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The May Messenger Issue #479
April 30, 2008
THE Messiah
MESSENGER
In this issue…
From the President
“Father Floyd?”
New Members and Confirmation
Free Best Buy How-To Clinics!
Readings and Worship Schedule
Flowers and Bulletins
Worship Assistants Schedule
First Quarter Statement News
First Friends Needed
Blood Drive in Park Ridge
Volunteers Needed for CCC Fun Fair
United Power for Action and Justice Event
From the President
Dear Members and Friends of Messiah,
It would be an understatement to say that the last few
weeks have been tough for Messiah – losing our brothers and
sisters in Christ: Charlie Johnson, Rosemary Thurow,
Charity Grove, Pastor Robert Furreboe, Roy Sues, Marge
Merriman, and Edith Bunt as well as our leader and friend,
Pastor Paul Stolz. The loss of Pastor Paul has touched us
all – each in our own way – and of course leaves us without
our leader. Pastor Paul was only with us for a couple of
years but since his passing I’ve really come to realize
what an impact he made on all of us in our short time
together.
I want to reassure everyone that we will move into an
interim period and then onto the call process when the time
is right. The executive committee and I have had meetings
and are in regular communication with Pastor Carol
Breimeier from the Bishop’s office. Pastor Breimeier has
encouraged us to be very deliberate in the process of
calling an interim pastor and assess where we are at as a
congregation and what our needs are for this interim
period. Our situation is different now than it was in 2004
when Pastor Larson left and we called Pastor Straw as our
interim. And it is different than it was a year later when
we called Pastor Paul or even than when he became ill. I’m
sure there is already some speculation because of the
uncertainty of the situation we are in – and I urge you to
share your thoughts with the leadership of the church. We
want to hear what you are thinking. Please feel free to
contact me personally at church or via e-mail at
cjhrodey@sbcglobal.net or via cell phone at 847-828-7819 –
or any of the other members of the executive committee or
leadership team. Or, if you’re shy, write a note and
address it to the Executive Committee. Meanwhile, Pastor
Sue has agreed to stay with us until the interim situation
is resolved, which will most likely coincide with our shift
to summertime.
But as we begin this interim period we need to give
ourselves time together as a congregation to grieve and
process this great loss we’ve experienced. We need time to
come together and talk and share our stories of Pastor Paul
and reflect on the lessons he’s taught us. Even though
Pastor Paul had been ill for six months, he was still at
our helm and we looked forward to his return. I met with
and spoke to Pastor Paul a number of times during his
absence from Messiah and I know that his spirit was strong
and he wanted so badly to be back with us. It wasn’t until
Palm Sunday that the likelihood of his return really came
into question. In hindsight that may have very well been
his farewell to us after he checked on us to be sure we
were doing OK.
Pastor Paul had great hopes for the ministries of Messiah.
He told me when I visited him at the Rehab Institute of
Chicago in January that he had had a lot of time to think
and had lots of ideas for Messiah!! He had that big grin on
his face! I begged him to take it easy on us when he got
back since we had been through a rough few months! He said
he would but I didn’t believe him for a minute.
After Pastor Paul passed away we have had the opportunity
to hear many stories about him and to see pictures of him
in healthier times. I couldn’t help but wonder “What if” –
What if he had been with us for a longer time and in good
health – what would the possibilities have been??
But you know what Pastor Paul would have told me if I said
that to him? He would have said it didn’t matter if he was
here or who the minister was. “It’s not about me,” he would
have said. “The church is not just one person.” It is all
of us working together to carry out God’s mission. As Terry
McIntyre pointed out in the homily, Pastor Paul “just did.”
I guess like the Nike commercial that says “just do it” –
Pastor Paul just did it. And that was his challenge to us –
to just do it – to get the job done.
All of our members who have died recently had that in
common with Pastor Paul – they were all people who saw a
need and just went out and got the job done. No matter how
big or how small – they just did it. Each of them was a
great example of a person of action, serving God by serving
their communities and church without complaint or fanfare.
I witnessed the members of Messiah pull together to hold
Pastor Paul’s funeral which must have included close to 300
people and around 30 members of the clergy – including the
Bishop and his assistants – it was a moving celebration of
Pastor Paul’s life. His family, friends, and the clergy all
said it was a wonderful service and reception. We got the
job done – no questions – we just did it. Some members of
Pastor Paul’s family and friends said to me that if he had
to go through what he did during the last several months,
he couldn’t have been at a better place than Messiah
because of the supportive nature of our congregation. Again
- we just did it.
After the funeral was over I set about starting to thank
people for their help (and if I didn’t personally thank you
I extend my sincere thanks to everyone for their help and
support). But when I thanked Kristin Yager, she said to me,
“You don’t have to thank me, it was a labor of love.” And
she was right…it was a labor of love for all of us. We
didn’t have to think about it – there was work to be done
and we just did it. So imagine the possibilities if we keep
that feeling all the time, if everything we do at Messiah
is a labor of love. Not just for Pastor Paul or for any
particular pastor or member of the congregation,
but a labor of love for God. I think then the possibilities
are endless!
So in these coming months, let’s not despair about
what could have been or what may lie ahead –
let’s make everything a labor of love for God
and just do it!
So let’s keep marching forward together as God’s
children, in God’s light, and just do it!
More to come…
God’s Peace, Carol Hrodey
Noteworthy News
“FATHER FLOYD?”
Floyd Yager is about to complete his diakonia program in
June. After talking with Pastor Paul over a period of time,
Floyd enrolled in the diakonia program in 2006 with the
intention of someday applying to become a Deacon of the
ELCA. Pastor Paul and Floyd spoke of Floyd working with our
Youth Ministry someday once he became a Deacon. They
eventually shared this idea with me and it sounded like a
great plan! Pastor Paul spoke about this a number of times
over the last year with great enthusiasm about the boost
this would give our youth.
The fortunate thing for us is that Floyd doesn’t
necessarily feel compelled to stick to timetables! When
Pastor Paul became ill, Floyd did not hesitate to step up
and say he would take over the confirmation class. The next
job he tackled was the class for first communion. And now
Floyd is trying to expand activities that include our high
school crew.
Please help me first of all in congratulating Floyd as he
completes his diakonia program. It was a lot of hard work
on top of having an active family and working full time.
But most of all join me in thanking Floyd for stepping in
and taking great care of our kids!! I have seen first hand
how he touched each and every child in the first communion
class and what a great job he’s doing with our confirmation
kids. Messiah is very blessed to have Floyd working with
our youth!! Thank you Floyd!!
~ Carol Hrodey
NEW MEMBERS AND CONFIRMATION CLASS OF 2008
We will accept new members to Messiah 2 weeks in a row! On
Sunday, May 4th we welcome some new members to Messiah who
will be transferring their membership from previous
Lutheran background. There will be a cake-and-coffee
reception following the worship service.
Then, on Sunday, May 11th we will be receiving several
special young adults as full members of our church. Jenni
Hanson, Joe Levy, and Kevin Kovach, having completed their
2-year confirmation journey, will be accepted into the
household of faith. Congratulations to them, their
families, and their mentors. There will be a reception
following the service, and lots of picture-taking!
Upcoming Events
(Always check with church office before you schedule an
event – there is a room assignment calendar maintained by
the Office Administrator.)
COMMUNITY OUTREACH FREE HOW-TO CLINICS
Best Buy, Niles (corner of Greenwood and Golf) is providing
four classes aimed at helping YOU understand your computer,
your camera, and your television set! All classes are from
7-8:30pm at Messiah in the Multipurpose Room (1st floor).
May 1: Digital Imaging - How to take pictures with a
digital camera and how to share your memories after you
take the pictures.
May 8: Home Theater - How to understand the 2009 digital TV
conversion and how to get the most out of your home theater
experience (High definition picture, surround sound, etc.).
May 15: Geek Squad - How to upkeep and maintain your
computer basics.
May 22: Computers - How to get the most out of your
computer. Making it the central place for education and
entertainment experience.
These classes are provided as outreach to the community
from Best Buy, Niles and Messiah Lutheran Church. No
products or services will be sold at any class. There is no
age limit and classes are open to everyone. Bring your
friends, bring your family!
BENEFIT FOR THE STOLZ FAMILY
This event was being planned by friends of the Stolz’s
prior to Pastor’s death to help offset some of the mounting
medical bills. They still want to do the benefit May 21st
in downtown Chicago at Le Passage Restaurant, 937 N. Rush
Street. The event is from
7:30 – 10:30pm, with a suggested donation of $30 as price
of admittance. There will be a silent auction, special
music, and all proceeds benefit the Stolz family. They are
looking for help of either volunteers or donations for the
silent auction. Talk to Carol Hrodey if you are able to
help out, donate, or attend.
CHILD CARE CENTER ANNUAL FUN FAIR
Saturday, May 31st 11-2pm
Join dozens of Messiah’s Child Care families at the MLCCC
Fourth Annual Fun Fair! This is a great time with games,
food, a silent auction, raffle prizes, moonwalk, and more!
Proceeds benefit the Child Care Center. This is also an
excellent evangelism opportunity…invite your family,
friends, and neighbors for a day of fellowship and fun!
UPCOMING EVENTS (CONTINUED)
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE
Monday, May 26th
On Memorial Day, we will gather at the “step-off” point at
9:45 AM, on Fairview Avenue, 1/3 block north of Talcott in
front of Roosevelt School (slot number to be announced).
The parade starts at 10 AM. This was a LOT of fun the last
three years, and we will be using this as an evangelism
opportunity, handing out Messiah Church and Child Care
flyers, and spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ! If you
can help or march, let David Swanson know!
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING IN JUNE
Sunday, June 8th at 11:30 am (following the service)
This is our mid-year meeting. We have a lot to discuss,
considering the many changes that have affected our
congregation in the last months. We haven’t decided if this
will be a pot luck, or just a meeting…watch the June
newsletter for more details. But we encourage EVERYONE to
be there.
REMINDERS!
Men’s Breakfast Saturday, May 10th at 9:00 AM at Jimmy’s
Restaurant,
1440 Rand Road in Des Plaines.
Craft Night Friday May 18th at 6:30 PM in the Fellowship
Hall. This is a fun, laid-back group…come on out and join
us!
Friendship Day May 22nd starting at 9 A.M. If you plan to
stay for lunch, bring your sandwich or whatever, goodies
will be provided. Please feel free to come for an hour or
so if that's all the time you can spare. We need more help
to continue this very important work. You do not have to
know how to sew, we will show you what to do. You may work
at home, making quilt tops, baby sweaters and receiving
blankets. Also watch for gently used baby items, birth to
24 months at garage sales. List of items are available.
Call Eva Thoren at 847-823-25.
Leadership Meeting May 4th at 11:30 AM
WELCA Board May 7th @ 9:00 AM
Child Care Board May 21st @ 7:00 PM
COMING IN JUNE…
Congregational Meeting
Creative Memories Consultant at Craft Night!
This Month in Worship
WORSHIP SCHEDULE AND READINGS
All Worship Services are at 10:15 AM unless otherwise
noted.
May 4 – Seventh Sunday of Easter
Acts 1:6–14; Psalm 68:1–10, 32–35; 1 Peter 4:12–14; 5:6–11;
John 17:1–11
May 11 – Day of Pentecost, Confirmation
Acts 2:1–21; Psalm 104:24–34, 35b; 1 Corinthians 12:3b–13;
John 20:19–23
May 18 – Holy Trinity
Genesis 1:1—2:4a; Psalm 8; 2 Corinthians 13:11–13; Matthew
28:16–20
May 25 – Second Sunday after Pentecost
Isaiah 49:8–16a; Psalm 131; 1 Corinthians 4:1–5; Matthew
6:24–34
ADULT FORUM SCHEDULE
May 4 – Continued study of the Gospel of Matthew.
May 11 - Confirmation, no Sunday School
May 18 - No Adult Forum - Pancake Breakfast
May 25 - Prep for Memorial Day Parade
ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS MAY 4TH
If you have been thinking about transferring your
membership to Messiah, now is the time. We will be
welcoming at least one new member next Sunday during
worship. Please contact Pastor Sue or the church office if
you would like more information about joining our great and
growing ministry here in Park Ridge!
This Month in Worship (continued)
WORSHIP HELPERS
May 4 May 11 May 18 May 25
10:15am 10:15am 10:15am 10:15am
Acolytes Kevin K Andrew F Joe L Tait J
Communion Assistants Pat K John F Helen L Julie J
Readers Anne W Confirmands Neil H Rich L
Worship Assistants John F Diane B Vikki H David S
Projection Ravi P Jim H Ravi P Jim H
Ushers Bob B, Carol H, Sue B, Rich S Bob B, Carol H, Sue B,
Rich S Bob B, Carol H, Sue B, Rich S Bob B, Carol H, Sue B,
Rich S
Greeters Eunice E Eunice E Connie K Eunice E
Counters Dave H,
Val B Dave H,
Val B Dave H,
Val B Dave H,
Val B
FLOWERS AND BULLETINS
The sign-ups for flowers and bulletins are in the narthex
by the hall to the Educational Wing. Flowers are $30, and
the Bulletins are $10. Envelopes are provided next to the
sign-up calendar, or you may simply write “Flowers” or
“Bulletin” on your regular envelope in the Other box.
PLEASE DON’T FORGET TO PAY FOR YOUR FLOWERS OR BULLETINS!
Note to all those purchasing flowers: Your flowers are
yours to take home!
If you wish to donate them to one of our shut-ins, please
be sure to
let the Altar Guild know. Thanks!
May 4 – Flowers are given in by the Handzels for
Perzentka’s anniversary.
May 11 – Flowers are given by the Jensens for Trygve
Jensen’s birthday.
May 18 – Flowers are given by Bud and Marilyn Duckett in
honor of our children.
May 25 – Flowers are given in honor of Brad Kovach’s
birthday. Bulletins are given by Bud and Marilyn Duckett in
honor of our great-grandson’s baptism.
calendar - See May Calendar on line
Messages
Dear Messiah Congregation,
I was saddened to hear about Pastor Paul. He was a
wonderful man and a good friend to many of you – who is
very missed.
My hope for you is healing and remembering all the
wonderful times you shared.
Thinking of you,
Patti DiVita
South Island, New Zealand
1st Quarter Statements
We will not be mailing all of these out. If you would like
a statement of your contributions from January-March 2008,
contact David Hanson and he will provide you with one.
GREETINGS FROM CAROL SMITH This has been quite a ride since
March 16th. I was headed to church and landed in LGH, where
I remained until April 11th. I now reside at Manor Care,
3300 Milwaukee, Northbrook, Rm 120, phone#847-795-9700.
Please come visit, I would love to see you. Please come
after 3pm and it would be good to call first. After my
residency there, I will be moving to Washington to live
with my youngest daughter Heather Curtis. My new address
there will be: 1255 Wildwood Blvd SW, Issaquah, WA 98027.
Thank you for your prayers, Love, Carol
Manna Order Dates
Last chance for Manna before Graduation! Order May 11 for
May 18th delivery!
Lutheran Bible Translators Annual Dinner and Auction
Learn about missionary work around the world, enjoy a meal
and tempting silent auction goodies by participating in LBT
Annual Dinner and Auction Friday, May 2nd at the
Naperville/Lisle Hilton Hotel. Doors open at 5:30, dinner
is at 7:00 . To reserve your spot call LBT at 800-532-4253
or visit www.lbt.org.
Park Ridge Blood Drive
Sunday, June 1st
Two locations:
Mary Seat of Wisdom
(Granville and Cumberland)
St. Paul of the Cross
(NW HWY and Washington)
Both are from 8am – 2pm
The need for blood
never takes a vacation!
First Friends Needed!
We have some new members joining on May 4th, and they will
need some “first friends!” These are folks that partner
with a new member to “show them the ropes,” invite them to
events, and to be available to answer questions. If you’d
like to participate, let Pastor Sue know!
Messiah Ministries
UNITED POWER EVENT
The Young Adult Health Bill (SB871) has new support in the
senate. United Power for Action and Justice is trying to
garner more support to see that this important bill passes,
insuring young adults who are no longer in school. Messiah
members are encouraged to attend the SPRING HEALTH
ASSEMBLY.
Monday, May 5th at 7:00 PM sharp.
Chicago Sinai Congregation
15 W. Delaware (between State and Dearborn)
Anyone wanting a ride, please contact Dave or Connie
Kaufman.
Youth Corner
Messiah Youth Group Events
Friday May 2nd and Saturday May 3rd – Youth
Outing/Overnight at University Lutheran Church at
Northwestern -- We are planning an overnight event with the
Social Ministry Committee at the ULC at Northwestern.
Messiah youth will go to ULC on Friday night and share an
evening of education about poverty and other social justice
issues. On Saturday morning following the presentation, we
will travel to the Greater Chicago Food Depository to
volunteer for several hours. This is an excellent
opportunity for outreach and education for our young
folks…if you can chaperone, please contact Floyd Yager –
help would be appreciated!.
VBS REGISTRATION STARTS MAY 1ST
“Faith Finders Detective Club”
VBS is July 28-August 1 from 9 AM to 12 PM this year. The
closing program and picnic is set for Friday, August 1st at
6 PM. To register online, visit our website
www.messiahparkridge.org and click on the “Register for
VBS” Quick Link on the home page. We will also take
reservations in the church office beginning May 1st, but
the online registration is preferred. Watch the YES! Sheets
and the newsletter for opportunities to help!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Calling all members of Messiah Lutheran Church
The Messiah Child Care Center’s Spring Family Fun Fair will
be held on Saturday, May 31, 2008. Let’s REACH OUT AND
WELCOME ALL GOD’S CHILDREN by volunteering for this fun
event. Many volunteers are needed to run the games and
activities the day of the fair. Most games are indoors.
This is a great opportunity to meet and mingle with our
Child Care Families!
To volunteer, contact Karen Black at 847-825-3767 or
messiahchildcare@sbcglobal.net.
Milestones
BIRTHDAYS
Arline B 5/1
Doris P, 5/1
Jonathan H, 5/3
Philip H, 5/4
Nancy S, 5/5
Irene T, 5/5
Emily H, 5/6
Paula D, 5/8
Nancy H, 5/8
Joshua C, 5/9
Craig B, 5/10
Trygve J, 5/10
Darrell E, 5/12
Tiffany E, 5/12
Elvera r, 5/15
Bud D, 5/15
Roger J, 5/15
Helen L, 5/17
Robert S, 5/19
Jacob S, 5/19
Joe L, 5/20
Bradley P, 5/20
James H, 5/22
Amber S, 5/22
Alyson A, 5/23
Clare D, 5/24
Ruth J, 5/24
Terry M, 5/24
Peter N, 5/25
Jake S, 5/26
Bradford K, 5/29
Jeffrey B, 5/30
Tyler C, 5/30
Michelle L, 5/31
ANNIVERSARIES
Don and Mary Jane K – 5/5/1956, 52 years
Floyd and Kristin r – 5/23/1998, 10 years
Messiah Leadership IN 2008
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President: Carol Hrodey (262) 652-3187
Vice President: Vikki Hanson (847) 823-2117
Secretary: Nancy Boomer (847) 678-3048
Treasurer: Brad Kovach (847) 297-4883
Financial Sec.: David Hanson (847) 296-6796
EXTENDED LEADERSHIP TEAM
Stewardship: Floyd Yager
Evangelism: David Swanson
CCC Director: Karen Black
CCC Board: Donna Berzins
Maintenance: Vic Berzins
Capital Campaign: Dave Kaufman
Property Committee: Various Members
WELCA: Eva Thoren
Brotherhood: Rich Seggeling
Christian Education: Kristin Yager
Confirmation/HS: Floyd Yager
Adult Forum: John Fox
Choir: Pat Daniels
Music: Tom Daniels, Sue Fox
Memorial Report as of April 28, 2008
All gifts to the Memorial Fund are automatically
acknowledged to the giver by a personal note, which
includes a confirmation of the amount. Unless otherwise
designated, all gifts go into the Property Reserve Fund.
Addresses and envelope numbers on memorial cards or checks
are much appreciated. The purpose of this report is to
confirm that gifts are received and properly allocated. If
you don’t see your gift listed here after 2 months, please
contact Karen Black.
IN MEMORY OF CHARITY GROVE
Given by: Dave and Connie Kaufman for Property Reserve Fund
Given by: Susan Rice for Sunday School Fund
Given by: Rosemary Golez for Music Fund
IN MEMORY OF CHARLES JOHNSON
Given by: Charlene Lobitz, Charles and Jackie Steigerwald,
Charlotte and Bill Baumgartner, David Hanson, Donald and
MaryJane Kovach, Doris Preinitz, Eva A. Thoren, Mildred
Anderson for Property Reserve Fund
Given by: Tom and Pat Daniels for Music Fund
IN MEMORY OF MARGARET MERRIMAN
Given by: Audrey Krell, Chuck and Jackie Steigerwald, Dave
and Donna Hanson, Doris Preinitz, Eva A. Thoren, Mildred
Anderson, Valeria Bowman for Property Reserve Fund
Given by: Harold and Olga Nelson, Larry and Monica Ryczek,
Michael and Sandra Deines, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abraham for
Music Fund
IN MEMORY OF ROSEMARY THUROW
Given by: Charlene Lobitz, Charlotte and Bill Baumgartner,
Doris Preinitz, Eva A. Thoren, Mildred Anderson for
Property Reserve Fund
Given by: Bob Bisgard for Capital Campaign Fund
IN MEMORY OF ROY SUES
Given by: Charlene Lobitz, Charlotte and Bill Baumgartner,
Doris Preinitz, Eva A. Thoren, Mildred Anderson, David
Lindberg, Val Bowman for Property Reserve Fund
Given by: Bob Bisgard for Capital Campaign Fund
IN MEMORY OF PAUL C. STOLZ
Given by: Carol White, Cathi Cruess, Christine Plaza,
Citrus World, Inc, D.J. Beasley, Dave and Donna Hanson,
David Taylor, David and Alice Corey, Donna Adler, Fredrick
R. Ball, Gary and Helen DeWitt, Helene Crouse, Irene Luck,
Jeane Geeve, John and Kathryn Crouse, John and Vera Dralle,
Karen R. Shannon, Kitty Washington, Rebecca Lyn
Christopher, Rev. Leroy Joesten, Ronnie and Carol White,
The Staff of St. Matthews, Vernon Sallack, Wanda Taylor,
Carol Hrodey, Charlene Lobitz, Charles and Jackie
Steigerwald, Charles and Nancy Boomer, Charles and Nancy
Boomer, Charlotte and Bill Baumgartner, Clare Doud, Dave,
Connie, Kevin and Kirsten Kaufman, Floyd, Kristin, Thomas
and Michael Yager, George and Audrey Krell, Laura and Neil
Hauser, Mary Hannon, Richard and Edith Reeve, Wendy Becker,
David Swanson for Pastor Paul Memorial Fund
Given by: Susan Bromstad, Eva Thoren, Doris Preinitz for
Stolz Family
Given by: Bob Bisgard, Mark & Anne Wiberg,
Bliss-Hagenlocker Family for Capital Campaign
Given by: Donald and MaryJane Kovach, Joyce Tjhio, Tom and
Pat Daniels, Valeria Bowman, Martin and Christine
Ruterschmidt for Property Reserve
Given by: Jean Reeve for Music Fund
Given by: Jane Myers, Millie Anderson for offsetting
Funeral Expenses
Prayer Requests
Please include the following individuals and families in
your prayers this month:
Chuck Boomer
Joe & Evelyn Burval
Ruth Corkill
Mr. Dennis
Ardene Ejnik
Pearl Fox
Grace Lutheran School
Chris Jacobsen
Kennet
Richard Levy
Char Lobitz
Nancy Maher
Aidan Ray
Mary Reter
Gloria Solum
Carol Smith
Linda (Rodin) Ufkes
We also want to remember in our prayers our military
personnel:
Jason Hood, Jason Koesler, Tim David, Lars Johnsen, Kevin
Ward, and Patrick and Claudine Ward.
Directory Changes
Please let the office know if you are moving! Thanks!
Carol Smith
1255 Wildwood Blvd SW
Issaquah, WA 98027
(beginning sometime this summer)
The
Messiah
Messenger
MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH
1605 Vernon Avenue
Park Ridge, Illinois 60068
Church Staff
Rev. Susan Sauerberg, Pastor
Jennifer Schneider, Office Administrator
Karen Black, Child Care Center Director
Vic Berzins, Director of Property Maintenance
John Handzel, Property Maintenance
Worknesh Deressa, Custodian
Tom Daniels, Director of Music
Sue Fox, Organist
Angela Berger, Bookkeeper
Messiah Lutheran Church 1605 Vernon Avenue Park Ridge, IL 60068
p 847.823.6984 f 847.823.6996
Office@messiahparkridge.org
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