Mission Tidings. North Wisconsin District. A Time For Everything Ecclesiastes Ecclesiastes 3:1-8. Kim Zastrow

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1 Mission Tidings North Wisconsin District Volume XLIX, Issue 1 District President Kim Zastrow W9121 Cty Rd A Shawano, WI tipler@frontiernet.net 1 st Vice President Dottie Neumann nd Ave Chippewa Falls, WI gramdro@hotmail.com 2 nd Vice President Vi Golz PO Box 181 Gresham, WI rollie@ezwebtech.com Recording Secretary Carol Fuhrman N476 Cty Rd J Tigerton, WI cmfuhr@frontiernet.net Corresponding Secretary Sue Ebert 565 Prospect Circle Shawano, WI sebert@shawanojobcenter.com Financial Secretary Annette Schmidt PO Box 186 Caroline, WI schmas@charter.net Treasurer Arlene Jank 3826 Henry St Wausau, WI 5443 oajank@juno.com Senior Counselor Rev. John Trewyn W288 Granton Rd. Granton, WI greenbay45@hotmail.com Junior Counselor Rev. Peter Speckhard 1245 Grignon Green Bay, WI 5431 pspeckhard@hotmail.com A Time For Everything Ecclesiastes Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 As we grow older, time seems to pass by faster. Do you ever think to yourself I wish I had more time? Or Where has time gone? Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven. Time can take on a different meaning for each person. Christmas is a time to take in children s programs and hear them sing and share the Good News about our Lord and Savior s birth. Verse two of Ecclesiastes 3 reads, A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted. We are in the midst of winter and cold weather; then comes spring a time to plant and watch God s love grow and a time when Jesus suffered, died, and rose again for our salvation. Verse eight says, A time to love, and a time to hate; a time for war, and a time for peace. With war among us, we pray for peace, for branches of the military who give their time willingly to keep us safe, and for our missionaries that the Holy Spirit will continue to guide them and bring non-believers to know Christ as their Savior. As we begin a New Year, what will you do with your time? Here are some ideas... * Mentor another woman * Encourage a pastor to attend one of your rallies * Attend the spring Young Women / Young at Heart Retreat or the Fall LWML (Lutheran Women s Missionary League) Retreat * Lead a Bible Study or attend one * Invite someone to an LWML meeting Whatever you decide to do with your time, continue to grow in the knowledge of The Word and be willing servants of the Lord! May the new year bring peace and blessings to each and every one of you! Serving Him Gladly, Kim Zastrow Mission Tidings (USPS ) is published quarterly by the North Wisconsin District Lutheran Women s Missionary League, an auxiliary of the North Wisconsin Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. Lutheran Center, 313 Seymour Lane, Wausau, WI Known office of publication: Mission Tidings, 12 S. Elm Street, Bonduel, WI Cost of Mission Tidings is covered by Mite Box contributions. Periodical postage paid at Wausau, WI 5441 and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Mission Tidings, N9625 Krull Rd., Bonduel, WI 5417.

2 27 Dates to Remember February Mission Tidings deadline (May Issue) NWD LWML Executive Committee & Board meeting at Rib Mountain Lutheran Church, Wausau Archivist/Historian Elaine Hess 132 Cresent Dr Wausau, WI 5441 emhess@verizon.net Mission Tidings Louise Reisler, Editor 12 South Elm Street Bonduel, WI 5417 coachnfam@tds.net March April May Young Women & Young At Heart Retreat at Camp Luther Mission Tidings Deadline (July Issue) NWD LWML Executive Committee & Board meeting at St. Mark s Lutheran Church, Wausau 2 Christian Life Arlene Kerstner, Chairman 856 Pine Rd Crandon, WI 5452 akkerstner@frontiernet.net Janet Hahn, Assistant N5674 Cty Hwy E Deerbrook, WI jhahn@dwave.net Friends Into Serving Him Kelly Lamkin W889 Cty Rd A Shawano, WI lamkink@uwgb.edu Human Care Chairman Jeanne Wilman 62 Second Ave North Park Falls, WI jjwilman@centurytel.net Leader Development Linda Pelot Cty Rd Q WI Rapids, WI lmpelot@wctc.net Meeting Manager Carol Stanek Zastrow Rd Gillett, WI cjschurchlady@hotmail.com Mission Advocacy & Grants Director Kay Longsdorf N4895 Cty Rd D Arkansaw, WI kdlong@nelson-tel.net Dorothy Krull, Circulation N9625 Krull Rd Bonduel, WI 5417 twinlfarm@aol.com MMV Leah Lehman 265 Liberty Estates Tigerton, WI leahlhmn@frontiernet.net Karol Selle 3177 State Hwy 66 Rosholt, WI sellecr@wi-net.com Parliamentarian Shirley Hein E7853 Cty Tk O Clintonville, WI shein@frontiernet.net Structure Chairman Joyce Voss S 93 David Ct Eleva, WI jmvoss49@charter.net Public Relations Director Debra Vought 7134 Timbershore Ln Three Lakes, WI debbievought@hotmail.com Web Developer Karol Selle 3177 State Hwy 66 Rosholt, WI sellecr@wi-net.com YWR Coordinator Anne Hartman S 7515 Davis Dr Eau Claire, WI 5471 amhartman@charter.net June August September November National LWML Convention in Sioux Falls, South Dakota Mission Tidings deadline (October Issue) Fall Retreat registration due NWD LWML Executive Committee & Board meeting at Camp Luther NWD LWML Fall Retreat at Camp Luther Mission Tidings deadline (January 28 Issue) Christian Life Workshop Statement of Ownership Management and Circulation Title of Publication: Mission Tidings Publication Number Filing date: September 26, 26 Issue Frequency: Quarterly Number of issues published annually: 4 Annual subscription price: $ Complete mailing address: Mission Tidings, C/O Louise Reisler 12 S. Elm Street, Bonduel, WI 5417 Location of Headquarters of General Business Of: N WI Lutheran Women s Missionary League (LWML) N WI District Lutheran Church Missouri Synod (LCMS) 313 Seymour Lane, P.O. Box 864 Wausau, WI Publisher: same as 7 above Louise Reisler, 12 S. Elm Street, Bonduel, WI 5417 Issue dates for circulation data: 11/5 8/6 Extent and nature of circulation a. Total number of copies b. Paid outside county Paid inside county Paid outside the mails Paid other classes of mail c. Total paid distribution d. Free distribution outside county Free distribution inside county Free mailed at other classes Free distributed outside the mail e. Free distribution outside mail f. Total distribution g. Copies not distributed h. Total i. Percent paid Average 4,125 2, ,976 3, , Single Issue(8/6) 3,685 2,155 1, ,639 3, , I certify that the statements made by me above are correct and complete. Louise Reisler, Editor 9/26/26

3 A fter attending the district LWML convention in Green Bay, it is easy to get excited about attending the national convention in Sioux Falls, South Dakota in June of 27! After all, there were hundreds of women in Green Bay, all singing and praying as we focused on the mission task given to us by our Lord and Savior. When the theme of the convention was announced ROCK (REST ON CHRIST THE KING) immediately a song from my teenage years came to mind, Rock My Soul. When I was a teen, Peter, Paul, and Mary performed this song in concert with audience participation. As I thought about this song, I also thought that it would be interesting if this rock was the same rock as the Rock of Ages I never think of just one song! When I got home, I used the Internet to research my teenage memory. In just a few minutes, I had not only the information I remembered about a folk song, but also the chorus and lyrics to the spiritual Rock O My Soul. I discovered that this hymn was first sung during the time of the Underground Railroad, the system the abolitionists used to help slaves escape to freedom. The slaves using the Underground Railroad were hopeful and prayerful about a land that promised freedom. That sure made me think of the women with whom I had just shared a wonderful experience of hope and prayer as we considered the mission work of the LWML. When we Christians REST ON CHRIST OUR KING, we are looking forward to the promised land that Jesus spoke about as His kingdom; we are promised an eternity with Christ, an eternity bought by His precious blood shed on the cross for us. So the ROCK OF MY SOUL is the same ROCK as the ROCK OF AGES and the same ROCK who the women of the LWML will meet at Sioux Falls! What a comfort to know that we can REST ON CHRIST OUR KING! I m not sure, but I think Jesus has redeemed me, a lost and condemned person, purchased and won me from all sins, from death, and from the power of the devil. Wouldn t it sound a bit strange to hear someone say that? We re used to listing all the wondrous things God has done for us and then saying, This is most certainly true, not I m not sure, but I think so. And the difference between the two responses shows up not merely in how we memorize things, but in how we live. Do we really live as if the creed were most certainly true? Is it really possible that people are enslaved to sin, death and hell, and that our proclamation might be the way in which God sets them free? If we aren t sure, then of course our missionary efforts will be cautious, tepid, and exploratory. But if we are sure, then our missionary efforts will be bold, relentless, and forceful. So in a way, our dedication to evangelism illustrates the difference between This is most certainly true and I m not sure, but I think The LWML played a big role in my first call out of seminary. I was a missionary-at-large starting a new congregation. The LWML gave us several grants. The money came from some committee of the LWML, but where they got it mite boxes most likely, but how many people contributed? I never knew. But more than having operating funds, it made a big difference to be part of a synod with so many anonymous donors, so many people dedicated to spreading the Word, so many people being bold, relentless, and forceful about mission work. Sure, they might not be standing on street-corners with signs or cold-calling strangers (but they might have been, who knows?) so it not might have seemed very bold, but it was. It showed a willingness to do what can be done, big or small. As the new junior counselor for LWML of the NWD (North Wisconsin District), I admit that there are many things I m not sure about. A lot of this is new to me, so I m banking on your patience and willingness to help me figure out my role as we go along. But what I am sure about is the pure Gospel, the LCMS s mission, and the LWML s critical role both in raising the funds for it and in giving people outlets to live their faith, to have something to do or somewhere to go with the faith that says, This is most certainly true. Yours in Christ, Pastor Peter Speckhard Junior Pastoral Counselor In Christ s Love, Jan Hahn Christian Life Assistant CHRISTIAN LIFE The annual Christian Life Workshop was held at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Wausau on November 5 & 6, 26. In attendance were 3 zone Christian Life chairmen, three zone presidents, and Kim Zastrow, our district president. Rev. Daniel Thews, pastor of Faith Lutheran, Appleton, presented the spring rally Bible study topic: Don't Worry, Be Happy! Rev. Michael Scholz, pastor of Luther Memorial, River Falls, presented the fall rally Bible study topic: There is Help in the Hills. The attendees participated in dramas for each topic, two pianists enhanced our singing, and everyone shared a special treat for our amazing grazing table! The ladies are enthused to present these relevant Bible studies at the 27 rallies. ~ Arlene Kerstner Christian Life Chairman 3

4 CONVENTION 27 Have You Started To Gather Your Gifts From The Heart? This year there are no limits on the number you can bring truly give from the heart at the 27 LWML Convention in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, June 21-24! And, it s time to get in shape for two pledge walks, one on Saturday morning for those early risers and another during lunch Saturday. These Rockin Trails help raise money for missions, so sign up your supporter now! Dr. Mary Manz Simon, best-selling author and well-known speaker, is the Bible study leader who will share with us her insight of God s Word. In addition, we are privileged to have as our keynote speaker Terry Kieschnick, first lady of the LCMS, wife of LCMS President Gerald Kieschnick! Terry has a heart for all women who serve the Lord with gladness; all of you who have heard her speak know she will give a sparkling address! Be there to hear her encourage us as we learn to truly ROCK! Rest On Christ the King! The city boasts an ideal setting to experience our theme. In beautiful Falls Park, the river cascades over rare, spectacular pink quartzite rock, which is the second-hardest rock next to diamonds. As a fantastic piece of God s creation, the stone illustrates perfectly how solid our ROCK is! There s a lot to get ready, so start planning for a ROCK-filled weekend in Sioux Falls! Visit for more information! *Don t forget banner designs for the NWD banner are due by February 1 st! Send colored pencil ideas on 8½ x 11 paper to Kim Zastrow. The NWD Executive Board will select a winning design on February 13. Convention Tour Bus Options QUICK BUS - June 2-24 Leave North Wisconsin on Wednesday, June 2, arriving in Sioux Falls in the evening to check into your convention hotel. Thursday is free-time choose from a servant event, choir practice, take a convention-offered tour, etc; convention begins Thursday evening. Departure following the close of the convention on Sunday, June 24; arrival in Wisconsin Sunday evening. While in Sioux Falls, enjoy shuttle bus transportation from the hotel to the convention center each morning and back to the hotel each evening. DO NOT make personal hotel reservations; rooms will be blocked through national LWML. Individual hotel room payment required before check out. COST: $239. per person for bus transportation. Hotel cost is unknown at this time. TOUR BUS - June 2-28 Leave North Wisconsin on Wednesday, June 2, arriving in Sioux Falls in the evening to check into your convention hotel. Thursday is free-time choose from a servant event, choir practice, take a convention-offered tour, etc; convention begins Thursday evening. While in Sioux Falls, enjoy shuttle bus transportation from the hotel to the convention center each morning and back to the hotel each evening. Enjoy the convention to its close on Sunday, June 24. Sunday departure to Deadwood, SD, for three days of touring the area. Sights/stops include Wall Drug Store; Big Thunder Gold Mine; Mount Rushmore; Chuck wagon BBQ at the Circle B Ranch, Tatanka; Passion Play at Spearfish, SD; historical guide at Deadwood; Badlands National Park; Corn Palace at Mitchell, SD. Included in the tour is luggage handling, professional driver, all tours listed, 4 nights lodging, 4 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 1 dinner. DO NOT make personal hotel reservations; rooms will be blocked through national LWML. Individual hotel room payment required before check out. COST per person: double $689; triple $659; quad $649; single $869. *4 nights lodging in Sioux Falls is NOT included in these prices. For more information, contact: Leah ( ), leahlhmn@frontiernet.net or Carol ( ), cjschurchlady@hotmail.com Tour Bus Registration Reservations due by April 15 final payments due by May 15. Send following WITH down payment to: Carol Stanke, Zastrow Rd., Gillet, WI OR Leah Lehman, 265 Liberty Estates, Tigerton, WI Name Address City Zip State Phone ( ) Check One: Quick Bus OR Tour Bus $1 deposit per person enclosed, payable to NW District 4

5 The Times They Are A Changing! Ladies we are growing old. More silver threads abound than gold. And we re set in all our ways Stuck on our one meeting day. We mark the dates of what will be Never look around to see If perhaps there is a need For someone new to plant a seed. We ve been faithful to the Lord, Walking as with one accord To grow in knowledge, grace, and love, Moving toward our home above. Mission education, inspiration too, Projects paid by mites saved by each of you. This is how it has been done, Will we cease when changes come? Oh, we feel the time go by And we look around and cry, Come, young ladies, hear us sigh We don t want our League to die! Just remember when we meet, Don t say change or take my seat. Roberts Rules must reign supreme And we must vote on everything! Yes, the times are a changing, but the call from Psalm 1:2 to Serve the Lord With Gladness will continue to be the strength of the Lutheran Women s Missionary League! ~Sue Ebert Zone 13 Leader Development Hey girl! Listen; hear the new beat, I just came back from a great retreat! We studied the Word and praised the Lord! There was sharing and laughs and crafts galore I m really pumped up because there s more, These Ladies in Mission really know the score! It s nothing like the old ones meeting here, Who seem to be caught in their own little sphere As they plant the flowers round the church sign, Make church suppers and quilt sometimes. I d like to grow in my walk with the Lord And make a difference as time will afford There s a mission Quarterly that s neat With Bible studies to keep things up-beat. This LWML, while not really new, Is there for us if we just follow through. We ll give our loose change, they call it mites Go to conventions for mission insights. It just goes on as there s much more to do, I ll call Sally, you call Mary Lou! We ll bring our little ones along And work together while pre-school is on! You find out how to make those kits, Then we ll exercise to keep nice and fit! The Bible study will help us to grow, Our Loving Lord better to know! Our time won t be long so we can t waste a minute But it will be special if we keep God in it! LEADER DEVELOPMENT The silly verses above are both valid! Serving the Lord With Gladness is what we do in the LWML! The traditional programs & meetings have been a foundation of growth and strength for the League. When the LWML began, these concepts that seem somewhat stagnant now, were very non-traditional to the activities of women in the church at that time. As we seek to serve today in again a much different setting the LWML will move forward to involve the women of the church through Human Care, Mite Grants, personal growth in Christ always striving to assist each woman to be all God has called her to be! As change continues, the traditional society can step up to the challenge by being a source of communication between young women s activities and the zone, district, and national LWML. Younger women have indicated that they prefer to cut to the chase and come together for a purpose, do it, and move on. We older societies have already established an information network; we can share with the younger women & their groups through the bulletin, mail boxes, a monthly newsletter, even ! We may be able to offer babysitting or perhaps keep an area of the church clean and stocked with toys so little ones can play while moms meet. We recognize our limitations increasing, but it is no different for the younger gals who want to see their kids ball games, keep their jobs, and still be a part of their church family. Though old-fashioned church suppers may soon be replaced by catered events, we remember that it s not the homemade, but the fellowship that makes it good anyway! And someday when our young women become empty-nesters, they just may become the next generation of quilters! Two Ministries for Native Americans Become One President Kieschnick has given his blessing to the union of Lutheran Association of Missionaries And Pilots U.S. and the Council For Lutheran American Indian Ministries this past August. Read more about this cross-cultural ministry based in Brookfield, Wisconsin by visiting their website, Thrivent Financial members may use Giving Plus gift matching forms to double a gift to the national LWML mite goal! Simply fill in Lutheran Women s Missionary League as the name of the institution, and St. Louis and Missouri as the city & state in the Gift Information portion. Need a form? Ask your church secreatry or download one at MISSION OUTREACH 5

6 FAITH IN ACTION Project Linus was not only the topic at the 26 fall rally of Zone 13, it was also the recipient of these beautiful quilt donations! The quilts were brought as surprise donations as an idea of Pat Falk, Zone 13 president. Jill Draves (second from right) was the guest speaker on behalf of Project Linus. At the August 26 Mission Circle Guest Night at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Bonduel, Mike Buchholz, Blake Artis, & Matthew Reep gave a PowerPoint presentation describing their experience after being accepted to participate in IMPACT Leadership Camp. The Mission Circle was one of several St. Paul organizations that contributed to fully cover the cost for four of St. Paul s youth to attend the Leadership Camp at Camp Luther. Not able to attend that evening was Chantelle Panske, also a member of St. Paul. These ladies from Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in Greenville (Zone 18) keep busy with many projects. Above: 124 school kits are assembled and sewn for Lutheran World Relief; supplies were collected with the help of their Sunday School children. Below: Completed banner for LWML Sunday, celebrated October 8, 26. From left: Pat Peters, Carol Rosewitz, Lois Holwiseh, Audrey Lee, Vi Heuer, Shirley Wechsler. Not pictured: Judy Wolfgram & Pam Ebert. Stamps for Missions Since its inception in 1995, the Stamps for Missions project of the NWD LWML has generated $6,228.64! Proceeds of this project benefit the operating budget of LCMS World Missions. When you save your postmarked stamps and bring them to rallies & conventions, one faithful Delores Westphal, a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church (Town of Washington) Bonduel, cuts & trims them all! Please help out this project by saving stamps (leaving at least ¼ around all sides), and remember that commemorative stamps are worth even more to the benefit of world missions! New Web address To make it easier to access the North Wisconsin District LWML's web site, a change has been made. The new address is The new address for the organization will be nwdlwml@nwdlwml.org Check out the new look of the Web page today! 6 MMV MMV makes a difference! Changes have happened in women's ministry at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Bonduel, since a Mission-Ministry Vision (MMV) consultant was involved! Today, you will find a mixture of the former structure and new avenues for mission involvement! The MMV consultant assists women in looking beyond today to create a vibrant ministry that touches more lives for the Lord. Contact a MMV consultant: Leah Lehman, leahlhmn@frontiernet.net, Karol Selle, selleks@cuaa.edu, Did You Know? the North Wisconsin District LWML is comprised of 19 zones! 217 societies! 4,681 members! As of September 11, 26

7 T he YWR committee has been busy this fall planning the annual Young Women and Young at Heart Retreat; this year we are expanding the retreat to a full weekend at Camp Luther! We are blessed in the North Wisconsin District to have such a wonderful retreat setting and the committee is excited to present Hooked by Jesus. You will find the registration form on the lower portion of this page with all of the information you will need. At the time this issue was going to press, Gifts of the Heart details had not been finalized so please look for more information on that in the retreat brochure and flyer at your church. Applications were received this past fall for the Young Women Representatives (YWR) to the National LWML Convention in Sioux Falls, SD. This has been so exciting for me to be a part of this year; for one reason, I have such fond memories of my experience as the YWR for the North Wisconsin District in Oklahoma City and am thankful for the doors of ministry God has opened for me through that opportunity. Second, as a result of my involvement in the national LWML Leader Development Committee during this biennium I am now helping to train the YWRs who will represent the 4 districts at the national convention! Please pray for both the Nominating Committee and the Executive Board meeting in February when we will be choosing the young women who will represent our North Wisconsin District! Please don t hesitate to contact me with any questions. Blessings to you all! ~ Anne M. Hartman Young Women Representatives Coordinator YOUNG WOMEN Young Women s and Young at Heart Retreat March 3 April 1, 27 We will be returning to Camp Luther this year for our annual retreat. We have a full weekend planned, including Bible study, music, skits, crafts, rest and relaxation. The full weekend will begin Friday at 8 p.m. and will conclude at noon on Sunday. If you cannot join us for the full weekend, there is a Friday night/saturday only option available. Registration: 6 8 p.m. (dinner not provided) Choir practice will be at 7: p.m. Friday night Housing: Retreat Center. (Cottages are not available.) The Retreat Center rooms are furnished with a set of bunk beds and two twin beds; please keep this in mind when you sign up with 2 or 3 roommates. Please bring your own bed linens or sleeping bag, and towels. Location: Just east off highway 45, between Eagle River & Three Lakes, WI Detailed directions can be found on the internet at Gifts from the Heart: Look for further details on this program in future retreat church mailings. Registration: Please Print: (one form per person) Name: Address: City/State: Zip: Telephone: ( ) Age: Teen 2 s 3 s 4 s 5 s 6 s 7+ Home Church / City: Address: Roommate Requests: 1) 2) 3) Please note any guest that cannot sleep on a top bunk: Registration Fee I will attend the entire retreat. Cost: $ 9 (includes: room for 2 nights Sat. & Sunday, meals, and all materials) I plan to participate in the craft event No Cost (Will take place from 3:3 to 4:3 on Saturday) I will attend Friday / Saturday only: Cost: $ 5 (includes: room for Friday night, meals, and materials until 3:15 p.m. Saturday; does not include craft event) I plan to arrive early to participate in the Servant Event (Friday 3: 5: dinner will be provided) Registration Deadline March 1, 27 Make Checks Payable to: NWD LWML Mail Form and Payment to: Anne Hartman S7515 Davis Drive Eau Claire, WI 5471 In the event that the retreat is cancelled due to weather or otherwise, this fee is non refundable & will be retained by NWD LWML. This retreat is sponsored by the Young Women Rep. Committee of the North Wisconsin District LWML. 7

8 26-28 $92,5 1. NWD Professional Church Work Student Grants $25, 2. Orphan Grain Train, Wisconsin Division to help purchase a replacement truck for orphan grain train $12, 3. Financial Assistance for the Food and Clothing Co-op to purchase food items for the Concordia Seminary students $1, 4. Trinity/Hope to help feed the children of the Lutheran schools in Haiti $4,75 5. Lutheran Counseling and Family Services of WI (NWD), Special Needs Fund to support the growing number of underemployed/underinsured who seek access to the mental health counseling and alcohol and other abuse counseling $5, 6. Camp Luther IMPACT Leadership Program to help provide scholarships to 1 youth for IMPACT participation $12,5 7. Lutheran Bible Translators to train two missionary candidates to become missionaries of the Lutheran Bible Translators $8,28 8. Lutheran Blind Mission to purchase an electric comb binding machine to facilitate the production of the Lutheran Digest produced at Zion Lutheran Church, Gresham, WI $2, PAID PAID PAID 9. Hmong Mission Society (LCMS) to aid in the purchase of Bibles, hymnals, tapes, a tape duplicator, and support three men in Thailand for one year $6, Babas For Babies At Vidin, Bulgaria to help Christ Ev. Lutheran Church Abbotsford, WI to continue the work of this program $6,485 MISSION PROJECTS Mission Tidings North Wisconsin District LWML c/o Dorothy Krull, Circulation Manager N9625 Krull Rd Bonduel, WI 5417 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED PERIODICAL Postage Paid Permit No. USPS