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Hosanna Lutheran Church, ELCA

Rochester, Minnesota

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Discipleship Ministries

Fellowship Ministries

Music Ministries

Outreach Ministries

Worship Schedule

Council Page

President’s Message

Pastor Meiers’ Page

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“As a Christian

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March 20 8:00 am & 10:30 am Palm Sunday/Sunday of the Passion

March 24 7 pm Maundy Thursday with Communion

March 25 7 pm Good Friday Tenebrae

March 27 6:30 am Easter Sunrise Service with Communion

8:30 & 10:30 am Easter Festival Service with Communion

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” 2016 Zumbro River Conference Spring Event The Zumbro River Conference Committee is planning the intergenerational 2016 Zumbro River Conference Spring Event:

“WELCA; Not Your Grandma’s Circle” On Thursday, April 21; 4:45pm – 8:30pm

at Faith Lutheran Church; 308 2nd

Street NW, Dodge Center

The evening begins with registration and time for fellowship with other women from our conference as well as with synod board members, and the opportunity to browse displays. The 5:30pm dinner is followed by a brief business meeting, our speaker’s presentation, and a closing worship/communion service with offering. The guest speaker will be Mr. Garwin McNeilus. He is the founder of McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing and will be talking about women and global mission. The monetary offering will be divided between Good Earth Village, Campus Ministry and Mission 21. In-kind gifts will be collected for Faith Lutheran’s “Pantry of Faith” which is a ministry to offer emergency food to those in need. Registration is $12 (including dinner) and is due Monday, April 11, 2016. Registration & Offering Checks – make payable to SE MN Synod WELCA. Please write separate checks and indicate “registration” or “offering” on the memo line and indicate your church name and city. Mail to: Milda Weness, 16366 - 690

th Ave; Adams, MN

55909 Offerings, along with in-kind gifts, may also be brought to the event on April 21st.

Please feel free to contact Lisa Nordman, (507)281-4981; [email protected] with any questions. See you in April!

First Communion

Time to Review & Explore This spring a team will be put together to review and explore the teaching and distribution of

First Communion here at Hosanna. This team of people will review the ELCA’s Statement on

the Practice of Word and Sacrament and explore various options for the teaching/distribution

of First Communion. We are anticipating meeting on three or four separate occasions (this

spring/early summer) to: 1) Review current practices 2) Brainstorm possibilities for Hosanna

3) Devise a basic implementation plan. If you are interested in serving on this team, or would

like to learn more, please contact Darcy Youngstrom by March 6th.

Girl Scout Sunday is March 6 Girl Scout Sunday will be celebrated at both worship services on March 6. Girls, thank you for your service to our community! Scouts and their leaders and assistant leaders will meet in the narthex and process in with the flags. They will lead the congregation in saying the Pledge of Allegiance. Further, they will recite the Girl Scout Promise and Law. Parents, please contact Jane Johnson to let her know if you and/or your child can participate at [email protected] or 507-252-8287.

Summer 2016 Vacation Bible School

Please save the dates of June 20th - 24th for Hosanna's 2016 Vacation Bible School. More

information will be available in our next newsletter and online at Hosanna's website.

mailto:[email protected]

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While the physical space has provided a welcoming atmosphere for families to meet, it is the fellowship and support that parents share with one another that is most valuable. Jessie goes on to share: Our family has been part of the Little Lambs group since it originally started when our oldest was just a toddler. I look forward to gathering with the Little Lambs families every Sunday for many reasons. Sometimes we sit and just chat about nothing, other times we talk to each other about the struggles/joys we are having with our children. We have also helped each other by praying and lifting each other up during difficult times such as surgery, personal loss, health issues and so on. The bonds that I have made with the families that are part of this group is something I will always carry with me. It is a time where I can watch my child play and interact with other children and connect with other parents in a relaxed and open setting. We rarely miss a Sunday and my children look forward to the time as much as I do! This group has been a true blessing to our entire family. Little Lambs meets every Sunday, during the school year, from 9:15 – 10:15. All families, with children under the age of 3, are welcome to stop by the nursery and join in with this group.

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Good Earth Village Something for Everyone

While summer has yet to arrive here in Minnesota, many people are already making their summer plans. If you are looking for various opportunities for you and your family, check out all that Good Earth Village (in Spring Valley, MN) has to offer! Camping experiences at Good Earth Village are organized for our youngest children all the way up to a “Grand Camp” created for grandparent(s) and their grand children.

If your child is interested in exploring camp,

but not overnight, then check out Village Kids

(open for K – 5th grade). At this camp, children

experience worship, games, small groups,

creek splashing, hiking, going to a pool and

campfire worships. This experience runs from

M-F, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., with an option to

be transported to/from Rochester. Various

dates are open for this camp, including the

week that Hosanna youth/staff will be at Good

Earth Village for Confirmation Camp (June 13-

17). Have questions about camp? Check out

GEV’s website or contact Darcy Youngstrom.

Little Lambs Update The new nursery space is coming together as we continue to explore ways to support our Little Lambs (0-3 year olds) and their families. Jessie Senst, mother of two growing boys, shares her perspective on using this new space:

The new space has been amazing! We (Little Lambs) are able to welcome more families and the space is large enough that our children can play (even with the loud toys) and the adults are still able to talk among themselves. I have noticed that since Little Lambs has moved into a larger space, more families are joining the group and now it is easier for more parents to participate. Last week we had entire families, all together, in the space and it still felt like there was room for children to run around and play.

The Senst Family: Jeff, Jessie,

Caleb & Isaac

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Hilltoppers—March 8th at Noon All those 55+ or who are retired are invited to a catered lunch and a program put on by the staff or outside speakers on the second Tuesday of the month at noon. Please sign up at the Welcome Center to let us know you are coming. You may call the office at 507-285-0092 for a ride.

Quilters—March 17 Join Hosanna’s Quilters this winter! They meet every 3rd Thursday of the month from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm. No experience is necessary. Quilts are pieced together, sewn on a machine and tied. They’re given to Lutheran World Relief or locally to families in need of the warmth and comfort of a homemade quilt. Coffee is on in the morning and members bring their own lunch. You may contact Sharon Dunford at [email protected] or Darlene Brandt at [email protected] with questions.

Scrapbooking Retreat in March Our scrapbooking in March will be a 3-day event. Details are follows: Thursday, March 17

th – noon - 10:00 p.m.

Friday, March 18th – 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Saturday, March 19th – 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

I have a lot of space reserved so the more the merrier. Please feel free to bring a friend. You can leave your stuff set up overnight as well. You can come for as many days as your schedule allows. There is no cost. All we ask is that you bring your favorite treat or snack to share. I will be having a Thirty-one consultant there on Friday evening. She will give us a short demonstration on the products available and then will be available to take orders. I thought it would be a good time to have her there and can see the different options that are available for our supplies as well as other products. If you are not able to come scrapping and still want to come for the demonstration, see a catalog or place an order, please let me know. Please RSVP by Sunday, March 13, 2016. My home phone number is 507-280-9034. My cell number is 507-202-1205 or send me an email at [email protected].

Book Discussion- March 19 The book discussion group meets on the 3

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Saturday of the month at 9:00 am. Coffee is on and members take turns bringing treats. The book to be discussed in March is The Residence by Kate Anderson Brower. America’s First Families are among the most private, public figures on earth. No one understands the president of the United States and his family like the men and women who make the White House run every day. The Residence tells their stories – fifty years, ten administrations (from the Kennedy’s to the Obama’s) and countless crises large and small. All are invited to join in the discussion of this fascinating, behind the scenes look at life in the White House as told by the White House staff. You may contact Barb Anderson, [email protected], with questions. The book scheduled for April 16 is All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr.

Hosanna Empty Nest Sitter Service Friday, March 11th

6pm to 10pm The sitter service has been a great success for both kids and sitters. The next date is Friday, March 11th from 6:00 – 10:00 pm. Just fill out a registration form at the Welcome Center and place in basket provided. Information requested is:

Children’s names, ages, health issues and emergency contact

information

Attention: We are looking for people to help, please consider sitting once or twice a year. It is a great experience and a way to meet some of Christ’s youngest gifts to Hosanna. Please contact Paul Anderson if you’re interested in helping, 282-7213 or [email protected].



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Heroes of the Faith

March 6

8:00 and 10:30 am at Hosanna

3:00pm at Samaritan Bethany on 8th

Heroes of the Faith, Hosanna’s 25th intergenerational

musical, will be presented on March 6 at 8:00am and

10:30am at Hosanna and at 3:00pm at Samaritan

Bethany on 8th Street. Heroes of the Faith takes us on a

unique field trip where Biblical characters come to life to

teach modern day people how to become heroes. We all

learn lessons of faith when the tour group discovers

people from the Old Testament and New Testament

while touring a museum exhibition. Through dialogue and

songs these Bible heroes tell about their exciting

adventures and how ordinary people become extraordinary heroes who can help change the

world when they listen and follow God’s command.

There will be two displays relating to the musical. There will be photos and the program of Heroes of the Faith from Hosanna’s 2000 production available for viewing on March 6. Also, the congregation has been invited to fill out forms answering the questions, “Who is your hero of the faith?” and “Why?” The heroes could be from the Bible, a historical figure, a person of modern times, family members or acquaintances. The responses will be posted on room dividers in the gathering area and narthex.

Heroes of the Faith Cast

Voices of the Faith: Terri Ashworth, Diane Click, Catherine Davis, Sinde Finnegan Kelly Gangelhoff, Rachel Gray, Jim Hansen, Mark Ingebretson Lisa King, Laurie Maidl, Dave Wall, Eric Wall Director: Nancy Wales Assistant Director: Lisa King Accompanist: Jon Davis Guitarist: Scott Strand Set: Kelly and Lisa King, Dan Maidl, Eric Wall Poster Design: Alexa Ashworth, Korey Peterson, Terri Ashworth

Biblical Figures: Moses Mark Ingebretson Pharaoh Troy Finnegan Deborah Rachel Gray Barak Troy Finnegan Elijah Eric Wall David Daniel Wildfeuer Goliath Dale Gangelhoff James Jim Hansen Paul David Wall Lydia Terri Ashworth

Museum Guide: Lisa King Museum Visitors: Karen Isabella Moe Chris Daniel Wildfeuer Josh Zach Olson Sarah Lizzie Chadwick Emily Sylvia Romme Teresa Katelyn Mora Grace Ava Todd Olivia Alexandra Mora Hannah Danielle Gray

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From Outreach Advocate

Terri Ashworth Hello! My name is Terri Ashworth and I am excited to be your new Outreach Advocate for the next two years. I look forward to supporting our current outreach ministry teams and welcome any new ideas. My husband Ray is serving as president this year and in last month’s newsletter he introduced our family. Our two children, now young adults were baptized and confirmed at Hosanna and loved growing up and being a part of the many fun-filled, faith building activities and services Hosanna offers. I am active in Hosanna Choir and enjoy participating in our annual musicals. By the way, “Heroes of the Faith” is March 6th!

March is Minnesota FoodShare Month Hosanna will host a food and a fund drive in which we will all have the opportunity to be Heroes by supporting our local food shelves. Our campaign “Let’s Knockout Hunger” will

kickoff March 6th and run through March 31st. Last year with your support we brought in 624 lbs. of food. Our Goal this year is to weigh in at 700 lbs on March 31st! So Let’s Knock out Hunger and support this fight by bringing in non-perishable food items during the month of March. You can place your items in the boxing ring in the gathering area. Consider also working at Hosanna’s Pantry on March 26th as part of your donation to March FoodShare Month. For more than 30

years, Minnesota FoodShare has coordinated the March Campaign, the annual grassroots food and fund drive that provides more than half the food distributed by 300 food shelves throughout the state. The March Campaign is the only statewide effort where every dollar donated goes directly to food shelves to purchase food for the hungry. Let’s Knockout Hunger together! Hosanna families are asked to join in the fight against hunger during the month of March. We are asking families to donate the following specific items during the upcoming month: Little Lambs: Baby Care Products - diapers, wipes etc. Preschool – K: Breakfast Foods - pancake mix, muffin mix, hot/dry cereals 1

st – 2

nd Grade: Lunch Foods - hearty soups, vegetables, canned fruit

3rd

– 4th Grade: Supper Foods - boxed meals, tuna, canned beef/chicken

5th – 6

th Grade: Personal Care Items - toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo

7th – 8

th Grade: Special Treats - granola bars, graham crackers etc.

Donations may be brought to the various classrooms and placed in the identified container or dropped off in the boxing ring in the gathering any anytime between March 6

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Together we can help knockout hunger!

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Prayer Shawls March 14 & 25

The Prayer Shawl team meets twice a month, once in the evening and once during the day. Meetings are on the 2nd Monday at 6:30 pm and on the 4th Friday at 1:00 pm. If you like to knit or crotchet or would like to learn, you may join this caring ministry at any time. Please contact Carolyn Dahl at [email protected] with questions. Members may also stop by the office to pick up a prayer shawl for family or friends in need of prayer and comfort.

Hosanna’s Pantry March 25 & 26

All are invited to work at Hosanna’s Pantry on March 25 & 26 which is Easter weekend. Helping to provide food to families in need will be a wonderful way to share God’s love before spending Easter with your families. There’s something for all ages to do. You can help with the pantry set up on Friday morning, March 25 at 10:00 am. Or you can help greet families, help them shop, carry out groceries or clean up on Saturday, March 26 from 9:00—11:30 am. There’s a sign-up sheet at the Welcome Center or you may contact Barb Anderson, at [email protected] with questions.

Missionary in Papua, New Guinea

By: Pastor Ann Klavano Greetings from Brisbane, Australia. I'm here for cataract surgery, a fairly common day surgery there in the US but here one that forced me to be away from seminary for three weeks.

I want to tell you about my Christmas and New Years.

Christmas in PNG tends to be low key. Here Christmas is seen as a religious holiday, not a cultural event. Easter is just as big of an event or perhaps bigger. Also, many of our traditions, such as special Christmas decorations require some cash. When you are a subsistence farmer, you decorate with flowers, etc. year round. Again, less special signs of Christmas. Finally, Christianity is relatively new in PNG; 50 to 100 years in most areas. This means most community customs and celebrations have been tied to other events. At first I missed all the decorations and bustle around Christmas, but while here I've learned to appreciate the peace also.

I spent the second half of December relaxing back at seminary. Most of the students go home, as this is their summer break, so it is very quiet on campus. Christmas Eve we had a campus wide worship and party. On Christmas Day a few of us went swimming and had a picnic on the beach. It was so pleasant and so different from the elaborate Christmases I grew up with.

I gave a sermon during the New Years Eve worship (in Tok Pisin, so lots of work for me) and then we welcomed in the New Year by burning all the church decorations

from Christmas. Since the decorations are all fresh flowers and branches, they are dry by New Years. Bon fires are a lot of fun!

When I return to seminary, besides being able to see much better, we will be in the middle of Lent and looking forward to Easter. I

expect quite a celebration then. Pastor Ann Klavano Senior Flierl Seminary Papua New Guinea

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Worship Music Schedule

March 2 Hosanna Choir

Praise!

March 6 Heroes of the Faith Musical Cast


King’s Ringers

March 13 Exodus

Saxophone Duet


March 20 Preschool-Grade 6 Children’s

Choir

Hosanna Choir

King’s Ringers

Praise!



March 27 Vocal Ensembles

Adult Forum

March 6 – A Grand Cast This will be the fifth session in Hosanna’s Lenten Series: 40 Days of Giving. We will explore how God provided for the people at Israel is the Wilderness and in the Promised Land. March 13- Abundant Faith The Rev. Dr. Patricia Cuyatti, area secretary for Latin America and the Caribbean at the Lutheran World Federation reflects on how the Lutheran church is dealing with the hunger issue in Latin America and around the world. March 20 – The Book of Psalms The Book of Psalms was the earliest hymnal and sung by the Hebrew people in their worship service at Synagogue. For us the Book of Psalms is also an important component of our worship service but it also serves as a rich source of comfort and guidance. This session will explore the depths of the Psalms for worship and devotion. March 27- Easter Breakfast Easter Breakfast will be served from 7:30 am to 8:30 am. Come for worship and join others for breakfast as we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord.

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March 2-7pm Midweek Lenten Service Liturgy: Holden Evening Prayer March 6 Liturgy: Annual Hosanna Musical Theme: Heroes of the Faith March 9- 7pm Midweek Lenten Service Liturgy: Holden Evening Prayer March 13 Liturgy: ELW Setting 3/Communion Theme: Anointing of Jesus March 16- 7pm Midweek Lenten Service Liturgy: Holden Evening Prayer March 20 Liturgy: Palm Sunday/Sunday of the Passion March 24- 7pm Maundy Thursday/Communion March 25- 7pm Good Friday Tenebrae March 27, 6:30a, 8:30a, 10:30a Easter Sunday/Communion Liturgy: 6:30am Easter Sunrise Service Liturgy: 8:30 & 10:30am Easter Festival Service

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Council Minutes- February 9, 2016

Council Attendees: Pastor Bill Meiers, Ray Ashworth, Rachel Gray, Fred Lust, Les Fullem, Terri Ashworth, Ron Machacek, Laurie Maidl, Alice Kubb. Darcy Youngstrom, Nancy Wales & Paul Anderson were also in attendance.

The Meeting was called to order at 7:07pm by Ray Ashworth, then Pastor Meier led a devotion on Micah. Council members shared highs & lows. Les moved (Ron seconded) that we accept January’s meeting minutes. Passed. Ron moved (Laurie seconded) that we accept Pastor Meier’s monthly report. Passed.

Staff & advocate reports were approved. Lenten suppers are still looking for help, as is Susan’s Suppers. The Food Pantry was recently highlighted by KAAL 6 News. The bathrooms next to the Gathering Area are going to be remodeled. The sound system has been having issues but it has been reprogrammed. “Children in Worship” leaflet will be printed and included in the pew holders.

Council discussed storing council member monthly meetings. If members email to [email protected], they will be saved to the Google Group. Rachel to present on Groups in March.

Les moved (Terri second) to approve Business & Finance report. Passed.

The Tower will have ground broken by the end of March. Tomorrow, Ray & Karl are going to the City Council meeting that will allow for lighting the cross. May 8 is the scheduled dedication.

Zumbro River Conference on Sunday at 2pm at Mt Olive. Pastor invites any council members who can attend, to do so.

February 28 - Synod in-service for church council members at Trinity in Owatonna 2-5pm. Need to leave Hosanna at 1.

Ron moved to adjourn (Laurie second). Passed. The meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer.

Cheerfully submitted, Rachel Gray Council Secretary

Treasurer & Financial Secretary Report Budget/Contributions Comparison

Receipts/Expenditures Comparison

Account Balances – January

The 2016 offering envelopes are in the church office. Contribution statements for 2016 will be prepared upon request for the 1

st and 2

nd Quarters.

General

2016 Jan YTD

Budget 35,842 35,842

Contributions 35,333 35,333

Difference (509) (509)

2015 35,294 35,294

Difference 15/16

39 39

Capital Ap-peal

2,385 2,385

General YTD

Capital Appeal

Receipts 35,333 79,128

Expenditures 31,789 14,534

Difference 3,544 64,594

Account Name Balance

General 17,299

General Reserve 50,206

Designated Gifts 41,162

Endowment 60,841

ELCA Scholarship 50,574

Mortgage 353,667

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Hello,

I was able to attend the Rochester zoning meeting with Karl Dirksen on the topic of our cross tower in February. The main discussion was about our desire to keep the light on 24x7. There was a lot of discussion before the board finally approved our 24x7 request. The Lent soup suppers are a treat to look forward to on Wednesdays. A big Thank You to all of the people who help provide the soups and breads. Look for the sign-ups if you would like to bring a homemade soup. Ray Ashworth President

Safety Tips From the Safety and Security Team It's always good to be reminded of how to help keep volunteers, children and youth safe! The Safety and Security team would like to remind all staff and volunteers working with children and youth that you must have safety training every 2 years. More tips to come next month.

Hosanna's Safety and Security document can be found here: http://bit.ly/1SxTBsT, or on

the Hosanna web site under "About Us".

All staff and volunteers working with children and youth must have Safety training every two years.

http://bit.ly/1SxTBsT

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Dear Members and Friends of Hosanna, We are so accustomed to hearing bad news which seems to fill the headlines and the airwaves. This, that attack, this scandal, that catastrophe—good news is scarce in this world of ours. Certainly ours is a time that may even be cynical and suspicious of “good news”. But the resounding proclamation of Easter Day is that all is well. It’s all

right. It’s all right! As Christians we say this not with easy, glib optimism as though evil did not exist in this world. We travel through Lent and the tragedy of Good Friday with its utter darkness. We are people who have faced the cross in all its obscenity as well as its glory. The great and good news of Easter morning is that in the end, God’s will, not ours is done! We have prayed repeatedly, “Thy will be done!” God fulfills our prayers in Jesus’ resurrection. Love is the victor. Death is not the end. In the end there is new life in Christ. Lent takes us from Ash Wednesday to the glorious victory of Jesus over those powers that are the antithesis of life. He lives and we live through him. Life is stranger than fiction. Existence has greater depths of beauty, mystery, and benediction than the wildest visionary ever dated to dream. Christ is risen! He is risen indeed. Alleluia! Yours in Christ, Pastor Bill Meiers

Pastoral Acts February 20, 2016—Funeral Worship for Shirley Crowe

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STAFF

Pastor Bill Meiers [email protected]

Nancy Wales [email protected]

Darcy Youngstrom [email protected]

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COUNCIL OFFICERS

Ray Ashworth, President [email protected]

Laurie Maidl, Pres. Elect [email protected]

Rachel Gray, Secretary [email protected]

COUNCIL ADVISORS

Alice Kub, Treasurer [email protected]

Paul Anderson, Financial Sec. [email protected]

COUNCIL ADVOCATES

Natalie Sand, Discipleship [email protected]

Ron Machacek, Fellowship [email protected]

Terri Ashworth, Outreach [email protected]

Les Fullem, Support [email protected]

Fred Lust, Worship [email protected]

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