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Volume 2019 Issue 08 415 S. Pine St. Spartanburg SC 29302 Phone-(864)583-8167/Fax-(864)583-4025 Website: www.stjohns-spartanburg.org “Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so I send you.” -John 20:21

I know that we are feeling these words from Jesus…Last month we celebrated Pastor Erin’s Ordination (at St.

Andrew’s-Minnesota) and her installation at St. John’s. We are grateful that God has brought us all together and is

now sending us out to share God’s transformational word of grace, hope and love.

Installation Service at St. John's, Spartanburg Ordination Service in St Andrew's church, MN

St. John's AMAZING Pastors Pastor Mike & Pastor Erin

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We also celebrate Robin Weinbender, our new church office administrator. She is full time and in addition to the basic

secretarial duties she will also be, keeping the master calendar, scheduling outside events, handling many church

financial transactions, working closely with the pastors and maintaining the church office. Please make some time to

welcome Robin.

Robin in a nut shell

This month we will follow Jesus command to be "sent out" into the community as we host PEP Pine Street

Elementary Party on August 16th. This is an exciting and interactive way of connecting with our neighborhood

school…their staff, parents and children. If you would like to be involved in this event, please call the church office.

Also, on the Sunday prior (August 11th), the principal of the school will be our guest speaker during both worship

services. Sunday School Rally day will be on August 18th. There will be some presentations about the new

Faith formation classes that will be offered to help us grow deeper in our relationship with God.

Please continue to read this newsletter to get more details about PEP and Rally Day as well as

the many other activities that God is encouraging us to experience that will help us have the

confidence to be “sent out” to share the Love of God.

Peace,

Pastor Mike

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Dear Congregation members of St John's,

Luann Bryant & William Locke would be honored to have you attend our wedding as Pastor

Mike will be presiding in the court yard at 3:30pm on August 31st. There will be a reception

following in the fellowship Hall along with a video showing the wedding. We hope you can come

and celebrate this wonderful day with us. St John's is like a family to me! Thank you for all for

your support and hope to see you there!!! -Luann Bryant-

The Jean Spearman and Fernand Michaud families would like to thank you for the prayers offered for Fern during

his battle with cancer and prayers and cards at his death. Words can't express our appreciation to Pastor Mike, Frankie

Deal, Kathryn Lee and the choir for the beautiful celebration of life service for him. Also, Circle 2 for the lovely table

of delicious food at the reception. God's love was certainly shown to us at St. John's. Pastor Mike, a special thanks for

your love and compassion when I needed it most, I love you Pastor Mike. Jean Spearman

Mix and Mingle -August 3rd, 2019 Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden Grandiflora: Gamrath Glass

Exhibit. Sign-up sheet and information is on the board in the Fellowship Hall and PLC. Please contact Conny Linder if you have questions. You can also look on the website at www.dsbg.org/events/exhibits/grandiflora

Young Families is excited to kick off a new year of fellowship and service beginning August 16! Please

plan to join us that Friday from 6 - 8 in the PLC. There will be pizza and inflatable fun provided. Each

family is asked to bring a side or dessert and drinks to share! Parents must stay and supervise their

children. Ineka and Page are also currently brainstorming ideas for the upcoming year. If you would

like to host or plan an event, please email to [email protected] or call/text Ineka at 864-506-2458.

Back to School Blessing At All Services on August 18th. With school right around the corner, we know everyone

needs prayer. On this day we will lift up the students, teachers, bus drivers, aids, parents and all others who are headed

back to school. If you are going to be learning something new or helping someone learn, come to the service and be

blessed. Bring your backpack, your car keys, cell phones, computers, or anything that you would like to help

remember that there is no where that you will go that God is not already there.

Rally Day in-between the services on August 18th, we will bless all going back to school and give a preview of the

exciting things happening in Sunday School this year. We will kick off the time with Pastor Erin sharing

why Sunday School is important for all ages. Then we will hear about the great opportunities for everyone

to grow in engaging God in their daily lives by sharing the faith with one another. Come to the PLC at

10:00 ready to learn, laugh and grow. Sunday School Classes begin September 1st.

St. John’s Committee Meetings in August Christian Education 1st Sunday 12:30pm PLC Conference Room

Health Ministry 1st Sunday 4:00pm PLC Conference Room

Worship & Music 2nd Tuesday 5:15pm PLC Conference Room

Youth Ministry 2nd Sunday 12:30pm PLC Youth Room

Social Ministry 2nd Sunday 3:00pm PLC Senior Room

Finance 2nd Sunday 4:00pm Downstairs Conference Room

Note: Evangelism, Com/Tech, Stewardship, Fellowship, Property meetings called as needed.

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Are you enjoying Fellowship during meals at church, events at church and coffee hour?

Please come and help by volunteering at these events. Sign-up charts for coffee hour are on the

boards in the PLC and Fellowship Hall. Do you want to be part of the Fellowship Committee or

have questions? If so please contact Conny Linder at (864) 921-0615 or [email protected].

Anyone can sign up plus it is a great way to share! Let me know if you are interested in learning

how to use the equipment in our kitchens. Thank you!

Blast From The Past This article was from a bulletin from years

past

WHAT A SAD DAY it would be for us if the creator and sustainer of the universe, the redeemer and comforter of man

would take a rest this summer. We might be praying at home or in church and suddenly an impression of loneliness

would come upon us. We would sense that no one was listening to our supplications. If that happened Christ would

cease to be the center of our lives and the Christian conscience governing our morals would not exist. Men's evil

tendencies would flourish without restraint. Of course this will not happen because God has promised he will be with

us always. But didn't we promise God that we would serve him always too? Excluding him from our vacation plans is

falling short of this promise. A respite from our regular jobs should give us the time to seek new ways of serving and

worshiping him.

Many will use their vacations to visit religious landmarks and famous churches. Good churchmen will go out of their

way to attend services each Sunday while traveling. Others will find time to catch up on their religious reading with

such books as The Basic Bible, a new translation using a vocabulary of 1,000 words; Mr. Jones, Meet the Master, by

the late Peter Marshall; Signs of Hope, by Elton Trueblood; The Art of Real Happiness, by Norman Vincent Peale;

Prisoners of Hope, by H.C. Alleman; and Her We Have Stars, by the late Margaret R. Seebach.

VACATIONS are an important part of our way of life. They give us a chance to break away from the tedium of books

and blackboards, the roar of the factory, the humdrum monotony of housework. Vacations mean relaxation from

physical and mental toil, the opportunity to restore the vitality which our daily tasks have taken. Nor matter where we

go or what we do, God should be included in our plans. He never takes a holiday. Not for one second has he relaxed

his love and care for us. In gratitude we should not plan a vacation without him.

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Wednesday Prayer Services continue this summer. This will be an opportunity for

members to pray for each other every Wednesday from 12:15-1:00pm in the nave. This will

run from May 29th – August 28

th. During this summer prayer experience there will be soft

music playing in the background as participants will take a prayer guide that will help them

pray for St. John’s, pray for the needs of others as the Holy Spirit leads, and reflect upon

what God is saying to each person. There will be pages dedicated to embracing A.C.T.S.

(Adoration/Praise, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication/Intercession). There will also be a

sheet containing those members and friends on our church’s prayer list and an opportunity for

each participant to lift up prayers for themselves.

This will be a self-led prayerful experience and open to everyone. Please make plans to at least try this unique

opportunity to deepen your relationship with God. At 11am there will be a Bible Study in the PLC conference room

led by Leslie Connor and John Scherberger.

Our regular Wednesday schedule will resume on September 4th as do you ever have that need for a pick me up mid-

week? Sometimes going from Sunday to Sunday and not hearing words of grace, love, forgiveness, mercy and hope

can be a challenge in our world currently. Join the Pastor’s of St. John’s for a mid-week Bible Study, Worship

Experience and Lunch starting September 4th. Bible Study begins at 11am with Worship at 12:15pm and Lunch at

1:00pm, all are welcome.

Learning more about St. John’s Nominating Committee…

Every year in November we have our Annual Congregational meeting. As a part of that

meeting we elect people to become members of our church council. The Nominating

committee is comprised of the outgoing members of council and the senior pastor. This

year, they have already begun meeting and are in the process of discerning who God

wants to be part of the leadership for next year.

The Nominating Committee prays for each other, for God’s wisdom in seeking qualified

candidates who would be assets in the leadership of this congregation and prays over

each candidate during this whole process. Some of the qualities this group looks for in

future leaders are as follows:

a. Models the life of a steward

b. Attends worship services regularly

c. Seeks to grow, and help others grow, in their relationship with Christ

d. Willing to assume responsibility to discern God’s will when making decisions for the

congregation

e. Understands, or is willing to learn what it means to live a life of a disciple

f. Likes to have fun

g. Wants to learn more about how to be active, and help others become active, in the mission and ministries of the

church

h. Regularly attend monthly council meetings and represent a committee

i. Sees the purpose of active ministry, instead of just maintaining ministry

j. Willing to commit the time and creative energy needed to fulfill these

expectations

As you can see, there is much more to this prayerful process of discerning future leaders

of St. John’s than you may think. We will be including the nominating committee in our

prayers over the next several Sundays as they continue meeting and seeking God’s

guidance. If you happened to be contacted by the Nominating Committee, please

remember what you have read, and know that much prayerful deliberation has been given

in contacting you to consider serving as an elected leader of the church.

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St. John’s Lutheran Church – Parish Life Center (PLC)

Fitness Dance Every Tuesday from 6:00 pm until 7:00 pm

No Charge

– Just Fun

– Good for

your Health

Social Ministry

Social Ministry is now collecting Education Box Tops for donation to the

McCarthy Teszler School so the school can obtain needed supplies. You can place those

box tops in the small plastic sandwich bag on the bulletin board on the wall in the

Fellowship Hall. Thanks!

BINGO at Mountainview Nursing Home happens at 6:30 p.m. the second

Thursday of each month, when 16-20 residents come to play and win prizes, so there is a need for

bingo prize items such as body wash, cologne, stretch bracelets, lap blankets, jewelry, large print

word search books, just to name a few suggestions. You'll find a complete list of suitable items on the

bulletin board near the bingo collection box in the Fellowship Hall. Any church member can come to

Mountainview on a bingo night and join Social Ministry in assisting residents with their bingo buttons

and cards. Contact Luann Bryant or Brenda Ellison if you'd like to help.

A huge thank you for all who supplied Back Backpack Buddies, It's a ministry with a

continuing need throughout the school year for food supplies for weekend meals for school children in need.

Check out the list of items you can donate-- the list is posted on the Social Ministry bulletin board in the

Fellowship Hall and collection bins are in the PLC and in the Fellowship Hall.

Pine Street Elementary Party)… Friday August 16th 10am—1pm. Our fourth collaborative

celebration with Pine Street Elementary will take place during the school’s

"Meet the Teacher/Registration” event. St. John’s will host the families for lunch, have activities with the Boy Scouts,

visits from the fire and police departments, and active fun with inflatable play structures and use of our wonderful

playground. PEP is a great way for us to be a good neighbor to the school and to show the community that our doors

are always open! If you would like to volunteer, please contact Martha Sigmon [email protected] . We’ll

need extra hands all week as we prepare, host, and clean up!

URGENT NEED for Volunteers for CD/Bulletin Deliveries! Two of our team members are moving out of town. We

need couples or individuals to deliver a Sunday bulletin and a CD of the service to 5-6 shut-in church members once a

month. Please contact Cheryl Pettis at [email protected] or 864-316-9983 if you can help with this rewarding

service to others.

Cast call- Are you a 6th to 12th grader? Can you sometime attend the 11am Traditional service?

Would you like to be part of a team? Be an active participant at your church? We are now training

new teammates to join the Crucifer and Acolyte Service Team. It's easy to do, and only requires 1

training per year, and you will only be asked to serve about 1 time per month or less. Training starts

August 11th immediately after the 11am Service, there will be a pizza lunch in the Fellowship Hall

then training will follow and finish by 2pm. Please contact Dana Homan at [email protected],

please take a flyer home with you.

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K The ELCA Churchwide Assembly, the primary decision-making body of the church, is a process of communal

spiritual discernment. Finding ourselves in Christ, the fifteenth Churchwide Assembly will be a time for us to be the

living body of Christ guided by the Spirit and conformed to God’s will.

We will meet at the Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, August 5-10, 2019 to discuss and make decisions about how to go about God’s work as a church. This year the assembly will gather under the theme “We are church.”

When the ELCA Churchwide Assembly convenes, its voting members meet with confidence in God’s grace around

word and water, wine and bread, to carry on their work on behalf the entire church. Over the course of the assembly,

voting members:

• Hear reports and review the work of church wide officers, leaders and units;

• Receive and consider proposals from synod assemblies;

• Elect officers, board members and other leaders as specified by the constitution or bylaws;

• Establish ELCA church wide policy;

• Worship together;

• Adopt a budget; and

• Conduct other business related to the ELCA church wide organization.

Let me also highlight one of the important responsibilities of the assembly -- the election of the Presiding Bishop and

Secretary as well as persons to the Church Council and to church wide boards and committees. Voting members will

receive information regarding nomination and election processes in early 2019. Please think about gifted people willing to serve this church.

As we prepare ourselves for the 2019 Churchwide Assembly, let’s remember that it is a process of communal spiritual

discernment to bring about God’s will for God’s people. Together, we will worship, pray, engage in Bible study, deliberate and conduct business in plenary sessions.

When members of the assembly participate in and make decisions about the mission and ministry of the ELCA: We

are church. We are Lutheran. We are church together. We are church for the sake of the world.

God’s blessings,

Elizabeth A. Eaton

Presiding Bishop

Keep In Your Prayers Keeping your prayers for those going to the church wide assembly from the South Carolina SYNOD

Chelsea Achterberg Katherine Holland David Pursey

Beverly Cartledge Jorge Leone Heber Rast

Emily Edenfield Israel Mejia-Porras Jacqueline Utley

Lexanne Graves Andrew Moore Bishop Herman Yoos

Deborah Poole

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PRAYER REQUESTS:

Members who are ill: Pat Blossom Calvin Bridges Brad Bauss Marshall 'Bull' Ashley Chris Wright Donna Sheridan Gloria Massey Martha Sigmon

Family and Friends of Members:

Norma Miley, sister of John Miley Hal Lee, neighbor of Linda Revels Luanne Whitmire, mother of Stephanie Lageman Tammy Brown, friend of Doug & Sue Kurz Jeff Rousey, husband of Andrea Rousey Judy Jarrett, sister-in-law of Hervie Thomas Lamar Harper, friend of Hervie Thomas Bob & Lisa Isenhower, former members of St. John's Reggie Hill, son-in-law of Jane Gantt Celeste & Dave Denecke, niece and nephew of Peg & Jim Milligan Nyla Bartels, former member of St. John's Wanda Burch, friend of Julia Fuchs Anne Hannah, friend of the Bernstein family Jason Bayer, family friend of Les MacBay Micajah Owens, granddaughter of Jeff & Andrea Rousey Jeff Harkins, nephew-in-law of Jeff & Andrea Rousey Heather K. Cassidy, friend of Andrea Rousey Ray Koon, brother of Martha K. Brown Adam Rogers & his family, friends of Carol Lipscomb Rebecca Carson, aunt of Patrick Boyd Carl & Lana Chichester, parents of Tricia Boyd Mason Fain, grandson of Libby Fain Hyatt Hendricks - Grand Nephew of Libby Fain Phillip Fain - Brother in Law of Libby Fain McKinnon Galloway, niece of Jack & June Miley

Members and Friends confined to Home or Health Care: Ruby Horton, Jo Tiner, Betty Walker, Joyce Chaffey, Virginia Wyse, Gloria Massey, Frances McGill, Martha Williams, John & Pat Blossom, and Freddie Wilson

Members and Friends serving in the military:

Matthew Thomas, Ryan Dohse, John Newman, Daniel Linder, Jacob Fischer, Chris Brown, Anthony McCormack, Cynthia Johnson, John Jacobson, Jr., Travis Albright, Robert Kurz, and Ike Weber.

Prayers for our neighbors, council, & staff.

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Privileged to Serve in August Tradition Service – Nave

CONTEMPORARY SERVICE - PARISH LIFE CENTER CONTEMPORARY SERVICE VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR - PATTY CULBREATH

ALTAR GUILD REFRESHMENT SET-UP & CLEAN-UP

Patty Culbreath, Janine Wagner Please sign up on the Service Bulletin Board & Joanne Kopchik Audio/Visual Attendance Recording

Matt Cutshall, Chris Towe, Logan Connor Anne Burger & Linda Ebert

Worship Space Preparation

Patty Culbreath & Allen Mabry

COUNCIL GREETERS/COMMUNION ASSISTANTS Edwina Otto & Nan Dempsey CD DELIVERY 04 11 Lori & Dick Conn 18 Bob & Cheryl Pettis 25 John & Anne Burger Nursery Attendants 10:00am 11:00am 04 Page Lawrence Mary Helen Wessinger 11 Stephanie Hujik TBA 18 TBA Ineka Pitt 25 Stephanie Hujik TBA Altar Guild 04 Judy Lybrand & Jill Hendley 11 Kitty Haglund & Jill Hendley 18 David Lybrand & Kitty Haglund 25 Judy Lybrand & Judy Drake Attendance Recording Martha Brown & Edmina Otto Pew Pocket Stuffer Kitty Haglund & Andrea Rousey

LECTORS 04 CHRIS TOWE 11 CHRIS TOWE 18 JOHN BURGER 25 JOHN BURGER USHERS Mark Homan, Frank Rudisill, Christopher & Michael Towe ACOLYTE 04 Carson Homan 11 Lukas Mezger 18 Tyler Shelley 25 Andrew Hospodar COFFEE 04 Circle 3 11 Circle 5 18 TBA 25 Circle 2 (odd dates)/Circle 4 (even dates)

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August 2019 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

28 7th Sunday of Pentecost

Food Collection drive today,

help support school children

needs

9:00 AM Contemporary Worship -

Parish Life Center

10:00 AM Sunday School

11:00 AM Traditional Worship -

Nave

4:00 PM Installation Service

Pastor Erin

29 30 8:30 AM Men-A-

Plenty

12:30 PM Staff

Meeting

6:00 PM Fitness

Dance - PLC

6:30 PM Cub

Scouts

7:00 PM Boy

Scouts

31 11:00 AM Bible

Study

12:15 PM

Wednesday Prayer

Service

1 2 3 M&M Botanical

Garden, Grandiflora

Glass Exhibit

7:45 AM Youth

Group white water

rapids - TN



Parish Life Center

10:00 AM Christian Ed Meeting



Nave

4:00 PM Health Ministry - PLC

Conference Room

5 5:30 PM Executive

Committee

6 8:30 AM Men-A-

Plenty

12:30 PM Staff

Meeting

6:00 PM Fitness

Dance - PLC

6:30 PM Cub

Scouts

7:00 PM Boy

Scouts

7 11:00 AM Bible

Study

12:15 PM

Wednesday Prayer

Service

4:00 PM

Sports/School

Physicals - PLC

8 6:30 PM Bingo -

Mountainview

Nursing Home

7:00 PM NAMI

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Parish Life Center

10:00 AM Adult teachers class



Nave

12:00 PM Cast Call

1:00 PM Sunday teachers training

class

3:00 PM Social Ministry

3:00 PM Youth Ministry

4:00 PM Finance Ministry

12 7:00 PM Council

Meeting

13 8:30 AM Men-A-

Plenty

12:30 PM Staff

Meeting

5:00 PM Worship &

Music Ministry

6:00 PM Fitness

Dance - PLC

6:30 PM Cub

Scouts

7:00 PM Boy

Scouts

14 11:00 AM Bible

Study

12:15 PM

Wednesday Prayer

Service

15 16 10:00 AM PEP

Back To School

Party

6:00 PM Young

Families Pizza

Party

17 4:00 PM Circle 5

Get together

18 Back to school Blessing


Parish Life Center

10:00 AM Rally day preview


Nave

12:30 PM High School Grads

brick painting

19 Deadline for

information for the

VISITOR

20 8:30 AM Men-A-

Plenty

12:30 PM Staff

Meeting

5:15 PM WELCA

Board Meeting

6:00 PM Fitness

Dance - PLC

6:30 PM Cub

Scouts

7:00 PM Boy

Scouts

21 11:00 AM Bible

Study

12:15 PM

Wednesday Prayer

Service

22

23

24 10:00 AM Chancel

Choir Clinic



Parish Life Center



Nave

26

27 8:30 AM Men-A-

Plenty

12:30 PM Staff

Meeting

6:00 PM Fitness

Dance - PLC

6:30 PM Cub Scouts

7:00 PM Boy Scouts

28 11:00 AM Bible

Study

12:15 PM

Wednesday Prayer

Service

29

30

31 3:30 PM Luann

Bryant & William

Locke's Wedding

ceremony

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8/2 8/7 8/13 8/21 8/27

Rosanne Bernstein Stephanie Bakke Christopher McCarthy Brooke Gossett Jessica Corbin

Simon Dingler Chelsey Poole Bentley Kennedy

Claude Earnhardt II 8/8 Jill Van Pelt Linda Revels 8/28

Richard Conn Nancy Scott David Holt

8/3 Emma Hospodar 8/15

Betty Ann Bishop Victoria Blalock 8/23 8/29

Joshua Halford 8/9 Nathan Burgess Mark Homan

Cynthia Quillen Natalie Chitwood 8/16 Emily Edenfield

James Shaver Ernest Owen Jr. Patricia Barnes 8/30

Nancy Turner Lindsay Bauss 8/25 Anne Burger

8/11 Robert Isenhower, III William Bryant Helen Collier

8/4 Michael Bernstein Kathie McKenzie Leslie Dingler Libby Fain

Gary McCullough Ingrid Groeger

8/12 8/20 8/26 Martha Stanton

8/6 Donna Sheridan John Blossom Fredericka Wilson

Jordan Brock Judith Drake 8/31

Frances Pack Christopher Hicks Roxanne Dingman

Stephanie Hujik

SOUP KITCHENSOUP KITCHENSOUP KITCHENSOUP KITCHEN SERVANT TEAMS SERVANT TEAMS SERVANT TEAMS SERVANT TEAMS St. John’s has teams of persons serving at the Spartanburg Soup Kitchen on Forest Avenue, Fridays from 10:00am until 12:30pm assisting with food preparation and serving, straightening up food storage, stocking shelves, helping in the “children’s room,” cleaning up, etc. We are in need of more volunteers. If you want to spend a rewarding 2 hours helping prepare food to serve some hungry folks, please contact any of the soup kitchen servants listed below.

AUGUST 02 AUGUST 9 AUGUST 16

Bob & Cheryl Pettis Linda Turner Brenda Ellison Kathie McKenzie Robin Hunsinger John Dennis Kitty Hagglund Gisela Mezger Ed & Jacquie Maidel

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OUR WORSHIP SCHEDULE SUNDAY 9:00AM

CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP 10:00AM

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CLASSES 11:00AM

TRADITIONAL WORSHIP

WEDNESDAY WORSHIP 11:00AM

BIBLE STUDY 12:15PM

PRAYER EXPERIENCE

Congregation Council

Serving Through 2019 GIL BULMAN, COUNCIL PRESIDENT LARRY WHITE, FINANCIAL SECRETARY

CONNY LINDER - FELLOWSHIP BRENDA ELLISON - SOCIAL MINISTRY

Serving Through 2020 NAN DEMPSEY - WORSHIP & MUSIC BENJI MILLS - CHRISTIAN EDUCATION JUDY DRAKE - HEALTH MINISTRY

RICK SPRANG - YOUTH MINISTRY/VP

Serving Through 2021 ROBERT BARNES - STEWARDSHIP MINISTRY ALEXANDRA MCCORMACK - SEC/COM & TECH EDWINA OTTO - EVANGELISM MINISTRY

BOB SCHERER - PROPERTY

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION: Pastor Mike Shackelford C - 864-612-3255 Email: [email protected] Pastor Erin Morris C - 651-323-3654 Email: [email protected] Frankie Deal Traditional Music Director/Organist C - 864-978-7815 Email: [email protected] Martin Aigner, Chancel Choir Director C - 864-415-0225 Email: [email protected] Chris Sigmon, Contemporary Music Leader C- 864-706-0317 Email: [email protected] Chip Hicks, Sexton C - 864-978-0849 Email: [email protected]

Robin Weinbender, Church Office Administrator C - 480-299-2604 Email: [email protected]

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