Your Parish Representatives:

Parish Council Members: Ben Baird, Sarah Bofferding, Kevin Erpelding, Anita Froelich, Jim Gorham, Cynthia Haskin, Brent Rud, Mary Scofield, Drew Weaver

Finance Council Members: Jeff Cwikla, Amy Haskell, Claude Sand

School Council Members: Jaclyn Bergerson, Tiffany Fankhanel, Christine Louvar, James Marcotte, Trudy Peterson, Laura Schwindt

Trustees: Hank Krigbaum, Shannon Schmidt

St. Philip’s Church

218-444-4262 www.stphilipsbemidji.org

Parish Staff

Pastor: Fr. Chuck Huck 441-4901

Parochial Vicar: Fr. Don Braukmann 441-4902

Deacon/Bookkeeper: Deacon Kermit Erickson 441-4903

Director of Stewardship & Development: 441-4906

Director of Music & Liturgy: Aana Freihammer 441-4905

Director of Preschool & Elementary Faith Formation/Safe Environ. Coordinator: Kris Jensen 441-4944

Parish Administrative Assistant: Robb Naylor 441-4904

Director of Youth Ministry/Middle & High School Faith Formation: Luke Alexander 441-4908

Campus Ministry/Adult Faith Formation: Blake Quick 441-4907

Parish Office Coordinator: Tammy Johnson 441-4900

Facility Maintenance Supervisor: Larry Mack

Maintenance Support Staff: Greg Allen Jim Shaw

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St. Philip’s School Staff 218-444-4938

Principal: Carol Rettinger ext. 4941

School Office Staff: Jean Patnode 441-4940 Kerry Frauenholtz 441-4942 Camille Moreno 441-4943 Marcy Quick 441-4940

Sister Parish St. Charles Pennington

Saturday at 4:00 PM (Fishing Opener to Labor Day)

Newman Catholic Ministries BSU/NWTC

Events held at various locations on BSU campus. All sacramental events take place

at St. Philip’s Church.

St. Philip’s Clothing Depot

218-444-3835 Tuesday through Sat.urday

9:30 AM to 3:00 PM Manager: Norma Himmelright

Diocese of Crookston Victim Assistance Coordinator: Louann McGlynn 218-281-7895

5Th Sunday in Ordinary Time Greetings, February 5, 2017 I was cleaning out notes from my seminary days. I labeled one: “Gold Mine – Do Not Toss” The speaker: Bishop Robert Morneau. Ø We are pilgrims on a journey: we are here to walk with each other and to share the load… Ø Everyone we meet is a struggling pilgrim on the same journey. Ø There are signals from God to each person everyday – In our being busy people, going from

here to there, doing this, listening to that--- we miss them Ø We have obstacles to our spiritual journey… Ignorance – we just don’t get it, Fear – We don’t

have a fire in the belly for Jesus, and Apathy – we simply put it off to a later time which doesn’t arrive.

Ø Not to give Love away is to miss the whole Shebang Ø We might be more willing to love if we see ourselves as a conduit for God’s love to reach

others through our words and actions. Ø If you want to see how deeply someone loves; watch how they treat the old and vulnerable in

society. Ø We live in a world without too much depth – you can meet 45 people but – how many did you

encounter? Ø As humans we hunger for Meaning, Commitment, Depth, Integration and Intimacy. When one

of these is flawed or missing our nature as humans is to fill the void… we typically fill it with an addiction.

Ø I must have really like this one: it got 4 ****, At the core of prayer there is listening and responding, a dialogue with God takes place, rarely we listen but most often we only talk…

and there are 4 types of prayer - HELP!, THANKS!, WOW!, OOOPS! Ø Have you ever thought about the Trinity as 3 persons, giver, given, giving! Ø Discipleship is what we do after we believe.

**************************************************************** Answering the call to be a disciple of Jesus requires us to be good stewards of our time.

Stewardship of our time involves looking at all of the things we do and when we do them. I invite conversation about 2 or 3 of the following statements… Ø Because of the needs of the family at home we need to say no to some things so we can be

good at family things… Ø “Show me by your works you have faith: Demonstrate your faith through your works” (Pope

Francis) Ø “What can you do to promote world peace? Go home and love your family.” (Mother Theresa) Ø “Everyone needs a house to live in, but a supportive family is what builds a home.” (Anthony

Liccione) Ø “The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother.”(Henry Ward

Beecher) Ø “To put the world right in order, we must first put the nation in order; to put the nation in order,

we must first put the family in order; to put the family in order, we must first cultivate our personal life; we must first set our hearts right.” (Confucius)

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Two weeks in a row weekend Mass attendance is lower than normal? What am I missing or who is missing? Jesus we trust in you! Jesus loves you and so do I, Fr Chuck

Monday, Feb 6 No Daily Mass

Tuesday, Feb 7 No Daily Mass

Wednesday, Feb 8 8:40 AM Communion Service (St. Philip’s)

Thursday, Feb 9 No Daily Mass 10:30 AM Communion Service (Goldpine)

Friday, Feb 10 No Daily Mass

Saturday, Feb 11 5:30 PM Mass: +Deacon John Schuiling

Sunday, Feb 12 7:30 AM Mass: +Merlyn Stai 9:00 AM Mass: +Grayce Braaten 11:00 AM Mass: +Stephen Vencel 6:30 PM Mass: For the People

MASS INTENTIONS For February 6 to 12

THIS WEEK IN THE PARISH

DAILY READINGS For the Week of February 6 to 12

Monday, Feb 6 8:05 AM Community Morning Prayer (Chapel) 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel) 5:45 PM Bible Study– Entertaining Angels (St. Kateri Rm)

Tuesday, Feb 7 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel) 8:05 AM Community Morning Prayer (Chapel) 10:00 AM Bible Study– The Prophets (St. Kateri Rm) 3:15 PM Little Flowers (Social Hall) 5:00 PM Folk Group Practice (Church) 6:00 PM KC Board Mtg (Social Hall) 7:00 PM Men’s Basketball (Gym) 7:30 PM Marian Devotions (Chapel)

Wednesday, Feb 8 8:05 AM Community Morning Prayer (Chapel) 9:40 AM Rosary (Chapel) 3:15 PM Children’s Choir Practice (Church) 4:00 PM Teen Choir Practice (Church) 6:30 PM Faith Formation, Grades 1-11

Thursday, Feb 9 8:05 AM Community Morning Prayer (Chapel) 3:15 PM Bible Study– Entertaining Angels (St. Kateri Rm) 5:00 PM Liturgy Committee Mtg (St. Kateri Rm) 6:30 PM RCIA & Beyond– Mary & the Saints (St. Kateri Rm) 7:00 PM Bible Study– Bible Timeline (St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Rm)

Friday, Feb 10 8:05 AM Community Morning Prayer (Chapel) 1:30 PM Bible Study– The Mass (St. Kateri Rm)

Saturday, Feb 11 4:30 PM Reconciliation (Chapel)

Sunday, Feb 12 8:35 AM Rosary (Chapel) 9:00 AM Children’s Liturgy of the Word (St. Greg/Grt Rm) 9:00 AM Preschool Sunday School (Pre-K classroom) 10:15 AM RCIA & Beyond– Mary & the Saints (St. Kateri Rm) 10:15 AM Rosary (Chapel) 3:00 PM Holy Hour (Chapel)

Monday, Feb 6 ● Gn 1:1-19 ● Ps 104:1-2,5-6,10,12,24,35 ● Mk 6:53-56

Tuesday, Feb 7 ● Gn 1:20-2:4a ● Ps 8:4-9 ● Mk 7:1-13

Wednesday, Feb 8 ● Gn 2:4b-9,15-17 ● Ps 104:1-2,27-30 ● Mk 7:14-23

Thursday, Feb 9 ● Gn 2:18-25 ● Ps 128:1-5 ● Mk 7:24-30

Friday, Feb 10 ● Gn 3:1-8 ● Ps 32:1-2,5-7 ● Mk 7:31-37

Saturday, Feb 11 ● Gn 3:9-24 ● Ps 90:2-6,12-13 ● Mk 8:1-10

Sunday, Feb 12 ● Sir 15:15-20 ● Ps 119:1-2,4-5,17-18,33-34 ● 1 Cor 2:6-10 ● Mt 5:17-37

Fr. Chuck and Fr. Don will be out from February 6 through February 10 to attend the Good Leaders Good Shepherds classes. There will not be Daily Masses this week, however, we will have Morning Prayer daily, and Communion Services on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at St. Philip’s and Thursday, Feb. 9 at Goldpine (see the Mass Intentions schedule). If any pastoral care is needed this week, Deacon Kermit will be available.

Games! Food!

Prizes!

High School

Sunday, Feb. 5th @ St. Philip's

Party Starts @ 5:00 pm Kick-off @ 5:30 pm Ends@ game-end 9th-12th graders Bring a friend!

***Admittance to the Super Bowl Party, bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the

Bemidji Community Food Shelf.

Grand Prize will be handed out at the end of the game if you stay and help clean up!

Questions, contact Luke Alexander @ 218-441-4908 or lalexander@stphilipsbemidji.org

BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS Parents or prospective parents who wish to present a child for Baptism are asked to attend a baptism preparation class. The next session will be on February 5. Please call the Parish Office at 444-4262 to register, or for more information.

PARISH LIFE

SACRAMENTAL LIFE

Happy Anniversary! Congratulations and best wishes to Ken & Debbie Hovland who are celebrating 40 years of marriage on February 4!

FAITH FORMATION

FIRST EUCHARIST PARENT SESSION THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 6:30 PM OR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 5:15 PM

Two opportunities to attend the First Eucharist Parent Session will be offered: February 16 at 6:30 PM and February 21 at 5:15 PM at the Social Hall. Parents/guardians only need to attend one session. These two sessions will be the only sessions offered this year, so mark your calendars now! The session is for parents/guardians who will be preparing their child to receive the Sacrament of First Eucharist this year. This is a parent only Session, one parent must attend (both are welcome). Children preparing to receive the Sacrament should be in second grade or older and attending Faith Formation or St. Philip’s School. An overview of the Sacrament, the preparation program and the time line will be discussed. Parents/guardians are responsible for the preparation of their child to receive the Sacrament. Packets will be handed out and there will be an opportunity for questions and discussion. Please contact Kris Jensen, 441-4944, for additional information.

DIOCESAN ANNUAL APPEAL We are pleased to announce the beginning of the Diocesan Annual Appeal. The Diocesan goal for the Appeal has not changed from 2016 and is still $890,000.00. This goal is divided among the 66 parishes in our Diocese. Our parish goal for 2017 is $76,825.00. The goal for St. Charles in Pennington is $2,243.00. These numbers are based on our attendance, population and annual offertory. You will each receive an Annual Appeal letter from Bishop at home in your mailbox. There are also envelopes and prayer cards available here at St. Philip’s. Please pray about a gift to the Appeal. Take some time to enjoy the video today or check it out on the website at www.crookston.org/daa to see what a wonderful impact your gift will make. Bishop Hoeppner asks for your prayers and asks to be able to pray for your needs by using the prayer cards included in the mailing. Please send them whether or not you are able to make a gift.

High School Youth

Super Bowl Party!!!

VS.

The St. Philip’s Catholic Community welcomes through the waters of baptism, Ariana Deborah and Melody Rose Moreno. Baptized and receiving the sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation were Hikari Jane,

Nayeli Kailynn, Lauren Grace Moreno. All are the children of Anthony and Camille Moreno, who are now in full communion with the Catholic Church through the Eucharist and Confirmation. Also receiving the sacraments of Baptism, First Eucharist and Confirmation were Zachary MacKenzie Martinez, son of Deborah Brown, and Ethan Dilachlan and MaKynzie Trebach Claw, grandchildren of Deborah Brown. May they be filled with the Holy Spirit!

St. Philip’s extends condolences to the family of Richard Gravelle. May he find rest and peace, & his family find comfort in God’s love.

PARISH MISSION AT ST. PHILIP’S SAVE THE DATE! St. Philip’s is holding a Parish Mission with Casting Nets February 26th thru the 28th, 2017, 4 PM Sunday and 6 PM Monday and Tuesday nights in the Social Hall. Come to one, two, or all three sessions and it’s absolutely FREE! To top that, there are 3 specialized conversations designed for our youth at noon on the 26th, a conversation with Seniors at 10 AM on the 27th and a college conversation at BSU at noon on the 28th! Our Parish Mission will conclude with the final talk and a Mardi Gras Party on Tuesday Night! Daycare will be provided for children ages 3-6. For More information please see the bulletin flyer or contact Blake at bquick@stphilipsbemidji.org

STEWARDSHIP OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017

Last Week's Mass Attendance Jan 28 5:30 PM 228____ Jan 29 7:30 AM 182 __ Jan 29 9:00 AM 323____ Jan 29 11:00 AM 316____ Jan 29 6:30 PM 85_ __

Goals •Weekly goal to meet budget: $ 16,355.00 •Increase needed weekly to meet the Roof/AC project over 36 months: $ 1,722.00 •Increase needed weekly for maintenance escrow account over 5 years: $ 1,126.00 New weekly goal total: $ 19,203.00

STEWARDSHIP ~ A HABIT OF THE HEART

ST. PHILIP’S SCHOOL

February 4/5

Worldwide Marriage Encounter Northwest Minnesota Ministry

Week #33 Actual Contributions

(received the weekend of 1/29/2017)

Envelopes $ 10,747.76 EFT Env. $ — Loose Plate $ 924.50 Children’s $ 46.61 Total $ 11,718.87

St. Philip’s Mission Statement: To Accomplish God’s Work

Nothing matches the impact of photographs and ultrasounds to validate human life. Wisconsin Right to Life provides one such site: http://wrtl.org/fetal-development/babys-development-month-by-month/

"Put on then, as God's chosen ones, holy and beloved, heart-felt compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience." - Colossians 3:12. Experience these at a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend. The next available weekend is Mar 10-12, 2017 in Baxter, MN. Early registration is highly recommended. For more information visit our website at: northmnwwme.org or contact Alan & Missy at applications@northmnwwme.org or 888-455-3496.

Ø St. Philip’s School registration for the 2017-2018 will open to parishioners on Thursday, February 9, and for the general public the following Thursday. Present families – please get your registration in as soon as possible.

Ø Catholic Schools Raffle: This coming Monday, we will have the first of two sets of drawings for monetary prizes, one for those who have purchased Raffle tickets already and one for those who have sold Raffle tickets already. The second set of drawings will be held after everything is turned in. So there’s still time to purchase and sell more.

Ø There will be no school Mass this week as the priests are out of town taking a class.

Ø Students in grades 3, 5, and 7 will be taking the full battery of the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills this week. Following their regular schedule including plenty of sleep, exercise, and good eating should be all they need to do well.

Ø Spelling Bee champion, seventh grader Abby Johnson, will represent St. Philip’s School in the regional competition in Thief River Falls on Wednesday. Our runner-up is eighth grader Ethan Pochardt. Well done and good luck!

Ø Report cards will be sent home with students on Wednesday, February 8.

Ø Our MathCounts team will participate in the Lake Aggaziz chapter competition next week. Good luck, Mathletes!

Ø ISD#31 will have another early release day on Wednesday, February 15. We will have class all day. Those families who need to have their children ride the bus home at 1:10 need to notify the school.

Ø Families will have a long weekend, February 17 – 20. We will have a teacher inservice day on Friday, and Monday is Presidents’ Day. Enjoy.

Ø Remember to drive slowly and cautiously in the parking lot at all times and to avoid parking along the sidewalk during peak traffic times (2:50 – 3:20 PM). Thank you.

Ø Go online to complete your Safe Environment Certification for 2016-2017. If you were certified during the 2015-2016 school year, you need to again be recertified this year. Please go to: www.crookston.org and following the prompts for Safe Environment. [You may have to “refresh” your cache once or twice.] This certification must be done annually and BEFORE you volunteer.

Pray for Vocations During the month of February the Chalice and Paten provided by the Knights of Columbus will be on display along with prayer cards in the Adoration Chapel. This is our reminder of the im-portance to pray for men considering the call to ordained life serving us through the priesthood. Please pick up a prayer card and say the prayer daily asking God for Good leaders Good Shepherds. If you can: prayerfully tell a young man why you think they would be a good priest… Remember to talk to God about your friend before talking to your friend about God…

KOINONIA WEEKEND Headwaters Koinonia #28 has been set for February 17-19, 2017 at St. Philip’s. This retreat weekend is designed to help men and women grow in understanding, appreciation and experience of God, Jesus, Faith, Church, Ministry, Scripture and Self. Look for fliers in the Narthex to register for this wonderful opportunity. For more information or questions, please contact Deacon Kermit at 441-4903.

LOW GLUTEN HOSTS Low gluten hosts are available at every Mass, daily or Sunday. Sometimes due to a medical condition, individuals are not able to receive the regular hosts that are used in Holy Communion. If you or someone you know needs a low gluten host, ask a greeter, sacristan, information station person, or a priest, we will be glad to assist. In order to receive: enter the communion line that is receiving from the presider. Indicate to the presider you wish a low gluten host. He will present the Body of Christ from a special pyx. For several weeks, Father Don, and Father Chuck, will be announcing the availability of a low gluten host at every Mass.

The Bemidji Knights of Columbus Council #1544 will be holding a major degree ceremony on 3-18-17. This is to invite all Catholic gentleman to join and you must be 18 years of age at that time. The ceremony will start at 9 AM and will conclude with lunch at approximately 1 PM. If any 1st Degree members wish to continue their journey to Knighthood, this would be a wonderful opportunity to attend. If you are interested in joining or have any questions please contact the Grand Knight Phil Hodapp at 218 766 0527 or the Financial Secretary Dan Shea at 218 760 6616.

NEED A WINTER RETREAT?

What a great time of year to take care of your spiritual health! Many in our parish have attended Cursillo weekends over the years and give great testimony to the power of such weekends. Cursillo is pronounced KER-SEE-O meaning - short course in Christianity. Weekends are being offered this winter at Sand Hill Bible Camp, just south of Fosston. The weekends include quiet time, inspirational talks, and most importantly, time to be with Jesus without the many distractions of daily life. The weekend starts Thursday evening and ends Sunday afternoon.

The Men's will be held February 23-26 and the Women's will be March 16-19.

If these dates do not work into your schedule there will also be weekends available this fall. The Men's will be held September 28-October 1 and the Women's will be October 26-29.

Contact Carol Olsonawski (218-689-9081) or Bobbi Mercil (701-866-5706) for more information. Applications can be printed at crookstoncursillo.weebly.com or picked up at the Parish Office.

St. Philip’s Children’s and Teen Choir

St. Philip’s Parish Teen and Children Choir are starting their winter session February 8th. Children’s Choir (2nd-5th grade) meets Wednesdays from 3:15-4:00 PM, and Teen Choir (6th-12th grade) meets Wednesdays from 4:00-4:45 PM. All are welcome. Contact Aana Freihammer, if your child is interested! afreihammer@stphilipsbemidji.org

“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” ~ Matthew 5:16

The generosity of being a good steward of your gifts has a positive effect on people and it is contagious! Good works encourages more good works. Let your light shine! Be careful to recognize that God is working through you and don’t put yourself above the people you have been called to help.

FYI… Over the last couple weeks we have had individuals faint or require medical attention due to low blood sugar or low blood pressure. If you are on medication and require food with your medication you are exempt from the one hour fast before receiving Holy Communion. This even applies to the priest celebrating the Mass.

WEEKEND RETREAT FOR WOMEN

“Reawakening Hope” February 24–26, 2017

Christ the King Retreat Center Gift yourself a gift…time…

621 First Ave S Buffalo, MN 55313 763-682-1394 www.kingshouse.com

† To be with yourself and your God † Receive daily Eucharist † Listen to inspirational talks

† Relax in the quietude of King’s House and its beautiful property † Enjoy delicious meals

ARE YOU SOMEONE OR DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO…

Ø Has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic? Ø Has a child over the age of seven who has not been baptized? Ø Was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not celebrated the Sacraments of Confirmation and/or

Eucharist?

Then, the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is for you!

Adults from all faith traditions or no religious background at all are welcome to participate in our process of instruction designed especially for the needs and lifestyles of busy people. We offer an opportunity to come together in a small group to learn more about the Catholic faith. Sessions focus on the teachings and experience of the Church, and prepare individuals to come into full communion with the Catholic Church when they’re ready.

Classes meet twice each month, on Thursdays at 6:30 PM, in the St. Kateri Room. The same class is repeated 3 days later on the following Sunday at 10:15 AM. The classes are offered year-round and You may join the classes at any time. We are dedicated to meeting the needs of each individual, wherever you may be in your faith journey.

We invite you to participate in the process with your questions, your insights and your faith story, in a warm, welcoming setting. There are no fees and all materials are provided at no charge.

For information please call the Parish Office and ask for the RCIA program at (218) 444-4262, or:

Deacon Kermit Erickson kerickson@stphilipsbemidji.org (218) 441-4903 Robb Naylor rnaylor@stphilipsbemidji.org (218) 441-4904

St. Philip’s Catholic Church - RCIA Program

This is part of a letter Fr. Chuck and Fr. Don received from Bishop Hoeppner. Please contact either of us if you are interested in joining us on March 9th as we travel to St. Paul…

My Dear brother priests, Election results present both new opportunities and new challenges. After this past November, that is certainly the case here in Minnesota. Protecting the vulnerable from assisted suicide, expanding parental choice in education, and strengthening families in their struggle to escape poverty are among some of the most pressing issues we face in our State Legislature.

Life and dignity must be protected. And Catholic voices count. Our lawmakers need to know where we stand, because we can make a difference. This is our call. This is our moment.

To make the most of these opportunities, the Minnesota Catholic Conference is hosting the first-ever Catholics at the Capitol, a day of inspiration and advocacy in St. Paul on Thursday, March 9, 2017. You and your parishioners are encouraged to join me, my brother bishops, and more than 1,000 fellow Catholics as we protect life and dignity in Minnesota. We’ll be:

• Inspired by dynamic Church leaders and the power of prayer • Informed about the critical issues impacting life and dignity in Minnesota • Equipped to influence our elected officials — they will listen!

If we don’t seize this moment and come together at our State Capitol on march 9, the push for assisted suicide in Minnesota will gain ground, underprivileged children will miss out on opportunities for a quality education, and too many families will remain trapped in a cycle of poverty.

MINISTRY SCHEDULE Week of February 11/12

Would you like to become involved in liturgical ministries at St. Philip’s? Call/Email Aana Freihammer afreihammer@stphilipsbemidji.org or call 218-441-4905.

Feb 11, 5:30 PM

Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Feb 12, 7:30 AM

Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Feb 12, 9:00 AM

Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Feb 12, 11:00 AM

Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Feb 12, 6:30 PM

Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

SACRISTAN Deborah Millard Jennifer Leisenheimer Joe Bofferding Mary Herried HELP NEEDED

LECTOR Peggy Neumann Joe Czapiewski

Sue Bruns Cynthia Haskin

Sue Hendricks Marilynne Hodapp

Jamie Hoffman Tony Schussman

HELP NEEDED

INTERCESSOR Trish Jones Judy Stai Deacon Kermit Erickson

Sue Hengel HELP NEEDED

ALTAR SERVER

Aidan Spaeth Ava Spaeth Ian Spaeth

Ephram Boucher Philip Hodapp Jack McCrady

Alex Froelich Daniel Froelich Aria Gish

Nicholas Youso Timothy Youso Gwen Youso

Leo Mathews Mary Beth Matthews Charlie McCalip

CAPTAIN Janet Weaver Walter Schuiling Sue Lucas Sue Hengel HELP NEEDED

EMHC

Terry Jones JoDee Treat HELP NEEDED Trish Jones Deborah Millard HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

Jennifer Leisenheimer Timothy Wiltse Dan Shea HELP NEEDED Mary Zigan Therese Johnson HELP NEEDED

Deacon Kermit Erickson Amy Bofferding Thomas Kern David LaZella Joe Bofferding Louise Gish Doug Gish Sharon Zarrett Rose Fagerstrom

Courtney Haskins Rita Lauderbaugh Cathy Lalli Mary Herried Susie Balstad Sarah Glen HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

USHER

Glen Laginess Chris Hanevold Mary Dufault HELP NEEDED

Gary Bruns Jim Schneider Jim Gavin (sub req.) D.J. Bakken

Mark Froelich Zach Froelich Troy Hendricks Larry Mack

Hank Imsande Don Pohl HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

HOSPITALITY FELLOWSHIP

Joan Klobe Colleen Schulke

Mark Dickinson Pat Schnell Sharon Holmgren Gerri Daigle

Neal Holmstrom Maureen Holmstrom Tracy Wright Dawn Baumgartner

GREETER Jean Louvar Barbara Passeri

Fran Petersen Rosemary Petersen

Darlene Weber Missy Fagerstrom

HELP NEEDED Jan Busch

HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

INFORMATION STATION

HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED Rose Fagerstrom Rita Lauderbaugh Jack McCalip

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