HeartBeat—April 2017

In this issue:

Index of other issues of HeartBeat

A Message from Pastor Jeff

Staying Behind

On Easter morning, Mary Magdalene goes to mourn at the garden tomb where Jesus is laid. Instead, she finds the tomb open. Afraid, she dashes back to the room where the disciples are and brings them to the tomb. Peter enters the tomb and sees that Jesus is no longer there. He returns home with the others, but Mary remains behind.

Mary Magdalene at the tombIn remaining behind for those brief moments, Mary Magdalene encounters the risen Jesus. By remaining behind, it is Mary who tells Peter, John, Matthew, and the rest of disciples who had gone home, “I have seen the Lord!” It is Mary who shares the good news of the resurrection. It is Mary who brings news that death does not have the final victory. Jesus takes it from there.

In this Easter season, Mary’s experience may be one from which we can learn. I suspect, in these days of deteriorating interest in all things religious, Easter may have lost the luster it once had. For example, I did a search on our graphics service for “Religious Easter Graphics.” Fully 85% of the images searched were Easter bunnies and decorated eggs!

For much of the world, the empty tomb is just plain empty. The absence of Jesus’ body does not signal victory over death, but the irrelevance of the entire Christian enterprise. So why do we bother each year to put so much time and effort into sharing the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection in a world of Easter bunnies and chocolate eggs?

Perhaps we, like Mary, stay in this mourning garden out of love for the one who first loved us. Perhaps the church continues to stay with our suspected fruitless enterprise because our purpose is not wrapped in success or growth, or even moral perfection. When others have moved on, we stay behind to feed the poor, to love the loveless, and share our very being with those most in need in the world. As we stay a bit behind the world, and wait in the garden on Easter Vigil, we like Mary are found again by the risen Christ and renewed in faith and love. Maybe there is something valuable about staying behind and not rushing back to the familiar, the safe, or even the next greatest thing.

After hurricane Katrina, thousands of volunteers came from around the world to help. A Lutheran Disaster Relief worker told us that years later Lutherans are still in New Orleans. A resident was quoted as saying that even after everyone left, the Lutherans stayed behind. Maybe we learned something from Mary after all, and Jesus takes it from here.

Peace,
Pastor Jeff

Stewardship Corner

LCH to Launch New Ministry: “Shallow Subsidy”

During the summer of 2016, LCH members engaged in three “Called Forward Together in Christ” meetings, designed to discern new paths for ministry. Among other concerns, providing more help for Honolulu’s housing crisis is a priority for many. The LCH Council continued the discussion for several months. Now, the Council is ready to suggest establishing a fund to enable LCH to support rental assistance for a family here in Honolulu.

Called a “shallow subsidy,” this program provides short-term financial assistance to help prevent a family-at-risk from losing their housing. In many cases, a few hundred dollars helps a family meet their monthly expenses, making the difference between a stable home or life on the street. We plan to partner with Family Promise, a faith-based organization focused on transitioning families into housing. An additional goal is ensuring that families retain their housing, which can be challenging with Honolulu’s high cost of living.

Family Promise began operating in Hawai‘i in 2006, and they have succeeded in getting 80% of their families into sustainable housing within three months. Participating families—parents and their children—are carefully screened. Eligibility requires that one or both parents must either be working, actively seeking work, or pursuing education or training for a career or work position. They must not use drugs or alcohol, engage in domestic abuse, or have an untreated mental illness. School-aged children must be enrolled in and attend school.

Over 50 churches on O‘ahu provide housing for these families. Each week, usually on Sunday, the families are moved to another church facility where they are housed for one week. Participating churches typically host the families for three or four weeks each year (more information at familypromisehawaii.org). During this housing process, case managers work with the families to arrange long-term, appropriate housing.

The goal of Family Promise and participating its churches is to assist families as they transition to permanent housing. This is where LCH comes in. Family Promise matches shallow subsidy donors with families needing longer-term financial support to sustain their placement in permanent housing units.

On Easter Sunday, April 16, we kick off our fund drive by asking for pledges the shallow subsidy fund. Our goal for LCH is $300 a month—$3600 for the year. This amounts to 30 pledges of $10 each month (or $120 a year), or combinations of other amounts. Consistency in giving is the most important aspect of your pledge. Donors may make a full-year payment or contribute monthly by check or cash, indicating “Shallow Subsidy” on the contribution envelope or check memo line.

Please consider making a monthly donation—any amount you’re comfortable with. LCH will commit to support a family through Shallow Subsidy for a year. Pledge forms will be available in our Sunday worship bulletins. Please return them by Pentecost Sunday, June 4. If pledges are especially generous, we may be able to help two families!

Expect updates as this new ministry unfolds.

Committee/Interest Group Chairs

Committee/Group Leader
Archive: Jim Cartwright
Concert: Scott Fikse
Communications: Carol Langner
Council: Craig Clissold
& Mary Fastenau
Exploring Boundaries: Carol Langner
Fellowship: Jeanne Castello
& Mary-Jo Estes
Finance: Steve Miller
Financial Review: Ron Murashige
Food for Thought: Kathryn Klingebiel
In Stitches: Linda Miller
Lay Ministers: Carolyn Koehler
Learning Ministry: Fred Benco
Mary Magdalene Society: James Cartwright
Process Theology: Fritz Fritschel
Property: Jean-Paul Klingebiel
& Greg Gebhardt
Scholarship: Fred Benco
Social Ministry: Jean Lilley
Stewardship: Pam Buckley
Sunday School: Laurie Leach
Worship & Music: Linda Miller
& Randy Castello
Writers’ Workshop: Kathryn Klingebiel
Youth: Pr. Jeff Lilley

Shall you sit in a pew? Shall you sit in a chair?

What manner of seating, do you really care?

After years of being rearranged, our beautiful pews are beginning to show their age and several have been removed due to structural damage. Pastor Jeff is putting together a small group of people to look at options for seating that will meet our worship needs for many years to come. We will look at possibilities ranging from repair or replacement of pews to new pew chairs, or other options. The group will make a recommendation to the Congregational Council who will then seek support, as required, from the congregation.

If you would like to join this working group, please contact the church office at 808-941-2566 or email lch@lchwelcome.org.

What’s Your Story?

story graphicSharing stories of faith is an important and powerful spiritual exercise. Do you have a story to tell? You are invited to write a story to be shared on our community bulletin board.

  • What is God up to in your life?
  • How is God’s grace and hope bearing fruit for you and your community?

Every story will be posted, some will appear (with your permission) in The HeartBeat or e-News. Feeling particularly inspired? Once a month, beginning in March, we hope to have a member share their story during worship. Please submit stories to the LCH office or to Pastor Jeff.

Easter lilies graphicEaster Lilies

Help transform the nave from Lent into Easter by donating money for an Easter lily to decorate the altar. Plants may be given in memory or honor of a loved one. Donation forms have been included in bulletins or may be picked up in the church office. Thank you!

ribbon lei graphicIn Stitches Meets Again!

Saturday, April 1, 9:00 am • LCH Rainbow Room

In Stitches, the LCH craft group, will meet the first Saturday of the April in the Rainbow Room. Bring your project, learn a craft, join in the fellowship. All are welcome.

Angel Network In-Gathering

Sunday, April 2

On the first Sunday of each month, an in-gathering of food and personal items is collected at LCH for Angel Network, a ministry based out of Calvary-by-the-Sea Lutheran Church. The items are taken to Angel Network during the following week. Over 2,500 individuals are served monthly through this program. We are grateful for your generosity and support.

Godly Play—Sunday School News

Sunday Mornings 9:15–10:20 am

Easter lilies crossLCH offers Sunday school for children from kindergarten through senior high. The older children (grades 6–12) meet in the Rainbow room. The younger children (grades k–5) meet in the Godly Play room. All are welcome!

Below is the schedule of Godly Play stories for April:

  • April 2—Easter Egg Story
  • April 9—The Faces of Easter V, VI, VII
  • April 16—Change Paraments/Easter Egg Hunt
  • April 23—The Good Shepherd and World Communion
  • April 30—The Synagogue and the Upper Room

meeting graphicLeadership Roundtable

Sunday, April 2, 11:45 am • LCH Boardroom

Committee chairs and team leaders, please plan to gather for a short (45 minute) meeting. This is an opportunity for us to sit down together and share information on what is happening with all the ministries at LCH. If you are a committee or team leader, please be prepared to share a little information on your activities with the group. Mahalo and see you there!

Poetry Group

Sunday, April 2, 6:45 pm

Poetry group meets on the first Sunday of April prior to the Compline service, which begins at 7:30 pm.

candle graphicWomen’s Compline

Sunday, April 2, 7:30 pm

We welcome all people in all places of faith and life to this special Compline service. For the first time in recent years, a women’s schola leads this service of prayer and chant.

The choir sings two selections from Drei geistliche Chöre für Frauenstimmen by Brahms. Reverend Phyllis Hormann presides.

Lenten Soup and Salad Suppers

Wednesday, April 5, 6:00 pm • Isenberg Hall

soup graphicPlease join in the last gathering of fellowship and prayer of the Lenten season. Supper is served at 6:00 pm, prior to 7:00 pm Lenten Service. Our theme this year is, A new heart I will give you, and a new spirit I will put within you, from Ezekiel 36:26.

A sign-up sheet is available in the courtyard for contributions to the meal and for help with set-up and clean-up. See Mary-Jo Estes or call the LCH office for more information.

Book of Faith Bible Study

Book of Faith graphicThursdays, 10:00–11:30 am • LCH Boardroom

The Book of Faith Bible study meets on Thursday mornings in the boardroom. All are welcome to join this lively discussion of the Biblical texts, relevant current events, and historical foundations. Please come for lively engaging fellowship and discussion!

Confirmation Preparation Classes

Thursdays, April 6, 20, & 27 • 6:15 pm • Rainbow Room

meeting graphicConfirmation is a voluntary for youth, grades 6 and up, who would like to confirm their faith. At baptism we promise to “place in (your child’s) hands the Holy Scripture and provide for their education in the Christian Faith.” In confirmation class we study scripture, the Reformation, and Christian history, but we are more interested in helping young people develop as persons of faith.

Confirmation classes are held on Thursday evenings and include dinner. If you’re interested in participating in confirmation preparation, please contact Pastor Jeff.

Process Thought Forum—Process Poetry

Saturday, April 8, 9:30–11:00 am • LCH Boardroom

At the coming of spring our thoughts turn to poetry. Please join us for a good discussion and fellowship. All are welcome. We’ll read through some poems by Wendell Berry, a man whose simple life style has become an inspiration to all who seek ways to live softly and sustainably on the earth. Notes from an interview with Bill Moyers, along with an introduction by process theologian John Cobb, Jr., and three of Berry’s poems can all be found on the Jesus, Jazz, and Buddhism website.

Additionally, we will look at some of the poetry of Islamic poet, philosopher, and political leader Muhammad Iqbal (1877–1938), who was influenced by Whitehead. Iqbal wrote extensively in Urdu and Persian and some of his work has been translated. Some poems can be found at www.poemhunter.com/allama-muhammad-iqbal/.

Holoholo Pick-Up

Holoholo General Store logoTuesdays, April 11 and 25, 2:30–4:00 pm • LCH Boardroom

Holoholo General Store is a Community Supported Agriculture organization, or csa, that works with the Lutheran Church to bring you fresh produce from multiple, local farms. To join or find more information visit their website www.holoholostore.com.

2017 AIDS Walk

Saturday April 15, 2017 9:00 am, Kapi‘olani Park Bandstand

Life Foundation logoJoin the LCH AIDS Walk team as we support Life Foundation, the largest provider of services to persons living with HIV/AIDS in Hawai‘i! Each year, our congregation gathers a team to raise funds and fun for the AIDS walk. The 5k-walk around Kapi‘olani Park is an easy stroll with water and rest stations along the way. There will be music, dancing, vendors, prizes, costumes, and craziness to support this very serious need in our community. Life Foundation helps where others will not. In addition to working with local clients, they are a source of information and training for AIDS organizations throughout the Pacific.

How can you help? Join our team online at www.honoluluaidswalk.com and click on “Register to Walk.” Choose Lutheran Church of Honolulu as your team. You may also sign up in the LCH courtyard between Sunday services. Then, ask your friends to sponsor you for the walk. Our team goal this year is to raise $2,500 for the Life Foundation!

Easter brunch graphicEaster Sunday Potluck Brunch

Sunday, April 16, 9:15 am, between services

Join in the fun of fellowship and food! Bring your favorite breakfast casserole, breads, fruit, or another festive dish to share with everyone. Ham and beverages will be provided. We welcome any help setting up tables/chairs before the 8:00 am service, setting up the food before 9:15 am, and cleaning up afterwards. Please see the sign up sheet in the Hörmann Courtyard if you are able to volunteer.

Easter Egg hunt graphicEaster Egg Hunt

Sunday, April 16, 9:20 am, between services

The Sunday school will have an egg hunt between services for children Grade 5 and younger. (The older children get to hide the eggs!) We will have a puppet show in the Godly Play room at 9:20 am for the egg hunters while the eggs are being hidden. Bring a basket if you have one, but there will be extra baskets available.

LCH Office Closed

Easter Monday—April 17

books graphicLCH Women’s Book Club

Monday, April 17, 10:00 am

Our group meets at the Murashige’s to discuss The Soul of An Octopus by Sy Montgomery. At our next meeting, on May 15, we’ll discuss Born a Crime by Trevor Noah. All are welcome!

Writers’ Workshop

feather pen graphicMonday, April 17, 4:30–6:00 pm • LCH Boardroom

Writers’ Workshop meets in the LCH Boardroom. Consecutive meetings are planned for May 15 and June 12. All are welcome! For information, please call the LCH office at 808-941-2566.

IHS logoIHS Meals Prepared and Served

Friday, April 21, 1:30 pm prep/5:30 pm serve

For over 25 years, LCH has shopped for, prepared, and served a special dinner on the third Friday of each month for over 300 of Honolulu’s homeless. The cost is underwritten by the LCH budget and by a grant from the German Benevolent Society of Hawai‘i. Shoppers, cooks, and servers are needed each month. To learn more about the Institute for Human Services, visit their website at www.ihshawaii.org. Contact the LCH office or speak to Jimmy Castro for more information.

Food for Thought

food for thought graphicSaturday, April 22, 5:30–8:00 pm

The next gathering of Food for Thought has been scheduled to meet at the home of David Hormann. All are welcome for potluck supper, video, and discussion. For location details and other information, please call the LCH office at 808-941-2566.

One Pot, One Hope

Saturday, April 29, 10:00 am

A consistent group of LCH volunteers helps feed 100 to 125 people each month in Wai‘anae. Help support this mission outreach project by participating or by bringing donations of designated items—Costco gallon-sized cans of chili, fresh fruit, granola bars, bottled water, recycled grocery bags, and large cardboard boxes—or checks, payable to “One Pot, One Hope.” Bring donated items to church on the third Sunday of the month (April 16). See Peggy Anderson for more information, including volunteering and carpool.

Mary Magdalene Society

Saturday, April 29, 6:00 pm • Isenberg Hall

gay pride flag graphicLGBTQI and friends, please join our potluck supper and games or video night in Isenberg Hall. Supper begins at 6:00 pm with games or video to follow. Set up begins at 5:30, and help is greatly appreciated. Please bring a food item to share.

For April we will share memories of the Easter season from years past. Games and or videos are also welcome for after-dinner entertainment. If you are bringing a video, please let Jim Cartwright or Bill Potter know in advance so that we can line up the equipment for viewing.

For more information, contact Jim at jasfcartw@gmail.com. Please share information of this gathering and an invitation to other LGBTQI and friends you know who may be interested in socializing with us.

An Easy Way to Donate

Amazon Smiles logoDid you know you can donate to Lutheran Church of Honolulu while shopping without spending any extra money? Shop at smile.amazon.com and increase donations to Lutheran Church of Honolulu! Any Amazon purchase can be made through LCH’s unique charity-link, which will take you directly to smile.amazon.com in support of LCH. Just type this URL in your browser and start shopping: smile.amazon.com/ch/99-0079975.

Hope Jahren Wins National Book Critics Circle Award

Lab Girl coverHope Jahren won the 2016 National Book Critics Circle Award for autogiography for her book Lab Girl! Michele Filgate, VP/Awards for the National Book Critics Circle and a contributing editor at Literary Hub, describes Hope’s work:

Jahren interweaves her own narrative with beautiful meditations on botany, showing how plants aren’t that different from human beings.

“It takes a long time to turn into what you’re supposed to be,” Jahren says to her son toward the end of the book. Lab Girl is about that beautiful, flawed journey from seed to tree.

For the full review, visit bookcritics.org/blog/archive/national-book-critics-circle-announces-winners-for-2016-awards.

Luther nailing 95 theses graphic500th Anniversary Plans Underway

A 500th Anniversary Ecumenical service is in the works for this very special celebration year. The event will be held on Saturday, October 14, at the Cathedral of St. Andrew. The joyful service will be concelebrated and acclaimed by combined choirs.

Other events, including a very special LutherFest, are being planned for this year. Stay tuned for updates and calendar scheduling.

Electronic Funds Transfers for February
Offering Fund Amount Offering Fund Amount
Offering $5,111 Capital Improvements $107
Music Fund/Instruments $170 Wounded Warriors $117
Attendance and Offerings for March
Date Worship Service Attendance Offering Fund Amount
March 5 8:00 am Service 48 Offering $2,954
10:30 am Service 94 Social Ministries/IHS $207
Compline 27 Music/Instruments $85
Total 169 Memorials $200
March 12 8:00 am Service 48 Offering $2,191
10:30 am Service 79 Social Ministries/IHS $35
Total 127 Altar Flowers $58
March 19   8:00 am Service 50 Offering $3,259
10:30 am Service 70 Social Ministries/IHS $82
Evening Prayer 15 Altar Flowers $77
Total 135 Wounded Warriors $50
March 26 8:00 am Service 45 Offering $2,985
10:30 am Service 74 Sunday School Offerings $2
Total 119 Music/Instruments $80
Altar Flowers $200
Life Foundation $25

HeartBeat Deadline

Tuesday, April 18, 9:00 am


Prayer Requests

Amanda, Diane, Irene, Jeff S., Johnny, Jonathan, Karen, Kathe, Kirsten, Lee M., Leilani, Sara, Swede

April Birthdays
04/02 Brent Buckley
04/04 Marisa Castello
04/07 Dr. Carl Watanabe
04/08 Azure Sueda
04/09 Thomas Motooka
04/12 Eric Ogawa
04/13 Larry Nitz
04/15 Peter Flachsbart
04/15 Darel Stark
04/17 Carol Langner
04/17 Joseph Pearson
04/19 April Smith
04/26 Anna Womack
04/29 Mitchell Gorman
04/30 Vicki Gorman

LCH Worship Participants
Holy Communion (8:00 am)
DATE April 2 April 9
Palm Sunday
April 16
Easter Sunday
April 23 April 30
LECTOR Chuck Huxel Jimmy Castro Cindy Scheinert Jim Sullivan Carolyn Koehler
ASSISTING MINISTER Don Johnson Bobby Broyles Amanda Lippert Laurie Leach Peggy Anderson
COMMUNION
ASSISTANTS
Kyra Takamiya
Amanda Lippert
Wayne Gau
Sophia S.
Laurie Leach
Peggy Anderson
Sheena Lim-Urban
Phyllis Hormann
Bobby Broyles
Sophia S.
Wayne Gau
Sheena Lim-Urban
Phyllis Hormann
Kyra Takamiya
Don Johnson
ACOLYTE Hunter N. Raphael S. Dylan D. Raphael S. Hunter N.
LAYING ON HANDS   Stephanie Luuloa      
USHERS Fred Benco
Craig Clissold
Billie Jean Ries
Chuck Huxel
  COUNCIL
in CHARGE
Karyn Castro  
Choral Eucharist (10:30 am)
DATE April 2 April 9
Palm Sunday
April 16
Easter Sunday
April 23 April 30
LECTOR Aaron Gould Peter Flachsbart Peggy Brandt Randy Castello Iara Nitz
DEACON Marcus Fikse Shy Healey Jeanne Castello Frank Haas Teresa McCreary
SUB-DEACON Frank Haas Mary Fastenau Teresa McCreary Bob Tellander Jeanne Castello
COMMUNION
ASSISTANTS
Randy Christensen
Bob Tellander
Jim Cartwright
Josie Bidgood
Nathalie J.
Marcus Fikse
Josie Bidgood
Chuck Pearson
Jim Cartwright
Randy Christensen
ACOLYTES Scarlett S.
Iara N.
Max W.
TJ H.
Lillie J.
Max W.
Rebecca L.
Connor H.
Rebecca L.
Scarlett S.
LAYING ON HANDS   TBD      
BANNER BEARERS Bob Tellander
Randy Castello
   
USHERS Peter Flachsbart
Bill Fay
Chuck Pearson
Jean-Paul Klingebiel
ALTAR
GUILD
Linda Miller
Lori Nishimura
Marjan Lynch
Marlise Tellander
 
Triduum (7:30 pm)
DATE April 13
Maundy Thursday
April 14
Good Friday
April 15
Easter Vigil
LECTOR Chuck Huxel   Aaron Gould, Jim Sullivan
Roy Helms, Jimmy Castro
Jean Lilley, Peggy Anderson
GOSPELERS   Randy Castello
Simon Crookall
Vontress Mitchell
Randy Castello
DEACON Josie Bidgood Mary Fastenau John Bickel
SUB-DEACON Chuck Pearson Frank Haas Jim Cartwright
COMMUNION
ASSISTANTS
Shy Healey
Bob Tellander
  Peggy Anderson
Bob Tellander
ACOLYTES Coco J.
Connor H.
  Iara N.
TJ H.
BANNER BEARERS     Frank Haas
Bob Tellander
THURIFER     TBD
BOAT BEARER     Connor H.
MASTER of CEREMONIES     Shy Healey

Calendar: March 2017
Day Date Event and Time
Saturday April 1 9:00 am, In Stitches
Sunday April 2 Angel Network In-Gathering
8:00 am, Holy Communion
9:15 am, Christian Education—all ages
10:30 am, Choral Eucharist
11:45 am, Leadership Roundtable
6:45 pm, Poetry Group
7:30 pm, Women’s Compline
Monday April 3 6:00 pm, Early Worship Ensemble Rehearsal
Wednesday April 5 6:00 pm, Lenten Soup and Salad Supper
7:00 pm, Lenten Service
Thursday April 6 10:00 am, Book of Faith Bible Study
2:30 pm, Weekly Staff Meeting
6:30 pm, Confirmation Class
7:00 pm, LCH Choir Rehearsal
Saturday April 8 9:30 am, Process Thought Forum
Sunday April 9 Palm Sunday
8:00 am, Holy Communion
9:15 am, Christian Education—all ages
10:30 am, Choral Eucharist
Monday April 10 6:00 pm, Early Worship Ensemble Rehearsal
6:00 pm, Worship & Music Meeting
7:00 pm, Holy Week Rehearsal
Tuesday April 11 2:00 pm, Holoholo pick-up
Wednesday April 12 12:30 pm, Finance Committee Meeting
Thursday April 13 10:00 am, Book of Faith Bible Study
2:30 pm, Weekly Staff Meeting
7:30 pm, Maundy Thursday Worship
Friday April 14 3:30 pm, Easter Brass Rehearsal
7:30 pm, Good Friday Worship
Saturday April 15 9:00 am, AIDs Walk
7:30 pm, Easter Vigil Service
Sunday April 16 Easter Sunday
8:00 am, Holy Communion
9:15 am, Easter Brunch
9:20 am, Children’s Easter Egg Hunt
10:30 am, Choral Eucharist
7:30 pm, Compline Service
Monday April 17 Easter Monday—LCH Office Closed
10:00 am, LCH Women’s Book Club
4:30 pm, Writers’ Workshop
6:00 pm, Early Worship Ensemble Rehearsal
Tuesday April 18 HeartBeat Submissions Deadline
6:30 pm, LCH Council Meeting
Thursday April 20 10:00 am, Book of Faith Bible Study
2:30 pm, Weekly Staff Meeting
6:30 pm, Confirmation Class
7:00 pm, LCH Choir Rehearsal
Friday April 21 1:00 pm, IHS Meals prepared
5:30 pm, IHS Meals served
Saturday April 22 5:30 pm, Food for Thought
Sunday April 23 8:00 am, Holy Communion
9:15 am, Christian Education—all ages
10:30 am, Choral Eucharist
Monday April 24 6:00 pm, Early Worship Ensemble Rehearsal
Tuesday April 25 2:00 pm, Holoholo pick-up
Thursday April 27 10:00 am, Book of Faith Bible Study
2:30 pm, Weekly Staff Meeting
6:30 pm, Confirmation Class
7:00 pm, LCH Choir Rehearsal
Saturday April 29 10:00 am, One Pot One Hope
Sunday April 30 8:00 am, Holy Communion
9:15 am, Christian Education—all ages
10:30 am, Choral Eucharist