President’s MessageWhat Does the LLL Kansas District Do?

Activities in Kansas provide opportu-nities for over two thousand members in our164 District congregations to participate and/or support outreach and service in manyways. Some opportunities, but not all from along list, include:Recruit District officers, zone officers,

congregation ambassadorsAnnually have a $36,000 project

-- Support students in Synodical schools,approximately $25,000.--Support International LLL in BibleCorrespondence overseas.--Support our partner LLL office in Ar-gentina--Support the Rose Bowl Float--Sponsor a dinner for Senior Graduatesin St. Louis to introduce LLL to new pas-tors--Support Orphan Grain Train with ship-ping expenses worldwide.

Have a State Fair booth and a SundayFair worship service

Sponsor a four-day bowling tournamentSponsor a one-day golf outingWork jointly with LWML on a three-day

retreat in SalinaProvide adult leadership activities at our

quarterly meetings and our annual three-day convention.

Internationally we help support 44 inter-national LLL offices

Help support the Lutheran Hour world-wide

Provide media to help all Christians inprint, radio, and via computerOur theme is To Bring Christ to the Na-

tions and the Nations to the Church. The Mis-souri Synod looks to the LLL as the mediaarm for ABLAZE outreach training andachieving their goal to reach 100 million peo-ple about Jesus Christ by 2017.

To God be the Glory! Ivan Grimm

The LLL ReporterOfficial publication of the Kansas District Lutheran Laymen’s League/Lutheran Hour Ministries

Volume 69 March 2008 Number 1

“Rejoice”

Matthew 7:7-8 "Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and youwill find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For everyone who asksreceives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks it willbe opened.” ESV

I think there are three very heartening things that givestrength or hope to our day.

(First) We are all admitting we need answers. That initself is encouraging for the law shows we need a Saviour.

(Secondly) We are Asking—We are Seeking—We areKnocking. We are looking for answers, as Christians weknow that God comes to us through Word and Sacraments.

(Thirdly) It is only God’s Word that can be trusted tobring us God’s answers when we ask, seek and knock. Forthe wonderful thing is that He is making certain we arereceiving—and that we are finding—and that doors are beingopened to us. Yes—God opens doors daily for each of usthrough His Word. Let us then Ask—Seek—Knock andRejoice. Rejoicing, so in everything, do to others what youwould have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and theProphets.

Therefore then—Rejoice and “Let Your Light Shine”so that “The Saving Gospel in Christ” be proclaimed to allpeople in all nations. “Bringing Christ To the Nations—andthe Nations to the Church.”

By Dale Anschutz member Immanuel, Ellsworth

“Scripture quotations are from the Holy Bible, English StandardVersion, copyright © 2001 by Crossways Bibles, a division of GoodNews Publishers. Used by permission. All Rights reserved.”

Kansas District LLL Reporter March 2008 Page 2

Our Mission“Bringing Christ to the Nations—and

the Nations to the Church”Our Vision Statement

“All nations. All peoples. All in Christ”Our Identity

People of Christ with a Message of Hope

LHM Home page www.lhm.orgLutheran Hour Radio AM, FM, XM-Satellite #170 Podcasting Listen on Computer Armed Forces NetworkResources for You Daily Devotions Help Topics and Booklets Search the Bible Bible Studies www.JCPlayZone.com www.JCParentZone.com Response Center online or 1-800 876-9880Resources for Your Church Congregational/Media Tool Kit Equipping for Outreach Group Bible Studies Outreach-Developmental Training & Resources Project Connect Booklets Bulletin InsertsVolunteer Opportunities Global Care Packages Global Work and Witness TripsTeens and Young Adults www.re-yourlife.com

Calendar of EventsMay 3 District LLL Golf Tournament HesstonJuly 24-27 International Convention Lexington, KyAugust 8-10 LLL/LWML Family Retreat SalinaSeptember 5-14 Fair Booth HutchinsonSeptember 7 State Fair Worship Service 10 a.m.October 10-12 69th Kansas District LLL Conven-tion—Messiah Hays

For more LLL News and Eventshttp://www.lutheransonline.com/lllkansas

Be A Shining Light by Pastor Mark EichlerI don’t think the Pastor meant to say it the way it came out, but

he referred to a church that he had served as, “It proudly stands as amonument to the faithfulness of God.” How much better if he hadsaid, “The church stands as a living witness to the faithfulness ofGod.”

Too often churches, and Christians, become monuments ratherthan living witnesses. Beginning with real zeal and enthusiasm,churches and Christians who once had a magnetic fellowship and borean effective witness to the Christian faith, often see that energy and fo-cus wear down. Prayers become perfunctory. Worship becomes auto-matic. Reaching out to those who are hurting becomes the job of theprofessional clergy. The Bible becomes more praised than studied. Out-reach to the community becomes nil. The danger is that pride of thepast can become a substitute for power in the present.

Instead, we return to the cross of Good Friday and the opentomb of Easter to find genuine love in Christ Jesus. We turn to the Onewhose power, through Word and Sacrament, has called us into this rela-tionship of faith and trust. Knowing how much we are loved by God,we want others to know this Good News, too! It’s simply a matter ofletting the Light of God that is in us through faith shine through thegood works we do. We live as shining lights allowing God to drawothers to Himself through us.

The Lutheran Hour Ministries AmbassadorThe LHM Ambassador provides an information link between the

Int'l Ministry Office in St. Louis, the Pastor and congregation. TheAmbassador is a person that has a heart for God's mission to proclaimChrist.

Ambassadors receive a quarterly newsletter, “The Envoy”, aboutministry initiatives and ways to promote and supportthe ministry. Ambassadors can visit the web site www.lhm.org/ambassador to receive information on a variety ofministries. Ambassadors may sign up to receive “Encouragement forYou” a monthly e-newsletter. The Ambassador may then share thenews received with the Pastor and congregation through yourchurches bulletin and newsletter. Example; Sharing the time andstations for "The Lutheran Hour" in your broadcast area. XM radio,#170, carries the program nationwide at 12 noon, central time, onSunday.

Les Walter, former President of the KS. District Lutheran Laymen'sLeague, and former board member of the Kansas District-LCMS is thecoordinator of our Kansas District Ambassador's. The goal is to havean Ambassador in each of our 164 congregations currently 88, and aZone Ambassador for each of our 16 zones currently 13. If yourcongregation does not have an Ambassador and you would like to helpwith inreach to your congregation, and outreach to your communitythen please contact Les Walter, 211 N. Main, Sylvan Grove, KS 67481or (785) 526-7471 lwalter@wtciweb.com

Kansas District LLL ProjectPeople, with Gods' Gifts, helping PeopleFinancial Aid to Kansas District Students

attending a LCMS synodical school preparing for acareer in full time church work.

The August issue of the Reporter listed the namesof 28 students, receiving $25,000 of aid, and theschools they are attending. Many "Thank You's" werereceived by the financial aid committee, such as;"Thank you for the scholarship. I really appreciate

the help to fulfill my goal of becoming a middleschool teacher"."Your support, both financially and in prayer, isgreatly appreciated. I look forward to being in theclassroom and having the opportunity to share mypassion and faith"."Thank you for your support of our studies..busy days,exciting days serving our Lord as we study the Wordand serve others".

Tuition at LCMS colleges and seminaries riseseach year. Example, tuition is $19,670 at ConcordiaUniversity Seward and $21,600 at ConcordiaSeminary in St. Louis. These figures do not includeany additional expenses such as room and board orbooks and supplies.

Applications may be obtained from and submittedby June 1, to Financial Aid Chairman Tim Voelker 2265-10th Rd, Greenleaf, KS 66943-9436. Ph: (785) 747-2427. e-mail: tvoelker@usd223.org

Recognition Dinner for 4th year students atConcordia Seminary, St. Louis (Region 9 Project)Each year LLL members of Kansas, Missouri andNebraska support the student and spouse dinner with agift and speaker, this years speaker was the Rev. KenKlaus.

Kansas District Partners with Argentina insupport of this overseas LHM Ministry Office. Thegospel goes out to more than 20 million people, fromthe Argentina Ministry Office with listeners inArgentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay. In additionprogram tapes are sent to Spain for broadcast. Theoffice produces 30 second spots about life issues, suchas marriage, divorce, friendships and violence.

Bible Correspondence Courses are used byoverseas ministry offices to teach people about Jesusand the Bible in their language. “Up to 220,00 peoplehave been involved in BCC throughout the world. Theongoing application of God’s Word continues tochange lives by His Holy Spirit.” Lubov Koltsova isenrolled in the BCC out of the Kazakhstan Ministryoffice, where at the time of the report 677 people wereenrolled, states "I am writing to tell you how greatlymy life changed after your Bible CorrespondenceCourses, because I feel a great thirst in knowing Godmore and more".

Lutheran Hour Float theme, for the January 1,2009 Tournament of Roses Parade, will be "Hats Off ToEntertainment" http://www.tournamentofroses.com/roseparade/. The Lutheran Hour Float is entitled"Hallelujah" with riders to include 16 Choir Members, aChoir Director and an Organist The District projectprovides $400 of support for the float that will be viewedby millions seeing the Cross of Christ raised high onColorado Blvd, in Pasadena, California. The parade isbest seen in person or on the Home and GardenTelevision Channel.

Volunteers, age 13 and older, are invited to helpbuild floats contracted by the float committee to raisefunds to pay for the Lutheran Hour Float. For details goto the web site www.petalpushers.org or Lynn Gast21862 Consuegra, Mission Viego, CA. 92692, telephone(949) 458-0606.

Orphan Grain Train is a Christian volunteernetwork that shares personal and material resources withneedy people in America and around the world. Volun-teers gather donations of clothing, medical supplies, food,Christian literature, and other aid to meet real needs. TheOrphan Grain Train movement is our loving response toJesus Christ's example as a servant and His love for us.

These six programs are funded through the DistrictProject, see the details on page 7.

Enjoy a Day at the State FairVolunteers are being sought to work in the LLL State Fair

Booth, Sept. 5-14, at Hutchinson. Individuals, groups fromcongregations or from zones may take turns at the booth andenjoy the fair the rest of the time. To schedule your “day at thefair” contact: Kermit "K.C." Menzies 413 E.15th, Hutchinson,KS. 67502 Ph: (620)-662-9443.

Participate in a choir at the 10 a.m. State Fair worshipservice on Sunday September 7th. A choir always helps makea service more complete and gate pass’ are avail-able. Contact: Ron Bott P.O. Box 30, Palmer, KS.66962 (785)-692-4236.

Global Care PackagesLutheran Hour Ministries announces Global Care

Packages are now draw string bags that will goto youngsters 5-12 years of age. When a bag is requested,with a $5.00 donation to LHM for the bag and shipping, ashopping list of items (value approx. $15.00) will beprovided to you. Children filling the bags are encouragedto write a letter sharing their faith for inclusion in the bag.

To participate, contact Jeanne.Lawrence@lhm.orgor (800) 752-9636 ext 4168

To Help at GreensburgContact: Chuck Jedele, Lutheran Disaster Response Co-

ordinator (620) 388-3760

Kansas District LLL Reporter March 2008 Page 4

News from the RegionsZone 4 St. John, Aliceville It was time for our annualMen's Chili & Vegetable Soup Feed to be held on Sunday,January 27, 2008 after church services. We had nearly 300in attendance providing total receipts of $1170.00. Thegroup decided to give $500.00 to LHM & $500.00 to Ks.LLL District Project from the proceeds. The Men’s Clubwishes a big "Thank You" to everyone that attended as wellas all those who helped us make it a success.Zone 5 St. Peter’s Humboldt on “Ground Hog Day” from6 a.m.-3 p.m. served pancakes, sausage, and drink to 556people, this was their 50th year. Helping with the eventwere the congregational youth.Zone 7 St John’s, Palmer This years three soup and des-sert supper served 200 people that enabled them to send$700 to the District ProjectZion, Linn On a beautiful January Sunday evening, LinnZion served pancakes, sausage, eggs and drinks to morethan 350 hungry people. More than 25 club members andvolunteers kept every one happy. $l,l00.00 was given to theKs. District project, and $400.00 to be used for localprojects. Not only the contributions, given, but thefellowship made for a great event.Zone 8 Immanuel, Junction City The Immanuel LLLGroup held their annual Chili, Soup Luncheon on January26. It was a good day and we served about 250 people. Wenetted $800.00 and with the aid of Thrivent we sent $1,600to the District Project. The confirmation class helpedserve which was needed and appreciated. Our group alsosupports the Orphan Grain Train by filling filmcanister with quarters. Each one holds $7.00. Last year thegroup sent in $290.00. We celebrated Lutheran HourSunday Feb. 24, using the Lutheran Hour Ministries format.Immanuel group received a certificate for 60 years ofservice. Our group copies the Lenten Devotions and passesthem out to the congregation. We hosted the ReformationService and the Zone Rally last fall. Our group is small butwe feel we do many things to support the Lutheran HourMinistries.St. Luke’s, Manhattan A sign, in front of the church,

issued and invitation to aPancake and Sausage Feedsponsored by the LLLFellowship Group. Serving143 guests, between 5 and 7p.m. on Sunday Feb. 10th, afree will offering netted$944.20 from the event. At theMarch meeting the decisionwas made to send $1,100 to theDistrict Project. In addition tothe Christian fellowship this

year’s event enjoyed the music of Bill Wingfield-keyboard,

Anna Murphy-violin, and Arny Muller-heligon, he is aCzech exchange student at KSU.Trinity McFarland LLL Fellowship Club held their annualPancake-sausage supper on March 2. Even though it had tobe rescheduled from February due to the ice and snowstorm we fed a crowd of almost 200. The proceeds of $900went to the Kansas District Project. Great support ofvolunteers came from the entire congregation.Zone 12 Trinity Salina 56th Annual On Sunday, from 4to 7 p.m. January 27th, the Trinity Lutheran Laymen'sLeague served 600 people to raise $2,500 for the DistrictProject. The event, sponsored by the Trinity LLL, receivedhelp from the Trinity Youth Group, serving sausage andpancakes with about 40 Trinity LLL members. The twogroups went home happy for the time spent together in ser-

vice to God and Community. Trinity LLL is also remem-bering their 63 years of being active in LLL worksince receiving a Charter issued on February 27, 1945.Zone 13 Immanuel, Ellsworth On February 24, 2008,after the church service, Immanuel Lutheran ChurchEllsworth had a ham and bean feed to raise funds for theLLL Kansas District Project. Sixty five people attended themeal raising $500, a Care in Communities matching grantwas applied for through Thrivent to perhaps double theamount for the project.Zone 14 St. Peter, Holyrood served 220 people pancakes,sausage, eggs and drink from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. onSaturday March 15th. This event had over 12 peoplehelping, with the majority of the funds to go to the KansasDistrict Project. The Zone Rally was held March 2nd,jointly with LWML and LLL with 50 in attendance,Mr. Lehman of Topeka was the speaker.

Trinity Salina Pancake Feed Aren’t theycute?

Everyone working together accomplishes MORE!!

Bowling ResultsThe bowling tournament was held, March 8-9 & 15-16th, at the Prairie Bowl,

El Dorado. Participants, "Letting Their Light Shine", were 10 teams, 24 men'ssingles, 16 women's singles, 10 men's doubles, 6 women's doubles, and 2mixed doubles with $180.00 going to the District Project. The winners are:

Singles Doubles

Mark Adams-Topeka Chuck Mountain/Mark Adams-TopekaJan Prochaska-Ellsworth Laura Huhl/Jan Prochaska-Ellswoth

Mixed Doubles Men's TeamBarb Fleming/Tony Savty-Ellsworth Roll-N-On- Topeka

Women's Team Mixed TeamDoreen Emboridery-Topeka Security Transport-Topeka

All Events-Men All Events-WomenMark Adam-Topeka Bev Skinner-Topeka

Orphan Grain Train DirectoryP.O. Box 1466 Norfolk, Nebraska 68702(402) 371-7393 Email: email@ogt.orgWeb site: www.orphangraintrain.orgNational Warehouse 1-(402) 371-8198606 Phillip Ave., Norfolk, Nebraska

Rev. Reehl’s Russian Ministry to prisons,hospitals, and orphanages.

Kansas Division WarehousesHolyrood (785) 252-3550, 252-3353Manhattan (785) 539-8064Phillipsburg (785) 543-5717St. John’s Herington (785) 258-3003

Fish Feed-John White-address belowCommittee: Rev. Joel Hiesterman, First & DStreet, Phillipsburg 67661 (785) 543-5046jshiesterman@sbcglobal.net GinnyRiebhoff, 2201 1000 Ave, Herington 67449(785) 258-3003 lovegod@tctelco.net KenMcCosh, 2209 Stone Post Rd, Manhattan66502 (785) 539-8064 kmccosh@juno.comJohn White, 146 Meadowlark, Box 21Stuttgart 67661 (785) 543-5717jawhite@phillipsburg.netAdvisory Members:Reverend Don White-AtwoodIvan Grimm-Overland Park

Thrivent Funding AvailableThrivent Financial Services has three programs that make

supplemental money available to not-for-profit groups; Carein Congregations, Care in Communities and Giving Plus.Care in Congregations funds up to $1,600/congregation annually are

available, with application made for the funds through one of your threecongregational representatives. These funds have a wide discretion by thecongregation on how they are used, six Thrivent member families are requiredto participate in the event. Make application prior to the event then uponcompletion a report is filed and the check is sent from Thrivent.Care in Communities is administered by the Thrivent chapter board for your

area. These funds generally require a fund raising event and matching fundsup to the amount raised not to exceed $1,600. An application is filed throughyour Thrivent board for consideration.Giving Plus uses a form that allows Thrivent members to apply for a 50%

matching, up to $600.00, donation that you make to LHM or any otherapproved, by Thrivent, not for profit organization. For more informationabout these funding sources, ask your Thrivent Congregational Rep.,Ambassador, or go to Thrivent.Com.

Parenting Families - Me to WeA six week DVD series available that is based on concepts that address the

incessant power struggles operating within families (ME) and awaken the realstrengths of working together (WE). This Parenting Series my be used as anoutreach tool in your community. One large congregation in Nebraska had 7families join the church as a result of attending the sessions.To encourage usage and make the program trouble free, LHM has put

together a kit for congregations. Included are two discs that contain 6 DVDsessions, 50 promo brochures, a 100-count package of invitation postcards,and sample booklets. The current congregation price is $149.00. Acongregation may qualify for a discount based on activity with LLL/LutheranHour Ministries. To learn about the possibility of a discount,contact: Sandie.Morgan@lhm.org or 1-800-752-9636 ext. 4305.When these materials were ready for shipment in October 2007 the goal was

100 orders by May 31st. By March 7 130 kits were sent. In Kansas,congregations in Alma, Humboldt, Manhattan, Topeka and Wichita haveordered the materials.

Orphan Grain Train-Activity Year2007

Shipments sent overseas were 71containers the size of a semi-load. Inresponse to domestic needs, 83 loads fora total of 154 semi truck size loadsshipped from the 18 divisions. Of the 83loads, 45 went to the Texas border mis-sion ministries of Ysleta and CornerstoneRanch, 17 loads to the Katrina cleanup, 7to Native American ministries andto flooded areas in Ohio. In addition tothe 154 semi size shipments, 72 trailerand vehicle loads were delivered. Withthe cost of shipping continuing to rise,many domestic shipments cost $1,500 to$2,000, overseas $7,000 to $10,000 percontainer depending on location. TheNational Convention in Norfolk is Sept19 and 20, 2008 beginning on Fridayevening.Kansas conducts Wisconsin Style Fish

Feeds to raise funds for shipping, JohnWhite is the coordinator and head masterof these feeds . Send donations Care of:John White Address above.

Kansas District LLL Reporter March 2008 Page 6

LLL ENDOWMENT FUNDCharitable Gifts of any kind accepted

Managed for uses - you designate

For assistance: 785-537-9306Checks, payable to: Endowment Fund

Mail to: 1529 Westwind DrManhattan, Ks. 66503

Your Gift--that keeps on Giving!

Outreach Training at Int'l ConventionOutreach training for Young Adults, targeting 25 to 35 years

old, is being provided by Lutheran Hour Ministries on SaturdayJuly 26th in Lexington, Kentucky. LHM's Coordinator ofEquipping to Share, Sarah Goldalian, will teach attendees howto regularly and naturally share their faith. Additionalworkshops are available that include "Singled Out","Empowering Your Family to Witness", "Christianity andWorld Religions" and "Contending for Faith in the 21stCentury”. These sessions are a part of the InternationalConvention of the Int'l Lutheran Laymen's League, July 24-27in Lexington.

For more information on LHM's Outreach Conference or todownload a Reach Conference registration form, visitwww.lhm.org/reach or contact Faith Spelberg at;Faith.Spelberg@lhm.org or 1-800-944-3450 ext. 4209.

Young adults with children will be provided with daytimeactivities for all ages, one of these is a visit to the CreationMuseum.

Churches can encourage families to attend by providing$1,200 scholarships that would cover lodging, registration fees,meals and events. For planning and fundraising ideas, visitwww.lhm.org/scholarships.htm

New Bible Study Series for MenLutheran Hour Ministries is developing an exciting new

group Bible study designed to educate and activate men. Theabsence of active, involved and committed Christian men in ourchurches is impeding our witness to the world and a key factorin the decline of church membership.

Recent research reveals:

+ When a child leads the way in commitment to achurch, 3.5% of families follow.

+ When a woman leads the way in commitment to a church,17% of families follow.

+ But, when a man leads the way in commitment to achurch, 92% of families follow.

+ Also, 42% of American men attended church regularly in1992. But by 1997, only 28% of American men attendchurch regularly.

Clearly, without male spiritual involvement families,churches and our witness all suffer. That is why LHM ismoving boldly forward with this new outreach to men forrelease this summer. A $25,000 matching grant has been givenby a friend of LHM. You now can have your gift toward thisBible Study doubled up to the value of the $25,000 matchinggrant. Donations may be marked for this Bible Study andmailed to LHM, 660 Mason Ridge Center Dr., St. Louis, MO.63141.

Family Retreat - Camp Webster, SalinaRetreat theme verse "Live by the Spirit" (Galatians

5:16) August 8,9 & 10, 2008. Retreat Fees $75.00 /person 5 and under free (10% discount to first timeattendees).

At least 13 different activities are available to meeteveryone’s interest plus Bible study and worship service.See a complete listing of activities at webstercc.org

Registration and Activity forms may be obtainedfrom: Dale and Patty Eickhoff, P.O. Box 305, Natoma,KS. 67651-0305. Ph: 785-885-4595, e-mail:icough@ruraltel.net

Advance sign-up by July 19, 2008 to GUARANTEE

PARTICIPATION. Grandparents......a great place totreat your family.

LLL Endowment Committee March 7, 2008The meeting was called to order by President

Ralph Unger six other members were present: JerryKaempfe, Dean Hillman, Bill Strauss, WaltFrederking, Chuck Veatch (Treasurer), and LesWalter. Committee member Irene Duitsman was ab-sent. The opening devotion was presented by WaltFrederking using the LHM devotion “Holding Fast”.In this devotion Protestantism is at 51 percent in theUS and slipping.

Disbursements of this years funds were decided bythe committee as follows:$1,100.00 to planned giving of the Kansas District.

730.72 to the Dist Project, from designatedInterest funds.

500.00 to the Lutheran Witness Kansas news page600.00 to the State Fair Project.500.00 to the new Retreat House furnishings.

$3,430.72Balance on Hand $103,740.13

Join Your Fellow Kansans at the91st International LLL/LHM Convention

July 24-27, 2008 Lexington, Kentucky

Kansas District Lutheran Laymen’s League2007-2008 District Project

“Let Your Light Shine”

1. Financial Aid for Kansas District students attending a LCMS synodical school $25,000or seminary preparing for full-time church work.

2. Recognition Dinner for 4th year students at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis 600(Region 9 Project)

3. Overseas Bible Correspondence Courses and Argentina Ministry (Region 9 Project) 8,5004. The Lutheran Hour Float in the Tournament of Roses Parade 4005. Orphan Grain Train Support 1,500

Funds that exceed the goal go to Financial Aid Total $36,000

I wish to contribute to the Kansas District Project with a gift of $______________

Name __________________________________

Address ________________________________ Church/Zone # __________________________Make checks payable to Kansas District LLL Project, Note on the check “District Project and Zone#” Mail to: Carroll Hackbart, 3640 Flush Rd., St. George, Kansas 66535-9623

LLL is Who we are! LHM is What we do!Entry Form 36th Annual Kansas District

LLL Golf Tournament—Tee Off Time 9 a.m.Saturday May 3, 2008Hesston Golf Park

520 Yost Dr.Hesston, Kansas

Exit 40 off I-135, south 3/8 mile to Randallthen east to Yost and the Club House

The Tournament will be a Best Ball Scramble with a Shotgun start. The Tournament is open to all LLLmembers, Ladies and Men. Individual entrants will be arranged into teams. The Entry Fee, including greenfees, golf car rental, and lunch is $50.00 per golfer, entries close April 23, 2008. Make checks payable toKansas District LLL Golf Tournament. Prizes will be awarded, and after expenses, all proceeds will go to TheDistrict Project. Send Fees and completed entry form to: Gary Neuschafer

212 W. Normal Dr.Lindsborg, Kansas 67456 (785) 227-3201

Name______________________________________Name__________________________________

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The LLL ReporterPublished twice annually March, and August for the Kansas District Lutheran Laymen’s League.

The LLL Reporter is the official publication of the Kansas District Lutheran Laymen’s League & Lutheran HourMinistries. Deadline for news copy and photographs to be sent to the editors, listed below, is the 15th of the month ofpublication. To be removed from the mailing list contact the editor. Reprint of this publication is granted.

Editor—Ken McCosh, 2209 Stone Post Rd., Manhattan, Kansas 66502 Phone (785) 539-8064 E-mail kmccosh@juno.comAssistant Editor —John Johnson and johnejohnson4779@sbcglobal.net

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