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Our Saviour Lutheran Church, 120 S. Henry Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 54302
(920) 468-4065
FEBUARY 2015
EVERY DAY IS LENT
By Pastor Dave
We recall the habits of our parents and learn from
then, hopefully to the betterment of our own lives.
Both of my folks grew up on farms in Iowa. We city-
slickers have no real idea of what that farm life was
like. The folks carried the lessons learned there and
brought them into town with them. My folks, having
both been raised directly through the Depression,
were instilled with
additional habits, like
saving.
One of the habits my folks
retained that was on display
at all times was sweeping
the kitchen floor. They would do that methodically at
least once or twice a day. I was too busy with
Matchbox cars and Tonka trucks to pay much
attention. They saw something on that floor that I
never saw - dust, dirt, crumbs and so on.
When we think about why farmers swept the floor,
we see why. Boots and mud
and everything else wanted to
come through that door.
Sweeping the floor has given
way to vacuuming the floor in
many homes. But the habit is
the same, “dutifully remove
what does not belong there and
keep the house in good order.”
That is an excellent weekly habit in our homes, but a
better daily habit.
When our church baking teams used to make scores
of homemade bread for the “kneady” on a weekly
basis, I recall Gene Kuehl coaching the team, “Clean
as you go!” That was something he learned in the
military, as a cook. It works!
Lent is really the year-long habit of “Clean as you
go” - “Sweep the floor of your heart daily”.
Confession of sin is not to be stored up like
accumulating dust, grime, spills and mud, laying
around all week and then finally sweeping them in
the dustpan once a week on Sunday. - Anonymous
Sweeping the soul with ongoing personal
confessional prayer is to be done throughout the day.
Like dust and dirt that does not belong in our kitchen,
Lent reminds us that envy and greed, sloth and
bitterness don’t belong on
the floor of our spiritual
heart. They must be swept
and cleaned out as soon as
we spot them. Repeating -
As soon as we spot them!
For example, you notice that you are angry at
someone. It is affecting your mood. It is bitterness,
but you don’t spot it right away. You are snippy at
others, you are hyper-reflecting on the event that
caused this anger. Your thoughts toward that person
are less than holy. Finally you catch yourself - you
have allowed bitterness to enter your spiritual kitchen
and you are tracking it all over your interior life. The
original mess on the floor has now been tracked far
and wide and you maybe even left your dirty
footprints of bitterness in other folk’s lives!
It’s gotta go!
Our Saviour’s Voice

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Pause, breath a prayer, “Lord, forgive me for
harboring resentment and bitterness toward George.
Just as You have forgiven me, forgive them. Have
mercy on me, and move in me to have mercy on
them. Lord keep me in the habit of sweeping my
heart. Thank-you for your atoning death on the cross
that forgives; thank you for Your victory displayed
on Easter; Thank you for Your living presence within
me.”
Folks, Lent, which involves a perpetual repentance
(change of mind), is an all-year attitude of the
spiritual heart.
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The Green Bay Packers and the Church
By Pastor Dave
At this writing, Packer fans around the world are gearing up for a playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks.
No matter how that game turns out, we can learn a lesson from football.
“Never wait until the last quarter to catch-up”
That goes true with our offerings to the Lord as well. It’s a new year. The church budget is like the Packers in
fresh uniforms at the start of the game. Too many matches have come down to the wire in the last quarter. We
are on the edge of our seat when we get behind in the first quarter, the second quarter, the third quarter…and
then have to scramble during the last quarter.
The church budget is just like that. Our gifts toward His work
here are all too often short in the first, second and third quarters
of the year. Then, during the last quarter of the year, we
scramble to catchup.
The year is new. Let’s check our hearts and our habits, our
intentions and our commitment to that intention, and bring our
sacrificial thank-offerings in on a win-win consistent basis.
It’s not about keeping the lights on, it’s about keeping His light lit in the hearts of God’s people, and sharing
that Light with our community.
Has He not blessed us? Have we responded faithfully with generous gifts back, not in the last quarter of the year
when things are tight, but faithfully throughout the year? It’s time, now, to get into that habit of sacrificial
thankful giving for His work here.
Annual Youth Super Bowl Take and Bake Pizza Sale
Cheese, pepperoni, sausage, and veggies, OH MY! Continue your super bowl traditions,
create new ones or freeze for later occasions with handmade pizzas by the OSLC youth
group.
Order forms are now available; pick up is Super Bowl Sunday, February 1 between 8:30am
and noon. Orders with payment will be accepted in the church office until January 30. We’ll
also make a few extras to purchase on pick-up day.

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March 2015 OSLC Usher Schedule
Date Service Lead Team
March 1, 2015 Su 7:45 John Kielpikowski Chad Kielpikowski; Ron Klumb; †UN
Su 9:15 Randy Vande Hei Walt Juhnke; Tiffany & Brian Duff; Jennifer Linssen; †UN
Su 10:45 Mike Charles Don Larson; Karen Kiekhaefer; Hunter Alft
March 4, 2015 We 4:00 Rich Spangenberg (Youth)
We 6:30 Charles Arthur Carl Zimonick; Gary Kirchman; Dick Zimonick
March 8, 2015 Su 7:45 Matthew Dalebroux Andrew Prescher; Al Brietlow; Barry Dalebroux
Su 9:15 Shelley Williams Robin Williams; Frank Helebrant; Don Schultz; Rosemary & Steve Clark
Su 10:45 Royal Bruhn Rich Ryman; Sue Bruhn; Richard Christiansen
We 6:30 Paul Kuehl Bill Baneck; †UN; †UN
March 15, 2015 Su 7:45 Mike Morgan Vernon Siech; Gloria Morgan; Ralph Hoerchler
Su 9:15 Wendy Frick Roxanne & Randy Dyle; Alex Chamberlain; Jack Grant; Mitch Waniger
Su 10:45 Gerald Buechner Carmen & Lloyd Leuthner; Rich Spangenberg
We 6:30 David Haase Bobby Haase; Rich Spangenberg; †UN
March 22, 2015 Su 7:45 Allen Knaus Clarence Ney; Jerry & Josh VanKauwenberg; Nathan Knaus
Su 9:15 Dave Wians Lonnie Peerenboom; Davis LaMarche; Dan Richer; †UN
Su 10:45 Mike Charles Don Larson; Karen Kiekhaefer; Hunter Alft
We 6:30 Charles Arthur Carl Zimonick; Gary Kirchman; Dick Zimonick
March 29, 2015 Su 7:45 John Kielpikowski Chad Kielpikowski; Ron Klumb; †UN
Su 9:15 Randy Vande Hei Walt Juhnke; Tiffany & Brian Duff; Jennifer Linssen; †UN
Su 10:45 Royal Bruhn Rich Ryman; Sue Bruhn; Richard Christiansen
†UN-Usher Needed - If you'd like to volunteer as an usher; please contact the lead usher of the group you'd like to join,
or contact Rich Spangenberg at (920) 857-3014 or spangenr.ret@uwgb.edu
Usable / Saleable Donations Needed
Your donations to our rummage sales make them the great success that they have been for
many years. The Kids’ Only Sale is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, June 13. We are
looking for the stuff your kids have outgrown as well as the maternity clothes you no longer
need. Toys, games, clothes, costumes, books, puzzles, strollers, ride-on toys, bedding,
bicycles, and more are welcome.
The Super Sale will be SUPER if YOU help to fill the gym for this event on
August 15. We accept clean, usable, unbroken items. Some suggested things
are holiday decorations, linens, glassware, small appliances, tools, furniture,
lamps, and more! Thanks for the offer…but we DO NOT accept computer
monitors, printers, televisions (unless they are flat panel) or Encyclopedia-type books.
If you have larger items and are unable to transport them to church, call
Michelle in the office at (920) 468-4065 to request a pick up. Pick-ups will be
scheduled for late July or early August. Can’t wait that long? Let us know your
needs and we will see what we can do!

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2014 GIVING STATEMENTS
Offerings are recorded for anyone who has, and uses, an assigned envelope number or has
automatic withdrawals through our SimplyGiving program (under which an alternate number is
assigned).
Annual statements showing your offerings for 2014 have been printed. Those remaining at church on
January 27 will be mailed. If you have not received yours, contact the church for a replacement.
If you want your gifts to Our Saviour recorded for tax purposes or any other reason, please contact
Michelle in the office to request an envelope number or to sign up for SimplyGiving.
OFFICE CANDY BOWL DONATIONS REQUESTED
We have many holidays that are celebrated during the year and candy is part of every
one of them…of recent holidays, Christmas is just behind us; Valentine’s Day and Easter are just
ahead. If you have extra candy, and you don’t want that temptation in your house, donating to
the office candy bowl is the perfect solution. Or, if you find a great deal on candy after the
holidays, that works, too!
Individually wrapped candy is preferred but other candy, if it can be
distributed easily, is also welcome. Candy not associated to a holiday as
well as fruit snacks, fruit roll-ups, etc. are encouraged and appreciated!
Bags or boxes can be left on the office desk or in the church office mailbox
anytime. Thank you in advance!
A COLLECTION OF COMEDIES!!
The NEWLHS Drama Department presents a Collection of Comedies! Join us
February 7th & 8th at 6:30PM at NEWLHS, for a laugh-out-loud good time.
This year we are featuring 6 situational comedy plays…from DR.
DEATH trying to blow up the most beloved state of Iowa to a couple of
elderly women with a penchant for discussing their HEALTH ISSUES
over dinner, you are sure to enjoy these HILARIOUS plays.
Get your tickets at the door – $6/adult & $4/students & seniors.

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YOUNG AND OLD PROVIDE WARMTH TO AREA NEEDY
Chicks with Stix worked all year long to make cold weather items to distribute to those locally in
need. The items below were given in December 2014 to residents of the Freedom House and Golden
House as well as those served by Encompass and the Green Bay School District:
5 scarves 12 pairs of mittens/gloves 1 pair of socks
1 pair of slippers 84 hats 5 headbands
16 hat/mitten sets 4 pillows
More Chicks with Stix members (no age limit…all are invited) are needed to continue this good
work, making warm weather accessories as well as other items (Haiti dolls, pillowcase dresses, etc.)
delivered to Haiti through our very own Friends of Haiti volunteer, Donna Zelazoski, wheelchair
bags and much more.
Our Confirmation youth and other members worked last month during IMPACT night to tie
blankets for the many homeless in our area. A collection of winter hats, gloves, scarves and more
were also collected for many who, for various reasons, have no place to call their own. Thanks to all
who participated and/or donated items. The pickup vehicle was EMPTY when it arrived but FULL
when it left here with all of the donations inside!
LENT and EASTER WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Lent begins with Ash Wednesday on February 18. There will be NO mid-week services on
Thursdays during Lent. We are working on holding a dinner hour between services
(approximately 4:45-6:20pm) each night. Watch the weekly bulletin for details. The full
Lenten schedule is below:
February 18 Ash Wednesday services 4 and 6:30pm
February 25 Lent Services 4 and 6:30pm
March 4 Lent Services 4 and 6:40pm
April 2 Maundy Thursday Services 4 and 6:30pm
April 3 Good Friday Services 12:15 and 6:30pm
April 3 7 Words Vigil 1:00 – 3:00pm
April 5 Easter Services 6, 7:45, 9:15 and 10:45am

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What is the significance of Ash Wednesday
and ashes on the forehead?
Q: Would you please explain the significance of Ash Wednesday. I've seen some people in the past with black
ash crosses on their foreheads.
A: Lutheran Worship: History and Practice, a commentary on Lutheran Worship, one of our Synod's hymnals,
says this about ashes on Ash Wednesday: "Other customs may be used, particularly the
imposition of ashes on those who wish it. This ancient act is a gesture of repentance
and a powerful reminder about the meaning of the day. Ashes can symbolize dust-to-
dustness and remind worshipers of the need for cleansing, scrubbing and purifying. If
they are applied during an act of kneeling, the very posture of defeat and submission
expresses humility before God."
The use of ashes on Ash Wednesday is a more recent custom among most LCMS (Lutheran Church Missouri
Synod) congregations, although some have done it for decades. The ashes are usually derived from the burned
palms from the previous Palm Sunday. Experience will show, however, that in obtaining ashes this way, it
doesn't take many ashes to "ash" a whole congregation. Like sin, they are very dirty and go a long way. One
palm leaf will produce enough ashes for several years.
Usually the pastor takes the ashes on the end of his thumb and makes the sign of the cross on the forehead of
each worshiper, saying these words: "Remember: you are dust, and to dust you shall return." This follows most
effectively prior (or as part of) the Service Corporate Confession and Absolution on pp. 290-291 of Lutheran
Service Book.
Article Image Credit: http://www.olmc.net/sites/g/files/g865166/f/201302/ashes.jpg
Do Lutherans give up something for Lent?
Q: Do Lutherans have to give up something for Lent as some other denominations require?
A: From the perspective of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, "giving something up
for Lent" is entirely a matter of Christian freedom. It would be wrong, from our
perspective, for the church to make some sort of "law" requiring its members to "give
something up for Lent," since the Scriptures themselves do not require this. If, on the other
hand, a Christian wants to give something up for Lent as a way of remembering and
personalizing the great sacrifice that Christ made on the cross for our sins, then that
Christian is certainly free to do so--as long as he or she does not "judge" or "look down
on" other Christians who do not choose to do this.
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What is the significance of Lent?
Q: What is the significance of Lent?
A: Early in the Church's history, the major events in Christ's life were observed with special observances, such
as His birth, baptism, death, resurrection and ascension. As these observances developed, a period of time was
set aside prior to the major events of Jesus' birth and resurrection as a time of preparation.
During Lent, the Church's worship assumes a more penitential character. The
color for the season is purple, a color often associated with penitence. The
"Hymn of Praise" is omitted from the liturgy. The word "Alleluia" is usually
omitted as well. By not using the alleluia--a joyful expression meaning "Praise
the Lord"--until Easter, the Lenten season is clearly set apart as a distinct time
from the rest of the year. Additionally, it forms a powerful contrast with the
festive celebration of Jesus' resurrection when our alleluias ring loud and clear.
Finally, the penitential character of Lent is not its sole purpose. In the ancient
Church, the weeks leading up to Easter were a time of intensive preparation of the candidates who were to be
baptized at the Easter vigil on Holy Saturday. This time in the Church's calendar was seen as an especially
appropriate time for Baptism because of the relationship between Christ's death and resurrection and our own in
Holy Baptism (see Romans 6:1-11). This focus would suggest that the season of Lent serves not only as a time
to meditate on the suffering that Christ endured on our behalf but also as an opportunity to reflect upon our own
Baptism and what it means to live as a child of God.
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YOUR OLD CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
The Habitat for Humanity ReStore is looking to recycle your old Christmas
lights (working or not). Please place them in the specially marked box in
the 2nd floor collection area, just past the elevator by the
coatroom/restrooms. We will collect these thru February 15. After that,
lights can be taken directly to the Habitat ReStore in Ashwaubenon.
SPONSORS NEEDED
Place flowers on the Altar for a specific
Sunday or sponsor the bulletins to remember
a special event, such as a birthday or
wedding anniversary.
Sponsor the Eternal Flame for a month to
remember that special someone in your life!
Sign up in the Flower Book located in the
Narthex or contact Michelle in the office for
more information.

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HELP, I’VE FALLEN AND I CAN’T GET UP!!
Hey, what a great ‘pick-up’ line, huh? Well, not really… Copy or type the URL below
into your web browser and watch this 10-minute video. It will be worth your time,
whether you’re a senior or not. Falls are so unpredictable; you never know when or
where a fall may occur.
http://www.techenhancedlife.com/articles/fallen-how-get-up
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR PHONATHON
On Monday and Tuesday, February 23/24, Aspiro (1673 Dousman
Street) will hold their annual Phonathon. Approximately 23 callers are
needed each night from 5:45-8:00pm. If you are interested, a brief
training session with food will be held from 5:15-5:45pm each night.
Please contact Sheri Sorenson at (920) 593-4348 or
ssorenson@aspiroinc.org if you have any questions or to volunteer.
‘THE FEAST’!
Looking for Christian community among
young adults in Green Bay? Join us for ‘The
Feast’, a Bible study designed for young adults.
We gather at 6pm on the 1st
Tuesday of each
month at a local restaurant to share a meal,
study, and discuss topics about our faith. The
topic changes each month, so if you can't
make it every time, that is okay. The Feast was
started by Faith Lutheran Church and is led by
their Director of Christian Education, Kyla
Rodriguez. Plan to join us downtown on
February 3rd, 6PM,
at White Dog Black
Cat Cafe (201 S.
Broadway. Green
Bay).
PANCAKES AND PORKIES
AT REDEEMER
On February 8 from 8:30a-1:00p, you are invited to Redeemer Lutheran
Church (210 S Oneida St) for a Pancake and Porkie breakfast. Does it get
any better than ALL YOU CAN EAT Potato and Buttermilk pancakes?
Yes, it does…when you add applesauce, pies, beverages and more!
$7/adult, $4 age 5-10, under 5 is free.

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GBLSA and Green Bay Trinity Update
MERCY FOREVER
“For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” - Mark 10:45
The theme for the 2014-15 school year at Green Bay Trinity, as well as the theme for Lutheran Schools
week which was held the week of January 26th, is “Mercy Forever”. Throughout the school year this
theme has been put into action via visits to local nursing homes, letter writing campaigns, participating in
Operation Christmas Child and decorating Christmas ornaments for display at the National Railroad
Museum. Another opportunity in the coming months will be participation in the “Old Glory Honor Flight”
program. Stay tuned for photos from these exciting service opportunities the students have taken part in
during the year and from activities held as part of Lutheran Schools Week.
REGISTRATION FOR NEXT YEAR
Do you know someone who is looking to provide their child(ren) with a high-quality, Christ-centered
education? Encourage them to check out Green Bay Trinity by visiting greenbaytrinity.org or contacting
our Admissions Counselor at meersteink@gbtrinity.org or 655-4673 to set up a tour! Registration for the
2015-16 school year is underway with a registration fee of $100 per child ($300 family maximum) until
April 1st. After April 1st the fee increases to $150 per child ($450 family maximum).
CAPTAIN’S DINNER AND GALA
This year’s auction is fast-approaching and Saturday, February 21 will be here soon. Have you gotten
your tickets? Tickets can be purchased for $25 at any of the Association churches. Interested in being a
sponsor of this exciting extravaganza? Individual sponsorships are available for $250 and include two
tickets with seating at the Captain’s Table, a commemorative gift, entry into an exclusive drawing and VIP
checkout service. Perhaps you know a business owner that would be interested in building awareness
for their company. A tremendous opportunity is available for them in the form of a $1,000 corporate
sponsorship and includes a half-page ad in the auction booklet, as well as recognition during the event.
Visit greenbaytrinity.org , the Taste of Trinity Facebook page (facebook.com/tasteoftrinity) or email
dinnergala@greenbaytrinity.org for more information.
EAGLE FUND 2015
One of our most important fundraisers of the year, Eagle Fund, is currently underway. The Eagle Fund is
a key component to the Green Bay Lutheran School Association being able to provide an affordable,
Christ-centered, high-quality education experience at Green Bay Trinity Lutheran. By providing an
affordable opportunity to parents in the Green Bay area, we can help them raise up faithful disciples that
are a shining example in a sin-darkened world. Pick up a brochure at church or download it at
greenbaytrinity.org and prayerfully consider giving a gift to the Eagle Fund today. Your gift will help us
in reaching our goal of $50,000 by May 1st.
FEBRUARY GBLSA BOARD MEETING
The next meeting of the GBLSA Board of Directors is scheduled for February 23 at 6:30 pm. If you would
like to address the Board, please contact me to be placed on the agenda.
As always please keep the Association and Green Bay Trinity in your prayers, asking that God would
guide us to do His will.
God’s Blessings!
Brad Van Lanen, GBLSA President
bradvanlanen@gmail.com

L VEBOATCaptain’s
Dinner
& Gala
Riverside Ballroom
Trinity Lutheran School
FEB
212015
• Silent auction: 4:00 p.m./Dinner: 6:30 p.m.
• Live auction/DJ following dinner
• General admission: $25 (tables seat 8)
• Individual sponsor: $250
(2 tickets+Captain’s Table VIP service)
• Corporate sponsor: $1000
(2 tickets+Advertising+ Captain’s Table VIP service)
• Call Marni at (920) 737-4780
or purchase at association churches
Professional
Auctioneer!

Murder Mystery Dinner
To Benefit the SchroederBabies
Saturday, February 14th
5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
St. John Lutheran Church
910 S. St. Augustine St.
Pulaski, WI 54162
If you’re looking for a fun way to spend Valentines Evening that is sure to make you laugh
includes good food, and benefits twin preemies, then this Murder Mystery dinner is a sure bet.
All proceeds benefit the Matthew & Stephnie Schroeder family to help cover medical cost and
other expenses for Jack & Jace Schroeder born at 28 weeks of pregnancy on Dec. 17, 2014.
MENU:
APPETIZER & SALAD: DESSERT:
Italian Skewer and Chopped Salad Tiramisu (or) Chocolate Cake
ENTRÉE: BEVERAGE:
Bread Stick & Vegetable with Choice of: Wine, Coffee, Water
Seafood Fettuccini Alfredo (or) Lasagna Bolognese
Tickets Available by Calling (920) 822-3511
Or stop by St. John’s Church Office.
RSVP by
Monday, Feb. 9th
Tickets: $35 each(Limit to the first 100)

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CAMP LUTHER SUMMER REGISTRATION IS OPEN! - An exciting summer
is planned for ALL AGES at Camp Luther. Youth in grades 3-9 have many options
that will allow you to pick just the right "fit" for each child. "Pathfinder" is an
exciting week camp for youth in grades 3-6; "Trailblazer" is a special week camp
for youth grades 5-9. Both allow campers a choice to stay in one of five outpost
villages or in the dormitory-style Retreat Center. Activities within camper groups
provide opportunities for friendships and faith to grow.
WHAT IS "EVERY KID TO CAMP?" – "Every Kid to Camp" or EK2C is a
ministry that sends kids to a week of summer camp at Camp Luther in Three Lakes, WI, at no expense to
their parents. Kids in grades 3-8, who have never attended a summer camp at Camp Luther, qualify to
attend. The ministry goal is that every child in our district, and beyond, attends a week of summer camp
before they reach the ninth grade. Please consider giving so more children have the opportunity to
experience Christ through Camp Luther. You can help send kids to summer camp through your gifts. Check
out "Every Kid to Camp" under the "Get Involved" tab at www.campluther.com.
FOUR DAYS OF FUN – Not quite ready for a whole week of camp? "Discovery Camp" is an excellent
introductory camp for 3rd-5th graders. It is all the fun of youth camp packed into four days instead of six!
Calling all 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders...CAMP LUTHER "EXPLORER CAMP" IS FOR YOU! – Explorer
Camp is designed to be a starting point for younger campers to come to Camp Luther on their own. This
weekend program includes activities like: parachute games, canoeing, swimming, arts and crafts, Christian
Growth, campfire devotions, and more. Our program even includes a bedtime story and snack!
CAMP LUTHER GIFT CERTIFICATES CAN HELP WITH SUMMER CAMP – Interested in helping a
child you know get to Camp Luther this summer? How about a gift certificate? You can order certificates
in any amount. These can be used for summer camp or at our camp store.
CAMP LUTHER MARKETING SUMMIT – If you have experience or expertise in marketing we need
you! Join us May 2 from 9-4pm at Camp Luther for a one day session of planning and discussion that will
bless camp and its future efforts in marketing and promoting the ministry. Melissa Bublitz, Assistant
Professor of Marketing at University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh will facilitate. Call 715-546-3647 or go to
www.campluther.com/summit to register. Coffee, snacks, and lunch will be provided.
CAMP LUTHER WINTER COTTAGE RETREATS – Enjoy a cottage retreat at Camp Luther this
winter. Our cottages have everything you will need for a relaxing getaway in the midst of God's beautiful
creation. You can spend time outside cross-country skiing, snow-shoeing, or tubing. When you are done,
settle into a comfy chair next to your fireplace. Stay for a weekend or a week. Camp Luther is currently
offering a special rate that is 30% off of our regular rate. Check out "Cottage Retreats" on our website.
STAY CONNECTED WITH CAMP LUTHER – Keep up to date on everything that is happening at
Camp Luther by connecting thru Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Find links at the bottom of our
homepage at www.campluther.com. And, while you’re there, sign up for our newsletters under the "Info.
and Resources" tab. Check out www.campluther.com for information on all of our summer programs.
Camp Luther is a subsidiary ministry of the North Wisconsin District-LCMS. Our mission is to build up believers in
Christ for service to the church and witness to the world.

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Advertisements in the business directory help Our Saviour defray the cost of ‘The Voice” each month.
If you would like to advertise, please contact Michelle in the church office at (920) 468-4065 or
info@oslc-gb.org. Please support the sponsors who support us.
“Our Saviour’s Voice” is published monthly by Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Vacancy Editor, Michelle Burhite. Please feel free to contact the church office with constructive
suggestions and/or comments at info@oslc-gb.org. Thanks to those who have already commented! We
are always seeking more congregational input and submissions.
OUR SAVIOUR STAFF
Senior Pastor – David H. Hatch (920) 609-0248 dave@oslc-gb.org
Associate Pastor – Greg Hovland (920) 544-3614 greg@oslc-gb.org
Church Office – Michelle Burhite (920) 468-4065 info@oslc-gb.org
Preschool Director – Christina Scholz (920) 468-3596 christina@oslc-gb.org

February 2015
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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7:45am Trad Worship
7:45am Bible Study
9:15am Praise Worship
9:15am Bible Study
9:30am Sunday school
10:30am Bible Study
10:45am Trad Worship
2 Ground Hog Day
3:30pm Trinity BB Practice
6:30pm Elders Meeting
3
7am Bible Study
9am Bible Study
10:30am Staff Meeting
6:30pm KINDLE Cluster
7:00pm Choir Practice
4
6pm Praise Band
6pm Confirmation
6:30pm Financial Peace
University
7pm IMPACT
5
12:15pm Worship
6:30pm Trad Worship
6 7
8am Men’s Basketball
10am Men’s Bible Study
11am Gym Rental
8 Mite Box Sunday
7:45am Trad Worship
7:45am Bible Study
9:15am Bible Study
10:30am Bible Study
9
6pm P&F Meeting
6:45pm Church Council
10
7am Bible Study
9am Bible Study
11
6pm Praise Band
6pm Confirmation
University
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12:15pm Worship
3pm Fish Fry Prep
6:30pm Trad Worship
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5pm Monthly Fish Fry
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15
7:45am Trad Worship
7:45am Bible Study
w/SS assist & singing
9:15am Bible Study
10:30am Bible Study
16
7PM Board of Education
17
6:30am Spring Primary
Election
7am Bible Study
9am Bible Study
18 Ash Wednesday
4pm Worship
4:45pm Meal in Gym
University
6:30pm Worship
19
6pm Praise Band
20
8:15am Trinity School
Grandparents Day
12pm Chili Challenge at
NEWLHS
20
4pm Taste of Trinity at
Riverside Ballroom
22
7:45am Trad Worship
7:45am Bible Study
9:15am Bible Study
10:30am Bible Study
23
6:30pm GBLSA
7pm Stewardship
24
7am Bible Study
9am Bible Study
25
4pm Worship
4:45pm Meal in Gym
University
6:30pm Worship
26
6pm Praise Band
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