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Christ Lutheran News April 2020
New Life in Jesus!
I am a caterpillar, I hardly make a sound.
I look for lots of leaves to eat Up high and on the ground.
And as I eat, my body grows. I’m ready for a change. I wrap up in a chrysalis: It looks so very strange.
Though it may seem to those who watch That inside I could die,
Our God is making something new— See, now, a butterfly!
Our Savior works in this same way. He died for you one day.
He rose again on Easter morn To take your sins away.
Through faith, believe in his great gift, He’ll make your heart brand new!
And just like me you’ll be transformed; He gives new life to you!
“If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!” ~2 Corinthians 5:17
Christ Lutheran Church Building has been closed until further notice.
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Saturday: 5:15 pm Saturday Evening Worship with Holy Communion Sunday: 9:00 am Sunday School (September —May) 10:00 am Worship Broadcasts: Sunday, 11:30 am Worship broadcast on Radio KJOE FM 106.1
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Executive Council
Travis Stoel, President Brenda Whitehead, Vice President
Kathy Behrends, Secretary Karen Frisk, Treasurer
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“Slayton Christ Lutheran Church”
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e-mail? Please e-mail us: slaytonchrist
Inside this issue:
From the Pastor 4
From the Lay Minister 6
Holy Week / Easter 7
Financial / Giving 8
Council Minutes—March 10
Holy Week / Cancellations 12
WCLC / Parish Nurse 14
Prayers / ShopWithScrip 16
Birthdays / Anniversaries 18
Canews 22
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Prayer Requests
Call the church office at 507-836-8291, or e-mail with your prayer requests. If you would like a pastoral visit or be included in pastoral prayers during worship, please call the church office.
Address, Phone & Email Corrections
Christ Lutheran maintains a database of all members. If you have had any changes to your address, phone num-ber, marital status, etc. please contact Dawn with your name and the changes that need to be made.
If You Are Ill
Hospitals no longer notify churches when their members are admitted for care. While we feel these laws are im-portant to maintain your privacy, we would like to sup-port you with prayer and a visit. Please call the church office 836-8291 to keep us informed of your situation.
Church Office: 836-8291 Street Address: 2959 Queen Avenue, Slayton, MN 56172 E-mail: [email protected] Website: christinslayton.weebly.com Dawn Mouw, Office Manager Dale Lange, Custodian
Pastor Dale Degner Cell Phone: 701-261-8437 Email: [email protected]
Gwen Degner, Lay Minister Email: [email protected]
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Dear Christ Lutheran Church,
As I am writing this article, Christ Lutheran has been closed a little over one and a half weeks. There have been so many changes. I’ve never done church this way previously. None of us have. This is not normal. We are all making this up as we go. So, thank you for your coop-eration in a time when everything is in flux.
I am so thankful that I am not alone in this ministry. I am so thankful to have an amazing office manager and lay minister right now who are so good at what they do and I know are both working outside of work hours. I am happy to have technology gurus around me who are making online worship possible for so many people. I am happy to have people around me who are still looking into the future and doing things that will help us now and will im-
pact the church positively into the future. I am thankful for people are contacting people in every way possible: I have called some people and they have told me how happy be-cause they got a call from somebody else in the congrega-tion. This goes for the older people in the congregation and our children. Life has really changed for our young people. Give them a call—you have no idea what that call will mean to them. THANK YOU all who are doing things I am happy for other pastors who are checking up on each other to find out how crazy we are (note, we are all crazy, some more than others though—meant as joke people…a joke…seriously!!!).
Thank you to all of you who are giving at this time. This is not an easy time now. Some are wondering if you’ll have a job in the future. Many of you are connected in some way to farming and I don’t have to tell you the situation there…you’re in it! The volatility in the equity markets is setting rec-ords, and that’s really scary. As Christians who believe in the faithfulness of God, this sense of financial vulnerability is so extremely real. The bills are still coming in at Christ Lutheran, too. Nothing has changed financially here. We still need what we said in the budget.
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Many people are giving more at this time…THANK YOU! I want to offer something to all of you. Giving makes a per-son feel better about yourself. God has put something into each of us that tells us we are better when we give. So I am making a suggestion, only a suggestion, that you give what you can. I am not going to deny that the church can use it, but I really want you to feel good about what yourself by contributing to God’s mission in this community of Slayton.
What have your gifts helped with this week? We have com-municated in so many ways to let you know how to be ac-tive in worship and education at Christ Lutheran. We have offered a place where people can walk in the early morn-ings that is warm and dry. We have offered worship ser-vices in so many different ways. We have been ears in the office for people who just want to talk. We have reached out to people who might be isolated too much. Sermons are be-ing written…as well as newsletter articles obviously. Chil-dren are given activities to watch on Facebook (watch Christ Lutheran’s Facebook page…some amazing things are being added daily on there). All of the things that are so necessary for you that come from Dawn are still happening. Confirmation is continuing. This, and so much more, is all happening because of your giving. THANK YOU!! We’re doing well at making this all up as we go. God is certainly with us. THANK YOU, GOD!
God’s richest blessings to you all!
Pr. Dale
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Dear Friends in Christ,
Yesterday I did something I’d been putting off. I went to the CLC website and signed up for GivePlus - online giv-ing. It was really fast and easy!
I learned a few things about online giving during this pro-cess. Just in case you don’t know, or have forgotten:
You can make a one-time contribution, or better yet, set up recurring giving.
You choose the frequency for recurring donations. It can be weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, quarterly, or even an-nually.
You can give to the general fund or designate gifts to the food shelf, youth, radio broadcast, and World Hun-ger, among other options.
It’s easy to change your giving amount or frequency if you need or want to do so.
At the end of the process, you will receive an email con-firming the details of your donation.
I strongly recommend taking advantage of GivePlus, espe-cially during this time when we are not physically putting money into an offering plate. Nobody asked me to write about this, but I am sold on it.
If you have questions or if you’re interested in starting online giving but are nervous about the process, call me at the par-sonage (836-8136), and I can walk you through it.
Meanwhile…
I invite you to visit the church website https://christinslayton.weebly.com/ frequently. You will find links to worship services and a whole lot of other information. Dawn continues to update it often.
Some new website features:
The youth page now includes a link for online sermon notes for our confirmation students. Worship notes will be submitted digitally for the foreseeable future.
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We have a new page for kids. We will continue to add resources for children and families as we are able.
I also invite you to check out our church Facebook page – Slayton Christ Lutheran Church. New bits of inspiration and information are posted daily. It’s a good way to stay in touch with our church family.
Finally, I invite you to use some older technology. Please check up on each other by phone. Especially look out for those who do not have access to the Internet and may feel cut off from the rest of the world.
It’s tough seeing the empty sanctuary and parking lot, but a friend put it in perspective. Pastor Jackie Cook wrote to our home congregation, “The empty church building is a sign of our love and care for the vulnerable among us.”
We pray for your health and safety, and we look forward to a bright future as the family of Christ Lutheran Church.
Yours in Christ,
Gwen
Need Help or Want to Help? As the physical building is closed, we need to find other ways to come together as a congregation. Do you need help with something but don’t know who to ask? Do you want to help in some way, but don’t know who needs help? We have a new website set up for people to re-quest help, and for people to offer to help out. Check it out and fill out the appropriate form.
slaytonclchelp.weebly.com
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On this page you will find a brief overview of Christ Lutheran’s finances. At the annual meeting, the congregation voted on the 2020 budget. The budg-eted amount for general offerings breaks down to
$27,048.33 each month to cover our anticipated ministry expenses. 4% of your offerings each month will be sent to the Synod office to meet our Synod Mission Support goal.
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Here’s a look at where we ended February:
Balance 1/31/20: $ 11,746.25 February Receipts: $ 26,045.84 February Expenses: $ (34,617.13) Net Savings Transfers (designated): $ 3,440.00 Ending Balance 2/2920: $ 6,614.96
Christ Lutheran Family, As a congregation, community, country and world we are in an unprecedented time. Pastor Dale, Gwen, Dawn, Dale L., council and volunteers continue to work and serve. Our expenses at Christ Lutheran, SW MN Synod, and ELCA church wide continue. Our stew-ardship is more important than ever. We know that some of you are experiencing a tough time and we want you to know we are there for you. For the rest of us, we need to continue to give and maybe give a little extra to get us through this difficult time. Your offering can be slid under the office door, mailed (2959 Queen Avenue, Slayton), or you can take this opportunity to check out the online giving options. Thank you for being a part of our Christ Lutheran family. The church office number is 507-836-8291 if you have any questions. ~Christ Lutheran Stewardship Committee
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Additional Ways to Give to Christ Lutheran Church
GivePlus Text—507-481-1314
GivePlus Church App
You can find videos on our website to help with texting or the app. You will also find a link to give online or a form if you pre-fer to give through a monthly bank draft. Contact one of the Stewardship Committee or the office with questions.
Christinslayton.weebly.com/onlineautomatic-giving
Murray County Food Shelf
A special offering is being collected for the Murray County Food Shelf. You can mail in a check payable to Christ Lu-theran with “Food Shelf” in the memo or give online. The Minnesota FoodShare March Campaign has been extend-ed to April 30.
Monetary donations allow the Food Shelf to purchase items through the Second Harvest Food Bank at a highly dis-counted rate and make your dollars stretch further. This also allows them to purchase milk, fresh fruit and vegeta-bles for the recipient families.
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The meeting was called to order by Pastor Dale. President elect Brenda Whitehead later presided. President Travis Stoel also arrived during the meeting. Those in at-tendance were: Karen Frisk, Nancy Moberg, Karen Onken, Gwen and Pastor Dale Degner, Irene Moline, Amy VanEck, Russ Winter, Jeff Grieme and Kathy Behrends. Heidi Winter, Katie
Voss and Caren Voss, our parish nurse and Katie Chapman were also present. Pastor Dale led us with devotions. Katie Chapman of Shetek Lutheran Ministries updated the council on their Capital Improvement campaign – Building our Foundation. They have currently received $997,500 towards their base goal of $1.5 mil-lion. $2 million is their challenge goal. There are 106 congregations involved with S.L.M. A motion was made to request the Mission Out-reach and Stewardship Committees to work together to design a pro-posal to present to the board for contribution/fund raising ideas. M/S/P/ Brenda/Pastor Dale The Agenda was approved with the
addition of a topic of discussion add-ed by Karen Onken. M/S/P Karen F/Amy The secretary’s report for the Febru-ary 23, 2020 council meeting was presented. M/S/P to accept as pre-sented. Kathy/Karen O. Discus-sion was held regarding the miscel-laneous savings accounts and ex-cess funds remaining in previously established special funds, i.e. Thrivent, courtyard, pew cushions. M/S/P Brenda/Amy was made to establish a committee to deal with these extra funds and donations. A motion was made to utilize the re-maining pew cushion funds and the Mavis Simonson memorial towards our upcoming carpet expense. M/S/P Karen/Kathy The February treasurer’s report was reviewed. The balance is listed as $6,614.96. A motion was made to approve the treasurer’s report for audit. M/S/P Amy/Karen O. Pastor Dale shared with the mem-bers his month’s accomplishments: Orientation for council and commit-tee members was a success, Confir-mation attendance at Lenten ser-vices has been well attended, etc.
Christ Lutheran Church Executive Council Minutes
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Gwen reported that she has been busy with worship planning, the con-stitution, she is the Shetek Confer-ence secretary, working with our senior high youth gathering, Health Ministry and next year’s Sunday School and Confirmation curriculum. Old Business: Synod Assembly Delegates: M/S/P Amy/Kathy To send Nancy and Greg Moberg and Gwen Degner as our delegates to Gustavus Adolphus on June 12 – 13. Carpet: Karen Frisk brought some carpet samples with estimates of $17,000 to $24,588 for carpet re-placement. M/S/P Amy/Dale to table until more research is obtained. New Business: Shetek Lutheran Ministries: ad-
dressed earlier The Next Meeting: Will be held on
April 15, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. Easter Vigil Worship time: M/S/P
Pastor Dale/Karen to be held at 700 p.m.
Pastor Dale and Gwen’s vacation dates: Tentative dates of May 17 and 24 and August 9th.
Constitution Committee: Gwen has been working on this project and anticipates up to 1.5 years for completion. M/S/P to create a con-stitution committee. Brenda/Travis
Safe Haven Policies: Tabled Bequests – Floyd Schadt and Ma-
vis Simonson: Tabled $1,000 gift from non-member: Ta-
bled Lutheran Disaster Response Infor-
mation: Caren Voss, our parish nurse shared important information regarding our worship process and health concerns during this time of COVID-19.
Building Use-MCC Basketball Ban-quet March 23: Heidi Winter asked for permission to use our facility for the March 23rd Basket-ball Banquet, paying $35 for the use of the kitchen but asking that the $125 fellowship hall rental fee be waived. M/S/P/ Karen/Brenda to allow this.
Other Business: Discussion was held regarding the location of the Fellowship and Service checking account. No action taken.
Committee Reports: These can
be found also on our web site. Fellowship and Service. Served
one special event and one funeral. Checking account balance is $3,469.96
Mission Outreach: Their main pro-ject is the Lifetouch photo directo-ry.
Parish Ed. No report Property and Management: Work-
ing on the carpet project, handicap access doors and a mower for our lawns.
Stewardship: Working on college
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scholarship program Worship and Evangelism: Will
have a table at the photo ses-sions to promote time and tal-ents. Also planning Holy Week schedule.
WCLC: Expressed the need for Personal Care Kits to take to the SW Synod Conference in May. $1,955.64 was earned at their baked potato fund raiser. Their annual contribution to the local
food shelf with be shared be-tween Slayton and Fulda.
Youth: No report A motion was made to adjourn. M/S/P The meeting was adjourned with the Lord’s Prayer. Respectfully Submitted Kathy Behrends
Holy Week / Easter Schedule
This year all of our Holy Week Services will be online. We look forward to worshipping with you and ask that you invite your neighbors and friends to view with you
(in their own homes of course!).
Maundy Thursday, April 9, 7:00 pm
First Communion has been postponed until a later date
Good Friday, April 10, 7:00 pm - Stations of the Cross
Easter Vigil, Saturday, April 11, 7:00 pm
Easter Worship, Sunday, April 12, 7:00 am
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AARP Driver Safety Class that was scheduled for April 21 has been cancelled.
Confirmation will still resume after Easter, but it will look different—we’re still working on the details. We’ll reach out by text message and email to let you know the plan.
Worship services can be found on the church website: christinslayton.weebly.com
Or on the church Facebook page:
Slayton Christ Lutheran
Christ Lutheran Church Building has been closed until further notice.
We are anticipating not being able to meet in groups through at least the end of April, therefore all activities in the church have been cancelled. Pastor Dale, Gwen and Dawn are currently working from home. We continue to explore ways to bring the church to your home and we en-courage you to reach out to others and be the church.
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Our Mission: To mobilize women to act boldly on
their faith in Jesus Christ.
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Women’s Events Cancelled
There will be no Women’s Bible Studies or Quilting during April.
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Shetek Conference Spring Gathering - April 18 in Lakefield - Cancelled
SW MN Women’s Convention - May 2, in Redwood Falls - Cancelled
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Kitchen Cleaning that was to be held in March will be rescheduled at a later date.
Dying isn't’ locking a door—it is merely going on to a better room. Life on earth is like a waiting room to a huge and beautiful mansion
being prepared for each of us. JN 14, 1-6
There are many rooms in my Father’s house.
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First the Grief, then the Inspiration~ I had been thinking that we are grieving as we go through all the changes that have been thrust upon us. We can each name things that we are missing, con-cerned about, or are making us sad or anxious. When I came upon an article on FB about this very thing, I took notice. The article is called “A Fresh Perspective on the Pan-demic” by Lisa McCrohan. I’m going to share a poem at the end that talks about what we are going through in this difficult time. I am seeing all of this in our church family as we strive together to continue to serve and worship and move forward together. As Pastor Dale said in worship on March 22, he believes that God is opening our eyes to new things. I believe that. ~ Ruth Hoyme “First we grieve. We acknowledge our grief. We acknowledge the collective and personal sufferings. We empty out. We clean out. We exhale. We then breathe in the fresh air of inspiration -- from the divine within, from the earth, and from voices on the mar-gins that historically have been silenced. We breathe together. We create together. We wrestle with this together. We collaborate. We do not go at it alone. We don’t need more gurus. We need more 'community.' First the grief, then the inspiration. First the slowing down, then the rising. First the discomfort, then the delight. We are in this together.”
Lisa McCrohan A Fresh Perspective on the Pandemic
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Prayer Concerns
Phyllis Bruns, Gary Busse, Roger Busswitz, Bernice Crompton, Sawyer Frovarp, John Henning, Jon Hoyme, Arlys Husfeldt, John Kepler, Harry Kirlin, Dave & Judy LaBoda, Donna Lee, Lyla Nelson, Carol Nepp, David Petersen, Clarine Schaeffer, Linda Schmalz, Carl Schreier, Judy Schreier, Chris Van Meveren.
Continue to remember in prayer ~ Those dealing with cancer and other long-term illnesses.
Members who are shut-in
Service men and women
Those who mourn the loss of loved ones
Those dealing with mental issues
Please continue to pray for our leaders, medical
personnel and anyone personally affected by the COVID-19
pandemic.
Death~ Charles Nelson—passed away March 8
Funeral held March 10
Baptism~ Greyson Timothy C—March 14 Son of Tim & Megan C
Ministerial Acts
Radio Broadcast Ministry
Radio Broadcast sponsors are needed for May 3 and 10. Cost is $65. Thank you to all of those who are making these broadcasts possible! Your radio sponsorship is greatly appreciated, maybe by more people now than ever.
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Christ Lutheran is providing you a new way raise money for the church through your everyday shopping!! All it takes is purchasing gift cards, then using those gift cards to pay for your everyday purchases like fuel, groceries, dining out, etc. With over 750 chains participating, there are sure to be gift cards that will fit your life style. And you earn anywhere from 2%-16% on every purchase for the church, simply by planning ahead! How much easier can a fundraiser be? So how does it work you ask? You sign up with Shop-WithScrip under the church. You purchase a card at full price, the retailer sells it at a discounted price and the differ-ence is given to the church. Orders will be placed weekly on Monday mornings, and be ready for pickup the following Weekend during worship services. To sign up and get started, contact Randi Stoel at [email protected] to get more information on sign-ing up and getting started. The funds raised will be used for primarily Youth and Local Mission Outreach purposes. Local Businesses are being added! You can now pur-chase gift cards from The Hut Almich’s Grocery
Store Left Bank
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1 Kathy Aanenson Gerald Hubbling Baylor Sell 2 Jesse Swanson Mikah Lentsch 3 Jim Berglund Grant Lindberg Pat Nelson 4 Tyler Ash Joshua Larson Devin Landsman Rachel Nysetvold Erica Doeden Charlie Paulzine 5 Cole Bly Carol Rechtzigel Melanie Steinle Leroy Prahm 6 Samuel Erickson Linda Wilkison 7 Molly Prahm Blake Heronimus 8 Michael Johansen Dylan Nelson 9 Diane Clercx David Rise 10 Margaret Bowman Keith Falk Jon Hoyme Dottie Muecke 11 Nathan Everson Robert Holmes Jessica Olivier 13 Jason Larson Travis Stoel 14 Jennifer Blackmer Robert Sellman Elvera Nelson
15 Joseph Erickson Marie Paulzine 16 Bobbi Jo Johnson 18 Vicki Hoffmann Vernon Holmes 19 Brad Lindberg Tyler Skindelien 21 Mylan Larson 22 Bruce Freeburg Beth Prahm Jessica Larson Brenda Whitehead Scott Wilkison 23
Allison Grieme
Samantha Larson 24 Floyd Radke Samantha Wynia Gavin Wynia 25 Betty Brake Nancy Olson 26 Melissa Manson Samuel Nysetvold 27 Joyce Larson 28 Emily Bose Vincent Gillette Graysin Gillette Caleb Telkamp Joshua Bonnstetter 29 Harris Johnson Jon Stokesbary Dylan Doeden 30 Leah Carlson Nancy Sauder
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Please contact the office if you notice a mistake or omission on the Birthday or Anniversary lists. Thanks for your help!
3 Gerald & Leann Giesen (1982) 5 Mike & Chantelle Stelter (2008) 9 Gary & Sue Johnson (1999)
Dustin & Leah Carlson (2005) 10 David & Brooke Swart (2010) 12 Betty & Ivan Brake (1958) 14 Joshua & Amanda Crowley (2012) 20 Lucas & Joyce Radke (2013) 22 Charles & Susan Blackmer (1978) 24 Jason & Nicole Platt (2004) 27 Darrel & Heather Peters (2001)
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Easter Story Cookies Author Unknown
To be made the evening before Easter
You need:
1 cup whole pecans 1 tsp. vinegar 3 egg whites pinch salt 1 cup sugar zipper baggie wooden spoon tape Bible
Preheat oven to 300 degrees (this is important--don't wait until you're half done with the recipe!)
Place pecans in zipper baggie and let children beat them with the wooden spoon to break into small pieces. Explain that after Jesus was arrested, He was beaten by the Ro-man soldiers. Read John 19:1-3.
Let each child smell the vinegar. Put 1 tsp. vinegar into mix-ing bowl. Explain that when Jesus was thirsty on the cross, He was given vinegar to drink. Read John 19:28-30.
Add egg whites to vinegar. Eggs represent life. Explain that Jesus gave His life to give us life. Read John 10:10-11.
Sprinkle a little salt into each child's hand. Let them taste it and brush the rest into the bowl. Explain that this repre-sents the salty tears shed by Jesus' followers, and the bit-terness of our own sin. Read Luke 23:27.
With a mostly quiet Easter at home, this might be a great opportunity to try this recipe with your kids.
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So far, the ingredients are not very appetizing. Add 1cup sugar. Explain that the sweetest part of the story is that Je-sus died because He loves us. He wants us to know and belong to Him. Read Ps. 34:8 and John 3:16.
Beat with a mixer on high speed for 12 to 15 minutes until stiff peaks are formed. Explain that the color white repre-sents the purity in God's eyes of those whose sins have been cleansed by Jesus. Read Isa. 1:18 and John 3:1-3.
Fold in broken nuts. Drop by teaspoons onto wax paper covered cookie sheet. Explain that each mound represents the rocky tomb where Jesus' body was laid. Read Matt. 27:57-60.
Put the cookie sheet in the oven, close the door and turn the oven OFF.
Give each child a piece of tape and seal the oven door. Ex-plain that Jesus' tomb was sealed. Read Matt. 27:65-66.
GO TO BED! Explain that they may feel sad to leave the cookies in the oven overnight. Jesus' followers were in des-pair when the tomb was sealed. Read John 16:20 and 22.
On Easter morning, open the oven and give everyone a cookie. Notice the cracked surface and take a bite. The cookies are hollow! On the first Easter, Jesus' followers were amazed to find the tomb open and empty. Read Matt. 28:1-9
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14 Keeley Island Dr Slayton, MN 56172
507-763-3567 [email protected]
www.shetek.org
Mark Your Calendar
April 18—Pre-marriage Retreat
April 24-25—Confirmation Retreat
April 25—Spring Toddlers and Trees
April 25 & May 2—Spring Clean up Days – come help
get camp ready for a great summer
May 3-8—Road Scholars
June 7—First Day of Camp!!
June 13, 5:30—Saturday Worship at Shetek begins
June 13—Fun in the Sun with Waterbugs
June 22—Golf Tournament
June 27—Quilt Auction
July 21—Donor Picnic
August 15—Summer Toddlers and Trees
August 21-22—Young at Heart Retreat
For more information go to Shetek.org or Call 507-763-3567
April, 2020
Shetek Lutheran Ministries Where Christ Renews and Empowers
Help send kids to Camp…Become a Pelican Club or Timber Society member today. Pelican Club members support the ministry with a
gift of $100 - $499 a year and Timber Society members give $500 or more a year. Thanks for your support!
Sign up for summer camp at Shetek! Take advantage of our Early Bird special if you sign up
before April 15!
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Can you help Shetek out? Here’s our Wish List!
Vehicles in good condition (Mini-vans) 17 foot aluminum canoes
Flatscreen TV’s 4 Drawer dressers
Office supplies – reams of paper, dry erase markers Box fans
Here’s an update on our “Building on the
Foundation” capital campaign. We’ve
raised over $994,000 in gifts/pledges to-
wards our $1,500,000 goal! Check our
website for more info.
Shetek is seeking summer staff
A great opportunity to develop the following lifelong skills that em-ployers want to see on resumes!
Creativity Oral communication skills Critical thinking and problem solving skills Interpersonal and Leadership skills Collaborative skills
To find out more and apply online – https://shetek.org/work-at-shetek/
April highlights
Saturday, April 18 Pre-marriage Retreat Fri.-Sat., April 24-25 Confirmation Retreat Saturday, April 25 Spring Toddlers/Trees Saturday, April 25
Spring Clean up day THINK SPRING!!
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