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Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church
311 Second Street
Schwenksville, PA 19473
Sunday, October 31st, 2021
Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mission Statement
SOW: The Gospel of Jesus the Christ to all generations
GROW: His followers into spiritually mature disciples
GO: Back into the world to serve others in His name
October 2021
Volume 59 Issue Number 10
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Looking Ahead
Sunday, October 3rd - 7:30 AM-11:00 AM: ASP Breakfast
Monday, October 4th - 7:00 PM: JLNSDC Board Meeting (SH)
Tuesday, October 5th - 7:30 PM: Finance Committee Meeting (Virtual)
Wednesday, October 6th - 7:30 PM: Worship & Music Meeting
Saturday, October 9th - 11:00 AM: Blessings of the Animals
Tuesday, October 12th - 7:30 PM: Council Meeting (SH)
Tuesday, October 26th - 10:00 AM: Book Club (Souder’s Residence)
Thursday, October 28th - Halloween Parade
Sunday, October 31st - Reformation Sunday
Come out and enjoy a meal during a great
time of fellowship.
WORLD COMMUNION SUNDAY
On Sunday, October 3rd we will celebrate World Communion Sunday.
This is a day of celebration observed by several Christian denominations
that promotes Christian unity and ecumenical cooperation. Please plan to
join us for worship as we remember the vast community of which we are a
part all around the world.
Good News Deadline
GOOD NEWS DEADLINE For the NOVEMBER Edition is
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17TH.
Please send all submissions to jelcsecretary@verizon.net or drop off at
the Church office.
Blessing of the Animals will be held Saturday, October 9th
at 11 AM on the lawn between the chur ch office and
Youth Center. This rite is offered each year by many
churches on dates closest to the commemoration of St.
Francis (Oct. 4th) who cared for creation and all creatures.
Please bring your dog, cat, or whatever animal you like for
a blessing and thanksgiving for what they do to enrich our
lives.
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October 31, 2021
Martin Luther's Seal (or the Luther Rose)
Luther’s seal, or as it is sometimes called, Luther’s Rose, is the most widely known symbol of Lutheranism.
Luther was invited to create a personal symbol to summarize his faith in 1520. As his writings became
increasingly popular, there was a desire on the part of the Wittenberg printers to somehow indicate what was
an authorized publication of Luther’s works. So, they asked Luther to tell them what he would like to have as
his personal mark on his published works which is shown below. The meaning of each of the parts of the Seal
are explained below as well.
IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN…..
ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2021
In the Sanctuary
Following a Single Worship Service at 9:30 AM
No Sunday School
You are important to this process...Hope to see you all there!
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Pastoral Thoughts…
I love the fall with the cooler weather bringing out the sweaters, the leaves turning, football
and all the rest. It’s a time to cool off from the summer heat and prepare for winter’s cold.
As this is my first year in Schwenksville I am looking forward to the experience here not
only with nature but with you, the people of Jerusalem. It is taking more time to become acquainted with you
and to meet some of you, but I do know the strength of this congregation and the commitment of each of you
to being Christ’s disciples here.
One other fall event is the celebration of Reformation, at least for us Lutherans. This is the date we think of
Martin Luther and the changes he brought to the Church and the world. The Reformation was an event that
brought seismic change to Europe and beyond. Luther’s teachings put more value on the individual rather
than the institutions of the world. This is deeply embedded in our beliefs as a country and has shaped how we
and other nations have developed. The world changed dramatically during the Reformation, changes we
continue to live within. So while it was seen as primarily a religious event, it went much deeper into the
structure of society and the social beliefs of the time into today.
Phyllis Tickle, a religious scholar, wrote that the church goes through a Reformation once every 500 years.
Well, it has been just over 500 years since the last Reformation so according to Tickle we are due for one
now which I believe we are in the midst of discovering. The role of the Church in society, the beliefs that
have been held, the structure of the Church along with the tremendous changes in the world are upon us and
in my humble opinion we are in the midst of the new reformation. It is a time we need to rethink the role of
the church in the world, we need to reconsider how we relate to the realities of today and those who are living
in this time. The strategies of the past do not hold as they once did. As in Luther’s day we are called to
reimagine who we are as disciples of Christ and who He is calling us to be at this time. And I might add,
there is the Pandemic we are still enduring that has transformed how we view life and live life.
This means that we here at Jerusalem will need to reimagine how to do ministry during this time of
tremendous change and even uncertainty. Some of our past practices are still valid and need to be
strengthened and continued. And some of our past practices need to be retooled and rethought. I don’t have a
specific list at this time, but I do believe we need to come together to discuss the present reality and how best
to be church now and into the future. I listened to a podcast this week as a leading voice within the church
said that one change is that while the weekly gathering of folks for worship and fellowship will continue there
will now be other ways to experience the church. He spoke of the effect of the live streaming of worship
during the pandemic and how this has affected how some will now relate to the church. So if this is true, and I
think it may very well be, how do we connect to those who choose to be part of the ministry of Jerusalem
virtually rather than be a part of our in-person weekly worship. To me this is an opportunity to reach folks
that we would not have reached before. This is just one of many new ways the church will develop in the
future. I could offer a list and I will at a future time. For now I ask that we prayerfully consider the time we
are within, the reformation that is occurring now and courageously and faithfully seek God’s Spirit to lead us
into this new world. Yes, change is difficult and unnerving even, but change is part of life, and in our modern
time change is almost a daily experience. I hope we can embrace our new reformation and find the joy of
reshaping how we live as followers of Jesus. Remember we are not alone, we are in this together, and more
importantly we have Jesus by our side with the Holy Spirit supporting us and leading us with joy into where
God desires us to live and experience His presence.
Have a great fall, enjoy the cool weather, and marvel at the beauty of the leaves
and the rustle of the wind and leaves. But also feel the winds of God’s breath up-
on you to guide and uplift you.
With Blessings and Peace,
Pastor Stan
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In the News We are pleased to announce the dedication and renaming of the Rotary
Pavilion to The Franklin H. Renninger Pavilion.
We would like to share Mr. Renninger’s legacy as he was influential to
both Rotary and the Central Perkiomen Youth Association. Frank was
a life-long member of the Central Perkiomen Rotary Club, serving in
multiple leadership roles including President, and spearheaded many
initiatives to serve the community.
Frank was also an avid baseball player and fan. He helped organize the
Central Perkiomen Little League and served as its first President.
May the Pavilion stand as a lasting tribute to Mr. Renninger.
Photo and post credits: Rotary Club Facebook Page
Jerusalem Lutheran Nursery School & Daycare in
Schwenksville recently honored its PreK-1 teacher —
Judy McKeever — on her 35-year anniversary of teaching.
This photo shows Judy McKeever at her anniversary
celebration earlier this summer.
Photo Credit: Pottstown Mercury
CARE TEAM
Sunshine Friends Birthday:
Joe Dildine - October 21, 2021
The Care Team had their meeting on September 16, 2021. They
decided to start to visit our Sunshine Friends and also give them
Communion. We are pleased to share that all our Sunshine
Friends are doing well.
We have a trip on July 12, 2022 to go to Sight and Sound to see
“David”. If anyone would like to go, please sign up on the sheet
on the Bulletin Board in the Narthex.
We are all trying to get back into the swing of things.
Enjoy the beautiful fall weather.
Next Care Team meeting will be October 21, 2021 at 9:30 AM in the Youth Center.
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Dear JELC Congregation:
As you may remember the Green Team uses Signup Genius to allow
volunteers to sign up to mow the grass. Each volunteer or family signs up to mow
the grass. Volunteers can sign up for one or more weeks during the mowing
season.
This is the Signup Genius link:
Green Team: Green Team - Lawn Mowing (signupgenius.com)
The sign ups were understandably halted during the Pandemic to reduce the traffic through
the JELC office and facility.
Please consider signing up for mowing. It is a big job, and it is suggested that you partner
up with another volunteer to lighten the job. A special thank you for all those who have
signed up so far.
There are two hand mowers and one riding mower stored in or next to the basement of the
office building. Please contact the church office for access to the equipment. The donated
riding mower has been recently serviced and is used primarily to mow the bottom lot
(Second and Centennial) and the lawn near the office basement door. There also is fuel, a
weed whacker and a backpack blower available for finishing work. Please contact me or
Paul Ensminger for any questions about operating the equipment or Green Team
questions.
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
AMEN
Tim Arnold
Our Christian Sympathy is extended to the family & friends
of Elinore Carner, grandmother of Dave Rasmussen
(Audrey Stroman’s son-in-law) who entered into Eternal Life
on September 18, 2021
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.
2 Timothy 4:7
Memorial gifts were received by Jerusalem Lutheran Church
....in loving memory of Frank Renninger from….
Gilbert & Shirley Pfaff, Don & Nancy Peters, Tim & Nancy Arnold,
Jane Markley, Diane Martin, Gene & Pat Miesse, Marion Roberts,
Ernest & Joan Schmitt, Raymond & Lida Shetzline, Roy & Norma Miller,
Mary Jane Kehs, Matthew & Carol Savino, John & Carol Graham,
Deborah Beck Kauffman, & Harold & Margaret Jolley.
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Member’s Page
To my friends at Jerusalem,
I want to thank you for all the phone God picks you from the patch and brings you in
calls and cards that I received for my ~ ( John 15:16) ~
birthday. It made my day extra special.
Then he washes all the dirt off of you
I also want to thank Pastor Stan for my ~ (2 Corinthians 5:17) ~
visits and for bringing me He opens you up and scoops out all the yucky stuff.
communion. He removes the seeds of doubt, hate, greed, etc.
Bless you all, ~ (Roman 6:6) ~
Betty Rowden Then he carves you a new smiling face
~ (Psalm 71:23) ~
And he puts his light inside you for all the world to see
Evelyn Rose Acampora, born on ~ (Matthew 5:16) ~
May 14, 2021, daughter of
Matt and Crystal Acampora,
granddaughter of
Jim and Rose Koehler. Vayda JoAnn Tarlecki,
born on November 6, 2020,
Levi James Smith, born on daughter of Al & Melissa Tarlecki,
September 23, 2021, son of &
Owen and Deanna Smith, Myles Thomas Keen,
grandson of Jim and Rose Koehler. born on August 15, 2019, son of
Ryan & Krystal Keen
Please extend a warm welcome to our new church members who
joined Jerusalem Lutheran Church on
September 19, 2021
Chris & Delilah Freer - Children: Issac & Adelina
Diane Burger - Son: Miles Burger
Miles & Carey Burger
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
1 Keith Martin
2 Ella Benz 13 Carol Sprainer
4 Allison & Sarah Grosick 16 Hannah Poust
5 Cameron Bartlett, Andrew Scott 17 Owen Gillespie, Bill Luyben,
6 Effa Mae Hunt Grace Lundeen
8 Nancy Albright 18 David Crist
9 Sharon Balla 19 Julie Sanders, Kristen Sanders
11 Ida Lance, John Markley, Kimberly Tyson 20 Kyle Kohler, Samantha Pfister
12 Lars Hagner 21 Joe Dildine, Deanna Koehler
23 Jeffrey Erb
24 Jack Bowman, Michael Damiani,
Martina Moffo
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Council Meeting Highlights
COUNCIL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS
September 14, 2021 Regular Meeting
There were 12 children registered at Sunday school on Rally Day, September 12th. There are 8 members
of the current Confirmation class.
Council approved using the Fuel/Heat envelope (or mark donations “Heat”) to contribute to local flood
relief for Ida. JELC will then double the monies received with Benevolence funds through December 1.
Council approved vacation pay for the Church Secretary starting 2021.
Council approved the removal of two dead trees behind the Church office to be done by
Halteman Lawn Care at a cost of $3,500.00.
Council approved Haller Enterprises’ preventative maintenance contract to handle all heating and air
conditioning units at a quarterly cost of $862.50.
Several dates for Pastor Stan’s installation service are being considered.
The November Council meeting was changed to November 16th so that it falls after the Annual Meeting
on November 14th.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Church Council approved the Finance Committee’s
recommendation for members to use the Fuel/Heat
envelope (or mark their donations “Heat”) to contribute to local flood
relief from Hurricane Ida. JELC will double the monies received
with Benevolence Funds through December 1, 2021.
Mutual Ministry
In December 2014 Pennsylvania passed Child Protective Services Laws which requires
volunteers having contact with or responsibility for children under 18 years of age to have two, and
in some cases three, background clearances as well as a Disclosure Statement. The Child Abuse
and Criminal History clearances for volunteers are valid for five years. There is presently no
expiration for the Disclosure Statement. You can apply for a no-cost volunteer certification 57
months after your initial clearance. Some of our volunteers are reaching the five year mark and
must apply for new clearances. Anyone who is up for a renewal in the next few months will
receive a phone call from Mutual Ministry.
Please remember that you will receive your clearances at your home address. You should KEEP
THE ORIGINAL FOR YOURSELF and submit a copy to Mutual Ministry in a sealed envelope in the
MM mailbox in the Cloister. You are responsible to keep track of your own clearances. MM keeps
the files in a locked file and we won’t be able to provide copies.
For online clearance requests (preferred method):
http://www.keepkidssafe.pa.gov/resources/clearances/index.htm.
Paper copies for submission by mail will be in the Narthex or church office when the quarantine is
over. Most volunteers need the (1) Child Abuse and (2) Criminal History. Volunteers who have not
lived in PA for the past 10 consecutive years also need the FBI fingerprints.
Additionally, new volunteers will need to sign a Disclosure Statement and have it witnessed.
If you have any questions, please contact Marcia Ehrhart, 610.287.7176.
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JERUSALEM LUTHERAN NURSERY SCHOOL AND DAY CARE CENTER
Now that fall has officially arrived, the children and staff at Jerusalem Lutheran Day Care are
looking forward to a season filled with fun and frolicking. To begin with, as the weather turns
cool and crisp, we will be spending time hiking on the Perkiomen Trail and enjoying the
colorful fall foliage. In addition, we are excited about the start of the football season. We love cheering for
the home team. Our pep rallies for the Eagles are always filled with energy and enthusiasm. Please check
out our recent post on Facebook. Next, we will enjoy tasting some flavors of fall when we prepare our own
applesauce using a variety of apples. Later in October, due to COVID restrictions for field trips, we will
again be bringing a pumpkin patch to our playground. It will be a lot of fun watching each child search for
just the right pumpkin. Then the children will delight in decorating their pumpkins. Lastly, we are anxious
for Halloween to arrive. Everyone always has a good time dressing up, parading and partying. It is going to
be an awesome autumn!
We are happy to welcome Miss Emily Ingraham to the JLNS&DC staff. Emily is assisting with our
ever-growing toddler class. She has a lot of experience working with young children. She was previously
employed as a nanny as well as a caregiver for her three nephews. Emily resides in Schwenksville and is a
graduate of Perkiomen Valley High School. Best of all, she is an alumnus of Jerusalem Lutheran Nursery
School! We are so thankful that God answered our prayers for an additional staff member. Emily has already
eased our staff’s workload.
We would like to offer special thanks to the following JELC members:
Paul Ensminger and Tim Arnold for performing maintenance on our playground.
Natalie and Terry Bird for obtaining another $250 grant from the Thrivent Financial Team Action Program.
The money will be used to purchase art supplies which in turn will be used for cards and crafts for our senior
friends at the Greenfield Retirement Community, veterans at the Southeastern Veterans’ Center, and the
JELC Sunshine Friends. The JLNS&DC children love to spread joy and cheer to others!
Save the Date
For many couples, the Coronavirus put a lot of stress on their relationship. Lutheran
Marriage Encounter is designed to renew and revitalize your marriage no matter whether
your relationship is very strong and you would just like some time together or whether
you are struggling. Now is the perfect time to sign up to attend a Weekend. The
registration fee has been waived for this year, so you pay only the amount specified on
the website for 2 nights in your group-rate hotel room and 5 meals for each of you. Also, scholarship funds
are available for anyone in need. Simply e-mail or call us at the information below before you register.
October 1-3, 2021 -- Heritage Hotel Lancaster in Lancaster, PA--Famous for its Robin Hood-inspired
restaurant, Loxleys
October 15-17, 2021 -- Hyatt Place, Pittsburgh/Cranberry--spacious, modern decor guestrooms with
couches--an hour north of Pittsburgh.
REGISTRATIONS WILL BE LIMITED, so sign up NOW while there are still openings. Simply go to:
www.GodLovesMarriage.org. For questions, please contact Northeast US Directors of Lutheran Marriage
Encounter, Fred & Julie Schamber, fjschamber@comcast.net or call: 724-325-3166.
‘DAVID’ performance by Sight & Sound,
Tuesday, July 12, 2022, 11:00 A.M.
Follow the adventures of the shepherd boy, to giant slayer, to
legendary ruler of Israel to writer of Psalms. Sponsored by the
Care Team. Signup poster on the bulletin board in the narthex.
Jack Bowman
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October 2021 Worship Volunteers
DATE October 3 October 10 October 17 October 24 October 31
Assisting Reformation Sunday
Ministers
8:30 11:00 8:30 11:00 8:30 11:00 8:30 11:00 8:30 11:00
Robin Paul
John Tricia Renee
Fry & Lotz & Chas & Volunteer
Ushers Linda & Markley & Bill & Hawks & Bartlett &
TBA Gina Joan Gina Needed
Mike Kehs Paul Janet Luyben Robin Glenda
Weygand Connolly Weygand
Ensminger Schlichter Ortiz
Greeters Joan Joan Joan
N/A TBA N/A TBA N/A N/A
Connolly Connolly N/A Connolly
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Effa N/A Tim Volunteer N/A Volunteer Volunteer
Lectors N/A N/A N/A
Hunt Arnold Needed Needed Needed
Stream Team
8:30 AM Tony Tim John Volunteer Volunteer
Arnold TBA Fry TBA Volunteer TBA TBA
Tech Team Damiani Needed Needed Needed
11:00 AM
Acolytes Volunteers Needed
Linda Kehs
Bruce & Sue Fulmer Mary Jane Kehs
Tony & Diane Martin Jack Bowman &
Counters Ardie Musselman Tim & Nancy Arnold
Anna Marie Damiani Babs deFrenes
Altar Guild: Michelle Charles, Diane Martin, Gail Maser Banners: Louise Hunsicker, Carol & John SouderOctober 2021
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
7:30 - 11 AM ASP Breakfast 7 PM JLNSDC 7:30 PM Finance Virtual 6:30 PM Chancel Choir 6:30 PM Steepleringers 11 AM
8:30 AM In-person worship Board Meeting (SH) Committee Meeting 7:30 PM Worship & 7:30 PM Adoration Blessing of the
service with live streaming Music Meeting Animals
9:45 AM Christian Education 8 PM AA Meeting (SH)
11 AM worship service
Communion
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
8:30 AM In-person worship 6:30 PM Chancel Choir 6:30 PM Steepleringers
7:30 PM Council Mtg
service with live streaming 8 PM AA Meeting (SH) 7:30 PM Adoration
(SH)
9:45 AM Christian Education
11 AM worship service
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17 18 19 20 21 22 23
8:30 AM In-person worship 6:30 PM Chancel Choir 9:30 AM Care Team
service w/live streaming 8 PM AA Meeting (SH) Meeting (YC)
9:45 AM Christian Education 6:30 PM Steepleringers
11 AM worship service 7:30 PM Adoration
November
Good News Deadline
Communion
24 25 26 27 28 Halloween 29 30
8:30 AM In-person worship 10 AM Book Club 6:30 PM Chancel Choir Parade
service with live streaming (at Souder’s Residence) 8 PM AA Meeting (SH) 7:30 PM Adoration
9:45 AM Christian Education
11 AM worship service
31 Reformation Sunday
8:30 AM In-person worship
service with live streaming Parament Colors:
9:45 AM Christian Education October 3: Green October 10: Green Parament Colors:
11 AM worship service
October 17: Green October 24: Green October 31: Red
CommunionFinance Committee TREASURER EXPENSE REPORT AUGUST 2021
YTD
Aug-21 YTD 2021 BUDGET YTD 2020 YTD 2019
Total Current Expenses $25,799 $168,501 $161,080 $190,886 $142,573
Benevolence Expenses $2,834 $11,336 $15,464 $12,035 $10,663
Capital Expenses $0 $2,559 $2,584 $2,150 $32,930
Total Expenses $28,633 $182,396 $179,128 $205,071 $186,166
Expenses for non-budgeted programs YTD through 8/31/21 were as follows
Food Pantry
World Hunger
Lutheran World Relief
ASP $1,575
MAJC
Memorials $0
Puppet Ministry
World Vision
Flowers
Ensminger Scholarship $1,000
Confirmation
Puppet Ministry
Library
Lutheran Disaster Response $0
Total for non-budgeted programs $2,575
MONTHLY
ATTENDANCE MONTHLY ATTENDANCE COMPARISONS
COMPARISONS
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2020 SUM 2021 SUM
January 617 585 403 469 99 469 99
February 555 630 461 509 40 978 139
March 667 805 546 0 118 978 257
April 1306 953 871 0 280 978 537
May 550 451 357 0 251 978 788
June 421 425 405 0 147 978 935
July 562 538 368 56 145 1034 1080
August 343 342 305 126 215 1160 1295
September 565 576 493 101 1261
October 811 508 423 110 1371
November 586 545 455 117 1488
December 1066 1248 924 UNKNOWN
Yearly Totals: 8049 7606 6011
12FINANCIAL SECRETARY REPORT AUGUST 2021
Aug-21 YTD YTD YTD 2020 YTD 2019
Current Giving $15,092 $98,033 $118,528 $106,449 $107,645
Other Current Income $3,931 $29,915 $20,432 $20,586 $37,487
Total Current Income $19,023 $127,948 $138,960 $127,035 $145,132
Benevolence Giving $142 $887 $840 $779 $1,351
Other Benevolence $0 $13,854 $17,304 $11,888 $10,661
Total Benevolence Income $142 $14,741 $18,144 $12,667 $12,012
Building Income $506 $2,766 $2,392 $2,444 $3,157
Bequest Building $0 $12,850
Total Building Income $506 $2,766 $2,392 $2,444 $16,007
Total Income $19,671 $145,455 $159,496 $142,146 $173,151
● Income for non-budgeted programs YTD through 8/31/2021 was as follows
Music Ministry
ASP $940 Financial Secretary's Report
Food Pantry $365 8/31/2021
MAJC $370
Puppets $0 Budgeted Current Offering,
Ensminger Scholarship $570 Year-to-Date: $ 118,528
Foundation Fund $70
VBS $50 Actual Current Offering,
World Hunger $0 Year-to-Date: $ 98,033
Memorials $825
Staff Appreciation $0 $ (20,495)
TOTAL $3,190
ACTUAL MONTHLY CURRENT OFFERING
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2020 SUM 2021 SUM
January 17,266 14,347 12,726 13,124 10,921 13,124 10,921
February 13,848 15,848 11,939 14,430 9,359 27,554 20,280
March 15,268 17,437 15,819 12,223 11,912 39,777 32,192
April 22,384 19,143 16,724 11,495 15,454 51,672 47,646
May 14,701 12,407 11,919 9,246 12,924 61,539 60,570
June 12,627 12,799 15,474 14,104 13,644 75,644 74,214
July 16,732 14,469 11,745 17,264 8,727 92,908 82,941
August 12,544 10,252 11,299 13,541 15,092 106,448 98,033
September 14,217 15,857 16,013 13,190 119,639
October 16,885 13,466 14,806 14,187 133,783
November 15,625 18,973 16,084 14,624 148,406
December 33,163 32,082 33,711 28,383 177,790
Yearly
Totals: 205,259 199,065 187,808 177,790 177,790
13Church Council Members for 2021
Give the Gift of Sight to Others –
Tony Damiani President Donate your old & unused
Andy Englehart Vice President Eyeglasses
Sue Fulmer Secretary We thank you for your eyeglasses
Caesar Gorski, Jr. Treasurer donations.
Renee Bartlett Financial Secretary The boxes filled with the collected glasses
will be sent to the Lions Club Eyeglass
Recycling Center in central NJ.
Robin Fry Diane Martin
Your donated eyeglasses will make a great
Becky Johnson Don Peters difference in many people’s lives.
Paul Lotz Robin Schlichter
Give the gift of sight to others.
Janet Luyben For more information about the NJ Lions Club
Eyeglass Recycling Center visit www.njlerc.org.
- Other Leaders -
Please call the church office to
schedule a drop-off.
Babs deFrenes - Care Team Chair
Bruce Fulmer - Finance Chair
Donna Wisniewski - Assistant Treasurer
Becky Dice - Assistant Financial Secretary
OFFICE HOURS
Tues., Wed., Thurs. (Closed Fri.)
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.,
Office Telephone: 610-287-7104
Office FAX: 610-287-7992
Website: www.jelc.org
Reverend Stanley Steele, Pastor
240-707-1969
Glenda Ortiz, Secretary
jelcsecretary@verizon.net
David Crist, Director of Music
cell phone: 610-489-3320
Email: dcrist27@gmail.com
Jerusalem Lutheran Nursery WORSHIP SCHEDULE
School & Day Care (JLNS&DC)
Telephone: 610-287-6360 8:30 AM Tr aditional Ser vice with live str eaming
9:45 AM Sunday School - Chr istian Education
11:00 AM Contempor ar y Ser vice
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