We are here to worship the living God, receive Christ’s gifts, and share God’s love.

May 29—Begin Summer Sunday Worship Schedule—

one service @ 9:30 a.m.

June 3-5—Montana Synod Assembly

June 5—Ordination Reception for Tonia Fisher-Clark @ KOG

June 26-July 2—King of Glory & Grace UMC hosts Family Promise

July 1—Family Prom-ise Golf Tournament

EFFECTIVE 5/29/16

Sunday Worship

1 service @ 9:30 a.m.

Office Hours

8 a.m.—4 p.m. M-Th.

8 a.m.—noon—Friday

Sr. Pastor’s Letter

Dear Friends in Christ at King of Glory,

As a kid, June was always one of my favorite months. Not only

was school out for the summer but I also celebrated my birthday.

It marked a change in the rhythms of life. In those days it meant

carefree days swimming in the city pool, playing baseball every

day, or riding my bike all over town. It was great fun.

Churches, like King of Glory, also experience a change in the

rhythms of faith life in the summer months. Confirmation and

Sunday school are over. Adult bible studies have concluded. We

move into our summer worship schedule where all of us gather

for one Sunday service at 9:30 a.m.

Many take vacations or go camping. Others enjoy sitting in a

boat fishing or going golfing. Some have loads of fun on their

motorcycles. I’m sure there are many things you enjoy.

In this change of rhythm may it be a time where you experience

God differently, too. In the beauty of creation you can give

thanks to God our creator. In the relationships you have you can

love one another because God first loved you in his son, Christ

Jesus. Maybe God’s grace can take a hold of your life in new

ways as you stand in this grace which has been given to you.

So, open your eyes and ears to the presence of God in these days

of rhythm change. Don’t be surprised as to how God’s Holy

Spirit might intersect with your life in the days of summer!

God bless you and keep you in His Grace!

Pastor James A. Darchuk

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Our fundraising challenge for the Office Wing!

SOMETHING IS HAPPENING at King of Glory in what was the unfinished portion of our main floor. Rooms have sprung up, walls have been sheet rocked and painted, doors have been hung, wiring has been installed along with the preliminaries needed for an IT system and ductwork has been installed for the heating and air conditioning in what is quickly becoming our OFFICE WING!

WHEW! That is a ton of work accomplished mainly by volunteers of all ages and sizes with a little help from paid contractors…..I almost said “pros” when so many of our volunteers have shared their professional skills and contacts with our project.

At the writing of this article our congregation has generously donated over $72,000, more than half of our estimated cost of about $100,000! But these generous donors represent only 15% of our congregation. Now we are asking for help from the rest of our members in order to build A FUTURE TOGETHER. Each gift will help us reach our goal of fully funding the building costs and having 70% of our congregation participate in that funding.

YOU CAN HELP: every dollar donated will help us reach our goal and you can proudly say that you helped to accomplish this! Could your family give up a pizza and movie night or a trip to the ice cream store once a month during the summer? By doing so you could possibly pledge $100 that we would gratefully use in creating A FUTURE TOGETHER.

WHY NOW: these offices will unite our staff in one place so that current and future ministries can be organized and administrated more effectively. Larger work spaces will allow staff and mem-bers to collaborate on projects and more efficiently utilize resources. And we have been paying for a mortgage on this unused space for many years. The time is now to complete this office wing as we look to A FUTURE TOGETHER!

LOOK FOR: your invitation to participate and take time to return the pledge card or your dona-tion to the office. We look forward to your joyful response to this challenge! If you haven’t done so, please stop by and see the progress that has been made since January. Psalm 66:5 invites us to “Come and see what God has done: He is awesome in His deeds among us”.

Claudia Baker, Stewardship Chair

Congratulations, Tonia!

Tonia Fisher-Clark has been a long-time mem-ber of King of Glory. She trained for and be-came an LPA (Lay Pastoral Associate) in 2008. She started serving as the LPA pulpit supply for St. James Lutheran Church in Columbus, MT, in June of 2011. She was hired there in February of 2012 as their Synodically Authorized Minis-ter. During the recent years Tonia has been pur-suing pastoral studies through Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary and Luther Seminary. She is finishing her studies this month and will be ordained as a pastor on June 5th at the closing worship service of the Montana Synod Assem-bly here in Billings. Please see the above invita-tion to her ordination and reception. All are welcome to celebrate with Tonia on June 5th. Congratulations, Tonia! We are so proud of you! We wish you all the best for your ministry in the years ahead!

Montana Synod Assembly

Members from congregations across the

Montana Synod will meet for the annual

Synod Assembly and Theological Conference

on June 3-5 here in Billings at the Ramada

(formerly the Holiday Inn). It is a time of

bible study and worship, hearing the state of

our Synod, learning and growing in our faith,

and celebrating our life together.

Former KOG member, Tonia Fisher-Clark,

will be ordained into the holy ministry during

the closing worship on Sunday June 5th which

begins at 11:00 a.m. KOG will hold a special

reception for Tonia at about 12:45 pm here in

our Commons.

Our three pastors will be attending along with

John & Terry Eisen. It is an exciting time as

we all seek to meet the future boldly.

Montana Synod House

Funds are coming in from across the

Montana Synod to build a new synod office

building, or as it is being referred to—the

Synod House. More is needed to get that

job done as we are about half way to our

financial goal. If you would like to donate,

specify on your check that it goes to the

Synod House.

In the summer of 2017 we plan to have the

Mission Builders on site to construct the

Synod House. Members from

congregations around the Synod are invited

to send a construction team to help out for a

week or two next summer.

For more information on this project, speak

with Pastor Darchuk.

Ordina�on Service

for

Tonia Fisher-Clark

Please join us for this

Joyous Celebration!

On Sunday, June 5, 2016

At 11:00 am—NOTE TIME CHANGE

At the Conven�on Center of the Radisson Hotel

(formerly the Holiday Inn)

5500 Midland Road

Billings, Montana

Lunch & cake recep�on following at approximately 12:45 pm

At King of Glory Lutheran Church

4125 Grand Avenue

Billings, Montana

Hosted by the people of St. James and King of Glory

“You did not choose me. I chose you and sent you out to produce

fruit,

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Welcome to King of Glory’s Newest Members!

Tom & Joey Bechtold

Tom & Joey (Joellen) moved to Billings from Baker, MT to be closer to

family and medical care. They are the parents of KOG member Kris Main-

waring. Tom was a farmer and Joey helped in the school while they lived in

Baker. In their retirement they look forward to spending time with family

and being involved in church.

Gene Benson

Gene is a University of Montana grad in criminology, an Air Force Reserv-ist, and works for the Railroad Retirement Board. Gene is the son of Smokey Benson (below). Gene is married to Shalae Benson and they have two children ages 6 and 4.

“Smokey” (Myron) Benson Smokey is originally from Scobey, MT. Smokey and his wife Wanita re-

tired to Billings to be closer to family, doctors, and the airport (so they

could visit other family more easily). Smokey was a farmer for many

years; then managed the Farm Service Agency in Scobey until retirement.

In retirement they look forward to caring for their grandchildren and are

excited to be involved in the ministries of the church.

Darrell & Doris Goebel Darrell and Doris moved to Billings from Sidney, MT where they were

long time members of Pella Lutheran Church. While they are in

Billings they are delighted to be associate members of King of Glory.

Darrell worked in the oil fields and then Montana Dakota Utilities (MDU) for many years before retiring. Darrell and Doris have three children and have retired to Billings to be close to children and grand-children as well as have better access to medical care.

Andy & Mary Ann Hall Andy and Mary Ann moved to Billings from Sheridan, WY via a 3

year stint in Bismarck, ND. They have three children (one lives in

Sheridan and two in the Denver area). Andy and Mary Ann retired

to Billings to be closer to the airport and concerts and culture.

Andy worked as a Mechanical Engineer designing power substa-tions for most of his career. Mary Ann worked as an administra-tive assistant for her entire career. Lifelong Lutherans Andy and Mary Ann are very excited to be involved in the ministries of King

of Glory.

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Our prayers and condolences to the following on the loss of loved ones:

Ted Clark, on the loss of his wife, Jane

Lainey Reynolds-Keene, on the loss of her mother, Alice Reynolds

Karen Botnen, on the loss of her aunt, Dorothy Fossen

May God’s presence comfort you in your time of grief

Guy & Jeanne Rasmussen

Guy and Jeanne Rasmussen recently moved to Billings from Missoula

with brief stays in Idaho and Oregon. Guy works at the Conoco refinery

doing repairs and maintenance. Jeanne works as an independent health

coach and at Curves. They have two grown children and look forward to

getting to know many more people at King of Glory.

Tom & Jackie Rieger

Tom and Jackie Rieger moved to Billings from Bridger, MT. Tom worked

for the Sheriff’s Department and Jackie served as a Judge. Having lived in

several different cities over the years they are excited to call Billings home.

Tom and Jackie moved to Billings to be closer to their children and grand-

children.

Charlotte Kenney

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Charlotte transferred her membership from American Lutheran Church in

Billings. She is the sister of Mark Delong who joined in the last new

member class.

Congratulations to Jennifer & Tait Cross on the

birth of their son, Easton Tait, on April 30th.

Easton joins his siblings Dylan and Kaitlyn.

Congratulations to Zach and Jessica Scheer on

the birth of their son, Deckard Lovett, on May

11th. Deckard joins big sister Ella Breen in the

family home.

God’s blessings to the Cross and Scheer families!

God’s blessings to

Macey Mae Hoppe,

daughter of Theresa

& Roger, on her bap-

tism May 1st. Macey

is also the great-

granddaughter of

KOG member Arlyne

Anderson

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Congratula�ons to our high school seniors who graduate this month. They include:

Karl Bailey

Kaiden Caraveau

Andrew Driscoll, who is gradua�ng from Billings Senior High School. Andrew plans to go to MSU-Bozeman in the fall

and major in Mechanical Engineering. Favorite Bible verse - Revela�on 1:5.

Ellie Jones

Shawn Kasemodel, who is gradua�ng from Billings West High School. Shawn will a>end MSU-Billings this fall. He

plans to study Business while con�nuing his flight training for a commercial pilot’s license.

Timothy Shawhan, who is gradua�ng from Billings Senior High School. Tim plans to a>end Northwest College in

Powell, WY where he will study Music Technology.

We also congratulate the following who graduate from college or receive a higher degree:

Troy Adam – Doctorate of Physical Therapy from University of Montana

Andrea Chambers

Erik Fritz – Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Montana State University

Amy Hughes – Master’s Degree in Environmental Educa�on from University of Minnesota in Duluth. Amy currently lives

in Minneapolis and works for Urban 4-H and the Three Rivers Park District.

Michael Hughes – Ph.D. in Computer Science from Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. He will begin a

post-doctoral research posi�on at Harvard University in August.

Alyson Kasemodel – Bachelor Degree in Psychology from Concordia College in Moorhead, MN. She is a>ending NDSU in

the fall for the graduate program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Andrea Keene—MA Diaconal in Youth, Culture, & Mission from Wartburg Seminary

Lauren Molin – Liberal Arts-Asian Study Degree from University of Montana. Lauren will be teaching in Japan.

Nikki Rietz – Degree in Exercise Science/Nutri�on from University of Utah

Brooke Schlo,erback – Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from University of Utah.

Michelle Trost – Doctorate of Nursing Prac�ce with an emphasis as a Family Nurse Prac��oner from Montana State

University.

“Creativity is a practice. It’s an action. To bring it into being, you must act as if it’s already there.” Pursuing Christ. Creating Art: Exploring Life at the Intersection of Faith and Creativity by Gary Molander

“Nah, I’m not an artist.” “I’m totally not one of those creative types.” “I wouldn’t know the first thing about making a work of art.”

As I invited people to attend the “A Work of Art” classes in April and May, I heard these sentiments of-ten. Yet, as I watch my children (ages five and two) color, paint, and draw I am struck by how freely they cre-ate without fear of “doing it right” or awareness of their naiveté. The contrast between the perspectives of an adult and a child regarding creativity (what it is and who can do it) is profound.

Perhaps that is why I found much joy in creating the “A Work of Art” course at KOG. In it, participants dared to put faith and creativity into conversation, even if they doubted their prowess in each. In that holy space, we could remind one another of God the Creator, who creates out of nothingness – and calls that creation good. Together, remembering that each of us bears the image of God, we embraced our uniqueness and how by virtue of our relationship to the Holy Creative One, each one of us is creative. Every week new elements added to the canvas and we (with fingers and brushes) reshaped what was there, watching ‘a new creation’ literally unfold before us. Meaningful words of faith, stamped and stenciled, directed us back to the promises of God, and final details and accents brought the project to its completion. Cont. pg 7

Children, Youth, and Family Ministry

Jr. and Sr. High Ministry (Grades 7-12)

June 2016

Need to contact Pastor Jen? Jen.Quanbeck@gmail.com (cell) - 855-1537

We invite you to pray for our youth at

Christikon this month:

Clint Ambuehl, Allie Bullman, Carson Lipp, Jackson Murphy,

Kylie Olson, Ashlee Scherr, Darcy Scherr, Jaden Starky, Tanner

Stichman, Olivia Tyrrell, Wyatt Walker. Adult Leader: Pastor

Jen

Serve Shoshone Team

Dinner, Tie-dying & Meeting @

Blayne’s House

Sunday, June 26

6pm-8pm

Serve Shoshone Team

Service Project #2

Sunday, June 26

2pm-5pm

*all team members*

Like music? Want to hang out with other teens? Check out Friendship Café

on Friday, June 10th! 7pm - Battle of Bands (teenage bands must register no

later than June 3rd to participate).

LOTS of ways you can serve this summer! Volunteers needed for Summer@KOG VBS programs:

Monday mornings July 11 & 18; Wednesday evenings July 6, 13, and 20; and Friday mornings July 8, 15, and 22.

Fill out the form HERE to register to help! http://goo.gl/forms/jgrj9t7lyDEb49q73

Thank you to those of you who ventured downstairs to “make a mess with God” and to explore those places where your faith and creativity intersect. While I hope that you are pleased with your final product, my prayer is actually that the process itself (of putting into image how you connect to the promises of the in-visible God) has opened up opportunity for you to grow in faith and life. For indeed, you are God’s work of art; and your life shows forth the creative and redeeming work of God to the world. With gratitude, Pastor Jen

*if you missed the opportunity to join into this “A Work of Art” class, speak with Pr. Jen to be a part of po-

tential future explorations of where faith and creativity intersect.

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Children, Youth, and Family Ministry Children and Family Ministry (Birth—Grade 6)

Sunday School News

THANKS FOR A GREAT YEAR OF GROWING IN

GRACE! During the summer, we hope you will:

WORSHIP

RENEW

CONNECT

Thank you...

… to all who helped with the Sunday School Finale.

… to all those who served as Nursery attendants, Sunday

School teachers, mentor team participants, and subs this year.

You are a blessing to our church!

Our beginners thru 2nd graders sing for the parents and children

gathered for our Sunday School Finale on 5/22.

Summer@KOG !

Register online for ALL programs:

h>p://goo.gl/forms/qPfc7VjfoUVoGBR63

OR click the link on our webpage

www.kingofglorybillings.com

CAN YOU HELP US

HELP OTHERS GROW?

Volunteers needed for snacks, games, craIs,

group leaders, Bible skits, music team,

behind the scenes help and more!

*If you can help, please fill out this form

(or contact Pastor Jen):

h>p://goo.gl/forms/jgrj9t7lyDEb49q73

For Preschoolers (ages 2-4): Monday, July 11 and

Monday, July 18. 9:30-11:30am. Cost: FREE. Come

for a "Seek and Find" themed �me of Bible Story,

craI, snack, songs, and ac�vi�es.

For Middle Schoolers (entering 4th-7th grade): A

service-project adventure! Fridays, July 8, 15, and

22. 9am-1pm. Cost: $20 (includes T-shirt) Kids bring

own lunch and water bo>le. Meet at KOG and then

load up the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church bus for

an adventure to an undisclosed service project

site! We'll eat lunch there and then return to KOG by

1pm.

For ages 5-11 (entering K - 6th grade): Deep Sea Dis-

covery. Wednesdays, July 6, 13, and 20. 6pm-

8pm. Cost: $10/child. Dive deep into God's love by

exploring how God hears, God strengthens, and God

sends through skits, songs, craIs, and games.

To register for ALL programs, easily complete the

google form (address listed above).

Every week! Here or elsewhere!

Let regular school-year activities rest and

let a different rhythm fill your days.

Join up with others in our

congregation via the gatherings

detailed in this newsletter.

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June 4 Bus Trip Planned for 50+ Age Group Saturday, June 4 ~ Rain or shine! ~ Leave KOG at 9:30am ~ Return to KOG by 3:30pm We’ve chartered a school bus and are heading to the Big Horn County Museum in Hardin! $20 per person includes bus transportation, museum admittance, and picnic lunch! Please bring cash or check (made out to KOG) on the 4th. A sign-up sheet is located on the Information Desk in the Commons. Please sign-up by May 31, so we can plan for travel and food needs. Call Barb Brady at 860-1847 for more information.

June 5 Lunch & Cake Reception Planned for Tonia Fisher-Clark In honor of Tonia’s ordination, King of Glory will be hosting a reception for her on Sunday, June 5, at 12:45pm at King of Glory. St. James Lutheran Church in Columbus will be co-hosting with us. All are welcome! We look forward to celebrating with Tonia!

Feast & Fellowship Thanks to the May Feast and Fellowship hosts and participants. Feedback on the April and May gatherings are very welcome to aid in planning for future fellowship opportunities.

Fellowship Ministry Team Meeting Highlights from May 10 • We decided on a name for our 50+ fellowship age group—JOY Fellowship (Just Older Youth)!! We hope to

offer monthly gatherings for this group, beginning with the June 4 bus trip. We brainstormed for future ideas. Speaker recommendations are welcome.

• Barb Brady shared information about our June 4 bus trip to the Big Horn County Museum. • We planned for the June 5 lunch and cake reception for Tonia. • The Fellowship Ministry Team will meet again in August—date TBD. •

Thanks for Kitchen Spring Cleaning!! We are grateful for the crew that cleaned about 75% of the downstairs kitchen on May 17. Thanks to Barb Brautigam, Carolyn Holmlund, Dee Plew, and Jeanne Rasmussen who joined me with lots of elbow grease and enthusiasm!! We’ll choose another day in June to finish the job. Please let me know if interested.

Reception Thanks for the High School Graduation Milestone We thank Laila Nelson for helping to set-up, serve, and clean-up for this reception. We also thank Donna Sweeney (coffee) and Carolyn & Jim Holmlund (clean-up).

Contact Information Please contact Lorie Hughes, Board rep for Fellowship, if you’d like to be part of our fellowship efforts or if you have any questions/suggestions/concerns: glsmahughes@bresnan.net, 656-3552 (h), or 861-2078 (c).

King of Glory and Grace United Methodist Church will host Family Promise guests at the end of June: Sunday evening, June 26 through Sunday morning July 3. Look for the signup board in the Commons the weekend of May 29. Our hosting week comes during vacation time for many of our usual volunteers, so if you will be available to help during that week, please jump on this oppor-

tunity to fill in possible gaps – sign up early (and often?)

Thanks ahead for your help.

Gary Aasheim

King of Glory Family Promise Coordinator

(M) 698-4138

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Christikon Clips

June, 2016

It’s not too late to register for camp this summer! Space remains in most youth sessions and in those for families and adults. You can register online at www.christikon.org or use the forms distributed with the youth and family/adult brochures in your congregation. Or call us at the camp office for further information.

Christikon Director Installation: Pastor Mark Donald will be installed as the Christikon’s director at the MT

Synod Theological Conference on June 3rd

at the evening service at the Radisson Hotel. Join us for worship!

Christikon covers the full costs for each at-risk kid participating in Sojourners Camp. (We expect to have 24 this summer) We invite individuals, congregations and their auxiliaries to consider special giving for camp scholarships this summer.

Special guest speakers become part of the Christikon life this summer during sessions for adults and fami-lies. During Mountain Weekend 1 (July 8-10) we feature James Darchuk, Senior Pastor of King of Glory Billings. Dur-ing the Continuing Education Retreat (August 1-4), we are joined by Lois Malcolm, professor of systematic theology at Luther Seminary and Tim Westermeyer, Senior Pastor of St. Philip the Deacon Lutheran Church in Plymouth, Minne-sota. Come spend a few days of relaxation, learning, and faith growth with us. Mountain Weekend 2 (August 5-7), topic to be announced. Register now!

Check out our Spring Trailblazer on our website. Use the link below:

Newsletter link: http://christikon.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Spring-2016-Trailblazer.pdf

Remember to pray for your congregation’s ministry through Christikon this summer, for the summer staff, and for all who join in the Christikon life.

It is the mission of Christikon to awaken and nurture faith in Christ—

exploring God’s creation and the adventure of life together.

CHRISTIKON ● 1108 24th Street West ● Billings, MT 59102

406 656-1969 ● secretary@christikon.org ● www.christikon.org

Dear KOG Family,

This school year flew by!! Besides lots of reading and working my way through a sea of paper writing I also did lots and traveling starting with spending Easter back there in Billings. In April I spent my Reading and Research week back in Moorhead, in May I drove to Dayton, OH for my younger brother’s college graduation from University of Dayton and then back to school for my

last week and my own graduation.

As of May 15th I am officially a seminary grad. For the first time ever I have no summer home-work for school and no homework. Even though I don’t have homework anymore I seem to fill the time easily. After graduation I packed up and cleaned by dorm room, enjoyed hanging out with my classmates and their kids. After spending time in Moorhead I will be heading to a camp friend and seminary classmate’s ordination in Rapid City and visiting family there then heading back to spend June back there in Billings. Looking forward to seeing you all soon. Blessings to

all.

God’s Peace,

Andrea Keene

Wartburg Graduate 2016

MA Diaconal Ministry

Youth, Culture, and Mission

HELP US...

DRIVE OUT

HOMELESSNESS

Friday July 1, 2016 Peter Yegen Golf Course

Registration Time: 12:00 Shotgun Start Time: 1:00 BBQ & Awards Time: 5:30

$500 per Team*

Flag Prize in Every Hole Putting Contest from 12:00—1:00

*Team Fee Includes Cart, Team and Flag prizes, BBQ, Giveaways,

and 18 holes of golf, for 4 players

Scramble Format Each golfer must have two drives.

Four person teams

80% Handicap (men max 34/ women max 36)

Pick up brochures in the church office or see Pastor Ben.

Pastor Jim to lead Mountain

Weekend at Christikon

Join Pastor Jim at Christikon Bible

Camp July 8-10 as he leads

sessions on “Equipped to Live in

the Middle”.

Ever feel caught in the middle as

you live your life? How do we as

Christians navigate this complex

and puzzling world? How does

life make sense as a saint and yet a

sinner? What about the paradoxi-

cal life of a Christian—where we

face the incongruous and the

ambiguous which greet us at every

turn? That is “living in the

middle”.

For more information, talk with

Pastor Jim. Christikon brochures

are available in the Commons.

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Staff

Pastor James Darchuk (j.darchuk@montana.net)

Associate Pastor Jen Quanbeck (jen.quanbeck@gmail.com)

Associate Pastor Ben Quanbeck (benquanbeck@gmail.com)

Susan Petersen (drsuse27@gmail.com) Worship and Music Coordinator

Lorrie Maxwell (l.maxwell@montana.net) Parish Administrator

Lisa Walker (l.walker@montana.net) Financial Administrator

Suzi Rietz (s.rietz@montana.net) Sunday School Coordinator

Stephanie Stokke (scstokkekog@gmail.com) LOGOS Coordinator

John Haughey (johnhoy56@me.com) King of Glory Choir Director

Melodi Drake (melodismusicmakers@msn.com) Youth Choir & Glory Ringers Bell Choir Director

David WyardAAA.Church Maintenance

Terry GabertAAA..Church Custodian

Karen HaugheyAA..Choir Accompanist

Board of Directors

Marty AmbuehlAAAAAAAAAAAA.President Brent Lipp;;.AAAAAA.AAA...Vice President Becky Carlson... .AAAA.AAAAA..A..Secretary

Tim Erickson;;.A...AAAAAA.AA....Treasurer Allen Simonsen...AAA..Property & Administration

Joan FelkeAAAAA..AAA..Congregational Care

Kelly DukeAAAAAA.AAA.Christian Education

Lorie HughesAA..AAAAAAAA.A....Fellowship

Becky Bey;. .AAAAAA...Mission & Lay Ministry

Sheryl Costanzo.AAAAAAAAAA.A..Outreach

Heather MillerAAAA...Public Relations & Witness

Claudia BakerAAAAAAAAAA.A..Stewardship

Marcia WellieverAAAA...AA.A.Worship & Music

Ben TyrrellAAAA..AAAAAAAAAA.A..Youth

Other Parish Leadership

David RyeAAAAA..AA..Lay Pastoral Associate

Kaye & Duke FamiliesAAA....Liturgical Arts Team

Phone: (406) 652-1690 Fax: (406) 652-1693

E-mail: l.maxwell@montana.net Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. M-Th, 8 a.m. to noon—F

Worship: Sunday—9:30 a.m. (5/29/16 through 9/11/16)

www.kingofglorybillings.com