- March 16, 2025
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Amy and Ken Blyth
Diane Jensen and Bonnie Resler
Lillian Clare, Chuck Armbracht and Carrie Kleinsorge
Attendees got set up for the movie, which began promptly at 6:30.
Marcia Eckardt and Denise Watermeier
Michael Bodnyk and Justin Kaiser
Bodnyk set out popcorn and candy to get the movie theatre feeling going.
St. Armands Key Lutheran Church was part of high society for a night — at least, the fellowship hall was. Director of music Michael Bodnyk organized a movie night for members and showed "High Society" on Aug. 20.
Bodnyk has been organizing movie nights throughout the summer, starting with "Casablanca" in July. It started out as a way to test out their projector equipment and give members a place to get together, but it's begun to gather steam. There were a few regulars and a few newbies at the Aug. 20 showing, and more outside of the area that wished they could be there.
"We got emails from people who said, 'Why would you show that movie while we're up north?'" Bodnyk said.
The popular movie brought about the church's most successful movie night yet with 15 members in attendance.