This document is the April 2012 newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay. It contains an article by Pastor Dave Hatch about the power of prayer, telling the story of how Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius witnessed Christians' prayers summon rain during a battle. The newsletter also announces an upcoming ladies luncheon and the start of the church softball season.
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The document tells the stories of three individuals who faced immense hardship but persevered through their faith - Gibson and Cecelia Condie who immigrated to America despite losing a child at sea, Brother Muli Muliopa who was blessed with restored sight despite being blind, and a German woman who lost her husband and four children on a journey to Germany but survived through her prayers. It encourages the audience to have faith during trials, as challenges cannot defeat those who remain faithful to God and the gospel of Jesus Christ.
This article discusses the strength and godliness of Naomi, the mother-in-law of Ruth, as an example for godly mothers. It describes the great suffering Naomi endured, including famine, the death of her husband and two sons, yet she continued showing strength for her family. Her example of faith brought Ruth close to her. Godly mothers are not the result of luck, but require planning, preparation and prayer.
restoring-the-tabernacle-of-david scott maccounaughtKaturi Susmitha
This document is about restoring prophetic praise and worship through the Tabernacle of David. It discusses how rock music led to idol worship in the 1960s-70s and how various genres of music today are even darker. However, when believers come into agreement through pure worship led by the Spirit, it can overcome the pollution of millions engaged in carnal worship. The goal is restoring Davidic-style worship so God can draw all people to himself as he restores the Tabernacle of David.
The newsletter provides updates from Cornerstone Fellowship church in Mill Run, PA. It discusses the pastor's view that areas considered "hard to reach" can be transformed through forgiveness and community restoration, as evidenced by the stories of Nehemiah and the Hatfield-McCoy feud. It also provides prayers and praises in the community, and announces new ministries for 2013 including a secretary, outreach committee, and financial assistance program.
Canaries With Gray On Their Wings by Thomas S. MonsonThomas S. Monson
This document summarizes a talk given by President Thomas S. Monson about a widow named Sister McKee who passed away and left behind three pet canaries. Two were perfect yellow but the third, Billie, had gray on his wings. Sister McKee wrote that Billie's song was the best, though he wasn't the prettiest. Like Billie, Sister McKee was not blessed with beauty or gifts but her song helped others bear their burdens. The talk teaches that God sees not the outward appearance but the heart, and that those who may seem imperfect can still offer valuable service through their talents and faith.
This document provides words of cheer and encouragement for Christian pilgrims, especially those in their later years. It discusses how the closing years of a Christian life can be like the land of Beulah described in Pilgrim's Progress, with spiritual joy and fruitfulness. Even as physical strength declines with age, spiritual graces like faith and love can grow deeper. The document urges older Christians to continue being active in serving God and sharing their wisdom and experience gained over many years of faithfulness. It cites examples from the Bible and history of people who remained vibrant and productive late in life. The overall message is one of hope, reminding believers that "at evening time, it shall be light."
The article discusses guidelines for modest dress for women based on 1 Timothy 2:9-10. It focuses on six ways a woman's dress can be immodest: 1) too extravagant, 2) too revealing, 3) too tight, 4) too high/short, 5) made of material that is too thin, and 6) too low-cut. The purpose of modest dress is to avoid encouraging lustful thoughts in others and to adorn oneself with good works instead of an elaborate appearance.
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
The document tells the stories of three individuals who faced immense hardship but persevered through their faith - Gibson and Cecelia Condie who immigrated to America despite losing a child at sea, Brother Muli Muliopa who was blessed with restored sight despite being blind, and a German woman who lost her husband and four children on a journey to Germany but survived through her prayers. It encourages the audience to have faith during trials, as challenges cannot defeat those who remain faithful to God and the gospel of Jesus Christ.
This article discusses the strength and godliness of Naomi, the mother-in-law of Ruth, as an example for godly mothers. It describes the great suffering Naomi endured, including famine, the death of her husband and two sons, yet she continued showing strength for her family. Her example of faith brought Ruth close to her. Godly mothers are not the result of luck, but require planning, preparation and prayer.
restoring-the-tabernacle-of-david scott maccounaughtKaturi Susmitha
This document is about restoring prophetic praise and worship through the Tabernacle of David. It discusses how rock music led to idol worship in the 1960s-70s and how various genres of music today are even darker. However, when believers come into agreement through pure worship led by the Spirit, it can overcome the pollution of millions engaged in carnal worship. The goal is restoring Davidic-style worship so God can draw all people to himself as he restores the Tabernacle of David.
The newsletter provides updates from Cornerstone Fellowship church in Mill Run, PA. It discusses the pastor's view that areas considered "hard to reach" can be transformed through forgiveness and community restoration, as evidenced by the stories of Nehemiah and the Hatfield-McCoy feud. It also provides prayers and praises in the community, and announces new ministries for 2013 including a secretary, outreach committee, and financial assistance program.
Canaries With Gray On Their Wings by Thomas S. MonsonThomas S. Monson
This document summarizes a talk given by President Thomas S. Monson about a widow named Sister McKee who passed away and left behind three pet canaries. Two were perfect yellow but the third, Billie, had gray on his wings. Sister McKee wrote that Billie's song was the best, though he wasn't the prettiest. Like Billie, Sister McKee was not blessed with beauty or gifts but her song helped others bear their burdens. The talk teaches that God sees not the outward appearance but the heart, and that those who may seem imperfect can still offer valuable service through their talents and faith.
This document provides words of cheer and encouragement for Christian pilgrims, especially those in their later years. It discusses how the closing years of a Christian life can be like the land of Beulah described in Pilgrim's Progress, with spiritual joy and fruitfulness. Even as physical strength declines with age, spiritual graces like faith and love can grow deeper. The document urges older Christians to continue being active in serving God and sharing their wisdom and experience gained over many years of faithfulness. It cites examples from the Bible and history of people who remained vibrant and productive late in life. The overall message is one of hope, reminding believers that "at evening time, it shall be light."
The article discusses guidelines for modest dress for women based on 1 Timothy 2:9-10. It focuses on six ways a woman's dress can be immodest: 1) too extravagant, 2) too revealing, 3) too tight, 4) too high/short, 5) made of material that is too thin, and 6) too low-cut. The purpose of modest dress is to avoid encouraging lustful thoughts in others and to adorn oneself with good works instead of an elaborate appearance.
This document contains the sermon notes for a message given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi titled "Rise Above Discouragement" based on Jeremiah 20:1-13. It discusses how Jeremiah experienced discouragement after being beaten and imprisoned for prophesying God's word. The summary encourages maintaining focus on God during times of discouragement by quoting scripture, praying, and doing good works. It also provides context about Jeremiah's opposition and explains why name changes in the Bible carried significance.
This article discusses facing difficulties in life through the metaphor of a rainy day. The author was feeling discouraged due to her son's developmental delays, upcoming job and housing changes, and other challenges. Looking outside, she saw a bird hunting for worms made visible by the rain. She understood this as a message from God that the storms in her life, though difficult, have provided spiritual blessings that have fed and strengthened her, like the worms fed the bird. While challenges remain, focusing on these blessings allows her to remain hopeful even in hard times.
The Battle Over Jerusalem - Prophecy in the News Magazine - Sept 2000miscott57
The document provides an overview of several topics:
1) It discusses the failure of the Camp David summit between Israel and the Palestinians over control of Jerusalem, and predicts an impending battle between "sons of light" and "sons of darkness" as foretold in the ancient "War Scroll."
2) It summarizes J.R. Church being honored with a Doctor of Divinity degree from Immanuel Bible College in recognition of his lifetime of ministry work.
3) It advertises a Hebrew language learning package for sale including videos, books, and a computer program to teach Hebrew.
4) It previews part two of a series on revealing the prophecies of Revelation through a Jewish interpretive lens
This article discusses the hymn "What a Glad Day" and its reference to the judgment day. It examines whether believers can confidently say that the day of the Lord will be glad for them. It says we must be sure we are faithful Christians so that death is the beginning of rest with God and the glad reunion with loved ones. The day will only be glad if we are in Christ, do not turn from Him, leave hope for our souls with our families, and are on fire for the Lord.
CHRISTIAN SUPERNATURAL TEACHINGS, BIBLE CLASS LESSONS, GOSPELS BY LEADER OLUMBA OLUMBA OBU, THE SUPERNATURAL TEACHER AND SOLE SPIRITUAL HEAD, BROTHERHOOD OF THE CROSS AND STAR
Sr Pauline book - Catholic Weekly news (2)Grace Chan
Sr. Francisca (later known as Sr. Pauline Fitz-Walter) was inspired by her friendship with the poet Francis Webb to help those experiencing homelessness and mental illness. After Webb came to her seeking shelter, Sr. Francisca advocated for him and worked to get him support, forming a lasting friendship. This experience motivated her to establish homes for people living on the streets. Over 30 years she opened 16 St. Francis of Assisi homes across several states in Australia. Although the homes closed due to rising costs and changing times, Sr. Pauline maintained her commitment to helping those in need until her retirement.
Carl Sanders had been claiming for years that he invented the microchip and had high-level meetings with government officials, but John Torell discovered these were lies. Sanders admitted to Torell that he lied about his credentials and degrees. He asked forgiveness but later reneged. Sanders continued spreading the same lies in his meetings, gaining support from churches before leaders discovered the truth. Sanders was now traveling with singers but still spreading the same discredited claims.
This article summarizes the January/February 2013 edition of "The Devil's Corner", a newspaper for the 1st Brigade Combat Team. It introduces the new brigade commander, Col. Michael Pappal, and sergeant major, CSM Mark A. Kiefer. It provides information about upcoming equipment fieldings for the Bradley Fighting Vehicle and M1A2SEP tank. It highlights Soldier and NCO of the quarter awards and encourages training during cold weather months. The chaplain's corner discusses the importance of maintaining one's moral compass even when facing group pressure.
This document provides an autobiographical summary of Jane Radford's life experiences with spirituality and religion. Some key points:
- She was abducted as a baby and had a difficult teenage life. She studied yoga but left after disagreements with successors to her teacher.
- In her 20s she devoted herself to art. She experienced jealousy from others and sometimes found herself alone due to lies.
- She recounts spiritual experiences like dreams of past lives. She explored different religions but ultimately rejected vows and established her own spiritual practices.
- The document describes travels and experiences in France and Ireland, including assisting at a summer camp where a storm developed after she left, matching a dream she
When the wine fails part 2 4 21-2013 sermonJames Bradshaw
This sermon discusses the sinfulness of drunkenness and casual drinking based on several Bible passages. It argues that Christians should aim for purity and sobriety as "priests of God" and cites verses showing drunkenness is a sin, even casual drinking is discouraged for leaders, and believers' bodies are temples for the Holy Spirit so purity is important. The sermon concludes by encouraging believers to desire purity and avoid wine which can lead them astray from God.
The document summarizes key events from Genesis chapter 4 regarding Cain and Abel. It describes how Cain became angry when God favored Abel's sacrifice over his own, and how Cain rose up and killed Abel. God then cursed Cain, making him a wanderer. The document also discusses interpretations of some biblical phrases and themes, such as the mark of Cain and the concept of blood vengeance in that time period.
The document summarizes the story behind the hymn "It Is Well With My Soul" by Horatio Spafford. It describes how Spafford suffered the loss of his young son and significant financial losses. Then in 1873, his wife and four daughters died when their ship collided with another vessel in the Atlantic Ocean. While traveling to meet his grieving wife in England, Spafford wrote the hymn. The melody was later composed by Philip Bliss. The hymn provided comfort to the author and others in times of sorrow and is still widely sung today.
The document discusses three efficacious words:
1. Pardon - Fear Not. God desires to transform, not annihilate, man. He pardons the wicked who return to Him.
2. Peace - Fret Not. Do not fret against evildoers or the wicked who prosper. Cease from anger and wrath.
3. Power - Faint Not. Through God's power within us, we do not faint in our ministry despite facing adversaries. Pardon, peace and power are ours through Christ.
Dreams & mysteries notes blessing and cursingKaturi Susmitha
This document discusses various famous curses throughout history like the Curse of the Bambino and the Curse of the Hope Diamond. It then explores blessings and curses in the Bible, noting that curses came into the world through Adam and Eve's sin but that Jesus took curses upon himself. It explains that blessings and curses come from words and can set spiritual forces in motion. Blessings were God's original intent for humanity to subdue the earth. The document encourages speaking blessings over oneself to counter curses and live freely under God's blessings.
The article discusses how true happiness comes from peace and love, not self-gratification. It argues that peace is a fruit of love, and love as defined in the Bible will lead to genuine happiness. When we follow peace and love God and others, we choose a life of happiness, rather than one consumed with grief.
1. Beulah-Land page 5
2. God's Veterans 13
3. Light at Evening Time 24
4. Tiie Cedar Christian 34
5. Living by the Day 43
6. In the Sunshine of Christ's Love 52
7. The Lord's Shut-Ins 59
The document provides background information on the city of Ephesus where one of the seven churches addressed in Revelation was located. It describes Ephesus as an important center of commerce and religion, with the Temple of Artemis being one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It discusses Paul's ministry in Ephesus, spreading Christianity, and a riot that occurred related to worship of Artemis. The high priest addresses concerns with the Ephesus church leaving its first love in the opening vision of Revelation.
This book is for anyone that has gone through a storm and maybe going thru one now. Learn the types of storm and how they relate to you. Trust Gods word and learn his way out of each and every storm.
This document contains announcements for various church activities at Our Saviour Lutheran Church from November 1-8, 2009. It includes schedules for worship services and Bible studies, as well as notices about youth group events, volunteer opportunities, fundraising activities and donations requested.
The document summarizes a sermon by Pastor Dave Hatch discussing the parable of the Good Samaritan. It analyzes the interpretations of the parable by early Church Fathers including Saint John Chrysostom. They viewed the Samaritan as representing Christ healing the wounded man and bringing him to the Church, represented as a hospital. The document asserts that Our Saviour Lutheran Church fulfills this role as a place where the broken can receive spiritual healing from Christ through the Church. It provides the schedule for upcoming church events in April.
This document contains the sermon notes for a message given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi titled "Rise Above Discouragement" based on Jeremiah 20:1-13. It discusses how Jeremiah experienced discouragement after being beaten and imprisoned for prophesying God's word. The summary encourages maintaining focus on God during times of discouragement by quoting scripture, praying, and doing good works. It also provides context about Jeremiah's opposition and explains why name changes in the Bible carried significance.
This article discusses facing difficulties in life through the metaphor of a rainy day. The author was feeling discouraged due to her son's developmental delays, upcoming job and housing changes, and other challenges. Looking outside, she saw a bird hunting for worms made visible by the rain. She understood this as a message from God that the storms in her life, though difficult, have provided spiritual blessings that have fed and strengthened her, like the worms fed the bird. While challenges remain, focusing on these blessings allows her to remain hopeful even in hard times.
The Battle Over Jerusalem - Prophecy in the News Magazine - Sept 2000miscott57
The document provides an overview of several topics:
1) It discusses the failure of the Camp David summit between Israel and the Palestinians over control of Jerusalem, and predicts an impending battle between "sons of light" and "sons of darkness" as foretold in the ancient "War Scroll."
2) It summarizes J.R. Church being honored with a Doctor of Divinity degree from Immanuel Bible College in recognition of his lifetime of ministry work.
3) It advertises a Hebrew language learning package for sale including videos, books, and a computer program to teach Hebrew.
4) It previews part two of a series on revealing the prophecies of Revelation through a Jewish interpretive lens
This article discusses the hymn "What a Glad Day" and its reference to the judgment day. It examines whether believers can confidently say that the day of the Lord will be glad for them. It says we must be sure we are faithful Christians so that death is the beginning of rest with God and the glad reunion with loved ones. The day will only be glad if we are in Christ, do not turn from Him, leave hope for our souls with our families, and are on fire for the Lord.
CHRISTIAN SUPERNATURAL TEACHINGS, BIBLE CLASS LESSONS, GOSPELS BY LEADER OLUMBA OLUMBA OBU, THE SUPERNATURAL TEACHER AND SOLE SPIRITUAL HEAD, BROTHERHOOD OF THE CROSS AND STAR
Sr Pauline book - Catholic Weekly news (2)Grace Chan
Sr. Francisca (later known as Sr. Pauline Fitz-Walter) was inspired by her friendship with the poet Francis Webb to help those experiencing homelessness and mental illness. After Webb came to her seeking shelter, Sr. Francisca advocated for him and worked to get him support, forming a lasting friendship. This experience motivated her to establish homes for people living on the streets. Over 30 years she opened 16 St. Francis of Assisi homes across several states in Australia. Although the homes closed due to rising costs and changing times, Sr. Pauline maintained her commitment to helping those in need until her retirement.
Carl Sanders had been claiming for years that he invented the microchip and had high-level meetings with government officials, but John Torell discovered these were lies. Sanders admitted to Torell that he lied about his credentials and degrees. He asked forgiveness but later reneged. Sanders continued spreading the same lies in his meetings, gaining support from churches before leaders discovered the truth. Sanders was now traveling with singers but still spreading the same discredited claims.
This article summarizes the January/February 2013 edition of "The Devil's Corner", a newspaper for the 1st Brigade Combat Team. It introduces the new brigade commander, Col. Michael Pappal, and sergeant major, CSM Mark A. Kiefer. It provides information about upcoming equipment fieldings for the Bradley Fighting Vehicle and M1A2SEP tank. It highlights Soldier and NCO of the quarter awards and encourages training during cold weather months. The chaplain's corner discusses the importance of maintaining one's moral compass even when facing group pressure.
This document provides an autobiographical summary of Jane Radford's life experiences with spirituality and religion. Some key points:
- She was abducted as a baby and had a difficult teenage life. She studied yoga but left after disagreements with successors to her teacher.
- In her 20s she devoted herself to art. She experienced jealousy from others and sometimes found herself alone due to lies.
- She recounts spiritual experiences like dreams of past lives. She explored different religions but ultimately rejected vows and established her own spiritual practices.
- The document describes travels and experiences in France and Ireland, including assisting at a summer camp where a storm developed after she left, matching a dream she
When the wine fails part 2 4 21-2013 sermonJames Bradshaw
This sermon discusses the sinfulness of drunkenness and casual drinking based on several Bible passages. It argues that Christians should aim for purity and sobriety as "priests of God" and cites verses showing drunkenness is a sin, even casual drinking is discouraged for leaders, and believers' bodies are temples for the Holy Spirit so purity is important. The sermon concludes by encouraging believers to desire purity and avoid wine which can lead them astray from God.
The document summarizes key events from Genesis chapter 4 regarding Cain and Abel. It describes how Cain became angry when God favored Abel's sacrifice over his own, and how Cain rose up and killed Abel. God then cursed Cain, making him a wanderer. The document also discusses interpretations of some biblical phrases and themes, such as the mark of Cain and the concept of blood vengeance in that time period.
The document summarizes the story behind the hymn "It Is Well With My Soul" by Horatio Spafford. It describes how Spafford suffered the loss of his young son and significant financial losses. Then in 1873, his wife and four daughters died when their ship collided with another vessel in the Atlantic Ocean. While traveling to meet his grieving wife in England, Spafford wrote the hymn. The melody was later composed by Philip Bliss. The hymn provided comfort to the author and others in times of sorrow and is still widely sung today.
The document discusses three efficacious words:
1. Pardon - Fear Not. God desires to transform, not annihilate, man. He pardons the wicked who return to Him.
2. Peace - Fret Not. Do not fret against evildoers or the wicked who prosper. Cease from anger and wrath.
3. Power - Faint Not. Through God's power within us, we do not faint in our ministry despite facing adversaries. Pardon, peace and power are ours through Christ.
Dreams & mysteries notes blessing and cursingKaturi Susmitha
This document discusses various famous curses throughout history like the Curse of the Bambino and the Curse of the Hope Diamond. It then explores blessings and curses in the Bible, noting that curses came into the world through Adam and Eve's sin but that Jesus took curses upon himself. It explains that blessings and curses come from words and can set spiritual forces in motion. Blessings were God's original intent for humanity to subdue the earth. The document encourages speaking blessings over oneself to counter curses and live freely under God's blessings.
The article discusses how true happiness comes from peace and love, not self-gratification. It argues that peace is a fruit of love, and love as defined in the Bible will lead to genuine happiness. When we follow peace and love God and others, we choose a life of happiness, rather than one consumed with grief.
1. Beulah-Land page 5
2. God's Veterans 13
3. Light at Evening Time 24
4. Tiie Cedar Christian 34
5. Living by the Day 43
6. In the Sunshine of Christ's Love 52
7. The Lord's Shut-Ins 59
The document provides background information on the city of Ephesus where one of the seven churches addressed in Revelation was located. It describes Ephesus as an important center of commerce and religion, with the Temple of Artemis being one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It discusses Paul's ministry in Ephesus, spreading Christianity, and a riot that occurred related to worship of Artemis. The high priest addresses concerns with the Ephesus church leaving its first love in the opening vision of Revelation.
This book is for anyone that has gone through a storm and maybe going thru one now. Learn the types of storm and how they relate to you. Trust Gods word and learn his way out of each and every storm.
This document contains announcements for various church activities at Our Saviour Lutheran Church from November 1-8, 2009. It includes schedules for worship services and Bible studies, as well as notices about youth group events, volunteer opportunities, fundraising activities and donations requested.
The document summarizes a sermon by Pastor Dave Hatch discussing the parable of the Good Samaritan. It analyzes the interpretations of the parable by early Church Fathers including Saint John Chrysostom. They viewed the Samaritan as representing Christ healing the wounded man and bringing him to the Church, represented as a hospital. The document asserts that Our Saviour Lutheran Church fulfills this role as a place where the broken can receive spiritual healing from Christ through the Church. It provides the schedule for upcoming church events in April.
This document provides information about upcoming events at Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, WI, including a fancy dinner fundraiser, checking the lost and found for coats before winter, and details on the church's annual super sale on August 20th. It also discusses the concept of "testimony" in different Christian traditions and how Lutherans could share what God is doing in their lives without coming across as boastful or overly enthusiastic.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, WI from June 2011. It discusses the church's theme of responding to God's love, thanks volunteers for their service, and covers topics like phantom guilt, upcoming weddings and baptisms, membership changes, and plans for the church to volunteer at a Kenny Chesney concert and Packers games to raise money.
This document provides information about events and services at Our Saviour Lutheran Church for the week of February 6, 2011. It includes the church's contact information, schedule of services and events for the week, including worship times, Bible studies, choir practice and youth activities. It also provides announcements about upcoming seminars, fundraisers and donation drives to support various church programs.
This document provides information about events and services at Our Saviour Lutheran Church for the week of February 20, 2011. It includes details about worship services, Bible studies, youth activities, and other announcements. Contact information is provided for church staff and details are given about who will be serving in various roles during worship services that week.
This document provides a summary of the finances for Our Saviour Lutheran Church in 2009. Total receipts were $25,279 lower than budgeted but total expenses were $21,000 lower than budgeted, almost balancing out the shortfall in receipts. The largest differences were $22,886 lower than budgeted in traditional unified giving and $7,698 lower than budgeted from the preschool. Expenses were lower than budgeted most significantly in trustees ($14,234 lower) and education ($3,408 lower).
The document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, WI from September 2012. It discusses how the pastor's communion kit travels with him everywhere and the stories it could tell of bringing communion to those in hospitals, nursing homes, prisons, and other places. It notes how the kit's contents provide nourishment, hope, and freedom for those who receive communion from it.
The document discusses a film called Groundhog Day about a man who is stuck in a time loop, repeating the same day over and over again. It uses this film as an analogy for getting stuck in routines and encourages readers to look for meaning and purpose in their daily lives by focusing on others instead of just themselves. The pastor suggests breaking out of routines by seeing each new day as an adventure and opportunity to show God's love rather than just going through the motions.
The document discusses the difference between a cultural moral compass and God's moral compass. A cultural moral compass changes over time and location based on majority views, while God's moral compass is fixed based on biblical principles. It notes how views of slavery and prostitution have changed culturally over time. The document encourages examining one's own moral compass to ensure it is aligned with God's definition of right and wrong, rather than cultural views. It also provides updates on church events, including an upcoming vacation bible school and baptisms.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Preschool informing parents about upcoming events and focusing on establishing classroom routines in the first few weeks of school. It discusses an upcoming field trip, book orders, providing snacks for class, pick-up procedures, and tuition due dates. It also previews the faith-based lessons and Bible verses that will be taught that week, focusing on forgiveness and obedience to God.
1) The article discusses the concept of trespassing and how even small acts of trespassing as a child, such as sneaking food or jumping fences, can lead to bigger issues if not addressed.
2) Trespassing involves taking something one wants at the expense of their neighbor and against their neighbor's wishes. Even seemingly harmless acts like staring can be a form of trespassing against someone's privacy.
3) The article argues that all sin is a form of trespassing against God's commandments and that recognizing when one has trespassed against their neighbor is important, as is being willing to forgive others who have trespassed.
The document provides information about events at Our Saviour Lutheran Church. It discusses:
1) The Third Ladies Luncheon that will be held on May 12th featuring a performance by the Northeast Wisconsin Lutheran High School Stage One Choir.
2) The last fish fry of the season on May 11th and thanks all the volunteers who helped throughout the season.
3) The resumption of the Christian Softball League season playing at the new Ashwaubenon Sports Complex on Sunday nights.
4) Details about baptisms, membership changes, and those who have passed away including Terry Amelse who was very involved in the church.
5) Upcoming events in May including
This document provides information about Our Saviour Lutheran Church for the weekend of May 17, 2009. It includes contact information for church staff, the previous week's giving report, schedules for services and volunteers, and announcements about upcoming events including Vacation Bible School, a softball game, book returns to the library, and a district family day at Noah's Ark water park.
This document summarizes a church newsletter article about how suffering can sharpen, shape, and strengthen people. It provides three examples from literature and history of individuals who were able to use their suffering productively: an imprisoned priest from The Count of Monte Cristo who used his cell as a classroom; a Navy pilot held as a prisoner of war in Vietnam who said his suffering improved him; and Theodore Roosevelt who saw hardship as an opportunity to improve himself with God's help. The article concludes by quoting a Bible passage where Paul says suffering produces endurance, character, and hope.
The document discusses George Washington and how he saw himself as a "work in progress" similar to Gilbert Stuart's unfinished portrait of Washington. It provides examples from Washington's "Rules of Civility" of how he sought self-improvement. The document then discusses how Christians are also a "work in progress" through sanctification by the Holy Spirit. It provides tips on how to keep faith strong and grow closer to God through Bible study, prayer, worship, and fellowship.
This document is from The Voice Online and discusses being alone with God through prayer and reflection. It encourages readers to get away from crowds and distractions to spend time alone with God. It provides the example of Brother Lawrence, who found a way to be alone with God even when busy or among others. The overall message is that true faith involves cultivating an inner spiritual life through prayer and Scripture, and being alone with God helps one grow closer to Him.
FOR SUCCESS I
FOR GRACE 3
FOR MORNING 4
FOR EVENING 5
ANOTHER FOR EVENING 7
IN TIME OF RAIN 8
ANOTHER IN TIME OF RAIN 9
BEFORE A TEMPORARY SEPARATION 10
The document provides notices for an Anglican church parish. It announces upcoming events like a spring fete, luncheon, and excursion. It also includes notices about key audits, ordering Christmas cards, and weekly service times. Parishioners are asked to volunteer and donate items for events. The document aims to inform the congregation about community activities and gatherings.
Letters of Oliver Cowdery to W. W. Phelps on the origin of the Book of Mormon and the rise of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Includes the famous (to those interested in Book of Mormon geography) Letter VII.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the Spiritual Light Center, including guest speakers on various spiritual topics. It also includes reminders about daylight saving time, the annual congregation meeting in August, and the sale of the Center's property. The Board of Trustees is seeking new members as some terms are ending.
The Manchester Church of Christ bulletin provides information about upcoming events and needs for the church community. It announces a revival of the church pantry, requesting donations of non-perishable food items. It also notes that Duane Coss experienced worsening health issues and will undergo tests and possible surgery. Various small groups, Bible studies, and worship services are announced.
This document contains a series of passages from the Bible and notes related to witnessing and evangelism. It discusses Paul meeting with church elders in Jerusalem and defending himself against accusations. It also summarizes Paul's background and testimony of encountering Jesus on the road to Damascus, emphasizing that anything done against Christians is done against Jesus. The final passages encourage using a gentle approach when witnessing and speaking the listener's language, identifying with their experiences, and focusing on God's love and salvation through Jesus rather than condemnation.
This bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ provides information about upcoming events and classes for the week of January 14, 2009. There will be no evening service on the third Sunday to allow for small group meetings. New classes are starting on finances and the parables of Jesus. This Sunday's sermon will focus on John 19 and Jesus' death on the cross. Other announcements include a planning meeting for Bible bowl and a small group singing practice.
This document is the bulletin from the Manchester Church of Christ in Manchester, NH dated April 15, 2009. It contains announcements about restarting the church food pantry, a food drive being held on April 26, and a request for volunteers to help the Lauzon family move. The main article discusses Jesus' parable about the rich fool from Luke 12 and encourages being wise by storing up treasures in heaven rather than being selfish. It also provides details about upcoming worship services and small groups.
This document provides information about the Deerfoot Church of Christ congregation in Pinson, Alabama. It includes the names of elders and ministers, service times, contact information, a list of upcoming events, and notes from recent church services. Key details include the names of the elders and ministers, the church address, and service times on Sundays and Wednesdays. It also lists upcoming events like a men's retreat, trunk or treat, and a campaign to Belize.
Life of Christ, Section 7: Later Galilean Ministry, MiraclesRichard Chamberlain
The document contains summaries of church sermons and discussions on various biblical topics:
1) It discusses the hymn "The Church in the Wildwood" and its origins in 1857 Iowa, as well as Jesus calming a storm and demonstrating authority over nature.
2) Jesus continues performing miracles like exorcisms, as recounted in the story of the Gerasene demoniac where Jesus expels a legion of demons from a man into a herd of pigs.
3) The sermons analyze Jesus' miracles and authority over sickness, nature, and demons during his Galilean ministry according to the Gospel accounts.
The Mockery of Sanballat
Text: Neh 4:1-2
I. The Mockery of Disability Neh 4:2
…What do these feeble Jews?
II. The Mockery of Deficiency Neh 4:2
…will they fortify themselves?
III. The Mockery of Dedication Neh 4:2
…will they sacrifice?
IV. The Mockery of Duration Neh 4:2
…will they make an end in a day?
V. The Mockery of Debris Neh 4:2
heaps of the rubbish
The document is a chapter from a book about spiritual warfare and putting on the full armor of God. It describes the invisible antagonisms faced by early Christians in Ephesus, including the overwhelming power of the world, the influence of an alien religion, and pressure from popular customs. It explains that the real enemies are spiritual forces of evil, and discusses how these antagonisms can work directly on the soul or indirectly through other people. The chapter emphasizes that to face these antagonisms, Christians must first receive power from God and put on the full armor He provides.
The document discusses the role of disciples from both secular and sacred perspectives. It compares disciples to mercenaries and missionaries, exploring both similarities and differences. Disciples are defined as followers who help spread and accept the teachings of another. The document examines examples of disciples throughout history, including those involved in the American Revolution and Christian faith, discussing what they sacrificed and how some defected or died for their cause.
The document discusses the biblical story of Daniel and his friends refusing to compromise their faith when taken captive in Babylon. It contrasts the qualities that allowed Daniel to stand out, such as distinction, dedication, dependence on God, and fulfilling his destiny, with Satan's attempts to lead them to disqualification, defilement, defaming God, and destruction. The conclusion exhorts the reader to stand out for God and wear the full armor of God daily to withstand Satan's attacks.
The Manchester Church of Christ is undergoing renovations that will require some temporary inconveniences like restricted access to certain areas. Meetings will continue as usual with some minor adjustments. Members are asked to bring items for the food pantry and sonshine basket. Upcoming events include a ladies day trip, teen devotional, and special contribution for the building fund. Health and other prayer concerns are noted.
The document provides encouragement to Christians in Smyrna who were suffering persecution. In 3 sentences:
Jesus offers comfort to the persecuted Christians in Smyrna, telling them not to fear and to remain faithful even unto death. He promises those who overcome through their faithfulness will receive the crown of life. The document examines the nature of their suffering and persecution, and encourages enduring trials by the example of Jesus and other believers who rejoiced despite suffering for their faith.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church that discusses the church's confirmation class. It includes essays written by the confirmation students answering questions about maintaining their faith after confirmation. The students discuss ways they plan to prevent falling away from their faith such as attending church regularly, avoiding negative influences, and finding a Christian spouse. The pastor hopes the students' faith remains strong as they face challenges in life. He prays the students will stay connected to the church.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It includes a summary of the pastor's sermon about transparency with God, announcements about upcoming church events like a new member course and a series on faith and Christian thought, the monthly usher schedule, and other notices. The pastor's sermon discusses how God can see inside people's hearts and minds like looking into a glass jar, and encourages being open with God about worries and asking for his help with things like patience and self-control.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It includes articles by the pastor about the importance of daily repentance and cleaning out one's heart like sweeping a floor. It encourages observing Lent not just on Sundays but as a daily habit. Other articles provide the church service schedule, announcements about fundraising events and donations needed, and responses to questions about the significance of Ash Wednesday and Lent.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church providing information about upcoming events and collections for the month of November and December. It discusses the themes of loyalty and thanksgiving for the holidays, highlighting a story of a Vietnam veteran who sparked spontaneous applause from confirmation students. It announces voting on mission goals and "Loyalty Sunday" where members can renew their commitment. It provides the usher schedule and reminds of ongoing collections for veterans and Christmas gifts for children in the community.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church providing tips and encouragement to seize moments and live intentionally in the present. It discusses how easily distracted humans can be from the present moment and offers tools like using the senses to praise God in each moment. The newsletter emphasizes making the most of each gift of time that God provides.
This document provides advice on cultivating contentment based on the story of Winifred, a discontent man who collects complaints. It discusses how, like Winifred, humans often waste time dwelling on past regrets or future worries instead of living in the present. However, the document asserts that one can learn to be content in any situation through faith in Christ, as exemplified by Paul in the Bible. It encourages focusing on blessings over burdens and finding sufficiency internally rather than in external things, as true contentment comes from having one's life centered in Christ.
This document is a newsletter from Our Saviour Lutheran Church discussing various topics related to letting go of attachments. It references how pioneers on the Oregon Trail had to abandon possessions to continue their journey west. It discusses storms forcing people to lose possessions and how difficult it is to part with sentimental items. The document encourages letting go of sins and habits that hinder faith and focusing on God. It provides quotes from scripture and saints about abandoning worldly attachments to follow Christ.
The document discusses Martin Luther's view that the Church is like a hospital that heals the wounded. It provides 6 marks, or identifying characteristics, of the Christian people who make up this "hospital-Church":
1. They possess the Word of God preached and lived.
2. They are recognized through the holy sacrament of Baptism.
3. They are recognized through the holy Sacrament of the Altar (Communion).
4. They exercise the Office of the Keys publicly through confession and forgiveness of sins.
5. They consecrate Ministers to administer the Word, Sacraments, and Keys.
6. They are recognized through public prayer, praise
1. The document summarizes 7 principles from the book Prisoners of Our Thoughts for understanding and enduring crucible experiences. The principles focus on choosing your attitude, finding meaning, living in the present moment, avoiding working against yourself, gaining perspective, shifting focus, and living for something beyond yourself.
2. Crucible experiences are hardships that transform and improve us, though they are difficult to endure. The principles aim to help Christians understand and make the most of such trials by relying on spiritual tools like prayer and Scripture.
3. The newsletter issue provides biblical passages about hardships to show readers they are not alone in their struggles and encourages sticking close to God through difficult times.
The pastor visits a nursing home for worship services. He notices that attendance is growing since they made three changes: 1) Learning residents' names and calling them by name, 2) Arranging seating in a circle so residents can see each other, and 3) Adding trivia games to make worship more fun. One resident asks for prayers to walk again. The pastor reassures him they will pray for that, and look forward to the day when he can walk on streets of gold in heaven.
A man in prison wrote to Our Saviour Lutheran Church asking for money and a Bible. The church sent him a nice leather Bible and a large radio handbook instead of money. The man wrote a thankful six-page letter in return and included three handmade paper crosses as gifts. His response showed that small gifts can touch people's hearts.
Our Saviour Lutheran Church is announcing various upcoming events and needs volunteers. On December 2, 9, and 23 help is needed at Lambeau Field. The annual Christmas Cookie Sale will be held on December 9. Donations of cookies, candy, and breads are requested by December 8. Volunteers are also needed to distribute items to needy families by December 12. Scrip cards can be purchased to help support the church.
The document provides announcements for various church events including Wednesday night meals, adult confirmation classes, volunteer opportunities at Lambeau Field, youth activities, and fundraising events for the church and school. Adopt-a-Bill continues to raise additional funds and volunteers are still needed for Packer games. Classes, meals, and activities are announced for different ages. Donations are being collected for various organizations and opportunities to support the school are mentioned through magazine sales, haircuts, and auctions.
The document contains announcements for various church and school activities including adopting a bill to help pay invoices, adult education classes on basic beliefs, Wednesday night meals at the church, fish fries and chili dump fundraisers, volunteer opportunities including working at Packers games, and tours of Bethesda's original campus. It also includes notices about collecting donations for various causes, upcoming meetings, and youth activities like a movie outing and fundraising by waxing vehicles.
This document summarizes a passage from the Epistle to Diognetus, a 2nd century Christian apologetic text. The passage describes how early Christians lived in the world similarly to others but held themselves apart in their faith and devotion to God. It compares Christians to the soul inhabiting the body - living in the world but not being of it. The summary concludes by noting the document shows how Christians endured persecution despite increasing in number.
The document contains announcements for various church activities and volunteer opportunities at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, including:
- The praise band is looking for musicians to join them in practicing on Wednesdays and playing on Sundays.
- Sunday school teacher positions are available for those interested in teaching classes every other week.
- Several educational programs and volunteer roles are described, such as The Truth Project bible study classes and opportunities to donate items or time.
- Upcoming events are announced like the Fall Rally potluck on September 16th and a couples retreat from September 21-23.
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1) Our Saviour Lutheran Church is advertising various youth programs, volunteer opportunities, and fundraising events including a Bible study, National Youth Gathering trip, and golf outing.
2) The church is also advertising a preschool program and seeking volunteers and donations for an upcoming Super Sale event in August.
3) Camp Luther has various summer camp programs for youth including Explorer Camp and is seeking donations to support their mortgage reduction effort.
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1. APRIL 2012 VOLUME I, ISSUE 4
The Voice Online
OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH—GREEN BAY
Prayer is stronger than steel
Pastor Dave Hatch
Your cell phone is Now see why they say, Christians were the cause of
constantly communicating “If you have communications, his victory in battle
with the cell towers nearest you have everything.” .
you whether you are talking, You have an onboard “The Emperor Cæsar
texting or its just in your communication device that Marcus Aurelius
pocket. If you are lost and needs no batteries and is in A n t o n i n u s ,
your phone is on, you can be constant communication with G e r m a n i c u s ,
located, while in the range of headquarters. That device is Parthicus, Sarmaticus,
one or more towers. You prayer. Are you using it daily, to the people of Rome,
have instant access to help, or just keeping it for and to the sacred
and those who need it have emergency backup? Senate greeting: I
instant access to you. It’s a Here is a very stirring explained to you my
lot of technology in a little account of the power of grand design, and what
device. As they say, “If you Christians at prayer. The advantages I gained on
have communications, you author is the famous Roman the confines of
have everything.” emperor, Marcus Aurelius Germany, with much
Imagine a platoon in a who came to power in Rome labour and suffering, in
jungle war zone. An enemy in 160AD. The early Christian consequence of the
sniper has one bullet. Who church was being circumstance that I
should he take out…the persecuted. But in a was surrounded by the
platoon leader, or maybe hazardous military setting, enemy; I myself being
someone else in the group? when the Roman “platoon shut up in Carnuntum
Initial logic says the leader. leader” was in a bad spot, the by 74 cohorts, nine
Reconsidering this, new logic Christians engaged their miles off. And the
says take out the radioman. onboard communication enemy being at hand,
If you take out the leader, device called prayer, and the scouts pointed out
you lost leadership. If you assisted Marcus Aurelius. He to us, and our general
take out the radioman, you was a changed man after Pompeianus showed
take out backup. Backup what he saw and us that there was close
could mean the calling for a experienced. Let’s let Marcus on us a mass of a
rescue, reinforcements, Aurelius tell us in his own mixed multitude of
artillery, bombers, and in words. 977,000 men, which
short, the rest of the entire Here you can indeed we saw;
armed forces. They can all read the Epistle of Marcus
be reached through that Aurelius to the senate, in
radioman’s device. which he testifies that the
Continued on page three...
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Third Ladies OSLC softball
Luncheon likely to season resumes
OSLC make another residing in new
official acts lasting impression home
The Ladies Luncheon Our Saviour Lutheran
Baptisms: has become a staple event Church will be joining the
for the past couple years Christian Softball League
Riley Kelly Charles and we are looking forward once again this year.
Born: October 9, 2011 to seeing you at the third Players will have the
Baptized: February 19, 2012 Ladies ’ Luncheon on opportunity to play on a
Son of Kelly and Misti Charles Saturday, May 12. The cost is competitive team and/or a
$12 per person. This not so competitive team.
includes entertainment and Anyone with the
Bruce Wayne Ashmore III lunch. desire to join the fun this
Born: January 27, 2012 This year we are very year is asked to contact
Baptized: March 7, 2012 happy to host Stage One, a C o a c h D a s h
Son of Bruce and Melody group of 16 auditioned (aka Steve Rusch)
voices from the student at ruschs@sbcglobal.net or
Ashmore
body of Northeast Wisconsin by phone at (920) 406-
Lutheran High School. The 9077. With the unseasona-
group will perform at 11:00 bly warm weather, the prac-
Temperance Grace Siekmann tices may begin earlier than
Born: January 16, 2012 a.m. and the luncheon will
usual so get on the roster
Baptized: March 10, 2012 follow.
now and avoid the rush
Daughter of Christopher and Pleas e RSV P to
later. The new home for
Michelle in the office at
Carly Siekmann the league games is
(920) 468-4065, by e-mail at
Ashwaubenon Sports
info@oslc-gb.org or in
Complex at 1680 Fernando
person during regular office
Brayden Mitchell Brisson Dri ve . T h is com p le x
hours (Monday through includes four softball fields.
Born: January 12, 2012
Friday from 8:00 a.m. to This complex does not allow
Baptized: March 11, 2012 12:00 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. to
Son of Steve and Hope Brisson pets, so please plan
4:30 p.m.). Checks can be accordingly.
made payable to Our
Saviour with ‘Ladies’
Luncheon’ written in the
memo line. Reservations
should be made no later
than Monday, May 7.
3. … from page one. and famine. For during burned alive. And I
five days we had got no further desire, that he
and I was shut up by water, because there who is entrusted with the
this vast host, having was none; for we were government of the
with me only a battalion in the heart of Germany, p ro vin ce sha ll no t
composed of the first, and in the enemy’s compel the Christian,
tenth, double and territory. And who confesses and
marine legions. Having simultaneously with their certifies such a matter, to
then examined my own casting themselves on retract; neither shall he
position, and my host, the ground, and praying commit him. And I desire
with respect to the vast to God (a God of whom I that these things be
mass of barbarians and am ignorant), water confirmed by a decree of
of the enemy, I quickly poured from heaven, the Senate. And I
betook myself to prayer upon us most command this my edict
to the gods of my refreshingly cool, but to be published in the
country. But being upon the enemies of Forum of Trajan, in order
disregarded by them, I Rome a withering hail. that it may be read. The
summoned those who And immediately we prefect Vitrasius Pollio
among us go by the recognized the presence will see that it be
name of Christians. And of God following on the transmitted to all the
having made inquiry, I prayer —a God provinces round about,
discovered a great u n con qu e rab le an d and that no one who
number and vast host of indestructible. Founding wishes to make use of or
them, and raged upon this, then, let us to possess it be hindered
against them, which pardon such as are from obtaining a copy
was by no means Christians, lest they pray from the document I now
becoming; for for and obtain such a publish.”
afterwards I learned weapon against
their power. Wherefore ourselves. And I counsel Wow! This rich account
they began the battle, that no such person be is moving!
not by preparing accused on the ground Your prayers, alone or in
weapons, nor arms, nor of his being a Christian. unison with others, are not only
bugles; for such But if anyone be found powerful, but they have the
preparation is hateful to laying to the charge of a possible effect of a life
them, on account of the Christian that he is a changing witness to those for
God they bear about in Christian, I desire that it whom you pray. Remember, “if
their conscience. be made manifest that you have communications, you
Therefore it is probable he who is accused as a have everything.”
that those, whom we Christian, and
suppose to be atheists, acknowledges
have God as their ruling that he is one, is
power entrenched in accused of
their conscience. For nothing else than
having cast themselves only this, that he
on the ground, they is a Christian;
prayed not only for me, but that he who
but also for the whole arraigns him be
army as it stood, that
they might be delivered Prayer is stronger armor
from the present thirst than steel*
4. APRIL 2012
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Special service days and events;
April through May 2012
Palm Sunday traditional worship Sun. Apr. 1 7:45 a.m.
Palm Sunday praise worship Sun. Apr. 1 9:15 a.m.
Palm Sunday / children’s pageant Sun. Apr. 1 10:45 a.m.
Sunday School Easter egg hunt Sun. Apr. 1 11:45 a.m.
Maundy Thursday Thu. Apr. 5 4:00 p.m.
Supper served by GB Trinity Thu. Apr. 5 5:00 p.m.
Maundy Thursday / foot washing Thu. Apr. 5 5:30 p.m.
Maundy Thursday Thu. Apr. 5 6:30 p.m.
Good Friday Fri. Apr. 6 12:15 p.m.
Good Friday / Seven Words Vigil Fri. Apr. 6 Follows 12:15 pm service
Good Friday Fri. Apr. 6 7:00 p.m.
Easter Sunday / Silent Vigil Sun. Apr. 8 5:00 a.m.
Easter Sunday / sunrise service Sun. Apr. 8 6:00 a.m.
Easter Sunday / traditional Sun. Apr. 8 7:45 a.m.
Easter Sunday / praise Sun. Apr. 8 9:15 a.m.
Easter Sunday / traditional Sun. Apr. 8 10:45 a.m.
Fish fry Fri. Apr. 13 5:00 p.m.
2nd & 3rd graders receive Bible/ Sun. Apr. 29 9:15 a.m.
Catechism
Adult confirmation Sun. Apr. 29 10:45 a.m.
Fish fry Fri. May 11 5:00 p.m.
Ladies’ Luncheon Sat. May 12 11:00 a.m.
Mothers’ Day Sun. May 13 All Day
Last Day of MWF preschool Mon. May 14 8:30 a.m.
Last Day of T-Th preschool Tues. May 15 8:30 a.m.
Kids’ Only Rummage Sale Sat. May 19 8:00 a.m.
Last Day of Sunday School Sun. May 20 9:30 a.m.
Servant Sunday Potluck with Sun. May 20 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School Ice Cream Social
Green Bay Trinity school musical Sun. May 20 6:30 p.m.
Green Bay Trinity Graduation at OSLC; Thur. May 31 7:00 p.m.
during worship service
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May usher schedule
† 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) 983-9821 or by e-mail: spangenr.ret@uwgb.edu
Day: Date: Service: Lead Usher Team:
Thu. 03-May 7:00 pm C. Arthur Carl Zimonick; Gary Kirchman; Dick Zimonick
Sun. 06-May 7:45 am A. Knaus Clarence Ney; Josh VanKauwenberg; Jerry VanKauwenberg
Sun. 06-May 9:15 am D. Wians Lonnie Peerenboom; Todd Korth; Barb Korth; Davis
LaMarche; Dan Richer
Sun. 06-May 10:45 am R. Bruhn Rich Ryman; Sue Bruhn; Richard Christianson
Thu. 10-May 7:00 pm P. Kuehl Bill Baneck; †UN; †UN
Sun. 13-May 7:45 am J. Kielpikowski Chad Kielpikowski; Ron Klumb; †UN
Sun. 13-May 9:15 am R. Vande Hei Walt Juhnke; Tiffany Duff; Brian Duff; Chelsea
VandeHei; Rachel VandeHei
Sun. 13-May 10:45 am G. Buechner Carmen Leuthner; Lloyd Leuthner; DeVonte King;
Rich Spangenberg
Thu. 17-May 7:00 pm B. Clayton Anthony Clayton; †UN; †UN
Sun. 20-May 7:45 am M. Dalebroux Andrew Prescher; Al Brietlow; Barry Dalebroux
Sun. 20-May 9:15 am D. Bitters Robin Williams; Frank Helebrant; Don Schultz; Shelly
Williams; Trey Boerschinger
Thu. 24-May 7:00 pm C. Arthur Carl Zimonick; Gary Kirchman; Dick Zimonick
Sun. 27-May 7:45 am M. Morgan Vernon Siech; Gloria Morgan; Ralph Hoerchler
Sun. 27-May 9:15 am W. Chamberlain Randy Dyle; Roxanne Dyle; Alex Chamberlain;
McKenzie Waniger; Nathan Scholz
Sun. 27-May 10:45 am M. Charles Don Larson; Karen Kiekhaefer; Hunter Alft
Thu. 31-May 7:00 pm P. Kuehl Bill Baneck; †UN; †UN
Spotlight on the second Spice of Life Dinner;
An Escape through Europe
Maps and European flags adorned the
tables and décor. Center pieces were
donated by Karen Breitlow and table
linens and glass wear by Lynn Wians.
From left: Shelley Williams, Mary
Kaminski, Bernice Machut, Carol
Siech: The evening’s fine servers.
Elisebeth Hovland (left) and
Cindy Fosheim (right) perform
throughout the evening for
dinner music. A handful of
talented NEWLHS students
performed for the Spice of Life
dinner guests.
6. APRIL 2012
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The second Spice of Life dinner an international delight
The second Spice have happened without the extra giving me the means to turn that
of Life fundraising dinner was a efforts of two very special huge gym into a small intimate
rousing success. Good food members of our congregation: space. It truly made the mood a
(bruschetta, a spinach, red onion, Avra Juhnke, for her wonderful memorable one.
mandarin orange, and kalamata work creating a very intimate and A huge thanks to the
olive salad, cheese tortellini with European evening right there in music students of Northeastern
chicken and cremini in a our gym, and my wife, Marlys Wisconsin Lutheran High School,
homemade spinach Alfredo sauce, Brunsting, for her tireless efforts Elisebeth and Katherine Hovland,
and butterscotch pot de crème for in helping me pull off things like Molly Raduenz, Nina Radue and
dessert), good wine and great this. Jordan Lloyd as well as their
fellowship all added up to a very But most of all, my thanks director Cindy Foshiem for
go to all blessing us with beautiful
t h e background music. Lydia Rusch
members also deserves a thank you for
of the providing childcare to any of the
congrega- dinner guests who needed it.
tion who Maybe we will get some kids next
turned out time, Lydia.
in support Larry, this dinner would be
of this nothing without you. I appreciate
event. I the freedom you give me to be
can only creative and do what I love to do.
hope that And I can always appreciate a
y o u delicious meal. I look forward to
enjoyed the next one.
t h e – Avra J. Juhnke
memorable meal. evening as
Special thanks to all the much as I did.
people who helped make this — L a r r y
happen, including chefs Greg Segriff
Ammerman and Bryan Rao and all
the kitchen workers (Donna
Arthur and Julie Hazaert), as well
as to the terrific servers and set-up Well
folks (Shawn Schmitting, Ryan said Larry. I
Kaczmerek, Joan Juhnke, Lynn have a few
Wians (who also donated the more thank
Eiffel tower), Shelley Williams, yous to add. I
Mary Kaminski, Bernice Machut, w o u l d
Carol Seich, and Pastor Greg especially like
Hovland). to thank Gay
And this simply couldn’t Pivonka for
7. APRIL 2012
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CAMP LUTHER 2012
CALENDAR – On Sale Now!! The 2012 Camp Luther calendar contains 12
gorgeous photos of Camp Luther taken by photographers competing in our
2nd annual photo contest. Calendars are available NOW, the cost is $5 each,
plus $2 for shipping/handling. Send your check to 1889 Koubenec Road,
Three Lakes, WI 54562 or order online through the link on the Camp Luther
homepage. Quantities are limited, so order today. Calendar months go
through January 2013, so you still get almost a full year’s worth!! Thank you
to everyone who contributed photos.
VOLUNTEER AT CAMP LUTHER! Join us for a GET AWAY WITH THE GUYS FOR A GREAT
Spring Workbee Weekend, April 27-29 or May 18-20 or WEEK OF FISHING AND GOLF! The retreat is May 15
just call to set up another time to volunteer. Workbees -18. 3 nights in a cottage, 7 meals, guest speakers and
are great fun for adults and families. Workbee runs from plenty of time for fishing and golfing. Only $135—even
Friday evening through Sunday lunch. It’s FREE, and lower if you come with a group of 4 or more!
it’s a great way to give back as a family and help
FATHER/SON AND MOTHER/DAUGHTER
children learn about Christian service. Join us this year!
CANOE ADVENTURES! Relish some one on one time
GRANDPARENTS!! When was the last time you with your child this summer and experience an adventure
had meaningful one-on-one time with your grandchild?
together in the process. Camping, devotions, fun and
Spend that special time away at Camp Luther this
summer at GrandKids Camp, June 22-24 or Aug 10-12. fellowship plus time away from the distractions of life.
Join the canoe adventures August 9-12.
GET YOUR FOURSOME TOGETHER FOR A YOUTH GROUPS SERVING AT CAMP LUTHER
GREAT DAY OF GOLF! The Camp Luther Golf TOGETHER!! This retreat is a perfect service opportunity
Challenge is set for June 8 at the Northwood Golf Club for your youth group and is a wonderful way to strengthen
in Rhinelander. NEW this year, Competitive Division faith through service. There are fun and meaningful projects to
and Hackers Division! Great prizes and lunch provided. complete at Camp, plus devotions and activities lead by Camp
Free housing at camp. Each foursome is asked to raise Luther staff. Bring your youth group to meet others at the Side
$800 for camp. Proceeds to retire the mortgage at camp. by Side Retreat – May 4-5.
CHOOSE CAMP LUTHER WITH YOUR
You can find more information THRIVENT CHOICE DOLLARS!! It’s easy and it
benefits Camp Luther and Every Kid to Camp! Log on to
and register for these events and www.thrivent.com/thriventchoice or call 800-THRIVENT
camps at www.campluther.com (800-847-4836) and get started TODAY!! Eligibility is
established by Thrivent and by your premiums, account values
and volunteer leadership! You simply go online and they do
SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION IS the rest. THANK YOU for giving to Camp Luther!!
OPEN!! Visit www.campluther.com/summer to
register online or watch our video!! Camp Luther JOIN US ON FACEBOOK!!
has an exciting summer planned for children K- We now have over 1750 likes
12. Registrations are pouring into Camp, so on Facebook, so join us there
register now to get the village you want on the to hear what’s happening at
week you want. “Witness” from Acts 1:8 is our Camp, to share memories and
theme for this summer!! Struggling financially to spread the word about the
this year? Ask about our Campership program ministry and joy that is Camp
(online: Summer Camps: Summer Camp Corner.) Luther.
Camp Luther is a ministry of the North Wisconsin District-LCMS. Our mission is to build up the Body of Christ for service to the church and
witness to the world. Camp Luther/1889 Koubenec Road/Three Lakes, WI 54562/877-264-CAMP "Camp Luther is a subsidiary ministry of the
North Wisconsin District LCMS."
8. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
APRIL 2012
1 Communion 2 3
Palm Sunday 7p Elders 7p Spring general
4 5 Maundy Thursday 6 Good Friday 7
12p Staff meeting 4p Worship 12p Office closes 2p Gym rental
7:45aTrad Worship election 6:30a
9:15a Praise Worship 7a Bible study 6p Praise band 5p Supper 12:15p Worship
6:30p FPU 5:30p Foot washing w/ 7 words vigil
9:15a Bible Study 8a OLM meeting
7p P&F 6:30p Worship 7p Tenebrae worship
9:30a Sun School 9a Bible study
10:30a Bible Study 7p Choir practice
10:45a SS Lenten
NO TRINITY OR
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PRESCHOOL CLASSES
11:45a Easter
Egg-stravaganza
6:30p Basketball
8 Easter 9 10 11 12 13 14
Communion 6p Church council 7a Bible study 12p Staff meeting 12:15p Worship 2p Busch/Tessmann
Mite Box Sunday 9a Bible study 3p Youth night 4p Fish fry prep wedding
5a Silent Vigil 6:30p Cub scouts 6pPraise Band 5p Busch/Tessmann 5p Fish fry
6a Sunrise NO TRINITY OR 7p Choir practice 6p Confirmation wedding rehearsal
7:45a Trad Worship PRESCHOOL CLASSES 6:15p Youth board 5:30p Adult
9:15a Praise Worship 6:30p FPU Confirmation make up
7p Trad worship
10:45a Trad Worship
6:30p Basketball
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
7:45a Trad worship 7p Board of education 7a Bible study 12p Staff Meeting 12:15p Worship 3p Smurawa/Nash
9:15a Praise worship 8a OLM meeting 3pYouth Night 5:30p Smurawa/Nash wedding
9:15a Bible study 9a Bible study 6p Praise Band wedding rehearsal
9:30a Sun school 7p Choir practice 6p Confirmation 7p Trad worship
10:30a Bible study 6:30p FPU
10:45a Trad worship 6:30p Sr. high Bible
6:30p Basketball study
22 Communion 23 24 25 26 27 28
Cinnamon Rolls 6:30p GBLSA 7a Bible study 12p Staff Meeting 12:15p Worship
7:45a Trad worship 7p Stewardship 9a Bible study 3p Youth Night 7p Trad worship
9:15a Praise worship 6:30p Cub scouts 6p Praise Band
9:30a Sun school 7p Choir practice 6p Confirmation
10:45a Trad worship 6:30p FPU
w/ Holy Babtism 6:30p Sr. high Bible
6:30p Basketball study
29 Concordia Sunday 30
7:45a Trad worship
9:15a Praise worship
Bibles/Catechisms
9:15a Bible study
9:30a Sun school
10:30a Bible study
10:45a Trad worship
w/Adult Confirmation
6:30p Basketball
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