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SALEM TODAY: OCTOBER 2019
Salem Today
Volume 22, Issue 10 October 2019
“We are beggars. This is true.” Martin Luther
In the early morning hours of February 18, 1546, Martin Luther closed his eyes forever.
And the hand that hammered the 95 Theses into the door of the Castle Church in
Wittenberg on Oct. 31, 1517, penned its final words: “We are all beggars. This is true.”
And this is the truth that our Lord says makes you free. Ironic, isn’t it? That, in order to
be free, you must be a beggar; you must be utterly dependent and reliant upon God.
This makes us uncomfortable – the way we are uncomfortable when someone gets us a
Christmas or birthday present when we have not gotten them one. We feel we owe
them. And we do not much like being in someone’s debt.
But what Luther would remind us is that we are all indeed beggars. But we are not just
anyone’s beggars. We are God’s beggars. And this is his legacy to the Christian Church.
Christ came for sinners. He came to seek and save the lost. He came to heal the sick
and raise the dead. He came for sinners.
We must be dependent solely on God and what God gives. And God gives us
everything – forgiveness of sins, salvation from death and the devil, and eternal life. This
is not because of any worthiness or merit in us, but it is because of God’s divine
goodness, mercy, and grace.
On account of Christ’s death and resurrection, God forgives you, saves you, and is
pleased with you. And you receive. You receive God’s love, God’s righteousness, God’s
acceptance, and God’s inheritance. We are all beggars. This is true.
This is the heart and soul of Christianity and the life-blood of the Christian Church. God
justifies us. God declares us innocent and righteous by God’s grace received through
faith for the sake of Christ. This is not because of our works; this is because of God’s
work on the cross. We, who once were enemies of God, are reconciled to God and
made to be God’s children.
This is what Luther would point us to when he took up his pen for the last time and
scribbled “We are all beggars. This is true.” We are beggars. But we are beggars of the
God who does not ignore us, who does not pass by us on the other side. We are
beggars of the One who descended from heaven to make his dwelling with sinners.
We are beggars of God who stoops to dwell with us, among us, and in us by grace for
Christ’s sake. So inexhaustible are the riches of this grace – the Gospel in sermon and
absolution, in Baptism and Holy Communion – that our cups overflow. We, who are
God’s beggars, are not only inexhaustibly satisfied but have something to give back in
thanksgiving and praise.
God’s beggar with you,
Pastor Sandra +
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Readings for Worship in October
17th Sunday After Pentecost
First Reading: Habakkuk 1:1-4; 2:1-4
Patsy Pies, Sharon Jensen, Brad McCaslin, Psalm: Psalm 37:1-9
Roger Spencer, Karen Smith, Sandra Mueller, Second Reading: 2 Timothy 1:1-14
Bartels Family, Aiden Henderson,
Jason Steele, Gayle Miller, Jennifer Anderson, Gospel: Luke 17:5-10
Lisa Evers, Kayla Eriksen,
Wilson Family, Pam Moore, 18th Sunday After Pentecost
Meryl Tieck, Roger Beermann, First Reading: 2 Kings 5:1-3, 7-15c
Faye Sailers (Helzer), Sara Bliven Naeve,
Psalm: Psalm 111
Jen Steele, Kevin Ortmann, Patricia McNaughton,
Jan Burns, Kim Bartels, Emmett McGhee, Second Reading: 2 Timothy 2:8-15
Jim Schrader, Arizona Riecken, Kory Eriksen, Gospel: Luke 17:11-19
Liz Peralez, Carol Hitchcock,
Salem Lutheran Church in Newman Grove and 19th Sunday After Pentecost
Pastor Becky Beckmann,
United Asian Lutheran Ministry, First Reading: Genesis 32:22-31
Those affected by disaster, Psalm: Psalm 121
Our Military Men & Women. Second Reading: 2 Timothy 3:14--4:5
Gospel: Luke 18:1-8
Salem’s Offering/Attendance
For September 2019 Reformation Sunday
September 1, 2019
$5973 Offering First Reading: Jeremiah 31:31-34
50 Worship Attendance Psalm: Psalm 46
18 Sunday School Attendance
Second Reading: Romans 3:19-28
September 3, 2019 (Regency Square Worship)
29 Worship Attendance Gospel: John 8:31-36
10/14 Bobbi Culbertson
September 8, 2019
$1570 Offering
81 Worship Attendance
18 Sunday School Attendance October Flowers
September 10, 2019 (Regency Square Worship) Oct 6—Open
29 Worship Attendance
Oct 13—Open
September 15, 2019
$2023 Offering Oct 20—Open
81 Worship Attendance
Oct 27—Roger & Nancy Bartels in
18 Sunday School Attendance
honor of their anniversary.
September 22, 2019
$2243 Offering
110 Worship Attendance
22 Sunday School Attendance
The deadline for the
September 29, 2019
$1359 Offering November newsletter is
55 Worship Attendance October 23.
25 Sunday School Attendance
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THE SERVING TABLE SALEM TODAY: OCTOBER 2019
Note to our Worship Assistants: If you are unable to serve on the day assigned, please swap with
another worship assistant to cover that day. If you have any problems, contact the office.
October 6 October 13 October 20 October 27
(Welcome New Members) (Reformation Sunday)
Communion Pastor Gary Panko
Jane Hubbard & Pastor Beverly Tori or Tristin Gaarder
Assistant Rautenberg-Panko
Acolyte Brode Claassen Brennan Eriksen Brode Claassen
Cross Bearer Tori or Tristin Gaarder
Molliann Heikes & Kayla Eriksen & Connie Schoenberner
Altar Guild Jane Hubbard
Alana Scott Juanita Steele & Kathy Matthews
Lector Gregg Cruickshank Chuck Beermann Amy Brand Gayle Rohde
Roger Bartels & Roger Bartels & Roger Bartels & Roger Bartels &
Ushers
Chuck Beermann Chuck Beermann Chuck Beermann Chuck Beermann
Gregg & Lynda
Greeters Finck Family Brand Family Claassen Family
Cruickshank
Projectionist Hubbard Girls Kassie Claassen Kassie Claassen
Coffee &
Evangelism Boals Family
Fellowship
Devotionals Available Prayer Partners
“Christ in our Home” and Do you have a passion for supporting
“Portals of Prayer” are others with prayer? We have a ministry
available in the basket in at Salem for supporting and upholding
the Narthex near the those in need of prayer.
front door, for you to take If you would like to serve in this ministry, contact: Kay
home. Shelly at 712-301-8359 or Pastor Sandra at
pastor@salemdakotacity.org
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Blessing of the Animals—Saturday, October 5 at 9:30 AM
Bring your furry family members and friends to the front lawn of the
church to receive a blessing!
Crop Hunger Walk hosted by the Dakota County Ministerial Alliance
When: October 6, 2019
Where: First Lutheran Church, South Sioux City
Register at 3:00 PM Walk at 3:30 PM
Listening to Veterans Program—October 9 at 1:30 PM at Dakota County VA
Information about this program is located in the narthex and on the bulletin
board in the fellowship hall.
Disaster Recovery Nebraska Bound Mission Trip—October 16-19
You are invited to the Nebraska Bound Mission trip to Lynch, NE on October 16-19, 2019.
Lynch and Bristow residents will provide meals and lodging at the
community building.
Work may include: Hanging sheet rock, painting, etc. More specific
work plans will be shared at a later date.
For more information, please contact Rev. Becky Beckmann at (402)
841-1063 or dbbeckmann@cableone.net.
For more disaster-related volunteer opportunities, please go to https://nebraskasynod.org/
learn/nebraska-floods.html.
Funeral Planning Workshop—October 27 at 11:00 AM at First Lutheran Church
Lunch provided, Short presentations and Q&A session. Contact Pastor Doug at
pastordoug@flcssc.org if you plan to attend.
Electronics Recycling: Homer—Saturday, October 26th from 9:00-11:00 AM
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Friday, November 1
“That’s when we get together to freeze our collective tuckuses off this year. We do it every year.”
Did you know that there were around 250 or 300 homeless people in Siouxland on any
given day last year? There are entire families living on the streets. Women, children. It’s
not a good situation. Another little-known fact is that slightly over 25% of Siouxland’s
homeless are veterans, ranging from those who served in Vietnam to the Iraq/Afghanistan
war. Realizing this, off to the park went the volunteers last November. They took pledges,
packed up their tents (and cardboard boxes in a few cases) and away they went. It was
such a success that they’re going to do it again in 2019! We’re gonna have an auction and
a box contest, all sorts of stuff! We will even have entertainment, including music, hot
chocolate, bonfires and more. Hey, we’re in the news! Read all about Willie HERE.
What You Can Do
The problem of homelessness in the Sioux City are can feel overwhelming. But there are
ways you can help! Here are three ideas:
Donate: —The easiest way for many people to help is to donate a few dollars, either
through pledges or direct donations. Either way, it's fantastic!
Participate: Many people will be volunteering to spend a night at the Explorer
Stadium this November 2nd. Feel free to take pledges and join us! It's cold, but it's
fun!
Sponsor: The Siouxland Sleep-Out depends on corporate sponsors. Talk to your
employer, see if they'll help alleviate homelessness here in Siouxland.
For more information, go to siouxlandsleepout.com.
6 SALEM TODAY: OCTOBER 2019 Continuing Education with God’s People of the United Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Argentina & Uruguay Did you know that The United Evangelical Lutheran Church in Argentina and Uruguay (Iglesia Evangélica Luterana Unida—IELU) and the Nebraska Synod have enjoyed a companion synod relationship dating back to 1990? IELU and the Nebraska Synod Companion synod relationship nurture and strengthen one another for life and ministry through prayer, study, communication, exchange of visitors and sharing of resources. IELU has more than 10,000 members in congregations and missions, 30 pastors and 2 deacons distributed throughout Argentina and Uruguay and divided into 5 districts (Plata River District, West District, District of Patagonia, Southern District, and Northern District. IELU is deeply committed to education, diakonia, ecumenical relationships and human rights. On October 14, I will embark on a two week Nebraska synod vision trip as my continuing education with 3 other Nebraska Synod pastors to Argentina. We will be traveling throughout Argentina visiting congregations and ministries of the IELU. Our relationship with the IELU will be rooted in “accompaniment” which promotes the values of mutuality, inclusivity, vulnerability, empowerment and sustainability. It is these values where we can strengthen one another for life and mission within the body of Christ. As Christians, we are not fully one holy and catholic church without a global perspective. Our companion relationship with IELU enlarges our world view. Global connections help us see the world’s challenges in a new way and examine our own problems and joys through new eyes. These connections also strengthen God’s mission in the world. I ask that you keep Pastor Justin, Pastor Megan, Pastor Steven, and myself in your prayers. If you have pastoral needs while I am away, please contact Pastor Patti Meyer at (623)910-7859 or prdpmeyer@gmail.com. Pastor Sandra +
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Banner to Remember All the Saints on November 3
"...So great a cloud of witnesses..." Hebrews 12:1
You are all invited to participate in creating a special Banner to be used in worship on
All Saints Sunday, November 3. The Banner will be in the narthex on October 13, 20,
and 27 and next to the banner will be a basket with bells in it.
You are all invited to pin a bell on the Banner in memory of departed family members
and friends you want remembered. Please write the name of the person(s) on the card
provided and then place it in the basket.
The Banner will be in the sanctuary on All Saints Day. The names in memory of
someone will be posted in the bulletin insert. The Banner will be a visual reminder of
all the saints. Please take time to stop in the narthex and share a name or names,
then, join us for worship on November 3.
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Improving Your Health by Improving Mental Health
It is so important to remember that mental health is a part of your overall health. The following are some
suggestions to improve mental and emotional health:
1. Value yourself: Treat yourself with kindness and respect, and avoid self-criticism. Make time for
your hobbies and favorite projects, or broaden your horizons. Do a daily crossword puzzle, plant a
garden, take dance lessons, learn to play an instrument or become fluent in another language.
2. Take care of your body: Taking care of yourself physically can improve your mental health. Be sure
to eat nutritious meals, avoid cigarettes and drink plenty of water. Exercise helps decrease
depression and anxiety and improve moods. Get enough sleep. Researchers believe that lack of
sleep contributes to a high rate of depression.
3. Surround yourself with good people: People with strong family or social connections are generally
healthier than those who lack a support network. Make plans with supportive family members and
friends, or seek out activities where you can meet new people, such as a club, class or support group.
4. Give of yourself: Volunteer your time and energy to help someone else. You'll feel good about doing
something tangible to help someone in need — and it's a great way to meet new people.
5. Learn how to deal with stress: Like it or not, stress is a part of life. Practice good coping skills:
Deep breathe, stretch, exercise, take a nature walk, play with your pet, or try journal writing as a
stress reducer. Also, remember to smile and see the humor in life. Research shows that laughter can
boost your immune system, ease pain, relax your body and reduce stress.
6. Quiet your mind: Try meditating, mindfulness and prayer. Relaxation exercises and prayer can
improve your state of mind and outlook on life. In fact, research shows that meditation may help you
feel calm and enhance the effects of therapy.
7. Set realistic goals: Decide what you want to achieve academically, professionally and personally,
and write down the steps you need to realize your goals. Aim high, but be realistic and don't over-
schedule. You'll enjoy a tremendous sense of accomplishment and self-worth as you progress toward
your goal.
8. Break up the monotony: Although our routines make us more efficient and enhance our feelings of
security and safety, a little change of pace can perk up a tedious schedule. Alter your jogging route,
plan a road-trip, take a walk in a different park, hang some new pictures or try a new restaurant.
9. Avoid alcohol and other drugs: Keep alcohol use to a minimum and avoid other drugs. Sometimes
people use alcohol and other drugs to "self-medicate" but in reality, alcohol and other drugs only
aggravate problems.
10. Get help when you need it: Seeking help is a sign of strength — not a weakness. And it is important
to remember that treatment is effective. People who get appropriate care can recover from mental
illness and addiction and lead full, rewarding lives.
Submitted by Laura Phen, Licensed Professional Counselor
Adapted from the National Mental Health Association
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Christian Education & Faith Formation
Sunday School/ESL: Children’s Sunday School and ESL Classes meet each Sunday at
9:00 AM.
Lutheran youth of Nebraska (LYON) Assembly in Fremont, NE is November 22-24 for
grades 9-12. Registration deadline is October 23. Go to https://nebraskasynod.org/
ministries/faithformation/youth/programs/lyon.html for more information and to register.
Confirmation: Confirmation Class meets each Wednesday evening at 6:30. The class is
using the Collaborate: Lutheran Confirmation curriculum that invites students to ask tough
questions and work together to find answers. Tori and Tristin Gaarder will be confirmed
during worship on Sunday, October 27.
Ladies Bible Study: REJOICE Bible study group meets on the first Thursday of the
month.
Men’s Bible Study: The men of the church meet at 8:00 AM on the second Saturday of
the month.
Adult Faith Formation: Between the demands of family, work and much more, it’s difficult
to find intentional time to deepen your faith. Sullivan Hills Camp will offer stand-alone
classes to enrich your faith. Classes are from 9AM to 4PM, and include lunch.
The Sacraments—Saturday, October 5 What are the Sacraments? What are they good
for? What do they do? During this course, you will dive into these questions about the
Sacraments in the Lutheran Church and in our faith.
The Apostles’ Creed—Saturday, April 25, 2020 What are we actually saying when we
profess the creed? How do I put the words to my own faith? During this course,
participants will dive into these questions in the context of the Apostles’ Creed.
Visit SullivanHills.org to learn more and register.
A Prayer for the Gifts of Agriculture
God our creator, you have ordered seedtime and harvest, sunshine
and rain. Give to all who work the land fair compensation for the work
of their hands. Grant that the people of this and every nation may give
thanks to you for food, drink, and all that sustains life; may use with
care the land and water from which these good things come; and may
honor the laborers who produce them; through your Son, Jesus Christ
our Lord. Amen.
SALEM TODAY: OCTOBER 2019
Confirmation (Affirmation of Baptism) - Not a Graduation
On Reformation Sunday, two of our youth, Tori and Tristin Gaarder, will make a
public profession of their faith. They will declare for themselves that they will live out
the promises made for them by their parents and sponsors in their baptism.
Confirmation is now commonly called Affirmation of Baptism. At their Affirmation of
Baptism, confirmands will be asked to make these promises for themselves:
Do you intend to continue in the covenant God made with you in holy baptism:
• To live among God’s faithful people
• To hear the word of God and share in the Lord’s Supper
• To proclaim the good news of God in Christ through word and deed
• To serve all people, following the example of Jesus
• To strive for justice and peace in all the earth
This affirmation of baptism statement of faith that each of these confirmands declare
is in the hope and trust that God will continue to lead and guide them in all aspects
of their lives now and in the future. These confirmands will declare that they will
continue to live out their faith in the church. Making this affirmation of baptism
statement of faith is not a graduation, but a promise to continue to live out their
baptism in their daily lives, to love and serve their neighbor, and to be the church.
Reformation Sunday & Confirmation Day
Tori Gaarder & Tristin Gaarder
will be confirmed during the worship service on
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15 SALEM TODAY: OCTOBER 2019 Thank you to all who participated in God’s Work, Our Hands! We will bless the blankets on October 13th during the service. The blankets will then be sent to Lutheran World Relief!
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Salem Council Meeting Minutes—
August 20, 2019
Present: Jane Hubbard, Charlie Steele, Chuck Beermann, Darrin Brand, Emma Caskey, Terry Eriksen, Lynda
Cruickshank, Nathaniel Eriksen, Pastor Sandra Braasch, Gina Rawlings, Ron Bottger, Danny Rager
Jane called the meeting to order.
Kyle Walker from Walker Brothers presented a bid and information on replacing the roof. Discussed doing a panel
drive to raise money. Charlie will check into other bids. Tabled for future discussions.
Lynda led the devotion.
Terry motioned/Nathaniel second to approve June minutes as presented. MSC.
Updated church calendar.
New Business:
• Discussed replacing garage door on parsonage before winter. Charlie and Jason Steele will replace. Nathaniel
and Charlie will get bids. Terry motioned/Charlie second authorizing up to $1500 to replace door and opener.
MSC.
• Parking lot is tabled. No bids have been received.
• Rummage Sale will be September 13-14. Items can be left on the stage or in the Sunday School Room. There
is a sign up sheet for people to help price, sort and work the sale. Discussed a tithe be given to Habitat for
Humanity from proceeds. Any left over coats/hats can be donated to the schools, and approved soft covered
books can be donated to the jail.
Committee Reports:
• Faith Formation: Christian ed and teachers meeting is scheduled to plan activities. Rally Day is scheduled and
will have a celebration to kick off the 150th anniversary. Scheduling an activity for each month to engage families
and connect parents. Children will sing in church each month.
• Evangelism committee is calling members who haven’t been in church.
• Worship & Music has a meeting scheduled in September.
• Property: Charlie has made many repairs to the parsonage. He will check the roof to see if it needs to be
replaced at the same time as the church.
• Stewardship: Nothing to report.
• Health Ministry: Blood pressure checks will be available during the rummage sale.
• Confirmation Students will present their essays to the council on either September 22 or 29th at 6:00 PM. Pizza
will be provided and families will be invited.
• Finance Committee: Terry and Pastor met with Pastor Soriya regarding United Asian’s finances. Pastor Soriya
plans to continue preaching after funds are depleted. Discussion was held on the mission investment funds.
Soriya suggested that the money should be split between the synod and Salem. Finance committee is reviewing
the finance statements via email and meeting as needed. Discussed reclassifying some expenses and decided
against. We have a deficit in the Explorers account. Terry said he will cover this amount. Charlie motioned/
Lynda second to approve Finance report as presented. MSC.
Terry and Nathaniel excused themselves for a discussion of Salem supporting Merrie Eriksen in the PMA program.
Pastor will get more information on the cost and council can decide the amount of support to give her. Discussion
tabled for future discussion.
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
10:00 AM 5:30 PM 9:30 AM 9:30 AM
Pastor Text Choir REJOICE Bible Blessing of the
Study at Salem Study Animals
6:30—8:00 PM
2:00 PM Confirmation 6:30—8:00 PM
Worship at By Heart
Regency Square
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
9:00 AM 1:30 PM 5:30 PM 8:00 AM
Sunday School & ESL Listening to Vets Choir Men’s Bible Study
10:00 AM
Salem Worship 7:00 PM 6:30—8:00 PM
United Asian Bible Study Health Ministry Confirmation
11:00 AM
Fellowship & Coffee
11:30 AM
United Asian Worship NSWO Convention at
3:00 PM Camp Carol Joy Holling
Crop Walk |---- - Pastor Sandra to THEO-Con- - - - - |
6:00 PM
Boy Scouts
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
9:00 AM 7:00 PM 5:30 PM
Sunday School & ESL Council Meeting Choir
10:00 AM
Salem Worship— 6:30—8:00 PM
Blessing of the Tie Blankets Confirmation
United Asian Bible Study
11:00 AM
Fellowship & Coffee |- - - - - - - - - - - - - -Pastor Sandra to Argentina for Continuing Education
11:30 AM
United Asian Worship
6:00 PM
Boy Scouts
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
9:00 AM 5:30 PM
Sunday School & ESL Choir
10:00 AM
Salem Worship 6:30—8:00 PM
United Asian Bible Study Confirmation
11:00 AM
Fellowship & Coffee
11:30 AM Pastor Sandra to Argentina for Continuing Education- - - - - - - - - - - |
United Asian Worship
1:30-4:30 PM
Real Colors Workshop
6:00 PM
Boy Scouts
27 28 29 30 31
9:00 AM All Day 12:00 PM
Sunday School & ESL Pastor Day of DCMA Meeting
10:00 AM Sabbath
Salem Worship—
Reformation Sunday
United Asian Bible Study
11:00 AM
Fellowship & Coffee
Health Screenings
11:30 AM
United Asian Worship
6:00 PM
Boy Scouts18 SALEM TODAY: OCTOBER 2019
Birthdays
10/1 Bev Hubbard 10/17 Patsy Pies
10/1 Paisyn Ross 10/18 James Bliven
10/2 Jane Hubbard 10/18 Chance Eriksen
10/6 Terri Beermann 10/20 McKinzie Schlotman
10/6 Emily Brewer 10/22 Lisa Elsberry
10/7 Saralynn Noteboom 10/22 Gracie Tucker
10/8 Bryce Anderson 10/23 Danny Rager
10/12 Ronald Bottger 10/26 Samuel Heikes
10/13 Lana Davis 10/26 Courtney Anderson-Lane
10/14 Bobbi Culbertson 10/29 Kaylee Bisson
10/15 Matthew Benton 10/31 Barb Blackwell
Anniversaries
10/7 JD & Kristy Claassen
10/16 Bryce & Luanne Anderson
10/27 Roger & Nancy Bartels
If we have missed a birthday or anniversary, or have incorrect
information, please contact the office!
Salem Lutheran Church
1753 G Avenue
Dakota City, NE 68731 Leadership at Salem
Rev. Sandra L. Braasch Council Members
President Jane Hubbard………...(402)987-3712
Vice President Terry Eriksen………...(402)632-4545
Office……………………...(402)987-3582 Treasurer Darrin Brand…………(402)380-1841
Email Address…………….office@salemdakotacity.org Secretary Emma Caskey………..(712)490-5840
Pastor Email………………pastor@salemdakotacity.org Lynda Cruickshank…..(402)404-1923
Nathaniel Eriksen…….(712)212-1739
Pastor Sandra L. Braasch.(904)316-4645
Charlie Steele………...(712)266-6993
Asian Pastor Soriya Roeun…….(402)494-8701 Committees:
Office Administrator Gina Rawlings…...(712)870-4180 Call Committee Gayle Rohde..………..(402)987-3146
Choir Director Mike Dailey……..(402)494-4573 Christian Education Emma Caskey………..(712)490-5840
Musician David Ewoldt……(712)274-1036 Evangelism Ron Bartels…………..(712)301-8950
Sun. School Super. Jim Hubbard……..(402)987-3712 Finance Darrin Brand………….(402)380-1841
Taylor Cemetery Ken Baker ………(712)259-9236 Ron Bottger…………..(712)490-5380
Memorial Committee Bev Hubbard………….(402)987-3751
Altar Guild Women of the Church
Property: Nathaniel Eriksen…….(712)212-1739
Women of Church Phyllis Birkley…...(402)632-4410 Social Ministry WELCA—Salem Women
Marci Bartels…….(712)251-2827 Stewardship Lynda Cruickshank…..(402)404-1923
Prayer Partners Kay Shelly……….(712)301-8359 Worship & Music Kristy Claassen……….(712)899-1718You can also read
