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Immanuel Lutheran Church Hear Love. Eat Love. Share Christ’s Love.

January 2020 Newsletter

Weekly Services

and Communion

Sunday ~ 8 am

and 10:30 am

Faith Formation-

9:15 am

Wednesday ~

6pm

Office Hours

Weekdays

9am ~ 1pm

Inside this issue:

Monthly updates p. 2

Birthday & Anniversaries p. 3

Thank yous p. 4

Church Happenings p. 6-8

Activity page p. 9

Calendar p. 10

“Here Is My Servant, Whom I Uphold, My Chosen In Whom My Soul Delights” by Peter J. Weller Most of the Old Testament lessons for January are from the book of Isaiah, and this month’s column will look specifically at verses 1-9 from Chapter 42: “Here is my servant, whom I uphold, my chosen in whom my soul delights; I have put my spirit upon him; he will bring forth justice to the nations. He will not cry or lift up his voice, or make it heard in the street; a bruised reed he will not break, and a dimly burning wick he will not quench; he will faithfully bring forth justice. He will not grow faint or be crushed until he has established justice in the earth; and the coastlands wait for his teaching. “Thus says God, the LORD, who created the heavens and stretched them out, who spread out the earth, and what comes from it, who gives breath to the people upon it and spirit to those who walk in it: I am the LORD, I have called you in righteousness, I have taken you by the hand and kept you; I have given you as a covenant to the people, a light to the nations, to open the eyes that are blind to bring out the prisoners from the dungeon, from the prison those who sit in darkness. I am the LORD, that is my name; my glory I give to no other, nor my praise to idols. See, the former things have come to pass, and new things I now declare, before they spring forth, I tell you of them.” (Isaiah 42:1-9) Verses 1-4 in the first paragraph above contain the first of the four Servant Songs written in the book of Isaiah. In my April column about the third Servant Song earlier this year, I stated that Christians believe that these Servant Songs point to Jesus as the suffering servant. In his third chapter, Matthew writes about Jesus appearing before John the Baptist requesting that he be baptized. Note the correlation between Matthew’s words in Chapter 3:13-17 and those in Isaiah, above. When Jesus asks John the Baptist to baptize him, John questions Jesus and responds, “I need to be baptized by you, and do you come to me?” Jesus answers him, “Let it be so now, for it is proper for us in this way to fulfill all righteousness.” Matthew then writes that when Jesus came up out the water, he saw that the heavens opened and “the Spirit of God descending like a dove and alighting on him. And a voice from heaven said, ‘This is my Son, the Beloved, with whom I am well pleased.’” (Matthew 3:16-17) In Matthew, we hear an echo of Isaiah 42:1. Continued to page 6

Find us on Facebook at Immanuel Lutheran Washington Iowa or online at luthwash.org.

Email us at luthwash@hotmail.com

Come visit us at 1226 East Washington Street, Washington, Iowa 52353

Church ~ 319.653.3950 Pastor Howard ~ 319.333.7758

You might be a Lutheran if Ole and Lena are really the names of your relatives.

See you at worship on Wednesday, January

1st at 6 pm!!

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Monthly Updates (Month to date)

Account balances as of

General Fund ~ $2,222.28

Building/Visions ~ $7,962.38

Endowment ~ $3,296.12

Community Assistance ~ $4,298.08

Savings~ $4,222.26

Mortgage ~ $74,060.66

Attendance

Sunday, November 24 ~ 8 am ~33 10:30 ~ 43 Kinnick ~

Wednesday, November 27 ~ NO Service

Sunday, December 1 ~ 9 am ~ 72

Wednesday, December 4 ~ 8

Sunday, December 8 ~ 9 am ~ 115

Wednesday, December 11 ~ 13

Sunday, December 15 ~ 9 am ~ 143

Wednesday, December 18 ~ 17

Sunday, December 22 ~ 9 am ~ 80

December Milestones

We got to sing with the big choir. Sincerely,

Ainsley Six

Me, Ainsley, Vivi, Axel! Got to communicate

with adults in choir! Sincerely, Kenzie

The children did a wonderful job telling of

Jesus’ birth! Thanks!! Linda Brown

I was blessed with my great granddaughter

on 11/29/19 6 lbs. 4 oz. at 3:33 am. Amelia

Julia Rose Carsaes. Carol Woodruff

I got a 1+ rating and the best performance

award of solo/ensemble.

Mikaila, 12/22/19

I made it in the Middle School Talent Show

with both of the acts I tried for!

Mikaila, 12/22/19

In Christian Joy We extend our Christian Congratulations

Amelia Julie Rose Carsaes was born on November 29th,

6 pounds 4 ounces. Carol Woodruff is Amelia’s proud Great Grandma. Amelia and her parents live in California.

Apollo Moyaiham was born on December 17th , 7 pounds, 5 1/2

ounces. Rose Lloyd is Apollo’s proud Great Grandma.

Baby Girl Six was born on December 21st to Alex and Sadie Six.

She weighed 8 pounds 6 ounces. Proud Grandparents are Linda and Jim Six.

Thanks be to God for his indescribable gift! 2 Corinthians 9:15

Christian Sympathy

We extend our deepest Christian sympathy to the family of

+Kate Glinsmann

may her family find comfort and peace

in the promise of the resurrection of Christ.

Sunday Worship times to CHANGE

Beginning Sunday, January 5, 2020 we will resume to 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. worship times. Faith Formation (education) will resume between worship at 9:15 a.m.

Wednesday worship will remain at 6 p.m.

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It’s SOUP AND CRACKERS month

at Immanuel!!

Please consider donating soup and crackers to send to HACAP this month. Other items will be accepted and appreciated as always, especially proteins. Pasta will be our focus items.

Thank you, truly, for your generosity!!

UPCOMING MEETINGS

Council - Sunday, January 5th at 12:00 pm Finance - Tuesday, January 7th at 6:30 pm

Birthdays for January

6- Janola Rueckert 7- Naomi Erickson 7- Sherry Ives 8- Jim Six 10- Karen Heineman 11- Marty Westen 13- Peter Weller 14- Lauren McWhirter 14- Tricia Kroll 18- Ray Poe 24- Ainsley Six 28- Rodney Hill 28- Angela Taylor 31- Ron Andersen

22- Ray & Alta Poe

Ladies Lunch Out for January will be on Tuesday,

January 21st at 12:30 pm. We will meet at Panda

Palace. See you then!!

Anniversaries for January

LUTHER LEAGUE EVENT: When: Sunday, January 19th Where: Immanuel Lutheran Church Why: Game night by Linda Six (Are you smarter than a Luther Leaguer?) Who: 6th – 12th Graders and PARENTS!! Time: 6:00 p.m. Supper: Tacos– bring a topping or dessert to share Leadership: Pastor Howard and Steve Vetter

Washington School Kindness Closets Each month we will spotlight items needed for the clothes

closets at our schools.

January-Boys underwear and pants size 6-16.

If someone would like me to pray for them as a daily routine, I'd be more than happy to do that. Or, if

someone would like a contact call at least once a week, or a morning safety call, I've done that for

folks. Within the house I can get around, but especially in winter, steps to go out of our house are

risky. These contact calls are for friends to have a listener. Not for me to share anyone's news. I'm happy to

pray with people, also. Laurie Wittmayer-O’Neill

WW (Weight Watchers) will be

having weekly workshops here at

Immanuel beginning the 3rd or 4th

week of January. They will be

Thursdays from 4-7pm.

We will be having worship on New year’s Day at 6 pm

Come and praise God, start the year off right. We are hoping to

fill the church as God’s fills us with the promise of a new year.

Undecorating the church will be on

Sunday, January 5th after the 10:30 am

worship. Many hands make light work.

Plan on attending, we’ll put you to work!!

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Thank you to the Six

families for taking items

to the local school

closets. DeAnn and

Council members

Thank you Church

families for giving to

the community by your

offerings to HACAP

and the school closets.

DeAnn and Council

members

A huge THANK YOU for the parents and other adult

members of Immanuel Lutheran for their dedication

and hard work for Kinnick Clean-up this

year! Donuts, milk, and juice are not enough, so know

that you and your time are greatly appreciated.

Katie McWhirter

THANK YOU to the Adult and Children Choirs for leading worship

through sacred music on Sunday, December 8th. Your message of

Christ’s birth to all humankind through the music “Advent Program”

was a true blessing to the congregation and God was glorified. Thank

you for your faithful ministry: Sara Bartlett, Choir Director; Children’s

Choir: Thomas Lueck, Vivi Kroll, Kenzie Quigley, Ainsley Six, and

Axel Six; Adult Choir: Carrie Lueck, Margaret Runaas, Sandra Weller,

Lena Adams, Debbie Jewell, Mary Temple, Diane Tweeton, Lynette

Spencer, Lee Buchholz, Sallie Graves, Grant Hill, Michael Jewell,

Clyde Pearce, Fran Victor, Steve Graves, John Harris, Brian Lueck,

Jonathan Runaas, and Peter Weller. “But let all who take refuge in

you rejoice; let them ever sing for joy. Spread your protection over

them, so that those who love your name may exult in you.” Psalm 5:11

THANK YOU to all the Immanuel Salvation Army Bell Ringers at Hy

-Vee who endured a very cold, windy day on Saturday, December

14th: Ray and Alta Poe, Kathy and Steve Vetter, Bev Bailey and Deb

Shepherd, McWhirter Family, Catalin Corolevschi, Mike Howard,

Lueck Family, Taylor Family, and Pastor Howard (and anyone who

joined in, but didn’t sign up). 70% of the money placed in Washington

County kettles remains in Washington County.

THANK YOU to the four families who brought their

unwrapped Christmas presents to church on Saturday,

December 14th. The following adults and youth wrapping

elves were: Caitlin Kroll, Emma Lueck, Emma Taylor and

friend, Mike Howard, Brad Kroll, and Tricia Kroll. $155 was

raised toward assisting the youth in attending faith deepening

events in 2020. To see more wrapping photos, go to the

church’s Facebook page: Immanuel Lutheran Washington.

THANK YOU to Kelly Smith for

shining your delightful personality

in the church office. It is with great

skill and ease you managed the

various liturgical bulletins

throughout the Advent, Christmas,

and Epiphany seasons.

Thank you so much for the bag of things you

dropped off! I took it down to guidance and

the majority of it is going to a family that

suffered a house fire over the weekend.

Really appreciate the generosity from you and

the others!

Callyn, Washington High School

(For the clothes closet donation.)

Thank you to Linda Brown for taking on the

pill bottle ministry. She will be sending in the

pill bottles to recycle them. Questions about

the pill bottles, ask Linda.

From October 21 to December 18th we have

helped 42 kids and 3 families get what they

needed from the Kindness Kloset. Thank you

to everyone who has donated supplies, clothes

or money to keep this great service available

to our students and their families!

Washington Middle School

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Wandering Worshipers

On Sunday, November 24, 2019, Richard Schmidt worshipped with our brothers and sisters at Lutheran

Church of Hope in West Des Moines, Iowa.

THANK YOU to EVERYONE who contributed to the Luther League’s “Fill the Boot” appeal to purchase

winter clothes for children in need. On Sunday, December 15th the Luther League youth spent $1,290.65 on

snow boots, snow pants, and warm clothes. Bonnie Taylor secured a $250

Thrivent Action Card for this appeal. The congregation’s generous

donations of $403.58, a $250 Thrivent Visa Card, and Luther League

added money from their Luther League account to cover the balance. The

clothes were given to HACAP for distribution. The Luther League

shoppers were: Taylor Bartholomew, Lucas Kroll, Caitlin Kroll, Emma

Lueck, Catalin Corolevschi, Avery Six, Ajay Six, Aden Six, Mike Howard,

Steve Vetter, and Pastor Howard. To see more shopping photos, go to the

church’s Facebook page: Immanuel Lutheran Washington.

THANK YOU to all the youth of Immanuel Lutheran for your presentation of the birth of Jesus on Sunday,

December 15th. Your energy, innocence, and love of Jesus are a true blessing to the people of Immanuel.

Thank you to Linda Brown for directing the pageant “Baby Jesus, Prince of Peace”. Your hard work and

dedication are so appreciated. The love you have for the children is seen in the love the children have for you!

The cast was: Cast: Mary— Lauren McWhirter; Joseph— Clayton Bartholomew; Mary’s Donkey—- William

McWhirter; Innkeeper— Thomas Lueck; Main Angel— Taylor Bartholomew; Bethlehem Star— Grace Taylor;

Cows— Lason Montz and James Montz; Doves— Nora Gutierrez and Bentley Striegel; Angel Choir— Emma

Taylor, Vivi Kroll, Kenzie Quigley, Taylor Black, Ainsley Six, Alyson Black, and Tegan Bartholomew;

Shepherdess— Emma Lueck; Shepherds— Brayden Zywiec, Issac Giesmann, Nathan Giesmann, Axel Six,

Armor Six, and Thomas Lueck; Mama Sheep— Caitlin Kroll; Lambs— Rosalie Montz, Maci Quigley, Makayla

Middle; Narrator— Claire Wubbena “Jesus said, ‘Let the little children come to me, and do not stop them; for

it is to such as these that the kingdom of heaven belongs.’” Matthew 19:14. To see more photos from “Baby

Jesus, Prince of Peace” go to Immanuel’s Facebook page: Immanuel Lutheran Washington Iowa. Putting on

the Children’s program would not be possible without the hard work and support of many! A big thank you to:

Musicians: Margie Runaas and Mikaila Matheson; Costumes: Chrissy Middle, Tina Montz, Angela Taylor,

Bonnie Taylor, Katie McWhirter, Steve and Kathy Vetter, and Eileen Wilson; Publicity: The Kroll Family;

Stagehands: Jason Taylor, Rob Taylor, and Ron Brown; Programs: Kelly Smith; Pew signs and director’s

assistant: Deb Tisor; Baby Jesus provided by Rosalie Montz.

Also, thank you to the education committee, Pastor Howard, and the parents for their support and guidance.

To all the children, preschoolers through 8th graders, thank you for all your hard work and cooperation. As

always, you were all wonderful to work with! Linda Brown

Save the Date- Lutheran Day on the Hill Join Lutherans from all over Iowa on February 25 for a rousing morning of advocacy training, then speak directly with legislators at the Iowa State Capitol in the afternoon. Whether you’re an advocacy pro or you’ve never talked with a legislator, you’ll gain new insights on important Iowa issues and faith-grounded outreach to our policymakers. This event is presented by Lutheran Services in Iowa and the three Iowa Synods of the ELCA. Registration will be open by January 14 at LSIowa.org/LDH.

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January 2020, LSI Bulletin/Newsletter Article and Story Raising our Voice for Iowa Children and Families – Lutheran Day on the Hill Families struggling without access to mental healthcare. Human services providers overworked and underpaid. Former refugees striving to build new lives. These are all issues faced by Iowans. Join us to make sure they are heard at the Iowa State Capitol. Please consider joining Lutheran Services in Iowa (LSI) and the three Iowa synods of the ELCA for Lutheran Day on the Hill, an annual day of advocacy in Des Moines to uplift the needs of our neighbors. The event will be held on Tuesday, February 25. Visit www.LSIowa.org/advocacy next month for event details, online registration, and an online toolkit for your congregation. If you are new to advocacy, come learn more about the legislative process and your role as a citizen. If you’ve attended before, join us again. If you would like more information, please contact Deb Whitford, LSI’s director of philanthropy and church relations, at Deborah.Whitford@LSIowa.org or 563-676-2065. Our Mission: Lutheran Services in Iowa responds to the love of Jesus Christ through compassionate service. LSI is an affiliated social ministry partner of the Iowa congregations of the ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) and a member of LSA (Lutheran Services in America). We proudly serve people of all ages, abilities, religions, sexes, gender identities, national origins, ethnicities, races, and sexual orientations. Learn more at www.LSIowa.org and www.facebook.com/LSI.iowa. Finding Her Community Originally from Eritrea, Kiros, her husband, and her young son were forced to flee their country and live in an Ethiopian refugee camp for almost two years. When the opportunity came to resettle in Iowa, Kiros and her husband were excited to put down roots and call Iowa home. They settled in the Des Moines community and knew this was it; this was where they wanted to create a new life in the U.S. Since then, they have raised four more children and set their sights on receiving citizenship in the country that helped them heal and rebuild. Kiros enrolled in LSI’s English and citizenship classes and worked hard to study for her U.S. Citizenship Exam. Every week, she met with instructors from LSI’s Refugee and Immigrant Services to prepare for her interview with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. When the time came, she passed her exam with flying colors. She recently attended her U.S. citizenship ceremony, then went home to prepare for her daughter’s fifth birthday party. Kiros has poured her time and energy into building a life where her family has the same opportunities as every other family in their community.

Continued from page 1 Later, in Chapter 12, verses 18-20, Matthew quotes Isaiah 42:1-4 in telling the story of the crowds who followed Jesus seeking to be cured; Jesus cured all of them and told them not to tell anyone. Matthew writes that this was to fulfill what Isaiah wrote in these four verses. Matthew, therefore, clearly believes that these words in Isaiah were about Jesus. In verses 6-7 of Chapter 42, Isaiah writes, “. . . I am the LORD, I have called you in righteousness, I have taken you by the hand and kept you; I have given you as a covenant to the people, a light to the nations, to open the eyes that are blind to bring out the prisoners from the dungeon, from the prison those who sit in darkness.” The “you” that the Lord refers to in this passage is the coming Messiah, which to Christians is Jesus, the Christ. Isaiah is quoted or alluded to approximately 21 times in the gospels and 41 times in the other New Testament books. No other Old Testament book, except for Psalms, is quoted more often in the New Testament. An article in Wikipedia stated, “The Book of Isaiah has been immensely influential in the formation of Christianity. . . . The regard in which Isaiah was held was so high that the book was frequently called ‘the Fifth Gospel’, the prophet who spoke more clearly of Christ and the Church than any others.” Through the words of Isaiah the Prophet, God points us to Jesus the Christ on whom God had put his spirit, whom God gave as a covenant to his people, who would bring justice and be a light to the nations, who would open the eyes of the blind, and who would bring the prisoners who sit in darkness out from the dungeons. The Chosen One, Jesus, will not grow faint or weary until he has established justice on this earth. God is, indeed, with him. God has taken him by the hand and has kept him. And, God has done this for us and for all people. We are the beneficiaries and the recipients of this great gift. Thanks be to God.

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2020 Offering Envelopes

2020 envelopes, for your Tithes and offerings of

Thanksgiving, are on the table in the hallway. These

envelopes are for your monetary offerings to God

and are used to support the ministries of Immanuel

Lutheran through the church budget. If there aren’t

envelopes with your name on it, please contact Kelly

in the church office at 653-3950.

Simply Giving

Save an envelope!! A simple choice, a generous

response. An automated giving program from

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans deigned to help

you conveniently and consistently contribute to the

ministries of Immanuel Lutheran . If you are

interested in automatic

withdrawal/Simply Giving, please

stop in the office for a form to

sign up.

Installation of 2020 Council Members

During worship on Wednesday, December 18th Pastor Howard installed the following

persons elected to council by the congregation at Immanuel’s Annual Meeting: DeAnn Hakert, President; Bev Bailey, Secretary; Mike Jewell, Kristin Jones, and, Margaret

Stangohr. Jon Runaas, Vice President; Scott Bartholomew, Addison Six, and Deb Tisor

will be installed at January’s Council meeting. God bless you with God’s Holy Spirit, that you may prove faithful servants of Christ.

Service of Lessons and Carols

Join us as we continue to celebrate the Christmas season with a service

of Lessons and Carols adapted from the Festival of Nine Lessons and

Carols that has been celebrated annually at King’s College, Cambridge,

for almost a century. The Scripture lessons are those traditionally used

at the festival, while the carols that accompany each passage have been selected from the

Evangelical Lutheran Worship book. Join us as we worship together, on Sunday, December

29th at 9 am to hear and sing the promises of Christ’s birth. Welcome in the new year

through welcoming our Savior, Jesus the Christ.

Night to Shine

The Washington United Methodist Church, with support from area churches, is proud to be an official

host church for the 2020 Night to Shine, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation. Night to Shine is an unforgettable prom night experience, centered on God’s love, for people with special needs, ages 14 and older. The event will

take place at more than 500 churches around the world simultaneously on Friday, February 7th, 6 p.m. – 9 p.m., KC Hall. For more information, please contact Ann C. Williams, at (319) 461-2511 or email Ann.C.Williams@fbfs.com. This will be a night no

one will forget as we celebrate people with special needs! To volunteer you need to attend one of the training sessions: Sunday, January 12th, 2

p.m. Methodist Church or Tuesday, January 21st, 6:30 p.m. Methodist Church.

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Council Highlights The year 2019 has been a year of exploration for the Immanuel council. We read Canoeing the

Mountain and had a retreat to attempt to discover what it means to us. We visited with city

officials, school officials and others to ascertain the needs of Washington. Of course food for

many, clothing especially for the children, shelter for the homeless. Basic needs of everyone. What can we do

at Immanuel to help meet these needs. We have started some of these. The year 2020 will be a year of

action. Looking at the needs of our building and our community. What will we do with the East Wing? What

are the needs of our sanctuary? What are the needs of the people and what does God call us to action?

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

The Epiphany Season

January brings us out of the Christmas season and into the season of Epiphany. “Epiphany” means “to show” or “to make known” or “to reveal”. During the 2nd century “Epiphany” was used, by the church, to express the manifestations of the incarnation of God in Jesus Christ. During the Epiphany Season, manifestations of God incarnate are commemorated: Jesus, Lord and King, of both Jews and Gentiles – when the Wise Men visited child Jesus in Bethlehem. The Wise Men were the first to reveal Jesus, to the world, as the incarnate Christ. This is called the Epiphany of Our Lord and is always celebrated on January 6th. The color of the paraments for Epiphany is white: purity, holiness, and joy. Jesus’ Divinity – Jesus’ baptism by John the Baptist, with the speaking of God the Father and the appearance of God the Holy Spirit revealed Jesus to be God’s Son (celebrated Sunday, January 12th). The color of the paraments is also white. Jesus revealing God’s power through love for the world – made known through Jesus’ ministry of preaching, miracles, and healings. The color of the paraments is green: representing the new life that Jesus gives us and our spiritual growth. The Epiphany season concludes with the Transfiguration of our Lord, which will be celebrated on Sunday, February 23rd. The church year moves from the season of Epiphany into the season of Lent beginning, Ash Wednesday, February 26th.

Confirmand and Mentor Dinner ~ January 26th

Our 8th grade confirmation students: Taylor Bartholomew, Caitlin Kroll, Emma Lueck, and

Mikaila Matheson will be each asking a woman, between January 1st and January 14th, to be

their potential confirmation mentor. To kick off this new relationship a Confirmand and

Mentor dinner will be held on Sunday, January 26th at 6 p.m., Pastor Howard will host this

dinner. The mentor will meet with their confirmand once a week in February/March to

journey together on faith topics: talking faith together; worship; learning; witness; and service

(discussion sheets provided by Pastor Maureen). The confirmands will write a faith review

with the help from their mentor (due in March) and complete a service project with their

mentor (completed by April). During the months of March and April, the confirmand and

mentor will only meet at their discretion to complete their servant project (worship together

during Lent). The confirmand and mentor will explain their servant project to the

congregation on Sunday, April 19th. The mentor will be present with the confirmand at their

confirmation on Sunday, April 26th, 10:30 a.m. worship. What a great opportunity to enrich

the life of a teen!

Epiphany

The Constitution vote to make the changes mandated at the 2019 Churchwide Assembly unanimously passed on

Wednesday, December 18th and on Sunday, December 22nd.

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Service

Date

Greeters Ushers Reader Acolyte Communion

Set up/Clean up

January 5 8 am– Ken &

Susan Baker

10:30– Marilyn

Bennett and

Naomi Erickson

8 am– Rich & Deidra

Baker, Gary Fischer

10:30– Bob Coker

and John & Peg Harris

8 am– Margie

Runaas

10:30– John

Harris

8 am– Emma

Taylor

10:30– Issac

Giesmann

Set up- Bev Bailey

Clean up/Set up- Naomi

Erickson

Clean up– Karen Heineman

January 12 8 am– Bev

Crandall

10:30– Phyllis

Hagensick and Vi

Kruse

8 am– Michael

Howard, Brad Kroll,

Ray Poe

10:30– Tom Gaughan

and Brian & Carrie

Lueck

8 am– Michael

Howard

10:30– Tom

Gaughan

8 am– Vivi Kroll

10:30– Emma

Lueck

Set up– Tricia Kroll

Clean up/Set up– Margaret

Stangohr

Clean up– Corrine Martin

January 19 8 am– Craig &

Tina Montz

10:30– DeAnn

Hakert and Sherry

Ives

8 am– Steve Vetter,

Gary Fischer, Michael

Howard

10:30– Aaron & April

Six and family

8 am– Gary

Fischer

10:30– Jon Runaas

8 am– Clayton

Bartholomew

10:30– Mikaila

Matheson

Set up– Kristin Jones

Clean up/Set up- Naomi

Erickson

Clean up- Stan & Sharol Kroll

January 26 8 am– Alta Poe

10:30– Doris

Moore and Carol

Woodruff

8 am– Brad Kroll, Ray

Poe, Steve Vetter

10:30– Bob Coker,

Tom Gaughan, Marty

Westen

8 am– Ray Poe

10:30– Clyde

Pearce

8 am– Brayden

Zywiec

10:30– Claire

Wubbena

Set up– Bev Bailey

Clean up/Set up– Ray & Alta

Poe

Clean up– Marilyn Bennett

Luther

League

Children’s Christmas Program

ILC’s Christmas Carolers

See you at worship on Wednesday, January 1st

at 6 pm!!