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1 Trinity Lutheran Church Newsletter July 2012 Inside this issue: July Prayer Calendar 1 Pastor s Message 2 Vicar s Message 3 Congregation News 4-8 Lutheran High Highlights 9-10 South Wisconsin District Newsletter 11 Pastor: Rev. Darrel Bergelin Vicar: Joshua Scheil Summer Worship Services Thursday at 7:00 pm. Sunday at 9:30 am. Worship Services Beginning September 9, 2012, Sunday: 8:00 am & 10:30 am Test Your Bible Knowledge 12 Trinity Schedules The Monthly Newsletter of Trinity Lutheran Church Dedicated to the Glory of The Triune God The Sent to inform members and friends about the mission and ministry of the Lord s Church Triangle W2776 STH 32 HOWARDS GROVE, WI

2 July Prayer Calendar Page 1 1. Attend church together with your family today. 2. Pray the Lord s Prayer. 3. Remember to take God along. 4. Pray for our country and thank God for our freedom. 5. Say a prayer for the senior citizens of our country. 6. Life is fragile, handle with prayer. 7. Remember our shut-ins with a card or visit. 8. Start the day right, worship with your family today. 9. Share your faith with someone today. 10. Thank the Lord for all your blessings. 11. Pray for all missionaries everywhere. 12. Read the Ten Commandments. 13. Listen and pray for Morning Mediations. 14. Do a kind deed for someone today. 15. This is the day the Lord has made, let s worship and be glad in it. 16. Thank God for this day and his guidance. 17. Start your day in prayer to Jesus. 18. Read Psalm 195, a Psalm of praise. 19. Pray for all activities and organizations of our church. 20. Thank you Lord for the countless blessings we enjoy as Americans. 21. Pray for all the leaders of our country. 22. Ask God to prepare your heart for worship today. 23. The Lord is good and his love endures forever. 24. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and forever. 25. Rejoice in the Lord always. 26. Read John 3: Read Luther s morning prayer. 28. Life is fragile, handle with prayer. 29. Worship with your family at Trinity. 30. Need a good book to read, how about the Bible? 31. Thank God for bringing you safely through the month. Trinity Prayer Chain...If you would like a prayer added to the prayer chain, please Barbara Wolfert at prayer.chain4u@yahoo.com or call her at home at This prayer chain is for all prayers. Prayers of praise, thankfulness, sickness, traveling, etc.. Ephesians 6:18 And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the saints.

3 Pastor s Message Page 2 Dear Friends in Christ, Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and forever. Everything else is subject to change. The truth is, everything else does change. Sometimes change is good and sometimes change is bad. Things change for the better and things change for the worse. All one knows for sure is that things change. What is changing in your life at this time? Do you consider it to be a good thing or not? Whatever it might be, I would encourage you to remember that your Lord stays the same. The same Lord you came to know as a child or as an adult is exactly the same today. He is always with you. He always cares for you. You can always count on him for help. How many times in life have you looked back and reflected on how the Lord was there for you and brought you through different things? Has there ever been a yesterday when the Savior turned his back on you? That simply doesn t happen. Now since the Lord is always the same and does not change, I can be assured He will be with me today. I only need to look at all the yesterday s of life to see how He will help today. That truly is the way it will be forever. It sure feels good in this changing world and life to know that my Lord stays the same. I find that very comforting. On another note, July marks again the celebration of the birthday of our country. We all certainly have much to be thankful for when we reflect on the many freedoms we enjoy as citizens of this land. It is so easy to take them for granted. What a blessing to be able to worship the Triune God freely. What a blessing to be able to express our faith in an open manner. I would remind each and every person reading this to never take freedoms for granted. I would encourage you to hold our country and all our leaders in government up in prayer to the Lord on a regular basis. We all need each other s prayers if we wish to carry out the will of the Lord in our lives. May our gracious God continue to watch over our land and shower His blessings upon us. May we be a people who desire to be faithful to the Lord. Serving our Savior Pastor Bergelin

4 Vicar s Message Page 3 The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon me, because the LORD has anointed me to bring good news to the poor; he has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to those who are bound; Isaiah 61:1 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Now that we are in the month of July we celebrate Independence Day, the day that we broke off from England and became our own country. During this time, it is a time of patriotism and celebration, and looking all over the world, the month of July is when many countries celebrate their own independence. Truly we can give thanks to the Lord God for our continued freedom in this country, and we celebrate alongside our fellow countrymen and join in the festivities. But as a Christian, what does independence really mean? Sure we enjoy the civil liberties that this country has to offer and I think that most of us would agree that we would not want to live in any other country in the world. But this liberty and freedom that Christ is proclaiming is not the same as what the Bible talks about. Instead we are free from the slavery of sin. Not that we won t sin, because we are after all fallen creatures. But the truth is that we are free from the consequences of sin, so that we won t have to face the punishment that our sin earned. Christ s death and resurrection has freed us from the guilt and slavery of sin, so that we might stand up against sin and the devil knowing that our sins are forgiven. So many people in our world think freedom is the ability to do anything that you want, anyway you want, and anytime you want, but that isn t true freedom. We as Christians are the only ones who know what true freedom is, because doing whatever the sinful flesh desires isn t freedom at all; it is subjecting yourself to slavery to the sinful flesh. As we celebrate Independence Day, may we remember what true Independence is all about, the freedom to live as Christians. Your Servant in Christ, Vicar Scheil

5 Congregation news Page 4 Trinity Website The churches new website is officially up and running! Our new website can be found at trinityhowardsgrove.org. The new website is much easier to use. You can get bible passages of the day, connect with other members, and get news and information about things going on at church! Our sermons will be posted soon. We also have a Facebook page at facebook.com/trinityhowards and a twitter page at twitter.com/trinityhowards addresses The Trinity Church Staff addresses have changed. Pastor Bergelin pastorbergelin@trinityhowardsgrove.org Vicar Scheil vicar@trinityhowardsgrove.org Toni Post secretary@trinityhowardsgrove.org Parades Our church is participating in the 4 th of July Parade at 9:00 a.m. The route will be starting on North 7 th Street at Center Ave., east on Michigan Avenue, and south on Broughton Drive. We are also participating in the Silver Dollar Parade in Howards Grove on July 14, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. The parade route is Wisconsin Drive South to College Ave., East on College Ave. to North River Parkway, and North River Parkway to Silver Dollar Days. Pre School There are still openings for the school year. We are looking for a caring, Christian person to be our Pre-School substitute teacher for next year for varying hours. You should have an Early Childhood Certificate. We will also need someone for extended care, before Pre-school and after Pre-school. If you are interested, or have questions, contact the Pre-school teacher, Marilyn Heinemann, Pastor Bergelin, or Toni at the church office at Congratulations to our High School and College Graduates. Kiel High School: Jordan Liermann, Tim Bertram, Jessica Scharenbroch.Lindsey Hoewisch St. Norbert s College, Bachelors in Fine Arts and an emphasis in Graphic Design. Danielle Plocar Minnesota State College, Southwest Technical Red Wing, MN with a degree in Band Instrument Repair

6 Congregation news continued... Page 5 Vacation Bible School Our Vacation Bible School was once again a huge success thanks to our VBS Director Angie Schorer and all the teachers, helpers and of course snack givers. Our theme for this year was The Amazing Desert Journey Director: Angie Schorer, Pre-School-Kindergarten Teacher: Ann Parnitzke, Helpers: McKenna Kolb, Natalie McCraw. Class: Sam Parnitzke, Aaron Schorer, Mikena Grunewald, Gunnar Larson, Logan Wiggins, Kaitlyn Koenig, James Korpi, Annika Liermann. Elementary Teacher: Andrea Binversie, Helpers: Anne McCraw, Cindy Heuver. Class: Karly Grunewald, Brayden Peter, Josie Larson, Ellie Schueler, Ava Priebe, Pierce Hoewisch, Max Kroll, Joshua Schorer, Lauren Kolb, Derek Schueler, Matthew Schorer, Claire McCraw, Magnus Larson, Drake Schirmer, Nathan Korpi, Aaron Korpi, Sami Kroll, Isaac Boldt, Abby Boldt. Kitchen Help: Vivian Kleppek. The VBS offering was $ and went to LCMS World Relief and Human Care for the Clean Water Project V B S 2012 "The Amazing Desert Journey"

7 Congregation news continued... Page 6 Eileen Perronne St. Paul s Lutheran Church, Howards Grove Margaret Yonke St. John Lutheran Church, Townsend, WI Norene Bauer St. Paul s Lutheran Church, Howards Grove Connie Schmitt Grace Presbyterian Church, Orleans Ontario, Canada Eileen and Jerry Brandt St. Mary Catholic Faith Community Church, Hales Corners, WI Gilbert Lorenzen St. Joseph Parish, Elk Mound, WI Walter and Valeria Rohde Faith Lutheran Church, Appleton, WI Special Offerings for July 2012 is St. Mark s Food Pantry. St. Mark s Food Pantry provides food to Sheboygan County area recipients in need of food. They are open the first and third Friday of each month from 11:00 a.m.to 1:00 p.m. A monthly special offering envelope is included in your envelope packet. Members are encouraged to use these special offering envelopes. Remember to put your name on the envelope along with the recipient. The 14 th annual playing of the Carl John Halleen Peanut Bowl Classic will be held on July 7, 2012 at Quit Qui Oc Golf Club in Elkhart Lake, WI. Carl Halleen was a long-time member and faithful servant of St. Paul's LCMS in Sheboygan. He also attended Trinity during the time he vacationed at his cottage on Cedar Lake in Kiel. As a memorial to him, his children and grandchildren began raising funds to support Trinity through a friendly game of golf. If you would like to participate in the outing, please contact Lisa Perry (Carl s granddaughter) LisaEPerry@me.com or (Pennsylvania number) for more details such as tee-times and registration process. Elders Corner: The disciples were overjoyed when they saw the Lord. John 20:20 True happiness for us Christians is also seeing Jesus. Remember that we don t have to wait for eternity, we can see Jesus today! We see Him as he is revealed to us on Sunday in His word and the forgiveness of our sins and the strengthening of our faith at communion. If we focus our thoughts on what is truly important in our lives, then happiness and contentment won t seem like a mirage, a vision that moves away as we get closer. Lord, how anxiously we wait the joys you have in store for us in heaven. Please help us to avail ourselves of every opportunity for true happiness and contentment in your word and sacrament. Amen.

8 Congregation news continued Page 7 July 1 July 3 July 4 July 5 July 6 July 7 July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11 July 12 July 13 July 15 July 16 July 17 July 18 July 19 July 20 July 22 July 23 July 24 July 25 July 26 July 27 July 28 July 29 July 31 Jodi Berglund Pam Miller, Wayne Goedeke Jason Grunewald, Kathy Kaat Carolyn Grunewald Charles Albrecht Doug Renzelmann, Pat Scharinger Allan Bramstedt, Carlen Sebald Samuel Parnitzke, Tom Weber Rachel Brickner, Kim Holler LaVerne Weber, Vicar Joshua Scheil Carlea Liermann, Mike Winter Milton Breher, Ashley Kanter Crystal Luecke, George Marthenze Kay Waldschmidt Ron Plocar, Zack Parnitzke Andy Endreas, Greg Henschel, Isaac Henschel, Lloyd Luecke Jean Hiebing, Diana Reyer, Andrew Gardner Myron Steffen Pastor Bergelin, Jon Plocar Daniel Englebert David Born, Marion Gerke Marilyn Herzog, Kari Jo Richter Rachel Richter, Karen Vasconi Todd Breher Vickie Cudworth, Jody Dirks, Allen Lindekugel Denise Bergelin, Jeremey Berglund, Mikala Jost, Terry Parnitzke Adela Damrow Steve Luecke

9 Congregation news continued Page 8 July 1 Marvin and Laverne Siegert 1950 July 3 Ron and Dianne Marks 1975 July 7 Mike and Vicky Milbrath 1989 July 7 James and Connie Hansen 1984 July 11 Eric and Sue Fehlhaber 1981 July 14 Gary and Dawn Hopf 1979 July 15 Steven and Wendy Forward 1989 July 18 Harold and Eleanor Nick 1951 July 18 Gordon and Amanda Heffernan 2009 July 21 Jim and Anne McCraw 1990 July 22 Richard and Becky Merkel 1972 July 23 Mark and Karen Plocar 1983 July 26 Jerome and Mona Jaeger 1975 July 28 Glen and Vickie Cudworth 1973 July 29 Ron and Joanne Bramstedt 1967 July 31 Eric and Tammy Stelter 2010 Flowers July 1 Altar: The Dirks Family in honor of Marvin and Laverne s Anniversary Pedestal: Carolyn Grunewald Birthday July 8 Altar: Tom and Laverne Weber Birthdays July 15 Altar: Gary and Dawn Hopf 33 rd Wedding Anniversary Pedestal: Dawn and Jared Kessel Wedding July 22 Altar: Mark and Karen Plocar 29 th Wedding Anniversary Pedestal: Jon Plocar 21 st Birthday July 29 Altar: Ronnie and Jean Bramstedt 45 th Wedding Anniversary Bulletin Sponsorship July 15 Jim and Toni Post Newsletter Ron and Joann Bramstedt 45 th Wedding Anniversary

10 Lutheran High Highlights Page 9 Neat Numbers Baseball fans have an affinity for numbers and statistics.often when people think of Yankee great, Joe DiMaggio,they recall his incredible 56- game hitting streak. Cal Ripken Jr., aka Iron Man, is renowned for his playing in 2,632 straight games. Cy Young still has the all-time highest number of wins for a major league pitcher at 511.Current Yankee, Alex Rodriguez, and legendary Yankee, Lou Gehrig, have the most career grand slams in baseball history each with 23 (As agehrig fan, I m hoping A-Rod does not break this record). The last player to hit over.400 in a season was Ted Williams when he hit.406 in Personally, I hope the number of World Series Championships won by the Milwaukee Brewers 0 changes sometime soon or at least in my lifetime. Speaking of numbers, Neat Repeats Lutheran High s thrift store located between the Pick-n-Save and Kmart in Plymouth recently celebrated and gave thanks for its own impressive number--$300,000. You read that right. Neat Repeats, in less than three full years, recently went over the $300,000 mark in total sales. We give thanks to God for this incredible blessing. During these last three years, with a tough economy and other fiscal challenges, God saw fit to provide Lutheran High the fruitful blessings of Neat Repeats while serving the community at the same time. God s timing is always good as is His grace, mercy, and abundance. If you have not had the opportunity to shop or see Neat Repeats, we encourage you to stop out and visit. People are amazed at the size, organization, and neatness of the store as well as the variety of high quality items available at low prices. You will fall in love with the place on your first visit. Best of all, every purchase you make directly supports your Lutheran High School. Neat Repeats would not be the miracle story it is without giving thanks to God for everything He provides as well as the many dedicated volunteers who give so much time to the store. Our volunteers love working at Neat Repeats, and they give so much love and attention to the store. If you are interested in helping out at the store, please Darlene Mech, who coordinates our volunteers, at dr.darlenemech@gmail.com We would love to have your help! Lutheran High s mission is To Prepare Christian Leaders One Student at a Time. Your help, in whatever form it comes financial donations, volunteering Neat Repeats, etc. allows us share the love of Christ with each student. Thank you for making an eternal difference in the lives of our young people. In Jesus name, Dr. James A. Pingel I I Executive Director

11 Lutheran High Highlights Page 10 HarvestFest - Saturday October 6 Lutheran High will again Celebrate His Harvest on Saturday, October 6th. Harvestfest will take place in the Lutheran High gym. As you work on your gardens, please consider contributing and participating in this fun event. It promises to be a very special evening for Lutheran High parents and friends and will help support the ministry of Lutheran High. The entertainment promises to be engaging and fun! You can help by donating: Preserves (jams, jellies, applesauce, pickles, salsa, etc.) Garden & orchard edibles (apples,pears, melons, etc.) Garden Beauty (plants, bulbs and flowers) Home Brews (Cider, root beer, beer, wine, liquors) Artisan crafts (Quilts, embroidery, outdoor furniture, etc.) Baked goods (pies, breads, cookies,cakes, muffins) Confectionary (homemade chocolates, candies, caramel corn, etc) Soups (Your own specialties!) If you would like to be a part of the planning for this event, or if you have any questions, please call the Lutheran High office at Love and Be Loved Katie Immel Memorial Fun Run August 17th - 6:30-10:00 pm 6:30 pm Registration 7:00 pm 4KRun Run/walk for fun and to raise funds that benefit cancer research and the Katie Immel Memorial Scholarship Fund at Sheboygan Lutheran High School. Cost to participate is $15 - includes awards for the top three men and women runners, t-shirt, button and fun with family and friends. For more event details or to register online, visit katierun12.wordpress.com. Kids From Wisconsin Performance Benefits LHS Gonna Move to a Different Beat Saturday, July 14th (7:30 p.m. at the Stephanie H. Weill Center) Lutheran High is excited to report that the very popular KIDS FROM WISCONSIN troupe comes to Sheboygan for a special night. Lutheran High s recent graduate and Sheboygan hometown girl, Rachel Maxon, is a singer/dancer in the KIDS FROM WISCONSIN entourage. Through a very special arrangement, and after expenses are paid to the Weill Center, the monies raised from the event will be donated to Lutheran High School. Tickets (Adults $18 and Senior Citizens & Students $16) can be purchased at the Stephanie Weill Center.

12 South Wisconsin District Newsletter July Prayer Calendar Page 11 Page 1 Joy and partnership in life together Brothers and sisters in Christ: Quite often when we read through Paul s letter to the Philippians, we focus on the joy that Paul continually expressed throughout this letter. It begins in the very first chapter of this letter. Paul tells the Philippian believers: In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now. Those are important words. Those words are an opening window into Paul s heart and soul. Though he is under arrest, awaiting trial before Caesar, though he has never been charged with a crime, Paul is not feeling sorry for himself. Rather he is excited. He is filled with joy because he has seen what God has been able to do in places like Philippi. There is a church in Philippi. There are believers there. There are partners in the gospel there. That gospel is what united the Philippians into a common fellowship. That gospel unites us in a common faith. That means that, though we are separated from the Philippians by thousands of years, we are partners in the gospel with them. Together with the Philippians we share a common faith in Jesus as our Savior. It is God s gift to us. Together with the Philippians we share in the Savior s blessings of love and forgiveness. Together with the Philippians we share the Savior s life. We are partners, sharing in the gospel; partners here, and partners with all the other congregations and believers that make up our Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Now what are we going to do with the partnership the koinonia that our Lord has given to us? We haven t earned it ourselves. Like everything else that we have as God s people, koinonia is his gift to us. What will we do with it? How will we live it out? That sacrifice is for us. That blood is shed as payment for our sins of neglect and our sins of rebellion. Jesus dies our death so that we might truly be the people of God, people who set free from sin to now measure our lives by the shadow of the cross. That s the encouragement of the Apostle Paul who writes in the second chapter of this letter: Complete my joy by being of the same mind, having the same love, being in full accord and of one mind. Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others. Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus, who, though he was in the form of God, did not count equality with God a thing to be grasped, but emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant, being born in the likeness of men. And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross. May God bless us as we live out our convention theme of Life forgiven, life together. Rev. John C. Wille SWD president

13 Test your bible knowledge Page 12 ACROSS 1. appointed the of the priests and the Levites (Neh 13:30) KJV 6. mystery that has been kept hidden for and generations (Col 1:26) 10. God made them and female (Mark 10:6) 14. and like out of dry ground (1,4) (Isa 53:2) 15. if the has faded and has not spread in the skin (Lev 13:6) 16. Israel, who pursued of righteousness (1,3) (Rom 9:31) 17. when Nabal was, his wife told him all (1 Sam 25:37) 18. Adams first home (Gen 2:8) 19. the increase of thy, and the flocks (Deut 7:13) (KJV) 20. I denied myself nothing my eyes (Eccl 2:10) 22. Fools mock at making for sin (Prov 14:9) 25. upon Sodom and upon Gomorrah brimstone and (Gen 19:24) 26. and their round like the moon (Isa 3:18) KJV 27. the tendon attached to the of the hip (Gen 32:31-32) 31. Light is upon the righteous and joy on the upright (Ps 97:11) 34. Jesus found a young donkey and sat it (John 12:14) 35. Above all, guard your heart (Prov 4:23) 37. men into the city that day as men steal in (2 Sam 19:3) 41. The price for his is to be based on the (Lev 25:50) 43. began shouting: "Great is of the Ephesians!" (Acts 19:28) 45. not into the path of the wicked (Prov 4:14) 46. Who shall change our body, that it may be (Phil 3:21) 48. more than over ninety and just persons (Luke 15:7) 49. what is a man profited, if he shall the whole (Matt 6:26) 51. as if he were a treading the clay (Isa 41:25) 53. Then these men went as a and found Daniel (Dan 6:11) 56. eyes of the LORD, which to and fro (Zech 4:10) NKJV 58. but he ends up with a mouth full of (Prov 20:17) 59. where moth and rust destroy, and where break (Matt 6:19) 63. let us not in word, neither in tongue; but in (1 John 3:18) 64. had feet like those of and a mouth like (1,4) (Rev 13:2) 66. are creatures of little strength (Prov 30:25) 68. not the least stroke of will by any means (1,3) (Matt 5:18) 69. stop, end (Ps 46:9) 70. at the fields! They are ripe for harvest (John 4:35) 71. Then the beasts go into, and remain (Job 37:8) 72. The shall serve the younger (Romans 9:12) 73. sent me from Kadesh-barnea to out the land (Josh 14:7) KJV

14 Trinity Schedules Page 13 Greeters July 1 9:30 a.m. Dick and Sharon Horness and Nathan and Jennie Cassity July 5 7:00 p.m. Brian and Vicki Andrews and Glenn and Diana Reyer July 8 9:30 a.m. Gene and Carol Bubolz and Ken Korb July 12 7:00 p.m. Dale and Diane Neese and Allan and Donna Bramstedt July 15 9:30 a.m. Jan and Deb Grunewald and Vince and Kathy Shircel July 19 7:00 p.m. Scott and Linda Plocar and Dave and Robie Scharinger July 22 9:30 a.m. Dan and Tracey Schueler and Mark and Karen Plocar July 26 7:00 p.m. Jack and Sue Kober and Peter and Kathy Franz Ushers Thursday 7:00 Sunday 9:30 July 1 2 July 5 5 July 8 2 July 12 5 July 15 2 July 19 5 July 22 2 July 26 5 July 29 2 Video Tapers July 1 Lance Liermann July 8 Jim Post July 15 Jordan Liermann July 22 Jim Post July 29 Lance Liermann Usher Roster Early Service Late Service Team #1 Team #2 Steve Forward Allen Dirks Ron Bramstedt Don Hopf Jack Kober Kevin Kolb Dan Schueler Mark Schorer Larry Bender Team #3 Team #4 Derek Bergelin Gene Bubolz Peter Franz Dick Horness Glen Reyer Ben Plocar Kirk Hoewisch Mark Plocar Dale Hopf Jeff Sixel Nathan Cassity Team #5 Team #6 Allan Bramsedt Gary Jopf Jeff Korb Chris Liermann Dave Scharinger Lance Liermann Aaron Kuhlow Vince Shircel Dick Schoessow Jordan Liermann Early Subs Late Subs Williard Kuhlow Brian Andrews Jan Grunewald Jan Grunewald Robbie Scharinger

15 Trinity schedules continued... Page 14 Acolyte Schedule July 1 9:30 John Gessler, Noah Liermann July 5 7:00 Rachel Brickner, Sierra Schober July 8 9:30 Jeremey Berglund, Nick Brickner July 12 7:00 Natalie McCraw, McKenna Kolb July 15 9:30 Katy Berg, Monique Brandt July 19 7:00 Rachel Richter, Rachel Brickner July 22 9:30 Sarah Gardner, Sierra Schobert July 26 7:00 McKenna Kolb, Natalie McCraw July 29 9:30 Noah Liermann, Nick Brickner Sunday, July 1 Thursday, July 5 Friday, July 6 Saturday, July 7 Sunday, July 8 July 2012 Calendar 9:30 a.m. Family Worship with Communion 7:00 p.m. Family Worship Vicar Free Day Carl John Halleen Peanut Bowl Classic Golf Tournament 9:30 a.m. Family Worship June 18-July 1 July 2-15 July July 30-August 12 Altar Guild Sharon Horness, Connie Bitter Linda Hopf, Kathy Franz Margie Born, Anne McCraw Robbie Scharinger, Kay Schorer Thursday, July 12 Friday, July 13 Saturday, July 14 7:00 p.m. Family Worship with Communion Vicar Free Day 3:00 p.m. Bergelin/Kesel Wedding July 1 July 8 July 15 July 22 July 29 Rocky Knoll Tape Runners Harvey Grunewald Wanda Brickner Gilbert Lorenzen Larry Brendel Harvey Grunewald Sunday, July 15 Monday, July 16 Wednesday, July 18 Thursday, July 19 Friday, July 20 9:30 a.m. Family Worship with Communion 7:00 p.m. LHS Board 2:00 p.m. Progressive 7:00 p.m. Family Worship Vicar Free Day July 2 July 9 July 16 July 23 July 30 Channel 990 Taper Runners Char Baumann Lucy Roediger John Roediger Judy Luecke Char Baumann Sunday, July 22 Thursday, July 26 Friday, July 27 Sunday, July 29 9:30 a.m. Family Worship 10:30 a.m. Voters Meeting Family Worship with Communion Vicar s Free Day 9:30 a.m. Family Worship with Communion

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