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Volume 7 No. 10 www.thanksgivinglutheran.org October 2010

In This Issue

Pastor’s page ..................................................

September Worship Highlights .............. Page 2

Have You Heard?........................................... Page 3

Prayer Ventures ......................................... Page 4-5

Calendar ........................................................... Page 6

Group News .................................................... Page 7

Treasurer’s Report......................................... Page 9

Worship Schedule.......................................Page 10

Who’s Who.....................................................Page 12

Pastor’s PagePastor’s PagePastor’s PagePastor’s Page

I t’s pledge time again. For church-goers, that brings to mind the act of filling out a small form indicating an amount you intend to give to your church as an offering to the general fund during the next year so that the Finan-cial Secretary can estimate the income for the annual budget. The prelude, to the Sunday when we all bring our pledges forward and place them on the altar, usually includes gratitude to you and motiva-tion to increase your giving so that we can increase our ministry.

The dictionary definition also includes “lifting a glass to toast to good health.”

I lift my glass to TLC, to her good health.

May we continue to fill our heart and lungs with the love and breath of the Holy Spirit.

May we expand our minds so that we grow in understanding of all the others out there.

May we sharpen our vision to see how Christ is at work in us and through us.

May we develop the muscles of our hands and hearts so that we serve more effectively and con-spicuously in mission in the world.

May our worship and fellowship times together be nourishing inter-missions for the body of TLC so that each member is assured of their belonging and their worth.

May our souls be ever-expanding sacred space, so that all we are can encounter divine love.

May you, wonderful child of God, continue to be blessed here at TLC.

I leave you with this imagining: Imagine Jesus putting each and every one of us into his envelope as his pledge!

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TLC Worship Highlights for October 2010TLC Worship Highlights for October 2010TLC Worship Highlights for October 2010TLC Worship Highlights for October 2010 10/3 19th Sunday after Pentecost

Join animal lovers from TLC, Bethlehem, and Faith for our annual Blessing of the Animals.

10/10 20th Sunday After Pentecost and Special Celebration Sunday

Today, we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the idea of establishing a Lutheran seminary in the western United States. This mustard seed grew into Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary! To celebrate, we welcome to our pulpit Ben Colahan, 4th year PLTS Seminarian.

10/17 21st Sunday After Pentecost – Guest Pastor Mary Sanders

Pastor Jean is away this week, so we welcome guest pastor, Rev. Mary Sanders, who will preach and preside.

10/24 22nd Sunday After Pentecost

Jean Flak will be giving our monthly Gift of G.A.B. as a way to kick off our 2011 Pledge program. The practice of Pledging helps you in your discipline of gratefully offering back what has first been given to you, and the total of pledges help our Finance Committee in their ministry of determining and presenting a working budget for the coming year. You will vote on the 2011 Budget at the Congregational meet-ing on November 14.

10/31 Reformation Day

Today we celebrate the Affirmation of Faith of Casey Becker and Natalie Koppen, two beautiful daughters of TLC.

Pastor Jean Lebbert: 707-327-6292

Church office: 707-544-0241

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Thanksgiving Lutheran Church

1225 Fulton Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95401

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Fall hours for our secretaryFall hours for our secretaryFall hours for our secretaryFall hours for our secretary Starting, August 16, the new office hours are Monday –Thursday from 11:30am—2:30pm

Blessings and Happy Birthday Blessings and Happy Birthday Blessings and Happy Birthday Blessings and Happy Birthday this month to:this month to:this month to:this month to: Casey Becker 10/5

Ashley Loewen 10/11

Martin Sass 10/22

Cindy Heiller 10/23

Erin Netherda 10/24

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Have you Have you Have you Have you Heard?Heard?Heard?Heard? We have some word of goings-on from sister

parishes in the conference: Grace, Ukiah is celebrating its 50th Jubilee Anniversary this month, and Elim, in Petaluma, is holding a Crafter’s Bazaar on October 16. The raffle prize this year is a one-week stay at a condo in Kona, Hawaii, and includes $650.00 to be used towards condo fees and travel expenses! If you want to purchase tickets ($5 for one; $20 for five) contact the church at [email protected].

Pastor Jean is hosting the Santa Rosa Interfaith Ministerial Association this month at TLC, and she is planning on joining them on November 14 in Old Railroad Square, when community spiritual leaders will join hands in prayer for the community.

The 2nd Annual District A Fall Conference is the 23rd of this month and will be held at Our Savior’s, Lafayette. There is a group of folks from TLC who are planning on attending. We will get to ride in Karen Lehman’s new car!

Sharon Boschen is downsizing and moving and making room for a new grandchild and, most exciting of all, leading our October adult forum! What a beautiful multi-tasker among us.

We have received some thank you letters from the organizations that we send some money to as a result of our Bible’s Got Talent final results voting! It is our duty to give thanks, but it’s nice to receive some too.

Speaking of thanks, next time you see him, give a word of thanks to Bill Reed. He is a quiet servant around TLC on Tuesday mornings. Recently, he even removed the heavy metal door to our utility room, lugged it over to his place so that he could treat it for rust, lugged it back and rehung it, and he has given a lot of time to keeping our weeds under control. Also, give a word of thanks to Lisa and Greg Bartlett for deadheading all of the agapanthus in the parking lot. And how about a hug of appreciation to Mary Dawson who is the creator of the words on the wall – most recently the wonderful headlines for the Bible’s Got Talent Sundays.

To my church families and friends

Thank you for your prayers, gifts, food, and being there for me.

For the Dieckmann families and friends—for all those that loved and cared about Matt Dieckmann.

For all the came to take part in the services for Matt and make a really special day. Even the day was so very nice.

Many thanks from the Hiebel families and Dieckmann families.

~ Betty Hiebel

Prayer VenturesPrayer VenturesPrayer VenturesPrayer Ventures October 2010

1 International Day of Older

Persons

Lift up in prayer the members of Shekinah Chapel, a mission congregation of the ELCA in Riverdale, Ill., which embodies a fusion of the passion of African American culture. including respect for elders, and Lutheran theology.

2 Pray for Mark Ramseth, president of Trinity Seminary, Columbus, Ohio, and for the other seminary presidents, who will meet in Chicago in early October.

3 19th Sunday After Pente-cost

God, we lift up the people of Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyr-gyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan, that they may find peace and security.

4 World Habitat Day

Give thanks for the ministry of Gary and Ruth Larson, who live with their four children in Bangladesh. Gary is a lecturer at the College of Christian Theology, Bangladesh.

5 Please pray for Good Samari-tan Lutheran Church and mission developer William Siong as he begins work to establish a new congregation among the Hmong community on the East Side of St. Paul, Minn.

6 Thank God for Table of Grace Lutheran Church, Bethel, Alaska, which has been growing since its start in 2008. The Rev. Jana Deiss notes that members are eager to invite others to be part of their fellowship.

7 Pray for the Evangelical Lutheran Education Association of early childhood centers and schools, as its board meets October 7-9 in Chicago.

8 Ask for God’s blessing on the Rev. Paul Stone and Church of the Damascus Road. The congrega-tion, within the walls of the Fort Dodge and Rockwell City prisons, is consistently a mission support leader in the Western Iowa Synod.

9 Give thanks for Richard Sarker, regional representative for development and health care for the Asia Pacific Region of Global Mission, who works in the South Asian countries of India, Indonesia, Nepal and Bangladesh.

10 20th Sunday After Pentecost

Lord God, in the midst of eco-nomic, political and social chal-lenges we pray that you will give strength and wisdom to the people of Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal.

11 Pray for the Rev. Dirk and Sarah Stadtlander, serving in Linguere, Senegal. Dirk pastors a Pulaar-speaking congregation of the Lutheran Church of Senegal and is an advisor to the church’s evangelism ministry among the Fulani people. Dirk and Sarah also provide support for the ministries of Lutheran Development Services of Senegal.

12 Pray for the new ministry under development called The Bridge in New Town, Mo., as the members develop a self-sustaining ministry in a planned community through their import and coffee shop space.

13 International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction

Give thanks for Ida Hakkarinen. meteorologist, and other mem-bers of the ELCA Alliance for Faith, Science and Technology, who strive to understand and ameliorate the causes of natural disasters around the world.

14 Thank God for Pastor Kevin Ruffcorn and members of Desert Streams Lutheran Church, Surprise, Ariz., 85 percent of whom will participate in an eight-week “Unbinding the Gospel” study. May it transform their lives.

15 Hold up in prayer the work of Dr. Steve and Bethany Friberg as Steve continues to reactivate medical dispensaries in North Maasailand in Tanzania, and as Bethany works with Maasai women to create and market beadwork internationally.

16 World Food Day

Pray for ELCA grassroots hunger leaders and activists, and give thanks for conscientious donors as they seek to end hunger in the United States and around the world.

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God of the nations, we give you thanks for the Christian commu-nities in India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Give them strength to be witnesses to your love and peace. We lift up to you the companion relationships among the South Andhra Lutheran Church of India and the Northeastern Minnesota Synod, and the Andhra Evangeli-cal Lutheran Church and the Northwestern Minnesota Synod.

Prayer petitions for Sundays follow the World Council of Churches Ecumenical Prayer Cycle and can be incorporated into the prayers at weekly worship. Thank you for your continued prayers for the life and mission of this church.

18 Luke, Evangelist

Give thanks for ELCA members who serve as board members and staff in the networks of hundreds of Lutheran health facilities -- hospitals, nursing homes and other care centers.

19 Praise God for the Rev. John Lunn, who serves with the Palliative Care Unit at Christian Medical College in Vellore, India, and is actively involved in health ministries in India and Liberia.

20 Ask the Holy Spirit to continue to guide Spirit of Grace Lutheran Church, New Port Richey, Fla., and its co-pastors, Sally Cook and Jerry Nordsiek. This result of a five-congregation consolidation in 2008, is growing into its life as a new congregation with a new mission.

21 Praise God for the work of the Rev. Randall and Gail Mundt. Randall is currently serving as the interim pastor at the International Christian Church based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

22 Pray for Martha Stortz as she assumes the duties of giving voice to Augsburg College’s commitment to education for vocation,.moving to Minneapolis from Pacific Lutheran Seminary in Berkeley, Calif.

23 Pray for Pastor Andrew and Barbara Hinderlie. Andrew serves as regional representative for East Africa, working with churches in Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda. Barbara is the Global Mission representative in Mada-gascar, accompanying the Malagasy Lutheran Church in its vast array of ministries, including its companion relationships with ELCA synods and groups.

24 22nd Sunday After Pentecost

We praise you, God of the islands, for the warm welcome and hospitality experienced by visitors to the Indian Ocean island nations of Comoros, Mauritius, Seychelles, Maldives, and Madagascar.

25 Disarmament Week

Remember in prayer the Rev. Peter and Michele Johnson and their family. Peter recently became pastor of St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church, called to serve the neediest and most vulnerable people in Cairo.

26 Pray for V. Scott Koerwer, who recently became president of Newberry College, Newberry, S.C.

27 Give thanks for Carol and the Rev. James Sack, serving with the Japan Evangelical Lutheran Church. James teaches pastoral care and counseling at the Japan Lutheran Theological College and Seminary, Tokyo, and Carol has a pastoral harp ministry in which she reaches out to those facing death.

28 Simon and Jude, Apos-

tles

Lift up in prayer Phil and June Nelson, who serve with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Cameroon and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Central African Republic. June also serves as a nurse at Ngaoundere Protestant Hospital.

29 As cold weather ap-proaches, give thanks for the Rev.Michael Merkel, former president of the Nehemiah Housing Corporation , who contributed to "Creating Afford-able Housing, A Guide for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships," a resource for ELCA members and congregations.

30 Thank God for the life and ministry of the Rev. William Hanson, who died this year. Bill served faithfully for many years as director of the ELCA Mission Builders.

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We bless you, O God, for sending your Spirit into the hearts of the people of Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda. Even as challenges continue, including discord, we ask that your grace will continue to abound.

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October 2010 at Thanksgiving LutheranOctober 2010 at Thanksgiving LutheranOctober 2010 at Thanksgiving LutheranOctober 2010 at Thanksgiving Lutheran

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

26 9:30 AM Sunday Morning Worship 1:00 PM Casa al Farerro

27 7:00 PM Alcoholics Anonymous 7:00 PM Outreach Committee

28 1:00 PM Bible Study 8:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous

29 7:00 PM Casa al Farerro

30 1:00 PM Final Choices Seminar


2 10:00 AM Alcoholics Anon. 10:00 AM CCC Committee

2:00 PM Ice Cream Social

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9:30 AM Sunday Morning Worship 1:00 PM Casa al Farerro 4:30 PM Blessing of the Animals

4 7:00 PM Alcoholics Anonymous 7:00 PM Mutual Ministry 7:15 PM TLC Book Group

5 1:00 PM Bible Study 7:00 PM Worship Committee 8:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous


7 7:00 PM Sanctuary Task Force


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10:00 AM Alcoholics Anon. 10:00 AM Finance Committee Meeting 1:00 PM Community Garden Harvest Picnic


11 7:00 PM Alcoholics Anonymous

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1:00 PM Quilters Meeting 8:00 PM Narcotics Anon.

13 4:00 PM Christian Educa-tion Meeting 7:00 PM Casa al Farerro

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6:30 PM TLC Potluck


16 10:00 AM Alcoholics Anon.

17 9:30 AM Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 AM Christian Ed. Mtg. 1:00 PM Casa al Farerro

18 11:00 AM Stewardship Committee 7:00 PM Alcoholics Anonymous

19 1:00 PM Bible Study 8:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous

20 6:30 PM Property Committee 7:00 PM Casa al Farerro

21 6:00 PM HHR Oktoberfest


23 10:00 AM Alcoholics Anon. 10:00 AM District A Fall Conf. 1:00 PM Church Council Mtg


25 7:00 PM Alcoholics Anonymous

26 1:00 PM Bible Study 8:00 PM Narcotics Anon.


28 12:00 PM SRIMA


30 10:00 AM Alcoholics Anon. 7:00 PM Casa al Farero


1 7:00 PM Alcoholics Anonymous 7:00 PM Mutual Ministry

2 1:00 PM Bible Study 7:00 PM Worship Comm. 8:00 PM Narcotics Anon.


4 5 7:00 PM Casa al Farerro

6 10:00 AM Alcoholics Anon. 10:00 AM CCC Committee

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TLC Group NewsTLC Group NewsTLC Group NewsTLC Group News

Men's Group Men's Group Men's Group Men's Group Be One of THE Men

TLC's Men's Group meets the third Thursday of each month at 6 pm for fellowship, food and to solve the problems of the world. Join us on October 21st. Bring food and your choice of beverage. This exclu-sive group is open to all males over 18. The more the merrier. Hope to see you on the 21st!

Christian EducationChristian EducationChristian EducationChristian Education We continue our Chris Ed

Sundays the fourth Sunday of each month after church. Join the Adult Forum being led by Sharon Boschen on October 24th. Meanwhile the Young People will be learning more about Martin Luther and Reformation Sunday. On November 28 a guest, Dorothy Duncan, will lead the Adult Forum on her trip to Palestine. The young people will start making Christmas decorations for their tree.

The young people are to present a Christmas skit during Church services on December 19th. The one and only re-hearsal for this is set for Satur-day afternoon on December 18th. Please let Jean Harrison know if you wish to be in-cluded.

International PotlucksInternational PotlucksInternational PotlucksInternational Potlucks Our monthly potlucks

have started. Join in the fun the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm by bringing a dish for the theme that evening and yourselves. The theme for October 14th is German as we enjoy our ver-sion of an Oktoberfest On November 11 we will travel to the British Isles. Our wonderful Scandinavian cooks will delight us all (as the rest of us try to match their skills) as we enjoy food from Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland. Each evening concludes with prayers and communion. Everyone is most welcome as are guests. If you have prayer requests but can't attend let Pastor Jean know beforehand.

Continue Saving Those Soup Continue Saving Those Soup Continue Saving Those Soup Continue Saving Those Soup LabelsLabelsLabelsLabels

Mosaic at Bethpage Village would like to thank all of you who contribute to their Campbell’s Soup Label for Education program. By doing so, you help provide educa-tional materials for the resi-dents of this home who have various degrees of disabilities. Please check the kiosk for more information regarding what labels to save. There is a receptacle for them on the ledge by the front door. If you have any questions, ask Gloria Feiertag.

Christmas CarolingChristmas CarolingChristmas CarolingChristmas Caroling The Outreach & Evangel-

ism Committee invites every-one to join us Sunday evening, December 19, at 5 p.m. to go caroling to our neighbors at Sequoia Gardens. Everyone is invited back to church for hot chocolate and your favorite Christmas goodie you would like to share with us. Spreading Christmas cheer with familiar carols is one of my favorite childhood (and adult!) memo-ries. As one of my 90+ friends said, “EVERYONE sings at Christmas!” Mark your calendar now and make both a great memory and a Christmas blessing for your family and our next-door neighbors.

TLC Book GroupTLC Book GroupTLC Book GroupTLC Book Group On Monday, October 4:

The group will read and talk about the book Overcoming Life's Disappointments by rabbi Harold Kushner, author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People. (7 pm at Mary Weber's). Ournext book will be The Help, by Kathryn Stockett (date to be determined.)

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Finance CornerFinance CornerFinance CornerFinance Corner

F or the first time in several months there was no monthly deficit for August. In fact we finished the month $1,479.66 ahead. However we are not out of the financial woods yet. Our deficit for 2010 is $12,679.65, an average of $1,584.96 a month. This $12,679.65 came from the Margaret

Heckathorn bequest. That money is nearly gone. Income must be increased. Expenses are not the problem, we are operating with a bare bones budget. In November the congregation will adopt the 2011 budget. Please be sure to attend the congregational meeting in November for discussion on this important subject. As we begin our Stewardship pledge drive and as you write your contribution check of put that money in your envelope please keep our financial situation in your mind, hearts and prayers.

Memorial Fund Balances as of Memorial Fund Balances as of Memorial Fund Balances as of Memorial Fund Balances as of 8/31/108/31/108/31/108/31/10 Stained Glass Windows $2,160.64

Landscaping/Memorial Gardens -$357.99

Solar Panels $117.54

As you can see the Sanc-tuary Chair Fund has been replaced by a Solar Panel Fund by action of the Council. After all the bills for the chairs were paid the money was divided equally among the three Memorial Funds.

Special BenevolencesSpecial BenevolencesSpecial BenevolencesSpecial Benevolences We continue to be generous to those in need.

The summer salad potlucks raised $78 for the ELCA World Hunger Appeal. $100 has come in for aid to Pakistan flood victims and to date $1,164.50 has gone to the Rwanda School Project (the September gift was unknown at the time this was written). Also the Bible's Got Talent votes resulted in the following amounts being sent:

Fisher House $28 Women of ELCA for scholarships $28 Social Advocates for Youth $17 Cultures in Harmon $13 Project Linus $9 Locks of Love $9 The Princess Project $6

A total $110 resulted from the voting.

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Here are the readings for September:Here are the readings for September:Here are the readings for September:Here are the readings for September: 10/3 19th Sunday After Pentecost

Scriptures: Habakkuk 1:1-4, 2:1-4, Psalm 37:1-9, 2 Timothy 1:1-14, Luke 17:5-10

10/10 20th Sunday After Pentecost and Special Celebration Sunday

Scriptures: 2 Kings 5:1-3, 7-15c, Psalm 111, 2 Timothy 2:8-15, Luke 17:11-19

10/17 21st Sunday After Pentecost

Scriptures: Genesis 32:22-31, Psalm 121, 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5, Luke 18:1-810/24

22nd Sunday After Pentecost

Scriptures: Jeremiah 14:7-10, 19-22, Psalm 84:1-7, 2 Timothy 4:6-8, Luke 18-14

10/31 Reformation Day

Scriptures: Jeremiah 31:31-34, Psalm 46, Romans 3:19-28, Luke 18:9-14

May our worship services at TLC be inspiring and renewing for all, and may we give all

Protect your family against the unexpected Protect your family against the unexpected Protect your family against the unexpected Protect your family against the unexpected A word from Thrivent Financial for LutheransA word from Thrivent Financial for LutheransA word from Thrivent Financial for LutheransA word from Thrivent Financial for Lutherans

Too often, people work hard to build their assets, then fail to protect them. Without proper protec-tion, the money you’re working so hard to save—could be lost if you die or suffer an illness or injury. Are you protected?

Life insurance: One in four Americans dies before he or she retires.1 Premature death can under-mine a family’s financial health, now and in the future. Having adequate life insurance can ensure your family continues to live at home, your children go to college and your spouse retires as planned, even if something unexpected happens to you.

Disability income insurance: Illness and injuries are more common than you might think. Today, a 25-year-old has a one in four chance of experiencing a long-term loss of income from a disability before he or she turns 65.1 A disability disrupts a person’s ability to work, impact your earnings and ability to cover daily living expenses. Disability income insurance can help. If you’re unable to work due to a qualifying illness or injury, this vital coverage helps pay eligible expenses.

Long-term care insurance: one of every two women and one of every three men age 65 and older will spend some time in a nursing home.2 Long-term care insurance can protect your savings, as well as your freedom to choose the care you receive.

For help protecting your financial strategy and your family, contact Mark Koppen, Financial Associ-ate, at 694-6833 or [email protected] or visit thrivent.com.

1 Commissioners Standard Ordinary Mortality and Disability Tables

2 Women & Aging Letter, Long-term Care Insurance Revisited Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and its respective associates and employees cannot provide legal, accounting, or tax advice or services. Work with

your Thrivent Financial representative in collaboration with your attorney and/or tax professional for complete details.

Thrivent Financial representatives are registered representatives for securities offered through Thrivent Investment Management Inc., 625 Fourth Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55415-1665, 800-THRIVENT (800-847-4836), a registered broker-dealer and investment adviser, and a wholly owned subsidiary of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. Member FINRA and SIPC. They are also licensed insurance agents of Thrivent Financial.

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Sherry Glaser will perform Oh My Goddess!, a one-woman comedy of biblical proportions, on Friday, October 15th and Saturday, October 16th at 8:00 PM at the Glaser Center. A comedy with heart and soul, Oh My Goddess! reminds us of why we are here, the truth of our origins and connection to all life.

In Oh My Goddess! Sherry Glaser plays two characters. The first, Miguel De Cervantes, is a com-mon man, a waiter for the past 25 years. He tells his story of being chosen to channel the return of the Great Jewish Mother of us all. God’s “better half” is just waking up from a five-thousand year nap. She tells her side of the creation story. As the Goddess, reclaiming her status as Co-creator of all things, Sherry Glaser imbues simple facts of life with pro-found hilarity and enlightening humor. (How can you have a father without a mother? You know better.) Ma is not handing down commandments but she does have a to-do list that touches and delights audiences.

The Glaser Center is located at 547 Mendocino Avenue in Santa Rosa. Proceeds from the show will benefit CERES.

Advance tickets are $20 General/$15 Student and Senior. Tickets at the door are $25 General/$20 Student and Senior. Tickets are available at Copper-field’s Books (Santa Rosa, Sebastopol, Healdsburg, Petaluma), Last Record Store, Glaser Center, or online at Brown Paper Tickets.

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TLC Council:TLC Council:TLC Council:TLC Council: Jean Flak, President

Mark Koppen, Vice President

Jean Harrison, Treasurer

Joan Hax

Alanna Krinard

Karen Lehman

Pastor Jean Lebbert

TLC Committee ChairsTLC Committee ChairsTLC Committee ChairsTLC Committee Chairs CCC: Without Chair

Education: Jean Harrison

Evangelism and Outreach: Sharon Boschen

Finance: Jean Harrison

Property: Jan Loewen

Stewardship: Jean Flak

Worship: Mark Koppen

Who’s Who In WorshipWho’s Who In WorshipWho’s Who In WorshipWho’s Who In Worship Acolytes Coordinator: Keith Becker

Altar Guild: Lisa Bartlett, Mary Dawson, Deb Ferronato, Kathy Flanagan, Diane Land (chair), Lorraine Larson, Pam Mahan, Christine Willsey

Greeters Coordinator: Jan Thomas

Asst. Ministers Coordinator: Mark Koppen

Musicians Coordinator: Mark Koppen

Offering Tellers: Lisa Bartlett, Keith Becker, Gloria Feiertag, Paul Feiertag, Betty Hiebel, Jim Lehman, Sandy Koppen

Readers Coordinator: Mary Thompson

Ushers Coordinator: George Land

Who’s Who In Special Who’s Who In Special Who’s Who In Special Who’s Who In Special TaskforcesTaskforcesTaskforcesTaskforces Community Garden Coordinator: Karen Lehman

Landscaping Coordinator: Jean Harrison

Quilters Coordinator: Lorraine Larson

Sanctuary Task Force Coordinators: Diane Land and Jan Thomas

Women’s Groups Coordinator: Karen Lehman

Please Support Those who Please Support Those who Please Support Those who Please Support Those who Support UsSupport UsSupport UsSupport Us

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Thanksgiving Lutheran Church

1225 Fulton Road

Santa Rosa, CA 95401

Listen! The wind is rising,

and the air is wild with leaves,

We have had our summer evenings,

now for October eves!

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