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Church: 201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205 Mailing/Offices: 103 E. Cedar St. Anamosa, IA 52205 Website: www.stpaulanamosa.com Phone: (319) 462-4841

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Ken Winter

Director of Discipleship Ministry

Pondering Points: Leadership Gives Meaning and Purpose

During our WD4 Amplified Series in September we touched on the issue of Leadership. Leadership ques!ons

are not new. They have been around since Jesus declared; “And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will

build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it.” (Ma.hew 16:18.) I o4en wonder if Peter’s first

response to Jesus may have been something similar to a line made famous by actor Robert De Niro; “You talkin’ to

me? Peter had already declared first that Jesus was The Messiah. He may not have been expec!ng Jesus to go that

far! He may have followed that up with something like: “Who am I or what qualifies me to lead anything much less

a people of a new faith? We heard the same scenario in Exodus when Moses ques!oned his call by God to lead the

Israelites out of bondage: “Who am I that I may lead the people. What do I say? What do I do? What qualifies me?”

The Scriptures are filled with people being called to lead and proclaim God and The Word.

We all have our own ideas about what cons!tutes a good leader. Historically in our society, leaders have

been defined as persons who must possess special skills such as, above average intelligence, well experienced,

commanding, strong organiza!onal skills, goal and results oriented, the ability to follow direc!on as well as have

thick-skin. In today’s world, effec!ve leadership has evolved to demand elements such as self-awareness,

sensi!vity, the ability to listen effec!vely, providing ongoing support when needed, assessing another’s skills and

matching them to create a good fit, enjoying and fostering team work and being a good teacher. How do these two

skills sets compare to the ones Jesus may have wanted for his Disciples? Being called or volunteering to be a

Leader, a Disciple in the church doesn’t mean we have to all of a sudden do a quick personal inventory of our

leadership “qualifica!ons.” All being a Leader requires you to do is rest in the knowledge that you are welcomed,

needed, have passion for Christ in your heart and understand your par!cipa!on can and will give meaning and

purpose to the life of your congrega!on. You already possess the characteris!cs Jesus is looking for.

Blessings,


Pray for Our Military

Please pray for our men and women currently

serving in the military:

• Jeremy Fall

• Allen Gilbert

• Kalib Seeley

Please call the church office if you would like

to be added or deleted from this list.

Women’s Circles

Mary Circle

Mary Circle will meet on Tuesday, October 13

at 7pm. Hostess will be Marty Rowland and

Virginia Danielson will lead the Bible Study.

Sarah Circle

Sarah Circle will meet on Wednesday,

October 14 at 1:30pm at Woodland Park.

Hostess will be Doris Henderson and

Mary Lou Schipper will lead the Bible Study.

October Sermon Series is Approaching!

Whether you’re new to the church or have been a part of it your whole life, you’ll discover

that we’re all in this together. The heart of God’s church is you! As you dig into the Bible

passages for each week’s session and reflect on the meaning of your life, you’ll discover how

God CONNECTS people to him through his church and the through each other.

Dates: October 7-November 15

Theme: Connect, Grow and Serve

Week 1 – Oct 7-11 - Overview – Vision and Mission: “We’re Part of Something Bigger” - Mark 10: 17-31

Week 2 – Oct 14-18 – Crea%vely Connect: “One Part Equals Many” – Mark 10: 35-45

Week 3 – Oct 21-25 – Inten%onally Grow: “Wonderfully Made” – Mark 10: 46-52 Reforma!on Sunday

Week 4 – Oct 28-November 1 (November 1 is All-Saints Sunday) - Joyfully Serve: “Playing My Part” – John 11: 32-44

Week 5 – November 4-8 – “Connected to Grow” – Mark 12: 38-44

Week 6 – November 11-15 – “Ready, Set, Ac%on” - Hebrews 10: 19-25

Save the Date– January 16: Women’s Night

Just a reminder to keep January 16 6:00-10:00 p.m. open for

a winter women’s night at St. Paul. We are s!ll in the

planning stages, but it is going to be an extraordinary night!

Together we can celebrate being “Bold and Renewed”.

Make a bold move! Join the Women’s

Ministry Team (WMT) in planning the

women’s winter event. Call or text

Carol S!ffler at 319-310-5291 to let her

know you are interested in being a part of a

great planning experience.

Receiving New Members

We will be receiving new members during all worship

services between September 30th and October 4. If you are

interested in becoming a member of St. Paul, please contact

the church office at 462-4841.


KFC Update -By Shawna Giegerich

Over the month of September, KFC (Kids For Christ) has

focused on Who God Is. So far, we have learned that

our God is never changing, He is the Creator of all

things, we can also trust in His plan for us. We have

been exploring stories in the Old Testament. During

the month of October, KFC will be

learning about heroes in the Bible

and we will inves!gate the true

meaning of being a hero.

High School Mission Trip 2016

Team Mee%ng September 30

Students entering into High School in September 2016

or are currently a.ending HS are invited to an

informa!onal mee!ng about our upcoming Mission

Trip! Students interested in joining the team are to be

at the informa!onal mee!ng. Parents/Guardians are

encouraged to a.end with students.

Date: September 30

Time: Students and parents will a.end WD4 Amplified

from 6:30-8:00pm

Loca%on: Meet in the Sanctuary immediately

following worship

Plan: There will be an announcement with the

following about 2016 Team Building including:

overview, dates, costs, and individual commitment to

discipleship, worship and service.

Firm commitment and deposit due on October 15,

2015. We will release our unclaimed reserva%ons on

October 16.

For more informa!on please contact Pastor Ka!e.

Trunk or Treat -By Shawna Giegerich

Trunk or Treat will be Sunday, October 25th from

3:00-5:00pm.

What is Trunk or Treat?

This is a public event for families! This is a safe trick

or treat loca!on where families walk our loop of cars

in the parking lot to trick or treat from decorated

trunks. In the center of our loop we will have some

games set up for the kids to play. We will have some

hot cider and hot cocoa along with some goodies.

How do I sign up to help?

We will need people to sign up that are willing to

park their car with the trunk facing into the center of

the gravel parking lot. Please be willing to purchase

and pass out candy. You may have fun by decora!ng

the trunk of your car (decora!ng is not required). We

ask that you bring a lawn chair to sit in right next to

your car. This way you are comfortable and are s!ll

able to welcome anyone who comes to our church

for this event.

We do have some decora!ons for anyone interested

in decora!ng their car, but do not have !me to go

our looking. We have three themes available to

choose from. Contact Shawna Giegerich if interested.

Why are we excited about this event?

This is a great opportunity to reach out to our

community. This is also a great way for people to

learn more about our church. We plan on passing out

a li.le goodie bag to each family that will have

informa!on inside about our church events like:

service !mes and small group ministry.

(You may also help out by dona%ng candy to help

refill at cars if they run out).


Bridges of Jones County CROP Walk

Walkers needed at St. Paul. Donors encouraged and pray-

er warriors invited. Hoping you, too, would get on board

for the 2015 edi!on of the Bridges of Jones County CROP

Walk.

The walk this year

will be Sunday,

October 11, 2015.

We will meet at

the Hale Bridge

parking lot off of Shaw Road at 2pm and walk the lower

road through Wapsipinicon State Park. Please find walker

forms on the table in the church entry way. These forms

are used by each walker or family to secure donor/

sponsors for your walk. We encourage families,

individuals, youth, persons of all ages to par!cipate.

Many, many thanks to St. Paul members who walked in

previous years. I invite you to join us again. I truly believe

the cause is right. The effort is worthy. The need in our

own community and the world is great. The call of our

Lord is to feed the hungry, to give a drink of clean water to

the thirsty, and to encourage persons struggling with life.

Join us in this ministry of service. Thank you in advance for

whatever you will do. –Pastor Gene Schipper

October Work Group

Chairs: DJ & Donna Condry

Terry & Evelyn French

Dan & Pam Goodyear

Rob & Kristl Hunt

John & Donna Jones

Pat Lubben

Mary Martensen

Mike & Pat Plueger

Jeff & Jessica Smith

Bob & Julie Soupene

Mark & Beth Thomas

Greta Vaughn

Sco. & Anne.e Wheeler

Lisa Williams

Mandy Zieser

Lucille Zimmerman

A few du�es include: Taking care of the family care room;

(wipe off crib & li�le table, pick up and straighten room)

over-see kitchen (*Launder towels on counter, check &

clean refrigerators & stoves when needed) keep supplies

stocked (paper towels, dish soap in kitchen, kleenex for

the bathroom, plas�c wrap & baggies etc.). *It is very

important that Work Groups select someone to check on

the kitchen.

Generous Giving

So in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others. We have different gi-s, according to the grace

given to each of us. If your gi- is prophesying, then prophesy in accordance with your faith; if it is serving, then serve; if it is teaching, then

teach; if it is to encourage, then give encouragement; if it is giving, then give generously; if it is to lead, do it diligently; if it is to show mercy,

do it cheerfully. Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good. 10 Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another

above yourselves. -Romans 12:5-10 (NIV)

This is just a sample of recent generous gi4s shared by members at St. Paul. If you have been a generous giver and

your name is not listed, please know, as a community we could never glorify and proclaim the Good News without

your faithful stewardship. Your brothers and sisters in Christ thank you!

• To Steve Kenny for watering the lawn.

• GMT Team, DJ Condry, Ralph Andresen, Shaun Lambertsen, Don Hardersen and all who helped with seTng up

for Family Recharge.

• To the Children, Youth & Adult Ministry leaders: Angie Thomas, Staci Sullivan, Shelby Holle., Shawna Giegerich,

Kris! Fortune, Jill Heims, Ken Winter, Sally Meyer, Barb Wilson, Nicole Sander, Darel Secrist, Polly Chalstrom,

Pastor Ka!e, John Lancaster, Laura Secrist, Lyne.e O.en, DJ Condry, Jill Darrow, Valerie Lambertsen, Greta

Vaughn, and Denny Oltmann.

Can you think of someone you would like to acknowledge? Contact the church office and we will add them to our

Generous Giving list next month.


Update on Lutheran World Relief Kits and Quilts -By Virginia Danielson

All St. Paul hands are urged to take part in the 2015 LWR Hands-On weekend, October 10/11. This year, the LWR

leadership team has planned a !me of packing and preparing the created kits and quilts for shipping. The work will

be done immediately following the 6:00 PM service on Saturday, and between services on Sunday morning,

beginning at 9:15. We’ve all been shocked over the plight of hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing from the terrible wars in their

countries. No ma.er what our poli!cal leanings, as fellow human beings we recognize suffering, and can

understand the problems faced by those caught in this tragedy.

As Lutherans, we can be assured that ELCA and Lutheran World Relief representa!ves are on the ground with

humanitarian aid. Pastor Ka!e noted last week that they most o4en are the first in and the last to leave.

What does mean for St. Paul, here in rural Iowa? The efforts we make in collec!ng and packing up the simple items

needed for LWR kits and quilts, along with the prayerful blessings that go with them, can mean warmth on cold

nights, the dignity of clean hands, hope for children who may never experience “back-to-school.”

As we con!nue with this year’s Gods work. Our hands. projects, and take part in the LWR “Hands-On” finale on

October 11/12, let us con!nue in prayer for those suffering and for those giving aid.

Your LWR Leadership Team:

Karen Biere and Nancy Hart……………………….Sewing Kits

Dee Ihlenfelt and Barrie Reynolds……………..Personal Care Kits

Cheri Francik and Verlyn Stolte………………….School Kits

Jan Allaire, Virginia, and Pam Humpal……….Quilts

November 8, 2015 Faith Lutheran Church Eldridge 4:30-7:00PM

February 21, 2016 Memorial Lutheran Church Nevada 4:30-7:00PM

February 28, 2016 Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids 4:30-7:00PM

This is a free event open to the public. Please bring a can of soup to donate to the local food pantry or financial donation for ELCA World Hunger.

Malaria Campaign Reaches Goal

The ELCA Malaria Campaign just reached it’s

fundraising goal of $15 million! Thank you for

being a part of this monumental milestone

and helping to protect countless lives from

this preventable, treatable disease.

Working with our Lutheran companions and

partners in 13 African countries, we have

brought about las!ng change. But our work is

not over. While the ELCA Malaria Campaign

will officially come to an end on Jan. 31, 2016

our commitment to ending deaths from this

disease will not. In the coming years, support

to our companions and partners to address

malaria will come through gi4s to ELCA World

Hunger, which has a long history of sup-

por!ng health-related work. Thank you for

your prayers, your partnership and your gen-

erosity.

-Chris!na Jackson-Skelton

Execu!ve Director Mission Advancement

Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

www.stpaulanamosa.com


ALY NEWS -By Virginia Danielson

The ALY Board has announced its annual Gospel Concert,

scheduled for Sunday, October 18, beginning at 4:00pm

at the United Methodist Church. St. Paul Lutheran

Church is the host for the concert this year, with ALY

Board member, Sco. Francik, as Master of Ceremonies.

The Gospel concert is the only fundraiser held by ALY

each year, and features Anamosa area performers. The

concert gives the Anamosa Community the opportunity

to support the work of ALY, which is en!rely dependent

on grants and gi4s to carry on their work of providing

food for our school children who need this helping hand.

Concert-goers will enjoy the talents of the church choirs

and ensembles from First Congrega!onal and St. Paul

Lutheran churches, the United Methodist Bell Choir, and

keyboard duets by Barb Kleis and Nancy Stout.

Thrivent Financial is again sponsoring the concert with a

grant of “seed money” so the offering taken during the

concert can be used en!rely for food purchases for the

ALY program.

The success of ALY is seen in the healthier lives enjoyed

by our children who have benefi.ed by the program.

Success also creates challenges, since the growing

number of children served and the increasing cost of

food items leads to greater need for financial help to

keep the program solvent. The ALY Board is extremely

grateful for the ongoing generosity of our member

churches and the Anamosa Community, and asks for that

con!nued support as the program goes forward.


Church Council Report– September 14, 2015

The mee!ng began with the approval of the mee!ng agenda, last month’s

mee!ng minutes and the Financial Coordinator’s report.

There were no Communica!ons/Requests/Responses received during the

month.

There were no membership roster changes during the month.

Pastor Ka!e provided a wri.en report which was reviewed by Council.

Council also reviewed wri.en reports provided by Ken Winter, Director of

Discipleship Ministries and Shawna Giegerich, Coordinator of Children,

Youth and Family Ministries, Women’s Ministry, Worship Leadership,

Grounds and Maintenance, Stewardship Well-Being, Member Care, Social

Ac!ons and Compassion Care, and Staffing Resources and Development.

Council discussions concerning Old Business included:

• Council, with the help of the Staffing Resource and Development team,

will create a job descrip!on for the Long Range Planning team at the

next Council Retreat.

• It was reported that the GMT team is making plans to repair and update

the Parsonage in prepara!on for our Seminary Student, Ken Winter and

his wife. The plans will include new flooring, pain!ng and whatever else

might need to be done.

Council discussions concerning New Business included:

• It was reported that the CE building had been broken-into. Damages

included file cabinet and door in Paula’s office, the window in the door

to the ALY Storage room was sha.ered, three rooms in the basement

had damage to their windows, and a small amount of money was taken.

It also appeared that many items have been moved around. None of

the electronical equipment was taken or damaged. Police were contact-

ed by St Paul and by The ARC, who uses one of the damaged rooms.

Police are currently inves!ga!ng.

• Council discussed what repairs are needed to fix the damage that was

done due to the break-in.

• It was reported that a plan and schedule for removing the window

air condi!oner in the CE building was needed.

• It was reported that St Paul Church will once again par!cipate in Trunk

or Treat this Halloween. Shawna Giegerich, Coordinator of Children,

Youth and Family Ministries, is leading this project and will provide

more details at a later date.

The next mee!ng is scheduled for October 12, 2015, at 6:30 pm, in the

CE Building.

RespecYully submi.ed,

Kris! Fortune, Council Secretary

Balances of St. Paul Bank Accounts As of 8/31/2015

General Fund Checking Account

Beginning Balance $25,753.09

Ending Balance $22,659.18

Budget Reserve Savings Account



Land Purchase Checking Account



Land Purchase Savings Account



Luther League Checking Account



Luther League Savings Account



Insurance Restora!on Savings

Account



Mortgage Account

Beginning Property Purchase

Amount $258,250.00

Mortgage Balance $109,955.60

57.4% Mortgage Paid


OCTOBER DUTIES SCHEDULE 6:00 SERVICE

Date Ushers Readers Comm. Prep Comm. Asst.

Oct. 4 Lynn Decious

Colin S!ffler

Sco. Francik Jeff/Kris!

Fortune

Cheri Francik

Carol S!ffler

Oct. 11 Paul/Verna

Lewison

Jane Ortgies Jan Allaire

Karen Biere

Dave/Jane

Ortgies

Oct. 18 Denny/Deb

Oltmann

Deb Oltmann Nancy Stout Wayne/Becky

Embree

Oct. 25 Mike/Nancy

Bickford

Virginia

Danielson

Wilma

Anderson

Brian/Michele

Lubben



Date Ushers Readers Comm.

Prep

Comm.

Asst.

Power

Point

Video

Oct. 4 Sander

Family

Nancy Lyon

Douglas

Fred Aus!n

Nancy L.D.

Fred Aus!n

Nancy L.D.

Kirsten

Lancaster

Cade Folken

Oct. 11 CJ Sullivan

Family

Allison

Winter

DJ/Donna

Condry

DJ/Donna

Condry

Seth

Secrist

Sebas!an

Goldsmith

Oct. 18 Steve Kenny

Family

Ralph

Andresen

Steve Kenny

Family

Ralph/Sandra

Andresen Jenna

Wilson

Cole

Sander

Oct. 25 Rob

Robertson

Family

Kristy

Robertson

Amy

Chris!anson

S or M Countryman

Drew Pate Olivia Chris!anson

OCTOBER ALTAR FLOWERS OCTOBER COMM. BREAD

Karen Stange

ST. PAUL DIRECTORY

STAFF

Pastor: Ka%e Lowe Lancaster

[email protected]

(319)462-4841

(319)360-7246 (cell)

Administra%ve Assistant:

Paula Hartman

[email protected]

(319)462-4841

Director of Discipleship Ministry:

Ken Winter

[email protected]

(319)462-4841

Coordinator for CM/YM:

Shawna Giegerich

[email protected]

(319)462-4841

Church Address:

201 N. Ford St. Anamosa, IA 52205

Mailing/Office Address:

103 E. Cedar St. Anamosa, IA 52205

Church Website:

www.stpaulanamosa.com

CHURCH COUNCIL

Council President: Darel Secrist (319)462-2993

Council Vice President: Ralph Andresen

(319)462-3003

Council Secretary: Kris% Fortune

(319)462-2431

Treasurer & Financial Coordinator:

Nancy Lyon Douglas

[email protected]

(319)551-3358 (cell)

Council Member: Mary Achenbach

(319)462-2605

Council Member: Jan Koppenhaver

(319)462-3622

Council Member: Denny Oltmann

(319)480-1331

Council Member: Nicole Sander

(319)480-4219

Council Member: Carlene Vavricek

(319)482-2057

Date Ushers Readers Comm. Prep Comm. Asst. Power Point

Oct. 3 Jim Conley Darla Algoe Darla Algoe Eunice Conley Myra Powell

Oct. 10 Jim Conley Beth Hora Marlene

Serbousek

Beth Hora Beth Hora

Oct. 17 Jerry/Verlyn

Stolte

Dorothy

Postel

Jerry/Verlyn

Stolte

Dorothy

Postel

Myra Powell

Oct. 24 Mike Fall

Brenda

Lehrman

Ken/Pam

Humpal

Karen Stange Julie Fall

Oct. 31 Dennis Hora Beth Hora Dee Ihlenfeldt Beth Hora Beth Hora

Date Name

Oct. 4 Michels Family

Oct. 11 Marty Rowland

Oct. 18

Oct. 25

OCTOBER FOOD PANTRY

Ralph & Sandra Andresen


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3

9-10:00am Ray of Hope (Church Basement)

9-3:00pm ARC (CE Building)

5:00pm “Saturday Night Live” (Ch. Bsmt.)

6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service/


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4

8:00am Tradi�onal Worship Service/


9:00am Coffee Hour

9:15am KFC (Kids For Christ)

9:15am Praise Band Prac�ce

9:30am Adult Sunday School (Ch. Bsmt.)

10:30am Praise Worship Service/


MONDAY, OCTOBER 5

1:00pm Quilt Tying (Church Basement)

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6

8:00pm Alcoholics Anonymous

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7

6:45am Good Guys (McO�os)

8:00am Lutheran Men in Mission (W. Park)

2:00pm Ecumenical Bible Study (G & G)

5:30pm Choir Prac�ce

6:30-8:00pm WD4 Amplified

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10


6:00pm Contemporary Worship Service

LWR Hands On Weekend

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11

8:00am Tradi�onal Worship Service


9:00am Coffee Hour




10:30am Praise Worship Service


2:00pm CROP Walk (Hale Bridge)

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12


6:30pm Church Council Mee�ng (CE Bldg.)

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13

7:00pm Mary Circle





1:30pm Sarah Circle (Woodland Park)




THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15

Deposit Due for 2016 HS Mission Trip

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16

7:30pm Rise Up Concert (St. Andrew C.R.)




SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18


9:00am Coffee Hour





4:00pm ALY Concert (Anamosa UMC)

MONDAY, OCTOBER 19


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20








THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22

10am Friend to Friend (Church Basement)

5-7:00pm Forks & Friends (AUMC)

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23

4:00pm Newsle�er Deadline




SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25


9:00am Coffee Hour





3-5:00pm Trunk or Treat (St. Paul Park. Lot)

MONDAY, OCTOBER 26

1:00pm Quilt Tying

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27











OCTOBER CALENDAR


Ray of Hope Grief Get-Together

When: First Saturday of each month Time: 9:00am-10:00am

Where: St. Paul Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall

We will be embarking on a journey through grief entitled, “Beyond a Broken Heart” which will

include a short video, a different topic each session followed by group discussion and concerns. EVERYONE IS WELCOME!

Call Karen at 462-2949 for further information.

Jones County Community Cupboard

DID YOU KNOW? In the last 3 years, donations of food and funds to the Jones County Community Cupboard has declined by more than half. But the number of families who use the pantry has remained steady– at about 150 families each month. As of right now, the cupboard is truly, almost bare– and the need remains great.

Please be generous by donating food and toiletries each month and/or by your gifts of funds that can be used to purchase these basics and provide food vouchers (which can be used only for specific items). Checks should be made out to the Jones County Community Cupboard to be sure your donations are used for our food program. Thank you for your generous support!

Forks and Friends

Forks and Friends is a free community supper each month that in general meets the 4th Thursday of each month

with the excep!on of November and December when it is the 3rd Thursday to avoid the holiday that month. The

supper is held in the basement of the Anamosa United Methodist Church which is handicapped accessible. Supper

is served from 5:00-7:00pm and is usually soup, crackers, bread, peanut bu.er & jelly, fresh vegetables and home-

made dessert. All food is donated and there is no charge and no basket for dona!ons. (If someone wishes to make a

dona!on, we will gladly accept it.)

Meal dates for the rest of 2015 is as follows: October 22, November 19 and December 17.

Please help to spread the word about Forks and Friends!


If your birthday was omi�ed from this calendar, we may not have the date in our records. If you would like your birthday listed on our news-

le�er calendar, please call Paula at 462-4841 or email her at [email protected] and she would be happy to include it.

St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church 103 East Cedar Street Anamosa, IA 52205

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Saturday: 6pm Contemporary Worship Sunday: 8am Traditional Worship 9am Fellowship 9:15am Sunday School 9:30am Adult Sunday School 10:30am Contemporary Worship

Randy Kray 02

Lillie Geltz 03

Darcy Jacobs 03

Wes Meyer 04

Marla Spinler 04

Chris Kray 06

Denise Whitmore 06

Aus!n Holub 07

Morgan Aus!n 08

Lauren Heying 08

Pam Humpal 08

Hannah Michels 08

Gary French 09

Patsy Hardersen 09

Judy Swartzendruber 09

John Capron 10

Jim Hankemeier 10

Michael Lancaster 10

Helen Schoon 10

Lacey Smith 11

Eric Kula 12

Neva Nachtrieb 12

Kaylee Fairbanks 13

Preston Geltz 13

John Minzenmeyer 13

Walker Burgess 14

Larry Ricklefs 15

Darel Secrist 15

Beth Rissman 16

Jim Albrecht 18

Benjamin Zuazua 18

Trish Ewing 19

Gust LaDue 19

Ethan Ewing 21

Kris! Fortune 22

Edna Roeglin 22

Jeff Smith 22

KoraLea Burgess 23

Lisa Folken 23

Tysen Gravel 24

Susan Tapken 24

Denny Folken 25

Bob Algoe 27

Darla Algoe 28

Madalyn Heims 28

Dan Goodyear 29

Grant Lubben 29

Arnie Andreesen 30

Pastor Ka!e 30

Mady Moenck 30

Kandace Reinhardt 31

Angie Thomas 31

OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS

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