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Page “To know Christ, and have others know Him!” April 2018 Messenger April 2018 Messenger Church News 2-3 Youth/Small Groups 4-5 NHCP 6 Together in Faith 7 Volunteers 8 Church Records 9 PPC Minutes insert Birthdays insert Calendar insert The Inside this issue: Rejoice • Renew • Reach Our Savior’s Shared Journey “April WHAT Day?” “Jesus Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!” April 1 is a pretty big day… it is my late Dad’s birthday! AND it is April Fool’s Day (much he suffered because of this!) Oh and this year? Resur- rection Day! Easter! Jesus Christ is risen! He is risen indeed; Alle….. (come to church that day we will finish that sentence; it is still Lent when I write this)! If you have been to Our Savior’s in Cloquet for Easter you know what a day what a celebration what a joy what fun what drama what music what power we share here that day. The Worship staff is planning another good one! It will be the start of quite a month at Our Saviors. Some more fun and joys as we have our 2 nd Annual meeting of the year, this one to focus on the “people” part of our ministry plans for the year(s) ahead. Then we get to have the 3 rd Annual Chili Cook-Off; who will take home the “bowl” this year (well, no one really, because we keep it here)? With the silent auc- tion and good food and good fun of the past years setting the format, this year promises to be another good event. But, there will be a sad day for Our Savior’s this month as we send Christina Kadelbach, our Youth/Small Groups Director-turned Seminary Student off to where ever she will be do- ing the Internship year of her training to be an ordained Minister of Word and Sacrament (she should hear where that will be in late March). We tried to keep her here, but the powers-that-be thwarted that effort on a number of levels (don’t get me started L). I know I speak for all of you: “I will miss her!” When you take April as a whole around here this year, even with the usually encouraging shift in the weather toward Spring and the return of more light to this northern world, it will be full of challenge. Change is hard, just about all the time. We will need the good leaders Christina has trained and the good leaders throughout our shared ministry to work and plan and pray and serve together to assure a solid future not only for Our Savior’s Youth and Small Groups ministry, but for the rest of our mission as well. We will have our work cut out for us, but I am confident in the lead- ing of the Holy Spirit, the witness of the Gospel and our shared dedication to our Mission: To know Christ and to have others know him. Here at the dawn of April, the details of that work are hazy, but the truth of the Cross and Resurrection can shape us. If that is our path, I am on that journey with you! Pastor Chris
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Page “To know Christ, and have others know Him!” April 2018 Messenger
April 2018
Messenger
Church News 2-3
Youth/Small Groups 4-5
NHCP 6
Together in Faith 7
Volunteers 8
Church Records 9
PPC Minutes insert
Birthdays insert
Calendar insert
The
Inside this issue:
Rejoice • Renew • Reach
Our Savior’s Shared Journey
“April WHAT Day?”
“Jesus Christ
is risen!
He is risen
indeed!”
April 1 is a pretty big day… it is my late Dad’s birthday! AND it is April
Fool’s Day (much he suffered because of this!) Oh and this year? Resur-
rection Day! Easter! Jesus Christ is risen! He is risen indeed; Alle….. (come
to church that day we will finish that sentence; it is still Lent when I write
this)!
If you have been to Our Savior’s in Cloquet for Easter you know what a
day what a celebration what a joy what fun what drama what music
what power we share here that day. The Worship staff is planning another
good one!
It will be the start of quite a month at Our Saviors. Some more fun and
joys as we have our 2nd Annual meeting of the year, this one to focus on
the “people” part of our ministry plans for the year(s) ahead. Then we get
to have the 3rd Annual Chili Cook-Off; who will take home the “bowl” this
year (well, no one really, because we keep it here)? With the silent auc-
tion and good food and good fun of the past years setting the format, this
year promises to be another good event. But, there will be a sad day for
Our Savior’s this month as we send Christina Kadelbach, our Youth/Small
Groups Director-turned Seminary Student off to where ever she will be do-
ing the Internship year of her training to be an ordained Minister of Word
and Sacrament (she should hear where that will be in late March). We
tried to keep her here, but the powers-that-be thwarted that effort on a
number of levels (don’t get me started L). I know I speak for all of you: “I
will miss her!”
When you take April as a whole around here this year, even with the
usually encouraging shift in the weather toward Spring and the return of
more light to this northern world, it will be full of challenge. Change is
hard, just about all the time. We will need the good leaders Christina has
trained and the good leaders throughout our shared ministry to work and
plan and pray and serve together to assure a solid future not only for Our
Savior’s Youth and Small Groups ministry, but for the rest of our mission as
well. We will have our work cut out for us, but I am confident in the lead-
ing of the Holy Spirit, the witness of the Gospel and our shared dedication
to our Mission: To know Christ and to have others know him.
Here at the dawn of April, the details of that work are hazy, but the
truth of the Cross and Resurrection can shape us.
If that is our path, I am on that journey with you!
Pastor Chris
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CHURCH NEWS
Wednesday Night Communion Learning Group Bread Baking –
6:30 PM
Maundy Thursday Prayer Path at Zion
10 AM-5 PM 7:00 PM Service at Our Savior’s
Good Friday
Prayer Path at Zion 10 AM-6 PM
Good Friday Service shared with Zion and Presbyterian Church
at Our Savior’s @ 7:00 PM
Easter Sunday Services 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00 AM
Easter Breakfast
Sunday, April 1st, 2018 8:30-10:30 am
Serving: Scrambled eggs, Breakfast Potatoes, Muffins, Scones, Rolls, Sausage Links
& Bacon, Fresh Fruit, Orange Juice, Milk, Coffee & Water
Cost: Free Will Donation goes to de-
fray costs of Church Youth Activities.
We are in need of sound board operators for second service. When four people are scheduled,
you only have to run it one Sunday a month. Please contact Dave Templeton. VLM News
Voyageurs Lutheran Ministry
..in God’s Great Northwoods!
Camp Hiawatha ~ Camp Vermilion
www.VLMcamps.org • [email protected] • 800-331-5148 • 218-666-5465 Camp Hiawatha, 36944 Camp Hiawatha Rd., Deer River, MN
Camp Vermilion, 2555 Vermilion Camp Rd., Cook, MN
Early Bird Discount for campers who register by April 10! Family Overnight Apr. 27-28 at Camp Hiawatha Hiawatha Work Day Apr. 28 at Camp Hiawatha YourStory Retreat III Apr. 27-29 at Camp Vermilion Family Overnight May 18-19 at Camp Vermilion Vermilion Work Day May 19 at Camp Vermilion It's officially March, and even though that groundhog might have seen his shadow last month, we are undaunted and on our way to summer! Are you signed up for camp yet? Our Early Bird Camper Discount is happening right now, through April 10th! Check out our info about Canoe Camp if you know a camper who loves to explore and likes to chart their own course. We just can't wait to get out on the lake!
Celebration for Christina
Christina Kadelbach’s last day as Our Savior’s
Youth Ministry and Small Group Coordinator will
be on Sunday April 29th. She will leave Our Sav-
ior’s to complete her final requirements for the
seminary on her path to becoming an ordained
pastor. She has been a valuable part of Our
Savior’s Ministry and has touched so many lives
in our church family and the community. Alt-
hough we are very sad to see her leave us, she
is following God’s call and we know she will be
an amazing pastor. So let’s celebrate what she
has achieved here and wish her well on her new
journey. The celebration will be held on Sunday
April 29th between services from 9:30 to 10:30 in
the Fellowship Hall. Coffee and treats will be
provided. We hope you all can join us.
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FOOD FOR 5 MEALS - $1.00 The first Sunday of the month is designated as Food Shelf Sunday. Just $1.00 can provide food for 5 meals through the program at 2nd Harvest Food Bank in Du-luth. The monetary gifts collected will help both 2nd Har-vest and Cloquet Salvation Army. This is a real bargain that every family can take part in. May we share our blessings with those in need. THANK YOU for your continued support. It's greatly ap-preciated.
Thank you, Katie & Jerry Nisula - Co-chairs March’s Contribution was $253.85
CHURCH NEWS
The WELCA Board meets on Tuesday, April 3rd at 9:30 am in the Kitchen.
Rebecca Circle meets on Tues., April 17th at 9:30 in
the Fireside Room. Hostesses are: Karen Dormanen, Linda Bush, and Diane Sorenson
Naomi Circle meets on Thurs., April 19th at 9:30 in the
Fireside Room. Hostesses are Jan Beberg and Katie Nisula
All women of Our Savior’s are invited to attend WELCA events.
Yogadevotion classes begin on March 29-May 24 at 4:30 in the Preschool at Our Savior’s Lutheran
Church and cost is $64. Yogadevotion is a practice of breath, prayer and movement led by trained yoga in-
structor Sandy Cedergren. Whether you are just begin-ning to explore the benefits of yoga or an experienced
yogi, you are welcomed to this community. Contact Sandy Hill at [email protected] to register for classes
or with questions.
OSLC THIRD ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF
Do you have an amaz-ing chili recipe that you are proud of? Are you up for a challenge? Are you just up for some fun? We are holding the third annual chili cook off at Our Savior’s on Sunday April 22nd at 5 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Bring one crock pot
of your amazing chili. All in attendance will judge the event. Someone will win their name on our beautiful carved bowl and bragging rights for a whole year! Sam Buytaert enjoyed the bragging rights this past year. Are you up for challenging him for the title? If so, please contact Jan Larson with questions and for details at [email protected] or 218-878-1281. If you don’t make chili but you like to eat chili and you like to spend an evening having fun so-cializing with others from church then just come and enjoy. We will all vote for our favorite recipe by putting a monetary donation in the chef’s cash box. The chef that has the most money at the end of the night wins the trophy! Our Savior’s WINS because all the money collected will go toward the Mission Appeal. You will also have the opportunity to bid on some silent auction items. You could come away with some pretty cool prizes! So come one, come all. You do not want to miss this fun event. Last year this event raised $2300. Let’s see if we can top that this year. This fundraising/social event is brought to you by the Stewardship and the Fel-lowship Teams.
REQUEST FOR SILENT AUCTION DONATIONS
Our third annual chili cook-off on April 22nd will include a silent auction. Each ministry team is asked to donate a basket for this auction. Do you have something you could contribute? Do-nations for this fun social event’s silent auction would be welcomed.
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Small Groups
Meets monthly to discuss various books of interest For both men and women
For more information please contact Jan Larson or Mary Krohn
Wednesday’s From 10am-11am
Meets in Triple Rooms 3-4-5 Read and discuss the upcoming
Biblical text for Sunday
This group is led by Pastor Chris
Please Come Join Us!
Thursday, April 12th & 26th Beginning at 9am
For more information please contact Carol Schlenvogt at 879-3675
Sewing Experience is NOT necessary there are non-sewing duties such as ironing,
tying and sorting material.
Prayer Path Located in Zion Lutheran’s Fellowship
Hall During Holy Week
Thursday, March 29th
10:00 am—5:00 pm
Friday, March 30th 10:00—6:00 pm
The Prayer Path is a Christ centered labyrinth experience. This experience is an exciting and creative tool that can draw us toward Jesus, as well as deepen
our faith. Often thought of as a unique worship experience that guides participants towards a deeply
personal encounter with our awesome God.
It is a symbolic journey of prayer, self– discovery and encountering God.
Unlike a traditional labyrinth the Prayer Path has only
one continuous path, strategically leading each participant through 11 stations that focus on important
aspects of spiritual life.
It is a place where we can get away from all the busyness of our lives and dedicate 1/2 hour, hour or 3 hours to prayer, contemplation of Scripture, and
personal spiritual commitment.
Questions contact Zion at 879-4647 or Our Savior’s at 879-1535
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Youth News
Easter Breakfast
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED
Sign up sheets for the Easter Breakfast are located in the Narthex. Please take time to look over the list and sign up
to donate a food item, provide a monetary donation or volunteer your time to work a shift. Your support and
help is greatly appreciated.
We look forward to serving you and seeing you and your loved ones at the Easter breakfast.
Thank You for your ongoing support of the
OSL Youth Program
Wednesdays After school -4:30pm Grades 6th– 7th & 8th
At Zion Lutheran 1000 Washington Ave. For youth in grades 6-8
Devotion, snacks, games, and service projects Friends welcome!
Contact Christina for more information 879-1535
High School Open Lunch For students in 11th and 12th Grade
and their friends Weekly lunch begins on
At Zion Lutheran’s Social Hall 1000 Washington Ave.
Friends Welcome No lunch on March 28
Time to spring clean and get organized
And donate your items to the...
Our Savior’s
RUMMAGE SALE Donation Drop Off Information:
Deliver your items to the church Items should be clean and gently used
We are NOT accepting… Car seats High Chairs Computers Televisions Pack and Plays Cribs Large Appliances (Stoves, Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers) Exercise Equipment
THANK YOU For your donations!
Proceeds benefit the Youth and adults attending the ELCA
National Youth Gathering
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Tuition Prices and Schedule for NHCP 2017-2018
Half-day options Tuesday and Thursday from 9-12pm; $80/month
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9-12pm; $110/month Monday-Friday from 9-12pm; $150/month
Full-day options
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9-3pm; $227/month Monday-Friday from 9-3pm; $345/month
New Horizons Christian Preschool
Happy Easter! Happy Spring!
We are arriving back from a week of Spring
break and are all excited about our next ad-
ventures.
In April, we will discover our big beautiful out-
doors. We will camp, do some spring training
and celebrate Earth Day. And of course visit
and sing for all our church friends.
Thank you to all for your support of our Pasta
for preschool Dinner. It was a great success.
Thera Wiersma
NHCP News
Greetings from the Preschool,
Romans 15:3 "May the God of hope fill you
with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so
that you may overflow with hope by the power
of the Holy Spirit."
We are excited for April and the thought of
spring! Thank you for helping to support our
"Pasta for Preschoolers" Spaghetti luncheon
and Silent Auction. In the May issue of the
Messenger, I will list all the businesses and
people that contributed to making it a great suc-
cess.
I am sad to report that the Shiny Paper re-
cycling program is shutting down. Verso is
no longer accepting Shiny Paper, so we can no
longer take your Shiny Paper. This has been a
wonderful fundraiser for our Preschool and I am
very sad to see it go. Thank you very much for
your support with this fundraiser over the years.
Please continue to save your Milk Moola caps,
this fundraiser is going strong!
Thank you for your continued prayers and sup-
port. We are so blessed!
In God's Hands, Angel Gamache
If Cloquet schools are closed or have a 2 hour late start, New Horizons’ Christian Preschool
is closed for the day.
Fund Raiser for the Church Yoga Devotional is offering us a fantastic
opportunity to raise some money for our
Church. In May, Barnes and Noble is
sponsoring a book signing for the creator of
Yoga Devotional's new book. Each Church
that sponsors a yoga class will be given a
code. This code would be for our church
alone. Every purchase that is made through-
out the store that day and the purchaser
shows our code; we will receive a percentage
of the sales. What a great time to get your
summer reads and support the church. I will
be posting the code as soon as I get it. Watch
the bulletins and next month’s Messenger.
Thera Wiersma
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Wednesday Night Sunday school during Lent Thank you for everyone that participated in Wednesday night Sunday school during lent. It was so much fun to have so many people learning about prayer!
Day Camp Save the dates! August 5-10
Day camp will be combined again with Zion this summer. We are in need of two leaders for a successful day camp.
First, we are looking for someone to be the Our Savior’s Coordinator. This person will help with registrations from Our Saviors and communications with Zion. It would be great if this person is available to be at Day Camp August 5-10.
Also, we are looking for someone to run the pre-school portion of Day Camp. We have lots of helpers ready for the preschoolers but need one adult to lead. Curriculum is provided!
Congrats Congratulations to all the kids participating in the training and receiving their First Communion.
Grant Arro Elinah Danger Nathan Hamilton Carter Lust Aiden Tingum Nyah Yurek Kai Yurek
Together in Faith Sunday school We will not be meeting on Sunday mornings between services in April and May. Please watch for other events
to be announced during that time.
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DEATHS Helen Nelson
Feb. 28, 2018 Dennis Sorenson
March 2, 2018
Volunteers for April
Sound Board Operators: 1st 8:00 Mary Krohn 9:30 11:00 Dave Templeton 8th 8:30 Randy Schmidt 1045 Dave Templeton 15th 8:30 Arlin Debele 1045 Ethan Matzdorf 22nd 8:30 Chris Robinson 1045 Mary Krohn 29th 8:30 Mary Krohn 1045 Dave Templeton Readers: 1st 8:00 Kathy Rye 9:30 Carrie Rue 11:00 Marty Rye 8th 8:30 Mary Krohn 1045 Duane Buytaert 15th 8:30 Carrie Rye 1045 Josh Bailey 22nd 8:30 Rich Krikava 1045 Corrine Campbell 29th 8:30 Bryan Kazmierczak 1045 Ron Hanson Ushers: 1st 8:00 Jim Boyd 9:30 Jim Boyd 11:00 Jim Boyd, Joe & Suzette Randall 8th 8:30 Jim Boyd 1045 Shawn & Carrie Crowser 15th 8:30 Jim Boyd 1045 Bill & Carol Schlenvogt 22nd 8:30 Jim Boyd 1045 Keith & Shannon Matzdorf 29th 8:30 Jim Boyd 1045 Keith & Shannon Matzdorf Coffee Servers: Please sign up on the sheet in Narthex.
Greeters: 1st 8:00 Rose Liimatainen, Julie Lyytinen 9:30 Al & Jen Behrens 11:00 Matzdorf Family 8th 8:30 Dave & Julie Beal 1045 Matzdorf Family 15th 8:30 Rose Liimatainen, Julie Lyytinen 1045 Elwood Family 22nd 8:30 1045 Joe & Suzette Randall 29th 8:30 Roy & Linda Ober 1045 Bruce & Doreen Anderson Communion Servers (Deacons): 1st 8:00 Dave & Deb Templeton, Kathy Rye 9:30 Roy O, Linda B, Katie S, Carrie R, Sherri W, Rob M, Marty R, Shawn C, Kathy R 11:00 Duane B, Curt N, Kathy N, Chris R, Jen R, Bruce S, Ron S, Bill S 8th 8:30 Linda Holmstrand, Sheri Waller, Bruce Spetz 1045 Duane Buytaert, Katie Bailey, Linda Bush 15th 8:30 Roy Ober, Katie Saletel, Jim Boyd 1045 Deb & Dave Templeton, Shawn Crowser 22nd 8:30 Kathy & Marty Rye, Rob Macaulay 1045 Denise Mykkanen, Curt Nelson, Dennis Painter 29th 8:30 Yvonne Bastien, Rich & Shannon Krikava 1045 Irene Rudnicki, Bill & Carol Schlenvogt Acolytes: 1st 8:00 Kelsey & Kirsten Rye 9:30 11:00 Travis Nelson, Joe & Nate Robinson 8th 8:30 Emerson & Easton Harker 1045 Sam Buytaert, Sam Bailey 15th 8:30 Nate & Joe Robinson 1045 Connor & Laura Hecht, Stephanie Connor 22nd 8:30 Emerson & Easton Harker 1045 Brooklyn Osvold & Harper Carlson 29th 8:30 Nate & Joe Robinson 1045 Aiden Tingum & Nathan Hamilton Altar Guild 1st Sherri Waller 8th Sherri Waller 15th Linda Boyd 22nd Rob Macaulay 29th Sherri Waller
Thank you for volunteering to read at our services. To keep it simple we have decided to put the list of readers out every three months with your name already on the list. We will post the list and have readers printed in the newsletter and bulletin. If you can-not read on the Sunday you are assigned, please call someone else on the list to read for you. Thank you for your time and service.
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Deacons
Thank you very much for making the baptism blan-ket for Kaylee!
Sincerely,
Nicole McCorison & Kaylee Dobberschutz
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Feb
2018
Feb
2017
Feb
YTD 2018
Feb
YTD
2017
Regular Offerings
19,251 19,187 39,770 41,225
Other Income
1942 263 4388 6432
Total Income
21,193 19,450 44,158 47,657
Expenses 25,150 23,779 52,546 49,685
Church Records
Date Attendance Offering Offering Needed
Feb 18 58/74 3733 4750
Feb 25 64/82 3118 4750
Mar 4 69/83 7234 5500
Mar 11
55/71
3157
5500
17,242 20,500
Gifts and Memorials: Carol Lyle, to Handbell Choir Jennifer Krohn, to Haiti Mission Nancy Peyton, in memory of Denny Sorenson, to
Haiti Mission, Dominican Fund, and Gloria Sauck Ministry
Joe Peterson, in memory of Billy Graham, to NHCP Linda Way, to AED Fund Elmer & Karen Splett, in memory of Sandy Hill’s sis-
ter in law, Leilani, to Voyagers Lutheran Ministry Dale & JoAnne Pearson and Mary Krohn to Easter
Breakfast Mary Krohn, Dale & JoAnne Pearson, Phil & Nancy
Maunu, and Liz Brenner, to Food Shelf In memory of Dennis Sorenson, to Gift & Memori-
als: Jim & Linda Boyd, Joe Peterson, Carol Fergu-son
Steve Korby & Jan Salo-Korby, in memory of Den-nis Sorenson, to Jeff Anderson and Gloria Sauck Ministries
Dennis & Florence Nelson, in memory of Dennis Sorenson, to Music Ministry
Bruce & Susan Spetz, in memory of Dennis Sorenson, to NHCP
Ed & Pat Luck, in memory of Dennis Sorenson, to Roof Fund
Carol Ferguson, in memory of Jeannette Ferguson to Gift and Memorials
Sunday Readings for April
1st Lesson 2nd Lesson Psalm Gospel Lesson
1st Acts 10:34-43 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 Psalm 118:1-2,14-24 Mark 16:1-8
8th Acts 4:32-35 1 John 1:1-2:2 Psalm 133 John 20:19-31
15th Acts 3:12-19 1 John 3:1-7 Psalm 4 Luke 24:36b-48
22nd Acts 4:5-12 1 John 3:16-24 Psalm 23 John 10:11-18
29th Acts 8:26-40 1 John 4:7-21 Psalm 22:25-31 John 15:1-8 The Sunday Service May or May Not Be Using All Of These Texts.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Second Harvest Food Distribution
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church 3rd Thursday of Every Month
from 10:00am-Noon Come help us REACH out
to our community. Contact Krista Barber
[email protected] or 218-481-3765 to be added
to the volunteer list
March Radio Broadcast Sponsors: Betty Lavan, in honor of Gene’s 96th Birthday on February 24th In honor of Stephanie Jutila Seltz on the 40th
Anniversary of her Baptism Betty Melin, in memory of: husband, Douglas;
granddaughter Melina; grandson, Beau; and sister, Deanna.
Linda Eastgate, in honor of Donna Larsen for bringing me to my Dental Appointments.
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Please remember to call the office if you would like to schedule a meeting in the church so we may put it in the church calendar. Thank you.
Radio Broadcast Sponsorship
The calendar for the 2018 radio broadcast sponsorship is up near the Fireside room. When signing up for a date, remember to pay the office. The rate for a sponsorship is $52.50. In order to keep this service, we need more spon-sors. Thank you!
SIMPLY GIVING For those of you who use Simply Giving for your offering, there are pink cards available in the pews for you to use. How it works: To show your sup-port of using Simply Giving, place the card in the offering plate. It’s that easy. This gives other members a visual and reminder of the Simply Giving program. If you are not enrolled in Simply Giving, and would like to be, there are forms in the office, in the Narthex, and on our Church website. www.oursaviorscloquet.org
This is our 68th year of radio broadcasts on
WKLK!!
OUR SAVIORS CUPS FOR SALE Cups with the new Our Saviors logo are available for sale for $10 in the Fair Trade Store. Some have told us
that $10 is a bit expensive; however, the cups cost almost $6 to make, and this is a fundraiser.
Thank you to all who purchase cups! The Evangelism Team
Are you interested in receiving the Messenger via email and not the postal service?
Call Connie in the office at 879-1535 and give her your preferred email address. This option saves Our Savior’s
paper, printing, and postage costs!
Please contact the church office when you or a loved one are hospitalized or when a death occurs so we can support and care for you or your loved one.
Seminary support for Christina Some have asked how to financially support Christina in
her studies at the seminary. The church has a designated ac-count set up for this. A donation can be made to Our Savior’s
with a note on the memo line or on the envelope requesting that it go to Christina’s seminary expenses. Your support
will be greatly appreciated.
If you do not wish to use the regular coffee cups when serving coffee, there are paper
cups in the metal cabinet in the kitchen. Be Kind To The Environment.
Prayer Chain Please call the Church office with
your prayer chain requests.
office matters
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Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
615 12th Street
Cloquet, MN 55720-2321
www.oursaviorscloquet.org
Office: (218) 879-1535
Pastor: Pastor Chris Hill (ext 11)
(320)279-2374
Youth Director & Small Group Coordinator:
Christina Kadelbach (ext. 12)
(218)213-6731
Visitation Pastor: Pastor Karen Linné
karen.linné@oursaviorscloquet.org
Administrative Assistant: Connie Reinke (ext. 10)
Bookkeeper: Bruce Larson
Sr. Choir / Praise & Worship: Ryan Hanson, Director
Church Website: Administrative Assistant
New Horizons Christian School:
Director: Angel Gamache (ext. 19)
Teacher: Thera Wiersma
Church office hours:
Monday: 8-3
Tuesday: 8-3
Wednesday: 8-3
Thursday: 8-3
Friday: 8-12
Sunday Worship Times:
Traditional Sunday Service . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am
Together in Faith Sunday School . . . . . . . 9:30 am
Contemporary Sunday Service . . . . . . . 10:45 am
No Wednesday Night Services
W e ’ r e o n the w e b!
w w w . o u r s a v i o r s c l o q u e t . o r g
Please keep in your thoughts and prayers for our
members of our congregation currently serving in
the military. Please contact the Church office for
any other members we may have missed or if any
of these names should be taken off.
Skylar Scheer Alex Lingren
Dane Kiehn Tim Schlenvogt
Erika Blesner Chris Vanderpool
Please remember the following members of
our church throughout the year:
Bayshore
Vicki Diver
Edgewood Vista
Pat Meisner
Evergreen Cottages
Becky Eknes
John Manisto
Evergreen Knoll
Joyce Fuller
Charlene Hagen
Evelyn Buddish
Larson Commons
Audrine Johnson
Plainview-Esko
Donna Redding
Inter-Faith Care Center Alice Toone Russ McKibbon Eleanor Jania Ricard Puumala Art Johnson Bud Angell Plainview-Scanlon Arlene Anderson Maxeen Burns Connie Hopp Sunnyside Health Care Anita Fountain Elaine Huliares Suncrest Janith Wadman
The Radio Broadcast is broadcast on WKLK 1230 AM at 10:30 AM on Sundays.
The Cat 7 Broadcast is every Sunday at 3:30pm & Wednesday at 3:30pm
https://www.facebook.com/oursaviorscloquet
The Messenger Schedule: Deadline for submitting
articles is the 15th of the month. Articles submitted
after deadline will be published in the next issue.
If possible, e-mail your articles to:
May 2018 news deadline: April 15 by noon. Dead-
line for articles for Sunday bulletins is Wednesday
by 9:00 am. Thank you for your cooperation and
understanding.
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