics". Come and learn how to better navigate the Medicare system. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A and time of sharing. This month we will meet in room 203. Next Sunday, June 17 is Father s Day. No Soulfire Sunday, June 24 is the departure day for the ELCA Youth Gathering. Join us after the 9:30 service for the big send off! Saturday, July 7 is the departure day for Camp Lutherock. Text-To-Give: A Convenient Giving Option Do you have a busy schedule? Text to Give is a great option for you! New or registered givers, just simply text a dollar amount to and your giving will be recorded under your giving record. New users will be prompted to enter your payment information the first time you use Text to Give. Do You Get Updates from HSLC? If you do not receive s from HSLC, please your address to office@hslcjuno.org, so we can keep you in the know! Glasses for Haiti In two months 300 pairs of reading glasses have been distributed through the Village of Hope and have changed the lives of the recipients. We will continue to collect reading glasses and non-prescription sunglasses to be sent to the Village of Hope in Haiti. We have a shipment going in early September. Please continue to donate and thank you for your support. Diaper Drive for Homeless Mothers Children s Home Society cares for young homeless mothers and their infants. CHS provides a 2 year program that teaches these young moms how to care responsibly for their baby, educates them and finds them work. HSLC can be supportive by providing diapers. Please bring them to church. Evelyn Lyerly is the leader of the diaper drive. SNAP for Seniors Do you know a senior struggling to make ends meet? SNAP (Supplementary Nutrition Assistance Program) can help them stretch their food dollars and prevent them from having to choose between buying medicine or buying food. It's free to apply, and they can get one-on-one help completing the application online. Call the Helpline , visit or apply online: Call Committee Update The Call Committee has sent the Ministry Site Profile to Connie Schmucker at the Bishop s Office. She will upload and post this document, which is a 14 page document detailing our church, its mission, its ministries, and the qualities we hope for in Lead Pastor candidates. Pastors in search of lead pastor positions have uploaded their Rostered Ministry Profile (RMP). The MSP and the RMP will be used to match candidates to Holy Spirit Lutheran Church. In addition, we have determined our interview process, and we have created interview questions. We trust that the Holy Spirit will guide us to the very best candidate as we continue with this process. Please join us in praying for the candidate who is being prepared by the Holy Spirit right to lead our church. If you have questions about the process or have a candidate to suggest, please contact Steve Jerauld at StevenJerauld@gmail.com. Care Ministry Items needed for the Homeless at St. Ann: shoes, belts, hats, cloth shopping bags, men s jeans/pants (sizes 28-38) and ladies pants. Small size toiletries, band aids, sunscreen, bug spray and vitamins are needed. Please place in the patio storage room. The Food Pantry has a cargo van that is used to pick up food. If you would like to help, please donate fuel gift cards. Contact Harry Drier at or mail to 5380 N. Ocean Dr. Apt 6D, Singer Island, FL We need laptops or ipads for families in transition from homelessness. If you have one to donate, please contact Harry Drier at The Food Pantry needs cereal, peanut butter, jelly, pasta and pasta sauce. Other food pantry needs are available at There are many volunteer opportunities within the Care Ministry. If you have time and a passion for giving back you time, please join the Care Ministry team of volunteers by contacting Harry Drier at or drierh@aol.com. Every Week at Holy Spirit Lutheran! MONDAYS Intercessory Prayer: 10:00-10:30 AM in the Worship Center. Prayer Small Group: 10:30 AM in the Church Office. Contact Mary Ann Williams at TUESDAYS Women s Group: 7:30 AM in the church office with Pastor Frank. Pilates: 4:30-5:30 PM (chair) & 5:30-6:30 PM (mat), upstairs in the Learning Center. Contact Barbara Saltzgiver at Adult Volleyball: Summer League. Contact Jonathan Torres at WEDNESDAYS Men s Group: 7:00 AM in the Church Office with Pastor Frank. Men s Fellowship Breakfast: 8:30 AM at Hurricane Café on US 1. Yoga: 10:00 AM in the Learning Center room 202. No experience necessary. Bridge Small Group: 1:30-3:30 PM in the Learning Center. Pam Wohlschlegel, Social Bridge is played. Evening Men s Group: 6:00 PM in the Learning Center room 201 with Pastor Frank Youth Volleyball: Contact Shawn Shapton to play at THURSDAYS Prayer Shawl Ministry: 1:00 PM in the Learning Center. Contact Ilse Miller Beginner s welcome! Join us for knitting or crocheting. Grounded Men s Group: 6:30 PM at Matt Lacharite s home, 2388 E. Edgewater Drive, Palm Beach Gardens. Text to attend. FRIDAYS Beginner s Bridge: 6:30 PM in the Learning Center. Contact the Danielson s at New & experienced players welcome. SATURDAYS Contemporary Worship Services: 5:00 PM (Weekly Communion) SUNDAYS Supervised Nursery: 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00 AM for infants and 1 year olds in the Learning Center room 103. Kid Connection: 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00 AM in the Learning Center room 104. For ages 2-3. Children s Church: 9:30 AM in the Learning Center. For ages 4-3rd grade. Adult Discussion Group: Headlines with Him 9:30 AM in the Learning Center Room 208. Adult Bible Study Class: 9:30 AM in the Learning Center room 203. Contemporary Worship Services: 8:00 (Weekly Communion) & 9:30 AM (Communion the first Sunday of the month) Traditional Worship Service: 11:00 AM (Weekly Communion)

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