Zion Lutheran Church CONNECTIONS June 2016 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Cave Quest is June 20-24 We are going spelunking this year. Join us at Cave Quest. Vacation Bible School is a wonderful way for us to share God’s love with family, friends and neighbors in our community. e morning session (9:30–noon) is filling fast and will close when it reaches 150 children, or June 12. You may register on-line at www.zionsa.org or in the Room 101 of the FLC on Sundays. Late registrations, after June 12, will not be accepted to ensure that enough supplies and volunteers can make it a safe and successful program for all involved. Don’t be disappointed – sign-up now! Again, late registrants and drop-offs will not be allowed. Music CDs are available for $10 each. ey can be purchased in the narthex on Sundays or from Karen Stein during the week. Wear cool, comfortable clothing; activities will be both indoors and outdoors in the summer heat. Children need to wear TENNIS SHOES or CLOSED TOED SANDALS for games and walking around to different stations. Children should eat breakfast before VBS begins in the morn- ing. Activities include a light snack. Both a monetary and physical offering will be collected during the week of Vacation Bible School. e monetary offering will go to Habitat for Humanity to build homes in San Antonio. e physical offering will be school supplies for children in El Cenizo, Texas. Items needed are backpacks, notebooks, construction paper, fold- ers, pencils, mechanical pencils, erasers, glue, tape, rulers, crayons, and markers. A note will be sent home the first day of VBS reminding everyone about the offerings. Volunteers are still needed, if you are inter- ested in volunteering to help with VBS, contact Karen Stein, Education Director 210-688-3090 [email protected] SUMMER THEATRE CAMP AND SHOW July 5-12, from 11am to 4pm weekdays eatre Camp is built around the production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Stu- dents in grades 2 through high school will work with a professional production staff, with daily instruction in acting, singing and movement on stage. Food ser- vice, tech support, costuming, props, sets, sound and lighting are all part of the production and learning, too. Campers must be available for all six perfor- mances (at right). Fees are $350 for the three-week series, and include daily lunch. Audition & registration deadline is June 20. Brochures are on the Welcome Center, or Sammy Mikulski, Drama Director 210-688-3090 [email protected] Friday, July 29 Saturday, July 30 Sunday, July 31 Friday, August 5 Saturday, August 6 Sunday, August 7 st st st s st st stat at at at at at atio io io io io io o ons ns ns n ns ns. . . . Ch Ch Ch h C C il il il i dr d dr dren en en n s s sho ho h h ul uld d d d ea ea eat t t A A A ol ol l o o o oo o o o o H H H H H H H H H h h h h h h h hi i i i i i k k k k k k kp p p p p p p p p en e s s s, , , , , , , me me me e u u u u u ut t t t t V V V d d d d d d i i i i i n n n n n - - - -6 6 6 6 st st st tat at at a at tio io io ons ns ns ns. . . Ch C Ch Ch C il i ildr dr d e en n n n s s sho ho h ul uld d ea ea in ing. g. . A A A be be b b be be c co o Sc Sc S Sc Sc Sc S Sc c Sc S S ho ho ho h ho fo fo fo fo fo fo o fo fo f r r r r r r r r H H H H H H H H H H H H H fo fo fo fo o fo fo f f f r r r r r r r ch ch ch ch ch ch ch c c c b b ba ba ba ba ba b b b b b b ck ck ck ck ck ck ck e e er er r r r er e er ers s s, s, s, s, p p p p p ru ru rule le ers rs r rs ho o o om m m m m ab ab ab ab b abou ou ou ou ou u es es es es ste te te ed d d d d d Ka Ka Ka Ka Ka Ka Ka Ka Ka are re re re e ren n n n 21 2 21 1 1 1 1 1 1 10- 0- 0- 0- 0 0 CONGREGATIONAL MEETING ON JUNE 5 Vote on recommendations for sanctuary water damage repairs, authorization for contracting, and for funding. e meeting will begin after worship, at 12:30pm in the FLC. Voting members are those who have been confirmed, have a record of attendance in the past 12 months and a record of giving in the past 12 months. If you have any question about your voting status, contact the church office.
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Zion Lutheran ChurchZion Lutheran Church CONNECTIONS June 2016
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Cave Quest is June 20-24 We are going spelunking this year. Join us at Cave Quest. Vacation Bible School is a wonderful way for us to share God’s love with family, friends and neighbors in our community. Th e morning session (9:30–noon) is fi lling fast and will close when it reaches 150 children, or June 12. You may register on-line at www.zionsa.org or in the Room 101 of the FLC on Sundays. Late registrations, after June 12, will not be accepted to ensure that enough supplies and volunteers can make it a safe and successful program for all involved. Don’t be disappointed – sign-up now! Again, late registrants and drop-off s will not be allowed. Music CDs are available for $10 each. Th ey can be purchased in the narthex on Sundays or from Karen Stein during the week. Wear cool, comfortable clothing; activities will be both indoors and outdoors in the summer heat. Children need to wear TENNIS SHOES or CLOSED TOED SANDALS for games and walking around to diff erent
stations. Children should eat breakfast before VBS begins in the morn-ing. Activities include a light snack. Both a monetary and physical off ering will be collected during the week of Vacation Bible School. Th e monetary off ering will go to Habitat for Humanity to build homes in San Antonio. Th e physical off ering will be school supplies for children in El Cenizo, Texas. Items needed are backpacks, notebooks, construction paper, fold-ers, pencils, mechanical pencils, erasers, glue, tape, rulers, crayons, and markers. A note will be sent home the fi rst day of VBS reminding everyone about the off erings. Volunteers are still needed, if you are inter-ested in volunteering to help with VBS, contact Karen Stein, Education Director 210-688-3090 [email protected]
SUMMER THEATRE CAMP AND SHOWJuly 5-12, from 11am to 4pm weekdaysTh eatre Camp is built around the production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Stu-dents in grades 2 through high school will work with a professional production staff , with daily instruction in acting, singing and movement on stage. Food ser-vice, tech support, costuming, props, sets, sound and lighting are all part of the production and learning, too. Campers must be available for all six perfor-mances (at right). Fees are $350 for the three-week series, and include daily lunch. Audition & registration deadline is June 20. Brochures are on the Welcome Center, or Sammy Mikulski, Drama Director 210-688-3090 [email protected]
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CONGREGATIONAL MEETING ON JUNE 5 Vote on recommendations for sanctuary water damage repairs, authorization for contracting, and for funding. Th e meeting will begin after worship, at 12:30pm in the FLC. Voting members are those who have been confi rmed, have a record of attendance in the past 12 months and a record of giving in the past 12 months. If you have any question about your voting status, contact the church offi ce.
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YOUTH STUFFTravis Baker, Youth Director688-3090 x206 [email protected]
Youth Day at Fiesta TexasWednesday, June 15Meet up at Fiesta Texas from noon-9:00pm for a day of fun throughout the park. Please RSVP to Travis so he knows who to expect.
High School Mission Trip EventSaturday, June 18We will partner with Triumphant Lutheran for an amazing event. Th e details will be an-nounced shortly.
Youth Lunch and a MovieThursday, June 30Meet at Taco Cabana at Bandera/1604 at 11:30am for lunch. Th en we will walk over to the Silverado Th eater and see a movie together.
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Karen Stein, Education Director
688-3090 x205 [email protected]
ACE ADULT EDUCATIONDuring the month of June, two adult classes are off ered. Meet at 10:15 in the Chapel or Fellowship Hall. • Pastor Dave’s series on Faith meets in the Chapel and begins with a
video from a leading theologian followed by group discussion. Topics are diff erent each week.
May 29 Jesus: Th e revolution of Love June 5 Salvation: Abundant Life Now June 12 Cross: Where God Is June 19 Bible: a Book Like No Other June 26 Church: An Imperfect Family
• Feasting on the Word is an ongoing class with Karen Stein, which meets in the Fellowship Hall and discusses the weekly lectionary Bible readings.
Adult Education will take a break in July and resume in August.
SUMMER HOLIDAY FOR CHILDREN & YOUTHWeekly Sunday School is on summer break, and will resume August 28 with Rally Day.
ZION ZIPPERSMonday, June 13 at 6:30pm
Adults age 50+ are invited for fellowship and sharing a potluck supper on the 2nd Monday of each month, in the Fellowship Hall. Events begin at 6:30pm. Th e June 13 meeting includes a presentation by the Zion Listening Team. Hosts are Linnell & Dave Brewton, Bev Rosel and Peggy Dame. Bring your dish to share for the potluck, and stay for entertainment and information. Th ere’s plenty
of room for all.
Questions or comments about Zipper events? Contact Yvonne or David Thamm, 210-834-2905 [email protected].
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3RD MONDAY FELLOWSHIP & BIBLE STUDYJune 20 at Bobby J’s Men of all ages are invited to meet for a short Bible study, fellowship and supper. Come to Bobby J’s Hamburgers, 13247 Bandera Road in Helotes, on the third Monday of each month at 6:30pm. Dave Newman 859-7860
MEN’S BREAKFAST JUNE 25 Men meet on the last Saturday of each month in the Fellowship Hall from 8-9:00am. Sign up on the kiosk, or contact Nelson Domacassé 239-5075 [email protected]
LUTHERAN handy-MEN IN MISSION Zion’s Lutheran Men in Mission volunteers will consider your request for minor repairs around your home, based on our skills and tools (no charge). Paul Goldenbaum 239-6840 [email protected]
ONE YEAR TO LIVESeptember 30-October 2OYTL is a men’s spiritual retreat hosted by Lutheran Men in Mission (LMM), and off ered several times per year at locations
nationwide. For the fi rst time, it is being held at our own Camp Chrysa-lis in Kerrville this fall, meaning little travel expense and no need to take Friday off from work! Th e name “One Year
to Live” implies the theme of the weekend, “If you had but one year to live, how would you prioritize your time - how signifi cant would your spiritual life be?” For an info & registration brochure, see www.lutheran-meninmission.org/event/one-year-to-live-retreat/.
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WOMEN OF ZION
• Dorcas Circle meets June 14 (2nd Tuesday of each month). Meet in Fellowship Hall at 10:00am. Elane Jones.
• Women’s Morning Bible Study series on the book “Th is Is Love” by Max Lucado. Meet in Old Nursery (offi ce wing) on June 28 (4th Tuesday) at 10:30am.
• Ruth Circle meets June 20 (3rd Monday) at 7:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. Rhonda Knisley.
• Pancake & French Toast Breakfast will be served by WOZ be-tween services on Sunday June 26 in the Fellowship Hall. A free-will off ering will be collected to benefi t Lutheran Disaster Response and the Women of Zion. Recent Lutheran Disaster Response events include U.S. fl ooding and wildfi res; earthquakes in Japan and Nepal; the Middle East and Europe refugee crisis; and unaccompanied and migrant children.
• Jewelry Workshop on Th ursday, June 30 from 7-9:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. Supplies will be provided for making bracelets and/or earrings. Th is workshop is open to all women and girls - bring your daughters and/or granddaughters for a fun evening! Snacks and drinks provided. Sign up on the kiosk to ensure enough supplies.
• LWR Quilting is on Th ursdays and Saturdays. Come to the Fellow-ship Hall at 9:00am and learn how to make simple hand-tied quilts to give to Lutheran World Relief. All levels of sewing experience are welcome, including beginners. Elane Jones, below.
• WOZ Helping Hand - Th e Women of Zion would like to lend a hand in time of need, illness or recuperation: a ride to a doctor’s ap-pointment or grocery store. A meal or two, or a little help around the house. If you need some help, or would like to join the new Helping Hand initiative, sign up on the kiosk in the FLC worship entrance, or contact Dawn Rodriguez.
For details on Women of Zion events, contact:
Elane Jones President, Dorcas 210-854-8697 [email protected]
Linnell Sloan-Brewton VP 210-681-3627 [email protected]
Carolyn Pfeiffer Secretary 210-372-0434 [email protected]
Jill Nunneley Treasurer 210-695-3593 [email protected]
Mary Jo Goldenbaum Member-at-Large 210-239-6840 [email protected]
Dawn Rodriguez Helping Hand 210-437-3072 [email protected]
Eileen Berg Sunshine Sisters 210-647-4374 [email protected]
Rhonda Knisley Ruth Circle 210-680-3154 [email protected]
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CAM FACILITIES TOURSJune 15: Noon Lunch TourWe are always “collecting” for CAM, but what is there? What do they do there? What does it look like? CAM (Christian Assistance Ministry) tours are conducted at the downtown location, 110 McCullough, on the 15th of each month (ex-cept weekends). Tours begin in the Administra-tion building with Executive Director, Dawn White-Fosdick, who explains the mission of CAM how the operation runs. Breakfast or lunch are included. Tour and meal is about 90 minutes. To attend, contact Sarah Bragg at [email protected], or call the offi ce to make reserva-tions at 210-223-4099.
The Little Church Mouse is spreading the news that...... LaVonne & Norm Pederson,
have their 60th wedding anniver-sary on Tuesday, June 14. Th eir sons and families will come to San Antonio to celebrate with them.
THANK YOU FOR THRIVENT CHOICE DOLLARSTh rivent members may desig-nate Choice Dollars each year, based on qualifying insurance premiums, contract values, and volunteer leadership. Zion re-ceived $4,058 through Choice Dollars last year. Th ese gifts have funded a “Taking it to the Streets” meal and supported El
Cenizo with an electric bill contribution. Th ey also bought a meal for the TLU choir when it performed at Zion. To learn about the program, contact David Steubing 210-477-8801 [email protected] Lund 210-200-8418
[email protected] Pfeiffer 210-240-0849
[email protected] or Thrivent.com.
Celebrate 2016 at Zion with continuing adventure and generosity. Direct your Thrivent Choice Dollars today!
CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION CHANGESSUNDAY MORNINGS IN FAMILY LIFE CENTERNew Worship Space - New Sunday School Locations 8:00 ..........Fellowship in FLC Room 101 9:00 ..........Early worship in Family Life Center 10:15 ........Education time is 45 minutes for Sunday School and Adult classes. 11:15 ........Late worship in Family Life Center
Enter the worship space via the Room 101 fellowship area or the north FLC entrance, up the steps on the Braun Road parking lot side. • Nursery is in Fellowship Hall.• Sign-up sheets are on the kiosk near stairs.• CAM collection is in the corner of the stairs, near the restrooms.• Please keep coff ee in the Room 101 fellowship space. • Children’s “quiet bags” and story Bibles are near the Room 101 door.
WEEKDAYS ON CAMPUS • Your group’s meeting location may have changed. Check the bulletin,
web calendar or call the church offi ce to double check class, rehearsal and meeting locations, and please be prepared for last-minute switches.
• Th e “Old Nursery” in the offi ce wing is now a meeting space. Th e conference room remains a meeting space.
• FLC Room 101 is now the narthex and Sunday gathering space, with café tables for small groups to meet on other days.
• You may still access the offi ce wing through the front doors, or through the conference room door, facing Loop 1604. PLEASE DO NOT ENTER THE CONSTRUCTION AREAS, indoors or out.
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MEMBER MILESTONES For Your Prayers
Our Christian Sympathy to... Bev Rosel upon the loss of her sister,
Jane Davis Ken & Kathy Null upon the loss of
his mother, Hattie Null Charley Anderwald and Sandi &
Buddy Young upon the passing of Dorothy Anderwald
Baptized This Month Anna Elise Phillips on May 1 Adeline Marion Karge on May 15
Hospitalized Members+ Jen Bauer + Dawn Graham+ Donna Jedele+ Gene Langner+ Jim Revier+ Sharon Spicer+ Doris St. George
Weddings Kate Crowe & George Bussier,
married at Zion on May 13.
BirthsA Emma Ruth Peek, born to Caroline
& Pastor Russell Peek May 5d Whitney Danielle Rau, born to
Emily & Matthew Ray May 5And the girls arrived about 25 minutes apart!
CARDS, LETTERS AND E-MAILSTh ank you to the Zion Lutheran Men in Mission for the help and repairs they did at my house. God bless them. Karen Oster
AL-ANON Wednesdays at 7:00pm in the Fellow-ship Hall Al-Anon is a support group for the fam-ily and friends of those suff ering from alcoholism and addiction. Th e group is open to all. Heidi Dukes 210-382-5079
PLEASE LET THE CHURCH KNOWYour church family wants to know about the important events in your life. Please call or email the church offi ce when you need prayers, either for thanksgiving or healing. If you prefer confi dential prayers, please contact one of the pastors or the vicar directly. Let us know when you • Enter the hospital or have a serious
medical problem, even if you don’t want visitors
• Lose a loved one• Have a baby or other new member
of the family• Get married• Have a change of address. Th e post
offi ce charges Zion for returned mail
Capital Funding as of April 30 Total Commitments .............$1,803,633Received ...............................$1,225,896Percent of Goal ..................................68%
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FRIENDS ‘N FAITH Th ere’s much more to Zion than Sunday mornings Friends ‘N Faith groups provide a set of ready-to-meet friends with interests similar to yours.
Dinner Out June 18If you enjoy dining out at local restaurants, try a place you’ve never been before, new food, new culture. Meets on the 3rd Saturday of each month at 6:30. On June 18, the group will meet at Scenic Loop Cafe, 25615 Boerne Stage Road. RSVP by June 12.Doris or Dave Newman 210-859-7860 or 684-0614 [email protected] World Relief Quilters Meet on Th ursday and Saturday mornings in the Fellowship Hall, 9am-noon. Learn how to make simple hand-tied quilts for LWR distribution around the world. All levels of sewing experience are wel-come, including beginners. Elane Jones 210-854-8697 [email protected]
Prayer Shawl Ministry June 6Meets on the 1st Monday afternoon at 1:00pm in the Conference Room to pray and crochet (or knit) and have fellowship. Gail Josephson 210-696-9797 [email protected]
Couples in Christ June 17 Get together on the 3rd Friday of each month at 6:30pm for Bible study, food and fellowship. Couples take turns hosting evenings in their homes. Th e June 17 hosts are Beth & John Blalock.Beth Blaylock 210-215-5327 [email protected] Amiable Assemblers Put together bulletins every Friday at 2:00pm. Newsletters are assem-bled at the same time once a month. Meet in the church offi ce. Sonja Shimkus 210-685-8132 [email protected]
Crafty Bunch Every Wednesday at 9:30am, bring your own craft project or see what’s in the closet to do. Sewing and socializing in the Fellowship Hall until noon.Bonnie Harrell 210-722-2209 [email protected]
Game Group June 6 and 20Play card & domino games on the 1st and 3rd Mondays at 1:00pm. Games are in the Fellowship Hall. Algine Perry 210-695-4422 [email protected]
CampersHead to the woods several times a year, usually over school holidays.Rachel & Brett Kraemer 210-496-6806 [email protected]
Get the latest updates and changes to Zion events. Subscribe to the weekly Z-Mail by sending an email to [email protected].
BUILDING TEAM Don Josephson, Chair Kathy Null Chris Jones David Brodbeck Suzi Lockamy Bill Birdwell Jim Meadows Pastor Dave Schulte Gary Williams
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP TEAM Pastor Rev. David Schulte Pastor Rev. Russell Peek Consultant Luke Bouman Campaign Chair Chris Jones Advance Commitments Jerry Nelson Audio-Visual Keri Petersen Banquet Beth Blaylock Bible Study Nancy Lund Children & Youth Courtney Lindsey Commitment Visits Dave Newman Continuation Suzi Lockamy Enrichment Gatherings Susan Johns Hospitality Debbie Christian Schulte Planned Giving Rick Lund Prayer Vigil Lisa Hoelscher Promotions Allison Duysen Resources David Miller
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INVESTMENT REPORT General Fund
Contributions April ‘16 $61,928YTD Contributions 281,208
Expenses April ‘16 79,538YTD Expenses $322,357
April ‘15 Contrib $78,014
YTD ‘15 Contrib 301,669
YTD ‘15 Expenses 322,747
ATTENDANCE
YTD average ‘16 525YTD average ‘15 626
Tia Mathre-Adams, Director 210-688-3090 [email protected]
CHURCH STAFF Rev. David Schulte Senior Pastor [email protected] Rev. Russell Peek Pastor [email protected] Rev. Dale Brand Visitation Pastor [email protected] Suzie Wyatt Administrator [email protected] Julie Rode-Hickey Publications [email protected] Martha Perez Administrative Assistant [email protected] Karen Stein Christian Education Ministry [email protected] Travis Baker Youth Ministry [email protected] Rob Mikulski Music Ministry [email protected] Sammy Mikulski Drama Ministry [email protected] Tia Mathre-Adams Lutheran Campus Ministry [email protected] David Thamm Handbells, Men’s Choir Kim Olsen Accompanist Daniel Miller Brass Ensemble Janice Favor Housekeeping David Blank Facilities Maintenance Connie Odell Nursery Coordinator Katie Velasquez Nursery Attendant Laura Velasquez Nursery Attendant Kris Stein Staff Support COORDINATORS Geri Dalum Memorials Elane Jones Women of Zion Joanne Harris Bereavement LeShea Clabough Sound Team Buddy Howard Video Team Ed Kimball & Dan Graham 9:00 Ushers Sarah Nichols & Dennis Kneifel 11:15 Ushers Shirley Jonas Funeral Ushers Susan Johns Altar Guild Pat Bangart Welcome Center Open Adult Education Yvonne & David Thamm Zion Zippers (50+) Algine Perry Game Group Dave Newman Cemetery Contact Allison Duysen Zion Action Pack (ZAP) Pastor Russell Peek Stephen Ministry Jim Meadows Global Mission Team
2016 CONGREGATION COUNCIL Brett Kraemer, President Chris Gold, Treasurer Alyssa Brodbeck, Vice President Bud Halstead, Secretary Rob Rothen Shannon Rios Julie Dupont
Council meetings are the 3rd Tuesday of each month, and are open to everyone. Approved meeting minutes are posted on the kiosk in the narthex.
2016 CEMETERY BOARD Ed Kimball, Chair fi rst term 14-15 David Brewton fi rst term 14-15
Jim Chillstrom, Secretary 15-16 Ken Pohlmann fi rst term 15-16 Keith Jedele fi rst term 15-16 Dave Newman, Contact fi rst term 14-15
210-859-7860 [email protected]
June Event ListFull calendar is at www.zionsa.org
June2016
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Zion’s Mission:God’s Work
Our HandsFor the Sake of
the World
Lutheran Church
June 1 Crafty Bunch* Al-Anon Mtg*
2 Quilting for LWR*Baptismal Workshop
34 Quilting for LWR*5 Worship 9 & 11:15*
Adult Classes*New Member Class thru 6/12CONGREGATIONAL MEETINGTune In Focus Group Mtg
6 Game Group7 Handbells*
Men’s Chorus*8 Early Morning Study at Jim’s9 Quilting for LWR FH
Stephen MinistryFiesta Flutes*WOZ Card Crafting Class
101112 New Member Class (last)13 Zion Zippers14 Dorcas Circle
Executive Committee15
1617 Newsletter Deadline
Couples in ChristHelotes Movie Night
18 Dinner Out: Scenic Loop Cafe19 Father’s Day
New Members Received 20 VBS WEEK BEGINS
Game Group LMM Dinner Bobby J’sRuth Circle
21 VBSCouncil Meeting
22 VBS Early Morning Study at Jim’s
23 VBSStephen Ministry
24 VBS25 Men’s Breakfast262728 Women’s Bible Study2930 Jewelry Class by WOZ31
* Every week
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