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World Missionaries and North American Church Planters
We invite you to join us in praying for the missionaries that the Church of the Lutheran Brethren supports. We invite you to also join us in praying for Lutheran Brethren pastors in their church planting efforts in the U.S. and Canada.
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Pray for Ruth, our new Director

" Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest that He will send forth laborers into His harvest" Luke 10:2 (KJV)

Praise God for His provision, and ask His blessings on our New Director of Women's Ministries who was Commissioned June 10

We as a National Women’s Ministries Team are grateful for God’s leading. Ruth Vallevik has accepted the call as our new Director of Women’s Ministries. Ruth’s passion is to see women first of all come to know the Lord as Savior, to grow in wisdom and knowledge of Him and of His Word, and to see them become active, committed followers of Jesus who in turn seek to bring others to Him.

The broader focus of Women’s Ministries (“Ministry By, Through, and To Women of the CLB”), was implemented through the leadership of Ruth as chair of the Vision Task Force for National WMF. She believes this is a critical tool that God can and is using to see His Kingdom work accomplished.

Ruth has had experience in women’s ministries at the local, district, and national level, as well as experience in public speaking, teaching and writing. From childhood, Ruth has been affiliated with the Lutheran Brethren Church. Her father, Joseph Aarhus, was a pastor, as well as her husband, Bruce Vallevik. Ruth has recently moved to Billings, Montana after the loss of her husband following a long illness. She began her ministry on April 1, 2006 and was commissioned at the National Women's Convention in Fergus Falls on June 10, 2006.

Pray for our Senior Seminarians and their wives and families as they begin ministry

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Senior Seminary Wives: (front) Donna Wolderich (Bellingham, WA), Wendy Heiser (Alexandria, MN), Amy Price (Holiday, FL), Karen Osborne (Navy chaplain), Caristy Olson (open to call)

Seminary wives and Seminary women students: (front) Melissa Sorenson, Rebekah Ekelund, Sue Paulson, Caristy Olson, Karen Osborne; (back) Katie Jensen, Wendy Heiser, Melissa Pribbenow, Anne Kitchin, Jeanette Pierce, Donna Wolderich

Join us in prayer for the senior seminarians and families

Lutheran Brethren Seminary, Fergus Falls, Minnesota
Seminarian_prayer_sheets_for_2006.pdf    77.04 KB

Pray for our National Women's Ministry Team

Ruth Vallevik, new Director of Women's Ministries

Janet Spencer, Chairman

Verna Rogness, Secretary

Lori Christopherson, Treasurer

Janet Thomson, Canadian Representative

Tresa Myers, Pacific Northwest District President

Delvina Simonson, Pacific Southwest District President

Rachel Patterson, Western District President
  

Sherry Hjelle, Central District President

Alyssa McIvor, Eastern District President
  

Church planters in the U.S. and Canada

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Paul & Holly Smith - Southborough, MA

Jeff & Heather Olsen - Wesley Chapel, FL

Bruce & Laurel Stumbo - Detroit Lakes, MN

Tim & Linda Voth - Dickinson, ND

Dave & Tracy Dyrud - Highlands Ranch, CO

Keith & Donna Wolderich - Bellingham, WA

Forrest & Julie Erickson - Chandler, AZ

Roger & Carol Olson - Beaumont, Alberta, Canada
  

Joachim & Hilde Poetzsch - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Riley & Candra Sexton - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
  

World Missionaries in Chad, Japan, and Taiwan

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Dan & Rachel - Chad

Paul & Teresa - Chad

Larry & Pam - Chad

Jonathan & ZamZam - Chad

Marcos & Kirsten - Chad

Dean & Linda - Japan

Arnie & Bonita - Japan

Mike & Dolores - Taiwan
  

Ethan & Sandy - Taiwan

Andrew & Kris - Taiwan
  

For additional information on our missionaries, check this website:

http://www.lbwm.org


Prayer for persecuted Christians
Sunday, November 20, 2005 was the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Christians around the world. I was stunned to read that 200 million believers are suffering for their faith in Jesus Christ! My first reaction was to the great number being persecuted and then it dazed me to realize the reality of how many believers there must be in our day and then I thought - what an impact we should be making...if each of the millions of believers would PRAY, would reach ONE soul for the Lord this year and the next, etc. the Lord could come very soon. Well, we best get to work. Let's PRAY first!
-Chloe Koslowsky


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