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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
A small congregation in the village of East Rochester.

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
1008 Main Street, PO Box 386
East Rochester, NY 14445

The Office Phone Number is 585-586-6088

Email address: tlcnews@frontiernet.net

We are part of The NY Upstate Synod

The Rev. Marie C. Jerge, Bishop of Upstate NY Synod

Members of the Genesee Finger Lakes Conference

The Rev. Sharon Hanks, is our Pastor
Her office hours are Tuesday 2pm to 3pm & Thursday 9am to 10 am
Others by appointment

SuzAnne Grenci-Deacon
Shirley Iversen-Directory of Music
Youth Directory-Annabelle Fitzsimmons

Council members for 2012

Kathy Hennelly-President and Secretary
Glenn Leet-Vice President and Church Care
Roberta Fitzsimmons-Treasurer
Martha Hieber-Financial Secretary
Annabelle Fitzsimmons-Chirstan Life

We are a handicapped accessible church and have a hearing loop.

Parking is located behind the church.

All are welcome to join us at the Lord's table.

For Your Information

February 19 Chocolate Lover’s Sunday
Please bring your favorite chocolate to share with everyone. Invite family and friends to join us.

June 9 Rummage Sale, Saturday from 8-4pm
Not too early. Remember us when you do some down sizing. If you are like me when something new comes in something old goes or is given away.

July 23-27 VBDC-Please keep a look out for more information to come. Mark your calendars.

News from the Community

February 11, Exodus to Jazz Concert,
8:00 PM. The concert features the Houston Person Quartet. Reformation Lutheran Church is located at 111 North Chestnut Street in Downtown Rochester, 14604; telephone 585-454-3367. The church is handicap accessible.

February 12, Music at Incarnate Word: 2011-2012 Season, 7pm, Incarnate Word. 597 East Avenue, Rochester. Vespers for the Sixth Sunday after Epiphany followed by Abendmusik Recital at 7:45pm. Voices Chamber Choir; William Weinert, director. “Bach and Beyond” motets by Johann Sebastian Bach and others.

February 17, "3rd Fridays at the Cypher", 6:30-8:30 PM, Held the 3rd Friday of the month, this is a fun event for youth & families where artists sing, perform slam poetry, dance, act, and show animation in a cafe setting. Food and creative entrepreneur products (t-shirts, CDs, DVD, etc.) are sold at each event. For more information, go to their website at www.artpeace.org or call 585-234-0708. Reformation Lutheran Church is located at 111 North Chestnut Street in Downtown Rochester, 14604; telephone 585-454-3367. The church is handicap accessible.

February 24-26, LCLC Hobby Weekend: (Bring Your Own Hobby). Spend the weekend working on your favorite hobby like quilting, scrapbooking, reading, knitting, or painting. Enjoy a weekend devoted to your hobby without the distractions of home. The following optional activities will also be offered: Morning Devotions, Worship, Bible study, Hiking, Delicious Food, and Fellowship. This adult program runs from 7:00 p.m. Friday through brunch on Sunday. For more information, contact lclcenter.org.

February 25, Eastman School of Music Repertory Singers and Women's Chorus, 8:00 PM. Reformation Lutheran Church is located at 111 North Chestnut Street in Downtown Rochester, 14604; telephone 585-454-3367. The church is handicap accessible.

“Save these dates”

March 24, Women of the ELCA, Communion Brunch, 9:30AM, Messiah Lutheran, Greece. Our program and the bread for the communion service will be given by The Bread Man, Chet Fery. The offering will be split to SWO and Greece Food Cupboard,

April 22-23, Walter Brueggemann, a noted Old Testament scholar, will be at Asbury First United Methodist Church. In addition to being an OT scholar, he writes tremendous prayers. He will be preaching at the Sunday morning services. In the evening he will be giving a lecture and on Monday morning he will be leading a Bible study. The Bible study may be looking at Biblical passages and transforming them into prayers. The lecture and Bible study will be open to the public. Details will follow closer to April.

June6-9, CONVO, held in conjunction with Synod Assembly is open to all high school students. This year CONVO begins at 7:00pm on Wednesday, June 6 and will run through the end of the Assembly on Saturday, June 9. Registration and cost information is coming soon! For questions about CONVO and financial aid contact Pastor Laurie Carson-Nelson 716-799-4017 (Cell or text) or by emailpastorlcn@gmail.com. For questions about registration contact Rick Mollenkopf-Grill 716-465-1321 or by emailrick@nfclyo.org.

June 8-9, Mobile for Mission is the theme for the 2012 Synod Assembly which will be held June 8 - 9, 2012 at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center. Accommodations will once again be held in the Radisson Hotel Rochester Riverside. Join us as we gather to learn about Global Mission and immerse ourselves in this year's text from Isaiah 52:7, "How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of the messenger who announces peace, who brings good news, who announces salvation, who says to Zion, 'Your God reigns'." Attendees will have an opportunity to participate in synod business decisions, elect Synod Council members and 2013 Churchwide Assembly voting members, to hear from the ELCA Churchwide representative, Tammy Jackson, Director of International Leadership Development for Global Mission, to explore global mission through educational and experiential learning, and lift our hearts and voices in various worship opportunities. We will learn first hand about mission work in Zimbabwe from our special guests, Bishop and Mrs. Dube from the
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe.

Registration opens on April 1, 2012. The registration fee is $95 with a $10 discount for those registering by May 1. Hotel and food costs are in addition to the registration fee and will be listed when the on-line registration opens. Synod Assembly is open to all who want to attend, not just rostered leaders and congregational voting members. Child care will be offered throughout the assembly.

Sharing and article from,
Guideposts, January 2012 issue, an article by Anne Adriance.

She asks if you would like to take a quiz. Sure I like quizzes. Each of the five quotes below is inspired by a scripture. Can you figure out which verse?

1. Love shared is love squared.
2. Turn gloom into blooms.
3. Let your inner child out to play.
4. The loveliest accessory a woman can have is a good friend.
5. If I Google kindness, I find you.

When Anne first came to Guideposts, she asked the readers what the magazine meant to them.

“I always pass my copies along,” they said. Or “I give gift subscriptions of the magazine. It’s a great way to share my faith.”

Asked if there was another way Guideposts could help customers to share their faith?

“That’s where these quotes come in. A team of us pictured a girl with a bright spirit and a knack for putting Scripture verses into her own playful, contemporary idiom. Her name is Hope, her quotes “Hope-isms.”

Every Hope-ism is inspired by the Bible. The hope is to inspire you and then you inspire others.

You may find more Hope-isms and all kinds of fun ways to share them at hopespringshere.com

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Figure out the verses yet? Here are the answers:

1. By this shall all men know that you are my disciples, if ye have love one to another (John 13:35).

2. The wilderness and the solitary place shall be glad for them and the desert shall rejoice and blossom as the rose (Isaiah 35:1).

3. Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for believers in speech, in love, in faith and in purity (1 Timothy 4:12).

4. The heartfelt counsel of a friend is as sweet as perfume and incense (Proverbs 27:9).

5. May the Lord reward you for your kindness (Ruth 1:8).

Support the ELCA Malaria Campaign
Malaria claims the life of a child every 45 seconds. You can help. Your gifts to the ELCA Malaria Campaign provide mosquito nets, medication, health care, education and more to eliminate deaths from this disease -- for good. Give now: www.elca.org/malariadonate.

Wittenberg, Germany: ’The Reform Continues’ The Rev. Arden Haug, new director for the ELCA Wittenberg Center, reflects on 500 years of reform and the ELCA's participation in the anniversary of the Reformation. Read the entire story at www.elca.org/handinhand

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