April 2014 Newsletter

ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH • BUFFALO, MN APRIL 2014

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First Sunday Musicians

First Sunday is looking for people who

play instruments to help make music over

the summer. Existing group members are

busy and occasionally have to miss

practice. Groups find it hard to practice

without everyone present, so if there's

anyone out there who would like to fill in

over the summer they would appreciate

it. At the end of the summer you’d be free

to go or welcome to stay if all goes well.

Please contact Pam Freer or Sherilyn

Burgdorf for information.

Living God’s Call

80 Kids, 300 Patients, and 1 Home

by Pastor Ted

Our 2014 Mission Jamaica Team was the largest yet with 33 people from six different churches and five different denominations.

A new ministry site this year was the Westhaven Children’s home, housing approximately 80 special needs children from about 5 to 25 years old. A group of 10-12 men and woman helped with feeding, bathing and dressing the children, while others painted outside railings, walls, remove cement from walls and did laundry . . . lots and lots of laundry! While serving in a variety of ways we were also given the opportunity to love these sweet children. While many of them have disabilities unseen by most, your heart could not help but to embrace them with a soft voice, or provide a gentle touch to just let them know someone cares that they’re alive. As we left the orphanage each day, again, we were given hugs, big smile and lots of waves as our vehicle pulled out and the gate closed behind us. In the evenings, our group would always share things that touched our hearts that day, gave a few moans as we were tired and yet most of all we would talk of how thankful we were to be able to help make a difference.

Another part of the Mission Jamaica Team provided assistance to others through a traveling medical clinic. We stopped at four different locations to provide care, treatment and assistance to over 300 individuals. This mobile clinic team would travel by bus daily to a church or some other building, unpack trunks and suitcases full of medical supplies, set up exam rooms and a pharmacy, register and see patients. At the end of the day they would repack the trunks and suitcases so they could be moved to a different location the next day. We were able to purchase medicine through our Allina connections (and your financial donations) at approximately one-tenth of the usual price!

The third part of our team built a house for Rosalee and her family. The house, which is 16' by 12', was put up in three days with help from some of the neighborhood Jamaicans. We measured and cut the lumber. We assembled walls and constructed a roof. Each one of our team members brought valuable skills to the team effort. Working together with each of us doing a little piece, we truly made a difference in the lives of this family.

Thank you for your support of the 2014 Mission Jamaica Team with your prayers, donations of things and money, and your encouragement in our work.

Engaging people in a process of discipleship which inspires them 2

More photos at facebook.com/ZionMJ

Easter Baskets

The Social Ministry Committee is

sponsoring a collection of items for

distribution in Easter Food Baskets to

clients of the Buffalo Food Shelf.

The following items will be collected until

April 6, to be distributed to about 275

individuals and families on April 10:

boxes of instant potatoes

cans of fruit

ingredients for a Green Bean

Casserole Kit (cream of mushroom

soup, green beans, French Fried

Onions)

boxed dessert items

paper products (paper towels, toilet

paper)

Cash donations are really appreciated as

we can buy items through Second Harvest

and the Food Shelf at greatly reduced

prices.

Senior Service Project

Retirees are invited to help with the

packing of Easter Baskets on Wednesday,

April 9, from 1:00-2:30pm. Gather in

Fellowship Hall after the noon worship

service for a light snack followed by

assembly of bags for the Easter basket

project.

In May, Zionaires will plan for a

fellowship focused activity.

Serve Weekend Donations

The following items are being accepted in

the narthex for use during SERVE

Weekend projects:

Fleece fabric, both large and small

pieces, for blankets and cat mats

Pipe cleaners

Cupcake paper liners

Travel-sized toothpaste, soap, and

antiperspirant

Combs and brushes

Protein bars

BINGO prizes for senior citizens

SERVE Weekend

God’s Work. Our Hands.

Try a new way to SERVE.

SERVE with others from Zion,

meeting new people.

SERVE at Zion to go above and

beyond the normal day's duties.

SERVE in the community, putting

hands to work beyond Zion's walls.

On April 25-27, Zion will dedicate a weekend to serving in our community!

A full list of serving options is being sent to Zion households via email and a SERVE weekend brochure. They're all short-term, mostly 1-3 hours in length. Some opportunities will be especially suited for families with children, others for youth and adults. Look them over and choose something that fits for you.

Sign up online at ZionBuffalo.org/serve2014 or by turning in the paper registration form at the information desk. Don’t put this one off … the first 100 people to sign up will receive a bright gold "God's Work. Our Hands" t-shirt, celebrating 25 years of the ELCA rolling up its sleeves and getting to work.

On Friday and Saturday of SERVE weekend, all workers will meet at Zion for a brief sending service at 4pm or 6:30pm on Friday and 9am or 10am on Saturday before heading to a few hours of serving.

Truckload of Life Food Packing Event

The SERVE Weekend will culminate on Sunday, April 27, with a celebration of service during worship and the Truckload of Life food packing event at Zion.

Sunday school students and the congregation will be able to be part of this packing project. It is sponsored by Harvest of Hands and the Sunday school kids’ Change for Children project, and the packed meals will be distributed around the world through Outreach Inc. Kid's Care.

As of mid-March it is estimated that we will be packaging 50,000 meals at a cost of $12,500. Additional donations can be accepted through Wednesday, April 23, to increase the number of meals that can be packaged. Use a pew envelope and write Truckload of Life in the memo.

Sign up for the 9:30am and 11:30am Truckload of Life food packing shifts and the set-up and clean-up shifts is open to everyone and will be available online at ZionBuffalo.org/serve2014. Sunday school students will pack meals during their regular 8:30am or 10:30am class time.

If you have any questions about the truckload project, please contact Joy Arens or Kirsten Kelly.

to trust in Christ, grow in faith, and serve God’s world. 3

Music and Children

Wendy and John Lindlief lived in the Wadena area all their married lives. Their son and his family live in Eden Prairie where he teaches fifth grade and is head cross-country coach and assistant track and field coach. Their daughter works as a nurse anesthetist at the Buffalo Hospital and her family lives in St. Cloud.

Music and children are two of Wendy's passions. She started accompanying children's Sunday school and choirs in early junior high school at Faith Lutheran Church in Bagley, and later at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Wadena.

I love watching the children learning new songs and being excited about music! I also loved leading worship in two different settings where I involved kids, Jay Beech's "One Body Alive" and Marty Haugen's "Holden Service."

Wendy served on the Music and Worship Committee at Immanuel for many years, and is trained as a Stephen Minister.

I found this ministry to be a very vital aspect in the life of the church in reaching out and supporting its members.

When Wendy and John moved to Buffalo last May to be closer to their grown children and grandchildren, they decided that Zion would be a good fit for them.

John and I visited Zion several times and were always greeted and warmly welcomed every time we worshiped.

Before long, Carol Moore called Wendy to see if she would be interested in accompanying the SONshine Choir.

I was thrilled and didn't hesitate to say yes! Carol Moore does a fantastic job with the children in teaching them about the correct ways of singing, the importance of participating in worship, and making it fun for all to "make a joyful noise to the Lord!"

Wendy also enjoys singing in Zion's Senior Choir and playing clarinet in the Zion Wind Ensemble. She looks forward to getting more involved at Zion in the future, and might be interested in serving on the Worship and Music Committee.

Music is also central to Wendy's professional life. She is a former band director and has taught piano lessons since her children were in high school, when she resigned from teaching in school and started a full-time studio. Since moving to Buffalo she has continued the piano studio with new students. Wendy also loves to travel, read, cross-stitch, quilt, and spend warm summer afternoons on their pontoon.

Family Ring

In the Shadow of the Cross Musical friends ... family members …

people who say “I’ve always wanted to

try playing bells,” are all invited to join

the Family Ring bell choir and play for

Zion’s 5pm Good Friday Cross Crafts &

Family Worship. Anyone grade 4-adult

is welcomed.

Come to at least two of these

rehearsals:

Sunday, April 6, 9:30-10:15am

Wednesday, April 9, 4:30-5pm

Friday, April 18, 4-4:45pm

Sign up is necessary to assign parts.

Contact Sherilyn at 682.1245

or [email protected] or Jason

at [email protected].

God's Friday

Why would such a somber day in the

church be called "good?" The day that

was originally "God's Friday" or Holy

Friday becomes a day of reflection for

Christians. The story that begins on

Friday has a "good" ending that's

familiar to us on Easter Sunday.

Come to Zion on Good Friday evening,

April 18, for a 7pm worship service of

reflection. Hear scripture and readings

and sing familiar hymns that point us to

the live-giving cross of Christ. Zion's

Senior Choir will present portions of

The Seven Last Words of Christ by

Norwegian composer Knut Nystedt in

choruses and solos as well as other

meaningful choir anthems for the quiet

evening worship. As the sanctuary

darkens during this tenebrae service,

worshipers reflect on the love of Christ

that remains with us, even from the

cross.

Nursery care is available at these

services.

Worship Volunteers

It takes all of us to make things run

(Worship Volunteers continued on page 9)

Celebrating on Sundays

Creating Sunday morning experiences at Zion that invite, 4

Worship Services

8:30am traditional worship in the

sanctuary with nursery available,

Sunday school during the school year.

9:45am Family Express in Trinity Hall.

10:30am contemporary worship in the

sanctuary with nursery available,

Sunday school during the school year.

Lenten worship services are at noon and

6:30pm.

Lessons

Wednesday, April 2 Holden Evening Prayer

Pastor Luke Preaching

Sunday, April 6 Fifth Sunday in Lent

John 11:1-45

Pastor Ted Preaching

Wednesday, April 9 Holden Evening Prayer


Sunday, April 13 Palm Sunday

Matthew 26:14-26:66 and 27:11-54


Thursday, April 17 Maundy Thursday

John 13:1-17, 31b-35


Friday, April 18 Good Friday

John 18:1-19:42

The Seven Last Words of Christ

Sunday, April 20 Easter Day

Matthew 28:1-10 or John 20:1-18


Sunday, April 27 Second Sunday of Easter

John 20:19-31


welcome, engage and inspire people to live for Christ. 5

New Again

by Pastor Luke

Do you ever wish that you could “un-know” something? I’m not talking about merely forgetting it or pretending it never happened, but really and truly having it wiped completely from your memory. In certain cases, I can see how this would be a gift. For example, when I was in college I realized that if I started dating someone, it could possibly be the person I would end up marrying. Being the forward thinker I am and also determining that I wouldn’t sabotage my ‘tall’ genes with a short future wife and mother to my children, (I was quite the planner, I guess) I decided that 5'7" or taller would be my height requirement for any woman I would date. Along came Jessica and our first phone conversation. We have a nice chat and decide on plans for a first date. About to hang up, I quickly remembered my height requirement and hastily asked, “By the way, how tall are you?” “Oh, 5'6"-5'7"”, she says. Relieved, I respond, “Oh good, that will do…”

I wish Jess could “un-know” that little bit of our history, but at least I prepared her for a lifetime of awkward comments and foot-in-mouth moments. You can’t say she wasn’t warned!

I’m betting you thought of something in life you wish you could un-hear or un-see or un-know. We all do. But imagine the opportunity to experience something life-changing all over again. Holding your child the first time. Saying “I do” again. Having that last day with grandma or mom or dad again. How about an extraordinary God moment all over again? If you grew up in the church or in a family of faith, you likely heard many stories about God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and their workings in history and today. Those stories were only new to you once, and now that you’ve heard them, the endings, while amazing, are predictable.

This Lent, I have this nagging feeling that makes me want to un-know how it all ends, so I can do it all over again for the first time. Part of me wants to be in the midst of the triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the somber last supper with Jesus and his closest friends. I’d like to be surprised by Judas and his betrayal in the garden, to watch for the first time as Jesus heals the servant. I’d like to feel the disappointment of hearing Peter betray Jesus three times. I’d never want to witness what Jesus went through in his beating and torture, I’m sure I’d run away overwhelmed, but I’d feel the profound nature of his love as he endured that pain and cruelty because of his love for us. I want to feel and experience the animosity of the crowd as Jesus walked toward the hill, I want my world to be shattered by the sound of the hammer and nails as Jesus is put on the cross. I want to hear him say, “Father, forgive them, they know not what they do.” I want to see the sky turn black, to see the people realize what they have done.

Perhaps it seems morbid to want to experience all of that as though for the first time again, but only by entering wholly into the story does the reality of Lent

(New Again continued on page 9)

Births

March 15

Sydney Elizabeth Samuelson

Baptisms

February 16

Darren Keith Gerardy

March 2

Kaden Cauley Russell

Maevyn Jane Geyen

March 9

Zoe-Rae Madison Wabs

Jackson James Koehler

Funerals

February 14

Harold Dickson

Active Military

Cody Bauman

Stationed at Fort Knox, KY

Ryan Bonde

Lackland AFB, TX

Vinnie Pecarina

Stationed in Japan

Trey Wilson

Stationed in Norfolk, VA

Bradley Johnson

Stationed at Ft Drum, NY

Cory Nyholm

Stationed in Monterey, CA

Christopher Paulsen

Stationed in Norfolk, VA

Ben Pecarina

Stationed overseas

Doug Pecarina

Serving in the Army National Guard

Alex Euerle

Stationed in California

Kevin Osfar

Stationed in Japan

Will Dobbins

Deployed on the USS Peleliu

Greg Bremseth

Stationed at Ft Bliss, TX

Deanna Strommen

Stationed in Washington, DC

Fred Pierce

Stationed in Miramar, CA

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2014 Women's Spring Brunch

God, Girlfriends, and Chocolate

Saturday, May 3

Life is often called a journey, complete with all of the things we encounter on a spring road trip through Minnesota: open roads, rest stops, detours, potholes, and road closures. At this year's women's spring brunch, speaker Gaye Lindfors will share stories about some of those journeys. Through humor and heart-felt stories, she will highlight the three travel needs for our journey: God, girlfriends, and chocolate.

Gaye Lindfors has written a book of the same name, God, Girlfriends and Chocolate, which will be available for purchase after the Saturday brunch at Zion.

Gaye loves to laugh, and isn’t afraid to poke fun at her own mishaps. From growing up in a small farming community to living in the big city, she loves the stories that came from observing life in the real world. With humor, authenticity, and passion, she helps women develop a deeper faith life while they reconnect to what matters most. Musicians for the brunch will highlight the musical friendships of the Rainbow Singers, college friends Amanda Burgdorf and Katherine Lewiston, and workplace friends Angela Bengtson and Sherilyn Burgdorf.

Doors open at 9am on Saturday morning with the brunch beginning at 9:30. If you have a group of five or more, make a note when you register and there will be a table reserved for you. Invitation postcards are available at the information desk. Brunch is catered by Cornerstone Cafe in Monticello.

Laugh, chuckle, and discover how to experience the trip with joy, rather than just going along for the ride.

Check in with friends and family members to make sure they can come with you for a great morning's journey on May 3. Cost will be $10 for adults and $4 for children 12 and under. Sign up at the information desk, in the Zion office, or online at ZionBuffalo.org/women by April 23.

Connecting With Care

Kristin Lotthammer

Kristin and Brian Lotthammer have lived in Buffalo for 16 years, became members of Zion in 1999 and were married at Zion in 2000.

When we first moved to Buffalo, we began looking for a church to become members of. Pastor Ed Blair had us hooked in a moment’s time.

Kristin worked as the Director of Education for Change of Mind Learning Systems, a supplemental learning center, from 2000-2005. Cargill Scholars Program was a grant based program providing tutoring for 50 socially, economically diverse students in grades 4-8 in a variety of schools in Minneapolis.

Kristin and Brian now have two children, Cate (almost 11) and, Andrew (9), as well as a one-year-old yellow lab named Sunshine.

When the grant for the Cargill Scholars program ended in 2005, Kristin made a change and stayed home with the kids. She eventually found herself working a variety of part-time jobs.

I love each and every one of them, for different reasons. I teach Silver Sneakers Classes at Fitness Evolution, I teach tumbling to toddlers and preschoolers for Tammi's Tumbling Teddies, and I do some tutoring for children in grades K-6th grade. I am beyond blessed to say, I love and have loved all of my jobs!

Kristin has been involved with teaching Sunday school and helping with VBS at Zion for 4 years.

My love and passion for working with and teaching children has been a part of me for as long as I can remember. Getting involved in the Children's Ministry Program at Zion seemed like a perfect fit for me and the best of both worlds...working with children and teaching them about God!

Kristin is passionate about helping build the foundations of faith that Zion’s kids will hopefully carry for a lifetime.

It's a time for children to get together and celebrate God. A time to reinforce the teachings of Christ in which they should be learning at home. These children are our future, and the impact of faith and religion needs to be strong.

Kristin was asked to be part of the Children and Family Ministry Task Force to help create a job description for new employees on the CFM team.

As I sat in on the meetings, listened, and shared my input, I had a calling. It felt as it was all meant to be.

(Kristin Lotthammer continued on page 17)

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April Suppers

There’s a tasty meal waiting for you

every Wednesday from 5:00-6:15 in the

Fellowship Hall for a suggested

donation of $4 per plate/$15/family.

The best deal in town!

April 2: Sloppy Joes

April 9: Soup / Chili / Hog dog

April 16: No supper (Holy Week)

April 23: Baked Potatoes

April 30: Sub Sandwiches

Men's Softball

Please contact Myron

Crawford if you are

interested in being part

of the Churches for

Christ Softball League which plays

from May through July.

The Baptism Class

Anyone wishing to schedule a baptism is

asked to attend a class prior to the date

of the baptism. Expectant parents, as

well as those who already are parents,

may attend the class. Scheduling of

baptisms will take place at the class.

The next classes are Sunday, April 13,

and Sunday, June 13, at noon. Register

at ZionBuffalo.org/Baptism or by

calling the office.

… the best of both

worlds...working

with children and

teaching them

about God!

February 2014 Financial Report

General Services Fund

Income Feb 2014 YTD 2014 Feb 2013 YTD 2013 General Offering $55,936 $107,231 $57,747 $106,718

Rent and Sunday School 1,454 2,725 2,235 4,844

WedNite Supper Income 621 1,299 1,282 2,165

Missions and Hunger 1,114 2,021 1,216 2,035

Other Designations 1,560 2,369 6,568 6,858

Total Income $60,685 $115,645 $69,047 $122,620

Expenses Synod Benevolence $1,000 $2,000 $1,000 $2,000

Other General Services 65,429 144,786 57,395 141,717

Total Expenses $66,429 $146,786 $58,395 $143,717

Checkbook balance as of 2-28-2014: $8,769

A Promising Tomorrow/Building Fund

Income Feb 2014 YTD 2014 Feb 2013 YTD 2013 Offerings and Interest $14,246 $28,283 $17,971 $32,108

Other Receipts 0 0 0 0

Total Income $14,246 $28,283 $17,971 $32,108

Expenses Building Mortgage $15,869 $31,738 $15,869 $31,738

Bank Service Charge 0 0 0 0

Total Expenses $15,869 $31,738 $15,869 $31,738

Checkbook balance as of 2-28-2014: $17,689

Thank you for your continued support of God’s work at

Zion Lutheran Church this year.

Memorial Gifts Received

Gifts to the Memorial Fund in memory

of Frank Pfeifer from Betty Pfeifer and

Kent & Lynn Pfeifer.

Gift designated to kitchen remodeling in

memory of Howard Hohensee from an

anonymous donor.

Gift to the Memorial Fund from Judy

Sandeen.

Gift to the Memorial Fund in memory

of John Hoaglund from friends and

family.

Gifts to the Memorial Fund in memory

of Howard Hohensee from Dorothy

Schermeister and Karron Denk.

Gift designated to the electronic sign in

memory of Jerry & Gloria Moe from

their family.

Gift to the Zion Foundation in memory

of Howard Hohensee from Jason & Amy

Chalupnik.

Gift to the Zion Foundation in memory

of Harold Dickson from John

Halvorson.

Gifts to the Zion Foundation in memory

of Harold Dickson from Darrell

Anderson and Jud & Lee Ann Goerss.

Biweekly Email Option

In addition to the monthly newsletter

and ministry specific emails, a bi-

weekly update is now available which

includes information on a variety of

events and opportunities within the next

two weeks. Many households started

receiving these biweekly updates in

May, and others can sign up at

ZionBuffalo.org/subscribe.

Sunday Announcements

The relationships of our members with

one another bring a richness to our lives

and we want to foster these

relationships. If you would like your

church family to be aware of any

special celebrations in your life or the

lives of your loved ones, please let the

church office know by Thursday at

10am and we will include them in the

written announcement insert in the

bulletin.

Finance & Stewardship

Please support the advertisers who make this newsletter

possible: seekandfind.com/find/zion-lutheran-church/supporters

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New Member Orientation

The next New Member Orientation will be

held after lunch on Sunday, May 4. This

orientation to membership provides an

introduction to Zion ministries and staff,

an opportunity to meet others at Zion,

and a little about what it means to be

Lutheran. Those that decide to become

members will be formally received into

our congregation on Sunday, May 11.

Sign up online at ZionBuffalo.org/

membership or at the information desk.

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come into focus. The cross stands in sharp contrast on the horizon, beckoning us to come near and see what is happening. Again, imagine if this was the first time you heard the story. It must be over, Jesus is dead, God has lost.

Come and live the rest of the story for the first time again. Ask God to give you a fresh heart as we conquer death with Jesus. Prepare the way for the Lord as you join us for Easter!

God’s blessings,

Pastor Luke

(New Again continued from page 5)

smoothly for the extra worship services

during Lent and Holy Week.

Volunteers should plan to be here 15

minutes (acolytes, nursery, communion

servers) to 30 minutes (greeters, ushers,

parking lot) before the service.

Lenten Wednesday Services Sign up on the Table or contact Sherilyn

at 763.682.1245 or

[email protected]

Holy Week Please contact Sherilyn at 763.682.1245

or [email protected] to fill any

of these positions:

Maundy Thursday, April 17: Ushers,

Acolytes, Greeters, & Communion

Assistants (grades 7-8) at noon and

6:30pm.

Thursday, April 17: Bulletin stuffers

(Easter bulletins) at 1pm.

Good Friday, April 18: Help with

Cross Crafts/Family Worship at

5:00pm,

Good Friday, April 18: Ushers,

Acolytes, Nursery Assistants at

7:00pm.

Saturday, April 19: Easter garden

flower set up at 10:30am.

Easter Sunday, April 20: Ushers,

Communion Servers, Altar Guild,

Greeters, Acolytes, parking lot

attendants, & Nursery workers at

7:00, 8:30, 9:45, 10:30, 10:45 am.

(Worship Volunteers continued from page 4)

Giving Appreciated Assets

When most people think of making a financial gift to their church, they think of giving cash or writing a check. This is usually giving from one’s current income. But you may want to consider giving appreciated assets rather than cash. There can be tremendous benefits for both.

Our congregation can receive gifts of appreciated assets; donors can deduct the full market value at the time of the gift, not just the original investment cost. Examples of assets that can be given to Zion as charitable gifts at anytime are:

Stock

Publicly traded stock that is listed on the NY Stock Exchange, American Stock Exchange or Over the Counter (NASDAQ) Exchange-perhaps the best type of gift because it is valued each and every day.

Shares in Mutual Funds

Same approach as stock.

Private Stock

Stock that is closely held in private companies by partners, family members.

Farmland and Real Estate

Land that has appreciated in value and has no encumbrances (mortgages or liens).

Collectibles

Artwork, coin and stamp collections.

Commodities

Grain, cotton, livestock, etc.

These other ways to give may be very beneficial to both Zion and to you, the giver. If you would like to talk about these options, please contact either Pastor Ted or Pastor Luke, or talk with your financial advisor about your wishes.

Wednesday April 9

9:30am Women's Bible Study

12:00pm Lenten Worship

2:45pm Class Ring

3:45pm Ring Forth

3:45pm SONshine Choir

3:45pm Kids Place

4:30pm Family Ring Rehearsal

4:45pm Joy Choir

5:00pm Wednesday Night Supper

5:15pm Youth Choir


7:15pm Joyful Ringers

7:15pm Property Committee Meeting

7:15pm Harvest of Hands Crafts

7:30pm Graceland Senior High Youth

Group

7:30pm Senior Choir

7:30pm Branding Task Force Meeting

Thursday April 10

8:00am Men Seeking Wisdom Bible

Study

10:00am Easter Basket Set-up/Assembly

3:30pm Easter Basket Distribution

6:30pm Old Testament Bible Class

Friday April 11

7:00pm Friday Night Fun Night

Saturday April 12

9:00am Anniversary of Baptism

Celebration

Sunday April 13

Palm Sunday

8:30am Traditional Worship Service

8:30am Sunday School

9:30am Coffee Fellowship

9:45am Family Express Worship

10:30am Contemporary Worship Service



12:00pm Baptism Class

Monday April 14

8:30am Men's Bible Study

9:00am Quilters

9:00am Women's Ministry Planning

Committee Meeting

6:15pm First Sunday Rehearsal

7:00pm Zion Book Club

Tuesday April 15

9:30am Staff Meeting

9:30am Naomi Circle

5:30pm Stewardship Meeting

7:00pm Jubilee Rehearsal

7:00pm Vision Team Meeting

Wednesday April 16

No Supper (Holy Week)


2:45pm Class Ring

3:45pm Ring Forth


3:45pm Kids Place

4:45pm Joy Choir

5:15pm Youth Choir

5:45pm Worship & Music Committee

Meeting

6:00pm Baking Communion Bread


7:00pm Senior Choir

7:30pm Church Council Meeting

Thursday April 17

Maundy Thursday


Study

12:00pm Maundy Thursday Worship

6:30pm Maundy Thursday Worship

Friday April 18

Good Friday

12:00pm Ecumenical Good Friday

Service at Buffalo Presbyterian

Church

4:00pm Family Ring Rehearsal

5:00pm Cross Crafts & Worship

7:00pm Good Friday Tenebrae Worship

Service

Saturday April 19

90:30am Brass & Bells Rehearsal

10:30am Easter Garden set up

Sunday April 20

Sanctuary Sunday

Worship services listed on page 11

5:30am Easter Breakfast Set-up

ZionBuffalo.org/Calendar 10

Tuesday April 1



Wednesday April 2



2:45pm Class Ring

3:45pm Ring Forth


3:45pm Kids Place

4:45pm Joy Choir


5:15pm Youth Choir



7:30pm Graceland Senior High Group

7:30pm Senior Choir

7:30pm Branding Task Force Meeting

Thursday April 3


Study


Friday April 4

6:00am Friday Breakfast Crew

Saturday April 5

Sunday April 6

Holy Communion at 8:30, 9:45, & 10:30




9:30am Family Ring Rehearsal





11:30am TIM Team

Monday April 7


9:00am Quilters


Tuesday April 8

9:00am Harvest of Hands Crafts


6:00pm Outreach Committee

7:00pm Finance Committee Meeting

7:00pm Global Missions Committee


April 2014

Monday April 21

Office Closed


Tuesday April 22

9:00am Harvest of Hands Crafts


11:00am AED Training


Wednesday April 23

9:00am Newsletter Assembly

9:30am Devotions at Lake Ridge


10:30am Devotions at Park View

2:45pm Class Ring

3:45pm Ring Forth


3:45pm Kids Place

4:45pm Joy Choir


5:15pm Youth Choir

6:00pm Confirmation


7:00pm Senior Choir

7:00pm Foundation Meeting

7:00pm Harvest of Hands Crafts

7:30pm Children & Family Ministry

Team Meeting


Group

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Thursday April 24


Study


6:30pm Youth Board

Friday April 25

Zion Serve Weekend

Saturday April 26

Zion Serve Weekend

Sunday April 27

Zion Serve Weekend



9:30am Truckload of Life






11:45am Truckload of Life

Monday April 28


9:00am Quilters


7:00pm Personnel Committee Meeting

Tuesday April 29



Wednesday April 30


2:45pm Class Ring

3:45pm Ring Forth


3:45pm Kids Place

4:45pm Joy Choir


5:15pm Youth Choir

6:00pm Confirmation


7:00pm Senior Choir


Group

Easter Sunday ~ April 20 Easter Breakfast will be served in Fellowship Hall from 7:30am

Traditional Worship 7:00am in Trinity Hall

8:30am in the Sanctuary

Contemporary Worship 9:45 in Trinity Hall

10:30 in the Sanctuary

10:45 in Trinity Hall

All worship services will include Holy Communion.

The Easter Garden will be set up in the Sanctuary.

Services in Trinity Hall will be allergy-free.

photo by Jon Holtz

Director of Youth Ministries

Myron Crawford

763-682-1245 ext. 308

[email protected]

Engage. Grow. Proclaim.

Zion Youth Ministries exists to

engage youth, help them grow

and proclaim faith in Christ.

Friday Breakfast Crew

Senior High Students are invited to

Perkins on Friday, April 4, at 6am, for

a chance to check-in, have good food

and great conversation.

Don’t forget to bring money for food

and a tip for our great servers!

Youth Board

The Youth Board meeting is moved to

Thursday, April 24 at 6:30pm because

of Maundy Thursday service.

TIM Team

TIM Team (Teens in Mission) will meet

on Sunday, April 6, at 11:30 in the

Café Corner.

Confirmation Classes

Due to Lent, there will NOT be

Confirmation Classes on April 2, 9 or

16. Classes will resume on April 23.

Everything Else

Check the website for Graceland and

Confirmation schedules:

ZionBuffalo.org/youth

1 Timothy 4:12

Don’t let anyone look down on

you because you are young, but set

an example for the believers in speech,

in life, in love, in faith and in purity.

Youth & Children’s

Confirmation Classes are Changing

Zion has had a tradition of a two year Confirmation class, which has been for 7th and 8th graders. Zion is excited to announce that beginning in September 2014, confirmation will “re:form” to a three year program! This means that confirmation will be for 6th, 7th and 8th grade.

Currently, the curriculum includes one year of Bible and one year of Lutheran Theology/Doctrine. With the opportunity of going to three years, we will be able to focus on a three-year rotational plan, with year A focusing on Old Testament, year B focusing on New Testament and year C focusing on Lutheran theology and doctrine.

To help make this transition successful, many volunteers will be needed to assist as confirmation guides, musicians, readers and more. Please pray and consider stepping up into one of these roles.

An Intro to Confirmation will be held on Wednesday, May 28, at 6pm in the Sanctuary. This will be for all students who will be in 6th and 7th grades this fall and their parents. This will also be the first night to register for the fall program and to answer any questions.

2015 Senior High Summer Trip

If you are currently in 8th-11th grade, you are invited to come to Zion’s Fellowship Hall on Wednesday, May 28, at 7:15pm to hear more details about the 2015 summer trip to the ELCA Youth Gathering. This will be the first opportunity to sign up for this amazing event and answer any questions.

The ELCA Youth Gathering only happens every three years. Over 37,000 students from throughout the country come Rise Up Together” to do faith formation, share fellowship, play, sing, serve, and learn.

It is an opportunity for youth to engage in worship and fellowship with peers from across the United States and the world who share a common commitment and faith in Christ.

The Youth Gathering will be held July 15-19, 2015, in Detroit, MI at Ford Field.

ZionBuffalo.org/Youth 12

Children in Worship

On Wednesday, April 9, at 6:30 pm, there's an extra reason for families and children to come to Zion's Wednesday Lenten worship. After special music from the SONshine Choir and the children's message, children will join Marsha, Kristin and Kirsten for a short Bible lesson and craft in Fellowship Hall for the remainder of the service. The Zion staff is searching for ways to involve children in both worship and education on Sunday mornings. We'll be listening for comments from children, parents, and all worshipers on April 9 to see if this might be a good format to use on Sundays beginning next fall.

Palm Sunday Special Music

Sunday School children will be singing in worship on Palm Sunday, April 13. Kids will sing at their normal Sunday school hour.

8:30 students will sing "Hosanna Loud Hosanna" with the Senior Choir

10:30 students will sing "All Creatures of our God and King."

Watch the Sunday school web page and your email for practice links for each song.

Good Friday Cross Crafts and Worship

A brief family worship service will be held at 5pm on Good Friday, April 18, followed by crafts based around the cross. Make a rugged cross, bake a bread stick cross and see what other surprises we have in store! Kids of all ages are welcome to attend.

Adults and youth, contact Kirsten to volunteer at a craft station.

VBS Registration & Bible Buddy Hunt

VBS is coming June 9-13 from 9-Noon! Early registration will be open on Wednesday, April 9. Music CDs and t-shirts will be available on April 28 for those who register by Wednesday, April 23. Help staff to plan better by wiping out walk-in registrations ... tell your friends to sign up EARLY!

Bible Buddy Hunt

A Bible Buddy Hunt begins on March 30! A picture of one of the Bible Buddies will be hiding around the church building on each of the last 5 weeks

of Sunday School. Clues will be given in Sunday school large group time, and once kids find the

buddy, they can report back to the Sunday school office and receive a prize! Get excited for Weird Animals VBS!

VBS Volunteers can register online at ZionBuffalo.org/vbs.

Director of Children & Family Ministry

Kirsten Kelly

763-682-1245 x331

[email protected]

Children & Family Ministry Assistants

Marsha Watkins

Kristin Lotthammer

Jason Prigge

763-682-1245 x308

[email protected]

[email protected]

ZionBuffalo.org/Children 13

Sunday School Calendar

April 6: "Holy Week" - Change for

Children Crazy Hair/Hat Day (4th

Grade Books of the Bible)

April 13: "Empty Tomb" - Last day of

Change for Children (Dress Your

Best) - Kids sing in worship for Palm

Sunday

April 20: Sanctuary Sunday (Easter)

April 27: Truckload of Life Meal

Packing

Zion Day Camp

Early registration for children planning to

attend ZDC is available online at

ZionBuffalo.org/zdc. Reserve your space

now for summer 2014 (even if you don’t

know your exact schedule yet).

ZDC is a Christian-based summer care for

kids ages 5 through 12. It is flexible, can

be full or part time, is open from 6:30am-

6pm, and has a flat daily rate of $25.

Anniversary of Baptism

Everyone who celebrated their child’s

baptism at Zion in the last year is invited

to the Anniversary of Baptism event

on Saturday, April 12, from 9-10:30am.

Join other families as we talk about what

it means to practice faith in the home and

begin spiritual traditions with your

children. Gain some practical ideas about

how to celebrate and remember your

child's baptism each year! Breakfast

snacks included, and childcare is available

upon request. RSVP to Kirsten by

April 9.

Facilities Staffing Update

Zion is currently in an interim status with

our Facilities team and would like to

thank Lyle Jans, Joel Mackereth, and

Kelsey Mackereth for stepping up to help.

The pastors along with the personnel

committee and staff are working on

creating the best scenario to maintain and

care for the building and grounds for the

long term. It may be that we hire along

the same model we have had for the last

few years, or we may retool the positions

and try something new. Either way, we

will be posting revised job descriptions in

the near future and hope to begin

interviewing by the start of May.

Any questions can be addressed to the

personnel committee or Pastor Luke.

More than a Day

How much do you know about Easter?

Adapted from the Winter 2014 issue of

the Thrivent Magazine by Karen Worner

Easter. For many, it’s a day to get

dressed up in new clothes and go to

church. It’s filling Easter baskets and

baking a ham. However, for Christians,

the Easter celebration isn’t a single day.

Easter Sunday, the celebration of the

resurrection of Jesus Christ and one of the

most significant Christian holy days, is the

realization of God’s promise of eternal

life. The preparation for Easter actually

starts 40 days earlier on Ash Wednesday,

which begins the season called Lent. The

last days of Lent, from Palm Sunday to

Holy Saturday, are known as Holy Week.

After Easter is a season called Eastertide,

the 50 days from Easter to Pentecost

Sunday. While not all Christian churches

recognize these days and seasons in the

same way, many Christians are familiar

with them. See what you know, or learn

something new:

Where does the word “Easter” come from? Surprisingly, there’s no definitive answer.

It might have come from the Anglo-Saxon

word “ostre,” which means some believe

meant ”the month of opening.” Or it

(More than a Day continued on page 15)

Keeping a Busy Building Running

Joel and Laurie Mackereth have been members of Zion since 1985, and have three grown daughters who were baptized at Zion.

We cherish the memories of all the activities our three children participated in as they grew up in Zion.

Joel is recently retired from 28 years of service as a Sheriff’s Deputy for Wright County, mostly with the Water Patrol. He also served in the US Navy as a Hospital Corpsman for 20 years.

Since retirement, I’ve been able to tackle those home projects that have been put off for years, along with many yard projects. Retirement has also given me more time to devote to my family and friends.

The Mackereth family enjoys biking, camping, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, fishing, and canoeing/camping the BWCA. On the cold days of winter or rainy days of summer, Joel spends time in his wood shop building “whatever comes in handy.”

Being involved in ministries at Zion used to revolve around what daughters Kailan, Kelsey, and Kiley were doing at Zion.

As they were growing up, we were involved in a lot of different youth group activities: mission trips, youth choirs, handbell choir, canoeing adventures on the Namekagon River, and biking trips on the Cannon River bike path.

One thing that Joel values at Zion is the blessing of having a spacious building that can accommodate bringing hearts and hands together to serve God’s people.

This facility is enjoyed by members of Zion and is openly shared with many organizations and groups of people from our local community. I enjoy meeting and working with people of all ages and watching diverse groups come together to work as one cohesive group. This allows us to grow both personally and as a church family; we do so many good things for others and the community.

Part of Joel’s responsibility when he served on the church council from 2004 to 2006 was working with the Property Committee.

I chose the Property Committee because I connected with the opportunity to be able to tinker with whatever needs fixing, help analyze our current needs, and offer ideas for future growth. Serving on the Council and the Property Committee was a great way to meet more people and to help our church meet the needs of its members in serving God’s mission.

Joel and Laurie have both enjoyed helping out with coffee fellowship, the Lutefisk Dinner, and

(Busy Building continued on page 15)

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… a great way to meet

more people and to

help our church meet

the needs of its

members in serving

God’s mission.

Nancy Olson

Nancy Olson has been a member of Zion for about five years. She and daughter Zoe began attending worship services when they spent weekends at their lake home just north of Buffalo.

I distinctly remember the first time we visited Zion, we were greeted by Sherilyn. At the time I didn't fully realize all the great that was to come, but now do, and am very thankful!

When they decided to make Buffalo their full-time home, Zion became their new church home.

That was five years ago, we never look back on that decision, not even with the challenges this unruly winter has presented!

Nancy has been the owner of City Image Salon in Eagan for 25 years. She has had other business interests, but the salon is now her full-time focus.

I truly enjoy what I do. Listening and problem solving are my greatest strengths and after 25 years of doing so, I still find a good challenge extremely motivating!

Connecting with others is a special interest and of much importance to Nancy. She has just begun a three-year term on Zion's council. and looks forward to learning more about the ministries at Zion and how she can best fulfill her commitment to serve the members of Zion.

I am honored to serve on the Zion church council. I have a sincere commitment to the efforts Zion continues to embark upon. I would like to help others find their place in our Zion community as Zoe and I have been so fortunate to do.

I would like to

help others find

their place in our

Zion

community ...

could have come from the Old German

word “auferstehung,” which meant

“resurrection”.

Why does Easter’s date change every year? The early church debated whether they

should celebrate Easter on the same day

each year like Christmas or whether it

should be a “moveable feast”. Since

Sunday was associated with the

Resurrection (three days after the

crucifixion, in A.D. 325, the church

decided to make Easter the first Sunday

after the first full moon that follows the

March equinox.

What is “Maundy Thursday” and what does “Maundy” mean? “Maundy Thursday”, which occurs three

days before Easter Sunday, comes from

the Latin –mandatum novum, which

means “new commandment.” At the last

supper, Jesus told His disciples: “A new

commandment I give you, that you love

one another.” (John 13:34)

What is Pentecost? Pentecost Sunday celebrates the coming

of the Holy Spirit 50 days after the

Resurrection. Before Jesus was crucified,

He told His disciples that the Holy Spirit

would come after He died (John 14:16-

18). Fifty days after Jesus was

resurrected, His disciples felt the presence

of the Holy Spirit and began to proclaim

the Gospel of the risen Christ (Acts 2:1-

41).

To learn what you know about Easter or

learn something new, go to Thrivent.com/

magazine. For more information about

Thrivent Financial and all their financial

products, contact Mark Worner

(More than a Day continued from page 14)

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with making tasty omelets for Harvest of Hands. With the children now off building their own nests, Joel has kept busy by helping more with building and grounds maintenance and repairs at Zion.

In his retirement, Joel started working part-time with the city of Buffalo in the Utility Department, and he has been called to serve Zion’s facility and people in a new way, as part of the interim maintenance staff team.

He was surprised to find out just how busy Zion’s facility is. Zion opens it doors to a multitude of activities not only Sundays, but all through the week both day and night. Some activities are specific to Zion’s ministry, and others involve many organizations and groups of people from our community.

With all these groups occupying Zion’s structure, the staff is constantly and continuously engaged in organizing room schedules, preparing and maintaining every room, setting up and taking down furniture and supplies for events, and cleaning up after those events. This is in addition to all of the general things that need to be done on a daily basis to maintain a clean, orderly, and welcoming facility.

(Busy Building continued from page 14)

Our Mission... Zion seeks to

Share Christ’s Word,

Strengthen faith, and

Serve those in need.

Our Vision… Helping people experience the joy of

life in Christ by:

1. Celebrating on Sundays:

Creating Sunday morning experiences that invite, welcome, engage and inspire people to live for Christ.

2. Living God’s Call:

Engaging people in a process of discipleship which inspires them to

trust in Christ, grow in faith, and serve God’s world.

3. Connecting with Care:

Creating a community where people are connected in relationships and

supported in need.

Poet in Residence at Redeemer Lutheran

The following is an adapted excerpt from an article by Katherine Parent, of Redeemer Lutheran Church. A reprint of the entire article can be found online at ZionBuffalo.org/redeemer.

Joe Davis grew up in a nondenominational Pentecostal church in North Dakota, where his parents were active members. In college at Minot State, Joe began to go on spring break service trips with the campus ministry. The campus pastor, who happened to be Lutheran, encouraged Joe to become a peer minister. Her mentoring helped him grow in faith and as a leader, and the ELCA became an important part of his life. While speaking at a ELCA youth event in college, Joe saw Redeemer member Agape* (Dave Scherer) perform Christian hip hop. The two became friends, and Dave became an informal mentor for Joe, helping him make connections and gain performance experience.

After he graduated in 2013, and attending the month-long Tribeca Summer

(Poet in Residence continued on page 17)

Easter Plant Fundraiser

Every year Zion has a beautiful display of all kinds of different plants and blooming flowers for our Sunday morning Easter Services. The plants/flowers are usually given in memory of or in honor of someone special to you and/or your family. It is a nice way to recognize your loved ones and to show gratitude for God’s many blessings.

For those with allergies, the Sunrise service at 7am and the 9:45 and 10:45am contemporary services in Trinity Hall will be flower-free.

A list of plant donors will be published in the bulletin on Easter Sunday.

Selected plants can be ordered through a Property Committee fundraiser. Order forms are available online and from the church office. Place your order by March 31 for guaranteed selection, or by April 13 with possible substitution. Proceeds will benefit kitchen upgrades.

If you would like to order directly from a florist or purchase from a grocery store or discount store, flowers should have your name on them and be delivered to Zion by 10am on Saturday, April 19. Please let the office know you will be providing your own plant using the form available online or at the information desk.

The plants are arranged on Saturday, April 19, at 10:30am. If you can help, please feel free to stop in and lend a hand.

All plants can be picked up after the 10:30 Easter Sunday worship service or on Tuesday, April 22. The church is closed on Monday, April 21.

ZionBuffalo.org/easter

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Harvest of Hands

Harvest of Hands is an annual event held

at Zion to feed the hungry in our own

community and around the world.

Proceeds of the 2014 sale will benefit the

Buffalo Food Shelf and a global hunger

project.

Craft groups work on a variety of projects

throughout the year in preparation for the

annual sale in November.

The Wednesday evening group will

work on creating cards, envelopes,

and iris folding items like cards and

pictures on April 9 and 23. During

Lent they meet after worship at

7:15pm.

The Tuesday morning group will meet

on April 8 and 22 at 9am.

All are welcome at the craft groups,

either to work on the planned projects or

to bring your own projects and enjoy the

evening with friends. Join us for fun,

fellowship, and a sense of

accomplishment. Both groups meet in the

Wilderness Room.

Crafters can also work on projects at

home. Supplies are available for home

projects. Contact Joy Arens for more

information.

Harvest of Hands is again

sponsoring a food packaging

event in April, this year as

part of the congregation-wide

SERVE Weekend (see page 3

for more details).

Are You Expecting?

If you or someone you know at Zion is

expecting a baby, please notify Dawn or

Ann in the office so that we can keep

record of your due date. This will help

our staff to connect with you and allow

the Birth to Age 3 Ministry Team to know

when to have your new Splash newsletter

available. We will also place a birth rose

on the altar shortly after the birth of your

child once we hear of their arrival. After

the new year, plans will be made to start

a home-visit team and then this rose will

be delivered to your home along with your

Baptism Bundle. Thanks for your

partnership on this journey!

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Kristin applied for and was hired as one of Zion’s Children’s and Family Ministry Coordinators.

I have only been a staff member for 3 months, but wow! is all I can say. It is the most welcoming, warm, atmosphere. The other staff immediately make you feel like family. It has surprised me how hard each and every staff member works at Zion, going above and beyond their call of duty. The support for one another is so evident, Zion staff is definitely a team and works together great! I am so honored and blessed to be part of this team at Zion. I love coming to work each day and experiencing something new every Sunday!

It is important to Kristin to get parents and families involved in ministry.

I feel it is our job to help keep families informed, help train them, and provide opportunities for families to interact with their children in a spiritual way. Families and the church need to have an amazing partnership and be ready for some great teamwork in raising these children.

Volunteering and being active in the community beyond Zion is also important to Kristin. She volunteers in her children’s classrooms, serves as the Volunteer Coordinator and PTO President at Northwinds Elementary, and helps with her children’s sporting events. At Zion she has also volunteered in the Food for Friends ministry.

Kristin also enjoys family time, running, exercise classes at the health club, hiking, biking, enjoying the lake, anything outdoors (except for this winter), spending time with friends, and going on vacation.

(Kristin Lotthammer continued from page 7)

Project in New York, Joe felt drawn back to Redeemer. Joe enjoys this job at Redeemer because he feels free to fully focus on and explore his “passion for relational service through creative expression.” He loves to build relationships, which in turn inspire his poetry.

This spring, Joe is excited to start a series of open mic nights at Venture North. For years, he has loved organizing open mics, where people can share poetry, music and stories. In his experience, when people open their hearts to a listening audience, something very special can happen—a deep, healing connection.

(Poet in Residence continued from page 16)

Families and the

church need to have

an amazing

partnership and be

ready for some great

teamwork in raising

these children.

The Voice

A monthly publication of Zion Lutheran Church

Upcoming Deadlines

April 14 at 8am for May Issue

May 17 at 8am for June Issue

Editor: Angela Bengtson

[email protected]

This Month’s Cover

Emily, Anna & Lucy on Pajama Day in March

Contact Us

[email protected]

www.ZionBuffalo.org

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-

4:30pm (closes at noon summer Fridays)

Ph 763.682.1245 / Fax 763.684.1967

1200 Highway 25 South, Buffalo (across

from 13th St S.)

PO Box 88, Buffalo, MN 55313

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Zion Staff

Ted Vanderpan: Senior Pastor

ext. 304 | [email protected]

Luke Schmidt: Pastor of Congregational Life


Sherilyn Burgdorf: Shared Ministry Director


Kirsten Kelly: Director of Children & Family


Marsha Watkins: CFM Coordinator


Kristin Lotthammer: CFM Coordinator


Jason Prigge: Interim CFM Assistant

Myron Crawford: Director of Youth Ministries


Jim Onstad: Youth Staff

Dawn Bestick: Office Administrator / Receptionist


Ann Lyons: Office Administrator / Receptionist


Angela Bengtson: Communications & Membership


Missy Peterson & Angie Smith: Nursery Staff

Aimee Bogren & Kathleen Schlink: Kids’ Place Staff

Michael Walsh: Coordinator of Music

Bob Strommen: Sound System Coordinator

Jay Comstock: Video Technician

Congregational Council

Kelly Hanson

Alisa Ireland

Deana Jeske

Sarah Klett

Tom Moline

Heather Moseley

Mike Newman

Nancy Olson

Harley Pommier

Thomas Stanforth

Dave Tauscher

Kristin Wilson

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Buffalo, MN 55313

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Wendy Lindlief 4

New Again 5

Women’s Brunch 6

Kristin Lotthammer 7

Confirmation Changes 12

Good Friday Cross Crafts 13

Joel Mackereth 14

Nancy Olson 15

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