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St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church

107 Tustin Road Fremont, WI 54940

Office: (920) 446-3251

Website: www.stpaulfremont.org

E-mail: stpaulfremont@centurytel.net

“A Resolution To Be Resolute About

“Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger, but bring them up in the discipline and instruction

of the Lord.” (Ephesians 6:4ESV)

Playoff season is here! As the regular NFL season concluded – this has been a year of the upset! Teams that were high-fliers for weeks on end are struggling and teams that struggled for weeks have a second and third wind. January playoffs will be hard fought at the line of scrimmage as high-fliers seek to regain what they’ve lost and newcomers try to make the mark; all playing out game by game to Super Bowl 50 in San Francisco.

But there is another scrimmage line that is closer to home, fought daily and with stakes that are higher than any Super Bowl. It’s waged each and every day when the family goes out the door to school or work. Are they prepared and ready? This scrimmage line is your family’s spiritual life. Some questions are in order. Who’s the coach? Who calls the plays? Who is concerned about the welfare and conditioning of the team members? You are! This coach that God has appointed in the home are men; husbands, fathers and grandfathers.

All of us have seen the commercial for Bellin Health featuring Jordy Nelson. Real Men Don’t Wait! Get the Jordy Nelson Health Assessment! In the same way, God has called men to be His leaders…His under-shepherds in the home…His men! In the same way, God’s men don’t wait. Men are tough. Men get things done. Men improvise, adapt and overcome. Men punch through, take the knocks, the scrapes and bruises. Men muscle things into shape.

But sometimes all it takes is Luther’s Small Catechism to stop 90 percent of us! What do I mean by that? Luther began his Small Catechism with a simple directive: “As the head of the family should teach them in a simple way to his household.” Suddenly the excuses come pouring forth…I don’t know what to do, I don’t have the time or that is the Pastor’s job isn’t it? For the Lutheran American male of today, sadly, having a heart for our children’s eternal destiny is sappy sentimentalism

when there are so many other things a Dad/Grandpa can do for his kids. Religion is for women and children. Religion happens at church, not at home, not in the shop, not in conversations, not by the log splitter or with the guys and not on the practice field.

Trouble is that is not how the rest of the world sees religion. According to Pew Research, a firm that watches religious trends, there are currently 1.6 billion Muslims in the world. Just under half of that number take their faith and religion seriously. A minority of them as terrorists and suicide bombers are willing to lay their life on the line to promote it.

Real men don’t wait! When you stop and think about it, it isn’t reading the Catechism to our children, having devotions like Portals of Prayer with the family, or bringing our wives and children to church and Sunday School or seeing that Catechism assignments are done that makes us weak; it is our phony, puny excuses that do. You are God’s Plan A. Failing in this is like sending your wife off to work or the kids off to school with no shoes, no lunch and no coat. Why would you do that? What could we possibly be thinking?

We Christian men need to see our family as our flock. Christ is the Great Shepherd of the Flock (Hebrews 11:20). As God has made you a husband and a father; lead, guide and protect your family which is your flock. In I Peter 5:18 God tells us that the Devil is a roaring lion. He stands at the scrimmage line of life every day with his linebackers, the wolf (our sinful nature in us) along with the bear (the sinful world around us). The Lord is asking His men to protect them with the Word of God. That means that we teach them and instruct them; we love and support them; we sacrifice for them; we love them by picking them up when they are caught in trouble or sin. We warn them about drugs and alcohol. We take the time to teach them the facts of life from God’s perspective not just the school curriculum. We get our children/grandchildren baptized as soon as possible. We don’t just let our children now that they are grown up live together or simply fall from the faith without saying something! What that means is, we don’t neglect them or turn a deaf ear or blind eye when trouble comes or

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evil threatens. We man-up armed with the Word. Isn’t that what David told Saul in I Samuel 17 when he went and fought Goliath? Read that chapter through. David the young man, knew a whole lot about being a man than Saul the Shepherd King of Israel did.

What it comes down to is this. All of us stand at the scrimmage line of life every day with our families. Follow Jesus’ example in the wilderness. He used the Word of God to defeat evil. With God’s Word in the Catechism, you strike the Devil (the lion) and send him packing. With God’s love in Christ in the Word taught in the Catechism, you defeat the sinful nature in us (the wolf). By pointing to the Kingdom Christ has won for us by His life, death and resurrection, you point your families to Christ instead letting them live only for the sinful world around us (the bear); again all of this revealed in the Word of God and taught in the Catechism.

Real men don’t wait! Yes, men are built by the Lord to take care of business but above all they take care of their families not only physically but spiritually. In Deuteronomy 6:6; our Lord says: “these words which I command you today shall be in your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and you shall talk of them when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way, when you lie down and when you rise up.”

So start the conversation. Lead by word and example. Find the time and make the time. Begin with Portals of Prayer…take them to church and Sunday School regularly and faithfully; ask about the Sunday School lesson; discuss what you heard in church as you worshipped. Your word and example as a man, a husband, father and grandfather shows your family that the Lord isn’t distant or remote. The Lord guides, teaches, loves and laughs through men who share the Word of God with God’s second greatest treasure next to salvation and that is our families!

For the love of the Lord, for the love of your wife and children, be the man who doesn’t wait or hesitate. Give them their Lord and Savior through your words and examples.

Church Council & Board Members

The following people from our congregation were

installed as members of the Church Council, Boards

and Committees on January 3, 2016, following the

election of officers at the October Quarterly

Meeting. May our Lord and Savior bless them in

their work in our midst and may we as members

work with them as together we continue to work to

spread our Savior’s Kingdom in our community and

through out the world.

Council & Board Members for 2016:

The following people are serving our congregation

and our Lord and Savior in 2016.

Chairman – Doug Ehrenberg

Vice Chairman – Eric Berndt

Secretary – Matt Voigt

Treasurer – Bobbi Marks

Elders – Ken Rothe, Phil Lewin, Roger Schreiber,

Mike Beilfuss, and Kirk Delwiche

Trustees – Andy Ebert, Scott Krause, Jerry Harris,

Jim Struck, Pat Kons, Terry Block

Stewardship/Evangelism – Lorraine Ebert,

Michele Dross, Candace Mitchell,

Pat Gorchals, Ryan Braun

Board of Education – Jerry Witkowski,

Mark Peters, Sarah Pope, Nikki Schroeder, Nancy

Gorchals, Jen Titus and Debbie Thorne

Church Finance – Ellen Rothe, Jim Radtke,

Candace Mitchell, Bobbi Marks

Sunday School Finance –

Shelly Kohl, Kathy Krause, Trish Haeuser

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Epiphany Speaker

Nadia Abuamsha, will be at St. Paul as a Mission

speaker, January 10, 2016. Nadia, a fellow LCMS

member at Trinity Lutheran Church in Cleveland,

OH, serves as an Arabic Community Outreach

member for Hope In The City; which is an outreach

group of LCMS congregations that work in the

Cleveland metro area. Nadia has come to St. Paul’s

before and has a compelling message to share about

the reality of outreach with the Gospel to the

Muslim community. Nadia gave a wonderful

presentation to the St. Paul Wednesday Morning

Bible Class. She will also be giving a power point

presentation in between services on Sunday, January

10 at 9:30AM. Please come and learn about this

important mission work that is being carried out.

We also will be gathering a gift together from the

congregation to help Nadia in her work.

Annual Meeting On Sunday, January 24, 2016 St. Paul Lutheran

Church will have their annual meeting following

early service, at 9:15AM. An invitation is extended

to all the members to attend this meeting. A printed

copy of the Annual Report of St. Paul Lutheran

Church can be picked up at this meeting.

Altar Guild

St. Paul’s Altar Guild is looking for a volunteer to

replace retiring members. As a member you will

serve for one month out of the year. If you have any

questions or would like to volunteer, please contact

Julie Hansen at 920-858-2716.

Reports Needed For Annual Meeting

St. Paul’s Annual Meeting is scheduled for Sunday,

January 24, 2016. Chairman or secretaries of

various boards/committees are asked to submit a

report of your board/committee’s business during

the past year to the church office for the St. Paul

Lutheran Annual Report. Outgoing officers and

committee members are kindly asked to help new

committee members with this report if at all

possible. Please submit your report by Wednesday,

January 20th. Getting your reports in early will

help the church office in printing and assembling

the Annual Report. Please mark this date on your

calendar and plan on attending.

Altar Flowers

If you have an anniversary, birthday or other

occasion happening in your family in 2016 why not

make the occasion memorable by placing flowers on

the altar at church? The 2016 Flower Calendar is up

on the bulletin board in the main fellowship area,

where you can sign up. If you don’t want to sign up

but would like to make a donation to the Flower

Fund, there is a donation vase in the fellowship area.

If you need some help with getting flowers, please

contact Karen Abraham. She will be happy to help

you.

News From The Way The Way will hold a parent/student meeting for all

those attending the NYG in July on Sunday, January

17th at 9:45am in the church sanctuary. We will

have an update on the current status of fundraising

and plan for future events and ideas for 2016. We

hope to see you there!

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Lenten Suppers Sign Up Sheet

On the round table in the fellowship area is the sign-

up sheet for Lenten Suppers for Lent 2016. Boards,

committees, organizations and extended families are

encourage and invited to sign up to host. The menu

just like in years past, can be simple and easy. These

are great opportunities for fellowship in our

congregation as well as the opportunity for us to

serve one another which Scripture invites us all to

do.

Women Rejoice Annual Retreat!

Please check the round table for registration forms

for the Women Rejoice Annual Retreat that will be

at the Osthoff Resort on March 4-6, 2016. The

theme for this year’s retreat is “A Friend Loves At

All Times (Proverbs 17:17) Friendship &

Chocolate: The Finer Things In Life”. The

registration form answers a majority of the

questions you may have including accommodations

and food. Please note the deadline of January 20,

2016! Hopefully a number from our congregation

will be able to attend.

St Paul Winter Chili Lunch! The St. Paul Winter Chili Lunch is scheduled for

February 14, 2016 immediately following late

service (11:30AM). As in the past, there will be a

cake/pie walk to benefit our St. Paul Youth Program

as well as a delicious bowl of warm chili with the

fixings. Come and enjoy an early afternoon of good

food and fellowship!

January & February Is

Food Pantry Month at St. Paul... Beginning in the month of January we would like to

begin collecting items for our annual Winter Food

Drive for the Weymont Food Pantry. The children

of our St. Paul Lutheran Sunday School will be

handing out decorated grocery bags for the

Weymont Food Pantry after the 7:45 & 10:30 AM

Worship Services on February 7, 2015. New this

year will be a matching program through the

Neuschafer Fund. For every item of non-

perishable items donated, the Neuschafer Fund

will match it so that we double our donations to the

Weymont Food Pantry! Our Goal is to have at

least 1000 items donated by our congregation.

There are still people in our communities who can

use a helping hand because of lay-offs and under-

employment. Please remember these families in our

area, by picking up non-perishable food items as

you do your family shopping. You can bring your

gifts here to church or else you can drop it off at the

Pantry in Weyauwega. Please be sure to tell them

that your donation is coming from our February

Food Drive at St. Paul. In recent years, we have

provided lots of food for the food pantry in the

month of February. Let’s do so again! The Food

Pantry expresses their thanks to all who have

volunteered and donated items through the year.

Catechism Parents A meeting of our Catechism parents was held on

Wednesday, January 27, 2016 at 6:30 PM, to plan

and co-ordinate The Winter Chili Luncheon which

will be held on Sunday, February 14. Parents and

students will be needed for the food preparation, set-

up, serving and take down for this event in the

basement fellowship hall. A reminder to our parents

that beginning, Wednesday, February 10, 2016 (Ash

Wednesday), Catechism Class will be held from

5:30-6:30 with Lenten worship at 6:30PM.

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Catechism Time Change Beginning February 10, 2016; Catechism Class will

begin at 5:30PM with church beginning at 6:30PM

during the six weeks of Lent. Parents please if at all

possible have your children here early if possible so

that we can get underway at 5:30PM.

Concordia University

Apologetics Conference Concordia University-Wisconsin (CUW) will be

hosting their annual Apologetics Conference on

March 4-5, 2016 at the campus in Mequon,

Wisconsin. These conferences help God’s people

answer some of the challenging questions of the day

on the basis of God’s Word. This year’s conference

is on the theme: “Truth On Trial: Science and Faith

In Today’s World”. For more information check out

the poster on the bulletin board in the Preschool

Hall or else the website: www.cuw.edu/upco.

Envelopes Reminder

Don’t forget, Your 2016 contribution envelopes can

be picked up in your church mailbox.

Donations For Winter Chili Lunch Donations will be needed for the Winter Chili

Lunch. You can help our Catechism and Youth

Group by donating the items that will be posted

latter this month on a sign-up sheet on the round

table.

Donations for Winter Cake Walk Donations will be received for bars, cookies,

cupcakes, pies and cakes for the Cake Walk that

will be held immediately following the chili. Your

Valentine-themed desserts from year to year have

been a great hit for the walk. Please take a moment

to sign up on the sheet on the round table latter this

month. Again donations will benefit the St. Paul

Youth Fund .

Lent 2016

"Irony" is not a word that most people would

ascribe to Jesus' passion. However, certain

events in the gospel accounts—Caiaphas'

unintentional prophesy, the Jewish leaders'

hypocrisy, and others—are actually quite

ironic. This year’s Lenten series of sermons

will focus on the ironies of the passion

which point out the unique and lasting

significance of Jesus' ministry, death, and

resurrection. Ash Wednesday is February 10,

2016 at 6:30PM. All Midweek Services

begin at 6:30PM with Lenten Soup Suppers

beginning at 5PM. The Series “Ironies of

The Passion”:

Ash Wednesday/Midweek 1

This Man Went Home Justified

Midweek 2

It Is Better That One Man Die for the

People

Midweek 3

Not During the Festival

Midweek 4

He Had Been Wanting to See Jesus

Midweek 5

We Have No King but Caesar

Midweek 6

Don’t You Fear God?

Palm Sunday

Hear What These Children Are Saying

Maunday Thursday

Do This in Remembrance of Me

Good Friday

He Said, “I Will Rise Again”

Easter Sunday

Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead?

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St. Paul Lutheran Church Church Council November 17, 2015

The meeting was called to order by Peter Farb at 6:29 pm. Pastor opened with a devotion. Roll Call: Matthew Voigt, Andy Ebert, Kirk Delwiche, Karen Abraham, Pastor Pope, Bobbi Marks, Peter Farb, Ken Rothe, Phil Lewin, Sandy Smith, Scott Krause, Candace Mitchell Absent: Eric Berndt, Board of Education, Board of Finance Minutes: The minutes of the October 20, 2015 meeting were reviewed. A motion was made by Bobbi Marks, seconded by Ken Rothe to approve. Motion carried with a voice vote. Treasurer: The October treasurers report was reviewed. A motion was made by Ken Rothe, seconded by Andy Ebert to approve. Motion carried by a voice vote. Pastor: Christmas programs are coming up. Daycare is December 9th and Sunday School is December 16th. Christmas Eve worship will be at 6:30 pm with Christmas Day at 9:00 am. Sunday December 27th we will have one service at 9:00 am. We need to select this year’s recipient of the Good Shepherd award. Nadia Abuamsha will be here as a mission speaker in January. She is from Cleve-land, OH. She will be here on Wednesday, January 6, 2016 for the 10:30 am Bible Study and will be here on Sunday, January 10, 2016 to give a presentation at 10 am. Adult information class is going well. One group meets on Sundays and the other meets on Wednesdays. Elders: Met with the trustees to start a timeline of projects. Trustees: A discussion was had with Airlock about the asbestos testing that was done. We are waiting for the final written report however, a verbal one was given. Upstairs tile – Positive, Upstairs Carpet – Negative, tile by kitchen – positive, carpet glue in fel-lowship hall – positive, Boiler room – Positive and this room needs to be done soon as it is exposed, it will cost $350.00. Base-boards in downstairs bathroom are concrete. Quotes should be in hand by next meeting. They are looking at dry walling the ceil-ing in the upstairs daycare area. The new door on the north side has been installed. However, the door is white and will need to be painted. This will be done in the spring. The church offices need to be painted. The village cleaned out the manhole. Board of Education: Sandy and Kim attended a conference in Appleton. The monthly budget for the daycare is up slightly. Sunday school program is 16th of December, most kids will have an individual part. The Way candy bar sales are going very well. They will be participating in the Fremont Tree lighting with hot chocolate and coffee. Their cookie sale is Sunday December 6th. Stewardship/Evangelism: The group met this past Sunday the 15th. New members were asked to attend. Discussed the upcoming Fremont Christmas parade. Worked on getting our float in the parade. The group decided to host an additional canned food drive with the float and at the village hall for the Weymont Food Pantry. Daycare will be making boxes for the shut-ins. The group is looking at ideas for some type of meal on January 10th after our mission presentation. Unfinished/Old Business: None

New Business: Windows 10 Upgrade: Microsoft is making a harder push for consumers to upgrade to their windows 10 platform. For the first year they are offering this upgrade for free. Do we want to upgrade? After some discussion about the disruption it could cause and about the compatibility of our existing software, we feel that it is advantageous for us to make this upgrade. A plan to roll out the software should be put into place so that we can implement this during the spring of 2016. Bible Study Laptop: The existing laptop in the Bible study room is in need of replacement. A spreadsheet was put togeth-er on five different replacement options. They were various different computer from different vendors. A motion was made by Kirk Delwiche to select option number one, an HP Pavilion from HP.com for $429.99, with a $188.80 coming from the leftover mon-ey from our TV upgrade and the rest coming from the improvement fund. The motion was seconded by Bobbi Marks. Motion car-ried by a voice vote. Custodian: Kerri Anderson has resigned. There are a few people possibly interested in the position. In the meantime, we might look into seeing is Jacks Maintenance would be willing to do it. An add will be placed in the bulletin.

A motion was made by Karen Abraham, seconded by Scott Krause to adjourn. We adjourned at 7:31 pm. We closed with the Lord’s Prayer. Respectfully Submitted – Matthew Voigt – Secretary

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January 3 – Stacy Dunaj, Jeanice Hartfiel

Andrew Tews

January 4 – Ronald Ehlke, Matthew Zeichert

January 5 – Dorothy Winters, Victoria Hillskotter

January 6 – Marian Kiesow

January 7 – Marilyn Taylor

January 8 – Eric Keenan

January 9 – Zander Dunaj

January 10 – Julia Baker, Emily Mitchell

January 11 – Gail Belling

January 12 – Rory Borchardt, Alyssa Miller

January 13 – Travis Hood

January 16 – Brooklyn Buss

January 17 – Andy Bartel

January 18 – Patricia Schmoldt, James Cartwright

January 20 – Lauren Kester, Taylor Kester

Kevin Zeinert

January 21 – Roy Dikkers

January 23 – Conner Arrowood, Brieanne Oehlke

January 25 – Carol Keenan, KenRothe

January 27 – Nancy Schneider

January 28 – Carson Kester, WilliamAnderson,

Jon Porter, Jeremiah Redemann

January 29 – Carolee Seifer, Lorraine Ebert

Aliyana Miller

January 31 – Susan Deruchowski, Robert Klapper

January 14 – William & Kerri Anderson

January 25 – Christie & Cody Wilz

January 3 & 10

Greeters 1st – Mike & Karen Abraham

2nd – Inez Hanson

Ushers 1st – Mike Abraham & Butch Owen

Debbie Throne, Pat Kons

2nd – Bill & Candace Mitchell Brian Oehlke, Pat Gorchals

January 17 & 24 & 31

Greeters 1st – Paul & Dawn Krause Family

2nd – Roy & Dolores Dikkers

Ushers 1st – Paul & Dawn Krause Brandy & Quentin Borremans

2nd – Scott & Kathy Krause Dan Kohl, Eric Kohl

ACOLYTES

Jan. 3 – 1st – Cameron Borremans

2nd – Carson Kester

Jan. 10 – 1st – Matthew Zeichert

2nd – Max Meyerhofer

Jan. 17 – 1st – Kyle Kons 2nd – Emma Looker

Jan. 24 – 1st – Logan Krause

2nd – Wesley Flease

Jan. 31 – 1st – Blake Bartel

2nd – Andrew Looker

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February 1 – Newton Kester

February 2 – Kathy Krause

February 3 – Sally Owen

Stephanie Weisshahn

February 4 – Luke Mitchell

February 5 – Sally Hartfiel, Emma Looker

Kaitlyn Ventgen

February 6 – Karen Ann Looker

February 7 – Jake Buss, Dennis Marquardt

February 8 – Steven Kramer, Irene Zeinert

February 9 – Jesse Hartrick

February 10 – Lauren Akey, Leah Brooks

February 12 – Shirley Stratil

February 14 – Leif Berrens

February 15 – Angela Hansen

February 17 – Tim Tews

February 18 – Joan Greifoner, Bohdan Witkowski,

Brooklyn Hanten

February 19 – John Hartfiel

February 21 – Hailey Wheaton

February 23 – Douglas Arndt, Lloyd Beilfuss

Becca Mitchell

February 25 – Diane Kohl

February 26 – Carolyn Arndt, Darnell Burow

Austin Krause, Amber Gabrielson

February 27 – Lori Arrowood, Joseph Fischer

February 28 – Rylee Bartel, Karen Lager

Michael Hanten

February 20 – Victor & Angel Estrada

February 21 – Luke & Stacy Landaal

Feb. 7 & 14

Greeters 1st – Lee & Julie Hansen

2nd – Kevin & Barb Miller Family

Ushers 1st – Lee & Julie Hansen

Jerry Witkowski, Kirk Delwiche

2nd – Terry Block, Doug Ehrenberg

Kevin Miller, Seth Miller

Feb. 21 & 28

Greeters 1st – Debbie Thorne & Pat Kons

2nd – Andy Ebert Family

Ushers 1st – Debbie Thorne, Pat Kons

Glenn Pomrening, Ron Ehlke

2nd – Ron Kester, Harley Bartel

Greg Oehlke, Peter Kohl

ACOLYTES

Feb. 7 – 1st – Hailey Wheaton

2nd – Carson Kester

Feb. 10 - Ash Wednesday

- Bohdan Witkowski

Feb. 14 – 1st – Ellie Pomrening

2nd – Cameron Borremans

Feb. 17 -Lenten Service-Matt Zeichert

Feb. 21 – 1st – Kyle Kons

2nd – Max Meyerhofer

Feb. 24-Lenten Service Emma Looker

Feb. 28 – 1st – Logan Krause

2nd – Wesley Flease

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St. Paul Child Care-Preschool Newsletter January-February, 2016

107 Tustin Road Fremont, WI 54940 Telephone:920-446-3633

E-mail:stpaulchildcare@centurytel.net

Director: Sandra Smith (920-407-1191)

Preschool Program Teacher: Nancy Bleck School Age Teacher: Becca Mitchell

Little Learners Teacher: Nan Young Preschool/Little Learners Afternoon Teacher: Terry Fischer Child Care Teachers: Shelly Kohl, Kris Hempel, Jane Freer

Child Care Assistant: Cindy Billington, Brittany Nusz, Susan McGlin

CALENDAR Friday, January 22 WF No School St. Paul No Preschool/Child Care Open Monday, January 25- Tuesday, January 26 WF Child Development Days Monday, February 15 WF No School St. Paul No Preschool/Child Care Open Wednesday, February 17 Grandparents Day 11:00-12:00

Christmas Cards

Instead of throwing away your Christmas Cards, please consider donating them to our Preschool.

We use the pictures for crafts and other projects.

Scheduling We will be asking you soon if your child is attending our Center on January 22 and then again on February 15 as there is no school at the Weyauwega-Fremont Schools on those days. Because we have flexible scheduling and do not charge if we know ahead that your child is attending our center, it is important to know the number attending on these days so that we staff appropriately. Thank you for your cooperation.

Lenten & Easter Services Our Lenten Services begin on February 10. As we have a meal before each service our School Age Room will not be used on those evenings. The School Age children will be in the Preschool (Ms Nancy’s Room). Your family is always invited to join us at the meals and attend the services.

Child Development Days

Children 2-4 ½ living within the WF School District

Monday, January 25 and Tuesday, January 26

Main Street Building

310 E. Main St., Weyauwega

To make an appointment, call Jill Hughes,

Pupil Service Secretary at 867-8821

This screening is essential to enroll in a 4 year old Kindergarten.

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