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June 2014 Parish Newsletter
Sunday, June 8, 2014
Monday, June 2, 2014
Pictures from VBS last week
If you were not able to join us for our Vacation Bible School program on Friday night, you missed out on a very fun program! The kids did a great job with their parts, songs and actions! We would also like to thank everyone that was able to volunteer whether donating time, supplies or money...it would not be a success without all of your generosity! THANK YOU!!
Weird animals was the name of our bible school program this year. We had lots of fun each day talking about how God not only made beautiful animals but also how God made each one of us special and beautiful too!
The offering collected during bible school and at the program is being donated to Lisa Johnson, Lori Peskey's aunt. Lisa had been having some health problems beginning in April. What doctors initially thought was a double ear and sinus infection has actually turned out to be Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease. CJD is a very rare and fatal brain disorder. A hospital stay in Sioux Falls led to a trip to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN for a full diagnosis. There is no cure or treatment for CJD, so the days ahead will be spent making sure she’s as comfortable as possible as the disease runs its course. Lisa is currently at home outside of Huron in Hospice care. If you were not at the program, but would still like to make a donation you can do so online at http://www.gofundme.com/love4lisa
Weird animals was the name of our bible school program this year. We had lots of fun each day talking about how God not only made beautiful animals but also how God made each one of us special and beautiful too!
The offering collected during bible school and at the program is being donated to Lisa Johnson, Lori Peskey's aunt. Lisa had been having some health problems beginning in April. What doctors initially thought was a double ear and sinus infection has actually turned out to be Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease. CJD is a very rare and fatal brain disorder. A hospital stay in Sioux Falls led to a trip to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN for a full diagnosis. There is no cure or treatment for CJD, so the days ahead will be spent making sure she’s as comfortable as possible as the disease runs its course. Lisa is currently at home outside of Huron in Hospice care. If you were not at the program, but would still like to make a donation you can do so online at http://www.gofundme.com/love4lisa
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