June 2016 Newsletter

Gloria Dei

Lutheran Church

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From the Desk of Pastor David Maxfield Dear Friends in Christ, Refreshing thoughts for June… Wind… a cool gentle breeze is always a gift. A morning breeze tickling the nose is refreshing. I love fresh air and in an a/c world it takes a little effort , a bit of intentionality to open the windows and let the breeze blow through. So to in the spiritual life of the Christian. The Spirit of God who calls us to life, leads us to Jesus, fills us with truth, purpose is often compared to the wind (check out John 3). So how do we let the Spirit blow through our soul?

Prayer… take time to open the window of prayer. Like the wind tapping on your window, God is already tapping on our hearts before we pray. Among the prayer techniques I have found helpful are brief. One sentence “breath-prayers”. Thoughts like “ Breath on me breath of God”, “Come Lord Jesus” help to center and focus my thoughts. What have you found to be helpful?

Compassion…. Doing kind things for others is another way we open the windows of our lives to the breath of God. One member of GDLC wants to buy some frozen juice sticks on a hot day and share them with children at a park. Why? Simply to bless the children. No strings attached. What ideas might the breeze of the Spirit nudge in your heart?

Gratitude…If all of life is a gift than the heart’s response is simply “thanks”. It seems so simple, but seems so lost in a culture that is so busy, so self-consumed, Yet you and I both know the profound life-giving power of that simple phrase “thank you.” Try it with your spouse, your parents or children, a stranger and see what happens.

Giving…. If the wind of the Spirit calls me to love as God loves, if God so loved that God gave (John 3.16), is my love for God reflected in my giving?

Re-Creation… A Sabbath’s rest, a vacation, a time off the rat-race of life. In little times, in big times it is good to get away, to unwind, to catch your breath. Maybe at the cabin, in conversation with family and friends, on a long drive across the plains or in the wonder of the sunset, pause, take a breath and let the Holy breeze work a wonder.

A wonderful thing happens when we open windows. A breath of fresh air, the coolness of life, and a refresh-ment to the soul. Check it out, open the windows and let the breath of God give you life. Worship… Together we are taking a bold step. The worship committee asked, and you enthusiastically re-sponded by requesting one worship service during the summer months. It will be an opportunity to gather to-gether as one body, to worship and pray together and to get to know each other better. It will be a time when we celebrate together the joy of praise reflected in the great hymns of faith and the energy of the praise and worship songs. It will be an opportunity for us to gather, grow and go together as the people of God at Gloria Dei. I am praying that we will be open to what God is doing in, among and through us in the coming weeks. Shalom Pastor David Ministry “shout-out” for May (random expressions of thanks), to the kids and teachers for the wonder-ful Mother’s day music…. For the hands and hearts of those who serve “Banquet West”… those at home who pray for the ministry of Gloria Dei…. For those who planted flowers…. the gifts of quilts and the “almost per-fect quilters”…. those who dream, ask “what if”, and are beginning to imagine what God might be doing among us for the sake of the Gospel and the blessing of others… for you, though you cannot see it, Christ is shining through you.

Noisy Offering

Ah that change in your pockets… the quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies. What can they do?

They can bless others in unexpected ways! Clean out your pockets, empty your jars, grab a handful or bring a few. The sound of blessings twirling on a funnel will fill our worship this summer as we share in The Noisy Offering of Loose Change! The first blessing project will be surprise the staff of Upper Missouri Ministries with a gift… it

could be cookies; it could be pizza; It could be…. What it will be will be determined by your generosity. Look for the funnel and the jar, and let the joyful noise of

blessing for our ears!

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Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School Registration

Friday, July 8th 6-8 PM

Saturday, July 9th 9-12 Noon Sunday, July 10th 9 AM

Open to all children entering 4 Year Old Preschool

through 6th Grade in Fall 2016

Individual Camper Information (please complete only one form per child)

Name: ____________________________________________

Date of Birth: ______________________________________

Grade in school this fall: (circle one)

Preschool Kindergarten GR 1 GR 2 GR 3 GR 4 GR 5 GR 6

Please list anything we need to be aware of:

(allergies, Medications, special needs, etc)_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Parent information:

Mother/Father Name:

_____________________________________________

Email address:

_____________________________________________

Street Address:

_____________________________________________

Home, Cell & Work Phone Numbers: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact:

Name:_______________________________________

Relation: _____________________________________

Home, Cell & Work Numbers:

_____________________________________________

This health history is correct and complete as far as I know, and my child has permission to participate in all aspects of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church VBS program, except as noted. I understand that every effort will be made to contact me if my child needs emergency medical/surgical treatment. But if it is important to do so, I hereby give my permission to the physician elected by the camp director to secure proper treatment, to hospitalize, do routine tests, to order injection, anesthesia, x-ray, surgery; to release any record for insurance purposes; and to provide or arrange necessary related transportation for me/or my child, as named above. I understand that my insurance has primary coverage.

I give permission for any picture taken of my child to be used for promotional purposes with Gloria Dei Lu-theran Church.

Please indicate how you will volunteer this year:

_____ I am willing to prepare & serve snacks.

_____ I am willing to help at the registration table.

_____ I am willing to teach.

_____ I am willing to be a classroom helper.

_____ I am willing to help wherever needed.

Parent Signature_________________________________

START DATES FOR 2016—2017 CHURCH SCHOOL

WATCH FOR

UPCOMING

START DATES!

NEW

EXCITING CURRICULUM!

VBS Picnic Celebration!! Date: Sunday, July 10th

Time: Following worship

All are welcome!

Volunteers still needed for Vacation Bible School. If

you would like to help, please contact the office.

Thank you, Parish Ed Committee

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May Memorials In Memory of Marian Weisz Whiteford

Ron & Deb Bingeman....……………………………………………….……………..…...Campership Fund In Memory of Lee K. Martenson

Ron & Deb Bingeman....……………………………………………….……………..…...Campership Fund In Memory of DeLaine Rude

Ruby Nelson …………….…………………………………………………………..…………..Quilters Fund Stan & Shirley Lyson…………………………………………………………………..…………..50/50 Fund Dick & Marg McKennett..……………………………………………………………..…………..50/50 Fund Richard & Jane Studsrud…………………………………………………………..…………..Quilters Fund Darin & Jeanne Knudsvig……………………………………………………………..…………..50/50 Fund Linda Nelson……………..……………………………………………………………..…………..50/50 Fund Gerald & Ruby Bauer…………………………………………………………………..……….Flower Fund Bill & Irene Bell……………….……………………...……………………………………Campership Fund Russ & Audrey Frisinger…….…………………………………………………………...……….50/50 Fund Rollin & Joyce Wolter……………………………………………………………….………...….50/50 Fund Bill & Lola Christensen………..……………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Richard & Janet Tangedahl…...……………………………………………………….....……….50/50 Fund Marty & Wanda Hanson…..….………………………………………………………..……...….50/50 Fund Norm & Lisa Hanson……..…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Dale & Sandra Moldenhauer…………………………………………………...……...Banquet West Fund Oliver & Joan Bekkedahl………………………………………………………...…...Worship Music Fund Les & Nancy Holgerson…..……………………………………………………...………..Campership Fund Ron & Deb Bingeman……..…………………………………………………………...…Campership Fund Glenny Bervik……..…………………………………………………………..……………......Banquet West Marty & Arlis Haug……..…………………………………………………………..…………Banquet West Martin Hanson…….……..…………………………………………………………..…………Banquet West Brad & Marilyn Olson.....…………………………………………………………..…………Banquet West Floyd & Jeanne Olson…..…………………………………………………………..…………Banquet West Joyce Krabseth…...……..…………………………………………………………..…………Banquet West Floyd & Donna Peterson……..…………………………………..………..…………Outdoor Flower Fund Rick & Jonelle Watson…...…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund

Sylvia Iverson……….….…..…………………………………………………………..…………..50/50 Fund Stan & Nina Grev….….…..…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Don & Cecilia……….….…..…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Ed & Paulette Nush..….…..……………………………………….…………………..…………...50/50 Fund Mick & Carol Eberle….…..…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Dan & Peggy Schmidt….…..…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Don & Mae Thompson……..…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Steve & Lisa Borreson……..…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Marilyn Sandaker……...…..…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Rhonda Haugen…………….…………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund JoAnn Oyen……..……………….……………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Winifred Schiele……..……………..…………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund David & Deb Richter……..………..…………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Dianne Sorensen……..………………..………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Winifred Smith……..…………………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Jerry & Marcy Burling……..……………..…………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund Gary & Margaret Hagler…..……………..…………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund

In Memory of Marlene Tinnes Jerry & Lori Hahn ...…………………………………………………………………..…………..50/50 Fund Ron & Deb Bingeman…………………………………………………………….………...Campership Fund

In Memory of Greg Sinclair Bill & Lola Christensen ………………………………………………………………..…………..50/50 Fund

In Memory of June Slagle Bill & Lola Christensen………………………………………………………………..…………...50/50 Fund

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BIRTHDAYS 06/01 BROOKE ALTON KELSON DORNFELD JUNE FORD ALAYNA KREIL DWIGHT MORTENSON MELISSA SUNDBY 06/02 PATRICIA CARNELL KEEGAN CARNS ALYX FISKETJON CHAZE GREENFIELD TAYA HARSTAD 06/03 JORDAN BENTH GEORGETTE HURAVITCH LAWRENCE KOHANNES ASHTYN KREIL AVERY LITTLEFIELD KEVIN MISCHKE LAURA PEDERSON CHAR THOMPSON JUSTIN THOMPSON 06/04 AVY ATOR BOBBI BINGEMAN LUKE SOISETH KAREN WEISZ SANTIAGO ZUBKE 06/05 HALEE ERICKSON 06/06 MALEAH RAMSEY LYNZE SWANSON JAN SWENSON 06/07 JERRY ERICKSON MARY ERICKSON TYLER FRETLAND

06/08 KOLE ALLEN CHERYL OLSON

BRANDON STALOCH 06/09 ROBERTA ROLLEFSTAD 06/10 SLOAN HANSON MADISON JOHNSON KAILYN JOHNSON- OLSON 06/11 DUANE BERG 06/12 LEANN CARRAWAY MICAH FLECK DOUG GRONFUR CARTER NELSON KINSLEY SHERMAN 06/13 LARRY BERG KAYLA MCKEIL CALEB OWENS JANET TANGEDAL 06/14 ALEXIUS ENGET KINSI OLSON PAULA SCHILKE 06/15 BRETT ENGEN SHIRLEE LEININGER ANN NELSON SHERI SKALSKY 06/16 BRADY ABERLE BRITTANY WOLD 06/18 RHETT CARNS WILLIAM VENNES

06/19 JANELL BEGGS PRESTON BINDE KARLA HAUGENOE 06/20 SOPHIA CHRISTOFFERSEN

TARYN GERRARD MADISON LERVICK TODD REMUS 06/21 JACOB ENGEN DAVIS LITTLEFIELD JAYDEN SHUPE MARK TELEHEY 06/23 KELLY ABERLE 06/24 DONNA PETERSON ROB URBATSCH 06/25 AUSTIN HINGTGEN 06/26 KADEN BRACKEY NOELLE LEIBRAND 06/27 AARON BARCLAY JOAQUIN ZUBKE 06/28 KAYLENE HELLER PATRICIA LUND 06/29 BRUCE BARCLAY AVA KEENE LOIS KUESTER MARK OSBORN HAROLD TVEDT 06/30 ARVIN LARSON

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Sun Mon Tue Wed 1 Stewardship Meeting

7:30 AM

Glory Band -

5 NEW SUMMER WORSHIP TIME 9:30 AM

Girl Scouts - 7 PM

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7 8

Glory Band -

12 NEW SUMMER WORSHIP TIME 9:30 AM

13 Gloria Dei Work Day - 6:30PM

Tri County Childcare— 7PM

SOS - 7 PM

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Women’s Bible Study

Glory Band -

19 NEW SUMMER WORSHIP TIME 9:30 AM

Girl Scouts - 7 PM

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21 22

Glory Band -

26 NEW SUMMER WORSHIP TIME 9:30 AM

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SOS - 7 PM

28 Tech Comm - 12:30

Worship Comm. - 7 PM

Parish Ed - 8 PM

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Glory Band -

JUNE 2016Gloria Dei Sunday Schedule

9:30 AM Summer Worship

10:30 AM Gloria Dei Coffee Hour

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Thu Fri Sat 1 Stewardship Meeting

Glory Band - 8 PM

2 Quilting - 9 AM 3 4

Bible Breakfast - 8 AM

Glory Band - 8 PM

9 Quilting - 9 AM

Council - 6 PM

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Bible Breakfast - 8 AM

Women’s Bible Study-9AM

Glory Band - 8 PM

16 Quilting - 9 AM

Gideon’s - 5:30 PM

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Bible Breakfast - 8 AM

Glory Band - 8 PM

23 Quilting - 9 AM

Evangelism - 6 PM

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Bible Breakfast - 8 AM

Glory Band - 8 PM

30 Quilting - 9 AM

Property - Noon

UNE 2016 Faith Lutheran Sunday Schedule

10:00 AM Worship

Gloria Dei Saturday Schedule

5:00 PM Worship

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Gospel Seed…June 2016

A Monthly Update from the

Western North Dakota Synod Office

Martin and the Family Table

For many the kitchen table is a central gathering point in the home. It is where news is shared, plans are made, stories are told, meals are eaten, laughter rolls and tears are shed. At its best, the family table is where we learn how to deal with conflict, negotiate differences and learn about life.

Martin Luther knew the importance of the family table as the place where faith in Christ is taught. He devel-oped the Small Catechism as a tool for parents to teach what it means to be a follower of the Risen Lord. In honor of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation our synod along with the Western North Dakota Women of the ELCA are in the process of planning a series of events across our synod. "Martin and the Family Table" events will lift up the significance of the family table as a place where faith is taught.

ELCA Churchwide offered grant funds to help entities across the church commemorate the 500th anniversary. Our synod has received $5,000 to help off-set costs of these events, plus G.I.F.T.S. (Growing In Faith To Serve) events during the year of the Reformation Anni-versary.

The "Martin and the Family Table" events are being crafted so they are hands on learning experiences for families. We are aware that families today come in a variety of configurations - and all are welcomed at these events. We will dive into Luther's Small Catechism helping families understand the gift of this small book for family conversation. There will be hands on activi-ties, food and good conversation.

Watch for more details in the months to come as we begin to identify locations and times for these events. Then be ready to gather some people together to join us for a faith forming event.

Reformation focus for G.I.F.T.S.

Does an event 500 years ago have any influence on faith life today? G.I.F.T.S. events in the coming year will engage reformation themes in preaching, worship and our confession of faith in Christ. Speakers in the coming year are Dr. David Lose, Dr. Dirk Lange and Dr. Martin Lohrmann. We are still working out details of dates and locations for some of the events. Remember all are welcome to these events, join other engaged lay leaders to explore what it means to be a Christian in the Lutheran family.

Synod Assembly

Many of you will see this newsletter prior to Synod Assembly June 9-11. It is not too late to register. There is also room for visitors who would like to come and en-gage with other faithful Christians learning about how God is calling us to service in the world. Register on-line today at wndsynod.org/synod-assembly.

Bible Study Resources

If you are thinking ahead to next fall, I want to share a quick reminder that your synod office has a number of Bible Study resources for you to look through. There is a large array of Book of Faith resources, both participant and leader guides. Stop, by have a cup of coffee and browse these studies to see if there is something which might connect in your context.

Short Bits of News

-We bid farewell to Rev. Wes Aardahl & Rev. Rebecca Aardahl who have taken a calls to Cheyenne, Wyoming.

-Rev. Derek Harkins has said farewell to English Lu-theran, Hazen and has accepted a call to serve at Christ Lutheran, Minot.

-We welcome Rev. Kristen Schwan to Western ND as she takes a callto serve St. Luke, Wishek

-Seminary graduate Dorothy Williams has accepted a call to serve the Dunn County Parish - Killdeer, Dunn Center and Halliday - her ordination was May 16th at Wartburg Seminary.

-Seminary graduate Wayne VanKauwenberg has inter-viewed at the Grenora Lutheran Parish, which will vote on extending a call May 22nd.

-Rev. Donna Dohrmann has retired and bid farewell to the people of Lutheran Church of the Cross, Bismarck

Prayers Please!

Summer has arrived and that means the four Bible Camps across our synod are in full swing. Please keep all of the staff members in your prayers - for wisdom, patience, listening ears and the ability to function on lim-ited sleep. Also pray for the campers they will encounter this summer, might God's Holy Spirit continue the work of stirring up faith.

Mark Narum

Serving as Bishop of the Western North Dakota Synod

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General Checking Account:

April 1 2016 General Checking Account Balance 202,686.84

April Offering +31,226.47

April Expenses (27,615.76)

April 30 2016 General Checking Account Balance $206,297.55

Special Checking Account:

April 1 2016 Special Checking Account Balance 260,502.80

April Specials Offering +6952.28

April Expenses (8,959.25)

April 30 2016 Special Checking Account Balance $258,495.83

Benevolences :

WND Synod—ELCA Benevolence 1392.08

UMM Bible Camp Benevolence 198.87

Bethel Lutheran Home Benevolence 139.21

Lutheran Social Services Benevolence 99.43

WND Synod– WND Benevolence 159.09

Total Benevolences for April $1988.68

Thrivent Mortgage Payment $7552.00

Building Loan Balance as of April 21st, 2016 $309,302.43

April Financials

April Council Meeting Highlights Committee Reports – Pastor's report - Has received positive comments on reader's theater and FLC and GDLC

working together. Evangelism - 33 boxes of food given in February, 6 boxes to veterans. Doing fruit

baskets for Easter for shut ins. Food pantry is short of cereal and soup. Property - Work night is March 14th. Worship - Decorating for Easter March 26th @ 9:30 a.m. Stewardship - Time and talent sheets to be distributed in April Parish Ed - 2nd grade Bible distr ibution is May 8th. VBS is July 8-10. Nominating - Open positions for council Parish Education and Youth rep for Youth committee

From the Stewardship Committee: As stated at the annual meeting and in the annual report, the Council's goal is to keep $60,000 in the 50/50 fund. This

fund has a balance of $17,297 as of March 31st and is used to pay the church mortgage which is $7552 monthly. The revenue to this fund comes solely from donations. At the current rate, the fund could be depleted in about 3 months. Please prayerfully consider a donation to the 50/50 fund as we support our "Gathering to Grow to the Glory of God" mission.

The Council and congregation support the need for a youth director. The salary for this position was budgeted but, as stated in the annual meeting, additional weekly offering is needed to financially support hiring a youth director. Please remember the needs of the church throughout the year and consider automatic withdrawal. Automatic withdrawal is available by calling the church office or this can be setup through the website.

We have a need for flowers for the planters outside. We now have a Special Outdoor Flower Fund that you can donate. Thank you for helping to beautify the outside of our church.

Please fill out a Gift of Ministry form and return to the church office at your earliest convenience. These forms will be on the information table in the gathering area. Complete one form for each member in the family that has a gift that they would like to share.

Look for information regarding the Above and Beyond campaign. Please prayerfully consider assisting with the purchase of items that aren't necessarily budgeted for.

Please contact a Stewardship committee member if you have any questions, concerns, suggestions. Respectfully, Wendy McGinley, Kent Reierson, Rick Clemes, James Bervig, Alberta Parisian.

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June 5 Worship 10:00 AM

June 12 Worship 10:00 AM

June 19 Worship 10:00 AM

June 26 Worship 10:00 AM

Faith Women of the ELCA will meet June 4th. Hostess - Lynn Brubaker, Group Bible Study

No Meeting in July or August

Cleaning for June - Dennis & Cathy Stromme

Confirmation for Agustus Beemer - June 5th

Faith News June 2016

Bill Christensen

“I will pour out my spirit upon all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your old men will dream dreams and your young men will see visions. Even on my servants both men and women I will pour out my spirit in those days.” Joel 2:28-29

One evening while staying with my mother in Velva I read in the “Lutheran” about the then called Deacon Program, now called the Gifts Program and the Holy Spirit touched me as only the spirit can. The next morning I was in Minot gathering information on this new program. I liked what I found out. I was amazed at the way God runs interference when calling you and all of the obstacles I thought that would prevent me from joining Gifts just melted away. I enjoyed studying and school and this was something I wanted to do and to learn more about the faith I professed.

Starting out in the Gifts Program I had no intention of doing anything specific just learn the theology of our faith and the churches history. Like I said the Holy Spirit knew what was going to happen. I was only in the program for one wonderful year when I received the first call asking me to conduct a worship service. By then I was also editor of our Gifts newsletter which I named the “Deacon Bea-con.” God knew that I needed to write and what I wanted to write and research was sermons. Those of you who come to Faith Lutheran on Sunday know that I lead your worship service because it is the highlight of my week. It is not a job but a joy. If you feel called to learn more about our faith and an-swer God’s call to serve and would like to know more about the Gifts Program, talk to Pastor David or myself.

Faith Lutheran Church

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Canned Fruit

Chili

Canned Vege-

tables

Pancake Mix

Syrup

Spaghetti O’s

Ravioli

Juice

Fruit Snacks

Granola Bars

Diapers

Wipes

Band-Aids

Paper plates

Plastic forks,

spoons,

knives

Women’s

products

Shampoo

Conditioner

Laundry

Detergent

Toilet paper

Pasta

Peanut Butter

Dry Milk

The results are in! Beginning on Sunday, June 5, Gloria Dei will wor-ship at 9:30 am in one unified service. This worship schedule will continue through September 4, 2016. The Worship Committee

would like to thank everyone for their input and participation in this survey; it’s great to see so many in our congregation share their

thoughts! We would also like to thank everyone for the wonderful list of their favorite hymns and songs. Our worship music this summer will be a treat!

On behalf of the Worship Commit-tee, we want to Thank Lola Chris-

tianson and her daughter for bless-ing us with their gifts & talent.

These banners are currently hang-ing on each side of the altar.

Thank you Lola, for sharing one of

your 'many talents'!

Working Together to be a community where all people are valued.

The body is a unit, though it is made up of many parts; and though all its parts are many, they form one body. So it is with Christ. For we were all baptized by one Spirit into one body—whether Jews

or Greeks, slave or free—and were all given the one spirit to drink. 1 Corinthians 12:12-13

The Advisory Team of Community Connections met in April to discuss the changes in the commu-

nity and develop goals for the ministry for the next year. We realized there is much more work to be done and that it is important for us to focus our energies. In the current system people are asked to travel from church to church to get their basic needs such as food, shelter, medications, gas, etc. Meanwhile we wonder why they are not looking for employment so they can become self-sufficient. We also understand we are all part of the body of Christ called to serve “the least of these” [Matthew 25:40] whether we are Lutheran, Catholic, United Methodist or other denominations.

The team decided the focus for the next year will be two-fold:

First, we will work to leaders of churches together to discern how to work together to provide the best possible care for people in need and enable them to work toward employment goals. As more churches join in the effort the case load for meeting with clients will increase.

Our second goal is to tell our story. We feel the community needs to learn what the needs are and how the churches are working together to have a greater impact on the lives of individuals and fami-lies. Thus enabling us to raise needed funds to continue our work and to hire a case manager to as-sist with the increased number of clients.

If you are interested in learning more or would like to make a donation to the work of Community

Connections please contact me and I will be happy to take you out for refreshments at the coffee shop of your choice.

Your Sister in Christ, Lynea Geinert, D.M. 701-713-6783 Communityconnectionswilliston@outlook.com

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Gloria Dei Ministry Staff

Pastor David Maxfield 701-572-2667 david.maxfield@gloriadeiwill.org

Gloria Dei Office Staff

Ann Nelson 701-572-2667 ann.nelson@gloriadeiwill.org

Amber Ogaard 701-572-2667 amber.ogaard@gloriadeiwill.org

Tess Colebank 701-572-2667

General office email office@gloriadeiwill.org

Faith Lutheran Church Staff

Bill Christensen 701-572-6424 billcwoodworker@outlook.com

Gloria Dei Council

Gloria Dei Lutheran Church ELCA

1821 9th Avenue West

Williston, North Dakota, 58801

Executive Committee

President - Dick McKennett

701-572-6131

Vice-President—Ashley Weisz

Treasurer - Lois Reierson

701-770-1922

Secretary - Melissa Sundby

701-774-8509

lmlk@nemont.net

Committee Council Representatives

Parish Ed

Kami Dornfeld

Evangelism

Mary Schroeder

Property

Frank Weisz

Mark Telehey

Stewardship

Wendy McGinley

Worship

Linda Clemes

Youth Committee

Wendy Slotsve

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