Mount Olivet Lutheran Church Mount Olivet Lutheran Church Weekly Visitor Weekly Visitor Minneapolis Campus 5025 Knox Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55419 West Campus 7150 Rolling Acres Road P.O. Box 153 Victoria, MN 55386 Come as a visitor ~ leave as a friend. In this Visitor inking With....Pastor Hammersten MOHA Summer Gala and Garage Sale Adult Education Class Highlights 6th Grade Event Hi-League Sunday School e Way: First Communion Service Summer Program Insert Couples Club Twins Game Young in Heart Luncheon eology on Tap Singles: Bemidji State Alumni Concert Mid-Marrieds Easter Compline Service C.O.P. Adult Offerings Volunteer Opportunities, including Camp Noah and Habitat for Humanity Men’s Dinner MOCW Women’s Mini-Conference April 16 and 23, 2009 ~ Vol. 56, No. 25 Welcome New Members! Welcome to a fine group of 261 new members who will join our congregation on Sunday, April 19. ey will be received at the 9 am and 12 noon services at Minneapolis and during both services at West. ey will be wearing red carnations, please extend a personal welcome to them on this special day in their lives. New member friends, our congregation is delighted to have you become a part of our Christian fellowship. Our prayers are with you as you grow in grace and love in this Christian community and as we work together for Him. God bless each of you! Minneapolis Campus Sunday, April19 • The Second Sunday of Easter New Member Sunday Morning Worship 9, 10, 11 am & 12 noon Communion Services 8:30 am & 12:45 pm “Of One Heart and Soul” Sermon by Pastor Youngdahl Nursery/Sunday School/The Way 9,10 &11am West Campus Morning Worship 9:15 & 10:30 am Communion Service • 11:15 am “Retsae is for Real” Sermon by Pastor Cornils Nursery/Sunday School/The Way 9:15 & 10:30 am Sunday, April 26 • The Third Sunday of Easter Wednesday Prayer & Praise 10 am Minneapolis Campus Main Sanctuary April 22 • Pastor Bahe April 29• Pastor Cornils Lesson: Acts 4:32-35 Gospel: John 20:19-23 Special Music by Dorothy Benham Minneapolis Campus Morning Worship 9, 10, 11 am & 12 noon Communion Services 8:30 am & 12:45 pm “A Fearful Thing” Sermon by Pastor Kotzer Nursery/Sunday School/The Way 9,10 &11am Lesson: 1 John 3:1-3 Gospel: Luke 24:36b-48 Lesson: Acts 4:32:35 Gospel: John 20:19-31 West Campus Morning Worship 9:15 & 10:30 am Communion Service • 11:15 am “Jesus Himself” Sermon by Pastor Bahe Nursery/Sunday School/The Way 9:15 & 10:30 am Lesson: Acts 3:12-19 Gospel: Luke 24:36b-48
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Mount Olivet Lutheran ChurchMount Olivet Lutheran Church
Weekly VisitorWeekly Visitor
MinneapolisCampus
5025 Knox AvenueMinneapolis, MN 55419
West Campus7150 Rolling Acres Road
P.O. Box 153Victoria, MN 55386
Come as a visitor ~ leave as a friend.
In this VisitorTh inking With....Pastor HammerstenMOHA Summer Gala and Garage SaleAdult Education Class Highlights6th Grade EventHi-LeagueSunday SchoolTh e Way: First Communion ServiceSummer Program InsertCouples Club Twins GameYoung in Heart LuncheonTh eology on TapSingles: Bemidji State Alumni ConcertMid-Marrieds Easter Compline ServiceC.O.P. Adult Off eringsVolunteer Opportunities, including Camp Noah and Habitat for Humanity
Men’s DinnerMOCW Women’s Mini-Conference
April 16 and 23, 2009 ~ Vol. 56, No. 25
Welcome New Members!Welcome to a fi ne group of 261 new
members who will join our congregation on Sunday, April 19. Th ey will be received at the 9 am and 12 noon
services at Minneapolis and during both services at West.
Th ey will be wearing red carnations, please extend a personal welcome to
them on this special day in their lives.
New member friends, our congregation is delighted to have you become a part
of our Christian fellowship. Our prayers are with you as you grow in grace and
love in this Christian community and as we work together for Him.
God bless each of you!
Minneapolis Campus
Sunday, April19 • The Second Sunday of EasterNew Member Sunday
Morning Worship9, 10, 11 am & 12 noon
Communion Services8:30 am & 12:45 pm
“Of One Heart and Soul”
Sermon byPastor Youngdahl
Nursery/Sunday School/The Way9,10 &11am
West CampusMorning Worship9:15 & 10:30 am
Communion Service • 11:15 am
“Retsae isfor Real”
Sermon byPastor Cornils
Nursery/Sunday School/The Way 9:15 & 10:30 am
Sunday, April 26 • The Third Sunday of Easter
Wednesday Prayer & Praise 10 am
Minneapolis Campus Main Sanctuary
April 22 • Pastor BaheApril 29• Pastor Cornils
Lesson: Acts 4:32-35Gospel: John 20:19-23
Special Music by Dorothy Benham
Minneapolis CampusMorning Worship
9, 10, 11 am & 12 noonCommunion Services8:30 am & 12:45 pm
“A Fearful Thing”Sermon by
Pastor Kotzer
Nursery/Sunday School/The Way9,10 &11am
Lesson: 1 John 3:1-3Gospel: Luke 24:36b-48
Lesson: Acts 4:32:35Gospel: John 20:19-31
West CampusMorning Worship9:15 & 10:30 am
Communion Service • 11:15 am
“JesusHimself”
Sermon byPastor Bahe
Nursery/Sunday School/The Way 9:15 & 10:30 am
Lesson: Acts 3:12-19Gospel: Luke 24:36b-48
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Please support the Mount Olivet Homes’ Auxiliary (MOHA)and join in all this great work by att ending these two upcoming events:
Journal ofLife and Growth
BaptismsLola Claire Grimm daughter of Tina Dobbelaere and John GrimmKylie Ann Kremer daughter of Monica and BrianElise Frances McMillen daughter of Lori and AndrewJoseph Nathan Rauner son of Jennifer and NathanIsaac Joseph Rice son of Jennifer and JosephNolan Arthur Schmidtke son of Erin and Tyson
WeddingApril 4 • Diane Carlson Melvin Beulke
Transferred tothe Church Triumphant
Henrik O. Hagen1913-2009
Th inking With... Pastor Hammersten
“For you were called to freedom, brothers and sisters; only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for self-indulgence, but through love become slaves to one another. For the whole law is summed up in a single commandment, ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’” Galatians 5:13-14
My Gustavus friends and I have always loved listening to Van Morrison. For nearly 30 years we have listened to his romantic and soulful music, dancing around dorm rooms and summer nights spent imagining what this Romeo must look like in real life. When we fi nally saw him in person, the only words that described him that night were crabby and cantankerous. Not exactly what we had imagined all those years!
When you hear the name “Mount Olivet Homes’ Auxiliary” what comes to mind? Unless it’s a group of wild, loving, philanthropic, and sassy women, you may have imagined
wrong. There were more feather boas, fi shnet stockings, and leopard print stilett os at last year’s Gala than you’ll fi nd at the Moulin Rouge. And what are these women up to you might ask? These church ladies? Well, they’re doing God’s work, that’s what.
They’re the ones who throw birthday parties for the residents of Mount Olivet Homes and make sure that they have cake and roses. They’re the ones who cheer up persons with Alzheimer’s—pouring coff ee and singing and smiling. They’re the ones who volunteer at the Gift Shop so residents have a place to go for a friendly visit and to buy a few goodies. They give scholarships to employees who care for our loved ones and they work their tootsies off at the Garage Sale raising money to provide computers for the disabled children at Rolling Acres so that they can communicate with their moms and dads. They are one fabulous group!
Mount Olivet Homes’ Auxiliary
25th Annual Super Garage Sale
Minneapolis Campus
Opening Night Sale: Wednesday, May 6
4 to 8:30 pm – Cost: $3.00(Children 12 & under free)
Continuing Sale: Thursday, May 7
8 am to 2 pm – No charge
As you do your spring cleaning, please consider donating your treasures to the 25th Annual Garage Sale!
Financial Announcement:Beginning with the month of May 2009, we will be sending out the monthly off ering envelopes two months at a time. This change will help off set some of our administrative costs. If you are using Simply Giving or have a bi-weekly or monthly check sent from your bank, please contact Diane Gunderson, 612-767-2253 or [email protected], to discontinue receiving your envelopes.
Tuesday, June 23, 6:30pmMetropolitan Club • St. Louis Park, MN
Registration begins April 10, 2009 Registrations online at www.mtolivet.org
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Minneapolis 612-926-7651 • West 952-767-1500 • www.mtolivet.org
Spring Planting: A Personal Growth & Educational Experience
Sundays April 26-May 17 • 9:15-10am • West CampusTopics include:
Growing in Grace • Thriving in Adversity • Secrets of the Vine
Core Values at Work
DevotionsPastor Kotzer
The High FestivalActs 10:34-43
When I ask confi rmands what is the most important festival of the Christian church, they usually tell me it’s Christmas. I can understand them overlooking Easter because of the commercialism emphasized at Christmas. For us adults, we dare not make the same mistake. The validity and very existence of the Christian faith is completely dependent on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The proof of the Resurrection is in the lives of people who believe and claim Christ as their risen Lord. The Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts were writt en by the same person. Luke covers Jesus’ earthly ministry, while Acts covers Jesus’ never-ending ministry. In Acts, Jesus is still present and at work as the risen Lord through the Holy Spirit. The Acts of the Apostles is not the story of the community aft er Jesus, but rather the story of the community under Jesus. Today is no diff erent. The Lord is with you changing lives through the forgiveness of sins and life eternal. That’s why Easter is the Highest Festival.
Daily Scripture ReadingsApril 19 - 25Sunday Mark 16:1-18 EasterMonday I Corinthians 15:35-49 Bodily ResurrectionTuesday I Corinthians 15:50-58 Instant ImperishabilityWednesday Mark 16:1-8 Do Not be AfraidThursday Acts 2:42-47 First BelieversFriday Acts 4:23-31 Pray for BoldnessSaturday John 12:44-50 Teaching Summary
April 26 – May 2Sunday John 20:19-31 Jesus ReturnsMonday I John 2:3-11 Faith Refl ects ObedienceTuesday I John 2:12-17 Reasons for WritingWednesday Mark 12:18-27 Resurrection Question?Thursday I John 2:26-28 Antichrist WarningFriday I John 2:26-28 Children of GodSaturday Luke 22:24-30 Who is the Greatest?
Mount Olivet Homes’ Auxiliary25th Annual Super Garage Sale
Specifi cs:
DONATIONS WE CAN ACCEPT:clean adult clothing (NO SHOES)
records • children’s clothing antiques • household goods • tools
etc.) • computers and printersChristmas trees over 4’ • TVs
**We must reserve the right to refuse any donation**
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:Are you willing to help with pick-up and unloading of large items, or with sorting on Saturday, May 2; Monday, May 4, and Tuesday, May 6? Please
All proceeds benefi t Mount Olivet Home, Mount Olivet Careview Home,
Mount Olivet Day Services, andMount Olivet Rolling Acres.
Funds raised will be supplemented by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.
No charge, advance registration required. Call Carol Throntveit at 612-767-2246
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Sunday, April 19 • 7-8:30 pmHouse Groups
Sunday, April 26 • 7-9 pmCounselor/Workstaff Training
Minneapolis Campus
REQUIRED for all who want to counsel/workstaff at C.O.P. this summer. Bring your parent for
the parent meeting.
Sunday Church School Thank you for giving “above and beyond” in your off ering envelopes this Lent season! We will have a
special stewardship announcement on May 3, to announce what we raised for our outreach ministries:Jorge Chavez Secondary School in Miramar, Mexico; • Augustana Crossroad Preschool in Minneapolis; and • Casa Hogar Orphanage in Manzanillo, Mexico. •
Thank you for loving your neighbors at home and far away! Our donations will help build a new kitchen for the school in Mexico, provide lunches and toys for kids at the preschool in Minneapolis, and help provide needed supplies at the orphanage in Mexico.
Our fi nal unit is on Pentecost, a celebration of the Holy Spirit. Our key verse is Acts 2:2-3: “Suddenly there was a noise from heaven like the sound of a mighty wind….Then they saw what looked like fi ery tongues moving in all directions, and a tongue came and sett led on each person there.”
The Way Att ention sixth graders! Just a reminder that in preparation to receive First Communion, you and
your parents are required to att end a First Communion Class. You should have received information at the beginning of March. You may att end either class, regardless of where you usually worship. The two class options are:
Sunday, April 19 • 11:20 am – 1 pm • West Campus SanctuaryBegins with a short family communion service at 11:20 am
ORSunday, April 19 • 4 – 5:15 pm • Minneapolis Campus Fellowship Hall
In addition to First Communion preparation, you will be introduced to and register for the Confi rmation program, which begins the fall of 7th grade. The First Communion & Bible Presentation Service takes place on Sunday, April 26, 2009, at the Minneapolis Campus. Rehearsal is at 3 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. The service begins at 4 pm Family and godparents are encouraged to att end this special service.
If you have any questions regarding any of these events, please call Angie St. Dennis at 612-767-2244 or Helen Cameron-Zenobian at 952-767-1502.
Summer Stuff for Kool Kids
Parents, grandparents and children are invited to look through pages 6-8 of this edition of The Visitor to see the exciting off erings for this summer. Spend some very precious one-on-one time with your very precious children and grandchildren! Sign up for a God’s Service Station opportunity--these are unique and important ways to teach children how Jesus would have us live out our faith. Being involved in service at an early age establishes life-long patt erns of helping those in need.
Minneapolis 612-926-7651 • West 952-767-1500 • www.mtolivet.org
SUMMER PROGRAMS2009
REGISTER SOON!
Mount Olivet Summer ProgramsMount Olivet Church invites you to experience a summer fi lled with faith, fun and fellowship! Registration is currently happening for all Mount Olivet Summer programs, including children and youth camps, summer service projects, musical camps, grandparent/grandchild events and more! Register soon as spaces are fi lling and there’s sure to be a few things you won’t want to miss!
3 Easy Ways to Register
1. Online at www.mtolivet.org/summer
2. In Person at Church Offi ce
3. By Mail
forms online or at church5025 Knox Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55419
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Contact: Virginia Peterson, 612.767.2241
Contact: Virginia Peterson,
612.767.2241
Contact: Jonna Snyder, 612.767.2257
Pre-K to 1st Grade:
Vacation Church School
June 22-25
Set in the rugged and majestic Discovery Canyon, this Vacation Church School has something for everyone! The adventure will have kids crafting away in Cavern Crafts, running and jumping and playing Games, singing a set of new tunes that ROCK, and hearing the Good News echoing off the canyon walls! Available at both Minneapolis and West Campus.
Cost: $35/child. Open to children: must be 3 yrs. old as of Sept. 1, 2008 to current 1st graders.
Contact: Sarah K. (Mpls) 612.767.2245 or Leah G. (West) 952.767.1504
K-6th Grade & Dads:
Dad’s Magical Mystery TourJune 20: 10am to 3:30pm
Dads and children in K - 6th grade join us for our annual “Dad’s Tour” as we celebrate fathers. Enjoy one-on-one time as we make our way to awesome mystery spots throughout the day. Children will make a cool Father’s Day gift as well. Cost: $30 per person. Includes admission fees and bus. Participants purchase lunch.
Faith-Filled Activities for the Whole Family!Birth - 3 years old & Parent or Caregiver:
Music In Motion June 30 - August 6, various times
Music in Motion is a musical experience designed to bring the joy of music to parent/caregiver and child. Activities include songs, movement, focused listening and the use of simple instruments. It is an environment where the child’s musical aptitude is nurtured, and enables the fam-ily to actively share music together at home.
Cost: $48.00/family
4 years old - Entering 1st Grade:
Camp Read to Me
July 8, 9, 10: 9:30 to 11:30am
It will be a fabulous time as each day we delve into fantastic books, whose central characters are God’s amazing animals. We will do a fun project related to the featured books, have a tasty snack and learn about God’s world and the wonderful creatures He has placed in it. Register for one day or all three!
Cost per participant: $15/dayEach day is an independent lesson. Children may register for individual days as their calendar permits.
K-4th Grade & Grandfather:
Grandfather/Grandson Day Away at Star Prairie
Trout FarmJuly 23: 8:30am to 4pm
A visit to Star Prairie Trout Farm for a fabulous fishing adventure. We will receive a guided tour of the hatchery and feed the fish. Then we bait our hooks and catch a bunch of fish in the farm ponds. Lunch at Suzanna’s Restaurant and a fun game of mini-golf on the way home. Cost: $25/person. Lunch purchased by participants.
Contact: Virginia Peterson, 612.767.2241
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2nd-6th Grade:
God’s Service Station ~
Salvation Army Preschool/After-
School CareJuly 30: 9am to 4pm
A unique service opportunity at the Salvation Army Preschool & After-School Care Center. Children will assemble packets of pre-school supplies and ready backpacks for the school-age children served by this non-profi t agency. A tour of the facility will follow as we deliver our donations. Afternoon fun consists of bowling and a picnic lunch topped off by a visit to Liberty Custard. Cost: $30/person.Transportation available from West Campus
Register Now Online or at Church. Space is limited!
K-3rd Grade:God’s Service Station ~ WebkinzJuly 31: 9am to 4pm
Children will bring their favorite Webkinz, or Lil’Kinz, to camp, and participate in fun activites that build on the love and care children provide for their stuffed animals. Together we will use those same caring skills to help God’s children in need, as we participate in the Operation Christmas Child Project. Afternoon fun will be a Webkinz Cooking Camp at the Way Cool Cooking School, making fun and delicious recipes from the website, followed by mini-golf & DQ. Cost: $30/person. Transportation available from West Campus
K-4th Grade Girls:
Camp Cheer for GodAugust 3-5: 9:30 to 11:30am
A cheerleading camp devoted to praising God and expressing thanks for our blessings. Campers will learn faith building routines with pompoms and a fun t-shirt. Mount Olivet youth involved in cheerleading and dance line will assist staff . Special performance on the last day. Cost: $25/person
1st- 6th Grade:
Kings Kids Camps
Mount Olivet Conference & Retreat Center hosts King’s Kids Camp each summer. King’s Kids Camp off ers children entering 1st through 6th grade a camping experience close to home, yet in a place where they can be surrounded by the wonder of God’s creation.Spots remains in the following day/overnight camps:
A family service project opportunity ~ take part in this meaningful and faith building day at the hands-on site of Kids Against Hunger. Family members will assemble nutritious food stuffs for needy children in Tanzania, followed by a picnic lunch at a nearby park.
Cost: $15 per person ($10 of which will be donated to the hunger program) Families will bring picnic lunches.
3 Years-2nd Grade
Summer SundaysSunday, June 21- July 26Minneapolis: 9 and 10amWest: 9:15am
Sing songs, play games, decorate crafts, and learn some Bible stories with fun-tastic volunteers! No charge. For kids three-years-old through current 2nd graders. This a great chance to check out Sunday School!
Contact: Virginia Peterson, 612.767.2241
Contact: Virginia Peterson,
612.767.2241
Contact: Virginia Peterson, 612.767.2241
Contact: Virginia Peterson, 612.767.2241
Contact: Sarah K. (Mpls) 612.767.2245 or Leah G.(West) 952.767.1504
Contact: Mount Olivet Conference & Retreat Center 952.469.2175
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Contact: Virginia Peterson, 612.767.2241
Contact: Dr. Beverly Clafl in, 612.767.2263
Contact: Virginia Peterson, 612.767.2241
Contact: Dr. Beverly Clafl in, 612.767.2263
7th-9th Grade:
Summertime Players! July 14-17, 20-24: 9am to 4pmPerformances: Friday, July 24: 3 & 7pm
For students entering 7th, 8th and 9th grades, Summertime Players! off ers the opportunity to produce a Musical Revue through singing and dancing.The camp lasts nine days and includes additional summertime fun at various parks, beaches and pools. Off ered in July, the camp ends with a special evening performance by the campers.
Cost: $200/person. Transportation available from West Campus- buses leave 8:15am and return 4:45pm
A Summer of Fun at Mount Olivet Church!2nd-6th Grade:
God’s Kids Sing!June 15-19: 9am to 4pm
God’s Kids Sing! is a creative arts camp for children entering 2nd through 6th grade. Daily class sessions are off ered in vocal music, Orff , art, and dance. The week long camp of 9 am - 4 pm, is staff ed with high school counselor volunteers that assist with the classroom activity and play an important role in developing positive relationships with the participants.
Cost: $150/week. Transportation available from West buses leave 8:15am and return 4:45pm
2nd-6th Grade:
God’s Service Station ~ Shriners
August 14: 9am to 4pm
Each camper will create a toy at The Wacky Bear Factory, for a hospitalized child. When we deliver the toys we will receive a tour of this fine facility dedicated to improving the lives of children, providing pediatric specialty care. Our afternoon fun is lunch at Chuck E Cheese, topped off by an afternoon visit to The Malt Shop for an ice cream treat.
Cost: $30/person
All Congregation:
Service Project
This summer our project will service two sites, The Minneapolis Crisis Nursery and the Salvation Army Preschool and Daycare Programs. Donations of disposable diapers (newborn-35 lbs), wipes and ointments are requested for both sites. We are also collecting new and gently used books for the Family Read program at the Salvation Army.Collection will be in the narthex of both campuses from June 27 - August 29
Watch for more information about summer FLYP and Hi-League events!
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Young in Heart LuncheonTuesday, April 28
12 Noon • $7Minneapolis Campus Fellowship Hall
Entertainment byRichfi eld Silvernotes
Please remember your donations for our Inner-City Ministry.
Reservations: 612-926-7651
Join Billy Johnson, Pastor Eric Youngdahl and other
20somethings for this gathering at 6 pm on the second Tuesday of
every month at Gluek’s Restaurant in downtown Minneapolis.
Please prayerfully consider sharing one week of your summer
with these children.
Volunteer Opportunities
2009Dates
Set This summer marks our eighteenth year in partnership with Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. We are adding additional opportunities for volunteer involvement for those who have found diffi culty volunteering during the week.
We are scheduling three Saturdays--June 6, July 18 and August 8. These Saturdays will involve painting, siding, carpentry and roofi ng on existing buildings.
We will also participate in a traditional week-long work camp July 8-10 at a new construction site of a two-story house in Chaska, about fi ve minutes south of the West Campus.
Habitat sites are very worker-friendly--no special skills are required to be a Habitat volunteer worker, only a willing att itude. Please mark your calendars now. More details regarding each of the volunteer opportunities will be forthcoming in the ensuing weeks.
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Hi-LeagueApril 19 • House Groups • 7-8:30pmApril 26 • Counselor/Workstaff Training 7-9pm • Mpls Tuesdays with Rolling Acres • Tuesdays 5:45 - 7:15pm • West WellnessWest • Tues. and Thurs. ongoing Aerobics at Your Own Pace • 1:30-2:30pm
167AM Men's Breakfast12PM Senior Singles Luncheon* (Mpls)6:15 PM New Member Banquet (Mpls)7PM Becoming One with Christ: Centering Prayer (Mpls)*
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11AM MOCW Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon (Mpls)*
19 WORSHIP SERVICES
Baptism Class9:15AM (West) & 11AM (Mpls)Suitably Yours Information Meetings (Mpls between services)First Communion Classes11:20AM(West) & 4PM(Mpls)7PM Hi League House Groups
20
6PM Spring Clean-up
21
7AM Men's Breakfast
22
10AM Prayer and Praise (Mpls)
23
7AM Men's Breakfast
6:30 PM Men's Club Dinner (Mpls)7PM Becoming One with Christ: Lectio Divina (Mpls)*
24
6th Grade Night Out
25
11AM Homebound Communion (Mpls)
26 WORSHIP SERVICES
9:15 AM Sampler Class: Growing in Grace (West)4PM Bible Presentation (Mpls)6PM Mid Marrieds Compline Dinner & Service*7PM Hi LeagueCounselor/Workstaff Training (Mpls)
27
9AM-1PMAARP: Driver Safety Class* (Mpls)
28
7AM Men's Breakfast9AM The Lunch Bunch (MOCRC)*12PM Young in Heart Luncheon*(Mpls)
29
10AM Prayer and Praise (Mpls)
30
7AM Men's Breakfast
7PM Becoming One with Christ: Guided Meditation (Mpls)*
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9AM A Gift of Love: Pre-Planning your Funeral (Mpls)*
Mount Olivet Lutheran Church5025 Knox Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55419-1095
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Mount Olivet Men’s DinnerBROUGHT TO YOU BY THE Men’s Club
FeaturingTim Brewster & Bobby Bell
9 AM - 1 PMSATURDAY
MAY 16, 2009MOUNT OLIVETWEST CAMPUS
COST: $25 Pick up a brochure at church or
register online at www.mtolivet.org. Contact Jeanne Klukas, 952.443.2177,
