2020

PARISH NEWSLETTER

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

Beatrice, Nebraska

www.stpaulbeatrice.org

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“For the ministry of this service is not only supplying the needs of the saints but is also

overflowing in many thanksgivings to God.” 2 Cor. 9:12 School has been underway for a few weeks now, and we are thankful to have a building full once again of students and teachers learning and growing together, especially in their faith and love for Jesus! We opened our school doors with 134 students enrolled in grades Pre-K to 5th Grade. Through our reopening plan, we hope to limit the spread of Covid-19 and with God’s help, to keep our building open throughout the school year. Chapel is held each Wednesday, beginning at 8:20 a.m. We are currently having chapel outside on the basketball court each week, weather permitting. The first chapel each month is set aside to celebrate the baptism birthdays of our students and staff who were baptized in that calendar month. Baptismal Remembrance Chapel for September will be held on September 2nd. Currently, Pastor Stuckwisch and Pastor Koterba from Wymore lead one chapel each month, but we are looking forward to Pastor Bahn joining us at chapel soon! Our first-class chapel will be held on September 30th and will be led by the 2nd graders. These special class chapels give our students a chance to lead us in worship and share their faith with their families. Our character education program is continuing this year, with a focus on a chosen character word and Bible verse each month. This month, our word is Service, and the Bible verse is 2 Cor. 9:12. Throughout the month, the staff look for students exhibiting that character trait, and at the first chapel of the next month, 3 students are awarded as the Character Student of the Month. Look for the large blue St. Paul’s Yard signs, which families place in the yard to celebrate their students being the Character Student of the Month! On September 23rd, we are looking forward to our All-School Field trip to Arbor Day Farm in Nebraska City. Our trip will include a nature hike, a creek wading tour, picnic lunches, and fun exploring the tree-top village adventure area at the farm. Please pray for a great weather day for us. This outdoor, socially distanced activity will be a special school community day for everyone! We appreciate all of your prayers and support as this unprecedented new school year has begun. We move forward in Faith, knowing that God will be guiding us through these difficult circumstances! In Christ, Mrs. Duever Principal ******************************************************************************

LABOR DAY SCHEDULE

Monday, September 7, 2020 CHURCH & SCHOOL OFFICES CLOSED

CHILD CARE CENTER CLOSED NO EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE

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September at St. Paul’s Lutheran School:

7 - No School or Child Care 18 - All School Field Trip 21 to 22 - Administrator’s Conference 25 - No School 28 - No School

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newsletter via e-mail? Call or e-mail the church office and let Kelly know to remove you from the mailing list

and add you to the e-mail list. DONATE YOUR CHANGE: Would you like to be able to support our school while doing shopping? Click on the link below to learn how change from your everyday purchases can make a huge impact for our school. www.stpaulbeatrice.donateyourchange.com Any questions contact the school or church office.

VISITATION PASTOR: Rev. Timothy Brisbois serves St. Paul’s as our visitation pastor. Pastor Brisbois does not have church office hours. Anyone needing / wishing to visit personally with Pastor Brisbois or have him visit you, please contact the church office. Pastor Brisbois can also be reached at 402-806-1822 or by email at trbrisbois@gmail.com. CAR WASH TICKETS: The LYF are selling Super Wash car wash tokens – 5 for $20!! They are available in the church office.

THANK YOU: Thank you for your continued support of our church and school both in prayer and with your financial support. As a reminder, there is an offering plate inside the south back door in the alley by the mailbox if you would like to bring your contributions by or you can mail them to the church. The offering plate is monitored by our security cameras and is emptied several times a day.

PORTALS OF PRAYER & MY DEVOTIONS: Portal of Prayers and My Devotional booklets are located on the cart inside the south back door in the alley by the mailbox. They are located at the top of the stairs.

OFFERING CAMPAIGN: We have a special offering campaign, “Back in the Black for our new Pastor”. We will incur additional expenses when we are blessed with our new Pastor, including expenses for when he comes to visit, moving expenses, possible parsonage update, etc. You are encouraged to contribute to this special fund. You may put “Back in the Black” or “Special Offering” on the memo line. Thank You!!!

CALLING OUR NEXT PASTOR: At the Special Voters’ Meeting on July 5th, St. Paul’s extended a call to Rev. Daryn Bahn of Christ Lutheran Church, Marshfield, WI. We received word on Thursday, August 13th that Pastor Bahn has accepted the call to be our pastor. Watch the announcements for more details on his arrival and installation as they become available.

CONGREGATIONAL LIFE: As a congregation we are gradually returning to life as normal, even as we continue with our mitigation efforts (including social distancing). We will have Sunday services in the sanctuary at 10:30am in conjunction with the Parking Lot Service. On Monday’s we will have Monday Night Divine Service in the sanctuary only at 7pm. We ask that those who attend do their best to maintain physical distance between yourself and other church members not in your household. We ask that you stay home if you are feeling at all under the weather, even with just a cold. Those who are in the high-risk categories and/or have been staying at home are asked to use their best judgement. Please visit with pastor if you have questions about returning to the Divine Service.

Our St. Paul’s students will be singing in church on the following Sundays:

At this time due to COVID-19 the students at St. Paul’s Lutheran School are not scheduled to sing in church.

Dates are subject to change.

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When you come to service…. Hand sanitizer is available in the narthex. Upon entering church, please wait to be seated by an Elder or Usher. Our pastors are 100% available to you. They have been called to care for you regardless of the circumstances. You are not bothering them by requesting pastoral care. Just like any other time, they will be cautious based on their understanding of health risks and such, but prayer, the Sacrament, Confession & Absolution, and so on are all still available to you with the gathered saints and individually.

SCHOOL PRAYER FAMILIES: The staff of our St. Paul’s Lutheran School will continue their Prayer Family ministry this year. Each week at faculty devotions and at Chapel they will be praying for some of the school families. As Christian mentors, we want to model for our students the importance of lifting up community members in prayer. Those families will also be included in the weekly prayers each Sunday.

RESERVATIONS AT THE SCHOOL AND CHURCH: Due to the pandemic, all reservations at the school are cancelled until further notice. If you have any questions, contact Ron Fehn chairman of the Trustees. Reservations at the church will be considered on a case by case basis, between the church office and the trustees.

SUGGESTIONS, ANYONE: The Nominating Committee would like your help by offering suggestions of people (including yourself!) you think may be interested in filling open board positions for 2021. It will be an exciting year to serve as we begin congregational life with Pastor Bahn! If you have someone in mind who you think may be willing to serve as Congregational Vice Chair, an Elder, on the Board of Christian Education, Stewardship Board, or Evangelism Board, call me or put their name in my mailbox at church and we will contact them to let them know they were suggested (anonymously if you’d like!). They will have the option to say yes or no, but you will have input as to who is asked to serve the church next year. Please prayerfully consider your suggestions. Thank you. Nominating Committee Chair, Bob Frerking (402-239-5313).

ST. PAUL’S YOUTH GROUP: Junior and Senior High Youth Members: We will be meeting on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month, beginning in September. On Sunday, September 13th, we will meet in the back of the school from 5:00-7:00 p.m. Supper will be provided. Come in clothes that can get wet, as we plan to play water balloon baseball! Mrs. Gellermann-Long and Mrs. Duever will be working with the youth. Please call either of them if you have questions! Mrs. Long (425) 591-5318, Mrs. Duever (785) 614-3393.

SUMMER SERMON SERIES WAS: “Not Consecrated Stewards” but rather “Consecrated Living” - Consecrated Living is a ministry of growth and commitment in which the people of God celebrate His gifts and grow in the joy of giving and serving. We learned that stewardship is more than just money, but rather using all the gifts that God has given to each of us. On Sunday, August 23rd we celebrated Consecration Sunday. This was a day we consecrate ourselves and all that we have to the Lord, by completing our commitment cards. Last day to turn in commitment cards is Sunday, September 13th. Cards may be placed in the wooden box in the narthex or turned into the church office.

WORSHIP SERVICES: As we continue to gather together for Sunday mornings in the sanctuary and parking lot, we continue to have the opportunity to worship with others virtually. Our Sunday morning worship service continues to be aired at 8am on KWBE 1450am and on our YouTube channel. Tune into our YouTube channel. Sunday services on YouTube will be the 10:30am Sanctuary and Parking Lot Service. Click on the Watch Live tab on our website (www.stpaulbeatrice.org) or click on the link below. http://stpaulbeatrice.org/live/ .

CONFIRMATION INSTRUCTION TIME BEGINS: The young people of our congregation in the Sixth through Eighth grades are involved every year in a process to get a deeper and more mature understanding of the Christian faith into which they were baptized. At the end of the three-year process, customarily they confirm the faith the Lord already put them into by his promises. For those in 7th & 8th grade, that process will begin again on Monday, September 14 from 6:00-7:00pm in the church basement. For those in 6th grade, that process will begin again on Wednesday, September 16 from 2:45pm-3:45pm in the church basement. If you are in sixth through eighth grade, please plan now to attend. Emails have been sent to all 6th -8th graders. If you did not receive an email and have a child in 6th-8th grade this year, please contact the church office.

IT'S BBQ TIME! Get your tickets today for the St. Paul's Drive Thru -Vans BBQ Event, Sunday, September 27th! Tickets are $10 each for this tasty BBQ meal, which includes Chicken, Baked Beans, Potato Salad and Dessert! Drive Thru the St. Paul's Lutheran Church parking lot anytime between 11:30am to 1pm or Free Delivery is available. Purchase tickets in advance at the Church Office, Oakview Vet Clinic, Hoops Chiropractic, Jim's Carpet or Blackburn Technologies. Call the church office to set up delivery 402-228-1540. This BBQ event is a fundraiser for repairs and updates to the Church Parsonage.

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Jennifer Allington

Children: Parker & Preston

Chelsea Amundson

Lisa Baldwin

Mason Blythe

Joshua & Erica Boerger

Child: Elijah

Tammy Brown

Children: Taryn, Madison, & Alexander

Amy Cisneros

Angela Craven

Caleb Crosier

Keifer Crosier

Benjamin Crosier

Randall Crouse

Drew DeBuhr

Sarah Doyle

Chris & Tara Dunker

Child: Cecilia

Andrea Engler

Adam Engler

Amber Engler

Jessica Franzen

Child: Andrew

Eric Fricke

Julie Glover

Children: Christopher & Hunter

Kathleen Gonderinger

Christopher Gormley

Brian Hagemeier

Joy Hager

James Hager

Mitchel Hager

Gavin Hahn

Sheena Hammond

Megan Hammond

Andrew Hammond

William & Vicki Heard

Children: Madeline, Dalton, Adelaide,

Caroline, Jackson

Tami Helmick

Children: Chance & Kaylee

Daniel Helmick

Robert Henrichs

Ashley Hersel

Britney Hoadley

Scott Hopkins

Adam Hopkins

Katie Johnsen

Quinton Johnsen

Michael Johnson

Brittanie Keating

Children: Braelyn Johnson & Angel

Stewart

Tanna Kimmerling

Nicholas Koenig

Jon Kolman

Andrew Korte

Lois Lampe

Aaron Lawson

Carmen Lee

Steven Leishman

Tamara Little

Children: Brooke & Madison

Donna Lofing

Child: Kinze

Micah Loseman

Corey Loseman

Michael Luedders

Jarod Lueders

Jason Lueders

Amanda Luehring

Child: Sophia

Seth Malchow

Isaiah May

Dustin McAllister

Valerie McClellen

Child: Talena

Brenda McConnell

Children: Angelea & Ronald

Adam Mentgen

Help Us to Reach Out!

The Board of Elders is asking your assistance in providing contact information

for a number of members, with whom St. Paul’s has lost contact. We want to

reach out to all of our members, including those who may have moved.

Please take a moment and review the list below.

Please contact the church office or an Elder and help us to make contact.

We are blessed with a great congregation and want no one left out of the

Body of Christ at St. Paul’s.

Thank you.

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Duston Meyer

Courtney Meyer

Katherine Moyer

Child: Jayten

Jon & Kari Murray

Children: Kayla, Kyle, & Ashley

Jonathan & Jessica Naaf

Benjamin Noojin

Christina Noojim

Lucas Noojin

Jamie Norton

Stacey Peters

George & Paige Rambou

Philip Reinke

Michael Reinke

Melissa Rickers

Children: Brandon & Samantha

Chris & Anastasia Riley

Child: Colby

Billy Robinson

Shirley Roebke

Pamela Rogge

Charollet Roschewski

Children: Kaylee & Kobee

Dustin Rose

Samantha Scheideler

Child: Savannah

Clara Scott

Child: Tasha

Trevor Sedlcek

Colby Snook

Travis & Megan Spilker

Child: Beau

Steven Stark

Child: Shane

Abigail Stark

Cheryl Sturdivant

Child: Joshua

Gregory Sunderland

Children: Slater & Zoe

Nick & Samantha Thompson

Jennifer Von Minden

Child: David

Stacy Wallman

Ross Wallman

Alysia Warner

Erik Weakland

Jessica Wehrbein

Alex Weise

Celeste Wells

Jesse Wester

Heath Wester

Christopher Whitfield

Jessica Wilkinson

Nichole Williams

Child: Jeremy

Cameron Wilson

Daryl Workman

Jadrian Yates

Nicole Zimmerman ******************************************************************************

GivingTuesday: Two out of every three people do not know Jesus as their Savior. Lutheran

Women in Mission is reaching out to a world in need of the Gospel through mission grants. You

have the opportunity to help reach others with the saving Word of Jesus.

This year, LWML is celebrating GivingTuesday on September 15. You may donate toward the

2019-2021 LWML Mission Goal by using LWML Facebook, lwml.org/givingtuesday. Your

donation will be doubled on that day, thanks to the commitment of a generous donor. You can

HELP by sharing on GivingTuesday.

(If you are unable to donate online, you may send your contributions to the LWML office at 801

Seminary Place Suite L010, St. Louis, MO 63105. Be sure to note GivingTuesday 2020 with

your contribution.)

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Fourth Quarter Voters’ Meeting Sunday, October 18, 2020

Voter’s Meeting at 1:30pm in the church. 2021 budget approval and election of 2021 officers and

boards will be part of this meeting. Plan now to attend.

Every Sunday 8:00am - on KWBE 1450AM

10:30am - Divine Service in Sanctuary and Parking Lot

(These services will continue until the pandemic

is lifted. Watch the weekly announcements for

complete updates.)

Pastor Stuckwisch will be in the church office as needed during the pandemic timeframe. Anyone needing / wishing

to visit personally with Pastor Stuckwisch, please contact the church

office.

Pastor Stuckwisch can also be reached at 402-230-0698

9:00am-4:00pm, Monday thru Friday

The office may be closed on occasion, so please call

ahead.

ADULT BIBLE CLASS Meeting as a congregation on Sunday mornings is postponed at this time.

Plan now to join us when we resume as we take an in-depth look at God’s Word together as a congregation.

Everyone is encouraged to attend. We Look forward to seeing you soon.

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September Birthdays & Anniversaries - 2020 Happy Birthday to… 1 Tiffanie Street 2 Patricia Nave 3 Brenda Greenwood 5 Rachel Huls Glenda Naaf 6 Sheena Hammond Blake Lofing 7 Sue Carrel Kevin Kimmerling Rebecca Reedy Ivan Stohs 8 Greg Holle Darlene Scheideler Jadrian Yates 10 Annette Kimmerling Isaiah May 11 Roger Itzen Kaela Meyer Mark Seckel 12 Beulah Mae Riekenberg 14 Tyler Snyder 15 Dawn Crosier

Olivia Crosier Dalton Heard Gerald Johnson Peggy Loseman 16 Genial Heist James Thavenet Richard Weishahn 17 Duane Delozier Jessica Franzen Julie Glover Sharon Naaf 18 Britney Hoadley Tanya Malchow Nick Thompson Larry Zarybnicky 19 Patricia Krecklow Chelsea Meints Megan Rix Josiah Wallman 20 Crystal Gerdes Benjamin Koenig Shawn Meyer

Phillip Reinke 21 Kelsie Hinz Joyce Neumann Dianne Springer 22 Samantha Keuten 23 Tammy Lofing Norman Tegtmeier 24 Randy Frerking Richard Hartman Tori Oestreich 25 Pamela Norton 26 Jackson Aden Chelsea Amundson Douglas Boone 27 Dalton Blythe Sarah Scheer 28 Kathryn Robinson Althea Wiest 29 Hunter Glover 30 Benjamin Crosier

Happy Anniversary to… 4 Ron & Julie Fehn, 28 yrs. Larry & Beverly Weishahn, 22 yrs. 5 Ronald & Glenda Naaf, 22 yrs. 9 Elmer & Patricia Sunderland, 53 yrs. 17 Wayne & Christine Huls, 32 yrs. 18 Larry & Rhonda Zarybnicky, 27 yrs. 19 Darren & Kathy Smith, 33 yrs.

20 Leonard & Eleanor Esch, 61 yrs. 21 Vernon & Linda Minge, 24 yrs. 23 Dietrich & Shelley Eisele, 15 yrs. 26 David & Christine Morris, 40 yrs. 27 Travis & Toree Lang, 17 yrs 29 Dave & Lisa Oltmans, 19 yrs.

If your information is missing or incorrect, please contact Kelly in the church office as work continues in order to keep our records up to date. We apologize for any errors.

Visit our website for the latest updates at stpaulbeatrice.org

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The Lutheran Women’s Missionary League (LWML) is the official women’s auxiliary of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Since 1942, the LWML has affirmed each woman’s identity as a child of God and her relationship with Jesus Christ. Lutheran Women in Mission are women of faith, empowered for active service in Jesus’ name and bold support of missions through Mite Box offerings. As Christians, our faith propels us all into God’s mission and gives us confidence that God’s amazing grace will supply our needs and move His mission forward. Mite Calendars for October are located on the table in the narthex.

The first Sunday in October is traditionally set aside for the observation of LWML Sunday, but it may be celebrated at any time. Come celebrate here at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church on

Sunday, October 4th.

The theme for LWML Sunday 2020 is based on Jesus’ words to the chief priests and Pharisees found in Matthew 21:43 that … The kingdom of God will be … given to a people producing its fruits. As people of the kingdom of God, God graciously nurtures us and

generously gives us everything we need to produce fruit for the kingdom during the fruit-bearing season of our lives. In response to God’s grace and empowered by the Holy Spirit

through Word and Sacrament, Kingdom People (in the LWML) Produce Kingdom Fruit for the season of our whole life on this earth.

LWML SUNDAY

October 4th

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“Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might” (Eccl 9:10).

God bids us to be faithful in the tasks He calls us to do. He calls us to be members of a family (husbands and

wives; fathers and mothers; sons and daughters). He calls us to be members of society (those who govern and

those who are governed). And He calls us to be members of His family, the Church (those who preach and teach

and those who hear and learn). Each of these callings from God places a duty on us.

As members of a family, husbands are given the duty to die for their wives as Christ gave His life for His bride,

the Church; while wives are given the duty to respect their husbands and submit themselves to them as the

Church does to Christ. Fathers and mothers are to raise their children in the fear and admonition of the Lord,

teaching them the Ten Commandments, the Creed, the Lord’s Prayer, and the Scriptures concerning Baptism,

Confession, the Office of the Keys, and the Lord’s Supper. Children are to honor their parents throughout their

lives, and even when their parents are no longer alive, serving and obeying them, loving and cherishing them,

and speaking well of them.

As members of society, God calls those who govern to bear the sword, that is, to punish those who do evil

(those who live contrary to God’s will) and to reward those who do good (those whose lives are lived in

conformity with God’s will). Those who are governed are to obey their leaders as to the Lord Himself, for their

leaders bear the sword of God’s temporal justice for a purpose.

As members of God’s own family, the Church, He calls those who preach and teach to do so in faithfulness to

His holy Word. To preach and teach the Law of God to convict the hearts of hearers of their sin and to

encourage, admonish, and exhort them to do good works in accordance with God’s will. They are to preach and

teach the Gospel, the full forgiveness of their sins accomplished by Christ and received through faith, not by

works. They are to administer the means of grace in accordance with the Gospel and the Word of God. They do

all this for the young and old alike, for those who are near and far off. Those who hear and learn are to submit

themselves to their preachers and teachers. They are support them by their prayers and their gifts.

Each of these callings from God place a duty on us. They make a claim on our presence; on our prayers; and our

time, talents, and treasures. So, “Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might” (Eccl 9:10). Pray for

your family, your government, and your church. Give of yourself by means of your time, your talents, and your

treasures to your family, your government, and your Church. That is what it means to be faithful in the tasks

that God has given us. That is what it means to do it with all your might.

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St. Paul’s Scramble – Thank You

The St. Paul’s Board of Education would like to extend their thanks to all of the sponsors and golfers that

supported our school’s scholarship golf tournament. We had 12 teams golfing on a beautiful August day! The winners of the 1st flight were: Marissa Sandman, Kyle

Murray, Aaron Hart, and Tyler Wagner. The 2nd flight was won by: Cliff Kumm, Rowein Kumm, Ty Vanschoiack, and

Tadd Vanschoiack. Thanks to all of our generous donations, we were able to raise $6,605 for our school’s scholarship fund! These funds are greatly appreciated by our families who wish to provide Christian Education for

their children but are unable to afford it without assistance.

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Radio Broadcasts, Bulletin, & Quarterly Children’s Bulletin Sponsorships are currently being scheduled for 2020 and 2021. Thank you to those who have or will sponsored a

radio broadcast or bulletin sponsorship already for this year.

There are many dates available to choose from. You can sponsor them in honor or memory of someone.

Radio sponsorship cost $100, bulletin sponsorship cost $20 and children’s bulletin sponsorship costs $20.

Please call Kelly in the church office if you are interested in sponsoring a date or quarter.

Do You Have Some Free Time or A Willingness to Serve?

St. Paul’s is always looking for volunteers to serve on the various Boards, to help the Trustees with various cleanup activities throughout the year, to volunteer at Vacation Bible School in the summer, to help with funeral dinners, greeters, communion preparation, to teach Sunday School, or to help in some other way. Volunteers are such an important part of St. Paul’s! It is time to start thinking about being on the ballot for 2021. Contact the church office if you would like to serve on a committee or know of someone who you would like to nominate. Anyone who is nominated will be contacted by the nominating committee prior to their name being placed on the ballot.

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Board of Christian Education

The St. Paul’s Board of Christian Education consists of 6

members, who oversee the total program of children’s

ministry for our congregation. This includes our Christian

elementary school, our childcare center, Sunday School,

and our youth group. They work closely with the

Principal and the Child Care Center director to ensure that

our daily programs continue to share the love of Jesus

each day! Annual projects include working with the

budget, editing and updating handbooks, and writing

policy. They also sponsor the St. Paul’s Scramble golf

fundraiser, an annual tournament to raise money for our

school’s scholarship fund. At the church, they find

volunteer Sunday School teachers, and assist with the

purchasing of materials for Sunday lessons. They work to

find sponsors for youth group and assist them with any

questions or concerns they have. St. Paul’s Board of

Christian Education is a big job, but the members are

blessed to use their time and talents to help the church

“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is

old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th

It’s Happening. Gage County’s second official Day of Giving, “Big Give Gage”.

Gage County’s second annual giving day is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 10.

Organized by the Gage County Foundation, Big Give Gage is a 24-hour online

event encouraging donations to support the local nonprofits and causes people

care about.

The majority of giving will be done online, but we plan to have an in-person

collection site in the church basement. Time has not been scheduled yet. You

may also drop off your donations in person in the church office from 10am - 3pm.

No access to the internet, no problem. You can donate in person at the church.

Through the combined participation of all people who love and care about the area

we call home, we hope to significantly impact the future of our beloved community.

Our website is live now, if you would like to see the nonprofits that are

participating, and the causes they work hard on every day: www.biggivegage.org

for more information, you may contact Gina Heckey by email,

gmheckey@bchhc.org or call 402-223-7260.

Our organization name is: St. Paul’s Lutheran School.

Project Name is: Outdoor Pavilion.

St. Paul’s Lutheran School - A Great Place to Grow! Our 2020 project is growing outdoors! An outdoor pavilion will provide our students with a place for outdoor

chapel services and classroom activities. The pavilion's use will not be limited to the students and faculty of St. Paul's Lutheran School, it will serve as a venue for outdoor weddings, family gatherings, and church functions. We appreciate your

support of our school, and we look forward to serving the community with our new outdoor pavilion.

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