MAY 27 SEPT. 2

North Cape Lutheran Church, ELCA

2644—124th Street

Franksville, Wisconsin 53126

Pastor Brad Brown

262-835-2206, ext. 11

414-305-2349

[email protected]

Pastor Delaney Schlake-Kruse

262-835-2206, ext. 14

414-292-6164

[email protected]

Office

Manager Ann Henderson

Phone 262-835-2206

E-mail [email protected]

Fax 262-835-9090

Website northcapelutheran.org

Office Hours

Monday — Office is closed

Tuesday and Thursday

Open 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM

Sunday Weekly Bulletin Articles due

noon Wednesday morning of the

week of publication in bulletin.

Weekly Online Xpress Articles due at

noon by Wednesday each week.

Steeple View Newsletter Articles

for September are due August 19.

August 2018 Volume 48, Issue 8

MAY 27– SEPT. 2

SUNDAY WORSHIP

8:00AM & 9:30AM

Shipwrecked VBS July 30-August 3

9:00-11:30am

Outdoor Evening Worship

Holden Evening Prayer

August 1 at 7pm

Church Picnic August 12

Worship 8:00 inside

Worship 10:00 outside with the Praise

Band

Potluck picnic 11:00am

Congregational Meeting August 19

One worship service at 9:00am

Meeting following worship at 10:00am

Steeple View Golf Outing

August 24th

Join us for the Steeple Golf Outing! Funds raised will be used to repair and maintain our church. Complete the registration form found in this newsletter to register. Other ways to

participate are volunteering to help at the event, bake pies for the pie raffle, or make desserts for the dinner. Sign up on the sheets at the Welcome Center. On site volunteers should be sure to take a Thrivent shirt to wear during the golf outing. For those who can’t make it during the day, join us for dinner at 5:30. Dinner reserva-tion forms are found at the Welcome Center.

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Bible Lessons

Pastor Brad Brown Office 262-835-2206 Cell 414-305-2349 [email protected]

Pastor Delaney Schlake-Kruse Office 262-835-2206 Cell 414-292-6164

[email protected]

Office Manager Ann Henderson Office 262-835-2206

[email protected] Bookkeeper Larry Alber Organist Dan Trudell Nursery Care Kristina Klabunde Bell Choir Director Ann Henderson Choir Director Robbyn Wilks

CHURCH BOARD

President

Margie Fischer 414-531-0473

Vice President

Keith Jacobson 262-835-2579

Secretary

Paige Flannery 262-886-8716

Treasurer

Nathan Leinweber 414-617-9601

CHURCH BOARD MEMBERS

Andy Christiansen 262-498-5631 Mark Murdoch 262-498-4500 Robin Gavigan 414-840-1525 Patty Stritesky 262-903-9996

Nominating Committee Alan Jasperson 262-835-1618

June Decker 262-835-1417 Maxine Brown 262-878-1733

Auditing Committee

Brian Lauer 262-210-6240 Dave Flannery 262-886-8716 Carol Smith 262-878-3874

Cemetery Board

Dale Mosher 262-939-7828 Arnie Christiansen 262-878-4831 Jerry Benzel 262-227-9112

REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS

Amanda Ahrndt, Patti Brouwers, William Carpenter, Toni Cocherl, Connie

Collins, Vern Dahl, Monica Dinauer, Alda Gordon, Scott Gunderson, Olivia Hansen, Peter Hansen, Ardine Hebron, Helen Henrickson, Layla Hill, Tom Hollibush, Marty Hummel, Joe Jurkiewicz, Dennis Kasprowicz, Jenny Kel-

ler, Jan Leach, Jerry Leach, Roxanne Liesch, Laura Littel, Bob Luedtke, Sue Madsen, Ruth Mosher, Kenneth Nelson, Larry Nelson, Krystin Neuens, Hannah Owen, Tom Owen, Jim Paisley, Frank Repta, Heather Souders,

John Stillson, Mike Strueder, Jayde Thompson

We also hold in prayer those serving in our armed forces Jake Griph, Benjamin Klandrud

At the Welcome Center

Christ in Our Home regular and large sized devotionals - July— September devotionals are now available.

Church Phone Directories

Change of Address / Information Forms

For an online daily devotional option, check out our website:

northcapelutheran.org

Monthly

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August 5

2 Samuel 11:26-12:13a Psalm 51:1-12 Ephesians 4:1-16 John 6:24-35

August 12

2 Samuel 18:5-9, 15, 31-33 Psalm 130 Ephesians 4:25-5:2 John 6:35, 41-51

August 19

1 Kings 2:10-12; 3:3-14 Psalm 111 Ephesians 5:15-20 John 6:51-58 August 26

1 Kings 8:22-30, 41-43 Psalm 84 Ephesians 6:10-20 John 6:56-69

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northcapelutheran.org

God Changes Everything!

From June 26-July 2, 12 youth and 5 adults spent time togeth-

er in a coach bus, in deep conversation, in a convention cen-

ter, in the NRG dome, and all around the city of Houston,

TX, growing in faith and relationship with one another. It is

not possible for me to express the amount of gratitude and

hopefulness that fills my heart to overflowing as an out-

growth of this experience. Each evening, around 10:30, we

spent time together in conversation, debriefing the day, and talking through some of the things that made

an impact on each of us or surprised us in our experiences. I want to take some time this month to share

some of those meaningful experiences here, in the newsletter. I also encourage you, reader, to seek out any

of these fine people who went to Houston and ask them about it. I am sure they have things to share.

The first day of the gathering, June 27, we focused on the theme, “God’s call changes everything.” The

most remarkable experience from the first day of our time in Houston was spending time listening to At-

torney Bryan Stevenson, founder and director of the Equal Justice Initiative, an organization which seeks

to reform our criminal justice system, especially as relates to children and minors. Bryan gave clear steps

for how to harness one’s passion to change the world, and that was very meaningful to our group as we

debriefed Wednesday evening.

On Thursday, June 28, we set out in the morning to serve our neighbors in Houston. After we got off to a

bit of a rocky start, we ended up sorting and organizing 15,000 book donations from all over the ELCA to

share with the Houston Public School District. We learned about the intersecting issues of poverty and low

literacy rates, and we had some awesome conversations about justice afterward. Because of our service ex-

perience, the youth of NCLC decided they would like to learn more about poverty statistics in Racine

County, so that we might be able to “love our neighbor” more fully at home. That evening, as we engaged

the theme, “God’s love changes everything,” we heard from Caroline Meeker, a young person dealing with

the struggle of self love and an eating disorder. She shared her story of vulnerability and the transformative

power of God’s love.

On Friday, June 29, we spent time in the NRG Center, a Convention Center filled to the brim with learn-

ing opportunities. The young people in our group were amazed at the scope of our ELCA’s ministries in

the world. We learned from people fighting racism and sexism, heteronormativity, and homelessness. We

spent time learning about Habitat For Humanity, as well as a ranch where young people in need of treat-

ment can find a stable place of recovery.

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(continued from page 3) Our group conversation Friday evening was filled with the same sentiment:

“It’s incredible how much our church is doing, and how many opportunities there are to be in-

volved in this work.” Friday evening, we heard from Rev. Nadia Bolz-Weber, as she reflected on

the theme, “God’s grace changes everything”. She helped us think more broadly about God’s grace

being for EVERYONE, not just the people we like. On Friday we also heard from Rev. Will Stark-

weather, who shared his story of the transformative power of grace in the face of self-harm. Friday

night was an incredible evening of hope, grace, and we even got to participate in some conga lines

on the floor of the dome.

On Saturday, June 30, we learned how “God’s hope changes everything” as we spent time with

other churches from our Synod and heard more amazing speakers, including an amazing 11 year

old and her mother, who talked about the power of radical inclusion and celebration of persons in

the LGBTQ community. Saturday night also brought a Tenth Avenue North concert, which was

filled with beautiful, inspiring music. Before we headed out on Sunday afternoon, we spent the

morning in worship with 30,000 other people, singing and praising God—we even had commun-

ion for that many people! We got to hear a sermon from our Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton,

through which we were filled with the Word of God before visiting the Johnson Space Center

(NASA), and heading home to Wisconsin.

This trip was so special and filled with so many more experiences than I can share here; I can’t wait

to talk with you about them.

—Pastor Delaney

The BoardWalk is intended to update the Congregation monthly regarding the Church Board activities. In June the Board discussed the 2018 Year to Date Financials, 2018 Min-istry Intentions, sabbatical update, and the Youth Gathering.

2018 YTD Financials:

• The board reviewed financials for the month of June. The 2018 expens-es and income were under what was projected.

2018 Ministry Intentions:

• The board reviewed the 2018 Ministry Intentions in preparation of the 2019 Ministry Plan. The 2018 Ministry Intentions were: Strengthen and develop caring relationships between members of God’s family within our congregation, build partnerships outside the North Cape Congrega-tion for the greater good of all God’s children, and empower youth to rec-ognize and develop Christian identity and spiritual gifts for the building of the Body of Christ. The board feels advancements have been made in these intentions and looks forward to maintaining this progress.

Sabbatical Update:

• New songs, inviting people from the ELCA’s wider church organiza-tion to preach, and other mindfulness practices learned and used during sabbatical will be continued. Pastor Brad will return from sabbatical on July 22nd.

Youth Gathering:

• The board was updated on what took place at the ELCA Youth Gath-ering from June 26th-July 2nd. The youth participated in worship, sing-ing, and listening to speakers for four nights in a row in the NRG Center with 30,000 other participants. During the days there were service pro-jects, interactive learning about what the ELCA is involved in, and a syn-od day with the Greater Milwaukee Synod.

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Boardwalk

Outdoor Evening Worship August 1 7pm We are offering another opportunity for midweek summer worship using Holden Evening Prayer, a special sung wor-ship service. Pastor Delaney will be here with her guitar and

firepit, so be sure to bring your singing voice, a snack to share, and a lawn chair! See you on August 1st at 7pm!

August 5 Youth Gathering Sunday Join us at 8:00 or 9:30am worship on August 5th to hear more about the ELCA Youth Gathering from our participants.

Church Picnic—August 12th

Worship at 8:00 & 10:00am Our church picnic will be held on August 12. Worship will be held at 8:00am in the church and at 10:00am outside with the Praise Band. The picnic will follow at 11:00am. If you would be able to be our church picnic coordinator, please contact Jill Peterson at 262-758-1611 (cell/text) or at [email protected].

August 19th

One Worship Service 9:00am

Congregational Meeting to follow worship

Backpack Blessing Sunday

August 26th at both services Students are encouraged to bring their backpacks to worship for a special blessing prior to the start of the new school year.

Acolytes Needed! Please sign up on the sheets across

from the church office. The entire month of August is

open.

Fall Worship Schedule begins September 9th.

May 27—Sept. 2

Worship at

8:00 & 9:30am

Cluster Coordinator

Donna Polston

262-878-5252 [email protected]

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Worshipping & Praising

mailto:[email protected]

Shipwrecked Vacation Bible School

July 30-August 3

9:00-11:30am Vacation Bible School is coming!! The best time of the year! Sign up your children and grandchildren and neighbors and friends for a week full of fun! We will hear Bible stories, play games, watch videos, sing songs, and lots of other fun activities! Check the Welcome Center area for more information on what you can do to help and to register. Any questions, contact Angela Thomas at 262-880-4354 or [email protected].

Apocalypse Now: Exploring the Book of Revelation

This Bible study meets Mondays at 7pm through August 20. All are welcome to come join us as we explore the book of Revelation. Bring your Bible, your questions, and your friends and explore the book of Revelation with Pastor Delaney.

Men’s Chillin’ n’

Grillin’ - August 28 This group meets on

the last Tuesday of

each month at

6:00pm. Each partici-

pant is asked to either

sign up to share a

food dish, a dessert,

or chips and a drink.

Sign up sheets are

available at the Wel-

come Center.

Cluster Coordinator

Lori Christiansen

262-498-5630

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Learning & Growing

Looking Ahead to September…

Backpack Blessing Sunday....................... ..August 26

Confirmation Orientation Meeting....... .September 5

6:00pm

Rally Day .............................................. ...September 9

Sunday School at 9:15am

Confirmation Classes begin .................September 12

Small Catechism and Bible Sunday.....September 23

Church Mouse

Corner

Dear church family,

Did you miss me?

Were you thinking

to yourself “Where

is that Marty?” during the last week of

June? I bet you were, unless you didn’t

notice I was gone…You may have seen

the giant box of snacks next to the Wel-

come Center, ready to be loaded on to

the bus and head south to Houston for

the National Youth Gathering. Well, you

better believe I saw that box too, and

one day as I was perusing the chips and

granola bars and Ding-Dongs (and all

the other deliciousness), Pastor Delaney

picked up the box, carried it outside, and

all of a sudden, I was on my way to Tex-

as—an unintentional stowaway! I can’t

thank you all enough for your support

that got me whisked away to Texas.

From the snacks to the inspiring speak-

ers to the service day to the time spent

with other church mice from our Great-

er Milwaukee Synod, I was overwhelmed

with gratitude. And snacks.

Thank you so much to everyone who

helped make my trip to the Youth Gath-

ering happen. However unexpected my

trip was, it was definitely one I will never

forget! -Marty

Friday, August 10 8:30am at Apple

Holler

Church Potluck

Food Coordinator

needed! This year's

church picnic has been set for Sunday, Aug. 12th. This event is always filled with good food, fellow-ship, and fun! If you would be willing to help organize the pot-luck, please contact Jill Peterson at 262-758-1611 (cell/text) or at [email protected].

Cluster Coordinator

Jill Peterson

262-758-1611 [email protected]

Caring & Connecting

Thank you to the following people

whose hard work and talents are greatly appreciated! —Jerry Nelson who keeps fresh flowers in the four planters by our entrances. —Wayne and Nancy Rasmussen for all their hard work on the rekey-ing project. —Kay Lecus who is always so will-ing to bake cakes for our special events. —Alan Jasperson who takes the garbage to the dump each week, and to Jim Muszynski who did this job last year. —Pat Reich who picks up our pa-per waste to be recycled each week.

Thank you to Jill Peterson for wa-

tering the outside flowers a couple times each week. Thank you, also, for changing the church sign.

Dear Church Friends and Family,

I want to thank you for your cards, kind words and prayers as I dealt with the loss of my brother. He was only 48 and I am grateful he is at peace. This situation was very diffi-cult for my family and I. The sup-port of Pastor Delaney and my church family helped a great deal! Thank you! Blessings to all,

Robin Gavigan



Cluster Coordinator

Sue Klaus

262-534-3061

[email protected]

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Serving & Reaching

UNION GROVE AREA FOODBANK

The most needed items for August are listed

below:

Mayonnaise

Miracle Whip

Salad Dressings

Mustard

Sloppy Joe Mix

Jelly

Crackers (all types)

Baking Items: cake mixes, brownies, pie

crust, fruit pie filling, frosting, cookie mixes,

baking chips

Instant Potatoes

Fruit Juice

Breakfast Items: hot cereal, pancake mix,

syrup

For a more detailed list, go to https://

ugfoodbank.org/how-to-help/donations/

No opened, expired or baby items, please. We would appreciate it if you would check expiration dates so that there is at least six months left before expiration.

If your family needs assistance or you know

of someone in need, please contact Pastor

Brad. They do not need to be a member.

LEGACY QUILTERS

The Legacy Quilters will meet on the first and third Tuesday nights of each month for the summer. We meet from 6-9pm.

Community Meal Thank you to eve-

ryone who helped with our most recent Community Meal on July 22. Your gen-erosity and help were greatly appreciated!Watch for future serving dates in 2019!

Sharing Table Is Back! Bring your extra garden produce to share with those that don’t have a green thumb. Leave a free will donation that will go to the Union Grove Food Bank. Everyone benefits! We are looking for a volunteer to clean up the sharing table after second service. The job entails counting the money, re-cording the amount, and depositing it in the safe. Call Sue Klaus at 262-534-3061 for more information or to volunteer!

August Scrip sales August 5 & 12

It's back-to-school shopping time. Clothing retailers are among the highest rebate paying cards in our Scrip program. Popular clothes and school supplies retailers in our Scrip program are: American Eagle 10%, Gap 14%, Kohl's 4%, Old Navy 14%, Payless Shoes 13%, TJ Maxx 7%, Ta-get 2.5%, Walmart 2.5%, Walgreens 6% The rebates benefit North Cape's capital improvement projects while shopping for back-to-school AND for your every-day needs! Stop at the Scrip sale on Au-gust 5 to order cards, and then pick up orders on August 12th. Inventory sales are available both weeks after services. For more information on our Scrip pro-gram, call Tami Wittenberg at 835-2503.

https://ugfoodbank.org/how-to-help/donations/

https://ugfoodbank.org/how-to-help/donations/

Greetings and Prayers to you all from Pastor Martir. During the past six months your continued prayers and support have been a continued blessing for the community of El Chipilte and Jesus de Vida Lutheran Church. With your ongoing support we have provided for the following: - Three University student scholarships. All three are multiple year students for the first time! - Two high school student scholarships - Tables for the church and Sunday school - Ceiling fan for the church sanctuary - Medical supplies for the community - Medicine for the cow project being run by one of our scholarship youth We are blessed to have such a positive and vibrant relationship with North Cape Lutheran Church! The people of El Salvador continue to pray for our church, our country and leadership to open our hearts to the difficult issue of Immigration. Over 300,000 El Salvadorans are caught up in the current im-migration process in America. We pray for their safety as they make the diffi-cult choice to try to find a new life in America. Thank you, Pastor Martir

Equipping & Supporting

Cluster Coordinator

Sue Klaus

262-534-3061

[email protected]

El Salvador Update Serving & Reaching

School Kits for

Lutheran World

Relief

Please drop off items

behind the Welcome

Center.

35th Annual Fish Boil

Help Needed!

Our 35th annual North Cape Lutheran Church Fish Boil is on Saturday, September 29th. This wonderful

tradition brings our community together on our church grounds for a delicious Door County-style meal

cooked over an open fire, awesome musical entertainment, great conversation and generous donations

that help fund our mission and ministry. In 2017, we served about 825 people in under 4 hours! In order

to pull this off each year, we are in need of many volunteers before, during and after the event.

Watch for volunteer sign-up sheets in the entry way later this month for such things as donating desserts

& other food items, dining room set up, food prep, cooking help, dish washing, and clean up. Many of

these tasks can be done by volunteers of all ages, so please consider making this a family volunteer experi-

ence. Several people have already stepped up for key roles but openings remain for the following:

Busing/Waitstaff Crew Chief

Chief Decorator

Dishwashing Crew Chief

Please contact our Fish Boil 2018 Captain Margie Fischer (414-531-0473 or [email protected]) with any questions you have about how you can help with this amazing event.

ATTENTION FISHERMAN: We are seeking donations of fish for our annual sale of smoked fish during NCLC’s Fish Boil 2018. Funds raised from this sale will be shared with families in need here in Racine County. The best fish for smoking is early season fish or fish from Lake Michi-gan. Please contact Ginny Strueder (414-339-8838 or 262-835-4071) if you would like to donate fish or to find out more information. And…get out on the lake and catch some fish!


Checking our Finances

In an ongoing effort to be transparent with our finances, the Board and the Ac-

counting Team would like to call attention to a few numbers above. It is encourag-

ing to note that our Year to Date (YTD) income ($149,584) continues to exceed

where we were at this time in 2017 ($139,877) and we are extremely thankful for

the generosity of our members. Our YTD expenses ($158,251) continue to be less

than we had anticipated while exceeding our expenses at this point in 2017 as well

as exceeding what we had hoped our income would be at this point in 2018

($153,869) in order to hit our 2018 income target of $332,189.

Presenting financial data monthly in a way that is easy to understand without caus-

ing unnecessary concern can be challenging given the fluid nature of congregational

giving (such as some months having 5 Sundays while other months like December

have typically higher giving). Our hope is this information raises awareness along

with prayerful consideration to give as we are able in order to grow the mission and

ministry of North Cape Lutheran Church.

Help Needed August 6-11 -Watering and Weeds We are searching for someone to water the flowers in the church planters and spray the brick patio weeds with vinegar during the week of August 6-11. Contact the church office if you can do this task 2 or 3 times during that week. Thank you!

LutherdaleFest Quilt Auction

August 11th 8:00-4:00

Live auction begins at 10am

Over 300 quilts to bid on including one from our very own quilters

Lutherdale is located at N7891 US Hwy 12 in Elkhorn, WI.

SquareCash

Online Giving

Use the convenient

QR code above or

this link to give to

NCLC easily

through your device!

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Cluster Coordinator

Nancy Rasmussen

262-878-2851

[email protected]

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Equipping & Supporting

Financial Summary (through Jun 30, 2018 based on 2018 planned income & expenses of $332,189)

2018 Actual thru June 30

History Projected**

YTD

2017 Actual thru June 30

Income 149,584 153,869 139,877

Expenses 158,251 166,241 153,996

**History Projected reflects a weighted monthly average of historic income & expenses.

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Birthdays (* Members 70 years of age and older) Please Remember

Our Shut-ins

Mildred Anderson

1001 S. Pine St.

Burlington, WI 53105

Birth Date 07/31

Tom Dziekan

Personally Yours Elderly Care

4825 Gunderson Rd.

Waterford, WI 53185

Birth Date 04/18

Alda Gordon

2992 122nd Street

Franksville, WI 53126

Birth Date 09/26

Elaine Hansen

Oak Ridge Care Center

1400 8th Ave. Rm. 32

Union Grove, WI 53182

Birth Date 10/23

Helen Henrickson

10224 W 6 Mile Rd.

Franksville, WI 53126

Birth Date 12/21

Ken Nelson

Timber Oaks

11390 8th Avenue

Union Grove, WI 53182

Birth Date 04/05

Ell Verne Pluck

Racine Commons 8500 Corporate Drive Apt. 100 Racine, Wisconsin 53406 Birth Date 12/16

Prayer Chain Please contact the church office at 262-835-2206 or [email protected] if you would like a pastor to visit you in the hospital or to have prayers lifted up on your behalf for any reason.

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*DAHL, Vern 08/24 GOETZKE, Grady 08/24 KOWALSKI, Tara 08/24 DINAUER, Lillian 08/25 KAPRELIAN, Molly 08/25 LIESCH, Mary 08/27 SHEAHAN, Andrew 08/27 ROUSAR, Joe 08/28 STILLSON, Michael 08/28 VOIGHT, Bob 08/28 CATAPANO, Jordan 08/29 *HARCUS, Carol 08/29 HOFFMANN, Jake 08/29 SHERWOOD, Cooper 08/29 JASPERSON, Paula 08/30 STILLSON, Amy 08/30 NELSON, Peter 08/31 SHEAHAN, Nolan 08/31 STRITESKY, Julia 08/31 *WELCH, Diane 08/31

SORENSON, Stephanie & Mike Graf 08/01 LEITZKE, Nicole & Mat 08/03 DINAUER, Jacob & Monica 08/04 AHLER, Ken & Marta 08/06 BULGRIN, Pat & Sheryl 08/07 COLBURN, Jim & Pam 08/08 MICHEL, David & Heidi 08/10 SERVI, Sally & Fred 08/10 NELSON, Jerry & Barb 08/11 LOFQUIST, Scott & Dawn 08/14 AHRNDT, Gary & Lynette 08/16 BRULZ, Brigitte & Jason 08/20 KURHAJEC, Samuel & Anna 08/20 LYTLE, Tom & Marsha 08/20 LAGO, Janet & Jason 08/21 GRIPH, Gregory & Gail 08/23 HAGEN, Morgan & Megan 08/23 LOREY, Douglas & Deborah Hintz 08/27 BLUM, Bill & Janet 08/28 JACOBSON, Keith & Beth 08/28

DILLEY, Katelyn 08/01 KIENY, Christy 08/01 LUEDTKE, Chris 08/01 OHMSTEDE, Kassidy 08/01 REHBERG, Randy 08/01 BARTOL, Abby 08/02 *RICHTER, Fred 08/02 LOFQUIST, Leah 08/03 MICHELS, Morgan 08/03 MOLINARO, Danielle 08/03 RILEY, Gavin 08/03 BENSON, Connor 08/04 CORRELL, Charles 08/04 KOPAC, Andrea 08/04 MOSHER, Dale 08/04 WEST, Jayden 08/04 BERRY II, Charlie 08/05 BOSTON, Ashtyn 08/05 PASSLER, Jill 08/05 DOBSON, Megan 08/06 LAUER, Yvonne 08/06 *RYGIEWICZ, Gail 08/06 WILKS-MUTH, Kristyn 08/07 GREENTHAL, Karlie 08/07 MOSHER, Ruth 08/07 BRULZ, Brigitte 08/10 *MCCANN, Janice 08/10 WARD, Jackson 08/10 MUSZYNSKI, Jim 08/11 JASPERSON, Ben 08/12 SEEMAN, Ashley 08/12 WILKS, Kylie 08/13 NELSON, Abigail 08/14 BARWICK, Carson 08/15 CASTERTON, Will 08/15 STRITESKY, Neil 08/15 FLEISCHMAN, Samantha 08/16 GORDON Jr., Stephen 08/16 GRESK, Jessica 08/16 HANSEN, Erik 08/16 HINTZ, Deborah 08/16 STILLSON, Emerson 08/16 NELSON, Todd 08/17 MICHELS, Hunter 08/18 WILKS, Kelley 08/18 BABEL, Madison 08/19 JONES, Michele 08/19 PETERSEN, Brian 08/19 FISCHER, Doug 08/20 *FRIEND, Wayne 08/21 STEGMAN, Timothy 08/22 SCHWARTZ, Madelyn 08/23

Anniversaries

Sunday, August 5 Greeter

8:00 / Carol & Bob Voight

9:30 / Ann Jurasovich

Ushers

8:00 / Mel Hebron & Mark Murdoch

9:30 / Dale Mosher & Chuck Craven

Acolytes

8:00 / Volunteer needed


Readers

8:00 / Kathy Christiansen

9:30 / Ken Miller

Communion Prep

8:00 / Linda Waldron

9:30 / Jill Peterson

Communion Assistant

8:00 / Paige Flannery

9:30 / Noah Lorey

A-V Ministry

8:00 / Steve Johnson

9:30 / Doug & Mary Liesch

Treats

8:00 / Amy Murdoch

9:30 / June Decker

Sunday, August 12 Greeters

8:00 / Colin & Deanna Sadler

10:00 / Outdoor service

Ushers

8:00 / Roy & Bev Gawlitta

10:00 / Ken & Marta Ahler

Acolytes



Readers

8:00 / Char Benzel

10:00 / June Decker

A-V Ministry

8:00 / Wayne Rasmussen


Treats

8:00 / Kathie Greer

10:00 / Picnic Potluck following worship


9:00 / Ken & Marta Ahler

Ushers

9:00 / Don & Kathie Greer

Acolytes

9:00 / Brady Ahler

Readers

9:00 / Linda Waldron

Communion Prep


Communion Assistant

9:00 / Ginny Strueder

A-V Ministry

9:00 / Roy Gawlitta

Treats

9:00 / Kitty Friend


8:00 / Craig & Wendy Hebron

9:30 / Jan McCann

Ushers

8:00 / Ginny Strueder & Kay Lecus

9:30 / Mark & Tami Wittenberg

Acolytes



Readers

8:00 / Robin Gavigan


A-V Ministry

8:00 / Paul Kaprelian

9:30 / Dale Mosher

Treats

8:00 / Jody Koerber

9:30 / Brenda Nelson

If you are interested in being a reader dur-

ing worship, please contact:

8:00 Chris Luedtke 262-878-9042

9:30 Miriam Dziekan 262-878-4730

We are always in need of acolytes to assist

on Sunday mornings. Please contact Barb

Welch at 262-498-0393 or sign up in the

hallway by the office.

Second service still needs a Treats Captain.

If you are interested in finding the volun-

teers to bring treats each Sunday for the

second service coffee time, please contact

Jill Peterson at 262-758-1611.

Altar Guild Marsha Hagen

Greeters

8:00 Bev Gawlitta 262-534-3298

10:30 Maxine Brown 262-878-1733

Ushers John Stalbaum 262-895-2457

Acolytes Barb Welch 262-498-0393

Readers

8:00 Chris Luedtke 262-878-9042

10:30 Miriam Dziekan 262-878-4730

Communion Preparation / Assistants

Jill Peterson 262-758-1611

Sound & Video

8:00 Roy Gawlitta 262-534-3298

Treats

8:00 Kay Lecus 262-412-5575

10:30 Volunteer Needed

August Worship Volunteer Schedule

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