Rushford Lutheran Church

101 S. Mill Street, PO Box 399, Rushford, MN 55971--

Phone: (507) 864-7152   Fax: (507) 864-7150

 A member of Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ (LCMC). For more information go to www.lcmc.net.

 

RUSHFORD LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN (RLCW)

"Living in God's Hands"

The Rushford Lutheran Church Women meet the first Wednesday of each month with a program put on by one of the circles. The circle meetings are held monthly at a time and place decided by each individual circle. They meet for Christian fellowship and/or Bible study. They are also called upon to serve at various events during the year.

Officers installed for 2012:

Co-Presidents are Kris Petersen & Donna Boyum

Secretary is Helen Peterson

Treasurer is Darlene Nielsen

Historian is Carol Lukkason

Mission in Action: Ruby Highum, Joan Kragness, Ada Kjos, Mary Boyum

Dinner / Bazaar Baking Committee Co-Chairs are Roberta Anderson & Sandy Rasmussen

Pictured (in front) Helen Peterson, Kris Petersen, Donna Boyum and Darlene Nielsen; (in back) Roberta Anderson, Carol Lukkason, Mary Boyum and Ada Kjos. Not pictured: Ruby Highum, Joan Kragness and Carol Rasmussen.

 

 Rushford Lutheran Church Women

 

 

Women’s Bible Study is Thursday, February 2; at 10:00 a.m. Prayer Pyramid will follow at 11:00.

 

MEETINGMarch 7 at 1:30 p.m. the RLCW meeting will take place. Martha's Circle will provide lunch and Hannah’s Circle will provide the program.  

 

COFFEEThe women of Priscilla’s Circle have been assigned coffee hour for the month of February.

 

CLICK HERE to see some of the quilts from 2003.

Men's Club

Do you have a pair of work gloves that need to be broken in? The Men's Club is a working group. They meet to plan special projects that need to get done such as painting, care for the church lawn as well as many other things that just need doing. They are famous for the Men's Codfish Supper each fall in October. The funds earned support many good causes as well as fund many of the work projects around the church.

In addition, Men's Helping Hands meet every Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. Special project tasks are completed after a time of gathering, coffee, and devotions.

LYO (Lutheran Youth Organization)

The youth at RLC have three youth groups: Elementary, Middle School and High School. Each group has activities such as retreats, camps, choirs, service trips, vacation Bible school and special events. Go to "Youth and Education" to learn more about youth groups at RLC.

Choirs

The Chancel Choir, Cherub Choir and Sunday School Choir fill our worship services with music each Sunday. Each choir offers the opportunity for people of all ages to share their musical gifts during worship.

Volunteering

Here are just a few of the ways that you can volunteer at RLC:

  • Family Education Instructor
  • Confirmation Guide
  • Confirmation Mentor
  • Worship Reader
  • Worship Usher
  • etc.
 

USHERS / GREETERS / READERS / ACOLYTES

February Altar Guild: Sandy Skalet and Kris Petersen

 

Sunday, February 5:          

Acolytes: Kyle Weidemann and  Bryant Weideman

Scripture Reader: Luther Myhro

Ushers: Dale Evavold, Marv Bestul, Luther Myhro, Claire Olstad

 

Sunday, February 12:

Acolytes: Jordan Agrimson and Cole Danielson

Scripture Readers: Jordan Agrimson and Cole Danielson

Ushers: Steve Agrimson Family and Brian Danielson Family

 

Sunday, February 19:

Acolytes: Hunter Volkman and Zach Vix

Scripture Reader:  Mark Reisetter

Ushers: Chuck Boehmke, Dr. Roger Cone, Mark Reisetter, Ray Kjos

 

Wednesday, February 22:

Acolytes: Bryant Weideman and April Stone

Scripture Reader: Bryant Weideman and April Stone

Ushers: Rob and Tanya Johnson and Tracy Crain

 

Sunday, February 26:

Acolytes: Zach Ansell and Cole Kingsley

Scripture Reader: NEEDED

Ushers: FOUR USHERS NEEDED