Board Of Elders

Each of our congregation's households have been assigned an Elder, who has not only a spiritual support role, but an informational one, as well. The welfare of specific families, and the management of the congregation on whole, is an Elder's primary function; however, any Elder can respond to a member's request for assistance.

Chairman   Mick Bourassa EMail Me	What are Elders? The Apostle Peter, in a message to Christians scattered throughout the Roman world, referred to elders as "overseers" (1 Peter 5:2), a term that very accurately describes our 16 Elders today -- they are the "overseers" of our congregation. In the Lutheran Church, the terms "elders" and "deacons" are often used synonymously with reference to laymen chosen by a congregation for a specific term to assist the pastor in his official duties. They and the pastor form the Boards of Elders; with reference to the congregation they have only advisory or executive, not legislative power.
Dan Knutson   EMail Me	Doug Ackerman EMail Me	Michael Cuda  EMail Me
Chris McClelen	John Honeycutt EMail Me	John Manfolk EMail Me
David Freitag EMail Me	Don Rawe EMail Me	Lance Morton
		John Bailey EMail Me
Carter Thomason