The Kings Messenger Christ the King Lutheran Church

Join the Mankato MoonDogs and Mankato Area Ministerial Association for a

Sunday worship service on Father’s Day, June 15th at 10:00am. The service will

be held on the field and all are welcome to join this brand new exciting event!

Tickets are $6 and an all you can eat buffet will be available after the service for

an additional $6. Also, $3 from every ticket purchased will be donated to the

MoonDogs Tickets for Kids program. Funds will be raised for the BackPack

Food Program as well. Tickets are available at the church office or by calling the

MoonDogs office at 507-625-7047.

Summer Church Office Hours:

Monday-Thursday—8:00am to 4:30pm

Friday-Sunday—By Appointment

June , 201 4

Vo lume 50 , I s sue 6

CTK Worship at the Moondogs!

Inside This Issue:

Missio Dei

Announcements

-Celebration for

Pastor John

-Ministry

Opportunities

-New Scrip App

-Fairtrade Coffee

-Summer Family

Mission Trip

-Children’s Summer

Musical

-Softball Schedule

June Calendar

Clem Kids

Prayer Calendar

Handbell Choir

Insert

While spring cleaning, load up your unwanted items for the CTK garage

sale. Donations can be accepted now! Please bring items to the Youth Room.

Gently used items needed: kids/baby clothes, baby items (high chairs, bouncers,

etc.), clothing, shoes, holiday décor, toys, games, sports equipment, books,

bedding sets, towels, curtains, small household appliances, dishes, pots/pans,

planters, vases, tools, etc. Thank you for donating! All funds raised will go

toward lowering the cost of Bible Camp and mission trips for our youth.

We are sorry; we cannot accept any large appliances such as refrigerators or

televisions. Any questions, please contact Mandy Rubink.

Summer Family Mission Trip

June 12-14

The annual garage sale will be held June

12-14 in the Community Room. A

pre-sale will be held on Thursday,

June 12 from 5:00-8:00pm. There will

be a $2 admission fee for the pre-sale.

Purchase other treasures to take home

on Friday, June 13: 12:00-6:00pm and

Saturday, June 14: 8:00am-Noon

CTK Annual Garage Sale

There are still spots available to sign up for this year’s

Summer Family Mission Trip. Register online or see

more details on page 4 of this issue!

T h e K i n g ’ s M e s s e n g e r P a g e 2

Missio Dei by Pastor Patrick

Seasons For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.

—Ecclesiastes 3:1

Seasons have been on my mind a lot lately. It may be that this long cold winter, followed by a long cold spring, is finally looking like it will give way to warmer weather. It seems that when we are in the middle of one season, and anticipating the coming season, time passes quite slowly. We just can't wait to get on with that next season. Unfortunately, in doing so we tend to miss out on the uniqueness of the days we are currently living. We don't live fully in the present when we are yearning for the future.

Seasons come in all shapes and sizes, too. Sometimes a season may last only days or weeks. Other times seasons can last for months and years. We, at Christ the King, have entered into a new season; it's a season of transition. For nearly 20 years, our congregation has had the pleasure of having Pastor John Petersen as Senior Pastor. Pastor John has led us through births and deaths, Easters and Christmases, good times and challenging times. It has been a season marked with growth and loss, happy times and sad times, but filled with the Holy Spirit throughout. Now that season is ending.

This new season of transition we’ve entered can cause some disruption from our normal way of doing things. Most of us don't like much disruption in our lives, and we too often rush through seasons of transition trying to get to a season of stability. We want to get past the season of transition so that we can be back in a season that is familiar to us once again. Yet by focusing all of our attention on the coming season, we fail to live fully into this moment, and risk missing out on some of the blessings that God has for us in the current season.

The Israelites went through a season of transition after their release from Egypt. Moses led them from captivity toward the Promised Land and all they did was complain. Instead of wanting to move forward into the Promised Land season, they yearned to return to captivity where life was more familiar. In the midst of their wilderness wanderings, God sent blessings in the form of manna from heaven. Yet, they were so focused on wanting to go back to the way things were that they totally missed the miracle of what was.

While not everyone totally appreciates a season of transition, including myself, it may be helpful to remember the words from the author of Ecclesiastes. We, at Christ the King, are experiencing a unique season. Even as we plan and pray about the upcoming season, let us remind one another to live fully into this season of transition and enjoy all of the special blessings that it brings as well.

Summer Worship Schedule

Saturdays 5:30pm

Sundays 8:15, 9:30am

V o l u m e 5 0 I s s u e 5 P a g e 3

Announcements

Visitation Ministry Opportunity

Volunteers are needed to make visits to church members who are ill, hospitalized, or shut-ins. If you are

interested in this opportunity, please contact Justine.

Join one of CTK’s Commissions

The Servant Commission and Proclaim Commission are in need of new members before July.

Commissions meet once a month and each one plays a role in various ministries of the church. Feel free

to ask questions to the outgoing members of the Servant Commission: Joel Botten, Sean Sletten, or Kim

Bristol or outgoing members of Proclaim: Ann Stewart and Denny Wahlstrom. If interested, please

contact Justine.

Troop 76 Pancake Breakfast

New Scrip App

With the new MyScripWallet.com, you can purchase scrip on your phone! You can order and use your

ScripNow ecards in minutes. All you need to do is create an account at shopwithscrip.com (use CTK’s

enrollment code: 6DFF572F34337) and then use that same login at MyScripWallet.com. There are more

than 250 brands that are available in ecard form and if you’ve purchased plastic cards with your account,

some of them can be reloaded electronically. Scrip cards are great for gifts, groceries, gas, summer

projects and a variety of other uses. The best part is that a percentage of your gift card purchase goes to

help the church!

Drive In Worship Service

Save the Date for a Celebration for Pastor John

All are invited to attend a special drive in worship on Wednesday, June 18 at Epiphany Lutheran Church

in Eagle Lake. The service begins at 6:30pm. Those who attend will remain in the comfort of their

vehicles pointed towards the main entrance of the church while the service is broadcast over the radio.

There will also be room near the door for blankets or lawn chairs if you prefer to worship outside. Free

popcorn and bottled water will be served. For more information, contact Epiphany Lutheran at

507-257-3156.

Please join our CTK church family as we celebrate Pastor John's 39 years of ministry as he steps down

from his role as Senior Pastor. A brunch and program to honor Pastor John and Ellen will be held

following the 9:30am worship on Sunday, July 27. More information to come.

Fair Trade Coffee K-Cups

K-cups are available using Fair Trade Coffee! Green Mountain and other brands of K-cups are available at

both Cub Foods and HyVee stores in Mankato well as other businesses.

CTK Team #1

June 2: 6:15pm at Caswell Field #5

June 9: 6:15pm at Caswell Field #5

June 16: 6:15pm at Caswell Field #5 &

7:15pm at Caswell Field #5

June 23: 8:15pm at Caswell Field #6

June 30: 7:15pm at Caswell Field #5 &

8:15pm at Caswell Field #5

CTK Team #2

June 2: 7:15pm at Caswell Field #1 &

8:15pm at Caswell Field #1

June 9: 8:15pm at Jaycee Park #2 &

9:15pm at Jaycee Park#2

June 16: 6:15pm at Jaycee Park #1 &

7:15pm at Jaycee Park #1

June 23: 7:15pm at Caswell Field #5

June 30: 6:15pm at Caswell Field #4

T h e K i n g ’ s M e s s e n g e r P a g e 4

Announcements

Summer Family Mission Trip

Children’s Summer Musical

Christ the King will be offering a family mission trip to Duluth/Superior from July 6-9! All ages and family

members are welcome. Cost is $49/person (ages 3 and under are free) and includes transportation,

programming, lodging and meals. The remainder of cost is earned by various fundraisers CTK

provides. Family mission trips are an excellent opportunity to serve, learn and grow together. Register

online at www.ctkmankato.org and contact Mandy Rubink if you have any questions.

Tryouts for this year’s children’s Summer musical, “Life Is Good”, will be held on June 1 from

9:30-11:00am and June 3, 10 & 11 from 3:00-6:00pm. Please contact Chuck Hoogland at

chuckh@ctkmankato.org or 507-390-5852 if you need to arrange another time to audition. There are

speaking parts, solos and lots of room for kids who just want to participate. All youth in grades 1-12 are

welcome to participate. Rehearsals will be held August 11-15 from 1:00-4:30pm. Performances will be

on Saturday, August 16 at 5:30pm and Sunday, August 17 at 8:15 & 9:30am.

Come cheer on the two Christ the King men’s league softball teams! Both play Monday evenings...please

note their schedules below. See you in the stands!

CTK Softball Schedule

CTK Handbell Choirs This fall, Christ the

King’s handbell

choirs will be

celebrating 25 years

of bell ringing.

Read more about

this ministry in the

insert included with

this issue.

Christ the King Lutheran Church – June, 2014

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 8:15am Worship 9:15am Coffee 9:30am Worship

2 12:30pm Bloodmobile

3 7:30am Fireside Rm Reservation 10:45am Staff Meeting 6:00pm Proclaim Commission 6:30pm Word & Sacrament Commission 7:00pm Riverblenders 7:30pm Faithful People Commission

4 8:00am Chapel Reservation 9:45am Hospice Grief Support

5 8:00am Chapel Reservation 10:00am Weavers 6:30pm Servant Commission 7:00pm Justice & Peace Commission 7:00pm O/A 8:00pm N/A

6 6:00pm Wedding Rehearsal

7 8:00am Bible Study 3:00pm Wedding 5:30pm Worship

8 7:15am Riverblenders Rehearsal 8:15am Worship 9:15am Coffee 9:30am Worship

9 Garage Sale Set-up

10 10:45am Staff Meeting 5:45pm Executive Committee 7:00pm Riverblenders Garage Sale Set-up

11 8:45am Wacky Doodle Wednesday /Airmaxx 12:00pm Project for Teens Mtg. 1:00pm Altar Guild Garage Sale Set-up

12 10:00am Weavers 5:00pm CTK Garage Sale Begins (until 8:00pm) 7:00pm O/A 8:00pm N/A Garage Sale Set-up

13 12:00pm CTK Garage Sale (until 6:00pm)

14 8:00am Bible Study 8:00am CTK Garage Sale (until noon) 5:30pm Worship

15 8:15am Worship 9:15am Coffee 10:00am Worship at Franklin Rogers Park Kids Leave for Green Lake Bible Camp Week 1

16 8:30am Petersen Farewell Event Planning

17 10:45am Staff Meeting 6:00pm Church Council 7:00pm Riverblenders

18 9:45am Hospice Grief Support

19 10:00am Weavers 7:00pm Women’s Book Study 7:00pm O/A 8:00pm N/A

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21 8:00am Bible Study 5:30pm Worship

22 8:15am Worship 9:15am Coffee 9:30am Worship 10:30am Budget Forum Kids Leave for Green Lake Bible Camp Week 2

23 7:00pm Nat’l Youth Gathering Meeting

24 10:45am Staff Meeting 4:00pm Personnel Committee Meeting 7:00pm Riverblenders

25 9:00am Quilters 9:00am Wacky Doodle Wednesday/Mini Golf & Swimming

26 10:00am Weavers 7:00pm O/A 8:00pm N/A

27 28 8:00am Bible Study 5:30pm Worship (Off-site Wedding)

29 8:15am Worship 9:15am Coffee 9:30am Worship

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P a g e 6 T h e K i n g ’ s M e s s e n g e r

Looking Ahead at the Lessons… (listed 1st lesson/2nd lesson/Gospel)

June 1 – Easter 7 Acts 1:6-14 / 1 Peter 4:12-14; 5:6-11 / John 17:1-11

June 8 – Day of Pentecost Acts 2:1-21 / 1 Corinthians 12:3b-13 / John 20:19-23

June 15 – Pentecost 1 Genesis 1:1—2:4a / 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 / Matthew 28:16-20

June 22 – Pentecost 2 Jeremiah 20:7-13 / Romans 6:1b-11 / Matthew 10:24-39

June 29 – Pentecost 3 Jeremiah 28:5-9 / Romans 6:12-23 / Matthew 10:40-42

Apr-14 Month Actual Month Budget Difference YTD Actual YTD Budget Difference

Operating Income $79,569 $100,800 $(21,231) $724,625 $790,935 $(66,310) Operating Expense $77,114 $79,521 $(2,407) $727,647 $762,098 $(34,451)

Net Income $2,455 $21,279 $(18,824) $(3,022) $28,837 $(31,859)

Baptized last month:

Blake Alexander Kienlen, son of Jacob and Erin; born on March 29, was baptized on May 18.

Lauren Marie Tourville, daughter of Bill and Jennifer; born on January 9, was baptized on May 18.

Grayson John Ward, son of Christopher and Brittany; born on March 11, was baptized on May 25.

Christian Love and Sympathy to...

The family of Donald Schmidt upon his

death on April 25.

The family of Marion Williams upon her

death on May 4.

The Kuch family upon the passing of

Geraldine on May 17.

The Hawker family upon the passing of

Lyle on May 17.

Parish News

Save the Date—Block Party!

Mark your calendars! The Summer Block

Party will be held on Friday, August 8! More

details to come.

Our Annual Budget Forum has been scheduled for Sunday, June 22nd at 10:30am in the Fireside Room

From the Desk of Opportunity Coordinator Justine Carlson justinec@ctkmankato.org / 345-5056 ext. 38

Thank you...Thank you...Thank you...to those who participated in our highway clean-up!

Serving Christ’s Church in June

Greeters:

1 Steve & Evie Erdman 8 Kent & Lois Finanger 15 Kim Weise 22 Dick & Kris Norland 29 Larry & Pam Anderson

Lectors: Listed as 5:30; 8:15/9:30

31/1 Jennifer Olseth; LaVonne Rohn/Eric VonMuenster 7/8 Jeri Retzlaff; Cindy Kehoe/Mandy Rubink 14/15 Dan Schemmel; Dianne Wagner/Emma Kind 21/22 Randy Rose; Donohue Sarff/Jean Klosowski 28/29 Sue Moore; Dorothy Viker/Jess Smasal

Communion Preparers:

31/1 Joe & Jodie Wallschlaeger 14/15 Tracy Goodburn (5:30 & 8:15 only) 28/29 Dick & Kris Norland

Communion Servers: 1st/3rd/5th Weekends

Proclaim Commission

Prayer Chapel: 8:15/9:30

1 Jodie Wallschlaeger/Marilyn Sarff 8 Adele Thompson/Shirley Wilson 15 Ann Stewart/Dianne Wagner 22 Sue Serr/Sandy Smith 29 Don Schuldt/Jane Schwickert

Sunday Ushers:

8:15 Mike Cofield/Ervin Johnson/Jerry Kallheim/ Clayton Tiede 9:30 Andy Cramblit/Matt Norland/Roy & Carol Schultz

Saturday Ushers:

7 Richard Macho & Larry Giersdorf 14 Ruth & Lyle Holland 21 Rod Meyer & Dan Krueger 28 Ruth & Lyle Holland

Kids

CONTACT INFORMATION: Wendy: 382-2125, wendyp@ctkmankato.org and Justine: 420-4393, justinec@ctkmankato.org

6 fun-filled Wednesdays this summer with amazing adventures for Grades 1-6. Join us as

we come together to play and pray!

Registration now available on the CTK website; please contact Wendy if you have any questions!

June 11— Registration deadline 5/28 AirMaxx Trampoline Park June 25— Registration deadline 6/11 Putting Green EcoCenter & Flandrau State Park

July 2— Registration deadline 6/18

Rec Center Aquatic Park July 16— Registration deadline 7/2

Free To Be You and Me at Old Log Theater

August 6— Registration deadline 7/2

Butterfly Flutterby at MN Landscape Arboretum

August 20— Registration deadline 8/6

Ultimate Dinosaurs at the Science Museum

Back by popular demand…

Go Fish and Vacation Bible School!

July 21-25

3 year olds—Kind: 9-11:30am Grades 1-6: 9am-2pm

As children learn directly from scripture, they will hear about the crowns they receive

as believers in Jesus and know what it means to give God glory!

Registration begins June 3rd: online at ctkmankato.org. Donations needed for VBS:

5 quart ice cream buckets 16 oz Cool Whip tubs

Oatmeal containers Plain white bandanas

Sharpie markers Graham crackers Chocolate and vanilla frosting

Cheerios M & M’s

Mini pretzel twists Mini marshmallows CheezIt snack crackers

Goldfish crackers Swedish fish

Chocolate chip granola bars

Pink lemonade mix

Please bring donations to the church office

Prayer Calendar for June 2014 Pray for … Sunday

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1…open lives to

receive all the

benefits of the

Sacrament of

Holy

Communion.

2… oppressed:

When

surrounded by

shadows, help

them to trust and

not be afraid.

3…

understanding

and patience in

leadership.

4… world

leaders to seek

peaceful

solutions.

5… all CTK

commissions as

they make

decisions in

regard to the

future of CTK.

6… our

commitment to

keep God in our

summer plans

and schedules.

7… missionaries

serving on every

continent.

8…keen

observation to

welcome those

who are new at

our worship

services.

9… oppressed:

That they will

feel God's

strength, help,

and guidance.

10… guidance

to make a

difference in

someone's life.

11… our leaders

to have the

wisdom &

courage to stand

strong for those

they represent.

12… our Call

Committee as

they make

decisions re: our

church

leadership.

13… trust in

God's plan when

we find

ourselves

troubled and

stressed.

14… our

Chilean mission

team.

15…our

worship and

music leaders.

16… oppressed:

To heal

prejudice and

impatience

against them.

17… feelings

and expectations

that are

receptive to

God's will.

18… our leaders

to be examples

of humanitarians

for all to follow.

19… those at

CTK who give

of their time and

talents without

any significant

recognition.

20… courage to

depend on God's

promises in our

daily living.

21…those

world-wide who

are being

persecuted for

their faith.

22…the church

universal

worshipping on

this Sabbath

Day.

23… oppressed:

Help them not to

be blind to the

many ways God

is with them.

24… the will to

give freely and

joyfully of time

and love.

25… those in

authority to use

their power only

as a positive

influence on

others.

26… the will to

give freely and

joyfully of time

and love.

27… God's help

as we make life-

changing

decisions.

28… all those

people that this

calendar might

forget to

acknowledge.

29…Pastor John

and Ellen as

they move into

their final month

of leadership at

CTK.

30… oppressed:

For the

assurance of a

life beyond what

they know now.

Pray for all

those making

wedding plans.

Pray for our

Prayer Chapel

ministry.

This Prayer

Calendar is a

ministry of the

Justice and Peace

Commission,

assisted by Pastor

Donohue Sarff.

Prayer is a Working Tractor!

(Tractor - Latin = Trahere – to pull, to draw)

Try to imagine this fake rural scene: It’s the end

of June, and you are driving on a country road and notice

lots of idle farm machinery. It is obvious that no tillage

has been done and no crop is growing. Your curiosity

gets the best of you, so you stop at the next town, walk

into the Main Street Café, order your pie and coffee and

look for someone to ask about what you observed in the

countryside. In walks a man and woman, looking down in

the mouth and seat themselves at the other end of the

counter. You take your pie and coffee and sit on a stool

next to them. You strike up a conversation by telling

them about all the idle machinery you saw. They ask:

“Did you see any tractors?” “No, now that you mention

it, I didn’t see any tractors.” “That’s the problem all of

us farmers are having.” “What, no tractors?” “Yes, we

all still have our tractors, but they suddenly turned into

toy tractors!” “TOY tractors … but, why, how …?”

“Yes, toy tractors … pfft … zap … and now our once-

upon-a-time source of power is sitting on the shelf in

our den! Something to play with, but absolutely useless

out in the field to help produce a crop!”

End of fake working-tractors-turned-toy-tractors story.

Prayer is a working tractor. If you notice a lot of idle

machinery around the church, it could be because the

Working Prayer Tractor has turned into a toy. Loss of the

main mechanical power makes for unproductive farming.

Playing around with prayer, (like playing with my toy

Allis Chalmers Model WC pictured below) makes an

unproductive church. The sown seed of God’s Word,

pulled and drawn with Working Tractor Prayer, makes a

productive church!

CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH

HANBELL CHOIR BEGINNING

Our church was blessed with a wonderful gift from Lois Dahl–Finanger in memory of her husband Don Dahl who passed away in February 1989. This memorial was specifically dedicated to the purchase of 2-Octaves of handbells, necessary tables and pads. The recruitment of ten members for the new CTK Handbell choirs began in Spring of 1990 under the direction of Clayton Tiede & Dale Mikkalson.

Rehearsals began in November 1990 using two octaves of 25 handbells and the following 10 Charter Ringers: Mardell Jensen – Cindy Kehoe – Judy Lokensgard – Sue Moore – Kris Norland - Norma Pulis – Stephanie Raymo – Barb Riessen – Carol Schultz – Ann Stewart. Six members of this Charter choir continue to be involved with the CTK Handbell Choirs.

CTK Council approved establishment of bell choir director position on April 18,

1990

Summer of 1990 was for recruitment of 10 ringers

Handbell Choir rehearsal began November 4, 1990

The 3rd octave of handbells was added February 1991 - - as well as additional

ringers!

The 4th octave of handbells was added 2001 and the 5th octave (partial) handbells

was added 2004 & 2007

Today’s CTK Handbell choirs perform using four and a half octaves with 56 handbells

and a total of 21-22 ringers for the two choirs. It’s amazing that there are still six

ringers from the 1990 Charter CTK Handbell Choir who are still ringing today in

2014!

The Handbell Choirs of Christ the King Have been ringing strong since 1990-91 Season!

Listed below are the Bell Choir Members (past & present) & Number of Years they have Given of Their Time & Talents!

2014 Current Ringers (in bold with *)

Shelli Allen – 6 Denise Amundson – 9 * LeeAnn Lindman - 2 Teresa Anderson – 11 Judy Lokensgard – 21 (Charter) Michelle Apple – 2 Hanna Marzinske - 1 Jodi Bennett – 5 Karen McGregor – 8 Patty Biesterfield – 1 Karl Meierding - 1 Kathy Blaine – 2 ½ Barb Menne - 7 Allette Bleess – 6 Jackie Miller - 5 Kathy Bodelson – 2 Becky Moe - 6 Mary Jo Book – 8 Sue Moore – 24 * (Charter) Matt Brozik – 3 months Kathy Mork - 2 Kathy Bruss – 1 Kris Norland – 12 (Charter) Dawn Christensen – 3 Jennifer Olseth – 7 * Sarah Christensen – 6 Kristin Olson - 1 Krista Christenson – 6 Phyllis Olson – 15 * Sharon Cords – 2 Vicki Peterson - 2 Lois Dahl – 5 Juli Peterson - 3 Anita Elliott – 13 Norma Pulis – 24 * (Charter) Kristin Engstrom – 3 Stephanie Raymo – 24 * (Charter) Cheri Forbord – 10 Trish Reedstrom – 1 ½ Paige Greene – 3 months Dona Rehome - 12 Mary Lou Halderson – 2 Barb Riessen – 14 (Charter) Denise Harpestad – 12 * Katie Rotvold – 1 * Jeff Hatleli – 2 ½ Denise Rudolf - 2 Mary Hoffman – 19 * Carol Schultz – 13 (Charter) Ron Huelsnitz – 4 Jen Scott-Johnson - 2 Sue Hultengren – 7 Danielle Senn – 4 * Mardell Jensen – 24 * (Charter) Stacey Sonnek – 16 * Cindy Kehoe – 24 * (Charter) Darla Sorenson – 6 * Rachel Krediet – 2 * Jan Sorenson – 5 * Lori Krueger – 10 Ann Stewart – 24 * (Charter) Mariah Krusemark – 2 Linda Sunderman - 2 Jess Lanes – 1 * George Templin - 5 Al Lee – 4 * Jan Urtel - 6 Phyllis Leonard – 1 Jenny Weckwerth – 1 + 3 months

Handbell Choir Directors Clayton Tiede (1990 – 1996) Dale Mikkalson (1990 – 1994) Rod Urtel (1994 – Current) Ellen Petersen (1996 – Current)

4-6-2014

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Contact the Staff

Christ the King’s Phone Number: 507-345-5056

Pastor John Petersen: ext. 24 / johnp@ctkmankato.org

Pastor Patrick Patterson: ext. 23 / patrickp@ctkmankato.org

Mandy Rubink, Jr. High Youth Director: ext. 19 / mandys@ctkmankato.org

Wendy Paulson, Education Director: ext. 20 / wendyp@ctkmankato.org

Amy Olsen, Administrative Assistant: ext. 21 / amyo@cktmankato.org

Chris Thompson, Financial Administrator: ext. 22 / christinet@ctkmankato.org

Chuck Hoogland, Music Director: ext. 25 / chuckh@ctkmankato.org

Garrett Steinberg, Cont. Music Director: ext. 37 garretts@ctkmankato.org

Justine Carlson, Opportunity Coord.: ext. 38 / justinec@ctkmankato.org

Devin Rubink, Communications Specialist. Ext. 26/devinr@ctkmankato.org

Mark Thompson, Custodian: ext. 11 / markt@ctkmankato.org

Al Lee, Custodian: ext. 36 / allee@ctkmankato.org

222 Pfau Street

Mankato, MN 56001

Deadline for Newsletter Articles Next Month: Monday, June 16

Worship services are

broadcast on

Charter channel 13

and

Enventis channel 7

Sundays at 3:00pm

and Tuesdays at

10:00am.

Phone: 507-345-5056

Fax: 507-345-6115

Address Service Requested

CTK Lutheran Church is a caring community

committed to empower all people to know Christ and

to make Christ known.

Weekly Worship

Schedule

Saturdays 5:30pm

Sundays

8:15am & 9:30am

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