February - Peace Oshkosh

Peace Lutheran Church
240 West 9th Avenue, Oshkosh, WI 54902
(920) 231-4730
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.peaceoshkosh.com
PRINTS OF PEACE
NEWSLETTER
JANUARY 2016
Published Monthly—Issue 201601
OFFICE HOURS
8:00 AM—1:00 PM Monday—Friday
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Sunday Traditional Worship at 8:00 a.m.
Sunday Praise Worship at 10:30 a.m.
Monday Casual Worship at 5:30 p.m.
Wishing you a holy and a blessed Epiphany!
RAMBLINGS OF A PASTOR
three ways: 60% to charitable programs in our
community, synod and throughout the world, 25% to
support new programs and opportunities within our
congregation, and 15% for college scholarships.
‘THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING’
In 1986, a group of faithful Peace
Lutheran parishioners pooled
together both a vision and some
financial gifts to lay the foundation
for what would become both a
blessing and gift to the Oshkosh
community. The Peace Lutheran
Mission Endowment Fund took
foresight on the part of its
founding contributors and
continues to be guided by a
committee that possesses both
hearts for the mission of the
Endowment Fund and for those
who are awarded grants.
The Endowment is truly a blessing for Peace Lutheran
Church and we need to realize what a big deal it is to
have one as healthy and as large as we do. We also
must remember that it got to where it is today, which is
over a million dollars, because of the gracious gifts of
many (58 different estates, and many memorials and
gifts). I find this as a wonderful way to continue a legacy,
to support a vision, and to make a difference in the
world.
If this sounds like something you would like to be a part
of, the Endowment team is available for any questions
you might have, and if you are feeling a tug on your heart
to give a financial gift to the Endowment Fund, please
remember that you may include the Endowment in your
will, memorial gifts may be given to the Endowment, and
you may always make a gift to the Fund at anytime in the
form of cash, stock, or real estate.
If you didn't know, the Endowment Fund began awarding
grants to the greater community back in 1993 and has
been every year since. The way the Endowment Fund
works is that the principle amount of any gift to the
Endowment Fund remains in the fund. Only the earnings
from investment of these funds are distributed, which
means, the bigger the fund - the more interest there is to
serve our mission and to make an impact in the world.
Peace Lutheran Church is truly blessed to have such a
wonderful gift as the Endowment Fund. Would you
consider helping to keep the endowment fund as the "gift
that keeps giving" and to strengthen how much of an
impact we can make each year?
Since the Fund first began giving grants - $933,375 has
been given, with the most recent gifts in 2014 and 2015 of
$57,000 and $62,500 respectively. That makes a huge
impact in our Community of Oshkosh and for our ministry
partners, local and abroad! The money is granted in these
Peace,
Pastor John
FAITH FORMATION
projectFAITH:GENERATIONS
LENT is coming.
Peace will offer An
Illustrated Lent at 9:15am during Lent on
Sundays and again before and after worship on
Wednesdays. Watch for more information to
come. Also, what will you take on or give up in
Lent? Why not take on a small group or give up
studying in the Word alone? Watch for Small
Group sign ups for Lent to come later this month.
Generations Faith & Fun Afternoons
January 10, 11:30am - Movie & Meal: Minions
We show a movie on the big screen and serve
popcorn or other snacks. We tie in an object lesson
to the movie and open our time in prayer. All
movies are Dove.org approved and we give parents
notice on what will be shown.
Sign Up online at http://bit.ly/plcfamilyandfaith.
January 24, 11:30am - Generations Game Day
Sometimes it’s nice to just kick back and have
some fun together as a family. We will have
assorted board games, video games, card games,
and activity games…so there will be lots of games.
We will have a simple soup and sandwich lunch.
Please sign up to bring something to share.
Sign up online at http://bit.ly/plcfamilyandfaith2.
Andy ‘Mo’ Moscinski
Director of Faith Formation
2
FAITH FORMATION
projectFAITH:KIDS
COST: $50 (financial assistance available, $50 is
the fee after church subsidization)
FEE & FORM due by Wednesday, January 24
(Form available from church and online)
HOLY COMMUNION
Child/Parent Instruction January 10, 17, 24
(classes will be held in the conference room)
First Communion January 31 at 8am or 10:30am
Worship Service. Please register with the church
office or online at http://bit.ly/plccommunionclass
GRADES 6-12 YOUTH GATHERING
Wisconsin Dells Glacier Canyon Lodge Wilderness Resort April 1-3.
Learn more about communion
http://www.elca.org/worshipfaq#communion
http://www.elca.org/en/Living-Lutheran/
Seeds/2013/01/130111b
http://download.elca.org/ELCA%20Resource%
20Repository/
At_what_age_do_congregation_members_receive
_communion.pdf
A transformational weekend for grades 6-12
where lives will be renewed and faith will become
real! You can look forward to a weekend filled
with friendship, learning, worship, faith growth,
service and fun as we grow together in
relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ and with
each other. We thank and praise God for the
opportunity He has given each of us to be a part
of this gathering of His children!
SAVE THE DATE! SPRING RETREAT!
All current 3-5th grade projectFAITH:KIDS have
the opportunity to go on retreat April 22-24 at
Crossways Camps - Imago Dei Village. You can pick
up a registration form from Mo or outside his
office. Student cost is $100. Peace will pay up to
half that amount lowering family cost to as little as
$50.
Connecting our weekend of worship with the
mission of the church, this event will include meal
- packaging sessions in partnership with Harvest
Pack. Session participants will have a chance to
help in the packaging line, and learn more about
the issue of hunger in the world, as we work
together to “Share the Harvest”.
Prices and Deadlines:
Early Bird: $159 before Jan 21.
Talk with Mo for more info!
projectFAITH:YOUTH
January Classes:
(all classes start at 6:30 pm and end at 8pm)
Lessons Topics:
Jan.6 Jesus, Jan.13 Matthew, Jan.20 Mark
Jan.27 Mystery Night?
January Parent Partners: Case, Stromberg,
Weber, Holiday (please arrive by 6:15pm)
projectFAITH:ADULTS
Living the Word (Sunday & Wednesdays)
WHO:
WHAT:
SPECIAL EVENT:
Annual Meeting - January 31.
WHEN:
Students are asked to attend the Annual Meeting
of the Congregation on Sunday, January 31 as an
important lesson on how the church works.
Attendance will be taken.
WHERE:
WHY:
projectFAITH:
YOUTH WINTER RETREAT
WHO: all pF:Y students grades 6-8 & friends
WHAT: WINTER RETREAT
WHEN: February 20-21 (Noon-Noon)
WHERE: TBA (as of print, sponsoring organization
has not released location)
WHY: live among God’s faithful people; • hear the
Word of God and share in the Lord’s Supper; •
proclaim the good news of God in Christ through
word and deed; • serve all people following the
example of Jesus; and, • strive for justice and
peace in all the earth.
Confirmed members and older
Cont. Faith Formation & Discussion
Discuss and debate the weekly
preaching text from worship service
Sundays at 9:15am
and Wednesdays at 11:30am
Sundays - Faith Formation Office
Wednesdays - Peace Lounge
Facilitates better engagement in
worship and furthers discussions of
faith in the home
Andy ‘Mo’ Moscinski
Director of Faith Formation
3
MEMBER INFORMATION
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
PLEASE PRAY FOR:
Greetings,
I hope you all had a very nice Christmas. And
speaking of the Christmas season, I just wanted to touch
base about the winner of the Chili Cook-Off that was held
on December 9th. Along with the Chili Cook-off we had a
basket raffle provided by a number of different teams
from the church. It was a very good turnout and enjoyed
by many. There were many delicious pots of chili, but the
winner over all was Joe Friday with his White Chicken
Chili. Congratulations, Joe, everyone wants your recipe!
I would like to welcome George Sawall to the
staff at PLC. George is our new maintenance person and
is also a member of the Property Team. George decided
to take the position after doing a short interim. He is very
knowledgeable about many things around the building
and is doing a great job. Thanks, George, we are glad to
have you here!
Here is an invitation and a reminder, to attend
the upcoming annual meeting which will be held
on Sunday, January 31st at 9:15 am. If you attend the
8:00 o'clock service, please plan on sticking around for
the meeting and if you attend the 10:30 service, please
plan on coming early. We will be presenting the Budget
for 2016, along with a ballot, voting in new people in
various areas of the church and such. So please plan on
being a part of the annual meeting.
With a new year starting I would like to wish you
all a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Military Deployment: Andy Duwell, Max Klein, Benjamin
Zimmerman
Health/Healing: Lawrence Abraham, Jane CrawfordReavy, Herb Dieckmann, Mel Discher, Doris Luedtke,
Jerry Marshek, Jean Nelson, Jane Worzala,
Hospitalized recently: Ellen Bruce, Hannah Fredrick,
Marjorie Fredrick, Christopher Guetzkow, Alice Hardel,
Kristen Jensen and baby boy, Mason, Donnna Kalbus,
Kenneth Voss, Charlotte Yearwood
SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN
Please notify the office of members of your family in the
armed forces along with their addresses. We want them
to know we care.
BAPTISMS
Isaac Orin Robarge, born November 24, 2014, at the
Oshkosh Police Department (bad snowstorm).
Baptized November 29, 2015.
Parents: Nick and Libby Robarge.
Sponsors: Ryan and Lisa McAbee
Jackson James Duwell
Baptized December 27, 2015
Parents: Andrew & Brittany (Tobakos) Duwell
Sponsors: Paul & Erin (Duwell) Tedesco
FUNERALS
Our sympathies to:
The family of Eunice Martin, who died
November 15, 2015. A celebration of life was held on
November 24, 2015, at Peace Lutheran Church, with Rev.
John A. Worzala Dumke officiating.
The family of Margaret Schneider, who died
December 8, 2015. A celebration of life was held on
December 12, 2015, at Peace Lutheran Church, with Rev.
John A. Worzala Dumke officiating.
The David and Signe Nelson family on the death
of David’s father, Fred Nelson.
The Cornell family—Bob and Marilyn Cornell,
Carol and Reg Jennerjohn, and Karen and Al Neubauer,
on the death of Bob and Marilyn’s son, Jeffrey Cornell.
Blessings,
Jean Andersen
Leadership President
VOLUNTEER NEEDED
We are in need of a Treasurer. If you would be
interested in helping out with that need, please call
Jean Andersen at 233-5325.
PRAYER REQUESTS
If you or someone you know (with their permission)
would like to be put on the prayer list, please contact
Pastor John either by phone (231-4730) or email
[email protected]. A special email will go out
to all those who have given the church an email address
and the people receiving the notice will include those
names in their prayers. If you would like to be a
participant, please let the office know your email
address.
MEMORIALS
In loving memory of:
Marion Beck—Memorial Fund
Wayne Bradley—General Fund
In honor of the December 16th memorial birthday of:
Eunice Martin—Memorial Fund
4
MEMBER INFORMATION
LUNCH BUNCH
January 13 at 11:30 a.m. at Friar Tuck’s.
Call Sally at 385-0425 to reserve your spot.
Bring a friend!
POINSETTIAS 2015
GIVEN THIS CHRISTMAS IN MEMORY OF:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Russell Anklam from Amber Anklam
Lynx Martin Balch from Heather, Travis, Cameron, and Dylan Miller
Travis Martin Balch from Heather, Travis, Cameron, and Dylan Miller
Gene Becker from the Lois Becker family
Ann and Marion Books and Karen Andersen and Frode Andersen from Jean, Jesse, and Kelsy Andersen;
Cory, Emily and Elijah Andersen; Gail & Gary Pucci
Dale Smith and James Buck from Sally Buck
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Cornell from Bob & Marilyn Cornell, Carol & Reg Jennerjohn, and Karen & Al Neubauer
June Drews from Amber Anklam and family
Lowell & Gerry Fisk from Becky & Greg Powers
George Fredrick from Marge Fredrick, Jeff, Dawn, Pat, Karen and family
Matthew Freiberg from Nancy Lokken
Richard Gehrke from Darlene Gehrke
Edna Gibson and Emily Harwood
Robert and Bob Hartman from Nancy Hartman
Harold & Neva Helm and Ray Lokken from Dave, Nancy, Danielle, Michael and Michelle Lokken
John & Doris Kieckhaefer from Mike and Joyce Christenson
Louis & Dorothy Klitzke and Joan Voelkel from their family
Mom, Dad & Jimmy from Donna M. Lord, Dan & Beverly
Michael A. Nelson from Ann Nelson and family
John & Mildred Pionke from Charlotte Yearwood
Carl & Kathleen Powers from Becky & Greg Powers
Mrs. Hilda Rank from Bob & Marilyn Cornell, Carol & Reg Jennerjohn, and Karen & Al Neubauer
Shannon Clark Showers from the Mark & Kellie Showers family
Warren Steinert from the Steinert family
Stephen & Elfrieda Stewart from Patricia, Kay, Scott, Lori, Linda and Jane
Henrietta & Reuben Tesch and Charles Miller and Henry & Dorothy Paffenroth
and Orlo & Violet Smith from Sally Buck and Beverly Paffenroth
Frank Topp from Lori Topp
Edward, Jacqueline, Paul Weiler from the Weiler family
James A. Wetterau from Darlene and family
GIVEN THIS CHRISTMAS IN HONOR OF:
*
*
Our Grandchildren: Owen, Trinity, David and Ethan from David & Signe Nelson
Our Savior’s Birth:
Ruth Vorpahl
Orval & Lois Perdue
5
MEMBER INFORMATION
FIRST COMMUNION COURSE INFORMATION
NEW PARTNERS IN PEACE:
JOINING PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Instruction for First Communion will be a 3Session course held on Sundays—January 10th, 17th
and 24th. All sessions will take place in the Conference
Room from 9:15 to 10:15am. Students will be excused
from Sunday School for these First Communion sessions.
First Communion on January 31. There is no set age
for those participating in the course, this is up to
the parents/guardians. Pastor John does encourage you
to ask your child if they are ready, if they feel left out
during Communion, or are inquiring about how Jesus is
in the bread and wine. For questions and to RSVP for
the course please contact our Director of Faith
Formation, Mo, at [email protected] or by
calling 231-4730.
If you have been visiting with us here at Peace and are
looking to become more involved or to deepen your
relationship with this congregation there will
be "Partners in Peace" classes offered this April. Mark
your Calendars for Sunday, April 10th and 17th, or for
Monday night options at 6:30pm on the 11th, and 18th.
We will be holding our "New Partners in Peace"
celebrations on Sunday the 24th and Monday the 25th.
Please ask Pastor John if you have any questions about
joining Peace Lutheran Church via email
[email protected] or by calling 231-4730.
6
SUNDAY SCHOOL
A LIGHT IN THE FOREST
Decked out in their holiday finery, the kids of
Peace Lutheran provided a truly inspirational
performance at this year’s Sunday School
Christmas Program. The service featured
traditional Christmas carols sung by the entire
Sunday School ensemble as well as special
music by smaller groups.
The program also included a three-act video
presentation, entitled A Light in the Forest,
which tells the story of a family searching for
the perfect tree and wind up finding an
important Christmas message. The video
included commercials dealing with aspects of
the Christmas Spirit delivered by angels,
shepherds and an innkeeper. All told, more
than two dozen of our Sunday Schoolers
appeared on-screen or had significant parts in
producing the video. All our Sunday School
families will get a DVD copy of the video
program in January.
Sunday School will resume on January 10.
The Sunday School Ensemble sings Away in a Manger.
7
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Joseph expressing his gratitude
to an innkeeper in Bethlehem.
Big Al, the owner of Wautoma’s
most famous Christmas tree farm.
Mary gives the Bethlehem Inn
a “one-star” rating.
In the hills near Bethlehem,
shepherds tell of seeing a host of angels.
The Grizwald family, ready to begin
their annual search for the perfect tree.
A host of angels describe their role
in the coming of the Messiah.
8
PEACE PRESCHOOL
GREETINGS, FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF
PEACE CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL,
search for!) gingerbread boys, the 3K children
had a celebration for Baby Jesus, and the 4K
children enjoyed a day in their PJs with cookies
and hot chocolate and a ride on the Polar Express.
We will be missing Ms. Dara for the first couple
of weeks of January. She will be in Guyana,
Africa. She will be greatly missed but this is an
extremely amazing opportunity for her so we’re
also very excited for her. This will help us
prepare for our transition for next year as Ms.
Dara will be moving on to the next stage of her
life and start her pastoral internship.
It’s a new year! This is the time that we all make
resolutions for how much better we will become in
2016. For the benefit of our great church
newsletter editor, one of my resolutions is to get
my newsletter submissions in on time--maybe even
early! Honestly though, I would love to become
one of those people who have the habit of being
not just on time, but early. Unfortunately, my
grandpa nicknamed me “the caboose” at the age
of five when I was always the last grandchild to
the bus stop, and the habit hasn’t ended now that
I’m one week away from turning 40 years old.
We have one need that we are hoping members of
the church might help us with. While all of our
children are capable, not all of them remember to
come to school with mittens. We try to keep a
supply of gloves and mittens at the preschool but
our supply is not adequate. What the teachers
REALLY want are LITTLE MITTENS. These are
easier for the children to put on themselves.
Thank you in advance to anyone who can help.
December finished with a lot of busy activities in
the preschool. Our preschool concert was well
attended again this year. I wish we had a way to
count the number of people who attend. We have
61 children enrolled and each child brings an
entourage of 4-8 family members with them on
the evening of the concert. We fill the pews in
the sanctuary and flood up to the pews in the
balcony. We have great volunteers from the
Church community who help for the evening with
our bake sale, playing the music, and taking
photos. This year our bake sale proceeds of $195
were contributed to Luther the Cow’s fund-raising
drive. We hope our contribution helped reach the
goal needed to purchase a water purification
system for a third world community.
Wishing you all a great new year.
Heather Miller, Center Director
Peace Christian Preschool
The classrooms were definitely busy as well. All
the children made keepsake gifts for their
families; the 4K children made (and then had to
9
10
11
8:00 AM Traditional Worship
9:15 AM ANNUAL MEETING
9:15 AM Sunday School
10:30 AM Praise Worship
FIRST COMMUNION SUNDAY
(both worship services)
31
5:30 PM Casual Worship
25
24
8:00 AM Traditional Worship
9:15 AM Sunday School
9:15 AM First Communion
Session
10:30 AM Praise Worship
10:20 AM Fire Drill
12:55 PM Fire Drill
5:30 PM Casual Worship
18
17
8:00 AM Traditional Worship
9:15 AM Sunday School
9:15 AM First Communion
Session
10:30 AM Praise Worship
7:00 PM Adult Men's Study Group
at Duwell’s Home
5:30 PM Casual Worship
6:15 PM Mutual Ministry
11
5:30 PM Casual Worship
4
Monday
8:00 AM Traditional Worship
9:15 AM -Sunday School
9:15 AM First Communion
Session
10:30 AM Praise Worship
10
FOOD PANTRY SUNDAY
8:00 AM Traditional Worship
NO SUNDAY SCHOOL TODAY
9:15 AM Leader Ship Team Meeting
10:30 AM Praise Worship
3
Sunday
7:00 PM Barbershopper's
Rehearsal
26
9:00 AM 3K Only Fire Drill
10:00 AM Staff Meeting
7:00 PM Barbershopper's
Rehearsal
19
8:30 AM 4K Craft Day
6:00 PM Leadership Team
Meeting
7:00 PM Barbershopper's
Rehearsal
12
10:00 AM Staff Meeting
5:30 PM Spirit Team
Meeting
7:00 PM Barbershopper's
Rehearsal
5
Tuesday
6:00 PM Bell Choir
6:30 PM Chancel Choir
6:30 PM projectFAITH: Class
27
5:00 PM Mission Team
6:00 PM Bell Choir
6:30 PM Chancel Choir
6:30 PM projectFAITH: Class
20
11:30 AM Lunch Bunch
at Friar Tuck’s
5:30 PM Stewardship Team
Meeting
6:00 PM Bell Choir
6:30 PM Chancel Choir
6:30 PM projectFAITH: Class
13
6:00 PM Bell Choir
6:30 PM Chancel Choir
6:30 PM projectFAITH: Class
6
Wednesday
6:00 PM Pickle Ball
28
4K Conference Day
9:00 AM VPs Quilting
11:30 AM VPs Bible Study
12:00 PM VPs Potluck
4:30 PM Worship Team
6:00 PM Pickle Ball
21
6:00 PM Pickle Ball
14
9:00 AM VPs Quilting
11:30 AM VPs Bible Study
12:00 PM VPs Potluck
12:30 PM PEP Meeting
6:00 PM Pickle Ball
7
Thursday
29
22
15
9:00 AM Head Start
Conference
8
NEW YEARS DAY
(Office Closed)
No Public School
1
Friday
30
23
16
9
2
Saturday
T HOSE S ERVING U S I N JANUARY 2 01 6
8:00 AM
Acolytes—Andy “Mo” Moscinski 268-8170 or 231-4730
Jan 3
Lauren Case
Jan 10
Alyssa Nelson
Jan 17
Jack Kese
Jan 24
Ryan Kangas
Jan 31
10:30 AM
Hannah Sherman
Jack Kese
Maleigha
Jack Kese
Altar Guild—Joyce Nikolaus 233-2612
Jan 3
Samantha Hall
Jan 10
Signe Nelson
Jan 17
Joyce Nikolaus
Jan 24
Sally Buck
Jan 31
Joyce Christianson
Jessica Felker
David Nelson
Andy Janke
Cori Stromberg
Jessica Felker
Assisting Ministers
Jan 3
Heather Kangas
Jan 10
Lucinda Porter
Jan 17
Ryan Kangas
Jan 24
Heather Kangas
Jan 31
Lauren Case
Penny Angell
Cori Stromberg
Donna Johnson
Rev. Kirsten Worzala Dmke
Annamarie Zimmerman
Communion Assistants
Jan 3
Mary Davis, Andy Janke, Heather Miller
Jan 10
Reg Jennerjohn, Dave & Nancy Lokken
Jan 17
Bev Paffenroth, Ruth Vorpahl, Steve Berholtz
Jan 24
Mary Davis, Andy Janke, Heather Miller
Jan 31
Dave & Nancy Lokken, Reg Jennerjohn
Randy Hartman, Kayla Pfluger, Lucinda Porter
Chris Rabe, Cori Stromberg, Tammy Thomas
Jesse & Jean Andersen, Penny Angell
Dick Campbell, Randy Hartman, Matthew Pfluger
Cori Stromberg, Lucinda Porter, Chris Rabe
Lectors
Jan 3
Jan 10
Jan 17
Jan 24
Jan 31
Lauren Case
Ryan Kangas
Nancy Lokken
Bpb Luedtke
Heather Miller
Matthew Pfluger
David Nelson
Dick Campbell
Kayla Pfluger
Lucinda Porter
Ushers
Jan 3
Jan 10
Jan 17
Jan 24
Jan 31
Team 1 (Kathy Berholtz, Tim Oestreich,
Team 1 Jim Schneider, Julie Wojahn)
Team 1
Team 1
Team 1
Jesse & Jean Andersen, Chris Rabe
Penny Angell, Kathi & George Sawall
Larry Nigl, Chris Rabe, Penny Angell
Jesse & Jean Andersen, Cory Andersen
Penny Angell, Kathi & George Sawall
Visitors—Joy Himmler 231-7341 (Baker—Janell Duwell)
Jan 3
Bev Paffenroth
Jan 10
Tom Sekeres
Jan 17
Penny Angell
Jan 24
Bev Paffenroth
Jan 31
Tom Sekeres
Hospitality—Pam Hanson 426-5547
Jan 3
Jenny Dehn, Heidi Nelson
Jan 10
Darlene Gehrke, Kathi Sawall
Jan 17
Pam & Carol Hanson
Jan 24
Janell Duwell, Laurie Kleveno
Jan 31
Diane Friday, Dawn Heitman
RECEIVE WORSHIP SERVICES ON LINE
PASTOR JOHN’S SERMONS are available on-line at youtube.com. Search “Peace Lutheran Oshkosh”
12
Y OUR L EADERSHIP T EAM
PEACE LUTHERAN WEBSITE ADDRESS:
www.peace-lutheran-church.com
OFFICE EMAIL: [email protected]
OFFICE PHONE: 920-231-4730
STAFF:
PEACE LUTHERAN PASTOR
JOHN A. WORZALA DUMKE 920-573-4465
Email: [email protected]
DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION
ANDREW ‘MO’ MOSCINSKI 920-268-8170
Email: [email protected]
VISITATION PASTOR
Ralph Hanusa
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR
Patty McClelland
Email: [email protected]
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY
Signe Nelson
Email: [email protected]
MAINTENANCE
George Sawall
JANITORIAL
Tom Klabunde
CHOIR DIRECTOR/ORGANIST
Larry Klausch
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC
Erin Tedesco and
Darcy Showers
TREASURER
Randy Hartman
Leadership Team Members
Here is your 2015 Leadership Team. They have provided contact
information so that you may reach them anytime you have a
suggestion, question, concern or positive feedback.
Jean Andersen, President
Mike Thomas, Vice President
Mary Davis, Secretary
Dave Nelson
MUTUAL MINISTRY
PROPERTY
PROMOTION
SPIRIT TEAM
STEWARDSHIP
TECH TEAM
WORSHIP
ORGANIZATIONS:
PEACE LUTHERAN CEMETERY
PEACE CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL
TEACHERS’ CLOSET
VPS (VOLUNTEER PERSONS)
WOMEN OF FAITH
W.O.F. BIBLE STUDY
235-6979—[email protected]
410-0521—[email protected]
Danielle Lokken
Joe Friday
203-1995—[email protected]
235-9378—[email protected]
Gene Kangas, Member at Large
379-2340—[email protected]
233-7203—[email protected]
Michael Stromberg
Matthew Pfluger
203-1493—[email protected]
680-9122—[email protected]
Financial Report to the Congregation
YTD November 30, 2015
TEAM LEADERS:
LEADERSHIP
CARE OF THE CONGREGATION
CREATIVE GREEN TEAM
ENDOWMENT
MISSION TEAM
233-5325—[email protected]
Jean Andersen
Barb Molash
Nick Robarge
Mark Klein
Kirsten Worzala Dumke
Katelyn Molash
Patti Abraham
Jesse Andersen
E. R. Waskawic
Donna Johnson
Randy Hartman
Michael Stromberg
Ruth Vorpahl
Mary Davis
Heather Miller
Kay Kuenzl-Stenerson
RECEIPTS/EXPENDITURES
Receipts:
Offering Income
Rental Income
Ministry Teams Income
Miscellaneous Income
Endowment Grants
Total Income
$ 337,398.16
53,234.67
2,751.61
2,752.00
46,750.00
$ 442,886.44
Expenditures:
Administration
Capital Loan Interest
Benevolence
Mission Giving
Ministry Teams
Peace Payroll Expense
Property
Miscellaneous
Total Expenses
10,194.93
6,444.93
27,693.70
31,314.01
27,812.21
232,040.69
71,511.56
1,456.37
$ 408,468.40
Receipts over Expenditures
$
CASH ACCOUNTS
(Checking/Savings)
General Fund—Checking
Restricted Funds—Checking
Kelly Zeller
Jenny Angell
CAPITAL LOAN PRINCIPAL
January 1, 2015 Balance
Y-T-D Principal Paid
November 30, 2015 Balance
34,418.04
$ — 35,277.81
53,328.80
$ 18,050.99
$ 164,162.37
13,535.97
$ 150,626.40
For more detailed information, Financial Reports are
available in the Literature Display Rack located across
the hall from the Library.
This newsletter is edited by Joyce Nikolaus as a
project of the Promotion Team. All articles are due on
the 15th of the month prior to publication.
Please email items to both:
Joyce at [email protected].
church office at [email protected]
13