June July 2015 Trinity Times - Trinity United Methodist Church

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June & July 2015 edition!
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1400 West Bremer Ave,
Waverly, IA 50677
319.352.2590
www.trinitywaverly.org
triumc@gmail.com
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Prayer, its opal walls
polished to
transparency by the
centuries of hands that
have touched them, is
the Tabernacle realized
and the wayside chapel
utilized.
PHYLLIS TICKLE,
Prayer Is a Place
The Trinity Community Garden is taking shape
in the greenspace between Trinity and Casey’s
We’d love to have you participate! Checkout
the form across from the office for more info!
Also,
A host of Summer Activities (pgs 3, 9, & 12).
What’s new with this building project? (pg. 8)
Our mission is to make
disciples of Jesus Christ for
the transformation of the
world.
It’s picture time for the
new church directory (pg. 18).
This is the month for
Vacation Bible School (pg. 21)!!
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June
/ July 2015
OUR
CHURCH
STAFF
Ministers . All Church Members
Pastor . Rev. Deborah Coble Wise
Director of Discipleship . Lauren Loonsfoot
Administrative Assistant . Ross Helgevold
Business Manager . Tammy Werger
Custodians . Jim & Linda Smith
Choir Director . Greg Wessel
Choir Accompanist . Terri Meier
Organists . Jo Arthur, Karlene Neal, Terri Meier
Pianists . Greg Wessel, Tracey Neuendorf
Vocal Leadership Team Leader . Kristin Anschutz
Handbell Directors . Karlene Neal & Linda Podhajsky
Missionaries: Helen Sheperd, Nurse - Mongolia
Larry & Jane Kies, Agricultural Missionaries -Zimbabwe
Wesley & Jerusha Neal - Fiji
Pastor’s Emergency #: 319-939-0171 - Cell
pastordeborah@trinitywaverly.org - E-mail
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
June / July 2015
Monday, June 1
Wed, June 10
Tuesday, June 16
UMW Executive Board 1:30 pm
UMW Open House, 2-4 pm,
“Waverly Homes and Manor”
LADIES’ DAY OUT Asian Garden, 11:30 am
NO EXECUTIVE OR UMW MONTHLY MEETING IN JULY
Tuesday, July 21
LADIES’ DAY OUT The Other Place II, 11:30 am
July 19-22
Summer Mission U
UMW supports local and global missions,
and community and local church responsibilities.
Call Margaret Phelps,
352-3079 for more
information.
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Gentleman of the Road
If you haven’t heard yet there is a
huge music festival coming to
Waverly this June. There will be
thousands of people visiting
Waverly, many of them camping
near the music sites by Wartburg.
We’ll extend hospitality to the
visitors by offering nice warm
showers. The Iowa Annual
Conference Disaster Shower
trailers will be here the weekend
of the concert. We’re asking guests
to make a donation—the
donations will be used as a
fundraiser for our UMCOR Mission
Trip in February 2016.
We’ll also be selling snacks as a
fundraiser for our Youth Group
Mission trip!
We need a few volunteers to help
with hospitality. Please let the
church office, Pastor Deborah or
Lauren Loonsfoot know if you’d
like to help. Dates are
June 19 8am-4pm and June 20th
8am-Noon. We will not be open
during the main stage
performances.
Bucks Game
Take me out to the ball game June
21 and/or July 12th. Join us as we
cheer on the Waterloo Bucks! Both
games start at 3:35. Come to both
or pick which one you’d like to see.
Tickets are $5. let Lauren
Loonsfoot know if you’d like to go!
Friday, June 26, 6 - 8 pm
Friday, July 10, 6 - 8 pm
We’ll meet from 6pm-8pm
at Kohlmann park. Bring a
side dish to share, main
course will be provided.
Heritage Days Parade
Heritage Days Parade will be
Saturday July 18th. If you are
interested in helping coordinate
Trinity’s involvement please let the
church office or Lauren Loonsfoot
know.
Run for God!
Created with the non-athlete,
inexperienced or lapsed runner, or
those looking for a fresh challenge in
mind, this is a 12 wk training course
with a Christian focus. You need to
attend the informational meeting at
6:30 pm, June 7th at Open Bible to
enroll. Contact Jessica Hannah
at 319-415-1686
1stimpressions@mchsi.com or you
may get a signup form from the
office. Cost $40- covers workbook,
t-shirt, 5k registration, and weekly
support.
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1,825 days/60 months/5 years, give or take a few days here or there.
That’s how long I have called Waverly, Iowa home. Not really a big
deal unless you put things in perspective, this is the second longest I
have lived in the same home…in my nearly 54 years.
By the time I was 15 I had lived in 5 different homes in 3 different
states. I spent nearly 20 years in the south. I graduated from high
school and college in Tennessee and spent most of my first career in
Georgia. But, I’ve also lived in Pennsylvania, Illinois and Colorado!
It’s almost enough to give a gal a complex. Except. Except for one
thing…
You see, first and foremost I consider myself to be a citizen of the
Kingdom of God.
As an infant I was claimed by God, baptized and adopted into God’s
big family in a Methodist Church in Butler, Pennsylvania. In 1977 I
was confirmed by God in a United Methodist Church in Morris
Chapel, Tennessee. In 1991 God called me back to the church by
profession of faith at Mountain View United Methodist Church in
Stone Mountain, Georgia. In 2002 my call by God to enter the
ministry was affirmed by Eldora United Methodist Church here in
Iowa.
All along the way, no matter the twists and turns, I am reminded again
and again that first and foremost I am a citizen of the Kingdom of
God – and that makes all the difference in the world.
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This month I give thanks for the community that has been home
for my 4 children and myself over the past 5 years. You have
been with us to celebrate both my daughters’ marriages, the birth
of grandson Zayden (aka Z), Ethan’s graduation and y’all are
getting to watch Justin grow into a fine young man.
We have been adopted into the Waverly community because of
who you are – sisters and brothers in Christ. No matter what our
culture says about church folk (and, alas, most of the time there
isn’t very good news from pollsters and the like), do not doubt
that we have been blessed to be a blessing and called to lift up
and build up the Kingdom of God in our particular place and
time.
So how do I see Trinity United Methodist Church doing this? We
are doing Kingdom work together! I am so proud and blessed to
be able to witness the many ways that our church throws open our
doors to our community – we are known as a place of hospitality,
learning, healing, and sharing. Because of your faithfulness men
and women, young and old meet Jesus here, and for this I give
thanks and praise!
I am curious to see what the Holy Spirit has in store for us in the
months to come. More than anything, I am looking forward to
the ways that we will grow as children of God and citizens of
God’s Kingdom.
We have some fun things planned for this summer! Enjoy our
June/July newsletter and I hope to see you soon!
In Christ, together,
Pastor Deborah
Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness,
And all these things, shall be added onto you, Alleu, alleluia
Ask and it shall be given unto you, seek and ye shall find.
Knock and the door shall be opened onto you. Alleu, Alleuia
(Seek Ye First, Hymnal # 405)
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ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL MINUTES –
May 18, 2015
Deb McCumber opened with
prayer at 6:08.
The concrete project is on for this
summer.
The NW Single door handicap
Those present: Pastor Deborah,
door opener is not working well.
Tammy Werger, Evan Chesnut,
The micro-switches are not
Carl Dillon, Kristin Anschutz,
working. It is recommended that a
Dennis Epley, Ed Klamfoth, Kevin new opener be installed.
Tjebkes, Julie Breutzmann, Esther A bid from Primary System (the
Lageschulte, Margaret Phelps,
company that installed St. Mary’s
Bruce Buxton, Deb McCumber,
security locks) is $2900 for
Deb Sand, Pete Lampe, Lauren
complete programmable entry
Loonsfoot.
package. Dennis Epley moved to
accept the bid, Ed Klamfoth
Celebrate: Discussed cards in the seconded it. Council passed. The
offering plate. Community meals door must be fixed before the
in our building for the summer
keyless entry security system can
months.
be installed.
A cherry tree that blew over in the
Learn: Trustees: Evan Chesnut winds a few weeks ago is going to
and Pete Lampe reported that the be replaced.
Northeast corner of church
It was shared that energy usage has
(Wesley Foyer) has been torn apart decreased nearly 30% since
due to water leaking into the
insulation and new windows were
building. The corner needs to be
installed.
repaired because of rotting
Trustee members are thanked
wood. Wesley Foyer windows
greatly for their hard work
will be removed to locate the
throughout all of these projects.
problem. Good weather is needed
to do this. This is an unexpected
Finance: We are currently behind
maintenance expense.
on apportionments. Offering is not
A few of the new windows leaked keeping up. We did not do a
during the last rains. The
stewardship campaign last fall
company that put these in have
since the building project has been
been back and are doing work on on-going.
these windows.
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Thus far income to the capital
campaign this year has been
$22,000 with $33,000 left pledged
for this year.
Some good news: Anticipating an
$8,000 health insurance tax credit
refund. Tammy gathered the
information and Bill Werger
completed the tax forms and
submitted them to the IRS.
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Thank you to Roger Wilcox for his
work with the Youth Group.
Ross Helgevold is taking vacation
in June. Terri Meier will fill in
while he is gone.
Serve: We will offer to the
community a time of fellowship,
fun and worship at the Bremer
County Poor Farm—this is in
addition to the service at
SPRC: Pastor Debor ah’s
church. We hope to do hold this
evaluation was completed and
event the last Sunday of the month
submitted. A parsonage inspection - we have invited other churches to
is coming up in June.
come together. Plans are for a
hymn sing, pick up softball game,
Need to check in with staff:
church provides meat and others
Formal evaluations to be done in
bring side dishes.
August or September.
The community garden is making
Ash trees were treated earlier in
progress, Barb Tatroe and Bruce
May by Dennis and Tiedts nursery. Buxton volunteered to be part of
the planning team.
Lauren, Director of DiscipleshipVacation Bible School is coming
The church council will meet next
up in a month. The Iowa Annual
at 6 pm, Thursday, June 11th.
Conference is just a few weeks
away. The Moral Injury continuing Meeting closed with prayer by
ed event was successful, with four Pastor Deborah at 7:33.
people attending from Trinity.
Respectfully submitted,
July will bring camp and the Youth Deb Sand
Group Mission Trip. Lauren and
Pastor Deborah are working on a
Volunteer Chaplain program at the
hospital.
Pastor Report: Monday,
November 9th will be Charge
Conference. We will have a solo
charge conference this year.
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June / July 2015
Building repair update.
As you may have noticed we have experienced some roof/wall
leaks at the Wesley Foyer drive-up canopy. A roof membrane leak
was detected about 1 ½ years ago and was repaired. The repair did
not last and further damage has occurred.
We have removed the damaged areas including some windows.
To insure there is no further damage we will be removing the row
of windows just above the roof canopy so we can further inspect
for damage. We will be replacing the roof but we will not be
replacing the windows. If you have any questions please contact
Larry Kurtz
Mission u is the place
this year to learn about
Latin America,
The Church and People
with Disabilities,
and “Created for
Happiness:
Understanding Your
Life in God.”
It’s the place to meet
with others who are
interested in serving
God and the world and
the people in it.
Iowa Valley Continuing
Education Center,
Marshalltown, IA
Mission u is sponsored by United Methodist Women and
is open to attendance by everyone.
For more information and registration forms, go to
www.iaumc.org/missionuformerlysocm .
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Back by popular demand:
NE District Pool Parties
Friday, June 26 and
Friday, August 21, 8:45-10:45 p.m
The Falls Aquatic Center, Cedar Falls
Open to United Methodists and friends.
Enjoy a fun evening to cool off, celebrate summer, and be
community. Admission is free! The concession stand will be
open to purchase snacks.
First Annual Northeast Iowa District
Golf Tournament
Registration is $40.00 per person,
this includes 18 holes of golf, cart and lunch
4-Person Best Shot
Foxridge Golf Course in Dike, IA
Friday, August 14, 2015 10:00 AM shotgun start
(Foxridge members cost is $10.00)
Open to all UMC clergy and laity in the Northeast District
To register, send the form below along with payment to
Dike United Methodist Church,
439 Church St,
Dike, IA 50624
Phone (319)989-2535 email: dikemethodist@aol.com
(Make checks payable to Foxridge Golf Course)
--------------------------------------------------------------Name:
Address:
Phone #:
(I would like to be partnered with)
Name:
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From the Director
of Discipleship
Summer is upon us. School is
out, Sunday school is over until
September and we’ve moved to
one worship service at 9:30.
Normally we think of our
church activities slowing down
during the summer but that is
definitely not the case at
Trinity. This summer we have
many opportunities
to connect with
your church family
and the
community. We
hope you’ll join us
for some fun!
Lifetree Café will continue on
Wednesdays at 6pm. I hope
sometime this summer you’ll
join us. If you haven’t been to
Lifetree Café yet you may be
wondering what to expect.
Don’t be shy, I promise we
don’t bite. What you can expect
is respectful conversation on
fun, silly, interesting,
informational, serious and
sometimes difficult topics. We
talk and we listen. The
beautiful thing about Lifetree
Café is “You’re welcome just as
you are. Your thoughts are
welcome, your doubts are
welcome, we’re all in this
together…” Unlike more
traditional church studies - there
is no homework. You
don’t have to prepare
anything; you can
come as you please
when a topic interests
you. Each week we
offer free child care
and always plenty of
snacks. So please, come check
out Lifetree Café!
June also brings Vacation Bible
School! VBS is a guaranteed
great time! We will be
gathering Sunday, June 14th18th starting each evening at
6pm and ending at 8pm. The
theme this year is G-Force:
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exploring how to put faith in action! Go to page 21 for more
details!
June also gives us the opportunity for Trinity to exhibit
hospitality to our community and visitors during the Gentleman
of the Road concert. Read page 3 for more information.
Also, the community garden is now under way – we are still
looking for folks to join us in growing some yummy veggies in
the green space this summer. Contact me for more information
or stop by the office and visit with Ross.
This July we will have a group of Senior High Youth and adults
participate in a mission Trip to the Matthew 25 ministry in the
Czech Village of Cedar Rapids. While there the group will be
working on the Urban Farm, assisting on a housing project, and
helping neighbors in the community.
There are so many ways to Celebrate, Learn, and Serve together. I know we all have many summer activities on our plate
but I hope you’ll join in on some of the great group activities
your church is offering. Through all of the busy-ness of the
summer don’t lose focus on what’s most important. The love of
God and neighbor and making Disciples of Jesus Christ for the
transformation of the world! We have many opportunities to live
into our faith and deepen our relationships with one another. So
take a dive off the high board and join us as we remember to love
one another and serve Christ together!
God Bless,
Lauren Loonsfoot
Director of Discipleship
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Missions Announcements
Coffee Fellowship
June Fellowship offering will go toward camp
scholarships.
Senior High Mission Trip in July
Please keep our Senior High youth group and adults in your
prayers for their Mission Trip July 6th-10th. They will be working
with Matthew 25 in Cedar Rapids, where they will be working on
the Urban Farm, assisting on a housing project, and helping
neighbors in the Czech Village.
Sager Brown Trip Planning
UMCOR (United Methodist Commission on Relief) Sager Brown
Mission Trip. Last year 7 folks from Trinity traveled South to
Baldwin, Louisiana to serve at the UMCOR Sager Brown Depot.
This year we have 20 spots set aside and we need you! If you’d
like to learn more about the trip please come to a short meeting
following worship on June 14th in the Fellowship Hall.
The trip is scheduled for February 26th- March 5th, 2016.
Missions Breakfast
Join us June 27th at 9:30 am for our Missions breakfast, we
gather regularly to discuss missions within our church and
beyond our walls.
There will be no Missions Breakfast in July.
The Congregational Care group needs you!
The Tuesday morning weekly care group provides care,
concern, prayer, and support for individuals in our
congregation. Join us Tuesday mornings at 9 a.m.!
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Thank yous!
The Senior High youth group
Rummage Sale raised $900!
Thank you to everyone that
donated items, bought items,
helped set-up and helped
cleanup. It was great success
and we couldn’t have done it
without your help!
Thank you to everyone who
helped make garden beds
for our new raised garden!
Special thanks to Bruce
Buxton who organized and
even worked in his garage
on rainy days to complete
the building project.
Thank you to
Lynn Montague
for organizing
the Highway
Clean-up this
year. A huge
thank you to all that participated in the clean-up.
Thank you to Kristen Happel for running our afterschool
program this year! Thank you to Jo Arthur, Bonnie Joecken,
Dennis Epply, Lexus Carpenter, and Angie Ellerbroek for
assisting the afterschool program with their talents! We appreciate so much
the work you did with the youth of this community!
And thank you Cookie Crew
for what will undoubtedly be a
delicious addition to coffee
fellowship.
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Have your picture taken for
the New Church Directory
There is no sitting fee - just
for participating, you will receive a
complimentary 8”x10" portrait and a
free church directory!
Please be a part of itwe want to make this a
complete representation of our
church family.
Photography Dates:
July 23 – 25 & August 4 - 6
Weekdays: 2:00 - 9:00 PM
Saturdays: 9AM-3:30 PM
HOW DO I SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT?
You can sign up 2 ways:
1) Online sign-ups! There is a scheduling link
on our church website:
www.trinitywaverly.org
2) Sign up at church after worship
Questions?
Call coordinators: Terri Meier, 352-3539 or Marilynn Buxton, 404-1089
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Sign up for the
New Church Directory
YOU SHOULD
TAKE THIS
PERSONALLY!
We Need Photos!!
If you have photos of any church
activities/events from the last few
years - please drop them off at the
office. We may use them for the activity
pages at the beginning of our new
directory.
Lifetouch
encourages you to
Remember - we can’t promise to
bring something
return
them, so be sure to keep a copy!
that says who you
are to your portrait
session. Perhaps a hat… pin… scarf… Bible… musical
instrument… sports gear... whatever it is that’s important
to you!
Lifetouch also does generational photography. It’s a
great opportunity to get the whole family together for one
big portrait! Capture the memories for a lifetime!
Please visit our church
website and click on this
button
www.trinitywaverly.org
HELP US MAKE THIS DIRECTORY
COMPLETE!
IT WON’T BE THE SAME WITHOUT
YOU!
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Lifetree Café is a place where people gather for
conversation about life and faith in a casual coffeehouse
setting.
This is the kind of place where you'd meet a friend for food and drink
and fun, where the atmosphere encourages conversations, questions
and sharing one’s story.
An hour long, it features real stories of real people, Biblical insights,
laughter and opportunities to serve; we hope you’ll join us!
JUNE topics:
June 3rd ↓
Come as you are!
June 10th ↓
June 17th ↓
June 24th ↓
6:00 pm Wednesdays
in the Wesley Foyer
childcare provided
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G-Force
God’s Love in Action
Vacation Bible School
Sunday, June 14th - Thursday, June 18th
6-8:00 pm
Pre-k to 4th Grade
at Trinity United Methodist Church
No Cost!
Sign up now, the forms are available
on the bulletin board across from the
church office.
(Slide them under the office door if no
one is around.)
And you can be involved: be a
photographer, puppeteer, games helper,
registration table helper, or the much
needed shepherd to help children from
activity to activity. If you would like to
help, please contact the church office,
Lauren Loonsfoot, Jessica Gulick, or
Deb Sand.
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Community News
On Pentecost Sunday we celebrated the
graduation of our High School students:
Collin Chesnut, Isaiah Kahler, Gabrielle
Kayser, Cayde Lee, Tonya Marks, Jeff
Miller Jr., Carrie Shea, John Shea, and Jared
Skillen. We also celebrated college grads
Hanna Arns (Wartburg), Brita Berry (UNI),
Kelsey Roggeman (Eastern Illinois U),
Caleb Bonjour (Viterbo), and Shelby Suits
(UNI). May the Holy Spirit descend and
guide them in their new adventures.
Zach Brunkhorst along
with Sturdevant
descendants Barb
Lovejoy-Hess, Beth
Lovejoy, Teri Heimann,
and Kent Kahler served
coffee fellowship on
May 17th as a
fundraiser for Zach’s
project to install an
informational historical
marker at the Sturdevant house.
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Dennis Epley is seen here
replacing the old cherry tree
that blew down in a storm.
Church on the farm on
May 31st was blessed
with remarkable weather.
And congrats to the J. L. and
Harriet Jewell scholarship
high school graduate
winners: Gabrielle
Kayser, Collin Chesnut, John
and Carrie Shea. Current
college student recipients have
not yet been announced.
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PRAYER LIST
Debbie Waitman
Harry Janssen
Barb Krause
Karlene Neal
Frank Miller
Jerry & Lynnette Mahacek
Brian Killian
Kent Kahler
Paul Kurtz (father of Larry Kurtz)
Dale & Helen (parents of Jo Marcussen)
Jochen (brother of Sigrid Moehlis)
Bessie Huffman (mother of Jim Huffman)
Jeanne Sammons (mother of Barbara Krause)
Wayne Boldt (Mechille Kluiter’s dad)
Joleen Boldt (Mechille Kluiter’s mother)
Carrie Ann Boldt (Mechille Kluiter’s sister)
Please remember in your prayers
the family of Joe Ingle,
the family of Jean Fredrick (former TUMC secretary),
and the family of JoAnn Turner (sister of Judy Strotman) .
Annual Conference is June 6-9. Please pray for the Bishop, cabinet,
and delegates.
*Recent change
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CARE CENTER RESIDENTS
Decorah: Marigene Oberheu
Bickford Cottage (Cedar Falls): Geor gianna Hallman
Winslow Place, Marion: Thelma Alcock
Clarksville Nursing & Rehab: Bonnie Kukral, Sara & Dick Ward
VA Home Marshalltown: Vern Oberheu, Lester Brooks
Bartels Lutheran Retirement Community:
Woodland Terrace: Betty Arns, Helen McKee, Betty Gambaiani,
Margaret Vaughn, Elaine Hartmann, Harry Janssen, Elaine
Stevens, L. J. Magnall
Linden Place: Jackie Strotman, Clarice Paulsen
Eichhorn House: Madeline Dowell, Marilyn Korte,
Kathryn Janssen, Martin & Dottie Heering
Evergreen Arbor: Sally Stansell, Norma Briner
Rehab Center:
Shell Rock Care Center: Chuck Eber t, J anet Woodr ing, Fer n Noel,
Lorraine Maupin, Jane Quin
Ravenwood Care Center: Jolene Boldt
Serving in the Military
Christopher Lee (Army - grandson of Vicki Lee)
Andrew Ogden (Marines)
Benjamin Brown (Army)
Brett Oldenberger (Army)
Jamison Janssen (Army, grandson of Harry & Kathy Janssen)
Jake Diesburg (National Guard - Judy Ebert’s son)
Megan Conklin (Nat’l Guard, granddaughter of Jim & Bev Conklin)
Aaron Phelps (Kuwait, Air Force Reserves, grandson of Margaret Phelps)
Nelson Davis (Air Force, spouse of Hannah Wise Davis)
*Recent change
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07/13
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07/16
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07/17
07/02 Bruce Menken
07/02 Eric Ackerson
Kaitlynn Carlson
Kathleen Fuerstenberg
John Quin III
Connor Lundberg
Ashley McGinn
Evan Chesnut
Ivan Wolfensperger
Karalynn Brunkhorst
Jeff Harn
Gretchen Ellerbroek
Mardell Skinner
Zachary Epley
Scott Brown
Bobbie Wolfensperger
Barbara McWhirter
Linda Judas
Jessica Ackerson
Breanna White
J.Keith McClung
Christopher Vowell
Zachary Brunkhorst
Clarice Paulsen
Melvin McCleary
Bradley Wylam
Gary Schultz
Christina Steiert
Kevin Lee
Christi Shader
Ryan Sand
07/17
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Noah Kahler
Myles Moehlis
Susan Kromminga
Amber Ogden
Isaac Van Arkel
Kieran Warning
Ryan Van Arkel
Amanda Bonjour
Mark Hanawalt
Don Brown
Marilyn Flege
JT Cashen
Austin Kahler
Teresa Negan
Kaden Emerson
Harry Janssen
Emilie Harn
Cole Chesnut
Jesse Kielman
Brandi Miller
Larry Winer
Donald King
Shelley Miller
Richard Neal
Bruce Johnston
Gary Doehrmann
Sarah Eggelston
Makayla Fincher
Karla Wheeler
Marianna King
John Reynolds
REMINDER
The first Sunday of each month is Communion Sunday. Please bring
a non-perishable food item to place in front of the Communion Table
for the Bremer County Food Pantry.
June
Return Service Requested
1400 West Bremer Ave.
Waverly, IA 50677
Non–Profit Org.
U.S. Postage Paid
Waverly IA 50677
Permit # 173
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June / July 2015