869 7 th Avenue SE Rochester, MN 55904

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1 Redeemer Lutheran Church th Avenue SE Rochester, MN Redeemer Lutheran Church Blessed To Serve Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing. Ephesians 1:3 TODAY S WORSHIP A Service of Prayer and Praise I The Second Sunday In Lent (*) Those who are able are asked to stand during these parts of the service. Saturday, February 23, :30 pm Sunday, February 24, :00 am Sunday, February 24, :40 am Our Mission Statement: As Christians based on the solid foundation of God s Word, empowered by the Holy Spirit we strive to live out, lift up, and share our faith in Jesus Christ welcoming all into our family of believers. Our Goal: We will challenge each individual and each group in the congregation to grow in living out, lifting up, and sharing their faith in Jesus Christ. WELCOME VISITORS We have printed out our worship service to make it easier for all of us to follow. Hymns are found in the hymn section of the Lutheran Service Book or in Worship & Praise, the purple supplement. Please visit our Welcome Center in the narthex for additional information about Redeemer. OUR THEME FOR TODAY is Hearing Check. My ears are fine do I need a hearing check? Do you have ears that selectively hear only what you want to hear from God or do you have ears that select to hear God s good and gracious will for your life? Our service today will serve as a hearing check that helps your ears intentionally and actively tune into all of God s Word for your life! (Sunday) OPENING Now The Silence Chancel Chimes WELCOME and GREETINGS (We welcome our fellow worshipers.) HYMN Jesus, Refuge of the Weary... LSB

2 Redeemer Lutheran Church th Avenue SE Rochester, MN (*) INVOCATION (Please stand.) P: We are gathered together to worship today in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. C: Amen (*) CONFESSION AND ABSOLUTION P: Friends in Christ. We have come together from all walks of life, with this in common-- we are sinful. We are not worthy of coming into God's presence. Therefore we begin our worship by reflecting upon our lives and confessing our sins, in eager anticipation of forgiveness for Jesus' sake. (brief silence for personal confession) P: Our slowness to set aside time to be alone with Jesus, we confess to the Lord. C: Forgive us, Lord. P: Our desire to be with Jesus, but then refusing to follow Him into the world in service, we confess to the Lord. C: Forgive us, Lord. P: Our failure to take Jesus seriously and listen to His voice, we confess to the Lord. C: Forgive us, Lord. P: Merciful Father, forgive us our sins, give us pardon and peace, and help us to show to all the world the light of Your Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. C: Lord, hear our prayer. P: At the command and promise of our glorious Lord Jesus, I, as a called and ordained servant of the Word, forgive you all your sins, in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. C: Amen (Please be seated.) HYMN OF PRAISE How Firm a Foundation... LSB 728 (*) SALUTATION AND PRAYER OF THE DAY P: The Lord be with you. C: And also with you as we worship and serve our Lord together. P: Let us pray. O God You see that of ourselves we have no strength. By Your mighty power defend us from all adversities that may happen to the body and from all evil thoughts that may assault and hurt the soul; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. C: Amen -2-

3 Redeemer Lutheran Church th Avenue SE Rochester, MN (*) RESPONSE (LW 332, st. 1 & 6) How precious is the book divine, by inspiration giv'n! Bright as a lamp its teachings shine to guide our souls to heav'n. This lamp through all the tedious night of life shall guide our way Till we behold the clearer light of an eternal day. (Please be seated.) (Sunday) ANTHEM When I Survey The Wondrous Cross Chancel Chimes SCRIPTURE READINGS L: The Old Testament Reading for the Second Sunday in Lent is from Jeremiah, chapter twenty-six. 8 And when Jeremiah had finished speaking all that the LORD had commanded him to speak to all the people, then the priests and the prophets and all the people laid hold of him, saying, You shall die! 9 Why have you prophesied in the name of the LORD, saying, This house shall be like Shiloh, and this city shall be desolate, without inhabitant? And all the people gathered around Jeremiah in the house of the LORD. 10 When the officials of Judah heard these things, they came up from the king s house to the house of the LORD and took their seat in the entry of the New Gate of the house of the LORD. 11 Then the priests and the prophets said to the officials and to all the people, This man deserves the sentence of death, because he has prophesied against this city, as you have heard with your own ears. 12 Then Jeremiah spoke to all the officials and all the people, saying, The LORD sent me to prophesy against this house and this city all the words you have heard. 13 Now therefore mend your ways and your deeds, and obey the voice of the LORD your God, and the LORD will relent of the disaster that he has pronounced against you. 14 But as for me, behold, I am in your hands. Do with me as seems good and right to you. 15 Only know for certain that if you put me to death, you will bring innocent blood upon yourselves and upon this city and its inhabitants, for in truth the LORD sent me to you to speak all these words in your ears. Jeremiah 26:8 15 L: This is the Word of the Lord. C: Thanks be to God. EPISTLE READING L: The Epistle is from Philippians, chapters three and four. 17 Brothers, join in imitating me, and keep your eyes on those who walk according to the example you have in us. 18 For many, of whom I have often told you and now tell you even with tears, walk as enemies of the cross of Christ. 19 Their end is destruction, their god is their belly, and they glory in their shame, with minds set on earthly things. 20 But our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, 21 who will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body, by the power that enables him even to subject all things to himself. -3-

4 Redeemer Lutheran Church th Avenue SE Rochester, MN Therefore, my brothers, whom I love and long for, my joy and crown, stand firm thus in the Lord, my beloved. Philippians 3:17 4:1 L: This is the Word of the Lord. C: Thanks be to God. (Please stand to sing.) (*) RESPONSE (*) HOLY GOSPEL L: The Holy Gospel according to St. Luke, the thirteenth chapter. C: Glory to you, O Lord. 31 At that very hour some Pharisees came and said to [Jesus], Get away from here, for Herod wants to kill you. 32 And he said to them, Go and tell that fox, Behold, I cast out demons and perform cures today and tomorrow, and the third day I finish my course. 33 Nevertheless, I must go on my way today and tomorrow and the day following, for it cannot be that a prophet should perish away from Jerusalem. 34 O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the city that kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to it! How often would I have gathered your children together as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and you would not! 35 Behold, your house is forsaken. And I tell you, you will not see me until you say, Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Luke 13:31 35 L: This is the Gospel of the Lord. C: Praise to you, O Christ. CHILDREN S MESSAGE (Parents, please feel free to come forward with smaller children.) -4-

5 Redeemer Lutheran Church th Avenue SE Rochester, MN SERMON HYMN Speak, O Lord, Your Servant Listens... LSB 589 SERMON Hearing Check Luke 13:31-35 (*) NICENE CREED (Located on the inside back cover of your hymnal.) GATHERING OF THE OFFERINGS (The pastor will collect any prayer requests at this time.) FRIENDSHIP REGISTRATION (Please fill in and pass the booklets in your row, if you have not already done so.) (*) OFFERTORY (Please stand to sing as the offerings are brought forward.) All sing: Take my life, and let it be (LSB 783, st. 1,6) Consecrated, Lord to Thee; Take my moments and my days; Let them flow in ceaseless praise Take my love, my Lord, I pour At Thy feet its treasure store; Take myself, and I will be Ever, only, all for Thee. (*) PRAYERS - Congregation's response: "Hear our prayer" (*) THE LORD'S PRAYER Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen. (*) BENEDICTION P: The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all. C: Amen (*) CLOSING HYMN Listen, God Is Calling... LSB 833 (The congregation will sing the part labeled All.) POSTLUDE -5-

6 Redeemer Lutheran Church Weekly Announcements and Highlights Week of Special Prayer Opportunities: Health Concerns: Marion Mueller, Evelyn Burfeind, Anna Cunningham, Cindy Fister, Jadyn Shumaker, Nancy Anderson, DeLayna Nitz, Ruth Tibesar, Carole Cochran, Darla Karsten s grand-nephew Give Thanks: Along with all those who will be remembering their baptismal birthday in March. Guidance: For those working with People of the Book Lutheran Outreach as they organize Rochester s outreach efforts. Safety: For Ginger Lagergren as she returns to the United States this weekend. Coral Rose as she returns to South Africa. Rejoice: With our sister congregation, Holy Cross, as Fran Green is ordained and installed as their associate Pastor this Sunday. PRAYER CHAIN Prayer is a powerful gift that is always available for us to use. If you have a prayer request, call June Hovland ( ) or Gail Sim ( ) who will activate the chain. Interested in becoming a part of this ministry, contact June or Gail. PRAYER CHAIN - To request a prayer or to join the chain, send an to Lori Hameister at littlebitmoo@q.com. PRAYER CARDS - Take a look in your pew rack and you ll see our prayer request cards! These cards will be collected by one of the pastors during the offering time. February 27, 2013 Worship: 4:15 and 7:00 pm Theme: Jesus On Trial Scripture: Luke 22:63-23:12 Supper: 5:00-6:30 pm Menu: Tacos Serving: Vacation Bible School Team Offerings for Lent have been designated as follows: 50% Budget and 50% POBLO. Supper profits will benefit the Church Work Scholarship Fund. FLOWERS IN THE CHANCEL In honor of Dorothy Beach who celebrated her 86th birthday on February 21. In memory of Josh Evers birthday on February 25. REDEEMER LADIES! Come and meet Cynthia Kahn, POBLO missionary, for coffee and doughnuts on Monday, February 25, at 9:30 am, in the South Fellowship Hall. You are in for a real treat! Let s give Cynthia a warm Redeemer welcome! Week of

7 Adult Bible Classes Sundays: 9:20-10:20 am JUDAISM: This class is looking at the development of Judaism during Biblical times, and its various forms today including the three most common groups in the U.S., also Hasidic Judaism and the unique concept of secular Judaism in Israel. It is designed to help us better understand our own faith. This class is led by Pastor Heining in the South Fellowship Hall. WORKING FOR THE MAN UPSTAIRS: What did you want to be when you grew up? What are you now? Is it/was it work you are looking for or a chance to serve God? Can they be one and the same? Sometimes our jobs mean great things, and sometimes we have working places that stink, bosses who are jerks, and times of unemployment - so what are we to do? Come to this study and see how our jobs, hobbies, stages in life, no matter what they might be, are a conduit through which God's work is done in this world. Taught by Pastor Koglin in the Choir Room/Room 203. HEALTH FORUMS: North Fellowship Hall, 9:20 to 10:20 am February 24: Tips on Managing Your Medications: What you don t know CAN hurt you Please join us for the second Redeemer Health Forum, this Sunday, February 24, during the Bible study hour. Dr. Lowell Dale, Consultant in the Mayo Clinic Department of Internal Medicine, and a member of our Redeemer Congregation, will present: Tips on Managing Your Medications: What you don't know CAN hurt you. March 3: Advocacy and Advanced Directives Medica on Safety What You Don t Know Can Hurt You On Sunday, February 24, Dr. Lowell Dale, MD, Department of Internal Medicine, Mayo Clinic will present informa on of Medica on Safety during the Bible Study hour. Medica ons cure infec ous diseases, prevent problems from chronic diseases and alleviate pain and suffering for millions of Americans every day. But medicines can also cause harm. When someone has been harmed by a medicine, they have had an adverse drug event. To reduce the risk of harm from adverse drug events adults should: Keep a list of all of your medica ons keep it handy in your wallet. The File of Life is a good place to keep the list! Follow direc ons When you are ready to use the medicine, get the best results and reduce the side effects by following the instruc ons given to you by your prescriber and the printed label that comes with the medica on. The pharmacist is available also to answer ques ons. Ask ques ons You are your best health advocate Keep up with blood tes ng recommended by your doctor. Take an bio cs and pain relievers only as directed. 2 Week of

8 Lent 2013 February 27: Jesus On Trial GIFTS OF THE WEEK: Knowledge: the gift that drives a person to learn, analyze and uncover new insights with regard to the Bible and faith. References: 1 Corinthians 12:8; 1 Corinthians 14:6, Romans 12:2 Wisdom: the gift that allows the believer to sort through opinions, facts and thoughts in order to determine what solution would be best for the individual believer or the community of believers. 1 Corinthians 2:6-13, James 3:13-18, 2 Chronicles 1:7-11 Teaching: the gift that enables a believer to communicate a personal understanding of the Bible and faith in such a way that it becomes clear and understood by others. References: 1 Corinthians 12:28, Matthew 5:1-12, Acts 18:24-48 Discernment: the gift that motivates a believer to seek God s will and purpose and apply that understanding to individual and congregational situation. References: John 16:6-15, Romans 9:1, 1 Corinthians 2:9-16 IN THE TEXT: Luke 22:63-23:12 As Jesus was brought to trial, Pilate, Herod, the chief priests, and most of the people failed to realize who he was and the importance of what he was doing. They lacked discernment. It was the women who stood by the cross who recognized what was happening. IN OUR COMMUNITY: We continue to need and use people who have been given these gifts. Following are typical examples of how people with such gifts serve. Knowledge: Library Committee, Church Council, Sunday School/Bible Class teacher, Trustee, ChristCare Leader, Parenting, Coach/Mentor, Pastor Wisdom: Long Range Planning Team, Church Council, Peer Counselor, Support Group leader, Stephen Minister. Teaching: Adult Bible Class Teacher, Sunday School Teacher, Youth Bible Class Teacher, Vacation Bible School Teacher, Conference/Seminar Leader, Tutor, Coach. Discernment: Church Council, Long Range Planning Team, Stephen Minister, Human Concerns leadership, Peer Counseling, Support Group Facilitator, Nominating committee, Endowment Fund, Memorials and Special Gifts Committee, Personnel and Staffing Committee, Elder, Elected officials, Pastor, Parent, Call Committee We have all been given spiritual gifts but they are not all the same (1 Cor. 12). If you are not sure what your gifts are, consider taking a simple spiritual gifts inventory. Copies are available at the information center. NEXT WEEK: Crucifixion Luke 23: The gifts of music, technology, crafts, artistry, and writing will be featured. 3 Week of

9 MOVIE NIGHT March 8, 6 pm All are welcome to join us for great fellowship and food! You are encouraged to bring a comfortable chair, cash for the pizza and pop (optional), and even your slippers as we view the following films: Strawberry Blonde: Quick-tempered but likable Biff grimes falls big for beautiful Virginia Brush, but he's not the only young man in the neighborhood who's smitten. Set in the Wild West of the gay 90's. Starring James Cagney, Olivia De Havilland, and Rita Hayworth. Academy Award Nomination for Best Scoring of a Musical Picture. Hit The Deck: Navy men William Clark, Rico Ferrari and Danny Smith have struck up a friendship based on their misadventures despite Bill being an officer and the other two not. They are on a 48 hour furlough in San Francisco. Each is looking forward to the furlough, but each encounters problems there. Starring Jane Powell, Tony Martin, and Debbie Reynolds THE FRIENDSHIP TREE The month of February is our annual ingathering of baby items for three local charities. Please remove a heart tag from the tree, purchase the item, and return it to the collection box near the tree. ATTENTION CHILDREN! At the next 4 Lenten suppers there will be some activities that go along with the night s theme. You will find Betty Brand and her team of helpers in the North Fellowship hall. Stop by and enjoy! LENTEN DEVOTIONS Have you taken out the Lenten cross from last year? The members from the Board of Elders are writing devotions that follow along with the Lenten service theme. A song, prayers, and activities are included for children of all ages 3-103! Jesus was the perfect example of being a servant. See how you can be, too! PRACTICAL...SIMPLE OUTREACH EXAMPLES Shovel a neighbor s driveway: Next time it snows and you are outside working on your driveway - do your neighbors as well! When your neighbor asks why you did it simply say, Christ told me to love my neighbor. Let me know if there are other ways I can be a helpful neighbor for you. Live your normal everyday lives with Gospel intentionality Outreach made simply practical! The G.T.O Team We are a Stephen Ministry Congregation 4 Week of

10 BLESSED TO SERVE! PAINTING VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! The Trustees are planning to paint the downstairs education hallway on Saturday, March 2, beginning at 8:30 am. If you like to paint and are available to help, please contact Sam Gehrking at or OUR RESPONSE TO GOD LAST WEEK: Weekend Worship Attendance: 452 ( ) Guests: 23 Ash Wednesday Attendance: 412 ( ) Mid-Week Lenten Attendance: 261 (164+97) Sunday School and Bible Classes 201 (73+128) NEXT WEEKEND S READINGS Ezekiel 33:7-20; 1 Corinthians 10:1-13; Luke 13:1-9 Theme: Connecting Suffering To Specific Sin POBLO Volunteers needed Many thanks for everyone who has expressed interest in helping the ministry! The response to the opening ministry has been an encouraging picture of the body of Christ at work. We praise God for everything that He is doing to bring the Gospel to Rochester! Join us for... Redeemer's Winter Retreat Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch Stewartville, MN THIS SUNDAY February 24 We have the Old Red Barn reserved for the afternoon to have fun with your family and meet old and new friends. Snow tubing will be available for $12/person, there will be both indoor and outdoor games, hiking, cross country skiing if there is snow (Bring your own equipment), and much more. If you haven't been there before you will be surprised about how much there is to do locally. IT S NOT TOO LATE YOU CAN STILL JOIN US! A $10 donation per family is being asked. We are still finding areas where we need assistance, however. Currently, our greatest needs are: Instructors for our Computer Literacy Classes Volunteers to take care of office details If you or someone you know is interested, please contact the POBLO, office at (507) Week of

11 Youth Highlights! Ignite! Sundays 6 8pm This week at Ignite: We will be talking about the Internet! Maybe you have heard about this marvel? So much informa on at your finger ps, so many ways to reach out to others, what does it mean to be a Chris an on the internet? Come and join us! 6 8pm Sunday night! March 6 Youth Serve the Lenten Meal! Youth will serve the Lenten meal on March 6th look for an e mail regarding this! It will be coming soon March 19 Pizza Ranch Our next Pizza Ranch Night is March 19! The sign up is already up! It is an enjoyable night of work! March 30 and 31 Easter Breakfast and Set up Mark your calendars! Easter Breakfast set up is March 30, star ng at 10 am and then the Easter Breakfast is served the next day! A en on!!! Redeemer youth will not be par cipa ng in the Chicago Servant Event and Bethesda Servant Event in 2013 due to circumstances beyond our control. It is our desire to resume par cipa on in 2014! Informa on regarding a youth Camping trip and Peer Ministry Training will be coming out soon! ROCHESTER SERVANT EVENT!!!! Registra ons are coming in! This event made a difference last year and this year we are praying the Lord takes this to the next level! New for 2013: Community VBS in parks around Rochester! If pain ng and heavy labor is not your thing sign up to do some heavy loving of kids in Rochester! Register via paper form or follow the link from the church web site! Psalm 37:4 Scholarship: This scholarship, formed in memory of Josh Evers, is available to all youth! Its purpose is to allow youth to a end youth events that they are unable to afford otherwise. If you would like more informa on please talk to Michael Harvey. This is completely confiden al. Questions, contact Michael Harvey ( / daharveys@msn.com) or Lynora Miller ( / millertwins2@charter.net). What are you giving up for Lent? How about giving up coins and more to support the February 2013 Mission Grant for Missionary Family Care and Education? This month s grant provides resources for the approximately 59 children of missionaries, so that they can receive the schooling they require. The parents who are in the field serving can do so with the assurance that their children are well cared for and will be able to keep up with the quality of education to which they are accustomed. The educational services can arrange from home school support to public schools, international schools, or boarding schools. MITE contributions are encouraged to support this grant. Use the large MITE box on the counter in the narthex or the LWML slot in the old entry bookcase. 6 Week of

12 CREATION CONFERENCE March 2-4, 2013 Saturday, March 2 Where: Community Celebration Church, Kasson Time: 7-9 pm Topics: Dating methods, Evidence for a Young Earth Sunday, March 3 Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, Rochester Time: 6-9 pm Topic: Aliens, Pharoahs, Pre-flood World (full version) Aliens: The truth behind Aliens. Do they really exist or are they deceiving spirits? What does the Bible say about them? Pharoahs: Who was Joseph in Egyptian Records? Is there evidence of the Israelites being in Egypt? Which Pharaoh killed Josiah? Are there really chariot wheels on the bottom of the Red Sea? Who did Solomon marry? Was it really Ramses whom Moses knew? Which Pharaoh refused to let Moses go? Which Pharaoh did Abraham bless? Were the pyramids built by the Israelites? Who raised Moses? Does the Bible line up with Egyptian history? Are there records of the Exodus plagues? You will be fascinated to see so much evidence supporting the Scriptures contrary to what the secular media would like you to think. Pre-flood World: A presentation that is truly edutainment: Have you ever wondered how people could live to be 900 years old? Where did Cain get his wife? Are dinosaurs in the Bible? What about the Ice-Age? Did dinosaurs go on Noah s Ark? How old is the earth? How did coal form? Did dinosaurs live with man? All these and many more questions will be answered as we examine the world before Noah s Flood. Monday, March 4 Where: Rochester Central Lutheran School, Rochester Time: 9-10 am Topic: Amazing Animals Brian Young examines many animals such as the giraffe, bombardier beetle, fly, whale, dog, boxfish, cuddle fish, octopus, spider, gecko, butterflies, bees and more to show that evolution could not happen. EASTER EGG HUNT This year's Easter Egg Hunt will be Saturday, March 23, from 9:30-10:30. All children 3 years through 4th grade are invited to this event at church. Join your friends as you hunt for eggs, do activities, and hear a special message. Friends are welcome. To aid in our planning, it would be helpful if you would sign up in advance on the sheet in the narthex. 7 Week of

13 EASTER FLOWERS The Altar Guild would appreciate Easter Lilies and/or other Easter flowers for our Easter service. They will need to be at the church by 10 am the Saturday before Easter (March 31). Any individual or group wishing to donate a Lily (and plans to take it home with them after Easter), may do so by completing the form below. The Altar Guild appreciates your gift! Please indicate how many plants you would like. If you wish to purchase a lily but do not want to take it home with you, please consider giving your funds to the Easter Garden instead. These monies will be used to purchase plants, other than lilies to brighten our worship area. Easter Lilies at $10 each: Easter Garden: Mark the envelope "Easter Flowers" and make the check payable to Redeemer Lutheran Church. Forms and checks may be sent or left in the church office or placed in the offering plate no later than March 18. Name: If you would like to give this/these Easter flower(s) in memory/honor of a loved one, please print the name(s) below: In Memory of: In Honor of: 8 Week of

14 May all these individuals remember, reflect upon, and give thanks to God for making them his own through the waters of Baptism. (If you were baptized in March and your name was missed, please contact the church office.) March 1: Karen Dee Steven Ferschweiler Lori Hayes Marlene Jacobson Kelsey Miller March 2: Bonnie Hoenk Margaret Runtsch March 3: Christopher DeGrand March 4: Andrew Fockler Michael Hanley Cary Moore March 5: Tiana Pike March 6: Michelle Braem Melissa Montgomery Terrance Nihart Derek Potter Cheryl Wasson March 7: Chad Erickson Ruth Villalpa March 8: Nicole DeGrand Rueben Marzolf Emma Pike March 9: Elizabeth Batterson Abigail Kuisle March 10: Lynn Okuno Emma Probach Noah Probach Marvin Reinecke March 11: Benjamin Rivas Kyleigh Vale March 12: Lori Hameister Leni Rabe March 13: Oscar Scheid March 14: Constance Bennett Betty Brand Lois Leuth Aiden Pike Adam Roerish March 15: Jadenn Clark March 16: Larry Crown Shirley Wilde March 18: Anna Cunningham March 19: Robert Bonsi Beverly Helmbrecht Luke Rupkalvis Gerald Wilde March 20: Mark Fister Nadine Goergen Nancy White-Mussell March 21: Robert Fitch John Zemke March 22: Scott Brandt Jody Hellickson Kathleen Jensen March 24: Norman Schwanke Carol Sonnabend June Storma March 25: Marcia Cochran Harold DeVries March 26: Robert Bauer Ione Stoltenberg March 27: Brysen Braaten Candice Schacht March 28: Krista Corson Darlene Poch Troy Stoen March 29: Jamie Cummings Andrea Haugen Julianne Howard Gloria Poch Holder Schroeder Lydia Schulz Curt Walter March 30: Normal Holst Amy Rosenberg Lowell Sim Jennifer Zmina March 31: June Dean Heather Haugen Heidi Hooten Zachariah Montgomery Amanda VanGuilder 9 Week of

15 SATURDAY, February 23 Altar Guild Chapel 9 am POBLO Training Rm am WORSHIP 5:30 pm SUNDAY, February 24 WORSHIP 8 and 10:40 am Blood Pressures 9 am Adult Bible Classes 9:20 am Sunday School 9:20 am Celebration Practice Sanctuary 11:45 am Ignite Youth Ministry Youth Room 6 pm Oikos CC Upper Rm 6 pm MONDAY, February 25 Quilters NFH 8 am THIS WEEK AT REDEEMER February 23 March 3, 2013 Supper FH 5:00-6:30 pm Youth Choir Chapel 5:30 pm Youth Chimes Sanctuary 5:47 pm Alleluia Singers Rm L-2 6 pm Cherub Choir Rm 101 6:05 pm Confirmation 6:10 pm 7th Rm 202/8th Rm L-3/9th Rm 102 Angelic Chimes Sanctuary 6:30 pm WORSHIP 7 pm Sounds of Praise Choir Rm 7:45 pm CC Equippers Upper Rm 7:45 pm THURSDAY, February 28 Faithfully Fit Forever Rm L-3 8 am Malachi CC Rm 102 6:30 pm CC Leadership Training UR 6:30 pm TUESDAY, February 26 Men s Bible Study Rm am Ladies Bible Study NFH 9 am FFF NFH 10:30 am CCRR Training NFH 6 pm VBS Planning Mtg Rm 102 6:30 pm Women s Bible Study NFH 7 pm WEDNESDAY, February 27 WORSHIP 4:15 pm SATURDAY, March 2 HOLY COMMUNION 5:30 pm SUNDAY, March 3 HOLY COMMUNION 8 and 10:40 am Blood Pressures 9 am Adult Bible Classes 9:20 am Sunday School 9:20 am Celebration Practice 11:45 am Ignite Youth Ministry Youth Room 6 pm Blessed to Serve Today Message... Pastor Adam Koglin Children s Message... Michael Harvey, DCE Organist... Kevin Peterson Elders 5:30 pm... Mike Hooten 8:00 am... Lynn Meier 10:40am... Tony Fick Acolytes 8:00 am... Gracie Morris / Johanna Blanco 10:40 am... Jazmine Hammel / Madisyn Timm Lay Readers 5:30 pm... Clare Lovick-West 8:00 am... Will Mundell 10:40 am... Marcia Cochran Nursery Helpers 9:20 am... Carole Sorenson / Brooke Murphy 10:40 am... Anna Koglin / Morgan Nitz Blood Pressure...Sue Kazos Altar Guild... Shelly Potter, Karen Dee, Susan Kuehn, Connie Harnack, Leslie Rivas, Lois Kuntz Greeters 5:30 pm... Larry and Diana Stoen 8:00 am... Stan and Linda Sohre 10:40 am... Tim and Beth Greer/Ann Boyd/Lois Norby Usher Coordinator...Roger Toomey Ushers 5:30 pm... Dale Hass and Bob Sim 8:00 am... Dave Zarling, Dean Jensen, Tim Batterson, Alan Krueger 10:40 am. Marv Reinecke, Mark Fister, Gordon Hinsch, Sam Hinsch, Raf Webster, Kailey Harrison 10 Week of