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K I R K K O P U L L E T I I N I of FINNISH LUTHERAN CHURCH July - August 2018 K i r k k o p u l l e t i i n i OF FINNISH LUTHERAN CHURCH July - August 2018 Rippikoulu - Confirmation Classes Rippikoulu on edelleen suuressa suosiossa Suomessa. Viime vuonna 92 prosenttia 15 vuotiaista kävi rippikoulun. Rippileirit ovat kaikkein suosituimpia. Useilla seurakunnilla on omat leirikeskukset, joissa leirejä vietetään. Leirit kestävät noin 8 vuorokautta. Ohjelma on tiivis: opetusta Raamatusta ja kristinuskosta, aamu- ja iltahartaudet, ryhmäkokoontumiset, hauskat iltaohjelmat, saunomiset, runsaat ruokailut, laulut, leikkimieliset kilpailut yms. On myös erikoisleirejä ulkomaille, Lappiin, urheilurippileirejä, musiikkirippileirejä jne. Nuoret, jotka tulevat rippileirille ehkä hieman epäillen tai arkana ovat leirin loputtua usein sitä mieltä, että rippileiriaika oli paras aika ikinä. On toki myös ns. kaupunkirippikouluja, joissa ei olla yötä. Minä vedin tällaisen rippikoulun keväällä. Rippikoulu on parhaimmillaan silloin, kun paljon kysellään. Kaikkeen ei ole vastauksia, mutta kun yhdessä pohditaan ja keskustellaan, tehdään kaikenlaisia löytöjä. Kysely ja kyseenalaistaminenkin vievät asioita aina syvemmälle tasolle. Aiheet kuten Kuka on Jumala, mitä on kuolema, mitä merkitystä sillä on miten elän, välittääkö kukaan, miksi on kärsimystä ovat aina suosittuja keskusteluaiheita. Itse yritän painottaa rippikoulunuorille, että Jumala on hyvä, ja että hän tahtoo meiltä oikeudenmukaisuutta ja laupeutta. Että Jumala tahtoo rehellisyyttä ja epäuskon hetketkin ovat rehellisyyttä. Jumala ei pakota mihinkään, mutta hänen suuri rakkautensa meitä kohtaan rohkaisee meitä ottamaan vastuuta itsestämme, toinen toisistamme ja luomakunnasta. Yksi tärkeä tavoite rippikoulussa on auttaa nuorta hyväksynään itsensä sellaisena kuin on, Jumalan luomana ja ainutlaatuisena. Suosituksi rippikoulussa on tullut laulu: Kauan enne kuin tänne synnyit sinut tunsi jo Jumala. Ajatuksesta Luojan synnyit, tarkoituksen sait elämään. Oli päiväsi pilvisinkin Hänen tiedossansa, Joka hetkesi Hän on luonut, tuntee myös matkan pään. joka ainoa päiväsi jo ennen syntymääsi. Hän on kaikessa kanssasi ja kantaa taakkojasi. Olet kuva rakkaudesta. Luojan kaunein ajatus. Olet ihme, taivaan lapsi, Luojan kaunein ajatus. Going to a confirmation school is still very popular in Finland. Last year 92 % of all 15-year olds went to confirmation school. The most popular form is a confirmation camp. Most congregations have their own camp grounds. A typical confirmation camp lasts eight days with a compact program: studies about the Bible and Christianity, morning and evening devotions, fun evening programs, saunas, abundant meals, songs, group activities etc. There are also special camps, for instance, held in other countries, Lapland, there are sports or music emphasized camps and so on. Those youths who come to a confirmation camp with a negative or shy attitude, often at the end of the camp say that this was their best time ever. There are also so called city confirmation schools, where you don’t stay over night. I had this kind of confirmation school this spring. A confirmation school/camp is at it’s best when there is a lot of conversations, and questions. There are no answers for everything, but when we ponder and talk together, we might discover new ways to look at and understand things. Making questions and questioning takes matters always to a deeper level. Issues like Who is God, what is death, what difference does it make how I live, does anybody care, why is there suffering, are always popular topics I try to emphasize to the confirmations youths that God is good, and that he wants us to be just and merciful and honest. A moment of doubt is an honest moment. God does not force us to anything, but his great love toward us encourages to take responsibility for ourselves, each other and the creation. One very important goal is to help the youths to accept him/herself the way he/she is, as God’s unique creations. A popular confirmation song says: Long before you were born God knew you. You were born out of Creator’s thought, you got the purpose for life. Even your cloudiest day was known to him, He has created all your moments, he knows the end of your journey. every single day even before you were born. He is with you in everything, he carries your burdens. You are and image of love, the Creator’s most You are a miracle, a child of heaven, Creator’s most beautiful thought beautiful thought. .Pastor Nina Tetri-Mustonen Pastor Nina Tetri-Mustonen Pastor Nina has been with us for 4 Sundays. She travels back to Finland on Monday June 25. We truly have appreciated that she was willing to spend her vacation here in Seattle. In June we have had two services in Finnish and two in English. We also enjoyed the kantele players on Sunday June 10. On June17 Nina made special programs for the children. Events in May and June 2018 Kalevala Trio playing on the Maria Mannisto On Father's Day - Ladies were singing Finnish Summer Party June 9 at Vasa Park in Sibelius' Kullervo Isän Sydän" - A Father's Heart Update about Laila Ottelin Laila had an accident in her home on April 22, and may have suffered a mild stroke. After being at Harborview for 10 days she was transferred to Richmond Beach Rehab in Shoreline. Next week (week of June 25) she will move to Aegis of Shoreline for some time. Church Services in Summer After an eventful May-June period we return to regular services in the summer months. Please continue to come to the Sunday services, the doors are open even on the hottest Sundays. We have services every Sunday at 10 AM! COMING EVENTS: Next pitopöytä / brunch will be Sunday, September 16 (tentatively) Annual Auction and Dinner will be on Saturday October 6 at 5 PM. Please mark your calendars for this important event! Finnish Community Bazaar at the Swedish Club Saturday November 10 from 10 AM to 3 PM Choir singing on August 12 and 26 Coffee service after Church: We want to maintain the coffee service after church. Please sign up!! JULY 2018 HEINÄKUU SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Aaro Aaron Maria, Maija, Arvo Ulla, Ulpu Unto, Esa, Esaias Klaus, Launo Church Service at 10 AM Mari Untamo Pastor: Sr. Liz Organist: Aaron Otheim 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Turo Turkka Jasmin, Ilta, Saima, Elli, Hermanni, Joel, Ilari, Jari Aliisa, Alisa Church Service at 10 AM Jade Saimi Noora,Nelli Herkko Turkka Pastor: Kristy Daniels Organist: Aaron Otheim 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Rauni, Rauna Reino Ossi, Riikka Sari, Saara Marketta, Johanna, Church Service at 10 AM Ossian Maarit,Reetta, Hanna,Jenni, Pastor: Bill Moos Margareeta e Jenna,Hannele Organist: ,Hann Aaron Otheim 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Leena, Matleena Olga, Oili Kristiina, Jaakko, Martta Heidi Atso Church Service at 10 AM Tiina, Jaakob i Pastor: Kristy Daniels Kirsti, Organist: Kirsi Yvonne Vollan 29 30 31 Olavi, Olli, Uolevi, Uoti Asta Helena Church Service at 10 AM Elena Pastor: Bill Moos Organist: Aaron Otheim Birthdays to celebrate in Anna-Leena Christensen 10 July Eva Mannisto 12 Matti Niemisto 12 Finnish Lutheran Church Clayton Vollan 16 8504 - 13th Ave NW Hans Olofsson 19 Seattle WA 98117 Richard Von Hagel 19 Phone: 206-789 0864 Anne-Marie Karppinen 31 WEB PAGE http://www.finnishlutheranchurch.org/ AUGUST 2018 ELOKUU SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 Maire Kimmo Vanamo, Veera Linnea 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Salme, Sanelma Toimi Lahja Sylvi Sylvia Erja, Eira Lauri, Lassi Susanna, Church Service at 10 am Sanna Pastor: Sr. Liz Organist: Aaron Otheim 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Klaara Jesse Onerva, Marja, Aulis Verneri Leevi Church Service at 10 am Kanerva Marjatta, Pastor: Kristy Daniels Marita Organist: Maria Mannisto CHOIR 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Mauno, Maunu Samuli, Soini, Veini Iivari, Iivo Varma, Perttu Loviisa Church Service at 10 am Sami Signe Pastor: Bill Moos Organist: Yvonne Vollan- 26 27 28 29 30 31 Ilma, Ilmi Rauli Tauno Iines, Lina Eemil, Arvi Church Service at 10 am Eemeli Pastor: Jukka Joensuu Organist: CHOIR Maria Mannisto Finnish Lutheran Church August Eila Viitaniemi 2 8504 - 13th Ave NW Birthdays to Heli Suokko 3 Seattle WA 98117 Sandy Kallio 3 celebrate Mary Hillman 9 Phone: 206-789 0864 Jenni Makinen -Tang 13 WEB PAGE Deborah Rudbäck 17 http://www.finnishlutheranchurch.org/ Ann Marie Huisentruit 21 Håkan Rudbäck 23 Sirkku Vasama 29 Finnish Lutheran Church 8504 - 13th Ave NW Seattle WA 98117 Finnish Lutheran Church is located in Crown Hill, serving all the Finns in the Washington State area and people with any interest in Finnish language or culture. We have services both in English and in Finnish with Finnish Liturgy every Sunday at 10 am, everybody is welcome!!!! Finnish music is presented with our numerous and gifted members and friends. You are welcome to stay for a coffee and refreshments after church and get to know new people! STATISTCS OF THE CHURCH OF FINLAND Kirkko tilastoi jäsenmääränsä. Noin 3,9 miljoonaa higherst membership % Perho 93% suomalaista kuuluu evankelis-luterilaiseen kirkkoon vuonna Largest congregations 2018. Prosentuaalisesti kirkon jäsenyys on 71 %:lla o Jyväskylä 95446 suomalaisista. Myös kirkon jäseneksi kastettujen lasten määrä, o Malmi, Helsinki 53563 kirkollisten avioliittojen määrä sekä hautaan siunattujen määrä o Seinäjoki 51689 tilastoidaan. o Esbo domkyrkeförs. 47278 Seurakunnat keräävät tilastoja seurakuntatyöstä, lapsi- o Rovaniemi 47221 , nuoriso- ja rippikoulutyöstä, diakoniatyöstä sekä Smallest congregations lähetystyöstä. Tilastoista selviää myös, paljonko kirkko käyttää o Bergö 400 vuosittain varoja erilaisten tehtäviensä hoitoon. Kirkko tilastoi o Brändö-Kumlinge 588 myös esimerkiksi perhejuhlien ja kirkon henkilöstön määrää. o Åland södra skärgård 686 Vuonna 2018 evankelis-luterilaisella kirkolla on kaikkiaan 400 seurakuntaa. The Church records the number of members. About 3.9 million Finns belong to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in 2018. Percentage of Church membership is 71% of Finns.
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