ORDER OF WORSHIPJune 21, 2020 – 8:00/9:00/10:00/11:00 a.m.

Third Sunday After PentecostTheme: The Gathering of the Father’s Children

As We GatherIn the USA, in July 1908 a local church held a memorial tribute for 362 men who died in an explosion at the Fairmont Coal Company mines in Monongah, West Virginia the previous December. A little later, Sonora Smart Dodd, from Spokane, Washington, who was brought-up by her widowed father, started a campaign for local churches and government services to set aside a day to honor fathers. A first statewide Father’s Day was observed on July 19, 1910, and over time this date moved to the third Sunday in June and became a national event. American influence, and the desire to make Father’s Day a secular event, has seen this tradition adopted in a number of other countries, and today approximately 2/3 of the countries which mark Father’s day do so on this date. In other countries, it is celebrated on various days often in March or May. (From Liturgy Tools.net)

Prayer Before WorshipWe give our thanks, Creator God, for the fathers in our lives. Fatherhood does not come with a manual, and reality teaches us that some fathers excel while others fail.We ask for Your blessings for them all and forgiveness where it is needed. This Fa-ther’s Day we remember the many sacrifices fathers make for their children and families, and the ways - both big and small - they lift children to achieve dreams thought beyond reach. So too, we remember all those who have helped fill the void when fathers pass early or are absent; grandfathers and uncles, brothers and cousins, teachers, pastors and coaches and the women of our families. For those who are fathers, we ask for wisdom and humility in the face of the task of parenting. Give them the strength to do well by their children and by You. In Your Holy name, O God, we pray. Amen.

If you share our beliefs regarding the Lord’s Supper, we welcome you to our altar. If you would like to receive a gluten-free wafer or de-alcoholized wine, please let the Pastor or Elder know when you are at the table. Non-communing children and adults may receive a blessing from the Pastor, indicated by folding your arms across your chest as a sign you are not communing.

Prelude Rick Helderop, piano

Opening Hymn Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee

1. Joyful, joyful, we adore Thee, God of glory, Lord of love; Hearts unfold like flowers before Thee, opening to the sun above. Melt the clouds of sin and sadness, drive the dark of doubt away; Giver of immortal gladness, fill us with the light of day.

2. All Thy works with joy surround Thee, earth and heaven reflect Thy rays, Stars and angels sing around Thee, center of unbroken praise. Field and forest, vale and mountain, flowery meadow, flashing sea, Chanting bird and flowing fountain, call us to rejoice in Thee.

3. Thou art giving and forgiving, ever blessing, ever blest, Wellspring of the joy of living, ocean depth of happy rest! Thou our Father, Christ, our Brother - all who live in love are Thine; Teach us how to love each other, lift us to the joy divine.

Order of Service for Holy Communion

P: In the name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit.C: Amen.

P: Beloved in the Lord! Let us draw near with a true heart and confess our sins unto God, our Father, beseeching Him in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ to grant us forgive-ness. Our help is in the name of the Lord.

C: Who made heaven and earth.P: I said, I will confess my transgressions unto the Lord.C: And Thou forgavest the iniquity of my sin. P&C: O almighty God, merciful Father, I, a poor, miserable sinner, confess

unto Thee all my sins and iniquities with which I have ever offended Thee and justly deserved Thy temporal and eternal punishment. But I am heartily sorry for them and sincerely repent of them, and I pray Thee of Thy bound-less mercy and for the sake of the holy, innocent, bitter sufferings and death of Thy beloved Son, Jesus Christ, to be gracious and merciful to me, a poor, sinful being.

P: Upon this your confession, I, as a called and ordained servant of the Word, announce the grace of God to all of you, and in the stead and by the command of my Lord Jesus Christ I forgive you all your sins in the name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Gospel Announcement

Response: Glory be to Thee, O Lord!

Gospel Reading Matthew 26:17-30(The Lord’s Supper)

On the first day of the Festival of Unleavened Bread, the disciples came to Jesus and asked, “Where do you want us to make preparations for you to eat the Passover?” He replied, “Go into the city to a certain man and tell him, ‘The Teacher says: My appointed time is near. I am going to celebrate the Passover with my disciples at your house.’” So the disciples did as Jesus had directed them and prepared the Passover. When evening came, Jesus was reclining at the table with the Twelve. And while they were eating, he said, “Truly I tell you, one of you will betray me.” They were very sad and began to say to him one after the other, “Surely you don’t mean me, Lord?” Jesus replied, “The one who has dipped his hand into the bowl with me will betray me. The Son of Man will go just as it is written about him. But woe to that man who betrays the Son of Man! It would be better for him if he had not been born.” Then Judas, the one who would betray him, said, “Surely you don’t mean me, Rabbi?” Jesus answered, “You have said so.” While they were eating, Jesus took bread, and when he had given thanks, he broke it and gave it to his disciples, say-ing, “Take and eat; this is my body.” Then he took a cup, and when he had given thanks, he gave it to them, saying, “Drink from it, all of you. This is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins. I tell you, I will not drink from this fruit of the vine from now on until that day when I drink it new with you in my Father’s kingdom.” When they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives.

Response: Praise be to Thee, O Christ.

Sermon Hymn Faith of our Fathers

1. Faith of our fathers! Living still in spite of dungeon, fire, and sword: O how our hearts beat high with joy whene’er we hear that glorious word.

Refrain: Faith of our fathers, holy faith! We will be true to thee till death!

2. Our fathers, chained in prisons dark, were still in heart and conscience free: How sweet would be their children’s fate, if they like them could die for Thee. Refrain

3. Faith of our fathers! We will strive, to win all nations unto Thee, And thro’ the truth that comes from God, mankind shall then be truly free. Refrain

Sermon Text: Matthew 26:17-30“At the Lord’s Table”Rev. Randall J. Schlak

Prayer of the Church

Communion LiturgyThe Lord’s Prayer P: Our Father who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy name; Thy kingdom come; Thy will

be done on earth as it is in heaven; give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil;

C: For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen.

The Words of Institution (spoken by the Pastor)

The Pax DominiP: The peace of the Lord be with you always!C: Amen. The Agnus DeiO Christ Thou Lamb of God, that takest away the sin of the world, have mercy upon us. O Christ Thou Lamb of God, that takest away the sin of the world, have mercy upon us.O Christ Thou Lamb of God, that takest away the sin of the world, grant us Thy peace. Amen.

The Distribution of Holy Communion h The wafers are in plastic bags with 1 to 3 wafers in each bag. h The wine is in individual plastic containers with lids. h Each family unit will be invited forward by an usher to receive the elements after

they are blessed. h We will have two tables to serve two groups at a time. h Pastor or Elder (masked) will bring the appropriate count of the elements to the

table. If you would like to receive a gluten-free wafer or de-alcoholized wine, please let the Pastor or Elder know when you are at the table. You will then proceed to serve yourself the Body and Blood of Christ.

h Once done, you will take plastic bags and the containers with lids and place them in the receptacle that will be near the tables and you will go back to your seats.

h We will do this in a most reverent manner. I know it will seem strange to cel-ebrate the Eucharist in such a different way than we are accustomed, but our goal is to be as safe as we can and not put anyone’s health in jeopardy.

h If you do not feel comfortable receiving communion then please do not come forward. We want our worship environment to feel safe for all.

Benediction and Response: Amen! Amen! Amen!

Closing Hymn Children of the Heavenly Father(favorite hymn of Stephanie Raezler and Denise McNaughton)

1. Children of the heav’nly Father safely in His bosom gather; Nestling bird nor star in heaven such a refuge e’er was given.

2. God His own doth tend and nourish, in His holy courts they flourish; From all evil things He spares them, in His mighty arms He bears them.

3. Neither life nor death shall ever from the Lord His children sever; Unto them His grace He showeth, and their sorrows all He knoweth.

Silent Prayer

Postlude Rick Helderop, piano

Family of God Soup Kitchen sponsors for this month are the Burstein family; the McNaughton family in thankfulness for all God’s gifts to our family; and the Ortale family. Family of God Soup Kitchen - Positive Parenting sponsors for this month are the Zuerner family; the Dobring family; and Pat Nehl’s in thanksgiving for my wonderful Redeemer family.

Flowers were placed by Mary Jane and Thom Johnson in memory of loved ones lost, in celebration of family wedding anniversaries during this time, and in gratitude for our loving and supportive Redeemer family. God bless us all; Dan & Karen Rose in celebration of Hannah’s birthday; and Bonnie L. Brooks in celebration of Alea’s birthday.

Audio and Video OperatorDavid Hardoin

Musicians8:00/9:00 - Bonnie L. Brooks, soprano

10:00/11:00 - Redeemer Praise; Amy and Steve SeGraves, vocalists; Brian Buckmaster, drums; Greg Weipert, bass and guitar

8:00/9:00/10:00/11:00 - Rick Helderop, piano

June 21, 20208:00/9:00/10:00/11:00 a.m.

Lutheran Church of the Redeemer1800 W. Maple

Birmingham, Michigan 48009

Happy Father’s DayHappy Father’s Day

At the

Lord’s Table

Lutheran Church of the Redeemeryour community church

Mission:Bringing the love of Christ to a searching world.

HOST CONGREGATION FOR HOST CONGREGATION FOR OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE DEAF CHURCH OF THE DEAF 1800 West Maple Road Birmingham, Michigan 48009 Phone: (248) 644-4010 / Fax: (248) 644-1471 E-Mail: redeemer@redeemerbirmingham.org

Visit us at: www.redeemerbirmingham.orgfor more detailed information

Announcements for the week ofJune 21, 2020

Welcome to Redeemer! We are pleased to have you wor-ship with us. We pray you will return and share God’s Word with us again. For information on membership, contact Laura McDonald at (248) 644-4010.

“Now after John was arrested, Jesus came into Galilee, proclaiming the gospel of God, and saying, "The

time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel." Mark 1:14-15

Verse Verse of the of the MonthMonth

CCo m Co m f C o m fo rt i n gS c r i p t u r e

Praise be to the God and Fa-ther of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our trou-bles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.

(2 Corinthians 1:3-4)

Live Worship Services Have Begun!!!!(Services are limited to 60 people in attendance. Please read our Good Practices and

Procedures on the website prior to attending.) • There are sign-up genius forms for the Sunday Services (8:00/9:00/10:00am and

11:00am as needed) and Monday Service (7:00pm) found on the website, as well as the option to call the offi ce at 248-644-4010 to be added to the sign-up sheet.

• The services will be 30 minutes long and held in the front lawn outside the Sanc-tuary doors (except for the 8am service which will be held in the gym). You will be asked to bring your own chair and wear a mask. Plan to park in the East and West parking lots. *In the event of inclement weather, we will worship in the gym for all services.

• Bulletins will be printed and available at each service as well as posted on the website for you to print at home if you prefer.

• Bathrooms will be available and sanitized between each service, but our hope is to limit the number of people entering the building.

• The 9:00 service will be livestreamed for anyone still more comfortable wor-shiping from home.

• Communion WILL BE off ered the 1st and 3rd Sunday at ALL Sunday services and after the 2nd, 4th & 5th Sunday at the 7:00pm Monday night service.

WEEKLY WORSHIP UPDATESWEEKLY WORSHIP UPDATESWe will be sending out an email with information every Monday to keep you informed about any changes in worship at Redeemer. This email will also include the link to our worship page where you can fi nd each week’s worship signup. We are going to provide the worship signup one week at a time as things have been changing often. View our worship page anytime on the website by visiting https://www.lcr.church/services/.

If you aren’t receiving these email updates please send us your email by emailing offi ce@redeemerbirmingham.org or calling the offi ce at 248-644-4010 as this is our main form of communicationright now. Thank you!

HAPPY HAPPY FATHER'S FATHER'S

DAYDAY

Worship ScheduleSundaySunday

8am - GymCommunion 1st & 3rd Sunday

9:00*/10:00/11:00am - OutdoorsCommunion 1st & 3rd Sunday

*Livestreamed service

MondayMonday7:00pm - Outdoors

Communion after 2nd, 4th & 5th Sunday

SUPPORT DETROIT FIRE AND EMS Redeemer wants to help our community – and we are ask-ing our congregation to help! There are a lot of good things happening right now with regards to people stepping up and helping feed our frontline workers in the local hospitals. Debi Hollis has been gathering donations to feed the Detroit Fire and EMS guys and Redeemer wants to help. We will include the Detroit Police Department if enough funds come in! We all know that Detroit has been hit HARD, and they have been so very grateful for the help so far. Let’s remember the signs at Redeemer’s exit doors: YOU ARE NOW ENTERING THE MISSION FIELD. These folks are out there every day in the mission fi eld – let’s feed them and keep them going! Send all

donations to the church offi ce payable to Lu-theran Church of the Redeemer with “EMS food” in the memo line. Please put "attention EMS FOOD" on the front of the envelope. Call Debi Hollis with any questions at 248-568-7764.

W a y s T o S e r v e T h e C o m m u n i t y

COUNSELINGCOUNSELINGRedeemer counseling staff is still available through phone Skype or zoom. They have discounted their rates and the initial session is FREE. Our Redeemer staff counselors Drs. Sandra Pourcho, Travis Knight, and Anna Lewis are available to help you through this diffi cult time and beyond. To receive counseling please call 248-568-6040. God be with you!

SUMMER KAMP UPDATESUMMER KAMP UPDATEPlanning for Kamp 2020 August 1-7th is underway! We are praying that we will be able to safely gath-er this summer at Kamp. The situation is dynamic, of course, and we will notify everyone right away should plans change. We are accepting new registrations, but please hold off on making payments to us at this time. We hope to resume accepting payments in mid-June should Kamp be moving for-ward at that time. Visit www.lcr.church/kamp to learn more about Kamp and to register. Email us at re-deemerkamp@gmail.com or call Kamp Director, Tim Springer at 248-930-2215 if you have any questions.

W a y s T o S e r v e R e d e e m e r

Give Online For your convenience, use a QR code reader on your smart phone to give.

You can also go to the website – www.redeemerbirming-ham.org and under the menu option click on Giving – Ways to Give – and scroll down to Give Online and click on Redeemer’s donation page. Click on the Login/Cre-ate Profi le button. Once your profi le is set-up, you may make a one-time donation, or set-up a recurring donation and not worry about mailing in your off ering envelope!

Special Music Needed for Summer Services!Special Music Needed for Summer Services!Whether you sing or play an instrument, if you would be will-ing to use your talent to provide special music for the 9:00am service on a Sunday in the summer, please contact Steve Se-Graves (stevensegraves@gmail.com / 734-748-0849). Now, through Labor Day weekend, individuals will be needed to help provide this important ministry at Redeemer.

Celebration, Summer Praise Choir!If you sing or play, and enjoy contemporary Christian music and praise songs, join us in helping to lead the music in wor-ship at the 10:30am summer services, now through Labor Day weekend. For more information, contact Steve SeG-raves (stevensegraves@gmail.com (734) 748-0849)

Your men's ministry is leaping into the 21st century with a virtual bible study on Wednesday mornings at 6:45 am. In the past few weeks, we have had 32 men join us! It's a perfect time to join in as we are starting a new study on 1st Corinthianswhich will be led by Gary Priskorn. So grab a cup of Joe, sit down in your favor-ite easy chair and join us for what should prove to be a very interesting study. Con-tact Gary at gpriskorn@redeemerbirming-ham.org / 248.561.2641 for the instruc-tions on how to join them on Zoom.

WOMEN’S MINISTRYWOMEN’S MINISTRYThings to look forward to: Things to look forward to:

• • “Talk to the Bees” an adventure in beekeeping by an expert “Talk to the Bees” an adventure in beekeeping by an expert beekeeper tentatively scheduled for late June or early Julybeekeeper tentatively scheduled for late June or early July

• • The biggest welcome back ladies party to play games, eu-The biggest welcome back ladies party to play games, eu-chre, bunco or just sit across a table and talk (provided we chre, bunco or just sit across a table and talk (provided we are allowed.) Anything we do from now on may have some are allowed.) Anything we do from now on may have some new rules, but we can and will fi nd our way back to activi-new rules, but we can and will fi nd our way back to activi-ties we have always enjoyed. More later!ties we have always enjoyed. More later!

• • Winter Retreat at Camp Tamarack on Winter Retreat at Camp Tamarack on January 8 and 9 January 8 and 9 2021! 2021!

ham.org / 248.561.2641 for the instruc-

is underway! We are praying that we will be able to safely gath-er this summer at Kamp. The situation is dynamic, of course, and we will notify everyone right away

please hold off on making payments please hold off on making payments . We hope to resume accepting payments in mid-June should Kamp be moving for-

tions on how to join them on Zoom.

is underway! We are praying that we will be able to safely gath-er this summer at Kamp. The situation is dynamic, of course, and we will notify everyone right away

please hold off on making payments please hold off on making payments . We hope to resume accepting payments in mid-June should Kamp be moving for-

ham.org / 248.561.2641 for the instruc-tions on how to join them on Zoom.

Kamp 2020 August 1-7thKamp 2020 August 1-7ther this summer at Kamp. The situation is dynamic, of course, and we will notify everyone right away should plans change. We are accepting new registrations, but

. We hope to resume accepting payments in mid-June should Kamp be moving for-

Planning for Kamp 2020 August 1-7thKamp 2020 August 1-7ther this summer at Kamp. The situation is dynamic, of course, and we will notify everyone right away should plans change. We are accepting new registrations, but to us at this time. We hope to resume accepting payments in mid-June should Kamp be moving for-

MOM'S DAY OUT REGISTRATION IS OPEN!MOM'S DAY OUT REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

Mom's Day Out registration has begun for the 2020-2021 school year. If you are interested in enrolling your child, please contact Nicole Olds at nolds@redeemerbirming-ham.org or 248-644-4010 ext. 124.

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For those facing health concerns: Arnie Glesmann Betty Darrow, friend of the Eley’s Dave Peterson Suzzane and Shelly Stock Cheryl Olds, Aaron Olds' mom Rudy Becker Ron McFall, brother of Pam Lucas Alistair Kime, child of Westmaple family Cindy, a friend of Linda & Patrick McCauley Alice Fleming Alberta Schmidt, Karen Rose's mom Herb and Charlene, friends of Bonnie Ernewein Betty Owens Peni Colville, Pam Dundas' sister Jan Hogan Sharon Frey Dennis Ainhorn, friend of Jane Bacon Chris Decker, friend of Pat Nehls Kurt Jung Bruce Landino, friend of Terry & Jean RobertsFor those in hospice care: Margot Gray

Prayer & Praise ListPrayer & Praise ListSpecial Petitions: For Etta Unruh, Redeemer member who is homebound: pray

for strength and encouragement. For all those suff ering from the coronavirus and all health-

care workers devoting themselves to helping everyone who is sick.

Prayers for God’s guidance, peace, equality, understanding, compassion, and love.

President Trump and all world leaders, that God surround them with wise counsel.

All those who are serving in the military, police & fi re-fi ghters For all caregivers of those facing health concerns. Prayers of Thanksgiving:• For those celebrating birthdays and anniversaries

Staff Contact Informationall email addresses are @redeemerbirmingham.org

CHURCH MINISTRIES:Men’s and Senior‘s Ministry

Gary Priskorn (ext 123)gpriskorn@

Women’s MinistryKi� y Sweitzer (ext 111)

misski� y@

Children’s MinistryNicole Olds (ext 124)

nolds@

Family Life/Middle School/ Outreach/ Confi rma� on

Laura McDonald (ext 121)laura@

Director of High School MinistryGia Scheidt (ext 120)

gscheidt@

Assistant Director of High School Ministry

Eric Wisniewski (ext 120)ewisniewski@

Fellowship CoordinatorKim Davis (248) 613-4200

Church Offi ce (248) 644-4010offi ce@

Rose Kiehle (ext 116)rkiehle@

Therese Scheidt (ext 114)therese@

Pam Tyndall (ext 118)ptyndall@

Church AccountantLisa Macks (ext 110)

lmacks@

Music MinistrySteve SeGraves (ext 129)

or 734.259.8890ssegraves@

Redeemer Counseling(248) 568-6040

Pastor EmeritusRev. Milton R. Schemm

Senior PastorThe Rev. Randall J. Schlak

(ext. 119)rschlak@

Associate PastorThe Rev. Tyler A. Walworth

(ext. 117)twalworth@

JUNE LAMP UPDATEAn electronic version of the June Lamp is posted to the website and was emailed to everyone on our Lamp email distribution list. We will not be doing our typical bulk mailing of the Lamp this month

so if you would like to be added to the email distri-bution list please email us at offi ce@redeemerbir-mingham.org. If you would like a physical copy of the June Lamp, printed copies are available outside the door of the Town Square (West Entrance).

There is a stack of the new Portals of Prayer on a small table outside the door of the Town Square (west entrance) for anyone who wish-es to pick one up. You can also go on www.cph.org and read the portals of prayer devotion each day during the covid-19 shutdown.

VIRTUAL VBS RECAPWe had an amazingly unique week of VBS this year! Redeemer’s Virtual VBS 2020 had 196 children participate which is so wonder-ful. The kids enjoyed lessons, drama skits,

crafts and snacks all while at home. We had a series of vid-eos for them to watch and sent home crafts and some snack supplies in a cute bag. We were very happy we could provide a program to the kids who now more than ever need the re-minder that they are loved by not only family but most of all by God. The kids walked through the books of Acts and learned some wonderful lessons about how Jesus and God can help us do hard things, give us hope, help us be bold, let us live forever and help us be good friends. A huge thank you to my team of directors as well as those who put togeth-er music, drama, snacks and taught. We are a very bless-ed congregation with so many amazingly talented people.

If you lose a loved one at this time, we are once again using the sanctuary for funeral & memorial services and limiting it to 100 people. Please contact the church offi ce or the Pastors to make arrangements.

Donation Drive! Family of God has been serving meals in Detroit to those in need throughout the pandemic. Since they serve meals 6 days a week, they are running low on certain items…so our Redeemer family is coming to the rescue! If you feel so inclined, please drop off needed items by TODAY Sunday, June 21st before or after physical worship. There will be a marked area for donations outside near the Sanctuary doors (and Laura will probably be standing there!). If you are uncomfortable coming to physical worship, but still want to drop off donations, please contact Laura (laura@redeemerbirmingham.org) to make diff erent arrangements, or for any other questions or concerns.

Needed Items:- masks

- bottled or canned water/juice/soda- individual snacks (chips, crackers, granola bars, fruit snacks, cookies,

fruit cups, etc.)- bread

- lunch meat- individual packets of mustard/mayo/ketchup- coff ee cups and lids that fi t those coff ee cups

- wrapped silverware - plastic grocery bags

- hand sanitizer (if you can fi nd it)**PLEASE NO CANNED GOODS OR "PANTRY ITEMS"**

JAMS - Jesus & Middle Schoolers

FAMILY OF GODFamily of God is Serving Detroit throughout the Pandemic! Family of God continues to provide dinners to those in need 6 days a week during the virus outbreak! If you’d like to see a spotlight of FOG’s service to Detroit during these trying times, please watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUplxDQr2DE&feature=emb_title. As a con-gregation, Redeemer has also continued to provide meals for FOG. Redeemer has delivered 5 meals to FOG since the “Stay at Home” order began, and we’ve done it in diff erent ways! The families of Redeemer’s Positive Parenting group, along with other wonderful volunteers, made casseroles, baked goods, sandwiches, and salads in their own homes. Laura went around town and picked up all of the goodies (no contact, porch pick-up!) and then dropped them off in Detroit. Lau-ra enjoyed seeing the smiling faces of the kids through the windows as she picked up food from their porches! Families worked together to make parts of the meal – while mom made a casserole, the kids helped make a batch of baked goods! Children even made “notes of encouragement” that FOG will pass out to those receiving meals! All food delivered is immediately packed into "to go" containers and handed out with blankets, fabric masks, coff ee - whatever is needed. RYG has brought down and served three hot meals. About 80-100 trays are served every night! If you’d like to help out with Family of God in the future (donating money, helping with the meal, etc.) please contact the church offi ce.

Call for Volunteers:Camp Restore DetroitCleanup / Buildup DaySaturday, June 27th, 9-4

*Rain Date: Saturday, July 11Many ways to get involved:Lawn work / Cleanup / Painting Carpentry / Electrical / Demo

We’ll be practicing safe protocols with masks and distancing.Individual safely prepared sack lunches & water provided.

let us know if you’ll be attending so we can plan accordingly!Contact a Team Restore member for more info:

Jon Duff 248 214-9037 • Cheryl Schiller 248 464-9353Debi Hollis 248 568-7764 • Donna Hollis 248 752-5986

Summer JAMS & RYG!Summer JAMS & RYG!Middle Schoolers (JAMS) & High Schoolers (RYG) are hanging Middle Schoolers (JAMS) & High Schoolers (RYG) are hanging out on Wednesdays from 6-8pm ALL SUMMER LONG! It startsout on Wednesdays from 6-8pm ALL SUMMER LONG! It starts THISTHIS Wednesday 6/24 Wednesday 6/24 and continues each week throughout the and continues each week throughout the summer –summer – NO COST! NO COST! JAMS meets outside on the front lawn for JAMS meets outside on the front lawn for dinner, lots of games, and a devo! RYG meets outside on the play-dinner, lots of games, and a devo! RYG meets outside on the play-ground for dinner & Bible Study! Parents, you can drop your high ground for dinner & Bible Study! Parents, you can drop your high schooler and middle schooler off at one time so that they can have schooler and middle schooler off at one time so that they can have Christian fellowship and some time to grow in their faith! Contact Christian fellowship and some time to grow in their faith! Contact Gia, Eric, or Laura for more information.Gia, Eric, or Laura for more information.

RYG Lock-In: June 26-27thRYG Lock-In: June 26-27thArrive between 7-8pm Friday, then join us at Camp Restore for a day of service in Detroit on Saturday (9-4pm). $10 for high schoolers, FREE for 8th Graders!

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has been rescheduled for Saturday, September 19th at 11:00am

More details to come!