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Highlights Of Items In This Issue:

Baptism Class 6

Barbary Coast 8

Birthdays 14

Calendar 15

Called to Serve 12

Children, Youth & Family 9-11

Church Clean Up Day 9

Church Council 5

God’s Servants 13

Healthy in Body, Mind & Spirit 7

Let’s Talk 6

Men’s Renewal Breakfast 6

Neighbor’s Inc.—Food Shelf 5

Rooted in the Word Bible & Breakfast 4

S.A.L.T. Weekend 3

Stewardship 7

Summer Voices of Praise Choir 13

Summer Worship Schedule 16

VBS 9

Words with Friends 4

“Connecting to God, each other, and the world”

According to Jack Kornfield, author of “A Path with Heart: A Guide

Through the Perils and Promises of Spiritual Life” these are the

questions that grip us at the end of our days.

He maintains they represent our deepest intentions for our life. It’s

not how much is in my bank account, did I write a book, how much did

I build, or how popular am I? These are the questions that reflect

life’s core. They are spiritual questions and the end of life is a very

spiritual time; remarkably so both for the one whose life is ending and

those whose life is changing by the death of a loved one. Death can

bring remarkable clarity, perspective and healing.

We want to be able to answer those questions and we can! We

can begin to recognize the opportunities God has put in front of us

this very day. They are ALL OF LIFE questions!

This is the Abundant Life that Jesus promises, John 10:10,

The answer is in

our hearts. Abundant Life fills open hearts. Our hearts are often

blocked by the usual things: fear, pride, and shame. But God is work-

ing to unblock our hearts. God has surrounded us with the very peo-

ple we need to practice with today! Family, co-workers, friends, neigh-

bors, strangers: Opportunity after opportunity. We can open our

hearts to the people around us, and open our hearts to God.

But…we have to There is so much beyond our control.

There are relationships that aren’t what we want. There are issues of

health and finances and any number of things. God can use these to

“open our hearts”. God asks us to live through all of life’s changes

with grace, wisdom, and compassion trusting that He is with us.

The real purpose of being part of a church is to help us answer these

questions with resounding We open our hearts to God and to

each other and in doing so we love well, live fully and learn to let go!

Blessings!

Pastor John

You are welcome to study this book the second and fourth

Wednesdays of June, July, and August. 7pm Room 205 at church.

—Senior Pastor

[email protected]

—Associate Pastor

[email protected]

Director of Children & Youth Ministries

[email protected]

—Music Director/Organist

[email protected]

Alternative Worship Music Minister

[email protected]

—Office Administrator

[email protected]

—Bookkeeper

[email protected]

Faith Community Nurse

[email protected]

Jessica Donahue—President

Brett Scribner—Vice President

Dave Bergeson—Treasurer

Dave Paton—Secretary

Debbie Pirkl—Financial Secretary

Tanisha Pikula .........Christian Education

Beth Hostager & Diane Meyers ...............

.................................. Finance Co Chairs

Patrice Katzenmaier & Tiffany Cook........

.......................... Fellowship Co Chairs

Mark Rogosheske .................... Memorial

Darcy McKenzie ......................... Inviting

Jenny Van Pelt ........................... Missions

Amy Wilson .... Properties & Maintenance

Rhonda Ihrke ....................... Stewardship

Lori Ritt ........................ Worship & Music

Marnie Gulsvig & Annette Youness .........

.......................Youth & Family Co Chairs

Pastor John ........................... Dave Paton

Tiffany Cook ...................... Joy Stenhaug

Sara Ruff

Dave Paton ..........................Chairperson

1575 Charlton Street

West St. Paul, MN 55118

Church Phone: 651-457-6541

Fax Number: 651-457-5857

www.ststephenswsp.org

Summer Worship Saturday Evenings

5:00 pm The Bridge—Contemporary Worship

Sunday Mornings 9:30 am Worship with One Sacrament 12:00 pm Pueblo de Fe—Worship in Spanish

St. Stephen’s Update Newsletter ▪ June, 2016

If you need assistance

outside of these hours

please call ahead to be

sure someone will be

available to assist you.

Thank you.


June 4th and 5th

SALT* SATURDAY and SUNDAYSALT* SATURDAY and SUNDAYSALT* SATURDAY and SUNDAY

A celebration of YOUR Christian faith in daily life.

We will explore our theme during worship and celebrate together afterwards.

You are invited on ... Saturday to a Chicken dinner

and on Sunday to a potluck brunch. (Please bring a dish to share)

***“You are the salt of the earth.” -Jesus


Rooted in the Word VI: Luke & Revelations

The Gospel of Luke is our primary Gospel reading for this church year. Did you know he was

probably a doctor, a slave and a Gentile? That he also wrote the Book of Acts and the two fit

together hand-in-glove? Both have a very high understanding of the place of the Holy Spirit in

the Christian life.

There’s lots more to learn!

Join the Bible and Breakfast group on the first Saturday of each month in a private dining room

in Joseph’s Grill, 140 S. Wabasha Street, St. Paul. We meet from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. During

the three months of summer we will complete the study of the Luke and begin the book of

Revelation in September.

And Grace Will Lead Me Home

Luke 15:1-32

Ah, Holy Jesus, How Hast Thou Offended?

Luke 23:26-49

How Did Jesus’ Resurrection Change the World?

Luke 24:13-35

Words with Friends

We are putting together a team to work with the council committees and small groups to keep

our website and marketing materials consistent and up-to-date. This team will help create con-

tent for new materials, advertising, and announcements and monitor the website to keep it up-

dated and fresh. If you want to put your writing or artistic skills to good use, please contact

Debbie Pirkl ([email protected]) or leave your name, e-mail and phone number with the office.

You do not have to be local to join this team. Assignments are available for snow birds and col-

lege students too! A kick-off meeting will be scheduled when we have 4-5 people on the team.


Thank you for your willingness to serve! And thank you to all who have served. As a community

we are called to share our time, talent and treasure, thank you for sharing yours here. Please con-

tinue to pray for our leaders.

Jessica Donahue President, 2nd term

Brett Scribner Vice President, 2nd term

Debbie Pirkl Financial Secretary/Strategic, 1st term

Jenny Van Pelt Missions, 1st term

Dave Paton Secretary, 1st term

Marnie Gulsvig/Annette Youness Youth and Family, 1st term

Patrice Katzenmaier/Tiffany Cook Fellowship, 2nd term

Darcy McKenzie Inviting Committee, 1st term

Rhonda Ihrke Stewardship, 1st term

Sara Ruff Nominating Committee, 1st term

Joy Stenhaug Nominating Committee, 1st term

Dave Bergeson Treasurer, 3rd term

Tanisha Pikula Christian Education, 2nd term

Lori Ritt Worship and Music, 1st term

Beth Hostager/Diane Meyers Finance, 1st term

Amy Wilson Property and Maintenance, 1st term

Tiffany Cook Nominating Committee, 1st term

Dave Paton Nominating Committee, 1st term

Member-at-Large Member-at-Large, Nominating Committee, 1st term

Kathy Packer Financial Secretary, replacement until May 2016

Ann Anderson Missions, 1st term

Doug Schmitt Secretary, 1st term

Dane McKenzie Youth and Family, 1st term

Steve Morganson Evangelism, 2nd term

Laura Vitelli Stewardship, 1st term

Annette Youness Nominating Committee, 1st term

Brett Scribner Nominating Committee, 1st term

Darcy McKenzie Nominating Committee, 1st term

Please don’t Forget our Neighbors’ in Need this Summer! To continue serving the community,

Neighbors needs your help. Donations of

food and funds help those in our neigh-

borhood who may not have enough to

eat.

Tuna and canned meats

Pancake mix and syrup

Hamburger Helper

SpaghettiOs and canned pastas

Canned fruit

Jelly

Toilet paper

Shampoo

Toothpaste and toothbrushes

Hygiene products

http://www.neighborsmn.org/www.neighborsmn.org/food-shelf/




http://www.neighborsmn.org/food-shelf/


THE STORIED LIFE OF A. J. FIKRY by Gabrielle Zevin

Want a little deeper experience of your faith?

You are invited to join a group gathering 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 7-8:30 p.m.

in the Gathering Room 205 for conversations about this book and an experience

of mediation. There are 6 of 8 sessions left. You might be surprised about how

good it feels to go a little deeper in the faith and grace of God. Lead by Pastor

John and Pastor Gary Stoos.

June 8, 22 July 13, 27 August 10, 24

Mixed Group: Tuesdays at 6:45 pm, Rm 206 Women’s Group: Fridays at 7:00 pm, Rm 206

Class

All couples seeking to baptize their

children are to attend one of our baptis-

mal classes. Meet other families and be

reminded or learn the importance of bap-

tism in the Christian life. Please call the

church office

Still Going

Still Friendly

Still Open

Every other Friday men

gather at the Capital View Café, 637 Smith

Ave., from 7:30-8:30 a.m. for breakfast,

conversation, and a look at the coming

Sunday’s Gospel. Most of the men are from

St. Stephen’s, but not all. Most of the men

are Lutheran, but not all. Some of them are

retired and some are working. Come and see

this Summer:

June 3, 17 and July 1, 15, 29

for the final planned gathering of the school year we have a wonder-

ful opportunity. We have been invited to “breakfast” of Ramadan on

.

Carpool from church. All are welcome.

Go to

(Call the church office if you need help.)

St. Stephen’s Update Newsletter June, 2016

Member Contributions

April Year-to-Date Annual

Budget Actual Variance Budget

159,850 149,046 -10,804 455,387

The figures above provide a comparison of budget vs. actual member contributions.

The budget reflects 2016 member pledges, historical giving patterns,

and a provision to achieve our deficit reduction target.

is stored in the white cup-

board which is wall-mounted next to the church office. It is very easy to

use and starts with a voice saying “call 911”, which one would do immedi-

ately. The South Metro Fire Department conducted a presentation during

the Missions Committee/Volunteer Fair May 1st

. Another class will be

scheduled this fall with more detail for CPR procedure.

The group met and enthusiastically scheduled another meeting in

May. At this time, we will investigate church storage containers for previously completed hand-

work by congregation members. All are welcome to join us on

. Additional “gatherings” are possible, as interest is expressed.

. I will be available each Thursday from 10 am to 2 pm during the summer

months, (other days are more sporadic) so stop by and visit.

Reach Rosalie by calling the church, office 651 457 6541, and leave a message with the office

staff. She will return your call as soon as possible.

O Loving God, grant us MINDS to know you, HEARTS to love you, HANDS to do your work & VOICES to sing your praise.

WHY DO YOU GIVE?

To help other people in need?

Because it makes God happy?

To make room in your life for what’s really important?

It’s good for us?

To pay the church’s bills?

Because we’re supposed to?

To express love?

Because we have enough?

Because its better to give then receive?

Decisions not mentioned.


“A Memorial Day Tribute”

Organist

Gerrit Willem Lamain a Dutch WWII survivor

Presents

REST IN PEACE Sunday, May 29th

4PM

St. Stephen’s

Welcomes the

Barbary Coast Sunday,

June 12th 9:30 a.m.

Tell your friends and Neighbors!

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Sitraka Rakotoarivelo, Youth Director

CHURCH CLEAN UP—All Ages

4:30-7:30 PM Meal at 6:00 PM

Campfire & S’Mores at 6:30 PM

DEEPEN COMMUNITY BY

WORKING TOGETHER

The Executive Committee will

provide hamburgers and hot dogs

Please bring a salad or dessert to share.

Kids — Embark on a

VBS Adventure

That Will Light

Your Way!

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

Gear up for an over-the-top under-

ground adventure! Grounded in the

rock-solid foundation of God’s love, a

love that takes us through life’s dark

times.

VBS Registration is open! You will be able to signup online or by paper by contacting Sitraka at

[email protected]. Links to the online registration will be available through our Facebook

and web page.

July 11-15, 2016

Kindergarten – 6th

Grade

7th

– Adults (18 – up)

Volunteer forms are available online or outside of the youth office door.

Cost: $30, $70 family maximum

Keep a lookout on information regarding Vacation Bible School.

mailto:[email protected]


REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Our dates and info below. Please save this information!

$150

$50 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit is due with registration.

This action packed weekend for our youngest

(Note Change from previous years) and

Families and friends are welcome to attend the closing worship.

$410


$420


The registration system is brand new, which means that all parents / guardians

will need to create a new account when registering.

C As always, Camp Wapogasset appreciates their partnership in jointly support-

ing families. They are pleased to offer financial assistance to anyone in need. They require docu-

mentation for scholarship requests, and appreciate receiving this information prior to arri-

val. Please contact the camp office.

All parents can carpool to and from Camp Wapo.

We won’t have dedicated transportation from St. Stephen’s.


SUMMER LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES

This year’s summer retreat will be going through an organization called Urban Immersion, which is

based in Minneapolis, MN.

Through these retreats everyone will have a deeper understanding of the complexities of poverty

through team building activities and critical reflection. Retreats of various lengths are a way for

groups to experience the many issues contributing to poverty, to serve those affected and to take

what they learn and address the issues in their own communities. Poverty and Privilege is a custom-

ized training program tailored to the specific needs of individual companies, community and con-

gregational groups. Simulations and other exercises are used to instruct and demonstrate the eve-

ryday challenges faced by the working poor.

We have been a part of a weekend retreat last year and are looking to be a part of their week-long

retreat during the summer.

July 25-29

$280 a person

Minneapolis, MN

7th - 12th Grade

*Dates are always subject to change.

If retreat dates aren't full for the week, they either get cancelled or participants are moved

to another retreat date.


Please help support the

Garlough Elementary School’s

efforts to collect labels to

redeem for free educational

merchandise. Simply save

labels or clip proof of pur-

chase from any eligible Camp-

bell products and place them

in our “Labels for Education”

collection basket located in

the narthex. THANKS for help-

ing the kids!

Each month a group

of dedicated volunteers

from St. Stephen's

responds to Jesus' call

to feed the hungry by

preparing and serving a meal to hungry

people in our community.

Come for the whole evening or

just part. The schedule is:

2-5pm Preparation, 5-6pm Serving,

6-7pm Clean Up.

Questions - please call Ann Anderson at 651

-451-4876. St. Matthew’s Church is located

at 490 Hall Street, in St. Paul.

Feed My Starving

Children is a non

-profit Christian

organization

committed to

feeding God’s

children hungry

in body and

spirit.

The following

date has been

reserved for St. Stephen’s volunteers at the

Eagan facility. 990 Lone Oak Rd., Suite 136.

Join Code 890356

If you are able to attend, please sign up

online at using the Join Code

above or contact Toni Wakem at 651-

457-3188.

St. Stephen’s delivers every fourth Wednesday for the Meals-On-Wheels pro-

gram. . We pick up meals at Faith

United Methodist Church, and deliver to our neighbors in West St. Paul, Mendo-

ta, Inver Grove, and the South St. Paul area. If you feel called to help us, please

contact Loren Van Pelt at (651)-328-4439, or the church office. Thank you for

all you do.

Have you considered Sunday Fellowship

Hour?

All are invited to participate in this great

St. Stephen’s get together. If you only

have time to run the dish washer or put

cups away, that makes a difference for the

folks who are serving. Thanks so

much. See you at coffee hour !! If you can

help, please contact Patrice Katzenmaier,

or sign up outside Fellowship Hall next

time you are at church.


June—Not Assigned—Would you like to help with Altar Guild?

Please contact Mary Brunkow or Lori Ritt. Training Available.

We’re looking for Summer Ushers—please contact Lori Ritt

if you are able to help.

June 5 9:30 am Ann Pfankuch

June 12 9:30 am Mark Rogosheske

June 19 9:30 am Alan Sipinen

June 26 9:30 am Dave Paton

June 5 9:30 am Jessica Lynch, Kathy Canniff

June 12 9:30 am Brett Culver, Dottie Culbert

June 19 9:30 am Deborah Ellis, Joanie Regan

June 26 9:30 am Baptism—No Communion

June 6 Dan and Alice Mikel, Merwin Perkins

June 13 Dottie Culbert, Don Stenhaug, Wayne Taylor

June 20 Georgia Adkins, Janice and Brett Culver

June 27 Ann Anderson, Joanie Regan, Tina Scribner

For I Know the Plans I Have For You ...

June 5 Steve Morganson

June 12 Dale Johnson

June 19 Steve Morganson

June 26 Dale Johnson

Voices Praise

Of

Come and Join our Summer Voice of Praise Choir

We sing on June 5th, July 10th and August 14 Rehearsals will be on each of the three Sundays at 8:30 a.m.

All are welcome!


Please help up keep our

prayer list of members in the

military current. Each Sunday

we include all known

members in the military in our

“prayers of the people.”

Please call the church office if

you know of additions or

deletions.

Thank you.

is a monthly newsletter published for members

and friends of St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church, West St. Paul,

MN. Any news items, articles, and suggestions are welcome

and encouraged.

2nd Wednesday of the Month—

▪

If so, please call the church office with

your email address. We also post the current newsletter on

the St. Stephen’s website at www.ststephenswsp.org.

Happy June Birthdays! 6/1 Marilyn Goldsworthy

6/1 Kallie Kuechenmeister

6/1 Gerrit Lamain

6/1 Daniel Mikel

6/2 Ardis Cashman

6/2 Jacob Kinney

6/2 Joel Lehman

6/2 Donna Oberg

6/3 Georgia Meyer

6/4 Judy Van Pelt

6/5 Christine Gilbertson

6/5 Matthew Lynch

6/5 Eric Schurr

6/6 Tasha Kemna

6/6 Timothy Regan Jr.

6/7 Allison Henning

6/7 Jonathan Larsen

6/7 Steve Lowary

6/8 Kelsey Harms

6/8 Calvin Harper

6/8 Jessica Pease

6/8 Jack Pennig

6/10 Hazel Kubat

6/10 Mark Lopez

6/10 Jennifer Lynch

6/10 Elijah Nault

6/10 Marilyn Plorin

6/10 Bennett Wilson

6/11 Henry Buetow-Staples

6/11 Audrey Chaussee

6/12 Chuck Paton

6/13 Nicholas Dodge

6/14 Daniel Canniff

6/14 Gordon Pryor

6/14 Damaris Shields

6/15 Perry Randall

6/16 Samantha Brown

6/16 Susan Dalhed

6/16 Olivia Dodge

6/17 Matt Gulsvig

6/17 Reid Kubat

6/18 Janis Lopez

6/18 Darlene Olson

6/18 Tim Vitelli

6/19 Chester Cashman

6/19 Jane Johnson

6/20 Tim Dickie

6/20 Brittany Lane

6/20 Irwin Rosheim

6/20 Brett Scribner

6/21 Garrett Goldsworthy

6/21 Eveline McKenzie

6/22 Betsy Anderson

6/22 Carl Forsberg

6/22 Edward Glende

6/22 Verna Pittman

6/22 Gary Westman

6/23 Piper Van Pelt

6/25 Joyce Rosvold

6/25 Janel Saari

6/26 Bryon Dockter

6/26 Sarah Greengo

6/27 Allen King

6/28 Joshua Hervey

6/28 Patricia Longard

6/28 James Schultz

6/29 Dylan Hanzel

6/29 Robyn Molina

6/29 Isabella Ramirez

6/29 Lou Ann Skillings

6/30 Katie Anderson

6/30 Darren Heutmaker

6/30 Natalie Rechtzigel

6/30 Kim Scanlan

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