Pacifica Synod News & Notes
September 24, 2022
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We share with you the following news, resources, information and event updates taking place within our synod and throughout the ELCA.
If you have items or information to share, please email Terri Robertson at terrirobertson@pacificasynod.org. If you know of others who aren't receiving our emails, please share this with them and encourage them to contact us using the above email or sign up here.
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Current Synod News & Resources |
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You're Invited - Pacifica Synod Bishop Installation |
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People's Anti-Racism Roundtable (Hybrid)
Sunday, September 25
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Theoasis Registration Closes October 3! |
"Grief: Reflecting on Loss, Love, and Leadership"
Monday, October 17 through Wednesday, October 19
Embassy Suites, La Quinta
A joint church leaders’ event (a theological oasis):
Rostered leaders, professional lay church staff, youth leaders, church administrators, office managers, outdoor ministry leaders, worship leaders… ALL are welcome!
Please visit our Theoasis 2022 webpage for more information about the event (event schedule, speakers, event costs, hotel reservation link, scholarships, COVID protocols, golf tournament) as well as the link to register for the event.
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Pacifica Synod
Boundary Workshop for Rostered Leaders
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Wednesday, October 19, 2022
1:00pm - 6:30pm
St. John's Lutheran Church, Palm Desert
One of the ways that we support one another is to encourage and promote responsible boundaries for ourselves and our colleagues.
Why Should I attend a Boundary Workshop?
Synod policy requires rostered ministers to participate in a Basic Boundary Workshop every three years that emphasizes the church's expectations for their professional ethics, finances, social media use and prevention of sexual misconduct. The synod considers racial justice a necessary part of healthy boundaries. You must be present for the entire boundaries workshop to receive your certificate of completion.
Registration for this event is required in advance using the button below and will close on October 10th or when we reach a threshold of 30 participants. The cost for the workshop is $20.00 which includes lunch. If you have questions, including as to when you last participated in a boundary workshop, please contact Rev. Terry Tuvey Allen at terrytuveyallen@pacificasynod.org or Carol Youngman at carolyoungman@pacificasynod.org.
As we will be working in small groups please be aware of caring for your own health if you are in high risk category and bring a mask. For public synod events, attendees are required to provide either proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or proof of a negative test within 72 hours of their arrival at the event. This policy is subject to updated public health guidance.
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Coaching for All Seasons
Monthly Gathering for Rostered & Lay Leaders
Thursday, October 6
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“Improv Allows Us to Fail Forward”
with Pastor Mike Weaver
Thursday, October 6
11:00 a.m. to noon PDT/8:00 to 9:00 a.m. HST
Pre-registration is required to receive the Zoom link to attend.
Click HERE to register now!
Do you feel stuck?
Mike Weaver knows the internal and external struggles of ministry—and he uses a surprising and effective approach for getting unstuck: improv. “Improv allows us to fail forward.”
Christian leaders face a myriad of challenges today. Fear, disappointment, and confusing times can shake your confidence and may prevent you from moving forward—or in any direction at all.
How will you respond? What will your next step be? In this presentation, you'll discover the different ways improv can work for you as a ministry leader and help you gain momentum.
With more than two decades of church leadership experience, Mike Weaver, a Lutheran pastor and leadership coach, has been called an “improv artist in the pulpit.” He is the author of Your Improvised Life and has published articles in The Lutheran magazine and The Little Lutheran. Mike leads preaching workshops for pastors, and has facilitated workshops in applied improvisation around the world.
Brought to you by your Pacifica Synod Coaching Team to support Synod leaders during challenging times. Each monthly offering brings a presentation on a current topic and an opportunity to discuss it in a small group facilitated by an ELCA coach.
Evangelism doesn’t have to mean handing out pamphlets or cornering strangers at the mall. Pastor Jennifer Garcia, Associate Pastor of First Lutheran in Fullerton and a member of the Pacifica Synod Evangelism Team, has created a Bible study curriculum for Pacifica Synod congregations to use in their setting about sharing our faith stories in a more relational way.
Join Coaching For All Seasons on Thursday, October 6 at 11 AM PDT/8 AM HST!
Pacifica Synod has invested in training coaches to work with rostered and lay leaders one-on-one or in groups. A coach's role is to support leaders in naming challenging issues and identifying constructive responses to them.
For more information:
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Matthew 25 Fund Grant
Application Period Closes October 15
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The application period for the Pacifica Synod Matthew 25 Fund is now open! The purpose of this fund is to honor Christ as he spoke in Matthew 25:35-40. Jerry and Lynda Engelhardt established this fund through a strong desire to help people as in the verse.
The primary criteria for making awards shall be Matthew 25:35-40. A secondary criterion shall be to evaluate if the proposed project will help establish or maintain congregational outreach and unity as in the spirit of the verse.
Preference will be given to congregations in the Pacifica Synod of ELCA. Consideration may be given to other Christian organizations with proven responsible management.
Grant applications maybe downloaded here or obtained by contacting Terri Robertson in the at 714.692.2791, Ext. 732 or by email at terrirobertson@pacificasynod.org. Be sure to click "enable editing" to complete the fillable form.
The deadline for applications is October 15, 2022.
Grants awards will be distributed by December 31, 2022.
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Mark these dates on your calendar now and watch for more info to come!
Pacifica Synod Assembly 2023
May 5-6, 2023
Hope Lutheran Church, Palm Desert
Pacifica Synod Youth Worker's Brunch with the Bishop
Saturday, October 22
9 to 11 a.m.
Pacifica Synod Office of the Bishop, Santa Ana
Growing Young Year 2 Online Gatherings
Thursday, October 6 at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, October 11 at 11:00 a.m.
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Memorial Service for the Rev. George Falk |
A memorial service celebrating the life & ministry of the Rev. George Falk
will be held on Saturday, October 1, 2022 at 11:00 AM PDT
at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church
10842 Fury Lane, La Mesa
All are invited to a luncheon following the service.
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Hymn Society Presents High Award
to Deacon Randall Sensmeier
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Randall Sensmeier, organist/congregational musician at San Marcos Lutheran since 2017, received the highest honor granted by the Hymn Society in the United States and Canada at their July 2022, annual conference in Washington, D.C.
For 30 years Randy served as Editor for GIA, one of the leading publishers of congregational song. This role put him in position to discover new composers and authors, to encourage and advise them, and to champion their work. In awarding him the title Fellow, the Society recognized the valuable and unique contribution he has made to ecumenical hymnody.
Randy was introduced by hymn writer, Adam Tice, who noted that Randy is widely published as a composer in his own right "with tunes ranging from rugged angularity to awe-struck beauty."
In August of 2021, San Marcos Lutheran celebrated with Randy his 50 years as a Deacon in the Lutheran Church.
To read the San Diego Union Tribune's August 25 article on Deacon Randall, click here.
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Your Assistance & Prayers are Requested
for Our Redeemer, Garden Grove's SHIP House
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On Saturday, August 27, just before 1 p.m., the SHIP House, which is owned by Our Redeemer Church in Garden Grove and run by the SHIP organization, caught fire. Thanks to caring neighbors, the Fire Department and Police responded quickly. Although the fire was swiftly put out, the damage basically destroyed the home.
After the fire, the SHIP House is uninhabitable, and guests and the house manager lost their clothing and personal possessions. To continue serving them, many needs must be met. If you would like to help, here are suggestions:
Transitional Housing: Guests need short or long-term housing. The group of seven individuals must stay in one location; meals are also needed.
Donations: If you would like to help with monetary gifts, please make tax deductible checks payable to “S.H.I.P.” Our Redeemer is collecting donations and will ensure all funds are delivered to the ministry. Checks can be mailed or delivered to Our Redeemer at 12301 Magnolia Street, Garden Grove, CA 92841. (Office Hours: Monday to Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.)
Gift Cards: To replace clothing and other personal items, gift cards to stores such as Target and Walmart would be greatly appreciated. Also, guests would benefit from gift cards to fast-food restaurants to assist with lunches while at work. Again, gift cards can be mailed or delivered to Our Redeemer.
Prayer: Always appreciated.
Our Redeemer has witnessed the generosity and kindness of its congregants, their family and friends, and those in our local community. We know that faith will sustain us, and we will rise to meet the challenges before us.
Our Redeemer Church
12301 Magnolia Street
Garden Grove, CA 92841
714-539-9541
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From the Presiding Bishop
"We Are Woven Together"
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In her September column for Living Lutheran, ELCA Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton writes: “In Christ we are individually members one of another. Sometimes we might feel like we are stuck with each other. This is the great mystery and beauty of the wounded body of Christ—we are woven together.”
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Portico Benefits Services Updates |
Health Plan Updates - What's changing for 2023
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ELCA-Primary health contribution baseline rate will increase 3%1, the same rate increase as last year, which was the lowest in eight years. The 3% increase also applies to sponsored members receiving the ELCA Medicare-Primary health benefit Standard option.
- ELCA-Primary Gold+ option deductibles will increase to $1,500 for member only, $2,250 for member and child(ren) and $3,000 for member and spouse or member, spouse, and child(ren). Coinsurance, out-of-pocket limits, and prescription drug cost-share will not change.
Prepare for 2023 Annual Enrollment
As you prepare to make selections in October, keep these things in mind:
- The ELCA recommends two ELCA-Primary health benefit options: (1) Gold+, or (2) Silver+ with a monthly employer contribution to the member’s health savings account (HSA). Sponsoring employers (congregations and organizations) will selection the option they will offer their employees Oct. 3-14. Your registered EmployerLink user can access the 2023 Decision Guide and their Custom Comparison Report to help determine 2023 costs and options. Note: any organization that does not make a selection will be assigned Silver+ (A) to offer their plan members the ability to choose the coverage that works best for them.
- Sponsored members, watch for an email from Portico with specific information about 2023 Annual Enrollment, including when your selection period will be open. Most – but not all – plan members will make their selection between Oct. 20-27.
Invest in Your Emotional Health
Boost your emotional health this fall by joining live webinar led by Learn to Live’s clinical team. September’s sessions – which run 15- or 30-minutes – focus on Time Management; Staying Refreshed and Preventing Burnout; and Avoiding Negative Thinking Traps. Learn more about the webinars, and use the code PORTICO to register.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Andrea Arey, Regional Representative from Portico. She can be reached at AArey@porticobenefits.org or 949-338-9573.
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ELCA Foundation Webinar
Planning Your Legacy
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The ELCA Foundation is offering a webinar for all to join free of charge on Wednesday, October 19, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. Pacific/11:00 a.m. Hawaii.
Planning Your Legacy
Summary: The current economic landscape may influence your estate planning and charitable giving. This session will highlight a few key details of the current economic climate, give an overview of what you need for a solid estate plan, learn how you can leave a legacy to support your ELCA-related ministries and save on taxes.
Learning Objectives
- Learn about the current economic climate
- Discover what you need for a solid estate plan
- Explore the most popular ways you can leave a legacy to support your ELCA-related ministries
- Learn how to save on taxes and be charitable
Recommended audience: This presentation will be suitable for all ages and levels of understanding.
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Lutheran Disaster Response Updates |
Over the weekend, several disasters made the news. Here are some of the biggest ones:
- In Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, Hurricane Fiona brought torrential rainfall and devastating flooding to the islands. Almost exactly five years after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico is again experiencing an island-wide blackout and damaged buildings and infrastructure. Lutheran Disaster Response is working with the Caribbean Synod to develop an immediate response in impacted communities.
- In Alaska, the remnants of Typhoon Merbok have caused widespread flooding along the state’s western coast. This was one of the worst storms in recent decades in Alaska, with strong waves and heavy rainfall damaging homes, seawalls, roads and other infrastructure. Officials are planning a quick relief period before the water freezes. Lutheran Disaster Response is working with the Alaska Synod to address the needs of those impacted by the storm.
- In Japan, Typhoon Nanmadol hit Kyushu, the country’s southernmost main island. At least two people were killed and dozens more injured in the storm, which moved northward over Honshu. Wind gusts of over 145 mph and heavy rainfall caused at least one landslide and damaged homes and businesses. We have been in touch with the ELCA’s global personnel in Japan.
- In Papua New Guinea, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit on Sep. 11, with ensuing aftershocks. At least three people died, and many buildings and roads were impacted. There is a strong Lutheran presence in the impacted area, including a Lutheran nursing school connected to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea (ELCPNG) that was damaged in the earthquake. We have been in contact with the ELCPNG to discuss a possible response.
- In Pakistan, the summer monsoon flooding is causing a widespread humanitarian crisis. The flooding has killed 1,500 people and up to 7 million people may be displaced. Lutheran Disaster Response is contributing to an ACT Alliance appeal that addresses the needs of flooded communities. Through the appeal, local partners will provide food, temporary shelter and bedding, rebuilding materials and psychosocial support.
These are just the disasters that made the biggest headlines. There are countless smaller disasters that don’t make the news. With your gifts to the Lutheran Disaster Response general fund, we can respond to as many as possible – whenever and wherever they strike.
Again and again, you show up for our neighbors impacted by disasters in the United States and around the world. Thank you. Please join me in prayer and partnership to support all those impacted.
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California Lutheran University's
Fifty and Better
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Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary
Fall Events
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10/12/22 (Wednesday), 6:00-7:30pm (PDT)
Virtual Information Session, Zoom
An online information session for anyone interested in learning more about what it’s like to study at PLTS. The agenda will include presentations from various seminary leaders and current students on topics like: PLTS degree and certificate programs, contextual education, the student experience, financial aid, the Center for Climate Justice and Faith, and more. It is intended that participants will attend both this and the following week’s Discernment Workshop, but they may choose to attend one or the other as they see fit. More information to come about registration.
10/19/22 (Wednesday), 6:00-7:00pm (PDT)
Virtual Discernment Workshop, Zoom
An online opportunity for guided discernment and vocational reflection. The hour will involve some group discussion as well as prompts for individual reflection around questions of call. Additional information is forthcoming.
11/5-11/7/22, 10:30am Saturday - 12:30 pm Monday (PDT)
Signs Along the Way, In-person
This is our largest in-person visit opportunity for prospective students offered each fall and spring. Visitors have the opportunity to get to know PLTS and other folks in discernment through presentations from seminary leaders, a panel discussion and dinner with current students, opportunities to visit a local congregation and explore San Francisco, as well as a class visit and time with PLTS faculty. PLTS covers lodging and most meals for the weekend and can offer travel scholarships for those who need it. Registration will be available in the coming weeks.
11/15/22 (Tuesday), 9:00-11:00 am (PST)
Synods and Seminaries Summit, Zoom
An online information session for synod candidacy staff, candidacy committee members, and Candidacy and Leadership Managers, jointly hosted by all seven seminaries of the ELCA. This is intended to be an opportunity for folks directly involved in the candidacy process to learn updates about each seminary and ask any questions they may have. Knowing that the candidacy process plays a vital role in student discernment, we want to make sure folks involved in candidacy are equipped with up-to-date information about what each seminary has to offer. Look out for more information about registering for this event.
12/2/22 (Friday), 11:00am - noon (PST)
PLTS Ambassadors Information Session, Zoom
An online information session for anyone who works with folks in discernment who would like to learn more specific information about exciting new happenings at PLTS. Many students first begin their discernment in conversation with pastors and deacons, campus ministers, camp directors, synod leaders, and others outside the seminary context. We’ve found that helping equip ministry leaders with up-to-date information about what’s available at the seminary can help guide those conversations and open up exciting possibilities for students. The event will include presentations from PLTS leaders and faculty as well as an opportunity for questions and discussion. Please mark your calendar and be on the lookout for additional information.
Individual Conversations and Visits
In addition to these scheduled events, we are always open to have one-on-one conversations and/or visits with anyone who would like to learn more about PLTS. Folks can schedule a Zoom conversation with me anytime or visit our website to schedule a full-day visit either on Zoom or in-person visit.
Blessings,
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Lutheran Social Services
2022 The Color of Hope Gala
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Spiritual Direction Certification Program
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
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Interested in the practice of holy listening? Want to learn how to support others as they discern their life’s pilgrimage with God? Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary of Lenoir-Rhyne University offers a Spiritual Direction Certification Program; the next cohort starts in January 2023. The program includes four Wednesday-Saturday residential intensives in January and June on the seminary’s Columbia, SC campus over an 18-month period. In between intensives participants engage in self-paced reading, written reflections, conversations with mentors, and in spiritual direction.
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River of Hope Palm Springs
Musical Event
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Queer Resilience
October 14, 2022
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Queerfully and Wonderfully Made presents Queer Resilience, a queer variety show with depth and meaning. How do we keep rising up when the world is committed to keeping us down? Explore Queer Resilience through poetry, storytelling, music, and a talk from a Queer LMFT.
To learn more about Queerfully and Wonderfully Made, click here.
To sign up to attend, follow these links:
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Interfaith Walk for Peace
October 23, 2022
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For a PDF flyer to share in your congregation, click here.
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Building an Anti-Racism Team Webinar Series |
Hosted by: The ELCA European Descent Lutheran Association for Racial Justice (EDLARJ)
Audience/For whom: Anybody in the ELCA, specifically interested in connecting with other folks building or working at a synod, campus or congregational anti-racist team.
This is a follow up series to the ELCA European Descent Lutheran Association for Racial Justice (EDLARJ) webinar around How to Build a Congregation, Synod and/or Campus Anti-Racism team. As with any team, having shared goals is really important for doing effective work. The team should decide what their function will be by identifying their goals. Each racial justice team is unique to a specific congregation and community context. The goals of the team should be defined keeping that in mind. The main areas that a team focuses on falls into three areas: internal team goals, congregational goals, and community goals.
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ELCA & Other Partners
News & Ministry Links
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ELCA World Hunger "Go & Do News" - Aug 2022
ELCA Lutheran Men in Mission Ambassador-Gram - July 2022
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Care Connections Network - Aging. Better. |
Care Connections Network is changing the face of aging in Orange County. We are dedicated to helping older adults, 50 and over, age in their own homes and communities. We connect our members to the community programming and expertise they need to continue living lives of purpose and promise. We strive to empower older adults by offering educational opportunities to help them age with confidence, social and cultural events to keep them connected with the community, referrals to vetted service providers and a volunteer program providing additional support and assistance.
To find out more about upcoming events and other services, click here for the Care Connections Network September newsletter.
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Organist/Pianist (Part-Time)
Our Saviour's, Orange
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Our Saviour's Lutheran Church in Orange would like to fill the position of a part time Organist/Pianist. The salary is $14K per year and has a very minimal time requirement (Sundays/Wednesdays). Applicants must be adept at the piano and organ, a proficient sight reader, capable of improvisation, and skilled at accompanying. Proficiency in performing of a wide range of music including classical, gospel, contemporary styles, and secular music is necessary. An extensive knowledge of organ and piano repertoire is required. A working knowledge of Lutheran liturgy and worship and a theological understanding of church music is strongly recommended. The ability to communicate well and in a friendly manner with fellow staff members and the congregation is a must.
Please send resumes to the Director of Music and Pastor or you may contact us for more information regarding the position.
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Office Administrator (Part-Time)
Ascension Lutheran, San Diego
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Ascension Lutheran Church in San Diego is seeking a part-time Office Administrator. The Office Administrator is responsible for a wide variety of managerial, technical, and clerical responsibilities supporting the ministries and mission of the church.
The position is part-time (20 hours per week). Wage is based on experience. A detailed job description may be found HERE.
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Webinars and Other Events |
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2022 Addiction & Faith Conference
October 2022
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The Oct. 6-8th Addiction & Faith Conference is hosted by the Center of Addiction & Faith. It will be at the Airport Hilton in Bloomington, MN. It is a hybrid conference; folks can register to attend the conference in person or register to attend main events of the conference virtually.
This year there will also be a pre-conference event associated with the conference. It is Oct. 4-6th for recovering clergy and for seminarians; it is hosted by the Fellowship of Recovering Lutheran Clergy (FRLC). It will be at the Airport Hilton and the nearby Minnesota Valley Wildlife Refuge.
The A&F Conference is for everyone including clergy & lay, healthcare professionals, people in recovery, those who love people in recovery, those affected by persons with addiction, youth leaders, addiction specialists. It’s for everyone. Registration may be found on the conference website www.addictionandfaithconference.com. Early Bird rates are good through August 31st.
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Pre-Conference Retreat for Clergy
October 4-6, 2022
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Addiction & Faith Conference
October 6-8, 2022
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Lombard Mennonite Peace Center
Mediation Skills Training Institute
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You are invited to attend Mediation Skills Training Institute for Church Leaders, a 5-day event that helps participants deal more effectively with interpersonal, congregational, and other forms of group conflict. The next in-person session is on November 14-18, 2022 at the beautiful Franciscan Renewal Center in Scottsdale, AZ. The next online session will be March 13-17, 2023. Registration is now underway at https://lmpeacecenter.org/all-events/.
We would also like to introduce our new one-day event called Restorative Conversations. Devon Miller, LMPC Associate Director and the author and facilitator of this course, describes it this way: Restorative conversations are useful when working through difficult or polarizing topics, processing shared painful experiences, building community, and dealing with certain levels of conflict in the church setting. The workshop will benefit all levels of leadership including pastors, lay leaders, youth leaders, and Sunday school teachers. Three sessions of this workshop have been scheduled for next year: Feb. 23, May 23, and Nov. 2, 2023.
Please contact the Lombard Mennonite Peace Center (630-627-0507 or Admin@LMPeaceCenter.org) with questions about this or any of our outstanding workshops. Thank you for your commitment to peace and wholeness within the body of Christ!
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Stephen Ministry Bridge Leader's Training Course
Synod Scholarships Available
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Stephen Ministries St. Louis is now training caring ministry leaders through a live, interactive online training experience called the Bridge Leader’s Training Course (BLTC). This event fully trains Stephen Leaders—the pastors, church staff, and lay leaders who begin and lead Stephen Ministry in their congregation.
The BLTC draws on newly redesigned and updated Stephen Ministry resources to equip participants with the skills and know-how to lead all aspects of their congregation’s Stephen Ministry. This includes training a team of congregation members as lay caregivers (called Stephen Ministers), matching them with hurting people in the congregation and community, and offering ongoing guidance and support to Stephen Ministers as they provide one-to-one, Christ-centered care to people experiencing a wide range of life difficulties.
Did you know that the Pacifica Synod offers scholarships for lay persons attending Stephen Ministries training? These are available through the Cathryn Wright Fund. More information about the scholarship and the application to apply may be found on our synod website here.
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We Remember in Our Prayers |
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We ask that you hold the following people and situations in your thoughts and prayers:
- For Pastor Tony Scheer and his family on the death of his wife, Carol.
- For the family and friends of the Rev. George Falk.
- For Larry Dodson (Pacifica Synod Council member).
- For the people of Ukraine, Russia and neighboring countries affected by this violent conflict.
- For the Afghan people, our allies, and vulnerable populations in the midst of this humanitarian disaster.
- For the people of Haiti in the face of earthquakes, tropical storms and political unrest.
- Those affected by wildfires, floods, tropical storms and other natural disasters, as well as emergency personnel responding to these situations.
- For those in countries facing political and civil unrest - Ukraine, Afghanistan, Cuba, Haiti, Myanmar and others.
- For peace in Palestine and Israel and for those who have lost loved ones and their homes due to violence and unrest.
- Our nation and its leaders.
- Those affected with the COVID-19 virus and those who have lost loved ones.
- Our healthcare providers, first responders and all who continue to care for those battling COVID-19.
In our synod e-newsletter, prayer requests may be shared for our synod's rostered ministers, spouses, key lay leaders and congregations.
Prayer requests included are subject to the following guidelines:
- Only the names of those to be prayed for will be included in our communications. Additional information (with permission) may be shared with the bishop or synod staff, but will not be publicized.
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Those being prayed for must have provided the requester with explicit permission for their names to be shared with the synod.
- Names will remain in the synod communications for one month, unless we are notified by the Conference Prayer Coordinator to extend the request.
- Prayers MUST be added through your Conference Prayer Coordinator, who will submit the prayers to the synod office for distribution.
The following people are serving as your Conference Prayer Coordinators:
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Pacifica Synod - ELCA
Lutheran Center for Mission & Learning
1801 Park Court Place, Bldg. C, Santa Ana, CA 92701
714.692.2791
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