July 2011 - Friedens!

July Messenger
July 22, 2011
Volume 68 Issue 7
“How Great Thou Art”
“The heavens declare the glory of God;
the skies proclaim the work of his hands.” Ps. 19:1
My travels this summer took me to Colorado for a wedding in June and a cabin in Tennessee with my brother
and his family in July. A car trip through Rocky Mountain National Park and a hiking trip up the Great
Smokey Mountains assured me that these just didn’t get here by themselves, by some random act. Their
beauty and their massiveness reminded me again of the power and wisdom of God. To see the trees growing
so high, the snow covering the peaks, the streams and waterfalls so clear, and an occasional part of the animal
world found in the mountains (although any bear sightings in Tennessee went unfulfilled) simply screamed,
“My God how great Thou Art” to steal a line from a beloved hymn.
My trips to the mountains are not the only source of such knowledge about God, as we all know. God’s
Word does, however, confirm exactly what nature also tells us. There are numbers of people who don’t believe that God “exists” in any way, shape, or form, but who at the same time, marvel at nature’s beauty. What
a sad truth that they do not make the connection between God and the wonders of nature that He created for us
to enjoy. What a condemning lack of faith in God that will result in not simply missing out on seeing a bear or
some other sight God has given us to see in this life, but such a condemning lack of faith in God and in his Son
as the Savior of the world, will also result in living eternally without seeing the joyful presence of God forever
and any other blessings he will allow us to see in heaven. That’s the most tragic fact of all.
My trip to Tennessee reminded me of that “painful” truth too. Sitting on the cabin deck on a hot and sunny
afternoon too long without sunscreen reminded me that the God that we believe in will also punish those who
do not believe in him. A pink front side of my upper torso, which ached and stung to the touch for the next 3
days, reminded me that there is punishment from God for all who do not believe in him or follow his ways in
their lives. Daily we are reminded of our sins and that we deserve God’s punishment. Even in the beautiful
mountainsides, one can see erosion, pollution and waste littering the glistening mountain stream, a dead animal
flattened or motionless on the roadside. Daily we are reminded that God is a just God and that the soul that
sins will die and that those who reject him will also face hardships and trials, consequences that include pain
and suffering in their daily lives. The sad truth again is that some simply do not understand these things, don’t
see them as God’s just but also loving taps on the shoulder to turn to him and to see him in faith for the blessings and salvation in heaven that he has won for all people.
The nature in which we live will cause people to “ooh” and “ahh” and even move some to say, “There must
be some kind of God who created this.” It is the “fool” who even while looking at nature says, “There is no
god” (Ps. 14:1). That’s why Friedens and each of us has to personally share God’s Word where God also reveals the truth about Himself, Jesus our Savior, and salvation in heaven. Pray for the boldness and the blessings to share His Word with the “fools” of the world. Pray for his continued blessings on your church and
school. And finally, enjoy your vacations and your travels, which, along with God’s Word will cause you to
daily say and sing, “My God, how great Thou art!”
Marveling at God’s awesomeness with you,
Rev. R.
July Messenger
Volume 68 Issue 7
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MEMORIALS
NEW MEMBERS
Elmer Ungemach
$165.00-Tuition Assistance
Raymond Schultze— 6/21/11
Adult Confirmation
Carolyn Harbach
$275.00-Gen Fund
Michelle Kloet—6/22/11
Adult Confirmation
Sandy Moskopf
Madeleine LeFeuvre—6/25/11
Confirmation
News & Notes
TRANSFER OUT
WEDDINGS
Megan Brackeen—6/17/11
To Eastside Luthernan, Madison
Corey Schmidt & Emily Seeger
6/24/11
BAPTISM
Lila Kate Magro
6/26/11
Bradley Behling & Laura Beam
7/11/11
$660.00—Tuition Assistance
$25.00– Gen Fund
Daniel Sittig & Michele Pfarr
7/22/11
Lorraine Mayes
$200.00
SLHS Tuition Assistance
Craig & Rachel Steinke
7/10/11-Transfer from Bethany
Michael & Jeanine Hautzinger
7/10/11-Affirmation of Faith
Our Lord’s Treasury
We give thee but thine own, Whate’er the gift may be
Needed:
Offerings:
$
Capital Improvement
Shoreland:
$
Missions:
$
14,126.00
1,154.00
1,058.00
June 19:
June 26:
July 3:
July 10:
July 17:
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$
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10,036.60
246.00
666.50
644.50
10,581.77
189.00
526.00
715.00
11,669.75
380.00
590.00
1,024.00
9,300.00
237.00
415.00
811.00
9,730.36
272.00
610.70
729.50
“Did You Know?....”
Last month I shared some information about Friedens that I thought some might not be aware of. To continue you to
be in the know about things, here are a couple more:
• Did you know that Friedens has a “needy family fund” that we use to help those with financial needs? Often it is
for gas for the car, rent assistance, or other items they are in need of? If you would like to donate to this fund, simply
indicate it on your regular offering envelope, or use a separate envelope marked “Needy Family Fund” and place that
also in the offering basket any Sunday. Your kindness and love are greatly appreciated.
• Did you know that Friedens also has a “tuition assistance fund” that is used to help families send their children to
our Christian Day School or to Shoreland Lutheran High School, who may not be able to afford the entire tuition amount
on their own? Parents apply for this assistance when they register their children for the school year and based on their
need are given financial assistance. A committee also looks at individual cases additionally. Neither Friedens or Shoreland Lutheran High School excludes children simply based on financial inability to pay the tuition costs, but will go to
great lengths to enroll any children that wish Christian education.
Did you know that Friedens is now on Facebook? Thanks to the efforts of Rev. Meissner, we now have a Facebook
page. Simply go to Facebook and look us up (Type in Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church and you’ll see a picture of
our church building near the name) and tell us what you think. We hope it becomes a great tool for communicating lots
of stuff with all of you.
•
• Did you know that your Pastors are willing and ready to share what we teach with people seeking more information
at any time? If you know of anyone, send them our way. A “formal” adult instructional class begins every September
but more are added as needed, using different formats and often one on one to accommodate schedules.
July Messenger
August Celebrations!
Happy Birthday!
Marie Meier
Amber Barcalow
Diane Zapf
Brandon Eschbach
Eric Biggs
Brandy Brey
Linda Bose
Rusty Bender
Gary Schroeder
Elaine Yuenkel
Myra Hansen
Hannah Orth
Zoe Steinmetz
Richard Maksen Sr.
Jonathon Vasey
Corey Brackeen
Ashley Jakob
Megan Kurth
Johanna Huck
Tristan Schneiberg
Alex Bolton
Hayden Hilliard
Hunter Hilliard
David Ishmael
Theresa Schwartz
Karen Tenyer
Stephen Thusius
Dorothy Buchholz
Irene Reid
Robert Pedley
Kyle Vaughn
Louise Hannes
Kenneth Kataja
Norman Buchholz
Dean Van Daalwyk
Carolyn Mathey
Rita Weber
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“Rejoice with those
who rejoice!”
Kelsey Roberts
James Tenyer
Karie Kibler
Katie Castineyra
Vijay Eschbach
Irene Daniels
Amy Yszenga
Michele Prue
Anna Marotz
Katie Corso
Micah Brown
Nikole Dean
Jane Menke
Dana Thomson
Deena Johnson
Sylvia Hinz
Naomi Miller
Hannah Burden
Rosemary LaMantia
Kathryn Binninger
Lieselotte Vogt
Maurice Zabel
Herman Pooch
Kelly Garcia
Ellen Gvozdenovic
Jessica Ehemann
Aaron Poling
Doris Bauer
Kayla Pagel
Gary Nielson
Gail Whittier
Corrine Whittier
Gabriella Deal
Richard Maksen Jr.
Michael McDonald
Jeanette Otto
Brady Brandt
Kelly Garcia
Kathryn Roberts
Vanessa Roberts
Scott Roehl
Andrew Dinse
David Krause
Trenton Ewings
Kate Whittier
Amy Prondzinski
Augustin Nielson
Michael Tenyer
Jeanette Ewing
Dorothy Scheckler
Dorothy Seiberlich
Jori Bucko
Lawrence Zirbel
Matthew Krug
Caden Roehl
Gene Smith
Pamela Jepsen
Sheila Lupi
Gladys Kreuscher
Inger Ewings
Vicky Sue Henry
Tracy Moore
Landin Miller
Dana Kirschbaum
Bette Harbach
Dana Wekesa
Jason Campbell Jr.
Jane Nelson
Lynn Huntoon
Keith Schwartz
Please contact the
church office and
let us know if your
name has been left
out of the
celebrations page.
Happy Anniversary!
George & Laura Yurchak
Robert & Sherron Schroeder
Jon & Jennifer Moskopf
Matthew & Brandy Brey
Gregg & Marie Pfarr
Brian & Anita Hill
Steve & Hollie Landreman
Donald & Kathy Harmeyer
Arthur & Anne Liddicoat
Jeff & Melanie Kunkel
James & Patricia Moldenauer
Maurice & Marjorie Zabel
Michael & Valerie Roehl
Harvey & Elizabeth Weiss
Robert & Jamie Hovey
James & Kathy Weiland
Doug & Karen Wargo
Eugene & Catherine Mantuano
Michael & Laura Leys
Bennie & Sally Skelton
Thomas & Brenda Vaughn
Howard & Tricia Birchard
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Our annual Picnic is set for Sunday, August 7th beginning at noon. The location this
year is the Kemper Center’s Faulkner Building on the Lake Michigan side. The Faulkner building is air conditioned and has a refrigerator. Hamburgers, brats and buns will
be provided. Please bring a dish to share, beverage of your choice, and lawn chairs.
New this year: Adult games: Bingo, Sheepshead Tournament, Baggo, Balloon Toss.
PRIZES for the winners!!!! Please call Martin Moskopf 262-945-1915, or Glenda
Conforti—262-658-3463 to sign up for the adult games, so that we may know how
many to plan for.
Children’s Games: The popular watermelon seed toss and more…!
Snow Cones for kids big and small! Please call Matt Oppermann at 652-2456 to suggest children’s games or volunteer to help.
We could still use additional volunteers to help with the picnic, if you can help or if you
have suggestions please contact Marty @ 262-945-1915.
This is always a fun day for all ages and we hope you can make it!
***(If you are on facebook, check out our page, lots of great pictures of past picnics!)
Kemper
Center
Grounds
Upcoming Bible Study Opportunities
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Basic Bible Christianity
Fifteen Tuesday Evenings, Aug. 23rd-Dec. 6th (no class on Oct. 4) 6:30-7:30pm
There is nothing more powerful in this world than the living and active Word of
God. It has the power to change lives, to transform character, and most importantly,
to rescue human beings from death and eternal destruction by giving the gift of forgiveness and free salvation through Jesus. Throughout this fifteen lesson study we
will search the Scriptures, and be refreshed, renewed and reinvigorated in our understanding and trust in the simple truths of the Christian faith. All are welcome.
Wednesday Morning Bible Study
Beginning on August 17th, we will dive into the book of James
9:00-10:00am
James addresses practical issues and enduring problems faced by many mature believers: impatience, failure to do what you know is right, favoritism, apathy, and selfishness. He presents
wise arguments and God-pleasing solutions, culminating in the confession of sins (5:16) and
prayer for help from God, ‘the Father of lights’ who gives ‘every good and perfect
gift’ (1:17).” (from the introduction in the Lutheran Study Bible, p.2130). Join us as we dig into
God’s Word. All are welcome.
Positively Lutheran
Five Thursday Evenings, Aug. 11th-Sept. 8th
6:30-7:30pm
This five lesson study will help you be able to answer when others ask you, "What does
your Lutheran church believe?" We’ll dig into what we believe - our faith, worship, and
mission – focusing on Jesus Christ, our only Savior. The small book that will be used in
this study is definitely one to pass along to others so they can learn what it means to believe and live as a Lutheran Christian - living in the love of Christ. The material we’ll
cover will follow the outline provided by the early Christian fish symbol IXTHUS
(Jesus Christ, God's Son, Savior). All are welcome.
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“Way to Go, Brent!”
Friedens member, Brent Schroeder attended the State Special Olympics Meet in Stevens Point
on June 9-11 and did very well in 2 events. Hundreds of young athletes were apart of the meet.
Brent placed 5th in the 25meter freestyle swimming and was also on a 4 X 50 meter freestyle
relay team that also place 5th. Nice swimming, Brent!
Brent’s dad tells me it’s now on to Eau Claire in August for a Bocce ball tournament!
Best wishes on your efforts, Brent!
Do you have a story or an accomplishment that you’d like to share? We’ll include it any month! Simply email or write
them down and get them to the office and we’ll include them in the next available newsletter! It’s always fun to
“rejoice with those who rejoice” as we celebrate the blessings in our lives from God!
Volunteers needed for painting and concrete work! Chris Anderson, (Building & Grounds
Chairman), is looking for help. A work day is being scheduled for Saturday August 13th, (rain
date, Saturday August 20), beginning at 9:00 am. A lunch of grilled burgers and brats will be
provided. In addition to many helping hands, Chris is also in need of extension ladders for that
Choices of Life Pregnancy Counseling Center is funded like Friedens is, on the free will donations of people like you. You know the mercy of Jesus and you seek to show that mercy to others in so many ways bringing glory to the name of Christ. To help our pregnancy counseling
center we’ve made baby bottles available so that you can collect your spare change. Don’t let
the couch get your quarters or pennies. Take those coins out of your pocket or purse, get them
off your dresser top and use them to help protect life right here in Kenosha and Racine. Pick up
a bottle in the narthex today. If you don’t have a bottle to collect your change you can still participate. For more information or to turn in your change for Choices of Life, please talk with Tammy Bjork,
262-597-9909.
Bleachers. The gym is in need of new bleachers. Our old bleachers do not meet safety codes any
longer. The cost for new bleachers (which will also expand seating) is approximately $19,000. Donations can be dropped in the offering plate in an envelope marked “bleachers” or sent to the school
office. Thank you!
Oasis Youth Center – Want to help Oasis, but you don’t have the time to volunteer? There is another way
you can help! Oasis Youth Center is ALWAYS in need of Snack Size Chips, Poptarts, Individually Packaged
Rice Krispy Teats, Juice Boxes, and 8oz Bottles of Water. These items can be dropped off at Oasis during
normal hours, or can be given to Pastor Bergemann or Amy Haun. If you have any questions, please e-mail
Oasis at [email protected]. Thank you so much for your help and support!
Calling all Men of the congregation – We want to know what you think. Very soon we will
be starting up a men’s Bible study. What books of the Bible and what topics do you want to
study and dig into together? Give us your thoughts, in person, by phone, via email, or even
through our Facebook page. Real men lead their households, but to do so they must know
the way. Let’s get back into the Word and listen to the Way, Jesus Himself, speak to us, that
we may speak, and then lead our families with God’s Word.
We are scheduling work shifts for the Racine County Fair Wed. July 27 –
Sun. July 31.You will receive free admission and a donation will be made to
benefit Camp Oakridge. Morning and afternoon
shifts are filling up, but there are still openings for
afternoons and weekends. If you would like to help,
please call Gloria Jensen at 262-763-7410.
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Connect with us through our website, on Facebook or on Twitter. We gather together in God’s house each
Sunday and then go out into the world to live our faith to the glory of God our Savior. As you go each day, get
links to daily Scriptures readings, Friedens calendar events, news, announcements and prayer requests sent
directly to your email, to your Facebook account or to your mobile phone via SMS text.
Youth Group Outing to Mt. Olympus Water and Theme Park in the Dells. Mt. Olympus features 8 go-kart tracks, 6 roller coasters, 37 water slides, 3 lazy rivers and more!
Our special price for all this is $11.95 per person and includes all the rides and slides.
We will meet in the church parking lot at 8:00 AM on Wednesday August 10th. All you
need to bring is a bag lunch, towel, and some money for dinner on the way home. Concessions and gift shops are also available at the park if you choose to bring extra
spending money. Please speak to Rev. R for more details or to reserve your spot for
this fun outing. Parents and siblings are invited to join us for a fun-filled day. We will return to church in the
evening.
Friedens participates in the Super Valu "We Care" grocery receipt rebate program.
If you shop Super Valu, please ask the clerk to put the "We Care" stamp on your receipt,
and drop your receipts in the designated box inside the new cabinet in the church narthex. The school gets
a 1% rebate for the total of the receipts turned in per quarter. Jean Glitzky collects the receipts, tallies them,
and submits them. Currently we are collecting receipts for July, Aug, Sept.
Five Minutes with Luther ~
on two little words, “Grace and peace.”
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Grace and peace—these two words embrace the whole of Christianity. Grace forgives sin, and peace stills the
conscience. The two devils who plague us are sin and conscience, the power of the Law and the sting of sin (1 Cor.
15:56). But Christ has conquered these two monsters and trodden them underfoot, both in this age and in the age to
come. The world does not know this; therefore it cannot teach anything sure about how to overcome sin, conscience,
and death. Only Christians have this kind of teaching and are equipped and armed with it, so that they can overcome
sin, despair, and eternal death. It is a teaching that is given only by God; it does not proceed from free will, nor was it
invented by human reason or wisdom.
These two words, “grace” and “peace,” contain a summary of all of Christianity. Grace contains the forgiveness
of sins, a joyful peace, and a quiet conscience. But peace is impossible unless sin has first been forgiven, for the Law
accuses and terrifies the conscience on account of sin. And the sin that the conscience feels cannot be removed by pilgrimages, vigils, labors, efforts, vows, or any other works; in fact, sin is increased by works. The more we work and
sweat to extricate ourselves from sin, the worse off we are. For there is no way to remove sin except by
grace….Because the world does not understand this doctrine, it neither can nor will tolerate it. It brags about free will,
about our powers, about our works—all these as means by which to earn and attain grace and peace, that is, the forgiveness of sins and a joyful conscience. But the conscience cannot be quiet and joyful unless it has peace through this
grace, that is, through the forgiveness of sins promised in Christ…Therefore your bones and mine will know no rest
until we hear the Word of grace and cling to it firmly and faithfully. (LW 26:26-27).
The Gospel shows the Father’s grace,
Who sent His Son to save our race,
Proclaims how Jesus lived and died
That we might thus be justified.
CW 288:1
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“Pray for each other” James 5:16
Christians are the people of mercy and love for we receive the mercy and love of Christ through His Gospel in
Word and Sacrament. As we live through Christ and for Christ in this world, not only do we show mercy and
love to others, we also pray for each other daily, knowing that “the prayer of a righteous man is powerful and
effective.”
In our prayers we include:
The members of our congregation who are shut-in, undergoing rehab or who are otherwise unable to attend
worship services with us each Lord’s Day. Lord, have mercy upon:
Gertrude Bernhardt, Herman Pooch, Gertrude Binder, Ruth Fiers, Mickie Mallman, Edna and
Gil Oechler, May Schwaiger, Carol Higgins, Cynthia Sturm, Marian Naekrsz, Dorothy
Scheckler, Kathy Helwig, Ed Krueger, Dorothy Seiberlich, Eleanor Patrizzi, Shirley Mertz,
Vera Kuhn, Conrad Ladwig, Ellie Ebert, Ruth Sturm, Katheryn Van Duyn Dorothy Reck,
Alfrieda Kober, Harry Poppie, John Holman, June Pias, Lena Ernter, Ethel Gosselin, Louise
Hannes, Joanne Garlow, Linda Mays, Clarence and Helen Krueger, Emma Bowen, Dorothy
Bucher, Mildred Hesse, Ken Ostlund, Fred Mohr, Marie Meier, Dorothy Frisk, Anne Marotz, Leon and Eleanor Spitzer, Frieda Neumann, and Beth Sommer.
We also remember our fellow members who have requested the prayers of the congregation on their behalf.
We offer all of these supplications for aid and prayers of thanks in the name of Jesus who lives and reigns
with the Father and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever:
For those bearing heavy crosses: Margaret Raffelson
For the sick and those recovering from hospital stays: Dorothy Frisk, Linda Mays, and Carol
Simon
For those recently married before the Lord’s altar: Dan Sittig and Michele Pfarr; and Laura
Beam and Brad Behling
For those new to our congregational family: Michelle Kloet, Raymond Schulze, Michael &
Jeanine Hautzinger, & Craig & Rachel Steinke
For those recently baptized: Jackson Schmickel and Lila Magro
For our sister congregation of St. Luke’s: their recently ordained pastor, Luke Italiano, their
ministry, and their partnership in the Gospel together with us.
For those members who desire to support these brothers and sisters of ours also by sending a card or
letter to them, most addresses can be found in the back of the church pictorial directory. The physical
addresses of our shut-in members who reside at nursing homes or other assisted living facilities can be
found on the bulletin board in the narthex just to the north (or left side) of the center glass doors.
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The Gospel in Song
“God has made our heart and courage joyful through His dear Son whom He has given for us
in order to redeem us from sin, death and devil. Whoever seriously believes this truth cannot
simply let it be. He must joyfully and with great enthusiasm sing and speak about it so that
others also may hear this great truth and be brought to it in faith.”
~ Martin Luther
Holy Spirit, Ever Dwelling, CW # 182
1. Holy Spirit, ever dwelling
In the holiest realms of light,
Holy Spirit, ever brooding
Textual source for this hymn:
1 Corinthians 2:9-16
This Pentecost hymn text was written
in 1922 by Timothy Rees, Bishop of Llandaff,
and first published in his The Mirfield Mission
Hymn Book.
O’er a world of gloom and night,
Holy Spirit, ever raising
Those on earth to thrones on high,
Living, life-imparting Spirit,
You we praise and magnify.
2. Holy Spirit, ever living
As the Church’s very life,
Holy Spirit, ever striving
Through us in a ceaseless strife,
The tune, IN BABILONE, is a traditional Dutch folk tune with three of its four
phrases alike (aaba). It was originally printed
in a collection of about a thousand “old and
new Dutch peasant songs and country dances.”
Many of these, including this one, were arranged in modern form by Julius Röntgen
(1855-1932). This hymn was first introduced
into English hymnody by Ralph Vaughn Williams through the English Hymnal, where it
was set to the Ascension hymn “See the conqueror mounts in triumph.” The setting in
Christian Worship is by Carl F. Schalk.
Holy Spirit, ever forming
In the Church the mind of Christ,
You we praise with endless worship
For Your gracious gifts unpriced.
3. Holy Spirit, ever working
Through the Church’s ministry,
Teaching, strength’ning and absolving,
Martin Luther wrote, “We must not
doubt that the Holy Spirit dwells in us. We
must be sure and acknowledge that we are ‘a
temple of the Holy Spirit’ (1 Corinthians 6:19).
For if someone experiences love toward the
Word, and if he enjoys hearing, speaking,
thinking and writing about Christ, he should
know that this is not a work of human will or
reason but a gift of the Holy Spirit” (from Lectures on Galatians, 1535).
Setting captive sinners free,
Holy Spirit, ever binding
Age to age and soul to soul
In communion never ending
You we worship and extol.
This hymn is extremely comforting
since it clearly states the work of the Holy
Spirit in the life of the individual and the life of
Christ’s church. It provides a strong confession
of the faith. The church sings here, what Scripture teaches regarding the third person of the
Trinity.
August 2011
Sun
Mon
10:30 Nursing
1 Home Service
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
2
3
4
5
6
VBS Week– 8:30—11:30 AM-Big Jungle Adventure
1:00 PM Pastors
Study Club
6:30 PM Board of
Ed
6:30 PM
Worship Service
7
8 & 9:30
Worship
Friedens Family
Day!
Picnic at Kemper
Noon—4:00pm
14
8
10:30 Nursing
Home Service
Worship
with Communion
9
10:30 Nursing
Home Service
6:30 PM Church
Council
16
9:00 Mission
Sewing & Quilting
1:00 PM Pastors
Study Club
Worship
10:30 Nursing Home
Service
1:00 PM Pastors
Study Club
6:30 PM
Worship Service
28
2910:30 Nursing
8:00 & 9:30
Worship
with Communion
17
Friedens Work
Day
6:30 PM
Positively Lutheran
18
Cookout lunch to
be provided!
19
20
26
27
9:00 am Bible
Study
School Orientation
Night
6:30 PM
Positively Lutheran
6:30 PM
23
First day of
School~Opening
Service 8:00 AM
24
30
6:30 PM
Positively Lutheran
31
8:00 Schl Chapel
1:00 PM Pastors
Study Club
6:30 PM Basic
Bible Christianity
25
9:00 am Bible
Study
6:30 PM Basic
Bible Christianity
Home Service
6:30 PM Worship
Service w/ Comm.
13
Beginning at
9:00 AM
6:30 PM
Worship Service
22
8:00 & 9:30
12
1:00 PM Pastors
Study Club
6:30 PM Worship
Service w/ Comm.
21
Group
10 Youth
11
Outing to
the Dells. 8 am—?
15
8:00 & 9:30
6:30 PM Admin/Pol
5:30 PM Kenwis
Corn roast at
Dick Bartels’s
Non Profit Organization
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FRIEDENS MESSENGER
Published Monthly
Volume 68 Issue 7
Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church and School
July
2011
Jesus said,
"Let the little
children come
to me, and do
not hinder
them, for the
kingdom of
heaven
belongs to
such as these."
Matthew
19:14
Church Phone: 654-7746
School Phone: 652-3451
Day Care Phone: 657-5758
Fax: 654-1565
PASTORS:
David A. Rockhoff:
(262)818-3762
Thomas L. Meissner:
(262)-653-9897
FACULTY:
Mr. Don Eickmeyer - Principal:
(262) 945-0896
Mr. Matt Oppermann:
(262) 652-2456
Miss Tonya Wolff :
(262) 909-3775
Mrs. Heather Pagel:
(262) 553-9652
Mrs. Mandy Pavelchik:
(262) 637-7562
Mrs. Paula Thusius:
(262) 697-4170
Mrs. Elise Oppermann :
(262) 652-2456
Mrs. Janice Rockhoff:
(920)418-0892
Mrs. Karen Tenyer
(262)697-8452