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FEBRUARY 2015
The Story
GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH
ABERDEEN, SD (605)229-0846
Making Our Love and Mission Visible
Lent 2015: Making Sense of the Cross
Does the cross make sense? We’re told that God loves us. We’re told that
God is all powerful. So why does anyone have to die to save us. Can’t God just
make an executive decision and move ahead with us? Jesus prayed that he would
be saved from this cup. Then he had to go through it and feel abandoned by
everybody, including God. Does this make sense?
As we wonder about these questions we are not alone. Many deep
Christian thinkers have wondered how it is that the cross makes sense for an all
powerful all loving God. Even C.S. Lewis questioned that this death on the cross
could have any meaning for one’s life 2000 years after the fact. Is it possible that
this act of the death of Christ on the cross has any impact on how we live a
spiritual life today?
These are the themes for our Lenten worship. Ash Wednesday is February
18 and Lenten services will continue on Wednesdays through March 25. Worship
services will be on those Wednesdays at 12:05 p.m. in the chapel and at 6:15 in
the sanctuary.
Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday on March 29. Maundy Thursday
services will be at 12:05 and 7:00p.m on April 2. April 3, Good Friday worship will
be at 12:00 noon and 7:00p.m. Easter is on April 5.
Read more about…
Little Lambs Preschool
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Youth Page
3
GS Scholarship Applications,
Women of the ELCA
Upcoming Events
4
Small Groups Are Beginning
5
Loving God in Your Home
6
February Calendar
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February Support People
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Birthdays
9
February Serving Group,
Financial Report
10
We will have simple soup dinners at 12:30p.m. and
beginning at 4:45p.m. later in the day. We need donations of
bread, peanut butter and jams or jellies.
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Little Lambs Preschool
2015-2016
Registration
We have some openings left for 2015-2016
school year. You don’t need to be a member
of Good Shepherd to attend, so spread the
Maggie Bruns, Director/Teacher
word! If you have any questions please call
the preschool at 229-3883 or email
[email protected].
This month we talked about
winter, weather, and seasons.
3 year olds
T/Th 8:15-11:00
$80/month
We learned about winter
4 & 5 year olds MWF 8:15-11:00
$110/month
4 & 5 year olds MWF 12:15-3:15
$110/month
sports, changes in temperatures throughout
the seasons, and different types of clouds we
see in the sky. In art, the 4 and 5 year olds
made snowmen out of marshmallows and
*A non-refundable $50 deposit is due at the
time of registration.
snowflakes out of Q-tips. The three year olds
made snowmen by painting with big
marshmallows! Our final weeks of January we
are spending some time learning about the five
senses and about our health and body.
Spaghetti Supper
Our annual spaghetti supper is coming up! Look for
posters around church in February to know the
exact date! We are also hosting an art show that
night at our supper. Stop by to
see great artwork done by the
children, as well as a night off
from cooking!
Receipts and Labels
Thank you to everyone that has
been collecting and donating
their receipts and labels. It helps
our preschool out a lot! We
earn points and then are able to
purchase new classroom
supplies. We really appreciate
it!!
Keep collecting those receipts from Kessler’s or
Ken’s and the Labels for Education! Receipts
and labels for education can be placed in the
containers located on the table in the Fellowship
Hall. Thanks!!
Check out the list of eligible products that qualify for the
Labels for Education program located near the bins in the
Fellowship Hall. These UPC labels are not just found on
Campbell's soups!!
Youth page
Middle School Youth Group
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Thank you!
Calling all middle schoolers from 5th through 8th grade,
we want to announce a new group forming just for you!
We are beginning a new Middle School Youth Group!
This group will meet once a month for lots of fun and
faith building activities. We are beginning this group on
Saturday, February 21st from 2:00-4:00pm here at Good
Shepherd. We will be playing camp games and hanging
out. There will be snacks provided. We hope you will join
us!
Thank you to everyone who has donated
items to the Angel Brunch and the Bake Sale!
We raised $462 and $914 respectively for our
kids going on the National Youth Gathering,
Vacation Bible School and Day Camp.
Thank you for all your generous donations
and your willingness to support our youth of
Good Shepherd!!
Family Sunday and Wednesday School Theme - Lent
Thank you to all who participated in our first Family Sunday and Wednesday School in
November! We have another opportunity for this coming up in February. Family
Sunday School will be held February 15th and Family Wednesday School will be held
on February 18th! Parents and adults please mark your calendars and remember to join your child in
Sunday and Wednesday school that day as we study the season of Lent!
The Newlywed Game Fundraiser
Looking for a fun date night in February? Mark
your calendars now for February 27th at 7:00pm.
Join us for laughs and fun as we watch four
couples play the Newlywed Game! There will be
dessert and coffee served.
All the proceeds of this fundraiser will go toward
the youth attending the National Youth
Gathering and our youth attending camp.
Tickets will go on sale soon!
High School Youth Group Schedule
February 1
Super Bowl Party - Starts at 5:30pm!
February 8
Movie Night in Youth Room
February 15 Jam Session
February 25 Service Project
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GOOD SHEPHERD SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATONS
AND DOLLARSHIP SUNDAY
The Good Shepherd Scholarship Committee once again is announcing the availability of
applications beginning February 2, 2015 for the academic year 2015-2016. Scholarships are
offered to students planning to attend any post secondary institution (college, vocational,
technical or trade school). This scholarship is not available for students going into Graduate
studies and above. Scholarships are awarded competitively based on the following criteria: transcript of grades,
church involvement, community/volunteer activities, and quality of the fully completed application. The
application also asks for a person who has been influential in developing your Christian faith walk.
The applications are available in the church office or on the website: www.goodshepherdaberdeen.org and
should be returned to the church office no later than NOON on March 20, 2015. All applications AND authorized,
signed transcripts must be submitted to the church office to be stamped and signed by authorized staff. No
applications will be accepted after the noon deadline on the 20th of March. For instructions and information
regarding the scholarship applications please stop in at the office.
Dollarship Sunday will be held on February 15th. Donations can also be sent to Good Shepherd, noting that it is
for this purpose.
Women of the ELCA Upcoming Events
FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD !! As Women of the ELCA we enjoy getting together over
FOOD !! There are two opportunities for Fellowship and FOOD coming in February and
April:
February 22nd @ 9:30am will be a Celebration Service for the 20th Anniversary of Good
Shepherd’s Bell Choirs. Invite your friends! The service will include former Bell Choir
Members, current Bell Choir Members, our kids Bell Choir, Brass players, Hallelujah Singers, Adult Choir and the
Worship Band. Many musical configurations in Praise to God for the bounty He gives us daily!!
The Worship Service will be followed by a Quiche Brunch: Quiche, breads, fruit and bars. Our Bell Choir members will
be baking, but we will also need assistance from other women of the church, as we are expecting 250 or more to
attend. Sign up sheets are in the Narthex.
April 18th beginning with 9:30am registration is The Northern Plains WELCA Spring Gathering. We at Good Shepherd
are hosting this annual event. The Theme is The Lord is My Shepherd and the theme verse is (you guessed it) Psalm
23:1. We hope to have NSU CICS (Lutheran Campus Ministry) and the Salvation Army as our speakers along with our
Good Shepherd Bell Choir or quartet. We will need several women to “man” the registration table and people to
bring salads and desserts for lunch. Sharon Bossert will be making a large quantity of turkey salad (recipe from past
Christmas Teas). All women are welcome. We have a great deal of fun at these getting to know each other and
women from other ELCA churches in our area - Pierre to Redfield to Aberdeen and to the ND border. Mark your
calendars and plan to attend. Watch for more information in the March and April Newsletters.
Hoping to see many of you at the worship service on Feb. 22 {remember that there is only ONE service that day at
9:30am}!!
In His Service,
Sharon Bossert, GS WELCA President
Bells-Facts & Trivia #3
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Where have the Exultation Bells played besides Good Shepherd?
a) Dacotah Prairie Museum b) Living Christmas Tree c) Lakewood Mall d) all of
the above
Which of these things are plucked?
a) a chicken b) handbells c) eyebrows d) all of the above
Name things that you shake? a) maracas b) handbells c) hands d) all of the
above
On February 22, there is only one worship service at 9:30 am. (True or False)
Following the service on February 22, there will be a tasty brunch for ALL to
enjoy! (True or False)
Ringers work hard, but still have an enjoyable time of fellowship while they
make music and ring praises! (True or False)
(answers on Page 8)
Small Groups are Beginning
Small groups gather together around an interest and actively pursue a spiritual practice.
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Men in Mission, led by Clay Dykema, meet on the second Sunday of the month
between services.
The Mediterranean cooking group, led by Stephanie Mattson, will have their first
meeting on Friday, February 13 at 6:00pm.
The Inscribers Writing group, led by Angelia Schultz, will meet on Tuesday night,
February 10 at 5:30pm.
The Brain Fitness group, led by Jim Seeber, will have their first meeting on
February 2 at 6:30pm.
Exploring the Holy Land, led by Ed Hargens with Sharon Bossert, will have an
organizational meeting on January 29. If you are reading this after January 29 you
can still begin with this group. Call the church office for more details which we will
have following their organizational meeting.
The Photography small group, led by Denise Punt, will meet on 4th Mondays at
7:00p.m. beginning February 23.
The Spiritual Direction and Practice small group will meet on the 4th Thursday at
7:00p.m. beginning February 26th. There will be an organizational meeting on
February 5 at 7:00pm.
HOSPICE IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT
MONICA AT 622-5200.
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Loving God in your Home: Taking Faith Home
The fourth wave of the National Survey of Youth and Religion is hot off the
press. This comprehensive study first conducted in 2002-2003 studied the beliefs and
faith practices of teens 13-17 and their parents. The study continues to follow the
young respondents who are now age 24 to 29 and to look at their faith practices. These most recent
results show that two-thirds of teens raised by black Protestant parents and half of adolescents with
conservative Protestant parents had high or moderate levels of religiousness as young adults. On the
other hand 70 percent of teens raised by mainline Protestant parents had minimal or lower levels of
religiousness as young adults. What makes the greatest difference in faith practice is talking about faith
and God at home as well as bringing children and youth to worship.
In interviews parents from mainline denominations, including Lutheran, often said that they “feel
guilty if they think they are doing anything to direct their children toward their religion as opposed to
any other possibility.” Further, they question if they should tell their child, “what I believe is right.” There
are powerful “cultural scripts” that discourage parents from taking an active role in the spiritual lives of
their teens. These cultural messages are to entrust children to the experts. Many parents consider faith
formation to be the job of the clergy, Sunday schools, and youth groups. While these last resources are
valuable, they are no substitute for faith sharing and worshiping as family.
Yet many grew up with family devotions and remember that time as being counterproductive.
But sharing faith doesn’t have to be rigid and lacking in variety along with interaction. Where do you
start in sharing faith in the home? We have a helpful resource in our weekly bulletin insert, “Taking Faith
Home.” When you get home from church pull it out and look over the prayers, traditions, and activities
and see what works for your family.
St. Dysmas Trip Moved to February 19
Youth and Family Faith Coordinator
Begin Lent with a trip to Sioux Falls to
worship with the inmates at St. Dysmas
prison ministry. We will leave the church
shortly after noon on February 19th. We
need to submit the forms of those
interested in this trip by February 5, so
please call soon if you wish to participate. We will share a
meal together in Sioux Falls, each person pays for their
meal, and at 6p.m. arrive at the South Dakota Penitentiary. Following the service we will drive back to Aberdeen arriving home around mid-night. Contact Pastor Tim
if interested.
We are pleased to announce Amanda
Black joining our staff as our new full time
Youth and Family Faith Coordinator.
Amanda will work with pastors to expand
our ministries and reach additional
people in the work of faith formation.
Exultation Bells Polishing Party
The Exultation Bells are having a bell polishing "party"
on Monday, February 16th at 2:00 pm. Anyone is
welcome to come and help. (You do not need to be
able to read music to participate!)
White cloths or clean rags (white only) that can be thrown
away after use are needed—preferably not terry cloth.
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FEBRUARY 2015
Sunday
Monday
1
8:30AM Traditional Worship
9:40AM Sunday School
10:45AM Contemporary
Worship
5:30PM Youth Praise Band
7:00PM Youth Group
2
6:55 AM Women at
Prayer
8:15 AM-3:15 PM
Preschool
9:00 AM Sarah Circle
9:30 AM Mary Circle
7:00 PM Brain Fitness
Small Group
7:00 PM Esther Circle
3
8:15AM-11:00AM
Preschool
11:00AM Table Talks @
Bethlehem
1:30PM Staff Meeting
5:30PM Worship Band
4
6:30AM-7:30AM Men at Prayer
8:15AM-3:15PM Preschool
3:30PM Good Vibrations
4:00PM Hallelujah Chorus
5:15PM-6:00PM Wednesday
School
6:00PM Exultation Bells
6:15PM-7:15PM Worship
Service in the Sanctuary
6:45PM-7:30PM 7th-9th Grade
Confirmation
7:00PM Adult Choir
7:00PM Properties Bd. Mtg.
5
6
8:15AM-11:00AM
8:15AM-3:15PM
Preschool
Preschool
9:00AM-3:00PM Quilting
1:30PM-3:00PM Hymn
Selection
5:15PM Stewardship
Board Meeting
7:00PM Spiritual
Practice and Direction
Small Group
8:00PM Youth Team Mtg.
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8
8:30AMTraditional Worship
9:40AM Sunday School;
Men in Mission
10:45AM Contemporary
Worship
1:00PM Exultation Bells
Rehearsal
5:30PM Youth Praise Band
7:00PM Youth Group
9
6:55 AM Women at
Prayer
8:15 AM - 3:15 PM
Preschool
5:00 PM Food Pantry
10
8:15AM-11:00AM
Preschool
11:00AM Table Talks @
Bethlehem
1:30PM Staff Meeting
5:30PM Worship Band
5:30PM Inscribers
Writing Small Group
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6:30AM-7:30AM Men at Prayer
8:15AM-3:15 PM Preschool
3:30PM Good Vibrations
4:00PM Hallelujah Chorus
5:15PM-6:00PM Wednesday
School
6:00PM Exultation Bells
6:15PM-7:15PM Worship
Service in the Sanctuary
6:45PM-7:30PM 7th-9th Grade
Confirmation
7:00PM Adult Choir
12
8:15AM-11:00AM
Preschool
9:00AM-3:00PM Quilting
1:30PM-3:00PM Hymn
Selection
6:00PM Worship Bd. Mtg.
8:00PM Youth Team Mtg.
13
8:15AM-3:15PM
Preschool
6:00PM
Mediterranean
Cooking Small
Group
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15
8:30AM Traditional Worship
9:40AM Family Sunday
School; Altar Guild Mtg.
10:45AM Contemporary
Worship
5:30PM Youth Praise Band
7:00PM Youth Group
16
President's Day
NO Preschool
6:55AM Women at
Prayer
5:30PM Exultation
Bells Rehearsal
17
NO Table Talks
8:15AM-11:00AM
Preschool
1:30PM Staff Meeting
5:15PM Missions Bd.
Mtg.
5:30PM Worship Band
18
Ash Wednesday
NO Exultation Bells
6:30AM-7:30AM Men at Prayer
8:15AM-3:15PM Preschool
12:05PM Ash Wednesday
Service in the Chapel
3:30PM Good Vibrations
4:00PM Hallelujah Chorus
5:15PM-6:00PM Family Wed.
School
6:15PM-7:15PM Ash Wed.
Worship Service in the
Sanctuary
6:45PM-7:30PM 7th-9th Grade
Confirmation
7:00PM Adult Choir
19
8:15AM-11:00AM
Preschool
9:00AM-3:00PM Quilting
12:00PM St. Dysmas Trip
1:30PM-3:00PM Hymn
Selection
7:00PM Church Council
Mtg.
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21
8:15AM-3:15PM
Preschool
5:30PM Preschool
Spaghetti Supper
25
6:30AM-7:30AM Men at Prayer
8:15AM-3:15PM Preschool
12:05PM Lenten Worship in
Chapel
3:30PM Good Vibrations
4:00PM Hallelujah Chorus
5:15PM-6:00PM Wednesday
School
6:00PM Exultation Bells
6:15PM-7:15PM Lenten
Worship Service in the
Sanctuary
7:00PM Adult Choir
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8:15AM-11:00AM
Preschool
9:00AM-3:00PM Quilting
1:30PM-3:00PM Hymn
Selection
7:00PM Spiritual Practice
and Direction Small
Group
8:00PM Youth Team Mtg.
22
NO Sunday School
9:30AM-10:30AM Bell
Worship Service
5:30PM Youth Praise Band
7:00PM Youth Group
23
6:55AM Women at
Prayer
8:15AM-3:15PM
Preschool
5:00PM Food Pantry
7:00PM Photography
Small Group
Tuesday
24
8:15AM-11:00AM
Preschool
11:00AM Table Talks @
Zion
12:00PM Senior Lunch
Bunch
1:30PM Staff Meeting
5:30PM Worship Band
7:00PM Hub City Brew
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
NEWSLETTER
DEADLINE
27
8:15AM-3:15PM
Preschool
7:00PM The
Newlywed Game
Fundraiser
28
February Support People
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Caller Betty Beckler
Ushers
Cartor Carlson (8:30-8th)
Tom and Renea Wensmann (10:45-15th)
Offering Tellers
Diane and Gary Kost, Rosemary and Tom
Eisenbeisz (1st)
Jean Rahja, Doug and Evie Witlock (8th)
Judy and Joe Gelling, Charlotte Kraemer
(15th)
Betty Beckler, Lori Krause (22nd)
Fellowship Treats
Peggy Serfoss, Mary Gederos (1st)
Leo and Eleanor Haar, Rick and Ramona
Pesek (8th)
Greeters
Leo and Eleanor Haar (8:30-8th); Gus
and Carol Erickson (10:45-8th)
Tom and Renea Wensmann (10:45-15th)
Organists/Pianists
Helen Heuer (1st, 18th-12:00pm, 22nd)
Youth Praise Band (4th, 11th)
Sheri Scott (8th, 18th-6:15pm)
Monica Jacobson (15th)
Kathy Harmel (25th-12:00pm)
Tammy Wahl (25th-6:15pm)
Scripture Readers
Diane Kost (8:30-1st); Anne Holmquest
(10:45-1st)
Rachel Hemke (8:30-8th); Anne
Holmquest (10:45-8th)
Jim Seeber (8:30-15th); Anne Holmquest
(10:45-15th)
Curt Bossert (9:30-22nd)
Head Ushers
Bob and Deb Jensen (8:30); Glenn
Jakober, Carl Anderson (10:45)
Nursery Assistants
Brenda Rook (8:30-1st); Amber
Schmierer (10:45-1st)
Gayle Fauth (8:30-8th)
Diane Thompson (8:30-15th); Rozanna
Casanova (10:45-15th)
Thank you …..
Thank you so much to each of you who has helped
work at funerals doing set up, clean up, and
providing desserts this past year. We could not have
done it without such great workers who have
provided the delicious bars and cookies that have
been brought for serving the family and friends of
the deceased. We ask for your continued support in
this next year. Also, when providing a pan of bars
we ask that you bring the size of a jelly roll pan no
less than a 10 x 16. We are compiling a list of people
who are willing to bring bars or cookies when
needed for funerals. Please contact Debbie Nerland
at 225-9507 or Mona Kapfenstein at 225-0452.
Thank you for your continued support.
Funeral Committee
Sound Board
Terry Friedrichsen (8:30-1st); Mel
Wockenfuss (10:45-1st)
Gary Cahoy (8:30-8th); Jeff Dahlberg
(10:45-8th)
Bob Ohnstad (8:30-15th); Ron Isaacson
(10:45-15th)
Gary Cahoy (9:30-22nd)
Power Point
John Fritz (1st)
Steve Caron (8th)
John Fritz (15th)
Karen Hoar (22nd)
Food Pantry
Peggy Serfoss, Denise Brown (1st)
Leo and Eleanor Haar, Cartor and Sherry
Carlson (8th)
Gus and Carol Erickson, Whitney
Hawkinson (15th)
Altar Guild
Stephanie Mattson, Peggy Serfoss
MISSION OF THE MONTH
The Mission of the Month offering is received
on the 2nd and 4th Sunday and Wednesday
with our “Noisy Offering” by passing the bread
pans.
In January, $286.86 was donated to St. Dysmas
Prison Ministry.
Answers-Bell Facts & Trivia
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d) all of the above
d) all of the above
d) all of the above
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
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Howell, Ginger
Anderson, Larry
Schultz, Angelia
Reif, Kyle
Hoffman, Gregory
Schumacher, Diane
Zeller, Rachel
Webb, Breah
Aman, Linda
Wilson, Jon
Arment, Brittany
Swenson, Jon
Hanson, Geena
Doerr, Erna
Harmel, Donald
Gelling, Judy
Finnesand, Nick
Hanson, Michele
Mehlhoff, Meghan
Eisenbeisz, Brady
Lane, Gavin
Zeller, Bruce
Wilson, Maryah
Russo, Maggie
Mattson, Brett
Williams, Angela
Jensen, Richard
Haugen, Estrid
Schock, Lynn
Gauer, Avery
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Dufault, Darlene
Hoar, Bill
Cormier, Kathryn
Heiser, Floyd
Metzinger, Rabecka
Holty, Mark
Wahl, Evelyn
Black, Jean
Jones, Valerie
Bomesberger, Jennifer
Weiszhaar, Darlis
Bowen, William
Sersen, Tim
Krogstrand, Mark
Klabo, Alex
Bomesberger, Evan
Ahlberg, Anna
Ladner, Chloe
Hellwig, Cherie
Jarvis, Dave
Lundberg, Terry
Mehlhaff, Wayne
Vitense, Cordell
Carlson, Cathy
Bertch, Alice
White, Brenda
Cordie, Carrie
Vining, Jarrett
Geisler, Cheryl
Gooding, Trevor
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Wilson, Donna
Weishaar, Sharon
Morsching, Whitney
Moser, Carter
Guidice, LaVerne
Steen, Jenny
Vander Hoek, Gavin
Weber, Lorren
Eisenbeisz, Rosemary
Gehrts, Barb
Schaible-Heiser, Nicholas
Harris, Karly
Nehls, Bobby
Bonn, Randy
Swenson, Tyler
Fischer, Stacy
Pesek, Rick
Boekelheide, Mark
Dunlavy, Barry
Beyer, Rylee
Ladner, Jared
Asleson, Boedy
Pelton, Monica
Littler, Kaylee
Nilson, Amy
Ellwein, Jennifer
Kretchman, Bonnie
Jacobs, Sandra
Langbehn, Hannah
Zoellner, Lana
20th Anniversary of Good Shepherd’s Handbell Choirs
There will be only 1 worship service on February 22 at 9:30am. We will be
Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Good Shepherd's Handbell Choirs. Our
service of Praise will consist of all Good Shepherd music groups, a brass choir and
Kathy Harmel on Harp. This will be followed by a Brunch and time of fellowship.
There are sign up sheets in the Narthex for various foods for the Brunch. Please
come to Celebrate, Praise and Fellowship. Help with the food is also greatly
appreciated!
Exultation Bells
Quiche Recipe (use this or any you have):
8 slices of bread-cubed, 1 tsp dry mustard, 9 eggs, 3 cups milk, 2-4 cups shredded cheese (optional: meat,
veggies, mushrooms). Mix all ingredients in 9X13 pan. Bake 350 degrees for about 1 hour.
Please bring quiches already baked. They will be kept in our kitchen ovens on warm till needed. THANKS!
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Building Up the Body of Christ
February Serving Group - Shepherd Family
Aman, Dale
Aman, Debra
225-5780 Anderson, Sharlene
225-9332 Bergan, Chad
225-9332 Bergan, Shannon
Bogue, Dorothy
262-0384* Brown, Denise
216-7094 Carlson, Cartor
216-7094 Carlson, Sherry
226-2937 Dell, David
226-3512 Erdahl, Sandra
229-1570 Erickson, Carol
229-1570 Erickson, Craig
262-0820 Flynn, Laura
229-4263 Gederos, Jim
229-4263 Gederos, Mary
226-1174 Goehring, Barbara
226-1174 Goehring, Thomas
225-8069 Haar, Eleanor
225-8069 Haar, Leo
225-6177 Hainy, Keith
225-6177 Hainy, Kristi
228-8371
226-2395
226-3480
226-1455
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Hansen, Shelley
Hawkinson, Whitney
Heier, Chris
Heier, Karen
Hoar, Irene B.
Hoffman, Jennie
Holmquest, Anne
Holty, Mark
Johnson, Ardelle
Johnson, Orin
Johnston, Kerry
Johnston, Susan
Malchow, Gina
Malchow, Mark
Mehlhoff, Arnold
Mehlhoff, Joanne
Moffenbier, David
Nilson, Amy
Nilson, Chad
Papendick, Janene
Papendick, John
Pesek, Ramona
Pesek, Rick
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229-3612
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380-1430
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Reszler, Bonnie
Rook, Brenda
Rook, Kevin
Russo, Arthur
Russo, Maggie
Schlaht, Marianne
Schlaht, Melvin
Schmidt, Genevieve
Serfoss, Melvin
Serfoss, Peggy
Skorczewski, Joe
Skorczewski, Sherry
Smith, Kristi
Smith, Steve
Wahl, Todd
Weiszhaar, Boyd
Weiszhaar, Desiree
Wensmann, Renea
Wensmann, Tom
Zahalka, Diane
Zahalka, Gary
Zenker, Maggie
GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA)
1429 North Dakota Street
Aberdeen SD 57401
Non-Profit Organization
US Postage Paid
Phone: 605-229-0846
Fax: 605-225-7230
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.goodshepherdaberdeen.org
Permit # 300
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Staff
Who Do I Ask About
Board Chairs
Pastors-Tim Sersen, Liz Dieseth
Good Shepherd Women-Sharon Bossert
Properties-Greg Adolf
Visitation Pastor-Mike Jacobson
Good Shepherd Men-Clay Dykema
Life and Growth-Marilyn Seeber, Jill Mullis
Secretary-Barb Daberkow
Ushers/Communion Assistants– Randy White,
Evangelism-Tom Eisenbeisz, Gary Klabo
Pastoral Assistant-Charlotte Kraemer
Financial Secretaries-Ron and Carla Kaaz
Youth/Family Ministry Assistants-Sarah Black,
Jonathan Miller, Charlie Sersen, Cody Folden
Bob and Deb Jensen
Reception Coordinators:
Funeral-Mona Kapfenstein, Deb Nerland
Wedding/Anniversary-Mary Ellen Lehr
Custodian-Todd Black
Library -Dorothy Brown, Darlis Weiszhaar
Music Coordinator– Rachel Hemke
Altar Guild - Sandy Cahoy
Preschool Director/Teacher–Maggie Bruns
Organists/Pianists-Sheri Scott, Kathy Harmel,
Tammy Wahl, Helen Heuer
Choir Directors-Adult/Rachel Hemke, Children’s
Choir/Rachel Hemke, Bells/Cheryl Ulmer
Accompanist– Adult and Children’s Choir/Monica
Jacobson
Missions-Natalie Wiedrick
Stewardship-Gene Morsching
Worship-Peggy Serfoss, Dusty Mattson
Nominations-Rosemary Eisenbeisz
Youth-Lori Tiede
Executive Council
Worship Schedule
President-Ed Hargens
September-May: Sunday 8:30am and 10:45am;
President ElectTreasurer-Dale Aman
Secretary-
Wednesday 6:15pm (Sanctuary)
June-August: Sunday 8:30am and 10:00am;
Wednesday 6:15pm (Chapel)