Sunday Mornings

9:30 am ~ Worship with Holy Communion

10:30 AM ~ Fellowship time

11:00 AM ~ Sunday School

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HAVEN MESSENGER

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE

From the Pastor ............... 1

Hunger Team, Other Haven

Ministries, Parish Life, Par-

ish Ed. ............................. 3

Worship .......................... 4

Lent .................................. 5

Community Events, Notes,

and Thank You’s .............. 6

Wonder Corner ................ 8

Birthdays, Anniversaries,

Schedules. ........................ 9

Work Service Volunteer

Schedule .......................... 10

Calendar .......................... 11

MARCH 2020

A Mixed Bag of Messages from the Pastor

Stunned

On February 16th I was totally surprised by the

coffee fellowship marking the 13th anniversary of

my installation as your pastor at Haven Lutheran Church. I had

lost sight of that date but, God bless Kristin Andrews, she had not.

Kristen, her family and Marge Cunningham provided such a deli-

cious and fine fellowship. I was not only surprised but grateful.

Can you believe it? Thirteen years? What has God been up to at

Haven? I am forever curious and eager to see where the Spirit will

lead us. What do you see God doing? I would enjoy hearing what

you think.

Lessons from Surgery, Part II

Last month I mentioned in my newsletter article that God was al-

ready at work teaching me faith lessons as I approach surgery. My

first lesson was the undeniable, priceless value of being part of a

faithful, loving church community.

Those of you who have gone through surgery, will have already

guessed some of the other lessons I came to embrace. 1) Humble-

ness -- There is no other way to deal with a hospital gown that

opens in the back and the need to ask someone to escort you to

the bathroom. 2) Patience -- As you wait for someone to come to

escort you to the restroom, as staff have to come all hours (cont.)

HAVEN MISSION STATEMENT (adopted 2/26/06 by Haven Church)

“To honor God, to reach out with love to our members and the community

and to share the gospel of Jesus Christ.”

Winter Worship Service Schedule

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of the day and night to check vitals, draw blood and do therapy, and as you face the illusion of ever

"being in control". 3) Humility -- It is the only way to respond when so very many people are gra-

cious in so many big and small ways. Such love and kindness just blew me away. 4) Laugh at yourself

and don't stress over the small stuff. When you can't bend, lift or twist you find yourself in some

downright awkward, silly and humiliating situations. Thank goodness God gave us humor. It is a

great band-aid for the awkward, silly and humiliating. 5) Healing is tiring and takes more time than

we would like. The body has its way of slowing you down when you need to heal. Happier the person

who listens. Last but not least 6) Joy comes disguised in many ways -- surprises, food, kindnesses,

notes and cards, a good night's sleep. How important it is to notice and celebrate each and every

glimmer of God's grace. Now, Lord, help me hold on to these gems you shared with me.

A Lenten Prayer

I offer you this prayer by Macrina Wiederkehr. Pray it with me during this Lenten season, fully trust-

ing in the goodness and love of our Lord, the Potter.

Prayer to the Potter

Dear Potter,

The lump of clay that I am

keeps crying for some form

day by day

I yearn for you to mold me.

This is a trust-song, Lord

I am in your hands like clay

I am ready to be transformed:

I expect

to be molded

I expect

to be beautiful

I expect

to be loved.

And if by chance

someone should drop me

as your apprentices sometimes do,

I expect

to be hurt.

I’m just trying to say

I have surrendered

to your dream for me

I am in your hands

like clay.

Your pastor and partner in ministry,

Linda M Alessandri

EASTER FOOD BASKETS — With the arrival of Ash Wednesday, we start to think

about collecting food for the Food baskets we give to families at Fountaindale who

may need a little help. The “Giving Tree” with its branches full of items will appear

March 8, and we will collect food through Palm Sunday. The distribution will be

help on Wednesday, April 8th. As always, we will need volunteers to help pack, and

distribute. We also need a few people who could volunteer to deliver to those who

cannot get to the church- usually because of work hours or illness. More information

will appear in the weekly bulletins.

HOLLY PLACE is a non-profit organization that aims to provide senior residents with the best pos-

sible care in a “home-like” setting. In the month of March we will be collecting Toilet Paper and Dis-

infecting Wipes. Collecting these items as well as contributing our $100 monthly pledge, is what

helps keep Holly Place running. Please place your donated items in the bin provided in the narthex.

HAVEN’S BOOK CLUB — On Thursday, March 19, 2:00 pm we meet in the Parlor

to discuss THE WORLD THAT WE KNEW by Alice Hoffman. This novel is a hymn to

the power of resistance, perseverance & enduring love in dark times (Berlin,

WWII). Plan now to join us for tea & conversation. Joan Schupp

P.S. In April we will be reading ISLAND OF SEA WOMEN by Lisa See.

LADIES NIGHT OUT — After a few months of meeting for lunch in these dark win-

ter months, Ladies Night Out will be back actually getting together “at night” in March.

They will meet on Tuesday March 24, 6 pm at Cafe del Sol for dinner. Please watch for

a signup sheet in the Narthex

CHILDREN SUNDAY SCHOOL ADVENTURE Miss Abigail Andrew s w ill teach about

The Parable of the Lost Sheep. Surprises and fun as you learn about Jesus and how much he loves us.

MARCH'S ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL

Moving Forward in Faith

March 1 Gospel Readings of Lent: Nicodemus & Jesus

John 3: 1-17 Pastor David Kaplan

March 8 Gospel Readings of Lent: Jesus & the Woman at the Well

John 4: 5-42 Jim & Jamie Cannon

March 15 Religions of our World Neighbors: Hinduism

Valerie Wills

March 23 Gospel Readings of Lent: The Raising of Lazarus

John 11: 1-46 Jamie & Jim Cannon

March 30 Gospel Readings of Lent: Palm Sunday’s Readings

Matthew 21: 1-11; Matthew 26: 14 – 27:66 Pastor David Kaplan

PARISH LIFE TEAM

PARISH EDUCATION TEAM

HUNGER TEAM

OTHER HAVEN MINISTRIES

WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY — Women will meet for scripture study & discus-

sion on Thursday, March 26 at 10:00 a.m. in the Parlor. We will be studying Session

3 of "We Are Called" in which we take the "callings" of various people in the Bible and

consider how their stories and examples might be applied to our own "callings." The

study may be found in the March issue of "Gather" magazine. Copies will be available

on the mobile message board.

SCHOOL SUPPLY ITEMS NOW BEING ACCEPTED — As we re-

ported following the Block Party last August, the response to our School

Supply Giveaway was pretty phenomenal. We are almost completely out

of school supplies, and we will need many of them for this year's Givea-

way. So now that Christmas is over, be on the lookout for sales of school

supplies whenever and wherever they may occur and pick up a few

things to donate to this outreach. A box labeled " School Supplies" will

be in the vestibule.

Have a Joy-full Lent

While the season of Lent is rather somber, it is not intended to be joyless. It is just that joy may look

differently.

Reading the Lenten Devotional every day? Each time you open the booklet, imagine the Lord say-

ing your name and "I'm so glad you're here. I love our time together."

Choosing to fast (refrain) from something? Look for the lessons. Discover other enjoyable things to

fill the space. Look for the unexpected circumstance that helps you avoid a temptation. Ask God to

help.

Choosing sacrificial giving to the less fortunate? Relish the rush and freedom that comes with let-

ting go of resources for the good of another. Ask God to help you be a cheerful giver.

Deciding to add a good habit to during Lent? (ex. walk more, get more sleep, eat more fruit and

vegetables) Make it fun. Ask God to help. What is it you learn?

Above all else, whatever it is you choose as your Lenten practice, do it for the glory of God. Enter the

Lenten season seeking to draw near to the Lord and fully expect to be blessed in a variety of unex-

pected ways. Happy Lent!

Sunday Readings for March

March 1 First Sunday of Lent ~ Psalm 32, Matthew 4:1-11 ~ Jesus' Temptations in the Desert

March 8 Second Sunday of Lent ~ Psalm 121, John 3:1-17 ~ Nicodemus Meets with Jesus

March 15 Third Sunday of Lent ~ Psalm 95, John 4:5-42 ~ Jesus and the Samaritan Woman

at the Well

March 22 Fourth Sunday of Lent ~ Psalm 23, John 9:1-41 ~ The Man Born Blind Healed by Jesus

March 29 Fifth Sunday of Lent ~ Psalm 130, John 11:1-45 ~ Jesus Raises Lazarus From the Dead

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LENT AT HAVEN LUTHERAN CHURCH

Ash Wednesday, February 26 - Good Friday, April 10

WEDNESDAYS OF LENT

6:00 pm

Lenten Soup and Sandwich Supper

7:00 pm W orship

Liturgy: Holden Evening Prayer

Theme: The Body of Christ

March 4

The Ears of Christ Pastor Lee Brumback

Psalm 86: 1-7, Mark 7: 31-37 St. Paul’s Lutheran, Funkstown

March 11

The Heart of Christ Pastor Kim Nunberg

John 11: 17-44 Zion Lutheran, Williamsport

March 18

The Eyes of Christ Pastor Linda M Alessandri

John 9: 1-11

March 25

The Mouth of Christ Pastor David Kaplan

Luke 4: 14-22a

April 1

The Hands of Christ Pastor Allen Reed

John 8: 1-11 St. Peter’s Beard Lutheran, Smithsburg

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PLEASE SAVE THE DATE SEPT. 13 FOR “GOD’S WORK. OUR HANDS.” SUNDAY,

THE ELCA’S DEDICATED DAY OF SERVICE.

Since 2013, “God’s work. Our hands.” Sunday has inspir ed people of all ages to put

their faith in action through service projects that share God’s love with all of God’s people. As we

gather together in service to our neighbors, we are reminded of one of our most basic convictions

as Lutherans: All of life in Jesus Christ — every act of service, in every daily calling, in every cor-

ner of life — flows freely from a living, daring confidence in God’s grace. Will Haven do something

this year?

LUTHERAN COMMUNITY EVENT

Zion Lutheran (35 West Potomac Street Williamsport) is hosting a Pork and Sauerkraut dinner on

Wednesday, March 18 from 4 PM to 6:30 PM. You are invited to come and join us for a deli-

cious meal. The menu includes pork, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, gravy, and hotdogs for children,

tea, coffee, water and of course yummy homemade desserts. The cost is a free will offering for dine

in and $8.00 for carry out. We invite you to join us for our Lenten service, which follows the dinner

and begins at 7:00 PM. Dress is casual.

SOME UPCOMING MUSICAL PERFORMANCES

recommended by our own Music Director and Organist, Steve Pastena:

Sunday March 15th 3 PM, Freder ick Sym phony Orchestra program includes 2 W agner

overtures and Symphony No. 4 by Mahler at Chapel at Hood College Frederick, MD

http://www.fredericksymphony.org

Sunday March 29th 4 PM, Annual Bach Festival featuring guest organists, instrum en-

talists, and Hagerstown Choral Arts at Trinity Lutheran Church Hagerstown, MD.

Saturday April 4th 8 PM, Frederick Sym phony Orchestra featuring Tchaikovsky Sym -

phony No. 2 at the Weinberg Center for the Arts Frederick, MD.

THANK YOU NOTES

My Dear Haven Family and Friends,

From the first announcement of my January 21 surgery and continuing through my recovery, you

have been only supportive, generous and kind. Thank you for the prayers that truly surrounded me

each day. I thank you for the get well cards, calls and gifts. I thank you for the soups and suppers. I

thank you for the offers for rides, errands, cat care and silly things like picking up fallen items when I

couldn't. God's love lives at Haven in each of you. I give thanks to God for each and every one of you.

Your pastor and partner in ministry,

Linda M Alessandri

P.S. In case you did not hear the news, everything removed during surgery was benign. God is good.

All the time. All the time. God is good.

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS STARTS

MARCH 8th

Please make sure to set your clocks forward 1 hour before

you go to bed on Saturday, March 7th.

If you forget feel free to start the coffee for us.

MEMBER ADDRESS CHANGES

Jim & Jamie Cannon ~ 13421 Marquise Drive

Hagerstown, MD 21742

Irene Giffin ~ Julia Manor Room #204

333 Mill Street Hagerstown, MD 21740

Danny Kiblinger ~ Po Box 4506

Hagerstown, MD 21742 (Please let the office know of all address changes.)

Pastor Dave Kaplan and Haven members,

Thank you Pastor Dave and the Haven congregation for your support with ‘Souper Bowl Sunday.

The Chiefs may have won the game but the big winner of Souper Bowl Sunday is St. Mark’s Food

Bank. Haven collected $18 dollars and 127 cans for the Food Bank. WAY TO GO HAVEN!

Dear Members of Haven Evangelical Lutheran Church, It is so heartening w hen w e re-

ceive a gift from a generous donor that allows us to say “yes” to one more child, family, or deserving

adult who needs the assistance of St, Mark’s Food Bank. More people than ever need the support of

outside organizations and because of your generosity, individuals and families continue to benefit

from the food we can provide them. We gratefully accept your recent giving of $221.50. It is clear

that you understand the importance of the ministry at St. Mark’s Food Bank. Through your contri-

bution, we are able to accomplish the mission God set in motion for us. “For I was hungry and you

gave me food. I was thirsty and you gave me drink. I was a stranger and you welcomed me.” Mat-

thew 25:35. You are helping us to make a difference in the lives of so many people. Thank you again

for your generous support! Sincerely, Pastor G. Stanley Steele, Julie Stouffer, Coordinator

Dear Friends of Holly Place, In behalf of the residents, staff, and the Board of Direc-

tors of Senior Living Alternatives, Inc. I would like to thank you. We received your generous dona-

tion of $229, $20, $100 to Holly Place, and it means the world to us and will help us reach our

matching grant of $20,000.00. Because of you, we can continue to serve at risk seniors, and provide

them a loving, safe, affordable place to call home. We are so fortunate to have you as a donor. Thank

you for investing in our organization and in the seniors we serve…

Sincerely, Melanie J. Davis, Ex. Director

Dear Friends at Haven Evangelical Lutheran Church, Thank you for your $100 dona-

tion to Reach of Washington County. Your generosity and compassion are a blessing to our commu-

nity. We are pleased to announce that our 2019 match campaign raised a grand total of $63,156.64!

We are so touched by the generous response to the campaign. This support helps us assist those in

need through our programs ranging from safety-net to independence; which include the Cold Weath-

er Shelter for the homeless adults, Case Management, the Day Resource Center, financial assistance

to serve those facing crises and Financial Literacy classes. We are excited to share that we launched

our newest program, Bridge to change in July. Together, we are changing lives! We assist approxi-

mately 3,500 Washington County residents annually with a staff of thirteen and over 1,600 volun-

teers; all working together to serve those in need in our county. During the last shelter season , we

had 225 individuals aged 19-80 sleep in the shelter; which totaled 6,818 bed nights. Over the last

fiscal year, we assisted 323 households with a variety of crisis needs; including eviction prevention,

getting into independent housing, emergency lodging placements, utility bills, ID’s Birth Certificates

and other imminent needs. We are grateful for the 1,600 volunteers who donate an estimated

15,000 hours of service to the Reach programs annually. This, in addition to the financial support of

many in the Washington County area, allows us to minister to individuals through the calendar year.

We recognize that without your partnerships we would be unable to continue our programs, result-

ing in countless people having to look elsewhere to have emergency needs met. Perhaps, they would

never be met at all. Your continued support will help us assist more people, ensuring more needs of

our community are met. Thank you for partnering with us in our endeavors to help those in need in

Washington County. Please follow us on Facebook or visit our website www.reachofwc.org for more

information about our programs, current needs and volunteering with us.

In Faith, Dana Jenkins, Executive Director

(letters in their entirety are posted in the narthex on the bulletin board)

I Wonder . . . Why do we get ashes on our foreheads on Ash Wednesday?

And what does it have to do with the 40 days of Lent?

When we participate in the receiving of ashes, we are told “Remember, from dust

you came and dust you shall return.” I think these words are used to remind us

that we are nothing without God.

There are many times in the Bible where ashes are used to show mourning, repentance and sorrow.

In Genesis 18:27, Abraham reminds himself that though he has spoken to the lord, he is but dust and

ashes.

Jeremiah 6:26, Jonah 3:6, Esther 4:1—3

During these forty days of reflection, make an effort to look at the times you have hurt others and ask

God to forgive you, then think of a way you can act differently when you are tempted the next time.

If there is something you see that is unjust, think of something you can do to change the situation.

Even if it is just taking one bag of lunch to someone you know is hungry. You could also join one of

the many activities at Haven helping others, to make this a more just world.

These are just two ideas. I am sure you can think of many others.

I Wonder what you look forward to doing this Spring? Write about it or draw a

picture. Put your answer somewhere where you can see it often to remind you of

your WONDER-ful ideas!

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BULLETINS 11 AM

FRI. Mar. 6 — June Hess

FRI. Mar. 13 — Joan Schupp

FRI. Mar. 20 — Kathy Amos

FRI. Mar. 27 — Sue Nelson

NEWSLETTER 12 PM

FRI. MAR. 27 —Sue Nelson

FOOD BANK VOLUNTEERS

Mar. 3: Team 4: Sue Strobl, Millie Strange,

Valerie Wills, Sandy Powell

Mar. 13: Team 3: Joan Schupp, Kathy Wright, Linda Clark, Chris Fignnar

Contributions may be brought to the church office during our normal business hours 9 am-1 pm

or by mailing it to the church at 1035 Haven Road Hag., MD 21742. Thank you!

Please DO NOT leave envelopes in mailbox that have not gone through USPS,

as that is illegal and the church can be fined for it. 9

Birthdays & Anniversaries

Look who’s celebrating special days this month!!!

BIRTHDAY’S THIS MONTH

Dolores Carson 03/06

Jennifer Yaraghi 03/09

Candace Reynolds 03/10

Cliff Britton 03/14

Kristen Schupp 03/14

Janice Merique 03/15

Cindy Rhodes 03/17

Valerie Wills 03/17

Inez Winebrenner 03/17

Ryan Harden 03/19

Hazel Gaumer 03/22

Brenda Hassinger 03/22

Ken Tice 03/24

Alan Butsch 03/27

Charles Huguenin 03/27

John Britton Jr. 03/30

William Clark 03/31

BAPTISMAL ANNIVERSARIES

Dave Kaplan 03/01

Valerie Wills 03/17

Sharron Moser 03/21

Abigail Andrews 03/23

Dustin Black 03/24

Brenda Manspeaker 03/26

Carol Shull 03/29

Dolores Carson 03/30

Lauren Harden 03/31

Ryan Harden 03/31

Is your special day missing?

Please contact the church office if your

birthday or anniversary is missing from our list.

We want to celebrate all of our members

special days with them. We celebrate all of God’s children!

WORSHIP SERVICE VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE FOR THE MONTH

Serving March 1 March 8 March 15 March 22 March 29

Acolyte Maddie Haupt

Emily Butsch

Austin Suchy

Adam Tice

Assisting

Minister

Jim Cannon

Katy Moran

Aura Harbaugh—

Wiles

Terry Trovinger

Anna Bergschneider

Lay Reader Marge Cunningham

Elaine Michael

Joan Schupp

Katy Moran

Nancy Newkirk

Entry

Greeter(s)

Dave & Sue Resh

Bob Snyder Elaine Michael

Amy Mason NEEDED

NEEDED NEEDED

NEEDED NEEDED

Ushers Ed & Prue Yelinek

Dave & Sue Resh

Cliff & Sue Britton

Bob Snyder Elaine Michael

NEEDED NEEDED NEEDED NEEDED

Susan Strobl Marge

Cunningham Kelly & Jon

Bracken Ned & Millie

Strange

Kathy Wright Kathy Pensis

Judy Hoffman Tanner Creek Amy Mason

Kim Pile

Dave & Sue Resh

Cliff & Sue Britton

NEEDED NEEDED

Greeters Exit

West

Doug Wright Jim Cannon Dick Hess Stephen Kauffman

Margaret McKee

Greeter Exit

Center

Pastor Alessandri

Pastor Alessandri

Pastor Alessandri

Pastor Alessandri

Pastor Alessandri

Greeter Exit

East

Ed Yelinek Larry Hartsock Judy Hoffman Amy Mason Dave Resh

Nursery Amy Mason Kris Fignar

Susan Strobl Joyce Meredith

Mike Manspeaker Jackie Webb

Melissa Butsch Emily Butsch

Scott & Cindy Rhodes

Coffee Host(s)

NEEDED

Dave & Sue Resh

Taken

Scott & Cindy Rhodes

Ned & Millie Strange

NEEDED

Altar Flowers

Securing the

Church

Dave Resh, Jim Cannon

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NO FLOWERS DURING LENT

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 (Hunger Sunday)

9:30 Worship

10:30 Fellowship

11:00 S. School

5:00 Confirmation

6:00 Playmakers

2

6:00 Handbells

6:00 Lions Club

7:00 Property

(Haven West)

7:00 Barbershop

3

9:15 Music Time

1:00 AFG

6:00 Playmakers

6:00 Spiritual

Direction Group

4 9:00 Pre-Bid Conf.

10:00 B. Study

4:00 Holly Place

Lenten

6:00 Supper

7:00 Midweek

Worship

7:45 Choir

5

9:15 Music Time

11:00 PPST

6:00 Playmakers

6:30 CoDa

6

5:30 AFG

7

12:00

AFG

8 Daylight Savings

9:30 Worship

10:30 Fellowship

11:00 S. School

5:00 Confirmation 6:30 Adventure Crew

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6:00 Handbells

7:00 Parish Life

7:00 Barbershop

7:15 Worship

Team mtg.

10

9:15 Music Time

1:00 AFG

6:00 Playmakers

11

10:00 Bible Study

Lenten

6:00 Supper

7:00 Midweek

Worship

7:45 Choir

12 9:15 M. Time

11:00 PSST

2:00 Plarning

5:30 B.B.B.S. mtg.

6:00 Playmakers

6:30 Lioness

6:30 CoDa

13

5:30 AFG

14

12:00

AFG

15 (Holly Place

offering)

9:30 Worship

10:30 Fellowship

11:00 S. School

5:00 Confirmation

6:00 Playmakers

NEWSLETTER

DEADLINE

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6:00 Handbells

7:00 Council

7:00 Barbershop

17

9:15 Music Time

1:00 AFG

6:00 Playmakers

18

10:00 Bible Study

Lenten

6:00 Supper

7:00 Midweek

Worship

7:45 Choir

19 Pastor in Balti.

For Dean’s mtg.

9:15 Music Time

11:00 PPST

2:00 Book Club

6:00 Playmakers

6:30 CoDa

20

5:30 AFG

21

9am-

2pm

Council

Retreat (Haven

West)

12:00

AFG

22

9:30 Worship

10:30 Fellowship

11:00 S. School

5:00 Confirmation

6:00 Playmakers

23

6:00 Handbells

7:00 Barbershop

24

9:15 Music Time

1:00 AFG

6:00 Playmakers

6:00 Ladies Night

Out (Café Del Sol)

25

10:00 Bible Study 4:00 Bid Openings

Lenten

6:00 Supper

7:00 Midweek

Worship

7:45 Choir

26

9:15 Music Time

10:00 Women’s

Bible Study

11:00 PSST

6:00 Playmakers

6:30 CoDa

27

5:30 AFG

28

12:00

AFG

29

9:30 Worship

10:30 Fellowship

11:00 S. School

5:00 Confirmation

6:00 Playmakers

30

6:00 Handbells

7:00 Barbershop

31

9:15 Music Time

1:00 AFG

6:00 Playmakers

MARCH 2020 Al-Anon—Fellowship of relatives and friends of Alcoholics CoDa—Co-Dependents Anonymous

A.F.G.—Al-Anon Family Group B.B.B.S.—Big Brothers Big Sisters of Washington Co.

PSST—Pastor’s Study and Support Time Music Time—Program with W.C.P.S.

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Adventure Crew Lock-In

PLEASE PLACE STAMP HERE

HAVEN

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

CHURCH

1035 HAVEN ROAD

HAGERSTOWN, MD 21742

Haven Messenger

HAVEN LUTHERAN CHURCH

1035 HAVEN ROAD

HAGERSTOWN, MD 21742

PHONE

301-733-5056

FAX

301-733-8725

OFFICE HOURS

MONDAY—FRIDAY

9:00 AM—1:00 PM

PASTOR

LINDA ALESSANDRI

Pastorlma@havenlc.org

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

MARY GRABILL

havenoffice@havenlc.org

REMINDER: Clocks go forward 1

hour on Sunday, March 8th

is BLOWING in…..