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Good News From Living Word

LIVING WORD

From the Pastor’s Desk…

Prayer is the foundation of the Christian life.

Without prayer, we have nothing.

But what is prayer? Why do we pray? What do we hope to accomplish by praying?

Too often, when people pray, they seem to be looking for something from God. They request things. To be sure, it’s good to feel comfortable coming to God with our wants, desires, and needs. We should do that. God wants us that from us. But prayer is so much more than a one-way communication line with God about what we’re looking to achieve for ourselves.

Prayer is a conversation with God. When you talk with a friend or a family member, do you always ask for something? Most people don’t. Most of our conversation with other people are back-and-forth exchanges. That’s what God is looking for from us when we pray. God wants us to commune with him through conversation…through prayer. We are to come to God with so much more in prayer than simply what we’re looking for from God. What would you think if every time someone spoke to you they were asking for something?!

Our conversations with God are to be borne out of familiarity and trust. We are to trust God above all things and people. God is the one who is always there fore us, and so we should trust that God will hear our prayers and answer. Just like other people who talk with us answer us when we speak to them, so we can expect God to answer us when we pray. God answers our prayers so much more faithfully than anyone else, though. God answers our prayers for the sake of his Son Jesus, whose prayers he also heard from the cross—forgive them, Father, for they know not what they are doing. Even in the midst of the worst possible thing imaginable, Jesus was in prayer to God, and his prayer was an outpouring of himself for our sake. Even in death, Jesus was faithful so that we might have faith in the promise of God to hear our prayer and to answer. For indeed—God did answer Jesus prayer. Three days later, he raised him from the dead and to that end, promises us through that same prayer to grant us eternal forgiveness. Jesus prayer was answered. And so too is our prayer answered.

Christians are to be in constant communication with God. We are to come to God with our wants, needs, and desires, but more importantly, we are to come to God with our whole lives. God shares in our joys, in our sorrows, and our in all parts of our lives. When we talk to him about what’s going on, we know that God is listening and that God will answer. We have seen that in Jesus and we see it in other ways in our lives. The prayer of the righteous is powerful and effective, and thanks be to God through Jesus Christ who makes us righteous to stand before the Lord!

Yours in Christ,

Pastor Daniel

IN THIS ISSUE

From the Pastor’s Desk 1

Upcoming Activities 2-4

Numbers from the Treasurer 5

Church New 6

Community Events 7

Committee Info 8

Committee Reports 9-10

Church is Fun 11

Aid for Friends 12

Cub Scouts 13

Bible readings/ Prayer List 14

Who’s Serving 15

Calendars 16-17

Save the Date 18

S e p t e m b e r - O c to b e r 2 0 1 8

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Upcoming Activities and Events

You’re Invited! — Bishop Davenport to Be Installed September 22, 2018

The Rev’d. Patricia Davenport was elected to serve as the next bishop of our synod at this year’s synod assembly. Her consecration as bishop will be at 2 p.m. on September 22, 2018 at New Covenant Church of Philadelphia, 7500 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19119. Members from around the synod have been invited and are encouraged to attend this service to mark this singular occasion. Living Word will be sending representatives. Please speak with Henry Geyer if you are interested in carpooling to the service. We are aware this is the day of Roslyn Fall Festival and Car Rally

Homecoming Sunday

God’s Work, Our Hands Sunday will be on September 9th. This year we will have our worship service at 9:30, followed by a luncheon. Hot dogs and chili will be provided, with attendees filling in with other dishes to share! As our project, we plan to assemble Community Welcome Bags for new residents in this area. If you own or represent a business, please give us some of your contact information to share. We will also be seeking volunteers to deliver the bags, and to greet and meet our new neighbors. Please encourage your family and friends to join us on that day.

The Well

The Well Bible Study will resume on Wednesday, September 12.. We will be having dinner as a welcome back to a new session. Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m., followed by Bible Study.

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Identity Theft Workshop

Date: Wednesday, September 26

Time: NOON

Our Senior Schemers will host an Identity Theft Workshop presented Rick Graber of

Thrivent Financial. A free lunch will be supplied for this event. This is being widely

advertised throughout our township as well as at area churches. Please RSVP to the

church office or to a member of the Hospitality Committee with your name and the

number of guests in your party so we know how many guests to expect for lunch. This

should be a very informative sharing of information; therefore, invite your family and

friends to attend.

The 19th Roslyn Fall Festival and Car Show Date: Saturday, September 22, 2018 (Rain Date is Sunday, September 23) Time: 1:00 to 5:00 PM on Easton Road, from East Avenue to Woodland Avenue. Our Community Committee will have a table at this event. If you are interested in helping out, see a member of the committee. This event brings out thousands of residents and neighbors for a great day of fun with entertainment, shopping and numerous free activities for children of all ages. The Roslyn Fall Festival is a community effort. The event is hosted by Abington Township, the Roslyn Boys and Girls Club, and the Roslyn Business Association. Proceeds benefit the Roslyn Community and the Roslyn Boys and Girls Club. List of activities, appearances and the festival schedule…… 10:00 AM: Easton Road closes from Susquehanna Road to Woodland Road 12:00 PM: Roslyn Fall Festival and Car Show opens to the public 12:00- 5:00 PM: Face Painting, Bounce House and Trampoline 12:00- 5:00 PM: Tuckers’ Tales Puppet Theatre, four, half-hour shows 3:00 – 4:00 PM: Autographs and Photos with Eagles Cheerleaders 5:00 PM: End of Roslyn Fall Festival and Car Show 6:00 PM: Easton Road re-opens

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Fall Flea Market

Date: September 29th, with a rain date of October 6th.

Time: 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

We do not need donations as we already have a substantial number of items to sell, but any items you wish to donate should be clean and usable. This year we will NOT be accepting donations of furniture or clothing We also will NOT be accepting books, as these have not sold well in the past and are difficult to store.

We will need your help with selling, set-up, and clean-up We are also looking for bakers to provide individually packaged goodies (cookies, brownies, etc.) to shoppers at our lunch table.

Come, shop, eat – and bring your friends and neighbors! Vendors are always welcome.

Summer's Sweet Sound

On a cool day in September When the leaves are swirling ‘round I’d give anything to remember Summer’s sweet sound The cries of children playing, ever so sweet The rustling of trees swaying that friends climb to meet On a cool day in September When the kids are walking home, I’d give anything to remember, Summer’s sweet tone

With the rumble of summer storms, Turning the world green The blowing of winds warm, That makes every tree lean On a cool day in September When Winter is soon to be found, It’s hard to remember, Ever hearing Summer’s sweet sound

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Numbers from the Treasurer

June 2018 Current Expenses YTD

Income: $ 7,140.02 ……… $107,189.42* *($54,288.60 actual new funds – only 39% of budgeted expenses) Expenses: $17,864.28 ............ $ 78,448.21

Budget 2018 Current Expenses: $137,621.50

Our necessary expenses are normally about $11,500 a month.

*YTD Income includes $52,900.82 transfer from our other funds moved in April.

NOTE: Our ending balance is less than the transfer amount, we are losing funds each month…

We are using our reserves

monthly to pay the

bills – how can you

help?

June 2018 Special Projects YTD Income: $0.00 ……… $616.00 Expenses: $0.00 ………..$0.00 Current Balance = $0.00 $32,743.17 Moved to Current Expense in April

June 2018 Benevolences Synod Intent/Lutheran Charities/World Hunger YTD Intent Income: $ 174.04 --- $1,155.15 (46% of our Pledge) Lutheran Charities: $ 30.71 --- $ 203.85 World Hunger: $ 120.00 --- $ 795.00 Our Intent Pledge to Synod - $2,500.00*** *** Synod relies on Congregation support to help fund missions *** 85% of your Benevolence contribution goes to support our Synod help others*** 15% supports various Lutheran Charities ***Please note Living Word will be sending the pledged amount of $2,500 to the Synod regardless how much is received. This is $208.33 monthly. If more than $2,500 for the year is received, the additional will be sent also.

Living Word’s ministry depends on YOU, what can YOU do, to help the financial concerns of the church? Any questions, please talk to Pastor and/or Council members!!!

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***Reminder we will no longer be getting rent until we find new renters***

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Beg Balance $12,732.00

YTD Income $107,189.42

YTD Expenses $78,448.21

End Balance $41,473.21

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Happy September Birthday to…… Christie Toy, Zackery Jagger, Dave Pope Jr. , Lucy Cassel, Tim Neumann, Pat Moore and Jimmy Lanigan

Happy September Anniversary to:

Bill & Stacey Adams, Bill & Joanne D’Arcy, Michael & Marissa Jefferys, Rich & Jolie Price, and Ron & Sharon Rosenberger

Happy October Anniversary to:

Jim & Theresa Lanigan, Michael & Katie Moore, Russell & Kitti Neumann, Michael & Christie Toy

Did we miss your special day? If so, please let the church office know, so that we can include you in future editions of the newsletter (and also update the church database).

Happy October Birthday to…….Zackary Kelby, Ed Greenwood, Jordan Rank. Martyn Miller, Donna Bennett, Joanne D’Arcy, Cindy Neumann, Greg Neumann, Theresa Lanigan, and Pastor Daniel

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Community Events

Abington Township Abington Township Residents’ Only NO BUSINESSES WHATSOEVER “Free Shredding Event”

Saturday, July 21, 2018 - Highway Yard - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Saturday, October 20, 2018 - Highway Yard - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Saturday, April 20, 2019 - Highway Yard - 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Residents of Abington Township are encouraged to bring personal and confidential documents and files to Abington Township’s shredding event. No need to remove binder covers, paper clips or staples. All material will be recycled. There is a limit of 4 boxes or bags per car. The boxes can be no bigger then 1.2 cubic foot. Whatever container used, it cannot weigh more than 30 lbs.

Examples of What to Bring: Obsolete Tax Documents, Bank Statements/Cancelled Checks, Sensitive information, Birth dates, Social Security Information, Signatures, Passwords and Pins, Credit Card Statements and Receipts, Credit Card Offers, Reports and Histories, etc.

Do not bring: newspapers, books or magazines, plastic covering or cardboard, CD’s or floppy discs.

For more information Telephone: Abington Township Public Works Department at (267)536-1034 or (267)536-1038.

Electronics Recycling Collection eFORCE

Anything with a Plug Collection Dates:

Saturday, November 17, 2018 9am-12pm Saturday, February 23, 2019 9am-12pm Abington Township Public Works Facility 2201 Florey Lane, Abington, Pa. 19001

Abington Township is proud to offer their residents the opportunity to responsibly recycle

obsolete Electronics. This service is available to residents of Abington Township.

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Christian Education Committee

Meeting Time: 3rd Monday of every month 7PM

Chairperson: needed

Members: Julie Gannon, Sharon Rosenberger, Sandy Sketchley

Committee Info-Members & Meeting Times

Music and Worship Committee

Meeting Time: 4th Tuesday of the month 7PM

Chairperson: Pat Moore (council Rep)

Committee Members: Pastor, Caitlyn Osborn (music director), Gale Rowley (altar guild)

Property Committee

Meeting Time: 2nd Sunday of the month after worship

Chairperson: Dave Moore

Members: Dave Pope, Claire Thomas (Council Rep)

Technology Committee

Meeting Time: as needed

Members: Jim Lanigan (Council Rep)

Hospitality Committee

Meeting Time: 1st Tuesday of every month 10AM

Chairperson: Elma Fenstermacher

Members: Sue Fay, Joan McKenzie, Cindy Neumann, Barb Pope, Claire Thomas

Finance Committee Meeting Time: 1st Tuesday of the month 7PM

Chairperson: Julie Gannon (Council Rep)

Members: Nancy Geyer, Sue Massey, Clayton Riegel, also Memorial Committee- Pat Moore

Community Committee

Meeting Time: 3rd Thursday of the month 7:30 PM

Chairperson: needed

Members: Joan McKenzie (Council Rep), Sue Fay, Julie Gannon, Henry Geyer, Sandy Sketchley

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Committee Reports

If you have any ideas or concerns that can be addressed by the church committees, please talk to the committee chairperson or committee members. All approved council meeting and

committee meeting minutes are posted on the bulletin board Come out and join us at our meetings!

Giant Food Cards Giant food cards are available.

5% of all purchases support Living Word’s

Ministry.

Please see Sue Massey to purchase cards.

There are always some things that are needed in the church office and in the kitch-en. We appreciate that some of these supply needs are donated by you!

Needed in the Office Needed in the kitchen

Stamps dessert plates plastic forks

Copier paper 8 1/2”x11”

Hospitality Committee Report - September/October, 2018

Sunday, September 9 will be Homecoming Sunday and God’s Work, Our Hands Sunday. You are invited to a picnic potluck luncheon immediately following the service. Hot dogs and chili will be provided, just bring a dish to share. All are welcome. Come and join us for our church service, a delicious lunch, fellowship and participate in our project of assembling Community Welcome Bags.

On Wednesday, September 26, at noon, the Senior Schemers will host an Identity Theft

Workshop presented by Rick Graber of Thrivent Financial. In addition to the workshop, a free

lunch will be supplied. This is being widely advertised throughout our township as well as area

churches. An RSVP is being requested so we know how many guests to expect. This should be

a very informative sharing of information; therefore, invite your family and friends to attend.

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Community Committee Report September- October 2018

Meeting Date: Third Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m.

Members: Joan McKenzie (Council Rep), Julie Gannon, Henry Geyer, Claire Thomas, Sue Fay, Sandy Sketchley, Gale Rowley.

Several volunteers helped with providing, preparing and serving a meal for patients and caregivers at Hope Lodge, on Tuesday, July 3rd. It was a great opportunity for fellowship and sharing Christ with our community. We hope to schedule another session soon. More information will be forthcoming.

The Red Cross blood donation event on July 31st went well. We had 29 donors. Thanks to everyone who participated either as a donor or a volunteer.

God’s Work, Our Hands Sunday will be on September 9th. This year we plan to assemble Community Welcome Bags for new residents in this area. If you own or represent a business, please give us some of your contact information to share. We will also be seeking volunteers to deliver the bags, and to greet and meet our new neighbors. Please encourage your family and friends to join us on that day.

The Senior Schemers meeting at noon on September 26th will feature a presentation on Identity Theft. This will be an outreach to our wider community, so invite your family and friends. We will be providing lunch that day, so you won’t need to bring your own – but do consider contributing a dessert.

We will have another flea market in the fall on September 29th, with a rain date of October 6th. We do not need donations as we already have a substantial number of items to sell, but any items you wish to donate should be clean and usable. This year we will NOT be accepting donations of furniture or clothing We also will NOT be accepting books, as these have not sold well in the past and are difficult to store. Consider donating them to your local library. We do need your help with selling, set-up, and clean-up We are also looking for bakers to provide individually packaged good-ies (cookies, brownies, etc.) to tempt shoppers at our lunch table. (Any unsold food items can be included as dessert in the meals we prepare for Aid for Friends.) Come, shop, eat – and bring your friends and neighbors! Vendors are always welcome.

The Community Committee will next meet on Thursday, September 20th at 7:00 pm. New members

and ideas are always welcome.

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Church Bells

A minister was walking to church one morning when he passed one of his members working in his garden. "Can't you hear those bells calling you to church?" asked the minister. "Eh, what's that?" said the member. "Can't you hear those bells calling you to church?" "I'm afraid you'll have to speak a little louder!" said the member. "CAN'T YOU HEAR THOSE BELLS CALLING YOU TO CHURCH?!" shouted the minister. "I'm sorry," said the member, "I can't hear you because of those darned BELLS!" The Lord is My Shepherd A Sunday School teacher decided to have her 2nd grade class memorize Psalm 23, one of the most quoted passages in the Bible. She gave the children a month to learn the chapter. One little boy was excited about the task, but he just couldn't memorize the Psalm. Although he practiced and practiced, he could hardly get past the first line. The day came for the children to recite Psalm 23 before the congregation. The little boy was nervous. When his turn came, he stepped up to the microphone and proudly said, "The Lord is my Shepherd and that's all I need to know!"

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Herb Haas Chapter of Aid For Friends (CSO Location # 289)

“Anyone who has two shirts should share with the one who has none, and anyone who has food should do the same.” Luke 3:11

Our next assembly evenings are Tuesday, September 18th and October 16th at 6:00 p.m. in Fellowship Hall.

This past June 362 meals and 56 soups were assembled and delivered to the distribution point at Nativity of our Lord in Warminster, and in July the 399 meals

we assembled were delivered to Aid For Friends headquarters in Philadelphia.

Are you a member of Thrivent Financial? If so, you can help us purchase the little extras that we add to the meals through the Thrivent Action Teams. Please see Henry or Nancy Geyer if you can help.

If you bring a packaged meal or soup from home, please remember to put the preparation date on the meal menu and the soup label. Items without dates are not permitted to be

distributed. Also, please put our CSO Location number (289) under the AFF phone number and next to the date on the menu or label.

Aid For Friends website…www.aidforfriends.org

The Herb Haas Chapter of Aid For Friends is supported by Thrivent Financial’s Action Teams program. We also receive supplies and groceries from Ad For Friends headquarters.

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Our Summertime Pack Activities continued with a sports day held at Roslyn School in July and a bike rodeo at the church’s parking lot in August. Our Cubmaster, Mr. Raggi also hosted a family picnic at his home in August where the Pack Committee did some planning for the new Scouting year.

Coming-up in September our first Pack meeting will be a Rain Gutter Regatta as a recruiting event, and in October our Pack meeting will have a special Halloween theme. Mrs. Miller, one of our Scouters (leaders), will be facilitating a First Aid course for adults in Fellowship Hall in October also.

In early November we will have a family camping outing to Musser Scout Reservation in Pennsburg. Our Pack will also be participating in the Ten Commandments Walk where we will learn about different communities of faith, and our Pack meeting theme will be Disabilities Awareness.

This year we will be accepting kindergarten age boys and girls into the new Cub Scout program called Lions. The national pilot program proved successful so The Boy Scouts of America is rolling-out the program nationwide.

The members of Living Word Lutheran Church, our Chartered Organization, are always invited to attend our Pack Committee meeting, where we plan our activities, held at 7:15 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month, and to attend our Pack meetings which are on the last Friday of the month at 7:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Both meetings are held in Fellowship Hall.

Please visit Pack 438’s Web site: www.roslynpack438 org

The Lighter Side of Church

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Bible Readings

Readings and Psalm 9/2 Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-9

Psalm 15 James 1:17-27

Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23

Readings and Psalm 9/9 Isaiah 35:4-7a

Psalm 146 James 2:1-10 [11-13] 14-17

Mark 7:24-37

Readings and Psalm 9/16 Proverbs 1:20-33

Psalm 19

James 3:1-12

Mark 8:27-38

Readings and Psalm 9/23

Proverbs 31:10-31

Psalm 1 (3)

James 3:13 — 4:3, 7-8a

Mark 9:30-37

Readings and Psalm 9/30 Esther 7:1-6, 9-10; 9:20-22

Psalm 124

James 5:13-20

Mark 9:38-50

Readings and Psalm 10/7 Job 1:1; 2:1-10

Psalm 26

Hebrews 1:1-4; 2:5-12

Mark 10:2-16

Readings and Psalm 1014 Job 23:1-9, 16-17

Psalm 22:1-15

Hebrews 4:12-16

Mark 10:17-31

Readings and Psalm10/21

Job 38:1-7 [34-41]

Psalm 104:1-9, 24, 35b

Hebrews 5:1-10

Mark 10:35-45

Readings and Psalm 10/28 Job 42:1-6, 10-17

Psalm 34:1-8 [19-22]

Hebrews 7:23-28

Mark 10:46-52

Readings and Psalm 11/4

Ruth 1:1-18

Psalm 146

Hebrews 9:11-14

Mark 12:28-34

Readings and Psalm 11/11 Ruth 3:1-5; 4:13-17

Psalm 127

Hebrews 9:24-28

Mark 12:38-44

All the Homeless

All the Hungry

All Struggling with Addiction

All Families Affected by Cancer

All Struggling with Mental Illness

All Serving in Our Armed Forces

Angela and family

Ann (Claire Thomas)

Amy (Claire Thomas)

David (Sue Massey)

Denise (Winsome Parris)

Elizabeth (Sue Massey)

Harry (Sue Massey)

John (Sue Massey)

Lauren (Sue Massey)

Leona (Claire Thomas)

Michael (Barb Pope)

Owen (Winsome Parris)

Rachel Anderson (Pastor Daniel)

Doris Bader (Cindy Neumann)

Jane Bloss (Elma Fenstermacher)

Chris Borsuk (Barb Pope)

Alan Christiansen (Gale Rowley)

Pat Fenstermacher (Elma Fenstermacher)

The John Freed Family

Karen Jamieson (Elma

Fenstermacher)

Debra Jepson (Clayton Riegel)

Les & David Kincade (Elma Fenstermacher)

Roslyn Kitson (Winsome Parris)

Ginny Kustra (Wendi Rank)

Jamie, Steve & Nate Miller (Sharon Rosenberger)

Edie Newsome (Cindy Neumann)

Herbert Northcote (Barb Pope)

Jeff Nuneviller (John & Joan Nuneviller)

Dave Pope (Barb Pope)

Bruce Rambacher (Cindy Neu-mann)

Clayton Riegel

Karen Riegel-Thompson (Clayton Riegel)

Betty Rieger (Elma Fenstermacher)

Dorothy Sell (Jane Kelby)

Jim Shearouse (Cindy Neumann)

John Sikina (Cindy Neumann)

Tommy Thomas ( Joan McKenzie)

Ally Turner (Stacey Adams)

Patrick Vanderslice (Sharon Rosenberger)

Tyler Wildgust (Cindy Neumann)

Denise Young (Cindy Neumann)

PRAYER LIST If you would like to add someone’s name to the pray-er list, please write it on the prayer list sheet in the nar-thex, or call/ email the church office. Let us know if someone should be removed from the prayer list also.

Thank you!

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Serving in the Weeks To Come –9:30 a.m. Services

This is the “Who’s Serving “ list. If you can not serve on your given Sunday, please get someone to fill in for you and let the office know.so that the bulletins

are correct.

Assisting Mininster Intercessor Altar Guild Set Up Visual Equipment

9/2 Julie Gannon 9/2 Barb Pope 9/2 Gale Rowley 9/2

9/9 Henry Geyer 9/9 Pat Moore 9/9 Jane Kelby 9/9 Sue Massey

9/16 Gale Rowley 9/16 Joan MCKenzie 9/16 Gale Rowley 9/16 Barb Pope

9/23 Barb Pope 9/23 Sandy Sketchley 9/23 Gale Rowley 9/23 Julie Gannon

9/30 Martyn Miller 9/30 Gale Rowley 9/30 Gale Rowley 9/30 Sue Massey

10/7 Julie Gannon 10/7 Amy Haviland 10/7 Gale Rowley 10/7 Barb Pope

10/14 Gale Rowley 10/14 Henry Geyer 10/14 Jane Kelby 10/14 Julie Gannon

10/21 Henry Geyer 10/21 Claire Thomas 10/21 Gale Rowley 10/21 Sue Massey

10/28 Barb Pope 10/28 Cindy Neumann 10/28 Gale Rowley 10/28 Julie Gannon

11/4 Martyn Miller 11/4 Barb Pope 11/4 Gale Rowley 11/4 Sue Massey

Acolyte Lector Altar Guild Clean Up Sound System

9/2 Eman Grant 9/2 Claire Thomas 9/2 Joan McKenzie 9/2

9/9 Gale Rowley 9/9 Julie Gannon 9/9 Jane Kelby 9/9 Gale Rowley

9/16 Eman Grant 9/16 Martyn Miller 9/16 Sue Fay 9/16 Julie Gannon

9/23 Gale Rowley 9/23 Joan McKenzie 9/23 Joan McKenzie 9/23 Gale Rowley

9/30 Eman Grant 9/30 Barb Pope 9/30 Sue Fay 9/30 Julie Gannon

10/7 Gale Rowley 10/7 Julie Gannon 10/7 Joan McKenzie 10/7 Gale Rowley

10/14 Eman Grant 10/14 Claire Thomas 10/14 Jane Kelby 10/14 Julie Gannon

10/21 Gale Rowley 10/21 Julie Gannon 10/21 Sue Fay 10/21 Gale Rowley

10/28 Eman Grant 10/28 Henry Geyer 10/28 Joan McKenzie 10/28 Julie Gannon

11/4 Gale Rowley 11/4 Cindy Neumann 11/4 Cindy Neumann 11/4 Gale Rowley

Communion Assistant Greeter Pita Provider Church Opening

9/2 Gale Rowley 9/2 Sonya Gunther September Sharon Rosenberger 9/2 John Nuneviller

9/9 Barb Pope 9/9 Sue Fay 9/9 Dave Pope

9/16 Sandy Sketchley 9/16 Joy Palagruto October Gale Rowley 9/16 Dave Moore

9/23 Pat Moore 9/23 Winsome Parris 9/23 Gale Rowley

9/30 Henry Geyer 9/30 Sandy Sketchley November Cindy Neumann 9/30 John Nuneviller

10/7 Claire Thomas 10/7 Clayton Riegel 10/7 Dave Pope

10/14 Barb Pope 10/14 John Nuneviller 10/14 Dave Moore

10/21 Sandy Sketchley 10/21 Joy Palagruto 10/21 Gale Rowley

10/28 Gale Rowley 10/28 Sonya Gunther 10/28 John Nuneviller

11/4 Pat Moore 11/4 Sue Fay 11/4 Dave Pope

Usher Usher Counters Counters

9/2 Henry Geyer 10/7 Henry Geyer 9/2 N .Geyer & J. Lanigan 10/7 P. Moore & S . Sketchley

9/9 Winsome Parris 10/14 Dave Moore 9/9 C. Thomas & B. Pope 10/14 N. Geyer & J. Lanigan

9/16 Dave Moore 10/21 Sonya Gunther 9/16 G. Rowley & H. Geyer 10/21 C Thomas & B Pope

9/23 Sonya Gunther 10/28 Henry Geyer 9/23 S . Fay & E. Fenstermacher 10/28 G. Rowley & H. Geyer

9/30 Winsome Parris 11/4 Winsome Parris 9/30 J. Gannon & J Mc Kenzie 11/4 S. Fay & E. Fenstermacher

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Calendar

SEPTEMBER 2018

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

7pm Worship and Music Committee

7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

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9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

10am Hospitality Committee

7pm The Well 7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

7pm Pack Committee Meeting

7:30pm Finance Committee

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9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

7pm Council Meeting

7pm The Well 7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

10:30am Property Committee

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

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9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

6pm Aid for Friends

7pm The Well 7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

8am Cynthia Davis

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

7pm Christian Education Committee

7pm Community Committee Meeting

12 noon Roslyn Fall Fest & Car Rally

2:oo p.m. Bishop Davenport Consecration

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9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

7pm Worship and Music Com-mittee

12pm Thrivent Identity Theft Workshop

7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

9am Fall Flea Market

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

7pm The Well 7pm Cub Scout Pack Meeting

30 1-Oct 2 3 4 5 6

9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

10am Hospitality Committee

7pm The Well 7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

9am Flea Market Rain Date

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

7pm Pack Committee Meeting

7:30pm Finance Committee

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Calendar

OCTOBER 2018

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

30 1-Oct 2 3 4 5 6

9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

10am Hospitality Committee

7pm The Well 7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

9am Flea Market Rain Date

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

7pm Pack Committee Meeting

7:30pm Finance Committee

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

7pm Council Meeting

7pm The Well 7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

8am Scout Leader CPR & First Aid

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

6pm Aid for Friends

7pm The Well 7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

10:30am Property Committee

7pm Christian Education Committee

7pm Community Committee Meeting

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

9:30am Living Word Worship Service

7pm LCWC Bible Study

7pm Worship and Music Committee

7pm The Well 7pm LCWC Bible study

6:30pm Cub Scout Den Meeting

8am Cynthia Davis

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

7pm Cub Scout Pack Meeting

28 29 30 31 1-Nov 2 3

12pm LCWC Worship & Sunday School

7pm Cub Scout Pack Meeting

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1250 Easton Road Roslyn, PA 19001

Phone: 215-884-2821 Email: livingwordoffice@

comcast.net

www.livingword-elca.org

Contact Information

Daniel Spigelmyer, Jr. Pastor

Cell—484-651-5882

Sundays in September & October

9:30 a.m. Worship

10:30 a.m. Fellowship

Wednesdays in September & October

7:30 p.m. The Well (beginning 9/12)

Sunday, September 9

9:30 a.m.— afternoon Homecoming Sunday

Tuesday, September 18

6:00 p.m. Aid for Friends Meal Assembly

Saturday, September 22

2:00 p.m. Bishop Davenport Consecration

12noon—5p.m. Roslyn Day Fall Fest &Car Rally

Wednesday, September 26

12 noon Identity Theft Workshop (with lunch)

Saturday, September 29

9 :00 a.m.—1:00 p.m. Fall Flea Market

Tuesday, October 16

6:00 p.m. Aid for Friends Meal Assembly