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Pastor Jack’s Column 1

Israel Pilgrimage 2020 2

Simply Giving 2

Wmn’s Monday Night Bible Study 3

Wmn’s Thursday Morning Bible Study 3

Thursday Evening Group Bible Study 3

Prayer Chain 3

Congregational Care 3

Women of Trinity Happenings 3

Worship Assistant Schedule 4

Missions and Outreach 4

Kingdom Rocks VBS Volunteers Needed 5

3rd Wed. Youth Fellowship & Serve 4

3rd Sunday Serving/Fellowship 5

Cross Youth and Confirmation 6

Prayer Shawl Sunday 6

Red Cross Blood Drive 6

June Birthdays 6

Next Meeting of 6

June Calendar 7

WHAT’S INSIDE

PASTOR JACK’S COLUMN Not long ago I was asked about giving to the church. What to give? How to give? Why to give? When to give? Do I have to give? I love questions like this! I was even asked if, as a pastor, do I give? My short answer: Give, if you believe. Give, according to what you’ve been given… I be-lieve. And I know this pastor has been very blessed.

These are common questions church members, both young and old, and visitors ponder as the offering plate comes around or as they’re filling out their Simply Giving online-offering plan. True, most won’t ask these questions out loud, but they are the questions on their minds. And, often times, there are just as many answers as there are people asking! Thankfully, our Bibles provide guidance.

There was a time when 10% (tithe) of all you reaped through your labor was to be given to the Lord. It was written in the Law: “Each year you are to set aside a tenth of all the produce grown in your fields.” Deuteronomy 14:22 God ordered tithing to the chosen people of Israel in the Old Testament economy to establish that “you will always learn to fear the LORD your God.” It was a practice used, in part, to instill obedience to the authority of God.

Christians, now under the New Covenant, are no longer required to tithe. Today, the offering we give to God is given freely. We give in thanksgiving for the blessings that we receive, as His chil-dren. We give with the understanding that there is nothing we have that has not first been given to us (1 Corinthians 4:7). It is true, we are not under the law of the Old Testament any longer, but instead we live in His grace. Our offerings are a way to give thanks for God's work through our church, and to support His missions outside the church.

Paul’s second letter to the church in Corinth, the entire 9th chapter, speaks on the motivation of believers to give. “The person who sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and the person who sows generously will also reap gen-erously. 7 Each person should do as he has decided in his heart—not reluctantly or out of necessity, for God loves a cheerful giver.” When we give to a church that is doing God’s work, we are to give out of a cheerful heart. If our giving is motivated by feelings of obli-gation, or to make up for something we’ve neglected, we should expect no benefit or blessing.

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GotQuestions.org shared this insight: “Paul states that believers should set aside a por-tion of their income as an offering, but this is not a tithe (1 Corinthians 16:1–2). An offering is that which is freely given by Christians to the work of the Lord, the local church, and/or ministries and missions. But offerings are far more than simply the check we write on Sunday. We are to offer much more to God than our monetary re-sources. Romans 12:1 exhorts us to offer our bodies “as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God” as part of our wor-ship. Romans 6:13 gives the reason for of-fering ourselves: because we are “those who have been brought from death to life,” and, as such, we are to “offer the parts of your body to him as instruments of right-eousness.”

God is not nearly as interested in our monetary offerings as He is in our submis-sion and obedience. The truth is that He doesn’t need our resources to accomplish His plans and purposes. After all, He owns the cattle on a thousand hills (Psalm 50:10) and needs nothing from us. What He de-sires, however, and what He values, is the heart that overflows with gratitude and thanksgiving to the God who saved us and who gives us all things, knowing our needs before we even ask (Matthew 6:8). Such a heart gives generously, willingly, and cheer-fully in response to the love and grace that abound in Christ (2 Corinthians 9:6–8).

What, how, why, and when should I give? Maybe the best answer to that will result from a self-examination of what you’ve re-ceived. God has given His best, held noth-ing back in the sacrifice of His Son, for your sake. If you believe in the work of His church and His mission, support it in a way that represents your belief; through your time, talents, and earnings. The prophet Malachi shared the Lords words to those who chose to honor Him with their gifts. The Lord said, “Test Me in this way, see if I

will not open the floodgates of heaven and pour out a blessing for you without meas-ure.” (Malachi 3:10)

May God continue to bless you, as you bless others and seek His guidance. Thanks for reading, and thanks for asking questions like this!

Pastor Jack

JOURNEY IN

THE FOOTSTEPS OF JE-

SUS - ISRAEL PILGRIMAGE

2020

Call our office or contact Pastor Jack for de-tails if interested. Below is the itinerary. This will be a life and faith changing experi-ence! January 25-February 4, 2020. $4500/person. $500 deposit.

Below is the itinerary:

Saturday, Jan 25, 2020 Minneapolis-St. Paul Int’l Airport Departure

Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020 Morning arrival in Ben Gurion Airport. Elah Valley—David & Goliath. Negev & the Wilder-ness. Tel Beersheba. Overnight in Neg-ev.

Monday, Jan. 27 Masada. En Gedi Overview, Qumran of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Dead Sea, Jordan River—Joshua’s Crossing & Baptismal. Over-night in Jericho.

Tuesday, Jan 28 Capernaum, Mt. Beati-tudes, Tel Dan, Caesarea Philippi, Boat Ride on Lake Galilee. Overnight in Gali-lee.

Wednesday, Jan. 29 Mount Carmel, Caesarea, Megiddo/Armageddon, Naza-reth Village. Overnight in Galilee

Thursday, Jan 30 En Harod (Gideon’s Spring), Samaria/Sebastae, Shechem (Nablus) & Jacob’s Well, Shiloh. Over-night in Jerusalem.

Friday, Jan. 31 Israel Museum, Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial & Muse-um, Bethlehem, Sheperd’s Field, Sab-bath Evening Meal. Overnight in Jerusa-lem.

Saturday, Feb 1 Mount of Olives, Gar-den of Gethsemane, Messianic Worship Service, Walk in the Old City. Overnight in Jerusalem.

Sunday, Feb 2 Mt. Zion & Jewish Quar-ter, Western Wall, Southern Wall Exca-vations/Davidson Museum, City of Da-vid (Hezekiah’s Tunnel+Pool of Siloam), Temple of Mounth Sifting Project. Over-night in Jerusalem.

Monday, Feb 3 Garden Tomb, Jerusa-lem Seminary, Saxum Visitor Center, Yad HaShmona Biblical Garden, Jerusa-lem Center for Bible Translators, Yad HaShmona for Closing Meal.

Tuesday, Feb 4 Early morning departure to USA.

SIMPLY GIVING PROGRAM The Simply Giving Program provides a se-cure electronic donation solution for individ-uals to make weekly or monthly offerings to churches and other nonprofit organizations. Please call Cindy in the church office at (715) 354-3790 for more infor-mation, or to have an Au-thorization Form sent to your home.

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WOMEN’S MONDAY NIGHT BIBLE

STUDY: All women: Welcome to our Monday night Women’s Bible Study! At 6:30 pm- 8:00 pm in Trinity room (choir room). We are currently studying the book of John. (Bring your bible- no need to purchase a study guide) Please call Barb Kleven at 715-834-9988 for details as to what chapters we’re studying each week. Be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, accurately handling the word of truth. 2 Timothy 2:15

WOMEN’S THURSDAY MORNING

BIBLE STUDY Marcia Kampf will continue leading the Thursday Morning Women's Bible Study on John. Please join us Thursday's mornings at 9:30 in the Trinity Room. If you wish to join this group and would like a study guide, please contact Marcia at 715-354-3048

THURSDAY EVENING GROUP

BIBLE STUDY

We are continuing our study on the book of Revelation, using a study from RightNow Me-dia called Revelation: The Hope of Glory with Dr David Platt. Please join us at 6:30 in the Trinity Room - all our welcome!!

PRAYER CHAIN: Please contact Sue Svitak with any prayer requests. She can be contacted at sksvitak@hotmail.com or by cell at 715-651-3299.

CONGREGATIONAL CARE Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God

of all comfort, who comforts us in all our af-fliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction, with the com-fort with which we ourselves are comforted by God. 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 This epistle tells us God helps us through difficult times not only because He loves us and wants to help us but also so we can share God’s love and comfort with those who are hurting. Many of us have lost a loved one, experienced depression or loneliness. Some have gone through chronic pain, job loss or any of a number of possible afflic-tions. We all have experiences that we can share how God’s grace and love helped heal and comforted us. If you read the prayer requests in the worship bulletin any Sunday or receive prayer re-quests through the prayer chain, you know there are many people in our community ex-periencing hard times. Jesus himself calls us to love God and to love others. We can do this by: visiting and help-ing those in need listen attentively to their conversation speak words of comfort and encouragement pray with them. God may supply those in need of comfort and encour-agement through you.

WOMEN OF TRINITY HAPPENINGS We held our May meeting on the 2nd, fol-

lowed by a salad luncheon.

June Altar Guild person is Terri Freeman.

A check for $100.00 was sent to the Jayme Closs fund raiser in Barron, which was May 4th.

Donnarae Carrell will purchase the flow-ers for our group for the Bell Tower plant-er and the outdoor service planter, and we will reimburse her. June Ehrich volun-

teered to purchase the flowers for the Memorial Garden, as she does every year.

A pretty warm pink blanket was received from Joanne Schilling, which we will do-nate to the Pregnancy Help Center.

Our monthly meeting will be moved back to the third Thursday of each month, starting at 11:00 a.m.

By the time this is published in the June issue of the ‘Journey,’ the kitchen should be sparkling clean, with two teams work-ing on cleaning it May 9th and May 16th.

A group of ladies met on May 7th to measure and cut red felt banners for the Lion’s Club.

Our next meeting will be June 20th, 11:00 a.m., in the Fellowship Hall.

The Women of Trinity will hold their monthly meeting on Thursday, June 20th, 11:00 a.m., in the Fellowship Hall. All women are invited and encouraged to attend.

Lifest, the largest Christian music festival in the nation, is a place where you can cele-brate the love of God and connect with the family of faith. Featuring over 100 acts on 7 stages, this family-friendly event is sure to have music and activities for all ages. For more info go to: www.lifest.com. For tickets please contact Ashley Beffa at 715-790-1491. Adult tickets $66 and Youth $33.

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ANNUAL CHURCH RUMMAGE

SALE SEPTEMBER 6 & 7 The Women of Trinity will hold the annual church rummage sale the weekend of Sep-tember 6th and 7th, Friday and Satur-day. This sale will coincide with the Birch-wood Area Rummage Sales and is a really big deal. But to make it a success we need to have church members and friends save their valuable and usable items until the week of September 2nd, when items can be brought to the Fellowship Hall. We cannot accept items too large to move, and no com-puters, printers, televisions, etc. All money earned goes toward end-or-the-year local charities and sup-port for our church projects.

MISSIONS AND OUTREACH We here at Trinity (and the US) really have it very easy; not having to worry about the ba-sics like food, water, clothing and a safe place to live. Haiti has been devastated by many hurricanes in the past couple of years. That along with a corrupt government has made life hard for many Haitians.

Gladys works to see that children are edu-cated. In the words of the young girl that Trinity sponsors, she wishes to be "the per-son God wants her to be."

Gladys' summer job is going to churches and speak of her "kids" and more important-ly to find sponsors for them. The cost of sponsorship allows the child to attend school for a year. If not for such sponsorships, these children would be unable to attend school.

For the past several years Missions & Out-reach has collected clothes for Gladys' kids while collecting items for Lutheran World

Relief. You'll notice the Baby Shower Crib is once again set up in the narthex. There are lists of items needed for LWR Baby Kits. Gladys takes the items that LWR will not take. She will also take any size children and adult clothing. It is their proud tradition to dress up for church services. Items for Gladys will need to be in by June 23rd. There is also a possibility that Gladys would need lodging for the night before. With the coming of nice weather also comes gar-age/rummage sale time!! This is an excellent opportunity to get out and look for deals on clothing for babies and kids of all ages. Karen Hayes

J U N E W O R S H I P A S S I S T A N T S

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JUNE 32

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JUNE 19

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JUNE 19

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JUNE 16

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JUNE 16

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JUNE 23

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JUNE 23

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JUNE 30

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JUNE 30

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Jim & Cyndi McGraw

Colleen & Bob Gindt

Karen & Bob Scott

Youth

John & Janet Schieffer

Wally & Kathy Thom

Barb & Rolf Kleven

Terri & Rob Freeman

Pat & Bren-da Mackey

Julie & Kevin Sunderland

USHERS Kyle Hubbard

LeRoy Brensel Youth

Joanne & Eldon Kvale

Wes & Char Mohns

LeRoy Bren-sel & Wally

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Wally Thom

Leo Diehl Youth

Melinda Pedersen &

Penny Sedvig-Bemis

Ginny Johnson &

Jeanne Dahlby

Jim & Cyndi McGraw

READER Donnarae

Carrell Donnarae

Carrell Dianne Buxton Youth

Carol

Addington

Marcia Kampf

Karen Hayes Joanne

Schilling Janet

Schieffer

Kyle

Hubbard

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Kingdom Rocks VBS

Volunteers Needed! June 22nd-June 25th

1 pm-4:30 pm

VBS Director Assistant: Aids the director in all their tasks.

Spotlight VBS Leader: This multimedia master creates fun and engaging VBS slideshows which recap Bible points, verses, and stories. Photography and computer skills are a must for this media mogul.

Craft Leader (Shopkeeper) Asst.: Aids the crafts leader in managing and preparing mate-rials and guiding kids through the process of making a variety of crafts.

Chadder's Royal Theatre & Missions: Sets up a DVD to show Chadder's Kingdom Quest (featuring the exciting adventures of Chadder Chipmunk) at four sessions of Chadder's Royal Theatre & Missions each day.

Registrar: Makes sure registration goes smoothly and collects registration fees.

Crew Leaders: Don't have to prepare anything; they just come each day, guide their Crew members through activities, help facilitate dis-cussions, and generally join in the Kingdom Rock fun.

Decorating Team: Transform the church into a regal king's court. Create props (Sundays at 11am), setup VBS (July 21st @ 11am), &/or Tear Down VBS (July 25th @ 5pm).

Epic Bible Adventures Assistants: Helps with the special effects that really make the Bible stories come alive, in four sessions of Epic Bi-ble Adventures each day.

Epic Bible Adventures Leader: Leads children through incredible and fun interactive activities that really make the Bible stories come alive, in four sessions of Epic Bible Adventures each day.

Games Leader: This energetic and organized individual oversees leading groups of elemen-tary age kids in fun physical activities and dis-cussions.

Games Leader Asst.: Aids the games leader in preparing and leading fun and noncompetitive activities. You can expect lots of hard work, fun, and high-fives.

Opening and Closing Leader: This creative, charismatic, and energetic leader is a master at creating and controlling excitement. They fearlessly tackle singing, dancing, acting, and teaching as they lead an engaging and interac-tive experience for preschool and elementary age kids.

Opening and Closing Leader Asst.: Aids the opening and closing leader by preparing mate-rials, providing a helping hand onstage, and making sure everything runs smoothly.

Sign-In Volunteers: Guides children inside and helps them find their Crews after registration/check-in.

Sing & Play Rock Leaders: Learns the 10 terrif-ic Kingdom Rock songs and motions to lead kids in several songs each day.

Snacks Leader: This organized individual over-sees preparing materials and guiding kids through the process of preparing and serving snacks.

Snacks Leader Asst.: Aids the snack leader in organizing materials and any prep work re-quired for preparing and delivering the snacks.

Spotlight VBS: This multimedia master creates fun and engaging VBS slideshows which recap Bible, points, verses, and stories. Photography and computer skills are a must for this media mogul.

Sign-up in the Narthex or online at https://vbspro.events/p/kingdomrockvbsbirchwood

THIRD WEDNESDAY YOUTH

FELLOWSHIP AND SERVE Birchwood Bobcat Riders are a huge part of our community as they keep the ATV and snowmobile trails cleared and groomed. The Youth Ministry will be “helping hands” with trail cleanup on June 19th to help serve this great organization and community that we love around 4pm.

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THIRD SUNDAY SERVING AND/OR

FELLOWSHIP The congregation and Youth will be helping hands at the Woodlawn Cemetery as we scrub headstones for loved ones at noon on June 2nd. To those who are participating in this serving event a meal will be provided after 10 am service donated by Lisa Damon and her family in the Fellowship Hall. For questions please contact Ashley Beffa at (715)790-1491.

THE CROSS YOUTH AND CONFIR-

MATION The Cross Youth and Confirmation wrapped up

the Gospel of John Wednes-day. We would like to thank all those who provided a meal to our youth and for the support from our congre-gation. For more information on The Cross Youth and Con-firmation 2020 please con-tact Pastor Jack or Ashley Beffa.

PRAYER SHAWL SUNDAY For the summer months, Prayer Shawls will be available in the Fellowship Hall on the 4th Sun-day of the month during Coffee/Refreshment time!

Janet Schieffer 6/1

Bob Scott 6/1

Greg Hayes 6/6

Sawyer Ritchey 6/6

Dianne Buxton 6/8

Karl Kristensen 6/8

Barbara Deutsch 6/9

Grant Polichnia 6/9

Rhonda Schultz 6/10

Hailee Lindow 6/11

Morgan Lobitz 6/14

Harold Deutsch 6/15

Amanda VandeVoort 6/16

Hayley Hayes 6/17

Barb Hinderman 6/17

Payton Baribeau 6/18

Jessica Robotka 6 /18

Sharon Gary 6 /19

Leigh Hedman 6/19

Carol Addington 6/20

Dakota Anderson 6/21

Roger Blanch 6/23

June Bibeau 6/24

Lou Sandow 6/25

Gerald Dolen 6/25

Brian Beffa 6/26

Shirley Sorenson 6/29

Tom Svitak 6/29

Jean Jastram 6/30

Mark Schilberg 6/30

NEXT MEETING OF . . .

Birchwood Food Pantry Open………………………………….………10:30 am, June 1, 3, 15, 17

Worship & Music Team………………………………………………………………... 9:30 am, June 3

Mission & Outreach……………………………………………………………………. 10:00am, June 11

Trinity Lutheran Church Women…………………………………………………..11:00 am, June 20

Congregational Council ………………………………………………………………. 6:30 pm, June 18

Christian Life……………………………………………………………………….………4:00 pm, June 5

JUNE 2019

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10:30a-1:30p – Food Pantry Open

Altar Guild Terri Freeman (10am) Ida Jahnke (8:30am)

2 Seventh Sunday of Easter 8:30a—Outdoor Worship w/ Com-

munion 9:30a – COFFEE TIME 10a – Worship w/Communion PPT: Joanne Schilling Money Counters: Sandi David &

June Ehrich

3 9:30a—Worship & Music Mtg 10:30a-1:30p Food Pantry

Open 6:30p—Wmns Bible Study 7p - AA, Fellowship Hall

4 1:30p ADRC Free Movie

Screening of What They Had

4:00p—Staff Meeting

5 4:00p—Christian Life Meeting

5:30p—The Cross Youth

6 9:30a—Women's Bible

Study 6:30p —Group Bible Study

7 OFFICE CLOSED

8 8-11a—Food Pantry Bake

Sale

9 Pentecost 8:30 a—Outdoor Worship Service w/ Communion 9:30a—COFFEE TIME

10a – Worship w/ Communion

YOUTH SUNDAY

11a—VBS Decorating Mtg

PPT: Melinda Pedersen

Money Counters: Jeanne Dahlby & David Webster

10 6:30p—Wmns Bible Study 7p - AA, Fellowship Hall

11 10:00a—Missions & Outreach

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13 9:30a—Women's Bible

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15 10:30a-1:30p – Food

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16 The Holy Trinity FATHER’S DAY

8:30 a—Outdoor Worship Service w/ Communion 9:30a – DAD’S & DONUTS 10a – Worship w/ Communion

Love Fund & Food Pantry Offerings

PPT: Rob Freeman Money Counters: Mike Rubin &

Brenda Mackey

17 Journey Deadline 10:30a-1:30p Food Pantry

Open 6:30p—Wmns Bible Study 7p - AA, Fellowship Hall

18 9a– Rice Lake Women’s Connection Brunch 6:30p - Council Mtg

19 5:30p—The Cross Youth

20 11a—WOT Meeting 9:30a—Women's Bible

Study 6:30p —Group Bible Study

21 OFFICE CLOSED

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23 2nd Sunday after Pentecost 8:30 a—Outdoor Worship Service w/ Communion 9:30a – COFFEE TIME 10a – Worship w/Communion PRAYER SHAWL SUNDAY PPT: Mike Rubin Money Counters: Ruth Clausen &

Cindy Westphal

24 6:30p—Wmns Bible Study 7p - AA, Fellowship Hall

25 12-6p—Red Cross Blood

Drive

26 10:30a—Journey Assembly

27 9:30a—Women’s Bible

Study 6:30p —Group Bible Study

28 OFFICE CLOSED

29 9a –VBS Volunteer

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30 3rd Sunday after Pentecost 8:30 a—Outdoor Worship Service w/ Communion 9:30a – COFFEE TIME 10a – Worship w/Communion PPT: Joanne Schilling Money Counters: Mike Rubin &

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6/2 — 8:30 and 10am Worship w/ Communion

6/9 — 8:30 and 10am Worship w/ Communion (Youth Sunday)

6/16— 8:30 and 10am Worship w/ Communion

6/23 — 8:30 and 10am Worship w/ Communion

6/30 — 8:30 and 10am Worship w/ Communion

In the military: Rigil & Randy Christensen, Rochelle & Alex Fabrizio, Eric Bebee, Tim Groth, John Hughes, Cody Davis, Bennett Jorgensen and all those serving in the military.

KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS Tom Allard

Vicki Busick

Debbie Davis

June Erich

Barb Fegan

Annette Gentile

Dan Gowan

Laine Guttenberg

Ron Hartzell

Andy Hedman

McKel Heebink

Becky Hunt

Art Johnson

Eileen Koeferl

Bill & Eunice Kuntz

Roy Kuula

Bill & Joyce Lambrecht

Rebecca Langham

Ed Leader

Lora

Leonard Nysted

Mary Nysted

Betty Orsund

Kathy Paquette

Fred Peck

Jean Petersen

Jim Pravda

Tom Reed

Bill Rice

Buddy Robotka

Ro Sackmann

Carter Sackmann

Collette Sandow

Frank & Linda Starca

Cindy Schaan

Timothy Wallace

Elaine Yndestad

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JUNE 2019 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

Jack Jorgensen, Pastor Cindy Westphal, Parish Administrator

Ashley Beffa, Youth & Family Joanne Schilling, Choir Director

Betty Blanch & Donnarae Carrell, Custodians 501 E. Chetac Ave ♦ PO Box 8 ♦ Birchwood, WI 54817

(715) 354-3790 ♦ (651) 592-8961(Pastor’s cell) ♦ trinitylutheranbirchwood.com ♦

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