The Reformation Scoop!

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The Reformation Scoop!
April, 2015
Volume 8, Issue 4
Churc h Office Ho urs—9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p. m.
Monday—Thursday
610-779-0534
Email: mail@ refor matio nlut heran.org
Website: www.refor mationlut heran.org
Reformation’s Staff
Pastor: The Rev. Steven C. Claycomb
revclay11@verizon.net
Sexton: Mike Schneeberger
Housekeeper: Millie Castillo
Secretary: Pam Schneeberger
Treasurer: Rod Kline
Rod.kline@reformationlutheran.org
Direct or of Christian Educati on and Youth:
Kris Kerchner
kker chner@verizon.net
Director of Music: Steph en Longenecker
relcmusic@gmail.com
Web Master: Sarah Hawk
webmaster@reformationlutheran.org
Council Secretary: Melanie Bechtel
Melanie_bechtel@msn.com
Congregation Council Members
President: Melissa Howell-Clarke
Vice President: Sarah Hawk
Se cr etar y: M elan ie B ech tel
Fin an cial Secr etar y: St eve Bar n ett
Wendy Burnish
Kath y Galbraith
Chris Karasek
Ginny Mengel
Wendy Richards
Andrew Dobr oskey
Aaron Hinnershitz
Carol Kohler
Randy Miller
Other Links:
West Berks Mission District
ww w. west ber k smis si on distr ict. or g
NEPS Website: www.godslove.org
ELCA Website: www.elca. org
Reading Berks Conference of Churches:
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Journey with Jesus
April 2nd -Maundy Thursday— 7:00 p.m.
April 3rd —Good Friday—7:00 p.m.
April 5th—An Easter Celebration!!!
8:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.
9:00 a.m. Easter Breakfast
10:00 a.m.—Easter Egg Hunt
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Jazz Worship Page
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EASTER BREAKFAST
The youth and adults will be serving
breakfast on Easter morning Sunday, April 5, from
9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. Please sign up on the sign-up sheet on the
kiosk in the narthex so we have an idea of how many to plan for.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
WORK DAY OPPORTUNITY
April 11, 2015
On Saturday, April 11th from 9:00 a.m.
to 2:00 p.m. Reformation has 10 slots reserved
to work on Habitat’s latest home renovation. Anyone 16 or older may
volunteer. No experience is necessary! We will meet at the church at
8:30 a.m. and carpool to their S.18th St offices for transport to the
Lutheran project on S. 7th St. that they are hoping to complete by this
summer. Please bring a lunch and wear sturdy, close-toed shoes,
boots or sneakers Any congregation member who would like to
participate or has any questions, contact Jeanne Gochnauer at 610-582
-1602 to reserve your spot and get the necessary paperwork. This is a
great family activity for mothers/fathers with a son/daughter. Many
times you will work alongside the future homeowner as they build
sweat equity.
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Annual Yard Sale
April 25th
8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Our 7th annual YARD Sale will
be held rain or shine in the Fellowship Hall as we did last year.
There are some important things that we will need:
STUFF FOR SALE,
VOLUNTEERS TO HELP COLLECT ITEMS BEFORE THE DAY
OF THE SALE,
VOLUNTEERS TO HELP THE DAY OF THE SALE STARTING
AT 6:00 A.M.
ITEMS FOR THE BAKE SALE.
Please contact Candy Fantilli at 484-333-3313.
We can start gathering items after Easter (April 6) in the back
hallway, behind the Music Room.
Graduates
Reformation would like to say congratulations to all
the high school and college graduates. If you will be
graduating or know of someone who is, please call the church office with
their name and the school they are graduating from (610-779-0534),
thank you.
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Reformation Lutheran Church
Scholarship Application Deadline is April 30th.
Did you know that Reformation gives a scholarship every
year to one or more of our high school graduates? The scholarship
is awarded to a Reformation member who is continuing their
education after high school, has been active in the life of the church
and has demonstrated need.
The fund was established in 2005, by James Fegley in
memory of his wife Pat. The fund provides a yearly reward(s). Net
income from the fund is available for distribution. A committee
oversees the selection of award recipients. Applications for the
scholarship are available on the church website or from the church
office.
Worship & Volunteer Guide
We will soon be producing the Worship
Leadership & Church Volunteers Guide for the
next six months. If you would like to be added
to those who volunteer: greeters, ushers,
acolyte, crucifer, reader, assisting minister,
nursery, altar guild, please call the church
office. Training in each of these areas will be
shared. If you are currently on the list and
would like to be removed, or change service
times, please call the church office and let us
know.
As the ad in the GATHER magazine states, women read
this ELCA magazine, “To pray, care and nourish our faith.” What
do we Reformation women enjoy reading in this monthly
magazine? Here is a small sampling:
~ "Bible Study" - The monthly Bible Study helps our
understanding of Biblical passages and how our lives can be
enriched and transformed through them. These studies are written
by various authors; two of these authors were here at Reformation
in recent years to kickoff their year-long Bible studies.
~ "Amen!" - Each month Catherine Malotky, an ELCA
pastor serving at Luther Seminary as a philanthropic advisor, pens
a letter to God relating to the theme/story of the month.
~"Grace Notes" - Linda Post Bushkofsky, Executive
Director of Women of the ELCA, challenges readers each month
to action in our community, country and world and keeps us
informed about projects other women of the ELCA are doing
across our country.
~ In addition to the three departments listed above, seven
other regular monthly departments include the following sections:
"Voices" - a message from the editor; "Family Matters"; "Earth
Wise"; "Let Us Pray" and "Give Us This Day". In addition to
these regular monthly features, other articles relating in some way
to the month's theme can be found within the magazine's covers.
Finally, a year's subscription for ten issues makes a great
gift for a family member or a friend. With a paper subscription,
one can also access the online magazine. A copy of GATHER can
also be found in our church library.
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WELCA EVENTS:
April 6, 2015—6:30/7:00 p.m. Business Meeting
and Bible Study entitled “Inspired by the Risen Lord”,
led by Ruth Blatt
April 14, 2015 —9:30 a.m. LWR Quilt Tying
April 13, 2015—6:00 p.m. Page Turners
April 13 & 27, 2015—6:00 p.m. Reformation Writers
April 9 & 23, 2015—3:00 p.m. Wooly Knit-Wits
May Newsletter
The Deadline for articles is April 17th.
Please use the green forms for newsletter and bulletin articles. They are
available in the narthex and library or e-mail us:
mail@reformationlutheran.org. Articles received after the due date will
not be able to be included in that newsletter. Thank you for your help in
this matter.
Deadline for bulletin announcements is Tuesdays at
12:00 noon.
Deadline for Council reports is Wednesday, April 15th.
WBMD Ascension Day Service at the Highlands
Save the Date! Thursday, May 14th at 7:00 PM
This service is being hosted by the Highlands in Wyomissing. The Rev.
John Richter, our WBMD Associate to the Bishop, will share the message.
Representatives from our Mission District will take part in the service. All are
welcome!
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Exeter Area Food Pantry News
After 4 ½ years of pantry
distributions, we had our first snowy pantry
day this past month. Thanks to the
dedication of our volunteers, the pantry
still served 173 grateful families. The
clothing bank was open as well,
distributing a few more winter clothes, as
well as some spring things.
The next pantry date is Friday, April 17th from
2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Clients are asked to pre-register by
Sunday, April 12th by calling 610-572-2344.
Reformation has been asked to donate juice
(non-refrigerated)—each month. A collection bin is in the
hallway by the coat racks. This is a small but important
way to support this ministry! Other food donations can
be dropped off at church Thursday evening before the
pantry from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. or Friday morning from
9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
The clothing bank will not be open in April.
If you would like to volunteer or have any questions,
please contact
Melissa Howell-Clarke at 610-779-7999.
God’s Work. . . Our Hands
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Sunday School Help Needed
We are in need of Sunday School teachers. You only need to
volunteer for three weeks and all the preparation is done for you.
Plus, you can pick what you would like to teach. The end of the
year is coming quickly, so please lend a hand.
There is an art-n-crafts’ room, and all the materials are
provided; a drama room, where the skit is all written out; and a
movie room where the Sunday school can watch a video on the
current Bible lesson. You would be teaching the same thing for
three weeks, having different age groups each week.
If you are interested, please call Kris Kerchner at
610-370-9101, or the church office at 610-779-0534.
First Communion
First Communion Classes are starting
Sunday, April 12th for second graders on up.
Their first Communion will be on May 10th. If
your child would like to attend the First Communion classes, please
contact Kris Kerchner at 610-370-9101 or the church office at 610-7790534.
Youth Meetings/Events
Confirmation Retreat for Years 1 and 2 will be on April 19th at
5:00 p.m. This retreat will cover the sacraments, ELCA and Reformation.
Youth Group will be meeting on April 12th and 26th at 6:00 p.m.
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April 2015
Sun
5 Easter
Mon
6
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
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2 Maundy Thursday
3 Good Friday
11:30 am Bible Study
1:15 pm Overeaters A.
7:00 pm Reformation Singers
7:00 pm Reunion Group
7:00 pm Scout Committee Mtg.
7:00 pm Service
7:00 pm Service
7:00 pm Iglesia de Dios
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1:00 pm GriefShare
3:00 pm Wooly Knit-Wits
6:00 pm Daisy’s
6:30 pm Sr. Scouts
7:00 pm GriefShare
7:00 pm Social Ministry
7:00 pm Youth/Ed Mtg.
Sat
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8:00 am Worship
9:00 am Breakfast
9:15 am Egg Hunt
10:45 am Worship
1:00 pm Overcomers Service
6:30 pm WELCA
6:30 pm Tech. Committee
7:00 pm Igelsia de Dios
1:00 pm Gospel Study
6:30 pm Ringers
6:30 pm Property
7:00 pm Scouts
7:00 pm Exeter Band
7:00 pm Reformation Singers
7:00 pm Crestwood Condo’s
7:30 pm Compassionate
Friends
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8:00 am Worship
9:15 am Sunday School
9:15 am Health Minisrty
9:30 am First Communion
10:45 am Worship
12:30 pm Worship Planning
6:00 pm Youth Meeting
6:00 pm Reformation
Writers
6:30 pm Jr. Scouts
7:00 pm Page Turners
7:00 pm Finance
9:30 am LWR Quilt Tying
6:30 pm Ringers
7:00 pm Scouts
7:00 pm Exeter Band
7:00 pm Reformation
Singers
1:00 pm GriefShare
2:00 pm Prepare Meal
5:00 pm Berks Probation
6:30 pm Serve Meal
7:00 pm GriefShare
7:00 pm Food Pantry Mtg.
2:00 pm Food Pantry
6:30 pm Movie Night
“Rosalie”
3:00 pm Klines
Reception
19 Jazz Worship
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8:00 am Worship
10:45 am Worship
5:00 pm Confirmation 1 & 2
6:30 pm Berks Senior
Singles
6:15 pm Ringers
7:00 pm Scouts
7:00 pm Exeter Band
7:00 pm Council
7:00 pm Reformation
Singers
1:00 pm GriefShare
3:00 pm Wooly Knit-Wits
6:00 pm Daisy’s
6:30 pm Sr. Scouts
7:00 pm GriefShare
8:00 am Yard Sale
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8:00 am Worship
10:45 am Worship
Healing Services
6:00 pm Youth Group
6:00 pm Reformation
Writers
6:30 pm Jr. Scouts
6:30 pm Dinner Out
6:30 pm Ringers
7:00 pm Scouts
7:00 pm Exeter Band
7:00 pm Reformation
Singers
1:00 pm GriefShare
6:30 pm Sr. Scouts
7:00 pm GriefShare
Thrivent Choice
Are you a Thrivent Member? Have you received a letter talking
to you about your Thrivent Choice contribution selection? Thrivent
Choice is a program established to allow members to designate
contributions from Thrivent to charitable organizations. Please consider
designating Reformation to receive the contributions associated with
your Thrivent accounts. This is a way to provide contributions to
Reformation’s ministries from Thrivent.
There are several ways to enroll in the program:
* Contact your Thrivent representative;
* Visit the Thrivent website at https://www.thrivent.com/
thriventchoice/
* Contact the Church Treasurer for assistance.
Aaron’s Acres
April 12th, 9:30 a.m.
Executive Director, Risa
Paskoff ,will be here to talk with us
about the programs at Aaron’s Acres.
Risa will be in the Parish hall Sunday, April 12th at 9:30 a.m.
between services.
Aaron’s Acres is a organization that provides yearround social and recreational programs to children and young
adults who have special needs. During summer, campers have
the opportunity to participate in swimming, music therapy,
horseback riding, arts and crafts, and group games.
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March 2015 Council Highlights
The spring meetings for our greater church are upcoming.
The West Berks Mission District Spring Assembly will be held
May 7 at Hope Lutheran Church and the Northeastern
Pennsylvania Synod Assembly will be held May 29-30 at the Santander Arena in Reading. The NEPS assembly will offer ways to
serve and participate for all. Reformation will need delegates for
both of these meetings.
We will be advertising for our part-time organist/
accompanist position through the synod, colleges, and the
American Guild of Organists.
The council is already talking about our block party in
September! Kauffman’s Chicken BBQ has been reserved, and
Bishop Zeiser has accepted an invitation to be here for our God’s
Work . . Our Hands Day of Service and Celebration! Mark your
calendar for September 13!
The technology committee continues to work to increase our
Wi-fi access in our facility.
The website has 79 members registered for the membersonly section.
The annual church picnic at Exeter
Community Park will be held Sunday, June
14. Reformation will host an ice-breaker
event for WBMD youth who are attending
the National Youth Gathering at the park later that same day.
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Gospel Study Group
A new Bible study on the
Gospel lessons are on will Tuesdays,
at 1:00 p.m. This new group will
meet in room 5 by the office. All are
welcome to come, listen and participate.
Movie & Lunch Bunch
Join us every Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.
for a movie and brief Biblical reflection. The
discussion then continues at lunch along with
fellowship if you wish to come to lunch with
us. Bring a friend!
Movie Night
April’s Movie:
Rosalie
6:30 p.m. on the 17th of March in room 5.
Rosalie has comedy, intrigue and romance. A West Point
cadet falls in love with a girl who turns out to be a princess from
a European kingdom, starring Nelson Eddy, Eleanor Powell,
Frank Morgan and Ray Bolger.
In Harm’s Way, April’s movie will be rescheduled on another
evening.
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Grief Share
Grief Share will NOT meet on Maundy Thursday, April 2 nd. We
will resume on April 9th. Topics for April are:
Guilt and Anger (cancelled in March by weather)
Complicating Factors (cancelled in March by weather)
Stuck in Grief?
Lessons of Grief
Not sure if Grief Share is for you? I invite you to come and sit
in. You are more than welcome to try it out!
Serving Jesus,
Judy Plica
Health Ministry
Something your Health Ministry Team would
like to bring to your attention appeared in the latest
(March/April 2015) of the AAA On the Go Magazine.
If you are on prescription medication, you may wish to
consider a new program available through PA DOT. It is called
“Yellow Dot.” The decal is placed in your vehicle’s lower left corner of
the rear windshield. The decal alerts first responders to look for the
folder that has your medical information recorded in it which you will
have filled out in detail and placed in your glove box in case of
emergency.
AAA Reading-Berks has a limited supply of the yellow dot
packets. They can be requested through the PA DOT website
www.yellowdotpa.gov, or you can also visit your local DMV office.
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From My Heart to Yours
Reformation’s Health Ministry Team invites you to our next
Healing Service opportunity. The date is Sunday, April 26th and
follows both worship services. We ask that you remain seated for
the Postlude and then move to the front of the Sanctuary. This
service is rather brief (10-15 minutes) and follows the postlude as
quickly as possible.
You may be asking what happens or why would you want to
come-----The service includes some Scripture readings as well as time
for prayer and meditation. We gather at the altar, and each individual receives a blessing and anointing w/oil by Pastor Steve.
An invitation is extended for individual prayer with or
without a Health Ministry Team member following the time of
blessing at the altar.
The Bible encourages us to pray at all times and in every
situation. You may come to receive a blessing for healing, not only
for health concerns, but for any other life situation that is burdening
you. You can also use this experience for a time of praise and
Thanksgiving.
The setting is personal, intimate and confidential. Come!
Experience this precious Gift of the Holy Spirit.
Serving Jesus,
Judy Plica
Philippians 4:6-7
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Prayer List for April
Please keep the following in your prayers for the
coming month. If you would like to place a name on
the prayer list, please call the information to Pam
Schneeberger or e-mail her at Lpm33@verizon.net.
To place someone’s name on the list, please be sure you have their permission to do so. We will keep their name on the list for three months.
If the name needs to remain on the list, just call Pam with an update.
Reformation Family: Patti Kline, Marion Henne, Genevie Cloak, Joyce
Yerger, Bob Schaefer, Gene Osborne, Melba Stamm, Barb Regar, Minnie
Kemp, Andrew Barnett, Jean Lombardi, Shannon March, Ralph DiGuardi, Bob
Galbraith and Judy Dorner, George Gerhart and Linda Moyer
Friends of Reformation: Ann Schaeffer, Michael Yerger, Matthew Tobias,
Bob Korn, Andrea Bolger, Nancy McDermott, Karen Slyman, Brian and Judi
Stufflet, Clarke Larson, Ann & Eric, Alyssa Bray, Judy Walger, Pok Strause,
Joan Hinkle, Sandy Eschelbach, Cook Schrafer, Mary Tagger, Lynn Weis,
Alexis Collins, Paul Lewis, Erika Wattrich, John Link, Tami Lewis, Claire
Queen, Eric Kowalski, R.R.J., Mary Kreischer, James, Chris, Adam Hartswick,
Suzanne Dietz, Rusty Berger, David Cappuccio, Jeff Aulenbach, Bill Jaeger,
Josi Grove, Bernie Richards, The Ehrlich Family, Gloria Stricker, Hazel
Aulenbach, Renee Tobias, Christopher Raybuck, Brayden, Joyce Shober, David
Bowers, Nancy Hoban, Diane Stroll, Jeannie Plica, Diane Becker, Chelsee
Uhrich, Adam Miller, Chris & Kelly Miller, Sarah Witney, Carter Haag, John
and Dave Daniels and Jackie
The Prayer List Coordinator is Pam Schneeberger.
Please call the church office at 610-779-0534 or Pam at 610-370
-0790 for prayer requests.
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Opportunity House—April 16, 2015
Food Preparers: Please meet at the church by 2:00 pm - JoAnn
Smith, Bonnie Claycomb, Sue Kern and Linda Centofanti
Substitute: Joanne Reinhart
Servers: Please meet 6:30 p.m. at church or 6:45 p.m. at the shelterJerry Centofanti, Cathy Sarra, Doris Murray, Don Smith and Sally
Rohrbach
Substitute: Teri Stoddard
Bakers: Nadine Blackburn, Gerry Wegman, Judy Plica and Cindy
Shirey
Substitute: Sara Lambert
BAKERS -- Please bake any flavor box cake in a disposable
9” x 13: pan. Use icing or dust with 10x sugar.
New or Updated Addresses
Edwin & Margaret Kleinsmith—The Heritage Apt. L311
300 Tranquilty Lane, Reading, PA 19607
484-855-3278
George & Gloria Gerhart—Florida Address is 1212 Johnston Place
The Villages, FL 32162
Sally Rohrbach— 111 E. Vine St., Fleetwood, PA 19522
484-575-8519
Keith Orth— 1205 Carsonia Ave, Reading, PA 19606
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Maundy Thursday
April 2
7:00 p.m.
Greeters:
Bob & Kathy Galbraith
Narthex Greeter:
Steve Barnett
Ushers:
Jerry Centofanti, Teri Stoddard
Acolyte:
Den Fantilli
Reader:
Greg Stoddard
Assisting Minister: Carole Miller
Nursery:
Elina Fantilli
Good Friday
April 3
7:00 p.m.
Greeters:
Dale & Carole Miller
Narthex Greeter:
Ruth Blatt
Acolyte:
Elina Fantilli
Ushers:
Pam Schneeberger, Rich Hawk
Readers:
Need Volunteers
Nursery:
Chrystal Fost
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APRIL SERVICE PARTICIPANTS
Altar Guild
8:00 a.m.
Pam Schneeberger
Kathy Miller
10:45 a.m.
Judy Plica
Bonnie Claycomb
Counters:
Russ Clauser, Cal Booser and Kathy Miller
Bulletin Helpers the week of:
April 5
April 12
Richard & Dolores Noble
April 19
Ruth Blatt
April 26
Doris Murray
May 3
Darlene Francis
(Thursday, April 9)
(Thursday, April 16)
(Thursday, May 7)
Greeters:
8:00 a.m.
April 5
Mickey & Becky Schaeffer
April 12 Diane Helm, Greeter Needed
April 19 Sally Rohrbach, One More Needed
April 26
Jeff & Lynn DeAcosta
May 3
Mike & Sue Kern
10:45 a.m
Fantilli Family
J. Gochnauer, J. Reinhart
Randy & Elyse Miller
Rich & Patty Matijasich
T. Trumbauer, N. Koesterer
Narthex Greeters: 8:00 a.m.
April 5
Heather McHale
April 12
Melissa Howell-Clarke
April 19
Jane Hinkle
April 26
Judy Dorner
May 3
Chip Popovici
10:45 a.m.
Bonnie Claycomb
Lisa Sokoloff
Judy Plica
Carole Miller
Rich Hawk
Ushers
8:00 a.m.
April 5
Bryan Reichelt, Rod Kline
April 12
Pat & Kathy Austin
April 19 Melanie Bechtel, Usher Needed
April 26
B. Rutherford, B. Seiz
May 3
Jen & Charles Weaver
10:45 a.m.
Tom & Beth Brezek
Bob & Kathy Galbraith
Chrystal Fost, Nina Koesterer
S. Harner, J. Scattergood
Alan & Nadine Blackburn
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Acolyte:
April 5
April 12
April 19
April 26
May 3
8:00 a.m.
Cade DiGuardi
Luke Hoffman
Cade DiGuardi
Den Fantilli
Kolby Haag
10:45 a.m.
Nick DeRenzi
Brandon Moser
Katrina Robbins
Damian Clarke
Owen Richards
Crucifer:
8:00 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
April 5
April 12
April 19
April 26
May 3
Kyle Helm
- - - Nathan Rawson
Elina Fantilli
- - - -
Angelina DeRenzi
Chad Raser
- - - - - - Tessa Reinhart
Torch Bearers
8:00 a.m.
April 5
K. & M. Kerchner
Reader
April 5
April 12
April 19
April 26
May 3
10:45 a.m.
Todd Fiucci, Anthony Neal
8:00 a.m.
Rich Hawk
Pam Schneeberger
Linda Centofanti
Elisha Barnett
Kathy Austin
10:45 a.m.
Harriet Clauser
Kathy Galbraith
Becky Cherry
Alan Blackburn
Bonnie Claycomb
Assisting Minister 8:00 a.m.
April 5 M. Bechtel, A. DiGuardi
April 12
Nursery Needed
April 19
Kathy Miller
April 26
Teri Stoddard
May 3
Brenda Haag
10:45 a.m.
J. Gochnauer, K. Killoran
Maddie Miller
Kathy Galbraith
Alan Blackburn
Emily Moser
Nursery
April 5
April 12
April 19
April 26
May 3
10:45 a.m.
Sara Lambert
Chris & Wendy Richards
Robyn Shaffer
Tammy Moser
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Patty Matijasich
8:00 a.m.
Kira Shultz
Diane & Kierstin Helm
Need Nursery
Nastya Fantilli
Elina Fantilli
April 5, 2015—Easter Services at 8:00 & 10:45 a.m.
Easter Breakfast at 9:00 a.m.
Easter Egg Hunt at 10:00 a.m.
April 2, 2015, Good Friday Service at 7:00 p.m.
April 2, 2015, Maundy Thursday Service at 7:00 p.m.
Worship Services at 8:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.
Sunday School at 9:15 a.m.
Service Schedule
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Reformation Evangelical
Lutheran Church
3670 Perkiomen Avenue
Reading, PA 19606
PERMIT #478
READING, PA
PAID
U. S. POSTAGE
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