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Welcome
Holy Spirit Lutheran Church
February 1, 2015
Lutheran World Relief Quilts
Quilting group members are Barbara Antonelli, Evelyn Bradley,
Joanne Brennan, Becky Brown, Diane Coakley, Dorothy Connolly,
Rhonda Danielson, Joan Evans, Carole Haje, Anne McEwen, Walli
Messmer, Ilse Miller, Linda Peters, Nancy Seng, Dot Sisco, Martina
Wagner, Nadene Watson, and Beverly Zager.
Welcome to Holy Spirit Lutheran!
Welcome to our worship today. Whether you are a member, a regular
visitor or a newcomer, we are happy to have you with us. We pray that
you enjoy your time with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and with our
church family. You are invited to join us for refreshments after the
service. If you would like to know more about our church and our
faith, please visit the Hospitality Center. We invite you to please sign
the Pew Pad when it comes by. If we can be of service to you, please
make a note on a yellow message card and place it in the offering
plate or call the church office.
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HANDICAP PARKING spaces are
provided close to the church. Please obey
the signs and leave these spaces available
for those who need them. Juno Beach
Police will ticket violators $250.
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 in the celebration.
Children may come forward for
a blessing.
When you receive the wafer, you
may dip it into the wine (red) or
grape juice (white).
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.
OUR SUPERVISED NURSERY IS
AVAILABLE this morning for infants and
one year olds in the Learning Center
Building, room 103.
THE KID
CONNECTION for 2-3 year olds meets at
9:30 in the Learning Center Building room
104. See the ushers for assistance.
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. The bags are
provided as a gift from Thrivent.
IF YOU’RE A FIRST-TIME VISITOR
TO OUR WORSHIP SERVICES we
have a gift for you to remember us by
and to learn more about our
congregation. Please stop by the
Hospitality Center on the patio and pick
up your gift!
ASSISTED HEARING DEVICES are
available 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. An assisted
hearing device would allow you to move
out of the sanctuary and not miss one
word. Please go to the sound booth to
check one out!
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.
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Welcome to Worship
February 1, 2015
8:00 & 9:30 AM Worship Services
We encourage you to be fully present in our worship service this
morning by joyfully singing in praise to God!
Opening Music
Announcements
*Greet One Another
*Opening Songs
“Jesus Messiah”
“Enough”
*Prayer
Bible Reading
Acts 4:5-13 (NIV)
Giving Back To God (Offering)
“Lead Me To The Cross”
(Pass Pew Pads)
Message
“Why Bother People With What We Believe?”
Pastor Frank Wagner
*Prayer of Confession
*“Lord’s Prayer Song”
Celebration of Holy Communion
Communion Song
“I Surrender All”
*Closing Prayer
*Benediction
*Closing Song
“Doxology”
* The congregation will please stand
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SUBMIT YOUR PRAYER
requests for this week by
using a yellow message
card found in the chair
back. Pastor will include
your request in today’s service. All
prayer requests will be prayed for by
our staff and the HSLC Prayer Chain
during the week and included in next
week’s worship bulletin.
COMING EVENTS
Today ~ Souper Bowl Soulfire Fundraiser
2/2 ~ Daniel Plan 7:00 PM
2/6 ~ Basics of Our Christian Faith 7 PM
2/7 ~ Sandwich Making 8:30 AM
2/18 ~ Ash Wednesday 12 & 7 PM
2/21 ~ WAY Afternoon Tea 12 PM
2/22 ~ Blood Drive 8:30 AM
SUNDAY CLASS SCHEDULE
WE ARE HERE FOR YOU! Pastoral
care is available 24 hours a day,
7 days a week by calling the church
office at 624-9663 or after hours call
JoAnn at 308-9206.
9:30 ~ KIDS CONNECTION
9:30 ~ Sunday School
PreK— 6th Grade
9:30 ~ Adult Sunday School
All classes held in the Learning Center.
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.
VISIT OUR WEBSITE:
www.HSLCFamily.com
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Listen to our Sunday sermons.
Get info on upcoming events.
Check us out on:
Do we have your email
address?
Do you currently receive emails
from HSLC? If not, please share
your email address with us. Stay
up to date with church news. Use your email
to sign in to the church website to view your
contribution statements and give online. If you
would like to set up your log in to the church
website, please contact the church office at 561
-624-9663 or [email protected].
Pick up your 2014 Contribution Statements
today on the church patio!
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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT HSLC?
The ALTAR FLOWERS are given by Edwina Scofield in
memory of her husband Ralph Scofield.
Prayer Ministry Small Group
We will be starting "Before Amen" by Max Lucado on Tuesday Feb. 3 at 6:30 PM in the
Learning Center. Mr. Lucado shares his views on the power of a simple prayer.
"‘Before Amen’ has a winning combination of simplicity and depth. This book is
appropriate for people who struggle to pray and for all who long to pray more effectively.
Max's 'pocket prayer' is brief but comprehensive; it helps readers turn to the Lord quickly
and easily....in all circumstances. ‘Before Amen’ is practical, enjoyable, and
inspiring." ~ Sarah Young, author of "Jesus Calling" and “Jesus Today."
So what is the "Pocket Prayer?" Come join us and find out! Please bring your
own book and read chapters 1 & 2 before our first session.
ADULT CLASS: The Basics of Our Christian Faith
Class will be offered Thursday evenings February 5, 12, 19, & 26 from 7:00—8:30 PM
upstairs in the Learning Center. The class will be taught by Doug Wessel. Everyone is
invited to attend. There is no cost for the class. Please contact the church office with
any questions at 624-9663.
February 5 The Holy Spirit
February 12 Salvation
February 19 The Church
February 26 Worship and the Sacraments
SANDWICH MAKING FOR ST. GEORGE’S
Saturday, February 7 at 8:30 am
If you would like to help prepare the sandwiches for St.
George’s, please join us in the HSLC Sanctuary or contact Cyndy Ryan at 371-2253.
John Kino passed away Sunday after a long illness. John and
his wife Hanna have been long time members of HSLC. The
memorial service is scheduled for Saturday, February 7th at 11:00
am at Advent Lutheran Church in Wyckoff , NJ. Please keep
Hanna and her family in your prayers.
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Weekly Small Groups, Studies, and Fellowship Meetings
Lutheran World
Relief Quilts
Mondays at 10:00 AM in the Learning Center. No experience
necessary. Barb Antonelli 845-667-1567.
Women’s Group
With Pastor Frank, Tuesday Mornings at 7:30 AM
in the Learning Center.
Wednesday Morning
Men’s Group
With Pastor Frank, Wednesday Mornings at 7:00 AM
in the Learning Center.
Women’s Walking
Group
Tuesdays at 8:00 PM at Downtown at the Gardens. Meet in
front of Whole Foods. Erica Mardis, 850-510-4397 or
[email protected].
Bridge Small Group
Wednesdays 1:30-3:30 PM in the Learning Center.
Pam Wohlschlegel, 561-776-2814. Social Bridge is played.
Wednesday Evening
Men’s Group
With Pastor Frank, Wednesday Evenings at 6:00 PM
in the Learning Center.
Prayer Ministry
Small Group
Wednesdays at 6:30 PM in the Learning Center.
Debby Weeks, 630-913-0980 Resumes in January.
Prayer Shawl
Ministry
Thursdays @ 1:00 PM in the Learning Center. Ilse Miller,
561-746-0859. Knitting and crocheting. Beginners welcome!
Beginner Bridge
Small Group
Fridays at 6:30 PM in the Learning Center.
Kirt & Rhonda Danielson, (561) 575-2556. New experienced
players are welcome to join us when we resume January 9.
Sundays @ 9:30 AM in the Learning Center.
Contact Cheryl Scott 561-622-5069.
Adult Sunday School
Contact the Church office for more information at 561-624-9663 or [email protected].
Daytime Meal Small Group
If you want to be part of a Small Group, there is a wonderful opportunity
to meet for a meal. Join a small group that goes to a restaurant for a meal
the first Friday of every month. The February 6 lunch will be at Café Chardonnay on
PGA Blvd. at 12:30. Please RSVP by Wednesday to Patti Thompson at 575-9046.
BRIDGE PLAYERS NEEDED: Join the wonderful people on Wednesday afternoons
starting at 1:30 PM to play bridge. All levels welcomed. There is no obligation to play
every week. Contact Pam Wohlschlegel at 561-776-2814.
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First Communion Classes for 5th graders and older will
begin in the Learning Center, Sunday February 22 from 9:30 10:30 am. If a child is younger than 5th grade, they may also
participate in the class after one of their parents has a discussion
with Pastor Frank. Instructors are Sue and David Thiemann.
The Celebration of First Communion will take place during the Maundy Thursday
Service, April 2 at 7:00 PM. Please contact the church office to participate at 624-9663.
2015 Medical Mission Trip to Haiti
This past week you received a letter from our Haiti Ministry
Team telling you about this year’s exciting Medical Mission
trip to Haiti which begins on February 21st. We need your help in supporting this
mission team. Hundreds of people will receive much needed medical care during the
week-long trip.
Through your generous contribution you can help provide the
medicines and medical supplies needed by the team. Return your contribution in the
envelope enclosed in the letter OR go to our website: hslcfamily.com and click on
“Haiti Fundraiser” to donate electronically. “TOGETHER” we can make a difference!
NEW F.E.A.S.T GROUPS FORMING IN 2015
Friends Eating And Socializing Together
Feast Groups are Full of Fun and Fellowship!
If you would like to get to know some of the wonderful people of
HSLC sign up today to be in a FEAST Group.
The group you are assigned will meet for dinner in each others’ homes, in a park, at the
beach or in a restaurant as many times as your group wants to and whenever your group
wants to - you set the date. It can be twice, 4 times or whatever your group
decides. Some groups that were formed in 2010 are still meeting! There are usually 6-8
people in a group.
When meeting in someone’s home, each person or couple brings something to share for
dinner (salad, dessert, side dish). The host provides the main course. The same 6-8 people
meet until each person or couple has had a chance to host their group. There is NO
agenda, except to make friends. Sign up at the Hospitality Center and we will contact you.
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The Women About Youth Ministry presents:
Featuring the Maltz Touring Company’s
Broadway Revue
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Saturday, February 21, 2015
Holy Spirit Lutheran Church
Doors Open at 12 pm
$10 per person, $15 per family
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Proceeds will benefit WAY’s Reading to Riches Tutoring Program
Open to all women and girls in the community.
Pay in advance to be entered into a drawing for a special gift!
Simply go to www.hslcfamily.com and click on Events. Parties of 8 can reserve tables.
RSVP by February 17th. Sign up at the Hospitality Center or call Pam at 561-776-2814.
WAY Monthly Meeting
Wednesday, Feb 4th, at 5pm
Learning Center 2nd floor
Anyone interested in WAY Ministry welcome!
Call Pam at (561) 776-2814 for details.
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Winter Residents Progressive Luncheon
Pastor Frank and Martina Wagner invite you to join them and other Winter Residents
for a Progressive Luncheon
Saturday, March 7
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
6-8 people will meet at each home for one luncheon course and then everyone will meet
back at Holy Spirit for dessert.
Sign up at the Hospitality Center. For more information contact JoAnn Hayes at
561-624-9663 or [email protected].
Lutheran World Relief Mission Quilts
Tied In Faith ~ Sent In Hope ~ Wrapped In Love
In 2013 Lutheran World Relief sent more than 485,931 quilts to people in over 21
countries. Quilts are sent to both communities in constant need and in response to
natural disasters all over the world. Although quilts can be used as bed coverings
(typically for several people), and warmth, they can also be used as a baby carrier, a
sack, a sunshade, a market display, a room divider, a shawl and many other ways most
of us couldn’t imagine. Quilts become so much more than a clean new blanket. They
serve as a reminder that someone, however distant, cares.
Lutheran World Relief has two large warehouses, located in Minnesota and Maryland.
After church today, our quilts will be packed and taken to Ft. Lauderdale, where they
will join quilts made by other congregations. Then they will be trucked to Maryland
where they will be sorted and baled, loaded on freighters and shipped to where they are
needed. They will then be distributed by LWR or one of its many partners, including
the United Methodist Committee on Relief, the Catholic Organization for Development
and Solidarity and International Orthodox Christian Charities. Thanks to a new quilt
tracker, we learned that Holy Spirit quilts went to the Philippines last year.
Each year our group has been growing so we are able to donate more quilts. By
themselves, they represent a small drop in the bucket. However, with hundreds of
Lutheran churches across America working together to make over 400,000 quilts
yearly, we are able to be a part of something that really makes a difference in the world.
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Holy Spirit Lutheran is committed to helping those in need.
It is part of our mission! Ways in which YOU CAN HELP:
Donate Items ~ Leave Items in labeled bins in Patio Classroom
Community Food
Pantry
See flyer on church bulletin board; collection basket in the patio
classroom. Also, toothbrushes, toothpaste, bar soap, peanut butter,
jelly, canned meat, pasta sauce, plastic & paper grocery bags.
Community Clothes
Closet
Used or new clothes and shoes (baby, youth, & adult); cell phones,
eye glasses & belts
For the Homeless
Family Promise
Men’s items: jeans (Sizes 28-36), white t-shirts, hooded sweatshirts,
short sleeve dress shirts, belts and shoes, small soaps, shampoos &
lotions, washcloths, perfumes, talcum powder, sun block, bug spray.
Laundry Detergent, Pine Sol, Windex, Shower Cleaner, and XL
Latex gloves
SANDWICHES FOR THE HUNGRY: Sandwiches and hard-boiled eggs are needed every
Wednesday before 8:00 AM; please leave in church refrigerator. Help make sandwiches for St.
George’s the first Saturday of each month starting at 8:30 am in the sanctuary.
CARE MINISTRY NEWS
Youth Garden harvesting again: This Tuesday started the first harvest of new produce at the
youth community garden in Lake Park. 120 large bunches of Mustard greens were
distributed today.
Home Delivered Meals is a wonderful ministry that delivers meals to those in need. If you
have a need, we can help. If you want to help deliver meals, please contact Cindy Miller at
561-743-0588 or [email protected].
Want to See Children Smile, Grow in Character and Pride? Help them with their
homework, reading, math and recreation. Contact Ellen@ [email protected] or 561723-6637.
Shoes: Adults, Youth and Children: One of the most desired items at the Clothes Closet are
shoes. Pick a pair to share and drop off at the church.
Bikes: 4 bikes have been donated by church members. Thank you. God loves your
generosity. There is still a need for more adult, youth and children’s bikes. For pickup,
contact 561-601-8211 or [email protected].
Scooter Needed: We have a need for a elderly mobility scooter. Please contact Kirt
Danielson at [email protected] or Harry Drier at [email protected], 561-601-8211.
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Soulfire is a time
for fun, fellowship
and service.
Middle school and high school youth
meet together every Sunday from
11:00 am to 1:00 pm unless a
special event at a different time is
specified in the bulletin. For
information, contact Shawn Shapton
at [email protected] or
561-234-5957.
Middle School Mondays! Youth in 6th 8th grade are invited to join us each
Monday at 6 pm upstairs in the
Learning Center. This is a time for
learning and discussion.
High School Wednesdays! Youth in 9th
- 12th grade are invited to Oceanview
Methodist in Juno Beach each
Wednesday at 6 pm.
Both meetings include food, fun and
bible study. Friends are welcome!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Join us today for flag football! 11:00-12:30 followed by pizza!
Next week: BBQ at the beach (weather permitting) with beach volleyball and
more! Join us at 11:00 as we head over to Ocean Cay park for some fun in the
sun!
Ski Trip: Thursday, Feb. 12- Monday, Feb. 16th.
activity on Sunday, Feb. 15th.
There will be no Soulfire
Feb. 22nd: Goosechase Scavenger Hunt!
Save the Date: Saturday, March 7th is our "Celebrate the 2nd" date. This is an
awesome day of celebrating the 2nd Commandment. This is a perfect mix of
service and fun to the max with other area youth groups! 7:30 - 3:00 pm. We
will start the day gleaning with CROS ministries, and finish the day with activities
at Trinity United Methodist. Don't miss it!
Today our youth will be on the patio selling containers of home
made soup as part of the Souper Bowl of Caring. All proceeds
from the soup sale will go to the Community Food Pantry.
WAY Cook books will be on sale at the Hospitality Tent every Sunday.
They contain fabulous "tried and true" recipes and make excellent gifts.
The cookbooks make great presents! Proceeds will go to the Women
About Youth Ministry's Reading Program.
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EVERY WEEK AT HOLY SPIRIT LUTHERAN CHURCH
All activities are open to everyone —members, visitors and friends!
MONDAYS
BOY SCOUT TROOP 701: 7:00 p.m. upstairs in the Worship Center. E-mail King
Wekenmann at [email protected] or call 746-9269.
WOMEN’S HOPE CIRCLE: Every 3rd Monday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. in the
Learning Center. All women welcome for Bible study and fellowship.
TUESDAYS
CHAIR & MAT PILATES: 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. (chair) & 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. (mat),
upstairs in the Learning Center. Contact Barbara Saltzgiver at 743-8195.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: 6:30 p.m. open meeting in the HSLC Sanctuary.
WEDNESDAYS
MEN’S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST: meets Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m. at
Hurricane Café on US 1, just north of Donald Ross Road.
WOMEN’S ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: 10:30 a.m. in the Learning Center.
THURSDAYS
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Open meeting.
The Nurse Support Group meets at 6:30 p.m.
SATURDAYS
Narcotics Anonymous: Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Open meeting.
The Nurse Support Group meets at 6:30 p.m.
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Father, Hear Our Prayer
Please pray for the people on our prayer list. You don’t need to know them or why they are on our prayer list, God knows.
Names will remain on the prayer list for three weeks. Please notify the church office of additions or corrections.
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The Agostonelli Family (Diance Coakley)
Carol Alexander (Doc & Jean Murphy)
The Barley Family (Cindy & Hal)
Aiden Bartholomew (Delores Wible)
Martha & Cosmo Beakes (Komara’s)
John & Kimberly Becker (Erica Mardis)
Dave Birdsey (Diane Coakley)
The Bosso Family (Cindy & Hal)
Jed Brownie (Richard & Susan Van Lindt)
Bryan and Jane (Carol Entrekin)
Kayla Cargill (Robin Komara)
Carol
Caroline (Cindy Barlow)
Patti Jean Charkof (Sandy McNulty)
Sharon Christman (Komara’s)
Corey
Lori Cote (Karla)
David Crawford (Robert Ullom)
John Crews (Jean Swedberg)
Betty Crompton (Jean Dempsey)
Derrick (April)
Diane and Family (Cindy & Hal)
Jerry Dillard (Bill & Peggy Pizer)
Alice Flynn (Bill & Peggy Pizer)
Mason Glassgold & Family (Marian Davis)
Red Goebel (Kitty & Larry Adkins)
Bill Hertzig (Kirt Danielson)
Warren Hiltz (Patty Cherry)
Sandy Holmes (Kirt Danielson)
Gene Humpal (Bruce & Ginny Schultz)
Elizabeth Jacobs
Jake (Dot Sisco)
Jason, Sheila, Talon & Bella (Dinah)
Emilie Jerauld
Ada Kamerer (Paula Mason)
Hannah Kino & Family
Liggio Family (Carol Entrekin)
Cindy Lindgren (Karen Hudson)
Larry Liss (Komara’s)
Woodrow Lowe (Ellen M. Lowe)
Lucky & Wally (Rosemarie Lamp)
Mitzi & Rich Manthey (Karla)
Bob Martens (Bill & Peggy Pizer)
Paula Mason
Penny & Mike McCaffrey (Vicki Glaesner)
Luke 11:3
Give us each day our daily bread.
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Lynn McCraken
Michelle & Ethan (Barbara Mooney)
Eleanore Miller (Joann Swift)
Bob Mostler (Geri Jenkins)
Doc & Jean Murphy
Red Newton
Marlene & Jacob Ohiyon (Sandra Spain)
Orelus Family (Robert Ullom)
John Ormond (Nancy Anderson)
Don & Sherry Penn-Crawford
Peter (Debi Costakos)
Cheryl Pridgeon (Alec Pridgeon)
Mallory Privett (Rick & Heidi)
Ray
Gayle Retkowski (Jean Dempsey)
Rick (John & Barb Booth)
Roger (Weeks Family)
Sara & Cinna (Cindy Hicks)
Tom Schwartz
Edwina Scofield & Family (Patti Thompson)
Kristin Seal (Robert Ullom)
The Shelton Family
Shirley (Cindy Hicks)
Mort Siegel (Rick & Heidi)
Mary Smith (The Booths)
Harry Soistman (Al Soistman)
Jim Stanley (Cal Ernst)
Lucky & Delores Stikes (Chip & Barb Antonelli)
Rosie Stilwell (Paula Mason)
Toni Szczepanski
Dylan Sweeney (Dan & RoseMarie Waters)
Juanita Tarpley (Sandy McNulty)
Robert Teske (Linda)
Mike & Heidi Thom (Erica Mardis)
Shirley Thompson (Jean Dempsey)
Brian Traft (John & Barb Booth)
Chuck Vaccaro
Harry Waldron (Walt & Cindy Shinn)
Wanda (Vicki Glaesner)
Dan & Debby Weems (Vicki Glaesner)
Jim & Judy Weems (Vicki Glaesner)
Linda & Robert Weigner (Jean Dempsey)
Emily Whiteside (Karen Hudson)
Shirley Woodcum (Cindy & Hal)
SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
HOLY SPIRIT LUTHERAN CHURCH
AND PRESCHOOL
Frank R. Wagner, Lead Pastor
Jim Stilwell, Visitation Pastor
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8:00 AM ~ Contemporary Worship with
Holy Communion offered each week.
13301 Ellison Wilson Road
Juno Beach, FL 33408
Phone: 561-624-9663
Fax: 561-624-9664
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.HSLCFamily.com
JoAnn Hayes
Director of Volunteers/Assistant to the Pastors
Business Manager
Glen Weeks
Office Manager
Stephanie Ovdiyenko
Office Assistant
Mary Ann Williams
Webmaster
Matt Brown
Finance Manager
Shawn Gelnett
Facilities Manager
Dave Nelson
Music Director (Contemporary) Jason Brian
Music Director (Traditional)
Jamie Bryan
Director of Youth & Families Shawn Shapton
Audio Engineer
Rudy McNeil
Sound Tech
Alain Smith
Nursery Attendant
Debbie Keating
Kids’ Connection
Rachel Martinez
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9:30 AM ~ Contemporary Worship with
Holy Communion offered the first Sunday
of the month.
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11:00 AM ~ Traditional Worship with
Holy Communion each week.
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9:30 AM ~ Sunday School, PreK—K
Learning Center Room #102
Preschool Phone: 561-624-4410
Preschool email:
[email protected]
Jenna Junco
Preschool Director
Pam Walsh
Administrative Assistant
Preschool Teachers:
Teresa Barca, Ashley Blow, Joe Oakley,
Robin Champlin, Lori Harrison, Barb McGloin
Preschool Teacher’s Assistants:
Catherine Pemberton, Madeleine Loh, Elisa
Bartalini, Florencia Fornasari, Heather Mueller,
Christine Gosh, Jason Gosh, Morgan Miller
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9:30 AM ~ Sunday School, 1st—6th grade
upstairs in the Learning Center
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9:30 AM ~ Adult Sunday School, upstairs in
the Learning Center
NURSERY AND KID CONNECTION AVAILABLE
INFANT THROUGH AGE 3
(SEE PG. 2)
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Co-Superintendents:
Julia Soistman and Cindy Shinn
MISSION STATEMENT:
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.
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