Worship Rice County
March 2017 | Faribault Daily News | Northfield News
A reference book for area churches and community services throughout Rice County, Minnesota
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Exceptional Care in a Christian Community Traditional Values. Progressive Spirit. For more than 40 years, Northfield Retirement Community has provided exceptional housing, care facilities and services to seniors seeking a vibrant community rooted in a Christian tradition. Our residents are lively, energetic and actively engaged in both the NRC community and Northfield at large.
Northfield Retirement Community offers: • Full-time spiritual care services with a community chaplain and pastoral care. • Multiple senior living facilities and a wide range of care options – from round-the-clock care to assisted living to memory care. • A gorgeous 30-acre campus complete with gardens, quiet spaces and Pathways of Faith Park. Choose innovation, choice and tradition delivered in a Christian setting. Choose Northfield Retirement Community. For more information, visit www.northfieldretirement.org or call 507-664-3466.
NRC Pastor Kristine Braaten-Lee with her parents, residents Pastor Arndt and Hazel Braaten
Find us on Facebook 900 Cannon Valley Drive • Northfield, MN 55057 • 507-645-9511 • www.northfieldretirement.org Northfield Retirement Community is an Equal Opportunity Provider.
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Fourth Avenue United Methodist Church 219 4th Ave NW Faribault, MN 55021 (507) 334-4308 fourthaveumcoffice@gmail.com http://www.fourthaveumc.org/
Statement of beliefs: It is the desire of our church to invite you into an authentic and exciting relationship as you experience the best way to live life - in relationship with Jesus Christ. There is traditional music and contemporary praise songs, a casual atmosphere, children’s time, prayer time, coffee and goodies following. Nursery and young children’s class during worship is available.
Broadcast Days: Available on YouTube @ https://www.youtube.com/ channel/UCm8uLou3Zk3Jj8OzoXf13xA Co-Pastors – John and Judy McEachran Worship service details: Days and times: Worship Service Sunday, 9am Music: Traditional and Praise Music are offered
Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: Fourth Ave United Methodist Church is always looking towards activities that support ministries of nurture, outreach, and witness. Our ministries have a goal of making it easy to find and experience God.
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A special project of Faribault Daily News 514 Central Ave., Faribault, MN 55021 507.333.3100
All Saints Episcopal Church 419 Washington Street Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-7414 office@allsaintsnorthfield.org allsaintsnorthfield.org The Rev. Gayle Marsh
Services for children/ available day care: Nursery and young children class offered
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A reference book for area churches and community services throughout Rice County, Minnesota
Worship service details: Sunday 9:30AM All Age Christian Ed, Sunday 10:30AM Holy Eucharist Tuesday Evening Prayer & Study 7PM, Wednesday 7:30 AM Morning Prayer Services for children / available day care: Sunday School 9:30 AM
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A special project of Northfield News 115 West 5th St., Northfield, MN 55057 507.645.5615
6:30PM Maundy Thursday Servi 6:30PM Good Friday Service Publisher & Editor Publisher & Editor 9AM Easter Breakfast (Free) Sam Gett Chad Hjellming Rice County Worship, 2017 is distributed to subscribers and readers of Faribault Daily News and Northfield News 10:15AM Easter Service at no additional charge. All advertising contained herein is the responsibility of the advertisers. All rights reserved. ©2017. 6:30PM Maundy~Thursday Service Evangelical Nondenominational Evangelical ~ Nondenominational 6:30PM Good Friday Service Christ-Centered ~ Intergenerationa Christ-Centered ~ Intergenerational 9AM Easter Breakfast (Free) 1100 9th SW Faribault Service 9:00AM10:15AM –SundayEaster School ~Ave(PreK-Adult) (507)-334-6608 Evangelical ~ Nondenominational 10:15AM – Worship Service Christ-Centered ~ Intergenerational
6:30PM Maundy Thu All Saints 6:30PM Good Frid 6:30PM Maundy Thursday Service Easter Break Episcopal 6:30PM Good Friday9AM Service 10:15AM Easter Church 9AM Easter “Where Breakfast the Gospel (Free) brings life to Generations.” 1100 9th Ave SW Faribault 10:15AM Easter Service Evangelical ~ School Nondenom 9 blocks south of the High (507)-334-6608 Christ-Centered ~ Interge slcfaribault.com Evangelical ~ “Where Nondenominational the Gospel brings life to Generations.” “Where the Gospel brings life to Generations.” Christ-Centered ~ Intergenerational Sunday Holy Communion - 10:30 a.m. All Age Christian Ed Sunday - 9:30 a.m.
1100 9th Ave SW Faribault
(507)-334-6608
Morning Prayer/Eucharist Wednesday - 7:30 am
507-645-7417 | 419 Washington St., Northfield www.allsaintsnorthfield.org
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September-May Nursery Available 9:30-Noon Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: Whether you are single, a college student or part of a family you are welcome at All Saints. Children of all ages participate in using their gifts and worship. For the convenience of parents there is staffed nursery during the service, but children and toddlers are also welcome to stay in church with their parents. Our youth group meets mid-week and Confirmation study happens on Sundays. As a smaller community we are flexible and adapt to individual needs. Pastoral care is provided by our priest and community from cradle to grave. Our essential worship is the Celebration of Holy Eucharist which give thanks to God for what has been done for us in Jesus Christ.
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Baha’i Faith of Faribault 710 3rd St NW Faribault, MN 55021 bahaifaith.faribaultmn@yahoo.com (507) 334-5022 https://www.bahai.us/ Jim Muehlbach, Cindy Diessner (NOTE: there is no clergy in the Baha’i Faith)
Worship service days and times: Varies Worship service location: Varies Worship service dress code, music or other details: In addition to Holy Days, the Nineteen Day Feasts, the gatherings which serve as the bedrock of Bahá’í community life are held every nineteen days Statement of beliefs: and consist of devotions, All Saints is a beautiful historic church, which lends itself to participatory in easy-to-follow liturgies and excellent music. In 2014 consultation, and a social portion. Devotional gatherings we underwent major reconstruction to better serve our mission of are held in which friends, hospitality to the Northfield and Rice County area. Bahá’ís and others alike, unite As part of the Episcopal Church of Minnesota and in in prayer and awaken spiritual relationship with our Bishop The Rt. Rev. Brian Prior we believe All susceptibilities within the Saints participates in God’s mission: participants. Study circles are * To proclaim the Good News of the kingdom small groups that meet once or * To teach, baptize and nurture new believers twice a week for a few hours, * To respond to human need in loving service and participants arise to carry * To seek to transform unjust structures of society, to challenge violence of every kind and to pursue peace and reconciliation out specific acts of service. “Work done in the spirit of * To strive to safeguard the integrity of creation and sustain service is the highest form of and renew the life of the earth worship.” (Abdu’l-Baha, Divine Philosophy, p. 83) Services for children / available child care: Bahá’ís see the young as the most precious treasure a community can possess. “Regard man as a mine rich in gems of inestimable value. Education can, alone, cause it to reveal its treasures, and enable mankind to benefit therefrom.” (Baha’u’llah, Tablets of Baha’u’llah, p. 162) Children learn through memorizing prayers and quotations, music, stories, games, arts and crafts. The goal is for the children to reach a stage in which they can understand and act upon the imperative to tend to their own spiritual development and contribute to the well-being of society.
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Saturday 5:30 PM Sunday 8:00 and 10:30 AM
9:15 AM Adult Bible Classes – held in the Fellowship Hall 9:15 AM Sunday School Classes – Each Sunday during the school year Radio Broadcast KDHL 920AM Sunday 8:00AM Faribault Cable TV Channels 10 & 181 3:30 PM Monday and/or Tuesday 530 NW Fourth Street • 507-331-6579 • www.trinityfaribault.org
Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: In the Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment program, older youth act as animators to the junior youth. The program aims to assist junior youth to take ownership for their spiritual and intellectual development, to develop a strong sense of purpose and the volition needed to make good decisions, and to engage in meaningful social action in their communities. Thus, the program attempts to assist them to recognize the moral issues underlying everyday decisions and identify the moral implications of speech and action, and to empower them to channel their energies towards both strengthening their own character and to serving their community. Statement of beliefs: Throughout history, God has sent to humanity a series of divine Educators—known as Manifestations of God—whose teachings have provided the basis for the advancement of civilization. These Manifestations have included Abraham, Krishna, Zoroaster, Moses,
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Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad. Bahá’u’lláh, the latest of these Messengers, explained that the religions of the world come from the same Source and are in essence successive chapters of one religion from God. Baha’u’llah’s Revelation affirms that the purpose of our lives is to know God and to attain His presence. Our true identity is our rational soul, whose free will and powers of understanding enable us to continually better ourselves and our society. Walking a path of service to God and to humanity gives life meaning and prepares us for the moment the soul separates from the body and continues on its eternal journey towards its Maker. Realization of the principle of the oneness of humanity is at once the goal and operating principle of Bahá’u’lláh’s revelation. Bahá’u’lláh compared the world of humanity to the human body. Within this organism, millions of cells, diverse in form and function, play their part in maintaining a healthy system. Similarly, harmonious relationships among individuals, communities, and institutions serve to sustain society and allow for the advancement of civilization. Major principles include: the independent search after truth; the oneness of the entire human race; the abolition of all forms of prejudice; the harmony which must exist between religion and science; the equality of men and women; the introduction of compulsory education; the adoption of a universal auxiliary language; the abolition of the extremes of wealth and poverty; the institution of a world tribunal for the adjudication of disputes between nations; and the confirmation of justice as the ruling principle in human affairs.
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Bethel Lutheran Church 1321 North Avenue, Northfield, MN 55057 507-786-6674 bethel@bethelnorthfield.org www.bethelnorthfield.org Senior Pastor – Pastor Timothy McDermott Associate Pastor – Pastor Rebecca Wold Freeman Worship service details: Days and times: Sunday 8:30 a.m. & 10:45 a.m. Sept – May Sunday 8:30 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. June - August Statement of beliefs: Bethel Lutheran Church is a congregation of approximately 1,200 members and is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. At Bethel we teach, preach, and live the truth that every one of us is loved, valued, and belongs. Bethel features eight choirs, three youth groups, women and men’s fellowship/study/ service organizations, and an active social service ministry. A staff of twenty-two full and part-time employees serves the
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congregation. From nursery care to youth camping trips to hospital visitation to Christian education, the work of the staff touches all aspects of parish life. Bethel Lutheran Church is a vibrant and dynamic congregation that loves its children and youth, is strongly committed to outreach and social ministry, celebrates the presence of Christ in its weekly worship, and is seriously committed to living as disciples of Jesus Christ in our church, community, and world.
Divine Mercy Catholic Church 139 Mercy Drive, Faribault, MN 55021 507-334-2266 http://divinemercy.cc msimon@divinemercy.cc Broadcast Days: Tuesday and Wednesday Broadcast Times: 2:00pm for the previous weekend’s Mass Stations ie: Radio/TV FCTV Enventis channel 10; Charter channel 181 Fr. Kevin Kenney Pastor Fr. Byron Hagan Associate Pastor Fr. Kyle Kowalczyk Associate Pastor Worship service details: Days and times: Weekend Masses Saturday 4:00 pm......... Divine Mercy Sunday 8:00 am........Divine Mercy
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10:00 am......Divine Mercy 12:00 noon........Divine Mercy (Español) 5:00 pm............. Divine Mercy Weekday Masses Mon 5:30 pm....Divine Mercy Tues 8:30 am....Divine Mercy Wed 8:30 am.......Immaculate Conception (Sept-May) Divine Mercy ( June-August) Thurs 8:30 am.Divine Mercy Fri 8:30 am...........Immaculate Conception (Sept-May) Divine Mercy ( June-August) Sat 8:30 am ......Divine Mercy Statement of beliefs: Divine Mercy Catholic Church is a community of disciples of Jesus Christ committed to loving God and others. Our motto is “Jesus, I trust in you!” When you visit us you can expect an authentically Catholic parish community, a warm and open environment where you and your family will feel welcomed and at home. You’ll experience community and a relevant message about God and his amazing plan for our lives. Divine Mercy is “a place of conversion and repentance; a place for the celebration of the Eucharist; a fountain of mercy; a place of prayer
You are welcome here! St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Sunday mornings…
Worship at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. Education and Fellowship at 9:40 a.m.
Summers…
Worship at 9:00 a.m.
Discover… Believe • Belong
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www.northfieldstp.org
Fellowship l Bible study l Mission trips Community Outreach l Music and Prayer Children, Youth, and Family Ministries St. Peter’s Lutheran Church 418 East Sumner Street • Northfield, Minnesota 55057 David Weeks, Pastor
(507) 645-8252
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Statement of beliefs: and of constant appeals for mercy for ourselves and for the whole To exalt Christ through worship, Bible study, outreach, service world.”- St. John Paul II (When dedicating the international Shrine of and fellowship Divine Mercy in Poland) Divine Mercy Catholic Church was formed in June 2002, as three Catholic communities became one by the providence of God. The First United Church of Christ Catholic faith in our community dates back to 1847, when the first 300 Union St Holy Mass was celebrated at the home of Alexander Faribault. On Northfield, MN 55057 August 2, 2009, we dedicated our new Church, built to be your new Church home! Not Catholic? Not a problem, we welcome everyone. 507-645-7532
church@firstucc.org firstucc.org
First Baptist Church 1108 Westwood Drive, Faribault, MN 55021 507-334-3373 fbc@firstbaptistfaribault.org www.firstbaptistfaribault.org
Rev. Todd Smith Lippert, Senior Pastor Rev. Abigail Henderson, Associate Pastor
Mr. Jared Matthew, Pastor Worship service details: Days and times: Sunday: 9 a.m. Sunday School (year-round, all ages), 10 a.m. Morning Worship, 6 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer. Wednesday, 6:30-8:00 p.m. Awana (May-Sept) Services for children / available day care: Nursery available during Sunday Services Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: Awana: Ages 3yrs to 6th grade, Sept-May. Small Group Bible Studies: on-going Food Shelf: Distribution the first Monday of the month by appointment. Easter Egg Hunt: Saturday before Easter, 1 p.m. (FREE) Neighbors Night Out, July 30: Sunday morning service under the tent (weather permitting) 10:00 a.m.; Picnic supper with bouncy houses, carnival games, lawn games, etc. beginning at 4:00 p.m. (FREE)
Worship service details: Regular Program Year: Days and times: Sundays 10:30am and 5:00pm, Summer 9:30am Dress code: Casual Music: Morning: traditional organ, Afternoon: Folk/roots/bluegrass Services for children / available day care: Children welcome in worship. Infant/toddler care available in the morning. Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: Faith formation for children, youth and adults (schedule varies) Statement of beliefs: We are committed to being a progressive Christian voice in Northfield. As an open and affirming church, we welcome all people regardless of age, race, gender, economic or marital status, ability, cultural heritage, or sexual orientation and gender identity. Wherever you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.
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Service Times Sunday Sunday School 9:00 A.M. (year-round for all ages) Morning Service 10:00 A.M. • Evening Service 6:00 P.M. Wednesday A.W.A.N.A (Sept.-May) 6:30 P.M.
1108 Westwood Dr., Faribault, MN 55021 • Jared Matthew, Pastor Phone: 507-334-4885 • firstbaptistfaribault.org
Saturday Evening:
Sunday Mornings: Saturday Evening: 5:00 Worship with Communion 8:30 & 10:45 Worship Holy with Holy Communion
5:00 9:45 Worship with Holy Communion Sunday School and Adult Education Sunday Mornings: 8:30 Mornings: &Summers: 10:45 Worship Sunday
Holy Communion 8:30 & 10:00 Worship 8:30 &with 10:45 Worship with Holy Communion 9:45 Sunday School with Holy Communion and Adult Education 9:45 Sunday School 1321 North 8:30 Avenue & • Northfield Summers: 10:00 Worship with Holy Communion and Adult Education 507-786-6674 • www.bethelnorthfield.org
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Peace United Methodist 205 Division Street North Morristown, MN 55052 507-685-4466 Like us on FACEBOOK Pastor Elden Eklund Worship service details: Days and times: Sunday 9:30am worship followed by fellowship Dress code: come as you are Music: traditional Services for children / available day care: Sunday School is held during the Sunday service Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: Wednesday “Peace Kids” program for K-5th grade. 3:30-5pm (every Wednesday during the school year). Free and open to everyone. Monthly youth (grades 6-12) events. Monthly coffee time (one Wednesday morning a month). VBS every August. Statement of beliefs: We believe our mission is to Spiritually
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and Physically spread the word of God. We follow a simple Methodist tradition, Do Good, Do No Harm, Stay in love with God. We believe that service to others, regardless of their religious affiliation, social status, circumstances, etc. is of the utmost importance. We believe that we are commissioned by Christ himself to seek and support the lost and lonely.
St. John’s Lutheran Church 500 Third St. W, Northfield, MN 55057 office@stjohnsnorthfield.org (507) 645-4429 http://stjohnsnorthfield.org/ Pastor Pam Fickenscher, Senior Pastor / Pastor Jonathan Davis, Associate Pastor / Worship service days and times: Sundays 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. with Learning and Fellowship for all ages at 9:45 a.m. Summer 8:30 and 10:00 a.m. on Sundays. Services for children / available child care: Infant and toddler care available during both services on Sundays and at the 10:00 a.m. service during the summer. Children of all ages are welcome in worship. Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: Faith Formation for children, youth, and adults - schedule
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varies. Statement of beliefs: We invite you to join us for worship, education, and fellowship on Sundays. On Wednesday evenings during the school year we offer a community meal, afterschool children and youth programming, faith formation classes, and choirs for all ages. Sunday worship at St. John’s includes Holy Communion every week, beautiful music, and inspired preaching. We desire to create a community that is warm and welcoming to all God’s children wherever you are on your faith journey. Members of St. John’s are equipped for service through advocacy, benevolence, and volunteer service here in Northfield and around the world. Our historic building in the heart of Northfield was the birthplace of the St. Olaf Choir, and continues as a hub of community life for our neighbors. Here you will find people of every age sharing joys and sorrows, and be challenged to grow in your own faith journey. We hope to welcome you soon.
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St. Luke’s Church 1100 SW 9th Avenue Faribault, MN 55021 507-334-6608 slcfaribault.com Pastor Greg Purchla Worship service details: Days and times: Sunday School 9:00 AM, Sunday Worship Service 10:15 AM Dress code: Casual Music: Blended: Hymns/Contemporary Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: Amazing Love Recovery Group – 6:00 PM Sunday Bible Study – 10:00 AM Tuesday Confirmation / Basics of the Faith – 6:45 PM Wednesday Prayer Group – 6:00 PM Thursday Sunday School Classes for all ages 9:00 AM Sunday Statement of beliefs: St. Luke’s is a Christ-centered, Bible-
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SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. | Summer 8:30 and 10 a.m. LEaRNINg aND FELLOwSHIp All ages | 9:45 a.m. Sundays, September–May
Se rvi ce s e ve ry S und ay at 9: 30am Sunday School for ages PreK through 6th grade Coffee and fellowship after every service Wednesday Peace for Kids (PreK-5th grade) 3:30-5:00pm Monthly youth events (Birth-12th grade) Peace Memorial Garden for personal reflection Com e to v isit or stay f or a lif e tim e . O ur d oors are ope n and our b uild ing is hand icap acce ssib le ! W e w e lcom e y ou in the lov e of J e sus! Our Mission is to physically and spiritually spread the word of God.
LIvE bROaDcaSTS· 1080 aM & 95.1 FM 8:30–9:30 a.m. Sundays | KYMN Radio NTv bROaDcaSTS· cHaNNELS 187 7:30 p.m. Mondays and 7 p.m. Fridays ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH 500 THIRD STREET WEST • NORTHFIELD MN 55057 507-645-4429 • StJohnsNorthfield.org
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Have faith
in your child’s future. •
Faribault Lutheran School provides the community with high-quality, values-based education in a loving, Christian environment. All students welcome, regardless of religious affiliations! Visit us at www.flsweb.org for more information.
• FLS graduates have been the Valedictorians at Faribault High School 3 out of the last 6 years. • Class room sizes are capped, to keep smaller class sizes that focus on individual student needs and achievements. • Financial Aid is available! • New Students - Register by May 1st to receive $500 off of tuition for the 2017-2018 school year!
Kindergarten 8th Grade 526 Fourth Street NW flsweb.org
At Faribault Lutheran School, we provide parents the opportunity to place their children in a safe, Christian environment where children feel secure and are able to learn and succeed. At Faribault Lutheran School, all students in our communities are welcome, regardless of religious affiliations. We believe that we can offer children the instruction, both religious and academic, they need to lead successful lives.
If you would like to set up a tour of the school and meet the Principal and prospective teacher of your child, please don’t hesitate to contact us at 334-7982. We would love to visit with you!
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believing church, seeking to glorify God in everything we do. We are a church family of believer’s from all generations. We are nondenominational and evangelical. We adhere to the following amended statement of faith. A fuller expression of our beliefs can be found in the church office. • We believe in one, holy God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. • We believe that God created the world, redeemed the world through Jesus Christ, and sustains the world through the power of the Holy Spirit. • We believe in the deity of Jesus, his sinless life, his atoning death, his bodily resurrection, and in his future personal return. • We believe that the Bible is the Word of God and that it is inerrant. • We believe in the necessity of spiritual rebirth through personal faith in Jesus for salvation. • We believe that the true church is made up of all who have been justified by God’s grace, through faith alone in Christ alone. Believers are united by the Holy Spirit in the body of Christ of which He is the Head.
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church 418 East Sumner St. Northfield, MN 55057 (507) 645-8252 terryrydberg@northfieldstp.org www.northfieldstp.org David Weeks, Pastor Jeramy Girard, Youth Ministry Julie Klock, Children and Family Faith Formation Doris Welke, Council President
spiritual growth, fun, and fellowship for Middle and Senior High youth abound at St. Peter’s Lutheran. SPY (St. Peter’s Youth) meets on Wednesdays during the school year. Each summer, our senior high youth go on a summer trip. We rotate between the ELCA National Youth Gathering, high adventure, and servant trips. The church actively supports Sharing and Caring Hands, the Northfield Food Shelf, Ruth’s House, Christmas Sharing, Minnesota FoodShare, Lutheran World Relief, and various missions. We offer numerous small discussion groups, Bible studies, and BeFrienders ministry .
Statement of beliefs: Who are we? We are confessionally Lutheran and we are progressive. We cherish the Reformation witness that we are justified by grace through faith alone, and we appreciate the ancient traditions of the church. But we are not locked in the past. Christ’s church is always in the process of re-formation. We are a people interested and committed to growing deeper in our faith. And, we are energized by the possibilities and opportunities for Christ’s church in the future. We gather weekly to hear God’s voice call us to new life in Jesus Christ and send us out into the world to be the light of the world. We confess our sins, receive God’s forgiveness, sing hymns of praise, and pray. We worship so that we will be strengthened and renewed to live out our callings in the world.
firstucc.org firstucc.org firstucc.org firstucc.org firstucc.org Worship service details: Days and times: We have two Sunday morning worship services. firstucc.org Our 8:30 worship service is more traditional and our 10:45 worship service is more contemporary. In the summer we have one worship service at 9:00 (Memorial Day through Defeat of Jesse James Days). During the seasons of Advent and Lent we have mid-week worship services on Wednesday evenings. Dress code: Casual Music: Traditional and Contemporary Services for children / available day care: Sunday School meets on Sunday mornings from 9:45-10:35. Children begin Sunday School when they are three years old and continues through fifth grade. Children sing songs and learn Bible stories. Our children sing in worship throughout the school year. A nursery is available during worship services. Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: Opportunities for
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The River Community Church 528 4th Ave NW Faribault, MN 55021 office@theriverchurch.org (507) 334-1897 https://www.theriverchurch.org
Statement of beliefs: At The River Church we love God and love others because He first loved us!
Pastor Steve and Joan Crombie, Youth Directors Gabriel and Georgina Crombie Worship service days and times: Sundays 10:00am Worship service dress code, music or other details: The River Church exists to love God and love people. This is the meaning of life. Without doing these two things life is pretty meaningless. The message of our new facility is the word ‘transformed.’ So many don’t understand the great significance and hope that comes from knowing God and living according to His design for their lives. Our new facility went from having no hope, no purpose and diminishing worth to being transformed into a beautiful place of great value and benefit to so many for years to come. Services for children / available child care: That’s what The River Church works to do in the lives of people. In our new 138 year old building that’s full of character and history we’ve incorporated stateof-the-art technology and improvements to make involvement at The River an experience that’s both classic and fresh. We offer children’s Sunday school classes and ministry to Middle and High school students on Wednesday nights along with Men’s and Women’s groups that meet at various times and places throughout the week. Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: We also provide an occasional opportunity to serve one of the many missionaries we support overseas because Jesus is Lord of the nations and He loves all people.
Trinity Lutheran Church 530 4th St NW Faribault, MN 55021 507-331-6579 billk@trinityfaribo.org www.trinityfaribault.org Broadcast Days: Each Sunday 8:00am on KDHL. Also Wednesdays at 5:30pm during lent and advent. Broadcast Times: 8:00 am Sundays Stations ie: Radio/TV KDHL radio. Also several times/week on Faribault Community TV. Also streaming video available of past Sunday services at www. trinityradioandvideo.org Rev. Dr. Michael Nirva – Senior pastor Rev. Paul Rieger – Assoc pastor Contemporary Service Leader – Rick Schafer Youth Coordinator – Kristen Sellentine Worship service details: Days and times: Saturday, 5:30pm, 8:00am & 10:30am Sundays, Lent and Advent seasons: 5:30pm Wednesdays Dress code: Formal or casual Music: Pipe organ, piano, choir, contemporary singing group with guitars on 1st & 3rd Sundays of the month at 10:30am. On 5th Sundays of the month, special Gospel Service featuring older style hymns with stringed instruments and piano. Services for children / available day care: Either Sunday service, special children’s sermon sitting up front on the alter steps.
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To learn more, contact: Baha’i Faith of Faribault Jim Muehlbach or Cindy Diessner, 710 3rd St NW, Faribault ( 0 ) 33 - 0 • a ai ait . ari a t n ya oo.co Bahai.org
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Sunday Worship Service: 9am Sunday School: 9:15am Refreshments/Coffee: 10:15am
FOURTH AVENUE UNITED M ETHODIST CHURCH More information at: www.fourthaveumc.org 219 4th Avenue NW, Faribault, MN 55021
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Youth groups, small groups, other ministries: Many Bible classes held, some at church, some in homes at various times during the week. Youth group meets periodically for special youth fun events and projects. JOY ( Just Older Youth) group meets 1st Thursday of each month at 11:00am to travel to special places for fun and for learning. Quilting group meets each Wednesday morning. Dozens of other groups and activities too numerous to list (see website). Anyone welcome at any time. Statement of beliefs: Trinity is a family of believers in Jesus Christ who are eager to share God’s Word with the world. We are blessed by your participation with us in worship, education, and caring fellowship that is centered in God’s extravagant love for Jesus’ sake. We encourage you to grow with us in your relationship with God and with others. What We believe Our Vision is to connect people to Christ through God’s Word. Our Values of Grace, Faith, Hope and Love are non-negotiable and are the foundation of our beliefs that make us unique.
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Trinity Lutheran Church 803 Winona Street Northfield , MN 55057 secretary@trinitynorthfield.org (507) 645-4438 http://www.trinitynorthfield.org Rev. Brent Klein Rev. Dr. Armand J. Boehme Worship service days and times: Sunday 9:00 a.m. Thursday 6:00 p.m. Statement of beliefs: Lutheran ChurchMissouri Synod
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With the announcement of its closure later this month, the Children’s Exchange in downtown Faribault must now move the entirety of its inventory by Dec. 31. (Gunnar Olson/Daily News)
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he owner of The Children’s Exchange, a downtown Faribault store, will be closing its doors at year-end. Kimberley Robinson, the owner of the store located at 114 Central Ave., announced the decision in a Facebook post Wednesday evening. The store sells new and used clothing for adults and children as well as toys, movies and books. For Robinson, the decision was a tough one, admitting that she had
to have her husband press the send button after typing the announcement. “I’m sad that it’s going to go,” she said. “I don’t want to, but I kind of have to.” Her reasoning for closing the shop is a confluence of more local competition and some personal health problems. “There is too much competition ever since the Goodwill came in,” she said. “It stopped the flow of customers.” For now, Robinson has marked everything in the store 30 percent
off and said she may change those savings toward the middle of the month because, as she said, “everything must go.” The store will leave behind a 34-year legacy that began with Sue Chavie in 1982. After Chavie retired years ago, the store was purchased by Kieran Nystrom, who sold it to Robinson just a year later. At the helm for the last two years, Robinson knows which part she will miss the most. “I’m going to miss seeing the kids grow up,” she said. “I see babies when they come in and then to
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see them at two years old and three years old … I get to see them grow up and that is what I’ll miss. Seeing their happy faces every day.” Robinson said that her time running the shop was, “a lot of fun,” as she offered a shopping experience where kids and parents can both enjoy themselves. “The one thing I always did was when the moms came in, they would hand me their baby and go shop,” said Robinson. “I would sit there and spoil the baby and play.”
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Minnesota has been approved for a third federal disaster assistance program after September’s flooding, officials announced Thursday. The U.S. Small Business Administration will offer Physical and Economic Injury Disaster Loans in seven Minnesota counties, including Rice, and Economic Injury Disaster Loans in many others, according to a SBA press release. The SBA announcement comes after the Federal Emergency Management Agency declared the region eligible for Public Assistance funds, which compensate damage to public property and infrastructure, in early November. At that time, the request for Individual Assistance to homes and businesses was denied. Gov. Mark Dayton’s administration appealed that denial on Nov. 16, citing a more comprehensive list of damaged properties as well as the approaching onset of winter, with many homes’ furnaces damaged by the floods. Earlier this week, following the appeal, it was announced Minnesota homes and businesses would be eligible for Individual Assistance funds. Steele County Emergency Manager Mike Johnson said that decision triggered the SBA announcement. “We had to get the Individual Assistance to get Vol. 103, No. 239 ©2016
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After a Faribault City Council discussion on Tuesday night, city staff was directed to make changes to the city’s 2017 budget that will result in an approximately 2.25 percent tax levy next year. City Finance Director Karla McCall offered four different tax levy options that revolved around the council’s decisions regarding savings from changing the city’s insurance benefits and its decision whether to pay for a full-time GENERAL FUND police officer REVENUE hire. SOURCES Her total expected levy Property taxes do not amount was a account for the entirety little over $8 of the city’s revenue. Its million. other sources are below. McCall’s Property Tax — options to the $5,066,708 — 35.5 council, none percent of General Fund of which were Local Government Aid chosen, in— $5,409,262 — 37.9 volved using percent half or all of Franchise Fees — the insurance $745,000 — 5.2 percent benefits to Fees for Services lower the levy — $1,379,918 — 9.7 and options to percent either hire the Other — $1,662,256 officer or not. — 11.7 percent In the end, Total amount — the council $14,263,144 agreed that hiring the officer is for the best, but, in order to save costs, councilors instructed city staff to begin that position on July 1, which will save approximately $50,000 from the $100,000 cost of hiring a full-year, full-time officer. In addition, the council directed McCall to put 50 percent of the $148,000 in insurance benefits savings into the General Fund to lower the levy instead of the $32,000 of the $148,000 that McCall originally recommended. The choice to start the police officer after July 1 is due, in part, to the possibility that the Faribault Police Department could earn an Office of Community Oriented Policing Services grant, which was not awarded during the first round of applications this year.
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Soybean dust billows as a CHS employee helps load a train in Ruthton, Minneosta, that’s headed for the West Coast export market. Exports are FOR ASSISTANCE crucial for Minnesota farmers, who are watching to see how the Trump administration will handle trade deals. (Mark Steil | MPR News)
Officials have announced the registration process for Individual Assistance for homeowners affected by the flooding that occurred on Sept. 21 to 24, 2016. Home owners can now register for disaster assistance two ways: 1. WEB: www.DisasterAssistance.gov 2. PHONE: 800-621-FEMA (3362) or TTY: 800-462-7585 (711/Video Relay Service) Have this information ready when you apply:
Minnesota farmers, dependent on exports, keep close watch on President-elect’s policy By MARK STEIL
on billions of dollars in exports to overseas mar-
“Without access to the export market, we’d be in
kets — especially to China. “Our exports to China some trouble,” said Joel Wiering, grain manager at Minnesota Public Radio News household) A retention wall built for this reason holds back water from a portion of the Faribault Cheese obviously have exploded the last 10 or 15 years,” the CHS terminal in the southwest Minnesota town Caves. (Gunnar Olson/Daily News)
of Ruthton. Brad Nelson, a farmer who lives near Albert Lea, said Nelson. apartment Trump really goes after China, the likely retaliAbout 60 percent of the soybeans moving the SBA [funding],” he voted said. “Originally we werelasters for Donald Trump month. The affected 58-year-locally,If though who were she said there denied, but once you get old[Individual agreed withAssistance], the president-elect on more manyout issues, could be there.ation could hurt U.S. farmers. Now, they’re waiting through the Ruthton elevator this year — about $30 seetowhat the Trump administration actually does. million worth — will wind up overseas. That’s just a you become SBA eligible.like ” cutting regulations on agriculture andoffer reducing SBA will loans oftoup $2 million for busicoverage Rural Minnesota voted resoundingly for Trump, drop in the bucket compared to the over $2 billion Rice County was muchhealth morecare fortunate costs.in terms of nesses and nonprofits and $200,000 for homeownevenfunds though the acandidate damage when compared to Waseca County and the ers. But Trump also threatened sharply higher tariff Johnson said thes SBA serve comple- hammered trade deals as soybean exports bring to Minnesota’s agricultural a centerpiece his campaign. economy each year. city of Albert Lea, according to Riceproducts, County Emeron Chinese once saying that “China rip-FEMA’s mentary functionis to IndividualofAssistance. Those deals can be crucialfor fordirect farmers’ liveli-of funds gency Management Director Hauer-Schmitz. pingJennifer us off like nobody has ever seen.” deposit See TRADE on 6A She has only heard from However, a handful of homeownMinnesota farmers like Nelson count Seehoods. ASSISTANCE on 3A
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The Northfield City Council stuck with its preliminary plan for the 2017 citywide tax levy, consisting of a 2 percent increase from the 2016 level. The increase means that, including levies from the Economic Development Authority and Housing Redevelopment Authority, Northfield’s total levy will move from $8.10 million in 2016 to $8.26 million for 2017. The majority of councillors felt the 2 percent increase was a comfortable compromise. The council started out its discussion on the 2017 citywide tax levy at a 3 percent increase from 2016 at an August work session. The figure, suggested by city staff, led by Finance Director Melanie Lammers and Administrator Ben Martig, came as a result of increased infrastructure and equipment costs. Lammers The 3 percent would have reflected a change from the $8.10 million levy for 2016 to a proposed $8.34 million proposed levy for 2017. The majority of the increased levy dollars in the 3 percent increase would have gone toward the general fund, mostly for staffing and Martig services costs. The park fund was also scheduled for a $30,000 increase, and the city facilities fund a $20,000 increase. There is also money being set aside for a fiveyear streets plan, which includes maintenance and reconstruction in various city locations. A second option, presented but not recommended in September, was to set the preliminary levy at only a 1 percent increase. Staff would need to cut $161,000 from the general fund budget in that case. Martig and Lammers laid out a few areas that would need to be considered for cuts to make that option work: full-time staff (to parttime), overtime, street department service areas, and technology upgrades. Instead, the City Council found a compromised preliminary position at a 2 percent increase. The number was higher than what councilors David DeLong and David Ludescher wanted (1 percent), but lower than the citystaff-recommended 3 percent.
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A group of incarcerated individuals and a congregation from Dundas have discovered the parallels between their lives through singing. Rejoice! Church, a congregation just off of Hwy. 3 in Dundas, has 41 participants in its Christmas Choir this holiday season. The other 13 members of the choir are inmates at the Minnesota Department of CorrectionsFaribault. For the last eight weeks, Pat Shelby, the worship director at Rejoice!, has spent his Tuesday nights working with part of his choir at Rejoice! On Wednesdays, he spends time working with the Offenders who are in the Faribault prison’s choir sing along with the choir members from members who reside at the prison. Rejoice! Church during their Christmas concert. The choir has seen steady growth since it began The culmination of these six years ago. (Daily News file photos) months of practice will be Dec. 9 at 7 p.m., where the choir will According to Karen Anderson, everyone together in an upbeat, for all members of the choir,
religious in terms of the message of Christ,” she said. “We are no different than those incarcerated. We all need saving.” For Shelby and Faribault prison Chaplain David Swagger, a unifying message is at the heart of why this event has continued in this form for six years. Shelby met Swagger when he was invited to attend a bible study at the prison. After becoming acquainted, Swagger asked if Shelby could fill in for him with the prison choir during his vacation. “He asked me if I would be interested in directing the prison choir on Sundays,” said Shelby. “I told him I was interested, but I couldn’t do something like that because I was already busy on Sundays. We began thinking outside of the box at that point.” Together, the two men came up with the idea that Shelby
another weekday, teaching the same music to both groups with the overall goal of getting together for a concert in December. The choir has seen steady growth since it began six years ago, and it set a new record this year with 41. “There is an element of curiosity to it,” he said of why he believes so many people sign up. “I usually find that there could already be the thought planted in their minds that they wanted to do something at the prison or volunteer in some way, they just never did anything about it.” For Anderson, a veteran of the choir, reaching out to prisoners with “hope and joy at Christmastime,” is paramount to her annually renewed commitment to the collaboration. She has also seen that more and more people find the experience
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Adventist Seventh Day Adventist Church 1360 Albers Path Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-332-8256 Assemblies of God Canvas Church 401 Jefferson Pkwy Northfield, Minnesota 55057 507-301-6777 Iglesia Nueva Vida en Cristo (New Life in Christ Church International) 1132 NW Sixth Street @ Lincoln Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-333-9210 Life 21 2100 Jefferson Rd Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-7730
Triumphant Life Church 221 NW Second Ave Lonsdale, MN 55046 612-605-1147 Baha’i Faith Baha’i Faith of Faribault 710 NW 3rd St Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-5022 800-228-6483 Baptist Berean Baptist Church (Southern Baptist Convention) 20 NW 2nd St Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-331-8202 Emmaus 712 N Linden St Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-9480 First Baptist Church (GARBC) 1108 Westwood Dr Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-4885
River Valley Church 722 Ravine St Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-4917 Triumphant Life Church Parish House of the Congregational Church UCC 222 NW Third Ave Faribault, MN 55021 507-412-8382
Buddhist Northfield Buddhist Meditation Center 313 ½ Division Street (above Jenkins Jewelers) Northfield, Minnesota 55057
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Church of St Dominic 104 N Linden St Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-8816
Faribault Evangelical Free Church 1039 Saint Paul Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-332-8369
Church of the Immaculate Conception 116 SE Alabama St Lonsdale, MN 55046 507-744-2829 Divine Mercy 139 Mercy Dr Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-2266 Church of St Patrick, Shieldsville 7525 Dodd Rd Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-6002 Church of God (Iglesia De Dios) Rios De Agua Viva 425 NW Sixth St Faribault, Minnesota 55021 College Carleton College Skinner Memorial Chapel 1 North College St Northfield, MN 55087 507-222-4003 St Olaf College Boe Memorial Chapel 1520 St Olaf Ave Northfield, MN 55057 507-786-3092 Community The Crux Church 112 N Central Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-5211 The River Community Church 528 4th Ave NW Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-1897 Episcopal All Saints Episcopal Church 419 Washington St Northfield, MN 55059 507-645-7417
Worship Times Thursday ................... 6:00 p.m. Sunday ...................... 9:00 a.m. Sunday School ........ 10:30 a.m. Bible Study .............. 10.30 a.m. 803 Winona Street, Northfield 507-645-4438 | www.Trinitynorthfield.org
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The Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour 515 NW 2nd Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-7732 Evangelical Cornerstone Community Church (C&MA) 1313 S Division St Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-8839 Iglesia Evangelica Cristiana Espiritual 5 NE Sixth Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021
Northfield Evangelical Free Church 5600 E 110th St Northfield, MN 55057 507-663-0133 Jehovah’s Witnesses Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingdom Hall 2618 NW Park Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-332-7581 Northfield Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses 5785 E Lonsdale Blvd Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-6704 Jewish Jewish Shabbat Services Jones House Carleton College Northfield, Minnesota 55057 Latter Day Saints Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 902 SW 17th St Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-7046 Lutheran Bethel Lutheran Church (ELCA) 1321 North Ave Northfield, MN 55057 507-786-6674 Bethel Ridge Church of the Lutheran Brethren 1401 Bethel Ct Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-6801 Bethlehem Lutheran Church (LCMS) 404 West Franklin St Morristown, Minnesota 55052 507-685-4338 Christ Lutheran Church (ELCA) 1200 NE 1st St Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-8821 Dennison Lutheran Church 37514 Third Ave Dennison, MN 55018 507-645-6042 First English Lutheran Church (ELCA) 204 NW 2nd St Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-4389 Grace Lutheran Church (ELCA) 305 South First St Nerstrand, Minnesota 55053 507-334-2822
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Our Savior’s Lutheran Church (ELCA) 1207 SW Prairie Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-331-2276
City Light Church 2140 S Hwy 3 Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-8829
Peace Lutheran Church (LCMS) 213 SW 6th Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-9610
Faribault Church of Christ 937 SW 9th Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-7164
Rejoice! Lutheran Renewal Northfield High School Auditorium 1200 Division St 507-664-9007
Gospel of Life Family Church Heritage Square Mall on Hwy 3 South 2010 Jefferson Square, Suite A Northfield, MN 55057 507-259-2644
St John’s Lutheran Church 500 W Third St Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-4429 St Peter’s Lutheran Church 418 E Sumner St Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-8252 Trinity Lutheran Church (LCMS) 530 NW 4th St Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-331-6579 Trinity Lutheran Church 10500 West 215th St Morristown, Minnesota 55052 507-685-2307 Trinity Lutheran Church (LCMS) 803 Winona St Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-4438 Trondhjem Lutheran Church (ELCA) 7525 Garfield Ave Lonsdale, MN 55046 507-744-2310 Vang Lutheran Church Corner of County 49 Blvd and 20th Ave Dennison, MN 55018 507-645-6042 Moravian Main Street Moravian Church 713 Division St Northfield, Minnesota 55057 507-645-7566 Non-Denominational Cannon City Community Church 17790 Cannon City Blvd Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-3163 Cannon Valley Church of Christ 22220 Glynview Trail – County Road 19 Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-1542 Canvas Church Services held at Bridgewater Elementary School 401 Jefferson Parkway Northfield, MN 55057
Harvest Church International 2627 NW 2nd Avenue Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-332-8731 St. Luke’s Church 1100 SW 9th Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-6608 Pentecostal (Iglesia Evangelica Pentecostes) Nueva Jerusalem 609 NW 4th Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021
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Northfield United Methodist Church 1401 S Maple St Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-5689 Peace United Methodist Church 205 N Division St Morristown, Minnesota 55052 507-685-4466 Prairieville United Methodist Church 9411 Kenyon Blvd Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-332-9646 Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) Cannon Valley Friends Meeting 313 ½ Division St Northfield, Minnesota 55057 507-663-1048 Unitarian Universalist Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 113 Linden Ave S Northfield, MN 55057 507-786-3366
United Church of Christ Congregational Church of Faribault, UCC 222 NW 3rd Ave Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-334-5910 First United Church of Christ 300 Union St Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-7532 Saint John’s United Church of Christ 19086 Jacobs Ave (Wheeling Township) Faribault, Minnesota 55021 507-789-5766
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