Bethany Lutheran Church, Red Lake Falls, Minn


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Friday, April 11th we held our first annual Ladies Retreat at Bethany. We had 47 ladies attend. It was a great evening of fun, fellowship and growth. Thanks to everyone who helped to make the evening a success.

Saturday April 19* 5 ladies traveled to Our Savior's in Mclntosh for the Spring Cluster #3 gathering. It was a fun and informative morning and of course the noon lunch was great!

The Fair Hills Retreat is scheduled for Tuesday, June 10th. Registrations are due by June 1s'. Let's get a, van filled, and enjoy the beauty and fellowship of the day!

Circles will be meeting Wednesday, May 21st with the Mary Circle meeting at the home of Chris VanEmmerik. Watch the bulletin for where the Dorcas Circle will be meeting.

Our next WELCA meeting will be Wednesday, June 4th wjth a potluck at Riverside Park. Watcn the bulletin for if this date may change.


Again, we are looking forward to a very busy and productive year. Come join us!  All ladies of Bethany are invited to join both the Circles (Bible Study) as well as our WELCA group.

QUILTING GROUP

Come and join in on quilting for Lutheran World Relief. There are a variety of jobs to do, you need not only sew or tie! We have had lots of fabric donated so will be cutting large squares or strips to be either sewn at the church or taken home to sew.  Any questions call Bev Gilbertson at 253-2416 or Bobbi Aakhus at 253-2438.

Recipe of the Month

Vegetable Pizza

2 pkg Pillsbury Crescent Rolls 2 pkg (8oz) Cream Cheese 2/3 c. Miracle Whip 1 tsp. Dill Weed 1 tsp. Minced Onion

Sliced radishes, chopped green pepper, cut up tomatoes (about 4), chopped onion, sliced ripe olives and shredded cheddar cheese.

Spread out crescent rolls and put in slightly greased jelly roll pan. Bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes and cool.

Blend together cream cheese, miracle whip, dill weed and minced onion and spread on cooled crust. Place vegetables, olives and cheese over

May be made day before and refrigerated.




                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

                                                                                                                                                                       


Let the Light Shine

It has been proven many times ever, the members of Bethany Lutheran Church respond greatly whenever they are challenged with a worthy church project. The most recent examples would be the kitcheu remodelling and the purchase of the organ.

Lighting in the Fellowship Hall, in many respects is inadequate and certainly inefficient.

All of the side fluorescent lights are equipped with T12 lamps and magnetic ballasts. These types of fixtures are becoming outdated as they are no longer available and replacement baliasts wUl soon no longer be manufactured.

With all this in mind, live church council has taken action to challenge the members of Beihany with the next fund raiser. A campaign has begun to raise money for replacement lighting for the. Fellowship Hall Options and details have only been minimally explored and costs have yet to be determined. The preliminary fund raiser goal has beea set at $10,000.

if you have any questions, feel free to ask me or any other council members. oq behalf of the entire council, I thank you in advance for your support.

Any contributions to the project will "Let the Light Shine" at Bethany.

Kevin Reich






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