Lutheran Church

Historic Trinity Lutheran Church
Is a traditional Cathedral Ministry in downtown Detroit,
Serving the Metropolitan area
Providing an open and caring environment,
That encourages personal and spiritual growth.

Preaching: The Rev. Dr. David Eberhard

Today's Epistle: I Corinthians 15:12-20
Today's Gospel: Matthew 28:1-10

WELCOME

Welcome to Historic Trinity Lutheran Church, the Mother Church of Detroit Lutheranism and our Lutheran Cathedral in downtown Detroit, since 1850. Historic Trinity Cathedral is an ecclesiastical, cultural, community resource and gathering place for Metro Detroit. Historic Trinity is a National, State, and Local, historical designated site.

CATHEDRAL MINISTRY

Serving the Historic Trinity Cathedral Ministry are: The Rev. Dr. David Eberhard, Rev. Ronald Guettler, Rev. Rev. James Gruetzner, Rev. Dr. Kieth Gerberding, Rev. Gary Headapohl, Rev. Dr. John L. Heins, and Rev. Donald Neiswender at Historic Trinity.

EASTER SUNDAY

Easter, known as the Festival of Christ's Resurrection, is the oldest, greatest, and highest Feast of the Church Year. This day is the climax of the Church Year, the feast of feasts, the king of days. Join in the joyous refrain, "Jesus Christ Is risen today, Alleluia!"

MEMORIAL ROLL CALL

Today, on Easter Sunday, the Festival of the Resurrection of the Lord, we honor those who have been buried by Historic Trinity Lutheran Church since last year's Easter Service. As the Roll Call of a name is read and the cathedral bell is tolled, may we remember those who have died in the Lord. We pray for those who mourn for their loved one, and may they find comfort in the assurance of the resurrection that we shall all join together someday before the victorious throne of God ! (Names listed in today's Sunday Bulletin)

EASTER LILIES

Thanks to all who purchased a Lily Plant in the church for this Easter Sunday. A listing of those who placed lilies, is in today's Sunday Bulletin. You may take the Lily Plant home with you after todays 11:00 a.m. Worship Service.

EASTER EGG HUNT

All children, 12 years and younger, are invited to the Luther Lounge for an Easter Egg Hunt following the 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Worship Services. Have you picture taken with the Easter Bunny.

OFFICES CLOSED

The Historic Trinity offices will be closed this week for the Easter break. If you need assistance call one of the pastors or leave a message on the church answering machine.

SUNDAY ADULT BIBLE STUDY

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BIBLE METAPHOR? Is it Jesus as the " Good Shepherd" or as the "Rock of Ages?" How about "the hills skipped like lambs?" Have you ever seen "floods clap their hands?" Are you literally "the salt of the earth?" How can you tell whether a term in the Bible is to be taken literally, or is a figure of speech? We will be looking at some of the Bible's simile, hyperbole, irony and puns in our Sunday morning Bible study this month, starting on March 30th and continuing on April Sundays. You are invited to attend, in the Conference Room, 9:30a.m.

INVITATION

At various locations throughout the church, you will find a card "A Great Church In A Great City", containing photos about Historic Trinity on one side, and on the other side 1) a copy of an article about our parish by Maureen McDonald from Model-D, or 2) a general description of what Historic Trinity is about. Pass this card on to someone inviting them to attend Historic Trinity.

SUNDAY ADULT BIBLE STUDY

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BIBLE METAPHOR? Is it Jesus as the " Good Shepherd" or as the "Rock of Ages?" How about "the hills skipped like lambs?" Have you ever seen "floods clap their hands?" Are you literally "the salt of the earth?" How can you tell whether a term in the Bible is to be taken literally, or is a figure of speech? We will be looking at some of the Bible's simile, hyperbole, irony and puns in our Sunday morning Bible study this month, starting on March 30 and continuing on April Sundays. You are invited to attend in the Conference Room, 9:30a.m.

HOLY COMMUNION All who accept the Real Presence of our Lord's Body and Blood in the Sacrament are invited to attend Holy Communion. At Historic Trinity, the wine is distributed to all by the common communion cup and the individual communion cup, at the same serving. Holy Communion is celebrated on the first and third Sundays at 11:00 am, on the second and fourth Sundays at 8:15 am and 9:30 am, and there is no communion on the fifth Sunday.

THE LUTHERAN CHURCH

The Lutheran Church is the largest Protestant Church in the world, with nearly 80 million members living in every corner of the world. The Lutheran Church is the third largest denomination in the United States with over eight million members. Historic Trinity Lutheran Church is a member of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod that has nearly three million baptized members in some 6,000 congregations located in fifty states. Together, we send missionaries to thirty countries.

JOIN HISTORIC TRINITY - Today

You are invited to become a member today of Historic Trinity Lutheran Church, the church where the action is, in downtown Detroit. Join this, the fastest growing church in downtown Detroit, with more than 1850+ members at a median age of 38. Historic Trinity is THE church to belong to! An Authentic Church for our times. At the heart of our activities is a worshipping congregation affirming the inclusive love of God, which is made known through Jesus Christ. That love makes a difference in our lives and challenges us to make a difference in the world. Studies show that persons attending church find strength to deal with setbacks in life, and they also find they are less stressed by everyday worries when they attend church regularly. Why attend, or stay away, from a church that makes you uncomfortable or upset? Each week, more and more individuals are deciding to make Historic Trinity their church home. Become one of these people and make your choice today! Membership applications are available in the Sunday Bulletin, or by request. You may join the church by baptism, confirmation, profession of faith, transfer of membership from another congregation, or dual membership. Simply fill out the application and hand it to a pastor, or to an usher, or take it - or mail it to the church office. Don't wait any longer - take the big step and sign up today. You will be proud you joined this church which is an innovative leader in today's ministries.

HISTORIC TRINITY - CATHEDRAL CHURCH

A Cathedral Church is a strategically located church building in major cities. The Cathedral Church becomes the focal point for its denomination where joint activities, meetings, seminars and special worship services take place. The Cathedral Church is often the "seat" of the denomination presiding officer (bishop or president), and traditionally includes a location for the burial of the faithful (cemetery or columbarium). The parish of the Cathedral Church is metropolitan in outreach. It provides and maintains quality programs, is multi-staffed, has a wide variety of music and worship services, and the finest in architecture and vestments. Special denominational worship services, civic religious activities, and the celebration of special feast days are most commonly held at the Cathedral Church. In the twelfth and thirteenth century the Cathedrals became open places, the focus of city life. They reversed the introverted monastic tradition by becoming extroverted and inclusive, combining the secular and the religious; an open place where solutions to today's problems can be discussed, where religion includes relationships among all living things, and where the Worship Service is the center of all life. The goal of the medieval cathedrals was not merely to preserve tradition, they were to serve as city centers of thriving discourse and festival celebration - a lively place, unafraid of commitment and controversy.

The Cathedral is a symbol of the yearnings of all people in a city. The Cathedral is a source of beauty and pride in the city. Outrageous and orthodox, utopian and savory - the place comes to you all at once, in a great rush of contradiction and paradox. Cathedrals are not overly concerned with what is officially religious and what is not. They should challenge and be challenged, supported by a vigorous appreciation for many ways in which God is revealed. In a secure faith, there should be room for joy and foolishness, as well as piety and moral weight. A church that embraces open-mindedness and glorious diversity. A macro view - the world, the earth, the universe. A Cathedral Church is not self-contained within its facilities. Rather, it reaches out to other city parishes by providing auxiliary staff, support and services. The Cathedral support services strengthen the autonomy of the local parishes by providing ministry the local parish could not normally afford. A Congregation is maintained with the Cathedral facilities as an important part of its ministry of Word and Sacrament. Yet, activities by other local parishes, denominational leadership, and civic organizations are held regularly within the Cathedral as an integral part of the Cathedral Church. Historic Trinity Lutheran Church is our Lutheran Cathedral in downtown Detroit.

800-268-3058 (Michigan only)

Historic Trinity Lutheran Church has an 800 phone number (800-268-3058) for your convenience. This 800 number only works in the state of Michigan.

COFFEE & CONVERSATION HOUR

Every Sunday, 8:30-10:45a.m., a coffee hour is held in the Luther Lounge. This gives us an opportunity to have a cup of coffee, tea or juice...a goodie or two... a time to visit with other members and friends, and a chance to warmly welcome visitors. We are so very grateful to all of those who donate coffee cakes, cookies, and other snacks, those who donate money to purchase these items, and those who help set-up coffee hour. Thank you to Roger DeNeen for making sure the coffee is always ready! We also thank those who do the special coffee hours - the Trinity Guild, the Ladies Aid, Corky Marowske for the Valparaiso Guild, and others for special occasions. If you would like to volunteer to help with coffee hour, sign up on the sheet provided on the display board in the Marowske Room. And, remember to put a little something in the donation cans, helping to ensure that this vital ministry will continue!

INVITE OTHERS

Historic Trinity offers a large variety of opportunities for involvement by you, your family, your co-workers, and your friends through its many Worship Services, Bible classes, events and activities. There are numerous informational and reservation flyers available to make it easier for you to invite them to join with you at a specific worship service or event . Pick up a flyer and pass it on to someone. Remember - 85% of people attend a church because someone asked them to attend. Research by polling says that one in every four people is just waiting to be invited to church. Other research demonstrates that people need to be with people, and fellowship in a congregation helps to meet that need. Individuals are looking for a church where they can enjoy attending church - Historic Trinity is such a church. Give it a try - ask someone to share in the joy and pride of Historic Trinity.

PARISH NURSE - Second and Fourth Sundays

The Historic Trinity Parish Nurse Council provides important services to our members by the caring and professional nurse volunteers from the Historic Trinity congregation who willingly use their God-given talents in our behalf. These dedicated nurses assist us in being more aware of our health - physically, emotionally and spiritually. The nurses hold various health issue seminars at the church throughout the year. One of the parish nurses is available on the second and fourth Sundays of each month from 9:00a.m. until 11:00a.m. in the Pastor's Study, to take blood pressures and to help answer your health questions. We invite all nurses of the congregation to join the Historic Trinity Parish Nurse Council.

HISTORIC TRINITY ONLINE

Historic Trinity presents two Web Pages. These are amongst the finest church web sites on the Internet, very comprehensive, informative, regularly updated. You may reach the Historic Trinity site at www.historictrinity.org also www.historictrinityinc.org. Take a look at the pages, and see what Historic Trinity is all about in its mission and ministry. If you happen to miss church on a Sunday, or you are out of town, you can "Stay Connected" by going to the current Sunday Bulletin on the Web Page. You can request a prayer, or "Ask the Pastor" a question, enter pages specifically for children's activities, learn about our history, get information regarding our beautiful cathedral, and much more. There are numerous photos (pics), and slide presentations, taken at the many events at Historic Trinity. Check and see if you are in any of these photos, and you can double click on the photo to print it out. You may place orders, make donations, or make reservations using your credit card on our secure internet web pages. Encourage others to check out the Web Pages to learn all about Historic Trinity's mission and ministry.

PRAYER REQUESTS

At Historic Trinity, we offer prayers daily through a prayer chain, or during any Worship Service. Make your prayer chain requests to the church office at 313-567-3100 or 800-268-3058, during office hours 8:30am - 4:30pm. You may also request prayers through our Web Site. If you wish to have a prayer offered during the Worship Services, please call the church office presenting your request. We know that God always listens and answers our prayers in His time, and according to His will. And, this has been demonstrated again and again through the results of the faithful and steadfast prayers of our Historic Trinity Prayer Chain.

ADDRESS & EMAIL UPDATES

In updating the church membership directory recently, we found several home phone numbers are not correct. They were not in service or were disconnected. The church office would greatly appreciate it if you would inform them of any update or change in address, home or work phone number, or email address. We do respect your privacy. Thanks! Our ability to contact you, is only as good as the latest information we have on file. Be sure to update us with emergency contact name and phone number information as well.

You can also make address and email updates on the address-change form on our web site through our secure server. Thanks!

HISTORIC TRINITY

Since 1850 Historic Trinity has maintained its vigil over downtown Detroit through good times and bad, in periods of brilliance and obscurity, as a living vibrant church held in great esteem by its membership and others who have come to worship within its architecturally - one of a kind - splendid facilities. Each person who steps inside Historic Trinity derives their own satisfaction; whether their purpose is to communicate with the past, give thanks for the present, or to find reasonable hope for the future. Here the young and old, the rich and the poor, urban and suburban, walk together. God comes down to all, as each person reaches up to God. Welcome to Historic Trinity, the Mother Church of Detroit Lutheranism, a downtown church that contributes substantially to the cultural and religious environment of metropolitan Detroit. Make Historic Trinity your church home. And do, "Journey Home to Historic Trinity" often.

GIVING OPTIONS - CREDIT CARD

A special option at Historic Trinity is that you have the option for church contributions, memorials, tickets to events, or financial gifts large and small, to donate by cash, check, bank draft, bank passport or credit card. Historic Trinity provides you with these optional ways to make it easier for you to make a contribution, or make reservations, or to support the many excellent activities of this dynamic ministry. One of these options is that you are invited to use your credit card. You may select a specific amount for your contribution each month, be it $10.00, $20.00, $100.00, or whatever you desire. This provides you with a simple way to contribute, even to make bonus points, and have an immediate receipt. You may use MasterCard, Visa, Discover, or any Novus Card, and American Express. To make a church contribution by credit card, all you have to do is call Nancy Ivers at the church office 313-567-3100 or 800-268-3058. Let her know how much you wish to donate each week or month to the church, using your credit card. When you want to stop contributing by credit card just let her know. You may also make credit card donations using our secure server. It’s really easy, and more and more members, and friends of Historic Trinity, are using this credit card option. Another option is to donate appreciated securities. Generally, if you have owned securities for more than one year, not only can you take a charitable deduction base on the fair market value of the securities, but you will also avoid paying a capital gains tax on the appreciation.

USE YOUR CREDIT CARD TO MAKE RESERVATIONS USING THE ABOVE LINK AS WELL.

For more information, call Nancy Ivers at 313-567-3100, or Email Historic Trinity for additional information.

THE WORLD'S GREAT CHURCHES

The Trinity Arts and the Dau Church History Library of Historic Trinity are proud to present an excellent collection of books and pamphlets on the world's great churches and cathedrals. There are over 550 booklets that include 340 different churches from over 36 countries around the world. Thank you to those members who have already donated booklets. Do you have a book or pamphlet to donate?

We are in need of someone to catalog and maintain this information. If you are interested, please contact Dr. Eberhard.

RESERVATIONS

RSVP - RSVP - RSVP! Over the next few weeks, there are a lot of activities and events at Historic Trinity that call for reservations. Reservations help us to determine if there are enough persons interested in attending, and it also gives us some idea of how much food and materials to prepare. You may fill out the reservation form included in the Sunday Bulletin, and pay later. Turn or mail in your reservation to the church office, or register online through our secure server. You may also use your credit card for payment.

Please look over the choices, and make your reservation soon. Make your reservation now. Don't be shut out - act now!

THE HOMELESS

Members and friends of the parish continue to generously contribute unused samples of soaps, shampoos, tube socks, hair conditioners, hand lotions, toothpaste, deodorants, aspirins, or any personal care products that they receive in the mail, from dental visits, from cosmetic promotions, or from hotels and motels, for homeless shelters in Detroit and the Metropolitan areas. Please place your items in the box in the Luther Lounge. See Karla Jaeger for information.

EYE GLASSES FOR MISSIONS

Your continued donation of old, new, or unused eyeglasses (also, just lenses) to assist MOST mission teams, around the world, is very much appreciated. MOST is a mission agency which is housed on the campus of Concordia University in Ann Arbor, and is associated with the Michigan District of the LCMS. There is a box located the Luther Lounge for you to place your donated glasses. Great job, members and friends. Thanks!

SUPPORT OUR TROOPS

The Historic Trinity "Support Our Troops" project involves the gathering of items for "care packages" to send to specifically named men and women in the United States armed forces in Iraq and elsewhere. Place your items in a plastic bin in the Luther Lounge. Contact Louise Fuqua, Lois Bereza, Janice Nelson, or the church office for information. Recently 60 care packages were mailed to those in the armed forces. The next boxes for our troops will be assembled on Tuesday, May 20, at 9:30 a.m.

HISTORIC TRINITY YOUTH

Are you interested in helping other families here in Detroit? The Ronald McDonald House Charity (3911 Beaubien Boulevard; Detroit, MI 48201) could use a few good volunteers! Check the bulletin board for this month's date that we will be providing a meal for the families who are staying at the Ronald McDonald House. Make your favorite recipes at home, bring them to church on Sunday, and then a handful of us will take it over to the RMHC for lunch after church. Contact Penny Carolan, or check out the sign-up sheet in the Marowske Room today. Working together with the Historic Trinity Guild, we hope to make some smiles and fill some stomachs each month!

TURN $2 INTO $3

Thrivent members you can make your gifts to Historic Trinity accomplish even more through the "Giving Plus" program offered individually by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and two pf its subsidiaries. Thrivent Financial, Thrivent Asset Management or Thrivent Life Insurance Company will add $1 to every $2 you donate, up to your donation of $600. That means Historic Trinity could get as much as $300 more from your gift through the "Giving Plus" program. For more information about this program, including eligibility, visit Thrivent or contact Nancy Ivers at the church office for a giving form.

So far our members have contributed over over $8,330.00 + ; that means we receive a matching grant from Thrivent of $4,165.00 + - well done members !

CHURCH PARKING

Parking for church services and events is available in the two parking lots adjacent to the church, and for overflow on evenings and weekends in the Brewery Park lots. Please follow directions of the person in the lot, and be sure to obtain a "parking pass" if you park in the Brewery Park parking lots. Do not leave your car parked in the parking lot after church services or an event, the gates will be locked. If you are parked in the Brewery Park section and plan to attend something at the church after the 11:00 a.m. Worship Service, please move your car to the Historic Trinity lot first.

CAR PARKING "ID"

Historic Trinity has an "ID" sticker for your car windshield. Place the sticker in the lower left hand corner (drivers side) of the window. Those automobiles that display an HT windshield sticker will not need a parking pass to the lots adjacent to the church. You will still need to enter the lots from the gate in the church's parking lot. If you do not have a HT sticker you will need a parking pass from the security person. Stickers can be obtained from the security person in the parking lot, or from the church office.

FEEDING THE HOMELESS

For over 35 years, Fort Street Presbyterian (631 West Fort Street Detroit, MI 48226) has run the Open Door Ministry, serving a meal each week to over 400 individuals (21,000 annually) who are homeless or cannot afford food. In addition to supplying a hot meal, they also provide clothing, showers, medical services, and haircuts. A social worker on site provides counseling for assistance benefits. Job postings are made available in the local area. You can help! They accept volunteers each week on-site-you will be assigned to a certain area, then serve from about 8:30am-11am. If you are unable to volunteer your time, they accept monetary donations as well. (Each meal costs $1.50; to sponsor an entire week is $630.) If you are interested, contact the Church Office; arrangements can be made to meet at Historic Trinity and drive together to Fort Street Presbyterian.

MEMBER PHOTOS

On the third Sunday of each month those members of Historic Trinity Lutheran Church whose photo we do not have are encouraged to have their photo taken. Please go to the church office to inquire where the photos are being taken that day.

PORTALS OF PRAYER

The personal daily devotional booklet Portals of Prayer is now available in the church narthex (rear hall). Large print copies are available in the church office. Use this devotional guide for your personal and spiritual growth.

LUTHERAN HOUR

Lutheran Hour, the radio program of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod can be heard each Sunday at: Detroit - 6:30 a.m. on WRDT (560), and 8:00 am on WDFN (1130), Ann Arbor on WAAM at 7:00 a.m.

PROJECT 12 BASKETS

An additional opportunity by which you can support Historic Trinity is through Project 12 Baskets that provides an on line market where you can donate items to be auctioned to interested buyers. Historic Trinity will receive 70% of the revenue from the sale of your item. Project 12 Baskets draws its name from the Bible event of the feeding of the 5000. The Lord took 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish to feed 5000, and when he was done there was an excess to fill 12 baskets to the top. We all have some excess in our basements, attics, and closets. Donate those items you no longer use: cameras, power tools, antiques, dolls, sporting goods, jewelry, musical instruments--even cars! Project 12 Baskets helps you to turn your gifted leftovers into additional revenue for your church. For more information of Project 12 Baskets or the donating process, visit their website or contact Lauren Kuppe at 586-634-9991 or lkuppe@project12baskets.com, orr talk to Marion Tokarchuk in the church office.

TRANSITION FUND

The Historic Trinity Transition Fund has been established to assist during the transition in pastoral leadership over the next few years.. Our goal is to establish a fund of $500,000 by 2010. This will require some major donations, and lots of donations in any amount ($10, $25, $50, $100, $1000, plus), over and above your regular giving. Everyone can help in making this goal a reality. The funds can be an up-front gift, or a pledge over three years. Your donations to the Transition Fund will ensure stability to this process. See the flyer in today's Sunday Bulletin for additional information. To date there is $16,300 cash, and $40,000 in pledges.

HISTORIC TRINITY TILE

At the Guild Counter in the Marowske Room there is available a 3" x 3" ceramic tile containing the symbol of the Trinity. These tiles were made by Pewabic Pottery for Historic Trinity's 150th Anniversary. The tile is a duplicate of a floor tile located near the baptismal font. The tiles comes in green or tan, and are $15.00 each.

SAVE THE DATE - October 1

Each Oktoberfest Dinner since 1995 an Historic Trinity Oktoberfest Award has presented to an individual and to a corporation that have provided positive leadership in their church and their community in the Metro Detroit area. Previous honorees are:

Year 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Corporate Richard Kughn Comerica Bank AAA Michigan Kmart Corporation Stroh Family R & N Electric Grunwell Cashero Ideal Office Supply Glen Eden CEF - Michigan District Blue Cross-Blue Shield John & Marlene Boll Barry Olson

Person Marvin Moser Robert Marowske Frederick Schmid Dr. John Heins Hank Hajdas Dr. John Herzog Karl Kreft Ronald Bales Michael Schonsheck Keturah Haab Karl Mueller L. Raymond Scott Gary Marowske

This year we celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Oktoberfest on Wednesday, October 1, 2008. In order to provide room for more people to attend this special 25th Anniversary Dinner/Auction we are moving it to the Roostertail on the Detroit River. Talk it up, let's get a spectacular crowd for this exciting dinner. Save the Date - October 1 !!!

TRINITY AVENUE EXHIBIT - "Kitchen Things"

The next display on Trinity Avenue will be a display of kitchen linens, aprons, table clothes, napkins, pot holders, kitchen towels, kitchen utensils, etc. Please bring in now, some of your favorite items and share their beauty with your fellow members. The items must be able to fit into the display cases on Trinity Avenue. For more information talk to Katherine Chesney. The exhibit will be March - April - May

CHRISTMAS MARKETPLACE - March 30

If there is enough interest we may try "Christmas German Market Place" on December 6 here at Historic Trinity. Anyone interested in sharing ideas on the concept or interested in participating in the event ? Let's meet on Sunday, March 30, at 10:30 a.m.

ADULT INFORMATION CLASSES - March 30 - May 4

Like to learn more about the teachings of the Lutheran Church ? Want to refresh your knowledge about the church's teachings ? Like to become and Adult Confirmed Members of Historic Trinity Lutheran Church ? Then you are welcome to attend the series of Adult Information Classes taught by Rev. James Gruetzner at 11:00 a.m. on Sundays, March 30 through May 4. Make up classes can be arranged for a Wednesday evening, if you are unable to attend a particular session.

COFFEE, COMPUTER, CHAT - April 3

Starbucks we are not! But our facilities are wireless! So pack up your computer pad, and come on down for a computers night. Genuine Historic Trinity Coffee, your Computer, and lots of Chat. Share ideas, build friendships and do a lot of networking, on Thursday, April 3, at 6:30 p.m. If there is sufficient interest, we could hold monthly "Coffee, Computer, Chat" evenings.

ROCK OUTING - April 13

Historic Trinity ROCK (Fellowship Group) outing , Sunday, April 13, at 3:00 p.m. Theater - Macomb Center for the Performing Arts. "Best of Broadway" Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber. Cost - $35.00 per person (limit 35 tickets) Dinner to follow the performance at - The Brewery Restaurant, 39950 Hayes Rd, Clinton Township. Cost - order your own meal. Please sign up on reservation sheet in Marowske Room, or call the church office 313-567-3100 or 800-268-3058. Deadline: March 30. For more information talk to Suzanne Kromath or Richard & Elizabeth McCaffrey.

ENRICHING YOUR MARRIAGE - April 13, April 27, May 18