St.

Paul Lutheran Church

10792 N Co Rd 210 E, Seymour, IN 47274 Phone: (812) 522-7364 Office Email:stpaullutheran@stpaul-borchers.org Web site:http://www.stpaul-borchers.org

2013
From the Pastors Desk Recycling
You may be wondering why I am using the newsletter to reflect upon recycling. For some, this may be a strange issue for the pastor to focus upon in the newsletter. However, the reason that I am writing on recycling is that at the last council meeting, the council agreed to have a recycling container placed upon our property as a place for people within the community to take advantage of the recycling efforts within Jackson County. By having this container in this part of the county, it encourages people who might not otherwise recycle to take the time and energy to recycle paper, cardboard, plastic and metal. After the success of the Earth Day event with a recycling opportunity, collection of steel, collection of hazardous material and old electronics, this seems like a good next step as we seek to be more environmentally conscious. The council decided that we would work with Jackson County Recycling District to make this opportunity available. However, the convenience of having a place to take recycling closer than having to take everything to town needs to be respected. This is not a place to bring trash or to dump unwanted itemsthis is a place to recycle particular items. If we have trouble with people dumping trash or other unrecyclable items; the container will be taken away. The council wants to balance the opportunity for people to recycle with making sure that our property is well cared for and respected. Debbie Hackman, Executive Director for the recycling district, informed the council that they take every step possible to track down people who illegally dump and turn their names over to the proper authorities. It may not seem obvious but the placing of a recycling container on our property and providing this opportunity for people to recycle fits into our mission and reflects our core values. Our mission of Walking in Faith-Sowing Christs Love encompasses living out our faith by being stewards of the earth and caring for the resources of the world. In the creation account in Genesis, Adam and Eve were to have dominion over creation. This does not mean that they can use creation for whatever they wanted; rather it calls them to take care of creation. One way to live this out is through attempting to recycle items rather than place them in a landfill. In terms of our core values, this stewardship of the earth is a part of our own spirituality and how we live out our Christian faith as baptized children of God. This opportunity is also an outreach to our community and communicates that our faith calls us to care for our world.

June Volunteers Greeters Merrell and Sara Otte (8:00) John and Amy Pierceall (10:15) Communion Assistants Merrell Otte (8:00) Larry Guinn (10:15) Altar Care June 2-Nina Franke June 16-Judy Wonning June 9-Ruth Ann Newkirk June 23-Wanda Engelau Lectors June 2-Lou Ann Hoevener (8:00) Judy Wonning (10:15) June 9-Doris Rorick (8:00) Hannah Davis (10:15) June 16-Leah Otte (8:00) Marc Fountain (10:15) June 23-Lois Bryden (8:00) Laberta Otte (10:15) June 30-Mark Rorick (8:00) Amy Rotert (10:15) Acolytes June 2-Madison Engelau (8:00) Lyra Claycamp (10:15) June 9-Abby Hoevener (8:00) Dylan Hatfield (10:15) June 16-Maggie Newkirk (8:00) Rachel Hildebrand (10:15) June 23-Cole Fosbrink (8:00) Eli Wood (10:15) June 30-Jack Rosenberger (8:00) Chloe Bryden (10:15) Projectors June 2-Madison Jones (8:00) Chloe Bryden (10:15) June 9-Alicia Perry (8:00) Amy Pierceall (10:15) June 16-Jamie Baker (8:00) Tyler Claycamp (10:15) June 23-Doris Rorick (8:00) Hannah Wood (10:15) June 30-Jamie Baker (8:00) John Pierceall (10:15) Flowers June 2 & 9-Susie Schnitker June 23 Natalie Fish June 16 & 30 Need Volunteers Childrens SermonLou Ann Hoevener (8:00) Welcome CenterLuci Angel (8:00) Linda Seitz (10:15) July Volunteers Greeters Larry & Shirley Lewis (8:00) Larry & Linda Guinn (10:15) Communion Assistants Leah Otte (8:00) Leon Seitz (10:15) Altar Care July 7& 21Linda Seitz (10:15) July 14-Luci Angel (8:00) Shirley Lewis (8:00) Lectors July 7-Jodi Brown (8:00) Jack Tormoehlen (10:15) July 14-Dot Goodwin (8:00) Amy Pierceall (10:15) July 21-Susan Holle (8:00) Karen Davis (10:15) July 28-Ruth Newkirk (8:00) Laberta Otte (10:15) Acolytes July 7-Anna Holle (8:00) Zack Lawles (10:15) July 14-Morgan Jones (8:00) Ariel Douglass (10:15) July 21-Courtney Mansfield (8:00) Kyle Claycamp (10:15) July 28-Kori Otte (8:00) Lydia Shuler (10:15) Projectors July 7-Madison Jones (8:00) Hannah Wood (10:15) July 14-Jamie Baker (8:00) Jack Tormoehlen (10:15) July 21-Doris Rorick (8:00) Chloe Bryden (10:15) July 28-Kaelen Eglen (8:00) Tyler Claycamp (10:15) Flowers Need volunteers Childrens SermonCarolyn Jones Welcome CenterTammi Reinbold (8:00) Linda Seitz (10:15)

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Karen Wiesehan Dan Davis Jean Floyd Carrie Schepman Ronnie Herkamp Susie Alstatt Kylie Eglen Jan Otte Susan Helwig Marilyn Tangman Edward Devoe Grace Otte Joe Tormoehlen Gwen Newkirk Dan Hoene Anna Holle Charlena Warfield Sara Rapp Tiffany Otte Joshua Rotert Jennifer Benter Cole Fosbrink Garrett Alstatt Lainey Jackson Paul Hoene Alex Rust Perry Reichenba Doug Hoene Regina Bambrick Meagon Price

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Chris McIntire Leah Wente Kent Carr Darren Carr Ruth Ann Hendrix Penny Heater Melody Black Angel Wente Kathy Littleton Matt Claycamp Adam Engelau Abigail Hoevener Melissa Christian Donald Schnitker Lou Ann Wyatt Macy Rotert Desiree Steinkamp Cheyenne Douglass Nina Franke Zachary Lawles Susan Holle Jamie Baer Roger Huffman Luke Tormoehlen Seth Douglass John Wyatt Jarred Holland Leo Baker Dan Claycamp

Upcoming Worship
Below are the lessons and some thoughts about the upcoming Sundays.

June 2nd: TextLuke 7:1-10

Please take some time to look over the lesson and reflect upon the questions in preparation of the upcoming weeks in worship.

The text tells the miracle story of Jesus healing a centurions servant. A centurion is a leader in the Roman army. Do you think that this man is an unusual choice for Jesus to perform a miracle for? How would you have reacted to the story? What does this tell us about whom Jesus is and his power and authority? Why would the news about Jesus begin to spread in the surrounding country?

June 9th: TextJames 4

James is a letter to Christians about a variety of topic related to living a Christian life. In this chapter, James cautions people about being a friend to the world. Rather than allow the world to influence us, we are to submit ourselves to God. The chapter also warns us about judging others and boasting about tomorrow.

June 16th: TextLuke 7:36-8:3

The story for today tells of a dinner with Jesus eating with people of questionable character. A Pharisee questions Jesus about allowing sinful people to touch him and why he allows these people to even be in his presence. Jesus goes on to tell a parable about a moneylender who forgives the debt of 2 different peopleone owes a little and the other a lot. The question is: Who will love the person more? The purpose of this whole encounter is about forgiveness and who is worth to be forgiven.

June 23rd: TextLuke 8:26-39

The lesson for today is a miracle/healing story where Jesus casts out the demons and sends them into a group of pigs and then the pigs run off a cliff into a lake and drown. In our world today there is great need for people to experience healing and the power of Christs power within their lives.

June 30th: TextLuke 9:51-62

Todays text speaks about discipleshipfollowing Jesus. What does it mean to follow Jesus? What excuses do we make for not following Jesus? How do we allow distractions to keep us from being the disciples that God is calling us to be?

Mission SpotlightCommunity Diner

The Community Diner came out of a community meeting which sought to bring interested persons together to gain momentum toward the goal of providing the basic need of food to people in our community that struggle to have daily bread for themselves and their families. The Community Diner began serving meals March 21012 at the Seymour Community Center (Chestnut St.) with 15 people attending. We have continued to serve a hot meal on the 3rd Monday of each month. The number of people we serve continues to grow each month. We currently average around 50 people each month. Our Vision is to be able to serve 50-100 hot meals to patrons needing our service. We hope in the future to be able to offer more meals and have a permanent location to serve these meals. The Community Diner is also seeking volunteers to prepare and serve the meals. Currently the board is working on finding a permanent location for meal preparation and serving. In order to support the Community Diner monetarily, you can at any time mark on the offering envelope a gift for Community Diner. These gifts will be forwarded to the Community Diner. Pastor Steve and Teri DeVoe currently serve on the board.

St. Paul Borchers Care Team

Encourage one another and build up each other
1 Thessalonians 5:11, NRSV

MISSION CARE:
The food pantry items being collected in June are canned meats (tuna/chicken, etc.). Please place your donations in the wooden box in the hallway near the kitchen, or in the basket near the main entry doors. Donations are given to food pantries at Provisions, Anchor House, and Human Services. Last month we received a thank you for our food donations from Anchor House. We also received a reminder that anyone donating items to Goodwill may ask to have vouchers given to the Anchor House. These vouchers enable Anchor House residents to shop for necessities at Goodwill free of charge, thanks to your donations to the store! Ask Trish for more details. Profits of $410.40 were generated from our Earth Day event!!! This amount was donated to the Jackson County Clothing Center to purchase new socks and underwear for needy families. Along with a thank you for helping with the Clothing Centers mission, we received the following information In April [the Jackson Co Clothing Center]gave out over 8,000 items and had 67 new families. This indicates the acute needs we are helping to meet with our donation! Thanks so much to the generous folks who have contributed recently to the Care Team Family Care Fund. Funds were depleted over the winter, but we are once again in a position to help others with small-scale emergency monetary needs. Since this fund has been in existence we have been able to help families during short term emergency situations by assisting with necessities like childcare, utilities, etc.

SENIOR CARE:
YES! Cinema FREE movie for Seniors 55 & older on Tuesday, June 4 th . A carpool will leave the church parking lot at 12:15 and return between 4:00 and 5:00. Please sign up at the Welcome Center so transportation can be arranged. The movie title will be available a few days prior to the event at www.mojo1029.com. Questions? Please contact Trish Tangman. After a couple of DUD movies over the past winter our band of movie-goers once again enjoyed the choice of movie shown in May, which was Safe Haven. Hopes are high that future movies are entertaining as well. Following is a list of movies the group has seen over the past year. There werent too many duds, so if you are 55 or older you might like to join the group. Its FREE!!! Watch for reminders in Sunday bulletins and sign up at the Welcome Center. AncestorsThe Best Exotic Marigold HotelThe HelpSafe HavenChristmas VacationIron Lady Seven Days in UtopiaHunger GamesHope SpringsAmourLife of PiThe LoraxThe Debt The AvengersSecondhand LionsReal Steeland others. Borchers Breakfast Club (BBC) meets every Thursday from 9:00 to 12:00 for breakfast and social time. YOU are welcome to join the group just for breakfast, or for the entire morning! During Day Camp the group typically takes Thursday of that week to enjoy an outing instead of meeting in the church fellowship area. This year on Thursday, June 13th the group will enjoy breakfast in Scottsburg followed by a tour and lunch at Mega Cavern in Louisville. There is NO walking involved in the tour of this man-made limestone cavern under the Louisville Zoo. Come learn about the 100-acre caverns fascinating history and see what it looks like. Look for more details and sign up at the Welcome Center.

St. Paul Borchers Care Team Continued

HEALTH & WELLNESS CARE:
Get out and enjoy Gods creation while you get your body moving! The church parking lot is a great area for walking and bike riding, and when its too hot outside to exercise the building is a nice, cool place area to get your workout! In the picnic grove, opportunities abound for exercise and recreation. There are walking trails through the woods, a newly-fenced basketball court, and activity areas for small children. During warm weather the Turbo Kick and Zumba classes held in the Fellowship Room on Sunday afternoons will be put on hold. Watch for details on the Welcome Center about the next Zumba class which will start again in the fall. Contact Melissa Christian @ 498-2441 if you have questions or suggestions. Thanks, Melissa, for helping to make these fitness opportunities available close to home.

STEPHEN MINISTRY:
Stephen Minister group meetings continue to be held monthly. Continuing education for the next few months will be led by Kendall Alstatt with materials entitled Five Lies that Ruin Relationships by Chip Ingram. The group is learning to recognize habits that jeopardize human relationships, in hopes of helping care receiver/caregiver relationships as well as personal relationships. Monday, June 24 May Stephen Minister group meeting will take place from 6:30 to 9:00 .

CRISIS CARE:
Several months ago the High School youth held a breakfast to benefit the family of Helen Carter of Cortland. Helen is recovering from a brain stem stroke brought on by complications from spinal meningitis. Helen has had a few set-backs recently, but she is still hoping to be home in the very near future. We are continuing to seek opportunities to help Helen and her family. Please continue to pray for the Carter family.

FRIENDLY CARE:
St. Paul-Borchers recently welcomed new members. One way to help new folks feel welcome is to converse with them on Sunday mornings. We are hoping to be able to print short Getting to Know You articles about new members so that conversing is easy. Let Trish know if you would be interested in interviewing new members for this purpose.

GROUP MEETINGS

Hannah Circle Will not meet for the summer. WINGS Will meet on Thursday, June 6th at 7:00 pm in the Fellowship. The hostess is Michelle Wood. Book Buzz Will meet on Monday, June 24th at 1:00 pm.

Ruth Circle Will meet at 6:30 pm on Thursday, June 6th at Linda Guinns home. Linda is Bible Study Leader. Prayer Shawl Will meet Monday, June 3 rd at 6 pm in the Narthex. Borchers Breakfast Club Meet on Thursdays at 9:00 am.

St. Pauls Youth and Family Ministries

JUNE 10-14
Daycamp is June 10-14. The theme this year is Sky. We will be transforming the sanctuary into a huge sky on Sunday, June 9 following the Sunday School Picnic. We welcome anyone interested in helping! Registration forms are available at the Welcome Center. We are still in need of volunteers for many areas for the week. A sign-up sheet is at the Welcome Center. Our counselors this year are Tyler Claycamp, Jessica Hoevener, Meghan Mann, Rachel Miessler, Josh Rotert, and Naomi Miessler. Amelia Gerometta will be leading the Preschool this year. The doors will open at 9:00am each morning. Everyone will use the main entrance for dropping off and picking up. Daycamp is held for Preschool (ages 2-5) from 9:30-11:30. Those kids entering grades 1-6 will have daycamp from 9:30-2:30. Each grade school child needs to bring a lunch each day. Snacks will be provided. We will be collecting money for the bike ride again this year. The money raised will go to help with school and health kits for Lutheran World Relief. We will also be collecting supplies baby care kits and health kits. The items needed are bath towels (lt weight dark colors), 4-5oz Ivory Bar Soap, Metal fingernail clippers, Adult Size Toothbrush, Sturdy comb, cloth diapers (not the trifold), wash clothes. The class bringing in the most items by Friday morning will receive Pizza at lunch on Friday donated by the Women of the ELCA. This years schedule is as follows: Monday: Begins at 9:30. Daycamp ends at 2:30 Tuesday : Begins at 9:30. Daycamp ends at 2:30, Afternoon activity: Snack, load bus at 3:00, Trip to Freeman Field Municipal Airport, Meal at Gaiser Park 5:00 (a responsible person is required to be at the meal for each child.) Wednesday: Begins at 9:30. Daycamp ends at 2:30, Swimming Party at Brownstown Pool 7:30-9:00 (weather permitting) Thursday: Begins at 9:30. Bring Bikes to church by noon. Preschool Bike Ride will be held from 9:30-11:30 through rotation. Daycamp ends at 2:30, Afternoon activity: Snack, load bus at 3:00, Bike Ride from Seymour High School-Cortland, Hayride back to church. Parents pick up at 5:00 at picnic woods. No meal this evening. Friday: Begins at 9:30. Daycamp ends at 2:30 SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Carolyns Office Hours: Monday Morning Wednesday-Morning Email: cjones3338@gmail.com Home Phone: 497-3338 Cell Phone: 521-0281

Sunday School Picnic will be held on Sunday, June 9 at 11:15. Luther League will be hosting a free-will lunch of Hot Dogs, Pork Burgers, Mac and Cheese, Baked Beans, and Desserts. A healthy choice meal will also be available. This year we will be doing some different games which could involve water and be a bit messy, so it would be a good idea to have the kids bring or wear some older clothes for the picnic. We will also be having a basketball shoot-off between young and older! (this means all ages young and older can show off their basketball abilities)

Y & F MINISTRIES CONTINUED

MISSION TRIP
We will have a meeting on Sunday, June 23 at 9:15 to get Medical Release signed and notarized. We will also go over final information for the trip. Parents and youth need to attend this meeting. Saturday, June 29 the Mission trip youth need to be at church at 6:30pm to load vehicles. Following the loading, youth are planning to stay at the church overnight for a lock-in before leaving on Sunday. Ronni Rotert will be staying at the church with those wanting to stay for the lock-in. Each person staying needs to bring a 2 Liter of soda and a snack item. Pizza will be provided. We will be leaving the church on Sunday, June 30 at 3:30 am SHARP! We will return on Friday, July 5 around midnight.

SUMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL

Summer Sunday School will be held in the Fellowship Room at 9:15 each Sunday in June, July, and August for kids age 3- grade 5. Jr High Youth will be helpers during the summer. The summer theme will be Treasure Seekers. We will have a bible story, game, snack, and a craft each week. The helper for June are as follows: June 2: Carolyn Jones June 9: Moriah Hendrix June 16: Moriah Hendrix June 23: Tyler Claycamp June 30: Moriah Hendrix Helpers for July are as follows: July 7: Carolyn Jones July 14: Carolyn Jones July 21: Claire Tangman July 28: Claire Tangman

JR. HIGH/TWEENERS/LUTHER LEAGUE

Jr. High youth, Tweeners, and any other family that would like to Holiday World, we will be going on Thursday, June 27. We will meet at the church at 8:00am. We will return around 9:00pm. The cost for this trip will be $29.00 for Tweener/Jr High Youth. Parents and guests will be $32.95. In order to get this rate we must have 15 people. Tweeners must have a parent go along for the trip. Parent drivers will be needed to help with the trip. Drivers will only pay $29.00 as well. We will eat at the park so money will be needed for 2 meals as well. Money is due in Carolyns mailbox by Sunday, June 23. A sign-up sheet is at the Welcome Center for anyone wanting to go. Questions, see Carolyn.

JR. HIGH YOUTH

Jr. High youth will be setting up for the Sunday School picnic on Saturday June 8 at 9:00 at the picnic woods. This will take about 45 minutes-1 hour. We will also be leading the games on Sunday, June 9 at the Sunday School picnic beginning around 12:15. Parents will be needed to help with tear down on Sunday after the games.

LUTHER LEAGUE
Luther League will be serving a free-will meal at the Sunday School Picnic on Sunday, June 9 at 11:15. Luther League youth need to be at the picnic woods by 8:30am to start cooking. Parents will be needed to help with cleanup after the meal.

WOW! 27 wonderful years teaching pre-school

at St. Paul Borchers. I will cherish the many memories, the children, parents, grandparents, and friends Ive met and worked with over the years. A special THANK YOU for your support, concerns, and many prayers. The pre-school can work, only if we work together. St. Paul church family has done their job and more. A personal THANK YOU to St. Paul church family for the many beautiful cards, well wishes, and the monetary gift at the my retirement. Also, for the recognition and reception on Sunday. THANK YOU to the women of ELCA for your gift card and the Borchers pre-school board for the clock and your guidance. Gene and I plan on doing some traveling and enjoying our family and grandchildren. God has richly blessed us! May the pre-school continue for many years to come. Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these Mark 10:14 Thank you and God Bless all of you , Jeanette Kruse

THE BOOK BUZZ will meet at 1:00 Monday June 24 in the narthex. The title of the book to be discussed is War Brides by Helen Bryan. The Book Buzz has been meeting for over a year now and has enjoyed some entertaining reading and great discussions. A variety of different book genres have been read and the group is always open to suggestions. Anyone is welcome to join the group for just one month or on a regular basis! A list of book titles the group has discussed is available on the Welcome Center. Or call Michelle Wood @ 522 7421 or Trish Tangman @ 497-3166 for other details. NEW IN THE LIBRARY Running Free and Gonna Fly Now by Kate Allatt, a stroke survivor. Both books were donated in honor of Helen Carter, a mother of two young children in Cortland. We continue to pray for her recovery. INDIANA-KENTUCKY WOMEN OF THE ELCABiennial Synodical Convention New Hope, New Growth, New Future will be held on August 2-3, 2013 at Clarion Hotel and Conference Center, 2480 W. Jonathan Moore Pike, Columbus, IN. Registration forms are at the Welcome Center. Registration deadline is July 20, 2013. BORCHERS CHAPEL DEVOTIONAL SERVICE will be held at 8:30 am on Thursday, June 6th in the Chapel. Everyone is welcome.

Come Celebrate Milton and Laberta Ottes

50th
Wedding Anniversary

A BIG THANK YOU to our family and friends for all the prayers, visits, cards & food following Kent's accident. All the support and encouraging words were a great help - thanks for caring! Kent, Joy, Darren & Sarah Carr

Sunday, June 23, 2013 St. Paul Lutheran Church (Borchers) Your presence will be their presents. Duane, Cassie,& Taylor Otte 2:00 p.m.4:00 p.m.

Kristina, Larry & Valerie McIntosh

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There is no God like you in heaven above or on earth beneath, keeping covenant and steadfast love for your servants who walk before you with all their heart. 1Kings 8:23, NRSV

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8:30 am Borchers Chapel Devotions 9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club 7:00 pm WINGS in Fellowship Hall 7:30 pm Ruth Circle at Linda Guinns Home 9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club go to Mega Cavern 9:30 am First Day of DayCamp 9:30 am Pre-school Bike Ride 2:30 pm Pick-up for DayCamp 3:00 pm Load Bus for Bike Ride 5:00 pm Bike Ride pick up at the Picnic Grove

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Pastor Steve at Synod Assembly June 79

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9:30 am First Day of DayCamp 2:30 pm Pick-up for DayCamp 7:00 pm Church Council Meeting

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9:30 am First Day of DayCamp 2:30 pm Pick-up for DayCamp 3:00 pm Load Bus for DayCamp Trip 5:00 pm Meal at Gaiser Park

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9:30 am First Day of DayCamp 2:30 pm Pick-up for DayCamp 7:30 pm Day-Camp Swim Party at Brownstown Pool

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McIntire Wedding (In Indianapolis)

DAY CAMP 2013 June 10th14th

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9:00 am Borchers Breakfast Club

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MISSION TRIP June 30thJuly 5 th

St. Paul Lutheran Church 10792 N 210 E Seymour, IN 47274

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Luther League will be hosting a free-will lunch of Hot Dogs, Pork Burgers, Mac and Cheese, Baked Beans, and Desserts. A healthy choice meal will also be available.