June - NEK Lutherans

NorthEast Kansas
Lutheran Church Partnership *LCMS*
JUNE
From the Pen of the Pastor
Remember and Forget Not
Today, I and a few men from the partnership were talking about poor memories. (Perhaps this article
will refresh their ...Come to think of it, they may not even remember our conversation. (Eldon, Dennis and
Kurt …I’m just kidding!) Anyway, we all agreed life would be easier if we could remember the names
of people we have met, things we have heard and things our wives asked us to do. I suppose that is why
students have class schedules, teachers have their records books and Shelley and Sue each keep my
calendar - we need daily reminders at home and at work to keep us on schedule.
Of course, not everything is important enough to remember. We really don’t need those incessant jingles
that keep coming back into our minds, you know the ones I’m talking about…ones like “I’d like to buy the
world a coke and keep it company”…or… ‘ two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles,
onions on a sesame seed bun’...and of course my favorite; the one hardest to get out of my head after I hear
it…"My Bologna Has a First Name, its O.S.C. A. R., and my bologna has a second name, its M.E.Y.E.R."
Oh, I love to eat it every day, and if you ask me why I’ll say… its cause Oscar Meyer has a way with
B.O.L.O.G.N.A.
However, despite all the nonsense we would rather not remember, there are certainly some things that
are too important to forget. One such thing is prayer.
It’s relatively easy to remember to do that when we are confronted with a crisis and feel an immediate
need for the Lord’s strength, comfort or wisdom. The sad thing is, once the crisis passes, we tend to
‘forget’ to pray. We forget to offer God all praise, honor and glory. We don’t mean too; but, we do. At the
time of affliction we were certain we’d be ever grateful to Him for helping us through it. But, when it was
over….we forgot.
Dear friends, it doesn’t make it right, but we’re not the first generation of Christians to do that. God said
in Deuteronomy, “Remember and forget not the Lord your God.” (8:18) He said similar things in other
places. In Exodus He said to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. He said through the Psalmist, “Do
not forget the works of God, but keep His commandments.” (78:7).
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Office Address:
613 S. First, Hiawatha, KS 66434
Phone: 785-740-0268
[email protected]
Office hours:
8 am-1 pm Mon & Wed
8 am-3pm Tues & Thurs
Pastors’ day off/Office Closed—
Friday
Rev. Michael Dunaway
Cell 785-285-1714
Member
Congregations:
Member
Congregations:
First Lutheran, Sabetha
311 Cedar, PO Box 6
Sabetha, KS 66534
785-284-3566
St. Paul, Fairview
110 E. Maple,
PO Box 158
Fairview, KS 66425
785-467-8816
Immanuel, Fairview
656 240th St.
Fairview, KS 66425
Zion Lutheran, Hiawatha
613 S. First St.
Hiawatha, KS 66434
785-742-3995
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Such admonitions were written at different times and in different places because the problem was widespread.
Since Scripture’s teachings are timeless, we know that every generation suffers the same problem and is in need of
being reminded to ‘remember and not forget.’ But how are we to best remember? How are we ‘not’ to forget?
Maybe Joshua can help.
In ancient times, when Joshua led the people of Israel across the Jordan River into the promised land, God had him
have one man from each tribe take a stone from the very spot in the midst of the river Jordan where the priests stood
firm while the people passed over and then carry those stones to the Gilgal side of the river, where Joshua set them
up as a memorial to the mercy of God. (Chapter 4) The reason was clear…God established them as a memorial of
His divine intervention and deliverance. Then He instructed them that when their children saw these stones and
asked what they meant, they were to then share their testimony with them, that future generations would know what
God had done for them.
Perhaps we can do a similar thing with our children, by taking them to Church and showing them the stones God’s
house is built on and reminding them these stones too were piled up by people called to remember their Lord’s
promises and deliverance…these stones are our reminder of God’s love and mercy…these stones signify the place
God has ordained that His gifts of Word and Sacrament be given to His people. Yes, these stones signify God’s
faithfulness and eternal love for us. Let us ‘remember and forget not!’ to share that news whenever and wherever we
can.
Yours In Christ,
Pastor Mike
BIBLE STUDIES
Pastor Dunaway is having a Bible Study on Lutheranism 101.
This will be held at Zion Lutheran in Hiawatha
on Sunday afternoons starting at 1:30.
Please plan to join us!
Vicar Bob is leading a Bible Study on Wednesday mornings at 10:00am.
This is held at Zion. All are welcome!
BIBLE STUDIES
The following Bible Studies are available each week:
9:15am Sunday @Zion
9:15am Sunday @First
10:00am Wednesday @Zion
1:30pm Sunday @Zion
FROM THE VICAR:
Listen to Understand
So many times we extend a greeting to someone as part of a social ritual. “How are you doing?” “Good
morning” or “What’s up?” It’s the polite and right thing to do to acknowledge the other person, begin
a light conversation, or provide an opening to share something meaningful or significant.
It is particularly frustrating when we are trying to communicate something of great value or importance to
someone and they either are not listening or they respond with an unsolicited solution. I have heard it
said that “We need to listen to understand, not respond.” WOW!!! Fifty-nine years living upon this
earth and this important truth was just recently given to me: Listen to understand. Yet, that is easily
said but hard to do!
If we could only talk to someone who would hear us, listen to our problems, AND understand the issues.
That is a lot to ask of a spouse, parent, child, sibling or friend. Yet we do know someone who has this
very real and precious ability: God has always been there listening and understanding us in all times,
all places and all things.
Yet, have our conversations with God been ritualistic in times of calm, doubting in times of trial, or accusing in times of tribulation? Have we put conditions in place that dictate when, where and why we will
pray? Let us take the focus off of ourselves and place it squarely where it needs to be: God.
God is the One who never slumbers nor sleeps, who never grows weary or faint. He is the One who
faithfully and lovingly hears the cries of His holy ones and answers them according to His good and
gracious will. He alone understands our needs, our fears, our hopes and our faith. He is never distracted with the symptoms of our problems that we offer up in our prayers but intimately knows the
basis of our spiritual and physical needs. When the Israelites were crying out for freedom from their
Egyptian slave masters God knew their real need was to be freed from sin, death and the power of the
devil. When they cried out that they preferred the fish, cucumbers, melons, leeks, onions and garlic
supplied by their Egyptian oppressors to the manna that He provided He understood their real need
was to be fed by every word that comes from the mouth of God: the Christ. When they cried
“Hosanna, Son of David” at His triumphant entry into Jerusalem, desiring freedom from their Roman
oppressors Jesus understood their real need was freedom from the wages of their sin that would be
paid for with His innocent suffering and death upon the cursed tree. When they were cut to the heart
by Peter’s sermon on Pentecost and asked “Brothers, what shall we do” hoping to avoid guilt for
Christ’s death God understood their real need was to embrace Christ’s death AND resurrection that
held for them the forgiveness of sin. God consistently demonstrates that He listens to the cries of His
people and understands what they truly need for body, soul and all things.
God comes to us this very day with mercies anew because He listens and understands. He gives us the
beneficial things we need for body, soul and all our possessions for His glory and our good. He gives
us His Spirit that we would truly listen to His Word and understand and do His will: repent of our
sins, believe in Jesus, proclaim the Gospel and make disciples of all nations. He gives us His Spirit
that we would listen to our spouse, children, parents, siblings, friends and neighbors and understand
their needs of body, spirit and all things. He gives us His Spirit that we would loving do His will and
perform the work He has given us this day.
May the LORD who has begun this good work create in us a clean heart that listens to God’s good and
gracious answers to our prayers. May He renew a right spirit within us that understands He desires all
our conversations with Him and our neighbor would be in Spirit and truth. May He fill us with His
Spirit that we too would listen and understand as He does and do nothing ritualistically but all things
in the love of Christ Jesus.
SERVERS FOR JUNE
FIRST LUTHERAN
(Please trade if you have a date conflict)
June 5th: Elders–Marv Kohlmeier & Steve Huneke, Acolytes-Paul Pearson & Katie Poe,
Ushers-Ryan Schuette & Shane Schuette, Greeters-Michael Bachelor Family, Counters-Steve Aeschliman
& Vicki Edelman.
June 12th: Elders–Patrick Cochran & Steve Aeschliman, Acolytes-Penn Bachelor & Tabor Bachelor,
Ushers-Eldon TenEyck & Shaun Pearson, Greeters-Allan & Marcia Spellmeier, Counters-Patty Remmers
& Eldon Schwant.
June 19th: Elders-John Feek & Kurt Detweiler, Acolytes-Trinity Detweiler & Memphis Cochran,
Ushers-Darrell Schuette & Brian Burenheide, Greeters-David Bauman Family, Counters-Stephanie
Plattner & Darrell Schuette.
June 26th: Elders-Steve Huneke & Marv Kohlmeier, Acolytes-Madison Bulk & Katie Poe,
Ushers-Ken Meyer & Steve Huneke, Greeters-Darrell & Sue Schuette, Counters-Lori & Jim Risinger.
Altar Guild for June: Sue Schuette, Julie Bauman, Tammy Cochran,
Stephanie Plattner, Heather Lehwald.
Trustees for June: Ryan Schuette & Les Trentman
ZION LUTHERAN
(Please trade if you have a date conflict)
June 5th: Elder-Mike Ogden, Acolyte-Corey Dunaway, Ushers-Randy Noon & David Middendorf,
Greeters-Richard & Barbara Shefferd, Lector-Leon Wissmann, Sound System-Richard/Cindy Schilling.
June 12th: Elder-Steve Stoller, Acolyte-Jennifer Lowe, Ushers-Bob Freese & Larry Walter,
Greeters-Richard & Barbara Shefferd, Lector-Richard Clay, Sound System-Dwight/Sue Meyer.
June 19th: Elder-Dale Strobel, Acolyte-Paige Stover, Ushers-Leon Wissmann & Richard Schilling,
Greeters-Clarence & Esther Middendorf, Lector-Virginia Freese, Sound System-Matt & Jill Sprick.
June 26th: Elder-Scott Gigstad, Acolyte-Corey Dunaway, Ushers-Richard Clay & David Davidson,
Greeters-Clarence & Esther Middendorf, Lector-Randall Noon, Sound System-Leon Wissmann.
Altar Guild for June: Anne Arnesen, Debbie Reschke, Donna Gormley.
JOINT PARTNERSHIP SERVICE ON MAY 29TH
10:00AM
JOINT ELDERS—June 13th @7:00pm
JOINT COUNCIL—June 20th @7:00pm
-MeetingsFirst LWML:
St. Paul Dorcas:
Immanuel Dorcas:
Zion LWML:
June 1 @1:30pm
June 1 @7:00pm
June 14 @10:0am
June 14 @7:00pm
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN
Altar Committee for June:
Rosalie Mellenbruch, Carolyn Schneider,
Galen Meyer
Zion Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
The Zion Lutheran Women’s Missionary League held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 10, 2016 at
7:00pm. Vicar Bruggeman led a devotion from his entry in the May newsletter on the topic of being still before
God based on Psalm 46. Before we start our day, we should listen to what the Holy Spirit may be telling us about
the spiritual battlefield we will be facing that day, and as He is equipping us to be brave and courageous as we go
forward.
Sharon Lowe, substituting for Carol Walter, led Carol’s Bible study, “I Hate to Wait”. Many verses in the Psalms
refer to David’s waiting to see God’s guidance. In doing so, he developed hope and trust in the Lord. Waiting instills courage and strength in us giving us “eagles wings”. Further, God is waiting for us to call on Him for the
blessings we need.
The business meeting followed with 5 members and one guest, Vicar Bruggeman, attending. Minutes of the April
meeting were read and approved. Diane Davis gave the financial report. It was filed for audit.
Communications: Traci Rahe’s card thanking the LWML for its support of her mission work was read.
Committee Reports:
Chancel Workers: Anne Arnesen, Debbie Reschke, Donna Gormley.
Caring Service Greeters: June 5 & 12 Richard and Barb Shefferd, June 19 & 26 Clarence & Esther Middendorf.
Christian Life: Judy Clay reminded us to pray for the tornado victims.
Bible Study Topic: Shelley Dunaway
Old Business: Lela Middendorf reported about 300 persons attended the Kansas District Convention in Manhattan.
Projects suggested included making dresses and baby gowns for overseas missions. Brenda Piester was elected the
new president.
New Business: Cards will be back on the rack for sale at 50 cents each. Boxes may be ordered from the catalog.
Fifth Sundays will be Partnership events with rolls and coffee provided. We will be serving in July. Anne Arnesen
is using plastic bags to make sleeping mats for the homeless. She would appreciate having any bags we can supply.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned with Lela reading “Peek-a-Boo, I See You”. We can
hide from others, but we cannot hide from God. It’s best to confess our sings and receive God’s forgiveness.
Respectfully submitted,
Sharon Lowe, Secretary
First Lutheran LWML
The May 4, 2016 meeting of First Lutheran LWML opened with a devotion from Brenda Meyer quoting from
Rev. Dr. Fockenscher of the many women of the Bible. Brenda led the Bible study taken from Lutheran Women’s
Quarterly, Spring 2016 “He Adores You” telling of the love to all from our Lord and Savior.
With the absence of our President, Martha Pearson, each officer filled in with their reports. Ruth Swart, Secretary,
called the roll with 8 answering with their favorite May flower. Ruth Swart read the minutes of the April meeting
with one correction. Evelyn Goodman made the motion for the money go to Michael Ersland fund instead of Katy
Steiner. Kay Holden, Co-treasurer, read the treasurer’s report as submitted by Carole Feek,, and collected mites and
dues.
Brenda gave a report of the Kansas District LWML convention that she attended on April 15-17, 2016 in Manhattan, Kansas. The theme was “For Such a Time as This” taken from Ephesians 2:10. Brenda said it was very
“uplifting”.
Kathy and Karen K. told of the Preschool serving a supper on June 9, 2016 to the “Bike Across Kansas” group and
would appreciate funds, pies and prayers from our LWML. The BAK group will be spending the night at the
Sabetha school. Kathy made a motion to give $100, 2nd by Brenda, motion passed. There will be a sign up sheet
for pies. Thanks to Martha and daughters for the beautiful petunias in the outdoor planter.
Ruth, hostess, served soda cracker pie with mixed nuts, miniature candy bars and coffee.
The next meeting will be June 3, 2016 with LaVonne Jaros as hostess and Carole will lead the Bible Study.
Ruth P. Swart, Secretary
ST. PAUL DORCAS
St. Paul Dorcas met May 4th at 7:00pm on the main floor of the church. President Karen Bauman opened
the meeting with all saying the LWML Pledge. Sarah Kleopfer chose for the Bible Study a topic entitled, “The
Private Line”. We don’t have party lines anymore butt we still get a busy signal, wrong number, high phone bills,
etc. But each of us own a private line to the Greatest Listener of all time. This phone line is called PRAYER. We
shared thoughts from Bible verses on why, when, and how we should pray. Prayer is simply talking to God.
Cindy Manche and Kathy Heiniger reported on the District Convention that they attended in
Manhattan.
Roll call was answered by 11 members. Minutes of the April meeting were read and approved.
The Treasurer’s report was given.
Church cleaning is nearly finished. Karen thanked all those who helped. Rosalie Mellenbruch will take
care of the Lutherans for Life display on Mother’s Day. Details for the May 22nd graduation reception were
eviewed and the May 29th Joint Partnership Fifth Sunday service at St. Paul was discussed.
Other projects—Karen Bauman will use her Thrivent seed money to purchase fleece for nursing home
blankets. Rosalie reported that she has used her Thrivent seed money to purchase two rolls of mission batting.
The birthday song was sung for Cindy Manche. The free will offering was collected and the business
meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer.
Kathy and Cindy served a lemon dessert with mixed nuts, coffee, tea and water.
We then began sorting the banners from the banner cabinet and those that are stored in the vestry. As
storage for the banners is becoming a problem, we removed those that have served their purpose. It was a difficult
job as each banner brought back memories.
Our next meeting will be on June 1st at 7:00pm. Topic leader will be Cindy Manche. Hostesses are Leslie
Brockhoff and Linda Duesing.
Rosalie Mellenbruch, Secretary
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN DORCAS
The Immanuel Lutheran Dorcas met May 17, 2016, at the Fairview Community Center with Shelley
Dunaway as hostess.
Doris Rice led the devotions. Scripture was Hebrews 11:12-20 & 23-25. She read “Tell Me Quickly, I’m
Dying.” She closed devotions with the Lord’s Prayer.
Sue Brockhoff, President, called the meeting to order. Roll call was answered by five members. Minutes
of the April meeting were read. The Treasurer’s Report was given by Doris Rice, Treasurer. Shelley Dunaway
presented a bill for Family Night expenses, and Sue Brockhoff presented a bill for the funeral dinner. Doris Rice
moved these bills be allowed. The motion was seconded and it carried. Doris announced that we had received a
check from the Hanrahan family.
Sue thanked everyone for the food and helping at the funeral dinner.
We were reminded that we are going to visit Rose Marie Hinde in Topeka for our June meeting. We will
meet at 10:00am at the Community Center.
Offering was taken. As there was no further business, Sue adjourned the meeting.
The next meeting will be June 14 in Topeka with Rose Marie Hinde as hostess.
Shelley served delicious refreshments during the social hour.
Joyce Brockhoff, Reporter
ST. PAUL PRESCHOOL
The St Paul Lutheran Pre-School students concluded their studies this year
with an exploration of our universe. Our studies also included the stars and
galaxies beyond our universe. Our study of chemical reactions culminated in the
launching of rockets from the north parking lot of the church. It is amazing that
God both sustains the entire creation and sustains us with every good and needful
thing.
The parents and students traveled to the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium in Omaha on Friday, 20 May.
It gave students the opportunity to experience the animals and birds that they had studied during the year.
It also gave them an opportunity to see and hear the animals and birds firsthand with their parents and
classmates.
With much joy and some sadness the Pre-School celebrated the graduation of its students after the Holy
Trinity – Graduation Service on Sunday, 22 May 2016. The graduation gave the members of St Paul
Lutheran the opportunity to recognize the accomplishments of our students, the hard work of their parents,
and the love and dedication of their teacher-Regina Rygaard.
Submitted by Vicar Bob Bruggeman
FIRST PRESCHOOL
Another school year has come to a close. We were busy reviewing things we learned all year and
practicing for our final graduation program. The church was filled to enjoy our songs and watch thirteen
pupils receive their diploma’s and look forward to going to kindergarten.
During this month we heard the story of Daniel in the lion’s den, the story of creation, and stories
about how special we are to God.
The older classes enjoyed field trips to Van’s Electric in Fairview and a farm field trip to Kyle and
Peggy Strahm’s farm. They enjoyed the trailer ride and swinging from the rope in the hay mound.
We wish everyone a wonderful summer with lots
of fun with friends and family. My thanks to everyone
who have supported this program with donations and
prayers. To God be the glory.
In His Service,
Wilma J. Moser
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS:
Military: (F)Aaron Foist; Allan Feek, Kevin Remmers; (SP) Kyle Vanness, Mary Burkett, Marjie Ernst,
Spencer Ernst; (I) Daniel Wheeler, Paul Reynolds Jr., Wade Reynolds.
Care Facilities & Shut-Ins: (F) Esther Lukert, Gerrianne Heim, Darlene Rison, Rosemary Scher, Shirley
TenEyck, Don & Georgia Windle, Dale Bosse; (StP) Mary Bauerle, (Z) Peg Rahe, Luther Anderson, Darlene
Covert, Connie Kneisel, Grace Backhus, Alvin Backhus, Allen Meyer, Jo Harnish; (I) Juanita Kneisel, Curly
Wenger, Jeanne Meyer, Wilma Hawk.
Also in our prayers: Pastor Gillaspie, (F) Henry Helmerich, Donna Elstad, Megan Garret, Dan Anderson, Cindi
Dean, John & Karen Perry, Jonathan Heim, Shirley Fanger, Pam Rison, Sara Clements, Brenda Rodvelt, Gabriel
Cook, Melonie Creek, Megan McConnauhey; (IMM) Marty Martinson, Patty Middendorf, Eunice Bass, Fred
Meeks, Roger Pusch, Abigail McFall, Janice Backer, Butch Titus; (Z) Cora Lee Rahe, Esther Middendorf, Luis
Salcedo, Nancy Broxterman, Judy Clay, Tim Davidson, Sherry Hartley, Brittany Fritz;
(St.P) Vauncille Barrett, Betty Allen, Sidney Doane, Bob Kleopfer, Larry Kruse.
We Remember the blessed saints (Jim Hanrahan, Mark Rygaard) who now rest in the
Lord and we pray for their families that they remember all who die in the Lord live with
the Lord. (Romans 6:5)
PARTNERSHIP WEBSITE
Check out the partnership website!
There is an activity page to look at and many
new pictures are added frequently.
The website contains the history of the partnership
and partnership churches, a calendar of events, recent happenings
and a taste of what will be happening in the future.
It also has past copies of the newsletters and calendar
for you to reference.
Go to www.neklutherans.org to see the partnership website.
LYF
Everyone, time is getting closer!!! Please fill out the medical release form and get back to me before we leave. If
you want to complete it now and send it off to me that is great. The more we can get done ahead of time the
better. Our hotel will be the Sheraton New Orleans, great proximity to all events. We will be departing from
Overland Park, KS the night of July 13th, more to follow about this. We will be scheduling a meeting to finalize
all plans. Thanks everyone.. looking forward to a great trip.
Your NEK Partnership youth leaders,
Stan & Patti Remmers—Steve & Kathy Huneke
**PLEASE NOTE**
SERVICE TIMES for the Partnership Churches:
Immanuel Lutheran Church—8:30am
Zion Lutheran Church -10:30am
St. Paul Lutheran Church—8:30am
First Lutheran Church-10:30am
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Ages 3-12
June 6th-10th
Zion Lutheran Church
Hiawatha, KS
6:00pm—8:00pm
Bible stories, crafts, games, snacks!
Please call Cindy at
785-741-0298 or
Carol at 785-742-3517
to register.
*Joint Partnership Service*
May 29th at St. Paul
ALSO CELEBRATING
THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PARTNERSHIP
The service on May 29th will be held at
St. Paul Lutheran in Fairview at 10:00am.
Coffee and donuts will be served prior to the service at 9:00am.
We pray the Lord’s richest blessings that the Lord would help us
to grow closer to each other as a family of God’s children.
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
PANCAKE FEED
Memorial Day—May 30th
8:00am-1:00pm
311 Cedar (in church basement)
FREE WILL DONATION
TO BENEFIT ELI POE (Medical Costs)
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
at FIRST LUTHERAN
Come to a “farm-tastic” VBS and learn that Jesus
gathers us together to be with Him
with His abundant provision and saving protection,
now and forever!
Join us for VBS and bring your friends!
Don’t miss out!
Saturday, June 4th
Registration 8:00am,
VBS 8:30-3:30
Open for Ages preschool – 5th Grade
Church address: 311 Cedar, Sabetha
Sign up sheets are available at the church
or by calling Martha at 285-8265
20 Summer begins
8:00am Articles Due
For Newsletter
9:00am - Staff meeting
1:00pm (3) Shut-ins
7:00pm – Joint Council
27
9:00am - Staff meeting
1:00pm (4) Shut-ins
19 5th Sunday after Pentecost
1:30pm Bible Study
@Zion
26 6th Sunday after Pentecost
1:30pm Bible Study
@Zion
11:30am – First Council
Mtg. after service
11:30 am Zion Elders
1:30pm Bible Study
@Zion
9:00am - Staff meeting
1:00pm (2) Shut-ins
6:00pm Evangelism mtg
7:00pm - Joint Elders
Wed
Fri
29
10:00am Bible Study
@Zion
7:00pm Sunday School
Teacher’s meeting
10:00am Bible Study
@Zion
22
10:00am Bible Study
@Zion
30
23
16
Notes:
Office Closed –
Pastor’s Day Off
24
Office Closed –
Pastor’s Day Off
17
6:00-8:00pm – VBS
@Zion
Bike Across Kansas –
Spaghetti Supper
15
Office Closed –
Pastor’s Day Off
10
6:00-8:00pm – VBS
@Zion
Office Closed –
Pastor’s Day Off
3
9
Thu
10:00am Bible Study
@Zion
6:00-8:00pm – VBS
@Zion
7:00pm LYF
2
Sat
9:00am-12:00pm
Meetings &
Counseling (with appt.)
25
9:00am-12:00pm
Meetings &
Counseling (with appt.)
18
9:00am-12:00pm
Meetings &
Counseling (with appt.)
11
VBS @First
8:30 – 3:30
9:00am-12:00pm
Meetings &
Counseling (with appt.)
4
Vicar Bob Bruggeman 785-467-3161
8
10:00am Bible Study
@Zion
1:30pm LWML @First
7:00pm St. Paul Dorcas
1
28
21
1:30pm Immanuel
Dorcas
7:00pm – Zion LWML
Flag Day
6:00-8:00pm – VBS
@Zion
14
7
Tue
9:00am - Staff meeting
1:00pm (1) Shut-ins
6:00-8:00pm – VBS
@Zion
Mon
NEK LUTHERAN CHURCH PARTNERSHIP
JUNE
6
12 4th Sunday after Pentecost 13
12:00PM Elder’s Mtg.
@First
1:30pm Bible Study
@Zion
5 3rd Sunday after Pentecost
Sun
Pastor Mike Dunaway—785-285-1714