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March & April 2018 The Seasons of Lent & Easter

Holy Week Worship Schedule

March 25: Palm/Passion Sunday - Worship at 9:15am

March 29: Maundy Thursday - Worship at 6pm

March 30: Good Friday - Worship at 1pm

April 1: Easter Potluck Breakfast - 7:45am

Easter -Worship at 9:15am (No Sunday School)

Every day do something that won't compute. Love the Lord. Love the world. Work for nothing. Take all that you have and be poor. Love someone who does not deserve it.…Ask the questions that have no answers….Plant sequoias. Say that your main crop is the forest that you did not plant,

that you will not live to harvest.…Be joyful though you have considered all the facts…. Practice resurrection. --excerpts from Wendell Berry’s poem Manifesto:

The Mad Farmer Liberation Front

I love Wendell Berry’s exuberant poem about living

radically, and find his exhortation to “practice

resurrection” to be timeless, though it’s especially

fitting this year since Easter falls on April Fool’s

Day. St. Paul describes us all as “fools for Christ” (1

Cor. 4:10), and so we are. We are people who lose

our lives to find them, and who come not to be

served, but to serve. It is my joy to do this with you

every day of every week. This year April 1 marks my

7th anniversary as pastor at Trinity. I am delighted to

be doing ministry alongside all of you.

The month of March is filled

with opportunities for us to

follow Jesus in his counter-

cultural ministry of service and

self-sacrifice. Join us on

Wednesdays in Lent at 6:00

p.m. for a period of quiet

reflection (Holden Evening Prayer) and a peek into

Lent from the Margins, a glimpse of often-

overlooked characters in the Passion Story and in our

time.

If you are hungry for a day of learning, you may

want to attend the South Central Synod of WI’s

LEAD event on Sat., March 10 (you must sign up

immediately at http://www.scsw-elca.org)! LEAD is

a day of worship, inspiring presentations and

informative, engaging workshops. This year it’s

being held at First Lutheran Church, in Janesville.

Talk to me if you’d like to carpool

On Sundays in Lent, Trinity continue to follow Jesus

toward the dramatic events of Holy Week, which

begins with Palm/Passion Sunday—March 25 at 9:15

a.m.—and continues through Maundy Thursday

March 29 (Worship with Foot Washing and

Communion at 6 p.m.) and Good Friday, March 30

(Worship at 1 p.m.). The week culminates with a

joyous service on Easter morning—April 1—at

9:15a.m. There will be a potluck breakfast

downstairs before worship--watch for a sign-up

sheet! We’ll need extra readers in worship on Palm

Sunday and Good Friday; please let me know if

you’d like to help!

The 50 days following Easter are days of continued

celebration and renewal. After its Lenten hiatus, the

lectionary Bible study will begin again on Thursdays

at 6 p.m. in the library, starting April 12th. We’re

also offering another educational opportunity on

Sundays after worship, beginning April 8th—a series

about Paul, with DVD’s from leading historical-

critical Biblical scholar, Dr. John Dominic Crossan.

Keep living authentic, joyful, radical lives! Practice

resurrection!

Pastor Sue

1904 Winnebago Street – Madison, WI 53704 Phone: (608) 249-8527 – Fax: (608) 249-9070

Email: tlcmsn@gmail.com – Website: www.tlcmsn.org

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Planning Council Member Installation - February 11, 2018

A very special thank you to Mark Schwarz, who faithfully completed his second term as Planning

Council President in 2017. Mark will continue to serve as Treasurer in 2018.

Thank you Mark! Trinity is so grateful for your time and dedication.

Lay Ministry - January Pocket Change

Dear people of Trinity,

I wanted to thank everybody who donated and keeps on donating items for the Jail Ministry. I

have taken two loads of boxes to Chaplain Christa Fisher who is overwhelmed by the

generosity of Trinity. We’re actively exploring more opportunities for us to take part in the

action of the Jail ministry. I am trying to make our congregation part of the support groups

organized by Chaplain Christa. These support groups are meant to bring people who were

incarcerated and people who can leave the jail during the day through the work release

program together so that they can share their experiences and find a new community to help

them to come back into our society.

Since many of these men and women are homeless or still in jail, we are looking for people

willing to cook meals for these meetings. The idea is to feed people’s bodies and souls by inviting them to

share words and food all together. This is an ongoing project but feel free to reach out to me if you would be

interested in being part of it.

In addition, there are other opportunities to be involved in the Jail Ministry. Pease visit the

website https://sites.google.com/malc-online.org/madison-area-jail-ministry/home or contact me

at nhoustin@yahoo.fr or 608-370-9125 for more information.

Thank you to all of you for caring about this invisible but essential ministry!

Nathan Houstin

Pick up your Trinity Lutheran Parking Permit

As you all know, we are having continued issues with parking in our church lot. Therefore, we

are going to be watching that more carefully, and having ‘unauthorized parkers’ ticketed, and

perhaps towed. We have orange parking permits for Trinity members and guests in the

Narthex. Please pick one up and put it on your dashboard, especially if you are here during the

week or at hours other than for worship services.

Thank you,

Kia Conrad Lay Ministry/Congregational Life

President Shirley Olson

VP Alpha Steve Dyer

VP Omega Tom Conrad

Treasurer Mark Schwarz

Property Don Huseby

Cong. Life Eric Castleberg

Lay Ministry Kia Conrad

Worship Gary Turk

Stewardship Mike Byrne

Education Vicki Olson

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Special Events & Information

2018 Lenten Worship Series

Wednesdays at 6 p.m.

“Lent from the Margins” March 7 – Victim of Violence (Luke 22:50-51)

March 14 – In the Wrong Place at the Wrong Time

March 21 – Flip-Flopper (Luke 23:47)

At these services, we are using the contemporary vespers service, Holden Evening

Prayer by Marty Haugen. There is also time for laying on of hands and anointing with

oil for healing. (Note: We are not having Lenten meals on Wednesday evenings this

year.)

On Sundays during the season of Lent, we are using liturgical pieces by Middle

Eastern composers, primarily by Yusuf Khill (b. 1931), who was the director of music

at the Basilica of the Annunciation in Nazareth. The church is built on the site of what was believed to have

been Mary’s home, where she was visited by the Angel Gabriel. In worship we are singing the Kyrie, Holy,

Holy, and Lamb of God from Mr. Khill’s “Mass of the Holy Family,” which he wrote in Nazareth.

Nazareth is known as “the Arab capital of Israel.” Its citizens are 69% Muslim

and 31% Christian. The musical setting of the Lord’s Prayer we are using

throughout Lent was written by Laila Constantine, a composer from Lebanon. .

Lebanon is the most religiously diverse country in the Middle East, having 54%

Muslim citizens and 41% Christians. Pictured right is an image of a plate from

Lebanon with the Lord’s Prayer printed in Arabic.

Holy Week Worship Schedule

March 25: Palm/Passion Sunday Worship at 9:15am

March 29: Maundy Thursday Worship at 6pm

March 30: Good Friday Worship at 1pm

April 1: Easter Potluck Breakfast* at 7:45am

Easter Worship at 9:15am (No Sunday School)

*Please watch for a sign-up sheet in the Narthex for the Easter Potluck Breakfast!

Easter Lily Sale

Easter lilies will again be sold in the narthex following worship on March 11, 18, and 25. Please

help us fill the Easter garden in the sanctuary with a lily. Lilies may be purchased “in memory of”

or “in honor of” loved ones or family members. The cost is $15 each.

Volunteers needed for IHN (Interfaith Hospitality Network)

Guests from IHN will be here soon! Sunday, March 11 is move-in day. If you would like to help or if you have

any questions, please contact Vicki Olson at (608) 444-3830 or Kia Conrad at (608) 445-1838. This will be

our last time hosting IHN at Trinity.

.ليتقدس اسمك li-ya-ta-qaddas-i asm-u-ka.

Hallowed be thy name.

ماوات الذي في الس‘alladhī fī as-samāwāt,

Who art in heaven,

أباناAbā-nā

Our Father

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The Road Home is Closing the IHN Program

A program that has sheltered homeless families in Madison-area churches and synagogues

since 1999 will end — at least partly because progress is being made finding such families

permanent homes.

The Road Home’s Interfaith Hospitality Network Shelter Program will end this spring.

Trinity is among 13 congregations who take week-long turns hosting as many as 14 people,

or three or four families. Some 40 other “buddy” congregations provide meals and other help to the sheltered.

The Road Home Board members made the unanimous decision to end the program, not because of a lack

of funding, but because of plans by social-service providers and developers for low-cost housing projects, and

also due to a decrease in the number of homeless families.

Summers are always the busiest months for family shelters and TRH is working with Dane County staff

and other shelter providers to see what solutions for bigger capacity issues during a few months a year.

The IHN host and buddy churches have spent much time with TRH staff considering ways that willing

and engaged volunteers might transition into another one of The Road Home programs. Stay tuned for

announcements of opportunities that are coming for us to help.

NOTE:

Trinity has been a host shelter since 1999 and we would like to honor ALL of the Trinity

volunteers who have helped in any way to make this shelter program such a success.

Please notify the church office, Vicki Olson or Kia Conrad, if you have ever helped with

TRINITY LUTHERAN IHN and in what capacity.

Sunday Adult Education Series, The Challenge of Paul, begins April 8

Ever found yourself in church on a Sunday listening to a New Testament reading from one of Paul’s letters and

wondering just what THAT was all about?

On the five Sundays following worship starting on April 8th, there will be an hour-long study and discussion in

the library on The Challenge of Paul. Through brief video presentations and written resource guides, noted

author and biblical scholar Dr. John Dominic Crossan will take us back into the 1St century setting of the

Pauline Letters of our New Testament, challenging us to better understand them and their relevance to us, here

in the 21st century.

The program actually consists of two four-segment sessions following an introductory prologue session. A

schedule for the final four sessions will be determined following completion of the first group. The total

program is as follows:

Theme 1: Paul & Jesus

Prologue In Search of the Historical Paul

Session 1.1 An Appealing or Appalling Apostle?

Session 1.2 How to Read a Pauline Letter

Session 1.3 The Romanization of a Radical

Session 1.4 Jewish Covenant versus Roman Empire

Theme 2: Paul & Luke

Session 2.1 The Future of Roman Christianity

Session 2.2 Vision and Vocation in Damascus

Session 2.3 The Long-Distance Apostle

Session 2.4 The God-Worshipers

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Thursday evening Bible study will resume April 12

After its Lenten hiatus, the lectionary Bible study will begin again on Thursdays at 6 p.m. in the library, starting

April 12th.

Meet Philip Simeon from Unified Cleaning, Trinity’s Clean-

Up Specialist!

Hello Trinity Church members. My name is Philip Simeon. I am the new

custodian at Trinity. I come to you via the beautiful island of St. Lucia, located

in the Eastern Caribbean. I was born and raised in St. Lucia, living near the sea

in the village of Laborie. I spent all my youth days helping my mom, as my

father died when I was 5 years old, leaving seven kids for my mom to raise by herself. I was not able to

continue my education after I was 15, as my mother needed me to help with work. I had to help her with

gardening, working in the country and going to sea fishing.

Eventually I started my own business cultivating, harvesting and processing sea moss, which is a plant that

grows in the sea and is very nutritious. I was married and had three sons. My first wife left me with three young

boys, Sampson, Suneil and Ross. After a few years, I met an American woman who was in the Peace Corps

who lived close to my house on the beach. I fell in love with her and we were married. I then came to America

and now have another son who was born in Madison named Noah.

I am happy to be in Madison and working with the people at Trinity. I love to interact with people and am very

interested in meeting people and sharing stories.

Please stop by and say hello if you see me working at Trinity!

Trinity members are welcome to let Don Huseby, Property Team Chair, or other members of council, know how

the transition to Unified Cleaning for our custodial services is going. Thank you!

MEMORIALS AND DONATIONS

MEMORIALS – JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2018

Dorothy McNichols

Undesignated – Adeline Jane Rastas (non-member)

DONATIONS – JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2018

FLOWERS

Gale Bender – In memory of Barbara & loved ones.

Wayne & Mary Ann Martin – in honor of Mary Ann’s 80th

Birthday.

WINE

Darlene Radel – January Altar Wine

Wayne & Mary Ann Martin – February Altar Wine in

honor of Mary Ann’s 80th Birthday.

BREAD

Charlotte Kalish

Deana Hipke

Shirley Olson

Anne Spilde

Ruth Kroneman

DONATIONS – JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2018

NEEDY FUND

Leah Circle

Donna Fox

TSQ Investments – for use of TLC parking lot.

JAIL MINISTRY

Rick & Vicki Olson

IN KIND DONATIONS

Vicki Olson – Supplies for Andy’s retirement party.

Rick & Vicki Olson – Office Paper

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NOTES OF THANKS AND APPRECIATION

Celebration for Andy Kvalheim – Sunday, January 7

Thank you to all who did so much to prepare (especially Kia Conrad and Vicki Olson)

and for all who shared stories at the reception celebrating Andy’s 37 YEARS of

service as Trinity’s custodian. This wonderfully attended event was a very special way

to honor the priceless value that Andy provided to Trinity for nearly four decades!

We continue to thank Andy for keeping our sidewalks snow-free and safe, and for

being available to answer questions and share advice, as we continue with our

janitorial transition.

Dear People of Trinity Lutheran Church…Thank you for your recent donation of

$100 to help sustain the ongoing good work of Madison Area Urban Ministy Your support helps to sustain us in

our common work on behalf of our vulnerable neighbors. Peace, Linda Neuman (MUM Board Member)

Dear Pastor Susan Schneider and members of Trinity Lutheran Church…Thank you so

much for your donation towards the holiday baskets.

With your help and generosity, we were able to provide 120 baskets, providing food for

holiday meals to those in need. Sincerely, East Madison Community Center & Families

A special note for the knitters at Trinity Lutheran in Madison…Thank you, thank you, thank you for the

soft, warm prayer shawl. It lives in my office and I use it daily. Not only does it keep me warm on the outside,

but it also gives me a sense of peace and warmth inside.

Your gift is much appreciated. Sincerely, Carolyn Schneider – ELCA missionary in Hong Kong

Community Opportunities

Volunteer with Agrace Hospice

Agrace Hospice & Palliative Care is seeking local volunteers. You can brighten the

lives of people with serious illnesses by volunteering. New-volunteer orientation

sessions will be held Thursday, March 1, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Tuesday, March 13,

from 8 a.m. to noon, at Agrace’s Madison campus. Before they attend orientation,

prospective volunteers will complete an application and interview about their skills and interests. Call (608) 327-7163

with questions or to register for orientation.

Forgiveness and the Journey of Healing

Friday, March 16, 7 p.m.

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church

550 Lincoln Drive, Sun Prairie

All are invited to hear guest speaker Robert Enright, professor at UW-Madison, licensed psychologist, and co-founder of

the International Forgiveness Institute, speak on community renewal through forgiveness.

Parking adjacent to the church with zero grade entrance…mobility friendly and hearing assistance devices

available.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

8AM OFS (PH)

12PM Leah Circle

1:30PM Yoga (FH)

4PM Canopy Center Group (215)

5PM Girl Scouts (PH)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

2

(Church office is Closed)

3 9 AM- Noon Diakonia Class (L)

4 LENT 3

8:30 AM Just Bakery

9:15 AM Worship & Sunday

School

5

6:00 PM NAMI (PH)

7:00 PM AA Meeting

(FH)

7:30 PM Recorders

(Rm. 215)

6

8AM OFS (PH)

1PM OFS (PH)

6PM Chapel Ringers (MR)

6PM Boy Scouts (PH)

7

8AM OFS (FH)

9AM Quilters (PH)

1:30PM TOPS (YR)

6PM Lenten Worship (S)

6:50PM Trinity Choir (MR)

8

8AM OFS (PH)

12:30PM Rebekkah Circle

1:30PM Yoga (FH)

4PM Canopy Center Group (215)

5PM Girl Scouts (PH)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

9

(Church office

is Closed)

10

Synod LEAD Event

First Lutheran Church

Janesville

9 AM- Noon Diakonia

Class (L)

11

LENT 4

9:15 AM Worship & Sunday

School

10:30AM Easter Lily Sales (N)

IHN- MOVE IN

12

IHN

7:00 PM AA Meeting

(FH)

7:30 PM Recorders

(Rm. 215)

13

IHN

6PM Chapel Ringers (MR)

6PM Boy Scouts (PH)

7:00 PM Planning Council (L)

14

IHN

9AM Quilters (PH)

1:30PM TOPS (YR)

6PM Lenten Worship (S)

6:50PM Trinity Choir (MR)

15

IHN

1:30PM Yoga (FH)

4PM Canopy Center Group (215)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

16

IHN

(Church office

is Closed)

17

IHN

9 AM- Noon Diakonia

Class (L)

10AM Oxford House

(215)

18

LENT 5

9:15 AM Worship & Sunday

School

(Homebound Communion)

10:30AM Easter Lily Sales (N)

IHN – MOVE OUT

19

8AM OFS (PH)

6:00 PM NAMI Group

(PH)

7:00 PM AA Meeting

(FH)

7:30 PM Recorders

(Rm. 215)

20

8AM OFS (PH)

6PM Chapel Ringers (MR)

6PM Boy Scouts (PH)

21

8AM OFS (FH)

9AM Quilters (PH)

1:30PM TOPS (YR)

6PM Lenten Worship (S)

6:50PM Trinity Choir (MR)

22

8AM OFS (PH)

1:30PM Yoga (FH)

4PM Canopy Center Group (215)

5PM Girl Scouts (PH)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

23

(Church office

is Closed)

24

9 AM- Noon Diakonia

Class (L)

25

PALM SUNDAY

9:15 AM Worship & Sunday

School

10:30AM Easter Lily Sales (N)

6:00 PM Girl Scout Mtg. (215)

26

7:00 PM AA Meeting

(FH)

7:30 PM Recorders

(Rm. 215)

27

8AM OFS (PH)

6PM Boy Scouts (PH)

28

8AM OFS (FH)

9AM Quilters (PH)

1:30PM TOPS (YR)

6PM Chapel Ringers (MR)

6:30PM Coho Madison (PH)

7PM Trinity Choir (MR)

29 MAUNDY THURSDAY

8AM OFS (PH)

1:30PM Yoga (FH)

4PM Canopy Center Group (215)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

6PM WORSHIP (S)

30 GOOD FRIDAY

Church office

is Closed)

1PM WORSHIP(S)

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March 2018 Trinity Lutheran Church

Calendar of Events

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 EASTER

9:15 AM Worship

2

8AM OFS (PH)

7:00 PM AA Meeting (FH)

7:30 PM Recorders

(Rm. 215)

3

8AM OFS (PH)

6PM Boy Scouts (PH)

4

8AM OFS (FH)

9AM Quilters (PH)

1:30PM TOPS (YR)

5

8AM OFS (PH)

12PM Leah Circle

1:30PM Yoga (FH)

4PM Canopy Center Group (215)

5PM Girl Scouts (PH)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

6PM Bible Study (L)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

7PM Trinity Choir (MR)

6

(Church office

is Closed)

7

9 AM- Noon Diakonia

Class (L)

8 Easter 2

8:30 AM Just Bakery

9:15 AM Global Worship/Sunday

School

10:30 AM Adult Education (L)

2:00PM Girl Scout Troop 1475

(FH/K)

6PM Girl Scouts (215)

9

8AM OFS (PH)

7:00 PM AA Meeting (FH)

7:30 PM Recorders

(Rm. 215)

10

8AM OFS (PH)

6PM Boy Scouts (PH)

7PM Planning Council

Meeting (215)

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8AM OFS (FH)

9AM Quilters (PH)

11:30AM Madison Safe

Communities (215)

1:30PM TOPS (YR)

12

8AM OFS (PH)

12:30PM Rebekkah Circle

1:30 PM Yoga (FH) 4PM Canopy Center Group (215)

5PM Girl Scouts (PH)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

7PM Trinity Choir (MR)

13

(Church office

is Closed)

14

9 AM- Noon Diakonia

Class (L)

15 Easter 3

9:15 AM Worship/Sunday School

Homebound Communion

10:30 AM Adult Education (L)

16

8AM OFS (PH)

7:00 PM AA Meeting (FH)

7:30 PM Recorders

(Rm. 215)

17

8AM OFS (FH)

8AM OFS –Strive (PH)

6PM Boy Scouts (PH)

18

8AM OFS (FH)

8AM OFS –Strive (L)

9AM Canopy Center (215)

9AM Quilters (PH)

1:30PM TOPS (YR)

19

8AM OFS (FH)

8AM OFS –Strive (PH)

1:30PM Yoga (FH)

4PM Canopy Center Group (215)

5PM Girl Scouts (PH)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

7PM Trinity Choir (MR)

20

(Church office

is Closed)

21

8AM-1PM MAICO

Workshop (FH & K)

9 AM- Noon Diakonia

Class (L)

10AM Oxford House

(L)

22 Easter 4

9:15 AM Worship/Sunday School

(Homebound Communion)

10:30 AM Adult Education (L)

6PM Girl Scouts (215)

23 SEASONS DEADLINE

8AM OFS (PH)

7:00 PM AA Meeting (FH)

7:30 PM Recorders

(Rm. 215)

24

8AM OFS (PH)

7PM Choral Arts Society

Rehearsal (S)

6PM Boy Scouts (PH)

25

8AM OFS (FH)

9AM Quilters (PH)

1:30PM TOPS (YR)

26

8AM OFS (PH)

1:30PM Yoga (FH)

4PM Canopy Center Group (215)

5PM Girl Scouts (PH)

6PM Cub Scouts (YR)

7PM Trinity Choir (MR)

27

(Church office

is Closed)

6PM Choral Arts

Society Concert &

Reception (S, FH)

28

9 AM- Noon Diakonia

Class (L)

29 Easter 5

9:15 AM Worship/Sunday School

10:30 AM Adult Education (L)

10:30AM Family Fellowship

30

8AM OFS (PH)

7:00 PM AA Meeting (FH)

7:30 PM Recorders

(Rm. 215)

April 2018 Trinity Lutheran Church

Calendar of Events

Calendar Abbreviations: FH = Fellowship Hall; PH = Parish Hall; MR = Music Rm.; L = Library; YR = Youth Rm. S=Sanctuary

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Date

Assisting

Minister Reader Prayer Leaders Communion Servers Crucifer Acolyte

3/4/2018 Lent 3

Stephanie

Dyer Gary Turk

Vicki Olson

Jim Svanoe

Gary Turk, Tom Conrad,

Mike Byrne, Volunteer needed Eric Castleberg

Dane

Lottridge

3/11/2018 Lent 4

Eric

Castleberg Stephanie Dyer

Mike Byrne

Roberta Carrier

Don & Joyce Knudtson, Jill

Halverson, Teri Busby Garrett Smyth Sophia Smyth

3/18/2018 Lent 5

Tom

Conrad Jim Svanoe

Joni Hines

Jo Erickson

Shirley Birkle, Wayne & Mary

Ann Martin, Mike Byrne Stephanie Dyer Hannah Dyer

3/25/2018

Passion/Palm

Sunday

Mark

Schwarz

*4 Volunteers needed to read the Passion Story

Janice Dunn

Shel Ellestad

Anne Spilde, Marlowe &

Delores Suter, Mike Byrne Tom Conrad Isabell Newton

4/1/2018 Easter

4/8/2018 Easter 2 Gary Turk Phil Paulson

Kia Conrad

Tom Conrad

Don & Joyce Knudtson, Jill

Halverson, Teri Busby Eric Castleberg

Dane

Lottridge

4/15/2018 Easter 3

Karen

Paulson Shel Ellestad

Rick Bergman

Debra Bergman

Shirley Birkle, Wayne & Mary

Ann Martin, Mike Byrne

Volunteer Needed

4/22/2018 Easter 4 Vicki Olson John Fabie

Kia Conrad

Tom Conrad

Shirley Birkle, Wayne & Mary

Ann Martin, Mike Byrne Stephanie Dyer Hannah Dyer

4/29/2018 Easter 5

Phil

Paulson Vicki Olson

Rick Bergman

Debra Bergman

Anne Spilde, Marlowe &

Delores Suter, Mike Byrne Tom Conrad Isabell Newton

Worship Server Schedule

March & April 2018

Volunteers are always welcome to join our faithful team of Worship Servers.

Please contact the church office or see Eric Castleberg or Chuck Busby if you are interested in volunteering. Thank you

*Please contact the church office if you would like to volunteer to serve on Easter Sunday

and/or read a part of the Passion Story on Palm Sunday.

tlcmsn@gmail.com or 249-8527 Thank you!