october 2018 connections newsletter-web - fairlawn lutheran · 2018-10-04 · $ 1hz
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New Church & School Websites Fairlawn Lutheran has a new look online! The church and school websites are brand new! The biggest benefit of this upgrade is the money saved by running the site in-house and the ability to make changes and additions much more quickly. In addition, the sites now have mobile friendly versions that make it easier to view them on tablets and smartphones. We’ve added many more photos so users get a better sense of Fairlawn Lutheran, so check the sites out – you may be featured online! Questions, suggestions, comments? Contact Allyson Robinson [email protected]
Church Since we have implemented Realm for internal communication, the church website is targeted at those who are not current members, those looking for a church, and those attending events at Fairlawn Lutheran. Things to note:
Our new website is fairlawnlutheran.org. Anyone who goes to the old website (flcs-oh.org) will be forwarded to the new address or to a connector page. Over time we will be making the change on all publications and printed materials.
Everything from our event and Bible study schedules to podcasts and promotional brochures will be available for download on the site.
There will be some things that were on the old site that are not on the new site – the style of web site and information expected has changed.
School The school has not only gotten a new and expanded website, it has gotten an overhaul of all print materials. The site now functions as a recruiting tool highlighting the reasons why our school is a great place for children to learn. Things to note:
The school now has its own web address: fairlawnlutheranschool.org. Church and school link to each other but have different home page names.
The site has information for potential families, current families and those looking for employment.
The new site is the first step in digitizing information for the school starting with forms families can fill out online and eventually moving to allowing online registration and accounts.
MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF FAIRLAWN LUTHERAN CHURCH AND SCHOOL OCTOBER 2018
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God’s Mission is that we exist to glorify Him and make disciples.
The VISION of FLCS on how we will
live God’s mission:
We will embrace people and walk with them in a
RELATIONSHIP with Christ.
Our focus is on families with children at home and adults over
age 55.
Strategies:
Identify Connect Bless Invite Embrace Instruct Disciple
Values – As believers in Christ at FLCS, these are items we value:
Caring relationships Family focus Committed leadership Community outreach Christian education Worship and music
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Three NEW Electronic Giving Options You now have three new electronic giving options available for offerings and tithes! Links to all the new options are also available on Fairlawn Lutheran’s new website fairlawnlutheran.org under “Resources”. For questions about any of the giving methods listed, contact a Finance Team member or Rick Porter, Financial Secretary, [email protected], (234) 217-9169.
QR CODE Scan the QR code below on any smart phone to set up an account and make donations. The code will immediately take you to a web page where you can set up your account.
GIVEPLUS APP Download the “Give+” mobile app from your App Store to set up an account and make donations.
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TEXT A DONATION Text the amount you wish to donate to 216-350-1744. You will receive a return text with a link to set up your account. After your account is created, you can send your offering via a quick text message.
OTHER GIVING OPTIONS
Put Cash or checks in the offering basket on Saturday or Sunday (members, please use offering envelopes)
Link to Joyful Response online to set up automatic transfers. To find the Joyful Response link, go to fairlawnlutheran.org and click on “Resources”.
Set up a recurring payment in the Bill Pay section of your bank's web site and put your offering envelope number
in the memo section.
GIVING THROUGH FINANCIAL PLANNING
A transfer of stock as a charitable donation can be arranged through your broker
A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) of an IRA Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) can be arranged through your IRA Custodian
Information on the Fairlawn Lutheran Endowment Fund can be found at the Welcome Desk
Thrivent Financial members can designate their Thrivent Choice dollars to go to Fairlawn Lutheran
WHY DO WE GIVE? Why do we give? Is it simply because God commands us to? Or is there more to it? To be sure, the instruction and Word of God in the Bible says we should give, and this is sufficient to encourage us to give. But there’s more to it than just obligation. We’re not just trying to fulfill a work of the Law. We are bearing fruits of the Spirit given to us by our Father in heaven through His Son our Lord Jesus Christ. As sons of God in Christ, we are heirs – heirs who share in the glory of the Son of God. The inheritance is ours because of the Father’s grace and mercy, His generosity in sending His Son in time to save us for all eternity. And this is why we give of our income to the work of the church. We want to emulate His generosity by being generous ourselves. We give to the work of the Church because we have witnessed the generous giving of our Father in heaven. More than that, we are recipients of it. It is because we have received God’s gifts that we desire to give ourselves. And His gifts are not just spiritual. They are temporal and earthly as well. As the Small Catechism teaches in the Fourth Petition of the Lord’s Prayer: “Give us this day our daily bread.” God certainly gives daily bread to everyone without our prayers, but we pray in this petition that God would lead us to realize this and to receive our daily bread with thanksgiving. In other words, God gives us everything we need for the care of both body and soul. His generosity knows no bounds. Therefore, we sit down at the beginning of the year, the beginning of the month, or the beginning of the week to set aside a generous portion of God’s daily bread for His work in the Church. We don’t do this simply because He has commanded us so to do; it is because we, as His children by grace, want to emulate His generosity in our own lives. He is our Father; we are His children. And children want to be like their parents.
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A New Year in Children’s Ministry A great new year of learning began in September with some changes and new opportunities in Fairlawn Lutheran’s children’s ministry. We have a new Sunday School Director, Millie Thomas. Millie has been a member of Fairlawn Lutheran for several years along with her husband Kevin, and their three children: Henry, Logan and Violet. Thank you for stepping into this role! Millie says, “Our goal in Sunday School this year to get connected! We want the kids to get to know each other and their teachers, but we are also starting an initiative to make more home connections. We only get to nurture their faith one hour a week, so we are working hard to help equip and support that faith building at home too.” One change this year is that the third and fourth graders are leading the younger children in the Sunday School openings, through prayer, song, and offering. Our 5th-6th grade class is also doing some exciting new things this year. The 5th-6th grade
Sunday School class is now part of what will prepare the young people of our congregation for Confirmation during their 7th-8th grade years. Teachers will help the kids begin to make connections between the Scriptures and the particular confession of faith that our church has. This will help prepare them to learn in-depth during their two years of Confirmation classes. A big thank you to all of the adults who serve as Sunday School teachers!
Devon Brinkman Cheryl Mehl Cathy Morrison Carol Hull Susannah Schulz Jason Sloan Maureen Popa Pre-K Teacher Pre-K Teacher K-2 Teacher K-2 Teacher Gr. 3-4 Teacher Grade 5-6 Teacher Grade 5-6 Teacher
NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR KIDS TO HELP: We are blessed to be helping Christmas in Action through our Sunday School offering this year. Nathan and Lauren Knowles are relocating to Texas to work for this volunteer organization. Christmas in Action was started in 1972 by Bobby Trimble; it grew out of a project from his men's bible study class. The idea was to be the hands and feet of Christ by repairing homes for elderly and disabled homeowners on limited incomes to allow them to remain safely in their homes. They work on everything from roofs to windows to building wheelchair ramps. In the 1980s it began to spread across the country and now has affiliates throughout the United States. Since its inception, Christmas in Action has worked on over 10,000 homes!
We want to extend a big thank you to Arin Sloan, who has “retired” from her duties as Sunday School Director this year. She has served the Sunday Schoolers and their families for many years and represented Fairlawn Lutheran children in church-wide decision-making. Thank you for sharing your God-given gifts and your time in service to God through His children!
Are you looking for a way to serve at church? There are many opportunities to work with the children’s
ministry: Sunday School, youth groups, Vacation Bible School, confirmation mentor program, family ministries, and much more! Talk to Pastor Adam to find out how you can use your spiritual gifts in service
to others.
Millie Thomas Sunday School Director
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Women’s Ministry Pot Luck Sunday, October 7, 5:30-7:30pm Fun and fellowship at Susan Stephen’s home! Due to size limits this event will cap at 25 participants. Ages 18+. Please RSVP Kim Hornyak at (330) 836-7286 or [email protected] with your dish and receive directions to her home.
Card and Game Party Mondays, October 8, 1:00-3:00pm, Fairlawn Lutheran Fellowship Hall Join in the fun of playing card games, dominoes and other board games. NEW! Learn how to play this Mahjong or join in a game if you are experienced! Bring a snack to share if you like. Please RSVP Kim Hornyak at [email protected] or (330) 836-7286.
MahJong Mondays, October 8 and 22, 1:00-3:00pm, Fairlawn Lutheran Fellowship Hall Learn how to play the ancient game of Mahjong or join in a game if you are experienced! Please RSVP Kim Hornyak at [email protected] or (330) 836-7286 and indicate whether you are a beginner or an experienced player.
Cards and Games with Kindergarteners Mondays, October 22, 1:00-3:00pm, Fairlawn Lutheran Fellowship Hall Join in the fun of playing card games, dominoes and other board games with Fairlawn Lutheran Kindergarteners! RSVP Kim Hornyak at [email protected] or (330) 836-7286.
Yoder Farm Tour & Lunch at Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen Tuesday, October 16, 9:00am-2:00pm, Mt. Hope, Ohio Meet at the church and carpool to Mt. Hope, Ohio, for a farm tour and delicious Amish cooking at Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen. Tour tickets are $13 each – guests pay for the lunch they choose. RSVP Kim Hornyak at (330) 836-7286 or [email protected] by October 8. Checks made payable to Fairlawn Lutheran Church and may be left in the Adult Ministry mailbox or the church office.
Coming in November…
Kent State’s production of West Side Story
Thanksgiving Prayers and Luncheon with the Kindergarteners
Stan Hywet’s Deck the Halls
Fairlawn Lutheran October 2018 Events
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Bless Others
We will seek to bless those inside and outside the church with the physical, emotional and spiritual resources God has given Fairlawn Lutheran Church. There are so many ways to serve both at church and in our community, so use your time, treasures and talents to be a blessing to someone else.
OPEN M, one of the Christian missions we support, is celebrating their 50th Anniversary in 2018. Please donate non-perishable food in October. Place donations in the box in the narthex. Human Care Team Contact: Jacquie Kyle 330-666-5725, [email protected].
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE THIS MONTH Monday, October 15, 1:00-6:00pm, Fairlawn Lutheran Fellowship Hall
CROFTS SHARE THEIR EVENING WITH OPEN M “Herb and I attended the OPEN M 50th Anniversary Gala on Friday September 14. It was a fun-filled evening with dinner, silent and live auctions, dessert, music by the NEO Jazz Orchestra, and dancing. All proceeds benefit OPEN M projects and services. OPEN M was founded in 1968, the Free Clinic began in 1979, and the Community Works Connection held its first workshop in 2014. The food pantry provided emergency food to over 14,552 people last year. Last year, Fairlawn Lutheran donated $350 for gifts for seven children, 212 boxes of Rice-A-Roni, and 48 boxes of school supplies. Our church also helped serve some of the 9,941 hot lunches available through OPEN M last year. Thank you to all who participate!”
Jill and Herb Croft
HELP SERVE OR SUPPLY THE OPEN M FREE HOT LUNCH OCT. 23 Come join our Lunch Bunch at OPEN M, 941 Princeton St., Akron, to prepare and serve a free hot lunch to needy adults and children on Tuesday, October 23, from 10:30am to 1:30pm. We have budgeted for food, but always ask the congregation “cookie bakers” to bake or purchase a total number of 25 dozen cookies. See the Mission Tower in the Narthex to sign up. No experience necessary, just a willing heart and hands. Contact Jacquie Kyle, 330-666-5725, [email protected] if you need a ride. Thank you!
UPDATE ON THE FEDERWITZ FAMILY: LUTHERAN BIBLE TRANSLATORS (LBT)
We at Fairlawn Lutheran were happy to be able to see the Federwitz family recently and greet them in church - they had driven to Ohio to spend a few days with Ali’s family (Fairlawn Lutheran Church members Ted and Fran Urbach and brother Matt). They asked for continued prayers for their family as they settle back in to their home and life in Ghana. At the Lutheran Bible Translators International Offices in Concordia, MO, the staff prayed over the family in preparation for their departure (see photo). It was a very special time for them and they said, “we are blessed to be cared for by this group of people.” Prayers and blessings to the Federwitz family as they return to Ghana to their
mission to help bring the work of Bible translation for those who do not yet have God’s Word in the language of their hearts. Paul Federwitz serves as a computer consultant to missionaries and organizations in Ghana and Liberia and as an IT Coordinator for Lutheran Bible Translators (LBT) world-wide. Ali is responsible for home education of their children (Hannah, Levi, and Eden) and is also a member care specialist for LBT.
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MISSION WORK We heard from missionary Erin Mackenzie about her work during her visit to Fairlawn Lutheran this summer. The following is a note she sent about the offering collected for her: Dear Saints at Fairlawn—
Your gift toward the church’s work in Latin America through me is much appreciated. Like Paul told the saints in Philippi, “I thank my God in all my remembrance of you.” Each and every one of you is a blessing! It doesn’t seem like all that long ago that I made my whirlwind trip to Fairlawn and then spent the next 2 weeks on the road, but I’ve been here almost 2 months now. I’m still humbled that the Lord has called me to serve Him in this way. As I dive deeper and deeper into my role with each passing day, I can already see glimpses of how He will use my experiences, gifts, and abilities for the good of His Kingdom. The first “team” I’ll work with is the Dominican Republic’s fall FORO group. FOROs are biannual roundtable discussions of all parties that support mission work in a particular country. Ours begins on Friday, and I’m in charge of meals, lodging, and transportation. It’s been a learning experience for sure! Know that I will guard you in my prayers even as you do the same. I look forward to sharing stories and
pictures from the mission field with you on a regular basis through my monthly newsletters, blog, and Facebook page!
Your sister in Christ, Erin Mackenzie
HAVEN OF REST CHRISTMAS GIFT DRIVE FOR CHILDREN STARTS OCTOBER 1 It’s time again for Haven of Rest’s “Kids Helping Kids” project – the goal is to provide Christmas presents for needy & homeless children. The toys are distributed to 335-390 children at Haven of Rest’s Happy Birthday Jesus party in December. In October, we will be collecting unwrapped new toys, games or gift cards for children up to age 18. There is a special need for toys for children newborn – 2-years-old and 9- to 12-year-old children. The toys will be delivered to Haven of Rest in November. Please put unwrapped toys and games in the Human Care box in the Narthex. Gift Cards need to be enclosed in an envelope marked for HBJP or Haven of Rest and put in Gina Hedervary’s mailbox.
We are thankful for the generous support given this project in past years and feel confident that we will have a full box by the end of October. The toys that Haven of Rest distributes may be the only present these children receive. Luke 12:48 says, “From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked.” Those of us who are blessed with much, let’s consider what we can do to help those who are in need. Human Care contact: Gina Hedervary at ghedervary@[email protected], or 330-242-0993.
OPPORTUNITY FOR MATCHING GIFTS FOR HURRICANE FLORENCE AID THROUGH THRIVENT Thrivent Financial will match personal contributions to up to $1 million to organizations assisting those affected by Hurricane Florence. Contributions can be made on the Thrivent.com disaster response page. Thrivent will match funds until December 31, 2018, or until the match goal is met, whichever is achieved first. Thrivent will also cover any processing fees so that 100% of donations go to the charities. For information on Thrivent Choice, Action Grants, and other Thrivent questions, contact Jim Kroeger, FLCS Thrivent
Congregational Advocate, [email protected] or by phone at 330-864-8389.
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Music Appreciation “Next to the Word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the World.” Martin Luther God is the source and giver of music and musical talents. We are truly blessed here at Fairlawn Lutheran to have so many members giving of their musical talents to enhance the worship services. Thank You to the following individuals that make music ministry here at Fairlawn a success: Organ – Gary Pinter and Karen Kronenberger Choir – Gary Pinter (Choir Director), Fred Damerow, Gene Miller, Ron Chism, Richard Kotick, Judy Corbett, Sandy Miller, LaDonn Eckberg, Sandy Chism, Ann Saiben, Judy Johnson, Cindy Kessler, Donna Preiksa, Karen Kronenberger, Grace Goettler, Lloyd Goettler Worship Team – Claire Gau (Co-Leader), Al Hedervary (Co-leader), Joanne Gillette, Sarah George, Sarah Guilda, Julia Fluharty, Lee Gillette, Ted Urbach, Alyssa Lance, Alex Morrison, Mari Lozano
Bell Choir – Barb Porter (Leader); Amy Furukawa, Karen Feth, Laura George, Gina Hedervary, Mary Ellen Hessel, Connie Little, Mari Lozano, Stephanie Luptak, Joyce Morton, Kiah Nelson, Larry Pantages, Mary Dee Raabe, Allyson Robinson, Alex Robinson, Elena Robinson, Quinn Robinson, Lisa Sears, Dave Sheets, Tom Strachan, Ilona Stroupe, Debbie Turner Parish Arts Series – Gary Pinter Soloists, Guests, Instrumentalists and Special Season participants - We can't even begin to name you all, but, thank you – we appreciate your contributions!
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Birthdays
1 Susie Riegger 13 Alice Strickler 23 Sarah Guilda 3 Henry Riegger 14 Laura Balliet 23 Heather Keller 3 Jennifer Snyder 14 Jennifer LaPorte 23 Luke Kohlmeier 4 Bernadette McMullen 14 Logan Thomas 23 Laura Lucas 4 Jeri Montalto 15 Ben Juengel 24 Michael Zwisler 4 Rick Porter 16 Stephen Kronenberger 25 Rhonda Kroeger 5 Joanne Kohlmeier 16 Carol Ray 27 Giully Cannata 6 Tom Barkley 17 GK Chuna 27 Ed Hornyak 9 Leighton Chuna 17 Rick Pajevic 27 Linda Liesem 9 Andy Morton 18 Martha Blaich 27 Susan Schmidt 9 Lois Schickler 18 Blaise Congeni 31 Dan Branist 10 Brenda Ling 19 Vi Bahm 31 Dave Carpenter 10 David Polcyn 19 Wayne Porter 31 Aaron Francis 11 Bill Wood 21 Tom DeLamatter 31 Cam Fraser 13 Bob Ray 21 Jean Wurzbacher
Special birthday wishes to Vi Bahm – our only nonagenarian this month!
Anniversaries 2 David & Devon Brinkman 16 Trevor & Pam Chuna 4 Brian & Jodi Buckham 19 Bob & Donna Hessel 5 Ron & Sandy Chism 20 Dave & Lori Weninger 7 Drew & Kate Meyer 21 James & Mary Kay Aberth 10 Rick & Emily Pajevic 21 Dave & Marian Carpenter 10 Randy & Maureen Popa 23 Mike & Allyson Robinson 12 Bob & Bev Fischer 26 Mike & Emily Menyes 14 Henry & Lorraine Signore 31 Jerry & Sharyn Hood 15 Dean & Alice Richards
Congratulations to those celebrating milestone anniversaries this year! Three couples are celebrating 55 years of marriage in 2018: Ron & Sandy Chism, Bob & Donna Hessel and Jerry & Sharyn Hood! Bob & Bev Fischer are celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Henry & Lorraine Signore and Dean & Alice Richards
celebrate their 30th anniversaries. Special congratulations to Mike & Emily Menyes who are celebrating 61 years of marriage!
Parish Arts Concert Series: University of Akron Choral Groups
Sunday, October 21, 4:00pm University of Akron Chamber & Concert Choirs present “Lean In” under the direction of Dr. Marie L. Bucoy-Calavan. This year’s featured selection will include Caroline Shaw’s stunning work “To the Hands” which is based on Dietrich Buxtehude’s “Ad Manus” from Membra Jesu Nostri, (complete with strings, organ and staging). Its subject is today’s refugee problem, the struggle and discomfort it produces; and how we shouldn’t shy away from, but “Lean Into” the issue with courage, kindness and love. This concert is free to the community as part of
Fairlawn Lutheran’s Parish Arts Series and no tickets are required. Parking available in the Fairlawn Lutheran parking lot and the Macy’s parking lot.
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By the Numbers Our Finance Team provides all of the information about our budget for connections. Do you have questions about the information below? Contact Rick Porter at [email protected].
CURRENT YEAR LAST YEAR CURRENT BUDGET
Income Expense Income Expense Income Expense MONTH January $49,440 $69,429 $55,858 $69,696 $58,702 $63,593 February $58,471 $63,395 $64,059 $61,117 $58,702 $63,593 March $56,146 $60,346 $57,211 $72,069 $58,702 $63,593 April $71,371 $58,387 $65,899 $53,730 $73,377 $63,593 May $57,238 $60,895 $51,030 $57,688 $58,702 $63,593 June $54,910 $59,277 $45,602 $62,511 $58,702 $63,593 July $59,151 $51,068 $48,698 $55,329 $73,377 $63,593 August $52,614 $58,911 $59,442 $55,026 $58,702 $63,593
YTD Income $459,341 $447,799 $498,966
YTD Expense $481,708 $487,166 $508,744 FAIRLAWN LUTHERAN INCOME & EXPENSE YEAR-TO-DATE Through August 31, 2018
Mortgage Balance as of 8/31/18 = $259,211.86
ATTENDANCE MAY 2018 JUNE 2018 JULY 2018 AUG 2018* SEPT 2018
Sat. 4pm - Average Attendance 32 28 36 37 27
Sun. 8:45am - Average Attendance 158 139 145 100 115
Sun. 11:15am - Average Attendance 106 94 102 67 78
Total Month's Individual Attenders 1180 1069 795 882 730 *On August 26, we had our outdoor service with 194 attendees at the 10am single service.
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NO SALE FUNDRAISER FOR SCHOOL The “No Sale” Fundraiser is back! On October 7, the school ministry team will be collecting any donations to help support an upgrade to our school’s playground. For only $50 your family name will be printed on over 100 shirts worn by our preschoolers. Or you may do a corporate sponsorship for $250. Contact: Devon Brinkman at 330-524-5057 or [email protected].
CORE TEAM: SEEKING NEW VOLUNTEERS The Core Team is a group that manages the use of Realm (our current database system and communication tool). We meet for an hour every other week and need additional help. Please consider serving the church on this team. Contact one of the Core Team members: Kim Hornyak, Becky Leu, Ron Kyle, Elaine Daubenmire or Jeff Stephens for more information.
WEDDINGS BAPTISMS FUNERALS Our deepest sympathy to the Johnson family as they mourn the death of Jim Johnson; the funeral was held at Fairlawn Lutheran on September 8.
On September 8, Pat Lindley married Tom McCrae in the sanctuary. May God bless your union!
THANK YOU Our dear Pastors and our brothers and sisters in Christ, We extend our deepest and very humbling heartfelt thank you for the out pouring of prayers, cards, love, support and delicious food extended to Jim and our family. Words simply cannot express how much this has meant to us during this very difficult time. May we all be comforted by reading John 11: 25-26. Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die.” Praise be to God! -The James Johnson Family
connections INFO DUE OCT. 18 Information for the November 2018 issue of our church newsletter is due on October 18. Please e-mail: [email protected].
Find hundreds more photos of Fairlawn Lutheran events on our Facebook page – Fairlawn Lutheran Church and School. The school has its own Facebook page – Fairlawn Lutheran School.
Contact
Senior Pastor Rev. Jim Gau [email protected] Associate Pastor Ministries Rev. Adam Thompson [email protected] Visitation Pastor Jack Kozak Pastors Emeritus Rev. Larry Leuthaeuser Rev. Charles Lentner Director of School Ministries Cathie Lucarelli [email protected] Director of Adult Ministries Kim Hornyak [email protected] Organist & Choir Director Gary J. Pinter
Worship Team Leader Al Hedervary Office Administrator Elaine Daubenmire [email protected] Communication Manager Allyson Robinson
Church Office Hours 8:30am-3:00pm M-F
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SATURDAY WORSHIP
4:00pm Traditional Worship SUNDAY WORSHIP
8:45am Traditional Worship 10:00am Christian Ed Hour 11:15am Contemporary Worship Communion offered weekly at all services
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CONTACT
Office: 9:00am-3:00pm M-F
Church: 330-836-7286
School: 330-864-7724
Web: www.fairlawnlutheran.org
Email: [email protected]
Fairlawn Lutheran will embrace people and walk with them in a RELATIONSHIP with Christ.
Join Us!
MahJong, Card & Game Party
October 8 & 22, 1-3pm
Red Cross Blood Drive Monday, October 15, 1:00-6:00pm
3415 West Market Street Fairlawn, Ohio 44333