May 2016 - Church of the Redeemer

Good News
Volume XL Number 5
May 2016
804-746-4911
Inside this issue:
Thank You
2
Parish Council
3
R.E. Registration 5
New Ireland
Trip Info
7
Parish Budget
8-9
Schedules
Anniversaries
Birthdays
10-15
JOIN THE FUN!
Join us ‘down on the farm” - right here at Redeemer! BARNYARD ROUNDUP Vacation Bible School will be held Monday
through Friday, June 27 – July 1, from 9:00 to noon. Enjoy a
“farm-tastic” week where kids learn how Jesus cares, provides,
leads, forgives, and is our Savior. He gathers us together now and
forever, no matter what!
We are now recruiting:
- Farmhands - Youth and adult volunteers are needed to help at
the many stations on our climb - games, drama, crafts, snack, preschool, etc., and as climbing crew guides.
- Participants - Our farm adventure is for rising K-5th graders, and
volunteers’ preschool children. (A limited number of preschool
openings may be available once all volunteers’ preschoolers have
been registered.)
Details and registration for both participants and volunteers
are available on the church website or at https://
www.VBSMate.com/RedeemerVBS
THANK YOU to everyone who is supporting our adventure through our Chick-fil-A Spirit Day last month and by taking
tags from the supply board.
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Thank You to everyone who came out to Chick-Fil-A for our recent Spirit Day!
With your support we raised almost $100 to help purchase supplies for our Barnyard Roundup Vacation Bible School.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Stewardship Fair to learn
about the many wonderful ministries Redeemer has to offer. If you have
not yet turned in your time, talent, and treasure commitment form please
do so as soon as possible.
Changes in the good news schedule are coming!
Beginning in June the good news will transition to scheduling one
full month at a time for ministry schedules. This will hopefully allow
for an easier way to plan your month. If you would like to have an
article in the Good News please email it to Kate at kchittum@churchredeemer.org by the 10th of the month before you
would like your article in the good news i.e. January 10 for the February Good News. Thank you for your flexibility in this transition.
Good News
Published for the people of Church of the Redeemer
Thank you to the many parishioners who
contribute to the contents of this publication.
Editor: Kate Chittum
We welcome your input.
Please submit articles to
GoodNews@churchredeemer.org and ministry schedules
to Schedules@churchredeemer.org by the 10th of each
month. You may also drop either off at the Parish Office or
mail to:
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8275 Meadowbridge Road
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MEET THE PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
Over the next 12 months, the Good News will be featuring a member of the Redeemer Parish
Pastoral Council. This is a welcome opportunity to introduce our newest members and to reintroduce current council members to the parish. Council members will be sharing their faith experience, why they are called to the Catholic Church, and their hopes and visions for our parish.
My name is Peggy Anderton and this is my first year as a member of your Pastoral Council and it is a privilege and an honor serving on your behalf.
My family and I joined Redeemer in 2003 and I cannot begin to tell you how very
much I love our church…the staff and parishioners have been a huge part of my
life and I have received the love and support of both many times in the past 13
years.
I was born and raised in Richmond and was a member of Lebanon United Methodist Church; I converted to Catholicism in 1990 in Charlotte, NC and have found my faith grow over the years.
In addition to serving on Pastoral Council, I have been a member of The Catholic Daughters, served
as a catechist for pre-school, elementary, middle and high-schools and on the Confirmation Team. I
worked very closely with the Knights of Columbus when my ex-husband was a member of the
Knights. Being a part of the Redeemer community has brought great joy to my life and being a
member feels like “home.”
I truly appreciate your allowing me the opportunity of representing you on Pastoral Council.
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DID YOU KNOW…
… over one hundred youth and adults have volunteered with our preschool, elementary, FIRE, Generations of Faith, Reconciliation, Eucharist, and Confirmation programs this year? As we come to
the end of another year, please say a prayer of thanksgiving for all those who have answered the
call “to teach as Jesus did.” These generous volunteers have shared their time and talent, and most
importantly, their faith. They make it possible for our young people to grow in their love of Jesus
and knowledge of our Catholic faith. If your child is in a formation program, please take a moment
to thank his or her catechist this week.
… we need over 40 people willing to help once a month in order to offer Children’s Liturgy of the
Word for our elementary children at each weekend liturgy? This year nearly three dozen youth and
adults have faithfully helped our children hear and respond to God’s Word, but we have been unable
to cover all the Masses due to a shortage of volunteers. If your children benefit from this experience, please express your appreciation to their leaders, and consider volunteering to help in the
coming year. Training and materials are provided.
The Prime Timer Ministry will be Tuesday, May 10. All
are welcome; if you are home during the day, come and join
us! Cost is $5 for lunch.
We would like to extend a warm welcome to all of the new families that have recently joined our church.
Jason & Tara Burkhead
James Crockett
Daniel & Amanda Dickey
Bobby Sommer
Edward & Paula Swansey
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THE EARLY BIRD GETS REGISTERED NOW!
As we end this year’s Faith Formation classes it’s already time to start looking ahead to next
year’s. Registration materials will be available by the end of the month, both online and on the R.E.
table outside the office. Registration forms may be returned to the office at any time - no phone registrations will be taken. Enrollment in each session will be limited to available space, so it is important to register early to ensure your choice of day and time.
To assist us in planning for
next year, please register by June 30th. Registration will be closed September 1 - September
30 while class rolls are being finalized. Beginning Oct. 1st we will re-open registration to fill available openings.
Preschool and kindergarten classes will continue to meet during 10:00 Mass. There will be
two sessions for 1st - 5th grades on Monday: from 4:00-5:15 and 6:00-7:15. Elementary parents Several of our sessions include parent participation, so please register your child for a session that you will be able to attend with them when needed. Classes for Grades 6-12 will be offered on Sundays, 11:30-1:30 and 6:00-8:00.
F.I.R.E. (Family-centered Intergenerational Religious Education) and Generations of Faith are
options for families of all shapes and sizes (including those without children at home.) These are
faith formation opportunities for children, youth and adults to learn together, usually in someone’s
home. Typically, groups of 4 to 6 families meet throughout the school year to cover approximately
16 lessons. Meetings generally last 1 hour and include an icebreaker, an explanation of the topic,
an activity or experience to drive the point home, and a conclusion with prayer (many communities
also socialize for 30 minutes before their meeting and share snacks or an informal meal). If you’d
like to learn more contact Terry Colville, TColville@ChurchRedeemer.org.
A home-teaching option is available for those unable to attend the weekday sessions.
Children in 2nd grade and older are invited to prepare for First Reconciliation and First Communion. These programs are largely home-based, with occasional Saturday afternoon meetings for
children and parents.
According to diocesan policy, anyone who will be aged 15 or older, and in either 10th, 11th, or
12th grade next fall, is eligible to prepare for Confirmation. Confirmation classes will meet on Sundays at 11:15, on separate dates from Youth R.E. Information sessions will be held this spring to
explain the Confirmation process.
For those who register promptly (before June 30th) the program fee for 2016-2017 will
be $20 per family. After June 30th, the program fee will be $25 per family. The program fee applies
to families registering for preschool, elementary, youth, Confirmation, FIRE, Generations of Faith, or
home-teaching. In addition, there is a book fee of $15 per child for preschool and elementary students, $40 for 6th graders and new youth students, and $20 for F.I.R.E./Generations families.
Grades 7-12 pay just the RE program fee, unless they are new to the program and need books.
Sacramental fees are $15 each for First Reconciliation, and First Communion; these are in addition
to the regular R.E program fees. There is also a $75 retreat fee for Confirmation candidates. Catechists and Youth RE Coaches receive a $10.00 discount. Fees are collected at the time of registration and will be waived upon request in cases of financial need.
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Guess that Ministry
This month we are featuring two more of the ministries here at Redeemer. Answers to the ministry
clues are on the back page!
Which ministry …
1. Allows home chefs to share their talent with the parish?
2. Is the perfect match if you like to throw a party?
3. Brings the Redeemer Community together each summer for the parish wide picnic?
4. In past years has provided adult fellowship and fun at Western Nights, St. Patrick’s Day
and PrimeTimer gatherings?
Which ministry …
1. … can have over 150 participants on a given weekend, learning and sharing about their faith?
2. … has volunteers that pay to demonstrated “compassionate service to each other and to the
world beyond our doors” for more than 20 years?
3. … has sent its ministers to be liturgically trained at the “Holy Hill” in Indiana for 16 consecutive
summers?
4. … throws a “ridiculous” outdoor party every May for the teens in our community?
Getting to know you
Who am I? Who are you? So, what do I do if I need to get in touch? First I look in the newest parish directory. Oops, not there, so I look in an older directory...We have them all. But
when the parish started there were only about 120 families, now there are more than 1200
families!
We are getting ready to create an update to Redeemer’s 2014 parish photo directory and we need you to help make it complete! By participating you will receive a free 8x10 Portrait and a
printed parish directory. If you are a new parishioner since the end of 2013 or if you would like to update your
current photo, please sign up right away for your professional photography session in three convenient ways:
Redeemer is our church family. That's right...family... How can we be expected to know such a large
family, especially those of us who have a problem remembering names? Father Jay admits that he is one of
us, and certainly he needs to know us. That is one reason why he feels that parish directories are so important.
Parish directories are most useful when as many of the parishioners as possible have their pictures
included. It doesn't have to cost you anything but an extra hour at church...at the time of your choosing. It is a
wonderful opportunity to get great family portraits at a discounted price. And each will get a free parish directory of our own by participating...with no obligation to buy anything and you will receive a free 8 x 10 photo!
You do need to sign up for your photo session. You can sign up online from your own computer (the
link is on Redeemer's web site,) you can sign up at church on weekends or you can call the church office (746
-4911) to choose the day & time for your sitting.
Dates include Thursday – Saturday, May 19, 20, 21 and Monday – Tuesday, May 23, 24 from 12 Noon
until 7 pm.
Currently we still are in need of volunteers to help with signing families in upon arriving to church. If you can
help out in the following areas, please contact the parish office.
Thursday, May 19 – Sat. May 21: 12 – 3:30 pm OR 3:30 – 7:00 pm
Monday, May 23 – Tues. May 24: 12 – 3:30 pm OR 3:30 – 7:00 pm
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From the desk of Father Jay:
Parish Pilgrimage To Ireland September 18-27, 2016
I was asked to comment briefly on one of the exciting destinations on our parish pilgrimage to Ireland this coming September. I chose Downpatrick not just because it is the burial site of Saint Patrick, but because it captures Ireland in its historical and cultural roots. Downpatrick is located where
the River Quoile’ broadens into its esturary in Strangford Lough (inlet of the sea). The town takes its
name from Dun (fortress) and from its association with Saint Patrick. It is the Dun-da-leth-glas
(Fortress of the Two Broken Fetters) of Irish chroniclers. Formerly a MacDunleary stronghold, it was
seized in 1177 by the Anglo-Norman adventurer John de Courci amd served as his headquarters
until 1203. At nearby Saul, Saint Patrick began his mission in Ireland in 432 and is reputedly buried
in the grounds of the Church of Ireland Cathedral, which was built in 1790, and which we will visit on
our pilgrimage tour.
The town is a market centre and has the county administrative offices. The remains of the Roman
Catholic Cistercian Inch Abbey, founded by Courci in 1180, are 2 miles (3km) north. The current
population of the Downpatrick area is roughly 10,320. We will be visiting Downpatrick around the
ninth day of our ten day journey.
The beauty of the surrounding countryside with its rolling hills, charming little cottages, herds of
sheep, and lush green terrain can not really be described in words, but only experienced with the
naked eye. Since Saint Patrick had a profound influence on this part of Ireland, Downpatrick is a rather sacred and holy destination, and we look forward to a visit there. The town itself has charm with
its pubs (like most Irish towns), shops, restaurants, and business district. This will be one of the
many highlights of our Irish pilgrimage this coming September, and YOU can be a part of this unforgettable experience.
Our Saint Patrick’s Ireland tour has been organized for the Church of the Redeemer and Church of
the Transfiguration near Roanoke, VA in Fincastle, VA by The Catholic Tour Company under Jim
and Pam Adair. They can be reached at 888-878-8187, or, jimadair@thecatholictour.com. You can
also contact Fr. Jay at Redeemer with questions. The trip is open to Redeemer parishioners and
their family and friends, plus anyone who is interested in going to Ireland with us from other churches or parishes. The trip will depart and return directly to Redeemer. Join us for a free webinar regarding this trip on May 9 at 6pm from the comfort of your own home. Just click or go to this
LINK: http://event.on24.com/wcc/r/1173299/8A13C764C7617AA874242E19D0AE9367?
partnerref=715345.
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The Parish Budget July 2016-June 2017
Our Parish Budget for the upcoming fiscal year has been prepared by the Finance Council and approved by the Pastoral Council. The reverse side of this sheet has a printed copy for your review.
Income Changes
We are projecting to receive approximately $803,700 in income for our current fiscal year. We have
increased next year’s offertory income by an additional $12,000.
Your generosity to our Poor and Needy Collection has allowed that ministry to have a surplus of approximately $65,000 in checking which they will use this year for various ministries. They are also
moving $20,000 to the Parishioner In Need account, which along with the surplus in funds collected
for this ministry should cover requests for assistance. If needed, we will include an envelope for the
Poor and Needy toward the end of the fiscal year.
Under Special Funds, you will see that the Building Fund Income has been replaced by Major Repair
& Maintenance. Since we were able to pay off the building loan this past fiscal year, thanks to all of
you, we are asking that you consider continuing your contributions to this new fund so that we might
have a contingency fund as major repairs and maintenance items start to become necessary. Believe it or not the church portion of our building is 19 years old already. We have already had to replace some of the HVAC units, with more that will need to be replaced over the next several years.
The roof of the original space (Genesis Hall), classrooms and church are projected to need replacement within the next 5-10 years. And the list goes on, as any of you who own your own home are
aware.
Expense Changes
Personnel costs will remain about the same even with a 3% increase in salary for the staff. Changes in personnel have made this possible.
Non-personnel cost have increased by approximately $9,000 which is approximately a 3% increase
overall.
Our assessments from the Diocesan Offices have gone up due to increased costs for insurance, the
Diocesan Tax (Cathedraticum) and particularly our increase for the assessment to help defray the
cost of running the Diocesan Catholic grade schools. The total increase in this area is running about
$18,000. We have made up for this increase by cutting costs as much as possible and by asking for
the increase in offertory.
If you have any questions, please feel free to speak with any member of the Finance Council or call
Sharon at the Parish Office.
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Church of the Redeemer
2016-2017 Budget
Building
To- Operatal tions
Ordinary
Sunday envelopes
Parish % allocations
Poor & Needy
J & P - Second Collection
Diocesan School
Other
Other
Young Adult Ministry
Grocery Gift Cards
Haiti Income
Haiti/teacher/student
Other Haiti Income
Youth Income
Other Income
Trans (to) from savings
Fund Raising
Craft Bazaar/Casino/Other
Special Funds
Memorial Bricks
Major Repair & Maintenance
Living Our Mission share
Annual Diocesan Appeal
Contribution - designated purp
Diocesan Collections
Total Receipts
Religious Personnel
Lay Personnel
Auto/Travel
Utilities
Rectory
Worship
Repairs & Maintenance
General Expenses
Bank Charges
Justice & Peace
Haiti
Christian Care
Parish Community Life
Young Adult Ministry
Religious Education
Youth Ministry
Fund Raising
Capital Expenditures
Funds to Diocese - assessments
Funds to Diocese - pass-thru
Memorial Bricks
Total Expenditures
Fund Inc (Dec)
815,700
815,700
5,000
2,500
500
2,500
J&P
Contingency
Haiti
Youth
YAM
Dio.
Coll.
5,000
500
700
15,000
12,200
12,000
31,000
12,850
17,550
700
15,000
12,200
12,000
31,000
12,850
17,550
7,000
24,000
24,000
2,000
25,270
35,000
15,000
2,000
-
Ren. &
Maint.
40,000
25,270
31,500
15,000
16200
3,500
30,500
1,056,770
68,339
444,402
3,690
49,400
10,220
16,300
36,400
24,560
6,453
40,200
71,400
5,250
6,800
1,150
24,871
17,940
4,300
868,750
71,770 49,000 -
71,400 27,850
30,500
700 30,500
68,339
444,402
3,690
49,400
10,220
16,300
36,400
24,560
6,453 40,200
71,400
5,250
6,800
1,150
23,871
1,000
17,940
4,300
-
171,143 171,143
30,500 2,000
2,000
1,037,318
867,878
19,452
872
30,500
45,450
71,770
3,550
71,400 18,940
0
8,910
1,150 30,500
-450
0
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Lectors
Mass
Ushers
Cross
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Altar Servers
Linen
Coffee
Bearers
May 14
5:30 pm
1.
Terry DelVecchio
2.
Diane Byrnes
1.
Mason Courter
2.
Mark Borysewicz
1.
Richard Godlewski
2.
Tim McDermott
1.
Monica Tino
2.
Christy Evanko
1.
Celie Thomas
2.
Chip Free
1.
Frank Porter
2.
Paula Otto
1.
Suzanne Thibault
2.
Canova Peterson
1.
Vicki Beahm
2.
Tim Cook
1.
Mike Petrizzi
2.
Emmanuel Eugenio
1.
June Quisenberry
2.
Jesse Lopez
1.
Randy Ferrance
2.
Dan Martucci
1.
Nan Payne
2.
Tom Grasberger
May 15
8:00 am
10:00 am
May 21
5:30 pm
May 22
8:00 am
10:00 am
May 28
5:30 pm
May 29
8:00 am
10:00 am
June 4
5:30 pm
June 5
8:00 am
10:00 am
Tom Franco
Jacob Franco
David Dehetre
Jake Dehetre (y)
Al Kusmin
Michael Carr
George Squires
Steve Donohue
Rick Gillespie
Ray Santucci
Dennis Fiore
Gabriel Worthington
Connor
McNulty
Lorenzo Verdelotti
Rich Rhoades
Jesse Lopez
Maria Ryan
Frances
Pohida
Chip Free
Emma Burch
Dave Worland
Dan Burke
Jacob Cooney (y)
Jonjon Carroll (y)
Kay Berlin
Jack Hayek
Richard Prezioso*
Robert Prezioso
Robert Kemmler
Tim Cook*
Caleb Kulinowski (y)
Michael Stank
Mike Foley
Allan Draper
Zach Gonzales (y)
Ryan Godlewski
Don Hart
Karin Latimer
Bill Michie*
Pat Quisenberry
Marie Irmen
Ellen
Schmidt
Cathy
Sickinger
Dave Worland
Dan
DelVecchio
Barbara
Gerloff
Kathy DolanMarshall
Meredith Harris
(Mentor Emma
Spain)
Swierczewski
Brook Puleo
Carter Berry
Amy
Mike Bonelli
Randy Ferrance*
Nate Reisenweaver (y)
Derek Reisenweaver (y)
Gary Hall
Emma Spain
Curran Henry
Mary Sue McLaughlin
Gabriel Lopez (y)
Noah Scheiber (y)
Reid Eaton (y)
Connor
MCNulty
Nan Payton
Rich Rhoades
Nancy Ashworth
Rob Ashworth
Tom Franco
Jacob Franco
Jack Hayek
Kendall Wiles
Marcy Cason
David Allen
Charles Toombs*
Larry Seymour
Kyle Martin
Charlie Burch
Ciara Kocik
Ed Schmidt
David Jackson
Kyle Henry (y)
Garret Plummer (y)
Dave Worland
Patty Stajduhar
JoMarie
Stank
Fran Burch
Barbara
Flournoy
Isabella Testermann
(Mentor Mallory
Schieber)
TJ Fennelly
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Gift Card Sellers
Mass
May
14
5:30 pm
Wanda DelVecchio*
Sherrill Hefele
Dan DelVecchio
Shirley Husz
May
15
8:00 am
10:00 am
Mary Kemmler*
Maureen Uerz
Jean Whiteside
Cathy Durvin
Nina Henry*
Nancy Sheliga
Money Counters
Ed Lucas
Mary Deaner
Jimmy Bunger
Ursula Gebhardt
Angelika Mader
Brad Mason
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Children’s Liturgy
Children’s Litturgy
5-7 year olds
8-10-year-olds
Greg Chew
Sharon Seifert
Brooke Puleo
Dana Slatyon (Y)
Lindsay Shea
Mason Courter (Y)
Christina Robertson
Jennifer Biondi
Molly Poisant
Josephine Jones
Mary Crawford (Y)
Pamela Mulvaney (y)
Pam Phipps*
Bob/Roberta Hunt
Cathy Rawls
Kathy Sweet
Mary Deaner
Jim/Ashley Ebert
Caroline Rawls (Y)
Ashley Ebert (Y)
Betsy/Mark Staver
May
21
May
22
5:30 pm
Amy Kusmin
Cheryl Toombs
Stan Pruemer
Dennis Fiore
Donald Berberich
8:00 am
Fran Burch
Barbara Flournoy
Ellen/Ed Schmidt*
10:00 am
Frank DeGaetani
Rose Marie Berberich
Dave/Teresa Worland
5:30 pm
Volunteer Needed
Dayton Petrus (Y)
Memorial Day
Weekend
No Children’s Liturgy
No Children’s Liturgy
No Children’s Liturgy
No Children’s Liturgy
No Children’s Liturgy
Jen Puleo
Christy Evanko
Kathy Mack
Dot Chudoba
Brooke Puleo (Y)
Mikayla Mason (Y)
Luis Garcia
Jacki Ferrance
Alex Kulinowski
Allie Hopper (Y)
Caleb Kulinowski (Y)
Janet East
Emily Elliott (H)
Emma Crescentini (Y)
Kelly Pace
Terry DelVecchio
Mary Rider
May
29
8:00 am
10:00 am
Cheryl Toombs*
Jayne Martin
Julie Myers
Debbie Ward
Dave Crowl*
Mary Covey
Pam Dougherty
Melissa Lewis
Walt Strobach
Suzy Aunspach*
Glady Seymour
Molly Hopper (Y)
Kate Duggan
Jennifer Schrecengost
May
28
Terry Ferrance
Norm Graham
Peggy Graham
Patty Lung
Joanne Diana
Greg Chew
Christina Bonjoc
Robin Carroll
June
4
June
5
5:30 pm
Barbara Hayek*
Cathy Rawls
Sue Heim
Carol Iacone
Susan Darling*
8:00 am
Judith Layton
Eileen White
10:00 am
Susan Blunt
Norma Guenther
LuAnn Orie*
Sonia Garcia
Teresa Fallon
Dave Allen
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Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
5:30
8:00
10:00
May 14/15
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Barbara Gross
Rick Blair
Robert Ashworth
Nancy Ashworth
Mary Deaner
Tom Deaner
Terry DelVecchio
Stephen Evanko
Gerald Hefele
DEACON
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Julia Pillis
Peggy Thinnes
Gary Hall
David Hopper
Alex Kulinowski
Donna Proffitt
Christina Robertson
JoMarie Stank
Mike Stank
DEACON
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Ellen Schmidt
Robert McNulty
Todd Kitten
Dennis McLaughlin
April McNulty
Ellen Spain
Katelyn Spain
Mark Staver
Janelynn Testerman
DEACON
May 21/22
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Ed Lucas
Alex Kusmin
Joe Heim
Sue Heim
Vera Irmen
Amy Kusmin
Karin Latimer
Patricia Lawlor
Barbara Lucas
Patrick Quisenberry
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Caroyln Brand
Susan Darling
Cheryl Toombs
Charles Burch
Robin Chandler
Layne Courter
Mason Courter
Rob Courter
Rosemarie Davis
Cathy Durvin
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Dot Chudoba
Robert Crawford
Catherine Cary
Bernie Chudoba
Christina Colville
Richard Godlewski
Ryan Godlewski
Nina Henry
Susan Hunrath
David Jackson
May 28/29
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Sally Riddell
Robert Ashworth
John Pohida
Frances Pohida
Gayle Spradlin
James Spradlin
Judy Saunders
Gladys Seymour
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Donna Proffitt
Alex Kulinowski
Theresa Ferrance
Dennis Fiore
Gary Hall
David Hopper
Julia Pillis
Christina Robertson
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
Prayer Minister
Todd Kitten
Mark Staver
Dennis McLaughlin
April McNulty
Robert McNulty
Ellen Schmidt
Ellen Spain
Katelyn Spain
C
C
Nancy Ashworth
DEACON
C
C
Peggy Thinnes
DEACON
C Janelynn Testerman
C DEACON
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Prayer Minister
Mary Deaner
Wendy Whitaker
Duane Taylor
Margaret Twomey
Mary Ashby
Michael Ashby
Susan Ashby
Kay Berlin
Rick Blair
Tom Deaner
B
B
B
C
C
C
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C
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C
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Prayer Minister
JoMarie Stank
Mike Stank
Cheryl Toombs
Caroyln Brand
Charles Burch
Robin Chandler
Layne Courter
Mason Courter
Rob Courter
Susan Darling
B
B
B
C
C
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June 4/5
Prayer Minister
Nina Henry
Bernie Chudoba
Catherine Cary
Dot Chudoba
Christina Colville
Robert Crawford
Richard Godlewski
Ryan Godlewski
Susan Hunrath
Todd Kitten
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Page 13
May Anniversaries
1
2
3
Ron & Lisa Rider—
1987
Bradley & Amy
Carroll—1994
Michael & Elke
Ryan—2003
Wayne & Mary
McDowell—1965
Tony & Geri
Fratoe—2009
4
Sean & Tracey
Clevenger—1991
Dan & Shelby
Yacobi—1991
Michael & Joanne
Camp—2002
5
Rich & Laura Ganzert—
1984
David & Anne
Balducci—1990
Scott & Chiara Bailey—
2002
Jeffrey & Melissa
Gibson—2001
Charles & Susan
Moore—2001
6
7
Ronald & Betty
Lowry—1989
James & Jennifer
Tuccillo—1994
Chris & Maria Kroll—
1994
Dominick & Michele
Piccolomini—1998
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
William & Kellie
Free—1999
Scott & Donna
Bourne—1996
Vito & Josephine
Amato—1987
Nick & Annette
Kelley—1997
Paul & Shannon
Healey—2008
Brian & Lori
Bradley—1997
Anthony &
Ratchada Suber—
1984
Andy & Stephanie
Bradley—2002
Edward & Michelle
Tully—1998
Jose & Courtney
Fernandez—2002
David & Christine
Sorokowski—1997
Tony & Gordon
Grappone—1972
Francis & Mercedes
Tarongoy—1996
Alex & Jaime Blanton—
2001
Denny & Susan
Standridge—1972
Phillip & Anne
Jacoby—1993
Fred & Frances
Aloi—2000
15
Frank & Bonnie
Eckert—1965
Anthony & Cecelia
Peay—1982
Michael & Denise
Lenzi—1999
16
17
Terry & Linda Gay—
Thomas & Tammy
1980
Berberich—1992
Glenn & Lynn
David & Jennifer
Mackey—1987
Baker—2002
Anthony & Linda
French—1998
Paul & Jodi
Craig & Jo
Brooks—2003
Colombo—1992
Ken & Susan
Curtis & Valerie
Brown—1998
Blair—1997
18
Robert & Lizanne
Jones—1985
Kevin & Michelle
Ellis—2012
Jason & Tara
Burkhead—2012
Evaristo & Catia
Capela—2000
22
23
24
David & Sheila
Talley—1965
Thomas & Christi
Rogers—1992
Michael & JoMarie
Stank—1975
George & Jennifer
Wood—1982
Mark & Catherine
Baron—1991
Dale & Catherine
McDonough—1986
Brian & Elizabeth
Donegan—2009
29
Keith & Terry
DelVecchio—1971
Michael & Jeanne
Roberts—1982
Dan & Caren
Trsic—1982
Andrew & Melissa
Haskins—2004
Greg & Kate
Chittum—2005
30
31
Matthew & Jennifer
Tom & Patricia
Pulisic—2004
Allen—1986
Michael & Kate
Donald Hart &
Chenault—1992 Monica Tino—1998
Bryan & Laura
Ben & Dina Pully—
Coleman—1992
1991
Paul & Tammy
Michael & Kathy
Boulden—1981
Mason—1986
25
Ed & Gilda
Cadieux—1985
Pete & Karen
Florey—1996
Randy & Loretta
Knott—1974
Frank & Diane
Kaestner—1979
Josh & Christina
Robertson—2002
Wesley & Kim
Walker—1996
Manny & Cheryl
Tavares—1987
Jon & Katie
Masinick—2002
Brian & Nicole
Fuhrman—2002
Richard & Iris
Michaelian—1995
19
20
Rick & Denise Long—
1984
Mark & Jennifer
Martin & Freda Thomas—
Kocik—1995
2001
Edward & MaryBeth
Ray & Miky Reaux—
Maino—1990
1995
Jim & Sherry McInerney—
1984
Tim & Karen Conway— Luis & Ann Andrade—
1989
1990
Chris & Margaret
Thompson—2001
Edward & Norma
Ken & Susan Brown—
Guenther—1972
1998
David & Kristin Cobaugh—
2012
26
George & Terry
Muessig—1990
Nathan & Jennifer
DeGarmo—2002
Derrick & Jennifer
Huther—2001
27
Ronald & Simonetta
Weik—1978
David & Anne Engel—
1997
Eric & Kristin
Konopka—2000
Robert & Mary Beth
Baker—2006
Valdeci & Carla
Marcos—1994
21
Alex & Jaime
Blanton—2001
Terry Ray & Ashlee
Parker—2011
28
William Rose & Pat
Carlson—1983
Anthony & Jessica
Luck—2004
Church of the Redeemer
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Answers to page 6 “Name that Ministry”
Community Life Committee/Event Planning! Adults and Senior Youth are needed to plan one or
more events. New event ideas are always welcome! For more information on the Community Life
Committee, contact Nancy Crosby at ncrosby@churchredeemer.org or 746-4911. Nancy summarizes her greatest reward working in this ministry as “Watching everyone have a good time in fellowship with one another.”
Redeemer Youth Ministry! For more information on how to get involved, contact LeRoy Orie
(LOrie@churchredeemer.org or 746.4911 ext. 2216) or visit our Redeemer website at
www.churchredeemer.org.