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Shepherd's Voice Monthly Newsletter of

Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church September 2017

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A Message From Senior Pastor Renee Patterson

The Reformation was the time in history when there was division in the Roman Catholic Church (the only Christian church around) and a monk called Martin Luther saw that the true faith was no longer being taught to the people (along with many other egregious practices). So, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses (also called proclamations) to the church door for all to read. This act (and others) led to the split in the church; and a new group called the Protestants emerged. Interestingly, Martin Luther didn’t want to start anything new; he actually wanted the people to return to their faith foundations and roots. So...the Reformation was not about anything new, but about returning to the unchanged and unchanging Truth of God. So it is still today. The celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation is not about creating anything new, but a return to the Truth that is ours in Christ Jesus. It was and is a time to return: to the Truth, to the basics, to the foundations of our faith. One of the tools that Martin Luther wrote for the common people to use for the building of their faith was the Small Catechism. Do you remember the Small Catechism? Many of us were made to memorize the catechism (or at least part of it) during our Confirmation classes. Some of us might have even suffered through a public examination over its contents. Martin Luther said that outside of the Bible the Small Catechism was THE faith formation tool for the people! So, what IS the Small Catechism? The catechism teaches the fundamentals of the Christian faith: the Ten Commandments, the Lord’s Prayer, the Apostles’ Creed, the Sacraments of Baptism and Communion and Confession/Forgiveness. This little book teaches us what these things are and what they mean for us. This small book is well worth your time and study! Luther wrote the Small Catechism for the instruction of laypeople. Luther intended the Small Catechism to be used at church and in the home to instruct children in the faith and to reinforce the faith in the hearts and minds of adults. And what better time to return to the teachings in the Small Catechism than the 500th year anniversary of its inception? So JOIN US! We will be spending some time this fall exploring what this tool still means for the people of God and how it can still deepen our faith in Jesus Christ. When: Sept 14 at 7:00pm for 1 hour (and the 2nd Thursday of the month after that, so mark your calendars!!) Where: Here at Shepherd Who: EVERYONE is welcome!! What do I have to bring? NOTHING! Just come and learn! May this celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation be a time when we return to the Word and to the Sacraments as we deepen our understanding of Christ and His Love for us. Because it has always been and is still all about Jesus. Praise be to God! Pastor Renee

Who is Martin Luther and what exactly IS this thing called the REFORMATION??

Did you know that we (the entire Lutheran church) are celebrating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation this fall? But….what exactly IS the Reformation, what did it do for the church (and for you for that matter) and why should we still be talking about it 500 years later?

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Now there are diversities of gifts, but the same spirit. 1 Corinthians 12:4 Anniversary Celebration In honor of Pastor Renee’s second anniversary at Shepherd of the Hills the Governing Board had a small celebration at our last meeting. Since she was brought to us by the Holy Spirit we had Dove bars. We also recited a psalm adapted by Lynn Mears specifically for Pastor Renee. Kidamali Ambassador’s Report Recently two volunteers made a visit to Kidamali. This was part of Bega Kwa Bega’s ambassador program which sends people to Tanzania to visit companion congregations on behalf of partners in the St. Paul Area Synod. We received a report from our ambassadors about their trip. They reported that there was “much energy and joy” in the Kidamali church. Their report also included a picture of the new roof of the church there that Shepherd had contributed to after it was damaged in a storm last December. The people of the Kidamali Parish continue to pray for us at Shepherd of the Hills. Taking Care of Business We spent a good portion of our meeting discussing Shepherd’s July financial results which were below budget for the third month in a row. By now you may have seen the letter from the Governing Board to the congregation discussing this. It has been put into the Sunday bulletin , mailed to the members and also posted on the website. If you haven’t read it yet please take the time to do so. Also, please listen to Pastor Renee’s sermon from August 6th When we approved a budget for the year we based the giving on some conservative assumptions. As a result, there is nothing we can cut without reducing our ministries or straining our staff. Please prayerfully look at your life and finances and decide if there is anything more you can do to help us so that we can continue to reach, ignite and empower people for Jesus. Goodbye and Welcome We have appreciated the work that Cory Ramel has been doing with Shepherd’s high school youth. That mission has been reinvigorated and is reaching many more youth. Thank you Cory! So, you may wonder that we are not concerned that Cory has decided to end his employment at Shepherd. That is because there is a new volunteer who will be able to pick up where Cory left off and continue almost as if Cory were still working here. The new volunteer is Cory Ramel. Yay God!

GOVERNING BOARD

Brian Kroll, Chair

Deb Kohen, Vice Chair

Gary Schroth,

Treasurer

Tim Kane, Secretary

Lynn Mears

Lynette Palmgren

Lisa Vannelli

Chriss Latterell

Pastor

Renee Patterson

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Things To Look Forward To In September

September 10—Fall Day of Service

September 13—Confirmation Orientation

September 14—Adult Education—Who is Martin

Luther and what exactly IS this thing called the

Reformation?

September 17—KIDzone Kick Off

September 20—Confirmation & REFUEL begin

Opportunity Fair

September 30—AppleFest

For Fall Family Ministry check out the FAITH5 family

devotions found in the Narthex each week. These are

meant to be done with someone you love each

evening: Sharing highs and lows, Reading scripture,

Talking about how the scripture relates to your life,

Praying over one another’s highs and lows, and

Blessing each other. Take time to do with your family

or a loved one today!

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A Message From Mark Madson

Mark Madson—Director of Music and Worship, 651.288.2254 music@shepherdshoreview.org

A Message From Amy Linnell

Amy Linnell—Office Administrator, 651.288.2252 office@shepherdshoreview.org

Ten Women of the Bible-Begins Sept 9

Join us to learn about

Ten Women of the Bible by Max Lucado.

Meets 2 Saturday mornings per month from 8:30 - 10:00. Open to all women.

This 10 session workbook tells the stories of Biblical women and how God raised up these

pivotal, unique women to carry out His mission. First session begins Sept 9th.

Contact Mary Beth Ferguson at 651 631 1603 or 651 307 4611 (cell), or

MaryBethFerguson01@gmail.com if you would like more information or specific dates. Workbooks cost $13.00 and can be or-

dered on line. Hope you can join us!

Nesiah’s Women’s Bible Study

Join us: Nesiah’s Women’s Bible Study. Nesiah is a non-denominational Women’s group

that meets every Thursday a.m 9:30-11:30.

Join us for:

Fall Meet and Greet Brunch Thursday, September 14

9:30 am Nesiah means “Miracle of God” in Hebrew, & the fellowship, support and enrichment that women

experience in this group is truly a “Miracle of God.”

Please RSVP to Daire Frank by Sept 10 if you would like to attend this brunch

Daire.frank@q.com or 651-587-4165

LYN Ministry Conversation

LYN Ministry invites you to their annual conversation/training on how to partner with our

neighbors. This year’s conversation will be focused on how we walk alongside of those living

with dementia. What is dementia? What does it mean to support

those with dementia? What does it mean to support those who have loved ones living with

dementia? It will take place on Thursday, September 28th

from 2:00pm-3:30pm, beginning with a half hour of social time leading into an hour of

focused conversation led by your church staff and LYN Ministry leadership.

REMEMBERING Aren’t anniversaries great!? I am remembering so many things as I contemplate the beginning of the 2017-18 program year at Shepherd! Such a wide array of deeply meaningful experiences and relationships have developed over the two years since I began working here! It makes me realize that celebrating anniversaries is one of the ways we seek to find value and make sense out of our life journeys. We all need that! We need more of that! We should also celebrate monthiversaries, weekiversaries, dayiversaries … “Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” Lamentations 3:22,23

I’m also realizing that remembering is one of the main ways we anticipate and plan our futures. The previous cycles in our lives renew and inform upcoming patterns and events. As we begin this program year I would like extend an invitation for you to remember the ways that music has been a blessing in your life and in our life together at Shepherd of the Hills. Try to remember the kind of September when … After all, September is the main time of year when we re-member our music ensembles: current members, former members, new members, exploring members … all are welcome! Celebration Choir will re-member with rehearsals starting Wednesday, September 6: 6:30-8:00pm JuBELLation hand bells will re-member, rehearsals starting Tuesday, September 19: 6:30-7:30pm Praise Band will continue re-membering with rehearsals on Wednesdays from 8:00-9:30pm Kid’s Music and Youth Music will re-member with targeted dates to be announced soon! Hey Shepherd! Thanks for the memories! Let’s make some more! p.s. This week Anna and I will be celebrating the best anniversary ever with a few days up North! See you when we get back!

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Miranda Oliver—Director of Operations, 651.288.2255 operations@shepherdshoreview.org

A Message From Miranda Oliver

How Can You Support Shepherd Financially? Offertory Envelopes Envelopes are available at the Welcome Center and also in the sanctuary pews. Simply place the envelopes in the

offertory plates on Sunday. If you would like envelopes, please contact the church office.

Online Giving You can either have the office set-up automatic giving (see forms at Welcome Desk) or set-up the giving yourself by

going to Shepherd’s website and clicking on the Resources, then Giving tabs.

Text to Give You can text 651.433.6564 and start your contribution directly with your phone. Once an account is set-up, you will

be able to simply just text in your contribution each time (no need for the set-ups).

Electronic Payment Kiosk Located in at the Welcome Desk is our an electronic payment kiosk. Simply tap on the buttons to indicate your

amount of contribution, slide your credit card and either email or print yourself a receipt right there.

Stocks Shepherd is a non-profit and therefore stocks can be directly transferred to Shepherd. Simply complete the stock

form that is located on the website under the Resources, then Giving tabs.

Financial Giving Frequently Asked Questions Is my online payment secured? Yes, we use the Simply Giving program to administer the online giving. Credit Card numbers are never stored in the office and no one has access to your account numbers. Due to federal laws, we are unable to process payments that require PINs.

I contribute via check. How do I know my check information is secured? Each of our offertory counters has gone through a background study and we have strict policies on processing of offertory giving. Checks are never photocopied and the information is not stored at Shepherd for giving.

Does Shepherd incur a fee for electronic transactions? Yes, Shepherd does incur fees associated with all of the electronic forms of giving. If giving online, you may indicate that you are willing to pay some fees to offset our incurred costs.

Who do I speak with if I have more questions? Contact Miranda Oliver, Director of Operations at operations@shepherdshoreview.org or call at 651.288.2255.

Shepherd Suppers Begin Again on September 20th.

Look for the Menu and Volunteer Opportunities Coming Soon!

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A Message From

Sister Tashina Good—Director of Congregational Life and Faith Formation, 651.288.2261 Life@shepherdshoreview.org

Hello People of Shepherd, Fall is upon us. With back to school preparations, harvest time, last minute vacations up to the cabin, pulling out sweaters, and more filling our days ahead. It is also the time of year when our ministries here at Shepherd being ramped up for the year, filling our walls with busy commotion and joy. I am looking forward to my first fall here and seeing how things are done. I am also wondering how you as the congregation engages across ages within ministries. Over the past few years the Confirmation Project (confirmationproject.com) has been interviewing members of congregations across five different denominations, including the ELCA, and bringing in data around how

confirmation is done and how it is done well. What they have found is that when confirmation is done well it greatly has to do with how the rest of the congregation view’s their involvement. How they pray for confirmands, how they go out of their way to engage confirmands and their parents in worship, how they volunteer at events and activities, how they become mentors and small group leaders, it all makes a huge difference in the successful (or unsuccessful) building up the faith of young (and old) people in confirmation. So the next time you wonder if you have what it takes to make a difference in a confirmand’s faith journey, or if you have the education or skills, know that what you do have is exactly what is needed. Your support as a fellow member of the body of Christ, your prayers, your engagement, your ability to remember someone’s name, or attend their sporting event. The things that make us a community, that is what it takes. I am excited to jump into this journey alongside each of you this fall! Much peace, Sister Tashina Things I am looking forward to: Confirmation Orientation—September 13 Fall Day of Service—September 10 Confirmation & REFUEL kickoffs—September 20 KIDZONE Kickoff—September 17 LYN Ministry Meeting/Conversation on how to partner with our neighbors —September 28

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August Adventures at Shepherd!

High School Youth Joining & Sharing at Lunch Bunch

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2017 Shepherd Family Camp

Six families ventured to Luther Point Bible Camp for a weekend of fun, fellowship, and faith formation.

Be on the look out for 2018 Shepherd Family Camp Information to join

in the fun!

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Cory Ramel—ReFuel Youth Director, 763-807-8300 (cell) youth@shepherdshoreview.org

A Message From Cory Ramel

SENIOR HIGH YOUTH MINISTRY DATES TO LOOK FORWARD TO: -September 10—Day of Service—10am Worship followed by lunch & service projects! -September 15—Valley Hi—Meeting at Shepherd to leave by 6:30pm -September 20—REFUEL Begins with a campfire with S’mores! See you all there! -September 27—REFUEL in the Youth Room -September 30—AppleFest **For our September High School Youth Event we will be headed to Valley Hi on Friday the 15th. The cost will be $8.50 and we will meet at the church to leave at 6:30pm. Text Sister Tashina to sign up!**

Dear Shepherd Family, Thank you so much for the privilege of allowing me to be a part of the staff team at Shepherd. It is such an awesome place to be! After much thought and prayer, I have decided to step down as the part-time ReFuel Director in order to pursue a full time job elsewhere. My youngest daughter is starting kindergarten this Fall, and after being a stay-at-home dad these past three years, it is time for me to get back to full time employment. I am excited to say that I am going to continue working with the high school youth as a volunteer on Wednesday nights and at other special events. My family and I also recently joined Shepherd as members, so you will continue to see us regularly. We are very excited to make Shepherd our church home and to be a part of what God is doing here! Again, thank you for everything. See you on Sundays! Sincerely, Cory Ramel

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Children’s Ministry

Jilene Ylonen-Children’s Director, 651.483.6885 | children@shepherdshoreview.org

SCHEDULE Sunday, Sept. 3– Off Sunday, Sept. 10– Day of Service Sunday, Sept. 17– KIDzone Kick Off Sunday, Sept. 24– KIDzone

KIDzone Kickoff and Registration Sunday, September 17th at 10:00am

Join us for KIDzone starting September 17th on Sunday mornings during the 10:00am service. Children will start out in the Sanctuary and leave following the Children’s message. On the 17th, we will have families complete a registration card for the school year.

3rd-5th Grade Event Where: Zero Gravity in Mounds View When: Wednesday, October 18th Time: 6:00pm-7:30pm Who can come? Any students currently in 3rd-5th Grade. Contact: Jilene to RSVP by Sept. 15 Come jump and have a great time with us!

APPLEFEST

Saturday, September 30th from

5:00-8:00pm

at Pine Tree Apple Orchard for a

potluck dinner, harvest games,

hayride and much more!

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Jilene Ylonen Preschool Director preschool@shepherdshoreview.org

Full Day Preschool Openings Shepherd of the Hills Preschool is opening up a full day,

7am-6pm Preschool. If you know of anyone who is needing a full day option, please send them our way!

Half Day Preschool Openings

Openings are still available for 2017-2018 School Year and we are now enrolling! Please invite your

friends and neighbors to see our beautiful space, meet our staff and learn more about our Christian based pre-school program. We will be accepting children from 33 months–3year-olds. All children must be potty-

trained before school starts.

Sept. 1: Tuition Payment #1 Due Sept.5&6: First Day of School Sept. 30: Applefest– Shepherd’s Family Hayride 5:00-8:00pm

The Giving Tree

At Meet Your Teacher Night and Parent Orientation Night we will have a Giving Tree. Throughout the school year we will have classroom needs that come up. To start off the year we will have The Giving Tree out with items needed for this fall. Please take a peek at it inside Door C. If you are able, please take an item from the tree and return the item with your child when we begin the school year. All items can be dropped off in the classroom or in the preschool office.

APPLEFEST

Saturday, September 30th from

5:00-8:00pm

at Pine Tree Apple Orchard for a

potluck dinner, harvest games,

hayride and much more!

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Our Church Family PRAYERS FOR Healing and Health Concerns for …

SAFETY AND PROTECTION FOR Hayden Oliver, son of Miranda & Kevin Oliver, serving in the military Robert Latterell, son of Chriss & Nancy Latterell, serving in the military

To request a prayer or to join the e-mail

prayer tree, call the church office, 651.483.5419

or e-mail shepherdshoreview.org.

LYN (Love Your Neighbor)

Ministry Invitation

Who: All LYN (Love Your Neighbor)

Ministry Volunteers and All Shepherd

Members

What: A Conversation/Training on

partnering with our neighbors with a

focus on dementia

Why: Because we are not alone in

supporting our loved ones and

neighbors, it is important to gather, support one another, collaborate,

and learn new ways we can be of

support to those we care for.

When: Thursday, September 28th, 2017

-- 2:00-2:30 pm social time, 2:30-3:30

pm program

Where: Shepherd’s Hall

LYN Ministry invites you to a conversation/

training focusing on how we walk

alongside those living with dementia.

Whether you are engaged in LYN Ministry

on a frequent basis, just a little bit, or not

at all, everyone has wonderful gifts to

bring in supporting loved ones and

neighbors during times of need. This

conversation time/training is intended to

be a support and refresher to you as you

continue to be there for others. What is dementia? What does it mean to

support those with dementia? What does

it mean to support those who have loved

ones living with dementia?

This conversation will be led by Pastor

Renee and Sister Tashina with the support

of Joan Kapaun and Mary Evanson.

We will open with some social time and

snacks! All are welcome, come with your

stories and your questions, come as you

are.

September 10—Day of Service September 13—Confirmation Orientation September 17—Rally Sunday and Opportunity Sunday September 20—Confirmation and REFUEL Begin October 13-14—Confirmation Retreat June 27-July 1, 2018—ELCA National Youth Gathering

Attn: Women of Shepherd. You are invited to join Nesiah, our women’s Bible Study Group. Nesiah is a non-denominational women’s Bible Study that meets on Thursday mornings from 9:30-11:30. Our first meeting will be this fall on Thurs, Sept 14 at 9:30 a.m. We will start out with a “Meet and Greet” Brunch and distribute study books. Nesiah means “Miracle of God” in Hebrew, and the fellowship, support, and enrichment that women experience in this group is truly a “Miracle of God”. Ask any one of us and we’ll tell you how much this group means to us. All women are welcome and we encourage you to bring a friend of any faith. We hope you will consider joining us this fall. Please r.s.v.p. to Daire Frank by 9/10/17 by email: daire.frank@q.com or by phone at 651-587-4165

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