VOLUME 15 ■ ISSUE 10 ■ OCTOBER 2015
Writing Our Story
If we were to write the story, these would be the working titles for the chapters of our Redeemer history: Beginning: Founding with Compassion and Inclusivity at the Core Phil Hanson’s imprint as our founding pastor runs through and through us. Partnerships with AA and Lyngblomsten from our founding demonstrate a deep desire to minister to those in need. Spiritual Growth: Growing Deeper and Wider in Faith and Families Growth groups formed faith; and mission work came to the forefront. Maturing: Focus on Families Partnerships with Young Life and Lake Area Discovery Preschool brought new vitality. Modernization: Change, Controversy, Challenges and a New Building Leaning into our vision of inclusivity, contemporary worship, and a more functional worship and gathering space brought change and some conflict. “Writing Our Story” - Continued on page 7…
A COUPLE’S GETAWAY to renew and refresh marriage for the Second Half
October 16-18, 2015 A time to step away from honey-do lists and busy schedules to focus on each other and dream about the next stage of your life together. Fabulous food, luxury accommodations and a beautiful north woods setting set the stage for this time of couples' renewal. Enjoy a balance of facilitated group sessions, community meals, couples time and outdoor fun. Come away with a sense of renewed appreciation for your marriage and excitement about your future together. The retreat will be led by Pastor Pam and Ken Stofferahn who have been married for 32 years and are eagerly anticipating their second half together. Your getaway includes all meals from Friday dinner to Sunday brunch. Check in is at 4 PM Friday. Cost: $450/couple. Early bird discount of $100 (funded by the Lilly Foundation) for the first 20 couples to register. Where: Heartwood Lodge, Trego, WI 54888; www.heartwoodconferencecenter.com Signup: Brochures with registration forms are at the Welcome Center. Questions: Please contact Michele Brouse at
[email protected].
Last chance to register!
Our strategic planning work got off to a wonderful start on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, September 13, as about 60 congregation members gathered to write Redeemer’s story, from our founding in 1958 until today. We worked in groups to identify key community happenings, mission partnerships, and congregational events throughout the life of our faith community; and then we identified critical turning points, highlights, challenges and celebrations throughout the years. Our work helped us to capture the “chapters” of our story in just a few hours together.
HOLIDAY FAIR Saturday, November 7, Location: Redeemer Scandinavian Coffee Shop - 9 AM - NOON Craft and Bake Sale - 10 AM - 1 PM WAPO Youth Chili Lunch - 11 AM - 1 PM Silent Auction - 9 AM Sat. - 10 AM Sun.
Save the date to get a jump start on your holiday shopping and join us for one of our longest running and largest fundraisers at Redeemer! We can't do this without you! As always, we are looking for crafters, bakers, pie makers, silent auction donations, set up help, sale help, clean up help and of course, shoppers. At this time, we have a need for glass or metal pie tins and canning jars. Youth are encouraged to volunteer to help earn money for future youth events. If you have any questions, please contact Heather Lundgren at (651)3088184. …..……………………………………………………………
Save the date for the Community Thanksgiving service on November 25 at 7 PM at Redeemer! …..……………………………………………………………
HELP WANTED: Redeemer is looking for an Events Helper and a Nursery Attendant. See job descriptions and find out how to apply on Redeemer’s website: rlcwbl.org, under Our Church/Employment.
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Time to make lefse for Holiday Fair! We will meet all four Mondays in October, 9 AM NOON. Please call Cheryl Larson at (651)7739559 or email
[email protected] if you can help or have any questions. ………………………………………………………………
Stepping Up to End Hunger Saturday, October 10, Registration: 8:30 AM Program: 9 AM - 12:30 PM Location: Incarnation Lutheran Church 4880 Hodgson Road, Shoreview During the St. Paul Area Synod visioning process, conversations that happened this summer, participants voiced a sense that God is calling us to do more work to fight hunger in our communities. One of the ways to respond to this calling is to be a part of "Stepping Up to End Hunger,” an event to learn about, share ideas, and consider possibilities for hunger ministry in our backyard and beyond. Presenters: Bishop Patriicia Lull, Mikka McCracker of ELCA World Hunger, Tammy Walhof of Lutheran Advocacy-MN, and others. Please register by calling the Saint Paul Area Synod office at (651)2244313 by October 8.
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“Blessed Are They” – A Concert for All Saints by the National Lutheran Choir Tickets are now on sale for the National Lutheran Choir’s annual All Saints Concert: “Blessed Are They,” featuring music by John Tavener and John Michael Bach, as well as more recent compositions by Larry Fleming, William Beckstrand, Robert Buckley Farlee and Alexander Dmitriyevich Katalsky. This annual program has become a source of healing, comfort and hope for those who have experienced loss of a loved one. Prior to the concert, guests are encouraged to add the name of a friend or family member to a Book of Names (also available online at www.nlca.com). Candles will be lit in remembrance, and the Book of Names will be read aloud throughout the concert. Sunday, November 1, 2015 – 4 PM St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church (900 Stillwater Road, Mahtomedi, MN 55115) Friday, November 6, 2015 – 7:30 PM St. Bartholomew Catholic Faith Community (630 E. Wayzata Blvd., Wayzata, MN 55391) Cost: $25 Adult | $23 Senior (62 and over) | $10 Students | 17 & under – FREE | Groups of 10 or more receive additional discounts. For tickets, call Brown Paper Tickets (800) 838-3006 or order online at www.nlca.com. Tickets will also be available at the door on the day of the concert. The National Lutheran Choir, under the direction of Dr. David Cherwien, seeks to strengthen, renew and preserve the heritage of sacred choral music through the highest standards of performance and literature. To learn more about the choir, visit www.nlca.com and search Facebook and Twitter @NLChoir. …..…………………………………………………………… HYMN SING led by the National Lutheran Choir, Dinner, and Fund-the-Need Auction for Lutheran Social Service’s 150th anniversary on Saturday, September 26. Hymn Sing-3:00 PM, Reception-5:30 PM, Dinner6:30 PM. To register for the event go to www.lssmn.org/ celebration or talk to Esther Hansen. Crossroads of Redeemer
All Singers! Come and sing a super easy choral arrangement of "Go Down Moses" during worship on Sunday, October 4! Come at 8 AM to practice and then sing that morning for 8:30 worship. ……………………………………..…………………………
Memorial Courtyard and Columbarium Update Thanks to generous contributions, purchases of niches and purchases of memorial plaques the next phase of courtyard construction, the Memorial Wall, is funded. Construction will occur in the spring of 2016. If you are considering purchasing a niche or memorial plaque, have any questions or would like to make a tax deductible contribution to the Memorial Courtyard fund, please contact one of the Memorial Courtyard Board Members: Doug Blanchard, Greg Lundberg or Donna Miller. Memorial Courtyard brochures are available in the hallway next to the church member mailboxes or on the display located in the Atrium on Sunday mornings. …..…………………………………………………………… RNO (Redeemer Night Out) menu for this month: Sept. 30 - Taco Bar No RNO Oct. 7 - Chili/Bread on October 14 Oct. 21 - Hot Turkey due to MEA! Oct. 28 - Sloppy Joes/Corn For more info about RNO, including programming for all ages and the menu for the entire year, please visit Redeemer’s website: www.rlcwbl.org. Click “CONNECT”, then “RNO”. …..……………………………………………………………
Save the Date for "Redeemer Night REALLY Out" on October 28, 2015! Redeemer Night REALLY Out is a night of inter-generational service activities within our community which could include projects such as: Sandwich Man, Singing with the Saints, Habitat For Humanity Adirondack chairs, and Pumpkin Carving at Solid Ground. The exact service projects are still being finalized. Look for sign-up sheets in the Atrium in early October.
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SPIRITUAL GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES
in October
RNO classes for October include “Your Church in the Community” led by Pastor Paul Erickson of Agora Ministries. Pastor Erickson is a former Assistant to the Bishop of the St. Paul Area Synod. He will challenge us to consider how we as a congregation reach out to our increasingly diverse community. That class will be on October 7. On October 21, Redeemer’s own Carol Krieger and Carol Toensing will present “Martin Luther Slept Here,” in which they will take us through pictures of their recent trip to Germany to see some of the places that lived, taught, hid out, and preached. October 14 is fall break, and October 28 is Redeemer Night Really Out, during which there is no adult class. The Sunday morning Bible study continues in October with topics “The Empowering Spirit,” “The Spirit on the Margins,’ “The Conversion of Peter,” and “World Upside down.” The Bible study meets Sundays between services in the Library. All are welcome. Coming in November: Luther Seminary Professor Karoline Lewis on the Gospel of John. Your Church in the Community Wednesday, October 7 6-7 PM | Location: Library
Presenter: Pastor Paul Erickson of Agora Ministries Martin Luther Slept Here Wednesday, October 21 6-7 PM | Location: Library
Surviving the Holidays Sunday, November 15, 3-4:30 PM, in the Library A warm, encouraging, and helpful event that provides individuals support to cope and deal with the holidays after the loss of a loved one. Features video instruction and facilitated group discussion. Participants receive a personal Holiday Survival Guide to take home. Refreshments will be served. ……………………………………………………………….
CROP CAMP Saturday, November 14, 9 AM – 9 PM Location: Redeemer Reserve a spot for $40 by November 10. $45 at the door while space is available. Spend 12 hours crafting while raising money to send kids to camp. All proceeds will benefit the Redeemer Wapo camp fund. Dinner, valet service for supplies, snacks, lunch, door prizes, make & take. Registration forms available at the Welcome Desk. First 15 registrations get an extra door prize slip for the main drawing.
Presenters: Carol Krieger and Carol Toensing
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Women’s Bible Study
Redeemer Book Club News
Wednesdays from 6-7 PM in rooms 127-128 The Beth Moore group becomes the Breathe More group this fall only!
Tuesday, October 13, 7 PM in the Library We would love to have you join us to discuss the book, A Well Tempered Heart. We will be spellbound reading this novel set in the life of Burma.
We are in bondage to busyness. We constantly strive to complete the limitless to-do lists that hinder us from experiencing all that God has for us. We miss the moments because we rush ahead to the next thing. It is time for us to breathe and build margin into our lives for God. Sabbath was intended as a gift, and it is still a gift to us today. If you are weary, worn out, and exhausted the concept of Sabbath will change your life. New Bible study Breathe by Priscilla Shirer begins September 23 and runs through November, Wednesdays from 6-7 PM in rooms 127-128. Contact Carrie Buck at (651)295-7322 or at
[email protected] with questions or to order the study guide. ……………………………………………………………..
Men's Study Group grab some coffee and a donut and join us in the conference room between services starting September 20. This is an informal group meeting to discuss the issues that face us every day and how our faith can help us. If you have questions or suggestions, please contact Chuck Semrow (612)282-7785 or Kevin Maijala (612)600-7270. ……………………………………………………………..
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Book A Well Tempered Heart by Jan Phillip Senker Leader: Barb Wojahn In the sequel to the international best-selling novel The Art of Hearing Heartbeats, it has almost been ten years since Julia Win came back from Burma, her father’s native country. Though she is a successful Manhattan lawyer, her private life is at a crossroads; her boyfriend has recently left her and she is, despite her wealth, unhappy with her professional life. Interwoven with Julia’s story is that of a Burmese woman named Nu Nu as her world is turned upside down when Burma goes to war and calls on her two young sons to be child soldiers. This spirited novel explores the most inspiring and passionate terrain: the human heart. Our November book will be Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown. Now is the time to pick up the 2015-16 Redeemer Book Club book mark in our Library. Find out the great books that we will be reading and discussing this year. A short description of the book will be in the Crossroads each month. ……………………………………………………………….
Women of the ELCA East Central Cluster Fall Meeting Thursday, October 29, 6:30 PM - Registration ($5), 7:00 PM - Program Location: St. Paul Lutheran, 609 S. 5th Street, Stillwater “Doing God’s Work: One Story at a Time”, presented by Gloria Van Demmeltraadt, who turns visits with hospice patients into printed books incorporating family photos. Monetary offering to Lakeview Hospice Program and our SWO projects. Material offering to “Young Life’s YOUNG LIVES (Teen Mom) Program. Shopping list: crayons, markers, coloring books
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New Yogadevotion Soma Yoga Session Beginning
Primetime Event “Glensheen” a musical at the History Theater
Thursday, October 15, 9 AM bus leaves at 9:15
What: 1977. An heiress, kind and generous, found dead in her bed. Her night nurse, laying lifeless on the staircase. A robbery? A clumsy break-in? A conspiracy? A scandal! The Congdon family tragedy splashed across the headlines of every newspaper in Minnesota. But what really happened on that fateful night at the Glensheen Mansion? Whodunit? Witness this dark musical that tackles the tale with wicked dialogue and evocative music. Where: Pickup at Mad Jack Sports Café, Vadnais Heights Cost: $35 for bus & play; lunch at Mad Jack’s –on your own; checks to Redeemer Primetime PLEASE NOTE: the sign-up date for the October Primetime event was September 27! Please call Barb Wojahn (651)429-2557 to inquire about additional tickets.
Thursdays, beginning October 29, at 2 PM Location: Fellowship Hall
A new Yogadevotion soma yoga session will start on Oct. 29 - Dec. 17 ( skip Nov 26 ). Soma yoga focuses on gentle, mindful movement and on increasing functional movement in spine, shoulders and hips. Soma yoga can be practiced by everyone-- including those with chronic health issues. Cost for this session will be $50. Classes are taught by Jane Schroeher. Please sign up for Oct. session by bringing or sending a check to the church office by Oct. 22. You can make a check payable to Redeemer Lutheran with “soma yoga” written on memo line. Please contact Jane with any questions:
[email protected] or (651)7709543. ………………………………………………………………
Baptized last month: Sharon, Nicholas, Parker, & Isabelle Blossom - Sept. 27 “In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:16
November Primetime Event Fraud and Scam Prevention John J. Choi, Ramsey Cty. Attorney When: Thursday, November 19 9:30 AM – coffee plus; 10:00 AM - program Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church Atrium
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Above: Blossom family and sponsors.
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“Writing Our Story” - Continued from page 1… New Start: Growing, Celebrating . . . and Graying Kingdom Assignments, Ignite Life, and the call of a new pastor brought lots of celebrations, as recognition of our strength as a community for seniors started to shape a new direction with the birth of Second Half Ministry. Recharging: Rebirth of Outreach, Worshipping Well, Becoming a Model Church (and wondering where have all the families gone) Mission partnerships (many formed from the kingdom assignments and many forged in our founding years) became a defining hallmark for Redeemer . . . and our worship life was greatly enhanced by the call of a new director of worship and music. It was really exciting to see our story unfold. And it’s going to be even more exciting as we continue to sketch the storyline for our next chapter later this fall. In addition to drafting the chapters of our history, we also spent time reflecting more deeply on the past (our accomplishments and setbacks), the present (our strengths and our challenges), and the future (our risks/ vulnerabilities and our opportunities). It was a full day . . . and you can read the detailed summary reports on the Recharge Redeemer bulletin board in the atrium.
your reactions to our Redeemer story chapters, so please stop by and let me know what you think. Wishing you the colorful blessings of autumn, Pastor Pam
Church Staff Senior Pastor………………….……….. Pam Stofferahn Interim Pastoral Associate - CYF….… Carol Seilhymer Worship & Music Ministry Director.….. Tim Gabriel Office Administrators………….………. Karna Metzger, Dona Will Children’s Music Directors
Deb Gardner Mary Gregory
Kitchen Coordinator……….…………... Kim Lacek Wedding Coordinator………....………. Pam Huntley Custodian……………….……………… Tom Larsen Congregational Care Coordinator…...
Ann Marie Gere
Next steps in our strategic planning will include a neighborhood walk to engage our neighbors in conversation and a special evening with neighbors, local mission partners and community leaders to learn more about the needs and trends in our neighborhood . . . and to explore possibilities for expanding our partnerships in ways that would benefit the local community. As we move forward as a team, I hope you will continue to keep Redeemer in your prayers. We are asking for keen discernment to know God’s will for us as we move into the future. I also invite you to take a little time to reflect on your own journey of faith to see if you can discern the chapters of your own story. It will be an eyeopening exercise if you do! And, finally, I’d love to hear Crossroads of Redeemer
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MEET CAROL!
CONFIRMATION SUNDAY
The peace of Christ and greetings! I am Carol Seilhymeryour new interim pastoral associate - CYF, and am excited to be with you and look forward to the coming months as we journey together in Christ’s light. Not too long ago someone reminded me, God’s is always with us, the light of Christ travels with us, as we do God’s work with our hands.
The 9th grade confirmation students will be at Camp Wapogasset on Friday, October 2 through Sunday, October 4 for their confirmation retreat. They will be participating in a number of activities as they prepare to affirm their baptism on Sunday, October 25 at the 10:30 service. This year’s confirmation class includes:
As our journey begins together, I thought I should share a little about myself. My heritage is rich with faithful, lifelong Lutherans. I spent my childhood in the suburbs of Milwaukee, WI and was one of five children. After marrying my husband Steve, we moved to Connecticut, Washington before settling in Minnesota. Steve and I reside in Woodbury with our cat. He works for XcelEnergy in Red Wing, MN. There have been several twists along the path, before I responded to God’s call with Steve’s love and support. Currently, I am a senior at Luther Seminary and just back from my internship. One of my passions is to walk alongside people in their faith journey and formation. Additionally, I am a “second career” person as my previous callings have included customer service, hotel management, and commercial lines insurance. While working full-time, I went back to school and obtained my bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a minor in Youth and Family ministry at Augsburg College in Minneapolis. When I am not studying or working, you will usually find me around people. I love to talk and listen to the stories of how Christ meets us in our lives. Other times, I can be found hanging out with friends, shopping or knitting a prayer shawl. In the coming weeks, I look forward to conversations as we begin to do the work of Lord on this new journey. Peace, Carol Seilhymer Interim Pastoral Associate CYF (Children, Youth and Family)
Oct. 25, 10:30 service
Allison Ackerknecht
Andre Keller
Andrew Allen
Sam Maijala
Matthew Bourne
Gavin McCloy
Nathan Huntley
Per Swenson
David Johnson Please keep the confirmation students in your prayers.! ……………………………………………………………
Moonlight Midnight Madness is coming! November 13 & 14, 9 PM - 7:30 AM We will be meeting at Redeemer on Nov.13 at 9 PM and returning approximately 7:30 AM on Nov. 14. This is open to our 7th - 9th grade confirmation students and their friends. Cost is $35 per person which includes transportation and all activities. Snacks and beverages will cost extra. More details and sign ups to come. …..…………………………………………………………… Bibles will be presented to third graders on Sunday, October 11 during the 8:30 service. Recipients will meet with Carol Seilhymer during the education hour (9:40-10:20, in the Conference Room) and she will show them some of the features of their Bibles and give them suggestions for digging in to God’s word. Parents are encouraged to be part of this informational session. …..……………………………………………………………
No Sunday School on October 18. Multi- Age Event during the Education Hour! Please join Amy Maijala in the Atrium for a chance to build relationships with RLC members of all generations. …..…………………………………………………………… Do you love children? Is your prayer life active? Are you wanting a way to love and support the children and youth at Redeemer? Become a Prayer Partner for one of our children. We are looking for approximately 20 individuals for new children in our midst. Already a prayer partner? We will be sending you a separate message soon. Please email Carol Seilhymer at
[email protected] or Dona Will at
[email protected]. …..……………………………………………………………
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Prayer Shawl Ministry Since 2004, Redeemer knitters and crocheters have faithfully been making prayer shawls for members & friends who are experiencing a health crisis. Listed below are three notes of gratitude from recipients of a prayer shawl.
“What a wonderful example of your caring of God’s people. Your ministry is a work of art together with God’s intervention.” “The beautiful shawl will be a comfort as I am wrapped up in it.” “How kind of you to take the time to do this for me. It definitely brightens my spirit.” If you have a loved one or a friend who is not connected to Redeemer who is ill or facing surgery we have a prayer shawl for them too. God has blessed Redeemer with 16 members who faithfully and lovingly make these prayer shawls for those in need. Many thank-yous and God bless you as you continue to serve God with your gifts. If anyone has questions, is thinking of joining our ministry, or is in need of a prayer shawl, call me at (651)777-7234. Lorlie Erickson …..…………………………………………………………… To My Redeemer Family, Thanks to everyone who called or visited during my recent illness and surgery. I appreciate all the cards, flowers, prayers and warm thoughts. Also thanks to Pastor Pam and Pastor Nate for their prayers and support. I love my prayer shawl – it keeps me warm every night – thank you. God Bless you all, Doris Zieman …..…………………………………………………………… Thank you to Pastors Pam, Nate and Dan Brumm for their hospital visits. Thank you also to Redeemer members that visited me and for the many cards, well wishes and prayers for my recovery. A special thanks for the beautiful prayer shawl. I am feeling much better and hopefully will continue to improve day by day. Doris Hanson
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Dearest Redeemer Family, Thank you all so much for your prayers, cards, flowers and support after my parents passed away last month. August was a difficult month for us, but our faith and the love of our congregation carried us through our darkest days. We thank God every day for our Redeemer family. With love and gratitude, Tom, Dona and Geena Will …..…………………………………………………………… Dear Redeemer Members and Staff, We want to thank you all for the wonderful send-off you gave our family on Sunday, September 6. We felt incredibly honored by your kind words, your well-wishes, and your generosity. We feel blessed to have been a part of the Redeemer faith community these past four years and we will miss you! Yours in Christ, The Toso Family …….………………………………………………………… THANK YOU MCLARENS! Many thanks to Ann and Dennis McLaren for their donation of beautiful flower planters at the Bellaire entrance. The planters are a perfect addition to the main entrance to make our church look warm and inviting. Thanks for making Redeemer shine! ……………………………… Thank you Redeemer Lutheran for your donation of 69 pounds of food (in June) and 39 pounds of food (in July) to the White Bear Area Emergency Food Shelf. Your generosity and kindness will allow us to achieve our 2015 mis- Above: Planter donated by the sion or providing food and support McLaren’s, located at the west entrance. to our neighbors in need. Andréa Kish-Bailey, Executive Director ……………………………… THANKS to everyone for your generous contributions to the ELCA Fund for Leaders and seminary scholarships. Redeemer raised a total of $2530.
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ASSISTING IN OUR MINISTRY - OCTOBER 2015 Sunday Worship at Redeemer October 4
October 11
October 18
October 25
Acolytes (8:30)
Isabelle Blossom Emily Sather
Parker Madsen Peter Mendez
Grace Maijala Suvi Swenson
Faith & Graham Freeman
Communion Assistants
8:30 Carsten Ingvoldstad (CC) Glenn Nelson, Linda Tucker
8:30 Nan Carlson (CC) Dan & Dorothy Brumm
10:30 Mike Lundberg, Jan Johnson, Shelley Jacobsma
10:30 Kay Kuehn, Dick Kuehn
8:30 Phyllis Hostager (CC) Irene Le Claire Dick & Mary Lindstrom
8:30 Myrna Carlson (CC) Quentin Carlson, Dawn Aronson
10:30 Tricia McCloy, Kathy Sjursen, Jane Schroeher
10:30 Margo Decker-Mingo, Mike Lundberg
Counters
Roy Johnson, John Allen
Roy Johnson, Sue Johnson
Wally Oien, Jan Johnson
Wally Oien, Jan Johnson
Lectors
Nadine Myers
Marge Strommer
Joan Gens
Grace Maijala
Prayer Servants
8:30 - Roger & Jeanne Schwarze
Sound
8:30 - Aaron Swanson
8:30 - Aaron Swanson
8:30 - Aaron Swanson
8:30 - Aaron Swanson
10:30 - Pam Warner
10:30 - Pam Warner
10:30 - Pam Warner
10:30 - Pam Warner
8:30 Diane Jones (Captain) Jesse Anibas, Don Lundgren, Donna Miller, Gene Schutte
8:30 Diane Jones (Captain) Jesse Anibas, Don Lundgren, Donna Miller, Gene Schutte
8:30 Diane Jones (Captain) Jesse Anibas, Don Lundgren, Donna Miller, Gene Schutte
8:30 Diane Jones (Captain) Jesse Anibas, Don Lundgren, Donna Miller, Gene Schutte
10:30 Gary Schroeher (Captain), Brian Brynell, Ellen & David Dahlin
10:30 Gary Schroeher (Captain), Brian Brynell, Ellen & David Dahlin
Ushers
10:30 - Lori Konold & Sue Eddy
10:30 Gary Schroeher (Captain), Brian Brynell, Ellen & David Dahlin
Welcome Center Desk
Worship Hosts
10:30 Gary Schroeher (Captain), Brian Brynell, Ellen & David Dahlin
8:30 Joan Gens Simpson
8:30 Lisa Swenson
8:30 Don Flentje
8:30 Nan Carlson
10:30 Gloria Wachtler
10:30 Jan Johnson
10:30 Ruby Gustaf
10:30 Linda Dahl
8:30 Kathy Petersen, Kevin & Irene Reid
8:30 Nan Carlson, Roger Rasmussen, Lee Lundgren
8:30 Ruby Gustafson, Lynne Junkermeier
8:30 Quent & Myrna Carlson, Don Flentje
10:30 Jan Johnson, Brian Neuhaus
10:30 Lorlie Erickson, Candi Walsh
10:30 Karen Erickson, Ann Marie Gere
10:30 Alan & Sarah Gengenbach, Jan Trad
CALENDAR - OCTOBER 2015
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October WORSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP SUNDAY SERVICES
8:30 - Traditional Worship | 9:30 - Coffee Hour in the Atrium | 10:30 - Contemporary Worship Sunday, Oct. 4
Exodus 3:1-15 | Moses and God’s Name
Sunday, Oct. 11
Deuteronomy 5:1-21; 6:4-9 | Hear O Israel; The Ten Commandments Presentation of Bibles to 3rd Graders at 8:30 service
Sunday, Oct. 18
Ruth 1:1-17 | Ruth
Sunday, Oct. 25
2 Samuel 5:1-5; 6:1-5; Psalm 150 | David Anointed King Confirmation Sunday (10:30 service)
