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EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST October 8, 2017 Announcements WELCOME VISITORS! Zion s Lay Ministry/Evangelism Board says a special welcome to you this morning and may you be fed spiritually during this time of worship. OUR THANKS to worship assistants: 8:30Ushers/Greeters : Charles & Tami Lundgren, David & Karen Kirkeby; Reader: Barry Hoffer Organist/Pianist: Laura Rude Nursery: Available, but not staffed; Acolytes: Alex Lundgren, Ethan Lunsetter 10:30 Ushers: Russell & Eileen Rhen Communion Assistants: Jerica Turner, Kasey Erickson, Daniella Niebuhr; Smoothie counter: Logan Hintz; Tech Director: Kylie Alby OUR PRAYERS TO Judy Melby, hospitalized at Sanford, TRF OUR SYMPATHY TO the family of Janice Henrickson. Her funeral will be held on Monday, October 9th at 10:30AM at Zion. Sunday visitation at Johnson Funeral Home 5-8PM with Prayer Service at 7PM. OUR SYMPATHY TO the families of Warren Saetre, and his wife Marjorie Sorensen. Marjorie s funeral was held Sept. 26th. Funeral service for Warren will be held at Zion on Saturday, October 14 at 1:00 PM, with visitation at 12 Noon. Zion s Website Sponsor for October is Wally Sparby, given in memory of Ione Sparby. REMINDER to those hospitalized to please notify Zion as the hospital does not inform us. BUSY BAGS for preschoolers are available from an usher at the back of the sanctuary. LISTENING DEVICES & LARGE PRINT worship folders & bulletins are available from an usher. PREVIOUS SUNDAY BULLETINS are available outside the church office and Sunday announcements are also posted on our website. SUNDAY SERVICE RIDES Call/text Sarah Villanueva at 701-212-2637. THE HERALD is available online at Zion s site or by mail. Please contact the church office if you would like to receive it by mail. Extra copies are available on tables in the narthex or by the church office. ZION WORSHIP SERVICE ONLINE Sunday mornings you can listen to the 8:30AM service online. Go to: www.ziontrf.org. in the black banner click Listen Online, Click on the RED link to KTRF. PLEASE REMEMBER our staff and congregational leaders in your prayers. Ministers: Every Member of the Congregation Office Phone: 681-3296 Fax: 681-3048 John Golv, Senior Pastor 683-5181 jcgolv@mncable.net Alemayehu Tulu, Associate Pastor 681-1866 alezion@mncable.net Linda Hamrick, Office Manager ziontrf@mncable.net Sandy Knutson, Parish Nurse parishnurse21@hotmail.com Griffin Newland, Custodian JOIN THE STAFF -Tuesdays at 10:30 AM & Fridays at 9:30 AM for coffee fellowship.

PARISH NURSE: Parish Nurse hours are Mondays from 3-4:30 PM. Harvard Medical School gives this advice: Rev up your thinking skills by trying something new. Challenging your brain, staying physically active, and being socially engaged may help keep our thinking skills sharp. Form a pattern of learning by trying to do any one thing each day. It may be as simple as taking a different route to work, trying a new food, or listening to different music. Be mindful of what you are expressing. PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY meets on Thursday mornings at 10:00 in the Fellowship Hall. We are always looking for more crocheters and knitters! If you don t know how to knit or crochet, we will help you learn! For more information call Deb Holtan at 449-4645. ELECTRONIC SIGN for Zion Several members have expressed interest in donating towards an outdoor electronic sign for the church. The sign would be programmable so events, announcements and schedules could be displayed. The approximate cost is $37,000. The properties board and the PPC decided to go ahead with the sign if 80% of the cost is raised before the project is started. All donations or pledges toward this project are appreciated. Any questions, contact Joel Rude at joelrude@mncable.net or Tim Numedahl at numedahl@mncable.net. Current donations: $850. LWR WORKSHOP DAYS We'll meet on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Thursdays from 1-4 PM. Anyone interested in lending a hand is welcome. We work on Quilts, School Kits, Personal Care Kits, and Baby Care Kits. Shipments are in November and May. Everyone is welcome and no special talent is required. For more info, call Carol Waswick 681-5907 or Sharon Bergerson, 681-5445. CHOIRS New voices are always welcome! God s Joy Choir for K-7th grade will practice from 6-6:30 PM on Wednesdays. Senior Choir follows from 6:45 7:30 PM. Contact Laura Rude, Choir Director, with any questions. Jubilante Campana (Handbells) will resume soon. Watch for schedule, or contact Missy Borgen for more details. New bell ringers are welcome! October meeting of the Women of Zion will be October 10th, at 10:00AM. Bible Study at 10:30. The Executive Board meets at 9:00AM. Duties for October 10 -- Program: Lydia, Hostess: Anna, Hospitality: Lydia, and Visitation: Sarah at TR Care Center. Fall Gathering of Conference 2, Saturday, October 14 at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Plummer, MN. PATHWAYS QUILT & ART AUCTION will be held Saturday October 14th at Dilworth Lutheran Church, East of Moorhead. Festivities begin at 10:30AM. Lunch at 11:30 and Auction at 12:30. 500 YEAR CELEBRATION OF MARTIN LUTHER will be held Wednesday, October 25th, 7PM at Redeemer Lutheran Church, TRF. Presenting Johan Hinderle as Luther, and Sonja Hinderle as Katie. The ELCA congregations of Conference 2 welcome congregations, choir members, Sunday School and Confirmation students. 6PM Combined Choir rehearsal. 7 PM Service. Fellowship provided by WELCA following worship. NEW MEMBER Sunday, November 19th If you wish to become a member of Zion, please speak to a Pastor or contact the church office. THANK YOU to all who participated in the Auction. The proceeds brought in $8,746.

MINISTRY NEEDS Attendance Sunday, Oct.1: 193 Weekly offering/including Simply Giving for week of Sept 24 Oct.1: $5,866. Auction proceeds to Faith Fund: $8,746. (included in month totals) Envelope/Simply Giving Income from 9/1/2017 9/30/2017: $37,589. Third Quarter : ( July 1 September 30) $151,391. Goal ($112,739. + 38,652. shortfall Q1& Q2) $ 93,800. actual Giving July 1-Sept. 30 (Thank You) $ 57,591. Remaining for 3rd quarter Total giving Jan.1 Sept. 30, 2017: $279,529. or 61% of $450,956 annual budget. It's that time of year again! Operation Christmas Child is in full swing! I would like to encourage everyone to help fill at least one box, or if you would like to donate items you can do that also. There are drop off boxes throughout the church for your items. Money donations are also welcomed to help with shipping cost or we can use the money to buy items to fill more boxes. A small shoebox can have a big impact. What goes into the box is fun, but what comes out of it is eternal. Be a part of changing lives through the power of a simple gift. Gift Suggestions: TOYS: Items that children will immediately embrace such as dolls, toy cars, stuffed animals, kazoos, harmonicas, yo-yos, jump ropes, balls, toys that light up and make noise (with extra batteries), etc. SCHOOL SUPPLIES: pens, pencils and sharpeners, crayons, markers, notebooks, paper, solar calculators, coloring and picture books, etc. NON-LIQUID HYGIENE ITEMS: toothbrushes, bar soap, combs, washcloths, etc. ACCESSORIES: t-shirts, socks, hats, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry, watches, flashlights (with extra batteries), etc. A PERSONAL NOTE: You may enclose a note to the child and a photo of yourself or your family. If you include your name and address, the child may be able to write back. DO NOT INCLUDE: Used or damaged items; war-related items such as toy guns, knives or military figures; chocolate or food; out-of-date candy; liquids or lotions; medications or vitamins; breakable items such as snow globes or glass containers; aerosol cans. Oct. 1: School supplies (pens, pencils, paper, crayons, etc.) Oct. 8: Personal hygiene items (combs, soap, washcloths, toothbrushes/paste) Oct. 15: Toys/games-small cars, dolls, jump ropes Oct. 22: Socks, t-shirts, hair bands, flashlights Oct. 29: Hard candy & bubblegum

YOUTH NEWS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED With this being a very busy time of year the Christian Ed & Youth Board is asking for your help! We have many areas that we are seeking help with different youth events. Include the following: K-5 event leaders Jr High Events Sr High Events Childrens Sermons Confirmation Flap Jacks for Faith I know everyone is busy, even if you can help out with one event that would be great! We are hoping to have a schedule of events along with a signup sheet. In the meantime if you think you are able to help out please let Amber Holtan or Kami Spears know. Anything you can do will be greatly appreciated!!! **Cider Mill in TRF has a corn maze and fun on site activities that would be great for our K-5 Event.if you would be interested in heading this up for October please let Amber or Kami know! Noisy offering for October: Operation Christmas Child Facebook page for Sunday School is called Zion Lutheran Church Sunday School (TRF). This is where we will keep parents updated on upcoming events like the Rally Sunday Carnival and singing in church. Sunday School email: ziontrfsundayschool@mncable.net October Events DATE TIME EVENT WHERE Operation Christmas Child Collections continue Narthex Sun. October 8 9:30 AM 2nd Grade Bible Class Classroom Wed. October 11 5:30 PM Confirmation Supper/Classes Spaghetti & Garlic toast $3; pop $.50 Sun. October 15 9:30 AM Flapjacks for Faith Fellowship Hall 9:30 AM 2nd Grade Bible Class Classroom 3:00 PM Corn Maze/ Supper in EGF Gr.6 and up with Kami meet at Zion Wed. October 18 No Confirmation Classes Sun. October 22 8:30/10:30 Sunday School Sings worship 9:30 AM 2nd Grade Bible Class Classroom Wed. October 25 5:30 PM Confirmation pictures Sanctuary 7:00 PM Confirmation Class Reformation Event at Redeemer Sat. October 28 5:00 PM Confirmation Banquet/ Faith Statements/ Rehearsal Fellowship Hall 7:00 PM Haunted Woods in RLF Gr. 6 & up with Kami meet at Zion Sun. October 29 10:30 AM Confirmation Day Please see your Newsletter or Zion's Website for more information Calendar and Card Sales have begun. See Youth bulletin board for info and pricing See the Newsletter or Website to Sign up for REMIND and other notifications

COMMUNITY/AREA EVENTS SMORGASBORD at Bethany Lutheran Church, Red Lake Falls. October 14th serving from 4:30 to 7:30 PM. Tickets at the door $12 adults, $6 age 6-12, $2 age 5 and under. Menu: Swedish meatballs, mashed potatoes, lutefisk casserole, sot suppe, flat brod, rommegrot, coleslaw, baked beans, krumkaka, and lefse. PATHWAYS MINISTRY QUILT AND ART AUCTION Fundraiser will be held Saturday, October 14th at Dilworth Lutheran Church beginning at 10:30 AM. Lunch at 11:30 and Auction begins at 12:30. Live music and Pie Social following. I Konsert at St Pauli Lutheran Church, Sunday, October 15th 3PM. Join Jeff Menten & Paul Nye for an eclectic performance of modern and old time classics along with Scandinavian, Celtic, Ragtime, and Blues music, Fun and humor. Freewill offering to go to various charities. Homemade pie and coffee served following concert. NORTHLAND PIONEERS Annual Rake-a-Thon. In October, student-athletes from Northland College will be providing community service by raking lawns for elderly or those not capable, in Thief River Falls. This is at No cost. To sign up call Shannon at 683-8696, leave a message if not in office. LUTEFISK SUPPER at Grygla Community Center. Saturday, October 28th, 4-7:30 PM. Sponsored by Grace Lutheran Women. Menu: Lutefisk, Meatballs, Lefsa, Mashed Potatoes, Corn, Cranberries, Pie. $16 adults, $6 age 5-12 years. Preschool free. To-Go boxes available. Bake Sale and Silent Auction. STAY ACTIVE AND INDEPENDENT FOR LIFE (SAIL) Offered by the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) This is a FREE class for seniors. You will improve balance, feel stronger, remain independent, & have more energy. This is a 1 hour class 2x per week. You can stand or sit, weights are provided at no cost. Registration is required. Contact Tammy or Jennifer at RSVP or the RRV at 218-281-8289 to sign up. HERITAGE COMMUNITY CENTER first Monday of the Month fundraiser supper, 5-6 PM. Minimum donation $7; proceeds to running the Center. Open to all ages. TAB COLLECTION Leave tabs for the Ronald McDonald House in Fargo on the table outside the church office. Thank you for sharing. BROADCAST SPONSORSHIP sign up is located on the wall next to the office door. Cost is $100 for entire broadcast; $50 for half. SUPPORT GROUPS IN THIEF RIVER FALLS Brain Injury: Third Thursday, 7 PM at United Methodist. Cancer: First Wednesday, 5:30-6:30 PM at Sanford Medical. Alicia at 683-4380 FMI. Caregiver: Second Thursday, 10 AM at Heritage Center. Lori at 218-945-6808 FMI. Dementia/Alzheimer s: Third Monday, 6:30PM at GrandStay Hotel meeting room. Kari 686-4487 FMI. Gamblers Anonymous: Mary at 218-684-0813 FMI. Grief: First Tuesday, 1-2:30 PM, Hospice of the RRV. Jennifer at 888-237-4629 FMI. Overeater s Anonymous: Mondays, 6:30 PM at United Methodist. Parkinsons: Second Thursday 4PM at Valley Home Board Room. Joannie at 681-2914 or Judy 681-6631

Opportunities for the Week TODAY, October 8: 8:30 Worship at Zion; Cable 3 Broadcasts 9:30 Education hour; 2nd Grade Bible Class November Servants meet in lounge 9:30 Coffee fellowship 10 Silver Creek Worship 10:30 New Traditions Worship Monday, Oct. 9: 9 AM SAIL exercise (Stay Active & Independent for Life) 3-4:30 Parish Nurse Hours Tuesday, Oct. 10: 9AM Executive Board 9:30 Staff meeting 10AM Women of Zion 10:30 Coffee with the staff Noon Text study at Trinity Wednesday, Oct. 11: 9 AM SAIL exercise 5:30 Confirmation Supper 6-7:30 Confirmation classes 6-6:30 God s Joy Choir 6:45-7:30 Senior Choir Thursday, Oct. 12 9 SAIL Exercise 9:30 Pastors Conference 10 Prayer Shawl ministry Friday, Oct. 13: 7 Men s Breakfast 9 SAIL exercise 9:30 Coffee with Staff Saturday, October 14: 1PM Warren Saetre funeral at Zion WELCA Conference Gathering in Plummer Pathways Quilt & Art Auction in Dilworth Sunday, October 15: 8:30 Holy communion worship at Zion; Cable 3 Broadcasts 9:30 Education hour; 2nd Grade Bible Class; Jr hi YG, Flapjacks for Faith; 9:30 Coffee fellowship 10 Silver Creek Worship 10:30 New Traditions Worship, Baptism 12:30 - Al Erickson workshop with light lunch