September 2015

“AND JESUS SAID…” We have chosen a theme for the congregation and its

ministry for the next year, September 1, 2015 to September 1, 2016.

The theme is: And Jesus Said…”

The 4 Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke & John) tell us about the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Savior and Lord. The 4 gospels also tell us of the struggle that Jesus had continually with the devil, the world and our sinful flesh. It tells the story of his miracles, the parables he told, the healings, and confrontations with religious leaders.

If you want to study the Life of Jesus and want to read about his birth look in the beginning of the gospels - for his death and resurrection, look in the end of each of the gospels. His ministry in Galilee and Judea is then shared with us in the middle chapters of the Gospels.

The Book of Acts and the remainder of the New Testament was written down by the disciples and apostles not only to tell us what Jesus did for you and me, but also it gives us helpful advice on how to exist in this world until the Lord chooses to take us into eternity.

We thought it fitting for us to consider during this year a theme that would enable each organization, board & committee to build and explore ways to share the life of Jesus with these words:

“And Jesus Said…”

Let me share a few verses of what Matthew’s Gospel says about:

Jesus Birth ..................................... Matthew 3:13-17

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Mission Statement “We at Peace Lutheran Church are

developing passionate disciples of Jesus Christ by worshipping the Triune God, gathering together in community and ministering to the needs of others.”

—————————————— Worship Service Times Sun., Worship at 9:15AM

Sun. Education Hour at 10:30AM Nursery Available

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Staff Interim Pastor: Dan Matasovsky

Organist & Director of Music: Leah Galaudet

Peace Choir and Hand Bell Director: Dr. John Moir

Director of Peace Praise Singers: Julia Fahey

Interim Youth Director: Katrina Schmidt

Resource Coordinator: Jacalyn Schulze

Office Administrator: Annette Flaig

Webmaster: Stephanie Hofhenke

Daycare Director: Rachel Kraus

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His Baptism ................................. Matthew 33:13-17

His Temptation .............................. Matthew 4:1—11

Storm Stilled ....................................... Matthew 8:23

Transfiguration ................................. Matthew 17:1-8

Walking/Water ............................. Matthew 14:25ff*

Last Supper .................................. Matthew 26:17-26

Arrest ............................................. Matthew 26: 36ff

Crucified ....................................... Matthew 27:32ff

Resurrection ..................................... Matthew 28:1ff

Many Miracles ......................................... Chapters 8

Many Parables ........................................ Chapters 13

Healing Blind ................................. Matthew 8:22-26

Demonic Removed ......................... Matthew 17:14ff

In Galilee ................................... Matthew 4:12-18:35

Peter’s Confession ............................ Matthew 16:13

In Jerusalem ............................... Matthew Ch. 21-25

Trial ................................................ Matthew 27:11ff

Buried ............................................. Matthew 27:57ff

Marching Orders ............................... Matthew 28:16

I have shared with you some of what the Bible said about Jesus in the Book of Matthew. The other Gospels are filled with information about the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

He died and rose for you and me! This is our great Savior! Our prayer for this year is that you will take the time daily to feast on the Word of God. It is a matter of life and death!

Keep your love for the Lord strong so that you might be of greater assistance to others in and out side of the faith.

We are called to be HIS SERVANTS, IN HIS KINGDOM, THROUGH THE CHURCH.

Pastor Dan

*ff in scripture identification means “and following”

(Pastor’s article continued from page 1)

Perkins Donate Cookies Thank you to the Crystal Perkins for their gen-erous donation of 75 cookies to Sunday morning fellowship time on the first Sunday of the month. Remember to bring this Newsletter article with you next visit for 20% off your entire bill.

Lunch after Church Anyone? If you are interested in going out for lunch as a Peace group on Sunday, September 13th, we will be dining at Culver’s, 6175 Quinwood Lane North, Plymouth (just East of 494 off of Bass Lake Road). The Peace Youth will be serving lunch at Culvers that Sunday as part of a fundraiser to attend the 2016 National Youth Gathering in New Orleans. This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy lunch and support the Youth. We meet for lunch as a group on the 2nd Sunday of each month. Please contact Vicky Frank (#763/535-1818) if you have any questions.

Volunteer Opportunity

with NEAR Foodshelf NEAR FOOD SHELF is in need of retired men in good shape as volunteers. We have lost 6 men vol-unteers over the summer. We need men that can commit to one day a week in the mornings.

If you can help, please call Jan Monroe at 952-261-6828.

We are desperate for men volunteers that are in good physical shape. This involves some lifting and transporting food.

We could use someone that likes to clean. We have a Tenant Machine that we would like to teach you to handle.

This is the Lords work and we NEED YOU. Thanks, Jan Monroe Volunteer Co-ordinator

With great pleasure we announce our Personnel Committee has selected Dr. John S. Moir as our Choir Director.

In addition to excellent references, Dr. Moir comes to us with a broad and exacting résumé containing a most impressive accounting of learn-ing, teaching, performing and conducting.

Dr. Moir earned his Bachelor’s in Music from the United States International University, San Die-go, CA; a Master’s from the prestigious Eastman School of Music, Rochester, NY; another Mas-ter’s in Music Education from Silver Lake Col-lege, Manitowaoc, WI; and his Doctorate from Shenandoah University, Winchester, VA.

His musical experience in planning, performing and conducting is vast, covering all of the musical genres from the Popular, e.g., “What shall we do with a drunken sailor?”: Spirituals “Soon and very soon”; Musical Theater, Gilbert and Sulli-van’s “HMS Pinafore”; an entire liturgical reper-toire from the Medieval through Contemporary Chorales; Oratorios, “Messiah”; into the world of the Opera.

In addition he has engaged himself in numerous workshops and continuing-training seminars. Dr. Moir lives in Eden Prairie with his wife Sandra and their two children, Brendan and Diana.

We have noted the decreasing number of our Sen-ior and Bell Choir participants but rest assured in that Dr. Moir has taken responsibility of church choirs having as few as five members, each choir experiencing a decided growth under his tutelage.

It is Dr. Moir’s philosophy and methodology of not only leading, but teaching, understanding “…each singer as a potential soloist, encouraging their individual vocal development and innate musicianship.” It is his belief that a church’s mu-sic also serves as an outreach tool to the commu-nity.

As a related but invaluable tool, he brings with him expertise relating to vocal health and peda-gogy, learned under the well-known Dr. Clifton

Ware, then head of the Vocology Center, a joint venture in vocal health and education between the Univ. of Minnesota Medical School, Laryngology Department, and the University’s School of Music.

A personal note: It is a wonderful experience in any venture to be a part of a whole, accomplishing something we by ourselves cannot.

This is first and foremost true in singing and play-ing. After many enjoyable and rewarding years of singing in the choir, I regrettably had to retire, my voice and its breathing having been effected by two bouts with pneumonia, the loss of range and the development of an old man’s uncontrollable vibrato such as that exhibited by the late George Burns.

However, I encourage the many I have heard in congregational singing to take this opportunity to enjoy and not only enhance and give greater mean-ing to the congregation’s worship, but also one’s own.

Join! Give it a try, learning from an authority what yet-latent talents lie undiscovered or unrevealed.

-- Jerry Benson

From Dale Behrens

I want to thank my Peace family for your support and prayers during m father’s illness and passing. They were very much appreciated.

Dale

We Welcome Our New Choir Director Dr. John Moir

Celebrating You!

Starting in September, we will be celebrating the birth-days of our members on the first Sunday of each month.

We will dine on cookies donated by Perkins, and birthday cake. As we list members’ birthdays, we will not inten-

tionally omit anyone, but if you are celebrating your birthday and your name is missing from our list, then

your membership record should be updated. Please con-tact the office to update your membership record so that

we can celebrate your special day!

Celebrating the September Birthdays! You are invited to join us after Worship on the first Sunday of the month for cookies provided by Perkins, and birthday cake to celebrate the following Peace members’ September birthdays:

Gerald Arndt .........................September 2nd

Mark Hervey ........................ September 3rd

Joe Haefs .............................. September 6th

Megan Haefs ........................ September 6th

Scott Daly ............................. September 7th

Sherri Tomperi ..................... September 7th

Joan Ridgley ......................... September 8th

Karen Kilker ....................... September 10th

Bonnie Lindgren ................. September 10th

Gladys Wheaton ................. September 12th

Patsy Johnson ..................... September 14th

Katie Schwalbe ................... September 14th

Pat Siedlecki ....................... September 14th

Peggy Nemitz ..................... September 15th

Lisa Doolittle ...................... September 16th

Lucy Dreher ....................... September 16th

megan Larson ..................... September 17th

Merrilee Johnson ................ September 20th

Jonah Kilker ....................... September 21st

Jennifer Crandall ................September 22nd

Matthew Crandall .............. September 22nd

Abigail Niederloh .............. September 22nd

Donna Trebesch ................ September 22nd

Otto Walter ........................ September 22nd

Alex Charlton ..................... September 23rd

Ra'Mone Shelton ................ September 23rd

Jim Wawrzyniak ................. September 23rd

Lucas Fahey ....................... September 24th

Dan Schueller ..................... September 24th

Robin Ehlers ....................... September 25th

Dawn Anderson .................. September 26th

Nils Ho Shue ...................... September 26th

Annie Pitschka ................... September 26th

Betty Werner ...................... September 26th

Amanda Lemberg ............... September 27th

Cambria Schmidt ................ September 27th

Gina Tonn ........................... September 27th

Margo Burk ........................ September 29th

Gordon Sjaaheim ................ September 29th

Rose Spaulding ................... September 30th

NOTE

Again, we apologize if you are celebrating your birthday this month, and your name is not on our list. Please contact the office to update your membership record so that we can celebrate your spe-cial day with you next year!

SERVING IN SEPTEMBER

Communion Preparers

13 Connie Johnson 27 Bill Lindig

Van Drivers 06 Bill Niederloh 13 Bob Wadsworth 20 Bob Frank 27 Gary Schmidt

Greeters TBD

Lectors & Communion Assistants 06 Bill Lindig 13 Steve Galaudet 20 Heidi Spotts 27 Mary Lou Gorres & Tom Flaig

Children’s Message 06 Tom O’Neill 13 Katrina Schmidt 20 Pastor Dan 27 Pastor Dan

Welcome Center Hosts 06 Lois Brue 13 Mary Lou Gorres 20 Tamara Foley 27 Mark Johnson

Ushers 06 Team 1: L. Tomperi, D. Hauschildt,

C. Nelson, R. Vomhof, W. Mohr 13 Team 2. D. Minke, T. Flaig, J. Reiter III, J. Reiter Jr, W. Mohr 20 Team 3: S. Van Tassel, G. Schmidt, K. Schmidt, A. Wrayee, W. Mohr 27 Team 4: D. Spotts, J. Zimmermann,

G. Johnson, N. Allshouse, W. Mohr Nursery Attendants 9:15AM 06 Stacy Haaland, Tamara Foley 13 TBD 20 TBD 27 TBD

Worship Video Record 06 Molly Mills 13 Johnny Reiter 20 Kyle Johnson 27 Nick Allshouse

Fellowship Time Hosts: 06 Vicky Frank 13 TBD 20 Jim Wawrzyniak 27 TBD Acolytes 06 TBD 13 TBD 20 TBD 27 TBD

Peace Financial and Attendance Statistics for

the last 4 weeks

General Fund Weekly Needs Budget:$5,133

Actual Giving Totals: 07.19: $3830.13

07.26: $4315 08.02: $3110.75 08.09: $3718.25

Missions Weekly Budget: $403

Actual Giving Totals: 07.19: $366.50 07.26: $295.50 08.02: $129.50 08.09: $334.50

Attendance: 07.19: 95 07.26: 95 08.02: 90 08.09: 97

Peace’s general fund (this fund pays the monthly bills) is at present operating with

a substantial cash deficit.

Thrivent Choice Deposits: For the month of July. $206

Total for 2015: $2,517 Total since Dec. 2010: $22,889

Prayer Shawl Ministry Prayer Shawl Ministry will resume Thurs. Sept. 17th, 10am, parish center.

We extend a welcome to all knitters & crocheters. We meet the 3rd Thursday each month in the par-ish center at 10am starting up in September. Please consider joining us. Any questions contact Lois Brue 763-504-2501 or Mary Lou Gorres 763-560-4875. If you know of someone who would like a prayer shawl please contact either Lois or Mary Lou at the numbers listed above.

Prayer Shawls are available to bring to a friend or loved one. Please check with Annette in the Parish Center during the hours 9:30AM to 1:00PM Tues-day through Friday. Be sure to record in the regis-try book provided. Thank you.

Attention Quilters

The first quilting get-together and meeting of the 2015-2016 year will be on Monday, September 21st from 1 to 4 pm in the Chapel basement. We will have a brief meeting, with treats and beverag-es, to discuss goals for the upcoming year and to celebrate accomplishments from last year.

The Peace Quilters are always looking for people to join the group. We will teach you quilting basics as we progress through the year.

The Peace Quilters generally meet the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month from 1 to 4 in the Chapel basement. (Ring the doorbell at the lower parking lot door, because of security for the Children of Peace Day Care. Someone one will open the door for you. Then walk quietly through the fellowship Hall to the Chapel Basement.

Just as a reminder, there will be no quilting on Monday, September 7 because of Labor Day.

Come ready to tie quilts on Monday, September 21st from 1 to 4 pm. All materials provided. If you have any questions, contact Mary Fisher at 612-522-8044.

Kay Herrmann

Rally Day - September 13th

Sunday School for the 2015-2016 school year be-gins again on Sunday, September 13th. All ages are invited to the Rally Day Event during Educa-tion Hour! We will have activities, competitions, and be able to meet the Sunday School teachers!

Sunday School Website There is a new Sunday School website for parents at http://peacelutheranchurch.wix.com/sundayschool . You can also find the link on the Peace website. The website will be have infor-mation about events, teachers, curriculum, and more!

A Little Parish Humor A new pastor was visiting in the homes of his pa-rishioners. At one house it seemed obvious that someone was at home, but no answer came to his repeated knocks at the door. Therefore, he took out a business card and wrote 'Revelation 3:20' on the back of it and stuck it in the door. When the offering was processed the following Sunday, he found that his card had been returned. Added to it was this cryptic message, 'Genesis 3:10 Reaching for his Bible to check out the citation, he broke up in gales of laughter. Revelation 3:20 be-gins 'Behold, I stand at the door and knock.' Gene-sis 3:10 reads, 'I heard your voice in the garden and I was afraid for I was naked.'

September Music Ministry Minute

Welcome back, musicians! We are excited to start the new musi-cal season.

This has been a season of change for many of us. We wished Jason a fond farewell and many thanks for a job well done in May and began the search for our new choir/bell director soon after.

We welcome Dr. John Moir as our new addition to the Music Ministry team her at Peace.

Dr. John Moir has been involved with singing since High School, and started conducting Church Choirs while an undergraduate. With Master’s and Doctor-al degrees in voice and conducting, Dr. Moir has taught at the University of Minnesota - Duluth, Sy-racuse University, University of Northwestern, and currently is Professor of Voice and Music Ed. at Crown College.

He also teaches voice near Minnetonka High School, at his private studio.

John and his family are all singers. They just re-turned from the MacPhail Sonomento Choir’s award-winning tour of Germany, and the Interna-tional Brahms Festival/Competition. They jokingly have been referred to as the ‘von Moir Family Singers,’ but all of the Moirs started singing in Children’s choirs at their respective churches, and have never stopped since. Dr. Moir and his family are happy to join Peace’s Music Ministry, and he hopes that we can make music a more vibrant part of the congregation’s worship of God.

The fall schedule that will help us to achieve our spiritual calling is as follows:

Peace Praise Singers-Julia Fahey, Director: Wednesdays, 6:00pm beginning September 16th

Handbell Choir-John Moir, Director: Wednesdays, 7:00pm beginning September 9th

Peace Choir-John Moir, Director: Wednesdays, 7:30pm beginning September 9th

Children’s Chimes, Leah Galaudet, Director: 1st Wednesday of month, 5:30pm beginning,

October 7st

Alpha and Omega Strings/Woodwinds: As needed.

If anyone would like to have their child play in the Children’s Chimes this year , please let me know. Generally, we rehearse the first Wednes-day of every month at 5:30pm starting in October. The chimes will play the Ringing of the Bells at the 9:15am service on the Sunday following the rehearsal. Chimes are open to all young musi-cians interested in trying something unique.

If anyone has any other instrumental talent to be shared, please let me know, and I will find a place or group for you to join. Remember to watch fu-ture newsletters and check out the church website for specialty groups.

I am looking forward to a fresh new season!

Have a blessed fall!

Leah Galaudet

763-218-1626

leah@atpeace.org Director of Music

The first Library Book Discussion Group will meet five times during the months of October through December on the second and fourth Sun-days of each month to share our thoughts and reac-tions to a scheduled section of the story (see be-low). And a bit of a wild ride it will be! Spies, con-niving partnerships, terrorism and its violence, cherished friendships and a different perspective on God's interaction in our lives...all included. I will be honest with you in saying that some may find the writing a bit difficult to get into during the first chapters. Set in the 1980's Cold War chaos amidst its fears and uncertainties, the Roman Cath-olic church hierarchy and a collection of world leaders of every ilk, the words and phrases may not be readily understood. I assure you it is "worth the work". Each reader will find sections preferred to skim over lightly while others are worthy of deep pondering and introspection. Even though the scenario in some ways is quite outdated, it is like-wise surprising to find it quite current - not neces-sarily a positive connection! "The characters were very intricately written and the relationships and/or encounters between them so real and full of meaning. There were powerful struggles with faith and doubt in terms of human to human relationships, individual to institution relationships and human to divine. Each character represented a diverse and interesting reaction to the inevitability of the end of the world that had me really questioning what I would do in their shoes. (How DO you plan for the end of the world!?)." [Kari's review in part, from good-news.com]

I am able to purchase paperback copies through Amazon for $10.75 + tax; they are available via e-books or public libraries. I suspect used book stores will also have copies to purchase.

Reading Schedule October 11th - chapters 1-4, pages 1-96 (Book I) / October 25th - chapters 5 - 7, pages 97-189 November 8 - chapters 8-10, pages 191-275 (Book II) / November 22 - chapters 11-12, 277-335 December 13th - chapters 13-14 and Epilogue (Book III), pages 337-392 Jacki Schulze, Resource Coordinator .

The Clowns of God - Morris West

Book Two of the Vatican Trilogy

"What would happen, if the members of the Roman Curia discovered that the Pope was about to publicly state that he had received a private revelation that the world was about to end? Pope Gregory XVII claims to have received a private revelation of the end of the world - an apocalypse coming not in some distant future but at any moment. Is he a madman, as his cardinals suspect, a mystic, or a fanatic grasping for an unholy power?

PEACE YOUTH

2015-2016 Youth Committee The committee members for this year are Molly Mills, Johnny Reiter, Haiden Spotts, and Brynn Zimmerman. If you have any ideas for Youth Events, let one of them know!

SkyZone and Cherry Berry Saturday, Sept., 12th Jump on over to SkyZone and frozen yogurt after! Join the Youth Group on Saturday, September 12th from 1pm-4pm for jumping and frozen des-sert. Don't forget to invite all your friends! Cost is $15 for 1 hour of jumping and froyo. Let Katrina know if you can attend by Wednesday, September 9th.

Upcoming Youth Events We will have a monthly Youth Event and possibil-ities include a Movie Night, Clue, Speed Switch Game Night, Parent's Night Out, The Amazing Race, Milkshake Mayhem, Kidnapped Gnomes, Bigger and Better Hunt, Trunk or Treat Group Costume, Duct Tape Fest, Movie Competitions, Feed My Starving Children, and more! Check your mail and the website http://peacelutheranchurch.wix.com/youthgroup for in-formation each month.

7th-12th Grade Bible Study Starting In September Sundays at 10:30AM in the Youth Room Join us every Sunday as we grow in God’s Word and other activities. We want you to be a part of the conversations about God at work in Scripture and today!

Hello from Children of Peace: It’s hard to believe that summer of 2015 is almost over. It was a busy and exciting summer at the daycare center. The children participated in sprinkler day, bike day and, even a live pup-pet show! We are getting ready for back to school time in just a few short weeks. Thank You, to Diane Mills, for making Va-cation Bible School a success. Thank You to all of the volunteers who generously donated their time and talents. We appreciate you! It was so much fun to watch the children learn about Jesus in meaningful and interactive ways. Thank You to all of you that donated snack supplies and other supplies to the daycare. Your gifts are a great help to us. In His Service,

Rachel Kraus

Children of Peace Day Care & Preschool

National Youth Gather-

ing Fundraisers

Fundraising for the National Youth Gathering will be starting again in September.

Keep your eyes open for more information soon!

♦ WHAT IS THE NATIONAL YOUTH GATH-ERING? Held every 3 years since 1980, the LCMS Youth Gathering provides thousands of youth and adults the opportunity to come together as a community of God’s people to learn more about Jesus Christ, the Chris-tian faith, and their Lutheran identity. Youth spend time together in God’s word, worship, service, and fellowship with others.

♦ HOW DO WE PAY FOR IT? The funds for the youth and chaperones to attend are raised entirely through various fundraisers.

♦ WHEN IS IT? The upcoming National Youth Gathering “In Christ Alone” will take place July 16-20, 2016 in New Orleans.

♦ HOW CAN YOU HELP? You can help raise the funds for each person to attend by partici-pating in our fundraisers as well as praying for our youth and families as they raise the necessary funds and prepare for the NYG.

♦ WHO IS ATTENDING? Cynthia Odens, Haiden Spotts, Brynn Zimmerman, Izzy Ga-laudet, Kyle Johnson, Gabe Allen, and possi-bly more.

♦ HAVE A QUESTION OR WANT TO HELP? Talk with Katrina Schmidt (Interim Youth Director).

Peace Praise Singers JOIN NOW!

If you like to sing with other kids – please join our choir! We would LOVE to have you participate with us. Our first rehearsal is on Wednesday, September 16th. We will meet in the sanctuary. You can even bring your parents that day! We are going to have a GREAT year together making beautiful music and sharing God’s mes-sage with everyone. I am excited to teach you many wonderful songs this season that will include different languages and styles. Every person in this choir is special and together we will make a team of singers that will sing harmony, develop listening skills, make new friends and find joy in singing together as a team. Anyone can join our singing team if you are in second grade through eighth grade. If you have any questions, Please feel free to contact me at juliafahey@msn.com. Cheers, Julia Fahey PPS Director

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September 2015

Help us kick off the year by coming out and en-joying lunch at Culver's in Plymouth (6175 Quinwood Ln N, Plymouth) on Rally Sunday, September 13th from 11-3 to support the youth attending the National Youth Gathering next summer. The youth will be delivering food & clearing tables and will earn a portion of all proceeds during this time frame, so you don't need a fly-er or ticket for them to get credit - just head over and have a meal : ) Thanks so much for your continued support!

Youth Gathering Fund Raiser

September 13 11:00 to 3:00

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Kinship CaregiversResource Fair

Saturday October 10th, 2015 10:00 am-1:00 pm

Peace Lutheran Church4512 France Avenue NorthRobbinsdale, MN 55422 (651) 917-4640Park in the east entrance parking lot off of Lake Drive, watch for the fair signs.Fair will be held in the Fellowship Hall. Note: Lake Dr is underconstruction, use France Ave & 45th.

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Two In-Depth Seminars: With Q&A Following the presentation

Third Party Custody and Other Legal Options by Irene Opsahl, Attorney at Law

Practical Parenting for Children Who Have Been Exposed to Trauma

by Barb Clark, FASD Consultant

Door Prizes & Refreshments