1 MAY 2020 Volume 20, Issue 5 NEW LIFE & LITTLE BETHANY WORSHIP OPPORTUNTIES Sunday School Kids Power in Christ at NLLC 9:00 a.m. Sept-May Youth Group at NLLC Check the Youth Page WELCA/Bible Studies: 2nd Tuesday of the Month 1:30 NLLC 2:00 Little Bethany Sunday Worship Times Little Bethany - 8:45 a.m. New Life Lutheran 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion: Little Bethany ~ First Sunday each month New Life ~ First and Third Sunday each month Coffee Fellowship: 9:00 a.m. at NLLC NLLC COUNCIL MEMBERS Mike Heidecker, President 701-866-7235 [email protected]Jessi Christ, Vice President 218-329-7496 [email protected]Brenda Balken, Secretary 701-771-0004 [email protected]Joyce Peterson, Evangelism, Family Life & Social Concerns Committee [email protected]Diane Kunze, Worship Committee 218-671-0031 [email protected]Stephanie Olson, Education Committee 218-867-2546 [email protected]Jessica Nelson, Youth Committee 701-412-6512 [email protected]John Reber, Stewardship Committee 218-770-8145 [email protected]Lorin Hansen, Property Committee 218-867-2252 Office Manager Hours CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL THE CHURCH OFFICE WITH QUESTIONS OR UPDATES NEW LIFE CIRCLE BIBLE STUDY 1:30 pm Tuesday, May 12th - TENTATIVE LITTLE BETHANY WELCA BIBLE STUDY 2:00 pm Tuesday, May 12th - TENTATIVE NLLC COUNCIL 6:30 pm Wednesday May 13th - TENTATIVE BRIDAL SHOWER FOR ASHLEY HAUGRUD 9:00 am Saturday May 16th - TENTATIVE GRONEWOLD GRADUATION PARTY 12:00 pm Saturday May 23rd - TENTATIVE MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM 9:00 am Monday May 25th - TENTATIVE SERVICE GROUP LEADERS May Matt & Missy Amundson Chris & Anita Heier June Matt & Brenda Balken Gene & Holly Nord
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MAY 2020 Volume 20, Issue 5
NEW LIFE & LITTLE BETHANY WORSHIP OPPORTUNTIES
Sunday School Kids Power in Christ at NLLC 9:00 a.m. Sept-May Youth Group at NLLC Check the Youth Page WELCA/Bible Studies: 2nd Tuesday of the Month 1:30 NLLC 2:00 Little Bethany
Sunday Worship Times Little Bethany - 8:45 a.m. New Life Lutheran 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion: Little Bethany ~ First Sunday each month New Life ~ First and Third Sunday each month Coffee Fellowship: 9:00 a.m. at NLLC
Grace and peace to you in the name of our loving God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit!
I find myself limiting my own access to the news. I find that to do otherwise is just an exercise in frustration and leads to great anxiety. I feel so much better just catching a brief snippet of the news in the morning, then another in the evening. Generally this gives me the information I need. Yes, our world is in a crisis and we all want to know what’s happening, but so much of what fills the airwaves throughout the day is just so much hype. Why? I’m guessing, because it sells. I also find myself limiting my exposure to all electronic social networking. I feel a little guilty about this. Why do I feel guilty? I feel guilty because this electronic networking is supposed to be the great savior in a time when we are to be physically distancing ourselves from one another. The internet is supposed to be helping us bridge the gap of isolation. It seems to me, that in some ways, it is doing this for some people. But, in other ways, it is simply broadening the gap. Why? I’m guessing that this is so, because while the internet gives so many people the opportunity to state their mind—which seems to be working well, it doesn’t hold anyone to a proper standard of listening, . . .and it doesn’t hold anyone to a proper standard of truth. I think too many of us just listen for what we want to hear from our version of the good guys, and from our version of the bad guys. Somehow the truth of the matter gets all muddied up in the exchange. It seems to me that everyone is looking for someone to blame. We all want to say, “It’s their fault.” Personally, I don’t think this is getting us anywhere. The fact is we are here, in crisis, and no amount of blaming is going to get the world out of it. So, what are we going to do about it? A number of years ago, astronaut Alan Bean wrote an article for Readers Digest magazine. In it he said:
“Test pilots have a litmus test for evaluating problems. When something goes wrong, they ask, ‘Is this thing still flying?’ If the answer is yes, then there's no immediate danger, no need to overreact. When Apollo 12 took off, the spacecraft was hit by lightning. The entire console began to glow with orange and red trouble lights. There was a temptation to ‘Do Something!’ But the pilots asked themselves, ‘Is this thing still flying in the right direction?’ The answer was yes--it was headed for the moon. They let the lights glow as they addressed the individual problems, and watched orange and red lights blink out, one by one. That's something to think about in any pressure situation. If your thing is still flying, think first, and then act.”
Lightning has struck our world in the form of a terrible virus. The lights are definitely flashing orange and red. But, it seems to me that our world is still flying. Another Readers Digest article, this one published in the 1990’s, had James Dobson sharing these rules for crisis management:
1) Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. 5) Don't get locked on a detail. 2) Look first, then act. 6) No matter how bad things get, be truthful. 3) When you do act, act aggressively. 7) Look for the silver lining. 4) Seek help.
We can hope for the best, but we really do need to prepare for the worst. If we don’t look to the well-being of all people, we all, in some ways, will suffer. “Our” wellbeing and “their” wellbeing are related. That was a big part of Jesus’ message in his earthly ministry. As much as the powers that are in this nation and in this world want to make it so, this is not about being Republican or Democrat, it’s not about being rich, middle-income, or poor. It’s not about which nation we call home or what gender we are, what color we are, or what gender orientation we have. It is about being a good neighbor like that Samaritan who took the risk and made the investment—not for a close friend or for a relative, but for a stranger, possibly even an enemy--because it was the right thing to do, because it was the loving thing to do. We need to look first. That means being far-sighted—not just focused on the short term. It also means listening—to both sides—and even more than that—to all sides. Seldom is life merely two-dimensional. When we act, we need to be onboard, even if the choice isn’t the one we, individually, would choose first. We need to support those servant leaders we have chosen to lead us. And they need to be open and honest. We need to seek help from all corners. We (whoever “we” may be) do not have a lock on intelligence and creativity. Sometimes the answers may come from the strangest places. That being said, we need to be mindful that not everything is going to work. There is no tried and true roadmap; none of us has ever been through this before. Let’s give ourselves and others some grace. When things do fail, we need to be honest about that--so that, together, we can seek better and more helpful ways. The silver lining seems to be that we are all, the whole world—in this together. We have each other, and together, we can manage this crisis; when we set the blame game aside and work together on a cure for the virus and an answer to the financial woes. No, it won’t be easy; no, it won’t be quick. Yes, it will be costly. But the alternative will be even more costly. God has given us each other for a reason. Together we can get it done. That is the silver lining. And even better than that, God hasn’t just given us each other, he has given us himself: “Behold,” said the risen Christ, “I am with you always, to the end of the age.” [Matthew 28:20b]
Yours in Christ,
Pastor Randy
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New Life Lutheran Church Unapproved Minutes
April 8th, 2020
At this time the Executive council has decided, for the safety of everyone due to COVID-19, not to hold a council meeting on April 8, 2020. The tentative plan is to push the meeting back to our scheduled meeting on May 13th, 2020. Should an emergency arise that needs our immediate attention we will hold a special meeting, please note, this meeting may be held via an online source depending on the circumstances of COVID-19.
Thank you for your patience and understanding dur-ing this time. We are looking forward to the day we can meet together in person again. Respectfully submitted,
Patrice Ziegler
Seniors we would like to recognize this year:
Ethan Curtis Jenna Fabre
Travis Maras Cade Sogge
Congratulations and God’s blessings on your future endeavors!!
Updates From the Office
At this moment we do not have any updates as to when in-church worship services and events will continue. The latest from Northwestern Minnesota Synod Bishop Bill Tesch is that the governor’s order runs through May 4th and any guidance after that date has not yet been issued. Given the current guidelines for the opening up of our economy, it would be wise for us to be prepared for the announcement that the order will be extended beyond May 4th. We will continue to monitor the governor’s orders and will communicate to the congregation when we will be able to resume face to face worship. We know that many of our members do not have access to the internet and are unable to get our online worship services posted via our website, Facebook page, or our YouTube channel. If any of you are in this category and would like to receive copies of the weekly worship services on a disc, to be played at your home with a DVD player, please call the church office and let us know so we can get those to you. We are also wondering if there is any interest in an evening Bible Study via the internet (zoom), if you are interested please give the office a call; if we aren’t available please leave a message that includes your name, contact information, and a window of days and times that you would prefer for such a study. We will do our best to choose a day and time that works for everyone’s schedule. During this time we have been working to clean and make repairs to the church in preparation for the day we can all be together in person again. Thanks to Tom Jenson, Tolly Tollefson, and several volunteers who have moved pews, refinished the sanctuary floor, polished pews, and done other work. We are in the process of getting the carpets cleaned as well. We are looking for anyone with experience that would be willing to volunteer their time to come and fill in a few cracks in the walls around the building. In addition, we are looking for someone to volunteer to wipe down and touch up paint on the walls throughout the building once those cracks have been filled. If you have a few extra minutes and would be willing to do so, please give us a call at the church office. We miss you all and are patiently, impatiently, waiting for the day we can all be reunited.
Praying for your health and safety,
Pastor Randy & Patrice
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Introduction to the Daily 20 Questions
Whether we are younger or older, we have been asked to largely shelter in our homes. We are self-distancing ourselves from others in order to slow down and prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. This, as we all are realizing, is a challenging task. By nature, we are social creatures in need of contact with others. Many folks are feeling very isolated and lonely because we are not able have that contact in the same way as before. On the other side of the coin, there are others who are experiencing overload as families are together way more than they have previously been used to. Overwhelmed and over stimulated, many feel in need of constructive ways to deal with this. Our “Daily 20 Questions” resources have been created to try to help you wherever you feel you are in this “new normal” environment. If you are home with a younger family and in need of finding some structure amidst the chaos, we invite you to utilize these “Daily 20 Questions” resources for a devotional time together in which you take time for caring con-versations. You might have to adjust the questions a bit to fit your context, but they are a starting point. If your family has “flown the coup,” so to speak, you and others are still in need of caring conversations. So, we invite you to make it a habit of calling or facetiming at least one friend or relative each day to have a conversation. If you have nothing else to talk about, feel free to use some of these questions to guide your conversation. If you are older and looking for better ways to fill your time, we invite you to pick out a few questions each day to answer with pen and paper. When all of this is over, collect your answers, wrap them up, and give them to your child(ren) or grandchild(ren) on a special occasion. What an incredible gif! I personally have a book with various questions in it that I gave to my father several years ago. While he grumbled about it at the time, he did answer a number of the questions. Now after his death, it is truly a keepsake. There are probably many other ways to use these questions. Please feel free to use them as you see fit. God bless your good conversations and ongoing relationships! If you enjoy these questions and would like more but are unable to access our church Facebook page or website, please call the church office and we will send out paper copies. Thanks much! Yours in Christ,
Pastor Randy
20 Questions #1
1. What things did you most enjoy doing as a child? Did you prefer doing these things alone or with others? Why? If with others, who?
2. Other than your mom or dad, who are the three people who had the most significant impacts on your life? How is it/what is it about them that they had such an impact on your life?
3. What are the details of the five most important lessons you have learned in life?
4. Was there ever a special outing you took with your mom or dad? Why is it memorable?
5. As a teenager, did you belong to a club or church youth group? Say a little about the group and the people—why they were important to you.
6. Would you rather have the power to fly or become invisible?
7. Typically, what are your first thoughts and your first words in the morning?
8. If you could pick anyone throughout history to have a one-hour conversation with, who would it be? What would you ask him or her?
9. What is your most intimate experience of prayer? Tell about it.
10. What is your favorite song? Why? What is your favorite kind of music? Why?
11. How are you most like your mom? How are you most like your dad?
12. What does God’s will look like to you?
13. If you could double your beauty, but it would cost you half of your intelligence, would
you do it? Why or why not?
14. Which is the favorite room in your home? Why?
15. What are the details of your birth as you know them? What about your kids’ births?
16. What is your favorite book? Why?
17. What is the hardest thing for you to talk about with your parents/children?
18. Who is your favorite cartoon character?
19. Why do you think Judas betrayed Jesus, and Peter denied Jesus three times?
20. What are you the most proud of in your life?
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Snow Day Fun Toboggan Saucer sled Snowball maker Igloo maker Snow paint Chap stick Hot chocolate Marshmallows Hand warmers Boot warmers Mittens (adult and children) Hats (adult and children) Gloves (adult and children) Scarves Gardner’s Delight Planting soil Gardening gloves Gardening tools Kneeling pad Pail Pots Gardening hat Watering can Garden hose Garden flags Windsocks Garden ornaments
Kid’s Creation Washable Markers Paints Paint brushes Playdough Crayons Construction Paper Kids scissors Glue sticks Coloring books Stickers Googly eyes Pipe cleaners Foam shapes Drawing paper Pet Lover’s Dog treats Cat treats Pet nail trimmer Dog/Cat shampoo Grooming brush Dog toys Cat toys Pet bed Pet sweaters Pet food bowls
The Great Outdoors Marshmallow skewers Picnic basket Blanket Water thermos Cooler Binoculars Bird watching book Camping lantern Tent Sleeping bags Table top grill Outdoor games Lawn chairs Bug spray Sunscreen Movie Night Microwave popcorn Flavored popcorn salts Family friendly movies Comedy movies Western movies Pop Movie candy Popcorn bowl Popcorn bags Snuggly Blanket
Raffle Donations Needed
We are accepting new items to put together raffle baskets for our Meatball Dinner Fundraiser. We all love a great deal so, please be on the lookout for items to donate to make our baskets great! Here is a list of
items we are currently looking for:
If you come across great deals on other items such as electronics, small kitchen appliances, etc. those make great raffle items too!!
There will be baskets available at the church for you to leave your donations. Keep your receipts to turn them into the church office to get your last minute tax deductions.
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”
Otter Tail County is in need of quality foster homes for children.
Children in foster care need stable, loving care until they can either safely reunite with their families or establish other lifelong
relationships with a nurturing adult/family. Foster parents play an essential role in children’s lives and have the ability to provide structure, stability, and nurturing. Please contact Jody Dahlen at
218-998-8191 with any questions related to foster care or to start the process. More information can be found at: https://ottertailcountymn.us/content-page/foster-care-adoption/
The following is a list of our members who are either in a nursing home or are homebound. If you are nearby and have a few minutes to spare, most of them would love to have you stop by and say Hello. You can always call ahead and see if a visit would be welcomed.
Berdella Sogn ~ 394 Woodland Dr. #109, Fergus Falls. (Phone 998-7262) Alvin Johnson ~ 394 Woodland Dr. #110, Fergus Falls. (Phone 998-7262)
Donna Nord ~ 2401 11th St. S #109 Moorhead, MN 56560
If you know of someone who should be on this list, please call Patrice at the church office.
Grow Old Along with me
The Best is Yet To Be.
Seeking Donations
WELCA is in need of the following
for kids school kits:
Notebook - 70 pages, wide ruled (4 notebooks per 1 kit) Blunt scissors Rulers Pencil sharpeners Erasers - 2.5 inch
Bridal shower for Ashley Haugrud
Tentatively scheduled for: Saturday May 16, 2020
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Ashley is the bride to be of Steve Schweiger
Gronewold Graduation Party
Tentatively scheduled for:
Saturday May, 23, 2020
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Memorial Day Program
Tentatively scheduled for: Monday May 25, 2020
9:00 am
at New Life Lutheran Church
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NEW LIFE LUTHERAN CHURCH FINANCIAL INFORMATION March 31st, 2020
March Income $18,657.05
March Disbursements ($18,616.47)
Net Income $ 40.58
April 2020 Giving Outlook
Week Giving
5-Apr 1,318
12-Apr 2,128
19-Apr 2,186
26-Apr
e-giving
Goal: 15,820
Total: 5632
36%
Applying Bible Principles A wise person once observed, “Half of any task is having the right tool, and the other half is knowing what to do
with it.” Although we don’t often consider it as such, money is a tool which God uses in our lives as a means of spiritual growth.
You see, money is not an end in and of itself. It is a means to an end. And in God’s hands, one of its primary “ends” is to instruct us and to help us grow spiritually. God especially wants us to avoid our natural tendency which is a bent toward selfishness, greed, and hoarding. That’s why the Lord Jesus said, “Take care! Be on your
guard against all kinds of greed; for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of possessions” (Luke 12:15).
Well, if an individual’s life does not consist in having a lot of possessions, in what does it consist? Jesus provided an insightful answer to that question in Matthew 6:20-21, where he said, “ . . . store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust consumes and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”
Now, according to Jesus’ teaching in the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25), there is nothing wrong with saving. There is nothing wrong with investing or earning interest on investments. There is nothing wrong with being a wise steward by planning for the future. In fact, Jesus taught that those who do so are to be commended. But our primary emphasis as God’s children is to make our investments in the “Bank of Heaven.” When we do that, our investments are secure. They are not affected by inflation, by theft, by wear and tear, or anything of the kind.
There is only one way to make deposits in this special “bank”: By giving to the Lord’s work. Although the money is used here, it is credited to your eternal account. Each time you give your tithes and offerings at New Life, you are giving to the Lord by investing for eternity. You are storing up “treasures in heaven” that will glorify God forever.
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Since we are unable to meet in person, I would like to invite you to join in on a Zoom call to keep connected in all of this craziness!
Meetings will happen:
Wednesday’s at 8:30 pm
&
Sunday’s at 1:00 pm
Keep an eye on the New Life Youth Facebook page to see scheduled events for each Zoom call, important updates, &
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NLLC Rothsay
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SYSTEM OPERATORS
Looking for Volunteers. Please sign
up next to the church office.
The following is a list of the January birthdays as listed in our church records. If your name should be on the list and isn’t (or is on the list and shouldn’t be), please call the church office.
5/04 ~ Heather Nelson
5/06 ~ Obert Aaberg
5/07 ~ Tulsa-Leigh Kugler
5/08 ~ Lori Faulkner
5/08 ~ Stevie Zimmerman
5/09 ~ Kenadi Carlsrud
5/09 ~ Emerson Nelson
5/11 ~ Delores Lerbakken
5/14 ~ Teddy Ray Burrington
5/14 ~ Beckett Meyer
5/14 ~ Jeffrey Ostland
5/15 ~ Christian Ziegler
5/16 ~ Doris Moen
5/19 ~ Kay Moen
5/20 ~ Breck Eckley
5/21 ~ Elizabeth Ringquist
5/22 ~ Zayden Motz
5/23 ~ Allan Shirley
5/25 ~ Sue Gulbranson
5/25 ~ Andrew Olson
5/26 ~ Brady Johnson
5/27 ~ Sandra Ouse
5/28 ~ Deborah Faulkner
5/28 ~Sandra Jorgenson
5/29 ~ Casey Curtis
5/29 ~ Marjorie Halbakken
The following is a list of the January Anniversaries as listed in our church records. If your names should be on
the list and aren’t or are on the list and shouldn’t be), please call the church office.
5/01 ~ John & Diane Kunze
5/16 ~ Jeff & TyAnn Anderson
5/17 ~ Paul & Sandra Fosse
5/18 ~ Lyle & Diane Hovland
5/19 ~ Jeff & Pat Melkert
5/23 ~ Casey & Stephanie Curtis
5/30 ~ Paul & Diane Huso
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New Life News is a monthly publication of New Life Lutheran Church and Little Bethany Lutheran Church. Articles are due by the 15th each month.
Pastor: Rev. Randy Whitehead Office Manager: Patrice Ziegler Youth Director Jessica Nelson
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May 18: Ps 26/40/58/61-62/64 May 19: 2Sam 19-21 May 20: Ps 5/38/41-42 May 21: 2Sam 22-23; Ps 57 May 22: Ps 95/97-99 May 23: 2Sam 24; 1Chron 21-22; Ps 30 May 24: Ps 108-110 May 25: 1Chron 23-25 May 26: Ps 131/138-139/143-145 May 27: 1Chron 26-29; Ps 127 May 28: Ps 111-118 May 29: 1King 1-2; Ps 37/71/94 May 30: Ps 119:1-88 May 31: 1King 3-4; 2Chron 1; Ps 72
May 1: May 3: Ps 106-107 May 4: 2Sam 5:11-6:23; 1Chron 13-16 May 5: Ps 1-2/15/22-24/47/68 May 6: Ps 89/96/100-101/105/132 May 7: 2Sam 7; 1Chron 17 May 8: Ps 25/29/33/36/39 May 9: 2Sam 8-9; 1Chron 18 May 10: Ps 50/53/60/75 May 11: 2Sam10; 1Chron 19; Ps 20 May 12: Ps 65-67/69-70 May 13: 2Sam 11-12; 1Chron 20 May 14: Ps 32/51/86/122 May 15: 2Sam 13-15 May 16: Ps 3-4/12-13/28/55 May 17: 2Sam 16-18
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