Summer 2013 Trumpet

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Hello St. Paul Family,

I'm excited that next month the Hun-ger Leaders' Gathering - a nationalELCA event - will take place in DesMoines at St. John's Lutheran July 11-14! I'm excited about it because I see

this as a great opportunity for us inIowa to host the larger church and toshowcase some of our state treasuresin the area of food production.

Jessica Fairfax and Mikka McCrackenfrom ELCA Hunger have asked forsome local help with the gathering.There are a number of opportunities tohelp with this event, from registrationto set-up to take-down, and tasks inbetween. The synod's Hunger Teamand it's Church in Society Commissionare also involved in helping and finding

help. I see this as an opportunity foryou to meet others who are interestedin faith and food and to learn abouthow we can respond to Jesus' commandto "feed my sheep".

Thanks for considering this request. Ifyou are interested and available toserve in a shift or two, please contactme via email or phone. Thank you foryour prayerful consideration!

Peace, Joel

I once attended a workshop sponsoredby the Episcopal Diocese of Utah dur-

ing which the leader asked the 200 or

so people gathered if they viewed the

word evangelism positively. Maybe

one brave soul raised a hand. Then the

facilitator asked the same crowd how

many of them came to the Episcopal

Church later in life, i.e., are not

cradle Episcopalians. Pretty much the

whole room raised their hands. Thetake-away lesson for me: mainlineChristians are allergic to evangelism

however much they must have been

evangelized at one time or another, or

else they wouldnt be Christians!

Im a cradle Lutheran who has been

reflecting on why I stayed in the Lu-

theran Church as an adult. My best

reason: because I believe that the

unknowable God has become known inJesus, and what is known is that God is

full of grace. And that makes a huge

difference to me in the world of ten-

thousand things as Lao-Tzu called it.

Under every decaying leaf in my yard,

or shimmering red cardinal perched

outside my office window, or even amid

every tragedy I see in the hospital con-

sultation room, I know that the God of

infinite, unconditional grace and self-giving love is there. Weeping with those

who weep, rejoicing with those who

rejoice. This is the God who, as Julian

of Norwich put it, will make all things

well, even if at any given moment all

evidence runs to the contrary. The tomb

is still empty. And that gives me hope.

Thats a wordy reason why I have

faith. What is yours? And what differ-ence does it make to you? And what

difference would it make to someone

else? Who in your life needs to hear it?

How you answer those questions is your

own individual evangelism program.

Evangelist Billy Graham anecdotally

once said, Of all Christians, Lutherans

have the deepest grasp of the gospel.

The only problem is, they dont want to

tell anybody. As much as I like Billy,we need to prove him wrong. And I

know we can and do. Lets not tire of

sharing the gospel. After all, God does

not tire of us, and thats really good

news!

Christs Peace,

Pr. Joel

The Trumpet is a seasonal publication of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Winterset, Iowa

TRUMPET

THE

Summer 2013Responding to Gods Grace in Christ, we Welcome

all people, Prepare disciples, and Live faithfully

through worship, spiritual growth, and action.

Why Share Your Faith?


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OFFICE HOURSPastor Joel Nau

Tuesday & Thursday 1-4pm,

Wednesday 11am-4pm,

Friday 1-4pm

Evening Meetings, Sunday Mornings

Best by appointment

Email: [email protected]

Cell Phone: 515.468.5074

Julie Feirer, Ministry Director

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9am-3pm

Wednesday 9am-2pm

Evening Meetings, Sunday Mornings


Office Phone: 515.462.4270Cell Phone: 515.468.1968

Church Office Email:

[email protected]

Annie Nau, Newsletter Editor


2013 Pastoral ActsBaptisms FuneralsEsther Hanson, March 31 Beulah Howell, March 25

Theodore Hanson, March 31 Barbara Annie Chaney, April 14

John Kauffman, March 31

Tia-Lee Ferguson, April 14 New MembersApril 21Georgianne Featherstone

ConfirmationApril 28 John & Anne SnellerDaniel Cross Curtis & Niki Anderson

Macy Johnson Parker, Paige, Grant, & Grace

Kayla Lambert Don & Linda Darling

Lance Marean Joyce & Bob Halverson

Beth Stolte

THE TRUMPET

Of Note

IN NEED OF A

PRAYER . . . .

Sometimes a prayer for friends or loved ones

entreats God to protect or heal them, butsometimes a prayer can also be a note we

write, a call we make, or a pie we bake.

Reach out, with all kinds of prayer, to these

and others, to show them they are loved:

Alma Erickson Kathryn FarlowDixie Bardwell Aggie ReedRoger Gibbens Joe HansenKatie Koch Orlene NarlandLeo Rostgrandfather of Kristy Hoefing

Family of Mary Warren mother ofSara Thalacker

Victims/Families of the BostonBombings

Family of Annie Chaney Gene Madsen Tim Mohs Tyson Beem Gladys Jensen Family of Edna Darling mother of

Don Darling

Esther Hanson Bradley Foxfriend of Cheryl Bales

Jake Burnsidecousin of Deb Martens

Ron VerMulm Josie Burkett

. . . . homeless, jobless, mentally ill, par-ents, abused children, President Obama,our congressional leaders, state/local offi-cials, health professionals/care givers, pris-oners, the oppressed/disrespected, ourcongregation, Pastor Joel & family.

(Please contact Pastor Joel or Twila Seibert with

prayer requests.)

PERSONS

SERVING IN

THE MILITARY

Joshua Meyer

Ralph & Karen Meyer

Eric & Ethan Schmidt

Gene & Keri Lehman

Questions about First Communionfor your child? Contact Pastor Joel

and he will be happy to offerresources and schedule a family

study at a time convenient for you.

Thank you to Joshua & Lowell Miller, Dick Anderson,Trudy Langford, and Pat Nelson for helping clean outthe flower garden. Thanks also to Jerry & Donnie

Drake for removing the pear tree that had fallen overin front of the church. ~Jim Nelson

New Member Sunday
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Gifts of Time

AshWednesday

2013 GivingGeneral ELCA Siloam

May5 6663.00 370.50 270.00

12 4053.00 137.50 50.00

19 7630.02 165.50 448.00

26 2255.00 90.50 .00

Totals 20601.02 764.00 768.00

June2 3230.00 100.50 493.00

To meet our budget for 2013, our weeklygeneral fund need is $4537/week. Our

general fund pays for salaries, facilities, ad-ministration, insurance, utilities, education,worship, & program expense. To meet our2013 pledge of $8500 to the SEIA Synod we

need $163.46/week. The Pool of Siloamserves local benevolence and is matched

dollar-for-dollar by a very generous donor.

Ministers of Worship & OutreachDATE GREETERS COMMUNION READERS USHERS BREAD

SERVERS MAKERSJune 16 Lowell/Beth Miller Dave/Sheila Stewart Ann Bartelt Thalacker Family Connie Weidman

Blakley Family Darling Family Jason Stolte Travis/Carrie Nedved

June 23 Wayne/Deb Martens Jim/Pat Nelson Debi Martens Hoversten/VanHorn Cherokee Blakley

Tom/Jen Acton Steve/Robin Dick Doyle Scott Eric/Kenna JohnsonJune 30 Rich/Genelle Thompson Jason Myli/Liz Hansen Jacque Mohs Jim/Pat Nelson Jessica Brown

Nielsen Family Ted/Bea Leonard Wendy Burkett Eric/Kristy Hoefing

July 7 Wayne/Deb Martens Anderson/Blythe Jason Myli Liz Hansen Jennifer KorteBoardman Family Rich/Genelle Thompson Jen Acton Cleghorn Family

July 14 Dean/Ann Bartelt Hoffmann/Mount Jim Nelson Miller Family Beth MillerKen/Jeanne Henrichsen Jason/Terri Stolte Debra Cleghorn Dole Family

July 21 Lehman Family VanHorn/Hoversten Twila Siebert Anderson Family Carrie NedvedJohnson Family Doyle/S tarr Scott Nicole Darling Gus/Erlene Henrichsen

July 28 Judy/Leon Schwartz Jim/Pat Nelson Dick Anderson Dean/Ann Bartelt Cheryl BalesTed/Bea Leonard Eric/Kristy Hoefing Linda Kenyon Ivan/Dorothy Marckmann

Aug 4 Dick/Mary Anderson Wayne/Debi Martens Ann Bartelt Eric/Brooke Blessington Cherokee BlakleyIvan/Dorothy Marckmann Lake/Cleghorn Jennifer Korte Marean Family

Aug 11 Robert/Velma VanScoy Lowell/Beth Miller Dean Bartelt Lehman Family Jessica BrownRich/Genelle Thompson Tom/Jen Acton Ruthanne Korte Scott Family

Aug 18 VanHorn/Hoversten Tim/Jacque Mohs Tina Hoffmann Leon/Judy Schwartz Kristy HoefingNedved Family Jason/Nicole Darling Stacy Marean Nielsen Family

Aug 25 Wayne/Deb Martens Lehman/Hansen Don Darling Dave/Sheila Stewart Ruthanne KorteTom/Jen Acton Steve/Robin Dick John Patience Jason/Teri Stolte

Sept 1 Myli Family Dean/Ann Bartelt Jacque Mohs VanHorn/Hoversten Jodi LakeCheryl Bales Mark/Linda Kenyon Scott Tryon Rich/Genelle Thompson

Sept 8 Liz Hansen Leon/Judy Schwartz Marilyn Mount Myli Family Karen MeyerBellamy Family Eric/Kenna Johnson Beth Sunds Darling Family

Sound/Projector Assignments and Counter Assignments are available from Julie.

With everyones busy schedule, it is understandable if you cannot serve at an assigned time.Please try to find a substitute, or contact the church office if you need to make a change 462-4270.

Nursery AttendantsSecond Service

June 9 Macy Johnson

June 16 Baylee Haggard

June 23 Jenna Nielsen

June 30 Kayla Lambert

July 7 Andrew Dick

July 14 Beth Stolte

July 21 Briley Tryon

July 28 Cherokee Blakley

Aug 4 Macy Johnson

Aug 11 Bekah Nau

Aug 18 Jenna Nielsen

Aug 25 Baylee Haggard

Sept 1 Andrew Dick

Sept 8 Beth Stolte

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Acolytes1st Service 2nd Service

June 16 Mara Feirer Hilary Haggard

June 23 Lauren Myli Peyton Dick

June 30 Amy Lehman Easton Darling

Gifts of Talent

Gifts of Treasure

On Sunday June 9, we welcome Re-Creation. Winterset teacher, MattKiger was once a member of thisgroup, and some of you may remem-ber us hosting them in the past. Themembers of Re-Creation are not paidfor their service, and they spend a year or more traveling the countryentertaining the men and women in our VA medical centers.

A big thank you to the Scott, Dodd, Dick, and Nau families for hostingthe members at their homes on Saturday evening. The group will joinus for a potluck lunch after the 10:30am service, so bring a dish and joinus for lunch!

Special thanks to Eric Hoefing and theBuilding Team for installing speakers in the nursery sothat those attending small children can hear the worshipservice. Eric is pictured here showing other members of

the communications team how to operate the system.


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EducationOpportunities

Summer ProgramThe Way

Join us each Sunday morning this Sum-mer at 9:30am for our intergenera-tional education program The Way -a DVD series by Adam Hamilton.

Using videos shot on location, Hamiltontakes viewers on a virtual journey tosee the greatest landmarks of the HolyLand.

All ages are invited to participate, andfamilies are encouraged to participatetogether. We will start each discussionwith an overview to what well be see-

ing, watch the video, then have somediscussion afterward. Ideas and activi-ties will be provided for parents to ex-tend the discussion with their kids.

This is a different kind of program thanwe have offered in the past, and welook forward to your participation and

feedback. Our first Sunday was won-derful with all ages participating andenjoying the program!

Education& YOUTH

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLVBS will be July 29 to August 1st. This year's theme

is "Remedy", based on 1 John 4:10, "This is love; not

that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his

Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins." We are in

need of people to house counselors, donations of

food and snacks during the week, and supplies. VBS

is for kids age Pre-K through 6th grade, and older

kids and parents are needed as helpers. Please

mark your calendars and join us!

To register use the link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9NNP6PWGod Squad Finishes the Year with FUN!On one of our last evenings of God Squad, Kristin Myli ledthe 4th and 5th graders in preparing and serving dinner foreveryone, including the kindergarten through 6th gradeGod Squad students, the 7th and 8th grade confirmationstudents, and all the teachers. Together, this is about 70 to80 people. They hadfun and served with asmile!

Kaden Hargin & Kellis Patterson

Brock Johnson & Easton Darling

Megan McDonald

Mara Feirer, Amy Lehman,Paige Anderson, Peyton Dick, Lily Jones, and helper MarilynMount, serve Parker Anderson his ice cream.

Easter Morning was a

whirlwind of fun with dyed

eggs from the God Squad

kids, a fabulous Easter

Breakfast, & an Easter Egg

Hunt for the little ones. A

special thanks to Candi

Dole for coordinating the

egg-dyeing &

the

Easter

Egg Hunt!

Candi Dole helping theGod Squad kids with anEaster Craft

Mara Fierer& Paige

Anderson

Easter Egg Hunt on achilly Easter morning!

Dyeing Easter Eggs

Dyeing Easter Eggs
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THE TRUMPETPlease send us your pictures of family events and activities, and we will

include them in our newsletters. Lets celebrate one another!

Fellowship& Hospitality

Quilt Raffle Tickets for SaleThe quilt now hanging in the fellowship hall was originally pieced by

Ilene Kagarice. Based on when she started assembling the blocks,

she estimated that some of the fabrics were from the

1930s and 40s and up. The quilting was done byPeggy Freligh, who bound and trimmed it in black

and white to showcase the colorful array of fabrics.

Ilene and her family were very happy with the finished

quilt, and shortly thereafter (in February), Ilene passed

away. Raffle tickets for this quilt are available for

$1each or 6 for $5. The winner will be drawn in Au-

gust at the Table Affair Dinner. Talk to any of the

quilters about purchasing tickets.

OpportunitiesAutomatic GivingMonthly giving at St. Paul tends to decline over the summer due tolower attendance. However, our bills remain constant. If youwould like to provide an offering to St. Paul during the summer -even on the weeks/months when you travel - please consider sign-ing up for automatic transfer (or Electronic Funds Transfer - EFT).

Just go to the church website www.wintersetlutheran.org and click theElectronic Giving link on the front page. From there, you can choose to set up

recurring payments on a weekly, semi-monthly, or monthly basis . . . OR make aone-time donation. It can be done through your checking, savings, or credit cardaccounts. Thank you for your support, no matter how you give it!

News From The Kitchen Crew!Its been a very busy spring for us in St. Pauls kitchen, starting with the "Republican Dinner. After that we had four dinnersin April all in one week. They were the Winterset Alumni, the Madison Co. Hospital volunteers, sorority dinner, and theconfirmation dinner. We also had two dinners in May. Madison County Health Institute and Madison County LeadershipForum. So far in June we have two scheduled dinners. One is a camping group from DesMoines and the other is a tour bus

from Arkansas. As you can see we keep pretty busy! Thanks to my crew for all they do! Pat, Dorothy, Erlene, Cheryl andLinda. Also Starr is helping us when she can. We really appreciate all of you that help us when we put out the call.

I'm beginning to plan for our annual Table Affair which will be August 24th. Since this will be our 5thanniversary of this event I want to make it a little more special. It's going to be called, "Table Affair/Family Affair." Allthemes will deal with the family. What you did as a child growing up or what you do with your family now. We have somereally fun themes so far such as "Family Vacation", "Family Camping" , "Family Pets", "Building A Snowman", "Ice Skat-ing", "Fourth of July Party" "Family Game Night" "Friday Night Football" "All Things Wild" just to name a few. I havea good start with ten hostesses. All I need is five more. If there are some of you that are thinking about being a part of thisevent just give me a call. We need you! I have some neat things planned so you won't want to miss this one. It will be anevening to remember!

Ticket sales are going well. As you all know we are selling tickets on a beautiful quilt. It's hanging in the fellowship hall forall to see. A lot of work and love has gone into this quilt so take a look and don't miss your chance of winning this quilt. Wewill also be giving away a $500 gift card from Best Buy. It can be used for anything at Best Buy, from electronics to T.V. toappliances. It's your choice. Be sure and get your tickets now! They are $1 each. or 6 for $5. You don't have to be present towin! The drawings will be at the Table Affair. Anyone wishing to help out with tickets sales such as taking them to your workplace or family dinners just let me know and I'll get tickets to you. Thanks to everyone for supporting us in our many en-deavors! ~Connie WeidmanT

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Augus

t24!


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Ministry TeamUpdates

What is the SPRC?The mission of the Staff-Parish Relations Com-mittee is to serve both the congregation andthe church staff by listening to the concerns orneeds of the congregation and providing sup-port to the Pastor and staff.

The Committee serves as both "blanket" and"sandpaper" to the staff. This means that theSPRC provides the care and comfort of a blan-ket, as well as the gift of difficult feedback to"sand" off any rough edges. Committee meet-ings offer time for open dialogue, problem-

solving and reflection.

This year's committee consists ofAnnBartelt, chair;Jason Darling, Karen Meyer,and Lorrie Drake, with an additional memberto be named by the Church Council. Meetingsare held every four to six weeks throughoutthe year. The congregation is urged to contactany member of the committee at any time.

Health, Wellness, &HealingThe Health, Wellness, and Healing team spon-

sored the St Paul Walks program again duringLent. It was a great opportunity for our mem-bers to add some physical exercise to theirdaily routine. This spring we also sponsoredthe End of Life series again, which was ex-tended to the community. We brought inspeakers on various topics including funeralplanning, hospice, and financial planning. Wehope to continue to offer opportunities to helpnurture the physical and spiritual wellness of StPaul's members.

HyVee Nutrition TourThe HWH team is also sponsoring a NutritionTour at the West Des Moines HyVee to learnabout healthy eating. Well be touring with thedietician and learning more about our favoritegrocery items. Two tours are scheduled:Tuesday, June 11, 2pm or Thursday, June 20,6:30pm. We will meet at the church to car-pool one hour before the tours begin. Space islimited, so please call the church office to indi-cate your interest. This is a great opportunityto learn how to take care of our God-givenhealth.

Questions? Contact: Lori Blythe, 249-2096

Outreach& Mission

ELW HymnalsMr. Dean Bartelt and an anonymous donor have generously offered a combined$1000 designated toward the purchase of the new red hymnal, the EvangelicalLutheran Worship book. The council considered their offer and decided toproceed with purchasing 50 copies. If you would like to adopt a hymnal andmemorialize or honor a loved one, please sign up on the kiosk. The cost is $20per book, made payable to St. Paul, and funds from these donations will be usedto purchase additional copies. Altogether, we hope to purchase 60+ copies.This new book contains hymns and liturgies that are familiar to us, as well as awealth of new service music and hymns. We are excited about this new oppor-tunity and very grateful for the donations!

Easter Baskets Benefit 78 ChildrenThank you to everyone who helped with the Easter baskets by making them or do-nating items for the baskets. A special thank you to the trust fund for donatingmoney to purchase items for the baskets. A total of 78 baskets were made. The bas-kets were delivered to the following places: Hope Ministries Homeless FamiliesShelter, Freedom for Youth to satellite programs in Stuart and Mitchellville, andteen parents and local families in Winterset.

Some really great things came out of this project . . . besides 78 kids receiving bas-kets that reminded them of God's love for them:

1. Our congregation received an open invitation from Hope Ministries to visit andserve a meal at their shelter for homeless families.

2. More connections were made with Freedom for Youth. Many of the basketsthat went to Mitchellville were given to children of the women prisoners.

3. The Stuart Freedom for Youth leaders said that they had prayed for membersgoing to Africa and asked us to continue to pray for Blessman Ministries and thepeople who travel to Africa to help.

4. Julie formed a partnership with her cousin Jenny and Alabaster Ministries inWinterset helped deliver the baskets this year and may help next year.

A special thanks to God Squad for always working on this project so enthusiastically!

~Sonya VerMulm and Kim Patience

Disaster Response TeamI am looking to form a Disaster Response Team at St. Paul, and I am seeking oth-ers who may be interested in helping me get it organized. This team would func-tion as a central point of information and action when a St. Paul family is in need ofserious help - ie: after a house fire, tornado damage, flooding, etc. There tends tobe a lot of confusion and miscommunication when these types of events occur,and it would be very beneficial to have a team here at St. Paul prepared to offerassistance coordinating help for the family. Please contact me at 468-5263 [email protected] if you are interested. Once I get a group of interested indi-viduals we will plan an initial meeting. Thank you for your consideration!

~Annie Nau


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Mission Team Minutes

At our last meeting on April 1, the follow-ing was reported:

Pool of Siloam balance was $1,244.37 buthad no report from Pastor regarding distri-bution.

27 health kits along with completed quiltssent to Lutheran World Relief.

The Mission Team is planning on organizingSalvation Army red kettle drive this comingChristmas Season,

Cheryl and Liz prepared 40 more casse-

roles for the Multi-Purpose Center.

Stewardship TeamFor this world is not our home; we are looking forward to our everlasting home in

heaven. Don't forget to do good and to share what you have . ~Hebrews 13:14,16

Stewardship has been really growing at St Paul Lutheran! Congratulations to the con-firmation class on raising $699 for CRISP summer program. Also, a BIG thank yougoes out to Chris Brown for researching & correcting the leaky drips we have beendealing with in the church building. The congregation enjoyed a wonderful programgiven by the youth involved in God's Squad & Sunday School. We are grateful for thechildren that participated and those adults who helped with teaching, making mealsand providing music activities.

Julie has been doing an excellent job of promoting automatic giving. We thank eve-

ryone who has signed up and hope that more individuals would consider doing thesame. Special thanks to Jared Patience for mowing the grass again this year (& formowing Pastor Joels lawn!).We appreciate the new faces helping with the church services. We are also blessedwith some exciting summer programs put in place by our planning committee. We

truly are blessed with the gifts of stewardship. Asusual we soon will be planning our Fall Festival toshow our appreciation for the acts of stewardshipgiven in our congregation.

Our real worth is what will be ours in eternity.~Linda Kenyon & Kim Patience

Faith FindersThe Faith Finders womens bible study group meets at 7pm the first Tuesday of each month at the

church. Please also consider joining us for bible study. All women are welcome!

More Ministry Notes

Faith Finders assembling layettes forLutheran World Relief

Special thanks to Dr. Doyle Scott foralways keeping the coffee flowing on

Sunday mornings! On one recent Sundaythe students were hungry for breakfast,

so Doyle put them to work findingsupplies in the church kitchen and

whipped up pancakes for the wholecrowd in about five minutes flat.

Congratulations to our 2013

High School Graduates!

Jared Patience,

Ben Pepin, & Paden VanHorn.

Many blessings to our 2013Confirmands: Daniel Cross,

Lance Marean, Kayla Lambert,Beth Stolte, & Macy Johnson

(pictured here with Pastor Joel).


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Worship with us!

Sundays 8am and 10:30am

Save the Dates!We have two very special events coming up that we hope you will be

able to attend. Please mark these on your calendar!

Gourmet Pancake

BreakfastJune 30, 9:00am

St. Paul members Ted Leonard, Jared

Sunds (with friend Jessica Conard), Sam

Nau, & Elias VanHorn will travel to Guate-

mala in July with Hearts in Motion.

They will host a special fundraising break-

fast on Sunday, June 30, with gourmet

pancakes (blueberry, pumpkin, chocolatechip, buttermilk, etc.), sausage, and fresh

fruit. They are needing to raise funds to

help with the cost of traveling.

Please come!

Worship & Picnic

in the ParkAugust 11, 10:30am

Join us as we have a simple worship at

the South Shelter at City Park followed by

a potluck lunch. Lunchmeats & cheeses

will be provided, the August fellowship

group will provide rolls, condiments,

beverages, & table servings. Please bring

a salad, side dish, or dessert to share.

Included in the festivities will be a very

special celebration honoring the 15thAnniversary of Pastor Joels ordination to

the ministry of Word and Sacrament.

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