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VOL 65 SEPTEMBER 1, 2015 ISSUE 10

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The Trinity Visitor

Genesis, took time to stop and rest after the task of creation. And if God needs this, if Jesus took time to rest in the garden and away from the crowds on the mountain, well, so do we. I see now just how close to burnout I was and how badly I needed this gracious gift of sabbatical to which I can only say Thank you! Even pastors can get so caught up in life that they forget to take the time to rest. So thank you . . . and take time to smell the roses!

Time to rest It’s good to be back! Linda and I (with our two dogs) travelled about 11,000 miles and visited many places. This would be exhausting for some I am sure but it was rejuvenating for us. It was good to revisit our past and to make some new experiences together. It was good to be able to sleep in for many of those days and to travel at a slower pace. It was good to see friends and family, to include people we have not seen for years. And it was good to be able to stop and think, to reflect and to ponder. To take time to stop and “smell the roses” is more than an ad campaign or an old slogan. The idea behind it is Biblical. Even God, in

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Trinity offers great opportunities to make music with a wonderful choir that sings at the 9:00am service, a bell choir that plays at either or both services and a praise team that consistently puts out powerful worship music week after week.

Music at Trinity is a wonderful opportunity to experience the power of prayer in a whole new, very unique, way. Do yourself a life long favor and try one of these wonderful ensembles. Beginning September 2nd, Wednesdays: 5:30—Bell Choir, 6:30—Praise Band, 7:30—Trinity Choir.

If you have any questions please contact me. We welcome everyone and we would love to see you at the next rehearsal.

Ben Holmes, Director of Ensembles and Contemporary Worship

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Ready, Set, Sunday School!!!

Time to start Sunday school, September 20th is our first Sunday We are beginning a little differently this year; the kids will come to service for a children’s welcome at the beginning of worship. After the children’s welcome, I will take them up to the classroom for lessons. Students will still be picked up in Founders Hall after class. I am really excited about our Family Events this is what we have coming up.

Sunday School Resumes Age 3—5th Grade

These events are an open invitation to all of our church family, friends, young and young at heart. September 25th 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Faith Hall – Prayer

Pillow Project , come and decorate a pillowcase with us a we will have stencils, fabric paint and a special Iron On prayer for the kids. We will also talk about the power of prayer. If you would like to bring an extra pillowcase to decorate and donate to the women’s shelter, that would be great.

October 25th 5:00-7:00 p.m. in Faith Hall – Trunk or

Treat, Come have hot dogs and sweet treats. 5:30 to 6:00 we will have storytelling and our cupcake walk. Enjoy the costume parade at 6:00 followed by trunk or treating after. A traveling trophy will be awarded for the best dressed trunk.

November 20th 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Faith Hall - Blessing

tree and Harvest Blessing mix for the food pantry. December 13th 2:00-5:000 p.m. in Founder’s Hall-

Caroling & Cookie Decorating, for Friendship Manor. Making up cookie trays to be delivered to our home bound congregation members.

January 15th 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Faith Hall - PJ’s and a

movie come join us for a January break. Bring your favorite pillow and we will check out a movie and popcorn on the big screen in Faith Hall.

February 5th 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Founder’s - Lenten

Jesus tree, a special project to help open our hearts to the journey in Lent.

March 12th 9:00-11:00 a.m. in Faith Hall, First

Communion class. March 18th 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Faith Hall family game

night. Come spend some time playing Uno, Spot it, Blink and other family all age games.

Easter Egg Hunt March 26th 10:00 a.m. Sunday

School Classrooms. April Service Project for spring May 22nd 4:00-8:00 p.m. Peterson Park end of year pot

luck. June 20th -24th Vacation Bible School Looking forward to a wonderful and adventurous year.

Amy

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Our Response to God through July 2015

Now that summer vacation has come to an end and the school year is beginning we need to focus on sports and playground safety. The facts… Close to 4 million children-14 years and younger suffer from sports and recreation related injuries each year. Most organized sports related injuries occur during practice instead of games, instruct your child to take the same safety precautions and wear same protective equipment during practice as they do during games. About 45-48% of playground injuries are severe, including loss of teeth, fractures, internal injuries, concussions, dislocations and entrapments that require resulting amputation.

Children & Safety

As a parent you should inquire on the amount of supervision that is provided at recess and sporting practices. During your family physical activity times incorporate proper stretching and warm-up and encourage your child to not skip this in group events; practices, games. First aid for dental emergencies…Orthodontic emergencies: braces and retainers, for protruding wire or broken appliance…protect tongue or cheek with gauze or cotton ball, place broken off piece of appliance in clean container and contact dentist or orthodontist for immediate assessment and care. For a

knocked out tooth: Immediately attempt to locate the tooth, handle the tooth by the top (crown) not the root portion, gently rinse tooth with clear water-Do not rub or scrub tooth. Place the tooth in a cup of milk, or if available a tooth preserver solution (available in first aid kit sections) or if not available in cup cool water. Time is a critical factor in saving the tooth. Remember as a parent, always demonstrate Safe practices at home and during family activities. Blessings, Mary Jane Dimmer, RN/Parish nurse

Actual Budget Excess(Shortfall) JULY

Pledged Giving $ 38,922 $ 33,000 $ 5,922 NonPledged Giving $ 5,244 $, 6,000 $ (756)

Other Revenue $ 896 $ 1,055 $ (159)

Total $ 45,062 $ 40,055 $ 5,007

Expenses $ 46,903 $ 48,134 $ (1,331)

Net Income (Loss) $ (1,741) $ (8,079) $ 6,338

YEAR TO DATE

Pledged Giving $ 266,192 $ 253,000 $ 13,192

NonPledged Giving $ 42,287 $ 44,000 $ (1,713)

Other Revenue $ 17,207 $ 20,095 $ (2,888)

Total $ 325,686 $ 317,095 $ 8,591

Expenses $ 345,282 $ 345,570 $ (288)

Net Income (Loss) $ (19,596) $ (28,475) $ 8,879

Associate Pastor

While we are all saddened by Pastor Kate’s departure and wish her Godspeed in her full time graduate program, I do want to let you know that the process for seeking a new Associate Pastor has begun, and that we are in contact with the Synod. There is not much to say at this early stage, but as I know more, I will be happy to let you know!

Peace, Pastor Larry

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From the Office: (no crayons or wooden pencils, please)

Pens, mechanical pencils, markers, highlighters, and permanent markers

Plastic tape dispensers/cores (does not have to be Scotch brand)

From the Kitchen: Energy bar/granola bar/protein bar

wrappers – any brand

Aluminum and plastic drink pouches with straws/spouts (please put all drink pouches in a sealed ziplock bag)

GoGo Squeez/healthy snack plastic pouches and caps

Cereal bags

ANY snack bag (i.e. individual or single serving snack bags)

Entenmann’s Little Bites packages

News from the Preschool Blessed Beginnings Preschool ….a ministry of Trinity Lutheran Church had a marvelous summer with many new and current students taking part in our summer camps. We are now excited to begin our nineteenth year of service! Classes begin on Tuesday, September 8, 2015. We are sad to announce that Mrs. Rasso has moved on to another teaching opportunity this year. We wish her well in her new endeavor. Our new classroom teacher will be Cyn Bowen, beginning October 1st. Mrs. Ruth Stewart has graciously agreed to help us out in the interim. We look forward to welcoming them into the classroom this year!

Do you Terracycle?? It’s a great way to save the planet and raise money too! Drop off boxes for materials are outside the preschool classroom and at the entry to Founder’s Hall. Look for individual collec on bags to use at home later in the month.

Items to Save for TerraCycle From the Bathroom: (Any brand) Mouthwash bottles and caps

Deodorant containers and caps

Toothpaste tubes and caps

Soap packaging

Floss containers

Toothbrushes and outer packaging (including electric toothbrushes-no batteries)

Hair care containers

Skin care containers

Cosmetics containers

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Bridge

Trinity’s Bridge Marathon is hoping to expand! We are looking for pairs or singles (we’ll try to match you with a partner.) Please call Mary Kruse at 309-764-3039 or Marilyn Harter at 309-762-2926 if you are interested in joining this monthly event.

Toastmasters A community meeting held in Founders Hall on the 1st and 3rd Thursday's of each month at 6:00pm. We have an open forum and welcome and look forward to guests! Come on out some Thursday eve and see what Toastmasters could do for you!

Fight Hunger Non-perishables can be brought to the grocery cart outside Founders Hall and/or you can donate food for a meal at Hope UCC on September 13th. Contact members of Anna Circle to see how you can help.

Confirmation Orientation September 20th at 5:30 p.m. If you have a child entering 6th, 7th, or 8th grade, please call the church office with questions or to let us know that they will be attending.

October 8th, 2015—Fall Discipleship Gathering at St. John’s Rock Island. 6:15—8:45 p.m. Bishop Wollersheim has announced that he will retire and not stand for re-election as Bishop of the Northern Illinois Synod at the end of his term in 2016. Because of this major transition in the life of the Synod, this fall’s Discipleship Gatherings will be an opportunity for the members of the Synod to begin to think about the upcoming Bishop election and the nature of Church Leadership in this time.

At the gatherings, those present will have the opportunity to worship together and pray about this process; learn the actual duties of a Bishop of the Northern Illinois Synod; hear from Bishop Wollersheim the joys and challenges that he has experienced; learn how the Bishop election will be conducted; and have the opportunity to reflect together on the qualities and skills that each individual believes to be important in the next Bishop.

October 15th, 2015—Justin Tigerman is ordained at Trinity. Time to be announced.

Events at our church

Community Day Saturday, September 12th, 12:00 noon—4:00 p.m. Martin Luther King Community Center, 630 9th St. Rock Island. Mayor Dennis Pauley gives a brief program at 1:30. Jumpy games, Bingo and prizes for adults, walking tacos, watermelon and beverages. Music by DJ Swift.

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Crop Walk October 4th at Modern Woodman Park. Fundraising by Crop Walk helps Church World Service provide food, medical care, disaster relief, and self-help development for need people around the world.. Interested in participating? www.facebook.com/qccropwalk

Save the date

Fall Fellowship Day September 18th at Third Missionary Baptist Church , 222 W. 14th St., Davenport.

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Church Office Hours The church office is open from 9:00—

4:30 Monday through Thursday and will

be closed for lunch Monday-Thursday

from noon to one and is closed at 1:00

on Fridays.

Church Accountant, Carolyn Wilson:

Tuesday & Thursday from 8:30—

12:00.

Communication Coordinator, Dawn

Anderson: Mon.—Fri. 8:30—12:30.

1—Grant Collins, Rhonda Deadmond, Kristi Rumler, Jennifer Wieland

2—Barbara Gregory, Alyssa Henderson, Clarion Johnson, Stella Roemer,

3—Kendall Carson, Bruce Gehbauer, Gavin Graham, Frances Johnson

4—Steven Bahls, Robyn Graham, Susan Mooney, Chantelle Thomas

5—Kim Duyvejonck, Colleen Lohr, Patricia Olson, Theodore Thoms, Joshua Womack

6—Craig Beek, Christina Bishop, Sarah Buckles, Lorraine Miller, Macy Mullen, Katherine Petersen, Christie Springfield

7—Joshua Roehrs, Thomas VanDamme

8—Dana Griffin, Lacey Langrock, Cheryl Lyman, Judy Marine, Lisa Wassenhove

9—Pam Chapman, Carson Flemming, Lauryn Hoffstatter, Jeffrey Johnson, Collin Meyer, Anderson Morris, Judith Zeiser, Jane Zimmer

10—Katherine Allen

11—Jane Bahls, Dennis Fowler, Jenie Graham, Timothy Roderick

12—Randy Behrens, Alexia Corry, Stephanie Lehrmann, Jacob Peterson

13—Alene Vandermyde, Marilyn Harter, Cindy Johnson, Matthew Petersen, Brian Prybil

14—Dale Kruse, Jeremy Saunders

15—Carolyn Wehr, Elaine Widener

16—Nialene Boden, Olivia Lyman, Callie Minch, Tammy Ruggeberg

17—Lynetta Brown, Anthony Carter, Irma French, Lenetta Hamor, Diane Sutterman, Louise Wheelock

18—Ann Maffie, Emily Maxey, Raegan Ochkie, Calvin Rolloff, Lilly Wheeler

19—Sara Hankins, Laurel Johnson, Todd Slater

20—Diane Behrens, James Doran III, Dolores Knapp, Annette Teslik

21—John Boten, Carlene Gustafson, Wade Hansen, Kimberly Lazenby, Pat Schluter, Nicholas Tillman, Chon Wherry

22—John Hansen, Kelsey Jones

23—James Buck, Jack Womack

24—Thea Bettis, Judy Boten, Leana Carter, Linda Conway, Carly Hancock, Alan Johnson, Katherine Laver,

Madison Lodico, Megan Lodico, Sara Wynn

Madison Lodico, Megan Lodico, Sara Wynn

25—Christian Ingram, Brent Johnson, Dale Manley, Kurt Meyer, Vanessa Spidle, Hazel Verfaillie

26—Charlie Allison, Kenneth Gustafson, Jennifer Mendoza, Andrea Taylor

27—Louann Bodenbender, Abigal Deadmond, Seth Hansen, Alexander Peterson, Clara VanNote

28—Karen Kramer, Janann Peterson, Derek Varner

29—Matthew Carson, Amber Haskill, Amy Haskill, Bonnie Nelson, Jan Wagner, Emma Williams

30—Susan Dechert, Keeley Henderson, Jonathan Knuth, Zachary Tillman

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As a member of the library team I’m always sad to find books that have never been in circulation. So I checked out two such devotional books out of curiosity. MAKE YOUR DAY COUNT (242 Rob)Devotion for Women by Lindsay Roberts and friends contains some devotions which the cover states are life lessons, some ideas for saving time and some easy recipes. I found the life lessons to be reminders although nothing new or thought provoking. The time saving tips and recipes also were not new but perhaps a young homemaker would find them valuable.

Library Lines submitted by Judy Rullman

Recently an article I read lifted up the concept of simplicity. The ideas made sense. Simplicity With Words: Sharing our faith does not need to have theological proof or be surrounded with doctrine. Simply telling what a relationship with Christ means to you .is the best witness. Simplicity with money and possessions: The basic needs of life are very simple. The Good Shepherd provides what we need and much more. How much could we give away and still have plenty if we trusted in his provision. Simplicity in prayer: There is nothing wrong with long prayers especially when there are so many situations we want to life up to God. But so many times during the day we are blessed with a beauty in nature, the smile from a friend or a helping hand that “Thank You Lord would suffice. And when things are really tough it’s more than enough to just cry out “Help me Lord.” He knows all the rest. .

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THE WAY TO LOVE (643 DeM) contains the last meditations of Anthony De Mello. I was not familiar with DeMello but he was a Jesuit priest in India. He is the author of several other books but these meditations were written before his untimely death in 1987. There is a scripture passage at the beginning of each chapter but the thoughts were a little confusing to me. His basic premise is that what keep us from loving is our attachments. I would welcome another reader to check out this book and give me their take.

The TLC Book Club meets September 15th at 12:00 noon in Tillberg Lounge to discuss The Time Between by Karen White. The Good Book Club meets September 28th at 7:00 p.m. in Tillberg Lounge to discuss Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger.

Join any of the discussion groups. We enjoy welcoming new members!

Library Lines are written by volunteers from Trinity Church. A review of anything from our church’s library, including videos, is welcome. Reviews from the children’s and youth sections are also welcome.

I graciously thank Pastor Kate & Mary Jane for their visit and for all the prayers, cards, visits. You all are so special Karleen Young

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are Wanted: Volunteers who would offer to provide a

meal, or a side dish, or a purchased meal, gift card, etc. for Trinity members who are new parents, suffer from an illness or treatments, or recovering from surgery, experienced a death in the family or are in serious need of receiving a heartfelt gift of food to help them through a situation. Our parishioners’ needs are numerous. Please consider volunteering your gift of time- it may be as simple as stopping at a deli, or cooking talent to those with a need. Contact Donna Schoeck, Member Care coordinator 309-799-3394, or Mary Jane Dimmer. Thank You!

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Fall Festival Sunday, September 27th from noon—2:00 p.m. Join us for Fun!

Free games, food & fun. If you are interested in helping with the

festival please call Margo Bensenberg at 309-429-0638 or sign up

in Founders Hall during fellowship Sunday mornings.

All Daughters Tea All of the women of Trinity are invited to the WELCA Annual

General Meeting on Sunday, September 20th at 2:00 p.m. in Faith

Hall. The program is “Stories and Styles” by Amy and Amber

Haskill who have just been named the Rock Island Citizens of the

Year for their development of the Closet2Closet program in the

Quad Cities. They will speak about the program and give a style

show including some of the formals that were donated to the

program.

Table Talk Resumes Monday, September 14th. Join us at Brix, 425 15th Street,

Moline. 6:30 p.m. Follow in the example of Martin Luther and

discuss today’s events, the Bible, and the Church.

LWR Quilters The 2nd and 4th Tuesdays beginning September 8th, quilting

resumes in the Upper Room at 9:30 a.m. Newcomers are welcome!

We are happy to teach you.

Prayer Pillow Project Our church family, friends, young and young at heart are invited

September 25th 6:00-8:00 p.m. in Faith Hall. Come and decorate a

pillowcase with us a we will have stencils, fabric paint and a special

Iron On prayer for the kids. We will also talk about the power of

prayer. If you would like to bring an extra pillowcase to decorate

and donate to the women’s shelter, that would be great.

When submitting articles to the church office, please be sure to include your name and phone number in case we have questions. The deadline for the Trinity Visitor is the 2nd Monday of the month, i.e. October’s deadline is Monday, September 14th. Items for the bulletin announcements/slideshow/Friday Notes must be submitted by Monday each week. Send electronic submissions to danderson@tlcmoline.org

September 2nd

Lunch Bunch at 11:30am in Faith Hall. “RAGBRAI: Reflections of Bike Ride Across Iowa” presented by Mark Peterson. Lunch includes Mandarin orange salad, Salisbury steak, scalloped potatoes, corn and apple crisp. Tickets are $8.00 and are available during fellowship in Founders Hall on Sunday August 30th. Or call Julie Blew at 786-5890 or Al Hansen at 762-1734.

Eventsseptember

Care of Creation Local Foods Breakfast. Please join us in Founders Hall Sunday morning from 9:30—11:00 a.m. Trinity's Green Team will be cooking and serving foods from local farmers including eggs, potatoes, bacon, sausage, vegetables, cheese, fruit and baked goods. Come enjoy some fellowship and share in the bounty of the Midwest! If you would like to help with shopping and/or cooking and serving, please contact Karen Neder at kneder@msn.com or 788-6313. We look forward to seeing you there!

3D Wellness Support Group resumes Tuesday, September 1st, walking at 4:15 and meeting at 5:00 p.m. We will not meet on the 4th Tuesday, to allow for those who wish to DISH. Anyone interested in learning ways to improve their health may join. Contact Nurse Mary Jane if you are interested in joining the class.

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3 11:45 Chair Yoga 12:00 Ruth Circle 6:00 Toast-masters 6:00 SJO Prayer Ser-vice 7:00 Adult Learning

4 1:00 Office Closes

5 10:30 Chronic Pain 5:30 Ben-ediction

6 9:00 Worship 9:00 & 5:00 SJO Worship 10:00 Fellowship 10:30 Worship

7 Labor Day Office Closed 8:15 Prayer Partners 5:30 Yoga

8 8:30 BBP Cookies & Kleenex 9:30 LWR Quilters 4:15 3D Walk 5:00 3D 5:30 CEMT 6:30 Church Council 6:30 Esther Circle

9* 8:30 &12:30 BBP Cook-ies & Kleenex 9:00 Lunch Bunch Planning

10 11:45 Chair Yoga 6:00 SJO Prayer Ser-vice 7:00 ASA

11 1:00 Office Closes 5:30 Wed-ding Re-hearsal

12 3:00 Rumler/Lavery Wedding 5:30 Ben-ediction

13 9:00 Worship 9:00 Adult Forum 9:00 & 5:00 SJO Worship 9:30 Care of Creation Brunch 10:00 Fellowship 10:30 Worship 10:30 Adult Forum 6:00 Hope UCC Meal Site

14 October Newsletter Deadline 8:00 Men’s Breakfast 8:15 Prayer Partners 10:30 Prayer Shawl 5:30 Yoga 6:30 Table Talk

15 11:00 Kiwanis Board 1:30 Kiwanis 12:00 TLC Book Club 4:15 3D Walk 5:00 3D 6:30 BBP Board 6:30 Bluff Neighbor-hood

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17 11:45 Chair Yoga 1:00 Anna Circle 6:00 SJO Prayer Ser-vice 6:00 Toast-masters

18 9:00 Sarah Circle 1:00 Office Closes

19 10:30 Chronic Pain 1:00 Quin-ceaner Worship 5:30 Ben-ediction

20 9:00 Worship 9:00 Learning for All Ages 9:00 & 5:00 SJO Worship 10:00 Fellowship 10:30 Worship 10:30 Adult Forum 2:00 WELCA All Daugh-ters Tea 5:30 Confirmation Orienta-tion

21 8:00 Men’s Breakfast 8:15 Prayer Partners 9:00 Lydia Circle 12:00 Rotary 5:30 Yoga 6:00 GS Leaders 6:30 Table Talk

22 9:00 Foot Care Clin-ic 9:30 LWR Quilters 11:30 Kiwanis 6:30 DISH

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24 11:45 Chair Yoga 6:00 SJO Prayer Ser-vice

25 1:00 Office Closes 2:00 Clos-et2Closet Set Up 6:00 Pray-er Pillow Project

26 WELCA Conven-tion QC Clos-et2Closet 5:30 Ben-ediction

27 WELCA Sunday 9:00 Worship 9:00 Learning for All Ages 9:00 & 5:00 SJO Worship 10:00 Fellowship 10:30 Worship 10:30 Adult Forum 12:00 Fall Festival

28 8:00 Men’s Breakfast 8:15 Prayer Partners 12:00 Rotary 5:30 Yoga 6:30 Table Talk 7:00 The Good Book Club

29 11:30 Kiwanis 4:15 3D Walk 5:30 3D

30* 9:00 Col-late News-letter

1 Day of Prayer for the Environment 9:00 WELCA Board 11:30 Kiwanis 11:45 Executive Committee 4:15 3D Walk 5:00 3D 6:00 Confirmation Planning

2* 11:30 Lunch Bunch 2:00 Mem-ber Care Cards

**Every Wednesday: unless otherwise noted 1:00 Wednesday @ One Bible Study 4:30 Yoga 5:30 Bell Rehearsal 6:30 LIFE 6:30 Praise Ensemble 7:30 Trinity Choir

*Blessed Beginnings Preschool = BBP Children’s Education Ministry Team = CEMT San José Obrero = SJO

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Details of events can be found on pages 5 and 8. September 1st: 3D resumes September 2nd: Lunch Bunch September 7th: Labor Day, office closed September 8th: Blessed Beginnings resumes September 13th: Adult Forums resume Care of Creation Brunch

September 14th: Table Talk resumes September 20th: Sunday School resumes All Daughters Tea Confirmation Orientation September 25th: Prayer Pillow Project September 27th: WELCA Sunday Fall Festival Visiting pastor, Rev. Kristen Glass Perez, Chaplain at Augustana College

Important Dates