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JANUARY 2017 Trinity Lutheran Church

2163 Mayhew Lake Rd NE Sauk Rapids, MN 56379-4554

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Trinity Lutheran Church-

Sauk Rapids, MN

“Sharing the Caring Christ with all People”

A Prince of Peace Lutheran School Association Church and a

Good Shepherd Community

Congregation

Sunday Services: 8:00am & 10:30am

Wednesday Worship Services 6:00pm

(Memorial Day through Labor Day)

Sunday School for All Ages: 9:15am

(Sept—May)

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Trinity Lutheran Church “Sharing the Caring Christ With All People” Sauk Rapids, MN

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Dear sisters and brothers in

Christ,

Well, here I thought I could maybe

come up with something kind of

“catchy” for this lead article in the

first newsletter of the year. My hope

was to use the year 2017 and find a

Bible verse using those numbers that I

could commend to you as being a

good theme verse for this new year of

your life and mine. To do so would

really help to make the verse stick and

easy to remember and carry with you

all through the year. So I looked up

every verse in the bible that uses the

number 2017 as in chapter 20 verse

17 (20:17).

I looked at Genesis 20:17,

and while it is a great verse

about Abraham praying to

God for healing for his

friend Abimelech and his

wife so they could have chil-

dren again…I didn’t see that

as serving us as a theme

verse for 2017. Exodus

20:17 is what we commonly

know as the 9th and 10th

Commandments. Leviticus 20:17 is

part of a chapter devoted mostly to

issues involving the 6th Command-

ment. Numbers 20:17 is the request

of Moses and the Israelites to be al-

lowed to pass through the country of

Edom on their way to the Promised

Land. Deuteronomy 20:17 are orders

from God to the Israelites to be sure

to destroy certain nations so as not to

adopt their detestable practices. All

good verses, but not really what I was

looking for by way of a verse that

could serve as a verse for us to live

by.

My search continued. Not every book

in the Bible has 20 chapters. Nor do

all of the chapter 20’s that are in the

Bible have 17 verses. So, in essence

there were only about 20 “chapter 20

verse 17’s” to choose from. To make

a long story short, I did not find a

Chapter 20 verse 17 verse that I felt

would make a good theme for our in-

dividual lives as disciples of Jesus for

the year of our Lord 2017.

So, where does that leave us? As I

pondered that question, a verse came

to mind (and obviously it doesn’t

have a ‘20’ or a ‘17’ in it) which

would serve as a great theme verse for

us for this year. It speaks to our need

for guidance as we enter a new year.

It speaks to our need to be in God’s

Word throughout the new year. It

speaks to our need to be

ever growing in our faith in

Jesus and in living out that

faith as His disciples. It

speaks of our need to be in

worship to hear and receive

the Word. It speaks to our

need to be in Bible study to

know the Word.

Here’s the verse. It is verse

105 of Psalm 119: “Your

Word is a lamp to my feet

and a light for my path.”

Might this be a good verse for you for

2017? Just to encourage you as you

consider that possibility, here’s one

more thought to share. Since Jesus is

“the Word made flesh” (John 1:14),

put “Jesus” into the verse from Psalm

119 in place of “Your Word.” Then it

reads something like this: “Jesus is a

lamp to my feet and a light for my

path.” It almost becomes an invita-

tion then – “Jesus, walk with me

throughout this year.” Better yet, to

read it that way gives us the blessed

assurance that He will do exactly that!

In Christ, Pastor Dave

Table of Contents

From the Pastor pg 2

DCO Corner pg 3

Church of the Week pg 3

Calling all Singers! pg 4

Bible Study Opportunities pg 4

Worship/Music Notes pg 5

Youth News pg 5

Prayer Shawls pg 6

Good Shepherd Employment pg 6

Evangelism Workshop pg 6

Salt & Pepper pg 7

POP Open Houses pg 7

Connected Family pg 7

Legacy Dinner pg 7

God’s Grub pg 8

LWML pg 8

500th Ann. Reformation Celebration pg 8

Our sponsors pg 8

Inserts: January Calendar and Birthdays

New Member Directory

Church Contact Information

Church Office: 252-3670, Church Fax: 202-1095

E-mail: [email protected]; Website: www.trinitysr.org,

Office Staff 252-3670 Pastor Paul Cloeter;

Pastor Dave Strohschein, Pastor John Bakou

Pastor Harvey Ehlers, Emeritus, Director of Christian

Outreach Craig Cooper Admin. Assistant:

Judy Rehwaldt

Additional Contact Information

Traditional Music : Daniel Reineke 656-0963,

Contemporary Music: Ruth Immerfall 291-9293

Prayer Chain: Delores Volkers 252-2101,

Parish Nurse: Jennifer Machula,

Prince of Peace School Office: 251-1477

“Your

Word is a

lamp to

my feet

and a

light for

my

path.”


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I invite you to come to the next new member class! We

will use the bible Study Book: I Have Good News for

You.

Some of the questions discussed in this course are:

How can we know there is a God?

What did Christ really accomplish?

How can you know for sure whether you are con-

verted?

Will you stay in your Christian faith?

Can anyone be saved without being baptized?

Who should not eat and drink at the Lord’s Table?

What will heaven be like?

If you are considering membership here at

Trinity and you have not been confirmed in the

Lutheran Church this is the “Adult Confirmation Class”

required for membership. Members are also invited to

take the class as a confirmation refresher.

If you are transferring here from another

Lutheran church I encourage you to take the class

because Bible study is always an opportunity to learn

and it helps me to get to know you so that I may assist

you in becoming an active member.

For those that finish this nine-week class and

want to pursue membership here at Trinity there is three

-week Spiritual Gift discovery process and then a new

member reception on Sunday April 9th, 2017.

The first class is Sunday, January 22nd at

9:15am in the Large classroom. If you have children

between the ages of 3 years to High School they can be

in their Sunday School class at the same time. Also, if

you have need for the nursey from younger children it

too will be available.

Thirty eight years ago I was invited to a new

member class just like this one. When I look back on

that class I can honestly say it was a pivotal point in my

spiritual life. God continues to work through the mes-

sage of forgiveness of sins in Christ today? I look

forward to this class and my prayer is that you will take

the opportunity to join me. There is no cost or

pre-registration necessary, just come on Sunday,

January 22nd. The coffee pot will be on and I hope to

see you in class.

DCO Craig Cooper

This annual community outreach provides overnight shelter and meals for the homeless. In addition to providing overnight shelter in our Fellowship Hall for 25-35 people each night, we will be preparing and serv-ing a community meal for 100 people at Place of Hope every night at 5:00pm. Many volunteers are need-ed; to drive the bus, prepare & serve meals and snacks. Some of the meals are prepared by groups but individu-als are also needed. Host/hostesses are needed to serve 5 hour shifts for overnight supervision/security. This is a labor of love as our “Social Minis-try” fund will be used to purchase all the food. If you would like to donate

to that fund, checks can be made pay-able to “Trinity Lutheran Church” and in the memo please note: “Social Ministry.” On January 29th we will receive a door offering after both ser-vices for Church of the Week.

“For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me some-thing to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’ - Matthew 25:35-36 Sign up on the poster in the narthex. See the Church of the Week Job De-scriptions hand-outs for all the details and contact Craig Cooper, 252-3670, with any questions.

DCO CORNER:

Church Of The Week Homeless Ministry Hosted by Trinity Feb. 13 – Feb. 19, 2017


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Calling All Singers Over 55 Years of Age

The Good Shepherd Community has been selected to participate in the Growing Art-FULL program. This pro-

gram is part of Aroha Philanthropies’ national research on the impact of quality arts programming for those over

55 and is administered through the Paramount Center for the Arts.

Good Shepherd has room for up to 60 participants in the choir. The choir will meet for 10 weeks beginning Janu-

ary 11th. You will learn more than a few songs as you gather each week to sing, play instruments and learn

about the art of good breathing – the key to good singing. Don’t worry if you feel you aren’t a good singer or

your voice may have changed. Anybody can learn to sing and they can do it regardless of

age. Desire, practice and good coaching are what it takes to become a good singer. Teaching

artists, Marcelyn Smale and Garrett Lathe bring a lifetime of success leading all kinds of

singers.

If you are interested in participating in the choir, please call Darcy Ruesink at 320-259-3466.

The choir sessions will be held on Wednesdays from 3:30 – 5:00 pm in the Shepherd Oak

Dining Room, 310 13th Street N, Sauk Rapids. We hope you will join us.

Sunday Morning Bible Classes

Beginning January 8th @ 9:15 a.m., two new Bible classes will begin at church:

Luther: The Man, the Moment, the Movement

2017 is the 500th anniversary year of the Reformation, which is good reason to recall and cele-

brate the enormous impact Martin Luther had on the growth and development of Christianity in the

modern world. Using video and discussion presentation led by Pastor Paul in the fellowship hall, this

class will attempt to understand better the spiritual changes that took place in Luther himself, which

then led to social as well as religious changes that have become our heritage. This study will cover ap-

proximately 10 sessions.

(If you would like to learn more about Luther and the Reformation, consider joining the tour bus

to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts' Luther Exhibit on Thursday, January 12th, sponsored by Good

Shepherd Community. This is a unique exhibit of Luther artifacts, many of which have never been out-

side of Germany. Pastor Paul and Pastor Don Wilke from Good Shepherd will lead the tour. Cost is

$60 and includes transportation, parking, entrance fee, and lunch at Black Forest Inn in Minneapolis.

Brochures are available at church, or call Jeanette at Good Shepherd: (320)252-6525)

How to Grow a Connected Family

This 6 week Bible study led by Pastor Dave will focus on helping parents to purposefully raise

children who know, love, and serve God. The class will be held in the Care Ministry room.

Beginning Sunday, January 22nd at 9:15 a.m., DCO Craig will begin another Adult Membership

Class in the large classroom. See his article in this newsletter for more information.


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Worship and Music Notes

Jesus! Name of Wondrous Love The “festival” half of the Church Year is underway. We have begun Series A on our 3-year liturgical series and a majority of our Gospel Readings come from Matthew’s Gospel. At the start of 2017, New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday. January 1st is the “octave” of Christmas (Octava Domini) Eight days after Jesus’ birth, He was taken to the temple in accordance with Levitical Law for His naming and fulfilment of ritual ceremonies, including circumci-sion. Thus, the name for this Sunday is “The Circumcision and Name of Jesus”. It is humbling to think that our Lord already sacrificed His blood as an infant as He started His earthly journey clothed in humanity (and humility) on His pathway to the cross.

Jesus! Name of Wondrous Love (LSB 900) At the name of Jesus every knee shall bow:

Jesus! Name of wondrous love, Name all other names above,

Unto which must ev'ry knee Bow in deep humility.

The angel Gabriel tells Mary the name of her child: Jesus! Name decreed of old, To the maiden mother told,

Kneeling in her lowly cell, By the angel Gabriel.

The meaning of the name gives assurance of the for-

giveness of sins:

Jesus! Name of priceless worth To the fallen sons of

earth,

For the promise that it gave, "Jesus shall His people

save."

Jesus experiences the first shedding of blood in circumci-

sion:

Jesus! Name of mercy mild, Given to the holy Child

When the cup of human woe First He tasted here below.

Therefore God exalted Him to the highest place and gave

Him the name that is above every name:

Jesus! Only name that's giv'n Under all the mighty

heav'n

Whereby those to sin enslaved, Burst their fetters and

are saved.

I place my trust in You alone:

Jesus! Name of wondrous love, Human name of God

above;

Pleading only this, we flee, Helpless, 0 our God, to Thee.

“You are to give Him the name JESUS, because He will

save His people from their sins” Mt 1:21

May the name of Jesus bless you and go with you this

year! Daniel Reineke, Traditional Music Director (320)656-0963 [email protected]

Happy New Year!!

We are stoked to start back up with Wednesday night fellowship. On the 4th, Brett with again lead us with one of his "short" bible studies. As always, be prepared to be challenged with some deep thinking, Christ-centered growth. Make a resolution to be there! We road trip the next week to make bowls for a charity event that will benefit Place of Hope ministries. We will travel for this large group event with our friends from Holy Cross and Redeemer. Pizza will fuel our creative energy prior to making our masterpieces.

Emily and Charlie will have a special surprise on the 18th. Don't miss this extra cool bible study to warm your soul. Finally, movie night on the 25th. An inspirational evening with a message that will be sure to make everyone think about how God is always with us. God's Grub from 5-6. We meet from 6-8 Wednesday eve-nings. Bring a friend!!

Make sure you are connected to the youth

leaders via media of your choice. Face-

book, twitter, instagram, email... Youth Leaders

mailto:[email protected]


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What is "Prayer Shawl Ministry?

"If you step into the Fellowship Hall and take a peek around the corner, you will see a small cabinet displaying a number of "prayer shawls." Shawls of many colors.

These have been created by a small group of people from

Trinity that meet on Tuesday mornings, after Bible study, from

11:30-1:00. With fellowship, and prayer, these shawls we like

to call ...... "Wrapped in His Love”...........are freely given to

members requesting a warm, comforting shawl for a member

of their family facing surgery, or grief, or any illness, or other

reasons. They are prayed for by the group as they are being

made and we wish them to go to whomever needs them. To

REQUEST one of the shawls, you may call the office and

share your request with Judy and she will then get in touch

with one of the group to prepare your gift of giving. We include

an attached small cross on the shawl, and a card, and they

can be gift-wrapped if you would like. They are always donat-

ed freely. If you are in quick need, you may also request Judy

in the office, or Craig Cooper to get one for you at the church.

You may choose your color. We hope they can be made avail-

able as much as we can keep up making them. If anyone is

interested, you are indeed invited to knit or crochet shawls with

the group, or at home if that suits you better, and donate to this

ministry.

A prayer shawl is a centuries-old idea; even Jesus wore a

prayer shawl. They are originally Jewish, with the name "tallit."

In churches today, we knit and crochet these prayer shawls for

comfort and healing. A prayer sample that might be included

with a shawl reads:

This prayer shawl was made especially for you. Each

time you wrap it around you, may it's

warmth fill you with hope, joy, and love as can

only be revealed to you from our Lord and Savior

from above.

There are numerous examples of the meaningfulness of these

shawls: A nurse - "I had lost four babies before birth. I was

given a prayer shawl before my baby was now born; the pray-

er shawl has been as important to me as holding my newborn."

A hospital patient - "Oh, thank you so much! My husband had

been given a prayer shawl when he was ill, and it was so

meaningful to him. Thank you that now I have one." The min-

istries' message of caring is simple and universal. The crea-

tion and presentation of a Prayer Shawl enriches both the giver

and the recipient. Beautiful colors and softness symbolize

shelter, warmth, peace, and spiritual sustenance.

+++++ It is a simple blessing to show God's love. +++++

Good Shepherd Community

Opportunities

The Good Shepherd Community in Sauk Rapids

and Becker has employment opportunities avail-

able for caring individuals who want to make a

difference in the lives of others. Now hiring

RN’s, LPN’s, CNA’s, Homemakers and Catering

Assistants. We are very proud to offer new

wage scales, hiring bonus options, and an atmos-

phere that supports teamwork to provide excep-

tional customer-centered focus of care. Please

see our website at

www.goodshepherdcampus.org for more details,

full benefits, and to complete an online applica-

tion. Job openings are updated every Monday

afternoon.

Evangelism Workshop Coming Up

Rev. Mark Wood, Director of Witness & Out-reach and Revitalization in the LCMS Office of National Mission will be presenting "Everyone His Witness," an evangelism workshop at Zion Lutheran Church, Annandale MN on Saturday, Jan 14, 2017, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. "Everyone His Wit-ness" is the basic level evangelism training designed for anyone.

A $10 registration fee includes materials and lunch. Please contact DCO Craig Cooper to register and coordinate carpooling to Annandale.

Deadline for registration is Jan 11, 2017.

http://www.goodshepherdcampus.org


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SAVE THE DATE: Prince of Peace Legacy Dinner Sunday, April 23rd.

“Building on His Foundation.”

“And in him you too are being built togeth-er to become a dwelling in which God lives

by His Spirit.” Ephesians 2:22.

“How to Grow a Connected Family”

This class will be offered at Trinity begin-ning Sunday, January 8th through Sun-

day, February 12th from 9:15 a.m. to 10:15 am. This 6-week Bible study will focus on helping parents to purposefully raise children who know, love, and serve

God. Pastor Dave will facilitate this

class. Please share your inten-tion to participate in this class with Pastor Dave by December 18th so

that we can have adequate materials on hand.

On January 27th at 6:30 pm, Fred Joesting will be telling us many interesting facts about the Tornado that nearly wiped out Sauk Rapids in the late 1800's. Please join us for this, refreshments will be served. If you think you already know about this, come an-yway. You will learn things that you never heard before. Please sign up at the kiosk. On Feb 3rd at 6:30 pm we will be hosting Rebecca Kotz of the St. Cloud Sexual Assault Center and Officer Justin Thompson of the Waite Park Police Dept. They will be doing a presentation on sex trafficking in this area. This will be an adults only event. We encourage any parents with children of a susceptible age to attend this. Watch for the sign up sheet on the kiosk.

Salt & Pepper

Prince of Peace Open Houses

Kindergarten Information Night

January 19th at 6:30pm

Preschool Open Houses –

3 Locations

POP School—4770 Co Rd. 120

Jan. 24th that 6:30

Holy Cross— 2555 Clearwater Rd.

Jan. 31st at 6:30pm

Trinity—Feb. 2nd at 6:30pm

All School Open house March 2nd from

6—8 pm

Family Friendly Environment

Christian Values

Extra-Curricular Activities

Before/ After Care

Busing though District 742

Join us to learn about our school!


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500th Anniversary Reformation —2017

MN North-South Districts

Concordia University St. Paul Reformation

500 Celebration

a number of opportunities for members and friends of the LCMS to celebrate the

Reformation at Concordia University, St. Paul, including an art exhibit of Reformation-

themed pieces, displays of rare books and other resources from the Concordia collec-tion, the play Luther by John Osborne, per-formed on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and

Sunday, a continuous showing of one of the Luther films, and other fun and engaging

activities. Costs for all of these events will be funded by CSP.

The cornerstone event will be the joint

worship service at 4:00 p.m. on October 29th co-sponsored by the Minnesota North and Minnesota South Districts and Concordia University. That event will feature a mass

adult, youth and children’s choirs, dramatic vignettes performed by the cast of Luther, and

a sermon by LCMS President Matthew Harrison.

God’s Grub: January 4: Hot Dogs

January 11: Spaghetti

January 18: Taco in a Bag

January 25: Pizza

February 1: Hot Dogs

February 8: Pizza

February 15: Taco in a Bag

February 22: Spaghetti

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January 2017

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 New Year’s Day 8:00am Worship (HC) Z5 No Bible Classes 10:30am Worship Z1 12:00pm Anyuak Worship

2 OFFICE CLOSED

7:30pm Narcotics Anonymous (Y)

3 NO BIBLE CLASS

9:00am Circuit Pastor’s Meeting

7:00pm Friends in Harmony (W)

4 7:00am Men's Bible Study @ GS 5:00pm God’s Grub 6:00pm HS Youth Night (Y) 6:00pm Confirmation Classes (Scl, Lcl, Lcf)

5 6:30pm Worship Team Rehearsal 6:30pm Brownie Mtg. (Lcl)

6 Epiphany 9:30am Parish Workers

7 9:00am Altar Guild 6:45pm Traditional Music Rehearsal(W)

8 8:00am Worship Z2 9:15am Bible Class & S. S. 9:15am Connected Family Class 9:15am Youth Bible Study (Y) 10:30am Worship Z3 (HC) 12:00pm Anyuak Worship 4:00pm Creative Crafts

9 6:00pm Bev's CC (CM) 7:30pm Narcotics Anonymous (Y)

10 10:30am Bible Class 7:00pm Friends in Harmony (W)

11 7:00am Men's Bible Study @ GS 5:00pm God’s Grub 6:00pm HS Youth Night (Y) 6:00pm Confirmation Classes (Scl, Lcl, Lcf) 6:00pm Adult Choir Practice (W)

12 5:30pm Lay Ministry Mtg. (Lcf) 6:45pm Leadership Team Mtg. (Lcf) 6:30pm Worship Team Rehearsal

13 9:30am Parish Workers


15 8:00am Worship (HC) Z4 9:15am S. S. & Youth Study 9:15am Bible Class 9:15am Connected Family Class 10:30am Worship Z5 12:00pm Anyuak Worship 4:00pm 4H Meeting (Lcl) 6:00pm Green Team

16 Martin Luther King Jr. Day

7:30pm Narcotics Anonymous (Y)



19 6:30pm Brownie Mtg. (Lcl) 6:30pm Kindergarten Info. Night at POP 6:30pm Worship Team Rehearsal

20 9:30am Parish Workers


22 8:00am Worship Z1 9:15am Bible Class & S. S. 9:15am Connected Family Class 9:15am New Member Class (Lcl) 9:15am Youth Bible Study 10:30am Worship (HC) Z2 12:00pm Anyuak Worship 4:00pm Creative Crafts

23 6:00pm Bev's CC (CM) 7:30pm Narcotics Anonymous (Y)



26 6:30pm Worship Team Rehearsal 7:30pm Benton Co. Jail Bible Study

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27 9:30am Parish Workers 6:30pm Salt & Pepper Presentation


29 8:00am Worship Z3 9:15am Bible Class 9:15am Connected Family Class 9:15am New Member Class (Lcl) 9:15am Youth Bible Study (Y) 10:30am Worship Z4 12:00pm Anyuak Worship

30 9:30am Parish Workers (NL) 7:30pm Narcotics Anonymous (Y)

31 NO Bible Class 7:00pm Friends in Harmony (W)

Notes:

Room Reservation Key W=Worship Space Scl=Small Class Room M=Music Room Lcf=Large Conf Room CM=Care Ministry

O=Overflow Room F=Fellowship Hall Lcl=Large Class Room Y=Youth Room Scf=Small Conf Room K=Kitchen

CDC=Child Development.

Center

National Lutheran Schools Week

Name Birthdate

Wilson Abella 1-Jan

Medho Agada 1-Jan

Abuya Agid 1-Jan

Niykola Agwa 1-Jan

Odol Akuay 1-Jan

Meer Akway 1-Jan

Heidi Anderson 12-Jan

John Anderson 6-Jan

Suzanne Bacon 7-Jan

John Bakou 1-Jan

Ojuola Balo 8-Jan

Obuyi Bang 1-Jan

Arlene Boese 6-Jan

Joshua Cassen 16-Jan

Omot Cham 1-Jan

Akeim Cooley 20-Jan

Julius Copeland 22-Jan

Tianna Czech 25-Jan

Jeff Cziok 2-Jan

Ron Eickhoff 23-Jan

Heidi Eisenlohr 6-Jan

Bruce England 23-Jan

Richard Feuling 8-Jan

Jayden Freborg 29-Jan

Darcy Freihammer 16-Jan

Kristen Fuchs 14-Jan

Akuay Gilo 1-Jan

Odange Gora 1-Jan

Opiew Gora 1-Jan

David Hart 24-Jan

Kyle Haus 21-Jan

Jessica Herbst 6-Jan

Sarah Hollenkamp 23-Jan

Beatrice Homan 23-Jan

Carter Huinker 30-Jan

Tyler Jarnot 21-Jan

Delroy Kardell 7-Jan

Russell Kath 13-Jan

Julie Kleman 18-Jan

Name Birthdate

Duke Knafla 16-Jan

Janelle Knafla 25-Jan

Ken Knafla 30-Jan

Troy Knafla 2-Jan

Wayne Knafla 3-Jan

Hannah Koepp 7-Jan

Bernice Kranz 15-Jan

Kraig Kulow 30-Jan

Melissa Kurash 27-Jan

Keegan Larson 18-Jan

Nathan Lindquist 31-Jan

Geraldine Lovitz 23-Jan

Nicole MacKenzie 22-Jan

Jennifer McLaughlin 28-Jan

Paul Mooney 13-Jan

Penny Muehlbauer 17-Jan

Vernon Neils 13-Jan

Akaway Nyegowa 1-Jan

Ajullu Obang 5-Jan

Didumo Obuur 1-Jan

Ajulu Ochan 1-Jan

Bejem Ochan 1-Jan

Ngathe Ochan 1-Jan

Ajweo Ogala 1-Jan

Achol Ogud 1-Jan

DeDey Ojullu 1-Jan

Mary Ojulo 1-Jan

Agud Ojulu 1-Jan

French Ojulu 1-Jan

Ruun Ojulu 1-Jan

Wach Ojulu 1-Jan

Manabenda Okan 21-Jan

Abulla Okello 25-Jan

Akuch Okello 1-Jan

Apada Okuch 31-Jan

Chame Oleth 1-Jan

Helen Oltz 24-Jan

Lual Omot 1-Jan

Matthew Paul 3-Jan

Name Birthdate

Nicole Peschl 24-Jan

Anne Philabaum 11-Jan

Brodie Randall 21-Jan

Norma Reberg 19-Jan

Kelly Reichel 23-Jan

Charles Schafer 29-Jan

Dick Seal 15-Jan

Talon Sigurdson 11-Jan

Shirley Skuza 31-Jan

Tiffany Smith 21-Jan

John Smolnik 24-Jan

Jan Sorell 3-Jan

Kayla Stafford 30-Jan

Olivia Stockinger 20-Jan

Riley Stockinger 4-Jan

Geraldine Stolley 21-Jan

Jim Stueve 1-Jan

Nathan Stueve 24-Jan

Samantha Sunstrom 30-Jan

Austin Terpstra 12-Jan

Nikki Thole 23-Jan

Alex Wainright 30-Jan

Luke Walen 18-Jan

Isaac Weappa 4-Jan

Amy Wenger 24-Jan

Gregory Wentworth 7-Jan

Troy Wiese 20-Jan

Michelle Wilcox 30-Jan

Nikolas Wurdelman 22-Jan

Shelly Zimmer 17-Jan

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