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Bethel Beacon
BE.THE.Light Volume 55 Issue 9
Pastors: Julé Ballinger Erika Buller Jim Gustafson
Bethel Lutheran Mission Statement
Bethel Lutheran Church is a community of believers called by God to invite all people into a living relationship with Jesus Christ, build them up in the faith, and send them out to be witnesses in word and deed to the gospel of Jesus Christ.
BE.THE.Love
2016
O C T O B E R
“God’s Work. Our Hands. God’s Word. Our Voice.”
“This reminds us that we do nothing on our own. It’s God who does it. But God says, ‘The way I’m going to do it is through you!’ That’s Stewardship.”
-Bishop Kusserow, Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod
Praying, Praising, Proclaiming Christ!
I love this time of the year! The leaves are changing, there is crispness in the air, harvest is underway, football and volleyball keep us hopping, the kids are back in school with routines, and church is back in full swing with educational programs, full worship services, God’s Work. Our Hands. Sunday, BE.THE.Love Sunday, new member welcome and our Stewardship emphasis coming up. That is when we get to focus upon how we respond to the love that God gives us. This year you will once again be receiving a mailing; reminding you of all that stewardship entails. We each get to give all that we have and live our lives in every vocation to the glory of God. During this time, we ask that every member – young or old—also fill out a Time and Talent work sheet, considering new ways to serve the Lord. We will prayerfully consider how we have been given many blessings to be a blessing to God, God’s church, and our Brothers and Sisters in Christ. We will be asking for you to fill out a commitment card to determine what your giving will be to God this year. Sunday, October 9 & Wednesday, October 12: Prayer—1 Timothy 2:1-7 Sunday, October 16 & Wednesday, October 19: Praise—1 Timothy 6:6-19 Sunday, October 23
& Wednesday, October 26: Proclaim—2 Timothy 1:1-14 Commitment Sunday!
Bethel Lutheran Church please read this and take it in, thank you for your love of your congregation, for your growing faith, and devotion to a God who loves unconditionally. You should be proud (but not too proud, we are Lutheran after all!) of the entire ministry this congregation has started, been a part of, and will continue to do in Jesus’ name. You are working on sharing God’s love within these walls and be-yond! Thank you for being God’s Hands and Voice in this world! Thank you for BEING THE LOVE! ~ Pastor Julé Ballinger
CONTACT INFO: Phone 642-4472 fax 642-2477
Pastor Julé: 701-866-1714 [email protected]
Pastor Erika: 952-454-6012 [email protected]
Pastor Jim: 701-403-3254 [email protected]
Building Hours
7am-5pm Monday-Friday 9am-1pm Saturdays 7am-1pm Sundays
http://bethelwahpeton.com or
www.facebook.com/bethelwahpeton
INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MEMBER?
If you or someone you know desire membership please contact:
Pastor Julé at [email protected] or
Pastor Erika at [email protected] or call the church office at 642-4472.
New Member Sunday is October 30
Leslie Rohde [email protected] Alveda Wurl: [email protected] Jana Olson: [email protected] Missy Klose [email protected] Clare Byron: [email protected] Lisa Bassingthwaite [email protected] Michelle Eberhardt: [email protected]
Financial Update as of August 31, 2016
Year to date Income $280,374.71 Year to date Expenses $304,702.70 Deficit -$ 24,327.99
OFFERING ENVELOPES FOR 2016
are available in the church office.
Attention parents/guardians/grandparents of small children:
Nursery staff will be available to care and love your children while you participate in worship, Wednesday School, choir, coffee hour, Whole Family Sunday School, Confirmation, Adult Education, etc. We desire to have your children in worship and participating in the activities at the church; however, we also realize that it can be difficult for the adults. Please take advantage of this service.
Hours: Sundays: 8:30 am – 12:00 pm Wednesdays: 5:00 – 7:30 pm
Wednesday nights 5:30-6:30 pm in the Gisvold lounge. If the kids have class, there will be Parent's Time.
EVERYONE WELCOME!!
JOIN US! Wednesday nights for fun, fellowship, coffee and treats. while the kids are at Wednesday School
Don't miss out!
October is our “Bethel Stewardship Campaign” month. Our theme this year is “Praying, Praising and Proclaiming Christ”.
Please watch for your one and only mailing which will include the “Time and Talent” sheet as well as your Commitment card.
Come join us in worship each Sunday or Wednesday beginning October 9, 2016 to hear how you can be a part of
“Praying, Praising and Proclaiming Christ” at Bethel.
S ewardship Love in Action
BE.THE.Love
A BIG Thank you to all who participated in God’s Work Our Hands Sunday!
Together we served our community through: giving the park shelter a needed paint refresh, welcoming the stranger into our polished worship space, by providing a great breakfast to our community, sending love to college kids, helping our neighbors get ready for cooler weather.
You did great work showing the love of Christ by serving our community. Thank you for being the LOVE!
With Joy, The Board of Outreach
in the Steps of
Martin Luther!
Let’s Travel to Germany! November 1-11, 2017
On October 31, 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the Castle Church door in Wittenberg with the stroke of his hammer, he set the Reformation in motion and changed the world.
Nawas Travel invites you to celebrate the 500th Anniversary of the reformation by following in Luther’s footsteps throughout Germany. Watch as the Reformation comes to life as you discover the history and spirit of the Great Reformer and the places and people important to our Lutheran heritage:
Rhine River Valley Eisenach Wittenberg Berlin Leipzig Nuremberg Augsburg Munich
The cost is $3299 per person which includes airfare from Minneapolis to Frankfurt; first class/select hotels; daily breakfast plus 7 dinners; private motor coach with English speaking guides; etc. If you want more information please talk with me, Pastor Julé Ballinger or pick up a brochure today at Bethel Lutheran. It will be a trip of a lifetime!
Please get your $400 deposit in by December 1, 2016 to reserve your spot!!!
VOICES OF THE CONGREGATION
Bethel's Lay volunteers are active in our church but, what are we doing outside our walls? How are our members Being the Light?
Join us Sunday mornings at 10:10 am in the Faith Center beginning October 9 for a three week series.
October 9 Becky DeVries, Three Rivers Crisis Center October 16 Jay Townsend, Fellowship of Christian Athletes October 23 Alison Voss, ELCA EaND Candidacy Committee
FLOOR TO CEILING FUNDRAISER We need to keep God’s house in good repair.
Fellowship Hall is in desperate need of a new ceiling and flooring.
Please join us for a fun morning on
Sunday, October 2 9:00 am Worship Service 10:00 am Brunch-Free will offering
~Auction to follow~ 4 Quarters of Pork; Quilts—all sizes
Large Coleman 12 volt cooler; Doll clothes; Baked goods Many additional items featuring the talents and artistry of our quilters and friends
Items for auction should be new or in like new condition Donations are welcome and can be left in the church office.
~Raffle Drawing~ tickets available after church
1st prize-Queen size handmade quilt 2nd prize-Bobcat radio controlled track loader
Be a Christmas Kids Shopper! There are families in Richland County unable to afford children’s winter clothing like coats, snow pants, boots, etc.
Volunteers will receive a “family list” and Shoppers will be reimbursed for all clothing items purchased.
Stop by Sundays, October 2 & 9 at the table in the foyer to sign up.
This only happens because of your willingness to assist with this program. WE CAN ONLY HELP AS MANY FAMILIES AS WE HAVE VOLUNTEERS.
If you would like to help but don’t want to shop, monetary donations are always accepted. Checks payable to:
“Christmas Kids Project” can be dropped off at the church office.
New Member Sunday, October 30
A pot luck to welcome new members will be in fellowship hall following
the 11:00 am service.
BRING YOUR FAVORITE DISH TO SHARE
Food Backpack Program
The Board of Outreach is looking for your help in acquiring food items for the Food Backpack Program. The Food Backpack Program is a program that sends food home on the weekends with students that receive reduced or free meals at school and may not have food available to them at home on the weekends.
A different item of food will be focused on each month that can be dropped off in front of the office in a marked container.
This month's item is peanut butter!
Thank you for your help in supporting this important outreach ministry!
Coming in December! Save the Date! The 500th anniversary of Reformation is just one year away. Brush up on your Reformation history with a very special opportunity. The Minneapolis Institute of Art is hosting a special installation, “Martin Luther: Art and the Reformation”, with art and artifacts traveling for the first time ever outside of Germany. Find out more about the exhibit by visiting: www.newartsmia.org/luther.
And Bethel will be a part of it! Saturday December 10, join us for a bus trip for a day of fun, education, and exploration. We will be pairing this event with a stop at the American Swedish Institute for their Nordic Christmas celebration, complete with a Santa Lucia concert.
Cost information, itinerary, and sign-up sheet will be coming. Watch the Beacon and the blue sheets for more information.
Bethel Bus
It is that time of year again- The Season of the “F’s.” Faith (with Wednesday School starting), Fall, Football, and Flu. You will see “Flu Clinic” signs all over. Take the opportunity to stop in with your insurance card and get the vaccine. Clinics offer “flu blitzes” as
do some pharmacies. Richland County Health Department has “Flu Shot Fridays” where you can walk in and get a flu vaccine. No matter where you go, bring your insurance card. It will make your visit quicker. The vaccine does not help with the stomach flu- it is for
the respiratory type flu. It won’t prevent you from catching a cold virus. The ND Department of Health has a great poster that I am sharing with you that shows the differences between a cold and the flu. Hand washing is very important with prevention and covering
your cough is also very important. Stay Healthy! Michelle Eberhardt RN Faith Community Nurse
Message from Michelle, Your Faith Community Nurse
Facts about Breast Cancer in the United States One in eight women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.
On average, every 2 minutes a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer and 1 woman will die of breast cancer every 13 minutes.
Over 2.8 million breast cancer survivors are alive in the United States today.
Roughly 1:1000 men will be diagnosed with Breast cancer in their lifetime.
Men are more likely to die of breast cancer because it is often diagnosed later. 60-70% of the people diagnosed with breast cancer have no connection to the risk factors at all.
What can You do? Know your body. Any new lumps, bumps, itches, dimples? Talk to your healthcare provider. Get your annual mammogram. Many people have no signs of cancer until it is picked up by a mammogram. However, 60-70% of people with breast cancer have no connection to risk factors at all and some people with all the risk factors never will develop breast cancer.
Library Notes. . . Here are some nonfiction books that have come into the library recently.
FL Beautifully Pinned Promises by Mary Grace Birkhead is a unique look at the Psalms where the reader will 240 discover the blessings of God that will touch his/her heart and provide promises to hold on to. BR
FL Pearls from Heaven by Mary Grace Birkhead shares verses (pearls) that are the simple and profound reminders 240 of God’s heart of love toward us. We discover anew how precious and unique we are in His eyes. BR
FL Before Amen by Max Lucado examines the simplicity of and gives us a quotable, repeatable, portable prayer that 248.3 everyone needs and can use. LU
FL Lost and Found by Sarah Jakes is Sarah’s own story. The daughter of a high profile pastor, she was pregnant at 289.9 age 13, shunned at school and gossiped about at church. She could have let her struggles dictate her future, JA but she let God turn her deepest pain into His perfection.
FL Handles for Harmony by James R. Bjorge. With many modern marriages held together by a thread, Bjorge offers 306.8 a number of brief meditations designed to help couples weave together many threads to form a strong, enduring BJ rope of love.
FL The Total Money Makeover, A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness by Dave Ramsey offers a no nonsense approach 332 to money matters, providing not only the how-to but also a grounded and uplifting hope for getting out of debt RA and achieving total financial health.
B The Legend of King Max by Nina Dalberg and Richard Hinrichs, who are from North Dakota, recounts the story 921 of Ralph Maxwell who built the town of Lidgerwood. The authors try to reconstruct what may have influenced the MA crude Canadian lumberjack, Maxwell, to transform himself into a polished gentleman, a shrewd entrepreneur and a dangerous and deadly opponent. These books will be displayed during the month of October on the top shelf of the north bookcase. After that time those with the FL designation will be found in numerical order in the north bookcase. The B designation can be found on the northwest shelving, arranged first by number then by alphabetical order. Nonfiction is often slower reading, but these vol-umes are full of really good stories and reflections. Stop in and check them out.
DAYTIME BOOK CLUB A small group met on 9-13-16 to discuss the book “The Nightingale” by Kristen Hannah. This was a much loved book by all of us. In fact, we have read a lot of her books during the last few years and find all of them enjoyable.
Books to be read in book club for the next several months:
October 11 Kitchens of the Great Midwest by J. Ryan Stradal This book is about a young woman with a once-in-a-generation palate who becomes the iconic chef behind the country’s most coveted dinner reservation. Each chapter tells the story of a
single dish & character.
November 8 Burial Rites by Clarissa Sharp What spirit roams Louise Dawson’s house? You’ll need to read to find out. This is definitely a page turner.
December 13 Advent or Christmas book of choice to share with the others
January 9, 2017 The Light Between Oceans by M. L. Stedman This is a love story. The setting is the early 1900’s in Australia. The keepers of the Janus Rock Lighthouse are Tom Sherbourne and his wife, Isabel. This is the author’s first novel which has already been made into a movie. We will be meeting on October 11, 2016, at 10:30 am in the Bethel Library. Our current schedule is always the 2nd Tuesday of each month. All are welcome!
“The reading of a fine book is an uninterrupted dialogue in
which the book speaks and our soul replies.”
~ Andre Maurois ~
Hello! Let me introduce myself. My name is Lisa Bassingthwaite and I’m the new Christian Education Coordinator at Bethel. I’ve only been on the job for a few weeks now but my husband Mike and I, along with my family Jenna, Rachel, and Carson, have been members of Bethel for nearly 20 years. I’m very excited to start this new adventure here at Bethel!
Wednesday School is back in session! This year’s first week’s attendance was 97 students. We have 110 children registered so far. If you haven’t registered yet it’s not too late. You can pick up a registration form in the office.
Our Wednesday school schedule is the same as last year. 5:00-5:30 Supper is served ($3.00 charge per person per meal) 5:30-6:30 Christian education and parent time 6:45-7:30 Worship
If you have any questions or concerns please call me 701-899-2060 or email me at [email protected] Blessings, Lisa
WEDNESDAY SCHOOL STORE ITEMS NEEDED
Suggested items for the store are. . .
Soda pop, Goldfish crackers, small bags of Gummy Worms or small candy bars,
Fruit Snacks, Capri Sun, Nail Polish, Children’s Stickers, Children’s Tattoos,
and other items children might like.
~Thank you
Items can be dropped off at the Coordinators office or the church office
Christian Education News
ValleyScare—Oct 8
If you’ve registered for ValleyScare, we will be meeting in the church parking lots at 8:30am
to pack up and leave. Please arrive on time! You will also need to bring enough money for
lunch and dinner at the park, as well as money for any other snacks or stuff. We will be get-
ting back very late (around 1-2am), so plan for rides.
High School Coffee House!
Oct. 14— 7-10:00 pm Bonfire @ Bethel south parking lot
Oct. 21— 7-10:00 pm Game Night@ Evergreen United Methodist
Oct. 28— 7-10:00 pm HALLOWEEN DANCE PARTY
at Bethel Fellowship Hall. Come in costume!
Reminder to 7th Graders Wednesday, October 12
7:45 pm Baptism Mentor Event You will need a mentor by then!!
High School Youth Group
October’s theme will be healthy relationships and domestic violence.
We will have a guest speaker on Oct. 5 to talk about what healthy
relationships look like.
Zoo Boo! Oct. 30, 5:30-7:30pm
Bethel will be participating in the Chahinkapa Zoo’s
Zoo Boo this year instead of doing trunk or treat.
Come see us at our booth and say hi!
NEEDED: Donations of Candy!
Bethel is looking for donations of candy for Zoo Boo.
If you can donate
a bag or two,
drop them off at the office!
~Thank you
Bethel Church: IN MEMORY OF VIRGIL TORGERSON given by Ralph & Liz Graalum IN MEMORY OF JIM STREGE given by Sylvia Likness
Building Fund: IN MEMORY OF JIM STREGE given by Art & Linda Grochow
Wednesday School: IN MEMORY OF HELEN SHANKS given by Lynn & Coleen Thoe
Fellowship Hall Flooring/ceiling: IN MEMORY OF VIRGIL TORGERSON, brother of Sharon Kotnour , given by Bev McRober ts; Gene & Marlyce Kemmet; Bill & Gladys Bair; Inez Lunde; Chuck & Ione Muralt; Neal & Phyllis Folstad; Marlys Groff; Bob & Jeri Oscarson; Ardeith Richter IN MEMORY OF WES ALLEN given by Randy & Trudi Smith; Rick & Pam Hendr ickson IN MEMORY OF MARIAN PEDERSON, mother of Marcia Peder son, given by Chuck & Ione Muralt IN MEMORY OF MARJORIE McBETH, mother of Ron McBeth, given by Keith & Nadine Torgerson; Marcia Pederson IN MEMORY OF GERTRUDE FARSDALE given by Ardeith Richter IN MEMORY OF HELEN SHANKS, mother of Mary Ann Loock, given by Gene & Marlyce Kemmet; Bev McRober ts; Karen Kearns Lutz; Artdeith Richter; Neal & Phyllis Folstad; Doug & Judy Peterson; Inez Lunde IN MEMORY OF JIM STREGE given by Rick & Pam Hendr ickson; Connie Sletten; Clare Byron; Stan & Marilyn Sirek GIFT TO FLOORING/CEILING FUND given by BLCW
Faith Toolboxes: IN MEMORY OF WES ALLEN given by Clark & Gail Williams; Duane & Diane Finnie IN MEMORY OF DOROTHY MITZEL given by Clark & Gail Williams IN MEMORY OF HELEN SHANKS given by Sonja Chr istensen Praise Band: IN MEMORY OF JIM STREGE given by Rick & Pam Hendr ickson IN MEMORY OF WES ALLEN given by Rick & Pam Hendr ickson
Bethel Library: IN MEMORY OF HELEN SHANKS given by Clare Byron; Judy McDaniel
Via de Cristo: IN MEMORY OF MIKE KNUTSON, brother of Ginny Buck, given by Art & Linda Grochow; Kathy Hammer Paul & Char Oehlke
Quilting: IN MEMORY OF JIM STREGE given by Gil & Esther Braaten IN MEMORY OF HELEN SHANKS given by Judy Koppang; Ray & Lynda Neuman Coffee Fund: GIFT FROM BETHEL QUILTERS GROUP
The Memorial Committee’s main objective is to be the resource for any one person or group of people that would like to give a memorial, honorarium, or commemorate an occasion to Bethel Lutheran Church. It is the committee’s responsibility to formulate a catalog of specific items, keep a record of all memorials and to acknowledge those that have given gifts.
If you have any questions regarding memorial items or wish to give a memorial item or honorarium please contact committee members: Luther Sannes@642-5140; or Reeann Enderson@640-4230
Thanks to the members of Bethel for your continued support.
BeFriender Ministry:
Everyone is, at times, on a difficult journey and needs a caring companion to listen without judg-ment and provide support. That, in a nutshell, is what BeFriender Ministry is all about. Bethel has trained members of our congregation who are ready and willing to provide a listening ear to anyone in need.
IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A BEFRIENDER VISIT YOU, CONTACT PASTOR JIM AT 642-4472 or [email protected]
REMINDER: Bethel does not notify families of memorials given directly to the church.
These are the people known to have birthdays in October. If you have a birthday
in October and your name is not listed, we do not have your birthday in our church
records. Please contact the church office with your birth date so we may have it for our records.
MAY EACH OF YOU HAVE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!
10/1 Henry Loock
Addisyn Marohl
Jeannie Schoneman
Darlene Schuler
Lisa Wixo
10/2 Eric Rosenberg
10/3 Gail Beech
10/4 Chad Johnson
Adam Marohl
Alexis McGarry
10/5 Austin Blair
Stephanie Hoefs
Marlene Jorgensen
Patrick Pithey
10/6 Jesse Medenwaldt
Gerald Mohs
10/7 Trevor Bernstein
Kenneth Skoog
10/8 Crystal Asche
George Erickson
Katie Erickson
Patricia Hudson
Luke Kasowski
10/9 Claryce Byron
Chelsy Filbert
Janice Kilber
Terrence King
Tyler Mitchell
Cassandra Munter
10/10 Brooke Wallace
Amy Welch
10/11 Lisa Braun
Shelly Grueneich
Lamont Miller
10/12 Ashley Broderick
Rowan Krueger
Sharon Wixo
10/13 Baron Bjore
Brittany Thompson
10/14 Kiara Bassingthwaite
10/15 Noah Hagelstrom
Tracy Peterson
10/16 Sylvia Likness
Brenda Prochnow
10/17 Mallory Anderson
Cindi Facey
Patti Gregor
Ione Muralt
10/18 Kasen Bernstein
Jonathon Stone
10/19 Amy Adolf
Sherri Bernard
Rick Hendrickson
Lucy Spiekermeier
10/20 Darin Anderson
Susan Bronson
Logan Dimmer
Judy Oren
10/21 Drew Cvancara
Lacey Groneberg
Kathleen Miller
Laurie Stone
Vicki Trappen
10/22 Wayne Klose
Logan Meyer
10/23 Justin Formaneck
Brittney Long
10/24 Jenna Bassingthwaite
Oscar Good
Isabelle Wahl
10/25 Marilyn Anderson
Madison Bell
10/26 Anna Marohl
Renee Speidel
Kori Tollefson
10/27 Mia Aakre
Cale Gilbertson
Jacqui Mauch
Mckenna Steeves
10/28 Arlene David
Charles Hardie
Christina Shockley
10/29 Addison Gerdon
Kallie Grefsrud
Chelby Ward
10/30 Lataya Lunneborg
10/31 Anika Birkelo
Linda Grochow
Harvey Link
Debra Redman
Worship VOLUNTEERS
If you are unable to serve on the assigned date and cannot find a replacement please call: USHERS —Linda Miller -899-3479 COFFEE SERVERS—Carol Sturdevant -642-4355
READERS & COMMUNION ASSIST—Doug & Judy Peterson at 642-6776 or 640-7010 Please notify the church office of the change at 642-4472.
9:00 am Service
If you are unable to serve on the assigned date please try to find a replacement. READERS please call—Doug & Judy Peterson at 642-6776
or 640-7010 . Please notify the church office of the change at 642-4472.
11:00 am Service
November 6 November 13 November 20 November 27
Reader Dee Jensen Alex Hendrickson Chris DeVries Hal Fisher
Ushers Phil & Bonnie MacIver; Brad & Paula Bakken
Geri Coyne; Linda Johnson; Deb Loberg
Bill & Gladys Bair; Neal Folstad
Karen Kearns Lutz; Judy McDaniel
Communion Assist
Vicki Trappen; Carla Sheeley
N/A Phil & Bonnie MacIver; Luther & Barb Sannes
N/A
Coffee
Servers Gina Anderson;
Frank & Linda Azure Lynn & Jeannie Bjore; Larry & Norma Bontjes
Jay & Katie Erickson; Janet Farmen
Wayne Braaten; Duane & Diane Finnie
November 6 November 13 November 20 November 27
Reader Muriel Hedrick Linda Miller Trese Saar Emily Hendrickson
Ushers Jessie Hammer Pam Hendrickson
Blake & Tracy Peterson Paul & Sibyl Jacklitch Perry & Denise Miller
Communion Assist
Skip & Linda Alfson N/A Paul & Char Oehlke N/A
Coffee Servers Skip & Linda Alfson Bob & Crystal Asche Paul & Char Oehlke Greg & Darcy Meide
October 2 October 9 October 16 October 23 October 30
Reader Jane Krump Norma Nosek Luther Sannes Keath Borchert Wayne Braaten
Ushers Tom & Sandy Bennett; Stan & Marilyn Sirek
Judy Koppang; Bob & Jeri Oscarson
Randal & Jean Hoerer; Doug & Judy Peterson
Larry & Norma Bontjes; Clint Gilbertson
Jerry & Judy Oren; Corrine Romereim
Communion Assist
Doug & Judy Peterson N/A Judy Oren; Laurie Stiller; Clint Gilbertson; Wayne Braaten
N/A N/A
Coffee Servers Breakfast & Auction Tony & Marie Casper; Sonja Christensen
Holly Close; Cyndy Gustafson
Charles & Joan Hardie; Randal & Jean Hoerer
Barry & Sue Hendrickson; Floss Johnson
October 2 October 9 October 16 October 23 October 30
Reader One service @ 9:00 am
Sheila Dolan Lila Gedrose Art Grochow Kathy Hammer
Ushers One service @ 9:00 am
Kathy Hammer; Linda Miller
Mike, Lisa & Carson Bassingthwaite
Troy & Darla Thimjon Jay & Rikki Townsend family
Communion Assist
One service @ 9:00 am
N/A Greg & Darcy Meide N/A N/A
Coffee Servers One service @ 9:00 am
Linda Miller Greg & Darcy Meide Troy & Darla Thimjon Jay & Rikki Townsend family