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November 13, 2026

Dimock Ladies Return with More Donations and Stay to Volunteer

This group of women from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Dimock, South Dakota traveled to the Orphan Grain Train Servant Center in Norfolk on Tuesday, Oct. 27th. They came with a pickup pulling an enclosed trailer loaded with hygiene kits, school kits, quilts, clothing, VBS materials and a bunker of sleeping mats. They made their first trip last spring with the three Judy’s and Mona. This second trip included two Judy’s, Mona and Brenda and this time they not only helped unload all that they brought to donate, but they also stayed to volunteer with Nettie at the Servant Center. The ladies from Dimock are a force, and it was great fun to see them again! Thank you!
Their church, Immanuel Lutheran, which began in 1882, is the home church of Wallace Schulz.
Schulz, son of the congregation, was ordained as a pastor at Immanuel in 1973. Having preached all over the world and heard on the airwaves, Rev. Schulz has long been known as “our own personal missionary” at Immanuel.
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