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- Calendar
- Today 4/13
- 8:30 AM Worship
- 9:30 AM Adult Education Hour
- 9:30 AM Worship, New Member Reception, Sunday School
- 11:00 AM Celebrate! Worship
- 1:00 PM People to People (FL)
- 5:00 PM Hmong Dinner
- 5:00 PM Mature Singles Group/Nutrition and Wellness
- Monday 4/14
- 7:00 AM Men's Bible Study
- 10:15 AM New Brighton Care Center Service
- 12:30 PM Bible Study
- 3:00 PM CPY Program
- 6:30 PM ELCA Scholarship Team
- 6:30 PM Immigrant Support Group
- 7:00 PM Local Mission Partners
- 7:00 PM Worship & Music
- 8:30 PM Men's 30+ Basketball
- Tuesday 4/15
- 1:00 PM Anna Circle
- 1:30 PM Staff Meeting
- 3:00 PM CPY Program
- 6:30 PM Celebrate Rehearsal
- 6:30 PM Daisy GS (L608)
- 7:00 PM Book Club (Library)
- 7:00 PM Cub Pack 106 Meeting (Gym)
- 7:00 PM Decorating Meeting
- 7:00 PM Stephen Ministry (FL)
- Wednesday 4/16
- 3:00 PM CPY Program
- 4:30 PM Youth Guitar
- 5:00 PM Dinner
- 5:00 PM Harmony Choir
- 6:00 PM Beth Moore Bible Study
- 6:00 PM Confirmation, Children's Program, Adult Study
- 6:00 PM King's Ringers Handbell Choir
- 6:00 PM PreK-3Gr Choir
- 6:45 PM 4&5 Gr Choir
- 7:30 PM bNatural Handbell Choir
- 7:30 PM Guitar Class
- 7:30 PM Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal
- 7:30 PM Youth Guitar
- 8:15 PM HS Handbells
- Thursday 4/17
- 9:30 AM Claudia Circle
- 1:00 PM Deborah Circle
- 2:30 PM Innsbruck Volunteer Dinner (FL) (1:00) Diane 651-288-5240
- 3:00 PM CPY Program
- 6:30 PM Love & Logic Parent Class
- 6:30 PM Yoga
- 7:30 PM Pat Wells Group
- 8:30 PM Men's Open Basketball
- Friday 4/18
- 3:00 PM CPY Program
- Saturday 4/19
- 9:00 AM Doing Good Together Setup (Gym)
- 9:00 AM Silent Auction Setup (FL/Chapel)
- Sunday 4/20
- 8:00 AM Silent Auction
- 8:30 AM Worship
- 9:30 AM Worship, Sunday School, Adult Education Hour
- 11:00 AM Celebrate! Worship
- 12:00 PM Doing Good Together
- 5:00 PM Mature Singles Group/Meet at Wong’s Kitchen
- Today 4/13
GUIDED BY THE GOSPEL: GATHERING • GROWING • GIVING
- CtK to Host Second Spring LEAF Session
- You have three more opportunities to experience one free day of Spring LEAFs (Ecumenical Life Enrichment Adult Forums) if you are coming for the first time--April 14 (at Christ the King), April 28 and May 12 (at Nativity Lutheran in St. Anthony.)
- Approximately 100 people enjoy these offerings every Spring and Fall.
- Anyone who has Monday mornings available and enjoys stimulating presentations on current events, spiritual enrichment and the arts is invited. Sessions are from 9 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. and include lunch. They are held every other Monday for four Mondays in the Spring and Fall.
- Monday, April 14 there’s a choice of one of three presentations for the first hour (A musical journey with Rev. Glenn Martin; A brief look at the parables of Jesus with Rev. Ryan Brodin; or Melodye Eisele’s presentation on the holistic and transformational power of music in our lives.) After coffee break, Charles Lutz will present “The Holy Land Conflict: Is There Any Hope?” He has been with us before and has powerful insights into the Middle East conflict.
- Registration forms with information on all programs are available in the office.
- Women's Annual Spring Salad Supper, May 15th at 6:00pm
- All women of Christ the King (& friends) are invited to the Annual Spring Salad Supper in the Fireside Room on Thursday, May 15 at 6:00 PM. Anna and Deborah Circles are hosting this event.
- Following the supper we’ll hear a delightful presentation by Bonnie Ellis “Apron, God in my Pocket.” You’re encouraged to wear your favorite apron that evening. After Bonnie’s presentation we’ll gather in the sanctuary to hear our own Brian Wallin, soloist, and the Celebrate Choir directed by our Minister of Music, Bruce Phelps. A suggested $5 free-will offering will be taken for the benefit of the music ministry at Christ the King.
- Come, bring a friend, and enjoy a wonderful spring evening of fellowship and entertainment. Please reserve by signing up in the church office or calling the office (651-633-4674) no later than Friday, May 9.
- The CtK Young Couples Group will kick off this spring with a dinner out at Benihana on Sunday, April 27th at 6:00pm. "Benihana restaurants are traditional Japanese-style hibachi steakhouses - called "teppanyaki." At Benihana, your meal is prepared and served by a performing chef, right at your table. Diners can choose from a variety of fresh sushi and other Japanese favorites." Please RSVP to Lynne at lebollmeier@aol.com by Friday, April 25th for reservations. We hope you can join us for a fun night out with good food and great discussions!
- Yoga will be held Thursdays in April, from 6:30-7:30 pm. Cost $5.00. Come when you can. New people are always welcome.
- Growing in our faith and understanding. . .
- Adult Forums Sundays 9:30-10:30 AM Rooms M101-103
- Today -- The Life and Ministry of the Apostle Peter - An ELCA Mosaic DVD that explores the life and the ministry of “Peter,” the disciple Christ called “The Rock” upon which his church would be built. Explores the differing roles the Roman Catholic and Lutheran Churches apply to Peter’s influence in the early church.
- April 20 -- Lithuanian Christian Artist, Zilvanas Jakstas Pastor Jakstas was born in Lithuania during Soviet times, became a Franciscan monk and began his art in iconography during his mission to Siberia. Has created icons in many parts of the world. Come and hear his fascinating life story and enjoy his amazing art!
- No Women’s Morning Bible Study on Wednesday April 15th
- Women’s Bible Studies
- Stepping Up: A Journey through the Psalms of Ascent by Beth Moore, will be a 7-week study, focused on Psalms 120-134. A workbook for this study will cost $20 and the DVD will be viewed weekly along with the discussion. This study will begin on April 7th, 12:30-2:30 in the Library. Please let Audrey Shoopman or Melodee Rossi, rossipd@msn.com, know of your interest so a book can be ordered.
- Holding Out for a Hero, by Lisa Harper, will be a 6-week study, focused on the book of Hebrews. An interactive DVD is included with this book and the cost is $15. The DVD can be used at home and will be used during the weekly discussions. This will begin on April 14th, 12:30-2:30, in the Fireside Lounge. For information, Audrey Shoopman or Cheri Aldridge, cherialdridge@hotmail.com.
- Higher Ground Dinner Menu for April 16th
- Country Glazed Ham, Old Fashioned Scalloped Potatoes, Garden Peas, Tossed Salad, Dinner Roll and Dessert
- Cost: 3 yrs. and under free, all others $4.00.
- Higher Ground Bible Study Wednesday Evenings 6–7:15
- “Congregations Caring for Creation”
- As we anticipate Earth Day on April 22, our Council-appointed Windows For Understanding Team presents four sessions on the faith basis for our care of the earth and the practical things we can do to save and nourish the earth.
- April 23: Pledge to use less energy and make a real difference. Neely Crane-Smith from Center for Energy and Environment in MN will speak about the importance of energy in our world and just how much we can save if we “Pledge to use less energy”.
- April 30: Global Warming and Caring for Creation Ingrid Vick from the Lutheran Coalition for Public Policy in MN will talk about faith based advocacy relating to a global warming solutions bill under consideration in the MN Legislature.
- Also: April 16: Meet CtK’s Missionaries serving in Tanzania,
- Jean Wahlstrom and Marv Kananen
- David Walsh Seminar: “NO. Why kids Need to Hear it and Ways Parents Can Say It” was postponed until Monday, April 21st at 7:p.m. at St. Anthony Middle/High School Auditorium. Dr. David Walsh, psychologist, educator, family therapist, author, speaker, husband and father of three will provide you with an arsenal of tactics, explanations and examples for using “NO” the right way with your kids. He gives down-to-earth advice that you can immediately use to improve your relationship with your kids.
- Paying for College Workshop, Tuesday, April 22, 7 p.m.
- Financial aid, grants, loans ... help! Paying for college involves more than filling out the FAFSA and crossing your fingers. Find out what college really costs these days, and how you can afford it. Independent expert Mick Endersbe, president of College Planning University, has a unique values-based approach to figuring out what's really important for your family and your child's education. For parents (and grandparents) of kids of all ages ... it's never too early or too late to start thinking about this important topic. Bring your questions to a free workshop at Christ the King Tuesday, April 22, at 7 p.m. Generously underwritten by Thrivent Financial.
- Giving of ourselves and our resources. . .
- Faith in Action
- Faith in Action is an emphasis on different social issues each month. April’s emphasis is “Shoulder to Shoulder”. Each week during the month we will spotlight a specific ministry. Displays in the Narthex will include information regarding what the ministry has accomplished and how you can be involved.
- This week we are highlighting Doing Good Together.
- “Doing Good Together” - a Faith-In-Action event at CtK
- This is for the whole family on Sunday, April 20, 12 noon to 3pm .
- Participate in hands-on activities that will help others:
- * Make no-sew fleece blankets for A.S.P.;
- * “Whisper Phones” for students in special education and those learning
- English as a second language;
- * Birthday bags for residents of area shelters;
- * Placemats for Meals on Wheels recipients, and other projects.
- A FREE WILL OFFERING LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE.
- For more information call Audrey Shoopman at 651-633-4674 X107
- Silent Auction April 20, 8:00am - 1:15pm
- Help fund the youth mission trip to repair homes in the Appalachian Mountains. Auction items are needed such as theme baskets; tickets; art; time share, etc. Come and bid on these items April 20th. Call Deb or Steve at 651-633-4674 with questions or donations.
- Tour the Thrivent BUILDS Mobile. It’s a bright red multimedia exhibit on wheels that tells the story of poverty housing and how you can be part of the solution through Thrivent Builds with Habitat for Humanity.
- Where: Home Improvement and Design Expo, Nat’l Sports Center
- When: Saturday 4/19, 10-7, Sunday 4/20, 10-5
- For more information contact Cheryl Winget 612-844-5025
- cheryl.winget@thrivent.com.
- Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota Adoption is holding an information meeting for all its domestic and international adoption programs on Tuesday, April 15, 6:30-8:30 p.m. It will be held at the LSS offices in Minneapolis (710 East 24th Street, PEI Heilicher Auditorium). LSS can help families adopt children locally, and from countries around the world. Call Lynne Haggar at (612) 879-5230 or visit www.minesotaadoption.org.
- You have three more opportunities to experience one free day of Spring LEAFs (Ecumenical Life Enrichment Adult Forums) if you are coming for the first time--April 14 (at Christ the King), April 28 and May 12 (at Nativity Lutheran in St. Anthony.)
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