Pastor s Page. Country Chronicles October 2017

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1 Country Chronicles October 2017 Cannon River and Cross of Christ Lutheran Parish, ELCA Pastor s Page Martin Luther taught that gratitude is the basic Christian attitude. Gratitude is not only the greatest of all the virtues, it is the source of all the others. Gratitude stems from the heart of the receiver. Jesus taught that the more you have been forgiven, the more gratitude and love you feel. "The one forgiven much, loves much." (Luke 7:47) The most popular hymn, Amazing Grace, is a hymn expressing great gratitude to God: "Amazing Grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. I once was lost and now am found, was blind but now I see. 'Twas Grace that taught my heart to fear and Grace my fears relieved. How precious did that grace appear the hour I first believed. The Lord has promised good to me, His word my hope secures. He will my shield and fortune be as long as life endures. When we've been there ten thousand years, bright shining as the sun, we've no less days to sing God's praise then when we first begun." People in Alcoholics Anonymous who are working a Twelve Step Program go to God and ask for forgiveness and receive it. They speak about a feeling of gratitude that wells up in their hearts and stays with them for the rest of their lives. It is this feeling of gratitude for forgiveness that supports their sobriety. They say that if you keep gratitude in your heart, you will keep sober. If you loose your gratitude, you will loose your sobriety. The same is true for all Christians. If we loose our gratitude to God, we loose our faith and love. Gratitude for God's Amazing Grace is the hinge that the door of our Christian like swings. 1

2 Grateful people are happier, less depressed, less stressed, and more satisfied with their lives and relationships. Grateful people have higher levels of personal growth, purpose in life, and selfacceptance. Grateful people have more positive ways of coping with the difficulties of life and rely less on dysfunctional strategies like addiction. Grateful people even sleep better. "There is no peace for the wicked." (Isaiah 48:22) That is why Jesus teaches his harshest parable against the sin of ingratitude. The man in Jesus' Parable in Mathew 18 had been forgiven the debt of one billion dollars but does not feel grateful. His associates are appalled when he cannot forgive a subordinate $10,000. The parable makes us aware of how much we have been loved and forgiven and the logic of passing that on to others. One of the best ways to describe something is to describe its opposite. How does a rose smell? It does not smell like a dead skunk lying in the middle of the road stinking to high heaven. A grateful person is like the sweet smell of a rose (II Corinthians 2:14). An ingrate is like a dead skunk stinking to high heaven. It is often said at Twelve Step meetings that no one can stand an ingrate. The parable of Jesus shows how upset the other slaves were with the ingrate. Even little children who fail to say thank you embarrass their parents. Are children naturally grateful or do they have to be taught to say thank you? Parents are constantly telling their children to say thank you. Even Shakespeare has King Lear lament, "Sharper than a serpent's tooth is an ungrateful child." Gratitude is the Christ candle in the cathedral of the human soul which gives it light and warmth. Gratitude is what makes little people big and big people small. Gratitude transforms a small heart into a big heart. Gratitude is the most beautiful garment that Paul tells un to put on. Ingratitude has been called the halitosis of the soul. It is the only thing that makes God turn his face aside. The 2

3 prayer of he ingrate is an insult to God. The prophets spoke of the prayers of ingrates rise to the nostrils of God and offend God. The ungrateful person reaches as high as they can to get, whereas the grateful person stoops as low as they can to give. Because, implicit in gratitude is the desire to share the gift. What gift makes you feel happy and loved? Psychologists tell us that there are five languages of love: touch, words of affirmation, quality time, gifts, and acts of service. Couples that are dating learn what makes their fiancés happy and it is unfortunate if they stop speaking this language after they are married. Gratitude is the language of love that God is hoping for from all of us. It is the reason that the Bible is filled with the call to "Give Thanks to God!" Ephesians 5:18-20: Be filled with the Spirit; speaking to each other in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody with your heart to the Lord; giving thanks always in all circumstances in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ and to God, the Father. Philippians 4:6-7: Don t be anxious about anything; rather, bring all your requests to God in your prayers and petitions, and give thanks. Then the peace of God that passes all understanding will keep your hearts and minds safe in Christ Jesus. Colossians 3:15: Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which you were called in one body, and be thankful. Pastor Robert C. Berthold Contact Information for Pastor Berthold: Church Phone: Cell Phone: pastor@cccrchurch.com or rcberthold@gmail.com 3

4 Cannon River News Attendance August 27 th 18 September 3 rd 23 September 10 th 19 September 17 th 57 September 24 th 26 Financial Report Income Expenses Net Jan $2013 $1844 $169 Feb $3305 $3487 ($182) March $3746 $4776 ($1030) April $2804 $3179 ($374) May $4815 $4617 $198 June $3750 $2940 $809 July $2,683 $4,541 $1858 August $2,081 $2,070 $10 Year to Date $25,197 $27,455 ($2,257) Coffee Fellowship Please sign up to host coffee fellowship. All proceeds benefit the Sunday School. Thank you! Third Grade Bible Avery Klippen will be receiving her 3rd grade Bible this year. Congratulations, Avery!! Harvest Festival Please join us on Sunday, October 29th, immediately following worship, for Cannon River's Harvest Festival. Please note that we will be eating right after worship this year. Please bring a dish to pass. Beverages and dessert will be provided. 4

5 Cross of Christ News We are called by the Spirit to be a lasting presence in our community, faithfully sharing the Word of God through worship, fellowship and service to our neighbors. Faithful through Generations Assistants for September Greeters October 1 st Doris Gruber October 8 th Dennis & Jackie Martin October 15 th Wayne & Deanna Gehloff Family October 22 nd Jeff & Kim Chandler Family October 29 th Paul Hansen Readers October 1 st October 8 th October 15 th October 22 nd October 29 th Jean Kehren Rhonda Meyer Mary Berthold Ann Kulla Doris Gruber Altar 3 rd Joan Slingsby Altar Helper: Kailyn Peterson 10 th Joan Slingsby Altar Helper: Emma Dinndorf 22 nd Joan Slingsby Altar Helper: Carl Peterson Council Person Jim Hill 5 Attendance September 3 rd 37 Kitchen September 10 th 70 Joan Slingsby September 17 th 56 September 24 th 35 Ushers for October Wayne Munson and Jeff Meyer

6 Cross of Christ Financial Report Income Expenses Jan $13,450 $12,060 Feb $7,927 $8,782 Mar $11,187 $12,403 April $12,702 $13,119 May $10,841 $9,642 June $6,299 $16,419 July $8,319 $9,519 August $9,665 $9,392 Year to Date $83,389 $91,337 Financial News: We are rebuilding our parking lot at Cross of Christ. If you d like to make a donation for this purpose, just write parking lot in the memo line of your check. As of Aug. 31, $1,355 has already been donated. Thank you! 6

7 (continued) In August, the Mission Committee sent $275 to the South Sudan relief, $200 to Good Earth Village, and donated $100 in Kwik Trip cards to the Community Picnic. A $1,000 college scholarship was sent to Luther College for one of our members. The finance committee recommended to Council that Harvest Festival donations go toward Building and Grounds maintenance. THANK YOU for designating your Thrivent Choice Dollars to Cross of Christ. These donations go toward building and grounds maintenance. We received $72 in August. The Kwik trip card sales have made a big difference for us. If you frequent Kwik Trip, contact Julie Schriefels at to buy some prepaid cards. A portion of your purchase price comes directly to Cross of Christ. It is a very easy way to support your church! The Simply Giving Program allows you to have your church offering automatically deducted from your checking or savings account, weekly or monthly. You also have the option to set up automatic donations through your bank with (possibly) no fee. Please contact me for help with setting up scheduled donations through Simply Giving, or your bank. If you make any purchase on Amazon.com, you can designate.5% of your order to come to Cross of Christ by using smile.amazon.com instead, and designating us as the recipient. $240 has been received to date. Thank you! 7

8 Community Picnic About 110 people enjoyed the 6 th annual Welch Community picnic on Saturday September 9 th it was a gorgeous cool evening. Thank you to everyone who came and brought a dish or pan of food to share with our neighbor. We had easy music to listen to from Dave Carpenter s band. Four Miesville Firemen brought their fire truck and ATV. People could hold the hose while the truck pumped water out into the yard. The blue-ribbon winners for games were: Ben Stone for Kid s Musical Tubs, Corey Nemcek won the Women s Skillet Toss with 46.6 feet, the men s fishing Pole cast of 84 feet was won by Jurgan Nemcek. More than a dozen vehicles/tractor were parked by the newly painted Dahlen hall building. Thanks to the wonderful picnic committee of: Janet Daley, Sue Hill, Kelley Mittelsteadt, Joan Slingsby and from the community - Hailey Bauer, Carol Jones, and Kathryn Stone. Thanks also to all the support people. Taste of Welch Raffle tickets are still available to purchase. All raffle ticket packets need to be returned by October 8th.- or bring them if you are bringing up items for Taste of Welch. The Church will be open on October 11 th 4-7:00PM, Wed Oct 12th- 12:00-8PM, and Friday October 13th-12-8 to bring in items for the Taste of Welch. - craft sale, bake sale and lunch. Community Meal We served 41 people for the Community Meal on Sept. 24 at the Methodist Church in Red Wing. I want to thank Janet Daley, Mary Berthold, Diane and Gary Hermanson and Ken Slingsby for their help. Our next time will be sometime in May. -Joan Slingsby Worship & Music There was a good turnout for the first choir practice in September. We will be practicing the first and last Sunday of each month right after church. October practices will be October 1 and October 29. All are welcome! Stewardship There will be a Stewardship Committee meeting after church service on Sunday, October 8th. All are welcome to attend. 8

9 WELCA Bible Study WELCA Bible Study will meet on Tuesday, October 10th at 9:00AM. Read Chapter 13 from The Old Testament for Christians- "Elijah" pages Pastor Bob will lead bible studies. Janelle Lahr is Hostess. Blood Drive Out next Blood Drive will be on Thursday, November 9th from 12 6:00 pm. If you would like to sign up in advance: Call or go online to enter sponsor code: welchmn. Contact Julie Schreifels if you would like to help. Thank you!! Thank you Mark Niebur and his crew that took care of the mowing/trimming of the church grounds this season, from the Council, Cemetery board, and members of the church as well. I have heard many positive comments on their fine work. Kwik Trip Cards Help support our Building Maintenance Fund by buying Kwik Trip cards. The cards can be used to purchase anything at Kwik Trip from gas, groceries and car washes to anything else they sell. Available in $10, $20, $25, $50 and $100. You pay the amount of the card being purchased; the church makes 5% of the sales and another 10% for non-fuel purchases made with the cards. Contact Julie Schreifels to purchase at hjschreif@live.com or The next order will be put in on Tuesday, October 10 th and will be available during church on Sunday, October 15 th. Thank you to those who have ordered Kwik Trip Cards. Cemetery The Cemetery board will wait until after the Taste of Welch to clean out the potted plants and prepare the cemetery for its long winter rest. All personal items will need to be removed so that the cemetery board can complete this task. Generally this must be done by October 1st, but we have been aware that the Taste of Welch still wants the cemetery to look like "summer", so we will do our best to accommodate. -Thanks, Ann Kulla 9

10 Missions at Work We are collecting food items suitable for a Thanksgiving Meal through the month of October. The Sunday school children will also be helping with this collection. Hastings Family Service will be putting together Thanksgiving Meal Baskets for those in the community who need assistance. We have the chance to help others have a wonderful meal for Thanksgiving. If you wish to make a monetary donation, please make your check out to Cross of Christ and put Thanksgiving meal in the memo and place it in the offering plate. We will purchase Cub Foods gift cards which will be used to purchase turkeys. Please check the table in the back of the church and donate what you can! The collection will end on October 29 th Thank you!! Thanksgiving Food Collection Hastings Family Service will be putting together Thanksgiving meal baskets for families in the community who need assistance. They need our help! By donating the items below, we can show our love and concern for those without a Thanksgiving meal. Our Sunday school children will be helping us, so let s make this a church-wide effort! You may also wish to make a monetary donation. Please make your check payable to Cross of Christ and put Thanksgiving meal in the memo and place it in the offering plate. We will purchase Cub Foods gift cards which will be used to purchase turkeys. October 8th boxed mashed potatoes, boxed stuffing October 15th jars or cans of gravy, packets of gravy mix October 22rd cans of corn, cranberries, green beans, cream of mushroom soup, fried onions October 29th packages of jello, jars of pickles and olives, cans of fruit cocktail A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed. Proverbs 11:25 Your Mission Committee Thanks You!!!! 10

11 Cannon River Cross of Christ Mission Projects Please continue to save your Econo Foods receipts from the Red Wing stores and Family Fare receipts in Cannon Falls! Both Cross of Christ and Cannon River churches are collecting receipts and participating in this great mission outreach. When the receipts total $150,000, we will receive a check for $1,000 which will go to Feed My Starving Children. We have already reached this goal one time, and are now on our second collection. It s amazing! Shop, bring your receipt to church and we will support children who are hungry! Thank you, the Mission Committee EconoFoods Fundraiser Proceeds go to Feed My Starving Children $29,000 $121,000 Receipts Collected so Far Receipts Needed Save The Date! The Feed My Starving Children Mobile Pack Event will be held at the Cannon Falls High School on Saturday, Nov. 18. Shifts will be at 8:00 and 10:30. Sign up sheets will be available in October. We need to raise $24,200 to feed 100,000 children and give $2,200 to our local food shelves. If you'd like to donate, please make checks payable to CCIC/FMSC and mail to Val Docktor, 206 Ridgecrest, Cannon Falls, MN If you have any questions, you can contact Lori Jackson at ltjackson0785@gmail.com or Rebecca Peterson buckieep@gmail.com Thank you!! 11

12 Youth & Learning Sunday School: The school year has started off well. There have been 21 students in attendance so far this year. Remember we start at 9:15 am with music in the sanctuary for Pre-K -6 th and 7-8 grades in their classroom with Dean. We are starting the year learning Bible Basics starting with the parts and books of the Old Testament along with a few of the great stories. We will have a special event for Reformation Sunday, Oct. 29 th. Rebecca has volunteer to be the teacher for the 4 th 6 th grade class. She would really appreciate it if someone would co-teach it with her, as in take turns teaching. If you are interested in helping with Sunday School in any way please let Julie Schreifels know. Activities & Reminders: Confirmation Class: Sunday evenings at 7:00 pm. Sunday School Sings during church: October 8 th. No Sunday School October 22 nd due to the MEA break. Reformation Sunday October 29 th : 500 th Anniversary Activities 2018 ELCA Youth Gathering: June 27 - July 1, 2018 Houston. The Learning and Youth committee voted to support all youth who are in 8th - 12th grade next school year who wish to attend. Got to for more information. Mission Projects: Weekly offering will be used towards the assistance of Gabby, a child in Tanzania. We will learn more about this program soon. Good Gifts: This year we will be collecting money using the ELCA Good Gifts piggy coin box. They were handed out during VBS and will be available during Sunday School. The money will be used to purchase animals through the Good Gifts Program. ELCA Good Gifts provides more than 50 different gift-giving options to grow the church, fight hunger and transform lives. 12

13 (continued) There will be piggy banks in the back of the church for anyone who would like to collect money (loose change, dollar bills) to help support this amazing project. Turn in date December 3 rd. Julie Schreifels Sunday School Superintendent hjschreif@live.com h c The next WELCA meeting will be October 4 th at 7:00pm. The agenda will include: Taste of Welch plans, Craft Day, other. Purpose Statement: As a community of women, created in the image of God, called to discipleship in Jesus Christ, and empowered by the Holy Spirit We commit ourselves to grow in faith, affirm our gifts, support one another in our callings, engage in ministry and action, and promote healing and wholeness in the church, the society and the world. God at Work was the theme for the Southeastern Minnesota Synodical Women s Organization (SEMN-SWO) Convention held on September 16, 2017 at St. Olaf Lutheran Church in Austin. During the convention it was voted on that each unit will be encouraged to provide information or a program about sex trafficking. Officers were voted on. Speakers: Pastor Margaret Kelly, pastor developer with Shobi s Table. It is a food truck church that increase the accessibility of worship, food and community for those living onn the margins in St. Paul, MN. Other speakers discussed child abuse, distracted driving, and crime prevention (protecting your identity). Senator Amy Klobuchar also sent a video message. Bishop Delzer gave the sermon during the worship service. 13

14 (continued) Craft Day: Saturday, September 30 9:00 am 1:00pm. We will make items for the Taste of Welch. Bracelets/key chains will be made with beads and other items. If you have a craft item that you would like to work on or have some help with bring it with you and/or contact Julie or Tracy. Taste of Welch: October 14, 2017 These are some ways you can help with the Taste of Welch: Raffle: SELL RAFFLE TICKETS: Contact Millie N. or Kelley M. for your Raffle Ticket sales packet. Crafts: Get your creative juices flowing and get going on some craft items. Lunch: We will be serving Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup (donated by Kings), Chili (made by Robin N-W), Corn Bread, Roast Beef Sandwiches and Coleslaw (donated by Kings). Desserts and beverages will be available as well. Anyone who would like to bring dessert items for lunch contact Julie Schreifels. Bake Sale: Bring your baked goods the Friday before or early Sat, morning. Breads and Buns go fast so make some if you can. Publicity: Get the word out to your friend, relatives and anyone else you can think of. Check with Millie for flyers. Volunteer: Help with Lunch/Crafts/Bake Sale or any other TOW items contact Julie or any other officer. Future Events: Craft Day: Saturday, September 30 9:00 am 1:00pm Taste of Welch: October 14, :00 am to 2:00 pm Red Cross Blood Drive: Thursday, November 9, :00-6:00 pm Officers: President/ President Elect: Julie Schreifels/Tracy Harth Secretary: Charlotte Leurquin Treasurer: Jean Kehren Kitchen Committee: Doris Gruber, Joan Slingsby, Diane Hermanson, Jean Kehren, & Sandy Luhman. God go with you! Your sister in Christ, Julie Schreifels phone: cell: hjschreif@live.com 14

15 Joint Council Draft Meeting Minutes September 14, 2017 Present: Barbara Flynn, Mark Hartman, Joan Slingsby, Dennis Martin, Rhonda Meyer, Les Anderson, Rick Anderson, Robin Nelson-Williams, Kellie Dahling, Jean Kehren, Michelle Sandeen, Gene Brummund, Pastor Bob Berthold and Deanna Gehloff-parish secretary Absent: Jim Hill Gene Brummund called the meeting to order, Deanna Gehloff was appointed as secretary for the meeting and Pastor Berthold gave devotions. Secretary s Report was approved as written. Pastor s Report: Touched based on the current youth activities, confirmation and review of past activities. Old Business: *None at this time New Business: *The Christmas schedule was discussed and will be as follows: December 24 th - Regular morning services for both Cannon River (9:00 am) and Cross of Christ (10:30 am) December 24 th - Evening service at 4:30 pm at Cross of Christ Cannon River has decided not to have Christmas Day service. ***After further discussion after the meeting, Cannon River decided to have service on Christmas day at 10:00 am *October s contemporary service will include Communion. Next meeting will be at Cross of Christ on Tuesday, April 10th, 2018 at 6:30 p.m. We closed with the Lord s Prayer. Respectfully submitted, Deanna Gehloff 15

16 Cross of Christ Draft Council Minutes Faithful through generations September 14, 2017 Present: Joan Slingsby, Robin Nelson-Williams, Dennis Martin, Jean Kehren, Rhonda Meyer, Hans Schreifels, Jim Gustafson, Kellie Dahling, Pr. Bob Berthold, Deanna Gehloff-parish secretary Absent: Jim Hill Meeting was called to order by Dennis Martin, the Mission Statement was read. Pr. Berthold gave devotions at the joint meeting. The agenda was approved without additions or changes and the August minutes were approved. Unfinished Business: *September 17 th Congregational Meeting on Driveway Paving -A brief discussion was held on the cost of the driveway work, coming in at $12,000. We also received a donation of $2,000. $5,100 was approved during the last Congregational meeting on August 20 th, We only need approval for the difference. Dennis will work on a presentation for the congregation so they have a visual of what we are asking approval for. *Research results for Amendments to Constitution and Bylaws -Deanna spent time reading and reviewing all the annual meeting minutes from 1993 to current. The only change was made to the Constitution was in Robin will provide the office with her current copy of the Constitution since the one on the computer is not updated/accurate with the change from *Youth Protection Program -Pastor Bob and Dennis have been discussing this. -The van has been checked for mechanical safety -Other items are still a work in progress *Orientation Packet -Rhonda handed out a packet to each Council Member. Council members were asked to review the packets and let Deanna know of any changes needed to be made to any of the 16

17 (continued) information. A current/updated copy of the Constitution provided by Robin will need to be swapped out. New Business: *Prairie Island Community Cemetery Needs-Ron Hanson -Ron touched base on the current bills, like mowing. Both Ron and Darwin have donated time, plus out of pocket expenses. Ron is looking for help with some of the expenses, and would like to see if he can get $500 to come out of the Thrivent Funds, since Cemetery is run through Cross of Christ. -Motion was made and seconded to approve $500 to go towards the Prairie Island Community Cemetery. -Motion amended to approve $500 towards the Prairie Island Community Cemetery and to put into the budget at the annual meeting to vote upon.-motion passed. -Robin will discuss with the financial committee on how to budget, maybe a percentage vs an amount. *Harvest Festival-500 th Anniversary of Reformation -Dates were discussed and decided October 29 th, 2017 will be the date of the Harvest Festival. *Red Wing Food Shelf -Food shelf is in desire need of food. Rhonda mention a upcoming food drive (October or November), while food donations are accepted, monetary donations can go further since food can be bought in bulk at a lower cost. Rhonda will discuss further with the mission committee. Committee Reports: *Finance -Motion was made and seconded to approve the Financial Secretary s Reports for August.-Motion passed -Motion was made and seconded to approve having the Harvest Festival donations go towards the Building and Grounds Maintenance.-Motion Passed Joan will announce praise and recognition towards the Finance Committee for their work on Sunday September 24 th. 17

18 (continued) *Property Management Water heat exchanger is in need of replacement. Joan will contact and set up service with Smith Heating. *Worship & Music Choir will sing the first Sunday of the month and with the Sunday school kids on the second Sunday. *Learning & Youth No report. *Service No report. *Missions No report *Witness No report. *Stewardship Next Stewardship meeting will be on October 1 st, 2017 after service. **After discussion with Mary F, the Oct 1 st date did not work, they have decided to meet on October 8 th after service instead. *Personnel No report. *Accessibility- No report We closed with The Lord s Prayer. Respectfully submitted, Deanna Gehloff 18

19 Join us for dinner and a movie on Saturday October 28 th serving dinner at 5:30pm and movie about Martin Luther to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the reformation at our church. LUTHER (2004): Joseph Fiennes stars as Martin Luther, the brilliant man of God whose defiant actions changed the world, in this epic, ravishingly beautiful film that traces Luther's extraordinary and exhilarating quest for the people's liberation. Regional princes and the powerful Church wield a fast, firm and merciless grip on 16th-century Germany. But when Martin Luther issues a shocking challenge to their authority, the people declare him their new leader and hero. Even when threatened with violent death, Luther refuses to back down, sparking a bloody revolution that shakes the entire continent to its core. Luther is the story of a spiritual leader, German monk Martin Luther, in opposition to the religious orthodoxy of the time. His goal--to bring God to the people and to take money, fear, and shame out of the equation-- made him a reformer to some, a heretic to others. 19

20 26th Annual Taste of Welch WELCA Mission Fundraiser Craft Sale Bake Sale Lunch Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup Cornbread Roast Beef Sandwiches Chili Assorted Desserts Hot & Cold Beverages Raffle Items King/Queen Quilt 96x104 (Caribbean Dream) Life like Collector Baby Doll-15 Red Wing Shoe Store Pottery Bowl River Town Comics and Games- RW- Marvel Hard Cover Comic Books Kitchen Gift Basket (Dee s Little Creations) Scarf & Necklace Twice Blessed (RW) Gift Basket & Certificates Kings Bar & Grill- Miesville Sargent s Nursery-RW- $20.00 Gift Card (2) Hanisch Bakery-RW- $25 Gift cards Red Wing Stoneware Bread Crock & Mix (2) Savoy Pizza RW- 2 Buffet Certificates Per Drawing (2) Bleu Dog Café- Welch- $20 Gift Cards River Country Co-op- Miesville- $25 Gift Card Fantastic Sam s Salon- RW- Haircut & Hair Products (2) Cannon River Inn-Welch -$20 Certificate Other Local Sponsors God Father s Pizza- RW, Get Tan-RW & Domino s Pizza-RW Sign up for FREE drawings! Cross of Christ Lutheran Church Co. Rd 7 Blvd - Welch, MN Saturday, October 14, :00am 2:00pm 20