TLC Highlights. Birthday Blessings to: Worship: February hours for our administrative assistant. Chocolate, Wine & Valentines!

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1 TLC Trumpet Keeping you informed and sharing our experience, strength & hope in the love of Christ Volume 9 No. 2 February 2012 F or the past few years in February, my wonderful landlords (you know, the Lincolns ) have invited me to go with them to a local eatery on Abraham Lincoln s birthday. Roger dons his full Abe costume top hat and tails and, during dinner, he strolls around to every table thanking everyone for coming out for his birthday. He hands out shiny new Lincoln pennies to the children. It is a treat for Roger, who loves his role, for Colleen, who loves her spouse, for me, who loves my landlords, and for the owner and patrons of the restaurant, who get to tell the story of meeting Abraham Lincoln. It is, perhaps, not received with the same kind of dubious-turned-to-delight reactions I ve seen on a lot of faces when this guy dressed like Abraham Lincoln walks up to their table and starts talking to them, but I believe that it is a treat when, putting on Christ, we encounter others. It takes self-awareness, an awake and alert conscience, to put on Christ, to be self-sacrificing in compassion, respect, love. It s easier some times; we fail sometimes too. Maybe there should be a costume. Love, In This Issue Pastor s page... Page 1 Group News... Page 3 News from Lutherans Concerned... Page 4 Adult Classes... Page 6 Jotting from Jean... Page 6 Women of ELCASPS... Page 7 Financial News... Page 8 Worship Schedule... Page 9 Joint Ministry... Page 10 Calendar... Page 6

2 Next Trumpet D eadline! The next TLC Trumpet deadline will be Thursday, February 23. Editor requests articles be no longer than 500 words. Please submissions to: tlcsantarosa@sbcglobal.net If you do not have , place submissions (along with your name in case any clarification is needed) in Dorothy s inbox. Submissions may be edited for space. Pastor Jean Lebbert: Church office: Worship: Sunday morning at 9:30 with Holy Communion Thanksgiving Lutheran Church 1225 Fulton Road, Santa Rosa, CA tlcsantarosa@sbcglobal.net February hours for our administrative assistant Church office hours are Monday and Thursday from 8:30-11:30, Tuesday 2-5, and Friday TLC Highlights Chocolate, Wine & Valentines! That's the Sunday, February 12, party for all the 50+ members of TLC! Make/bring some valentines to share with your friends and an hors d'oeuvres, something chocolate, or some wine to share. Join us at 4 p.m. at Pastor Jean's home, 602 Middle Rincon Road, for a few hours of favorite friends, favorite foods and valentine fun! Get Ready to Get Phreaky! TLC is launching what is possibly our largest outreach effort ever by bringing to Santa Rosa Dale Smith and his one-man play Jesus Phreak; The stor y of an unlikely disciple. Two shows are scheduled for Saturday May 5 th, 4:00 PM and. The Outreach Committee is heading up this event, but we need the help of the entire congregation to successfully pull it off. Why was Jesus Phreak chosen as an outreach project? Because the play presents a theological concept that is a good match for TLC s Reconciling in Christ status, and will help us promote TLC as a community that welcomes everyone. There are many tasks that need to be done to prepare for this event, and we hope that all who are able will say yes! when asked to help. Your help in inviting friends and neighbors is especially important. Tickets go on sale February 12 th! 2 Birthday Blessings to: Katherine Zuest 2/3 Sandy Koppen 2/3 Deb Feronnato 2/6 Mark Koppen 2/11 Betty Speakes 2/11 Ilene Friend 2/16 George Land 2/16 Paula Seitz-Netherda 2/28

3 TLC Group News Christian Ed Corner More BS* You Won t Hear in Church! (*Bible Stories, of course!) Join Sandy Koppen on Sunday, February 26 after worship for the second session of BS You Won t H ear in Church, a Bible study series developed by PLTS graduate Tim Feiertag. In this series we are looking at some interesting, mostly Old Testament, Bible stories that we don t hear in the 3-year church lectionary this month, come see just how contemporary the Old Testament can be! February 26 (Session 2): Our Altar is Way Better Than Your Altar! Nuh uh! Ya Huh! (Joshua 22:9-31) Roll Out The Barrow! Pennies From E-Scrip Take advantage of the e- scrip program and register your Safeway card and credit cards. Then, every time you use them in a transaction, you will earn pennies for TLC! It makes good cents! Go to and click on 1-Sign Up and follow the directions using TLC s ID #: The wheelbarrow that is! Let s see how much soup we can gather through this year. Any kind of canned soup including stew and chili will work. From the barrow standpoint and for the sake of Marilyn and the TLC resident mice stick with the cans! The mice loved a couple of packages of rice that accidentally landed in the wheelbarrow. Not a worry for the regular giving to the narthex F.I.S.H blue barrel as it has a cover. The soup barrow will be present during this season of lent. TLC did such a great job last year. Let s try for even better this year. F.I.S.H.=Friend in Service Here emergency food pantry, corner of North and Benton Streets, Santa Rosa. Same Day, Additional Time for Tuesday Pericope Study On Tuesdays in 2012, you have two opportunities to join Pastor Jean for a first-glance at the pericopes for the coming Sunday. It helps her in her preparation for preaching, and it may help you discover something new in the Bible or about yourself! The two meeting times are: 1 P.M. and 5:30 P.M. and the group meets at TLC. Everyone is welcome. Potlucks and Suppers The February themed potluck set for the 16th has a Hoedown theme. Think fried chicken, ribs, beans, cornbread, apple pie, apple fritters and so on. Good old comfort food before the start of Lent! Join in the fellowship at 6:30 and stay for prayers and communion. On Thursday March 1st we switch to weekly soup suppers at 6:30 prior to our Lenten service. We take turns preparing a vegetarian and non-vegetarian soup and dessert for all. There is a sign up sheet in the hall way. Plan to attend. 3

4 Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies Lavender Lunch: See the Holy: Spirituality in the Art of David Wojnarowicz February 16th, 2012, 1:00pm-2:00pm, Mudd 100, Berkeley, CA R ising from a devastating early life as a homeless gay youth and hustler in Times Square, David Wojnarowicz became an acclaimed artist and author. His artwork gives holy status to people and places that society has rendered invisible. Using the symbolism of his Roman Catholic childhood, along with images of gay culture and sexuality, the artist depicted an expansive and beautiful spirituality. These images have also been a lightning rod for conflict with conservative Christians, during Wojnarowicz s lifetime and beyond, including the censorship of his film, Fire in My Belly, from a Smithsonian exhibit in Active as an artist during the 1980s and 1990s until his death in 1992 from AIDS-related illnesses, Wojnarowicz was an outspoken critic of the church s silence during the AIDS crisis. David Wojnarowicz ( ), Untitled, Join us as we explore the spiritual themes in his artwork and consider what this artist has to tell us theologically. This Lavender Lunch will be presented by Justin Tanis, Community Outreach and Education Manager of the National Center for Transgender Equality and author of Transgendered: Theology, Ministry and Communities of Faith. News from Phil Soucy, Director Communications Lutherans Concerned of North America Bishop Chris Boerger, ELCA Northwest Washington Synod, testified on Monday at a public hearing of the Washington State Senate Committee on Government Operations and Tribal Relations & Elections, saying that he was in favor of LGBT couples being able to have legallyrecognized marriages that are equal in the state. Rev. Boerger s statement to the hearing: Mr. Chairman, I am Chris Boerger, the bishop of the Northwest Washington Synod of the Evangelical Church in America. In 2009 the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America voted to commit itself to find ways to allow congregations who choose to do so to support and hold publicly accountable lifelong monogamous same gender relationships. That s quite a mouthful: publicly accountable, lifelong, monogamous, same-gender relationships. One of the people who had questions about our 4 doing this said, Bishop, isn t that marriage? And my response is, Well, in everything but name. The reality is, the Lutheran church has always held that it is the state that defines what marriage is; it s the church that then blesses people who enter into that relationship. We have now stated our desire to bless those who are publicly accountable in lifelong, monogamous, same-gender relationships. We can t call it marriage--you can. That s why I am here today to say there will be those in my church who will not participate; we understand that freedom. There are those who want to, and we ask for that freedom. Executive Director Emily Eastwood said, We thank Bp. Boerger for his courageous witness. His Continued on page 5

5 News from Phil Soucy Continued from page 4. statement reflects the fine line of the ELCA social statement which allows freedom of choice for The reality is, the Lutheran church has always held that it is the state that defines what marriage is; it s the church that then blesses people who enter into that relationship. those pastors and congregations wishing to perform marriages for same-gender couples in states where such are legal. The Northwest Tim Feiertag Joins Staff of Lutherans Concerned Lutherans Concerned has hired Tim Feiertag as Grassroots Organizing and Training Coordinator at the LC/NA headquarters in St. Paul, Minnesota. Tim will take up his position on February 15. Tim is a 2009 Mdiv. Graduate of Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, and a graduate of Valparaiso University with a degree in Social Work. He has more than a dozen years experience helping people and groups to find solutions in direct service, supervisory, pastoral and administrative support positions he has held. He comes to LC/NA and St. Paul from his employ in Kansas City with the Missouri Children s Division as a case worker for abused and neglected children and their families. Tim has a long history of involvement in Lutherans Concerned in leadership, training, and organizing at the local, regional and national level. Beginning in the early 1990s, Tim started as the co-chair of the Kansas City/Lawrence Chapter. He joined the national board of directors of LC/NA in 1995 as the Regional Director for the Central Region. In 1998, he was elected co-chair of LC/NA, a position he held until Across time he has participated in and conducted various trainings, from I-Wheel to RIC and Building an Inclusive Church. Washington Synod has long supported full participation for LGBT people in the life of church and society. Bp. Boerger s statements reflect the views already expressed by the synod. Nevertheless, by taking these views to the legislature and, therefore, into the media, Bp. Boerger has acted for justice. Our thanks are due. The hearing was on Senate Bill 6239, An act relating to providing equal protection for all families in Washington by creating equality in civil marriage and changing the domestic partnership laws, while protecting religious freedom... Emily Eastwood, Executive Director, said, I am so very pleased that Tim has accepted our invitation to join the staff of LC/NA. He has demonstrated his commitment to our organization through many years of service in a number of different volunteer positions. His easy smile, pastoral presence, quirky humor, and abiding faith will bring welcome additions to our ministry. We confirm his call from God and his passion for our reconciling programs. We thank him for his willingness to relocate to St. Paul to take this position. Tim said, As a gay man, I have been blessed by the welcome I received in my home congregation and in my seminary, both of which are Reconciling In Christ organizations. I am excited to work through LC/NA in helping others to broaden and deepen our Christian vocations of hospitality and reconciliation. After February 15, Tim can be reached by phone ( ) or grassroots@lcna.org. We ask you all to join us in welcoming Tim to our staff as he takes on the exciting and important work that lies before him. 5

6 Basics of Faith Session One is on Feb. 5, 8-8:45 8 8:45 a.m. Anyone seeking to join TLC or to brush up on the basics is welcome! SESSION 1 Basic Conc ept of Means of Gr ace We begin on the mountain with Moses and receive the promise of the Means of Grace. From there, we discuss Word and Sacrament as means of Grace. SESSION 2 The Bible as Means of Gr ace How is this collection of 66 books a means of Grace? SESSION 3 Jesus as Means of Grace How do his teachings and life still serve us as a source of revelation of the Divine? SESSION 4 The Shape of Jesus Teachings What do the Divine Law, the prayer of Jesus, the Credal statements of the Church, and life as a Christian have in common? SESSION 5 Baptism and Spiritual Gifts What exactly happens in baptism? SESSION 6 Holy Communion What exactly happens in Holy Communion? SESSION 7 The Reformation, Martin Luther, the ELCA, etc., etc. What does it mean to be a Lutheran? SESSION 8 Disciplines of Faith for Daily Living Why pray? Why pledge? Why join a church? SESSION 9 Thanksgiving Lutheran Church in S anta Rosa, California How did TLC get here? Why is TLC here? SESSION 10 The Gr eat Commission of Christ and Me What in the world do we do now? Jottings From Jean Flak... T hanks to those who went caroling at Sequoia Gardens and to Ilene Friend - much enjoyed by everyone...wasn't it wonderful to see so many folks on Christmas Eve...lots of visitors... Great Christmas Services enjoyed by one and all...good to meet Diane and George Land s daughter from Alaska...wasn t it nice to see Ingrid and Dan Larson?...the Becker-Zuest family is off to Disneyland...Fiona Becker-Zuest is going to go to school in Savannah, Georgia to become another great film maker...ask Jordan Eberly about her gift of a purple hippo...the Alexanders make truffles all year long and are happy to take orders, $15 a dozen in many flavors...talk to Karen Lehman about a PartyLite show...thanks to 6 Sandy Koppen for her Christmas Solo (son Jon really liked it!)...thanks to the band for their music on Christmas Eve...Thanks to Nora for always being there to play the piano...blue Christmas Services were much appreciated by those attending...can t resist my favorite black licorice is Aussie licorice - you can get it at Smart and Final, if you can find one of their stores!... friends gave us a Trader Joe s cookbook...happy New Year everyone!...the Flaks spent a few days in Southern California with family - temps in the 80 s every day!...thanks to Lisa Bartlett, Jordan Eberly, and Mary Weber for stepping up to be on the Church Council...thanks, too, to Jean Harrison, Karen Lehman and Jean Flak for their

7 Women of the ELCA SPS At the October Biennial Assembly of the Women of the ELCA Sierra Pacific Synod, Pastor Jean was elected to serve a two-year term on the Board. She attended the first board meeting in January. Among the demands of the Board are the goals to support the resolutions made at the Assembly. The first resolution calls for women in the ELCA to support the 1,000 days Initiative. Though the underlying causes of malnutrition can be traced back to issues of food, care, health, hygiene and ultimately, poverty, there is one critical determinant that has been overlooked: the status of women. While increasing the intake of vitamins and minerals and promoting good nutritional practices are absolutely essential to combating malnutrition, some argue that improving the status of women and expanding their access to education, resources, and land rights can prove even more impactful to the long term eradication of the problem. Malnutrition is a global shame. As a community, we must take a serious look at the role that women the first and primary custodian of a child s health play in their societies. Are they equal partners in land ownership? Is their work valued the same way that men s work is? Do they have the same opportunities for education and jobs? For too long and in too many places, women and girls have been condemned to eat last and eat least. This cannot be the case if we are to end the grip that malnutrition has on countless futures. As a community, we must take a serious look at the role that women the first and primary custodian of a child s health play in their societies. For more information, check out The second resolution calls for women to support the ELCA Malaria Campaign which aims to wipe out malaria by the year The Board, in its January meeting, voted to sell fly swatters at the 2012 Sierra Pacific Synod Assembly, May 18-20, as its first action of support. (The swatters were Pastor Jean s idea!). You can get involved by putting in an order with TLC s voting member! Other work of the Board includes planning and coordinating the next synod women s retreat and the next biennial assembly. Please support Pastor Jean in her involvement with this expression of the wider church. Jottings, continued years of service on the Council...I heard that Sandy Koppen and Judy Sawyer had a nice visit...george and Diane Land were in Huntington Beach for the holidays...it was great to see Roma Dakini-Bella Donna in church again and doing so well...thanks to Jan Tiedemann for joining the Stewardship Committee...anyone else want to step up and join one of the committees at TLC?...congratulations to Tim Feiertag on his appointment as Grassroots Organizing and Training Coordinator for Lutherans Concerned/North America and to his proud parents Ingrid and Paul...be sure to ask Astrid Anderson about her trip to Cancun...Grace Israelson has been in the hospital is home and seen her heart Dr. who says she should take it easy, so she is...thanks to Karen Lehman for organizing, Pastor Jean and her sister Janet for leading, Jan Loewen for playing her guitar, and Sandy Koppen for her solos at the Women s Retreat. 7

8 Finance News nfortunately, we ended U the year with another monthly deficit. It was $1, for the month. The year end deficit is $7,372.85, which is far better than we had projected. Thank you to everyone who kept their pledge and thank you to everyone who gave as generously as possible. God continues to shower blessings on TLC. In addition to our regular giving throughout the year the following amounts were donated in 2011: The Rwanda School Project $1,084 Second Mile $715 There were also a variety of other causes we gave to. Look for a complete listing in the annual report. The Christmas offering of $998 went to Lutheran Social Services of Northern California for our neighbors in need. 8

9 Worship Opportunities in February On Sundays Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 Fifth Sunday After the Epiphany Scriptures: Isaiah 40:21-31; 1 Corinthians 9:16-23; Mark 1:29-39 Before worship, Basics in Faith class, session 1. All are welcome. Following worship is the 2 nd part of our annual Congregational Meeting: Annual reports, selection of Synod Assembly Voting Member and Nominating Committee, year-end Financial Report Sixth Sunday After the Epiphany Scriptures: 2 Kings 5:1-14; 1 Corinthians 9:24-27; Mark 1:40-45 My Faith Works presentation by Sharon Boschen Transfigur ation Scriptures: 2 Kings 2:1-12; 2 Corinthians 4:3-6; Mark 9:2-9 Gift of G.A.B. Following worship: Stewardship Committee First Sunday in Lent Scriptures: Genesis 9:8-17; 1 Peter 3:18-22; Mark 1:9-15 Following worship: Adult Forum led by Sandy Koppen Lent 2012 ~ The Wondrou s Cross The cross, a cruel instrument of execution, has become the primary symbol of faith for Christians everywhere. During Lent this year, on Sundays and Thursdays, we will examine different interpretations of cross designs, explore other meanings and definitions outside Christianity, and learn the stories of favorite hymns about the cross of Christ. Diane Land is creating cross banners to grace our sanctuary. Lent begins on February 22, on Ash Wednesday. We will hold our traditional evening worship service which includes Holy Communion and the imposition of ashes. It is a powerful beginning to the Lenten journey to the cross, to the empty grave, and to the joyful news of Easter: Christ is Risen! Get Ready to Get Phreaky! TLC is launching what is possibly our largest outreach effort ever by bringing to Santa Rosa Dale Smith and his one-man play Jesus Phreak; The story of an unlikely disciple. Two shows are scheduled for Saturday May 5 th, 4:00 PM and. The Outreach Committee is heading up this event, but we need the help of the entire congregation to successfully pull it off. Why was Jesus Phreak chosen as an outreach project? Because the play presents a theological concept that is a good match for TLC s Reconciling in Christ status, and will help us promote TLC as a community that welcomes everyone. There are many tasks that need to be done to prepare for this event, and we hope that all who are able will say yes! when asked to help. Your help in inviting friends and neighbors is especially important. Tickets go on sale February 12 th 9

10 2012 Joint Ministry Plans We are entering our third year of joining the three ELCA congregations in Santa Rosa for special events. Here s some of what s coming in 2012 Summer Kick Off Pulpit Exchange Pastors will rotate to the two other churches. On June 3, Pastor Jean will preach and preside at Bethlehem and Pastor Tim Carnahan will be at Thanksgiving. On June 10, Pastor Jean will be at Faith and Pastor Lord will be at TLC. VB BLC For the third year, TLC participates in this wonderful children s ministry over at Bethlehem. It is truly to our benefit to pool resources so that the young ones at TLC can join dozens of other children for a fun faith festival. Adults and teens can join in too by helping with the many jobs required for this kind of a VBS program. If you are interested, talk to Jean Harrison. Faith on the Fourth, July 4, 10 a.m. A holiday gathering. We ll sing patriotic songs then hold a forum featuring a panel of people involved in local politics and justice issues. Afterward, we ll enjoy a potluck picnic and family games. Blessing of Animals, Oct. 7, 4 p.m. TLC will host this annual animal amalgamation for precious pious pets. Blue Christmas, Dec. 20, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. These worship services aim to provide a sacred space for those who are going through difficult transitions that make the holidays hard to go through. Seniors in Transition Offers support and education for seniors facing life transitions and for children of elderly parents. A planning team is in place and is currently developing a grant proposal to Wheatridge for monies to support a facilitator to work with TLC, Bethlehem, Faith, and Cross and Crown in Rohnert Park. Our Outreach and Evangelism Committee is the umbrella at TLC for this promising ministry, and much more information is to come. Brainstorming Ideas: How can we be more conspicuous in Santa Rosa? Clean Up at the Park? Adopt a stretch of freeway to clean? Create an ELCA day at the fair? Anyone is invited to attend the next planning meeting, which will be held on April 22, 3 p.m., at Faith. f you have any questions, ask Pastor Jean. 10

11 Two concerts are happening at our sister parish, Bethlehem. Sing it for the World Making connections from School to School On Friday, February 24th at 6pm At Bethlehem Lutheran Church 1300 St. Francis Road, Santa Rosa Please come and join us for a night filled with creative and inspiring music under the direction of Gail Bowers. Free Will Offering Benefitting The Maria Carrillo Jazz Choir & The Rwanda School Project Just in Time for Valentine's Day - Tenor Mark Kratz in Concert at BLC - February 12th at 2 PM Are you in need of something to impress your sweetheart for Valentine's Day? How about a concert of beautiful romantic music at BLC? On Sunday February 12 at 2pm, tenor extrordinaire Mark Kratz will present a recital of English and Italian art songs, Broadway melodies, and other selections for your enjoyment. You may know Mark from Sonoma County Chamber Singers, but he has also sung with a variety of opera companies, musical theater productions, and other performing ensembles, both locally and across the country. Mark has also been our tenor soloist for "The Seven Last Words of Christ" on Good Friday. Currently Mark is preparing for the role of Don Ottavio in the Cinnabar Theater production of Don Giovanni, and the SF Pocket Opera production of Norma, where he is playing the role of Flavio. If you haven't heard Mark sing before, you are in for a real treat. The recital is free. Donations will be accepted, with half of the proceeds going to BLC. For more info, contact Janet Bertoli ( ). 11

12 TLC Executive Committee: Keith Becker, President Astrid Anderson, Vice-president Mark Koppen, Secretary Jean Harrison, Treasurer Mary Thompson, Financial Secretary Council Liaisons to Committees: Christian Education Congregation and Community Care Finance Outreach and Evangelism Property Stewardship Worship and Music Youth (in hiatus) Jordan Eberly Lisa Bartlett Astrid Anderson Mary Weber Keith Becker Keith Becker Mark Koppen Please Support Those who Support Us Committee Chairs Christian Education Congregation and Community Care Finance Mutual Ministry Outreach and Evangelism Property Stewardship Worship and Music Youth (in hiatus) Jean Harrison Jordan Eberly Jean Harrison Pastor Jean Lebbert Jan Thomas Jan Loewen Keith Becker Mary Thompson Who s Who In Worship Altar Guild Coordinator: Diane Land Greeters Coordinator: Jan Thomas Asst. Ministers Coordinator: Ingrid Feiertag Musicians Coordinator: Mark Koppen Offering Teller Coordinator: Paul Feiertag Readers Coordinator: Ingrid Feiertag Ushers Coordinator: George Land Who s Who In Special Taskforces Community Garden Coordinator: Karen Lehman Landscaping Coordinator: Jean Harrison Quilters Coordinator: Lorraine Larson Women s Retreat Coordinator: Karen Lehman 12

13 February 2012 at Thanksgiving Lutheran Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :30 AM 10:00 AM Sunday M orning Alcoholics Anonymous Bible Study Alcoholics 5:30 PM Anonymous 11:00 AM Evening Bible Study Outreach M eeting 12:00 PM Worship B.S. You Won't Hear in Church M utual M inistry M eeting 8:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous CCC M eeting 5 8:00 AM Faith Basics Class 9:30 AM Sunday M orning Worship 11:00 AM Annual Congregational M eeting, pt :30 AM Sunday M orning Worship - M y Faith Works 4:00 PM HHR Wine and Chocolate party 19 9:30 AM Sunday M orning Worship - Gift of G.A.B. 26 9:30 AM Sunday M orning Worship 6 Alcoholics Anonymous 13 Alcoholics Anonymous 20 9:00 AM Lifescreening Event Alcoholics Anonymous 27 Alcoholics Anonymous 7 Bible Study 4:15 PM Christian Ed M eeting 5:30 PM Evening Bible Study 6:30 PM Worship Committee 8:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous 14 Bible Study 4:15 PM Christian Education 5:30 PM Evening Bible Study 8:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous 21 Bible Study 5:30 PM Evening Bible Study 8:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous 28 Bible Study 5:30 PM Evening Bible Study 8:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous :00 AM Seniors in Transition Planning Team 6:30 PM Council 22 Ash Wednesday Service :00 AM Alcoholics Anonymous Note that the Chris Ed meeting is Feb 14th at 4:15 at Jean Harrison's home, the Finance meeting is Feb. 18 at 3 pm at Jean H arrison's home. We encourage anyone interested in joining either committee to attend :30 PM M onthly Potluck 17 Casa de Alfararo :00 AM Alcoholics Anonymous 3:00 PM Finance Committee6:30 PM CCC M ovie Night 25 10:00 AM Alcoholics Anonymous 3 10:00 AM Alcoholics Anonymous

14 14 Thanksgiving Lutheran Church 1225 Fulton Road Santa Rosa, CA 95401