coming up in january…
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January 2020 Volume 50, Issue 1
Coming Up in January…
Jan. 4 Youth Missions Jamboree at AJ’s
Bar & Grill in Muskego
Jan. 6 Women’s Bible Study resumes
Jan. 12 Gr. 7-12 to Helium Trampoline
Jan. 15 Amazing Grays at NCLC
Jan. 26 One service at 9:30 / Annual Meeting at 10:30
Inside this edition of the SteepleView
Newsletter:
p. 3…… “Cleaning the Fridge” by Pastor Brad p. 4….....The Boardwalk p. 5…….Worshiping & Praising News pp. 6-8…Learning & Growing News p. 9….. Caring & Connecting News pp. 10-11..Serving & Reaching News p. 12….. Equipping & Supporting News p. 13….. Birthdays & Anniversaries p. 14….. January Volunteers p. 15….. January Calendar
North Cape Lutheran Church, ELCA 2644—124th Street Franksville, Wisconsin 53126
Pastor Brad Brown
262-835-2206, ext. 11
Office Manager Ann Henderson
Office Open Tuesdays/Thursdays 8-4:00pm
262-835-2206
Fax: 262-835-9090
Website: northcapelutheran.org
Bible Lessons
Pastor Brad Brown Office 262-835-2206 Cell 414-305-2349 [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 Custodian June Decker
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 262-878-4831 Mark Murdoch 262-498-4500 Ron Welch 262-989-7647 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
Emily Boche, Patti Brouwers, Julie Busch, Pat Celeste, Ken Christensen, Barb Christiansen, Connie Collins, Sharon Collins, Renee D., Vern Dahl, Doug Fischer, Carrie Flannery, David Frey, Ken Fricke, Alda Gordon, Scott Gunderson, Peter Hansen, Fay Hedrington, John, Charlie Lecus, Doug Lorey, Bob Luedtke, Sue Madsen, Debbie McCumbee, Charlotte Moran, Mary Morgen, Gertrude Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Charleen North, Trisha Olczak, Mary Ann Plath, John Poorman, Tammy Rebstock, family of Pat Reich, Lynn Schmidt, Brielle Smith, Heather Souders, John Stillson, Mike Stillson, Laurie Trafton, Rosa Elvira Vigil, Pastor Martir, David Voight, Chris Zortman
We also hold in prayer those serving in our armed forces: Agustin Jau-rez, Zachary Klabunde, Benjamin Klandrud
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. If you would like to be removed from the prayer chain, please contact the church office.
At the Welcome Center
Christ in Our Home devotionals (Jan—Mar)
For an online daily devotional option, check out our website:
northcapelutheran.org
Monthly
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January 5
Jeremiah 31:7-14 Psalm 147: 12-20 Ephesians 1:3-14 John 1:[1-9]10-18
January 12
Isaiah 42:1-9 Psalm 29 Acts 10:34-43 Matthew 3:13-17
January 19
Isaiah 49:1-7 Psalm 40:1-11 1 Corinthians 1:1-9 John 1:29-42 January 26
Isaiah 9:1-4 Psalm 27:1, 4-9 1 Corinthians 1:10-18 Matthew 4:12-23
As an epicurean who loves leftovers, I get very sad when I clean out the fridge or the freezer and discover the delicious meals I have neglected to fully enjoy. I even pause for a little moment of silence—remembering the joy of that meal that produced this delicious food…and maybe some delightful conversation. (“You have utensils for a reason. We’re civilized people in this house.” Stuff like that.) There is also a little self congratulations. “Well, good thing you didn’t eat all of that anyway. Imagine what the scale would say.” You might guess that I set aside time after the holidays to do some cleaning. (Emphasis on “some”) And it can be a good spiritual discipline for this time in the season of the Epiphany (the revelation of Christ to the world). After the waiting of Advent and the fulfillment of Christmas, we approach this time that calls us to ponder. What’s next? We have turned the page on our liturgical calendar. Epiphany allows us to examine how we see and proclaim the work of Christ in the world. And this comes to us at a perfect time. We have said good-bye to our fine interim pastor Rev. Karl-John Stone. We continue our search for a Youth and Family Minister. And we begin a process of missional reflection through a process called “Faithful Innovation” convened by the Greater Milwaukee Synod. “Faithful Innovations” will guide us in discovering new op-portunities for outreach and connection with our community. We will meet with other congregational leaders from the area. And we will learn and grow from one another. The hope of this season is that we have room. We have room to reflect on our history. We have room to share our stories. We have room to try new things. We have room. Jesus told his disciples… “In my Father’s house there are many dwelling places. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you?” (John 14:2) Often…we interpret this promise to be a gift in eternal life. But might it also apply to our life here on earth? Are there not many dwelling places, where each of us, ac-cording to our gifts, can live full, productive, kind, and loving lives? I encourage you…while you are cleaning out the leftovers of the year gone by…to reflect on your place in the world. How is Jesus going ahead of you to prepare your mission and purpose? Peace,
Pastor Brad
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Cleaning the Fridge
Pastor Page
The BoardWalk
The BoardWalk is intended to update the Congregation monthly regarding the Church Board activi-ties. In December the Board discussed the El Salvador Ministry, Youth Ministry, 2020 Continuing Education, Treasurer’s Report, 2020 Annual Meeting, Nominating Committee, Piano Agreement, and the 2020 Ministry Plan.
El Salvador Ministry: Pastor Brad recapped the recent El Salvador trip. Members of North Cape and Galilee Lutheran Church travelled to El Salvador November 9-15. While there they interacted with the youth, shared meals, painted the church, worshiped, visited landmarks, and provided much needed items to the community. Youth Ministry: Pastor Brad updated the Board on the activities of the youth ministry. In November the youth partici-pated in a “Friendsgiving” night. There will also be the annual Jamboree fundraiser for the youth mission trip on January 4th. 2020 Continuing Education: The Board motioned to approve the 2020 continuing education budget for the senior pastor of $1,500 to be used towards non degree classes at UW-Milwaukee with accompanied time off. Treasurer’s Report: In November, income and expenses were below what had been budgeted for. Year to date expens-es are currently exceeding year to date income by $11,874. 2020 Annual Meeting: The date of the annual meeting was finalized for Sunday, January 26th. Nominating Committee: The nominating committee will be recruiting members to be a part of the Church Board, the Faithful Innovations team, and the Equipping and Supporting Cluster Coordinator position. Piano Agreement: The Board motioned to extend the agreement with Laurie Auer until June 30, 2021. Currently she is using the church as a place to hold piano lessons for her students, two of which are members of North Cape. 2020 Ministry Plan: The Board reviewed and discussed the 2020 Ministry Plan. The budget committee and call commit-tee will review the proposed budget a final time before it is approved in January. Thank you for your continued support of our congregation!
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One Service January 26 at 9:30am
Followed by the Annual Meeting Please note that there will only be one service on January 26, 2020 at 9:30am. We will be holding our Annual Meeting following worship. Be sure to at-tend to hear reports about our 2019 work, and also to look ahead to the plans our leaders are making for 2020.
Altar Guild Openings Altar Guild members pre-
pare the altar for services each week, and we are
looking for a few more special helpers. The time
commitment is short, and a volunteer is assigned
one month out of the year. Currently, the months
open for 2020 include March, June, October, and
November. The duties include: changing the altar
cloths when necessary, as well as filling the candles
with oil on a weekly basis. Please contact Jill Peter-
son for a full job description and to volunteer. 262-
758-1611 (call/text)
Please sign up to acolyte on the sign up sheets across from the church of-fice or use the convenient online sign up at:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b0448aca828a1f94-201819
The Bell Choir will rehearse on
Wednesdays, January 8th and 15th
at 6:30pm. We will play at both ser-
vices on Sunday, January 19th.
The choir will not meet again until the end of
January. Please watch for updates. Rehearsals
are Sundays at 9:15am in the sanctuary.
The Sunday School stu-
dents will sing at the be-
ginning of worship on
Sunday, January 19th at
10:30am.
Thank you to the following people for decorating
the church and helping prepare our sanctuary for Christmas.
Bringing in the trees and testing the lights—
Brian, Jenny, Austin & Wyatt Sack Candelabras– Dale Mosher
Decorating the trees and the church– Bob Ben-
son who gave 10 hours one day, Robbyn Wilks who joined in to help in the narthex Hanging the outside greens—Neil & Patty
Stritesky and family Greens in the planters—Jerry Nelson
Arranging the poinsettias—Jill Peterson, Ruth
Mosher
2020 Calendars are available at the Welcome Center and rear exit. They are courtesy of Mark Reiss and
Heritage Funeral Homes.
Worshiping & Praising Cluster Coordinator : Position Vacant
Worshiping & Praising
Men’s Chillin’ n’ Grillin’ Group
Next meeting January 28 6pm
Women’s Bible Study will resume
meeting on January 6, 2020 at 7pm.
Sunday Morning Adult Bible Study
New Series on Saint Paul: "The Call"
On Sundays from January 5 - February 9, follow the
journeys of Paul, beginning with his dramatic con-
version, as he spread the Gospel through modern-
day Greece and Turkey. Travel to the early church
sites and explore Paul’s conversations with the Ro-
mans, Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippi-
ans, Colossians, and Thessalonians. In this six-week
DVD and discussion based study, you are invited to
experience faith through Christ’s greatest teacher
and missionary. This bible study is held in the
church library between services at 9:15am.
Sunday School Classes will resume on Sunday,
January 5th at 9:15am. The lower grade Sunday
School students will sing during worship on January
19th at 10:30am.
SAVE THE DATE! Jamboree January 4th. Make sure you are at AJs Bar on January 4th for our meat raffle and fishing jamboree. This is our major fundraiser for the youth mission trip. Have fun with friends while you help our youth help others in need this summer.
Youth Missions Raffle Tickets On Sale!
You can help support our Youth Mission Team by purchasing raffle tickets. Prizes include cash prizes of $300, $100 and $50, a freezer full of meat from Hansen’s Meat Service, a Traeger Pro Series 22 TFB57 Pellet Grill, a DeWalt 60V Brushless Chain-saw and Blower Combo, and a Ninja Foodi Pressure Cooker w/ Tendercrisp & Dehydrate. Winners will be drawn at the Youth Missions Jamboree on Janu-ary 4th at AJ’s Bar & Grill in Muskego. You need not be present to win. Thank you for your support!
HELP WANTED—We are looking for business sponsors, donations for bucket raffles, and volun-teers. You can find gift solicitation letters and dona-tion receipts on the youth board.
Jump Around!
January 12th 11:30am-3:00pm
Join us after church for a quick lunch and a trip to
Helium Trampoline Park where we will enjoy 1.5
hours of jumping, jousting, and laser tagging. Cost
of admission is $20 plus $4 for approved socks if
you don’t already have them. Bring a bag lunch to
eat after church. Drinks will be provided. Sign up on
the youth board and log-in to https://
heliumtrampolinepark.com/sign-a-waiver/ to com-
plete a waiver. Chaperones and drivers needed.
(You can just be a spectator if you want.) Parents
contact [email protected] to assist.
Learning & Growing Cluster Coordinator : Angela Thomas
[email protected] 262-880-4354
Learning &
Growing
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Snow! No way! Summer Camp is coming! Forget about the cold winter and start planning NOW for an exciting faith-filled week at Lutherdale Bible Camp. Lutherdale is offering several theme weeks filled with fun outdoor activities, campfires, nine-square, gaga ball, Bible Study, worship, and friendship-building. Take advantage of these early bird discounts. Very Early Bird (45% off) ends January 8th Early Bird (40% off) ends March 4. In addition to these discounts, the Smerchek Campership Fund at North Cape will
provide $100 off for each week-long camp. Additional funds available for those in need.
Informational Meet-
ing Jan. 5th 11:30 We will have a summer camp huddle on Sun-day, January 5th at 11:30am in the church library. You can learn about camp and maybe coordinate schedules with friends. CAMP IS A GREAT EXPERIENCE FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES! Weekend camps start as young as Kindergarten. And all ages can enjoy family camp. https://www.lutherdale.org/programs/summer-camps/
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Learning & Growing Cluster Coordinator : Angela Thomas
[email protected] 262-880-4354
Learning &
Growing
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CHURCH MOUSE CORNER
Hey…It’s your loveable, huggable friend Marty here. I bet you think I’m obsessed with food 100% of the time. Close. More like 90% of the time. With the other 10% of my time and brain power, I really
enjoy watching you folks do some really kind things for others. In the last few weeks, I’ve heard you making lots of noise—donating change and bills for great causes. The Penny Wars raised money for the Youth Mission Trip to Chattanoo-ga, TN. Boy, was it fun watching Pastor Brad get pied in the face by his friend Jackson. And I hear there is a big shin-dig coming January 4. Some-thing about meat and raffles. Cool. Thanks to mission trip leaders Les Gumieny, Jim Muszynski, Chris Luedtke, Sue Gordon, and Kim Mackey. You also gave loudly and proudly for the El Sal-vador Noisy Change offering during the Sunday School Program. The funds will help purchase backpacks and school supplies for kids returning to school in January. Thanks to Mark and Tami Wittenberg and Jill Peterson for making this hap-pen. And thanks for all your contributions. I love it when the church is noisy! That means great things are happening. Say cheese!
- Marty
Seniors Breakfast at
Apple Holler
January 10 at 8:30am
Senior Christmas Luncheon Update The Seniors’ Christmas Luncheon was enjoyed by 35 of us at Infusino’s. We enjoyed the Case Carolers for our entertainment. Special thanks to Alan Jasperson of Jasperson Realty for again giving 10 poinsettias for door prizes. Ardine Hebron was our Mrs. Santa greeter. This event was sponsored by WELCA.
Caring & Connecting Cluster Coordinator Jill Peterson
262-758-1611 [email protected]
Caring &
Connecting
AMAZING GRAYS SOCIAL CLUB
Please join us on Wednesday, January 15th at North Cape Lutheran Church for the Amazing Grays’ Luncheon. We are in our 10th season bringing seniors together through wonderful food, friendly fellowship, and full-of-fun entertainment! WHEN: Wednesday, January 15, 2020 TIME: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm WHERE: North Cape Lutheran Church COST: Free-will offering gratefully accepted, but not required! MEAL: As usual, our meal will be simple but nutri-tious and filled with many delicious desserts. ENTERTAINMENT: Flipsyde Duo Guitars
Thank you to North Cape Lutheran Church for do-
nating 377 shoes to Soles for Jesus. Also, special thanks to Kathie Greer for organizing the shoe drive! Since 2010, we have shipped over 495,000 pairs of shoes to Africa because of wonderful people like you. Lives are being transformed by God’s love as their feet are washed and they’re given a pair of shoes and a Gospel booklet printed in their language. God bless
your kindness! - Diane Studer, Founder and Execu-tive Director of Soles for Jesus
Dear NCLC Women, Thank you so kindly for the
financial gift made to our sister church in El Chipilte, El Salvador. Pastor Martir intends to use the funds for three new microphones and for a hand-washing basin (much needed). Thanks from the El Salvador Committee.
Scrip Sales in January
Winter Stock-Up Scrip Sale Thank you to all who have shopped the Scrip
Program—one time or every sale! Shopping with friends is fun!! I enjoy so much the opportunity to chat with fellow NCLC members about favorite stores, good deals, and special offers. I often take home ideas and advice for future sales. And most of all, I enjoy getting better acquainted with the members of my NCLC family. Winter Stock-up Scrip Sale will be held on January 19th and January 26th after both worship services. Orders taken on the 19th will be available for pickup on the 26th and inventory is available for sale both days. This is a good chance to stock up on the most-used grocery and gas cards as the next sale after this one will not be until March 22nd and 29th. Thanks again for supporting the Scrip fundraiser
and 'shopping with friends' on Sunday mornings!
Contact Tami Wittenberg with any questions at
Community Meal January 19th
In 2020, we will be serving four meals at Living
Faith Lutheran Church. Our first meal of the year
will be on Jan. 19th. Please sign up at the Welcome
Center if you can volunteer to serve that day and /
or if you can donate food items for the meal.
UNION GROVE AREA FOODBANK
The following items are always needed by the food bank:
Baking items flour, sugar, cooking oil
Beverages coffee, tea, cocoa, fruit or vegetable juices
Boxed Dinners Hamburger Helper, rice mixes, pasta
mixes, stuffing, boxed potatoes
Breakfast items cereals, pancake mix, syrup
Canned fruit
Canned meat
Canned vegetables
Condiments mayo, ketchup, jelly, peanut butter, honey,
salad dressing, mustard
Household items dish and laundry soap
Lunch Box items granola bars, pudding cups, baggies,
fruit cups
Paper Products facial tissue, paper plates, toilet paper
Personal Care items toothpaste, shampoo, lotion, hand
sanitizer, deordorant
Other items soup, Jello mix, crackers
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 will meet on Thursdays, January
2nd and 16th from 6-9pm. Bring your craft and
sewing projects and spend time with some fun peo-
ple!
Serving & Reaching Cluster Coordinator Sue Klaus
262-534-3061 [email protected]
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Serving &
Reaching
Serving & Reaching Cluster Coordinator Sue Klaus
262-534-3061 [email protected]
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Serving &
Reaching
Equipping & Supporting Cluster Coordinator Nancy Rasmussen
262-878-2851 [email protected]
General Fund Financial Summary
of North Cape Lutheran Church
through November 30, 2019 (Annual Planned Income & Expenses of $342,581 per 2019 Ministry Plan)
Cash reserves: -$3,621
Annual Meeting Notice: The annual meeting of the congregation will take place at 10:30am on
Sunday, January 26, 2020. There will be one worship service at 9:30am that day. Please plan to attend the meeting to hear a review of our 2019 work, as well as hear the new plans for 2020. Please consider accepting a leadership position in 2020 as we have several cluster coordinator positions open. Annual report articles are due to the church office by December 31, 2019.
Budget Hearings Please plan to attend one of two budget hearings prior to the annual meeting.
On January 12th, we will be holding our first hearing in the sanctuary at 9:15am. On January 19th at 11:30am, we will meet in the library. Come see the proposed budget for 2020, and be sure to ask ques-tions and give your input.
2019
November
Nov
Actuals
YTD
Actuals
2019
History
Projected YTD
2018 Actual for 11 months
Income $19,747 $241,876 $300,786 $277,552
Expenses $20,030 $253,750 $312,890 $285,429
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Something looks different…. If you’ve been in the lower level kitchen recently, you probably noticed the two new refrigerators in there. The large cooler that had been there finally reached end of life and we decided to replace it with more energy efficient refrigerators that provide almost the same amount of space inside. We used pro-ceeds from our most recent Fish Boil along with a generous donation from a member to cover the cost. Thank you very much to Joe Strueder and Mike Moser who removed and disposed of the old cool-er and to Ann who worked diligently with Home Depot to get us a really good price on these units.
In addition to using considerably less energy, the lower profile allows more space for folks to maneuver around them. The seals on these new units are very tight but using your foot to brace the lower left cor-ner near the floor seems to help when opening the door. We are considering some type of pad under them to keep them from moving when opening the door and plan to keep only one fridge plugged in ex-cept when more refrigerator space is needed for large events.
SquareCash Online Giving
Use the convenient QR code shown or this link to give to NCLC easily through your de-
vice! https://form.jotform.com/73234080366150
Equipping & Supporting
Birthdays (* Members 70 Please Remember
Our Shut-ins
Mildred Anderson 1001 S. Pine St. Burlington, WI 53105 Birth Date 07/31 Vern Dahl Hales Corners Care Center 9449 W. Forest Home Ave. Hales Corners, WI 53130 Birth Date 08/24 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 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 Bill and Marilyn Wishau 3534 Raynor Ave. Union Grove, WI 53182
JONES, Dan 01/01
LUDWIN, Trevor 01/01
JURASOVICH, Alice 01/02
EBERLEIN, Doug 01/03
NELSON, Kayden 01/03
TIMLER, Meghan 01/03
BAUER, Betsy 01/04
JOHNSON, Tom 01/04
BAUER, Tim 01/05
RULES, Danielle 01/05
SCHOLZEN, Zach 01/05
WELCH, Cindy 01/05
WOLTER, Mallory 01/05
WELCH, Eric 01/06
CHRISTENSEN, Scott 01/07
BETTHAUSER, Robin 01/08
CASTERTON, Joel 01/09
GODER, Alex 01/09
KURHAJEC, Lincoln 01/10
REICHERT, Mike 01/10
KURT, Brooklyn 01/13
WELCH, Terry 01/13
BUOL, Paul 01/15
WOZNICKI, Jennifer 01/16
NEUENS, Samantha 01/18
BAUER, Scarlett 01/19
KLUMP, Teresa 01/19
LESKOVAR, Kim 01/19
LOFQUIST, Dawn 01/19
MICHEL, Sheryl 01/19
JACOBSON, Keith 01/20
MIKLASZEWSKI, Parker 01/20
RASMUSSEN, Amber 01/20
BULGRIN, Kristen 01/21
*SMERCHEK, David 01/21
BEEMAN, Arlene 01/22
COOK, Nicole 01/22
LEITZKE, Nicole 01/22
NELSON, Lorelei 01/22
WAHL, Jacci 01/22
WIRTZ, Mason 01/22
GRUETTNER, Jason 01/23
COOK, Kenzey 01/24
DILLEY, Michael 01/24
GRUETTNER, Evelyn 01/24
HENDERSON, Duane 01/24
PRINS, Gennie 01/24
BAUMANN, Kyle 01/25
MUTH, Steven 01/25
DILLEY, Justin 01/27
*FLADWOOD, Cheryl 01/27
MCBRYDE, Gwyneth 01/27
MUNDING, David 01/27
*CADMAN, Elaine 01/28
HOFFMANN, Wyatt 01/28
HOLLER, Kathryn 01/29
*KURT, Vicki 01/29
DYBEDAHL, Rebecca 01/30
HANSEN, Jacob 01/30
HARCUS, Justin 01/30
*LYTLE, Marsha 01/31
PETERSON, Jill 01/31
BAUER, Tim & Betsy 01/03
NEU, Edward & Rochelle 01/14
FLANNERY, Dave & Vicki 01/24
LIESCH, Doug & Mary 01/26
Anniversaries
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Sunday, January 5 Greeters
8:00 / Helen & Renae Repta
10:30 / Cheryl & Steve Fladwood
Ushers
8:00 / Mel Hebron, Jim Petersen
10:30 / Colin & Deanna Sadler
Acolytes
8:00 / Volunteer Needed
10:30 / Will Casterton
Readers
8:00 / Margie Fischer
10:30 / Stephanie Sorenson
Communion Prep
8:00 / Jill Peterson
10:30 / Deanna Sadler
Communion Assistant
8:00 / Amy Stillson
10:30 / Rhonda Smerchek
A-V Ministry
8:00 / Steve Johnson
10:30 / Doug & Mary Liesch
Treats
8:00 / Ann Henderson
10:30 / Jill Peterson
Sunday, January 12 Greeters
8:00 / Cathy & Art Potts
10:30 / Carol Harcus
Ushers
8:00 / Bob & Chris Luedtke
10:30 / Craig & Kiley Klepel
Acolytes
8:00 / Volunteer Needed
10:30 / Caleb Westrum
Readers
8:00 / Linda Waldron
10:30 / June Decker
A-V Ministry
8:00 / Wayne Rasmussen
10:30 / Dale Mosher
Treats
8:00 / TBD
10:30 / Rachel Westrum
Sunday, January 19
Greeters
8:00 / Arnie Waldron
10:30 / Kathy Paul
Ushers
8:00 / Wayne Friend, Don Johnson
10:30 / Jim & Calvin Muszynski
Acolytes
8:00 / Taylor Peterson
10:30 / Will Casterton
Readers
8:00 / Arnold Waldron
10:30 / Jill Peterson
Communion Prep
8:00 / Laurel Rybka
10:30 / Jill Peterson
Communion Assistant
8:00 / Troy Peterson
10:30 / Jill Peterson
A-V Ministry
8:00 / Roy Gawlitta
10:30 / Caleb Woznicki, Grant Hender-
son
Treats
8:00 / Margie Fischer
10:30 / Betsy Bauer
Sunday, January 26
Greeters
9:30 / Bob & Chris Luedtke
Ushers
9:30 /Duane & Ann Henderson
Acolytes
9:30 / Volunteer Needed
Readers
9:30 / Michael Stillson
A-V Ministry
9:30 / Dale Mosher
Treats
9:30 / Patty Stritesky or Kristyn Wilks-
Muth
Altar Guild Jill Peterson
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 Sheryl Bulgrin 414-395-6147
January Worship Volunteer Schedule
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