Herald. Saturday, October 7, As a Christian. family of faith, we re gathered. to grow. and sent. to serve

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1 Volume 38 Issue 10 October 2017 Herald A publication of Hosanna Lutheran Church, ELCA Rochester, Minnesota As a Christian family of faith, we re gathered to grow and sent to serve Saturday, October 7, 2017 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Discipleship Ministries Support Ministries Fellowship Ministries Music Ministries Outreach Ministries Worship Schedule Council Page President s Message Pastor Meiers Page Affirmation of Baptism Sunday, October 29, 2017, 10:30 am The following individuals have completed instruction and will affirm their faith on Sunday, October 29th: Ashley Olson Grace Rucker Nora Will We encourage, support and pray for these youths and their families as they continue to grow in their faith.

2 Page 2 Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Discipleship Ministries gathered to grow Book Discussion October 21 Join the book discussion group this fall. You ll read a variety of books, engage in fascinating discussions and enjoy Christian fellowship. Discussions are held on the 3rd Saturday of the month at 9:00 am. Coffee will be on and members take turns bringing treats. The book to be discussed on October 21 is The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. This classic piece of American fiction, published in 1925, follows Jay Gatsby, a man who orders his life around one desire: to be reunited with Daisy Buchanan, the love he lost five years earlier. Gatsby's quest leads him from poverty to wealth, into the arms of his beloved, and eventually to death. Join in the discussion of this pitch-perfect portrayal of the Jazz Age, and searching critiques of materialism, love and the American Dream. The book scheduled for November 11(note earlier date) is A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman. You may contact Barb Anderson at barbpaul@charter.net with questions or for more information. First Communion Hosanna's First Communion retreat will be coming up on Saturday, Nov. 4th. Fifth graders interested in taking First Communion are asked to attend this retreat (with their parent(s)) from 9:00a - noon. The worship service where First Communion will be distributed will be held on Sunday, Nov. 19th at 10:30. Vibrant Faith At Hosanna Thank you to all who participated in the Vibrant Faith workshop or adult education on the weekend of Sept. 16th-17th. Tom Schwolert, our coach, has provided the team with a compilation of the leadership surveys that were completed by those at the workshop on Saturday. Our next step? Tom writes: Thank you for your welcome of me last weekend at Hosanna. I know it took time and work to gather people together for the workshop and forum and I m glad you were able to get good participation. It is clear to me that this faith community is anxious to do some things. I understand the temptation to just start doing some new things. But we must be patient and take time to discover and discern what God is calling Hosanna to do......your prayer and devotion to this process are so important. We must listen to God s leading. May you see God s active presence and love in new and exciting ways in this process. Tom. So, our next steps include continued prayer while we discover and discern individually, within our casual conversations, through participation on our ministry teams and as a congregation. Thank you for taking the time, at your ministry team meetings, to "discover" and "discern" what God is calling us to do. Hosanna's Vibrant Faith team (Pastor Meiers, Laurie Maidl, Lisa King, Nancy Wales, Barb Schepp and Darcy Youngstrom) will also be focusing on this process with an additional online meeting with Tom during October. If you should have any questions about the process or the materials shared during the Vibrant Faith weekend, feel free to contact any of the individuals listed on the team and thank you for your continued prayer.

3 gathered to grow Support Ministries Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Page 3 Hosanna Memorial Garden Policy: (first paragraph, in part) revised 11/10/04 Any member of Hosanna (past or present) or their family members may have their ashes spread around the plantings in the Memorial Garden and may have an In Memory of plaque placed on the Memorial Garden wall. Please contact Hosanna s Support Advocate or a member of the Properties Team for more information regarding cost, etc. 2005: Construction of wall 2006: Memorial Garden plant care ministry team formed : Fundraisers conducted by team, donations of plants grown from seed or given from member s gardens were planted : Cost of plant materials, lawn sprinkler system, garden and urn drip lines, decorative concrete border and many other supplies have been supported by fundraisers, generous member donations, memorial gift tributes, Thrivent Financial matching funds, member directed Thrivent Choice dollars, and Thrivent Action Team Grants. Hosanna s budget does not fund this ministry. The Memorial Garden is a forever commitment our congregation made in 2004, when this idea became a reality. The promise was made to care for the wall and its surrounding grounds. This is an important, ongoing ministry requiring care of the garden into perpetuity. Presently, the ashes of three Hosanna members are interred in the garden; Marlin Bushman, Alvin Knutson and Joyce Bandel. It is with honor and respect for them and their families that the ministry team works to maintain this space. All are welcome to visit the garden to remember, reflect, meditate, pray and enjoy God s beautiful gifts. Currently, a few committed gardeners care for this space May Oct. We are greatly in need of more volunteers to carry on this responsibility into Hosanna s future. See any team member to learn more. Sandy Scheuneman, for the Memorial Garden Ministry Team: Nan Peters, Ginny Solberg, Connie Ness, Julie Edvenson, Carolyn Dahl, Judy Ruegg, Becky Grant, Sally Nelson, Kathy Plantz Fall cleanup Saturday, October 14, from 9:00-12:00. Volunteers are needed for this activity and all participation is greatly appreciated. This year we will perform our usual general cleanup of the outside property. This will include trimming of shrubs, raking of leaves and an overall cleanup of the outside property. We would also like to attempt a thorough cleaning of walls and ceilings in the bathrooms and kitchen areas. These areas are in need of extra attention and we plan to update these areas with painting and repairing/replacing worn out items at a later time. Volunteers will be required for both projects so please plan to help. It will help if you can bring your own rakes, trimmers, and your favorite general cleaning supplies to get this accomplished. Please call Guy Griesmann ( ) if there are questions or leave a note with Jodi Solum (Secretary).

4 Page 4 Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Fellowship Ministries gathered to grow sent to serve Hosanna Empty Nest Sitter Service, Friday, October 13th, 6pm to 10pm The sitter service has been a great success for both kids and sitters. The next date is Saturday, October 13 th from 6:00 10:00 pm. Just fill out a registration form at the Welcome Center and place in basket provided. Information requested is: Children s names, ages, health issues and emergency contact information Attention: We are looking for people to help, please consider sitting once or twice a year. It is a great experience and a way to meet some of Christ s youngest gifts to Hosanna. Please contact Paul Anderson if you re interested in helping, or barbpaul@charter.net. Scrapbooking/Card Making Our next scrapbooking/card making weekend is Friday, October 20, from 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm and Saturday, October 21, from 9:00 am 6:00 pm at Hosanna. (We will be meeting the third weekend of each month (September May (skipping December)). All scrap bookers and card makers are welcome to come anytime during those two days and please feel free to bring a friend. You can come anytime during these times and if you come on Friday you can leave your stuff set up overnight. We will be in the quad room. Please bring any scrapbooking/card making items (paper, stickers, etc.) that you no longer need or want and we will put these items on a table to share with others. Any items left over in May will be donated to the craft room at the Ronald McDonald House. Please feel free to bring your favorite snack or treat to share. If you are planning on coming, please call Kelly Gangelhoff at (home) or (cell) or send her a quick at kellyg@smmpa.org. Look forward to seeing you there!! Hannah Bible Study A Small Group for Women Hannah Bible Study is a daytime women s group which will meet on the 2 nd and 4 th Wednesdays of each month from 1:00 2:30pm. New members are welcome to attend and become a part of this small group. The lessons are out of the October Gather Magazine. Contact Lisa Nordman ( ) if you have questions. Hilltoppers October 10 at Noon All those 55+ or who are retired are invited to a catered lunch and a program put on by the staff or outside speakers on the second Tuesday of the month at noon. Please sign up at the Welcome Center to let us know you are coming. You may call the office at for a ride. Saturday, October 7, :00 am 1:00 pm at Hosanna Registration begins at 8:00 am A Half-Day Workshop Featuring: Session 1: Ministering to Those Experiencing Grief Session 2: An Introduction to Stephen Ministry Session 3: How to Care in a Distinctively Christian Way The Workshop is FREE to Hosanna Members

5 gathered to grow Music Ministries Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Page 5 Music Group Schedule October 1 Grace Team October 8 Praise! Exodus October 15 King s Ringers Hosanna Choir Kids Kwire (10:30) Cherub Choir (10:30) October 29 Hosanna Choir Confirmands, Families and Youth (10:30)

6 Page 6 Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Outreach Ministries...sent to serve Quilters Group October 20 Hi! My name is Janet Walsh and I, like many people, have a passion for something that I love to do. Mine is quilting. One reason I love quilting at Hosanna is I find fabric on our shelves and cut it into 101/2 inch squares to my hearts content. I can help piece quilts together and I can sew them together or they can be sewn at the monthly quilting meeting. Another reason I love quilting at Hosanna is the fellowship I have with all the women who quilt. We start out each month with a morning coffee hour, we discuss whatever is going on in our lives. Then, we start to find a quilt, whether we need to piece one together or put batting and backing together, like what we did for God s work. Our hands. Sunday. Then we break for lunch and more fellowship. At the end of the day we see what we have accomplished during the day. Then we wave good-bye and start anticipating next month s meeting. Thank you God where I can share my passion with others. The Quilters meet the third Thursday of the month at 9:00 am. Community Food Response Fight Hunger Run/Walk - October 9 th Please join other Hosanna members for a Fight Hunger Run/Walk on Monday, October 9 th, 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. at TerraLoco, th Street Southwest. You can participate in a one-mile walk or else a 5K fun run. Please bring a $5.00 donation to participate and a non-perishable food donation. Proceeds will benefit Community Food Response (CFR.) There will be refreshments and information about CFR following the event. Spread the word! Bring a friend! Prayer Shawl Group October 9 and 27 The Prayer Shawl team meets twice a month, once in the evening and once during the day. Meetings this month are on the 2nd Monday at 6:30 pm and on the 4th Friday at 1:00 pm. If you like to knit or crotchet or would like to learn, you may join this caring ministry at any time. Contact Carolyn Dahl at crdahl25@charter.netwith questions. Members may also stop by the office to pick up a prayer shawl for a family member or friend in need of prayer and comfort. Samaritan Bethany Worship Escorts Needed for Month of November Hosanna is scheduled to provide worship escorts at Samaritan Bethany during the month of November. Samaritan Bethany is a senior living facility located at 24 8 th Street Northwest. Three to four worship escorts are needed for each worship service. The first arrival time for volunteers is 8:30 a.m. (for the 9:00 a.m. service) and the second arrival time for volunteers is 9:30 a.m. (for the 10:00 a.m. service.) Worship escorts transport wheelchair-bound residents to and from the chapel. More information and sign-up sheets can be found at the Welcome Center. Please contact Keith Johnson if you have any questions at kgjjej@charter.net or Mittens and More We ve had cool weather already but nothing like the icy, frigid, biting temperatures we will experience in the next several months. It s time again to begin collecting winter outer wear for our neighbors and friends who are unable to obtain these necessities for themselves. Please gather you re gently used/clean winter outer wear that you no longer need or use. You can also purchase items at our local thrift shops: Savers, Goodwill, and the Salvation Army Store. Most needed items at this time are mittens/gloves, boots, jackets, snow pants, and sweaters in all sizes. Please place the items you ve donated in the box in the conference room. We are called to love our neighbors as Jesus Christ has so unselfishly loved us, and when we do not care for those with needs, we are also ignoring Christ our brother. Thank you.

7 Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Page 7 th Hosanna s Pantry October 27 & 28 Join Hosanna s Pantry team this fall. It s a great way to share God s love with families in need and work together as a family. Children as young as 5 are invited to help with their parents. It s a great way for teens to earn service hours. The pantry will be Saturday, October 28 from 9:00 11:30 am. Setup is Friday, October 27 at 10:00 am. There s something for all ages to do. You can help with the pantry set up on Friday. Or you can help greet families, help them shop, carry out groceries or clean up on Saturday morning. There s a sign-up sheet at the Welcome Center or you may contact Barb Anderson, at barbpaul@charter.net or with questions. Outreach Ministries The following service projects were accomplished by the work of our hands: We made 75 tied Fleece Caps for Mittens & More Ministry. We assembled 240 packages of 6 Can Soups for visitors during the week and for Channel One families. 44 plates of cookies (dozen per plate) were bagged, divided, and delivered to Dorothy Day, Hope Lodge, and Gift of Life Transplant House. 50 Camp Noah Kids Kits were assembled and will be delivered to a Camp Noah office at Luther Seminary. We helped tie and pin 2 ½ quilts together for the Quilters Ministry. About lbs. of garden produce (potatoes, tomatoes, green peppers, zucchinis, green beans) was harvested and delivered to Gage East Apartments/Empowerment Center. Three teams of two people each split up in the afternoon and installed a total of 20 smoke alarms and 8 carbon monoxide detectors at 8 different residences. Thirteen people helped with Adopt-a-Highway and cleaned up our section of Hwy 52 S. and collected 32 bags of garbage. On Wednesday, September 13 th, thirteen members prepared, cooked, and served dinner at the Ronald McDonald House. We served about 30 people and had enough to make to go plates for the staff to put in two other kitchens for families to eat at their convenience....sent to serve Thank you to everyone who participated in our 4 Annual God s work. Our hands. Sunday! Hebrew 6:10 God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them. Hosanna s 4th annual GWOH s Sunday was filled with worship, fellowship, food, fun, and community service projects. The front of the sanctuary was decorated with three blue banners, with yellow cutouts of people s hands. Two banners with pretty blue shades of ribbons hung down the middle of the pulpit and altar which were adorned with white cloth. The worship service started with a vibrant processional with the congregation singing Praise, praise, praise the Lord, Praise God s Holy name Allelulia!, while people of all ages carried in colorful crosses and swim noodles decorated with ribbons. They marched around the aisles of the sanctuary and placed the crosses and noodles against the back of the wall and around the altar.

8 Worship Ministries gathered to grow Page 8 Worship Schedule October :00am and 10:30am October 1, 2017 Liturgy: Service of Word and Song Grace Team/Communion Theme: Grace in Action Text: Philippians 2:1-13 October 8, 2017 Liturgy: ELW Setting 2/Word Theme: Word Alone Text: Matthew 21: October 15, 2017 Liturgy: Choral Liturgy-Deutsche Messe Communion Theme: Grace Alone Text: Matthew 22:1-14 October 22, 2017 Liturgy: ELW Setting 2/Word Theme: Faith Alone Text: Matthew 22:15-22 October 29, :00 am Liturgy: ELW Setting 2/Word Theme:500th Anniversary of the Reformation 10:30am Liturgy: ELW Setting 2/Adapted Theme: Confirmation Sunday Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Adult Forum October :15 am October 1- Who Are our Muslim Neighbors? Regina Mustafa, a spokesperson for the Muslim Community in Rochester, will be with us to lead a conversation about the Islamic Faith. Catherine Davis from our congregation will help facilitate the discussion. October 8 - The 2017 WELCA Gathering The 2017 Gathering of the Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America was held in Minneapolis this past July. Several members of Hosanna participated and will share their experiences with us. October 15 - Welcome New Members Several new friends in Christ will be joining Hosanna Lutheran Church. You are encouraged to come and meet them as they are received into membership. October 22 - Hosanna s annual pancake breakfast will be served between services by the Men s Breakfast and Bible Study Group. Bring the whole family and let the men do the cooking and clean-up. October th Anniversary of the Reformation A special documentary film, Luther and the Reformation, will be shown during the adult forum. This film was produced especially for the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation. Should Children Sit Through Big Church? The short answer to the above question is definitely, YES!. At Hosanna families of all sizes and ages are embraced and are encouraged to attend worship. Children bring wonder and energy to our worship experiences and they learn from observing adults around them. We continue with intergenerational worship because everyone benefits. Here are some thoughts from an article of the same name by Pastor John Piper: Authentic, heartfelt worship is the most valuable thing in human experience. The cumulative effect on children, between the time they are born to 17 years old, of 800+ worship services spent with parents/guardians in authentic communion with God and his people is utterly incalculable.. The aim is that the children catch the passion for worshiping God by watching mom and dad (and other adults) enjoy God week after week.the bottom line is heartfelt, passionate encounters with the living God in worship should be the greatest desire of a parents heart. And there is no better place or time to impart this than with mom/dad/ guardian doing it together with their children in worship.

9 gathered to grow sent to serve Council Page Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Page 9 Hosanna Lutheran Church September 12, 2017 Council Minutes Pastor s Report: Lisa moved (Terri seconded) that we accept his August report. It passed unanimously. 95 families were served from the Channel One pantry! Vibrant Faith is off to a great start. Welcome to Pam Lynch for joining the staff as Custodian. Staff & advocate reports were highlighted. Outreach: Some results from God Work, Our Hands - 75 fleece hats, 240 packs of 6 can soup, 50 Camp Noah kits, 44 dozen plates of cookies, 2 1/2 quilts. 240 pounds of garden produce from June through God Work, Our Hands. 8 residences received 20 smoke detectors and CO detectors. Highway clean-up had a sizeable crew. Plus produce and cookie delivery was appreciated and successful. Keep It Full pantry challenge is going well. More quilting help is needed, maybe they can get some on Saturdays? Fellowship: Stephen Ministry event on October 7 in final planning. Invitations and registrations are being finalized. Refreshments are coming together but could always use more. Attendees will be from bordering states. Support: Fall work day Saturday, October 14 beginning at 9am - watch for more details. The light on the sign and leaking windows have been repaired. Bathroom faucets and new countertops will be installed this fall. The parking lot will be sprayed for weeds. Sealer was put on exterior bricks that leak. Mulch was installed around tree in Memorial Garden. Minor rubber patching is done and new screws may be put in the metal roof. More discussion and research is needed to decide what to do about the steps by the food pantry and the parking lot. Worship: Scott and Cynthia provide enormous support and allow focus on responsibilities. Having a single Summer service is great. The Children s Message is a hit. The variety of musical selections is growing. Important upcoming events include worship leadership from Winona s Lutheran Campus Center Sunday, September 24 and Regina Mustafa is speaking for Adult Forum about Muslim Faith October 1. There are special Synod Reformation activities on October 30 and November 12. ADDITIONAL: Boy Scouts Pack and Troop 110 have chosen us as their Charter Organization. Cub Scouts begin holding meetings here soon. Boy Scouts come around Christmas/New Year. Hosanna s representative has been invited to first Pack Meeting at Gamehaven Scout Reserve on September 28 5:30-8pm. Who could be Hosanna s Charter Representative? Agreement will be signed and filed, but no charge. Respectfully submitted, Joe Desannoy - Council Secretary Treasurer and Financial Secretary Report Budget/Contributions Comparison General 2017 Aug YTD Budget 33, ,768 Contributions 26, ,550 Difference (7,420) (29,218) , ,872 Difference 16/17 (11,202) (20,322) Capital Appeal 150 5,891 Receipts/Expenditures Comparison General Capital YTD Appeal Receipts 241, ,977 Expenditures 248, ,873 Difference (7,309) 16,104 Account Balances - August Account Name Balance General 135 General Reserve 64,296 Special Gifts 55,760 Endowment 65,591 ELCA Scholarship 50,287 Mortgage 302,112

10 President s Message Page 10 Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Greetings Hosanna friends: Jesus said This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you This love is very apparent in our congregation, not only for each other, but for those we can help beyond our building. God s work. Our hands. was a great example of what we do well. It was so fun to see people of all ages, from preschoolers to seniors, working together. We were able to put together 6 Can Soup and Camp Noah kits, make fleece hats and quilts and dig more produce from the garden. When we think of all the people that will benefit from 2 hours of our time, it is amazing! And later that week we were able to make dinner for the families at Ronald McDonald House. They were very grateful and one little girl summed it up nicely when she gave Barb Schepp a big hug as we were leaving, thanking us for being there. I would like to thank Terri Ashworth for her hard work in helping to organize this event. She started the ball rolling and it took off from there. This was the first year Dan and I were able to participate and we both had a great time! Then last week we began our Vibrant Faith ministry with Tom Schwolert, who will be our coach. Tom was able to hear and see many of the things we are already doing at Hosanna. As Tom said, we, the people of Hosanna, are the church. It is not the building we worship and meet in. And Tom will help us to look at how we can expand all the amazing work we are already doing into a ministry plan to help us grow even more, both inside and outside the walls of Hosanna. The church of today is different than it was several years ago. And we have the opportunity to grow in our faith and in our mission as we are gathered to grow and sent to serve! May the Lord guide us as we progress!! God s Blessings Laurie Channel One Regional Food Bank 13th Annual EMPTY BOWLS Join Channel One Regional Food Bank on October 12, 2017 for this annual celebration of Empty Bowls, an event to help end hunger. Enjoy a simple meal of soup and bread provided by top local restaurants and bakeries. Attendance allows participants to choose donated hand-painted bowls as a take home memento of the event. Access to all Art Center exhibits and an auction will also be included. All proceeds will support Channel One Regional Food Bank's mission - to partner with others to feed people in need. When Thursday, October 12 11:00 a.m - 8:00 p.m Where Rochester Art Center 40 Civic Center Dr SE Rochester, MN Tickets Pre-sale Tickets: $10 for individual $30 - family (2 adults and up to 4 children) Tickets on day of event: $15 for individual $35 - family (2 adults and up to 4 children)

11 Pastor Meiers Page Herald Volume 38 Issue 10 Page 11 Dear Members and Friends of Hosanna, October 2017 marks the month of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. Here are some reflections on the Reformation then and now written by Marcus Kunz and Amanda Lauer who serve on the 500th anniversary committee of the ELCA. Martin Luther and Lutherans Today Who was Martin Luther? Martin Luther was a Catholic monk and priest living in Wittenberg Germany, in the early 1500s. When he began questioning the church teaching that was used to justify selling indulgences, a fierce controversy began over the church s teachings on forgiveness, grace, and faith; the content of preaching; and the church s ministry. Luther was eventually excommunicated from the church and outlawed by civil authorities, but his witness of God s forgiving mercy in Christ found many supporters. What happened on October 31, 1517? On this date Luther sent a letter to the Catholic archbishop Mainz that urged renewed preaching of the gospel and the love of Christ instead of continued promotion of indulgences, which had silenced gospel preaching. He did not choose the day at random. Church representatives were actively marketing indulgences in a neighboring area, and the next day, All Saints Day, was a church festival associated with the church s teaching on merits, which was used to promote the selling of indulgences. He also enclosed a copy of his 95 theses, which were also likely posted on the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg the same day. Why is this still relevant today? All of us continue to live in a culture where judgment, guilt, and shame are everyday experiences and where bullying words, abusive actions, and shaming political discourse permeate our public and private lives. The indulgences controversy may be a relic of the past, but the healing and reconciling message of God s mercy and forgiveness in Christ that Luther and others served is still needed-and still surprisingly contested. Who are ELCA Lutherans today? What is your teaching and practice? Whenever ELCA Lutherans gather and are asked for one word to describe who they are, overwhelmingly the answer is grace. Martin Luther described grace as God s favor or good will toward us in Jesus Christ. This liberating experience of who God is for humankind is the heart of Lutheran teaching and practice as Lutherans live and serve in a wide range of contexts in the United States and globally. Why do you have the word evangelical in your name? What does that mean? Evangelical combines two Greek words that mean message and good (news). Martin Luther and others in the sixteenth century called themselves evangelicals because they were committed to proclaiming and serving the message of good news in Jesus Christ-that is, the message of God s forgiving mercy and compassion. The ELCA continues to use this name for the same reason. Come join the celebration at Hosanna of our heritage as we observe the 500th anniversary of the Reformation during the month of October. Yours in Christ, Pastor Bill Meiers Pastor Acts August 26 Wedding Alicia Wildfeuer and Trevor Kinney

12 Hosanna Lutheran Church th St. NW Rochester, MN (507) Gathered to Grow, Sent to Serve Check out Hosanna s Website! ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED WORSHIP TIMES SUNDAYS at 8:00 and 10:30am Education Hour at 9:15am NON-PROFIT ORG. U. S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 603 ROCHESTER MN Hosanna Herald Writers: Hosanna Staff & members Editor: Jodi Solum Check out Hosanna s Facebook fan page! STAFF Pastor Bill Meiers Nancy Wales Darcy Youngstrom Jodi Solum Pamela Lynch COUNCIL OFFICERS Laurie Maidl, President Lisa King, Pres. Elect Joe Desannoy, Secretary seniorpastor@hosannalutheran.org music@hosannalutheran.org darcy.youngstrom@hosannalutheran.org jodi.solum@hosannalutheran.org custodian@hosannalutheran.org president@hosannalutheran.org president-elect@hosannalutheran.org councilsecretary@hosannalutheran.org COUNCIL ADVISORS Alice Kub, Treasurer treasurer@hosannalutheran.org Paul Anderson, Financial Sec. financialsecretary@hosannalutheran.org OFFICE HOURS 9:00 am 4:00 pm Monday Friday COUNCIL ADVOCATES Kathy Brandt, Discipleship Ron Machacek, Fellowship Terri Ashworth, Outreach Les Fullem, Support Chris Meiers, Worship discipleship@hosannalutheran.org fellowship@hosannalutheran.org outreach@hosannalutheran.org support@hosannalutheran.org worship@hosannalutheran.org