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WORSHIP SCHEDULE Saturday

5:00 pm Sunday 9:30 am +++++++

Holy Communion will be celebrated at all Worship Services

Ash Wednesday Worship March 1st 7:00 pm

Holy Communion and Imposition of Ashes

New Member Sunday

The installation of New Members is scheduled for Sunday, February 12th during the 9:30 am worship. Please join us as we

welcome these new members to our Church family.

Wednesday Evening Schedule during Lent 5:15 pm Family Meal

6:00 pm Church School 7:00 pm Worship

No Confirmation Class during Lent Confirmation students are asked

to attend mid-week Worship

Annual Congregational Meeting

Sunday, February 5th Christ Lutheran’s Annual Congregational meeting will be held Sunday, February 5th, at 10:30 am. All members are invited to attend this important event where the

annual report and 2017 budget will be presented and open for discussion. A light brunch will be served following the meeting.

Spring Bouquet The annual Spring Bouquet will be held on Saturday, April 29th, at Christ Lutheran Church. This will include Grandma's Attic, a silent auction, bake and craft sale. Please keep Grandma's Attic in mind this winter while going through cupboards, drawers, etc. If you have items to donate, please bring them to the church in the next couple of months and put them in the Women's Storage room, downstairs next to the Nursery. We do not accept clothing or shoes. If you enjoy making crafts, please consider making some items for our craft sale. If you know of a business that would donate to our Silent Auction please give Clareen Auch a call at 720-1528, so she can include the contributor’s information on the auction list. If you have any questions about the Spring Bouquet please call Cheryl Rystedt at 852-1482.

WORSHIP SCHEDULE Saturday

5:00 pm Sunday 9:30 am +++++++

Holy Communion will be celebrated at all Worship Services

Ash Wednesday Worship March 1st 7:00 pm

Holy Communion and Imposition of Ashes

New Member Sunday

The installation of New Members is scheduled for Sunday, February 12th during the 9:30 am worship. Please join us as we

welcome these new members to our Church family.

Wednesday Evening Schedule during Lent 5:15 pm Family Meal

6:00 pm Church School 7:00 pm Worship

No Confirmation Class during Lent Confirmation students are asked

to attend mid-week Worship

Annual Congregational Meeting

Sunday, February 5th Christ Lutheran’s Annual Congregational meeting will be held Sunday, February 5th, at 10:30 am. All members are invited to attend this important event where the

annual report and 2017 budget will be presented and open for discussion. A light brunch will be served following the meeting.

Spring Bouquet The annual Spring Bouquet will be held on Saturday, April 29th, at Christ Lutheran Church. This will include Grandma's Attic, a silent auction, bake and craft sale. Please keep Grandma's Attic in mind this winter while going through cupboards, drawers, etc. If you have items to donate, please bring them to the church in the next couple of months and put them in the Women's Storage room, downstairs next to the Nursery. We do not accept clothing or shoes. If you enjoy making crafts, please consider making some items for our craft sale. If you know of a business that would donate to our Silent Auction please give Clareen Auch a call at 720-1528, so she can include the contributor’s information on the auction list. If you have any questions about the Spring Bouquet please call Cheryl Rystedt at 852-1482.

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“Reflections on 2016” A Message from Pastor Desirée

“I thank my God every time I remember you, constantly praying with joy in every one of my prayers for all of you, because of your sharing in

the gospel from the first day until now.” The Apostle Paul’s letter to the Philippians

It’s hard for me to believe that it has been just over a year since I joined you here at Christ Lutheran Church. I remember standing up in front of you the first time I led worship and feeling profoundly thankful for the privilege of serving as pastor to a congregation who had endured so much and come so far. Your smiling faces and easy manner helped to affirm that this call was right and true. I will admit to you that I did feel fear – fear of disappointing you, even though I know that in any human relationship, disappointment is inevitable. But I was also afraid because I didn’t know you yet, and I wondered how I would ever be able to learn so many names and faces and stories. Well, slowly but surely, names and faces and stories are coming into focus. I look out now from the pulpit, and I see people I have come to love and cherish. I have begun to know what your hopes and dreams are, what it is that keeps you up at night, what sorrows cause your heart pain, and what joys make your spirit sing. And I am so often overcome with gratitude that I have the privilege of walking alongside you in your life journeys. As a congregation, you are simply amazing. I’ve been reflecting on why I can say that with all honesty, and here are my observations after one year:

You are people of hope, and you look to the future and the immense possibilities it holds. Some congregations are sadly wishing for past “glory days,” and have a difficult time imagining that things must change to live. You recognize that we have to move forward, and you will do almost anything to share the good news of Christ.

You are courageous, and I think that your courage is borne of the adversity you faced with the flood and the devastation of the building. The people of Christ Lutheran and Augustana Lutheran were brought together

in a time of crisis and immense loss, and together you built a brand new faith community. In the process, I believe that you discovered the sort of resilience that can only come from God.

You have a great sense of humor, and a joy that runs deep.

You love your church, and you are rightfully proud of the building, but you see it as ultimately belonging to God, and you generously allow it to be used by the community.

You like to say “yes” to outward focused ministry opportunities. And the ministry includes baking pies for the neighborhood, serving free lunch to kids and their parents at Oak Park, donating a huge pile of pillows for the domestic violence shelter and paper products to the food pantry, picking up litter along Highway 83, hosting a vacation bible school open to everyone, sharing the warmth and compassion of Christ through the quilting, prayer shawl, and sleeping mat ministries, helping with new construction at Metigoshe bible camp, serving in Katie’s Kitchen, caregiving through Stephen Ministries. . . .This list could fill up an entire page.

I am grateful for the incredible leadership of our church council and mission teams. I hold in high esteem our musicians and Mark, our choir director. I am in awe of our church school teachers, working diligently with Erin’s leadership. And I am blessed to share daily ministry with Pastor Derek, Vicki, Bonnie, Ed, Vicar Kayla, and MSU Intern Karen. I began this message with the Apostle Paul’s words, and I must echo them now with you. As your pastor and as your sister in Christ, I thank God for all of you and the way you so willingly share the grace and compassion of Christ with one another and with the world God loves.

Meet Naomi…. During Lent, our congregation will explore the limited educational opportunities available around the world; especially for girls. Naomi is 23 years old and is finally able to attend Christian Community

College in Nairobi, Kenya, planning to major in Community Development and Health. Because someone recognized her scholastic abilities and potential, she has been given an opportunity for college. The Outreach Committee is inviting our congregation to help Naomi continue her education by providing her with a scholarship for her tuition. During Lent, we will focus attention on this project and encourage you to “meet Naomi” and countless girls like her around the world.

14th ANNUAL "HAVE A HEART" FOOD DRIVE

Once again we are a drop off location for the "Have A Heart Food Drive" sponsored by the Minot Area Homeless Coalition.

This will begin Wednesday, February 1st and continue through Tuesday, February 28th. All items collected will be given to Minot area soup kitchens and food pantries. Items needed are:

Rice, pasta, cereal, soup Canned vegetables/fruits & meats Peanut butter, jelly, beans Sugar, flour, coffee Baby food, diapers Shampoo, conditioner, shave cream,

feminine products, deodorant, shave cream, razors, toothpaste

Paper products, cleaning products, dish & laundry soap

Please check expiration dates on all food items as we are not able to accept any out dated items. Monetary donations can be sent to Minot Area Homeless Coalition, PO Box 1062, Minot, ND. A table will be set-up in the Gathering Area for you to drop off donations.

Greetings from Rob Anderson and the Congregational Council

Dear Friends in Christ, Preach the word; be prepared in season and out of season; correct, rebuke, and encourage—with great patience and careful instruction. 2 Timothy 4:2

As I write, we are well into 2017 and find ourselves at a season sometimes called the “dead of winter” when things are either dead or lying in dormancy. This is

not true for Christ Lutheran, nothing dead or dormant here. There is no time during the year when we are “out of season.” We’re a thriving congregation full of energy and excitement. An adult education class, “Holy and Whole: It is Well With My Soul”, is being offered at this time. It’s an opportunity to explore your financial, emotional and spiritual wellness. The class meets each Sunday afternoon into March. New member orientation has taken place and we will be formally welcoming new members in February. It’s exciting to know that Christ Lutheran Church is growing in numbers along with the commitment to our faith. Two new members will be welcomed to the Congregational Council in February. The terms of Vicky Flagstad and Emily Schafer are finished. I would like to thank them for their service to the council and the whole congregation. We will miss them, but look forward to working with them in other capacities. We continue to serve record numbers at Wednesday night suppers. If anyone as an individual or part of a small group would be interested in serving this meal there is a sign-up sheet in the visitor’s center or you could contact Diane Anderson. Funds are available to cover the expenses for this meal. Josh A. reported at the last council meeting that the up-dates to the media center are almost complete. It has been fun witnessing each improvement as it is implemented. In a short time everything will be ready. If you have not had the opportunity to explore PushPay you should do that. More and more members are discovering this great method of staying connected to the church and find it an easy method of giving. God is good, God is faithful and God will provide.

Christ Lutheran Swedish Meatball

Dinner

With Augustana Rice Pudding! Sunday, March 5th

10:30 am to 2:30 pm

Ticket Price: $10.00

Children 12 and under: Free-Will Offering

CLCW News Submitted by Ardella Score

Nearly one pound of cancelled postage stamps was sent to Texas to help defray costs for Lutheran World Relief. Please continue to save your cancelled postage stamps! The Annual Spring Bouquet is scheduled to be held on Saturday, April 29th. Again this year we will have Grandma’s Attic so when you are spring cleaning, please keep us in mind.

If you have any ideas on how to use the proceeds from the Spring Bouquet, please call Jackie Johnson at 838-4640 or

240-8185. You may also contact any CLCW board member with your ideas.

The Outreach Team would like to say Thank you to all who made the Christmas season better for someone less fortunate by taking a tag and shopping for gifts for the Angel Tree.

With your generosity we were able to fill 71 Angel Tree tags. Your care and support was greatly appreciated. May you know God’s richest blessing.

Pancake Breakfast

A Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser will be held for Larry Goodman on Sunday,

February 12th starting at 10:30 am at CLC. Larry was recently diagnosed with cancer and is in need of your continued prayers and support.

Men in Mission January 3rd Meeting

Submitted by Terry Thiel Attendees: Tom R, Bill R, Pastor Derek, Al H, Lauren L, Bob S, Paul K, Miles A, Jim R, Ed Z, Brad B, Rob A, Allan P, Terry T.

Paul K. called the meeting to order Miles A. opened with devotions November minutes read and approved Al H. presented the financial report Items of Discussion: The Annual Swedish Meatball Dinner will be

on Sunday, March 5th. Cooking for the dinner will be on Saturday, March 4th.

It was moved and seconded that Men in Mission will pay license tags for the Boy Scout’s bus and trailers.

Men in Mission will serve the Church School Meal on Wednesday, February 1st and will bake communion bread starting at 1:00 pm that afternoon.

Will be placing an order for Men in Mission Polo Shirts and aprons. These items can also be used for Høstfest.

Meeting adjourned with the Lord’s Prayer. Next meeting Tuesday, February 7th.

Lutheran Campus Ministry Soup Day

It is Christ Lutheran’s turn to serve soup for LCM on Tuesday, February 28th. We will need 14 pots of yummy hot soup. This ministry is reaching many students at MSU. If you have not

done so before, please consider being part of this project. Watch for a sign-up sheet to be posted in the Gathering Area during the month of February.

Again last year, nearly 2000 satchels were filled with gifts for Seafarers with warm sweatshirts, comfortable casual shirts, useful pairs of socks, knitted watch caps and scarves, large tasty bars of chocolate or cans of nuts and Christmas cards from you and your flock. How can we adequately thank all of you, large and small, who participate in Christmas-at-Sea last year? Peace, Christopher V. Roehrer, Seafarers Director

Metigoshe Mnistries Be on the lookout for the 2017 Summer Camp brochure which will be arriving soon. Discounts will be available if you register before April 7th. Below are some fun upcoming events, check to see if one of these will fit in your schedule.

Marriage Retreat Friday, February 10th to Sunday, February 12th Adventure and marriage go hand-in-hand! There will be opportunity for outdoor winter recreation, rich conversation and adventures your marriage has and will overcome. Cost $210/couple

Family Snow Day Sunday, February 12th

Come for a day of fun in a winter wonderland! Outdoor activities include ice skating, snow angel making, sledding and playing in the snow. Cost: $10 per person with a maximum of $35 per family.

Winter Hobby Retreat February 20th to February 22nd

Tired of Winter? Spend time away with your friends or family at the Christian Center and work on your projects. Just think no interruptions…you can concentrate on your quilting, woodworking or any of your other hobbies. Cost: $135 per person.

Metigoshe Workday February 10th and 11th

We are looking for a few volunteers who would like to get out of town for a couple of days. The plan is to work on Anna Manor at Metigoshe Ministry. A place to stay and meals will be provided. To sign-up contact Jay Clark at 720-8722.

February Daily Bible Readings

Date Morning Study Evening Study 1 Exodus 27, 28 Matthew 21:23-46 2 Exodus 29, 30 Matthew 22:1-22 3 Exodus 31, 32, 33 Matthew 22:23-46 4 Exodus 34, 35, 36 Matthew 23:1-22 5 Exodus 37, 38 Matthew 23:23-39 6 Exodus 39, 40 Matthew 24:1-22 7 Leviticus 1, 2, 3 Matthew 24:23-51 8 Leviticus 4, 5, 6 Matthew 25:1-30 9 Leviticus 7, 8, 9 Matthew 25:31-46 10 Leviticus 10, 11, 12 Matthew 26:1-19 11 Leviticus 13 Matthew 26:20-54 12 Leviticus 14 Matthew 26:55-75 13 Leviticus 15, 16, 17 Matthew 27:1-31 14 Leviticus 18, 19 Matthew 27:32-66 15 Leviticus 20, 21 Matthew 28 16 Leviticus 22, 23 Mark 1:1-22 17 Leviticus 24, 25 Mark 1:23-45 18 Leviticus 26, 27 Mark 2 19 Numbers 1, 2 Mark 3:1-21 20 Numbers 3, 4 Mark 3:22-35 21 Numbers 5, 6 Mark 4:1-20 22 Numbers 7 Mark 4:21-41 23 Numbers 8, 9, 10 Mark 5:1-20 24 Numbers 11, 12, 13 Mark 5:21-43 25 Numbers 14, 15 Mark 6:1-32 26 Numbers 16, 17 Mark 6:33-56 27 Numbers 18, 19, 20 Mark 7:1-13 28 Numbers 21, 22 Mark 7:14-30

Christ Lutheran Church Council Minutes Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Submitted by Emily Schaefer Members Present: Rob A., Emily S., Terri J., Vicky F., Josh A.,

Staff Present: Pastor Desiree, Pastor Derek, Vicar Kayla Faith Story: Pastor Derek Secretary’s Report

Mission Team Reports: Stewardship/Finance Last month we were not sure why a specific payment had made to MIF. Individuals who requested that it be applied directly toward the principal of our building debt gifted it. Vicky F. moved (Terri J. second) to accept both the secretary and financial report. Motion carried. Outreach The Outreach team has two new members. We will be doing a paper drive (hygiene, cleaning, etc.) for the month of January. In February we’ll conduct a ‘Have a Heart’ campaign. We will have a speaker on February 18th & 19th, from the Homeless Coalition. Property - no report Congregational Life The Pastors would like to purchase a 3rd headset microphone for the sanctuary. Since this is within their budget, it was approved. Melissa Krebsbach would like her membership released from Christ Lutheran. Alton and Cleo Nygaard would like their memberships reinstated. Faith Formation Sunday school is well underway. For Discussion/Action 2017 Budget – all reports and budgets need to be submitted to Vicki by Friday, January 13th. Media (update) – We are waiting for one part in order to complete the install. All wiring for sound and video are completed for Augustana Hall, along with inputs for microphones and other instruments.

Cameras have been installed. YouTube no longer seems to be a viable option for use to do any live streaming, as they may not accept our CCLI license. We will use LiveStream instead to stream the services, at a cost of $500 per year. We also will use Vimeo to store the video so it can be watched after the fact, and that cost is $68 per year. Nominations Committee – TJ Stewart has agreed to be on council. We are waiting to hear from one other person. We continue discussing individuals to serve as new members on the mission teams. Lent – Ash Wednesday is March 1st, looking at focusing on vocation during the Lent season. Salary/Housing Allowance allocation – Pastor Desirée would like to allocate $500 from out of her salary to housing for IRS tax purposes. Emily S. moved (Vicky F. second) to allocate $500 from Pastor Desirée’s salary to her housing allowance and $250 for Pastor Derek’s housing allocation from his salary. Motion carried. Staff Reports Pastor Derek – Financial Peace University class is going well. Pastor Desirée – Getting ready for the ‘Holy and Whole’ classes that are going on. Vicar Kayla – no report

Next Council Meeting: Tuesday, February 14th, at 6:30 pm

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Love ever gives,

Forgives, outlives And ever stands

With open hands. And while it lives, it gives.

For this is love’s prerogative- To give, and give, and give.

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