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KICKOFF OF SUMMER

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

August 4-8, 2019

Sign up at:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A49A4A922A6FA7-roar

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FIRST COMMUNION STUDENTS

Paxton Ament, Benjamin Anderson, Brady Anderson, Grace Baldry,

Emma DeBlieck, Leah DeBlieck, Josephine Hales, Samuel Hales,

Bryce Handshoe, Trevor Handshoe, Madilyn Harkin, Wyatt Harkin,

Cole Haus, Hunter Heitkamp, Kelsey Janisch, Carson Klimmek,

Hudson Klimmek, Maxton Klimmek, Makenzie Peterson, Stella Prokott,

Ayden Trautner, Bentley Trautner, Kaleb Waters.

SUMMER LAWN

MOWING HELP NEEDED

If you would be interested,

we will be needing

volunteers to help with lawn

mowing this summer. It usually is a once a week

thing, with trimming and blowing sidewalks

clean, etc.

Dates we need help are: June 2-30, July 5-14,

July 21-Aug 3.

Please see Shelly in the church office if you would

like to get on the schedule.

YOUNG FAMILY

FELLOWSHIP

Are you a family with

young children? Interested in

fellowship with other families in

the same boat? Check out our

new parent's group! We will

meet at 11:15 am (after the

10am service) on Sunday,

June 9, at 10 am in

the narthex.

Questions?

Contact Pastor Angela.

SUMMER WORSHIP

Join us for our first

Wednesday

summer youth worship

service on June 12, at

7 pm! This is the first of

three monthly

services we'll have

throughout the

summer. We'll sing some

songs, listen to a

Bible lesson, receive

communion, and even do

an in-service activity or

two. While the purpose of

this service is to keep our

youth connected this

summer, any and all are

welcome to attend!

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CHURCH NEWS

ALL MILITARY FAMILIES AND FRIENDS

We have a bulletin board to recognize

those members and friends in their

service for our country.

We would like to include all active and retired

personnel from all branches of service, all law

enforcement, and all firefighters.

The information we are gathering: Name, Rank, Dates

of Service, Branch of Service, Where stationed or

area. We would like to place a 4 inch by 6 inch photo

with the description of each person. If you have

photos and bios to be added to this board, please

bring them to the church office.

PASTOR VISITS/NOTIFICATION:

If you or someone you know will be

hospitalized and would like a call or

visit from Pastor Daryl or Pastor Angela, please

contact the church office or either pastor directly at

651-341-3787 (Daryl), 952-212-3355 (Angela).

COFFEE WITH THE PASTOR

If you would like to have coffee and visit

with Pastor Daryl or Pastor Angela, please contact the

church office or either pastor directly at 651-341-

3787 (Daryl), or 952-212-3355 (Angela).

DID YOU KNOW that you can make an

offering using your credit card at SSLC?

You can! We have a card reader available

on the kitchen counter. Instructions are posted

nearby. Assistance available.

TIME AND TALENTS NEEDED

We are looking for talented helpers for

building repairs and learning about our

Sound System operation and equipment.

If you are willing to help with these or any other

projects, please contact Ralph Johnson or Rich

Alickson, or contact the church office.

CHECK OUT OUR CHURCH APP !

We have acquired an app for the

congregation. It is available for download

in the App Store and the Google Play Store. Search:

South Santiago Clear Lake.

Download the app and allow notifications. Whether

you are a social media user or not you will be kept up

to date on all the great things happening at SSLC.

LOOKING FOR A SUMMER BIBLE CAMP?

Here are some ideas……

*Green Lake Lutheran Ministries

near Spicer at http://www.gllm.org/

*Luther Crest Bible Camp near Alexandria at

http://www.luthercrest.org/

Funds in your family fundraiser account may be used

to help pay for your week at camp. Contact the

church office in regards to this option.

Kingdom Kids/Breakfast Club News

We are hoping to build on the success

of the recently completed Sunday

Morning Christian Education Program Year, and are

already planning Kingdom Kids and Breakfast Club

for this fall.

South Santiago Sunday School Superintendent Carla

Griffin is making lists and checking them twice. We

will be utilizing ‘Buzz!’ once again and will be looking

for a lead teacher for each classroom – as well as

individuals to be part of the teaching teams.

In other words – Sunday School Teachers aren’t going

to be required to teach every week, but rather as a

part of a teaching rotation. We are also looking to

teach in teams of two, as well. All that being said, it

will require a significant number of people to step up

and teach Jesus to our children.

It’s not rocket science – and it is so very rewarding!

If you’d like more information about this,

contact Pastor Angela or Carla Griffin.

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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

800-273-8255

SUICIDE HOTLINE

CHURCH NEWS

SOUTH SANTIAGO BUILDING

MAINTENANCE FUND

Please consider a special donation to

SSLC’s Building Maintenance fund. We

have established a savings account to build

up to use for major church repairs. We anticipate more

repairs as our beautiful building ages.

To make a special donation, just designate “Building

Repairs” on your check or offering envelope. We hope

you can help us grow this account to allow us to keep

SSLC in the best condition we can. Thank you!

Buildings and Grounds Committee

Did You Know?

We have a Meals Ministry

program at SSLC! There have been a

group of women who have been making

and providing meals for members of our congregation

when there is an illness, a health concern, or a need.

If you would like to find out more and get connected

contact Roberta Bistodeau at 320-250-8073 or

Dee Punton at 612-719-2344. You can either provide

meals, storage dishes or cooking dishes for them to

use for those families. You may bring gently used or

new cookware to the church office. Please contact

either Roberta or Dee if you would like to help make

meals for families.

OFFERING ENVELOPES

We now have blank offering envelopes in

the church entry on the podium next to the

guest book. Please feel free to take one

as needed.

First Monday of each month

FRIENDSHIP BIBLE STUDY

Meets during the school year on the third

Tuesday evening of the month during the

school year at 6:30 pm. Please contact Barb Marsh

for more information if you are interested in studying

with them.

THREADS OF HOPE AND KINDNESS

We are looking for donations of WORKING

sewing machines (with instruction book)

for our group.

We are also accepting donations of fleece and flannel

for baby blankets, or any offering to purchase fabric.

Our group meets during the school year on the third

Saturday of the month at 9 am. If you have any

questions, please contact Roberta Bistodeau.

PRISCILLA BIBLE STUDY

Meets on the third Wednesday morning

of each month at 9 am. All are welcome!

Christ in our Home

Is a daily devotional booklet for all ages.

Please feel free to pick one up in the church entry.

Musicians Wanted! Looking for a fun way to get

involved here at SSLC? We're searching for musicians

(vocal or instrumental) to join our adult choir and/or

our contemporary music group. Contact Pastor Angela

(angela.lamoore@gmail.com) or

Heidi Hansen (hansenhouseofmusic@

live.com) for more information.

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MESSAGE FROM PASTOR DARYL

THESE ARE SOME MEMBERS THAT HAVE HAD THEIR NAMES PLACED ON OUR NEW

ANNIVERSARY DISPLAY IN THE NARTHEX. CONGRATULATIONS ON 50+ YEARS!

Somewhere in our teenage years, summer vacation becomes summer and

the vacation part is reserved for perhaps a week or two. Long gone is the

seemingly less endless string of barefoot days playing pick-up baseball or

fishing down by the shore.

Coming together as a community to celebrate all that God has done and is doing in our lives –

worshipping – is not based on season or status, but rather on our individual and collective place at

the table. God doesn’t take summers off in giving life, breath and hope, and our call is to continue to

receive and to share God’s love all the days.

This isn’t a whiny pastor saying “Where did all the people go?”

It’s a whiny pastor who has wandered at different times of his life from the fold and can tell you

firsthand that it’s not the best way to live. There are some things that I simply need to do because it

makes me better know who I am and who I can be, and regular worship is at or near the top

of the list.

I look forward to sharing the hope of Jesus Christ this summer in the air conditioned comfort of the

sanctuary. We have various activities in the works and I encourage you to participate in them, as

well. It shall be a hoot.

PRAYER REQUESTS: Al Gruenhagen (Julie Johnson’s Uncle), Judy Warren (Ella Arneson’s stepmother), Lew Olson,

Loree Kiel (Cheryl Ellingson’s friend), Zasha Andzenge (Faith Pozorski’s cousin’s daughter, Lila Lundberg (Jackie

Johnson’s sister), Ken Nordstrom (Tammy Alickson’s Dad), Dean Derosier (Dave and Shelly Whitcomb’s friend),

Janice Collison (Robin Garding’s Mom), Nancy Stang (Dennis & Brenda Stang’s sister-in-law); Janice Culp,(Joe

Berthiaume’s sister); Margie Bragelman (Donna Pozorski’s cousin).

PRAYERS OF THANKGIVING:

MILITARY PRAYERS: William Tinkler Jr, Kelly Smith, Tyler Brott, Kyle Whitcomb, Chandler Wiltsey,

Caleb Vekved, David Bley, Derik Smith, Logan Gallus, Richard Buckalew, Matthew Peabody, Adam Thom,

Jeremy Schuch, Logan Draack, Brandon Wiltsey, Ryan Munsterman.

PRAYER REQUESTS

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PASTOR’S SCHEDULES

Pastor Daryl: Pastor Angela:

Monday: 8:30 AM— 3 PM Monday 8:30 AM — 3 PM

Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 3 PM Tuesday: OFF

Wednesday: 8:30 AM – 3 PM Wednesday: 8:30 AM — 3 PM

Thursday: 8:30 AM – 3 PM Thursday: OFF

Friday: OFF Friday: OFF

Saturday: OFF Saturday: OFF

Please note: These hours just reflect posted office hours. They do not reflect evening meetings,

hospital visits, confidential pastoral care, etc. These hours will flex with personal family needs;

conference, synod, or other outside meetings and other as-needed daily and weekly interruptions

where ministry happens.

If you call or come to the office looking for Pastor Daryl or Pastor Angela and they are not available,

please leave word with the staff that you are looking for him. They will get in touch with you and

return your message ASAP. You can also contact either of them any time by cell Pastor Daryl

(651-341-3787 call or text); Pastor Angela (952-212-3355 call or text).

IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE WHO SHOULD BE ADDED TO OUR PRAYER LIST OR

PRAYER CHAIN, PLEASE CONTACT PASTOR DARYL OR PASTOR ANGELA.

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MESSAGE FROM PASTOR ANGELA

Well, the weather may not be cooperating just yet, but summer is officially in full

swing at SSLC. For example, as of May 26th, we are down to one Sunday service,

at 9 AM. However, just because the program year is wrapped up, don’t think we’re

closing up shop for the summer. There is still plenty going on here!

First off, in an effort to keep our youth connected this summer, we will be holding

monthly Wednesday night worship services geared toward our confirmation students and high schoolers. The first

of those is coming up on June 12 at 7 PM.

In addition, we’ll be doing a few youth service days throughout the summer. We’ll serve somewhere in the

morning, have lunch together, then spend the afternoon doing a fun activity. On Monday, June 17, we’ll be

travelling to Coon Rapids to serve at Feed My Starving Children and play at Grand Slam Family Fun Center.

Please sign up on the SSLC website by June 9 under the “Youth Group” tab at “Ministries.”

Speaking of signing up, VBS registration is officially open! Our “ROAR” Vacation Bible School will be held August 4

– 8. Come explore God’s goodness and celebrate our ferocious faith! You can go on our website and look for the

sign up tab.

Finally, we will be holding a few outdoor worship services throughout the summer. Our first will be Sunday, June

23 at 11 AM (rain date: June 30). A BBQ lunch will follow service!

Summer is a busy time for all of us – traveling, yard work, trying to keep the kids entertained… But Hebrews 10:23

-25 reminds us: Let us hold fast to the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who has promised is

faithful. And let us consider how to provoke one another to love and good deeds, not neglecting to meet together,

as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day approaching.

So let us not give up meeting together. This summer, let’s explore new ways of being community, of finding

fellowship with one another, and of meeting our God in worship and prayer.

Love in Christ,

Pastor Angela

GRADUATE QUILTS GIFTED—MAY 19

Church Council Members President ● Bill Rogers ● rogers122@aol.com

Vice President ● Lyn Peterson● lynpeterson11@gmail.com

Treasurer ● Mark Swanson● swanny@izoom.net

Secretary ● Scott Bursch● scottbursch@ebertconst.com

Member ● Jeff Maetyka ● jjmate1212@gmail.com

Member ● Bert Robb ● bertrobb@aol.com

Member ● Jeanette Harshman 763-662-2741

Member ● Melanie Mielke ● m.mielke@windstream.net

Member ● David Darsow ● ddarsow7@yahoo.com

Committee Chairs Board of Education ● Carla Griffin 320-774-9696

Building & Grounds ● Ralph Johnson 320-248-6818

Cemetery Board ● Bill Rogers 320-743-3031

Family Service Group ● needed

Head Ushers ● Richard Harshman 763-662-2741

Historian ● Holly Klinker 320-345-0040

Librarian ● Rosalie Klinker 763-263-2540

Money Counters ● Barb Marsh 320-248-2949

Stewardship Committee ● needed

Active Groups Altar Guild ● Sandy Empting 320-743-2626

Funeral Coordinator ● Church Office

Graduate Quilters ● Shelly Bluhm 763-662-2468

Mission Quilters ● Shelly Bluhm 763-662-2468

Prayer Chain ● Carol Michaletz 320-743-5199

Prayer Shawl Ministry ● Tammy Alickson 763-856-3320

Relay for Life ● Donna Pozorski 763-856-8474

Sharing Meals ● Dee Punton 612-719-2344

Sunshine Committee ● Sandy Empting 320-743-2626

Women of SSLC ● Needed

Faith Chests ● Needed

Backpack Buddies● Karen Wipper 763-244-9429

Staff Pastor Daryl Thul ● pastorsouthsantiago@gmail.com

Pastor Angela LaMoore ● angela.lamoore@gmail.com

Office Administrator ● Shelly Bluhm ● sslcoffice@izoom.net

Choir Director ● Heidi Hansen ● hansenhouseofmusic@live.com

Musician● Heidi Hansen ● hansenhouseofmusic@live.com

Musician● Linda Corrigan ● lindacorrigan46@gmail.com

Bookkeeper ● Shelly Bluhm ● sslcfinance@windstream.net

Custodian ● Sandy Empting ● windyofarm@aol.com

JUNE/JULY FAMILY SERVICE GROUP website: www.sslcmn.org/stewardship

6/2 6/9 6/16 6/23 6/30 7/7 7/14

9 am 9 am 9 am 9 am 9 am 9 am 9 am

READERS Aament

HEAD USHER Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson

USHERS

GREETERS

KITCHEN HELP

GOODIES

BASKET HOLDER

COMMUNION SERVERS

ACOLYTE

MONEY COUNTERS

Marsh,

Bursch Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson

ALTAR GUILD

Cox,

Humble

Cox,

Humble

Klinker,

Thom,

Miller-Hess

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CHURCH

COUNCIL &

GROUP

INFORMATION

FUTURE NOISY

OFFERINGS

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MAY 9, 2019 COUNCIL MINUTES

In attendance: Scott Bursch, David Darsow, Bert Robb, Bill Rogers, Pastor Thul,

Isabelle Swanson, Lyn Peterson, Jeanette Harshman, Mark Swanson,

Melanie Mielke, Pastor LaMoore

1. Call to order: a. Bill Rogers at 6:36 pm.

2. Opening devotions and prayer: a. Pastor Thul. i. Acts 13- Paul and Barnabas.

3. Open forum: a. None.

4. Adoption of Agenda: a. No change.

5. Adoption of minutes for April 14, 2019: a. Approved (revised 05.09.19)

as submitted.

6. Treasurer’s report- May 7, 2019: a. Approved as submitted.

7. Reports:

a. Pastor LaMoore’s report: i. Reviewed- see report for details. ii. Motion to

purchase sweatshirts for high schoolers up to $400.00- 1st- Mark- 2nd- Bert- vote

passed. iii. Motion to purchase new computer and ProPresenter for video display-

the current system is out dated and failing spend up to $2,500.00- 1st- Melanie-

2nd-David- Discussion- new system will work with current projection system with

capabilities for upgrades- vote passed.

b. Pastor Thul report: i. Reviewed- see report for details. ii. Motion to spend up to

$150.00 to move organ to west side of altar 1st- Melanie- 2nd- David- vote passed.

c. Committees: i. None.

d. Council Members: i. Jeanette: 1. Discussed changes/suggestions that should be

brought to council. 2. Suggested changing communion to 2nd and 3rd Sunday-

pastor agreed. 3. Two (2) year terms for council may-be more agreeable for those

contemplating serving. ii. Melanie: 1. Newsletters are not making it to everyone-

what do we need to do to improve delivery?

8. Unfinished business: a. Combine funds: i. Nothing to discuss. b. Bank change: i.

Mark continues search for improved service.

9. New business: a. Project Priorities: i. Seal parking lot. ii. New roof- 4-5 years. iii.

Update AV system. iv. Emergency/alarm system. v. Seal sidewalks. vi. Oven heating

element. vii. Railings. viii. Sanctuary flooring. (In no particular order)

b. Summer church start time: i. One service at 9:00am from May 26 thru Sept. 1.

10. Confirm date and time of next meeting: a. Thursday, June 13 at 6:30 pm.

11. Adjourned at 8:10 pm.

12. Closed with Lord’s Prayer.

JULY 28

KEN JERRICK TOLEDO

OUR SPONSOR CHILD

Our programs focus on four key

outcomes: for CI kids to

graduate healthy, educated,

empowered and employed. Why

these four? Because they're all

interconnected and essential to

achieving the big goal: helping

break the cycle of poverty.

JUNE 23

DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS

Doctors Without Borders is a

private international association

founded in 1971. The

association is made up mainly of

doctors and health sector

workers and is also open to

other professions which might

help in achieving its aims.

Our mission is to provide

lifesaving medical care to those

most in need.

MSF provides assistance to

populations in distress, to

victims of natural or man-made

disasters, and to victims of

armed conflict. They do so

irrespective of gender, race,

religion, creed, or political

convictions.

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FACTS AND FIGURES

Funds Month Y-T-D

Total Income* $28,458 $106,749

Total Expenses $22,463 $95,335

Difference $5,996 $11,414

4/3 110

4/7 65 / 115

4/10 70

4/14 121 / 125

4/18 63

4/19 82

4/21 41 / 213/

189

4/28 65 / 174

General $21,573

Building Mortgage $3,840

Coffee $12

Youth $20

Other Income-Bldg

Repairs

$960

Backpack Buddies $10

Noisy Offering $324

Kingdom Kids $45

TOTAL $26,784

MAY BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES SIMPLY GIVING

ENROLLMENT

Churches have obligations

just like families and

businesses. When church

members agree to an

automatic payment

arrangement, we can better

budget our income because

we know how much is

coming and when. And if you

leave town and miss worship,

your giving and promised

contributions are taken care

of for you automatically

so you don’t have to worry

about it.

Visit the website:

www.sslcmn.com or email

sslcfinance@windstream.net,

or the church office if you are

interested in

Simply Giving.

APRIL OFFERINGS

*Total Income combines all Offerings PLUS any

other income we have received for the month.

BIRTHDAYS

6/02 Shane Busch

6/02 Ross Ulsby

6/03 Tim Gilberts

6/04 Todd Schultz

6/04 Lila Waldbillig

6/05 Barb Marsh

6/05 Helen Swanson

6/06 David Fidelman

6/06 Michael

Peterson

6/07 Olivia Mateyka

6/07 Aiden Radeke

6/07 Ellery Timm

6/08 Tony Griffin

6/10 Natalie Pozorski

6/11 Eric Temple

6/13 Dayna Claasen-

Schmidt

6/13 Mariah Zerwas

6/14 Dan Huwe

6/14 Rachel Kramber

6/15 Marianne

Lindsey

6/15 Jonathan

McCollum

6/16 Brady Anderson

6/16 Melanie Niday

6/17 Erica Brovold

6/18 T.J. Niday

6/18 Allison

Barringer

6/18 Cade Barringer

6/20 McKenna

Harren

6/20 Mark Swanson

6/20 Hunter McCalla

6/21 Katelyn Wipper

6/22 Joy Hurd

6/23 Michael James

6/23 Joseph James

6/23 Jason Roisland

6/24 Becky Johnson

6/24 Allison Bader

6/25 Lane Claassen

6/28 Sara Barthel

6/28 Angela Bouma

6/30 Allexia Kupczyk

Attendance

I. AM. THIRD.

GOD. OTHERS. ME.

ANNIVERSARIES 6/02 Steve & Kim Wipper

6/02 Troy & Amity Felton

6/05 Dan & Robyn Brown 6/05 Jayme & Kirsten Doucette

6/06 Lonnie & Jodi Halvorson

6/07 Faith & Dwayne Pozorski

6/10 Scott & Tammy Alickson

6/16 Jason & Kelly Puhl

6/17 Scott & Danette Burlet

6/18 Scott & Becky Bursch

6/20 Greg & Joy Hurd

6/24 Glen & Carol Kaas

6/24 Ralph & Jane Johnson

6/24 Troy & LeeAnn Alickson

6/25 Mark & Roberta Bistodeau

6/25 Dan & Brenda Jergenson

6/25 Tom & Karla Zerwas

6/27 Bruce & Donna Bergman

6/29 Kevin & Kim Kampa

YOUTH NEWS

ALL CASH FROM

RECYCLING

DONATIONS GO TO

OUR YOUTH

PROGRAM.

TRAILER IN PALMER.

JUNE 2019

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1

2

FOOD SHELF SUNDAY

Worship 9 am

Altar Guild meets 8:30 am

Hansen recital 6 pm

3

4

Men’s Bible

Study 10 am

5 6

Council

meets

6:30 pm

7

OFFICE

CLOSED

8

9

Worship 9 am

Winkelman Baptism

Young Families meet 10 am

10

11

Men’s Bible

Study 10 am

Building &

Grounds 6:30 pm

12

Summer

Worship

7 pm

13

14

OFFICE

CLOSED

15

16

Worship 9 am

17 Youth

Service day

8 am—5 pm

18

Men’s Bible

Study 10 am

19

Priscilla Bible

Study 9 am

20 21

OFFICE

CLOSED

22

23

Worship 11 am—outdoors

Noisy Offering-Doctors

without Borders

24

25

Men’s Bible

Study 10 am

26 27 28

OFFICE

CLOSED

29

30

Worship 9 am

Youth Service/Fun Day: Monday, June 17, 8 AM - 5 PM

All confirmation students and high schoolers are invited to a summer service day! We'll

serve at Feed My Starving Children in Coon Rapids from 9:30 - 11:30am, grab some

lunch, then head to Grand Slam (also in Coon Rapids) for some mini-golf, laser tag, and

other shenanigans. All incoming seventh graders through outgoing seniors are welcome,

as well as any parents who might be able to help Pastor Angela drive/chaperone.

SIGN UP ON OUR WEBSITE UNDER “Ministries-Children/Family-Youth Group”

by Sunday, June 9!

THANK YOU TO:

JULY 2019

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1 2 3 4

OFFICE

CLOSED

5

OFFICE

CLOSED

6

7

FOOD SHELF SUNDAY

Worship 9 am

8 9

Men’s Bible

Study 10 am

Building &

Grounds 6:30 pm

10 11

Council

meets

6:30 pm

12

OFFICE

CLOSED

13

14

Worship 9 am

15 16

Men’s Bible

Study 10 am

17

Priscilla Bible

Study 9 am

18 19

OFFICE

CLOSED

20

21

Worship 9 am

22 23

Men’s Bible

Study 10 am

24 25 26 OFFICE

CLOSED

Mission trip

leaves

27

28

Worship 9 am

Noisy Offering– Ken Jerrick

Toledo– our Sponsor Child

29 30

Men’s Bible

Study 10 am

31

*Bill Empting for building maintenance;

*Mark Bistodeau, Ed Fore, Bill Rogers, Lester Krei, Jeff

and Lyn Peterson, David Darsow, Pastor Daryl, Mark

Lerdahl, Richard Harshman, Wendy Reisem, Oliver

Thul, Confirmation students from grades 7-9, Karla

Zerwas, Kirsten Doucette, Tammy Bergsten, Berta

Bistodeau, Dan and Robyn Brown, Brad Thom, Justin

Bistodeau, Greg Prokott, Scott Bursch, Sandy Empting,

Paul Fors, and Pat Krei for their work on the pew

upholstery and sharing fellowship meals for the crews;

*Mark Swanson and Jeff Mateyka for projector repairs;

*Lester Krei and Mark Bistodeau for work on the pews

and for putting out the picnic tables for the summer;

*Pastor Angela for delivering food donations to the

C.R.O.S.S. Center;

*Rich and Nancy Alickson for delivering food donations

to the Becker Food Shelf;

*Tammy Alickson for organizing the flower fundraiser;

*Scott, Tammy, Kristen Alickson, Wendy Reisem,

Emily Gallus, and Rich and Nancy Alickson for sorting

and prepping the flower fundraiser deliveries and

bagging up the food donations;

*Barb Marsh and her helpers for coordinating “It’s a

Girl Thing” event;

*Mark Bistodeau for lawn mowing;

*Walt Munsterman for lawn maintenance;

*Danny Jergenson for hanging the anniversary display;

*Lester Krei for lawn mowing;

*Randy Bader for sprinkler system maintenance.

South Santiago Lutheran Church 14675 - 37th Street Clear Lake, MN 55319

Pastor Daryl Thul Pastor Angela LaMoore

Phone: 763-662-2048 Email: sslcoffice@izoom.net Website: www.sslcmn.org

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

Worship Sunday at 9 am (thru Labor Day)

Office Hours Monday - Thursday 8 a.m.-2 p.m.

We are a congregation whose core values seek changed lives

through the power of the Holy Spirit by forming

and sustaining life-long personal faith in God through Christ

Jesus. We practice this by engaging in cross-

generational ministry and radical hospitality as it is

revealed by God’s Word. We do this by connecting with our

congregation, the community and the world.

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