Shining God’s Light Our Redeemer Lutheran Church

August 2019

Our Redeemer Lutheran Church 825 Golf Ave SW

Pine City, MN 55063 (320) 629-2985

Facebook: Our Redeemer Lutheran Church www.orlcpc.com

orlcoffice@gmail.com

Children, Youth and Families Director: Leigha Lange Ext. 204 youthorlc@gmail.com

Office: orlcoffice@gmail.com Ext. 201 Children of Joy Preschool: Casey Tyberg Ext. 207 orlckidz@gmail.com

This is a monthly publication. Deadline for articles is 4:30 pm on the third

Monday of each month.

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take

my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you

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Council Member of the Month….1 Call Process Updated………..…..2 OR Readers, Financial Update…..3 Pastoral Duties 2019...…………..4 Minutes of Worship Comm..…....4 To Pray For; Tim&Maria..….......5 Schedule, GivePlus, Anyone missing?.........6 CYF Update: ..………….………..7 Thank you...……………………...7 Children of Joy…………………..8 Bible Studies..……………………9 W/ELCA and RUMMAGE SALE INFO...10 Council Minutes………………..11 CYF Council report…………….12 Office Council report…………...12 Calendar………………………...13

COUNCIL MEMBER OF THE MONTH

Greetings,

I am Brent Weiss one of Our Redeemer’s newest coun-

cil members. Following is a little information about myself.

I was born and raised in Crookston, Minnesota, and

moved to Pine City in the fall of 1987 to start my career in

education. Presently I teach grades 1-6 physical education

at Pine City Elementary School, I coach 7th grade football,

and I also teach driver’s education to our local youth. I am

married to Laura Schuler, a local Pine City gal. We have a

married daughter, Kayla who has made us proud grand-

parents, with another one on the way.

Since I teach Driver’s Ed, I get many people asking me

how I could ever get in the car and drive around with inex-

perienced high school students. My response is, “The Lord

is my Shepherd,” but in reality the brake on my side of the

car also gives me great comfort!!

As a congregation we are at a compelling time in our

church. Our Ministry Site Profile should be out in circula-

tion available for a new pastor to view who then may be

willing to call Pine City their home for many years to come.

Our very capable “Call Committee” will hopefully be sifting

through many resumes over the coming days or months to

make sure we get the best possible pastor to lead ORLC.

We continue to ask all members to pray for this “Call Com-

mittee” during this process. As a congregation we are so

blessed to have Pastor Luedke guiding us on a faithful

journey until a permanent pastor can take over the reins.

In conclusion I would like to give kudos to all ORLC

members that financially support Our Redeemer. Our

“general offering giving” has been on the upswing com-

pared to the same time last year. Let’s keep up the good

work!

God Bless, Brent Weiss (council member)

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CALL PROCESS UPDATE

OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH July 14, 2019

The Our Redeemer Call Committee met on Sunday, July 14, 2019. The committee discussed the “Call Process Manual” provided by the Synod and the “Ministry Site Profile” written to repre-sent the strengths and needs of ORLC. Thanks to some diligent work by the Profile Committee (Vicki Pieper, Sue Osterdyk, and Jeneice Carter), the MSP gave us very little concern and we are excited to present it as completed to the ELCA and the Bishop’s office. The Ministry Site Profile will be submitted to Brenda Tibbetts, Synod Rep, on Thursday July 18 and the process will commence. The MSP will be made public and we will begin to see names of candidates who fit the ministry needs of the congregation. Names of candidates will be present-ed to our committee, along with their profiles, and the interviews will begin. Though we have met only twice, it is clear the Call Committee has common goals aligned with scripture and prayer. The committee is adamant in seeking the guidance of the Holy Spirit in all we do. We feel the journey begun through the guidance of Pastor Fred is now growing deeper in faith and trust. The congregation has spoken over the past several months about our “next steps”, and the committee is excited to represent a church “on the move”. We feel we have a clear understanding of the desires of the congregation and believe God will provide far more than we may even expect. What we desire from you as congregational members is understanding, prayer, and faith. Our focus centers in finding God’s choice for Our Redeemer Lutheran Church. We have no personal agenda and no pre-conceived notion as to whom that may be. What we do know is this is a pro-cess which is far more involved than any of us expected. Also, be aware that this process is ex-tremely confidential. We simply cannot and will not share the details. There are lives, careers, families, callings, and people who trust us to act in confidence during this journey. We are com-mitted to respect and to comply with those expectations. Trust that we will be working as hard as we can to bring God’s plan into fruition over the next months and believe that we are being led as we move forward. Again, accept our thanks for your trust and understanding. Respectfully, Our Redeemer Call Committee

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A NORTHERN LIGHT

by Jennifer Donnelly

The setting takes place in 1906 in New York State. We meet Mattie, a 16

year old, who is determined to attend college to pursue writing. Her fa-

ther and fiancé are dead set against this idea. She is then forced to take

job at a summer inn in the Adirondack Mountains and she discovers the

truth about the death of a guest. This book is based on a true story.

Books are available for check out from the church office.

REMINDER: Members are to bring $25 towards

the purchase of new book club kits.

OR READERS

TUESDAY Aug 27

6:30 p.m.

FINANCIAL UPDATE June 30, 2019 MONTH #9 of FISCAL YEAR June marks the end of the third quarter of the fiscal year. On behalf of the finance committee we would like to say ~

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED GENEROSITY The offering (income) received is taking care of expenses without concern. If you have any questions with any of the figures you see, please ask any of the members of the finance committee. We will be more than happy to answer, or find the answer. June Income: $27,089 - General Offering Income 760 - Designated Mortgage Income 1,586 - Other General Operating Income $29,435 - TOTAL Available for Expense Payment $24,453 – Expenses Supported by General Giving June Account Balances: $4,560 - Insurance Deductible Fund 5,182 - Wiedemann Campership Fund 10,020 - Council Discretionary Fund (Emergency Fund) 26,720 - General Operating Fund 27,406 - Restricted Funds 44,000 - Endowment Fund $117,558 - TOTAL CASH & SAVINGS

Mortgage Balance: $42,117 Currently on the finance committee is Steve Schmidt (RRI Consulting), Diane Lombard (Treasurer), Sue Os-terdyk (member), Kristi Davis (member). If you are interested in learning more or being on the finance com-mittee, please let us know. The council, committees and staff that use the funds given to Our Church try our very best to honor your monetary gifts in a mindful and financially sound way that is pleasing to God and that helps us to:

SERVE GOD TOGETHER!

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Deaths: Dallas Madison—June 11 Tina Rodgers-Prihoda—April 15 LeRoy Samuelson—April 2 Jerry Flathman—March 7 John Gaare—March 6 Dorothy Bye-Syring-February 27 Betty Purdy-February 21 Nomie Wallin-February 20 Dale Johnson-February 5 Leone Ledin-February 5 Marcia Johnson-February 4

Committals: 1 Baptisms: Waylin Nowling—June 9 Brenna Nowling—June 9 Drew Rauschnot—May 26 Ivierson Beam—May 12 Mila Bergman—April 28 Dorothy Tacheny—April 14 Luella Schumacher—March 24 Camden Jorgenson—January 20

Minutes of the Worship Committee ORLC July 9, 2019

Present: Glenna R, Diane VV, Jenny C, Doug P. Calendar: September 8 Return to 2 services September 22 Rally Day September 29 Bible Sunday October 27 Affirmation of Baptism October 26 Steps on the Journey November 3 Fall semi-annual meeting; one service 9:00 November 10 Veterans Service @ 9:30 worship November 24 Christ the King Sunday December 1 Advent year A December 8 Youth Christmas Program December 15 Choir Cantata December 22 Single service 9:00 December 24 Christmas Eve two services December 25 Christmas Day—Church closed December 29 Single service 9:00 January 19, ‘20 Teen and Adult Challenge choir at 9:30 January 26 Campership Breakfast April 9 First Communion April 26 Semi-annual spring meeting; one service @9:00

May 17 Graduation Sunday @ 9:30 worship

There was discussion on when to return to two services. It was determined to be the first Sunday after Labor Day. We are current-ly serving approximately 80 parishioners at 8:00 and approximately 100+ at 9:30 during the School year. In addition, we offer both a traditional service and a praise and worship service to accommodate most of our members while remaining true to Christ. The annual change to two services was pushed back a few years ago to accommodate a ‘God’s work, Our Hands’ day which has been discontinued so, the standard return to two services as the first Sunday after Labor Day is recommended. If the numbers decline significantly, the issue can be revisited at any time. Thursday services are continuing as of this writing. Members of the preaching pool have been generous in serving these members and we offer our thanks. Picnic church is going well. There are quite a number of new people eating and worshiping. Several wonderful messages have been shared during this service and all who can manage are encouraged to attend this community event sponsored by ORLC. The next Worship meeting is scheduled for August 13th, 2019, on group ministry night. Please bring any agenda items to our attention prior to this meeting.

Submitted in Christ, Doug P.

2019 Pastoral Duties January—June

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OUR REDEEMER FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO PRAY FOR: Gail Rosenbaum, PC Librarian Heidi Anderson-Ferdinand’s husband Bob, Lisa

Opsahl, Mary Ellen Peters, Margaret Menigo, Anda Kick, Royce Johnson, LaVonne Nascene, George

Speers (friend of the Mettler’s), Brian Holler, Bailey Eich (granddaughter of Marcia Chess), Paulette Ren-

wick, David Pixley (brother-in-law to Pam Wiener), Joe Mettler, Donna Mae Johnson, Rod Benson, Pat Tur-

geon, Carole Anderson, Marilyn Arnold, Nicole Trujillo, Karen Blake, Liz Olson, Steve Martini, Sandy

(daughter of Marilyn Arnold), Chris Tindal, Jim Jacobson, Tonia Johnson, Anna Doenz, Betsi Moffatt Olson,

Jeff Russum (friend of Pastor Fred), Tom Davis, Patricia Taft, Laurie Madison, Lynnette Simertz (Leigha’s

friend’s mother), Bonnie Abbott, Marge (Hatfield) Kick, Karen Koecher (sister-in-law to Julie & Lee Wiener),

and anyone else that comes to mind.

PRAY FOR ALL THOSE WHO SERVE THIS COUNTRY!!

CONTINUING TO PRAY FOR: Bill McQuillan, Deb Hagfors, Aine Casey (Judy & Larry Bothum’s grand-

child), Ayden & Evie Radke (great-grandson & great-granddaughter of Donna & Ron Pingree), Steven

Mueller (brother-in-law to Jeff Duzan), Steve Johnson (son of Curt & Virginia).

Contact the church if you or someone you know is needing a hospital, home visit or phone call. You can leave a confidential voicemail or use one of the yellow forms on the tables in the hall-way/narthex.

Contact the Church if you have an emergency.

Just a gentle reminder names are not removed from the above lists until the office is made aware.

For Pastoral Care Press 1 Leigha Lange, Director of Children, Youth and Families Press 2 youthorlc@gmail.com Church Office Administrator Press 0 orlcoffice@gmail.com Casey Tyberg, COJ Preschool Press 4 orlckidz@gmail.com

Dear ORL Church, We are so thankful for your warm welcome of us as well as your desire to commit to supporting us as a congregation. We wanted to send you our sending organiza-tion's (Pioneers) link which allows you to set up monthly giving so it will automatical-ly deduct each month and goes directly into our Pioneers account (pioneers.org; “Give to missionary” and use the Project Code #112861).

However, you can of course choose to do it by mail. Please write out the check to: Pioneers Act # 112861 Then mail it to: 10123 William Carey Dr, Orlando, FL 32832 Either way, Pioneers will send you a receipt and ensure that your gift is tax-deductible. Thank you again and please let us know if you have any further questions. All for Jesus, Tim & Maria

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Acolytes Coffee Fellowship Hosts

After one service (around 10:00)

Council Representative for the Month

Readers and Communion

Helpers

4) 9:00 TJ Davis and Eric Abbott

4) Sue & Dave Beckstrand FIRESIDE CHAT

Brent Weiss Reader: Lynn Drewa Communion: Marietta Jacobson, Brent & Kathy Jahnz

11) 9:00 Carissa & Kylie Nascene

11) Lyndon & Ann Hagestuen

Reader: Ella Mae Caroon

18) 9:00 Brenna & Ryder Youngbauer

18) Kathy & John Schille

Reader: John Oare Communion: John & Ardelle Oare, Chris Jahnz

25) 9:00 Taylor Tollefson & Owen Anderson

25) Carolyn Tuckner & Sheryl Nascene

Reader: Bonnie Menigo

If you are interested in being

a reader or communion help

please call Trudy Wood

at 320-629-1199

AUGUST SERVICE SCHEDULE

Ushers: Kathlyn & Greg Lea

Altar Guild: Trudy Wood

GIVEPLUS is our new eGiving tool to help make contributing from your smartphone or iPhone easy! Download the free app when at Our Redeemer to begin or visit us on our web page orlcpc.com. You can also stop by the office for more infor-mation or help getting it set up. Your finan-cial gift allows us to continue our mission throughout the year. Thank you!

Is someone missing from church? Have you noticed that so-and-so has not been to church for a while? Did you receive a phone call from someone who needs a vis-it? Please contact Jeneice Carter or Helen Clarke, or leave information at the office.

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Rally Day Sept 22nd 10:45

Who: Everyone! And we mean everyone from birth to age 100 What: Games, crafts, Sunday School Registration, and food!

Bring a dish to share: PreK-K Grade: Fruit

1st-2nd Grade: Chips 3rd - 6th Grade: Dessert

Sloppy Joe’s and drinks will be provided.

Sunday school is looking for teachers to help teach 3rd & 4th grade and 5th & 6th grade. Talk with Leigha to learn more about this! Parent meeting for all confirmation students will be September 18th at 6:30. This is a meeting for all parents with students in 7th-9th grade. 10th grade families please be watching for information about the Faith Statement class/retreat! Senior High Ministry Kick off will be Sept 29th at 6:30. Come and learn about what events we have for all stu-dents grades 10th-12th.

Feed My Starving Children and Valley Scare

When: October 5 leaving at 7:15 AM Who: Jr and Sr high youth! Cost: $35 - Lunch is included! Interested? Sign up on Leigha’s door by Sept 15

Thank you to all those who have helped make picnic church a success again this year!! From Doug the Sound Guy and his assistant, Nathaniel, to Sheila and the crew of food helpers to Glenna to puppeteers to the James’ family for their help with handing out and collecting music booklets. Oh and one cannot forget Lois in getting all the groups to commit and filling in when they couldn’t! And for sure there are countless oth-

ers so THANK YOU ALL!! The weather has been no less than perfect for each one (last year AND this year so far!!!) Please pray for and help support the last 2 evenings, August 7 and August 14. God has truly blessed this ORL community endeavor!!

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CHILDREN OF JOY PRESCHOOL Our final Summer Camp this summer was early July and had an ice cream theme. Students finished learning by making their own ice cream. All of that shaking was A LOT of work but it sure tasted good when it was dome!

The board is focused this summer on ways to get our name out in the community. We did Crazy Hair again at Freedom Fest the end of June. It was a lot of fun with many participants; we look forward to doing it again. We will be in the Pine City Parade in early August as well as serving food in the Lion’s booth on Saturday during the Pine County Fair. We are planning another fun activity for National Nite Out in Robinson Park and plan to host the second annual Pie Social at church on Thursday, 8/22 from 6-7:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall. Please join us!

U P C O M I N G :

We are currently enrolling students for next year Please spread the word!

CoJ will operate the Lion’s booth at the PC Fair on Saturday, 8/3.

We will be in Pine City parade that Saturday as well.

Join us for National Night Out on 8/6 in Robinson Park.

Pie Social on Thursday, 8/22 from 6-730 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Open House will be that night also

from 5:30—7:30 p.m. Come and Join us!

Patty Keyport

CoJ Board

F A C E B O O K : ‘ L I K E U S ’ : P L E A S E B E S U R E T O ‘ L I K E ’ A N D ‘ F O L L O W ’ C H I L D R E N O F J O Y O N F A C E B O O K . C H E C K U S O U T A T : H T T P S : / / W W W . F A C E B O O K . C O M /C R E A T I N G J O Y I N L E A R N I N G /

Y O U C A N A L S O E M A I L O R L C K I D Z @ G M A I L . C O M O R C A L L 3 2 0 -6 2 9 - 2 9 8 5 E X T . 4

N E E D : W E H A V E N E W E Q U I P M E N T T O U P D A T E T H E P L A Y -G R O U N D B U T N E E D S K I L L E D V O L U N T E E R S T O H E L P U S R E P A I R A N D R E P L A C E . P L E A S E C O N T A C T S T E V E H A L L A N .

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AA meets 7:30 p.m. Mondays in the Youth Room

Call Cindy S. at 320/279-1428 with questions

AA meets during holidays.

Befrienders meet the 2nd Tuesday of the month

at 4:00p.m. Contact Helen Clarke 320-237-3661

Narcotics Anonymous meets 7 p.m. Tuesdays

Hinckley High School room #107

(west side/south corner). Call Steve at 218/380-0805

for more information.

Healing Ministry

Second Tuesday of every month at ORLC 6:15 dinner/worship, 7pm meeting

All are welcome! You do not need to be a mem-ber of the healing ministry to bring yourself

and your ideas!!

Healing Prayers by appointment Call Lois Bengtson 320-358-4919

Personal Prayers available after worship the third Thursday and third Sunday.

SonRisers Thursdays 7 a.m.

Men’s Breakfast Bible Study meets every Wednesday morning at 6:30 am in the Fel-lowship Hall. Join them for food, fellowship and discussion on how God’s word applies to our every day life.

Texting Prayer Team is available to

pray for your needs. Text Kris Gross at

651-236-0511

Al-Anon meets Wednesdays 12 pm

725 2nd Ave SW in Pine City. Contact David at 612-387-6094 with any questions

Christ came to be believed in

not simply studied

and admired.

Charles Swindoll Simple Faith

A Time to Grieve group held

4 pm Tuesdays at ORL. Resumes August 6

Please contact Bonnie Menigo for more details at 763-221-9448.

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“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 our-selves to grow in faith, affirm our gifts, support one another in our callings, engage in min-istry and action, and promote healing and wholeness in the church, the society, and the

world.”

Thank offering boxes and envelopes

Once again "Thank-offering Boxes/envelopes" will be available to hold the coins weighing down your purse or pockets. On May 19th you can pick up a box or two in the back of the church after the service to fill over summer. The boxes will be collected in November. If you would rather donate cash or a check, place the Thank-offering envelope in the designated box in the back of the church. The recipients chosen to receive these donations in 2019 are Lutheran Social Services of the SW for Refugee Children crossing the border and Pine City Senior Center.

Rummage Sale & Bake Sale August 14 – August 17

Collections for the sale are welcome on Monday

August 12th between 5pm and 7pm, Tuesday Au-gust 13th from 8am to 5pm. The sale starts Wednesday, August 14th at 8 am to 12pm (Early bird Sale) and continues at 12pm to 6pm. No

sale on Thursday. The sale continues on Friday, August 16th from 8am to 5pm and on Satur-day 8am to 12pm. The bag sale starts on Saturday at 1pm – 4pm. There will be both a Christmas room and a Tool Shed.

Volunteers are needed for collections, pricing, and assisting with the sale.

Note: Individuals cookware is being stored in the WELCA closet. If not collected, it will be sold on the

Rummage sale.

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CHURCH COUNCIL MEETING JULY 11, 2019 7:00 PM

Present: Tom Davis, Diane Lombard, Kris Gross, Liz Olson, Jeneice Car ter , Wayne Hansmann, John Oare, Brent Weiss, Ashley Espeseth, Rich Elliot, Jay Samuel-son

Absent: John Schille

Guests: Steve Schmidt, Dave Beckstrand

The meeting was called to order at 7:03 p.m. by President John Oare.

Devotions and prayer were led by council member of the month Wayne Hansmann.

The agenda was set with no additions.

Staff and Committee Reports: Written repor ts were submitted by Office Administration and CYF. Re-ports were reviewed.

Financial Reports: Repor ts were presented and reviewed by Steve Schmidt. Motion was made by Jeneice Carter to accept the financial reports as submitted. Motion was seconded by Tom Davis. Motion car-ried.

Old Business:

1. Picnic Church update: Doug Pieper led the service last night. Very fine job. Willie will be play-ing music next week at the Picnic Church Service.

2. Constitution Update: Updates were presented by Dave Beckstrand, Diane Lombard and Kr is Gross. a. C5.05 - OK as presented b. C8.02 c. should read as Confirmed, not age 18. c. C10.02 Request of 20 voting members to call a special meeting. d. C10.04 25% of the voting members shall constitute a quorum. e. C12.05 c. $5000.00 (The council may enter into contracts for items not included in the budget.) d. $5000.00 (may incur obligations of more the $5000.00 in excess of the anticipated receipts only after approval by a Congregation Meeting.)

New Business:

1. OK Arlen and Cindy Lund’s transfer to Peace Lutheran in Burnsville, MN. Motion was made by Wayne Hansmann to OK the transfer for Arlen and Cindy. Seconded by Tom Davis. Motion carried.

2. Pastor Alvin’s Proposal. The proposal was reviewed and discussed by council. 3. Committee selections. Please e-mail selections to Jeneice Carter. Selections submitted were:

a. Wayne Hansmann – Property and Grounds Committee and Security Committee

b. Brent Weiss – Property and Grounds Committee and Security Committee.

c. Kris Gross – Healing Committee and History Committee.

Rich Elliot made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Tom Davis. Motion carried.

Meeting was closed with the Lord’s Prayer at 9:15 p.m.

Submitted by:

Jeneice Carter, Secretary

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CYF Council Report 2020 Mission Trip: I have been thinking and praying a lot about the 2020 summer mission trip and New Mexico has been standing out to me ever since I looked at the location (a short description below). The New Mexico trip would cost around $800-$900 depending on if we drive or fly. Dates would probably be June 26 - July 4th/5th. From Next Step Ministry “Two hours from Albuquerque in the desert canyons of the Navajo Nation lies the beautiful and isolated community of Crownpoint. Students will work alongside the Navajo people while learning about their history, culture, and the challenges they currently face.”

School year Wednesday Night Church: As I plan for confirmation and fall programming, I am wondering about Wednesday Night Church and if it is something we continue. Worship will only work if we have someone who can take time to plan and work with student and adult singers. Worship will also only work if we have a pastor who can lead it. The dinner portion really needs to be reevaluated. I noticed when asking families to help cook the meal and serve they had a hard time getting here early enough to do it. I am also curious as to who is “in charge” are heading up Wednesday night church? Would it now be worship committee? Last year it was Pastor Fred who was really “in charge”. I personally do not have enough time in my day to take on the whole program with confirmation planning, Sun-day school planning, and everything else on my plate to get done for the 2019-2020 school year. One suggestion I do have is the time structure. I think it would work best if dinner is from 5:30-6:30, Worship at 6:30-7:15, confirmation/bible studies 7:15-8. The children ’s ministry portion will be after school from 3 to 5:30 Oct-Nov and Jan-Feb.

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