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Those students being recognized are as follows: “A” Honor Roll Sixth Grade: Mason Beland, Olivia DeMaris, Maxwell Merten, Olivia Putz, Madelynn Rosenberg, Gavin Squier, Colton Wynia and Keagen Zacharias Seventh Grade: Joseph Cle- venger, Ava Falk, Derek Hemann, Lindsay Kruse and Lila Powers Eighth Grade: Kaylee Hor- gen, Josie Juhl, Tyson Kline, Tegan McHugo, Mariah Michels, Abbey Muller, Amelia Porisch, Jayce Schwiesow, Aubrey Sher- rard, Bree Tabbert, Sophia Ur- batsch and Gus Walk Ninth Grade: Kinsey Ander- son, Maxwell Beland, Courtney Beyer, Natalie Bork, Hannah Cle- venger, Matthew Easley, Aspen Falk, Emma Hall, Cora Heeter, Josie Jahr, Morgan King, Kyndall Koster, Alex Lenz, Caleb Levan, Drew Powers, Gianna Ramsay and Carley Tiburcio Jusino 10th Grade: Owen Bartz, Ryan Hackbart, Cole Hansen, Jessica Horgen, Maci Juenger, Mallory Juhl, Brenna R. Kruse, Mikhail Meyer, Madilynn Schmidt, Addison Tabbert, Sam Vervaecke, Sarah Wagner, Khari Young and Lucy Young 11th Grade: Matthew Hall, Eli Heeter, Abby Hemann, Emma Hicken, Adrianna Kruse, Brianna Minnis, Haley Peterson, Jex Schutjer, Kennedy Schwiesow, Emma Soltau, Ellie Wagner and Jaci Woods 12th Grade: Hali Anderson, Kira Baldus, Bailey Beyer, Jaidyn Beyer, Kirsten Boerjan, Lauren Bork, Ella Brown, Tianna Charl- son, Ryan Cole, Joel Gonnerman, Brooklyn Hackbart, Taylor Hanna, Justin Horgen, Blayne Koster, Tori Kulow, Julia May, Olivia Mayer, Noah Michels, Derek Peterson, Braden Powers, Morgan Tufte, Gracie Urbatsch, Taylor Vervaecke and Leah Wag- ner “B” Honor Roll Sixth Grade: Jenna Beyer, Griffin Brumm, Haley Dieterich, Layne Funderburgh, Griffin Hau- gen, Aubree Kofoot, Lane Mayer, Rae-Lynn Meitner, Paulina Porisch, Beatrice Retterath, Zade Schell, Brayli Sherrard, Hudson Sparrow, Carter Thurmes and Jadon Whalen Seventh Grade: Andie Baker, Nora Brown, Chelsea Brumm, Jevin Dammen, Hale Dieterich, Alexis Frein, Braden Halvorson, Lanie Hanna, Chloe Hemann, Trace Huisman, Maci Mayer, Mackenzie Mayer, Ivory Meyer, Korben Michels, Aleena Nelson, Dylan Nuvez-Rodriguez, Aun- draya Paulson, Addison Rosen- berg, Sophia Squire, Kianna Turley and Raegan Weber Eighth Grade: Lucas Bent- tine, Kolten Buntrock, Drew Carlson, Dylan Hansen, Madison Herres, Lylah Knowlton, Eline Merten, Elizabeth Neuman, Mackenzie Offen, Kenzie Peter- son, Megan Salz and Brylee Wynia Ninth Grade: Isabelle Brumm, Hally Esdohr, Shayli Giles, Lia Halfman, Kaelee Hicken, Olivia Huisman, Connor King, Mia Klaes, Christian Michels, Tyke Remster, Carsen Sparrow, Christopher Sprandel- Smalley and Avah Springer 10th Grade: Ethan Brown, Kloey Dowse, Madison Hillman, Leah Jorgensen, Will Knowlton, Katie Mayer, Tate Mayer, Evelyn Merten, Leah Merten, Elizabeth Muller, Drew Offen, Jason Soltero and Zoey Walling 11th Grade: Cade Beyer, Joseph Beyer, Trystan Bistline, Carina Blake, Kate Brumm, Nathan Brumm, Griffin Carlson, Katelyn Gerk, Reece Gilroy, Erick Gonzalez, Bradley Hacken- miller, Annika Hemann, Kasey Hemann, McCabe Hendrickson, Whitney Huisman, Lorne Isler, Jesse Kruse, Maxim Meyer, Dylan Patterson and Logan Rysavy 12th Grade: Jacienah Amoloja, Meaghann Davis, Megan Gooder, Alexander Hansen, Taylor Hillman, Grace Jahr, Gage Moorehead, Brody Patterson, Jenna Petersen, Olivia Pierce, Carter Salz, Lexey Tindall and Collin Ubben St. Ansgar first semester honor rolls announced CHECK OUT OUR INVENTORY TODAY! 641-423-1393 GUARANTEED FINANCING APPROVALS NO PAYMENTS UP TO 90 DAYS OAC GOT A JOB? 4APPROVED GOT A BANK ACCOUNT OR PHONE BILL? 4APPROVED WE GOT YOUR BACK! 4YOU’RE APPROVED WE BUY CARS & TRUCKS! “Our hearts were changed,” she said of their experience, “and we have dedicated our lives to helping others find freedom.” Todd has experience from working as an assistant leader at Life Church in Osage for three years, as the church was revital- ized. Before that, they lived in Cresco, working at the mission. While in Osage, they found a group of like-minded people among the congregation. The group looked for its own place to worship and found a home in the former Free Methodist Church building at 511 Woodland Av- enue in Riceville, which had most recently been a Mennonite Church. The church held its first serv- ices at the beginning of January, with members from Elma, Charles City, Riceville, Osage and LeRoy. “It was originally 12 people praying, and their prayers were answered,” Todd said. “It’s been a blessing,” Shan- non added. “We don’t want a spectator church,” he added. “We want people involved, to be part of the family. We enjoy worshiping and getting to know the people out here.” They have been working on remodeling the basement, so there is an area for children, and Schaeffers are putting their money where their mouths are, as their son, John Luke, attends the church’s children’s program. “We’ve met wonderful people in northeast Iowa,” he said. “We have friends from Waukon, Dec- orah, Cresco, Floyd, St. Ansgar . . . all the towns.” The name of the new church came from Shannon. “It’s for people who are struggling,” she explained. “Living Truth de- scribes who we follow and how we try to follow. The Bible says Jesus is the Truth, and we are try- ing to live our lives in truth. We’re living in the truth of God’s word – it’s something we have to continue.” “One lady came who grew up in the church to see what we are doing,” Todd said. “We hope the word gets out that something is going on, and people will come see us. “And I promise not to speak longer than three hours!” he joked. In the coming weeks and months, Schaeffers hope to reach out to the community, meet the people who live and work in Riceville and get to know resi- dents. “We’re used to very inti- mate contact,” Shannon said. “We’re not afraid to talk about the times we’re living in and help people sort out what is happen- ing. We want to offer help through prayer in uncertain times.” “I think we’re at a very unique time in history,” Todd added. “We’re welcoming anyone who’s curious and encourage people who are in search and want to get involved, hear testimonies from people who were delivered from drugs and alcohol. Whether it’s in person or over the phone, we’re willing to help in whatever way we can. “We want to experience and meet the needs of our commu- nity,” he added. “Deliverance, freedom and discipleship – I think those things are what years of ministry have taught me.” Living Truth Ministries meets for Sunday school and church services at 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings. Anyone wishing to learn more about the church can contact Todd at 870-219-4461 or can talk to Dianna Nicolai. Living Truth Ministries serving Riceville area – Continued from Page 1
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Page 10 - Monitor Recorder COMMUNITY Thursday, January 28, 2021
Public Notice
Published in the Monitor Recorder Jan. 28, 2021
ST. ANSGAR - Students from St. Ansgar Schools named to the “A” and “B” Honor Rolls for the first semester of the 2020-2021 school year have been an-nounced. Those students being recognized are as follows:
“A” Honor Roll Sixth Grade: Mason Beland,
Olivia DeMaris, Maxwell Merten, Olivia Putz, Madelynn Rosenberg, Gavin Squier, Colton Wynia and Keagen Zacharias
Seventh Grade: Joseph Cle-venger, Ava Falk, Derek Hemann, Lindsay Kruse and Lila Powers
Eighth Grade: Kaylee Hor-gen, Josie Juhl, Tyson Kline, Tegan McHugo, Mariah Michels, Abbey Muller, Amelia Porisch, Jayce Schwiesow, Aubrey Sher-rard, Bree Tabbert, Sophia Ur-batsch and Gus Walk
Ninth Grade: Kinsey Ander-son, Maxwell Beland, Courtney Beyer, Natalie Bork, Hannah Cle-venger, Matthew Easley, Aspen Falk, Emma Hall, Cora Heeter, Josie Jahr, Morgan King, Kyndall Koster, Alex Lenz, Caleb Levan, Drew Powers, Gianna Ramsay and Carley Tiburcio Jusino
10th Grade: Owen Bartz, Ryan Hackbart, Cole Hansen, Jessica Horgen, Maci Juenger, Mallory Juhl, Brenna R. Kruse, Mikhail Meyer, Madilynn Schmidt, Addison Tabbert, Sam Vervaecke, Sarah Wagner, Khari Young and Lucy Young
11th Grade: Matthew Hall, Eli Heeter, Abby Hemann, Emma
Hicken, Adrianna Kruse, Brianna Minnis, Haley Peterson, Jex Schutjer, Kennedy Schwiesow, Emma Soltau, Ellie Wagner and Jaci Woods
12th Grade: Hali Anderson, Kira Baldus, Bailey Beyer, Jaidyn Beyer, Kirsten Boerjan, Lauren Bork, Ella Brown, Tianna Charl-son, Ryan Cole, Joel Gonnerman, Brooklyn Hackbart, Taylor Hanna, Justin Horgen, Blayne Koster, Tori Kulow, Julia May, Olivia Mayer, Noah Michels, Derek Peterson, Braden Powers, Morgan Tufte, Gracie Urbatsch, Taylor Vervaecke and Leah Wag-ner
“B” Honor Roll Sixth Grade: Jenna Beyer,
Griffin Brumm, Haley Dieterich, Layne Funderburgh, Griffin Hau-gen, Aubree Kofoot, Lane Mayer, Rae-Lynn Meitner, Paulina Porisch, Beatrice Retterath, Zade Schell, Brayli Sherrard, Hudson Sparrow, Carter Thurmes and Jadon Whalen
Seventh Grade: Andie Baker, Nora Brown, Chelsea Brumm, Jevin Dammen, Hale Dieterich, Alexis Frein, Braden Halvorson, Lanie Hanna, Chloe Hemann, Trace Huisman, Maci Mayer, Mackenzie Mayer, Ivory Meyer, Korben Michels, Aleena Nelson, Dylan Nuvez-Rodriguez, Aun-draya Paulson, Addison Rosen-berg, Sophia Squire, Kianna Turley and Raegan Weber
Eighth Grade: Lucas Bent-tine, Kolten Buntrock, Drew
Carlson, Dylan Hansen, Madison Herres, Lylah Knowlton, Eline Merten, Elizabeth Neuman, Mackenzie Offen, Kenzie Peter-son, Megan Salz and Brylee Wynia
Ninth Grade: Isabelle Brumm, Hally Esdohr, Shayli Giles, Lia Halfman, Kaelee Hicken, Olivia Huisman, Connor King, Mia Klaes, Christian Michels, Tyke Remster, Carsen Sparrow, Christopher Sprandel-Smalley and Avah Springer
10th Grade: Ethan Brown, Kloey Dowse, Madison Hillman, Leah Jorgensen, Will Knowlton, Katie Mayer, Tate Mayer, Evelyn Merten, Leah Merten, Elizabeth Muller, Drew Offen, Jason Soltero and Zoey Walling
11th Grade: Cade Beyer, Joseph Beyer, Trystan Bistline, Carina Blake, Kate Brumm, Nathan Brumm, Griffin Carlson, Katelyn Gerk, Reece Gilroy, Erick Gonzalez, Bradley Hacken-miller, Annika Hemann, Kasey Hemann, McCabe Hendrickson, Whitney Huisman, Lorne Isler, Jesse Kruse, Maxim Meyer, Dylan Patterson and Logan Rysavy
12th Grade: Jacienah Amoloja, Meaghann Davis, Megan Gooder, Alexander Hansen, Taylor Hillman, Grace Jahr, Gage Moorehead, Brody Patterson, Jenna Petersen, Olivia Pierce, Carter Salz, Lexey Tindall and Collin Ubben
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“Our hearts were changed,” she said of their experience, “and we have dedicated our lives to helping others find freedom.”
Todd has experience from working as an assistant leader at Life Church in Osage for three years, as the church was revital-ized. Before that, they lived in Cresco, working at the mission.
While in Osage, they found a group of like-minded people among the congregation. The group looked for its own place to worship and found a home in the former Free Methodist Church building at 511 Woodland Av-enue in Riceville, which had most recently been a Mennonite Church.
The church held its first serv-ices at the beginning of January, with members from Elma, Charles City, Riceville, Osage and LeRoy. “It was originally 12 people praying, and their prayers were answered,” Todd said.
“It’s been a blessing,” Shan-non added.
“We don’t want a spectator church,” he added. “We want people involved, to be part of the family. We enjoy worshiping and getting to know the people out here.”
They have been working on remodeling the basement, so there is an area for children, and Schaeffers are putting their money where their mouths are, as their son, John Luke, attends the church’s children’s program.
“We’ve met wonderful people in northeast Iowa,” he said. “We have friends from Waukon, Dec-orah, Cresco, Floyd, St. Ansgar . . . all the towns.”
The name of the new church
came from Shannon. “It’s for people who are struggling,” she explained. “Living Truth de-scribes who we follow and how we try to follow. The Bible says Jesus is the Truth, and we are try-ing to live our lives in truth. We’re living in the truth of God’s word – it’s something we have to continue.”
“One lady came who grew up in the church to see what we are doing,” Todd said. “We hope the word gets out that something is going on, and people will come see us.
“And I promise not to speak longer than three hours!” he joked.
In the coming weeks and months, Schaeffers hope to reach out to the community, meet the people who live and work in Riceville and get to know resi-dents. “We’re used to very inti-mate contact,” Shannon said. “We’re not afraid to talk about the times we’re living in and help people sort out what is happen-ing. We want to offer help through prayer in uncertain times.”
“I think we’re at a very unique time in history,” Todd added. “We’re welcoming anyone who’s curious and encourage people who are in search and want to get involved, hear testimonies from people who were delivered from drugs and alcohol. Whether it’s in person or over the phone, we’re willing to help in whatever way we can.
“We want to experience and meet the needs of our commu-nity,” he added. “Deliverance, freedom and discipleship – I think those things are what years of ministry have taught me.”
Living Truth Ministries meets for Sunday school and church services at 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings. Anyone wishing to learn more about the church can contact Todd at 870-219-4461 or can talk to Dianna Nicolai.
Living Truth Ministries serving Riceville area– Continued from Page 1
