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Inside this Issue:

Upcoming Events 2 Community Events 3 Trinity Lutheran Church Women 4 Serving Our Congregation 5 Youth Stuff 6 Stewardship 7 Haiti Mission Team 8 Birthdays / Anniversaries 9 Schedule of

Worship Volunteers 10 Calendar 11 Information 12

Grace and peace to God’s

people in Jesus Christ.

We live in a broken world.

Events covered in headline

news, the experiences of

our day to day lives, the

insecurities of emotional

relationships and bank

accounts – so many things

reinforce for us that this

brokenness is real.

This reality impacts how

we live out our lives as

God’s people. One area

where this becomes

contentious, as some of you

may have heard in worship

on February 26, is in the

field of Christian outreach,

especially “overseas”

missions. Obviously, for

those who reject the idea of

“god”, especially the God

of the Christian faith, any

attempts to change people’s

spiritual belief is wrong.

But even among Christians

there are differences of

opinion about how such

outreach should happen. Is

the call we have been given

one to “simply” proclaim

Jesus Christ and him

crucified, or does it involve

encouraging, even

directing, new believers to

reject at least some cultural

practices and moral

perspectives? Can one

share Christ without also

caring for the needs of

people one encounters –

and if you can’t, which

comes first? Is caring for

physical needs without

verbally sharing the Gospel

really mission?

Without trying to give a

specific answer to any of

the above, I would invite

you to look at the church

year – specifically,

February 26th (The

Transfiguration of our

Lord) and March 1 (Ash

Wednesday), together with

the season of Lent which

March 1 introduces. Jesus

knew that his disciples

were people just like us,

sinners living in a broken

world. They had hopes and

fears, dreams and dread,

joys and sorrows. And in a

very short time they would

be encountering events

which would turn their

world upside down.

Thus the mountain top

experience – Jesus in all his

glory as God contained

within that human body

which he had received

from the Virgin. As James,

Peter and John see that

glory they realize the

possibility of paradise lost

and long to stay within it.

But they are called to

come down from the

mountain and into the

first Lent, if you will.

The glory of God cannot

be shared by humans

without the debt of sin

being paid. And the

wages of sin – Death!

And not just physically

dying, but the agony of

eternal separation from

God. It is all we can earn

by our efforts. It is what

we deserve, devastating

as that is. And the real

irony is that if we pay it,

we can never share in

God’s glory anyway,

because the payment is to

be separated from that

glory forever. The

ultimate in “catch 22”

experiences.

Thus the Lenten journey

we begin on March 1.

But note carefully – it is

not our journey. We

simply follow along to

view what happens, and

the one to whom it

happens, and why it

happens. What happens

is suffering and death;

more importantly, the

suffering of “my God, my

God, why have you

forsaken me?” That is the

payment that is needed.

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Ash Wednesday Worship

March 1 - 7:00 pm

with imposition of ashes

Making Change To Repent, To Turn, To Change

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Chamber Singers in Concert

Sunday March 5 @ 6:00 pm

Free Admission

Featuring choral, solo instrumental, and solo vocal selections

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Soup for the Journey Wednesdays at 6:00 pm from March 8 – April 5

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Making Change

Join us for Lenten Worship

7:00 pm - Wednesdays,

March 8 – April 5

Making Change during Lent

March 8 – Change of Season Christ did not come to earth to maintain the status quo, but rather to usher in a change of season.

March 15 – Change of Habit Good habits practiced by those whose foundation is built on Christ.

March 22 – Change of Circumstances We learn to give thanks to God in all circumstances.

March 29 – Change of Heart Jesus invites us to experience a change of heart that will in fact change every part of our lives.

April 5 – Change of Plans God changes our plans and replaces them with a love broader and deeper than anything we could imagine.

Trust in him at all times, O people; pour out your heart before him; God is a refuge for us. Psalm 62:8 _______________________________________

Palm Sunday April 9th - 10:00am Maundy Thursday, April 13th - 7:00 pm. Worship with communion Good Friday, April 14th - 7:00 pm Easter Sunday, April 16th 8:30 am Brunch

10:00 am Worship with

Communion

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Who suffers? None other

than the very Son of God,

who sheds his blood and

sacrifices his life to pay

the debt of the world’s sin.

And the why of that first

journey by Jesus? So that

you and I don’t have to

make the payment! We

get the gift instead. John’s

words in his Gospel state it

so clearly. “God loved the

world so much that he

gave his only begotten Son

so that everyone who

believes in him may have

eternal life. For the Father

did not send the Son into

the world to condemn it,

but in order that the world

might be saved through

him.” (John 3:16-17)

May God help you to

follow and to be enriched

in all spiritual blessings

during the journey.

Holy Week Worship Schedule

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Wilderness Ranch

Annual General Meeting Where: Claresholm, AB

Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Time: 5:30 pm

The Annual General Meeting of

Lutheran Hospital Ministries - Southern Alberta

is scheduled to be held on March 18, 2017.

at 10:00 a.m. at St. Matthew Lutheran Church,

66-7 Street NE, Calgary, Alberta

To learn more about Lutheran Hospital Ministries or

to download their newsletter please visit their

website at http://www.lhmsa.ca/. A copy of the

newsletter is available on the portable bulletin board

at the church

Anger and its Many Faces

a five week group seminar offering a thorough and practical look at anger and its generators. Participants will learn how to deal with frustration, hurt and fear before they are expressed as anger.

Tuesdays, 7-9pm - March 7 to April 4, 2017

Receive: Certificate of Completion plus One (optional) “post-seminar” counselling session

Costs: $20/person—subsidy available

Facilitator: Roxanne Hansen, M.C. Call 362-2210 to register.

Lifetalk Counselling Services

Dessert Fundraiser

Heritage Inn Conference Centre March 25 – 7:00 pm

Entertainment - "Time After Time” Band Dessert Auction

RSVP at lifetalkcounselling.ca or call 403-362-2210 before March 22nd

Our annual fundraiser, a Walk/Run for Love, will take place on

May 6, 2017. We will meet at Faith Lutheran Church and walk

or run a 5 km course through Confederation Park. If you love to

walk or run, come and join us. We meet at Faith Lutheran

Church, 1903 – 19 Ave NW at 8:30 am. The Walk begins at

9:30. This once-a-year fundraiser supports the Ministry in our

training program for volunteer visitors, who visit patients in

hospitals and care facilities. If you cannot walk or run, consider

being a “virtual walker” by collecting pledges. Our goal this year

is to raise $22,500. Faith Life Financial is a sponsor and will

match donations up to $300. Please contact your Church office

for more information about the grant. For more information

about the Walk please contact us at (403) 264-4045 or

lhmsac@gmail.com.

JOIN US ON MAY 6, 2017

FOR OUR

“20TH ANNUAL

WALK/RUN FOR LOVE”

Wilderness Ranch

is celebrating 50 years on the first weekend in July.

Watch for more info to follow.

Wilderness Ranch Annual Supper and Fund Raising Dessert Auction

Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Time: 5:00 pm Location: Granum School in Granum, Alberta

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World Day of Prayer 2017

“Am I Being Unfair To You?”

Written by the World Day of Prayer Committee of

The Philippines

World Day of Prayer is a worldwide movement of Christian women of many traditions who come together on

the first Friday of March each year to observe a common day of prayer. Through World Day of Prayer, we

affirm our faith in Jesus Christ and engage with the whole world, are enriched by the faith experience of

Christians of other countries and cultures, share the burdens of other people by praying with them and for them,

and use our own talents in the service of God’s world. Prayer and action are inseparable and both have

immeasurable influence in the world.

We will join our neighbours in celebrating World Day of Prayer at:

Brooks United Church

7:00 pm Friday March 3

Please join us!

Evangelical Free, Roman Catholic,

St. Alban’s Anglican, Trinity Lutheran

Agape Women’s Study

If You Want to Walk on Water You’ve Got to Get out of the Boat

This study was so challenging we have decided to do it again!

Join us Wednesdays @ 1:00 pm in the chapel.

Everyone is welcome!

Please note we will not meet between March 8 and April 12

for Lent and Easter. Agape will resume April 19.

The next TLCW meeting will be on

March 8 at 10:00 am.

All ladies are invited to attend.

Trinity Lutheran Church Women

We are looking for people to bring snacks

for our coffee time after church on Sunday

mornings.

If you feel lead to do so please bring your

items to the kitchen and label them

“Sunday Morning Coffee” Thank you.

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Serving Our Congregation in 2017

Council

President: Bill Anderson

Vice- President: Leona Ferguson

Secretary: Anita Chappell

Treasurer: Glenda Godard

Financial Secretary: Herb Brown

Board of Deacons: Brian Berg

Mark Altwasser

Harold Stedel

Board of Trustees: Audrey Flatla

Randy Flatla

Colin Musgrove

Board of Education: Julie Musgrove

Charlene Musgrove

Leta Babb

Trinity Lutheran Church Women

Chair: Gisela McGregor

Vice chair: Sharon Reid

Treasurer: Charlotte Dyck

Secretary: Heather Brown

Program Coordinators: Mona Erlandson

Mabel Schmitke

500 Pairs of socks along with some hats, mitts and

scarves were sent to inner city agencies in Calgary

this past month.

Many hats, mitts and scarves were also distributed

locally to those in need.

*Several scarves were hand made by the Girl

Guides who meet weekly here at Trinity!*

Thank you to all who supported the work of

Trinity’s Mission Committee in sharing

Christ’s love in this way.

All are invited to the Missions Committee meeting

Sunday March 12 right after church The Missions Committee is for anyone who is interested in helping out those in need. Please plan on

attending the meeting.

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A Wee Bit O’ the Irish

Scavenger Hunt & Lunch

March 12 @ 12:00 noon

Dress as “Irish” as possible

Youth Stuff

"Remember your Creator in the

days of your youth"

- Ecclesiastes 12:1

Newell Christian Community Concert

March 11, 2017 @ 7:00pm

Doors open at 6:00 pm

At the Alliance Church

Tickets are $5 at the Alliance Church or

www.thecoloronline.com

All ages are welcome

Are we idiots for believing the Bible,

or would we be idiots not to.

Deeper Study

for Youth Grade 10 & Up

Tuesdays @ 4:00 pm

Come for supper and a

deeper look at God’s Word

Sunday Mornings

9:00 am

A look at the

Word of God

MISSION 2018 NICARAGUA

“How beautiful are the feet of those who bring Good News!” Romans 10:15b

Sat., Feb. 17 – Sat., Feb. 24, 2018 (Family Week) Praying Pelican Missions (prayingpelicanmission.org)

Meeting Sunday, March 19/17

at 11:30 am

to start Team Building

and planning Fund Raising

Participants must be High School age by the time of

the trip unless accompanied by parent(s)

God is leading us to help in Nicaragua…I would like

to ask you to prayerfully consider joining us on this

mission. Let’s go and serve, as the Hands and Feet of

Christ, specifically with an Eyeglass Clinic and

Building crew, but also to help in orphanages and

schools. I need committed individuals to come

forward now so that the plans can be put in place..

Visit the Praying Pelicans site…and answer the call.

Call for more info at 403-362-3515 or 403-793-7218

(call or text) or message me on FB or

vjdeunk@telus.net

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our hearts, to turn us away

from our own selfish

desires and turned toward

Him in faith and love. We

love the Lord and His

Word. And we desire to do

it. And when we have

failed, that Word reproves

and corrects, forgives and

consoles. It calls us back

to Him who is our God,

our Savior, our Father.

-From the Lutheran Church

Missouri Synod Website

www.lcms.org

Automated Funds Transfer Agreement

Anyone wishing to have their tithe to the General Fund automatically transferred from their bank account please call the church office for an agreement form. This is an easy and convenient way to fulfill your stewardship responsibilities to our church.

March 2017 Stewardship Newsletter Article

Christ’s death and

resurrection. The local

congregation is where our

spiritual needs are met

when Christ’s atonement

is preached, when the

forgiveness of sins is

proclaimed, when we were baptized into the

name of the Triune God,

and when we partake of

the body and blood of the

risen and living Lamb of

God.

But how much are we to

give to this local

congregation? His

instructions are these: to

give regularly (1 Cor 6:1–

2), proportionally (1 Cor

16:1–2; 2 Cor 8:12), and

generously (2 Cor 8:20) of

our first fruits (Gen 4:4;

Prov 3:9; Lev 27:30) with

a spirit of eagerness (2

Cor 9:2), earnestness (2

Cor 8:7), cheerfulness (2

Cor 9:7), and love (2 Cor

8:23).

Thus, giving to the church

is not to be an

afterthought, given after

everything else is spent. In

this way, it is deliberate.

We give it regularly,

whenever we have

income. We set it aside

beforehand, before

anything else is spent.

From those first fruits, we

set aside a proportionate

and generous amount. Ten

percent was the standard

for the Israelites. Tithing

was a command for them.

St. Paul never mentions a

tithe.

Since a tithe was the bare

minimum for the people

of Israel in the Old

Testament, perhaps St.

Paul had more in mind.

That aside, however, ten

percent is an easy way to

figure out an amount. You

simply move your weekly,

bi-weekly, bi-monthly,

monthly, or yearly income

one decimal point to the

left. And that’s it. That’s

what you put in the

offering plate to support

your local congregation so

that you may continue to

be a hearer of God’s word

by sharing all good things

with those who teach it to

you.

And how are we to give

it? We give it with

eagerness and earnestness.

We give it cheerfully and

with love, not out of

compulsion. For through

the preaching of the

gospel and the

administration of the

sacraments, God has made

us His children, forgiven

us all our sins, given us

grace upon grace,

promised us life

everlasting with Him in

His kingdom, and filled us

with His own Spirit, the

Holy Spirit. This makes

giving a joy. For it is more

blessed to give than to

receive (Acts 20:35).

In repentant joy, then, do

we hear God’s Word on

giving, and we let that

Word dwell in us richly.

We let that word wash

over our ears and seep

into

Lent is a season of

repentant joy. There is

joy in repentance

because in repentance,

God, through His

Word, turns us away

from our sins — our

failures of thought,

word, and deed — to

believe in the

forgiveness and new

life He has

accomplished for us in

the death and

resurrection of His Son.

For our God is our

Father, and fathers

discipline their

children. He loves us

enough to point out

when and where we

have erred, so that we

are not weighed down

by false belief, despair,

and other great shame

or vice.

Thus we do well to

listen to God’s Word,

His own teaching, about

giving. St. Paul exhorts:

“Anyone who receives

instruction in the word

must share all good

things with his

instructor” (Gal 6:6).

This means that the

local congregation is

primary. In other

words, everything else

that we might give to

during the year —

laudable and worthy

charities — are to be on

top of what we give to

our local congregation.

For the local

congregation is the

place that serves us

with the gifts of

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Do you have eye glasses that you can no longer wear? Please drop your old glasses off in the box labelled “Glasses” underneath the portable bulletin board in the foyer and give someone the gift of sight. There are many in this world who could never afford to buy eyeglasses and you can contribute to renew their sight ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

If you have a concern, question, bouquet, etc., you are invited to write it out, sign it & place it into the Comments & Suggestions Box that is located on the ledge of the office in the Library. The Deacons regularly check this box. It is there for you.

If you have a concern you would like to have placed on our Prayer Chain please call the church office. Please notify the office also if your email address has changed.

Prayer Opportunity

Please pray for the mission team from Trinity as they prepare to travel to Haiti. They will be there March 26 – April 6, 2017.

Haiti Mission Team

Rhea Lynne Anderson Liam Anderson Val Deunk * Gisela McGregor Charlene Musgrove * Theresa Nielsen Shirley Perry Sharon Reid Dr. Struan Vaughan *Missing from picture

COMMUNION REGISTRATION /

VISITOR CARDS

Following several months of discussion

among the Worship Committee, the Board

of Deacons, the Church Council and the

Office and Pastoral Staff the decision has

been made to replace our current pew cards.

Several factors were considered, including that only a small percentage of

those communing tend to fill in the communion side of the cards. Another

consideration was the time and cost for reprinting and restocking all the

cards, which are often used for other purposes (scrap paper, notes, children

colouring, etc.). Our intention is to rework a card which will include some

of the name / address / phone number side information and make them

available as part of a visitor welcome package and / or at the worship

centre outside the worship area. This is part of an overall review of our

record keeping and counting procedures, as many of the items we have

tracked in the past were requirements for forms which had to be submitted

each year to the ELCIC when we were still affiliated with that body. If

you would like more information about this process, please talk to Pastor

John or Maggie, the office staff or a Deacon.

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Charles Sieberer Mar 06 Shirley Heyler Mar 06 Dale Olsen Mar 08 Harvey Boyd Mar 09 Gordie Kay Mar 13

MARCH

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

Charles & Eva Sieberer Mar. 03 Stan & Tracey Waddell Mar. 05 Leonard & Brenda Orlita Mar. 06 Todd & Charlene Fritz Mar.17 Don & Valerie Kristianson Mar. 19 Brian & Lorene Nichols Mar. 21

MARCH

SENIOR’S BIRTHDAYS

PLAN TO ATTEND THE

LCMC 2017 NORTHWEST DISTRICT “GATHERING”

APRIL 28th & 29th

“Rooted and Grounded in Christ’s Love” Ephesians 3:14-21

Greeting to the LCMC pastors and congregations of the LCMC Northwest District

(Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington and Canada).

It is our pleasure to invite you to the 2017 LCMC Northwest District Gathering

to be held at Christ Lutheran Church, Whitefish, MT.

*If you are interested in going to the gathering as a delegate for Trinity,

please contact the church office (403) 362-4259. *

WHERE: Christ Lutheran Church, Whitefish, MT

WHEN: April 28th & 29th, 2017

COST: Early Registration Cost $50.00

(before March 18, 2017)

Registration Cost is $55.00 After March 18th, 2017

(This includes materials, and meals. Children FREE

but must be registered)

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March 01 7:00 pm Ash Wednesday Acolyte: Mackenzie Beblow Lector: Harold Stedel Sound / Video: Ryan Summach / Liam Anderson Ushers: Brent Altwasser & Tilly Gamble /

Scripture Readings: Joel 2:12-19 2 Corinthians 5:20b-6:10 March 05 10:00 am with Communion Acolyte: Rebecca Bolen Lector: Erin Storch Story Teller: Pastor John Sound / Video: Ian Altwasser /

Myra Altwasser Communion Prep: Debbie Berg Worship Assistant: Harold Stedel Ushers: Brad & Kristen Niznik / Jayden & Amilyn Harvie Scripture Readings: Genesis 3:1-21 Romans 5:12-19 March 08 7:00 pm Midweek Lent Acolyte: Jorja Hofer Sound / Video: Emmalyn Elgersma /

Mason Hofer Ushers: Rudy & Jean Peltzer March 12 10:00 am Acolyte: Olivia Heal Lector: Leona Ferguson Story Teller: Maggie Theiss Sound / Video: Randy Flatla /

Ryan Summach

Worship Assistant: Brian Berg Ushers: Colin & Charlene Musgrove / Gordon & Wendy Frank Scripture Readings: Genesis 12:1-9 Romans 4:1-8, 13-17 March 15 7:00 pm Midweek Lent Acolyte: Levi Johnson Sound / Video: Jayden Harvie / Ian Altwasser

Ushers: Barry & Trudi Heal

WORSHIP SERVICES SCHEDULE OF VOLUNTEER DUTIES

March 19 10:00 am with Communion Acolyte: Beau Keeping Lector: Trudi Heal Story Teller: Julie Musgrove Sound / Video: Doug Erlandson /

Emmalyn Elgersma Communion Prep Doris Bachand Worship Assistant: Brian Berg Ushers: Mark & Melanie Altwasser / Candice Bloor / Barb Tamura Scripture Readings: Exodus 17:1-7 Romans 5:1-8 March 22 7:00 pm Midweek Lent Acolyte: Brett Niznik Sound / Video: Myra Altwasser /

Randy Flatla Ushers: Pete & Patty Green March 26 10:00 am Acolyte: Anya Muller Lector: Brandi McCord Story Teller: Pastor John Sound / Video: Liam Anderson /

Jayden Harvie Worship Assistant: Harold Stedel Ushers: Randy & Corry Flatla / Doug & Mona Erlandson Scripture Readings: Isaiah 42:14-21 Ephesians 5:8-14 March 29 7:00 pm Midweek Lent Acolyte: Bryanne Peltzer Sound / Video: Ryan Summach /

Myra Altwasser Ushers: Chris Deschner / Garry Carter Ushers are reminded to please make sure that all church doors are locked before leaving after Sunday worship.

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~ March 2017 ~

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Communion Sundays March 5 March 19

1 1:00 pm Agape Study

2:00 pm Bible Study @ Newbrook Lodge

4:45 pm Confirmation

7:00 pm Ash Wednesday Worship

2 Maggie day off 7:00 pm Trinity Choir

8:00 pm AA / Alanon

3 Pastor John day off 6:00 pm Brownie Sleepover

7:00 pm World Day of Prayer @ United Church

4 Pastor John & Maggie day off

12:00 pm Brownie Sleepover Ends 3:30 – 6:00 pm Church of God Tabernacle meeting

5

9:00 am Education Hour 10:00 am Worship

1:30 – 3:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle Worship Service

6:00 pm Ambrose Chamber Singers Concert

6 5:00 pm Deacon’s meeting

6:00 pm Brownies

6:30 pm Girl Guides / Pathfinders

7:00 pm Prayer Study

7 Pastor John day off

1:00 pm Quilting 1:15 pm Youth Pastor’s meeting

4:00 pm Senior Youth Deeper Study

8:00 pm AA

8 10:00 am TLCW meeting

3:00 pm Staff meeting

6:00pm Soup for the Journey

7:00 pm Midweek Lenten Service

9 Maggie day off 9:00 am Newell Christian Community meeting @ St Albans

7:00 pm Trinity Choir

8:00 pm AA / Alanon

10 Pastor John day off

11

3:30 – 6:00 pm Church of God Tabernacle meeting

7:00 pm “The Color” Concert @ Alliance Church

12

9:00 am Education Hour 10:00 am Worship

12:00 pm Youth Scavenger Hunt & Lunch

1:30 – 3:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle Worship Service

13

6:00 pm Brownies

6:30 pm Girl Guides / Pathfinders

7:00 pm Prayer Study

14

1:00 pm Quilting

4:00 pm Senior Youth Deeper Study

8:00 pm AA

15

3:00 pm Staff meeting

6:00pm Soup for the Journey

7:00 pm Midweek Lenten Service

16 Maggie day off 9:15 am Communion @ Newbrook Lodge

6:30 pm Worship @ Orchard Manor 7:30 pm Worship @ Newbrook Lodge 8:00 pm AA / Alanon

17 Pastor John day off

18

Pastor John & Maggie day off

3:30 – 6:00 pm Church of God Tabernacle meeting

19

9:00 am Education Hour 10:00 am Worship

11:30 am Youth Mission Trip meeting 1:30 – 4:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle Worship Service

20

Pastor John day off 6:00 pm Brownies

6:30 pm Girl Guides / Pathfinders

21 Trinity Times deadline

1:00 pm Quilting 2:00 pm Staff meeting

4:00 pm Senior Youth Deeper Study 7:00 pm Council meeting 8:00 pm AA

22

6:00pm Soup for the Journey

7:00 pm Midweek Lenten Service

23 Pastor John & Maggie day off 7:00 pm Trinity Choir

8:00 pm AA / Alanon

24

Pastor John @ Conference in Edmonton

25

Pastor John @ Conference in Edmonton 3:30 – 6:00 pm Church of God Tabernacle meeting 6:30 pm LIfetalk Fundraiser

26

9:00 am Education Hour 10:00 am Worship

1:30 – 4:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle Worship Service

2:00 pm Pastor John @ Iddesleigh

27

6:00 pm Brownies

6:30 pm Girl Guides / Pathfinders

28 9 am – 4 pm Brooks Music Festival 1:00 pm Quilting

4:00 pm Youth Deeper Study

8:00 pm AA

29 9:30 am – 3:30 pm Brooks Music Festival 6:00pm Soup for the Journey

7:00 pm Midweek Lenten Service

30 Maggie day off

9:30 am – noon Brooks Music Festival 7:00 pm Trinity Choir

8:00 pm AA / Alanon

31 Pastor John day off

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Trinity Lutheran Church

811 Cassils Road W

Brooks, AB T1R 0E4

PHONE:

(403) 362-4259

FAX:

(403) 362-6298

E-MAIL:

brkstrin@telusplanet.net

We’re on the Web! See us at:

www.brookstrinity.ca

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