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In this issue:

Altar Candle Sponsors………………………...4

Attendance ..................................................... 4

Calendar ....................................................... 11

Connect, Share, Grow……………………….....8

Council/Committee Contacts………………...12

Council Minutes ............................................ 10

Children…..………………………………..…….6

Lock-Out………………………………………...7

Passages ..................................................... ..4

Pastor Kristi’s Message ................................. 2

Radio Broadcast ............................................. 4

Shirley Laber’s Retirement…………………….3

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Ave. SE, Jamestown, ND June 2017 Vol. 14 Issue 6

Trinity Lutheran Church

Pastor’s Words

How do you find ways to put

the Word of God in Jesus Christ

and the Word of God revealed in

the Bible in front of you on a regular

basis? Pr. Kristi discusses the

Bible as a treasure on page 2.

Bond

Trinity’s purpose:

Connect with God

and with each other.

Share God’s good

He has made everything beautiful in its time.

Left: Blooms outside the front

doors of Trinity Lutheran.

They Survived!

The youth and their chaperones

survived the Jamestown-Area

Youth Lock-Out and learned a few

lessons along the way. Read

about it on page 7.

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Treasures of the Bible Jesus said to them,

“Therefore every scribe

who has been trained for

the kingdom of heaven is like

the master of a household

who brings out of his

treasure what is new and

what is old.” Matthew 13:52

“ Thy word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my

path.” Psalm 119:105

She read her Bible daily. It was the habit of a

lifetime of faithfulness. She had moved far beyond

the ten best known passages of the Bible and worked

her way through every verse of the Bible again and

again. Certainly, there were passages she liked better

than others, but she didn’t shy away from passages

that were confusing. That’s how we got into a conversation

about Second Chronicles one afternoon when I came

to visit in her home.

He made a point to come up to me after worship one

Sunday to say how much he appreciated the daily

devotions that arrived in his email during April.

They’re a quick read, but they give me something to

think about during the day.

Where are the devotion books? It’s a common question

we hear at Trinity in March, June, September and

December. Christ in Our Home, is a quarterly

devotion book that presents a daily Bible verse for

the coming week, a brief reflection, and a prayer.

People read a page a day during the week in preparation

for worship on Sunday or Monday. As the quarter

ends, we hear from people who appreciate this daily

connection they have to God’s Word and who want

to be sure they have their copy before the next quarter

begins.

The Bible is filled with treasures. Jesus told parables to

all who would listen. Then he said, “Therefore every

scribe who has been trained for the kingdom of heaven

is like the master of a household who brings out of his

treasure what is new and what is old.” [Matthew

13:52]

It is a way of telling us that the Bible itself is a treasure.

The more we read and re-read it, the more we find

treasures that are old and treasures that are new.

The psalms tell us, “Thy word is a lamp to my feet

and a light to my path.” [Psalm 119:105] God’s

Word shines its light on the way that we walk.

How do you find ways to put the Word of God in

Jesus Christ and the Word of God revealed in the

Bible in front of you on a regular basis? Is it a daily

devotional book? An email devotion? A well-read

Bible that sits beside your favorite chair?

May the treasures of the Bible connect you with

God and inspire you to share God’s good news of

Jesus with all.

In Peace,

Pastor Kristi Weber

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Salad Luncheon Workers Set up (Wednesday, June 21 at 1:00 p.m.): Joyce Kukla, Betty Hanson,

Cashiers: Myrna Ronholm, Martha Klingenberg

Kitchen: (Receive and refrigerate salads, make coffee, cut bars and place on trays, fill wa-ter pitchers and coffee pots and place on tables, put salads & bars on serving tables. Keep salads replaced. Be sure to put out everyone’s salad.)

10:00 a.m. Frieda Larson, Mary Craft, Judy Hoyt, Jane Eberhardt

11:30 Nikki Mandt, Ruth Brubakken

Dining room: (Keep coffee pots filled. Clear and reset tables. Help carry food for people if needed.)

10:45 Jeanette Skjeret, Alaine Toso, Colleen Lebahn, Hong Mawby 12:00 Peg Beckman, Hong Mawby

Clean up: Skip Olson, Gloria Harr

Shirley’s

Please plan to attend

worship on Sunday,

June 11 as Trinity says

Thank You to Shirley

Laber for her 11 years

of service as Trinity’s

Pastoral Assistant. A

cake reception will follow

the second worship service.

If you would like to give a card to Shirley,

please bring it to Trinity on June 11 or mail it to:

Shirley Laber C/O Trinity Lutheran Church, 523

4th Ave SE, Jamestown, ND 58401.

Trinity Lutheran Thursday, June 22 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Cost: $7.00

Salad Luncheon

Proceeds go toward

benevolent projects of

the women of Trinity.

Sharing Warmth

Trinity Quilters sent 90 Mission Quilts to

Lutheran World Relief last month for a total of

115 sent since fall. According to LWR, recipients

will use the quilts to shield against cold and rain

and for warm bedding. Their versatility also

makes them useful as simple tents, floor cov-

erings or to wrap a baby to carry on its mother’s

back.

Quilting at Trinity is finished for the season but

will resume again in fall.

Pastoral Assistant Opportunity

Trinity is seeking applications for the Pastoral

Assistant position.

Primary responsibilities include:

• Visiting people who are hospitalized, living in

care centers, or are unable to attend worship for

health or mobility reasons.

• Visiting with people who are grieving the

death of a loved one.

• Developing rapport with senior adults.

This position will be approximately eight hours

per week with a variable schedule based on the

needs of the people being visited and the schedule of

the Pastoral Assistant.

Please speak with Pastor Kristi Weber if you are

interested in this position. A printed position

description is available in the main office.

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Worship on FM radio

If you are having trouble with the reception on 1400 AM for the radio broadcast of the 8:45 am Sunday worship, try 97.1 FM to get better reception.

Radio Broadcast

06/11/17 by Steve and Rugh Brubakken in honor of their anniversary

06/18/17 by Karen Rene in memory of Harold

06/25/17 by Peg Beckman and Family in memory of Earl

Altar Flowers

06/04/17 by Esther Klatt in honor of their anniversary

06/18/17 by Marlyn Swanson in honor of her Great-Grandson Conner George’s first birthday

06/25/17 by Darlene Whitney and Family in memory of Lyle Whitney

Altar Candles

06/04/17 by Dave and Sheila Nelson in honor of Scott’s 21st birthday and Sheila’s birthday

06/11/17 By Wilma Nahinurk in memory of her dad

06/17/17 By Marlyn Swanson in honor of her great-grandson Conner George’s first birthday

06/25/17 By Esther Klatt in honor of her birthday

Sponsorships for 2017 are available. Please

call the church office or check the sign-up sheets in the

Gathering Space for the dates you would like to spon-

sor these things. The cost is $15 for candles, $30 for

flowers and $100 for the radio broadcast. It is a nice

way to honor or memorialize a loved one.

Passages

Baptisms

Kirby Clyde Colbert, son of Jeremiah and Brittany Colbert, 05/14/17

Deaths

Howard Walterson, 09/04/16 (Memorial Service 05/26/17)

Attendance

Sunday Monday

May 1…………...22

May 7……...253 May 8…………...39

May 14….....212 May 15…………. 13

May 21……….209 May 22…………..24

Ernest R. “Bob” Williams: Judy Brueske and

Bob Baumann

Freda Telken: Floyd and Ellen Orr, Jane

Eberhardt, Maurinda Rosemore, Robert and Sharon

Greenstein, the Telken Family, Lowell and Barbara

Torkelson, Tracy Hulse, Alan and Theresa Vogel,

Hazell DeGroot, Shirley Laber, Gloria and Nathan

Harr, Susan Schutt, Shirley Driessen, J.N. Kainz,

Marlyn Swanson, Vickie Steckler

Adelle Knutson: James and Jennifer Rohrer,

Paula Redmann

John Schoeler: R.J. and L.A. Schuchard

Ida Flaig: Gail Iszler

Memorials

THE Bond is published monthly by

Trinity Lutheran Church

523 4th Ave. SE, Jamestown, ND 58401

Telephone (701) 252-2841

E-mail: connect@trinityjamestown.com Web site: www.trinityjamestown.com

Kristina Weber (320-2077)………………….. Senior Pastor

Susan Haukaas (320-1446)……………… Associate Pastor

Sarah McDermid…………Director of Children’s Ministries

Robert Murphy………………....Director of Music Ministries

Kirstie Dobson…………………………Director of Youth Ministries

Meggen Henke……………………… Administrative Assistant

Bonnie Jo Conley-Hanson………Administrative Assistant

Thank You We received a Thank You card from the Region

VI Homeless Coalition for a donation of $700.65

from Trinity. This donation gave the Homeless

Coalition two more months of services for the

homeless and the less fortunate in our community.

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Donovan Ask

Hunter Beckman

Mackenzie Clark

Alexa Clemens

Andrew Dalbol

Logan Davis

Dylan Edinger

Molly Fritz

Brandi Harrison

Dawson Hertz

Brandon Kallenbach

Alexa Kudrna

Alexis Lautt

Halsey Mahoney

Dylan Schock

Ligia Schulz

Beau Waldock

Carter Weiser

Cody Zachrison

Tiara Zerface

Something New for VBS

Red Willow Bible Camp

Daycamp Counselors will

be coming to Trinity for

two-and-a-half days of fun,

songs, arts and crafts, Bible

studies, & more! This summer

we'll be learning about The

Water of Life, and exploring

how Jesus used water, how

we use water, and how we

can help care for this precious

resource. Come & experience the gift of The Water of

Life with us! VBS Daycamp is open to Elementary

Age Kids (Those who have completed grades K-5*).

We'll offer two identical Sessions the week

of June 11.

Or

Registration closed on May 31, however, please

contact Pr. Susan at susanhtjnd@gmail.com for

possible openings .

*Have younger kids? See page 6 for information

on pre-school VBS.

Sunday 6/11 - Tuesday 6/13

3:00-6:00 PM Sunday

9:00 AM-3:00 PM Monday

9:00 AM-3:00 PM Tuesday

Wednesday 6/14 - Friday 6/16

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Wednesday

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Thursday

9:00 AM - NOON Friday

Jamestown Residential

Recycling starts July 31. This summer, each household will receive a

96-gallon blue recycling bin. Each household will

have three size options for garbage bins. Monthly

fees will include garbage and recycling collection

(there are no additional rental fees). Recycling

collection will take place every other week.

Information sessions are scheduled as follows:

City Hall Saturday, June 3, 1:00 p.m.

Thursday, June 8, 7:00 p.m.

James River Senior Center Monday, June 5, 1:00 p.m.

Monday, June 12, 5:00 p.m.

For more information call 320-9218,

e-mailinfo@recyclenorthdakota.org

or visit www.recyclenorthdakota.org.

Military Photos Wanted! We would like photos of military members,

either current or former, for the Sunday, July 2

service.

Please submit your photos to the church office

or e-mail them to connect@trinityjamestown,com

by Tuesday, June 20.

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Creatures of the Ocean (2 sessions to choose from) Age: 15 months - 3 years (with caregivers) Fee: $30

(sibling care $3/child available on Weds.) Dates/Time: June 6, 13, 20, 27, 5:30-6:15 pm OR Dates/Time: June 7, 14, 21, 28, 9:15-10:00 am Ahoy Mates! Pack your beach blankets and beach balls! We’re going to the ocean! As we build sand castles and sing sailor songs, we will play seashell castanets and learn about different ocean creatures. Develop your child’s listening skills, encourage self-expression through music and movement, and meet new friends!

*Special Preschool Vacation Bible School* Great Bible Reef (2 sessions to choose from) Age: 3 (potty-trained) - Children who have not started kindergarten Fee: $10 Dates/Time: June 12 & 13, 1-3 pm OR Dates/Time: June 14 & 15, 9-11 am Dive in for an underwater-themed program of faith-filled fun. We will listen to great bible stories, make cool crafts, learn catchy reef tunes, play zany games, eat fishy snacks, and make a school of friends!

VBS for Elementary Kids

Ages: completed grades K-5Registration closed on May 31.

If you would still like your children to participate in VBS this

summer, please contact Pastor Susan Haukaas at susanhtjnd@gmail.com

to ask about any remaining openings and/or adding their names to the wait list. Red Willow Bible Camp Day camp counselors will be at Trinity for two and a half days of fun, songs, arts and crafts, Bible studies, and more! $10 fee. JUNE 11-13 OR JUNE 14-16 3:00-6:00 Sunday 9:00-3:00 Wednesday 9:00-3:00 Monday 9:00-3:00 Thursday 9:00-3:00 Tuesday 9:00-12:00 Friday

SEW Much Fun! (2 sessions to choose from) Age: 4-7 years Fee: $35 Dates/Time: June 5 & 6, 9:30-11:30 am OR Dates/Time: June 20 & 21, 9:30-11:30 am Mini Makers: Day 1- Learn to practice stitches with embroidery floss and

child safe needles to create your own embroidery hoop art. Day 2- Create

your own sleeping bag and pillow for your favorite doll or stuffed animal.

Learn the basics of sewing with a machine (adult supervised).

Lego Camp! Fee: $50

Ages: 4-6 years Dates: June 13, 20, 27, July 11, 18 Time: 5:30-6:30 pm Ages: 7-9 years Dates: June 13, 20, 27, July 11, 18 Time: 6:30-7:30 pm Tap into your imagination with a sea of LEGO pieces! Build challenging and creative projects and learn how to problem solve with your teammates. This camp features group activities that encourage cooperation and collaboration as well as free play time that allows you to work with a friend or create your own LEGO master-piece. Legos provided. Space is limited.

Ooey Gooey Fun Age: 3-5 years Fee: $60 Dates: June 25-28 (Sun. – Wed.) Times: 6:00-8:00 pm Do you enjoy using all of your senses? Then come join us, and engage everything from your taste buds to your toes through a variety of tactile experiences. Play in oobleck, make shaving cream slime, create your very own gel bags, and splash around in the water. Get creative by painting with your hands, feet and maybe even your elbows. We’ll also snack on honey and sunbutter sandwiches and make homemade fruit juice popsicles. If it’s wet, slimey and gooey, we will explore it!

Frozen Dance Camp Ages: 3-6 years Fee: $60 Dates: July 10-13 Time: 9:00-11:00 am

Explore the wintry world of Anna and Elsa! Children will learn dance styles like Ballet, Jazz, Creative Dance, and Tumbling all while dancing to their favorite Frozen music! On their fantasy adventure we will have a sing-a-long dance party, play Frozen games, create royal crafts, and eat frosty snacks.

On Broadway! Age: 6 - 9 years Fee: $75 Dates: July 10-13 Time: 1:00-3:30 pm

Join us for a week of singing, dancing and acting your way through well-known Broadway musical numbers. Everyone will get a moment in the spotlight! A great introduction to performing in musical theatre.

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Splash and Bubbles Summer Art Age: 4-8 years Fee: $50 Dates: July 17-20 Time: 3:30-5:00 pm It's all about the ocean - the beautiful colors and the creatures that call the ocean home. Let's use a bunch of fun techniques (bubbles, scrape painting, bubble wrap, etc.) to create ocean inspired art! We will also enjoy ocean stories, facts and snacks during this class!

ALPHABET ART Ages 3-5 Fee: $30 Dates: July 25, 26, 27 Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Now I know my ABCs, won’t you come and draw and learn with me? Make the alphabet come to life through a wide variety of arts and crafts and movement activities. Alphabet Art will expose your budding scholar to learning letter-sound relationships, letter formation and sensory experienc-

es. Get ready for an adventure! Taught by a local Kindergarten teacher.

On Saturday, May 20, Youth from Trinity, St. John’s and Atonement Lutheran Churches met to learn what it would be like to be homeless and hungry in North Dakota. For 24 hours, the youth and their adult chaperones fasted and took part in learning activities designed to teach them about the area’s homeless population. Then they slept outside in cardboard boxes...in the cold and rain. Everyone made it until the early morning hours with Luca and Jonas Flann sticking it out the longest. Everyone agreed, the weather made the experience more realistic. The fast was broken with communion Sunday morning. Breakfast was served between services where the youth shared their experiences with congregation members.

Jamestown Area Youth Lock-out

Serve with your whole as if serving the , not People.

—Ephesians 6:7

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Thank you for your generous support of

Trinity’s Connect Share Grow Campaign. Trinity responded generously to the two goals for the Connect

Share Grow campaign. Your generosity has placed Trinity in a strong

position to restructure Trinity’s finances to direct more resources

toward our core mission. As of May 17, $209,963 has been pledged

or given toward the $200,000 goal of funds to be used for capital

restructuring. (See page 9 for details about the June 25th congregational

meeting.)

Generous response to the first goal allows the congregation to turn

our attention to the second goal over the next three years. As of

May 17, $327,750 has been pledged toward our second goal. As

these gifts are received, individual projects and commitments to

recently enhanced ministries will be fulfilled with the funds that are

available. Ten percent of what is received will be given to outreach

ministries.

Regardless of the size of the gift, we seek the participation of every household in the congregation.

If you have not yet made a pledge or gift to Connect Share Grow, there are two ways you can participate.

1) Return a Response Form by June 30, 2017, to indicate your support for a commitment above and

beyond your gifts to Trinity’s general fund. You may fulfill your commitment over the next three

years. (Example: a gift of $600 may be given as $200 per year for three years or $15 per month

from July 2017 through October 2020.)

2) Give as and when you are able during the next three years. Please indicate that your gift is for

the campaign by writing Connect Share Grow on the memo line of your check or by giving online in

the section that directs funds to Connect Share Grow. Go to www.trinityjamestown.com then click the

Online Giving button.

Thank you for your generosity that enhances Trinity’s mission and ministry. Your participation continues to

inspire others to give from the gifts they too have been given. When we all come together as the

body of Christ, God is honored and lives are changed in ways that move far beyond what was ever

expected.

Sunday, April 30 was a day to celebrate the

Connect Share Grow campaign, and what a

celebration it was with singing, dancing and

cupcakes!

But most importantly,

there was an abun-

dance of connecting,

sharing and growing in

the Fellowhip Hall. Sixteen

of Trinity’s community

partners were on hand to

show how they use the

connect share grow

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Total Annual Expense Projections $553,000

YTD Expenses: $222,068

Subtotals:

Generosity: $2,621

Property/Office/Mortgage: $60,625

Program Ministry: (includes salaries) $112,042

Pass-through (includes account transfers) $46,780

*Expenses and Income do not match because funds are not always spent in the month they are received.

*2017 expenses include items that are expected to be paid from reserve accounts (such as major repairs).

*Mortgage payments include funds that were deposited into the Building Fund in prior months.

For additional details, please speak with Trinity’s President, Tom Sanders, or Treasurer, Michelle Neumiller.

Total YTD Income: $227,944

Subtotals:

General Fund: $119,789

To Building Fund: $13,869

Transfer FROM Bldg Fund: $4,166 Non-Offerings: $7,777

Transfer FROM Reserve: $74,892

Financial Update General and Building Funds through April 2017

Notice from the Trinity Council The Council has called for a special congregational meeting which will take place on Sunday, June

25, 2017, beginning at 11:00 a.m. in the sanctuary at Trinity Lutheran Church.

Official Business at the Special Congregational Meeting

The only items of business at the special congregational meeting on June 25, 2017, will be related

to giving proper authorization for the Council to complete actions required for restructuring Trinity’s

mortgage. (Note: specific actions will be announced following the June 12 Council meeting when the

recommendation to accept specific terms with a specific lender will be approved. Negotiations with

potential lenders are still being finalized as the Bond goes to print.)

This serves as official written notice of the congregational meeting. The meeting will also be announced in worship on June 11, 18, and 25. Printed material about the recommended plan will be available after June 12.

building and what they think makes the

Trinity facilities special.

Participants overwhelming agree the space

is comfortable, especially the Fellowship Hall,

access to technology is available and the

staff are great to work with.

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And a Grace-Filled

New Year

And a Grace-Filled

New Year

Trinity Lutheran Church Council Meeting

May 8, 2017 7:30 PM

Minutes

Members present: Leslee Larson, Erin Klein, Kevin Knodel, Tom Sanders, Jason Odenbach, Michelle Neumiller, Wayne Prigge, Ashley Eagleson, Pastor Kristi, Pastor Susan

SNACKS AND DEVOTIONS: Wayne Prigge, Pastor Susan

Call to order: Tom Sanders Minutes: Ashley Eagleson

April minutes were approved by Jason, seconded by Erin, motion carried

Treasurer’s Report: Michelle Neumiller

STAFF REPORTS: Pastor Kristi, Pastor Susan

INFORMATION ONLY

A. Response to Connect Share Grow Campaign update – discernment activity

B. Restructuring mortgage – update from Jason: Mission Investment Fund pre-approval done

C. New Van update

a. Proposal for Trinity’s name on Van – update from Tom: waiting on drawings

D. Nominating Committee – update from Tom and Kevin K.: in process of filling open term

E. TRANE HVAC update

F. Vehicle and Retaining Wall update

ACTION ITEMS

Call for a congregational meeting (give authority to President to publicize in the Bond, prior to the June Council meeting when specific content will be determined)- Michelle made a motion for a possible congre-gational meeting on June 25 if a new loan is taken out for mortgage. Leslee seconded, motion carried.

Posting of an 8 hour Pastoral Assistant position – Hiring within Trinity if possible. Kevin K. made a motion to post the position, Ashley seconded, motion carried.

AUXILIARY REPORTS

Women of Trinity – cluster meeting was Saturday, approx. 35 attended

Men of Trinity-Kevin K.

COMMITTEE/TEAM REPORTS

A. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - TBD H. FINE ARTS-Leslee

B. MISSION RESOURCE - TBD I. MEMORIAL- Hal

C. OUTREACH-Erin- new member J. NOMINATIONS & RESOLUTIONS - Tom& Kevin K

class and block party K. PARISH CARE - TBD

D. PROPERTY - Kevin G & Kevin L. PERSONNEL-Jason

E. STEPPING STONES-Ashley M. TRINITY FOUNDATION-Skip

F. WORSHIP-Wayne

G. YOUTH- lockout on May 20th

Next Council Meeting: June 12, 7 pm Snacks and devotions by Kevin Knodel

Next Exec Team Meeting Wednesday, June 7, 6 pm

Adjourn with The Lord’s Prayer

Minutes respectfully submitted by Ashley Eagleson

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Trinity Lutheran Church 523 4th Ave SE Jamestown, ND 58401 Address Service Requested

Trinity’s Purpose:

Connect with God and with each other.

Share God’s good news with all.

Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage

PAID Permit No. 128 Jamestown, ND

2016 COUNCIL MEMBERS (Telephone) Tom Sanders, President (952-1992) Wayne Prigge, Vice President (252-6200) Michelle Neumiller, Treas. (952-2161) Ashley Eaglson, Sec. (200-0299) Kevin Gall, Member at Large (320-2575) Erin Klein (320-4560) Kevin Knodel (320-0138) Leslee Larson (251-2136) COMMITTEE/TEAM CHAIRS (Telephone)

Altar Guild ........................................... ….Ardell Quigley (252-5062) Boy Scouts……. ........................................ Keith Domke (252-8433) Education ......................................................................... 252-2841 Fine Arts ............................................................................ 252-2841 Library ............................................................................... 252-2841 Memorial .................................................. Peg Beckman (252-1896) Men of Trinity.......................................... Randy Lebahn (952-8337) Outreach ........................................ Donette Rasmussen (252-4890) Parish Care .................................................Ruth Urdahl (952-1733) Property & Management ................................................. (252-2841) Selma Alexander/Trinity Foundation .............. Bob Toso (252-5027) Stephen Ministry........................................ Carol Delaney (952-3793) Women of Trinity .........................................Ruth Urdahl (952-1733) Worship ............................................................................. 252-2841 Youth ................................................ Wynn Rasmussen (252-4890) Church office-----------------------------------------------------------252-2841

OFFICE HOURS 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM MONDAY-FRIDAY

Jason Odenbach (253-5952) Hal Weiser (952-4539) Skip Olson (252-8534)

Summer Worship Schedule Sundays :8:30 and 10:00 a.m.

May 28-September 3 Mondays: 6:00 p.m.

Beginning June 5

Summer Office Hours Monday-Thursday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Fridays: 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Special

Congregational Meeting Sunday, June 25 11:00 a.m.

See page 9 for details