Young at Heart
Tuesday, February 2, 11:30 am
This is a program consisting of a brief lecture and a story telling session focusing on the vital and very important work of American women during World War II. The lecturer is Karen A. Lindesmith, B.S. M.A. who lectures frequently on the many contributions of women during World War II.
In the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti, there is an urgent need for food packaging at Feed My Starving Children.
Our congregation has been scheduled to package food on Tuesday, February 23rd, from 6:00-7:30 pmat the Coon Rapids site, 401-93rd Avenue NW. There are 7 openings for adults and 8 openings for children. There are also several openings for the 8:00-9:30 pm packaging time. Please sign up on the bulletin board across from the office. Funding is also urgently needed to purchase the food used for packaging. Our own children’s offerings in the globe during February will go to the Haiti relief efforts.
About Preschool Registration
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Mission Statement
We are called by the Holy Spirit to proclaim and celebrate the Gospel, to build a family of believers and care for all God's people.
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Abiding Savior Church: Our HistoryAbiding Savior Lutheran Church is located in a residential neighborhood in Mounds View, Minnesota, a northern suburb of the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro area. Founded in 1939 as a congregation of the Lutheran Free Church, Abiding Savior is now affiliated with the ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) and the WordAlone Network.
The following is reprinted from the Dedication Service booklet. That service was held on April 21, 1974. As Jesus of Nazareth taught little children of the Heavenly Father's love out in the fields and on hillsides, so a few people taught little children of the Heavenly Father's love out under the trees in the yard of the C. E. Gordon Larsons in the spring of 1938. Sunday School work and the first church services were held in a community room of the Larson home. Spring Lake Park Lutheran Church became an organized congregation in 1939 with Kristopher Hagen as the first pastor. In 1940 the cornerstone for the building was laid. The Sunday School membership grew from twenty-five children to one hundred and a church membership of one hundred fifty by 1940. The numbers grew, so in 1953 the church was enlarged, and especially for the many youth our Christian Education Building was built and dedicated in 1955. On October 7, 1962 it was voted that Spring Lake Park Lutheran Free Church merge with the American Lutheran Church . More land was needed so a new site was purchased at Arden and Red Oak Drive in the fall of 1968. On August 29, 1971 it was voted to change the name of our church to Abiding Savior Lutheran Church . The church property at 7901 Red Oak Drive was sold in the fall of 1972. The church building on Red Oak Drive was dedicated on April 21, 1974. |
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