Jesus answered him, “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God.” -John 3:3

As Lent draws us with Jesus to the Cross, Easter brings us to the celebration of New Life in Him. Nicodemus wanted to know more about Jesus. Jesus simply told him that he must be born again. Not understanding, Jesus explains that we must be born of water and the Spirit. Being made into disciples, being made “new” is the work of Holy Baptism.

Jesus commands us to go and make disciples by baptizing. Paul reminds us that when we are bap-tized, we are connected directly into the death and resurrection of Jesus and given the inheritance of eternal life. Peter reminds us that when we are baptized, the Holy Spirit enters our life and we receive the forgiveness of our sins. Luther reminds us that whenever we have the forgiveness of our sins we also have, at the same time, eternal life and salvation.

The Resurrection of our Lord is so very important that we should celebrate it with all that we are and have. Let us proclaim our faith publicly. Let us rejoice that Jesus has paid in full the penalty for our sin. His victory over sin, death and the devil is our victory by faith. Our Lord Jesus is seated on the right hand of God the Father and reigns over us and all things. He is interceding for us and knows our every need. By faith we trust in Him and believe that all things are in His hands. Because of Jesus, and Jesus alone, we are a New Creation – the old is gone and we are born again.

Celebrate the Resurrection with us this year by inviting a friend, co-worker or family member to join our celebration. Jesus is a difference maker because He makes all things new. In Christ,

And he who was seated on the throne said, “Behold, I am making all things new.” Also he said, “Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true.” -Revelation 21:5

For with You is the fountain of life; in Your Light we see light. Psalm 36:9

Trinity Torch Inside this issue:

Announcements 2,3

Birthdays 9

Calendar 10

Evangelism 8

Family Life 5

J.O.Y. Club 9

Ladies Aid 8

Lent Schedule 5

Parish Ed/Bible Study 2

Principal News 5

Sunday School 2

Thank You 6

VBS 3

Walther News 5

Youth Board 7

APRIL 2019

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Parish Education – Bible Study Schedule April 2019 - Please check over the many Bible Classes and TLC Bible Groups availa-ble throughout the week. If you have questions or desire more information, you may contact the class leader or DCE Rob Grady – 708-839-1200 ext. 6. All studies are weekly unless otherwise noted.

Sunday Morning Adult and Youth Bible Studies – 9:45 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.

The Adult Group is held in the Church Library. This study will be the Answers in Genesis curriculum. Small Group TLC meets in the lower level of school, “John 15” is our current study.

Sunday School for Three-Year-Old through Grade 8 currently meets in the church basement. High School group meets in the school conference room.

Tuesday Evening Join us as we begin the study “The ’I AM’ Sayings of Jesus” in the school conference room at 7:00 p.m. This class meets weekly in the school conference room and is facilitated by Rob Grady.

Wednesday Morning Men’s Bible Class meets weekly at 6:30 a.m. in the Church Library. Facilitated by Roy Carr (630-323-3688) we will contin-ue the study of Francis Chan’s book “Forgotten God”.

Wednesday Morning TLC TLC Bible Study Group will continue our study of Romans 2 on April 10 (following Lenten Lunch) and April 24 (beginning at 10:30 a.m.). We meet the second and fourth Wednesday and any fifth Wednesday. The Bible Class is led by Rob Grady (708-839-1200 ext. 6).

Thursday Afternoon Ladies Bible Class meets weekly at 1:00 p.m. in the home of Susie Carr (630-323-3688).

Thursday Evening TLC TLC Bible Study Group meets the second and fourth Thursday in the school conference room (April 11 and 25). The class is led by Sharon Wendte (630-455-1775). We are currently having a study on the Holy Spirit.

Friday Evening TLC TLC Bible Study Group meets in member homes, and is led by Cliff Gustafson (815-372-9937). We continue our study on Prayer.

Easter Breakfast

Sunday, April 21st

7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

Menu: Pancakes, sausage, homemade muffins and coffee cakes, fresh fruit, bagels and cream cheese, juice, milk, and coffee

Please join us for a delicious breakfast and great fellowship on Easter Sunday!

Tickets will be available the morning of the breakfast.

In conjunction with the Easter Breakfast, we will be holding our Easter Bake Sale.

Sunday School News

Sunday School is every Sunday in the church lower level from 9:45 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

We are rehearsing a new song for Palm Sunday, April 14. The song can be found on YouTube and is called “Cloaks and Branches” by Richard Cootes. Please check it out and hear what the kids are singing. Also, help your child to learn the words and music by listen-ing to the song on YouTube. I do have lyrics that you can take home to practice.

Remember we will not have class on Easter Sunday. April 21. Our last Sunday school is on May 19.

I hope you will all join us in June for VBS.

Your servant in Christ,

Karla O'Shea

CRAFT DONATIONS NEEDED

It’s hard to believe that plans are in the works for this summer’s Vacation Bible School at Trinity. We are asking for do-nations of items to help defray the cost of crafts again this year. Listed below are the items we are looking for at this time. The list continues to be updated as items are received. Each year the number of children attending Trinity’s Vacation Bi-ble School has grown and we are planning to be able to witness to over 150 children this summer! Thank you in advance for your support. Please place any donations in the bin marked “Vacation Bible School Donations” in the Narthex or drop them off to Rob Grady’s office. Monetary donations are also welcome to help purchase supplies we may not receive from this list. If you have any questions regarding the items, please contact Sheri Abernathy. If you would like to help with cutting or prep-ping our craft items let us know!!! If you can help out any day during the week of VBS in our Craft Area please let us know. We are looking for adult helpers.

150 Sheets Plain Tan Cardstock 8 ½” x 11 “ 10 Bottles Elmer’s Kids Glue 300 Sheets Plain Bright Orange Cardstock 8 ½” x 11” 15 Large Bottles Tacky Glue 300 Sheets Plain Bright Yellow Cardstock 8 ½” x 11” 10 Black Sharpie Markers 15 Small Bottles Brown Acrylic Craft Paint 150 Kids Preschool Size Paintbrushes 300 Q-Tips 10 Rolls Paper Towels 2 Spools Fishing Line 2 Bottles Windex 300 Wiggle Eyes 12 mm 5 Containers Baby Wipes 150 Round White Ruffled Coffee Filters 2 Boxes Gallon Ziplock Bags 150 Pint Mason Jars Without Lids 3 Boxes Quart Ziplock Bags 5 Large Bags Assorted Colored Raffia 1 Box Snack Ziplock Bags 15 Packages Bright Colored Tissue Paper 750 Styrofoam Luncheon Size Plates

Thank you in advance for your donations. If you have any questions or can help out in any way please contact Sheri Aber-nathy (708) 987-8768 or e-mail abernathysheri@gmail.com.

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Save the Date

Trinity Church & School’s 9th Annual Golf Outing

Date: Friday, August 16

Time: 2:00 P.M.

Shotgun Start Fee: $150 per Player—Includes Lunch and Dinner

Place: Ruffled Feathers Golf Course, Scramble For-mat—On Course Games

EASTER EGG HUNT! CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST! COLD BLOODED CREATURES!

THE BOARD OF FAMILY LIFE INVITES YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO ATTEND

THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT SATURDAY, APRIL 13

9:30 A.M. – 11:00 A.M.

Start your weekend by joining us for a lovely Easter Egg Hunt and Continental Breakfast with entertain-ment featuring “Cold Blooded Creatures”.

After breakfast, the children and adults will come together in the School Gymnasium where we will have an Easter Devotion followed by entertainment of Jim Necci’s “Cold Blooded Creatures”, a look at some really cool exotic animals.

Finally, the children will head outdoors (weather permitting) and get ready for what we think is the best Easter Egg Hunt which consists of over 2500 eggs! Everyone will go home with candy! This year we are even hiding coupons for gift cards in some of the eggs. If it rains, we will still have the hunt in the school gym. The Hunt will begin around 10:30 a.m.

Invite your friends and neighbors! Don’t forget to ask grandparents! This is a fantastic family event! Mark your calendars and sign up for this event soon!

Cost for this event is as follows:

$5.00 PER PERSON $20.00 Maximum for immediate Family (Parents and Children)

The cost includes breakfast, the entertainment and egg hunt. Please prepay no later than April 8. Make checks out to Trinity. All we ask is that you pre-register and prepay in order for us to purchase

food.

Please submit the following in the envelope by the poster in the school lobby or church entrance area. Hope to see you there!

Name: __________________________________________________________________

Adults Attending: _________ Children Attending: _________ Amount Enclosed: _________

Principal’s Page

Proverbs 3:5-6 “TrusT in The Lord wiTh aLL your hearT and Lean noT

on your own understanding;

in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths

sTraighT.”

Greetings in the name of our Lord!

It has been four weeks since Trinity had our Dinner & Dance Fundraiser! What an excit-ing night the Lord blessed us with! Even though we began with a visit from the local fire department, the show went on!

It was such a fun atmosphere to be part of! God continues to bless Trinity with a won-derfully supportive congregation and amaz-ing school families! The committee that was charge of the dinner/dance did a fantastic job, and everything looked great!

Now, what everyone has been waiting for...Trinity raised $24,855.50! WOW!!! What tremendous support we have for our church and school! That money will help equip our school for the future, perhaps buying new furniture, new computers, new learning tools, or gym equipment and more!

Thanks to all who donated, volunteered, or supported!

In His Service,

Mr. DeWitt

Mid Week Lenten Services at 10am and 7pm

Mid Week Services - April 3, 10

Palm Sunday - April 14 at 8:30am & 11am with HC at

both services

Maundy Thursday - April 18 at 10am & 7pm

Good Friday - April 19 at 10am & 7pm

Saturday Easter Vigil - April 20 at 6:30pm

Easter Sunday - April 21 at 6:30am, 8:30am & 11am with

HC at all services

What’s Up at Walther? Walther Christian Academy’s Theater Department pre-sents Annie. Performances are Friday, May 3nd and Saturday, May 4rd at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, May 5th at 3:00 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at the door.

Walther Christian Academy Mathletes will travel to the Illinois Council of Teach-ers of Mathematics (ICTM) State competition to be held in Champaign in May. Con-gratulations to Walther’s Junior-Senior team consisting of Isa Santos (Chicago), LJ Hanyzewski (Brookfield), Nick Winkleman (Plano), Emma Ueltzen (Chicago), Jordan Holliday (Berkeley), Rachel Wykert (Lyons), Leah Uteg (Chicago) and Quang Dang (Maywood). Calling all members of LWML - The Lutheran Women’s Missionary League has approved Walther Christian Academy’s grant application to be placed on the ballot at their national convention to be held in June. If ap-proved, this grant will support translation and printing of admission and stu-dent service materials, provide financial aid for Hispanic students from fami-lies with documented financial need, and make available personnel to guide families through the admission process and support students through their high school years. If you are a member of LWML, please vote for Walther’s grant.

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APRIL SHOWERS BRING MAY FLOWERS….YOUTH HAPPENINGS!

Thanks to everyone who is staying after the morning Lenten services and those who are enjoying our Lenten Soup and Sandwich lunches during the six weeks during Lent. We are averaging twenty men and women eve-ry Wednesday and enjoying delicious soup, grilled cheese, dessert and coffee. More importantly, we have great fellowship and are building new relationships! Thank you to all that volunteered your cooking and baking talents with us!

The Youth and their families hope you will join us for this year’s Annual East-er Breakfast on Sunday, April 21st. This event has been a part of Trinity’s Easter morning services for many years and we are happy to serve again this year! The menu consists of pancakes off the griddle, piping hot sausages, homemade muffins and coffee cakes, fresh fruit, bagels and cream cheese, and a variety of juices, milk and coffee. Please join us for a delicious break-fast and great fellowship on Easter Sunday! Tickets will be available the morning of the breakfast. In conjunction with the Easter Breakfast, we will be holding our Easter Bake Sale.

PLANT SALE order forms are now available in the Narthex. The date of the Plant Sale is May 11. Pick up time is 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. There are a wide variety of plants available once again for you to purchase. Plants are pre-ordered so you must place an order by April 16. We only have a small amount of plants leftover for purchase the day of the sale. This is one of three fundraisers the youth has each year to help pay for their trips. These trips include the National Youth Gathering, Winter Retreat Weekend and the Mission Trips. If you have any questions regarding the sale, see Rob Grady. If you would like an order form e-mailed to you, we can do that too!

Vacation Bible School is around the corner and will take place on June 10-14. We meet every day that week from 8:30 a.m.-12:00 noon. The theme is “ROAR”, Life is Wild ~ God is Good. Many of our youth help during this week. If youth are willing to serve, they need to sign up with Mr. Grady. We always appreciate the youth taking time from their busy summer to serve at Trinity! Parents are also invited to help during this week. We can use help any day you can offer! We thank God for our Youth and adults who donate their time during this week of service. We have been averaging 125 children from our community over the past several years! What a wonderful outreach!!

Commitment forms for the Junior and High School Youth who will be attending the Mission Trips are availa-ble online. If you have questions, see Mr. Grady. Information was discussed at the at the Parent’s Meeting in March. If you were not there and plan to go on the trip…SEE MR. GRADY today! The date of the Middle School Mission Trip is June 23-28, 2019. The date of the High School National Youth Gathering is July 10-15, 2019. Twenty-eight adults and youth are signed up for these trips! We ask that you keep them in your prayers as they prepare for the trips.

Remember Youth Bible Class on Sunday morning in the school conference room. Bible class is held every week and begins at 9:45 a.m. Hope to see you there!

Easter Blessings!

The Board of Youth Ministry

Easter Greetings from Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid of Trinity Lutheran Church of Burr Ridge had a very productive meeting in March. Recent do-

nations were allocated to San Pablo in Aurora, Trinity Lutheran School Dinner Auction, St. Matthew Bed Shel-

ter and the Soup Kitchen. In addition, we are donating $2500 to Trinity Church Elevator Fund.

We served 47 people at the Ash Wednesday Lenten Supper and catered at least 4 funerals since the first of the

year. Thank you to all who donated dishes. We are one of the last churches in our area to continue offering

this gesture and need the additional support of our church members. Special thanks to several ladies who

asked to be placed on the call list to date.

We signed Easter cards to be sent to our home bound members. A Walgreens gift card will be enclosed. This

has been an annual tradition and one of the several service acts as part of our mission statement. While we are

recognized as a service group, we want to extend the invitation to all the ladies of Trinity of join us at one of

our monthly meetings and experience the fellowship and brainstorming along with some delicious treats. We

welcome some new and exciting input and feedback.

The Ladies Aid Rummage Sale will be October 25th & 26

th. The Holiday Market is in November. Date is to be

announced. Watch the weekly announcement for details.

Our next meeting is Monday, April 8th at 6:30PM. Prior to the meeting, at 6:00PM, there will be a jewelry

sale from “Paparazzi” arranged by Sue Voelz. See Sue for more details. Please join us. We extend a warm wel-

come to women of all ages to “Come serve the Lord with gladness!”

Have a blessed Easter!

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Evangelism Board Evangelism Team will host Light Lunch after the 11AM service on April 28

th.

For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I

was a stranger and you welcomed me.

Matthew 25:35

Who Cares?

Have you ever felt out of place, rejected or treated as if you don’t belong? It is an uncomfortable feeling, caus-

ing us to literally or figuratively back out of a room. Jesus repeatedly challenged discriminatory practices, wel-

coming children to himself, engaging with tax collectors, the disabled and others scorned by society ~ the last,

the lost and the least ~ sinners ~ us! Jesus’ loving care is for all! How can we do less? Be less? Who needs to

receive Christ’s care through you? Let us follow Jesus, serving and caring for others without bias or preju-

dice. Let us be his instruments in establishing a new world. It’s possible! We can do all things in Christ!

Savior Jesus, open my eyes, ears and heart to the needs of others. Guide me to do what I can to provide for

their needs, according to your will. Send Your Spirit to sow Your Word into hearts, that a harvest of faith may

be reaped among the nations, through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.

Primary Business Address Address Line 2 Address Line 3 Address Line 4

M ICROSOFT

ChurchPhone: 555-555-5555

Fax: 555-555-5555 Email:

Email Addresses: trinitylutheranschool@comcast.net

rgeaschel@tlbr.org adewitt@mytlsonline.com

rgrady@tlbr.org rbordak@tlbr.org

csecretary@tlbr.org lvasquez@tlbr.org heggert@tlbr.org

HOURS

Church Office Hours Tues—Thurs 8am-3pm School Office Hours

Monday—Friday 8am-3pm

In an emergency, contact Pastor Bob

(708)846--4170/call or text

Pastor Emeritus Albrecht

(815) 293-0934 / home

(815) 531-7590 / cell

www.tlbr.org

www.mytls.org

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH &

SCHOOL

11503 German Church Road

Burr Ridge, IL 60527

Church: (708)839-1200 School: (708)839-1444 Fax: (708)839-8503

April Birthdays 1 Kevin Bruns

Lorraine Buczko

Jaylon Link

2 Jett Gil

Owen Lund

Magen Storc

Morgan Storc

4 Paul Wunglueck

5 Colleen Collins

Isaiah Elizondo

Robert Peterson

6 Craig Conoboy

Carter Lund

Nicholas Tiedt

7 Paige Manley

Sofia Stremski

8 Lila Borchardt

Mary Lou Gaffke

Philip Helminiak

Laurie Knutte

Kim Michaelsen

9 Stuart Zimmerman

10 Colin Dahlstrand

Judy Gustafson

Ronald Juergens

Daniel Kisielius

11 MaryJane Allen

Matthew Freese

Michael Rozum

12 Kathy Fritschel

Linda Isbell

Jennifer Leicht

Rose Wheeler

Lester Wolf

13 Johnathon Rapacz

Jessica Simon

14 James Mahoney

15 Thomas Bruns

16 Aryanna Elizondo

David Ernst

Edward Mersch

Cindy Owen

Daniel Vie

Nicholas Villarreal

17 Braelyn Magnesen

Katelyn Rossi

Christine Valentino

Sharleen VanDahm

18 Lisa Benes

Karen Mueller

Kendella Puckett

Elizabeth Rapacz

Fred Ruckauf

19 Jack Gouty

Noah Kearney

Mary Schwoebel

Kurt Williams

20 Barbara Garren

21 Tyler Gasparas

22 Shirley Kriekel

Ben Lyall

Ella May Ulrich

23 Linda Horejs

Kayson Link

24 Pat Cermak

24 Mackenzie Garren

Leonette Pahr

25 Kristen McGonigal

25 Elle Rockrohr

Matthew Zimmerman

26 Emily Dierberg

Gail Klotz

Poppi Sass

27 Claire Francis

Mason Juergens

Thomas M. Rediehs

28 Becky Cervenka

Annika Sunnquist

29 Carol Ball

Mike Carli

Bruce Carrig

April Formato

Mike Giliano

Jean Krzemienski

30 Barbara Holloway

J.O.Y. Club Join us on Thursday, April 18 at 11:30 a.m. Please bring your

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