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Anniversaries 125 years
WISCONSIN: St. John, Alma; St. Peter, Camp Douglas; Immanuel, Cashton; Deerfield, Deerfield; St. John, Janesville; Redeemer, Milwaukee; Grace, Monroe; Ezekiel, River Falls; Faith, Rosholt; St. John, Spring Valley; Bethany, Star Prairie.
Blessings to go
It was a cold Lent in Minnesota, but that didn’t stop Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Minneapolis, from offering drive- thru prayers. It was the congregation’s attempt to reach folks in a fast-paced culture, said Karl Jacobson, one of its pastors. A sign announced the prayers Wednesdays during Lent, 7 to 9 a.m. Dorothy Walholf (above) and other members bundled from head to toe when the temperatures hovered near zero and leaned into car windows to pray with those on the go. Karen Walhof, the church’s outreach director, said people wanted prayer about a variety of things—ill family members, those grieving, issues with children and global situations. After Lent, church leaders were deciding whether to continue the practice.
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100 years CALIFORNIA: Our Savior, San Diego. IDAHO: St. John, American Falls.
IOWA: West Clermont, Clermont; Bethany, Joice.
ILLINOIS: Immanuel, Minonk. FLORIDA: Immanuel Evangelical, Miami. MASSACHUSETTS: First, West Barnstable.
MICHIGAN: St. Paul, Blissfield; Dr. Martin Luther, Muskegon.
MINNESOTA: Trinity, Alberta; Hope, Grasston; Richfield, Minneapolis; Maple Hill, Pine River. NEBRASKA: Trinity, Omaha; Grace, Walton.
NEW JERSEY: Messiah, Cape May Court House.
NEW YORK: Fordham, Bronx; Emanuel, Corn- ing; St. Matthew, Hartwick Seminary; Christ, Islip Terrace; Redeemer, Rochester.
NORTH CAROLINA: St. John, Taylorsville.
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NORTH DAKOTA: Trinity, Glenburn; United, Grenora; First, Watford City.
OHIO: New Hope, Dayton. OREGON: Emmaus, Eugene. PENNSYLVANIA: Christ, Reading. SOUTH DAKOTA: Christ, Salem. TEXAS: Immanuel, Slaton. VIRGINIA: Holy Advent, Wytheville. WASHINGTON: Phinney Ridge, Seattle.
WISCONSIN: Trinity, Appleton; Our Savior, Cornell.
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