After a rocky start through the Camden conference the Rebels traveled to Ellsworth to take on the Dragons in their first conference match of the year. In a true conference battle, the Rebels and Dragons pushed each other to a fifth and deciding game, with MCC battling back in games three and four before falling to Adrian/ Ellsworth, 25-22, 25-16, 27-25, 25-21 and 9-15.

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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, Slayton, MN. Pastor Darby Lawrence.

Monday, September 26: Salisbury Steak & Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Green Beans, Dinner Roll w/Margarine, Dessert, Lowfat Milk. Tuesday, September 27: Baked Chicken, Baked Potato w/ Sour Cream, Peas, Bread w/Margarine, Dessert, Lowfat Milk.

May you pray attention to the little lads among you. “…for such is the kingdom of God” (Matt:19:14).

(Autumn) has officially arrived now. And its time to get going on some of our Fall chores. As for gardening, be sure you have a storage place for the items you wish to keep until needed in the kitchen. And some seeds too for next year’s garden.

By John Stenen No one other than the Lord Jesus Christ can take a sinner and make him or her a saint. The transformation can only be accomplished by faith. Heb. 11:6 tells us that “without faith it is impossible to please God, for he that cometh to God must believe that He is and that He is the rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.” One day a man bought an ax from a blacksmith. He said to the smith, “I would like the entire blade to be bright like the edge.” “I will be glad to do the work if you will turn the wheel” said the smith. It took a long time and the owner of the ax said, “Let’s stop and see what it looks like.” The smith replied, “It’s not done yet, it is only speckled.” “Well that’s just fine, I think I like it better speckled.”

The MCC Rebels had gotten off to a great start this season with two impressive wins against weaker opponents. Friday night the Rebels would face one of their toughest tests of the season against the Tracy Milroy Balaton Panthers.

By Student Reporter Allie Paulzine Another week has come and gone with two more successful meets for the MCC/F Warriors cross country team. This past Tuesday, September 14th the Warriors competed at the Marshall Cross Country Invitational and on Thursday, September 16th they competed at the Worthington Turkey Trot. At the Marshall meet, the girls team placed second with 45 points beating Canby/Minneota by 36 points but losing to Marshall. Only two days later, the Warriors won the Worthington Turkey Trot with 28 points beating Pipestone Area by 45 points. Amanda Overgaauw once again dominated both of her races this week placing first at both of the meets. At the Marshall Invitational she ran a time of 17:37 and at the Turkey Trot she ran a personal best of 17:24. Amanda’s twin sister Ashley Overgaauw also ran two very impressive races this past week. On Tuesday she placed fourth with a time of 19:35 and on Thursday she placed third with a time of 18:28. Junior Brylei Schreier also contributed to the Warrior’s success this past week placing 11th at the Marshall Invitational with a time of 20:55. At the Turkey Trot she placed 5th running a 20:11. Shortly after Brylei finished, Sophia Nelson (22:15) came running down the home stretch 16th in Marshall and placing eighth in Worthington with a time of 21:20. Running close behind Sophia at both meets was Megan Bakke (22:34) who placed 18th on Tuesday and had a successful meet on Thursday placing 11th. Close behind Megan was junior Lindsey Hause (23:02) who placed 22nd at the Marshall Invitational. Hause then placed 16th in Worthington with a time of 22:41. Rounding out the girls’ varsity race was Lily Daniels who placed 29th in Marshall running a time of 23:51. She then went and ran an equally successful race on Thursday with a time of 24:25 and placing 33rd.