David H. Hatch

O u r S a v i o u r L u t h e r a n C h u r c h – G r e e n B a y W i s .

His cart, full of gratitude

The Voice July 2011 Volume 19, Issue 31

F i n d u s o n t h e W e b ! http://www.oslc-gb.org

your witness.

Romans 8:28, “And we

know that in all things God

works for the good of those

who love him, who have been

called according to his

purpose.”

At the checkout they

always seem to ask, “Did you

find everything you were

looking for?” The answer is

almost always, “Yes, and

more.”

It was a typical outing to

the grocery store; first the

produce, then the canned goods.

You know the drill. You may even

know every aisle.

Having crossed everything

off my list, I rolled my cart into a

“we” checkout lane. Unpacking

my used grocery bags from an old

milk crate I noted another cart

pulling up behind mine, a middle

aged man was behind the cup

holder on his grocery cart. He had

the character and form of a dutiful

husband dispatched from home. I

was certain he probably was about

to complete a spouse mission

involving bread, eggs and milk.

We made eye contact and we were

close enough for a conversation.

“Did your wife send you

here?” I asked with an assuming

smile. “I wish she had … she

passed away 10 years ago. Seems

like yesterday,” he replied.

I gulped. And there it was,

just like that, it happened. This

total stranger just opened his

biography. He cracked his book

open to a page in his story that

occurred 10 years before and held

it up for me to see. A page, one

could speculate, where he had

placed a permanent bookmark.

He was not complaining.

He was simply answering my

question. I relearned that people

want to tell their story. The clerk

started to ring up my items as

they were lifted from the cart to

the conveyor. We introduced

ourselves. His name was

Bill. Next was my produce, then

came another page display from

Bill, “I lost one of my kids six

years ago,” he said.

My canned goods came

next along with another question

from me, “Do you feel picked on,

Bill, like you are getting more

than your share of hardships?”

By this time I was down

to the bread and eggs. Bill

replied, “Not at all, I see

blessings … my grandchildren.

My son’s wife was pregnant

when he died …”

My cart was empty. My

groceries bagged and paid for. It

was time to go. Bill and I shook

hands and we walked different

directions across life’s stage. Bill

had given me a gift to ponder on,

seeing blessings in the midst of

troubles and hardships. Bill was a

witness in his words. He missed

his wife dearly, along with his

son, yet it was clear his faith was

not crushed but perhaps

strengthened.

Bill, whoever you are and

wherever you are, thank you for

Have you missed at-tending OSLC services lately while on vacation, at the cot-tage? Please remember OSLC’s financial obligations while you are away. Our receipts are running approximately $27,000 behind our budgeted needs. Consider dropping off your contribution envelopes or mailing them to the office. The Lord’s work at OSLC isn’t on vacation. It continues 12 months of the year, and the mailman keeps bring those invoices that need payment.

P a g e 2 T h e V o i c e

OSLC official acts Weddings: Jill Simon and Brian Schroepfer United at Our Saviour on June 3, 2011 Baptisms: Colton John Mullen Born: August 17, 2006 Baptized: June 5, 2011 Son of Eric and Tiffany Mullen Kayla Louise Mueller Born: March 25, 2011 Baptized: June 12, 2011 Daughter of Michael and Laura Mueller Membership Changes In: Charles (Chuck) and Katrina (Katie) Steffel, Adult Confirmation with minor children, Taylor, Griffin and Sydney Steffel Aaron Neiheisel, adult Confirmation Timothy (Tim) and Deborah (Debbie) Carpenter, adult confirmation

Add this year's golf outing to your calendar on August 7. The first tee time is scheduled for 12:15 p.m. We will golf 9 holes at The Woods with a picnic l u n c h a n d p r i z e s afterwards. Sign-up sheets can be found in the Narthex. Please list each golfer separately but note if y o u w a n t t o g o l f together. You pay for the golf and power or pull cart (if used). You can also bring a salad or dessert to share. Free will donations will be accepted for the food and prizes.

Annual Elders

golf outing date

announced With concern for the return of the historical “summer slump,” the council approved an adopt-a-bill program in order to minimize drawing funds from reserves to pay our basic bills. Copies of bills will be posted on a bulletin board near the main church entrance. The board will be active from Memorial Day until Labor Day.

Congregation members are encouraged to ‘adopt a bill.’ To do this, take the copy of any bill from the bulletin board and an envelope. Place the copy and payment in the envelope and place the envelope in the offering plate during a church service or mail it to the church office. Please do not pay the bill directly to the service provider; checks must be made payable to Our Saviour Lutheran Church.

“You may remember an adopt-a-bill program from the past. There are enough bills and in enough sizes for everyone,” said Mike Charles, congregat ion president emeritus. “The programs have always been successful. And this program will be successful too.”

Summer slump calls for adopt-a-bill board

Bills don’t take summer vacation

Please remember

OSLC as you enjoy

your summer months!

P a g e 3 V o l u m e 1 9 , I s s u e 3 1

Much anticipated OSLC church directory has arrived

inadvertently omitted from the

roster, please provide the correct

information to the office by

calling (920) 468-4065 or

e-mailing info@oslc-gb.org.

A copy for use by boards

or committees have been placed

in each group’s mailbox in the

office hallway. Should you

need an additional copy, please

contact the office.

Smile because the long

awaited church directory has

arrived!

If you had your picture

taken or submitted a picture of

your family for the directory, a

directory has been set aside for

you. Please pick up your copy

(each is labeled and should be in

alphabetical order) from the boxes

by the coffee bar area. For all

others, a limited supply of

additional booklets is available

and can be picked up at the office.

Please verify the contact

information that is in the roster

section in the back of the

directory. If any of the contact

information has changed, if

any person listed is no longer

living at your address or if there

were family members

to live in bondage to certain emotions. You will learn valuable information about facing your new normal in life and renewing your hope for the future. Grief-related books/materials are available for participants to borrow.

GriefShare will begin on September 15, 2011 at 1:00 p.m. in OSLC’s parlor. The cost is a $20 donation. Contact the church office with any questions or to register at by phone 4 6 8 - 4 0 6 5 o r e - m a i l info@oslc-gb.org.

This 13 week program features biblical, Christ -centered teaching that focuses on grief topics associated with the death of loved ones. The DV D se m in a r f e a t u re s nationally respected grief experts and real-life stories of people, followed by small group discussions. Past participants have related how helpful the information and follow-up discussions were to them.

Many grieving people find they are only beginning the work of healing when friends or family have returned to their daily life routines. Too often people, including Christians, tend to store their grief instead of allowing it to do the

God-given work for which it is intended. Don't allow fear of what others may think keep you from what could help you. Confidentiality is very much a part of this program.

Your bereavement experience may be recent or not so recent. You will find encouragement, comfort and help in grieving the death of a spouse, child, parent, sibling, other family member or friend. No matter what the cause of your loved one's death, this is an opportunity to be around people who understand what you are feeling. You will learn how to recognize the symptoms of being stuck in grief and that you do not need

GriefShare program returns

to OSLC

Pastor Greg Hovland

P a g e 4 V o l u m e 1 9 , I s s u e 3 1

FPU brings serenity to your pocketbook upon the land."

Testimonials

Here's what people just

like you are saying about FPU:

"We've actually relieved

ourselves of over $50,000

worth of debt in two years just

from using these principles." -

Russ and Mary Lee

"It made us sit down as

a c o u p l e a n d

communicate...and it gave us an

instant pay raise!" - Paul and

Lynesa Benson

Pastor Greg can provide

you with members of OSLC

that have gone through this

class to give you a local view of

it. Contact him if you would

like to know more.

When and how?

F P U b e g i n s o n

September 13. It will meet for

13 weeks on Tuesdays at 6:30

p.m. at OSLC. To register,

please contact the church

office. The cost is $95.

What is Financial Peace

University?

FPU is the most important

step to changing your financial

future. It is your total money

makeover program. It takes the

knowledge from God and turns it

into real action in our lives

through a step-by-step process

taught by best-selling author and

financial counselor Dave Ramsey.

FPU is a 13 week life-

changing program that empowers

and teaches you how to make the

right money decisions to achieve

your financial goals and God's

plan for your life. The course

includes practical lessons on

eliminating debt, building wealth,

giving like never before and much

more!

Who is Financial Peace University

for?

It's for everyone! From the

financially secure to the

financially distressed. More than

650,000 families and individuals

have attended FPU.

Applying God's Word

radically changes lives. On

average, FPU graduates have paid

off over $5,300 in debt and saved

$2,700 during the 91-day

program!

You can read more about

Financial Peace University at

http://www.daveramsey.com/fpu/

What will I learn?

In this life-changing

program you will learn:

1. Step-by-step cash flow

planning; Luke 14:28: "For which

of you, intending to build a

tower, does not sit down first and

count the cost, whether he has

enough to finish it."

2. Debt snowball plan

technique to eliminating debt;

Proverbs 22:7: "The borrower is

slave to the lender."

3. How to invest wisely;

Ecclesiastes 11:2: "Give portions

to seven, yes to eight, for you do

not know what disaster may come

Nonfiction: “What Christians Believe”

“Made for Heaven”

“Paved with Good Intentions”

These three small books by

C.S. Lewis are derived from

longer works and sermons.

They will give you a taste of his

writing before you commit to

longer works.

Fiction: +“Deeper Water” and “Higher

Hope:” Legal thriller series by

Robert Whitlow.

These should be read in order to

keep track of background of main

characters.

+“Shades of Blue” by Karen

Kingsbury: A story dealing with

the emotional and spiritual effects

of abortion.

+“In Search of Eden” by Linda

Nichols: A mother's search for a

child she gave up for adoption.

+“Lost & Found” by Nancy

Thelen: Of finding love after

death of a spouse.

+“Bachelor's Puzzle” by Judith

Pella: It's 1882 and a small town

in Oregon awaits the arrival of

the new circuit riding preacher

+“Two Days after the Wedding”

by Joan Medlicott: Part of “The

Ladies of Covington” series but

can be read as an independent

story. If you enjoy this one, check

the public library for others in the

series.

Check out what’s new in the OSLC library Jeanne Heuer

A final note… We need to assume that there will be an NFL season this year and, with that said, need to have volunteers ready to work when that first event arrives. All volunteers must take an online alcohol awareness test. Instructions to taking the test can be found at the coffee bar island. Please put your name and number on the sign-up sheet to show your interest in serving for the upcoming season and then take the test instructions at home. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and have a valid picture ID to show when entering. The uniform includes black pants (no capris, shorts, etc.) and comfortable shoes (no open heels or toes). A shirt and hat will be provided at each game to complete the uniform.

As many news outlets had reported, two very popular icons, country music artist Kenny Chesney and Lambeau field, met on June 11, 2011. Similar music performers leading opening for Chesney included Uncle Kracker, Billy Currington and the Zac Brown Band. This huge music event, with a crowd of around 50,000, spanned almost six-and-a-half hours. The fans exploded in cheers when Packers head coach Mike McCarthy brought the Lombardi trophy on stage to Kenny Chesney before the band played his hit football song, “Boys of Fall.” Kenny showed an interest in returning to Lambeau Field and, if logis-tics work, this type of concert may be scheduled more often. So…what does this concert have to do with Our Saviour Lutheran Church and why is this article in our monthly newsletter? Members and friends of members of OSLC and even the

church secretary manned two food stands during the event. The eight register ‘Grid Iron Grill’ in section 308 and a four register ‘Goin’ Deep Pizza’ in Section 107. Each of the 27 volunteers worked approxi-mately 11 hours each (from 12:30 p.m. until 11:30 p.m.) to serve hamburgers, brats, French fries, cheese curds, pizza, beer and more to the hungry, and thirsty captive crowd. In that one day, in those 11 long hours, through the efforts of those few folks, the church will receive around $4,000 in sales profits and tips. Without the leadership of Neil and Rosemary Burmeister, the stand leads for the concert, the task of round up and training volunteers could not have been accom-plished. Additional thanks goes to all of the volunteers during this event as well as all who worked as runners during the past Packer season.

Members and friends of OSLC took part in local monumental music event And ready to do it all over again next year

P a g e 5 T h e V o i c e

SHOW; Join us in the youth room for S(ports and) H(ang) O(ut)

W(ednesdays) at 7 :00 p.m. (unless otherwise noted) SHOW; Please note we may leave the church grounds for some events.

Don’t worry, we’ll let you know ahead of time! SHOW

† UN-Usher needed: If you'd like to volunteer as an usher please contact the lead usher of the group you'd like to join. Or contact Rich Spangenberg at (920) 983-9821 or e-mail spangenr@uwgb.edu

A u g u s t 2 0 1 1 U s h e r S c h e d u l e

P a g e 6 V o l u m e 1 9 , I s s u e 3 1

Day: Date: Service: Lead Usher Team:

Thu. 04-Aug 7:00 pm B. Clayton Anthony Clayton; †UN; †UN

Sun. 07-Aug 7:45 am A. Knaus Clarence Ney; Josh VanKauwenberg; Jerry VanKauwenberg

Sun. 07-Aug 9:15 am D. Wians Lonnie Peerenboom; Todd Korth; Barb Korth; Davis LaMarche; Dan Richer

Sun. 07-Aug 10:45 am M. Charles Don Larson; Karen Kiekhaefer; Hunter Alft

Thu. 11-Aug 7:00 pm C. Arthur Carl Zimonick; Gary Kirchman; Dick Zimonick

Sun. 14-Aug 7:45 am J. Kielpikowski Chad Kielpikowski; Ron Klumb; †UN

Sun. 14-Aug 9:15 am R. Vande Hei Walt Juhnke; Tiffany Duff; Brian Duff; Chelsea Vande Hei; Rachel Vande Hei

Sun. 14-Aug 10:45 am R. Bruhn Rich Ryman; Sue Bruhn; Richard Christianson

Thu. 18-Aug 7:00 pm P. Kuehl Bill Baneck; †UN; †UN

Sun. 21-Aug 7:45 am M. Dalebroux Andrew Prescher; Al Brietlow; Barry Dalebroux

Sun. 21-Aug 9:15 am D. Bitters Robin Williams; Frank Helebrant; Don Schultz; Shelly Williams; Trey Boerschinger

Sun. 21-Aug 10:45 am G. Buechner Carmen Leuthner; Lloyd Leuthner; DeVonte King; Rich Spangenberg

Thu. 25-Aug 7:00 pm B. Clayton Anthony Clayton; †UN; †UN

Sun. 28-Aug 7:45 am M. Morgan Vernon Siech; Gloria Morgan; Ralph Hoerchler

Sun. 28-Aug 9:15 am W. Chamberlain Randy Dyle; Roxanne Dyle; Alex Chamberlain; McKenzie Waniger; †UN

Sun. 28-Aug 10:45 am M. Charles Don Larson; Karen Kiekhaefer; Hunter Alft

many other cities.

More a i r ings a re

scheduled in the coming

months. For broadcast dates

and times, visit the broadcast

g u i d e a t

www.TheBibleTrial.com.

Lutheran Hour Ministries

is proud to present “The Bible on

Trial: Beyond a Reasonable

Doubt,” a full-length broadcast

program for television. A full

rebroadcast of the program can be

seen on Monday, July 18 at 9:00

p.m. Eastern, 8:00 p.m. Central,

7:00 p.m. Mountain and 6:00 p.m.

Pacific on the National Religious

Broadcasters Network (Channel

378 on DirecTV, Channel 126 on

Sky Angel, as well as online at

w w w . n r b n e t w o r k . t v ) .

Hosted by attorney Craig

Parton, “The Bible on Trial” lays

the overarching question before

some of the world's foremost

authorities in biblical scholarship

and ancient history: "Are the Bible

and its claims trustworthy?" A

panel of experts—including Dr.

Paul L. Maier of Western

Michigan University, Kalamazoo,

Michigan; Dr. Randall Price of

Liberty University, Lynchburg,

Virginia; Dr. Jeff Kloha of

Concordia Seminary, St. Louis,

Missouri and Joel Lampe of The

Bible Museum, Goodyear,

Arizona—weigh the evidence

from contemporary non-Christian

writers and archaeological,

bibliographic and eyewitness

sources. The balanced testimony

from these scholars affirms the

reliability of the Biblical record.

The program concludes

with a call to the viewer, "What is

y o u r v e r d i c t ? "

“The Bible on Trial”

began airing in May on AMG TV

network stations in Los Angeles,

Phoenix, Houston, Nashville,

Detroit, Cincinnati, New York,

Orlando, Dallas, Seattle and

Lutheran Hour Ministries' 'The Bible on Trial' airs nationally July 18

Dollars or press 2 to hear the Thrivent Choice program terms and conditions. Step 5: A representative will then work with you to direct the amount of Choice Dollars assigned to you. Questions about Thrivent Financial can be directed to Walter Juhnke, financial advisor, at (920) 965-9090, ext3.

We thank the many members (and non-members) who have directed Thrivent Choice dollars to Our Saviour Lutheran Church. Since the program began in 2010 thru May 2011, Our Saviour has received $9,965 for the church and $74 for the preschool. If you are a member of Thrivent Financial, you may have an amount of Choice Dollars to direct to the

Lutheran organization of your choice. Selections include churches, schools, camps and more. How to direct Thrivent Choice Dollars Step 1: Call 1-800-847-4836 and, when prompted, say, “Thrivent Choice” Step 2: Say, “Choice Dollars” Step 3: Say or enter your social security number Step 4: Press 1 to direct Choice

involved in negative behavior. Libertas Treatment Center offers outpatient and i n p a t i e n t t r e a t m e n t p r o g r a m s ; p r o v i d i n g compassion for kids and sup-port for parents. For more, visit www.libertasgb.org Did you know that communication is one of the best ways to keep teens away from drugs and alcohol and yet it’s still one of the most feared and seldom used.

The end of the school year has arrived and for youngsters the days of free time and hanging out with friends is here. Many teens have less structure and supervision during summer break and unfortunately this can lead to increased opportunities to use or abuse drugs and alcohol. While teens should be supervised when possible, realistically there will be times with no supervision during the summer. During those times it’s suggested that parents:

Encourage children to become involved with community or recreation activities.

Talk to your children so they understand how you feel about drug and alcohol abuse.

Discuss the consequences of using drugs and alcohol.

Assign household projects or lawn chores.

Communicate with other parents and neighbors. Check in with kids during the day to determine their whereabouts and activities.

Even when parents can’t be with their teen, it’s important for them to know their daily activities. Remember, the more positive activities teens are involved in, means fewer chances for them to get

Thrivent Choice dollars; did you choose Our Saviour?

Summer is a time to keep teens active

Patrick Ryan,

Program director, Libertas Treatment Center

P a g e 7 T h e V o i c e

Ju

ly

2

01

1

Su

nd

ay

M

on

da

y

Tue

sda

y

We

dn

esd

ay

Th

ursd

ay

Frid

ay

Sa

turd

ay

Pa

stor D

ave

will b

e o

n v

ac

atio

n th

is mo

nth

. Fo

r em

erg

en

cie

s ou

tside

of o

ffice

ho

urs, p

lea

se c

all P

asto

r Gre

g a

t (920

) 544

-3614.

The

re w

ill be

no

Su

nd

ay m

orn

ing

Bib

le stu

dy th

is mo

nth

. Th

ere

will b

e n

o 9

:00 a

.m. Tu

esd

ay m

orn

ing

Bib

le stu

dy th

is mo

nth

.

1

2

3

7:4

5a

Trad

wo

rship

9

:15a

Pra

ise w

orsh

ip

10:4

5a

Trad

wo

rship

6

:30p

Op

en

gym

4

Offic

e C

lose

d

NO

SC

RIP

SA

LES

5

7a

Bib

le stu

dy

9a

Sew

ing

serv

an

t

wo

rksh

op

6

p P

raise

ba

nd

6

7p

SH

OW

7

1

2:1

5p

Bro

wn

ba

g

wo

rship

7

p W

orsh

ip se

rvic

e

8

9

10

Co

mm

un

ion

Mite

Bo

x Su

nd

ay

7:4

5a

Trad

wo

rship

9

:15a

Pra

ise w

orsh

ip

10:4

5a

Trad

wo

rship

5

:30p

D2 so

ftba

ll 6

:30p

Op

en

gym

6

:45p

D1 so

ftba

ll

11

6

p Sw

ee

t Mo

nd

ay

7p

Ch

urc

h c

ou

nc

il

Flo

or w

axin

g:

Wa

tch

for sig

ns

12

6

:30a

Re

ca

ll ele

ctio

n

prim

ary

7a

Bib

le stu

dy

6p

Pra

ise b

an

d

Flo

or w

axin

g:

Wa

tch

for sig

ns

13

6

p S

HO

W: D

isc G

olf @

Trian

gle

Hill

Floo

r wa

xing

: W

atc

h fo

r sign

s

14

1

2:1

5p

Bro

wn

ba

g

Wo

rship

7

pm

Wo

rship

serv

ice

Floo

r wa

xing

: W

atc

h fo

r sign

s

15

Floo

r wa

xing

: W

atc

h fo

r sign

s

16

Floo

r wa

xing

: W

atc

h fo

r sign

s

17

7:4

5a

Trad

wo

rship

9

:15a

Pra

ise w

orsh

ip

10:4

5a

Trad

wo

rship

5

:30p

D2 so

ftba

ll 6

:30p

Op

en

gym

TB

A:D

1So

ftba

ll pla

yo

ffs

18

7

p B

oa

rd o

f ed

uc

atio

n

19

7

a B

ible

stud

y 6

p P

raise

ba

nd

7

p R

ea

lly b

ad

girls

20

7

p S

HO

W

21

1

2:1

5p

Bro

wn

ba

g

wo

rship

7

p W

orsh

ip se

rvic

e

22

2

3

24

Co

mm

un

ion

Co

ok O

ut

7:4

5a

Trad

Wo

rship

9

:15a

Pra

ise W

orsh

ip

10:4

5a

Trad

Wo

rship

5

:30p

D2 S

oftb

all

6:3

0p

Op

en

gym

25

6

:30p

Trinity

sch

oo

l

bo

ard

7

p Fe

llow

ship

7

p S

tew

ard

ship

26

7

a B

ible

stud

y 6

p P

raise

ba

nd

7

p R

ea

lly b

ad

girls

27

7

p S

HO

W

28

1

2:1

5p

m B

row

n b

ag

wo

rship

7

p W

orsh

ip se

rvic

e

29

3

0

31

7

:45a

Trad

wo

rship

9

:15a

Pra

ise w

orsh

ip

10:4

5a

Trad

wo

rship

6

:30p

Op

en

gym

6

:45p

D2 so

ftba

ll

Ad

d th

ese

da

tes to

yo

ur A

ug

ust c

ale

nd

ar:

Au

gu

st 1: S

up

er sa

le se

t-up

be

gin

s

Au

gu

st 7 : E

lde

rs go

lf ou

ting

, The

Wo

od

s

Au

gu

st 20 : S

up

er sa

le

Au

gu

st 31

: First d

ay o

f cla

sses fo

r Trinity

Luth

era

n sc

ho

ol

Ad

d th

ese

da

tes to

yo

ur S

ep

tem

be

r ca

len

da

r:

Se

pte

mb

er 9

: Mo

nth

ly fish

fry

Se

pte

mb

er 1

1 : F

all ra

lly

Se

pte

mb

er 1

2 : A

ll bo

ard

me

etin

g c

ou

nc

il me

etin

g

Se

pte

mb

er 1

3 : F

ina

nc

ial P

ea

ce

Un

ive

rsity b

eg

ins

Se

pte

mb

er 1

4 : F

irst da

y o

f co

nfirm

atio

n c

lass

Se

pte

mb

er 1

5 : G

rief S

ha

re b

eg

ins

Se

pte

mb

er 1

8 : F

irst da

y o

f Su

nd

ay sc

ho

ol

120 S. Henry Street

Green Bay, WI 54302

(920) 468-4065

http://www.oslc-gb.org

Vol. 19 No. 31, July 2011 The Voice (permit No. 59) is published monthly

by Our Saviour Lutheran Church. All rights reserved. No portion of this

publication may be reproduced without permission.

Senior Pastor– David H. Hatch

(920) 465-8118

dave@oslc-gb.org

Associate Pastor– Greg Hovland

(920) 544-3614

greg@oslc-gb.org

Church Office – Michelle Burhite

(920) 468-4065

info@oslc-gb.org

Preschool Director – Christina Scholz

(920) 468-3596

christina@oslc-gb.org

Our Saviour Lutheran Church

Lutheran Church

Missouri Synod

Edited and designed by Avra J. Juhnke. Please feel free to contact me with constructive suggestions and comments at ajjoslc@yahoo.com. Thanks to those who have already commented! I am seeking more congregational input and submissions. Submissions can be sent to info@oslc-gb.org What do you want to read about?

O S L C B u s i n e s s D i r e c t o r y Advertisements in the business directory help Our Saviour defray the cost of printing and mailing

The Voice each month. If you would like to advertise in The Voice, please contact Michelle at (920) 468-4065 or by e-mail: info@oslc-gb.org

P a g e 9 V o l u m e 1 9 , I s s u e 3 1

Envision your ad

here!

Our Saviour Lutheran Church

120 S. Henry St.

Green Bay, WI 54302

(920) 468-4065

Non-Profit Organization

U.S. Postage Paid

Permit #59

Green Bay, WI

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

mind. You can pick them

up at most bookstores as

well as at the many thrift

stores in the area. You will

f ind them a good

supplement to your daily

devotion.

A r e a d i n g

r e c o m m e n d a t i o n

from Pastor Dave:

Consider the book

series, “Chicken Soup for the

Soul.” These books have been

around for quite some time

now. It seems they are in new

versions all the time. We

have just started to read them

at our house, thanks to my

wonderful wife. The content

is heartwarming for sure.

They lack spiritual depth, but

they certainly are nice

refreshment to the heart and