File - The Evangelical Covenant Church

February
NL COVENANT
2015
Family Promise Sunday
Feb. 22nd 2015
Inside this Issue
Pastors Article
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African Mission Sunday
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Youth News
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Children’s Ministries
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Church Happenings
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EXPANDING THE VISION…
Community News
RENEWING
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Republic of Congo and Sudan in
the heart of Africa on the other
side of the globe.
Congo missionary, Pete
Ekstrand, will be here speaking
and sharing on February 23rd
BOTH during worship but also
during the Adult Sunday School
time. Pete Ekstrand actually
worked here at NLECC in the 70s
in youth ministries. It was with a
program through the Covenant
Denomination at the time. Added
to this our church has long
supported him and he has revisited
us on many occasions. Pete will
update us on the Covenant Kids
This spring, it will be two years since we first shared a vision of being a Host
Church for homeless families through a new venture called Family Promise.
Well we have been hovering in a holding pattern since then, silent and
working behind the scenes, waiting for the most opportune time to launch this
new ministry opportunity.
Well the mother organization at the county level has the three legs to the
stool, as they call them, in place. An operating board of directors, 11 Host
Churches (though they seek 2 more), and $90,000 in the bank which together
will be the foundation to providing families shelter for each week of the
calendar year here in Kandiyohi County.
You don’t have to read very far or wide in God’s word to know he cares
about the homeless, the poor and the sojourners. It actually is all over! Come
on the 22nd and hear many passages which call out to God’s people to be
people of justice and compassion. We need to have a heart for what moves
the heart of God!!
Well, I am all about a ‘hand up’ before a ‘hand out’ and this program delivers
the goods in grace and with great community care. On Family Promise
Sunday, February 22nd , we will share all about it during both services. The
preaching will go in that direction along with the opportunity to hear from our
Family Promise Coordinators, while viewing a DVD which gives you a great
picture of the program. You will hear about the problem, the need AND how
we here at NLECC can be part of the solution. We get to build relationships
with those in need while getting a better picture of poverty and its results.
Be praying for a role you can play to make this possible here at our church!!
Come with an open mind and a compassionate heart. Remember a great
commitment to the great commission and the great commandment makes for
a great church!!
In His Grip, Pastor Kevin
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Kids Corner
Watch for the February afterschool celebration. The date will be Monday, February 9th from 3:30-6:00pm!
Cost is $3 per person. Ride bus #8 from school (bring your teacher a parent note) or have your parent drop
you off. Ages K-6th grade! Bring a friend or two! Our party will include an afterschool snack, games, craft
project, a movie and supper. Questions? Contact Paula at 354-2446 or obby@tds.net
Our next month of AWANA meetings include (Feb 4th) “Fake Injury Night”…pretend to have a fake injury (Feb
11th) “Valentine’s ‘Year’” celebration…wear lots of red or pink. (Feb 18 th) “Twin Night”…plan with a friend and
try to dress alike. (Feb 25th) “Tip the Scales”…every memory verse you recite will add to the total weight for
your team! Don’t miss each Wednesday night…full of fun and great friends…and even a surprise now and
then! 
Special NOTES to PARENTS about upcoming events!
Sunday, March 1st The children’s commission gives leadership to our annual LBBC Grant Fund brunch
following the morning worship service. If your child has gone to camp and been a recipient of this financial
blessing, we will be asking you to help with this meal. Please watch for a handout in your mailbox or email
with these details. Thanks!
Wednesday Night, March 4th, will be our annual visit from the camp staff at Lake Beauty Bible Camp to
promote the summer theme and kids camps. We would love to have you join us for that part of the evening if
you are interested in hearing about the summer camp plans. The camp presentation will be from 6:45-7:30.
Saturday Afternoon Night, March 7th, is a VERY special “Family Event”.
Who? Any families with children ages 0-12 yrs old! Older siblings are welcome to come along as well. Kids
must have at least one parent present in the building. Bring friends and their families too! 
What? A family event at the YMCA (unlimited use of all the main floor facilities, i.e. pools/waterslide, gym,
kids’ play room with tunnels and climbing area) AND supper available for everyone! (All kids 5 and under must
have a parent in the water with them.)
Where? In Willmar at the YMCA
Why? A chance for kids and families to play together!
When? Saturday, March 7th from 3-7:00pm. We will meet as a group for that designated time, but you are
welcome to come earlier and/or stay later as you choose. Pizza, fruit, beverages and bars will be served at
6:00 in the reserved meeting room.
How Much Does it Cost? An all-day family pass (no matter how many or how long) costs $18 paid to the
YMCA when you arrive (no cost if you are a member) and the supper is served at no cost to you!
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Church Happenings…
ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:00 Adult SS Option: Jim Molenaar
DVD Class entitled “Holy Ambition: Turning God-Shaped Dreams into Reality”
If the idea of walking with Jesus doesn't make you uncomfortable, you haven't thought seriously enough
about His presence in your life. The passed-down, packaged Jesus turns out to be quite different from the one
who steps alive and kicking out of the pages of Scripture. Author, pastor and radio teacher Chip Ingram
outlines what it takes to follow this renegade Jesus toward the idea of Holy Ambition. Stretching outside of
your comfortable existence is just the beginning. Dislocated hearts and broken spirits give way to radical,
faith-filled strategies that equip you to truly make a difference for God right now
10:30 Adult SS Option: Gary Swenson
DVD Class entitled 'Faith Lessons' a Ray Vander Laan's series
Uncover the passion and commitment early believers displayed as they claimed Jesus in the face of fierce
consequences and powerful adversaries.
MOPS
Tuesday - 9:30 -11:30 am
Every 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month.
February 10th & 24th
CHOIR
Wednesday’s at 6:30 pm, starting 2/18
All returning and new members welcome.
MISSION LINKS(Quilting Group)
Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 10:00 am
February 3rd & 17th
AN INVITATION TO THOSE ATTENDING
HERE AT ECC
Please consider coming to our next INQUIRERS CLASS
Sunday February 8th from 3:30-8:30pm w/ a meal
provided at 6pm. Child Care is being provided. Please
RSVP to the church office (320-354-2446 or
office@nlcovchurch.org) by Feb. 4th so we have a count
for meals and child care.
Our Denomination believes membership should be based
on new life in Christ which means all those seeking
membership at ECC share their faith stories with our
Elders. This is our true basis for who comes into
membership… new life in Christ. However, we do require
all seeking membership to attend the Inquires Class to hear
more of our ministries, beliefs, history, core values and
denominational distinctive previous to making this
important decision. This is good for perspective members
OR just those seeking more information about our church
and denomination.
Then those seeking to pursue membership are invited
to share testimony with our Elders in late February
TBD.
Please prayerfully consider joining us in a greater way here
at ECC.
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More Church Happenings…
Save the date! ECC Women's Retreat Make plans now to attend the 2nd Annual ECC Ladies Winter Retreat Friday, February 6th
(evening) through Saturday, February 7th (late afternoon). Similar to last year, you can
sign up to spend the night at Kathy Graham's home where we will be holding the retreat OR
you can make a quick trip home to sleep in your own bed and return again in the morning
for the remainder of the retreat.
This 24 hour retreat is designed for ECC women of all ages to fellowship together and
enjoy free time set aside for visiting and working on personal lap projects, as well as a 3
session speaker/study, and several optional organized activities as well.
The cost is minimal, with scholarship funds available as well. Plan to spend all or any of
the designated time with us! There should have been a brochure with the specific schedule,
activities, and a registration form in your church mailboxes. Please register on-line or with
the registration form at the information desk by Feb. 1st.
Church Ski Day
Sunday February 15, 4-8pm @ Andes Tower Hill.
$20 for ski rental and lift, $30 for Snowboard and lift. $15 for
lift ticket only.
Carpool from ECC @ 2pm. Sign-up with Rob or sign up sheet
at the office.
GET CONNECTED:
Please see the church office staff if you are in need of a mailbox,
would like to be included in the prayer and church emails, or
included on the birthday and prayer calendars.
If you would like to receive your Monthly Newsletter by email,
please email the church office. office@nlcovchurch.org
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Community News…
Foster Care with Lutheran Social
Service
Lutheran Social Service is actively
recruiting families in your area who would
have interest in becoming a foster parent.
Do you have room in your heart and home
for a child who is in transition and needs a
safe, supportive home in which to live and
grow? There is need for a few good homes
in this area. We need homes for all ages of
kids. Kids are in need of temporary homes,
long term and permanent homes/adoptive
homes. On February 10th at 5:30PM at
Lutheran Social Service office will be
holding an informational meeting on
becoming a foster parent. Please join us at
1601 HWY 12 E, Suite 6 in Willmar.
Please call Foster Care Coordinator Brooke
Rustad at 320-235-5411 or email at
brooke.rustad@lssmn.org if you have any
questions.
Volunteers NEEDED!
Grace Living Community of Glen Oaks is
seeking volunteers to assist and be a
companion to our residents. It is our
mission to provide the best quality of care
however we could use you to help us!
Volunteers are needed to visit, play games,
share in music, crafts and other talents, and
join us with friendship and fellowship for
the residents we serve.
Parent Networking Group
Thursday, February 12th , 6:30-8:00 pm
First Lutheran Church, 703 S Sibley Ave.,
Litchfield, MN
“Autism is a World” Becky Sook, will lead
a discussion following the Movie.
See bulletin board for more information
Peer Connect Social Group
Monday, February 16th, 6:30-8:00 pm
West Central Industries, 1300 22nd Street
SW, Willmar
Valentine’s Party – See bulletin board for
more information
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Covenant Trust Newsletter
Risk Tolerance
Investing would be a lot simpler if risk and return were inversely related. There definitely would be a
lot less mystery to it all if there were plenty of low risk, high return options to choose from. However,
we must usually assume more risk with our investments in order to have the potential for a greater
return.
For example, high quality bonds generally carry less market risk than stocks -- but they usually offer a
lower return. So while stocks tend to carry more market risk than bonds, that higher risk may create the
potential for a higher return.
The potential for a great return can be alluring but you can’t simply ignore the risk involved. Just the
opposite is true. Not only should you be aware of the risk involved with your investments, you should
also know how much risk you are comfortable assuming. This is called your risk tolerance.
When determining your risk tolerance, consider these questions:
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How soon will you need to cash in your investments?
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How will a loss on your investment affect the rest of your finances?
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If your investment loses money, can you afford to stick with the investment and wait for it to
recover?
If you determine that your risk tolerance is very low, it doesn’t mean you should avoid risk or shun
investing altogether; not investing can be risky, too! Whether your tolerance is high, low, or
somewhere in-between, you need an investment plan that properly reflects the level of risk you’re
willing to take on. Additionally, remember that your risk tolerance can change over time or as your
financial situation changes. As such, it’s a good idea to regularly assess your risk tolerance.
Whether you’re new to investing or a long-time investor, Steve Allison, our local Field Service
Representative, can help you determine your risk tolerance and discuss appropriate investment options
for you. For more information, contact Steve at 877-768-1766 or email him at
srallison@covenanttrust.com.
Do these questions about risk and return raise even more questions for you? If so, we can help you get
answers. Send your investment and personal finance questions to questions@covenanttrust.com. And
for more investment and personal finance tips, visit and subscribe to our blog: www.covtrustblog.com.
Steve Allison, ChFC | Financial Services Representative | Covenant Trust Company
5706 Arnold Rd, Duluth, MN 55803 | Office: 800-483-2177 | Direct: 877-768-1766
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February 3rd: Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church
February 10th: Evangelical Covenant Church
February 17th: Faith Lutheran Church
February 24th: Peace Lutheran Church
The purpose of Tuesday’s Table is to build
relationships among all of God’s people.
Link Newsletter
February 2015
Greetings from the Link!
How is your new year’s resolution holding up? I know that here at the Link, we are working hard on ours! This
is an exciting time for us as we look forward to a year of helping people in northern Kandiyohi County. We
continue to create new and better ways to serve our community. Long-term goals and strategies are being
developed as we move forward with our new Director, Nancy Johnson.
Johnson and her husband Jeff moved to Spicer from the Twin Cities in 2009. She brings more than 35 years of
fund development and planning experience as Director of Development in a number of organizations including
Regions Hospital Foundation, HealthEast Care System and Lifetrack Resources. The past four-plus years
Johnson served as the Coordinator at Willmar Area Community Foundation. She was the lead Foundation staff
person to establish the New London-Spicer Area Fund. Johnson looks forward to visiting with The Link
supporters in the months ahead.
It is hard to think spring, but the Link is already planning our annual “Just the Basics” event! We are looking for
volunteers and donations to make this event happen! This year the event will be held on Saturday, April 25th at
Cross Roads Community Church!
Many of the families that we serve struggle to purchase basic necessities once the bills are paid. Be on the
lookout for convenient drop sites to donate specific items, such as: toilet paper, paper towels, Kleenex and
laundry soap! This event is not possible without caring people like you! Thanks for your kindness.
Also mark your calendars for the 2nd Annual Rib Fest on Sunday, June 14th-a fun community event that
attracted almost a thousand people in 2014.
Volunteer
Opportunities!
Warm blessings to you,
Nancy Johnson
Link Director
thelink@faithspicer.org
Chasity Ommodt
Director of Client Services
thelinkservices@faithspicer.org
310 Medayto Drive, Spicer, MN 56288
320.796.2522
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We are always looking for more
volunteer drivers or people with
trucks to help haul, pick up or
deliver items.
Call Chasity to get signed up!
February 2015
Lake Beauty Bible Camp Newsletter
In This Issue
Winter Whiteout
Couples Retreat
Spring Quilting
Summer Camp 2015
Family Camp Early Bird
Nurses Needed
Quick Links
CCCA (Christian Camp and Conference
Association)
The Evangelical Covenant Church
Northwest Conference
Wants and Needs List
Volunteer Projects List
Calendar
Trailblazer Winter Whitout
February 6-7
Couples' Retreat
February 13-15
Spring Quilt 1
March 13-15
Spring Quilt 2
March 16-19
Spring Work Day
May 2
Memorial Day Family Camp
May 22-25
Contact Us
Lake Beauty Office
(320) 732-3218
Winter Whiteout Trailblazer Retreat
February
6-7
Twenty-four
hours of
non-stop
fun! Winter
Whiteout is
an
overnight
retreat that
will offer
time for
kids to hear
God's Word
from our
great
speaker,
James Rock,
plus lots of
outside play
time at camp on our tubing hill and broomball rink! Trailblazer
"Winter Whiteout" Overnight is for students currently in Grades 1-6.
Weekend Cost:
$55 per person through Feb 1.
$65 after Feb 1.
Note to Drivers: Knowing that it is a long drive to camp for some
kids, we are again providing a no-cost overnight option for drivers,
either to just relax (as space allows) or as a weekend volunteer. If
drivers are planning on staying at camp they MUST call the office at
least 1 week in advance to check on availability. If adult drivers are
willing to be a weekend volunteer, they must go to our Volunteer
page on the website to fill out a Volunteer application which allows us
to run a background check. Preference given to drivers further than
75 miles away.
Executive Director
Brian Alnes
Site Director
Bob Bangtson
Program Director
Christa Ebert
Interim Solid Rock Director
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Rudy and Nancy King
Guest Services
Leland Sheneberger
Maintenance
Ben Graham
Food Service
Chris Proctor
Registrar
Mari Jo Foote
Assistant Program
Nellie McCarthy
Volunteers
Vern & Judy Matheson
Couples Retreat - Sail Away With Me, The Best Is Yet To Be!
February 13-15
We invite married couples to come aboard for a
weekend of fun and romance as we set sail and
take time to enjoy the Son. This weekend will be
an opportunity for husbands and wives to relax,
rest and rejuvenate your relationship while you let
the Lake Beauty "deck crew" serve you.
Guest Speakers: Bob & Pam MacRae
Bob MacRae has been a Professor at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago
for 18 years where he teaches courses in Youth Ministry and Marriage
& Family. He has been married to his wife Pam for 33 years. Pam is
also a Professor at Moody. Bob often speaks at camps as well as
marriage retreats.
For more information visit our website:
http://lbbc.com/Retreats/CouplesRetreat.aspx
Visit Our Web Site!
Spring Quilting Retreats
Lake Beauty's Quilting Retreats are designed for
everyone: beginners to those who have been quilting
for years. Work is done at your own pace with both
individual and group instruction. Techniques are
demonstrated and instructors are available to help
make your time with us both productive and
memorable.
Jump Start (March 12-13, Thu-Fri)
Includes overnight, sewing space, and 3 meals (Thu Lunch, Supper &
Fri Breakfast)
NOTE: Must be registered for Spring Quilt #1 to sign up for Jump
Start.
Spring Quilt #1 (March 13-15, Fri-Sun)
Guest Quilt Shop/Teacher: The Noble Quilter, Elk River MN
Spring Quilt #2 (March 16-19, Mon-Thu)
Guest Quilt Shop/Teacher: Gruber's Quilt Shop, St Cloud MN
Add On Day (March 19-20, Thu-Fri)
No schedules, no interruptions . . . Just more sewing time!
(Overnight & sewing space only - meals are on your own)
NOTE: Must be registered for Spring Quilt #2
For more information visit our website:
http://lbbc.com/Retreats/QuiltingRetreats.aspx
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Coming Summer 2015...
Treasures of the Kingdom
Ahoy, there me Hearties! It's time to batten down
the hatches and get ready to 'heave ho' as we
navigate the seas of life in search of the Treasures of
the Kingdom. But beware me Mattie's, for a storm is
a brewing and there is a Pirate a sail who is ready to
hornswoggle and pillage your life of all the True
treasure. Shiver me timbers!, this Pirate is a true
scallywag; yet there is another ship on the horizon.
There is One who wishes to show you lads and lasses
how to find the True Treasures of the Kingdom. Aye! We invite you
aboard H.M.S. Sofēä (Wisdom) this summer to journey with us as we
trim the sails in a new direction.
Keep your eyes on the horizon for the summer's treasure maps
(brochure) to appear in your mailbox!
For more information or to register for summer camp head to
www.lbbc.com or call the office at 320-732-3218.
Family Camp Early Bird Discount
New Discount Deadline: April 3
New this summer! Save $20 per lodging area just by
registering for a 2015 Family Camp by Friday, April
3! This includes Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor
Day Family Camps. If you left your $50 deposit last
summer, you already qualify and should be receiving
a 2015 Confirmation Letter in your email soon. For
complete details, see the Family Camp page on the
LBBC website. Or call the Camp Office at (320) 732-3218.
Nurses Needed!
Summer 2015
Are you a nurse/health professional/EMT? Do you like
working with kids? If you answered yes to both of
these questions, then we need your help!
Each week of camp we need a volunteer nurse to help
distribute medication to campers, hand out band aids,
and help those few campers who have homesickness.
Would you be willing to help? If so contact Christa at
christa@lbbc.com or call the office at 320-732-3218.
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New Addition Construction Plan Update!!
Dear New London,
Over the past many months, the Board of Directors of LBBC has been making plans to add onto the Dining
Hall in order to provide the needed space for both Lake Beauty programs and for additional guest groups to
host their events at LBBC.
We had planned to start construction in the fall of 2014 but the Board met in August and decided to delay the
start of construction in order to provide additional information to our member churches about the need for
additional space and to raise some additional funds before the start of construction. We have continued to do
fundraising and communicate the benefits that this addition will bring to camp. We have received additional
funds for the project and, at this point, we have $82,449.69 in the bank. We still want to raise additional funds,
but there is a critical need for the additional space as the ministries at Lake Beauty continue to grow. As such,
the Board met in January to discuss the options and made a decision to authorize construction to begin early in
the spring of 2015.
There are a few churches who have taken on the challenge of holding a, "Kingdom Investment" Sunday where
they spoke to their congregation about investing financially in this project. There are also several churches that
are having their Kingdom Investment Sunday in 2015. With these additional churches taking on the challenge
and others who have said that they will help support the project financially, we are moving ahead with
construction. We have set up financing through our local bank with better than expected terms to provide the
additional funds to make this building addition a reality.
As we move ahead with the construction, there will also be many opportunity for those who would like to
come and help construct this new building. Our plan right now is to get the foundation in and the building
framed by contractors to complete that work in a timely manner. The closing in and the finish work will be
done with as much volunteer labor as we can get, which we trust will be most of it. There will be significant
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opportunities for those who are gifted in the building and finishing aspect of construction, and your help will
be just as beneficial as those who have contributed their financial resources to make this happen. For every
person who comes and helps build, we will avoid paying to have this work done. It is also a great opportunity
for fellowship and to create ownership in this project and in LBBC as there is something very special about
sweat equity in the camp.
This building addition is the greatest facility need that Lake Beauty has at this time, it is consistent with our
campus master plan and it will significantly enhance our capacity for additional ministry. Please share this
update with others in your church community and continue to encourage individuals to make a "Kingdom
Investment" through a financial contribution to this project and/or a commitment to come and share their
construction and finishing talents when that help is needed. Thank you!
If you have any questions or comments - Please contact Brian Alnes - brian@lbbc.com or 320-219-3199 or
Paul Zahasky Board Chair at zumbro@lbbc.com .
These are exciting times for LBBC!!
Lake Beauty Board
Sincerely,
Lake Beauty Bible Camp Board
West Central MN Growing Project
Annual Meeting – 2015
The annual meeting of the West Central MN Growing Project was held on January 20, 2015 at McMillan’s Restaurant,
Willmar, MN, and was called to order at 11:35 a.m. The following members were present: Dean Gunderson, Barb
Gunderson, Lyle Stai, Mike McCain, Andy League, Mike Lindquist, David Peterson, and Lloyd Melvie.
The minutes of the 2014 annual meeting were read and approved. The treasurer’s report was given and showed a current
balance of $6,022.38
After a discussion of the program in the Central African Republic that we have been helping to fund in the past, a motion
was made, seconded and approved to send $6,000. to that program again this year.
A motion was made, seconded, and passed to elect the following officers for 2015.
President – Dean Gunderson
Vice President – Keith VanHeuveln
Secretary/Treasurer – Mike McCain
Further discussion concerning the future of the WCMGP was held, with some ideas presented for promotion of Foods
Resource Bank.
The meeting was adjourned at 12:30 p.m.
Submitted by,
Lloyd R. Melvie
Secretary, West Central MN Growing Project
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FEBRUARY BIRTHDAY CALENDAR
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Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
Noah Carlson
Don Gunderson
2
Carmen Olson
Andy Ploegstra
3
Donna Hacker
4
5
Beverly Lambert
Madisen
Radabaugh
6
Lindsey Caskey
Al Dybsand
Chuck Magnuson
Sara Schultz
7
James
Radabaugh
8
9
Marcia Willey
10
11
Brody Duke
12
Marlys Goodsen
13
14
Elly Caskey
Kathy Hofstad
RoxAnn
Radabaugh
15
Sherry Olson
16
Cheryl Johnson
Scott Schmidt
17
18
Andrew Gronli
Cortney Miller
Linda Radabaugh
19
20
21
22
Debbie Everson
23
24
Dean Carlson
Summer Moore
25
26
27
28
John Bills
If your birthday has been recorded wrong or you would like to be included in the
birthday calendar, please inform the church office.
FEBRUARY PRAYER CALENDAR
PRIL
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
Donavon &
Marilyn Johnson
2
Mark & Dawn
Johnson &
Family
3
Scott & Bridjett
Jones & Family
4
Judy Kemp
5
Sue Kemp &
Family
6
Keith & Gretchen
Kleinsasser
7
Jeff & Karen
Koehler
8
Arlett Dilly Kulset
9
Jim & Judy
Kulset
10
Matt & Jodi
Kulset & Family
11
Bev Lambert
12
Clayton & Joyce
Larson
13
Richard &
Miranda Lelonek
& Family
14
Adell Lindquist
15
Manuel & Anna
Acevedo
16
Kevin &
Shannon
Lindquist &
Family
17
Larry & Karen
Lindquist
18
Mark & Jacky
Lindquist
19
Willard & Bonnie
Lindquist
20
Marilyn
Lungstrom
21
Barry & Deidre
Lynch & Family
22
Charles & Marilyn
Magnuson
23
Jason & Judy
Malacko &
Family
24
Sherman & Bette
Mankell
25
Kevin & Mary
Melin & Family
26
Grant & Cortney
Miller & Family
27
Gene & Tris
Mische & Family
28
Jim & Laura
Molenaar &
Family
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FEBRUARY
Sunday
Monday
1
9:00 am –Blended
Worship Service
9:15 am –
Sunday School for all
ages
10:30 am –
Contemporary
Worship Service &
Adult Sunday School
5:00 pm – Jr/Sr High
Super Bowl Party @
The Lindquist’s
2
8
9:00 am –Blended
Worship Service
9:15 am –
Sunday School for all
ages
10:30 am –
Contemporary
Worship Service &
Adult Sunday School
11:45 am – Feast &
Family
9
15
9:00 am –Blended
Worship Service
9:15 am –
Sunday School for all
ages
10:30 am –
Contemporary
Worship Service &
Adult Sunday School
2:00 pm – Church Ski
Day
22
9:00 a.m. –Blended
Worship Service
9:15 am –
Sunday School for all
ages
10:30 am –
Contemporary
Worship Service &
Adult Sunday School
16
No School
Afterschool
Celebration
Tuesday
4
6:30 am – Men’s
Fellowship Breakfast
6:00 pm –
Tuesday’s Table
@ Our Lady of
the Lakes
5:30 pm – Family Meal
6:00 pm – Awana &
Fusion
6:30 pm - Emmaus Road
10
9:30 am – MOPS
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
5
6
Women’s
Retreat
7
Women’s
Retreat
11
5:30 pm – Family Meal
6:00 pm – Awana &
Fusion
6:30 pm - Emmaus Road
12
7:30 pm Council
Meeting
13
14
17
10:00 am –
Mission Links
18
6:30 am – Men’s
Fellowship Breakfast
19
20
6:00 pm –
Tuesday’s Table
@ Faith Lutheran
5:30 pm – Family Meal
6:00 pm – Awana &
Fusion
6:30 pm - Emmaus Road
6:30 pm - Choir
21
Children’s
Ministry
Appreciatio
n Dinner
24
9:30 am – MOPS
25
5:30 pm – Family Meal
6:00 pm – Awana &
Fusion
6:30 pm - Emmaus Road
6:30 pm - Choir
26
27
28
Senior
High
Mystery
Retreat
6:00 pm –
Tuesday’s Table
@ ECC
23
Wednesday
3
10:00 am –
Mission Links
6:00 pm –
Tuesday’s Table
@ Peace Lutheran
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