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THE RECORD May 2018 VOLUME 57

Did that title catch your eye? We think of Merry Christmas but what about Easter? Shouldn’t Easter be a celebration of even greater JOY and EXCITEMENT than Christmas? For without Easter doesn’t Christmas lose its specialness? Lots of questions for you to consider. Yes, the event of Christ’s birth into this world is to be celebrated. But, what we celebrate is why He came. He came to this world to save us from our sins. He came to live the perfect life that we never would be able to. He came to suffer the punishment and death that we deserved. So yes, Easter should be celebrated even more than Christmas. Easter and the resurrection of Jesus from the dead changes EVERYTHING! No longer do sin, death, and the devil need to cause us fear and anxiety. Jesus has defeated all three by His sacrificial death to pay the price of ALL our sins and His glorious resurrection to conquer eternal death and damnation. The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is an awesome miracle that will never be exceeded or topped in its greatness. However, there are two awesome miracles that Jesus resurrection makes possible for our lives

1. Our sins are forgiven – ALL of them! 2. The gates of heaven have been opened for us: ETERNAL LIFE with GOD!

So Merry Easter! Joyous Easter! Blessed Easter! Because He is risen we have “New life in Christ Everyday”! He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! Alleluia! DCE Mark Noennig

“Merry Easter”?

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Greetings,

On the route between my motel and the Church I drive by and cross the river. I have driven over the river many times and each time I do, I notice the crooks and bends, the river bank and the shrubs and trees growing along the edge. What I see is a river that is the same all the time. Nothing changes.

So it is in the Church. When we are part of the Church, especially our Church we believe and with a good amount of certainty that it will be the same every time we come here. The building will still be the same, the parking lot and surrounding terrain will be recognizable. As we participate in our Church we can be reasonably sure that our experiences will not be too far out of the ordinary, i.e. the order in which we do things will be recognizable, we perceive that the events of the day will unfold according to the sequence that are necessary for the flow of what is going on at a given function. This is especially true when we come to the Church for a time of worship, things should happen as they do so we can participate and be fed the Word and thus grow in our faith in Christ and in relationship with one another to include those who are both new and old to our Church. It is reasonable for us to consider our Church and expect that nothing changes.

This morning (April 18) as I drove from the motel to the Church as I came to the section of the river in the low area by the VA Hospital the river was expanding precariously close to the edge of the road. In fact if we were to experience a sudden warm spell and the snow melted in short order the river easily could overtake the road and flood it. This got me to thinking although I have observed the river many times and the river itself shows me a new and different river every time I pass by. Everything changes!

So it is with the Church. In the short time I have been with you fine folks at Our Redeemer I have learned that your Church has been blessed with a reasonable consistency for several years (nothing changes). Pastor Noennig became the constancy through whom the staff of the congregation, the various elected and auxiliary boards, committees, and groups operated. At the same time I have learned that there was a great deal of flux in the operation of the Church. Over the years you have been blessed with having been served by several DCEs, called pastors, retired pastors, office personal to say nothing of the fine folks who have been elected or volunteered in the operation of Our Redeemer. In this respect, although pretty much unseen, everything changes. Pastor Noennig, to the heartbreak of everyone in this Church, retired last year. As much as you would like to see happen there will never be another Pastor Bruce Noennig. Everything changes!

Over the course of time the leaders of Our Redeemer have come to the decision to reach out through President Fondow for help in your time of the ebb and flow (like the river) of transition who in turn contacted me. By invitation I met with some of the leaders then with as many members of Our Redeemer as were able to come for an open forum, finally by a decision through you yourselves, you asked me to come and work with you as an Interim/vacancy pastor until such time as you are blessed with a regular called pastor for the long term. I am honored and privileged to work among you and help in ways I can during this exciting and uncertain time. As you observe, interact, and learn I pray that you will come to understand that like in the river, so also in Our Redeemer, nothing changes / everything changes. In this respect I hope that my time with you will be as exiting and peaceful as our dear Lord has put His Church on earth to be.

When I am here at the Church, every Tues. and Wed. of course Sundays, I want you to know that my door is open and I look forward to getting to meet and know you.

Blessings, Pastor Rehborg

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DCE Mark Noennig

Bring it home This Fall there will be a new opportunity for families to get into reading the Bible. Our Minnesota North District has an exciting new program called “Bring It Home”. This program is designed to give families an opportunity to read five “Great Stories of the Bible” each week at home.

You can sign up for this program by clicking on the “Bring It Home” icon on the MN North website. The website is: www.mnnlcms.org.

Then you can read five stories a week from the Bible in your Bible at home or by purchasing one of the following Bible Story book.

For younger children “The Story Bible” (a $30 value which will cost you just $10)

For older children “Know the Bible Now” (a $20 value which will cost you just $8)

We plan to purchase a number of these books to have available here at Our Redeemer for you to purchase. For more information talk to DCE Emily or DCE Mark. humor A fisherman had two sons named Toward and Away. Every day he would go fishing and return late at night, always talking about the giant fish he had almost caught. One day he took Toward & Away fishing with him. That night he returned home more excited than ever. “Sally,” he yelled to his wife, “you should have seen the fish I saw today. A tremendous gray fish, ten feet long with horns and fur all over its back. It had legs like a caterpillar. It came crawling out of the water, snatched our son Toward, and swallowed him in one gulp!” “Good gracious!” exclaimed his wife. “That’s horrible!” “Oh, that was nothing,” said her husband. “You should have seen the one that got Away!”

Servant event On Saturday, May 5th beginning in the morning the Board of Servant Ministry is sponsoring a “stain the fence” event at the Gladys Ray Shelter 1519 1st Ave S in Fargo. For more information on this event please contact Becky Schmitz. Summer WorShip hourS For college students that are here over the summer months just a reminder that our worship hours change over the summer. Beginning Sunday, May 27th, we will have one worship service only on Sundays at 9:00 AM followed by Bible class at 10:15 AM.

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She had nurtured us before our birth Long before we were born here on earth. As infants, we were not yet aware Of her sacrifices and tender care. Through our childhood and our adolescence We experienced her ever-loving presence. She attended to our physical needs In spite of our rebellious deeds. She brought us up in fear of the Lord Instilling in us a love for His Word And in a gentle but very firm way Guided our footsteps toward Him each day. Through sickness she nursed us back to health Giving no thought to comfort or wealth. Through inconvenience and self-denial She helped us to weather many a trial.

As we reflect on memories so fond Of the mothers who since have gone beyond, Let us thank our Lord that by His grace In heaven, they now have a special place. God grant that every sister and brother Who are still fortunate to have their mother, May respect and honor her every day Not only on a special day in May.

Happy Mother’s Day! Sunday, May 13th!

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June/July Newsletter Articles Due May 17th!

Pastoral Acts

Funerals

None

Membership Changes

Address Changes

Mae Matson 3102 S Univ Dr #308

Fargo ND 58103

Hannah Wold 850 44th Ave S #207

Moorhead MN 56560

Tom Miller [email protected]

Transfer Out

Evon Dewald Transfer to: King of Kings Lutheran

Roseville, MN

Lennox Lee Cox

April 8th 2018

Parents: Cody & Samantha (Ohland) Cox

Sponsors: Ethan Ohland Lance & Kenna Cox

Grayson Brian Bunge

April 8th 2018

Parents: Christopher & Keah (Nelson) Bunge

Sponsors: Shelley Sannes Cheri Meyer

Reuben Matthew Schmitz April 8th 2018

Parent: Chelsey Schmitz

Sponsors: Jaymes & Lindsey Hayes

mailto:[email protected]

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Message from the Board We are happy to announce the CCC has an Administration Coordinator! The Administration Coordinator will have many of the same functions as our previous assistant director role. Shane Richau began his role as administration coordinator on April 10th. He will also continue to be a guiding hand in his previous role as Pre-k Lead teacher until most of his children transition to the school age program the first of June. Through an extensive interview process, Shane proved his previous knowledge of the center and staff along with eagerness to learn and take on new business duties. These qualities are what made him the best candidate for the position. Shane has been with us for 3 ½ years, his passion and drive are contagious. His commitment to the children, families, staff and overall center's growth is sincere. Please congratulate Shane when you see him!

• The CCC Board meets the second Monday of each month at 6 p.m. in the ORLC College room. Meetings are and have always been open to whoever would like to attend and listen; however, this probably has not been made clear or advertised well in the past. There is a process to go through if a non-voting member would like to speak. It is as follows: Parents, staff, or church members wishing to address an item to the CCC Board should contact the board chair or secretary by the Wednesday prior to the meeting in writing, stating who they are and what they would like to address. The item will then be added to the agenda. The board may conduct business at the end of the meeting that needs to stay confidential. At that time, non-voting members will be asked to leave (with the exception of the administrative coordinator).

Message from the CCC

God is so good! We are truly blessed to have such wonderful families at the center and support from our church congregation family! A huge thank you to all who donated, provided a helping hand, participated in fellowship and generously gave funds at our Annual Spring Fling and CCC Sunday.

We are another step closer to getting the School Age Playground fully funded. Please come check out our communications board across from the parent mailboxes on the lower level. This is a great way for everyone to see what is going on at the center, past board minutes and contacts, where help is needed and to learn more about Early Childhood Education.

We currently have openings in our Summer School Age program and Fall Preschool program. Please spread the word to friends and family. If you would like more details, check out our website (which is connected to the church’s), grab a Preschool brochure in the church office, or stop into the CCC and visit with Sarah or Shane.

Monday May 14th we will be hosting our annual for our families at the center!

Our center wide staff development day will be Friday May 25th. The CCC is closed on this day.

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May Worklist Chairpersons: Al & Darlene Ziegler Sheryl Jones David Becker ......................................................... 218-498-2287 Keith Briggs ........................................................... 218-329-8190 ......................................................................... [email protected] Dustin Fick ............................................................ 701-721-6652 ............................................................... [email protected] Nick & Stacy Finnesgard ....................................... 701-729-6640 ....................................................stacy.finnesgard@yahoo.com Sue Freeman......................................................... 218-303-0295 Bob & Sue Johnson ............................................... 218-236-1026 ................................................................. [email protected] Sheryl Jones .......................................................... 701-261-0994 ........................................................ [email protected] Pastor George & Annette Krueger ....................... 701-476-0589 .................................................................... [email protected] Jonell Murack ....................................................... 701-232-6656 Bobbi & (Matthew) Nicholas ................................ 218-371-7332 ................................................................. [email protected] Richie & Laura Noreen ......................................... 701-793-9553 .......................................................... [email protected] Ruth Onwan.......................................................... 701-446-7407 .................................................................. [email protected] Chris & Annette Redding ...................................... 218-287-5289 ............................................................... [email protected] David Seibel .......................................................... 218-233-2691 ................................................................. [email protected] Dylan & Megan Shaw ........................................... 218-770-5188 ............................................. [email protected] Norma Sliper......................................................... 218-236-1840 Matt & Pam Tesch ................................................ 701-552-6278 ............................................................. [email protected] Bill Thielke ............................................................ 218-233-8439 ....................................................winstonjoe2001@yahoo.com Shirley Thielke ...................................................... 701-361-5173 Keith & Bernice Wiger .......................................... 701-219-5875 .................................................................. [email protected] Al & Darlene Ziegler ............................................. 701-866-4384 .......................................................... [email protected]

Please call or email the office with any changes. 218-233-7569 [email protected]. Thank You!

If you or someone you know is in need of prayer support

please call one of the following:

Lois Niewoehner 701-541-2288 Cindy Sprouls 218-329-9035 Val Cossette 701-388-4981 Church Office 218-233-7569

Jenna Bloom

Peyton Dickelman Brooke Kangas

Cameron Nelson Arianna Osmondson

Michael Schultz

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May

5/3 Milan & Marlys Olson 5/5 Duane & Mavis Knutt 5/5 Dennis & Francy Winkels 5/9 Jake & Stacy Hancock 5/18 Steve & Leah Busse 5/24 Greg & Becky Brockberg 5/24 Lee & Jean Nygaard 5/26 Matt & Kat Cooper 5/27 Jim & Lynne Barnum 5/28 LeNoel & Enid Lichtsinn 5/28 Steve & Tammy Morgan 5/30 Nick & Stacy Finnesgard 5/31 Dan & Janet Nundahl 5/31 Eric & Erin Pettigrew

June 6/4 Harlan & Diane Bendickson

6/5 Matt & Pam Tesch 6/6 Jeremy & Monica Stensland 6/7 Chad & Patty Welsh 6/8 Gary & Marcia Euren 6/10 Andrew & Kayla Peterson 6/11 Dale & Lois Birkeland 6/11 Mike & Collette Christoffers 6/12 Blaine & Lori Ress 6/13 Greg & Julie Barsgard 6/13 Chris & Keah Bunge 6/14 Glenn & Carole Borchers 6/15 George & Gina Strand 6/16 Scott & Tami Moen 6/17 Daryl & Christi Bubbers 6/18 Derrick & Stormey Martin 6/20 Kirk & Kristi Arendes 6/20 Jacob & Stephanie Jerger 6/20 Clarence & Carolyn Olson 6/20 Kevin & Jennifer Osmondson 6/21 Kendall & Becky Goltz 6/22 Eric & Kelli Larson 6/23 Doug & Becky Schmitz 6/23 Beau & Bobbi Tweten 6/25 Andrew & Kristie Mark 6/26 Nathan & Sabrina Wasvick 6/28 Eric & Anne Paul 6/29 Milford & Jan Kandt 6/30 Don & Vi Sannes

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A BLESSED BIRTHDAY TO YOU FROM YOUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN CHRIST

AT OUR REDEEMER

May 2 Brandon Hintzen Evan Holt Brian Sailer Mike Tracy 3 Tiffany Newman Mae Schultz Dylan Shaw 5 Deb Jensen Mae Matson Dave Mork Leah Newman Brandon Schmidt Tami Stillwell 7 Abbi Edland Aaron Kangas 8 Chelse Jensen 9 Matt Oachs 10 Morgan Bubbers Eric Larson Nikki Oliver 11 Glenn Borchers Chris Bunge Leah Mork Deb Ussatis 12 Elaine Gaslin Caaden Kangas Pastor George Krueger Cullen Stensland 14 Amanda Biebighauser Glenis Jerger 16 Logan Johnson Bobbi Nicholas Gauge Nygaard Al Ziegler 17 Mark Noennig

18 Andrew Frovarp Lucas Johnson 19 Camden Fehrenbach 20 Katie Sjurseth 21 Jim Barnum Ellen Biebighauser Ryan Freitag Sean Pollack 22 Shane Richau Garrett Skaurud 23 JoAnn Fiechtner Eugene Radtke 24 Craig Mohr 25 Deb Lohse Lois Motschenbacher Mary Newman Phyllis Solee Karen Thue 26 Aran Gartner 27 Mabel Finnesgard Mari Regula Megan Zayic 28 Jerry Ashmore Malinda Cossette Shawn Nygaard 29 Andrew Peterson Betty Toman Mark Wychor 30 Bob Johnson 31 Jake Hancock Eleanor Moreau Kim Snare June 1 Manuel Jerger Tanyalee Smith

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May 1 Greg & Becky Brockberg 2 Mike, Collette, Emily, Jacob, Bethany, Kevin & Alyssa Christoffers 3 Cody, Samantha & Lennox Cox 4 Evon Dewald 5 Cory, Brady & Jadyn Emerson 6 Amanda, Ayonna & Camden Fehrenbach 7 Nick, Stacy, Mabel, Liberty & Haven Finnesgard 8 Renae Abraham & Samantha Hinkeldey 9 Jerry & Bev Ashmore 10 Lonny Barnum 11 Jim & Robin Bjerken 12 Shirley Brattland 13 Dawn Bruns 14 Sam Burns 15 Malinda Cossette 16 Florene Culp 17 Adam, Amanda, Morgan & Devin Erickson 18 Phil Felde 19 Andrew, Kristen & Parker Frovarp 20 Troy, Nichole, Brooke & Samantha Gilbertson 21 Kevin & Allyson Boe 22 Stephanie, Shania & Sierra Counts 23 Roger & June Dahnke 24 Darlene Ellefson 25 Terri & Kari Erickson 26 Dustin & Nathan Fick 27 David, Gina, Troy & Ryan Freitag 28 Grant German 29 Olga Gregor 30 Rick Gross 31 David Anderson

June 1 Saye, Emily, Leader, Lydia, Alphanso & Luah Beipa 2 Lindsey Brockberg

Gracious & Loving Father, You have created each of us, and have given us this great gift of life. Help us to treasure each moment, the happy ones and the sad ones, the healthy ones and the weak ones. When our lives are running smoothly, help us to turn to You in thanksgiving and praise. When our lives are in turmoil, help us turn to You for comfort and strength. By Your Word, assure us of Your loving presence in our daily lives. Keep us ever mindful of Your loving promise to always be with us. We pray now for these fellow members of Our Redeemer:

May 6 "Love One Another as I Have Loved You" Guest Speaker: Rev. Dr. Dale A. Meyer Jesus calls His followers to be different as they deal with difficult people (John 15:9-17) May 13 "Keep Them" Speaker Emeritus of The Lutheran Hour: Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus There are times Christians might readily wish the Lord would airlift them out of this world. Because we have some work to do, the Lord Jesus prays we be kept safe. So, how's that working for you? (John 17:14-17) May 20 "Functional Atheist No More!" Guest Speaker: Rev. Dr. Dale A. Meyer Christians like to think of themselves as following the first disciples. That's uncomfortably true. The first disciples had trouble believing the promises of Jesus for their daily lives. Too often we do too. On Pentecost the Spirit of the risen Lord Jesus gave the first disciples faith like they had never had before. Today the same Spirit is ready to do the same for us. (Acts 2:1-21; John 15:26-27) May 27 "Impossible" Speaker Emeritus of The Lutheran Hour: Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus Can death hold us? Experience says, "Yes!"' the Apostle Peter says, "No." Today's sermon talks about making possible that which can't happen. (Acts 2:22-24)

7:30 AM Lutheran Hour KFNW 1200

Young In Spirit Thursday, May 3rd

10:30 AM

Young in Spirit meets the first Thursday of each month, Sept thru May. This is a time for socializing for members and guests 55 or over.

at the home of Darlene Link 4768 8th Ave S Fargo Carpool from church at 10 AM. Lunch will be served.

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CCC School Age Playground Fundraising Updates

We currently are at $145,976 “Direct Your Dollars” out of our $150,000 that we need! Thank you for the large push and continued support. You can still continue to shop at the Fargo Family Fare locations if you choose and turn your receipts in.

We are greatly appreciative of all the support and generosity from everyone who donated, took part and gave at our annual spring fling. Thank you!

We are continuing to look for qualifying grants for our largest play structure. If you have any suggestions please let the ORCCC board know.

Another way you can continue to support the CCC is through Amazon Smile! If you do any shopping through Amazon please consider shopping at smile.amazon.com and Amazon will donate to Our Redeemer Lutheran Church! Just go to that site plug in Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Moorhead and start shopping!

The items circled in red below is what we have raised money for thus far!

Name of Equipment or material Price

Boogie Board Fully Funded

Flywheel Spinner Fully Funded

Vivo Outdoor Musical Instrument- Spring Fling $4,239

Kettle Drum Outdoor Musical Instrument- Will be funded by Direct Your Dollars & LuLa Roe $1,295

Arch Tire Swing Fully Funded

Spider web Climber Fully Funded

Design 403- Slide and playground set-Working to Fund through Grants $16,000

Plastic Border Sections Buy A Block Fundraiser Fully Funded

100 Cubic Yards of Engineered Wood Fibers or Sand $2,835

15’ roll Ground Fabric $550.00

25 yards of pea-rock—a couple families have donated about 10 yards!! $750.00

1 Day Supervision if we supply 10 Volunteers $1,100

5’ Galvanized Fencing with 2 gates $3,100

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May 6: Rev. Tim Schilller, Good Shepherd Lutheran, Alexandria, MN, presents today’s message: “God Will Wipe Away Every Tear” based on Revelation 21:4. Hymns are: “O Bless the Lord My Soul”, “King of Love My Shepherd Is”, and “Alas and Did My Savior Bleed”.

May 13: Rev. Adam Moline, Immanuel Lutheran Church, Hankinson, ND, and St. John’s Lutheran Church, Belford, ND, presents today’s message: “Exaudi” based on John 15:26- 16:4 Hymns are: “Christ Be My Leader” and “The Day of Resurrection”.

May 20: Rev. John M. Christensen, Trinity Lutheran Church, Fergus Falls, MN, presents today’s message: “A Lasting Pentecost Miracle” based on Genesis 11:1-9. Hymns are: “Alleluia, Alleluia! Hearts to Heaven”, “Praise to the Lord, the Almighty”, and “Go My Children with My Blessing”.

May 27: Rev. Larry Harvala, Congregational Care Counselor for MN North District LCMS, presents today today’s message: “God So Loved You” based on John 3:16. Hymns are: “Come Thou Almighty King”, “The Church’s One Foundation”, and “Go My Children with My Blessing”.

“MAIN STREET LIVING” is a locally produced TV program that includes a 30 minute worship service led by participating pastors of the North Dakota and Minnesota North Districts of our LCMS, along with a 30 minute children’s program called “Kid’s Crossing”. Programs are broadcast at 9:00am Central time on the following FOX stations: KVRR Fargo-Moorhead Channel 15.1, KBRR Thief River Falls-Grand Forks Channel 10.1, KJRR Jamestown Channel 7.1, KNRR Pembina Channel 12.1, and cable and satellite systems carrying these stations, and archived on www.mainstreetlivingnorth.com.

The National Day of Prayer was created in 1952 by a joint resolution of Congress and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman. In 1988, the law was unanimously amended by both the House and the Senate and signed into law by President Ronald Reagan on Thursday, May 5, 1988, designating the first Thursday of May as a day of national prayer. Every president since 1952 has signed a National Day of Prayer proclamation.

Prayer brings people together. Prayer builds bridges between opposing persons and even political parties. Prayer reminds us that we are created in God's image and He desires for us to represent Him everywhere we go. Prayer brings UNITY. In 2018, our theme will be Pray for America - UNITY, based upon Ephesians 4:3 which challenges us to mobilize unified public prayer for America, "Making every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace."

It is the hope that we, the people in America, will humble ourselves and come together in prevailing prayer seeking God to move in America. We can come together in clear agreement that this is our greatest need. As Americans we can stand together in prayer.

National Day of Prayer Breakfast will be held on Thursday, May 3, at 6:30 AM in the College Room. The prayer time is reading Scripture and written prayers.

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Simply Giving

A reminder that Electronic giving is available. Not only is it easier and more convenient but keeps the churches budget more consistent. Please see Kristina or call the church office at 218-233-7569 for more information and to sign up.

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 9:30A Senior Bible Study 1:00P Staff Meeting

2 1:00P Quilting 5:30P Dollar Dinner 6:00P Confirmation/Cross Training/Bible Study 6:15P Cathedral Choir 7:45P Youth Fellowship

3 Natl Day of Prayer 6:30A Men’s Bible Breakfast 6:30A Prayer Breakfast 10:30A Young In Spirit 6:30P Women’s Study 8:00P AA Meeting

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6 8:00A Worship 9:15A Bible Study/Sunday School/Spec Ed 10:30A Worship

7 6:00P Prayer Warriors

8 9:30A Senior Bible Study 1:00P Staff Meeting 6:30P LWML Meeting

9 1:00P Quilting 6:00P Bible Study 6:15P Cathedral Choir

10 6:30A Men’s Bible Breakfast 8:00P AA Meeting

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13 Mother’s Day 8:00A Worship w/Holy Comm 9:15A Bible Study/Sunday School/Spec Ed 10:30A Worship w/Holy Comm

14 6:00P Prayer Warriors 6:00P CCC Board Meeting 6:30P Board of Education 7:00P Board of Trustees,

Stewardship and Servant Ministry

15 9:30A Senior Bible Study 1:00P Staff Meeting 6:00P TNT Fellowship 6:30P JOY circle

16 1:00P Quilting 1:30P River Pointe Bible Study 6:00P Bible Study 6:00P New Member Orientation

17 6:30A Men’s Bible Breakfast 8:00P AA Meeting NEWSLETTER ARTICLES DUE!

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20 Sunday School Carnival 8:00A Worship 9:15A Bible Study/Sunday School/Spec Ed 10:30A Worship

21 1:00P Riverpointe 2:30P Eventide Comm Srvc 6:00P Prayer Warriors 7:00P Board of Elders

22 9:30A Senior Bible Study 1:00P Staff Meeting

23 6:00P Bible Study


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27 NEW SUMMER HOURS 9:00A Worship w/Holy Comm 10:15A Bible Study

28 Memorial Day 6:00P Prayer Warriors

29 9:30A Senior Bible Study 1:00P Staff Meeting 7:00P Church Council

30 6:00P Bible Study


May CALENDAR OF EVENTS OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH MOORHEAD

SCHEDULE May 6th 8:00A Jean Nygaard, Jan Kandt, Jane Arendes 10:30A Don & Vi Sannes, Mike & Val Cossette May 13th 8:00A Marlis Ziegler, Megan Zayic, Jean Nygaard 10:30A Olga Gregor, Barb Hintzen, Darlene Ellefson May 20th 8:00A Eleanor Moreau, Glenn & Carole Borchers 10:30A David Seibel, Greg & Julie Barsgard May 27th 9:00A Carolyn Lichtsinn, Dan Biebighauser Kelly & Ginny Burns

SCHEDULE

May 6th 7:00A Kandt 10:30A Busse May 13th 8:00A Arendes 10:30A Tysdal May 20th 8:00A Nundahl 10:30A Moen

May 6th Scott Moen

May 13th Al Wuollett

May 20th Ted Helms

May 27th Scott Moen

June 3rd Al Wuollett

June 10th Ted Helms

June 17th Scott Moen

June 24th Al Wuollett

Contact Numbers:

Ted Helms 218-233-0930 or 218-277-5427 Scott Moen 701-367-5787 Al Wuollett 701-388-6245 Please let the driver know if you would like to be picked up on Sunday or if you do not need a ride. Thank You!

Four greeters are named each week to cover the South foyer, area by the mailboxes and the North door. Thank You!

OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH 1000 14TH STREET SOUTH MOORHEAD, MN 56560-3762 Phone: 218-233-7569 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

Our Redeemer Lutheran Church LCMS 1000 14th St S Moorhead, MN 56560 Phone: (218) 233-7569 Fax: (218) 233-7729 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ourredeemermoorhead.org Servant, Ministers & Missionaries Every Member Gary Rehborg Vacancy Pastor Phone 763-370-3441 [email protected] Mark Noennig D.C.E.—Campus Ministry Phone 701-261-3003 [email protected] Emily Sagissor D.C.E. – Youth Ministry Phone 701-866-4025 [email protected] Jerilyn Kazeck Business/Facilities Manager Kristina Otte Secretary Gwen Bolster Special Education Director Eileen Kangas Sunday School Superintendent Gary Euren Congregation Chairman Christian Children’s Center 218-233-8270 Sarah Beach, Director [email protected] Grace Lutheran School 701-232-7747 John Hagge, Principal Missionaries Rev. David & Rachel Baker in Mongolia Georgia Witt in Kenya Life in Christ Lutheran Church in Grand Marais

Worship Service Moorhead on Cable TV, Channel 99 Wednesdays 8:00 PM Fargo on Cable TV, Channel 99 Sundays 9:30 AM Lutheran Island Camp www.islandcamp.org

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Mission Statement Our Redeemer Lutheran Church exists to daily share the message of Christ’s love and forgiveness to our

members, the community, and the world so that more people may receive salvation.

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