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Trinity’s mission is to connect people in Roselle and beyond in real, loving rela onship with God through Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit,
with each other in a contagious Chris an community and with their calling of servanthood in the world. The Trinity “Take-Out” seeks to inform the congrega on of church-related ministries and events,
in an effort to increase understanding, par cipa on, and fellowship.
Trinity Lutheran Church The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Contemporary Worship Traditional Worship
Due to the constraints of time and space, certain editorial decisions may be necessary.
God has always used His people “on a mission” to grow, strengthen and develop faith – theirs and others. We see it with people who go on na onal or foreign mission trips, with kids who par cipate in service projects, with members of Trinity who help out with “The Clinic” every November. Folks to “go and tell” in word and deed say “My faith was strengthened when I served God and others and told them about Jesus.” That’s our common experience.
In our Scripture lessons for today we see a simple truth: ““Going and Telling” in response to God’s command strengthens our in macy with God and helps us see His plan for our lives. And more. The strengthening of in macy and rela onship built on obedience to God’s command builds more in macy and a greater desire to follow God’s will. GGoing builds our faith and in macy with God and our in macy with God makes us want to “go” all the more.
When we feel we are not “good enough” or “strong enough” to follow this command of the Lord, this weekend’s Psalm encourages us more: GGod does not need our strength to accomplish His will. Instead “the Lord delights in those who fear Him, who put their hope in His unfailing love.” God sends. We go. He uses us to accomplish His will.
This greater connec on with God’s mission for our lives brings greater in macy. You see, connec on with God raises in macy with Him – and others. That’s why our mission as a church is to connect people in real, loving rela onship with God, through Jesus Christ, in the power of the Holy Spirit, with each other in a contagious Chris an community, and with their calling of servanthood in the world.
What has your experience been regarding the rela onship between ac ng on God’s mission and growing faith – and in macy with God? Can a Chris an fully develop their faith without “going and telling” others about their faith? Does following God’s mission require going into the foreign mission field or can we follow Him on mission in our homes and families and neighborhoods?
FROM THE PASTOR...
WELCOME TO OUR GUESTS We are so glad you are joining us today! If you are in need of anything, please ask an elder, greeter, or usher for assistance or stop by our welcome center at the recep on desk in the lobby. We will be glad to help you in any way that we can. We have large print copies of the order of service and “Trinity Take-Out,” as well as hearing assistance devices available. If you or someone you know could benefit from these, just ask an usher or elder before the service. Bathrooms are located in the hallway that adjoins the coat area to the lobby. On the south side of the lobby, we have a staffed nursery available for children aged infant to three years old. Included in this bulle n are various events hosted by our church in the coming weeks. Everyone is invited to these ac vi es, and we hope you’ll a end, too. If you need more informa on, call the contact numbers provided with the ac vity or call the church office at 630.894.3263. For ques ons about what we believe and other general informa on about Trinity, go to trinityroselle.com and click on the Guests and Newcomers bu on.
Pastoral Assistants:
Trinity Lutheran Church The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Contemporary Worship Traditional Worship
TRINITY Take-Out
Fourth Sunday After Epiphany Feb. 7– Feb. 9, 2015
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Welcome to Worship...
SSCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THIS WEEK Old Testament Lesson: Psalm 147:1-6, 10-11 New Testament Lesson: 1Corinthians 9:16-27 Gospel Lesson: Mark 1:29-39
Colleen Berghaus 2/10 Tyler Felker 2/10 Mollie Hammerschmidt 2/10 Ronald Kabat 2/10 Alexander Kaiser 2/10 Brenda Marano 2/10 Raquel Piedlow 2/10 Joy Pressley 2/10 Scott Steger 2/10 Lucy Valeski 2/10 Claire Einhorn 2/12 Clarissa Gieseke 2/12 Jeanine Kelly 2/12 Arthur Koehler 2/12 Allen Lindahl 2/12 Barbara Murray 2/12
Diane Pozdol 2/12 Sharon Richert 2/12 Kyle Trieb 2/12 Patrick Zambito 2/12 Noah Bucheit 2/12 Ryan Castello 2/12 Joyce Dickte 2/12 Sharon Hitzemann 2/12 Ryan Laman 2/12 Ronald Macholz 2/12 Roberta Meyer 2/12 Gloria Paul 2/12 Emma Puntch 2/12 Amber Rose 2/12 Stephen Schade 2/12 Deanna Stuart 2/12
John Tranchitella 2/12 Adrian Vega 2/12 Patrick Wartan 2/12 Michael Bierman 2/13 Veronica Bodem 2/13 Shirley Gwin-Brown 2/13 Kristofer Kuehn 2/13 Beth McFarland-Wilson 2/13 Jill Piekarski 2/13 Joanne Rogulich 2/13 Diane Semro 2/13 Bobby Armstead 2/14 Ellen Baker 2/14 Patricia Baute 2/14 Anna Geiseman 2/14 Brian Grussing 2/14
Robert Heimlich 2/14 Kyle Klosowicz 2/14 Nancy Lichthardt 2/14 Nicole Palmer 2/14 Judy York-O'Neil 2/14 Jennifer Bigler 2/15 Lyonell Goldsmith 2/15 Dana Hamilton 2/15 Amanda Marks 2/15 Kathlyn Nilsen 2/15 Krystina Okolita 2/15 Katherine Pool 2/15 Michael Rogulich 2/15 Jessica Stubbs 2/15 Danielle Tiedel 2/15 Jessica Vega 2/15
Dawn Behnke 2/16 Mary Bialek 2/16 Shirley Bromley 2/16 Michael Elkin 2/16 Alexander Guzy 2/16 Scott Hausman 2/16 Janan Jarosinski 2/16 Allyson Korsgard 2/16 Shannon Marks 2/16 Thomas Mitchell 2/16 Ronald Rosenwinkel 2/16 Jeffrey Stensland 2/16 Carol Taylor 2/16 Danielle Yurik 2/16
SATURDAY—5 p.m. SUNDAY—8 a.m. SUNDAY—9:30 a.m. SUNDAY—11 a.m. MONDAY—7 p.m.
Birthday Blessings...
CHURCH COUNCIL NEWS
At the recommenda on of the Finance Commi ee, the Church Council voted to consolidate two loans for debt reduc on using 25% of the Stark Fund (as s pulated in the Trust) for a 10-year term at 4.50%. Savings due to refinancing will be over $800,000 allowing us to be debt- free within ten years versus sixteen years. The Council appreciates the Commi ee's hard work in nego a ng these savings.
In Memoriam Rogers L. Boly died on January 26, 2015 at the age of 78. His funeral service was held at Brust Funeral Home in Carol Stream. Burial was at Arlington Cemetery in Elmhurst on January 30, 2015. For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain” (Philippians 1:21).
This week in chapel Glen Kuck, the principal of St. Paul's, Aus n, in Chicago, will be leading worship to talk about Hearts for Jesus. This was our chapel mission project since Christmas and we missed him back on January 7th. Our offerings will support Hearts for Jesus for one more week. Please join us at 8:20 a.m. on Wednesday.
Will 2015 be the year you go on a mission trip? Will you be a prayer warrior for our missionaries who are in the field? Will you consider a child sponsorship? There are so many ways to serve the Lord! Take a few minutes to browse through the displays that are set up in the lobby. How is God calling you to get involved?
Mission Weekend
PRAY. For nearly 100 years, commi ed Chris ans have been in constant prayer for the Gospel to reach people around the world through the work of this ministry. You can add your voice to this community of believers. To stay in touch with Lutheran Hour Ministries' prayer needs, subscribe to one of our free ministry newsle ers. GIVE. Your gi to Lutheran Hour Ministries helps proclaim the Good News of Jesus around the world-in Spanish, in Vietnamese, in Kazakh, in Swahili, in Cantonese, in Russian, in Tamil, in Arabic, and many others (including English), even in places where the church can't go. In the United States, it can share the Gospel with 800,000 listeners to The Lutheran Hour every week. To give now, visit HHMGIFT.ORG. GO AND DO. As your partner in God's mission, LHM will walk alongside you as you live your faith. We'll help you get going with a free starter kit containing a video Bible study, booklets to share, and informa on about how to serve through an LHM Interna onal Volunteer Trip.
GENEROUS GIFTING…
Our Response to God’s Love in Support of Our Response to God’s Love in Support of Our Response to God’s Love in Support of Christ’s Mission Among UsChrist’s Mission Among UsChrist’s Mission Among Us
01/27/1501/27/1501/27/15———02/02/1502/02/1502/02/15
Elders:
Comm. Assts:
Acolytes:
Ushers:
Lectors:
Greeters:
Welcome Center:
Nursery::
Coffee Hour:
Sundays , 8:00 a.m., Markektplace, Jen Pankau leading.
Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m., Church Library, Arlene Eisenbraun leading.
Friday, February 13th, 6:30 p.m., Oasis, Pastor Warmann leading.
Saturday, February 14th, 8:00 a.m., Room 110, Pastor Warmann leading.
Sunday, February 8th, 5:00 p.m., Room 110.
Sunday, February 8th, 12:30 p.m., Conference Room 1. Pastor Warmann leading.
Monday February 9th, 7:00 p.m., Oasis.
Tuesday, February 17th, 7 p.m., Room 110, Pastor Warmann leading.
Sundays , 9:30 & 11:00 a.m., Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m., Family Life Center. Pastor Pudell leading.
Sundays, 12:30-3:30 p.m., Room 110, Pastor Mueller leading
Mondays, 7:00 p.m., Room 105, March 2nd, Phyllis Spaeth leading.
Tuesdays, 7:00 p.m., Family Life Center, Pastor Noll leading.
Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m., Oasis, Pastor Gibbons & Pastor Bach leading.
Thursdays, 6:30 a.m., Family Life Center, Pastor Mueller, Jr., leading.
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Prayers and Sharing... PRAYING THE SCRIPTURES That knowing the joy of Christ’s presence in our lives, we share the Good News with others That we put our hope in His unfailing love That our faith might be strengthened
HOSPITALIZED... Alexian Bros. Rehab Lore a Mikes Arden Courts Dorothy Ludwig Central DuPage Mike Hommowun, 2/9 Bob Ruele Holy Family, Des Plaines Beverly “Kay” Petges, sister-in-law of Marilyn Petges Lexington, Streamwood Janet Malkasian Lutheran General Chuck Abraham, father of Diane Vlcek Manor Care, Elgin Ilene Medcalf St. Joseph, Elgin Bob Pethes West Suburban Michael Walker
Receiving Treatments and/or Recovering…
Missions for Week of 2/8/15 St. Michael's Lutheran Church, St. Petersburg, Russia St. Peter Lutheran Church, SAC City, IA Immanuel Lutheran Church, St. Ansgar, IA St. John Lutheran Church, Sanborn, IA St. Paul Lutheran Church, Schaller, IA Immanuel Lutheran Church, Schleswig, IA
Gail Baker Nancy Benhart Ernie Carlstrom Deb Darby June Dunbar Deloris Falkenthal Marilyn Fisher Gail Garner Diane Giovenco Joyce Hadley Rob Heimlich Greg Herner Ruther Jacobsen Paul Kopp Caroline Kowalski Paul Kravitz Rev. Rich Laux Nancy Lichthardt Mandy Long
Jim Marcell Cathy Miller Rob Ney George Nowak Joe Pecoraro Sandy Prueter Sandra Reid James Reese Marty Ruhter Richard Schilling Norma Schumacher Judy Smith Frank Spavone Bertha Vlcek Be y Warfel Adele White Marilyn Wunderlich Rudy Zelai s
HOSPICE CARE... Amanda Kraass, mother of Ingrid Colonna and Doris Lewan Larry Wilson, former member
GONE HOME TO THE LORD... Ronald Barth, brother of David Barth Bob Heimlich, father of Rob Heimlich
ANNIVERSARIES... Les & Geri Frick, 55 yrs
Bre Clausius Jerry Drallmeier Jim Grimm Bill Herner
Sally Magallanes Kathy Silva David Trestka
Care requests may be submi ed for prayer needs, hospital/shut-in visit requests, and notes of encouragement for yourself and your loved ones. † Using the CCare Card in the binder & pew rack. † By email: [email protected] † By calling Pastor Warmann at 630.894.3263, ext. 224,
or cell: 630.251.2238, or Pat Nagel, Care Coordinator, 630.894.3263 ext. 227, or cell: 224.520.2266
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
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CONNECTIONS...
MMission Trip Dinner and Talent Show FundraiserLooking for a great night to take your Valen ne out for a great dinner that supports two great causes? Why not come out to the Dinner and Talent show on Saturday night February 21st from 7-9:30 p.m. in the Family Life Center? The dinner will support both youth mission trips to Cayey, Puerto Rico and Pocahontas, Virginia. The night will include a spaghe dinner, a talent show from our youth going on the trip, special auc on items, tes monies from students and adults and more! The night is a freewill offering (suggested price $20). Tickets are available at the front desk or contact DCE Mark. Looking forward to seeing you all there!
The Take-Out is available
on-line.
Our monthly volunteer efforts con nue at the St. Ma hew Soup Kitchen in Chicago.
Our non-perishable food dona ons were much appreciated at both their Thanksgiving and Christmas special dinners. UUpcoming service dates are FFeb. 24, March 24, and AApril 23. To volunteer or for more details, contact Nancy at 847-923-8842 or [email protected]
The devo on leader is Pastor Muelller Jr. "Be the Change" is a program presented by Lutheran Child and Family Service. Jennifer Lopez and others from the agency will show us how LCFS impacts families. Come for dinner and fellowship. Sign up in the JOY book at the recep on center before Feb. 20th. For more informa on contact Do e Hildebrandt 630.894.3916.
JOB OPPORTUNITY
JOB OPPORTUNITY
Alumni Reunion
Mission Trip Dinner and Talent Show Fundraiser
Upcoming service dates Feb. 24March 24 April 23
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JOB OPPORTUNITY A paid posi on is open for Sunday School Superintendent at Trinity Lutheran. Responsibili es include choosing curriculum, managing Sunday School staff and special events as well as overseeing the nursery and child care for classes and mee ngs. For more informa on or to send a resume contact Deaconess Rogene at 630.940.6347 or [email protected].
JOB OPPORTUNITY Do you have a love for li le children? Trinity Lutheran School is currently seeking a part- me teacher for our “Li le Learners” program. This program is one a ernoon a week for 2 – 3 hours beginning in February and runs through May (approximately 12 week program). A degree in educa on is preferred. If interested, please send your resume to Dr. Libka at [email protected], or contact the school office directly at 630-894-3263, x228.
Graduates of Trinity Lutheran School who are 21 or older are invited to a end our third AAlumni Reunion. Enjoy an evening of fellowship with former graduates and faculty. Parents (and grandparents) of graduates as well as young children of graduates are also invited. Experienced childcare is available at no cost. Pizza, light appe zers, wine, beer, and pop will be provided.
APRIL
186:00pm
This fund raiser will help defray expenses for Troop 408, which include camping, summer camp, equipment and supplies. The MISSION of Boy Scouts of America is ‘to serve others by helping to ins ll values in young people, to teach leadership skills, and teach young people responsibility. Wouldn’t it be great ea ng pancakes to help make this all happen?
Maryann Grygiel 630.893.6647
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Life Groups… DELTA COURSE FOR WOMEN SSundays , 8:00 a.m., Markektplace, Jen Pankau leading. Join the Sunday morning women’s group as they connect with Christ, community, and their calling through Delta. Contact Jen Pankau at [email protected]. further informa on.
BIBLE CLASS Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m., Church Library, Arlene Eisenbraun leading. Class will resume the study of Psalms.
MEN & WOMEN LIFE GROUP Friday, February 13th, 6:30 p.m., Oasis, Pastor Warmann leading. Men & Women are welcome to join us as we study the Delta course and connect with Christ, community and our calling.
MEN’S LIFE GROUP Saturday, February 14th, 8:00 a.m., Room 110, Pastor Warmann leading. Join us as we begin a new video series on “Fathered by God” by John Eldridge in January. Contact Pastor Warmann at 630.251.2238 or [email protected].
ARE YOU GRIEVING THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE? Sunday, February 8th, 5:00 p.m., Room 110. You’re invited to come for the “Grief Share” video and discussion group. Please contact Pastor Doug Warmann at 630.894.3263 ext.224 if you’d like more informa on. Walk-ins are welcome.
TRINITY PRAYER TEAM Sunday, February 8th, 12:30 p.m., Conference Room 1. Pastor Warmann leading. Join us as we give thanks to God for His goodness to the church and the world. You may write your prayer concerns by using the Care Card in the pew or sending an email to [email protected]. Contact Pat Nagel at 630.259.8427 or [email protected].
DIVORCE CARE SUPPORT GROUP Monday February 9th, 7:00 p.m., Oasis. Find help and healing for the hurt of divorce and separa on. Cost of 13-week course $20, includes workbook. Contact Pat Nagel at 630.259.8427 or [email protected].
SPIRITUAL CONNECTIONS Tuesday, February 17th, 7 p.m., Room 110, Pastor Warmann leading. Come and discover the basics of prayer and the next steps to growing your personal prayer life in this one session seminar. Contact Pastor Warmann for further informa on at 630.251.2238 or [email protected].
Support Groups...
REVELATION REVEALED! Sundays , 9:30 & 11:00 a.m., Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m., Family Life Center. Pastor Pudell leading. We are beginning the Book of Revela on where its author, John, details the vision he received from God concerning future events, to assure us about our future and God’s plan for all believers. Then, God's people lived their lives and faced their future armed only with their faith to overcome dire living condi ons, severe persecu on, and regular tests of their faith. Today, Faith is all we have to face our challenges, our struggles, and our tempta ons. We'll be discussing all these relevant topics in the Family Life Center on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. with a reprise on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.
MEMBERSHIP CLASS SERIES Sundays, 12:30-3:30 p.m., Room 110, Pastor Mueller leading Contact Lin Wahlen at 630.894.3263 or [email protected] to RSVP. Light lunch included.
WOMEN’S MINISTRY BOOK CLUB Mondays, 7:00 p.m., Room 105, March 2nd, Phyllis Spaeth leading. We will be discussing “The Mountain Between Us” by Charles Mar n.
GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. LUKE Tuesdays, 7:00 p.m., Family Life Center, Pastor Noll leading. An in-depth look at the Gospel wri en by Luke, the evangelist.
SMALL GROUP BIBLE STUDY Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m., Oasis, Pastor Gibbons & Pastor Bach leading. The Story; A comprehensive look at the story of God Working Among His People, Genesis-Revela on. Contact Pastor Bach 630.894.3263 ext. 225 or [email protected].
STUDY OF THE BOOK OF EPHESIANS Thursdays, 6:30 a.m., Family Life Center, Pastor Mueller, Jr., leading. Coffee and donuts make the early hour easier. Walk-ins are welcome.
Bible Study & Membership...
PRAYING THE SCRIPTURES
HOSPITALIZED... Alexian Bros. Rehab
Arden Courts
Central DuPage
Holy Family, Des Plaines
Lexington, Streamwood
Lutheran General
Manor Care, Elgin
St. Joseph, Elgin
West Suburban
Receiving Treatments and/or Recovering…
Missions for Week of 2/8/15 HOSPICE CARE...
GONE HOME TO THE LORD...
ANNIVERSARIES...
Care requests may be submi ed for prayer needs, hospital/shut-in visit requests, and notes of encouragement for yourself and your loved ones.
Care Card
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THIS WEEK
SATURDAY—5 p.m. SUNDAY—8 a.m. SUNDAY—9:30 a.m. SUNDAY—11 a.m. MONDAY—7 p.m.
CHURCH COUNCIL NEWS
In Memoriam
The Lutheran Hour HMGIFT.ORG.
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GENEROUS GIFTING… The following graphs reflect our fiscal year results for the period July, 2014, through January, 2015. We are comparing our Ministry Plan (budget) to the total gi s given including the Opera ng Fund. The opera ng fund is used to support our expenses for day-to-day opera ons such as salaries and building costs as well as contribute to the support of our school. Our opera ng fund for July – Jan. was $1,146,000. The importance of the opera ng Fund should not be underes mated. With God’s guidance we are blessed to be good managers of His gi s. Please consider our Opera ng Fund needs in your weekly giving.
Our Response to God’s Love in Support of Our Response to God’s Love in Support of Our Response to God’s Love in Support of
Christ’s Mission Among UsChrist’s Mission Among UsChrist’s Mission Among Us 01/27/1501/27/1501/27/15———02/02/1502/02/1502/02/15
Attendance 606Operating Fund 19,075.83Building Fund 1,772.38Missions Undesignated 1,189.39Sow for Double Harvest 935.00All Other Contributions 2,799.19
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$100,000
$200,000
$300,000
$400,000
$500,000
JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN
Ministry Plan and Actual Operating Income and Expenses 2014-2015
Ministry Plan Income Ministry Plan Expenses Actual Income Actual Expenses
July-January Operating TotalsMinistry Plan Actual
Income $2,768,700 $2,765,000Expenses $2,719,150 $2,726,000Difference $49,550 $ 39,000
$1,900,000
$- $250,000 $500,000 $750,000
$1,000,000 $1,250,000 $1,500,000 $1,750,000 $2,000,000
JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN
2014-15 Operating Fund Through January
Actual
Ministry Plan$1,086,000
$1,146,000
Elders: John Kelm, Wayne Zoellick, Mike Zitella, Phil Parisi Comm. Assts: 5:00 Rich Devermann, Rich Elkin
11:00 Diana VanEenige, Janet Colonna, Angela Bickelhaupt, Dave Vance, Wayne Marx
AAcolytes: 5:00 Meghan Luecht, Natalie Romozzi
8:00 Nicole Lamz, Steve Curtiss 9:30 Sydney Race, Timmy Savage 11:00 Tracy Bachman, Nico Giron 7:00 Amber Gustafson, Ashley Ernsting
UUshers: 8:00 Richard Lake, Al Engel, Warren Anderson, John Siefer, Herb Werner, Larry Olson
9:30
Larry Fisher, Brian Gasteiner, Jim Fisher, Al Short, Nancy Kazmer, Judy Hogan, Jim Fehr
11:00
Jeanne Chmelik, Matthew Schranz, Darlene Devincent, David Giatras, Richard Kater, Norval Blankenberg, Gary Collins
7:00 Richard Horgan
Lectors: 5:00 Sheila Daley 8:00 Elaine Pizzicaro 9:30 Tom Ostrander 11:00 David Kelly 7:00 Sue Horgan
Greeters: 5:00 Ungelique Piazza, Volunteer 8:00 John & Bettie Isard, Holly Kijak 9:30 Steve & Judi Cihock,
Werner & Hil Creutz 11:00 Sam & Patricia Hamilton, Michael &
Nancy Heavington and Kelsey Heavington
Welcome Center: 5:00 Joyce Benko 9:30 Dorothy Lichthardt 11:00 Lannie Vance
Nursery: 9:30 Pricilla, Watts 11::00 Renee Romanus
Coffee Hour: Sandy Gatos & Janet Colonna
The gi s to ministries report is available at the front desk.
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We all experience challenges in life. Some mes we need the focused support of a spiritually wise and sensi ve friend. Stephen Ministers are ready to serve when you face difficul es such as…
Loss of a loved one Surgery or illness Divorce or separa on Loneliness or discouragement Spiritual crisis Unemployment or job crisis, incarcera on Birth, adop on, miscarriage or infer lity Reloca on Recovery a er an accident or disaster And many more
Would you like a Stephen Minister?
Trinity’s mission is to connect people in Roselle and beyond in real, loving rela onship with God through Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit,
with each other in a contagious Chris an community and with their calling of servanthood in the world. The Trinity “Take-Out” seeks to inform the congrega on of church-related ministries and events,
in an effort to increase understanding, par cipa on, and fellowship.
Pastoral Staff: Rev. Charles S. Mueller Jr., Senior Pastor, x214 Rev. Tom Gibbons, Outreach & Connection, x266 Rev. Bob Pudell, Adult Education, x222 Rev. Doug Warmann, Pastoral Care, x224 Part-time pastoral staff: Rev. Dr. Jim Bach, Counseling, x250 Rev. Charles S. Mueller Sr., Adult Education Rev. Tom Noll, Adult Education Vicar Jason Pankau, Evangelism Ministry, x236 Pastoral Assistants:
Trinity Lutheran Church The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
405 S. Rush St., Roselle, IL 60172 630.894.3263 • FAX 630.894.1430
trinityroselle.com [email protected]
Contemporary Worship Saturday 5 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m.
Traditional Worship Sunday 8 and 9:30 a.m.
Monday 7 p.m.
Due to the constraints of time and space, certain editorial decisions may be necessary.
Stephen Leaders are available for a confiden al conversa on with you or someone you know. To get started, please call or email Pastor Doug Warmann at [email protected], or 630.251.2238 or Pat Nagel, Referral Coordinator at [email protected] or 630.251.2238. Someone from our team will meet with you, learn about your need and match you with a Stephen Minister.
God has always used His people “on a mission” to grow, strengthen and develop faith – theirs and others.
“Going and Telling” in response to God’s command strengthens our in macy with God and helps us see His plan for our lives.
Going builds our faith and in macy with God and our in macy with God makes us want to “go” all the more.
God does not need our strength to accomplish His will.
FROM THE PASTOR...
WELCOME TO OUR GUESTS
Pastoral Staff: Rev. Charles S. Mueller Jr., Senior Pastor, x214 Rev. Tom Gibbons, Outreach & Connec on, x266 Rev. Bob Pudell, Adult Educa on, x222 Rev. Doug Warmann, Pastoral Care, x224 Part- me pastoral staff: Rev. Dr. Jim Bach, Counseling, x250 Rev. Charles S. Mueller Sr., Adult Educa on Rev. Tom Noll, Adult Educa on Vicar Jason Pankau, Evangelism Ministry, x236
Pastoral Assistants: Deborah Darby, Child Care Center Director, 630.894.3970 Bill Dubon, Communica on Ministry, x272 Amy Herring, Office Coordinator, x220 Be e Isard, Parish Nurse Ministry, x288 Tim Johnson, Audio/Visual Ministry, x269 Dr. Robert Libka, Principal, x213 Deaconess Rogene Lis, Volunteer Ministry, x218 Karen Mueller, Music and Arts Ministry, x283 Mark Novacek, Youth & Young Adults Ministry, x211 Ray Pagels, LCMS Founda on Gi Planner, x271 Andrew Schempf, Music & Arts Ministry, x207 Tom Troyke, Building & Grounds, x226 Nancy Watkins, Adult Day Care Director, 630.894.3810
Trinity Lutheran Church The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
405 S. Rush St., Roselle, IL 60172 630.894.3263
trinityroselle.com [email protected]
Contemporary Worship Saturday 5 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m.
Traditional Worship Sunday 8 and 9:30 a.m.
Monday 7 p.m.
Take-Out