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June 2021
One worship
service at 9:30 a.m.
Sundays through
Labor Day
Pastor’s Letter ___________________________________________ “And the crowds came together again …” I used these words from the gospel of Mark in a recent sermon to give thanks for the fact that we can gather together in the sanctuary again like we used to do before the pandemic. While we make continued efforts to also be present online and will be using some new cameras in the near future, there is really nothing that can quite replace the gathering of God’s people in God’s house. We know it is not about the space, and that you can encounter God in many different ways and many different places. But being in our sanctuary and sitting in the same place where so many have sat before, singing our praises to God together and listening to the organ, taking the Holy sacrament with others, and confessing our sins in a sacred place. We all know that this is very special, and we missed out on it over the last year. But we are back, and we will continue to grow into the new normal after Covid. Some things will return, others may have to wait for a little bit. But I am filled with gratitude for being able to gather together with you and to do what I love. Talking about God’s love for us and encouraging us to follow God’s vision for this world, building bridges, spreading the good news of Jesus Christ. I know many of you will use the chance to travel over the summer to reconnect with family and friends or simply to be refreshed and renewed. Blessings to you and safe travels. If you are in town, please join us for worship and opportunities for fellowship. At the end of July, we will have an ice cream social sponsored by a local ice cream shop. Towards the end of August, we will celebrate the conclusion of the internship of Ethan Doan with us. Other events will be planned and shared via email and tidings. We are hoping for a strong turnout for our music camp August 23 to August 27. This is really an opportunity for us to reconnect as a community under the umbrella of music. It will be so wonderful to finally hear the children sing again. I can’t wait to see the smiles and the excitement. As we go into the summer months the season of Green is upon us. Green means growth. Not surprisingly we get many parables over the summer and a five-week section on the bread of life. Personally, I can’t wait to bring back the yummy Challah bread for the celebration of communion and use our homemade wine once more. It is going to be wonderful. My prayer is that many of us would consider participating in the ministries of St. Paul’s and continue to support us as you have in the past. We also have plenty of room for some new people to get involved. If you have an idea of a ministry that you would like to start, please share it with the leadership of St. Paul’s and we will try to support you as best we can. Have a wonderful summer and be blessed. With much love, Pastor Henrik Sonntag Music Camp 2021 ________________________________________ St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Glenside is holding a 5-day summer music camp Monday, August 23rd through Friday, August 27th. This will include a full day of activities [9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.] for all five days. The core of the weeks’ program would revolve around the preparation and performance of the children’s musical “Oh, Jonah” – the Bible story of Jonah and the Whale. The daily events would also include activities with movement, hand chimes, drums, and outdoor fun! Special guest artists and other fun surprises will make appearances throughout the week. Those eligible to register need to be entering 1st grade through entering 7th grade. The cost for the week is $325 per student. Scholarships available. Youth volunteers [Middle School and High School age] are wanted to both lead and participate in various activities with the registered children. A COVID Plan will be in place that will follow the state and local officials and organizations. Space will be limited to 30 campers – don’t delay in registering! Contact Rae Ann Anderson or the church office for more information.
Vicar’s Voice _____________________________________________
Hello everyone, we have officially made it to the summer months. I am sure that this is exciting for most of you. Personally, I know
that I am excited. I am excited for the warm weather and the potential beach days. I am excited to be outside. I am excited for the
new possibilities that the summer brings. In my opinion, this year’s summer brings a lot of hope. There is hope that this pandemic
will become more manageable. There is hope that businesses will start to open back up and that things will come closer to being
back to “normal”. This past year has been hard on everyone in different ways. However, this summer gives us hope.
The other day I was watching a movie. I really enjoy watching movies. It is one of my favorite ways to relax. One movie genre that I
always seem to come back too is historical war films. The other day I watched a film that I had never seen before. It was called A
Bridge Too Far. The film stars the late actor Sean Connery and was released in 1977. The film is about Operation Market Garden
in War World II, which is the largest airborne operation in history. The operation took place on September 17, 1944. In truth, I did
not know much about this operation before I watched the film. The objective of the mission was to seize a series of bridges by
airborne troops which would then allow a land force to cross over the Rhine. This would allow the Allied forces to enter Germany’s
industrial heartland of the Ruhr. If successful, the war would be significantly shortened. However, the operation was not as
successful as hoped. There were numerous setbacks from the very beginning. Throughout the film, you see the airborne forces
secure the bridges. The land force then slowly made its way over the bridges and along its route. However, the land force is not
successful in getting to the last bridge in Arnhem. This leads to the Germans retaking the bridge, and thousands of wounded
British and Polish troops being taken into German captivity. Many soldiers died in Operation Market Garden.
The reason why I am telling you all this is because I continually got sadder as I watched the film. At the beginning, I thought that
maybe they would pull it off. However, they were not successful. They got so close to Arnhem, but they were not close enough. As
I got to the end of the film, I had realized that it was just going to be a sad film. I did not think that anything was going to change
that. However, then something happened that quite surprised me. In one of the last scenes, a large group of wounded soldiers is
sitting waiting to be captured by the Germans. Suddenly, a soldier starts to sing the hymn “Abide with Me” (ELW 629). As the
soldier sings, slowly the rest of the soldiers join in. This image stuck with me. This song is about the promise of our Lord and his
presence with us in all situations. The Lord abides with us always even in times of trouble. It is a song of hope and assurance. This
was a reminder for me that there is always hope even in the dreariest of situations. There is always hope because of our Lord, who
abide with us always. Our hope comes from the Lord. So, as the summer carries on, there is a lot of hope. There is the hope that
we receive from God’s creation. There is the hope that we receive from being with the rest of God’s people. The summer bring a
lot of hope and it comes to us from our lord. Let us remember this and let us rejoice in the hope that this summer will bring. Amen.
Peace and Blessings,
Vicar Ethan Doan
Sunday School Event Entry
Hello everyone! It sure is hot outside. We know that some of you may already be dreading this summer heat. Vicar Ethan sure is
starting to look forward to the fall. To beat the heat, St. Paul’s would like to invite you all to our ice cream party! The party will be
held outside on the patio and the surrounding area on July 25, 2021. The party will start proximately at 11:00 a.m. after our Sunday
service. The plan is to have some water activities for the kids related to baptism, so bring a change of clothes! More information
will be coming in the future. All are welcome! Come have fun with us!
Invitation to Kathleen Kerin’s Ordination______________________
I am so grateful for the people of St. Paul's. As you may know, this past March, I received a Call to
be the Pastor at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Olney section of Philadelphia, PA. I
will be Ordained and Installed on Saturday, July 17th at 10:00 am in the congregation's
sanctuary. With a joyous heart I invite you to be a part of this long-awaited day. I am so happy to
say that Pastor Sonntag will be preaching, and Caroline VanPelt will be singing.
Protocols for Philadelphia have allowed for those who are fully vaccinated to go mask-less; all
other protocols have been discontinued. For the Ordination, I encourage people to wear masks
while inside to protect the vulnerable and will ask people to sign in. I look forward to celebrating
this day with you!
Grace and Peace,
Kathleen Kerin
Dear St. Paul’s Family,
It is with mixed emotions that I announce that I will be resigning from my position as Parish Secretary by the end of the summer.
As many of you may know, I have been dating my high school boyfriend, TJ, for the past 4
years. We have been maintaining a long-distance relationship between Glenside and
Northern Virginia. The three plus hour drive has been no fun. In April, TJ proposed, and I said
yes!!! We plan to marry in the summer of 2022. Because of his position with the county’s
sheriff’s office, I am selling my house and moving there. We are at the beginning stages of
building an addition on his current home which will include an in-law suite for my father and
will give us enough space to accommodate, as needed, our combined 6 adult children.
I plan on continuing here in my position through much of August. I have an end of August
settlement date on my house so that I can smoothly send Connie
back to Wagner College on Staten Island for her senior year
and send Carson off to Holy Family University in Northeast Philadelphia for his freshman year.
Jackson will remain working as an assistant manager at Produce Junction in Glenside and will
stay in the apartment he moved into in February in Fort Washington.
I leave with the excitement of finally being together in the same place with TJ, and with sadness
that I am leaving my wonderful work and church family. When I began in this role in November
2007, I never anticipated that I would still be here over 13 years later. I love working in this
office, and with our wonderful staff. I am thankful for and appreciative of working with Henrik, Rae
Ann, Nancy, Kathleen Getz, Kathleen Kerin, Bob, and the numerous interns over the years. I
recognize how lucky I am to work in such a positive, supportive, and caring environment. I am
thankful for and appreciative of the support which council and the congregation has given me over the
years. The flexibility that this job has allowed me over the years has been a blessing for raising my children and for addressing all
my health needs. I leave richer for having worked here. And, most importantly, I am so thankful that the membership of St. Paul’s
has wrapped me, Connie, Jackson, and Carson in your loving embrace over the past 21 years of our membership. We are very
blessed for all of you.
Sincerely & with affection,
Laura Lindberg. Parish Secretary & St. Paul’s Member
Office administrator part-time
(formerly parish secretary)
Stewardship--What is it?
We are looking for an office administrator
The time that we give to ministries is an expression of beginning September 1, 2021. You will be the
Stewardship which is the using or giving of the time and primary first contact person in the office on a
talents (and financial gifts) that God has given us to do
daily basis and should have great
God's work in this world. It is, very simply, our
response to, our sharing of, the abundance that God has communication skills. You should be able to
given us. work as part of our team and share the friendly
and open atmosphere in our church office.
Bishop Elizabeth A Eaton, in the June/July issue of You will be responsible for producing the
Living Lutheran, defines Stewardship for us. bulletin each week that assists us in worship. A
"Stewardship is a deeply spiritual act. It moves us out of
working knowledge of Office 365 is required.
ourselves and toward the neighbor in need. It glorifies
God. It brings freedom from wealth and status. It Familiarity with other office equipment and
unclenches our hands and hearts. It lets us rest in the software is a plus. A more detailed job
promise of God's abundance. We become cheerful description will be provided on request. Daily
givers." hours will be 9 to 2. (25 hours per week)
Starting hourly rate is $15 per hour
May we know the joy of being a cheerful giver,
Cathy Keim for the Stewardship Team Please send your resume to
pastorsonntag@stpaulsglenside.org.
Southeastern Pennsylvania Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE BISHOP
May 27, 2021
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church 120
N Easton Road
Glenside, PA 19038
“In Christ all will be made to live” (Corinthians 15:22)
Dear Pastor Sonntag and the Saints at St. Paul’s:
On behalf of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Synod, please accept our sincere and heartfelt condolence as you
celebrated the life of the Rev. Cindy Ray on May 22, 2021. You continue to be in my prayers and thoughts as you mourn
and recall the many wonderful memoires. While my schedule did not allow me to attend, let me share my thoughts with
you.
I am sure you welcomed the grace, strength, and consolation that Christ has continued to provide since her transition last year. I
thank God you can lean on the care of each other as Pastor Ray was a dear colleague and friend to many.
Pastor Ray’s gracious and generous spirit, her compassion and understanding, her hospitality and genuine welcome blessed
all she touched. Her faith in her Lord, and her love for St. Paul’s, SEPA Synod, and her friends were evident throughout her
nearly 4 decades of ordained ministry.
Throughout her ministry she served in the following ways: Pastor, Salem-St. Paul (Kresgeville, PA) 1983-1984; Assistant Pastor,
Advent (West Lawn, PA) 1986-1992; Assistant Pastor, Trinity (Lansdale, PA) 1992-1993; Asst. Director of Advancement, LTSP
1993-1996; Assoc. Dir/Youth Ministry, Division for Congregational Ministry 1996-1997; and as Pastor, St. John (Folcroft, PA)
1998-2010.
Pastor Ray served St John‘s, Folcroft for many years and is loved and remembered by staff and members fondly for her
wonderful sermons and powerful witness in the community. I appreciated the partnership when I served at Spirit and
Truth in Yeadon, PA. I remember well, as a new pastor, Pastor Ray sitting in my office sharing words of wisdom, support,
and encouragement. I miss her dearly.
Let us take comfort and strength in the knowledge that Pastor Ray has claimed her baptismal promise, and rests
eternally in Christ’s love and grace. May we who still live by faith love one another as we have been commanded by our
Lord and encouraged by her example.
In Christ,
The Rev. Patricia A. Davenport, Bishop
On Friday, July 16th, funeral services for Joan and Joe Daughen will be held at St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church. Calling hours will be 9:30-11 a.m. in the Great Room, with the
funeral following immediately after in the sanctuary.
The memorial service for Mrs. Phyllis Linn will be held on Saturday, October 2nd at
11:00 a.m. in the sanctuary at St. Paul’s. The calling hour will be from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00
a.m. in the Great Room. A luncheon will take place immediately following the service in the
Fellowship Hall. Everyone is invited to attend.
Announcements of All Kinds _______________________________
Take me out to the ballgame. Take me out with the crowd! St. Paul’s is going to Citizen’s bank
park on August 14th for a 4:05 p.m. game against the Cincinnati Reds. Tickets are $26. We ordered 25 and
still have many available. Contact Pastor Sonntag or the office to reserve your tickets. If we do not get 25
people, we can still go as a group but do not receive the group discounted price. Tickets may be paid for in
person during office hours by cash or check; by check mailed into the office; or may be paid by credit card
on the St. Paul’s website under the “donate” tab. Please RSVP with payment by July 14 th
Security
This is a friendly reminder to everyone to be considerate when using the church
building. Please check doors, windows, and lights before you leave and make
sure that they are locked, closed, and turned off. If you changed the AC, make
sure it is turned back to schedule and not on hold. Thank you for keeping our
building safe and our utility bills as low as possible!
Memorial Garden Update
This past week, we finally were able to inscribe last fall's names on the garden
panels. We already have a few more new names to add. If you want to find out
about inscribing your name on the memorial wall, please contact the church
office by July 15, 2021. Thank you.
Spring Clothing Drive Results
The spring clothing drive collected 3,755 pounds of clothing, which generated $375.50. The original
quoted price per pound was slightly reduced due to the fact that two collections (one at the end of each
week) were required and the spike in gas prices during the period. The revenue was distributed as
follows: $50 to Boy Scout Troop #48 and $325.50 to St. Paul’s Youth.
We send enormous thanks out to all those who donated items for this event. Special thanks go also to
Ed Hayes, who arranged the use of the scout trailer, as well as all those who volunteered their time and
energy to monitor donations and assist donors and manage the pickup.
Food Pantry Items Requested
With the end of the school year in June comes the end of school breakfast and lunches for some students. Some area school
districts may offer free summer lunches for pickup, but not all students are able to take advantage of this. Listed below are some
foods which would be helpful to have more of in anticipation of families with students in need of support. Also, our pantry has been
used more as of late, and we are running low on some items. If you can pick up an item or two, that would be great. Finally, we
could use additional donations of grocery store gift cards in anticipation that we may have more needs for items for families with
children home for the summer. Thank you for your continued support of our food pantry clients.
Please note that the food pantry is open to members who need extra help during a difficult time. Please contact either Pastor
Sonntag or Laura Lindberg for more information about accessing the food pantry. Confidentiality will be maintained.
• Cereal • Peanut butter • Black beans & red kidney
• Breakfast/Protein Bars • Jelly beans
• Granola Bars • Mac and Cheese (individual • Canned Tuna, Chicken,
• Oatmeal cups or boxes Spam
• Juice • Canned fruit or individual cup • Snacks – crackers, pretzels,
• Coffee servings goldfish, graham or animal
• Tea crackers, etc.
• Condiments
Bread For the World’s Offering of Letters
Over the years, letters from our and other congregations voicing shared concerns have helped inspire our leaders in Washington
to pass legislation that reduces hunger in the United States and around the world. Because of persistent advocacy, Congress
passed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) of 2021, legislation that contains numerous provisions that will help people
struggling with hunger and poverty.
The pandemic has exposed vulnerabilities in our hunger safety nets and food systems. Not everyone has the same access to
nutritious food. The levels of U.S. hunger are now higher than during the Great Depression, and the social and economic impact
of the pandemic continues to devastate families and communities in the U.S. and around the world.
While there will be no in-church letter-writing event this year, the congregation is encouraged to personally send letters or emails
to our Congressmen in Washington, urging them to expand anti-hunger programs in response to the pandemic and to pass
legislation that increases funding for global nutrition programs. Visit bread.org/ol to learn more and to find a sample letter.
We must work together to ensure that freedom from hunger is a core principle of U.S. policy and to create food systems that
support the end of hunger and malnutrition. Thank you for your continued participation in this effort!
Good Works Team
Altar flowers are available
for all Sundays in July and
August. One set is $22.50; Sunday morning volunteers are necessary for the smooth functioning of worship on
Sundays. As we continue our way to fully reopened, we are reinstating our Sunday
two sets are $45. Contact morning volunteer roles including Altar Guild, Ushers, Greeters, Assisting Ministers,
the office to set up a and Flower Delivery people. If you have served in any of these roles in the past,
sponsorship and share thank you. We hope that you will resume your former volunteer roles. However, we
need new volunteers as well to help our veteran volunteers. Please contact the office
your dedication message. if you are willing to serve in one or more of these capacities. Or, to find out more
information about what the roles entail. Remember that we can’t do this without you!
S.P.U.D.S. (St. Paul's Utterly Delightful Seniors)
It has been a long time since we were able to meet! We need to know if anyone is still interested in having a senior’s group at St.
Paul's. We were meeting the first Tuesday of each month, except Jan, July, & Aug. We have done crafts, made Christmas wreaths,
gone out for lunch, played Bingo, made choc. covered pretzels, had programs on herbs, visited the Wall House and Briar Bush
Nature Center, and many other activities. If you are interested in joining us at 10:30 a.m. for some fellowship and fun, please call or
e-mail Ronny Kosempel by August 1. (215-379-1226), ronnykos@comcast.net
Breathing Room School Supply Collection
Hello! It’s that time of the year again. Sherrie Campbell and Sue Duffy will be collecting school supplies for the upcoming 2021-
2022 school year for the Breathing Room. Supplies will go to area families affected by cancer before the new school year begins.
Drop off supplies to the labeled boxes in the Great Room right after the doors. They will be collecting through the beginning of
August. Call Sherrie with any questions at 215-397-8865.
Good News from the Pews
July Name July Name Anniversary Couples’ Names
1-Jul Eric Mitchell 13-Jul Ella Duffy 4-Jul Eileen & Glenn Rall
2-Jul Katie Baxter 13-Jul Torin Stanley 7-Jul Ed & Linda Hayes
2-Jul John Mazzacarro 14-Jul Isabella Mazzaccaro 10-Jul Jessica & Jason Messick
4-Jul Linda Edwards 17-Jul Jason Reiff 21-Jul Nancy & Joe Stevens
4-Jul Colleen Regan 17-Jul David Scott 22-Jul Kathleen & Dominic DiSandro
6-Jul Ken Feinour 18-Jul Austin Reiff 28-Jul Angie & Tom Erat
6-Jul Mike Hoffmann 19-Jul Dallas Strachan 31-Jul Sue & Mike Edelman
7-Jul Stephen Sheehan 19-Jul Doug Strachan
9-Jul Adam Erat 22-Jul Randi Gill
9-Jul Amee Merkle 23-Jul Jack Craig
9-Jul Karen O'Brien 27-Jul Dave Scott, Sr.
10-Jul Peyton Albaugh 29-Jul Gary Stanley
12-Jul Linda Erat 30-Jul Nancy Powers
12-Jul Jennifer Eisele 31-Jul Sara Embery
August Name August Name Anniversary Couples’ names
1-Aug Hilma Helwig 13-Aug Kristen Allen 4-Aug Bill & Linda Erat
1-Aug Glenn Rall 13-Aug Kelly Czerviski 26-Aug Susan & David Lech
2-Aug Thomas Angilletta, III 13-Aug John Freed, Jr. 28-Aug Marlen & Fred Livezey
4-Aug Tracey Riemenschneider 15-Aug Claire Kelly 30-Aug Jim & Jennifer Hurley
9-Aug Luciena Messick 15-Aug Jamie Stanley O'Neal
11-Aug Andrew Carnavil 15-Aug Katie Whitehead
11-Aug Bill Erat 20-Aug Karla Frisco
11-Aug Josh Keitter 20-Aug Kiera Whitehead
12-Aug Joey Centeno 23-Aug Joanie Riemenschneider
12-Aug Jacob Ruth 25-Aug Laura Lindberg
28-Aug Ryann & Reagan O'Neal
Did we miss your special day? Please let us know your birthday or anniversary so that it can be included in future editions
of the Messenger. Do you have a special celebration, joyous good news, engagement, marriage, birth, significant
accomplishment to share? We want to celebrate with you in our “Good News from the Pews” section. Please share with us your
“good news!”
Carson Campbell graduated from Springfield Township High School on June 9th. He will be
attending Holy Family in Northeast Philadelphia this fall and plans on studying biology.
Alex Donaldson graduated from Hatboro – Horsham High School in June. Alex will be
majoring in Communications/Media Production at Indiana University of Pennsylvania starting
mid-August.
From the Heart___________________________________________
To St. Paul’s,
Thank you very much for the flowers you sent. The thoughtfulness was very much appreciated.
Rhona Foster
Dear St. Paul’s,
Thank you so much for the beautiful altar flowers. That they come on Mother’s Day was especially meaningful. We are grateful for
all of the prayers. We know that they impacted Becky’s recovery. Thank you for your thoughtfulness.
Debbie Reiff and Becky Bothwell
Dear St. Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Thank you for your generous gift of $1,500 to ELCA Global Mission. Your support enables ELCA Global Mission to send
missionaries to serve in over 40 countries. It provides scholarships to women leaders from around the world as they respond to
God’s call to ministry. And it funds investments in evangelism, education, and church expansion. Thank you for your gracious
gifts. The glory of God is shining through you.
With gratitude,
Rahel Mwitula Williams,
Director, ELCA Global Mission Funding
Dear Members of St. Paul’s,
Thank you for the beautiful altar flowers. What a nice surprise. They brightened our day. The young man that delivered the flowers
was so friendly and polite. We miss not being at church and we hope to be there soon.
Sincerely,
Hilma & Fred Helbig
Please remember in your prayers ….
Young Bai Donna McLaughlin Friends & Members
Don Brown Malisa Methaney in the Military
Randy Brubaker Ruthie Methaney Anthony Brasten
Molly C. Nancy O’Conner Grant Kerrick
Ken & Jenny Carter Vincent S. Andrew Kerrick
Jean Cristaldi Kenzi Saunders Andrew Sickert
George Day Tom Scarpello
Alicia Eret Eileen Schaeffer
Leona & Tom Finney Jeanne Smith
Rica Foerster Pr. Kenneth Smith
Robin Gannon Jerry Sutliff
Earl H. Tim Walters
Nancy Hadley Brittany Weincek
Charmaine Hoff Lorraine Wierzbicki
Joe Lawn James Wood
Ella MacMillan
2021 July SUNDAY
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
01 02 03
Office Closed on
Fridays through
Labor Day
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9:30 In Person Worship
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9:30 In Person Worship Services for Joan and
Joe Daughen 10:00 Ordination for
10:00 Calling Hour GR Kathleen Kerin St.
11 Funeral Service Nave Paul’s Olney
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
9:30 In Person Worship Nursery School
Summer Camp 9 – noon 0
Monday to Friday
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9:30 In Person Worship Nursery School Office closed
10:45 Ice Cream Social Summer Camp 9 – noon Staff Retreat
Monday to Friday2021 August SUNDAY
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Office Closed on
Fridays through
9:30 In Person Worship
Labor Day
08 09 10 11 12 13 14
9:30 In Person Worship
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
9:30 In Person Worship
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9:30 In Person Worship Music Camp Music Camp Music Camp Music Camp Music Camp
9 a.m. – 3 p.m. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
29 30 31
9:30 In Person Worship
Vicar Ethan’s Last
SundaySt. Paul’s Lutheran Church
120 N. Easton Road Glenside PA 19038
Summer Office Hours
Monday to Thursday,
9 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Church Office Number 215-884-3005
Nursery School Number 215-884-8995
Our Website: www.StPaulsglenside.org
Our Staff Listing & e-mail addresses:
The Reverend Henrik Sonntag, Pastor PastorSonntag@Stpaulsglenside.org
Vicar Ethan Doan, Pastoral Intern EDoan@stpaulsglenside.org
Rae Ann Anderson, Music Director RaAnderson@Stpaulsglenside.org
Kathleen Kerin, Youth Group Director KKerin@stpaulsglenside.org
Laura Lindberg, Parish Secretary lauracampbell@stpaulsglenside.org
Kathleen Getz, Nursery School Director kathleengetz@stpaulsglenside.org
Nancy Carbine, Bookkeeper/Volunteer Coordinator ncarbine@stpaulsglenside.org
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