The Story. Inside This Issue. Making Our Love and Mission Visible

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1 Page 2 D E C E M B E R G O O D S H E P H E R D L U T H E R A N C H U R C H A B E R D E E N, S D ( ) The Story Inside This Issue Making Our Love and Mission Visible Christmas is more than one day. Christmas is more than one worship service. Turn to page 5 for our schedule of Christmas worship celebrating God s gift of Jesus to a dark world in need of light. I like the new program! Hadlee Nilson, a 4 th grader, said when asked about the new Wednesday School activities. Read more on page 3 to find out more about how students feel about the new Sunday and Wednesday School activities. Do we have to take a picture? asked the kids in Hallelujah Chorus and Good Vibrations. The answer was Yes. They had to take a nice group picture for the new directory. However, after their nice group picture, they were able to take some silly pictures! Read more about the new directory on page 6. The Sunday and Wednesday School Families kicked off the holiday season this past week with Advent themed Family School activities. They made two ornaments tying together the last two rotations of lessons. (Continued on page 3) Don t pull the shade come to high school youth group! Don t know what that means? I didn t either (Continued on page 3) There is a process to giving the perfect gift; the shopping, the wrapping, the giving. With Christmas just around the corner we can get so focused on getting the perfect gift for each person on our list. But have you ever paused to think about the gifts that God has given for you? (Continued on page 6)

2 Page 2 Little Lambs Maggie Bruns, Director/Teacher Merry Christmas! Thank You!! Thank you to everyone who came to the preschool brunch and watched the preschoolers sing in church. We appreciate everyone s support of our program. A special thanks to the Committee for their help with preparing the brunch. I cannot believe we are almost done with half of the school year! We have been busy in November learning about communities. We read about what businesses and jobs you can find in a community. We also were able to go to Kessler s grocery store and the kids had a blast! November also brought us Thanksgiving. The children had a great time making turkeys out of their handprints and learning about what we are thankful for. We will begin December celebrating the holiday season and practicing our songs for our Christmas program coming up right before Christmas break! Receipts and Labels We are still collecting! Every little bit helps and we appreciate all who turn them in! Receipts can be collected from Kessler s or Ken s and must be dated during the current school year September 1, 2015 through May 31, Receipts and labels for education can be placed in the containers located on the table in the Fellowship Hall. Check out the list of eligible products that qualify for the Labels for Education program located near the bins in the fellowship hall. These UPC labels are not just found on Campbell s soups!! Certain stationary items, magazines, juice, cereals, and snacks all Christmas Program Come watch all three preschool classes sing some Christmas songs on Thursday, December 17th at 6:30 pm in the Sanctuary. We will have apple cider and cookies following the program.

3 Spark Rotation Curriculum Youth page Page 3 The new Spark Rotation curriculum for Sunday and Wednesday School has hit the ground running and the students are enjoying the change of pace. In September a new curriculum was introduced to the Sunday and Wednesday school kids. I like that they changed the activities, said Austin Jenkins, a 4 th grader. The curriculum allows the students to participate in different activities that teach them about Bible stories. The Rotation activities include Art, Cooking, Creative Drama, Bible Games, Science and Video. Overall the students have said they enjoy the cooking, art, and video activities the most. Mari Odland, a 5 th grader and Kaitlyn Dunlavy, a 4 th grader, both said their favorite activity so far has been cooking with Mr. and Mrs. Donat. During that rotation activity the kids were able to make apple turnovers while they learned about The First Sin. Elletta Sharisky, a 5 th grader, said her favorite activity has been a rotation led by Wade Douglas when they played Mind Games while they learned the story about Joseph and His Brothers. Overall the new curriculum has been a hit with the students who look forward to a new activity each week. What s next? Rotation Leaders are needed for two consecutive weeks to lead activities in the upcoming months. If you are interested in seeing what the excitement is all about, please contact Amanda Black or Pastor Liz to sign up to be a Rotation Leader. What s next? This summer the high school youth will be partnering with Youth Works to do a week of service in St. Paul, Minnesota. They will see a side of the city not many get to see. They will be working at places like the Dorothy Day Center, Children s programs, and food banks. All youth who will have completed 8 th grade through those who will have completed 12 th grade are eligible to come on this trip. Want to sign up? Questions? Please talk to Pastor Liz or liz@goodshepherdaberdeen.org I am constantly learning new vocabulary at high school youth group. They are a great group of young people who are asking deep questions about life and faith while at the same time having fun. Here is our December calendar. High School Youth Group Schedule November 29 No Youth Group, Thanksgiving Break December 6 Hunger Games style Nerf Gun Game *Please bring your own gun and ammunition December 13 *5:00-7:00pm-NOTE TIME CHANGE! Baking Christmas Cookies December 20 No Youth Group Christmas Break December 27 No Youth Group, Christmas Break What s next for the kids this holiday season? The Sunday and Wednesday School youth will be presenting their Christmas program A Piece of Christmas on Sunday December 20 th. The Sunday School youth will be at the 8:30am service with the Wednesday School youth will be at the 10:45am service. There will be an Angel Brunch between the two services. You are all invited to join us in celebrating the Christmas season with this program. Questions please talk to Pastor Liz or Amanda.

4 DECEMBER 2015 Page 4 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 6 7 8:30 AM Traditional Worship 9:40 AM Adult Study in Chapel 9:40 AM Sunday School 10:45 AM Contemporary Worship 5:30 PM-6:30 PM Youth Praise Band 6:30 PM Youth Group/Nerf Gun Game 6:55 AM Women at Prayer 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM 9:00 AM Sarah Circle 9:00 AM Mary Circle Xmas the Millstone 5:00 PM Food Pantry 6:00 PM Esther Circle :45 AM Exultation Bells 6:55 AM Women at Prayer 8:30 AM Traditional Worship 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM 9:40 AM Sunday School; Adult Study in the Chapel; Altar Guild 5:30 PM Support to Meeting; Men in Mission Children's Ministry 10:45 AM Contemporary Worship Committee 4:30 PM Quiet Christmas 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Youth Group/ Christmas Cookie Bake NO Youth Praise Band 20 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM Sunday Church School Program 9:40 AM Angel Brunch 10:45 AM - 11:45 AM Wednesday Church School Program 4:30 PM Traveler's Christmas NO Youth Group NO Youth Praise Band 21 6:55 AM Women at Prayer 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM 5:00 PM Food Pantry :30 AM Traditional Worship NO NO Sunday School 6:55 AM Women at Prayer 10:45 AM Contemporary Worship NO Youth Group NO Youth Praise Band 1 11:00 AM Table Bethlehem 1:30 PM Staff Meeting 5:15 PM Evangelism Bd. Meeting 7:00 PM Worship Band 8 11:00 AM Table Bethlehem 1:30 PM Staff Meeting 5:45 PM Nominations Board Meeting 7:00 PM Worship Band 15 11:00 AM Table Bethlehem 1:30 PM Staff Meeting 5:15 PM Missions Board Meeting 7:00 PM Worship Band 22 11:00 AM Table Bethlehem 1:30 PM Staff Meeting 7:00 PM Worship Band 29 NO NO Table Talks 1:30 PM Staff Meeting 7:00 PM Worship Band 2 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM Men at Prayer 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM 3:30 PM - 4:10 PM Good Vibrations 4:15 PM - 4:45 PM Hallelujah Chorus 4:45 PM - 6:00 PM Supper 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM Wednesday School 6:20 PM-6:50 PM Worship Service in Sanctuary 6:50 PM - 7:30 PM 7th-9th Grade Confirmation/Decorate Xmas Tree 7:00 PM Adult Choir; Exultation Bells; Properties Board Meeting 3 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Quilting 5:15 PM Stewardship Bd. Meeting 5:30 PM Youth Board Mtg. 6:00 PM Movie Small Group :30 AM - 7:30 AM Men at Prayer 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM 3:30 PM - 4:10 PM Good Vibrations 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Quilting 4:15 PM - 4:45 PM Hallelujah Chorus 6:00 PM Worship Board 4:45 PM - 6:00 PM Supper Meeting 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM Wednesday 7:00 PM Spiritual Direction School Small Group 6:20 PM-6:50 PM Worship Service in Sanctuary NEWSLETTER DEADLINE 6:50 PM-7:30 PM 7th-9th Grade Confirmation/Service Projects 7:00 PM Adult Choir; Exultation Bells 16 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM Men at Prayer 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM 3:30 PM - 4:10 PM Good Vibrations 4:15 PM - 4:45 PM Hallelujah Chorus 4:45 PM - 6:00 PM Supper 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM Wednesday School 6:00 PM Exultation Bells Rehearsal/ Xmas Party; Adult Choir/Caroling 6:20 PM-6:50 PM Worship Service in Sanctuary 6:50 PM-7:30 PM Confirmation Christmas Party 23 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM Men at Prayer 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM NO Wednesday School NO Supper NO Worship Service NO Confirmation 7:00 PM Adult Choir 30 6:30 AM - 7:30 AM Men at Prayer NO NO Wednesday School NO Worship Service NO Confirmation NO Adult Choir 17 NO Card Group 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Quilting 6:00 PM Hub City Mazatlan's 6:30 PM Christmas Program 7:00 PM Church Council Meeting 24 Christmas Eve Worship Services/Communion 2:30PM,4:30PM, 6:30PM, 11:00PM NO 31 NO NO Quilting 4 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM 11 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM 7:00PM Astronomy Small Group 18 8:15 AM - 3:15 PM MERRY CHRISTMAS NO 9:30 AM-10:30 AM Worship Service/ Communion 19 10:30 AM Christmas Final Rehearsal (Sun. School) 1:30 PM Christmas Final Rehearsal (Wed. School)

5 Christmas Worship Schedule Page 5 December 13, Sunday, 4:30pm: Quiet Christmas service in the Chapel. Unwrapping God s gift of peace. Christmas explodes with sound and color. Excitement is everywhere. What does it all mean for those of us living in grief, discouragement, weariness, and fear? Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace among those whom he favors! Luke 2:14 December 20, Sunday, 4:30pm: Traveler s Christmas. Unwrapping God s gift of a child born to you in the city of David, a child, Christ the Lord! Where will you be on Christmas Eve? Perhaps you ll be traveling to be with friends and family. Or maybe that day will be so full of activity that it would only add to the stress level to worship on Christmas Eve. Come on Sunday evening, December 20 th instead for a Christmas Candlelight service. December 24, Thursday, Christmas Eve Services. Unwrapping God s gift of a child born to you in the city of David, a child, Christ the Lord! 2:30 Christmas Music by Piano 4:30 Contemporary Christmas. Old time carols come alive with modern instrumentation. 6:30 Traditional Christmas. Let your heart swell with the rich sounds of the organ. 11:00 Midnight Christmas. Gentle candlelight illuminates the darkest night. All Christmas Eve services gather us around the table of Holy Communion. The 4:30, 6:30, and 11:00 make use of candlelight. December 25, Friday, 9:30am: Unwrapping God s gift of light for your new day. Winter Small Groups Elementary Youth Small Group for Families: Kids and adults together having fun and growing in faith. Inscriber s Group for Writers: Working together to grow in the discipline of writing we encourage each other and enjoy the energy of creativity. Great Food, Great Friends small group in the Kitchen: Led by Stephanie Mattson this group gathers on selected Friday evenings, prepares festive foods together to warm those cold winter evenings. Spiritual Direction Small Group: We come to learn and practice the art of encouraging others by opening ourselves to their worlds and marvel at the Spirit of God moving among us. Astronomy Small Group: We learn about the night sky as we experience the beauty found there in creation through the telescope or programs inside when the weather is cloudy. Home Bible Study Small Group: If there is interest, groups will gather together in homes to share in the wisdom of written scripture and grow in meaningful conversation with one another. Sunday Brunch Small Group: Build friendships and relationships as we go from Sunday worship to enjoying a meal out together. Caring to Make a Difference Small Group: Come together to share what we have to make a difference in the lives of others. Brain Fitness Small Group: This popular group explores the science of keeping our brains sharp and nimble. Movie Small Group: Gathers to enjoy and talk about movies watched once a month. Learn more about our small groups. Pick up your Guide to Good Shepherd s Small Groups to be printed and distributed in December. Unwrap the gift of a small group at our Christmas services when sign ups will be available.

6 New Sermon Series Given for You The greatest and most perfect gifts we ever receive are from God. Throughout the next seven weeks in worship we are going to be looking at these gifts, these promises that God has given to us. Join us at the manger as we gaze into the eyes of the baby Jesus given for you. Join us as we gather around the table to taste and see the body and blood of Jesus given for you. Join with us as we open these gifts that are given for you. For: You Love: God LIBRARY NEWS The annual inventory has been taken and many books and videos were discarded because they were never checked out or had not been checked out for several years. A few of the special videos that pertain to the holidays, etc. were kept. They are on the top shelf and the DVD s are on a shelf below them. The discarded items were offered free to the congregation for three weeks and then to the food pantry. Most of the items were taken. The books for Teens, Middle Grade and Children have been moved to the shelves where the videos used to be. It was felt that this area would be more accessible to children. Approximately 130 books were donated to the church library this past year. We want to thank everyone who donated books. They are appreciated. Remember to put your name on any book that you donate. That way if it is a duplicate we can return it to you. Thank you Page 6 Thank You for the concern, cards, phone calls and prayers since the accident. Falling off a grain bin was certainly not in our plans but we feel truly blessed to have been lifted up by so many. We are very thankful for the positive healing that continues to take place. It s been a lesson in patience and are learning that the ankles are like the South Dakota weather. Just wait 5 minutes and things will change! A special word of Thanks to Pastor Tim and Pastor Liz for the visits, thoughtfulness and words of encouragement. We have once again been touched by the power of prayer. May God Bless you all for your kindness. Evan Wahl Monte, Tammy and Jayden Wahl **************************************** Thank you to everyone that sent a card for my 90th birthday. Also, thanks to Good Shepherd for the birthday party and gifts and all who signed the birthday card. God Bless All, Leo Haar MISSION OF THE MONTH The Mission of the Month offering is received on the 2nd and 4th Sunday and Wednesday with our Noisy Offering by passing the bread pans. In November, $ was donated to the Journey Home. **************************************** Thank you to everyone who participated in our new family directory by having their portraits taken when Lifetouch was at Good Shepherd. Also thank you to everyone that assisted by being a host during portraits. Everyone s participation was very much appreciated. We are working diligently on the new photo directory layout and as long as things go as planned; the new directories should be at Good Shepherd by the end of April Check out some of the silly pictures that Good Vibrations and Hallelujah Chorus took after their nice group picture. Amanda Black Youth & Family Coordinator

7 December Support People Page 7 Caller Judy Burgard Head Ushers Bob and Deb Jensen (8:30); Wes Gienger, Clay Dykema, Randy White (10:45) Ushers Barry Dunlavy (10:45-13th) Fellowship Treats Nicole Ahlberg, Tony and Jobi Skjefte (6th) Amy Devries, Doug and Evie Witlock (13th) Bob and Sharon Weishaar, David and Linda Elsen (20th) Wayne and Tammy Arment (27th) Scripture Readers Rhonda Flahaven (8:30-6th); Steve Caron (10:45-6th) Rhonda Flahven (8:30-13th); Barry Dunlavy (10:45-13th) Rhonda Flahaven (8:30-20th); Steve Caron (10:45-20th) Rhonda Flahaven (8:30-27th) Welcome Desk Mel Wockenfuss (8:30-6th); Jeff and Jean Black (10:45-6th) Gayle Fauth (8:30-13th); Roy Burt (10:45-13th) Ella Maye Nehls (8:30-20th); Randy VanMeter (10:45-20th) Phyllis Donat (8:30-27th); Charlotte Kraemer (10:45-27th) Altar Guild Barb Frank, Sally Swanson (6th) Barb Frank, Bonnie Lundberg (13th) Barb Frank, Dorothy Brown (20th) Organists/Pianists Sheri Scott (6th, 13th, 24th-6:30 & 11:00) Tammy Wahl (9th, 16th) Kathy Harmel (2nd, 13th-4:30, 25th-9:30) Monica Jacobson (20th, 24th-2:30, 27th) Offering Tellers Joe and Judy Gelling, Charlotte Kraemer (6th) Jean Rahja, Doug and Evie Witlock (13th) Gary and Diane Kost, Tom and Rosemary Eisenbeisz (20th) Betty Beckler, Lori Krause (27th) Greeters Irene Fenske (8:30-6th); Kathy Caron (10:45-6th) Betty Taylor, Doug and Evie Witlock (8:30-13th); Barry and Nicole Dunlavy (10:45-13th) Bonnie Lamont (10:45-20th) Sound Board Clay Dykema (8:30-6th) Gary Cahoy (8:30-13th); Jeff Dahlberg (10:45-13th) Mel Wockenfuss (8:30-20th); Lisa Anderson (10:45-20th) Gary Cahoy (8:30-27th) Food Pantry Nicole Ahlberg, Ned and Kay Fredrick (6th) Amy Devries, Karen Kempf (13th) Lee Nitschke-Johnson, Doug and Marty Lutz, Joan Gilbertson (20th) Bonnie Lamont, Bob and Sharon Weishaar (27th) Nursery Assistants Gayle Fauth (8:30-6th); Michelle Hellwig (10:45-6th) Amy Devries (8:30-13th); Joye Hoerth (10:45-13th) Kay Bosanko (10:45-20th) Gina, Myah, and Emma Malchow (8:30-27th); Vickie Vander Hoek (10:45-27th) Power Point Steve Caron (6th, 27th) John Fritz (13th) Karen Hoar (20th) CHURCH COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS Congregational meeting will be January 17, 2016, at 12:30 after spud feed. Board retreat will be January 31, 2016, at 12:30 pm after sub lunch. Time and talent sheets will be distributed on January 17 and 24, We are still looking for a President-elect. Possible changes to board meeting times/days discussed to coordinate efforts and minimize time spent in meetings.

8 Page 8 12/01 Nelson, Joyce 12/01 Vetter, Carol 12/01 Hochstetter, Monica 12/01 Davidson, Aliah 12/02 Kempf, Karen 12/02 Brown, Jeff 12/02 Aman, Angela 12/02 Hochstetter, Madison 12/03 Lamont, Bonnie 12/03 Langbehn, Max 12/04 Krause, Don 12/04 Hellwig, Melissa 12/05 Schnabel, Arly 12/05 Kendall, Ellie 12/06 VanMeter, Randy 12/06 Black, Olivia 12/07 Carlson, Calvin 12/08 Kulm, Michael 12/08 Douglas, Grace 12/08 Dinger, Bailey 12/09 Brink, Sandra 12/09 Wahl, Mary Ann 12/09 Weig, Jeanette 12/09 Zantow, Kallie 12/09 Holcomb, Macee 12/10 Gilbert, Arden 12/11 Getty, Emma 12/11 Alsleben, Owin 12/13 Mattson, Roger 12/13 Zeller, Matthew 12/13 Freudenthal, Theo 12/14 Dallmann, Jim 12/14 Hargens Jr., Ed 12/14 McNertney, Colton 12/15 Nehls, Ella Maye 12/15 Bobzien, Christopher 12/15 Krege, Morgan 12/16 McGarry, Cathleen 12/16 Wahl, Tammy 12/16 Arment, Ashley 12/16 Kinder, Brandon 12/17 Gerdes, Laurie 12/17 Aman, Debra 12/17 Jencks, Tony 12/17 Shafer, Jeffrey 12/18 Schmierer, Amber 12/19 Powers, Dale 12/19 Fritz, John 12/19 Lane, Pam 12/19 Meyers, Adrienne 12/20 Bergan, Cole 12/20 Sharisky, Meara 12/22 Smith, Kristi 12/22 Kolb, Catherine 12/23 Hellwig, Steve 12/23 Dabney, Erin 12/24 Hellwig, Dennis 12/24 Lang, Linda 12/24 Morris, Sarah 12/25 Heyd, Marie 12/25 Mattson, Stephanie 12/26 Tople, Cindy 12/26 Malchow, Mark 12/27 Doerr, Virginia 12/27 Angerhofer, Jean 12/27 Panerio, Debbie 12/28 Gienger, Wes 12/28 Kulm, Casey 12/28 Zantow, Jenna 12/29 Byram, Brady 12/29 Baade, Paige 12/29 Boekelheide, Alex 12/29 Frank, Melina 12/30 Giedt, Andrea 12/30 Rush, Caden 12/30 Beyer, Ashlyn 12/30 Mielke, JaeLynn 12/31 Cormier, Terrence Budget Shortfall Yes, it s true that we at Good Shepherd are coming together to overcome a budget shortfall in What comes next? Join us in our push to the New Year to pay back $20,000 in loans taken from our Designated Funds. Great things are happening at Good Shepherd. Help us to pay for the people and resources that enrich our lives through music, fellowship, service, learning, and expressions of love. Thank you for your faithful generosity. When we look back at 2015 I realize how deeply blessed we ve been. The gift of music continues to inspire us and move us to joy. What a gift our choirs are! We have experienced joy from children s as well as adult choirs. We have had our hearts warmed through skillful playing of organ, piano, and keyboard. Music has been shared by individuals and by groups. We have witnessed our youth sharing their faith and demonstrating love and service in Aberdeen and beyond to Detroit. We have shared food together and conversation over cups of coffee. People have gathered together to find hope and comfort in times of grief and joyfully looking toward the future as people begin new life in marriage. Youth have grown in faith and closer to adults through our Wednesday and Sunday school programs. What comes next? On Sunday, January 17, we will gather together at 12:30pm for our congregational meeting to elect people to boards and council and to consider a budget to support our dreams for A spud feed will be served beginning at 11:45. Then, two weeks later, our new boards will gather to map out the year in love, learning, and service in our board retreat. For 2016 we have initial responses back from Consecration Sunday that indicate a 5.2% increase in giving. Thank you for your faithfulness, passion, and enthusiasm.

9 Building Up the Body of Christ January Serving Group - Shepherd Family Page 9 Aman, Dale Aman, Debra Anderson, Sharlene Bergan, Chad Bergan, Shannon Bogue, Dorothy * Brown, Denise Carlson, Cartor Carlson, Sherry Dell, David Erdahl, Sandra Erickson, Carol Erickson, Gus Gederos, Jim Gederos, Mary Goehring, Barbara Goehring, Thomas Greenhalgh, Bruce Greenhalgh, Mona Haar, Eleanor Haar, Leo Hainy, Keith Hainy, Kristi Hansen, Shelley Hawkinson, Whitney Heier, Karen Hoar, Irene B Hoffman, Jennie Holmquest, Anne Holty, Mark Johnson, Ardelle Johnson, Orin Johnston, Kerry Johnston, Susan Malchow, Gina Malchow, Mark Mehlhoff, Arnold Mehlhoff, Joanne Moffenbier, David Nilson, Amy Nilson, Chad Papendick, Janene Papendick, John Pesek, Ramona Pesek, Rick Reszler, Bonnie Rook, Brenda Rook, Kevin Russo, Arthur Russo, Maggie Schlaht, Marianne Schlaht, Melvin Schmidt, Genevieve Serfoss, Melvin Serfoss, Peggy Skorczewski, Joe Skorczewski, Sherry Smith, Kristi Smith, Steve Wahl, Todd Weiszhaar, Boyd Weiszhaar, Desiree Wensmann, Renea Wensmann, Tom Zahalka, Diane Zahalka, Gary Zenker, Maggie Staff Pastors-Tim Sersen, Liz Dieseth Visitation Pastor-Mike Jacobson Secretary-Barb Daberkow Pastoral Assistant-Charlotte Kraemer Financial Secretaries-Ron and Carla Kaaz Youth/Family Coordinator-Amanda Black Youth/Family Ministry Assistants-Cody Folden, MJ Johnson Custodian-Todd Black Music Coordinator Rachel Hemke Director/Teacher Maggie Bruns Organists/Pianists-Sheri Scott, Kathy Harmel, Tammy Wahl, Monica Jacobson Choir Directors-Adult/Rachel Hemke, Children s Choir/Rachel Hemke, Bells/Cheryl Ulmer Accompanist Adult and Children s Choir/Monica Jacobson Who Do I Ask About Good Shepherd Women-Sharon Bossert Good Shepherd Men-Clay Dykema Ushers/Communion Assistants Randy White, Bob and Deb Jensen Reception Coordinators: Funeral-Mona Kapfenstein, Deb Nerland Wedding/Anniversary-Heather Fitzgerald Library -Dorothy Brown, Darlis Weiszhaar Altar Guild - Sandy Cahoy Executive Council President-Ed Hargens President Elect- Treasurer-Dale Aman Secretary-Curt Bossert Board Chairs Properties-Greg Adolf Life and Growth- Evangelism-Tom Eisenbeisz, Gary Klabo Missions-Natalie Wiedrick Stewardship-Gene Morsching Worship-Peggy Serfoss, Dusty Mattson Nominations-Rosemary Eisenbeisz Youth-Lori Tiede Worship Schedule September-May: Sunday 8:30am and 10:45am; Wednesday 6:20pm (Sanctuary) June-August: Sunday 8:30am and 10:00am; Wednesday 6:15pm (Chapel)

10 GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA) 1429 North Dakota Street Aberdeen SD Phone: Fax: Website: Non-Profit Organization US Postage Paid Permit # 300 Address Service Requested Christmas Worship Schedule New Sermon Series Given for You Sunday and Wednesday School Activities Winter Small Group Information