1. Art and Diseño

A congregation of the ELCA
The Trumpet
Vol. 36, Issue 2
February 2015
Reminders
Blood Drive
Feb 8
Western Weekend
Feb 14-15
Ash Wednesday
Feb 18
Lenten Services
Begin Feb 25
In This Issue
Pastor’s Message
Worship Schedule
Ministry Teams
Around the Church
Council Highlights
Upcoming Events
TLC Youth
Getting To Know...
Hong Kong Missionary
The Good Steward
Finance
People
Calendar
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“Triumphant Lutheran Church learns God’s way, worships
Him, and shares His love through our everyday encounters so
that, as His caring people, we and others grow in Christ.”
Pastor’s Message
He who was seated on the throne said, “I am making everything
new!” (Revelation 21:5)
It seems that God is always about making things new. Out of the
waters of chaos, he fashioned a world, the heaven, the sun and the
moon, all manner of plants and animals, and us. After a major “doover” in the waters of the great flood, God created a new line of
humans through Noah and his family. By establishing a covenant with
Abraham, God made a new family of people his own. When Moses led
the people through the Red Sea and gave them the 10
Commandments, God remade his covenant anew with his people.
Using the words of the prophets, he reforged his relationship with his
people again and again amid the reigns of bad kings, while in exile to
foreign lands and even in bitter homecomings. In all of that, God
made all things new.
Finally, he sent His Son, Jesus Christ. John tells us that he was there in the beginning of all
things, creating and making right alongside the Father. Yet there was more work to be done.
Through his death and resurrection, he connected us forever with God the Father. In Christ,
all things were made new; all relationships between humanity (you and I) and God were
restored once again. But this time it was forever.
Still, God’s recreating work was not finished, at least not yet. Through the Holy Spirit, God
took a rag-tag group of believers and formed the church. It grew and spread and flourished.
1500 years later, he used a German monk to reform his great church on earth once again.
He realigned it with God’s will, following the precepts of Christ and the early church leaders.
As the church grew, denominations formed, again giving God’s people new understandings and
new ways to worship and praise.
But even today, God still isn’t finished. In this very church we call Triumphant, God is at it
again. At last year’s annual meeting, you put in place the framework for everything to be
made new here as well. In mid-January, work began on the bell tower, the sentinel which
overlooks our neighborhood. It will be made new with a new (waterproof!) design, readying it
to be a beacon calling future generations to this house of worship.
More importantly, a new call committee has been seated which will begin the work of choosing
an Associate Pastor for our congregation. When he or she comes among us, indeed all will be
made new. We will experience new programs, a new way of relating, a new pattern of
planning, a new way of hearing the Word, a new way of serving the same Christ who makes
all things new. God will be working through us all to reshape and reform this ministry to
better do God’s will across Garden Ridge, northeast San Antonio, and throughout the world.
But God still won’t be finished. Revelation tells us that the restoring and renewing nature of
God is simply that — His nature. It is who God is. Until the end of time, God will be making
all things new, so get ready! God has great things in store for His people, His church,
and for you and me! May we be
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February Worship Schedule
Jan 31
Feb 1
5:00pm
8:30am
11:00am
Feb 7
Feb 8
5:00pm
8:30am
11:00am
Feb 14
Feb 15
5:00pm
8:30am
11:00am
Feb 18
Noon
Ash Wed.
7:00pm
Feb 21
Feb 22
5:00pm
8:30am
11:00am
Feb 25
Feb 28
Mar 1
7:00pm
5:00pm
8:30am
11:00am
Communion Asst
Kachina Smith
Reader
Colin Smith
Assisting Minister
Collin Krauss
Reader
Suzanne Schroeder
Assisting Minister
Andrea Justice
Reader
David Salgado
Communion Asst
Mary Gandolfo
Reader
Mary Gandolfo
Assisting Minister
Tom O’Berg
Reader
Cheryl Martin
Assisting Minister
Natalie Weinhardt
Reader
Robin Titus
Communion Asst
Robin Koch
Reader
Barbara Abbott
Assisting Minister
Cathie Irons
Reader
Mary Langenes
Assisting Minister
Debbie Roberts
Reader
Jennifer Spreen
Assisting Minister
Ken Weber
Reader
Suzanne Schroeder
Assisting Minister
Gordon Hengst
Reader
John Hargis
Communion Asst
Cindy McCaffrey
Reader
Lana Mardon
Assisting Minister
Brian Krauss
Reader
Chris Teague
Assisting Minister
Doug Hammerstrom
Reader
Ted Royston
Reader
Tom O’Berg
Reader
Jackie Mitchell
Communion Asst
Mary Langenes
Reader
Bobbie White
Assisting Minister
Tom O’Berg
Reader
Dave Titus
Assisting Minister
Debbie Crum
Reader
Aric Steinmann
This Month’s
Scripture Lessons
Feb 1:
Deuteronomy 18:15-20
Psalm 111
1 Corinthians 8:1-13
Mark 1:21-28
Feb 8:
Isaiah 40:21-31
Psalm 147:1-11, 20c
1 Corinthians 9:16-23
Mark 1:29-39
Feb 15: 2 Kings 2:1-12
Psalm 50:1-6
2 Corinthians 4:3-6
Mark 9:2-9
Feb 18: Joel 2:1-2, 12-17
Psalm 51:1-17
2 Corinthians 5:20b-6:10
Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21
Feb 22: Genesis 9:8-17
Psalm 25:1-10
1 Peter 3:18-22
Mark 1:9-15
Mar 1:
Genesis 17:1-7, 15-16
Psalm 22:23-31
Romans 4:13-25
Mark 8:31-38
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to the latest sermon.
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Triumphant Ministry Teams
Ministry Support
Jerry Guebard
TLC finished the year with a balance of $120K
which has been placed in various holding accounts.
- $40,000 Capital Improvement Fund
- $ 5,000 2015 Opening General Operating
Balance
- $24,000 Non-Discretionary Standing Reserve
- $18,000 Associate Pastor Reserve
- $13,000 Additional allotment to Capital
Improvement Fund
- $10,000 Additional allotment to Associate
Pastor Reserve
- $10,061.59 Additional Non-Discretionary
Standing Reserve
Sharon Hopkins, the church Administrator, and I
met with the Toshiba copier representative
because we have had a few problems with our
current machine — not in copying but in the
folding and stapling part. We discussed two
options, a new color copier or a new black and
white machine. The color machine has so many
capabilities that could be used down the road,
but we feel we are not ready yet to take on those
tasks and expenses. We have signed a contract
for the new black and white copier. The machine
is basically 50% faster (85 copies/minute vs 55)
and allows us 25,000 copies per month versus the
18,000 we have now. It also has many new
features that we can eventually use. The best
thing about this machine is it costs less than the
current machine.
We have now had 4 straight months that our
Building Fund giving has been down. We
can still cover the mortgage, but we
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have not been able to pay down our
principle by any significant amount. We will
continue to monitor that along with how the
General Operating (white envelope) giving goes
over the next 3 months. Since we had such a
strong 2014, we are looking very closely at 2015
and frankly, we hope we have a repeat.
Servant Outreach
Debbie Roberts
Operation Backpack — We are collecting financial
donations for the backpack food kits. Our
congregation has been very generous in supporting
this project. Please look for the envelopes in the
Narthex. Funds of $54 will provide a child with a
food kit each week during the spring semester.
Habitat for Humanity — This spring, we are
joining the Apostle’s Build with Comal County
Habitat for Humanity. We will be recruiting
builders in February and March and will also
accept financial donations. The build gets going
February 21 and runs for 15 Saturdays.
Asante Children’s Choir — The Asante Choir visit
was a great success! We had over 180 in
attendance, despite the lousy weather. At last
report, we had collected around $1800 in
donations for the group and seven children are
being sponsored by some members of our
congregation. THANK YOU, THANK YOU,
THANK YOU!
The children were happy, grateful, loving, helpful
and a joy to have. The families that hosted the
children were truly blessed by the experience.
Seven of our members hosted children and
chaperones. A huge thank you to our host families
and to all who worked to make the program a
success!
Triumphant Ministry Teams
We will be filling suitcases for three of the
children to take home with them in May.
Deborah (the 5 year old princess), Luke-12 and
Arthur -10 will need supplies and clothing. Look
for shopping lists and suitcases to fill later this
spring. Please be generous in your support of
these children.
Please join us in supporting these outreach
programs to help children and families in need.
If you are interested in any of our Servant
Outreach projects, please contact me.
Worship and Music
Paula Salazar
Wow, here I am the Church Council person for
the Worship and Music Team. How did this
happen? I am still a fairly new Lutheran. I kept
saying I might get a job so I guess God heard me.
I now have a great job serving Triumphant
Lutheran Church. I know there is much I have
to learn, but one of my mottos is, “Bloom Where
You Are Planted.” With God’s help, I will
endeavor to do a good job. I also have the
previous W&M Team Leader Mary Langenes, who
has given me her notes and has promised to help
and guide me.
Already, I have found there is a whole network
of folks quietly working behind the scenes to
maintain, decorate and make sure that all is
ready for church services. Just this past
December, Sam Dennis and Neil Craigmile and
crew built the poinsettia tree that decorated our
altar during our Christmas services. Our special
thanks go out to Sam and Neil for their hard
work. Our special thanks also go out to Debbie
Crum and her nephew, Mary Langenes, and
Michelle Salazar who came in to unpack the
poinsettias and place them on the tree.
I am still in awe and experiencing the joy of the
wonderful Cantata. I have no words to express
my appreciation for the effort that went in to
that production! And such a cute puppet show!
As we continue into 2015, we look forward to our
Western Weekend. The Congregational Life and
Worship and Music Teams are requesting
volunteers to help set up and clean up for this
event. This is a great opportunity for people of all
ages to serve TLC. Please contact me or Kachina
Smith if you wish to volunteer.
Resources and Property
Sam Dennis
Early Childhood Programs
Susan Gonzales
Discipleship
Rod Lleverino
Congregational Life
Kachina Smith
Evangelism
Jackie Mitchell
Stewardship
Cory Wegner
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Around the Church
Acolyte Schedule
Children’s Chapel Schedule
8:30
11:00
Feb 1
Brit St.Clair
Monica Howe
Feb 8
Nancy Hendricks
Caryn Skaggs
Feb 15
Dave Titus
Karen Denton
Feb 22
Sarah Mattison
Melanie Lleverino
Feb 1
Feb 8
Feb 15
Creative Blessings
The Creative Blessings group meets each Tuesday
from 7:00pm — 9:00pm in the church library.
Assistance and supplies are available. Our main goal
is to provide prayer shawls for anyone in need of
comfort. If you know of anyone in need of a prayer
shawl, or if you have questions, please call Sharon
St.Clair at (210)651-9090.
New Baby
Jeremy Grant Wegner was born to Cory and Rachel
Wegner on January 15, 2015. Emily Wegner is his
proud big sister. Jeremy was born at 10:35am and
weighed 7 lbs. 10 oz. and was 19.5 inches long.
Welcome to the world, Baby Jeremy!
New Eagle Scout
Kudos to Connor Crane for earning the rank of Eagle
Scout. Connor is the grandson of TLC member
Barbara Abbott. His parents are David and Kathy
Crane of O’Fallon, Illinois, The ceremony was held at
O’Fallon Church of Christ on January 4, 2015.
Congratulations, Connor!
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Feb 22
8:30
11:00
Matthew Teague
William Cuddy
Evan Erickson
Nicolas Etheridge
Cassidy Sasser
Isabella Garcia
Travis Zipp
Harrison Fowler
Katie O’Berg
Courtney Hargis
Tristan Lee
Alaina Justice
Brandon Cantwell
Evan Johnson
Megan Langrehr
Nicolas Etheridge
From TLC member Debbie Silvas:
Dear TLC Family,
Thank you sooo very much for all your love and
support during this most sad time of the loss of my
daddy. I loved him with ALL OF MY HEART and I
couldn't have asked for a better dad here on earth.
He LIVED...he was 94. You all embraced me and
welcomed me into your family two years ago and
I am so blessed and grateful to have found such a
caring congregation. Thank you from the bottom
of my heart.
God's peace, His love and blessings to you and
yours, and my love, Debbie Silvas
p.s. smiles and hugs... :-)
Wanna Get Plugged In?
The TLC Christmas Party was a huge success!
Thank you to all the volunteers who made it
possible. The menu was fabulous and everyone
who attended enjoyed the live painting
performance by the JesusPainter artist.
TLC Website:
www.triumphantlutheran.org
TLC on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/TriumphantLutheran
TLC Youth on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/TriumphantLutheranYouth
The church was given one of the paintings as
part of the event. Thank you to those who
donated funds to purchase the additional two
paintings. The collection of three will grace the
Fellowship Hall as soon as they are framed.
CLICK HERE to see photos of how God used
JesusPainter to visually present the Gospel as
the artist became the brush of God. Use the
drop-down menu to choose the photos you
want to see.
Council News
Unofficial Church Council Highlights
January 19, 2015 Meeting
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Renovation of the church bell tower has begun. Sheetrock removal revealed
some superficial water damage and some stud damage. Luckily, the damage
was not as extensive as expected. Scaffolding will be erected in the near future
in preparation for the work to be done. First, the exterior rock will be removed.
Once the tower is completely dried out, the outside will be finished with stucco
to match the rest of the building, followed by the addition of the flashing.
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Council approved the current Responsibility List.
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Council Retreat is scheduled for January 31 — February 1.
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The Susan G. Komen Foundation has donated several Sea World passes to the church in thanks for our
past support.
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The Associate Pastor Call Committee has been seated. The members are Rebecca Mattison,
Chris Williams, Chris Crawford, Ken Smith, Margaret Robinson, Alyssa Weinhardt, and
Pastor Bill Irons.
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Upcoming Events
2015 Church Council Retreat
January 31 — February 1
February 14 - 15
The new 2015 Church Council will meet at
Camp Chrysalis over the weekend to plan
for the upcoming year at Triumphant.
Please keep our church leadership in your
prayers for a productive weekend of team
building and planning.
Howdy, Ya’ll! It is fixin’ to be Rodeo time
in San Antonio and everyone is invited to
celebrate here at TLC! Gather ‘round the
Sanctuary for a special western-style
worship at all three services.
Blood Drive
Sunday, February 8
8:00am — 11:00am
Giving blood bridges the space between a
life of illness and trauma and a life of
health and vibrancy. The South Texas
Blood and Tissue Center (STBTC) is
honored to be the bridge between those
two lives.
Healthy donors at least 16 years old can
help ensure blood is available whenever
and wherever it is needed.
“Extraordinary people dedicated to life,
hope, and safety.”
Primetimers’ Luncheon
Monday, February 9 at noon
Love is in the air! And who doesn’t love
pasta?!? All pasta lovers who are 60 or
better are invited to the Primetimers
monthly meal.
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Western Weekend
Between services on Sunday, mosey on
over to the Fellowship Hall for
entertainment by a trick roper and for a
delicious Cowboy Breakfast of biscuits,
sausages, gravy, doughnuts and fruit.
Outside, the kids can ride the horses and
kids of all ages can sit atop Redneck, a
real longhorn steer!
Yee Haw!
Ash Wednesday
Wednesday, February 18
Services at noon and 7:00pm
Join us at a special worship service for
this first day of the season of Lent.
Ashes are applied to the forehead as a
witness that all people are sinners in need
of repentance AND that all sins are
forgiven through faith in Jesus Christ.
Wednesday Nite Live (WNL) will not be
held, but will resume the following week.
More Upcoming Events
Lenten Services
Holy Week
Palm Sunday
Sunday, March 29
Maundy Thursday Tenebrae Service
Thursday, April 2 at 7:00pm
Good Friday Services
Friday, April 3 at noon and 7:00pm
Easter Vigil
Saturday, April 4 at 5:00pm
Wednesdays, February 25 — March 25
Easter Sunday
Dinner at 5:45pm
Sunday, April 5
Lenten Service at 6:30pm
Sunrise Service at 6:30am
Easter Breakfast at 7:15am
Traditional Service at 8:30am
Easter Breakfast at 9:45am
Egg Hunt at 10:00am
Contemporary Service at 11:00am
WNL 7:00 — 8:00pm (no WNL on Mar. 11)
Triumphant Lutheran Church presents the
Holden Evening Prayer for this year’s
Lenten services. Written in the 1980s,
Holden Evening Prayer was composed by
Marty Haugen as an evening prayer setting
of contemporary hymns and liturgical
music for Lutheran use.
CLICK HERE to listen to a sample of the
music.
The Lenten Meal on February 25 will be
hosted by the TLC Church Council.
Free-will donations accepted.
Young Family Retreat
Register by March 1
If you have a child in 5th grade or
younger, you are invited to join us at our
2nd annual Family Retreat at T Bar M
Resort in New Braunfels on April 10-12.
The estimated cost is $40 per person,
including meals, lodging, snack, and all
scheduled activities. Kids 3 and under
are free. The $50 deposit per family is
non-refundable. Please send an email to
Amy Beierle if you are interested.
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TLC Youth
Chris St.Clair, Youth Director
(210) 651-9090
[email protected]
Sea World Passes
February 8 at 1pm
Last week, I was given over 100 passes for free admission to Sea World for what I
can only assume is my award-winning smile. Rather than using them all on myself, I am
gathering 100 of my closest friends and inviting them to go to Sea World for "free,”
Oprah-style. (They are actually a wonderful gift from the Susan G. Komen
Foundation.)
TLC families are invited to meet me at Sea World on Sunday, Feb 8 at 1pm. We will
meet at the picnic tables outside of the park where you can bring lunch and get your
passes. All you have to do is pay for parking. You are free to stay as long as you would
like. To sign up, send me an email with the number of passes you would like. They are
first-come, first-served so respond soon. You are welcome to invite friends.
Warrior Dash
Saturday, March 21 from 8am — 5pm
All High School youth are invited to join us for the second annual Warrior Dash near
Bastrop, Texas. Warrior Dash is the world’s largest obstacle course, consisting of a
3.2 mile race with 15-20 obstacles. It is an absolute blast. Youth of all abilities can
race. The cost is $50 if you register by January 28, and it increases to $60 until
February 8. To register, turn in the payment and race waiver to Chris.
Elementary Summer Camp
June 7-12, 2015
This year's camp will be at Camp Chrysalis and it will be open to all 2nd-5th graders.
(Camps for 1st graders are available on various other weeks. Email Chris to work out
details.) Registration deadline is February 22. Youth are free to invite a friend. To
sign up, turn in the Camp Registration Form and the payment of $125 to Chris. For
more information, read the Parent Letter and the Camp Brochure.
Confirmation Camp
June 7-12, 2015
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Confirmation Camp for 6th—8th graders will be at Ebert Ranch. Activities will
include a ropes course, horseback riding, swimming and more. The cost will be $125
per person. Forms for camp will be available at the church and on the website soon.
Getting to Know…
Doug Hammerstrom,
Your Church Council President
Doug Hammerstrom has been a
member of Triumphant since he
and his wife, Lindy, joined in
1998. But his life with the US Air
Force took him all over the
world before he finally landed
in our area.
Life as an ELCA
Missionary
in Hong Kong
(Continued from the January Trumpet)
Dear Friends and Companions in Mission,
The second celebration was just last week, November
28. Annually, the seminary hosts “Founders’ Day” to
commemorate its anniversary. This was year #101. The
Born and raised in Sioux City, Iowa as the 2nd
seminary began in Hubei, China in 1913, but war caused
of 5 children, Doug attended the University of
it (and thousands of refugees) to move to Hong Kong in
Iowa, earned an Accounting degree while in the
1948, where it had two other homes before the present
ROTC, and then joined the Air Force to serve his
campus was built in 1992. Included in the present design
country. He and Lindy met at a discotheque in
were the 121 steps that I climb each morning to get to
December 1977 while he was stationed here at
the campus.
Randolph, and they married the following
The 121 steps are meant to be a reminder of Psalm 121,
August. They have 2 sons, Todd and Troy, and
which we also remembered as we spoke the psalm during
four grandchildren.
our worship last Friday night. It is a good blessing with
In addition to being stationed at bases all over
which to leave you as you go about your daily lives,
the continental United States, Doug was also
perhaps with a mix of protest and celebration.
sent to England, Japan, and Germany,
eventually retiring with the rank of Colonel
Psalm 121:
after serving as Commander at three different
I lift up my eyes to the hills—from where will my help
assignments. He has designed one of his own
come? My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven
Command emblems, and has all three Command and earth. He will not let your foot be moved; he who
emblems set in latch hook designs and displayed keeps you will not slumber. He who keeps Israel will
at his and Lindy’s home.
neither slumber nor sleep. The Lord is your keeper; the
Upon retiring from the Air Force after 28 years, Lord is your shade at your right hand. The sun shall not
Doug continued to serve others as the Executive strike you by day, nor the moon by night. The Lord will
keep you from all evil; he will keep your life. The Lord
Director for the United Way and was also a
will keep your going out and your coming in from this
substitute teacher.
time on and forevermore.
Now, you can find him on the golf course,
either playing golf or golf marshaling, at
—
Northcliffe Golf Club. He also coordinates TLC’s
Fantasy Football League and enjoys reading.
Carolyn Schneider
Doug has served on Church Council for many
years and felt God was telling him that now was
the time to take on a bigger role for our
congregation. You can read about Doug’s
experience leading to this realization and
decision in last month’s edition of the Trumpet.
We thank you, Doug.
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The Good Steward
By Mary Gandolfo
Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord. This will be a sign to
you: You will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger. Luke 2:11 -12 NIV
December 25th. Without much hesitation, we know what this date signifies. Our traditions and history
have taught us that this is Christmas Day. We celebrate the birth of Jesus on this day, along with the
gifts of family and friends. This may or may not be the true date of His birth, but it is what we claim
as the day that Jesus entered our world to walk with us in human form. Jan 7th. That is my birthday.
I celebrate it each year as a marker for the day that I entered into this world to walk and interact
with my fellow humans.
Jesus knows who his mother and father are. Mary and Joseph and God! I include all three because
although God is his heavenly father, Joseph is his earthly father. I know who my mother and father
are too — DJ and Lou. They provided guidance and protection for me as I grew and came to understand
my unique place in this world.
When all the people were being baptized, Jesus was baptized too. And as he was praying, heaven was
opened and the Holy Spirit descended on him in bodily form like a dove. And a voice came from heaven:
“You are my Son, whom I love: with you I am well pleased.” Luke 3:21 – 22 NIV
January 11th. This date is a little trickier. This year, on this Sunday, we
celebrated the baptism of Jesus. According to the church calendar, this date
falls on the first Sunday after Epiphany. Again, our tradition and history has
set this date for us. It is also the day that his heavenly father claimed him
publicly as His Son. In other passages, another line is added: “...listen to Him.”
March 27th. The date of my baptism and my being claimed as a sister in the
Kingdom of God. This is the day my future was secured as a child of God and
sibling to the King of the Jews. I can honestly tell you that I didn’t see a dove
descend or hear words spoken that I remember, but I would like to think that
when God spoke to me it would have gone something like this: “You are welcome
to the family, I love you and always will, I am so happy you are here!”
The Good Steward is aware of his/her membership in a much larger family. We belong to so many
others as a product of our baptism. The words spoken over us in baptism place responsibilities to our
congregations in helping the newly baptized grow in faith. We may not always know what that is going
to look like but the life challenge is still there. We don’t run from it or hide from it — we embrace it as
a gift from our brother Jesus. And who among us doesn’t like to share our favorite gifts!!!
All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all
nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching
them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of
the age. Matthew 28:18b – 20 NIV
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See you at the sharing table!
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February Anniversaries
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Robert & Rose Carlson
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Curtis & Penni Scheh
9
Bill & Janet Weeper
10
David & Keli Beck
14
Christopher & Andrea Reidy
16
Brian & Sharilyn Krauss
1
Scott Gould, Abel Salazar
19
Daniel & Lauren Jimenez
2
Allie Farris
19
Brian & Dione McDowell
3
22
William & Peggy Madison
Adam Braaten, Kelli Haug,
Cary Syamken
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Rodney & Liz Lee
5
27
Andy & Debbie Still
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Will & Wendy Wilmunen
Brooke Bashara, Tobin Hoffmann,
Caleb Hoffmann, Jacob Mattison,
Kristin Miller
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Nancy DuParc, Nicolas Etheridge
10 William Cuddy, Athan Rivard
11 Mary Feuge, Ella Jean Holland
15 Rhonda Barsalou
16 Laura Koch
Delroy Froboese (Friend of the Baumanns)
+12-13-14
Gary Vassaur (Friend of the Robinsons) +12-15-14
Jerry Lynn Belver (Friend of Carol Snyder)
+12-18-14
Rose Vallance (Mother of Kathy Beierle) +12-23-14
Louis C.F. Silvas (Father of Debbie Silvas)
+12-26-14
Charlie J. Buck (Godson of the DuParcs) +1-2-15
Andrew Dalton (Mayor of Garden Ridge) +1-8-15
17 James Heineke, Josef Leachman
18 Garett Cortez, Rachel Jimenez,
Maegan Lleverino, Nancy Deason
19 Adelyn Bazaldua, Brian Schlameus
20 Danny Coronado, Olive Horne
21 Samuel Bashara, Don Braun,
Violet Horne, Ted Royston,
Laura Salgado
23 Austin Blackwell, Ellie Scoggins
Deadline for the
March Newsletter
Tuesday,
February 17, 2015
24 Finn Barsalou, Michael Fernandez,
Angel Garcia
26 Shellie Garman
27 Cecil Sorsby
29 Tom Potter
PLEASE NOTE THE DATE
Tuesday
Triumphant Lutheran Church
February, 2015
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
7
Monday
5:00 PM - Casual Serv ice
Sunday
5
6
4
3
1
8:15 AM - Cong Prayer Group 6:00 AM - Men's Bible Study
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:30 AM - Ladies' Bible Study
9:30 AM - Art Class
6:30 PM - Praise Band
2
9:00 AM - Preschool
8:30 AM - Traditional Service 9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Mothers Day Out
9:45 AM - Sunday School
10:00 AM - Staff Meeting
11:00 AM - Contemporary Svc 6:00 PM - Finance Committee 6:30 PM - Zumba
7:00 PM - Creative Blessings
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Mothers Day Out
6:00 PM - Wednesday Nite Live
6:30 PM - Evangelism Team
6:30 PM - Handbells
6:30 PM - Choir
5:00 PM - Western Worship
Council
Retreat
Council Retreat
12
9:00 AM - Quilting Bees
9:00 AM - Preschool
8:00 AM - Blood Drive
8:30 AM - Traditional Service 9:00 AM - Mothers Day Out
9:00 AM - Preschool
12:00 PM - Primetimer's Lunch 10:00 AM - Staff Meeting
9:45 AM - Sunday School
11:00 AM - Contemporary Svc 7:00 PM - Council Meeting
2:00 PM - Autumn Winds
6:30 PM - Zumba
7:00 PM - Creative Blessings
20
27
28
21
14 Western Weekend
11
8:15 AM - Cong Prayer Group 6:00 AM - Men's Bible Study
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:30 AM - Ladies' Bible Study 6:30 PM - Blended Spirits
9:30 AM - Art Class
6:30 PM - Praise Band
5:00 PM - Casual Serv ice
17
9:00 AM - Preschool
10:00 AM - Staff Meeting
6:30 PM - Zumba
7:00 PM - Creative Blessings
7:15 PM - Discipleship Team
24
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Mothers Day Out
5:45 PM - Lenten Supper
6:30 PM - Lenten Service
7:00 PM - Wednesday Nite Live
7:00 PM - Choir
13
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Mothers Day Out
6:00 PM - Wednesday Nite Live
6:30 PM - Handbells
6:30 PM - Choir
19
15 Western Weekend 16 President's Day
23
9:00 AM - Preschool
8:30 AM - Western Worship
9:45 AM - Cowboy Breakfast & 9:00 AM - Mothers Day Out
6:00 PM - ECP Board
Activities
11:00 AM - Western Worship
22
8:30 AM - Traditional Service 9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Mothers Day Out
9:45 AM - Sunday School
11:00 AM - Contemporary Svc
10
18 Ash Wednesday
8:15 AM - Cong Prayer Group 6:00 AM - Men's Bible Study
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:30 AM - Ladies' Bible Study
9:30 AM - Art Class
6:30 PM - Praise Band
5:00 PM - Casual Serv ice
9
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Mothers Day Out
12:00 PM - Ash Wed. Service
7:00 PM - Ash Wed. Service
8:00 PM - Choir
26
8
25
8:15 AM - Cong Prayer Group 6:00 AM - Men's Bible Study
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:00 AM - Preschool
9:30 AM - Ladies' Bible Study 6:30 PM - Blended Spirits
9:30 AM - Art Class
6:30 PM - Praise Band
9:00 AM - Quilting Bees
9:00 AM - Preschool
10:00 AM - Staff Meeting
6:30 PM - Zumba
7:00 PM - Creative Blessings
Healing Service
Healing Service
Growing people in Christ
21315 Bat Cave Road
San Antonio, TX 78266
TLC OFFICE EMAIL
Pastor Bill Irons
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Sharon Hopkins
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Renee Ginn
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Chris St.Clair
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Carol Snyder
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Sharilyn Krauss
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Kristin Miller
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Ruth Garcia
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Sam Dennis
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Jim Moreland
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Jackie Mitchell
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Marilyn Winters
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Triumphant Lutheran Worship Services
Holy Communion at every service.
Saturday: Casual Worship
5:00pm
Sunday:
Traditional Worship
8:30am
Sunday School
9:45am
Contemporary Worship
Preschool: Monday-Friday
MDO:
11:00am
9:00am-Noon
Monday & Wednesday 9:00am-2:00pm
www.triumphantlutheran.org
(210)651-9090