We are here to worship the living God, receive Christ’s gifts, and share God’s love.

Mark Your Calendar!!

Feb. 12— Servant Event Feb. 20— Church Office Closed Feb. 26— New Member Sunday Mar. 1—Soup Supper & Ash Wednesday Worship Service Mar. 4—Memorial Ser-vice for Pat Karst (Rick Albert’s mother) Mar. 8—Apr. 5—Soup Suppers & Lent Worship Services Mar. 12—Time Change Mar. 26—Holy Com-munion Milestone Apr. 9—Palm Sunday Apr. 16—Easter

Senior Pastor’s Letter

Dear Friends in Christ at King of Glory,

Our annual congregational meeting was held on Sunday January 29th. That annual meeting always serves as a stopping point for us. We pause in the life of our congregation to look back and remember what we’ve been able to accomplish together. Then we turn our attention to the future—to adopt a budget or a spending plan for the year, to anticipate all we’ll accomplish this year. It’s exciting to be part of a congregation that is growing, thriving, and seeking ways to play a prominent role in the Billings community.

In 2016 we worshipped together hearing God’s Word and receiving Christ’s gifts. We learned together. We served in many different ways. We gave generously to our Mission and our Ministry.

2016 will probably be remembered as the year we finished our new office wing. I marveled at how people came together, giving and serving, to get that needed project done. I’m still smiling at all that took place. Because of that we all have a strong sense of ownership in our church and great space for our church staff.

Thank you for your serving, your giving, your work, your investment in making King of Glory Lutheran Church what it is today.

But our pause is only temporary. We must turn to the future. We have a Mission and Ministry to do. We have people to serve. We continue to worship, learn, give and serve. 2017 is stacking up to be another good year for us.

Thanks for approving the 2017 Budget. That’s how we plan to use your generous contributions this year.

Thanks for electing new leaders to serve King of Glory. In a congregation as large as KOG many are needed to steward the life of our congregation.

Thanks to the Board of Directors for granting me a Sabbatical. During those 3 months away, I plan to return with our new “Playbook”—what we’ll work on and do to make our transition to a large congregation. You’ve heard me talk about that transition before and you’ll hear me talk about it again. That playbook can serve us well into the future as we seek to be God’s people gathered around the living Word who reach out with the good news of Jesus and seek to serve people in need.

Thanks be to God who has called us together to be this congregation called King of Glory. God has given us what and who we need to accomplish our Mission and our Ministry.

God bless you and keep you in his grace! Pastor Jim Darchuk

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King of Glory has started a new ministry team to provide additional care of our homebound and hospitalized members. Caring well for our most fragile members is a high priority for us and we believe that in addition to regular visits by a pastor these members would value visits from

trained members of the congregation.

If you would like to be a part of this ministry, please speak with Pastor Ben Quanbeck. If you know

someone who would be blessed by a visit from this team, please speak with Pastor Ben.

The Pastoral Care team will make regular visits on the last Sunday of each month and as needed.

Bible Study and Adult Education

The Gospel of Matthew

Meets: Thursday Mornings 9:30 am OR

Sunday Mornings between services

Schedule: February 2 and February 5 – Chapters 8-13

February 9 and February 12 – Chapters 14-20

February 16 and February 19 – Chapters 21-25

February 23 and February 26 – Chapters 26-28

The Winter “New Member Course” has begun. New Member Classes at the church are: February 4, 9am – 11am Or February 19, 1pm – 3pm

New Member Sunday is February 26. Join in welcoming new members and guests to King of Glory.

A Head’s Up—Lent begins Wednesday, March 1

The Lenten Season starts on Ash Wednesday, March 1. This year’s Lenten theme will be “Slogans for Life”. In this year, when we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, we will make use of some of the great slogans in our Lutheran heritage.

Did you know that you are a saint (one who is forgiven by God) and yet you are a sinner at the very same time?

Did you realize you belong to “The Priesthood of All Believers”?

Have you heard Lutherans talk about the “Theology of the Cross”?

How well do you know “Justification by Faith” and “Justification of the Ungodly”?

Can you make the distinction between “Law and Gospel”?

We will explore these and other slogans that Lutherans use. You’ll want to set aside time each Wednesday evening 6:30-7 p.m. for our mid-week Lenten worship. You will be glad that you did!

And don’t forget the soup suppers prior to Wednesday worship.

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Ash Wednesday Worship

Ash Wednesday worship marks the church’s entry into Lent. Ashes in the form of a cross will be marked on our foreheads as we remember that “you are dust and to dust you shall return.” Confession and Holy Communion will be included.

Soup Suppers

5:45—6:25 p.m. in the Commons

Delicious homemade soups—one will be chicken noodle—desserts & breads provided

by the congregation

Worship

6:30 p.m. in the Worship Area

March 8

Soup Supper Hosts—Board of Directors

March 15 Soup Supper Hosts—Fellowship Group

March 22

Soup Supper Hosts—King of Glory Choir

March 29 Soup Supper Hosts—High School Youth

& their parents

April 5 Soup Supper Hosts—Glory Ringers Bell Choir

March 1

Soup Supper

5:45 p.m.—6: 25 p.m.

Hosted by Confirmation Youth and

their parents

Ash Wednesday Worship

6:30 p.m.

Lenten Midweek Soup Supper and Worship Schedule

Something new this year….

You are invited to share a crock pot of soup for our Lenten soup suppers. Simply complete a

soup volunteer slip available in the weekly bulletins, here in this newsletter, or on the Welcome

Center. Contact Lorrie in the church office if you have any questions.

I do not belong to one of these ministries or the Board, but I have this

great soup recipe...

Sign ups ready to help provide breads or desserts for the Lenten soup suppers.

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New Member Sunday

New Member Sunday is February 26.

We will welcome our new members into the mission and ministry of King of Glory. There will be a cake recep-tion between services. Come, meet,

and welcome our new members.

A NOTE FROM OUR STEWARDSHIP CHAIR

To put it mildly, 2016 was a good year and to each of you we give our THANKS!

“Life Abundant” (our ongoing stewardship theme) surrounds us! We remember that stewardship is NOT JUST ABOUT MONEY, rather it involves returning to God ALL and MORE of what He has first shared with us: our lives, our talents, our resources, and yes, our money.

We are a church enjoying abundance in many and varied ways. Growing together we have:

**CHANGED an empty shell into a finished office space with most of the work accomplished by volunteers and entirely paid for through your donations! For that we give thanks to God for you, brothers and sisters.

**WITNESSED our educational programs show increased participation resulting in the need to find new and innovative spaces to teach God’s word! For that we give thanks to God for you, brothers and sisters.

**OFFERED unique ministry opportunities for us to gather in fellowship: membership classes, IF tables, men’s coffee, quilting, choir, youth and community projects including Family Promise con-tinue to see faithful support! For that we give thanks to God for you, brothers and sisters.

**ATTRACTED more participation in our varied worship services including a steady attendance during the summer months! For that we give thanks to God for you, brothers and sisters.

**ASSURED financial soundness. Bills, payroll, mortgages and all benevolence obligations have been met on a timely basis! For that we give thanks to God for you, brothers and sisters.

**COMMITMENT to our ongoing financial needs in 2017 was shown in your pledges and ongo-ing generosity. For that we give thanks to God for you, brothers and sisters.

2017 promises to be another exciting year for us. We look forward to your continued stewardship as we look to God for wisdom and guidance and FACE THE FUTURE BOLDLY!!

Claudia Baker Finance and Stewardship Chair

“GOD’S WORK, OUR HANDS” SERVANT EVENT

Sunday, February 12th 9:30 a.m. in the Commons

We will make sandwiches for Tumbleweed, hy-

gienic kits for children in the BackPack Meals

program, and coloring/painting paper crosses

for Chapel Court residents.

Contact our Sunday School Coordinator, Suzi

Rietz (s.rietz@montana.net), with questions.

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LOGOS News!

As we wind down our LOGOS sessions, we have one Commandment left to learn! In the month of February, we have our annual Super Bowl obstacle course competition, the 10th Commandment, and a review of all Ten Commandments!

We have had so much fun this year learn-ing about the Ten Commandments, work-ing on our Faith 5, and building friendships!

February 1—Super Bowl—wear your favorite team attire

February 8—Tenth Commandment—wear black

February 15—Top Ten Backwards Day

February 22 (final session)—Lead us to the Cross—dress as your favorite movie character

Be Blessed.

Stephanie Stokke

LOGOS Coordinator

Sunday School News Sunday School meets from 9:40-10:20am for 3yrs (by 9/10/16) through Grade 5. Registration is always open. Please take a registration form along with a yellow information packet from the Information Wall. Please place the completed form in Suzi Rietz’s mailbox in the church office. Feb. 5 All classes meet– Beginners-Grade 3: Women at Well Feb.12 Service Project for All in the Commons - No Sunday School Feb.19 All classes meet-Beginners-Grade 3: A Storm Feb.26 All classes meet-Beginners-Grade 3: Centurion’s Servant

Join Us for a Servant Event February 12th! Color/paint Valentine Crosses for Chapel Court, make PB&J Sandwiches for Tumbleweed, assemble Hygienic kits for the BackPack Meals children.

Sunday School Offering News We are up to just over $300.00 ! We will purchase a cow when we have $500.00! What AWESOME GIVERS our Sunday School Students are! Thanks be to God! Our offering will go to BUCK A CHICK dur-ing the Lenten Season. (Lent begins March 1st) Last year’s total was 128! Let’s go to 200 + !

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!

Through generous donations by Stephanie and Blake Stokke and Eric Nord we now have a classroom set of Spark Story Bibles for our Kindergartners and First graders! Woo Hoo!

Suzi Rietz, Sunday School Coordinator, (s.rietz@montana.net)

Grade 4/5 and families: Sunday Funday—meet in the Fellowship Hall at 11:30 on Sunday, February 26th for lunch and games! Contact Lorie Hughes with questions.

Grade 4 Holy Communion Milestone

Information Meeting for PARENTS & 4th Graders: Sunday, March 5th —9:40-10:20am Martha Room.

Holy Communion Milestone Classes— Wednesdays from 5:15-6:15 in the Fireside Room March 8 March 15 March 22

Holy Communion Milestone Celebration Sunday, March 26 —Families choose either 8:30 or 10:30 worship service.

Reception held between services in honor of these students. Class photo at 10am in the sanctuary. Any fifth or sixth grade students who have not yet received this instruction are invited to take part in this milestone. Parents and these

children are requested to notify the office and attend the information meeting.

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Senior High Ministry (Grades 9-12)

Calling all 9th-12th graders!

Join us every first Sunday of the month for a CHOOSE YOUR

OWN ADVENTURE youth group.

Youth will call the shots:

What will we discuss that morning? You choose!

What ac.vi.es will we do for the month? You decide!

Will we stay in the Cave or make a quick run to City Brew for a coffee? Show up and find out!

Everyone is invited to be a part of these Youth Leadership “Choose your own adventure” Sundays - they will

happen on the following days: Feb. 5, March 5, April 2, and May 7.

Want 2 Talk? Reach out to Pastor Jen! E-mail: jen.quanbeck@gmail.com Text/Cell Phone: 855-1537

Youth Gathering 2018 Registration + $150 non-refundable deposit due April 1.

An information sheet is available on the Info Wall

in the Commons. This experience happens once

every three years and is open to any current 7th-

11th grader. Though the trip seems like a long

time away (June-July 2018), NOW is the time to

say “I’m IN!”

Questions? Contact Pastor Jen

1st Sunday of the month: Youth call the shots!

Spots still remain for the 2017 Urban Ministry Mission Trip to Denver!

Saturday, July 29—Saturday, August 5, 2017

Open to current 8th-12th graders

Deadline to register is Sunday, February 5th.

A purple registration form (on the Info Wall) and $50 deposit reserves your spot!

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Junior High Ministry (Grades 6-8)

Want 2 Talk? Reach out to Pastor Jen! E-mail: jen.quanbeck@gmail.com Text/Cell Phone: 855-1537

Synod-Wide Youth Gathering

In Billings!

February 10-11 Begins Friday at 6:30pm

You can still attend! Talk with Pr. Jen

All are invited to join us for the FREE Agape* concert!

Agape* performs at Good Shepherd Lutheran at

7pm Saturday, February 11th. No ticket required.

Free will offering will be taken. All ages welcome! It

promises to be a fun and inspiring evening.

Check out Agape* here: www.hiphopoutreach.com

Confirmation Notes:

Confirmation Classes conclude on Feb. 22nd!

Feb. 1 - Lutheran Worship

Feb. 8 - Vocation

Feb. 15 - Yearly Review

Feb. 22 - Confirmation Olympics

Junior High Service Project - SOUPER BOWL OF CARING

Sub Making Party: Saturday, Feb. 4th 9am-12noon

Subs picked up at KOG (just in time for the Super Bowl): Sunday, Feb. 5th (both services)

The Youth have chosen for all proceeds from this sub sale to go to The Salvation Army.

Thank you for your support!

Junior High Youth PARENTS meeting: Sunday, Feb. 19th - 9:40am in the Martha Room.

Junior High Families make sandwiches at Salvation Army office (2100 6th Ave N) -

Tuesday, Feb. 21 4:30-6pm.

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FELLOWSHIP NEWS

JOY Fellowship (Just Older Youth—Men & Women Ages 50+)!

Valentine’s Dinner plus a speaker—Tuesday, February 14 6:00pm Singles and couples are invited to join us for a fun Valentine’s potluck dinner in the

Fellowship Hall downstairs.

Please bring a side dish, salad, or dessert to share.

Needs: Several to provide a main dish; set-up helpers; clean-up helpers-Contact Lorie

6:45pm "How to Live a Satisfying Life in Retirement" presented by speaker, Evey LaMont

This will be applicable and valuable to all—from those just thinking about retirement

in the future to those who have already retired.

Evey has a wonderful presentation for us. You won’t want to miss this!

About our speaker: Evey LaMont M.S. has been the principal at Primetime Transition and Re-

tirement Coaching for over 10 years. She coaches individuals and couples approaching tran-

sitions, including one of the most significant of all, retirement. She has been a member of the

International Coach Federation since 2008 and has done free-lance writing and speaking on

topics such as navigating change. She has found coaching to be an excellent way to help her

clients reach their goals quickly and efficiently.

“Feast & Fellowship” for All Ages—Sign Up Now! What is Feast & Fellowship? Feast & Fellowship is an opportunity for all ages to gather with others from

our congregation to enjoy meals and fellowship together during March, April, and May. It is a great

way to meet people for the first time or to spend time with those you know already.

How does Feast & Fellowship work? Interested individuals, couples, and families sign-up by February 22.

Then each individual/couple/family is randomly assigned to 3 groups—one in March, one in April,

and one in May. Each group will have about 8 people—more if the group includes families. Each

group will have a different host each month; people host only once; people can indicate on the sign-

up sheet if they’d rather not be a host. The host decides on the meal—potluck or restaurant. If pot-

luck is chosen, the host provides the main dish; guests provide the bread/appetizer, salad, and dessert.

When do groups meet? Each group’s host helps his/her group decide on a meeting date and time for that

month. The host can choose evenings, weekends, or even Sunday brunch. Choosing the meeting date

and time can be done through phone calls, emails, or an online scheduling tool.

Where do groups meet? Meals can be held at the host’s home, the church (please check available dates

through the office), or a place of the host’s choosing. A host could even choose a restaurant with all

paying for their own meal. Restaurants such as Fuddruckers could be a choice for family groups.

If interested, please sign-up on the Information Wall in the Commons no later than FEB. 22.

Contact Information

Please contact Lorie Hughes, Board rep for Fellowship, if you’d like to be part of our fellowship efforts or if

you have any questions/suggestions/concerns: glsmahughes@bresnan.net, 656-3552(h), or 861-2078(c).

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The Glory Stampers will meet at Brenda Ambuehl’s home, 4408 Summer Lane, on February 25th at 9:30 a.m. They will be making birthday cards for St. John’s residents. Contact Brenda Ambuehl at 690-0986 with questions or for directions to her house.

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Our prayers and condolences to the following who have recently lost loved ones:

The family of Shirley Ungefug

Grace Farrand on the loss of her brother, Dan Trautman

Roger Herman on the loss of his mother, Karen Herman

Deanna Michels on the loss of her sister, Mary Silvius

Heather McKenzie on the loss of her stepmother, Ann Fossum

Sarah Schlotterback on the loss of her father, Ernie Swanson

Sharon Paul on the loss of her nephew, Pat Fundingsland

Rick Albert on the loss of his mother, Pat Karst

Lilah Meldahl on the loss of her niece, Cathy Hallquist

Roger Adam on the loss of his brother-in-law, Gordon Loges

May God’s presence comfort you in your loss.

Congratulations to Paul & Emily

Adam on the birth of their son,

Brooks, on December 9th. Brooks

joins big brother Knox. Blessings

to the Adam Family!

Thank you one and all for participating in the Giving Tree Projects!!!

A Special Thanks to: Susan Plath for organizing, sorting and delivering gifts to the Billings Public Schools. Deanna Michels for organizing and delivering canned food to the

Lutheran Center. Lorrie Maxwell for organizing and storing gifts for Family Services. David Nelson for delivering Family Services gifts. Gary Aasheim for delivering gifts to Family Promise.

Congratulations to Joe and Alyssa Olson

on the birth of their daughter, Madison

Grace, on December 14th. Blessings to

you as you welcome this new child of God.

The King of Glory Quilters meet

every Thursday from 9:30-11:30

a.m. in the Mary Room. You are

invited to join them for a cup of

coffee and to see what they do.

No quilting experience needed.

Contact Claudia Baker (656-5249)

for more information.

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The Family Promise Beach Blizzard fund raiser is coming up February 18. This event has become the major fund raiser for us, and the following are a few ways you can join in that support:

Call the FPYV office for Beach Blizzard tickets or buy them online- there is only a few tickets left!

*Ideas for Beach Blizzard Basket Items to donate for the silent auction*

Fishing, Hunting or Camping Stuff -Tailga�ng items (barbecue sauces, barbecue tools, cooler,

camp chairs, team swag, etc.-Golf items ( gi� cards for rounds of golf, golf balls, hand towels,

tees, hats, visors, etc.) -Wine and cheese picnic basket ( could include bread gi� card, produce

gi� cer�ficate from a local market, picnic ware, blanket, etc.)-Movie theatre �ckets-Bowling gi�

cards-Pizza gi� cards-Liquor baskets (margarita makings basket and glasses; assorted tequila bas-

ket; peppermint schnapps and hot chocolate basket, etc.)-Kitchen small appliances and clever

cooking gadgets -Spa packages ( beauty items and gi� cards)-Barnes and Noble gi� cards-

Amazon gi� cards-Beer tas�ng at a micro-brewery-Wine tas�ng at a local shop or winery-Coffee

cards and coffee .-Yard games for summer fun -Winter survival basket ( flash lights, hand warm-

ers, emergency markers, glow s�cks, wool socks, ba3ery operated radio, etc.)-Leisure �me color-

ing basket (colored pencils and markers, adult coloring books, herbal teas, etc.) -Kids entertain-

ment baskets (educa�onal toys, travel games etc.)-Themed party baskets ( birthday , fiesta, St

Patrick's etc. in addi�on add decor, colorful napkins, gi� cards for desserts, beverages, etc.)

Con Spirito Concert

You are invited to come enjoy an hour of music for women's voices by the vocal ensemble, Con Spirito. This free concert will be held at King of Glory on Saturday, Feb. 11 at 7:00 pm and Sunday, Feb. 12 at 3:00 pm.

Con Spirito is celebrating its 13th year as a vocal ensemble and we are very excited to share our winter concert with you. Selections will include a Gershwin medley, Canadian folk songs, spirituals, and the Norwegian folk tune from "Frozen". Guest pianist is Tanner Jorden, age 14 and winner of the 2017 MASO Young Artist Competition.

Members of the group are: Lesley Jorden, Martha Rowe, Rosalie Foster, Jennine Budge, Megan Carling, Julie Bishop, Joan Fritz, Kathleen Cochrane, Nancy Downing and Bonnie Warne. All are welcome to attend!

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"Nini, why are we putting beds in my Sunday School classroom" asked my four year old granddaughter. "Because a family needs to sleep here for a few nights" was the answer. "Do they have a baby?" she asked as we were setting up the travel crib. "Yes, they do." I could tell she was puz- zled. "Why don't they just go home?" Ah, the facts of life. Where do I start?

From a worldly perspective, war, famine and poverty are primary causes of homelessness. In the US, and at the most basic economic level, homelessness is caused by poverty and unemployment. The poor simply cannot afford adequate shelter. Domestic violence plays a role in homelessness as well.

Now, how to translate this to her level of un-derstanding. "Well your mommy has a job, and she earns money to pay for your house, and food and clothes. Some people don't have jobs, so they don't have a house. This is how we help them. We feed them and we make beds for them to sleep here. Then the mommies or daddies get jobs and can get a house for their family."

The next thing I know, our conversation changes direction to her imaginary friend Figaro (yes, she really did come up with that herself) and the fact that he is hungry for two cookies.

KOG hosts homeless families periodically throughout the year, and I have been privileged to help serve them. Joining with a cadre of others, we inflate air mattresses, make beds, buy groceries, fix and serve meals, and stay with them through the night.

The families are part of the Family Promise program which works with the parents through an intensive program that leads them out of their homeless situation.

Family Promise is a community of 26 Billings faith-based congregations, with over 1400 volunteers, that put their faith into action to pro-vide meals, shelter, and a safe, non-judgmental environment for these families. Our congrega-tion "hosts" take turns on a weekly rotating basis providing hospitality and basic needs to our homeless "guests."

With my two older granddaughters, I have prepared meals and we have joined our Family Promise guests for supper. The kids always con-nect instantly talking about school, doing activi-ties, or playing with the toddlers in our nursery.

Gary Aasheim is our KOG link to Family Promise, and the one who puts out the call for volunteers. If you have not yet been involved in this ministry, I would like to suggest that this is a great learning opportunity for us as parents and grandparents, to expose our KOG youth to the reality of homelessness in Billings. Volunteering in any capacity with the kids in your life is sure to provoke conversation, and is an opportunity for them to know how we live our KOG vision to welcome all, grow in grace, and serve in love.

Thanks to Cheryl Jones for sharing this story with us…..

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Staff

Pastor James Darchuk (j.darchuk@montana.net)

Associate Pastor Jen Quanbeck (jen.quanbeck@gmail.com)

Associate Pastor Ben Quanbeck (benquanbeck@gmail.com)

Susan Petersen (drsuse27@gmail.com) Worship and Music Coordinator

Lorrie Maxwell (l.maxwell@montana.net) Parish Administrator

Lisa Walker (l.walker@montana.net) Financial Administrator

Suzi Rietz (s.rietz@montana.net) Sunday School Coordinator

Stephanie Stokke (scstokkekog@gmail.com) LOGOS Coordinator

John Haughey (johnhoy56@me.com) King of Glory Choir Director

Melodi Drake (jemimaas@msn.com) Youth Choir & Glory Ringers Bell Choir Director

David Wyard……….Church Maintenance

Terry Gabert………..Church Custodian

Karen Haughey……..Choir Accompanist

Board of Directors

Marty Ambuehl……………….……………….President Josh Botnen…….……………..………...Vice President Becky Carlson ....…………..……………..…..Secretary

Tim Erickson………...……..………….……....Treasurer Allen Simonsen..……...…....Property & Administration

Tom Rust…...…………….………..Congregational Care

Cheryl Jones…………...….……….Christian Education

Lorie Hughes……..….………………….…....Fellowship

Becky Bey…. .……..…………...Mission & Lay Ministry

Gary Aasheim.…….……………………….…..Outreach

Kim Kaye…………………...Public Relations & Witness

Claudia Baker………….……………….…..Stewardship

Marcia Welliever………..…...…….….Worship & Music

Kent Haaland………..………………………….…..Youth

Other Parish Leadership

David Rye & John Hanson…..Lay Pastoral Associate

Kaye & Duke Families……...…....Liturgical Arts Team

Phone: (406) 652-1690 Fax: (406) 652-1693

E-mail: l.maxwell@montana.net Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday—Friday

Worship: Sunday at 8:30 & 10:30 a.m. www.kingofglorybillings.com