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INSIDE 1

Theo’s Note

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Walking the Way

Earthkeepers Conference

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Branches

Sabeel Conference

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Faith in Action

One Voice Concert

Christ Church Boosters

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Christian Education

Family Fun Night Pictures

Puzzles

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Blessing of the Animals Pics

All Church Bake Sale & Bazaar

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November Memorials

November Scripture Readings

November Birthdays/Anniversaries

Seasons of Life

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November Calendar

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November Sunday Ministries

November LEV Schedule

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5 Theo's Note We are now engaged in the Church’s version of the membership

pledge drive so common on public radio and television. (Aren’t you

glad we only do it annually?!) Between now and November 22 you will

receive various pieces of information designed to encourage your spir-

itual discernment about ways that you might step up and assist in meet-

ing the the goals of the parish. (Please also check our website under

ʺSupportʺ for further information on giving.)

Some of you may be looking for the usual ʺhard factsʺ rather than spir-

itual meditations, but research tells us that most people really donʹt re-

spond to ʺfacts.ʺ Experts say that congregational members tend to tune

out requests to ante up in order to meet the budget. Generally, they

don’t respond to emphasizing scarcity or maintenance or need, either.

These things, even when they are realities, just make people feel

stressed and even resentful.

Besides, it’s thinking small and it really doesn’t display an attitude of

trust in God at all.

So let me lay out a few alternatives:

Give out of gratitude and a sense of thanksgiving. Let your giving

reflect and celebrate the lavishness of God’s bounty. God has blessed

each one of us with so much. Calculate what percentage of your house-

hold income (including, for you retired folks, your savings and pen-

sions) you currently return to God. Can you increase your proportional

giving?

Give of your first fruits—the first, the very best, of what you have

been given—not the left-overs. This means: give to God first, then figure

out your household budget. Isn’t God worth it?

Give with a glad heart. If you can’t, stop giving. Because the truth is

that unless you are moved by the Spirit—unless you see the potential

and are convicted of the worth of this community as a vehicle of God’s

grace in the world—nothing I or anyone else can say is going to make

Photo by Randy Johnson

Christ Church—A faith community, alive in Christ November 2015

Christ Episcopal Church 321 West Avenue, Red Wing, MN 651-388-0411

Bishop The Right Reverend Brian Prior Transitional Priest The Rev. Theo Park Deacon The Rev. Barbara von Haaren: [email protected] Treasurer Buck Foot: [email protected] Administrative Assistant: Kathy Kolsrud: [email protected] Computers/Newsletter/Webmaster Pat Welke: [email protected] Director of Music: John Schultz: [email protected] Custodian: Mike Bonnie

Church Email: [email protected] Website: christchurchredwing.com

Christ Church Vestry Senior Warden: John Blue Junior Warden: Jon Danielson, Annette Johnson (2015), Bob Stark (2015), Pam Dressen (2016), Marilyn May (2016) Dawna McMillen (2017), Norma Neufeldt (2017) Vestry Clerk: Pat Welke (2015)

any difference. Will you invest yourself fully in the work God is

doing in this place? It will take approximately $3,000 per house-

hold to do this in 2016.

Make no mistake: whatever you do with your money is a spiritu-

al issue. Pray about it; search your hearts; strive for that child-like

spirit of trust in God; and then act. May the decision you reach

reflect the joy and abundance of God’s presence in your life and in

this place.

Theo+

P.S. Don’t think I don’t wrestle with this too. While I am among

you I am returning 10% of my salary or $280 per month to Christ

Church. This level of giving does not make me better than anyone

else, but it does raise a question: If I, who am only a sojourner

here, believe in the mission and ministry of this place enough to

support it sacrificially, can you who are residents here do less?

Yes, sometimes I am tempted to think that all this puts a real

crimp in my life-style, but the reality is that I lack for nothing I tru-

ly need. And so with gladness, I present the offering of my life

and labor to the Lord, and take my place as a co-creator with God,

an agent of life and love in a Church whose purpose is to trans-

form the world. Aren’t you called to do the same?

The Rev. Theo Park, Transition Priest

Walking the Way Annual Giving Campaign

Our annual campaign kicked off on the

Feast of All Saints, November 1 and will

conclude with a gala celebration on our par-

ish feast day of Christ the King, November

22. Everyone should have received an initial

mailing and will continue to receive email or

flat mail announcements through the month.

Please prayerfully consider your giving and

see what you can do to support the contin-

ued mission and ministry of the household

of God that is Christ Episcopal Church.

Questions? Contact Sean Dowse, campaign manager.

Invitation to Episcopal Earthkeepers Conference

You are invited to the Episcopal Earthkeepers

Conference Friday, November 6 - Saturday,

November 7; at St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathe-

dral. The theme of ECMN Mission Oppor-

tunity 2016 is “Engaging God’s Mission

Through Engaging All God’s Creation.” This

conference is a chance to gain information

and assistance that will help your faith community take the next

steps to engage all God’s creation – whether your faith communi-

ty has a well-developed program of environmental action or you

are just starting out.

The Fifth Mark of Mission of the Episcopal Church is ʺTo strive

to safeguard the integrity of creation and sustain and renew the

life of the earth.ʺ Please join us in beginning a new era of in-

creased action on the Fifth Mark of Mission in Minnesota. Fee for

this conference is $35.00; if you are interested in attending please

speak to Fr. Theo. Full information may be found here:

www.episcopalmn.org/events/episcopal-earthkeepers-conference


Branches November 2015 By The Rev. Barbara von Haaren

A letter to the church from the 26th Presiding Bishop

October 23, 2015 A letter to the Episcopal Church from The Most Rev.

Katharine Jefferts Schori, Primate and Presiding

Bishop of the Episcopal Church as she prepares to

hand over the reins to her successor, The Rt. Rev.

Michael Curry, on November 1.

The Episcopal Church has come a long way in the

last 10 years. We are no longer consumed by internal

conflict over various social issues. We are clearer

about who we are – a multinational church, with

congregations in 17 nations, worshiping in countless

different languages, thriving in international,

immigrant, and multicultural contexts everywhere,

and discovering the abundant life that comes in

turning outward to love the neighbors nearby and far

away. We are far more conscious about our vocation

as partners in the mission of God to reconcile and heal

the world, particularly shaped by the Five Anglican

Marks of Mission. We are holding our identity as

Episcopal Christians a bit more confidently, even in

the midst of our diversity. We are also more willing to

hold that identity lightly and gracefully in engaging

other Christians and people of other religious

traditions, searching for what we dream of in common

– shalom, the Reign of God, a more just and peaceful

world, with abundant life for all creation.

I am deeply grateful for what God has been up to in

the midst of our journey together, and I look forward

to seeing how this church of the middle way will

continue to lead and partner as we travel the road

home, into God’s fullest dream of abundant life for

all. I thank the people of this Church and beyond for

your prayers over the last nine years – especially in

recognition that we do this work together, never

alone. May God bless the next chapter of The

Episcopal Church’s engagement in God’s mission, as

we go together into Galilee!

The Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori

Presiding Bishop and Primate

The Episcopal Church

The Most Reverend Katherine Jefferts Schori, Presiding Bishop,

and The Right Reverend Michael Curry, Bishop Elect

Advocacy and Action for Palestinian Justice

Friday, November 20, 2015 to

Saturday, November 21, 2015

This event is sponsored by FOSNA (Friends of

Sabeel -- North America) a non-profit Christian ecu-

menical organization seeking justice and peace in the

Holy Land through nonviolence and education. The

aim of the conference is to educate and empower

attendees to energetically engage in non-violent activ-

ism and justice advocacy for Palestinians. CEC has one

free conference admission. If you are interested, please

speak to Fr. Theo. Find full information here:


FAITH IN ACTION FAITH IN ACTION

A Success Story . . . .

On Wednesdays Sandy does respite care for a retired

couple where the wife has dementia and Parkinsonʹs

disease. The husband is the kind of man every person

would want to know - kind, generous, and involved

for years in activities that bring joy to families with

children.

Because of Sandyʹs natural inclination to be caring

and outgoing, the couple and their grown children,

also, have bonded with this great lady who is my wife.

They know their wife and mother is in good hands

when they are tending to matters outside their homes.

Faith in Action has another successful case of a vol-

unteer bringing peace of mind and some free time to a

deserving Red Wing family.

Call Marcia Hislop, Volunteer Coordinator

651-327-2401

-Gordie Gieseke

One Voice Mixed Chorus in Concert

Sunday, November 15; 2:00 p.m.

1st Lutheran Church

This is the nationʹs largest LGBT and allies chorus

(and Fr. Theo sings with them). Their mission states

that they re ʺBuilding community and creating social

change by raising our voices in song.ʺ Every year they

go into schools and communities in Greater Minnesota

and this year the tour brings them to Rochester,

Faribault, Cannon Falls, Winona...and here! Full

information here:

wwv.onevoicemn.org/community-impact/community-

engagement.

I’m a Christ Church Booster Because…

Christ Church members provide a loving, caring, and

fun community. Pat, 66

Christ Church is a happy place where one can feel

safe and loved. I love the church services where ser-

mons are meaningful, where prayers pive me peace

and comfort, and where the hymns are familiar. We

have great special music from our gifted parishioners

or persons in the community. God has blessed us with

wonderful staff. Marm, 79

It’s a wonderful, supportive community to be part

of!! Mike, 67

I have been a member since 1957 and have always

felt very much “at home” here. To me it has always

been a wonderful place to attend but I have noticed

over the years it has beome even more a place of wel-

come and comfort. Perhaps, too, I have become more

outgoing and involved which has made a difference!!

I especially enjoy the various activities in which I am

involved- Altar Guild being my first love. It is my

privilege to intermingle with so many members of

Christ Church. I am so thankful for the super

leadership we as a congregation are afforded. It is a

true blessing to be a member and a Booster of Christ

Church. Mary, 87

I had a rough childhood and I have not always wor-

shipped God but he came to me and I am eternally

grateful.

I like Sunday School. Jenna, 11

I like acolyting. Ryslan, 11

I like sitting next to Mrs. Dressen. Ella, 9

I love my church family. June, 89

The most beautiful stained glass windows in town

are an inspiration. The liturgy and music are majestic.

They’re a bunch of good people who care for each

other. Anon.


Love the church and close knit family! Beautiful

building. Anon., 63

Christ Episcopal Church has been my “home away

from home” since 1949. Friends made at that time are

still my best friends, although some have passed

away. Memories of those experiences are some of my

fondest. At Christ Church one can worship in a beauti-

ful historical church and be involved in maintaining it.

There are many opportunities to learn by joining [the

various committees and educational offerings]. Joan,

91

Family Tradition. It isn’t the best reason church/

religion-wise, but it is one of the main things that

keeps me involved. I am fifth generation at Christ

Church and that is a source of pride. My family grew

up in this Church and I have very fond memories in

our “family pew.” We’ve had family baptisms, confir-

mations, weddings and funerals in this Church. My

great grandfather was Senior Warden, my father was

Senior Warden, and I assume I’ll pick up the torch this

next time around. I can’t imagine this place not being

Christ Episcopal Church. Jon

This place welcomes me and gives me peace. I am

challenged, loved, and appreciated. I am able to help

others and share my faith. Catherine J., 60

The Church is an important central fixture in Red

Wing and the people involved are caring. Randy J., 60

It gives me a chance to fulfill my Christian mission

and is a place that reminds me of morals and ethics.

Bill H., 69

Church is a weekly vacation, a refresher from the

busy week. It is a time to sit, to sing, to meditate on the

lessons. It is therapy to be thankful, to think of others

and how we should be. Anon., 62

Lots of family history; diversity of parishioners; fa-

miliar liturgy; peaceful place. Anon.

Decades of family history – 5 generations! We care

about the church and our church family. We believe in

the ministry of Christ Church. Anon.

When our son Steve took off and was gone for over

ten years, we received so much support through many

prayers and concerns. After all those years we re-

ceived a call from Steve asking us to come out to Se-

attle. We drove out to meet him and he had booked us

at a Bed & Breakfast. The days were spent visiting,

going to the Rain Forest and the Peninsula. One after-

noon we sat at the Park and looked at pictures of

events that had transpired while he was gone. It was a

bit painful, but he was happy that he got caught up.

Since that time, we have kept in touch with Steve. Our

community was also very supportive with their pray-

ers. We felt blessed when we were asked about Steve:

it was almost like another prayer was said. We are so

grateful and thankful for all the concern and support.

Yea, Christ Church!! Chuck and Dawna

To walk in Christ Church is very comforting. When

I’m “settled” in the pew I feel at ease. I never get tired

of looking at the stained glass windows. The music is

wonderful: it adds so much to the service. I am very

lucky to be part of a great community! Sharon Bryan

Why Christ Episcopal Church? Our family moved to

Red Wing in June from out of state. While my hus-

band used to live in the area and has friends and fami-

ly near, this was all new to me. New state, new home,

new adventure. I was searching for something famil-

iar and comforting and church had always been this

place for me. On my very first visit to Christ Episcopal

Church, I was greeted with a warm smile and a paper

to help follow the service. It didnʹt take long for me to

feel like I had found what I was looking for, familiar

and comfortable. As a family, we are excited to begin

this next ʺadventureʺ in our lives and look forward to

lending our time and talent to this wonderful faith

community. Matt and Angela Shefveland, Zach and

Maddie


Christian Education

Bible Study Bible study on Wednesdays at 11 a.m. We will con-

tinue using Lindsay Harding Freeman’s book, Women of the Bible

The Sunday School Group has list of supplies it

wants/needs. In addition, please see Heather

Flueger for items she specifically wants for the

Catechesis program.

Seasons Supply List:

Snacks: goldfish, apples, crackers

Tissue paper

Miscellaneous craft supplies

Old magazines

Contact paper

Catechesis Supply List:

Water jug with flip spigot

Small bucket to catch water

Small Hands Catalog

Sunday School Change This Fall we have been running Sunday School from

9:00 am until the exchange of the Peace, roughly an

hour and a half. Except for our youngest who are en-

gaged in Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, this is turn-

ing out to be a loooong time to keep attention spans

occupied. So this is a community headʹs up that chil-

dren over age 6 will be in church with their families

starting Advent 1, November 29. To help them feel

more part of that gathered community, Fr. Theo will

offer a weekly ʺChildrenʹs Wordʺ in addition to the

adult sermon.

ECW Family Fun Night-MN Zoo


Solution on page 11

Hidden Words Puzzle All the words listed are in the puzzle - left, right, up,

down or diagonally. Find each word and circle it.

After you have found all the words, use the leftover

letters in the correct order to form the mystery answer

Advent

Advent, Donkey, Give, Joseph, Kings, Love, Manger,

Nazareth, Peace, Save, Star, Travel, Waiting


All Church Bake Sale & Bazaar By Marian Gustafson

All church members are invited to participate in the

“All Parish Bake Sale and Bazaar” by donating an

item or shopping.

The sale will be held on Saturday, November 14th,

from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

If you cannot donate an item, a monetary donation is

very much acceptable.

Items can be brought to the church on Friday if this

is more convenient for you. If not, all items MUST be

at the church by 8 a.m. on the day of the sale.

Please price and label your items. This will be very

helpful for the ladies who will be working he sale on

the 14th.

Hopefully, with y our help, we can have another

successful event. Proceeds from this year’s event will

go to help purchase a new stove for the kitchen.

Pecans for Sale One pound bags of fresh Georgia pecans will be for

sale again this year for $10 per one-pound bag. If you

would like to order some, please call your order in to

Marilyn Potswald (385-8025). The pecans will be avail-

able for pick-up on November 14th.

Brooms for Sale Does your broom look a little tattered

and worn out from all the sweeping it

has done? New brooms will be available

at the All Church Bake Sale and Bazaar

on Saturday, November 14th. Cost is $10

a broom.

Blessing of

the Animals


November Memorials 11/01 Church In memory of Betty, Tom & Peggy

Brown by Charles & Lynn Brown

Chapel In honor of Mark and Ashley

McNairyʹs wedding anniversary, by Phil &

Linda McNairy

11/08 Church In loving memory of husband,

Larry, and Karl & Gracie Anderson by Barb

Anderson

Chapel In honor of Richard & Mabel Peter-

son, brother, Richard, & sister, Jenny by Mrs.

Cliff Simonson

11/15 Church loving memory of Bob Richter by

Sandy Richter

Chapel In memory of Clyde & Marge Mabin

by Tari Carpenter

11/22 Church In loving memory of husband, Joe

Welke by Pat Welke

Chapel In loving memory of Fran & John

Friedrich by the Friedrich Family

11/29 Church Altar Guild I memory of deceased

members

Chapel In memory of Dad, Cleon Baker &

Grandmother, Zeil Gardlund by Jessica &

Steven Severson, Xander & Zoey

I thank my God upon every remembrance of you. Philippians 1:3

If your birthday is not listed, and you would like to be remembered,

please send your name and birth date to the office—just the month and

day.

November Scripture Readings 11/01 All Saints Day: Wisdom of Solomon 3:1-9

or Isaiah 25:6-9, Psalm 24, Revelation 21:1-6a

Gospel: John 11:32-44

11/08 24th Sunday After Pentecost: 1 Kings 17:8-16,

Psalm 146, Hebrews 9:24-28 .

Gospel Mark 12:38-44

11/15 25th Sunday After Pentecost: Daniel 12:1-3,

Psalm 16, Hebrews 10:11-14 (15-18) 19-25.

Gospel: Mark 13:1-8

11/22 Last Sunday After Pentecost‐Christ the King:

Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, Psalm 93, Revelation 1:4b-8

Gospel: John 18:33-37

11/29 1st Sunday in Advent: Jeremiah 33:14-16,

Psalm 25:1-9, 1 Thessalonians 3:9-13.

Gospel: Luke 21:25-36

Birthdays 11/04 Kay Kirwin

11/05 Annette Jeske

11/07 Wendy Smith

11/08 Heather Lynch

Michael Stelton

11/09 Amanda Johnson

11/10 Judy Gerdes

11/14 Steve Reinitz

11/17 Brianna Dressen

11/18 Mark Kelm

11/20 Ryan Sullivan

Carol Zotalis

Nick Koerner

11/22 Natalia Mossow

11/24 Lynn Brown

Suzanne Simonson

Caleb Dressen

11/25 Ethel Mae Lee

Sharon Bryan

Johnny Johnson

11/28 John Barnes

Adam Brown

Anniversaries 11/21 Jim & Becky

Bangard

Seasons of Life Baptisms

Zachary & Maddie Shefveland, Son & daughter of

Angela and Matt Shefveland, November 1

Marriage

Andrew & Tiffany Knudsen, October 17

Burial

Irene Johnson, Born to this life November 13, 1935,

Entered God’s Eternal Kingdom, September 21, 2015.

Burial, October 8, 2015.

Econo Food Receipts Update Christ Church has taken on a money project to bene-

fit our Sunday School and Youth program. You can

help by saving your Econo Food grocery receipts.

We need to collect $150,000 in receipts, and when

we reach that amount, $1,000 will be given to the

program.

So far, we have collected $94,363.17, so you can see

we have a way to go to reach our goal of $150,000?

Keep those receipts coming by dropping them in the

box on the buffet in the Parish Hall.


Videos of Sunday sermons are available on our church website.

DVD’s of church services are available in the rear of the church.

Facilities Reminder: Please remember to LOCK UP & LIGHTS OUT!

Make sure all the entrances are locked and lights turned off, when you are the last person leaving the building.

Daylight Savings Ends. Set your clocks back one hour Nov. 1.

Thanksgiving Eve Ecumenical Service

Christ Church will host this yearʹs celebration, 7 p.m. on November 26. Mark your calendars and watch for a

sign-up for participation.

~ November 2015 ~ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 All Saints Day 8a Eucharist 8:30a Hot Breakfast 9a Christian Conversations 9a Sunday School 9:45a Child Care 10a Eucharist 7p All Saints Service

2 12p Junior Guild Business Mtg 7p Luther Seminary Online Course

3

4 10a Eucharist 11a Bible Study 5:15p Hospitality Mtg 6:30p Choir Rehearsal

5

6

7 9a ECW Fall Project Day

8 8a Eucharist 9a Christian Conversations 9a Sunday School 9:45a Child Care 10a Eucharist

9 7p Luther Seminary Online Course

10 4:30p HR Mtg.

11 10a Eucharist 11a Bible Study

12 12p Finance Mtg. 5:30p Property Committee

13

14 9a All Parish Bake Sale & Bazaar

15 8a Eucharist 9a Christian Conversations

9a Sunday School 9:45a Child Care

10a Eucharist

16

17

18 10a Eucharist 11a Bible Study 6:30p Choir Rehearsal

19 5p Vestry Mtg.

20

21 10a ECW Board

22 Rector's Discretionary Fund

8a Eucharist 9a Christian Conversations


10a Eucharist

23

24 4:30p Altar Guild

25 10a Eucharist 11a Bible Study 7p Thanksgiving Eve Service

26 Thanksgiving

27 4:30p Holiday Community Sing

4p Holiday Stroll 5:30p Live Nativity

28

29 8a Eucharist 9a Christian Conversations


10a Eucharist

30

October 31, Trunk or Treat, downtown Red Wing—3-5 p.m.


November Sunday Ministries Please save for reference throughout the month. All Acolytes, Lectors, Readers & Cup Bearers, please gather

in the Chapel 15 minutes before the service to pray together.

Christ Church LEV Schedule—November 2015

11/01 Charlie Brown & Sue Simonson Polly Be erly– Valen ne’s

11/08 June Gustafson & Mary Christensen Olive Roome‐St. Brigid’s Villa

11/15 Maureen Blue & Terry Van Allen Peggy Lund‐St Brigid’s Villa

Date Time Acolytes Readers Intercessors Cup Bearers Greeters Ushers

Hospitality

11/01 All Saints

Day

8 a.m. Mary Ann Valentine

Char Friedrich Mary Ann Valentine

Jean Featherstone Hot Breakfast

10 a.m. Brendan Kelly Robbie Tripp Konnor Kelly

Kris Blaney Marissa Kelly Dawna McMillen

Brendan Kelly John Blue Family

Sam Blue Kris & Sharon

Hager

11/08 24th

Sunday After

Pentecost

8 a.m. Bear Blaney Logan Lohse Abe Reinitz

Mary Christensen Bob Stark Gordie Gieseke Jean Featherstone

10 a.m. Linda McNairy Amy Mayo Peter von Haaren Terry Van Allen

John Blue Family Sam Blue

Shawn & Kris Blaney

11/15 25th

Sunday After

Pentecost

8 a.m. Catherine Johnson Randy Johnson Randy Johnson Jean Featherstone

10 a.m. Judy Mann Don Mayo Alice Nelson

Peggy Danielson John Blue Family

Sam Blue Marilyn Grosse

Beckie Plaas

11/22 Last

Sunday After

Pentecost

8 a.m. Mary Ann Valentine

Char Friedrich Mary Ann Valentine

Jean Featherstone

10a.m. Pam Dressen Pat Welke Terry Van Allen

Marissa Kelly John Blue Family

Sam Blue Celebration

Sunday

8 a.m. Bob Stark Mary Christensen Gordie Gieseke Jean Featherstone

11 a.m. Brendan Kelly Amelia Reinitz Linda McNairy Brendan Kelly

John Blue Family Sam Blue

Clair & Karen Hemenway

Altar Guild: Marm Nihart, Chair; Sharon Bryan, Asst. Chair; Maureen Blue, Alice Nelson, Dawna McMillen, Char Friedrich, Mary Ann Valentine, Jane Smith. Directress, Jeannette Wilson. Floater: Barry Preble

11/29 First

Sunday of Advent

“HELP WANTED” We are looking for new volunteers to serve as

Greeters/Ushers – Cupbearers - and Readers. Train-

ing will be offered. Additionally, we seek volunteer

assistance with small tasks in the office. Hours are


Christ Episcopal Church 321 West Avenue Red Wing, MN 55066

Services—Sunday: 8 a.m. & 10 a.m., Wednesday: 10 a.m.

Change Service Requested

“HELP WANTED” We are looking for new volunteers to serve as

Greeters/Ushers – Cupbearers - and Readers. Training

will be offered. Additionally, we seek volunteer

assistance with small tasks in the office. Hours are

flexible

Hot Breakfast November 1 8:45-9:30 a.m.

Church Women United Date: Friday, November 6, 3014

Time: 9:30 a.m.

Place: First Lutheran Church,

Red Wing

Speaker: Otis Zanders, former Superintendent of the

MCF-RW (Correctional Facility), will speak

on his participation in the 50th Anniversary

Selma March in 2015.

Daycare provided—call the church by

Monday, November 2 ECW Fall Project The ECW will be putting together Cookies in a Jar

and making note cards on Saturday, November 7 at 9

a.m.

These items will be sold at the annual Church Bake

Sale. Proceeds will go toward a new stove. Everyone

is invited to help assemble these items and have fun

while doing it!!!!!! Participants are asked to bring

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