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1 Indiana District February 2015 Good News As long as I can remember, I have attended church on Wednesdays during Lent. There were the beautiful, oft times heart-wrenching, hymns of Lent, the dark somber church, and the penitential purple of Lent. If you do a little research about Lent, you will discover that the ancient church began it as a time of preparation for Easter. And since those times it has grown from just a two-day observance to 36 days and eventually to 40 days. It becomes 40 days by skipping the Sundays in the count; Sundays are always celebrated as little Easters as we commemorate our Lord s Resurrection. Lent has always had a special emphasis on our Lord s suffering and death. We hear the combined Gospel accounts of what Jesus endured for each of us. I can still hear the sermons of Pastors Stein, Schmidt, and Fehrmann. For me, the Lenten story is not the same old, same old. I say that because, like all of you, I am still human and at times I drift away, and my mind wanders to something else. But both my biological family and, in the good old days, my family of faith at Good Shepherd in Evansville, always emphasized the importance of Lent and its story of Christ. Unfortunately, as with every church holiday (holy day), you will find that someone or something attempts to spoil it. The world seeks to spoil Christmas with its commercialism, and inserts an Easter bunny into the celebration of Christ s resurrection from the dead. In the same way it tries to spoil Lent. So many go from the wild parties of Mardi Gras to a kind of strict self-denial during Lent. Once Easter has come and gone, they return to the wild parties. Perhaps they believe that Lent is a time to make up for all the sins of the rest of the year by trying a more thoughtful behavior and a time of self-sacrifice. (continued on page 2) In this issue What Is Lent... Continued 2 Historian 2 Treatshop President s Page 3 Mission Grants 4-5 Mites Joyful Giving 5 Convention Bus & Hotel 6-7 Christian Life 8 Leader Development 8 Nominating Committee 9 Quarterly Information 9 Spring Retreat Retreat Ingathering 12 LWML Gift Planning 12 District Officers 13 Upcoming Events 14

2 WHAT IS LENT TO A LUTHERAN... CONTINUED But really, is that helpful? We miss the point that Lent is a time of spiritual power. The season of Lent gives all of us a time to concentrate on Christ crucified. That is the central message of Lent. Each Wednesday we have the opportunity to come to church and renew our faith through the personal message that Jesus suffering and death was for me. The apostle Paul wrote that the message of Christ crucified is the power of God and the wisdom of God and that the message of Christ is a demonstration of the Spirit and of power (1 Corinthians 1:24 & 2:4). This Lenten season when you hear the story of Christ s passion: don t allow it to become just a reminder of something you learned many years ago; don t allow Lent to become just a refresher course on Jesus; don t allow the passion of Christ to become a familiar story we like to hear again and again, like the stories we tell and retell to our children and grandchildren. No, the Lenten account expresses God s almighty power through the Gospel. As Lutherans we understand that God promises to work only through the Gospel. God assures us that through Word and Sacrament He works to strengthen faith, to comfort us, and to give us power to live as disciples of Jesus. God bless your Lenten journey! In His Service, --Pastor Mark Moog HISTORIAN Rev. Mark Moog Pastoral Counselor SHIRELY GUT PLEASE send your district and/or zone minutes and programs soon! I really need documents prior to Many zones have not sent 2014 items. Send via or U.S. Mail or bring them to the Board of Directors meeting Shirley Gut, Archivist-Historian 21 Fleet Parkway, Culver, IN slcp@att.net TREATSHOP 2015 SAVE THE DATE LWML Indiana District Treatshop 2015 Pray Continually - Receive Thankfully Philippians 4:5b-7 August 22, 2015 at Carmel Lutheran Church, Carmel, IN More information to follow. 2

3 PRESIDENT S PAGE EMILY ROGERS The Time Is Now to Make a Plan With the year of 2015 ahead of us, you have a chance to start fresh, look at the entire calendar year, and resolve to do some things differently, or at least do some things you don t usually do. Make a plan to get involved in your church, your LWML society, your community. Familiarize yourself with the list of officers and chairman found in this publication who can help you get involved. Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others, faithfully administering God s grace in its various forms (1 Peter 4:10). Make a plan to get others involved with you. Invite the young woman sitting next to you in church on Sunday morning, your friend who just retired or sent a child off to college. For where two or three come together in my name, there am I with them (Matthew 18:20). Make a plan to attend the LWML Indiana District Retreat Go Forth in Joy featuring Annetta Dellinger, Joyologist, April 24 and 25. Registration information is in this Good News newsletter. For you shall go out with joy and be led by peace (Isaiah 55:12). Make a plan to attend the LWML Convention in Des Moines, Iowa, June 25-28, ride the bus, walk in the Mission Pledge Walk, sing in the choir, and listen to inspiring speakers and Bible Study leaders. so that in all things at all time, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work (2 Corinthians 9:8). Make a plan to organize a group of women in your church to attend the LWML Indiana District Treatshop Pray Continually Receive Thankfully August 22, at Carmel Lutheran Church. This training is not just for leaders, but all women in the church. The Lord is near. Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus (Philippians 4:5b-7). If you make a plan now, you will be able to get others involved with you, enjoy the fellowship while preparing and going together, gain new information about the LWML, grow spiritually, and share your enthusiasm with others. Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and your plans will succeed (Proverbs 16:3). God s blessings as you begin planning! Emily Rogers LWML Indiana District President 3

4 ORPHAN GRAIN TRAIN BECKY THIBODEAU Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God (Hebrews 13:16). When we give our mites, we sacrifice. When we share what we have, we please God. We have done that for the Orphan Grain Train. Orphan Grain Train is a national organization that gathers food, clothing, and household goods for those in need locally and around the world. Our Indiana District Orphan Grain Train is located in Elizabethtown, Indiana. Currently, they are working toward moving to a new and improved location. As they have been working out of many storage trailers, this location will provide a better place to sort and store their items. Our LWML Indiana District is helping to do that with our $12,000 grant. Our mites are providing the funds to repair and maintain current equipment and to purchase needed equipment to help with the move and with transporting goods to those in need. On December 10, 2014, Emily Rogers and Becky Thibodeau presented the grant to Orphan Grain Train at St. Paul Lutheran Church (Clifty) in Columbus. Gene Ernst, acting manager of the Seymour Branch, and all of the Orphan Grain Train board were present. After the presentation, past manager Gene Wint was given a special honor, the prestigious Sagamore of the Wabash award. This award is of the highest distinction in Indiana to be awarded by the governor. The Sagamore of the Wabash was a term used by Native American tribes of Indiana to describe a lesser chief or a great man among the tribe whom the chief consulted for wisdom and advice. What a blessing it is to be able to present these grants that are made possible by our mites! If you would like to donate to Orphan Grain Train or serve there, they welcome individuals or groups who wish to volunteer to work, sort, etc. Please call Gene Ernst at , or indianaogt@gmail.com to make arrangements Our mites do great work! To help you spread the word and to encourage ladies to remember to fill their mite boxes, there are a few resources for you to access from the LWML Indiana District webpage ( PowerPoint presentations are posted on the mission grant chart. Video summary of the grants are on the bottom left corner of the home page. Placemats can be printed and displayed. These are soon to be located on the mission grants page as well. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19a) 4

5 MISSION GRANTS LWML Indiana District Biennium Grant Status Engaging the Field LWML Indiana District Outreach $ 6,000 Support for encouraging mission and ministry within our district through hands-on servant events and mission trips (This is an automatic biennial grant.) 1. Papua New Guinea Mission Society $12,000 PAID 2. Lutheran Military Veterans and Families Ministries, Inc. $12, Chinese Outreach $12,000 in Bloomington and Columbus, Indiana 4. Orphan Grain Train $12,000 PAID 5. Concordia Theological Seminary, $12,000 $6,000 Fort Wayne, Food and Clothing Co-op 6. Bible Women: Women Mentoring Women $12,000 PAID 7. Calvary India Mission $10,000 $4, Worship for Shut-ins $ 2,000 Total Mission Grants: $90,000 MITES JOYFUL RESPONSE We love because He first loved us (1 John 4:19). Think of all the blessings you received today. Now think of all the blessings you received this week. We are so blessed. No matter what we say or do, God still blesses us abundantly. How can we thank God for the blessings He has given us? Give to others through your Mite Box. Those contributions can be combined with other contributions and then be sent out all over the world to be a blessing to those who are in need. He loved us and now we love others. Thank you for your contributions. Please remember that all mites need to be turned in to LWML Indiana District Financial Secretary Barb Hamm before the end of March, so she can send 25% of them on to LWML by March 31, when their financial books close. Thank you for sharing your blessings with others. Now you can donate your LWML mites electronically! Joyful response is a free mite giving opportunity for individuals and societies of the LWML. You can use Joyful Response to: transfer your personal or society s mites directly from your bank or Lutheran Church Extension Fund StewardAccount safely and conveniently. directly and easily support district and na onal LWML mission grants. help you plan and fulfill your mite dona ons in a mely manner, even if you cannot be at the LWML mee ng. eliminate the me and cost of wri ng checks or handling cash and coins. An enrollment form is posted on the LWML Indiana District website. It is set up so you can fill it out electronically, print it and then mail it to our Financial Secretary, or it can be printed and filled out by hand. Mail it to: Barb Hamm 1016 Orlando Drive Fort Wayne, IN

6 CONVENTION BUS INFORMATION PEG BRETTIN Bus Transportation to Des Moines, Iowa June 25-28, 2015 Ladies of the Indiana District. We have received charter bus information to transport you to the Des Moines, Iowa Convention. To thank the districts for using their charter buses as daily shuttles to and from the convention center, we have been given preferred and early housing registration. HOTEL: Sheraton West Des Moines hotel, th Street, West Des Moines, IA Complete the form provided to reserve your room. Do not contact the hotel for your reservation. ROOM RATE: $144 per night plus 12% tax which includes complimentary wireless internet, use of fitness center, indoor pool, and self-parking. No free breakfast. OCCUPANCY: One to four people. Rooms have king or two double beds. IMPORTANT-Only those traveling on the charter bus can register for rooms. As a charter bus passenger you may register for the convention beginning January NOW! BUS: Reserve your seat by March 15. The first 45 reservations will be guaranteed. We are looking at taking only one bus. Due to the distance to Des Moines, the bus will be leaving early on Wednesday, June 24, and traveling all day with no designated stops. We will be returning back home to our initial pick-up point, leaving after the convention closes Sunday, June 28. More information to come. We are limiting the pickup points this year to one place a church in the Indianapolis area. Reserve your seat on the bus and reserve a room for you and your roommate(s) on the provided form. Return the form as soon as you determine whether you will be attending the 2015 Convention. Please do not delay! This is NOT your convention registration!! You will need to copy the registration form from the Winter 2014 Lutheran Woman s Quarterly or download the information from When you register for the convention, no matter when you register, you will be expected to forward your dollars at that time along with your convention registration form. Convention registration prices, which do not include meals: Early convention registration: $175 beginning January 15 Regular convention registration: $195 beginning, March 15 Late convention registration: $220 beginning, May 12 Please read all convention information carefully. The bus registration may also be found on the Indiana District website at Get your reservation for bus and hotel in as quickly as you can before March 15! 6

7 2015 LWML BUS TRANSPORTATION & HOTEL 2015 LWML Bus Transporta on & Hotel Reserva on Form (Send this form and check to the Communication Coordinator) Penny Le erman A n: LWML P.O. Box 607 Boonville, IN Transportation by bus from the Indianapolis area to Des Moines convention will be $200. Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Address: Please reserve a seat for me on the bus to Des Moines. I am enclosing: $50 down payment to hold my place on bus OR $200 Payment in full for bus Send check payable to LWML Indiana District to Penny Letterman at the above address. On the memo line indicate 2015 Conv. Bus Payment plans are available, contact Penny Letterman at Housing: As indicated on the first page, we will be getting to Sheraton West Des Moines hotel on Wednesday, June 24. Please tell us who will be staying in a room with you at the convention (you must all ride the bus). Single person Double occupancy Triple occupancy Quad occupancy My roommates are: (1) (2) (3) (4) (The rooms are being guaranteed with the District Credit Card. You will use your own credit card once you check in. Do not contact the hotel to make a reservation.) Send your information as soon as possible. There will be more information coming about the charter bus. Return this form, after making a copy for yourself, along with your bus check, to Penny Letterman. Direct questions to either Penny Letterman lwmlcommunicator@gmail.com or Peg Brettin pjbrettin@yahoo.com 7

8 CHRISTIAN LIFE SARA KORTE Our Clouds... God s Grace Driving home recently one evening, I noticed the beautiful sunset. I looked at the pinks, blues and purples reflected in the clouds as the sun was shining through. Those colorful clouds with the sun behind them put my mind to considering how similar that sunset was to life. We all experience clouds on this side of heaven. We can name those clouds: disease, cancer, divorce, warfare, poverty... We all have our own list. We also know that these clouds are a result of sin. Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 4:16 that our outer self is wasting away. Yet, that sunset was beautiful. Why? The sun was providing the colors for the clouds. The sun is God s grace providing peace and comfort in the midst of our temporary clouds in life. Jesus words to Paul about Paul s clouds are to us as well. My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9). Therefore, let us be content with our clouds as they provide the canvas to show God s grace in our lives. LEADER DEVELOPMENT LIBBY MOELLER What makes a leader?... Don t leaders have special qualities that define them?.... I m not a leader... I don t have what it takes to become one.... Are these thoughts ones that you ve had yourself? When I was asked to join the Leader Development Committee, I was floored. I don t necessarily see myself as a leader. In fact, until recently I wouldn t have classified myself a leader at all. For many years, I was incredibly shy, and although that has gradually changed, I would never have dreamed of being in a leadership position. My journey to leadership began quite accidentally a few years ago. I attended an LWML zone rally, and I was hooked. I became passionate about the LWML and wanted to find ways to be involved on a regular basis. However, my congregation s LWML had not been active for many years, so in order for me to pursue this, I would have to start a new society. With prayer and my pastor s support, I planned a presentation, talked to some women at my church, and held an interest session after church. Although that first meeting only yielded two attendees, we worked hard to glorify God and attract other women through our missions, and today the society is going strong. It is still humbling to realize that others actually view me as a leader. I tell you all of this not to establish my credentials. In fact, quite the opposite. I m sharing this to prove that if I can do it, so can you! Leadership, more than anything, takes passion and determination. However, there are definitely some qualities and techniques that make a leader more successful. Here are a few tips that I ve learned along the way. Hopefully they will be helpful in your leadership journey. Begin with prayer. Remember, your service is most of all for God. If you ask Him to guide you, your tasks will be infinitely easier. I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. (Philippians 4:3) Relationship building is key! Women are more likely to want to become involved if they have a personal relationship with someone in the society first. Make your invitations personal, and always be sincere. Be organized. Meetings go much more smoothly if well planned out, and so do events. When you re hosting a gathering, the last thing you want to worry about is whether you remembered to bring the dinner plates! Encourage your volunteers. Remember, they are giving of their time, just like you are. If they feel appreciated, they are more likely to want to continue. Remember the reason for your work. It s easy to get overwhelmed and lose sight of the true focus. As women of the LWML, our mission in everything we do should be to assist each woman of the LCMS in affirming her relationship with the Triune God so that she is enabled to use her gifts in ministry. Ultimately, everything we do should be with this goal in mind, to give glory to God! 8

9 NOW IS THE TIME TO SERVE ALICE FARLEY CALLING ALL LADIES Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others, faithfully administering God s grace in its various forms. If anyone serves, he should do it with the strength God provides so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ (1 Peter 4:10-11). The Nominating Committee will begin to visit zone spring rallies or contact zones for names of ladies who have a willing heart to serve the Lord through the LWML Indiana District. We are looking forward to this task of putting names together for a slate for our convention next year. We will be looking for nominees for the offices of» Vice President Mission Grants» Vice President Conventions» Recording Secretary» Treasurer» a Nominating Committee If you know of anyone who would be willing to serve or if you personally are interested, please contact Alice Farley at or dbfarley4222@sbcglobal.net QUARTERLY INFORMATION TRISHA LETTERMAN Here are some Quarterly ordering tidbits that might help you and your society in the future. I send out statements to each society sometime in late January or early February. These must be returned to me by the end of February. All Quarterly orders are sent by me to the LWML office in St. Louis by April 1. If your society does not respond, then your Quarterly order will be the same as the previous year. If your society would like to receive their statement by or by another address other than their church s address, please contact me at trisha@tldarm.org or call me at (812) (Please leave a message.) Remember, societies can only increase throughout the year, not decrease. Please feel free to contact me at any time, Trisha Letterman 9

10 For you shall go out with joy and be led by peace. Isaiah 55:12 LWML Indiana District Retreat April 24 and April 25, 2015 Clifty Inn at Clifty Falls State Park Madison, Indiana Annetta Dellinger, Joyful Ministries Featured Speaker & Bible Study Leader Register January 10 March 13, 2015 Registra on fees this year include lodging, meals, and materials. The registra on fee is determined by the number of people you choose to room with. DO NOT contact Cli y Falls for reserva ons. The retreat commi ee will make the reserva ons for you. Please indicate the total number of people who will stay in your room and list the names of your roommates below. The cost listed is the total cost per person. Number occupying room Registra on cost per person Mark the box that indicates the total # of people in your room $137 $102 $92 $85 Roommate #1 Roommate #2 Roommate #3 First floor/elevator accessible room is necessary: Yes No Name Phone Address Church Zone Rooms are limited, so early registra on is encouraged. Once rooms are filled at the Inn, registrants will be booked at the Comfort Inn nearby. Registra on is through March 13. Cancella ons a er March 20 will not receive a refund. Meals include Friday night snack and Saturday breakfast, lunch, and snack. Registra on/check in begins at 4 p.m. on Friday night. Mail your check made out to LWML Indiana District, a self addressed envelope (if you do not have ), and this registra on form to: Jenny Johnson 222 N Fe er Lane Boonville, IN Please contact Jenny at (812) or jen9562@gmail.com with any ques ons regarding registra on. 10

11 GO FORTH IN JOY SPRING RETREAT Annetta Dellinger Will Lead LWML Sisters Forth in Joy! She s a Joy burst for Jesus! Spend the upcoming LWML Indiana District Retreat on April 24 and 25 with Annetta Dellinger, and you will discover why she s the Joy Lady. She s a spontaneous, contagious, spirit-filled speaker and author whose love for the Lord draws women to be Joy Bursts for Jesus Christ! With laughter and energy, Annetta will encourage, equip, and motivate us to find hope and peace for all circumstances. Where: Beautiful Clifty Falls State Park at the Inn Friday: April 24, 2015 Registration Begins: 4:30 p.m. Program Begins: 6:30 p.m.; Concludes 9:00 p.m. with snack Saturday: April 25, 2015 Breakfast: 8:00 a.m. Buffet style includes vegetarian and gluten-free options Program Begins: 9:00 a.m. Lunch: Buffet style includes vegetarian and gluten-free options Retreat Concludes: 3:00 p.m. Ingathering: Cash donations for Leogani Lutheran School of Haiti (see page 12) Registration: Attached Deadline: March 13, 2015 Room Costs: 1 person=$135, 2 people=$102, 3 people=$92, 4 people=$85 Other: $5 Park Entrance Fee Hotels: Clifty Falls Inn and Comfort Inn, Madison, Indiana For you shall go out with joy and be led by peace. Isaiah 55:12 11

12 RETREAT INGATHERING SUE FRISCHIE Sharing God's Love with the People of Haiti The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod is alive and well in Haiti, working to support the ELCH (Evangelical Lutheran Church of Haiti). Of particular interest is the New Lutheran School in Leogane, a seaside port community about 18 miles west of the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince. It was built by members of Trinity,Vallonia and other Lutheran churches in Jackson County, Indiana. When Leogane was at the epicenter of the January 12, 2010 earthquake, 80-90% of its buildings were damaged or destroyed. The building structure has been completed, with some wall finishing and painting still to be done. The school opened in November 2014, with 50 students in kindergarten to grade 3 and plans to add a grade per year, up to grade 6, for a total of 200 students. To help this become a reality, an INGATHERING will be held at the LWML Indiana District Retreat, April 24-25, with the opportunity to donate toward: 1. Pastor and teacher salaries: Pastor Williams serves as both pastor and teacher; needed is $550/month for his salary. He has a wife and 2 children. Four each = $664/month 2. Benches, desks, paint and other supplies, $5, Adopt-a-Student: tuition for 1 student is $20/month or $200/year. Lunch is included. 4. Most pressing need. Please prayerfully consider a need listed above that you would like to address and write your check payable to Trinity Lutheran Church-Vallonia. Note on the memo line where your check should be directed: Pastor or teacher salaries, school equipment, Adopt-a-Student, Most pressing need. Sharing God's love, The Human Care Committee: Sue Frischie, Chairman Jean Voelker, Amy Leineweber, Artees Hartley and Stefania Charpentier LWML GIFT PLANNING PAT BILOW 12

13 INDIANA DISTRICT OFFICERS President Emily Rogers, , Vice President - Spiritual Resource Department Sarah Rippy, , rippyd@mchsi.com Vice President - Mission Grants Becky Thibodeau, , bthibs@att.net Vice President-Conventions and Communications Peg Brettin, , pjbrettin@yahoo.com Recording Secretary Jill Pruss, , tpruss@seidata.com Financial Secretary Barb Hamm, , barbhamm@frontier.com Treasurer Iris Wittman, , mariawit35@gmail.com Counselors Rev. Bill Mueller, , billm@deeplyrootedtogrow.org Rev. Mark Moog, , mamoog52@gmail.com Appointed Officers Christian Life Chairman Sara Korte, , sjkorte2@yahoo.com Christian Outreach Chairman Melanie Johnson, , johnsonm@trinitycp.org Human Care Chairman Sue Frischie, , frischie@embarqmail.com Leader Development Chairman Libby Moeller, , libby0704@gmail.com Ruth Armel Scholarship Chairman Sue Pflughoeft, , pflughoeft6266@netnitco.net Structure Chairman Pat Potratz, , rp-potratz@sbcglobal.net Young Woman Representative Chairman April Freeman, , april.freeman@hotmail.com Archivist-Historian Shirley Gut, , slcp@att.net Circulation Manager Trish Letterman, , trisha@tldarm.org Crisis Management Coordinator Judy Kluemper, , frogjk@gmail.com Editor Bev McIntosh, , lwmleditor@comcast.net Meeting Manager Christine Wittman, , wittmanc@ameritech.net Parliamentarian Marge Gruber, , gruberml@frontier.com Public Relations Director Jo Anne Furniss, , bef90jaf@sbcglobal.net Communications Coordinator Penny Letterman, , lwmlcommunicator@gmail.com Webservant Karen Fiechtner, , lwml_stpsb@comcast.net Nominating Chairman Alice Farley, , dbfarley4222@sbcglobal.net Retreat Chairman Mary Gibble, , mgibble@givehcgrowhc.org Mission Trip Coordinator Karen Kuehnert, , kuehnertkaren@gmail.com Convention-Co-Chairs Sammy Keller, , sammysuekeller@yahoo.com Ruth Thomas, , laruthomas@yahoo.com LWML Consultant Emily Rogers, , RogersRabbits@aol.com Scholarship Chairman Linda Schulenburg, , lcspremier@att.net Heart to Heart District Leader Karen Blank, karen.blank@southwestlutheran.org 13

14 Lutheran Women in Mission of the Iowa East and Iowa West Districts Invite You to the 36 th Biennial LWML Convention June 25-28, 2015 Des Moines, Iowa (crossroads of I 80 and I 35) Serve the Lord with Gladness (Psalm 100:2) UPCOMING EVENTS... MARK YOUR CALENDARS April 24-25, 2015 LWML Indiana District Retreat Clifty Falls State Park, Madison, Indiana June 25-28, 2015 LWML 36th Biennial Convention Des Moines, Iowa August 22, 2015 LWML Indiana District Treatshop Carmel Lutheran Church, Carmel, IN June 24-26, 2016 LWML Indiana District Convention Bloomington-Monroe County Convention Center, Bloomington, Indiana LWML Indiana District Penny Letterman, Communications Coordinator PO Box 607 Boonville IN IMPORTANT INFORMATON Send all money collected for mites, Quarterly, scholarship and all donations to the Financial Secretary: Barb Hamm 1016 Orlando Dr. Fort Wayne IN barbhamm@frontier.com 14