The LLL/LHM Reporter

Official publication of the Kansas District Lutheran Laymen’s League/Lutheran Hour Ministries Volume 75 October 2017 Number 2

Inside this issue: we will have a meet and greet with LCMS President Matthew Harrison and Page 2—Links & Model for Ks District Lutheran Hour Ministries Regional Director for Latin America, Nilo Figur. Page 3—News from the Regions Then on Sunday morning, President Harrison will preach at the Zone 7 Con- Page 4—News from the Regions vocation at Washington County High School in Washington, Kansas. Page 5—Fair Booth & Fair Worship Please come and join us for all the events. Hear how the Lord is working through the LLL/Lutheran Hour Ministries and the Lutheran Church Missouri Page 6—Reformation 500 Celebrations Synod to make an eternal difference in the lives of people throughout the Page 7—Convention Registration & District world. Project The Convention is in the Mount Calvary Parish Hall. Registration and The Page 8—“The Lutheran Hour” Schedule Board of Governors Meeting will begin at 10:30 on Saturday, November 4th Calendar and the Convention will begin at 12:30. Both Director Nilo Figur and Presi- 2017—500th Reformation Anniversary dent Harrison will be speaking at the Convention. It is a great chance to catch 100th LLL/LHM Anniversary up on what is happening in the Kansas LLL/Lutheran Hour Ministries and the 75th LWML Anniversary LHM and LCMS activity throughout the world. Nov 4—Ks District LLL Convention Zone 7 Saturday evening, after the Convention, will be the meet and greet with our Mt. Calvary Marysville distinguished guests. Come and have a great catered meal. Then listen to Meet & Greet Mt. Calvary, Marysville President Harrison and Director Nilo Figur answer questions from the audi- Nov 5—LCMS President Harrison—Washington ence. Get to know them better and get to know more about their work. Maybe High School Gym you have a question to ask. Then, Sunday morning, come and experience the Zone 7 Convocation at Washington County High School at 10:00. We have had several Zone 7 Con- President’s Message vocations and the Lord has blessed each one of them. They are truly a great Dear Friends in Christ, experience. Praise The Lord! Praise the Lord! He has greatly blessed the Kan- Please set aside the dates and make plans now to join us for this uplifting sas LLL/Lutheran Hour Ministries. We were able weekend. Book your hotel room now because that is a very busy weekend. to exceed the District Project Goal of $33,000 and Please join us for all three events. God may right now be calling you to get received more than $40,000 from groups and indi- involved. Please let the Lord work through you to build a stronger ministry in viduals. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Every His Church. dollar of the District Project goes to scholarships Tim Voelker, President – Kansas LLL/Lutheran Hour Ministries for students planning to become full time church workers and to several ministries that help proclaim the Gospel. 2017 This year we are stepping out in faith and in- LCMS President Nov 5 Washington High School creasing our goal to $40,000. The Lord promises Ks District LLL Con. Nov 4 Mt. Calvary, Marysville in 2 Corinthians 9:8, “And God is able to bless you 100 Yr LLL/LHM Anniversary 75 Yr LWML Anniversary abundantly, so that in all things, at all times, having all you need, you will abound in every good work.” Much like the “Star of Bethlehem” the Lord has aligned the God will bless our efforts. It reminds me of some- universe to focus our attention on Jesus in Kansas. Don’t miss thing I heard on the radio. The Preacher announced out on this exciting weekend November 4-5 in Northcentral Kan- he had good news and bad news. The good news is sas. Your plans: Make motel reservations, Register for the Ks that we have all the money we need for the building LLL Convention, Google Maps locating Mt. Calvary, project. The bad news is that the money is still in our pockets. Isn’t that the truth. God has blessed Marysville, Meet & Greet at Mt. Calvary, and Washington Co us greatly and we in turn need to be generous as we High School do it NOW! support the spreading of the Gospel. My prayer is that each group and individual respond to God’s Ks LLL Dist Convention/LCMS Pres Convocation grace and blessing and that again this year we will Nov 4—Mt Calvary Marysville Heritage Inn 785 562-5588 exceed our goal. Oak Tree Inn 785 562-1234 On November 4th and 5th there are some major events occurring in Zone 7. On Saturday, Novem- Surf Motel 785 562-2354 ber 4th the Kansas LLL/Lutheran Hour Ministries Thunder Bird 785 562-2373 will have their Convention at Mount Calvary Lu- Nov 5—President Harrison Washington High School Gym theran Church in Marysville. On Saturday evening K Motel 785 325-2100 Washington Motel 785 325-2281 The bigger picture Zone 7’s Model for the Ks District? Reprint with permission from the Linn/Palmer Record Leslie Manning Reporter Ron Bott, a member of the men’s club at St. John, serves as secretary for the Kansas district of the Lutheran Laymen’s League, and would like Our Mission for people to look at the district and look at what the international Lay- “Bringing Christ to the Nations—and the Nations to the Church” men’s League has accomplished. Our Vision Statement— “There are so many things that the district can do that the zone can’t “All nations. All peoples. All in Christ” do,” said Bott. “There are so many things that the international group can Our Identity— do that the district can’t do. It’s so big it could overwhelm a person. “People of Christ with the Message of Hope” There’s a lot of committed people at all these individual churches, but it’s LHM Home page much, much greater than that.” Lutheran Hour, Radio AM, FM (see last page The free will offering collected by the men’s clubs at each church funds/supports district and international missions. (ask: Zone 7 Pasto- for many Ks stations), Archives, Podcasting, ral Advisor Rev Rikli, President Voelker or Secretary Bott for excep- Listen on Computer, Armed Forces Network tions) Bott tells of the 34 missions offices throughout the world that are Resources for You & Your Church supported by donations. “They are storefront places where people stop 100 Years of Ministry 12 videos 4:15:48 by with a problem and the Lutheran Layman League tries to help them Action in Ministry 80 videos, Palm Sunday 6:44 out, thereby showing them Jesus love & redemption,” said Bott. Daily Devotions, DD Archives, In addition, many of the offices have broadcasting capabilities to share Men’s Network, 43 Bible Studies , 586 on vimeo The Lutheran Hour (the same radio program aired on KCLY out of Clay On Main Street 10 Videos 5:48:00 v Center and KNDY out of Marysville) around the globe, according to Bott. Mission U, See monthly Mission U Training Webinars, scroll down and click on the link to The radio program began airing in 1930 and today has over 1600 radio the webinar on the day it’s live or an archived stations broadcasting the show. It is the longest running religious pro- one you missed going back to March 2011. gram in the world. (weekly listener’s over 1 million about 1/2 non- Project Connect Book List pdf Book Download Lutheran’s with many of these hearing the Gospel for the first time, Order supplies online or 1-800 876-9880 total weekly touches 51 million by LLL/LHM world wide) “That’s quite an honor,” said Bott. “A local zone could not do that by Re-mastered “This is the Life” 9 itself. People across the world, with technology, can hear The Lutheran selected episode DVD from the Hour. And, it’s going to keep growing.” 1950’s—1980’s when LLL with The donations gathered from the supper circuit also go to national mis- LCMS was producing weekly TV sions, including financial aid funds for students going into church work Gospel messages. and marketing The Lutheran Hour through a parade float in the Rose Bowl. Meet your Ks LHM Ministry Manag- “We know with the way college costs today, every dollar helps,” said er Polly Gregali Bott. “The Lutheran Hour Rose Bowl float is the only religious float in the parade. We’re quite proud of that. People come in from all over the United States to help build the float.” Catechesis V-vimeo L-LHM Projects supported in Kansas include a worship service coordinated for V God Connects 1:19:08 God Connects Spanish the Kansas State Fair and a booth at the Kansas State Fair. The booth has L God Connects God Connects Spanish been a part of the fair for over 30 years and the worship service began 15 Volunteer Opportunities years ago, according to Bott. International Trips, Tim Voelker, a men’s club member at Bethlehem, also serves the Kan-

For more Kansas LLL News and sas district Lutheran Laymen’s League. He holds the office of president. Tip: To follow a link in this Newsletter POINT “We are making an eternal difference for people,” said Voelker. “I have (arrow at underlined or picture when turns into come to love each form of outreach because I know people are coming to hand) left CLICK. faith.” A Man Named Martin - Part 1: The Man 9 vid- Voelker asks people to imagine all the lives that are touched by the eos 1:39:28, A Man Named Martin - Part 2: The students who become Lutheran teachers and pastors. To think of all the Moment 4 videos 1:06:10, Noah - The Man, The people that see the Rose Parade float, listen to the state fair worship ser- Ark, The Flood 5 videos 51:57, The Journey vice or visit our state fair booth. To consider the people that hear from the from Unbelief to Faith 5 vides 1:07:09, The Lutheran Hour Center in Argentina or complete a Bible Correspondence Great Deceiver 5 video 1:12:48, Lost Books? 5 Course. According to Voelker, the Holy Spirit works through these con- videos 47:00, Reel to Real 5 videos 44:13, Rock tacts and people are coming to know Jesus. These contacts are supported Your Witness 6 videos 16:50, Fatherhood-with Joel Biermann 5 videos 46:13, Out of Nothing: by the free will donations people have offered during each supper coordi- The Word, Creation & Faith 7 videos 1:13:42, nated by local church men’s clubs. Who am I? What am I doing Here? 7 videos “What we do is making a difference,” said Voelker. “God has abun- 1:11:11, Home Run King 6 videos 19:33, How dantly blessed our efforts.” we Got the Bible 6 videos 1:09:23 Bold editor’s additions or technical corrections.

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From the Regions Top—Zone/Circuit 8 Riley County Fair Booth Zone 7—Is awarded a LHM Bible Middle—Zone 8 Parade Float Study DVD “We the Church” for Bottom— Zone 7 Parade Float outstanding work and setting a Pg 4 Top—Zone 8 Parade Float Riley Co Middle—Zone 8 Parade Float Wabaunsee Co good example for Ks LLL to fol- Bottom—Wabaunsee County Fair Booth low. It will be presented to Pasto- These are examples of great community outreach events. ral Advisor Rikli for use in all Many were “first ever”, keep up the good work, continue Zone 7 Churches. Well Done! and expand into 2018. The laymen of LLL/LHM have fre- Zone 8—Carroll Hackbart District Project - as of quently lead the way in outreach within the LCMS. (See the “We the Church” DVD or page 2 for link.) today, $17,439, which is about $7,000 ahead of last year this date. Activity in development - At our January Kan- sas District LLL board meeting we discussed the possibility of partnering with the Circuit 8 pastors on commemorating the 500th year anniversary of the reformation. It is also the 100th year anniver- sary of the LLL/LHM and the 75th anniversary of the LWML. The Circuit Pastors have scheduled Dr. Paul Maier to speak at Mt. Calvary, Wamego, June 18 at 4:00pm with a German Diner to fol- low. They are also planning to have booths at the County Fairs and participate in the County Fair parades. I was to discuss the partnering with the Circuit Pastors and report back at our April 1st meeting. Possibilities we discussed included: • Building a float and taking it to County Fair parades. A large banner on a PVC pipe frame on a pickup truck. • Helping pay the $1,000 expenses of bringing in Dr. Paul Maier to the Wamego pro- gram. The Circuit pastors only have $600 in their treasury and the estimated cost of $1,000. • Reminding the churches of the $100 available from the Kansas District LLL for outreach. • Growing some of the money budgeted for the Kansas District LCMS debt retirement fund by purchase the groceries for the German Meal planned for the Wamego Dr. Maier event and taking a free will offering for the Kansas District LCMS debt retirement fund. Meal prepared by the ladies of the LWML and expenses provided by the LLL. • I met with the pastors at the Circuit convoca- tion at Clarks Creek last Sunday and discussed our proposals with them. I showed them a 3’ x 7’ banner with the logos of the Reformation, LHM and the LWML Two banners are need- ed for the float. The same design can be used in the county fair booths. I suggest that we have 18’x24” signs made for each participat- ing church in each county and attached to the float banner. These can be used in the fair booth after the parade.

From the Regions Region 1 Zone 3—BEAUTIFUL SAVIOR LU- THERAN CHURCH 13145 S. Blackbob Rd., Olathe, KS 66062 Friday, October 27 @ 6:30 PM and Satur- day, October 28 @ 2:30 PM This special screening is the perfect outreach op- portunity... a chance to invite friends and neighbors to an event in a community setting. This entertaining new film follows the great adventure story of Martin Luther’s life, packed with political intrigue, kidnap- pings, and life-or-death showdowns. At the same time, it's a story about the most important questions of life, including "Who am I?" "What is my purpose" and "How do I get right with God?" This is the first time in more than 60 years that Lu- therans have made a feature-length film about Martin Luther and the Reformation. Filmed in historic loca- tions across Europe, this movie brings Luther’s story to life with exquisite attention to detail. It’s a chance to strengthen your faith by revisiting the birth of Protestant Reformation, and to share that experience with others. IMPORTANT: Admission is FREE, but you must reserve tickets in advance. A free-will offering will be collected for the Kansas District Lutheran Laymen’s League annual district project. The Kansas LLL an- nually provides scholarships for future church work- ers (teachers and seminarians). Popcorn will be pro- vided. Drinks, and other treats will be available for purchase (Concession proceeds will benefit the LWML Mites project). Tickets can be reserved at a special website set up for the screening: http:// bit.ly/2x91mAw If you would rather not reserve tickets online, you can reserve tickets by contacting Fred Gruhn @ 913- 209-2785 The movie screening licensing fees have been gen- erously sponsored by Randy Kanoy – Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate - (913) 269-6525.

Kansas District LLL Reporter October 2017 Page 4 Fair Worship 2017 th For the 15 year the Kansas District Lutheran Laymen’s League hosted a worship service at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson. The weather cooperated nicely in the morning for the 10:00 a.m. start. At 9:40 a.m. the retired Rev. LeRoy Pralle was good to go. The choir and director Barbara Guey all from Our Redeemer, Hutchinson, were ready. Ronald Bott led the hymn sing. As more people arrived for worship the readings for the day Romans 13: 1- 10, Ezekiel 33:7-9 and the Gospel reading Matthew 18:1-20. The choir responded with “A Faithful Shepherd is My Lord.” The message by Rev. Pralle was on the Gospel. Pastor recalled talking to people about sheep and how dumb and sometimes really stupid they can be. People are that way also but God overlooks and forgives these things and sent His Son Jesus to suffer and die for all our sins. There were 180-190 in attendance. The offering was close to $1,000 and went to the Orphan Grain Train as there was a matching fund for hurricane victims. Thanks to all that helped with the service and Secretary Sue for putting the worship folder together. 1st Place Immanuel, Bremen Fair Booth 2017 Members of local congregation LLL/LHM groups, the Kansas district LLL/LHM board, and other volunteers were blessed to 2017 Golf Tournament continue presence at our booth at the 2017 Kansas State Fair. The The 45th annual Kansas District golf Kansas District LLL/LHM has sponsored the booth for the past tournament was held Saturday, May 6, thirty two years. Booth volunteers represent about a dozen 2017 at the Village Greens Golf Course in congregations. Portals of Prayer, My Devotions, Sunday School Ozawkie Ks.. The Lord provided a perfect material, and other items are donated by many congregations day for golf for the 38 tournament across the Kansas District. Thrivent grants, a pancake feed, participants. Food and Fellowship was monetary gifts from congregations and LLL/LHM groups provide enjoyed by all. money to purchase Bibles for children and adults and other Following are the top four team results: religious themed gifts primarily directed towards children, as well 1st place – 63; Immanuel Bremen; Gary as LHM material. Our goal is to engage the children with a gift Dwerlkotte, Bob Ferris, Nick Schaefer, that then leads to conversation with them and their parents and Chris Allen grandparents. The booth is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. each of the 2nd place – 65; Winchester Locker; Jason ten days of the Fair and is located in the southwest corner of the Noll, Nick Beletsky, Justin Sloop, Kyle Meadowlark Building. May God continue to bless the team work Rockhold of the committee and the many volunteers that provide their time 3rd place – 65; St. Matthews #1; and support. Thank you! Committee: Mike Tonn, Terry Nortonville; Mark Nieman, Ty Nieman, Simpson, Bill Wiese, Stan Schrag, Dave Rupp, Jay Bullinger, Randy Noll, Mike Snyder Betty Fenton, Mark Stites, Gary Neuschafer, Keith Jopp, John Johnson 4th place – 67; St Luke’s #3, Manhattan; Don Morgan, Lonnie Hatesohl, Shelby Hatesohl Individual Prizes were also given: Longest drive on hole # 6 ---Travis Riekenberg; Longest drive on hole #17--- Chris Allen; Closest to pin #3 ---Shelby Hatesohl --- 18 ft. 9 in; Longest putt on #10 ---Tim Snyder---13 ft. 2 in The 2016-2017 Lutheran Laymen's League Kansas District Project received $1331 from the golf tournament after expenses. Next year, same place on May 5, 2018. Respectfully, M.Nieman LLL Zone 8 partners with LCMS LWML. Two banners were placed back to back on a Circuit 8 to Celebrate Anniversaries PVC pipe stand in the box of a pickup for the county Kansas LCMS Circuit 8 Forum organized fair parades. Banners were also used in the county several activities to celebrate the 500th fair booths. An 18”x24” sign of each LCMS church Anniversary of the Reformation during the year in the county was hung below the banners. 2017. These included 4 Circuit Forums/ Information from LLL/LHM, LWML and the local Reformation Lectures w/supper, a Dr. Pail Maier churches was handed out by the walkers in the parade Lecture/German Supper and participation in the and the workers in the booths. The parade banners were used by Mt. Calvary county fair parades and booths. th Year 2017 is also the 100th anniversary of the Lutheran Church in the Wamego 4 of July parade. LLL and the 75th of the LWML. Zone 8 LLL Parade walkers handed out fans inviting spectators to asked if we could partner with the Circuit Forum join them and meet their new Pastor, Rev. Jim Price. with Dr. Pail Maier’s Lecture/German Supper, St. Paul Lutheran Church, Alta vista plans on using the county fair participation in parades and the parade banners in the Old Settlers Day Parade this booths, and celebrating all 3 anniversaries. fall. St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Manhattan plans on We helped pay the expenses of bringing Dr. entering the parade banner in Manhattan’s Veteran’s Maier to Wamego Kansas, preparing the banners Day parade. and church signs for the fair parade and booths St. Luke’s, Manhattan will use the banners in the and participated in the parades and booths. booth in Kansas State University’s Purple Power Play in City Park, an event kicking off the football season. The first Lutheran Hour Speaker, Dr. Additionally he banner with all Circuit 8 church signs Walter A. Maier’s son visits Kansas will be displayed in a booth at Praise Fest, an afternoon and evening of several church praise teams Rev. Dr. Paul Maier presented “The performing in Manhattan’s City Park and ending with Reformation’s Impact on World History” at a professional Praise Band. Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church on Sunday, June

25 as part of LCMS Circuit 8 and LLL Zone 8

Anniversary Celebrations. Dr. Paul Maier is a son of the first Lutheran Hour Speaker, Dr. Walter A. Maier. He is a retired pastor and

former 4th vice-president of the Lutheran Church

– Missouri Synod, and is the former Russell H.

Seibert Professor of Ancient History at Western

Michigan University. He is a much-published

author of both scholarly and popular works, with

over five million books in print in 20 languages,

as well as over 250 scholarly articles and reviews

in professional journals. Dr. Maier was a

popular speaker at our International LLL conventions. A DVD of the presentation will be made available to Kansas congregations.

The presentation was followed by a German

Dinner of bierocks, prepared by Mt. Calvary, and

German side dishes and desserts, prepared by

men and women of circuit 8 congregations.

R LLL Zone 8 and LCMS Circuit 8 churches participate in County Fair parades and booths LLL Zone 8 and LCMS Circuit 8 churches prepared large 3’x6’ banners with the logos of the Reformation Anniversary, the LLL/LHM and LWML portraying the 500th Anniversary of the Rev. Dr. Paul Maier Reformation, 100th of the LLL and the 75th of the

Kansas District LLL Reporter October 2017 Page 6 Kansas District Lutheran Laymen ’ s League District Project June 1, 2017 - May 31, 2018

1. Financial Aid for Kansas District students attending a LCMS synodical school $29,500 or seminary preparing for full-time church work. 2. Recognition Dinner for 4th year students at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis 1,000 3. The Lutheran Hour Float in the Tournament of Roses Parade 500 4. LLL Fair Booth 1,000 5. Argentina Ministry Office 4,000 6. Overseas Bible Correspondence Courses 4,000 Funds that exceed the goal go to Financial Aid Total $40,000 I wish to contribute to the Kansas District Project with a gift of $______

Name ______

Address ______Church/Zone # ______

Make checks payable to Kansas District LLL Project, Note on the check “District Project and Zone #” Mail to: Carroll Hackbart, 3640 Flush Rd., St. George, Kansas 66535-9623

LLL is Who we are! LHM is What we do!

Lutheran Hour Ministries Lutheran Laymen’s League 78th Kansas District Convention November 4, 2017, 12:30 Mt Calvary Lutheran Parish Hall, 1710 Jenkins St, Marysville KS 66508

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Church, City______Region/Zone______

Number of Persons attending the convention………...………………………………….______Number of Persons attending the Meet & Greet..…….………………………………….______A free will offering will be accepted to defray the cost of the convention. A contribution of $10 per adult is suggested………………………………………………$______

Please register as soon as possible so that our hosts can estimate attendance and prepare accordingly

If including a contribution, make check payable to: Kansas District LLL

Send to: Gary Holle, Treasurer, 475 4th Road, Bremen, KS 66412-8644

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The LLL Reporter Published twice annually March, and August for the Kansas District Lutheran Laymen’s League. The LLL Reporter is the official publication of the Kansas District Lutheran Laymen’s League & Lutheran Hour Ministries. Deadline for news copy and photographs to be sent to the editors, listed below, is the 15th of the month of publication. To be removed from the mailing list contact the editor. Reprint of this publication is granted. Editor— Assistant Editor —John Johnson, 3669 Everett Rd., Manhattan, Kansas 66503; (785) 539-6962 This and future issues of the Reporter are by email in pdf format submit your email address to: [email protected]; ask everyone in your congre- gation that doesn’t use a computer if you can print them a copy or work it out with your church secretary to print them. If this a financial burden send a “fair and reasonable” bill to Ks District Treasurer

Golf Tournament Top Four Teams 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place 4th Place Bremen Winchester Nortonville #1 St. Luke #3 Manhattan