May 17 there will be a Congregational Meeting & vote on facility improvements. This will be held immediately following worship.

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1 May 2015 Peace Lutheran Church A congregation of Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ N. Jackrabbit Lane P.O. Box 238 Belgrade, MT The Words Inside Upcoming Events 1 Pastor Bob 2 Pastor Jeff 3 May Ministry Teams 4 Calendar 5 Thank You 6 May Baptisms Birthdays & Anniversaries June Ministry Team 7 Christikon Servants of Peace Council 8 Pastor Bob Coughlin BobCoughlin74@gmail.com Jackie Malby Dillon Marks Shawna Smith Kelsey Stevens Simen Solberg Karl Swenson Congratulations to our graduating seniors! There will be a special Fellowship Sunday, May 24 th May 17 there will be a Congregational Meeting & vote on facility improvements. This will be held immediately following worship. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL is quickly approaching - The Education and Youth Team is searching for adults and teens who would welcome the joy that comes from working with our community's youth! We are in need of about 6 or 7 Leaders and numerous assistants in various positions such as Game Leader, Music Leader, Lesson Leader, Crafts Leader, Skit Leader, and Snack Leader. Tentative dates would be 4 consecutive days in the 3rd week of June, depending on the availability of Leaders and assistants. Please contact either Pastor or a member of the Team if you are interested. We hope to divide duties somewhat along these lines, so that no one is overwhelmed, and all involved have a great time sharing the Word of God! Pastor Jeff Redlin Jeff.Redin@gmail.com Larry Oddy Council President Sandra Joubert Church Office PeaceLutheran@live.com HELP!! Looking for some strong backs! Not afraid of small places! Able to climb over boxes! Great at stacking & packing in tight places! Help is needed to load the LWR truck Saturday, May 16 2:00 p.m. 1 Sunday, May 17 th, will be the last day for Darcy to be in the nursery on Sunday mornings until next fall. If there is anyone that would be interested in this summer job, please contact the church office.

2 Dear Family of Peace. We have certainly been fortunate to have experienced unusual sunshine and warmth so far this spring season. It invites us outside to get a jump on things usually reserved for the summer. But it is still springtime in Montana. I m sure the weather man will remind us of that! I recently attended the LCMC Northwest District Gathering hosted by Calvary Lutheran in Kalispell along with Pastor Jeff, Misty and other members of PLC. It was a beautiful drive, the scenery was spectacular! A district in the LCMC is a collection of churches who voluntarily join together because of shared interest and/or geography. We at PLC have recently decided to join the Northwest District which encompasses congregations in Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Idaho and Montana. Quite a vast district indeed! Annual gatherings are used to help congregations get to know one another, share ideas and resources with each other. Each District elects its own council members made up of clergy and lay members from the representing congregations. Pastor Jeff was elected to serve in this capacity. The NW District also has a coordinator who acts as liaison between the District members and the National LCMC Board of Ministry. In this way, the ideas, issues and concerns of our local body can be considered nation-wide. The focus of our gathering time was on the topic of mental health. The keynote speaker was a Clinical Manager in the Sexual Assault and Family Trauma Unit at Lutheran Community Services Northwest in Spokane. He helped us see that mental health is a real ministry concern of all of our churches that must be addressed. We were empowered to see our role in being with those who suffer, to identify needs and resources in the community. The highlight of the gathering for me was getting to know the other congregational members who attended. It was so great to hear their stories and find out how these churches have formed. I feel that we have made some friends around the state and throughout the District. I encourage you to think about attending one of these gatherings in the future. Or, maybe we can host one at PLC? As we begin the month of May we see that many of our programs are coming to a close. Sunday school, Adult Forum, Confirmation, and Peace-Makers will be finishing up. Thanks for the many who have helped carry all these programs that have served us so well. As you look forward to the beginning of summer, may God grant you joy in knowing Him in new and fulfilling ways. Rejoicing together, Pastor Bob NEW EMPLOYEE We have completed our search for an office administrator. The position was offered to, and accepted by Laura Rost. She has been a member of Good Shepherd Lutheran in Polson and is looking forward to becoming a part of the Peace family. Laura is currently working on a degree in Music Therapy at MSU. She will begin an orientation with Sandi in mid-may. PENTECOST MEMORIAL DAY GERANIUMS The last day to place orders is Sunday, May 17. Make checks payable to PEACE LUTHERAN ALTAR GUILD, cost per pot is $4.00. Place this form and money in an envelope and put in box found in both the Narthex and the Fellowship Hall (or give to Jinx, Karlene or Carol White). If you have questions, call Jinx ; Karlene or Carol Memorials will be acknowledged in the bulletin. 2

3 Brothers and sisters in Christ, No doubt about it- spring is springing into summer! The trees and bushes have sprouted their leaves. Pastures and lawns display their grass in a beautiful sea of green. Early perennial flowers are making their appearance. The sun is higher above our heads; consequently the weather has warmed considerably. Although on our calendars, summer officially begins on June 2, there is definitely a shift of seasons occurring already. This year, May is when a shift occurs in the Christian liturgical calendar also. Pentecost Sunday is May 24. After Holy Trinity Sunday on May 31, and through Reformation Sunday on October 26, the Sundays are all given the designation after Pentecost. The liturgical color for the season after Pentecost is green, emphasizing a sustained time of growth in our Christian faith and life. But it all begins with Pentecost Sunday. As a major Festival Sunday, Pentecost is ranked in importance by most Christians less than only Christmas and Easter. Pentecost is an ancient Christian festival- Paul writes of observing it at while he was at Ephesus (1 Cor. 16:8). Pentecost ("the fiftieth [day]") is the Greek name for the Feast of Weeks, a prominent feast in the calendar of ancient Israel celebrating the giving of the Law on Mt. Sinai. This feast is still celebrated in Judaism as Shavuot (meaning 7 weeks). Later, in the Christian tradition, it became a feast commemorating the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and other followers of Jesus Christ as described in Acts 2:1 31. For this reason many Christians call Pentecost the "Birthday of the Church". The exact location of the descent of the Holy Spirit has been debated but most Bible historians say that because Pentecost takes place during the appointed time of Shavuot or Feast of Weeks, most likely the followers of Jesus were on the southern stairs of the Temple celebrating along with the other Jews who came up from their own countries. Thus, the disciples, who were "continually" in the temple courts (Luke 24:53) would likely have been in the temple on that day also. To further support a Temple location the Bible says that great crowds from every nation gathered to listen to Peter and the other disciples. (Acts 2:5) Peter said that it was 9:00 in the morning (Acts 2:15); the time of the Pentecost worship service in the temple. Thus, the crowds would have been in the temple at the time Shavuot ceremonies were conducted. And Acts 2:41 says that 3000 people were baptized in response to the teaching of the disciples. Near the Southern Stairs, the pilgrim entrance to the Temple Mount, were ritual baths used by the worshipers before they entered the temple grounds. Thus, it was a fitting place for the baptism of converts. (Acts 2:41) According to Christian tradition, Pentecost is always seven weeks after Easter Sunday; that is to say, 50 days after Easter (inclusive of Easter Day). So it falls on the eighth Sunday, counting Easter Day. The main liturgical sign of Pentecost is the color red. It symbolizes joy and the fire of the Holy Spirit. Priests or ministers wear red vestments, and in modern times, the custom has extended to the lay people of the congregation wearing red clothing in celebration as well. Red banners are hung from the altar and pulpit and even balloons are often hung from walls or ceilings to symbolize the blowing of the "mighty wind and the free movement of the Spirit. Symbols of the Holy Spirit such as the dove or flames are prominently displayed. Red flowers at the altar/preaching area, and red flowering plants such as geraniums around the church are also typical decorations for Pentecost services. These symbolize the renewal of life, the coming of the warmth of summer, and the growth of the church at and from the first Pentecost onward. Now, on May 24, here at Peace Lutheran Church, we probably will not have tongues of fire appear on our heads on Pentecost Sunday; though we could have if that is what God desires! But one thing is certain; the same Holy Spirit that fell upon Peter and all the other apostles and followers of Christ, has indwelled in us at our Baptism, and is with us every day of our lives. Nurturing and sustaining our faith and life just as it did the very first followers of Christ. This Pentecost, may the Holy Spirit of God the Father fill our hearts and minds with the truth and love of Jesus Christ, the Son so that our faith may grow and bloom as beautifully as do the flowers in our gardens. May the blessings of the Holy Spirit rest upon all of us, Pastor Jeff 3

4 May 3 5 th Sunday of Easter Piano Chosen People/Dakota Road Pr. Bob Coughlin Virginia Sorensen Acolyte Usher/Lector May 10 6 th Sunday of Easter Piano Colter Handsaker Larry & Diane Oddy John & Jennifer Handsaker Evangelical Lutheran #10 Pr. Jeff Redlin Jackie Currey Acolyte Ministry Teams Usher/Lector Refreshments May 17 7 th Sunday of Easter Piano Acolyte Usher/Lector/Refreshments May 24 Pentecost Piano Acolyte Usher/Lector/Refreshments May 31 The Holy Trinity Piano Acolyte Usher/Lector/Refreshments Council for May Altar Guild for May Joni Sando & Devyn Michelle Clark & Marilyn Megaard A Celebration of Grace Pr. Bob Coughlin Kylie Mattson Stan & Doreen Olean Debbie Porter - cookies Evangelical Lutheran #4 Pr. Jeff Redlin Nancy Murdock Allison Mattson Bruce & Virginia Sorensen Judi Beagley - cookies Sing A New Song Pr. Bob Coughlin Connie Holton Sam Monson Jason & Tracy Weathers Val Ross, Lector Mike Hansen, Larry Oddy & Jerry Swenson Cheryl Bechtold, Marilyn Megaard, & Audrey Vitarius 4

5 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 3 5 th Sunday of Easter 9:00 a.m. Worship Chosen People/Dakota Road 10:00 a.m. Coffee and Fellowship 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, Adult Forum 10 6 th Sunday of Easter 9:00 a.m. Worship Evangelical Lutheran #10 Blessing of LWR Quilts 10:00 a.m. Coffee and Fellowship 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, Adult Forum 4 Pr. Bob s day off Church office closed 7:00 p.m. Education & Youth Committee 7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts Finals week at MSU 11 Pr. Bob s day off Church office closed 7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts 5 1:30 p.m. Crossways Bible Study 12 1:30 p.m. Crossways Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Worship & Music Committee 6 6:30 a.m. Men s Breakfast 10:00 a.m. Staff Meeting 10:00 a.m. Peace Re-Piecers 13 6:30 a.m. Men s Breakfast 10:00 a.m. Staff Meeting 10:00 a.m. Peace Re-Piecers 7 3:30 p.m. Peacemakers (Grade 4-6) 7:00 p.m. Bible Book Judi Beagley s 7:00 p.m. National Day of Belgrade Christian Assembly Church, Belgrade 14 7:00 p.m. Council 7:00 p.m. Bible Book Judi Beagley s 1 Pr. Jeff s day off 8 Pr. Jeff s day off 15 Pr. Jeff s day off 2 9 MSU Commencement 16 LWR Truck 2 p.m th Sunday of Easter 9:00 a.m. Worship A Celebration of Grace Sunday School Teacher Recognition 10:00 a.m. Congregational Meeting & vote on Facility improvements 10:30 a.m. Coffee and Fellowship 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, Adult Forum 18 Pr. Bob s day off Church office closed 7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts 19 Laura Rost PLC 1:30 p.m. Crossways Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Congregational Life Committee 20 6:30 a.m. Men s Breakfast 10:00 a.m. Staff Meeting 10:00 a.m. Peace Re-Piecers 12:00 noon Ministerial PLC 1:30 p.m. Belgrade Early Release 21 Last Day of LadyBug Preschool 7:00 p.m. Bible Book Judi Beagley s 22 Pr. Jeff s day off Pentecost 9:00 a.m. Worship Evangelical Lutheran #4 High School Senior Recognition 10:00 a.m. Coffee and Fellowship 4:30 p.m. Community Café 31 The Holy Trinity 9:00 a.m. Worship Sing a New Song 10:00 a.m. Coffee and Fellowship Newsletter Due June 1 Pr. Bob s day off Church office closed 7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts 2 1:30 p.m. Crossways Bible Study 1:30 p.m. Crossways Bible Study 27 6:30 a.m. Men s Breakfast 10:00 a.m. Staff Meeting 10:00 a.m. Peace Re-Piecers 3 6:30 a.m. Men s Breakfast 10:00 a.m. Staff Meeting 10:00 a.m. Peace Re-Piecers Belgrade 8 th Grade Last Day of School 28 7:00 p.m. Bible Book Judi Beagley s 4 Manhattan - Last Day of School 7:00 p.m. Bible Book Judi Beagley s 29 Pr. Jeff s day off 5 Pr. Jeff s day off Belgrade & Manhattan Christian - Last Day of School 30 Belgrade High Graduation 6 5

6 If you would like to show your thanks for something in the next newsletter, please fill out a I give thanks to sheet and place it in the Give Thanks boxes that are located on the counter in the back of the Sanctuary and on a table in the Fellowship Hall. Thank you for your caring thoughts and prayers for our family at the passing of Marvin Streich. The cards of sympathy and condolence were greatly appreciated. The Streich family Thank you to the choir members for another great year of making music! Thank you for the gift certificates, cards, and your kind words. We are so grateful to be a part of such a wonderful family! Dianne, Jinx and Jackie Our sincere thanks for allowing the Big Sky Retired Educators the use of the Peace Lutheran Fellowship Hall for our open house honoring Retired Educators from Gallatin County. It was a positive and successful event, and a good way to celebrate the first Montana Retired Educators Day. Patsy Olmstead. Food Bank donations 42 pounds of assorted groceries. BAPTISMS FOR MAY Remember your Baptism whether walking in the rain or in the shower. Members that have been baptized in May are:? Vickie Streich Stacy Potter 2 Gabriell Weber 4 Blake Watson 6 Hannah Sutton Jonathan Sutton 8 Don Marks Erin Noreen 9 Cooper Montgomery Kristen Steadman 10 Bentley Allmendinger Kristen Porter 13 Ryder Swenson 16 Laurie Salo 17 Michael Streich 19 Robert Kahler 21 Tracy Weathers 23 Dan Madison Kylie Mattson 24 Cynthia Stevens 25 Larry Leum 27 Liane Pipinich 28 Joey Severson 29 Chanda Barber 30 Kami Bramlette Laura Leininger 31 Bobbi Jo Hansen MOMS IN PRAYER is inviting all moms, grandmas, and interested women to pray on the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 7th, 1:30-3 pm at the Rock Youth Center at 214 N. 11 th Street in Bozeman. We'd love to have you join us as we cover our children and area schools in prayer! Questions, please contact Sarah, or sarahrsobek@gmail.com. 6 Birthdays and Anniversaries for May If your birthday or anniversary isn t listed or has the wrong date, please contact the church office so that it can be corrected on the church records. Office is PeaceLutheran@Live.com 1 Jordan & Cassandra Garrison 2 Harvey Carter 3 Larry Oddy Brighton Micech 4 Jordan Malby 5 Don Bilbrey 6 Darrin & Cynthia Stevens 7 Nancy Schievelbein 8 Don Marks Quentin Porter 11 Ainsley Yearick Jayme Swenson 12 Fred Haas Jason Weathers Kami Bramlette 13 Nathan Clark Hannah Sutton 14 Amber VanLuchene Matt Streich Colter Handsaker 15 Dan Madison Quentin Malby Anthony Madison 16 Graham Hickey Misty Redlin 17 Sarah Bechtold 18 Lori Lanzendorf Cohan Taylor 20 Kelsey Erickson 21 Glyn & Val Ross Tracy Simonson 22 Alison Weisz 23 Ikenna & Karen (Moss) Akukwe Tom & Shari Watson 27 Lorrie Hansen 28 Dawn Bray 29 Pam Cook Ione Gruss Joe Malone 30 Patrick Pollington 31 Lance Sorensen Cassie Holler

7 June Ministry Team In May a council member will be calling the following June Ministry Team Members: Jim Moss Glyn & Val Ross Ashby & Linda Miller Trish Severson Audrey Vitarius Bob & Carol White Art & Trish Baker Eric & Connie Holton Mike & Christine Koosman Dave & Lori Lanzendorf Vern & Carol Albertson Steve & Tiina Smith Ben & Roberta Cestnik Troy & Megan Paulson Nick & Dawn Pipinich Brandon & Deanna Thurston \Mark & Nancy Roadarmel Lewis & Diana Murphy7 Glenda Cusker Wayne & Lynn Johnson The last day of PeaceMakers will be May 7 th. Don t miss the last day picnic. Christikon Clips It s not too late to register for camp this summer! Space remains in youth sessions and families/adult sessions, including the Work Weekend, May You can register online or use the forms distributed with the youth and family/adult brochures in your congregation. Or call us at the camp office for further information. Trails? On-site? You pick! Christikon covers the full costs for each at-risk kid participating in Sojourners Camp. (We expect to have 24 this summer) We invite individuals, congregations and their auxiliaries to consider special giving for camp scholarships this summer. Special guest speakers become part of the Christikon life this summer during sessions for adults and families. During Mountain Weekend 1, (July 10-12) we will feature Lindean Barnett Christenson, pastor of Christ the King Lutheran Church in Bozeman. During Continuing Education Retreat, (Aug. 3-6) we will feature Jessica Crist (Bishop of the Montana Synod of the ELCA) and Pastor Kathy Schifferdecker (Professor at Luther Seminary). Mountain Weekend 2 (Aug. 7-9) features Director Mark Donald. Come spend a few days of relaxation, learning, and faith growth with us. Remember to pray for your congregation s ministry through Christikon this summer, for the summer staff, and for all who join in the Christikon life. It is the mission of Christikon to awaken and nurture faith in Christ exploring God s creation and the adventure of life together. CHRISTIKON th Street West Billings, MT secretary@christikon.org SERVANT NEWS The Peace Servants are beginning a new three month cycle for May, June and July under the leadership of Tiina Smith. The Servants prepare, serve, clean up and generally host many church fellowship activities, as well as caring service to member. These servants provide a vital service to our congregation: Tiina Smith, leader Kari Haas Cheryl Bechtold Lorrie Hansen Kay Cavanaugh Linda Miller Dianne Coughlin Megan Paulson Kate Davis Debbie Porter Kristy Rieger THANK YOU to the servants who served during November, December and January under Gayle Clifford s leadership. They are: Carol Albertson Debra Briggs Becky Erickson Bobbi Hansen Darlene Idland Sandi Joubert Lisa McCurley Kristi Parker Nancy Schievelbein Trish Severson De Anne Smith Deanne Thurston Pam Cook 7

8 Peace Lutheran Council Meeting April 9, 2015 Members Present: Larry Oddy, Mike Hansen, Michael Streich, Bill Miller, Russell Fox, Jerry Swenson, Tom Gruss, Derrick Monson,Tiina Smith, Val Ross, Pastor Jeff Redlin, Pastor Bob Coughlin Members Absent: Jim Cook, Trish Severson, Jackie Curry Visitors: Dave Lanzendorf, Derek Swenson 1. Opening Devotions - Bill Miller Based on Isaiah 64, I am the potter, you are the clay. Say yes to your Potter. One proposal for work on the parking lot was submitted. A second one is being submitted. Dave Lanzendorf reported on the bid that had been presented to council from Fire Suppression Systems. Per his review he did not agree with the bid. Derrick Monson also reviewed the bid and stated that he did not agree as well. The following concerns were expressed: if there are electrical issues we would have the additional expense of and electrician, if basement windows are replaced would we need to bring the entire building up to code and install sprinklers throughout building. It was agreed by council members that we have input from the Fire Marshall before we accept any bids. It was also recommended that we seek other bids Derrick Monson will contact the Belgrade Fire Marshall to clarify needs. 2. Approval of council meeting minutes from March 19, 2015 Mike Hansen moved to approve, Bill Miller seconded. The motion was carried 3. Treasurer s Report: Val Ross presented the treasurers report and stated that March was a good month for giving. She reviewed the report (please see attached treasurers report dated March 31, 2015 for specifics) Discussion regarding Tara DeCock as her need for continued support through PLC Pastor Bob will contact Tara Endowment Fund it was recommended by the Endowment Committee that changes be made to PLC by-laws to increase the minimum balance to 44,000, to maintain a $4000 cushion. Discussion was held regarding stripping out the interest from the Endowment fund. Currently there is a total of $3, in the Special Donation Account Endowment line in the treasurers report which reflects the interest that has been stripped out. Mike Hansen motioned that that the money in the Special Donation Account Endowment line item be transferred to the Endowment Fund, and that the interest is to be left in the Endowment fund. Bill Miller seconded the motion. All approved motion carried. Motion was made by Russell fox to approve the treasurers report, Mike Hansen seconded. All approved motion carried. 4. Congregational Concerns a. Length of services this was brought to council members attention. Discussion followed on ways to adjust the service. Question was also raised as to what is too long? (in regards to total length of service) Discussed taking out announcements or reading announcements prior to the stated time that service starts. b. Rides for the elderly this was deferred to Congregational Life committee to address at their next meeting 5. Pastor Reports a. Pastor Bob Coughlin Spoke regarding his first Easter season at PLC. Concerned about the low attendance at the Seder service. Confirmation will conclude on May 6th - due to conflicts with activities. He will require all candidates to complete the quizzes. Has registered for the LCMC convention Administrative assistant interviews are being set up for 4 candidates Adult forum - remaining session will be on Colossians, will conclude on May 17th May 7th is the National Day of Prayer Reported on his position on the Belgrade Library Board - main issue regarding no guidelines/restrictions on what the youth can check out 8

9 b. Pastor Jeff Redlin Will be gone April 28 - May 3, 2015 Will be attending the Northwest Gathering April 17-19th Reminded counsel that all members will be installed during the services on April 12, 2015 Peace Makers will be ending on May 14th with a picnic Upcoming baptism of Zak Sherman Rogers on April 26, New Business a. Boy Scout shed approval: For the sake of clarity Group A refers to the Boy Scout troop sponsored by the Community Church and Group B refers to the troop sponsored by PLC. Group A currently has a shed that sits on PLC property. Following discussion Mike Hansen moved that Group A be contacted and requested to move the shed or allow PLC to purchase for $100, money to come from the general fund. If they chose to sell the shed the quilters club would use the shed currently used by the scouts and Group B would use the smaller shed presently being used by the quilters. Russell Fox seconded the motion - motion carried. Mike Streich will contact group A, Larry Oddy will contact group B b. Fire suppression status - see notes following opening devotions c. Parking lot and drive way status d. Administrative Assistant Status Interviews for 4 of the 7 applicants will be held, 2 are scheduled for April 13th, and 2 on April 20th Motion was made by Bill Miller to authorize Pastors Jeff and Bob to select the administrative assistant following completion of interviews. Mike Streich seconded, all approved. Motion carried. e. Pastor Jeff Redlin pension - It was clarified by LCMC that Pastors can be offered pension without being obligated to offer pensions to other staff. Pastor Jeff does not have an employment contract, rather has a Letter of Call that stipulates salary and benefits. Following discussion it was moved by Mike Streich to give Pastor Jeff Redlin $ over the course of the next 9 months / $ monthly. Payment would be made directly to the LCMC pension fund. Mike Hansen seconded motion. All in favor, motion carried. f. Other new business brought forward - none 7. Team Reports a. Congregational Life - Tiina Smith reviewed minutes from the first meeting. Written report from meeting held on March26, 2015 provided to counsel. Next meeting Tuesday April 21, 7pm at PLC b. Education and Youth - Tom Gruss will be heading this committee. Detailed written report from meeting held on April 8, 2015 provided to counsel. Next meeting is set for May 4, 7pm at PLC. c. Stewardship and Finance - no formal report d. Outreach and Mission - will be meeting within the month e. Worship and Music - no formal report. It was strongly recommended that each committee obtain a three ring binder to keep minutes / notes from meetings. These notebooks will be passed to the next committee members and serve as a means provide consistency and better means to track and to meet the goals of each individual committee. 8. Old Business The mailbox to be installed on the church property has been ordered and purchased. Jim Cook and son are making the post to mount. Mike Streich moved to adjourn meeting, Bill Miller seconded. All in favor, motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:55 Next Meeting May 14, Devotions by Bill Miller Respectively submitted, Tiina Smith Council Member 9

10 Peace Lutheran Church 203 Jackrabbit Lane PO Box 238 Belgrade, MT Mailing Address Correction Requested Scriptures for May May 3 5 th Sunday of Easter Acts 8:26-40 Psalm John 4:1-21 John 15:1-8 May 10 6 th Sunday of Easter Acts 10:34-48 Psalm 98 1 John 5:1-8 John 15:9-17 May 17 7 th Sunday of Easter Acts 1:12-26 Psalm 1 1 John 5:9-13 John 17:11b-19 May 24 Day of Pentecost Ezekiel 37:1-14 Psalm 139:1-16 Acts 2:1-21 John 15:26-27; 16:4b-15 May 31 The Holy Trinity Isaiah 6:1-8 Psalm 29 Acts 2:14a, John 3:1-17 Peace Lutheran Church 203 Jackrabbit Lane P.O. Box 238 Belgrade, MT Phone: (406) Web Site: LCMC: Office Hours Tuesday-Friday 9:00 a.m. 2:30 p.m. Peace Lutheran Staff Bob Coughlin, Pastor BobCoughlin74@gmail.com Jeff Redlin, Pastor Jeff.Redlin@gmail.com Sandra Joubert, Office PeaceLutheran@Live.com Larry Oddy, Council President 10