Rev Steve King will be speaking in Morris at the MAHS auditorium speakers on Nov 30th at 7pm. He will be talking about current issues facing the ELCA.
The next WCAWA meeting will be the annual Christmas potluck at Trinity in Cyrus on Dec 5th at 10 am. The Jan mtg will be at Glenwood Luth in Glenwood.
Wa theological conference concludes today (Tue) in Roseville.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Donnelly news
Next edition Nov 7th – Nov 13th
Welcome to another edition of the Donnelly news. Please note that I have a new cell # 320-287-1219.
As I was finishing my column last week it started to rain again which then turned to snow on Fri. This week started out promising with several days of sunshine but then it rained again on Tue. The forecast calls for sunny warm days this weekend hopefully it will come true. Some farmers were able to take advantage of the nice weather to get some beans and corn out but progress has been very slow. A neighbor said some of the corn they picked was about 28%. I talked to a friend who raises cattle and it has been hard on them too dealing with all the mud in the feedlots. He said they were fortunate as they can chop a lot of their corn.
STJ/KONG PARISH NEWS: St J beef supper is Nov 10th at the Donnelly hall from 4:30-8 pm
Advance sale tickets are now on sale at the parish office or call 246-3436 or 589-3155.
Lefse baking day in preparation for the Kong fall festival on Nov 22nd will be held on Nov 14th at 9 am. Everyone is welcome to come and help. If you want to help please call 677-2784 so they have enough supplies on hand.
Videos of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th Mt Carmel events have been donated to the STJ/Kong parish and are available for checkout at the parish office.
Thanks to the S.S. kids for singing at St John’s on Nov 1st, always a delight to hear them.
The WCAWA chapter will resume its regular schedule with a meeting today (Sat) at Trinity Luth Church (700 Nevada Ave) in Benson. Coffee and fellowship at 9:30 am program at 10 am. This will be a “town hall’ meeting to discuss the recent actions of the ELCA assembly in Minneapolis and how we can respond. Everyone is welcome. Video and audio tapes of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th events at Mt Carmel as well as some other church related video’s will be for sale there and there will also be copies available of some of the handouts distributed at them and the one in Willmar. For more info call 795-2477.
On my blog site I have posted a copy of an e-mail I got from “Weddings and More Video Services” of Glenwood that lists the most popular church/WA related DVD/cd’s that they have for sale. I will also print it and post it the narthex’s of our churches.
HD & co 10th aniv celebration and open house concludes today (Sat)
Learning Unlimited will meet on Nov 11th at 1 pm at the St Co Museum. The program will be “American Indians and the US: New perspective” presented by Julie Peletier and Bert Ahern.
There will be an 80th birthday party for Agnes Kruize at the Old #1 Southside in Morris on Fri Nov 13th from 7-11 pm No gifts please.
The Crazy sisters Market will have a ladies night out at the Nat Guard Amory in Morris from 5:30-8 pm on Nov 13th. They are also the featured business on the KMRS-KKOK web page.
Congratulations to Sami Searle who recorded two firsts and a fourth place finish at the state horse show in St Paul recently. Cammi and Rebekah Aannerud were part of a horse and hippology judging team at the event; Rebecca finished 10th individually in Sr. horse judging.
Britney Marie Woodke was born on November 1, 2009 at Stevens Community Medical Center, Morris, to Derek and Elysia Woodke of Hoffman. Grandparents are Steve and Molly Woodke, Morris; Bruce Riedner, Morris; and Cindy Riedner, Morris. Great grandparents are Irene Riedner, Alberta and the late Don and Bev Woodke.
Ben Dorweiler was born on Oct 23rd to Matt and Anna; grandparents are Dennis and Karleen (Bakken) Wernsing of Chokio great grandfather is Clarence Geise of Donnelly.
One of the new teachers at the H_N School this year is Sara (Gulbrandson) Larson; her parents are Jeff and Cindy; grandmother is Arlene.
David Flugel and I attended the non profit workshop at the Ag Country Services building in Morris on Oct 29th. This was a follow-up to the summit held last month.
Several of us from the area attended the “Costumed for a Cure” open house at the bank in Donnelly on Oct 30th.
Jim and Lou Eystad were among those from the area who attended the community Halloween party and meal afterwards on Oct 31st. Thanks to our royalty and their families and every one else who helped out for all the hard work they put into making the event a success and to everyone who contributed food for the meal. Special thanks to the judges who had their work cut out for them again this year as there were a lot of great costumes. Thanks also to the area business that furnished prizes, breverages, and other items for the event.
On Nov 1st the Rendsville 4-h club hosted a well attended Halloween party for area 4-h clubs at the Donnelly fire and community halls with a hay ride afterwards. In the eve Andy Brevig and I were among those who attended the potluck supper and the presentation afterwards on Alzheimer’s disease at the community hall by Lisa Denzer of Legacy Living in Morris. We were also among those who attended the St Co Rep party mtg at Detoy’s in Morris on Nov 2nd. We made plans for the fall rally on Nov 17th. Enroute home I stopped to visit Verle and Della Dunn in Donnelly.
The St Co Gen Soc had a short meeting on Nov 3rd at the library in Morris to put the finishing touches on the plans for their 25th aniv celebration.
Many of us from the area took in the lutefisk supper at First Lutheran on Nov 4th. It was very, very good. Many of you may have read the looking back section of the Morris S-T several weeks ago; where Kong served 900 people at their supper 40 years ago.
Jim and Lou Eystad attended the funerals for Lucille Anderson on Nov 2nd.
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Welcome to another edition of the Donnelly news. Please note that I have a new cell # 320-287-1219.
As I was finishing my column last week it started to rain again which then turned to snow on Fri. This week started out promising with several days of sunshine but then it rained again on Tue. The forecast calls for sunny warm days this weekend hopefully it will come true. Some farmers were able to take advantage of the nice weather to get some beans and corn out but progress has been very slow. A neighbor said some of the corn they picked was about 28%. I talked to a friend who raises cattle and it has been hard on them too dealing with all the mud in the feedlots. He said they were fortunate as they can chop a lot of their corn.
STJ/KONG PARISH NEWS: St J beef supper is Nov 10th at the Donnelly hall from 4:30-8 pm
Advance sale tickets are now on sale at the parish office or call 246-3436 or 589-3155.
Lefse baking day in preparation for the Kong fall festival on Nov 22nd will be held on Nov 14th at 9 am. Everyone is welcome to come and help. If you want to help please call 677-2784 so they have enough supplies on hand.
Videos of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th Mt Carmel events have been donated to the STJ/Kong parish and are available for checkout at the parish office.
Thanks to the S.S. kids for singing at St John’s on Nov 1st, always a delight to hear them.
The WCAWA chapter will resume its regular schedule with a meeting today (Sat) at Trinity Luth Church (700 Nevada Ave) in Benson. Coffee and fellowship at 9:30 am program at 10 am. This will be a “town hall’ meeting to discuss the recent actions of the ELCA assembly in Minneapolis and how we can respond. Everyone is welcome. Video and audio tapes of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th events at Mt Carmel as well as some other church related video’s will be for sale there and there will also be copies available of some of the handouts distributed at them and the one in Willmar. For more info call 795-2477.
On my blog site I have posted a copy of an e-mail I got from “Weddings and More Video Services” of Glenwood that lists the most popular church/WA related DVD/cd’s that they have for sale. I will also print it and post it the narthex’s of our churches.
HD & co 10th aniv celebration and open house concludes today (Sat)
Learning Unlimited will meet on Nov 11th at 1 pm at the St Co Museum. The program will be “American Indians and the US: New perspective” presented by Julie Peletier and Bert Ahern.
There will be an 80th birthday party for Agnes Kruize at the Old #1 Southside in Morris on Fri Nov 13th from 7-11 pm No gifts please.
The Crazy sisters Market will have a ladies night out at the Nat Guard Amory in Morris from 5:30-8 pm on Nov 13th. They are also the featured business on the KMRS-KKOK web page.
Congratulations to Sami Searle who recorded two firsts and a fourth place finish at the state horse show in St Paul recently. Cammi and Rebekah Aannerud were part of a horse and hippology judging team at the event; Rebecca finished 10th individually in Sr. horse judging.
Britney Marie Woodke was born on November 1, 2009 at Stevens Community Medical Center, Morris, to Derek and Elysia Woodke of Hoffman. Grandparents are Steve and Molly Woodke, Morris; Bruce Riedner, Morris; and Cindy Riedner, Morris. Great grandparents are Irene Riedner, Alberta and the late Don and Bev Woodke.
Ben Dorweiler was born on Oct 23rd to Matt and Anna; grandparents are Dennis and Karleen (Bakken) Wernsing of Chokio great grandfather is Clarence Geise of Donnelly.
One of the new teachers at the H_N School this year is Sara (Gulbrandson) Larson; her parents are Jeff and Cindy; grandmother is Arlene.
David Flugel and I attended the non profit workshop at the Ag Country Services building in Morris on Oct 29th. This was a follow-up to the summit held last month.
Several of us from the area attended the “Costumed for a Cure” open house at the bank in Donnelly on Oct 30th.
Jim and Lou Eystad were among those from the area who attended the community Halloween party and meal afterwards on Oct 31st. Thanks to our royalty and their families and every one else who helped out for all the hard work they put into making the event a success and to everyone who contributed food for the meal. Special thanks to the judges who had their work cut out for them again this year as there were a lot of great costumes. Thanks also to the area business that furnished prizes, breverages, and other items for the event.
On Nov 1st the Rendsville 4-h club hosted a well attended Halloween party for area 4-h clubs at the Donnelly fire and community halls with a hay ride afterwards. In the eve Andy Brevig and I were among those who attended the potluck supper and the presentation afterwards on Alzheimer’s disease at the community hall by Lisa Denzer of Legacy Living in Morris. We were also among those who attended the St Co Rep party mtg at Detoy’s in Morris on Nov 2nd. We made plans for the fall rally on Nov 17th. Enroute home I stopped to visit Verle and Della Dunn in Donnelly.
The St Co Gen Soc had a short meeting on Nov 3rd at the library in Morris to put the finishing touches on the plans for their 25th aniv celebration.
Many of us from the area took in the lutefisk supper at First Lutheran on Nov 4th. It was very, very good. Many of you may have read the looking back section of the Morris S-T several weeks ago; where Kong served 900 people at their supper 40 years ago.
Jim and Lou Eystad attended the funerals for Lucille Anderson on Nov 2nd.
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"death"
Sad News From the Larson Farm
Augustus “Gus” McCrae Larson
Funeral Services for Augustus “Gus” McCrae were Held Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 6 pm. at the Larson Farm. Burial was held in the Pasture and lunch followed in the shop.
Gus as born on May 10th 2008 in Chokio MN. At six months of age Gus moved to that Larson Farm in Donnelly MN. Here he enrolled in school majoring in General Farm Dog Studies. His instructor Max Larson said Gus was a Great Student with lots of potential, always willing to learn, but sometimes struggled staying focused on the tasks at hand. In July of 2009 after the passing of His instructor Max, Gus assumed full time duties as the Larson farm dog. This kept him very busy guarding the farm during the day from strangers not welcome and at night barking at Coyotes to keep them away from the other farm animals. Gus enjoyed afternoon naps in the sun against the garage door, going for rides in the pickup and digging holes in the front lawn. He was very proud of is accomplishments of learning how to Sit, Play fetch and how to jump onto the Cottonwood Yacht Club Pontoon.
Gus died in the evening at his home on Friday November 6th, 2009 after a tragic Corn Hauling Accident. He reached the Age of 1 year 7 months (11 in dog years).
He survived by one owner and best Friend: David Larson of Donnelly MN; two Cousins: Lucky Larson and Gunther Larson both of Herman MN. He was preceded in Death by his Step Brother and Instructor Maxwell Brutus Larson.
Pallbearers were “The Neighbors” Mark, Michele, and Miranda Papesh. Honorary Pallbearers were Peabody Papesh, Steve Gades (his favor CR Koehl and Sons Truck Driver), and All who called him Friend.
The Family asks that in lieu of Flowers that Memorials be sent in his name to the Stevens County Human Society.
Augustus “Gus” McCrae Larson
Funeral Services for Augustus “Gus” McCrae were Held Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 6 pm. at the Larson Farm. Burial was held in the Pasture and lunch followed in the shop.
Gus as born on May 10th 2008 in Chokio MN. At six months of age Gus moved to that Larson Farm in Donnelly MN. Here he enrolled in school majoring in General Farm Dog Studies. His instructor Max Larson said Gus was a Great Student with lots of potential, always willing to learn, but sometimes struggled staying focused on the tasks at hand. In July of 2009 after the passing of His instructor Max, Gus assumed full time duties as the Larson farm dog. This kept him very busy guarding the farm during the day from strangers not welcome and at night barking at Coyotes to keep them away from the other farm animals. Gus enjoyed afternoon naps in the sun against the garage door, going for rides in the pickup and digging holes in the front lawn. He was very proud of is accomplishments of learning how to Sit, Play fetch and how to jump onto the Cottonwood Yacht Club Pontoon.
Gus died in the evening at his home on Friday November 6th, 2009 after a tragic Corn Hauling Accident. He reached the Age of 1 year 7 months (11 in dog years).
He survived by one owner and best Friend: David Larson of Donnelly MN; two Cousins: Lucky Larson and Gunther Larson both of Herman MN. He was preceded in Death by his Step Brother and Instructor Maxwell Brutus Larson.
Pallbearers were “The Neighbors” Mark, Michele, and Miranda Papesh. Honorary Pallbearers were Peabody Papesh, Steve Gades (his favor CR Koehl and Sons Truck Driver), and All who called him Friend.
The Family asks that in lieu of Flowers that Memorials be sent in his name to the Stevens County Human Society.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
donnelly news
Next edition Nov 7th – Nov 13th
Welcome to another edition of the Donnelly news. Please note that I have a new cell # 320-287-1219.
As I was finishing my column last week it started to rain again which then turned to snow on Fri. This week started out promising with several days of sunshine but then it rained again on Tue. The forecast calls for sunny warm days this weekend hopefully it will come true. Some farmers were able to take advantage of the nice weather to get some beans and corn out but progress has been very slow. A neighbor said some of the corn they picked was about 28%. I talked to a friend who raises cattle and it has been hard on them too dealing with all the mud in the feedlots. He said they were fortunate as they can chop a lot of their corn.
STJ/KONG PARISH NEWS: St J beef supper is Nov 10th at the Donnelly hall from 4:30-8 pm
Advance sale tickets are now on sale at the parish office or call 246-3436 or 589-3155.
Lefse baking day in preparation for the Kong fall festival on Nov 22nd will be held on Nov 14th at 9 am. Everyone is welcome to come and help. If you want to help please call 677-2784 so they have enough supplies on hand.
Videos of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th Mt Carmel events have been donated to the STJ/Kong parish and are available for checkout at the parish office.
Thanks to the S.S. kids for singing at St John’s on Nov 1st, always a delight to hear them.
The WCAWA chapter will resume its regular schedule with a meeting today (Sat) at Trinity Luth Church (700 Nevada Ave) in Benson. Coffee and fellowship at 9:30 am program at 10 am. This will be a “town hall’ meeting to discuss the recent actions of the ELCA assembly in Minneapolis and how we can respond. Everyone is welcome. Video and audio tapes of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th events at Mt Carmel as well as some other church related video’s will be for sale there and there will also be copies available of some of the handouts distributed at them and the one in Willmar. For more info call 795-2477.
On my blog site I have posted a copy of an e-mail I got from “Weddings and More Video Services” of Glenwood that lists the most popular church/WA related DVD/cd’s that they have for sale. I will also print it and post it the narthex’s of our churches.
HD & co 10th aniv celebration and open house concludes today (Sat)
Learning Unlimited will meet on Nov 11th at 1 pm at the St Co Museum. The program will be “American Indians and the US: New perspective” presented by Julie Peletier and Bert Ahern.
There will be an 80th birthday party for Agnes Kruize at the Old #1 Southside in Morris on Fri Nov 13th from 7-11 pm No gifts please.
The Crazy sisters Market will have a ladies night out at the Nat Guard Amory in Morris from 5:30-8 pm on Nov 13th. They are also the featured business on the KMRS-KKOK web page.
Congratulations to Sami Searle who recorded two firsts and a fourth place finish at the state horse show in St Paul recently. Cammi and Rebekah Aannerud were part of a horse and hippology judging team at the event; Rebecca finished 10th individually in Sr. horse judging.
Britney Marie Woodke was born on November 1, 2009 at Stevens Community Medical Center, Morris, to Derek and Elysia Woodke of Hoffman. Grandparents are Steve and Molly Woodke, Morris; Bruce Riedner, Morris; and Cindy Riedner, Morris. Great grandparents are Irene Riedner, Alberta and the late Don and Bev Woodke.
Ben Dorweiler was born on Oct 23rd to Matt and Anna; grandparents are Dennis and Karleen (Bakken) Wernsing of Chokio great grandfather is Clarence Geise of Donnelly.
One of the new teachers at the H_N School this year is Sara (Gulbrandson) Larson; her parents are Jeff and Cindy; grandmother is Arlene.
David Flugel and I attended the non profit workshop at the Ag Country Services building in Morris on Oct 29th. This was a follow-up to the summit held last month.
Several of us from the area attended the “Costumed for a Cure” open house at the bank in Donnelly on Oct 30th.
Jim and Lou Eystad were among those from the area who attended the community Halloween party and meal afterwards on Oct 31st. Thanks to our royalty and their families and every one else who helped out for all the hard work they put into making the event a success and to everyone who contributed food for the meal. Special thanks to the judges who had their work cut out for them again this year as there were a lot of great costumes. Thanks also to the area business that furnished prizes, beverages, and other items for the event.
On Nov 1st the Rendsville 4-h club hosted a well attended Halloween party for area 4-h clubs at the Donnelly fire and community halls with a hay ride afterwards. In the eve Andy Brevig and I were among those who attended the potluck supper and the presentation afterwards on Alzheimer’s disease at the community hall by Lisa Denzer of Legacy Living in Morris. We were also among those who attended the St Co Rep party mtg at Detoy’s in Morris on Nov 2nd. We made plans for the fall rally on Nov 17th. Enroute home I stopped to visit Verle and Della Dunn in Donnelly.
The St Co Gen Soc had a short meeting on Nov 3rd at the library in Morris to put the finishing touches on the plans for their 25th aniv celebration.
Many of us from the area took in the lutefisk supper at First Lutheran on Nov 4th. It was very, very good. Many of you may have read the looking back section of the Morris S-T several weeks ago; where Kong served 900 people at their supper 40 years ago.
Jim and Lou Eystad attended the funerals for Lucille Anderson and Hazel Moser this week.
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Welcome to another edition of the Donnelly news. Please note that I have a new cell # 320-287-1219.
As I was finishing my column last week it started to rain again which then turned to snow on Fri. This week started out promising with several days of sunshine but then it rained again on Tue. The forecast calls for sunny warm days this weekend hopefully it will come true. Some farmers were able to take advantage of the nice weather to get some beans and corn out but progress has been very slow. A neighbor said some of the corn they picked was about 28%. I talked to a friend who raises cattle and it has been hard on them too dealing with all the mud in the feedlots. He said they were fortunate as they can chop a lot of their corn.
STJ/KONG PARISH NEWS: St J beef supper is Nov 10th at the Donnelly hall from 4:30-8 pm
Advance sale tickets are now on sale at the parish office or call 246-3436 or 589-3155.
Lefse baking day in preparation for the Kong fall festival on Nov 22nd will be held on Nov 14th at 9 am. Everyone is welcome to come and help. If you want to help please call 677-2784 so they have enough supplies on hand.
Videos of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th Mt Carmel events have been donated to the STJ/Kong parish and are available for checkout at the parish office.
Thanks to the S.S. kids for singing at St John’s on Nov 1st, always a delight to hear them.
The WCAWA chapter will resume its regular schedule with a meeting today (Sat) at Trinity Luth Church (700 Nevada Ave) in Benson. Coffee and fellowship at 9:30 am program at 10 am. This will be a “town hall’ meeting to discuss the recent actions of the ELCA assembly in Minneapolis and how we can respond. Everyone is welcome. Video and audio tapes of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th events at Mt Carmel as well as some other church related video’s will be for sale there and there will also be copies available of some of the handouts distributed at them and the one in Willmar. For more info call 795-2477.
On my blog site I have posted a copy of an e-mail I got from “Weddings and More Video Services” of Glenwood that lists the most popular church/WA related DVD/cd’s that they have for sale. I will also print it and post it the narthex’s of our churches.
HD & co 10th aniv celebration and open house concludes today (Sat)
Learning Unlimited will meet on Nov 11th at 1 pm at the St Co Museum. The program will be “American Indians and the US: New perspective” presented by Julie Peletier and Bert Ahern.
There will be an 80th birthday party for Agnes Kruize at the Old #1 Southside in Morris on Fri Nov 13th from 7-11 pm No gifts please.
The Crazy sisters Market will have a ladies night out at the Nat Guard Amory in Morris from 5:30-8 pm on Nov 13th. They are also the featured business on the KMRS-KKOK web page.
Congratulations to Sami Searle who recorded two firsts and a fourth place finish at the state horse show in St Paul recently. Cammi and Rebekah Aannerud were part of a horse and hippology judging team at the event; Rebecca finished 10th individually in Sr. horse judging.
Britney Marie Woodke was born on November 1, 2009 at Stevens Community Medical Center, Morris, to Derek and Elysia Woodke of Hoffman. Grandparents are Steve and Molly Woodke, Morris; Bruce Riedner, Morris; and Cindy Riedner, Morris. Great grandparents are Irene Riedner, Alberta and the late Don and Bev Woodke.
Ben Dorweiler was born on Oct 23rd to Matt and Anna; grandparents are Dennis and Karleen (Bakken) Wernsing of Chokio great grandfather is Clarence Geise of Donnelly.
One of the new teachers at the H_N School this year is Sara (Gulbrandson) Larson; her parents are Jeff and Cindy; grandmother is Arlene.
David Flugel and I attended the non profit workshop at the Ag Country Services building in Morris on Oct 29th. This was a follow-up to the summit held last month.
Several of us from the area attended the “Costumed for a Cure” open house at the bank in Donnelly on Oct 30th.
Jim and Lou Eystad were among those from the area who attended the community Halloween party and meal afterwards on Oct 31st. Thanks to our royalty and their families and every one else who helped out for all the hard work they put into making the event a success and to everyone who contributed food for the meal. Special thanks to the judges who had their work cut out for them again this year as there were a lot of great costumes. Thanks also to the area business that furnished prizes, beverages, and other items for the event.
On Nov 1st the Rendsville 4-h club hosted a well attended Halloween party for area 4-h clubs at the Donnelly fire and community halls with a hay ride afterwards. In the eve Andy Brevig and I were among those who attended the potluck supper and the presentation afterwards on Alzheimer’s disease at the community hall by Lisa Denzer of Legacy Living in Morris. We were also among those who attended the St Co Rep party mtg at Detoy’s in Morris on Nov 2nd. We made plans for the fall rally on Nov 17th. Enroute home I stopped to visit Verle and Della Dunn in Donnelly.
The St Co Gen Soc had a short meeting on Nov 3rd at the library in Morris to put the finishing touches on the plans for their 25th aniv celebration.
Many of us from the area took in the lutefisk supper at First Lutheran on Nov 4th. It was very, very good. Many of you may have read the looking back section of the Morris S-T several weeks ago; where Kong served 900 people at their supper 40 years ago.
Jim and Lou Eystad attended the funerals for Lucille Anderson and Hazel Moser this week.
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
church events
STJ/KONG PARISH NEWS: St J beef supper is Nov 10th at the Donnelly hall from 4:30-8 pm
Advance sale tickets ($8)are now on sale at the parish office or call 246-3436 or 589-3155.
Lefse baking day in preparation for the Kong fall festival on Nov 22nd will be held on Nov 14th at 9 am. Everyone is welcome to come and help. If you want to help please call 677-2784 so they have enough supplies on hand.
special council meeting on Nov 4th 7pm at STJ
STJ WELCA AND KCLW members are reminded to turn in their thanks offering boxes to the parish office by Nov 15th.
Video's of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th Mt Carmel meeting have been donated to our parish are available for checkout at the parish office
The WCAWA chapter will resume its regular schedule with a meeting today (Sat) at Trinity Luth Church (700 Nevada ave) in Benson. Coffee and fellowship at 9:30 am program at 10 am. This will be a “town hall’ meeting to discuss the recent actions of the ELCA assembly in Minneapolis and how we can respond. Everyone is welcome. Video and audio tapes of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th events at Mt Carmel as well as some other church related video’s will be for sale their and there will also be copies available of some of the handouts distributed at them and the one in Willmar. For more info call 795-2477.
first Lutheran Morris lutefisk supper on Nov 3rd 4-7pm
faith Morris meatball supper Nov 10th 4:30- 7pm
first English Lutheran Ortonville Scandinavian food fair Nov 7th noon to 3 pm
Advance sale tickets ($8)are now on sale at the parish office or call 246-3436 or 589-3155.
Lefse baking day in preparation for the Kong fall festival on Nov 22nd will be held on Nov 14th at 9 am. Everyone is welcome to come and help. If you want to help please call 677-2784 so they have enough supplies on hand.
special council meeting on Nov 4th 7pm at STJ
STJ WELCA AND KCLW members are reminded to turn in their thanks offering boxes to the parish office by Nov 15th.
Video's of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th Mt Carmel meeting have been donated to our parish are available for checkout at the parish office
The WCAWA chapter will resume its regular schedule with a meeting today (Sat) at Trinity Luth Church (700 Nevada ave) in Benson. Coffee and fellowship at 9:30 am program at 10 am. This will be a “town hall’ meeting to discuss the recent actions of the ELCA assembly in Minneapolis and how we can respond. Everyone is welcome. Video and audio tapes of the Sept 27th and Oct 10th events at Mt Carmel as well as some other church related video’s will be for sale their and there will also be copies available of some of the handouts distributed at them and the one in Willmar. For more info call 795-2477.
first Lutheran Morris lutefisk supper on Nov 3rd 4-7pm
faith Morris meatball supper Nov 10th 4:30- 7pm
first English Lutheran Ortonville Scandinavian food fair Nov 7th noon to 3 pm
events
HD & CO in Donnelly will be celebrating it's 10th aniv with an open house at the store on main st on Nov 6th and 7th. sign up for door prizes and enjoy refreshments. see their ad in the Oct 31st edition of the Morris S-T newspaper for more info about the store. for more info call 246-debs
The St co Gen soc well have an open house at the library in Morris to celebrate it's 25th aniv on Nov 5th from 2-6 pm. apple cider and cookies will be served and tours of the resources will be given. Contact me for more info at 246-3227
There will also be a genealogical workshop at the UMM library computer lab hosted by Peter Bremer on Nov 7th sponsored by the St Co Historical society. please RSVP to the museum if you plan to attend.
LU will meet on Nov 11th at the museum at 1 pm American Indians and the U.S.: New Perspectives is the program.
Bert Ahern
Morse-Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor of History and American Indian Studies, UMM
Julie Pelletier
Associate Professor of Anthropology and American Indian Studies, UMM
Among the issues to be addressed are the nature of native peoples prior to European arrival; the concept of sovereignty for American Indian nations; the realities and consequences of colonization and dispossession; cultural adaptability and resiliency; current challenges and opportunities.
Crazy sisters market 2nd annual ladies night out at the Nat Guard Amory in Morris Nov 13th beginning at 5:30 pm
80th birthday party for Agnes Kruize from 7-11 pm at the Old # 1 south side in Morris.
The St co Gen soc well have an open house at the library in Morris to celebrate it's 25th aniv on Nov 5th from 2-6 pm. apple cider and cookies will be served and tours of the resources will be given. Contact me for more info at 246-3227
There will also be a genealogical workshop at the UMM library computer lab hosted by Peter Bremer on Nov 7th sponsored by the St Co Historical society. please RSVP to the museum if you plan to attend.
LU will meet on Nov 11th at the museum at 1 pm American Indians and the U.S.: New Perspectives is the program.
Bert Ahern
Morse-Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor of History and American Indian Studies, UMM
Julie Pelletier
Associate Professor of Anthropology and American Indian Studies, UMM
Among the issues to be addressed are the nature of native peoples prior to European arrival; the concept of sovereignty for American Indian nations; the realities and consequences of colonization and dispossession; cultural adaptability and resiliency; current challenges and opportunities.
Crazy sisters market 2nd annual ladies night out at the Nat Guard Amory in Morris Nov 13th beginning at 5:30 pm
80th birthday party for Agnes Kruize from 7-11 pm at the Old # 1 south side in Morris.
Monday, November 2, 2009
wa materials
DVD Mail Order Listing
Note: The following DVDs are available for purchase at $16 unless stated otherwise. For mail orders, add $2.00 per shipment. All DVDs are in stock.
When ordering, include your name, mailing address, check for order donation and e-mail address. Phone number is optional if you include an e-mail address. Be sure to state the quantity of each and the title and DVD number.
91010 – LCMC, What It Is/How To Join (and other info) Pr Dale Wolf, 1 hr 35 min
90927 – A Denomination At Risk, Presentations on The ELCA “Vote” and its Repercussions, Pr Jaynan Clark (WA Pres.), Bishop Wohlrabe (MN NW Bishop), Bishop Randy (ND East Bishop) - presentations 1hr 25 min, panel discussion 56 min
90909 – Foundations For Faith, Historical events as foundations of understanding God, our faith, and today’s church problems , John Kirckof, 7 Seminars w/ discussion questions
approx. 2 hrs
90901 – ELCA Churchwide Assembly Report, report and discussion by voting member Ed Siever, approx. 1 hr 30 min.
90830 – The ELCA Dilemma, Pr Troy Dobbs, Grace Church, Eden Prairie, MN, report from a non-ELCA church’s Biblical perspective of ELCA actions, 33 min.
81004 – Liturgy In Our Hymnal, Pr Robin Nice, Pt 1 – History & Role of Liturgy In Hymnals, 48 min, Pt 2 – Critical issues in Current Hymnals, 40 min.
71006 – Reclaiming The Lutheran Liturgical Heritage, Pr Oliver K. Olson
Bonus track: Core Convention Report by Pr Luther Johnson
Other church related DVDs
81217 – Children’s Christmas Program, Glenwood Lutheran, 17 Dec, 2008
70707 – Youth Mission Trip To Cortez, Cortez, Colorado – photos, Word file, Power Point presentation
61217 – Children’s Christmas Program, Glenwood Lutheran, approx. 17 Dec, 2006
60813 – East Zion’s 135th Church Anniversary Celebration, Aug 13, 2006
51210 – Children’s Christmas Program, St Paul’s Lutheran, Lowry, MN Dec, 2005
Note: The following DVDs are available for purchase at $16 unless stated otherwise. For mail orders, add $2.00 per shipment. All DVDs are in stock.
When ordering, include your name, mailing address, check for order donation and e-mail address. Phone number is optional if you include an e-mail address. Be sure to state the quantity of each and the title and DVD number.
91010 – LCMC, What It Is/How To Join (and other info) Pr Dale Wolf, 1 hr 35 min
90927 – A Denomination At Risk, Presentations on The ELCA “Vote” and its Repercussions, Pr Jaynan Clark (WA Pres.), Bishop Wohlrabe (MN NW Bishop), Bishop Randy (ND East Bishop) - presentations 1hr 25 min, panel discussion 56 min
90909 – Foundations For Faith, Historical events as foundations of understanding God, our faith, and today’s church problems , John Kirckof, 7 Seminars w/ discussion questions
approx. 2 hrs
90901 – ELCA Churchwide Assembly Report, report and discussion by voting member Ed Siever, approx. 1 hr 30 min.
90830 – The ELCA Dilemma, Pr Troy Dobbs, Grace Church, Eden Prairie, MN, report from a non-ELCA church’s Biblical perspective of ELCA actions, 33 min.
81004 – Liturgy In Our Hymnal, Pr Robin Nice, Pt 1 – History & Role of Liturgy In Hymnals, 48 min, Pt 2 – Critical issues in Current Hymnals, 40 min.
71006 – Reclaiming The Lutheran Liturgical Heritage, Pr Oliver K. Olson
Bonus track: Core Convention Report by Pr Luther Johnson
Other church related DVDs
81217 – Children’s Christmas Program, Glenwood Lutheran, 17 Dec, 2008
70707 – Youth Mission Trip To Cortez, Cortez, Colorado – photos, Word file, Power Point presentation
61217 – Children’s Christmas Program, Glenwood Lutheran, approx. 17 Dec, 2006
60813 – East Zion’s 135th Church Anniversary Celebration, Aug 13, 2006
51210 – Children’s Christmas Program, St Paul’s Lutheran, Lowry, MN Dec, 2005
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