Footnotes Christ the Servant

Lutheran Church

June 2016

Volume 42, No. 10

www.ctslutheranelca.org † 9801 Centerway Road, Montgomery Village, MD † 301-977-0285

Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,

In the month of June, on June 12 to be exact, we will switch to our summer schedule. Beginning June 12 and continuing through September 11, we will have just one Sunday service at 9:30 a.m. This summer, I’m asking you to take the opportunity of coming together in one service, to make an effort to get to know someone new – or to get to know someone better. When we have two services, most members regularly attend either one or the other – and that makes it hard to get to know the folks who regularly attend the service you don’t regularly attend. So as we come together this summer, try sitting in a new place. Someone might already be sitting in your regular spot anyway. Sit near someone you don’t know, or don’t know well. Introduce yourself. Share the peace and share something about who you are and/or why CTS is important to you.

I’m writing this article on the day I was also writing a sermon for Pentecost Sunday, when my thoughts have been pulled to the nature and activity of the Holy Spirit. Martin Luther, in his explanation to the third article of the Apostles’ Creed,

1 said that the

work of the Holy Spirit is to call, gather, enlighten, and sanctify the whole Christian Church. We are ―gathered‖ by the Holy Spirit for worship, for the sake of one another, for the support of one another, and for the chance to grow together in faith and service. I know that many are away for some of the weekends in summer for vacations and all kinds of activities, but when you are around this summer, when the Spirit has gathered us together, let’s make an effort to enjoy the fruits of the Spirit’s gathering work – and enjoy the company, the prayers, the praises, and the community that God has called together in this place.

In Christ,

Pastor Kari Parsons

1 That’s the one about the Holy Spirit; for details, check out page 1,162 at

the back of the hymnal.

June Prayer Concerns

Terry Aprea John Ballweg Chris Casson Derek Day Connor Dean Christine Fattore Steve Garvey Susan Garvey Dorothy Gerald Pr. David Gleason Holly Hall Pat Huson Jay Johnson Marci Kabemba M'Baya Kabemba Kwan Koehler Hannah Larkin Tim & Katie Larkin Uschi Larrabee Thomas Lipe Nadia & Nila Malti Marcus McBride, Jr. David Morris Althea Nottingham Joyce Pacheli Paul Petrakis Lorna Pool Annie Pressley Barbara Richter Nancy Strohmeyer Alberto Ticona Orlando Vela Mike

Christ the Servant Lutheran Church

Montgomery Village, MD

Footnotes Staff

Editor Martin Spiering

Calendar Tony Kerlavage

Servants List Mike Mayer

Youth News Barbara Harner

Production Steve Garvey

Footnotes is issued eleven times a year by

Christ the Servant Lutheran Church, an

ELCA congregation in the Metropolitan

Washington, D.C. Synod. Articles of

interest to the congregation are solicited

from members of the CTS community and

are due to the editor by the third Sunday of

each month. Articles for the July/August

issue are due in June.

ALTAR FLOWERS FOR 2016

We have some open slots on the 2016 chart for altar flowers during July–December. The chart is posted in the hallway. Please sign up to provide flowers for Sunday church services. In addition, you can mark on the chart if you would like to give the flowers to Sunrise of Montgomery Village, next door, for the enjoyment of the residents.

This is a way to give glory to God and to commemorate a special event in your life (e.g., birthday, anniversary, graduation, or baptism). After the last Sunday service, the floral arrangement may be taken home for your family to enjoy or if you marked it on the sign-up sheet, they will be given to the Sunrise of Montgomery Village next door for the enjoyment of the residents.

The cost of the flowers is $35. Make checks payable to ―CTS‖ and indicate on your check or envelope that the money is for altar flowers.

—Cathy Kuchinsky

DE-RALLY SUNDAY PICNIC

Come and join us for a picnic at CTS on De-Rally Sunday, following the service on June 12. All are welcome. We will play volleyball, and there will be activities for all ages. Bring along a side dish, dessert, or adult beverage to share, as well as lawn chairs and games. We hope to see you there!

Readings for June

3rd Sunday after Pentecost June 5 1 Kings 17:17-24 Psalm 30 Galatians 1:11-24 Luke 7:11-17

4th Sunday after Pentecost June 12 2 Samuel 11:26--12:10, 13-15 Psalm 32 Galatians 2:15-21 Luke 7:36--8:3

5th Sunday after Pentecost June 19 Isaiah 65:1-9 Psalm 22:19-28 Galatians 3:23-29 Luke 8:26-39

6th Sunday after Pentecost June 26 1 Kings 19:15-16, 19-21 Psalm 16 Galatians 5:1, 13-25 Luke 9:51-62 2 Kings 2:1-2, 6-14 Psalm 77:1-2, 11-20

The Honor of Your Presence Is Requested

at a

Celebration Dinner

in Honor of

Barbara Harner

for Twenty-two Years of Service

In

Youth and Family Ministry

Saturday, June 11, 2016

Five o’clock in the afternoon

Christ the Servant Lutheran Church

R.S.V.P. by Wednesday, June 1st

to valerie@vmwishes.com

Happy Birthday to:

Sandy D'Angelo 6/02 Jay Webster 6/04 Jo Johnson 6/10 Tom Lawson 6/13 Lorpu Lepolu 6/14 Marjorie McClain 6/14 Joe Lessen 6/16 Robby Severynse 6/21 Patty Ferry 6/23 Bryan Eastlack 6/24 Chuck Eater 6/24 Yohann Ravoninjatovo 6/24 Roger Rasnake 6/28 Melissa Evans 6/29 Kathy Kersey 6/29

Happy Anniversary to:

Paul Bender & MaryAnn Jasper 6/04 Benjamin & Christiana Carr 6/04 Max & Kari Parsons 6/04 Terry & Terry Fehner 6/06 Tom & Karin Lawson 6/08 Bob & Erica Adams 6/09

Dick & Hope Walker 6/10 Michael Evans & Steven Fisher 6/15

ALTAR FLOWERS FOR 2016

The 2016 chart for altar flowers is posted in the hallway. Sign up now and throughout 2016 to provide flowers for Sunday church services (except during Lent when flowers are not used on the altar). In addition, you can mark on the chart if you would like to give the flowers to Sunrise at Montgomery Village next door for the enjoyment of the residents.

This is a way to give glory to God and to commemorate a special event in your life (e.g., a birthday, anniversary, graduation, or baptism). After the last Sunday service, the floral arrangement may be taken home for your family’s enjoyment or if you marked it on the sign-up sheet, they will be given to Sunrise of Montgomery Village.

The cost of the flowers is $35. Please make checks payable to ―CTS‖ and indicate on your check or envelope that the money is for altar flowers.

–Cathy Kuchinsky

FARMERS’ MARKET

The Farmers’ Market will start Saturday, June 4, and run until the end of October. As in previous years, we will need two types of volunteers each week. The first of which is the welcoming presence. In this role, you will help set up information about CTS, welcome anyone who enters the church, and answer questions about the church (or refer them to someone else if you don’t know the answer). One new thing this year is the mobile free library. It will be located in the Narthex and will be wheeled out

while the market is running (then wheeled in when the market is finished). The second type of volunteer is the gleaner. In this role, you will be taking donated produce from the market to Manna’s warehouse on Gaither Road. Detailed instructions are available if you want to learn more about it. In addition, you can talk to Leon LaCross or Hunter Tjugum if you have any questions.

GIFTS OF HOPE—MAKING A DIFFERENCE TODAY AND

TOMORROW

Thank you for supporting Gifts of Hope last Advent. Gifts of Hope raised a total of $111,635 from the congregations in our Synod and from online support. Members and friends of Christ the Servant Lutheran Church purchased gifts valued at $1,465. All funds have been distributed to the designated beneficiary organizations. Your support provides hope for today and hope for tomorrow. Thanks to the volunteers who presented this alternative gift-giving option to your congregation.

Anniversaries, birthdays, holidays, memorials—the Gifts of Hope Catalog is available year-round at our website: www.giftsofhopedc.org. Select a gift from the online catalog, and you will receive an all-purpose card to present to your honored loved one.

Carolyn Sowinski

Director, Gifts of Hope

facebook.com/DCGOH Gifts of Hope Blog

Your Fathers, Where Are They? And the Prophets, Do They Live Forever? by Dave Eggers

Book club will meet at 7 p.m. on June 5 to discuss the Dave Eggers novel, Your Fathers, Where Are They? And the Prophets, Do They Live Forever? One critic said of this book, ―As is always true with Eggers, those ideas – laid out here in

quasi-Socratic dialogue – are inherently interesting. I can think of few contemporary American writers who convey such a sense of urgency about the mess we're in – or how important it is that we, like the Israelites surrounding Zechariah, resurrect the once-glorious Temple. Eggers pulls no punches. . . Eggers makes these points even as he simultaneously manages ―empathy for Thomas’ plight, as a man who has inherited a fallen world he never made.‖ We hope you can join us.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

Upcoming events:

June 8: Dinner Vespers June 11: Harner Retirement Dinner June 12: De-Rally Picnic June 18: Movie Night July 4: Independence Day Parade

DINNER VESPERS Wednesday, June 8

6:30 p.m.

Our first dinner went really well and was well received! We also had a nice turnout.

Since our access to the kitchen is still limited, we ask that you bring items that are somewhat prepped and we’ll do the finishing steps before we sit down at the table.

We will have an RSVP sign-up sheet again.

Please keep in mind that this is not a full potluck dinner – we have selected a simple menu, similar to our soup suppers. So, if you sign up for a food/drink item, please honor that commitment. If something comes up and you won’t be able to make it, try to get someone to cover for you.

Finally, the food and drink list will be modified this time to account for a larger turnout; additional items will be marked as needed if the RSVP list hits a certain number.

If you have any questions, please see Valerie Mayer or Barbara Harner.

CALLING ALL BOOK CLUB

RECOMMENDATIONS Got a book you've been wanting to read? A title you've already read and can't stop recommending to friends? Send your suggestions for the 2016–17 CTS book club titles to joyceebbackus@gmail.com by June 10. We try to expand our experiences andunderstanding of various points of view in our world by reading a little of everything from non-fiction commentary to biography to contemporary and classic fiction. We hope you'll consider joining us one Sunday evening for good fellowship, food, and discussion.

FREE MOVIE NIGHT Under the Stars

From Walt Disney Animation Studios comes a comedy-adventure set in the modern mammal metropolis of Zootopia. Come and

watch this hilarious adventure full of action and heart that takes you deeper into the world of Zootopia. It's big fun for all shapes

and species!

Saturday, June 18, at dusk Bring your own snacks, blanket or folding chair

No Glass Bottles please Christ The Servant Lutheran Church

9801 Centerway Drive, Montgomery Village, MD 20886

LUTHERAN WORLD RELIEF QUILTING

Quilts are one of the most requested items from LWR. Last summer, members of CTS gathered on Wednesday evenings to assemble about 30 quilts and we’re inviting you to join us again this summer.

Beginning Tuesday evening, June 14, you are invited to join us in the parlor, beginning at 7:00 p.m., to help assemble quilts. The assembly work is easy - if you can cut with scissors, measure with a ruler, tie a knot, you’ve got skills we can use.

We have applied for a Thrivent Action Team grant again this summer to cover the cost of supplies – the quilt batting and some sheet covers. You can help by donating sheets for the outer layers – these can be new or clean, gently used sheets (no stains or tears). We can use flat twin sheets or flat/fitted full, queen, or king-size. Also, the fabric cannot have any religious symbols, any U.S. flag, patriotic or military symbols, or references to the armed forces, including camouflage. There will be a box in the office under the table for your donations. If you choose to purchase new sheets, the Mainstay twin flat sheets at Walmart work the best – they’re $5 and they come in a wide variety of colors and patterns.

You can help by joining us! We will gather every Tuesday evening through the summer so there are plenty of opportunities to help. Feel free to invite a friend or a neighbor, of any age, to join you.

Have a question? Talk to Valerie, Arlene, Kathy, or Barbara. Come – join us. It’ll be fun – we promise!

S e r v a n t s L i s t f o r J u n e 2 0 1 6

June 5, 2016 3

rd Sunday after Pentecost

8:30 a.m. Holy Communion

Acolyte.................................................................. Vernon Toelle Altar Preparation ................................................. Wilma Garvey Communion Assts. ................... Marjorie McClain/Steve Garvey Communion Bread (pita) ...................................... Wilma Garvey Reader.................................................................. Vernon Toelle Prayer Leader ........................................................ Joanne Eater Usher ..........................................................................Ernie Graf

11:00 a.m. Holy Communion

Acolytes .................................. Michael Mendenhall/Anna Mayer Altar Preparation ............................................... Barbara Harner Communion Assts. ....................... Tony Kerlavage/Chuck Eater Communion Bread ............................................. Joann Eastlack Reader...................................................................... Polly Brody Prayer Leader ....................................................... Tom Eastlack Usher .................................................................... Leesaye Juah Welcomer ................................................................ Mike Mayer Hospitality .......................................................................... Fiona Flowers given today by ................................................Jan Perry

June 12, 2016 4

th Sunday after Pentecost

(De-Rally Day) 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion

Acolytes ............................................. Mike Mayer/Tom Eastlack Altar Preparation ................................................... Kasia Palmer Communion Assts. ........................... Mike Mayer/Valerie Mayer Communion Bread ................................................. Chuck Eater Reader..................................................................... Anna Mayer Prayer Leader ...................................................... Matt Vandover Usher ...................................................................... Chuck Eater Welcomer ........................................................... George Somah Hospitality ....................................................................... (picnic) Flowers given today by ........................................... Eater Family

Launder Altar Linens ............................. Pat Andersen

June 19, 2016

5th

Sunday after Pentecost 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion

Acolytes ...................................... Matt Vandover/Robert Palmer Altar Preparation ................................................ Joann Eastlack Communion Assts. ........................ Sarah Bastien/Arlene Alfano Communion Bread .............................................. Matt Vandover Reader ..................................................................... Mike Mayer Prayer Leader .......................................................... Polly Brody Usher ............................................................... John Severynse Welcomer ............................................................ Matt Vandover Hospitality ................................................................ Mike Evans Flowers given today by ......................................... Keller Family

June 26, 2016

6th

Sunday after Pentecost 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion

Acolytes ........................................ Joanne Eater/Sarah Bastien Altar Preparation .................................................. Pat Andersen Communion Assts. ...................... Joann Eastlack/Leon LaCross Communion Bread ........................................... Frank Ndumbalo Reader ................................................................ Matt Vandover Prayer Leader ...................................................... Sarah Bastien Usher ......................................................................... Ernie Graf Welcomer ......................................................... Frank Ndumbalo Hospitality ...................................................... Ndumbalo Family Flowers given today by ....................................... Joan Enterline

Faith Talk: Confirmation at Home: Try this for the summer – as part of your dinner conversation, ask each other,

―Where did you see God today?‖

And then – for fun – pick one of the following Name Your Favorite…to share: - Animal you’d like to be for

a day - Baby-food flavor - Bad movie - Camping memory - Car accessory - Circus act - Comfort food - Commercial

- Day of the week - Disney movie - Example of God’s love - Fairy tale - Family tradition - Gift from God - Halloween costume - Item in your bedroom - Junk food

- Knock-knock joke - Mealtime prayer - Neighbor - Nursery Rhyme - Parable of Jesus - Parental threat - Poem - Riddle - Science fair project

- Smell - Sport to play / watch - Stuffed animal - Thing to do with your

family - Time to pray - Wizard of Oz character - Youth ministry memory - Zoo animal

Spring Confirmation Retreat: From April 22 to 24, seven confirmation students (George, Dylan, Jerry, Tyler, Morris,

Leesaye, and Emily) along with Anna Mayer, Valerie Mayer, Barbara, Tony, and Pastor spent the weekend at Mar-Lu-Ridge for the Spring Confirmation retreat. This semester’s focus was worship, and the students, with some help and prodding, put together a new worship service that CTS will use for Rally and De-Rally Sundays as well as on the Confirmation retreats for the next three years. Fortunately, the weather cooperated with us this time, and we were able to spend time outside engaging in group-building activities and having a campfire with s’mores Saturday evening.

Shema: On Sunday afternoon, April 24, Edima Elinewinga accompanied Catherine, Daniel, and Owen to Shema, Metro

D.C. Synod’s afternoon for upper elementary school students. The theme – Everything is AWESOME!! – helped participants learn important faith lessons through The LEGO

© Movie.

High School Graduations: Congratulations to our 2016 high school graduate, Alvin Maeda! Alvin graduates from

Clarksburg High School this month and plans to attend Penn State University in the fall. So far, he is undecided about a major, but is leaning towards Pre-Medicine. Congratulations and best wishes as you move on to the next leg of your life journey!

Summer Bible Story Reading Plan: Sparkhouse (a division of Augsburg Fortress, which is the publishing ministry

of the ELCA) offers a FREE summer Bible story–reading plan for kids. Every week, kids will explore a Bible story through art, cooking, coloring, and other fun activities. You can download a reader tracking sheet and 12 weeks of lessons and activities here: http://tinyurl.com/hyncx77.

June Activities and Events Kairos: Sunday morning at 10 a.m. (June 5 only)

Youth Koinonia Wednesday, June 1, 6:30–8:00 p.m. / H-K This will be our last Koinonia gathering until the fall. Please plan to join us for an evening of food, faith, & fellowship! If you need a ride, please let me know!

Rehearsal for De-Rally Day Friday, June 10, 5:00 p.m. / CTS We will have a rehearsal of the Roaring Sheep for the De-Rally Day service on Sunday, June 12. We need everyone’s voice, so plan to join us for rehearsal. If you need a ride, let Barbara or Valerie know! Rehearsal will be followed by the…

Mentor/Youth Annual Miniature Golf Tournament Friday, June 10 / ~6:00 p.m., following rehearsal

Pizza, mini golf, ice cream – what’s not to like?! This end-of-the-year tradition will start at CTS with pizza, then we will carpool over to Bohrer Park in Gaithersburg for a round of miniature golf. We’ll finish the evening with a stop for ice cream before returning to CTS. Everyone is welcome! Youth/mentors – check with each other to be sure everyone’s going and let me know so I can make reservations.

De-Rally Sunday Sunday, June 12, 9:30 a.m. / CTS This is the Sunday we begin our summer worship schedule. We will use the worship service written by the Confirmands on our retreat in April for the first time! The Roaring Sheep will provide music for the service. Following worship is the annual CTS picnic – hope to see you there!

Upcoming Activities Add these dates for the fall to your calendar now so you can join us!

Rally Sunday / GWOH Sunday Sunday, September 11, 9:30 a.m. / CTS

Fall Confirmation Retreat – Lutheran Doctrine Friday, October 7–Sunday, October 9 / Mar-Lu-Ridge, Jefferson, MD

Questions? Please contact Barbara Harner, Director of Youth and Family Ministry - C: 240-354-1999 CTS: Events happening at Christ the Servant; H-K: Events happening at the Harner-Kerlavage home

Monday, July 4, 2016

COME JOIN US!!!!

We will be walking in the INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE!!!

WE WILL MEET AT 9:15 A.M.

ON THE CORNER OF APPLE RIDGE ROAD AND MONTGOMERY VILLAGE AVENUE

Look for the CTS Banner

Please contact Arlene Alfano for more information:

301-740-5862 or arlenepalfano@verizon.net

AFTER THE PARADE

ANNUAL INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION:

Free Rock ‘n’ Roll Show immediately following the Parade, 10:45 a.m.

Carnival Games, Rides, Crafts, Bingo, Festival Food, and Concert 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

There is a nominal charge for some activities: tickets for children’s activities, tickets or cash for bingo, and cash only for food sales.

Parking is available at the MVF Administration Bldg, Apple Ridge Ball Field, Kehilat Shalom Synagogue, and Watkins Mill High School.

Jun 2016 (Eastern Time)Christ The Servant, Community, CTS Common, CTS Youth Ministry, Holidays, Lectionary B 2015, Lectionary C 2016

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5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1

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Lectionary 9 / Second Sunday after Pentecost8 : 3 0 a m - Morning Prayer @ CTS Sanctuary9 : 5 0 a m - Christian Education @ CTS Parlor and Classrooms1 1 a m - Holy Communion @ CTS Sanctuary

Memoria l Day

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary

1 0 : 3 0 a m - Conversational English @ Parlor1 2 p m - Bible Study @ Parlor1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Starting Over @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary7 : 3 0 p m - Women's AA - Moving into the Solution @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Village Idiots @ Classrooms6 : 3 0 p m - Youth Koinonia @ H-K Home7 p m - Evening Prayer

7 : 3 0 p m - Open NA - Never Alone @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms1 p m - Alzheimer's Association Caregiver Support Group @ CTS Classrooms

6 : 3 0 p m - Alcoholics Anonymous @ CTS Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms5 p m - Evening Prayer

6 p m - IMPACT Silver Spring @ Classrooms

9 a m - Farmers' Market @ CTS Parking Lot

Lectionary 10 / Third Sunday after Pentecost8 : 3 0 a m - Holy Communion @ CTS Sanctuary9 : 5 0 a m - Christian Education @ CTS Parlor and Classrooms1 1 a m - Holy Communion @ CTS Sanctuary7 p m - Book Club @ CTS Parlor

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary7 : 3 0 p m - Parish Council @ CTS Parlor

1 0 : 3 0 a m - Conversational English @ Parlor1 2 p m - Bible Study @ Parlor1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Starting Over @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary7 : 3 0 p m - Women's AA - Moving into the Solution @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Village Idiots @ Classrooms6 : 3 0 p m - Dinner Vespers @ CTS Parlor7 : 3 0 p m - Open NA - Never Alone @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 : 3 0 p m - Alcoholics Anonymous @ CTS Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms5 p m - De-Rally Day Rehearsal @ CTS Sanctuary5 p m - Evening Prayer

6 p m - IMPACT Silver Spring @ Classrooms6 p m - Mentor/Youth Annual Miniature Golf Tournament @ CTS and Bohrer Park

9 a m - Farmers' Market @ CTS Parking Lot5 p m - Celebration Dinner in Honor of Barbara Harner @ CTS

De-Rally Day

Lectionary 11 / Fourth Sunday after Pentecost9 : 3 0 a m - Holy Communion @ CTS Sanctuary1 1 a m - CTS Picnic @ CTS

Pastor's Continuing Education

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary7 : 3 0 p m - Parish Council @ CTS Parlor

1 0 : 3 0 a m - Conversational English @ Parlor1 2 p m - Bible Study @ Parlor1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Starting Over @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary7 p m - NA Convention Committee @ Downstairs Classroom7 : 3 0 p m - Koinonia @ Graf's H o m e7 : 3 0 p m - Women's AA - Moving into the Solution @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Village Idiots @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer

7 : 3 0 p m - Open NA - Never Alone @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 : 3 0 p m - Alcoholics Anonymous @ CTS Classrooms7 p m - Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Group @ CTS Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms5 p m - Evening Prayer

6 p m - IMPACT Silver Spring @ Classrooms7 p m - Koinonia @ Mayer H o m e

Synod Assembly @ Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 16420 South WestlandDrive, Gaithersburg, MD 20877, Uni ted States

9 a m - Farmers' Market @ CTS Parking Lot6 p m - Koinonia @ Jasper-Bender Home8 : 3 0 p m - Movie Night @ CTS Parking Lot

Pastor's Continuing EducationFather 's Day

Footnotes Deadline

Lectionary 12 / Fifth Sunday after Pentecost9 : 3 0 a m - Holy Communion @ CTS Sanctuary

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Starting Over @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary7 : 3 0 p m - Women's AA - Moving into the Solution @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Village Idiots @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer

7 : 3 0 p m - Open NA - Never Alone @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 : 3 0 p m - Alcoholics Anonymous @ CTS Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms5 p m - Evening Prayer

6 p m - IMPACT Silver Spring @ Classrooms

9 a m - Farmers' Market @ CTS Parking Lot

Lectionary 13 / Sixth Sunday after Pentecost9 : 3 0 a m - Holy Communion @ CTS Sanctuary

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Starting Over @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary7 : 3 0 p m - Women's AA - Moving into the Solution @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 p m - Open AA - Village Idiots @ Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer

7 : 3 0 p m - Open NA - Never Alone @ Classrooms

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms6 : 3 0 p m - Alcoholics Anonymous @ CTS Classrooms7 p m - Evening Prayer @ Sanctuary

1 2 p m - Open NA - Freedom in the Village @ Classrooms5 p m - Evening Prayer

6 p m - IMPACT Silver Spring @ Classrooms

9 a m - Farmers' Market @ CTS Parking Lot

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