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110 North Third Street
River Falls, WI 54022
715-425-2052
www.firstchurchrf.org
As Jesus’ courageous
disciples, living God’s
grace, we strive to:
◼ Worship faithfully
◼ Welcome openly
◼ Grow spiritually
◼ Care passionately
◼ Serve generously
October 1, 2019
Faith is by nature a risk, it involves
taking us into new and uncharted
territory. Faith is also trusting that
God really is who scripture says
God is—active, alive and at work in
our world. But how does this get
practically lived out?
Recently in our programming
with our confirmation and church
interns we have been trying a new
way to help our young people
think about faith. We show them
a series of pictures from our
church life. Blankets. A child at
baptism. Peaches. College packs.
The pictures seem quite ordinary
really—just blankets, just a normal
kid, just a box of peaches, just a
package being mailed to a college
kid. It all seems so ordinary.
Then I ask them to put on some
funny sunglasses. One of the glasses
has big $ signs on them. Another
one has big music notes on them.
Then we ask, what would the world
look like if we looked at it only
through those glasses? We would
see the same thing, but we would
see it through money or music.
Then we ask the kids to put on
some colored sunglasses and look
at the same pictures. Again, the
pictures are the same things, just
tinted differently. Lastly, we ask
our kids to use a marker to put a
cross on the lens of the sunglasses
and take a final look at the those
pictures.
When we use our faith to look
through those pictures suddenly,
something changes. They are the
same pictures, but when we look
at them through the eyes of our
Christian faith those blankets have
become a vehicle of God’s
comfort when they are given to
the Simpson Shelter. A child
received by baptism, through the
eyes of faith, becomes a member
of God’s family. Peaches, through
the eyes of faith, become a way
to support our youth mission
programs. College Packs, through
the eyes of faith, become a way
of reminding our college students
who have left us that God still
cares and loves them. Through
the eyes of the faith, we see God
at work in our world today.
So where, through the eyes of
faith, do you see God at work
in the world today? Where,
through the eyes of faith, can you
see God working in your family
and relationships with others?
Where, through the eyes of faith,
can you see God working in
miraculous ways to bless and
heal, love and welcome, forgive
and renew?
Pastor Chris
October 1, 2019 1
Through the Eyes
of Faith Lately I have been thinking
about the word ‘faith’ and what
that means to us today. In our
recent 5 part worship series:
Tools for Living the Gospel
Today we spoke about faith as
both risking and trusting.
Wednesday School Folks Needed Wednesday School begins on
October 2. We still need one
adult volunteer & one driver to
transport children from school
to church. Please consider
volunteering. Talk with Stacy
Myers for more information.
Fall Worship Series: Tools for Living the Gospel Today Sept 8—Faith: Trusting the Living
God
Sept 15—Courage: Living the
Unafraid Life
Sept 22—Prayer: More Than Our
Thoughts
Sept 29—Love: How Can I Love
Them?
Oct 6—Grace: A Way Forward
Pastoral Acts Wade Ryan Peck, son of Megan
(Larson) and Lucas Peck and
grandson of Mark and Bernice
Larson was baptized on Sunday,
September 22.
Sara Veith (daughter of Norma
and Roger Veith) and Trevor
Kearns were married on Saturday,
September 28.
Dee Nelson, our oldest church
member at nearly 104 years old,
died peacefully surrounded by
friends and family on September
23. A memorial service is being
planned, likely for Saturday,
November 2 at church.
Inquirer’s Class Interested in learning more
about our life and ministry at
First Congregational Church?
Wondering what membership of
the church is all about? Come to
the Inquirer’s Class on Tuesday,
October 22 from 6:30 to 8 pm.
At this gathering you will meet
church staff and leaders, meet
other newcomers, & learn more
about our life and ministry
opportunities. Dessert and
coffee are served and childcare
is available. Please use the sign
up sheet at church or contact the
church office.
Wednesday Meals Join us each Wednesday night for family meals served from 5:15 to
6:15 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Each week a homestyle meal will be
served. Vegetarian and gluten free options are available (indicate on
the sign-up sheets). Sign up for each week’s meal by noon on Tuesday.
Cost is $7 per person or $30 max per family. Come & enjoy a night out!
Oct 2 Chicken marsala, rice, asparagus, chocolate-dipped
strawberries, salad
Oct 9 Baked pork chops, cooked apples, dressing, mac ‘n cheese
Oct 16 Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, veggies, bread
Oct 23 Parmesan crusted chicken, rice, salad, croissants
Oct 30 BBQ ribs, mac ‘n cheese, potatoes, veggies, rolls
Tuesday Bible Study Weekly Adult Bible Study is open
to anyone who is interested. The
group meets on Tuesdays from
1:00–2:30 pm. We will be
focusing on Reading the Bible
Again for the First Time by
Marcus Borg. Copies of the book
are available for $13.00 in the
church office. Participants do not
need to commit to attending every
week. Come when you can.
Wednesday School Registrations All children in kindergarten
through grade 5 are invited to
participate in Wednesday School.
Registration and permission
forms are available on the
church website and at church.
Wednesday School begins
October 2. Please contact Stacy
Myers with questions.
October 1, 2019 2
Youth Events Afton Apple Orchard &
Corn Maze—Sunday,
Oct. 6, 11:30 am-2:30 pm
Come test out your aMaze-ing
skills in this 3 skill level maze.
Eat caramel apples, drink hot
cocoa and bring friends! Pizza
will be provided following the
second service. Cost is $5.
Yoga Class Tuesdays and Thursdays
9:00-10:00 am
Fellowship Hall
Come and join a delightful group
of people that enjoy the flexibility
and exercise that yoga offers. The
yoga group (men and women)
meets Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 9:00-10:00 am in the
Fellowship Hall. Jan Hansen is
the certified instructor. A donation
is requested and is shared with
local charities during the holiday
season. We all look forward to
seeing new faces.
Book Group Meetings The next meeting will be Tues,
October 22 at 3:00 pm at the
church to discuss Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
(fiction). The best selling book
is a beautiful ode to the natural
world, a dramatic coming-of-age
story, and a tale of possible
murder. Books are available for
check out in the church office.
The book for our November 26
meeting will be Love Thy Neighbor: A Muslim Doctor’s Struggle for Home in Rural
America by Ayaz Virji. This
non-fiction book describes a
Muslim doctor's service to
residents of Dawson, MN and
the hope of overcoming our
country's climate of hostility
and fear.
Men’s Group Gathering Our men's group meets every other
Tuesday in the Youth Room for
coffee, treats, conversation &
fellowship. Our next gatherings are
Tues, Oct. 1, 15 & 29, at 8:00 am.
Cribbage Night The group meets on the second
Monday at the church. Players are
asked to donate $2 and the group
decides which charity to donate it to.
Playing time starts at 7:00 pm. All
players & abilities welcome. The
winner of the September game was
Duane Church. The next game will
be Mon, October 14.
October 13 at the Penumbra Theater in Saint Paul Join us for a Penumbra Theater
performance of “Pipeline,” a new
play by the acclaimed Dominique
Morisseau the afternoon of Sunday,
October 13 in Saint Paul. We’ll
leave in the church van following
second service, have lunch on the
way, and return to the church late
afternoon. This is a powerful new
production focusing on a young
student raised in the city and then
attending a private prep school far
from home, where he encounters
racism and discrimination not
unlike that experienced in his own
community. Pipe Line is a searing
story of a mother trying to protect
her son from a world that refuses
to see the little boy she loves.
Please sign up in the Gathering
Area; ten discount tickets are
available in the office for $32
each. Checks should be made to
the church and noted “Penumbra.”
This is a powerful play and an
important opportunity! For more
information see Pastor Dave.
October 1, 2019 3
Week of
Sept 15, 2019 Year to Date
General Fund Income* $ 10,103 $ 307,913
General Fund Operational
Needs $ 9,284 $ 343,508
A full accounting of all income and expenses is available
in the church office.
*Includes annual and monthly gifts.
E-Giving Many parishioners are signing up
for e-giving. It is quick, easy, and
safe. It is designed to help both
you with your home budgeting
and financing of church
ministries which continue even
when you are away. Simply
complete the application form
found in the sign-up area to
enroll. Questions can be directed
to our church treasurer Missy
Luedtke. If you already give
electronically, please use the
e-giving bookmarks in your pew
as the offering plate is passed.
Adult Forum One of our church values is life-long learning. The Adult Forum is a welcoming, engaging opportunity for adults
to explore faith and the biblical tradition. Come for the forum at 9:00, enjoy coffee fellowship at 10:00, and then
worship at 10:30. The adult forum meets from 9:00–10:00 in the Youth Room.
October 6: The Well-Worn Word: Ephesians 2:1-10, on Grace—Forum participants will read, explore and discuss
ideas in Sunday’s worship text. Bible study is necessarily a communal task, so come and consider, listen, and
hopefully deepen your connection to important biblical passages.
October 13: Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar, Alan Tuchtenhagen—The forum will feature a 30-minute DVD
presentation by Amy-Jill Levine followed by discussion. Dr. Levine is an excellent presenter. Come for an
interesting conversation.
October 20: Fruits of the Spirit, Evelyn Purdy—Galatians 5:22-23 outlines the behaviors and commitments that
flow from the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
Come to discuss these verses that stand as a vision for living in the Spirit.
October 27: Planning a Good Funeral, Chris Myers—Pastor Chris will lead a discussion about planning a good
funeral, including a focus on: the distinguishing between a funeral, memorial service, and celebration of life;
writing an obituary; recognizing grief and how to help those who will mourn; and leaving a legacy.
October 1, 2019 4
Update On Heidy and Her Children As you all know, our asylum family
moved to Connecticut on August 31st
and returned on September 12th. Heidy
suffered a deception that made her make
the difficult but correct decision to return
to River Falls where she knew she would
be welcomed. She is distraught and
embarrassed; yet, within 24 hours of
setting her feet on Wisconsin soil, she
had a job with full benefits, and Alison,
the seventh grader, had re-enrolled herself
in school. The family is staying with
friends until she finds an apartment.
Often something like this makes one
show a certain extra wisdom and strength.
Heidy has shown that she is that brave
and determined woman we first met when
she arrived here needing to be rescued.
But this time she wants no financial help.
And she has surely proved herself again
as she did during the years she has been
in River Falls adapting to a new world,
new culture, and language. We will be
here for her as we would be for any dear
and respected friend. Thank you once
again for your support and prayers.
—Bobbie and Barb
Time Out Ministry Time Out Ministry is a new ministry that seeks to connect, support
and serve our families with young children. If this speaks to your
season of life, we would love to see you at one of our upcoming
events!
White Pine Berry Farm—Saturday, October 19, 10:00-11:30 am
Come and enjoy a morning in the country at this local & well known
apple orchard and pumpkin patch, complete with U-pick options,
corn maze and wagon rides. The address is: 1482 Oak Drive, River
Falls; phone 715-222-2946.
Make and Take Meals—Sunday, November 3, 11:30 am-2:30 pm
Come and enjoy church and a quick lunch followed by an afternoon
of making freezer meals to help get us through the upcoming busy
holiday season! Childcare provided.
Sign up using the sign-up sheets. Questions? Talk to JaNae Westrich
Baby Sitting Resource List I am looking to create a Babysitting Resource List for our Parents
of Young Families Ministry called Time Out. The list would be
available in the church office for parents to pick up. What I am
looking for is to put your son or daughter's name, phone number,
school they attend and any extra-curriculars they are involved in so
that parents can connect with them if they need a babysitter. Rate
setting will be negotiated between you, your son or daughter and the
family they would be working for. Please contact me through email
or at church if I can include your son or daughter on our list! This
is a GREAT way to help serve our young families and give our
kids babysitting experience! Thank you! - JaNae Westrich
First Communion Information for Parents
When do children at First Congregational Church begin taking Communion?
There is no uniform age at First Congregational Church when children begin participating in the Lord’s Supper.
Some children are pre-school age, others are in elementary school, and some wait until confirmation to begin taking
Communion. The Bible and church history do not give decisive guidelines about the age to begin celebrating the
Lord’s Supper. The decision about when people are welcome at the Lord’s Table has largely been made by local
worshipping communities. Our practice is to include children when they and their parents think they are ready to
participate.
How will I know when my child is ready?
Some parents choose infant communion for their children. Many parents wait until their children express an
interest. Typically children are ready to participate in Communion when they start asking questions about this
sacrament. One important theme of Communion is inclusion: All are welcome at the table of the Lord. If a child
feels excluded, it is a good time for that child to begin participating.
My child does not yet receive Communion. Should she/he still come forward?
Yes, all people are invited to come forward to the servers at the Communion distribution time. Children who will
not be communing should keep their hands folded (as opposed to reaching out). This is a signal to the pastor and
deacons that the child desires a blessing.
October 1, 2019 5
Peach Thank You
Thank you all for generous support of the Peach fundraiser! We had an awesome year contributing $2,152 to
the youth fund. Thank you to the Prochnows for taking the orders and being at the pick up table when the order
came in. Thanks also to the many helpers at the pick up area. One more thank you goes out to the super peach
unloaders/sorters. This efficient
group of people dropped
everything an hour earlier than
predicted and drove to the church
to unloaded and sort 475 boxes
in less than a hour to allow the
quick turnaround time for
peach pick up.
The biggest thank you goes out
to all who ordered the boxes of
peaches! Your support toward
the youth fundraiser is more
than generous. I hope you
enjoyed your peaches as much as I did. Delicious!
We are planning on the peach fundraiser again next
year. You will be hearing from us the end of June or
first of July 2020.
On behalf of the peach committee, thank you again and
God Bless, Deb Hoffman
Church Council Meeting Summary—August 20, 2019 Attendees: Deb Hoffman, Rose Rude, Joel Larsen, Pastor Dave Ostendorf, Kathy Rausch, Jo Anne Friedell, Brad Williams, Bobbie Kuhn, Diane Crist, Lu Lueck. Treasurer’s Report provided by Missy, Treasurer: As is typical over the summer, there were a few Sundays when donations were down. The E giving program continues to be helpful. As a result, we are a little behind the planned budget. It is also noted that the electric bill is higher due to the budget amount revisions made by the utility company. Lawn maintenance costs are also higher than expected. Some of the endowment grant funds have been used to cover costs. Missy also noted that the office has been running smoothly over the course of the summer with Dave’s leadership.
Old Business: Sabbatical Update—Pastor Dave — Dave provided a written summary report to the Council. Nominating Progress Update—Brad—The current committees and boards list was provided to the council members. Recommending that the board chairs provide guidance and review the committees’ purpose and direction to the new members. The kick-off for all the committees will be on September 17th.
New Business: Summer church ministries update—Pastor Dave—The regular programming continued like a well-oiled machine: Among Friends continues going really well, Hope for Creation is growing and adding members. This is due to quality of Church leadership and Church members. The work continues to pursue a replacement for Scott Perau as choir director. Brad provided a reminder to the Board that Rally Day is Sept 8th.
Ministry Updates: Christian Ed—No meeting/report.
Mission Education—2 new members. They have a lot of cover: Mission Ed is involved with Among Friends, Asylum Family, Caring for Vets, Hope for Creation, Intern recruitment, Opening and Affirming group, Sustainable Living. They are planning for a Saturday morning meeting in October to meet for 2-3 hours to organize and plan for the program year.
Trustees—The committee received an endowment grant to upgrade the Wi-Fi system in the building. There is continued planning and discussion about bringing cable in for the internet system as well. Reviewing building preparation needs for fall/winter. Late October will be the fall clean up. Reviewing needs for aeration for the lawn. Discussion about the need for the ramp at the front curb that Tim built and had used last winter. Discussion occurred about putting that out every Sunday. Discussed the budget. The peach delivery will be coming on Sept 4-5. May need some additional help to unload the truck.
Picture the Bible—Working with Pilgrim Press regarding creating the contract and what materials would be used. All of the funds for the artwork were donated by Church members and Stacy will write the book.
Deacons—They provided dessert. Three long-time members retired and three more joined to begin this fall. Spent tonight’s meeting doing orientation for the new members and begin the work on the fall schedule.
Discipleship—No meeting/report
Endowment Grant—The endowment grant committee met on June 3 and August 12. The committee received one grant request for June and one for August. The Budget balance prior to the June meeting: $11,275.00. The approved grant request in June was for $5000.00 for the Music Committee towards the purchase of the piano for the sanctuary. The approved grant request in August was for $2,100.00 for the upgrade of the Church’s Wi-Fi system. The remaining balance following the August meeting: $44,175.00. The committee expressed its heartfelt thanks to Jan Hansen for her six years of steadfast service as her term limit had been reached. The next grant request deadline will be Sept 30, 2019. The next Committee meeting will be Oct 7, 2019 at 5:00 pm.
Music—No meeting/report.
Personnel—Committee involved in process of Scott leaving and locating a replacement, compliments to the nominating process. Are continuing the review of job descriptions that were started last spring.
Strategic Plan—No meeting/report
Welcoming Ministry—Low turnout tonight. Determining the necessity for rovers. Need to work on scheduling as well.
Pastor Dave—Bill Olson is currently hospitalized at United. Betty Church is at Christian Community Home.
Moderator—Brad provided updates on Strategic Planning and Scholarship Committee.
Respectfully submitted by Jo Anne Friedell, Council Clerk
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Simpson Shelter Needs • Bar soap and body wash
• Conditioner
• Deodorant
• Razors
• Shaving cream
• Personal tissue packets
• Towels
• Men’s t-shirts—all sizes
• Men’s boxers—all sizes
• Men’s crew socks
• Women’s crew socks
• Women’s bras—all sizes
• Women’s underwear—sizes 5
and 6
• Coffee
There is a box in the gathering
area for donations. Thank you!
Save Family Fresh Receipts! ARC gets $1,000 for every
$150,000 in receipts, so every
dollar counts. ARC is the agency
funded by local churches to help
address the immediate needs of
people in our community (rent,
utility, gas, repair help). A box for
receipts is on the back table.
Among Friends Tuesdays, 9:00 am—3:00 pm
Norma Revels 715-293-2561
Bonnie Jones-Witthuhn
715-307-1182
Among Friends provides a social
respite for individuals with
dementia and their caregivers.
They are open from 9:00 am to
3:00 pm every Tuesday here at
the church.
Neighbors in Need Offering Neighbors in Need is the annual offering of the United Church of Christ
that supports ministries of justice and compassion throughout the United
States. Two-thirds of the offering supports a wide array of rural, urban,
and national programs serving a wide range of communities in need, in
association with Justice and Witness Ministries. A third of the offering
supports the UCC Council for American Indian Ministries (CAIM) that
serves 20 indigenous churches associated with the UCC, particularly in
the Midwest and Plains states, including Wisconsin. Envelopes are in the
pews; we will receive Neighbors in Need gifts throughout the month of
September. Many thanks for your support of this vital national ministry
of our congregation and the United Church of Christ!
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Dorian Relief We join congregations across the nation in supporting the United Church
of Christ Disaster Ministries as it moves to provide relief and recovery
with people of the Bahamas in the coming days, in partnership with other
national religious communities. This ministry of the denomination is
highly effective and puts important support on the ground with those
directly impacted by the hurricane. Please make checks to First
Congregational Church & mark them “Dorian Relief.” We will forward
all our gifts for use by Disaster Ministries as quickly as possible.
Health Care Directives Support Identifying and articulating your desires regarding personal health care
wishes to be followed by other people in the event you are not able to
make decisions for yourself is a wise thing to do as well as a gift for your
loved ones. A folder with all needed materials is available in the church
office. Linn Lawrence, member of the congregation and registered nurse,
is willing to help people and families navigate the materials as they make
these plans. For information, please call the church office or speak to
one of the pastors.
Sustainable Living: Tip of the Month If you are lucky enough (or unlucky enough, depending on the day) to
work in an office setting, there are a few things that you can do to make
your time at work more sustainable. Turning off your computer, lights,
and other desktop electronics every night can save a lot of energy. Also,
before printing a document, ask yourself if you really need a paper copy.
Recycle paper documents whenever possible. Lastly, if you have the
space, a potted plant can really change the atmosphere of your work
area- it will produce some fresh air and bring a touch of nature into
your work life.
2019 OCTOBER 2019
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 Men’s Group 8:00 am
Yoga 9-10:00 am
Among Friends 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Bible Study 1:00-2:30 pm
2 3:45 pm Wednesday School 5:15 pm Family Meal 6:00 pm Jubilee Ringers 6:30 pm Confirm Yr 1 (7th Gr) 6:30 pm Confirm Yr 3 (9th Gr) 7:00 pm Chancel Choir
3 Yoga 9-10:00 am
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5
6 All Worship Sunday 8:00 am Music Practice 9:00 am Worship Service 9:00 am Adult Forum 10:00 am Coffee Fellowship 10:30 am Worship Service 11:00 am WEVR Broadcast 11:30 am Corn Maze
7 Endowment
Grant Meeting 5:00 pm
Among Friends Board Meeting
6:00 pm
8 Yoga 9-10:00 am
Among Friends 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Bible Study 1:00-2:30 pm
9 3:45 pm Wednesday School 5:15 pm Family Meal 6:00 pm Jubilee Ringers 6:30 pm Pre-Confirm (6th Gr) 6:30 pm Confirm Yr 2 (8th Gr) 7:00 pm Chancel Choir
10 Yoga 9-10:00 am
Hope for Creation Meeting 6:30 pm
Newsletter Deadline
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12
13 8:00 am Choir Practice 9:00 am Worship Service 9:00 am Adult Forum 10:00 am Coffee Fellowship 10:30 am Worship Service 10:30 am Sunday School 11:00 am WEVR Broadcast 11:30 am Penumbra Theater Outing
14 Cribbage 7:00 pm
15 Men’s Group 8:00 am
Yoga 9-10:00 am
Among Friends 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Bible Study 1:00-2:30 pm
Wellhaven Gathering 3:00 pm
Boards and Committees Meetings 6:30 pm
Church Council Meeting 7:30 pm
16 3:45 pm Wednesday School 5:15 pm Family Meal 6:00 pm Jubilee Ringers 6:30 pm Confirm Yr 1 (7th Gr) 6:30 pm Confirm Yr 3 (9th Gr) 7:00 pm Chancel Choir
17 Yoga 9-10:00 am
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20 8:00 am Choir Practice 9:00 am Worship Service 9:00 am Adult Forum 10:00 am Coffee Fellowship 10:30 am Worship Service 10:30 am Sunday School 11:00 am WEVR Broadcast
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22 Yoga 9-10:00 am
Among Friends 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Bible Study 1:00-2:30 pm
Book Group 3:00 pm
Inquirer’s Class 6:30-8:00 pm
23 3:45 pm Wednesday School 5:15 pm Family Meal 6:00 pm Jubilee Ringers 6:30 pm Pre-Confirm (6th Gr) 6:30 pm Confirm Yr 2 (8th Gr) 7:00 pm Church Interns 7:00 pm Chancel Choir
24 Yoga 9-10:00 am
25 Pre-Confirmation
(6th Grade) Water Park
Retreat
Newsletter Deadline
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27 8:00 am Bells Practice 9:00 am Worship Service 9:00 am Adult Forum 10:00 am Coffee Fellowship 10:30 am Worship Service 10:30 am Sunday School 11:00 am WEVR Broadcast
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29 Men’s Group 8:00 am
Yoga 9-10:00 am
Among Friends 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Bible Study 1:00-2:30 pm
30 3:45 pm Wednesday School 5:15 pm Family Meal 6:00 pm Jubilee Ringers 6:30 pm Confirm Yr 1 (7th Gr) 6:30 pm Confirm Yr 3 (9th Gr) 7:00 pm Chancel Choir
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First Congregational United
Church of Christ Office Phone: 715-425-2052
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.firstchurchrf.org
STAFF Chris Myers, Pastor
Dave Ostendorf, Minister for Community and Outreach
Stacy Johnson, CE Minister
JaNae Westrich, Youth Pastor
Missy Luedtke, Office Coordinator
Brad Williams, Moderator
Jamie Mills, Music Coordinator and Bell Choir Director
Marsha Pearson, Organist
Terry Mithun, Organist
Tim Bylander, Building Supervisor
Dave Mountain, Custodian
Pastor’s home phone number:
Chris Myers 715-426-2075
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