April - Our Saviours Lutheran Church

Sunday Worship Service:
10:30am (Coffee hour starts at 10.)
April Mission of the Month:
Our Saviour’s Housing (OSH)
Sandy Aslaksen
Prayer Requests
Dan Sedgeman
Fern Johnson
Shar Hauer
Doug Robinson
Nancy Pederson
Pastor Janet
Richard Erickson
Kay Knutson
Ed Lewis
Kamara Togbah
Larry Pray
Marlin Wogstad
Norm Fonss
Jeanne’s sister Janet; and the people of
Nigeria and Liberia
How to Reach Us
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
2315 Chicago Ave, Mpls MN 55404
www.oursavioursmpls.org
Phone : 612-871-2967
Pastor:
Laurie A. Eaton
option 3
Music Director:
Mary Preus
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Minister of Faith Formation:
Martha Schwehn Bardwell
option 4
Business Manager:
Diane Palmer
option 5
Office Manager:
Deborah Smith
option 7
OSCS Executive Director:
Sandra Aslaksen AIM
612-871-5900,
option 1
The Sentinel – Vol LIIII, No. 3 (Mar 27, 2015) -- is
published by Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Our Saviour’s Community Services is a social services agency
dedicated to addressing needs in our Phillips neighborhood. Our
Saviour’s Housing is one of these programs.
Maybe you know the work of Our Saviour’s Housing because you
have served a meal at our shelter. If this is true, thank you! For
many meal providers this is a powerfully positive experience. But
there is so much more that we do, beyond meals…
Our Saviour’s Housing provides shelter, comfort, hope and
community for people who are homeless. We operate a 40-bed
emergency shelter, transitional housing and permanent supportive
housing for single adult men and women. Our staff works together
to provide services that offer dignity and hope. Over 650 people
each year find the encouragement and hope they need to get into
more traditional, permanent housing.
What is special about OSH is its focus on increasing skills. The
programs of OSH do much more than address homelessness. We
build capable, involved community members. In this way, we work
to improve lives.
This is illustrated well in Tim’s story:
Pathway to Positivity. Always cheerful with a smile on his
face, Tim exudes hopefulness. With a lot to look forward to in
coming months, he has good reason. But that wasn’t always
the case.
Tim’s journey into homelessness is not uncommon. He had a
home and a job. He lost the job. Then he lost the home. Of
course, not everyone who loses a job becomes homeless. But
without a support network to catch the fallout, it’s a lot more
likely.
For an entire year, Tim moved in and out of different shelters.
Then, something unexpected happened. In June of 2013, Tim
was visiting the downtown library when he met
Derek. As shelter manager, Derek told him about
OSH. Tim had been through the system before,
but he immediately knew there was something
different about OSH. He says, “For Derek to not
know me and to suggest I come here was
encouraging.”
Hospitality – Guest Speaker
Apr 29 – Hospitality/Children’s Activity
The Youth Group meets each week, either with the
adults or as a separate group.
Tim stayed at OSH’s Emergency Shelter for 60
days, appreciating the clean, structured
environment that allowed him to focus on his
priorities–the main one, of course, being to find
stable, affordable housing.
On August 16, 2013, Tim took a major step
towards his goal.
To learn more about Tim’s path to housing, find his
story on our website.
www.oscs-mn.org/oursaviourshousing
To make a contribution, please write "OSH" on your
pew envelope or the memo line of your check. To
volunteer, please email [email protected].
Daily Work Steps to Success Benefit
Luncheon – May 13
Maryellen Skan
Do you love success stories? If so, mark your calendar for
Daily Work’s Steps to Success Luncheon on Wednesday,
May 13 from 12:00 – 1:00pm. at the Midpointe Event
Center in the midway area of St. Paul (415 Pascal St. N.)
If you’ve been hearing about Daily Work and want to
know more, or you have been seeking a new opportunity
to make a difference with your time, talent, or treasure,
this is the event to attend. The event is free but there will
be a request for support.
Registration and details at the Daily Work website
(www.daily-work.org) or contact Maryellen (612-6237805 or [email protected]).
Stay “Connected” in April
Nancy Johnson
Join us for Wednesday Connections on Wednesday
evenings -- supper at 5:30pm and choir at 7:30pm.
Here are the 6:30pm events planned so far for each
date:
Apr 1and 8 – No Wednesday Connections
Apr 15 – Godly Play: Knowing Jesus in a New Way
Hospitality
Apr 22 – Godly Play: Knowing Jesus in a New Way
Business Manager Diane Palmer
An Anniversary to Celebrate!
Pastor Laurie Eaton
Diane Palmer joined the staff at Our Saviour’s
Lutheran church on March 5, 2005. Hired by Pastor
Hans Lee for 8 hours a week to support Gayle Lamb,
a church volunteer who was doing the book work for
the church, Diane’s initial task was to create financial
reports from the recording and bill-paying that Gayle
was handling. Ten years later, Diane is still with us,
and my how things have changed!
It wasn’t long before Diane’s role expanded to
Bookkeeper, and an additional two hours per week.
Her first impression of Our Saviour’s? “It was a
mess!” She came on just as OSLC was in the midst of
an audit and separating financially from Our
Saviour’s Outreach Ministries (now Our Saviour’s
Community Services). In her first 6 months she
worked with auditors and an additional accountant
just to get the financials straightened out. It was a
financially challenging time for Our Saviour’s and we
were often crunched for cash. Diane was responsible
for financial reports and payroll, and the existing
Office Manager was handling the bills. From Diane’s
spot she could see lots of money slipping out the door
in the form of late fees and interest payments, so she
offered to take on the bill paying as well.
It wasn’t long before the Office Manager left, and
unfortunately it was right about the time Pastor Hans
had planned to be away on a month long family trip to
Europe. The Office Manager was gone, the Custodial
position was “shaky” and Pastor Hans about to travel.
Diane was promoted to Business Manager, increasing
her hours to 30 hours per week and adding property
management and expenses to her role. She kept the
ship afloat while Pastor Hans was away, working 5
days a week in his absence.
Over time Diane learned to manage the cash flow
situation and developed strong relationships with
vendors and service providers for building
maintenance. Money was still tight though, and when
Pastor Hans Lee took a new call, Diane’s hours were
reduced to her current 22 hours per week.
Looking back over these ten years, Diane gives
thanks to God for the challenges she has faced at Our
Saviour’s. The work has been challenging, but she
has learned a lot and finds the challenges rewarding.
She values the flexibility she has in her job to manage
the work that needs to be done and to take on outside
work using her accounting skills as time allows. It is
deeply satisfying to Diane to hear compliments from
outside vendors who comment that this building is
well cared for.
Diane, with a lot of hard work and a steady sense of
humor, you have helped to guide this congregation to
a place of financial stability and strong relationships
with service providers. You admit you’ve learned a
lot during your time here (“More than I ever wanted
to know!”) and we are grateful that you rose to the
challenge. I’ve heard you say more than once, and I
can’t help but agree, “I think the Lord brought me to
Our Saviour’s.” Thanks be to God for your good
work.
Holy Week
April 2 -- Maundy Thursday Worship (7:00pm)
April 3 – Good Friday Procession (noon; meet
in foyer of Center for Changing Lives,
end at Our Saviour’s)
Good Friday Worship (7:00pm)
April 4 – Easter Vigil (7:00pm)
***
Easter Sunday (Apr 5)
9:00am – Easter Breakfast
10:30am – Festival Worship
***
Our New Members – Welcome!
Martha Schwehn Bardwell
Over the last several months, we have had 29 adult
newcomers participate in Living Questions. They
have shared their wonderings, stories, time, and gifts
with us in so many ways--our congregation is already
so enriched by their presence. We get to welcome
them officially as new members at the Easter Vigil
service on April 4. We will all celebrate and shout
"Hallelujah" together!
Below are short bios (and for email subscribers, the
photos.) Or, follow this link for the bios and photos
combined:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/oursaviours/new_members
.html
(Photos are courtesy Paul Rogers, our photographer
extraordinaire. Web content is courtesy Bill Rowe,
our geek extraordinaire. Thank you, Paul and Bill!)
Allyson Green. Allyson is new to Minneapolis,
having moved to work with the Campus Kitchen
program at Augsburg College this fall. Though she's
still proud to be a cheese head from Baraboo, WI,
she's been doing community outreach, environmental
education, environmental justice, and public health
work in Appalachia and various corners of the
Midwest since graduating from Calvin College in
Grand Rapids, MI in 2008. She lives down the street
from Our Saviour's, so stop by to share good food and
conversation on the porch this summer! (Allyson is
sponsored by Sarah Lindley.)
Anton Moore. I'm a fun loving people person who
has just found and introduced God into my life!!!!
With the introduction to God I also got engaged to a
beautiful lady named Monica Smith, with whom I
can't wait to share the rest of my life with !!!!!
Progress and Prosperity is all I await. (Anton is
sponsored by David Scheie.)
Monica Smith. Monica was born in Milwaukee, WI
and moved to Minneapolis when she was 4 years old.
She enjoys walking around Lake Calhoun and Lake
Harriet. She loves going to church, especially for
worship and for socializing with people.
at St. Olaf College, and in June the two are expecting
their first child. Levi plays the viola and teaches
orchestra at Champlin Park High School. (Levi is
sponsored by Joel Abrahamson.)
Bob Hybben. Bob Hybben first came to Our
Saviour's two years ago when he began dating
Suzanne Burke. By day, he works as the Director of
Program Operations for the Patrick and Aimee Butler
Family Foundation. By night, he enjoys writing
poetry
and
exploring
his
hometown
of
Minneapolis. (Bob is sponsored by John Thurow. )
Iman Mefleh. The daughter of a Lebanese immigrant
and a Duluth Swede/Norwegian, Iman hails from
South Minneapolis and went to Frenchimmersion/Ojibwe/Lakota elementary school across
the street from OSLC. A language teacher, and now a
farmer, she owns and operates two farm-based
businesses with her husband Joe (You Betcha Kimchi
and Growing Lots Urban Farm) from their urban farm
plot in the Seward neighborhood. She practices and
teaches yoga, and has an uncommon love of winter.
(Iman is sponsored by Deb Swenson-Klatt.)
Dani Dommer. Dani grew up in Red Wing, MN, and
became a Cobber at Concordia College, Moorhead.
After going to physical therapy school at University
of Minnesota, she is now working at Abbott
Northwestern as a NeuroRehab PT - loving her work.
During her spare time, she enjoys exploring the
outdoors and is now looking forward to becoming
more involved at Our Saviors. (Dani is sponsored by
Alison Douglas.)
Erik Hall. I am a science teacher at Rush City High
School. I am married to Laura Robinson Hall. I have
enjoyed attending Our Saviour's for the past few years
and am really excited to become a member of the
congregation. (Erik is sponsored by Paul Rogers.)
Grant Stevensen. Grant is as passionate about social
justice as he is about being outdoors on a motorcycle
or canoeing or walking the dog. He's also got a funny
sense of humor and he loves to sing. (Grant is
sponsored by Dan Sedgeman.)
Karen Stevensen. Karen likes throwing pots on the
wheel, riding on the back of Grant's motorcycle and
playing outside. Hiking, scuba diving and
photography are also passions she enjoys. (Karen is
sponsored by Rachel Ackland.)
Hannah Bolt. Hannah grew up in Champlin, MN and
now lives with her husband Levi in Northeast
Minneapolis. She currently stays busy working as a
federal appellate law clerk, singing in the
VocalEssence chorus, and growing a human who's
due to emerge around June 23. Fun fact: Hannah once
won a phone-in contest on Radio AAHS by correctly
identifying "gold" as the top Olympic medal. (Hannah
is sponsored by Dorea Ruggles.)
Levi Comstock. Levi Comstock is happy to be living
in Minnesota for the third time, punctuated by brief
stints in Ohio, Indiana, and Massachusetts. He met his
wife, Hannah Bolt, singing in the German Jazz Choir
Joe Silberschmidt. Joe was born in Stoughton,
Wisconsin and grew up in Saint Anthony, Minnesota.
After graduating college at UW-Madison in 2008, he
has spent the past 6 years working at Southwest High
School in Minneapolis, tutoring and mentoring
students in a variety of subjects. Between running
a farm and a kimchi business with his wife Iman in
the summers, he still manages to play drums in a few
bands in town. (Joe is sponsored by Dan SwensonKlatt.)
Jay and Toni Squires. After becoming empty nesters
Jay and Toni recently moved to St. Paul from
Andover where they had lived for 25 years. Jay is an
attorney at Rupp, Anderson, Squires and Waldspurger
in Minneapolis. Outside of work Jay and Toni enjoy
traveling, attending local theatre productions,
running, biking and spending time with their adult
children Emily, Ellen and Connor. (Jay is sponsored
by Jim Unglaube. Toni is sponsored by LaRue
Unglaube.)
Joanna Ulgenes. Joanna was born and raised in
Montana, and came to MN for college at Concordia
College in Moorhead. Currently she works as a nurse
down the street at Abbott Northwestern Hospital. In
her spare time, she enjoys adventures and traveling.
(Joanna is sponsored by Shar Hauer.)
Julia Hubbard. Julia grew up on the front range of
the Rocky Mountains in Colorado and later moved
out to Washington State to attend Gonzaga University
in Spokane. She recently returned from a year of
global service in Malaysia with the Young Adults in
Global Mission program through the ELCA and is a
current St. Joseph the Worker living in an old
Convent. Whenever she can, she tries to be outside,
and is so happy to welcome this spring! Let her know
if you'd like to join her on an outdoor adventure!
(Julia is sponsored by Maggie Wells.)
Kathy Furey. What a question – Who am I? Kind of
like, why did God make me? To love him, serve him
and I forgot the rest from the Baltimore Catechism
from way back in second grade at Sacred Heart in
Duluth where I spent my first 10 years; then on to St.
Mark's in St. Paul – my introduction to uniforms – I
still love wearing a uniform-the simplicity of it.
On Dayton Ave near St. Thomas, I discovered daily
Mass – 6:15 at St. Mark's and several to choose from
at St. Thomas.
Kind of a nutty Catholic – discovered scripture in 7th
grade and was bored out of my gourd when we
moved to a small town in NW MN – no Catholic
school – just biweekly hour long, insubstantial classes
so headed out to a Benedictine boarding school in
Crookston for 9th grade. I found I loved the rhythm of
the place and the music. Also met my soon to be
husband, John, there back in 1968.
Who am I – oldest of 9, now 8, mom, gramma,
midwife, friend, neighbor, Catholic, Oblate (3rd order
Benedictine) and soon to be associate Lutheran.
Competent working on the vulnerable part.
Cabrini member since '81 – assorted roles there
including preaching and singing. In 2011 I moved to
Minneapolis after ~40 years in MacGroveland-(St
Paul) sold my house and now live in a little condo 12
blocks south of here – only 2 miles from work,
HCMC.
and since then have been living in Minneapolis
working for a college access program as part of the
Minnesota Office of Higher Education. I work as a
liaison between the Office of Higher Ed and
Andersen United Community School in Midtown,
teaching and advising students on careers and postsecondary education. (Mark is sponsored by Eric
Kehrberg.)
Rachel Johnson. I'm really excited to be officially
joining the ELCA, especially as part of OSLC!
Originally I'm from Nebraska, but arrived here in
Minnesota via St. Olaf College. Last year I was a
Young Adult in Global Mission serving migrants and
refugees in Mexico City. Currently, I am a St. Joseph
Worker in Minneapolis with Catholic Charities,
working with people experiencing homelessness.
After this year of service ends, I will be exploring
options to keep doing social justice work and stay in
the Twin Cities! (Rachel is sponsored by Mary
Thurow )
Ric and Randi Anaya and their children, Manolo
and Maria. Ricardo was raised in Wisconsin and
moved to Minneapolis to attend college. He has
worked for Urban Homeworks for the past 6 years
and is a Minneapolis Firefighter. Randi was raised in
Fergus Falls, MN and moved to Minneapolis to attend
college where she met Ricardo. They were married in
2008 and have Manolo (3 years), Maria (will be 2 in
June), and are expecting their third baby in
May. (Randi is sponsored by Lee Johnson and Ric is
sponsored by David Scheie. )
Kelly Sve. I enjoy being active, I swim regularly, ski
in the winter, play tennis and kayak in the summer. I
also love cooking, trying new restaurants and DIY
projects. I am a psychotherapist, I work full time at a
women's chemical dependency treatment center,
providing educational and therapy services to family
members of women in treatment, I also have a small
private practice. (Kelly is sponsored by Christine
Anderson.)
Rico Morales. Ricardo "Rico" Morales is a Broadcast
Journalist reporting for KFAI, Fresh Air Inc. a
community radio station in Minneapolis. He also
volunteers to assist others with housing needs and
serves as a technical advisor for computer hardware
and software solutions for Normandale Housing
Services. Rico also is a member of the community
oven group at Our Saviour's Lutheran and assists with
starting, tending, and maintaining the oven fire. Rico
can be found several times throughout the week at
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, Normandale House,
and other properties in the area cleaning the sidewalks
and property of litter, weeds, and other tasks. (Rico is
sponsored by Bill Rowe.)
Mark Forsberg. Originally from Maple Grove, MN,
I am a 2008 St. Olaf graduate among many others in
the congregation. After 27 months as a volunteer in
Peace Corps Guatemala, I moved back to Minnesota
Sam Baker. Sam is from Oshkosh, WI; working as
actuarial student for a life insurance company;
financial math master’s degree; interested in
investments/quantitative finance; sci-fi/Star Trek
I started out at Our Saviour's as a Mary Preus
"groupie" then stayed for the liturgy. This is such a
welcoming community! Thank you all! (Kathy is
sponsored by Jacqueline Moren.)
nerd; loves classic/horror/foreign/drama movies. My
daily gay agenda is becoming a better husband to Zac,
my spouse of 7 months. (Sam is sponsored by Steve
Lindley.)
Zac Baker. Born to a Southern Baptist missionary
family in Columbia, SC, I found a safe space to
reconcile my faith and sexuality at the University of
South Carolina LCM. I am currently the
Communications and Graphic Design Coordinator at
ReconcilingWorks: Lutherans for Full Participation,
and I enjoy ballroom dance, Sondheim lyrics,
cooking, and crocheting. (Zac is sponsored by Jared
Brandell.)
Samantha Heaton. Samantha lives in Minnetonka
with her husband, William, and works as an attorney.
She grew up in the ELCA in Indiana, but really
developed her love of God, theology and liturgy while
studying religion at St. Olaf College and Emory
University. She's thrilled to join such an engaged and
passionate community of faith. (Samantha is
sponsored by Marki Wogstad-Hansen.)
Scottie Osthus. Scottie grew up in Sioux Falls, South
Dakota. He has a degree in Geography from
Valparaiso University, and Educational Psychology
from the University of Minnesota, and currently
works as a counselor at Apple Valley High School.
Some of his very favorite things are running, baking
cakes, the national park system, RAGBRAI, and the
movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". (Scottie is
sponsored by Mark Smith.)
Tezra Osthus. Tezra grew up in Minnesota and
Michigan. She went to college at Valparaiso and grad
school at the University of Michigan. She spends her
days working at the non-profit NPH USA, fundraising
for children who have been orphaned or abandoned in
Latin America. She lived at NPH's home in Honduras
for 1.5 years after college. When she's not working,
she enjoys playing outside, cooking, and eating ice
cream. (Tezra is sponsored by Susan Olsen.)
Lectionary Texts for Home Devotions
Mar 29 (Passion-Palm Sunday): Mark 11:1-11 or
John 12:12-16; Isaiah 50:4-9a; Psalm 31: 9-16;
Philippians 2:5-11; Mark 14:1-15:47 or Mark 15:1-39
[ 40-47]
Apr 5 (Easter): Acts 10:34-43 or Isaiah 25:6-9;
Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24; 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 or Acts
10:34-43; Mark 16:1-8 or John 20:1-18
Apr 12: Acts 4:32-35; Psalm 133; 1 John 1:1-2:2;
John 20:19-31
Apr 19: Acts 3:12-19; Psalm 4; 1 John 3:1-7; Luke
24:36b-48
Apr 26: Acts 4:5-12; Psalm 23; 1 John 3:16-24; John
10:10-11-18
Announcements
Easter Breakfast – The youth will be serving an Easter
Breakfast on Sunday, April 5, starting at 9:00am and
serving until 10:00am. A variety of egg dishes will be
served, along with fruit, muffins and juice. A freewill
donation is requested and all proceeds will go towards
their trip to Detroit for the ELCA Youth Gathering in
July. Their goal is to raise $1000. A Thrivent Action team
has been formed and will help provide funds for the food
served and for decorations.
No Sunday School on Easter. There will be no Sunday
School on Easter Sunday, April 5. Please join us for the
Easter Breakfast (see above.)
Choir. No choir April 1. On April 2 (Maundy Thursday)
Choir meets at 6:15pm in the Hospitality Center. Then –
although there is no Wednesday Connections on Apr 8 –
Choir will meet that night at 7:00pm (note the earlier start
time.) The last choir meeting of the year will be May 13.
CES Volunteer Opportunities. Contact Maryellen with
questions or to sign up for either or both dates (612-6237805 or [email protected]).
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Saturday, April 4; 9am – 11am. Pack Groceries for
delivery. Meet at CES.
Thursday, April 9; 9am – 11am. Top & Deliver.
Meet at CES, pack perishables into pre-packed
grocery bags, and then deliver the food directly to
the door of clients at Ebenezer Towers.
Next Sentinel Deadline is Monday, April 27.
April at Our Saviour’s
Wed Apr 1
Thu Apr 2
Fri Apr 3
Sat Apr 4
ELC Spring Break all week
10:00am
Bible Study (CR)
12:45 – 2:15pm Staff Meeting (CR)
No Wednesday Connections
Good Friday; Office is Closed
6:30 – 7:30am
Men's Breakfast @
Butter
12:00 – 1:00pm Good Friday
Procession (Ctr for
Changing Lives)
7:00 – 8:00pm Good Friday Service
Easter Vigil
10:00 – 2:00pm
Easter Sunday
9:00 – 10:00am
10:15am
10:30am
(TENTATIVE)
rehearsal for Vigil (S)
Easter Vigil Service –
Receiving of New
Members
Easter Breakfast
Altar is Dressed
Worship (S)
Mon Apr 6
Office Closed
Tue Apr 7
7:00 – 9:00pm
Church Council (CR)
Wed Apr 8
10:00am
12:45 – 2:15pm
Bible Study (CR)
Staff Meeting (CR)
No Wednesday Connections
7:00pm
Choir (S)
6:30 – 7:30pm
Facilities Mgt Group
(CR)
Fri Apr 10
Office Closed
Sat Apr 11
9:00 – 12:00pm
Sun Apr 12
6:00 – 7:30pm
OSCS Board Mtg (CR)
Tue Apr 14
6:30 – 8:00pm
MCFF Mtg (offsite)
Wed Apr 15
10:00am
12:45 – 2:15pm
4:30 – 6:30pm
Bible Study (CR)
Staff Meeting (CR)
Property Committee
(CR)
Maundy Thursday
5:45 – 7:00pm
Altar Guild prep (S)
6:15pm
Choir
7:00 – 8:00pm Maundy Thursday
Service
7:00pm
Sun Apr 5
Mon Apr 13
9:00 – 10:00am
10:00am
10:30am
12:30 – 1:45pm
Second Saturday Work
Day (areas TBA)
Topic: "Hospitality"
(education for all ages)
(HC)
Hospitality
Worship (S)
Joint Confirm. (CLC)
Wednesday Connections
5:30 – 6:30pm
Community Meal (HC)
6:30 – 7:30pm
Adult Topic:
"Hospitality" (HC)
6:30 – 7:30pm
Godly Play (GP)
7:30 – 8:30pm
Choir (S)
Thu Apr 16
10:30 – 1:30pm
Fri Apr 17
Office Closed
8:00 – 3:00pm
Sat Apr 18
9:00 – 12:00pm
12:00 – 5:00pm
Sun Apr 19
9:00 – 10:00am
9:00 – 10:00am
10:00am
10:30am
11:30 – 1:30pm
3:00 – 4:00pm
(TENTATIVE) private
meeting (HC, K)
OSCS event (HC, K)
Communion Bread
Baking (K)
Altar Guild Anniversary Celebration
Prep (HC)
Adult Forum: Guest
Speaker discusses
"Hospitality" (HC)
Education (all ages)
Hospitality
Worship (S)
Altar Guild 60th Anniv
Celeb (HC, K)
Caritas' Benefit for
OSCS (Lake of the
Isles Lutheran Church)
Mon Apr 20
9:00 – 11:00am
Archives Committee
(basement)
Wed Apr 22
10:00am
12:45 – 2:15pm
Bible Study (CR)
Staff Meeting (CR)
Wednesday Connections
5:30 – 6:30pm
Community Meal (HC)
6:30 – 7:30pm
Adult Topic:
"Hospitality" -- guest
speaker (HC)
6:30 – 7:30pm
Godly Play (GP)
7:30 – 8:30pm
Choir (S)
Fri Apr 24
Office Closed
Sat Apr 25
ISAIAH Core Team Retreat
(TENTATIVE -- offsite)
10:00 – 2:00pm Altar Guild Retreat (K,
HC)
Wed Apr 29
9:00 – 10:00am
Mon Apr 27
Adult Forum:
“Hospitality” (HC)
9:00 – 10:00am Education (all ages)
10:00am
Hospitality
10:30am
Worship (S)
After Worship– (TENTATIVE) Theater
Grp Lunch (HC)
11:30 – 1:30pm Finance Comm Mtg
(CR)
12:30 – 1:45pm Joint Confirmation
(CLC)
Sentinel Deadline
Tue Apr 28
6:00 – 7:30pm
Sun Apr 26
OSCS Exec Com Mtg
(CR)
10:00am
12:45 – 2:15pm
Bible Study (CR)
Staff Meeting (CR)
Wednesday Connections
5:30 – 6:30pm
Community Meal (HC)
6:30 – 7:30pm
Adult Topic:
"Hospitality" (HC)
6:30 – 7:30pm
Activity for Children
7:30 – 8:30pm
Choir (S)