July 2016 - Stockholm Lutheran Church

Stockholm Lutheran Church
16133 County Rd. 30 SW
Cokato, MN 55321
Stockholmlutheran.org
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Stockholm Lutheran Church
16133 County Road 30 SW.—Cokato, MN 55321
Church Email- [email protected]
Church Website- stockholmlutheran.org
Pastor: Mark Little
Email: [email protected]
320-286-2807
Cell: 763-412-2915
Financial Secretary: Debra Danielson
Email: [email protected]
320-275-5560
Parish Secretary: Sarah Polzin
Email: [email protected]
320-224-9568
Stockholm Story Editor: Melissa Berglund
Email: [email protected]
320-221-4415
Head Custodian: Dean Danielson
320-275-5560
Serving the Lord in JULY 2016
COMMUNION USHERS
ACOLYTE
(Altar) Sarah Polzin
Mike Grack
Deb Danielson
Gwen Anderson
3 Nicholas Little
10 Julia Tesch
17 Nicholas Little/ Danielle Wood 150th
24**USHERS**
31** USHERS**
USHERS
Dennis Mahlstedt
Garland Buttenhoff
Kent Dahlman
C
Lee Titrud
ALTAR GUILD
Ruth Youngkrantz
GREETERS
3 Kelly Peterson
10 Seefeldt Family
17 Gordy and Danielle Anderson
24 Dean and deb Danielson
31 Curtis and Betty Grundahl
READERS
3 Kelly Peterson
10 Heather Seefeldt
17 Gwen Anderson
24 Deb Johnson
31 Curtis Grundahl
May 2016 Financials
Operating Income
$ 8,975.00
Operating Expense
$ 14,124.00
Transferred from Savings Zero
(Due to the end of year deposit in checking account)
YTD Transfers
Zero
(Due to the end of year deposit in checking account)
Care Fund
$ 1,614.00
Improvement fund
$ 10,616.00
Life Together as God’s People
The Blessing of Neighbors! The people of
the Stockholm neighborhood came to the Pork
Chop Dinner and the Antique Tractor Show in
these past days. They came in droves--people of
all kinds, from all backgrounds, former members,
people who travel around a lot, Stockholm
members and friends, and people who are just
looking for a place to enjoy God’s great gift of
food!
These events are a great place to meet
people, renew acquaintances, or just “catch up” a
little bit. You can talk about crops and the
weather, people you know, or you can talk about
all the places people have been (near and far),
which are displayed on their shirts and caps.
Having neighbors and a neighborhood is a
blessing. It is good to connect with others, to have
time for fellowship with others, to talk to the
people who live near by, share a little bit of your
lives with each other.
Celebrate and give thanks to God for your
neighbors!
Jesus the Good Shepherd statue
Sunday, June 19 we dedicated a large
statue of Jesus, the Good Shepherd, that was given
by Dennis Terning, in recognition of the 150th
anniversary of Stockholm, and God’s faithfulness
through the years. It is made of chainsaw-carved
white oak, very beautiful and very meaningful.
Many thanks to Dennis for this wonderful
artwork to Stockholm!
God’s Work, Our Hands!
Plans are being made to make Rally
Sunday a bit different this Fall. The children will
still gather at 9:00 am to find their room, and do
the usual first-day things, ending with the Balloon
Release. However, it will be much shorter.
We plan to complete the Sunday School
portion by about 9:30, and then have a brief
worship service, from 9:35 to about 10:05.
Then everyone who is participating
(families stay together) will go to various parts of
Cokato to do service projects. Your Council and
Worship Committee are working on finding
various simple projects-outdoors and indoors.
Around 11:45, we plan to meet and eat at a park,
and share some fellowship time.
“God’s Work, Our Hands” is a program
that the ELCA invites congregations to be
involved with, to be witnesses of God’s love, to
have an impact on the community, and to “be the
hands and feet of Jesus.” We are reminded of the
theme of this program every time we enter
worship, as we see a banner with those words on
it, created by Mary Ann Ryan.
We look forward to this new initiative for
starting out our Sunday School year, and hope you
will make plans to join us! More details will be
coming, as well as sign-up sheets for you to
indicate your interest.
Stockholm’s social media footprint
Stockholm has had a website and Facebook page
for quite some time, and we have used them as
tools for ministry/communication. We are
working hard to use those tools more effectively,
as well as add the tools of Instagram and Twitter.
Kelly Peterson has been working to add
these last two social media tools, which will make
our website more even more effective.
We would like to create a web team, to
provide input and suggest ideas toward this goal.
Let us know if you are interested in the web team,
or have ideas for the team to consider.
Prayers (In addition to those in the bulletin)
*For those who attend the 150th
anniversary celebration, that their faith grows as
they realize how God has blessed Stockholm
through the years.
*For favorable weather for the crops in
gardens and fields.
*For times of rest and relaxation with
family and friends in these summer months.
* For people (candidates and voters) to
hear God’s voice in this chaotic political
campaign.
Peace and new life to you from our Lord Jesus!
Pastor Mark Little
Stockholm Lutheran Church Council Minutes
May 10, 2016
Present: Pastor Mark, Mike, Wade, Deb, Sarah,
Lee, Paul, Mary Ann, Gwen, Kent and Ginger.
Secretary Report: MSC to accept as with the
changes.
Financial Report: MSC to accept as presented.
Pastors Report: Discussion on God’s Work, Our
Hands Sunday in September; talked about
some ideas that we could do that day. Will be
checking with a few people and discussing
more at next meeting. Still look for a
webmaster, our webpage isn’t being utilized
like it could, but need someone who has time
to update it on a regular basis. Pastor will be
on vacation July 19-August 5. A few area
churches meet recently on collaboration and
how we could possibly help each other out
when needed, another meeting coming up
beginning of June.
Pastors Expense Report: MSC to accept as
presented.
Christian Ed: Deb Danielson and June
Dahlman- Hartl will be Sunday School
Superintendents for the 2016-2017 school
year. Looking for more Sunday School
teachers. The youth will be singing May 22,
Sundae Sunday (last day). VBS will be July 31August 2 at Cokato Lutheran, more details
coming soon.
Stewardship/ Finance: Looking into having a
“Giving” button on the webpage for people to
give electrically. Next meeting July 6.
Property: The picnic shelter has been sprayed
for weeds. Looking into replacing the mulch
and researching the cost of other material or
options instead of mulch. Did lot line
adjustment on the land across the road from
the church that we are selling, the money from
the sale will be going in the Endowment Fund.
Following up on if there are any income tax
from the sale. Had discussion on a few ideas
on now to camouflage the gas tank. The corner
of the cemetery and the picnic shelter, people
have been driving on the corner graves when
driving through there. The family would like
the church to put up a barricade, shrubbery or
something to make it visual that it is not a
road/ driveway. We have a $1,000.00 donation
to pay for this project. Followed up on the
microwave at the parsonage and fixing the
hole in the back wall of sanctuary.
Evangelism: No report
Worship/Music: No report. Next meeting May
11.
Staff Support/ Achieves: No report
Old Business: Will be purchasing another size
robe for the Holy Communion Altar Assistant.
Will be making calls to fill the vacant council
position. Church will be paying up $250.00
from the Memorial Fund for the transferring of
the VHS tapes to DVDs.
New Business: The Worship and Music
Committee is working on getting music and a
speaker for the Harvest Festival. Next
Brotherhood meeting will be Sunday, June 12.
Next meeting is June 14, 2016.
Motion to adjournClosed with The Lord’s Prayer at 9:50 pm
Sarah Polzin Church Council Secretary
Here are those serving the Lord in August
COMMUNION USHERS
(Altar)
Lee Titrud
Gretchen Pearson
Ginger Wolff
USHERS
Curtis Grundahl
Frank Patterson
Bob Johnson
Richard Olson
GREETERS
7 Brad and Denise Harkman
14 Paul and Linda Olson
21- Kevin and Cindy Remus
28 Rieger Family
READERS
7 Denise Harkman
14 Janice Severson
21 Peggy Carlson
28 Kelly Johnson
ACOLYTE
7 Danielle Wood
14 Colin Terning
21 Nicholas Little
28 **USHERS**
ALTAR GUILD
Pat Johnson
Kelly Johnson
Evangelical Church for Vacation Bible
School. Vacation Bible School will be July 31st
thru August 2nd starting at 5:30 PM lasting
until 8 PM. Supper will be served at 5:30
PM. If you are willing to help with anythingteach, help, serve supper, etc., please let Deb
or June know. More information will be
coming in the next Stockholm story. Please
keep your eyes open for registration forms,
etc.
We hope you enjoy your summer!
Sunday School Co-Superintendents
June Dahlman-Hartl & Deb Danielson
150TH ANNIVERSARY NEWS
Celebration time is almost here!
The Legacy Committee has been VERY
busy attending to those final
details and praying for favorable
weather. While we do have
contingency plans in place in case
of rain (the Parking Lot Party will
be held in the church Sanctuary and
Narthex or the Stockholm Community
Center in case of rain), your
prayers for good weather is
welcomed and greatly appreciated.
Please see the information below
for event details:
Friday Evening - July 15th Stockholm Lutheran Church Parking
Lot Party - Starts at 7:00 pm
We will be in need of some teachers for
Sunday School in September. We are also
looking for substitute teachers as well as a
piano player for the upstairs group. Even if
you could only play every other week, we
would love to have you share your talents with
us.
We will once again be joining Cokato
*
Free entertainment (musical
acts and a Christian ventriloquist)
*
Food Vendors - hamburgers,
brats, pop, nacho's, root beer
floats - will before sale
*
Parking provided in lower
level of church parking lot and at
the Stockholm Community Center.
Parking attendants will direct you.
We are working on ways to transport
those who don't want to walk from
the Community Center.
*
Musical selection by members
of the Swann Johnson family
*
No parking on County Rd 30
please.
*
Autobiography of a Church
Pew reading with hymn sing
*
Bring your own lawn chair
*
Many areas of the church
grounds will be sprayed for
mosquito's but please bring your
own bug spray in case they are
"extra pesky".
*
Free glow stick necklaces to
children
*
Sunday Special Anniversary Worship
Service - July 17 - Starts at 9:30
am
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Communion service
*
Special music
*
Anniversary picture outside
following service
Free Fireworks show at dusk
*
Outdoor Mini-Biffs will be
available
Sunday Potluck Picnic - July 17following anniversary picture
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Saturday Afternoon Social Hour July 16th - Starts at 3:30 pm
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Archive Viewing
*
Memory Video Viewing
Egg Toss
*
Potluck Picnic - please
bring a dish to share
Sunday Closing Service - July 17 around 1:30 or 2:00
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Reminisce with former
confirmands and friends
*
Short program with memory
sharing
Saturday Evening Dinner - July 16th
- Starts at 5:00 pm
*
Dedication of anniversary
gift from congregation
*
Dinner in church Fellowship
Hall with some seating in the
Narthex
Every effort is being made to
ensure these events are wellorganized, safe and fun.
NOW, ALL WE NEED IS YOU, our
congregational family, friends and
neighbors to attend and enjoy! The
Legacy Committee is hoping for a
great turn-out at all of the
events. The Parking Lot Party will
be a relaxed atmosphere where you
can spend time with family and
friends, listen to a variety of
music in addition to a Christian
ventriloquist and eat good food.
What else is there?? We have had
an overwhelming response to the
Saturday evening dinner with a
count of 232 dinner tickets sold
and that will be a great time to
catch up with former members and
friends coming from
*
Tickets have been pre-sold
*
Must have ticket to attend
dinner
*
No tickets will be sold at
the door since this is a catered
meal
Saturday Evening Program - July 16
- Starts around 7:00 pm
*
Speakers Dan Conrad of the
Swann Johnson family and former
Pastor LeMoyne Boleman
out of town. And, Pastor Mark has
been working diligently on planning
the Anniversary Worship Service
along with Heidi working with the
Choir on special music. Finally,
we all know how much we love our
Potlucks! The food is always
phenomenal.
The Legacy Committee has worked
extremely hard to raise funds and
plan an anniversary weekend that we
hope you will enjoy and be proud of
because 150 YEARS is a REALLY BIG
DEAL! We are looking forward to
greeting and catching up with many
of you. ALL ARE WELCOME so invite
your family, friends and neighbors
to come and be a part of the
Stockholm Lutheran Church 150th
Anniversary celebration where we
will celebrate and thank God for
all he has provided. We are truly
"Grateful for God's Goodness Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow". We
hope it will be a celebration to
remember.
During the 150th Anniversary events
at Stockholm Lutheran Church,
please do not park on County Road
30. There will be parking
attendants stationed at the entry
of the church parking lot who will
direct you or, you can go directly
to the Stockholm Community Center
for parking and walk through the
cemetery to the church. We are
also working on providing some
shuttle service for those who don't
want to walk.
The Closing Service for the
Anniversary celebration on Sunday,
July 17th will include a few
speakers who will share a Stockholm
memory. We will also allow anyone
else who has a special memory to
share, the time to share that
memory. We wanted to communicate
this prior to the event so folks
would have time to think about this
a bit. We are hopeful that those
in attendance will leave their
"bashfulness" at the door and share
a special memory or a piece of
interesting history regarding
Stockholm. The Legacy Committee
has heard many stories throughout
the course of the last 2+ years and
these stories are priceless and
interesting for others to hear in
order to understand some of the
history of Stockholm Lutheran
Church and the Stockholm community.
Please search through your memory
bank and share if you feel
comfortable enough to do so. We
thank you for your participation!
Don't forget.... Sunday, July 17th
will include a Potluck Picnic.
Stockholm Lutheran Church is known
for their great cooks and fantastic
food. We are anticipating that we
will have guests in attendance on
Sunday and many have traveled from
out of state, may be staying in a
hotel and may not have the ability
to bring a dish to share. Let's
show them how Stockholm rolls when
it comes to Potlucks and put on the
feedbag with great food and lots of
it! Many thanks to the
congregation for all that you do!
Thank you to those who have donated
money toward flowers for the
Anniversary weekend in memory or
honor of a Stockholm loved one. We
have had an overwhelming response.
Money will be used to purchase
altar flowers and arrangements
throughout the church in addition
to flowers outside. Any leftover
money will be used by the Gardening
Committee to enhance the church
grounds as needed. If you haven't
taken the time to look recently,
take a walk throughout the church
grounds to see the wonderful work
the Gardening Committee does to
make the church grounds "pop" with
color in the choice of beautiful
flowers and plants they have chosen
to plant and nurture. These
flowers require work, they don't
prune and water themselves so if
you get an opportunity to enjoy the
beauty, please also take the time
to thank members of the Gardening
Committee for their hard work and
dedication.
In addition, we also have a
committee that works on keeping the
playground area free of weeds and
clean. This is also no small task.
Thank you to them as well for all
that they do to keep the church
grounds looking "spiffy". Keeping
up on the weeds is an endless task
as we all know so please, thank
those folks as well. All committee
members are listed in the Church
Directory if you are interested in
seeing who is responsible for all
of this Good Work!
Thanks to ALL who donated items for
the Tractor Show Flea Market.
Also, thanks to those who helped
out with intake, pricing and
working the sale. Your assistance
was appreciated more than you know!
The sale was once again a success
with many folks being blessed with
treasures they were excited to
purchase and at a low price to
boot! Unsold items were donated to
the Cokato Thrift Store, Cokato
Library and the Disabled Veterans
Administration.
WELCA ACTIVITIES COMING UP
1) Every first Monday of each month
Dorcas Bible Study. All are welcome, for
information call Pat Johnson at 320286-2018
We are also in search of these items needed
for
SCHOOL KITS:
sharpeners
16-24 box of crayons
ink pens
notebooks
12” ruler
2” erasers
blunt tip scissors
PERSONAL CARE KITS:
bath towel-dark color
wide tooth comb
tooth brushes
nail clippers
BABY CARE KITS
hand towel-dark color
FOOD SHELF MINISTRY
June, July, and August we are asked to
Pancake mix and syrup.
Monetary donations are always greatly
appreciated.
The food shelf is open for drop off on
Thursdays from 1:00-3:00pm, or you can put
your donation in the Narthex shopping cart.
HELP! THE LEGACY COMMITTEE is looking for
tinted blue Mason jars, any size, to borrow for
the 150th Anniversary dinner. If you have some
and are willing to allow us to borrow, please
speak to Pat Johnson or Kelly Johnson. They will
be used for table centerpieces. Thanks!!
Summer Fellowship Signup
sheet still has an open spot for Aug 28th. Signup
sheet is in the Narthex. THANK YOU EVERYONE
who has been generous with their time to serve
these yummy treats and beverages of their
choice for us to have great fellowship following
service!
&
Happy Birthday
to Paul Fredricks and Dorothy Morris
Stockholm Lutheran Church
is in the May 30, 2016 Dassel- Cokato Enterprise
Dispatch. If you get a chance read the article.
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Kent Dahlman and Kelly Peterson for
representing
Stockholm
Lutheran
Church as delegates to the SW MN
Synod Assembly in St. Peter June 10-11
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All the people who worked so hard,
(Brotherhood, Joyful Noise, women’s
group, and others) to make the Tractor
Show a wonderful event!
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to Sarah Polzin and others who made this
beautiful bulletin board in the basement
THANK YOU DENNIS AND PEACHES TERNING
for the statue called THE GOOD SHEPARD.
THANK YOU Kelly Peterson! Wonderful to help
us get our church events out to others!!
NOTE Please make sure you go to our website
www. Stockholmlutheran.org
In addition, you can access Facebook,
Instagram, and Twitter.
NOTE the hashtag# will change for different
events.
Wesley David Robertson was born on April
30th, 1930 in Buffalo, Minnesota to Harry and
Alice
(Aldrich) Robertson. He grew up in West
Albion of Wright County, Minnesota and
graduated from Buffalo High School in 1948.
After High School he worked for a while as a
cow tester.
On September 9, 1950 Wesley entered the
United States Air Force. He served with the
3770th Technical Squadron and was honorably
discharged as a Sergeant on September 8,
1954, at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas.
On July 23, 1951 while in the service Wesley
married Verna Jean Becker in Mountain Home
Idaho. To this union a son, Dale was born.
After military service Wes and Verna came
home and farmed South of Buffalo. In 1961
they moved to Rockford and farmed there.
Wes sold the cows in 1968, and went to work
at a metal shop in Minneapolis; he became a
foreman there and worked there until 1981. In
1982 he went to work at the Monticello
nuclear Plant as a security officer, retiring in
1992. Wes and Verna moved to Cokato in
1995.
Wes had many hobbies. He enjoyed horses,
hunting and fishing, and of course restoring old
tractors. He was a member of the Stockholm
Lutheran Church, was very active in the Cokato
American Legion and was a member of the
Honor squad
Wesley Robertson passed away suddenly at his
home in Cokato on May 20th, 2016. He had
reached the age of 86 years, and 20 days.
Survivors include: son Dale (Pat) of Big Lake.
Granddaughters: Rita Robertson of Buffalo and
Kimber
Gutridge
of
Buffalo;
Great
grandchildren: Kiran Robertson of Buffalo and
Tristan Zitzloff of Buffalo; Brother James of
Jacksonville,
Florida;
Sister
Harriet
Roethlisberger of Albany, New Mexico; Sisterin-Law Pat Robertson of Watkins.
Wes was preceded in death by his parents
Harry and Alice, wife Verna, and brother Bill.
REST IN PEACE
Iona Hazel Stevens Johnson of Cokato, MN
went to her heavenly home on June 13, 2016.
She was born Feb. 13, 1913 in Boyd, MN to
Bernie and Minnie (Paulson) Hanson. She was
baptized and confirmed at Trinity Lutheran
church in Boyd, MN.
Iona was united in marriage to Oscar Stevens
on June 24, 1934. To this union a son was born.
Oscar passed away in 1941.
Iona moved to Cokato and worked as a clerk in
her father’s grocery store in Stockholm, MN
where she met and later married her second
husband, Clinton Johnson, on March 11, 1944.
To this union, four children were born.
Iona was a self-described homemaker and
farmer’s wife. She enjoyed cooking, baking,
canning, gardening, quilting, watching crops
grow and studying God’s word. She lived her
life in humble service to Christ lovingly caring
for her family, friends and those in need.
Iona is survived by her children, Robert
(Barbara) Stevens of Inver Grove Heights, MN;
Diane Dodge of Dassel, MN; Dennis (Deborah)
Johnson of Cokato, MN; Beatrice (Michael)
Jones of White Bear Lake, MN; and son-in-law,
Edward Finnegan of Minneota, MN; 10
grandchildren; 30 great grandchildren and 6
great-great grandchildren.
Iona was preceded in death by her husband,
Oscar Stevens and husband, Clinton Johnson,
her parents Bennie and Minnie Hanson,
daughter Ronette Finnegan and son-in-law,
Dale Dodge.
Her family knows that all who met her loved
her dearly and share in our loss. We rejoice in
the legacy of the blessings she left us as a
faithful servant and messenger of God.
Dorothy June Grosskreutz Morris
June 10, 1926 – June 14, 2016
Dorothy June Grosskreutz was born on June
10, 1926 to Ernest and Dorothy (Niemann)
Grosskreutz in Sharon, North Dakota. Dorothy
graduated from St. Paul Park High School in
1944 and then worked at South St. Paul
Stockyard Exchange building. On November
10th, 1945 Dorothy married Howard Morris at
the Woodbury Lutheran Church. They began
their married life in Cokato, moving to
Stockholm where they spent their entire
married life. Howard and Dorothy had two
children, Ernie and Hilaire.
Dorothy was very active in many different
organizations including the Wright County Fair
Board and the State Fair. Through the years,
they attended all 97 county fairs in Minnesota.
Dorothy was a leader for the Lightning
Workers 4H Club. It was during the time that
she was chaperoning a 4-H roller skating party,
that she fell on her roller skates and broke her
arm! She was also very involved with the
Stockholm Lutheran Church and typed the
Stockholm Story newsletter for many years.
Howard and Dorothy provided their camper to
be used as a dressing room for the queens
during each Cokato Corn Carnival. Dorothy
worked with Howard for several years in the
American Family Insurance office as well as the
DMV Registrar’s Office. Some of her fondest
memories include skating on the Mississippi
River with Howard and walking through the
Grey Cloud Island Woods.
Dorothy enjoyed her neighbors, their winter
home in Arizona, eating out and traveling the
United States. She also liked to “be in charge”.
Her favorite flower was the rose, Gone with
the Wind and Sound of Music were her
favorite movies, and mashed potatoes and
gravy was her favorite food. Her hobbies
included embroidering, crocheting, learning
new crafts, making quilt rugs, putting puzzles
together, visiting and traveling. Dorothy and
Howard traveled in every state except Alaska.
She loved camping, county and state fairs and
parades. She also did a beautiful job
decorating fancy cakes. Many of her friends
and neighbors had the pleasure of sampling
those pretty cakes.
Dorothy is survived by her son Ernest and his
wife Marge, her daughter Hilaire and her
husband Michael Diers. Her grandchildren are
Debbie McDonald, Jeff Morris, Garner (Jill)
Diers and Christine Diers. Great grandchildren
are Zachary Morris, Zachary Diers, Kelly
Cunningham, Jade Cunningham, Tucker Sha
and Trevor Diers.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her parents
and her husband Howard Ellsworth Morris,
who passed away March 12th, 2006.
When asked what she felt was her greatest
accomplishment, she states: Being happy,
raising her family in a small community and
having lots of friends all over the United
States.
Stockholm 150th Anniversary Celebration Calendar of Events
(Updated 6/23/2016 - this is the most up-to-date version)
Friday, July 15th - Sunday, July 17th, 2016
Friday Evening, July 15th
Free Stockholm Lutheran Parking Lot Party – ALL ARE WELCOME
7:00 – 9:30
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Fantastic musical performers on the Big Stage
Bring your own lawn chair and Bug Spray
Food Vendors (Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Pop, Root Beer Floats, Nacho’s, etc)
FIREWORKS AT DUSK
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Free Glow Stick Necklaces to children
Grounds will be sprayed for mosquito’s but please bring your own bug spray
Saturday, July 16th
Social Hour: 3:30 – 5:00
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Archive viewing
Punch
Memory Video viewing
Catered Dinner: 5:00
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Catering provided by Cottage Gourmet out of Fairhaven MN
Tickets are Sold Out - No tickets will be sold at the door.
Anniversary Program: 7:00 – 8:00
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Speakers – Dan Conrad of the Swan Johnson family; former Pastor LeMoyne
Boleman,
Musical Selection performed by Swann Johnson family
Autobiography of a Church Pew reading and Hymn sing
Sunday, July 17th
Anniversary Worship Service: 9:30 (note slight time change)
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Communion Service
Special Music
150th Anniversary Picture – follows worship service
Egg Toss:
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Plan ahead and find a partner
Old Fashioned Potluck Picnic:
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Please bring your favorite dish to share
Closing Service:
 Short program – “I Love to Tell the Story”
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Dedication of Anniversary Gift to church
Church website: Stockholmlutheran.org
Church e-mail address: [email protected]
Church Phone: 320-286-2991 – leave a message
JULY 2016
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EVENT(S)
12 noon Lunchtime prayer
9:00am WORSHIP/Holy Communion/ Noisy Offering Followed by Fellowship
We celebrate God’s goodness as we celebrate freedom.
2:00pm Pastoral home visits
4:00pm Council agenda items due for July 12 meeting
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FRI THE 15
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SAT THE 16
TH
TH
SUN THE 17
TH
WED THE 20
ST
THURS THE 21
ND
FRI THE 22
TH
SUN THE 24
TH
THURS THE 28
TH
FRI THE 29
ST
SUN THE 31
6:30pm Stewardship Meeting
9:45 am Pastor leads Manor worship
10:30 am Pastor leads worship at Building 1
11:15 am Pastor leads worship at Brookridge
10:30am-2:00pm Bulletin prep/printing
2:30 pm Pastor leads worship at the Dassel Care Center
7pm Legacy Committee meeting
12 noon Lunchtime prayer
9:00am WORSHIP Followed by Fellowship
7:00pm Church Council meeting
2:45 pm Pastor leads worship at Cokato Manor
10:30am-2:00pm Bulletin prep/printing
2 pm Pastoral home visits
12 noon Lunchtime prayer
th
7pm 150 celebration begins!
At DUSK Fireworks!!!
3:30pm 150th celebration begins
5pm PRE RESERVERED Dinner
7pm Evening Celebration Program
9:30am150th Anniversary WORSHIP
Photo will be taken after worship
POTLUCK
2:00pm Closing Service and Dedication of Anniversary Gift
STOCKHOLM STORY ITEMS DUE PLEASE
10:30am-2:00pm Bulletin prep/printing
12 noon Lunchtime prayer
PRINTIING OF STOCKHOLM STORY
9:00am WORSHIP Followed by Fellowship
10:30am-2:00pm Bulletin prep/printing
12 noon Lunchtime prayer
9:00am WORSHIP Followed by Fellowship
Sunday
Monday
JULY 2016
Wednesday
Tuesday
Thursday
1
Friday
2
Saturday
12 noon Lunchtime prayer
3
4
5
6
7
8
9:00am WORSHIP/Holy
We celebrate
God’s goodness as
we celebrate
freedom.
2:00pm Pastoral home
visits
4:00pm Council agenda
items due for July 12
meeting
6:30pm Stewardship
Meeting
9:45 am Pastor leads
Manor worship
10:30 am Pastor leads
worship at Building 1
11:15 am Pastor leads
worship at Brookridge
10:30am-2:00pm Bulletin
prep/printing
2:30 pm Pastor leads
worship at the Dassel
Care Center
7pm Legacy Committee
meeting
12 noon Lunchtime prayer
11
12
13
14
15
7:00pm Church Council
meeting
2:45 pm Pastor leads
worship at Cokato Manor
10:30am-2:00pm Bulletin
prep/printing
12 noon Lunchtime
prayer
th
7pm 150 celebration
begins!
At DUSK Fireworks!!!
Communion/ Noisy
Offering Followed by
Fellowship
10
9:00am WORSHIP
Followed by
Fellowship
2 pm Pastoral home
visits
17
9:30am150th
Anniversary WORSHIP
Photo will be taken after
worship
POTLUCK
2pm Closing Service and
Dedication of
Anniversary Gift
18
24
25
9:00am WORSHIP
Followed by
Fellowship
31
9:00am WORSHIP
Followed by
Fellowship
19
20
21
22
STOCKHOLM STORY
ITEMS DUE PLEASE
10:30am-2:00pm Bulletin
prep/printing
12 noon Lunchtime prayer
9
16
3:30pm 150th celebration
begins
5pm PRE RESERVERED
Dinner
7pm Evening Celebration
Program
23
PRINTIING OF
STOCKHOLM STORY
26
27
28
29
10:30am-2:00pm Bulletin
prep/printing
12 noon Lunchtime prayer
30