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1 Trinity Lutheran Church Newsletter September 2012 Inside this issue: Prayer Calendar 1 Pastor s Message 2 Vicar s Message 3 Congregation News 4-10 Lutheran High Highlights September Calendar 13 Trinity Schedules Administrative Pastor Rev. Darrel L. Bergelin Vicar Vicar Joshua Reinke Worship Service Times Sunday: 8:00 am & 10:30 am (September 2, last 9:30 a.m. Sunday Service time for summer) Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Bible Class 9:15 a.m. Pre-School 3&4 Year Olds Beginning September 4 8:30-11:30 a.m. The The Monthly Newsletter of Trinity Lutheran Church Dedicated to the Glory of The Triune God Sent to inform members and friends about the mission and 18. The most important question in the Bible. Matthew 16:15. The answer is ministry of the Lord s found in verse 16. Church Triangle W2776 STH 32 HOWARDS GROVE, WI Follow us at facebook.com/trinityhowards & twitter.com/trinityhowards

2 September Prayer Calendar Page 1 1. Pray for your neighbors near and far 2. Pray for a penitent heart 3. On this Labor Day, thank the Lord for your job. Pray for those unemployed. 4. Ask for blessings upon the school year, remembering students, parents and teachers. 5. Pray we put God first in all our activities. 6. Pray for the safety of all travelers. 7. Read Psalm 98. It s a call to celebrate with joy the righteous reign of the Lord. 8. Prayerfully consider attending bible class tomorrow. 9. Pray for our Sunday school students and teachers. 10. Pray for the CWF group as they meet tonight. 11. Remember the confirmation classes in your prayers. 12. Use a favorite hymn as you pray today. 13. Children and Grandchildren are blessings from God. Pray for them. 14. Recite John 3:16. Ponder its meaning. 15. Pray for Pastor and Vicar. 16. Worship today Pray that you be strengthened by God s love and grace. 17. Help us make God pleasing decisions. 18. The most important question in the bible, Matthew 16:15. The answer is in found in Verse Thank the Lord for the freedom he won for us. 20. Remember LBT in your prayers. 21. Thank God for harvest bounties great and small. 22. Our organists beautify our services. Pray for them. 23. Read Hymn 710 as you enter church today. 24. Pray for the Lutheran Hour Ministries. 25. Pray for the knitters and quilters at church. 26. Encourage and pray for your spouse. 27. Pray we use our natural resources wisely. 28. Pray for LWR and its programs to serve communities living in poverty overseas. 29. Read Psalm 150 to find out where, why, how and who should Praise the Lord. 30. Use Portals of Prayer as a wonderful way to start or end your day with the Lord.

3 Pastor s Message Page 2 Dear Friends In Christ, It is hard to believe that summer is winding down and that school and fall activities are all beginning. Where did the time go is a statement that one makes and then realizes that a person says these things pretty much the same way every year. It is always that way. Time flies by and one wonders where it went. Of course, one thing doesn't change, and that is the Word of God. It is timeless and fits all circumstances of daily life. It remains the one and only real constant in a person s life. This is a good time to think about our Lord who is always there for us. It is also a good time for each of us again to remind ourselves how we need this Lord in our life. Fall schedules are ready to begin, and what could be better for our souls then a faithful schedule of receiving Word and Sacrament each week. I would hope this would be on your weekly agenda this fall and throughout the year, that each week would begin with worship in the Lord's house. In changing times with changing seasons and busy schedules what each and every one of us needs more than anything else is our Lord. He is the constant companion who always knows how to help in every situation. The more time I spend with Him the better equipped I am to handle what life gives me each day. By the way, when you are at worship I would encourage you to look around at your fellow Christians worshiping there with you. It may be the only time throughout the entire week that you are in the midst of a group of people where everyone believes in the Savior exactly as you do. It is an amazing thing. The Lord puts us in the body of Christ this way to remind us that we are not alone in living for Him. Each week I am reminded, that many others believe just as I do. This is a joyful and reassuring thing. Why would anyone ever want to miss worship on a Sunday morning? I am looking forward to all the opportunities I will have to worship with my brothers and sisters in the faith. May the Lord grant His blessing to each of us as we grow in faith together. Serving the Savior, Pastor Darrel Bergelin

4 Vicar s Message Page 3 For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Jeremiah 29:11 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Greetings in the Name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! God s plans are certainly not the same as the plans we make for ourselves. If someone had told me that I would be here a year ago, in such a caring place, it would have baffled me. It amazes me that God has such wonderful things planned. My name is Joshua Reinke and I am the new vicar here at Trinity. I was born in St. Louis in 1987 when my father was at the Seminary. I have moved many times in my life, most notably a few years in Omaha and a year in Ghana, West Africa. At the present time, I am from Janesville, WI. I attended Concordia University in Mequon WI, where I met my fiancé, Tristin Rutledge, and received my Bachelors in History in Since then, I have attended Concordia Seminary in St. Louis. Seminary was a rich and exciting time as I learned more about what we as Lutherans believe, teach, and confess. I am looking forward to learning as much as I can from Pastor Bergelin about how to put into practice what I have learned. In order that I can best put to use the gifts that God has given me in the service of His people and Word. God s plans are rich in mercy and love, more than we can ever understand. God s people are just as rich in their kindness. I have experienced that already in my short time here. I do not know what the rest of the year will bring, but I do know that the rest of the year is already planned out by God, touched by His grace, and that everything will go according to His plans. I pray that God upholds you in His compassion and steadfast kindness as the year goes by and ordains all things for your wellbeing as His people and the strengthening of His faith in you. I look forward to learning and serving among you here at Trinity and ask God s blessings on all of us as this year continues. Your Servant in Christ, Vicar Reinke

5 Congregation news Page 4 Fall Worship Times Fall Worship Times will resume on Sunday, September 9. The Fall Worship hours are Sunday at 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Bible Class and Sunday school will also resume every Sunday beginning September 9 at 9:15 a.m. The last Thursday Evening Worship Service for the summer was Thursday, August 30. The last Sunday 9:30 a.m. Worship Service is September 2. Farewell A special farewell pot luck for Vicar Joshua Scheil took place after our Sunday Morning Worship Service on August 5. Vicar Scheil s new address is Concordia Seminary, 801 Seminary Place St. Louis, MO God s blessings to him as he continues on with his training to become a Pastor. New Vicar s Welcome Vicar Joshua Reinke was inducted at our August 16 and 19 Worship Service. A welcome pot luck was held on Sunday August 19 after our Sunday Morning Worship. Please pray for Vicar Reinke as he prepares to serve Christ s church as a Pastor. Scrip Please consider purchasing Scrip. It is a perfect way to buy your school supplies and it greatly benefits our church. Scrip are gift cards. If you purchase $50.00 of Wal-Mart Scrip you simply go to Wal-Mart and pay for your items with the Scrip Gift Card(s). Scrip cards do not expire. Our church gets a percentage from each participating store. We also have Kohl s, Target, Fleet Farm and others. You may even pay your Kohl s credit card bill with Scrip. Please stop by the Scrip table in the Narthex and ask a coordinator any questions you may have. Special Offerings for September 2012 Bethesda Lutheran Home Our Lutheran Home for the mentally handicapped located in Watertown, WI. Camp LuWiSoMo is a Lutheran Camp in South Wisconsin, owned by the District in Wildrose Wisconsin.

6 Congregation news Page 5 Christian Funerals Carlen H. Sebald received a Christian Funeral Service on Monday, July 30, 2012 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Howards Grove. Burial was in the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Howards Grove. Pastor Bergelin officiated. May the Lord send his comfort and strength to the Sebald Family. Cynthia J. Bramstedt received a Christian Funeral Service on Tuesday, July 31, 2012 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Howards Grove. Burial was in the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Howards Grove. Pastor Bergelin officiated. May the Lord comfort the Bramstedt Family and give them strength. Transfer In: Kim Hopf from Hope Lutheran Church, Lubbock Texas Transfer In: Ed and Janet Schneweiss from Fountain of Life Lutheran Church, Sun City Arizona THANK YOU to John and Jill Pelnar for donating a Digital Baldwin Piano to our church. It sounds so beautiful and is such a huge addition to our music department. Elders Corner "Come follow me" Jesus said "and I will make you fishers of men" (Matthew 4.19) We can all be fishers of men. God has placed us in the time and location that we find ourselves for a reason. Perhaps that reason is to tell someone about Jesus and salvation and eternal life in heaven. Let us all make good use of the gift of witnessing for Christ. Dear Father, help us to be bold in our faith and spread your word which you promise will not come back empty. In Jesus name, Amen.

7 Congregation news Page 6 Trinity prayer chain Trinity Lutheran Church has a prayer chain that has been very beneficial to so many people. The bible says The prayer of believers avails much. The prayer chain is very simple to use. You simply send your prayer request to Barbara Wolfert at prayer.chain4u@yahoo.com. You may call Barb as well with your request at Prayer requests can be prayers of thanksgiving, guidance in a decision, a prayer for an ill person, anything you would like to have others pray for. Please consider using our trinity prayer chain. I urge that request, prayers, concessions and thanksgiving be made for everyone. 1Timothy 2:1 SWD LWML Fall Retreat It s not too late to register for the SWD LWML Fall Retreat, September Our Consistent God in a Changing World is the theme of this year s retreat with Dr. Paul Maier as keynote speaker. Finding something steady to hold on to in this everchanging world can be difficult, but not if you know Our Consistent God! The beautiful Green Lake Conference Center will host the retreat which will include outdoor activities, music, displays and a servant event. The Cody Clauson Band will feature great music including 50 s, gospel and Branson style on Saturday evening. A special worship and communion service will close the retreat on Sunday morning. Information and registration forms are online at swd-lwml.org or from your LWML Society President. Please join us for this inspirational weekend. is offering a Helping Hand. A special $10.00 package discount is given for our members and their families, PLUS a matching $10.00 donation to Trinity Lutheran Church! You must pre-register! Please call Toni Post, Church Secretary at for more information and to get registered. Beginning Again... Choir: Choir practice begins Monday, September 10 at 6:0 p.m. Men s Club: Tuesday, September 4, 7:00 p.m. Enjoy food, fellowship and fun with the Men from Trinity Lutheran Church. Men s club meets the first Tuesday of every month. CWF: Monday, September 10, 7:00 p.m.

8 Congregation news Page 7 Trinity Website 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, watch present and past sermons and get news and information about things going on at church! We also have a Facebook page at facebook.com/trinityhowards and a twitter page at twitter.com/trinityhowards. Please follow us on Facebook and Twitter. s Pastor Bergelin: pastorbergelin@trinityhowardsgrove.org Vicar Joshua Reinke: vicar@trinityhowardsgrove.org Toni Post: secretary@trinityhowardsgrove.org The Bible and Cell Phones I wonder what would happen if we treated our Bible like we treat our cell phones? What if we carried it around in our purses or pockets? What if we turned back to go get it if we forgot it? What if we flipped through it several times a day? What if we treated it like we couldn t live without it? What if we gave it to kids as gifts? What if we used it as we traveled? What if we used it in case of an emergency? Unlike our cell phone, we don t ever have to worry about our Bible being disconnected, because Jesus already paid the bill!!! DID YOU KNOW??????? is a FREE social networking service. Facebook was launched in February As of June 2012, Facebook has over 955 million active users. Users must register before using the site, after which they may create a personal profile, add other users as friends, and exchange messages, including automatic notifications when they update their profile. Additionally, users may join commoninterest user groups. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH HAS A FACEBOOK PAGE. Pastor Bergelin posts messages daily. We have followers all over the world. Positive comments and or likes are made after each message from facebook followers. An example of a message he posted: A word about following a good example. Perhaps there isn't any emotion that imprisons the soul more than the unwillingness to forgive. What do you do when people mistreat you or those you love? Do you burn with anger? Do you want to strike back in some way? Are you ready in the moment to show them who gets the last word? Or do you reach somewhere, to some source of "cool water" and pull out a bucket of mercy to free yourself, to forgive. I would encourage you to not get on the roller coaster of resentment and anger. Rather, follow the good example. You be the one who says, Yes, I was mistreated, but I am going to be like Christ. I will be the one who says, "Father forgive them, for they know not what they are doing. You can never go wrong when you follow the example of Christ. If you suffer for doing good and endure it, this is commendable before God. To this you were called, because Christ suffered for you, leaving you an example, that you should follow in His steps. I Peter 2:20-21 An example of a comment made after Pastor s message. MaryJo Schubert Cyr I love this...thanks Trinity for your encouraging posts. Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, W2776 STH 32 Howards Grove, WI

9 Congregation news Page 8 Six week Bible study series starting on September 18 th at 10am! The pressure of work and having a family takes its toll at times. It it seems is yours like and that s it will all be we printed ever do in Octobers is bounce from one demand of our time to the other. Newsletter. We have no time for God to use us for what He desires. How can God use us as Christians when we have all these other things begging for our time? Work, family life, and the other things that we do as we go through life are not at odds with God using us as The Christians. McCraw Come Family find out St. more Paul on Tuesday September 18 th at 10am, Thursday September 20 th at 7pm, Monday September 24 th at 10am, Thursday September 27 th at 7pm, Monday October 1 st at 10am, Thursday October 4 th at 7pm, Monday October 8 th at 10am, Thursday October 11 th at 7pm, Monday October 15 th at 10am, Wednesday October 17 th at 7pm, Monday October 22 nd at 10am, and Thursday October 25 th at 7pm. Traveling Bulletins Gessler Family Saints Peter & Paul Lutheran Church St. Houghton, MI. Norene Bauer St. Paul s Howards Grove, WI Dorothy Herrmann St. Luke Lutheran Church, Sheboygan Falls, WI The McCraw Family St. Paul Lutheran Church, Sheboygan Falls, WI Margaret Younke Department of Wisconsin, The American Legion Family 2012 Memorial Service. Walter and Valeria Rohde Faith Lutheran Church Appleton, WI Eileen and Jerry Brandt St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Wisconsin Rapids, WI Sunday Mornings beginning Sept. 9 at 9:15 a.m. Sunday School will begin September 9 at 9:15 a.m. There will be a KICK OFF on September 9 after the 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. Parent s and Children may come and meet your new and returning teachers. Enjoy nail painting, prizes, games, puzzle making, hot dogs and ice cream. If you plan to attend the KICK OFF, please call the church office at or there is a signup sheet on the table in the Narthex. Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, W2776 STH 32 Howards Grove, WI

10 Congregation news continued Page 9 September 1 September 2 September 4 September 6 September 8 September 9 September 11 September 12 September 13 September 14 September 17 September 19 September 20 September 21 September 22 September 23 September 24 September 25 September 26 September 27 September 29 September 30 Bryce Lee Peter Darren Horness Melanie Gross, Austin Stelter Robie Scharinger, Alex Ehlert Bryan Becker Lucille Schwartz Brandon Hofmann Nathan Cassity Sherry Born Jessica Fehlhaber, John Pelnar, Aaron Kuhlow, Danielle Lindekugel Larry Bender, Alice Perronne Melissa Born, Jon Held, Dale Neese Madelyn Koenig, Wally Wippermann Becky Merkel, Joshua Schlegel, Tim Gessler Cindy Lindekugel Dana Reinemann, Sierra Schobert Margaret Breher Wally Born, Larry Brendel Eric Luecke Dawn Hopf, Nicole Peter Justin Bertram, Joshua Schorer, Phyllis Landry Janice Lieffring Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, W2776 STH 32 Howards Grove, WI

11 Congregation news continued Page 10 September 2 Tim & Donna Wolf 1972 September 22 Mike & Linda Senkbeil September 4 Charles & Lynn Berg 1993 Wally & Betty Wippermann Kevin & Tania Kolb 1999 September 23 Paul & Doreen Koehn Jack & Carol Schroeder 1954 September 24 Dale & Rita Milbrath September 5 Justin & Laura Koenig 1998 September 25 Doug & Kelly Renzelmann Jason & Amber Grunewald 2009 September 27 Dave & Karrie Jo Richter 1997 Dale & Diane Neese 1964 Mike & Kathy Susen September 12 Allen & Karen Lindekugel 1995 September 30 James & Carolyn Grunewald September 13 Ken & Lucy Korb 1952 Dale & Linda Hopf September 14 Bob & Nicole Peter 2002 September 16 Charles & Emmy Albrecht 1988 September 18 Don & Gloria Hopf 1954 September 19 Rene & Liz Landwehr 1970 Andrew & Brenda Schelk Flowers September 2 September 16 September 23 September 30 Altar: Jack and Carol Schroeder 58 th Wedding Anniversary Altar: Donald and Gloria Hopf 58 th Wedding Anniversary Pedestal: Melissa Born 21 st Birthday Altar: Lauren, Janelle and Family in honor of Wally and Betty Wippermann s 56 th Anniversary Pedestal: Grandma and Grandpa Schorer Joshua Schorer 10 th Birthday Altar: Mom and Joshua Scharenbroch in honor of Jessica s 19 th Birthday Pedestal: Dale and Linda Hopf 34 th Anniversary James and Carolyn Grunewald. 45 th Wedding Anniversary Bulletin Sponsors: September 9 Allen & Karen Lindekugal Anniversary September 16 The Bitter Family. In honor of Delbert Bitter September 23 Louise Kodet In memory of Reuben Newsletter Sponsor: September Dale and Diane Neese Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, W2776 STH 32 Howards Grove, WI

12 Lutheran High Highlights Page 11 The Long View About a hundred years ago, a boy grew up in Europe. His father s given name was Alois Schicklgruber. As a teen, he never learned about character. His parents never taught him right from wrong. Soon he began to come up with his own ideas and values. To make matters worse, his father put him down when he talked about becoming a priest, insulted him when he spoke of becoming an artist, and eventually physically abused him. He was never valued, taught values, or mentored on the origin of values. One night, he heard his mom and dad argue about moving away. He was convinced they hated him and suspected they would leave him behind. He decided to put up an emotional wall and never let anyone inside his heart. He ran away. This boy grew up to be a man. The man became a leader. History knows him as Adolf Hitler (Elmore, 2010). Parents play the most vital role in the lives of their children. The lessons parents teach kids, explicitly and implicitly, reverberate decades after children leave the home. Indeed, parenting is all at once a wonderful blessing and a huge responsibility. A Christian parent is committed to raising up their son or daughter in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. Train up a child in the way he should go, says Proverbs 22:6, so that even when he is old he will not depart from it. Indeed, Christian parents take the long view when it comes to their children s spiritual well-being. They want to see their kids in Heaven someday sitting at the foot of the Lamb, praising Christ for all of His goodness and salvation. This is why when their seven year-old son refuses to go to church, because he would rather stay home and play video games or sleep in, Christian parents say: Get your Sunday best on right now son and no more video game privileges! We are going to worship in the House of the Lord today. Come to think of it, many Christian parents might need to say this very same thing to their 17 year-old son too. Christian parents take the long view of their children s faith life when they choose to send their kids to a Lutheran elementary school and Lutheran High School. To be sure, the short view of life would be: I don t want to spend a dime on education when I can get a government education for free (supported by our tax dollars of course). The Christian parent, on the other hand, takes the long view and says something completely different: In the few short years I have my children at home, I want do all I can to pass on the faith, to encourage and model a faithful church life, and share the love of Christ with my kids both in and out of the home. What a blessing to have a Lutheran elementary school and Lutheran High School to support as my highest priority. One-third of a teen s life will be spent at school during these crucial, character shaping years. A Christian education is a gift that will keep on giving long beyond a diploma or college admittance. Therefore, let us keep encouraging our parents, grandparents, loving guardians, and everyone that has influence over our young people to take the long view and invest in things that make an impact eternally. After all, our children are watching, not just what we say is important in life, but what we do and how we live. Jesus always says it best: For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. (Matthew 6:21). In Jesus name, Dr. James A. Pingel II Executive Director Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, W2776 STH 32 Howards Grove, WI

13 Lutheran High Highlights Page 12 HarvestFest Saturday Oct. 6 5:00-8:30 pm The Lutheran High Family Comes Together for a Fall Festival of Fun! Do you have talent? Show off at the Talent Show! Can you bake, craft, or make preserves? Donate your tasty treasures! Taproot Dinner Wednesday Sept 12 You are invited to join us on Wednesday, September 12, at 5:30 p.m. at The Bull Heritage Center in Sheboygan Falls for the annual Taproot Dinner event. After a time of fellowship and fine dining, a brief update on the state of affairs at Lutheran High will be shared as well as a chance to meet a few of tomorrow s Christian Leaders. Our featured speaker for the evening will be Dr. Micah Parker, the Truth Guy. Dr. Parker is a published author on peer motivation and leadership in athletics. We will also be honored to present the Christos Award. The Christos Service Award is given to an individual or couple who does not currently have a son or daughter attending Lutheran High, but retains a sincere love and servant heart for the ministry and mission of the school. Plan now to join us on Wednesday evening, September 12, at The Bull Heritage Event Center in Sheboygan Falls. Please call the Lutheran High Office at for membership levels and to make your reservation. Taproot Membership levels begin at $100 per person. Please consider inviting a friend to join us for this special evening. Let us share the joy we have in Jesus and Lutheran High! HarvestFest Talent Show!The HarvestFest entertainment committee is looking for your help to make the main stage shine. They are looking for acts that will entertain the audience and make them smile. Do you dance, sing, act? Get your act together and plan your performance. It could be teammates, faculty, parents, alumni, or anyone that wants to have fun. The performance time frame is 3-8 minutes per act. Please let us know that you will be participating by September 24 th so we can put the program together. Don t delay, limited space available. Contact Jackie Blindauer at or her at stcjacks@yahoo.com to sign up or ask questions. Donations Still Needed. The LHS HarvestFest committee is looking for donations of preserves of any kind, especially pickles, jams, jellies & salsa. Donated items or gift certificates are also needed for HarvestFest games. If you know of a business that would be willing to donate an item please let us know. Call Jackie Blindauer at for more information. Prize items will be needed by Sept 21. All donations should be brought to the Lutheran High office. If you have any questions, please call the Lutheran High office at (920) $25 per person includes buffet dinner, dessert and coffee $30 per person after Sept. 21 Texas Hold Em Silent Auction Bean Bag Toss Quarters Game, Needle in the Haystack, Crafts, Preserves, Goodies, Cake Walk Put on your Country Duds & join us! Thank you to the Burkart Heisdorf Insurance Agency - Our Signature Sponsor Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, W2776 STH 32 Howards Grove, WI

14 Trinity Calendar & Schedules Page 13 September 2012 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 2 9:30 a.m. Family Worship with HC 9 8am&10:30am Family Worship 9:15am Sunday school & Bible class 16 8am&10:30am Family Worship with HC 9:15am Sunday school & Bible class 23 8am&10:30am Family Worship 9:15am Sunday school & Bible class 30 8am&10:30am Family Worship with HC 9:15am Sunday school & Bible class 3 Labor Day 10 6:00pm Choir 7pm CWF 17 9:15am Circuit Pastors 6:30pm Choir 7pm LHS Board 24 10am Bible Class 6:30pm Choir Altar Guild 4 10:30 a.m. Harvest Home 6pm Sunday School Teachers Meeting 7pm Men s Club 11 Life Line Screening at Trinity by appointment 18 10am Bible Class 6:30pm Elders 7:30pm Committees 25 2pm Riverview Nursing Home 5 10a.m. Golden Living 4:30pm confirmation 12 4:30pm Confirmation 19 2pm Progressive 4:30pm Confirmation 26 4:30pm Confirmation 6 Pastor s Free Day 13 Pastor s Free Day 20 Pastor s Free Day 4pm SWD Board of Directors 7:00pm Bible Class 27 Pastor s Free Day 7pm Bible Class 7 Vicar s Free Day 14 Vicar s Free Day 5:30pm Wedding Rehearsal 21 Vicar s Free Day 28 Vicar s Free Day pm Post/Freitag Wedding Acolyte Schedule September 2 9:30am. Monique Brandt, Sarah Gardner September 9 8am. Sierra Schobert, Mckenna Kolb Late, Noah Liermann, Nick Brickner September 16 8am Rachel Richter, Sarah Garnder Late, Katy Berg, Monique Brandt September 23 8am Sierra Schobert, John Gessler Late, Monique Brandt, Mckenna Kolb September 30 8am Rachel Richter, Rachel Brickner Late, Natalie McCraw, Noah Liermann Elders for August September 2-9 Rita Milbrath, Susie Sixel September Donna Held, Ann Parnitzke September LaVerne Weber, Marilyn Zimmermann Early Aaron Kuhlow Late Jon Held Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, W2776 STH 32 Howards Grove, WI

15 Trinity Schedules Page 14 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 Bramstedt 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 Ushers Date Early Late. September 2 6 September September September September September 2 September 9 September 16 September 23 September 30 Video Tapers Kevin Kolb Jordan Liermann Mark Schorer Jim Post Kevin Kolb Rocky Knoll Taper Runners September 2 Harvey Grunewald September 9 Wanda Brickner September 16 Gilbert Lorenzen September 23 Larry Brendel September 30 Harvey Grunewald Channel 990 Taper Runners September 3 Lucy Roediger September 10 John Roediger September 17 Judy Luecke September 24 Char Baumann Greeters September 2 9:30 a.m. Harold Nick, Richard Boje September 9 8:00 a.m. Allan Bramstedt, Dale & Donna Bitter 10:30 a.m. Llyod & Judy Luecke, Vince & Kathy Shircel September 16 8:00 a.m Scott & Linda Plocar, Dave & Robie Scharinger 10:30 a.m. Larry & Kris Bender, Wayne & Kay Schorer September 23 8:00 a.m. Jack & Sue Kober, Peter & Kathy Franz 10:30 a.m. Larry & Geri Brendel, Dick & Sharon Horness September 30 8:00 a.m. John & Jill Pelnar, Dale & Linda Hopf 10:30 a.m. Nathan & Jennie Cassity, Gene & Carol Bubolz Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. W2776 STH

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