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May 1/Volume 34/Issue 6
Zion Lutheran Church Non-Profit Organization
400 NE 5 Avenue U.S. Postage Paid
P.O. Box 38 Stewartville, MN
Stewartville, MN 55976
Permit No 37
Returned Service Requested
Zion Lutheran Church / Stewartville / Minnesota / 507-533-4283
Time-dated material
DO NOT DELAY
INSTALLATION SUNDAY FOR NATIONAL YOUTH
PASTOR BYRON MELINE GATHERING EVENTS
Come to worship at 8:30 or 10:30 AM on Zion's youth and their parents
Sunday, May 10th to officially welcome and chaperones want to thank
you all for being so supportive
Pastor Meline as pastor of Zion Lutheran
of our trip to New Orleans this
Church.
summer. Your prayers and fi-
nancial support are very much appreciated! We
The Sunday School Children will be would like to invite you each to attend our final
singing as well as the Senior Choir and three events:
Wellspring Band.
May 10th: Youth-sponsored breakfast in
Why not come for breakfast at 9:30 AM honor of Pastor Byron's installation. We will
Worship Schedule Pastors: between services so Mom doesn’t need to be serving, scrambled eggs, ham, caramel rolls,
Sunday: Byron Meline, Senior Pastor worry about it on Mother’s Day? There and Tang…the official drink of all Zion Youth
8:30 AM Worship with Organ Jane Timmerman, Interim Associate Pastor
10:30 AM Worship with Wellspring will be a special breakfast served by the Update Breakfasts!
7 PM First Wednesday of each month Office Manager: Wendy Kauffmann youth going to the National Youth
Midweek Bible Study Gathering in honor of Pr. Meline’s May 17th: Spring Fling Meal and
Children’s Education: Tammy Fritz
Thursday Morning Bible Study at 9 AM installation. The menu is scrambled eggs, Silent Auction. Doors open at 5 PM,
You may contact us by e-mail Custodian: Lyle Johnson ham and caramel rolls. meal at 6 PM, auction to follow. Meal
Pr. Byron: Byron@zion-stewartville.org Organist: Gordon Koehn tickets are on sale now between
Pr. Jane: assocpr@zion-stewartville.org services and are only $8.00.
Tammy Fritz: Senior Choir: Bill Nelson
edteam@zion-stewartville.org WellSpring: Dan Goodew
9TH GRADE CONFIRMATION
Wendy in the main office: MEETING June 14th: Jesus Justice Jazz Thank You
zion@zion-stewartville.org Nursery Coordinator: Deb Krusemark
Walk...(20% of proceeds will go as an to the
Or visit our Web site at: All 9th Grade Confirmation Students and
Financial Advisor: Jo Schimek people of New Orleans). You may sponsor a
www.zion-stewartville.org their parents are invited to a meeting on youth for the entire 3 to 5 mile walk. We are
Wednesday, May 6th at 8 PM (after the planning on starting the walk at 3 PM and end-
Worship Service) to discuss upcoming ing at Bear Cave for a wonderful afternoon of
Inviting, Nurturing, Serving, and Sending So That All May Know Jesus Christ! plans as the students look forward to being fun and a potluck dinner for the entire congre-
confirmed in the fall. gation. Please plan to join us!
COUNT ME IN
Please fill in the NAME, PHONE NUMBER and
EMAIL ADDRESS of the person interested in helping
in the areas listed below. Please send to the church
office.
Name(s) ________________________________
Phone Number __________________________
E-Mail ________________________________
ACTIVITY
As we approach our final two Sundays of All forms are available on the round table We are starting the summer calendar…
class, I wish to thank you all for your in the main Sunday school area. If you are _____ Willing to do special music for a summer
continuing dedication, prayers, and support interested in teaching or leading Club 56 service
of Zion's children's and youth ministries. next year, there is a sign up sheet at the _____ Willing to help with coverage in the office.
table for that too.
_____ Monday, July 6 all day
On May 6th, students currently in 4th, 5th, _____ Tuesday, July 7 all day
and 6th grade and their families are invited _____ Wednesday, July 8 all day
to attend a special evening of fun and _____ Thursday, July 9 all day
fellowship for Club 56 beginning at 6 PM. _____ Monday, July 27 afternoon
_____ Thursday afternoon, July 30
Vacation bible school registration for kids Hot dogs, beans, chips, and dessert will be
served. Please RSVP to Tammy at _____ Willing to help with Vacation Bible School.
and the search for volunteers continues.
533.9028 (and leave a message) or sign up Please contact Tammy Fritz
SonRock Kids Camp will take place June
15-19th from 9:00 to 11:45. Children who at the church by May 3rd to let us know ………………………………………………………
turned 3 before January 1st and those how many are planning to attend.
_____ Willing to help with the pastor’s
whom have completed third grade are May 10th, aside from being Mother's Day discretionary fund
eligible to attend class. Older students and is a very special day for Zion! The Sunday _____ donating any monetary amount which
adults are asked to volunteer to help school children will help celebrate the in- would be very much
supervise campers if you are available. stallation of Pastor Byron by singing at appreciated.
Sticky notes with donation items are posted both worship services. This day also
on the registration table as well. Monetary _____ I/We will help with the landscaping project by
happens to be our last regular class for the a donation of $25 for pavers
donations may be placed in the envelopes year.
provided. _____ Willing to help with donating items for the
Thanks again for all you do. Please contact nursery.
Beginning May 3rd, you may pre-register me with comments, questions, or concerns.
your children (age 3 as of September 1, _____ Paper towels
2009, through entering 4th grade) for Peace and blessings-- _____ 3 or 5 oz paper cups
_____ Baby wipes
Sunday school. Students entering 5th and Tammy Fritz
_____ Gold Fish (not the ones that swim,
6th grade can be registered for Club 56. Children's Ministry Coordinator / 533.9028 the ones you eat) Ha!
/ jtbdfritz@charter.net
ELCA MINISTRY PARTNERS Lutheran World Relief is a non-
MAY WORSHIPS SLOW ME DOWN, LORD
governmental organization founded in
Lutheran World Relief 1945 to respond to the needs of
communities devastated by World War II May 3
Lutheran World Relief is probably one of and strives for the day that it will no longer Fourth Sunday of Easter Slow me down, Lord! Ease the pounding of
the best known of the ELCA’s partner be needed anywhere in the world. 8:30 AM Worship with Organ and my heart by the quieting of my mind.
organizations because of the major support Holy Communion
it receives from WELCA through fair trade For more information go to www.elca.org Steady my hurried pace with a vision of the
10:30 AM Worship with Wellspring, eternal reach of time.
projects of coffee, chocolate, and handcrafts and search LWR. Holy Communion, and Pete Joseph
and through material resource projects of Tschetter’s Baptism Give me, amid the confusion of the day,
health kits, sewing kits, school kits, layettes, submitted by Shirley Gangstad the calmness of the everlasting hills.
sewing fabrics, soap, clothing, and, most of May 6
all, quilts. In 2007 LWR shipped 1,494 tons 7 PM Family Worship Break the tensions of my nerves and
of material resources worth more than $14 Last Day of Confirmation and Club 56 muscles with the soothing music of the
GOOD EARTH VILLAGE
million to 23 countries around the world. Everyone is invited to Worship singing streams that live in my memory.
For more information on these events please Help me to know the magical, restoring
United States Lutherans, both the May 10 power of sleep.
contact us by calling (507) 346-2494 or e-mail
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America info@GoodEarthVillage.org. Fifth Sunday of Easter
and the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, Teach me the art of taking minute
Mother’s Day vacations - - of slowing down to look at
work through LWR for international relief Calendar: Sunday School Sings at both Services
and development, specifically to reduce a flower, to chat with a friend, to pat a
May: 5 Wildflower Walks; 5 Volunteer Work Pastor Byron Meline’s Installation Sunday
poverty and injustice by helping communi- dog, to read a few lines from a good
Day; 26 Staff Training Begins; 8:30 AM Worship with Organ and
ties increase and expand the resources they June: 7 First day of Summer Camp; 20 book, to breathe a prayer.
Senior Choir Sings
need to live productive, healthy and Women’s Day; 27-30 Family Camp 10:30 AM Worship with Wellspring Remind me each day of the fable of the
empowered lives. hare and the tortoise, that I may know that
Volunteer Work Days at Good Earth Village: May 17 the race is not always to the swift - - that
Every day in 35 countries, Lutheran World Summer is right around the corner and we need Sixth Sunday of Easter there is more to life than increasing its
Relief works to combat the causes of help getting ready! There are projects for 8:30 AM Worship with Organ, Senior speed.
poverty and the dignity it robs from people’s everyone - staining, gardening, cleaning and Choir and Holy Communion
lives. LWR advocates for Fair Trade that many more. Get a group of youth or friends Let me look upward into the branches of
10:30 AM Worship with Wellspring,
helps farming families and artisans earn a together and spend some time at GEV. Dates: the towering oak and know that it grew
May 2 - 1 pm-5 pm (supper included) ;May 5 -
and Holy Communion
better income. LWR teaches people hot to great and strong because it grew slowly
better care for themselves, their 9 am-12 pm or 1 pm-4 pm (lunch included)
May 24 and well.
communities and the environment and how Seventh Sunday of Easter
to be less vulnerable to natural disasters. Summer Camp 2009 Summer camp 2009 Slow me down, Lord, and inspire me to
Memorial Day Weekend
LWR advocates with and for them for registration is open at Good Earth Village! send my roots deep into the soil of life’s
They have a variety of programs for people of 8:30 AM Worship with Organ
political policy change that more fairly enduring values that I may grow toward the
all ages. Check out their youth programs and 10:30 AM Worship
represents them, including working for clean stars of my greater destiny.
Family Camp! Time at camp this summer
water, HIV-AIDS education and debt relief. May 31
would make a great gift! Gift certificates are
LWR uses the accompaniment pattern, available in any amount. For more information Day of Pentecost +Richard Cardinal Cushing,
working exclusively with partners from the please contact them at (507) 346-2494 or 8:30 AM Worship with Organ Archbishop of Boston
communities that are served. info@GoodEarthVillage.org. 10:30 AM Worship
MEET THE NEW INTERIM PASTOR : JANE TIMMERMAN
BENEFIT FOR
“My passion has always been to help She currently resides in Spring Valley with RHONDA JAHRAUS
facilitate the connection between Dennis, her husband of 37 years. They
individuals and God.” have three children and four grandchildren When: Saturday, May 16, 2009
She delights in her family, creativity, Where: Stewartville Bowling Alley
Pastor Jane grew up in a suburb of cooking, swimming and learning new
SUNDAY SCHOOL KIDS SING! Time: Silent auction begins at 4 PM
Milwaukee, the middle of three children. things! She loves to read. Nutrition, herbs Although we are not doing another Mom- Spaghetti dinner from 4—7:30 PM
and natural healing are among her other Live auction at 8 PM
Grandma-Kids song (there’s just not
A year after graduating from Gustavus interests.. Quilts for each of her Musical entertainment throughout
enough time to prepare between Easter and
Adolphus College with a religion major, grandchildren are an ongoing project! the night.
Mother’s Day this year), the Sunday
she began seminary at Northwestern. She School kids will sing on Mother’s Day, Tickets are $10 each if bought in advance or
became the first woman intern in the In her early years she worked at a church May 10, 2009 at both services. Not only is $12 at the door and can be purchased from
Minnesota Synod of the LCA. She camp (3 summers), a psychiatric hospital, a it an extra special day because it’s the Bowling Alley or through one of
graduated from Luther Northwestern board and care home for senior citizens, Mother’s Day, but it is also Pastor Meline’s Rhonda’s many friends and family)
Seminary (after 14 years, 3 babies, and a and a home for young handicapped adults. Installation Sunday – two great reasons for Children are $5. Make checks payable to
year at LSTC) and was ordained in 1986 She waitressed, was a youth and Christian the kids to share their music that day! Rhonda Jahraus Benefit.
(when her youngest entered kindergarten). education director and a parenting support Wait! Make that 3 great reasons, as it is
group facilitator. She even did time in a Donations are accepted at Wells Fargo Bank
also our last day of Sunday School before (be sure to ask for the Rhonda Jahraus
She served in a team ministry for 13 years. candy factory! And she is delighted to be summer break! What a way to celebrate! Benefit Account)
During that time she worked to develop here and is looking forward to getting to The Youth are also serving breakfast that
small group ministry, Stephen Ministry and know you and see what God will do! morning, so plan to eat breakfast at church
a strong Bible Study program. She also on Mother’s Day. BLUEGRASS AND
facilitated grief groups co-sponsored by AMERICANA CONCERT
hospice and the local ministerial. For over We will follow our normal routine for
25 years she has been involved with Via de singing at both services. Please arrive at
Mother’s Day concert of bluegrass and
Cristo, and she served on the Teens 9:10 a.m. downstairs in the Sunday School
Americana on Sunday, May 10, 3:00 pm at
Encounter Christ Council while her area to practice. We will sing at the end of
Zumbro Lutheran Church. Monroe
children were in high school. 1st service and then go straight downstairs
Crossing, the extraordinary bluegrass
THANK YOUS for regular Sunday School. Parents do not
quintet out of the Twin Cities, is joining
Through the years, she has served as need to pick their children up from Sunday
THANK YOU to the April service group with Choral Arts Ensemble to present “The
interim pastor in six churches, one of them School at the regular time, as we will
World Beloved: A Bluegrass Mass.” Based
twice! chairs, Denny and Ginny Hanson, and co- process upstairs to sing for 2nd service to-
chairs, Wes and Vaunie Alrick. on the theme “In this is love, not that we
gether.
loved God, but that He loved us” (John
Her passion, most recently, has led her to 4:7-21), this amazing new combines
THANK YOU to April head ushers: I will send another reminder note next
spiritual direction. She did her training at traditional mass movements with bluegrass
Reggie Oeltjen and Wes Alrick. Sunday. Thanks so much! Keep a song in
the Franciscan Spirituality Center in La music and contemporary gospel texts. Each
Crosse, Wisconsin, and has been working THANK YOU to Zion’s Meals on Wheels your heart as you go about your week!
ensemble will also perform their own set.
as a spiritual director, speaker, supply helper for April: Kathy Ranzenberger and Contact Choral Arts Ensemble at 507-252-
preacher and retreat facilitator. Betty Steele. Amy Nelson
8427 or www.choralartsensemble.org for
Sunday School Music Teacher
tickets.
ZION REMEMBERS IN PRAYER MAY BOOK CLUB MISSION QUILTERS
“BITS AND PIECES”
“FIRST OF ALL, THEN, I URGE THAT SUPPLICATIONS, May’s Book Selection: Any book by
*Welcome to anyone with willing hands
Laura Ingalls Wilder
PRAYERS, INTERCESSIONS AND THANKSGIVING BE MADE and hearts to the May 6 meeting at Zion
FOR ALL PEOPLE, FOR KINGS AND ALL WHO ARE IN HIGH May Book Club will meet at Zion on
from 8:30 AM to 11 AM.
POSITIONS” I Timothy 2:1-2a; Thursday, May 14th at 7 PM. *Thanks to those who have generously
donated fabric and materials; they are
CONCERNS: LUTHERAN CHURCHES: 2009 BOOK CLUB LIST very much appreciated.
Robert J. Haehn, Kim Sinton, Olga St. Wanzelya Lutheran Church, Singida, May-Any book by Laura Ingalls Wilder
Mathison, Mitch Kidd; Marilyn Tanzania, Our Savior Lutheran, June-Broken For You by Stephanie Kallos *The fellowship of working together to
Howard’s grandnephew, Andrew Mork; Cleveland; People of Hope, Rochester; July-No meeting help others is very rewarding!
Dan Goodew’s great-nephew, Samuel; Hadzabe Tribe Mission, Tanzania August-Any biography
Paula Ramp’s parents; Jean Marie (partnered with People of Hope, September-Funny in Farsi FELLOWSHIP ACTIVITIES
Olson’s brother, John Hoffman. Rochester); Grace Lutheran, Peterson; by Firoozeh Dumas
October-The Thirteenth Tale Spring into action in May-
Little Cedar Lutheran, Adams; Mugandu
by Diane Setterfield Walking on Wednesdays leaving
Mission, Tanzania; First Lutheran,
CELEBRATIONS: Zion at 6:30 PM. 1, 2, or 3mile
Albert Lea; Lunder Lutheran, Twin November-The Honk and Holler Opening
Beulah Ankeny on her 90th Birthday walks, whatever anyone would
Lakes; Augustine Lutheran Church, Soon by Billie Letts
(April 20); Dave and Bev Erickson on like.
Tanzania (partnered with Lunder, Twin December-No meeting
the birth of their granddaughter, Georgia
Lakes); Spring Garden Lutheran, Biking at Lanesboro, Sunday May 17th.
B. Swanson, daughter of Neil and Cathy
Cannon Falls; Kiomboi Lutheran Meet at the park pavilion at 2:30 PM.
Swanson.
Church, Tanzania (partnered with MOTHER/DAUGHTER/FRIEND Potluck following at 4 PM for anyone who
Spring Garden, Cannon Falls); St. Paul would like to join in. Please
SALAD SUPPER
IN SYMPATHY: Lutheran, Meriden. bring your own meat to grill
Ruth Hareldson on the death of her The Women’s Team will be hosting our and dish to pass.
brother, Stanley Rud; The family and Sketch by Mildred annual Mother/Daughter/Friend Salad
friends of Wesley Swenson. Eberling Supper on Sunday, May 3rd at 5 PM.
CHURCH STATISTICS
THOSE SERVING OUR COUNTRY:
Aaron Bohlen, Tim Neuman; Ben Hoff, Baptisms:
Joseph & Esiquia Kidd, Eric Westby, CONGRATULATIONS Katherine Ann Olson 4-05-09
Justin Ness, Matthew Davids, Ryan KIRSTEN FRYER Ayanna Marie Kidd4-26-09
McCoy, Troy Helget. LeeAnn Knudson from Plainview will
2009 Commencement of the Lutheran School Morgyn Claire Manion 4-26-09
speak to us on “Faith, Like a Teapot.” We
IN SUPPORT: of Theology at Chicago will be Sunday, May would like to invite those who wish to
All Synod Assembly Voters, the 17th at 2:30 PM at the Saint Thomas the Funeral:(at Griffin/Gray Funeral Home)
bring their own teapot, we will have a
Planning Committee and Volunteers, Apostle Church, Chicago, IL. Among the Wesley C. Swenson 3-30-09
place to display them. A story to tell about
Guest Speakers and Synod Staff who Graduates will be Kirsten L. Fryer.
it is optional. Please bring a salad to share,
prepare for the Synod Assembly. Congratulation Kirsten, our prayers and best Transferred out:
wishes are with you in your upcoming and if possible, a paper product to donate Cheryl Swarthout
ministry. to the women’s shelter in Rochester. Gloria Johnson
NOTE FROM PASTOR BYRON Perhaps we are able to see Zion Lutheran
in a similar way. We come to Zion to
FROM THE STEWARDSHIP Households
“Many peoples shall come and say,
‘Come, let us go up to the mountain of the worship God who has been faithful to us
TEAM Giving Level Contributing over the generations. As we continue in
Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob;
$150 or More 5 this season of Easter we are especially
Did You Know: that he may teach us his ways
$125-$149 1 mindful of the power of the crucified and
and that we may walk in his paths.’
$100-$124 2 risen Christ in our lives. We are people
* We have 696 Households at Zion. For out of Zion shall go forth instruction,
$75-$99 9 who have a strong sense of hope and
and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem.”
$50-$74 15 purpose because of God’s reaching out to
* 49 Households are using automatic (Isaiah 2:3)
$40-$49 14 us through his Son, Jesus. We also see
deposit as their means of supporting $30-$39 26 Well, here I am at Zion! It’s an exciting Zion as a place for instruction, where we
the Mission Plan for Zion. $20-$29 51 time as day by day I learn a few more are taught and grow in our understanding
$15-$19 26 names and connect those names with faces. of God’s love for us and God’s leading in
* As of April 12, there have been 361 $10-$14 40 Once in a while I even remember the name our lives. Equipped through God’s Word,
households who have given financial $5-$9 61 the next time I see that person! Thanks for our worship together, and mutual
support to Zion. Less than $5 172 your patience through these first weeks. encouragement, we bring the healing
Gave nothing 274 Not only am I getting acquainted with power of Jesus Christ to a hurting world.
* It takes $10,000 per week to meet the people, I’m also sitting in on committees
Mission Plan for Zion. Total 696 and talking to individuals about different Thank you for the confidence you have
As you can see we have a long way to go to program areas at Zion, getting filled in as placed in me as your pastor. Thank you for
* If 400 households gave an average of reach an average giving. to how things work and, at times, what we your prayers and your warm words of
$25 per week, we would meet our will need to work on to improve the welcome. Together we will seek to grow
Mission Plan. Where do you fit into the above picture? in God’s grace and be faithful to God’s
effectiveness of various ministries of the
Can you increase your gifts to help support the congregation. I becoming more and more calling to serve in Jesus’ name.
Mission Plan? aware that Zion is gifted with many
talented and dedicated people.
Zion Giving Distribution - 2008
The name “Zion” in the Bible is another BIBLE STUDY
200 name for Jerusalem, the capital city, the Thursday morning bible study begins at
180 city on the mountain where the temple was 9 AM everyone is welcome to join in.
Number of Households
160 located. Worshippers came from near and
140 far, sometimes walking for several days to
120 reach Jerusalem for Jewish festivals. THE MESSENGER ONLINE
100 Households Contributiting
Because of Jerusalem’s importance and its
80 It’s here!! You can now view The
60
location on a small mountain, they always
spoke of going “up” to Jerusalem, whether Messenger online before you get it in the
40
20 they were coming from east, west, north or mail! Just go to our website at www.zion-
0 south. They came to hear the Word of the stewartville.org and click on “View the
$150 $125- $100- $75- $50- $40- $30- $20- $15- $10- $5-$9 Less Lord, to be taught in God’s ways and to Current Messenger” on the left side of
or $149 $124 $99 $74 $49 $39 $29 $19 $14 than worship the God who had been faithful to your screen to see the latest version or click
More $5 on Messenger choose a Messenger to look
them in spite of times of unfaithfulness of
Household General Fund Giving per Week
the people. at as a pdf file.
MAY CHRISTIAN SERVICE GROUP
Chairpeople: Mark and Christa Smidt 533-6282
Co-Chair: Matt and Lonnie Boe 533-8022
Julie Arndorfer, Amanda and Alex Phyllis Mercer
David and Sara Beagle Paul Miller
Tim and Angie Cepelak Timothy Mork 1 Jayce Klug, Norbert Rud, Kelli 15 Tina Gordon, Page Rowley, Andrea
Cassandra Dahle Andrew and Jody Nelson Venzke, Kenai Weinhold Venzke
Steve Denny. Seth and Ty John Nielsen, Brooke, Matt, and Tessa 2 Hope Erickson, John Haug, Gordy 16 Kelly Jacobsen, Tanya Johnson, Parker
Casper and Elaine Eggler Aaron Olson Koehn, Brenda Landgrebe, Timothy Maas, Kailee Milz, Eston Paulson
Hjordis Engel and Paul Corey and Lisa Patterson Mork, Shayne Udenberg, Dale 17 Anna Denny, Jerry Knutson, Jessica
Wes and Ruth Faul Ryan Plotz Wendorff Rosenblad, Dana Turtle
Jorden Finne Todd and Wendy Ramaker 3 Irene Elton, Gavin Krahn, Karyn Plotz 18 Andy Goodman, Maddie Smith
Nikki Garnatz Scott and Bonnie Rindahl 4 Ashlyn Elliott, Pat Hinkelmann, Jodie 19 Adam Beagle, Chelsey Costello, Knud
Linda Gray Kris Rosenbush, Aleq and Autumn Nieman, Richard Paulson, Michael Jorgensen, Colton Schmidt
John and Alice Halvorson Cama Saterdalen, Hayley and Mallory Stageberg, Sherry Steinhoff, Brad 20 Josh Elliott, Braxton Erickson, Bill
John and Jessica Haug Craig and Colleen Schulz, Jamie, Jayden Weber McGouirk
Lori Hill, Brooke, Matthew and Tessa and Justin 5 Kylee Bro, Deb Krusemark, Brooke 21 Brandon Lecy, Arvilla Reichel
Mary Honsey Julie Simonson Nielsen, Laura Sikkink, Abby Teal 22 Christian Basballe, Georgia Dodd, Ann
Glenn Hyland Jean Smith, Ashlyn and Brianna 6 Brooke Fritz, Sue Lujan, Noah Priebe Husgen, Renae Joyce, Keliesha
Jodi Janssen, Colt, Jake, and Amanda John Steien 7 Jim Elton, Sr., Mike Hayenga, Kertis Neswold, Lisa Patterson, Braxton
Brett and Renae Joyce, Andre Jerry and Ronda Steinkamp, Rosilyn Stensrud Ramaker
Lori Klug Chad and Jill Thompson 8 Katie Beagle, Nathan Cole, Seth 23 Jaidyn Boynton, Keri Miller
Dave and Donnis Lassig Brenda Vaith, Jason Denny, Troy Koenig, Zachary 24 Amanda Eggert, Dan Goodew,
Russell and Millie Liskow Wayd and Amy Wangen Schwalbach Christopher Stacy, Sawyer Weiss
Delores Lofgren Laura Westrum 9 Jason Ferrie, Kelly Larson, Danielle 25 Doug Ferguson, Rob Gust, Mark
Kris Malone, Aaron, Ryan, Danielle, Jason Tom and Kamara Wood Miller, Flo Paulson, Brooke Landgrebe, Mark Sattre
and LeRoy Vandenberg 26 Tate Horgen
10 Morgan Gusa, Jackie Hollstein, Paul 27 Kris DeGeus, Karen Freiheit, Sue
Honsey, Dave Nystuen, Bryan Gehrking, Payton Maas, Pat Ottjes
NEW IN THE LIBRARY LOST Schroeder 28 Makinzie Cepelak, Pierce Haas, Norm
11 Hannah Christie, Sawyer Wood Korsness, Anna Nystuen
Twenty new DVD’s including Hermie and Two items have been reported lost from 12 Lois Barthelme, Josh Hagstrom, Jessica 29 Landon Kafka, Lane Moen, Tiffany
Friends, The Sugar Creek Palm Sunday; one is a Long gray scarf that Karsten, Reed Neubauer, Michelle Titus, Laura Westrum
Gang, Gigi, Little House belongs to Mary Helland and the other is a Smith, Lynnzy Thompson 30 Ethan Humble, Angie Jensen, Kayla
on The Prairie, and long dark green, black lined trench coat 13 Lina Johnson, Ian Ross, Daren Sikkink, Thompson-Wooner
Veggie Tales. Please with black leather gloves in the pocket, that Nick Torgerson, Grace Voll 31 Matt Dodd
check them out on the belongs to Kathy Bartels. Please call the 14 Wade Backus, Dick Otteson, Brady
rotating rack on the back church office if you have seen either of Rollie
wall. these items. There is a long green trench
coat that was left here also. (Not Kathy’s).
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