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First Lutheran Church
6400 State Line Road - Mission Hills, Kansas 66208
913.362.4150
www.firstlutherankc.com
January/February 2015
First Lutheran Church is a welcoming community
that strengthens people in their commitment to the
Lord and supports them in sharing the love of
Jesus Christ with others.
Unless otherwise noted, Sunday worship services are held at 8:15
and 10:30 a.m. and include Holy Communion, with Interim Pastor
Brecke preaching and presiding. Sunday Church School begins at
9:15 a.m. for all ages (Sept. - May). Child care is available
beginning at 8:00 a.m. Visitors are always welcome!
Sunday, January 4
Second Sunday of Christmas
Sunday, January 11
Baptism of Our Lord
Sunday, January 18
Second Sunday after Epiphany
Sunday, January 25
Third Sunday after Epiphany
10:30 Alternative Music Service!
Bishop Roger Gustufson, preaching & presiding
Sunday, February 1
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
Ashley Huber preaching and presiding
Sunday, February 8
Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
10:30 a.m. Hymn Sing!
Sunday, February 15
Transfiguration of Our Lord
Wednesday, February 18
Ash Wednesday
Sunday, February 22
First Sunday in Lent
Parish Calendar
Jan 1 - Happy New Year - Building Closed
Jan 4 - Second Sunday of Christmas
8:15 a.m. - Worship Service - Chapel
10:30 a.m. - Worship Service - Sanctuary
Jan 5 - Property Committee - 6:00 p.m. - Library
Jan 7 - Adult Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. - Library
Bell Choir - 6:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Chancel Choir - 7:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Jan 11 - Baptism of Our Lord
8:15 a.m. - Worship Service - Chapel
10:30 a.m. - Worship Service - Sanctuary
Jan 12 - Church Council - 7:00 p.m. - Library
Jan 13 – Call Committee – 7:00 p.m. - Library
Jan 14 - Adult Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. - Library
Bell Choir - 6:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Chancel Choir - 7:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Jan 18 - Second Sunday after Epiphany
8:15 a.m. - Worship Service - Chapel
10:30 a.m. - Worship Service - Sanctuary
Jan 19 - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - Office Closed
Jan 19 – Feb 4 – Pastor Michael & Betsy on Vacation
Jan 20 – FLC Book Club – Scheuch home
Jan 21 - Adult Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. - Library
Bell Choir - 6:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Chancel Choir - 7:30 p.m. – Sanctuary
Jan 22 – Kitchen Cleaning! - 10:00 a.m. - Kitchen
Jan 23 - KU Lutheran Trivia Night - Fellowship Hall - 6:30 p.m.
Jan 25 - Third Sunday after Epiphany
8:15 a.m. - Worship Service - Chapel
10:30 a.m. - Worship Service – Sanctuary
Bishop Roger Gustafson preaching and presiding
Jan 28 - Adult Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. - Library
Bell Choir - 6:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Chancel Choir - 7:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Feb 1 - Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
8:15 a.m. - Worship Service - Chapel
10:30 a.m. - Worship Service – Sanctuary
Ashley Huber preaching and presiding
Feb 2 – KC Music Club Concert – 12:00 noon – Sanctuary
Feb 2 – Property Committee – 6:00 p.m. – Library
Feb 4 - Adult Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. - Library
Bell Choir - 6:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Chancel Choir - 7:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Feb 8 - Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
8:15 a.m. - Worship Service - Chapel
10:30 a.m. - Worship Service (Hymn Sing!) – Sanctuary
3:00 p.m. – Youth Game Night - Youth Room
Feb 9 – Church Council Meeting – 7:00 p.m. – Library
Feb 11 - Adult Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. - Library
Bell Choir - 6:30 p.m. - Sanctuary
Chancel Choir - 7:30 p.m. – Sanctuary
Feb 12 – Silverware Wrapping! – 10:00 a.m. – Fellowship Hall
Sons of Norway – 6:00 p.m. – Fireside Room
Feb 13 – Facklan Lodge – 6:00 p.m. – Fireside Room
Feb 15 – Transfiguration of Our Lord
8:15 a.m. - Worship Service - Chapel
10:30 a.m. - Worship Service – Sanctuary
Feb 16 – President’s Day! - Office closed
Feb 17 – Member Care Committee – 10:00 a.m. – Library
FLC Book Club – 7:00 p.m. – Martin Home
Feb 18 – Ash Wednesday Service – 10:00 a.m. – Chapel
Bell Choir Rehearsal – 6:00 p.m. - Sanctuary
Ash Wednesday Service – 7:00 p.m. – Sanctuary
Chancel Choir Rehearsal – 8:00 p.m. - Sanctuary
Feb 20 – Danish Lodge – 6:00 p.m. – Fireside Room
Feb 21 – Scandinavian Women’s Society – 11:00a.m. –
Fellowship Hall
Feb 22 – First Sunday in Lent
8:15 a.m. - Worship Service - Chapel
10:30 a.m. - Worship Service – Sanctuary
Feb 24 – Meatball Rolling – 9:00 a.m. – Fellowship Hall
Feb 25 - Adult Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. - Library
Bell Choir - 6:00 p.m. – Sanctuary
Mid-week Lenten Dinner & Service – 6:30 p.m. – Fellowship Hall
Chancel Choir - 7:30 p.m. – Sanctuary
Mar 1 – Second Sunday in Lent
8:15 a.m. - Worship Service - Chapel
10:30 a.m. - Worship Service – Sanctuary
Make sure you have this date on
your calendar!
Saturday, March 7 –
20th Annual Swedish Smorgasbord!
See article in this newsletter for more
information!
February Youth Game Night:
We have a wonderful time at game nights! There are board games, card
games, video games, pool, ping pong, foosball, and music. Chips and
drinks are provided, and friends are always welcome! Our next one is
scheduled for Sunday, February 8th, 3 - 8pm in the youth room. Feel
free to come and go whenever works best for you. If you have any
questions, please speak with Jason Greenawalt at
[email protected] or (816) 437-7314. I hope we'll see you there!
Thank you, First Lutheran!
Dear Carolers,
Thank you so very much for my
“Christmas Concert”! As always, I truly
enjoyed the music and seeing familiar
faces and new ones as well. Also, thanks
for the beautiful poinsettia – the perfect
size for our dining table. I hope you know
how much your efforts are appreciated.
Fondly, Carol Windsor
SmorgasborD 20!
Saturday, March 7, 2015!
Sign up sheets for the Smorgasbord are on the
bulletin board in the Fellowship Area. Please
sign up to help in any way that you can. Tickets
are on sale after both services beginning on
January 18. Ticket prices will remain the same
as they have been for several years, and
reservation forms are available on the table
outside the office door.
Posters and flyers are available for you to take to
co-workers or hang in your office or other hangouts.
Please tell your friends – and help us sell out
another great event!
Altar Flower Chart – 2015
There are still spaces on the Altar Flower
Chart for 2015. If you haven’t signed up,
please do! Flowers are $40.00 per week,
and it’s wonderful to have 2 each week.
Questions – Ask Dudley!
FLC Book Club: Read with us!
Love to read? So do we! The First Lutheran Church
Book Club is an informal, friendly group that meets the
third Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. to discuss that
month’s book selection. We meet in members’ homes,
taking turns leading the discussion. And because we
are Lutheran, after all, the evening always includes
snacks and beverages.
2015 FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH BOOK CLUB
January 20
Hosting – John & Helen
Discussion Leader – Anita
Book – Plainsong by Kent Haruf
February 17
Hosting – Dwayne & Anita
Discussion Leader – Janet
Book – Moonflower Vine by Jetta Carleton
March 17
Hosting – Keith & Dottie
Discussion Leader – Helen
Book – The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window
by Jonas Jonasson
April 21
Hosting – Bob
Discussion Leader – Bev
Book – Dear Committee Members: A Novel by Julie Schumacher
May 19
Hosting – Emily
Discussion Leader – Anita
Book – Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks
June 16
Hosting – Janet
Discussion Leader – Bob
Book – Travels with Charley by John Steinbeck
July 21
Hosting – Laurie Thomas
Discussion Leader –
Book – Under the Wide and Starry Sky by Nancy Horan
August 18
Hosting – John & Helen
Discussion Leader – John
Book – The Autobiography of Santa Claus as told to Jeff Gunn
September 15
Hosting – Dwayne & Anita
Discussion Leader – Melanie
Book – Upstairs at the White House: My Life with the First Ladies
by J.B. West, Mary Lynn Kotz
October 20
Hosting – Bev
Discussion Leader – Dwayne
Book – Factory Man by Beth Macy
November 17
Hosting – Emily
Discussion Leader – Helen
Book – Lila by Marilynne Robinson
December 15
6 p.m. Potluck Dinner
Hosting – Melanie
Discussion Leader –
Book - The All-Girl Filling Station’s Last Reunion by Fannie
Flagg
Wednesday’s in Lent – 2015
The Parables of Jesus
February 25 – The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax
Collector – Luke 18:9-14
March 4 – The Parable of the Sower – Matthew 13:1-9,
18-23
March 11 – The Parable of the Weeds – Matthew 13:2430, 36-43
March 18 – The Parable of the Good Samaritan – Luke
10:25-37
March 25 – The Parable of the Lost Sheep – Luke 15:1-7
Schedule for Wednesday Evenings
Bell Choir – 6:00 p.m.
Dinner – 6:30 p.m.
Service – 7:00 p.m.
Chancel Choir – 7:30 p.m.
Please sign up on the bulletin board in the Fellowship
Area if you can provide/prepare dinner for one of the
Wednesday evenings in Lent. Questions – call Dudley
Hogue, Parish Assistant, at 913.362.4150 or email him at
[email protected]
Metro Lutheran Ministries Food Pantry!
January is National Soup Month.
Help fill the MLM Food Pantry with soup
and crackers.
Please bring the items to church and
place in the MLM bin in the narthex.
Thank you from the Social Ministries
Committee!
Official Notice!
For several years, we have been sending
members of First Lutheran Church a copy of the
LUTHERAN MAGAZINE.
In order to be better stewards of our resources,
we are continuing this subscription to only
those members who wish to receive the
magazine.
IF YOU WANT TO GET THE LUTHERAN
MAGAZINE, PLEASE SIGN UP ON THE
BULLETIN BOARD IN THE FELLOWSHIP AREA,
OR CONTACT DUDLEY HOGUE, PARISH
ASSISTANT, AT 913.362.4150, OR EMAIL HIM AT
[email protected].
Children’s Memorial Lutheran Church
Saturday Lunch - February 7, 2015
The Social Ministry Committee needs
FOOD – SERVERS – MONEY
To provide and serve lunch at Children’s
Memorial Lutheran Church located at 5001
Independence Avenue in KCMO.
Please check out the Sign-Up Sheet, and
sign up to provide what you can!
Any food items need to be at church by noon
on Friday, February 6. Notify Helen Scheuch
at 913.908.5152 when items are dropped off.
Dear Congregation Members, Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday and is starting off 2015 happy and healthy. December sure was busy around FLEEC, in fact it is our busiest month, but it is also our favorite! The Penguins (Pre-‐K) class worked really hard on having “helping hands.” They did chores and helped out around the house to earn money to adopt two angels from the Salvation Army for Christmas. They raised over $150 and adopted Felix and Alexandria; the whole class went to Target and picked out toys from their wish list to help give them a Merry Christmas. This was a great experience and the kids learned about helping those that are less unfortunate. It was wonderful to see their excitement about raising money, helping, and picking out toys for their angels. On December 17, we had our annual Holiday Breakfast and Sing! The kids practiced winter and holiday songs and poems all month to get ready for this big event. They did such a good job and the parents loved it! After their performance, they got to enjoy breakfast in the Fellowship Hall with their families. They looked so cute too! Check out some of our pictures on the bulletin board outside the church office. Santa came to visit the FLEEC kids on December 17! Each child got a chance to sit (or stand  ) with Santa and tell him what they wanted for Christmas. We sure do love our Santa! The kids enjoyed their class Christmas parties too. The kids brought gifts for their classroom and enjoyed a special lunch from Chick-‐Fil-‐A, which was donated by one of our Dad’s. At the end of the month, we celebrated New Year’s Eve with a special snack and a piñata! What a great end to 2014. We are all looking forward to a relaxing start to 2015. Tiffany, FLEEC Director Who Is My Neighbor?
Conference Opportunity
Join others in the Christian community on Saturday, Jan.
24th, 8:30am-2:30pm, at Atonement Lutheran Church (9948
Metcalf Ave; Overland Park KS 66212) to explore the
definition of neighbor in today’s context. This conference
will include a keynote speech by Rev. Dr. Sherman Hicks, the
retired Director of Ethnic Specific/Multicultural Ministries
for the ELCA and will include workshops hosted by various
leaders on topics impacting our neighbors in Johnson
County, including an interactive workshop for families with
children age 5 and older (nursery available for those under
5). Admission fee is donation of items for Johnson County
organizations.
Learn more about this opportunity and register to attend by
visiting www.atoneluth.org & click the WHO IS MY
NEIGHBOR link.
Council Minutes from December 8, 2014
Attending were Lori Saar, Linda Rehwaldt, Bob Thesman, Marilyn
Moss, Lillian Brown, George Heymach, J.D. Perkins, Pastor
Michael Brecke, and Helen Scheuch. Not present were Rick
Huyett, Tessa Singer, James Trefz, Kristine Stone and Sharlene
Snyder. Also attending was Ron Burkhardt, Chair of the Finance
Committee.
President J.D. Perkins called the meeting to order. Pastor Michael
followed with prayer.
Minutes from the November 3, 2014 council meeting were
distributed and read. A motion to accept the minutes as written
was made, seconded and approved.
Ron Burkhardt distributed the Financial Report. The cash balance
of $34.985.59 (operating account only) reflects deposits through
December 8. The estimated cash needed to pay invoices and
payroll by December 31, 2014 is $4.456.08. It was noted that there
are three more Sundays in December and Christmas Eve as well as
three more Fridays for First Lutheran Early Education Center
deposits. Ron acknowledged the work that Muguie Powell has
done in preparing the financial reports as well as paying bills. He
reminded the Council that he and Muguie are only acting treasurers
until the end of the year.
In regards to the motion made at the November 3, 2014 council
meeting to make the decision about the 2014 contribution to
Benevolence Synod a motion was made, seconded and approved to
hold all monetary giving until January. It was noted that of the
$10,000.00 approved for Benevolence Synod in the 2014 budget
only $2,500.00 has been sent to the Synod.
There were no written reports from standing committees.
Pastor Michael reported for the Worship and Music Committee.
The committee is looking into alternative ways to financially
support the jazz services.
J.D. Perkins reported for the Stewardship Committee. Pledge
cards are being returned. Members who had not picked up a
pledge card at church were sent one in mail.
Pastor Michael distributed the Pastor’s Report for November 2014.
After some discussion about a “Needs Bulletin Board” to reflect
some of the tasks that members could volunteer to complete to
maintain First, without seeking outside help and creating a
financial burden to the budget, Lori Saar with Marilyn Moss’ help
volunteered to design a bulletin board. Also requested was a need
for a monthly calendar insert in the bulletin reflecting all the
happenings/activities at First. Bob Thesman volunteered to put
together a monthly calendar.
Linda Rehwaldt asked the Council members to review the
Constitution before the next Council meeting. She also
recommended that the Council assist in completing the Parochial
Report. Pastor Michael will let the Council know when he
receives the paper work for that report.
There being no further business the meeting adjourned with The
Lord’s Prayer.
The Eleventh
Annual
Lutheran
Campus
Ministry
Trivia Night
January 23, 2015
Doors open at 6:30 Trivia starts at 7:00 pm
First Lutheran Church
6400 State Line Rd.
Mission Hills, KS
$160 for a team of 8
Snacks provided or bring your own
To sign up or for questions, email Becky at
[email protected]
Mike Bellinger
James Brandt
Crystal Burkhardt
Jason Jolliff
Penny Mellies
Colin Powell
Clara Singer
Kisha Wiedenkeller
1/04
1/25
1/07
1/23
1/06
1/05
1/26
1/11
January 3 - Tim & Susan Strobel, 8816 Norwood, Leawood, KS
66206
Sonja Abrahamson
Claire Bolton
Andy Freshnock
Lyla Fundermann
George Heymach V
Elaine Hintz
Melissa Joliff
Harold Lerew
Carol McClure
Austin Powell
Jim Sharp
Wilson Stafford
Nicole Stone
Gregory Strobel
Pete Veenstra
Connie Wicks
Arnold Wuertz
2/12
2/08
2/06
2/19
2/05
2/02
2/10
2/24
2/14
2/19
2/14
2/26
2/09
2/12
2/14
2/24
2/06
February 25 – Kevin & Kristine Stone – 7312 Martindale,
Shawnee, KS 66218
(If your birthday or anniversary is not listed, it
means we don’t have it in the database! Email it to
Dudley at [email protected],
and we’ll add it!)
Worship Assistants – January
Children’s Sermon
January 4
Linda Rehwaldt
January 11
Kristine Stone
January 18
Wilson Stafford
January 25
Anita Martin
Host Teams
January 4
Sonja Abrahamson, Frankie Nelson
January 11
Sonja Abrahamson, John Taylor,
Frankie Nelson
January 18
Sonja Abrahamson, Joe Hudec,
Frankie Nelson
January 25
John Taylor, Sonja Abrahamson,
Frankie Nelson
Communion Assistants
Lectors
January 4
Janie Schmidt, John Carey
Debra Hohly, Dudley Hogue
January 11
Janet & John Taylor
Anita Martin, J. D. Perkins
January 18
Anne & Keith Wiedenkeller
James Whaley, Emily Ballentine
January 25
Diane & Wilson Stafford
Dottie & Keith Terry
January 4
8:15 – Carol Jenks
10:30 – Sonja Abrahamson
January 11
8:15 – Bev Bellinger
10:30 – Claire Bolton
January 18
8:15 – Allen Jenks
10:30 – Wilson Stafford
January 25
8:15 – Carol Kornitzer
10:30 – Bob Thesman
Liturgical Assistants
January 4
Nick Brown
January 11
Linda Rehwaldt
January 18
J. D. Perkins
January 25
Blue Notes
If you’re listed as a worship assistant, and haven’t received materials you need,
please contact Dudley in the office at [email protected].
Worship Assistants – February
Children’s Sermon
February 1
Diane Stafford
February 8
Joan Leavens
February 15
Keith Wiedenkeller
February 22
Janie Schmidt
Host Teams
February 1
Sonja Abrahamson, Frankie Nelson
February 8
Sonja Abrahamson, John Taylor,
Frankie Nelson
February 15
Sonja Abrahamson, Joe Hudec,
Frankie Nelson
February 22
John Taylor, Sonja Abrahamson,
Frankie Nelson
Communion Assistants
Lectors
February 1
Trudy Hadl, Jason Greenawalt
Joan Leavens, Claire Bolton
February 8
Linda Nelson, Anita Martin
Jim Brandt, Kathy Fuger
February 15
Janie Schmidt, Jason Greenawalt
Debra Hohly, Dudley HOgue
February 22
Janet & John Taylor
Emily Ballentine, Joan Leavens
February 1
8:15 – John Scheuch
10:30 – Debra Hohly
February 8
8:15 – Melanie Stevens
10:30 – Joan Leavens
February 15
8:15 – Rick Van Tuyl
10:30 – Anne Wiedenkeller
February 22
8:15 – George Heymach
10:30 – Keith Wiedenkeller
Liturgical Assistants
February 1
Jason Greenawalt
February 8
Debra Hohly
February 15
Anita Martin
February 22
Blue Notes
If you’re listed as a worship assistant, and haven’t received materials you need,
please contact Dudley in the office at [email protected].
We remember in prayer all who are in need of God’s
presence and care . . . especially:
Members of our First Community:
Leslie Schweder, Alice Silver, Sandy VanTuyl, Joyce Huyett, Carol
Windsor.
Homebound and Shut-in Members:
Had Lerew, Connie Wicks, Glenna Hawkinson
Those Serving in the Military:
Crystal Menezes, Talia Menezes, Jason Reynolds, Matt Norburg,
Cody Gabriel, Jay Reiniger.
Members of our Extended Community:
Pauline Decker, aunt of Bev Bellinger; Dani Lewis, friend of Sharlene
Snyder; Marge Hadl, mother of Trudy Hadl; Peggy Rosen, friend of Helen
McClelland; Tiffany Walulik, daughter of Ronda Meyer; Hilda Nitschke,
mother of Debra Hohly; Jeff, Jerry & Tresa, friends of Lyle & Clarice
Oeltjen; Logan Johnson, cousin of Marilyn Jolliff; Walter Rehwaldt, father
of Peter Rehwaldt; Marianne Whaley, mother of James Whaley; Taylor
Jacobsen, granddaughter of Kathy Fuger; Ezra Erickson, friend of the
Jolliff family; Scott Lathrop, Gail Dull, Cousin Karen, Mariann Tow, & Jim
McClure, family & friends of Carol McClure; Angela Buonarroti & family
Rich, Travis, Hannah & Isaac; Tonia Dierksen, family of Darcy Lang;
Gary Watson, friend of the Jolliff family; Barbara Swenson, cousin of
Anita Martin; Bob Denes, father of Rachel Messina; Niza Webber &
Everett Stamer, friends of the Stevens family; Sonny Lingle, father of
Yvette Sparks; Kathy Gersch, friend of J.D. Perkins & Joe Hudec; Jerry
Monson, father of Marilyn Moss; Marilyn Aylward, friend of Dorothy Ferm;
C. Louise Laubach, Janet Klug, Lauren White, Sam Ousley, friends &
family John & Helen Scheuch; Rick Haselrick, father of Melissa Jolliff;
Evon Hillon, Rhonda Meyer, Ernest Prewitt, Denise Meyer, George
Bayless, Merrill Nelson, Gwynaeth Ann Pospech-Walulik, friends & family
of Lillian Brown; Leigh Ann Morris, sister of Keith Wiedenkeller; Lois Will,
sister of Laura Whaley; Danny Griffith, son of Dee Griffith; Richard Love,
friend of Rich Toftness & Keith Hohly; Carla Cook, sister of Cecelia Ball;
Tim Farmer, Marcia Gingrich, & LeaAnn England, friends & family of
Cecelia & Duane Ball; Kevin Carr, friend of the Powell family; Cheryl
Morrison & Jim Everage, family & friend of James Trefz; Colin Smith,
great-grandson of Elly Swenson; Hannah Melvin, niece of Diane Doran;
Pat Monson, sister-in-law of Marilyn Moss; Rick Crary, family of Sharlene
Snyder; Peggy Hunter, friend of Anita & Dwayne Martin; Ruby
Magnuson, mother of Kathy Fuger; Beth Watilo, Barbara Marracino,
friend of Bev Bellinger; Evelyn Costigan, & Ann Cody, friends of Dee
Griffith.
Welcome Statement
First Lutheran Church
Our Lord Jesus Christ calls us to welcome all people,
and indeed First Lutheran Church has a long history
and cherished identity as a welcoming congregation.
We welcome all who are seeking spiritual growth and enrichment.
We offer Christian worship in the Lutheran tradition with the goals
of making worship meaningful and readily accessible for the
participant. Communion is open to all who are drawn to the table.
We welcome children and embrace our role as extended family.
We offer a place of worship where children are seen, heard, and
respected and accepted for who they are, as they are, and guided in
their faith development.
We welcome the diversity of families present in our society. We
are committed to ministry with persons in a variety of family
configurations.
We welcome gay and lesbian people as participants and members
in our congregation.
We welcome persons of color and persons whose primary
language is not English. We are eager to nurture exchange among
all cultures.
We welcome persons with varying disabilities, including physical,
mental and emotional. Our building is handicap accessible, and we
strive to provide other accommodations as needed.
We welcome people of all economic backgrounds.
YOU ARE WELCOME to learn of Jesus Christ and to
share fellowship, time, talent and treasure to His
greater glory.
First Lutheran Church Staff
Interim Pastor:
Michael Brecke, 920.421.0941, [email protected]
Parish Assistant:
Dudley Hogue, 816.519.2314, [email protected]
Director of Music:
Nick Brown, 913.232.3665, [email protected]
Organist:
Jordan Buchhorst, 507.273.1568, [email protected]
Director of First Lutheran Early Education Center:
Tiffany Johnson, 913.677.2230, [email protected]
The CALL
Volume 46 number 1, January, February, 2015
THE CALL is published by the church staff. Articles, reports
and items of information and interest are welcome. The
deadline for the subsequent edition is the 15th of each month.
To receive The CALL, please contact the church office at
913.362.4150 or email [email protected].