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We will seek God’s will, share God’s love, and serve as Christ’s people. Christ Lutheran News June, 2019 ABC Advice to Fathers A – Always trust them to God’s care. B – Bring them to church. C – Challenge them to high goals. D – Delight in their achievements. E – Exalt the Lord in their presence. F – Frown on evil. G – Give them love. H – Hear their problems I – Ignore not their childish fears. J – Joyfully accept their apologies. K – Keep their confidence. L – Live a good example before them. M – Make them your friends. N – Never ignore their endless questions. O – Open your home to their visits. P – Pray for them by name. Q – Quicken your interest in their spirituality. R – Remember their needs. S – Show them the way of salvation. T – Teach them to work. U – Understand they are still young. V – Verify your statements. W – Wean them from bad company. X – Expect them to obey. Y – Yearn for God’s best for them. Z – Zealously guide them in Biblical truth.
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We will seek God’s will, share God’s love, and serve as Christ’s people.
Christ Lutheran News June, 2019
ABC Advice to Fathers
A – Always trust them to God’s care.
B – Bring them to church. C – Challenge them to high goals.
D – Delight in their achievements. E – Exalt the Lord in their presence.
F – Frown on evil. G – Give them love.
H – Hear their problems I – Ignore not their childish fears.
J – Joyfully accept their apologies. K – Keep their confidence.
L – Live a good example before them. M – Make them your friends.
N – Never ignore their endless questions. O – Open your home to their visits. P – Pray for them by name.
Q – Quicken your interest in their spirituality. R – Remember their needs.
S – Show them the way of salvation. T – Teach them to work.
U – Understand they are still young. V – Verify your statements.
W – Wean them from bad company. X – Expect them to obey.
Y – Yearn for God’s best for them. Z – Zealously guide them in Biblical truth.
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Jerry Moline, President Travis Stoel, Vice President
Kathy Behrends, Secretary Karen Frisk, Treasurer
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Inside this issue:
Pastor’s Column/Interim Process 4
Council Minutes 6
Financial Information 9
Men’s Coffee/Slayton Rehab 11
Calendar 12
WCLC / Ministerial Acts 14
VBS / Camperships 16
Birthdays / Anniversaries 18
Worship Assistants 20
Canews 22
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Prayer Requests
Call the church office at 507-836-8291, or e-mail with your prayer requests. If you would like a pastoral visit or be included in pastoral prayers during worship, please call the church office.
Address, Phone & Email Corrections
Christ Lutheran maintains a database of all members. If you have had any changes to your address, phone num-ber, marital status, etc. please contact Dawn with your name and the changes that need to be made.
If You Are Ill
Hospitals no longer notify churches when their members are admitted for care. While we feel these laws are im-portant to maintain your privacy, we would like to sup-port you with prayer and a visit. Please call the church office 836-8291 to keep us informed of your situation.
Church Office: 836-8291
Street Address: 2959 Queen Avenue, Slayton, MN 56172 E-mail: [email protected] Website: christinslayton.weebly.com Dawn Mouw, Office Manager Dale Lange, Custodian
Pastor Grant Fischer cell phone: 320-444-3517 E-mail: [email protected]
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This will be my last news article. One of the things I’ve learned over the last four years doing interim ministry is that I’m either coming to a new congre-gation or going to another. And you may have al-ready guessed it, I sometimes don’t know if I am coming or going. That being said, I want to thank the members of Christ Lutheran for your partner-ship in our shared ministry over the nine months that I have been with you. A pastor is only as good as is the cooperation and partnership between the pastor and members of a congregation. I think this is something every pastor and every congregation needs to remember.
Christ Lutheran is beginning a new journey, with a new pastor in July. What that will look like and what that will be is still unknown and unwritten. Yet one thing is certain, you have elected very dedicated and gifted leaders. This is essential for a thriving and a dynamic congregation. Your leaders are the back-bone of this faith community that moves the vision of the congregation forward. In the congregation’s de-sire to restructure and redefine the pastoral leader-ship position, this an essential component of a suc-cessful ministry, especially in a congregation this size. One pastor will not be able to cover all the bases all the time, or do all of the ministry all of the time. Thus, your cooperation and partnership is im-portant. I have said this before and I will say it again, the seven last words of any church is, “We’ve never done it that way before!” Those seven last words of the church need to be erased from use at Christ Lu-theran if vision for the congregation is to be take root and bloom.
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Thank you again for allowing Karen and I to live and work among you and for me to be your interim over these nine months. I have enjoyed being with you and have made many good memories which I will take into my next call. God bless you and your King-dom work.
Pastor Grant Fischer
A preacher died, and when he got to heaven, he saw a New York cab driver who had more riches than he did. He complained to an angel, “I don’t get it. I devoted my whole life to my congregation.”
The angel said, “We reward results. Did your con-gregation always pay attention when you gave a ser-mon?”
The preacher said, “Once in a while, someone fell asleep.”
The angel said, “Right. And when people rode in this guy’s taxi, they not only stayed awake, but they usu-ally prayed!”
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The meeting was called to order by President Moline. Those in attendance were: Laurel Nel-son, Theresa Nysetvold, Tim Lange, Jessica Doeden, Pastor Grant, Jerry Moline, Mary Ever-son, Matt Ackerman, Travis Stoel, Kathy Behrends, Jan Cu-perus and Dr. Plotz. Pastor Grant led us with devo-
tions. The agenda was accepted as pre-sented with one addition. M/S/P Travis/Laurel The secretary’s reports for the April 17 council meeting and the April 27 and 28 special Congregational meeting were presented. M/S/P to accept as presented. Theresa/Travis The April Treasurer’s report was reviewed. It was noted that the balance for April is listed as $6,726.16. The earlier $4,000 bor-rowed from the dedicated savings account is not factored into this, resulting in an actual balance of $2,726.16. A motion was made to approve the report for audit. M/S/P Travis/Mary
The Pastors report contained infor-mation regarding needed parson-age updates. Pastor Grant listed June 16th as his last Sunday for service. Other items listed include his contract stipulations, work which needs to be attended to and the requirements needed to meet voting membership requirements. Old Business: David Clarke has been appointed
to the Memorial Committee for a term of 4 years.
A letter from S.L.M. was reviewed, which requested additional do-nations. This was given to Mis-sion Outreach for their project.
New Business: New Members to transfer in and
out request were viewed. A mo-tion was made to approve this. M/S/P Mary/Jessica.
The next meeting is scheduled for June 12, 2019, beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Pastor Degner will begin serving our congregation on July 1, 2019, with plans of arriving at the parsonage one week earlier. President Moline reported that we will be responsible for mov-ing expenses. Jerry has ob-
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tained estimates from two com-panies for quotes for moving expenses.
Parsonage issues are described under the Board Reports
A farewell reception for Pastor Grant will be held after service on June 16th.
A welcome reception for Pastor Ben will be held after his Instal-lation Service. Tentatively scheduled for July 7th.
Dr. Poltz of the Memorial Commit-tee met with the board stating that he has received a request from the Suedbeck family to replace the pew cushions. They have committed to a monetary donation towards this project. A bid was received from Waggoner, Inc. for a cost of up to $16,475 to replace the pew cushions. A suggestion was made to develop an “Adopt a pew” fundraiser to cover this expense. Jerry and Travis will work on the development of this project.
Jan Cuperus met with the board to discuss Communion practices. There have been requests made to serve gluten free bread at communion services. It was suggested to purchase gluten free wafers/crackers with the announcement made during service that they will be placed in a basket in the front pews for
those choosing this option. Regarding the ballots used at the
congregational meeting vote, a motion was made for the Presi-dent to destroy these by shred-ding. M/S/P Travis/Tim
Board Reports Fellowship and Service: Served
at two funerals. Account bal-ance is $2,344.59
Mission Outreach: Reviewed the Cradle Roll process. Working on a service project at Ester’s Kitchen at Marshall on June 25 and July 23, 2019. They will need volunteers from 3 to 7 p.m. Workers are asked to bring along donated disposable con-tainers (i.e. cool whip).
Parish Ed: VBS will be held June 3 to 6, 2019. Shipwrecked is the theme this year.
Property: A bid was obtained for a new water softener system for the parsonage. The softener that is at the parsonage now has been rented and is between 24 to 35 years old. A motion was made to purchase a softener at the cost of $1500. M/S/P Kathy/Laurel Matt of the prop-erty committee also voiced the need for a backup sump pump system in the Church basement. When we experienced the past power outage, the increased water level was close to com-
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promising the geo thermal sys-tem. A motion was made to accept a bid from Slayton Plumbing for $552.42 for this back up system. M/S/P Laurel/Tim The committee continues to work on the concrete replace-ment project for the north side of the Church. Work on the fellow-ship hall floor will begin this Tuesday and Wednesday.
Stewardship: Working on the pur-chase of a tablet for a credit card reader, monitor screens for the narthex and possibly the fellowship hall, and solving the frustration in creating a more user friendly solution for special inserts to our worship power point presentations.
Worship and Evangelism: Heidi Winter has been secured to lead our worship services for the Weekends of June 23 and 30,
2019. Communion will not be served on those weekends. Our graduating Seniors will be rec-ognized on May 19th.
WCLC: A special coffee will be held after service on June 9th to honor fathers, with coffee and rolls to be served with gift bags given to the men. Nancy at-tended the Synodical Conven-tion in Marshall.
Youth: No report A motion was made to adjourn M/S/P Travis/Kathy The meeting was closed with the Lord’s Prayer. Respectfully submitted Kathy Behrends
Pastor Updates
We are excited to announce that Pastor Dale Degner has accepted the call as Pastor at Christ Lutheran Church. He will be moving to Slayton in late June and will begin on July 1st. Pastor Grant Fischer’s last Sunday will be June 16
th. Please plan to attend morning worship and a fare-
well time after services to thank him for his service to our congregation.
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On this page you will find a brief overview of Christ Lutheran’s finances. At the annual meet-ing, the congregation voted on the 2019 budget. The budgeted amount for general offerings
breaks down to $24,653.97 each month to cover our an-ticipated ministry expenses. 3% of your offerings each month will be sent to the Synod office to meet our Synod Mission Support goal.
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Additional Ways to Give to Christ Lutheran Church
GivePlus Text—507-481-1314
GivePlus Church App
You can find videos on our website to help with texting or the app. You will also find a link to give online or a form if you pre-fer to give through a monthly bank draft. Contact one of the Stewardship Committee or the office with questions.
Christinslayton.weebly.com/onlineautomatic-giving
Here’s a look at where we ended April:
Balance 3/31/19: $ (2,827.92) April Receipts: $ 28,623.47 April Expenses: $ (21,897.31) Net Savings Transfers (designated): $ (875.03) Ending Balance 4/30/19: $ 3,023.21
Synod Benevolence Paid in April: $ 1,000.00
Borrowed from Savings in 2019: $ 5,000.00
May Average Worship Attendance: Saturday - 44; Sunday - 164
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April Offering: $ 22,737.39
May Offering: $ 18,534.66
Monthly Offering Goal: $ 24,653.97
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Volunteers Wanted to help make quilts
All quilts made are donated to various mission projects.
The quilters generally meet the 4th Monday and Tuesday of each month from
1:00 until about 3:30. There’s always a time of coffee, treats
and fellowship.
The only experience needed is the ability to tie a knot!
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Men’s Appreciation Coffee Sunday, June 9
following worship
All Men (and their families) are invited for coffee (and homemade cinnamon
rolls) in their honor
Slayton Rehabilitation Closing
Slayton Rehabilitation has received word that they will be closing on July 19. They are currently in the process of relocating their residents. What can you do? One thing that everyone everywhere should do is to write to our congress/senate about the funding for our elderly especially in rural communities. There will be more clo-sures of this type and more people to place with even less beds for them to go to. This is becoming a huge concern. Here are the addresses: Representative Joe Schomacker, 209 State Office Building, St Paul, MN 55155, [email protected]; Senator Bill Weber, 95 University Ave W, Minnesota Senate Bldg, Rm 2109, St Paul, MN 55155, sen.bill.weber @senate.mn. Not sure what to write? Contact the church office for ideas.
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Our Mission: To mobilize women to act boldly on
their faith in Jesus Christ.
June Visitation/Bingo: Peace Circle
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Ongoing Ministry Projects:
Yarn & Yak—Saturday, June 1 at 9:00
am in the Chapel Lounge
Quilting—Monday, June 24 and Tues-
day, June 25 at 1:00 pm
Peace Circle
Wednesday, June 12 at 9:00 am Bible Study: Mary Mesner
Hostess: Deb Staples
Love Circle Monday, June 10 at 7:00 pm
Bible Study: Lila Anderson
Hostess: Karen Tommeraasen
Quilting Monday, June 24 at 1:00 pm
Tuesday, June 25 at 1:00 pm
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Prayer Concerns
Bernice Crompton, Roger Busswitz, Karen Burch, Jon Hoyme, Carl Schreier, Donna Lee, Darlene Meyer, Mary Baune, Charles Nel-son, John Henning, Chuck Haugen, Barb Weinrebe and Gladys Knapper.
Continue to remember in prayer ~ Those dealing with cancer and other long-term illnesses.
Members who are shut-in
Service men and women
Those who mourn the loss of loved ones
Deaths~ Floyd Schadt—passed away May 7
Funeral held May 11
Eldon Nelson—passed away May 12
Funeral held May 16
Baptisms~ Elsie Rose T—May 12 Daughter of Troy & Kim T
Baylor Steven S—May 19 Son of Jacob & Lindey S
Ministerial Acts
Pray more, worry less, laugh more,
stress less, hug more, hurry less.
~Darlene Schacht
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Camperships Available
Again this year, the Endowment & Fellowship & Service Committees will be offering Camperships for Christ Lu-theran members that attend Shetek Lutheran Ministries. Camperships are $200 for weeklong or specialty camps and $50 for mini-camps. Forms are on the church website under Youth/Bible Camp or on the Shetek Lutheran Minis-tries bulletin board at church across from the Chapel Lounge.
Is this your child’s first time to summer camp? The Me-morial Committee has scholarships available for first time campers from Christ Lutheran who attend a program at Shetek Lutheran Ministries. These scholarships are in addi-tion to the scholarships given by the Endowment and Fel-lowship and Service Committees. For a first time camper to attend a week of camp, the Memorial Committee will pro-vide an additional $100 scholarship and for a mini-week at camp, an additional $40 scholarship. These scholarships are provided by the Grieme family in memory of Shar and we are grateful for their gift.
Radio Broadcast Ministry
June 16, 23 and 30 are still available. Checks ($65) can be made out to Christ Lutheran with “Radio Broadcast” in the memo or you can pay online by visiting our website.
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17 Lorie Kruse Blake Schmahl Owen Wittrock LaVonne Goering 18 Cornelius Smit 19 Brenda Boese LeRoy Johnson Lisa Johnson Camdyn Kluis Lacey Rachuy 20 MacKenzie Reith 21 Nancy Boerboom 22 Barbara Hill Tom Klein Jeremy Steinle 23 Judy Schreier McKaden Danneman 24 Weston Hill Rebecca Holmes Harold Nelson 25 Kyle Cochran Tyler Groves Jordyn Larson Jim Gillette Michael Johnson 26 Gary Busse Kati Bobeldyk Andy Anderson Ashlee Bonnstetter 27 Karen Julius Mitchell Larson Marilyn Robillard Amy Jo VanEck 28 Luke Schryvers Tyler Wasberg Karlie Schuur Konnor Rakowski 29 Wayne Estum Emma Schuur Dennis Doeden 30 Brielle Haken
1 John Swart Sheldon Dean 2 Jayson Estum Keith Rossow Shannon Leysen Karissa Hurd Nathan Malchow 3 Jeremy Johnson Judy Lange Chyanne Crowley Mary Engbarth 4 Riley Boese Faith Bose Henry Hamilton 5 Susan Isder DeeDee Telkamp 6 Avalon Paulson 8 Noah Boerboom Nichole Boese Cari Schreier Axel Lindberg Jack Zens 9 Bridget Prahm Richard Peterson Dean Schreier LeAnn Van Meveren Briana Gertsema 10 Steve Telkamp 11 Patricia Cabinboy Austin Steinle Brenner Schryvers 12 Brian Hanson Donna Knapp Brennly Plotz Vance Thooft 13 Colton Fransen 14 Jim L Johnson 15 Megan Doeden Jaida Carlson Rylan Behnke 16 Hilda Grieme Steve Haugen Travis Skindelien Wendy Danneman 19
Please contact the office if you notice a mistake or omission on the Birthday or Anniversary lists. Thanks for your help!
3 Dave & Judy LaBoda (1989) 4 Larry & Debbie Meyer (1977) 5 Clifford & Nancy Olson (1971) 8 Jon & Ruth Hoyme (1969) Dustin & Ashlee Sykora (2013) 9 Heath & Angela Landsman (2001) Del & Sheri Hoefker (1966) 16 Dale & Linda Nelson (1979) Brad & Pam Hovdet (1984) 17 Ed & Vicki Hoffmann (1972) Jim & Joan Kluis (1967) 19 Travis & Randi Stoel (2004) 22 Eric & Sarah Dahlgren (1991) 23 Craig & Dawn Christensen (1990) Craig & Kelly Gillette (1995) 25 Luke & Brittany Schneider (2005) 26 Steven & Vicki Hansen (1971) Craig & Amy Gertsema (1993) Joshua & Ashley Bonnstetter (2010) Jason & Mandy Carlson (2004) Patrick & Colleen Freeman (2015) 27 Christina & Vernon Walker (2009) 28 Mylan & Terry Larson (1975) 30 James & Connie Berglund (1984)
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Bread Bakers: Karen Julius, Linda Wing DVD to City Hall: Karen Torbert
Acolytes Lector Greeters Communion Usher Door Keeper Video Power Point
Sat 6/1 Al Husfeldt Nicki Platt Keith & Linda Rossow Jan Cuperus
5:15 PM Marshal Isder
Sun 6/2 Victoria Pierson Travis Pierson Daisy Pierson Jack Pierson Mike & Deb Scheier Taylor Larson Neal Everson Leon Kruse
9:00 AM Kyle Cheskie Doug Pierson Travis Pierson Erin Klein
Sat 6/8 Luke Schneider Luke & Brittany Schneider Terry & Natalie Schmidt Morgan Winter
5:15 PM
Sun 6/9 Savanna Boerboom Kathy Wurpts Cal & Kathy Travis & Randi Stoel Alyse Nelson Linda Nelson Lauren Stoel
9:00 AM Wurpts Logan Stoel
Sat 6/15 Marshal Isder Cassidy Paulzine Chuck & Abe Paulzine Carli Moline
5:15 PM Marshal Isder
Sun 6/16 Dylan Doeden Kris Rohrer Kris & Elise Linda Wing Rob & Grant Rohrer Erica Doeden Leon Kruse Emily Rohrer
9:00 AM Rohrer Karen Tommeraasen Erynn Rohrer
Sat 6/22 Linda Thovson Luke & Brittany Scheider Dean & Sue Streff Katie Gillette
5:15 PM
Sun 6/23 Riley Boese Dave VanMeveren Marcy Wittrock Dave & LeAnn VanMeveren Beckett Stelter Tim Lange Drew Wittock
9:00 AM Twilla Sellman Caleb Rosenbrook
Sat 6/29 Kathy Behrends Kathy Behrends Jim & Joan Kluis Jan Cuperus
5:15 PM Marshal Isder
Sun 6/30 Connor DeGreeff Karen Torbert Marilyn Robillard Clayton & Karen Torbert Peyton DeGreeff Arlyn Stokesbary Karissa Hurd
9:00 AM Jean Sagmoe Owen Moline
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Thank you to everyone who is helping during worship services at Christ Lutheran Church this month. If you cannot fulfill your ministry responsibilities, please find your own substitute and let the office know of your replacement. Thank you!!!
Acolytes Lector Greeters Communion Usher Door Keeper Video Power Point
Sat 6/1 Al Husfeldt Nicki Platt Keith & Linda Rossow Jan Cuperus
5:15 PM Marshal Isder
Sun 6/2 Victoria Pierson Travis Pierson Daisy Pierson Jack Pierson Mike & Deb Scheier Taylor Larson Neal Everson Leon Kruse
9:00 AM Kyle Cheskie Doug Pierson Travis Pierson Erin Klein
Sat 6/8 Luke Schneider Luke & Brittany Schneider Terry & Natalie Schmidt Morgan Winter
5:15 PM
Sun 6/9 Savanna Boerboom Kathy Wurpts Cal & Kathy Travis & Randi Stoel Alyse Nelson Linda Nelson Lauren Stoel
9:00 AM Wurpts Logan Stoel
Sat 6/15 Marshal Isder Cassidy Paulzine Chuck & Abe Paulzine Carli Moline
5:15 PM Marshal Isder
Sun 6/16 Dylan Doeden Kris Rohrer Kris & Elise Linda Wing Rob & Grant Rohrer Erica Doeden Leon Kruse Emily Rohrer
9:00 AM Rohrer Karen Tommeraasen Erynn Rohrer
Sat 6/22 Linda Thovson Luke & Brittany Scheider Dean & Sue Streff Katie Gillette
5:15 PM
Sun 6/23 Riley Boese Dave VanMeveren Marcy Wittrock Dave & LeAnn VanMeveren Beckett Stelter Tim Lange Drew Wittock
9:00 AM Twilla Sellman Caleb Rosenbrook
Sat 6/29 Kathy Behrends Kathy Behrends Jim & Joan Kluis Jan Cuperus
5:15 PM Marshal Isder
Sun 6/30 Connor DeGreeff Karen Torbert Marilyn Robillard Clayton & Karen Torbert Peyton DeGreeff Arlyn Stokesbary Karissa Hurd
9:00 AM Jean Sagmoe Owen Moline
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Father's Day Prayer Joanna Fuchs
Lord, please bless our fathers,
these men who mean so much to us, who are greatly responsible
for who we are and who we are becoming. Bless them for having the courage
to do what's necessary to keep us out of trouble, for making us do the right thing,
for helping us build our character, even when it makes us angry;
and bless them for pushing us to do our best, even when they just want to love us.
Bless our fathers for being our protectors, for leading us through stormy times to safety,
for making us believe that everything will be all right and for making it so.
Bless our fathers for quietly making a living to provide for those they love most, for giving us food, clothing, shelter
and the other material things that really matter, for unselfishly investing time and money in us
that they could have spent on themselves. Bless our fathers, Lord,
for saving some energy for fun, for leading us on adventures
to explore the outer reaches of ourselves, for making us laugh,
for being our playmates and our friends. Bless them for being our secure foundation, our rock, for holding on tight to us...until it's time to let us go.
Lord, bless these men we look up to, our role models, our heroes,
our fathers. In Jesus' name we pray, Amen.
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14 Keeley Island Dr
Slayton, MN 56172
507-763-3567
www.shetek.org
Mark Your Calendar
May 27-June 7—Staff Training
June 9—First Day of Camp
June 15—Fun in the Sun with Water Bugs
June 17—Golf Fundraiser
June 21-23—Family weekend
June 21—Quilt Auction Preview
June 22—Quilt Auction
June 22—5K Pelican Walk/Run
June 30—Little Sprouts Garden Class
July 16—Donor Picnic
July 20—Summer Toddlers & Trees
For more information go to Shetek.org or
Call 507-763-3567
June 2019
Shetek Lutheran Ministries Where Christ Renews and Empowers
Help send Kids to
Camp…Become a
Pelican/Timber
member today.
For more info. Call
507-763-3567 or
check out our web-
site at
www.shetek.org
Save the Date… Shetek Lutheran Ministries 33rd Annual Quilt Auction
June 22ND 10:30 am
Held in the SLM Activity Center
For more information Call 507-763-3567 or check out www.shetek.org
Rejoice in the hope of the glory of God. ~Romans 5:2
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