July2017 letter test

THE CALLER
Summer II 2017
Available on our website:
www.mountcalvary.org/
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NEXT ISSUE:
September 2017
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State of the Church
As with all construction
projects, July and August
will be a bit challenging.
Please accept our
apologies if your favorite
parking space is a crater
or your restroom journey
is a bit elongated.
We appreciate your
patience as we work to
extend Mount Calvary's
warm embrace.
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE WHY
"It's not what you do, it's why you do it that matters."
This is the message of a TED talk Council member Steve Benson shared at our May
meeting. In the video, Simon Sinek observed how companies that market an aspiration or
outcome are more successful than those promoting a product.
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sioZd3AxmnE).
I was wishing Mr. Sinek's video had preceded this recent conversation with a friend in
Atlanta:
ME: Starting around July 1st, Mount Calvary is finally upgrading the parking lot and
restrooms. Parishioners will have to put up with construction dust and alternate
facilities until it's done in 6-8 weeks. But at least there are no porta-potties.
HE: Seriously?
ME: You betcha. We have amazingly generous members, a talented finance committee,
and a Leadership team who knows how to work the City permit process.
HE: I know Jesus was born in a stable, but don't you think bathrooms and a car park is
taking the stall concept a bit too far?
ME: (long pause). So how about them Twins?
HE: Don't you mean Braves?
Not one of my better exchanges.
Perhaps I would have been more successful explaining why these Mission Forward
investments are so important.
Mount Calvary is an open and welcoming congregation. That message of accommodation
demands a place for everyone, including within our parking lot. We want to welcome
congregants to a church, not a bank. We wish to uplift the spirit without a Sunday
demolition derby. We strive to strengthen our Kowalski/Oppidan partnership with
simplified lot sharing. We long to be a better neighbor offering improved parking facilities
to Excelsior visitors. We seek to enrich our invitation to community groups enjoying our
building.
Likewise, we want everyone that enters our facility to feel comfortable and safe. It is bad
enough that regulars must trek to the restroom. Consider the quest required of infrequent
visitors. Also, by eliminating traffic through the preschool, we enable improved security
for our kids.
As with all construction projects, July and August will be a bit challenging. Please accept
our apologies if your favorite parking space is a crater or your restroom journey is a bit
elongated. We appreciate your patience as we work to extend Mount Calvary's warm
embrace.
Questions? Write me at CouncilPresident@MountCalvary.org.
Doug Affinito,
Council President
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SERVICE TIMES
AT A GLANCE
Saturdays 5:00pm
Join us Saturdays for an informal
service of song and sacrament focused
on community in communion with
one another. Mark Abelsen on piano,
leads the Saturday Worship Band.
Sundays 9:00 & 10:30am
Join us on Sundays for a liturgy created
by the worship team. Music is led by
Principal Organist Jeremy Haug,
Mount Calvary choirs and
instrumental ensembles, and soloists.
Communion is offered and nursery is
available at all weekend worship
services every week.
Sat/Sun, July 1/2
Sermon: Pastor David Olson
Text: Genesis 22:1-18
Sat/Sun, July 8/9
Sermon: Pastor Brenda Legred
Text: Genesis 24:34-38, 42-49, 58-67
Music: Monica Livorsi
Sat/Sun, July 15/16
Sermon: Pastor Brenda Legred
Text: Genesis 25:19-34
Music: Cast of Peter Pan Jr.
Sun, July 22/23
Sermon: Pastor David Olson
Text: Genesis 28:10-19a
Music: Chip Cheney
Sat/Sun, July 29/30
Sermon: Pastor Brenda Legred
Text: Genesis 29:15-28
Worship, Music & Learning
WORSHIP IN JULY/AUGUST
Music: Britta Cowan (5:00);
Creo Dance – Story of Esther (9:00/10:30)
Sat/Sun, August 5/6
Sermon: Pastor Aaron David Werner
Text: Genesis 32:22-31
Music: Dana Donnay (9:00/10:30)
Sat/Sun, August 12/13
Sermon: Pastor David Olson
Text: Genesis 37:1-4, 12-28
Music: Monica Livorsi
Sat/Sun, August 19/20
Sermon: Pastor Lane Doerring
Text: Genesis 45:1-15
Music: Tracy Stefan
Sat/Sun, August 26/27
Sermon: Pastor David Olson
Music: Maren Beckman
Text: Exodus 1:8 – 2:10
UPCOMING MUSIC EVENTS AT MOUNT CALVARY
Lift-Off !
PETER PAN JR.
Director: Destiny Colville
Music Director: William Maus
Performances: Thursday, July 20, 7:30pm Tickets: Adults $10
Friday, July 21, 3:00pm Students (18 & under) $5
Bring the family to watch this classic story come to life, and support our young thespians!
Tickets available at theatre301.org, in the church office, or call 952-474-8893 x301.
OUR TOWN AUDITIONS
a play by Thornton Wilder
Director: Doug Affinito Assistant Director: Andrew Scipioni
Auditions: Monday, July 24, 5:00-10:00pm
Callbacks: Tuesday, July 25, 6:00pm
Rehearsals begin Monday, August 14
Performances: October 12-15
Theatre 301 is pleased to announce auditions for our fall play, Our Town by Thornton Wilder!
This timeless play needs actors of all ages—males age 10 to adult and females age 12 to adult.
We love to see our returning actors, as well as new faces at auditions, so sign up now! Go to
theatre301.org or contact Jill Cowan at jill.cowan@mountcalvary.org or 952-474-8893 x116.
MOUNT CALVARY PRESENTS CREO’S ORIGINAL BALLET
ESTHER: FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS
Wednesday, August 2 at 7:00pm in the Sanctuary
Join us for this ballet depicting the story of a great Biblical heroine. Esther is a young woman
chosen to be a member of the royal Persian court during a time of trial for her people, the exiled
Jews. The king finds favor with Esther and helps to rid the kingdom of prejudice against the
Jewish people. Though the story itself is remarkable, the medium of dance and the age of the
performers (9-17) bring a new dynamic to the tale.
CREO Arts & Dance Conservatory, located in Wayzata, is directed by Christa Anderson-Hill.
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Adult Ministries and Benevolence
LINKED IN PRAYER
For where your treasure is, there
your heart will be also.
Matthew 6:21.
Each day we start anew. A
couple of powerful reminders
are prayer, reading scripture
and noticing how Jesus lived
his life in humble service and
love.
Do you notice how what you
focus on gets larger? What gets
most of your attention? What
do you treasure?
I invite you to pray daily and
as you breathe in, know that
God’s love is continually
within you. May you be
guided by the wisdom of the
Holy Spirit to resonate God’s
unconditional love into the
world. May we let go of
anything that separates us
from the love of God.
Dear God, guide us to focus on
love and find places of unity.
May all that we think, speak
and do be a reflection of your
love. May we remember to pray
and begin again with your love,
your light. Amen
Blessings to you,
Laurie Erickson
LITCHICKS
LitChicks is a fun and easy book club for women. We meet every other
month on the second Thursday from 7:00-8:30pm in the Fireside Room.
Anyone is welcome to come to any meeting, and no commitment is
needed— just come when you can. More information is under our listing
in the Small Groups section of the Mount Calvary website.
On July 13, 2017 we discuss Anna Quindlen’s Still Life With Bread
Crumbs. Fall begins with Faithful by best-selling author Alice Hoffman.
On September 14, 2017 we turn our attention to this moving and
ultimately uplifting tale of a young woman’s struggle to find her way after
a tragic accident. Please join us!
BACKPACK GIVEBACK IS BACK!
Our annual Backpack Giveback school supply drive has begun, and the need is
greater than ever. We are providing supplies directly to Chaska, Chanhassen, and
Minnetonka schools, several local service organizations, families from our
Community Meal, and families in our community. Supply lists are available in the
atrium. Target gift cards and/or monetary donations are also welcome.
Our goal again this year is at least 500 fully-loaded backpacks. so all students have
the needed supplies and materials to give them a fair opportunity to learn. We know
that the education of our youth is a vital part of their future possibilities, so please
help! Contact Chris Anderson at 952-474-8893.
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Children, Youth and Families
BEACH DAY AT MOUNT CALVARY PRESCHOOL
FAMILIES MOVING FORWARD IS BACK!
We are excited to continue hosting for
our second year of the Families Moving
Forward Program! Families Moving
Forward (FMF) is a church-led
program for hosting homeless families
in our area. It involves around 70
churches, with each church hosting 4
families for two weeks during the year.
REGISTER NOW FOR THE
TONKA MUD RON
This is the fifth year of the Tonka
Mud Run, a family-friendly event
that will be held Saturday, July 22
at Minnewashta Regional Park.
There are three events.
Tonka Mud Run | 3.5-mile
timed race, with obstacles
including navigating a maze,
army crawling under ropes,
carrying firewood and more.
Tonka Mud Run “Just Had
Fun” option | 3.5-mile course,
but participants can take
shortcuts and skip obstacles.
Mini-Tonka Mud Run |
¼-mile course for younger
children, with obstacles
including rolling downhill,
jumping over hay bales and
doing a sack race.
Proceeds to MH-MM from last
year’s race paid for 90,000 meals
to be packed! To register,
volunteer or learn more, visit
tonkamudrun4.mh-mm.org.
In March we had life-changing
experiences with our volunteers and
families, and ALL of the families moved
into their own stable housing within a month after our hosting week! We are pleased to
announce that Mount Calvary will be hosting our second group of families from August
6-13, 2017!
You can learn more about FMF on our church website, by picking up an information
sheet at the Welcome Center, or by contacting Chris Anderson.
We are currently looking for individuals, families, and groups to help with various needs
for this program. There are many ways you can become involved, including the
following teams: Leadership/Planning Team, Activities Team, Food Team, Setup Team,
and Supplies Team.
If you are interested in one or more of these teams, or just in finding out more about
Families Moving Forward, please contact Chris Anderson at 952-474-8893 or email
chris.anderson@mountcalvary.org.
We will be hosting an information session in July for anyone interested—you can sign
up for this session with Chris.
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Children, Youth & Families
EVERYDAY
SAMARITAN
CONFIRMATION
CAMP
Learn how to live and walk
like Jesus in a real everyday
way. We will be looking at
the story of the Good
Samaritan and digging
deep through practice and
play. We’ll also have fun
canoeing, swimming,
playing games and hanging
out with friends. It will be
an amazing experience!
QUICK FACTS ABOUT
CONFIRMATION CAMP
Focus: Servant leadership -
how we live and walk like
Jesus in a real everyday
way.
Open to: All youth who
will be in 7th - 9th grade in
the fall of 2017
Date: Tuesday August 1
(8am) - Friday, August 4
(1:30pm)
Cost: $295/camper. $100
deposit required with
registration.
Location: Luther Park
Bible Camp, Danbury,
Wisconsin
Staff: Pastor Aaron, Andrea
Fieldhouse-Griner, Ben
Richter, Luther Park
Counselors, and Lyle
Griner as Program Lead.
Transportation: Youth
will ride buses to and from
the Bible Camp.
CONFIRMATION CORNER
COMING THIS FALL.....
New and Different Saturday
School Option
Full details available
August 1 at
mountcalvary.org
Sunday School and Confirmation Registration Opens
on Monday, August 7, 2017,
online and in the church office
Everyday Samaritan Confirmation Camp
Tues. Aug. 1–4 at Luther Park. with Pastor Aaron, Andrea, & Ben. $100 deposit due with
registration by July 14.
Pre-Confirmation Camp
Monday August 21
Confirmation Registration
Opens Mon. August 7. Forms are available at mountcalvary.org and in the church office.
Parent Orientation Nights
Confirmation Parents – (6th, 7th, & 8th grade) are expected to attend one of the sessions for
the following:
• update on the 2017/18 schedule and expectations
• opportunity to turn in registration forms and payment (including credit card option)
• opportunity to meet Pastor Aaron & the Confirmation Staff
All sessions meet in the Sanctuary. Choose one session:
Tues. Sept. 5, 7:15-8:15pm OR Wed. Sept. 6, 7:15-8:15pm
Confirmation Guide Training
For returning 7th & 8th Grade Guides. Choose one training session:
Tues., Sept. 5, 6:15- 7:15pm OR Wed., Sept. 6, 6:15-7:15pm in the Sanctuary
Fall Retreats 2017
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Fri. Sept. 22 – Sat. Sept. 23 Oct. 13-15 Oct. 27-29
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First night of Confirmation is Wednesday, September 13 at 6:15pm. See you there!

Children, Youth & Families
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (VBS)
Do good. Seek peace. Go for it!
It’s summer! Hurray! No more homework! No more books! No more teachers’ dirty
looks! Kids can’t wait for school to get out. The sun is warm, the sky is blue, and the ice
cream is cold. And one of the best parts of summer? VBS at Mount Calvary!
VBS is a program for children ages 3 through the 5th grade to learn about Jesus, the
Bible, being Lutheran, and what it means to be a good citizen of the world, in a fun,
active environment. This year’s VBS theme, “Hero Central: Discover Your Strength in
God” promoted the idea that within each one of us is the ability to be God’s super
heroes.
This week, I had the opportunity to observe a session of group worship, and to interview
the Youth Director, two of the counselors, and two campers. It was so great to see how
the older counselors interacted with the young campers. I mean, who is cooler than a
high school kid to an elementary student?
Charlie Dutton is a counselor now, but he remembers how he loved the older counselors
when he was a camper, and it’s obvious the kids love him. His buddy, Jack, was with
him when we talked, and Charlie was helping Jack perfect his superhero jumping skills.
The kids made superhero capes in art class and Charlie said Jack’s superhero cape said
“Jumping Jack” on the back. As Andrea F-G says, “Faith is built through trusted
relationships. When they can connect with their people, God's story makes sense. Kids
are living out this story.”
Charlie Groton also grew up attending VBS as a camper. He went on to become a
counselor, and now leads the camp’s outdoor recreation. The kids love the outdoor
games, especially tag – (and this is not your grandma’s “tag”). They play Blob Tag,
Freeze Tag, and – everyone’s favorite – Fastest Tag in the West.
Playing outside, crafting, and singing together is great for making friends. Like Charlie
D says, “Everybody makes friends at VBS”. Campers Lillian J. and Ruby told me they
had made many friends already, and it was only Tuesday! I asked them their favorite part
of VBS, and they said “Everything!” They definitely had a favorite song though – “I
Want My Life to Make a Difference” which is a great song to go along with the Bible
verse of the week – “Do good. Seek peace. Go for it!” These are wise words for a
superhero, and it's good to know these superheroes are on the job. After all, their little
hands are safeguarding our future.
Save the date for VBS next year: June 18-21, 2018!
Kara Paulson
SUMMER CAMP
UPDATE
Registration remains open
for the following camps:
Art Camp
For youth entering
grades 1-8
July 24–26
6:30pm – 8:30pm
Cost: $60
Registration and payment
due by July 14
Everyday Samaritan
Confirmation Camp
For youth entering
grades 7-9
8:00am Tuesday August 1
– 1:30pm Friday August 4
Cost: $295
Registration and $100
deposit due by Friday,
July 14.
Pre-Confirmation Camp
For youth entering
grade 6
Monday, August 21
11:00am – 4:00pm
Cost: $10
Registration and payment
due by August 15
Camp information and
registration forms for all
camps are available at
mountcalvary.org (camp
icon at bottom of home
page) and at the camp
information table near the
Welcome Center in the
atrium.
Questions can be directed
to Brenda Lund at
952-474-8893 ext. 118
or email brenda.lund
@mountcalvary.org.
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Making, Building Up & Sending Out Disciples of Jesus Christ
MOUNT CALVARY ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Mentoring students in musical skill and sensitivity as a means of
personal development, creative expression and service.
Summer term private lessons are offered through August 25. A
flexible number of lessons is allowed for summer registration.
Enrollment is always open! Group lessons or private lessons are
offered on piano, voice, guitar, ukulele, harp, string, and
woodwind instruments. Suzuki violin for ages 3.5 and up is also
offered. All ages are encouraged to consider lessons, whether
beginners or brushing up on lessons from years ago!
Fall term private lessons begin Thursday, September 7!
EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC CLASSES
Session One: Jazz for Kids
Who: Ages 3-6
When: 4 Mondays, July 10—31
Time: 12:45-1:25pm
Tuition: $60
Instructor: Dana Donnay
Class Size: minimum 4 / maximum 10
In Jazz for Kids we will learn about improvisation through rhythm, music and movement
exploration. Creative thinking will be the focus while we play our own compositions on
drums, bells, boom whackers and recorders. Students will get exposure to jazz music as we
listen to famous jazz tunes while we move, dance, play games and use the parachute! Each
class will also have story time about subjects such as jazz greats, scat or jazz instruments.
Session Two: Music for Little Mozarts: Meet the Music Friends (piano class)
Who: Ages 3-6
When: 4 Mondays, August 7—28
Time: 12:45-1:25pm
Tuition: $60
Instructor: Dana Donnay
Class Size: minimum 4 / maximum 10
Music for Little Mozarts is designed to introduce children 3-6 years of age to music and the
piano. The lessons include singing, attentive listening, and creative movement. There will
also be discovery and beginning activities at the keyboard. Music appreciation and musical
concepts such as pitch, dynamics and tempo are taught with the help of our music friends
Beethoven Bear and Mozart Mouse. The student will use Music for Little Mozarts-Meet the
Music Friends workbook in class and at home to enhance musical learning. The session will
wrap up with a short performance at the last class.
It’s easy to enroll online. Visit our website at www.mcaom.org or call 952-474-8893, ext.
111 (Mary) or ext 116 (Jill) with questions, or email mary.lechelt@mountcalvary.org
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Adult and Family Ministries
MOUNT CALVARY FOUNDATION
Greetings from your Board of Trustees. From time to
time, I remind us all that the Foundation is owned by
the entire adult congregation. The Board represents you
as we strive to maintain proper stewardship of your
assets. We also follow the guidelines established over
twenty years ago, that we split our grants among three
groups: Local Support of MCLC, Regional Assistance
to non-profits in our community, and International
Support to projects where our assistance can make a
definite difference.
In our last meeting, we voted to provide a $5000 grant toward the synod’s support of
Gethsemane Lutheran Church in north Minneapolis. They have recently received a
warning that their kitchen must be brought up to code by August. This will require a
major overhaul. The kitchen enables the church to provide community meals, a major
outreach; and to provide food to the in-house preschool and day-care center. This is a
major revenue source for the church. MCLC members are helping plan and make the
necessary alterations to the kitchen, which will total about $30,000. Pastor Dave is
personally involved in making this a successful venture for the inner city.
On the other side of things, we adopted a proposal from RBC Wealth Management to
alter our relationship as we manage our asset base of now over $600,000. “FLUID
strategies” uses new technology and data analytics to better stay on top of the vagaries of
the market and be more reactive to keeping their actions in line with our investment
strategies and tolerance for risk. We expect a slight improvement in the return on our
investments, but not a major change in how we manage our growth. David Distad and I
are very encouraged to move in this direction. See either one of us if you have questions.
We continue to invite interested “owners” to consider joining the board. The time
commitment is quite small, about ten meetings a year that last from 7:30 to 8:30am. We
meet the second Tuesday of most months. See any trustee if you are interested.
Respectfully submitted,
Ross McGlasson, Chair
COMING THIS FALL!
Tuesdays, 7:00-8:30pm
Class Schedule
September 26-October 17
The Parables of Jesus
January 16-February 20
Seeing Gray in a World of Black
and White (book by Adam
Hamilton)
April 10-24
The Book of James
Watch for more information in
the September issue of the
Caller.
NEW FRIENDS COMMUNITY GARDEN
Our garden is once again growing quickly this year.
We've already started donating some of our produce
to ICA!
If you'd like to help, you can offer your time, your
gifts, and/or your veggie donations for the garden.
Your time can be used for weeding and harvesting at
any time that is convenient for you. We also need
veggie donations for ICA and the Community meal.
Current needs consist of broccoli, cauliflower, celery,
eggplant, green beans, melons, onions, peas, potatoes, root vegetables, summer & sweet
squash, and sweet peppers. You can drop your veggies off at the Welcome Center at
Mount Calvary. To help with our garden, or for more information, contact Chris
Anderson at chris.anderson@mountcalvary.org, or call 952-474-8893.
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Adult Ministries
HIS HOUSE
It seems like every summer I write about local homeless issues. I
looked back on some of my previous Caller articles about families
sleeping in their cars at the His House Thrift Store, at churches,
and other parking lots in this community. I've written about
driving the homeless to a shelter only to be turned away because the
shelters are full. We have bought tents so families can "live" in the
campground indefinitely. And His House created an emergency hotel fund that every
year is used beyond the balance.
FEMALE ASSAULT
PREVENTION & DEFENSE
TRAINING
Wednesday, July 12
6:00-9:00pm at Mount Calvary
Cost: $25 per person
Open to all women of all ages (16
and up). Moms are strongly
encouraged to attend with their
daughters. This training will focus
on the who, what, when, where and
how of assaults.
Participants will learn:
to recognize the sequence of
events that take place before an
assault
how to be safe in most
environments
how to stop the sequence
how to escape if necessary.
The class is taught by former Navy
SEAL, Al Horner and his coinstructor,
Karla Rapp. The
training is based off his book,
NOT ME! and will provide the
information and tools to avoid
dangerous situations and the handson
training to escape from those
that cannot be avoided.
Register at
mountcalvary.org/register-forevents.
For more information about
this program visit
www.notmetraining.com.
This article is not about a success story...because I don't have one. I only have my
experience of meeting people so desperate that they are standing at the local grocery
store asking for help.
I’m not sure this congregation knows that the His House team has taken this difficult
challenge on: to address the needs of a person that feels there is no other solution but to
hold a sign at the corner. We receive phone calls, texts, and emails from community
members letting us know at what intersection they see someone with a sign asking for
help.
This work is the most difficult, heart wrenching, and wonderful work we are called to
do. Someone is so desperate, so broken and tired that they see no other option but to
stand at an intersection. We can meet this person and offer hope.
I don't have an answer or idea about solving these issues...that's for people smarter than
me. This article is just about a "call." The His House call that many in this church and
community receive. The call to lift up the broken and tired and share our blessings with
others who are desperate and tired.
Martha Brannon
His House
MEN’S MINISTRY IS GOING STRONG!
We had a great first Beer and Brats night on June 21st! What an evening to share some
great food, refreshments, friendship, and cool cars! Special thanks to Dave Maiser for
opening up his garage at the Automotorplex in Chanhassen.
Our next Beer and Brats night is Wednesday, July 19 from 6:00-7:30pm. We’ll be
gathering at the Brandt household for more great food and friendship.
As a special treat, we will be serving BBQ ribs! You will be our taste-tasters to help our
BBQ Ministry Team get ready for our first competition in August! Come for the ribs,
stay for the friendship! You can sign up on our church website, or at the Welcome
Center. If you have questions or ideas for our Men’s Ministry, contact Bruce Trippet
at 612-730-6420, or Chris Anderson at chris.anderson@mountcalvary.org.
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Stewardship
Growing our Ministries continues with improved facilities!
IN MEMORY
Christian love and sympathy are
extended to all who have suffered
the loss of a family member or
friend.
Roy R. Luse
July 10, 1933 - May 24, 2017
Donna R. Jones
May 25, 1934 - May 28, 2017
May Christ’s resurrection bring
them hope and comfort.
INCREASE HOSPITALITY BY
RELOCATING THE MAIN RESTROOMS!
The current men’s restroom will be transformed
into a new women’s restroom complete with a
nursing area. The old women’s restroom was
larger and had a lounge. After 20 years of good
use, the ladies gave up the space to let the men
be closer to the atrium. In return, they are
getting a beautifully designed space for women
and small children. This restroom will also
feature beautiful tile donated by The Tile Shop.
The current women’s restroom will
be transformed into a men’s and
women’s facility with doors towards
the atrium. This reorientation
allows for people to locate the
restrooms easier. It allows for the
Preschool wing to be more secure
by removing public access from
their hallway. The remodel will
feature a new design
complimenting the sanctuary
remodel of 2013. Each space will
be equipped with new fixtures and
beautiful tile donated by The Tile
Shop.
GRIEFSHARE
Mondays, 11:00am-12:30pm
July 31-October 9
(No meeting on Labor Day)
Cost is: $25
GriefShare is a friendly, caring
group of people who will walk
alongside you through one of life’s
most difficult experiences.
GriefShare sessions, over 10 weeks,
will include new video messages
from nationally-respected grief
experts. Alexandra Wold, MA,
LAMFT, will lead the sessions. She
is a licensed mental health
professional with a warm approach
and deep understanding of life’s
challenges. The group is open to all.
Call Pat Kamerud to register at
952-474-8893, ext. 103.
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Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
301 County Road 19
Excelsior, MN 55331
952-474-8893
www.mountcalvary.org
Non-Profit
U.S. Postage
PAID
Excelsior, MN
Permit No. 38
PASTORS
David Olson
pastor.dave@mountcalvary.org
Brenda Legred
pastor.brenda@mountcalvary.org
Aaron David Werner
pastor.aaron@mountcalvary.org
Postmaster: Please deliver by July 7, 2017
Lane Doerring
Orville Olson
In case of a pastoral emergency, call
952-474-8893 any hour of the day.
EDITOR
Diane Eidsmo
diane.eidsmo@mountcalvary.org
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