SLEEPY EYE CHURCHES
Pastor Phil Siefkes, 794-6048, 220 4th Ave. SW, calvary-answers.org
March 2025
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Southwest Minnesota wind projects provide community benefits
BY CORA HOFFERCenter for Rural Affairs Rural communities are experiencing a surge in renewable energy development, bringing benefits such as increased tax revenues, new jobs… Login to continue reading Login…
Women in Ag Day at the Capitol March 24
Women from the breadth of Minnesota’s agriculture community are invited to share their stories with legislators and key leaders at the Minnesota State Capitol for Women in Ag Day on Monday, March 24.
Boys Hoops: Madelia and BOLD dispatch Knights and Indians
The Knights’ and Indians’ boys seasons both ended with lopsided quarterfinal section losses last week, falling to teams – Madelia and BOLD – that will face off for the Section 2A championship.
SLEEPY EYE CHURCHESCalvary Baptist Church
Pastor Phil Siefkes, 794-6048, 220 4th Ave. SW, calvary-answers.org
Miss Sleepy Eye to be crowned Sunday
Miss Sleepy Eye Coronation is this Sunday, March 16 at 7 p.m. at the Sleepy Eye Event Center. Miss Sleepy Eye and two princesses will be crowned to represent the community as the 2025 Miss Sleepy Eye Ambassadors. Following are profiles of each candidate, including their answers to two questions asked of them by the Miss Sleepy Eye organization.
Bowling scores•Koffee Kup, March 6: High Game: Brenda Walden 173, Gloria Engholm 162, Kris Suess 150. High Series: Brenda Walden 452, Gloria Engholm 434, Jan Seidl 423. High Team Game: Folgers 390. High Team Series: Hills 1,066. League Standings: Hills 77.5-27.5, Folgers 60-45, Butternut 53.5-51.5.
•Farmers League, March 5: High Game: Kenny Kral 223, Dan Steffl 213, Bruce Kuelbs 210. High Series: Bruce Kuelbs 581, Dan Steffl 568, Kenny Kral… Login to continue reading Login…
Sunday morning, so help me, God
I seldom invite friends to come to church with me and, after Sunday’s morning service that was so deeply moving, I don’t know why. If you knew a great bakery, you’d tell people. If you read a great book, you wouldn’t keep it a secret. But off I truck to the West Side of Manhattan and in the big door past the greeters, drop my two cents in the offering plate, head altarward, stop at my pew, genuflect and bow, and take my seat.
