The Story - Good Shepherd

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The Story
GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH
ABERDEEN, SD (605)229-0846
N O V EM B E R
2 0 1 5
Making Our Love and Mission Visible
What is the purpose of your face?” Oh, a misfit alien from another planet, asks Tip
during the movie “Home”. The Elementary Youth Group hosted a family movie night
on October 9th. Find out more about the movie night on page 3.
It was time for the parents in our church to go back to school, church school that
is. Read more about Family Sunday and Wednesday School on page 3.
Three men and two telescopes under the starry sky. We had great hopes after viewing
the delicate and beautiful Andromeda Galaxy in September. Now we turned our gaze to
the south to Aquarius. Turn to page 7 for the rest of the story.
Your giving has brought joy to people and helped to make our church home into a place
of hospitality. The pot holes are gone from the parking lot and next summer the
parking lot will be sealed. Children and adults gather on Wednesday evenings for a
tasty supper together. Whole groups of people gather and the music of laughter is
heard. November 22 is Consecration Sunday. Turn to page 4 for the rest of the story.
What was that large semi-truck trailer doing on the north parking lot October 22-23?
Turn to page 5 for this story.
After four years of Confirmation classes, study, worship and growing together the
10th grade confirmation class were each asked the question: What does faith mean to
me? Continued on page 3.
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Little Lambs Preschool
Receipts and labels
Keep collecting those receipts
from Kessler’s and Ken’s and
Campbell’s soup labels.
Receipts and labels can be
Maggie Bruns, Director/Teacher
The month of October flew by and
now we are already in November!!
Thanksgiving and Christmas will be
here before we know it! The kids got
to go to the fire station this month.
We learned all about fire safety and
what to do if there is a fire. They
learned so much and had a ton of
fun! We spent the month of October
learning about the season Fall,
safety, apples, and Halloween. Our
Halloween party will be the last week
in October. The children are already
talking about their costumes and
can’t wait!
placed in the containers
located on the table in the
Narthex. We really
appreciate it!!
Please come watch us sing on
Sunday, November 8th at the
10:45am service. We will be
opening the service with a
couple of songs that all three
classes have been working on!
We will also be having egg
bake, coffee, and juice
between services.
Youth page
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Family Sunday & Wednesday School
The school year is in full swing and we are proud to announce that the first Family
Sunday and Wednesday school is complete! Students and parents got together on
Sunday, October 11 and Wednesday, October 14th to make a thumbprint family tree
and perform a science experiment focusing on God’s creations of water and the
sky. The next Family Sunday and Wednesday School will be November 15 th and
18th. Also mark your calendars for our Christmas program on December 20 th.
A Night at the Movies
Hot popcorn, cheesy pizza, a funny movie and a room filled with laughter. This
was the scene in the youth room on Friday, October 9th when the Elementary
Youth Group hosted the first family night. Seventeen people, including youth
members, their family and friends, gathered to watch the movie “Home”. Join
the Elementary Youth Group when they watch the movie “Inside Out” on
Friday, November 20th from 6pm - 8pm.
Affirmation of Baptism
Each of our twenty-one 10th grade Confirmands answered
this question in many different ways. Their faith projects
ranged from crosses with pictures of people who have
influenced their faith, to crosses made out of wood and
pistons, to paintings visually describing their faith to Power
Point presentations with their favorite Bible verses. Each one
of these youth put in to words what God means to them and
how faith is a part of their daily lives. It always is amazing to
see these projects and to hear the words from the students
themselves. The question always is though what happens
after Confirmation? Confirmation is not a graduation from
church it is actually a step into a greater opportunity to be
active in the church. So what is next for our Confirmands?
We have a High School Youth Group which meets regularly
on Sunday nights from 6:30-9:00. We are also preparing for a
summer mission trip to Minneapolis, Minnesota with Youth
Works. Join us as we continue to ask tough questions and
seek to grow in our faith together.
High School Youth Group
Schedule
November 1st-Game Night
November 8th-Movie Night Harry Potter and
the Prisoner of Azkaban (rated PG)
November 15th-Worship and Faith Talk
November 22nd-To Be Determined
November 29th-No Youth Group due to
Thanksgiving weekend.
Middle School Youth Group date will be November 21st at 2:00-4:00
we will be watching “Inside Out”! Hope you can join us!
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Consecration Sunday is Coming
Congregations that approach financial stewardship from a biblical perspective do
not view the money Christians give to their church merely as a way to pay its bills.
Rather, such congregations see financial contributions as a way to help people grow
spiritually in their relationship with God by supporting their church’s mission and
ministry with a percentage of their incomes.
Our congregation’s Stewardship committee has selected the New Consecration
Sunday Stewardship Program as a way to teach the biblical and spiritual principles of generous giving in our
stewardship education emphasis this year.
New Consecration Sunday is based on the biblical philosophy of the need of the giver to give for his or her
own spiritual development, rather than on the need of the church to receive. We will approach people like
followers of Jesus Christ who want to give unselfishly as an act of discipleship. New Consecration Sunday
encourages people toward proportionate and systematic giving in response to the question, “What percentage of my income is God calling me to give?”
During morning worship on Consecration Sunday, we are asking our attendees and members to make their
financial commitments to our church’s missionary, benevolent, and educational ministries in this community
and around the world.
We will do no home solicitation to ask people to complete cards. During morning worship we will conduct a
brief period of instruction and inspiration, climaxed by members making their commitments as a confidential
act of worship.
We will encourage participation in Consecration Sunday events through the Consecration Sunday team and
governing board members. Since we will make no follow-up visits to ask people to complete their cards, we
will make every effort to inform, inspire, and commit everyone to attend Consecration Sunday worship on
Sunday, November 22 with two services and the Celebration Lunch will follow the second service at
11:30 am.
Thanks in advance for your enthusiastic participation in Consecration Sunday events.
Stewardship Board Chairperson,
Gene Morsching
Pies Needed
Join us for a Pie Social after the Thanksgiving Eve Service
on November 25th!
This is a great opportunity to come
together for fellowship and thanking God
for all the blessings he has given to us
in this season of Thanksgiving.
Hope to see you there!
Thank you…
The Evangelism Board would like to say a big THANK
YOU to the following for helping with the float for the
Gypsy Day parade:
Jack Hollinsworth and Elliott Quam for helping with
construction; Leo Haar for use of the trailer; Curt
Eisenbeisz for use of his sound equipment; Paul
Wallien for use of his generator; Duane and Phyllis
Donat for driving; Sue Klabo for helping distribute
candy; Gary Klabo, Simon, Sydna, Mari, Gretta and Tate
Odland and Anna Ahlberg for walking and handing out
candy; to those who donated candy or monies towards
the purchase of candy; and to Pastor Tim and Pastor Liz
for their guidance and support!
We wouldn’t have had a float without you! This year’s
theme was Cruzing through the Decades and we chose
the 1960’s because that is when Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church was founded. Isn’t that GROOVY?
The Evangelism Board would like say a big THANK YOU
all the people who have prepared and helped with
Food Pantry meals over the years. We would
especially like to thank the following:
Rod and Jan Thurn for preparing and helping with
another delicious beef stew meal in September.
Phyllis Donat for preparing and helping with many
meals.
Duane Donat for helping with many meals.
Roy Burt for consistently show up and washing
dishes, as well as pot and pans and roasters.
Pastor Tim and Pastor Liz for their support and
taking time to say a meal prayer each time.
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Financial Opportunity and Challenge
We have big dreams to care for the people in our
church, in our community and beyond. We gather to be
sent out to serve. Meeting our goals this summer and
fall hasn’t been easy. In fact we’ve had to borrow money
from one fund to pay another and the time is coming to
pay that money back. Working through each of us God is
faithful.
November 22 is Consecration Sunday. We will present
our “intent of giving cards” on that day and enjoy a
celebration meal together after each service. By the end
of the meal following the second service we plan to
announce the totals for the coming year. Pastor Galen
Sylvester from Frederick/Ellendale will be our guest
preacher.
The Quilting Group
People from 19 area churches gathered to load boxes
of quilts into a semi-truck trailer. They were hauled
away to Lutheran World Relief. The quilts will be
distributed in places of need around the world. This is
a gift of warmth and love. Our quilting group made
544 total quilts this year. There were 329 large quilts,
136 children’s and twin sized bed quilts, and 79 lap
robes. 290 large quilts went to Lutheran World Relief.
Additional quilts were used for baptisms at Good
Shepherd, nursing homes, hospitals, the Salvation
Army, Head Start, Roncalli to be taken to Pine Ridge,
Safe Harbor, local people in need, and more.
What comes next? Another year of love and quilt
making. The quilters are people of hospitality. Find
out what they are about on Thursday mornings
between 9:00 and 3:00. They welcome all who come
at 10:00am and share coffee and goodies with a good
amount of friendly visiting. You are welcomed here.
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NOVEMBER 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
8:30AM Traditional Worship
9:40 AM Sunday School
10:45AM-11:45AM Contemporary
Worship
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM Youth Praise
Band
6:30 PM Youth Group-Game Night
2
6:55 AM Women at Prayer
8:15AM-3:15PM Preschool
9:00 AM Sarah Circle
9:30 AM Mary Circle
7:00 PM Esther Circle
3
8:15AM-11:00AM
Preschool
11:00 AM Table Talks @
Bethlehem
1:30 PM Staff Meeting
5:15 PM Evangelism Bd.
Meeting
7:00 PM Worship Band
4
6:30 AM - 7:30 AM Men at Prayer
8:15 AM - 3:15 PM Preschool
3:30 PM-4:10 PM Good Vibrations
4:15 PM-4:45 PM Hallelujah Chorus
4:45 PM - 6:00 PM Supper
5:30 PM - 6:15 PM Wed. School
6:20 PM - 6:50 PM Worship Service
in the Sanctuary
6:50 PM-7:30 PM 7th-9th Grade
Confirmation
7:00 PM Adult Choir; Exultation
Bells; Properties Bd. Meeting
5
8:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Preschool
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Quilting
5:30 PM Stewardship Bd.
Meeting
6
8:15 AM - 3:15 PM
Preschool
7
8
7:45 AM Exultation Bells
8:30AM-9:30AM Traditional
Worship
9:40 AM Men in Mission
9:40 AM Preschool Brunch
Worship
5:30 PM Leadership Dinner
Band
6:30PM Youth Group-Movie Night
9
8:15AM 3:15PM Preschool
5:00 PM Food Pantry
10
8:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Preschool
Bethlehem
5:45 PM Nominations
Board Meeting
11
3:30 PM - 4:10 PM Good Vibrations
4:15PM-4:45PM Hallelujah Chorus
5:30 PM - 6:15 PM Wed. School
6:00 PM Choir & Bells Potluck
in the Sanctuary
6:50 PM-7:30 PM 7th-9th Grade
Confirmation
7:00PM Adult Choir; Exultation Bells
12
8:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Preschool
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Quilting
6:00 PM Worship Board
Meeting
7:00PM Spiritual
Direction Small Group;
Life & Growth Bd. Mtg.
13
8:15 AM - 3:15 PM
Preschool
8:00 PM Astronomy
Small Group
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15
Worship
9:40 AM Altar Guild Meeting
9:40 AM Family Sunday School
Worship
5:30PM-6:30PM Youth Praise
Band
6:30 PM Youth Group-Worship &
Faith Talk
16
5:30PM Support to
Children's Ministry Comm.
17
8:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Preschool
Bethlehem
5:15 PM Missions Board
Meeting
18
3:30 PM - 4:10 PM Good Vibrations
4:15PM-4:45PM Hallelujah Chorus
5:30 PM - 6:15 PM Family Wed.
School
6:20PM-6:50PM Worship Service in
the Sanctuary
6:50PM-7:30PM 7th-9th Grade
Confirmation
7:00PM Adult Choir; Exultation Bells
19
8:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Preschool
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Quilting
NO Card Group
7:00 PM Church Council
Meeting
20
8:15 AM - 3:15 PM
Preschool
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Elementary Youth
Group
21
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Middle School Youth
Group
22 CONSECRATION SUNDAY
7:45 AM Exultation Bells
Worship
Worship
11:30 AM Celebration Lunch
Band
6:30 PM Youth Group
23
5:00 PM Food Pantry
25
NO Adult Choir
NO Preschool
NO Wednesday School
in the Sanctuary
8:00 PM Pie Social
26 Thanksgiving Day
NO Preschool
OFFICE CLOSED
27
NO Preschool
28
29
30
8:30AM-9:30 AM Traditional
Worship
NO Sunday School
Worship
NO Youth Praise Band
NO Youth Group
24
8:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Preschool
Bethlehem
12:00 PM Senior Lunch
Bunch
5:30 PM Inscribers
Writing Small Group
Friday
Saturday
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE
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WELCA NEWS
Our annual meeting took place in the Conference Room on Sunday, October 4th at 9:40am. Our gifts to
Missions for this year were discussed. Since there were no nominations from the floor, a motion was
made by Peggy Serfoss, seconded by Arly Schnable to remove term limits from our WELCA Constitution
and By Laws. This was unanimously approved. Officers from the past 4 years will serve another 2 year
term: President Sharon Bossert, Vice President Charlotte Kraemer, Sec/Treasurer Ann Langbehn, Missions
Dorothy Bogue. Some discussion followed about fund raising and Quilts and Kits. Coordinators were reminded to get their information to Sharon by November 10th for the WELCA Yearbook. Meeting was adjourned at 10:30am.
Mary Circle will be starting a different style of Bible Study for 2016. The theme will be "Women of the Bible" OR "How to Drive the Story from the Back Seat!" There will be a sneak preview at our November 2nd
meeting at 9:30am in the Conference Room. I hope we will all continue to subscribe to GATHER magazine
for the wonderful, thoughtful articles.
WELCA annually buys 4 subscriptions to GATHER magazine for women who are not presently participating
in a Circle or Study group. They are in the card rack for you to look over/take home. Try it, you will find
some interesting stories and maybe you'd like to join a group! All Women's groups at Good Shepherd are
welcoming...just come (you do not have to be a member of Good Shepherd to participate). The annual
WELCA Yearbook is always available in the church office when there are no copies on the card rack. Just
ask for a copy! New books should be finished by early December for 2016.
In His Service,
Sharon Bossert, WELCA President
Astronomy Small Group
I, Pastor Tim, set up the telescope on the side of the road. I was excited to try a part of the
sky that I hadn’t spent a lot of time in before. The guidebook said that Fomalhaut, the
brightest star in the sky was easy to spot because it was the only bright star in the area.
It’s so isolated that it’s nicknamed the solitary one. The wind that night had whipped up so
much dust that several stars looked like possible candidates. I picked one. We looked at it.
Then I made the sweep up to a pretty spiral galaxy from which I would move to the
spectacular Helix Nebula. I found nothing on both counts. I was lost in space. But we did have close up
views of the surface of the moon and spent some time gazing at the Sea of Serenity. We followed this up
with a look at the sparkling Seven Sisters, also known as the Pleiades. The night sky is a space to lose
oneself in, feel the grandeur of God, and respond with gratitude at being able to see such sights. Why not
join us in November? Just come to the church at 8:00pm on Friday, November 13. In case of cloudy or
inclement weather we will go out on Sunday night, November 15.
November Support People
Caller Joan Freudenthal
Head Ushers
Jim Rosin (8:30); Wes Gienger, Jon Dabney (10:45)
Ushers
Jim Dallmann (8:30-1st); Carl Anderson, Blaine and Carson
Wright (10:45-1st)
Carl Anderson, Brian and Brandon Fauth (10:45-8th)
Terry and Bonnie Lundberg (8:30-15th); Brian and Brandon
Fauth (10:45-15th)
Bob Vander Hoek (10:45-22nd)
Doug and Wendy Guthmiller (8:30-29th)
Fellowship Treats
LaVina Hopf, Joan Freudenthal (1st)
Joy Flaftvedt, Candice Rook (8th)
Scripture Readers
Sandy Cahoy (8:30-1st); Lisa Anderson (10:45-1st)
Sandy Cahoy (8:30-8th); Brandon Fauth (10:45-8th)
Sandy Cahoy (8:30-15th)
Welcome Desk
Jeff and Jean Black (10:45-2nd)
Jean Rahja (8:30-9th); Roy and Bernie Burt (10:45-9th)
Clay Dykema (8:30-16th); Randy and Roxie VanMeter (10:4516th)
Charlotte Kraemer (10:45-23rd)
Clay Dykema (8:30-30th)
Altar Guild
Dorothy Brown, Kay Bosanko
Organists/Pianists
Sheri Scott (1st, 8th, 22nd)
Tammy Wahl (4th)
Youth Praise Band (11th)
Kathy Harmel (18th)
Monica Jacobson (15th, 29th)
MISSION OF THE MONTH
The Mission of the Month offering is received on
the 2nd and 4th Sunday and Wednesday with our
“Noisy Offering” by passing the bread pans.
In October, $273.50 was donated to Woyatan
Lutheran Church in Rapid City.
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Offering Tellers
Joe and Judy Gelling, Charlotte Kraemer (2nd)
Jean Rahja, Sheila Kranzler, Evie Witlock (9th)
Gary and Diane Kost, Tom and Rosemary Eisenbeisz (16th)
Betty Beckler, Lori Krause (23rd)
Phyllis and Duane Donat, Bonnie Lamont (30th)
Greeters
LaVina Hopf, Jim and Judy Dallmann (8:30-1st); Amy and Jilani
Wright (10:45-1st)
Doug and Wendy Guthmiller (8:30-8th); Brian and Nancy Fauth
and family (10:45-8th)
Terry and Bonnie Lundberg (8:30-15th)
Ginger Howell (8:30-22nd)
Doug and Wendy Guthmiller (8:30-29th)
Sound Board
Clay Dykema (8:30-1st)
Curt Eisenbeisz (8:30-8th); Lisa Anderson (10:45-8th)
Gary Cahoy (8:30-15th); Jeff Dahlberg (10:45-15th)
Mel Wockenfuss (8:30-22nd)
Gary Cahoy (8:30-29th)
Food Pantry
LaVina Hopf, Joan Freudenthal, Oriett Crawford (1st)
Marge Rosin, Judy Bledsoe (8th)
Ron and Margaret Gunderson, Gail Stotz (15th)
Vickie Vander Hoek, Jean Angerhofer (22nd)
Jeff and Jodi Brown (29th)
Nursery Assistants
Gayle Fauth (8:30-1st); Arlette Keller (10:45-1st)
Diane Thompson (10:45-8th)
Evy and Shari Peterson (8:30-15th); Val and Hayley Mork
(10:45-15th)
Heather Fitzgerald (10:45-22nd)
Power Point
John Fritz (1st, 29th)
Steve Caron (8th, 22nd)
Karen Hoar (15th)
Daylight Saving Time ends on
November 1. Remember to turn your
clocks back an hour on Saturday night.
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Wiest, Bonnie
Seeber, Jim
Bonn, Debra
Hoffman, Austin
Hellwig, Brett
Hamiel, Eliza
Schultz, Shirley
Freudenthal, Joan
Eisenbeisz, Curtis
Schentzel, Caleb
Bergan, Mia
Peterson, Evy
Hoffman, Lori
Dinger, Jake
Haar, Leo
Johnston, Memory
Ringgenberg, Allen
Fauth, Brian
Ladner, Jaxson
Nash, Kelsee
Jepsen, Aeden
Martinmaas, Zack
Tiede, Kevin
Peterson, Joseph
Sikkink, Madalyn
Ketterling, Luke
Kapfenstein, Mona
Solseth, Debra
Fritz, Linda
Witlock, Evie
Gederos, Jim
Naasz, Lois
Hunter, Carol
Casanova, Rozanna
Haselhorst, Kolton
Zeller, Rita
Scheidt, John
Vander Hoek, Jodi
Diede, Dawson
Adolf, Darcee
Dinger, Alivia
Bauer, Drew
Hoar, Irene
Wensmann, Elizabeth
Lillemoe, Kenneth
Spitzer, Audrey
Ahlberg, Ian
Thomas, Miranda
Jenkins, Austin
Zenker, Maggie
Finnesand, Nicole
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Erickson, Gus
Schnabel, Brad
Ketterling, Rhea
Siefkes, Corey
Mohr, Bailey
Shepperd, Janet
Glover, Samantha
Black, Sarah
Allen, Ethen
Buckmeier, Hattie
Utecht, Violet
Burgard, Alisa
Kleindl, Logan
Breitag, Elta Mae
VanMeter, Cindy
Bockorny, Michael
Hamiel, Kristen
Vetter, Claire
Schlaht, Marianne
Stotz, Charlie
Gerdes, Bill
Jung, Morgan
Bruns, Beckett
Salfrank, Jim
Odland, Sydna
Thompson, Diane
Bogue, Taylor
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Building Up the Body of Christ
December Serving Group - Hope & Joy Family
725-2802
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225-3449
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675-9692
887-3638
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226-2292
226-2292
380-0423
262-0170
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252-8075
Ahlberg, Jared
Ahlberg, Nicole
Alsleben, Alex
Alsleben, Jennifer
Arment, Tammy
Arment, Wayne
Bauer, Kimberly
Boekelheide, Diane
Boekelheide, Mark
Caron, Kathleen
Caron, Steve
Dahlberg, Jeff
Davidson, Jon
Devries, Amy
Devries, Gary
Dunlavy, Barry
Dunlavy, Nicole
Elsen, David
Elsen, Linda
Fenske, Irene
Flahaven, Rhonda
Fredrick, Kay
Fredrick, Ned
Gederos, Holly
229-4527
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German, Bryan
German, Lisa
Gilbertson, Joan
Goldade, Roberta
Hagadone, Dorothy
Healy, Deanna
Healy, Reed
Hellwig, Michelle
Hellwig, Richard
Hochstetter, Kathy
Hochstetter, Michael
Hoffman, Jon
Hollinsworth, Jack
Jensen, Deb
Jensen, Robert
Johnson, Becky
Johnson, Dallas
Johnson, Kenneth
Johnson, Lee
Kempf, Karen
Koehler, Jacki
Kramer, Diana
Lamont, Bonnie
226-0629
226-0629
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Lutz, Douglas
Lutz, Marty
Nash, Kelsee
Nash, Nathan
Nitschke, Joel
380-9740 Nitschke, Pam
262-0698 Ohnstad, Nancy
262-0698 Ohnstad, Robert
229-4643 Osborn, Terri
229-4643 Osborn, Terry
229-0135 Rosenow, Larry
229-5834 Schmidt, Beth
225-3563* Skjefte, Anthony
225-3563* Skjefte, Jobi
225-0729 Stevens, Alice
225-7754 Taylor, Betty
225-9183 Thurow, Duane
225-9183 Thurow, Leonora
228-4433 Tosse, Billie Jo
228-4433 Tosse, Jason
225-8830 Weishaar, Robert
225-8830 Weishaar, Sharon
725-3068 Witlock, Doug
725-3068 Witlock, Evie
Staff
Who Do I Ask About
Board Chairs
Pastors-Tim Sersen, Liz Dieseth
Good Shepherd Women-Sharon Bossert
Properties-Greg Adolf
Visitation Pastor-Mike Jacobson
Good Shepherd Men-Clay Dykema
Life and Growth-
Secretary-Barb Daberkow
Ushers/Communion Assistants– Randy White,
Evangelism-Tom Eisenbeisz, Gary Klabo
Pastoral Assistant-Charlotte Kraemer
Financial Secretaries-Ron and Carla Kaaz
Youth/Family Coordinator-Amanda Black
Bob and Deb Jensen
Reception Coordinators:
Funeral-Mona Kapfenstein, Deb Nerland
Wedding/Anniversary-Heather Fitzgerald
Youth/Family Ministry Assistants-Cody Folden, MJ
Johnson
Library -Dorothy Brown, Darlis Weiszhaar
Custodian-Todd Black
Altar Guild - Sandy Cahoy
Music Coordinator–Rachel Hemke
Preschool Director/Teacher–Maggie Bruns
Organists/Pianists-Sheri Scott, Kathy Harmel,
Tammy Wahl, Helen Heuer, Monica Jacobson
Choir Directors-Adult/Rachel Hemke, Children’s
Choir/Rachel Hemke, Bells/Cheryl Ulmer
Accompanist– Adult and Children’s Choir/Monica
Jacobson
Missions-Natalie Wiedrick
Stewardship-Gene Morsching
Worship-Peggy Serfoss, Dusty Mattson
Nominations-Rosemary Eisenbeisz
Youth-Lori Tiede
Executive Council
Worship Schedule
President-Ed Hargens
September-May: Sunday 8:30am and 10:45am;
President ElectTreasurer-Dale Aman
Secretary-Curt Bossert
Wednesday 6:20pm (Sanctuary)
June-August: Sunday 8:30am and 10:00am;
Wednesday 6:15pm (Chapel)
GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA)
1429 North Dakota Street
Aberdeen SD 57401
Phone: 605-229-0846
Fax: 605-225-7230
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.goodshepherdaberdeen.org
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Thanksgiving Worship and Pie Social
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Youth Groups to Watch “Inside Out”
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Confirmation Wrap Up
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Consecration Sunday Celebration
Non-Profit Organization
US Postage Paid
Permit # 300
Address Service Requested

The Story - Good Shepherd

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