THE ZUMBROCurrentOur journey of faith leads us to build bridges

of understanding and peace, to reach out with compassion, and to share the hope of Jesus.

Zumbro Lutheran Church | A member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

SEPTEMBER 2019

3 OUR CHURCH. OUR FUTURE.Get a preview of what’s to come

as part of our capital campaign.

4ART OF NEIGHBORINGLove God. Love your neighbor.

Learn more about this engaging

sermon series.

6-7GET INVOLVED Live out your faith by

volunteering through Zumbro.

8-11 Thanks to your generosity, Zumbro youth of all ages were busy playing, growing in faith,and serving their neighbors this summer. Read about their many adventures.

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2019 Initiatives UpdateDear People of Zumbro,

Last fall you were asked to increase offerings by $2,000/week as part of our Finding God in the Midst of the City annual stewardship appeal. Because of your incredible generosity, we have been making great strides in carrying out our 2019 initiatives. As we move into the fall, we’re on the homestretch of putting the remaining initiatives into motion. Here is some of what you can look forward to:

• We’re on our way to becoming an official studentorganization at UMR and we’ll be reaching out intangible ways to the Luther College students inour building. (see p. 6)

• The Family Ministry Team is launching a fullprogram year of faith milestones. Read all about

April Barrett | Building CustodianEver since she was a kid, April has loved

to clean and be organized. Her passion

shows as she keeps our building clean

and tended to throughout the week …

and always with a smile.

Jimmy Coker | Building CustodianJimmy is a full-time chef for Mayo

Historic Properties during the week, but

on Saturdays and Sundays serves as our

weekend custodian. Jimmy enjoys

getting to make a quiet difference behind

the scenes.

Margaret Dillard | Director of CommunicationsMargaret is the newest member of our

Zumbro team. She will guide us in all

areas of communication, including this

newsletter, the weekly bulletin, and our

social media and web presence. Margaret

is looking forward to finding community

among the people of Zumbro.

this and other family ministry events in the 2019-2020 Children, Youth and Family Ministry Booklet (mailed to families and available at the Ushers’ Stand).

• We will be decluttering and sprucing up somespaces on the lowest level to help support ourministries and make our building more welcoming.

In addition, we’ve been able to shape our staff team to lead us in our ministry. Over the past six months, due to a combination of some staff members leaving and new positions being added, six new members have been added to our team. Each of them plays an important role in carrying out our mission. Allow me to introduce you to them:

Jen Gruendler | Youth & Young Adult MinisterJen was on the go this summer as she

traveled with Zumbro youth from the

Northwoods of Wisconsin to the halls of

Congress. Jen will lead all areas of youth

and young adult ministry. Her favorite part

about her work is relationships and getting

to know the kids (cliché but true!).

Subban Hassan | Open Table InternSubban is studying health sciences and

nuclear medicine at UMR and will be

the lead for our Wednesday evening

meal. In addition, her ability to speak

Somali is helping us to build important

bridges with many of our Thursday

evening guests. Subban enjoys having

the opportunity to have an impact on

someone’s life.

Sarah Lichty | Director of MissionSarah is leading the way in fostering

and overseeing our community

partnerships, in addition to creating

opportunities for meaningful

engagement and service (see pages

6-7!). Sarah enjoys finding meaningful

ways to help people put their faith

into action.

If you see these new staff members around the building, please introduce yourself and welcome them. And, dear people

of Zumbro, thank you for making the ministry that we do possible.

Pastor Lisa

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ourchurch. ourfuture.Coming in October: Our Church, Our Future capital and annual appeal campaigns!

On May 19, Zumbro Lutheran Church voted 213-31 to approve a comprehensive building

project. In follow-up to that decision, the Our Church, Our Future capital campaign will

launch on Sunday, Oct. 6 and Wednesday, Oct. 9.

The building project was formulated with broad input from the congregation and emphasis on those who will engage

with the people of Zumbro Lutheran Church and its physical space today and in the future. The project was formulated

with these goals in mind:

• Welcoming and accessible for all

• Be good stewards of God’s gifts – ensuring that our building remains a vibrant and viable asset

• Enhancing mission and ministry opportunities in our neighborhood and community

• Building on our strengths of worship and purposeful relationships

Here are some highlights of the campaign to look forward to in October.

• 40-day devotional starting in late September that will feature members of the congregation and coincide with a

sermon series rooted in the campaign’s Bible verse – Colossians 2:7.

• Special worship throughout October, culminating on Sunday, Oct. 27 and Wednesday, Oct. 30.

• Special music and food as part of the launch on October 6 and 9.

• ZED Talks on Sunday, Oct. 6 and 20, and Wednesday, Oct. 9 and 23.

• Information about both the capital campaign and the annual appeal will be broadly shared throughout October

– including via a mailing to all members; in videos; on social media; via email; in The Current; and on the Zumbro

Lutheran web site.

• Creative ways for children and youth to participate in the campaign.

Throughout October, we will highlight both the capital campaign and the annual appeal. Money raised as part of the

annual appeal covers the congregation’s yearly operating budget to support and fund our staff and carrying out

God’s work through worship, education, and mission in our community and world. The Our Church, Our Future capital

campaign is above and beyond the annual appeal. When you pledge to the capital campaign, you’re making a decision

about a gift that can be spread out over the next three years. A commitment to the capital campaign will help secure

Zumbro’s future – the facilities and our mission for generations to come.

Capital Campaign Goal – $3M

In late March, Tom Jolivette of Kairos & Associates, held a series of confidential interviews with members of the

congregation to test the proposal for building renovations and determine the amount of money that could potentially

be raised through a three-year fundraising campaign. Throughout his 35 years in church ministry, Tom has specialized in

donor cultivation, major gift fundraising and solicitation. Tom estimated we could raise $2.5M, with potential to surpass

that goal. The capital campaign goal of $2.5M and stretch goal of $3M was presented, discussed and endorsed by the

church council at a meeting in mid-April. After construction is over, the congregation’s mortgage will be refinanced and

paid through our regular budget.

The Zumbro Lutheran Church Capital Campaign Appeal team members include: Co-chairs Ann Beatty and Bob

Giere; Pastor Jason Bryan-Wegner, Pastor Vern Christopherson, Pastor Shelley Cunningham, Chris Gade, Jolene Hansen,

Kari Jadin, Tom Jolivette (Kairos & Associates), Pastor Lisa Kipp, Rob Nesse and Philip Quanbeck.

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The Art of Neighboring Christian faith can be summed up in

two simple sentences: Love God. Love

your neighbor. It’s so simple that it’s

easy to miss how profound Jesus’

commands really are. With the rising

fear of others and acts of violence,

there’s no better time to respond to

Jesus’ call to be a neighbor. During

this sermon series, we’ll explore ways

we’re called to be a neighbor, we’ll name some of the obstacles that get in the

way, and we’ll look at God’s vision of living in community.

Worship DetailsWORSHIPNursery HoursSUNDAYS | 8:15-11:45am

WEDNESDAYS | 6-8:15pm

Planning a BaptismContact the church office to

schedule a baptism.

SUGGESTED DATES & TIMES

SUNDAY | 8:30 & 10:30am

September 8, 22, 29 /

October 13, 27 / November 10, 24

WEDNESDAY | 6:15pm

September 11, 25 / October 2, 16, 30

/ November 13, 27

Summer Pastoral ActsBAPTISMSLeah Belle Post

Rajon Kyle Fletcher

Aurelia Jean Vig

Bodin Nicholas Jenson

Bennett Gordon Erie

WEDDINGSMakayla Wichmann and

Brady Kunkel

Mikaela Hagen and

Kyle Lewis

SAINTS GONE BEFORE USDonald C. Olsen

Elizabeth “Betty” V. Williams

Bonnie J. Mickelson

Andrus M. Jensen

Nancy G. Olson

John M. Whited

Betty L. Moon

Sunday, Sept. 1Motives MatterMatthew 5:13-16Holy Communion with Prayers for HealingPreaching: Pastor Shelley CunninghamMusic: Andy Johnsrud, vocalist

Sunday, Sept. 8Opening DoorsLuke 10:1-11Preaching: Pastor Vern Christopherson Music by 29:11

Sunday, Sept. 15Better TogetherRomans 12:9-21Preaching: Pastor Jason Bryan-Wegner Holy Communion with Prayers for HealingMusic: Zumbro Lutheran Choir (8:30am); Jenny Kruse and Janette Reeves (10:30am)

ourchurch. ourfuture.For more than 150 years, Zumbro Lutheran Church has been a source of

hope for people during the most challenging times in their lives, and a place

of celebration during the most joyful. As we prepare to launch our capital

campaign next month, we’re going to take a look back during the first two

weeks of this sermon series. How did we end up in the heart of downtown

Rochester? How has God been at work through the people of Zumbro here in

this place?

Sunday, Sept. 22God Builds a Church in the Heart of the CityJeremiah 29:4-14Preaching: Pastor Lisa KippMusic: Bruce Bonnicksen (trumpet), Zumbro Lutheran Choir (8:30am); Zumbro Choristers (10:30am)

Sunday, Sept. 29God Removes Barriers and Welcomes AllActs 3:1-10Preaching: Pastor Vern ChristophersonMusic: Mia Suzuki, soloist (8:30am), Zumbro Lutheran Choir (10:30am); Bel Canto Handbell Choir (8:30am and 10:30am)

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ZED Talks September 2019SUNDAYS, 9:35amSUNDAY, SEPT. 829:11On Sunday, Sept. 8,

Zumbro welcomes 29:11

as musical guests during

the 8:30am and 10:30am

services. The group will also be the ZED Talk, beginning at 9:35am in the

sanctuary. This will be a time to get to know the group members personally as

they share their stories and engage in dialogue.

Under the umbrella of the organization New Hope International Exchange

(NHIE), 29:11 is a group of talented young vocalists and musicians touring the

Midwest from South Africa. In addition to sharing their musicianship, cultural

exchanges are a way for them to interact with their audiences and American

culture. The group name "29:11" derives from the text in the book of Jeremiah,

that states "For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “Plans to

prosper you and not to harm you. Plans to give you hope and a future." With

this spiritual guidance, 29:11 group members share personal testimonies of

their own trials and tribulations and hope to engage in cross-cultural dialogue

on differences and similarities between living in the US and South Africa.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 15 & WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18VOLUNTEER EXPO

Serving inside and outside of our church is a part

of who we are at Zumbro. Volunteering at Zumbro

not only makes a difference in our church and in the

world, but it is a great way to make some new friends!

Find out more at our Volunteer Expo on Sunday,

Sept. 15, following both worship services, or on

Wednesday, Sept. 18, from 5:30-6:15pm before our

evening worship.

SUNDAYS, SEPT. 22 & 29ZED Talk details to be announced in the weekly Life of Zumbro and e-news.

Music Opportunities Contact Music Minister Kristy Giere if

you are interested in any of the music

opportunities detailed to the right.

Please see the fall Children, Youth and

Family Ministry Booklet for special music

opportunities for children and youth.

ZUMBRO LUTHERAN CHOIRHigh School through Adult

Wednesdays, 7-8:30pm (child care

available)

First rehearsal: Wednesday, Sept. 4,

Choir Room

Bob Giere, director

Fall highlights include the Family

Promise Concert, November 16; Rutter

Requiem, November 17; and Lessons

and Carols at St. Marys Chapel,

December 15.

BEL CANTO HANDBELL CHOIR Adults (experienced ringers)

MONDAYS, 6:45-7:45PM

First rehearsal:

MONDAY, SEPT. 9, SANCTUARY

Kristy Giere, director

ZUMBRO BRASS ENSEMBLEPerforms in worship throughout the

year and participates in the annual

Festival of Lessons and Carols at

St. Marys Hospital Chapel.

Alan Hansen, director;

Ron Elcombe, rehearsal coordinator

ZUMBRO WOODWINDENSEMBLES Ensembles for combination of horn,

bassoon, oboe, clarinet and flute,

also includes the Zumbro Woodwind

Quintet

ZUMBRO INTERGENERATIONAL BAND AND STRINGSInstrumentalists of all ages. Parents

and kids can play side-by-side!

Rehearsals are scheduled one to two

weeks prior to Sundays the ensemble

plays in worship. Planned dates are

Sunday, Dec. 8, 2019 and

Sunday, May 3, 2020

Kristy Giere, director

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COLLEGE MINISTRY | Staff Contact: Jen GruendlerAre you looking for ways to connect to our local Luther College and UMR Students? Contact Jen Gruendler

if you are interested in serving in one of these ways:

• Provide a simple meal for a small group of students on a 2nd Sunday of the month after our 10:30

worship service.

• Host a monthly Coffee and Snack Hour for our Luther College Students.

• Be a “host family” to a college-age student from UMR or Luther College. Commit to connecting

with them at least once monthly from September-May, regularly pray for them, and help them feel

welcome in Rochester and our faith family.

• Bake some cookies, donate wrapped snacks or treats, provide $5 gift cards for coffee, etc., for our

UMR (September 5) and Luther College students (week of September 8) fall kick-off welcome bags;

or for finals care packages (early December) for our UMR, Luther, and Zumbro college students.

ROCHESTER PRIDE | Staff Contact: Sarah LichtyRochester Pride will take place on Saturday, Sept. 28 from 12-

4pm at Mayo Park. Zumbro members are invited to represent our

congregation at a Zumbro info table, welcome friends, and reach

out with compassion to gender-identity and sexual-orientation

minority communities. To learn more about the event visit

www.RochMNPride.org. Contact Sarah Lichty if you’d like to be a

Zumbro representative.

Ways to VolunteerWe are a church that rolls up our sleeves and gets to work! Whether you have been a volunteer your whole life, have always wished you could be more involved in giving to your community, or fall somewhere in between – there is a place for you to serve through Zumbro. Be a part of one of the many ways we will build bridges of understanding and peace this year as we continue to live into our identity as a downtown church.

OPEN TABLE | Staff Contact: Sarah LichtyAfter months of planning,

we are excited that the Open

Table expansion to downtown

Rochester on Wednesday nights is

happening! Thanks to the addition

of our first Open Table intern,

Subban Hassan, and a partnership

with the Salvation Army, Open

Table will serve on the last two

Wednesdays of each month from

the parking lot of the Salvation

Army Adult Day Center parking

lot.

We are always in need of

volunteers to help prep

food, serve from the truck,

and assist with clean-up.

Visit our online sign-up

(link available on Zumbro’s

website) or contact Sarah

Lichty to participate in this

important ministry.

WEDNESDAYS3:30-4:30pm prep food

5-6 serve meal

6-6:30pm clean-up

THURSDAYS2-4pm bake cookies

3:30-4:30pm prep food

4:30-5:30 serve meal at

Zumbro & clean-up

5-6:45pm serve meal

6:45-7:30 clean-up

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LSS’ YOUTH SERVICES | Staff Contact: Sarah LichtyZumbro’s Mission & Outreach Team is leading the way as

Zumbro seeks to deepen our relationship with Lutheran

Social Service (LSS) youth services in Rochester. As we

begin conversations to host a youth drop-in center in our

building, there are ways you can get involved right now as

a part of this ministry. Contact Sarah if you are interested.

• Join Zumbro’s newly forming LSS Youth Services Team

to help develop our partnership and the youth drop-in

center

• Help with LSS’ youth services Christmas party

• Help plan a movie night (with babysitting services)

for youth experiencing or at-risk of homelessness

ZUMBRO ADVOCACY TEAM | Staff Contact: Pastor LisaThe Mission & Outreach Team invites you to use your

voice to love God and love your neighbor by joining a

new team dedicated to advocacy work. Guided by the

ELCA advocacy office and ELCA social statements, team

members will work together to stand up for policies that

create opportunities to overcome poverty, promote peace

and dignity, and defend God’s creation. This team will

build an online network for coordinated support, gather on

a quarterly basis, and organize to attend local and regional

rallies that seek to bring about God’s kingdom. Sign up to

join the team through the Life of Zumbro or by contacting

Pastor Lisa. The first team gathering will be on Tuesday,

Sept. 24, at 7pm.

TANZANIA TRIP 2020 | Staff Contact: Pastor LisaBe a part of the next team to visit Iambi Lutheran

Hospital in rural Tanzania Feb. 6-20, 2020. You will

experience compassionate hospitality, an immersion

into the Tanzanian healthcare system, an unbelievable

African safari, and a glimpse of the heart of Jesus as you

meet our friends at Iambi. Highlights of the 2020 trip

will involve follow-up on the new x-ray machine and lab

equipment Zumbro has provided, exploration of the land

we are helping the hospital farm, and more intentional

time accompanying our partners and deepening trust.

The entire trip cost will be approximately $4,000. Contact

Pastor Lisa ASAP if you are interested in traveling.

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Summer Family MinistryAs we made our way through our Mountain Top sermon series this summer, many of our young people

ventured into mountain top like experiences to near and far away places where day-to-day life was

different. Whether our kids found themselves in Washington DC, in the Serengeti (during VBS), serving

in the Twin Cities, or surrounded by the beauty of northern Wisconsin, God showed up and reminded our

youth that they are loved. We hope the following pages of stories and photos will give you a brief glimpse

of the holy wonder of the 2019 family ministry mountain top experiences.

HIGH SCHOOL TRIP TO WASHINGTON, DC

Fourteen high school students and leaders found themselves exploring and serving in our nation's capital in July.

The trip, led by the Steinbruck Center at Luther Place Memorial Church, integrated both service and learning. Youth

explored the differences between charity and advocacy by trying both types of mission work out. They assembled

and passed out care packages for those experiencing homelessness, while also hearing the stories of those who have

endured a season of life on the streets of DC. They spent a day on Capitol Hill with the ELCA office of advocacy and

met with Senator Tina Smith and the office of Representative Hagedorn. The group spent other days serving in feeding

ministries like Martha’s Market, which provides fresh and healthy food for kids in places in the district with little access

to affordable groceries. The trip was full of laughter and joy and challenging conversations as we sifted through hard

realities of life and faith. The trip was also about relationship building and exploring the sites and sounds of a big city

during a heatwave and seeing first-hand how God is at work in the city every day through people doing good and holy

work in shelters, in the capitol building, on park benches, in churches, as Uber drivers, and in countless other spaces.

Washington DC, politics, and many of the systemic challenges facing our nation (such as housing insecurity), will never

be looked at in the same way for the fourteen people who traveled on this service trip.

“I learned how much you can do

before you turn 18 in the political

system. I learned that you have a

chance to talk to your representative

(or someone who works with them)

to let them know how you feel about

what they are doing. I was shocked

when we did this, that you could do

this. This experience taught me a lot

and that we can do more in mission

that just serving.”

Marcus Cramer, high school student

“I learned that our nation’s capital is

similar, but also very different than

our hometown of Rochester. Both

have a homeless population, and even

though it is our capital, it doesn’t

mean everything is good and well

there.”

Jeremy Stortz, high school student

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MIDDLE SCHOOL TRIP TO CROSSWOODS ADVENTURE CAMP

Eighteen middle schoolers and leaders spent a week in the north woods of Wisconsin at Crosswoods Adventure Camp.

They found themselves kayaking down a river, in the tree tops tackling a high ropes course, treasure hunting in the

woods, building a shelter to protect their group from the elements on a survivor hike, and singing and dancing every

morning and afternoon in worship. There is nothing like encountering God in the cathedral of pine trees, stars, lakes,

campfires, and late-night talks in the cabin with friends. The campers were stretched physically as canoes were run up

hills in the relay race, emotionally as they convinced themselves over and over that the ropes attached to them were

in fact safe and secure, and spiritually as they wrestled with how we live and witness our faith in the everyday realities

of life. The group overcame fears of many types (heights, being away from home, mice and bugs and snakes…), grew

closer together as a community, and had five beautiful days of being disconnected from technology and instead

connected with each other and God. At every meal a camper was challenged to pray aloud to bless the meal. Every one

of our Zumbro kids rose to the challenge and prayed aloud – some for the very first time. The last night every camper

was prayed over by name, reminded of their belovedness, and encouraged to “keep the faith.” Middle school can be a

really crazy season of life. Camp was the perfect place for them to play, laugh, sing, and be stretched in a safe and brave

space all while being reminded that nothing in the world can separate them from the love of God.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TRIP TO THE TWIN CITIESThis was Zumbro’s first ever 5th-6th grade mission

trip. A small but mighty group of kids and moms

drove over 400 miles as they served and grew in

faith together. The group packed meals at Feed

My Starving Children, sang karaoke and played

Farkel at an adult daycare program, served a

free community meal through Loaves and Fishes,

created re-usable shopping bags for a food shelf,

and did yard work for home-bound senior citizens.

The youth and moms also had plenty of time to

play and get to know each other so much better.

They went to the coolest mini-golf place EVER,

swam at a lovely beach on a hot afternoon, and

had an Italian feast at Buca.

This was a great adventure to help younger youth “get their feet wet” on a mission trip. At the end of the trip, they all

wished they had more time to serve and play together! One of the more moving and significant parts of the trip was

helping a woman nicknamed Beanie with yard work. She was thrilled to have the kids there and invited us inside (away

from the bugs and the heat) to visit for a bit. Beanie suffers from a genetic disease that is robbing her of her health,

speech, and independence. Rather than being angry about her situation, Beanie wanted the kids to know that she still (Continued on next page)

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TRIP (CONTINUED)

loves her life and is grateful for her wonderful family and friends and volunteers like them that help her every day. The

group will ever forget her smile and positive attitude.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

We had a lot to ROAR about at Vacation Bible School this year because … When life is wild – God is good! Kids and

volunteers enjoyed creative Bible stories, games, crafts, fun food, and, of course, lots of music. The weather was perfect

and the energy and joy in the building were wonderfully wild!

VBS +PLUS+

Our afternoon VBS program is wonderful way to show kids from Kindergarten

to high school how important and fun it is to serve others. We served by doing

various projects, including making cookie dough for Open Table; singing, playing

bingo and visiting with seniors at three different local care facilities; and picking

up trash in city parks and along Zumbro’s stretch of Hwy 63. The highlight of the

week is always our big bus trip to Feed My Starving Children in Eagan where we

helped pack 33,264 meals, feeding 91 children in Haiti for a year!

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ART CAMPArt Camp is a wonderful week of

exploration and creativity and this

year was no exception. Young artists

used some familiar art media such as

watercolor painting, metal tooling and

print-making. Students also tried a

new media called acrylic pour or flow

painting. The kids were delighted with

the results and are excited to share

their creations with the congregation

this fall. Special thanks goes out to art

teacher and Zumbro member Tiffany

Erie for her passion for kids and art.

She is an incredible teacher and

we are blessed every year with her

leadership!

FAMILY CAMP TO IRONWOOD SPRINGS CHRISTIAN RANCH

What do crazy gourmet s’mores, zip lining, swimming, Bible study, camp fires, birthday boxes for LSS, and a petting zoo

all have in common? Family Camp! Six families spent two somewhat rainy but lovely days at Ironwood Springs building

relationships while playing, praying, eating, and camping together in tents and cabins. Families also explored the parable

of the Good Samaritan and Jesus’ call to love God and love neighbor.

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Jason Bryan-WegnerPastorpastorjason@zumbrolutheran.org

Lisa KippPastorpastorlisa@zumbrolutheran.org

Shelley CunninghamPastorpastorshelley@zumbrolutheran.org

Kristy GiereMusic Ministerkristygiere@zumbrolutheran.org

Janette ReevesFamily Ministerjanettereeves@zumbrolutheran.org

Jen GruendlerYouth and Young Adult Minister jennifergruendler@zumbrolutheran.org

Connie SaundersAdministrative Assistantconniesaunders@zumbrolutheran.org

Ruth MonsonCongregational Life Minister ruthmonson@zumbrolutheran.org

Tracy ScharBusiness Managertracyschar@zumbrolutheran.org

Sarah LichtyDirector of Missionsarahlichty@zumbrolutheran.org

Margaret DillardCommunications Directormargaretdillard@zumbrolutheran.org

Bob GiereDirector of Zumbro Lutheran ChoirDirector of Wednesday Worship Band bobgiere@gmail.org

Ralph SchornackMusic Assistant

Robert Schneider Building Manager robertschneider@zumbrolutheran.org

Karla DexterOffice Assistantkarladexter@zumbrolutheran.org

Kamen MakuerDinka Lay Evangelistmakuerkamen@yahoo.com

Barb DesensNursery Coordinator

Zumbro Staff

Newsletter DeadlinePlease submit items for the October issue of the Zumbro Current by September 10, to margaretdillard@zumbrolutheran.org