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FROM THE PASTOR...This weekend we con�nue our series on God's Value- My Priority focusing on the comfor�ng truth that we are predes�ned to the praise of His glory. It comes from Biblical teaching which highlights God's grace to undeserving sinners in Christ Jesus. Predes�na�on means to determine something beforehand. Paul says that “in love” and “before the founda�on of the world,” God “chose” and “predes�ned” all who are “in Christ” to be beneficiaries of His blessings. God has chosen us, elected us, predes�ned us to be His adopted children and to be conformed to His Son, Jesus Christ. We are chosen for God's riches in Christ: holiness, adop�on, redemp�on, forgiveness, wisdom, faith, and the Spirit, so that we might be give Him our worship and praise.
Predes�na�on is o�en misunderstood to be the expression of a blind, determining force, or of an arbitrary God who determines the fates of individuals or na�ons prior to and in spite of their behavior. While the Bible teaches that people are responsible to a holy God, it also presents a loving God who acts, not reacts- who creates, forgives, and fulfills His good purposes to and through His chosen people.
People will some�mes ask, “Why do some people make it to heaven while others do not?” The Bible teaches that anyone who enters heaven gets there by God's gracious choice of us in Christ which comes to us through His Word and Sacraments. Anyone who fails to enter heaven does so because of the consequences of their sin and their rejec�on of Jesus, the only Savior from sin provided by God. Predes�na�on is given to be a comfor�ng, not a fearful teaching for believers in Christ. The Bible teaches that while God has chosen those who go to heaven, He didn't choose to send others to hell. There is nothing in us or done by us that causes God to choose us. Predes�na�on means that our salva�on, from beginning to end, is God's work. We don't deserve to be chosen, but our elec�on is a gi� of God's grace in Christ that we might glorify God for it.
In the epistle for this week, Paul blesses God for blessing us with every conceivable blessing and goes on to unpack what blessings we have from our Triune God. Paul writes a long sentence containing 202 words of blessing (or eulogy) to the God who has blessed us. The blessings are complete and all-encompassing. God's good and gracious will to us began in Christ before the founda�on of the world and leads us to our eternal home that we may live forever in His presence to the praise of His glorious grace.
God chose us in love for a twofold purpose; first, that we would be holy and blameless before Him, and second, that it will result in us praising Him for His glorious grace. When we come to know His blessings, we are eager to praise Him for His glory and grace to us. Paul concludes each sec�on of his blessing to the Triune God with the refrain, “To the praise of His glorious grace” or “To the praise of His glory.” Are you one of His chosen and elect? Do you know the grace of God in Christ? If so, are you regularly praying for revival for yourself and others, praising Him for His blessings with other believers, and proclaiming His praises in the world?
Our mission at Trinity is to “connect people in Roselle and beyond to real, loving rela�onship with God through Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit, with each other in a contagious Chris�an community, and with their calling of servanthood in the world.” Join us as we get to know and experience the blessings of our Triune God who calls us by the Gospel, so that we will give Him our adora�on and our praise.
Kathy AdgateGlory Alberi-DanielGail BakerSusan BantzJohn BinneboeseNancy BoardAlex ClaytonPaul DammDeb DarbyMarge EdenfeldHarold FasseRay GabrielGail GarnerJoan GulacherVerdell HankeRob HeimlichGreg HernerJoanne Incandella Nancy KleiboekerPaul KravitzAudrey LagosNancy Lichthardt
Mandy LongDorothy LudwigJanet Malkasian Jane McGrawIlene MedcalfAlba MeglioCathy MillerRob Ney Joe PecoraroKeith PetersonVerne ReichSandra ReidMary Lou RoelligNorma SchumacherBartre SleysterJudy SmithFrank SpavoneIlse SuessBertha VlcekGary Voelz
Jacob Wegner
RECEIVING TREATMENTS AND/OR RECOVERING
Prayer Requests may be submi�ed by Calling Pat Nagel 630.894.3263, ext. 227
PRAYERS AND SHARING...
FLOWERS…are given by Carla Tonk in memory of Dorothy Giersch
BIRTHS…Dominic Michael Zitella, son of Mike and Jenny Kaitlynn Olivia Henson, daughter of Ka�e Proebstle & Tim Henson, granddaughter of Anita & Jerry Proebstle
WEDDINGS…Crystal Mooses & Steven Mile�c 7/18
GONE HOME TO THE LORD...William Boak, father of Pa�y HamiltonDoris Falk, rela�ve of Wayne MarxMax Hehn, father of Tony HehnCarol Kestner, cousin of Carol KrossAndrew Lagina, Sr.- father of Mark LaginaGary Werner, son of Herb & Jean Wener
MISSIONS, CALLINGS, & NATIONAL ISSUES TO REMEMBER IN PRAYER THIS WEEK… Sue Kni�er’s calling to serve at Immanuel Lutheran School In Elmhurst.Allegro Bells traveling to New YorkTrinity Mission Team to GhanaFaith Lutheran Church, Kingston, JamaicaSignal Hill Lutheran Church, Beecher, ILZion Lutheran Church, Beecher ILImmanuel Lutheran Church, Batavia, ILZion Lutheran Church, Bensenville, ILConcordia Lutheran Church, Berwyn, IL
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Trinity Lutheran ChurchMissouri Synod
405 S. Rush St.,Roselle, IL 60172
630.894.3263trinityroselle.com
HOSPITALIZED... Holy FamilySuwan MenoughLexington, BloomingdaleGerrie Nenning, mother of Cindy SchneiderLexington, SchaumburgBill ArndtShirley PetoLoyolaJesse GrayRehab Ins�tuteErnie Carlstrom St. AlexiusKaitlynn Olivia HensonOut of AreaDan Slonina, nephew of Jodi Kre�
Sandra Wichtendahl 7/14Eric Balthazar 7/14Sam Napolitano 7/14Hailey Zinga 7/14Nicole Vecchione 7/14Greg Easterling 7/14Nancy Brooks 7/15Nicole Scialabba 7/15Josie Pankau 7/15Benjamin Poulos 7/15Vance Erwin 7/15Joseph Erwin 7/15Marjorie Claussner 7/15Gibson Niehoff 7/15Lisa Miceli-Brennan 7/15Mona Daouk 7/15
Marilyn Conover 7/15Kevin Bauer 7/15Bob Gathman 7/15Charles Theis 7/15Laura Heinl 7/15Ryan Riser 7/15Cameron Kelty 7/15Matthew Cillick 7/15Cuyler Calkins 7/15Ryan Lindsay 7/15Jeanne Chmelik 7/16Michael Simpson 7/16Kurt Troyke 7/16Kathy HammerschmidtSteven Voss 7/16Helga Rose 7/16Emily Schoemann 7/16
Charles Albrecht 7/16Patrick Anderson 7/16Michael Mohr 7/17Mason Mohr 7/17Angelo Griffin 7/17Danielle Vega 7/17Jacob Nordbrock 7/17Thomas Levin 7/17Dominic Camporese 7/17Charles Voss 7/17Erik Korsgard 7/17Frank Fuster 7/17Marly Mastny 7/17Joe Taylor 7/17James Kassner, III 7/18Sandi Peterson 7/18Sandra Prueter 7/18
Taylor Easterling 7/18Julie Lowenstrom 7/18Kathy Cortese 7/18Joseph Zinga 7/18Cheryl Perry 7/18Hayden Smith 7/18Jenna Guzy 7/18Gabriel Firlit 7/18Greg Bopp 7/18Jon Jauch 7/18Jim Miller 7/18Beverly Petrosius 7/19Mary Warkentien 7/19Jordan Yavari 7/19Suzi Pierz 7/19Aimee Schofield 7/19Brandon Frey 7/19
Ryan Jozaitis 7/19Nancy Sorensen 7/19Warren Busse 7/19Steve Kessler 7/19Jenny Zitella 7/19Jeanne Warder 7/19Morgan Dunn 7/19Jeannine Flolo 7/20Cindy Schneider 7/20Cindy Schranz 7/20Paul Nowicki, Jr. 7/20Adam Medrano 7/20Bill Wilkinson 7/20Robert Kaysen 7/20Tricia Ley 7/20Hannah Wright 7/20
SATURDAY—5 p.m. SUNDAY—8 a.m. SUNDAY—9:30 a.m. SUNDAY—11 a.m. MONDAY—7 p.m.
Birthday Blessings...
Richard G. 7/16
Pearl B. 7/17
Margaret C. 7/18
Patrica D. 7/20Frank R. 8/7Robert A. 8/13
ABBINGTON REHAB AND NURSING FACILITY BIRTHDAYS
HOSPICE CARE...Jeanne Cook, mother of Pastor Tom GibbonsPastor Bob MyersTerri S�nespring, sister of Barb SiemersRica Verkuilen, cousin of Mike VerkuilenLarry Wilson, former member
Generous Gi�ing6/30 - 06, 20157/
For Students EnteringGrades 1-6
7:00 am to 6 pm
Sign Up Today!For a complete list of
ac�vi�es visit:themodernchris�anschool.com/extracurriculars/summer-camp/
July 13-17
Please consider volunteering your �me. If you're interested or have ques�ons, please call
Sue Horgan at 630-582-4633.
FREE SUMMER CONCERTat Old Town Park, 111 Third Street, Tuesday July 28th, at 7:00 pm. The S�ngRays will be performing classic Rock and Roll and oldies music from the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s.
For more informa�on call Nancy Elkin, 847-895-2762.
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JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN
2014-15 Opera�ng Fund Through May
Actual
Ministry Plan
$1,764,000
$1,774,980
July-May Opera�ng Totals
Ministry Plan Actual
Income $4,410,532 $4,299,255
Expenses $4,251,320 $4,277,524
Difference $159,212 $ 21,731
Mission Project Week for 6th -12th grade. July 13-17.
Serving God's people across the world that have been affected by the earthquake and subsequent avalanches as well as the Nepali people that live
right here in Chicagoland.
A great opportunity to learn about the geography, culture and devastation while
growing in faith and learning how to be servants of all God's people.
Contact Sue Horgan at 630-582-4633
Bible Study Groups: Sunday 4:30 pm Led by Tom Gibbons & Val Rygel (Rygel home) twice monthly
Sunday 7 pm Led by Steve Board
(Board home) twice monthly
Sunday 9:30 am and 11 am Led by Pastor Pudell. (Family Life Center) weekly
Tuesday 7 pm Led by Pastor Noll
(Family Life Center) weekly
Wednesday 9:30 am Led by Pastor Bach
(Oasis) weekly
Wednesday 9:30 am Led by Pastor Mueller, Sr. (Family Life Center) weekly
Thursday 6:30 am Led by Pastor Mueller, Jr.
(Family Life Center) weekly
Friday 9:30 am Led by Pastor Tom Gibbons
(Oasis) weekly
Friday 6:30 pm Led by Pastor Warmann
(Oasis), 1st & 3rd
week of the month
Contact Pat Nagel to join classes or groupsat 630.894.3263, ext. 227Or join a group in TheCity
Our Fleecers need fleece! The fleece blankets made for the CareClinic are lovingly created "without knots" for our Clinic guests. JoAnn Fabrics regularly has the 48" x 60" No-Sew Throw Kits on sale,
some�mes as much as 50% off. Please consider buying and dona�ng some kits to keep these ladies' fingers and scissors busy! Donated kits may be put in the Collec�on Closet, labeled "Piecemakers." Thank you for your generosity! Ques�ons? Call Sue Spachman: 630-529-6228
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Has God Called You To Serve?
"It was He who gave some to be apostles, some to be prophets, some to be evangelists, and some to be
pastors and teachers" Ephesians 4:11-13 We ask for your prayers and submissions. Consider a call to serve as a Trinity teacher. We have full time opportunities in the early childhood/preschool area, as well as in the middle school department specializing in English and PE. If interested, please submit resume to Dr. Robert Libka in the school office, or by email at: [email protected].
Did You Know?
Ì 613 people are in the City
Ì 398 people have engaged in the past month
Ì 157 Groups in the City including, Service groups, Life
groups, Neighborhood groups, Community groups
If you are not in the City – go to www.trinityroselle.com
and click The City and Join the City, today! ALLEGRO BELLS
HOMECOMING CONCERT
Please join the Allegro Bells for their
homecoming concert on Sunday, July 12th
at 6 p.m. in the Heritage Center. There will
be devo�ons, pictures and stories about
our mission work in New York, along with
music! If you'd like to come early (at 5:30)
for dinner, just bring a dish to share. Hope
to see you there.
Follow Trinity's mission trip to Ghana Join the mission Trip from Trinity as they serve those in Ghana
virtually through TheCity. They will be sending pictures and updates of their experiences to share with you! You can also
send them your words of support by pos�ng your own comments.
For more informa�on visit TheCity “Trinity Missions” Group h�p://trinityroselle.onthecity.org/groups/160469/info
We're celebrating “School Supplies” Sunday the weekend of July 19th
at all worship services by bringing school supplies to the altar during the offering. Let's fill the Sanctuary sky high as we help support Trinity Lutheran School and:· St. Paul (Aus�n)· St. Paul (Grand Crossing)· Jehovah El Buen Pastor (Belden Ave) · Lutherbrook AcademyTo help with your shopping, there are two School Supply lists provided in TheCity at h�p://bit.ly/1R5rpO5
Attendance 640
Operating Fund 31,235.70 Building Fund 5,363.25 Missions 3,613.25
Sow for Double Harvest 741.00
All Other Contributions 2,169.25