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The StAND
St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE:
Our 2021 High School
Graduates p. 1
Letter from Pastor Kim GABRIEL BROMAN is a 2021
p. 2-3 graduate of Lincoln East High School. He
plans to attend UNL majoring in
Member News p. 4-6 Accounting and Finance.
ELCA Thank You p. 7
Disaster Response p. 8
April Council Highlights COLTON JENSEN plans to go to SCC for computer
science with aspirations to be a game developer
April p. 9
someday. He also plans to work part-time.
March Council
Minutes p. 10-11
Pastor’s Report for April
p . 12
ZACHARY WENZ is signed up to start his
March Financial barber career at the College of Hair Design
Secretary Report p. 13 in Lincoln. It's a 12 month full-time program
so it will be fast and furious!
Contacts p . 14
Calendar p. 15
TREW TELLINGHUISEN will graduate
from UNL in May with a Bachelor’s Degree in
Psychology and a Minor in Communications.
GRADUATION SUNDAY MAY 2 AT 9AM
Join us in celebrating with our high school graduates!
Dear Siblings in Christ,
The verdict is now in. Derek Chauvin was found guilty of three counts
in the murder of George Floyd. That a conviction of a police officer in the
wrongful death of a black man has finally come to pass and perhaps even set
precedent brings relief and sense of justice for many. But for others, there is
no joy. A verdict such as this is long overdue. An innocent man is still dead.
Families and loved ones still grieve. Many still live in fear of the police. Yes,
the man who killed him is being held responsible for this particular death, but what about all the
others? What about all the other young black men and women who have been needlessly killed at
the hands of police?
I must say, when I heard the news, I felt conflicted. On the one hand, I was glad Mr.
Chauvin will be held accountable for what he did. But on the other hand, this conviction is only one
among so many that have not happened, and likely never will. Where is justice for all those
families? For Trayvon Martin and Breonna Taylor? For Daunte Wright and Sandra Bland? And what
about all the others, the now hundreds of names that are read and remembered at BLM protests?
Where is the justice for them? Where is reconciliation for these communities? How do they put their
lives back together now that their loved ones are dead and never coming home? Such thoughts
make my heart ache.
But I am conflicted in other ways, too. We live in a culture that loves violence. We are
entertained by it in video games and movies. We glorify it by having violence as the leading story in
the news simply because stories like that lead to higher ratings. Perhaps even more troubling, we
still buy into the Old Testament theology of “an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.” We forget
that Jesus has told us this way of thinking is not the Way of the Cross. In Matthew 5:38-42, Jesus
says quite plainly:
You have heard that it was said, “An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.” But I say to
you, do not resist an evildoer. But if anyone strikes you on the right cheek, turn the other
also; and if anyone wants to sue you and take your coat, give your cloak as well; and if
anyone forces you to go one mile, go also the second mile. Give to everyone who begs from
you, and do not refuse anyone who wants to borrow from you.
We have forgotten that the “eye for an eye” theology of the Hebrew Scriptures was never meant to
be “prescriptive” (this is what you should do) but rather it was intended to be “descriptive” (let the
punishment be proportionate to the crime). If we truly lived by this law, most of the world would be
blind and toothless!
We forget that Jesus came among us to show us there is a better way. First of all, he wants
us to learn to see the humanity in one another. To see each other for what we are: children of God!
He wants us to learn and remember that whether black, brown, Asian, white, or purple with pink
polka dots, we are all human, living beings that are worthy of love, life, respect, and liberty. It
doesn’t matter who you are or what you have done, these things always apply. They are all part of
human dignity.
And perhaps even more importantly, a person is always and forever a child of God. Even
someone like Derek Chauvin is a child of God. Even someone who has committed terrible sins is not
beyond the reach of God’s grace. If we say otherwise, then we are also saying that there is
something more powerful than the love of God, and THAT is simply false. God is God. God is love.
God is all powerful and all mighty. There is nothing that is more powerful than God. Period. Full stop.
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Now that is not to say there are not consequences to our choices. Derek Chauvin killed a
man and he must be held accountable. We will find out what that will look like in about 8 weeks.
But perhaps in time, he will come to see why what he did was wrong and have a change of heart.
God is good at that. God is good at changing human hearts, and God is very good at miracles – it is
what God does best! If God can raise Jesus from the dead, God can also change a hateful heart.
Second, we see how powerful a word of forgiveness can be. When Jesus is hanging on the
cross, he could have done any number of things to change that outcome. He could have called upon
the angels to come set him free. He could have rained down fire from heaven upon those who had
tortured him. But he didn’t do any of that. Instead, he asked God to forgive those men, because
they honestly did not realize they were crucifying the Son of the Living God.
Jesus came among us to show us how to forgive. Forgiveness is one of the hardest things we
will ever give away to anyone, especially to someone who is not sorry for what they have done, or
to someone whom we feel does not deserve
to be forgiven. There are 3 issues with that
way of thinking: 1) it again implies some-
thing is more powerful than the love of God,
2) it sets us up as “judge and jury” over the
sins of another, and 3) if we fail to forgive,
we are the ones who end up being shackled
to the issue, not the person who committed
the sin.
We live in very challenging times,
times that are sadly a lot of our own making.
As I said before, there are consequences to
our choices, and some of our troubles today are the results of decades of historically bad choices.
Eventually, as it is said, “all chickens come home to roost.” But we can have hope in our faith that
violence does not get the last word on our lives. Jesus does, the One who was and is The Word
(logos) who became flesh and lived among us. He lived, he loved, he taught, he died, and he
rose again to help us better understand who God is and what God is all about: love. Pure, unde-
served, all-encompassing love. May we learn to live this love, just as Jesus did.
Walking with you along The Way,
Pastor Kim
PSALM STUDY
Join us on Wednesday nights as we study the Psalms. We meet at 6pm on
Wednesday nights on Zoom. The study guide is posted on the church
website under “Bible Studies.”
VIDEO STUDY
Please join us on Thursdays at 7p.m. for a discussion of the TV series “The Chosen.”
Please watch the video prior to the meeting (available online and as an app). A
discussion guide is posted on the church website.
DAILY DEVOTIONS: Please go to this link on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR6SNlaCY25LoVVMlrr8Rig/ This will take you to
St. Andrew's YouTube Channel. Pastor will be there at 8:55am each morning to lead you in a
devotion and prayer.
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MINISTRY OF THE MONTH FOR MAY
During May we will be supporting the Husker Pantry located on the 1st floor of the UNL Health
Center. Food insecurities are a reality for 1 in 3 college students on the UNL campus; they worry
about not having enough food until they get money to buy more. This month the Husker Pantry is
especially in need of:
Applesauce Canned Garbanzo Beans Canned Fruit
Canned Vegetables Cereal Crackers/Chips
Jelly/Jam Pancake Mix & Syrup Pasta Sauce
Please place your items on the table inside the door by the church office. Isaiah 58:7 says, “If
you give some of your own food to those who are hungry and to satisfy those who are humble,
then your light will rise in the dark.....”
Thanks to all for your continued support of St. Andrew’s Ministry of the
Month!
Thank you, St. Andrew’s, for your prayers, phone calls, and cards regarding
the loss of our son-in-law, Richard Lans, our daughter Trudy’s husband.
Memorial services were held in Colorado Springs on April 5 and in Stamford,
NE, at his home church, on April 10.
Mer and Lois Nyquist
Hello St. Andrew's Lutheran Church,
Thank you for your generous gift of snacks to CEDARS. Your support plays a significant role in
helping abused, neglected, and homeless children in our care. For over 70 years CEDARS has been
providing for children—the generosity of friends such as yourself ensures that CEDARS will always
be a welcome home for children.
Jim Blue, Cedars President/CEO
GIRL SCOUTS TO DEDICATE “LITTLE FOOD PANTRY” MAY 1
St. Andrew’s has been invited to attend the dedication of The Little Food Pantry
on Saturday, May 1 at 1pm. Please bring a few non-perishable food items to
help keep it stocked. Extras will be given to the Lutheran Food Pantry.
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WELCA BIBLE STUDY THE LUTHERAN FOOD PANTRY
May’s bible study is an intergenerational
Items needed for the food boxes include:
study called “The journey of generations,
Waiting to be Unwrapped”. ALL WOMEN ARE • Soups, all kinds (especially chicken noodle)
INVITED to the bible studies which will be • Instant oatmeal (packets)
held at church! • Breakfast bars (Pop Tarts, granola bars, etc.)
• Fruit juice (bottles and juice boxes)
The study groups will meet May 10 at
• Jelly
7:00pm or May 13 at 9:30am. Choose
• Pancake mix and syrup
whichever one works for you. Please wear a
• Pork and beans
mask and socially distance. If you want the
• Red beans (kidney, chili, black, etc.)
bible study material, please contact Lois M by
• Ramen noodles
email at loismuhlbach@gmail.com or call her
• Saltine crackers
at 402-464-7014 and leave a message. She'll
• Tomatoes (diced, whole, etc.)
email the material to you or send you a hard
• Vegetables (peas, mixed vegetables, carrots,
copy.
beets, etc.)
The quilters are meeting in person! It’s
still Tuesday mornings any time after 9am. We know the Lutheran Food Pantry is a blessing
You’re welcome to join them, even if you to families in our community who are struggling,
don’t “sew”. There are other activities that and we appreciate your help and prayers in
can be done to making the Pantry successful.
help out.
Tom and Lynn Ochsner
Coordinators, The Lutheran Food Pantry
PERSONAL CARE ITEMS
NEEDED BY THE LINCOLN FOOD
PANTRY
Shampoo/conditioner—large & small sizes
Bar soap
Toothpaste—large & small sizes
Toothbruses The Memorial Committee is
Deodorant seeking requests to update their list of
Chapstick gifts that St Andrew’s could use. If you
Combs have an idea, please let any member of
Hand sanitizer the committee know and they will get you
the form to complete. The members are
Travel items: shower caps, sewing kits, Donna Awtry and Pat Harris, co-chairs;
teas, coffee, plastic silverware, etc. Lois Muhlbach, secretary; members
Marlys Beuning, Anna Schundrenko, Ann
Whenever you have any of the above items Tellinghuisen, and Doug Wageman.
you don’t need or want, we can include
them in the food boxes.
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Crisis in the
Middle East
The situation:
Instability in several Middle Eastern countries has caused humanitarian crises throughout the
region:
In Syria, the ongoing civil war has pushed millions of people into poverty and caused rampant
inflation. Over 11 million Syrians are in need of humanitarian assistance, and many have fled to
neighboring countries.
In Iraq, the conflict with ISIL has internally displaced more than 1.4 million Iraqis, many of
whom live in refugee camps. In addition, 253,000 Syrian refugees have settled in Iraq.
Jordan hosts refugees from many countries, the largest group being over 660,000 Syrian
refugees. Eighty-six percent of these refugees live below the poverty line.
Lebanon is three years into an economic crisis, its recession only worsened by the COVID-19
pandemic, an influx of Syrian refugees, the Beirut port explosion and political turmoil.
Needs throughout these countries include food and nonfood items, water facilities, livelihood
opportunities, and health and psychosocial support. In addition to the existing crises in these
countries, COVID-19 has exacerbated the humanitarian needs of the most vulnerable populations.
Our response:
Lutheran Disaster Response is supporting ACT Alliance appeals for Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria.
Implementing partners — such as the Lutheran World Federation, the Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Jordan and the Holy Land, and the Middle East Council of Churches with its Department of
Service to Palestinian Refugees — will provide humanitarian support for people affected by the
ongoing conflicts. The responses will develop the resilience of refugees, returnees, internally
displaced people, and host communities through the improvement of water, sanitation and hygiene
(WASH) services, vocational training, cash assistance and education opportunities.
What you can do:
Pray
Please pray for people who have been affected by Middle East crises. May God's healing presence
give them peace and hope in their time of need.
Give
Your gifts designated for “Middle East Crisis” will be used entirely (100%) to provide long-lasting
support for those whose lives have been impacted by crises in the Middle East.
Connect:
To learn more about the situation and the ELCA’s response:
Sign up to receive Lutheran Disaster Response alerts.
Check the Lutheran Disaster Response blog.
"Like" Lutheran Disaster Response on Facebook and follow @ELCALDR on Twitter.
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COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS APRIL 2021
1. Council discussed allowing groups to serve food. Council recommended Charlotte Burke
consult with the Food Team at the Health Department and establish some guidelines for us.
These guidelines will be made available to the congregation as soon as they are ready.
2. Bathrooms in the hallway (next to the coffee bar) are now available for congregational use
on Sundays. Please continue to wear your mask when in the building and sanitize your hands
when finished.
3. 1st Quarter Food Pantry Stats: 376 families were served, or 1116 boxes of food were sent
out. 2109 pounds of food were donated, including from St. Andrew’s. 13 people volunteer
each week to box and sort the food, or 156 volunteers over 3 months. This does not count
Tom & Lynn Ochsner’s volunteer hours, nor does it include the food runners from area
churches.
4. Due to an uptick of traffic in the parking lot, as well as shenanigans and vandalism by local
youth, Council is exploring installing security cameras in the west parking lot. Signs for
camera surveillance will be installed in the meantime.
5. We have received a bid for $2100.00 to fix the leaks in the flat part of the roof.
6. Pastor Kim has been elected Dean of the Lincoln Area Mission Cluster.
7 Regular giving in March was $7,411.07 over the budget estimate. Year to date regular giving
is over the budget estimate by $8,202.05. Special giving for March was $3,209.04.
8. Checking Balance Starting $11,582.86 and Ending $11,535.16. Savings balance starting
$45,406.59 and ending $45,406.98. Greg transferred $6,000.00 from checking to savings on
March 31st, and it did not make it on the statement for March. This completes what was
used to meet our cash flow needs last summer. Payments made in March and so far in April
that are not part of our regular expenses but not out of norm include:
— Action Plumbing for kitchen sink faucet in the amount of $211.76
— Krauter-Bosn for pressure valves in the amount of $1072.00
— Peoples City Mission $465.00 (Thanksgiving giving)
— Matt Talbot $802.50 (Christmas giving)
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St Andrew’s Lutheran Church
Church Council Meeting Minutes
March 16, 2021
PRESENT: Pastor Kim Osborn, Jim Yankech, Greg Riege, Charlotte Burke, Cindy McVicker,
Jonathan Gordon, Gene Veburg, Ron Lehms, Annette Henry, Jody Busse, Doug Wageman
ABSENT: Laura Hahn
GUESTS: None
Call to Order: 7:02 pm
Opening Prayer: Pastor Kim offered the opening prayer.
Open Time for Congregation: None.
Adoption of Revised Agenda
Jody moved and Cindy seconded to adopt a revised agenda. Motion passed with a unanimous voice
vote.
New Business
• Holy Week Offering Designation (added to the original agenda).
Jody moved and Charlotte seconded to designate the Holy Week offering to the UNL Lutheran
Student Health Center “Cross at the Heart” campaign. Motion passed with a unanimous voice vote.
Old Business
● Outstanding Property Needs
Pastor mentioned she had to mop up a very small amount of water in the craft room following the
recent heavy rains. Charlotte Pasco has been in touch with a roofer. Pastor mentioned she
received information about a handicapped “Accessibility Grant.” The grant information suggests
churches west of Grand Island will be given preference. Discussions have been held in the past
about motorizing building entrance doors for improved handicapped accessibility. Jonathan
indicated we may have difficulty securing bids prior to the application deadline. There was no
further discussion.
● Staffing Needs
Our accompanist Mandy West has expressed interest in the worship leader vacancy. Pastor stated
most members of the Council-approved search and interview committee have been unavailable
recently because of spring break schedules. A time will be found for the committee to meet with
Mandy as soon as possible.
● Congregational Check Calls
Council discussed how to help Pastor recruit additional call volunteers and inspire others to assist.
Jody suggested that perhaps more spontaneous organic connections are happening that people
may not be aware of. Jim suggested check in calls may become less important as we slowly begin
to reopen.
10● COVID and Returning to Worship
Easter Sunday
Pastor stated Easter Sunday worship will be held outside in the parking lot pending weather. The
service will be “broadcast” on both FM radio and Zoom. Pastor plans to have Communion and she
also stated the worship band will be inside. More volunteers than usual will be needed. As of now
Pastor plans to conduct worship in the parking lot at least through the end of May. We may return
to in-person worship in June or July. Pastor is planning a vacation day on Sunday April 11 so
worship that day will be Zoom only – no parking lot. Annette thanked Pastor and the tech experts
for their assistance and expertise. Also, Pastor stated there will be no palms for the congregation
for Palm Sunday.
Future Technology
Jonathan has secured webcams for Easter Sunday use.
Small Groups
Jonathan stated building use requests from Troop 159, Pack 59, the Daylily Society, two Bible Study
Groups (Circles), and the Men’s Bible Study group have been approved. The Girl Scouts have also
requested to use the building and the request will be considered by the Exec Team.
Reports
● Minutes of Last Council Meeting
Pastor requested three edits to the February minutes. Jody moved and Annette seconded to
approve the amended February minutes. Motion passed with a unanimous voice vote.
● Pastor’s Report
Please see Pastor’s report. She mentioned Marianne assisted as the Wedding Coordinator for the
recent wedding held at church and that COVID precautions were maintained.
● Financial Secretary Report
Doug presented his report and indicated that February income improved over January income.
● Treasurer’s Report
Greg stated the beginning February checking account balance was $15,337.91 and the ending
balance was $11,582.86. The beginning February savings account balance was $45,406.24 and the
ending balance was $45,406.59. Utility expenses have increased, and the Synod appropriation was
submitted. Our savings account still needs to be refunded a $6,000.00 transfer. Greg has not
received any notice about our Paycheck Protection Program application.
Upcoming Events
April 1st - Maundy Thursday
April 2nd - Good Friday
April 4th - Easter Sunday
April 11th - Pastor on Vacation
Adjournment
Jody moved and Ron seconded to adjourn. Motion passed with a unanimous voice vote. The
meeting adjourned at 8:37 PM.
Closing Prayer
Jody offered the closing prayer.
Recorded and submitted by Jim Yankech
11PASTOR’S REPORT APRIL 2021
1. Wanda Grothen requested a membership transfer to United Lutheran Church.
2. Dave Hahn continues to improve at Bryan West. He is off the ventilator, and the trach was
removed April 14.
3. Worship in the parking lot on Easter Sunday was a huge success! We had 85 in the parking lot
and 35 online, for a total of 120. I am looking forward to more Sundays together outside,
especially as the weather warms up.
4. Wednesday nights at 6pm I am teaching a Bible Study on the Psalms. This should last through
mid-June, and then we will move on to something else for the rest of the summer. The group
has voted to continue to meet on Zoom for now.
5. Confirmation continues to be held on Wednesday nights at 7:30pm. This will conclude May 19.
Parents have asked to continue on Zoom for the remainder of the semester.
6. Thursday nights at 7pm, we are having a discussion of “The Chosen,” which is a 100% privately
donated TV show on the life of Jesus. (It is best to view this on The Chosen app, but it is also
available on YouTube, if you’re interested. It is worth your time to watch it.) This group also
meets on Zoom.
7. The Girl Scouts have decided to donate their unsold cookies to The Lutheran Food Pantry. I met
with them on Friday, April 16. Tom and Lynn Ochsner were also there and gave them a tour and
a short presentation on the Pantry, how many families we serve, etc.
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ST. ANDREW’S STAFF,
CHURCH COUNCIL, & PILLAR CONTACTS
Rev. Kimberlee Osborn, Pastor ……………….pastor@standrewslutheran.net………………………………………… (402) 483-1692 office
(402) 419-9031 cell
Director of Music............................................................................................................................................................................
Kristie Seybert, Children's Choir ………………kristieseybert@gmail.net……………………………………................. (402) 430-0217
Marianne McAtee, Office Manager…………..secretary@standrewslutheran.net………………………………......…(402) 483-1692
CHURCH COUNCIL
Jonathan Gordon, President ………………......jdgordon@me.com........ ……….…………......………………………….. (806) 470-7226
Ron Lehms, Vice President ……...….......…… ron.lehms@gmail.com ………….....……….............………………….. (402) 304-3860
Jim Yankech, Secretary …………………......… jimyankech@gmail.com ………………………………………................(402) 304-1149
Greg Riege, Treasurer………………………….. treasurer@standrewslutheran.net ……………….…………………... (402) 617-7109
Doug Wageman, Financial Secretary ……… doug.wageman03@gmail.com………………….……………………... (402) 450-9038
Charlotte Burke.……………………………………. charhb18@gmail.com…………….……………………………………….. (402) 770-7018
Jody Busse................................................... jlbusse8@outlook.com.............................................................. (402) 440-3229
Laura Hahn..........................…………………… LHahn@linconefcu.org………………………………………………......… (402) 540-5219
Annette Henry.............................................. akhenry@inebraska.com............................................................ (402 525-5576
Cindy McVicker……………...……………………... gcmcvicker1981@gmail.com..……….........………………………….. (402) 617-5626
Gene Veburg................................................ eveburg@msn.com..................................................................... (402-580-1018
WORSHIP
Altar Guild Samantha McBride ……………… ssmcbride0752@neb.rr.com ………………………………………….. (402) 261-4629
Drama/Video Ministry Coord. Brian Clinton brclinton@gmail.com ………………………………………………………. (402) 464-0978
Worship Team Coordinator ............................................................................................................................. .............................
Worship & Music ............................................................................................................................. .............................................
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Affirmation Pastor Kimberlee Osborn...........pastor@standrewslutheran.net ............................................... (402) 419-9031
Christian Education needed....................................................................................................................... ...................................
OUTREACH
Backpack Program Co-Chair Mary Porter ...jmporfarm@windstream.net.......................................................(402) 319-1606
Co-Chair Nancy Weller nancycweller@gmail.com...........................................................(402) 467-5406
Boy Scouts Ann Tellinghuisen..................... darkstar10@msn.com............................................................... (515) 971-7753
Food Pantry Lynn Ochsner……………………….lynnfochsner@icloud.com…………………………………………………..(402) 890-6061
Meals On Wheels needed……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…….
The FEAST Charlotte Pasco …………………… cpasco@southeast.edu……………………………………………………. (402) 466-0672
Tina Moore-Clinton ………………. tina2439@gmail.com ……………………………………………………… (402) 464-0978
Quilters Co-Chair Pam Dill………………………..hardil@aol.com …………………………….……………............…………. (402) 560-2426
Co-Chair-Margaret Hoffmeyer........mlhoffmeyer@windstream.net.................................................. (402)325-7486
Outreach Nancy Weller …………………………. nancycweller@gmail.com…………………………………………………. (402) 476-5406
Prayer Shawls Co-Chair Anna Schundrenko schundrenko@aol.com …………………………………………………... (402) 466-3664
Co-Chair Jan Nelson...................................................................................................................(402-464-6877
HOSPITALITY & FELLOWSHIP
Funeral Food Director Lorene Wiggins …… tlwiggins@inebraska.com ..........................................................(402) 466-8987
Prayer Chain & Prayer & Care Pastor Osborn…pastor@standrewslutheran.net …………………………………... (402) 419-9031
Middle & High School Youth Program Pastor Osborn. pastor@standrewslutheran.net .............................. (402) 419-9031
Nursery Supervisor Kristie Seybert……………kristieseybert@gmail.com………………………………………………… (402) 430-0217
Parish Health needed....................................................................................................................................................................
Wedding Coordinator Marianne McAtee......secretary@standrewslutheran.net............................................(402) 432-0170
WELCA President Lois Muhlbach……………...loismuhlbach@gmail.com ……...................................................(402) 464-7014
STEWARDSHIP
Endowment Ken Broman…………………………ken@fiqadvisors.com…………………,….…….....……….……………... (402) 486-0535
Memorial Co-Chair Donna Awtry...................donnaawtry@yahoo.com............................................................(308) 530-0701
Co-Chair Pat Harris.......................Parohar02@gmail.com.............................................................. (402) 489-1144
Scholarship Annette Henry..........................akhenry@inebraska.com........................................................... (402) 489-2698
Stewardship Matt Tilghman ……………..........Tilghman.matt27@icloud.com.................................…………….. (402) 480-5914
CHURCH SUPPORT
Nominating Laura Hahn……...………………… LHahn@lincolnefcu.org…………………………………………………..... (402) 476-7918
Property Charlotte Pasco........................... cpasco1@neb.rr.com................................................................ (402) 466-0672
Tech Support needed....................................................................................................................................................................
14MAY, 2021 CALENDAR - ST. ANDREW’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 1 2 3 1
8:00am NE Dayllily Mtg
8:55am Devotion on
Youtube
1:00pm Girl Scout
Pantry Dedication
2 3 444 CINCO DE MAYO 5 6 7 8
PARKING LOT/ZOOM 8:00am Devotion on 8:55am Devotion on 8:55am Devotion on 8:55am Devotion on 7:00am Men’s Bible 8:55am Devotion on
9:00am Worship/Senior Youtube Youtube Youtube Youtube Study Youtube
Graduation Day 9:00am Quilting 6:00pm Bible Study 6:30pm Scouts 8:55 Devotion on 9:00am Scout Trailer
10:00am Coffee Hour 6:00pm Scouts 6:30pm Scouts 7:00pm Troop Meeting Youtube Clean-out
10:00am Sunday School 7:00pm Confirmation 7:00pm Video Discussion 4:15pm Girl Scouts
4:00pm Williams Group Mentor Meeting 6:30pm Scout Rank
Advancement Ceremony
Mother’s Day 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
PARKING LOT/ZOOM OFFICE CLOSED 8:55am Devotion on 8:55am Devotion on 8:00am Devotion on 7:00am Men’s Bible 8:55am Devotion on
9:00am Worship 8:55am Devotion on Youtube Youtube Youtube Study Youtube
10:00am Coffee Hour Youtube 9:00am Quilting 6:00pm Bible Study 9:30am Rebecca Circle 8:55am Devotion on
10:00am Sunday School 7:00pm Ruth Circle 7:00pm Executive Team 7:30pm Confirmation 7:00pmTroop Meeting Youtube
4:00pm Williams Group 7:00pm Video Discussion 4:15pm Girl Scouts
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16 17 18 19 20 21 22
PARKING LOT/ZOOM OFFICE CLOSED 8:55am Devotion on 8:55am Devotion on 8:55am Devotion on 7:00am Men’s Bible 8:55am Devotion on
9:00am Worship 8:55am Devotion on Youtube Youtube Youtube Study Youtube
10:00am Coffee Hour Youtube 9:00am Quilting 6:00pm Bible Study 3:30pm Premier 8:55am Devotion on
10:00am Sunday School 6:00pm Scouts 6:30pm Scouts Preschool Graduation Youtube
4:00pm Williams Group 7:00pm Council 7:30pm Confirmation 7:00pm 4:15pm Girl Scouts
Stamp Club
7:00pm Video Discussion
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STANDREWSLUTHERAN.NET
S T . A N D R E W ’ S
L U T H E R A N C H U R C H
1015 Lancaster lane
Lincoln, ne 68505
Phone: 402-483-1692
E-mail: secretary@standrewslutheran.net
Office Hours: 8:00am-3:00pm Tuesday-Friday
Please join us for Sunday in-person worship in our parking lot.
Please tune in to 97.3 FM or connect with us on Zoom
at 9:00am.
Sunday Coffee Hour at 10:00am.
Zoom Meeting Room # 717-771-9636. Password 773704
Call in number: 346-248-7799 or
go to the website standrewslutheran.net
and you can click on the Zoom link!
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