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Newsletter of the Church of the Holy Trinity February 2018

Reaching up to God; Reaching out with Christ’s love to the world.

Rector’s Reflections

Fred (Mr.) Rogers, one of my heroes, said “I'm fairly convinced that the kingdom of God

is for the broken-hearted.” That may sound like a “Debbie Downer” type of statement,

like we as Christians should be about broken hearts all the time. How awful would that

be! I’d be the first one out the door if that was so. However in his thought, I see a

brilliant ray of light shining through, the ray of grace, hope, love, and of course, the

promise of God’s kingdom held out to us all the time. I hear Mr. Rogers saying that if

you haven’t loved, you haven’t had your heart broken, and you haven’t been able to

glimpse the kingdom of God. It takes a chink in our armor to open us up to this ray of the

kingdom. Love is what we are all about! Mr. Rogers knew that; the whole premise of his

television ministry to children was very clear about this love, and in particular, the love

of a neighbor. About midway through his theme song he sang:

I have always wanted to have a neighbor just like you,

I've always wanted to live in a neighborhood with you.

So let's make the most of this beautiful day,

Since we're together, we might as well say,

Would you be mine? Could you be mine?

What a wonderful way to invite children to open their hearts to each other, valuing and

cherishing every person they encounter!

So why do we have to have broken hearts? I don’t think many of us sign on for that when

we get involved with a person or a cause. I can guarantee you that when I first gazed on

my both of my newborn sons, a broken heart was not in my mind but my heart was

completely broken, joyfully shattered by this new love that did indeed give me a very

clear glimpse of God’s kingdom. And I think that’s the hope of Mr. Roger’s idea about

church. Love opens us to see the beauty of God right in our midst. It also opens us to

broken hearts, broken because we have loved and continue to love. It means we have

connected with others in a deep and meaningful way, you could even say a sacred way, a

way that allows us to see God in our midst. And broken hearts, even shattered hearts are

a cause for celebration.

And there’s more; love propels us to service, to helping each other, knowing that

everyone has the potential to be our neighbor, to caring for the “least of these”. Mr.

Rogers also said “At the center of the Universe is a loving heart that continues to beat

and that wants the best for every person. Anything that we can do to help foster the

intellect and spirit and emotional growth of our fellow human beings, that is our job.

Those of us who have this particular vision must continue against all odds. Life is for

service.” One of our dismissals urges you to “Go in peace to love and serve the world!”

Love and service go hand in hand, and our broken hearts can change the world!

Holy Trinity Times

February 4 Souper Bowl of Caring

February 13 Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner 4:30 to 7 pm

February 14 Ash Wednesday Services at noon & 7pm

February 18 Adult Forum starts: Coco Family Sunday Fun Day 4pm Parish Hall

February 19 President’s Day (Office closed)

March 1 Holy Eucharist 5:30 pm Special Lent Program “Final Words” With simple supper 6pm

Reaching up to God: Reaching out

with Christ’s love to the world

This Month

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Annual Parish Meeting~Election Results

Our thanks to the outgoing Vestry members:

Sally Bates

Jane Janesch

Jacob Manyang

Corey Wasserburger

Well done, loyal servants of Christ!

Senior Warden: Sue Everett

Junior Warden: Jane Janesch.

New Members of Vestry: Chris Wilhelm – One year term

Karla Bahm

Bob Hillyer

Nancy Stara

Delegates to Annual Council: Sally Bates, Mary Lu Long and Dana Visger.

Alternate: Nancy Coffman

A special thanks to all who ran for vestry and

delegates.

Minutes of the meeting will be posted on the bulletin board as soon as they are available. If you missed

the Annual Parish Meeting and would like a copy of the Annual Report Booklet, please call the parish

office at 402-488-7139 or email us at holytrinity10@yahoo.com and we will e-mail a copy to you.

Thank you to everyone who made our annual meeting such a pleasant experience: Mary Lu Long and

Dana Visger, the entire vestry who showed up to set up and prepare and all those who helped us clean up.

February Birthdays

7 Tara Meyers

11 Mary Belle Beach

13 John Long II

14 Larry Dietrich

15 Pat Schrader

17 Garren Bloomquist

17 Jay Schluckebier

21 Karla Bahm

21 Carol Cornell

26 Aislynn Bloomquist

If your birthday is not on our list, please call the church office and we’ll be happy to add you. ☺

Deaths Darlene Percival January 27th, 2018

Nancy Lancaster January 27th, 2018

May light perpetual shine upon them.

Office Hours Monday–Friday

9:00 am–1:00 pm

Feb 19th: Presidents Day; office closed.

Holy Trinity needs a church photographer! We have a brand new camera ready for you to

use. Your job is to attend events and take pictures to document the life of this church.

Interested? Please contact Rev. Susanna in the parish office at 402-488-7139

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Winter Snow Policy The Parish Office will be closed when Lincoln Public Schools are closed due

to winter weather. We may also open late if the snow has not been removed

or it is unsafe due to icing. If you are stopping by the church for 10-15 minutes

during the week, you are welcome to park in the south circle drive…Ice skates

may be optional!

IF there is a time when we are unable to have services due to the weather, we

will notify the local news stations, 10/11 and KLKN (channel 8). You can check on their website for

closings or on the scrolling closing “crawl” on the television channels. Please check if the weather is

particularly bad.

Those with Church Keys…

Thank you for continuing to check in with the office when you come to the church! Even if

it’s for a second! You may also call from the kitchen phone.

Weekday Parking @ Holy Trinity During the school year, we rent out parking spaces to the students of Pius X High School. If

you are here on a weekday, you will see lots of cars. There is ALWAYS space for you; we

just ask that you park in an unnumbered spot on the south side of both lots.

Holy Trinity Times & Bulletin Deadlines

Please send your articles for the next newsletter by the 20th of the month.

Bulletin articles can be submitted as needed but will only be run as space

allows for the following Sunday. Please email them to

holytrinity10@yahoo.com.

New Phone Directories Are Ready for You

New directories are available in the parish office. If you would like a copy mailed to you,

please call Nicole in the church office, 402-488-7139 or email Holytrinity10@yahoo.com.

Meetings at the church

All meetings (2 or more people) and events in the church must be scheduled in

advance through the office. Building use forms are available at the parish office and

on our website. Please continue to let the office know when you are in the building.

Prayer Chain If you would like to request prayers for yourself, family member, friend, neighbor or co-worker,

please contact the Marilyn Dorf at cricketink@windstream.net or the church office at 402-488-

7139.

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Barcodes, UPCs & Box Tops:

Please continue to collect and trim “Best Choice”

brand barcodes, “Box Tops for Education”, and

“Labels For Education”. We are collecting them for Clinton Elementary School and will receive money

for each label and top collected. Many thanks from St. Elizabeth Guild. NOTE: Please collect and trim the

entire label/box top as we won’t get credit for partial pieces. Please see the collection boxes in the foyer for

examples.

Prayer Shawl Ministry The Prayer Shawl Ministry at Holy Trinity continues to create prayer shawls and pray

for the people who receive them. As we work on each shawl, we are praying for the

person who will be wrapped in the love and prayer that is in each garment. Most of the

time we know who will receive our shawls, but, there are times when we do not. The

warmth and love that the prayers said while making the shawl is there for the recipient

to feel.

We hope that those of you who have not been with us for a while will come and enjoy the fellowship of

this important Ministry. We welcome all to join us. Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, February 9, at

1 pm in the Memorial Room at the Church.

Words to Ponder: Ongoing Scriptural Study Group Wednesdays at 9:00 am in the Memorial Room (Conf. room) The Bible is not just another dry dusty book; it is the story of our salvation and as

disciples and followers of Jesus Christ we find hope and life in the scriptures and

stories. Join us on for our lively and spirited discussion of the upcoming weeks Holy

Scripture reading. Coffee provided!

Souper Bowl of Caring Patriots or Eagles? January 28 ~ February 4, 2018

Food and proceeds will go to Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach,

providing meals to Lincoln’s hungry and poor.

Thank you for your contributions. We will give you the final tally when we have it.

Meanwhile, know that your donations have helped people in need. ~ Deacon Dan & Nancy Coffman

Adult Forum: The Liturgical Year and the Season of Lent

Sunday, February 11 Between the 8 & 10:30 services in the Parish Hall

Why do we have special colors for different seasons? What is Lent about? What

is the liturgical year in the church? Grab your coffee and join us at 9:15 am

(between the 8 and 10:30 services) in the parish hall for this special presentation.

We will be combining the two parts originally announced into one presentation on

Sunday, February 11.

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Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper

Tuesday, February 13 ~ 4:30 – 7:00 pm

It’s just around the corner!

The annual Holy Trinity Pancake Supper is February 13th in the Parish Hall. Tell

your family and friends and come really hungry. And please help with the

fundraiser for our outreach. Sign up sheets are in the foyer.

Donate Old Calendars Before you discard or recycle your old calendars bring them to Holy Trinity. We will

have a basket in the foyer for Clinton School to collect the calendars. Calendars with

landscapes, animals, and pictures appealing to children are welcome by teachers and

students for decorating and art projects. Recently over 60 calendars for 2018 were

delivered along with note pads and many stickers for the children. Keep saving all year long! St.

Elizabeth Guild will make sure they are delivered. Kathy Jacobson

Crochet Class Wednesdays, February 21st & 28th, 4:30 pm

Roberta Sandhorst has offered to teach a beginners' crocheting class at Holy

Trinity. We will meet in the Memorial Room on February 21st AND

28th. (Roberta thinks we can learn the basics in two sessions.) If interested, plan

to meet at 4:30 for an hour and a half workshop. Bring a hook (size G, H, I or larger) and some practice

yarn. Roberta will have extra hooks as well.

Newborn Caps

Over fifty newborn caps were created by some very talented knitters and

crocheters. Thank you! Also, thank you to all the generous folks who donated yarn.

The caps were blessed by Rev. Susanna at the end of Bible Study on January

10th. She also said a prayer for all the precious babies who will be wearing those

caps. Darlene Percival has delivered the caps and the unused yarn to the American

Heart Association office who will distribute the caps in February. We will be

collecting these hats ALL YEAR. Please put them in the box in the foyer.

Family Sunday Funday-February 18!

4 pm in the Parish Hall

Calling all families!! Join us on Sunday, February 18th for a super fun

afternoon. We always have great activity, super snacks and the chance to

learn a little bit about our faith. Wear clothes that can and might get dirty!

All children (and their grown ups) are welcome!!

St. Elizabeth Guild

No February Meeting, Next Meeting ~ March 13th

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Ash Wednesday Services Holy Eucharist &

The Imposition of Ashes

Wednesday, February 14th

Noon & 7 PM

LENT RESOURCES FOR YOU

READ THE BIBLE WITH US DURING LENT/EASTER 2018

Episcopalians around the world will read the Gospel according to Luke during Lent and the Book of Acts

during Eastertide in 2018. Forward Movement invites you to join this adventure, and we welcome

organizational partnerships to offer resources to sustain and enrich people in this journey.

What is the Good Book Club?

The Good Book Club is an invitation to all Episcopalians to join in reading the Gospel of Luke and the

Book of Acts during Lent-Easter 2018. Episcopalians will start reading Luke on Sunday, February 11 and

read a section of Luke’s Gospel every day through the season of Lent. The entire season of Easter will be

devoted to daily readings from the Book of Acts. Already, individuals, congregations, and organizations

have committed to being a part of the Good Book Club, and we hope you’ll join the journey too!

Go to http://www.goodbookclub.org to see all the resources

“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Psalm 119:105

Saintly Smackdown on a daily basis! Every day they will post two “saints” and give information on both

of them. Celebrity (in the church) bloggers will write about the saints. You can vote for your favorite and

at the end of Lent, a winner will be proclaimed. Great way to find out about our holy ones in the church

and to deepen your prayer life. Brought to you by the Foreward Movement people.

Go to www.lentmadness.org or find it on Facebook under Lent Madness.

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We invite you to share in the 2018 Lenten email series from Episcopal Relief & Development. Each day

during Lent you will receive a daily reflection, co-authored by a group of faith leaders from across the

church. During this season of reflection on our Christian faith, their writings will enhance your spiritual

journey as they both inspire and challenge you. Each daily meditation is presented in both English and

Spanish.

Go to www.episcopalrelief.org and search Lent Resources.

Some people give something up for Lent (most of us fail at it).

But why not take something on instead? How about (gasp!) actually reading the Bible? Sure, we all know Bible

verses and may have even tried to read the “whole Bible,” maybe even more

than once. But it can be confusing, contradictory and - if we’re being honest -

really freaking boring in places. But there’s another way to approach

scripture that can actually make sense, and might even be enjoyable.

Join Homebrewed CultureCast’s Amy and Christian Piatt, and Homebrewed

Christianity’s Tripp Fuller in figuring out how to “Survive the Bible”

together this lent. If you’re here right now, you’re in good company.

By joining the group, you’ll get short daily videos that address questions you have about the Bible:

anything you’ve always wondered but don’t feel like you’ve had sufficiently answered. You’ll also be

included in a private Facebook group where you can connect with others who have similar ideas and

questions.

Each Monday, Tripp, Amy and Christian will host a LIVE online class addressing a new Bible topic for

that week. And don’t worry if you miss it, because they’ll be available later to stream. Topic titles

include:

Choosing Weakness

Wax On, Wax Off

Words Matter

Cake or Death?

Saved! (But Still a Dick)

Resurrection for Dummies

Finally, you’ll get a free sample from Christian’s new book with Fortress Press, Surviving the Bible.

In other words, we’re creating a pop-up community for doubters, heretics, and even the faithful to

actually read the Bible this Lent.

The cost? Contribute whatever you can to help make this possible for everyone. The suggested donation

is $20, but no one is turned down for lack of funds.

https://homebrewedchristianity.lpages.co/surviving-the-bible-for-lent/

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Lent Offerings at Holy Trinity Adult Forum During Lent: Coco Sundays Starting February 18th

In the Parish Hall Between the 8 and 10:30 services. A special presentation of the new movie, Coco with discussion. We will watch part of the movie each

week and then have time to talk about issues brought up by this beautiful and sensitive film.

Lenten Midweek Holy Eucharist

Thursdays at 5:30 pm

Starts March 1st, 2018

During the season of Lent we will have an special Holy

Eucharist on Thursday evenings at 5:30 pm. Please join us in

the choir pews for this more intimate and meaningful time in

prayer and sacrament.

Special Lent Series: Simple Soup Supper and Study Final Words from the Cross by Adam Hamilton-video and book Starts Thursday, March 1 @ 6pm Parish Hall On Thursday evenings we will have an chance to go deeper into the story of

our savior as we delve into his Final Words from the Cross. Adam

Hamilton is a well known and respected ELCA (Lutheran) writer and pastor

and in his video with accompanying book he leads us into this part of our

salvation story. Books are easily available online at Amazon (or wherever you prefer to do your

shopping) . We will eat a simple soup supper together as we watch a short video presentation and then

we get to “cuss and discuss” as Deacon Dan says!

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Sidnie's Super-Duper Pre-Lenten Book Sale!

When: Saturday, February 10, 9:00-12:00 and

Sunday, February 11, after the services

Where: in the Lounge at St. Mark’s on the Campus

1309 R St. (Downtown)

What: All kinds of religion books, cds, & religious

memorabilia

Proceeds shared with St. Mark's on the Campus

The Rev. Dr. Sidnie White Crawford

Willa Cather Professor of Classics and Religious Studies

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Reach Out – Share Your Gifts –

Let The Holy Spirit Be Your Guide

“Here I am Lord” – yes, you! Have you shared the good news of Cursillo?

This wonderful weekend experience is a broadening of the Christian

journey. What is Cursillo? Cursillo is a three-day spiritual retreat

designed to equip both laypeople and ordained ministers with tools for

evangelism and greater leadership within the Church.. The fellowship,

sharing, caring and learning is for everyone. Talk to your friends and your

clergy about attending the next weekend – Cursillo #26, entitled “Trust in

the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your understanding”. If you

have attended a weekend , please consider sharing the experience with a

friend by sponsoring them for the upcoming weekend, May 31-June 3.

The application for the upcoming weekend is online at

www.nebraskaepiscopalcursillo.org. It’s all up to you, and it’s all for you!

Thank YOU!

We celebrate the gifts of ministry present at Holy Trinity and we

thank you for all you do for this church! Thanks this month to:

• All the active and engaged ministries of this church

represented in our Annual Report and Meeting.

• Dana Visger and Mary Lu for another fine meal-you’re

the best! Great taco bar, friends!

• Our outgoing Vestry members: Jacob Manyang, Sally

Bates, Jane Janesch and Corey Wasserburger.

• Our new Vestry members: Karla Bahm, Bob Hillyer, Nancy Stara and Chris Wilhelm, and new

wardens, Sue Everett and Jane Janesch; the next generation arrives!

• Everyone who helped and provided so generously for the celebration of life for Darlene Percival.

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Friday, March 2nd (7 pm – 9:00 pm) Saturday, March 3rd (8:30 am – 3:00 pm)

St. David’s Episcopal Church

8800 Holdrege Street Lincoln, NE

The vision of Invite * Welcome * Connect is...

To change the culture of The Episcopal Church to move from maintenance to mission.

Invite * Welcome * Connect is a transformational ministry that equips and empowers congregations and

individuals to cultivate intentional practices of evangelism, hospitality, and connectedness rooted in the

Gospel imperative to, “Go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). The work is designed to

accommodate congregations of all sizes and crosses all social and economic boundaries. The assessment

tools, surveys, checklists and all ministry materials are designed to be adapted based on the interests and

needs of a particular locale.

Underwritten by The Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska, in partnership with St. Andrew’s Episcopal

Church, Omaha, and hosted by St. David’s Episcopal Church, Lincoln, you are invited to participate in a

summit focusing on offering hospitality to the stranger in our midst. Invite * Welcome * Connect is

designed for teams of lay people and clergy. The presenter, Mary Parmer, has 10 years of experience in

evangelism and newcomer ministry in the Diocese of Texas and throughout The Episcopal Church in the

USA and in Europe. She has conducted summits and workshops in 40 Episcopal dioceses.

Registration is online (see Rev. Susanna) or you can call Rev. Diane Pike, St. Andrew’s Omaha, at the

phone number listed below. The cost, per participant, is $25 which will cover the cost of materials,

continental breakfast, lunch and breaks. Scholarships are available.

Please mark your calendars and plan to bring a team to participate in this summit guaranteed to change

your ways of sharing the Good News through evangelism and welcoming. For more information, visit

Mary’s website: http://www.invitewelcomeconnect.com/.

If you have questions about the conference or logistics, please contact The Rev. Diane Pike at St.

Andrew’s, Omaha: 402-391-1950/diane@standrewsomaha.org.

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Remembering Loved Ones at Easter

During Lent as we anticipate the upcoming joy of Easter, consider remembering and celebrating your

loved ones on Easter day through a gift of flowers. If you wish to do so, please provide the information

below no later than March 25, 2018 (Palm Sunday):

1. Is your gift in: (a)_____celebration (b)___ thanksgiving (c) ____memory

2. Print Name of Person(s) you are honoring (include first and last name but no titles):

_______________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________

3. Print Name(s) of those making gift (include first and last name but no titles):

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________

4. Please make your check payable to The Church of the Holy Trinity and note in the memo line that

your gift is for “Easter Flowers.” Mail your check and this completed form to: The Church of the Holy

Trinity, Attention: Nancy Stara, 6001 A Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68510.

If you have any questions, please call Nancy Stara at 402-489-0739.

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Church of the Holy Trinity Vestry Minutes

January 8, 2018 Reaching up to God.

Reaching out with Christ’s love to the world.

Present: Rev. Susanna DesMarais; Dana Visger, Senior Warden; Darlene Percival, Junior Warden; Sally Bates,

David Bloomquist, Terry Edwards, Jane Janesch, Mary Norris, John Streedbeck and Corey Wasserburger.

Absent: Cheryl Hejl and Jacob Manyang.

Opening prayer Rev. Susanna

Reflection ~ Harriet Bedell’s Rule of Life Rev. Susanna

• Approval of December minutes

o Darlene moved to approve as presented. David seconded. Motion carried.

• Senior Warden’s report Dana Visger

o Rev. Susanna thanked Dana for his service as Senior Warden during the last three years.

o Dana reported that there will be a taco bar for the Annual Meeting on January 28. Dana reported set-up

will probably be on January 27. Dana will send out an email for sign-up with the set-up.

• Junior Warden’s report Darlene Percival

o Outside lighting

▪ Darlene reported that the timers on the outside lights have been a frequent source of effort to reset and

repair. Additionally, the light outside of the east door recently went out and needed to be replaced. Darlene

authorized the replacement of the light outside the east door. Voss lighting submitted a two-part bid to replace the

remaining outside lights with LED, photo-sensitive lighting. The first bid was to replace the lights on the building

in the amount of $886.50 (including the light outside of the east door). The second bid was to replace the lights on

the light poles for approximately $3,200.00.

• Sally moved to replace all of the lights on the building (but not the light poles at this time) with LED,

photo-sensitive lights. Jane seconded the motion. Motion carried.

o Rev. Susanna thanked Darlene for the eight years of service that she has had on Vestry, including her

service as Senior Warden and Junior Warden.

• Rector’s report Rev. Susanna

o Bishop’s Visitation, January 21

▪ Rev. Susanna reported that Bishop Barker will be in attendance at all three services on January 21. Jan

Wahl is organizing a breakfast to coincide with the Bishop’s visit. Bishop Barker is planning to speak on the “State

of the Diocese.” Sally suggested that we organize help for set-up and tear-down in the parish hall after the meal.

o Lent and Easter Dates to remember

▪ Rev. Susanna reported that Lent begins on Feb. 14, 2018, and Easter is on April 1, 2018.

▪ John and Debbie O’Keefe will be organizing the Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner. A sign-up sheet will be

forthcoming. Deacon Dan will engage in a ministry of teaching in the church. Rev. Susanna will be planning

programming for Lent.

o Thank you to our outgoing members:

▪ Rev. Susanna thanked Dana Visger, Darlene Percival, Sally Bates, Corey Wasserburger, Jane Janesch and

Jacob Manyang for their service to the Vestry. Rev. Susanna noted that Jane has agreed to serve as Junior Warden

moving forward.

o What’s next? Looking into 2018 and beyond

▪ Conversation was had regarding engagement with the parish and the community, fulfilling our mission to

reach up to God and reach out to the world.

• 2018 Final Budget & Treasurer’s Report Dick Cumming, Treasurer

Closing prayer Rev. Susanna

Next meeting: February 12, 2018

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Scripture Readings Available on the Web

You may view or print your scripture readings from the lectionary calendar found online at: http://www.lectionarypage.net/

Click on the Sunday that you are scheduled. Bulletins are also found on our website www.holytrinitylincoln.com.

Serving In February 2018-Ash Wed Feb. 14

Sunday, Feb. 4

Sunday, Feb.11

Sunday, Feb.18

Sunday, Feb.25

Altar Guild Sherry Kent

Karla Bahm

Nancy Youngman

Sue Everett

Nancy Youngman

Sue Everett

Sherry Kent

Nancy Stara

Tellers Sue Everett

Karla Bahm

Sue Everett

Jane Janesch

Chris Wilhelm

Sue Everett

Mary Norris

David Bloomquist

Sue Everett

Nancy Stara

Terry Edwards

8:00 AM

Greeters Jim & Liz Carney Lee & Jann Horeis Roxane Graham

Marilyn Wright

Gina Fountain

Ann Wahl

Lector Bob Hillyer Marcia White Nancy Coffman Brick Paulson

Chalice Bearer Bob Hillyer Jack Campbell Marcia White Chris Wilhelm

10:30 AM

Greeters Scott &

Angee Dostal

Sally Bates

Sue Everett

Ann Kansier

Sue Everett

Sue Everett

Ushers Cheryl Hejl

Dostal Family Cody &

Mallory Wallesen

John Streedbeck

George McCabe

Lector Sally Bates

Lisa Visger

Garren Bloomquist

David Bloomquist

Mary Lu Long

Bob Halvorsen

Luke Long

Amy Bloomquist

Chalice Bearer Helen Goltl George McCabe

Sue Everett Mary Lu Long

Dana Visger Mary Jo Tietjen

David Bloomquist Sue Everett

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