CALL to WORSHIP

“Share the Joy of Growing in Christ’s Love” Published Monthly June 2015 Office Hours: Mon. – Fri. www.unitedinchirsteveleth.org Office Phone: 744-2694

Inside this Issue: Pastor Joel’s MessagePastor Steven Weston’s start date at United in ChristDay Camp InformationNational Youth Gathering Youth MessageWomen of the ELCAHealth Ministry MessageRegister for Day Camp

United in Christ Lutheran Church201 Station 44 RoadEveleth, MN 55734

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June 2015 “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.” Psalm 119:105

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Dear Friends,

The words from Psalm 119 at some point in the sixties or seventies were set to music, and so are engrained in my brain as a song; a song that arises easily to mind. You know how that works, a tune or a melody lives in your brain and for some unknown reason you are humming the tune or even walking through Target singing it! This song is one of those songs for me.

As I sit down to write this last article for the “Call to Worship” these words carried by their tune sprang to mind. I love the image these words evoke.

Imagine someone walking a trail in the pitch dark. Without light, the person cannot see a thing. So they are holding a lamp to light the path and find their way.

Now, we must know that unlike a modern flashlight, a lamp only cast light for a short distance around the person’s feet that was carrying it. We are used to being able to shine a flashlight’s beam ahead of us, and wherever we decide to point it. Lamps do not work that way. That is why in paintings you see a person holding a lamp up high, for then its light shines in a brighter circle. When walking in the dark by the light of a lamp a person has to focus on their next step or two rather than looking ahead and planning one’s way ahead.

Like the light of a lamp, God’s word lights our way. God is the one who shows us where our next steps should be. God guides us in the way we should go. God wants to be our guide, our light for the paths of the earth.

But, we need to remember to take his lamp with us, we need to decide to walk in his light.In the summer of 1995 I worked at Wilderness Canoe Base on Seagull Lake at the very end of the Gunflint trail. The camp is located on two islands right on the edge of the Boundary Waters. In those days, its cabins were nestled amongst the trees and boulders of the forest and were connected by winding, uneven footpaths. These paths were beautiful to walk on during the

day, but at night were treacherous unless you had a light.

One night I was up late talking (can you imagine that?!) in the main lodge. When it came time to walk back to my cabin I realized that I had forgot to bring along my headlamp.

“Oh, well.” I thought, “I know the way.”

That night there was no moon and under the trees the forest floor was inky black. I could not see anything, not even my non-proverbial hand in front of my eyes. By the time I had literally crawled half-way down the path to my cabin I was praying to find my way, while cursing myself for having left my headlamp next to my bunk.

Life can be like my dark journey. Too many of us have found ourselves crawling amongst the rocks and roots of life’s path, feeling our way forward on our hands and knees, not able to see our next step for the lack of a guiding light. This is not necessary, and it is foolish.

God has given us light, Jesus is our light. Jesus wants to be our guide in life. And God gives us a lamp, his word to guide us on our way.

I pray that each day, you open your eyes to Jesus’ light. I pray that you go to God’s word for nourishment, strength, and guidance for your daily walk. I pray that you call upon Jesus to lead you forward in life. Let the Lord be your lamp and light!

I want to thank each of you for the part you have played in my life and ministry here at United in Christ Lutheran Church. The Lord gives us one

Pastor Joel’s message…Pastor Joel’s message…

another upon life’s journey so that we might know community and love that we will be the church together. Though we will not be worshiping within the same four walls anymore, we will continue to be the church together, now and forever in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Go with God following the light of Christ! We will see each other again, here on earth, or in Jesus’s presence in heaven.Amen.

In Christ’s love, Pastor Joel

June 2015

Dear United in Christ, We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your wonderful send-off on Sunday, May 17. It was a special day that we will remember forever! Thank you for your shared tears, smiles, words of encouragement, and stories. Thank you for the financial gifts as well; they will help us in our transition to Norway.  I would love to write each one of you a personal note of thanks, but time has cut this task short, so you will have to know how thankful we are via the "Call to Worship"!  You have shaped our lives and we are different because of your presence. We would be less without you. Thank you for being people of grace, love, and Christ's presence. May God bless and keep you until we meet again.  In Christ's love and with Hearts of Deep Gratitude,Pastor Emily, Pastor Joel, Nestor, and Johan

Summer Worship ScheduleBegins June 7

9:00 A.M. Worship and Holy Communion 10:30 A.M. Outdoor Worship

United in Christ Lutheran

LEADERSHIPHave a question, concern, comment, or anything else you would like to discuss about United in Christ Lutheran congregation? Just send an email off to any of the Congregation Council members or staff listed below. Or you can call them at the phone number next to their name.

Heath Boe, president, 744-1140heathboe@yahoo.com

Marge Bartovich, 744-2231mbartovich@hotmail.com

David R. Hamalainen, 741-3821dvdhmlnn@aol.com

Ken Lahti, 744-5761fklahti@gmail.com

Danielle Larson, 744-4312danielle_larson@aol.com

Cheri Michaels, 744-1077 cheryl.l.michaels@gmail.com Roger Nelson, 744-5209

nonelson@live.comLaurie Oates, vice-president, 744-2551

oatesfameve@aol.comBrianne Pellinen, 290-0100

iso_amalia@hotmail.comSonja Simonson, office manager, 744-2694

sonjalsimonson@gmail.com

Click on this QR code with your Smartphone to give your offering with a credit card to United in Christ Lutheran Church. It will take you to www.unitedinchristlutheran.org.

INTENTIONAL INTERIMPastor Steven Weston

The Congregation Council is working to finalize the agreement with our intentional interim pastor.  He is Pastor Steve Weston, an ordained ELCA pastor, and recently

served as the intentional interim at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Two Harbors, MN.  More information will be provided in the next issue of the "Call to Worship" where he will introduce himself. So, stay tuned.Pastor Weston’s first Sunday worship at United in Christ Lutheran will be June 14.

BURGER BASH SUCCESS

The Burger Bash held on May 6 was a resounding success!  The idea for this actually came as a result of some responses to the survey conducted a few months ago.  

Youth involvement, community outreach, generational fellowship, and potential new membership all were accomplished.  And with over $1,100 being raised, our church budget benefited as well. Making this all happen was definitely a group effort. Many thanks go out to those who donated items, arranged the music and lawn games, served the food, cleaned up afterwards, and of course partook in the festivities.  We will be doing another meal like this in the fall (burgers or possibly pasta?). So if you have any ideas to make this event even better, please keep an eye on the bulletin and newsletter for when the planning starts.  Thank you again to all who participated!  

DAY CAMP INFORMATIONDay Camp will be held this year, Monday through Friday, June 22-26, so please mark your calendars as you plan your summer! You won’t

want to miss this week of fun, fellowship, out-door time, games, learning about Jesus, and making new friends. Counselors from Voya-geurs Lutheran Ministry will lead the week.

Lots of coordinating is needed as things come together to welcome the counselors and make sure all the details of each day are completed. If you are able to be a part of this week, whether it is donating snacks, providing an evening meal to the counselors, assisting during the day, driving the 4-6 graders to their service project, or being on hand for last minute help, we would appreciate it so much.

Most of the details of this camping ministry have been taken care of. But it requires extra hands and help for the week to go as smoothly as possible. Registration forms are attached. Please fill one out for each child and turn it in as soon as possible.

The cost of camp is $25 for the whole week. This is an amazing deal for 27 hours of camp! We want as many people as possible to attend camp during this week. If finances are an issue for you, we don’t want them to be, so let us know and come to camp!

What: Day Camp at United in Christ Lutheran ChurchWho: All Kids, ages 5 (must be going into Kindergarten) thru 12 (including those who just finished 6th grade)When: Monday, June 22 through Friday, June 26 (9 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Monday- Thursday) (9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. on Friday)Where: 201 Station 44 Road, EvelethWhy: Because it is awesomely fun and exciting as we gather together to learn about Jesus, each other, and play! Cost: $25 per child (If you are not able to afford this, please let Sonja Simonson, church administrator know.)

NE MN SYNOD JOURNEY AND

NATIONAL YOUTH GATHERING

June 2015

Late in the evening of July 10, ten youth and two adults from United in Christ Lutheran will board a bus with others from our area. We will be heading off to the NE MN Synod Journey and National ELCA Youth Gathering. The first three days will be spent in Michigan and staying overnight in Lansing at Michigan State Univer-sity. Two of these days we will be volunteering on service projects. This could include anything from picking up litter, to pruning vegetation, painting, boarding up abandoned buildings, or other physical work.

One day in Detroit we will learn about the local culture and lifestyle. Hopefully the youth will be able to spend time with local youth learning from them and sharing their faith.

July 15 the ten buses will load and head off to Detroit for the National ELCA Youth Gathering. We will be staying in hotels and bussed to inner Detroit for daily activities. One day will again be a service day called, Proclaim Justice. Again we will be in the community of Detroit under-taking a variety of projects. The other two days will be spent at the Cobo Center. One of those days is Proclaim Story where we will spend sharing our faith stories. The other day is Proclaim Community where the youth can have fun learning how the ELCA shares and works all across the world. The youth will also be able to spend time just having fun at a huge sports area. Other possibilities include being a blood donor (with parental approval) or donating hair to children who have hair loss because of different situations.

Each evening will be spent at Ford Field amongst 30,000 youth. There will be different speakers each evening, music, and a chance to enjoy meeting other groups.Sunday morning, July 19, will be our final worship service and we will be traveling back to Minnesota with a very late night arrival.

Youth from United in Christ who will be attend-ing and who have been preparing since last September are Joey Addy, Sam Albrecht, Jared

Celley, Margo Giese, Emily Haugen, Sawyer Hill, Sydney Hill, Garret Kokal, Samantha Klander, and Suvi Rova. The adult leaders are Deb Hendrickson and Ali Hill. A special thank you goes to Ali Hill for just recently agreeing to be a chaperone to help make this an unforget-table event for our senior high youth!

Thank you to members of United in Christ for your encouragement and support, including fund-raising support. We look forward to shar-ing our adventure once we return. And most of all, please keep us all in your prayers during this event.

The participants of 2015 National ELCA Youth Gathering

National YouthGathering Fundraisers

This July 4 we will continue to raise money for the youth trip to the National Youth Gathering in Detroit. Opportunities will be available to raise money by helping with the Eveleth “Fourth of July” parade and the Gilbert “Fourth of July Kiddie” parade canteen. If youth have to march with the band, their parents or siblings can work in their place. These are two important fundraisers!

Also, the “Dog House” at Super One Foods South in Virginia will be run by our youth on Land of the Loon weekend. When you stop for groceries, grab a hot dog or brat and beverage to support our youth. Spread the word!

Thank you to

each person and/or family who has honored a loved one recently with a gift in honor of or in

memory of them. We praise God for those who are dear to our hearts.

IN MEMORY OF:Donald Bergquist from

Myra MalterudChuck and Marian ChaseWanda KlaboePat Moore

Florence Bartovich fromTony and Marge Bartovich

Impie Strumbell fromMarcia Bazzani

Parents, Stewart and Dorothy Chase, andHenry and Vieno Hendrickson, from

Chuck and Marian ChaseMy Father and Mother from

Dorothy HallHilda Erickson and Amanda Hendrickson from

Alden and Arlen HendricksonOur Parents from

Marvin and Margaret HillOur Parents from

Ken and Fran LahtiHelen Dreshar from

Wilbert and Carole MattsonMillie and Jack Welch from

Pat MooreLaila Rasula from

Mr. and Mrs. Gale RostvitMike and Janet WhiteLouella Zappa

LaVonne Simonson Swanson fromDan and Sonja Simonson

My Mother, Genevieve Lung, fromDiane Solbakken

Loved Ones fromJohn Torrel

Our Parents from Les and Carol Maunu

Jim and Aune Mitson fromSara Palazzari

Mothers, Annie Phillips and Sylvia Walters fromGeorge and Stancy Walters

Ludwig Gulbranson fromAnthony and Linda Starc

Husband, Wes Nesselroad, and Parents, Harold and Lucille Holtman, from

Winone Nesselroad

Our Parents fromArt and Florence Tweten

IN HONOR OF:Our Family from

Ken and Fran LahtiFay Svoboda from

Cheri MichaelsDelores Anderson and Betsy Skerjance from

Mark and Dora SkerjanceOur Children and Our Grandchildren from

Les and Carol MaunuPastor Joel, Pastor Emily, Nestor and Johan from

Rick and Donna KlanderMy family, Chris and Anderea Lintula, and Emma Lintula, Chad Nesselroad from

Winone NesselroadJohn Sepin on his 80th birthday from

Tom and Nancy Roseen

This month we are blessed to help the following members and friends of our congre-gation celebrate special birthdays. Blessings and congratulations in June to:

Lillian Kangas June 12William Moylan June 16William Tomassoni June 22Louis Wiirre June 26June Waseleski June 27Jean Bergquist June 30

It is our practice to list the readings that will be used during the next few weeks on Sunday mornings. As of this printing, they have not been determined. Also, those who normally attend a Wednesday,

11:30 a.m. bible study to review these lessons,

please watch the Sunday bulletin announcements for that schedule.

Second Sunday after Pentecost June 7 , 2015The Lesson Mark 3:20-35

Third Sunday after Pentecost June 14 , 2015The Lesson to be announced

Fourth Sunday after Pentecost June 21, 2015The Lesson to be announced

Fifth Sunday after Pentecost June 28 , 2015The Lesson to be announced

The Iron Range Chapter of the Compassionate Friends will be meeting Tuesday, June 9, at 6:30 p.m.

There will be two separate meetings the month of June, both at Our Savior's Lutheran in Virginia.  The

subject will be "Words" that encourage, led by Rhoda and Becky.  

There will also be a "Men Only" campfire meeting with Bob at 8573 Spring Lake Park Road in Parkville. 

The TCF meetings are open to those that have experienced the death of a child, grandchild, or a sibling.  It is a mutual assistance, self-help organization offering friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved families.  We welcome you to our meetings with open hearts.  You will find hugs of friendship and understanding, stories of pain, and of hope.  You will have found a new home with caring people who will walk with you every step of your grief journey. For further information on these meetings or TCF please contact Sue at 749-2089.  

For Fun

Feeling footloose and frisky, a featherbrained fellow forced his fond father to fork over the farthings and flew far to foreign fields and frittered his fortune, feasting fabulously with faithless friends.

Fleeced by his fellows in folly and facing famine, the fellow floundered as a feed-flinger in a filthy farm. Fairly famished, he fain would have filled his frame with foraged food from fodder fragments. “Fooey, my father’s flunkies fare far finer!”

The frazzled fugitive forlornly fumbled, frankly facing facts. He fled forthwith to his family. Falling at his father’s feet, he forlornly fumbled, “Father, I’ve fruitlessly forfeited family favor.”

The farsighted father, forestalling further flinching, frantically flagged his flunkies to fetch a fatling from the flock and fix a feast. The fugitive’s fault-finding brother frowned on fickle forgiveness of the former folderol. But the faithful father figured, “Filial fidelity is fine, but the fugitive is found! What forbids fervent festivity? Let flags be unfurled! Let fanfares flair!”

—The Treasury of Good Clean Church Jokes

SAVE THE DATE

Mark your calendars! The 3rd annual Bluegrass Festival will be Saturday, July 25, from 1:00 - 7:00 p.m. at Camp Vermilion near Cook, MN. There will be great music, great food, great family fun in God's great north woods! This event is free and open to all. Funds raised through food sales, live and silent auctions, and a raffle support the programs at Voyageurs Lutheran Ministry.

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June 2015

“Cast your cares on the Lord and He will sustain you.” Psalm 55:22

I recall this verse many times in my daily life. It comes to

mind especially as Pastor Joel and Pastor Emily, Nestor, and Johan are traveling to Norway as they accepted God’s call to spread his Word and minister there. Our prayers are with them for a safe voyage and as they experience many new adventures.

Women of the ELCA will be experiencing a little summer respite after the NE MN Conference is over on June 13. Lots of information will be shared on the bulletin board in the social hall.

Melissa Gulan and Susan Anderson deserve much credit and thank you for a great job of organizing the latest pasty sale. Also, thanks to each volunteer who gave of their time. The proceeds will be given to help fund the adults and youth traveling to the ELCA National Youth Gathering in July.

May 12 about 70 women enjoyed a special catered spring banquet by Northgate Café. Shannon Gunderson entertained with her musical selections that spanned about 100 years. Thank you, Shannon. Thanks to Stancy for making the arrangements, thanks to Pat for sharing a poem about girlfriends, and thanks for the donations of door prizes.

A correction from the May recipe of blueberry muffins should include 1 teaspoon baking powder. (That is a very old recipe, so they may mean ½ teaspoon of the double action baking power!?)Here is a recipe from 1961 Women of Concordia Lutheran Cookbook.

Swedish Meatballs (8 servings)1 lb. ground beef½ lb. ground pork½ teaspoon allspice1 small onion (grated)1 cup bread crumbs2/3 cup cream1 egg1 teaspoon salt½ teaspoon black pepper

Mix all ingredients and roll into balls. Fry in fat until brown! Add a small amount of water and let simmer on a very low heat for about 30 minutes. Also, may be baked in a covered casserole dish in the oven at 325 degrees.

If any of the circles have news to share, please call Stancy at 744-2639.

Your sisters in Christ, Elaine Edwardson, 744-9933Stancy Walters, 741-2639

The next scheduled blood drive will be held at the church on Mon., July 20, from 2:00 until 6:00 p.m. If you are willing and available to give blood, please call Bonnie Keller and volunteer at 744-2875.

Thanks in advance for helping save someone’s life with your donation of blood. All types of blood needed! What a wonderful gift to give. The gift of life to someone struggling with a major health issue.

MESSAGE FROM

THE HEALTH

MINISTRY

COMMITTEE

June 2015

Avoid Mosquito Bites and West Nile Virus

Take the commonsense steps below to reduce your risk:

Avoid mosquito bites Clean out mosquitoes from the places where you

live, work, and play Help your community control the disease

Something to remember: The chance that any one person is going to become ill from a single mosquito bite remains low. The risk of severe illness and death is highest for people over 50 years old, although people of all ages can become ill.

Avoid Mosquito BitesUse Insect Repellent Apply insect repellent to exposed skin and clothing when you go outdoors. According to the CDC, insect repellents that contain DEET (N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide), picaridin (KBR 3023), and IR3535 as well as some oil of lemon, eucalyptus, and para-menthane-diol products usually provide longer protection than insect repellents contain-ing different active ingredients. Even a short time outdoors can be long enough to get a mosquito bite.

Always follow the product label's instructions for use. Look for a graphic created by the Environ-mental Protection Agency that indicates how long the product will protect you from tick and mosquito bites. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that DEET should not be used on children younger than 2 months old. Clothing Can Help Reduce Mosquito Bites When possible, wear long sleeves, long pants,

and socks when outdoors. Mosquitoes may bite through thin clothing, so spraying clothes with repellent will give extra protection. Don't apply repellents containing the ingredient permethrin directly to skin. Permethrin should only be used on clothes, shoes, bed netting, and camping gear. Do not spray repellent containing DEET on the skin under your clothing.

Be Aware of Peak Mosquito Hours Dusk and dawn are peak mosquito biting times for many species of mosquitoes. Take extra care to use repellent and protective clothing during evening and early morning -- or consider avoiding outdoor activities during these times. But keep in mind that these are not the only time that mosquitos bite. For instance the tiger mosquito, which was accidentally introduced into the United States, is one that's quite active during the day.

Mosquito-Proof Your HomeDrain Standing Water Mosquitoes lay their eggs in standing water. Limit the number of places around your home for mosquitoes to breed by getting rid of items that hold water, such as empty trash cans or unused children's toys.

Install or Repair Screens Some mosquitoes like to come indoors. Keep them outside by having well-fitting screens on both windows and doors.

Help Your Community Fight West Nile VirusReport Dead Birds to Local Authorities Dead birds may be a sign that West Nile virus is circulating between birds and the mosquitoes in an area. More than 130 species of birds are known to have been infected with West Nile virus, though not all infected birds will die. It's important to remember that birds die from many other causes besides West Nile virus.By reporting dead birds to state and local health departments, you can play an important role in monitoring West Nile virus. State and local agencies have different policies for collecting and testing birds.

United in Christ Lutheran Church

Eveleth MN 55734Congregation Council Meeting Minutes

May 11, 2015

I. Members Present: Heath Boe, Marge Bartovich, David R. Hamalainen, Cindy Hultman, Ken Lahti, Danielle Larson, Laurie Oates, Brianne Pellinen, Pastor Joel Rova-Hegener, Sonja Simonson, David Tollefson

II. Call to Order: The meeting was called to order at 6:35 p.m. by Congregation Council President Heath Boe. Pastor Joel led devotions.

III. Minutes: The minutes from the April 13, 2015, as mailed were accepted on a motion. MCU.

IV. Financial Report: The report for April 30, 2015, was reviewed and accepted as printed. MCU.

V. Pastors’ Reports: Pastor Joel’s and Pastor Emily’s monthly reports were reviewed as printed.

VI. A letter of resignation from Kelly Suihkonen, nursery director, was received effective upon finding a replacement. We will begin advertising for the position.

VII. Building and Grounds: There was a drip in the ceiling from recent rain. The Tuesday volunteers will address the problem and seal it again.

VIII. Old Business: We brought in $1,214 from the Burger Bash ticket sales and still have to the bills. There is a $250 grant from Thrivent Financial towards the bills. The profits will benefit our benevolence to Lutheran Social Services of MN.

IX. New Business:A. Outdoor worship planning is underway and will begin on June 7. More volunteers are needed

as technicians for set up. B. Pastor Steven Weston, intentional interim, will plan to start with United in Christ Lutheran

about July 5. A definite time and contract will be negotiated by the executive board. C. Pulpit supply for the Sundays as needed beginning May 31 will be found.D. We will proceed with contacting Congregation Consulting Services. They will help us apply for

a government refund on health insurance payments.

X. Up Coming Dates:May 11 – Women of the ELCA hosted spring banquet for all women and guests May 14 – Thrivent Financial planning presentation May 17 – Appreciation Celebration for the Rova-Hegener FamilyMay 24 – High School graduates recognitionJune 7 – Summer schedule begins and includes Outdoor WorshipJune 8 – The next regularly scheduled Congregation Council meeting

XI. The Lord’s Prayer was said and the meeting was adjourned at 8:15 p.m. and the next regularly scheduled meeting will be May 11, at 6:30 p.m.

David TollefsonCongregation Council secretary

Day Camp is Coming to United in Christ

During the Week of June 22-26, 2015!What is Day Camp?Day Camp is a five-day camp experience filled with much of the same fun and excitement found in the in-camp programs of Camp Hiawatha and Camp Vermillion.  Day Camp is a “little bit of camp” in our congregation and community! 

Where will Day Camp take place?Day Camp will take place at United in Christ Lutheran Church, June 22-26, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (Monday through Thursday) and 9:00 a.m.-noon (Friday).

Who may attend Day Camp?Day Camp is designed for those who are ages 5 (entering kindergarten) through completed 6 th grade. The 4-6th graders will focus some of their time doing service projects in the community.

Why Hold A Day Camp?Voyageurs Lutheran Ministry offers Day Camp to K-3rd graders to provide programming for those who might not be ready to attend camp. Day Camp for 4th through 6th graders is intended to connect the students to the home congregation and community. Day Camp can also provide an excellent opportunity to draw in youth and families from our community! So, please encourage your friends to come with you! 

What is offered at Day Camp?The Day Camp program includes: worship, crafts, Bible Study, camp songs, skits, nature hikes, and camp fun!

What is the cost? The cost of day camp without a scholarship is $50.  BUT, due to the Camp Sunday caramel and cinnamon roll fundraiser and “In Remembrance” Sunday, we are able to offer each child a $25 scholarship.  The total for each child to attend is $25.  What a deal!  Yet, we would never turn anyone away because of finances.  So, if there is need of a full scholarship, please let us know. Call the church office at 744-2694.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Day Camp Registration Form     Please attach a check payable to: United in Christ Lutheran for $25 and the health form.

Name:_____________________________________ Phone:____________________________

Address/City/State/Zip:__________________________________________________________

__________________________________________ Grade Completed:__________________

Parent/Guardian Name:_________________________________________________________

I am interested in the policies and programs of Voyageurs Lutheran Ministry, and I give my child permission to participate in all activities (on and off site) of the session he/she may be attending. I will submit a signed, completed Health History Form upon my child’s arrival at Day Camp. I also agree that my photo or my child’s may be used for VLM’s promotional publications or videos. I waive the right to inspect or approve photos or footage if used for such purposes.