2021-06 kent happening june - kent memorial

~ The Reverend Edward L. Foster, Pastor ~

Office 573-374-5267

Email [email protected]

Facebook @KentMemorialLutheranChurch-ELCA

Website www.KentMemorial.com

Overlooking the Lake of the Ozarks

Kent Memorial Lutheran Church

184 Sunset Hill Drive

P. O. Box 155

Sunrise Beach, MO 65079

~ 1951~ 1951~ 1951~ 1951————2021 ~2021 ~2021 ~2021 ~

June 2021

KENT HAPPENINGS Volume 37, Issue 6

A Publication of Kent Memorial Lutheran Church, Sunrise Beach, MO.

www.KentMemorial.com

A PUBLICATION OF

Kent Memorial Lutheran Church,

Evangelical Lutheran Church in America,

Est. 1951

P. O. Box 155

184 Sunset Hill Drive

Sunrise Beach, Missouri 65079

Phone: 573-374-5267

[email protected]

www.KentMemorial.com

STAFF

The Rev. Ed Foster ............................................................. Pastor Tracy Garrett ............................... Secretary, Newsletter, Website

Joyce Wanamaker .......................................................... Organist Margo Strothmann .......................... Organist, Choir Accompanist Vanessa Hebrank ............................................................... Pianist Tracy Garrett ................................................ Vocal Choir Director, Coordinator of Worship & Artistic Ministry Katie Heaford .......................................... Handbell Choir Director Linda Williams ..................................... Prayer Chain Chairperson

Dan Garrett (coordinator), Gail Kruse, Al Mohling, Jim Saunders, Michael Wagner ..................... Sound Technicians

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2021 COUNCIL MEMBERS

Committee Assignments

Bill Work ......................................................................... President Bob Karls ................................................ Vice President; Property

Carol Hansen .............. Recording Secretary, Christian Education

Wendy Blomberg ........................................................ Evangelism

Sheryl Boos ............................................................ Social Ministry

Kathy Fair .............................................................. Mutual Ministry

Bob Harger ..................................................... Christian Education

Katherine Lacroix ................... Long Range Planning/Scholarship

Al Mohling......................................................................... Finance

Karen Stanze ......................................................... Social Ministry

Michael Wagner ........................................................ Stewardship

Barb Yount ......................................................... Worship & Music

Council Appointed Positions

Gail Kruse...................................................................... Treasurer Jane Maher .................................................... Financial Secretary

FROM THE PASTOR

Eyes and Ears (and Hands and even Hearts) 16But blessed are your eyes, for they see, and your ears, for they hear.

Matthew 13:16

27Now you are the body of Christ and individually members of it. 1 Corinthians 12:27

The bridge crossing over the creek coming into my neighborhood was truly un-remarkable. One like probably a million others built out of prestressed concrete and covered with asphalt. The view of the creek bed and the small ravine it had cut out of the landscape was pretty sometimes, in the spring when the plum trees were blooming, and in the winter after a heavy snowfall. But to be honest in the decades that I lived there, I gave that bridge no thought.

Until, that is, I found out homeless people were living beneath it. Yes, I had heard of people living under bridges years before that day, and I vaguely recall dismissing the idea of someone living under that bridge because it was seem-ingly uninhabitable, but when one of their camp fires got out of control and burned a fair swath through the underbrush threatening neighboring business-es, it became clear that people really were living under and around that bridge.

And I never saw them. I might have looked once or twice, but in the literally thousands of times I crossed that bridge, often on foot or on a bicycle, I never saw them. Or should I say, I never consciously processed what I saw. My eyes did indeed see the evidence that they were there. I am sure I saw them walking to and from and around the neighborhood. But even though I saw them with my eyes, I never recognized them. I never saw them with my heart.

One of our most important callings as Christians is, I think, truly being the body of Christ in the world. Being Jesus’ eyes and ears and hands. Seeing what is really going on in the world around us, seeing the people who are hurting, see-ing the joy and the wonder as well. Hearing their stories and knowing their names. Using our hands and voices and lives to bring God’s love and care and compassion into being for the people and for the world around us. One of our most important callings is to truly see.

Those goofy optical illusions we used to see in MAD Magazine, and we now giggle about on Facebook, reveal what science has been telling us for years: really seeing is a difficult task. Our brains are wired in such a way that we see the things that are necessary for us to get through the day, a snake that might bite us or the friend that might help us, and to process as little other information as is possible. That is most of the time a good thing, or we would not be able to function in our daily lives. But we are called to get past that, to see what most others would miss, to notice the things that not only matter to us, but also the things that matter to our neighbors and to God.

You have of course all done it. You have been the one who noticed the sad expression on a friends face and quietly let them know that you were there for them. And you have indeed seen the person who needed a little help, a word of encouragement or a hand up and, having truly seen them, followed the Spirit’s leading to help them. You have seen the good and the beauty in the world and reminded those around you that God is still at work creating life and love in the

Jerry and I would like to give a big thank you to the Evangelism Commit-tee for the beautiful 50th anniversary cake we all shared on May 2. Thank you to all who gave cards and shared sentiments. We are blessed to have so many good friends at Kent. It was a special morning.

Jerry & Kandy Husbands

Thank You

world, when others could only see darkness and turmoil.

You are the body of Christ, each of you members of it. And yes, we all have different gifts and skills, strengths and weaknesses, but we are also all called to be the eyes and the ears and the hands of the body of Christ.

What do you see when you look around you? What do you see in your family, your condominium complex, our community, our congregation? What do you see and what do you hear, what can we do with our hearts and our hands? For as the saying goes, it is “God’s work and our Hands,” but it is also our eyes and our ears and especially our hearts.

As I begin my first summer at The Lake, I am so excited to experience all that life in our congregation and our community offers. I pray that it will be an espe-cially wonderful season for all of you, filled with all the wonderful things that we hope for in the summer. And I also pray that it will be filled with sights and sounds and opportunities to be the body of Christ for our community, our fami-lies, and for one another.

God bless you all, Pastor Ed

To Pastor Ed and Members of Kent Memorial Lutheran Church,

Thank you for all of the prayers and care you gave our family with the loss of Gerry. We felt very fortunate to belong to such a wonderful church and always felt so welcome there.

Barry Fisher and Family

3951 Johnson Ave. Gowrie, IA 50543

Kent Memorial Lutheran Church,

Thank you so much for the amazing breakfast this morning. Teacher Ap-preciation Week was a success in my book. Makes a teacher feel special.

Thank you for all you do for teachers, staff & students at H.D.E.

Denise Dill

JUNE SCRIPTURE LESSONS

June 6 ~ 2nd Sunday after Pentecost First Reading ............................................................................ Genesis 3:8-15

Psalm .............................................................................................. Psalm 130

Second Reading......................................................... 2 Corinthians 4:13—5:1

Gospel Reading .......................................................................... Mark 3:20-35

June 13 ~ 3rd Sunday after Pentecost First Reading ......................................................................... Ezekiel 17:22-24

Psalm ............................................................................... Psalm 92:1-4, 12-15

Second Reading............................................................... 2 Corinthians 5:6-17


June 20 ~ 4th Sunday after Pentecost First Reading ................................................................................. Job 38:1-11

Psalm ............................................................................. Psalm 107:1-3, 23-32



June 27 ~ 4th Sunday after Pentecost First Reading ................................................................. Lamentations 3:22-33

Psalm ................................................................................................ Psalm 30



GENERAL FUND COUNTERS FOR JUNE

06/06 Curt Reams, Diane Reams, Gail Kruse

06/13 Wendy Blomberg, Joyce Wanamaker

06/20 Michael Wagner, Toni Wagner, Kat Lacroix

06/27 Gail Kruse, Carol Hansen

NEWSLETTER ARTICLE DEADLINE MONDAY, JUNE 21, 2021

Leave your articles in the church office, or e-mail your news to Tracy at [email protected].

Unapproved Minutes—May 18, 2021

In Attendance- Bill Work, Al Mohling, Pastor Ed, Karen Stanze, Carol Hansen, Katherine Lacroix, Bob Harger, Gail Kruse, Wendy Blomberg, Sheryl Boos Kathy Fair, and Michael Wagner

Absent- Bob Karls and Barb Yount

Meeting called to order at 6:00 pm by President Bill Work.

Dwelling in the Word: Carol Hansen opened with devotion.

Minutes- Correction to April minutes, cans collected for March Madness was 130. A motion to approve the April Council minutes as corrected was made by Wendy Blomberg, seconded by AL Mohling, all approved.

Treasures Report- Gail Kruse reported

Pastor’s Report- Pastor Ed reported he has conducted five worship ser-vices, three home visits, two shut in visits, four hospital visits, one coun-seling visit and one funeral. He has attended three men’s Bible study classes and two women’s Bible study classes. Pastor reported Kent re-ceived an email for a request to baptize a 16 month old child from Colo-rado. They are members of an ELCA congregation and the first oppor-tunity to have the sponsors present will be here at the lake. All council members present agreed.

Committee Reports- Christian education reported they would like to hold vacation Bible school. Possible dates July 22nd and 23rd, for grades preschool through 5th grade. -Evangelism reported a Celebration for Bob & Sharon Ballard’s 60th wedding anniversary will be June 27th; “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” in August; and a Branson to see “Jesus” trip in October. -Budget & Finance reported the call committee account has a balance of $2,864.00. This account is no longer needed. The Parsonage repair account has a balance of $5,067.67 and is suggested it be moved to the Property management account. Al Mohling made a motion to move the remaining balance of $2,864.00 from the call committee ac-count to the general fund account and the balance of the Parsonage re-pair account $5,067.67 be moved to Property management account. Mi-chael Wagner seconded the motion and all approved. -Long Range Planning reported they had a great scholarship Sunday. -Stewardship reported they will hold a temple talk. -Property reported the pine tree in the outdoor worship area has been removed. Mowing is being kept up. Thanks to all those that volunteer. -Social Ministry reported they will host BINGO September 10th. Blue Box reminder, Kent has a goal of 200 items per month. Last report was for February giving 141 items. -Worship & Music reported the piano is in and sounds wonderful. Since

church council

July 4th is on a Sunday this year, they will host an evening event. Plans are to have a church service followed by a light meal with homemade ice cream before the Bear Bottom fireworks display. Cruise Worship dates are June 16th, July 21st, August 18th, and September 15th.

Old Business- Council reviewed current practices due to COVID 19. Wendy Blomberg made a motion to return to normal practices to include offering plate, pews (with a couple still marked for those who wish to continue social distancing), sing hymns and liturgy, communion (will con-tinue individual cups for those that wish to use them) and red books. There will be no mask requirement for those that have been inoculated. Bob Harger seconded the motion and all approved.

New Business- Pastor reported he had done some research on the Col-umbarium Regulations. He has found some issues that will need to be addressed however there may be more documents that have not been reviewed. Al Mohling and Bill Work agreed to work with Pastor to find any remaining documents.

Correspondence- Thank you notes from: Stephanie Ballard for our prayers during her illness; Barry Fisher and Family wanted to thank eve-ryone for the prayers and care given upon the passing of Gerry; Thank you from Community for Christ for $1,000.00 to Rehab Initiative; Share the Harvest $200.00.

Motion to adjourn was made by Wendy Blomberg, seconded by Bob Harger, all approved.

Meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m.

Closed with the Lord’s Prayer

Next meeting: June 15, 2021 Devotion- Sheryl Boos

Respectfully submitted, Carol Hansen, Recording Secretary

WORSHIP, FOOD & FIREWORKS

Join us Fourth of July evening (it’s a Sunday this year) for a fun worship experience in the Ireland Out-door Chapel followed by hotdogs, maybe even a campfire at the parsonage so we can toast up some s’mores, and of course the firework display on The Lake. A watermelon or two would sure be nice, and maybe even a taste of homemade ice cream. Lot’s of laughs and good fellowship are sure to be had by all. Worship is at 7:30 p.m., and yes, we will have the doors open to the basement of the church for bathroom and AC access!

Bring your plates, utensils & beverages. Invite your family & neighbors!

Everything we have is a gift from God, and stewardship is our response to these gifts!

First the good news, the finance committee and Council work hard to minimize expenses as much as possible, so Kent is right on track with it’s budget in regards to it’s expenses year to date. The bad news is that income isn’t keeping up with expenses so far this year. Our income is 15% below our expenses, a difference of a little over $10,000 year to date.

Now we know that we are coming into summer, so traditionally we should see some visitors that will boost our summer income. But we don’t know how much that will be. And like all good things, summer will come to an end.

Remember, God blesses those who give. St Paul puts it this way in 2 Corinthians 9:6-8, “The person who sows sparingly will also reap spar-ingly, and the person who sows generously will also reap generously. Each one of you should give just as he has decided in his heart, not re-luctantly or under compulsion, because God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to make all grace overflow to you so that because you have enough of everything in every way at all times, you will overflow in every good work.”

So I just ask you as you count your blessings this summer, be sure to continue to count Kent as one of your blessings.

Other verses to ponder: Psalm 112: 9, 1 Timothy 6:9-10, Leviticus 27:30, Proverbs 3: 9-10, 11:24-25 & 22:9, 1 Corinthians 16:2, Luke 6:38.

Peace and Blessings! Michael Wagner

STEWARDSHIP FOCUS

JUNE 2021

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

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9:30am Altar Guild

11am WELCA Meeting

9am Women

5:30pm Choir Rehearsal

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8am Worship (outdoors) - Communion

9am Fellowship

10am Worship (inside, live-stream, Communion)

2pm Worship at LCC

7

9:30am Evangelism

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Community for Christ

9am Women

10am Worship & Music

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8am Worship (outdoors)

9am Fellowship & WELCA Bake Sale


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9:00am Social Ministry

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6pm Church Council 9am Women

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8am Worship (outdoors) - Communion

9am Fellowship


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9am Women

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8am Worship (outdoors)

9am Ballard 60th

Anniversary Celebration


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9am Women

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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9am Women’s Bible

Study

5:30pm Choir Rehearsal

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10am Men’s Devotions

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Synod Assembly (Virtual, All Day) 9am Buddy Pack

Pickup

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9am Women’s Bible Study

10am Worship & Music

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10am Men’s Devotion


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1pm BLOOD DRIVE

(-6pm)

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FINANCE CORNER

FINANCIAL NOTES:

A. Current Financial Situation – Kent is now behind (expenses over giving) for the first 4 months of 2021 by $10,270. Our expenses are right on budget through April 2021. Even though our giving is similar to past years for January through April, our budgeted ex-penses are now higher. Please examine if your giving is on track compared to your expectations since our journey started last Sep-tember with our new pastor.

B. Thrivent Action Teams – Thrivent provides $250 per project to kick-start a fundraiser, educational event, or service project for Kent or the community. Each qualifying Thrivent member can sub-mit two projects per year for approval by Thrivent. This is an excel-lent way to provide funds to do projects and not have to use Kent budgeted monies. If you have questions about this, please contact Joyce Wanamaker, Kathy Fair, or Al Mohling.

C. Annual Thrivent Choice Dollar Designation - Eligible members can recommend where Thrivent distributes a portion of its charita-ble funding by directing Choice Dollars®. Members be-come eligible for Thrivent Choice based on insurance premiums, contract values, and Thrivent volunteer leadership. Log on now to the Thrivent website to direct your Choice Dollars to Kent Memori-al. Log in with your ID and password, and then follow this path:

• What We Offer • Generosity

• Thrivent Choice

• Direct Choice Dollars

• Pick/Confirm the Organization

D. TD Ameritrade Account - As you make distributions from your retirement IRA’s or investments, please visit with your financial planner/accountant about the possibility of transferring some of those funds to the Kent TD Ameritrade account. The transfer might be able to be made with no capital gains tax consequence to you. If you have questions about this, please contact Gail Kruse or Al Mohling.

WELCA

Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

Kent Memorial Lutheran Church

May 4, 2021

The May meeting was called to order by President Karen Ringsdorf; there were 20 members present. Karen thanked Sheryl Boos and Ingrid Niemann as April Hostesses. Karen Pragman shared a Devotion on “Motherhood during COVID”.

April minutes were read, motion to approve made by Linda Williams 2nd by Karen Pragman; motion carried. Correspondence was read and will be posted on bulletin board. Treasurer Joyce Wanamaker reported the balance 4/30/2021 was $5,513.53

Community for Christ: Eldeen Hanke reported they are in need of shampoo, canned fruit in light syrup, also in need of shorts in store. Need help, please sign up if you can work.

Sunshine Lady: Lorraine Boyd reported she sent out 4 cards, 2 get well and 2 sympathy for April.

Care Core: food was delivered to Marsha Gust and Barry Fisher; helped a member get her car to Camdenton for repair.

Buddy Packs: Wendy Blomberg reported paperwork going out for sum-mer program. Teacher appreciation breakfast still in need of juice. School will be having the carnival this year, cakes for cakewalk cannot be homemade. Wendy will use some Buddy Pack money to purchase them.

Treats for School: May, Hurricane Deck Elementary and South School Teacher Appreciation breakfasts: Wendy will take care of them.

Birthdays wishes were sung to Joyce Wanamaker, Karen Pragman, Diane Ziehl, Sheryl Boos and Mary Evans.

Special Events: Newcomers Luncheon May 19, They will be serving 4 salads, pre-plated: need help to make salads on May 18th, also need about 10 desserts, will need help in kitchen on the 19th. Sign-up sheets are on the board.

Rummage sale: August 6th and 7th. One room upstairs is full, please use next room.

Old Business: Pastor Foster has his new computer, the final price was $1,801.37. WELCA had voted to the $1,500, motion was made by Di-ane Ziehl and 2nd Ruth Osterbur to pay additional $301.37; motion car-ried.

WELCA directory corrections, please let Katherine Lacroix know if you

need any changes made to your information such as phone numbers, address, email, etc. She will put information together and pass out a sheet to put in your directory with changes.

New Business: We discussed ideas for things we can do for WELCA Wednesday, please think about suggestions.

We are going to do the bake sale between services again this year, Dates 6/13, 7/11 and 8/15, Sheryl Boos and Ruth Osterbur volunteered to be in charge of the June sale, signup sheet will be put up to bring items, bakery goods, casseroles, etc. Please put baking instructions on items that need it.

Barb Gidley thanked everyone for meals, card and prayers.

Announcements: Blood Drive June 11, Katherine will let us know if we need to provide cookies.

Hostesses for May: Sally Burke and Eldeen Hanke

Devotion for June Sally Burke

No further business, meeting adjourned with Lord’s Prayer.

Respectfully submitted, Mary Evans, Secretary

Save the date and round up the grand-children!

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AT KENT

JULY 15 & 16, 2021

9AM-NOON

We will be having our own Vacation Bible School this year since

Covid has put the breaks on the combined VBS we have been

participating in. So invite your children and grand-children and

the neighbor kids for July 15-16, 9am til Noon. It should be an

awesome time with fun and games and the love of God!

JUNE birthdays &

anniversaries

BIRTHDAYS

06/11 Dennis Boos

06/13 Nancy Larson

06/14 Abraham Enriquez

06/16 Curtis Reams

Carol Hansen

Jaxon Bullock

06/21 Tom Ringsdorf

06/27 Melba Bangert

ANNIVERSARIES

06/07/2003 Gary & Denise Cover 18 years

06/15/1985 Allan & Sally Burke 36 years

06/22/2013 Jim & Karen Mellody 8 years

06/23/1961 Bob & Sharon Ballard 60 years

06/24/1956 Charlie & Marilyn Peterson 65 years

06/27/1964 Phil & Rosie Keeney 57 years

06/30/1979 Bill & Katie Heaford 42 years

If your birthday or anniversary isn’t listed, please contact the church office so we may include you in our congratulations!

serving in the military

Christopher Babcock

Eric Blomberg

Ben Brammeier Shade Bullock

Aaron Davis

Tanner Glodt Kristine Hubbard

Jason Ites

Jason Judge

Nathan Karls

Adam Kralina

Matt Lee

Jordan Lindeman

Glenn Maddock

Tristan Morgan

Adam Peterson

in need of God’s healing touch

Linda Kimberling

Lisa Lind

Ellen Moynihan

The Newtons

Julie Patterson

Helen Pragman

Diane Reams

Sandy Robinson

Loren Saathoff Pat Shank

Ellie Torres

Rose Marie Unrein

Brian Urbano

Joan Wilken

Georgi Anne

Stephanie Ballard

Joe Bauer Jack Berg

Marcille Bohling

Delaney Brumm

Pat Bywaters

Shirley Clark

Kelly Covey

Kelsey Erickson

Zach Fosler Jerry Green

Marsha Gust Shirley Hamm

Bev Hollingsworth

Marianne Howley

Judy Winter Clarion Winzenburg

Bob Worthley

Barb Yount

WELCOME! Andrew Orion Lee

Born May 7, 2021

Congratulations to the new grandparents, Jane Maher & Bill Work!

SOCIAL MINISTRIES NEWS

Kent congregation, our help is needed at Community for Christ! The week that our church has pledged to help those in need is coming — Tue. June 8, Thur. June 10 and Sat. June 12. Signup sheet is posted in the Fellowship Hall. The store is featuring clothing for spring and sum-mer. You may find something to add to your wardrobe! Don't forget jew-elry. Please sign up to help those in our community. Thanks to all that have helped, thanks to all that will sign up for this next opportunity. If you have questions, ask Jim Mellody or Chuck Wanamaker or the many that have volunteered. Always a great time to spend in fellowship with friends.

BLUE BOX NEEDS FOR JUNE—Our monthly goal is 200 items

Shampoo & deodorant for men & women

Children’s shampoo

Canned fruit in lite syrup

Social ministry corner

Hearing God’s Call and Hearing God’s Call and Hearing God’s Call and Hearing God’s Call and Responding in Love...Responding in Love...Responding in Love...Responding in Love...

Here’s how your contributions met some of the need in our community.

March, 2021 (number of needs calls):

Electric - 1

Rent - 1

Total Assistance to our Community this month: $250.00

We Share Jesus with All!We Share Jesus with All!We Share Jesus with All!We Share Jesus with All!

Summer 2021 Schedule

Lake Area Community Orchestra

Andrew Drennan, Director

Tuesday, June 1 St. Michael's Catholic Church, Hatler St., Russellville

Tuesday, June 8 Ha Ha Tonka State Park, Route D, Camdenton*

Tuesday, June 15 Eldon Air Park, Eldon* (First Baptist Church rain Location)

Tuesday, June 22 West Lake Christian Church, Route O, Laurie

Tuesday, July 13 Hope Lutheran Church, Senior Center,

Osage Beach Parkway, Osage Beach

Tuesday, July 20 First Christian Church, East Capitol Ave.,

Jefferson City

Tuesday, July 27 Versailles Royal Theatre, Versailles

Tuesday, August 3 Lake Ozark Christian Church, Bus. 54, Lake Ozark

All Concerts begin at 7:00 pm. There is no admission charge. Free will donations are welcome.

* Bring a chair to Ha Ha Tonka and Eldon Air Park.

FATHER’S DAY CLEAN-UP CHALLENGE Since our heavenly Father first cleansed us, let’s follow in his foot-steps and help others “clean up.” The challenge—200 “cleaning” products:

♦ Personal care, especially shampoos, deodorants and body soap

♦ Household cleaning supplies.

Let’s fill those boxes for Community for Christ!

NEW! NEW! NEW!

New Members and Enquiring Minds! It has been a while, I am told, since we have made any official new members, or had a class on what it means to be a Lutheran. Why do Lutherans do the things we do? How are we different from other denomi-nations? Just what am I getting myself into if I join a Lutheran Church?

All these questions and more will be answered at our new class, “Everything You Wanted to Know About Being a Lutheran,” aka “Everything we have forgotten since confirmation class.”

Join us Sunday June 13 during Fellowship time between services at the north end of the Fellowship Hall. If this time doesn’t work for you and you would still like to join Kent or just hear what Pastor Ed has to share, please let him know, 573-374-5267.

Communion Visitor Training Communion, as we are learning so well during this pandemic, is one of the most important and meaningful parts of our worship life. It is espe-cially so for those of us who are unable to get out and attend worship in their home congregation. And it is extra special when someone comes and shares the Lord’s Supper with those who are “shut-in.”

Pastor Ed is having a training session for those who are interested or curious about being a Communion Visitor. He will give you all of the re-sources you will need so that if you choose to volunteer to visit one or more of our shut-ins you can do so with confidence and truly enjoy your visit.

It will be Sunday June 20 between services during fellowship hour at the north end of the fellowship hall so that anyone who wants may listen in.

This is an important and such a very meaningful ministry. Sharing the body and blood of Christ with your fellow Church members is an experi-ence that will truly bless you and them.

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