P a r k V i e w L u t h e r a n C h u r c h

The Herald Volume 43 Issue 5 May 2014

Points of Interest:

Special Informational

capital campaign Meeting

High School Graduates

Blood Drive Results

Piano Recital Invite

Share & Care Pre-

school

VBS Registration Form

Peperkorn News

Thank Yous

The mission of Park View Lutheran Church is to awaken unbelievers to faith in the Triune God, and teach believers to live

as servants of the Risen Lord.

GLORIA IN EXCELSIS: GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST

In case you haven’t noticed, my newsletter articles this year have been about unusual words we use in worship, and how they apply to our daily lives. In January the word was Invocation. In March it was Kyrie. This month it’s Glo-ria in Excelsis, which is Latin for “Glory to God in the Highest.” The Gloria is our great hymn of praise. Now that we are in the Easter season we have every reason to sing joyful praises to our risen Savior. We omitted praise words like “Gloria” and “Alleluia” during Lent in order to give due respect to Jesus’ sufferings for our sins. But now we pull out all the stops! We blast the trumpets! We glorify the Lord with full force. Christ is risen! Sin, death, and Satan have been defeated! Alleluia! Praise be to God! We sing several praise hymns at Park View Lutheran Church. Two of them are drawn from the words of the Christmas angels in Luke 2:14- “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, goodwill toward men!” (See Divine Service 3 and 4 in LSB). Each Sunday therefore becomes a little Christmas, minus the lights and the sawed-off tree. Another praise hymn that our congregation likes to sing is “This is the Feast.” (See Divine Service 1 in LSB). It too draws on the song of angels, this time the one sung in heaven in praise to God for His final victory (Rev. 5:12). The Easter theme is unmistakable. “Worthy is Christ, the Lamb who was slain, whose blood set us free to be people of God.”

So, what does it mean to “glorify God” or to “give Him glory?” How can we poor sinners, in any way, give God anything? Certainly, God is perfectly glori-ous. He is radiant, brilliant, and magnificent in every way! Yet, God is most glo-rified when His people rejoice in His gifts. He is glorified when we hear His Word preached in church, when our sins are forgiven for Jesus’ sake, when we receive the Lord’s Supper, and when we trust in His promises. In other words, God is most glorified when He gets to give gifts to His children. Praise be to God!

Pastor Pete

Contact Us

office.pvlcms@gmail.com

www.pvlcms.org 563-285-9035

Inside this issue:

From the Pastor 1

Congregational News

2-7 10-12

VBS Registration Form

8-9

Birthdays & Anniversaries

13

Special Prayers 14

From Our Records

15

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Special Informational Meeting

May 4

11:45 am

The Executive Board has called a special meeting to be held after the second service on Sun-day, May 4. All members are welcome and encouraged to attend. The purpose is for members to openly share thoughts or concerns about the possibility of hiring the services of a professional capi-tal campaign group. Since a congregational vote will be taken at our May 18th meeting, we felt that it would be good to give the members a chance to share opinions beforehand in an open forum. We hope you can attend!

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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!

Senior Salute Sunday will be May 25, at our 8:00 a.m. service. All high school seniors are invited to attend and be recognized in our morning service. Any wanting to say a word to our congregation may do so. Following the service a short reception will be held. Our 2014 High School Graduates are:

Allison Coe (NSHS) Nick Connell (NSHS)

Sydnee Cosner (NSHS) Jennah Davison (RIVERMONT)

Koby Hillmann (NSHS) Laura Klever (NSHS) Taylor Lilly (NSHS)

Madison Temperly (NSHS)

Please keep these young adults in your prayers, that our risen Lord Jesus will guide them to the col-leges, military, or careers where they will be His blessing to many!

RESULTS!!!!

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH! Our goal was 25 units. Even with equipment malfunctions and long wait times we saw 33 donors, with 4 donors that at-tempted to give but were deferred, finishing the day with 29 units - surpassing our goal. Each unit has the potential to help 3 people making it possible to help as many as 87 people and the patients are very appreciative. Our next drive is scheduled for Monday, August 18 from 3 - 7 pm. You will notice some new changes made diminishing wait times. Last day to donate at another drive yet be eligible to donate at PVLC is June 22.

Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center

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MEMBERS BRING BACK THEIR BULLETINS

Del and Esther Harrison, Trinity Lutheran Church, Davenport, IA Janice Thomsen, Antioch Christian Church, Marion, IA Darwin and Deanna Paulsen, The Assembly, Broken Arrow, OK and Desert Hills Lutheran Church, Green Valley, AZ Jo Miller, Harvest Bible, Davenport, IA Shirley Mirfield, Harvest Bible, Davenport, IA Andrew Klever, St. Paul Lutheran Church, Wood River, IL Susan Kalainoff, St. Peter Lutheran Church, Denver, IA Pastor Bob and Elaine Bartel, Our Savior Lutheran Church, Arlington, VA and Messiah Lutheran Church, Wilmington, NC

THANK YOU CONFIRMATION

TEACHERS Thank you Junior Confirmation teachers for your love for the Lord and His younger sons and daugh-ters, sacrificing your time for another faithful 8 months of service: 5th grade: Jane Traub 6th grade: Kirstin Foss-Cuellar 7

th grade: Pastor Pete

8th grade: Pastor Bob

THANK YOU SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS!

THANK YOU Sunday School teachers for an-other year of faithfully bringing God’s Word to His children.

3 year olds – Jennifer and Jason Pawloski 4 year olds/Kindergarten – Elaine Bartel

1st and 2nd grade – Michelle Rohlf 3rd and 4th grade – Aimee Egesdal and

Jennifer Rathe 5th and 6th grade – Martha Pearce 7th and 8th grade – Sue Raleigh

High School – Angela Hartwig Song Leaders: Beth Campbell and

Tony Danielsen

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TORNADO RELIEF

On Saturday, April 12th, Natalie Amhof, Dawn Marti, Dan Bartel and Pastor Bob represented PVLC at a tornado relief effort in Washington, Illinois (6 miles from Peoria) where some 470 homes were completely destroyed, and over 700 others damaged to various degrees. Leaving from Park View at 5:30am, they ar-rived at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Wash-ington at 7:45am, joining another 100 volunteers from Iowa and Illinois. Our PVLC group worked at 4 sites, clean-ing and raking debris, and putting them into dumpsters: carpets and plywood, many stock bricks from fallen walls, broken glass, insulation, and more. We had the opportunity to hear the stories of several tornado survivors, to encourage them, and to share our faith in Christ with them. Our Savior’s women provided a scrumptious meal for all volunteers. Our group arrived back in Park View at about 5:15pm.

You are cordially invited to the

Senior Piano Recital

Of

Jennah Davison

Sunday, May 4, 2014 at 3:00 p.m.

Park View Lutheran Church

14 Grove Road

Eldridge, IA 52748

Reception to follow

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Dear PVLC, Thank you for the gift bag. How very thoughtful of you to think of me with the Love Bag! I wish the Lord’s blessing upon you all. In Christ’s Name, Gerald Davison Dear PVLC, I want to send a big, heartfelt “thanks” to all of the wonderful people that brought us food, sent me cards, and especially said prayers for me during my recent recovery from surgery. Linda Johnston Dear Pastor Bartel, Thank you and your congregation for your gift of $2,215.55, which will be used to provide Military Bi-bleSticks to the men and women valiantly serving our country. More than 415,000 Military BibleSticks have been placed into soldiers’ hands. I am amazed when I con-sider that your generosity has resulted in so many families being blessed with the powerful, life-changing Word of God! Again, thank you for helping make this possible!

A Servant of Christ, Morgan Jackson

Senior Vice President Faith Comes By Hearing

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SHARE AND CARE PRESCHOOL

Just a few more weeks and another school year will be over. This month will go by fast while we do lots of fun activities and have in guest speakers. The children will also be preparing for their last devotion for the year. We have decided we are going to do several of their favorite game songs for their families. Should be fun. Each child will march in wearing bucket hats and Noah’s Ark sunglasses. The children going off to “big school” will each receive a children’s bible and a lap quilt along with their certificate. The Bible is from Buck Fish memorial money and the quilts are from our quilting group. What special gifts to remember their first Christian preschool experience. Thank you is not enough for what the Fish family and quilting ladies are do-ing for our preschool. This month will also end another short era at Share and Care. Leanne will be leaving our staff to move to Missouri. I have had a lot of fun working with Leanne and wish her all the best. I know she is anxious to have their family back together. I am going to miss working with her and thought we were going to have many years together. God has other plans and Share and Care will move forward. Leanne’s warm smile, gentle loving nature will be missed by our families. Thank you, Leanne, for all you have done for our preschool the past two years. At the present time we are looking very good for enrollment for fall. We have 20 paid Tuesday and Thursday registrations and 18 Monday, Wednesday and Friday registrations. Please continue to pray for full enroll-ment (40), and that we get a few more names on our waiting list in case of drops in August. I was hoping to be able to introduce our new staff member in this Herald. At the time of my writing we still have applications open. I hope we will have some good news in the June Herald.

Register me for VBS, June 16-20, 2014!

9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Park View Lutheran Church VBS is for children ages three (3) years old - 6th grade, and there

are three easy ways to register;

1. By phone to our secretary Joan @ 563-285-9035

2. By stopping by our church office @ 14 Grove Road, Park View, IA 52748

By mailing this form to Park View Lutheran Church, at the address above (please submit one form

for each child to be registered)

Student’s Name: ________________________________________ M:____ F:_____

Birth Date: _____/_____/_____ Current Age: _____

Grade: _____ (completed at the end of the 2013-2014 school year)

Name of Parent(s)/Guardian(s): ________________________________________________

Phone #: ( ) _____ - ___________ Additional Phone #: ( ) _____ - _______

Address: __________________________________________________________________

Home Church (if applicable): ___________________________________________________

Name of Emergency Contact: ___________________________________________________

Phone #: ( ) _____ - ___________ Relationship: ______________________

Name and ages of siblings attending VBS: __________________________ _______

(Name of sibling) (Grade)

__________________________ _______

(Name of sibling) (Grade)

__________________________ _______

(Name of sibling) (Grade)

__________________________ _______

(Name of sibling) (Grade)

Medical concerns (please include any food allergies): _____No _____Yes (please list below)

___________________________________________________________________________

With International Spy Academy, our mission is to instill in children an understand-

ing of the one true God of the Bible. They’ll uncover the clues that lead to the

Creator of all who calls people from every nation to have fellowship with him

through his Son, Jesus Christ.

Park View Lutheran Church VBS, June 16-20, 2014!

Before VBS, please pray for our VBS staff and students

Help set up for our VBS (approximately 1-2 hours on Sunday, June 15th @1:00pm)

I would like to help with VBS in the following way:

______help with registration on Monday morning, June 16th from 8AM-9:30AM

______be a helper in a classroom (specify grade level)

______help with “Music,” “Games,” or “Crafts” (please circle which area)

______help with the Nursery for our staff members’ little ones

If your child is in Pre-School or Pre-Kdg, can we count on you to donate?

______5 oz. cups

______7 oz. cups

If your child is in Kdg., 1st, or 2nd grades, can we count on you to donate?

______wet wipes

If your child is in 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grades, can we count on you to donate?

______homemade cookies

After VBS, please pray for the follow-up that children will apply VBS lessons to their lives

“How can you donate your times

and talents to help “International

Spy Academy: Agents for the One

True God?”

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JR. CONFIRMANDS REALLY GOT WET & WILD!

Despite pushing the date back one week at short notice because of a crack in the pool, 37 swimmers from 3 LCMS churches spent a noisy but fun 2 hours at Bettendorf High School’s pool on Friday, April 4th.There were:

26 swimmers from PVLC 7 swimmers from Immanuel 4 from East Side Mission.

(Swimmers from Risen Christ and Our Savior had church conflicts when we changed the date)

The guards this year allowed a very spirited game that was a cross between dodgeball and war; yet, those who chose a more quiet evening enjoyed the diving area and the other side of the pool for swimming with floating devices and flip-pers. PVLC swimmers were: 5th Graders: Kelly Caskey; Lizzy McChesney; Nick Peacock & friend Jarrett Fein; Kade Tippet & friend Max Adkisson; 6th Graders: Nathan Hoft & friend S.J. Madden; Hailey Howes & friend; Cody Johnston & friend Luke Kroeger; Zoe Warm and friend Brylee. 7th Graders: Jor-dan Caskey & friend Quinn McChesney; Alex Isely and friend Bryce Harhe; Mitchell Temperly; Aaron Vandivier; and Breanna Voelkers & friend Chloe Greig; 8th Graders: Conner Kull and friend Brian ; and Donavan Schachel PVLC chaperones- swimmers and/or drivers were: Bethany Hoft, Linda Johnston, Jerry Voelkers, Pastor Bob and Jeannie Mirfield of East Side Mission.

LYTES GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE OF DARKNESS

Thanks to the LYTES and their counselors Terry & Janeen Meyer and Pastor Pete for again leading a worshipful service on Good Friday, and for practic-ing the Wednesday evening before:

Faith Amhof, Jasmine Bailey, Allison Coe, Jenna Coe, Jon Conners,

Jennah Davison; Bethany Denison, Kyle Denison, Evan Hundley,

Laura Klever, Amanda Raleigh, and Kyle Rohlf,

Additional thanks to: Donna Davison, Brian Klever, and Tim Raleigh for helping to drape our church in black on Thursday and decorate for Easter after our Friday service, including setting out Easter lilies.

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8TH GRADE YOUTH CONFIRMATION

The following 8th graders were received into communicant membership of PVLC in a confir-mation service on Sunday, April 27th at 10:30am, preceded by a brief reception at 9:20. Listed with the confirmation verse they chose for themselves besides the career in which they hope to serve their Lord Jesus, they are:

Kyle Denison: Philippians 4:13

(Physical Therapist)

Zach Howes: Hebrews 13:5,6 (Fish & Game Warden)

Collin Kull: Mathew 28:20

(Engineer)

Conner Kull: 1 Peter 5:7 (Physical Therapist)

Wyatt Marchant: Psalm 119:105

(Mechanic)

Erika Martin: Jeremiah 29:11 (Physical Therapist)

Donavan Schachel: Philippians 4:13

(John Deere or Physical Fitness)

Please pray for these brothers and sisters in Christ and encourage them in their Christian faith walk with us.

LENTEN-EASTER THANK YOUS!!!

Although we’ve thanked those who helped with Lent service and worship in March, an additional thanks goes out to: Lent Supper – March 26 & April 9

LYTES youth and parents: Jasmine Bailey; Donna & Jennah Davison; Kent, Julie & Bethany Denison; Sue & Laura Klever; Terry & Janeen Meyer.

March 26th skit: Laura Klever

Lent Supper – April 2

Mary Lou Engler, Norma Hohensee, Trish Horn, Cheryl Lunardi, Cy Miller, Jo Miller, Shirley Mir-field, Connie Morse, Sue Regan, and Woody Podkulski.

April 2nd skit: Kirstin Foss-Cuellar and Lorna Sei-fert.

Easter trumpeter: Rich Atwood, Pastor Bob

Easter Breakfast: Set-Up, Food Prep, Service & Clean-up: Donna & Jennah Davison; Kent, Julie, Bethany, & Kyle Denison; Pastor Pete & Nate Hoft; Evan Hundley; Brian, Sue, Matt, Andrew, & Laura Klever; Terry & Janeen Meyer; Tim, Sue, & Amanda Raleigh; Kelly, Michelle & Kyle Rohlf.

Altar guild members (April):

Jean Holmstrom, Dorcas Smith, Connie Young-ers and other communion washers.

Cleaning the Lord’s house for our many ser-vices: Jane Traub & Jason Lydic.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Please forgive us if your name has been accidentally omitted from the birthday and anniversary lists. Please contact us in the office so we can complete our records.

Birthdays May 1 – James McKinney, Jennifer Pawloski, Gayle Rasmussen, John Schuab 2 – Lisa Costello 3 – Lindsey Dudek, Jeremy Weiss 5 – Linda Gordy 7 – Nathan Hoft, Riley Stoltz 8 – Lee Holden, Sue Klever, Deanna Paulsen, Jamie Warm 9 – Travis Lilly, Shirley Weber, Benjamin Wheeler 10 – Michael Pawloski 12 – Connie Morse, Greg Mostrom 13 – Kelly Ashby, Kenneth D. Chumbley, Paige Nelson, Molly Schnekloth 14 – Brian Dunkle, Corinne Pearce, Lorna Seifert 16 – Lindsay Hundley, Amy Lage 17 – Susan Kalainoff, John Laing 18 – Daniel Bartel 20 – Thomas Pearce 21 – Madison Foss, Eric Kalainoff 22 – Zane Francis, Adelynne Meyer 24 – Alicia Rus 25 – Lacey Andersen, Hanna Carter, Nathaniel Martin, Alexis Raleigh 26 – Wittney Warm 27 – Zachary Thomas 28 – Clinton Kiewiet, Natalie Severson 29 – Dane Egesdal, Erik Egesdal, Nicholas Millam, Yancy Warm 30 – Sharon Cornett

Anniversaries May 5 - Tony and Lori Danielsen 8 - Wayne and Sandra Ott 17 - Christopher and Kitty Serrano 19 - Delmyr and Esther Harrison 22 - Sheldon and Judy Isely 23 - Kelly and Michelle Rohlf 24 - Kyle and Amanda Krambeck 25 - John and Catherine Schaub 26 - Doug and Aimee Egesdal 27 - Tom and Connie Morse 28 - Arnie and Lu Foss

Prayers Requests and other member updates to keep your directory up-to-date.

Please keep the following members in your prayers: For those fighting/healed of cancer: Rich Atwood, Andrew Claeys, Chuck Colbert, Maxine Felt, Jerry Gordy, Marva Haase, Del Harrison, Doug Lockhart, Jim McKinney, Cy Miller, Shirley Mirfield, Chuck Moeller, Tom Morse, Judy Mumm, Don Petersen, Bob Schwartz, Connie Youngers, for peace that surpasses all understanding. For those that are chronically ill: For our members who suffer silently from life-long, life threatening illness, for comfort and strength. For the Meredith Hamilton family, for comfort and strength after the death of her mother last month. For the Ronald and David Amhof families, for comfort and peace at the death of Ron’s sister, Bever-ly. For Noah Birtell, for the Lord’s peace as he receives counseling in Arkansas. For John Schaub, praise and thanks of a successful heart procedure. For Breanna Voelkers, for the Lord’s comfort as she grieves the suicidal death of a classmate. For those of our armed forces, especially those with ties to our faith family here at PVLC: Stateside: Michael Bartel, Kasey Denison, Tim Foss, Larry Goodwin, Anthony Isely, Todd Isely, Randy Warm, Rob Marti, Alan Rubach, husband of Erin Daniels Rubach; Peter Varney, son of Karen Cascella. Friends and Relatives of Members to keep in our prayers: Eloise Adams, John Bartel, Alex Claeys, Keri Coe, Marge and Jerry Gisel, Tim Hoft, Steven Kruse, Leanne Skeens, Dorothy Van Hoosier, Art Van Hoosier, and Michael Wiskirchen, as they face pneumonia, influenza, cancer, surgery, Alzheimer’s or other illness, for healing from the great physician.

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FROM OUR RECORDS

Sunday Attendance Wednesday Attendance 03/02/2014 - 149 03/05/2014 - 186 03/09/2014 - 156 03/12/2014 - 122 03/16/2014 - 142 03/19/2014 - 86 03/23/2014 - 165 03/26/2014 - 105 03/30/2014 - 170

Total March Attendance 1281

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Through March 31, 2014 $63,921.78

Financial

March YTD General Fund Income $34,561.41 $85,272.65 General Fund Expenses $34,293.34 $91,084.62 Surplus/(Deficit) $271.07 ($5,811.97) The General Fund includes envelope offerings, loose plate offerings, Sunday school offerings and Share and Care Preschool income. The General Fund is used to pay day to day expenses of the church and pre-school, salaries, mission support, etc. The General Fund does not include contributions specifically earmarked for the building fund, St. Ste-phen’s fund or memorials.

Current Membership Baptized Members 497 Communicant Members 390 Official Acts Gains: Baptism: Donovan Schachel Losses: Transfer: Removal: Peaceful Release: Elizabeth and Jake Dennison; Adam Ott

Servers for the Month of May

Ushers Early (8:00 a.m.) Late (10:30 a.m.) May 4 Jeff Pearce, Tom Pearce, Jim Moenck, Don Petersen, Wayne Ott, Del Traub Mark Hundley May 11 Dan Kilen, Jerry Hartwig, Andrew Claeys, Keith Schmidt Andrew Hartwig, Dave Amhof May 18 Andrew Klever, Brian Klever, Tim Raleigh, Kent Denison, Rob Martin, Tom Morse, Gayle Rasmussen Jason Pawloski May 25 Lee Holden, Darwin Paulsen, Gene Horn, Kelly Rohlf, Kyle Rohlf Martin Mirfield, Paul Kalainoff

Teams Scheduled for Sunday will Usher Special Services During that Week

Elders May 4 Jason Pawloski Arnie Foss May 11 Jim Gruntorad Don Petersen May 18 Quintin Gerard Cy Miller May 25 Gene Horn Jason Pawloski

Thursday, May 1 (7:00pm) Cy Miller Thursday, May 8 (7:00pm) Quintin Gerard Thursday, May 15 (7:00pm) Arnie Foss Thursday, May 22 (7:00pm) Jim Gruntorad Thursday, May 29 (7:00pm) Don Petersen

Acolytes May 4 Alexis Raleigh Mitchell Temperly May 11 Lauryn Youngers Kyle Denison May 18 Zachary Howes Wyatt Marchant May 25 Joe Claeys Erika Martin

Thursday, May 1 (7:00pm) Chase Moseley Thursday, May 8 (7:00pm) Breanna Voelkers Thursday, May 15 (7:00pm) Collin Kull Thursday, May 22 (7:00pm) Caleb Claeys Thursday, May 29 (7:00pm) Nathan Hoft

9:15 am Sunday school/Bible study NURSERY May 4 Lorna Seifert (9:15) May 11 Donna Davison (9:15) May 18 Mary Lou Kaney (9:15) May 25 Lorna Seifert (9:15) Communion Washers May 4 Jackie Holden (early) May 11 Catherine Schaub (late) May 18 Julie Daniels (early) May 25 Lu Foss (late)

Counters May 4 Lowell/Julianna Stuedemann and James/Marcia McKinney May 11 Jerry/Kay/Andy Hartwig May 18 Mary Lou Engler and Natalie Amhof May 25 Lee/Jackie Holden and Aimee Egesdal

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