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1 Gloria Dei Lutheran Church 3014 NE McKinley St., Minneapolis Website Phone Pastor Dean W. Gade Home Phone gloriadei@usfamily.net Office Administrator Organist Ministers: Jeni Hofstede-Bryan info@gloriadeilcms.org Angela Huizel All members of Gloria Dei Caring Sharing Serving Reaching WORSHIP SCHEDULE FOR JUNE June 3 2nd S after Pentecost HC Treasures in Jars of Clay 2 Cor. 4:5-12 Deuteronomy 5:12-15 Psalm 81: Corinthians 4:5-12 Mark 2:23-28, 3:1-6 We thank You, eternal God, that Your Son has provided a heavenly time and place of rest for us. Help us to keep each day holy by gladly hearing Your word, so that we may find our rest in Him, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen June 10 3rd S after Pentecost Binding and Bruising the Evil One Genesis 3:8-15 Psalm Corinthians 4:13-51 Mark 3:20-35 Almighty and eternal God, Your Son Jesus triumphed over the prince of demons and freed us from bondage to sin. Help us to stand firm against every assault of Satan, and enable us always to do Your will; through Jesus Christ, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen. June 17 4th Sunday after Pentecost Seeds of the Kingdom Mark 4:26-34 Ezekiel 17:22-24 Psalm 1 2 Corinthians. 5:1-17 Mark 4:26-34 Creator of all life, your love is hidden in the mystery of seeds and growth. It is revealed in the bountiful harvest of their fruit. In and through the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, help us to see in the natural world as well as in humankind the birth of the new creation you have promised to bring forth for all things. June 24 5th Sunday after Pentecost Always Someplace to Go Mark 4:35-41 Job 38:1-11 Psalm Corinthians 6:1-13 Mark 4:35-41 Almighty God, we thank You that You love and care for all Your people. When storm clouds loom and troubles threaten, bring peace and calm to us, because we now that everything is in Your hands. We ask this through Your Son, Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen.

2 Grace Is Not a Thing The great American theologian, Al Pacino once said, I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn't work that way. So I stole a bike and asked for forgiveness. Pacino s statement taps into a tension that we all sense intuitively but maybe have not expressed explicitly. If God is forgiving, then why strive for a holy life? If the penalty has been paid, then why must progress be made? I believe the tension felt here ultimately comes from a confused view of grace. What Is Grace? Grace is one of those big, beautiful Bible words that has also been misunderstood and misapplied throughout history. Grace is not a thing. Grace is not stuff that God gives us. Roman Catholicism has traditionally taught that grace is a quality that God injects or infuses into people so that they can obey His will and earn His blessings. Others try to limit the power of grace, teaching that grace can only get a person so far; we have to apply ourselves to doing acts of love or make the right decision for Jesus to finish the job. Grace, however, is a quality in God. In fact, it defines who the true God is and what He does. For example, when God revealed Himself to Moses on Mount Sinai, He declared, The Lord, the Lord, the compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness (Exodus 34:6). The standard catechism definition of grace is God s undeserved love. Yet grace is deeper than that. It is the love that moves God to act for those who cannot act for themselves and need His loving action. God acts in grace simply because God wants to act in grace. That is who God is and what God does. Martin Luther defined grace this way: Grace means the favor by which God accepts us, forgiving sins and justifying freely through Christ (Luther s Works Vol. 12, p. 376). Lutherans confess: It is by grace alone that we have been rescued from the curse and condemnation of sin. (Rom 3:23,24) It is by grace alone that we have been given new life as one of God s children (Ephesians 2:4,5). It is by grace alone that we have been given the gift of eternal life (John 3:16). The Formula of Concord (III:9) states this clearly and precisely. We unanimously believe, teach, and confess the following about the righteousness of faith before God... A poor sinful person is justified before God, that is, absolved and declared free and exempt from all his sins and from the sentence of well-deserved condemnation, and is adopted into sonship and inheritance of eternal life, without any merit or worth of his own. This happens without any preceding, present, or subsequent works, out of pure grace, because of the sole merit, complete obedience, bitter suffering, death, and resurrection of our Lord Christ alone. This is what makes grace such a big, beautiful, comforting Bible word. Our forgiveness, our right standing before God, and our eternal home in heaven are certain and secure entirely out of pure grace. That pure grace is centered in Jesus completed work for us. Grace alone means that our salvation, from beginning to end, is accomplished. Lutherans understand this, proclaim it, confess it, and find comfort and confidence in grace alone. Five Misconceptions about Grace Grace is permission to sin. If God graciously forgives sin, then why struggle for a sin-free life? I m good at sinning, God is good at forgiving; it s a match made in heaven, right? This common mindset presumes that it s God s job to forgive our sin. He s God that s just what He does. But the minute we presume upon grace, it is no longer grace. Grace is not permission to sin, it is the power to overcome sin. By grace God forgives sin and transforms sinners into saints. Holiness is not a prerequisite for grace; it is a product of grace.

3 Grace fills the gaps Do your best and God will do the rest. According to this understanding, we do most of the heavy lifting on our own, and then God spots us on the last few reps when we re tired. How nice of God to finish off what we start. The problem with the grace fills the gaps thinking is that it vastly underestimates the extent of sin. The Bible does not say we are people who need help crossing the finish line. It says we are spiritual corpses who need to be given life. When you align with the biblical teaching that sin touches every aspect of our being, then you also realize that grace isn t just needed to polish off your moral achievements; grace is the beginning, middle, and end of the Christian life. The more honest you are about sin, the more your heart will rejoice in grace. Grace is God letting up on His standards. Most people think that in the Old Testament God was obsessed with holiness and upheld an almost unrealistic standard for His people. Keep the rules was the banner of heaven. But then in the New Testament, God must have woken up on the right side of the cloud and finally decided to lower His standards and just love people for who they are. Right? Wrong. Grace is not God letting up on His law but sending His Son to fulfill it. Jesus lived a perfect life, keeping the covenant and fulfilling the law where God s people had previously failed. By the renewing effects of the gospel and the power of the Holy Spirit the Christian can live a life of love that begins to align with the holy standards of God s law. Grace opposes effort. If it s all about grace then clearly it s not about effort. Or so it seems. But, Grace is not opposed to effort, it is opposed to earning. Christians therefore, should work hard, strive, and toil but we do so not for Grace but from grace. Because of the gospel, we are motivated not by guilt but by gratitude. And the gospel is the greatest motivating power in the world, propelling followers of Christ to love their neighbor, do justice, and share the gospel. Philippians 2:12-13 describes this type of grace-driven effort: work out your own salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you, both to will and to work for his good pleasure. Grace is for godly people. As much as people may not say this explicitly, many believe it deep down. It results from the simple misconception that God loves good people rather than that God s love makes people good. But the Bible is not a story of God looking for good people, but one of God redeeming sinful people. And that should come as good news. Grace is for ungodly people, but it transforms them into godly people. We must understand this, because a belief in Christ apart from devotion to Christ is more about fleeting emotions than lifelong commitment. Three Enemies of Grace Pride. Why would anyone turn down a free gift? Because if I don t earn it, then I can t take credit for it. This is why grace is a difficult concept for accomplishment-driven people. But the greatest enemy of grace is the idea that I don t need it. This is apparent in the notion that religion is a crutch for weak people. But grace is not a crutch for the weak, it is a foundation for the honest. So if I am honest with myself, I know I need far more than a crutch, I need a new heart. Grace doesn t prop me up, it transforms me from the inside out. We resist grace because we want the glory. Entitlement. Entitlement is a three-step process: (1) receive a gift with gratefulness, (2) get used to a gift with routine, and (3) demand a gift as a right. This is a blind spot for many American Christians, and one with dangerous consequences. The minute you think you deserve grace you dissolve its power. Grace makes people grateful, but entitlement strangles out grace. Self-Pity. If pride says I don t need grace and entitlement claims I deserve grace, then this last view is the self-pitying plea that I m not good enough for grace. This sentiment is often expressed by saying something like, I know God can forgive me, but I just can t forgive myself. This sounds humble and self-effacing, but it s actually quite pretentious. Either (a) you have a higher moral standard than God, or (b) you doubt the sufficiency of Christ s atoning death. God is a greater savior than you are a sinner. Trust that His grace is sufficient. God s love meets us where we are, but it refuses to let us stay there. This is because when the grace of God takes root in your heart then it produces fruit in your life. God s grace is not a matter of lowering His standards, it s a matter of transforming His people.

4 MARK YOUR CALENDARS! During the Sunday Fellowship on June 10 th Angie and Karmon will entertain us with music and song. They will be doing songs from the 30 s, 40 s and 50 s, etc. See you there!! Hosted by Social Ministry SALVATION ARMY FOOD SHELF Please remember those less fortunate by filling our grocery cart. High demand items are canned fruits & vegetables, soups (low sodium) and spaghetti sauce and noodles and rice (white, jasmine, or brown); salad dressings; condiments and spices, canned beans, macaroni & cheese, tuna, crackers, jelly, peanut butter, low sugar cereal. Donations of personal hygiene items, diapers, and household cleaning items are also in demand, such as: Toilet paper, toothpaste, deodorant, bar soap, shampoo, diapers (sizes 1, 4, 5, 6 or overnight), baby wipes, laundry soap, dish soap, and various household cleaners. Remember these items as you are shopping. NON- PERISHABLE FOODS ONLY. Thanks to everyone for the donations! We collected 99 lbs. in April. Altar Care, Flowers and Candles, Oh, My! We are always looking for help with beautifying the altar area at Gloria Dei. If your schedule permits during the summer months, please sign up for a month of Altar Care. Altar Care is still open for July, August and September. Thanks to all who helped with altar duty during the first half of 2018! Flowers can be purchased for $20/bouquet + $10 delivery fee (OR you can pick them up). Candles are $6. All sign-up sheets are located in the entryway of the Church. - Pam Morelli & Patty Lyrenmann. Fellowship Sundays: There are still openings for Fellowship serving on September 9, October 14, November 11 and December 9. Ask a friend to help you host one of these days. Our time of Fellowship brings us together over good food, good conversation, good friends and a great church family. Thanks for hosting!

5 KOA/ 50+ Note the date change Thursday, June 14th at noon. June is National Rose Month and we will see and talk about the many varieties of roses -- there are over 100 varieties. Verlayne will make a picnic lunch. Menu will include: Grilled Hamburgers, Summer Salad, Fruit Salad, Baked Beans, Chocolate Cake and Ice Cream. The cost will be $7. Sign-up sheet is located on the bulletin board in the Church entry. Write "need ride" next to your name if you need a ride OR write "give ride" if you would be willing to pick someone up. ALUMINUM CANS MISSION OFFERING During the summer months when people are drinking more canned beverages, remember to save those cans! Bring in your aluminum cans to support the Mission outreach ministry at Gloria Dei. Thank you for your help in collecting cans. FAITH COMES BY HEARING As a father shows compassion to his children, so the LORD shows compassion to those who fear him. Psalm 103:13 Father s Day can be a difficult time for dads serving overseas with the military. Today, and every day they are deployed, these men sacrifice time with their loved ones to protect our freedom. At any given moment, 225,000 children in the US have a parent deployed. Dads on duty may not physically be with their families, but we can help strengthen and comfort them in God s Word. This Father s Day, express your appreciation for our service members by providing them with a Military BibleStick. This small digital audio player is designed specifically for the safety of deployed troops. Each one includes the complete Audio New Testament along with 65 minutes of selected Psalms. Every time you provide a Military BibleStick to our troops, they can request a free kids Bible and New Testament recording for their children and spouse. The family, though separated by distance, can listen to the Word together. Your gift today will touch whole military families for years to come. From Father s Day, June 17 th to July 1 st we will again be reaching out to you to support the Military BibleStick outreach of Faith Comes By Hearing. So let s partner together this Father s Day to support our military through the Military BibleStick! More info will be in the weekly announcements and inserts.

6 Crestview Senior Community in Columbia Heights 4444 Reservoir Blvd. NE, Columbia Heights, MN Ice Cream Socials: Tuesday, June 5 AND Tuesday, July 10 1:30 to 3 p.m. Block Party: Tuesday, Aug. 7 4 to 5:30 p.m. Household hazardous waste collection event at Pillsbury - June Hennepin County will have a household hazardous waste collection event, Friday and Saturday, June 22 and 23, 9 am-4 pm, at Pillsbury Elementary School, 2250 Garfield St. NE (enter off 22nd Avenue NE). Hennepin County organizes collection events throughout the year to give residents more convenient local disposal options for their household hazardous wastes. The county will not accept electronics at the collection events. Info: hennepin.us/collectionevents 89 th Anniversary Celebrate Northeast Parade Tuesday, June 19 6:30 9 pm Presented by the Lions International, the Parade route is on Central between 27 th Ave NE and 18 th Ave NE. The parade is the largest one-day event in Northeast Minneapolis drawing 8,000 people to Central Ave. If your calendar permits, consider lending a helping hand. There are many volunteer opportunities and a variety of times available, so gather your family and friends and be a part of this great community tradition. More information, visit mplschamber.com/parade Johnstock Annual Art, Craft and Music fair on Johnson Street NE Saturday, June 2 10:00 AM 4:00 PM Annual outdoor fair, taking place in the Johnson Street NE parking lot between 28th & 29th. There will be artists, music, and food. Friday night movie will be Toy Story. Audubon Farmers Market Thursdays starting June 14 through September pm in the parking lot in front the mural 27 th and Johnson Seniors on the Go and Luncheons The Seniors on the Go want you to be on the mailing list for trips and luncheons. June 12 = Golden Corral Buffet and Movie June 20 = MN Landscape Arboretum (fee $22) Registration

7 Hi Pastor Gade and Gloria Dei, 5/12/2018 I just got notification of your latest donation to support God's mission in Spain!! Thank you so much for making it possible for me to focus full time on serving our members and reaching out to the community here in Seville. In April one of our American pastors moved to a different city to build up the seminary student and emerging church we have there. Here in Seville I've been making our church better suited for worship, fellowship, and working. I'm excited to get to know our members better and come up with ways to help them grow in their faith. Again, thank you so much for your support, and blessings in Christ! Your sister in Christ, Kayla Hoem - GEO Missionary, Iglesia Evangélica Luterana Española (Spain) cell: +1 (612) icloud: hoemx004@umn.edu or kayla.hoem@lcmsintl.org or THRIVENT CHOICE DOLLARS -- Call every month If you have Thrivent insurance, don't forget your Thrivent Choice Dollars! Call Thrivent ( ), when asked for subject, say "Choice Dollars." When asked for a choice, press 1, then answer the next question with your birth date. A Thrivent representative will then answer, tell the representative you want to direct your choice dollars to Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, 3014 McKinley Street NE, Minneapolis, MN Thank you all for your generous giving! If you would like to receive the Newsletter via , simply supply the office with your address and it will be sent automatically at the end of every month. Also, if you have new contact information (a new address and/or phone number) and have not given it to the church office, please leave the new information in the secretary s mailbox so we can update your information and stay current. Thank you!

8 THE LUTHERAN HOUR WCCO 830 AM Radio Heard each Sunday morning at 6:05 a.m. June 3 (Deuteronomy 5:12-15; Mark 2:23-3:6) "The Battleground of Time" Guest Speaker: Rev. Dr. Dale A. Meyer Military personnel know what it means to be on the front line in combat. This message is about a battleground where we're between opposing forces and could easily lose our life, the Battleground of Time. June 10 (2 Corinthians 4:17-5:1) "A Light Momentary Affliction?" Speaker Emeritus Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus Paul had his problems. You've never met anyone who didn't. And yet, Paul called his problems "light" and "momentary". Today's message deals with the question, 'What does Paul know that we don't?' June 17 (Mark 4:26-34) "Tell Me a Story!" Guest Speaker: Rev. Dr. Dale A. Meyer Jesus loves to tell us stories. In His stories about the normal things of life, Jesus teaches us about the reign of God in our lives. This Father's Day, what makes for a godly father, or mother or Christian? The willingness to tell our stories. June 24 (Mark 4:38-41) "Jesus, Don't You Care?" Speaker Emeritus Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus After seeing one of the Savior's miracles the disciples asked, "Who is this Guy?" After Pentecost, they knew Who Jesus was and why He had come. Even so, the world keeps coming up with wrong answers when they ask, "Just Who is this Guy?" CURRENT FINANCIAL STATUS as of April 30, 2018 April Total Income $ 9, April Total Expense $13, April Net Loss $ 3, YEAR TO DATE 1st Quarter Net Loss $11, nd Quarter Net Loss $ 3, OFFICIAL ACTS DURING MAY Funeral Roselina Ehnes (May 7, 2018) Funeral Dorothy Woll (May 10, 2018) Funeral Margaret Maxwell (May 25, 2018) Time of Grace Straight talk about God s Word and real hope for this life. A strong gospel message delivered in an informal Bible study style. Pastor Mark Jeske St. Marcus Lutheran Church, Milwaukee, WI KMSP Fox 9 Sunday 6:30 am Freeform TV Thursday 3:30 pm TBN TV Thursday 3:30 pm Spring Offering -- May/June This year s Spring Offering, being held through the end of June, will benefit Bethesda Lutheran Communities. Every day they are making a difference in the lives of people in communities across the country, it is for that reason, the Board of Stewardship decided on Bethesda Lutheran Communities as the recipient of the Spring Offering. Bethesda is a Christian organization that provides homes and other services for people with developmental disabilities to help them live the lives they want. Feel free to use your May/June Offering envelopes or another envelope marked as such. Thanks! Together, the best life is possible.

9 Helping you take care of the place that you call home. The HOME Program mobilizes open-hearted people to bring you affordable home maintenance and chore services delivered by trusted professionals and community volunteers. The goal of the HOME Program is to provide reasonably priced services to help older adults continue to live independently in their own home. Our network of reliable workers and volunteers provide indoor and outdoor chore services to residents ages 60 and older in Minneapolis and many suburban communities of Hennepin County. HOME can help with: Housekeeping (home/apartment): Dusting Sweep, vacuum & mop floors Clean kitchen & bathroom surfaces Laundry & change bed linens Grocery shopping Handyperson Tasks: Change light bulbs & furnace filters Install grab bars Minor plumbing Minor electrical Check carbon monoxide/smoke detectors Hang wall decor/mirrors Minor carpentry Outdoor: Snow shoveling Lawn mowing Seasonal yard work Window washing Painting: Interior and Exterior NO COST Home Health & Safety Assessment: Let our trusted staff come in and assess your house, condo or townhouse for fall risks and minor repair work. Afterwards, you will receive a report with practical steps you can take to reduce falls and make your home safer. Our team of handypersons can work with you to complete needed repairs and safety improvements. Be proactive about fall prevention and call to request an assessment or home@seniorcommunity.org today. What does it cost? We welcome those 60 and older of any income level. We have clients that pay the full cost of the service but we are also able to offer services based on a sliding fee scale. This means seniors contribute to the cost of the service based on their monthly income and ability to pay. The HOME Program may accept some insurance payments, Elderly Waiver or the Alternative Care Grant for some of our services. Caregivers can also pay for the services provided. How do I get started? You must complete the registration materials to receive services. For program details, please contact us at or . We ll be happy to help.

10 VACATION TIME God doesn t take a vacation from us; let s not take a vacation from Him! When planning your vacation, check out churches in the area at Baptized Into Christ Much of the denominational world says that baptism has nothing to do with our salvation, but let s see what the Bible says. Notice that it is baptism that puts us into Christ so that we can be saved. Galatians 3:27 says, "For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ." Baptism is the only way a person can get into Christ. The preposition into indicates a change of relationship. You can search from the front to the back of your Bible, and you will find no other way to get into Christ except by being baptized into Christ. What is the advantage of being baptized into Christ? Ephesians 1:3 says, "Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in heavenly places in Christ." This verse tells us that every spiritual blessing is located in Christ. Only those who are in Christ can enjoy these spiritual blessings. We read in 2 Corinthians 5:17, "Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation: old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new." If one is in Christ, he has become a new creation. This is how we are born again. The Apostle Paul says in 2 Timothy 2:10, "Therefore I endure all things for the sake of the elect, that they also may obtain the salvation which is in Christ Jesus, with eternal glory." Here we see that salvation is located in Christ, and for one to be eligible for salvation, he must be in Christ. It will be a horrible thing for a person, who thinks he is saved, when he stands before the Lord on the Day of Judgment, if he is still outside of Christ. He will have no salvation. He will be lost eternally in Hell. In 1 John 5:11 we read, "And this is the testimony, that God has given us eternal life, and this life is in His Son." Only those who have been baptized to be saved are in Christ and have the promise of eternal life. Those who are outside of Christ have no promise of eternal life but are lost.

11 By Rev. Jason Braaten Immanuel Lutheran Church Tuscola, Ill. The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod LCMS Stewardship Ministry June 2018: Newsletter Article There are three conversions necessary to every man: the head, the heart, and the purse. Attributed to Luther, though yet to be located in his vast writings, this statement echoes what Jesus taught about hearts and treasures. He said, For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also (Matthew 6:21; Luke 12:34). But which conversion comes first? I submit that the order is this: first the head, then the purse, then the heart. Let me explain. Our Lord Jesus Christ dwelt among us to save us. He took on our flesh, fulfilled the demands of the law in our place, became sin for us, and suffered torture and death on our behalf, in order that we would be free from sin, death, and hell. He gives us what He accomplished through Baptism, Absolution, and the Lord s Supper. And so, He doesn t just do it for us but gives it to us, makes what He did ours by making us His. Thus, we are called by His name: Christians. We have a new life in Him. Through the preaching of Law and Gospel, God grants us repentance, a changing of our minds. It is a conversion of the mind. We are called to turn away from our sins and turn toward Him for forgiveness, life, and salvation. For when God calls us away from something, He is, at the same time, calling us to something. And thus, He calls us to a new life, with new deeds. This is the conversion of the purse. Jesus said that it is easier for a camel to enter through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God (Matthew 19:24). For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Notice that our hearts follow our treasures, not the other way around. As Christians, God calls us to invest our treasures in His Kingdom to ensure that the gospel is preached and the sacraments are administered. He calls us to share all good things with the one who teaches us the doctrines of Christ. He calls us to be generous in giving to the church, for it is more blessed to give than to receive. So where is your treasure? If it is not invested in the kingdom of God, then the only response is repentance a conversion of the heart and to begin doing just that. And as our Lord promised, where your treasure is there your heart will be also. This is not to say that you earn your way into heaven. It is simply to say that as Christians, those who have been made to be temples of the Holy Spirit, who have been given a new life in Christ, who are dead to sin and now alive in Him, we are, actually, to live think (conversion of the mind), do (conversion of the purse), and be (conversion of the heart) a new life in Him. And when you fail, know that God in Christ loves and forgives you and still calls you away from that and to Himself.

12 2 nd Verlayne Sather 12 th Debra Forsberg 15 th Meridel Christopherson 18 th Jennifer Tousignant 21 st Carlos Martinez 22 nd LeRoy Halverson JUNE SERVANTS Elder: Karmon Christopherson Altar Care: Diane Gade 21 st Jonathan & Sara Edwards 28 th Tom Harris & Pat Vogel June 10 th Fellowship Hosted by Social Ministry Ushers Counters 3 rd Tom and Patty Lyrenmann 10 th Dale Raschke and Wade Billmeyer 17 th 24 th Candles 3 rd 10 th Sandy Westling In Honor of Son 17 th 24 th Jeff s Retirement from the Coast Guard. Congrats! 3 rd Derald and Chris Hadrath 10 th Sandy Westling and Tom Harris 17 th Dale Raschke and Wade Billmeyer 24 th Al, Pam & Aaron Morelli 3 rd 10 th 17 th 24 th Flowers If you sign up for flowers or candles after the newsletter is published, be sure to the let the office know. We want to make sure that flowers are ordered and you are properly acknowledged in the bulletin notes. Thanks! Altar Care is still needed for July, August and September Fellowship is open for Sept 9, Nov 11 and Dec 9 Note: NO BIBLE STUDY ON WEDNESDAYS IN JUNE Will resume July 11 Sunday morning Bible Study starts again on Sept. 9

13 JUNE 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Gloria Dei Lutheran Church AA Alcoholics Anonymous McKinley Street NE Al Anon - Friday Group Pastor s Day Off 10 am TLWCC Minneapolis., MN AlAnon 1 Beginners Group Worship Phone: Fax: AlAnon 2 Families of Alcoholics 5 pm TLWCC NA Narcotics Anonymous Music Practice 6 pm TLWCC info@gloriadeilcms.org TLWCC Trinity Living Word of Christ 8 pm AA/AlAnon Worship & Fellowship Second S. after Pentecost 10 am Worship w/hc Pastor s Day Off 10 am TLWCC Worship 6 pm NA 6:30 pm AlAnon 1 8 pm AA/AlAnon 2 6:30 pm TLWCC Bible Study 5 pm TLWCC Music Practice 8 pm AA/AlAnon 6 pm TLWCC Worship & Fellowship 10 Third S. after Pentecost 10 am Worship 11 am Fellowship 6 pm NA 17 Fourth S. after Pentecost 10 am Worship w/hc 6 pm NA Newsletter Deadline HAPPY FATHER S DAY 11 6:30 pm AlAnon 1 8 pm AA/AlAnon :30 pm AlAnon 1 8 pm AA/AlAnon :30 pm All Boards Meet 19 6:30 pm Council Meeting :30 pm TLWCC Bible Study 6:30 pm TLWCC Bible Study 14 Noon KOA/50+ Roses Picnic Lunch FLAG DAY 15 Pastor s Day Off 5 pm TLWCC Music Practice 8 pm AA/AlAnon Pastor s Day Off 5 pm TLWCC Music Practice 8 pm AA/AlAnon am TLWCC Worship 6 pm TLWCC Worship & Fellowship am TLWCC Worship 6 pm TLWCC Worship & Fellowship 6/21-23 MN South District Convention 24 Fifth S. after Pentecost 10 am Worship 6 pm NA 25 6:30 pm AlAnon 1 8 pm AA/AlAnon :30 pm TLWCC Bible Study pm TLWCC Music Practice 8 pm AA/AlAnon am TLWCC Worship 6 pm TLWCC Worship & Fellowship 6/25 7/01 Pastor on Vacation