In the Spirit

A newsletter for the Libertyville Covenant church family about local happenings and Christian issues.

November 2018 CONTENTS… Volume 25, Issue 10

2 Worship Thanksgiving Eve “You Remind Me Of…”

3 Adult Sunday School by Pastor Steve Larson Pew Bibles Winchester House from “JAG”, and believe it or

4 Financial Update hen was the not, Tom Cruise (“but just Adopt a Family last time your eyes” they added un- Nazareth Evening News someone told W helpfully). 5 Jill’s House you, “You remind me of Turkey Bowl ______”? How did you feel Has anyone ever com- Contact Info about that? As a child I was pared you to Jesus? Maybe always compared to my un- 6 Where are Our College not in the looks department Kids? And the Lindahls? cle Arv. When we went to since we don’t really know Grand Rapids to

7 Bible Studies visit the relatives, Covenant World Relief Need some fall food ideas? we would attend First Covenant 8 Youth Ministries Church where my 9 Children’s Ministries uncle Arv attended

along with a whole 10 Birthdays & Anniversaries FDF Smorgasbord slew of people who Progressive Dinner had known him Ping Pong most of their lives.

11 All Saints Celebration There I got the Thankful for fellowship nickname “Little Sensible Ladies Book Club Arv” for being the 12 Who are We? spitting Amazon SMILE image of my uncle when he what He looked like, but in The Deadline for the was young. I’ve also been December In the Spirit is your behavior, attitude, or Monday, November 12, 2018 told I remind people of Cam- interactions with others? If Please send items to eron from “Ferris Bueller’s we are doing our job as [email protected] Day Off”, Patrick Labyorteaux Continued on page 2

Continued from page 1 WORSHIP IN NOVEMBER . . . Christians (a term that orig- inally meant “little Christs”), In November, we then we should be getting are continuing our that comment. As we live look at what it our lives reflecting the means to reflect the character of Jesus, people character of God. should notice, and hopeful- How might we be ly comment. Christians, “Little

A missionary came to a Christs”, to the world remote unreached tribe in around us? Join us Africa and began to tell every Sunday at them about Jesus. “Oh, 10:30am. yes. Him. He was here until He died.” Shocked, the Sunday, November 4 Sunday, November 18 God Unites (All Saint’s Sunday) God Gives missionary asked them Acts 4:32-5:2 John 3:16 what they meant, and they brought him to Jesus. In a Sunday, November 11 Sunday, November 25 makeshift graveyard a mile God Entrusts Small Gifts in God’s Hands or so out of town, there Pastor Paul Preaching John 6:1-13 was a grave of a former Matthew 25:14-30 World Relief Offering missionary who had served this people group. He had Thanksgiving Eve Service lived so like Christ that the and Potluck Dessert Buffet natives mistook him for His Lord. Wednesday, November 21st at 7:00 p.m. Join us for our Thanksgiving Eve Service and Dessert So- May our lives so reflect cial. We'll spend the evening together in song, prayer, scrip- the character of Jesus ture, and reflections on our gratitude for all God has given and done for us. We will also be collecting our Covenant Christ that the next “You World Relief offerings that evening, so start collecting now remind me of _____” will and bring them to the service. After the service, we'll share some thanksgiving desserts in the fellowship hall, so please end in “Jesus”. bring a dessert to share.

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2 DEDICATION OF NEW PEW BIBLES Adult Sunday The Worship Committee has placed new Pew Bibles in the sanctuary and School we will be dedicating them during our worship service on November 4th. We Strengthening Our Faith Please join us in the sanctuary appreciate the significant place Pastor for a series on strengthening Chuck Johnson held in the ministry our faith. We’ll examine the here at LCC and are grateful now that tough questions we must Vonnie and her family have chosen to answer for ourselves and for use Memorial Gifts our neighbors, the ways Christ has changed the world, and given in memory of techniques that have been Pastor Chuck to purchase these Bibles. used to successfully start and Thank you. negotiate faith discussions.

Some of the current pew Bibles will be moved 9:15 a.m. down stairs to be used by our Youth Ministries. Coffee/social time The remaining Bibles will go to Love INC to be 9:30 a.m. included in the Starter Kits & with the furniture Sunday school start ministry. Thank you. NOVEMBER 4 Christ in the World Part 3 The Christian Formation Committee 11 Christ in the World Part 4 has also been able to replace a num- 18 Techniques ber of the Children’s Bibles that have 25 Test Drive been well used during Sunday School, Children’s Church and Kid’s Club. These Bibles are given in memory of Eileen Fehlberg who WINCHESTER HOUSE Our next Winchester deeply loved our LCC Children and House service will be at 2:30 the Ministries to p.m. on Sunday, November them. A supply of 4th. Bruce Thorson will be Children’s Bibles is speaking and Phil Nelson will also available to be given to children provide a special vocal num- coming through the Food Pantry or Love ber. Sometime in November, a Google Doc will be sent out INC both ministries for which Eileen had requesting that people sign up a special place in her heart. Thank you. to provide a homily, special music, scripture reading or simply supportive presence for each month of the coming The Worship Committee invites you to consider year. Please prayerfully con- sider how you might be able to participating on a Liturgical Arts Team to help pro- contribute to this ministry! vide purposeful and meaningful visual arts and dramas in our church. For more information con- If you are available or have a sugges- tion, please contact Maggie Johnson tact Alicia Reese at [email protected]. [email protected].

3 Financial Summary thru ADOPT-A-FAMILY CHRISTMAS SEPTEMBER 2018 This Christmas we are providing gifts for 40 children, as part of the Love INC / EXPENSES VS. BUDGET Catholic Charities “Adopt-a-Family” pro- Budgeted Expenses YTD $ 399,777 gram. Names with gift suggestions will be Actual Expenses YTD $ 388,992 hanging in the Narthex soon. You may Cost Savings / (Overrun) $ 10,785 take one or more tags. Be sure to sign for the ones you take. Please return the gifts, wrapped, to the church by December 5th. If a gift request is expen- GIVING VS. BUDGET Giving YTD $ 313,019 sive, please feel free to substitute another item. If you have questions, contact Joan Groody or Marti in the Budgeted Giving YTD $ 399,777 church office. Giving Surplus / (Deficit) $ (86,758)

INCOME VS. EXPENSES Income YTD $ 313,019 Expenses YTD $ 388,992 Operating Surplus / Mark your (Deficit) $ (75,973) calendars!

If you have con- Libertyville Covenant Church cerns, questions, presents: or advice for your Church Chair, The Nazareth Evening News Scott Dahlberg, feel free to call Adapted from the play by Karen Alferink 847-456-6086 or email. [email protected] December 15, 2018 Or, perhaps you want to offer Performances at 3pm and 6pm to serve on one of our teams. Libertyville Covenant Church Volunteers are always appreciated!

2019 WINTER RETREAT DATES: Love INC of Lake County Physical Office & Warehouse February 8-10 Jr. High at Covenant Harbor 339 North Lakewood Ave, Waukegan, IL 60085 February 15-18 Sr. High One Life at Covenant Point [Our "no client walk-in" policy re- February 22-24 3rd-5th Grade at Covenant Harbor mains] Mailing Address: P.O. March 1-3 Men’s Retreat at Covenant Point Box 7796, Gurnee, IL 60031 March 15-17 Lumunos Men’s Retreat at Harbor Office Phone 847.782.8630 Fax Number 847.782.8631

4 Thank you to everyone who helped make our Sep- LCC LEADERSHIP tember weekend possible! We appreciate the Please pray for the church LEADER- many hands that volunteered at church on Friday, SHIP TEAM, COUNCIL & STAFF. the individuals that served out at camp, and lastly Contact them if you have questions, we are thankful for your many prayers throughout ideas or would like to get involved in a the weekend. We are currently preparing for our particular ministry. next Weekend Adventure which will take place November 16-18. We have a need for 5 STAFF more volunteer buddies. If you are interested in Pastor: Steve Larson (815/508-4450) getting involved or would like to learn more, please contact Rebec- Associate Pastor to Youth: [email protected]. Jill’s House is truly a unique and special minis- Paul Couleur (847/331-3640) try, we would love to have you be a part of it! Pastor to Senior Adults: Our LCC team leader for Jill’s House is Caren Vollrath caren- Bruce Thorson (847/421-2732) [email protected] and our Buddy Coordinator is Dave (Kansas) Ander- Nursery Coordinator: son [email protected]. We will be hosting the families at Tricia Leach (847/920-8005) LCC for drop off on Friday, and pick up on Sunday as well as using our Office Coordinator: van to transport them to Harbor. Website: jillshouse.org Marti Anderson (847/362-3308) Custodians: Dan Doherty (847/223-4971) 5th Annual LCC Turkey Bowl! Ron Harper (847/309-1155)

LEADERSHIP TEAM: Pastors Church Council Chair: Scott Dahlberg (847-528-7670) Church Council Vice Chair: Niki Papak (847-951-8275) Church Council Secretary: Colleen Sparks (847/837-8114) Treasurer: Mark Cederberg (847/599-9444) At large Members—TBD

Do you like playing flag football? Join in the tradition at LCC OTHER COUNCIL POSITIONS and get some exercise after the stuffing and festivities of Financial Secretary: thanksgiving. This is a multigenerational experience so any- John Bethancourt (847/837-1690) one is welcome. Invite your friends, cousins and family to Education & Discipleship Team: play too. This will be a great time of fellowship and flag foot- ball. For more information, if you need a ride or to RSVP Heather Larson (815/901-3294) contact Trevor James, [email protected]. Please let us Deacon Team: know if you plan to attend! Claudia Nauman (847/680-8635) Evangelism & Service Team: Who: Anyone who likes to play flag football Trevor James (847/986-6677) When: 10:00 am—12 noon, Friday after Thanks- Worship Ministry Team: rd giving, November 23 . Alicia Reese (734/637-5979) Where: Central Park, 250 Library Ln, Grayslake (less Finance & Properties Team: than 15 mins north of the church) Dave Hinz (262/745-7020)

Hope to see you there! Donuts and ibuprofen will be available.

5 WHERE ARE OUR COLLEGE KIDS?

Jesse Lee Emily Anderson Korina Gomez 141 E. 12th Street Dykstra #364 North Park University Holland, MI 49423 Hope College P.O. Box 9022 3305 W. Foster Avenue Hope College Holland, MI 49422 Chicago, IL 60625 [email protected] Annika Hawkinson Brian McLinden Maddie Anderson Seattle Pacific University Bowling Green University 700 N. Morton Street #2204 Mailstop 1172 Bowling Green, OH Bloomington, IN 47404 3307 3rd Avenue W. University of Indiana Seattle, WA 98119 Hanna Monson 222 Crowne View Drive Corban Chang Fall Term: CEA Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Wilson Lamson Wake Forest Law School 926 Hayward #5451 10 Rue Leon Jouhaux 38100 Grenoble [email protected] Ames, IA 50013-0028 847-989-6689 Iowa State University FRANCE

Forrest Christian Colin Hawkinson Mirielle Nauman 81 Sunset 11439 Juniper #307 University of Illinois Chicago Lake Forest, IL 60045 Cleveland, OH 44106-3976 616 S. Oakley Blvd. Unit 2 Loyola University Chicago, IL 60612 847-482-0854 Alan Hinz [email protected] [email protected] 16127 W. Arlington Drive 847-769-7183 Libertyville, IL 60048 Luke Dahlberg Philip Nauman 33314 Valley View Drive College of Lake County [email protected] Berklee College of Music Wildwood, IL 60030 168 Massachusetts Ave. #616 College of Lake County Josh Larson Boston, MA 02115 [email protected] [email protected] Allison 4050 1820 Chicago Avenue Morgan Dahlstrom Kevin Vollrath U. of Southern Indiana Evanston, IL 60201-3865 [email protected] Princeton Theological Seminary 5725 Rocky Point SBN 296 PO Box 5204 Evansville, IN 47712 815-764-9215 Northwestern University Princeton, NJ 085643-5204 [email protected]

https://lindahlnewsabroad.blogspot.com/ 2018/08/off-to-sweden.html Where are the Lindahl’s?

Södra Vätterbygdens Folkhögskola (SVF) The international college program at Södra Vätter- bygdens Folhögskola (SVF), includes a student exchange with North Park University, started in 1976. Now cele- brating more than three decades of continuous exchange, SVF College Line is one of the oldest programs of its kind between Sweden and the . College Line is a one-year program in which your fall semester takes place at SVF in Jönköping, Sweden, and your spring semester at North Park University in Chicago. Dur- ing the fall semester, a group of approximately 15 North Park students study at SVF together with a cohort of about 15 SVF students. For the spring semester, everyone moves to Chicago to continue with the second se- mester of the program. This fall, the Wes & Deb Lindahl have been the chaperones with the NPU students. You may want to check out their blog to see what they have been up to.

6 Being Well: Connecting Church, Faith and Health Join us November 10, 2018 in Chicago at Bible Studies North Park University to explore the church ‘s im- portant role in helping people be well, in addition to Women’s Bible caring for the sick. Ruth Haley Barton, well known Study—Thursday author and founding president/CEO of the Transform- mornings Join us at 9:15 a.m. as we ing Center will give the keynote address on Honoring begin the fall. We are current- the Body as a Spiritual Practice. For more infor- ly using the LifeGuide Bible mation on this third biennial faith and health symposi- Study of Joseph—How God um provided by North Park Theological Seminary and Builds Character. If you North Park University School of Nursing and Health Sciences go to https:// have questions, contact Pas- www.northpark.edu/event/well-connecting-church-faith-health/ or call (773) tor Bruce. [email protected]. 244-5240. There is a discount for groups registering together and continuing education is available for a number of professions. Men’s Bible Study – Friday mornings Join us at 7 a.m. for a Bible Study as they “walk through the New Testament”, along with donuts and coffee. For information contact Chris at [email protected]

Adult Study— Wednesday Nights

www.cookingfreshtoday.com Check out Lori Hartnett’s Website Every Wednesday night this for some great fall recipes! fall, we will be exploring to- gether the book of Romans. COVENANT WORLD RELIEF With such famous passages and themes as "Offer your This month we hope you will consider the needs of the world bodies as living sacrifices," and how we each can support people in need through Cove- and submission to authorities, nant World Relief. We will be receiving our offering at the Romans is theology for every- Thanksgiving Eve Service on Wednesday, November 21st at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday November 25th. Please day life. Join us as we ex- use the soup can bank, or the offering enve- plore this amazing book to- lopes and plan now to give generously to Cove- gether from 6:30-7:30pm. We nant World Relief. Checks may be made paya- are looking to grow, so if ble to LCC with the note Covenant you've never joined us for a World Relief. More information can Wed. night before, consider be found on their website: this your invitation to come CovChurch.org/cwr grow with us! Pastor Steve leads this group.

7 JH RETREAT @POINT

Sr. High Youth Group Sundays 5-7 p.m. November 4,11,18 (on the 18th bring a food you would like to share at our own THANKSGIVING FEAST)

Fall Jr. High Youth Group Wednesdays 6:30-8 p.m. 2018 November 7, 14 & 28th FUN

SAVE THE DATES FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES: JH Party 11:30-3 p.m. Saturday, December 8th

SH Party 5-8 p.m. Sunday, December 9th 2019 WINTER RETREATS: Paul Couleur, Associate February 8-10 Jr. High at Harbor February 15-18 Sr. High One Life at Point Pastor to Youth [email protected] Registration Materials will come soon! 847-331-3640

8 Children’s Ministries

THANKfuL...yes, thankful! Thanks to ALL who have helped or continue to help with children's ministry. LCC kids continue to GROW through Sunday School, Chil- dren's Church. & Kids Club. If you'd like to know more about this GROWth or ministries see our Children's Ministry newslet- ter or grab a copy from the information table in the narthex. Our next BIG events.... the All Saints Day celebration this Wednesday, October 31st @ 6:30 pm. JOIN us & Redeemer The LCC Christmas Play is Life for dinner, games, a devotional & craft. Then on Saturday, happening again. This year December 1st we have our Family Advent Night starting at 5 we are telling the story of Je- pm. We will first SERVE our community by setting up beds at sus’ birth through the eyes of PADS. Then, we will regroup at church for dinner, to CREATE the Nazareth Evening News. luminaries for our Christmas Eve service, & enjoy a variety of Mark your calendars now for other activities. More details will be announced in the next few performances on December weeks. 15th at 3 and 6 p.m. You With that said please continue to PRAY for our kids. Stop won’t want to miss it. by the hallway downstairs & also write them an encouraging For more information: [email protected] note on their outlines. And continue to PRAY about Children's Ministry overall. I truly believe we have an amazing family & that God is calling more to JOIN it. To God's Glory, Check out the Heather Larson. CE&D ("seed") Chair & Co-Children's Ministry Interim Director November Children’s Ministry PADS SEASON HAS BEGUN: Newsletter On Saturday, December 1st, young families will be setting up beds at the Methodist Church PADS site. If you have ques- On October 24, 2018 in Kids & Youth tions regarding that service project, please contact Jen- Our Children’s Ministry Newsletter na Glader at 847-372-3518 is packed with important infor- mation. Click here to view it! or [email protected] The PADS Dinner will be provided by an affiliated group, sponsored by LCC. If you would like to volunteer in any of our Children’s Ministries please contact our

Christian Formation 2019 WINTER RETREAT: Chair, Heather Larson February 22-24 3rd-5th Grade at Covenant Harbor 815-901-3294 or REGISTRATION INFORMATION WILL COME SOON [email protected]

9 November Birthdays Fireside Friends

1 Paul Lundstedt SWEDISH LUNCH 5 Adrienne Gullberg Caren Vollrath Friday, December 7 6 Kate Reilly noon Jeff Johnson 7 Ellen Hall Andrew Werner Jared Wojcik The LCC Fellowship Committee invites you to join us at 8 Kent Carlson Libertyville Covenant Church (Narthex), where a Swedish 10 Neale Murray Luncheon is being prepared for all to enjoy. All are welcome. Dylan Schau For reservations or more information call Kris Nikkel 847-543- 13 Twyla Becker 8861 ([email protected]) or Marti at the church office 847-362- 18 Marti Anderson 3308 or email [email protected] Dave Enquist Mirielle Nauman 19 Peyton Gomez Mark your calendars now to participate in the 21 Christine Cederberg Christmas Progressive Dinner 25 Titus Couleur Philip Nauman scheduled for Saturday, December 8th. 28 Janis Carlson Miranda Gomez Details will be available soon. If you 29 Riley Gomez would like to host the entire group for Beverly Schmidt appetizers or dessert, please contact November Anniversaries Carol Nielson 847-566-5246 ([email protected]) or 8 Bill & Jenna Glader (2003) 14 Paul & Rachel Couleur (2009) the church office ([email protected]) 16 Wylie & Ardyth Douglass (1975) 28 Roger & Julie Clausen (1981) PING PONG: Men of the church (and friends) are invited to play ping pong on Thursdays, November 1, 15 & 29 Play be- If you don’t see your family’s gins in the church basement at 7:00 p.m. This is an opportunity special days listed, please let for friendly competition and informal the office know so we can keep fellowship. It also provides a non- our records up to date and also threatening means of inviting friends celebrate your special occa- to church activities. If you have ques- sions with you. tions, contact Jeff Johnson at Thank you! [email protected]

10 All of the reviews from our October

“Who is Coming to Dinner?” have Sensible Ladies indicated it was a great success. Around 40 people enjoyed the even- Book Club ing of food and fellowship at one of 5

host homes. Thank you! Be sure to consider our next opportunity at the Progres-

When the English Fall by David Williams is the next reading se- lection. Seen through the diary of Jacob, an Amish farmer trying to protect his family and his way of life, the book examines the idea of peace in the face of deadly chaos when an Amish community in Pennsylvania is caught up in the devastating aftermath of a cata- strophic solar storm and the subsequent collapse of modern civi- lization.

All are welcome to join for discussion and fel- lowship at the home of Kristen Bethancourt Save the Date: on November 30th. February 16, 2019 Please RSVP 9:00 a.m.—12:30 p.m. to kbethancourt@millbu “An Unhurried Time” with Rev. rn24.net or 847-837- Bob Tenglin guiding us 1690

11 Libertyville Covenant Church 250 S. St. Mary’s Road, Libertyville, Illinois 60048 (Corner of Route 176 and St. Mary’s Road) Pastor: Steve Larson Church phone: 847/362-3308 Fax : 847/362-3310 www.libcov.org Our Mission is… to grow disciples, to grow the church, and to grow the Kingdom of God.

Our Vision is… We grow disciples as we praise and learn together We grow the church as we love and give together We grow the Kingdom of God as we serve and share together

Our Core Values are… Community: everyone is welcome to join us on the journey Authenticity: being real people with real issues before our real God. Relationships: with God, each other, and the world around us Engagement: all are gifted, all are called, all have a place in the ministry

The Evangelical Covenant Church affirms the centrality of the scriptures, with emphasis upon the grace of God. Covenanters also have a tradition of freedom that accepts a diversity of backgrounds and doctrinal positions, while maintaining a common unity in Christ. The Covenant has often been called a Family of Faith. Our congregational life indicates that this is an apt description.

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To contact Pastor Steve: Phone or Text: 815-508-4450 Please be sure that we have your current information & family Email: [email protected] picture. All info may be sent to [email protected] or left in the For late night emergencies church office. If you would like us to take a new picture for you we please call: 815-508-4450 are happy to do so on any Sunday just let us know. Thank you! For family emails: [email protected] NOVEMBER 2018

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Pastor Paul on vacation Nov. 12-18, 2018 1 2 3 9:15 a.m. 7 a.m. 8 a.m. Fur- Women’s Men’s Bi- niture Min- Bible Study ble Study istry 7 p.m. Wor- ship Team 7 p.m. Ping Pong

4 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS 5 6 7 8 9 10 9:15 a.m. Sunday School 9 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Dinner 9:15 a.m. 7 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Prayer in the Pew Food Pan- 6:15 p.m. Kids Club Women’s Men’s Bi- 10:30 a.m. Worship try 6:15 p.m. Jr. High Bible Study ble Study 2:30 p.m. Winchester (Bruce T. 6:30 p.m. Adult Study 7 p.m. Wor- preaching) 6:45 p.m. Mom’s Group ship Team 5 p.m. SH Youth 6:45 p.m. Choir

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9:15 a.m. Sunday School 9 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Dinner 9:15 a.m. 7 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Prayer in the Pew Food Pan- 6:15 p.m. Kids Club Women’s Men’s Bi- 10:30 a.m. Worship try 6:15 p.m. Jr. High Bible Study ble Study 12:30-2:30 p.m. Play Practice 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Adult Study 7 p.m. Wor- 3 p.m. Worship Ministry Team Leader- 6:45 p.m. Mom’s Group ship Team 5 p.m. SH Youth w/ parents for ship Team 6:45 p.m. Choir 7 p.m. Ping first 30 minutes Pong Jill’s House

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 9:15 a.m. Sunday School 9 a.m. THANKS- 10 a.m.— 10:15 a.m. Prayer in the Pew Food Pan- 7 p.m. Thanksgiving GIVING noon 10:30 a.m. Worship try Eve Service and Pie DAY TURKEY 12:30-2:30 p.m. Play Practice 7 p.m. Social BOWL 5 p.m. SH Youth— Deacons THANKSGIVING FEAST

Jill’s House

25 26 27 28 29 30 9:15 a.m. Sunday School 9 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Dinner 9:15 a.m. 7 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Prayer in the Pew Food Pan- 6:15 p.m. Kids Club Women’s Men’s Bi- 10:30 a.m. Worship try 6:15 p.m. Jr. High Bible Study ble Study 12:30-2:30 p.m. Play Practice 6:30 p.m. Adult Study 7 p.m. Wor- 7 p.m. 6:45 p.m. Mom’s Group ship Team Book Club 6:45 p.m. Choir 7 p.m. Ping @ Kristen Pong Bethan- court’s VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE

GREETERS FELLOWSHIP HOUR LAY READER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 4 Kate & Kevin Reilly 4 Dave & Beth Enquist 4 Sophia Pas 11 Eric & Jessica Sawyer 11 Dan & Ann Frost 11 Trevor James 18 Nate & Melissa Schau 18 Jim & Tina Gillette 18 Kirk Johnson 25 Bob & Tricia Sorensen 25 Bill & Jenna Glader 25 Sarah Larson

DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER 2 Craig & Colleen Sparks 2 Jay & Jamie Gustafson 2 Angela Kocinski 9 Craig & Jackie Splinter 9 Steve & Ellen Hall 9 Valerie Makkai 16 Bruce & Merileen Thorson 16 Church Staff 16 Kerry Monson 23 Lee & Caren Vollrath 23 John & Bev Hawkins 23 Laura Nordgren 30 Ken & Arlene Werner 30 Bob & Lori Hartnett 30 Michelle Pas

INFANT NURSERY PRESCHOOL NURSERY SUNDAY SCHOOL NURSERY NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 4 Caren Vollrath & Heather Larson 4 Tricia Leach & Maggie Johnson 11 Nate & Melissa Schau 11 Jim & Michelle Pas W/ preschool nursery 18 Ann Frost & Ellen Hall 18 Tricia & Steve Leach 25 Sarah Palmberg & Merileen Thorson 25 Tricia Leach & Lee Vollrath

DECEMBER DECEMBER 2 Caren Vollrath & Kat Tranel 2 Rachel Couleur & Judie Duba 9 Karin Hildebrandt & Kirsten Peterson 9 Tricia Leach & Joan Groody 16 Lori Hartnett & Jenna Glader 16 Tricia Leach & Teresa Anderson 23 Bill & Chris Anderson 23 NO SUNDAY SCHOOL 30 Tricia & Steve Leach 30 NO SUNDAY SCHOOL

CHILDREN'S CHURCH USHERS NOVEMBER 4 Heather & Rachel Larson If you are not able 11 Bob & Tricia Sorensen NOVEMBER: Lee Vollrath, Carl Zienty, 18 Paul & Kristin Hawkinson Ken Werner, Nate Schau to fulfill a date you 25 Niki Papak & Bev & Audrey Hawkins are scheduled for, DECEMBER: Jim Krueger, Bill Ander- please find some- DECEMBER son, David Enquist, Bob Hartnett, Bob 2 Carolyn/Chris Dallas & Jim Gillette Peterson one to switch 9 Angela Kocinski & Paul & Claudia dates with you. 16 Niki Papak/Caren Vollrath & Lily D. JANUARY: Scott Anderson, John Hjelm, Thank you! 23 NO CHILDREN’S CHURCH Roger Clausen, Jill Heath, Paul Lindley 30 NO CHILDREN’S CHURCH

Our denomination has a number of resources available to us. You can find them by checking out the website: www.covchurch.org Or, you may look at our Information Center. Please help yourself to a copy of the Covenant Home Altar which is published quarterly for your use. You will also find our Missionary Prayer Calendar which reminds us to pray for those serving around the world.