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By Pastor Pam Stofferahn

It’s hard to sum up a sabbatical in just a few words . . .

especially when the sabbatical spanned over 15,000 miles travelled, 50 cities visited, 35 worship services attended (not to mention dozens of cathe-drals visited), six miles walked (on average) every single day, four months, and countless new and renewed relationships. Over a year ago, I completed a grant application that asked me to say what would make my heart sing, and I answered, “accompanying my hus-band Ken on the journey of a lifetime.” Well, my heart is singing, my brain is full, my body is strong and my faith is flying. It was truly the adventure of a lifetime. But I have to say that I’m glad to have my spirit flying and my body landed. It feels great to be back. During my sabbatical, I visited 10 countries: Canada (an airport stopover), Iceland, Scotland, England, Ger-many, Austria (just by walking over a bridge one day), France, Norway (another airport stopover), Italy, and the Netherlands. You can read about the details of those visits on my blog, travelingpator.wordpress.com, where I tried to record some of the experiences I had. The problem was we were moving so fast that I didn’t keep up; so I still have several experiences that I’ll be

sharing over the coming months. I have so many sto-ries to share that you’ll have to be careful about asking me about my sabbatical . . . make sure you’ve got time to listen (and feel free to let me know if you want the “short” version). I learned so much that I feel like a student who’s just graduated from college and is ready to face the world. History and art and theater and religion came to life for me in this sabbatical in a way that they never did dur-ing my own college years. My world view has been greatly expanded and, at the same time, I’ve come to realize that the challenges and stresses we face as indi-

viduals, congregations and communities are remarka-bly universal.

I’ve also come to see the larger way in which God calls us in the everyday moments, no matter where we are, to serve God’s purposes . . . sometimes in amazing (and sometimes challenging ways). And I’ve been rein-forced in my understanding that nothing matters more than our relationship with God and our relationships with one another. The sabbatical has taught me again the importance of investing in my own well-being and in my relation-ships and given me the opportunity to strengthen my faith journey, my physical well-being, and my relation-ships with family and friends. I have so many people to thank for this remarkable experience: Pastor Nate for fearlessly taking the lead for four months; Dona Will for being such a brilliant

administrator that nothing fell through the cracks while I was away; the entire staff for pulling a little harder in

my absence (we are blessed by a truly remarkable team here); Tom Will, our council president and the entire

congregation council, for their unflagging support and encouragement (I cannot begin to express my grief at losing Loretta Lashinski who was such a joyous leader for our congregation. We will not be the same without her.); Ann Marie Gere, our congregational care coordi-

nator for providing exceptional care to our community in my absence; our retired pastors who graciously

stepped out of retirement to lead worship for us while I was away; and all of you who serve in and support the

ministry of Redeemer. In God’s hands and yours, our congregation has grown stronger in my absence. I am eager to see what we can do together, now that I’m present. I can hardly wait to get reconnected with you. Lots of things have happened while I’ve been away, so I’ve got some catching up to do. I hope you’ll take time to fill me in on what I’ve missed and catch me up on what’s going on in your life. Please call so we can set up a time to get together.

Trains, Planes, Boats, Bikes, Buses, Taxis, Trams, the Autobahn, and Some Pretty Sore Feet

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Asix-weekSundaysermonseries

onthePsalmsbeginsMay31.

ThePsalmsareacollectionofwritingsovertimebyavarietyofauthors.Somehavenamesascribedtothem.Thenamesdonotnec-

essarilyin-dicateau-thorship,butanasso-ciationwiththeperson’sstory.

Thepsalmsembodythewholeofaperson’sor

acommunity’sfaithlife,fromthehighesthighstothelowestlows.Someofthepsalmscanbeidenti iedasmorethanonetype.Typesofpsalmsinclude:

Instructional/WisdomPsalms,whichde-scribethelivesoftherighteousnessandun-righteous.{1,14,19,37,41,49,53,62,73,90,119,

127,128,133}

RoyalPsalms,whichdescribethelivesofthekings,particularlyasrelatedtofaith,andthepromisethattheMessiahwouldonedaycome.{2,18,20,21,45,72,89,101,110,132,144}

Liturgies,whichoftenincludedmorethanonepartfordifferentpeopletoperformasworship.{2,12,15,24,50,81,82,85,91,95,107,115,118,121,

124,129,132,134,136}

IndividualPsalmsforhelp,inwhichindividu-alscryouttoGodforhelporrelieffromsuffer-ing.{3,4,5,6,7,9,10,13,17,22,26,28,31,35,36,38,

39,42,43,51,54,55,56,57,58,59,61,64,69,70,71,77,86,88,89,90,94,102,109,120,130,139,140,141,142,143,144}

CommunalPsalmsforhelp,inwhichcommu-nitiescryouttoGodforhelporrelieffromsuf-fering.{44,60,67,74,79,80,82,83,85,108,123,126,

137}

Hymnsofpraise,whichliftuptheLordasareasonforcelebration.{8,19,33,46,47,48,65,66,

67,68,76,84,87,89,93,95,96,97,98,99,100,103,104,105,111,112,113,114,117,122,135,139,145,146,147,148,149,150}

TrustPsalms,whichshowafaiththatGodwillcomethroughduringtimesofcrisisorsuffer-ing.{11,16,23,27,46,52,63,121,125,129,131}

IndividualPsalmsofthanksgiving,inwhichindividualsthankGodforhelpduringatimeofcrisisorsuffering.{30,32,34,40,57,66,92,116,

138}

CommunalPsalmsofthanksgiving,inwhichcommunitiesthankGodforhelpduringatimeofcrisisorsuffering.{66,75,107}

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SHOWUPANDSING!Anyone

interestedinsingingduringworshiponSunday,June21andSunday,June28-pleasejoinTimGabrielat8:45AMforabriefrehearsalpriortotheservice.

SUNDAYS this SUMMER We will switch to a

SINGLE SERVICE @ 9:30 AM

beginning on June 7.


FLOWERS EVERY SUNDAY “GodwritestheGospelnotintheBiblealone,but

alsointrees,andinthe lowersandcloudsand

stars”MartinLuther

Howtrue,especiallythistimeofyear.Welove

thebeautyofspringwiththegrassturninggreen,

treesreadytoleafand lowerspeekingoutofthe

soil.

Thebeautyofnaturesurroundsusandweloveto

takeitallin.

MembersofRedeemer,youaresogenerousin

contributingtoourChristmasandEasterplants

andwesincerelythankyouforthat.Butwouldn’t

itbenicetoalsohavealovely lowerarrange-

mentbeautifyourSanctuaryeverySunday

throughouttheyear?

Allyouneedtodoissignuponthe lowerchart,

whichisonthewallleftoftheof iceentrance.

Writeyourname,reasonforgivingandwritea

checkfor$40.

Aftersecondservice,youcantakethebouquet

homeforyourenjoyment.Therewillalwaysbe

paperonthecounterinthesacristytousefor

wrappingthemup.

I’msurethateveryfamilyhasanoccasionsuchas

birthdays,anniversaries,events,children’sac-

complishments,pluslovedonesyouwouldliketo

honororremember.

Inthesummer,ifyouhave lowersinyourgarden

youwouldliketocontribute,thenpleasebewel-

cometodothat.

Let’sallrememberthoseimportantdatesand

timessowecanhavethebeautyof lowers

withusallyearlong.

GOOD NEWS!GOOD NEWS!GOOD NEWS!GOOD NEWS! Worship on the Farm returns this summer,

beginning June 3.

Bring a picnic dinner or purchase a meal prepared by the Maplewood Historical Society. Adults - $6, 12 & under - $5, 3 & under - FREE.

Guests eat free! Invite someone! (Business card-sized invites available in the office!)

Worship Host sign up sheets for summer now avail-able at the Welcome Desk. If you are not a member of our current Worship Host Team and are interested in helping out during the summer, either at church or at the barn, we welcome your help! If you have questions, please call Nan Carlson, (651)429-3278.

WHAT: Picnic on the Farm followed by an informal

worship service

WHEN: Every Wednesday, June, July & August

~ picnic at 5:30

~ worship service at 6:30

WHERE: Maplewood Historical Society’s

Historic Bruentrup Farm

2170 E County Rd D,

Maplewood, MN

(near Maplewood Mall)

Thankyou.Esther,VisualArts


TheFaithCreative//August2-6,2015//

HeartwoodConferenceCenter&Retreatin

Trego,WI//

Thisisasummer

campexperience

thatwillfeature

programmingfor

allages,anightly

performanceby

nationally

knownartists,

andplentyof

freetimetorest

andexplorethe

700acresofnat-

uralwoodlands.

Thisall-inclusiveeventwillincludelodging,all

meals,andaccesstoamyriadofactivitiesin-

cludingcanoeing,kayaking,swimming,hiking,

biking,games,andBiblestudyforthelowrate

of$250perperson.Registrationformsavaila-

bleintheofficeorregisteronlineatFaithCre-

ates.org.VisitFaithCreates.orgformoreinfo,or

call(612)888-4258.

This year's theme is "Blue Moon"!

Team members and sponsors are needed for the Re-

deemer Runners Relay for Life event. The relay will be

Friday, July 31, at South Campus, White Bear Lake

Area High School. This is the 21st relay in White Bear

Lake, which is still the state's largest relay.

We welcome adults, youth, and returning and new

members for our Redeemer Runners team. You may

sign up for the team at the web site www.wbrelay.org or

see Sue Eddy for paper registration. Team members

are requested to fundraise $100 (you will receive a t-

shirt) and to help with team activities such as selling

Luminary bags, setting up for Luminary Sunday, setting

up at South Campus the morning of the relay, and clean

up the morning after the relay, if possible.

We also welcome all cancer survivors to come to the

relay and walk the Survivor Lap together. You will get a

t-shirt at the Survivor Tent and a bag of goodies. Then,

you may come to the Redeemer Runners site and walk

the lap with other survivors from our church. The loca-

tion of our site will be in next month's Crossroads.

If you have never come to the Relay for Life, come and

check it out this year. You may come anytime between

6 PM and 6 AM. The opening ceremony is followed by

the Survivor Lap. Then, the teams are introduced and

they do a team lap. At dusk, the luminaries are lit. There

is live music, food concessions, a silent auction, locks of

love, games and speakers. Hope to see you there.

-The Redeemer Runners Team ……………………………………………………………………..

The Redeemer Runners Team participating in last

year’s Relay for Life event.


Women’s Summer Bible Study Join us for a 6-session small group Bible study, Twelve Women of the Bible, as we look at the spiritual lessons learned from six Old Testament biblical women and what they mean for your life today. You’ll learn about their triumphs and failures, studying their lives and learning how to:

• Live through failures as well as successes • Apply biblical lessons to your own modern-day

struggles • Live through failures as well as successes • Draw near to God in a world filled with trials • Find lasting contentment • Overcome rejection and insecurity and much more Each stand-alone session focuses on one biblical char-acter with a 20-minute video followed by discussion. 1. Eve: Finding Lasting Contentment in the Truth

2. Rebekah: Breaking Free of Feminine Stereotypes

3. Leah: Overcoming Rejection and Insecurity

4. Hannah: Surrendering in Waiting

5. Abigail: Dealing with Confrontation in Relationships

6. Gomer: Learning to Accept Unconditional Love

Study starts Monday, June 8 at 6:30 PM in the Library

and runs through July 20 (no meeting July 6). There is

a companion study guide but it is not required to attend

the sessions. Please contact Carrie Buck with ques-

tions: (651)295-7322 or [email protected].

Review of a Recent Library Acquisition

Book Review: The Orphaned Adult: Understanding and

Coping with Grief and Change After Death of Our Par-

ents by Alexander Levy

This book is for anyone whose parents have died. Levy

is a psychologist who not only has navigated this grief

experience but has counseled

many adults who have shared

their journey of losing their par-

ents. Among other things, he

presents the particular aspects

of grief that may be manifested

with the death of parents, the

potential impact on personal

identity, how it might affect rela-

tionships with others, and posi-

tive ways to support the grief

process. It has been rated highly by readers who have

found it validates some the wide range of emotions that

surface with this normal rite of passage of losing par-

ents. One reader stated that it was reassuring to read

that “longing for parents is healthy and okay”. You will

find it in the Grief section of the Library.

……………………………………………………………….

On behalf of the students and staff of Willow Lane Ele-

mentary School, we want to thank Redeemer Lutheran

Church for the very generous donation of $1195.00

from your trust fund. This money will be used to pur-

chase comfortable, fun furniture that encourages read-

ing and the Reading Buddy Program. We owe a great

deal of the success of the Reading Buddy program to

the strong support we have received over the years

from the Redeemer community. We are very fortunate

to have your assistance. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Chris Streiff, Principal;

Leigh Anderson, Learning Skills Teacher


A COUPLE’S GETAWAY

torenewandrefreshmarriageforthe

SecondHalf

October16-18,2015

A time to step away from honey-do lists and busy schedules to focus on each other and dream about the next stage of your life together. Fabulous food, luxury accommodations and a beautiful north woods setting set the stage for this time of couples' renewal. Enjoy a balance of facilitated group sessions, community meals, couples time and outdoor fun. Come away with a sense of renewed appreciation for your marriage and excitement about your future together. The retreat will be led by Pastor Pam and Ken Stofferahn who have been married for 32 years and are eagerly anticipating their second half together. Your getaway includes all meals from Friday dinner to Sunday brunch. Check in is at 4 PM Friday.

Cost: $450/couple. Early bird discount of $100 (funded by the Lilly Foundation) for the first 20 couples to regis-ter.

Where: Heartwood Lodge, Trego, WI 54888; www.heartwoodconferencecenter.com

Signup: Brochures with registration forms are at the Welcome Center.

Questions: Please contact Michele Brouse at [email protected]

2nd Half Ministry Upcoming Event Tally's Dockside Music, Friday, June 26. Please join us for an evening listening to music and socializing on the boats of the Eddys, Lundbergs, and Schroehers on Fri-day, June 26, any-time between 5-9 PM. The music that evening will be provided by Jake Nelson. Tally's is located across the street from Kow-alski's in White Bear Lake. Please bring your own bev-erage; a light dinner will be provided for $4. Please sign up at the Welcome Center. Contact Sue Eddy with questions - [email protected] or (651)426-5264. ………………………………………………………

Primetime Planning Meeting, June 17,

@ noon in the Atrium. Lunch included. Eve-

ryone invited! Let Barb Wojahn know if you

are coming: [email protected] or (651)

429-2557. ………………………………………………………

The facilities team is looking for some help to tend our

beautiful terraced garden during the coming growing

seasons. It's mainly weeding and pruning. It's a great

opportunity for couples to garden together. Please con-

tact Jim at [email protected].

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Doulos Celebration and Reunion Monday June 15, 6:30 - 8:30 PM Prince of Peace Church in Burnsville Come join us for a night of good ice cream sun-daes and snack food, chances to bid on a number of great silent auction baskets and items, viewing a new video about Doulos and hearing from the Di-rector Mike Zweber, Board President Eric Elton, and a student (Madeline Echavarria) who just fin-ished an exchange program in Ohio. This is a chance to visit with others who have taken trips, learn about the wonderful new things at Doulos, and even hear about some upcoming 2016 mission trips being planned. Join us from 6:30-8:30 PM (or just part of the night) as we gather to celebrate what God is doing in and through this ministry. This is taking place at the outdoor stage (east upper parking lot) at Prince of Peace church - 13901 Fair-view Drive in Burnsville. ……………………………………………………………………..

Yogadevotion Classes: New session beginning

A new Yogadevotion session (7weeks long) will begin

Tuesday, June 16 in the Fellowship Hall from 4:30-5:30

PM. Jean Auger will be the instructor. The class is

geared for beginners as well as for those with experi-

ence. Please wear comfortable clothes, bring a mat,

and a water bottle. Feel free to invite your friends to

participate. If you miss a class, you are welcome to

make up the class at another church in the area that

sponsors Yogadevotions. Please bring your check for

$50 made payable to “Redeemer Lutheran

Church” (memo: Yogadevotion) to the first class. For

more information, contact Sue Johnson by email: sue-

[email protected], or if you want to arrange a half-

session. We welcome new participants!

A celebration of arts for all ages!

Visit the official Mid-Summer Festival website at: www.MSF2015.com

Saturday,July11,2015

11AM–6PM on the Lyngblomsten campus

1415 Almond Avenue, St. Paul, MN

Lyngblomsten invites partner congregations to get

involved. Redeemer will be staffing the ticket booth. If

interested in helping staff the ticket booth please call

Myrna Carlson (651)429-0902 or email Myrna Carlson”:

[email protected]. Shifts are 10:45 AM –

1 PM; 12:45 – 3:30 PM and 3:15 – 6 PM.

…………………………………………………………………….. We are looking for an entry-level, energetic

helper to work part-time, flexible hours (Sept. 1 - May 30; up to 10 hours a week; Monday,

Wednesday & Friday work best) to assist with our ever-changing events preparations. Job involves setting up tables, chairs, audio/video equipment, cleaning and polishing furniture and rooms in ad-vance of scheduled events. Application forms are available in the church office and should be sub-mitted to Dona Will. See Tom Larsen or Dona Will for more information.


Camp Allegro Vacation Bible School

plus a Musical!

(for children age 3 to 8th grade)

Monday, June 22 thru Thursday, June 25,

9 AM to NOON

Performance: Thursday, June 25, 7 PM

Cost: $50 for 1 child,

$15 for each additional child

In this retelling of the Exodus story, we’ll capture

the humor and humanity of Moses, Miriam, Aa-

ron, Joshua, and the Pharaoh, as well as communi-

cate the eternal truths within the story. Join us for

a week filled with music, story-telling, crafts, ac-

tivities, good food and new friends.

1st - 8th grade tryouts + Pizza:

Sunday, June 21, 4 PM - 6 PM

Questions?

Call Mary Gregory at (651)429-8459

This is an LADC-sponsored event.

SENIOR RECOGNITION: Sunday, June 7

WAPO - SEEDS CAMP: June 5 - July 14

WAPO - TIM TEAM: June 14 - June 19

SUMMER BLAST: July 6 - July 10

ELCA Youth Gathering: July 15 - July 19

Faith Crea"ve Family Camp,

Heartwood, WI: August 2 - 6

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“In the same way, let your light shine before oth-ers, so that they may see your good works and

give glory to your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:16

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LSS|Host Homes

Become a Lutheran Social Services Licensed Host Home Provider

Experience the rewards of offering a nurturing and supportive family setting for individuals with disabilities. LSS Host home providers are compassionate, caring, and dedicated; they provide a nurturing environment that supports personal choice for an individual with disabilities. A host home provider may be an individual, a couple or a family with children.

Learn more on the LSS website: lssmn.org/become-a-host-home-provider/ ……………………………………………………………….

Help local families in need! The St. Andrew’s Com-munity Resource Center is seeking adult and youth volun-teers to assist with our children’s program during the summer months while their parents are looking for jobs and housing. Help whenever your schedule allows, Mondays through Thursdays from 9:30 – 11:30 AM, or 12:30 - 2:30 PM. Please go to our web page: www.saintandrews.org/crcvolunteers or contact Beth Smith at [email protected] or (651)762-9148 to get started. ……………………………………………………………….

Mission Week with Open Hands Midway

A Semi-trailer will be delivered to Redeemer on July 13 to be

filled with acceptable donations*, and then will be delivered to

Open Hands Midway on August 4 for their mission week

block party. A volunteer sign-up will be available at the Wel-

come Desk for help unloading the truck, moving things into

the church, and helping sort items by category on August 7.

Contact Kay Kuehn with questions.

*Acceptable donations include:

Volunteers needed at Solid Ground - to volunteer,

contact Liz Meyers, Volunteer Program Manager @ volun-

[email protected], or (651)773-8401 x116.

Child Care Volunteers: Child care volunteers provide fun, engaging

activities for kids ages 0-8 at our location in White Bear Lake. We’re

seeking high school students and adults ready for a rewarding and

high-energy volunteer position. Volunteers are needed Tuesdays 6-8

PM and Wednesdays/Thursdays 5-7 PM.

Summer Tutors: Our summer Tutoring Session is scheduled for Tues-

days and Wednesdays 3:30-4:30 PM June 9-July 29. Volunteers work

one-on-one with elementary and middle school students to boost math

& reading skills and present “summer slide”. Adult and teen volunteers

welcome!

Solid Ground Spring Wish List - pot and pan sets, drinking glasses, microwave-safe cookware, towels, twin sheet sets, shower curtains/liners and plastic rings. Please bring items to Redeemer. Thank you!

Join the “Boy’s Club”- What is the “Boy’s Club”? Over the past couple of years, Brian Adams, Gary Schroeher, Ken Haslow, Bob Leaf and Mike Lundberg have been getting together once a month to just hang out and do "guy stuff" with some of the boys who live at Solid Ground. We are look-ing to expand our group of leaders for next fall. This is mini-mal time commitment on your part and a great opportunity for the boys to connect with male role models in their communi-ty. You do not need any special talents or skills, just patience and some extra love to give to these guys. Contact Brian Adams, Gary Schroeder, or Mike Lundberg if you are inter-ested in joining us.

Church Staff

Senior Pastor………………………….. Pam Stofferahn

Associate Pastor……………………… Nate Toso

Worship & Music Ministry Director….. Tim Gabriel

Office Administrators…………………. Karna Metzger, Dona Will

Little Light Choir Director…………….. Mary Gregory

Alleluia Choir Director………………… Deb Gardner

Kitchen Coordinator…………………... Shelley Strauss

Wedding Coordinator………...………. Pam Huntley

Custodian……………………………… Tom Larsen

Congregational Care Coordinator…... Ann Marie Gere

Crossroads of Redeemer is published monthly. Crossroads is published and

available online and in print the 4th Tuesday of the month. Submitted articles

are due the 15th of the month and should be 500 words or less. Articles may

be edited for clarity and space.

CROSSROADS OF REDEEMER Redeemer Lutheran Church 3770 Bellaire Avenue White Bear Lake, MN 55110 Phone: 651-429-5411 Fax: 651-429-6802 Website: rlc-wbl.org E-mail: [email protected]

Facebook: www.facebook.com/rlcwhitebear

Jackets/Coats Quilts Pictures Pillows (new or gently used)

Shoes/Boots Small Appliances Towels

Blankets Bedding Bikes Books Clothing Cookware Dishes Gloves, hats, mittens

Sunday, June 7 Sunday, June 14 Sunday, June 21 Sunday, June 28

Communion

Assistants

Shelley Jacobsma,

Nancy Johnson

Doris & Wally Hanson Kay Kuehn, Dick Kuehn Dan & Dorothy

Brumm

Counters Jack & Marlene Burkel Jack & Marlene Burkel Wally Oien Sue Johnson

Lectors Suvi Swenson Doug Huntley Gloria Bly Dan Brumm

Prayer

Servants

Roger & Jeanne

Schwarze

Sound Aaron Swanson

Erik Sjursen

Ushers Gary Eddy (captain),

Sue Eddy,

Sue Semonick

Gary Eddy (captain),

Sue Eddy,

Sue Semonick


Sue Eddy,

Sue Semonick


Sue Eddy,

Sue Semonick

Welcome

Center Desk

Marlene Burkel Jo Rahn

Phyllis Hostager

Joan Gens Simpson

Worship

Hosts

Glora Bly,

Linda Anderson

Roger Rasmussen &

Lee Lundgren

Lorlie Erickson,

Nan Carlson

Karen Erickson,

Sue Johnson

Sunday Worship at Redeemer - 9:30 AM

Assisting in our Ministry - JUNE 2015

Wed., June 3 Wed., June 10 Wed., June 17 Wed., June 24

Ushers Carsten

Ingvoldstad (captain),

Connie Ingvoldstad,

Gary Gustafson, Candy

Johnson

Carsten


Connie Ingvoldstad,


Johnson

Carsten


Connie Ingvoldstad,


Johnson

Carsten


Connie Ingvoldstad,


Johnson

Wednesday Worship on the Farm | Picnic - 5:30, Worship - 6:30

Worship

Hosts

Gloria Bly,

Kathie & Ron Nielsen

Gary & Sue Eddy Dick Kuehn,

Nan Carlson

Help needed! Sign up

at the Welcome Center.

Calendar - JUNE 2015

Time-dated material

CROSSROADS OF REDEEMER Published monthly by Redeemer Lutheran Church 3770 Bellaire Avenue White Bear Lake, MN 55110 Phone: 651-429-5411 Fax: 651-429-6802 Website: rlc-wbl.org E-mail: [email protected]

Facebook: www.facebook.com/rlcwhitebear

REDEEMER LUTHERAN June WORSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP

SUNDAY SERVICES

9:30 - Worship | 10:30 - Coffee Hour in the Atrium

Sunday, June 7 Psalms of Praise (Psalm 113)

Senior Recognition

Sunday, June 14 Psalms of Lament (Psalm 69)

Minnesota Adult and Teen Challenge will sing and give testimony.

Sunday, June 21 Psalms of Trust (Psalm 27)

Sunday, June 28 Psalms of Thanksgiving (Psalm 40)

WORSHIP on the FARM

5:30 - Picnic | 6:30 - Informal Worship Service

Wed., June 3

Wed., June 10

Grow...Wide: Our Welcome to All (Rom. 1:16-17;3:22b-28)

Grow...Wide: Our Welcome of the Outcast (Matthew 9:9-13)

Wed., June 17 Grow...Wide: Our Welcome to the Crowd (Matthew 9:35-38)

Wed., June 24 Grow...Wide: We Welcome Christ by welcoming others (Matthew 10:40-42)

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