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Little Lambs Preschool 2

Youth Page 3

Good Friday Prayer Vigil,

Easter Cantata 4

Rummage Sale, Easter Flower

Sale 5

Small Groups 6

April Calendar 7

April Support People 8

April Birthdays 9

April Serving Group,

New Members 10

Financial Reports 11

Easter

We’ve been through so much. We’ve seen it all. Or have we? Day after day our hearts are broken by events close and hand and events far away. Holy Week is a time that we go deep into death, despair, and defeat. We ponder, we rejoice as that old week ends with Easter. There is a force greater than death in this old world of ours. That force that comes about through the sacrificial love of God is Easter. Nothing is the same. There is no return to normal. God has acted and God is acting.

April 13 is Palm/Passion Sunday. This will be a large event this year, a Holy Week Cantata at both services. This involves orchestra, bells, choir and narration. The Cantata will be at both the 8:30 and 10:45 services.

In between the services we will have caramel rolls in the Fellowship Hall. The Fellowship Hall has been newly equipped with sound dampening panels that will make it much easier to talk with one an-other. Come and test them out! It is so important that we find ways to connect with one another and grow in relationships in our congregation. Staying for a time to visit with one another is an important way to accomplish this.

Later in Holy Week we gather for worship again on Thursday, April 17, Maundy Thursday. This will be first communion for many of our fifth graders. We join together to remember that last night when Jesus shared his last supper with the disciples. We remember Jesus’ command and go out into the world to better love one another.

The Voice April 2014

On Good Friday we have a community Lutheran worship service at Zion Lutheran at 12:00 noon. We also will have a Good Friday service at Good Shepherd at 7:00 on Friday evening. This is a time to remember the God loves the world so much that God gave Jesus, God’s own Son, to live among us and to die on a cross. Following the Good Friday service we will have an all night prayer vigil from 8:00pm to 8:00am. You can participate in this with our youth. There are more details on this elsewhere in this news-letter.

Easter Sunday begins at 6:30am on Easter Sunday morning, April 20. Additional services are at 8:30 and 10:45. This morning we will also have an Easter breakfast and another opportunity to test our sound dampening panels in the Fellowship Hall.

Jesus is our crucified and risen Lord and Savior. Jesus goes ahead of us in life alive. In the years to come we follow and walk with the risen Lord. It all starts on Easter, the first day of the week and the first day for the rest of our lives.

Little Lambs Preschool

Spring is officially here! The

preschoolers and myself are

loving this weather! The

beginning of March we took our

monthly trip to Mother Joseph

Manor with the 4 & 5 year olds.

We spent the beginning of March

in the classroom learning about

the ocean and had a great time

making octopus art! We also

celebrated St. Patrick’s Day. The

children wore green and the

leprechaun snuck into preschool

that day. The preschoolers tried

to catch him by setting up a trap,

but he was just too sneaky! We

are getting ready to start talking

about Easter and spring time.

Maggie Bruns, Director/Teacher

Receipts, Labels & Milk Jug Caps Thank you to everyone who brings in Kessler’s

& Ken’s receipts and Labels for

Education. Every one you bring in

helps us to get money back for

the preschool for supplies and

learning items, like paint,

construction paper, and much

more! We greatly appreciate it!!

How can you help if your not

already? Bring in receipts from Kessler’s or

Ken’s, or Labels for Education points found on

many different items. Locate the containers for

these items on the table in the Fellowship Hall

and drop them in. That’s it! We are so thankful

to have Virginia Doerr help us count the labels

and receipts, and turn them in.

**Check out the list of eligible products that

qualify for the Labels for Education program

located near the bins in the Fellowship Hall.

These UPC labels are not just found on

Campbell's soups!!

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2013-2014 Registration

We have a few openings left for the 2014-2015

school year. Please let me know if you, or

someone you know, is interested in a Tuesday

and Thursday morning spot for 3 year olds.

You can call the preschool at

229-3883 or email

[email protected].

Preschool Carnival!

We are having a Little Lambs Preschool Carnival Sunday, April 27th from 2:00-4:00pm at the

church. There will be games for children and lots of prizes! Come

and enjoy the fun and we hope to see you there!! All proceeds will go to

Little Lambs Preschool.

Youth page PAGE 3

Easter Breakfast

Easter Breakfast is back!! This is going to be a fundraiser

for the youth attending camp and the youth attending

the high school youth trip. We will be serving scrambled

eggs, sausage and/or bacon, fruit and rolls. Youth who

want to participate in this fundraiser please let Pastor

Liz know or sign up at the Youth Activities Table.

Hub City Brew

Talkin’ Grace and Life

This is a group of young adults from all of the Lutheran churches in Aberdeen in their 20s and 30s that meet once a month at a local restaurant to talk life and faith, hangout and always have some mind busting trivia.

The next meeting is April 29th at 7:00pm at The Flame.

Seder Supper

We will be holding the traditional

Seder Supper on April 17th for

the 5th grade students who will be

participating in their first communion and their

families. Tickets for the meal are $8.00 each.

Please contact Pastor Liz or Barb to place your

ticket order.

Please let us know by April 11th how many people

are planning to attend this special celebration.

Any questions or concerns please contact

Pastor Liz.

Celebration Sunday

May 11, 2014

On May 11, we celebrate our children and our church education program. There will be only one service on that day at 9:30am. This will be followed by a brunch that the entire congregation is invited to.

Youth Fundraisers Calling all youth who are going to camp, going on the high school youth trip or are already planning for next year’s National Youth Gathering, these fundraisers are here to help you get to do these amazing things: 1. Kiwanis cards- We have the opportunity to sell these discount cards for $5.00 each and the youth

keeps $4.00 of the profit. Please put your name down on the list on the Youth Activities Page and when the cards become available on March 31st we will get them to you. You can always get more!

2. Easter Breakfast-We will be serving breakfast on Easter again. There are sign-up sheets on the Youth Activities Table with different shifts including setting up on Saturday.

3. Script Cards- In May we will have another sale of the Script Cards for graduations, Mother’s Day, and other special occasions. You can order gift cards through us and get a percentage of the gift card amount. Look out for the Script selling table.

4. Rummage Sale- Good Shepherd will be hosting their rummage sale June 2th-4th. There will be sign-up sheets at the Youth Activities Table.

5. Brown County Fair Clean-Up- This will help for next summer’s activities but it is never too early to start fundraising for next year. We will clean up the Brown County Fair Grounds in the mornings of the fair. Sign-up sheets will be available at a later date.

I am very excited about the upcoming Cantata Wondrous Love which includes choir members, friends of the choir, church & community musicians, and our own bell ringers. The music inspires and is uplifting. The Hallelujah Chorus will sing and wave their palms. I hope you will join us on Palm Sunday (April 13th) at 8:30am or 10:45am for this lovely message with music. Please join us and invite others. Nancy Ohnstad, Music Coordinator

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Good Friday Prayer Vigil

We will be joining together during the evening of Good Friday through Easter

Saturday morning to pray, to worship, and to intentionally be in the presence of

God. We will be hosting a prayer vigil from 8:00pm on Good Friday, April 18th

through 8:00am on Easter Saturday. The hope is to have people sign up to come

in for a half hour time slot in those twelve hours and come to the church to join

in prayer. We are also encouraging the high school youth to sign up to stay at the

church overnight to participate in this prayer vigil. There will times of worship,

prayer stations, silent prayer, lighting candles and others. Please think about

signing up for a time slot and high school youth please plan to join us for this

unique lock-in. Questions? Please talk to Pastor Liz or a member of the Youth

Team.

Yoga Small Group to Continue on

Monday Evenings in April Janene Papendick will continue to lead Yoga from 6:30 to 7:30 on Monday nights. She is skilled at leading yoga for people who are just beginning and those who have more experience by giving simpler and more complex options for each position. Janene has challenged us to grow spiritually by practicing four spiritual practices in our lives.

1. Sitting quietly and simply being aware or

listening for fifteen minutes. 2. Finding time to walk, bike, or be outdoors. 3. Writing a daily list of things that you are

grateful for. 4. Reflecting on what God is doing in your life

and then looking up and thanking God for those things. Examples may be ways that God is inspiring you, strengthening you, forgiving you and giving life a fresh start, empowering and calling you, loving you, including you, challenging you and more.

Stop in on a Monday evening. Wear comfortable clothes that you can stretch in and bring a mat that will make the floor more comfortable for you. We meet in the choir room.

Adult Sunday School April and May

We have completed our study on Matthew and are moving onto new areas this spring as we move toward summer. April 6: No class. Pastor Tim will be teaching the Fifth Grade class in preparation for their first communion on Maundy Thursday. April 13: No class. Holy Week Cantata with cinnamon rolls served between the services. April 20: No class. Easter Sunday. April 27: Archaeology and the Holy Land. Jody Magness on Jesus burial. May 4: Archaeology and the Holy Land. Jody Magness on Jesus burial part 2. This will be our last class.

ATTENTION WOMEN OF GOOD SHEPHERD

Northern Plains Women of the ELCA 2014 SPRING GATHERING is on April 26th at Zion in Aberdeen. “Here I Am, Lord” is the theme. I Samuel 3:10 “Speak, for your Servant is Listening.” 9:30am registration at Zion. Cost $10.00 ($6.00 for lunch, $4.00 for the Conference) Worship Offering will be divided: 40% Synodical, 30% The Journey Home, 30% the speakers choice Love Offering will go to Avera Guest House. Speakers are Darrelyn Tutt, a writer of devotional materials from Miller and Devin Hebeisen, The Journey Home in Aberdeen. COME AND ENJOY A GREAT FELLOWSHIP TIME WITH WOMEN FROM OUR SISTER CHURCHES! Please call me by April 19th if you are planning to come to Zion for the Spring Gathering. I will be happy to pick up people on the way. Let me know if you need a ride. In His Service, Sharon Bossert 380-7592/225-3821

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2014 Easter Flower Sale

Altar Guild will be selling flowers for the Easter Garden on Sunday, April 6 and April 13 between services and on Wednesday at 11:30am on April 2 and April 9. The choices include:

Begonias—$15.00, Cyclamens—$16.00, and Mums—$15.00 from the Boston Fern; Succu-lents—$6.25 and Gerbera daisies—$9.50 from Parkview Nursery and Easter lilies—$5.00.

Good Shepherd Annual Rummage Sale June 2, 3, and 4, 2014

Help is needed for set up and tear down. Donations of hamburger, hamburger buns, pop, homemade rolls, and bars are needed

for the concession stand,

Please contact Jeff or Jean Black (228-0461) if you are interested in making a donation or

are able to help.

More details will be available in the May newsletter.

“The Bathrooms I Have Visited” by Rev. Sheila Richards Sunday, May 4, 2014 We have invited Rev. Sheila Richards to be our guest speaker on Sunday, May 4th at 2:00 pm. Sheila is a former pastor at North Highland United Methodist Church. She then served in a position traveling to all the churches in the Dakotas, many of them rural. She will share her humorous talk on "The Bathrooms I Have Visited". Come and enjoy some music with Nancy Ohnstad, Sheila's wit, then coffee and sweets. $5.00 tickets will go on sale April 13 between services or weekdays at the

church office.

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Small Groups

Think about the things that you love, things that fascinate you. I love to get together with people who share those passions and interests. God has created a world full of life for us to experience. We find places for exploration and ways to express ourselves. There are arts, crafts, music, working in a shop, sports, recreations, and so much more. I enjoy things that are spiritual, physical, and intellectual. Don’t you as well? It’s a real pleasure to share what we love with others especially when they share similar interests.

I encourage you to lead a small group. Here’s how it works. Think of something that you’re interested in. Let the church office know and we will print up sign up sheets for a summer small group fair. If people have the time and interest they can sign up.

What if it’s not spiritual? Small groups can be on any topic but we encourage small groups to intentionally practice one of the faith practices and to talk with each other about how the faith practice is opening one’s heart to-ward God and how they are growing and learning. The faith practices are prayer, study, worship, invitation, encour-agement, serving and giving. So here is how it might work (for another example see the note on the Yoga small group below). Say your small group meets on a Saturday night for a pot luck dinner and a movie. The group can intentionally add a time of sharing of what is going on in life as a time to offer encouragement. The group may have a discussion about what concerns for church, community, and world are most pressing to them and intentional prayer can be planned around those real interests. If one is concerned about world peace there may be prayers that focus from peace in our homes and church to the armed conflicts in the world. This faith practice focus becomes a small part of what you do as a group.

So what ideas do you have for a small group? What would you join in order to grow? Here are a few possibilities. If any of these interest you call Pastor Tim in the church office.

1. Summer bird watching. We would gather to travel to birding hotspots around our community on one or two Saturdays a month. We could pack a picnic lunch as we went to places like Sand Lake, Waubay, or even wild-

life refuges in North Dakota. There are several great places to look for birds right in and around Aberdeen as well.

2. The Holy Land revealed. We would gather for a potluck meal and then watch and discuss videos by archaeologist Jodi Magness as she reports on interesting developments in archaeology in the Holy Land. These lectures were produced by The Teaching Company. You will have the opportunity to sample Jodi Magness in the adult class later in April.

What are your ideas? Cooking? Books? Bible Studies? Crafts? Sports? Music? Make an offer and let’s see what happens.

Request for Summer Housing

Jessica and Jasmin are from the University of Mary in Bismarck, North Dakota. They are in the Doctorate program in Physical Therapy and will be doing the first clinical rotations this summer and need housing from June 30 to August 22. They are in charge of finding their own housing for those dates that they’re in Aberdeen. So if you have an extra bed and an extra place perhaps at your table this could be a fun experience for you and them. They write that they are willing to help in any way including helping cook, pay rent, or being around as someone just to talk with. So here is a little about them: Jasmin: Graduated last year with a BS in exercise science from the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND. She grew up in Minnesota just north of the twin Cities. She attended a small Lutheran church in which she was very active in the youth group. She has a passion for dance, particularly ballet, as she did classical ballet as well as tap, jazz, and modern dance from age 4. In her spare time she enjoys reading, listening to music, and playing board games. Her clinical rotation in Aberdeen will be through Sanford. Jessica focused on philosophy and theology during her undergrad at the University of Mary. She grew up in Dickinson, ND and was active in her church and community. In her spare time he enjoys puzzles, board games and outside activities. She enjoys children and has worked with children in her church nursery and Sunday School. Her clinical rotation will be at Avera.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

*Preschool

11:10am Table Talks @

Bethlehem

1:30pm Staff Meeting

5:00pm Worship Band

5:15pm Evangelism Bd.

Meeting

2

6:30am Men at Prayer

*Preschool

12:05pm Lenten Worship

in Chapel

12:30pm Soup Lunch

*Choirs

4:45-6:00pm Soup Supper

5:15pm Wed. School


in Sanctuary

7:00pm Properties Board

Meeting

3

*Preschool

9am-3pm Quilting

5:15pm Stewardship Bd.

Meeting

8:00pm Youth Team Mtg.

4

*Preschool

5

7:00pm Community

Worship Event @

the Capitol Theatre

6

8:30am Traditional Worship

9:40am Sunday School

10:45am Contemporary

Worship/Communion

(Adult Choir)

3:00pm Cantata Rehearsal

7

6:55am Women at

Prayer

*Preschool

9:00am Sarah Circle

9:30am Mary Circle

5:00pm Food Pantry

6:30-7:30pm Yoga

7:00pm Esther Circle

8

*Preschool


Bethlehem


5:00pm Worship Band

9


*Preschool


in Chapel

12:30pm Soup Lunch

*Choirs

4:45-6:00pm Soup Supper

5:15pm Wed. School


in Sanctuary

7:30pm Youth Board

Meeting

10

*Preschool

9am-1:30pm Quilting

1:45-3:00pm Quilting @

Mother Joseph Manor

6:00pm Worship Board

Meeting

8:00pm Youth Team Mtg.

11

*Preschool

12

12:30pm Final

Cantata Rehearsal

13 Palm Sunday

8:30am Cantata/Communion


10:45am Cantata/Communion

1:00pm LSS Benefit @ Zion

2:30pm Youth Praise Band

Practice

14

6:55am Women at

Prayer

*Preschool

6:30-7:30pm Yoga

15

*Preschool


Bethlehem


5:00pm Worship Band

5:15pm Missions Board

Meeting

16


*Preschool

*Choirs

NO WED. SCHOOL

NO WORSHIP

SERVICE

17 Maundy Thursday

*Preschool

NO Quilting

12:05pm Worship Service

5:15pm Seder Meal


18 Good Friday

NO Preschool

12:00pm Worship

Service @ Zion


8:00pm-8:00am Prayer

Vigil

NEWSLETTER

DEADLINE

19

20

6:30am Sunrise Service/

Communion (Exultation

Bells)

7:30-9:30am Easter Breakfast

8:30am Traditional Worship/

Communion (Adult Choir,

Exultation Bells)

NO Sunday School


Worship/Communion

21 EASTER

MONDAY

OFFICE CLOSED

6:55am Women at

Prayer

NO Preschool

6:30-7:30pm Yoga

22

*Preschool

NO Table Talks


5:00pm Worship Band

6:30pm Support to

Church School

Committee Mtg.

23


*Preschool

*Choirs

4:45-6:00pm Supper

5:15pm Wed. School


6:45pm Confirmation

(Large Group)

24

*Preschool

9am-3pm Quilting

1:00pm Card Group

7:00pm Church Council

Meeting

25

* Preschool

26

APRIL 2014APRIL 2014 *Preschool Schedule

Monday, Wednesday, Friday Tuesday, Thursday

8:15-11:00am and 12:15-3:15pm 8:15-11:00am

*Wednesday Choir Rehearsals

3:30pm Good Vibrations 5:30pm Exultation Bells

4:00pm Hallelujah Chorus 7:00pm Adult Choir

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8:30am Traditional Worship/

Communion (Exultation

Bells, Preschool Children)



Worship/Communion

(Good Vibrations)

2:00-4:00pm Preschool

Carnival

2:30pm Youth Praise Band

Practice

28

6:55am Women at

Prayer

*Preschool

5:00pm Food Pantry

6:30pm Support to

Children’s Ministry

6:30-7:30pm Yoga

29

*Preschool


Bethlehem

12:00pm Senior Lunch

Bunch


5:00pm Worship Band

30


*Preschool

*Choirs

4:45-6:00pm Supper

5:15pm Wed. School


6:45pm Confirmation

Party

Head Ushers

Dale Wein, Van Nerland (8:30); Nick

Finnesand, Mark Mehlhoff, Sanro

Fink (10:45)

Ushers

Floyd and Lois Naasz (8:30-6th)

Floyd and Linda Naasz (8:30-13th);

Carl Anderson (10:45-13th)

Larry and Brinda Peterson (12:00-

17th)

Duane and Phyllis Donat (8:30-20th);

Carl Anderson (10:45-20th)

Tom Malchow (8:30-27th); Carl

Anderson (10:45-27th)

Fellowship Treats

Chris Getty (6th)

Sandra Brink (27th)

Altar Guild

Sandy Cahoy, Bonnie Lundberg,

Stephanie Mattson (2nd, 6th, 9th,

13th, 17th)

Barb Frank, Kay Bosanko (12:00-

17th); Bonnie Lundberg, Stephanie

Mattson, Sally Swanson (7:00-17th)

Sound Board

Terry Friedrichsen (8:30-6th); Kevin

Nelson (10:45-6th)

Gary Cahoy (8:30-13th); Mel

Wockenfuss (10:45-13th)

Bill Hoar (8:30-20th); Mel

Wockenfuss (10:45-20th)

Terry Friedrichsen (8:30-27th); Ron

Isaacson (10:45-27th)

Power Point Karen Hoar (6th) Steve Caron (13th, 28th) John Fritz (20th)

Food Pantry

Sanro and Carol Fink (6th)

Ryan and Carrie Cordie (13th)

Tom and Becky Malchow (27th)

Organists/Pianists

Sheri Scott (6th, 20th-6:30am, 27th)

Tammy Wahl (9th, 17th-12:00pm)

Helen Heuer (13th, 17th-7:00pm;

20th-8:30am)

Kathy Harmel (2nd, 23rd)

Offering Tellers

Judy and Joe Gelling, Charlotte

Kraemer (6th)

Sheila Kranzler, Jean Rahja, Evie

Witlock (13th)

Diane and Gary Kost, Tom and

Rosemary Eisenbeisz (20th)

Betty Beckler, Lori Krause (27th)

Welcome Desk

Gayle Fauth (8:30-13th)

Clayton Dykema (10:45-20th)

Luella Lambert (8:30-27th);

Charlotte Kraemer (10:45-27th)

Greeters

Wanda Emery (8:30-6th)

Sandra Brink (8:30-13th); Carl

Anderson (10:45-13th)

Darlene Dell (8:30-27th)

Scripture Readers

Lisa Anderson (10:45-20th)

Becky Malchow (8:30-27th)

April Support People PAGE 8

Caller: Sandra Brink

Someone that can to do some painting and body work on a church van. Leave a message at the church office (229-0846) if you are interested.

MISSION OF THE MONTH

The Mission of the Month offering is

received on the 2nd and 4th Sunday and Wednesday

with our “Noisy Offering” by passing the bread pans.

In March, $381.55 was donated to the Boy Scouts.

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April Serving Group — Joyful Noise Family

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NEW MEMBERSNEW MEMBERS

We welcomed the following new members on Wednesday, March 26 and on Sunday, March 30:

Joseph and Alicia Peterson Eric, Andrea, Kelby, Alexis, Isaac, and Brynlee Opland

Jennie Baus and Trevor Steen Ryan, Kelli, and Ava Haessig

Nathan Nash and Kelsee Ellenbecker Denise Brown

Building Up the Body of Christ

QUIET BAGS for CHILDREN

ATTENTION: Children, Parents, Grandparents, Guardians

We are always interested in improving the program and ministry of Good Shepherd! We would like feedback on any changes that would improve your QUIET BAGS! We welcome any suggestions you could give us, by contacting Rosemary Eisenbeisz (725-3566) or Judy Burgard (229-1102). There is also a card attached to each of the quiet bags where you can list any ideas that you’d like to see take place. THANK YOU for your input!

Home Communion Providers Needed

Home Communion providers are desperately needed. If you are able to help, please contact Betty Beckler at 229-4669 or 216-4670.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Income 2013 $33,178 $30,616 $41,457 $34,294 $34,370 $35,237 $36,091 $40,006 $39,029 $35,201 $38,854 $56,239

Income 2014 $31,952 $32,369 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

Budget 2014 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900 $38,900

FINANCIAL REPORTS PAGE 11

GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA)

1429 North Dakota Street

Aberdeen SD 57401

Phone: 605-229-0846

Fax: 605-225-7230

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.goodshepherdaberdeen.org

Non-Profit Organization

US Postage Paid

Permit # 300

Address Service Requested

Staff

Pastors-Tim Sersen, Liz Dieseth

Secretary-Barb Daberkow

Interim Pastoral Assistant-Charlotte Kraemer

Financial Secretaries-Ron and Carla Kaaz

Youth/Family Ministry Assistants-Sarah Black, Mallory

McDonald, Jonathan Miller, Charlie Sersen

Custodian-Todd Black

Music Coordinator–Nancy Ohnstad

Preschool Director/Teacher–Maggie Bruns

Organists/Pianists-Sheri Scott, Kathy Harmel,

Tammy Wahl, Helen Heuer

Choir Directors-Adult/Curt Eisenbeisz, Children’s

Choir/Rachel Hemke, Bells/Cheryl Ulmer

Accompanist– Adult and Children’s Choir/Monica

Jacobson, Heather Nelson

Who Do I Ask About

Good Shepherd Women-Sharon Bossert

Good Shepherd Men-Clay Dykema

Ushers/Communion Assistants– Randy White,

Bob and Deb Jensen

Reception Coordinators:

Funeral-Mona Kapfenstein, Deb Nerland

Wedding/Anniversary-Mary Ellen Lehr

Library -Dorothy Brown, Darlis Weiszhaar

Altar Guild - Sandy Cahoy

Executive Council

President-Jim Seeber

President Elect-

Treasurer-Dale Aman

Secretary-Angelia Schultz

Board Chairs

Properties-Greg Adolf

Life and Growth-Cherie Hellwig, Barb Gehrts

Evangelism-Phyllis Donat, Tom Eisenbeisz

Missions-Natalie Wiedrick

Stewardship-Gene Morsching

Worship-Diane Kost, Peggy Serfoss

Nominations-Debra Aman, Rosemary Eisenbeisz

Youth-Lori Tiede

Worship Schedule

September-May: Sunday 8:30am and 10:45am;

Wednesday 6:15pm (Sanctuary)

June-August: Sunday 8:30am and 10:00am;

Wednesday 6:15pm (Chapel)

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