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The document announces several upcoming community events organized by the church, including a community dinner on June 16th, an outing at Al Schmidt's Ponderosa farm on June 24th, and the annual church picnic on July 19th at Shawano County Park. It also provides information about electronic giving options, donating items to the food pantry, and dropping off items for Safe Haven and Goodwill Industries.
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The document announces several upcoming community events including a community dinner on June 16th, a church picnic at Shawano County Park on July 19th from 11am until late afternoon serving hot dogs, hamburgers and drinks, and an event called "Bunch on the Farm" on June 24th at Al Schmidt's Ponderosa in Bonduel. It also mentions that Safe Haven and Goodwill Industries are teaming up to accept drop off items and includes reminders about electronic giving, picking up a salad bowl before a rummage sale, and donating nonperishable items to the food pantry.
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This document is a handbook for the Women of Zion Lutheran Church (ZLCW) in Shawano, WI that provides information about its leadership, activities, and Lutheran Women's Missionary League (LWML) kits. It lists the ZLCW officers and Bible study group meeting times/locations. The calendar highlights upcoming ZLCW events like potlucks, fundraisers and quilting days. Guidelines are provided for assembling LWML personal care, fabric, school and baby kits to be donated. The purpose and mission statements emphasize the community of women, faith in Christ and engaging in ministry/action.
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The document announces several upcoming community events including a community dinner on June 16th, a church picnic at Shawano County Park on July 19th from 11am until late afternoon serving hot dogs, hamburgers and drinks, and an event called "Bunch on the Farm" on June 24th at Al Schmidt's Ponderosa in Bonduel. It also mentions that Safe Haven and Goodwill Industries are teaming up to accept drop off items and includes reminders about electronic giving, picking up a salad bowl before a rummage sale, and donating nonperishable items to the food pantry.
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This document discusses opportunities for food tourism in Montreal. It provides examples of successful food tours around the world, noting that over a quarter of Americans have participated in culinary activities while traveling. Food tours have become popular in many cities, with Chicago having over 10 successful food tour companies. The document then discusses Montreal's growing craft beer industry and popular local food tours. It suggests Montreal could better promote its food culture and landmarks to attract more tourists. Some ideas presented include pop-up beer gardens, adapting models from other cities like food buses, and activating back alleys for events. Overall, the document argues developing Montreal's food tourism requires connecting cuisine to culture, ensuring authentic experiences, and cooperation across the food industry.
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Zlcw yearbook 2014 web
This document is a handbook for the Women of Zion Lutheran Church (ZLCW) in Shawano, WI that provides information about its leadership, activities, and Lutheran Women's Missionary League (LWML) kits. It lists the ZLCW officers and Bible study group meeting times/locations. The calendar highlights upcoming ZLCW events like potlucks, fundraisers and quilting days. Guidelines are provided for assembling LWML personal care, fabric, school and baby kits along with a shopping list. The purpose and mission statements emphasize the community of women, faith in Christ and engaging in ministry/action.
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Who are we
Zion Lutheran Church was founded in 1949 in Shawano, Wisconsin when seven people started a new congregation. The congregation struggled in its early years but continued on with strong faith and determination. Zion has now grown to over 1,300 baptized members and offers various programs and worship services, including an outdoor summer service at a local park. Zion is currently going through a transition as they search for a new pastor after their senior pastor of 27 years retired.
Endowment web page
The Zion Endowment Fund provides permanent funding through donations to support scholarships, missions, and outreach ministries of Zion Lutheran Church and the wider church. An Endowment Committee manages the fund and distributes $3,000-$5,000 annually based on investment earnings. Scholarships from $500-$1,500 are given to members attending college, especially Lutheran schools or pursuing church work. Grants also support missions abroad or in the US and outreach ministries helping those in need. Applications are due in early August each year.
Minutes council 12-01-10
1. The Zion Lutheran Church Council met on January 10, 2012. Pastor Sherven announced his retirement effective June 30, 2012.
2. Committee reports were provided. The worship committee will look into a new organ tuner to save money. The health ministry committee is preparing for various events and seeking a new parish nurse.
3. The treasurer reported that 2011 was a strong financial year for the church. A proposed 2012 budget showing a small surplus was approved.
4. The council discussed updating the office computers. Pastor Sherven's letter of resignation was read and the transition process was outlined.
Minutes council 12-02-21
The Zion Lutheran Church Council meeting covered the following key points:
1) Bob Gehm addressed the council about improving the nominating committee process.
2) Committee reports were provided on worship, health ministry, staff support, church in society, stewardship, and property.
3) The treasurer reported that Zion's general fund dropped significantly in January due to higher expenses and lower contributions.
Minutes council 12-01-10
1. The Zion Lutheran Church Council met on January 10, 2012. Pastor Sherven announced his retirement effective June 30, 2012.
2. Committee reports were provided. The worship committee will look into a new organ tuner to save money. The health ministry committee is preparing for various events and seeking a new parish nurse.
3. The treasurer reported that 2011 was a strong financial year for the church. A proposed 2012 budget showing a small surplus was approved.
4. The council discussed updating the office computers. Pastor Sherven's letter of resignation was read and the transition process was outlined.
Minutes council 12-03-20
The Zion Lutheran Church council meeting covered the following key points in their March 20, 2012 meeting:
1) The council approved the previous meeting's minutes and the pastor's report which included plans for a new member reception in May.
2) Committee reports indicated that organ and piano tunings were completed, a new parish nurse was hired, and outreach projects to support those in need were ongoing.
3) The treasurer's report and bills to be paid were approved, including costs for equipment upgrades to the church's computer system.
4) Old business discussed finalizing the church website updates, and new business covered an upcoming synod assembly and decisions around additional church directories.
Web headlines sample
The document announces several upcoming community events organized by the church, including a community dinner on June 16th, an outing at Al Schmidt's Ponderosa farm on June 24th, and the annual church picnic at Shawano County Park on July 19th. It also provides information about electronic giving options, donating non-perishable food items to the food pantry, and a reminder to pick up a salad bowl before the rummage sale.
Focus 2012 07
The monthly newsletter of Zion Lutheran Church provides a summary of the successful Vacation Bible School program, gives a financial update on the church's budget, and announces various upcoming church activities and events through the month of July such as a picnic, rummage sale, and blood pressure screenings.
Focus 2012 08
The document provides information about Zion Lutheran Church's monthly newsletter for August 2012. It summarizes the church's National Youth Gathering experience, current financial status, thank you messages, upcoming events, and health and wellness information. Eight youth and two adult chaperones from Zion attended the ELCA National Youth Gathering in New Orleans. The church's general fund balance dropped slightly but expenses are expected to stabilize. The newsletter also shares announcements about prayer requests, worship services, baptisms, marriages, addresses, and gardening tips from the parish nurse.
Focus 2012 07
Vacation Bible School was a success with 39 students attending various activities under the theme "Everything is Possible with God!". The church's finances are in a stable position with revenues exceeding expenses in May and June. Several members expressed gratitude to the congregation for support during illnesses or life events. Upcoming Bible studies and gatherings were announced. The parish nurse reported on training opportunities and reminded members of the importance of hydration in hot weather. Memorial gifts were received.
Focus 2012 09
Leigh Welander, Director: Pastor Gisele 9th during the 10:30 service
Please contact Leigh at 715-526-2017 or famlife@ Bring your backpack or bag to be blessed
shawanozion.org to sign up or with any questions. as you head back to school!
We hope this will be a fun way for the youth to connect,
learn and serve together!
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September 9th
9:15 a.m.
Sunday School Kick-Off
10:30 a.m. Worship
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and Blessing of the Backpacks
Come celebrate the start of another
Zion calendar september 2012
1. This document contains a calendar for September 2012 listing the weekly activities and events at a church, including worship services, meetings, classes, and community meals.
2. Key recurring weekly events include Holy Communion services on Sunday, Monday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; men's breakfast and bible study; mission quilting; exercise class; and AA/Alanon meetings.
3. Special events during the month include Rally Sunday, homecoming baptism, 7th graders receiving bibles, blessing of the backpacks, council and committee meetings, community meals, scrapbooking, and a 100 Wells Loud offering.
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Web headlines sample
The document announces several upcoming community events organized by the church, including a community dinner on June 16th, an outing at Al Schmidt's Ponderosa farm on June 24th, and the annual church picnic on July 19th at Shawano County Park. It also provides information about electronic giving options, donating non-perishable food items to the food pantry, and a reminder to pick up a salad bowl before the rummage sale.
Zion annual report 2011 sample0001
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Minutes council 12-02-21
The Zion Lutheran Church Council held its monthly meeting on February 21, 2012. The council installed new members, discussed upcoming Lenten services and the Synod Assembly. Committee reports indicated a successful blood drive but issues with the vendor. The sacristy door will be replaced and computer upgrades were proposed. Financial reports showed lower January contributions as expected, and bills were approved for payment. Updating the church website was also discussed.
This week at zion
This document lists the schedule of events for a church for the coming week, including worship services, exercise classes, a rummage and bake sale, garden board meeting, AA meetings, and staff meeting times. Holy communion services will be held at various locations, and an outdoor worship service will take place at a local park. The church office hours are also provided.
Minutes council 12-01-10
1. The Zion Lutheran Church Council met on January 10, 2012. Pastor Sherven announced his retirement effective June 30, 2012.
2. Committee reports were provided. The worship committee will look into a new organ tuner to save money. The health ministry committee is preparing for various events and seeking a new parish nurse.
3. The treasurer reported that 2011 was a strong financial year for the church. A proposed 2012 budget showing a small surplus was approved.
4. The council discussed updating the office computers. Pastor Sherven's letter of resignation was read and the transition process was outlined.
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Zion Lutheran Church was founded in 1949 in Shawano, Wisconsin when seven people met to establish a new congregation. The fledgling congregation struggled in its early years but persisted through the determination of its members. Zion Lutheran Church has since grown to a baptized membership of 1,300 people and offers a variety of ministry programs and three worship services each weekend, including an outdoor summer service at a local park. The church is currently going through a transition as it searches for a new senior pastor to replace the one who recently retired after 27 years of service.
Who are we
Zion Lutheran Church was founded in 1949 in Shawano, Wisconsin when seven people started a new congregation. The congregation struggled in its early years but continued on with strong faith and determination. Zion has now grown to over 1,300 baptized members and offers various programs and worship services, including an outdoor summer service at a local park. Zion is currently going through a transition as they search for a new pastor after their senior pastor of 27 years retired.
Endowment web page
The Zion Endowment Fund provides permanent funding through donations to support scholarships, missions, and outreach ministries of Zion Lutheran Church and the wider church. An Endowment Committee manages the fund and distributes $3,000-$5,000 annually based on investment earnings. Scholarships from $500-$1,500 are given to members attending college, especially Lutheran schools or pursuing church work. Grants also support missions abroad or in the US and outreach ministries helping those in need. Applications are due in early August each year.
Minutes council 12-01-10
1. The Zion Lutheran Church Council met on January 10, 2012. Pastor Sherven announced his retirement effective June 30, 2012.
2. Committee reports were provided. The worship committee will look into a new organ tuner to save money. The health ministry committee is preparing for various events and seeking a new parish nurse.
3. The treasurer reported that 2011 was a strong financial year for the church. A proposed 2012 budget showing a small surplus was approved.
4. The council discussed updating the office computers. Pastor Sherven's letter of resignation was read and the transition process was outlined.
Minutes council 12-02-21
The Zion Lutheran Church Council meeting covered the following key points:
1) Bob Gehm addressed the council about improving the nominating committee process.
2) Committee reports were provided on worship, health ministry, staff support, church in society, stewardship, and property.
3) The treasurer reported that Zion's general fund dropped significantly in January due to higher expenses and lower contributions.
Minutes council 12-01-10
1. The Zion Lutheran Church Council met on January 10, 2012. Pastor Sherven announced his retirement effective June 30, 2012.
2. Committee reports were provided. The worship committee will look into a new organ tuner to save money. The health ministry committee is preparing for various events and seeking a new parish nurse.
3. The treasurer reported that 2011 was a strong financial year for the church. A proposed 2012 budget showing a small surplus was approved.
4. The council discussed updating the office computers. Pastor Sherven's letter of resignation was read and the transition process was outlined.
Minutes council 12-03-20
The Zion Lutheran Church council meeting covered the following key points in their March 20, 2012 meeting:
1) The council approved the previous meeting's minutes and the pastor's report which included plans for a new member reception in May.
2) Committee reports indicated that organ and piano tunings were completed, a new parish nurse was hired, and outreach projects to support those in need were ongoing.
3) The treasurer's report and bills to be paid were approved, including costs for equipment upgrades to the church's computer system.
4) Old business discussed finalizing the church website updates, and new business covered an upcoming synod assembly and decisions around additional church directories.
Web headlines sample
The document announces several upcoming community events organized by the church, including a community dinner on June 16th, an outing at Al Schmidt's Ponderosa farm on June 24th, and the annual church picnic at Shawano County Park on July 19th. It also provides information about electronic giving options, donating non-perishable food items to the food pantry, and a reminder to pick up a salad bowl before the rummage sale.
Focus 2012 07
The monthly newsletter of Zion Lutheran Church provides a summary of the successful Vacation Bible School program, gives a financial update on the church's budget, and announces various upcoming church activities and events through the month of July such as a picnic, rummage sale, and blood pressure screenings.
Focus 2012 08
The document provides information about Zion Lutheran Church's monthly newsletter for August 2012. It summarizes the church's National Youth Gathering experience, current financial status, thank you messages, upcoming events, and health and wellness information. Eight youth and two adult chaperones from Zion attended the ELCA National Youth Gathering in New Orleans. The church's general fund balance dropped slightly but expenses are expected to stabilize. The newsletter also shares announcements about prayer requests, worship services, baptisms, marriages, addresses, and gardening tips from the parish nurse.
Focus 2012 07
Vacation Bible School was a success with 39 students attending various activities under the theme "Everything is Possible with God!". The church's finances are in a stable position with revenues exceeding expenses in May and June. Several members expressed gratitude to the congregation for support during illnesses or life events. Upcoming Bible studies and gatherings were announced. The parish nurse reported on training opportunities and reminded members of the importance of hydration in hot weather. Memorial gifts were received.
Focus 2012 09
Leigh Welander, Director: Pastor Gisele 9th during the 10:30 service
Please contact Leigh at 715-526-2017 or famlife@ Bring your backpack or bag to be blessed
shawanozion.org to sign up or with any questions. as you head back to school!
We hope this will be a fun way for the youth to connect,
learn and serve together!
Rally Sunday!
September 9th
9:15 a.m.
Sunday School Kick-Off
10:30 a.m. Worship
with Installation of Teachers
and Blessing of the Backpacks
Come celebrate the start of another
Zion calendar september 2012
1. This document contains a calendar for September 2012 listing the weekly activities and events at a church, including worship services, meetings, classes, and community meals.
2. Key recurring weekly events include Holy Communion services on Sunday, Monday, Friday, and Saturday evenings; men's breakfast and bible study; mission quilting; exercise class; and AA/Alanon meetings.
3. Special events during the month include Rally Sunday, homecoming baptism, 7th graders receiving bibles, blessing of the backpacks, council and committee meetings, community meals, scrapbooking, and a 100 Wells Loud offering.
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The document announces several upcoming community events organized by the church, including a community dinner on June 16th, an outing at Al Schmidt's Ponderosa farm on June 24th, and the annual church picnic on July 19th at Shawano County Park. It also provides information about electronic giving options, donating non-perishable food items to the food pantry, and a reminder to pick up a salad bowl before the rummage sale.
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Minutes council 12-02-21
The Zion Lutheran Church Council held its monthly meeting on February 21, 2012. The council installed new members, discussed upcoming Lenten services and the Synod Assembly. Committee reports indicated a successful blood drive but issues with the vendor. The sacristy door will be replaced and computer upgrades were proposed. Financial reports showed lower January contributions as expected, and bills were approved for payment. Updating the church website was also discussed.
This week at zion
This document lists the schedule of events for a church for the coming week, including worship services, exercise classes, a rummage and bake sale, garden board meeting, AA meetings, and staff meeting times. Holy communion services will be held at various locations, and an outdoor worship service will take place at a local park. The church office hours are also provided.
Minutes council 12-01-10
1. The Zion Lutheran Church Council met on January 10, 2012. Pastor Sherven announced his retirement effective June 30, 2012.
2. Committee reports were provided. The worship committee will look into a new organ tuner to save money. The health ministry committee is preparing for various events and seeking a new parish nurse.
3. The treasurer reported that 2011 was a strong financial year for the church. A proposed 2012 budget showing a small surplus was approved.
4. The council discussed updating the office computers. Pastor Sherven's letter of resignation was read and the transition process was outlined.
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