The Adventure
2007
Advent Evangelical Lutheran Church The Rev. Dr. Paul M. Sorcek
P.O. Box 840 Church Office - 215 355-2529
2nd Street Pike & Worthington Mill Road Parsonage - 215 355-0260
Richboro, PA 18954-0840 Website: www.adventrichboro.org
E-Mail Address: office@adventrichboro.org Pre-School Website: www.adventpreschool.org
19TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
WORLD COMMUNION SUNDAY
Sunday, October 7
8:00 a.m. Traditional Holy Communion 22nd SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
9:15 a.m. “Faith Alive” Holy Communion REFORMATION SUNDAY
Sunday School & Adult Prayer Sunday, October 28
Study 8:00 a.m. Traditional Holy Communion
10:30 a.m. Traditional Holy Communion 9:15 a.m. “Faith Alive” Holy Communion
Sunday School & Adult Bible Class
10:30 a.m. Traditional Holy Communion
20TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
Sunday, October 14
8:00 a.m. Traditional Worship ALL SAINTS’ SUNDAY
9:15 a.m. “Faith Alive” Holy Communion Commemoration of the Faithful Departed
Sunday School & Adult Bible Class Daylight Savings Time Ends
10:30 a.m. Traditional Worship (Set clocks back one hour)
7:00 p.m. Church Council Sunday, November 4
8:00 a.m. Traditional Holy Communion
9:15 a.m. “Faith Alive” Holy Communion
Sunday School & Adult Bible Class
10:30 a.m. Traditional Holy Communion
21st SUNDAY AFTER
PENTECOST
Gift of Warmth Sunday
Sunday, October 21
8:00 a.m. Traditional Worship
9:15 a.m. “Faith Alive” Holy Communion
Sunday School & Adult Bible Class
10:30 a.m. Traditional Worship
From the Pastor’s Desk . . .
“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.”
Psalm 46:1
The above words from Psalm 46 helped serve as the inspiration for Martin Luther as he penned that
great hymn of the Reformation, “A Mighty Fortress is Our God”. Martin Luther’s emphases on Scripture,
Christ, grace, and faith became the foundation for that movement of Church renewal that we call the
Reformation.
We will celebrate our heritage as Lutheran Christians in worship on Sunday, October 28th as we join
in Holy Communion and celebrate Reformation Sunday. In this day and age when the church seems so
eager to conform to culture in the area of faith and morals, we are reminded of the Reformers who with
boldness stood fast for the truths of Scripture and the Gospel. At points in the coming years, we too may
have to say with Martin Luther, “Here I stand. I can do no other”. May God bless us as we celebrate our
Reformation heritage. Let us give thanks for our identity as Lutheran Christians. May we too with Martin
Luther and the Reformers ever stand fast for the truths of the Gospel.
Yours in Christ, Pastor Sorcek
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Dear Faithful Friends,
What is your favorite story? How have you shared that story with others? Where does your faith connect to
storytelling? In the months ahead, our congregation will be undertaking a new initiative entitled Stories to
Tell & Gifts to Share. Together we will be engaging in storytelling about our mission, ministry, and life
together. We believe telling these stories is like sharing a gift from God.
Your family will be invited to join us in telling stories. The purposes of this initiative are to
∑ Explore how the Bible invites us to live gratefully and gracefully,
∑ Develop ways to share the good news of Jesus Christ with those around us,
∑ Learn about the many ways God works in peoples’ lives through our giving,
∑ Discover how giving can be both a duty and a delight,
∑ Connect with other congregations through a network of storytellers and interpreters called to serve
Jesus Christ together.
Some stories will be directly connected to our community and others will tell how we are connected to
ministries around the world. We are laying the groundwork for this effort through a series of newsletter and
bulletin articles. In this issue of the Adventure you will find a gold colored Spiritual Gifts Inventory (Time
& Abilities sheet). We encourage you as part of your stewardship response to prayerfully consider your
involvement in congregational life and ministries. Then fill out the form and return it to the box on the
table in the center of the narthex or mail it to the church office. On November 11th we will have
Stewardship Sunday featuring stories and testimonies from members of our own congregation. At that time
and in the weeks previous, we will be challenged to consider our financial response for the gifts that God
has given us. Your gifts of “Time, Talent, and Treasure” make our Lord’s ministry possible here at
Advent.
Yours in Christ, The Stewardship Committee, Co-Chairmen Paul Henke and Doug Oines
WORLD COMMUNION SUNDAY initiated by Martin Luther on October 31, 1517
For many years the first Sunday in October when he nailed “The 95 Theses” to the door of
has been designated World Communion the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany. That
Sunday. We are mindful of Christians day we celebrate our heritage as Lutherans and
around the world who gather as One at the Lord’s the good news of “Justification by Grace through
Table. We give thanks this day for all the people Faith”. We pray that God will continue to reform
of God and for God’s special gift of Himself to us His Church around the centrality of Jesus, of
in the Sacrament of His Body and Blood. Scripture, of Grace, and of Faith.
FISHER’S POT PIES & FROZEN ENTEES ALL SAINTS’ SUNDAY
FUNDRAISER- 2007 On All Saints’ Sunday, November 4th we
Circle of Joy is again coordinating a fundraiser give thanks for the Communion of Saints,
offering Fisher’s Pot Pies and Frozen the people of God of all times and places.
Entrees. It was very successful last year and We especially remember in our prayers
many people missed out on this convenient and those who have died in the Lord in the past year
delicious fundraiser. Time is limited so order and who have gone to be with Him in heaven.
right away! Sunday October 14th is the last
NORTHAMPTON DAYS 2007
Sunday but orders can be placed up to Thursday
Another hot but gorgeous September day was
October 18th. Along with pot pies (chicken, beef
enjoyed by the community at Northampton Days
and shrimp), there are other frozen entrees
in Richboro, PA. Advent Evangelism Committee
available. New this year is Chicken Spinach
hosted a booth alongside Jeanne Gryszka and the
Provolone. A listing of items available along
Advent Pre-school. They gave out “turtle”
with their descriptions, cost and an order form is
crayons, pencils, bracelets, and pads of paper to
included in the newsletter. Payment is expected
the children of our neighborhood, and invitations
when the order is placed. Checks should be made
to our church to all that walked by. Our thanks go
payable to Advent Lutheran Church. Orders can
out to those of Advent that came out to help. It is
be returned to the box at the fundraiser
a busy, fun day and we encourage everyone to
information table in the narthex or mailed to the
consider coming out next year to give a hand!
church. We will be taking orders through
Special thanks to everyone that came out to
Thursday October 18th. Pick-up will be on
help at Northampton Days 2007! – Jeanne
Saturday, October 20th from 9:00 A.M. – 10:00
Gryszka, Jennifer Gardener & Victoria, Dave
A.M. at church. The portions are very ample,
Hopping, Joanne Kelly, Karen Matlack, Rachael
taste like home cooking and are very filling.
McQuiggan, Doug & Gail Oines, Kathleen
Check with other family members, neighbors and
Pearson, Kathy Sitler, Pastor Sorcek, and Kevin
co-workers, they may be interested in purchasing
Stephenson.
some items. Thank you for supporting this
fundraiser. SHARE THE GOOD NEWS!
GIFT OF WARMTH SUNDAY, OCT. 21 Why not read your child a really good book at
Have you ever been hungry or cold? Most of bedtime tonight! The Circle of Joy has
would answer “no”. On October 21st at all 3 accumulated numerous children’s books that are
services we will have the opportunity to honor available for borrowing from the shelf in the
‘Our Saviour’ in a special way. Monetary narthex. There are books appropriate for ages to
donations will enable blankets and sweaters to be 12. Simply choose a book and sign it out on the
purchased for “Aid For Friends” elderly and clipboard provided. When the book is returned,
infirm shut-ins. Thank you in advance for your cross out your name. Share the Good News!
kindness to them. Love in Jesus, Dot Aldorasi THANK YOU
and the Sola Gratia Ladies. Advent and the Property Committee express their
REFORMATION SUNDAY thanks to all members and friends who came out
October 28th is Reformation Sunday. We on Saturday, 9/29 and helped with our property
celebrate the reform of the Medieval Church clean-up. Your support is greatly appreciated.
CONGRATULATIONS ON BIRTHS PRAYER REQUESTS
Former church secretary Doris Elson in North Please remember in your prayers
Carolina announces the birth of her eighth the following Advent member and friends who
grandchild Matthew Paul to David and Kirsten are ill, hurting or homebound.
Elson in Vancouver, WA on August 1st. Jim Caldwell at home
Jennie Davis at home
Shirley and Hank Haaf announces the birth of
Jerry Diefenbach at home
their 15th grandchild Anderson Rolf to Karen and
Jim Foran recovering after auto accident.
Axel Rolf of Dublin, CA on September 14th.
Please remember in your prayers all the
AN EVENING WITH THE BISHOP men and women in our armed forces who
The Congregational Life Committee would like are serving to protect us and our nation.
to thank everyone who assisted in making the We pray God’s protection for them.
evening of 9/20 so successful. Many thanks and
much appreciation to Tom Herbert, Don WITH SYMPATHY
Hoffmann, Gretta Lattal, and Dave Shearer for Advent expresses its sympathy to the following
setting up coffee and tables; Carolyn Morrison for members who have recently lost loved ones:
registration of visitors; and Circle of Joy, Dot
To Will and Jen Zipf and family on the death of
Aldorasi, Elaine Gilbert, Tom Herbert, Kelly
Will’s mother Joanne Higgins
Moran, Janet Ruth, and Cindy Segal for baking/
providing desserts. Also thanks to Alex Oines for To Irene Anderson and the Matlack family on the
A/V Support and Janice Hoffmann for hospitality. death of Irene’s cousin Erling Young.
Christel Hoffmann & Paula Muscara
May God’s blessings of comfort and peace be
with each of these families in their time of loss.
NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP MEMBERS
Do you want to know what is happening in our
INCOME – AUGUST, 2007
community? You can subscribe to weekly
Received Budgeted
updates from the Northampton Police
General Fund 9,397 $18,152
Department. E-mail them your full name, date of
Mortgage Fund 3,881 5,442
birth, address, home telephone, and e-mail
Benevolence (Noss, etc.) 890
address at police@northamptontownship.com
OFFICERS OF CHURCH COUNCIL
President – Mr. Doug Oines 215-369-0717 Financial Secretary – Mrs. Janice Hoffmann 215-357-7494
Vice-President - Karen Matlack 215-322-0317 Secretary – Mrs. Kathy Sitler 215-953-0848
Treasurer- Mr. Bill Pearson 215-364-7004
CONGREGATIONAL COMMITTEES
Christian Education Chairman Mr. Ted Siek 215-322-9480
Sunday School Superintendent Mrs. Kathleen Pearson 215-364-7004
Vacation Bible School Director Mrs. Jennifer Zipf 215-579-2555
Congregational Life Chairmen Mrs. Christel Hoffmann 215-357-7494
Mrs. Paula Muscara 215-364-2522
Church Council Liaison Mr. Lance Muscara 215-364-2522
Financial Management/Stewardship Chairman Mr. Tom Herbert 215-357-5516
Evangelism Chairman Mrs. Judy Rilling 215-357-3266
Property Chairmen Mr. Joe Calla 215-953-9609
Social Ministry Chairman Mrs. Karen Matlack 215-322-0317
Worship & Music Chairman Mrs. Susan Jafar 215-860-7226
Youth Council Liaison Mrs. Jennifer Gardener 215-752-5237
Mutual Ministry Chairman Mr. Tony Gryszka 215-355-9071
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO LUTHERAN MAGAZINES
We would like to see every home receiving Lutheran literature, in addition to whatever other periodicals
that you are receiving. Because Advent, as a Biblical and Confessional Lutheran church, has a pan-
Lutheran membership, we are providing the opportunity for you to subscribe to either or both of several
Lutheran publications. Please have payment to us by Sunday, October 21.
THE LUTHERAN is the official magazine of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), with
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which we are affiliated. It is issued monthly and includes articles of general interest, current religious news,
and information about the ELCA. Cost for 2008 is $16.00 per subscription.
THE LUTHERAN WITNESS is the official magazine of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LC-MS),
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with which many of our members have a background. It is issued monthly and includes articles of general
interest, devotional articles, and information about the LC-MS. Special features include a monthly Bible
Study and section on family counseling. Cost for 2008 is $16.00 per subscription.
_____Yes, I would like to subscribe to The Lutheran magazine which is issued monthly at a cost of $16.00
per subscription for the year 2008.
Yes, I would like to subscribe to The Lutheran Witness magazine which is issued monthly at a cost of
_____
$16.00 per subscription for the year 2008.
____ Yes, I would like to subscribe to both The Lutheran and The Lutheran Witness at a cost of $32.00 for
both magazines.
Please make checks payable to Advent Lutheran Church and return with this form on or before October 21
to the church office or place in the offering plate.
NAME _____________________________________
ADDRESS __________________________________
_____________________________________________ (Please include nine digit zip code if known)
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ALL SAINTS SUNDAY
Sunday, November 4th is All Saints Sunday. We will celebrate a service of Holy Communion and will
especially remember family and friends who in the last year have died in the Lord. If you have someone you
wish included in our prayers, please return this form to the church office or you may place it in the offering
plate no later than Sunday, October 28th.
Name of deceased_____________________________________________________
Relation of deceased to you_____________________________________________
(e.g. father, daughter, cousin, friend, etc.)
____________________________________________________________________
Your Name___________________________________________________________
SERVING OUR LORD IN WORSHIP- OCTOBER, 2007
ACOLYTES USHERS
10/7 8:00 a.m. Erich Rayher 1st 8:00 a.m. Fred Morley, Dave Shearer
10:30 a.m. Brooke Creighton 10:30 a.m. Dave Breig, Bob
10/14 8:00 a.m. Need Volunteer Matlack, Ted Siek
10:30 a.m. Luke Duffy 2nd 8:00 a.m. Lance Muscara, Bill Pearson
10/21 8:00 a.m. Austin Gardener 10:30 a.m. Andy Frey, Bob Holford
10:30 a.m. Karalyn Henry Shawn McNeeley
10/28 8:00 a.m. Need Volunteer 3rd 8:00 a.m. Ray Heiss, Tom Herbert
10:30 a.m. Jerry Gugger 10:30 a.m. Paul Dimmler, George Henry, Mike Sitler
4th 8:00 a.m. Stephen Anderson, Dave Frost
LAY READERS 10:30 a.m. Joe Calla, Tony Gryszka, Kris Henke
10/7 8:00 a.m. Dave Shearer
10:30 a.m. Benecia Meyers
10/14 8:00 a.m. Rose Herbert MONEY COUNTERS
10:30 a.m. Jennifer McQuiggan 1st Dave Breig, Earl Gilbert, Paul Henke
10/21 8:00 a.m. Dave Frost 2nd Andy & Cindy Frey, Bob Holford
10:30 a.m. Paul Henke 3rd Paul & Marie Dimmler, Joyce Heiss, Bill Pearson
10/28 8:00 p.m. Beverly Payton 4th Tony Gryszka, Tom Herbert
10:30 a.m. Marian Siek
ALTAR FLOWER DISTRIBUTION
NURSERY 10/7 Kathy Sitler
10/7 8:00 a.m. Lynn Hofer 10/14 Marian Siek
10:30 a.m. Amy Breig 10/21 Sue Jafar
10/14 8:00 a.m. Bernadette Pearson 10/28 Dot Aldorasi
10:30 a.m. Tommy McQuiggan
10/21 8:00 a.m. Jennifer Gardener COMMUNION ASSISTANTS
10:30 a.m. Jennifer Zipf 10/7 8:00 a.m. Janice Hoffmann, Dave Shearer
10/28 8:00 a.m. Need Volunteer 10:30 a.m. Andy Frey, Tony Gryszka
10:30 a.m. Need Volunteer 10/28 8:00 a.m. Mike Hall, Carolyn Morrison
10:30 a.m. Jennifer McQuiggan, Doug Oines
ALTAR GUILD
10/7 8:00 a.m. Julia Anderson, Liz Gracey
10:30 a.m. Donna Duffy, Kathy Sitler COMMUNION BREAD
10/28 8:00 a.m. Rose Herbert, Irene Welz 10/7 (2 services) Jeanne Gryszka
10:30 a.m. Karen & Amy Breig 10/28 (2 services) Don Hoffmann
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
1 Jennifer Gardener 4 Alexander Oines 21 Matthew Jafar
James Noss Brennen Wright 22 Rich Taddonio
2 Benjamin Meyers 14 Michelle Rayher Louise Froehlich Ritchie
Kathryn Kelly 17 Robert Holford 23 Kerry Sitler
Cassandra Kelly Josephine Morley Wright 27 Cindy Earle
3 Caitlin Matlack 19 Douglas Oines Lindsey Earle
Mildred Steiger 20 Laura Hunsperger 28 Michael Vassello
Advent Lutheran Church
Stories to Tell and Gifts to Share
September – October 2007
OUR MISSION STATEMENT:
TO GATHER AS GOD’S PEOPLE AND NURTURE ONE ANOTHER
TO KNOW THE WORD OF GOD
TO GROW IN FAITH, LOVE AND SERVICE
TO GO INTO THE WORLD WITH THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST
“A Community of stewards who follow Jesus’ example by living lives of service to others.” How is God
calling you to serve both inside the congregation and outside of the congregation? How is God calling you
to use your gifts to serve others? As one body with many members, God has given each of us different
gifts and talents in order to complete the ministry we are called to do. Each of us is needed. Below is a
brief description of the ministry opportunities available to you at Advent that help fulfill the congregation’s
mission to gather, to know, to grow and to go. Please prayerfully consider how you can contribute to
our shared ministry at Advent. Please complete this form even if you are already serving in any of
these ministry areas.
WELCOME - If you enjoy being with people and bringing people together, this first part of our Mission
Statement and ministry may be for you.
___ Usher for worship service
___ 8:00 A.M. ___ 9:15 A.M. ___ 10:30 A.M.
___ Help on Congregational Life Committee
___ Bake or provide refreshments for special programs (occasionally)
___ Host Reception (occasionally-New Member, Communion, Confirmation)
___ Coordinate Church Potluck Dinner (occasionally)
___ Offer home for social event (Wine & Cheese Tasting, Progressive Dinner, Koinonia Group)
___ Other __________________________________________________________________________
NOURISH - This part of our Mission involves using our gifts to help nourish and grow people in faith and
discipleship.
___ Help on the Christian Education Committee ___ Help on Stewardship Committee
___ Sunday School Teacher ___ Vacation Bible School Teacher
___ Sunday School Substitute Teacher ___ Vacation Bible School Helper
___ Attend Sunday School (9:15 A.M.) ___ Attend Bible School
___ Attend Bible Study (Wed. 10:00 A.M.) ___ Would attend evening Bible Study if offered
___ Help on Youth Group Committee ___ Help on Children’s Fellowship Committee (grades 4-6)
___ Youth Group Chaperone/Helper ___ Children’s Fellowship Committee Chaperone/Helper
___ Provide transportation for youth events ___ Provide transportation for Children’s Group events
___ Attend Youth Group (grades 7-12) ___ Attend Children’s Fellowship Group (grades 4-6)
___ Women’s Bowling League ( Wed. 1:00 P.M.)
___ Attend in Women’s Group
___ Sola Gratia (meets 2nd Mon. of month at 1:30 P.M.)
___ Circle of Joy (meets 3rd Thurs. of month at 7:30 P.M.)
___ Attend Men’s Group (meets 2nd Sat. of month 8:30 A.M. for breakfast)
___ Attend Koinonia Group (meets once/month on Sat. evening for fellowship, learning and prayer)
___ Participate in Prayer Chain
SERVE - This third area of our Mission Statement focuses on “hands-on” ministry. If you like reaching out
and serving other people with the Gospel of Christ, this is your area of ministry.
___ Serve on Evangelism Committee ___ Serve on Social Ministry Committee
___ Help at Northampton Days (2nd Sun. in Sept.) ___ Help with Angel Tree Project (Christmas)
___ Coordinate Sunday greeters ___ Help with food drives
___ Make up visitor packets ___ Help with clothing drive
___ Make follow-up calls for visitors ___ Cook for Aid For Friends
___ Visit the sick/homebound ___ Knit/crochet for outreach programs (preemie hats,
___ Assist with special outreach projects(occasionally) booties, prayer shawls)
____ Sew (wheelchair totes & lap robes, baby quilts)
WORSHIP - How is God calling you to use your special gifts as God’s people gather weekly for worship?
___ Serve on Worship & Music Committee ___ Sing with Vocal Ensemble 10:30 A.M.
___ Be an Acolyte (5th grade & older) ___ Praise Team (Vocal) 9:15 A.M.
___ 8:00 A. M. ___ 10:30 A.M. ___ Praise Team (Instrumental) 9:15 A.M.
___ Adult Bell Choir
___ Be a Lay Reader ___ Choir opportunities for Youth
___ 8:00 A.M. ___ 10:30 A.M. ___ Choir opportunities for Children
___ Help in Nursery ___ Vocalist during Worship
___ 8:00 A.M. ___ 10:30 A.M. ___ Instrumentalist during Worship
___ Assist Altar Guild (altar care) Instrument ________________________
___ 8:00 A.M. ___ 9:15 A.M. ___ 10:30 A.M. ___ Bake communion bread
___ Assist with Communion Distribution ___ Maintain pew cards, sharpen pencils
___ 8:00 A.M. ___ 9:15 A.M. ___ 10:30 A.M. ___ weekly ___ monthly
___ Work Sound & Lighting System
___ 8:00 A.M. ___ 9:15 A.M. ___ 10:30 A.M.
PROPERTY - Many hands do make light work, and any help here assists in our stewardship of our
building and property. If you are handy with a hammer, paintbrush or rake, your talent and time would be
most appreciated in maintaining our building and grounds.
___ Serve on Property Committee ___ Serve on Interior Task Force Committee
___ Help on Clean-up Day (One Sat. in Spring & Fall) (interior decoration)
___ Help mow lawn ___ Help with gardening & weeding
___ Tractor Maintenance ___ Help with any painting
___ Carpentry ___ Light repair/maintenance (as needed)
___ Electrical Work ___ Snow Removal from sidewalks
___ Plumbing & Heating
MANAGEMENT - If you enjoy working with budgets, reports, financial planning or evaluating programs,
problems and goals, this area of service is for you.
___ Serve on Finance Committee ___ Serve on Endowment Committee
___ Money Counter (after late service) ___ Organize Fundraisers
Other ways to serve: If you have any gift you would like to share which is not listed here, please tell us
below. We would love to help you use your gift for ministry. ____________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
Name __________________________________________________ Phone ______________________
Address _________________________________________ E-MAIL ADDRESS ____________________
Please place in box at on table at center of narthex or send to church office. Thank You!
POT PIES AND FROZEN ENTREES Fall 2007
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Order ASAP last day Thursday October 18
CHICKEN POT PIE : Chunks of white meat, carrot strips, round potatoes, peas and pearl onions blended
in a flavorful chicken gravy and topped with a homestyle pastry crust. Net Weight 16 OZ. (1 LB.)
Bake at 400 degrees for 45 minutes until the crust browns and the gravy bubbles. $3.95
BEEF POT PIE : Chunks of tender beef, carrot strips, round potatoes, peas and pearl onions blended in a
hearty beef gravy and topped with a homestyle pastry crust. Net Weight 16 OZ. (1 LB.)
Bake at 400 degrees for 45 minutes until the crust browns and the gravy bubbles. $4.00
SHRIMP POT PIE : Shrimp, diced potatoes, broccoli, corn, peas and sundried tomatoes blended with a mild
creamy shrimp sauce and topped with a flaky pastry crust. Net Weight 16 OZ. (1 LB.)
Bake at 400 degrees for 45 minutes until the crust browns and the sauce bubbles. $4.50
CHICKEN BREAST AND BROCCOLI : Whole piece chicken breast over tender broccoli amidst a delightful
supreme sauce and topped with a thin layer of Parmesan and Romano cheeses. Net Weight 14 OZ.
Bake at 400 degrees for 45 minutes until the sauce bubbles under the chicken. $4.50
CHICKEN BREAST AND MUSHROOMS WITH SAUCE AND FETTUCINI : Whole piece chicken breast over
a bed of fettucini and covered with creamed mushrooms and topped with a thin layer of Parmesan and
Romano cheeses. Net Weight 15 OZ.
Bake at 400 degrees for 45 minutes until the sauce bubbles under the chicken. $4.50
CHICKEN SPINACH PROVOLONE : A breaded chicken breast placed over linguini and topped with a creamed
spinach sauce and provolone cheese with an accompaniment of zucchini squash. Net Weight 14 OZ.
Microwave on high 7 minutes or bake at 380 degrees for 40 minutes. $4.50
PECAN CRUSTED CHICKEN BREAST : A chicken breast topped with pecans and a flavorful apricot and
pineapple sauce on a bed of rice; accompanied with a vegetable medley of broccoli, sugar snap peas,
yellow squash and zucchini. Net Weight 13 OZ.
Microwave on high for 6 to 7 minutes or bake at 375 degrees for 30 minutes. $4.50
CHICKEN BREAST PARMIGIANA : A breaded chicken breast atop linguine and covered with marinara sauce,
mozzarella and parmesan cheeses; accompanied with a serving of sugar snap peas. Net Weight 16 OZ. (1 LB)
Microwave on high for 8 to 10 minutes or bake at 390 degrees for 40 minutes. $4.50
ROAST TURKEY : Sliced roast turkey breast over stuffing with a flavorful gravy; accompanied with glazed
sweet potato and green beans and garnished with cranberries. Net Weight 15 OZ.
Microwave on high for 8 to 10 minutes or bake at 400 degrees for 25 minutes. $4.50
ROAST LOIN OF PORK : Slices of pork are topped with a flavorful maple barbeque sauce and served over rice.
A combination of corn, black beans and red pepper accompanies with a garnish of broccoli florets.
Microwave on high for 8 to 10 minutes or bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. Net Weight 13 OZ. $4.50
MACARONI AU GRATIN : Elbow macaroni combined with a flavorful sauce blending Cheddar and Parmesan
cheeses and diced tomatoes; topped with delicately seasoned bread crumbs and shredded Cheddar.
Net Weight 14 OZ.
Microwave on high for 8 to 10 minutes or bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. $2.75
APPLE DEEP DISH : Slices of seasoned and sweetened apples baked under a flaky homestyle pie crust.
An old-fashioned apple pie taste that is especially delicious with vanilla ice cream!
Net Weight 14 OZ. (Serves two.)
Bake at 400 degrees for 40 minutes until the crust lightly browns with the apples bubbling. $2.50
POT PIES
ORDER FORM 2007
ADVENT LUTHERAN CHURCH
2ND STREET PIKE AND WORTHINGTON MILL RD.
RICHBORO, PA 215-357-2529
ORDER BY THURSDAY OCTOBER 18TH
PICK UP SATURDAY OCTOBER 20th
9:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M.
QUANTITY PRICE TOTAL
CHICKEN POT PIE $3.95
BEEF POT PIE $4.00
SHRIMP POT PIE $4.50
CHICKEN BREAST AND BROCCOLI $4.25
CHICKEN BREAST/FETTUCINI $4.50
CHICKEN PROVOLONE $4.50
PECAN CRUSTED CHICKEN BREAST $4.50
CHICKEN BREAST PARMIGIANA $4.50
ROAST TURKEY $4.50
ROAST PORK LOIN $4.50
MACARONI AU GRATIN $2.75
APPLE DEEP DISH $2.50
TOTAL QUANTITY TOTAL DUE $
Make checks payable to Advent Lutheran Church
Payment must accompany order
NAME PHONE
OCTOBER 2007
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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18th SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST 6:30 PM Confirmation I & II 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 8:00 PM A.A. Step Meeting
8:00 AM Worship (Traditional) 8:00 PM A.A. Open Meeting 10:00 AM Women's Bible Study 12:30 PM Ministerium @ Advent
9:15 AM "Faith Alive" Holy Communion 6:15 PM Praise Team 7:30 PM Lower Bucks Exec.
9:15 AM Sunday School & Adult Prayer Study 7:15 PM Vocal Choir Comm.
10:30 AM Worship (Traditional) 8:15 PM Bell Choir 8:00 PM A.A. Topic Group
6:30 PM Youth Group Game Night
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19th SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST 6:30 PM Confirmation I & II 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 8:00 PM A.A. Step Meeting 8:30 AM Men's Breakfast
World Communion Sunday 8:00 PM A.A. Open Meeting 7:00 PM Finance/Budget 10:00 AM Women's Bible Study 9:30 AM Deans Meeting @ 7:30 PM Koinonia @ Advent
8:00 AM Holy Communion (Traditional) Meeting 6:15 PM Praise Team Norristown
9:15 AM "Faith Alive" Holy Communion 7:15 PM Vocal Choir 8:00 PM A.A. Topic Group
9:15 AM Sunday School & Adult Prayer Study 8:15 PM Bell Choir
10:30 AM Holy Communion (Traditional)
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20th SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST 6:30 PM Confirmation I & II 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 8:00 PM A.A. Step Meeting
8:00 AM Worship (Traditional) 8:00 PM A.A. Open Meeting 10:00 AM Women's Bible Study 8:00 PM A.A. Topic Group
9:15 AM "Faith Alive" Holy Communion 6:15 PM Praise Team
9:15 AM Sunday School 3-adult 7:15 PM Vocal Choir
10:30 AM Worship (Traditional) 8:15 PM Bell Choir
7:00 PM Church Council
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21st SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Pastor @ Transitional Ministry Pastor @ Transitional Ministry Pastor @ Transitional Ministry 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 8:00 PM A.A. Step Meeting
Gift of Warmth Sunday Conference, St. Luke, Devon Conference, St. Luke, Devon Conference, St. Luke, Devon 8:00 PM A.A. Topic Group
8:00 AM Worship (Traditional) 6:30 PM Confirmation I & II 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School
9:15 AM "Faith Alive" Holy Communion 8:00 PM A.A. Open Meeting 7:00 PM Pre-School Paint-a- 10:00 AM Women's Bible Study
9:15 AM Sunday School 3-adult Pumpkin with Dad 6:15 PM Praise Team
10:30 AM Worship (Traditional) 7:15 PM Vocal Choir
8:15 PM Bell Choir
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6:30 PM NO Confirmation I & II 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 9:00 AM Advent Pre-School 8:00 PM A.A. Step Meeting
8:00 PM A.A. Open Meeting 10:00 AM Women's Bible Study 8:00 PM A.A. Topic Group
6:15 PM Praise Team
7:15 PM Vocal Choir
8:15 PM Bell Choir
REFORMATION SUNDAY
8:00 AM Holy Communion (Traditional)
9:15 AM "Faith Alive" Holy Communion
9:15 AM Sunday School 3-adult
10:30 AM Holy Communion (Traditional)