Volunteer Your service & Enjoy a Weekend at Camp Amnicon on November 15 – 17.
Camp Amnicon is a high adventure camp affiliated with the ELCA and located on the south shore of Lake Superior. Three major work weekends are scheduled each year to get the camp ready for the different seasons. The summer camping season is over and the winter retreat season has started. There are outside and inside jobs that need to be done. No special talents are necessary and all ages are welcome. A delicious Thanksgiving dinner will be served.
In exchange for your volunteer labor, you have a bed to sleep in (bunk rooms) and delicious meals. There is also time to explore the 700 acres of wilderness. Camp Amnicon depends on volunteer labor to make it possible to serve the many at-risk youth in addition to church youth groups who use the camp. For more information or to volunteer, speak with Cheri Moe at 952-431-5226.

Brad & Hannah Damon
Associate Directors
715-364-2602
www.amnicon.org
[email protected]

It’s getting colder outside……We will be accepting new and/or gently used winter coats, hats, mittens, scarves, snow pants, warm socks, and boots for kids and adults of all ages and sizes. Donations will go to Project Pride for Living in Minneapolis

The Sunday School children and their families will be preparing care packages for our LOTI college age students once again this year. The Care Packages will contain hand-made cards from our Sunday School kids, a letter of encouragement from Pastor Haug, healthy snacks and other fun items. The packages will be mailed early in December just before finals.

Parents, if you would like a care package to be sent to your college-age child, please contact Diane LaMere, Children’s Ministry Director, with your student’s mailing address no later than Wednesday, November 8th. Please include what week your student has finals.

Camp Amnicon is a high adventure camp affiliated with the ELCA and located on the south shore of Lake Superior.  It has three major work weekends each year to get the camp ready for the different seasons.  The summer camping season is over and the winter retreat season has started.  There are outside and inside jobs that need to be done. No special talents are necessary and all ages are welcome.  There will also be a delicious Thanksgiving dinner.  In exchange for your volunteer labor, you have a bed to sleep in (bunk rooms) and delicious meals. There is also time to explore the 700 acres of wilderness.  Camp Amnicon depends on volunteer labor to make it possible to serve the many at-risk youth in addition to church youth groups who use the camp.  If you are interested or want to learn more, talk to or call Cheri Moe at 952-431-5226.

Brad & Hannah Damon, Associate Directors

www.amnicon.org

[email protected]

715-364- 2601 

 

 

Please get your order at your earliest convenience. Our final order is due by November 12th. 

 

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James and Pamela Aagaard

Claire Bokelman

David Brost, Brittany Lawonn & Sabrina

Lizbeth Brown

John, Alyson, Adeline, Guthrie & Arlo Frahm

Andrew and Monica Schwarm

Lorraine Spies

Hendrik Weichett

Two infants received the Rite of Holy Baptism in September…

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Sabrina Ruth Lawonn Brost

Daughter of David Brost & Brittany Lawonn

(new members)

September 1


Evelyn Katherine Grafft

Daughter of Ryan and Natalie Grafft

Granddaughter of Patrick & Kathy Bracken of LOTI

September 29

New musicians are always needed to play the hand chimes. We will rehearse on the 2 Sundays prior to the performance. Please contact Pastor Haug if you would like to try your hand at the chimes. 

 

Deb Gilroy and Lizbeth Brown are looking for members to start a conversational French group. Perhaps you or someone you know would be interested in getting together. If you are an advanced beginner and up, the group will be meeting at approximately 4:30pm on Thursdays at The Kenwood restaurant. The group is open to all. Please come even if you can’t be there every week. 

LOTI Church Council will host Raise the Roof GALA on October 6th to raise funds for a new roof on the parsonage. The event will include food, drinks, silent auction, and live music. 

We are looking for auction items! Examples from the past are artwork, wine and food baskets, use of a cabin or timeshare, as well as voice lessons, special dinners at someone’s house, pottery, cookie delivery, tickets to events, and whatever else you can provide that you think someone else might be interested in procuring! 

If you have an item to contribute, please contact Susanne Haas or Michelle McCreery.