the May 2015 Issue of InSpire

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May 2015
Worship
“Dance Cards”
New Schedule Allows
Attendance at All Services
One of the gifts of shifting the
times of all four Sunday morning
worship services is now one can
attend all four in one Sunday.
Choose the Sunday that’s right for
you to experience all four diverse
worship services and join the ranks
of your fellow worship superstars!
1. Pick up your Dance Card at our
first service, the 8:00 AM Sabbath
Beginnings worship service in the
Border Chapel.
2. Have a clergy/worship leader sign
your Dance Card at all four
worship services that day.
3. Turn in your completed Dance
Card to a Hospitality Team
member and get your picture
taken for the Worship Superstars
Wall.
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Hennepin Reads: Jonathan Odell
Local Author Series Continues! Thursday, June 18 at 7 PM
Join author Jonathan Odell for an evening of
Hennepin Reads. These experiences invite author to
not only read from their work but to also reflect on
how its writing shaped their own spiritual journey.
Jonathan Odell is the best selling author of The
Healing and a new rendering of his debut novel, The
View from Delphi, entitled Miss Hazel and the Rosa
Parks League. Mr. Odell will share from this new look
at his story set in pre-Civil Rights Mississippi. The story
is of two young mothers, Hazel and Vida - one wealthy
and white and the other poor and black-who have
only two things in common: the devastating loss of
their children, and a deep and abiding loathing for
one another.
Jonathan Odell was born and raised in Mississipi, growing up in the
institutional segregation of a small town. In college he sold The Ebony Pictorial
History of Black American door to door in black neighborhoods across the South
while the Klan tried to discourage him. He now lives in Minnesota.
Hennepin Apparel Returns
After the successful fall sale, the Hospitality Team presents
a new spring sale of apparel for all ages and a few other
items, too. Proceeds benefit the many ministries of
Outreach United.
Classic fleece vests and hoodies from the fall sale return,
and there will be new items, too, such as polos, golf shirts,
windbreakers, aprons, and t-shirts in a wide array of colors (suitable to wear at
Pride, National Night Out, Vacation Bible School, and other summer event we
have coming up).
The sale will run for three weeks in May (order in time for Mother’s Day and
graduation) and items will arrive in June (just in time for Father’s Day).
Young Adult Spring BBQ
Wednesday, June 3
Save the date and look for details on this annual
spring time tradition of getting together for a meal,
games, and relaxation. An RSVP and pot luck list will come out on the young adult
email newsletter in May. If you’re not on the mailing list, please contact Pastor
Nate at [email protected].
church.org
avenue united methodist
511 groveland avenue
minneapolis, mn 55403 phone 612-871-5303
Coming Events Congregants Approve Proposed Sale
May 1 of Unused Koinonia Property
Scholarship Deadline (p.4)
May 3
Parent-Child Relationships (p.3)
May 6
Women’s Book Group (p.7)
May 10
Soul Cafe (p.4)
May 13
Compass 180 Annual Dinner (p.3)
Pub Theology (p.7)
May 15
Life Adventures: Josie Johnson (p.6)
March 29 Church Conference Report – Bobbie Keller
Members of the Hennepin community gathered at a brief church conference
March 29 unanimously approved a proposal from the Koinonia Board of Directors
and the Hennepin Board of Trustees to sell 10 acres of unused Koinonia property.
Proceeds of the proposed sale will go to replenish Koinonia’s maintenance fund,
which paid for the remodeling of the residential building Columbine into
Woodhaven Lodge last year. The new Woodhaven Lodge has updated amenities
and is suitable for smaller groups.
The property is part of 40 acres known as the Wilderness 40, which Hennepin
Avenue United Methodist Church purchased in 1988. While 30 of those acres,
which were formerly pastureland, now include scenic walking trails often used by
Koinonia guests, the remaining 10 acres, formerly farm field, are unused.
Koinonia’s maintenance fund is money set aside for perpetual upkeep of
Koinonia facilities.
May 16 Volunteer at the Welcome Wagon
Sofas & Spokes (p.5)
May 17
Parent-Child Relationships (p.3)
Peace Through Justice Forum (p.3)
Hennepin Marketplace (p.5)
June 3
Young Adult BBQ (p.1)
June 7
Thank Offering (p.6)
June 8
UM Day at the Twins (p.5)
June 18
Hennepin Reads (p.1)
July 6-10
Earth Camp (p.4)
August 2-5
Barbara Taylor & J. Philip Newell (p.4)
August 3-7
Joyful Uproar (p.4)
August 17-21
Vacation Bible School (p.4)
September 29
Elizabeth Gilbert at Hennepin (p.4)
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Sundays: 9:30 - 10:00 AM or 11:00 - 11:30 AM
The Hospitality Team needs people with friendly faces
to greet first-time guests at the brand-new Welcome
Wagon. You'll give each family a Welcome Bag with info
about the church and its ministries, plus a Swag Bag for
any children who are first-time guests, too. Please sign up
for a Welcome Wagon shift this spring or summer here:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0C4EA9A82D6-welcome. Or you can
contact Pastor Nate at [email protected].
Farewell Daniel Pederson
They say the only constant is change and there are some
changes we welcome more than others. After 8-1/2 years of
service to the congregation in various capacities (most recently
as Director of Communications), Daniel Pederson is leaving
Hennepin at the end of the month. This is change that saddens
us for Daniel has come to be such an important part of the
Hennepin community. It is also change that heightens our
gratitude for all the many ways Daniel’s work has shaped the
identity and life of our congregation. You may have seen his work in the Sunday
bulletins, newsletters, HQ, seasonal devotionals, website, outdoor sign, or even
musical compositions in worship.
As Daniel starts a new position at Roseville Lutheran Church in May, he goes
with our prayers and heartfelt thanks. We pray God’s blessings on his new
endeavors and give thanks for his time with us. Thank you, Daniel!
Parent-Child Relationships
Compass 180 Annual Dinner
Led by Dr. Gene Roehlkepartain
11:00 AM, May 3 and 17
Prison Ministry Celebration – 6:00 PM, May 13
All parents want to have good
relationships with their kids. New
national research on parents with kids
ages 3 to 13 unpacks what happens in
parent-child relationships that make a
difference in kids’ learning, growth,
and development. Reflect on your own
relationships with your kids, and
identify ways your relationship is growing and changing
as kids grow up. You’ll also learn about a new Search
Institute website that’s focused on strengthening family
relationships, particularly as kids enter middle school
and adolescence.
May 3: What’s working – and what’s not – in your
relationships with your kids? May 17: Do you need a
power-sharing agreement with your kids?
This is a two-part series, but you don’t have to attend
both to benefit. Parents with kids of all ages are
welcomed! The sessions will be led by Dr. Gene
Roehlkepartain, a Hennepin member and vice president
of research and development at Search Institute, which
conducted the national study.
Compass 180's annual recognition event celebrates the
work of our scholarship recipients. A light dinner is
followed by an inspirational program of stories. To sign
up, please email [email protected] or
see Deb Roberts, Rita Lyell or Larry Olson at church.
Peace Through Justice Forum
11:00 AM, May 17 – Palestine/Israel from the Inside
The Middle East continues to explode.
The conflict in Palestine- Israel
continues after 67 plus years. This
forum aims to share how the
occupation of the Palestinian Territories
effects both Palestinians and Israelis
with documented history, information
and resources in printed form, some
verbal input, and ample time for discussion. Dwight
Haberman, a Hennepin member, has traveled to the
Holy Land nine times and has, with his wife Debra Ricci,
lived and volunteered in the West Bank for 13 months.
Among many contacts was the opportunity to meet with
Yasser Arafat. Dwight continues to receive current
information from Palestine and Israel. Find out what you
can do to promote peace there.
Young Adult Study Group
Animate: Bible
Sundays Through June 7 at 11:00 AM
Our weekly young adult study group returns this spring
with Animate: Bible. Pastors and scholars speak about
how to read, wrestle with, and find meaning in scripture.
See sample videos at youtube.com/wearesparkhouse.
There’s no homework, no expectation to attend all
seven weeks. The rule is: you’re in town, come
participate.
Sessions will end in time for parents to pick up children
from Sunday School programming and eat Breakfast in
the noon hour. Please contact Pastor Nate to sign-up or
to learn more: [email protected] or
612-435-1301.
May 3 – History: Parchment to Pixel | Phyllis Tickle
May 10 – Testaments: One Story, Two Parts | Rachel
Held Evans
May 17 – Gospels: Unexpected Good News | Nadia
Bolz-Weber
May 24 – Genre: Rhythm of the Text | Jose Morales
May 31 – Interpretation: Scripture Reads Us | Will
Willimon
June 7 – Grace: Love Is the Bottom Line | Jay Bakker
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Foundation Scholarships
Soul Cafe - Breathing Lessons
Application Deadline is May 1, 2015
RESCHEDULED to May 10 at 7:00 PM
Hennepin Foundation is inviting applications for 20152016 scholarships. Awards in amounts up to $3,000 are
for students pursuing seminary, college/university degree
programs. See application materials for more
information. Applications due May 1, 2015, with
awards announced late May. Application and guidelines
available at the reception desk, or by contacting Jack
Fistler at jack.fistler@ hennepinchurch.org 612-435-1321.
A hint of Spring has Minnesotans
feeling giddy. Yet, while the weight of
winter may be lifting, the world can
still feel heavy on our shoulders.
Breathing helps. Beauty helps. Lighten
your load relaxing with an hour of jazz
and poetry. Rest in the images and the
music. Re-attune to the natural
rhythms of breath and heartbeat.
Remarkable Generosity
Jack Fistler, Legacy Giving
“Remarkable” may be the best word
to describe the love and legacies
provided by Hennepin members over
the years through their estate gifts. We
benefit each day, often more than we
realize, from their heartfelt and
generous planning. In 2014 alone
Hennepin received estate proceeds
from four individuals totaling nearly
$200,000. We remember with deep gratitude Edith
Perren, Marjeanne Sunde, Fern Sahr and John Coe. Their
gifts were directed to Foundation and Trustees
unrestricted funds, Koinonia building project, Foundation
Scholarship Fund, and the Foundation’s Music Ministry
Fund and Raines Fund for seniors ministries. That’s
remarkable generosity; we are blessed by their gifts.
Each legacy gift is a story, a testament of faith in God’s
blessings and in Hennepin’s future. To explore how you
may leave an imprint on Hennepin, contact Jack Fistler,
d i re c t o r o f L e g a c y G i v i n g , 6 1 2 - 4 3 5 - 1 3 2 1 o r
[email protected] Legacy Giving –
touching lives, fulfilling dreams.
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Soul Café
jazz, poetry and the spirit
Breathing Lessons
Toward a Lightness of Being
Steve Blons - guitar
Dave Graf - Trombone
Daryl Boudreaux - drums
Brad Holden - sax
Sunday, Apr 19, 2015, 7-8PM
In the Art Gallery
$10 Requested Donation
Barbara Brown Taylor and
John Philip Newell at Hennepin
Seeking the Sacred Thread. August 2 – 5
With an emphasis on the essential
sacredness of God’s creation we will
re-awaken our hunger for wholeness
and vitality in our faith journeys. We
will explore how the great spiritual
traditions can access the well of
imagination and thus deepen and
renew the blessings that we carry in
our lives individually and together!
Barbara Brown Taylor and John
Philip Newell, both treasured for their
ability to illuminate with clarity and
grace the questions and hopes we
carry, will weave together sacred
threads of the Christian household and
other wisdom traditions as we focus on
the healing of God’s people and all
creation. This event is co-sponosored by Wisdom Ways
Center for Spirituality and Hennepin Church.
Register for Summer Activities
Elizabeth Gilbert at Hennepin
Paula Colton
Save the Date! 7:00 PM, Tuesday, September 29
Upcoming Summer Activities for our young people
include:
Earth Camp: Grades 1-4 July 6-10 $185 (Scholarships
Available); Joyful Uproar: Grades 1-6 August 3-7 FREE;
Vacation Bible School: preschool-Grade 4 August
17-21 FREE. Register at www.hennepinchurch.org/register
Questions?? Email [email protected] or call
612-485-8160.
Hennepin is delighted to host author
Elizabeth Gilbert reading from her
latest book Big Magic: Creative Living
Beyond Fear at a Twin Cities exclusive
event co-hosted by Magers & Quinn
Booksellers and Wisdom Ways Center
for Spirituality. Save the Date! You
don’t want to miss this evening with
the author of Eat, Pray, Love.
Sofas & Spokes
Hennepin Marketplace
Do you have an unused adult
bike in your garage? Do you
have furniture you are no
longer using? The Downtown
Congregations to End
Homelessness invites you to
donate Adult Bikes and gently used furniture for our
neighbors in need!
“Sofas & Spokes” was established in 2009 by the
Downtown Congregations to End Homelessness Direct
Service Providers (DCEH/DSP) committee. The Direct
Service Provider congregations (St. Olaf Catholic,
Central Lutheran, Basilica of Saint Mary, and the Dignity
Center of Hennepin Church) serve those in need with
prayer, listening, and a variety of services including
furniture and bicycles to get to work or search for work.
The St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store serves as the
distribution partner for the furniture component of
“Sofas & Spokes” – the congregations provide eligible
Participants (who cannot afford furniture) vouchers which
are taken to the store to be redeemed for items such as
sofas, dressers, and dining room table/chairs.
Project Lifecycle serves as the distribution partner for
the bicycle component of “Sofas & Spokes” –
congregations interview Participants, asses their need
for a bicycle, and distribute bicycles along with a helmet
and lock at one of the DCEH/DSP bicycle distribution
events. Participants also receive a bicycle safety/
maintenance training to better understand rules of the
road and learn basic repair skills.
Your used gently used furniture and adult bikes can be
given for good! Donate them on Saturday, May 16th at
Hennepin Church Parking Lot between 9 AM – 12 Noon.
Adult bikes only. All donations are tax deductible.
Come see and purchase things
different - some exotic, and some
familiar - all beautiful. All sales impact
the lives of many near and afar. It’s a
marketplace of craft and goodies from across the world
offered by the Outreach Ministries of Hennepin. Make
sure to wander through Carlson Hall before and after
worship to peruse the offerings. Be sure to buy
something in support of the united outreach ministries
of Hennepin that support the less fortunate in
Minneapolis, Haiti, Russia, India and Zimbabwe! May 16 Furniture and Bicycle Drive
UM Day at Target Field
June 8 (7:10 PM) Twins vs. Royals
It’s that time of year again! Get
your tickets and join other
United Methodists at Target
Field for a Twins Game!
Hennepin Church has reserved
a block of 30 tickets. Look for
a payment/registration at the church reception desk or
contact Rev. Paula Colton if you are interested at
[email protected] or 612-435-1304.
Sunday, May 17 – Carlson Hall
The Birth of a Care Team
Mark Peterson
“I want to let you know how
this meeting came to be. We
know that there are folks out
there who are doing visitation.
They see people they know,
and neighbors, and that is a
huge blessing to the Church and the staff. Now the stars
have aligned and we are finally getting intentional about
training and mobilizing lay visitors.” Pastor Sally
Johnson offered this introduction at the first Care Team
class in at Hennepin Church. Twenty-one students
gathered in classroom 203 to learn about the art of
visiting shut-ins. Two were from Mindekirken, four were
from Silver Lake UMC and fifteen were from Hennepin.
Pastor Sally added, “Part of the alignment of the stars is
that we have Mark Peterson on our staff who has done
this training in many places.”
Care Team training will focus on “Bad Things and
Silver Linings,” “The Are of Listening,” “The Nuts and
Bolts of Visiting” and “Life Transitions.” When the
classes wrap-up in early May each of these visitors will
be “buddied-up” with two to four of Hennepin’s 100+
shut-ins. Their job will be to maintain regular contact,
deliver communion, bring worship folders, meet family
members and make referrals to Hennepin’s ministers
and others when needed. Care Team members will be our Congregation’s eyes
and ears in homes, care facilities and hospitals all
around the Metro Area. Watch for a consecration service
later this month. If you know of a shut-in who could
benefit from a visit - contact Mark Peterson or Sally
Johnson. We pray God’s blessing on our Care Team’s
important work.
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Thank Offering Promotion
Thank Offering to Bloom in June!
We’re Switching Things Up!
For many years now, the annual World Thank Offering,
sponsored by United Methodist Women, has taken
place during a Sunday in November. Its placement
during the season of Thanksgiving has enabled us to
pause and reflect on our blessings and share our gifts
with women, children, and youth around the world.
We are very thankful for the congregation’s support
over the years. However, as you know, November is also
the season for the church’s annual Stewardship
campaign, a very busy time in the life of the church.
Considering the amount of “asks” the congregation
receives during the calendar year, and trying to create
more balance, Hennepin’s United Methodist Women
agreed to move the 2015 Thank Offering to June 7. As
many of us sow seeds for new
growth in our gardens so, too,
will the Thank Offering enable
us to grow opportunities for
education, social justice,
maternal health and more, for
women, children, and youth
both in our neighborhoods,
and around the world.
Photo: Emma Norton Services
Your Gift Makes a Difference
Thanks to the generous support of the Hennepin
congregation in November, the 2014 Thank Offering
collected over $4,600. These gifts, a significant part of
our overall budget, enable Hennepin’s United Methodist
Women to support a variety of programs and ministries
that benefit women, children, and youth in meaningful
and life-impacting ways both nationally and
internationally. In addition, here are some of the ways
our ministry impacts those in our neighborhoods:
• Simpson Housing Services
Educational Advocacy Program
• HAUMC Parish Aid Fund
• UMCOR Sager Brown
• Groveland Food Shelf
• Joyce Preschool
• Sandwiches for the Dignity Center
• Ain Dah Yung Center
For at-risk Native American youth
• Remodeling project at Emma Norton Services
The Thank Offering is one of the pillars of support that
enable the work of United Methodist Women. Thank
you!
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Life Adventures Luncheon
May 15 – Dr. Josie Johnson: Minnesota Trailblazer
Hennepin Seniors and friends are encouraged to
come to hear Dr. Josie Johnson, who is known as the
First Lady of Minnesota Civil
Rights. She was the first black
woman to serve on the
University of Minnesota's
Board of Regents, was an
advocate for fair housing and
employment opportunities,
and recently received the first-ever Lifetime Local
Legends award. She will share highlights of her amazing
life and observations on civil rights issues today.
Pre-paid reservations are due by mid-morning May
13. Lunch cost is $12.
Working at Koinonia
Is For the Birds
Mark Peterson, Program Director
Two exciting opportunities, back to back, are coming
up this month at Koinonia.
The annual birding retreat
is scheduled for Thursday,
May 14 to Friday, May
15th. The Big Woods
Forrest that surrounds
Koinonia is alive with the
sights and sounds of Spring! Whether you’re a veteran
bird watcher or a novice – this retreat is for you! You can
sign-up at www.hennepinchurch.org/register. Bring your
binoculars and a camera – there will be a photo slide
show at lunch on Saturday.
On the heels of the birding retreat comes Koinonia
Spring Work Days. The
event starts at noon on
Friday, May 15th when the
birding retreat ends, and
concludes on Saturday
May 16th. This retreat is
free (room and board) to
those who are willing to roll up their selves and help
prepare Koinonia for the summer. Plans include the
construction of a shed for firewood, prepping the
pontoon boats for launch, window washing and general
cleanup. Thre are jobs for people of all ages and
abilities. Call Koinonia to let our Site Director Kevin
Dahlen know you’re coming (888-801-7746). Come for
one day, or both!
Hennepin Community News
Pub Theology
The April news starts with the great
attendance at 2015 Easter services. I
am told almost 100 were at the 7:00
AM service, nearly 400 at 8:30 and
almost 1000 at 10:30.
Evelyn Ahlberg took Wheeler Smith
with her on her visit to Ardis Phillips
who really enjoyed the visit. Thanks to all our faithful
visitors.
Dick and Juanita Reed Boniface’s won an award for
the work they’ve done in the Agriculture Department at
the U., Michael DeVaughn’s newly formed men’s group,
Larry Duncan’s fun visit to New York City, where his choir
sang in Carnegie Hall, and Dennis Behl’s trip to London
and meeting his daughter, Abigail, there.
After short hospital stays, Barb Marti, Ken Lippin, Kay
Sommers, Jim Mattison and Jean Vanselow are at home.
New to hospice care are Frances Glineburg and Richard
Good. Gerhard Weiss, Beulah Johnson and Anderson
Todd continue to be in care centers. along with Joe
Eumura, Ginny Krause and Deborah Richardson. We
hope you will be home soon. Eva Wall is home at last!
We continue to pray for peace and please tell me
(763-533-0273) if you are aware of any members who
are in the armed forces, serving either at home or
abroad. Our prayers are with Bill Mathis, Gail Hansen,
and Deb Hovland as they seek God’s comfort for the
loss of family members. Roger Harrison and Deb
McGovern also ascended into heaven this past month.
Thank you to all who made Easter services so
uplifting, including choirs, Copper Street Brass, parking
shepherds, ushers and greeters. And you.
This drop-in group gathers to discuss faith, life, stress,
family, and so on with a tasty beverage. Bring a friend;
new faces are welcome. RSVPs are helpful for saving
tables (contact Pastor Nate). Join us May 13 from 6-8
PM at Bauhaus Brew Labs (1315 Tyler St NE, Mpls).
There is a Food Truck is on-site that night!)
Rachel Elliott
Science & Religion Roundtable
7:00 PM, April 23
The Science & Theology Network and Hennepin
Avenue United Methodist Church co-sponsor a monthly
Science & Religion Roundtable that explores a wide
variety of topics. If you’re interested in how science and
religion can be partners in the quest for truth, this book
club may be for you. Our Thursday evening gatherings
are marked with great questions, lively discussions,
occasional debates, frequent laughter, and tasty snacks.
All of the meetings are free, and newcomers are always
welcome to join us!
May 28: Science and Spirituality: Making Room for
Faith in the Age of Science by Michael Ruse. Science is
arguably the most fruitful source of human inquiry.
2nd Wednesdays, 6-8 PM, May 13
Women’s Book Group
Kjerrinsleppets – 1st Wednesday of the Month
Kjerringsleppets, a women’s book group, meets the 1st
Wednesday of the month from 5:30 - 7:00 PM in the
Longfellow Room, is open to women of all ages and
welcomes new people. Contact Sally at 612-435-1328
or [email protected]. May 6: He’s
Gone by Deb Caletti. June 3: Summer Party.
8:00 AM Border Chapel
Sabbath Beginnings, a 30-minute, intimate chapel
worship service features a scripture reading with group
reflection time led by Pastor Nate, lifting up our prayer
concerns, and communion. In recent months, we’ve
seen regular attendees, new faces, teens and children,
and members who also worship at other services. Do
any of those describe you? Then come and worship!
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MAY 2015 NEWSLETTER
The !nSpire is a monthly newsletter for members and
friends of Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church.
10:00 AM, Friday, May 15 is the deadline for the June
2015 InSpire. Your articles may be emailed to
[email protected] or dropped off at church, attn:
Ben McKnight, 612-871-5303.
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Fifty Years of Music at Hennepin New Sidewalk at Koinonia
Kevin Dahlen
Great news from our Site Director Kevin Dahlen, who
writes: There’s a new sidewalk to the conference room
at Koinonia. The asphalt sidewalk was in poor condition.
The new and improved walkway fixes the slope making
it acceptable for wheel chairs.
At the recent Bach Birthday Bash broadcasted by
KSJN-MPR broadcasted from Hennepin, 50 years of
Hennepin music staff were either in attendance or
participated in the celebration of J. S.Bach’s 330th
birthday. From left, Don Livingston, organist from
2000 to 2006, Bill Mathis, Director of Music from
1995 to date, Richard Waggoner, Director of Music
from 1965 to 1995, Andrew Hackett, organist from
2006 to date, and Dean Billmeyer, organist from 1995
to 2000. Currently, Dean Bilmeyer is Prof. of Organ at
the Univ. of Minnesota, Don Livingston is the organist
Westwood Lutheran Church and Richard Wagoner is
Hennepin’s Music Director Emeritus.
Sunday Worship at Hennepin Church
Worship Leaders at 10:00 AM in May
WORSHlP
May 3 – Rev. Kent Millard, preaching
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8:00 AM – Sabbath Beginnings in the Chapel
8:30 AM – Sacred Journey in the Art Gallery
10:00 AM – Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary
11:15 AM – Many Voices in the Chapel
5:00 PM – Sunday at Five in the Chapel
10:00 AM -12:30 PM – Breakfast at Hennepin
11:00 AM – Sunday School for Children/Youth
11:00 AM – Adult Education
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May 10 – Rev. Kent Millard, preaching
May 17 – Rev. Nate Melcher, preaching
May 24 – Rev. Nate Melcher, preaching
May 31 – Rev. Paula Colton, preaching
Upcoming Preachers at 10:00 AM Worship
June 7 - Kent Millard
June 14 - Kent Millard
June 21 - Nate Melcher June 28 - Nate Melcher
July 5 - New Pastor