Creator Connection August 2021
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Creator Lutheran Church and Preschool
Creator Connection
AUGUST 2021
Welcoming all to Worship, Grow, and Serve in God’s Grace.
Pastor’s Corner
A message from Pastor Amanda
Grace and Peace to you from God our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen.
“Come to me, all you who
are weary and burdened, and I
will give you rest. Take my yoke
upon you and learn from me,
for I am gentle and humble in
heart, and you will find rest for
your souls. For my yoke is easy
and my burden light.” Matthew
11:28-30
“I wait for quiet and quiet
never comes,” was the first
phrase that I heard from
Gretchen Ronnevik, author of
Ragged: Spiritual Disciplines for
the Spiritually Exhausted, during
my continuing education week
at Mount Carmel Ministries in
Alexandria, MN.
My response, yes and yes. I
wait for quiet to pray. I wait for
quiet to breathe deeply. I wait
for the turmoil around me and
in our world to become quiet
before I dare hope for, well any
number of things. I wait and I
wait, and what seems to happen
is that quiet never comes. And
yet, I cannot say that I have not
experienced peace over the
last two years, because I have
experienced profound moments
and seasons of peace and hope
even in the midst of chaos and
unknown events.
I am pretty confident that
each of you are feeling weary just
like I am feeling. Take a moment
to reflect on what contributes
to your weariness and to our
world’s collective weariness.
We are a weary people and at
this point we are weary even of
being weary!
In seasons of weariness, in
which the race we are running
seems to be unending. A season
in which the metaphor of running
back-to-back marathons is
trending — one marathon for
the 15 months of the pandemic
and now another marathon in
whatever this liminal time is that
we are in now. In these seasons,
we are gathered by God into
deeper dependence. You heard
me right, deeper dependence.
Continued on pg. 4
Table of Contents
Ministry
Pastor’s Corner...............................................
Terri’s Two Cents...........................................
Pastor’s Corner cont., Creator Covid Update
........................................................................
Fellowship
Church in Society..........................................
Church Council Highlights...........................
Hope After the Storm Events........................
Children, Youth, and Family
One on One...................................................
Confirmation, Children’s Book of
the Month, Prayer Chain...............................
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3
4
5
6
7
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Staff
Pastor:
Amanda Olson de Castillo
pastoramanda@creatorlutheran.net
Children, Youth,
& Family Director: Terri Heckroth
creatorterri@comcast.net
Office Ministry: Donna Reynolds
office@creatorlutheran.net
Communications Coordinator:
Marion Gil
communications@creatorlutheran.
net
Bookkeeper: Marcie Reid
creatorbooks@creatorlutheran.net
Custodian: Leslie Noborikawa
Nursery Attendants: Debbie
Eikland and Cynthia Lowe
Preschool News........................................... 10
News and Education..............................
Birthdays and Reminders.......................
11-13
Calendar............................................................ 15
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Sunday School Coordinator:
Terri Heckroth
creatorterri@comcast.net
Preschool Director:
Andrea DeDominces
Preschool Teachers:
Andrea DeDominces, Ragan Allen
& Cheri Farrer
Baptism Coordinator:
Briana Halaas
Funeral Coordinator:
Janee Theleman
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Ministry teams and program leaders, please think ahead about what is coming up and
submit information, pictures or stories of impact to office@creatorlutheran.net by the 20th
of each month. Our Office Ministry Coordinator, will collect, format, and get the newsletter
out to the congregation by the first of each month. If you have any further questions,
please feel free to call the office (253) 862-7700.
Terri’s Two Cents
I have recently acquired
several new house plants.
Like many others, I took on
this new hobby during the
pandemic to keep me busy.
I love all my new plants and
spend time every day caring
for them.
I read ample literature
about indoor plants and how
to best nurture them. After
testing the soil, I give them
water and fertilizer. Some
plants need more light, so I put
them in southern facing winder
sills. For the plants that need
less light, I find a good corner
to display them so that I can
see them and appreciate their
beauty. I shopped around
to find the best plant food to
give them and wait until my
new phone app tells me to
feed them. I even check each
plant’s progress on a daily
basis to make sure my plants
are healthy and thriving in
their environment.
As hard as I try to protect
my plants, some bad things
have happened to them. Fungi
gnats have invaded most of
my beautiful plants. I read
that the irritating bugs do not
hurt the plants (or humans),
but I wanted to rid my home
of these infuriating pests.
After some intense research,
I attempted to exterminate
the bugs by placing a thin
layer of aquarium rocks on
the soil of each pot. That only
caused severe stress on my
plants. So, I quickly removed
the rocks and added a “safe”
pesticide. More stress. My
plants were wilting and turning
brown. I finally repotted the
plants that were in danger
and revived them. Then, the
extreme heat caused more
stress, browning, and wilting.
But I continued to care for
each plant.
As I desperately try to
keep my plants healthy, I think
about God’s love and care for
me. It gives me hope when I
compare God to a gardener,
loving and caring for me
(and you too). God loves us
and wants us to be healthy
Photo credits: thesill.com
and happy. Occasionally,
bad things happen to us—
that’s life. We may not get
infested with bugs, but other
traumatic things happen to
us sometimes. God gives us
what we need and replants us
when things get too bad. God
takes us from our stressful
lives and transplants us into
God’s loving embrace where
we will be revived and take
root. With God’s love and
strength, we, again, thrive.
I am not the gardener that
God is, so please pray for my
plants.
You, LORD, are my
shepherd. I will never be in
need. You let me rest in fields
of green grass. You lead
me to streams of peaceful
water, and you refresh my life.
– Psalm 23: 1-3
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Ministry
Continued from pg. 1
The goal of faith, church and
life is not to reach a point, the
end of the race if you will, and
realize you no longer need God.
It may be your goal, but it is not
God’s goal and more importantly
it is not possible. We need
God. We will always need God.
Growing in our understanding of
our dependence upon God is a
growing and deepening of faith.
God is not afraid of our
weaknesses. God is not afraid of
our needs. God is not afraid of
our weariness.
Instead, God comes into
these and all moments of our lives
and gives us rest. How does God
give us rest? God gives us rest
in God’s word, in the community
of saints, in the forgiveness of
our sins and burdens. I invite you
to reflect on that as well. How
has God brought you hope and
peace in the midst of weariness?
In what way does Creator, your
church home, provide that place
and community of rest and
wholeness?
“Therefore, since we are
surrounded by such a great
cloud of witnesses, let us throw
off everything that hinders and
the sin that so easily entangles.
And let us run with perseverance
the race marked out for us, fixing
our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer
and perfecto of faith.” Hebrews
12:1-2
Peace be in your hearts and
minds,
Pastor Amanda
“Come to me,
all you who
are weary and
burdened, and I
will give you rest.
Take my yoke
upon you and
learn from me,
for I am gentle
and humble in
heart, and you
will find rest for
your souls. For my
yoke is easy and
my burden light.”
Matthew 11:28-30
Creator Covid Protocol Update
As Washington and the Department of Health has moved into a Washington Ready COVID response,
Creator will be easing some of our COVID-19 protocols.
As of August 1st, there will be no registration for worship or temperature checks upon arrival. We
will shift to a mask as you are comfortable policy. We will keep seating in sections with 6ft of distance in
order to offer options for congregants to maintain distance if desired; you may sit with people from other
households if mutually agreed upon. We will begin communing at two stations by the altar. The pre-filled
communion cups will be available for those who wish to remain in your seats for communion distribution.
Food and beverages will not be served at large gatherings. Worship will continue to be available livestreamed
via Zoom and Facebook Live and posted after worship on YouTube. As always, if you are
experiencing any symptoms of illness, or have been in contact with someone who is experiencing
symptoms, please stay home. Symptoms might be:
• Fever or chills
• Cough
• Shortness of breath, difficulty breathing
• Fatigue
• Muscle or body aches
• Headache
• New loss of taste or smell
• Sore throat
• Congestion or runny nose
• Nausea or diarrhea
Our Creator COVID team and Council will be connecting to review guidelines and protocols and will
provide an update to the congregation as changes occur. Thank you for your understanding and care
for one another.
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Fellowship
food items for this event.
• Food bins have been delivered to
Creator in support of Bonney Lake Food
Bank. The food items needed are as follows:
granola bars, macaroni and cheese cups,
and full-size personal hygiene items like
toothpaste, shampoo, body wash and diapers,
etc. The bins will be in the Narthex from July
19 to August 22.
• On July 10 we had a “Hope after the
Storm” event to beautify the flower beds
around the library and Administration Bldg. at
PLU. We made a lot of progress in cleaning
up/weeding, which was followed by a pizza
lunch at Farrelli’s.
Church
In Society
As many of you may know, Church in
Society and the Missional Church Team have
merged. We welcome anyone who would
like to join our group to help people in our
community.
We did not have a formal meeting in July
but have spent time planning what our focus
will be in the coming months in giving and
service to our community.
There are several events that are
already underway:
• New Hope luncheon is scheduled for
August 6th. Please sign up if you can provide
Here are some items we will be
discussing in our August meeting:
• Assess New Hope and see other ways
we can help. For example, they now have
mobile units that stop at various churches
with food, laundry services and showers.
• White River Family Support. We will
be looking into purchasing Target gift cards
for back-to-school supplies, etc.
• Living Stones Prison Ministry. Living
Stones is a “congregation of incarcerated
men dedicated to bettering each other and
the world through the work of the Spirit
gathering with volunteers and visitors.” We
will be researching ways in which we can give
support.
• Auburn Pregnancy Aid – they have a
need for car seats. We will discuss how we
can help.
• Summer/Bonney Lake Food Banks
and backpack programs
Thanks to our congregation for Sunday
offerings that enable us to help our community
in these ways.
In His Name,
Church in Society Team
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Fellowship
Church Council Highlights
Following are highlights from our Council meeting held on Tuesday July 20, 2021. These are
not the official meeting minutes, but a brief summary to aid communication. Approved minutes
will be posted on the bulletin board across from the office.
Council Reports:
From Treasurer
General Fund Balance
• Total cash from Balance
sheet. Line 1000
.........................$ 168,104.71
• Less Balance Sheet Total
Designated Funds. Line
3010....................$61,182.55
• General Fund Balance
.........................$ 106,922.16
Profit and Loss Details
• Total Contributions / Giving
............................$27,313.46
• Total Expenses....$29,549.19
• Net income...........$-2,235.73
Giving
• Local benevolence 6%
.............................$ 1,638.81
• Synod benevolence 4%
.............................$ 1,092.54
• Total Benevolence 10%
.............................$ 2,731.35
Council Reports:
Personnel Committee
Is actively interviewing for our new church music
coordinator. We are encouraged with this round of interviews
and hope to have some good news in the near future.
Finance Committee
Deon Knickerbocker reported in as our new treasurer.
Our income is still trailing our expenses, which appears to
be a trend. We are looking at ways to keep the congregation
informed of our financial status on a more frequent basis.
Pastors Report
Pastor Amanda is excited to move to re-establishing
in person Communion for those who are comfortable in
the coming weeks. We will still have distance communion
available for those of us comfortable doing it that way.
We have had three baptisms in the last month and one
more coming soon. We have also celebrated the lives of two
people with funeral services.
Covid-19 Committee
We had made a decision to mask as comfortable,
however, that was before the new CDC guidelines. There
may be changes to that decision.
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Fellowship
Hope After
the Storm
Events
Creator Lutheran is
looking to bring members
back together in person this
summer with small group
gatherings.
If you can host a small
group gathering in your
backyard, lead a group for
a walk, or anything similar,
please contact the office
and let us know.
There is hope after the
storm church family, in
God’s grace.
SUNDAY PICNIC AT THE KIRNS’
SUNDAY, AUGUST 8TH, 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
The Kirn family has invited us to join them at their home in Lake Tapps for a summer picnic!
Everyone can bring their own picnic food, favorite chair, and swimsuits. Beverages will be
provided, and there will be kayaking and water toys available along with yard games. If it is cloudy
and cool, we will have a bonfire going.
All ages are welcome but we only have room for 30 people, so please register for the event! You
can register by clicking here or by copy and pasting the following URL: https://www.signupgenius.
com/go/20F044FA8AC2EA5F85-sunday
MANDALA ROCK PAINTING
SATURDAY, AUGUST 14TH, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Sandra Mead is hosting a Hope After the Storm Mandala Rock Painting event here on Creator’s
own lawn! Join us and paint together as a church family, learn some tips and let those creative
instincts flow.
Paint and rocks will be provided, but you are always welcome to bring your own. Make sure to
bring something to sit on, a lawn chair is good but a lawn blanket is even better.
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Children, Youth, and Family
One on One
AUGUST 2021
A monthly interview with one of
our church members to help get
to know each other
Name: Sandra Mead
Profession: Environmental
Laboratory and Handmade
Jewelry Business
What are your hobbies? Crafting of all kinds,
landscaping, gardening, hiking, biking, reading,
and home improvement projects.
Where have you lived? I grew up in Michigan,
moved to Eastern Washington for graduate
school, then lived north of Seattle (Lynnwood/
Everett area) until moving to Lake Tapps in late
2019.
What is your favorite food? Papa Johns Pizza
:)
Who is one person who has influenced your
life decisions? My husband Mat because
we’ve been together for 19 years and have built
our lives together from the start of adulthood.
What three things do you value the most?
My family, quiet time alone, and time exploring
nature.
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What do you like most about Creator? The
genuine and charming atmosphere, welcoming
to young families, inclusion of children in worship
and education, active events, and positive
biblical messages for spiritual growth.
Where do you see God in your life? I’ve
always felt God’s presence the most when I’m
facing big decisions in my life, whether during a
physical home relocation or job change. I have
been thankful God has always given me clarity
in times of uncertainty and has been patient as I
tried following His guidance.
What is the biggest challenge you face?
In short: trying to “do it all.” Working at home,
raising three young children, and trying to keep
up with normal life demands. It’s a balancing act!
How do you relax/recharge? In solitude alone
with some good books or out hiking and biking
as a family. Both bring me peace.
Who is your favorite super hero?
Aqua Man! he is the Superman for underwater!
Children, Youth, and Family
Confirmation Program
Returning this Fall
All students entering 6th-8th
grade (or higher if you have never
been confirmed) are invited to
join Creator’s AMAZINGLY FUN
Confirmation program this fall.
We plan to meet with students
in person to learn and grow in
faith and to build relationships
by playing fun games, serving
together, and going on exciting
retreats! If you know of anyone
interesting in joining this funloving
group, please contact Terri
Heckroth this summer.
Children’s Book of the Month!
Cheri Farrer, one of the
Pre School teachers
at Creator loves the
book, Ricky, the Rock
That Couldn’t Roll by
Mr. Jay (Author), Erin
Wozniak (Illustrator).
“This is a hilarious
story of friendship and
overcoming challenges.”
Our Confirmation and High School Students are constantly
praying! If you have a specific prayer you would like to include in
out prayer chain, please email Terri Heckroth creatorterri@comcast.
net. We will attach it to the growing paper prayer chain hanging in
the sanctuary.
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Preschool
Preschool News
AUGUST 2021
ARE YOU READY?? WE’RE ALMOST THERE!!
Summer is almost over and the staff of Creator Preschool is enthusiastically preparing for our 2021-
2022 school year. Please mark these special dates on your calendar. The parent meeting is optional for
returning families. If you choose not to attend, we will give your Creator Preschool Handbook and class
information to you at Open House. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to ask.
We are looking forward to a wonderful school year! If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t
hesitate to ask. - Andrea DeDominces, Director, Creator Preschool (markandrea222@gmail.com)
IMPORTANT DATES!!!
Parent/Guardian Meeting
Wednesday, September 8th 10:00 am – 11:00 am
OR
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
All questions will be addressed, as well as an informational booklet given. PLEASE,
NO CHILDREN
Parent/Guardian and Child Drop–In Open House
Thursday, September 9th 9:00 am – 10:00 am Tues/Thurs class
10:30 am – 11:30 am Tues/Wed/Thurs class
Friday, September 10th 9:00 am – 10:00 am Wed/Fri class
10:30 am -11:30 am Mon/Fri class
The Drop-In Open House is a time to become comfortable with the teachers, classes,
classroom and new
friends without the worry of separation. Parents, please plan to stay with your child.
Stop by any time during your child’s 1 hour time period.
First Day of School
September 13th Mon/Fri class 12:30 pm – 3:00 pm
September 14th Tues/Thurs class 9:00 am – 11:30 am
Tues/Wed/Thurs class 12:30 pm – 3:00pm
September 15th Wed/Fri class 9:00 am – 11:30 am
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Women’s Summer
Fellowship Book Club
We’re going to getting back together in person
again!! Over the summer we’ll take a pause from
our Zoom fellowship meetings on the 1st and 3rd
Mondays and we’ll move back to getting together
for a book study.
We will meet just once a month and discuss the
book that is selected for that gathering. A Zoom
option will be scheduled for those who prefer to
meet that way. Links out closer to the date. We
will meet on Mondays, 6:00pm - 6:30pm will be
time for food and fellowship, then 6:30pm - 8:00pm
we will begin book discussion and prayer request.
Please bring only individually portioned food to
avoid using serving utensils. Hopefully we can
be outside and distanced. While inside we’ll wear
masks and distance ourselves when eating. Below
you can find the schedule for our meetings as well
as the book we will be discussing.
For addresses and directions to each home,
or if you have any questions or concerns, please
contact Janice Pendergast at 253-202-4460 or
janicepend@yahoo.com.
News and Education
Upcoming Meetings
Monday August 16th: Book- Dear Church a Love
letter from a black preacher.... by Lenny Duncan
6:00pm – 8:00pm at Tammy and Jochen Funk’s
Cell: 253-468-1472
Adult Education
I Love to Tell the Story
Pastor Amanda will be posting a
short video each week diving into
the Bible Narrative and specific
readings for the upcoming Sunday.
The videos will be posted on
Facebook, YouTube and linked
to our website. If you have any
questions or comments about the
bible study please send them to
pastoramanda@creatorlutheran.
net.
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News and Education
Allowing for the national
holiday, the next meeting
of the Creator Men's Club
will be Monday, August 2
Tim’s Chicken and Burger
Restaurant, 114 Washington
Ave. S.( Across from the
Downtown Park), Orting, 6
p.m. In addition to the meal
and fellowship, the group
will discuss work projects at
the church campus and in the
community. Besides current
members, the meeting is open
to new members.
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• Monday, August 2
Tim’s Chicken and
Burger Restaurant,
114 Washington Ave.
S.( Across from the
Downtown Park),
Orting, 6 p.m.
• Monday, September
13- Jochen Funk Host,
16816 43rd St. Ct. E.,
Bonney Lake, (2 blocks
east of Creator), 6 p.m.
New Hope Resource Center Meal
THANK YOU to everyone who donated food for New Hope
Resource Center in July. Our next lunch will be August 6th.
Creator will provide cooked lasagna, rolls, fruit cups and cookies.
All food should be dropped off at the church no later than Friday
morning at 10:00 AM (everything except hot dishes can be left
at church on Thursday during office hours). Lasagna should be
cooked and delivered to the church on Friday Morning by 10:00
AM and everything will be transported to New Hope. Volunteers at
New Hope will serve the meal. Please sign up below. You will get
a reminder email.
Volunteer sign up link: https://www.signupgenius.com/
go/20f044fa8ac2ea5f85-newhope
**** On the sign-up sheet click the “sign up button” next to what
you want to bring, then go to the very bottom of the page and click
“Submit and Sign up” and there you will enter your information.
News and Education
Creator Sunday
School Is Back!
Family Sunday School returns with
A Rally Day celebration!
Sunday, September 12 at 10:30am
Thursday
Morning
Bible Study
The Thursday Bible Study has
completed the book of Exodus
and is taking the months off
until September. Please stay
tuned as to the start date and
new study material. Have a
joyous, safe summer.
Join Zoom Meeting
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Men’s
Fellowship
During “All things Covid”
the Wednesday night
Men’s group has been
using Zoom. The meetings
start at 7:00 PM and get
over by 9:00PM. If you
are interested in joining
the meeting please contact
Scott Perkins with your
email address and he will
send you a link for Zoom.
Scott.perkins@hotmail.
com or 253-230-3416
Everyone is welcome! We will have
games for the kids, individually
wrapped snacks, and time to
reconnect.
Prayer Walk at Creator
You are invited to come to Creator
throughout the month of August for a
prayer walk. There will be a map with
a suggested path by the front doors for
you to meander and pray at several
stations throughout our gardens.
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Birthdays and Reminders
Remote Worship
Worship will continue to be live-streamed on Facebook Live and
Zoom. To join via Zoom, follow the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89375602512?pwd=M3hPK0pIMGIz
Z2M0eEhmTitoM3NQdz09
Meeting ID: 893 7560 2512 Password: 435230
One tap mobile:
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Call in option: Zoom offers the option to call in to listen to the
service. Call into worship while it is open - usually a minimum of
five minutes before 9:30am until 11:00am - +1 253 215 8782 and
enter the meeting number: 89375602512 when prompted. You
will be able to hear the worship service.
Pastoral Emergency Fund
Creator has a fund available to be used at the discretion of Pastor
Amanda to support congregation members and the community
as needed. If you or a member another member of the Creator
Community has a particular financial need at this time, please
reach out to Pastor Amanda for support. We are here for one
another at this time. This fund is also open for additional
donations from the congregation.
Recycle Your
Ink Cartridges
Don’t throw away those printer cartridges or used cell phones.
The Youth will recycle them for you. It’s good for the
environment and the youth program receives a small concession.
Just deposit old cartridges in the drawer in the narthex.
Are You Looking for a Little Serenity?
I now have four special places for those who need a quiet time apart.
Come and experience water, trees, roses and the mountain as you sit
and pray. There is a guided meditation for each serenity station if you
wish. Or, just come and “Be still and know that God is God.” Please
call in advance and we will plan around the weather. Elaine Swigart
253-431-1086.
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August
Birthdays
02 - Jeff Lovin
04 - Frankie Hruza
04 - Marcie Reid
05 - Erik Jacobsen
06 - Kenn Green
06 - Mitchell
Morrow
07 - Teri Hayford
08 - Van
Shackelford
09 - Olivia Hurley
11 - Andrea
DeDominces
12 - Dale Olson
12 - John Pollastro
12 - Blair Russell
13 - Joaquin Olson
De Castillo
14 - Dean Ramberg
15 - Amanda Olson
De Castillo
15 - Stephanie
Parton
15 - Judi Richardson
16 - Don Hayford
16 - Susan
Thompson
17 - Shawn Reid
18 - Tammy Cooley
22 - Abigail Olson
De Castillo
22 - Mountfort
Euston
22 - Aaron
Kronlund
23 - Margaret Hall
25 - Brandon Hall
27 - Samuel
Bruckbauer
27 - Connie Sanford
29 - Charles
Brossow
29 - Adalyn
Fitzgerald
29 - Sandra Mead
29 - Nikole Spenny
30 - Beth Budinich
31 - Anastasia Davis
July Membership Updates:
Baptisms:
• Ian Celedon Sandoval, Zoe Gabrielle
Sandoval and Lucas Jeffrey Clingan
(July 3)
• Sofia Claire Cornejo (July 25)
Funerals:
• Jesse Lawrence Beringer (July 2)
• Elinor Maria Pedersen Valenta (July
15)
Deaths:
• Nancy Thorpe died on July 10.
AUGUST
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 9:30am Sunday Worship Online
and In person w/
2
Communion
6pm Creator
Men’s Club
Meeting
7pm Men’s
Fellowship
3 4 5 6 New Hope Lunch 7
9am Morning
Devotions
10am Thursday
Morning Bible Study
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9:30am Sunday
Worship Online
and In person w/
Communion
12:30pm Hope After
the Storm: Sunday
Picnic at the Kirns’
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7pm Adult Bible
Study
10
6pm Finance
Team Meeting
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7pm Men’s
Fellowship
12 9am Morning
Devotions
10am Thursday
Morning Bible Study
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14 1pm Hope
After the Storm:
Mandala Rock
Painting
15 9:30am Worship
Online and In
person w/Communion
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Club
6pm Women’s
Summer
Fellowship Book
17
6pm Church
Council Meeting
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7pm Men’s
Fellowship
19
7pm CYF Ministry
Meeting via Zoom
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21
22
9:30am Worship
Online and In
person w/Communion
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6pm Church
Council Meeting
25
7pm Men’s
Fellowship
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29 Palm Sunday
9:30am Worship
Online and In person
w/Communion
30
31
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Creator Lutheran
Church and Preschool
Welcoming All to Worship, Grow, and Serve in God’s Grace
creatorlutheran.net (253) 862-7700 office@creatorlutheran.net
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00AM - 3:30PM
16702 South Tapps Drive East, Bonney Lake, WA 98391