Messenger. Plant Faith, Nurture Disciples, Grow in Witness & Service. Volume 50, Issue 2 FEBRUARY Ash Wednesday service will be held

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1 St. Paul s Messenger United Methodist Church Plant Faith, Nurture Disciples, Grow in Witness & Service Volume 50, Issue 2 FEBRUARY 2015 Inside... News and Updates Feb. Worship Schedule Church Family Opportunities for Prayer Opportunities to Serve Mission Projects Sunday School Info UMW News Small Groups The Annual Lumberjack Dinner will be held Saturday, February 21 4:00pm 7:00pm Tickets are $10/adults $5/kids 5-10, Free/kids under 5 All the details are on page 9. Join Us... Sunday Worship: 8:00 & 10:15am Sunday School: 9:05am Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs: 9am 2pm Fri.: 9am noon Ash Wednesday service will be held Wednesday, February 18th 7:00pm Communion will be served and ashes will be imposed for those who wish. We will celebrate the ministry of the Ecumenical Partnership for Housing Sunday, February 9 at both services Come hear how EPH is helping homeless families in our community and how YOU can help be a part of this vital ministry!

2 PAGE 2 MESSENGER VOLUME 50, ISSUE 2 February Worship Schedule Senior Pastor Our Staff Rev. Diane Rew Sunday, February 1 4th Sunday after the Epiphany, Communion Sunday Scripture: Mark 1:21-28 Sermon: Mission Oriented - Rev Diane In the gospel of Mark, Jesus is portrayed as a man with a mission. While Matthew and Luke spend much time sharing what Jesus said, Mark is primarily concerned with what Jesus did. Jesus is action-oriented in this gospel. What does he ask of us? Music: 8:00 Chancel Choir 10:15 Dale Johnson Retired Pastor Rev. Howard Ott Cord. of Discipleship Min. Lisa Srenaski Office Administrator Tracy Dahlin-Hakenjos Bookkeepers Chancel Choir Director Organist Bill Bradshaw Bob Elliott Sharon Wolosek Merle Colburn Vashni Seitzer, SPC Childcare Coordinator Christine Kelley Emilie Smith Sunday, February 8 5th Sunday after the Epiphany Scripture: Sermon: Heart, Head and Hope - Mike Moser We re pleased to have Pastor Mike with us today! As a representative of Garrett Evangelical Seminary, Mike will help us expolore the connection between faith, intellect and service in the Wesleyan tradition. Mike joined the seminary staff as the Development Associate in 2011 to assist with establishing stronger relationships between the school and local congregations. He resides in Walworth, WI. Music: 8:00 Chancel Choir 10:15 Worship Band Custodians Scott Raymaker Contact Us The St. Paul Messenger is published by St. Paul s United Methodist Church, 341 Wilson Avenue, Green Bay, WI Phone: (920) Fax: (920) Website: office@stpaulsumcgb.com Editor: Tracy Dahlin-Hakenjos Please submit written material for the MARCH Messenger by noon on Friday, Feb. 13, 2015 Sunday, February 15 Last Sunday after the Epiphany, EPH Sunday Scripture: Mark 1:29-39 Sermon: Lifted Up to Serve - Rev. Diane Jesus heals many diseases and much brokenness in Mark s gospel. Today we are witness to Simon s mother-in-law healed by Jesus. What was her immediate response to her healing? Service. Today we will hear highlights from our ministries with those in need in our community: EPH and N.E.W. Community Shelter Music: 8:00 Chancel Choir 10:15 Guitars Sunday, February 22 1st Sunday in Lent Scripture: John 3:1-20 Sermon: Labor of Love - Rev Diane As we seek our own encounters with Jesus this Lent, we meet others through our scriptures whose lives were changed by their encounters with him. Today we meet Nicodemus. Music: 8:00 Chancel Choir 10:15 Handbells

3 Your Church Family... PAGE 3 Dear Friends, On behalf of The Salvation Army, thank you for your generous Thanksgiving offering of $ to our Food Pantry & Feeding Programs. Your generosity will help bring comfort and hope to needy men, women and children in our community. Major Donald Kincaid The following thank you notes were received from some of the families we adopted for Christmas, through The Salvation Army: My family & I would like to thank all of you. Because of your generosity, we were able to have a nice Christmas with our son. We hope that some day really soon, we will be able to give back. When we get back on our feet, we want to help make someone else s family have a Merry Christmas. Jonah, Nikki, and Liam Hey this is Amanda. I want to thank you for everything. We received everything we asked for. My daughter thanks you too! Thanks, Amanda, Kenny & Elaina We would like to say thank you for helping us get through this holiday. Our children loved and appreciate all the gifts as do I and my husband. We thank God that he has blessed us with people as nice as you. Molly, Guy, Jess & Melanie Thank you to all who donated or purchased items for the UMW bake sale on Jan. 11. Our profit was $298, which will be directed to local and worldwide missions. Our sympathy is extended to Pastor Sue May and her family upon the death of her husband, Rev. Dr. Russ May on January 16, Our sympathy is extended to the family of Roberta Betts who passed away on January 8, Congratulations to Jensen Gerald Love, son of Tom & Nicole Love, who was baptized Jan. 18. Thanks to Ken & Zona Graetz and Sue Proctor for preparing the monthly meal at the N.E.W. Community Shelter on Jan. 2, and to the Schintgen Family: Bill, Erica, Brynn, Spencer & Callum for serving. Also thanks to George Rather for doing the shopping & Suamico UMC for providing the dessert. Are you new to St. Paul s? Wondering about the ministries and opportunities available here? If you would like to learn more about St. Paul s, plan to attend the Newcomers Gathering Sunday, February 22 11:15am Fellowship Hall Join us for brunch, meet some of the leaders of the church, ask questions, and hear all about the ministries at St. Paul s!

4 PAGE 4 What Did We Do In JANUARY?? * Sunday School classes resumed after a holiday break * New adult education classes began * UMW hosted a crafting day * Another Covenant Discipleship Group reformed and began meeting * UMW held a bake sale for missions. * Celebrated the baptism of Jensen Love * Recalled and celebrated the lives Rev Russ May and Roberta Betts * UMW circles held their monthly gatherings * Served the monthly meal at the N.E.W. Community Shelter * UMW continued a mission project to collect needed items for area schools * Prayer Shawl Ministry continued to comfort people in powerful ways * Care Team continued to bring joy and comfort to those unable to join us in worship, as well as served Communion to them * Jail team, together with Gideons, provided Bibles and devotional materials to inmates * Collected items for Salvation Army & Ecumenical Partnership for Housing * Extended our beautiful building for scouts, TOPS, EPH, a Destination Imagination team, and the Neighborhood Association. St. Paul s has a number of active prayer groups. ALL are open to anyone who would like to participate. If you would like more information, please contact the church office or the person listed after each ministry. PRAYER TEAM The Prayer Team meets every Tuesday at 9:00am in room 107. In addition to praying for those who were lifted up on Sundays and the prayer requests the church has received during the week, they are also a covenant group. If you re looking for a small group that supports and encourages each other while praying and studying the Bible, then join us! Contact Kathryn Ault at PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY This ministry meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every month from 12:00 2:00pm in the narthex. They knit and/or crochet prayer shawls. The shawls are given to anyone who needs one ~ for illness, grieving a loss, etc. Contact Jacque Dahlin at PRAYER CHAIN This group of people prays for urgent requests. When a call is received by the church for an urgent issue, the prayer chain is activated and the members of the chain pray right away for the concern. Contact Kathryn Ault at PRAYER REQUESTS Do you have a concern or a joy in your life? We would be privileged to pray for you. Prayer requests are always welcomed. You can write them on the request sheet as you enter the sanctuary, speak with a pastor, or contact the church office: or office@stpaulsumcgb.com.

5 PAGE 5 ALL ladies are invited to join us for ANY United Methodist Women (UMW) event ~ circle meetings, unit meetings, etc. You do not need to be a member of UMW, of St. Paul s, of any church just come and enjoy! Ruth Circle Tuesday, February 3 at 9:00am Freeman s Restaurant 113 S. Military Ave. Program: Valentine s Day Questions : Call Sue Gilman: or Loretta Delvaux: UMW News Are you look for more information about UMW? Interested in what UMW is doing beyond the walls of our own church? UMW offers a free subscription to United Methodist Women News. Just go to to sign up! Hostess: Sherrie Bekyir Leah Circle Thursday, February 5 at 1:00pm Fellowship Hall Devotions: Mary Lou Nelson Program: Mary Rather Pledge Service Sherrie Bekyir Prayer & Self-Denial Questions: Contact Kathy Gaffney at Hostess: Carol Carpenter Anita Kivisto Susanna Circle Monday, January 2 at 7:00pm Fellowship Hall Devotions: Anita Kivisto Program: Dan Smith: Reflections on a Bellin Career & Beyond Questions: Contact Inez Gulbrandson at Team Meeting Thursday, January 25 at 6:30pm in room 107. Birthdays 2/8 Lyn Rotter 2/17 Jean Ketcham Reading Corner Good World, Lousy World and Me: The Improbable Journey of a Human Rights Activist from Unbelief to Faith By: Holly Burkhalter Category: Education for Mission For years, Holly Burkhalter was a heartbroken idealist working on the front lines of change around the world. A witness to brutality and injustice, she found herself often angrily, sometimes hilariously at odds with a God who seemed distant at best and tyrannical at worst. Her riveting faith memoir will spur you to explore your own questions about God s presence and seeming absence in our broken world. If you d like to participate, pick up a reading list in the library, read a book from each category & return your completed form in July for recognition! Many books on the Reading List are in the adult library, just off Fellowship Hall. Questions? Becky Engebretson at

6 Snapshots of... St. Paul s in Action! PAGE 6 Bethlehem Bound Pipe Organ Rebuild

7 Opportunities for Adult Education PAGE 7 A World Worth Saving If you re weary of the Lent-asusual appeal to give up chocolate, this book study is for you. You ll discover how you can be the hands of Christ in the world. This engaging six-week study for Lent will help you grow in your prayer life. You ll pray about daily news reports, discover the needs of persons around you, and see how you can respond with love and compassion. Experience Lent in an entirely new way with A World Worth Saving. Weekly themes include: fasting from apathy, serving others, feeding the hungry, seeking justice, offering healing and extending friendship. Book: $9.50 Scheduling based on interest. The God We Can Know This meaningful & inviting 7-week study helps us find an answer to the most essential question in the Christian faith, Who do you Give It Up! This Lenten study reflects on all the things that hold the attention, occupy the mind and time yet still isolate us from God and the world around us. Things like social media, phones, the noise of life, and focus on the external. Imagine taking on the challenge of giving up each of these for a week. Escobedo-Frank takes the reader on a journey of self-discovery, where he or she learns that the power of release brings great gain. The biggest gain is a stronger relationship with Christ. In the release, each person is freed to "give it up" in applause and praise for a life deeply lived in Christ. This thematic seasonal Bible study series is designed for transformation and for applying the study of the Bible to everyday, practical life experience. It is intended to nurture and encourage faith development and spiritual growth. Book: $6.50 Leader: Lisa Srenaski Thursdays at 6:00pm beginning Feb. 19. say I am? One by one, Jesus statements not only grab our imagination by revealing more about his purpose, but they also shape our own Christian identity and connect us to the God of Moses, the Great I Am. Significant yet ordinary images of bread, light, shepherd, vine, & more give us insightful ways to experience Jesus anew and to discover a God who is close and wants to be known. Travel with Rob Fuquay to the Holy Land & see the places where Jesus stood as he disclosed his identity. Through DVD and Bible study, we will explore more deeply these I am sayings and learn more about the God we can know. Book: Wednesdays at 5:30pm beginning Feb. 18, led by Lisa Srenaski $7.00 Thursdays at 10am beginning Feb. 12, led by Lisa Srenaski Sundays at 9:05am beginning Feb. 15, led by John Wilson

8 PAGE 8 Preschool 3-4 year olds participate in a curriculum called, Grow, Proclaim, Serve! In February, we will learn more about Jesus and the ways that he touched people s lives during his life.. We ll have Bible stories, art, games, music, snacks, and much more. Carol Carpenter leads this class, with help from Katrina Miller. Music is led by Becky Engebretson. Youth: Grades 6 12 We r having a fun yr of SS! This year, we re combining classes and alternating teachers every 6 weeks to give you a taste of both traditional and contemporary studies of the Bible, relevant topics of the United Methodist Church and teachings that will help you learn more about your faith. During Lent, we ll be exploring Renegade Gospel by Mike Slaughter. Central to the Christian faith is a man who denies all our pre-conceived notions about what God should look like. Joining his movement will mean coming to terms with the real Jesus ~ the rebel Jesus. Jesus didn t come to start a religion. The rebel Jesus came with a renegade gospel to start a revolution. All youth are invited to join us! We meet downstairs in the youth room. Led by Dawn Smith and Dave & Kim Atkins 2/24: Alexander De La Rosa Elementary During February, Children in grades K 4 will be walking with Jesus. The God We Know will guide our kids through a 7-week study of the I Am sayings of Jesus found in the gospel of John. Designed around a travel theme, kids will walk with Jesus, learn more about his identity and his mission, see the sights he saw, and create a keepsake souvenir for each week s journey. We ll be using the same study series in our adult class. We hope your entire family will join us! We gather in room 115 at 9:05am. Teachers will vary throughout the different rotations. Our 5th 6th grade class is a Bible-focused, hands-on exploration geared toward tweens. We meet in the old computer lab and are led by Jennifer Cousineau. All 3rd 6th graders are invited to join us on the 1st Sunday of every month for Bibles Basics This get-together is for 8 12 year olds who have a Bible & want to learn more about how to use it & apply it to their everyday life! We ll have fun, engage in conversation and put what we learn into practice. Spaghetti and drinks will be provided. Our next session will be Sunday, February 1st 11:30 1:00 in Fellowship Hall For more info or to RSVP, contact Lisa at or lsrenaski@gmail.com

9 Opportunities to... get involved PAGE 9 Calling all bakers and candy makers! It s almost time for the bake sale at the annual Lumberjack Dinner! The Education Team would love to have your donations of yummy treats to sell to those attending the Lumberjack Dinner on Feb. 21. Items can be dropped off in the narthex on Friday, Feb. 20 from 9am noon or Saturday, Feb. 21 from 10:00am 3:30pm. Cookies, fudge, caramels, monkey bread ~ you bake it/make it, we ll take it! We also need your help in working at the sale. If you can help, please call Becky at Proceeds benefit the education program. It s time to enjoy the famous St. Paul s Pasties! Friday & Saturday, March 6 7 Volunteers are needed in order to make this sale a success! If YOU would like to participate in the fun, contact Char Dunlap at or Anita Kivisto at To Order: Contact Becky Engebretson: or bengebretson@new.rr.com. COST: $3.75 each Pick Up: Nov. 8 from 10:00am Noon. Mark your calendars for the Lumberjack Dinner Saturday, February 21 4:00 7:00pm Tickets: Adults: $10, Kids 5-10: $5, 4 & under: Free Available on Sunday mornings in the narthex or call John/Liz Wilson: or John/Karen Friedrich: Menu: Roast Beef, Ham, Potatoes, Rutabagas, Peas, Baked Beans, Cheese, Pickles, Bread, Pumpkin & Apple Pie, Molasses Cookies, Coffee & Milk Volunteers are needed! This is an all-church event, so everyone is invited to help if you are able: men, women & children. If YOU would like to be a part of the team that makes this happen, sign up on the green bulletin insert on Sunday mornings or call John Friedrich. There are 10-packs of tickets available for to sell. Just take a pack on Sunday mornings, see what you can, and return the money and/or unsold tickets. There are also promotional flyers available for you to help us advertise. PIES ARE NEEDED! If you like to bake, and are willing to make an apple or pumpkin pie, there are pie tins available in the narthex for you to use. Proceeds Will Benefit: Potato Peeling Machine, Chancel Area Project, and Upgrade to the Lumberjack Exhibit

10 Opportunities to... get involved PAGE 10 Save the date and save your money! United Methodist Women are holding their 5th Annual March Madness The WI United Methodist Church has committed to raising $1 million for the Imagine No Malaria campaign. YOU can be a part of this movement on Sunday, February 1 Members of our missions team will be collecting donations after each service ~ they ll be the ones wearing the bug nets! For more info, go to imagine-no-malaria Saturday, March 21st 9:30am 2:00pm New vendors are coming and favorites returning! New this year: Pink Zebra, Paparazzi, Steeped Tea, It Works Donations of new or homemade items or services are needed for the silent auction. Questions? Call Becky Engebretson at Each year, Rev Diane and our lay reps travel to the WI Annual Conference meetings in June. Along with decisions, updates and other WI United Methodist business, there is a collection for a UM Ministry ~ this collection is called the Conference Ingathering. This year s Ingathering is Health Kits The St. Paul s Missions Team has decided to collect items for this project over the next 5 months, focusing on a different item each month. During February, the items needed will be Toothbrushes and Combs Toothbrushes must be regular, adult size; Combs must be 8 The following months will be: March: Washcloths and Soap April: Hand Towels May: Nail Files & Nail Clippers Donations can be place in the large gray bin in the narthex. Thanks for your support!

11 Opportunities to... get involved PAGE 11 Do you enjoy visiting with people and brightening their day? Do you have a few hours each month to give to someone else? The CARE TEAM would like to add some additional people to their team. Each member of the Care Team makes 2 3 visits per month to members and friends of St. Paul s who are homebound or in nursing homes. The team then meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. If this a ministry that would be meaningful to you, please contact the church office. Have you been wondering about EPH and what the Ecumenical Partnership for Housing does for homeless families in our area? EPH now has 20 partnership churches, including St. Paul s, who have come together to provide transitional housing for homeless families. We will celebrate the ministries of EPH during both worship services on February 15. Find out how St. Paul s is involved, which St. Paul s members are a part of this ministry, and how you can join them in making a difference. IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW WOULD LIKE A VISIT from the Care Team, please call the church office or speak with Rev Diane. Therapy Dog Joins Care Team The Care Team now has the services of a Certified Therapy Dog, Simon. Together with his owner, Jacque Dahlin, Simon visits adults and children in their homes, nursing homes, hospice, and hospitals. If you or someone you know would like a visit from Simon, please contact the church office or call Jacque at Do you love to work with children? Are you looking for a way to share your enthusiasm, gifts and faith with the youngest among us? We are looking for Sunday School teachers AND helpers for our Pre-K & K 4 classes. This is a 1 HOUR per week commitment and we can work with your schedule. Please contact Lisa at or lsrenaski@gmail.com for more info.

12 Opportunities to... get involved PAGE 12 Mark your calendars for these upcoming dates and events that you won t want to miss! The Melodies of Compassion (all of the loose change in the offering plates on Sunday mornings) will be designated as follows: Watch for more details in upcoming bulletins, newsletters, and on the church website. March 6 7 Pasty Bake Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Gideons Imagine No Malaria Love Life Heifer Project EPH March 21 March 29 April 2 April 3 April 5 UMW March Madness Palm Sunday Maundy Thursday Good Friday Easter Sunday Nov Dec New Faith Hmong Please give generously and let YOUR loose change make a Melody of Compassion! St. Paul s prepares and serves dinner to those in need at N.E.W. Community Shelter (301 Mather St.) on the 1st Friday of every month. Would YOU like to serve? The shopping is done and the menu is provided. It s an easy job that makes a big difference in the lives of those in our community. If you would like more info or would like to sign up to help, contact Jean Hessil at Are you looking for an easy way to participate in the life of YOUR church? We are always looking for Sunday morning volunteers to serve as greeters, ushers, Communion servers, sound system techs, projectionists, nursery helpers, coffee fellowship hosts. There are lots of ways for YOU to help ~ just contact the following coordinators for more info or to sign up! Greeters: Susan Regnier, Ushers: Paul Anderson, Liturgists: Inez Gulbrandson, Communion Server: Church Office, Projectionists: Church Office, Sound Techs: Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship: Anita Kivisto,

13 Update on Parking Lot Project PAGE 13 St. Paul s United Methodist Church has a rich heritage of Christian ministry, and our beautiful building and grounds provide a welcoming atmosphere for worship and ministry within the community. Our trustees have long identified the parking lot as being a priority that is in need of major work. The lot has been repaired many times over the last many years to the point where the experts tell us that repair is no longer a viable option. The current uneven surface is difficult for many of our older members to navigate, and presents an insurance risk in the event that someone falls and is injured. There are also restrictions placed by the city of Green Bay in terms of what we are allowed to do in repairing/ replacing the parking lot. The trustees have done an excellent job of finding an affordable solution, and this year looks like a favorable time to complete this project compared to bids that have been received in the past. The project was approved by the Board of Trustees, Finance and Church Council with work to be completed this summer. All members and friends will receive a mailing detailing the work and providing a 3 year pledge card to support this project. The full project will cost $85,000. We have $45,000 on hand for the project from our capital improvement fund and will seek to raise the remaining $50,000 over the next three years. Church Council has approved the establishment of a line of credit as needed that will be paid off as monies are received. You will receive more information in the mail over the next few weeks. Members of Trustees and Finance will be available for any detailed question that you may have between services on February 8 and 15 in Room 107. If you have questions after these information sessions, please contact: Kris Engebretson ( ) George Rather ( ) Ken Graetz ( )

14 Sunday Volunteers... PAGE 14 February 1 8:00 9:00 10:15 Liturgist Warren Clark Lori Larson Ushers Ken Paitel, Linda Kurtz Dan Gage, John Dunlap Ken & Zona Graetz Darren & Lisa VanEss Greeters Lee & Vicky Harmon Mary Ann Koeller, Connie Shaw Sound/Projection Kris Engebretson, Kris Engebretson, John Wilson Coffee Fellowship Lynn Berndt February 8 8:00 9:00 10:15 Liturgist Teri Anderson Carol Lahey Ushers Paul Anderson, Dontay Johnson Jim Sorenson, John Wilson Kari Alvey, Darren/Lisa VanEss Connie Shaw, Jacque Steeno Greeters Hans & Susan Regnier Bill & Kathy Gaffney Sound/Projection Kris Engebretson, Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship Jean Hessil February 15 8:00 9:00 10:15 Liturgist Bob Unterburger Inez Gulbrandson Ushers Ken Paitel, Christy Faymonville Dan Gage, John Dunlap Ken & Zona Graetz Chad & Dawn Smith Greeters Hans & Susan Regnier John & Lori Larson Sound/Projection Kris Engebretson, Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship Lynn Clark February 22 8:00 9:00 10:15 Liturgist Dale Johnson Becky Krull Ushers Jim Sorenson, Betty Rogers Merle Cwiak, Connie Shaw Tom & Wanda Matuszewski Dave & Jesse Atkins Greeters Jack & Shirley Byler John & Liz Wilson Sound/Projection Kris Engebretson, Kris Engebretson, Coffee Fellowship Anita Kivisto There are many opportunities for YOU to say, YES! and fill in some of the blanks this month and in the months to come! Contact the church office: or office@stpaulsumcgb.com.

15 Reflections... PAGE 15 It is a time of new and exciting changes at St. Paul s! Please take a moment to read about some possible plans for our sanctuary from the Chancel Area Task Force: Chancel Area Changes: New Space for Ministry Over a number of years various discussions have taken place and ideas considered to make the chancel space more flexible physically for various worship and music settings and more visually open to the congregation. Drawings were made by a Chancel Area Task Force in At its January meeting, Church council unanimously approved a proposal presented by members of Music leaders, Trustees, Finance and Reach Teams. With the pipe organ console removed for repair, this was considered the optimal time to make changes. The more detailed proposal and drawing is available at the visitors desk but basically the changes would entail creating a large flat floor space by the removal of pews and carpet with the floor being finished in a hard ceramic/tile. In addition, the opening to the chancel area would be widened and the steps made deeper. This will make all uses of the chancel area easier to see and use for all musical groups, children s programs etc. While there are many benefits to making this change one of the most important is that it creates a small chapel area, which we sorely lack. With the removal of pews, chairs could easily be arranged to accommodate small prayer meetings, mid -week communion services, walk-in private prayer space on special days. Small weddings and funerals could also take place here in a scared, beautiful chapel setting. Funding for these changes will come from a couple of small existing funds designated for worship needs, Lumberjack support and Creative Ministries Fund. Individuals from the Chancel Task Force and the proposal team will be available in the Chancel area after worship services for the next 3-4 weeks to answer any questions that you might have. Task Force: Andy Zipperer, Rob Stevens, Kris Engebretson, John Wilson, Fred Monroe, Rev Diane.

16 Exciting News Opportunities for YOU! ST. PAUL S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 341 WILSON AVENUE GREEN BAY, WI RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. Postage P A I D Permit No. 444 Green Bay, WI Sunday School Info Make a Difference