PASTOR S DESK Lenten Easter People

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1 Feb. March As twenty-first century Christians, we already know the end of the story of this holy season. We know that death is overcome by life, that resurrection triumphs over the grave, that Christ is risen risen indeed! And so we celebrate each and every Sunday as a little Easter, a day on which we gather together to sing hymns and read scripture and rejoice together in the hope of our faith. Even in the season of Lent, a time set apart for contemplating the starker side of life, each Sunday is an opportunity to remember the end of the story: life and love win out in the end. This truth is what makes it possible for us to enter into Lent with both deep honesty and great hope, for we have already seen that nothing can ever come between us and the love of God. PASTOR S DESK Lenten Easter People To the beloved of God at Immanuel, This year Valentine s Day brings with it the beginning of Lent, the forty-day season of the church s liturgical year that leads up to the great festival day of Easter. Those of you keeping score at home will recognize that there are actually more than forty days between Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, and Easter Sunday, its culmination. From February 14 to April 1, there are forty-seven days, to be exact. This mathematical peculiarity points to one of my favorite things about the season of Lent: Sundays don t count. And so, I encourage you this year to observe a holy Lent. Take on a new spiritual discipline or give up something in your life so that you can focus more on God s work in the world. But do it always remembering that though we are in Lent, we are not of Lent, for we are Easter people. Thanks be to God! Now, the fact that Sundays don t count in Lent is often celebrated as a reprieve from our selfimposed fasting. There s one day each week to indulge in whatever tasty treat we ve given up for the season. On Sundays, eat chocolate or drink coffee! Take a break from whatever discipline you ve adopted for this holy season. Sundays don t count! Grace and peace, Pastor Sierra But the fact that Sundays don t count also points to a deeper truth about who we are as children of God, both during Lent and throughout the year. You see, we measure Sundays in Lent, not Sundays of Lent. While this might seem like a small grammatical detail in how we talk about these days, it also reminds us of the truth that we are people who are in Lent but not of Lent. 1

2 Lent February 14 th through April 1 st Shrove Tuesday February 13 th 5:30 PM Ash Wednesday February 14 th 7:00 PM LENT & HOLY WEEK Immanuel Lutheran Church Wilderness. Waiting. Reflection. Repentance. Lent is all these things and more: the 40 days (plus Sundays) when Christians around the world take time to reflect on the suffering, death, and resurrection of our Lord Jesus. It is a time to examine our own walk as we follow Jesus perhaps there are things cluttering our lives during this time that we give up, or holy habits and practices we wish to add. Lent is a chance to reexamine our lives and refocus on our Lord who desperately wants to lead us into life. Shrove Tuesday, or Fat Tuesday, is the day before Ash Wednesday. It is a day of celebration before the penitential season of Lent begins. Long ago, a pancake-eating tradition emerged as a way to use up rich foods such as eggs, milk, and sugar, before the 40-day fasting season. Come celebrate this day with us and eat your fill of pancakes! Do you like peanut butter on your pancakes? Strawberries? Chocolate sauce? Whip cream? Ice cream? Bring your favorite toppings to share! Pancake Supper and Game Night. Ash Wednesday is the beginning of the Lenten journey. Join us for a quiet time of worship in song and prayer, scripture and silence, confession, ashes and communion. On this day, we mark a cross in ashes on foreheads as we remember our human frailty and turn to God in repentance. Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return. Soup Supper 6:00 PM & Service 7:30 PM Palm Sunday March 25 th 9:00 AM Join us every Wednesday (February 21, 28, March 7, 14, 21) throughout our Lenten journey. Soup Supper begins at 6:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall and is followed by a short worship service in the Sanctuary at 7:30 PM. Worship will use the Holden Evening Prayer liturgy and reflect on key characters from the passion narrative. The Palm Sunday Liturgy recreates the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem as we wave our palms and make our procession into the church. This joyful mood soon changes to sober contemplation of our Lord's Passion at the Gospel. Thus, Holy Week begins. Maundy Thursday March 29 th 6:00 PM Good Friday March 30 th 7:00 PM Maundy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper of Jesus with his disciples. As we celebrate the Lord s Supper in Worship, we will also share a Potluck Dinner together. We will celebrate the Lord s Supper in two parts. In the first part, we will share the bread, the body of Christ. Then we will share in a potluck supper together. Following the meal and fellowship, we will celebrate part two of the Lord s supper with the wine, the blood of Christ. The service will conclude with the stripping of the altar as we anticipate the crucifixion of Christ. *Bring a potluck item to share. Worship continues on Good Friday. We will observe Good Friday, the day of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, through word and song and silence, using a Tenebrae style service of the Seven Last Words of Christ. Easter Sunday April 1 st He is risen! He is risen indeed! The joyful celebration of the resurrection of our Lord commences the morning of Easter Sunday. 6:30 AM & 9:00 AM Easter Worship 7:45 AM Easter Breakfast 2

3 UPCOMING EVENTS Lenten Soup Supper Schedule Soup Feb. 21: Betty Eggert; Colleen Sinell; Lindsey Atchison; Shari Hartog; Jaime Dick; Barb Dick; Deb Minnich; Kay Speers Feb. 28: Joni Stevenson; Ginger Nosbusch; Amy Gamble; Rose Nelson; Kathie Ochowicz; Ashley Eggert; Jason Ochowicz; Ginny Turner March 7: Karen Dare; Monica Arnold; Christy Belsheim; Cathi Nehring; Joy Nehring; Judy Dawson; Nichole O Bert; Michelle Nelson March 14: Kathy Folkema; Rosalie Ludwig; Sam Pioske; Gladys Nelson; Judy Fredrickson; Cheerie Smith; Heather Stephens; Mary (Rick) Stromberg March 21: Janie Peterman; Heather Stromberg; Shanna Stucky; Janie Richardson; Angie Detert; Chris Carlson; Connie Kawalek; Linda Rogers Bread/Crackers Corinne Argetsinger; Phyllis Bergren; Nancy Jacobson; Angie Johnson; Mel Pioske; Carolyn Wicklund; Joan Lakedon; Mary (Les) Stromberg During the season of Lent we will come together as a church family and share on Wednesday evenings in soup suppers beginning Feb. 21. All Great Chefs are welcome to contribute (guys included)!! Please note in the bulletin each week when you are scheduled to bring soup. This will also be posted in the kitchen and the church bulletin. Bring a gallon of soup, or more, to ensure there will be enough for the evening. Those providing soup are asked to help with serving and clean up on your week, if possible. Confirmation students will be helping with serving and clean up as well. If you cannot bring the evening you are scheduled, please find someone who you can trade with. Serving starts at 6:00 pm. Questions related to soup suppers: please contact Kathie Ochowicz at Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper and Game Night! Join us Tuesday, February 13th, 5:30pm for yummy pancakes and fun games. Do you like peanut butter on your pancakes? Strawberries? Chocolate sauce? Whip cream? Ice cream? Bring your favorite toppings to share! There will be pancake themed games and fun for all ages. All donations will go to support the youth. All are welcome! Ash Wednesday Worship February 14, 7:00pm Join us for a quiet time of worship in song and prayer, scripture and silence, confession, ashes and communion. On this day, we mark a cross in ashes on foreheads as we remember our human frailty and turn to God in repentance. Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return. Maundy Thursday March 29th, 6:00pm Remembrance and celebration of the Last Supper. Worship and Potluck Dinner. Good Friday March 30th, 7:00pm Tenebrae style service of the Seven Last Words of Christ. Easter Sunday Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Hallelujah! Worship: 6:30am & 9:00am Breakfast: 7:45am WELCA Events Quilting Dates February 5, 19 March 5, 19 February 2018 WELCA Meeting Regular meeting to be held on Thursday, February 1st at 1:30 pm. Charity Work Choice; hostesses Karen Dare & Judy Fredrickson. March 2018 WELCA Meeting Regular meeting to be held on Thursday, March 1st at 1:30 pm. Bible # 3 with hostesses Rose Nelson & Corinne Argetsinger. 3

4 People of Immanuel We think Immanuel is a pretty great place. A place of faith - of worship, of prayer, of learning. A place of community - of friendship and family. A place where we share the stories of Jesus and the amazing love of God. And a place where we share our own stories and lives as we seek to love one another and serve God s beloved world. Each edition of The Beacon Newsletter will feature small glimpses into the lives of those who call Immanuel home. It is our hope that in reading these stories, we will grow in love for one another and for this community as we reflect on the place of Immanuel in our own lives. Les Stromberg I came to Immanuel when it was called the Swedish Lutheran Church of Brunswick. I came in my mother s womb in 1942 and was born April 20, I am proud and happy to call Immanuel my church home ever since. I continue to call Immanuel my church home because I was baptized here, confirmed here and married here.. With a history like that, you couldn t chase me out of here with a pick axe! My favorite memory is telling stories to the Confirmation class for several years. I would still be doing it except for my health. I miss you kids. The one person who had the biggest impact on me at Immanuel is Russ Bergren. He never said anything bad about anyone and taught me I could pray anywhere in the field doing field work, doing chores, or driving down the road. God is always with us and listening. The biggest change I have seen at Immanuel is Confirmation. We were taught to be prejudiced in the church basement against the people of the Catholic faith. Thank God that we don t do that anymore. I hope we can continue to learn from our Pastors about the love and grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. The one thing I love about Immanuel is the willingness to help those in need. We come together when needed and help the people of Immanuel and the community. Tammi Johnsen Immanuel is full of such caring people, I've had lots of great memories! We were baptized there. My older kids got married there. My most precious memories were the pastors that helped us so much with my grand baby passing and of course pastor Lori was our rock when my mom and I both had cancer at the same time. She was the rock for us! She really touched our hearts when we lost my mom. I really don't think my dad could of ever have dealt with all that without her. I will always be thankful for everyone at our church for being there for us in good or bad situations! I truly love you all for everything you have done for us! And now I am so thankful for Pastor Sierra, Mel, and Heather for teaching our children at confirmation. I m so proud that Tommy is so enthused about church. Thank you all! 4 Favorite Immanuel Memories One year, when one of the Pathways groups came to our church, I made a really good friend and we hung out and talked. We played some games and had lots of fun. -McKayla Nelson What I Love About Immanuel That it s a small church. -Tommy Johnsen Pastor. -Mark Arnold Someone Important to Me Les Stromberg. Because when my sister was sick, he would bring us dilly bars and he called himself Dr. Les. And Walt Argetsinger because I love to listen to his stories. -Mark Arnold Meghan Dick because we ve become pretty good friends during our confirmation process. -Aylisa Rogers IN OUR PRAYERS Ken & Goodie Belkholm Delores Fluegge George & Gwen Johnsen Marj Maas Helen Nord Jack Stephens Les Stromberg Corinne Argetsinger Prayer Chain Contacts: Pastor Sierra, Phyllis Bergren, Gladys Nelson, Donna Oslund

5 Loving God s People Beloved, since God loved us so much, we ought to love one another. - 1 John 4.11 As people who have been blessed to know God s love for us, we are called to show that same love for God s whole beloved world. Through it s various organizations and ministries, Immanuel has been involved in such loving service in many ways. Here are some ways you can participate in the coming months. Generosity FOCUS: You do not have to be rich to be generous. Eagle s Healing Nest Blanket Tying Saturday, February 24th Join us in tying fleece blankets for veterans. Look for more information to come in your Sunday bulletins. WELCA Ministries Global Health Newborn Kit One Newborn Kit contains these new or gently used items: **1 regular-size bath towel ( ) **1 washcloth **1 bath-size bar white Ivory soap **1 newborn cotton t-shirt **1 receiving blanket (approx. 30 x 30 ) **2 cloth diapers ** 2 diaper pins Please leave items in box in narthex by February 25th. Questions? Ask any WELCA member!!! New Pathways February 25th March 4th Our New Pathways guests will be with us Sunday, February 25th - Sunday March 4th. New Pathways partners with area churches in central Minnesota so families with children have a safe place to stay at night. During the day, the families go to work, school, or to the New Pathways day centers where they work on their plan to get back into a home of their own. We are grateful to be able to host the New Pathways program two times a year. We would love your help in setting up for our guests and cleaning up after their stay. Life Rice HELP OUR HUNGRY March 11th - 1:00-3:00pm at Calvary Lutheran, Mora The congregation council has committed to joining with Calvary Lutheran, Grace Lutheran and First Light Health Services in providing nutritious meals to needy families in our local community. Together we will pack nutrient-rich food to those in need. Immanuel will provide $ and 20 volunteers to this worthwhile event. Please join us on Sunday, March 11th at Calvary Lutheran Church in Mora. Watch the Sunday bulletins for time and further information to come in the next few weeks. The $ 600 funds will be provided through a Thrivent Action Team fund, our Mission funds, and any donations you may like to contribute to this congregation-wide and community-wide event. There are jobs for people of all ages and physical abilities. Can t wait to see you there. Questions may be directed to Len Ochowicz or Pastor Sierra. Collecting Items for Mexico Len & Kathie ask the items must be at church by Sunday, March 11th Items of greatest need: *Used clothing (Men s, women s, children & babies, often found at Garage Sales/Thrift Stores *Toiletries especially toothpaste & brushes *Caps for Dump Workers *Vitamins for kids, adults, and prenatal *New kids sox of all sizes (white) *Small boxes of crayons *Kids scissors (left & right) *Small kids toys for special days such as birthday *Glue, playdoh (small cans) *Hair accessories *Small bottles of bubbles 5

6 Children and Youth Sunday School Children of all ages are welcome at Immanuel! Ages Kindergarten through 6th grade are invited to participate in Sunday School. Sunday School occurs during worship (Sundays at 9:00am) from September through May. Children gather with their families in the sanctuary for the beginning of worship and are dismissed to Sunday school after the Children s Message with Pastor Sierra. They rejoin their families for a blessing during Holy Communion. This year, our students are using the Spark: Activate Faith curriculum following the lectionary. We are excited to offer Sunday School opportunities for our kids to hear the same scripture texts that their families are hearing in worship, only with the chance to get up and move around and engage with those stories on their own level. It is our hope that having heard the same readings, children and parents will have the opportunity to talk together about what they learned on Sunday morning. Youth Scoop Upcoming Events February 4 th Butter Braid Sales Begin February 16 th, from 5pm to 9pm Wild Mountain Tubing March 11 th Life Rice, food packing We are in need of adult members to assist with the youth events. Please let Sarah know as soon as possible if you are willing to join the Youth Task Force! Sunday School Schedule February 18 Noah s Ark February 25 Abraham and Sarah s Visitors March 4 / Craft Sunday The Ten Commandments March 11 The Light of the World March 18 Serve and Follow March 25 Palm Sunday Holy Week April 1 Easter Sunday No Sunday School Easter Day Bible Camp Are you ready for the best week of your summer? Summer camp is not only a blast, it is an experience that will last a lifetime. You will head home at the end of your session with a bunch of new friends, a deeper faith, and refreshed for the next page in your journey of life. Camp: Love it. Share it. Live it! Look for more information for Camp Onomia on the YOUTH BULLETIN BOARD.. 6

7 Confirmation Join together with your fellow SEVENTH, EIGHTH, and NINTH grade friends to go deeper in your faith. Learn about God and God s people. Discover more about yourself and your faith. Confirmation classes are held on Wednesdays from 6:00PM to 8:00PM from September through May. We gather for dinner and conversation at 6:00PM and then move into class time. It is a three year program. This school year we are studying the Old Testament by learning about important biblical characters ordinary people that God used to accomplish extraordinary things. Mentors This year, each Confirmation Student has been paired with a Mentor - an adult in the congregation. The goal is to build relationships across generational lines, learn from one another, and grow in our faith together. So far this year we have spent time sharing our life and faith stories, eating lots of good food and celebrating Christmas, and watched a great movie, All Saints together. Mentors, be planning a fun way to get together and spend some time with your student this Lenten season. Don t forget to be praying for one another as well. Building Relationships I really enjoyed volunteering at Ruby s Pantry with McKayla. Good times. -Ginger Nosbusch It has been fun going to Meghan's volleyball and basketball games. Being a mentor is a nice opportunity to get know her and all of the kids better. -Janie Richardson I enjoyed going to Tucker s football game last fall and his wrestling meets this winter. He s a good guy! -Jim Nehring Feb. 4: Aylisa Feb. 18: Dylan March 4: Meghan March 18: Tommy April 1: EASTER Schedule February 7: David February 14: Ash Wednesday Worship 7pm February 21-March 21: Soup Supper & Worship March 28: No Class Holy Week April 4: Mentors Confirmation Meals Feb. 7 Walt/ Corinne Argetsinger Feb. 14 No Class (Ash Wednesday) Feb. 21 Soup Supper Feb. 28 Soup Supper March 7 Soup Supper March 14 Soup Supper March 21 Soup Supper Acolytes Feb. 11: Mark Feb. 25: McKayla March 11: Derrick March 25: Emily April 8: Tucker Events Shrove Tuesday Pancakes and Games February 13th, arrive at 4:30pm We will be cooking and serving for the Pancake Supper. Be sure to be here to help because all money raised will go to help pay for activities we do like the Fall Gathering at Cragun s. Lent Soup Suppers and Worship Wednesdays in Lent Arrive as close to 5:30 as you can to help set up, clean up, and help in worship. Life Rice Food Packing Sunday, March 11th, 1:00-3:00pm at Calvary Lutheran, Mora We will be packing rice meals for the hungry. It s 2 hours of service work and lots of fun. 24 Hour Fast April 20th-21st Overnight fast and lock-in to raise money and awareness for World Hunger. We will be going to Feed My Starving Children in Coon Rapids, having a lock-in at Calvary in Mora, and doing some work at Camp Onomia. You will be looking for people to sponsor your fast with donations, must collect at least $1 per hour ($24 total at minimum). Confirmation Leaders: Pastor Sierra Westerman & Mel Pioske 7

8 President Connie Kawalek Vice President Len Ochowicz Secretary Sarah Bauer Treasurer Janie Richardson Monica Arnold Dan Hartog Annette Jensen Christy Belsheim Jim Nehring Keep up to date! Monthly Council Meeting minutes can be found on the bulletin board in the Fellowship Hall. Church Office News Worship Assistants, Please Note: A special Thank You to everyone who is willing to be a worship Assistant! A 2018 schedule has been prepared and been distributed. Be sure to take a look at it, find your name and duty. If you are scheduled to be a worship assistant, please mark your calendar. If you can NOT do it, find your replacement and let the church office know. If you are having trouble, contact Connie. Council Buzz Generosity, Giving and Gratitude is the theme Council will be focusing on during 2018 through prayers and devotions. The members of the 2018 Immanuel Lutheran Church Council encourage everyone to join us in praying. December 19, 2017 During this months meeting we received a $2,000 anonymous donation from the same family that has been sending donations for a few years now. Church council used part of this money to purchase Christmas gifts for 3 needy families in the Mora area. An inclement weather policy was also adapted at the December council meeting. If church needs to be closed due to weather the decision will be made at least three hours prior to the service or event. The message will be changed on the answering machine and notice will be sent to KBEK and WCCO. Election of the 2018 Church Council Executive Committee President Connie Kawalek Vice President Len Ochowicz Secretary Sarah Bauer Treasurer Janie Richardson January 16, 2018 During this months meeting we discussed the discontinuation of the Highway clean-up, Adopt a Highway, program due to safety concerns regarding picking up litter on a major highway. Kanabec County ELCA churches (KCELCA) are working together to pack food for the Life Rice program (similar to feed my starving children). This food packing event will occur on March 11 th at Calvary in Mora. A conversation about the church parking lot occurred. We are currently looking into prices to compare concrete to asphalt and the criteria required for each. Respectfully Submitted by Sarah Bauer, Council Secretary February Birthdays Feb. 3 Teresa Kelling; Liam Stromberg; Kelsey Kehoe Feb. 6 Phyllis Bergren; Landon Schoumaker Feb. 7 Derrick Diethelm Feb. 14 Terry Peysar; Aylisa Rogers Feb. 16 Dan, David Comstock; Haley Jones Feb. 17 Rose Arnold Feb. 21 Ezekiel Jones; Kris Nordahl Feb. 22 Dylan Smith; Kay Speers Feb. 23 Nichole O Bert Feb. 25 Joe Oslund Feb. 27 Cathy Bergren March Birthdays Mar. 1 Cyrus Carroll; Dale Doerr Mar. 2 Karen Dare; Graham Grabowski Mar. 6 Matt Gamble Mar. 7 Jenna Grabowski Mar. 8 Lindsey Atchison Mar. 11 Jim Nelson; Delores Fluegge Mar. 12 Ben Bauer Mar. 13 Shelby Atchison; Rod Minnich Mar. 15 Kiah Stucky Mar. 17 Janie Richardson Mar. 20 Mike Kawalek Mar. 21 Dylan Eggert; Travis Stromberg Mar. 25 Jackson Carroll 8

9 SUNDAY WORSHIP ASSISTANTS Lector: Readings: Jan. 28: Rick Stromberg Deut. 18:15-20; Psalm 111; 1 Corinthians 8:1-13 Feb. 4: Kathie Ochowicz Isaiah ; Psalm ,20c; 1 Corinthians Feb. 11: Jaime Dick 2 Kings ; Psalm ; 2 Corinthians Feb. 18: Heather Stephens Genesis ; Psalm ; 1 Peter Feb. 25: Cathi Nehring Genesis 17,1-7,15-16; Psalm ; Romans March 4: Len Ochowicz Exodus ; Psalm 19; 1 Corinthians March 11: Phyllis Bergren Numbers ; Psalm , 17-22; Ephesians March 18: Shari Hartog Jeremiah ; Psalm ; Hebrews March 25: Dylan Nelson Isaiah a; Psalm ; Philippians April 1: Jeff N. / Joan L. Isaiah ; Psalm ,14-24; Acts Ushers: Sound: Communion Asst.: Jan. 28: Jim & Gladys Nelson Mary Stromberg Feb. 4: Rick & Connie Kawalek Len Ochowicz Dan Hartog Feb. 11: Mike & Jaime Dick Dan Hartog Connie Kawalek Feb. 18: Jim & Joy Nehring Gladys Nelson Christy Belsheim Feb. 25: Jeremy & Christy Belsheim Annette Jensen Dan Hartog Mar. 4: Rick & Mary Stromberg Dan Hartog Len Ochowicz Mar. 11: Janie Richardson/Karen Dare Mary Stromberg Jeremy Belsheim Mar. 18: Dan & Shari Hartog Sam Pioske Barb Dick Mar. 25: Rod & Deb Minnich Jeff Nosbusch Ginger Nosbusch Altar Guild February March Monica Arnold/Ginny Turner Lindsey Atchison/Colleen Sinell Coffee Treats Jan. 28: Cheerie Smith / Mary and Heather Stromberg Feb. 4: Jaime & Barb Dick / JoJo Ochowicz Feb. 11: Gladys Nelson / Christy & Kirsten Belsheim Feb. 18: Judy Dawson / Nichole O Bert Feb. 25: Rose Nelson / Amy Gamble Mar. 4: Annette Jensen / Sarah Bauer Mar. 11: Ginger Nosbusch / Angie Detert / Abby Pendzimas Mar. 18: Shari Hartog / Mel Pioske Mar. 25: Phyllis Bergren / Ginny Turner / Rosalie Ludwig Acolyte Jan 28 Hailey Voge Feb 4 - Aylisa Rogers Feb 11 Mark Arnold Feb 18 Dylan Nelson Feb 25 McKayla Nelson Mar 4 Meghan Dick Mar 11 Derrick Diethelm Mar 18 Tommy Johnsen Mar 25 Emily Hartog April 1 Easter April 8 Tucker Hass Worship Assistants, Please Note: If you are scheduled to be a worship assistant, please mark your calendar. If you can NOT do it, find your replacement and let the church office know. If you are having trouble, contact Connie. 9

10 FEBRUARY 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat :30 pm WELCA :00 am Quilting 6:00 pm Worship Committee Mtg. 6-8 pm Confirmation 7:00 pm Suicide Survivors Group :30 am Altar Guild Mtg. 5:30 pm 7:00 pm SHROVE Tuesday Pancake Supper & Game Night 7 pm Ash Wednesday Worship Service Wild Mountain Youth Snow Tubing Event 5-9 PM :00 am Quilting 6:30 pm Church Cncl. 6 pm Soup Supper 7:30 pm Worship Svc Tie quilts Eagles Nest *New Pathways here 2 pm Kettle River Mtg. 10:00 am Sr. League New Pathways here New Pathways here New Pathways here 6 pm Soup Supper 7:30 pm Worship Svc. 10

11 MARCH 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat :30 pm WELCA New Pathways here New Pathways here New Pathways here :00 am Quilting 6:00 pm Worship Committee Mtg. 6 pm Soup Supper 7:30 pm Worship Svc 7:00 pm Suicide Survivors Group ELCA Nuts and Bolts Workshop at Grand Rapids, MN 6 pm Soup Supper 7:30 pm Worship Svc :00 am Quilting 6:30 pm Church Cncl. 6 pm Soup Supper 7:30 pm Worship Svc :00 am Sr. League am Altar Guild Mtg. 6 pm Maundy Thurs. 7 pm Good Friday 11

12 Immanuel Lutheran Church 2088 Highway 70 Mora, MN Immanuel Lutheran Church Evangelical Lutheran Church in America 2088 Highway 70 Mora, MN immanuellutheranbrunswick.com Pastor: Rev. Sierra Westerman Worship: Sunday Mornings at 9:00 AM 12