The Scribe March, 2016

The Scribe
March, 2016
A monthly account of ministry & mission at
Christ the King Lutheran Church
Thoughts from Pastor Tim Orlowski
At the November Semi-Annual Meeting, I stated that one of my priorities for CtK in 2016 was to hire a half-time Director of Youth Ministries. Youth Ministry is a very special kind of ministry, and there is a particularly urgent need for that
ministry to be geared up at CtK. It takes a person who youth relate to; someone who takes the time to go to concerts
and sporting events; it takes a person who LOVES lock-ins and crazy game nights; it takes a person with a passion
for youth and their particular burdens and passions; it takes a person to help them to grow into more of the people
that God had created them to be; it takes a person who comes and encourages the youth to come, too. In the end,
the youth minister is one who can be with our young people and help them to grow in their faith; seek God out as
alive and present in the world; act out of a commitment of their faith; participate in worship and discipleship with
God’s people; live out a life of service; and rejoice in God’s hopeful Spirit within them.
After conducting a search and interviews, we offered the position to a candidate in early December. Due to family
circumstances, he told us that he was unable to begin work until January. Then, in mid-January we received the unfortunate news that he had to decline the position in order to take care of his ailing father who lived in Phoenix.
In the meantime, our Director of Faith Formation, Mandy Gardner, has taken on some extra responsibilities in the
area of youth ministry. See the schedule for youth coffee and/or lunch outings inside this newsletter. I am extremely
grateful for Mandy and her help in this regard, although I know that this detracts from the work that we have expressly
hired her to do.
So we began a new search for a Director of Youth Ministries in February, this time searching locally but also advertising the position in various national online venues. We are inviting applicants to submit a resume to Pastor Tim by
March 14, 2016. If you or someone you know might be interested in applying for this position, please let them know.
A job description can be found at our website: www.ctkdurango.org.
One of the obstacles, I am discovering, in searching for a half-time position is the cost of living in Durango – especially in regard to housing. If you or someone you know has a room, apartment or small house that is available for a
new Youth Director to rent, please notify Pastor Tim. Any help in this regard would be extremely beneficial.
I will keep you all posted on the progress of this new search as it unfolds. Please continue to pray that God will direct
the right person to aid us in our ministry to, with and for the youth of our community.
Pastor Tim
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www.ctkdurango.org
Attendees: Gary Steinbach, Pastor Tim, Chuck Winn, Cortney Conrad,
Mae Morley, Tom Duft, Ken Hartlein, John Condie, Julie Williams, Charlie Hakes
Gary called the meeting to order at 5:31 pm; a quorum was present.
Pastor’s Rpt—There are 11 to attend the Navajo Mission and 7 for the
Guatemala Mission; fundraising plans for the mission trips forthcoming
soon. The person we offered the Youth Director position to has declined, for family reasons. The position is currently advertised on the
national youth minister network online, on the Rocky Mountain Synod
youth network, and at Ft. Lewis.*
Administrator’s Rpt—Discussed sign upgrades for the Sanctuary,
Community Hall, and Office. *
Treasurer’s Rpt—Income almost exactly matched the budget; Maturity
Team is in the green because the Youth Director position has not yet
started, thus no salary output; Administration had additional money
spent on snow removal; overall deficit for income vs. expenses is
$4,692. *
M-Team Rpts— *
All M-Team Liaisons are asked to review, update, and make any relevant changes to the M-Team Goals and Action Plans as outlined in the
Strategic Plan and bring these back to Council for discussion and finalization. The goal is to present the strides and progress to the congregation at the May Congregational Meeting.
Please send your notes and articles that need to be inserted into the
Scribe to Linda as Word documents that are attached to your email.
Please send by noon on the 15th of the month. Send articles and
pictures to the following email address:
[email protected]
Our gifts blessing others:
Synod
World Hunger
Social Ministry
CW Donations
Total benevolence
Jan.
$ 3,180
500
1,600
228
$ 5,508
YTD
$ 3,180
500
1,600
228
$ 5,508
Unfinished Business—Review proposed updates to the By-Laws of
CtK; motion to approve the proposed changes to the CtK By-Laws
amended, seconded, and passed.
Ad Hoc Financial Committee Advisory formed to review the expenses of
CtK and Children’s World (income compared with budget).
Cortney Conrad is coordinating the Photo Gallery Project and will explore low cost but attractive metal/magnetic options for the photo display. She will submit costs to the Council, and she will manage the completion of the project.
New Business—
CtK Utility Easement — essentially CtK is granting an easement on top
of an easement that has been in place and allowed years ago. The
easement is granted to Island Land Company. (Exact details are available in the Church Office).
Financial update
Gifts received
Facility Donations
Expenses
Balance
Other Income
CtK Total
$ 31,676
65
36,433
(4,692)
294
$ (4,398)
$ 31,676
65
36,433
( 4,692)
294
( 4,398)
Children’s World Total
Endowment Fund Bal.
$
138
$142,332
$
138
$ 142,332
* NOTE: Complete copies of Council Meeting minutes with detailed
M-Team and other reports are available in the Church office upon
request.
** The Church Constitution is posted on the CtK Website under
Resources.
Your generosity is greatly appreciated!
Thank you to the Boy Scouts of Troop 538
for the wonderful fellowship on
Sunday, February 28th!
CtK is proud to be your sponsor!
Worship Attendance—January
* Soup Supper
Date
Wed.
5:26
Sunday
8:00
Sunday
10:30
Total
1/31
n.a.
56
49
105
2/7
7
62
63
132
2/14
Ash Wed. 48
50
90
188
2/21
Lenten Worship & SS* =
53
63
73
189
2/28
12
82
72
166
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Good Friday Prayer Vigil is March 25th from 5:30am to 5:30pm. Look for the sign-up sheet in the
Welcome Center (note the time change) and commit to prayer for one hour. You can pray here
or at home or wherever you feel inspired. You can pray in solitude or with a group. There will be
suggestions and “helps” in the Chapel (including the prayer map and giant Jenga prayer stations); if you include your email address when you sign up you will also have the suggestions in
your inbox. If you are in need of prayers, you will find index cards in the chapel on which to write
your requests for yourself or for others (as always, these can be anonymous too).
*****
CtK will host our annual Community Easter Egg Hunt
on Saturday, March 26, from 3:30-5pm. Invite your
friends and neighbors to join us for crafts, games and an
exciting Hunt! (Youth please arrive by 1:30pm to hide the
eggs – see the Youth Page. Adult volunteers are welcome,
too.)
We are in need of candy donations - there is a box in the Welcome Center you can put your
donations in, or you can drop them off in the office. Thanks in advance!
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As a representative for the church on the Children's World
Board, I would just like to say we sure have some cute kiddos enrolled!! I have been dropping by to take pictures of
the children to make class lists for the teachers. It has
been really fun to get to know the staff and the children.
Circle of Centering Prayer meets on Mondays from 5:307:15pm in the Chapel. Contact Sharyn Butler at 970-7596355
Great Ol' Broads of God (GoBoG's) GoBoG’s invites you to
join them in study and fellowship. They meet at CtK in the
classrooms W6/W7 each Monday from 4:00-5:30 pm. (The
first Monday of each month is dedicated to Share The Care,
GoBoGs’ outreach mission.) They are currently studying
Julie Williams, a member of our current Church Council,
has been acting as a liaison between the Council and Children's World. She has posted a sign up sheet for any
members of the church who are able to come read to the
children. If reading to the children is not an activity of interest to you, perhaps you have another suggestion that I am
hoping you will consider. You might also consider helping
the teachers out by doing some prep work for them at
home. They often need items cut out, or something created
on the computer—items they will use in their classrooms. Whatever time and ability you have to offer would
be greatly appreciated. Simply share your interests and
ideas with Julie Williams, or any of the Children's World
Board members.
The World Religions through the “Great Courses” series
along with their current Bible reading of the Gospels.
Please join them for study sessions that are deeply rewarding. For more info., contact Lynda Morris at 3855128 or at [email protected].
Men’s Bible Study meets on Tuesdays at 8:30am in the
Community Hall. Each week they study the Scriptures that will
be used in worship the following Sunday. All men welcome.
Coffee & donuts are served! Contact Tim Williams ,
247-4715 with any questions.
The Board members are: Lauri Kloepfer, Kim Hobby, Judy
Olson, Stella Welcher, Lynn Mitzlaff and myself - - Susan
Johnson.
Midweek Bible Study led by Pastor Tim. The class meets
each Thursday from 12:00 noon—1:00 pm. Bring your lunch
and join us. ALL ARE WELCOME! For more info., call
church office at 247-5310.
Another request I have is for any craft supplies you may
come across at yard sales, thrift stores, or store clearance
sales. Markers, crayons, construction paper, glue sticks,
buttons, glitter, yarn, brown lunch sacks—anything else you
think could be put to use! Also, before we know it, the end
of the school year will be here. If your own children bring
home some school supplies that you don't want around the
house, please consider sending those old markers, crayons, scissors, etc. to CtK for Children's World. Any items
not used by Children's World kids will get passed along for
summer Day Camp at church.
Khuvara (“Circle of Friends”) The Khuvara Women’s Group
meets on Thursday afternoons from 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm in the
CtK Library. We discuss various books, and take prayer requests. Our current study and discussion is a book by author
Ruth A. Tucker entitled, “Dynamic Women of the Bible.” All
women are welcome, and we gladly invite new members to
join us. For more information, call Stella Welcher at 970-9039327
Spiritual Study Group (SSG) Open to ALL The Spiritual
Study Group will be reading "The Spirituality of Age: A
Seeker's Guide to Growing Older", by Robert L Weber and
Carol Orsborn. A brief description of the book in the Lutheran
says, " Aging can be a meaningful and rick path to mature
spirituality...the authors have come up with 25 questions designed to help older people deal with the thorny aspects of
growing older, such as loss and mortality. ... We were also
impressed with their Twelve Exercises for Seekers and their
list of resources for recommended reading." Please join us on
Thursdays at 3:00 pm in room W3, the Bridal Room, for what
promises to be a stimulating study. Contact: Laura Stransky
(749-2270) or Aurora Rose (382-9801) .
I thank you for your consideration and support.
Prayers for the staff and the children of Children's World
are always appreciated. Happy March!
Susan Johnson
CtK Representative, Children’s World Board
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March 2016
Youth to Host CtK’s Community Easter Egg Hunt
Put Saturday, 3/26, from 1:30pm-6pm on your calendars now!
CtK’s Youth is again set to run our annual Easter Egg hunt. We will stuff eggs on March 20th
during the 9:15am Sunday School time.
Then on March 26th at 1:30pm we will meet in the Community Hall to set up and decorate and,
of course, hide the eggs!
Little kids (preschool-5th grade) will show up at 3:30, and we will stay and help them with the
games, crafts and the hunt.
Then we can stay for the 5pm Easter Vigil service and set up the Community Hall for Easter
Brunch!
Reminder:
Next Confirmation Class is on
March 13
Sunday School Schedule
9:30-10:20am
ALL AGES WELCOME!
Coffee Time
12-1:30pm Sundays
3/6: Coffee and Birthday Cake @ Durango
Joe’s on College
3/13: Lunch at the Church with the Confirmation Class
3/20: Coffee @ 81301 Coffee (by Zia’s
North)
3/27: Easter Sunday! Come for brunch between services—we’ll do coffee again next
week.
March 6—Esther Story with noisemakers (as at Purim)
March 13—Service Project
March 20—Easter Story & stuff Eggs
March 27—Easter Brunch
15th - Keegan Kingery
18th - Naomi Verow
23rd - Hudson Choate
30th - Matthew Lavengood
For more info about youth events, or to be
added to the email list, contact:
Mandy Gardner
Director of Faith Formation– 247-5310
[email protected]
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Bread for the World
Offering of Letters —
Sunday, May 1st
CtK’s DATE
MONDAY, MARCH 14TH
Christ the King will be doing our annual Offering of Letters
to our members of Congress on May 1st.
The CtK Soup Kitchen Team works the 2nd Monday
each month. For the March 14th soup kitchen date,
please contact John Condie (385-4882) if you are able
to serve and/or you have questions!
Bread for the World's 2016 Offering of Letters: Survive
and Thrive will ask Congress to increase funding for maternal and child nutrition to at least $230 million in the
State Department Foreign Operations Appropriations Bill's
Global Health Account.
Please mark your calendars so you allow a few minutes in
between services or after to write your short note. You will
be provided with a draft letter to use. Thanks for helping
raise our voices for those in the U.S. who suffer from hunger and poverty.
SAVE THE DATE
DURANGO CROP WALK
Saturday, April 9th
It’s NEVER too early to mark your
calendars for the
Annual Love Out Loud event.
JUNE 11th & 12th — The Annual Love
Out Loud event is in the planning stages.
So set aside this weekend to celebrate love with our hands
and hearts through service in our community. Christ the King
Lutheran will once again be partnering with the First United
Methodist Church (FUMC) and the Coalition of Caring Communities (CCC) to identify community service projects that
benefit schools, parks, local agencies (their facilities and/or
their clients), or low-income people with specific needs. Interested in volunteering?
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango is
sponsoring a CROP Walk on April 9th. Stay tuned for
details as to time, place, and fundraising details. This
event raises money for worldwide relief through
Church World Services, and also provides support to
some local agencies.
Email [email protected]
or call Beth Stelz at 970-903-8354.
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The Piecemaker Quilters of CtK sew
large quilts for the Navajo Evangelical
Lutheran Mission at Rock Point, AZ, on
a regular basis. Upon learning that
some folks there have to sleep outdoors
on the ground, the Quilters recently
made heavy, large quilts to help out.
Prayer Quilts are made as well for the
sick and homebound, for newborns, and
others in need. The Piecemakers graciously welcome
new quilters, or anyone who would like to learn to quilt—
someone will happily assist in getting you started. They
meet on the 2nd Friday of each month from 9:30 am
until 2:00 pm in the CtK Community Hall and usually
bring lunch and spend some time discussing quilting
plans, chatting, and catching up. You are invited to come
learn to quilt or simply come to enjoy fellowship with them
whenever you can. For more information, call Judy
Danielson at 247-9730 or reach her at the Durango
Quilt Company at 247-2582.
From our CtK Library—You can find this book in the
Biography Section.
Katharina Von Bora
by: Rudolf & Marilynn Markwald
Rudolph and Marilynn Markwald have written a biography of
Katharina Von Bora, Martin Luther’s wife. She was a support to Martin
Luther, and he valued her opinion. Consequently, Katharina has become a significant figure in church history, especially that of the Reformation.
Because little is known of Katharina’s early years, the first couple of
chapters of the book are devoted more to the background of the convent life in which she was raised. The succeeding chapters tell of her
relationship with Luther. Their relationship is revealed in his letters to
her and their conversations, as recorded by guests, and subsequently
published as Luther’s table talk. Luther held a traditional view of marriage — man is head of the house. Nonetheless, he recognized his
wife’s key role in managing the practical side of their life. She ran several farms and a large household and often found herself tending to
frequent long-term guests and even brewing. She was also instrumental in the details of getting Luther’s works published by the printers.
Hey Readers!
The CtK Book Club meets on the second Thursday of each
month at 3:00 pm in the CtK Library. Our book discussion for
March 10th is “People of the Book” by Geraldine Brooks. Then
in April , on Thursday the 14th, we turn our discussion to a book
by Lorraine Hansberry, “Raisin in the Sun.” We invite you to
drop in at any time for some lively and enriching literary discussions. We always have a good time and look forward to having
new members join us!
After Luther’s death, his and Katharina’s home in Wittenberg was
overrun several times by Catholic forces. Katharina’s major achievement during this time was keeping her family together and raising her
children to adulthood. Sadly, during another flight from the wars of the
Reformation, she was killed in a carriage accident .
This book is recommended if you are interested in Lutheran and
Reformation history.
Please call Stella Welcher at 903-9327 or 884-0460 for more
info.
~ Lillian
Thanks, and Happy Reading!
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Lent & Easter Season Dates
All are welcome!
PRAYER REQUESTS
Please contact the CtK church office if you would like more information.
Wednesday, March 2—6:00 PM Lent Service
followed by a light soup supper at St. Columba Catholic
Church, 1830 East Second Avenue
To add to or remove someone's name from the Prayer Request list,
please contact Linda at 970-247-5310 or e-mail her at:
[email protected]. Names will remain on the prayer list for 3
months and then removed unless we hear otherwise.
Wednesday, March 9—6:00 PM Lent Service
followed by a light soup supper at Christ the King Lutheran
Church, 495 Florida Road
Say, did you know that CtK has a Prayer Chain? If you would
like to add your name to our prayer warrior list, or if you have a
special prayer request, just call or
e-mail Linda. Thank you!
Wednesday, March 16—6:00 PM Lent Service
followed by a light soup supper at First United Methodist
Church, 2917 Aspen Drive
Recent hospitalizations: Kayla Hefner, Maggie Condie
Persons diagnosed with cancer: Christie Ilg-Salter; Karen Calfas
(sister of Diane Calfas).
Home-bound members and friends of CtK: Sue Wright, Denny &
Lucille Ball, John Condie’s Aunt, Fran Condie, Della Johnson.
Persons with ongoing needs: Mary Austin (friend of Dottie Johnson’s
son), Maggie Condie (grand-daughter of John Condie & Wanda Ellingson), Annie & Kennedy Shepherd, Robert Maple, Carol Gunderson, Tom
Helm.
Those who have passed away: Madalene DeVries (mother of Carol
Thurman).
Thursday, March 24—Maundy Thursday &
(optional) Foot Washing Worship Service at 6:00 PM at
Christ the King Lutheran Church, 495 Florida Road
Friday, March 25—Good Friday Ecumenical Service at 12:00 PM at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 910 East
Third Avenue
Friday, March 25—Good Friday Worship Service
at 6:00 PM at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 495 Florida
Road
Special prayer requests for:
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Saturday, March 26—CtK’s Annual Easter Egg
Hunt at 3:00 PM at Christ the King Lutheran, 495 Florida
Road
Melinda Johnson who will be working with the Peace Corps in Lesotho,
South Africa for 27 months– she will be teaching English to children in
grades 4-7. Pray for her health & safety & that her work in Lesotho will
bless those she serves. Melinda is the daughter of Mike & Susan
Johnson.
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Saturday, March 26—Easter Vigil at 5:00 PM at
Christ the King Lutheran, 495 Florida Road
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Sunday, March 27—Easter SONrise Worship Service at 6:45 AM at Greenmont Cemetery.
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Pastor Tim and the CtK congregation as we prepare for mission
opportunities in 2016. Pray for God to touch the hearts of those
longing to serve and for God to assist in making our missions a
reality!
Paul Gebo who is attending Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary.
Mandy Gardner, CtK’s Director of Faith Formation, as she
continues to work toward obtaining an Associate in
Ministry degree.
CtK Stephen Ministry, and all Stephen Ministers
and their care receivers, and those training to be future
Stephen Ministers.
All those battling mental illness and addictions.
Each person in our CtK church family— pray that we all stay "rooted
in grace, equipped for action," and. . . ,
Sunday, March 27—Easter Sunday Services at
Christ the King Lutheran Church, 495 Florida Road,
Durango.
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We hear the call of God’s precious Holy Spirit for each
of us to volunteer our time and talents to at least one
ministry at CtK. Speak to a Council Member or
call the Church office to learn about opportunities
to serve.
8:00 AM Contemporary Worship
9:15 AM Easter Brunch
Served by CtK’s Youth
10:30 AM Traditional Worship
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Dear CtK,
Please continue to pray for all of our military men and women.
To add to or remove people from this list, please call Wendy
Krull at 779-8403.
I wanted to write a personal note to tell you what how much
your contribution mans to CEAC and to the people in need
within our community. Your contribution could provide two
families rent in a personal emergency, numerous hours of
childcare for a single working parent, or a car repair for a senior living in rural La Plata County.
Lt. Ryan Bankhead—Brother of Eryn Orlowski
Sgt. John Dee—Son in-law of Wendy Krull
Sgt. Chris Gomez—Nephew of BJ and Danny Pierce
Capt. Jeff Kuss —Nephew of Kip and Laura Stransky
Spec. Brandon Minser —Son in-law of Wendy Krull
Lt. Andy Schaaf—Son of Merilee and Mark Fleming
Lt. Clayton Stransky—Nephew of Kip and Laura Stransky
Staff Sgt. Stephen Van Dover—Nephew of Nancy Van Dover
Every week our committee turns away applicants due to lack
of funds; so we very much welcome your financial support
during a time of such great need.
In gratitude,
Brigid Korce
Program Manager
Dear Friends,
The staff and residents of the Durango Community Shelter
would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to you for your
generous contribution of $500. We couldn’t do what we do
without your help. It is heartening to know that we live in a
community that supports the wok we do. Through your continuing support, we are able to change hundreds of lives each
year—thank you!
Dear CtK,
“Thank you very much!”
For the last three months, I have been delivering our food
donations to the Durango Food Bank. I am the lucky one who
hears the “thank you very much” every time and wanted to pass
on the heartfelt thanks to all of you who fill the shopping cart in
the Community Hall.
Sincerely,
Rachel Bauske
Division Director, VOA
The Durango Food Bank feeds many of our La Plata
neighbors throughout the year. All items are very much appreciated.
Dear CtK,
On behalf of Habitat for Humanity of La Plata County, and
particularly the families we serve, thank you for your donation
of $400 through Colorado Gives Day 2015. Your support,
enthusiasm, and partnership in our mission are vital to our
efforts to eliminate poverty housing in La Plata County.
Building homes builds lives, which builds a stronger and
closer community. Thank you for walking alongside us as we
advocate for funding, government support, and community
involvement I achieving affordable home ownership goals.
Currently, canned vegetables, fruit and soups, canned or dry
beans, bagged or boxed rice (any type), breakfast items (cereal,
oatmeal), along with boxed dinners, and canned meats
(chicken), and tuna are much needed.
Thank you again for your generosity.
Barbara Hawxhurst
CtK Food Bank Volunteer
Respectfully,
Rachel Taylor-Saghie
Executive Director
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and
Linda McCargar
Accounting/Office Mgr.
Brandon & Sara Rolph
Paul & Jigger Staby
Gordon Cheesewright & Diane Calfas
Tim & Dianne Williams
Jack & Lauri Kloepfer
Diann Wylie
Michael Pratt
Lynda Morris
Kim Hobby
Haley Fleming
Lauri Kloepfer
Anne Swanson
Haley Cotgageorge
Lillian Boe
Randy Bondow
Gretchen Miller
Molly Murray
Greg Winter
Josh Magyar
Lynn Mitzlaff
Naomi Verow
Richard Gjere
Loretta Beam
Tamara Volz
Kathie Bowers
Geri Mulligan
Craig Wright
Jack Kloepfer
Amy Wilson
Peter Rudolph
Katie Kloepfer
Matthew Lavengood
Alex Salter
Andy Schaaf
3/13
3/19
3/25
3/25
3/30
NOTE: If you have a March Anniversary and it is
not listed or if corrections are needed, please let us know by
calling Linda at the Church office, 247-5310! Thanks!
Congratulations to CtK’s Super Bowl Party
Appetizer ChallengeWinners!
1st Place: Jigger Staby’s
Green Chili Sliders
2nd Place: Pastor Tim’s
Cold Butternut Squash Soup Shooters
3rd Place: A tie between
Denise Dey’s
Stuffed Mushrooms
&
Ann Duft’s
Virgin Bloody Mary Station
3/2
3/3
3/6
3/8
3/9
3/9
3/9
3/10
3/11
3/11
3/13
3/13
3/16
3/17
3/18
3/18
3/21
3/22
3/22
3/23
3/23
3/25
3/26
3/26
3/27
3/28
3/30
3/30
3/30
NOTE: If you have a March Birthday and it is
not listed or if corrections are needed, please let us know by
calling Linda at the Church office, 247-5310! Thanks!
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Jigger drenches CtK’s “Coach Tim” with Gatorade (confetti) in celebration of the
Bronco’s Super Bowl 50 win. Wendy looks on in amazement, and “Coach,” well. . . ,
he’s thinking we “should [all] be as excited about church as about the Super Bowl!
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March 6th Worship Assistants
Greeters
Ushers
Lay Assistant/Reader
8:00 AM
Ken & Linda Hartlein
John & Shanna Stordahl
Tim Williams
10:30 AM
Jigger Staby
TBA
Mandy Gardner
Jigger Staby
Sound Board Operator
Lynn Mitzlaff, Gary Rollstin,
Tim & Dianne Williams
Dave Mitzlaff
March 13th Worship Assistants
Greeters
Ushers
8:00 AM
TBA
Roger & Cora Landgren
Lay Assistant/Reader
Dianne Milarch
Tim Williams
Communion Assistants
Denise Dey, Wendy Krull,
Jo & Dianne Milarch
Bruce Wongstrom
Tim & Dianne Williams
Communion Assistants
Sound Board Operator
March 20th Worship Assistants
8:00 AM
Will Hakes
10:30 AM
TBA
Ann Duft
Will Hakes
10:30 AM
Greeters
Larry & Margaret Hjermstad
TBA
Ushers
Lay Assistant/Reader
Jeff & Donn Wince
Holly Landgren
TBA
TBA
Communion Assistants
Ken & Linda Hartlein,
Wendy Krull, & Holy Landgren
Bruce Wongstrom
Ann Duft,
Dave & Lynn Mitzlaff
Dave Mitzlaff
Sound Board Operator
March 27th Worship Assistants
8:00 AM
10:30 AM
Greeters
Ushers
Lay Assistant/Reader
Paul Plvan
Larry & Margaret Hjermstad
Tim Williams
Matt & Paul Pane
Ann Duft
Eryn Orlowski
Communion Assistants
Gary Rollstin, Gary Steinbach,
Tim & Dianne Williams
Jigger Staby
Sound Board Operator
Mandy Gardner
Charlie Hakes
Our sincere thanks to ALL our worship assistants
For helping to make worship more meaningful.
And special thanks to our worship assistant coordinators:
Linda Hartlein, 8:00 AM & 10:30 AM Greeters
Cora Landgren, 8:00 AM Worship
Eryn Orlowski, 10:30 AM Worship
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MARCH—2016
CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN
PLEASE CHECK THE CTK WEB CALENDAR FOR IMMEDIATE UPDATES
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
8:00 Contemporary
Worship
9:30 Chancel Choir
9:30 CtK U& Sunday
School for All
10:30 Trad. Worship
7
2
3
8:30 Men’s Bible
Study
11:30 Women in the
Word Interfaith Bible
Study
10:45 CW Music w/Ms.
Mandy
12:00 CtK Mag.
Team Mtg.
12:00 Mid Wk. Bible
Study w/Mandy
Gardner
1:30 Khuvara
2:00 CCC
5:00 Behold! Holy
Communion & —>St. 3:00 SSG
5:00 Joyful Noise
Columba’s LW&SS
6:30 Chancel Choir
8
9
8:30 Men’s Bible
Study
4:00 GoBoGs
5:30-7 Circle of
Contemplative
Prayer
Thursday
1
9:45 CtK Facility
Mtg.
6
Wednesday
3:00 CtK Social
Ministry Mtg.
11:30 Women in the
Word Interfaith Bible
Study
6:00 Lenten Worship
& Soup Supper at
CtK
10
10:45 CW Music w/Ms.
Mandy
12:00 Mid Wk. Bible
Study w/Pastor Tim
1:30 Khuvara
3:00 CtK Book Club
3:00 SSG
5:00 Joyful Noise
6:30 Chancel Choir
13 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
TIME BEGINS
14
15
16
17
8:00 Contemp. Worsh.
9:30 Chancel Choir
9:00 Manna Soup
Kitchen (2nd Mon.
11:30 Women in the
Word Interfaith Bible
Study
10:45 CW Music w/Ms.
Mandy
of each month)
8:30 Men’s Bible
Study
2:00 CtK Staff Mtg.
3:00 CW Board Mtg.
5:00 Behold! Holy
Communion & —
>First United
Methodist’s LW&SS
12:00 Mid Wk. Bible
Study w/Pastor Tim
1:30 Khuvara
3:00 Spiritual St. Grp.
5:00 Joyful Noise
6:30 Chancel Choir
22
23
24
8:30 Men’s Bible
Study
11:30 Women in the
Word Interfaith Bible
Study
10:45 CW Music w/Ms.
Mandy
12:00 Mid Wk. Bible
Study w/Pastor Tim
1:30 Khuvara
3:00 Spiritual St. Grp.
3:30 CtK Maturity
Team Mtg.
4:30 Joyful Noise
6:00 Maundy Thursday
Service at CtK
9:30 CtK U & Sunday
School for All
10:30 Trad. Worship
12:00 CtK Adult &
Youth Confirmation
20 PALM SUNDAY
8:00 Contemporary
Worship
9:30 Chancel Choir
9:30 CtK U & Sunday
School for ALL
10:30 Trad. Worship
27 EASTER SUNDAY
4:00GoBoGs
5:30-7 Circle of
Contemplative
Prayer
21
5:00 Chancel Choir
5:00 Behold! Dinner
5:26 Behold!
Worship Service
4:00 GoBoGs
5:30-7 Circle of
Contemplative
Prayer
28
6:45 Easter SONrise
Service @ Greenmont
Cemetery
8:00 Contemp. Easter
Worship
9:30 Chancel Choir
9:15 Easter Brunch
10:30 Trad. Easter
Worship
Scribe
Deadline
4:00 GoBoGs
5:30-7 Circle of
Contemplative
Prayer
29
30
31
8:30 Men’s Bible
Study
11:30 Women in the
Word Interfaith Bible
Study
10:45 CW Music w/Ms.
Mandy
5:00 Behold! Dinner
5:26 Behold!
Worship Service
12:00 Mid Wk. Bible
Study w/Pastor Tim
1:30 Khuvara
3:00 Spiritual St. Grp.
5:00 Joyful Noise
6:30 Chancel Choir
Friday
4
Saturday
5
No Events
Scheduled
No Events
Scheduled
11
12
9:30 CtK
Piecemakers
Quilters
18
No Events
Scheduled
19
No Events
Scheduled
5:30 SNA Thank
You Dinner for Carol
& Bill Thurman
25
12:00 Ecumenical
Good Friday
Service at St.
Mark’s Episcopal
6:00 Good Friday
Service at CtK
Acronym Key:
CCC-Coalition of
Caring Communities
CH-Community Hall
CtK-Christ the King
CW-Children’s World
GoBoGs-Great Ol’
Broads of God
JS-Jesus’ Sparks
JN-Joyful Noise
LOL-Love Out Loud
26
3:30 CtK’s Annual
Easter Egg Hunt
5:00 Easter Vigil
Worship at CtK
LW&SS-Lenten
Worship & Soup
Supper
SM-Stephen Min.
SSG-Spiritual Study
Group
SS-Sunday School
TBA-ToBeAnnoun.
TBD-ToBeDetermin.
WC-Welc. Center
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Christ the King Lutheran
495 Florida Road
Durango, Colorado 81301-4730
Church Office: 970-247-5310
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.ctkdurango.org
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“Rooted in grace, equipping for action.”
Photo credit:
Ph. Cr. Laura Stransky
Mandy Gardner
CtK Outdoor enthusiasts and their furry, four-legged friends resting a
bit and soaking up the warm sunshine
during their recent outing to La Plata Canyon
Saturday, February 20, 2016
(Ph. Credit—H. Landgren)