Grace Lutheran Church 1 W. Montgomery Street ~ Johnstown, NY 12095-2409 The Rev. David Almleaf , Pastor ~ June 2016 June: Dear Members and Friends, Another season of Sunday School is about to draw (o a close. We will hold our last class until September 11 on June 12". ‘The Sunday School will lead us in worship. Each class will be recognized as well as our graduating seniors and those who continued to acolyte through their twelfih grade Following worship we will hold our church picnic. T salad or dessert to share burgers and hot dogs will be provided, bring a On June 5" following worship the Inreach Committee will host an ice cream social titled “Sundaes on Sunday” on the lawn, A free concert will be provided featuring the now internationally renowned “Flame”. Hot dogs, ice cream and water will be available for $1,00 each, The 1* Tuesday June Communion Lunche n will be held on the first Wednesday which is June 1%, duc to a scheduling conflict, Please mark your cale (On Father's Day, June 19” our worship will begin at 9:15. We will continue to worship at 9:15 until September 11" when we will return to the 10:15 worship schedule, The summer schedule is especially appreciated by our golfers, but it gives all of us an earlier start on the day. I look forward to seeing you at our By the Grace of God, hot? DI Uubef ¢ Sore VACATION TRG CHURN Pastor David AlmleatFlowers Altar Flowers June/July June 05 - Jim & Cindy Walsh June 12 - Marlene Slingerland * Special Arrangement - Dave Gaugler June 19 - Maryland Warmer June 26 - Tabetha Angus Lynette Clo July 03 - Dorian & Tabetha Angus July 10- Kathy VanValkenburgh Maryland Warner July 17- Maryland Wamer July 24- Maryland Wamer July 31 - Derrick McGuinness Please note: The cost of altar flowers is $38.00 unless you share a Sunday then they would be $19.00 each vase. Ifyou wish to place a “special arrangement” in the Sanctuary the cost would be whatever you would like] to spend. Nancy Blanchard (762-4234) and Linda Bumpus (725-1927) are the Altar Flower coordinators For June/July 06/05 - Nancy Demarest, Ron & Jackie Hollenbeck 06/12 - Nancy Demarest, Ron & Jackie Hollenbeck 06/19 - Darleen Gaugler, Charlotte Petersen, Bonnie 06/26 - Darleen Gaugler, Charlotte Petersen, Bonnie 07/03 - Nancy Blanchard, Greta Davis, Bonnie 07/10 - Nancy Blanchard, Greta Davis, Bonnie 07/17 - Naney Demarest, Ron & Jackie Hollenbeck 07/24 - Nancy Demarest, Ron & Jackie Hollenbeck 07/31 - Darleen Gaugler, Charlotte Petersen, Bonnie “Give not from the top of your purse, but from the bottom of your heart”. mion. Vo J Maryland Warmer June kie Hollenbeck ly 03+ Cindy Walsh July 81- Carol Hennessey Please find someone to replace you iff you cannot bake bread the Sunday you are scheduled and whenever possible, tell the church secretary so the bulletin can reflect the change. ‘Thank you, Peggy Niforos Altar Guild ())- Intinction Sunday (R) - Rail Sunday June 05 (R) + Kathy VanValkenburgh 2 oO - Nancy Demarest 9 @ - Darleen Gaugler 26 R) - Carol Hennessey 03 (R) ~Joan Longfritz 10 ~ Bonnie Olendor! 7 ~ Peggy Niloros 4 © ~ Kathy VanValkenburgh 31 - Nancy Demarest ¢ find someone to replace you if you the Sunday you are scheduled and whenever possible, tell Bonnie so that the bulletin can reflect the change, Peg Niforos, Altar Guild co-ordinator pf USHERS WANTED We are in need of a few new ushers for our weekly services Due to illness and other circumstances we are short of ushers for our services, Would you like to join our team?? Young Adults and Older members are welcome to participate, Training will be given! Let Pegay Niforos know if you desire to become an usher. annot makeola? A big thank you to all of you who gave up your Saturday morning to help with our church clean-up. The gardens outside were weeded and mulch applied, the lights in the mary were washed and the bulbs ighter LED bulbs, all of the windows upstairs were washed, and the kitehen was cleaned and organized. It was a very productive morning followed by a light lunch. Please note: Our June Communion Luncheon will be held on Wednesday June 1* at noon. ‘The “Sundae on Sunday” will HERE'S St be held on Sunday June 5" at THE 12:30. We are being treated to a SCOOPS) tree concert by the band “Flame” See you there! ca 2 The last day of Sunday school will be on June 12", The youth will lead the service that SUNDAY SCHOOL morning. We will also be acknowledging our High School graduates and graduating acolytes. Pane (Our annual church picnic will follow worship at 11:30 on June 12%. Hot dogs, drinks and hamburgers will be provided. ‘We ask that you bring a dish or dessert to pass. A sign up sheet will be in the narthex. YOUTH a oe DO YOU HAVE RETURNABLE BOTTLES AND CANS that are 4 clogging up space in your = Bottle thought of taking them to the store to return? If so, just bring them to church and leave them parking lot. Someone from the Youth Group will return them to help defray the cost of their ip to Texas in July 2018. ‘Thanks for Di home? Do you hate the in the box on the corner of the supporting them! (vouth Group, 7 Fundraiser Le We cannot thank you enough for always be So supportive of our Youth. A perfect example is our recent garage and bake sale, The items you donated were very much appreciated as were all the goodies you baked. To all of you who helped set up, sell items, and clean up, words just cannot express our gratitude, so here's a big hug! Because of all you, we made a grand total of «+ «+ $1,367.00! .. This money goes in the youth fund account towards our next youth convention in Texas June 2018. Have a great summer and thank you again, Barb Frederick Youth LeaderWe will be acknowledging our High School graduates Grace Lutheran Church Council id graduating acolytes during worship on Sunday Hi 7 Ma 016 Ju 12th, Minutes and Committee reports from —! From Broadalbin Perth April were read and approved. Gabrielle Smith Council Actions and Announcements: peas 1 + We will no longer schedule monthly cerns Jacob Cerasuolo coffee hours due to a lack of volunteers. Haylee VanValkenburgh However, we will still host coffee hours on special occasions. + Volunteers are needed to help with our Baccalaureate for Broadalbin/Perth garden. will be held on Thursday June 23" + NOAH still needs co-director volunteers, at 7:00 p.m. at the First + 5/21 - The Reformed Church will BACCALAUREATE Presbyterian Church, Broadalbin. sponsor a roast beef dinner. ace * 6/2 & 6/3 the First Presbyterian Johnstown’s will be held on June 24" at 6:00 Church will hold a rummage sale. ated * 6/12-The last day of Sunday school. p.m. at St. John’s Episcopal, Johnstown There will be a an a dish to pass meal. 7 * 6/12 - Our service will be the Congratulations also to Samara Smith who graduated “One Body Alive” service. from Fulton Montgomery Community College. + 6/24 The Johnstown Baccalaureate Service will be held at St. John’s Church. . + 7/24 -7/29 Hartwick classes are ‘There are two worlds; scheduled. the world that we can measure + 9/11- The first day of Sunday school. with line and rule, and the world ea we feel with our hearts and imagination”, Leigh Hunt Respectfully Submitted, Linda Ferenz, Council Secretary As you enter into the next phase of your lives may God bless and be with all of you blessing your worlds with hearts full of love and your minds with an abundance of imagination. RMNEF Our summer worship Tine” will be at 9:15 aut. Cone ‘a >RATULATIONS ine 19" GRADUATES! Be sure and mark your calendars. ~£GREATER JOHNSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT JOHNSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 smmiseneue SCOTT HALE Jenson NE oR ns RNC "TeLERHONE: G1) 76-401 Hs ony corren PAR oIna assr mines Dr, Michael! J Fraser Prychologist March 23, 2016 Dear Rev. Almleaf and the Congregation of the Grace Lutheran Church, ‘Awarm thank you, and specific gratitude to the Outreach Committee for providing Easter dinner to ane of our high school families. In these days of hustle and bustle very few take the time to assist another. Without violating confidences, this. family is of need and appreciates the gratitude of what this wonderful congregation has done, My heart is touched in knowing that fine people exist who extend not only of their generosity but their hearts as wel In your kindness | am reminded of what the Quaker Missionary Grellet sai: “shall pass this way but once; any good that I can do or any kindness | can show to any human being; let me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.” There is nothing like the laughter of children or the heartfelt thanks in hearing a little voice expressing thelr gratitude. My hhonor has been in experiencing this with all 5 of these children. One's life can be changed with the moments we encounter, and | have been blessed with the above encounter. A philosophy of a congregation starts with God's word which then transcends to the Reverend or Pastor who works in concert with the congregants to create a place of welcoming warmth, learning, comfort and shelter. Such is the case of the Grace Lutheran Church, which in my esteem is a unique vessel for God's work. Take solace in knowing for one special day you all made a difference in a families lfe, that God willing, will create a memory for a child to hold on to for years to come. Doctor of PsychologyA TT LLL Lutheran World Relief Smears UI ! Baltimare, MO 21230 USA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, LASTING PROMISE, Lsncorgipregranaaanicary oa rrst?2 May 3, 2016 Grace Lutheran Church 1 W Montgomery St Johnstown NY 12095-2409 Dear Friends, ‘Thank you for your generous gift to Lutheran World Relief's Quilt and Kit Shipping Fund! Your donation ensures that LWR Quilts and Kits get into the hands of a person who needs it, With your help, we have delivered Quilts and Kits to Jordan, to people who have fled the ongoing conflict in Syria. For refugee families, your gift means so much, A School Kit can make the difference between getting an education or missing out. A Personal Care Kit helps families provide for basic hygiene needs, freeing up precious resources. Quilts help families through cold winter nights. Thank you for your generosity and partnership! To learn more about where you send Quilts and Kits with your gift, please check out the LWR Quilt and Kit Distribution map (quiltmap.lwr.org). If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me or the LWR staff at 800.597.5972 or lwr@lwr.org, On behalf of LWR, our partners and those we serve together, please accept my heartfelt thanks once more for your gift and all that it will do. ‘Warm Regards, Cpe eS ablan de Hark gon ! Daniel V. Speckhard! President and CEO ‘As required by the IRS, this letter confirms that Lutheran World Relief has given you no goods or services in return for this gift. This letter is your receipt for your charitable gift of $130.00-Quilt & Kit Shipping Fund,& Evangelical Lutheran Church in America God's work. Ourhands. GZ, AY ¢ Viiate c May 2, 2016 OL Grace Lutheran Church 1 W Montgomery St Johnstown, NY 12095-2409 Dear Grace Lutheran Church, Mary took a pound of costly perfume made of pure nard, anointed Jesus' feet... (John 12:3), Then he poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples’ feet .. (John 13:5), ‘Thank you for your recent gift of $100.00 to U. S. Severe Spring Storms. ‘We are well and rightly known as the church of “Gods work. Our hands.” ... and feet, too. Yes, during this holy season of Lent as our focus turns to prayer and fasting, itis feet that take center stage. Mary shows extravagant love as she anoints Jesus’ feet, Jesus shows extravagant Jove as he washes the feet of the disciples, And you are reaching out with extravagant love to be present with people and communities in times of great need. Through our companion churches and partners, you are providing food, water, warmth, health care ~ whatever will assist these most vulnerable ones in regaining lives of safety, security, well-being and peace. ‘Thank you. May the images of the sweet perfume, the clear flowing water and the texture of the towel used in the washing of feet be with you as signs of Christ's love and yours as your aifts go forth. Grace and peace, ‘The Rev. Daniel Rift Director, ELCA World Hunger and Disaster Appeal P.S. Please see the reverse side of this letter for your official receipt. 8765 West Higgins Road - Chicago Ilinois 60431-4101 - 773-380-2700 or 800-638-3522 - ELCA.orgTHANK YOU dear Grace Lutheran Church , On behalf of the JHS Post Prom Committee, we would like to extend our sincere thank you for your generous donation. Post Prom has always been an extremely successful event, and it will continue to be successful thanks to your support. Once again we are able to ensure that JHS students will have a safer, happier and more memorable Prom Night. Thank you again from ali of the students, their families and the JHS Post Prom Committee. Sincerely, Teresa Diviyodt Teresa Diviyak JHS Post Prom/SADD Advisorce The Lutheran Homes Foundation Monday, April 11, 2016 ‘The Reverend David Almleaf Grace Lutheran Church One West Montgomery Street Johnstown, NY 12095 Dear Pastor: On behalf of The Lutheran Homes Foundation, | wish to extend our most heartfelt gratitude to you and the members of the congregation at Grace Lutheran Church for your generous contribution of $57 via the Upstate New York Synod. Your gift will assist us tremendously in our efforts to provide those programs and services which enhance the quality of life we continually strive to achieve for the individuals we care for and care deeply about. Since 1919, LutheranCare has been making a positive difference in the lives of the people of our community in need of compassionate care and has relied on the generosity of our contributors to enable us to do so. With the continued thoughts and support of member congregations like yours, together we can make the lives of the people who rely on us that much brighter; and, because they are not able to do so themselves, please allow me to say “many thanks” for your kindness on their behalf Once again, our sincerest appreciation to you and Grace Lutheran Church's congregation for your very kind and generous donation to The Foundation Warmest regards & Blessings, Karen Anne Ostinett Director of Funds & Volunteer Development 315.235.7104 kostinett@lutherancare.org *For Federal Income Tax purposes, LutheranCare has not provided any goods or services, in whole or in part, in consideration for your thoughtful contribution. 108 Utica Road, Clinton, NY 13323 + + Fax 315.853.4025 + wwwuthorancareorgWe often don’t give our teachers enough credit for the difference they can make in our children’s lives. The article below was posted on the internet, it talks about one of our parishioners and how her caring made a difference in one of her student's lives. Please read it, it will warm your heart. Tyler is the step-grandson of Carol and Clem Hennessey. Hats off to you Nikki Hathaway and to all of our public school and Sunday School teachers here at Grace Lutheran, you all make a difference and we thank you. PERTH/AMSTERDAM, N.Y. ~- Putting on headphones is something many of us do every day. Whether its music, podcasts, news or games, we kind of just accept the quality we get, But Tyler Chilton wants you to hear more. “Tyler was willing to work if he liked it. And he 2d it, and he did it," said former librarian Nikki Hathaway. In high school, Tyler developed a friendship with Hathaway, the schoo''s librarian. When faced with the uestion what to do with his life after high school, he didn't want to go to a traditional four-year school, and didn’t know of any vocational schools he wanted to attend, so he decided to go to Fulton Montgomery Community College for General Studies. “I thought, ‘This is not going to work.'| said, ‘Could | have your mother’s phone number?" | wanted to call her up," said Hathaway. It would turn out to be the most }portant phone call of Tyler's life. "Icalled her up and | was very bold and | sai Arts, he won't stay," said Hathaway. "I know Tyler is going to F-M. | think if you put him in Liberal Instead Mrs. Hathaway recommended a cutting-edge program in Electrical Technology that FMCC offered, and instead of being annoyed that a teacher had called her up, Tyler's mother's was sold. “From that bloomed into everything I've done so far,” said Tyler Chilton. While studying electrical technology, Tyler decided to build himself an audio amplifier with plans he found on the internet. It worked so well, a friend bought it off him. He made another, and that one sold too, He was on to something. “Eventually, selling these headphone amplifiers was making more than working part time,” said Chilton. Aimed at PC gamers, the audio accessory was a hit. Once the orders started to outpace what he could make in his family's living room, he decided to get his own storefront. Its a non-descript building that thousands of cars drive by every day, and little do they know they are driving by a major player in the audio industry. "I think we do over a thousand headphone amplifiers a year,” said Chil ‘Success would be an understatement. With distributors ’around the world, sales constantly growing and dozens of outstanding YouTube reviews, Mayflower Electronics has become one of gamers’ go-to choices. "I would never change it for the world; what I've done now | wouldn't change it for anything," said Chilton Since that fateful phone call, Tyler has maintained a relationship with his former high school librarian, who takes no credit for his success, calling it the joy of teaching instead “feel like every time there is a success like Tyler, | did something right," said Hathaway. Tyler's business is only growing, with a new product launch expected soon. And if there is one moral to the Story, it’s to listen to your teachers. You never know when they may know you even better than you know yourself.The Crum Creek Lutheran Church, 110 Co Hwy 108 has released a list of events in June sponsored by the church and Crum Creek Church Preservation Society. On June 5 at | p.m. there will be @ 7 annual reunion service. CCCPS annual meeting and reception Pastor Henry K, Johnson of Chambersburg, Pa.. former pastor of the Crum Creek Church will be leading the service. Pastor Johnson served St. James Lutheran Church for a number of years after Pastor Jack Joslyn. Doris Clo served as the church secretary during this time period! Lutheran Church ST. JOHNSVILLE — The (Crum Creek Lutheran Church, 110 County Highway. 108, has released a list of events in June sponsored by the church cand by the Crum Creek Church ‘Preservation Society. On June 4, from 11 a.m. to 3 ppm. the church will have an ‘open house and community ‘history day. Books, binders and ‘scrapbooks from 1853 to pres- ent will be displayed. 2 At 1 p.m. Hector Allen, Op- ‘penheim town historian and au- ‘thor of local history books, will ‘present “Oppenheim Chroni- ‘eles Volume Il.” A special fea- ture is the cover with a picture of the Crum Creek Lutheran ‘Church, painted by local artist Bob Willman. The original painting from which the cover was designed will be on dis- play at the open house and also “during the ice cream social. 1. From 6 to 8 p.m. there will be an ice cream social featur- ing make-your-own-sundaes. On June 5. at 1 p.m. will be the seventh annual reunion service, CCCPS annual meet- ing, reception. At the service, Pastor Henry K. Johnson of ‘Chambersburg, Pa., former pastor of the Crum Creek Lutheran Church, will be lead- ing the service. The annual meeting and a reception will follow the church service. The church was closed in 2009, however, four services are held annually.59 ase Joyful Noise Here at Grace we will spend the summer months singing our favorite hymns. Please take ‘a moment to write the title, (or just the number from our hymn books), of your favorite hymn(s) and drop it in the box in the narthex so that | can put them on our schedule for June, July and August. ~ Darlene Dear ‘Grace Bell’, Thank you so much for another fun and successful bell season. | missed seeing all of you last night. It will take a while to get over the feeling that I'm supposed to be somewhere on Tuesday nights. | can’t believe we just finished our 7" bell season, that’s 14 presentations, plus our Advent Bells- amazing! What is really amazing is how far you have come as ringers and musicians able to work together to produce some pretty amazing music. Your dedication to the choir and to our musical projects is remarkable. You have thanked me endlessly for what | do to prepare your ‘music, but itis all of you who make my efforts become real music. Thank you so much for all the fun and friendship that have become an added bonus to directing your bell choir. Enjoy your summer break. U'll start looking for something special for the fall season ~ maybe something with an oboe! Love and blessings, DarleneFlorence Marie Sandner was called home to be with our Lord on April 4, 2016, she was 95 years old. Florence was united in marriage to Don Sandner on June 5, 1941 and in 1953 they became parents to their daughter, Donna Marie. Florence and Donna ‘were members of St. James and then Grace, Our heartfelt sympathies go out to Donna and her husband Todd. As was written in her obituary, “Florence is in Heaven with God and her family, laughing, partying and watching out over her loved ‘ones who are left behind, in her new job of “Guardian Angel” Dona Mae Batty entered into her eternal rest on May 5, 2016 at the age of 86. Dona was the daughter of the late Orville and Ruth Forbes Batty. She attended Gloversville schools and was a graduate of the Perkins School for the Blind. Dona was a member of the Order Eastern Star Cayadutta Chapter and the Ida MeGinnis Senior Center. She loved traveling with her parents and was especially fond of the cat “Cooter” at the Willing Helpers Home for Women. We pray her reunion with her parents in ‘Heaven was a joyous one and that all of them are now able to worship together at the altar of our Lord. James H. “Mouse? Longfrits joined his brother Bill, sisters Joyce and Lois, and their parents Luther and Beatrice Brown Longfritz on May 1, 2016, he was 74 years old. James is survived by his former wife, Cheryl Burton, son James, brother-in-law Dominic P. Malatino, sister-in-law Joan Longfritz, three grandchildren, six nephews and nieces, James graduated from Johnstown High School and honorably served his country in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. He was employed for several years as a store manager of Central Market in Johnstown and was part owner of Jim and Bill's Beverage in Johnstown. James’ internment with military honors was in the Gerald B. H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery. We pray his family finds peace knowing he is with loved ones in the presence of our Lord and Savior. The Rev. Robert William Busch passed away at his home in High Point on May 11, 2016 at the age of 74. Pastor Busch was the only child of the late William and Grace Schadacker Busch, He graduated from the Brooklyn Technical High ‘School and then went to the Cooper Union School of engineering in Manhattan to study Electrical Engineering, while working as a Tool and Parts Inspector for the Ford Instrument Co. In Long island. In 1965 he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy from Wagner College in Staten island, NY. Thereafter he attended the Lutheran Theological Seminary and received his master of Divinity degree in 1968. Over the next 47 years, he served as Pastor at numerous Lutheran churches in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and North Carolina, including St. Michael’s in High Point. Pastor Busch served as a supply pastor at both St. James and Christ, and was helpful during our merger. He was a loving father and grandfather. We pray his family is comforted by the fact that he is now worshiping and singing praises at the altar of our Lord. Eighty- Eight years The years galloped by so fast, and then I, Looking back longingly, Wondered where they could be. For eighty-eight years I'd borne hope and fears. All the times that were sad And the times that were glad. Then God said 10 me, “Just what do you see When you think of those years Of happiness and tears? “My Lord, “I confessed, surely was blessed. For you stood by my side Throughout all, as my Guide. So now as Inear The closing of years, Pleas bless me and keep me Til I'm home safe with Thee.” Phillis RushPrayer Concerns June 2016 Vu ‘ = eS P | ZINN Members ervin, ayer Our’ Count ests uae) Remember our Shut-ins All those who have served and At Home for all those who are now Eleanor Achzet Leah & serving in the armed forces. Eileen Spawn Ron Bell Helene Keach Alex Grandstaff Ron Butez eciall Nursing Homes Scott Grandstaff Scott Bumpus Karen Ryder Brandon Caldwell Fulton County Health Helen Schreivogl Tony Clemente Facility George Slingerland Brad Coody Ron Bell Pam Gattie John Ferrara Jake Newkirk Rick Hennessey Kevin Funk Bot Jordan Keeling 1 Sabastian Lasher Sergeant Corey Lincoln Meadow View Terr. Carol Hennessey Denise & Jacob Lockwood Ruth Selier Naney Blanchard Victor Ralbovsky , Niles Lincoln Thomas Szumowski Nathan Littsuer Morgan Sandmeier (Serving in rag) Nursing Home chart tbe and for our enemies Ruth Brownell Derek Gray Shirley Snyder Elaine Zimmer Please pray for NOAH, Friday’s Mitchell Flanger able and the food pantries of Willing Helpers Johnstown and Gloversville and for Lorraine Muller those in need of them, Dona Frey Joanne Riccitiello If you know of anyone in need of daily prayers for the healing of body, mind or soul, please call Bobbi Nigro (725-6781) or Nancy Demarest (725-8704), If requesting in person, please submit the name(3) in writing and add your name at the bottom. All requests are held in confidence unless otherwise designated. ‘Thank you.a f= 2- Ae ne i2- 1B. 15- 16 - 17- UNE RTHDAYS Karly Vdoviak ‘Joseph Miller Hannch Catherine Fountain Donald Robbins Carol Travis-Hennessey Christopher Bryan Betty Hauser Beth Claes Lisa Clo MeLellan Andrea Hemmerich Douglas Darling Lynn Marie Glode Koreen Vainauskas Michael Frederick Barto Brown IT Vincent Christman ‘Jack Szumowski Caitlyn Spring William Goebel Robert Morley IT Jared Goderie ‘Thomas Frederick James Robert Pianelli Cynthia Ermie James Mitchell Eleanor Achzet Christine Ermie Breanna VanValkenburgh 19- 20 - ai 22- 23- 27- 28 - 29- 30- Happy Father's Day Jeffrey M. 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