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Have you ever been asked to act as a trustee or guardian for a family member or friend?
If someone is deemed incapable of managing his own affairs, a guardian or trustee will
be appointed. The position involves a lot of work and responsibility. A big part of the job
is to make appropriate financial decisions that best fulfill the interests of the person being served. The person for whom the trustee is appointed places much trust in the trustee
because the trustee makes decisions that will most benefit and
advance his interests. The trustee has no rights to those assets because they are to be used
for the care of the client.
In This Issue:
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As Christians, we are called to be God’s trustees (stewards). God puts into our lives
skills, talents, opportunities, money, families, environment, and all things. All that we
are and all that we have are entrusted to us by God. God invites and expects us to act as
trustworthy trustees (stewards) of the blessings He has given us. “Moreover, it is
required of stewards that they be found trustworthy” (1 Corinthians 4:2).
As God’s trustees or stewards, we are given a high honor and privilege to take care of all
that God entrusts to us. We have the responsibility to use our gifts in ways that best represent His interests. It seems quite simple, but we find ways to abrogate our
responsibilities. Instead of representing God’s interests, we tend to think only of
ourselves and function independently from Him. We seem to overlook the fact that our
blessings are gifts from Him. Instead, we take credit for what we have, and we see our
blessings as belonging to us.
We need to hear again and again from His Word that we have a God who loves us and
loves to give. Our God entrusts His best to our care and asks us to represent His best interests throughout our lives. The hymn we often sing during our offertory as we give our
gifts reminds us very well as to where our gifts have come from and where they should
be given: “We give Thee but Thine own, Whate’er the gift may be. All that we have is
Thine alone, a Trust, O Lord, from Thee.” May God bless you in your role as His faithful
trustee (steward).
In His Name,
Pastor Kaiser and Zion Board of Stewardship
School News
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Colene Kaiser
Retirement
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May Calendar
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May Birthdays
and Anniversaries
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Stewardship Corner
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Memorials
Ascension Service
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Parish Records
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Meeting Minutes
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Amigos en Cristo
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Upcoming Events
Congratulations to Zion School’s 8th Grade Graduates!
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May 3-5
May 6
May 9
May 10
May 11
May 12
May 13
8 Grade Class Trip
Paullina Field Day (5th-8th)
Scrip Orders Due
8th Grade Speeches
Early Dismissal (1:20)
Awards Night
K-4th Field Day
Pre-K Field Trip to Omaha Zoo
Scrip Orders Due
AR Bowling
1st & 5thh Grade Field Trips to
Des Moines
Kindergarten Field Trip to
Sioux City & LeMars
Early Childhood Celebration
Last Day of School
Early Dismissal (noon)
8th Grade Graduation
Scrip Orders Due
May 16
May 17
May 18
May 19
May 20
May 23
Eighth Grade
Graduation
Fri., May 20
6:30 p.m.
Everyone
welcome!
Thursday, May 12
6:30 p.m.
Zion students and their accomplishments will be
celebrated on this special night. Students in K-8th
grades will be recognized for their excellence in
several areas. Refreshments will be served
afterwards. This will replace the awards
ceremony that has been held in the past on the
morning of the last day of school. Please join us!
Chapel - May 4, 11, 18
Prayer Party - 6, 13
Beginning this month… We ar e offer ing a new incentive to
buy Scrip! The program is designed to help families defray the
cost of tuition. In case you’re not familiar with our Scrip program, it goes like this: families buy gift cards from
participating businesses (both local and non-local) from Zion
at FULL face value and redeem them for FULL face value.
Each retailer offers us a discount. The discount amount varies
by business. This discount is our profit. Of this profit, 50%
goes towards Zion’s technology fund, and 50% may be credited to your family’s tuition account, someone else’s account, or
back to the school. See the chart below to see how this works.
Anyone can participate in this program. All you need to do is
stop in the office and fill out a form designating where you
want your profits to go. This program begins this month, and
will be credited to your 2016-2017 tuition. Thank you for
being an important part of our school!
Retailer
Face Value
Retailer
Discount
Profit
Family Tuition
Account
Fareway
$100.00
3%
$3.00
$1.50
Old Navy
$100.00
14%
$14.00
$7.00
Pizza Ranch
$25
10%
$2.50
$1.25
Shell Gas
$50
2%
$1.00
$0.50
TOTAL
Grace Asmus
Madison Bailey
Goanar Biliew
Katelyn Bruck
Morgan Kahl
Gavin Miller
Wendy Ramirez
Jack Vazquez
Avery Zenk
$10.25
Gathering of the Talents
The annual Gathering of the Talents took place at
Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska, on
Saturday, April 2. We had students participate in 2D
art, 3D art, and creative writing. Congratulations to all
of our participants!
Purple Ribbon (Outstanding) 3D art: Hugo Boettger,
Easton Emery; Karly Brodersen
Blue Ribbon (Superior): Mariah Carlson, 2D art; Joy
Luetje, writing; Junior Montepeque, 3D art; Hallie
McCollough, 3D art; Violet Christensen, 2D art;
Rebecca Hoffman, 2D art; Karly Brodersen, writing;
Brooklyn Winey, 3D art; Lillaina Boeck, 2D art
Pink Ribbon (Excellent): Justice Luetje, writing;
Jayden Denker, 2D art; Sawyer Sonnichsen, 3D art;
Isaac Hoffman, writing, Riley Miller, 2D art; Morgan
Winey, writing; Leigha Brungardt, writing; Rebecca
Hoffman, writing; Sophie Sonnichsen, 2D art;
Lillaina Boeck, 2D art; Raelyn Johnston, 3D art;
Katelyn Bruck, 2D art
Yellow Ribbons(Good): Ryder Malone, 2D art;
Morgan Kahl, 3D art
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There is a phrase that states, “The mind grows by what it
takes in - the heart grows by what it gives out.”
Interestingly, stewardship involves both taking in and
giving out. What God gives us, we are to receive
graciously and thankfully. Recognizing that the many God
-given gifts we receive can be used to further God’s
kingdom, we give generously (2 Corinthians 9:11). God
gives so we can give. Thus, the cycle continues: God
gives, we receive, we give, and God replenishes.
Denison and Mapleton Circuits hosting
Ascension Service
Mission Central, Mapleton
Thurs., May 5, 7:00 p.m.
Preacher: Rev. Dr. Steve Turner
President, Iowa District West, LCMS
Grilled hamburger supper begins at 5:30 p.m.
in the Fellowship Hall
Many people spend most of their life losing their health to
try and gain wealth, and then spend the end of their life
losing their wealth trying to gain their health.
All proceeds to support new missionary family:
Rev. Brian, Amanda and Ezra Gauthier
Missionaries to Panama
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Memorials…
A gift from the Duane Hollander estate was given to the
glory of God to Zion Lutheran Church in the amount of
$300.
And when he had said these things, as they were looking
on, he was lifted up, and a cloud took him out of their
sight. And while they were gazing into heaven as he went,
behold, two men stood by them in white robes, and
said, “Men of Galilee, why do you stand looking into heaven? This Jesus, who was taken up from you into heaven, will come in the same way as you saw him go
into heaven.” Acts 1:9-11
In loving memory of Roger Weinbrandt a gift of $831 was
given to the Church Technology Fund.
In loving memory of Joleen Boeck gifts totaling $125
were given to Zion Church.
A gift of $500 was given from Evening Guild’s Resource
Center for the Church Technology Fund.
In loving memory of Janice Christiansen the following
memorials were given: Zion Church, $42; Altar Guild, $5;
Sunday School, $10; Cradle Roll, $20; and Zion
Preschool, $10.
In loving memory of Lillie Klink a gift of $165 was given
to Zion Church; Preschool, $115, and $5 to Zion Sunday
School.
In loving memory of Ruth Maack gifts given totaled $50
to Zion Church.
In loving memory of Emma Lee Klink a gift of $5 was
given to Zion Sunday School.
In loving memory of Lodean Schmidt gifts of $10 each
were given to Zion School and Cradle Roll.
In loving memory of Ron Henningsen the following gifts
were given: Mission Central, $100; Ladies’ Aid, $50;
Lutheran Hour Ministries, $50; Sunday School, $230;
Youth Group, $200; Altar Guild, $40; Improvement Fund,
$30; Cradle Roll, $45; Zion School, $100; Preschool, $35;
and Zion Debt Fund, $365.
Greeters
May 9 & 8
6:30
Lois Duncan, Bea Snyder
8:00
Marcella Schneller, Pam Hast
10:30
Nate & Rachel Desy
May 14 & 15
6:30
Walt & Florence Poggensee
8:00
Pam Martin
10:30
Pam Soseman, Tricia Welsh
May 21 & 22
6:30
Gen Schurke, Marilyn Kuehl
8:00
Luann & Cari Mesenbrink
10:30
Janice Nemitz, Jeremy McMinemee
May 28 & 29
6:30
Lloyd & Jan Deiber
8:00
Doug Dorhout Family
10:30
Megan & Brooke Brown
Ushers
6:30
8:00
10:30
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Mike & Brent Krajicek, Gary Greder
Dave Nemitz, Craig Frehse, Scott Meyer,
Boone Meyer, William Meyer
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Youth Confirmation - April 24, 2016
Wendy Ramirez, Bryce Fink,
Morgan Kahl, Grace Asmus, Gavin Miller,
Jacob Schroeder, Sophie Mahrt
Front, L-R:
Middle, L-R: Kaitlyn
Pieper, Andrew Dammen,
Madison Bailey, Avery Zenk
Back, L-R: Pastor Kaiser,
Anna Boettger, Raine
Meneough, Goanar Biliew, Aaron Hansen,
Jack Vazquez
“For I know the plans I have for you, declares
the LORD, plans for welfare and not for evil,
to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11
Thank you to all of our
Sunday School teachers,
and volunteers!
We appreciate you all!
Vacation Bible School
June 13 - 17
8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Congratulations to Zion’s Graduating Seniors!
Olesya (Katie) Ahrenholtz
Nhial Biliew
“Do not be conformed to
Devyn Caporale
Allyssa Ertz
this world, but be
transformed by the
renewal of your mind, that
by testing you may discern
what is the will of God,
what is good and
acceptable and perfect.”
Romans 12:2
Madilyn Kessel
Brent Krajicek
Bradley Meeves
Molly Meneough
Bailey Miller
Sierra Parr
Luis Perez
Parker Preul
Landon Slechta
Andrew Spahn
Kassidy Welsh
Michael Weltz
Tristan Winey
Senior Sunday
May 15
All seniors are asked to
sit as a group at the
8:00am service. Meet
in narthex at 7:45. If
you haven’t brought in
your senior picture,
please do so ASAP.
Thanks for sharing and
congratulations and
God’s blessings!
 communion service
Sun
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Mon
Tue
1
Wed
2
8:00 Worship 
9:15 Bible Class
9:15 Sunday School
10:30 Worship 
3
Thu
4
6:30 Women’s Bible 10:00 Bible Class
Class @ Cronks
1:00 Nifty Needles
8:30 Chapel
7:00 Board of
Elders
7:00 Board of
Trustees
6:30 Youth Group
(6th-12th grades)
7:00 Fellowship Club
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Scrip Orders Due
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16
10:00 Bible Class
2:00 Tuesdays at
Two Bible Study
6:30 Men’s Bible
Class @ Cronks
7:30 Prayer Party
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Paullina Field Day
(5th-8th Grades)
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3:00 Nordquist/
Wehle Wedding
1:30 Ladies’ Aid
6:30 Worship 
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6:30 Men’s Bible
6:30 Awards Night
(Zion students)
7:00 Evening Guild
6:00 8th Grade
Speeches
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1st & 5th Grade
Field Trips to
Des Moines
1:30 Sewing Group
AR Bowling
8:00 Worship
9:15 Bible Class
10:30 Worship
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Sat
1:00 Nifty
Needles
1:30 Sewing Group
6:30 Youth Group
(8th-12th grades)
6:30 Board of
Stewardship
5:30 Supper at
Mission Central
7:00 Ascension
Service @ Mission
Central, Mapleton
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6:30 Youth Group
(8th-12th grades)
Senior Sunday
8:00 Worship 
9:15 Bible Class
9:15 Sunday School
10:30 Worship 
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- - - - Zion School 8th Grade Class Trip - - - 1:30 Sewing Group
8:00 Worship
9:15 Bible Class
9:15 Sunday School
10:30 Worship
Fri
10:00 Bible Class
1:00 Nifty Needles
2:00 Tuesdays at
Two Bible Study
6:00 Early
Childhood
Celebration
(Preschool)
6:30 Operation
Barnabas
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1:00 Newsletter
Assembly
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Retirement Celebration @ Zion Parish Hall
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6:30 Worship
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6:30 Men’s Bible
Class @ Cronks
7:30 Prayer Party
12:00 Early School
Dismissal
6:30 8th Grade
Graduation
6:30 Worship 
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6:30 Men’s Bible
Class @ Cronks
1:00 Nifty Needles
2:00 Tuesdays at
Two Bible Study
6:30 Worship 
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8:00 Worship
9:15 Bible Class
10:30 Worship
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Office Closed
2:00 Tuesdays at
Two Bible Study
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Check out our
website!
www.ziondenison.org
Funerals
Ruth Maack died on Mar ch 29 and her funer al ser vice
was held on April 2, 2016.
Lois Schroeder died on Apr il 4 and her funer al ser vice
was held on April 7, 2016.
Marion Petersen died on Apr il 7 and her funer al ser vice
was held on April 11, 2016.
Verla Kluender died on Apr il 13 and her funer al ser vice
was held on April 18, 2016.
“On Main Street”
A Christian talk show on today’s issues sponsored by
Lutheran Hour Ministries. Aired on KETV channel 7 on
Saturdays at 4:00 and 6:00am and Sundays at 5:00am.
“Zion Worship Service”
A recording of Zion’s worship service is aired on
Denison’s local cable channel 13, Sundays at 4:30 p.m.
Call the Zion church office to sponsor a broadcast.
Baptisms
Brynn Patricia, daughter of J oshua and Ashley
(Lamaak) Brown, was baptized on April 3, 2016.
Sidney Olivia, daughter of Tr avis and Kayla (Malone)
Schulte, was baptized on April 10, 2016.
Reagan Winey, daughter of Clinton and Nichole
(Anderson) Winey, was baptized on April 10, 2016.
Willow Kristine, daughter of Br andon and J essica
(Rank) Raymie, was baptized on April 17, 2016.
Transfer
Mary Morgan tr ansfer r ed fr om St. J ohn Luther an
Church, Kiron, Iowa.
Confirmation (See page 4)
“Thy Strong Word”
Monday – Saturday, 6:25 a.m. KDSN (107.1 FM) These
3-4 minute devotions are sponsored by the local LCMS
congregations. This month’s schedule:
May 2-7
May 9-14
May 16-21
Rev. Mark Kluzek
Pastor Kaiser
Rev. Timothy Frank
May 23-28
Vacancy Pastor
May 30-Jun 4 Rev. Merle Mahnken
Faith, Deloit
Zion, Denison
Triple Parish,
Charter Oak
Trinity, Manilla
Immanuel,
Schleswig
If you would like to financially support these broadcasts, please send
donations to Zion and earmark for “Thy Strong Word.” Thank you!
We can send your monthly newsletter via email! This
saves on printing and postage expenses. If you would like
to receive your newsletter electronically, please call the
Zion office. Monthly newsletter and weekly
bulletins, along with many other items, can be found on
our website www.ziondenison.org. You can also find us
on Facebook. “Like” us to receive news and see pictures
of what’s going on around the church and school!
“The Lutheran Hour”
… aired Sundays on KDSN-FM (107.1) at 6:30 a.m.
and on KDSN-AM (1530) at 10:30 a.m. It can also be
heard on satellite radio, XM Family Talk Radio 170,
Sundays, 1p.m.
“The Good Shepherd Hour”
...broadcasts Sundays on: Fort Dodge-KVFD (1400
AM) 8:00 a.m.; Sioux City-KSCJ (1360 AM) 8:00 a.m.;
Storm Lake-KAYL (101.5 FM) 10:30 a.m.
...before going to hospital
…birth of your baby
...death in the family
...making wedding plans
...address or name changes
...private communion
...entering armed services
...desire to serve your Lord through the church
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1 Donavon & Donna Sonnichsen
2 Gary & Barb Preul
3 Jay & Kathy Miller
4 Cindy & Mark Mathies
Kirk & Kristin Roecker
5 George & Susan Salmon
7 Gene & Jan Miller
8 Diana & Douglas Wiges
9 Dave & Lorna Johnson
Clint & Nichole Winey
10 Terry & Lori Brockman
Frances & Wesley Herbert
11 John & Diane Boettger
12 Hal & Melissa Kaub
14 Dwight & Carolyn Boeck
David & Sioux Parr
17 Gary & Deb Keesling
18 Mike & Trisha Boettger
James & Peggy Werkmeister
19 Jeff & Sherri Lamaak
Doug & Jaci Seils
21 Jill & Mike Miller
22 Sheila & Raymond Schulte
24 Betty Bilsten & Dennis Kitt
Kevin & Cheryl Ransom
26 Jeremy & Miranda Musland
Greg & Lori Wehle
27 Sharon & Randy Brown
Ryan & Amy Siefken
28 Kent & Georgia Hollrah
Mandi & Josh Kluver
29 Dale & Darlene Lenz
30 Dave & Phyllis Bockelmann
Ben & Ashley Green
Luke & Diane Meseck
31 Jared & Melissa Bruck
Glen & Geraldine Quandt
1 Mike Beermann
Charles Lackman
Madison Mahlberg
Jason Ransom
2 Ruby Lorenzen
Bobbi Namanny
Diane Schiltz
3 Adalai Boeck
Marjorie Brown
Tammy Langfield
Lois Lewis
Tyler Parr
Wiatt Schulte
Brian VanFossen
4 Robin Furne
Keith Jensen
Melodie Sharon
Addyson Sturtevant
Jeremy Thies
5 Tara Brockman
Gary Christiansen
Roger Lueck
Brayden Miller
Whitney Reimers
Deb Schillerberg
William Williams
6 Kuong Biliew
Randy Goslar
Jennifer Jurgensen
Megan Tanney
Lyndee Tiffey
7 Avery Zenk
8 Kevin Arevalo
Mileyna Arevalo
Roger Bailey
Jamie Henningsen
Owen Neve
9 Tera Fink
Pat Gress
Quinn Potts
Emilio Rangel
Stephanie Wiese
10 Janelle Brungardt
Marlys Groth
Drew Haase
Takoda Hoffmeier
Cortney Wingrove
11 Judy Hintz
Trey Huisinga
Ruth Jeschke
Kristine Linn
Sue Nelson
Chelsy Sonnichsen
Sue Weltz
Brady Whitenack
12 Pat Krueger
Raine Meneough
Linda Petersen
Marlys Schmadeke
13 Katie Ahrenholtz
Rubyann Beermann
Samantha Claussen
Margaret Fahndrich
Teryn Fink
Alex Fox
Jared Ransom
Darlene Reetz
Doug Seils
14 Irene Beermann
Bill Harper
Rodney Messenbrink
Judy Meyer
Michelle Sachau
15 Betty Griffin
Brian Kepford
Deb Schneller
Darcy Stevens
Kayla Struck
16 David Franck
Aaron Gress
Bob Huisinga
Keith Siefken
17 Emily Boettger
Don Eggert
Kierra Livingston
Rhonda Ohl
Sara Tech
Chris Thede
18 Staci Neumann
Dan Reis
Amanda Wight
19 Wilbert Groth
Nate Johnson
Tim Petersen
Pat Jorgensen
20 Joshua Hoffmeier
Darlene Lenz
Dalton Long
Jeanette Nemitz
21 Shelia Beam
Brian Christensen
Lois Hottendorf
Karen Slechta
22 Brad Brockman
Curt Butler
Mae Hennings
Ava Kuehnhold
Butch Munson
Taylor Petersen
Ryan Siefken
Bob Starman
23 Sharon Brown
Rianna Furne
Reagan Henningsen
Richard Henrich
Renee Klein
Garrett Kruger
Ariel Schneller
David Sewing
Darrin Watson
24 Terry Evers
Shelly Haase
Jim Hikins
Ryan Maack
Gavin Miller
25 Ardell Ewoldt
Bonnie Harper
Amy Jepsen
Florence Poggensee
26 Marlo Henningsen
Molly Meneough
Sidney Schulte
Curt Stender
Ian Weber
27 Bangech Biliew
Phyllis Bockelmann
Aubree Bruck
Janelle Christensen
Kristin Henry
Dick Jepsen
Rachel Osvog
Ron Reimers
28 Shari Bailey
Marland Mork
Donna Nelsen
Ken Neumann
Susan Salmon
29 Shirley Kelm
Kolbie Malone
Jill Miller
Karen Schurke
Coby Whitenack
30 Brian Brodersen
Heather Hoffman
Cora Welter
31 Nathaniel Bretey
Lorna Foster
Tom Frazier
Gage Kuehnhold
Scott Meyer
Curtis Reed
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Evening Guild by Annette Boeck, Secr etar y
We met on April 7th. There were 11 guests present for
our Guest Night. We enjoyed a delicious pot luck
supper. Janet Bielfeldt was thanked for painting and
installing cork strips on the narthex wall for art
displays. We will have the narthex carpet cleaned. We
will donate $1,000 towards the new Discover building
project at Camp Okoboji. The school and church are
hosting a retirement party for Mrs. Colene Kaiser on
May 22nd from 3-5 p.m. Members are asked to bring
salads. Mary Lou Schneller and Ann Hikins were
welcomed into membership of Zion Evening Guild.
Welcome ladies! April birthdays were Mary Buss, Gert
Christensen, Sharon Peters and Garnet Jorgensen.
Ladies’ Aid by Lannette Matthiesen, Secr etar y
We met on April 1st. In March, we served one funeral lunch,
Lillie Klink. Susan took lilies and crosses to residents at
Eventide, and a bouquet of flowers to Evelyn Staller for her
60th anniversary as a Ladies’ Aid member. April birthdays
were Lorraine Bral, Irene Eggert and Dorothy Fredericks. We
will give an extra $25 to LWML for the Basket Auction.
Corinne and Shirley served in April. Bea and Sandra will
serve in May.
Fellowship Club by Lois Gr eder , Secr etar y
We met on April 3rd. Pastor Kaiser opened with devotions.
Secretary and treasurer’s reports were read and approved. We
sang “Happy Birthday” to Garnet Jorgensen. There was no
old or new business. Corrine and Lois served. Darline Henkel
and Lucille Kruse will serve in May. We will return to 7 p.m.
for our meetings for the summer. We closed with prayer.
¡ A m ig o s e n C r i s t o !
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At left: God brings his people together for the Easter
celebration. Cristo ha resucitado! Ha
resucitado en verdad! Chr ist is r isen! He is r isen
indeed! In every language, the Christian message of
hope is the same: Jesus lives, and by faith in Him we
become his children. Hispanic families are caught in
a difficult cultural dilemma at Easter time. Many
who come from Roman Catholic backgrounds
remember the strong Holy Week traditions, rituals,
and ceremonies in their home countries. Easter is
not as prominent as Holy Week. Others, from the
other extreme with an ‘Evangelical’ background
have never celebrated Easter or any other church
festival viewed as Catholic which often means “of
the devil.” In both cases, our message of the
Crucified and Risen Savior focuses on the victory
over sin and death and brings new hope to all.
At right: This was Natalie’s first Easter.
Above: Pastor Gabriel meets our District President:
My nephew John Redlin (2nd from left) and I brought
Simon and Gabriel (far left and far right) to the Denison/
Mapleton Circuits Easter service in Schleswig. President
Steve Turner (center) met them and we discussed plans
for Pastor Gabriel’s educational process to join the
LCMS. Pastor Gabriel and Simon lead the Sudanese
Dinka Sunday worship service at Zion in Denison. The
Easter service was special for our work as the offering
was given for Amigos en Cristo ministry. God bless our
Circuits!
CHOICE DOLLARS
FROM THRIVENT:
If you have any questions
on how you can support
our Hispanic ministry
with Choice dollars,
please contact your local
Thrivent Financial
representative or call them
at: 1-800-847-4836.
We are so thankful that she and her
family came to God’s house to hear the
Easter story of Jesus’ love for her.
Natalie comes from a faithful extended
family where she is growing up with not
just mom and dad, but with grandparents,
aunts and uncles all around her each day.
While Hispanic families are known for
their strong family ties, immigration and
the transition to another country often results in many broken homes and marriages. So we celebrate Natalie’s strong family
and all of our church families.
Right Getting the kids
together: It isn’t always easy to get
together. This picture
of our 6 kids and 4
spouses was taken on
Good Friday night
when we got together
briefly before Easter.
The 6 grandkids were
already in bed and we
were only able to be
together for a few
hours before someone
had to leave.
PLEASE PRAY: For Grace Hispanic church in Storm Lake as they
TO CONTACT ME:
meet with IDW President Turner to begin the process for calling a
bilingual pastor. For our new adult Confirmation students in Denison
and Storm Lake as they study to grow in faith to become a part of our
ministry. For our annual Hispanic Mission Festival with our four
District Hispanic churches as we meet at Mission Central in May. In
thanksgiving for the mission hearts of the many individuals and
congregations of the Iowa District West who monthly support the
Lord’s work among Hispanic immigrants in Denison & in our other 3
missions.
Rev. Daniel Vogel
32678 Aspen Ave.
Manning, IA 51455
712-653-2354 or Cell: 712-309-1292
or email [email protected]
Hispanic Services at Zion:
Sunday Worship 12:45 p.m.
Sunday School 1:30 p.m.
Thursday Family Night 6:00 p.m.
Join us in celebrating Mrs. Colene Kaiser’s 35+ years of teaching and ministry!
Sunday, May 22
3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Zion Parish Hall
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Share your memories and/or
pictures you may have with us!
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Zion Lutheran Church
Attn: Carol
1004 1st Ave. S.
Denison, IA 51442
Worship Times
Saturdays 6:30 p.m.
Sundays 8:00 & 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School & Bible Classes
Sundays 9:15-10:15 a.m.
Church Office 712-263-2235
School Office 712-263-4766
Fax 712-263-6010
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.ziondenison.org
Rev. Kurt Kaiser, Pastor
Tammy Langfield, Principal
Join us for:
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guest speakers
student performances
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videos
refreshments