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Peace Lutheran ChurchPeace Council

Tom Gardner

P. O. Box 5

Barrett, MN 56311

320-528-6278

tgardgmc@runestone.net

Leon Johnson

19330 150th AveBarrett, MN 56311

320-528-2304

fruidnits@runestone.net

Brenda Long

19594 120th St

Herman, MN 56248

320-246-3237

long@runestone.net

Jennifer McLaughlin

107 6th St. South

Hoffman, MN 56339

320-986-2139

mikejen@runestone.net

Charles Johnson

16357 County Road 2

Barrett, MN 56311

320-528-2289cjfarmv1@runestone.net

Gwen Rollofson

311 Hawkins Ave E

Barrett, MN 56311

320-528-2524

rollofso@runestone.net

Marilyn Frykman

21398 140th AveBarrett, MN 56311

320-528-2359

dfrykman@runestone.net

Lois Scherer

26873 Grand View Road #1

Elbow Lake, MN 56531

218-685-446

loisscherer@gmail.com

SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS

Vacation Bible School will be held Sunday, August 7

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through Thursday, August 11

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from 5:00 to 8:00 pm at

Peace Lutheran Church.

Our theme this year is One

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Way Caf which begins

with registration and a kid-friendly meal at 5 pm. We

have an opening filled with music and skits, followed by

four centers: Bible Stories, Crafts, Games, and Snacks.

We wrap up the evening with a closing.

We are looking for volunteers for teaching, group

leaders, meal servers, decorators, actors, musicians, and

at our registration table.

We will be sending out registration forms, a list of

volunteer opportunities, and a want list in the very near

future.

Please consider helping out with our VBS program

any

amount of time will be appreciated so much Give me a

call

Thank you in advance,

Joyce Hanson, Director

Peace Sunday School

320-528-2354 (home)

320-304-0727 (cell)

baskets@runestone.net(email)

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mailto:baskets@runestone.netmailto:baskets@runestone.netmailto:baskets@runestone.net

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JULY 2016

Peace Lutheran Church Council Meeting Minutes May 11th, 2016 6:00p.m.

Called to order at 6:05 p.m. by vice chairman, Leon J. Absent: Tom G. and Gwen R.

We gather in Gods name: Devotions by Pastor Don from Bishop Wohlrabes Healthy Congregations series.

Focus on our strengths not our weakness at Peace. Council discussion held regarding assets here at Peace.Kyrie's and Gloria's: Collective sharing of our highs and lows from the past month.

We celebrate our past, our history as Gods people: Secretarys report reviewed. Financial data reviewed with

questions re: scholarship funding from the Berheim Fund {$562.90}. Interested students are to be directed to

church administrator, Sandy P. Leon gave an update re: parking lot payments. Pastors Report: Pastor Don has

been continuing his member visits and also taking part in interviews with the confirmation class and their families.

Per Pastor Dons report, there is a very positive response with all visits. Motion made by Jennifer M with a second

by Brenda L to accept supporting reports. MC

We look to the future: Brief report/discussion on call committee correspondence.

We offer up our concerns of the past (old business):Spring clean-up- Leon will coordinate with Terry and communicate date, time, supplies and amount of volun-

teers needed. Goal early June.

Confirmation- May 15th, 2016 Upon Pastor Dons and Jennifers recommendation {interviews and class

work}; the class of students is prepared for confirmation. Lexi Danner, John Stewart, Teigan Moritz,

Danika Deidrich and Jordan Nohre. Unanimous council approval.

Church Bus Drivers: discussion on the merits of paid staff to drive the bus starting in September. Discussion

tabled until June council meeting pending further study.

Youth Committee- Pastor Don will work on forming a lay support group for the youth ministries.

Mission Statement- Discussion re: finalizing a mission statement to present to the congregation with a council

work time set prior to June council meeting. Meeting set for 5:30 p.m. on June 8th

to gather council inputand complete.

Old Settlers Worship service- Pastor Don, Karen, Leon, Orlo Thompson and Sandy will work on the service.

We offer up our concerns for the future (new business):

Motion made by Brenda to begin our summer worship schedule at 9:30 on May 29 th, 2016 with a second by

Lois H. MC

One camper from Peace going to Luther Crest. Will use Peace social media to connect with youth who are

interested.

Will use Peace social media to communicate community events: Heather Norris Benefit.

Prayers offeredfor Sharolyn and for the family of Joan Larson.

Shared the Peace:

Motion made by Jennifer with a second by Brenda to adjourn meeting.

M. Frykman, Secretary

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110amFaithful Folders

2Open HouseJeremy & SoJohnson P11am-3pm

Leon JohnsonFarm

39:30am Worship

4 5 6 7Hoffman/BarrettBlood DriveMessiah LutheranChurch1-7pm

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Serving in July

Work Group #1

Doug & Marilyn Frykman

Bob & Irene Shervey

Altar Guild

Karen Ellis

Colleen Spittle

Servers

` July 3rd: Nancy and Marvin Simar

Ardis and John Paulson

July 10th Marilyn and Doug Frykman

Kathy Dahl

July 17th Marlene and Jeff Dreier

Marlys and Mike Kniss

July 24th Anita and Joel Volker and family

Jodi and Craig Schroeder and family

July 31st Annabelle and Dwaine Olson

Nancy Waugh

Ushers

July 3rd: Nancy and Marvin Simar

Ardis and John Paulson

July 10th Marilyn and Doug Frykman

Kathy Dahl

July 17th Marlene and Jeff Dreier

Marlys and Mike Kniss

July 24th Anita and Joel Volker and family

Jodi and Craig Schroeder and family

July 31st Annabelle and Dwaine Olson

Nancy Waugh

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Personal Care KitsWhen LWR distributes Personal Care Kits, its often to people whohave lost everything. In the wake of an earthquake, or having fledfrom violence as their homes were overtaken, they clasp a towelfrom a faraway place, with a bar of soap, a toothbrushand washing

up, they know that they have not been forsaken by the world. Thevery simple gesture of giving a Personal Care Kit can give someonethe encouragement to start anew, starting with a bath.You can shareGods grace and love by providing that simple comfort.

Baby Care KitsBaby Care Kit from LWR is like a promise. It says to that baby, Yourneeds will not be neglected by this world. You matter to us. Whenyou send Baby Care Kits, you provide encouragement by welcomingthese little ones into an international community that cares.

Baby Care Kits are distributed as part of emergency and reliefefforts, to be sure, but they are also given out as part of LWR healthinitiatives to encourage women to seek prenatal care. One suchinitiative in Mali provided training for local prenatal health careworkers, who were given Baby Care Kits to distribute when they as-sisted with births. These kinds of programs help more babies in ru-ral, poor areas receive a healthy start in life. We hope you will join usin this effort!

Fabric KitsTeach a person to sew and youve given them tools they can use toearn an income, support their family, and break out of poverty.Manyof the thousands of Fabric Kits Lutheran World Relief distributes areused in vocational training programs to teach young men and wom-en useful and marketable sewing skills.

School KitsWhy school supplies? To the children who receive School Kits,thesesupplies mean the difference between getting an education ornot.Public school is usually free, but in the places where LWRworks, even a few required supplies, like pens and paper, may bemore than many families can afford.

And when parents can only afford to send one of their children toschool, girls rarely get priorityyetthe education level of mothershas the biggest impact on development.

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PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH

PO Box 206

Barrett MN 56311

Office: 320-528-2536 email: Office@PeaceBarrett.org Church: www.peacebarrett.org

218 Church Street PO Box 206 Barrett, MN 56311

AUGUST WELCA MEETING:

Annual WELCA Picnic

Wednesday, August 10 at 12:00 noon

Potluck*

*dishes, utensils and beverages provided

The Picnic Shelter at Sandy Beach, Barre Lake

Pastor Dawn Reisig will be our guest speaker:

"The Gi of Laughter"

We encourage women of all ages to join us!

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