The Chronicle
Christ Lutheran Church & School

Sharing God's Love With All His Children, While Growing Together in Christ

February 2012

28th Annual CHILI & TALENT SHOW
Sun., Feb. 12th, 5:30 p.m.

FROM THE PASTOR...

Dear Friends in Christ,

Prayer is vital to a healthy relationship with our Lord, and Savior, Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, our prayer habits often leave much to be desired. Prayer is often an afterthought, used after the fact, rather than the powerful tool that God intends for it to be in our lives. I want to share with you the following story:

Louise Redden, a poorly dressed lady with a look of defeat on her face, walked into a grocery store. She approached the owner of the store in a lost, humble manner, and asked if he would let her charge a few groceries. She softly explained that her husband was very ill and unable to work, they had seven children and they needed food. John Longhouse, the grocer, scoffed at her and requested that she leave his store. Visualizing the family needs, she said: “Please, sir! I will bring you the money just as soon as I can.”

John told her he could not give her credit, as she did not have a charge account at his store. Standing beside the counter was a customer who overheard the conversation between the two. The customer walked forward and told the grocer that he would stand good for whatever she needed for her family. The grocer said in a very reluctant voice, "Do you have a grocery list?”

Louise replied, “Yes sir”.

“O.K.” he said, “put your grocery list on the scales  and whatever your grocery list weighs, I will give you that amount in groceries.” Louise, hesitated a moment with a bowed head, then she reached into her purse and took out a piece of paper and scribbled something on it. She then laid the piece of paper on the scale carefully with her head still bowed. The eyes of the grocer and the  customer showed amazement when the scales went down and stayed down. The grocer staring at the scales, turned slowly to the customer and said begrudgingly, “I can't believe it.” The customer smiled and the grocer started putting the groceries on the other side of the scales. The scale did not balance so he continued to put more and more groceries on them until the scales would hold no more.

The grocer stood there in utter disgust. Finally, he grabbed the piece of paper from the scales and looked at it with greater amazement. It was not a grocery list, it was a prayer which said: “Dear Lord, you know my needs and I am leaving this in your hands.”

The grocer gave her the groceries that he had gathered and placed on the scales and stood in stunned silence. Louise thanked him and left the store. The customer handed a fifty-dollar bill to John as he said, “It was worth every penny of it.”

This story demonstrates not only the power of prayer, but the intimate and trusting faith relationship this woman had with her God. We might ask ourselves the question: “What does our own practice of prayer indicate about the type of relationship we have with God?”

In Nehemiah 1:4-11, Nehemiah’s prayer offers several important lessons for how to practice the discipline of prayer:

1. Nehemiah’s first response was to turn to God in prayer. Prayer was not something that Nehemiah engaged in after he had exhausted all other alternatives. He did not approach it as a last ditch effort, with the attitude, “What have I got to lose?” Instead, his immediate, instinctive response to the news of trouble back home was to fast and pray (1:4).

(2) Nehemiah recognized and affirmed God’s sovereignty. He realized that the Lord had first and primary claim over all nations and people, whether they were Israelites or Persians. He saw himself and his people as being in the hands of God, dependent on His grace.

(3) Nehemiah identified with his people. He used the pronoun “we” in his prayer. Rather than blame others, he accepted corporate responsibility for his people’s sin.

(4) Nehemiah recognized the whole of God’s promises and commandments. In praying to God, it is easy to focus on what one wants from God, but ignore what God asks and expects from His people. Nehemiah knew what the Scriptures said about the Lord’s covenant with Israel, and he accepted the responsibilities of the covenant, not just the privileges.
Take the time to grow in your own practice and discipline of prayer. Make prayer a priority and a habit. Open your heart to the Lord in prayer — and as a result, watch your relationship with God, His Church, and with others change and grow!

In the service of Jesus,
Pastor Groeling

FROM THE PRINCIPAL...

February is here again, bringing registration for the coming school year and preparation for our annual celebration of National Lutheran Schools Week.  Christ Lutheran School will host an open house for the community on Tuesday, Feb. 7 from 9 to 11 in the morning and again from 5 to 7 in the evening.  Please invite friends, family members, and neighbors to visit the school and see what we have to offer them and their children.  We need your help in making the community aware of what Christ Lutheran Church and School have to offer.  Help us reach out to them with the Gospel so that they can be the good soil of the parable of the sower in Matthew 13 and produce a plentiful harvest.

National Lutheran Schools Week will be celebrated across the country the week of March 4.  At Christ Lutheran Church and School we will be celebrating in several ways, including the play, “Table for 5000,” presented by our 5th through 8th graders during the 11 a.m. service on March 4.  There will also be a band and choir concert on Tuesday, March 6 beginning at 7 p.m. in the church.  Everyone is invited to attend either or both event.  We think you will be impressed.

For the past year Christ Lutheran Church and School has had a technology committee.  This group, comprised of congregation members, board members, staff, and school parents have been working to upgrade technology in both the church and school.  Funding for the work the has taken place so far has come from donations and from money earned through the scrip gift card program.  In that time a number of things have been accomplished including; upgrading the internet service to the entire campus, upgrading computers in the school and in the church office, adding wireless internet to the school, church office, sanctuary, parish hall, and youth room, acquiring computers to be used in various areas around the campus, and purchasing equipment to enable teachers to use new teaching methods with their students.  In the next year we will continue to move forward with more technology tools in the school and also with investigating how technology can be used in other areas of ministry within the congregation.  Thanks to all of the volunteers that have been part of the committee and that have done the work necessary to accomplish all of these tasks.

Mark von Soosten

FROM THE CONGREGATION CHAIRMAN...

 

A Few Thoughts about the Mission & Ministry Plan

Each fiscal year the Church Council presents a Mission & Ministry Plan to the congregation for your approval.  The Mission & Ministry Plan includes a proposed budget and our goals and objectives for the coming year.  Here is a brief outline of the process for preparing the plan that will be presented to the congregation the first Sunday in June.

January 21 – The church council reviews the current congregation goals & objectives and updates as needed.  These will be presented to the congregation in early February for your review and comment.

March 3 – Boards proposed budgets are reviewed at the Council Meeting.  Compensation for the staff is also reviewed.  Challenges, problems, opportunities are noted and are addressed for the next Council meeting.

April 21- Ron McBrayer, our master Mission & Ministry budget compiler, presents the budget to the Church Council.  Revenue projections are updated.  God willing the goals and objectives for God’s ministry at Christ Lutheran matches the projected resources.

Mid May – Draft Mission & Ministry Plan is made available to the congregation for your review.

June 3 – Congregation meeting to review and approve the plan.

Preparing the Mission & Ministry Plan is arguably the toughest task that the council undertakes.  Vision often bumps up against budget realities.  We struggle to balance resources with our goals and objectives.  Where is God leading Christ Lutheran Church and School?  Are our vision, goals, and objectives God pleasing?  Fortunately God has blessed the council with a diversity of perspectives to help us address these questions.

You are welcome to attend any of the council meetings.  On the date noted we meet from 9:00 to 12:00.  Please keep the council in your prayers. 

Al Koschmann

 

FROM THE MUSIC DIRECTOR...

 

“This is the message you heard from the beginning: We should love one another.”  1 John 3:11

February – the month of Valentine’s Day! Thankfully, God does not choose to love us and give us His gifts of love on only one day of the year! What an absurd thought! His love is for us every minute of every day! His gifts of life and salvation are for us forever! The example of His Son Jesus while on this earth is ours to follow as we love and serve all His children.

February 5 the Bells will play “Jesu, Jesu, Fill Us with Your Love.” The words to this song (AGPS 141) encourage us to love and serve our “neighbors.” Our neighbors are of any economic status, all nationalities, both near and far.

February 12 the Choir will sing “Be Still,” words from Psalm 46. During all times of our lives here on earth, good and bad, we know God is our refuge. Sometimes He calls us to simply “Be still, and know that [He is] God.”

Transfiguration Sunday is February 19. The Bells will play “Majesty.” “Worship His majesty, Jesus, who died, now glorified, King of all kings.”

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 22. At our worship service that evening the choir will sing “O Lord, Hear Me,” words taken from one of David’s penitential psalms, Psalm 143. “Look in mercy, see my anguish, heal my broken spirit.”

May God bless you with His Holy Spirit, so that you may extend the fruits of the Spirit, including love, to all those around you every day of the year!

“Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God.” 1 John 4:7

Beth Shroff

FROM THE MARKETING DIRECTOR...

Help Sow The Field
By Jerry Shroff, Marketing Director for Christ Lutheran School

It is amazing how God has Blessed us with our school - what a beautiful Mission Field!!!  We have been Blessed with incredible teachers and staff, amazing technology and a beautiful facility.

We also have great opportunity as our “Field” is only about three quarters planted.  Each time a new student enters into the school we have the opportunity to Spread The Love Of Our Lord to that student, his or her sisters, brothers, parents and friends.  What a great opportunity.

Each time a new student enters our school that student also has a significant impact on our ability to continually upgrade our school curriculum and to further our Mission and Ministry.  Our Vision 2020 is so much easier to attain if we have a full “field” in our school versus a ¾ full “field”.

Now is a critical time as we work toward enrollment for the 2012-2013 school year.  We will be having an Open House on February 7th.  We have boxes in the Narthex that can be placed at small businesses, pre-schools, churches, workout facilities so we can gather potential student’s info to share more about our school.

As a special Thank You for referring a student to our school the Board of Education as also approved $350 in Scrip cards for each referral that enrolls in school.  These Scrip Cards can be used individually or donated to our Board of Human Care or Food Pantry.

Think about it - a referral can strengthen our Mission Field, greatly assist our Mission and Ministry, have a impact on our Church and School technology, assist our Board of Human Care, stock our food pantry and help with a grocery trip or two!

Please help as you are able!

YOUTH MINISTRY

 

From the Youth Director...
Blessings come in unexpected times and places!

It was early evening one Thursday; everyone had gone for the day. I was in my office (remember, I’m all by myself) thinking of all the items to place on the youth’s pizza fund-raiser table for the Narthex. Football cut outs, player cut outs, Super Bowl trophy picture, tablecloth…oh a table, order forms, pens…and…oh a money box (I remember the youth having one but where was it)! I kept working, by myself, when I began looking for the money box. Think, think, think…where was that money box? I looked in my file cabinet, on my shelves, in the youth room up-stairs, a storage bin in the closet of the Klattenhoff room, no money box! As I stood in the doorway of the closet I looked again and this time really moving items out of the way and low and behold…a money box! As I pulled it out I heard “stuff” rolling around (I’m still by myself). I opened it up and there to my surprise was $65.00 in cash and a few forms from a 2007 babysitting event! I paused, closed the box, and opened it again. Yup, still $65.00 in cash! I gathered up the cash and ran toward my office expecting someone to be around to share such good news but everyone has gone for the day! I had even hollered before coming around the corner, “Thank you Lord! Guess what I found?! Woot woot!” Bummer…no one was there, so I did the next best thing, I called our trusty treasurer…no answer so I left a message. I then called another to share the news of the unexpected treasure and this time I made contact! She too thought it was a fun find! Smiling, I hung up the phone and thanked the Lord again. A wonderful expected treasure!

So, what’s happening with this treasure? Right now it’s in the bank. We’ll use it to supply paint for the youth rooms in the balcony of the church. Speaking of the youth rooms there’s a few changes going on: the center balcony room is being transformed into a game room with a foosball table, ping pong table, and an air hockey table all of which have been donated. The north room will be where the high school youth have Bible study and the south room will remain the jr high room along with elementary school music during the week!

The good Lord knew we would need funds for our changes and a blessing of $65.00 came our way. How fun is this news!

Peace,
Leslie

Christ Lutheran Youth (9th-12th Graders)

 Jesus and You with nOthing in-between
(6th – 8th Graders)

5th—CLY – 4:00-?? Super Bowl party/continue planning the 28th Annual Chili Cook-off/Talent Show, meet at the Helge’s house, bring food to munch during the game
JOY – Afternoon movie so watch for details in the bulletin, adult helpers: needed

12th - CLY – 4:00pm set up for the 28th Annual Chili Cook-off/Talent Show – bring a dessert
5:15pm chili pots arrive; 5:30pm judging begins
JOY – 5:30pm participate in the 28th Annual Chili Cook-off/Talent Show

19th - CLY – 5:00pm begins our Narnia movie marathon, meet in youth room, bring movie snacks to share and comfy pillows/seating (since we’re in-between seating arrangements)
JOY – TBA

26th - CLY & JOY – 12:30-4:30pm Watermelon Ranch tour/service project, meet at church at 12:30, wear old clothes including old shoes (no sandals)

27th Monday evening
CLY & JOY – 5-8 p.m. Spirit Night at Chick-filet-a on Paseo del Norte, tell your friends to eat there that evening to support the youth group! We’ll receive 15% of their receipt total! Good food with good friend, an excellent combination

 Questions - contact Leslie Helge 884-3876 x 122

SENIOR FELLOWSHIP

We do not have definite plans for a Feb. get-together.
Please watch the Sunday bulletins for further time and places of activities.
We would still like to meet every month.  Please let Don Mantay or Eunice Hoeft now if you have ideas for fellowship get-togethers.

THANK YOU FOR PRAYER SUPPORT

The family of U. S. Army Sgt. James Mantay, who has been serving in Afghanistan these last 12 months, would like to thank you for your prayers and support during his deployment.
He returned on Monday, Jan. 9th to Ft. Riley, Kansas where he has rejoined his wife, Penelope, and son, James. Parents, Don and Charlene Mantay, were also there to greet him.

ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A LUTHERAN SCHOOL STUDENT?

If you are, our school could win $1,000
This March, Lutheran Church Extension Fund (LCEF) will be giving away $5,000 to Lutheran Schools. Help our school win $1,000 by taking the “Are You Smarter Than a Lutheran School Student?” quiz online at www.rmdkids.org between
February 20th and March 9th. Students, parents, and grandparents can all participate. Please encourage your family to take the quiz on behalf of our school. www.rmdkids.org

SPRING WORK DAY - 2/18/12

There will be a work day on Saturday, February 18th from 9 a.m. to Noon to clean up our landscaping around the campus. Bring your rake and gloves as we will trim shrubs and bushes. If you have a wheelbarrow you can bring, please bring that along also. Contact Phil Pelzman if you have any questions. Thank you.

LADIES LUAU - 2/19/12

Winter got you down? Do the dark, cold days seem endless lately? Well, we can't all run away to Hawaii this month, but all the women in the congregation are invited to walk over to the Fellowship Hall after late service on Feb. 19th to attend a luau.
No need to dress up - but Hawaiian shirts are encouraged! No need to fix a dish--the Fellowship board is providing all the fixings for ham sandwiches, pineapple fruit salad, and dessert. Enjoy some summer music, fun and fellowship, and brighten up your day!

CHICK-FIL-A SPIRIT NIGHT - 2/27/12

Help support our youth and enjoy a delicious dinner with family and friends on Monday, Feb. 27th, 5-8 p.m. at the Chick-Filet-A on
Paseo Del Norte.

HONOR CIRCLE - 1/15/12

Get ready for a change. We are going to try another restaurant for our monthly meetings. Let's meet at noon on Wednesday, Feb. 15th at Le Peep. It is at Louisiana and Indian School - next to Pier 1. Peep has been so nice to many of our other groups, the food is very good and they allow us to reserve a private room.(That will help with any hearing problems.) So, if you are a woman, age 55 and over, please join us for lunch and amiable conversation. We have plenty of room for more people. Call Eunice if you need a ride.

BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP - 3/3/12

“Death Comes for the Archbishop”
Join us as we discuss Willa Cather’s “Death Comes for the Archbishop”. 

In 1851 Father Jean Latour comes as the Apostolic Vicar to New Mexico.  He finds a vast territory American by law but Mexican and Indian in custom and belief.  In the next 45 years Latour spreads his faith the only way he knows how, gently --- although he must contend with an unforgiving landscape, derelict and sometimes openly rebellious priests, and his own loneliness.  Cather provides an indelible vision of life unfolding in a vast and hostile land.  (PS – It’s a short book.) 

Contact:  Al & Marcia Koschmann

ALBUQUERQUE EAST MISSION NEWS

Thank you everyone for passing the East ABQ Lutheran Mission overture [at the January Circuit Forum]and for the financial gift for the [mission] cause from the circuit forum!God bless you all!Mark Kluzek

“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations....”  (Matt. 28:19)
God Cares About You  A ministry of Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church in Grants, NM    Jan. 9, 2012 Newsletter

Goal:  To share God’s Word from The Bible and the Gospel of Jesus Christ in new outreaches and to strengthen believers in those outreaches in order to build up the body of Christ to the glory of God.

A Life and Soul Saved
One of my wife's family members, a young woman who lost her job and house and car tried to commit suicide.  Thankfully she did not.  But after that experience I wanted to reach out to the depressed.  So on our website I have articles encouraging them.  I also have bought Google Ads so if someone is searching for “I want to kill myself” our ad will be there to connect them to our website.  After a year of running the ad and no response I was ready to give up on this idea when I got a call from David in Clinton, Iowa.  He wanted to kill himself but I talked with him for a long time and tried to connect him with local Lutheran Churches which he did actually go visit.  He had tried to call a suicide prevention line but instead got a bank in Hawaii.  I followed up with David with many calls for a long time and he is doing great now and thankful for our ministry.  Praise God that his life was saved and because I shared Jesus with him his soul was saved as well!  Not only is my phone number on that website but it is given out to thousands as we are sharing Jesus in South East Albuquerque.  Feel free to pass it on to anyone who wants to talk with a Pastor or needs prayer:  505-573-7650. 
I am here to help!

A New Church in South East ABQ!  Our mission, now consisting of five small groups is going well!  Our Spanish and English studies had 27 in attendance the Thursday before Christmas!  However the Lutheran Rocky Mountain District is not giving grants to church plants this year, so please pray for funding and for people to help with evangelism and discipling new believers!

Heart For the Lost Sunday  One thing I have faced as we are seeking to plant a new church in Albuquerque is apathy among Christians regarding the lost.  Some Christians seem to care very little for the lost.  So on the Sunday following Valentine's Day, Feb. 19, my prayer is that many churches will remember the lost and pray for them, take up an offering for evangelism, and offer a practical way for members to get involved in evangelism.  Please talk to your church about participating! [ Christ Lutheran will take a door offering on Feb. 19th.]

Back to Work program:  Our program where people volunteer and then receive supplies they need is working well.  We teach them about Jesus and pray as well as work.  We have begun making quilts in order to bring in funds so people can receive cleaning and hygiene necessities in exchange for volunteering.  If you have extra fabric suitable for quilts you could donate, or any other sewing supplies such as scissors, irons, sewing machines,   a quilt frame, etc., please let me know. 

Caring for needy children:  At Mt. Calvary Lutheran in Grants, New Mexico we gave out a toy to each child who came to Christmas services! We are planning a God Loves you Banquet for Feb. 12.

Other areas of ministry:  Please pray for our S. E. Albuquerque youth group, Village Inn on Jaun Tabo Bible Study,  Sunday services at Brookdale Place at Tramway and Manitoba, and our annual Mexico Missions Trip,

Please pray with me:  Jesus, please gather the lost in South East Albuquerque into Your new church.  Lead the people away from their addictions and help them to follow You.  Provide for the funds and leaders needed to make this ministry successful in every area.  Establish a loving and growing church in South East Albuquerque.    Guide and help us in our Back To Work quilt program.  Please send us an outdoor sign and a van!  Please inspire many churches to participate in Heart For The Lost Sunday.  We ask it all in Jesus' precious name!  Amen.

Any donations to help this ministry would be appreciated!  Funds are used for the above programs and I am not taking a salary but just volunteering to run God Cares About You.  Just make your check out to Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church and put God Cares About You in the memo.  Tax deductible!  Thanks for all your help!

Pastor Mark Kluzek  God Cares About You.net  34 Gilbert Place Sandia Park, NM  87047  505-573-7650 Kluzekmark@juno.com

WORSHIP FOR SHUT-INS

Watch Sundays at 12:30-1p.m. on the following stations:
Local station - KAZQ-TV 32,
Comcast Cable - Channel 22,
Direct TV- Channel 119,
Dish Satellite Channel 110 & Channel 8817,
OR at 9:30 a.m. on Direct TV-Channel 377 (Total Christian Television),
OR  Visit  the website: www.worshipforshutins.org  and click on the “Online Worship” button.  You can watch any recent broadcasts, anytime, day or night!

February 5, 2012 - Mark 1:29-39
"Christ's Activity, and Our Life"
by Rev. Dr. Walter A. Maier III, Concordia Theological Seminary~Fort Wayne, IN
From the text, Mark 1:29-39, we are reminded how Christ is acting today, and how we are to live.

February 12, 2012 - 2 Kings 5:1-14
"Too Simple"
by Rev. Paul E. Shoemaker, Emanuel Lutheran Church~New Haven, IN
God comes to us in Word and Sacrament. There are no fireworks, parades, pomp & circumstance.By the power of His Almighty Word, He creates and sustains faith; simple words with great power.).

February 19, 2012 - Mark 9:9
"See, Listen, Now Tell"
by Rev. John Westra, Zion Lutheran Church~Holland, MI
See the Christ.Hear HIS Word and now we may share the great news.

February 26, 2012 - Mark 1:9-15
"Clashes in Christ"
by Rev. Dr. Daniel J. Brege, St. Paul Lutheran Church~Decatur, IN
As Christians we see Jesus experiencing clashes in His life, just as if He were one of us…a fallen, sinful, dying human being. Christ, the sinless one, becomes sin. (2 Cor. 5:21) Christ, the one completely endowed by the Holy Spirit, is cast by the Spirit into the wilderness. Christ, the Son of God, is sent to be tempted by Satan. Christ, the source of life, is on His way to the cross.In these clashes of Christ, we find victory.

GIFT CARDS = $ FOR CLC-S

Thanks to those already using this
program, we have raised more than $9,424!

ORDER INFO.: We now have many gift cards ready for immediate sale! Just stop at the table in the narthex on a Sunday morning to purchase your gift card and take it home immediately. What could be easier? 

Additional information on this scrip/gift card program and order forms for over a hundred different retailers are available on the counter in the narthex. Orders will be placed on Mondays by 9 a.m. and will be available in the school office for pickup on Thursday afternoons or at church on Sunday mornings.

If you have questions, contact LuAnn Blea at 884-3876, ext. 100.

PLEASE NOTIFY THE CHURCH OFFICE....

(884-3876, x120) if you would like any of the following:

• Chronicle monthly newsletter mailed to you
• Narthex mailbox in your name (for notices)
• 2012 contribution envelopes
• Special notices emailed to you
• Bulletin announcements emailed weekly
• Prayer requests emailed to you
• 2010 pictorial directory (if you didn’t already receive one)
• Purchase a 2010 CLC anniversary cookbook
• Anything else where you need help or
  have a question.

 

CHRIST LUTHERAN STAFF

Church Staff
Rev. Neal Groeling, Pastor
Leslie Helge, Director of Youth
Beth Shroff, Director of Music
Carol von Soosten, Church Secretary
Julie Henderson, Bookkeeper

School Staff
Mark von Soosten, Principal
LuAnn Blea, School Secretary
Patty van Dyck, PreSchool Director
Natalie Eisenhart, Pre Kindergarten
Lishelle Burmeister, Kindergarten
Tanya Sainz, First Grade
Kim Rasmussen, Second Grade
Mari Yaksich, Third Grade
Matt Luevano, Fourth Grade
Vera Abresch, Fifth & Sixth Grade
Michelle Luevano, Seventh Grade
Deon Haas, Eighth Grade
Joy Arnold, part-time teacher

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH OFFICERS & BOARD MEMBERS

Chairman - Al Koschmann
Vice Chairman - Bob Dragan
Secretary - Maria Carroll
Treasurer - Steven Blea

Board of Christian Education

Bill Vering - Chair
David Hommel
Ann McBrayer
Lee Swanger
Vera Abresch – teacher representative

Board of Church Properties

Phil Pelzman – Chair
Paul Guyer
Jeremiah Karl
Jerry Kolke
Chris van Dyck

Board of Human Care

Nancy Brul - Chair
Angie Bischoff
Yvonne Damerow
Eunice Hoeft
Connie Kallsen
Marcia Koschmann

Board of Lay Ministry

Marty Rasmussen - Chair
Carl Bischoff
Kelley Burmeister
James Gruetzner
Matt Helge
Jerry Shroff

Board of Missions

Vic Dawley - Chair
Vera Abresch
Carol Dawley
Barbara Gunderlach

Board of Parish Fellowship

Kelly Gruetzner - Chair
Cheri Guyer
Karen Kolke
Ann Shaw

Board of Stewardship

David Hommel - Chair
Steven Blea
Dianne Hommel
Jeremiah Karl
Warren Kelm

Board of Youth

Jerry Shroff - Chair
Paul Gothard
Julie Karl
Tim Klein
Kevin Lukow
Danielle Lukow
Jacob Rasmussen

 

Christ Lutheran Chronicle is published for members and friends of Christ Lutheran Church & School. News items for next month’s Chronicle are due in the church office on the 15th of the month and may be edited for content or length. Thanks for cooperating!

 

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