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Welcome to our Downtown Campus Worship Center
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ANGEL FOOD MINISTRY--New menu for August 2010 online!
Once a month, you or someone you want to help, can purchase boxes of fresh meats, fresh
or frozen fruits & vegetables, & staple items. (a $60 value) This is not day old or outdated
food. The food is fresh, name-brand products shipped to Lincoln City Church on refrigerated
trucks for same-day distribution.
~Bring your own Large Box, Tote, Laundry Basket and/or Ice Chest to pick up food~
Total Cost: $30 Per Regular Box—Specials are extra.
Payment In Full — CASH, Money Orders* or FOOD STAMP CARD* — is Required When Order Is Placed! (No Checks or Credit Cards Accepted)
Money Orders are to be made out to Trinity Lutheran Church and mailed to:
Trinity Lutheran, Angel Food ,724 S. 12th Street, Lincoln NE. 68508
Food Stamp Users We will NOT process your card until the day it gets re-loaded, so make
sure to tell us the date it is re-loaded on
You can still order if your card has not been re-loaded yet…
ASK US HOW!!
PLACES TO ORDER:
Online at www.angelfoodministries.com
Trinity Lutheran Church 12th and H
Church office hours: M-F 8a-Noon and 1:30p-4:00p
At Trinity Lutheran School 1200 N. 56th St.
Only on order pickup day!
Last day to place in person orders is Tuesday August 17th at the church office. No phone orders accepted.
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DISTRIBUTION/PICK UP DAY:
Saturday, August 28th
9:30a-11:00a All Last Names
Trinity Lutheran School-1200 N. 56th
Enter through the south doors of the building.
(Any food left unclaimed after 11:30 AM
will be donated to others in need!)
For more information call:(402) 840-2512
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For more information, read our More Information PDF file.
To see the most recent menu available, Read Our Menu.
Interested in Volunteering? Our Volunteer Application lists ways you can be involved with Angel Food Ministry.
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Trinity Church Council News & Notes
Below is a summary of key items and/or actions taken at recent Council and Voter's meetings:
- Appointed Jason Leimbach as a delegate to Lincoln Lutheran and representative on their Board of Directors for a 3-year term. Mr. Leimbach will also join the Council as the LLSA representative.
- Met with Neal Koch of the District Office to hear a presentation on the handling of large, undesignated estate gifts. As a result of that meeting, Trinity adopted a policy, to be reviewed annually, which states that undesignated gifts (estate, life insurance policies, etc.) will be divided as follows:
- 25% for mission work outside of Trinity (Ysleta, Pa Jok, Mission Central, LCMS World Relief, Food Pantry, City Mission, Lutheran Family Services, church worker scholarship, etc. )
- 25% for ministry projects within Trinity Church & School (church & school enhancement, elementary & Lincoln Lutheran tuition support, Stephen Ministry, continuing education, etc.)
- 50% into a Trinity Foundation endowment
- Concerning the lawsuit filed against us by Chateau Development regarding our easement on the land just east of the school (the wooded area between the school playground and Deadmans Run)
- We were informed on Aug 12th that Chateau has dismissed the lawsuit. This means that, at least for now, Chateau is no longer challenging the validity of our easement.
- However, the saga will continue as the NRD would still like to acquire the property for their flood water detention plan. Since the parties could not reach a purchase agreement, the NRD may invoke “condemnation” to acquire the property. If that occurs, an independent appraisal value will be assigned to the property and Chateau and Trinity will receive some financial settlement based on that assessment.
- Legal expenses thru the end of June were just over $11,250, with the first $5,000 covered by insurance.
David Ringler
Council Chairman
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SCHOOL NEWS
Staffing for Trinity Luntheran School 2010-2011
| Program | Staff Member |
Administration
Principal
Director of Child Care |
Mr. Merv Dehning
Mrs. Melissa Green |
Office Support Staff
School Administrative Assistant/Admissions
Finance / Marketing Administrator |
Mrs. Lori Otte
Mrs. Becky Anderson |
Early Childhood Team
Toddlers (18 month-olds – 2 year olds)
Pre-School (3 year-olds)
Pre-Kindergarten (4 year-olds) |
Mrs. Susan Boeschen
Mrs. Connie Dirks
Mrs. Amber Christensen |
Lower Elementary Team
Kindergarten
1st Grade
2nd Grade |
Mrs. Jo Bamesberger
Miss Bonnie Naber
Miss Candace Jurchen |
Upper Elementary Team
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade |
Mrs. Jeanne Lorenzen
Mr. Keith Dirks
Mrs. Betty Volzke |
Specialty Teachers
Team teacher (including 2nd grade, 5th Spanish & tutorial)
Team teacher (including PE/Health & tutorial)
Technology
Music
Library
Bus Driver
Day School Aide
Child Care Aides |
Mrs. Sheila Ziems
Mrs. Stacy Leimbach
Mr. Roy Bartels
Miss Candace Jurchen
Miss Bonnie Naber
Mr. John Wills
Mrs. Stephanie Glandt
Miss Sarah Swanson (PK4)
Miss Christina Dirks (PS)
Mrs. Jennifer Obrist (T) |
PATRIOT DAY Observance
A very special PATRIOT DAY chapel/assembly will be held on Friday September 10th at 8:35 a.m. in the Gym. In honor of this national holiday, we are inviting any law enforcement or military personnel to join us as we remember all heroes in our country.
PARENT – TEACHER LEAGUE (PTL) MEETING
All Parents & Guardians of students at Trinity are invited to attend the next PTL (Parent – Teacher League) meeting on Thursday, September 2nd.
Next month … our Parent – Teacher League …
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Debt Elimination Campaign Update
As of August 17th, actual contributions totaled $349,064, which includes $90,000 of debt forgiven by the Foundation. WE ARE OVER 85% TO OUR COMMITTED AMOUNT OF $410,957! We’ve completely repaid all of our debts (LCEF conventional loan, 2008 operational loan, committed amount to Lincoln Lutheran’s “Live the Vision” Capital Campaign, internal Restricted Funds accounts, & all funds borrowed from the Foundation). Consistent with campaign planning, we’re now starting to apply remaining receipts to special projects (such as the kitchen remodel, school roof, etc.). To date, campaign expenses are at $2,661, well below the budgeted $5,000. Thanks be to God for the blessings bestowed on this campaign and thanks to everyone for their continued support.
Freedom to Serve, Freedom to Teach, Freedom to Grow ……………. PRICELESS!!!
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LWML
Saturday, September 18, at 9:30 a.m. in the Parish Hall, will be the next meeting for the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League. In addition to a devotion, Bible study, mitebox dedication, a presentation will be given by Don Coleman of the M.A.D.D. Dads. Confirmand Prayer Pals will be assigned so early contact can begin. Also, please bring to this meeting the Mercy Wraps that have been put together so they can be packed for delivery to the District-South Convention. All ladies of the congregation are welcome to come September18 to be in the Word, to be in prayer, and to be Women in Mission.
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Homebound Callers:
Six Homebound teams made 102 calls on 32 members in the month of July. If you are interested in joining or learning more about this ministry, please contact Tom Pruitt at 474-0606.
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Couples Club:
will meet on Friday, September 24th at 6:30 p.m. To begin our new year, we will have the “Annual Potluck Dinner” and as all good Lutherans, there may even be a jello salad. Come, bring some friends, and enjoy the food – fun and fellowship.
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 | Sunday School for the 2010 - 2011 school year starts September 12, 2010. Hope to see you there.
There will be no Sunday school over Labor Day weekend.
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| Trinity LWML wants to help the Orphan Grain Train collect Mercy Wraps for Haiti and other disaster areas. The Mercy Wraps will be ingathered at LWML District South Convention September 24-25. To prepare a Mercy Wrap, take a medium-sized bath towel and fill/roll with these items: a washcloth; 2 small or 1 large bars of soap; a toothbrush; toothpaste; wide-tooth comb; stick deodorant; small tissue pack. Fold the sides of the towel over the items; roll the towel lengthwise, and hold it closed with 2 large rubber bands. Those attending the Convention will take completed kits to Kearney. Please, bring these Mercy Wraps to the September 18, LWML meeting.
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Lutheran Marriage Encounter
| Omaha, NE | Oct 8-10, 2010 | Dayle & Terri Mautz
3440 Wildbriar Ln
Lincoln NE 68516
dtmautz@yahoo.com
402-540-8508 |
| Lincoln, NE | Feb 11-13, 2011 | Dayle & Terri Mautz |
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 | Do you have a special date or someone you would like to thank God for and honor with Altar Flowers? Please contact Dee Arp to reserve your special date at 477-2625.
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Word and Sacrament
Trinity is a congregation that stands on God’s Word in and out
of the pulpit. We regularly celebrate the sacraments for the
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Christian Education
Trinity supports Christian education for all ages, cradle to
grave. This support includes parochial education for our
children in the form of a preschool, elementary school, Lutheran
association middle and high schools, Lutheran colleges and
seminaries. Trinity is also committed to helping all its
members grow through regular and diverse Bible studies meeting at
various times and various places, some lasting only 4 weeks while
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Traditional Worship
Trinity continues to worship in a liturgical Lutheran manner.
Though we celebrate mostly with organ music and chanting, bell
choirs and trumpets, are also open to drama, visuals and some
contemporary music. We consistently try to keep worship stimulating
and effective, while maintaining our Lutheran integrity and
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Caring Relationships
Trinity is a caring community that seeks to build relationships
among its members and extend those relationships to others uniting
them to Christ and His body of believers. Emphasis is placed on
assimilating new members in and keeping active members from becoming
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A. L. Barry's
"What about..."documents on
LC-MS Lutheran beliefs |
www.lcms.org |
Giving Plus® Form |
Trinity's Constitution
& By-Laws
PDF File
Word Document |
Orphan Grain Train |
Lincoln Circut LCMS |
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