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2nd Vice - President - Gerald Rodammer Membership Chairman - Mike Sella President - Rollie Wenzel Back Row (L-R) Treasurer - John Aunhammer Secretary - Jim Hecht First Vice - President - Eric Roedel Christian Growth - Don Bierlein (Not Picture) Lutheran Hour Ambassador - Les Roth |
Lutheran Laymen League and Mary Martha (LWML)
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St. Michael's Lutheran Laymen League
The Lutheran Laymen League (L.L.L - Men's Club) of the Lutheran Hour Ministries of "Bringing Christ to the Nations .... and the Nations to the Church. The L.L.L is an Auxiliary of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod - equipping volunteers to evangelize and share their faith.
The St. Michael's Laymen Leagues of Richville, Michigan was form in March 2, 1977. Its purpose are:
1. To encourage one another to be more active in the work of St. Michael's congregation;
2. To help increase in its members a deeper consciousness of a life of Christian stewardship;
3. To provide additional opportunities for developing dedicated and effective church workers;
4. To assist in promoting the meaningful study of the Bible and continued growth in Christian knowledge;
5. To assist in helping the cause of Christian elementary and higher education;
6. To encourage greater lay missionary activity;
7. To further Christian fellowship and charity;
8. To assist in giving aid to the cause of Lutheranism;
9. To cooperate with other organizations in the congregation in the furtherance of Christian endeavors;
10. To cooperate with the International Lutheran Laymen's League in the attainment of its goals and in enrolling members in its broad program of Christian service
The St. Michael's Laymen Leagues of Richville, Michigan was form in March 2, 1977. Its purpose are:
1. To encourage one another to be more active in the work of St. Michael's congregation;
2. To help increase in its members a deeper consciousness of a life of Christian stewardship;
3. To provide additional opportunities for developing dedicated and effective church workers;
4. To assist in promoting the meaningful study of the Bible and continued growth in Christian knowledge;
5. To assist in helping the cause of Christian elementary and higher education;
6. To encourage greater lay missionary activity;
7. To further Christian fellowship and charity;
8. To assist in giving aid to the cause of Lutheranism;
9. To cooperate with other organizations in the congregation in the furtherance of Christian endeavors;
10. To cooperate with the International Lutheran Laymen's League in the attainment of its goals and in enrolling members in its broad program of Christian service
Lutheran Laymen's League International
