Chaska Moravian Church est. 1858

Chaska Moravian Church
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In essentials, Unity;
In nonessentials,
Liberty;
In all things, Love.
Vision and Mission
Statement:
A Christian community
growing in faith,
sharing the Love of
Jesus Christ with all
people.
from Rev. Mike Eder
Well, it’s now spring by every authority that tracks the seasons and I, for one, think
that it’s about time! Woke up this morning to a balmy 8 degrees with a sultry wind
chill of 10 below zero. That’s at least 30 degrees warmer than when I wrote the last
three monthly articles. The best news is that it hasn’t snowed here since yesterday.
There’s nothing like the change of seasons to rejuvenate a man’s hopes and dreams…
At the half way point through the season of Lent and all is humming along nicely.
Shirley Ekstrom’s soup continues to draw droves of sinners in to our Lenten
Wednesday evening worship services (attendance up 25% from 2013), my fasting from
chocolate and peanuts has not yet caused me to “go postal” on anyone (Thank you
Cindy for adding the bowl of chocolates to your desk lest I forget the peanut M&Ms on
my own desk and rest upon my laurels), and the Spirit has even invaded my “other”
life as car guy. The oldest continuously held car show in Minnesota began in 1956 and
is sponsored by the Gopher State Timing Association. This year it is April 5 & 6 within
the coliseum building at the Minnesota state fair grounds. Inside will be the finest 100
cars chosen from countless entries who submitted photos and applications for entry.
Your pastor’s 1954 sedan delivery “DeLIVrd” will be among them. The public is
invited (at $12.00 a head) or you can wait for warmer weather when I bring it to church
on a Sunday (put your twelve bucks in the collection plate).
April brings the celebration and season of Easter to us with all of the trimmings:
more soup and fellowship on Wednesdays (2 & 9), Palm Sunday is on the 13th, Our
Maundy Thursday/Tenebrae service at 7:30PM on the 17th and the triumphal “He is
RISEN!” will be echoed through our sanctuary at 6:00AM and again at 9:30 on Easter
morn (20th). I will be joining Chaplain Carol Wachter and Sharon Benson for the Holy
Week readings in the Marvel Chapel at Auburn at 10:15AM each day during Holy
Week. Holy Communion will be served there on Thursday the 17th, here at the church
on the 6th and again at the Maundy Thursday service.
CHASKA MORAVIAN CHURCH
115 East 4th Street
Chaska, MN 55318
www.chaskamoravian.org
Email:
[email protected]
Phone: (952) 448-4000
Fax:
(952) 448-6016
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The Chaska Cubs will kick off their 2014 baseball season with a party
at the American Legion on Saturday, April 26th, the same day that our
lovely young pianist (one of our lovely young pianists) Rachel Genrich
shares wedding vows with her beloved Nathan. Spring is in the air! (It’s
just too cold to smell it.) In His Service, Pastor Mike
FEED MY STARVING
CHILDREN
April 1st 6:00PM: Gwen Lenius,
Norma & Doug Schwalbe, Deb
Schwalbe, Terry Rank, Linda
Zimmerman, Donna Hovland,
Nanette Olberg, Vicki Ferestad,
Sharon Benson, Renee Beck, Cindy
Stock. Please contact Gwen Lenius
if you can volunteer.
“Thank you for your cards, prayers, advice and good wishes
following my hip surgery.” ~ John Ryski
LENT SOUP SUPPER / WORSHIP SERVICE
Two remaining Soup Suppers, made by Shirley Ekstrom, will be held at
6:00PM with Worship Service to follow on April 2 & 9. Please sign-up at
the lobby table or call the church office if attending, and what dessert you
can bring, or if you can help with cleanup.
MEALS ON WHEELS
April 14-18: More drivers needed
(once every 5 weeks). Contact
Norma Schwalbe at (952) 3610473.
EASTER LILIES
The Moravian Women are sponsoring a sale of lilies used to decorate the
sanctuary on Easter Sunday. The cost of the plant will be $7 per plant. Each
plant will have four-six blooms. SALE DATES are April 6 & 13.
PLANTS NEED TO BE ORDERED AND PAID FOR BY APRIL 13.
Make checks payable to: Chaska Moravian Women.
THE MORAVIAN WOMEN
The plant placed in the sanctuary on Palm Sunday by The Moravian Women,
are in loving memory of those in our congregation who have gone to be with
the Lord during the past year. The Moravian Church would like to
remember: Doug Bade, Deloris Holasek, George Miller, and Lou Robb.
The 9th ANNUAL EASTER BREAKFAST will be served
by the Nathan Huisenga Foundation 7:00-9:30AM on Easter morning. The
menu will include egg bake, fruit and Moravian sugar cake. Free will
donations will be accepted.
Happy Birthday to you, To Jesus be
true. May God's richest blessings, Abide
upon you. ~ ~ Lillian Kemkes
APRIL BIRTHDAYS
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10
12
15
19
20
22
27
30
Riley Jeremiason
Lyla Peterson
Tammy Riesgraf
Jill Edwardsen
Josh Huisenga
Matteo Conti (Bren)
Donna Hovland
Katie Nordby
Katie Bade
Tasha Papke, Shirley Ekstrom
Meg Peitersen, Zachary McKeever
APRIL ANNIVERSARIES
This Easter, remember our homebound members by mailing
a card: Kathy Aakre, Don & Julaine Christensen, Harold Edwardsen,
Joyce Felmlee, Nancy Jo Schutrop, Dorothy West, Ivan Zwart AND our
Auburn Courts friends: Katie Bade, Bernice Barris, Marvel & Tom
Heath, Gail Johnson, Kate Morgan & Willard Zwart. Addresses can be
obtained through the church office.
1
3
11
15
Eunice & Don West
Sheri & Vonn Bonnema
Mary Jo & Craig Zimmerman
Chris & Steve Devore
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TYPO: The March Newsletter stated Eleanor Zwiers sponsored the
newsletter in memory of her mother, “Linda” Frenz. Correction: “Lydia”
Frenz. Sincere apologies for this oversight.
●We have sold our 2014 Daily Texts but the church office certainly can
order more upon request.
You may make a
donation to dedicate
BOUNTIFUL BASKET FOOD SHELF item of the Month
APRIL: Juice 100% MAY: Canned vegetables Donations to our local
food shelf may be placed in the food cart in the John Hus Room.
BOUNTIFUL BASKET also are recruiting volunteers for 1 day a week
for an hour or two to help with their garden this year. Garden duties
include planting, watering, weeding and harvesting. Last summer, this
garden produced over 400 lbs. of food! The clients were delighted to
receive some “home grown” veggies! If interested please contact
Wenda Danduran at (62)448-2662.
Also, Bountiful Basket again is asking local gardeners, when
planting, to plant a row for their food shelf. Last year the results were
fantastic! There were 218 different individuals, churches and
businesses that donated over 4,500 lbs. of produce! This is a healthy
addition to their client’s meal.
a monthly newsletter
for $60.00 “in Honor
of or in Memory of”
a loved one. Sign up
at the lobby table.
TAX ASSISTANCE: Chaska Moravian Church continues to
host the 2013 Income Tax Assistance on Mondays 9:00AM-12:30PM
thru April 14th. No appointments; first come first served.
‘LIKE US ON FACEBOOK’ – Chaska Moravian Church
now are members/followers and have an account.
SPRING is around the corner ~ Time to place your
Memorial Brick order for our MEMORIAL MEDITATION
GARDEN. Donations of $50 or more are eligible for a memorial
paving stone ‘in honor of or in memory of’ your loved one. Donation
forms are available at the lobby table or in the church office.
MORAVIAN SUMMER CAMPS 2014 MN and WI
June – August 2014
A Christ centered camp Moravian style for ALL ages! Contact our church
office for more information, video or registration materials at 448-4000 or
www.wdcamping.com Brochures located on church lobby table.
We thank Chris and Steve
Devore for sponsoring this
newsletter in memory of
Penny and Bill Tarbell.
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER MAY 1st
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AUBURN HOMES & SERVICES still need
volunteers for their Worship Services: (1) Sundays 11:30-
12:00PM to transport residents to the Marvel Heath Chapel,
help residents during worship service and transport residents
into the dining room after service. (2) Wednesday Chapel
Service 10:15-11:00AM. Please call Joanne at (952) 361-0309
if you can help.
►Boy Scout Troop 303 is hosting their annual Pancake
Breakfast from 8:00AM-1:00 PM Chaska VFW on Sunday,
April 6th. Tickets are $15 for Families and $5 for
Singles. Come hungry for a great deal!
Love INC
For Love INC our church ministry is the Linen Closet for
people in our area in need of linen. Please keep us in mind if
you have items to donate. Current needs are towels, sheet sets,
blankets & pillows. Please contact Julie Taylor if you can help
prepare or deliver orders. Her work consists of sorting and
folding donations, filling client vouchers, and calling a Love
INC volunteer to deliver these orders. A little bit of your time
makes a huge difference in this growing ministry.
●The Love INC website has a lot of information on donating
and volunteering, and stories of what Love INC has done for
families www.loveincecc.org ●FurniShare Warehouse – April
21 & 22
►SOUTHERN VALLEY ALLIANCE FOR BATTERED
WOMEN - on April 25th RE/MAX Advantage Plus will be
hosting SVA for the Battered Women’s 15th Annual Silent
Auction and Dinner Fundraiser at Mystic Lake Casino Hotel.
Contact our church office for more information.
►METHODIST HOSPITAL HOSPICE will provide training
sessions this May and June for new volunteers, who give respite
care to caregivers who are caring for terminally ill loved ones in
their own private homes. Commitment is a maximum of 4
hours/week for 4 training sessions. If interested, please call Libby
Swanson (952) 993-5381.
CHASKA PD SENIOR EXPO ~ FREE
Sponsored by the Chaska Police Department Senior Focus
Group ~ April 17th Noon to 4PM Chaska Community Center
●Seminars and Speakers ●Health Screenings ●Resource Fair
Keynote Speaker Robert Stevens, CEO Ridgeview. For more
information contact Officer Janke at (952)448-4200.
The memorial/burial service for Cynthia Gohdes will be
Saturday, May 10 at 10:30AM with the burial and luncheon
following. It will be at Ebenezer Moravian Church in
Watertown, WI with Rev. Dave Sobek and Rev. Jane Gehler
officiating. Please continue to hold the Gohdes family in your
prayers.
THANK YOU FOR PRAYERS ~
“I wanted to take just a moment to thank all of you for your kind
emails, cards, gifts, and prayers during this time of my mother’s
illness and death. My family greatly appreciates all of the kindness.
My sister is working on a display of the all the cards mom got while
she was in the hospital and hospice care that we will put out during
my mother’s memorial service. I say, often, from the pulpit, that it
is good to be the church together. It is good. And I am grateful.”
Rev. Amy Gohdes-Luhman
CHASKA MORAVIAN CHURCH FUNDRAISER
As the chef at your home, or just a lover of cooking and
convenient kitchen gadgets, please join us for a sampling of
products and food. This is open to MEN & WOMEN, so don't
be shy men. Profits will support needs in the CMC kitchen or
general fund. Come and enjoy some food, fun and socializing!
Please RSVP to ensure enough food.
Party Sponsor: THE PAMPERED CHEF
Host: Sheryl Miller for CMC
Date: Sunday, May 18, 201 Time: 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Location: Chaska Moravian Church
RSVP: By Friday, May 16th 952-403-9322/[email protected]
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Chaska Moravian Women
BOARD of ELDERS & TRUSTEES
ELDERS
Chair – Rev. Mike Eder
Vice Chair & Secretary – Tammy Riesgraf
Jill Edwardsen, Jennifer Jeremiason, Deb Zwart
TRUSTEES
President – Kelly Jeremiason
Vice President – Steve Devore
Secretary – Dwight Crisman
Vonn Bonnema
JOINT BOARD RECORDING SECRETARY
Jennifer Jeremiason
CHURCH COUNCIL SECRETARY
Tammy Riesgraf
Calendar
April
April
April
April
May
May
May
Board
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17
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28
12
15
19
Board Meeting
Birthday Outing
SSS Luncheon - CANCELLED
Women’s Bible Study
Quarterly Board Meeting/Election of Officers
Birthday Outing
Women’s Bible Study
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Women’s Bible Study
Mission Coordinator
Outreach Coordinator
Service Coordinator
Spiritual Life Coordinator
Donna Hovland
Pam Ostman
Norma Schwalbe
Gwen Lenius
Donna Hovland
Trudy Papke-Jung
Rose Allison
Shirley Ekstrom
Lyla Peterson
WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY
Please join us! Women Bible Study meets at 7:00PM every
4th Monday of each month led by Trudy Jung. Currently
studying: In Good Company: Stories of Biblical Women by
Rev. Dr. Kay Ward of the Moravian Unity.
MORAVIAN WOMEN THANK YOU for your generous
donations to the 2014 Mission Project. Together we donated
76 Birthday Bags for children to our local food shelf. A
special thank you to Doug Schwalbe for delivering the
completed bags. The food shelf thanks you from every corner
of their full shelves. Thank you for donating the little bags of
joy filled with your love and care and for sharing the love of
Jesus Christ with all people.
CEMETERY BOARD
Merrill Ekstrom (President), Deb Zwart (Treasurer),
Dale Dollerschell, Tom Jung, Tom Riesgraf
Happy Easter April 20 !
Toward the Empty Tomb
Lent 2014
April 2: 6:00 Soup Supper & Worship
April 9: 6:00 Soup Supper & Worship
April 17, Maundy Thursday: 7:30PM Tenebrae Service
April 20, Easter Sunrise Service 6:00AM
Nathan Huisenga Foundation Breakfast 7:00–9:30AM
9:30AM Easter Service
Join us on Wednesday evenings thru
April 9 for a soup supper and worship.
On Maundy Thursday we gather at 7:30PM for a
service of Tenebrae (Darkness) to prepare ourselves
for the coming of the Light of the World.
A Christian Community Growing in Faith,
Sharing the Love of Jesus Christ
with all People
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2014 SHADE TREE PROGRAM AVAILABLE AGAIN THIS SPRING
FOR CITY OF CHASKA RESIDENTS
This Spring, Chaska property owners again will be able to purchase shade trees at wholesale prices. The
program, sponsored by the City Council and the Public Works Dept. is designed to both replace lost trees and
add to the City’s tree population. The trees are 1.75”-2.5” in diameter, and are balled and bagged. They include
ornamentals, spruce and shade trees. Prices range from $80.00 to $195.00. Trees are not under warranty since
they are at wholesale prices. Orders can be placed 8:00AM-4:00PM during regular business hours at the Chaska
City Hall, or by calling 952-448-9200. Public Works Dept. will deliver the trees to the homeowners, curbside,
for a delivery charge of $3.00. This offer will only be available in Spring - No Fall Tree Program will be offered.
Orders will be taken from March 21st thru April 11th , 2014.
$80.00 Category ( carry over trees from 2013 season )
2”-3” Amur Maple, tree form
2”-3” Snowdrift Crab
2”-3” Spring Snow Crab
2”-3” Flowering Crabs:
Royalty, Pinkspire, Red Jewel, Candy Mint
$120.00 Category
5’ Black Hills Spruce
$140.00 Category
1.75 – 2” Hawthorn
$170.00 Category
2” Autumn Blaze Maple
8-10’ Whitespire Birch
2” Swamp White Oak
2” Sugar Maple variety
2” Red Oak
$195.00 Category
2.5” Autumn Blaze Maple
2.5” Northwood Red Maple
2.5” Swamp White Oak
2.5” Redmond / American Sentry Linden
2.5” Red Point Maple
2.5” Sun Valley Maple
Chaska Moravian Church First Ever:
Mancake Breakfast!
th
Sunday May 4 11:00AM
Mancake Fixins: Blueberries, bananas, walnuts,
strawberries, chocolate chips, whipped cream, butter,
syrup & sausage (Coffee, juice & milk)!
Served by: Moravian Manly Men
Note: Women & children served at their own risk!
APRIL 2014
SUNDAY
MONDAY
►
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
1
2
3
10AM Care Team
6:00PM FMSC
6PM AA Mtg
6:30PM Launch
Ministry Mtg
7:30PM Alanon
Mtg
6PM Soup
Supper &Service
4:30-9PM Norma,
Counsel
6:30PM N/A Mtg
7PM Women’s AA
6:30PM IMR
Rehearsal
FRIDAY
4
SATURDAY
5
10AM-9PM Norma,
Counsel
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
9:30AM Worship
Service w/ Holy
Communion
5th Sunday in
Lent
9AM-12:30PM
Tax Preparation
John Hus Room
6PM Joint Bd Mtg
4:30PM Counsel
6PM AA Mtg
6:30PM Launch
Ministry Mtg
7:30PM Alanon
Mtg
6PM Soup
Supper & Service
4:30-9PM Norma,
Counsel
9AM Mom’s
Club
10AM-9PM Norma,
Counsel
6:30PM N/A Mtg
7PM Women’s
AA Mtg
6:30PM IMR
Rehearsal
18
19
Lily Sale
13
14
15 Taxes Due 16
17
9:30AM Worship
Service
Palm Sunday
9AM-12:30PM
Tax Preparation
John Hus Room
7PM Moravian
Women Board
Meeting
4:30-9PM Counsel
6PM AA Mtg
6:30PM Launch
Ministry Mtg
7:30PM Alanon
Mtg
11:30AM Birthday
Outing
6:30PM IMR
Rehearsal
7:30PM Maundy
Thursday w/
Holy Communion
Lily Sale – last
day
20
Meals on Wheels
21
9:30AM Worship
Service with
Holy
Communion
EASTER
SUNDAY
Meals on Wheels
6:30PM N/A Mtg
7PM Women’s AA
Mtg
Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels
25
23
24
4:30-9PM Counsel
6PM AA Mtg
6:30PM Launch
Ministry Mtg
7:30PM Alanon
Mtg
EARTH DAY
6:30PM N/A Mtg
7PM Women’s AA
Mtg
4:30-9PM Norma,
Counsel
30
27
28
29
9:30AM Worship
Service
7PM Women’s
Bible Study
4:30-9PM Counsel
FurniShare
Sale
Meals on Wheels
22
NO SSS
LUNCHEON
10AM-9PM Norma
7PM Jail Ministry
6:30PM IMR
Rehearsal
10AM-5PM
26
10AM-9PM Norma,
Counsel
BENNETT STORY
Our Joint Board accepted as a mission prayer project for CMC, the mission work of Joy Bennett
(husband Stephen and children), Gail Johnson's granddaughter stationed as missionaries in Fiditi,
Nigeria, Bethel American International School. Watch for updates on our church hallway bulletin
board. Visit their webpage at www.bennettstory.org.
March 8, 2014: Today was a tiring day. Our male dorm staff has the weekend off, which leaves more
responsibility for Stephen. He didn’t sleep well last night, so I tried to alleviate some of his load so he
could rest some today. Today the students seemed a little more hyper than usual as well, which made
things like homework time a struggle.
When I made the schedule for the weekend I decide to put myself in charge of the worship time this
evening. Saturday evenings we have done a time of praise and worship. Typically I don’t put myself in
charge, but I’ve been thinking about introducing the students to more American types of prayer
service. As I was making the schedule, I decided this would be the weekend to try something. I had
thought a little bit last night about what to do, but hadn’t settled on anything, In the midst of
everything today I had forgotten about it until about two hours before it was supposed to start. Right
about that time we lost electricity from the national power company (a very common occurrence) so I
couldn’t even search for ideas online. I also had purity code with the girls (a weekly time where we are
reading through a book called “The Purity Code” and talking about God’s perspective on relationships
and how their bodies are changing and developing), so didn’t have much time to prepare anyway.
God is good. I arrived up at the school to find several of the students misbehaving and being mean to
each other. I had them all sit down and we talked about Ash Wednesday and the beginning of Lent.
We talked about some of their behavior and how it was not honoring to God. I feel like I said a lot of
things – totally led by the Spirit (I definitely was not prepared for it).
All week I had been feeling like we needed to do something with ashes this week, but I hadn’t felt
like anything was “right”. As I was “preaching” tonight, God provided the answer. I asked each of the
students to write any sins they had committed today or this week onto a piece of paper and to pray
about it. They definitely understood the idea of confession. I asked a couple students to sing quietly in
the background. I looked around at one point and many students were in deep prayer with the Father,
confessing their sin. It was indescribable. When they were finished I led them outside and started a
small fire. It wouldn’t start very easily, so it became a team effort. Once it was lit I asked them to
throw their papers into it. When they had all burned, I talked about the forgiveness of sins. Just as the
paper remains no more, God has forgiven your sins. Now He asks us to go and sin no more.
Right after that time of prayer, it was dinner time. A couple of the girls mentioned a desire to no
longer abuse (pick on) people, or be prejudiced against anyone. A couple other students admitted to
being prejudiced and mean to people (it’s very hard for the students to admit when they do something
wrong). We had a very encouraging and uplifting time of conversation. I wanted to shout “hallelujah”!
I’m praying that the Spirit will continue to work in their lives and hearts, as well as my own.
I had put the first piece of paper in the fire as an example. One of the students asked if I had written
anything. Definitely! I sin and mess up everyday. I’m so thankful that we serve a God who forgives
everything that we do wrong. I am reminded so often here that it is only by His grace and mercy that
we are even alive today. Many prayers said by Nigerians thank God for not allowing anything bad to
happen to them this day, or this week, or month, etc. They really seem to grasp the idea that each day
is a gift from God. We are blessed to have this moment of life.
I felt like the service and prayer time tonight was a beautiful gift from God, one of those precious
moments where He takes over and His Work is totally evident. I feel so blessed and humbled to be a
part of it. Please continue to pray for these students, and all those involved with the school, that we
would help to train children who follow The Lord in all that they do.
from Hermann Weinlick, Provincial Ecumenical Officer
Northern Province ~ April 2014
My mother had three sisters and one brother. My grandfather did not like the husbands that two of his
daughters, my aunts, had chosen. When my grandfather died in 1948, his children discovered that his
will left nothing to those two daughters. (While that grandfather was completely without connection
with a church or faith community, I imagine many of us have seen similar behavior in our
congregation.) Nevertheless, those who were included in the will agreed to divide the estate among all
five siblings. Our best and our worst habits and ways of living we learn in our families.
We often think of the church, both congregation and denomination, as a family. In traditional
Moravian (but now-less-used) language, we call one another “brother” and “sister.” On the negative
side, in families we may shy away from talking about disagreements and shove them under the rug.
We may let one person take charge by bullying or threatening. We may try to hide from the neighbors
our mistakes and our troubles. On the positive side, when families are at their best, we have a sense of
loyalty and relationship even with people we disagree with. We have a better understanding of how to
live together. We really care about one another.
I have some experience of how things work in some larger denominations where there is less sense of
family. Leaders may be considered distant bureaucrats, rather than someone you call by his or her first
name. Leaders may be chosen after something resembling national political campaigns, and national
meetings may look like the United States Congress, with some of the hardened hearts and reluctance
to listen to one another that we see there.
There are some advantages to both these systems (I realize both are more complicated that I picture),
but I suggest that, both in our congregational life and as we approach synod, we Moravians are at our
best when we live together as a big family, not a small corporation.
Some proposals coming to synod are challenging, matters about which we will differ: making our
churches gun-free zones, changing our provincial and district organization to focus on mission more
than governance, ordaining persons who have met all the requirements for ordination but may not now
be ordained because they are in committed same-sex relationships.
My hope is that at synod we can approach these issues—and other issues large and small that we will
face—as family members around the dinner table, who know that whatever we do, we are in this
together as Moravian disciples of Jesus, our Lamb who has conquered. It is sometimes simplistic, but
we might do well to start by asking, “What would Jesus do?”
Lord Jesus, we thank you for the Moravian family that you have created, a family where we can help
one another to live as your faithful followers, a family where we can show the love for one another
that you have shown us, a family where we can live out the love for all your children that you have
shown us, a family where we learn how to live with our differences. As we gather for synod, be with
us. Amen.
Chaska Moravian Church
est. 1858
APRIL 2014
Phone 952.448.4000
Fax
952.448.6016
[email protected]
www.chaskamoravian.org
115 East 4th Street
Chaska, MN 55318
CHURCH STAFF
Ministers
All Who Serve Jesus
Pastor
Rev. Mike Eder
Office Secretary
Cindy Stock
Pianist/Organist
Linda Ryski
SUNDAY WORSHIP
SCHEDULE
8:00AM
Worship Team Rehearsal
9:30AM
Worship Service
10:30AM
Fellowship / Refreshments
Rachel Genrich
Music Coordinator
Tammy Riesgraf
Guitarist
Alan Taylor
Custodian
Pam Ostman
Offering Treasurer
Gwen Lenius
Church Treasurer
Arvin Zwart