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THE LIFE OF LYNNWOOD
described in a literary sense to describe that moment in a
Epiphany story when a character has a realization or moment of
awareness, after which the character views everything
Have you ever seen the movie, The Sixth Sense? through the prism of this new light in the story.
It was the first PG-13 I was ever allowed to watch (first
vetted by my parents, of course). If you have seen it you As we enter the new year we also enter a season in
cannot forget it. If you have not seen it you would the church year called Epiphany. At Christmas we
probably recognize it by the creepy line said by a young celebrated the story of God entering the world wrapped in
Haley Joel Osment, “I see dead people!” the flesh in the form of a baby. The Light of God, Jesus
Christ, has come into the world!
It is the story of a young boy,
The season of Epiphany is about
Cole, who is haunted (literally) by
the revelation of who Jesus is;
his ability to see and experience
it is about the way God has come
visitations from ghosts with
and now we view life through the
unresolved problems. He is unable
prism of this new Light which has
to tell anyone except child
entered the story of the world.
psychologist Dr. Malcolm Crowe,
As old man Simeon, who sat
played by Bruce Willis. As Cole and
outside the Temple of God waiting
Dr. Crowe try to uncover the truth
for the Lord’s chosen one, said,
about Cole’s sixth sense they
Jesus is the Light that has come,
stumble upon a truth that jolts
“A light of revelation to the
them and awakens them to
Gentiles and for the glory of the
something unexplainable. Namely,
people, Israel.”
[Spoiler Alert!] Dr. Cole is dead
and has his own issues to work through! It is the moment The season of Epiphany lasts from the end of
when this cinematic thriller reaches the epiphany moment Christmas until Ash Wednesday. Over the next couple
for the characters. months we will listen to stories about the life of Jesus and
will journey with Jesus to learn more of the Light of God.
I really do believe that this - to use the contemporary
We will be following what is called the narrative lectionary
phrase - was the first time in my life when my mind was
produced by Luther Seminary, a Lutheran Seminary in
blown! I could tell you of many other moments, like when
Minnesota. You can find the preaching schedule in this
I realized that the little arrow next to the fuel pump on my
newsletter or on our website.
car’s gas gauge is to remind me what side the gas tank is
on. However, a list of those things would become My hope and prayer for you is that as you hear these
embarrassing. Yet, I wonder, have you ever had these stories of Jesus’ life you begin to learn of the Light of God
moments? We call them, ‘mind-blown’ moments, but just who shows us who God is. I pray that as you come to
a few years back we called them epiphanies. The moments know Jesus you are able to learn of the hope and love and
when we are struck with stillness and awe because of joy and peace that God has gifted to us through Jesus. I
some revelation of new knowledge that has changed pray that you might know God has sent a light that has
everything. changed the way we can see and experience life.
The word epiphany, technically defined, comes from
the Greek word epiphainein, meaning ‘revelation, Pastor Garret
appearance, or manifestation.’ I have otherwise seen it
During this past year at Lynnwood, one of my These stories from Jesus’ life were the guides to
great joys in ministry has been working with the the task force in their discernment and the place
Outreach Task Force. I am thrilled in this newsletter from which our vision grew:
to share with you some of their hard work that will "We are called to be the hands and feet of Christ
benefit Lynnwood now and in the years to come. and sow seeds, with words and actions that point
But first, it might be helpful to share with you a little to Jesus, by going beyond our doors into the
history: community to learn about our neighbors with
Over a year ago, an anonymous donor compassion, know them with respect, and humbly
generously gifted Lynnwood with $10,000 to be used embrace them for who they are. We accomplish
for outreach, should the Lynnwood congregation this by using our specific talents and resources to
match the funds. Lynnwood responded, raising over work with our neighbors to address the community
$10,000 to meet the gift. The gift opened a door of needs"
possibility and a question emerged: How can In addition to crafting a vision for
Lynnwood expand our ministry to our outreach, the task force also
community?
There was a growing desire from
Outreach is spent some time thinking about
what outreach is not. You can find
consistory to discern how to the whole list on their report, but
participate in outreach and to faithfully a way of life. I wanted to share one insight with
use these funds. Consistory decided in you: “Outreach is not something
June of 2018 “to assemble a Task Lynnwood has to develop a new
Group to create a vision for outreach and make a program or talent to implement. We can expand the
recommendation as to how best to steward the work we already do to a larger group of people.”
funds.” Pastor Stacey was appointed as the chair of As one of your pastors, I believe that outreach is
the task force which included Walt Jones, Sandra a way of life: it is expanding our embrace to our
Lundstedt, Ashley Perretta, Andy Pris, and Kathy community. I look forward to growing my embrace
Spawn. The group began their work in August and and to seeking together to widen our embrace as a
presented their final report to consistory in congregation.
December. Their vision for outreach you will find
below. For their full report, feel free to peruse the
latest consistory packet, which can be found on the In Christ,
bulletin board in the hallway near the offices. Pastor Stacey
Every meeting of the Outreach Task Force began
by reading a story from the life and ministry of Jesus.
In reading, we noticed several things: Jesus often did
his ministry by going out to the people and meeting
them where they were. Jesus cared for the whole of
a person: their spiritual life, physical health, and
societal well-being. Jesus loved with humility and
without judgment. Those who met Jesus were
usually moved to praise, astonishment, or to go tell
others about the goodness they experienced in
Jesus.
Journeying with Jesus
2019 Preaching Schedule
Christmas – Pentecost Narrative Lectionary
Let us together follow the one who is called, Immanuel - God with us.
Over the course of the next few months we will follow the story of Jesus from the Gospel of Matthew,
his birth to baptism; from the backcountry to the holy city; from his triumphal entry to his coronation by crucifixion;
from his death to resurrection; from his going up to heaven unto his sending the Holy Spirit to the church.
I hope that you join us as we learn of Jesus who makes God known
and who invites us to become who God created us to be!
December 30th March 3rd April 19th (Good Friday)
Genealogy of Jesus Transfiguration The Crucifixion
Matthew 1:1–17 Matthew 16:24–17:8 Matthew 27:27–61
Psalm 132:11–12 Psalm 41:7–1 Psalm 22:1–2
January 6th March 6th (Ash Wed.) April 21st (Easter)
Day of Epiphany Who is the Greatest? The Resurrection
Matthew 2:1–23 Matthew 18:1–9 Matthew 28:1–10
Psalm 96:10–13 Psalm 51:1–3 Psalm 118:19–24
January 13th March 10th April 28th
Jesus’ Baptism Forgiveness The Great Commission
Matthew 3:1–17 Matthew 18:15–35 Matthew 28:16–20
Psalm 2:7–8 Psalm 16:5–8 Psalm 40:9–10
January 20th March 17th May 5th
Jesus Tempted in the Wilderness Laborer in the Vineyard Peter’s Vision
Matthew 4:1–17 Matthew 20:1–16 Acts 10:1–17, 24–48
Psalm 91:9–12 Psalm 16:5–8 Matthew 9:36–37
January 27th March 24th May 12th
The Beatitudes Wedding Banquet Paul’s Mission
Matthew 5:1–20 Matthew 22:1–14 Acts 13:1–3, 14:8–18
Psalm 1:1–3 Psalm 45:6–7 Matthew 10:40–42
February 3rd March 31st May 19th
Treasure in Heaven The Ten Bridesmaids Gospel as Salvation
Matthew 6:7–21, 25–34 Matthew 25:1–13 Romans 1:1–17
Psalm 20:7 Psalm 43:3–4 Matthew 9:10–13
February 10th April 7th May 26th
The Golden Rule The Last Judgment God’s Love Poured Out
Matthew 13:24–43 Matthew 25:31–46 Romans 3:28–30, 5:1–11
Psalm 37:16–18 Psalm 98:7–9 Matthew 11:28–30
February 17th April 14th June 2nd
Parables of the Kingdom Triumphal Entry Hope of Resurrection
Matthew 13:24–43 Matthew 21:1–17 Romans 6:1–14
Psalm 84:1–7 Psalm 118:25–29 Matthew 6:24
February 24th April 18th (Maundy Thurs.) June 9th Pentecost
Feeding of the 5000 Words of Institution The Gift of the Holy Spirit
Matthew 14:13–33 Matthew 26:17–30 Acts 2:1–4
Psalm 91:1–5 Psalm 116:12–15 Romans 8:14–39
Lynnwood welcomed seven to the family of faith on Sunday, December 23, 2018.
Here is a little more about our newest members:
‘Helen' Bernice (Turney) Borgia
I don't go by Helen, but since my retirement and my collecting Social Security, which has my 'legal' name, I have to use at least
Helen B. Borgia on most documents. I was born at home in the Cotati family home, where I lived until I was nineteen years old. In
June of 1962, I moved to Washington, D.C. were I worked for the Bureau of Naval Personnel. In 1990, I divorced my husband and
'found myself.' I went to work for New York State Education Department, and after 20 years State Service, I retired in 2011 and
have enjoyed my retirement.
I was brought up in the Christian Science church. About 1974, I converted to the Episcopal faith with adult baptism at St.
John's Church (Episcopal), Centreville, VA. With husband Tom's heart attack in 1979, we relocated to Delmar, NY. I continued with
St. Stephen's (Episcopal) until 1990.I enjoy my crocheting projects as well as my research in Genealogy.
I am excited to be a part of the Lynnwood family. Since first visiting Lynnwood, I felt like I 'belonged.' All the Lynnwood
members received Marian, Jackie and myself, as though we'd always been a part of the church. I have a renewed faith in God.
I have, as usual, written a novel, about my life. "Take what you like, and leave the rest."
Bernice is the mother of Marian Truax and the grandmother of Jackie Truax.
Marian Truax
I was born in Centerville, VA and moved with my family to Delmar, NY when I was 5. I was raised and confirmed in the
Episcopal faith. Recent events led me to Lynnwood where I found the fellowship and ministry that I was seeking. I love all things
artistic including playing violin/cello, knitting, crocheting, painting and reading. I am excited to be a part of Lynnwood's family as
they truly are a family to me.
Marian is the daughter of Bernice Borgia and mother of Jackie.
Elise Burby
I grew up in Altamont and went through the Guilderland district, then went to Utica College, and graduated in May with a
degree in liberal studies and childhood/special education. I am a soldier in the New York National Guard, with whom I drill once a
month as the CBRN specialist for the battalion. In my free time, I enjoy reading, writing, having adventures and spending time with
loved ones. I did not have a very religious upbringing, so I did not really come to faith until I had a series of experiences here at
Lynnwood and while in training for the army. I love attending church here at Lynnwood because in this warm, accepting
congregation I feel the love and community we share in Christ, and I look forward to learning more and serving alongside my
brothers and sisters in faith.
Elise is the daughter of Ruth Anne Burby.
Ruth Anne Burby
I grew up in Knox, NY, up on "The Hill" as they refer locally to the Helderberg Mountains. Now I live at the foot of those
mountains in Altamont. Currently, I have the privilege and joy of raising four children, ages 22, 20, 14 and 11. I have been involved
in the PTAs at their schools for several years and am currently the president of the Farnsworth Middle School PTA. I recently
rediscovered that I was baptized at the Woodlawn Reformed Church in Schenectady, but I do not have any memory of attending
church as a child. I first enjoyed the experience of Lynnwood Church through joining voices at concerts with the church choir while
singing as a member of Suburban Sounds. I have always loved singing and have been happy to lend my voice to the church choir
over the the past few years during holiday services. I have never felt very comfortable at most church services until coming to
Lynnwood. I find that both Pastors' sermons relate to everyday life. I am excited to join the Lynnwood community and discovering
more of what faith means in my life.
Ruth Anne is the mother of Elise Burby.
Greg Comparetta
I've lived in Guilderland my whole life. I was raised Catholic, but began attending the Reformed Church when I met my wife,
Shannon. I enjoy traveling with my family and being outdoors. I am excited to be a part of the Lynnwood family because of the
opportunities to grow and be involved as a family in faith.
Greg is the husband of Shannon Comparetta, and father of Andrew and Nicholas.
Chad DeMania
I grew up in Schenectady NY and was raised Roman Catholic but grew away from church in adulthood. I enjoy being active and
helping out in the community. I am excited to begin a new chapter here at Lynnwood and grow as an individual and family.
Chad is the husband of Jessica and father of Alyssa, Amelia, Ansley, and Audrey.
Jessica DeMania
I grew up in Gansevoort NY, was raised Methodist and spent a couple years in a non-denominational church. I enjoy being
enriched and surrounded by the world’s natural beauty and take great pleasure in spending quality time with family and friends. I
am enthusiastic to become a member of the Lynnwood family and further grow in my faith.
Chad is the wife of Chad and mother of Alyssa, Amelia, Ansley, and Audrey.The beginning of Advent, the first Sunday in
December, was Gift Giving Sunday. We collected
many gifts for children and gave them to the
City Mission for their annual "Christmas Store",
where parents can "shop" for gifts for their
children.
This year we collected 150 gifts. Upon delivery,
we were met by Mike Saccocio, given hugs and
many thanks for our generosity and support.
A great big hug to you all at Lynnwood, and may
you all be blessed this Christmas as you continue
to be a blessing to so many others.
Sincerely, Peg Kniskern for the Mission Team
This past month at consistory we . .
Received a report from the Outreach Task Force which included a definition about what Outreach is and isn’t,
recommendations for outreach opportunities, a statement about measuring success as how much we ‘try’, and a
recommendation to have outreach become a part of all we do at Lynnwood.
Received an outline of this year’s budget from the Stewardship Team and approved the budget after lengthy
discussion.
Approved hosting a Summer School program called TSL Adventures for an all day kids program during July and August.
Discussed leading the next Brooks BBQ and decided the chair persons to be Joanne
Cogswell and Sue Weinberg.
You may give on the Lynnwood website.
It’s fast, easy, and secure.
2018 Annual
See the brochure with your boxed Reports
envelopes in the narthex, or ask a Reports from all teams
deacon. and treasurers
Please let a deacon know if you will not are requested in the
need envelopes next year, so we can save church office by
on printing costs. Friday January 18
Thanks! Thanks!Fostering and Deepening Community with God and Others
You are invited to explore becoming a facilitator of a small group. A facilitator
exploration and training session is scheduled for Saturday, January 26, 9:00 - 3:00.
Our next small groups will be during the six weeks of Lent 2019 (March 6 through
April 21). Maybe you have trained and are hearing the call to lead. Maybe you feel the
need for a refresher. Maybe you are slightly curious about small group facilitation and wondering if it is for you …
is God calling you?
Each group facilitator chooses the day and time for the group to meet with sessions being 1½hours in duration.
As a facilitator you choose a topic that you are passionate about and which personally engages you: Bible study, book
discussion, video discussion, contemporary issues, support groups, for example: grandparenting, parenting teenagers,
stress management … the sky's the limit. The secret is that your passion on the topic will pull the group together.
Can’t come up with a topic? No problem, contact Kay and Bill who will gladly help you discover a topic waiting to be
defined that will excite you, or come to the training and discover a passion God has gifted/chosen for you. There is no
obligation if you attend a training. Just come and explore the possibility that God is calling you to small group
facilitation and a ministry for Lynnwood Church.
For more Information contact coaches Bill and Kay Grosch (518-869-7479).
Please let us know by Sunday, January 19 if you plan to attend, so we can better plan the training.
LYNNWOOD HAS A HEART FOR OTHERS!
This year marks our 28th year of participation in Project Angel Tree!
Through the joint effort of the Lynnwood Family and Friends, Christmas was much brighter for
26 Families living in the Schenectady area. Forty eight (48) children received gifts from their
incarcerated relative (Dad / Mom / Grandma). 96 gifts were provided for these children by Lynnwood folk and
beautifully wrapped and returned for distribution by volunteers of the congregation.
Project Angel Tree doesn’t just happen! A great big THANK YOU to:
Initial phone calls were made to the Caretaker of each child to learn wants wishes of each child by Kathy Ader,
Eileen Brown, Cindy Colloton, Joanne Gorczyca, Betsy Hollander, Peg Kniskern, Sandy Lundstedt, Janice Shaffer
and Sharon Sobieski.
Bob Paquette for securing driving directions (Google Directions) for each of the 26 deliveries.
Thanks to shopping elves, Jane Brehm and Jean and Don Dean.
To each individual who purchased gifts (it was delightful to see so many young people choose an Angel Tag).
Delivery Volunteers Kathy & Jim Ader, Dianna & Larry Bopp, Walt Cogswell, Don & Jean Dean, Betsy Hollander,
Peg Kniskern, Anna & Charlie Miller, Donna & Bob Paquette and Rik Schlierer. This project could not happen
without you.
To Jane Brehm, Cindy Colloton, Pat Johnson and Judy Zielinski for assisting with sorting and packaging all of the
gifts in preparation for delivery.
Thanks to Jan Mason who helped out in numerous ways throughout the 8 weeks of preparation for “our gifting.”
As I mentioned at the beginning of the article - It doesn’t just happen, but by many folks working together,
WE SERVED BEYOND OUR DOORS!
Thank you and have a very Happy and Fulfilling New Year!
Jean Dean, CoordinatorThe Home Furnishings Program
www.schenectadyhomefurnishings.org
NEEDS OF THE MONTH
Guilderland Food Pantry Furniture: small kitchen table sets, small flat desks, beds,
loveseats
oil, laundry detergent, canned Furnishings: sauce pans, blankets, small size coffee makers,
fruit, corn, dish detergent, crock pots, toasters, toaster ovens, metal baking pans, dish
racks
coffee, juice, Dinty Moore
To donate, call Jamie Doriguzzi, Program Director,
prepared dinners, snack 518-346-2444 or email us at homefurninc@aol.com
crackers for back packs to arrange for warehouse drop-off of useful items.
Please, everything must be in immediately useful condition
YOU HELP US HELP OTHERS – THANKS!
Needed all the time:
Shelf stable milk: soy, evaporated
Canned soups, veggies, fruit, beans, tuna
Applesauce
Quinoa
Schenectady Community Brown rice
Ministries Whole wheat pasta
100% fruit juice
JOINT EFFORT PROVES SUCCESSFUL BROOKS’ BBQs
Through the efforts of many willing workers the October and December Brooks’ BBQs were most successful.
Seeing folks of all ages working together was just wonderful!
Special thanks to October Coordinators; Senior Singles and Lynnwood Women, and December Coordinators:
Building & Property and Worship & Music teams.
So organized and so efficient. Thank you!
Brownie Bakers outdid themselves. We had plenty of brownies which add the “Lynnwood Touch” to each dinner
(many churches do not provide goodies).
Our BBQs operate like a “well oiled machine.” Many repeat customers compliment us on our procedure.
It does take many, many folks working together. THANK YOU!
THE YOUNG PEOPLE ADD SUCH A SPECIAL TOUCH running orders to each vehicle. You are tops!
Did you notice Lynnwood’s new “poke in the ground signs” in various parts of the town? (the more signs, the better to
get the word out)
In terms of monetary accomplishment, the Lynnwood Budget realized a profit of $2,627.84 in October and $2,011.00
in December. Fantastic! Thank you!
Save the Date!
Saturday April 6 is the date of the next Lynnwood Talent Show!Spring 2019 Youth Programing
Sunday school at Lynnwood is split into two classes:
Explorations (Pre-K-5th grades) and Discipleship (6th-12th grades).
Both groups meet every Sunday during worship except if otherwise noted.
Explorations leaves worship after the children’s sermon. Discipleship leaves after the sermon.
Both classes end at 11:15am. All are welcome!
Sunday, January 6, 5:30-7pm
Community Youth Group (4th-12th) Meet at Altamont Reformed Church for dinner, team building, & learning.
Sunday, January 13, after worship
Chili Fundraiser for LRC Youth. Proceeds from this fundraiser will support the youth winter retreat and
summer scholarships to Camp Fowler. More information to come!
Sunday, January 20, 5:30-7pm
Lynnwood Youth Group (6th-12th) Join us for dinner, games, & time together!
January 25-27
Lynnwood Youth Retreat at Camp Fowler (6th-12th) Join us at Camp Fowler for an amazing retreat focused on
fun, belonging, and growing in our faith.
Sunday, February 3, 5:30-7pm
Community Youth Group (4th-12th) Meet at LRC for dinner, team building, and learning.
Sunday, February 17, 5:30-7pm
Lynnwood Youth Group (6th-12th) Join us for dinner, games, & time together!
Sunday, March 3, 5:30-7pm
Community Youth Group (4th-12th) Meet at Altamont Reformed Church for dinner, team building, & learning.
Sunday, March 17, 5:30-7pm
Lynnwood Youth Group (6th-12th) Join us for dinner, games, & time together!
Sunday, April 7, 5:30-7pm
Community Youth Group (4th-12th) Meet at LRC for dinner, team building, and learning.
Sunday, April 20
No youth group because of Easter. Enjoy time with your family!
Sunday, May 5th, 5:30-7pm
Community Youth Group (4th-12th) Meet at Altamont Reformed Church for dinner, team building, & learning.
Sunday, May 19
Celebration Sunday: Sunday School plans and leads worship.
Sunday, May 19, 5:30-7pm
Lynnwood Youth Group (6th-12th) Join us for dinner, games, & time together!
Saturday, June 1- Sunday, June 2
Community Youth Group (4th-12th) Overnight event at Lynnwood.
Registration for Camp Fowler is open!
Go to www.campfowler.org to learn more and to register.
IF you are interested in going to Camp Fowler, Lynnwood offers a $100 scholarship for children and youth connected to our
congregation. To receive a scholarship, please contact Pastor Stacey.January 2019
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
Dec 30 31 1 2 3 4 5
Office closes New Year’s Day Choir 7:30
at noon
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Communion Task Force Mission Team 6:30 Prayer Shawl Report deadline
6:00 12:00
Congregational meeting B&P 6:30 Faith Formation
Worship Team 6:30
Fellowship Team 11:15 6:30
Community Youth at Choir 7:30
Altamont Reformed 5:30
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Chili Fundraiser Lynnwood Newsletter Deadline Joyful Noise Circle Thursday Circle at
Women 7:00 10:00 the Turf 6:00
Consistory
Choir 7:30
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Facilitator Training 9-3
Senior Singles 11:15 Choir 7:30 Youth Retreat at
Camp Fowler Youth Retreat at Camp
Lynnwood Youth 5:30 Fowler
27 28 29 30 31 Feb 1 2
Youth Retreat at Camp Serve at City Choir 7:30 BROOKS BBQ
Fowler Mission
January Birthdays
1 Charlotte Amigo 10 Walt Jones
John Watson Blanche Matheson
2 Russell Brown Nancy Moore
6 Danielle Spitzer 20 Anthony Colloton
Karsen Rittner Alice Corcoran (99!)Publication Deadlines I wish I could remember his name...
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Alex Mackay
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4310 Bee Cave Rd Room 342
West Lake Hills, TX 78746
When was the last time you visited the
Library bulletin board in the hallway
Deacons by the church office?
Joanne Cogswell There you can catch up on recent
Nancy LaPietro correspondence, announcements,
Linda Looman community events, and mission news.
Charlie Miller Check it out!
Pamela Rost
Sue Weinberg Members of our congregation
Are you getting our email blasts?
who are homebound and/or in
Elders Are you on the Prayer partner List?
need of care are posted adjacent
Kay Grosch Know someone who would like to
to the bulletin board in the
Ken Klapp hallway leading to the offices.
receive our newsletter?
Carol Lynch Please remember them How can we keep you in the loop?
Kathy Mix in your prayers.
Lou Smith Just contact the office:
Feel free to contact any member
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Mark Watson of the Care Team or the office
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