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Bond Trinity Lutheran Church 523 4th Ave. SE, Jamestown, ND September 2018 Vol.

.. 3 Grief Support Group... 3 Calendar... 11 Council/Committee Contacts...12 Council Minutes... 8 Passages.

.. 5 Trinity s purpose: Connect with God and with each other. Share God s good news with all.

1 Bond Trinity Lutheran Church 523 4th Ave. SE, Jamestown, ND September 2018 Vol. 15 Issue 9 In this issue: Altar Candle Sponsors.4 Attendance... 4 Report on CAR... 3 Quilting... 3 Young at Heart... 3 Grief Support Group... 3 Calendar Council/Committee Contacts...12 Council Minutes... 8 Passages Pastor Kristi s Message....2 Youth..6 Faith Quest... 7 EaND Women s Convention... 5 Trinity s purpose: Connect with God and with each other. Share God s good news with all. Pastor Kristi invites you to connect the Bible with your life. See page 2. Third graders will receive Bibles during the 10:45 worship service on September 9. See page 7 Other activities for children, youth and adults resume this fall. 1

Your Word is a Lamp to My Feet Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path. Psalm 119:105 Boxes of Bibles arrive in the church office this time of year.

2 Your Word is a Lamp to My Feet Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path. Psalm 119:105 Boxes of Bibles arrive in the church office this time of year. Bibles for 7 th graders beginning confirmation class, Bibles for 3 rd graders, First Bibles with thick board book pages and colorful pictures to be given to infants and toddlers when they are baptized. Why so many Bibles? Because we want children and teens and adults to read them. We want that board book Bible to be read and loved so much that by the time a child is ready for preschool, she is eager to see the big story Bible we have in the preschool classrooms. And by the time a child can read confidently, he has a Bible he can read for himself at home. And when they start confirmation, they can have a study Bible that helps them dig deeper into the stories of the Bible to find ways the Bible connects with their own lives. And for adults, reading the Bible can be a life-long journey. I recently talked with a friend who announced, I m reading Zephaniah. I knew that she began her journey through the Old Testament many months ago. One, two, three chapters a day. She s been working her way through. Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and last is Malachi. She thinks by the end of the next week, she ll have finished reading the Old Testament and will be ready for the New. What happens when my friend and I finish reading the whole Bible? We ll probably read it again. The beauty of the Bible is it can be a life-long companion. As Psalm 119 verse 105 says, Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path. I appreciate the light God s Word shines on my path. I want to read more. I want to think about how the Bible connects with my life. This fall, there are a few ways you can be intentional about letting the Word of God shine on your life path. At the 10:45 worship service, we plan to include a series of children s messages that connect the stories of the Old Testament with the images in the windows in the sanctuary. Later in November, you are invited to participate in a Walk through the Old Testament. This is a way to learn a hand motion and a short phrase to help you remember the people and events of the Old Testament. This half-day retreat will be at Trinity and is open to everyone 3 rd grade and older. We ll ask you to register later in September so we know how many to expect. There will be a fee to cover expenses and we ll have scholarships available so everyone who wants to attend can participate. Or follow the lead of my friend and I and pick a book of the Bible that interests you and start reading. A chapter or two a day and before long, you ll have developed a good habit of daily Bible reading walking along the path that God s Word lights for you. In Peace, Pastor Kristi Weber My approach is a bit different. I started more than a year ago with the Prophets, then Psalms, then Proverbs and the other wisdom books. Then I jumped to the Gospels and Letters. Back to History. Now I m reading the first 5 books of the Old Testament. I m slowed down in Leviticus for now, but because I know I ve read most of the rest of the Bible, I m going to stick with it. 2

Report on CAR, Our Companion Synod Though sporadic violence is still a danger, normalcy is returning to the Central African Republic, according to Willie and Ann Langdji, long term missionaries in

Accompanied by its ELCA partners and World Hunger, the Lutheran Church of the CAR is making a great impact in education, health, food, clean water, and housing.

3 Report on CAR, Our Companion Synod Though sporadic violence is still a danger, normalcy is returning to the Central African Republic, according to Willie and Ann Langdji, long term missionaries in Africa who spoke at Our Savior s Lutheran in Valley City, one of their sponsoring churches. Accompanied by its ELCA partners and World Hunger, the Lutheran Church of the CAR is making a great impact in education, health, food, clean water, and housing. During the conflict, homes had been destroyed, schools and fields abandoned, and medical clinics largely dysfunctional. The Langdjis are regional missionary supervisors of the ELCA mission work in Madagascar and several countries in western and central Africa where the ELCA accompanies local Lutheran churches. Jamestown Area Grief Support Team is hosting a Grief Support Group For anyone who has lost a loved one either recently or in past years. The group will meet once a week for six weeks beginning Thursday, Sept. 6 at 7:00 p.m. at St. John s Lutheran Church 424 1st Ave. S, Jamestown This group is open to everyone but registration is required. Participants should plan to attend all six sessions. To register or for more information please Charlotte at or or Kathy at or Quilting to Resume September 27 Quilting will begin again Thursday, September 27. In preparation for this, volunteers are needed to sew quilt tops using the kits to be found at the base of the stairs in the Gathering Space. Volunteers to tie quilts September 27 between 9:30 and 3 are asked to bring a sack lunch if able to stay through the noon hour but are welcome to help for any length of time during that time span. No experience is needed. An enjoyable time is guaranteed!! Young at Heart will meet at Perkins in Jamestown to order off the menu at 12 noon Monday, September 10 and to enjoy a complementary piece of pie with each entree. Any senior is welcome to come and share summer happenings with the group. Anyone needing a ride is asked to call the church by 10 a.m. 3

Worship on FM radio If you are having trouble with the reception on 1400 AM for the radio broadcast of the 8:30 am Sunday worship, try 107.1 FM to get better reception.

4 Worship on FM radio If you are having trouble with the reception on 1400 AM for the radio broadcast of the 8:30 am Sunday worship, try FM to get better reception. Radio Broadcast 09/02/18 by Randy and Colleen Lebahn in honor of their 35th anniversary 09/09/18 by Trinity Lutheran Church 09/16/18 by Jackie Thorp in memory of Marvin Thorp 09/23/18 by Larry and Joyce Kukla in honor of their 60th anniversary 09/30/18 by Trinity Lutheran Church Altar Flowers 09/02/18 by Jon and Peg Schlenker in memory of their mothers 09/09/18 by Jeanette Skjeret and family in memory of Leon L. and Leon D. Skjeret 09/16/18 by Bob and Lori Schuchard in honor of all grandparents past and present 09/23/18 by Larry and Joyce Kukla in honor of their 60th anniversary 9/30/18 by Jennifer and Nathan Mack in honor of their first anniversary Altar Candles 09/02/18 by Steve and Ruth Brubakken in honor of all teachers 09/09/18 by Pastor Susan Haukaas in honor of her 40th baptismal anniversary 09/16/18 by Mike and Susan Haukaas in honor of their anniversary 09/23/18 by Larry and Joyce Kukla in honor of their 60th anniversary 09/30/18 by Glenna Monek in memory of Ross Anderson Sponsorships for 2018 are available. Please call the church office or check the sign-up sheets in the Narthex for the dates you would like to sponsor these things. The cost is $15 for candles, $30 for flowers and $100 for the radio broadcast. It is a nice way to honor or memorialize a loved one. Darold Schmuhl: Carol Delaney Joy Skeel: Carol Delaney Ann Lervik: Carol Delaney Don Eberhardt: Peg Beckman Evelyn Bennett: Lyle and Elizabeth Hanson, Peg Beckman Terry Moser: Shirley Driessen, Laura Eberhardt, Lue Struble, Peg Beckman, Carol Delaney Mac Nielsen: Peg Beckman John Johnson: Brenda Knapp, Gerald and Joan Rudnick, Laurel Haroldson Baptisms Passages Remi Mikael Wright 07/02/18 Rhett Charles Wright 07/02/18 Iris Grace Larson 07/22/18 Bodie Myles Brickner 08/26/18 Weddings Lyndsey Person & Nicholas Haakenson 07/21/18 Renewal of Vows Memorials Chris & Melissa Lepp 08/11/18 July/August Attendance Sunday July August August August August

The Salvation Army needs feminine hygiene products for their food pantries. We have placed collection boxes near the food pantry shopping cart and in Stepping Stones for this purpose.

is the theme of the synod s women s convention at Red Willow September 22, with registration beginning at 8:30 and opening worship at 9:15.

5 The Salvation Army needs feminine hygiene products for their food pantries. We have placed collection boxes near the food pantry shopping cart and in Stepping Stones for this purpose. Monetary donations can also be taken to the church office. Please write For Our Sisters in the Memo Line. Red Willow Bible Camp Hosts EaND Women s Convention Here I Am, Lord! is the theme of the synod s women s convention at Red Willow September 22, with registration beginning at 8:30 and opening worship at 9:15. Meal tickets are $12 and must be reserved by September 12 to ensure enough food for all. (Contact Ruth Urdahl if planning to attend.) All women are encouraged to come to be engaged in Bible study and to hear Sue Shirek, Exec. Director of Northland Rescue Mission, Grand Forks, Pastor Larry Thiele of Dakotah O yate Lutheran Church, and Freddie Jordan of Churchwide. In-Kind Offerings to be collected include paper products, cleaning products, and hygiene products for Red Willow; disposable diapers (size 3, 4, 5), baby wipes, baby quilts and blankets, and adult quilts for Dakotah O yate ministry; adult quilts & blankets, bath towels & washclothes, shampoo & conditioner, tooth brushes & toothpaste, and deodorant for Northlands Rescue Mission; and any type of yarn for James River Correctional prison ministry yarn collection project. (Inmates create caps, scarves, blankets, afghans, & other items for homeless shelters and various community needs.) Lutheran World Relief School Supply Drive Thank you so much for your support! All that is currently needed are: blunt school scissors 70-sheet notebooks (8x 10½). Roof Report Trinity s roof and steeple sustained wind damage earlier this summer. An insurance claim was filed and proceeds from the settlement will be used to replace the sanctuary roof and steeple in the coming weeks. While the workers are here, repairs will be made to the two flat roofs. Funds from the Roof Repair Fund will be used to pay for those repairs. The estimate for a total replacement of the flat roof over the education wing on the southeast part of the building exceeded $27,000. For now, essential repairs to this section of the roof will be made. Expect that requests for funds will be part of financial planning for 2019 so that a more lasting replacement of this roof can be completed next year. Thank you for your patience and support as these projects take place. Save the Date... Trinity Fall Bazaar Saturday, Oct. 13 5

6 PULSE Sunday mornings 9:30-10:45 Youth Room Sunday Morning programming for 6th- 9th graders begins September 9 at 9:30. This year s theme verse is Romans 8:38: For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord. We will watch videos, listen to music, play games, and have great conversations, all about how The Bible and our faith pertain to our lives today. We available technology to enhance the learning experience and to help create an effective and meaningful hour together. I am so looking forward to spending this time with our incredible young people. Thank you for sharing them with me! Note: No PULSE on Sun, Sept 23 due to Middle School Retreat in Detroit Lakes CastAway Retreats It is time yet again, for fall retreats. The retreats are held near Detroit Lakes, MN at Young Life's CastAway Club. We get to experience worship, music and activities all centered around teens and their faith. Also available at CastAway, a 60 person hot tub, climbing wall, indoor gym, outdoor volleyball and basketball courts, a zip line and a game room that includes pool, ping pong, and foosball. It is always a great weekend! Young people from all over our synod attend. 6th -8th Middle School Retreat is Sept th-12th High School Retreat is Sept Cost is $160/person which includes travel, lodging, meals (excluding Sunday lunch ($10- $15)), activities and a t-shirt. Registration information is available here, by contacting Kirstie or through the church office. Reminder: Registration paperwork and a $60 deposit are due by 5:00, Monday, September 10. Thank you! Wed., Sept 26 See You at the Pole 7:30 JHS flagpole JMS flagpole See You at the Pole is all about students from a variety of churches coming together, praying for God s incredible power to be released on their campus. We will meet at the flagpole in front of your school and pray together. After the prayer, breakfast-type snacks will be served while we fellowship before the school day begins. GOD will be there. I will be there. Will you? 6

LITTLE MESSENGER For we live by faith, not by sight. - 2 Corin. 5:7 Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.

Registration from 9:15-9:30 am on Sunday, Sept. 9th in the downstairs library. Faith Quest will begin Sept. 9th (9:30-10:30 am) Now Faith!

olds - 5th Grade) 9:30-10:30 am 10:45 Service Children s Church 3rd-5th Grade Faith Milestone Introduction to the Bible Classes Mondays, Sept.

7 LITTLE MESSENGER For we live by faith, not by sight. - 2 Corin. 5:7 Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him and he will make your paths straight. Proverbs 3:5-6 Pre-register for Faith Quest online or stop in the office by Sept. 7th! Registration from 9:15-9:30 am on Sunday, Sept. 9th in the downstairs library. Faith Quest will begin Sept. 9th (9:30-10:30 am) Now Faith! Large Group and Learning Stations (parents invited - more info to come). Faith Quest Sunday School (2-3 yr. olds (with caregiver) and 4 yr. olds - 5th Grade) 9:30-10:30 am 10:45 Service Children s Church 3rd-5th Grade Faith Milestone Introduction to the Bible Classes Mondays, Sept. 17th & 24th (5:30-6:30 pm) The Bibles will officially be presented to all 3rd graders during the 10:45 service on Sunday, Sept.9th. First Rotation Story - Abraham and Sarah: Faithful Believers Sept. 16th Oct. 7th Second Rotation Story - Joseph Oct. 14th (21st off) - Nov. 18th Workshop Teachers and Guides are always desperately needed and welcome for this programming year! Stepping Stones Date Night Friday, Sept. 14th 5:30-9:00 pm Kids ages 1-8 RSVP online by Sept. 12th. steppingstones@ trinityjamestown.com Be a part of this powerful ministry and be blessed! Please contact Sarah ( ) or sarahmcbirke@hotmail.com ASAP! Stepping Stones Wild on Wednesdays Fun on Fridays 8:45-11:45 am Thrills on Thursdays 5:30-7:30 pm Regular schedule begins Sept. 5th Special crafts, games, sensory and learning activities will be available throughout the Play Center designed with your child (birth-8) in mind. No need to register, just pop-in and play! $5/Family/Visit Back to School on Sesame Street! Come and play, everything's A-OK! Friendly neighbors there - that's where we meet! This message has been brought to you by the Letter A and the Number 8. Sept Blast Off - Up, Up and Away! Blast off for an out-of-this-world learning adventure! Join us as we sail and fly high up in the sky with airplanes, rockets, hot-air balloons, and more. Oct Free Community Open House Thursday, Oct. 4 (5:30-7:30 pm) 7

8 Trinity Lutheran Church Council Meeting August 13th, :00 PM Highlights from Minutes Minutes Members present: Kevin Gall, Ashley Eagleson, Erin Klein, Jennifer Sherman-Mack, David Nelson, Hal Weiser, Michelle Neumiller, Russ Sunderland, Leslee Larson, Pastor Kristi, Pastor Susan SNACKS AND DEVOTION: Russ Sunderland Call to order: Russ Sunderland Minutes: Ashley Eagleson- Erin made a motion to approve the minutes, Michelle seconded. Motion carried. Treasurer s Report: Michelle Neumiller- David made a motion to approve the treasurer s report, Hal seconded. Motion carried. INFORMATION ONLY A. Status of Chamber Video (welcome resource for new residents & visitors) Video required changes based upon initial review. Awaiting revised copy for consideration B. Personnel matters Portico Benefits awaiting new information Trinity/St. Johns Music Agreement status update: terminated July 31st C. Resource Sharing Opportunity Atonement Lutheran Proposal Youth Opportunities D. Finance Credit card update Summer Finance Status E. Master Building and Grounds Planning Team (determining/prioritizing future building and grounds needs). ACTION ITEMS A. Roof Repair Decision Insurance Settlement for Wind Damage Steeple and Sanctuary Roof Repair Estimate Education Wing Roof Repair Estimate- not covered by insurance settlement Options for Proceeding With Repairs $86,752 total estimate for all repairs necessary Assessment/Decision Michelle made a motion to fix sanctuary, dormer, steeple (covered by insurance settlement), and have other repairs done in multiple places per Tecta s assessment. Education wing repair will be deferred for now. Jennifer seconded. Motion carried. B. Drink offering for September Jennifer made a motion to designate drink offering for September to Community Action Backpack Program and October to Mary s Place/Safe Shelter. Erin seconded. Motion carried. Next Council Meeting: September 17, 2018, 7:00 pm Snacks and devotions by Kevin Gall. Next Exec Team Meeting Wednesday September 5, 5:30 pm. Adjourn with The Lord s Prayer A full copy of the minutes in available in the main office at Trinity. 8

2018 Year-to-Date Financial Overview As of the end of July 2018 YTD 2018 YTD 2018 YTD Actual Budget Difference General Fund Offerings $ 210,706 $ 213,634 Plus Other Income $ 91,081 $ 50,792 Total

9 2018 Year-to-Date Financial Overview As of the end of July 2018 YTD 2018 YTD 2018 YTD Actual Budget Difference General Fund Offerings $ 210,706 $ 213,634 Plus Other Income $ 91,081 $ 50,792 Total Income $ 301,787 $ 264,426 Less Total Expenses $ 293,498 $ 299,780 Less Cash Flow Loan $ (15,000) Surplus (Deficit) $ (6,711) $ (35,354) $ (6,711) Other Income and Expenses do NOT include Connect Share Grow or mortgage payments because they are paid from separate accounts above and beyond Trinity s day-to-day expenses. $350,000 Year to Date Financial Overview $300,000 $250,000 $200,000 $150,000 $100,000 $50,000 $- Actual Budget Difference $(50,000) Income Expense Surplus (Deficit) Trinity Lutheran Church Lutefisk and Meatball Supper Wednesday, Oct. 3 4:00-7:00 p.m. Adults: $14 presale; $15 at the door Youth: 6-11: $4; Preschoolers: Free Advanced tickets available at the Trinity Office 9

Health Update: Thank you for your care and concern as Robert Murphy continues receiving medical care to treat lymphoma. Your support at the Benefit Concert, August 12 was deeply appreciated.

Robert is currently on short-term disability leave from his responsibilities at Trinity. For timely updates about his health, you can read his CaringBridge page.

10 Health Update: Thank you for your care and concern as Robert Murphy continues receiving medical care to treat lymphoma. Your support at the Benefit Concert, August 12 was deeply appreciated. Robert was able to attend the concert and hear the gifts of music from many musicians from Trinity, the community, and long-time friends. Robert is currently on short-term disability leave from his responsibilities at Trinity. For timely updates about his health, you can read his CaringBridge page. Robert Murphy, Trinity s Director of Music Ministries, is keeping up posts about his health in Caringbridge.org. To find his page, search for robertbobbymurphy. Trinity Connection Close-Up Boy Scouts + Computer Upgrades = A New Computer Lab for Faith Quest Ten years ago, Dillon Shaffer was a preschooler as Trinity began a shift to a rotation based model for Sunday School. Younger children like Dillon heard Bible stories in the newly decorated Stepping Stones Play Center and were invited to play and make crafts that connected with the story of the day. As Dillon got older, he was able to interact with the same Bible story for several weeks in a row. One week, he d make and eat food in the kitchen classroom. Another week, he d put on a costume and act out the story. And he loved when it was his turn to go to the computer lab and learn about the lesson with the computers. Ten years is a long time in the life of a young boy and even longer in the life of a computer. Dillon is now in high school and is working on his Eagle Scout project. This has been a perfect match. Dillon s project is to update the Faith Quest computer lab to continue inspiring the children who are in elementary school. The new computers are set up. Soon new tables and benches, just the right size for 1 st -5 th graders, will be in place. Funding for this project came from gifts to the Connect Share Grow campaign and from memorial gifts given in memory of Darold Schmuhl, a beloved IT staff member in the Jamestown Public Schools. Grace Circle Garden Luncheon Recently Grace Circle had a luncheon at the home of Phyllis Kleinknecht. After lunch on the deck, they had their monthly study, wrapping up a three-session study on prayer. Guests are always welcome at circle meetings which are regularly scheduled the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. The Bond and bulletin list current time and place. THE Bond is published monthly by Trinity Lutheran Church th Ave. SE, Jamestown, ND Telephone (701) connect@trinityjamestown.com Web site: Kristina Weber ( ).. Senior Pastor Susan Haukaas ( ) Associate Pastor Sarah McDermid Director of Children s Ministries Robert Murphy...Director of Music Ministries Kirstie Dobson Director of Youth Ministries Meggen Henke Administrative Assistant Pictured are: L to R: Phyllis Kleinknecht, Joyce Mueller, Dolores Klaudt, Ruth Urdahl, Kelly Krein, Diana Carlson, Donna Gullickson and Mary Craft. 10

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 8:30am Worship with Communion 9:30am Coffee Cart 10:00am Worship with Communion 3 Labor Day Office Closed 4 2:30pm Text Study 6:00pm Baptism Class 5 5:30pm Exec

11 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 8:30am Worship with Communion 9:30am Coffee Cart 10:00am Worship with Communion 3 Labor Day Office Closed 4 2:30pm Text Study 6:00pm Baptism Class 5 5:30pm Exec Committee Meeting 6:30pm 7&8Grade Confirmation 7:30pm 9th Grade Confirmation 6 9:30am A Mother s Heart 5:30pm Open Play Time :30am Worship 9:30am Coffee Cart 9:30am Faith Quest/Pulse 10:45am Worship-Third Graders Receive Bibles 10 10:00am JRMC Aux. Tea Set Up 5:15pm Celebration Rehearsal 5:15pm Handbells 7:00pm Boy Scouts Kristi & Susan to Fair Hills 11 2:00pm JRMC Aux. Tea 2:30pm Text Study Fair Hills 12 6:30pm 7&8 Grade Confirmation Fair Hills 13 9:30am A Mother s Heart 10:00am Altar Guild Noon Jamestown Ministerial 5:30pm Open Play Time 14 5:30pm Date Night :30am Worship with Communion 5:15pm Celebration Rehearsal 9:30am Coffee Cart 5:15pm Handbells 9:30am Faith Quest/Pulse 5:30pm Bible Class 10:45am Worship with Communion 7:00pm Congregational Council No Boy Scout meeting 18 8:00am Men of Trinity 2:30pm Text Study 5:00pm Outreach 7:00pm Grace Circle 19 6:30pm 7&8 Grade Confirmation 7:00pm Wine & the Word :30am A Mother s Heart 11:00am Communion at Ave Maria 2:00pm Faith Circle 5:30pm Open Play Time JMS Castaway 22 JMS Castaway 23 8:30am Worship 9:30am Coffee Cart 9:30am Faith Quest/No Pulse 10:45am Worship 2:30pm Rock of Ages Communion JMS Castaway 24 5:15pm Celebration Rehearsal 5:15pm Handbells 5:30pm Bible Class No Boy Scout meeting 25 Noon Women of Trinity 2:30pm Text Study 26 7:30am See You at the Pole-JMS 8:00am See You at the Pole-JHS 6:30pm 7&8 Grade Confirmation 27 9:30pm Quilting 9:30am A Mother s Heart 10:00am Jamestown Conference 5:30pm Open Play Time 28 JHS Castaway 29 JHS Castaway 30 8:30am Worship 9:30am Coffee Cart 9:30am Faith Quest/Pulse 10:45am Worship Noon New Member Class JHS Castaway 11

12 Trinity Lutheran Church th Ave SE Jamestown, ND Address Service Requested Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 128 Jamestown, ND Trinity s Purpose: Connect with God and with each other. Share God s good news with all. Fall Worship Schedule 2018 COUNCIL MEMBERS (Telephone) Russ Sunderland, President ( ) Jason Odenbach, Vice President ( ) Michelle Neumiller, Treas. ( ) Ashley Eagleson, Sec. ( ) Erin Klein, Member at Large ( ) Sundays 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. Beginning September 9 Education Hour 9:30-10:30 Office Hours Monday-Thursday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Fridays: 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Monday Worship is taking a break to give participants and leaders time to regroup for a relaunch in Kevin Gall ( ) Leslee Larson ( ) David Nelson ( ) Skip Olson ( ) Wayne Prigge ( ) Jennifer Sherman-Mack ( ) Hal Weiser ( ) COMMITTEE/TEAM CHAIRS (Telephone) Altar Guild..Ardell Quigley ( ) Boy Scouts...Keith Domke ( ) Education Fine Arts Library Memorial.Peg Beckman ( ) Men of Trinity....Randy Lebahn ( ) Outreach..Donette Rasmussen ( ) Parish Care.Ruth Urdahl ( ) Property & Management.( ) Selma Alexander/Trinity Foundation...Bob Toso ( ) Stephen Ministry.. Carol Delaney ( ) Women of Trinity...Ruth Urdahl ( ) Worship Youth Wynn Rasmussen ( ) Church office

Bond. Trinity Lutheran Church. Trinity s purpose: Connect with God and with each other. Share God s good news with all.

Bond. Trinity Lutheran Church. Trinity s purpose: Connect with God and with each other. Share God s good news with all. Bond Trinity Lutheran Church 523 4th Ave. SE, Jamestown, ND October 2018 Vol. 15 Issue 10 In this issue: Altar Candle Sponsors.4 Attendance... 4 Quilting... 5 Young at Heart... 3 Calendar... 11 Council/Committee