The King’s Courier

Volume 16 Issue 11 A Monthly Publication of Lutheran Church of Christ the King NOVEMBER 2010

PASTOR’S MESSAGE

“You’re Not Welcome Here”

So, how did that make you feel? In my time as a pastor I have heard
countless stories from people who have heard that from their church:

• A divorced women getting re-married, told that their Pastor would not
do the wedding.
• A teen-age boy finally coming out as openly gay, forced to stand in
front of the congregation and repent.
• A talented musician refused membership at a local church for playing
music on the weekend at bars.
• An overweight woman being prayed for to “cast out the demons of
gluttony:.
• A family, fallen on economic hardship, being told “this church is for
‘up-and-comers’, not ‘down-and-outers’”

We constantly say, “All are welcome” in this place. Do we really mean it?

The bottom-line is: How do we understand the gospel of Jesus Christ? Is

being a Christian focused on being “obedient” and “righteous,” to the
point of becoming judgmental and exclusionary? Or do we follow a Messiah
who touched the leper, dined with prostitutes and loved the sinner. What
kind of church do you want to belong to?

In Christ Our King

Pastor Peter

PROJECT COPE LETTER

From Doris and Stan Haskey

Jesus taught us to love one another. Our churches send workers to all
parts of the world to spread God’s love to all people. We believe that our
mission should include those who are in prison. We are all saints and
sinners at the same time. All of us need forgiveness. Many of the inmates
are eager to hear that God still loves them.

Many of the people coming out of prison would like to turn their lives
around, find a job, re-connect with their families and never return. The
goal of the COPE program is to provide them with encouragement and
moral support to help them in this endeavor
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Lutheran Church of Christ the King

Church Council Meeting - October 12, 2010
Welcome and Mission Statement
Prayer: Devotions
Minutes – Amended: Action Items: 1) Sign welcoming Pre-school: Cathy Clark & Sunday School kids; 2) Welcome
packets for Pre-school: Erin Wallace; 3) Welcome letter to Pre-School: Marcia Garner; 4) All Hollow’s Eve flyers
distributed: Cathy; 5) Corkboard and pamphlet holder: Erin. Dutch Friesz motion to accept as amended. David Rebar,
Second. Passed.

Review Agenda:
A. Growth in Faith:
“Renewing the Faithful” workshop to be held Nov 6 at Trinity Lutheran.
Erin received a few of the nursery/cry room questionnaires. Needs more to be turned in.
New member’s class starts October 29. Sign-up passed for serving meals.
Nominations solicited for council members. Executive Board members are eligible for one more year. Darlene
Akins will not run for a second term. Unsure about Jim Vig.
B. Serving Our Neighbors in Need:
Nursery School Update: Full three days and possibly adding another. Jennie Wallace will do temple talk Oct 26.
First Aid Kit/Fire Extinguisher: Dutch will look into the cost of purchasing a first aid kit. Jennie will let the
Pre-school know they need to purchase a first aid kit. There is a fire extinguisher down the Sunday School wing and
the kitchen.
Bunko Night: Jina Cieplik received a bid on cleaning the carpet.
Hospitality Team: What is working: Cart with goodies and coffee. What can we do better: guest book, an-
nouncement (person or power point), phone call follow-up, send a card, someone to make coffee, tags for
ushers, ushers in back of Church, ask Pastor Mohr to release adult forum earlier. Dutch motion to purchase a
guest book. Darlene Second. Passed. Darlene will look into purchasing one.
C. Reaching Out with the Gospel:
D. Reports:
-Pastor’s Report:
-Treasurer’s Report: Handout
-Buildings and Grounds: Dutch requested a sign-up requesting volunteers to mow lawn.
-Youth:
-Other: Action Items Completed: 1) Sign welcoming Pre-school - Sign is in the nursery; 2) Welcome packets for
Pre-school - Erin found gifts; 3) Welcome letter to Pre-School; 4) All Hollow’s Eve flyers distributed; 5) Corkboard
and pamphlet holder: Erin submitted a drawing to John Houser.
Budget and Finance Committee consists of David, Bev Herstad, and Pastor Mohr.
A form is in the narthex for people to turn in to let the Treasurer know whether offering envelopes are needed or
not needed.

Meeting adjourned
Minutes by Liz Peden

Prayer from LCCK Council Meeting

A moment of silence
God, thank you for the
members willing to serve on our church council and for the mission of LCCK. We thank you for the opportunity to come
together as a church family in this place of worship. You have blessed us with teachers who provide our children with vital
Sunday school lessons and activities. Give us guidance and show us what our mission should be. May we honor you and do
your will in serving our most vulnerable neighbors in need. Open our hearts, our ears, our eyes and our minds to your
answers. Bless and watch over individuals in our congregation. Amen.
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BUDGET AND FINANCE REPORT

We currently have almost 2 cases of offering envelopes on hand. To be faithful
stewards and to be environmentally friendly for 2011, the Budget and Finance
Committee will utilize these extra cases.
But to help us with this we will need members to complete a form to let us know
how many envelopes you require for 2011. The forms will be available by October
1st and must be returned by Nov.15th either by placing them in offering plates or
leaving them in the office.
You will be assigned the same number as you currently have for 2010. Dates on
envelopes aren't that important as the funds are recorded as of the date they are
received.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT.
GOD BLESS YOU AS THE CHURCH'S MISSION IS DEPENDENT ON
EVERYONE OF YOU.
------------------------------------------------------------

2011 OFFERING ENVELOPES QUESTIONAIRE

NAME (printed):_____________________________________________________

ENVELOPES NEEDED:____________ 52 WEEKLY;____________12 MONTHLY;

___________ 26 EVERY OTHER WEEK; ____________ 24 TWICE A MONTH;

_______________ HAVE ENOUGH LEFT FROM 2010 FOR 2011.

Return in offering plates or to the office before November 15, 2010.

THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU

Daylight sav-
Are you ready to see how
ings time
Trinity Lutheran College, Everett, WA
ends—FALL is breaking the mold of Christian Colleges? During a
BACK Taste of Trinity you can experience what college life is
Remember to really like. Spend a day on campus meeting with
turn your clock faculty, sitting in on a class and meeting current
Back 1 hour students. Join us on November 10, 2010 – 8:45a Sign
In; Tour, Chapel, lunch, class, Department
Sunday morn- showcase. Closing at 3pm. Register at
ing, November 7th. at 2am. www.tlc.edu/taste or Call 425-249-4800.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
“READ YOUR BIBLE”

Are you learning you memory verses “Are you Smarter then a 5th Grader”
Hello everyone its that time of year again, the Holidays and Advent are fast approaching.

Thanks for all the help with the All Hallow’s Eve celebration on Oct. 29th. Everyone had a great time.

I want to thank all the parents and volunteers who have been helping to teach Sunday School, We appreciate you and what you bring to our
classrooms to help educate our Sunday school youth.

Soon we are going to start practicing for our Christmas program which will be on Sunday, December 19th this year. So please remember to
bring your children to Sunday School in the upcoming weeks. Our dress rehearsal time and date will be announced at a later date.

Blessings
The Sunday School Staff
~Cathy Clark 537-2813, Laurie Haakons and the Sunday School Team!

FOR BACKGROUND CHECKS: contact Gloria McCue 370-0947. gloriamcq@clearwire.net

FISH TANK
“Blessed are you who are hungry now, for you will be filled.” Luke 6:21

FISH volunteers bought a BBQ at LCCK rummage sale, this is for volunteers celebrations. Feel Like volunteering.
See Dennis or Carl & Linda or stop by the food bank.

We have never not needed diapers.- Infant to size 5. Baby food and baby supplies are still in great need.
Still welcome pet food.

In His Service
Dennis Perry

Global Stories from Global Mission:

We often think that mission work is a blessing for those in the LCCK HOLIDAY BAZAAR
far away places missionaries serve. But it is also life-changing AND
for those who go on missions. RUMMAGE SALE
Join us Saturday, November 13th from 8am-2pm at St. Mark by
the Narrows, Tacoma, as we explore the lessons learned from
mission work and mission trips to China, El Salvador, Tanzania, November 5 & 6, 2010
Namibia, Palestine and South Africa. Individuals from the 10:00am to 5:00pm
Southwestern Washington Synod will share their Global
Stories. Childcare and Lunch provided. A suggested donation
of $10 is requested, but not required. You can pre-register by If you can help on those days, let
Liz know.
emailing the Synod Global Mission Committee at
GlobalStoriesMission@gmail.com.
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BACKGROUND WELCOME
CHECKS: MIDLAND
All Teachers and adults interested THANKSGIVING
in working with our children at COOPERATIVE
LCCK need to see me for Back- EVE
ground Checks. Thanks, PRESCHOOL WORSHIP
Questions or to volunteer, call
Gloria McCue. The Midland Cooperative Preschool SERVICE
has a new home here at LCCK this And
month. This is a parent and child
class for children ages 1 to 3 years simple
of age. The school also includes supper
FAMILY NIGHT parent and child classes. Please see
Jennie Wallace or Erin Wallace
EVENTS with Questions or information
about the school. The preschool
Wednesday,
POTLUCK meets Wednesday, Thursday and November
Friday from 9:30am to 11:30am.
6:00PM –8:00PM 24th, 2010
FAMILY NITE Wednesday‘s.
NEWS FROM THE 6:00pm simple
LITTLE WHITE CHURCH supper
PIANO AT ELBE
The Historic Elbe Evangelical
LESSONS Lutheran Church 7:00pm
Interested in learning to play the Welcoming the People of the
piano. Our Church Pianist is giving World thanksgiving
lessons for children of all ages. Call With the Love of Jesus Christ eve worship
Brian Berns at 539 2454. www.ElbeHistoricChurch.com

Join with us in worship & praise Sign up sheets

the 3rd Sunday of each month,
March through November at to help
ALTAR FLOWER 2:30pm Worship at the little
White church in
provide
CHART AND Elbe, Washington toppings for
SANCTUARY November 21st—Melanie the baked
lAMP CHART Wallschlaeger. Southwestern
Washington Synod, director for
Potatoes,
The charts are up to sign Evangelical Mission Juice/milk
up to bring Altar flowers for the December 24—Christmas Eve
Sunday’s in 2010 and to help pay service, 6:00pm. and
for the For more info contact: Host Pas- green salads
Sanctuary Lamp Candles for each tor: Rev. Randall C. Olson,
month in 2010. Purchase the flowers 253 589 3086 And to help in
and if possible have them to the For questions about serving as a the kitchen.
church by the Saturday before the volunteer host, please call Kathy
Sunday you chose. Sanctuary Lamp Mettler, 360 832 4922, or Doris
Candles for each month is Gadley at 253 847 2743.
approximately $25.
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WELCA
Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
november
Lutheran
CIRCLE Women
Today
WELCA & CIRCLE BIBLE STUDY
Dorcas Circle and Berean Truth Seekers Bible Study
group are combining and will meet on the 4th
Thursday of each month (except November will be on
the 3rd Thursday) for a potluck lunch at Noon with
Bible Study led by Pastor Peter at 1pm. Thursday,
November 18th. All are welcome to come.
ALTAR GUILD: If you are interested in helping
with Altar Care, please call Edith Nylund at 537 8630.
QUILTING The LCCK Quilters start up again this
September beginning on Tuesday, Sept
FOR LWR 14th. Quilters meet on Tuesdays of
each month at 9:30a, September
through November and January through April.
Questions or information: Call Edith Nylund
537 8630 or Betty Burtron 537 0385. They always
welcome new quilters for Lutheran World Relief. No
experience necessary.
Calendar of Upcoming Events
July 12-17, 2011 — Women of the ELCA Triennial
Convention & Gathering, Spokane, WA
RENEWING
CONGREGATION
WORKSHOPS
COMING TO FIVE
LOCATIONS
The Southwestern Washington Synod’s Outreach
Board is offering workshops on congregational
renewal at five locations from September through
November featuring the Rev. Dr. Samuel
Torvend. The workshops, each with three parts,
will provide participants with tools to effectively
enhance congregations’ missions. Torvend, a
professor at Pacific Lutheran University, will be
joined by the Rev. Dr. Melanie Wallschlaeger, the
synod’s director for evangelical mission, and the
Rev. Valinda Morse, assistant to the bishop. The
first takes place Sept. 11 at Lutheran Church of
the Good Shepherd in Olympia, followed by one
Sept. 25 at Trinity Lutheran Church of
Vancouver. The next three are Nov. 6 at Trinity
Lutheran Church of Tacoma, Nov. 13 at Our
Saviour’s Lutheran Church of Bremerton, and
Nov. 20 at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of Port
Angeles. All are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a $5
donation. To learn more, contact Wallschlaeger
or Morse at the synod office, (253) 535-8300 or
swwsynod@plu.edu.
LCCK has a number of people attending the Nov.
6th event, at Trinity Lutheran in Parkland. If you
are interested in attending, please call LCCK
church office. Those of you that would like to
carpool from church, be here at 8:30am.

PLU presents the 39th Annual Yule Boutique

Saturday, Nov. 20th from 9am to 5pm in the Olson Field House
and (new locations) Memorial Gym and Tahoma Bakery
(the swimming pool separates Olson & Memorial.
Donation: $3. Shuttle Bus from Campus Parking Lots.
Sponsored by PLU Women’s Club for Student Scholarships
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VOLUNTEERS FOR NOVEMBER

CALL THE CHURCH OFFICE TO VOLUNTEER FOR OPEN POSITIONS - 537 4272 .
DATE NOVEMBER 7 NOVEMBER 14 NOVEMBER 21 NOVEMBER 28

LECTOR Eric Wallace Gordon Pease Marcia Garner Brian Berns

COMMUNION Edna Hohbein, Woody & Penny Don Gray, John & Jared & Janine
ASSISTANT Bev Herstad, Ellingson, Jim Vig, Naomi Wallace Sather, Dwight
Walt Cieplik, Marcia Garner Briske, Jerry
Norma Marshall Kiniry
ALTAR CARE Edith Nylund Carol Morrell Betty Burtron Cathy Turnbull,
AND Roxie Gratzer Elaine Mace Pat Wuestney Darlene Akins
COMMUNION
ELEMENTS
USHERS Woody Elling- Carl Scott Woody Ellingson Dick Mace
son, Kevin Clark Christopher Helle Kevin Clark Carl Scott
ACOLYTES Sunday School Sunday School Sunday School Sunday School
Children Children Children Children
NURSERY ASSIS-
TANT DURING
WORSHIP & Vol-
Alexis Callagan—Nursery Attendant
unteer
HOSPITALITY Dwight Briske or Andy & Jina Carol Friesz, Carl & Eric Wallace
TEAM CART Don & Carol Cieplik or Jim & Linda Scott
Gray Dudie Vig
GREETERS Jerry & Marie Duane & Gladys Mavis Olson Edna Hohbein
Gleason Carlson, Bob Hanson
COFFEE HOUR POG’s Bible Study Bible Cruisers Blessed Be Bible Study Grace Seekers
HOST — Walt Group Bible Study Group Group Bible Study Group
Cieplik
ALTAR
FLOWERS
Call the church office if you would like to bring flowers on any given Sunday
SANCTUARY Lawrence & Alice Briske
LAMP CANDLES
Call church office to volunteer to pay for 1 month of sanctuary lamp candles, appx. $25 a month
For Month
SOUND DESK Rebar, McNiven, Rebar, McNiven, Rebar, McNiven, Rebar, McNiven,
David Rebar Wallace guys Wallace guys Wallace guys Wallace guys

VOLUNTEER SHEETS FOR YEAR – 2010

November, January, march, may, july, september
FYI: Names have been added, please review and let the church office know if
you have a concern regarding the date you are listed. When there are multiple
people for a worship volunteer, just call the office if you are sick, on vacation,
or plans change for the worship service you are attending, it is easier to, on a
Sunday morning, ask for one volunteer then 3 or 4 in some cases. Volunteers
are always needed, call the church office, Please call if the date your
scheduled doesn’t work for you. Thanks.
 KM—King’s Manor AAC—Apostolic Assembly Church
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NOVEMBER 2010
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

DON’T FOR- 1 2 3 4 5 6
GET Office Closed 9:30a Quilting for Carol Vacation Day 7:30p AAC 7p SDA/Sanctuary 9:30a —2:30p SDA
Sat Nov 9:00a Git ‘er Done LWR 11a Bible Study at KM & Potluck
Guys 5p Christ the King 4p Worship Team 9a-4p Synod event
6th—- 2am 11a-2:30p Avon/ Community Outreach Rehearsal Renewing the
Sun morning Fellowship Hall/ Dinner Board Mtg at 5p Choir rehearsal Faithful & Sacred
King’s Manor (KM) 6-8p Family
turn your Gloria McCue Practices//Trinity
7p AAC 7p AAC Music Night Potluck
clock back 1 Team & Sunday LCCK HOLIDAY BAZAAR
hour. School Fri: 10am to 5pm; Sat: 10am to 5pm;
Sunday after church.

7 All Saint’s Sunday 8 Office Closed 9 10 11 12 13

8:45a Education 10:30a –8:30p 9:30a Quilting for 11a Pastor’s Bible 7p Thrivent Chap- 8am –9pm Pacific 9:30a —2:30p SDA &
Hour—SS & Adult Avon/Fireside LWR Study at KM ter Board Mtg Pal Ettes Potluck
forum Room/Gloria 6:30p Executive 4p Worship Team 7:30p AAC 7p SDA
9:45a All Saint’s
McCue Board Meeting Rehearsal
Worship with Com-
munion 7p AAC 7:00p CHURCH 5p Choir rehearsal LCCK & Bethlehem
COUNCIL MEET- 6-8p Family
11a Fellowship
ING Night Potluck
Lutheran Churches
1p AAC
7p AAC Music Confirmation Retreat at the
Team & Sunday Kiniry cabin, Nov. 12, — 14.
School

14 25TH Sunday 15 16 17 18 19 20
after Pentecost Office Closed 9:30a Quilting for 11a Bible Study @KM 12noon Dorcas 9:30a Naomi Group 9am-5pm PLU
8:45a Education 9a Git ‘er Done LWR 4p Worship Team Re- Circle & Berean Brunch Group at Yule Boutique
Hour- SS & Adult Guys 7p Midland Pre- hearsal Truth Seekers Angleas Restaurant 9:30a —2:30p SDA
Forum 11a-2:30p Fireside school meeting 5p Choir rehearsal Bible Study 6p POG’s Bible & Potluck
9:45a Worship Room Gloria 7p AAC Music 6-8p Family 6:30p Blessed Be Bible Study Group at the
with Communion McCue (Avon) Team & Sunday Night Potluck Study Group at the Akins
11a Fellowship 7p AAC School Houser’s 7p SDA
1p AAC 7:30p AAC
2:30p Elbe Church
worship, Elbe, WA

21 Christ the King 22 23 24 25 Thanksgiving 26 27

Sunday Office Closed 9:30a Quilting for 8:30a Visitation Team Day Office Closed 9:30a —2:30p SDA
8:45a Education Hour 7p AAC LWR 11a Bible Study at KM Office Closed 7p SDA & Potluck
9:45a Worship w/ 6p Grace Seekers 4p Worship Team 7:30p AAC 6p Bible Cruisers
Communion Bible Study Group Rehearsal Bible Study Group
11a Fellowship 7p AAC Music 5p Choir rehearsal at McNiven’s
1p AAC Team & Sunday 6-7p Simple Supper (George & Sue
School 7:00p Thanksgiving Rebar hosting)
Eve Worship

DECEMBER KING’S COURIER DEADLINE

28 1st Sunday in 29 30 NOVEMBER sunday Texts

Advent Office Closed 9:30a Quilting for Attendance 11/7 Dan 7:1-3, 15-18; Ps 149;
8:45a Education Hour LWR Eph 1:11-23; Luke 6:20-31
9/26 107
9:45a Worship w/comm
7p AAC 7p AAC Music 10/3 108 11/14 Mal 4:1-2a, Ps 98;
11a Fellowship
1p AAC Team & Sunday 10/10 99 2 Thess 3:6-13; Luke 21:5-19
School 10/17 101
10/24 107
11/21 Jer 23:1-6; Ps 46;
Col 1:11-20; Luke 23:33-43
11/24-25 Thanksgiving Deut 26:1-11;
Ps 100; Phil 4:4-9; John 6:25-35
11/28 Isa 2:1-5; Ps 122; Rom 13:11-14;
Matt 24:36-44
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STEWARDSHIP OF TIME TALENT AND TREASURE

“And my God will meet all your needs according

COFFEE HOUR HOSTS
1st Sunday of month POG’S Bible Study Group
2nd Sunday of month Bible Cruisers Bible Study Group
3rd Sunday of month Blessed Be Bible Study Group
4th Sunday of month Grace Seekers Bible Study Group
5th Sunday of month Berean Truth Seekers Bible Study
Group.
These Cottage groups have agreed to host the
following Sunday's for coffee hour. Coffee hour is at
11:15am. Please consider baking goodies to help
participate on a Sunday—especially if you do not yet be-
long to a Cottage Group. OR—If you are inspired to do
so, please contact a member of the Cottage Group hosting
for a Sunday that you would like to host coffee hour for
that Sunday thereby giving them a break for a Sunday.
Contacts are: POG’S—Carol Gray
Bible Cruisers—Helen Grant
Blessed Be—Sharon Houser
Grace Seekers—Carol Ball
Berean Truth Seekers/Dorcas—Edna Hohbein
Thank you for Serving in the name of Christ.
TREASURERS REPORT
NEEDED FOR THE MONTH: $16,121
RECEIVED IN SEPTEMBER $14,425
Thanks,
Budget & Finance Committee
Bev Herstad, Edna Hohbein,
David Rebar, Joyce Nerland
BUDGET REQUESTS FOR 2011 NEED TO BE
SUBMITTED IN WRITING TO the Budget & Fi-
nance Committee, as Budget planning begins in Octo-
ber 2010. We vote on budget in January.
to His glorious riches in Christ Jesus”
Philippians 4:19 NIV
THANK YOU FROM VALERIE ULBERG:
Thanks to Pastor Peter, and the LCCK Visitation
Team for the visits and communion; and to the
LCCK church family for the prayers and cards.
I became ill on August 23 and am still continuing
with some health issues. Your prayers and sup-
port is deeply appreciated.
In His Abiding Love Valerie; daughters Janet &
Kathi Ulberg
THANK YOU FROM THE BRISKE FAMILY:
FAMILY
Our love and gratitude go to each of you for
helping us make the 70th wedding anniversary
event for our parents, grandparents, and great-
grandparents, Lawrence & Alice Briske, a
special day, one they will always remember.
They had a great time visiting with all of you.
They thank you for the cards and many well
wishes they received, but most of all for being
the wonderful people you are. They have spent
50 of those years at LCCK. May God bless you
all with gifts of love, joy and happiness
always. Love to each and every one of you
who have been so wonderful to us and our
family all through the years.
Love, Lawrence & Alice Briske,
Carol & Jerry Kiniry, Evie & John Bredeson,
Dwight & JoAnn Briske, Elaine & Richard
Mace, Gary & Jane Briske, David Briske &
Pam Elder and all of our Families.

THANK *Everyone who assisted with worship service and events during the past month.
*Thank you to all those that stepped forward when you saw a need.
YOU *Janet Ulberg, Kathi Ulberg, Elaine Mace, Ruby Johnson, Faye & Dave Reehl, Sue Rebar,
Deloryse Bryant for sending out cards from LCCK.
*Dutch and Carol Friesz, Fritz & Helen Grant for the superb lawn mowing front and back, and
for the extra care of the flower beds, etc. The grounds have never looked better since you guys have been in charge.
*to Laura Wicklander and Nancy Johnson for putting together for LCCK the beautiful basket for the Tacoma
Lutheran Home Annual Gala Dinner & Auction. I received 2 calls the day after you dropped it off at TLH, telling me
how wonderful it was. Thank you so much for doing that for LCCK & WELCA.
*Andy Cieplik, Jared Sather, Eric Wallace, George Rebar for fixing the water problem last Sunday.
*to all who helped with the memorial reception for Bill Morrell.
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NOVEMBER Remember in
Thelma English, Alice Gardner, Clarice
Clark, Dennis Perry, Elizabeth Peden,
Prayer Joyce Neuens, Ailene Novotney, Tina
MAY GOD BLESS YOU ON YOUR SPECIAL DAY!!! Knoblich, Enni Moisio, Dr. Doug
Oakman, Scott Buzzell, Walt Ball, Bob
Rollevson, Joe Keeley, Alice Stockton, Michael Ognoskie, Herb
2 Alyson McClung 15 Charles Blake Ognoskie, Al & Agnes Jensen, Joyce & Gerald Iverson, Don
7 Clarice Clark Dennis Perry Youngren, Hilma Hammer, Betty Nylander, Don & Jin Phelps,
Gary Disch 16 Roger Copenhaver Lee & Tena Howard, Thor & Shirley Molby, Al Goodwin, Lee &
10 Dane Wallace 19 Gloria McCue Marilyn Louderback, Wiley Miller, Jane Bartels, Ruby Johnson,
11 Betty Nylander 21 Trisa Hansen Christopher Hales, Virginia Curtice, Norma Finstuen, Elaine
Jared Sterling 22 Casey McNiven Waterman, Arthur Mattocks Sr, Donna Skarvold, Charlotte
12 Andy Cieplik Janet Ulberg Reynolds, Caitlin Houser, Ray Zeutschel, Robin Berg, Stan
Cameron Tingkang 25 David Walters Haskey, Bette Welde, Don Gesch, Dutch Friesz, Bev Herstad,
14 Ramona Brown 30 Woody Ellingson George Trainer, Mike Marlett, Jim Nelsen, Edith Nylund, Rosa
Baker, Chris Friesz, Dorothy Rue, Kristi, Dudie Vig, Jessie
Grinstad, Aaron Mace, Ashley Disch, Jack Jacobson, Penny
Ellingson, Val Ulberg, Chad & Olivia Dodds & baby, Riley
Did we forget your birthday? Freeman, Franklin Parks family, Family of Marline Haller,
Please let the church office Family of Roger Enright, Family of Myron Olson, Family of Bill
know. Or do we have your Morrell.

LUTHERAN CHURCH
King’s Courier OF CHRIST THE KING
A monthly publication of
Lutheran Church of Christ the King STATEMENT OF MISSION
1710 85th Street East,
Tacoma, WA 98445-4114
(253) 537 4272 or 537 1899
TO JOYFULLY SERVE
Pastor Rev. Peter Mohr IN RESPONSE TO GOD’S LOVE
Administrative Assistant Carol Kiniry THROUGH THE GIFT OF HIS SON,
Director Of Music Ministry Laurie Haakons
Worship Team Leader Anne Wagner JESUS CHRIST,
Pianist/Organist Brian Berns IN WORD AND SACRAMENT;
Custodian Sarah Mohr REACHING OUT IN FAITH AND
Congregation President Marcia Garner
Vice President Anne Wagner FELLOWSHIP TO ALL PEOPLE
Secretary Liz Peden
Treasurer David Rebar
Financial Secretary Bev Herstad RECORDS]
Bookkeeper Joyce Nerland BIRTHS: 10/5/10 Liana Noel Janssen
Budget & Finance Chair Edna Hohbein daughter of Sean &
Building & Grounds Chair Andy Cieplik Vanessa Janssen
Worship/Music Chair Rev. Margaret O’Neal NEW MEMBERS: 10/10/10 Patricia Hicks,
Sunday School Directors Cathy Clark Kelly Martinec
Background checks Gloria McCue Evan Martinec
Brittany Martinec

LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CHRIST THE KING WEB The Congregation extends its Christian
SITE: www.lccktacoma.org Sympathy to:
e mail address: lcck.tacoma@comcast.net
Carol Morrell and family on the death of
SOUTHWESTERN WASHINGTON SYNOD WEB SITE: her husband Bill.
http://www.lutheranssw.org/